Jun 1951 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

June 2 thru 9- 

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p-âATfS * SATURDAYS =« ».3O A. M. to f P. M, Telephone 1832 

WEEK 

Co/rte in and see a truly 

revolutionary advance , , , 

The All-New 

SUITS 

rhat Actually 

Bounce OUT Wrinkles 

lock IN Smooth Feel 

Tt'i PsJm Beach Weds ill am America,. ,*nd 

we're cdtbaring it too, to scqusinr you with 

lM§ peat new advance in summer juitj ,,, the 

•U-aep Mm Btadi tula, 

•Mi iw Mm Bach hu been front p»ge 

Bewt in fiuhioa cental, beauM it aCTutlly 

bounccj «M wrinkles, lodts /• smooth feel, 

think* to the amaiing pstented Fiber-Lock 

Method. But dm isn't ill. It DM emiy.itiing 

comfort, taut style, finer ctiloring, ttuly beautiful 

puwnuuid coloo. Yet iff itUl porous and cool, 

"wehiMf.toug «umiug. eeMe in new, durtof 

WmBach Week, whiJe we b*Te«wide vnrinj. 

29.95 

Wonderful Slack* or Sport Coat* 

forpAD on Father's Day 

LAROS 

,• ' Shdnssni 

Alk (teat am Gift eenHaMi 

afeKfc auls DM B hu Chan 

•f MB 1MA ^BR Cs«i Hid 

Siselti, The costs iff light* 

•eiibt, (sal, nut. The .fkcL, 

u» cuHtx ceafcft, moderfull/ 

coot fH Ballatami mr,. i 

JsaiweuuculiSMdU ' 

•'SATIN BMIQ" Malt 

When AU You're Wearing 

Is a SWIM SUIT 

Be Sure It's a 

8.95 

LASTEX FAILLE 

Berry, Aqua, Black 

Siiea 32 . 38 

10.95 

NYLON 

LASTEX FAILLE 

with Diamond Weave, in Berry, 

Aqua, Navy. 

5«e» 32 . 38 

^ ^ ^ -Sfitikl gingi iamii •••• 

y t>cMioc'«a« juniors 

MMMtMfMiirMkKM, 

M 

IMIIiMMlfni 14,95 •mm 

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VtAR — Ne, 8 Telephone 0804 or 0806 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951 

ore Resorts Advised to Trim Pleas 

ff State Beach Aid to Bare Essentials 

w Availabl- 

> State OfficUU to 

i Imped Ocean Gty 

- Ero-ion SHuatioi 

Unfineeri and other replentatives 

of the State 

jvigation Council are exited 

to visit Ocean City 

d other seashore resorts 

Be time aeon to inspect 

teh erosion conditions, it 

•-: announced following a 

•ting at Trenton on Fri- 

CMrln R. Erdmn 

for rtale flnti 

i problems. 

-ttcndlng from here ' 

cltor John E Buwell and 

iblyman Nathanier C. Smith, 

"1 AVAILABLE 

If •uthorltlca told the munlcU 

Mlefataa that then will be II,. 

43 available in slate fundt to 

* cily money in beachfront 

It •£,•' • 

that the MUtisua parerila had arrived 

at VM Atlantic City KowllaL 

liiu was about half the Him. norm- 

•% andM lot th. trip without 

plica •acort*. • , 

I ,-tt waa Men that Ui«Btorlt pnnd 

• For Telephone* 

i A brief thunder, lightning and 

rain atorm early Monday evening 

sent Ocean City's air raid warning 

•irena on an unacttedulea ' rampage 

and had reaidenta in moat of the 

vlpcll IM 

At C. ofC. 

to Attend Affair , 

More than l« resort men and 

central-city ana in a dither, women are scheduled to be prasawl 

A short-circuit caused by rain tonight (Thursday) for th* second 

Marled live of the six airena scream, annual spring dinner-mwUng of the, 

ing Intermittently for about 10 mln. Chamber of Commerce of Ocean 

utea 

City, at Simon' Restaurant, 

i The public—contrary to previously James •. Sheen, Mew York public 

- Published Instructiona—promptly de- relation, counselor and widely 

j iuged the city hall' telephone •witcn- known humorist and lecturer, will 

: board and police headquarters with be the principal speaker. 

The dinner will begin at tJO p. m 

Those who do not have reservation, 

BY nrs AND RTABTS 

may purchase the few remaining 

The sireni began •eunding off tickets at the door untu 7 p, m, •; 

about B30 p. m. and kept it up in Among the honored guests for the 

lit* and Maria until city electrical 

bureau employe, could da»h around 

and remove their fu.es. the only 

auick way of iilencing them, 

In tku pertoa the ally hall ea. 

ekaaga b*nal.a an eMamaM* 1M 

eaJlc Tfea apemar Merely MIawerei 

"akart ainaJl" aa fact aa 

PaiS w£L seneaat •arry 

Iiwil BJH kad a tan •!• 

hw iknrf tttiw I, MAM 

Obituary—Set. I, pan S,";' i '''X 

Service Man and Veterans—««. 

Mpt. 

a« * p» 

occasion will be municipal, county 

and state official.. The Chamber at • • JAMM K. i 

so had invited Senator E.U. if*. *«••• a. . , , ,,k 

(auver, former chairman of the Beta thia week thai his plans tM 

Crime Investigating Committee to been changed and ttst b> CHlld 

ittetut » a guest, but he wired re- have to be in WMhlngttin tonight- 

101 Seniors to Receive 

Diplomas on Ptert Tuesday 

53 Girl,,48 Boys to be Graduated; 

Baccalaureate, Sunday, at High School 

pit state ha* provided $780,000 for 

jy didn't 

leial air Ocean City High School will have lu anal round of activities for the 

|«f jattiet an4 other 'projeeti, plu* 

raid • 

t people, temi during the coming weak n it bida farewell to a graduating cUaa at 

M for repain to existing itruc- 

, _ —... .- It wu a 101 Seniors 

• already built with state aid. 

rning or whether the 

an City formally nquetted 

ing a multiple-alarm 

The S3 girU and M boyi in the claa will receive their dlplomai 

Tueaday night at the annual com-i ' 

*00. which would be broken 

-r ' 

,n into (100,000 for a und pumpprojeet 

to rebuild bathing 

cha artiflclally tW,aon to tengththe 

exiating itone Jetty at sth it. 

•bout 300 feet, and Ku.OOO for relint 

the Sth it. jetty, 

"•far Bawker »poru4 afl«> 

twfmMa Ui*t BtoM •fllclib 

' rt M make any eommlt- 

M to tow ainch *f Uil. IMI 

hm (lanUt, sr »h«i 11 

saa.Hli *M aMaa Ike sity 

ftaaa aU eaaatal Hearts M 

(Mr aa«as far stale aM 

lakes 

For Better 

, May KtonnM Trend; 

>: Outstrip. May, 1950 

W trend of buQding eonstrugtion 

flty in Ocean City revened it. 

during May and went ahead of 

ama month lait year, for the 

time in ]R1. 

"peelor Menry B. Cooper re. 

d 4o the eommisaioners Manlait 

month for Improvementa 

an ••negate e»Umated cott of 

IU, Thij compared with 113 

•111 «ui' and .•TrfHMwta tno.TOt ut...ii«. valuation ini- 

BeeBBBtraeMoB and repair aeUvlty la h.iamlaf aU .long Ike ocean city beachfront these days, as u 

•QvemenU SSJf^ » WBJW in May, valuation IIM. m , jrHtan tat ,,„, tmrlvtt ,„ nsterlng paklie properly wklak wai severely d.m.sed by November, neat.. 

M » ?_?^» t ( 

y i NOT USED FOB FI 

•nnu.L baccaUureato 

I Act"-"- IN- -'— 

! and i 

r. will be a Claa* Night protnm 

: been used for are signals since last open to the public thia evening AT KIWAWU LUNGUBM 

i fall, 

t Thursday i in the achooL and the A final feature for the graduate. Crtrtln 

il air raid "red" warn, 

will be on Wednesday afternoon •«ISe, 

latlngnote of the sirens. 

when they will be entwttlned by nin* *t B i 

t sustained note i 

the Oeean City Klwani. Club at 

the "all clear", A prellminar} 

luncheon in the achool gyBumslikia. 

signal U for civil defense workers 

TOU luncheon will juM about and 

only and In not audible to the gen- 

the achool year for the SenlMa, DM 

eral public. 

the other achool class will 

The only thing Out prevented the 

Untie in teaaton until Suturd 

entire city's being given the false 

18, when th» to wffi 

alarm Monday night was the (act 

deal. On that Bnal day, » 

that there aren't enough (Irens to 

•cover the entire iauind. 

Page 1, pltaaa 

iiftnmer Iarcw«lU. 

•errlae waa Wfca*.!^ ttt the 

War Contract 

srh.il mmUitwium wm Maaalay Haa 

trtek, wkem *h~t aaOairlttaa, «a. 

alfea thai rapaJn to tk* Maaaa 

To Begin Monday 

ner vsaii aat a. aaajpiatal f 

MaM ta aJtow aafleiaaa; »r.sta4

H floor 

c which 

%k':u*-,- v 

td 4o b* iwonatructad 

Mtd othjtr tfPato mad* tram the 

Hf^ of • (Mmlut November. 

• Mayor Edwur) B. Bv«rlur utund 

,achooi afflclal* Monday that the pie 

would be ready for 1 Bin commenc 

m*nt on Tu#td«y. 

Trstufer of tl» baccalaureate aerv 

k» to th* achool will reduce th* 

ID TIMITABi.1 

«MJ. TlWt HM ail taw Iif n.S.I,) 

air e First Fmbyisriui lightful evening of enlermlnment 

An Arthur dedfrey influence prob- 

Church, whs has tckan far hu topic 

ably win be detected in some of the 

for their parents, friends and others ukcleie accompaniments by the 

"Quo V.dtaf" 

who care to attend. The production boys. 

. OtheF clergymen who will par- Is being staged in its entirety by the 

ticipate in the service are the Rev youriM people, and will present «n 

The latter part of the program 

A- Lynn Gongloff, of the Tint Math, 

will be on a more serious note as 

overall picture of the four years the the class dedicates and presents a 

odlat Churrti. with the call to wor- Seniors have spent in high school, beautiful 1 c e I e r n to Principal 

ship: the Jtcv. rorrect E. Vaughan "HOLIOAV IN HAWAII" 

George W. Meyer=thc Seniors' gift 

of Holy Trinity Eplaeopal Church Called "Holiday in Hawaii", the to the school, A solemn candle light 

with the •eripture reading; the Rev program will be devoted to a ilirer- recessional will bring ilie program 

Victor B, Buttle, of the Ocean City act play, dealing with an imaginary to a close. 

Baptist Church, with prayer: and trip by class members to Hawaii to 

the Rev, Cynu W. Ferry, of Pleas- 

No admission will be charged. 

visit a former classmate who has 

antville. with the benediction. 

The program will be presented in 

moved to the islands. 

the afternoon for underclassmen. 

Ml SIC BY BAND, SINGERS The islanders present a program 

Mujleal selections will be offered of entertainment for them. The Mr, and Mrs, George McClellan, 

hy the high schiiol Band and choral Seniors, in turn, present a history of of Wilmington, Del., are residing at 

club. 

their activities in the school. This 16SB Wesley av. 

The commencement Tuesday, like 

the baccalaureate service. Is sclicd 

uled for B p, m. 

Most of the addresses en the pre- Here Are Seniors Who Will Be 

gram will be delivered by members 

of the graduating class. Diplomas Graduated on Pier, Tuesday Night 

will be presented by Br. W Thomai 

Adams, president of the Board of Lcite Lou Aflam 

Education, 

Norman Ruin, rt 

Principal student orations will be 

p 

given by John W. Meyer, the vale- Luis Virginia B=iklr% 

dleierlin. and Elizabeth Ann Trout Robert Jim*»= Burthtj 

sglutatorian, 

THIS IS AMERICA". THEME David William Bieknc-IL Jr. 

Five brief messages en the general Carolyn M=»r^ Bn\fl 

theme, "This Is America", will be RdMimiifi Herbirt Ernii n 

made by other members of the Michatl Jfiaiph Brunttti 

lass, selected for having written Wrfltrr Jdmc; Buekhnll*. Ir 

outstanding essays on their topics. Jahn Birnard B"rk. 

These speakers. In order, will be Burtnn QUnri B\ fUHi 

Carolyn M, Boyd, Lette L Adams GF^tt Thtlmj Ctirr 

Lawrence K, Hall, Jr., Thomas L RlLhiiFtl Mjrlin Ca_^rl Jr 

Thome, Jr , and Walter T, Qrandy ^nm Mnrg^rPtC'i* stt r 

"r. 

Earb'iri Annf 

The class will be recommended for 

graduation by Princl&a! Ocorqe W 

Meyer and presented to Dr. Adams 

by Dr, Charles B, Pierce, city suprintendent. 

The Rev. Frank F Adlcr, pastur of 

St. John's Lutheran Church, wilt 

open the program with an inveea* 

tion, and it will be closed with 

enediction by the Rev' Bartholo. 

muw B. Doyle, assistajit pastor of 

t. Augustine's R, C, Church. 

The school band and a sclccled 

herus of Senior* will give the 

fnusical portions of the program. 

Officers of the cjass of 1151 are 

iwrenee K, Half, Jr. president. 

Carolyn M. Beyd, vice president, 

Jane J Palermo, secrt'tary, and 

Lo'uise M Daiiey. treasurer. 

1 matter jwltthut city, Mil. 

Resort* Adviied Lightning p 

Lynnvraod SmbA. ctty e)«^tlci 

irj^Mclor. reported that the tMMtbl* 

to Trim Beach Pleat Air Raid Alarm m locHtcrl in n Junction box at the 

Continued from P.It 1 

Continued tttm ptn I 6th st, Hre nouso, where the heavy 

The six in u»e are lotalod at tinruin 

had lc»ki-d Into a cundult. Hu 

most urgently needed, 

Wesley BV school, 6th si lire hfiusi said iiit' sirt-ns were buck In normal 

Thov said that the Navigation city hall, 10th al. public works » ui ,tmul-by njn-lco within a «hort time. 

Council expert will viilt the foai hoiise, 14lh st, public safely gar»i< 

aresj 10 weigh (ho condilienj fur 

themselves before arriving ai any 

and Hlh st, and the bay 

< h»mbf r of Comme Trarupor. 

final decisions en state ailstmenls. All but the one al 10th si wcnl 

UUon Ahow, CoAventltn Hall, «Ui 

STATE FUNDH IMADIQIJATE off nl least once a» a result of Ihi 

•t. >nd bo«rd»«lk. totilflu, FrMay. 

Mayor lowker laid it was evident •short" in a special wiring cin-ult 

HilurdMv nllhU. A4mlHlaa rnt, 

that the state funds available will set up to control the siren* from • 

Don't mi— It! 

cover only a small portion of the 

requests iubmilted 

Cape May asked for $2.10 000 and 

Aabury Park requested S150000 

The Navigation Council already has 

approved an Atlantic City request 

for I2SS.00O for Jetty work. 

Friday's conference was !he latest 

in ^several such meetings at which 

seashore communities appealed fnr 

state aid= Local Chamber of Commerce 

officers attended several previous 

sessions to support the appeal 

at the city government with data on 

the adverse erTeet of erosion on business. 

Mr and Mrs, William PelU have 

rented a cottage oil Surf rd. 

f Bay Voor CUMr(B>i Wmr M 

Yvonne Kathleen Whilakcr 

Bvelyn Elisaijoih WigKlns 

Franklin Wiliianis 

John Edwdrd Willianla 

Estclla El..-aiMMh Wooibcrl 

PatrieiB Jesn Wrighi 

BARTON 

740 Aabury Ave, Phone 2185 

811 Aabury Avenue 

Wm Have thm BEST in 

oes 

MEATS - GROCERIES 

C fkfciRs 

Iu=in Cullissitn 

High Heel FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES 

Ch.lFlt Edgjr Cimaur Jr 

Lida RIP Cnx 

Lc ui P Mar\ Ddili^ 

Whites 

Ada Anlunictd DJ! Fan J 

You Will Taste the Difference and Youil 

Charity Anthony FDt Sa.,fi- 

MdFir Inrarrata Di Stpm 

for Graduates 

Save When You Buy the Best 

Cafhsrint- Pirstlf: Drain 

Ruruifd Clvdn Fill- 

COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF 

Alan Ho F, rtu i.n 

Pilrun DIUHZIIIP Fi inHin 

3.99 to »6.95 

Ciri h Mî Frii- H I t 

You Will -Know Then, Why We Say It Is the Best 

I ihn Ch-irir Gill I 

W illir Th i ill Ci nidi Jr 

C. IFI,C- Alien Grill,, 

Available in Roasts - Steaks . Chops • Liver 

U ilium Rn I C.r I i r Ji 

Riulnrrl Mu I î 1 Gr t L in 

Cuban Heels 

Sweet Breads 

Lattfinu King lUill Jr 

Ci hn H .mill n 

Fine, Crisp, Fresh Vegetables 

Hclt-nr- Hi\ n 

Juan N^llit Ht?nl 

Watermelons • CanteJopes 

Alin Htbttci II tn ,11 

P,itritid Mnru h ni 

Shop at BARTON SHOEI, Save time 

Bing Cherries - Strawberries 

Jjin Wilb. rl 1 jr I 

— save money. We guarantee to 

Marp iri I Am Jitn i 

you money, 

Mint j Rhutti Ji lirii 

TELEPHONE AND DELIVERY SERVICE 

Willuim Di Vdul Jiirru 

A.nilri» Lit Jcrnpt 

Btatricr Kilhr\ I tl , >i n 

Eldinc Jin 11 Knkir 

Arthur Simiiir Lilinr Ir 

Rar- Ann M.irtli.1 Ltur-iril 

Jmnni Mar r Liitrn 

Jum Lucilli Luk n ii / 

RrigcT Wrig! Vlsitu U I [ • 69) ••« leof tXt \',i 7 * 

Baked Loaves •^"•.r^r^x 

Imported Hams..»:?:^ 2 *2 ( ^ ) T.r IOC 

Olirar Stuffed OUw*m " 7 '-o," 

Orange Juice e6^W,d '• '«V 

Urn* Bean* "•— X' 

Instant Coffee %y 49c i "„?• Si. 

Ulmtt Brand Fonty 

PINK SALMON = 55' 

*fe 

New 

Cook Book •* •i, 

»alad Oreg 

EIGHTH iTOEET «»iWiaT AVENUE 

SHORE ROAD, SOMERS POINT 

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4 Actions Aid 

City Employes 

Granted Bonus, Sick 

Leave Liberalized 

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Phone IM4 

Dr. Roger G. La Rosa 

Optometriit 

844 Central Ave, 

OOEAN CITY, N. J. 

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PRINTING 

COMMERCIAL 

STATIONERY 

Lewis L, 

Barrett 

, Job rrlnlinf DSBt. 

807 Asbury Avenue 

Thursday, June ?, lOBi SENTINEULEDCER—3 

Solicitor John F. Boiwell snid that 

the itate Iflw rnalfes Saturdays in 

I the summer legal holidays, and that 

I the eit.y for the past few years has 

tnwhnlciiily violated the hiw by keepinij 

nfllces nnrn SiiHirrtay morninHfi 

Biitui-fUiys |jru£iut.e little jiiiljiic IniHini'^.M 

in tht-. nfflft's i 

MOST liET PAV OFF 

! Till. ri'Mipluiiiin prnvicferi ihiit i.pti- 

Grade School Nmwa 

Safety Awards To 

Be Presented 

Police Officer to 

Reward Patroller* 

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EAT OUT 

TODAY - - - IT'S FUN 

Relax. Enjoy yourself. Make it a 

point to eat at Frank and Eddie'* 

and see how completely sntisfying one of our famous 

sandwiches or a tastefully prepared dinner can be. 

BE GOOD TO YOURSELF — Eat at __ 

FRANK and EDDIE'S 

RESTAURANT and SANDWICH SHOP 

Ph. 1699 MS Aabury Ave. 

RICHARDS' 

819 ASBURY AVENUE 

SUMS 

FAMOUS 

NATIONALLY - ADVERTISED 

DAN RIVER FABRICS 

CHAMBRAYDRESSES 

Exquljllrlv Ullortd fh»mbr.y« with Ida al •»«' 

deiaili. Priced to HI budctU MWHcd'by U>e 

hlih CHl.Df.llvIni — «!}l«l far May to Septttabcr 

eanpllmenU. Meat far itrHl wear or •hop. 

plnf. In neat button la wnl.t and coat »lyl«.. 

Selcet uvtril in blue . rate - •r»n or aqaa 

lanel, SIHPM. - tMeaa . pl.ldi. Banforhlei. 

,__ 11- 18 — 16W .84W 

H( 

VKAR'S SO 1 ATTKACTIOS 

BOB HOPE 

In IVrmn wllh 

Marilyn MAXWELL 

and All Star Shew 

Friday, June 8th 

Tickets Now on Sale 

Warner Theatre 

ATLANTIC CITV 

Bm Ilffiii. iijirn Siiiiii In H P.M. 

EntlFc i*rsc?eda Is 

James "Sonny" Fraaer 

Cancer Foundation 

Frlres: 

,2« - il.lo . M.M . M.56 

i, iBf— Ai! srnin Rf.iii'niMlt 

3-way 

lighting 

Laigt * 

frM-forni 

utility tray 

Heavy 

weighted 

bosawon't 

tip 

BR 

the 

f 

THE LAMP B f lexla OF H)O 

Lov.lv fabrk' 

•had* rn diok.) 

UprtJck R«l ./•/ 

, . iv ' 

A Sensationol Value! 

-must be •••n to b« 

fully appreciated 

, $IO 95 

only iMm 

ewest FREE-FORM Mtdtri Styl# 

Solid hardwood bast and utility tray 

US! A! A Uli Af A 

ffiUVMIOH LAM* 

ISMI ADDtDONAl UHli 

. l/« m o fordwr. 

• Urn H to hsM your M hnp at 

IHI Al A 

BROWN LEE'S 

, 704 ASBURY PHONE 

GIFTS 

for FATHER'S DAY... 

June 17th 

by 

M ^% metes 

HI Mill* MMM 

Nothing'* toe good for Dad! 

Give Dad Knhst'i shirt., ties, 

ilackt, sportswear , , . that tellt 

him he's really special. 

| Short or lonjj «lotve Sport 

: Shirts in R-abardino. r a y o n. 

I nylon rind cool cotton. 

: 2.45 to 10.95 

Swim Trunks in tremendous 

variety. Solid colors and novelty 

desipns. f 

2.95 to 8.95 

NYLON FOR MEN! 

SHIRTS • • - S.B5 to 8.01 

SHORTS . . . . . . 2.M 

SOCKS . • • • 85c to 2.95 

ttrv-'' Shun in broadcloth!! 

and zi'phyr-weijthts ., , , white 

and colors. 

2.9S to 3.95 

CooT summer Robes in rayon 

crepe, shantung and cotton 

seersucker. 

4.96 to 12.95 

\. ?)r.i 

III aHHI 

mem 

Tone-up Dad with a new tie. 

Neat or splashy patterns. 

1.00 to 2.SO 

FIDS alack* tailored by Botany, 

Melroac Park, Northcord. 

Solids, plaids, checks. 

S.9S to 1S.95 

SWANK JEWELRY 

Tl# B.r, , Cuff Unk. - 

Ch«in> and Belt* - - - ; 

by Swank. 

''S«aH 

aaâa^B"'* 

' fi: 

41 

M

^5/ 

SHOPPEE 

. and CUEANING 

i 

- upuimn 

11M ASBUSHf AVE. 

CLASSY 

1951 

io f s Pharmacy 

3rd Street and Atlantic Avenue 

THE PICKET FENCE 

61! EIGHTH ST. 

(Sandaway Hotel) 

• Selection of CANDLES for All Occmtons 

TAPERS: 

i and ID ¥sriaBS color* for VoUr flower arrangrmt.il?. 

CANDLE; L; 

' 

wftk 

ftk 

Iss 

far n.,vM 

rvic*. 

>ING BELL CANDLE; 

hHc with 4cc*r«U«(] far skewer or rr- 

AND BABY BOTTLE CANDLE. 

m^m m &*wmt or tab? party m sauce**, 

| 3. WAGNER PHONE I ITS 

BwfSff 

[O'S MARKET 


SWIFT 

W^\ %>l PREMIUM 

MEATS 

FULL LINE OF 

FROZEN FOODS 

GROCERIES 

PRODUCE 

— 8:30 A. M. to 6 P.M. 

\ MM, Saturday — 8:30 A. M. to 9 P. M, 

ITA1T IN LINE? 

if Tfour Tim - P«tience and Temper 

• y»Riff! ww FOB fKin, siRVici and ram DELIVERY 

4mm *® m/k • . 

*17» 

Wm 

*!-. • 

I" 

'.< • 

CU1TUIEP ttMMlt 

S.iH 00 

Church Circle 

Has Final Dinner 

Hears Miss Kauab 

In Talk on Madeira 

The GuadvtilS Circlr ((f ih. first 

Free Chamber or t ommerce Trans 

l.urljllnii Show Innight < oui rnll.jn 

Hall fth xl and b 

' Q *\ f"* % •>• * ff^*i4fr*v"'JC&> m ' f f' T 

Forthcoming Marriage to Effect 

Republican-Democratic Coalition 

tf tif the Mi^ Ornn I H* 

II fiiif a rhnir? *if prur 1 . 

mai hair finai 

ird . •,! hularthil 

Jimn MUhr In tl. *-*,i Indirs 

ira I inr 

IP If) QF IS 

paid 

B.nl. 

Two Girls and One 

Boy Are Born to 

Resort Families 

T i I. l-ls irri t nt h , t ft- II t 

OL in Cilv arrival kirn 2 In iitf 

I rk _,r.in k M,,i rtn ril 111, I 

LI i" ir Ssl irt Mi nun-,1 Id, j IT,I I 

Ti i \ irr ^ fiiil I orr ui Mr null 

Mr Fru V llBn, , BOB " h , ! 

Mil _i t rl I II \ Mi JI I M 

Du rt X i,lr, I • 21U tit i.in ,, 

% 'i Jh ti l -V I , ri in Mr n 

Mr Ii-., L. . [ 91, lit d 

M , JH 

111 "• I i IT ihi, | tn il «,i 

Mrs. Carlson, 93, 

Breaks Right Hip 

Mrs Elizabeth Carlson 7lh si 

A Repybli£jin=Dcniui *v *ic cnall- Mr? RDSPII fnr the pnsl 3's \ur, i. i % * t.kkst ifihahitan! I t I 

[ ti ii n t}\!MTit.nl CLIU i I le he haj been RppublUan n.eirtr.n 35 

thi_ UK ^hil. an if t* Him i I HJJ 

and guest*. 

ing iiL^pectur of Wilduouci In -i*l 

ShL wa* T I riik, ii bunt. 

Mary Kagsab hign sthuol leachpf 

was announced lalp laM week 

w T repjiri ii w ilh i j IJII sr i 

who described a summ. r \ aicaiitm 

pin-. 

spent A ith her ufielp on the u.1. 

of Mydcira Mrs La* mig Bet 

Bucknell to Graduate Dr MIR i \ ^mil'i 1 ir 

also LHtLf lainLd v, nh piann „», rjMiss Ocean City 

phîthm n-iurn lMnnl«\ ihn 

lions 

Ocean City Girl 

Mr CirUnii t mi ditiun w t« 1 nr 

Ti^r dinint la ••.!*. win rnlurfi 

and lh.it *hi »fl in fciiml p n. 

inrdtid with pnttrd filun a** • Pageant, June 16 

Sin rifiu Ihroiifeh Ihi npi n 

«h th was pficLiiIeii tu CILM J. 

remark il h i ill it i-, .ntl 

^n prutm lo ta^L humo 

12 Entered For 

Mrs Mu GonglofT giu thp in 

tion ar d Mfj AI ec Horner Affair at Surf 

D-ir t.1 

tiring pn ,id*>nt mtrudueed thi nt 

s tifflêrs a.* K til a3 tht i 

to & r\t fcr I9**l ^2 uii 

w f ft Mrs G nÎt fT \ 

Mr C ^ n 

.i rrt-spondinjj i c_fi Uir* n 

dlf LC Meiiphil] lit nirt r 

In if^ art Mr fwlhr\ 

n pr. jiiitT Mi • I 1 

, ir I II Eir, , t ji ft 

t L I •=•[ ,, i II i i Hi, 

1. I I -• V, , , n i Pc it, i 

101 t -inrij 

u, I i I t • f i , L S | 

Mi B.I I I ,1 II i t 

Butki . 1 LJI 

% I i It, Pjt in tliir I _ Wnfld 

frit I _ C t ir_l T'lii - l| 

MI,!. LI ii ifii ld tji cr 

II 

T. n i It Li uri I, 

in*, matin mjui an1 usinm 

\M> • I I 

I hi 

men ht r of Kcippa DLIIJ t ruril\ 

IIFRt KIR M 

t ri I Hil ' 

Shi. ha, inr . Rjllm II nr i.«l O>•»> »«*•• 

We Are Pleased to Announce That 

Walter Richman 

Is Now in Charge of Our 

Television Service 

Mr, Richman w»* the firit •uthori«d Admiral television 

service man in C«p# May and Atlantic County. 

Ocean City Hardware Co., Inc. 

PHONE 21S8 

See Us For a Liberal Tradm-ln Allowance \ 

on Your Old Set 

A new perfume that wtl! sing vour 

.IS?-^2 

pralsEs! Never loudly, nciCr obviously, ' 

but with a slighil) spity. sprighUy 

aw that will turn mainline 

ta ., youf way. 

»ttMt>ili 

GREETINGS TO OUR SUMMER GUESTS 

May your stay with u» be happy and most enjoyable 

FREEDY'S DRUG STORE 

701 ASBURY AVE, OCEAN CITY, N, J, 

BrlngVoyr Prp>rrillllnn> is I » for Naff ( nmilDundlnc 

FRIDAY JUNE 8, 1951 

Winner's Candy -• Nut Shop 


HOME-MADE — HAND COATED 

CHOCOLATES and BON-BONS 

• BUTTER CREAMS • NUTS and FRUITS 

• CREAM CARAMELS • NOUGATS 

• FUDGE •PLAITED MINTS 

COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED 

• OPENING SPECIAL • 

1 Ib, Toasted Peanut Butter Sticks J 

1 Ib, Assorted Chocolates ' si PQ 

4 Ib. Assorted Iced JeUies 

{ ••.•«» 

DOROTHY and HERRICK WINNER 

* Props, 

ormer Township 

mmitleeman Diet 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

BABY - COMMERCIAL 

INSURANCE CLAIM 

WEDDING ALBUMS 

CAMERA REPAIRS 

John V. Pontiere, Jr. 

(05 Shore Rd., Someri Pt. 

Phone: S. P, 324 

month illnsu. Ha was 7B. 

A retired tanner, h« h»d ruldcd 

In Dennltvllle for 10 yean. He l»r. 

' was n counly ruad supeiviior 

was u Mason and u member of 

olhi'r ffnlprnoi groups. 

Surviving iifu his aiti>, Ida; y sun 

and three daughters. Funerfll gervit-ffl 

wpfe eondiH'led Saturday. 

Want to Sw»pf Try » Clmuintd 

KXFKBT 

HEPAIBIHO 

IIROKRN T.KKHt 

DUPL1CATXD 

MILLER OPTICAL CO. 

SFr^nfific Nun fjla 

rilonc 003e Ml Ashuiy Avf 

MARQUETS 802-806 Boardwalk 

OPENS FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 5i30 P. M. 

Th« Fdinily RestnurBnl In the Family Resort 

Features a Varied Menu, including 

• Full Course Dinners 

• Platters 

• Seafood 

• Sandwiches 

• Children's Platters 

OUR OWN MAKE ICE CREAM 

_ We Serve — '-— 

BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON 

DINNER 

St. Market 

GROCERIES 

Spry-3 1b. can $1,09 

Montco Ofange juice - 4g oz. can 29c 

Montco Tomato Juice - No. 2 can 2 for 27c 

Montco Fancy White Tuna . 7 ox. can 42c 

Renuzit . Gallon can 1.25 

FROZEN TOODS 

SeabrooU Fordhook Lirnas pkf. 29c 

Strawberry Shortcake 8 oz, pkf. 37c 

SeabrooU Spinach pkg, 22c 

Seabrook Corn on Cob pkg, 25c 

PRIME MEATS 

Legs of Lamb Ib. 89c 

Boneless Pot Roa*t Ib. 98c 

Fresh Killed Fryers Ib. 53c 

Burkes Smoked Butts 

PHONE 1363 

Ib. 89c 

FREE DELIVERY 

i't,l(l. Ill MICH" 

pcoc»oooooooooococoooooooooooooooooooooooooc»ooc 

WE ARE PROUD OF YOU 

GARRISON 

80S Anbury Ave, 

JEWELERS 

LIVE LOBSTER 

IN OUR MARKET 

Phone 2278 

Oysters • Clams - Lobster tails 

lobster Meat - Lobsters • Soft Crabs 

AND OTHER FRESH SEA FOOD IN SEASON 

Cooked Seafoods to Take Out 

Crabmeat • Scallop. . Soft Crabf 

Shrimp • Deviled Craba 

COLE 81AW rBBNCH FRIBIl POtAtOIi 

MPP1B HASH FOTAIO SALAD 

TOY OUR DELICIOUS SPEClAt PLATTERS 

Wm Deliver - - - Phone 1348 

CHRIS SPENCE 

SEAFOOD MARKET and KITCHEN 

10th Sbwet «nd A*bury Avanua 

Obituary 

Hostess House 

Executive Dies 

M«. M«HM> P. Fax 

VUitor 40 Yean 

Mr» Mutilela p Va%, a summer 

resident far 40 years antl an active 

worker in the Hostess Heujio for 

Convalesecnt Oifls. died Wednesday 

last week at her winter home in 

Oyerbroqlt. Pa, She waj 79, 

Mrs Fox WM Ihe widow of Fred. 

crick S FOJI, a Philadelphia real 

estate broker who died in IMS, 

Iter Oeean City home, where she 

kusiomarlly resided about half of 

i'acll year, was at 120 S, Atlantic 

blvcl 

Tile imly survivor is. a stepson. 

Pruderick S. Fox. Jr at Haddon. 

ilelil, N j, 

FMnt'ral soivicea were cciiidueted 

Suturdjiy nKirning at the Church of 

thn Holy Ai.io^tle^ Iiuefmeiil was 

Perry L, Smith, 

Summer Resident 

Pi'rry I.. Smith, an Ocean Cilv 

iUnitni'r fesirlent and property own, 

tr HiiLe !81». tiled on Wednesdaj 

last week at the ase of 10, al hii 

honu' in Mercliiiniville. 

Mr SriiUh for the past 18 vears 

hail iiccn iiri'gitluiit of the Merchaiit. 

vilk- Nalioniil Bank and Trust Co 

He niiil his wife, Christiana S Smith 

IIIM rrfidrcl here at 711 ilh si, 

Gas Price Cut 

Becomes General 

Wide Range of Prices '' 

Found Among Dealers 

Thursday. June 7, 1951 SENT1NEL>UCOCER—B 


For 15 Years Dies 

Funeral gerviega jfcere conducted 

Monday (or jeieph F. Seanlon, Phil, 

ndelphla plumbing and heatins con. 

tractor and an Ocean Clly sunnr 

rejident at 1215 Bay av. for the past 

IS years 

Mr, Seanlon. who was 45. lived 

and operated hU busineis nt 1.11(1 

S. Mlh si, for B yeari. He was a 

meraber of several plumbing .-isao. 

clatloni in the Phiigdclphia area 

iee» were held Monday for Mrs. Vir 

ijinia M, Barrett, 30, of 4 E. Wll- 

Surviving are his wife, Mae, undmot 

av . who died Friday 

two auters, Mrs. AieJIBnder OriflHh She i« survived by her husband, 

and Mr«, William Hofrmeinter Louis J. Barrett. 

Requiem mass was celebrated 

She had been a member of the 

Interment wgs in Laurel Memorial 

Monday at 9 a m. In the Church of 

executive board of the Hostes* 

ParK Cemetery 

the Most Blessed Sacrament Inter- 

House from 1B21 until her death, «nd 

ment waj in Calvary Cemetery. 

hnd halt) several' offices in the 

HfKSti'sri League. 

She iilso was nclive for many 

iiars In \ay activities of the Eiusco- Electrician 

pnl Diuccse of Pennsyivanis, and at 

out. lime was president of the South 

Philadelphia Convoealion. She wasDies 

Suddenly 

a member of the Church of the 

Holy Aiiealles and Mediator in Phil. 

I 

:.ti 

l II Mil il l I I 

iln ( il UIII\ < 

(.'ill- er thi> 

i-fvcl | 

eeK nci 

" s llu [iii li (ipoln II .in a 

I\. i ti ri iMij-in ill. M i* inddi 

I f II r p* ti !< n.n di tnh ' 

i t l i tut in \ holi.*; ill 

I i Bin fnwii th« u mi n IH ' 

< II M tttl I f JMdM i III t| l._t ul 

I h \v Ih unit l(.,.lti itiMtrl iffj, 

ii tl i nit i im t* in HI i (fort 

K Inn \ lunw hu ii i 

V\ |l>f ltANth I 

t (tit it t low a^ 12 9 n-nts hut 

v, i ^4 it m tvi J uilur locations 

A in t ( \ nt i i (ire of s»t rA it« 

I itl n m « , I mil U,'.I I >r hicli It t 

An il" JJ1 mrt 24 4 lor KL,UKI] 

J 1 fol liil.li t< t 

( mi S*i\it* 22 M [ur rViee« were condueled 

Frldsy at the Smith funeMl Home 

by the Rev. FanfHt E, VauMhsn 

rector of Hely Trinity Episcopal 

Church Cremation feJIawed at Weit 

Laurel Hill Crematory, FhHidelphla 

Mrs. Virginia M. Barrett 

SOMERS POINT — Funeral jorv- 

WEDDING 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

and INViTATIONS 

ES'GRAVep and RAISED 

LETTERS 

GREETING CARDS 

!OB ALL OCCASIONS 

MONOGRAMMED 

GRADUATION CARDS 

WITH REMOVABLE 

"CLIt'K.OS" LETTERS 

3 for $1.00 

MYWOOD PRESS 

FRED R, M'OOOIirr 

nlSTISt'TiVE 

PRINTERS 

823 A,bury Ave, Ph, 1490 

Open Now s 

my ' 

Ocean City Shop 

at 1017 Asbury Avenue 

with a Collection of Antiques, 

Reproductions of Fine Antique Furniture, 

Choice Accessories for the Home. 

• 

The Corner Cupboard 

MARY SHARP. FlTHIAN 

SUPERMARKETS 

Customers' Corner 

^p^^r •• 'J 

iL-i 

In Dairy-Frtsh Ft 

? J!H 

Msi* of our eyitsmfri dsn't know all 

ths d«t*ili ef the OPS r«f ulatisni concerning 

food prlen. 

After all, then are quite a few of 

theie government rulei, and iwna of 

fhem are very involved. 

lit w. tan m$lmtt rot ikmt thi mm* "4 

»•*« at Abr arm vaalatMrMrflf llvl.j up 

to Mi l.tf.r ••« aplrlf •# ItoH Mm •• 

tl>, •(•If to Mr •••raflall, 

S< ••«•. •• alwayi. ,« tan bmy mt MtiP 

with conAdanc* Mat y« will fat tkm u « 

tlf i iiaiitf to,4 to wait* ran ••>• k»» 

atclitaiatdi and Mat you ara talaf 

skarwmt tta correct prle. aid faftfaf tall 

wai(«t, 

K there art avar any doubti In your 

mind, pleaia It* ui knew, and we'll b« 

glad te dear them up. HaaM writs: 

WITIIJII liLaTIMI UPT, 

AiP feai Stem 

4JI L..li>it,» .v.n.., Ntw ftrt If, I, 1, 

Ched-o-bit 

Danish Blflu Cheese 

Swiss 6myere Chun 

Crean Cheese 

American Cheese »gg%m 

4 

* $1* 

^- 35* 

X 1 34* 

IOU«CHQI€f €«•> 

Rib Roast 

MNCH MI | I0.IMCH Kit 

NONE fRICK) HWHHt 

Veal Roast 

Stewing Chickens 

Sliced Bacen 

Boneless Butts 

Sliced Cheese 

Fresh Pork Shoulder 

Midget Llvtrmirtt wss 

Van HoKoR Pickles 

Dtlitmtt Sea Food 

Large Fresh Ponies 

Sea Bass' 

. 85* 

Hie t* 4|< 

4§ 

» SO" 

s 35* 

in 17* 

* 18* 

"25c 

SALAD DRESSING ^ v 32'v 59* 

!ee% HYDROSBNATiD Lib 3-lb dexo VEGETABLE SHORTENING 1.02 

Pineapple Chunks" •• r 29' 

Swift's Swift'Hing ^ M.07 

Libby's Deviled Ham '•: 18» 

Chivers Marmalade ti* 28* 

A&P Golden Corn "-•• .:• 16 e 

Waldorf Tissue - 8* 

Swift's Prem "^ 49 C 

Swift's Peanut Butter V 35' 

Pard Dog Food '- 16* 

XEBUCID PilCIi POl PINl »HN FAU FOODS 

ANN PAGE BEANS 

WIK • tOMAio HUM, VfSIiallaM 01 >OITO« ITrH 

JUST HI« IMIN IH_aMN r»G! 

Sp«giwt.I 2' . 25c 

Upton's Frostse 2-.25 c 

A&P Grape Juice ^41' 

Sparkle Desserts o.-':.a 

^ 

Hershey Syrup :-7'..'15 c 

Apple Jelly vm»* ',:. !9 e 

Juice JOSS* 'wii'^gS' 

Bisquick %.27 e *-. 50 c 

Fanninf'iPlekler 

White Breads:. .:15 C 

iyffl t " 11 e'28 t 

Potato Chips 

Rinio ' ** 

Sweet, Rift, WesttrH 

Cantaloupe 

JUMIQ 

SHI «eh 39* 

NONI 

•R1C1D 

HISHIR 

Sweet-Eating PIVM »!8* 

>r ._ viil.n> < viiophiin>, ««,_ 

1 omatoes NI.KKN I .n»n. *oc 

Pascal Celery "°:',";r

M-£J >: ; 

W%J&£: 

• ' - ' • • " ^ • ^ ^ ' ^ 

mm 

m mm 

Wm, 

•^'•--•••••-i/-- 1 

For 

ChHJren 

OtatiA aueh urn at Chief Morrow, 

* ifrtp '!& who (In thalr 

#tencraiid money ID teach u» 

to o ob«ry Jaw* and to 

dm and tauten. 

, 

EStATE 

*• Can Finance It 

- CONVENTIONAL 

1TGAGES 

t» 3*0 Brit S-rriw • 

mOTECTEO 

TGAGE SERVICE 

O.C. 1692 

Other dftB ol appreciation pr*- 

•ented to Cbtef Morrow were: A 

*croll tlfned by over 900 school chil- 

dren to show their «*UMJIH, an hon- 

oruv mAnbenftilp In Klwanis, tick- 

ets for A jteak dinner and a lobcter 

I dinner *nd ticket* to the Boo Hope 

(show in Atlantic City. 

To the Chier* "chief". Mr*. Mor~ 

row, went a beautiful orchid from 

the club, presented by Mayor Club- 

man after * brief introduction. 

Fellow pollc* chief! of South Jer 

•ey turned out in full force as attest* 

of the club to honor Chief Morrow 

Mr. Chapman introduced Chief Ro- 

bert X Lackey, of Ocean City, pretl- 

d*nt of the South Jersey Police 

Chief*' Association. Mr. Lackey then 

presented Chief James Price, of 

Lin wood; Chief Everett Lever of 

Northfleld: Chief Albert Talley, Ab- 

•econ: Chief Walter Atkinson Flea»- 

antville: Chief Maurice Mowrer 

Ventnor; Chief Clement Heifer, Mar- 

gate, and Chief Richard dP 

htl Lt 

Other police officials present were 

Meredith Kerstetter, a*sittant direc- 

tor of Public Safety of Atlantic City 

Captain Smith, put director of the 

State Police School for Police Chiefs, 

nnd Harry Norton, executive secre- 

tary of the South Jersey Polic* 

Chiefs' Association. 

rCHEONETTE 

UHh,ST. AND THE BAY 

>ING LIVING QUARTERS 

PHONE 2279 

OWN'S 

ffttEET «nd OCEAN AVE. 

MEDICINES 

„ AGENCY FOR 

!TZ CANDIES 

Free CbuOxrr if Cennree Trmn. 

pwMilm Sh.. Molffct, 

•all, H m u i kit 

After Boy 

on Bicycle WM Hit 

SOMER3 POINT 

identified by police 

3 

A motorist 

Daniel A. 

Fitzgerald. 31, of Central .v. near 

l$th st,. Ocean City, was committed 

to the Atlantic County Jail at Mayn 

Landing Monday when he *** un- 

able to pay An«s on two traffic 

h 

g 

Fitzsrerald was fined ftlOu »ifd costs 

for drlvlns while tinder the influ- 

ence of liquor and *J0 and costs for 

carelev* driving, at a hearing before 

Municipal Judge Richard Thompson 

on Sunday. Tlie court alto revoked 

hia license for two years 

H«* virus sentenced to 30 day* In 

Jail in default of the flm. C. Chamber of Commerce 

JUNE 7 - 8 - 9 

CONVENTION HALL 

HAROLD STEINRUCK 

PH. 16S2 9th and BAY AVE, 

Scout 

ilp.ofMn . ,. 

mn, Constance Undblom. 

field trip to Cape May Court House 

on Saturdsy 

They wen escorted on an Inter- 

esting tour through the county jail 

by Under>sh*rift Heyl, and the 

county library by the head librarian 

Despite an hourîong downpour, 

the girls hiked is a bee farm where 

thoy learned how trays are inserted 

in the hives and are filled with 

honey by the bees. 

Another hign point in the hike 

was a visit to the old Kolfnes estate, 

new the home of the Audubon So- 

ciety, whose representative, Wilbur 

Wright, resides there, Mr Wright, 

an authority an bird, animal and 

Plant life in IJew Jersey, showed the 

IlrU a year.old Great Horned Owl 

which ho had tamed, 

Mr, Wright led the girl* on an 

added hike to see the only Bald 

Eagle pair which do not migrate 

from the state. The scouts were 

able to see a baby eagle In the nest. 

Transportation for the trip was 

provided by Scout mother, Mrs, Me- 

•f'nley, Mri. Milligan and Mrs. Van 

Glider. 

Ripley to Note Fish Caught 

in Bottle Here 15 Years Ago 

Some IS nara ago. William 

Snyder, weli-knowji r«sDrt reai- 

dent, went fishing. 

Whit he cauiM in acheduled 

^claimem,i 

CONVENTION MALI. 

Sponiored by the Occu City Ch^tllhty . 

POWELL'S - CADILUI 

1158 ASBURY AVE. 

AMERICA'S GREATEST FAMILY RESORT 

INVITES YOU TO VISIT 

ITS FIRST ANNUAL 

Transportation Show 

At Convention Hall _ 6th Street asj Boardwalk 

Today- Tomorrow - Saturday' 

FRiE 

COME ON OVER _ AND BRING THE FAMiLT! 

IT'S AN EXHIBITION EVERTONT. Will ENJOV. 

Hpon.ored By The Oeeitn City CbaiilMr ef C* 

Visit the 

Ocean City Transportation Sho^ 

SPONSORED BY THE OCEAN CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ' 

JUNE 7th, 8th and 9th 

SOMOI POINT, UNWOOD, 

PUASANTVIIU. ABSICdN «n*l 

£AlM^ uM'Sim'MigwiM, 

' i < 

•-' • . . : - . • - ' - h , : . - , , ' • • . : - . - , . . „-,- • ! ; , , , | v -= - ^ . . V -

5 

A TVUU STANDS AT — 

300 8th St. (Next to A & P) 

8th St. and the Boardwalk 

Mi St. and Atlantic Ave, 

BNATIONAL 

ARVESTER 

. v * w»esh «v

I 

4—SENTINEL LEDGER Thursday, Juiu- 7, I;J,>I 

-CHUKCHI*- 

Famous Television Talent on 

Music Pier, Saturday Night 

Dr and Îr< I'i Ft i € r HA f m d ,iiM1 thrh \ nuth on I hi- ifurh 

r^Kion >Iah ,, , HlM 

The < fawf.iFfi* foilr -un^, Dun. Hii-lt. Han. md 

PVCTI Siind;!* nigbl i>n lrh*vi*iiitl, Uit( ;il*tj hr hrJirf in 

Dl Pi-l-.-v l-i.-,.- ; 

The Kii.s.-

*"-*. . 

i. • - Cj 

•M«M| MM* klllMU 

WiUtam p. MoCUjn, oil 

Vloaliuid. Tha pl/ilntllfc In the cue 

COODH) for Uw 

Hotel* Propose 

More Adverting 

tflteWi to ate about ike House 

fmribUity of lncreued aervlce. The • 

BenberahlB commute* an- Fettlt, so. of < 

It au staging a campaign found partially 

««e turn dropped out for any lam. 

He ril be MOMeML 

Usn M hold ito noK meeting. • din. 

W nwUm June IS. «t the Alvyn 

•Mel ' 

It i. only recently U»t children 

tm.M baste written wpecially 

far them. Accordin, to ChUdcmft 

at mummmtul chit- 

,_ ttt "Siflaa Family 

lft M 28f£ 

' M win M l« 

otXonan 

•f «• FMMMia. 

I* tfat HhilH No 

Only $82.25 Contributed in Thi$ 

County to Heart Fund Campaign 

One «f fh* country. l»dtnE man. 

utKtum at MievWm and aim 

Maritk RM, Ms. 1S7. 

mutpnent nay aMaMiah a plant In Sbirting at i p. «».. Bit swam 

Man Landing to Ml • •Bvammanf wUI feature an id«Mi. if Wo 

contract. It m dlacloatii Monday. 

1 "?? 1 

V, aarient, eity pt«l« ratationi «. 

rector, and' a motlcal pageant. 

Rawea •sumicnn, or New York 

City, MM the arm to iMBBUkUns 

•aloltH. 

with Ito Whealon Gla» Co. of Mill- 

fha Auxiliary «lio will m. -^ 

vUl*. far UwpurchMe or leas* of 

Enh priiei to Thomai Thorn* and 

Pteggy Ivana, wto wrote the »«•• 

HXOOTIATKD IN NEW.YOBX 

The Wheaton flrai purehaMd the 

property, formerly the Main Land- 

Inc Water Power Co, Iraet, about 

eight month* ago. 

Frank Wheaton, Jr., pretldent of, 

the flini bearing hU name, and Scott 

H. AdaBU, of Ocean City, manager 

of the May, Landing Holdinn, reportedly 

were In Mew Vork earlr 

thai week negotUtlng with Reevea 

Saundcraft execulive*. 

WOULD EMPLOT Mt 

Xrsiil MM in Atlantic City that 

U negotiation, were succeulul hi« 

Arm would employ about SM people 

on the Kovernmi-nt project. 

KeeVn Sounderaft minuunurtj 

larle ,lie televiiion Mreeni, tele, 

villon parti, cathode BJ tubes, motion 

picture parti and equipment, 

and overate* • recording studio 

'Ceiling'Soon 

For Groceries 

World War II Ran 

To Be Revived 

Cap* May County 

l 

Serrk* Cartailinait 

Th« pin.Hilllty ot hetmrt adver. 

ttalo* to atimulate barium tor hotels 

•ad nrtiuniiti la Ocean CIO wu 

riliiimu] toy member* si tbe Hotel 

•ad BMnuMBt AaodaUiiti Monday 

atttt tt Vernon Hall, 

The AoocUtion tipecu to «tep up 

IftMttil and MHl publicity for 

lid. yMf. MM? member, uumsttJ 

the bop* tint other civic and amv- 

- untatkma would do lUwto 

EMnlKhluhii for bsainsa* 

At • part oi the tatwrt advertiling 

pin,, the nutter of erecting 

bfllbaart, Kid RHdMCM for pub. 

llclly for tourirt. akmt the Bdmn 

Srldw 

i felt that the pntnt 

nail •ervice of Incoming- 

~ " nail U • serious threat 

1 , canttlbutlon to drive, launchrd in reoruary. railed 

the MM New Jewey hruiHHnd •bout IS par cent more loan lart 

drive HI the MMM IsifraH in th. year la the Mate a. a whole The 

tMH, •cconUng to flop! flffuM •»• incMMe will make poMlhle a broad- 

nounced this week by Dr. Jerome ening of th* educational and Mrvln 

O. lUufnun. praldmt of the Hepprogram* 

carried on by lonl chip, 

Jer«y Heart AMOCUUOO. 

tert 

He Mid the drive Mitcd tin.ni.4I 

la the MM. of which J» pet* (cat la 

earmarked for national nacanh 

profect. timed at reducing the tail Boy Denies He 

of he»rt diMK. 

Cape May County re.U«d NPJ». 

Ocean City grocery (tores, along 

The only lower return Ml In Stu-Was 

Hit-Runner with grocery stores throughout the 

--x County, which contiûted MM. 

nation, will loan be subjected lo a 

S*y. Cr W«, Stolen ceiling price plan known ag a "emm 

Eu»where in South itrtty. Atlantic 

County nited |MH pad Cum. l Dd 

munHy pricing" «)s! 

Federation of Labor and the State ways blaring with anger to set the 

University, responsible for the de- world on are, 

velopment of the annual labor in ' 

tutes. has planned for 1051 a si 

mer school with emphasis on practical 

helps on union problems. 

Black Is Graduated 

From Brown U, 

FeiTest Edwin Black, Jr., ion i 

Mr, and Mr. F E. Black, 1MJ Pleasure 

av. this city, was graduated 

with a Bachelor of Arts degree on 

Monday at Brown University, Providence, 

R. I. 

Mr. Black previoujly was graduated 

from the Vineland High 

School, At Brown, he waa a member 

of a graduating class totaling 

more than BOO seniors. 

Exercisei were In the first Baptist 

Meeting House, oldest Baptist 

church ln America: 

Mercantile 

attBabin 

. But it adl. for lea. ABB Boat ata(t(' 

License Fees 

in*- 

You can pay mor* 

7WproH«tWa" MERCANTILE LICENSE FEES 

•hiOlW d4w «nd payable in the oftice of Hie City Clerk 

mî^^^n lte«pST BAY OF JUNE 

tkadli vrar. and «hall expire May 31«t following •ueh 

WATCH THi ltmY-*w tfti 

banallt of tbOM who havent 

gin—ia, tMi fellna photo»T»pli«T 

la • mucot fw • Navy unit— 

VkBttsrapUe milt ot eaurs*. 

fMjpo-' «nd hi. outfit are at- 

•MM to «M «» Batt eauBsnA 

We're Always at 

Near « your Phooe 

No MMtl to worryabout 

ruuiiiiaF abort 

of • pr**«riptson or 

replacii>c • brokan 

dm, itota. Pick ap 

your phowr, any tim* 

of th, d«r or ni«l.t 

•nd t»U tu, Dtilhiw. 

in IMttsj «t ones. . 

EDWARD H. HILLS 

Now you are a fuU-fl wwrkin» member of onr rliitij^rijiitll.'i 

eh«re or* ito raipotuibilitw* upon ; " " * — - '^ **;' 

you can be sure it ia • vitall part m ^*ipiag omr 

id trmat fund of persona! freedom m 

May Each of You Adopt These Ten PoinU Which Every 

True and Loyal Amerioan Should Have to Live By 

1, LIVE AT ALL TIMES in fellowtOtip with 

God, 

2, LIVE IN TRUE COMRADESHIP with 

humatnity. 

, LET ALL YOUR DEALINGS with your fellow 

man be gantle, genet-out and juat. 

, SCORN V/HAT IS PETTY, mean and eon. 

temptibU. 

i. BE CAREFUL in •pMch and act 

. BE LOYAL to your own convictions, yet tolerant 

of other*' fidelity to their*. 

7, KEEP YOUR SELF-RESPECT, 

and Mlf-r.li.nc*. :.••*"•'•• 

8. HAVET^fE COURAGE to tmm Itin^Mii 

and not be Utter, • \ ^ 

S, HAVE THE HEART tOj land th. 

, hand, to extend the handcUap o# * 

and toipnkl word of eiKJHata^m 

10, KEEP YOUR PERSONAL APP 

at all time* up to proper atandard* a*td 

the *tr*nirth to IMa op to the falfaMM *f 

PMuMtMN, 

Rmmmmbmr; "REPUTATION" i« what people my about you , . 

"CHARACTER" i, what people know about you. 

YOU CANT ORDER CHARACTER OVER THE PHONE FOR IT IS NOT IN THE MARlOp 4 . 

CAN'T BE •OUGHT, BUT IT ISTOE MOST IMPORTANT SINGLE THING YOU W ^ if 

EDWARD H. 

f 

i

•„ 

^ i * - ' " 

IWW» eatnwlM u* to I 

to timm'. mti tbaCtoa 

allt 

lutdllsent parenti endeavor to 

Mna OP th *> 1 ' chiidnn to that even 

flrt'nelatiban will like them. 

and 

to (A* 

Clam of 1951 

9 

g^^s^^t^*^ 

C. Smith 

"CLASS OF 1951 

HOLROYD'S 

"Savory Subs That Satisfy" 

616 ASBURY AVE. ', 

PASTRY SHOP 

Y AVENUE 

lWlMra Wan Ob 7tt«, who dlad 

iq JMH. 

CM tsW of cancer daatha in- 

CIO^B MO, who died In hupUala outside 

Uw date, lo armgr camp* and In 

counties allowed an in. 

n in dealto during the put 

yMt -wiiil« HunMMen lud oictlr 

tha asm* lumbar, M. 

tei atay County had n deaths 

In HM» uid 97 ta SIM. 

Curl K. Wlther>, citfa f und-i»iiinj 

•and* chairman, point* out that It 

Is marc IMMU now than, ever befora 

dipt the American Cancer Society 

obtain fundi needed to carry 

on lt» educational, service and re- 

•eUnsn 

FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL-Ko- 

W )«BUB»lerl dlfplar tht cant 

ttey ute la collecting food from 

OH troops, me war-haufided 

refuf«e cblldrai are d t d 

«»_ft. food ttiMr O.I, 

GRADUATION 

PHOTOGRAPHS.,. 

Portrait M««fe Now — at Graduation 

>• #oi|i*?thing thmf you will 

always trea«in-e. 

:wl Styfa« ^nd Priêa, and will be glad 

to you — Proofs aifbipftted 

STUDIOS 

838 Albufy Avenue 

Homes four Tilts Summer 

' Fir*, Next Wmdntuday, to Include 

Historic Old Church at CoW Spring 

Given * 

Proficiency 

Members or Girl Scout Troop 6 

were presented with proficiency 

badges end other awards during sn 

afternoon outing Saturday undtr the 

leadership of Mrs. riorence Hetulcr. 

troop leader. 

The Scouts cycled to Mn Hentler's 

home, where they played 

games, then went to the beach. At 

a brief business meeting. Christine 

Kuhn was elected scribe for the 

coming year 

Awards v.trv made a> follows: 

Cooking and nestesi badges—Marfaret 

Klphorn, Christine Kuhn, Jean 

Hollingshead, Chrlstim Wiesenlhal, 

Fbebe Turner. BeMy Lee, Dorothy 

Siekles and Betsy Swing, 

Cooking and rambler badges— 

Linda MilUgan, Sandra Koskamp. 

Jeanne Jaeobson. Ann Beianger and 

Roberta Siekles. 

Tenderfoot and second class badge! 

—Margaret Cox, Judith Bella, Carol 

XonKhak, Joan Cauley and Barbara 

Boyd. 

At their regular meeting list Tues. 

day, troop members received their 

final instructions in first aid from 

Police Patrolman Benjamin Dungan 

At their meeting thjs weeK the 

Scouts paid a visit to the New jersey 

Bell Telephone Co, to observe 

operation of the eKchange. 

Two. mora promlnWlt Cape May but wMk. 

County attomew have bc«n admitted fore the huh *rlt[ynil tyi < 

IQ prartlc. before the United States' man T Millet Hand, — who ) 

ad baan grantad tba 

Supreme Court 

SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT 

f MILKS FKOM OCEAN CrTT 

A PIM drive «•> ">« May. Laoal-C - Bwan Paint 

PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE 

Turkey or Prime Ribs of Beef $1*2$ ] 

Chicken in a Basket 1-15 j 

Fried Chicken L2S j 

AH Other Plattera 1-00 j 

Spaghetti and Meat BalU 

OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK 

Phone Sonwa Po«"« »44S John Sw«o, prep. 

B> CHAWUE» H. GONNOBB 

•njin UaJierrity. the 

Stale DolTCnHr of New Jersey 

To aas&r« the mast elSciest use ef 

ferUlUer, »pply It In liquid (orfll at 

intervals during the Hum, 

Man? brands sf soluble fertilizer ! 

wiUi analyst* of JO-M-lp., 12-14-12. 

041-11, etc., are available. That 

are mere expensivs. but Hiey are 

easiest to handle, bggsuse they go 

immediately into solution. 

However, most of the complete 

fertilisers of 4>11>4. S.IQ.8, 5-10-10 

told Hprini PretkyterlaB CBsrcM, 

aaalfiris can also be uMd_ When 

Ming then lower analysis fertilizers 

to make solutions, put the fertilizer 

By LOU Q. HAMILTON 

Into the water and allow to stand Next Wednesday — June 13 —will 

several hours, preferably overnight be a date to circle en your calendar 

When using using, aa tir up so as t to ild include I You will want to join the group to 

ISM el the sludge in the sppiiea. Visit 21 interesting old houses and 

^ public buildings. 

toDieôoirfii'li°of*'i!.is"l3'uncr'eaSe! Poino*Cape C May n from f o W 

— J mount according to the to 5 P m given in a grant from the English 

Crown The grant read that the 

church should be built, and for a 

nan-conformist preacher. 

te ug 

This log cabin church was des- 

to each plant, 

troyed by nre. and ihe second church 

ret types of solutions are used: 

was built in 1718, This was a frame 

fi> Transplanting s o 1 u t i o n : 1 

building and also was destroyed by 

fire. In 1S23 it was re-built in the 

or deereue amount accordinB to the p Again i this tour will bo 

nitrogen nitrogen value, which which is tfie t Bra! 

form of a brick structure, 

e Bra! sponsored by the Cape May County 

flgure in the formuisi to one one 

gallon ll 

DKL'M CALLED WORKHIPF.RS 

of water. ater. Open Op th the th e hol hl hole, place plac 

Art League, and a portion sf the 

the 

plant plant, draw 

draw some soil 

soil about abou the 

proceedi will go lo the Burdettc The beating of the drum and later 

roots, root put in one o cupful pful ol l the oi soiu 

Tomlin Memorial Hosnitsl. Tickcu the call af the town crier summoned 

ion ion. when n the wa water settles ttl ddraw 

may be purchased ai .my at the the early people to orship. Instru- 

n •oil. l For F ththe 

5-10.5. etc. usehouses. 

This U the third year thai music was not allowed in 

th three ttablespeonluls 

to one rallon this interesting lour has been this church according to the rule 

of water ml apply a cupful to the planned. l d 

of f Punton P ehurchei hh of early tinies 

plant, 

START AT CAPE MAY" .. PfcMidcr.i and Mrs. Harrisgn it- 

(11 Starter solutions are twice u 

. and may be put on seeds in 

e(=«iniT ** r>- %M - - ii i ^nded ihis church while they resided 

the lurrow. When the, solution 

sMUes, draw in soil to nil tho fur. 

?anr"o3r 

'11 Booster solutions are three 

times as strong as the transplanting 

•oluuon. A cuptul to a quart of the 

solution is used about each plant 

depending upon iu siie every three 

weeks, for Plants in rows, use a 

mnful to a foot of row, on each 

B you are using a mulch, apply 

ths nquld fertiliier on top of the 

miUdh, a the soil is bare and dry 

stir it before applying. 

Occupy Resort Home 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 8. Hughes on 

Friday occupied their Ocean CMy 

home, SO Station rd., west, for an 

indefinite period. Mr, Hughes, proprietor 

of a theatrical agency in 

Philadelphia, j, eonvalescing here 

from a recent major operation in 

the Jefferson Hospital 

n L?f by M" M , Pa c' n CIO Asks Defense 

Act Amendments 

The New Jersey State CIO has 

called for 13 amendments to the De- 

tapple 

fense Production Act. "to provide 

real equality of sacrifice and to stop 

inflation"*. 

In a letter to all New Jersey Congressmen 

and Senaterj. State CIO 

President Carl Holderman warns 

ICE CREAM 

that unleas the act is strengihencd 

OsldeR pinfDpplf bl^ndfid gnd froi*n with fina, 

before it expires June 30 "the nation 

rkh iffSfn! Aik yauf it'tind\y irfjyetr Bfglff fgi 

faces the internal threat of de- 

fhi| deiicisui, Eegltnj lievsf in hsn^'dtppfd 

pressed standards of llvine for most 

Sfi, qUBfli, gf in th? !hfifty Naif Gallon; 

of the American people, while leaving 

untouched the standards of luxury 

of a profiteering few 

^ L't"? cn.'n-iM has been done to 

Ellen, purchased the land on whieti architecture resembles the church 

the house is located in 1850 The attended by Washington in Alex. 

purchase was made- from Aran Ben. andria, Vaj the church of the Ad- 

nett. Remember both Benneil and vent in Cape May. and the Old 

I.udlam are old Cape May County Court House m Cape May Court 

names. 

House. 

Evidently Mr Ludlam did mil hold 

HAS RtSTFt I. ATMOSPHERE 

ihe land long but -oon sold it to One of the striking features of the 

William Townjend who built the church is Its restful atmosphere. As 

present house The home ha* been you enter the plain but stately front 

occupied by the Totvnjends eontin- door your eyes will rise to the 

uausly from that time until I!MI beautiful medallion centered In the 

when it was seld to The MiMes Mir. ceiling. 

iam and Mary icholl. of German, Give yourself a bit of time to 

town. Pa. In 1S10 aiain it went in- wander abuut the old section of the 

to different hands: to Mias cemetery. Here you will find old 

This house has typical Cape Mas ' C J^f M C 

6 - I s ' C8unl J' "»mes. such is 

County arthileeturc N-att. that I Wll a'n. iehellenEer. Edmunds. Eld. 

there are few windows on the north ! r '"S*- Reeves. Hand. HughES. Learn, 

side. As one enters the yard the , ln « Bnd Cr e» 

eyes are arrested by the beautiful I " lf fwreatinB to note thai the 

earyed doorway. ' nfst CLASS 

OF 


The Finest Upholaiery Shop in Ocean City 

Phone 0043 Ktlpp I Tige T ^ 

Have You Seen Our Window Today? 

court session_ in the county y was 

VII1T OLD BUCK 1 IILRt II held in the Cold Spring Presbyterian 

Coming up the old read acros... t:ie 

Church. 

eanal through. Cold Spring the Irav-1 M o i- r. 

•ler sees the Cold ipring Preiby, New Polio Representative 

terian Church, sometimes rcftrrefl Thama§ T Peyton, sf Permingion, 

to aj the Old Brick Church former pubikticrs advertising 

Trus church is the leconci uldesl . cial has botn appointed id representin 

the county. The Cape May Court alive for the National Foundation for 

House Baptist Church prcceedL'd it : Infantile Paralysis in Ntw Jersey 

by two pars in 1712 ; Doiaware and bistrlct of Columbia.' 

Rev John Bradnor was the lirst He succeeds George N Barrie Jr 

minuter in 1714 to preaih in a log of Princeton, who has been appointcabin 

on the grounds of tho prpsint ; ed representative for the oraaniMchurch. 

He had a naht to preach F lions-chapter, in the OrealerNow 

in this church because tl'.o land was ' York area "" " " 

The end 

and the beginning 

SCHOOL clays are 

behind-life is 

ahead. Their 

future rests, to a 

great extent, upon 

the habits of 

thrift thex have 

developed and 

their determination to continue those Kabitj. 

Our bank* provides savings account service 

to help young folks accumulate money 

... to face the future with confidence and 

peace of mind. You are welcome—any, time* 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City ' 

Caps May County'* Large*! lank 

• MEMBER rBPIRAL IUJSMVE SYSTEM 

FEDEEAt, DEPOSIT INSUHAMCE COBPOBA?|OI( 

YOUR DEPOSITS ARE NOW INSURED TO 

Slp.OOO.OO 

Bankins Hour* 

9- m. n»- wntfl 2 p, m—S«Wd«r < • •. m. «i»tU 

>•«*•#•< 

CONGRA TULA TIONS 

Ocean Gity 

Water Service Cd. 

t Court House State ^|ice said that Johnson Wa Wai 

._• City man was killed driving Xertnan'i n'i car toward towd Wild; 

wnlon «'aa seriously In. wood when a front tire blew out 

tuy when their cur cauaing the machine to inn, 

n4f a telephone poh> on sharply to the side of the ,d, hit 

naar Cape May Court the eole and turn over. Both men 

• overturned 

were thrown out 

"jUntinn. TO. of 633 S. It was the .econa fain! hiuhwny 

[.Atlantic City, head of nOccident 

In the lower nnrt nf ih,. 

nufacturlnK firm, died til county within elKht riayi. 

Television 

Any Make - Any Model 

Aerials Installed 

^'REPAIRS ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL 

TELEVISION ACCESSORIES 

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 

Universal and G. E, 

•Range* • Refrigerators 

Washers • Vacuum Cleaners 

Irons • Toasters - Grills 

ICROVER D. BROWN 

Shore Road - Marmora, N. J, 

PHONE Q, C, ilW-B-l DAT Oft NIGHT 

Complete 

Landscaping 

Service 

|f Will Plant a New Lawn and Furnish 

ibbmry Front Our Own Nurgmry 

Good Grade Top Soil Used 

Mushroom Soil 

(iUf Teday and Let Urn Give You an Estimate for 

Completely Landscaping Your Property 

phonC oesi |EDAR BRIDGE NURSERY ! 

ZIOD Road at Bargaintown Lake 

i from Ocean City Phone Somen Point 2360 I 

RiDDY KILOWATT 

0 

, * TJ, *^ 

' ." \ v #*.••- > ',.'-, 

HOMEMAKER'S GUIDE TQ BEEF CUTS 

; tail Mutchfrs will receive 8x17.inch 

: pcisirrs showing lh»' t-piling prices on 

, beef, it was announced today by 

Benjamin M.uiiliin Caniden district 

I UPS director. " 

"Unless there is addltinnnl delay 

; in ririntlns the posters by the Government 

Printing Omee. retail 

butchers in Camden, Gloucester. 

Retail ceiling prices above which 

retail butchers cannot charge for 

beef went into effect on May 14 

Hen's Summer Reading for You 

At Resort's Free Public Library 

Whv TAKE honks oil ynur vaca. 

tioii? 

Your Free Public: Library, at 6th 

si. and Ocean av., on the street floor 

of the high school building has over 

10,000 books on its shelves. Here is 

readins pleasure for all ages, here 

is reference material for the student 

and research worker 

Membership, at no cost, Ls avail, 

abli- tn all property owners. Iheir 

families, and seasonal visitors, Fyr 

the short term vacationer, there is a 

spierinl membership The library is 

open every day, Monday through 

Friday, from 9 a, m. until B p. m ; 

on Sulurdays, from I until 3 o'clock 

The following is a partial list of 

AUTOMATIC CLOTHES 

DRYER 

) 4 / 

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PiHtrt 

MY m mm«w fmm mm MMON CMM 

jttm *y« I.".*»V» IM^YM do H» with *Un If «if. 

X *y «ki taa *• «m. d*y 

cum«$ 

WaUawlryh .•lihli uWn.it ^'AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC | 

dry 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

MM nmmp A 9XZ*r£X soutnf M «» ***** 

?-' 

bonks acquired since April; 

IN riCTlON 

"Angry Mountain ", Ham mend 

Irmes. 

"Bird of Prey". Victor Canning. 

"Breath of Air", Rumer Garden, 

Diligence in Love", Daisy New. 

man. 

"Harem Scar'om", Rosemary Taylor 

"Morning Journey". James Hilton 

•Yellow Storm", Lau Shaw, 

"Age of LonKini!", Arthur Koest- 

ler. Camo Home at Even", LeOrand 

Cannon, Jr 

Fort Everglades", Frank Slaugh 

ler "Left Hand of Ood". William Bar, 

rctt. 

"Neither Five Nor Three", Helen 

Macfnnes, 

"N'^w York p", ilka Chase, 

"Round the Bend", N>vil Shute, 

• Festival". J B. Priestley, 

"World So Wide", Smclair Lewis, 

•'God's Men". Pearl Buck. 

Jenkins' Ear". Odell Shepard, 

"Proud New Flags": Van Wycfc 

Mason, 

"April Snow", Lillian Budd, 

"Rain on the Wind", Walter 

Macken, _ _ 

Venture in the East", Bruce Lancaster. 

This Is the Hour". Lion Fcuchlwanger, 

"The Foundling", Francis Cardinal 

Spellman, 

IK NON-FICTIOiir 

"Far lide of Pnrndlce". Arthur 

Milener, 

"Henry- Gross and Mis Dowsing 

Rod", Kenneth Roberts, 

"Mr, Lincoln's Army", Bruce CaU 

ton. My Six Convicts", Donald Wilson, 

•Riddle of MacArthur". John 

Judge Marry Tenenb.um on Sat. 

UMay naervad decision after hearing 

arsumants " to whether • bUl 

of p.rtlculsrj .bould hm laaued in 

connection with 1 bookjimklng in. 

dMmcnt recently handed up by the 

holdover January grand Jury. 

Application for the bill w» made 

by Edward fainter!, Munwl far 

Jnmei w, Spring, of Claymoni; Del,, 

who waa charged by pfoweutor Albert 

M. Aah with handling hsne 

race b»u at North Wlldwood. Felnberf 

nought detailed Informstlon u 

Air Service Down 

County Is Begun 

Scheduled air service between the 

Cape May County airport, near 

Wildweodi Washington and Newark 

was begun for the summer season 

en Friday by All American Airlines. 

Charles J. Croker. lalea manager. 

ild the airline is offering two 

flights daily to serve the Wildwood- 

Cape May area, providing direct connections 

with trie Washington^Baltimsre 

metropolitan districts and the 

Mew York-Newark areas. 

Lack of more available' planes 

prevents a larger schedule, as a result 

of extensions of All American 

routes along the eastern seaboard. 

Mr, Creker said. 

Ounther. 

"Battle Submerged", Harley Cope 

and Walter Karig. 

! 

Florence Nightingale". Cecil 

Woodham-Smith, 

God So Loved the World", Elizabeth 

Ooudge, 

Pittsyivania Country", George 

•wetnam, 

Sherman Hoyt's Memoirs". C, S, 

Hoyt, 

"•Ingle.handed Passage", Edward 

Ailcard. 

Three Men on Third", Ira L. \ 

Smith. I 

Washington Confidentlai", Lait ! 

and Mortimer, | 

'."His Eye is On the Sparrow". ( 

Ethel Waters, 

Theatre ArU Anthology", Rosa* 

mend Oilder, 

"Farm Wonted". Helen Hilles. 

"A Socialist's Faith". Norman 

THomas, 

"CifJuJ«S«f", J, Y. Henderson, 

"ThfVMaggie Murphy", John J, 

"King's Story". Edward, Duke of 

Windsor. 

Return to Paradise". James A, 

Michener, 

"War In Korea", Marguerite Hig- 

Ins, 

"Audubon Water Bird Guide", 

Waiter Teller. 

"We Barrymores", Lionel Bdrry- 1 

more. 

Rooming Houses 

Hotels - Apartments 

To Stimulate Rentals or Sale of Your 

Property 

Modernize that old dark furniture, rm» 

gardlmu of what kind of wood it is. Wm 

will make it into a matching set by sandblasting 

and refinishing it in a modern 

two-tone grain finish, at one-fourth the 

cost of new furniture. 

Dozens of Modern Colors to 

iphoose From 

Metal and Wicker Furniture Al» Sandblasted and 

Refiniihed. ... You Can't Paint Over Rtiat or Dirt, 

Modem Company 

Furniture Rmfinishing 

881 Blade Horae Pike, Ple.santville, N. J. 

, par EriloMl* Can PtaMMviHa tlfl «r Oe*« OUT M»«-W 

talavWon *M in your i 

A bill nuadnc It ...._ 

havsi ulevlaion in inr motor 

vehlcla where the drlv«- can 

see it, was one of 10 •igneil Into 

law Saturday by Governor Driicoll. 

Postmen Urge 

Two Deliveries 

Wut Twice-a-Day 

Plan Retimed 

to the exact dates and time of the Jtsatoratian of the Iwlce-a-day de- 

alleged affnue, wriulni that without livery of mall was urged Sunday in 

aueh data it it lmpOMlblc to pre- a resolution adopted at the closing 

pare a proper defense. 

seaslan of the New Jeney State Aa- 

Prosecutor Ash opposed the iMUsoeiatlon of Letter Carriers, AJ. of 

ance of the Inforfnation, arguing l^, convening in Atlantic city. 

that It would disclose the state's 

case. He contended that Sprlnf 

The resolution called for rescind- 

knows the escenee of the charge 

ing the April, ISM, order of the 

and what transpired before his ar- 

FWUnuter General which curtailed 

rest, making discloiure of state cv|. 

postal sen-lee. The earrien eon- 

dence unneeecsary. 

tended that the once-a-doy schedule 

Meantime, Harry Keating. Jr., for. 

works a hardship on mailmen and 

mer Wlldwood motor vehicle agent, 

results in poorer service to the pub- 

recently sentenced to state prison 

lie, 

for 12 to 11 months on a charge of 

DeleBtes also adapted a resolu- 

embniiing state funds, is being held 

tion demanding a 17 lj per cent "coil 

in the county jail temporarily to 

of living" increase in satariea for 

testify for the Mate In trials of 

mail carriers. It also called for 

Spring and other gambling defend, 

abolishing the four lowest gndea HARPTONIZIMO 

ants, 

for regular carrier* to make the pay 

Keating has admitted he lost most 

In the initial grade H.IOD Instead of 

of the money, betting on horses. 

the present iJ.TW a year, 

ialfM. n 

Anthony G, Santora, of Jeraey I 

Resort Man Held 

Following Crash 

An Ocean City nun was held on 

Mint (wioiuiio ittr em in tn imti'tm UKRN net. a charge of cart-less driving Satur- 

Mr$, America, This chart shows you by name and shape each of fS* day afternoon following an automo- 

standard outs of Met made to b* uld at retail from the wholwile cuta bile collision at 10th st. and Central 

In the eenur of the chart. Each of these beef cuts la nubject to doUnr- ay, 

and-centi price ceilings at your retail meat shop. Your retailer haa James Rowand, 71. of Wesley if,, 

been provided #lth the doUar-and-eents cetllng prices for the pricing near 10th st was charged with 

»ne In which you live. You can aik to see tries* prices HttUva CBiuing the accident by the other 

May 14 ceillni prices mult be posted by your butcher. Lowtr beef prleea' driver, Gerald A, Barrett. Jr.. ID, of 

will be eBectlve on August I and another reduction will be aflectiTC ea 7800 Pacific av,, Wlldwood Crest. 

October 1, 

Police reported that Barrett was 

going south on Central as', when his 

Mure Ihnn 1000 Snulh Jeirsoy TO. ! Cumberland, . Salem. Atlantic and ear" waa •truck on the right sida by 

Cape May counties should have the the Rowand machine going west, 

ceiling price posters for beef on o Mr, Rowand said he stopped for the 

before June 18. the new deadlim stop (treet, didn't see the other ear 

by which they must show these approaching, and started across. An 

ceiling prices," Mr. Maiatico said. estimated MOO damage was done to 

OPS extended the posting require the cars, but no one was injured. 

ment for two week* from June 4. 

[ TO THOSE WHO 

HAVE A GOOD 

- :-t:; 

Now it HM tint* far ipMtal planning if yow'i* on* al 

thsM wanting • ricptmatiWa Mr. W« wh«Ma*artod| y 

j yau lo glv« eon*id«i«d HiougM to provMtng yovr- 

Nlf wNh the bast driving yatir bwdgat wiU allow. 

For the greatest motoring value OR ifco road 

mEROIRY 

• Bigger, better value lies deep in the heart 

of the great 1951 Mercury. The best in engineering 

and materials mean you can be sure of 

lasting power and stability, economy of operation, 

higher trade-in potential! 

If you have to put off a 1951 Mercury, 

improve your future motoring with 

one of our fine Safe Buy Used Cars! 

• Exceptionally good can are being traded in 

by folli who want a new Mercury—all the 

better for the careful used car buyer! We check 

our Safe Buy Used Can ten different ways. 

Drop in today! Look 'em over! 

If you must keep your present car, 

have our Registered Mechanics put 

it in top shape right away I 

While parts are in stock and fine mechanics available, 

give your car the going over it needs for Ac future. 

Our men are factory-trained—use factory-approved 

methods—they do the best work in town! 

$ Wm'rm in business to mmmt every motoring 

nmmd at reliably end economically as poftib/e. 

See iff for grmmt nmw Mercury*—for fin* Safe Buy 

Utmd Cart—for perfect tervice bv Repisterwd Mechanic*! 

DII'I nisi tk* Mi irinhM kit, TOANT or Tut: TOW n-, witk KJ HiHu emu. •«•* U *i*» r 

to WCM TV. Ctaa»t M. 

EDWARD G. KURTZ 

ATLANTIC AVENUE htwn FIRST .md N(MTH STJUtETS - 

•asa

.*>4 

3KB, Inc. 

, JUNE 7, 1951 

Paul Harris died two or three yean mga. He lived 

M enough to we that modest little club of his ex- 

''tended into > mighty, world-wide organization; Ions 

, inottth, perhaps, to realise that he hmd given men of 

f may colors—white, brown, yellow and black—and of 

,*H relifioiis—something for which mankind has hun- 

Md through all the ages. 

The very simplicity of Rotary makes it hard to ex- 

, Its principles are only those of all decent, honest, 

.eople. It is as uncomplicated as that. Yet 

.' its 7,900 elnbs in S3 countries embrace a member- 

I of 847,000 business and professional executives. 

It,is a potent force, growing today like a prairie 

-__ — feared and dreaded by dictators and tyrants, 

>' Tafasaolini and Hitler banned it. Stalin is Afraid to to). 

>«rate it; yet its simple but lofty ideals penetrate 

" through his Iron Curtain. 

The 42nd annual convention of Rotary Internation- 

al. In Atlantic City last week, marked the high point 

orItotary to date. Rotary is enjoying unprecedented ex- 

R*nsfoft around the globe. Rotary, conceived in the 

ntlnd of that young Chicago attorney, is hastening the 

Coming of Utopia when peace shall prevail everywhere! 

A Palermo airman was fined for doing 70 on the 

, boulevard. Judge King thought he ihould have kept' 

i bte wins flaps down. Another airman was a hero for 

doing 800 m.p.h,—but h» was in a jet plane. 

: G. /. Jem Still Bom thm Dirty Work 

Th« Kiwanis Club last week heard a Navy flyer— 

of all people! — pay warm and humble tribute to tha 

G.I. Joea—the American ground forces—who are slug 

- Sing it out in dirty, bloody, hand-to-hand fighting with 

the fanatical Reds In Korea, 

As a Navy jet pilot, Lt, (jg) David Crockett re- 

cently spent six months patrolling the skies over Korea 

looking for trouble, supporting' the G.I. Joes by bomb. 

, ing and strafing Bed troops. Bed tanks and trains, and 

-\ BO on. Its and all fellow pilots off the warm, clean, 

, comfortable carriers rendered the boys down there In 

:• the snow and mud and bitter cold an Invaluable serv- 

ice. But they realized that the G.I.'s were doing th« 

real fighting — even as foot soldiers have fought wan 

from the days of the Medes and the Persians, 

The long-heralded push button war hasn't arrived, 

. Perhaps It never will. In the final analysis, wars will 

1 continue to be fought by soldiers, the hard way. 

One implication left by Lt. Crockett was that 

America's varied services—land, sea and air—are work- 

Ing effectively in close coordination, in Korea, The bit- 

ter old rivalries that hampered our fighting efficiency 

Meem to have been forgotten and lost in Korea. 

Twenty-year-old Jennie Lee II wins Fite Marathon. 

,Which goes to prove that a speed boat, properly cared 

"*»r, can have as long a professional career as » 

- wrestler. 

Givm th* Boy Scouts a Helping Hand 

Oh, NO! Jiot another fund-raising campaign! 

Yep, and, as usual, it's for a worthy cause. 

Bm before you padlock your check book, give a 

- little thought to what your money will buy in this cam. 

' paign. When you contribute to the local Boy Scout 

fund, you'll be investing in the future of America, in 

Its future security. 

Surely there is no need to tell you what the Boy 

Scouts stand for. Primarily Scouting fosters sterling 

patriotism and good citizenship, unswerving loyalty to 

Old Glory and all it symbolizes. Pretty desirable requi- 

sites in these perilous days when HO many traitors and 

;, subversive agents flourish in our midst, don't you think? 

t _ JThm Scouts ask only a modest sum of Ocean City 

$1,600—with which they will sustain and expand Scout. 

, Ing here for the next year. 

This, it would seem, Is an investment that you can't 

afford to pass up' 

Been rather a dull week around the city hall beat, 

- No major office holder has resigned or been abolished 

;>: lor quite Mine time. 

Show 

r"h6n the Chamber of Commerce decided several 

--'< to stage a Transportation Show, ita officers 

'.ft would tneet with such swift favor 

The show will open tonight in Con- 

st, and the boardwalk, as a sort of 

. : -to the Chamber's second annual dinner 

aUttftttrsnt. 

Jgt» attend the dinner or not, don't miaa 

•Mil-be free, and the number and variety 

111 astonish you—as much as they have 

hambef's officials. 

mmn b 

n? o slogan, "I Am an Amer- 

P»ce where you should be 

building, 14th St. and 

iry will present an 

m, to the general 

.-V. Sargant. W« need 

fXh *"• r »»«, .. 

In Ocman City 

i ttfma arid Idmtds 

*n ago, a yoong Chicago attorney 

rto sat thinking in hto office. Perhaps 

_• * bit lonely, in need of (he companion- 

men in buatoess and professions la Chi- 

• bttaineag section, 

sted to a few Oat they get together ee- 

a "chin feat". At first they mat in each 

perhaps a dozen or so, They liked the 

hey decided to form a club. And because 

, >d the meetings from one office to another, 

r Willed their dab Rotary 

ybm Idea at first was fellowship. But as the meet- 

.. ._ j Went on and the club grew in numbers, ideals crept 

, Mt-simple ideals based on the Golden Rule: Service 

Stove Mlf ("he profit* most who serves the best"); 

Mutual trnst and tmderstandl&f; the dignifying by each 

* " of his occupation as an opportunity to serve 

em TiAS AGO 

Tilt Ctniut Bureau announced 

that unofficial fliurn an the Ocean 

City population Indicated close to 

0 000 Inhabitant]. • 30 per cent lain 

over ISM. 

• c • 

School aeUWUea highlighted the 

week, as the high (Aaal prepared Is 

graduate 10S Imlort. and St Ay. 

gltttuw's School awarded Bth (fade 

wtUaUi to a claaa of 11. 

• • « 

Charlei W Mumth wu appointed 

chairman of a Chamber at Com. 

merce commute* to conduct • Clean' 

Up, PBini.Up. FiJt-Up cunpaign be. 

fsre suninir 

Mrs I, Frank Smith, widow of a 

former postmaster and realtor, rtied 

at 71 in a rest home at Woodatawn, 

The high Khool tractate lied for 

aceond place In the state champion* 

ahip meet, but the baseball team had 

a bad week at it lost two games, to 

Cape May and Fleaaantvills, 

fTVE YFARB AGO 

Acting on a safety recommenda- 

tion by the Slite Motor Vehicle De- 

partment, the city commluioners in. 

traduced an ordinance to change 

from angular to parallel parking on 

Asbury av. 

• • U 

Can mice M Lear defeated Amos 

U Pteder. Jr . by a plurality of 18*4 

votes in the Republican primary for 

freeholder: Keffer indicated he 

would run as the Democratic candi. 

date in November, due is a heavy 

write-in vote. 

Dayton L. V&naman. 92-year-eld 

Janitor ef th# Central av. school 

since 1M3, died at his home, 60S As- 

bury av. after having been en Iravy 

of absence three years, due in m- 

firmity. 

The National Bank installed an 

automatic teller in the lobby, to 

enable patrons to make deposits 

without wasting lime standing in 

line. 

every 

feiort 

After undefloing alrnost 

ether kind of shortage, the 

WBJ experiencmg a severe shortaR^ 

Of bread, attributed to so much 

American Bouf going overseas lor 

wmr relief purposes 

11 TEAKS AGO 

Mlu CUire Johnson daughter of 

Mr, and Mrs, John H Johnson, «is 

in critical condition at the Mount 

Holly Hospital from injuries rus- 

taieed in a crash between a i.edsn 

and an Army truck. Her escort, 

Annapolis Midshipman John Shed- 

aker, of Burhngton. Ûa was hurt 

Roy E. Darby, Jr this city, and 

Edmund niiasen of Somers Pnint, 

were graduated with a class at 270 

from Rutgers Univgrsity. 

Fishermen reported large nynibirs 

of banito being caught here about a 

month earlier than usual 

* » « 

Chester L, Martin, ictnc Meth- 

odist layman and proprietor of a 

food market. In South Ocean City, 

died In Philadelphia at 54; Andrew 

Zujken, 73. a carpenter, died sud- 

denly of a heart attack. 

The high tehool claja of 1942 

elected Michael Palermo president; 

EUaine Southard, vice president; 

Anne Faust, secretary, and Eileen 

MeCallien. treasu t. 

M TEARS AGO 

Mrs, Ethel N. Hopping, hiah schtial 

domestic science teacher, exhibited 

a diet proved by college experi- 

menters to show that it was possible 

to eat properly at a cost of 2S cents 

a day per person, 

* * , 

Benatpf Charles C Head an- 

nounced that the State Board of 

Commerce and Navigation had caHed 

bids on a §71,000 dredging iirojcct 

in the inland waterway here. nortH* 

ea*t of the 34th St. bridge. 

The Misses Brfiily Underdown. 

Kelene Oohs and Edith Henderson 

returned from UrsJnys College fur 

their summer vacations. 

* * • 

Flower Missjsn Day wai observed 

by the W,C T.U. at the home of 

Mrs. William M. Ranck, 1MB Cen- 

tral av., with Mrs, chrBtopher 

Bentham as chairman. 

Joseph Scrlvsni, Int., was offering 

a^ new Pontiac enupe at i7S0 or a 

Custom Sedan at 3S90, eomplete with 

five wire wheels, extra tire and 

tube. 

The Nut Bowl 

THE FOETlSt TELLER 

"You will very shortly meet a tall, 

dark man who will sweep you elf 

your feet," the fortune teller told 

the eager blonde. "He will shower 

you with gifU and take you to 

.breath.laklng night spots, and you 

will drink a toast to everlasting 

love." 

"Has he a lot of money;" asked 

the girl excitedly, 

"Ife is president of a lyrge firm 

and heir to a SMO.OOfi estate " 

"Ooih," exclaimed the girl. "Now 

Just tell me one more thing " 

"What la it,, dear?" asked the 

soothsayer, vlsuilliing many Pieces 

of ijlver crtwslng her palm 

"What happens to my husband and 

the three klda?" 

im'lkLi&a 

What a Difference 

'Industrial ? 

In the SQ\ iei Uniari: thai wonder- 

ful workers' paF&dise. only these 

who are lired of living criticize the 

government and .is major pqlieica 

However, the rulers m the Kremlin 

allow and ts an esters i encourage 

criticism., of individual factories and 

store? and the geflds they sel], Thi* 

probably, serves a dual purpci£t*=]i 

gives the cnissehi a chance *o blow 

oft a httle harmless steam, and :t 

akp keeps the managers and mi- 

plows of the various gn\en-;rncn-,t 

In any c-vtnl these criticisms are 

often printed m the Russian pspi'f* 

They always follow the some \ir.o 

ComradD A boughi n svw.ng ma- 

chine and found a uojidn t rur be- 

eauso a part w»i mise.r.B zr.rt hu 

couldn i obtain ». CQrr.rude B wvr.i 

inie a store to buy an overcoat, out 

the clerk wouldn't sell a to him ur = 

less he also bought k pair of paiHi 

hn Hidn I wart—it sewms the pant* 

were- uf such bad quality thai th.$ 

was the only ^ ay they i&uki Lie 

moved aft the shelves. Cum ra tie 

Low Down 

From Hickory Grove 

Fdf a lint- type of L-rUzens svhg 

gels ihu JeHsl pals Ei[= the back I 

dofT my jkinimer iu ihe Hiprisiiiy 

Patral Byt if yciu UTO a heas-y 

footed ?ort why hMurcs you sHyuM 

iiiiow iiotscidV: black. w hslu ttr 

bronit'. iii he it head of yuu at Any 

time, you will say, oh" yt-h: BuE 

without the ihreiit nf hv-,:-.^ ili^jJi'd 

down iM OeCiT.i ^\.-r-r-d hy ihv hi-h- 

way offlcf. f. ihv UtU,i\u, Sis-ujc! £->o;-\ 

tvtil fufthc.r 

for alfrt:;ej,s ij-=f??c ntYujvr^ has e 

no iUjii^finr They wuuld iu>l sur- 

—they handle some pretty teufih and 

nafty specimens All day long UF 

all night long their job is lu sue ta 

It that the eliiêm of your fimmun = 

*iy can venture out upon thf Kiiir.- 

v.ay vith icônnolr ihxnr-v ,,\ ?>- 

iurring iionie Line If yuu h.i \»• 

no: Ihought ef it hvUirv givt' a n : -;r> 

Ulu to punfiefn.^ w\,ti't H v. .jiiie! he 

Vf hat «. e need tr.urt' ef u iT.nrc 

cf thtê hhn ,n;d ivurlv^. ftllovs— 

ilwy are not oui Lr» n'.pkf Liuuuje 

tney a.r _ nul Lu ii.fv.er. >i«;ne. nip ii 

U, ihv iui'. A EH. m. I Hoft rn y 

ch-IitJriiv! iu all of tntmi Ant fight 

C's iateg; ratiUli yf Cigiiftlie.- u-:,^ 

tained nest \Q no lobace-g and tanit 

apart when he tried tn smoke the:-n 

So it goe§: down a loud U?t of *4in 

and ihf? Slurps are e;lhi=r (.v rujv 1 , i'.v 

the st3ie t.iT run by the ? f sl?.' and 

in either £H£v thv result '.it \!\t ^,v = 

funicr :? !f;^ s!?a:r:e W* f.lTiCly ,. 

i£ uiily pof-sib\e in nr. c ;.>ror;:y 

Which rid itacif nf ?i:rh Uoir.vrsrf-.u 

Contra-: that with Airrrx,, V,NTI' 

the chuin stores &p,d she jrn. if "i"ii.-r.* 

>*cjres Ihf big ftnres and tin Iii'!" 

P C ' S a r . E l a r t - 

, ' t i f r t ' ' - 3 s t u c k s 

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d . i w n s t r e f t 

h u m H t " . 4 u 

nrd choose ^ 

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h a I d f u r c o m 

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^•lus—I am prqud 10 krtjW Ihi ir. bu; 

l-.^rr.ncr I sufp ^MUld rrr, chisiî- 

'o tiingle vi..'h L-ilhc-r if I \wi? tojr^ 

in' Ifnuhln I wuuid KCl il jjifi,!} — 

VuL!^ ^ ith l;;i- lu'i ri.iv. r: 

JO SEHH.A 

They Said It! 

A m.in thht lw.Ui Inciiii- n.'.i.' 1 . 

skfA himrH'it fnrntiH . iit:d thi-ri ^ 

,1 friend th.il ^tJtketh clitj-Cf !h.i:i a 

bmiher - pr«vv>rbs is 24 

leak ^vi 

nun Ff 

of little expei:?^ A 

?;ink a great Ship ^=B 

l 

With the Presi Wags: 

A firm if i. Hur.k '.f luhflnr. «li:iR. 

!f yuu MtU Hi? îifly i f',,U!?h ninrn. 

VNU"J; nuiki- d Jnriynw—.f yuu ..inky 

Oil —Tnp.icf -• " - •-• 

The nvt rhUk' iiwin h;.s iiu: jri^c^ 

iiiurh l,isu-. aifillt. suit!! ai;fl hear. 

ii;2 Tho succes?.fu! iniir^ h.is. tuo ati= 

dilionnl spns^s. hi>fAi- aiid eunmiu^ 

—IiHluslrial Ktws nuiitw 

Kommm nt by KI a u d e r 

There *s Nothing More American 

Than the Town Meeting, He Says 

Right you kft?: The Tawn Mi-et- 

hia's the thins There iii Hplhine 

mnru AiiiericjiH. ;ind tt will brit 

gud dny far uuf (oynt ry if wt is 01 

completely abandoii ii. Its lust 

ilantl seems 10 be in New England, 

that most cor.scrvatiSG part of eur 

country: but" nur owii county yf 

Cape- May likrwise has its treasurwi 

triidltions. Il would bring honor 

la our city if we should revive here 

thill custoni uhitli eMt'niplifies the 

very epseniiL of eur -system of go\ r 

ernmein. 

Your [irpjioisl ihouW he einiurtod 

by our various organiMlJjns. These 

clubs, associations: and societies aK 

eBKer for infcirmulion antl intcrrftfcl 

in msimilHting and dlicuising it. If 

they seem to neglect their own city. 

«e musl remember (hat It is human 

nature for us to overlook what is 

under our noscfi. Let the Chamber 

of Commerce, In particular, remem- 

ber that there is no belter waj J to 

boost your business than to boost 

Ihc oily in which you do your busi. 

iioas. Each one of these bodies 

should have a committee appointed 

for the express purpose of attending 

the Town Meeting. 

Now for an agenda, Thk is just 

a rwrtial list set down without re 

giifd to erdcfi 

City- PUnnlnf. "Triacii-maks lief. 

fection; but perfection Is no trifle.'* 

Slum Clearance There ought nut 

lo be any part of the town we are 

ashamed of, 

Zenlnf, Cheerii for tiie zoning 

board when thej' do any up>irading, 

as in the celebrated eaje ol Pinnacle 

rd. 

Omntlng anil twrklof for our vis- 

itors' oars, so Ihey will not be ilored 

onthe street*. 

Tmppinf UH neaiptii /run, our 

summer enterUiinnient ciitsrpriso lo 

pay for its up-keep. TaJipiyen who 

«et nothina out id this abould not 

be aodked for It. 

C'lur|Ut bcaeb fMMUn a*mnBt 

the beaeh rcstureci No other storm 

demaile is repaired from tlie city 

tryasury far private nui:*.>rv . 

Hrrplnc dot, off th; Boardwalk. 

The facilities there are hiiniiUstmE 

and inhuiling to a welUbniught-uii 

inn 

You will bu ablt in think of a lot 

niore. 

RUDOLPH M KLAUDER 

IB17 Central a.v. 

County Press Oce^n City a K 

Opinion, Condensed 

HOI HE CLt-ANINC 

HairotnArM KHOrd) 

M«nv ujr>i neo hit histm 

fharaLter \\ Cspone TI nuutiu 

bis purpoj!* 1 10 rstjbllsh a horn* f 

Miat> 1 H>" -ilK 

iii; lit (" 

tu hclp 

rni-ll 

nll lli 

At the end or 

hnnii- land dev 

,,Hl ulll irirndHlup- I ..dn-.lanaii>«" It ,banc Ilkr a 

fiom Ihr f»rr i>( ll"i* lOUiie Japanmr 

^, H ^ 1 1 tii 11 t i f Ht \N|> 11\KI>LR 

t»f tin lii^h pritea ul ri_LCnt months i 

Irr t ' familiL^ rdll bt seen frsm the 

< (1 1 Mi * idr mrô 1 * ennduetcd at t 

I.IM J'..il 

, m ijciriiy agt 

• s i1ndink-> I** Ihi! fjtt thjt siiice the &pni 

nip 14 »m nth*. -Uii? nurtibcf ef pee 

md>- n i rt has meredsed stfadib 

t ti rf^ iht.% ar« ii3\mg troubic ba3 

h I uhlt wl 1! i* v, i 111 April IS50 

th« IMCICJ nil" ditTn ulH NPV Jcrs.fi fj 

Uh hiph prln^ -.mcc April iP'iO ^n & 

in in tru litl! m ing question o\cr the pi 

menthp ago irr ^ su flndliiE Ii 

to ni»ke both ends IS«e| 9 " 

ndat Janu^n JuU (lggfi) April ( 

Easier 

the It 

thiii 

50 52 

S I 

yt the pineh uf 

I=M t?> itli Just aiinut pqu&lijr in al] U'vci§ of society^ 

JUJ.1 ttljiiut ;f gut of every 4 in every pnpulaUon « 

fi in tfidyy s survey euiuplaui uboul how hard it is 

 

romullLitcd tonsole of the world • largeit or*,*. In Atlantic j 

ipraUlliiR Convention Hull last *" nr thin 1 dm hv air 

All orinnliallon ha. to ha\t « lot of pulllnf po.er" , 

DCODlr ,o far fr»m biw If' '" "•" l "' «««ml.U|;e w,,t 

,»lrlh. f»rr- «nd much Orlrntal I.rb—propU rrom In4U J.J 

,.rrt«hrrr llm lanit brf«u»f Ihn »ere laid >n tlie 

homrl> »im» o' Kola"—af ri let frlfndjllp, mod will, nndt 

Inc AmoiiK nation* PI \(. t 

[1, o i.i I II* ' 'I' iiii""!' 1 I'-miiiid an importint rolr _ 

( , tl 

^ IMII i Hi Ml iiiln < it\ iluh in the matmmith 

I, r | t tin n MM ' ti " On ,in City members nisi 

, ( ,,i ,|, lu II i fihul'u l» l"n(! ciiuntn laden K m, 

x l ,t ( ,u 'mi n .HI ( . mention Hall chnrt-i etc 

Tl , ,,ih|i », ,kn i. iii" him ii "f Ihe convention was in 

l ., , u, -, i A usili I 11..11I1I appro uh 

, i. , , , i V, v uld i.k 1|M MM if Jim Jnnei ha., otr 

. I . Il I V.i il ill il I it" n It is I iMIik 

^, , I I II II it I urniK I slip ind tik. it lo .1 l"ii(! n 

Ll 

,,,t i I iiiksiti III isti Him mil In i luinklini 

,h ,„ i „ d d, i, MI tint linn I 'I indi-iti arriw^d and 

,. , ir, rl rtl I" I il ll Ulh I ''I " ' 

orian Restaurant 

[ |04 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 1888 

OPEN FOR THE SEASON 

[ Weskdmyai Breakfast 8 to 12 Dinner 4:30 to B p.m 

Sunday*: Br««lif«.t S to 12 Dinner 3 to 8 p. re. 

Platters - - - Full Course Dinners 

Home Cooking • - - Baking 

n 1 

Antique 

* 

Modern Furniture 

• Refhushed •Repaired 

• Restored 

COFFER and BRASS 

Pcllthetf and Lacquered 

THE nOBK IN DOM. nV I HAITS>t|> WITH 

TKABN lir K\1'KHIKN( I. 

H> Are K|mTCU Ajssoclation ul Now 

"Jerseyman of the 

The (OTtrait bM alfned 

tlM !«• n 

kribdnglMHa 

a lf-yaar 

tl lltJM 

d 

_ the 

Year 1 * 

a Ml 

co.ricU* _ 

••• "»^» 

prtBoo mil _. _ -.. ^ 

~_ . , Atlorney General Theodore D, 

Parsons is reported conducting an 

inquiry Into reports that out-ofdtate 

peddlers of ocseene literature are 

back in busineaa in North Jersey 

towns, Tho new Slate House 

telephone directory, replacing one 

that was published in August, IMS. 

has been distributed among state 

departments and divisions. . . . Tlie 

State Turnpike Authority is adver- 

tising for bids for Installations of 

roadway and area lighting on the 

new 118-milt. toll turnpike. , 

Weights and Measures Superinten- 

dent Joseph Holers Is cracltlnij down 

on coal dealers selling fliel at short 

weigh! to consumers . . The inv. 

•Filer Mill tea nan (lull If) IttJi- 

latin bill, to .l,n or veto before Ihe 

Jon* II nm.Ut»Uim.l mdon *f tlu 

LefUUnre, 

Ocean City a la carte 

Continued from pafe I 

Bui what "frosting"! 

Rotary's "House of Friendship", B 

comfortable area where one could 

lounge and chat, occupied a couple 

of acres on the boardwalk end of 

the auditorium. Tucked In between 

II and the stage was a "little" area 

where the audience sat for the eve- 

ning affairs. Yes, just a little area 

seating 12.000 or io, but dwarfed by 

the immensity of thu vast hall. It 

was packed at every performance, 

and the balconies were pretty well 

filled, too! 

» • * 

Lois Miller was always up there i 

in her floodlighted aerie, at the or- 

gan console, to open the evening 

wUh a half hour's concert. 

Perhaps the music ef "Dixie" 

would roll and crash around the 

walls. Instantly, the southern dele- 

gation would ris* here and there, 

wave frantically and emit the Rebel 

yell. 

"I've Been Working on the Rail- 

road " would bring all the railroad 

men and their wive? to their feel. 

The convention opened a week 

ago Sunday night with the Phila- 

delphia Orchestra and blind, irre- 

pressible_ Alec Templeton as pinno 

soloist. The vast audience marveled 

at Templeien's music memory, for 

he played the intricate piano score 

of a Rachmaninoff symphony, and 

followed 'it with IB minutes of mu. j 

sical tomfoolery. ineluding the! 

blending of classical and popular 

numbers, 

Monday night's entertainment 

(following the Usual organ concert! 

began with a peace pageant, or al- 

legory presented by Atlantic City 

High School students, accompanied 

by their own symphony orchestra. 

It WHS breathtaking, and rivalled 

one of Radio City Music Hall's 

mammoth productions 

That, too, was the night when 

Warren Austin, America's stormy 

petrel in the United Nations, deliv- 

ered his inspiring address, in which 

he visloned an international police 

force to keep the peace. 

He was followed by a clmir of 

school boys from Tucson. Arl/onii. 

And here was another thrill, espe- 

cially when in their boy sopiauo 

voices ihey sang a lonely cowboy 

$3 Million Every Minute! 

U. S, Agmneimm Race to Spend Excess Camh 

If every aiuit in New Jnu? 

were to iquindrr • dollmr a' 

minute every d.y Uil» month, 

that apendlor spree lUli wasM 

not etaal the anUelpatci federal 

cxpendltBrea far Jane, tile New 

Itrtty ClUmtms' Commliiee for 

the Hoover Report •>•< Uta 

week. 

aovernment Menelu, ruhlnc 

to deplete their budgetary re- 

icrvei before the flaeal year 

•noa Jane 3D, will spend •! Me 

rate of 13,000,000 a mlnule ae- 

egrdlnf to nohild V, Lowf. ol 

5mig, jrnjtii.tins_a jiorseis-4ioef—beats 

with their tongues. And way off in 

the lonely night was the distant cry 

of a coyote, emanating from a boy 

mimic. 

Short, rotund signiund nemhera. 

creator of "The Desert Song", "The 

New Moon" and other popular fa- 

vorites, took over Tuesday night 

with his oO.pieec orchestra, three 

vocalists and a violinist He clowned 

most ef his conducting, turning to the 

audience with an expressive shrug 

and outstretched arms when the or- 

HAIR RAISER - WAC We, 

Constance K Hassel looks as 

though she is witnessing a Boria 

Kurloft chiller; actually she la 

On the other end of an atomic 

tenerator—thus the Bikini coif- 

fure. Thit was all part of an 

atomic tnergy demonstration 

gtafed to Ntw York. 

thestii) suddenly chHnni-d &£*'• 

Meantime, aftL-rnouiis, the wumen 

of Rgtary were entertained by sueh 

outstanding talent g§ Curnelia Otis 

SkinRer and sther«= 

And sl\ dufing i-uvh day, the t'M»= 

venthin was brnkeh down into clo?== 

rtis uf sessions, uiassificd by busi^ 

nesses or prpfeNNions, They WLMII on 

in the Cniivenlinn HuM and in nu- 

merous heti-js, up und down the 

bsardwilk 

_ BUI lh« Sr,alfat llujll of nil for 

each individual attesdins the con- 

vention was the feetlnf. as hr sat, 

in UiHt audlterlum audience of 

12,0*0 peaple, or is he rubbtd el- 

bsws wtih them, here and there, 

itaal each, thoujrh a stranger, was 

a friend —dedicated to the Mine 

hepes and aspirations as himself! 

Worldwide (rlrndihip. peace and 

tthdrrstandinf. 

A mighty, inspiring foryc m this 

troubled world is Rotary Interua- 

tienal! 

we will call for 

. and deliver 

Givt us a ring ,.. we'll call for your 

••< 

For Your 

Eating Pleasure 

Specializing 

in 

o 

REGULAR MENU 

COTTAGE INN 

RESTAURANT 

Known for Good Food 

3234-36 Ave. Piw»neQ7fl | 

Brmkfast - - Dinnm 

•• •- 

vrmm^

» < 

& ? 

>„ 

Dtfr«r i «*l*hborln« rrtort and WM held far 

police Sum)«y »F- I " m m c McMMed u Gu»- I 

«»"* >*«rliif June 13, 

»•. 41 of MIS ' effifehQlders are just com* 

tala City on a men felliyws whs have trtded their 

su can'l \vhiP: 

ESTABLISHED 111) 

Diamond Tailor Shop 


DRY CLEANING 

PRESSING 

REPAIRING 

ALTERATIONS 

Guaranteed Moth Proofing 

INSURED FUR STORAGE 

Cleaning * Repairing 

Up .nd Deli^ry PHONE 1120 

#14 1151 

THE 

SEASHORE 

BUILDING and LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

111 EIGHTH STREET PHONE 0260 

©IRECT REDUCTION MORTGAGE 

LOANS 

F. P. Rbtine & Co, 

— Inttn — 

|Bi*v-n|r ,•• . • j ^f 

Larger Gas Main 

Now Operating 

initftlM Between 

Hera and Sea Isle 

Feuf mile? nf new natural 

ifanFmiittiun main Ui^titiU'ci iiy 

i#=V Centra! Pfiwer A- Light Cc 

main C* '-tir.ii 

.v S83.400-1* "I* r 

Soil Scientists 

to Speak at Rutgers 

Building Dedication 

Kew Y«rfc llack Entnnfe j. y c, r ,-x.,,,..,.,. .,. ...k,' 

FUI«--B*IU. Stmtk Exekufe New ¥ork Curb FTrhnnte i "-[*,,-i"V. Jf ..'' '•",'".. ',-',,'",1," v '.' 

123 South Bread St., PhUfc 

Clinton D. Lowden 

• EPBESKNTATIVE 

TITLE INSURANCE 

CHELSEA tITLE AND 

GUARANTY COMPANY 

SERVING ALL SOUTH JERSEY 

OCCAM CITT OFFICE! 

NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CIT¥ BLDO 

PHONE ilM . tit! 

CUNTOS: B, PRirK Vicp-Pr 

KDWIS R. STIL'S. Title Off'rer 

•TASLBV V, UANDV, AMI TreM, 

FRANK M WATSOK AM! Till* Officer 

W, ALLEN ENDICOTT. JR A.it. S«y, 

OTHEB OFFICCRi 

1 

ATLANTIC crrr—MARCATK WILDWOOD TOMS RIVtR 

CATE MAT'COVRT HOISF. — VINKI.AND — BHIDIifTON 

"INSURE ¥Oim TITLE AND BE iAFB" 

fAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 

DIRECT REDUCTION 

MORTGAGE LOANS 

Will Land You Money to Build, Buy or Repair 

' Home on • Direct Reduction Mortgage Plan, 

TERMS UP TO IS YEARS 

brreat with U. and RM«IT« Profit 

OB' a Guaranteed Inveitnimt! 

Current Dividend Rate 3% 

no risk Involved. S«vln«» up to fl0.0»0 ITS lntured 

rwlatal. aavingi and Leu tniunnee Corporation 

Jti 'ir -i>y' TTT^ 

Phone 0012 

Uk'^ 

mc.rt 10 int. Ex;ii.rin i.r; H: 

19CI] Urrir-r h.. 

i i Electric Light Wire 

j Stolen at Ocean View 

| I"".! ,,., 

4-Year Course at Rutgers 

Camden College, Hereafter 

Ih? ifiaiiiuratisn of a 

nr\i fair Her*. i?fi is fight, 

bur> Durijid B^friardtni, \ in^land; and Joan Bpauchini|j. Palm* pa 

t andy* l fM"nmrnU in a tU%* In quantiUUvf 

Have Dinner-Dance 

n'^'hirrliit,, - :i;:u rn.jdiTM i.,r.y.;,iiU'. 

i.f S.i,!h j,.M. i 

Ii c!i.,m i.f Ihc cij|. ] 'Peeper' Tale 

Irks Congress 

luirifd ihi Sluti- I'-iner-iit ,.i-.r ! 

ti". fiirmi-r j kuit i-i.nip!'. u-d 2~i ii-yr- ,.- .i ^.is.,,1 

,ti. Miufh 11,'cuini' i, par! tt)lli'|ii> In Im :ir" 

MACARTHUR INSPIRED — 

Impressed by the headgear worn 

by Gen, Couglai MacArthyr, S 

American and French hat de. « 

signers are coming up with t 

for tBe women. The ere- | 

above, by a Pariilan de- } 

signer, is of soft Havana brown * 

v. Ivet, The insignia is a elip of 

i h«m,«,,_ a n d r o u n d djamonds. 

ft,ET U P Y Uli, B t Ofy P B = ArtreM Allc * '"•• •«• "f »tal*r. 

bandleader PhU Harm, lets a pre.mother'j diy psk on each 

««k from om her h prrttjr blonde daujehten. Aliee, f.liVnd IhyliS 

Theneanieii of mother's dsy helped put the gils girls in an sffectii,» fftii 

mood, out tht new bieycies they received may h»ve had' 

to do with it too, 

Business 

Training 

Accounting - JAorl 

Typing - Bookkeeping 

, Taxation 

Complete Commercial Course* 

DAY ud WGHT SESSIONS 

Clll At — Phone _ Write 

_ Atlantic City 

Business College 

1S36 Atlantic Ave,, Atlantic City Phone 4-6600 

M«k*r New jeney Awn. Scho,u of Bl 

that | additions have bet-n n::id 

earn S?ienci> Di"partnit=iit invy 

I 59th ST. PIER f 

i AND STORE 

OPEN DAILY 

Children — 36c 

Adult* — 50c » 

Night Fi»hing_. 75c * 

•en P««« — Sprrial Prici 

N«w Baainess 

Costs Hit her 

anrt a jmnll ulneis at gmxtj. It may 

cos I lisa But tl 1,200 In the 

A recent iuv Indirmca Hint o" nMTiiK*. 

sptune up a Win where men Iia-ri'milnif mm. the mrvrjr „,,„ 

and rnimtii tan miikr n luinu 

nrf 

mnnufiit-uirinil HHiid 

6 niiikitlil it hlir 

fiiiini U 

1 hiiril 

Hi thi> pulilii- i»«l« "» j m i - ' ' 

' 

r ii! (hut uhu, 

i{ (heir 111 

I'") 

;.,!,. nf iitHiliI $ 1 1 J I K ) |J.-f i M l i p l i l i ! • « " ••MllUiuh 

IMIKII in invi'M In hum. 

s i i n i n r i lint! ni.*s ; iiniliT siiiii. II'KIFI:IIII.I 

Call Letters to be on Auto License 

Platesg For Quick Recognition 

nrriiii i ;i!or AnilHin* J CnMt-fi-i MliiHt'fl it 

ifi-ai tfiri» i h rough Sr-niiii* iiiM*rn% n\ nlftu uill,- 

IrtUTfi , (Hit npjMijmmh 

(jliius AitiiiUMir rnriiCj Hlri'iMly" hns bi'r-ii 

i't=i-ni|y : linked L!.*SP!J uith lllu ri% il fiHrilsr 

prygrliin. liiHiiniiiMy Thi* un\ ITII = 

jtn*£i = ri i (iii-iit iimfinU Nthi'r thingfi! hns iîiili- 

Stabler Voices 

Plaint On Dump 

Asserts It Isn't 

Properly Maintained 

The S.PC.A., he explained, hftM 

ehgrKt* at ]i»rol dog control problems. 

POIJ* IFH 

Firs! MnnHKPF=-Lot's put sniin on 

\hu si_*.iU and t'hftfMi* 50 cnnU" 

Rewind MnnaiEor="L#i i K put Milk 

fin ih^ st*nts end ehiirge 3§ cents," 

A ijffiiifjhijni !hii! thi 1 my fiiinip '> Third Miinaurr—"LA't's put pfoplp 

is not ijriiiJi'rly niiiintiiinuci fcir I*|J= ' ori iht* srnti and rhafKc* a quarter/" 

iniiiiin tif truths hiiuliriK rubbish tn | - = ^__^ . - 

it Wiis phirt-ri lii'furt 5 thi^ t'tinimi**- 

KimiiT*. Muiichiv: hy Pini! B Sl«hl*T. 

Hi* 

th# 

thut hi- chcl P!»i iirii 

tin- wjif livnm up tu * 

tit t'iivcM-iMH thi= rutii 

POISON 

IVY 

' 

I.nil's l'iiiii»\hiiiiiii Kiulriuiil Kiiiilii ' Tlii' liiil. A w m l i l y KM 

Fi- Iliilhiiiiil ll«. BiiflinyliiM Hi, ,i|,. b y liiiill huusiji nr llii. 

tiiiiiiiliiiii.l'iiiiiii Mii!]«ii>« ij.il II.p Milhcmi ii ilisjuniinii Mill' 

Alliiiilu C n y Triiii«|nii-uiiniii C'n J J I I \ I T I in b,- iiymiri'il nl :i 

TIlAVKi, AM.OAT. HI AIK i tim iTiinr nriscnll 

m i 

•• ii-.n-l iiii.ii will ' " " ' ' " n ' ' 

' 

hr-- - Hn. M|iffjiiiir*i 

i 

l l > i ( t i q i r ? T ^ , - : i i ? ^ i F 

i.miUi-fi IN i|.^*- hir 

s ' 

" " " " " " ' ' ' • 

n i i i l i i i i i i i i i ijv ( h i . F r c i i i h I,i 

U i i l 1 Miiivi'l. Oil Mi-vi'riii nrriisH s, f 

Mi...|aji||i|u MIlliipil 

il;i l.llli' CiiMiiid i,ni(. UHI:MII B O B, 

LiMi'.i Hi.NiiiiiUAiiii.in ?'i l.irii ,|i r p 

Air ir.ml mil !«. ,.»,.nullified h> scrv 

'•HfiiiiiU iii l ) ' ' 

r.riiilit iliiiTiiliirs iii ilii. shiii 

;iM.Aiiii.fH.,iM Wiirlrl r m n 

A l l I n n •« A l l ' K r i i n r i HiiliiHii M i l ^ i i i n I J . i 

K I . . M Hi.jiil p i u , ) i A n . i.mi.iiiir iiiiirnii. 

I mi— All A m , niMii Ail-niiN, Kii.i. |i:i»l I'm .ru,. m 11 

i-lii A i r l,in,'> I V u c i l A n [.uii'i. iiliili- I'lii" IlilS 

Air-liii,- N.n-llii.ii.l A n - ' Sl.'il" C i i i l Ili-IVi 

1 OAK ar SUMAC STOP ITCHING With this 

BM w 1UMAC ! 

iiciilent new lieitmfnt 

for Ivy, oak or sumjc 

^ ill iiM. 

I l i f l i s c . j i l i i l i ^ w n h 1 h i . i r * I M i i m l i t . 

!,.i> iiiui tuiinl!iM> insti-nd nf nil. 

PurpiMF ol I Ills lit to mikf II 

ig rrpojfnl!?? itmai 

llan oil n?fs and UiieFiiinr* 

[ in Ihp pvrlil of any f,ip#- 

^fluatlgn In which their 

u'guld he rrqulrpd fur 

iry pomff)unjrati»ii. 

i. i,r Ihi' \iilu:ilil,. ,,'IM,|, 

psisonini. It!jenlleand 

i-phnni- ;mli i.iiihiiiU Ihc IICIKI- ill Ihi' llumil hi'lijl _ ___ talc quickly driH up thi 

' rrifiiilprl 

il'liii!?!. Sill. Slirflil'l.' U US iilti SUft 

; blillirs-flftin wiihin 24 hourl. 

HI M\*.\ZINF Miiynr KHwiifii iiffi E Biiwknr Buwknr Nilid 

h*rw;if*i >!(•(> jn ty- 

tnii'l was l«.mn n fol- It iruyllil, 

hit in inA i Ictî ly inln thr 

ni the ciiiiii-iit- j fil file IVY-DRY 

IH 

iM \iithiiiit Hn t-n = 

iiiicl,. in Ihi. Jiiii,. i«sii,. ..f QST. i •.' '- i ;ii"ii.i!.. nf rnmiJlniiic. ISE T.4-I. FOB 

i»l!ii> tthli-h ,s II,.' -hli.!.'- ,,l I ATlll.KTEIS FOOT 

nil! 

Urn 

11 " 1 "M«'.'il.I,-A'- Th,. lull «m |ir,,|ii 

I'lil'lh.'r lii.iiik, iiir i-sit'nfii'f! i 

I i i m i i H . i n . l C i i i l i l h i c K i i i i / II 

City V.AI1 i.Mr Wr.« fur In^ i-lTs.f^ in 

BiMik. PiihiHT Chi 

WiirFIMijfiiii K ii 

iiiiiii 

nl i.f 

C.IIICI.I »»fl MM. Ci|i.. M.-ii 

Tr.iili i I',. . C:i|,i. Miiv CMiint. 

ili.niii'l C 

•A i.|l kn..'A 

fi 

NIIOU 

Thr 

-,.„ iiliil,in,Hi.. A i . 1! 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . i r n i i i w i fill. ,,,:,.(= 

A .,1 li! I ' m . h i i r i . i i i i ss ill i u i \ i . i- 

l i l r l i . !l-:i\i'l . i i l i . f i i i i i l i i . n . . i n ! i i . 

I • 1 ii > MHi.il'lj. i.l Mi.iiili,lii|i., ; 11111 

KITCHEN OPEN • WE DELIVER « 

DAILY FOR 

616 Asbury Ave, 

COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKE OUT \ Phone 1871 

*********************************************** 

See Our Exhibit 

Mr |iiirt!;i!];, 

»••«••«*••••««•( 

HOLROYD'S 

SANDV/ICH SHOP 

sHOME HC OFi 

AVORY 

UBS 

thai 

ATISFY 

The Finest in 

South Jersey 

********************* 

In The Chamber of Commerce 

Transportation Show 

IF YOU SEE A HOUSE BEING MOVED 

IN OCEAN CITY - - - 10 to 1 

LOPER'S MOVING IT! 

J. L. LOPER 

109 Fourth Street 

Phone 0188 

fill nils illliii, 

nl 11,1s rlly 

)i'Ciin Cil% in,, 

u iiir niin-> 

MOVIKX 

I HIT lull i.l liU 

mil |,r,•.(•!:! 

A Nliokp^rnan f«r thr C hafn&Fr 

of C tinimerrp dfrlarpd ypitierdat 

lliai ''lliis. fFatyPr ha^ iruu ii *u 

rtiurh xitirr it «a* first foinîvrd 

Ifô than ittu msfilh^ aeo thai, if 

it is -,yirr>s»jfiil Ihi*, vfiif, it ^huuld 

tip rabulou*i nfst >rar". Uf added 

that t.plrndid cutiiteration has feifti 

givrn h\ the various rarriFfs and 

ulhffN iiitrrrsipd fn IrMn^poi lation 

Arrnprtinl In thr ('tiamhrr, ii 

»ill tip Ihr tiv-t Fiifnplptp Ifans, 

piii UilMm shu» PVFf llPld, any- 

Chattin Heads 

Divinity Class 

;inrl i ni'fuV 

in , i .^ i.% IT tin 

, TV f,.'«..ri'.. 

Railroad Appoints 

i, 1 ,.'. Divisional Engineer 

iuiiiiiu. rih.,1 

Mr MniT.. a 

M. >l'l',. hits i 

.Mid Fii.Jiiii.rr ill' Pt'ilil. 

i.rc huu-a 

th 1 i.l Pi.'nil. 

,f îi^ iinniHiniTi! 

Ii, HillH'lH'K- UI'M. 

if.,• iiiilri.iiil Mr 

JIIMII- C W,.rr,.[i 

,(,,|.|-,T|-,'.I in CM- 

u . t . i n n y h,^. liiri.i-i ^ . I M P i . i ; i i ^ y ! . 

\ i . r i i i liiiiiriiiii!'» i i u l i i - m - i n a i l , . | i , i r i . 

il:.-hi ,ii I!B4 !„• fill, i.iltl |M.. iii.ii.* 

i,I i i i l i . i . a I'liiiiii-ili.'.'. i.l s i ' M - r i i l 

1,111111, mi ll-.ii , y . l i - m H e I'lin-.i's I.. 

III.' C.im'li.ii i v , r u n i. i.ilii-i'., i n m i 

Alii.,..,,, Pn 

Hi I , "i i i i . 

( l\ II \l 1 I ION 

l'i ,f II,, I- \li 11 i ' 

11/ . 1 V. P. .1 

FENCES 

Elected President Iron Railings , 

At Episcopal School || Call Brigantine 259-W ; 

II ( l III 

Mi Hi II llmll 

llii 11 

il I 

M, I, 

i i t II 

II I 

i in, in nlhi r Hi 

Mi I l i iff ii \ i I I 

(In ill ( I \. lll^ll Si 11 i, I IIinn 

ii 

I,1.1.1 I) I ii I 1' I . I tl , I'H'I Hi 

, 1 \ i il I il n i l u ill 

I ih .in. i. \ ,li U u II 

P II i i In Hi i i i s( I , 

lulu i \, H i , I i 111, 

l'lll HI I'llJlllll' ll M> 

Usud Bikea Bikes 

For Sale For Hire 

All Sizes 25c per hr. 

nicvci.E CIIKI K.ri' TIME 

IN NOW: 

Urine in Miur Hlkr iudili 

rtir rr'pairh, 

We have parts for 

all makes, 

M ANNARELLI & SON 


HK ALSO NtKI.i. 

III'VCLES 

FIND A DEALER? 

• Whether you want to 

buy or sell.' look in the 

"Vtllow Pjgcb" of your 

Telephone Directory for 

junk Dealers. Scrap Iron 

and Metals, Waste Piper, 

Rags and Class, 

NEW JERSEY BELl 

TILIPHONI 

COMPANY 

-BUSCH'S- 

FAMOUS for SEAFOOD 

TOWNSENDS INLET 

(9 Miles South of Ocean City on Ocean Drive) 

OPEN WEEKENDS 

FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY 

(Starting June 21 We Will Be Open Everyday) 

SERVING A FULL MENU 

Lobsters # Soft Shell Crabs 

• Steaks • 

French Fried Onions a Specialty 

Hottinger at the Hammond Organ 

'• *f. 

Mayfair 

Nursing Home 

Mays Landing Road 

Somers Point, N. J. 

Telephone; S. P 8561 

Hilda B. Chester, R.N. 

WHIM 

SHORE Phone 

CAB 0665 

I.I lilli.I M.IIU.AS KU. IHI 

llh i Bnl AII-VMP Servire 

TERMINAL CAB 

24-Hour Service 

l 14 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

1S« (IMI'llHATKlJ 

Phone 0805 D«y sr Night 


III! 41. and I,IIM. HI*TASJK 

Moving and Storage 

Srhrdulrd Trip, (II Phiia, 

Tfrtiiiliii! ^1'r.ifi. uf 

See Too L«te to" Classify 

Ada • . First Section 

*5$ 

|Al(satl < IIIKOIOIIIST 

«lll A.liiirv All-, . >«l'l Buk Ride. 

DAILY OVERNIGHT 

Motor Freight Service 

Between Philadelphia • Ocean City, N. J. 

I'l.KAKAN'TVII.I.K 

MIRTIII II I I) 

uvwoon 

I'AI.BRMO 

MARGATE 

VKSTNOR 

I.O.VGPORT 

HOMERS I'QIN'T 

SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS 

—John F. Holland, he, 

Phlla. Ottirr; 

»4 So, HOST ST. 

phi MAikei 7.1H43 — ;.\me 

General Hauling 

Top Soil for Sale 

Gravel • Dump Truck 

NICK FlORENTINO 

SAWS FILED 

Have your paws "loi fey 

rnsc-him', Thi'y eut tieanep, 

irm-f, btllFr, Ail Iras, 

quloKar wrvlBS. Bring thom 

*T A, CHAMPION 

54 W 16th Street 

FireplaceWood 

Seasoned Oak 

MORRIS SIE 

B40 We»l Ay, We Deliver 

CUIL 

OIL 

Soeany Vacuum Agency 

US ASBUBY AVB. 

Phone 1751 

MOTOR FREIGHT 

A,. ! .-4 

Ocrmn Cits Offieti 

loih HT. and tvEHT AVI, 

riisnc 3031 

:I5 Vnrii Ixp. — Wurk O 

Tune Anywhere $S.0O 

WILEY EASTMAN 

fig; W, Virnnii jf., llnwood, N, J. 

* Radio Repairing* 

N R I Oraiuale 

CLYDE CARSON 

HIS BAT AVE, Phone 1MI 

MADE TO OBDBB 

AWNING* 

VENETIAN BLINDS 

WINDOW SHADES 

M. C. Mil 

U Venn' K^prrl.Mx la OMM < 

Pfcwi

MUM* MfKHl CIM. I racial rnn.boat shew 

M^Wr " "~S 

High School Loses Final Ball Game 

Of Season to Pleasantville, 5 to 1 

•I : Rjr U> MuDowtlX 

rsi\ •'.•'•Owaa Cftr HUh i«t iu baseball 

~!taK tei « liftsr, bowing to 

k**»ntv)lle, 5-1 

Mill Bunpuiel, Greyhound 

,.*a»r, rationed only three hitj— 

.Bun- two"In tkitM inning anil one in 

> UMJjyrt. 

l rct.rd wu 

I thf tforse Laugh! 

whind the snug protection 

4 br J. P- COLLINS CO. 

»nrf yoilr front porch, too, 

i^tap monthly'. piymnU. 

W esMfort problem*, well 

I* • WU 'WANT TO BE 

Carpenters Wanted 

Victor H. Pontlere 

BUILDER 

Apply 

Office i 9 Wesley Avenue 

or on Jobs 2930 Central Avenue 

in Courtlr Contest 

nan have b«n compU-icti for 

th* «tnrtln»g of Ula unnunl weakly 

prUe iMftrra of th« l«th \nnual 

Cap* May County Hahing Contest, 

which, toegiru aaturday. 

conu^t, mfm the wceUy prlie featun 

will continue until September I. 

A prize ia kwsrdtd to Ihe entry 

fortunatt enough to be drawn from 

the llat received for the current 

wee», , 

"No matter how large, how amall, 

»r what ipeeie," JJr, Treen •xphlni. 

"all entrin are eligible for s chance 

at tile weejdy prtae," 

Flahing continues good, based ton 

numerous entries received, which 

idieate that catches of segbgjn and 

I porgies prevail 

gartel retires me ne*f 18 Bat- 

,n a row, striking out live of 

i. 

Just as it looked as if Paul would 

ive a shutout, Bert Avis, the flnl 

Haider up In the seventh, singled to 

left field. After Conover lined to 

third. Avis thieved second base. 

JfteSfwffkn Are Comin' 

Why Net jein Them, Fer HmtAth, fimppine** 

•f A, •, CI4FFOMB 

FaMMity BtreMtr, MM CHjr 

4 CIM 

Much of the gloom and despondency, 

of which M ptanjr complain. 

may be justly tweed to idleneu, 

and, being icUc, they are looking 

fr wht they can never And, 

Sitting 'round for the lack Of Homething 

to do la boring and creates a 

"rundown feeling", reeling tired 

and worn out, you lose interest In 

fe, MtttlM (a ••» vsinmble 1MB 

(**d keaitt, aad keeptaf it U • 

mpaalblllty |rcn ewe to ynnelf 

mm* MMe citee M T»». AfUea I* 

IM aarie ef raMwa, ••»* fetMo. 

•li la it* freth air aa« .oiuWne 

Is the M reweilr. 

We must b* cautious and plan to 

requisite for sitter health and hap. 

Piness, Don't entertain the thought 

that your tired feeling Is just a part 

of growing old, for life is jut what 

YOU make it. 

One of the best things of human 

existence U "Friendship" and it la 

at the shuineboard courta where 

this may be found. 

Frank Feglio then took a called 

strike, and BeM stole third. 

These facts have been proved time 

and time again, and, being go true, 

One out iwijr from a shutout, Paul they are beyond contradiction. 

Mumgartei threw an outside pitch Learn to play shuffleboa^d, forget 

to Chuck Barrett, who smashed it to your worries and be relieved of thtt 

third base, but Kelly let It get "•••-" •" d feeling. When you con— 

from him and Avis •cored the , »? MI*? courts, be sure to ask fi 

Ocean City run, which was un- some one is Instruct you in playing J 

earned. 

the game. 

Barrett stole second and went to 

third on Turner's bobble of Ray shuftieboard, for many reass 

smith* (round ball. Smith went e perfeet game for men and 

to second, no throw being made, and of all ages. It is a game i 

with two en and two out, Garry t acquainted with: there >• 

Kelly ws« safe on Conover'i er owell struck out on a fastball, end. 

Bird walked Turner, and 1 ing the game and the Raiders' 1M1 

•'Admiral' Bird permitted seven Larned hit an infield tap bet* -""""-fill season, 

Phone: VI I-3S43 

hita, but a lour.run outbur»t in thethird 

base and the pitchers mound, 

fourth fBning ruined any chances of loading the bases with no outs. 

"pi.KANANTVIII.K , E Auntin Cumming* j 

• ponible upset victory for the Frank Emper, who prevlouily hit a 

CONTRACTING MASON 

Gardner men. Birdi lots was hislowering 

fly to right in the first, 

third of the season a* agalnit three took a knee-high fastball and was 

victarlea: two louei adminlsterad by called out oft strikes: but the next 

Ty Helfrleh's boys, the other a batter, Ed Brode, hH a hard smash 

hemrt-t>r*.klng J,l decision, to the mound, which Bird promptly 

BOW IT BEGAN 

threw to home, and Avis' bullet-like 

With on* out in the first, Ed throw to first caught Brode, ending 

rode single to left. Bird then hit the Inning. 

Ittrienaki with the But pitch, and No more scoring was permitted by 

•fith two on. Best hit the fltst either pitcher until the fourth, when 

pitch to center, scoring Brode with neasantville gathered three hits and 

the fint PleasantvUle run, A flne a walk to score four runs, and acu- 

running eaten by Conover saved anally win the game in thai inning. 

other run from (coring, Sokaliikl SCORE ON DIODES HIT 

then lined to third, and the inning Sokatski walked and advanced to 

was over. 

third on Kelly's single to center; 

The Raiders put together two Turned popped to Foglio behind the 

singles Mid a walk In their half of bag. Lamed grounded to Bl 

the flrst, but eouldn't gather • run, threw too late to catch Be*"'- 

Web Vslt, th« diminutive Haider ing in. Bnper sent a pifa 

third baseman, singled to left and 

ond into right eenterneld. scoring 

promptly Mole second After Cos. 

Kelly and sending Lamed to thin 

' '• called out on strikes. 

Bmper went to second withou* „ 

throw being made; and both he and 

fanned scored on Brode s second hit, 

Oie bail on the flnt bouriee and 

Barrett grabbed Marienski's ground. 

threw a "strike" to home plate, 

er and stepped on first, finally end- 

score, 

ing the inning. 

_ - -. -nded any For Pleasantville, that wa< to be 

other ehanee of a possible Raider all its searing for the afternoon, but 

teen. 

It took a great, sensational stop by 

Veil in the seventh inning to check 

SAFE ON ••BOS 

Pleasantville, 

Lea«in« off in the second inning. Except for the two hits in the flrst. 

i 

CEMENT FINISHING 

For Longer Wear si 

Batter Performance 

USE 

2 1 1 6 1 0 

3 0 i 1 2 i 

Faglin. jb . 3 0 0 3 0 1 

Barrett, IB 3 0 0 1 Q 0 

3 If 

Powtll, rr . 

gird p 

25 1 3 J| 7 2 PAINT 

p by innings^ 

ntvflle ... 1 0 0 4 0 0 o_5 PRODUCTS 

oe«n Cits' . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—i 

FULL LINE OP PAINTERS- 

SUPPLIES _ WINDOW GLASS 

OCEAN CITY 

Paint-Up Store 

•H A.barr Ave, • Phase 11MI 

I Waller H. Grpbb, rni. 

J. and F. 

Wallpaper Service 

Paperhangers 

lit Sinpua Are. Fkau 1MI.W 

CASH OB TI!BMh FRANK HOWARD 

CONTRACTOR .... PU'! r-t R 

Fred S, Tarves, 3rd 

BUILDER 

1 Bayview PltM 

Phone 1127 

BECISTEKCD 

CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS 

"Build-by-the-Sea with 

Deputy** 

Cor. 15th and Haven Ave, Ph. 1472 

,^w /£^.&.,, ,. 

Cap* May HKtt cUnefart tta Cwt. 

Atlantic Lmtaia baMbadl ohamplon- 

& 1, In i twllUht m 

ton' Monday *v»nln«. 

MMp In %lx hinlnn, then «tood 

.off • valiant late ilT tar tttm BUM 

Devil, which aatwd thm alMI 

TOM In tha .IMh and atvmth. 

The wlnMn did HUM tt llmlr IBM 

bad! clouting in the flnrt ttWH Innlng», 

'when they ptioMMd lab 

nperata for nina hiu and atvan 

niha. rrank Rugs*rto held than tor 

two- traoMa, but tha Cap* atM 

erupted again with alx MU and «ut 

more run. in the aixth. Including a 

homer and a triple, , 

•MavMr atifela, 

Datti BIH it: 

Want to B«U? DM ft 

Build* Builders 

BERGER LUMBER 

BLANKET AND LOME INSULATION 

STORM SASH - COMBINATION DOORS 

SPRUANCE INSIDE and OUTSIDE PAINT 

Call 0948 ... - The Friendly Yard 

llth Street and Shnpasn Avenue 

H, C, AMOS 

— B*t Istmvit 

BUILDER 

4929 Central Avenue 

Phone 2109-W 

No Job Too Large 

ReVUtored Builder 

JOBBING 

Ml AakariF An, . "Maaa MM 

It FiflcM *•.. N.rtkr*. r-.ni, sit 

A. W. J. Willwm. A. San 

ste(laln*4 

BUILDERS 

JOBBING 

AI.TE«ATIONS 

1707 Bay Anna. 

Omi Citr. N, J, 

In 4f, AU IHBCIC* «M 

R O O f 

NEED A 

NEWROflL 

or Just a jtmpmr Jtbt 

In either c.«-caUl U M | i i W ^ 

pertmee, the men, Om mUmf, y 

to give ren a |Mrfe«t Jab •» «F Mai, » 

roofer* far BMV9 X« •»• "P*«* *» b*>fW 

men, That*, why M ItidepMtlMI fUtn^MM* 

•onwthiu. Pfck a. nliaUa lnnoaUy MM< 

to roof for jrqta. • . '•"•, '"•- , "• ', .. 

GUTTERS RAIN CONDUCTORS 

SHEET METAL WpWE 

i 

A. Gregory O(deh 

ARCHITECT 

Mamm 5. «aeka« MUg,, 

" wliimM, H. f, 

Fk«a WIMirH« MIM ROOFING CO« III £ 0L_ 

H, C. PONTIERE 

Builder 

933 Wot Ave. Ph. 1808 

CARPENTER 

JOBBING ALTERATIONS 

Hegutered Builder 

Robert Clayville 

1MI Waal Anna Finn Uftl 

Phone 1SS3-M 

Daniel F. Connor 

Re..j I91& AatHirr AM, 

Jobbint: Altentwiu 

V, B. SMITH . ArAiteet 

lit, KMiaMl BaH at 

C«r tWMtar 

1«I Atlantic Av. AtLC.ty 

PiMm* A.C. 4-1SM 

106 Sittli Street — IMHMM OHM rt 

Rocnnr, 

SIDING 

ReButend Builder 

EdimmdCWuham 

24 Anbury Ave. Ph. 1237 

i

v» 

Thursday, June 7. 1651 

re Store 

By Pitt 

: ReMtWnt S 

Buys BurineM 

m.,ot Uw Ocean City IlitHwarc 

M Albury *v.. was an- 

t ttMcday by C. W. Pitt, who 

(/UM buailMi» her* sU years 

UICK 

GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

General Motors 

l - Service 

Accessories 

BATTERIES 

lco -U.S.- Exidc 

TIRES 

U.S. • Lee 

REPAIRING 

All Makes Car, 

Kn« Action, 

Wltae] Alignment and 

Balancing 

TOE MODERN WAY 

falbce Bros, Buick 

St. and Simpion Ave.: 

Phone 1278 

apo. 

The hew owner is Frank L,. 

ten, a year-around resident of Ocean 

City for the put five yean at 352 

Asbury av . and a summer rettden 

for a quarter gentury, 

Mr. ToHen at present operates a 

factor}' at Ciementon, N, J,, for 

the manufacture of ornsmental Iron 

railings. He plans to dispose 01 

that business and devate his fui 

lime to management of the Ocean 

City Hardware Company, 

The new owner Hid there will be 

no ehanges in store personnel and 

that the hardwire firm will continue 

to handle the same brands of mer- 

chandise, including Admiral tele- 

vision, 

Mr. Pitt will remain with the stare 

for a time in an advisory capacity, 

but will relinquish active manage- 

ment. He resumed management sev- 

eral months ago after his sen, 

Thomaa L, Pitt, the proprietor for 

live years, jpeturned to active duty 

in the Air Force, 

Want to tmpf ITT • OMMUIel 

PACKARD 

Sales - Service 

Complete 

Body - Fender 

and 

Painf Shop 

Bishop Motor Sales 

12th St. and Asburjr AT. 

Phone IMS 

IN 

YOUR 

CAR 

TRAFFIC? 

Clolchf first Mid Sec* 

M Gear? Bnkeaf 

•lap IB today far m iau 

p ui Bbeak op. 

ShepparcTs 

AUTO SERVICE 

•12 SIMPSON AVE, 

See the 


STUDEBAKER 

at the 

Transportation 

Show 

Speniered B> Ocean ( ilv 

Chamber of Canmerce 

Roy A. Mangel and Son 

Studebaker 

SALES and SERVICE 


Phone 1443 


KAISERS 

WOODBINE MOTOR SALES 

8©0 WASHINGTON AVE. _ WOODBINE 

ONE - - - 

Just one accident can 

ruin you financially. 

Let US protect jmu with 

- - . « represent only companies baring 

#• A-l PIw (Excellent) ratine 

Uwat Bate. 4B Cap, Mar Csunlj mat VMnSij 

V Haney Lloyd Chattin 

$ ji. ' s us! " nH ! 

Classiiied Display Advertising il Bli I'l r Ilii'li 

75c 

MM 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

1'Al.MI.H 

lll 

Al.MI.HS Aiilhc.iiB.il riievr 

niijlillt Drain Eauvit 

ntlfi ..Tiniahln r l 

niijlillt Drain 

rcntlfi ..Tiniahlni 

iiln*s I I 11 i 

Oldl 

hndy and 

l1 D 

rcn 

iiln 

CARD OF THANKS 

SB EXTENII (UIH T1IANKM In nur 

lghtMiiH and f! h-nrts hir ihr rn.inv 

Iru^tri iinri Jill •'xfiri'.h^lMhs 'il 

Mis. Kiiihivn 

iintl llcjh 

LOST 

OiAMON!' HTfiNK iii'f **f K'-MI it tu.m •- 

Fine Viiiui'il fur fti'lilinirnliil . vna K1.V1 Aiitnnt 

JJ- 212TR 

n$ A Oni 

i 

ANNOUNCEMENT 

Eaut ndy and 

tlfi ..Tiniahlni: rms imlnli',1 Druir 

*s I.IMI ,i 11. i f|r,,ir miris FriKidliiri! 

iHlnnr..B nnrii!i Mctiorji pnri* and 

JIlMS'Aibury uv, Phoilf 

... KIJW, n Kl'nTH m 

I-nrri *1 Mtrtfuiy Aytlli:>ii7i?d Pniilor 

KI-..1,,,H Scivki) Allnnll,- Dealer 

GniHIyviir Tliri . IJird Cari 

Arcliiilni R.'IHiIri 

All.iiiiic Avc, bclwccn l«l & Niirlh Sti. 

IMIiiiio O. C 0600 or 2300 

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

l.'SKri f AHS we've KMI llw Used C:ir 

> MU «ant ni hundivdi; less then a 

ni» i.ii Findt in)!) onil Itel Ply. 

Bi'iutlin. Choiliilrl liilg In inSO. Dndgp 

' * rrinit' in iuiliiy find ilrlie ii bai- 

Biiin uniiy' K,nt CJ Kuril. KBid a 

Mi-ri'iny Auihiirlat.il Dcolpi, l»l anH 

Ailnniio oican city, u 

iuli IIKTTLIR liilut? In u**. 1 !! run and 

T'irks in nil itifikrs aild ititidelK see 

us riisl fur » real buy 

I'jiliiini s rtir%rnlt>t & Oldjimublie 

Ist'ti Tiif [irpai'impni 

'ill! s, Slm|i«in Air Phnne 0)37 

iipi^n Kvfnings finrt gund.'iys 

; 

('null 

If 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

Yale Keys - 25c Each 

2 for 45c 

aiii lloiiln.iie Cn 

BOATS FOR SALE 

FOR SALE 

PLANTS; NOW RKADY-WIII be miii 

on Thursday enis' or any pventnu 

nNer 6 f»i |i. m The Heinii.ck 1T00 

Shiirr Ril LlnWiiiiil m |ihiiiic Snmei« 

ACLORPION II BUM. Hill nep G'«M 

conditian, 1355 Bay av. Phone S871 -R 

VACUUM CLEANKBH. ne* and lebyilt 

from J1BT5 up Pay only 11 25 a 

week. Fret- ômsnitrBllnn. Pation'i 

32 week« In Ihe year m M Weil dv 

Pnone 2311. If 

Jt NEW riinOMK CHAIRS In yea nr 

blut? nla&lliv We ni-rd Ihr- rnnm î th 

I'lli'h. Bus n» ni.ili) (is ji.u nptti N"l 

di-llicred. H.TB AsbiMy Ave, I'liom- 

1FH7 if 

1FH 

TIIRKK L'SKf) (IAS IIAMIKS Tiiirti-H 

in on new (i.K eiei'iiii- iiinifrs nil 

hlyhlilile livpiis One ri" Tmpln.' nm 

10". (iriinil. one 36" While Hnuje 

lis.sn eorh. n,,i (leiivoieii. iaa Asiiur; 

A\e. Phiine I!il7. t 

TW[) CfKlLERATOR TOP KKRs 

Vi'hlie i?niimel. >Ji»ii1 ciinilitiiiii Triiil- 

lil In nn new HE ref. icpi llliirs J12 ri) 

eiii-li nut neUvpit'ii. 9.-JS Ashyi.v Ai 

SAI.I-: -We triitlert In thppii> imeii 11,i 

^^^^^^=^^^^^^ i iliiint jiiilKPS. l.Siihle ciinniliiin i 

• I-T i AHIN HK1KF- Chill rinfl m.i. ! ir-B« 1 »t SISOO; I at J2S.00." "¥n 

l.iitlks iieii.i SÎSii rash. Het- hiiul. 1'-"1I3 AsBury iiv. 

ll S 

I^.f! I'tlkti --.1 < 

i KKi'.c 

1 RcAv uf i.vr S?:M.IU 

! Mill- ,\M' 

| " - " ; - t , , - • • • : • • " , " " 

Rrhiiilt nnct iiu.ii uriippd. AM nui 

ARti s|^s- :fUO in rhmiftr It "In. As ln 

as Ufl.AO AfiKticutlri) R*-ti '.itbf.\\nr 

PlHnl. Inf.. Ml 7 RcimiiniMwti .i\ 

!*h!i;i: PA, Open Mtimluy SVpHncsNii* 

an.) Frnlnv rvt-tilncs till n'p m 1=5 

WAl.Nl.'T PlNINfi RDOM'fiuHr i\ K- 

p-i s frmr-i-iii!M'. i'srpllrni fiinriMltm Hvi 

simnhliv t'ali Fridny nr Hiiluriiii>, H F >\ 

Drliinri'i VUn'^ fy->\ 

ATTKNTIUN F " 

fh l 

iiii JH27 6-1 i ! 

HI KT HI)\V HfiAT AH iTiliir. 1 yi- 

iitfl \ l , h \> ftijnrudu niittH! fr-i 

[itHr ?iii?i no. Apiiiy 1121 SimtPKiin 

[thuni. ;*irf;i • " j 

1 Ht'AT i=hilsl iTfll 

i.-n Jl ft 

iMIM.KTi-; ]..k- 

Kt'.ih1!n. ^ *-S"|-5.hi,fii. N I 

ni.- i.i'h'iri 2nd St 

iffin. s^ri m ;ii,' 

LATEST MOM 

•%i=!'U till .! Li ii i ^ Ôth AutCUsi isi till 

^!l Im 

ri influriih^ tif lltlit?s. f JHrsiili' 1 : N* 

i'hjsr y* s OH RCI . ^î glmiiSi-f 

IMintii- ="*!*-M fri 

['Ni w\Lf i«" nv«r =_t.iirt!rn» 

uni|p it^ Hi-Hi iif 'lupies 

WIH-M> mnnlhi.v Lritnlcfl 

Thuraday, June 7, 1951 SENTlNf 

APARTMENTS FOR RENT 

NEWLY FURNISHgD, mudn-.li apiirt= 

munis far .i ip S peneiii. Us to §45 

W¥?k in June 23. Vernon HilL 410 

lantic Avg, Phone 8318 ef O1l£ f 

ATTRACTIVELV fyrRMral tint fipOr. 

t wo brdraom np»»t m*nt. Al I *•!«- 

ls kitfhaii; Meaf rajiroad lUUsn ahd 

opping e*nur Quiii iia#atit 

tils kitfhaii; Meaf rajird lU 

•hopping e*nur. Quiii niia#a 

tion. July-ApKuit.'tSOfe u E ^ 

Phone rtins.iiiiihl,- i.itra Thi" j R1KIMS WITH PRIVATE BATH und 

i,i1:,ii!j.. i ,j,r »M ri.->.:in Alf it runnlna lvaier. B)- the week, mnnth 

A|i|,ij ,i>.| . ,„ ,,.„,,,,„ Th(, sneimon. aio-ali Cor- 

fi - '• Hi iMl-:ii .% i'A!t'i'Mi:S"l'^ &ni flir.-irl Inlhiiin A\r If 

TEir^ljTBT, ny#r|nnklntt 

Prk find hnardwaik. Opens 

iG= Hnofflj. ilrppt flonr, 510 "Ttk- I 

fl StT.50: wlih meals, \ 

i Ri 

GREGORY 

900 Shore Road Santera Point 

Shuffleboard 

Darts 

OPEN 

ALL 

YEAR 

Hotel - Bar • Restaurant 

Turkey Platter, and 

Sandwiehei 

Oyster Slew — Clam Stew 

Fried Oysters 

Snapprr Soup 

Fcied Jumbo Shrirno 

Seafood — Steaks 

MS Shore Road Semen Point 

STEAKS - SEAFOOD - CHOPS 

We Cater to Banquet, and Parties 

Completely New Dining Boom 

and New Separate Cocktail Bar 

Recommended by 

DUNCAN HINES 

•nd GOURMET 

Phone 

Somers Point 

951 

I KITCHEN OPEN DAILY 

10 A, M. to 2 A. M. 

Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner 

Steaks - Seafood - Chops 

• JUMBO SANDWICHES 

• ROAIT BEEF SANDWICHES A SPECIALTY 

ELMER BLAKE PRESENTS 

The Famous 

HERBERT 

BROS. 

and Their 

TWO 

GUITARS 

APPEARING 

NIGHTLY 

SUNDAY 

MATINEE J 

(*K.\\KR(iS = T Ai'AHTMKNT i ,.i. (it 

FEMALE HELP WANTED 

If ' mnuth Piacp: 

r«..l ^ FOR SEASON == For 

Kiris nr boj-s one wlih private feaih. 

Apply )c.jr«!!i:i\t|iii4. Mualr PIpr and FCstaUianfii 

WANTED TO BUY 

r «f*ftii-n's ii 

iry, mil in i^r 

h Ds Hhiip 

trlHr 

MALE HELP WANTED 

fANTKl) Kln-nlfinll 

KIPCIIII-. \Xa 

11,1 

ocSAi 

CAFE M 

PAlN 

AN ORDINANCE 

snlHiies. 

THE BOARD OF 

OF "THE £ITV OF 

THE COUNTY OF 

JERSEY. DOTH_01 „-- 

SECTION 1 The annual 

ialgfy fnr the follow Ini 

hereby fixed and 

Tax ASessor 

H#altH Olfleei —r—_ 

ing the employee whs Is 

quglified te earry out 

tht dutlei of Health Of- 

ficer and is »VPi - • ~ 

to act In that Ml 

St;i= , f 

nnfi iigTEL COI,ONIAU— Rnmni #nH_ 

N apjirtniFnts^ Centrally Iw;ai!.' 

If ' iiMlirdwiiiN. Oprn fnf Initp^cildn 

.'slreel lipur ppiirHnenlS, Phone g? 

l*l..l-li l.l> 

;i 11*=31 (f 

effeellve after final 

the manner prescribed ^ la 

fates of lalarsc herefey s_ _ 

'Mid beginning July 1st, 18 

it above prSinanee wat r 

the Board of €smini§*,ei____^ == ^ 

ly of Ocean citv New JuW. 

' reading, fit a m#«Unf of • 

„, „ held en the 4th gay af Ja 

a and will ftp taken up loft r— 

fins! pssisge &&4' •'--""' 

a meetinx of said Boa id to 

the 15th day ttf -Uine. 1351, lnrfl* 

mlsEialiers' CKamberK. City Ilall.J 

rn>\ New Jcrwy, at' il-.m A. W 

REQINA M. RODGE 

City Cicrk. 

I'im. 

iii.nlh 

rii nisht1 t 

!ii iiiiu, ' Phi,n 

i clininy 

1:1 M 

C ; —. 

f ,Vt:H'l.V riKt'ORATKn riuims, ripiin 

; l llisll NCHI bciirh simns 

Deiam.-ry 

RATKn riims, 

lilp NCHI bciirh simns 

s Di Fliie? 

S7 

lull MV HllMB IH YOl/tl HOMK" Sunns 

n)..i!' itf % * ;ti - rnn:fMr!i*hlr rjiiim il!i i kinii Uiin 

A'.i \'inc .^f tM-iis n\ m prr iliiy uii unlll junt- .TO. 

if | \'M'init> Tafcfijnat'ie ori u esjey Avp. 

'Ii U'i>»lrv ni ' III'. Jure SKn""'r>hf."V 2B!»£«'. B-Is 

Hi 

j fWN" v(t;i]!!;! ' I r| - • i.i • ,i M' '•! fi'i -in. I .'i-lhr.i'ii = 'M» ! !'""'(iu w,:3i;rs.S^.^nHi !;;! i^ ...^J-U 1 ^., r M; .•..K'l.v-îiii.'^w/-- ",}! N «" !< —" nls «» «*-^s*i 

[ - . . . . . ; - t . . i l . . . I . . * . . , ; , . . [ _ . £ l t . _ : i : l . _ t t i ; . : . . . - i I J l ^ ( l £ F f t i - l k i : i . l l t i l . ' . , < - . r ^ l ~ l f l k.' 1 4 1 1 1 . . I S: I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ ' ' . - - . . ^^ . — — • ^- . . . _ _ . 

IITY OK OCKAS CITY. »*.#. 

SOTIC'K TO C~4»NTBACTOBS 

(«STB^(T ISO. IMI 

Trsffir linh! Kqulpm«>B| 

Kiykfi biils ni piîyosais will be fS= 

ffiiftl ijy thi" Buarrt nf Cefnm!Bi{ 

•:*r ihij r\iy of tlppan Clly, New jfi. 

in the CiPhimlsslonrrs' Ronm, City 1_ 

rm fir before Ihe hpUF sf 11:00 A,,«, 

Davjjghl SHvlng Time ofl June lÂt-l 

\m\ fill- crrlaln Trafflp glgnall aqa 

muff-t-iiiU ftir ihr sifflf. as set faftb 1ft J^ 

the IM1> "J4 cpsH'iflcalirins. On flic in tfit 

CH.V rli"M k ; § Office. 

All nKHorlHts shall hp new, or tht 

uiility nhtainablp, and with " 

'---iiirer's Muaiahter- tor nne "" 

rir-f«rts in materials, v 

ship iinrt dc^lMn H Khali he 

si the nty Eipitiieoi potwi-tmenL Ift 

City Wiiifhc-ipsp luih St. £ Hiwn 

SOWERS POINT, N. j. BALA-CYNWYD, PA 

ENTERTAINMENT 

Friday - Saturday - Sunday 

LYNN BROS. TRIO 

$B.IAU!,t.; II.SNI1V M AN .ui...i.n, 

"— II.HH. Hp,.»l,.j s f'.ini. N J. 

.'"••• '\-i I,, 1 ,.,,:;" ih;;;.^:;;,:,-:,.,.;;;, •£;;;. .rYP,(.tt,Rl.ri.,M• T ^,!,;=ffl ^5: r .^,, u v i 1v, l ..^;:;;',;, l .'r "" -•••'' .'.^-T..,; w;; ,:;r',.;,; s ,;,„,.",,, ^;,:1n,,in 1 , IKL 'in..»:" rt Siffi 1 ";..s!1,^,n! 1 " Nîû""" 1 "- sufflu%,fS^!l^ B (SsliMS ^ 

_ ' " " ' V f l . l . n B ni.-i.-hlii.-s" ,':.«h ^ u i . l . i . U'|. ' m:.h..i!iini " l . m s n . . . r i v r l i i l li,'.,l s-.'.li I l , " ^ ' ^ .,"',',;"'• '"•''" '" '"''' '' * '' i " . ' • n i n . l i H f l i n n i • ; ! " ! ) . « . I T ' trli, „„„,„„ nrfMH In RlBUrUM. worlcrn.n- ', 

• a:.^-i---^'"--' ""**"' ^' ' " ^^'^l.^€^:K;^ ,. ::i REALESTATE WANTED k .WaagTS,- ^ - Sfo, ^ I g.ffi g , , ^ , rife^tS ^ 

11 "- ;: -i TUTORING r " 5 ""•"" ": ••"j.i.rSirji M ' ' " lllin - ^'^;Mprn«,,r ,,„.•-., ,„.. .J.-'v-.^l^^v^Jr' V "'•^--- :-^-'i riKK.RAiir.K WM«W .T^M^r iiSTr K^K, T*> t tf3&t21 gS'^ 

IJ't i-. I I I I ... > ! •'. H-'I 1 .'l!iii.|.h.,liiN \ . * • • • . ' • • „ , „ . , , „ , ||.,:, i „ ! , , „ „ ! „ , ( „ . , B i K i ,,-. n..n sri.iKi if.it, ,,,, ,,„,( |,,,,i s-, (,.. V 1 , 1 ' 1 , V 1 1 ' 1 ' .-', : 1 , 1 "'.', l-'.""''^»" ' : i 

: " V !'"",•' , ( „ ' ' ] ' „ • p , ',. U . h I lii'm- ii t m i f . u . a - ) . A l l b i d s n i u s l h p n u d p n n I h e f o r m s 1 

NTED~ Ic:...,!i rl M i ;;;..',!; 1 .:: i :".S',r.-- 1 1,1:^:vV^.TMv »,MI, n:,.•„,.,,,„•„, *.r». „,„.,,„ „.> ,,, "^s./ir'-.'-V.',., 1 ,:. 1 ,^" ^T;;!•,..',';;.;I; B,',s^y B.vn,.-Sf.r ,,.,,,nj WF """ """ "•• Uph " '""ii, ^ l "::,° ll ffiWj,, l ^1S! l ^s 1 îffl; j 

i .'i '.' ' i'l"" -.•..!•.i>l.*J"'.i « .•'.. » '"• , „,„,. h.':iiinnil ruiiiiiii m.ii.ii llciiiium IIN i,n ioi 1 Ici'ls «ii!i huh. ii I ! 'iV*.'. v 1 '!'. 1 ' .''''" ' "'i"" lr * sl i.-.liv. i •••"> ,!'-'",. l -!.'L 11 .' n ,','"'• !'*i -u ''""n"' i „,„,»,„',.,,,;" :, ~~~:: "~r-rr,-.:,-~ siiuil he inlercslFd In inn than OM S 

M..'...n.'.«. I .-••'•""M.v : !.-•' I.'.', «'1', 1 ." i ^, lh ^' v.n.M.in Hilnii, limL.tlm In . mil• h.'.ri'ii- i-..B iiiii! ! !i= hs' [lit t, iir» ; fcliMi'-, !-"• Ni t = \ t ! ^ I if.: ii i i= I '>• -"iti'i-ii '>''-> ISl.Ai j t I.i Si 

•T 13.T0 ifi'i=;i.i |i "m " K..ll«..\ KV-! ,,,"1 u...ii-'r3,w."-s "«'hii.. Htm -=iil riii.ii* i,r,ti N-mn-Sk 

""' A|H>nO ti-1 I * Tilt • UIHK NlfnP RTi A3.I111M «%. M . M,MI,I, S^^r 

— " • - - - i • - -.. ;•> . .' = ""n.. SV.,m," 

I4LKSMKN =- run mi 

POINT TAVERN 

ON THt BAY AT $OMER$ POINT 

ENTERTAINMENT 

=-=—— -" ' - - . - I " - • Miiifii. i'L:is.U.~ fiihhP! lilt*; Arillhiiii !!!**= I i-iinsnlr ritHtii. Imii'ki/iiHf* ' itnij hm-v. 

ay'rerî'^yK, llm-".-".. 1 ..". ......ir.'i.'rK. 'r,"---",^ I'R. '"" l''.'.V"" ' a -'''• • " .f !«„:,.«,„.,. a,, ' ,UT 

^.«, _„ , ,„„„-„ r V.-'liilr. .»" »")!"•• .:., i'""": 1 *'* '«'I T :'f i ll.!'lt«!,.A;V l "'n' o.nrtlll..,, J linni, Ahoi.l as »hrrlB ,,f si,,.,., ,,rt. 

- • t - " . " t " ? 5 

l r 

t ? . ? * f ! s: r-^-s.- - T T - 1 I I' i l l " ' f i-I 

1 A^'J' I in.I U!^|.|;V AVK Tn 

,, = ' ' •', ^ A|ii!i ipiii nis. Mnijcrn. 

**•'. *'"' 11.nmc Ul, hiiih iu>u (it: ^ 

Iii?|ipiiniih!i' uiiON Oi-nii-ii! lnc*iill(»iv G-L^ti j --- - _~ 

ivli-mvia\'& ami iiashtMS *|>jiy Iird in j itifiuth i 

iivint-: i.min. I 

u i |i li st P 

iFLOYMENT AGENCY 

:H» A*l.ury i.v 

.,tn ! llrnip. Ahiuli £"• shfrtji nf shrr! r,ick. 

If' I'M!*'. ,1 ri!f!,i! tM i.dchj'.HS iinil im'tilHnij 

iK CITV liMHI.OVMENT A|iPl 

wesi yv. RetlBhlg rtplp riinnRnrti. 

pneps im?aiig*iti*d CJoVd*..ila M 

Prop. Phonf 1SSS 

"I'hiVni' in.'i.j 

. 112! West Avr 

•i"I' UAJS KANCiKH iip;iriim-fii I ^-~--=.==~ 

BirvrLK 

SITUATIONS WANTED 

Oalleioui Lebiltri 

• Spaeidlir 

StMkt end titept 

! In V«rlaiy 

6. 

IWV SITTER — E»I»rirnred, 50e in 

I JWur Pnonr 207fi; _j_f 

WWc: and AI.TKRA-lli.iNH .in nil 

Mndj or wn,'. £ rnimu-n-a rlnlh- 

«. A. (• Hnhmun. nirnrr (if Oi'- 

• •- viioil. N. J, '" 

'hfmn liouw.' Phonp 

Helen Marriott, 

Organist 

Mickey Gerard, Pianist 

Direel irom P.lm B»cb ISS - 

Florid. 

OIMIW »V mt MAIOHtl 

d 

1 • ••••"• w^.r..!^ 

'««//.nf food . appetizingly served.... 

D.l.ghtful, brwz.-tw.pt dining room* and bar 

Under "HAIGHT" Management for the 12th Sea.on 

Mrs. Robert Haight, Prop. 

(.KIE onAOUATE ilnsirrs srrii- 

Iff work, Kull or part time. 1'Mimj 

«BD WOMAN ilPilios houipworh 

fil ai I M U'«IIB »"gj 

VOMAN fJOiijRED d«ii'es nurl I imp 

,,.„., permiiiieni ml'drnl. 

joW In imlntlnl, rarwnlrs. 

p«i. 10 itiirt **V"3*i 

Polnl Mil. * T 

MB onl, «1lllns, 

Hun. Ta«rs' ronnlnglon, 

p. ould, 

"•PI. ~" 

Il QLU .ullciic siuupni 

inr • Job this sumnwi. 

. No pljnl. BUI wllljj*; 

flvm. • Plewse coll Biili 

anlvllli IM». * 7 

•itTINa dnifi!* »y e°iiH 

, ricnlngi. B« »n hour, n 

L.iUt *i^ t^ 

n n # , e fliTC BET« ETC ' » 1 " 1 ' sl1 "flUf "Mil .'iM.ijiilii.il' iiil'll MAN'S BICYCLE Cuull I'unillgiiin. 

DOGS - LA 18- rB I P_- & i *-• ,• ,.,,ni, .,| i-uiii m>ul..trd. sum. ".uiKf siono A|>niy iw A>hury Me »(.,• 

«n^••»*iii^"«^ ! ^^^ 1 I B * j ;iir' IJoHi^r Mnflf'l. ;ijt "hitp «ill. .'ill. , ohri flgfir rei.r. P\eliintis FUnnr 

r\^\UIVH imp iii'fls ill. ruiiirs. pus ! li.ni.ilh- .mil ("Dl'iil. 1'ullv llinulilii'fl. ! Sfinr.W, B.T 

n.n.1 liF..i'dri iinri pujiiilU'K. ("....= i $*^.U!-i. n.rv Ashur> AM'. !f =-.-- - -.-- . =.—--—. ^ ._ . 

nni'li Ul Mntill I'm in Mill kol. KlIBllM. ; . .- . - ..... - ....... U.K. WA.NHKIl . linil (Plnm-r. BS.m. 

f-pfA l-i.ll S l-'Slii--." """ ' » l SKIV Hll-i'TIill' IRI1N SAI.K T.iiHi' Itiiin » hirvolo. 2 lipu' llirs s.mnfl, 

[ rrpK '^"^= ''.... ^ In Miur III..hell nii-wiiiD linn. II i« KmiTsun Dorllihlc rndln. ia) rt. Thonp 

CfJl V KKIl SPANIKI. ,., 

nld. iiiiili', bl.mdr, A he'. I.-B.5..I ;il 

hnusc li.nki.n i'hi.ni' tj.t . WfV! !.= 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

lli 51 in in IK an i.nv mil cli'i'lrir ji1i;t.I 

..I ^loiilli ii'nii In inn ^tiirk. tiring il 

in nn.1 iiik.. .,m ir n.'iv (.ni*. t"niii..n. 

ll'lll Asi.ur; Air. I'liiil... ISI7 

l flUT j HIiili 3'niii' i'lillil ill 

lilullii Jiudlf. SliM'iul iillflllli.il Kli. 

,„' " iiSSm eiiih rhihi;. (miiu,i,ii,i, 

l.ni In iiliiiin jnu«li-. ppyirlp K. fcuHin. 

g3t Ivlliiiiii PI. Pniilliv 1MII-H . 6-S1 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

USI-IJ I'AIliS Biiuilhl iinrt Hflln, np- 

bliiii ipnpfmnra sliirlpll, (lIPl plillllH 

... , CAiilNKT CAB nANIlK. sn.lll): ^Tn mil- 

'.( I.HI (.11 liillk. like- BM1. llul... h,.h| 

K.H.IIN. fi.nii' hiiiiijs (irrfisri'N fi.hlrt;. 

iy.'' i:,fc. *l'rn,i;\'!l5!i JN i'iiiilhin;itiiii! i',irti!i!(-!t> hcrls. i'lei-Ii'li. n-ts'iî iitfiiii, J 

(1 *, .. .1 .•oniMfii.n. 5i;i,Yf)0. &-liuff nihs I'limpli-li.. rni'hiln» nMmiiiuim 

slfii riilillnB rhuira- 

t-1 

iih i.vrii. 

.nits iinil iiiins. 

n'inT Asl!Ui|t- Mi-. 

hiSFnNVm"V ^r 

. flinlnp 

hHiii 

h ni«. 

All i 

iiiiiir(mriil: I,|\ 

kitrhii Hfi 

June 1J in 

3D5 BHJ HN. Phon 

iut >' pHi-Jur nc hfirhpt 1 " shop S 

QUiiv Hnirl, Sih iinri Oit'.iri nv. 

tKN'r — AitHitniesj's ftM- i»-nf 1 

. tnniiisi. SH-m LI - - 2 iMMtrnumK., i 

RKNT- Biînd ne« iiiiiil HMMN in i:iir^ 

den luKuun, Phiinp 41.10 iii OiB«J.rt.. 

SIHM1JI RKNTAI.S by «ppk, rrtiinlh 

ill spiisiin, Aiijirlnipiiix hiniiiiiiii»!i. 

pntlogpji. ph'. Rphifp ilPt-lijItiM. in >iim' 

nun Inlpipsl. lip sure If! SPP OUI- IIKI. 

t'nink M, i-in.iiii. am AMutuip A, HI 

Tin Sii. Knit Bt iMilliiilrli.lllii 6-^1 

JUEST HOUSB — 7 ioiinls linil Illiup 

diirmlloiy, compliipl]! finnl«lii,l nn.l 

uilalned Ing i i i !piiii Alji! 

cuil 

4S0 

Ivgng sisi pi 

Ave.i lai Uuui, 

,*ll,"i RAY AVK. 

TiP« 'J fnj m 

jii Ih 

nnt 

faring 

il i 

|itu=l- 

- in- 

frll 

|il-liufc. ftenl 

nt wlih IHVKP 

biiv = 

jiiiirp \^ Inihi. faring soenir biiv = 

H|»itiM"Us |tni-i-ii. Ail imp KM nfrtriiis, In- 

rf uii thy ! pfUKtNiiiijr (iiien ftiF Inspri 1 * 

iinn fiiiii?. ASMI Hucst rqnffis, Cli'M 

IT IT. • 6-7 

two" l 

- i«n- 

wo ijicrmjMs . th. i 

viilp on! rsiiii'fv Kipi=lrM 5 rrfrlypi'Miitt". 

huwci'. All utllltlm. &\w.it> fi*r var. 

Mj ) 301) Alhik Af 

Hhuw All l \. 

it) ffi!=m*!', 301) Alhmik- 

(.nnisn KI/JOR niiitrimpht.- (\vi» hcii* 

riMiiilfi. hiilh. Ihlnig imim, dinlnil 

rrtiim, hUi.'hpti. Miwib' ?UrnlKh^fl. Vrtir 

ittyiHl 560 00 limiitH: liUMuilP^ hful 

It if hi yiui HJ!», * Krjs nni !w hail ut 

M \Vi»8l AiCiti; (ihcinr iSfid-J. &T 

ity 

It if h 

MM 

UNK Twii4*Ki>!i(x^7 

it Th 

T\V(i 

ft Viiss 

Ph«tH> 

HOOM 

, Jinit î 

A 

^7 uij iriVir 

Thr? nankins 

273 

u , r 

J , SJS .fllh Si, 

UNK AND TWO-lHilrnfim ttpurlmi'ntH. 

4IS rîh Ht^ =• iiiso iiprtrimi-'fH anil 

Hirns, SfJts 11!h 8; Mi>fli*!fi kilrhona: 

NPSV ruini»ht'd- Nrar jirutcvtcd bHih= 

COAL 

Skilled bids iiddiessr-rt in AlllV T, 

!.firiri£rin seri-fiary. nnfl Illfii-kfti nil 

,ihr miiîiip HS tn ponlents- will be !?- 

fpH"Prt Iiv ihe Iliiiird nf fcriiiriitlnB nT 

f.h-viin Ci.ly. NP» Jprsej'; at s mpetliiM 

in (H- holfl til Ihr BnincJ Ronm iii thp 

hik'h schiiii! iiiiUdinM -'il £ P< m.. f!,s,l,s 

p*ri Tui'Siiay. JuHr T Ifl Iff31. frn the 

fuinishiiyj imil rtt'iivcry of Four Hun- 

iifiUi t MiOt !nRN. fllnip m' less ttrsi iin- 

[hrnrllr iTiiii ffH i_hj» sehfifn VPMP end= 

tnti June m ifmy, Hinnk fnrttip nf pii^ 

imiijiip and s[iri'iftriitlrms for same may 

br nbliiinGfl flnfn thp Bptieturj, 

Thf* right Iii reserved to rejeei yny 

dr Hit bltlfl. 

Bv ouier of (he Iloarii ef Kducatinn 

r rt CH.v. N, J 

Thr 'prirrs tyueted fnf each 

shHll rifsi Br rcjnstdctrri HS iep 

ihr tuial kid governing In «U 

iinfJ Rhfll! im-lyrip all lh 

chin-Re* *r.. in, ihe otiy'g Ware ___ 

Tht? ru.v it-M-rvHi thi' light is reject 

uny or al! fe!^^ Mr io waive any li^ 

rotffiaiiij in any bid, 

Each fcirl to "have n eertifled . 

ni t*ilsh itltiifhed therein in a SUB 

loss than 10*? of the Total el • 

Certified theck tn he wtlliout con4itt«n >^ 

and pa j a hit 1 |« the City *" 

uee«n City N. J. 

By Ordpr of the Cfimmli 

RESJNA B. ROC 

rny cferk. 

s-»i-2t-pf siasu, 

i 

GO BY 

PUBUC SIRVKI BU*ES' 

TO 

rtrdn 

' IIHM'.ISAI Flili H'tl, Oil, 

Kpiilpd hlriit 'niKlrniiiFri In Allpp T, 

tliiiTPliiipll. JkM-l'FiliF,v yml miii'kpri nn 

MlP lllli?ii|lp HS iS Lllljill ill I 

CAMDEN and 

PHILADELPHIA 

WE1KDAV AHD |4TIIRMV 

JAM. 

IS! 

f.iOAM, 

1.4S A.M. 

I1.IILM. 

i.JOC.1*. 

IVNMT 

iTPlipll. 

MlP lllli?ii|lp 

il i 

!i. Will 

Kri 

1 ' '-' A 

•('I .,T' 

^ ^ 

.^."•••.iV 1Si* 

SI If 

^ ^ 

' • • • _ . ' - " " . • • , ^ 

iclicil In- the Bniiid of Kriucminn ur 

cjiTiiii CUy. New Jersey, yi a mûiiK 

in be helii In ihe titah sihuul bulliling 

iif « |i m. il ul.. (in TuMrtav June IB, 

IBSI. ri.r Hip luinlahlnu linil delivers 

ul Turlvr Thouinnd (1J,K)O) cillani. 

mi.ir in lr«j. iif fuel nil No. S. U, 8. 

!Jp|iH!'!incnt c.f Cnmmerp? eemmereiai 

tii..II.II.I.I c.». iy.3g in (h> Innlt nl ihe 

Wralr.j Akenui> s.h.1,,1 Bullillnii, hv 

iuwii Foutth iintl Firih Streets cm 

WeiiU'v Avpnue., OcFiin ITIly. N. J, fin 

thr schyol .ve&r eniilng Julio 30. WS2. 

The fight la io.f.vM iii rojKi any 

nr all lilds iind la ttalvo «ni' Inlo.mul- 

US- In any hid. 

By order nf the Board ol Edwallon 

ur Omn Cily, N J. 

^ ,- E T, *;*< 

II mi 

NOW OPEMTINp 

OCIAN wnr - . 

Nhilk 1MHMM AllHtMj 

~,A 

-•\ i 

'•"•- ^ ^ ^

'4v^3 

lUiit ftl* on my desk." 

».r» 

teal Sehnul. 

OCEAN CITY 

OFFICE SUPPLY AND 

EQUIPMENT CO. 

3330 WEST AVENUE PH. 2886 

SERVICE WITH YOUR SUPPLIES 

COLUMBIA CARBON PAPER and RIBBONS 

EAGLE.A OFFICE STATIONERY 

OFFICE MACHISE f I.EAMNfi and REPAIRING SERVICE 

JAMES W. SCYTHES 

Church Women 

Have Assembly 

Mrs, Munich Again 

Vice President 

'If wt* could ho uhni God would 

have us be, we ttnulri be n urvni 

spiritunl power," ehallcnjipri Mr* 

JmricR D Wyker. ni MissuUii: \n- 

tuinal jiranctrnt flf Umii'ri Chun-h 

Woman, in Wt-sifk'id, i>n Frutiiv 

The* nccasinri wiij* (he iinnuii) As = 

sumbly. Council of Church Womun 

(if Ni-W JunH\Y. in thp First Prij^bj' 

ti'rian Cnureh. with 500 imerdt*nomi = 

iiHtiaiiili Churi'M tt tiilli-ii HiliMiriinj; 

iruin ihrouMhnut the sii'AV 

(iROlV MENTALLY. TLFA 

Mrs, Wykc-F, 11 pustDr I erst*If und 

the* wift> of u minjsti'r, urj4*?ri ihe 

wflnipn ta bs? stt ! «yr(M _*nii- iiui coiiiriu'i liwisfds m 

Cit[U= Mii> CiMinty were nppni\i-d 

yesUTtlilv" b> SUU» Hit;huti> Cuffl- 

hiiînner R.ui^hjrfi J AhU":i. 

Tin* vw»rk will br diirii* hy VIT- 

ûûi Brits. CiiM?*rut't ion Cu . ui 

N'nrih WililîMid. lim imltUT ni %m - 

;iiil fur hitiiininuii? eunereii' *ur\iw* 

[ n & • t n 2 10 ni I ] cs nf A i I.H I\\\V .1 % 

ior ! U* itlili- of bitii:ii- 

lts jsiirUit'snu nn l-ifii-filrl 

if ;inH Cliiv 

h:Jumm!i 

i*t_ 4 10 milt** ui 

CUDI» May Cit> 

(hflmbfF of romtnprrr Trin*pef- 

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me the 

following 

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(n I«o Ton. 

loyon Satin, 

wiifi cont.oltd 

L^ • =..-• , ————__ «_f Mmtyomi • 

to Bay? Smll? 

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Th*n asn I, tar isodimi ailic, 

Ftadlni the rl«inti» sd pn(r 

1,'t YEAR — No 9 

. Printed and Puoluhtd in America'i Greatest Family ttm*ort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Telephone 0304 or 0305 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1951 S*nttlH(-Lcnfjif uf U*, fHl\ ^rnr 

tot leclrli in Lhr irmfd f«.r« r^ 

W] f^fn r!\r our Ih r* ID | ru 

act IL All of i» my»( pa^ on tu 

•HF fens and daughlpr^ a »urld 

tetter Uuifi II in n»« Our unrig 

ai ifes Hurld yf uur ohlldfen i± 

•tel »f rarp |u makf ii lafh of 

• DS«t (i*F hU bi*l tiiîrd ihat 

Is Felt Locally 

I tl I 

i S itin I L (It r 

HH il in irk t % t 

I i| | U in (id t] 

inn « rrt ^ uh 

r«F y.ililt nnr of the ^tucirnl 

ifecr Vli^s* LitU L'U ^ddt i i*- 

dauthlt r t f Dr W _ n n 

ims jr idmi at th Buird f 

iHtu J i h | rt mil i Ihi hf I 

LiH i f 

1 rtli I in itj" 

S ni f tht in irkt I Mm btcn 

it i t n ii i! unt f isLt-i 

i r juii 1 i I \ hjd IiHli 

i f ui tiih r un yn 

i\ Hi r \itnl ih \ iitid nor a^ 

••I m ihi f m m h *. tht^ n ccl 

Iht sun t»I , Whnlnss!i-r5 f Tcdlt fi-d tlltv «FC^ 

th*_t M i\\ h *ji|ii r^ SMII haht- lu 

hn1 d si/L lilLit*. I r bttf in other 

kind. *f iTitnl whuh c fir tft- in 

Miss Carbon 

Dies Suddenly 

Assistant County 

Treasurer Stricken 

My« Louise Ri*pve Carlson it life? 

! iRk rr5iHi.nl uf Qei in CH> »ind J 

ftt ii kflti^ n pmplcj)r of thp C^Pt 

MJJ CnimtJ gmirnment rLtKi sUri 

dirilj ITIH Tuistii> jftrrnQon uf a 

iiribnl himirrhatP Sht. %fc t^ M 

\n itlut- worki r fjr tht Btd 

C r is tnd ifirftcnb t.lub c hrf hum*, 

lit rt ^ an at 701 A«,bur> as 

Mi ^ Carls n »as i^sistanl euiifltj 

\n istirer for almost 10 }r5r^ and 

h.id hi cn tfnplo>pd in thi uffict- at 

C [ t Mat Court House for, 26 Mir 

**h t-Ii f rf-d tount> Eor\ ice during 

Ulr ttrm of the late H*irr\ Headlt.\ 

i** irt-aÛFtf thtn stF\td 21 \*>ars 

with Wmfield S Hilthntr and LUR 

illiri until f TrPISUPer Waller A 

H in h when h( aûmrj Hit or 

1 m J-inuar> thi^, \i if 

tQlNTl IMPLO.F 

ihi oldi *si ct untt im 

ninl f at r% lit »*iit. «n^ 

Vin to munitipyl tflnul 

iricrs f r im ht re lo Cif 

Semi-Weekly Publication 

To Be Resumed, Tuesday 

To five Ocr»n City MQF* fr^queni ne»» epver«#( twlcr M «c*-k 

pubilestJen of The SenUHEULedger will ht FtHMfd sn Tuesday, 

«h*n this nfwspapfr wfil «wlnf over |s m Tu*»d*j and Frldfty trh^d. 

Ulf. which will ht tonlinutd until c*rl> SfpUmbtr. It Wii publi-hrd 

B#nl-w^«t(I> IBHL summer far th« Hmi lime, 

KBfed* Will rloffi Monday nlfhU for thp Tllfid*v inur and Thur*- 

d&y nlfhU far thp Friday but nr«i and sdvertlsfSE dcKdllnFH will 

br Mend«y and TfeBrsdas ngsni 

Cls!slfl«d ads will close Saturday noon far th£ TM«dsy !HV«: 

W^dn^sdity USSB for the FridBy, Th*pe will fa* ne Too Late to Ci»« 

«!fy Department in eiUl^r Issue 

Thp tafllcF «wi and ad Copv im In this sfftfe the belter treat 

IS^nt and position we will be sfele Ml fhe 1L 

RÊUiar paid t« idvinfe fnall sy&scrlbepa will receive belh l«SUfs 

each week at iio rstrs cost. The news stand pflCe of ea4?h Isjyf will 

be 5 cent* 

tATTl FMLS tONTIM t ^TBlKr 

A,n r a \K t k f prtLt t fi r I url 

UB fcFM\|(K\BlK RFCllKD 

19 1 11.i - i hUM I 

t iri 1" ih sir idt 

u ith an m\ FFijp nf 

ition hr said ihal ihf 

ij if Illl 

ii n I is 

m Hit ir ] 

ll ihir 

.. ,. , .,., ittlifni.il itiFt rtkntink 

bmr rim Mk mar „, l h | i r ]} h , r rrÎlLllIii jh. ^ .1 

i ih4 ri.ni nit l I t ih. ( u m t 1|ii_l iLjjd Uf injrkl_t Tiie 3H 

t ii ni mi fi-itiitt ih it ^Q,i h d U{TLI J f r Kwih dE lhL 

c juntr\ Ii lea 'in^ ti i.K^ ird^ % ori- 

bOOU ftwtr Ihjn tliL intLuiil utTt red 

II^* M ^Fid*i\ 

F r m I I nil., nl.ril r iti 

i II ii i MI il i i t r I HI r 

If. n u S m ti Ii. ii 111 r( itlinn 

lu. slrradt luid is f( r 1 ( r]c r i m i l t k ,-, i» ,„,,,,! 

r. acrrplfd b» col p j p|, u. 

\Ii^s Carlson w rk^d il thi ct unt% 

i i rf Tuesday hul rmpljnud nf 

uld and ht ndjchi and Irf crli 

hi t Jilld obtain i lrfQtmt.rit frtim 

Dl Mareia V Smith in ht*r iifflLt 

n Whik baiting for Dr Smith 

to return fWBin a call ahe iollop**d 

E,r Hrmard Hydûn ^PS summoned 

j found hrr dil>d upt.n hu* yrrjâl 

a It «, minutL^ lal^F 

}• riends ^gid hi h id been under 

U tlulfl f t F tilt post I WO W It ks ill 

u ft null of her rruthir Mn Eliâ 

h Cdlb. n hi\int bi ik**n IILF hip 

JI it ir homi hert Mr>- Cnrisnn 

is I I UetU Tt thr Tcimlm Hu^pitrfl 

Cpurt HOUSP and had not bun nd 

\ |s=i d of JILT daui,hlnrs diuth y t^ 

d 

Falls On 'Walk; 

Protests To City 

Woman Trips Over 

Board; Injured 

A \*. niim irirnlilitfl w ith Otrc in 

Cit* for 4n \tufi fcîalnri i i 

tlruifc J Futi-^l t» nt\ ffitldU Mori 

cliij aHi r 'ftlL iUffi-TLtl a piinful m 

jur> b\ trippmn m th*. boardwalk 

Mfi Mnrtm MaluRt> 121S W* sin 

Mii ws. enelMing a clipping from 

• *»ei Molnet newspaper of the 

; Bpley drawing of the jir and 

y*t notation that Mr. Snyder had 

!i««ihi the Ilih. He wanted IB 

-Mow it ii were true and aiked 

|. lormnrf itrfomtation. 

gf Arothcr iHttBr came from a 

|r**tttr in Norfolk, Vi.i formerly 

Isltor here, who saw the ear- 

i in a Norfolk newspaper. 

TIME and TIDE 

... rtmmt 

Id 35 mln.; Kh 

mill".; »e#s]py-i 

r. 20 IBIII.i sftli 

ir". » Mr 

nwi 

Raid Sirens To 

Be Tested Weekly! 

To Be Sounded «t 

Noon on SBtutd»y« 

Oeran City's air rflici warning j 

siriMis will be (iivrii a liriof wrekiy ! 

i..«t from now on. it was announced] 

(his wi'Ck by William S. Andrmnn, 

chairman uf till' Cn t\ Di'lt'imc- Cuuli. , 

cii. i 

The sire will be «sund«l every : 

Siiturday al noun in insure lheif ht- : 

inil in Kood workinis urde'r. he «aid, 

bpeision to itinki! tt'Kulnr checks 

on the siren circuit win reached 

oiler the sirens were sot oft Friday 

mnrnillK by a *hort circuit, for Jhe 

sreund time in five daya. The 

trouble was attributed to rain water. 

On Monday last week the lire 

were ihort circuited the flrai time 

during a heavier ruin causing con. 

siderable anxiety and confuiion. 

The public paid less attention to the 

Friday incident. 

The regular Saturday tests will, 

it is hoped, disclose trouble in the 

wiring before ii ii serious, and at 

Ihe um time won't startle the pub. 

lie. 

Eh* TLKO \i i i member nf the 

Atlanta Cii^ Bu mess und Pmfis 

ior Women s CUih the N ilional 

F< air ii n if Busmt^s and Profit- 

iisiun Wofiiffi, the Ocvsn City Coun- 

i:il HauMhters of America, and the 

First Presbyttjrloh Church of this 

civ. 

The Rev. George Ftechi'r will of- 

fk iiiU' at funeral serviees Saturday 

at 1 pj, m.. in ihe Smith Funeral 

Hum*, fulluwed by interment in the 

Hn?y>teri§ri Cemetery, Woed#tean, 

N. J. There win be n viewinât the 

Smith parlnrt Friday from 7 to 8 

__, 

Pharmacist'* Hip 

Is Broken in Fall 

Dr, Charles E. Corkhlll, 1 New 

Hamiishiri! av.. Atlantic City. • 

piuin-nocisi al Fnedy'i drug store, 

7th si. and AMbun nv.. (ufforert a 

broken hip Tuesday morning in a 

fall from » ladder. 

He was placing merchandise on 

high shelves at the renr of the stow 

when he toppled to the floor nnd 

was rendered unconKiouii. Other 

employes found him about 10r30 a. m, 

and summonetl Dr. Edward B, Ty* 

son He wag taken in the city am. 

bulance t* the Atlantic City Hoi. 

pital. 

Saturday niEhl >und hp tnppid 

rser ni«, •«. t, IHI 1; St. 

AHfHUBct snd Upper Towo- 

ghip cradauton, m. 1, pt«* i; 

flnlar OIHB Dur nut Award 

AsMtakly, •* were ^lill 

burn ink fftirn ihi iitkmii thL% 

tuak art*r last FFldS?" and Sufi 

da* 

I hi ir !• 11 hi iiiiift. ttl 

jjancinj, back o\ir his ^h ulder 

tuutiuuslj thai Ihi- buîiit Hi 

fji nj It are siting up i in uum 

I hj^n mi run muf I ui 

Thi> u i tin cilling mi I! 

Kuk und bltinunt f'H ILP lh**st 

culct \* I *i ik mi ruining 

bu?ini.-s I m MtlUHk *•& I il 

mu^t hrhiu It m> t If IVP 

hnjrri it Hsi niuf-h 

Hf Hi^hiKi J dtcp rtc MarUaa. IB, ais Wesley 

av.. sponsored by Watson'* Oaf- 

—tuts Shop. ~ 

•Ma McMaater, M IIS 

•crnlu Me^cr, 118 8th St., 

ipenaored by The Logan 

•wtan Moiul, 21 sponsored 

by Plymouth Inn. 

Dsris Ann Myers. 17 BIT Ptl- 

ham pi . spuntorcH by The Durll 

Tull. t>ul(l>. 18. 300 Btn »t., 

snoniorcd by The Sentinel- 

Ledger. 

Anlti Lrr T.lli-y. 18 S3 Ws. 

ley av., sponsored bj the Ltui^j 

Hale!, 

Vv.nnj. WhIUkcr. 17 HI As- 

bury av.. sl>en»ored by the Ki- 

wanis Club, 

AKTHI B I.I.Oin 

Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dabiea of 

Camden. are vacationing Hi Jlst st, 

and Asbury av. 

Chamber of Commerce Reviews Year of Achievem 

United Community Essential For Progress, Audience of 200 I* Told by James E. Gheen, at Annual 

FACING Till DINNER AUDIENCE — From left, .1 speaker's lafele si Ohslibcr at OanaiCHe ainntri City Co 

Adimi AucniblynisD Nalhsnlel C. Smllh, •enaiar Anlhony J. C.flrro, Jsnei E, akeen, Arthur Q, Watklu. rhsmber MstnUrr: E«tt „_ 

Cupe, Chimbtr preiMcntt Mayor Edwsrl B. lowkei, (CJsBialsilDiier Laurence P. Lonny. whs Ml «t Mayer »»wter - » left, wu vat of rue* •! 

Ihe rrnnir..!-(Senior Studio Photo.l 

The Chumber of Commeree of 

Oi'i'ur City Thnrsday night looked 

back upon an iniiiiil year filled with 

accomplishments largo and small, and 

at llii same time looked ahead 

cnurKttlcally toward still greater ef. 

foru at eommuhlty idvancement. 

The backward and forward looks 

were exchanged at the Chamber's 

tucciiitl annual dinner'meeting. ol- 

lendeti by some Mo members and 

gilu&ts lit Blnuns' Reslauroiit, 

Those attending enjoyed an in- 

•pirational address fay Jamea E, 

"Jimmy" Gheen, nationally tamed 

humorist and Chamber of Commerce 

promoter, who stressed the point 

that any community is only as pro. 

•Kfslve and worthwhile is the 

thinking and efforts of lit citizens. 

MVtBWB VEAai AtTIVlTV 

They also heard a •ummarlxed re- 

port by Chamber President Everett 

L. Cope, who reviewed activities of 

CLOAK 

Wshw Fnnk V, C. Cloak, of 

.Phildtelphl*. hai retunm* to spend 

his «n >•» kBHk yaamlf, 

• * * 

In the 10 years from 1M0 to 

1950. 13 Hi million old customer* 

died in this country, but 30 mil- 

lion babies were born am poten- 

tial new customers. Sixty pep 

cent of all the present torn il lea 

in the nation were formed In 

that period, 

Von iui t» ri*h tnuJlm Witt 

•Nt Bttcr, Van •»•« kave 

muatr turn UM 

• 

Nothing great Is ever accom- 

plished without enthusiasm. And 

you don't get enthusiastic un- 

less you think that what you 

ar« doing Is important. 

* • * 

Ocean City Is In MulpetltlMi 

not only wllta *Uicr rtasria tort 

wllk every other MMmamr «W 

the saanUy whlah la ItftUt M 

rrt Ita mhmr* •( Ik* iwW •* 

dallan knltofelc to a* 

service* ar mci 

One of the wurst L 

any small city Is Uk«t ll*'j 

think in too aniall tm 

must think tn term«i

«4 

ADING SEASHORE LINES 

;# ••.;• Phone 2185 

>e the BEST in 

• V - V * . - = / ; - / = . - . / ' ; . . _ . • 

and You'll 

AND 3EE FO« YOUIWELF 

w Tfc^ Why W* 5*y It I* Ik* »«rt 

- Strawberrie* 

AMp DEXhnERY SERVICE 

nEr CMUS.. 

. E*D»d iMMUMi to the carmany 

comer. of the globe she 

pointed out that tuch celebration! 

U Christmas and Thln*a«lvlr]£. 

while new considered American. 

h»ve actually derived ftom sustains 

at England. Germany, Yugoslavia 

aatf many other lands. 

TUB of m»oy other people—the 

VUun«», Span**, CBtftah, Dutch and 

french—(!*«• over thk contlnjmt be. 

1 Regular 

or 

Day I Album 

1 Service I Size 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

[ 1M AalmrT Ate. pfc, MM j 

Ytftf* «ft«r Y*«r Mm 

»h«sli*d that tne otMn who do 

net attend «oU«c« M better 

thenclvia tor lift and a «re« „, 

•pptirtna Mnativea 0 constructive 

IfattBs, 

-Anyone with eni ru can ma** a 

UTIIIJ." be Mid -Jut what makes 

life teare worthwhile are the slua 

value*—auch thing* as enjoyment of 

•tod music, literature, art and recreatton, 

"I hope you have all learned to 

read, and tint you wilt continue to 

teieher I* over. If y 

out of thinfs from now on you «. 

only foollnj younielves Thou of 

Foil who continue to buckle down 

Mrioiuly to self-Improvement will 

Save • head start in the game of 

life. 

COLLEGE TIAOBBS SELF-HELP- 

"The iriost Important luxury college 

offer* u free aneM to the bookc 

Tabernacle Asan. 

to Honor Solon* 

•t Flanders Dinner 

The eltjr commissioner* will be 

honored by the Ocean CHj 1 Tsb»r. 

WmMMwKmMmMmE 

•aid. 

tjul don't get a complax and think Beginning at 7 p. m. A large at- 

KOUIA, LANS Of MKDTOCMTT you are not destined for big thine. tendance Is in prospect, judging 

kuatla, the aaid, alao It a melting; 

College only hetoa you to help your* from the early list of reservations. 

pot of racM, but In this cajie- the• 

self, but actually it Is all up lo each Many friends of the commission- 

people have "been melted into a com. one of you. The ideals and concepts ers and the Tabernacle will be pres- 

mon lot of mediocrity who know' 

of liberty and gronth are free to ent. The dinner will be enhanced by 

only the domination of the state, not; 

all those who want them." 

music by the Ocean City Taber- 

individual expression of idea* or 

IBaerty. 

Mr. Roberts advised the gradnacle 

Quartet. 

uates to ay to stick together aj a The services of the Ocean City 

Ijwrence KL Hall, jr., who dis- clus and do something for theTabernacle 

Association will be 

cussed th# AmefiMin economic pie- school that has done so much for broedEut this summer ovir station 

tun, emphaalied that the chief dif- them. He slfo urged each to say a WTP0 Sundays at 18:30 p. m. The 

ference here and in Soviet ftuajla personal "thank you" to the le«Ch. service, at 1! a. m, each lunday. 

la that the American eithwn has en who worked whh them so pa- 

freedom ol incentive and an eppor> 

tion will be heard immediately fol- 

' ity for profit, whereas the Stut- 

lowing the conclusion of the service. 

Mon haj no chance to rtae out of 

s ts intcfehinge ideas and 

his orlfjinM icoooroic groove. 

o lit eonvenOO— '~ -•-- INFANT "LINGUISTS" 

"In our great country, consumer 

t of ill, 

Infants use sounds from Russia" 

preference dominates the economic "There li always roo 

French. Chinese—and it is even h 

life and stimulates the very com. prevement in anything/' he eoriciud- lieved. they can V"--" "*-~ 

petition which gives an incentive to ed, "but our capitalistic system famlliir only to th. 

new inventions." he pointed out. teems to always improve itself. As 

'Thla Incentive haj brought us the 

in the South Sea Islands. Ho 

long H there are free young men 

automobile, television, and many 

according to the editors of Child, 

and women In the United Stales it 

other things that are now considered 

craft books, the baby begins to '—' 

I will remain the leader of the world." 

necessities,. 

ute only the language that he h 

TRACES II, I. CVLTDKI 

every day—and Mon loses his ability 

SEEK -BETTEB MOUSE TBAPS" "Cultural Acoomplishmenu" o f 

as a natural linguist. 

''In America, every job is irnpor* America were stressed by Then 

tant. whether it is large or small, 

L. Thome. Jf.. who uld that int 

and somebody is always looking: 

est in the arts in this country has 

for • better mouse trap, in Russia, , developed in less than 100 ye»n 

if a Mortamn invented a betterr 

siiice the Civil War »nd has been 

mousetrap, ha would derive no bene? • most noticeable during the put two 

(H from it, so he, has no incentive• 

aeeades under the stimulus of radio 

ta'mmL* - and music recording techniques. 

HaU said that he felt tbat one of r Prior to the Civil War. he said, 

the striking ehancteristles at Amer- • Americans had little time for art 

ican btMinea and industry .is its I appreciation because of the colon* 

itiiisj efforts, the push « 

and the industrial revolutio 

ftjpularity of good music i 

other arts by Americans had its be. i 

ginning in int. the beginnlni of 

the Depression, he said, wh ' 

ftnt cultural orsinitations 

tablUhed. 

W*ay, he reporter, Ike Ucdlei 

•tsses feaa fU (yapiMBiB cnapa, 

tm»rt* iritt ssdr B»«e I 

Al the Btse aw it h» 

lUrMatj na* HV Maatrr i 

»eri(. hx establlibed 

•M art galleries at IptemuleuM 

nllkilH, and ha. kraafkl Brnali 

w»y »• Mata Street umih h.n- 

'Art is conducive to 

freedom, and by its very nature is 

opposed to totaUiarianilim," Thornc 

tali. "Today we are struggling to 

preserve our culture at well as our 

nation's freedom." 

LISTS COALS FOB CITIZENS 

Wattter T. Orandy, Jr.. closed the 

symposium wHh a talk on America's 

•BwponsibilHy and Challenge". Me 

luted four îajor ioai, for every 

cltiwn to help "make a model of 

SB» eomlry JOT ttie rest m Use world 

to Anew". 

Tb* obj«e(lire». he HU, should b« 

mMWtM •trtWipcHM in wliUM 

by crttann ritctfaa; ajsod men to responrfble 

pmWons; 'tweaking down 

of afdrl ad rttigkna ptelqilc* 

WBvMWI leitt *>T all playte. an 

WO iaAaj Mgm WKK «MM«(M M 

Mi* tfittir.tfid. BtaUy. gKria# Meh 

Am^fMri i tpasrc to EMMbntt U 

tortett t>T pTOvldJng real equality 

* (• aha «MtMra«. 

IMfWA^L- 

MMM* wtr# new! 

WhftW «eyer and Ûoted 

to Dr. Adams lor their diplomas by 

Dr. Charte, m. Ktice, ell* aupcrli, 

tondtent of KhooU. 

Tfce program opened with an in. 

voc«Uon *y

ConUat 

_ irtth (otrto 

In laeountssa. 

rkn from achoola 

i Nation*) mid 

1 «IW to ouch wln- 

8t»te Sariou 

r Bntniwlck fran 

3M 

•EFT 

V* jj 

Do«be)e Get* Track 

Utter*! School 

JoiMi 7. boebale. m or Dr II 

Mn Williaip A. Doebele, 1«9 We 

ljy av., waived * varalty letter at 

n« LawTeiicevlUe School, tlua 

spring In tnck. 

A nwvbcr of the tquad for four 

years. John was onutandlng thla 

Jftfear In the sprinting event*. He 

also wlia • tnemtcii of the sprint 

• - Nam. which took third in the 

Reive 

: f«M» FOURTH SEASON 

.. and l&p, J. D Clark are 

speniiiaf their fourth season at 

that President nii Wesley av. 

ffte 

Lurant 

tftft; and Wesley An, 

AIR CONDITIONED 

Jane 16, 5 P. M. 

*t AD Time. 

SEAFOOD MKNU 

SHOUfBIMG LOBSTERS 

MMMHBKT HOTM, UNCOLH 

Sf 

Y|Wi« mm 

'wrrtS tHE siDi 

•MHWN HIX) 

f•• 

aaafe assaM saallfHdillaT *f 

ram •*• DAT 

I asst tUnM Feea Jan 

T*wn 

•V ;;••-. ,-ttijvv'W' 

SELVAGN'S 

Bmxqil Pharmacy 

Mk St. and A.b.ry An, Ph. 11 

June 17th 

fll Vawa Man Tr.rel Kit _ Ideal for Dad for 

•TerajlgM tn,TeUBjfi vaeaUaiia or train travel 

aa well (i far kaaie — owUlnlmr Oalafaa 

IMMaraat - After Sksn LoU»n . Broahlex 

•have . Hair Dressing . Shunpoo . T.lc . 

Teatk Powder . -Styptic Pencil . QU!e|t* 

IU* fmid-ralsln 

benenta. 

Mrs. Pattenon. according to De- showing three prevloua arrest* for driê after another some of thon 

There wax a further provision that 

tectives ft-lce and Young, who ar- liquor, numbers and a disorderly only a week or two apart 

proof of dependency mint be filed 

rested her the previous week at her house 

A Community Chest uiiulii lunii 

within two year, of the son's or 

most of them into one annual drivi 

daughter** death evtn though the 

Aniouncsmrnl that the Chamber 

dependent parent had not rt ap- 

Gmttymburg Grad U t > ing to work out sut Ii a plnn 

proached «. or tf past es the filing Ann Scorched In 

was made b E\erett L Cope 

mus| not be post-poned over two 

president of the Chamber 

yeara after the death 

He also said that the C'hambc 

'Walk Store Fire 

Tha new amendment to the Social 

nf Commerce i* working fur lh ts 

Security Act in the case of surviv- 

t-ibllahmcnt of a City Planning 

Faulty GM Lin$ 

ing dependent parents has extended 

Board which viould insure mtin 

the two year flllne requirement Cause of Trouble 

oiderly growth «f the coniniun4> u 

where the son or daughter was a 

thv future 

vetemn or World War II Even A meri-hant wps burned Friday 

though man than two yean have night ui a flash nre in the rear of a 

paned since the dnth of the vet. •tore it 1236 Boardwalk. 

Good Progress on 

eran, an utenaion haa been made The city nro department « aa called 

Hotel Inspections 

to June 30. IHJ. ThJa la the posi- to the store after flames shot from 

tive deadline, however, and after n gas line beneath a sandw nil grille 

Fire dejiflrlrncnt nflftrprs nn in ;ik 

June 30. tha original rastrleUon to 

ing good progress now tin iht fin 

They found the flre out upon their 

two years U (gain effective in all 

nual natt>t\ lUaptntinns of report lio 

arrival, with no damage ha\ ing oc- 

tpls Chief Hobcrl L bmilh rcpurlci 

C1MI. 

curred. 

this week 

The question has been asked If In Roger Steelnun, whose wife op 

He s,nd th.it ninre thati 75 p^r 

the cue of an allotmtnt by tho vet. eratea the store, was burned on the 

cent of the 4>>itablixhinf nLs unmrif 

eran to the parent, Is that allotment right arm when He reached under 

within the ^tiite rorjuiotioii 

•till considered dependency money, the grille to turn off the gas \al\e. 

The answer Is yes and will not aSeet He was treated at the scene by fire, 

the eligibility of the dependent par- men, and advised to see a phyiielan. 

ent. 

The flajnas, according to Chief 

Robert L, Smith, spouted from a 

O FRIGHTEN THEM hole in the gas line where a repair- 

Parents should be careful about man had neglected to insert & plug 

expreKlng fears of inakes or in. The property Is owned by Alfonso 

•ects before their children. Accord, Dolento. 

ini to childenft books, children 

houlj be taught, instead, that few 

bsrf Csliefe Jifae 3. 

reptiles or bugs are danfenus. They Short 

Fire Me HfHiR 1, p±gt 3. 

actually help man by deftroylng City firemen were called early 

crop pests. 

Friday t mornine at (th it, and Wayne 

av, to extinguish a Ore in wiring be* Mi». Ocean City 

We fought two wars to put down neath the boardwalk approach, 

Pfusstanicm and now we're stuck caused by a short circuit. The At- To Be Hostess ' 

'lth Hustianiun. 

lantic City Electric Co, repaired 

damage to the wires. 

1 ; hp\* 

nnv. registered and llial in 

tire being niAdr at the r^H? nf %vwr 

or iTH>rf d d**j 

Chief Smith cxpeai 

and Ui,it thr work should he turn 

jiloied befurn tlu> end of lun^ lm 

der •slat* 1 Some peopw «r 

th«y can get Into 

baldheadcd man. 

STATIONERY 

MY WOOD PRESS 

Ph. 1490 823 Aabury Ave. 

|,iw The> ttrt m»L t iîbN 

to oprn for bilslr ( ^ (>r oht,im Hi 

mercantjU* ln.f>nô until ^ CL*I tillintt 

fjf upprn\iit has hLL-n IWUI d h\ th* 

lire department 

th» hair of 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

BABY • COMMERCIAL 

INSURANCE CLAIM 

WEDDING ALBUMS 

CAMERA REPAIRS 

John V. Pontierc, Jr. 

60S Shono Bd., Sonvira p|. 

Phone: S. P. 324 

PALERMO'S MARKET 


Choice 

SWIFT 

PREMIUM 

MEATS 

FULL LINE OF 

FROZEN FOODS 

GROCERIES 

PRODUCE 

Open Daily — 8:30 A. M. to 6 P, M. 

Friday and Saturday — 8:30 A, M. to 9 P, M, 

WHY WAIT IN LINE? ... 

Save Your Time . Patience and Temper 

PHONE DDIIB FOR REAL SERVICE and FREE DELIVCRy 

MDDRLYN 

OCEAN CITY 

M-G-M's great sncceMor to famed u KHbgraaA r / 

in on even greater 

aiB^ppiilfiBi! 

^nmiiwj)j»icra>w MOOIICU n 

THURS.._ 

WINNER'S 

Candy and Nut Shop 


COMPLETE 1.1SK OF BVLK tHOCOLATKS 

AND I ANIlltS OF ALL KIXDS 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 

1 lb, A»»t, Cream Wafers , ^ 

1 lb. AMI. Chocolates $ 1 

1 lb. Cocoa nut Creams 

Give DAD Some CANDY for 

Father's Day - June 17th 

• OPEN ALL YEAR • 

. • > " ' 

reek 

Striped Bus 

e* Reported 

—-—^^—— 

Pair 

Prowess 

Philadelphia, H L. 

and Steve WaUaci-. have 

, proving for the past two 

r ends that (Ittiini In Ocean 

r Water* Is food, if you know 

1 ttuff 

lase two veteran angler* 

1 out over the weak end o[ 

^ 2 find 3 and ran up a scoro 

T\i larga s«a bawv 10 mcdlumtd 

flounden. thru' larKc kinfi- 

I and three perrh. 

^turninif to buttle last week 

I they again scored with 17 

mders and sight kings 

ros seeking additional innttlon 

can contact them at 

} Castor av.. Philadelphia, or 

j Bsttcrsea rd. here. 

i HOOKS THBEE 

lA Joseph LiquicQ was t rnditcd 

inillal stripers landing 

imms that «ugiud fmm 

Us 6 5 4 pounds 

>s Bnekttt Srfitiycl McKnifcht 

,e* Mdefiirlane aboard Rncfe 

1 cruiser Mar\ J inn raULht 

Genrge Ferrat A H Wdd 

Al Brown Geafgt Klinî n 

Jim Splllun Bob Kiltie RLI Wtitand Hdrr% Ljud 

Ik, Clfin Stokes Brunn « lit n 

Adams Jr Charln tr\ mi 

jnd William Hickn-1 

___, but on thm Urn* 

mouth biiu which ta man. aba 

d*nt in Nev J«rsey aporum^n are 

reminded the legal size i* 13 inches 

The season will remain open until 

November 20 

Trust Fund 

In Litigation 

Daughter Contests 

Action of Bank 

ripprs and 10 wilkhfh Tht 

scrr takt.ii nn bucktail Iun& 

9d worms iht weakn >s uu 

m Joseph Hyde and. Bur) 

on H^dc 1 A S30OTO tru.l fund m the rotate 

of the Hie Frtfri Woad= Qf Wild 

«t»cl i, in\uiu Tenen 

haum 

Thi. 

; cruder Rn^brif 

dispute is between 

icenuntcd far 1Q u i.uk.% and 

the 

Bank 

Mr Wuod l.iundr\ 

u ho died lû ÊarB djjo direclud 

ihai thi tru i fi r hit daughter Judy 

srure of 17 kings and three be abnh.htd upnn his deoth and tha 

and I F Murph% a,i, run tht rnnne* he maH*» part of the es 

til. j direetn, thjl ihe bjnk sough 

lei cirn (ml Cuunsrl for the dnunh 

who ,ilsn had twu kmg^ lir arijuert ilni the Iruit fund eould 

^ pal ticipating in the ûtift nut hi aholi^h^d in tho will Judge 

U r Dd\ |> S im Gul U T.mntiium Ft-«>er\t(! clttisinn after 

JamLK Kuijiin Lou hearing ^rgum 

pss Season To 

(fen On Friday 

Haded as 'Gamett 

Fiih That Swims' 

season tumnrm \ of 

that If mnr Injury oam» to the mi 

Old Business 

the «nnua| •wlmmbig quaiyictt 

rar, tt would harm this other •* 

test will t» gl«a in ttiT 

to World Soofc Knoy and thiu th* lodividuBl whoia In 

10th st. beclnning at 10 a. f m 

age had been rtfltetod 

Block Razed 

Those who p th I 

pun tnw pu«H*d 

The «ev^n ytmf* of ba.fl luck be 

-i» in 'jyo*. «nd U llcf item* from the Harrum theoi 

Building Next to Ing and drill, br v^«%npt«ci^^ 

bftoro aolni on duty l«4a In Juq« 

T,^_.j t» unitn^nd th* Aiantuia that the ltf* cycle of a |kenci 

Stainton'a to Go 

num tot (h» roaactfd HMM, they changed ev*ry aeven yean Th 

and early Jyly 

aasujnajd H «M atMle tn4 S*|l«viMt cufse of the broken mirror w 

The nmfc of demolishing oni, of Captain TbwnM A WUlUin* n- •bat what tn»y ««w wM t n laat only seven yeart and after that 

the olden business buildings In th* 

ffood health and luck were again 

i-tntral-tity suction it 816-18.ID Aj. 

norted yesterday that tha Patrols 

possible 

bury n% WHS begun lato lait week 

minpowr situation haa Improved 

Hie |iroptit- Is uwneJ Ijy Hciw- 

onulîcrably in the past two ueekx, State OK'. Flasher For those who "till shiver at the 

'1th Indications that at least 33 o» 

sound of breaking glais—-here is 

id S Stiilnton and IK udjntent t€i Uie former miards will return to Light at Petercburs remedy It is believed that one c*i 

thr Miuih «(le of Ins department dutv A few waeks ago only 37 had Stat* Highway Comml#iioner Itaiu- erass those i*ven bad yeara by 

itiire F 

Mixed Vegttaa.es •— ur 22/ 

Old South OraageJalce tr 

How r «# 

For Dad on Mv'i Doy/ 

KADY,TO,GOOiC, DRESSiD I DRAWN 

Eviscerated 

TURKEYS 

10 TO (4 LBS. 

AVERAGE 

Pu||L|l trmrii aim rdti 1 . 

rlallKS -•*•«* 

Sliced 1MM »mmm 

SaadwJcb Spread m 

Ptrir Obipi m^mmm« 

*75« 

Fresh Hint -£»f&* 

-59 C 

^33* 

K—p Your Food Coift tow 

By Untng tcononiev/ SM Food 

Fresh Spa Bast < 

FrMh Fillft of FlMtdtr 

Drfltsed Waiting 

8th STRIET anil WEST AVE. 

F?, Ai' '*-_;; '7- r r'^ 

» 63*

'«•£*-* 

I !«, ||(M 

I — SOLD 

I Cape DM elau la Mean (kutMI. t hearauaa, ii| bath, (gtw. 

'•_••"••••••• ' IHJN FINANCED 

• FOR RENT • 

(•teCranB apitrtsnent inw) an Lafaaa wllk best allp 

SGQTT 

REAL ESTATE 

614 EIGHTH STREET ' 

y YOUR WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENi 

JOY FATHER»S DAY , , . And every 

Jay throughout the ymar , , , when yoa 

! Own Your Own Homm! 

\ 3EE MILLS TODAYl 

I ; "'- .T^VWV*' co IWTRY HOME .:V'J^m^ 

T1HO NKAK MAIN HWiiwiiriaariK^* s.W* i5i fcnl M- «**! 

TUa b « roal |M» 

$16,000.00 

rew cA«a 

SURF 

1 ». ...

nt • SAT,, Jl'NE 13 . 10 _ 

CLOSED THURSDAY 

GLENN FORD • BRODERICK CRAWFORD in 

"CONVICTED'' 

, Juti* 14, hsi Baby Shower For 

MM. Patricia Morgan 

Mrs. John Roberts was officially SOMRHS POINT — Mrs. Patricia 

named town chairman far Scouy? Morgan ivns guest nf honnf iii n 

nnd Bro«nira, baby shower Monday nl _ihi- homi' 

Present at the meeting were; Mrs, | nr Mrs. s Bornssn, I2B W Griiwlniul 

Point 

it Leader of 

Scouts Named DixGn. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Fermel. 

TOB POINT—Mrs. Olio Fern, 

Mrs. Raymond Smith. Mrs. Fred Mrs. Biiriissii. Mrs D BnMii', Mrs 

appointed assisinnl Iraripr nf 

,1 Scout Troop 16, ut the hume of HofTmyn.Mrs. Chnrk-s Sinitli. Mrs. 

E. Curly iinil Mrs. Ann Woud w-rv 

I Scout leader Mrs. Wilbur Mut. CharlesThoniiis. Mrs Elmer Blake, 

hciftte.sseH. 

, 11 E, New Jersey nv, 

who Is BrftunJe U*: Mrs 

Gifts were iirrnnyi'd in :i ii;i*Miirt. 

Ifimm.'cl in (link iiiui hUii.. iuu! llu. 

Roberts, assistnm 

Ivm C, DlJiOn, of Nnrthllelcl. and Mi* W 

n^Ls i Jahmon. I'Spt-uiives of The rnmbinpcl Sioiil and Brownie, 

Mainland Qirl Scniit Council 

l>llu " 

.. .. ... _ _. trno|.< will h.-iw a iKiki- «iili. S.ilur. i Oiirsls ini'luili-il Mrs. Miiriiiin, Mr« 

with the Sinauik cfimniitln-K. I clay, in the Miithmn lunUi.ii,; Shore A li»" Mahn. Mrs. SUM MIN.,1! Mr, 

' iBOnjors Qli-1 Sraiiis and ' nl. nntl New ji-rsev JI- ' ^ Ashi., Mr« BIIIIHI LSruv. n, Mr, 

~ - . - — ____ • ' " ' P Brim- M,« .1,1,1,. Am M:» 

_ Berilui Oriiiiiiiii Mrs S.uli,- X. A 

Tel. IIS Mr, M.iiuu,,.. Ni« Mr, Riu-lmr.. 

niliils.in M.,s M.iiy I., ,„;., :il,. 

Adults . 50c I'liuline Elli,« Mrs Jim,. W,.|U M,, 

Children . ISe * lilh H " f rnnged 11 minlcal prnfiT.m nnH j honors In tiri.1r>.\ Bml Mrs Finnic] ' f AMBrV rOI'M^ flRRf 

Bomiw ; Bteelrnnn in nlnnehli 

; Seaside Theatre 

Somer5 Point, N. J. 

" ' 

Nil's H Wi.n.l, Mr, Viri;,li..i Alii'n 

ISI 1.1 IIKil 

Mr- E1.-:III.II- liiui'i-fi.ll Mr. Ah , 

Clark Mi> l.e.Kiii 1!,|!»,. Mi, I 

WHERE ALL THE BIG PICTURES PLAY 

Ailuiir M .» I),.Mill,y ll.,hi, .,, ,1 Mr, 

H.ll C:ir-.ui 

1 ' 

' 

. Dr. and Mrs F.riunrd Ornnf, nf 

Mrs. EdMnr Print received the spe- j Catriden. are residi 3R0S Centra 

i From Berry Festival nv. uniii AUHII.I 

SOMF.HS POINT — Mrs Murk 

Biiiim, prrsklim! at iln> jnniiir 

Army Man Tells of 

Life in Germany 

SlIMKHS [*tll\r V.i,. Pi. snl 

l l n r l i S n i i l l i i.i'i , . . u , . ,il i l n - 1I.11 

M H f l . n - n l Mi,- M : i - , , , u C i i i h M 

ilii> . - i M i n t i,\ M.-,. ., l ( . - , : ; . i i n 

P i 1 ? i!i ::. W , l . , , . i i H . : ,1, ,; , ,|? A ... 

Hi- i. •• 

A '" lr ' 

, l.niijiie, iil : fihiin. Miiiiiiriiil Mitf|iil:il. "'"' '"'" 

i mi Sniiiriluv. mi Hii- liiun "i Ilif 

'Nurses' M111111. iit-nt-il SiiH « In, ii « ill Winl Ii. 

he u«..ii in 1:1,. nui>i.r,< Mi> H.i 

; 1 n 11 lhi> Mii'inher, IM;ii:k :ill 1 

hi.jp.Ml niiiki' !h.- ji.nl> ^nrh ;i ^ 

nxrEKTAi** ri in 

SOMKHS PillN'l' Mi. Kilitli 

M,ii-|il,.> Rri.ti'l.i".l ,i\ I'literlinni 1! 

i], r K.R fill Ii TileMi.i.v i- I'-I .in iiliil.i.v 

;iII11 t lit H I T liniiii' 

H e r tini.i, VHP. M r . M; 1 

C;r.i.\ AuiliilniM. M r . Hi l.,i K.II-III-L 1 

Mf-Mir 

Spagh 

FRANK LUNGO 

ph, laiifi lti'!W Shniisiin Are 

M r . J h i i i . , t'.i-iiinn i .111.I M r , ('., I.. 

.•ni-i- Ii I111 ll.i.!,,, n l i . ] , , M i , M , ; . 

I I1I11 MiMiM'. fleliii I'll.11 Mr.- Hi :. 1 

C!..rk Mi'ri'li;n::iilli'. M r - 11 • •!. -1 - 

IIMMV:. All' 1. Mr- Mil.'l"... T a n : 

,.:i 1 M l , - Ai'i'li tn.'-ii- I C.,.ii... !• 

•UN. - MON 1 .. JVSm 17 • 18 — 

FRED ASTAIRE • JANE POWELL in 

"ROYAL WEDDING" 

A OAV TEC'IINH OI.OIl Ml SIC Al. 

TUES . WED., JVNt II . •( - 

ROBERT CUMMINGS • JOAN CAULFIELD In 

"THE PETTY GIRLS" 

TECHNICOLOR 

FKt . BAT., JtlSE 11 - 13 — 

'AL JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA* 

IN TECHNICOLOR 

with DAN DURYEA • GALE STORM 

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 

Have Your Prescriptions Filled at 

OCEAN CITY'S MOST MODERN 

AND COMPLETE PHARMACY 

YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS . . . 

 

.{..•;,• 

Limoin 

All SI Ml MS 

For Broke- 

1 Moorlyn 

War Thriller Story 

of U, S, Japanese 

Ii» n» 

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TGUp . '• 

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oooooooooooooooooooooor 

STOP 

and 

SWAT 

GOLF DRIVING 

RANGE 

It OPEN • 

pally — Inel, Sunday 

10 A. M. Io 10 P, M. 

Only Two Miles from 

Ocean City 

SHORC H11A11 . MIRMORA 

jTorn I ffl al Walker's Turiro 

Sljllon 

Laugh Riot to Return toStrand Today j S t o r m CaU8es 

. I N 

, ; 

II 1 1i\v 

1 riaai 4 rid 

S": .. 

.••. I 

ummer Tutoring 

A Professional Service Rendered 

By a Select Staff 

Individualiied Program* Arranfed for Private 

and Public High School, Collsge or 

Elementary Students 

FOREIGN LANGUAGES REMEDIAL READING 

SOCIAL STUDIES ARITHMETIC 

MATHEMATICS TYPEWRITING 

ENGLISH SHORTHAND 

SCIENCES 

REGISTER NOW 

intensive Coaching Courses 

12 W, FIFTEENTH STREET 

EXPERT PIANO 

Tuning • Repairing 

LYNN BROS. 

JACK LOUIS 

i:. 

FREE ESTIMATES 

Phene Somen Point 21S0 

.'I y'f >> 

V \j 

i'i Iliiii. nhn lir.inir- l.illur .if llif Hi id,- in MIS.MS 

nrf!^ hit. MIIH hiM'iiiiif* (^riiiuir.iiiii'r "f IjliI,. Itffniild < hirk in 

lhiiiiMi^ h* I luM - ii (i |iirluii.. î .Khcr^ IJliii- itividrnd". uliirh 

n ii>dj\ to ilii- ^liJiui rhi.jtir, liljrrr it \\i\\ rimlimir Ihriinyll 

Ili/jht-lh !.i^hi^ i^ ii>i» s iliitiiig MIIMIE nit.llii-i , » ill! ju.in 

îtlli ri'iilf^rrili.d .^ J i .1, \ ^ iM-tti'r tlLilf. 

Govt., Schools 

Lost Week End Costing $5 Million Taxes 

Entire Shore Area 

State Building 

Inspectors Here Friday Deadline 

, . . . ror Price Lists 

June Meeting at i\.,.,,,, i. i,, 

Flanders, Saturday '• » Lradinl Jfiirlrr 

Jeter the Jeweler 

828 ASBURY AVE, 

I'S inhi r, : 

Tliofc What Property Owner, of County Are 

-^ S N j y 

C f C 

t__ Suppar, 

May Warmer 

Than Normal 

5th Month in Row 

to Crack Racords 

Says N j_ C of 

Specializing 

I H • 

REGUIAK MENU 

SECTION 

Thursdaj Jimp 14, 1951 

Race Track Publicity 

Man Hurt in Crash 

Ijlu CIH 

KP MBS sdinftted to thp Surf rtfiB#?\ 

[ilJl »llh brim COHCUDIOH jtf 

I L lal n« nr the knce» 

B nhr r fil f r n . r Wlldweml 

r I r nd | LI 1 c I) dlr#clor, 

1 | a hr 1 M smtr 1 of his 

I It rt i h rig acrs&s the 

f I *«lf!f>d Adi 

SATURDAY, JUNE 16th 

FOR 19S1 SEASON 

for Your 


COTTAGE INN 

RESTAURANT 

. Known for Good Food 

323436 Asbury Ave. Phone 0791 

Serving 

Breakfast - - Dinner 

Styled to ttay ahead 

J\fovr thl yiv',v IT-.Vrr.' jur keeps — 

the newest new car or mem all! 

At every tlinii.ahtful persnn Wnnwij I>-e r.if i"» • On every imporf ini pum; nl I'oinp.iriMin. ir's 

/•in /(I;/./) !• ,! t.ir U'S •/•'.; .1 !•' p'-I.J I • n: >iLiH .J « nil if^ lanitd Linitnisioe Ride." 

Precision-built quality: P.iik.ird plves ynu 

Ifiig L'tJng ifiiiini F.itt: Of .ill flic ('.ickards 

biiilt. in the I.iii r -'i vt.iri. iivrr *il' ,ire siill in 

vCTvite! 

Pttuiitely.h s tlie f.ir you t'.-ini sec ... Jnj. 

ihe best time is BOH ' 

JRs\mom. • n a mr- - /£•? a %)'• f/f- »-J3>: h •An ou Mr J one, 

BISHOP MOTOR SALES 

12th Street and Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J. 

; 

' ]

m^M 

T*L - SAT.. Jl'SE 11 - 10 - 

, June I4g 

rtera Point Brawn Je*.. 

Mta* John Roberta wn» officially 

named town eholfmfin for Senuts 

At Leader of and Brownies, , 

Present at the meeting wore: Mrs 

I Scouts Named CHji«m,_ Mrs, Johnfon. Mrs. Fern^cl, 

*XRS POINT—Mrs. Otto Fern 

_„--,—j flgsUtiinl \oatiQf of Mrs, Raymond Smith, Mrs. Fred 

ointd i 

«ut Troop 16, at the humi* of Hpffmiin. Mrs= Charlt* Rni.ih,_ Mrs. 

-jOUt leader. Mi% Wilbur Mut- dhnrU** TlinmnS: Mrs: Elmer Blaka 

Ljjlt JL K#W Jersey nv: 

tt'hn La Brownie Ipfulrr. Ml 

, Iver C, Dison, of Nonhfleld. 

f 

**"iiJ-sla Johni5sn= csiuuitii't's of 

..-îlland Girl Scout Council. 

with the Sinaviik eomniMtiMts, 

"*• ipensors Girl St'tniis and 

4 *. GrnfMt 

Roberts, assist n ni Brawn lu Ifudt'r 

and Mrs. W, Miii;fi!*r: 

The enmbini'd 5pm!i lind BrflivnU 1 

Baby Shower For rantPii « muairal prnmam and | hnnnra In hrMfHv on.l Mr. 

*""" _ i Slwlmnn in pinochle 

Mrs. Patricia Morgan Mrs. Etltfiir Frnii received the ape. 

8OMIRS POINT — Mrs. Pntricia 

Morgan u-iM Miirst at hnnnr nl n 

bob}- showrr Monday nt lhi- home 

i.t Mrs. 5, Biiriusa. IM w Gruwlniitl 

iiy 

Mrs. Bcinisa.i Mrs n B.iuii.. Mrs 

E. Cnnj nnil Mm. Ami Wuiid «,.,, 

Gifts «i'fr nrrnPHi'd m ii Imssini'L 

i frimrm'cf in pink ;mti ls!ui.. ;m.f \iu° 

.h.t.iiriiliiin?, iil^n « m . hi jjinN .ml 

, 111 ur 

iriiops will hn%p n take siiTt*= Sntur- I Oiiestn iiiiHitii.il Mrs Mnru.'ui Mn 

fUiV, in the Miilhia? hiiihiitiK= ShuFi* ' AlMill Miihii Mrs Ni.iii Mi'N't'.ll M 

rcL nnci NuW Ji-rsuy nv 

C AMlir Mrs Bfriliu Hr.iv.n. M, 

n Briu-i... Mijj, J.-iiif As i, Mr 

_ Berthii tirimiim Mi, s.iilu- NY 

Tel, 6f§!Mr, Miirnart.1 .Men Mr, Hi.iiii, 

[Seaside Theatre 

• ^ • Min-sim Mis^ Maiy L>..i^ Mi 

Adulti . 50c 

Plllllirn. Kill. Ml, .I";,|.,. Wfll. Ml 

Somer* Point, N. J. 

Siiiiiii H,i«i. Mr« Kni.iii H-'i-'i- 

Children - 18cMrs 

K w,«»|s M,.s. Viit.ii... Al:.. 

T.4\ IM I.I IIKII Mrs Ek-unni IiiBi-r-iiii Mr, All 


C'liirk Mm Lfiniii HnUf Mr, 

AtlmiT. M.sr. Df.iiill.y 11.,!;,, ,i,:,| Mr 

Bflt ramni 

! 

' 

' 

rnrnr 

Dr. nnil Mrs Edwnrtl tlrnnf, nf 

rlfll prize for unmos. Mrs O .1 

Ciimdeii. ore rcsitlind nt 3B0S Ci'iitriil 

j $68 From Berry Festival 

RntclifTr nntl Mrs. Sieclmiin sniiij 

:iv until August 

s.ilos. ncroniiiiinii.,! ,in tin- 11.111111 L» | aOMEHS POINT — Mrs MnrU 

M Bi'iirtl. 

! Bnuiii. iirrskli-nl (if Hi,- Junior A I in r liiis lii'fii ilfilncil u* ii ii'iiii 

! At ine ri.fri.shiiUMit Intsir tiin- , I,i'iinin!, (if Shiiri' Memorial Iliuiiiinl u im him Mil iiiirtiliiin hflumn 111, 

.irn'i'il « ilh fill Mn.1 fr," Ufl'f lu\ii|. | cniiiniinc thin tin. struu lirm f('«l|. iiiiiiiiiinHHin nntf 111, t;uMs. 

!••!• -.nil m,.|i.i.,T 

i \ n l . S i M i i r t l i i y , m i ilu> l i i H n o l liir 

N f i i r s u s 11,11111'. n e l l i M l SliH. u i i n l i « | I I fVanl In Srll' I'.F • ('lUHinrd 

' I w i w n l ill l h , i I l l i i H i r i M l . rtiliiili 

Army Man Tells of • :illfl Hit. nii'lllliiTK ll'lilllk ill! n l i n 

lii-llii'ii m i l k , t h e i i i i r i v s n r l i n M I , . 

Life in Germany 

SUMKHS PillNT A',.,." Pri, „' 

Iliiiri Kn.1111 in-, .1,1,.,' .11 11,,. ,i. m,,i- 

(I.rli 

1.HI!,IH nf 111,. Mit.-iiiilf Clllii M1111- 

; StJMKliS POINT Mr. 

•''•> ' " " i n in M.i. .. Hf.::.iir;,in 

Ethii, 

I Nriiriili.. Ori.M.i.inii MI ,1,1 

I"I-I-.. ,iLi:,; « v | .,.,, 11 ,,,, ,.,., , . .... 

iilni'.l 

hrr Kf) t'iiil, Till-.,!.iv lijili ,111 iili- 

1 

tl,,y II f I ii. I- ill H I T himif 

,,; Ml 

lli-r Biifs(, »,-|.,.- Mr, M:iriiii. 

CM'.iy Aiifliiliim. Mr.; Hflm KiirliiiL' 

Mi« Mw-lii. n.-iniiH I .,11,1 Mr, (•.,:!,. 

\!-i.) .•: (i 

ii-ip.,- II Im. tlinli|,.iiiw.|il- Mr. M;ii.lilii 

Milli-r. C'li'iin rlnii Mr.. Hi If!' 

t-'i.irk Mfri'hiii-.lMllf. Mr. llflfli 

• ti, ] ill:. 

Hl'ii'i:!, Alf.i. Ml* Mililri'i 

• W i V 

1 Spaghetti Sauce Efte Pt 

will, ll.nl Ililla WW 

1 ..II I itip iilli iir.trrfirB 

c'iil,.]. 

• in-' Ml.. Anilii Oi'ltni 1 r.iiii.ii >• 

11 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph. llMi l« f. NiinlHlin S 

. %>ih>^ TriitliiiB îni»i> 

r'y rnur S>st Knifriliinriipnt 

WilV NOT A MAGIC IAS? 

Sutlers • Magician 

I« IH AKlMin Uf. I'll. IKI3II-M 

Iliifiic f |ii,h,.H Nii» t'iiriMinE i 

GLENN FORD • BRODERICK CRAWFORD in 

"CONVICTED" 

SUN. - MO\, JINK , iH _ 

FRED ASTAIRE • JANE POWELL in 

"ROYAL WEDDING" 

A ii P. 1-I..11,. 

Shafto's 

RESTAURANT 


NEW HOURS 

Breakfast and 

Luncheon 

8:00= 1:30 P.M. 

DINNER 

4:30 to 8 p. m. 

Open All Day 

Sunday 

8 A. M. to 8 P. M, 

Chef's Special 

Served Daily 

TURKEY DINNER 

— Benefit 

AMER. LEGION _ MORGAN.RANCK POST 137 

Thursday, June 14th, at 

COTTAGE INN 

3234 Asbury Ave. 

'1.75 

• TICKETS AT THE DOOR • 

THE 

Chatterbox 

9th and CENTRAL 

Where You Will Enjoy 

Good Food 

BREAKFAST 

LUNCHEON . DINNERS 

SODAS and SUNDAES 

Phone 0717 

FOR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 

DAN'S su 

FOODS 

Phone 2279 10th ST. AT 1AYFRONT 

Every Day Catches 

Bluctish Weakfish 

Butterfish Kingfish 

Sea Bass Fresh Shrimp 

Fresh Mackerel 

Filet Flounder 

BAI T 

CLAMS -'SQUID 

MINNOWS 

SHRIMP 

>•••»»•»•»••##• 

DAD WILL APPRECI- 

ATE DINNER ON HIS 

DAY, HERE. 

johnst one's 


'39 Packard 

'47 Chrysler Sedan 

ullh Fluid Drivi 

'48 Packard 

4.Door Rrdan 

Cl.ilSKI) MONDAYS 

C E ET T S~~ 

SUBMARINE SHOP 

BEST SUBS IN TOWN 

,i. ,1. anil 11 1,nil .,!.Mlui, !,,> 

II \ \l I,, llMlM.El.l 

Mil. till 111 Mil.I IM i ill 

•41 Packard Sedan 

'4B DeSoto Sedan 

'47 Chevrolet 

4 IJosr KptJun 

All lh« Absvt Car, »r* VrittA Much l,Dwrr limn (he reilin,. Prit-f, 

win, Ov.rdrlve op Auiomalic 

Keillors nm Hadloi 

Bishop Motor Sales 

Phone 1888 Cor. 12th St. and Aiburv Ave 

ONEY'S 

LIQUOR STORE 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS DAD 

9 A. M. to 10 P. M. DAK 

| NO SUNDAY SAIJIS | OPEN 

Well Known Brands 

RYE 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BEER 

DAILY 

7 a. m. to 2 a. m. 

SUNDAY 

12 Noon 

Phone 9051 

34th Street 

Just Over the Bridge 

Saturday Evening Moorlyn and Strand 

Will Run Continuou«=6:30 to Midnite 

MAT. SAT. 

L';.".ll I'M, 

THUR. SAT. 

I:VI:, snows 

NT A liT 7:15" 

I I M " ! HEROES OF 144?- REGIMENTAL COMBAT TEAM 

WON. - WED. 

THUR.SAT., JUNE 21=23 

"FABIOLA" with MICHELE MORGAN I 

•*•**••••••••••••••••••••••••••*•»••••«••»»••»* 

ÂT. MAT, 

•1::\\\ V. ,M, 

• 

MlmmmSaammM 

THUR, . SAT. 

proudly prisinli |h« HOWLING HITof 'SI!!! 

MON, - WED, 

KVK. H!!()\V> 

STAUT 7:1.-. 

THUR..SAT.. JUNE 21-23 . 

. i nun.-aAi., JUNE 21-23 -^»^^^^— 

I | MARIO LANZA "THE GREAT CARUSO" 

_ IM I SAT. MAT. 

Htt»«at«»»» I? 2 ;.*;o P. M. 

****************** 

•TODAY __ THURSDAY- 

VAN HEFLIN in "THE PROWLER' 

DANA ANDREWS 

FRI, . SAT. 

KVK. SHOWS 

START 7 ;in 

CARLA BALENOA 

CLAUDE RAINS CARGO 

MON. . TUB. 

WED, .THUR, 

FRI..SAT., JUNE 22-13 

""'» auilE ! rÎ'Mlfll A* T|-j(^\ l.rl H-t- !l;ilf. 

I Lost Week End Costing $5 Million Taxes 

Vicious Gale Latihes 

Entire Shore Area 

State Building '•^'\ l ?£r*'1 -A:". :: - •.:"' • , ; '' -j' "' * 

Inspectors Here Friday Deadline May Warmer 

June Meeting at 

Flanders, Saturday 

Geographic Society 

Issues Bulletin 

Hoodlum Crime 

, Hits Small Towns 

Com* In Today! 

SM Ihaia Goldon IMUISII 

• Giv. him whit hi Hilly iund on 

hit day! Her. it tli. sift he II weir 

•viry day-and thinlt of you. Th* 

Con..! Th. B«lho.! Wh.l mMilve, 

BMUUlin* baautici lh«y ire-jlth^r 

ant • parfact lift to make him f»I tt, 

•namtMnd and iBVtd on hii on« bif 

day el the yaar! Corns in today —»• 

(ha ttaamini Certai and Balboa. Ms. 

membef-only Spaidal hai Calibrated 

eprinit la STOP WHIST WATCH iHSCKi 

Otnn Cltj-'n Ltadint J»wf!»r 

Jeter the jeweler 

§21 ASBURY AVE. 

For Price Lists 

f iPB I.MI.-I. d 

Thr.t's What Property Qwneri of County Are 

Paying to Support Them, Says N. J, C. of C. 

, ... .., pi- , , „ . , . . ., {-.,,„ M a . , Ii -I Li I- .-• : 1 !....% ,'...,! , 

Than Normal 

5th Monlh in Row 

to Crack R.-.cords 

Specializing 

i ii 

o oD 

REGULAR MENU 

SECTION TW< 

Thursdfly, June 14. 1961 SI 

Race Track Publicity 

h 

$ if 

Isle City. 

He wu nrtmlttMl to the Surf Ho 

Man Hurt in Crash Uiitai with "brain eoncuaaieB. 

" " " . . _ . . - .. . I luupriilions of I lie kneel. 

I Mi.rshiill BalnhnriBiv Jr S,. (it ' Bainhridm. former 

; Wdfiiiiiiiil Crisl. flin-riur uf isiililn- i „,,-.• Kt,,,]jt.r und publicity dirietyr, », 

i i.. iitii.-iK iiii- lhf CSiirtlcn Sinti" Hilt- ' Inlil |i"l:iu tie lost control of hW.v^ 

1 ii j Auiii'i.ilinii "in. injni'i'il Ki.'.ur- : iiiiic-hinr nliiip rtiichlfia across the Vii 

,i,y n uhi i. hiii Hie .i|ir hi. »a, •!ri.nt M'lil to ojiiMi n window. 

| ; ; •, .'r. 'r.itk .. pi.rkt-rt r.r ..n - ~ ^ ^ - 

1.,.. .-,., .,-. M-sr Vino, M .. (M,! rlminrd Ad, fi»i Braultif 

SATURDAY, JUNE 16th ^ 

FOR 1951 SEASON 

For Your 


COTTAGE INN 

RESTAURANT 

Known for Good Food 

3234-36 Asbury Ave. Phone 0791 

Serving 

Breakfast - - Dinner 

]\fo:-rthi you'.!: lay!?:?'Jar keeps — 

newest new car or them all! 

Af every tliniiphtfu! person know? ihe r.ir \nn On every impnn.ini pnim (if cnmp.irisnn. if"« Riding cemforti P.uk.ird jjives you a whole 

bin /n,/,!i a .: i.ir IOH ./..,/,.'./ In /in./,./ .-., .I.-I » 'ihe HfHi ..' inn-i j.K'.iim-il f.ir Dt the vt.ir iiuw tonttpt nf (inn rnii.ijbilin und gentle 

."for Irepi",' Beaulyr P.iik.ifil 

ssirh irs Linit.J I.nntiLisine Ride." 

-.., . . . . „ ivinniiii; bt.iiiiv in' kiinir.liîmiiM-. rcu.iril. Prmision.built quality: p.ii.-k.ir.l' liives you 

In times l^ke these, it < atrimllv extrjra- ^

.* v: 

f 

FURNITURE 

«EW MERCHANDISE" 

'24^0 

ALL SIZES 

< 1 4 ' 7 5 

*I.L tius 

J 23.50 

ornudl form today. 

rtErW their wlam at Olrl ScouU 

* Judy Utat, Beverly B«Wow. 

Sum Jwkkr U4IUH Liid. 

UMD. . 

jf Mnpr "uum 

We l«*tSe Mr *a tourfefdi.talt 

USE M Arto, Ughtcp. 

wsKomt nrrontoor 

Girl Seoul! Marion Swart* and 

Karen ChriMtnaen were present to 

greet the four flew member* and 

welcome them Into th* troop. They 

also MBS the Girl Seoul Hjmn. 

Judges for the hobby show ex 

hibita were Mrt, Louis* Rosenberger. 

Mn. Sylvia Benson, Mn, Eleanor 

Hudson and Harold tee, 

S Troop 4 Brownie* 

Become Girl Scout. 

Five members of the Brownlei of 

Troop g were inducted into Ihe Olrl 

ReneatUw .tkeir own r»IUfc rMea tar tke •treen, nteraaa of On famM 4MM KtltmenUl OaMtal 

Te.m, I M deoormted unit of w.tli War B, pl»y top »I« In M-G-W. neltlac "On Far Brake!" which 

•pen. today »l U» Moorlyn Tne.trr. where It wUI r.m.ln thraaili S.turd.y. Starring Vui Joluuon u a 

rang TllH aMser who 1» aulfned to the Mind, the nw pradBBtian wu wrltton ani directed by Robert 

Wrarfi {MMr Award winner far ••atueirau*") and waa penanally produced by Dare Senary. Lined 

•p atave, fi-erai left to riiht, are Henry Nakamiira, G carte Mlkl. Ken K. OkaauM, Heary Oyaiats, Aktra 

Fakanata and Laae N.k.no 

P. O. Money Orders to Be Just 

Like Bank Checks, After July1 

DAUGHTER IS BORN TO 

KB, AND MHS DAVII 

_ SOMBHJ POINT—Mr. and Mrs. 

jun like cashing a cheek. That 

Robert Davis, of Philadelphia, are 

usual application (nd prr " ' receiving congratulations on the 

will be the added convenience of the the money order windo 

birth of a daughter, Saturday, at 

new pre-punehed card farm money pestofflce, Thgre, injtej 

[ercy Flligerald Hospital. Philadel- 

order which the government will m. usual paper •lip, he will receive the phia. The child, who weighed ift 

Scouts at the final meeting of the 

traduce at the Ocean City postofflce 

card form cheek. At a p 

**- -' "'^th, has been named 

he will tear off hii receipt. 

on Davis, Mrs. Davis 

troop last Wednesday, 

on July 1. 

From there en, the user may cash i of Maurice Watson. 

The ceremony, called the "Fly-trp" It will toe on a card instead of the order or deposit it at any bank, Mr. Watson has returned home 

ceremony, was performed with Mrt thin paper, and will be euhable at the^ same as he would a cfreeiEafter 

spending the week end with 

Harriet Selvagn pinning the any bank or psatofnee in the coun- 

Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Watson, in 

The new orders may t 

"Brownie Wins" on the iirli. Mn. try. , The present money orders, 

rexel Hill. 

anywhere without charg 

Merenee Heiuier. Olrl Seout Leader, which will continue in use until the present system, a lee 

alter hearing the Scout Promise and June SO. can be cashed onj)' in theif 

the. order is cashed in any city 

Laws, ynsKsnted each girt with a girl «()• to wliisB they are drawn. esctpt that of the payee. 

Seoul pin. 

Federal Reserve Banks in the na- Local postal oineials say Ihe ne« 

The Brownies "aylng.up" to girl tion's 12 districts will set up regional plan will sharply reduce the time al 

scouts are Falrieia Ouarraeino. oSleea for clearance of the newcustomers 

at the meney order win- 

Lyons Cornwell. Palsy Hughes. Bione# orders. 

dow and will b£ more convenient to 

Patty Nlckerson and Patricia Lloyd Persons wishing to send a money the public, roes far the orders will 

The *M« were introduced to Mrs. order will continue to make out the 

Render by Girl Scouts Phoebe 

Turner and Sandra Kescamp. 

A play, "The Motherless Flowers", 

wu presented by the Brownies to 

thelr'mothers and guests. Gifts were 

presented to Mrs. Heszler, Phoebe lipTC 

Turner. Sandra Keseamp and theW18 

11CW NptV NlOTl •JlgU 

Brownies from the Brownie Troop 

leaden. 

At a meeting of the Mother.' Com. and Enlarged 

mltt#« a preceedlna preceeda the te play, pinna pjans 

wen mad* for a picnic u the laat l*e erection of a new and largei 

activity ity of the Brownie, Brownies of the year. •*» over the front of the a. C 

— — ^ _ _ _ _ Murphy Co. ttore at Bth it, and As- 

V ScoUt Board bury ay, this week marked the 

_'"" M ** • «• completion of a remodeling Bfagra 

Meet Oil June 21 that wu Park 

Hardware 

Ph, 5-3280 

SOCIAL CLl'B HAS 

4012 Ventnor Ave. 

PUBLfC CARD PABTV 

ATLANTIC crrif, K. i. 

'froiided out last week) 

SOMERB POINT ~~ The lome 

Point Social club entertained at a % Open Sundays • 

public card party Tuesday, at the UNTIL i P. M, I 

1 

* Tf Mrs. Walter Clark, SS7 8th HOUSE FURNISHINGS 

rs. Leona Kulse and Mrs 

Eleanor Ingersoll assisted Mrs. Clark, WOOD MOULDINGS 

"I, Eriekson received high PLUMBER SUPPLIES I 

pinochle, and Mrs, Mar. 

w in bingo. There were 23 Headquarters 

For 

i"!"" several months HR. 

Kyanize Paints 

e, •neuUve board of the At. The wort began with the installa. 

. Area Council, Boy Scouta of Uon rf all new lighting fixtures oi 

ica, will have a meting Thyn. the Buijracent type throughout the 

June 21,, at Camp Bdge, in store,. _ 

County After that, the office and lounge 

* TroujJ wUI have dinner at rooms for employes were moved 

p and Inspect its facilities from, the hack of the stare Itielf to 

e the opening for the summer the third floor of the building This 

o/ Several membera of the change enlarged the store area and 

n City district committee plan permitted installation of new co 

end. era and fixture* for the shoe 

partment. 

The dgn erected-outaide thl« 

« in thl. date without a li. than Ihe old en*. Before .it could 

£r*lw.ry of Your 

-LED6ER 

ow that w« the HMSB," 

• • \ . H " , ; • • - . * / ^ , - ; • •*•• • • • ' - , • • ' ( . - . • • • • 

......: dmUvmr my Smntinel-Udger 

4 

sigh itself haa a porcelain finish and 

gold leaf letter* and.Jt MM to be 

nare weathcr.resistant than prev. 

lous atyles. 

flOO Left U. S, 

By Immigrant 

We Anerleans who groi 

fteMom sometimes fcu to reilize I 

how unportant it Is. I 

With Stanislsw Zakl 

Polish emigrant who became • bar. 

ber on Long Uland. New York, It 

wi« different. He had lived in a 

eountrr when freedom was re. 

eMem, and h* could appreciate 

Uberty when he had a chance. 

Be when Mr. Zakrzewaki died receoUy, 

he itit a wilt giving *loo 

» (he United Ststts of Anieriea. 

The wUI said the money wu "a 

tofcwi of pmtitude tor the privilege 

erf Mvloyina freedom and the opportunlti*. 

offered or the United States 

CODD FOOD 

*'_LtiQD SERVICE 

DINNERS 

IUNDAY DINNER 

BREAKFAST 

^^yM^^^ \•'^^î *' 

4*. -r~ - , !l ,* 

AIJEN DECORA 

JUMt SMCUL 

SLIP COVERS 

mso 

For Sofa • 1 Chair* 

CaM Vailand — Zipper. 

DRAPERIES - UPHOLSTERY 

TRAVERSE DRAPERIES Qmr Specialty 

DECORATOB WILL CALL WITH SAMPLER -. 

2516 Atlantic Avenue ^ "''' 

Atlantic City, N, J, 

Phone 4-2656 

Your Furs Art Safe 

in our Storage Vaults 

fisperf gladng and 

will call tor ftMllM. 

PUR COATS 

s t o i t (i *2.00 

ATLANTIC CITS 

5-3030 

CLOTH 1.S0 

MINIMUM 

wm f / M^^M^M /m 1! 

TT» Hvi»f » to Ford, too, f 

real uvuip, too, wiih Ford 1 . 

k ^ ', T"' 

K0M8CHAK 930 Asbary Avenue 

V. ;•. Faith Only Security, Rev. FiKfmr 

Assert* in Baccalavreatf Sttnon ,_ 

Meatim the iipwlwii of life of Holy Trinity KpUc«>»l Ctiureh. 

•Ad rlilng above item nquirea "a ftnd fit* M*v, A. Lynn Oontlod. of 

deep and aelid source of sircnctb the Pint MethMJat Church, 

within m.» the Ocean City .High rAIM, O»tf UefflBtt " ~ 

8«h»I graduate* were a«Iviaed BUB. „ Fh,ta. WK- took M Wi topic. 

!• the only way tor mortal* « h«v« 

He delivered the annual bacca- ^^ quality of Ufe unchaneed by en- 

Uureate sermon to the Settlers in vlrenmeni -or eireumiMnce*. Hta 

the presence of a group of some WO iermon wa» band on John 14:1.8, 

nd frienda in the school which teachea that Chrlat it the way, 

n. Moil of th*,ae«u were the truth and the life, 

ailed, despite the heavy rain. Pointing to the present Mruggle 

t PASTORS IK C1IASOE between file Cnriaiian world and the 

The service'was conducted by five Communist ethiestg, the pattpr aa^ 

Ocean Gity Men 

at Commencement 

at Rutgers U. 

Ocean City was well represented «« « n S« e° u A number of awards for scholar- declared, 

ship and other school achievementi CUEIST. TH1 WAT OOT 

were made •aturday to pupils of at, "Philosophy says, thin* your way 

Augustine's Auguatlne's ISchool 

during the annual out: polities say*, inend your way 

graduation cexercises 

for a class of out; «lence says. Invent your way 

eight eigh) boys boys oand 

girls who completed Out; industry says, work your way 

,tBd I the §th grao< le_ course > »' of study, oul. (nimariBTn says, fight your way 

at the 184th commencement program ram The Rev, Rev. Bartholomew Bartholernel B, Doyle,- out: Commun»m says, strike your 

of Rutgers University over the week pastor, conducted Juctcd the ceremonies, way out; the Bible says, pray your 

Ftit-an event marking the retire, fallowing mass ass in the ehurch < at 9 way out: but Christ say?. I am the 

fnent of President Robert Clothier, a. m. 

way eut."_he said. . 

Among local alumni attending % WIN KI'RTZ TZ AWARD AWABP Under Christianity, he concluded, 

were Hiram Slevlmnn. Atlantic City —*, Edward ird 

-jf~ir** 

G. G Kuitz. Kuit Jr.. 

t^ 

Me- 

%r saivstion 

, , 

lies In speaking the truth 

attorney, and hi. brethar. Martin. mor,|1 prll| ,or IenVra 

both sons of Hirsm SIMlman. an , ^ graduating ' ^mgcfftalârded class >. "^ th « h latmg cla« was awarded buslnM, » " «» * RW- from UI*»M.I 

and the Danee Club, and had been 

She also headed a group of dormi- 

-^ . . lynaiiy. We •hall ca m Is free 

president of her dormitory for three 

tory chairmen and was ehalrman In 

êors. She also served on the com- f iCSeillS /\W«rUS u< ll ». nee* Is .te.l or lie w 

mittee nf rirranijefnenU for Campus 

Day and n ChFijitmas tea. Miss Ely 

_ , n . narder to renh ttaat inal we •hMI THE CONVERSATION 

wfl? firyduatPd from CnlUngsweod 

Graduate*, Other B«i htjuie •• 

High, Ichesi. 

^hnUnti (~",*~A The secular world haa far too Wife ito husband deep in his 

^'cemmiiAtne'i Oco*rge 'o Adara; Oihet membeM of the 

ph Bfecklcy of Montclair. a cl «, CommiKioner Ocorge O Adams; OlheT members of the paduating 

nh Bfeckicv of Muntclair a * Daniel Fran 

neone. of Cl.nton L Breckley. local lore Foglie. Margaret 

clus were Daniel Franklin. Balvan.pn'ew 

SoSn u'mreciffiy local tore Foglio Margaret vandice 

painting contractor: and H. H. Feb- ""I Antomette AnnarelH. 

rey, who recently moved here after AWABDS FOB RELIGION 

his retirement as an executive of Awards for religion In the other 

the American Stec] and Wire Co.. grades of Ihe school were as fol* 

Cleveiand, lows. Tlh. Elaine McDermott; ith. 

The S'.eclmans. Hand and Feisrey Idward McCarron; iih, Richard 

are members of the Varsity R Club, Simmons: 4th Linda Miliig 

sn honor conferred for their activ- Frances Perri; 2nd, Alfonsi 

Hies while they were students at detto; 1st, Mildred Waldmi 

Rutgers Awards for general excekiei 

— —^ Edward Mackin; 6th, Joanne 

State Pharmacists I ith James Flynn: 4th, Karen I 

state roarniKiiia ^ Jrt Pau, H#nry. gnd ehariene rink. 

to Convene, Sunday i belncr; 1st, Katharine Waidman, 

sys pharmacists — HOT HUIII FOR ATTBNDANCE 

^., —,„ vtll hold their Slst annual priies for attendance were awardconvention 

on Sunday through ed to Edward Fraser, Francis 

Tliursday at the Trayfnorc Hotel, Dougherty. Unda Milligan. Frances 

Atiant'c City Perri. Theresa PinSo. Mary Loui, 

An ui>^1e-ihe~minuie report on re- stedem. Barbara Nelson and MUdre< 

cent deviJlopmentj in Fair Trade Waidman. 

will be made by Joseph H, Stamler. Certificates fot faithful performof 

Newark, counsel" for the New anee of Safety Patrol duties were 

Jersey Pharmaceutical Association. awarded to flalvatore Fogiio, Bean 

— —— r— McArdle, Edward Mackin, Robert 

ifled Ad, Gel Inaltal Durkin. Philip Huber and Donald 

— Woolson, 

The graduation program was fol> 

11_1 *' ~» . lowed by a breakfast «t Chester's 

""• ~^*"s:\ Restaurant. 

New Luncheonette* 

Under Price Ceiling 

New end part.iifne op 

luncheonettes and readsL, .^_ . 

were warned this week by the Of. 

nee of price stabiliiation that th.— ' 

are included in the ceiling prl..., 

regulation covering restaurants. I 

'•With the reopening of the r< 

son," said Benjamin Maiati 

Camden district OPS direelor, "n 

and part-time vendor* of foods at] 

beveragei, such as luncheonettes, 

roadside (lands, hot dog stands, etc. 

must remember to comply with the 

OPS restaurant regulation (CFR-ll) 

established earlier this year," 

The regulation also coven taprooms, 

ice cream Parian, dispensers 

of toad at athletic stadiums, fair 

grounds,, field kitchen! at public 

events, as well as boarding houses. 

DEPHEBHEO 

"You look depressed, my friend. 

What are you thinking of?" 

"My future." 

"What makes it seem so hope, 

less?" 

"My put," 

NTERNATIONAl 

HARVESUR 

_ _j no way to gain and 

eh philosophy c 

and losing Kir 

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Your MOTOROLA Dealer 

BQYD'S 

Radio anl Telev 

On AH Makes 

'*n Service 

,d Models 

M0 Asbury Ave, 

Phone 2269 

SAVES TIME 

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mar, 11-mbie-foo* 

and you were also way 

olor of that wail paper. 

re going to be so 

ing to leave you 

u -jk 7'j 

JWf^-y'3 1 

On the Bay* Near 9th Str^t 

Chris' 

65 Ft. Auxiliary Sailboat 

"SWEETHEART 

SAILING TIME 

ll;30 A. M. 

2130 P. M, 

SiOO P, M. 

8i30 P. M, 

— • Nationally Famous •- 

opfcN pMLY 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT IS Noon to 9 P. M. 

Seafood Market, Open Daily, 8 A. M. to 9 P. Mr 

Bakery, Open Daily, SA.M, ' 

TAKE HOME . , , , 

DELICIOUS COOKED 

SEAFOODS 

. , , READY TO SERVE 

HOME.BAKED GOODS 

BUNS . PIES -CAKES 

SPEEDBOAT RIDES OJS THE FAMOUS 'FL 

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Thursday, June 14, 1951 

Youth for Christ Confab to 

Open Saturday on Music Pier 

L*st W«s*k of Conference to Be in Huge Tent; 

Outstanding Speakers •nd Talent Booked 

For the sixth lon^ttiLiii' ieir 

Youth lor Christ ha« clmitn Onan 

City us the locale for its .uinual con 

ferenre 

Rev Walter Smjui iMio 'd-ii in 

vUioned the uruuiam and who »oi 

the past *IK years has pluiintd nic 

•tratctty for ihis content ion announces 

a tuo-wevk msitad ,,f ,m. 

uaml'iinr week con/erente 

ConvenmK on Sauiida tin first 

period will bc on un (niuoui MIISII 

Pler From JUIIL 2-j ttiroii£li Jiili 1 

a huge Canvas Catl.i-dial Hill be 

erected to nceiin-uiioiljle an anticl 

PQted overflow uf delecite^ tvpre- 

•enting virtualb n,rv Mali In the 

uiUim Many of thi nsurts hotels 

have already hecn filled as r, Ij all ail 

ice en the Music Pier, in coniune 

lion with the Youth for Christ Con- CuhfMHJoh sin Eve oi Huh- r 

ference, Pastor Beanie speaker, at 7.30 In to B.HO 

p. Hi 

ttraee Baptist Church, Milturd, a^s nil Fii'sit Friiijiy - 7 

Conn, 

..fession* on eve ol Kir&t F 

Msniar throoni IMurdiy 

7:30 to 8:30 p. ni 

Dally Mass—7:30 u in 

10 a^ m, and_7-30 p. m. .— Ocean 

City Baptist Church Jeininf with 

Youth for Christ Conference tor all 

tcrvien on the Music Pier, board, 

walk. 

Sunday MP§§CM = 8. D. in and II 

TaniUy, June 1»— 

m. 

9 s. m.Ânnusi piiriday School CijnfoisiQhs oh SiilunluV— 7,10 in 

picnic at Ltnipe Park,»Mn.vs Land* ii, m= • 

ing. Meet •! the church for trans- Musi$ nn llfily rigyri—8 a m, 

portation. 

Confesiiisns befyre May 

Moss en First ¥i'idus^l:UQ 4i 

••HiMter, JBM »*— 

Confessions befspe MMSN- 

7iii i p. Bi^- Beattie g|3eakcr 

* * * 

•t t BaptM BtM Ch Church. Fart Norris. N 

FIRST METHODIST 

• * # 

i!h si. and Central av, 

WWUn PBIMtTEKIAN 

"The (hurrh with the ChimH" 

Jth •«. u. WMW •*. 

ftcv, A, Lynn GatiKlalT, Miniaipr 

Tk( an* Mlsilan. Qiarre O, AahtoB, Mlniiler ef Music 

FMlar's Study, Phone 80SS—thurcli 

Ber. O4>«(* FlMhtf. fll,D_ riulsr, Office, Nwne 3888. 

• 11 ». m—Prayer mccling sf the 

Sunday School teachers and sITIcuri Suud.r, June 17— 

Ul tits choir room. 

i:J0 s. m,—Church School. Hoy E, 

Dirby, luperintehdenl. Bible cen- 

P Church at Study. tered lessons. Consecrated leathers. 

. LMtan, "•preading Graded classes for all ages. Present 

WltmMIni", Act. i:i: day Ippllcittong, 

H a rn,—Morning Worship, Rev, 

10'« i^ m,—The Church at Wor. QflnjInfTs icrmon is entitled 'Be 

Sermon, "An Exercised Man" Not Cenformed", Music, jjrylude and 

^mtah 1:1.11." The choir, directed poiiiude: "Adoriitien" by Foiix Bor- 

Hurry Tipping, win aing, "Jubi- owskl and "FUIIUISIO in P Minor", by 

» to M Ftat". by Sehuheri, So. Orlando Oibbons. Anthem: "O Sa- 

• duel; "Love Divine viour Swsat". by J. B. Bach, and 

jiiiiir\ by sttinBr, "Crusader'i Hymn". by O. Elvey. 

Pachall and Harry Tip. 

"Thu Prodigal ___ fan. 

By Benrdsley 

V«n de Water, imloi sung by Oitur 

m, — Evening Ssrviee of Hicfcney. 

Organ recltsL Hymn alng, 7:45 p. rn.—Evening Service at the 

A pelect your (jvond hymn Moorlyn Theiitre on the Boardwalk 

^ iTaJeoul". Matth«w» The apeaker will be Dr. Harvey w, 

: wlU anis- Marlland, of the Lofan Mothotiist 

Church, Philadelphia, Anthems by 

Sihbol picnic the Chancel Choir will be "Now Let 

wlllk«v0 at 

F«t », Plf.se 

LEWIS L, BARRETT 

rriiiting y 

807 Asbu.y Av, Phone 1232 

HANEY LLOYD CHATT1N 

Real Eiuie . In.uranee 

131S A.bury Av. Pfione 0060 

CHELSEA TITLE AND 


801 Aabury Av, Phone 0300 

ARTHUR M. DeMARIS 

RullDF . Inaurnr 

601 Eighth St. Phono 1233 

ATLANTIC CITY 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

800 A.bury Av, Phone 0130 

BERTRAND T. CAREY 

15th St. and'Walk Phone 0178 

JETER THE JEWELER 

825 Asbury Ave, Phone 0359 

HUGHES* 

CENTRAL PHARMACY 

8th St, and Wesley Ave, Ph 0Z45 

EWING T, CORSON 

800 Ocean Av, Phone 0007 

WALTER A, DITTR1CH, Inc. 

ncallof * In^Lfnr 

601 Eighth St. Phone 1360 

JOHNSTONE'S, RESTAURANT 

851 Asbury Ave, - Phona 0440 

I. LESLIE LAWRENCE 

HPalior 

4801 Centra! Av. Phone 0014 

2 

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!l ThlE CHURCH FOR ALL 

• f , A ^ FOR THE 

This Series Is Being Published Under the Sponsorship of the Following: 

•f.j._%^.,igaîfe.:.w^-..^Myi ri.i> 

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i 

OCEAN CITY 

WATER SERVICE COMPANY 

210 Tenth St. Phone 0423 

EDWARD H. MILLS 

Iteul i,»uip Chi.i-,1 Hundiiyj 

21B A.bury Av, Phone 2193 

MONTGOMERY'S 

I'.iiiil-, , s,i|,|,li,., , | i.jiuT 

721 Asbury Av, Phone 0499 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

OF OCEAN CITY 

801 Asbury Av, Phone 1300 

PALMER 

d Cd M^lhodist Clsrgymai lo Preach at , lm , „ ljia „„,,., . 

I ll Iji-g.n ul 7.«i( u'clui'k. mu. 

Moillini Service baci-J Concert Sunday Evening ! i i, „„«.,„ Mr A"J 

Onan Citi t llr.st i> 

ii, n;ji,.iu Tnb 11 

I i 

I 

I ( 

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S r ill i 

ro BE BftOAD< AST 

1 ho r 

l < dim U ,", to 

ld 

ht Tab 

1 i 1 r 

t 

1 t 1 t rd» 1 hiA 

tin ti t il> 

| \ t r U u i i J. i i > * it ion WFPG Jtld will be 

s 1 I> Y i 1 i in i j f d t ri nn ti t t 1 10 \> in Til LI*, tt i THIM r 

1 1 ( i 

t i; 

1) i 

r t t i 

\ i 

1 

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I 

( * \IHlt\(| 

it Mi l U turn v. 11 b t>r utht t 

I 

i h mr [ \ u al in 1 u no T 1 r t it 

Hit I IE \NKI IV IH N< Lutheran Young 

Women Plan For 

Fair in November 

Music Hath 

Charms" 

First Methodist Church 

8th & CENTRAL AVE. 

OCFAN CITY, N. J, 

Rev, l.ynn GOHKIOIF, Minister 

9:30 A. M. 

Chuich School 

!!•.» I ll.il In Sii|>( 

Ililvl,. ( I 111,-1 (-,1 I , 

11 ;00 A. M. 

orn'ng Worship 

7:45 P. M. 

F-VcuiDtj Servfcc fit 

Mcorlvn T he at re 

on Boardwalk 

DR. HARVEY W. MARSLAND 

LOGAN METHODIST CHUKCH, PHlLA. 

Methodist Chancel Chcir 

George G. Ashton, Organist-Choirmaster 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

Association - Opening 

tltll KNTI (M 1^ — *^l>u t ti ;>ih A (jlli 

— 72nd Season — 

SUNDAY, JUNE 17th, 19S1 

Dr. Frank 

DUNCOMBE 

Ol i!,il.A tVNWVii 

MORNING SERVICE 

10:45 A. M. in the 

Tabernacle 

EVENING SERVICE 

Grand Concert of 

Sacred Song 

7J4S P. M. in the Village Theatre. 8th & Boardwalk, 

by, Bala Cynwyd Church Choir, directed by Dr. EI- 

wood Arnold. In the mornini, also Taylor Family 

c^ 

and Boy»* Choir 

Founders Tabernacle 

Welcomes You 

" - ^4a 

£\ i* >? 

I) I) 11 ll 

M H I- \ Ii 

I Ch 

Jun 24 

Bish jp 

IU ht 

IlUirn 

n W( rid 

111 Hi 11 I ll S M I t M 

i t I I I 1 I! I M 

1 id I ul I- 

, I 

Methodist Chancel Choir to Sing Sunday Night at Moorlyn Theatre 

( \ M 11 oil, 1111 t I tl 11 n U1 \ 111 11 ill ho A lm ill 11 I \ I 1 II ill* \ I 1 1 FIlilT \llrt OOHKUIIT A 

T| t}, j , \ II ir (. \i I t \ E\ 1 1 \ ll Hi row -ski ill I Y 11 I 1 1 I in F , N( nil 1 M 1 1 (1 M irv it 1 t V/dll — 

I 11,11 \il(n riiti. 1 J h 11 S Mini 1 ll Orlnniin I ilil 11 ' \ lithl I 

1,1, [ | U mil 1 S 1 1 ir Ih f lluuini, ti iinnliu 1>1 th fii.,1 Hi r 1) t ir Hi km \ J lm 

I I- \II11 ( lm un 11 nil ( I I ll 11 Mill I.I SI rrOii. uifl LJ 

f\ ,,, M |{ 1 | II U i'f 1 1 I I- 1 pirtii N in Hill \ 11 SI I HI Sin In in S. jiul tin«r -I 

|i x , 1 v I I ! 11 H IU Dl I 11 I 11 I- 1 1 \ 1 1 i J t h irli s Cjnip I 

\ I n I, 1,1 ,m 1 11 1- |>| If I in Kl i Aim Ml' 111 11 W1II111 H clMluii " I Frnnk Jimili ' 

, ,1 I 11 I 1 \ II 11 i1 Dill ii Hull! ill Si ill v | fir In R I I T I I I B H Iiimiil| 

O S , Si I 1 i I 1 1 1 S I I ill Bill v I an BIIIM 1 Hi' I ' M K .1 1 1 ) 1 k N. w , 

I ,, |j , t, I 1 , I 1 1 11 H ll 11 1 1 1 Sin > H II i- 1 i r S. ( 11 I I a Adili Ml F'l 

Thuraday, 

Catholic, of IO 

States on Pill 

Mem ben from 10 

tic ut. Muuohuaetta, 

Jm.ey Ntrw York, Ohio, 

I Virginia - and the District 

bis h»ie joined thm ^" 

the Shtine of Ste Ann* de 

unrfer the permnal '. 

Eminence Francis CArdlnaf 

nmn Archbishop tit New 

Cardiimi Spellman and H¥ 

heri w-ill d(.par^ frum New 

Grand Central Station in 

diiioncd couches July 7 

Irt.ill ilr>jt stop oil tllC 

trarj 

NO NEED 

"Darling," began the OH 

Tlii. thanc-1 Choir nf thi f iri.i , IIMIIII In [form P1M> Ot n Jn n I'nnii mil S11711 m Smith v •• « I.OIS JOHNSON 

I Mi 11 1 Mi F H W.-in. 

I M r k IKIH 1 1 Uic 

II In 1 1 I H D11 ^11 ird (Ikif I, 

Gni priii.r Drip iniV Industrial M 

111 nun 11 \ \ I111 lu:w n 

1 I 11 I ML Ii 111 1 111 1 1 

week Ilia! ii is imitating its lirî 

ill until 11111 lurii ur The l.iriijpii in in t-Huri lu aid inanului. 

k t ( plH , ] ! Mlt_ , 1 in jiii. ! tufcf£ iincl businesMnien in she slat... 

1 it id n 1( t Hour I jir £ ii II I The cemmmec is Lunrdiriatm^ i'.^ 

k 1 | m 11 1 ill Ht rl \rner.'•• ' ; aclivmet with iiit- U S Dcnarimfiii 

1 lu ni. « 1 in P nn fyirc nf Commeive 111 arraniiitii! iilfifis fur 

1 1 i 1 i 1 i\ i* series ui fciui- iiieeiiiies in the Italy 

" " ' ' ') ' . ' , ' . , ,V" I 1 h 111 1 Mi 1,1 I Mi tti'.ani UesUiitd la |)nn irtu information ti. 

, ' 11111 1 i 111 > 1 1 1 11 1 ^ 11 HI 1 r M 1 1 I il pjetia! • liusineiiaiiien rclatiî- In ilic iievi ton- 

1 t 111 , 1 11 1 n 1 I tiusr ! irnllcfi Miilurials Plan 

tr i ir I qu( liirni= ! Om- iv.renng will be in Car^den 

l „,,„ , ,, It Hrin : June ii at tne Wall Wnilmaii Hoti I 

III II I iir i i beds! beKiiiri,.",!,' al 9 30 n in. 

I ll Mr H I 

' Ii H i \1 I l I I 

I ' II It I ii i . . i ^ 

I r I I < 

( l I I l i l t I I ll" I 

I I I ll ll I I rl 

T\ni:n\ M II IIAI-TISI 

Kill si. ;.!>•] Wi-^l a' 

Kfv. W. llrlir. MII,,,n r»l.ir 

10 .in .. in ;;IIIM;IV S, ho.il Mi 

I I i I n I n 1 I 

1 1 1 11 

M HI I 1 I ll 

I I I I ill p 

Urrkl tlrrtinL'— 

II i I 1 I- ir 1 i i I lip 

I il n 

1 Hi 

Somers Point 

Churches 

IRUI I I Ilil It \N 

< hirli— • R II k Ir I jvl r 

11»nri]&\ -~- 

, ni - Ii i ii ii •' I ii 1 

Mv t" II; 

War Would Stagger 

Work, School Hours 

lt';L? Working and neb nui hours ^ sulri 

it I gin = ! ifij4 thi' Mtreels nnd hiMi'îjvg in tiic 

w ihv ' i=\rr.l ui ;. :hird World War. ;iLt.ord = 

piyf? I ,ih(i ru-HulHtiii! ^ fnr TPUiispof tallnil 

i i suiiiriiitcii this \- vv'H to i h c NV-A 

s."-, = *, .^-' i 

There's A Difference 

In Cleaning Methods 

It t»ke» yean of cxperienc* 

plu« modern equipment to 

clean clethei properly. 

WE DO THIS IN OUR OWN PLANT 

Ivrry (.irmrnt Srlcnllfn»lly (Itanii IBd Spoiled bj KiptJrU 

ASH'S CLEANERS 

S06-S08 NINTH ST. PHONE ion 

Kttttt 

CALL US FOR _ 

EXPERT SERVICp 

AND REPAIRS 

on 

All Makes . All Model* 

RADIO and TELEVISION SETS 

i Greenwood Cowan Co. 

: Phone 2598 

**************** 

949 Aibury Ave. 

ALWAYS ON DUTY 

R(,>~i'tmsj>iU' f.ti.ir members an? on duty at our funeral home every 

! utir Hi' thi- day anil nifrlil. Thus, no niatter when a client may call, 

l.i' is i'rruun |.i ruti'ivf [iinm|it attention und oiTifii'iJt Hervice. 

SMITH FUNERAL HOME 

A. J, SMITH • Director 

809 CENTRAL AVE. • PHONE O. C. MT? 

•'IN TIME Of TROL'RLE WERE AS NEAR AS VIII R PHONE" 

C o n s i s t e n t l y G o a d for 3 9 Y e a r s 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

SERVING 

Breakfast * Luncheon * Dinner 

SiSO A. M. TO 9 P. M, 

NOW ... BLOCK ISLAND SWORDFISH 

S|3fcrf| 

==. 3 

•I-,"', 

•mm 

• ; •>% 

:M 

'&* 

f IJ

E&T "' < • 

^,1-' 

Is Twice 

lyAsW y ar 

. ^r, 'so, Abort 

^ Equaled Revolution 

HANS P. VOSS 

Autonuttic Heat 

Fuel Oil 

Fifth and A.bury . 

Tell 0413 

Thursday, June 14, 1951 

Thai ironic fact underlines trie 

National Safety Council s campaign 

lo reduce Occidents, especially on 

the nation's highnwys, over the 

Fourth of July—the tiny which com. 

memorales that victoriaus slrucgle 

Insurance For 

Defense Workers 

Governor Driscoll 

Pledges Support 

Jersey Central Employma in Munitions Blast Win Valor Awimrd 

(or ihdependrncc. ( civil tAtfvnse worki 

I 4.044 VS, 3JSS | i?y hiu i. been pram 

The Revolutionary Wnr cost 4,0411 

accidents in the tingle 

1 Of July Isit year killed only 

te Americans than were 

i in the Revolutionary War. 

UNT DORA 

l101 ' Drije-ull thin ihey 

patriota who were kijlod in nttion 

j or who died of wounds. Traffic ««•- 

I etdcnls In July Ia«t your hlllocl 3,150 

persons. aceurdinM to the Council, 

Traffic ss war Is. the I'oyiicil 

Hid, 1MB naml.tr of Americana 

such 

will omnii ! killed in irsffir a?r jiNnl* si nrc 

the invention of the aulomohil* 

nci y 

I* almost twh-F as laffe as th* | iUiiv \VUIHUA\UH.'. 

number hlllrd in eembat in all , Uiuk-r prtuvni 

the nstien's wir*. volunuvr « liflscr 

Amerifan (ltffict lr«m enemy tu*tifni in unjc* nf nn nrvn 

in IHD eight eu.iiliits of our histnrv, i GoifrMtir Pnsi 

including the war in Kori'a, total I jonsidufiuri :!uabout 

553,000, the Council siiUi, ; prut??) ji.n- uf u.\ : 

while in* (Tig arddpiits have nuw ,t I'l-tinrnl urn* 

2l.iItY.pd mofo thiiii 971.000. Ii ,m i-nvtn> ;s 

HAZARD PERIOD APPROACHES UmU-il Miili'* ihiii 

-With trnlTie deiittw .ipprouthitm 

> ho 

fur 

hould !hi"'tr 

IZMtl if they ur 

are to MnfWIac thai eumn up 

i •udnr, Jaw IJIh, (hat utmiilil 

lie f«r£eH*ii and that {» 

••* PA* . , , |h, VOSS 

ATIC IIKAT t rl HI. (ill, 

kin. And hamt.wirF.thi.rr 

. t»l.« tkat y,,u akiiiild aol - 

. . . that Is ID t-amf by oar: 

f»ai far a pamplrtf. df>m. ; 

AFP1.HJ.CO \* hmvr 

3liii ^ uf ^ gw ; Ui> 

the JT0OO,ogo mark, tin* hUfv ; 

motorist to pk-ciqe thai hp won't be j 

one in n miliion," snicl Nîi If Du;ir= 

biii|n, president of the Cuurn ! il. 

'Tho eulendar uill suvt* UVt'N this 

year, sinci? the Fnurth will r«.l in! 

mid-week und bring only n oni'=riiiy I 

hnliday for most pprf-tnis-." Mr Di-ir- ; 

burn said, "Evuii NO. it will hi' ii diiy | 

iff trnfc"~'f!y for many unh^ t = inn- , 

niDii*.*eii£u fuU's of brhiivsur uri' ulj- • 

sert'ed." I 

Ht> ifiifd thesis ruli's nre' 

1 Stiirt yom= trip *• a r 1 >• • 

enniij>h HO that you won i havu < 

to hurfy: Tiiki 5 it vn*y. 

2 Be put lent in hij;i\y trnf= 

lie. Don't let iiiimiyym'i* ntiike 

you take chances 

3= Leave nri'uork^ iilone Iiie 

the rhilrirfn lu ;i *u = 

public (linphiy 

Bv t s in New Jerby 

Qoveh 

vill ho eov= 

by insurance lur injuries siis- 

TStneft tn the porrnrmnnro of thcJF 

Ciutiys. 

Aeenrdiim io the sin to eh il rit*= 

ftTwu buiU'tin. the Hoiurnur siiiri that 

if tnt? federu! MtivurnnuMit does nut 

aui heto 

iht* 

lifv run i o 

ilia: he 

ility fur 

The ('laud? L, SIalihFl%s \ jlor Award sf Ih* Kiison (Meflric in»Utu{p »as sliarpd la-^t «ppk lt% 1T> 

ntit bo 

rmpiiijES fif ttlp Jersey Ifiiirai PoUfr A I^lfllt fflffl _J»aily 

Sluiulor 

a refill m rc-erc 

In ?\i iiiiniiiiM 

bnutifiM. 

iS fur d^vijtioii iii fi lili ji 

pai iii Ipiiling, it 11 ,M PAL pni|>)»> f* iiii duly al Ih? Mull rf Gallon ihf* HUht uf tlu- falill fxpliîiiii Mrfl tu 

Hghll Jtihit I:. (..v-\, S.wivill.-: AlfirJ Krkmiin keVpnrl and \rlhyt %'uudpi-Illll, CHtTnifl K.ich 

V . il 

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Two German Girls ^nd 

nk 

.i Ii 

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, iliii 

Year's Study at N. J. C. CN Coiiiilyiiii 

I)i-|i;,fln lit nl 

th;,l !h PCX' 

t>n JLiiu- 'l*j 

! 

j Impressed With Friendliness^ Tolerance 

k ill ii Pr. -cun iti't,lui:> «limil! 

of American Students and Teachers 

unii ., nii.lflli. ..l A,,t,i 

0..,,,,,- 

Frigldolr* Autemefie 

Woihtr 1 ! Uv.-Woi.r 

Action really gati 

clefhM clton! 

Jr\rt« hot, lurginf nidi fhrough 

iri G«V woilni dean. 

hrteu, In tr*th, elcan woi.r. 

• Ispldry-SpliigcttdsthMiedry 

mam can b« lrw«d at one 

• S.l«l-O Dial lilt you chooi. 

woA-lim. for si fabrki, 

a Only oulomalic woih.r with all. 

lili-lni!d«o 

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PALMER 

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AT A REASONABLE COST 

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The Little 

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WATSON'S 

New Enlarged Dining Room 

Serving Complete Dinners 

FOR THOSE WHO RECOGNIZE GOOD 

>OOD THAT IS DISTINCTLY DIFFERENT 

w 

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Sunday 1 - 8 P. M. 

Free Inspection 

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TROUT 

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1200 -' Phone . 8788 

AmMnrthta l*"tht Put" 

Exclusion From TV 

For Educational 

Work Is Protested 

WORLD'S B€ST 

ICE CREAM 

Only 

SERVES 8 

Your Choice ef 

VANILLA FUDGE 

STRAWBERRY VANILLA 

Pmrftef far partial and 

all festive occoi/onj 

No Building 

Permit; Fine $100 

Philadelphian It 

Penalized Here 

A Plnliuli•I|ih.a I" 

SchooU Uto 

CloM June IS 

(i'i-nUiiefl nut litii wdrk) 

ROMEHS POINT - Somer, Ps|nt 

sthiiolii will ctmp for the summer 

wuiiliuri n «vi;k from (omofruH—un 

Frlilay Juno 1» — Suiwrinltnileni 

IJiiiiiL'l P OFiihfim nnhouiirpii 

The 1'iilciiillir for iht IB.tl.jU iilila!ira ,,„ 

ny. SiiilimlMT in ' 

Fltt rOlDEH Wnt. C.p, Mir Count, |,,d(, 

Coi.mii-,-o» Cap! Mil COU.I Housi 

Suddenly joyr hair curls.., aM naturally 

Thif method ii bawd on 

the *h»ory •hat molt h«if 

couid b« curled naluraly. 

The hair !i cut by uung a 

mot or thm amating Thin- 

ten, with th« aid of hBalth. 

giving rayi sf tharapmtic 

\tmpi and fing«f adjutt- 

ing Brings out the hidden 

surf. 

$950 

Sf 83 t«»s if Mir f$4»ij3! *4- 

NOW at the FLANDERS 

llth and Boardwalk 

Ocean City 2277 Ocean City 1000 

Welcome Visitors 

To Ocean City 

We Hope Your Stay Here Is a Pleasant One. 

In the Meantime... 

Why not consider eventually making this Ideal 

Family Reoort your permanent place of residence. 

You can easily keep in touch with activity in Ocean 

City by subscribing to The Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger. 

Only $3.00* per year will bring you issues chuck full 

of interesting news about your favorite resort and 

home community, 

• ($4.00 a year west of the Mississippi.) 

EnsloMd is my remitlKiice for $3.00, please send THE OCEAN 

CITY SENT!NEL.LEDGER to, 

NAME 

STREET 

ZONE.,..., STATE.... 

Tie Ocean City Sentmd-ledger 

Phone 0304 or 0305 

EIGHTH STREET and HAVEN AVENUE 

Defendant Freed; 

Plaintiff Fined 

Charged $3 For 

Troubling Police 

i liniir ,,n iii,. O,'i.,,i] Cilv-îitiifr« 

Piiint hiKhiiiiy, III- ,ilsn tlhi|irt..(l 

Uinlly 

CIIAKIiKN I1IMAI1MSI |> 

CiinrMt** of i*iirv\vx>i ilrhiiiM IIM- 

.-nun Miihi.il M.-irliiiiiui, j r . 21 nl 

Troubling Police , -^ '^ZVV^TV'NZ. V,-: 1 ,; 1 , 1 l i ; ' ' ' 

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U S ' CUT or I Ol I ISIIIN 

Bnrri'll mark- tin• cliiiruf Ilii. in 

011* Killiiiciliy litiiiiiM J.iiiiii. 

W 

W, U. to Be Tried 

: 

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' ' ! j 1- 1 ','-' 

Andy Jernee Wins Rotary Club's 

Boy Award as Outstanding Graduate 

A l ! l 

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S;""."-".'-h N '""""; rjiir ""'" :;;:snT:,:*:'"*!;::;,:\" 1 ^:; 1 .";.?, ."•"••^'•'"J'-"'-".>-'",';.:•;;.:;" l " : " 

TKIBI TK I'AII) if! ii VIIHIN 

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..,. !» >• "1 III- |,,i.-t lii.'.in Vi' ,' 

Hill],' ! « " U . l l I T 

C0JIIT I'. 

l u l l l l ; : ' l l i • , , . .'',"; ".,','"'• r i i l l 11. I' , :., ', . ',' I 

.1. ,1 KoiiiHliii IH 

miifll Irs^ «ut py^ itifc- liiFtii," 

-lid 

K.i. ii J:.r1(.r M.-v:.. r -.-. >- :..i-..- 

,!.,••'! ..-, Mr H...•.-. ;,., ri4=,:.-i 

] " , ' ] . , l , , r , ' T : , - 

liii- 

Used Bilceg Bikes 

For Sale For Hire 

AH Sizes 25c per hr. 

illl VCI.K ( HKi K-l V TIMK 

I* sow: 

Rriflg in jour Bibr tuduv 

fur FP|iair>. 

We have parts for 

all makes. 

M, ANNARELLI & SON 


WE ALSO SKI.I. 

SI ilMIVN Bit VI. KS 

l>ollar loi* dollar 

We admit that one of the very 

important attraction! of thin new 

SIlVBP Streak Pontiac i» iW Mpilv.ting 

appemnce Nearly everyona 

•ay. Was nally beautiful car," But 

if Pontiae didn't have aomethiiH in 

addition to ita beauty, it eouldn'* 

powibly be in mch treneodaiu deinand. 

today. That additional tome. 

thlnj i. Ponti.c 1 . famoun depend- 

A Beautiful 

investment! 

ability- T»Ifc to any PoBttac owner 

and you'll hear a wonderful story of 

t d d t h d f 

minimum of routine aerTice allention. 

Add thtm *MBth«-1ie«uty, perfornutnc* 

.nd lapendability—you'll 

naliia that Dollar for Dollar You 

Can't But a Pontiac—* beautiful 

langtimt inveitBMt, 

-l ' TO (ill TO AWAI'OI.IS 

','•'•. ' Vi .,•;• ' •! llP'V.'l In.l.Mi 

'.V ;• 

WM.;".:: 

Bright Hopes For 

Future Expressed 

STRONC; r. S. SIAV AVKBT WAR 

M;J^ 7 J H T i.'i'ni iif Mir- 

ji't)iuijitjiMi Miifi U M h h e r Irirr 

ii ifitfil uf uiily mis inillitm.H 

fjfin rl s^ ill; »00 m i l h « n ^ m 

n i UMHC-I hi f Huniniiitiim 

'•f >:ir ^n|ti-;-f*irn v i^ in IM! ri 

iiK.is MINT sri'prv TIIKM 

.i f; - . Ii iiiii.! si'.Ni In ^ '.11 lii;it s... 

' •''' L hi.Si' riii'n.'ii ;i -Jiil intii-rifmH',' lur 

( '"'- 'iu.|-|. ill',' liriuh! l'a>, ni li,i|ii' 

nil,- hp ..mil n Hi- Iniii Ciii iji ,]• 

.•-,'lf II IIPIIC. 'hut Riiwiii Iiiifs ii 

.-ijj r.\ iiinn,,fi i; hir i.i'nii!,' !i';irn iin^ 

, h,' 'iis! ft'W Population wi 

]4 1961 sENTtf 

Bu.Ki l.lilTi'lli 

iriMiiriiriiM.iN ififn 

miivijiuij,!^ h;is* 

in OHof 

ihi> iprrain. murhinrji con- 

' In Kjiriiy 

funds were available 

the number at i could 

ri-rnrj nil trnni th.:.- 

Mr Lit(ti'rt3F sjiid ilini fimtfe THE REASON 

ni in m-riiil KiinijiiiK in Ihii county i "Did you make the 

Ii-n fiiii On nvntlnntc from the stain uiltll 

- niiiklMM i! impnasibU. in Hill 'N-n-no. Th^J' 1-B-aalj 

cilliMl . ii I lifirnuuti job ill |irnn

. "~. r. 

eep Sea Fishing 

Boats f ~ Charter 

Row Boats 

, Arthur a. Watkjns, executive lee, 

reUW. wit tnMtor of ceremonies 

On «B Hlhter ilde. the diner* 

w«m •nttrtainMl with wnnl mp 

by Vnmrbn Comfort, well known 

Iwot and pianist. 

FgyUMB W ATKINS 

Praldent Cope, In hit report, 

touched upon several dozen projects 

carried put by the Clumber in itj 

ant full ytmr. He pnilmed the wort 

of Mr. WatWru. whs he tald handled 

"mwy ond Irtaome details and was 

responsible for tutting ever some 

thine, practically •Ingle handed". 

f«* Uu fatsn, ke MtM, "«•• 

eaai MSMIlliab •• WHb more 1* 

w« an ntht sMar ni banntr In 

Mriviat to make AaerMa 1 * 

Orntaai Faaallr : ' -—• 

anmtmr*. 

He Mid that efforts are now being 

carried on to Insure adequate directional 

signs guiding motorists to 

Ocean City being posted on the new 

•tat* Turnpike anil other new high, 

ways. Toward that end, a confer* 

enee has be#n •minged with 

Charles R Erdman. commissioner of 

economic development. 

TIM forthcoming Miss Ocean City 

content, he predicted, will produce 

much publicity for the retort, 

-OM thing we BOM have U more 

better publicly." be uaerled. 

' "W» are atMlnc on a billion dollar 

Injtntry. Ml UM eaBpeUUu far 

.faun Mian k keen," 

The Transportation Show, which 

was viewed by many of the dinner 

guests later Thursday evening, also 

was viewed by the president ai 

a means of much valuable publicity 

over a wfcle ar». 

BIOIfUOaTl OF PAST YEAH 

Highlights -of the put year in- 

cluded the Try Ocean City First 

campaign at Ghristnuj. revival of 

the Muter Ess Hunt, establishment 

of a Better Business Bureau to pan 

on solicitors, obtaining a 110,000 fed- I 

oral grant for airport cut 

and iupport o( the city in it* je, , 

to obtain more slate funds foe tile 

[ flght on MaeH erosion 

In connection with the erosion 

situation, tooth AMemblyman Smith 

Ititff.SmMar Caflno expressed ap, 

prectolion to the Chamber (or having 

wppattad. their work la TOrtoton, 

Assemblyman Mid trie Chambff 

"earns up* to Irwiton in a body 

to ftpefc bur request for fund* and 

Mug* (hat wt redly wanted help", 

Ttie Senator reported thai city 

and county offlcals also had been 

Vorkfng toiether sj a team to aiip- 

W»ifl the cffnkgt Mr, Smith anH 

""-•" in We JeilalMure, He »ld 

I Smith "his done n magnl- 

» Job" of representing the 

wnj>nooi) c. or o. 

who adUroaad the Ocmn Civ 

OiaMMr ef Comm-iw ainn.r 

U»t TtJundaj. also Mil be the 

Mm -umuNTnt _Hew_u» wiMwooci, 

Also introduced were p. W. Daw- 

' _: U_ r^lirt :iouis Clumbji; eounty, and that Lawrence M. Lear, 

ih, Ctark. pniident of ttn «»Mor #1 the boar* of ft* 

tar Wildwood Chamber; BMt T»» been extremely helpful I 

Chamber; Mm Barbara Me-1 

• HOiltn of the Oeean City Ke pledged his continued coopers. 

ft Abner J. Oelula. the city* tlon to the new Ocean City adnUnia. 

CAN 

I FIND. 

unity at ill levels at government to 

apply force when it Is needed for 

advancement of this area, 

UNIXY ESSENTIAL 

Mr Oheen, who has spoken in 

1,013 communities throughout the 

nation. Including 515 Chamber of 

Commerce affairs, declared that no 

community can thrive and progres 

unless iu citizens work and think 

together through sueh a representative 

organization 

"You can't have an ideal city un. 

less you have ideal citizens," he nlfl, 

"That's why you have a Chamber 

of Commerce to combine the efforts 

of people with civic pride. People 

with civic pride are these who are 

ashamed of anything in the community 

for which they have to 

FKE-BEVOLUTIONABV 

Chamber of Commerce work orig. 

inated before the Revolutionary 

War in N»w York and etfarlestown, 

S, C, he said. The only idea then 

was to promote and continue * prosperity—a 

purely selAsh motive for 

business men. 

It wa» many yean later, he Mid, 

before the idea took hold that the 

function of sueh a group wpa in 

make its eommunity a better place 

in which to live asd work. This 

brought about the present Interest 

in community projects and in planning 

ahead. 

"The thlnf we target In miny sf 

«Br eemnaniUet is Ikat yoo ean'i 

have better UUnfs unlcu wealth 

it pradneel, "he iaW. "And ¥«• 

become wealthy only thraygk 

attneUng money from the nuUldc. 

Van nni get i-tch tndliig with 

each other. If yon boild > wall 

around your Uwn to keep olhrr> 

out. i defy you ta eel rich" 

He Illustrated the point with a 

•tsry about a MM bill brought into 

ent bills m the town within a few 

hours, thus satisfying everybody, after 

which the salesman reclaimed 

hit bill and disclosed that it was 

counterfeit, ^ 

Added Ta* Bills 

ilB,Wftittt* ptanation of the roeanlna ofa*l*l 

U or oot. bt- asstssnunt hi bills. In an effort, it 

' cbftatauctlvs, "id, to clear up mUund«Ma» 

rifiFK ,8. by mttji taapayerp, 

The Wart said that tame people 

' .... . Hid not understand the notation, 

1 Ided astHtmeBI tax WU*. A. a 

1 (writ, the following statement was 

•• secretary: 

H« Mid the Chamber also has "Certain law* passed in IMS and 

* revide that when 

j (land or land »nd 

to do and why It is trylruj to do ](, 

I by a fnunlclpalitjr 

of the country, he expUlntd. 

FUNCTIONS 

The primary function of"» Chamber, 

he «ld, is to unite (he talent, 

strength and vigor of the people for 

ttie promotion of hMrth. beauty, 

business and intelligence of the earn, 

munily Promotion of theie things 

U not a waste of money or time, but 

aninvestrrient, he declared. 

Five factors are essential for a 

successful Chamber sf Commerce, he 

concluded, and the local group has 

all live to a fairly strong degree. 

They are an artive working membership, 

adequate financial inosme. a 

definite, comprehensive program, a 

committee system of handling business, 

and a esmpetent executive. 

Warn* Resorts Must 

Step Up Advertising 

A warning that Wildwood and 

other Jersey resorts must expand 

their advertising efforts to meet 

growing competition was sounded 

before the Greater Wlldwoqd Cham, 

ber of Commerce" last week. 

The speaker, James F, Fowler, 

Wildwood newspaper editor, pointed 

to heavy advertising programs be. 

ing waged by Florida, Virginia, 

Nerth Carolina and upper New York 

lo lure summer vacationists. 

He referred 10 the faet that Flor- 

Ida civic and commercial groups 

have pooled funds for large advertising 

space in Philadelphia news, 

papers, competing for the same tourist 

dollari that this area hopes to 

get. He said Florida summer adver. 

tising amounted to 295 column 

inches, compared with 44 inches 

from the WIldwDod area in one is. 

ABSENT 

Angry subscriber—"I want to see 

the scoundrel who wrqje that ar- 

a small town by a traveling salesticle about me." 

man and left IOF iafe keepina In the Aulltani E, tor—"Be patient. Hd'i 

attending the funeral of a man who 

called yesterday to get 

Emphasising the enormous business 

potentlaiitiet of the United 

States. Mr, Green pointed out that 

more than half of all present fam- 

ilies were formed during the past 

10 yean, and 30 million babies were 

bom In the fame period, thus creating 

a huge market for new vacation. 

Ists and customen. 

"Sixty.three per cent of our pee. 

pie don't remember tile flrst World 

War," he' said, "And SI per cent 

don't remember when we had a Republican 

administration " 

Utsrfng support of the Chamber of 

Commerce and its program, he declared 

that people who work for the 

community set an example which is 

"catching" for others. It is human 

nature, he said, to* emulate what 

:•/•!* w,t-,; 

: that updl a Mr kind «f btapiy!, 

assessed and taxed from the begi 

nlng of the month following the delivery 

of the deed, for the balance 

of the >e*r and further that »ny 

new buildings or any addJUons to 

any exittinl buildings constructed 

Cape May had the same expert, 

ence with the Red Cress Bloodmobile 

last week as Ocean city,had 

about a month ago. 

The Red Crqsi received 135 ad. 

vance pledges of donations of blood, 

but only 74 pints actually were 

given. It was reported that 27 were 

rejected, 3-1 others failed to keep 

their appointments, and two silted 

to withdraw. 

Forty.two of those who donated 

volunteered to give blood again 

when the mobile unit returns in 

December 

Nursing Home 

Mays Landing Road 

Somers Point, N, J, 

Telephone: S. P, 8561 

Hilda B. Cheater, R.N. 

>' ' ' -^ 2. 

COMBINATION ME 

ASTOR 

METAL 

METAL uni 

SCREEN DOOR ( 

AND SPRINGS 

HYPER-HUMUS. MU9 

BAYABO L, ENGLAND | ROOM SOIL FEjBTIU 

Bayard L,' England, president of 

during the year uhli does not in* the Atlantic City Blectric Co,, has BRS AND OLD I^GLISN 

elude ordinary repairs or upkeep) been elected president of the Edison 

•hall be asMSHd and taxed from the Electric Institute, electric Industry LAWN fuplr^ 

beginning of the month following trade association, it WBI announce! 

completion for the balance of thelast 

week at the Institutes annual 

year, 

convention in Denver, 

"Completed" means when substan- Mr. England succeeds Henry B, 

tially ready for use for the purpose Bryans. president of the Phiiadel- 

for which they are intended, phia Electric Co. He will hold off- 

"These are known a> added assessice for one year > 

ment bills, and may be appealed up 

to December I. of the year of issue, 

Such bills become delinquent if not New Lifeguard Captain 

paid on or before November 1. Clito Cannone, • student at Washington 

College, was appointed cap. 

tarn of the Oagt May Beach Patrol 

74 Pints of Blood last week. He will be in charge of 

tests fer new lifeguard applicants on 

Donated at Cape May Saturday, 

1 

pootwoooooocofMonooooo 

. SUNNYSIDE P5TAUBANT 

1 I MILES riOM OCEAN CIT* 

) A nice drive 1 an the Mays Lantlng - Samert Point Rasd 

; PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE 

Turkey or Prime Ribs pf Beef $1,25 

Chicken in a Basket. , 1.15 j 

Fried Chicken , , 1,25 \ 

All Other Platters , , .. . 1,00 j 

Spa«he||i «f|f) IVIeat Ball*, .88 ; 

OPEN ? PAYS PER WEEK j 

Phenti Somer, Point 9^4B Jo^n Spu-ae, Prop. | 

Be Thrifty, 

C.H.Shoem 

Lumber Co, ] 

12th St. «Bd Wc.t Ave. 

wso 

The man who builds his bade account • 

by making regular deposits will never 

have Hut "empty wallet" feeling.; 

Open your account here and thrive; 

Hie National Bank 

of Ocean City 

Cape May County's Larfeat Bulk 

MEMBER rUIIAL RESERVE 8VSTEM 

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUBANCE COKPOKAttOM 


$10,000.00 

Banking Hours 

AMERICAS HEWfSJ HEW CAR! 

Bodyl 

..'•If '',:'>'• 

MMmmsm^m 

Auawtf.itawBuidiHtiMM.tn, 

polltan Opara Stars , 

Ayiusi 14, LuboahuM and Nine. 

noff America's outstanding Duo 

Piano Team 

MUU 

UUtF I1M Month UF.rorKbl. 

For Concert* 

toor City L«»«ue is again 

clans vrtlo will be on emergency call 

the fourth annual Vent. August ii. Menahem Prettier. is foSo 

.r Mmlc r«tlval. 

line* UHI Bnt festival in 1M(, 

y given th« rnon far theNO 

(NABII IN HAWAII 

k mmieal programs hat in. 

There are no make* in Hawaii's 

grass, according to the World Book 

t0T the period ' n ' une 

The doctors recently announced 

the setting up of a program to have 

one of their group available tor 

emergencies at all times, either in 

will (gain be In the Encyclopedia, Though reptilea usu. obtain the service* of their regular 

hool Auditorium and ally thrive In tropical climates. Ha- Physician, 

eh Tuesday In August, wall it the sole exception to the The A nrcomrnendotion^thM tlw led- 

•ral fovcnuMnt participate JMIui. ^ ^ O«J 

etally In • beach protecUon project P*»^ 

a 

p 

IttM aaeh Tuesrfny in August, all it the sole exception to the The "*t lljt fer for the balance of this thta 

j£ It 8:30 p, m, 

le. Snakes art unknown in this onih fallawi: 

NaUmn Hoflman. profram radise of the Pacific. 

June IK Dr. Robert A, Cornwell. 

June 16 Dr Aidrieh C Cra"— 

June It, OF, P, B. mne Halt 

June II, pr, Howard SLHud 

June IB. Dr Herichel Peltit 

June 80. Dr. Marela V, Bmith, 

June 21, Pr. John B. Towruend, 

June 22, Pr, Edward B Tyson 

•Tune 23, Or, Paul I, Yingllns 

June 24, Pr. Cornwell 

^s Television June 25 Or Crowe- 

June 26. Dr. Ha inc. 

June 27. Dr Hudson, 

. Any Make - Any Model June 21, Pr. Fell!!, 

June ii, Dr, Jmtth, 

June SO, Dr. Towruend. 

Aerials Installed 

REPAIRS OM ANY MAKE OR MODEL No Medical 

TELEVBtOR ACCESSORIES Emergency Here 

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 

But AMA pKudent 

Universal and G. E. 

See* Double Threat 

DR. tOHU W CLINE 

Ranges • Refrigerators 

Preildent, Amrrlcsn Mediau AMI, 

Washers • Vacuum Cleaners Declaring that "no health crisis 

m rnedjâr gmergeney exists in this 

ceuntry", Dr John w, Ciine, of Ban 

Iron* - Toasters - Grills | Frsneisco, pew prasidenl at i 

American Medical Asjaclatli 

warned in Atlantic City Tuesday 

night that the res! danger lies in 

GROVER D. BROWN the double threat of war abroad an< 

loss of freedom at home. 

Shore Road . Marmora, N. J. i In his inausural address, broadcast 

rnoNE o. a. MN-B-I BAIT om NIOHT 

nationwide during ceremonies at the 

100th annual session i)I the AMA. 

Dr. Cline expressed "deep and abiding 

tsith in the intelligence and intesrily 

of the Ameriean peoBle", 

adding that '"they will respond as 

they did when their medical wel- 

Complete 

Landscaping 

Service 

> Will Plant a New Lawn and Furnish 

Shrubbery from Our Own Nurmmry 


Mushroom Soil 

ill U» Today and Lei U» One You an E.timate for 

Cnwplaf ly I andafapint; Xmn Property 

"EDAR BRIDGE NURSERY 

•: ZilM Road a| Barnaintown Laks 

Mile* from Ocean City Phone Somer. Point 2360 

| W^ 

report mad* pwJbUc by 

Col, r, F. Freeh, division chief af 

the Ann; Carpi of bflnMM, 

The report approve* e govtrnmeiU 

expendltun- to th« exMnt of *17S.OOO 

•- defrarJiiB the earn, of work with 

i over-all eatimated COM of MTt,. BeTaiE!**)* 

OW, Included would be the conatmctlon 

of five limber JettlM, «• Hand Fighto For 

teniion of five existing.atone JBttiei. 

and hydraulic pumping of und ante CxceptMHi onlftyj 

the beachfront from Wilmington av, 

The HsiiM Wan and M«an«.< 

The proposed pumping would Uw fade 

build a beach 100 to 800 feet wide theJnl|rnaj Reverme CqH«: 

abnve the his* water mark:, _J5". J*?SB sf Bî'I IMnlitll 

Sunday Will Be Father 1 a Day 

Dads Are Like Dandelions 

fare and their medical freedom 

aere threatened", "«"" More Thmy*rm Trampled, Mart They Grow 

CONSTANT DEFIANCE NEEDED In the average American 

The new president of AMA thanked , Dad receives about as 

the American people for havinr attention as the weather. 

"gpoken out clearly and emphastie Everybody talks about him, that 

ally" against socialized medicine is, but no one does much of any. 

during the past two and. one-half 

years. He called for constant vigil- 

thing about him — : ' 

ance, however, and said that Ameri- until Father'i Day ar.,,«.. 

can doctors will continue to "oppose Then, according to tradition, 

socialistic schemes which would the family gathers around, 

jeopardize the freedom of any seg- showering Dad with sentimental 

ment of our society". 

gifts and cooing appreciation for 

Dr. Cline, devoting most of his 

address to a report on the nation's 

all he's done. Dad'i flrat inkling 

medical advances and on the warii of the honors to come is usually 

of the AMA. linked American med- a cheerful Father'i Day card, 

ical progress with the country's tra- with ft verse something "*"- * 

dition of freedom and initiative 

"Ameriean medicine has _ger?e 

steadily forward," he said, "Some 

of the once ireat medical systems 

of the Old World have faltered and 

declined under stultifying Government 

control while American medicine 

has forged into a position oi 

world leadership," 

UNION LEADEtl OPPOSES 

SOCIALIZED MEDICINE 

Dave Seek, of Seattle, executive 

vice president of the Jntemaliontl 

Brotherhood of Teanuten lATLi. 

and one of the outstanding leaders 

of organized labor, cairie out Baily 

against socialized medicine Monday 

night and said that the answer to 

the nation's medical care problems 

lies in the continued expansion and 

went of voluntary health Insurance 

plans. 

Beck, who addressed a dinner 

meeting of the House at Delegates 

of the Association, is the second nationally 

known labor leader to appear 

before the AMA and express 

hia support of the doclors'campalgn 

against Compulsory Health Insurance, 

Last December, at the AMA Clinical 

aesiien in Cleveland, William 

L. Hutcheson, general president of 

the United Brotherhood of Carpenters 

and Joiners of America, vigorously 

condemned socialised medi- 

fci -ar adopted an 

f for tfie m— 

tlon in made subject to the conditions' 

that no work be started until 

detailed plans have been approved 

by the Chief of engineers, and the 

municipality ha* given assurance 

that public uie of the beach will not 

be curtailed. The city also will asic 

responsibility for maintenance 

and repair of the jetties. 

AN AM 

These recommendations were band 

on a special survey of Capi "* ' 

oeach problem conducted 

period of three yean, to determine 

federal responsibility for the erosion 

condition as a result of construction 

of the Cold Spring Inlet jetties almost 

SO years ago, 

POWERFUL. 

"Why do you wear irubber 

glove* 

when cutting hairT" aisked 

the eus- 

tomer, 

"For the purpose, " replied the 

barber, "of keeping oiur 

celebrated 

hair restorer from caiusing 

hair to 

grow under my flngen 

ing to everyone she n 

while waving at a ^ 

quaintance that her 

qiickjy, and struck herî 

the limb of a tree, "The last 

hour of her lire," he concluded, 

"was typical of iu happiness.** 

** * * 

llcular genius. tr>- editorial denied 

that Mary White had been Fathers everywhere, it seems, 

thrown by her horse, as first re. 

have their work cut out for 

them-. And that probably ex- 

"She could ride any- plalni why in ISIrf a Wilkins. 

_ ith four legs and hair," burg. Pa,, bible class chose the 

proud father claimed. 

dandelion as the official Father's 

White continueo by pof Day flower,—because '*the 

out it was Mary's custom to rit it a trampled on, the more K 

grows*'. 

~ 

You rate a day of t 

lo relax and pufl away, 

Antl let your troubles and 

your cares 

Oo up in smoke today! 

ThU Sunday Will be Father's 

Day, It's a day certain to recall 

that many of our national heroes 

found their greatest happiness 

In being a father. 

General Douglas MacArthur's 

entwhile Father's Day message 

now a classic MacArthur 

rote; 

Bv profession, I urn a soldier 

and take pride in that fact. But 

I am prouder, infinitely prouder, 

to be a father, A soldier destroys 

in order to build. The 

father only builda, never des. 

troys. The one has the potentialities 

of death, the other em* 

bodies creation and life. And 

while the hordes pf death are 

mighty, the battalions of life are 

mightier still, - 

"My hope la that my son, 

when I am gone, will remember 

me not from the battle, but 

in. the home repeating with him 

our simple daily prayer, 'Our 

Father who art in Heaven* , , ," 

Plans Are Designed 

For Outboard Cruiser 

A detailed, 20-pnge set of pinna 

for the construction of an outboard 

cruiser has been compiled in the 

form of a brochure by Rube Allyn, 

Outdoor aditpr of the It. Peters, 

burg, Flo.. "Times', Designed as a 

houseboat, the cruller Is particularly 

woll>adaptcd for use in shoal waters. 

Plans- are available for the "back 

yard" builder at a cost of il,O0, 

In newspaper circles, the editorial 

written by William Allen , 

White, world-famous editor of 

the Emporia. Kansas, "Oazette", 

after the accidental death of hlg 

J n.iBiii£>T, jc itfili Pi * * " 

"one or the most beautiful ex- 

•rver publiihed. 

Written quietly and without 

dramatics, In the simple, moving 

prose, that was Mr, Whites par- 

just phone 

we wiH call for 

, . . and deliver 

Gtv« iu « ring.., wall all fer your 

cw, render the «ervice you order ' 

•Mi ntan it to you in ^ 

• hurry. A great conv«n. /?— 

lent* whten you want your 

c*r milMti as lubricated. 

Phone 1711 

sptyicf 

j.

4 

1% 

iî ' 

a*, itii 

of Ocean City's 

Fern»p» the m0» 

F-«T exhibitors io. 

tft Ocean City IS 

. W«tkin», the Chamber* 

—•"-* upon whose shot!' , 

on M cum air BUB 

* to tete 

by we. 

afi«r, Ihrir outboant motor. 

^^ *»mi(l«**i to (M Mi, eB 

" • • • • • j 

asH* CW»*1M beoBB and •anmcl 

* J *f Wth 

than 1.898 vidton from 18 

* «** M* •aaiwl Youth for 

intÂatiimsl conference on 

f c g 

t»th an athlete and a 

*y AW«1 of the Rotary Club, 

usuiess Men's 

ito «a •V*R • "•^sW'Wdum on whether the mm 

W«d • fi*U BHw^ne »»ouW float a bond issue 

» « W 

; to tttid » 

ftWtts outstanding mcceM. 

*,*,,--i.u-.t-'t. ii . 

ar c«ntract» sad air raid sirens are 

Jtf&pW. of s«» Me Citr, had the 

"^fly" 6 •? eatehthe measles and .4 Personal Letter to You 

1h# «eieeti»e service beard sent 

f ,»ff fer »hy«i eitaniiMtions, 

woat driv who Jl#4 aeevpfbie under peacetime regula. 

I, , 

Jlamber of CortI' 

mat pmeUM ii 

* l 

e tMOrt'a people 

n City is to continue its march of 

wt be more united than they ever 

. „ own business affair* 

call to save the community, (of 

NNmUtA prospers will his buslaesi 

' who inspired th« 

Mdletice, urged the resort's btwfiieue 

" " "~*,Skf Cnamber of Commerce o» 

—- | 5tou can't Bire" a maO 

* \t^t-W»( 

1-" 

accomplishes, mi a 

ejtjjert. The COP- 

iterachievemanpower ar* 

I to flKht for It- 

'Jt is the agency 

it fee must be 

Hi eonld do 

^Siifiini, ..via «iw» 

Se public 

an *ir raid alert, that it 

on Sat 

irfrery American's in' 

i J 

mtmm. 

Naff Hoostuid waj awarded a 

prU, fBj. jje highest general avef. 

*'* •'. ith (**& gradiulion exer- 

a number of June 

ig the week. Including 

1 Bonham and Bruce 

iv. Kuth Blum and 

and Herman W 

KB Elsie Foglii 

pi", KjlwaJ-d A, Streuker. profes- 

• University of Pennsylvanij 

wj, principal speaker as the 

Mft jeoool graduated a class of 116. 

««n(» hTges\ in history. 

K, (Wjlerton Burthtrdl. a former 

~ rel ftrst aid attendant, re- 

~n»- vr—w— was serving as 

*«in«iaii Of a "remote control" gait 

toitti^ment, sponsored by in insur- 

sne» eOUipgn)'. in which IM or more 

local Payers *era to compete for 

M* pf«e* IB «»e nattBB, . 

A gauad of M hopefuls started 

Jadi 0. JenUe to flu v 

the fcg»*h pa«rw, Fento 

**i« Annie 1, Davidjon. 72, fo 

nie» jK&ientur}- gehool teacher he 

tor 18 y««ri, died at Yesdon, Pa, 

DEAR MR, AND MRS. TAXPAYER- 

Have you ever written a letter '. 

— Thia budget totals mer 

B.000 for a family of four in Ne 

thu in direct twos. But dent fors», ..„ .,.„„,„ „«„, 

fjsuse it's FSHF money th 

êra] budget 

72 billffiB dolliiFs Thai s tibo 

—— Seventy-one billion dollars may be more than you can imagine 

But you're sure going to miss the money it will take from voyr pocketbook, 

• People who know something about it say the budget fan be cut 

safely by nine to ten billion dollars, 

— Findings of The Hoover Commission and recent newspaper reports 

ofaitoundiBg Federal waste leave no doubt that such a reduciiJn will help 

the nations economy an d advance its preparedness program. 

—— But—best estimates now indicate thai unless "there is a terrific 

spurt in the economy drive in Congress, taxpayers Hill be lucky if I he reductions 

reach three billion dollars. 

—= Its up to you. 

-—- Write your United States lenators and Representatives Write 

today, L*et them know that the people of New Jersey want evcrv poe=ibl* 

economy in the Federal budget * 

Yours trulv, 

THE NEW" JERSEY TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION. 

V, s, — PsIlUcal dopetter. ««> that the teller* CsncrrHmen re.llj read 

are insse written from the kitchen table. 

Low Down 

The subject inô which we will 

pry in today's conference is WEL. 

FARE. An editor there in New 

Sharon. Iowa, he uses a minimum 

of words to clear tip this purposely 

confused political subject. He says. 

"They don"t put that cheese in the 

trap • lust because somebody loves 

mice." And you know folks, I guess 

**£it-just about leaves me out on it 

b with nothing more to say I 

'ill therefore pass along to other 

-infused and dubious problems, and 

finish off this epistle with my ideas 

en business—Big versus Little and 

Mw*» Car**', of the resort, was 

«**«#* a tfpahy aa tM bat alt. Neighbor Bfswm, who tames his 

WW athlflto at Swively Prep sandwkh*s ta the affiee has four 

SeftSol. ManUhis. Va., while his young enes that order the SO-cent 

brotacf t, John Carey, was runner- "ipeeial" in the school luneh ro«m = 

up (or the honor. 

—Christian Science Monitor, 

i visitors on the Music Pie 

a reported that there •••- 

jwley 44, one of 

s Cuden Garage, 

M7 pennlyn pi,. 

oj a h«n wiiditi 

I* th#y hadn't niade him 

she said,—-The New iorto 

i Ambassador* Numan 

ue. was .interviewed 

fepertar e n the gen. 

wind in Turkey. ."In 

mid, »»'••"• --— •-- 

I "tfirIT • — r»|g euu |JEBBI- 

OPUthltM are atudylng 

("ailinlBU Kuailan." 

ia seeing semg little guy grow big 

With the Frew Wag*: 

Who now remembers that charming, 

old-fash ionod Biinisture- th*? 

war debt of igiQ and thereabouts?^' 

Buffalo Evening News, 

Everything In a modern home 13 

controlled by a switch, gxeepi ih«* 

qhildren=—Industrial News Review. 

Tht woman who swearg she has 

never been, kissed has a right to 

iweat-Frank Miles, writer. 

/Comment by Klaud, 

oast with j;ist an idea —nn biH di- 

Farm restaurant all the boy: 

ries and all the fryer chicke 

can be raised for miles ant 

around in every direction, 

now Big Business. 

Big Business has been fc 

around, lately like, us son 

bad. It is time lu calm do« 

less you don't like fried chick 

boysenberry pie. 

Yours with the low 

JO SEHRA, 

They Said It! 

mt nioro than to undems 

I inn in dt-cide it proper! 

Out of tht- mouths ijf t 

words w shouldn't have 

lirst place,—Ruth T, Hunk 

The surc-il antidglu fo 

to keep busy—doing soin 

ful —George M Adams. 

There is in toachinB ] 

nian's life.—Ellery Sedgu 

The easiest person to 

one's own BQlt =-Bulwer 

On a Number of Burning Issues 

art fire, as In the 

jiti n.. m i ^ 

..S**5lP ft WWjFY/ 

the continuance of inflation? «o C^^^^W/^^fe' 

Kommont, » ^ ~ v»wf~—»V 

Do you think prices are F«" -~ing 

up, or only appear to b 

so? No Komment, 

What are you going to do 

it? No Komment, _j|ip, uttaMd Meki and frayad 

RUDOLPH H KLAUDEH, »hu-l»—for the bMtflt of Fsthex-f 

1B21 Central av. Pay shoppers. >-* 

T«tt Your Ihtelli9«nc« 

Score 10 points for each correct aMwar In the iMl ibt prDbltou. 

A 'l 

—Genius -^Moroo —Idiot —Imbecile *"" wiu ' 

t, "Mohair'" MnMlm an animal that makM thij louod^ 

—Moo ~Oink —llaa* -5hlip , " 

4. Of the following event*, which do racing fanx conildtf tht leaM 

Lffl»t wart_i*tuikiy" could npt b* md tod 

—Surgical lechniou* • ,,. 

8. Which pf»» ftOlowln* cltlB ha> the largest population! 

^ S &Mumm Stiml 

U««d at lefl below a» tour boik. ptiblliMd 

afo In tb plll l thiT" 1 "" 0 

«nt«nr-, these boat- knocking at the door and the boy with the I.wnmower. 

men raised a mere 11.200. tried a When you .teal • joke, an unwritten law permit, you to 

simple expertinent in deepening the 

m creator would hjrdly recognlte It. 

inlet by diverting the water.with 

j , , joke auite r»dleally altered, waa tpruat 

anchored •bames", and reporfthit Chambi'r of Camme dinner last Thuradajf nl|M by hr 

the experiment was so succeDful lecturer Jimmy Oheen, 

that they new have a nine foot The way Jimmy told It. the boy wa§ practlcinf en the 

channel at low water, as cemptred when the man asked if his mother was home. 

wilh the three to four feel of a "What do YOU think?" replied the boy. ... , 

month ago. 

See what we mean? Let a fresh joke appear, and tht 

It might pay our boating interests, smiihi start worrying it like a dog worriei a bone. They A 

both pleasure and commercial, to go until it is worn to shreds, ^ # ] 

investigate what Ocean Cily did and 

hew If it worked there, it should Ie have a friend out west, from whose paper we steal 

work here And goodness knowi we o steals from us Thus we frequently rtaal our own 

need it, for there is hardly a boat wmen cjtplains why the same joke shows up ao fnqquent^. 

that can 10 In or out of Townsend's As we said, we clip jokes and store them away, Thia 

Inlet ot low water without hitting afraid to use them, because When we reread them we er 

bottom. 

member whether we've already elippd them from another 

and used them, or whether we're just remembrlnf our 1 

reading of them • • . . . ' 

Thus, editing jokes becomes an occupational hazard. 

* 

4 

King For a Day — Dad :,i\ 

Fathers Day will be variously observed on Sunday—ant 

had better make the most of it! : 

All honor to the old boy who plods patiently along, beirt^ 

family burdens! -] 

Thm New Jertmy Poll I 

Voten Say Gambling Is : \ 

No. 1 Issue for Legislature w 

By KENNETH FINK ; 

Director, The New Jeraer FaU _,: 

PRINCETON—This November all 80 membars of the Vm 

sey Assembly and II of the 21 state senators are up for »!§«tU^ 

Already candidates'throughout the state are making plna' 

their coming campaigns. - .- 

To find out what problems the rank and file of Meaf { 

voters would like candidates to discuss in the coming montla, 

jersey Poll reporters during May aiked 

lowing question of a reprer—*-•' 

of the slate's voters: 

"A« jao pri 

b.rj of the Sew Jersey Mat 

the II Mite >ei ' 

November. What do yea perHnally r 

Ike nail lmporC.nl lu» or probltB that: 

be dlsenuel In the electlaB unpilpl 

fall!" 

Results of the survey show that one '• 

uppermost on New Jersey voters* i 

(.'•Iting the ties between (ambling aa4 

tlelans, 

Oamblinf was named three times as ' 

as any other single issue About one in every three of all . 

questioned mentioned gambling or some phase of it, ; 

Next most important problems that New Jersey voter! 

this year"s legislative, candidates should discuss are; 

2 Taxes, holding iaies down, and "' ' " ' 

3. Housing 

Also rtjcei% ing sizable but fewer mentions are; 

4, Inflation; high cost of living , ; 

5, Jersey's place in the war and defense picture. an4 ' 

6. Elimination of waste in state r~ : ' * " ~~ 

spending 

ArnonB other problems mentioned were the Vetei 

sehasl aid. Increased uncmployintnt keneflts, klghwaya, and 

erasign, 

Inleristingly, only about one in every hundred voters sal' 

thing about the caucus, which political insiders believe will i 

a big issue in the coming campaigns. 

Here are tome typical verbatim comments that I '" 

feeling of many in the state: 

I'd like to hear them talK about the racket! and 

SamblinB " i Atlantic City businessman) 

"Talk about Icsiilalion to crack down on these here | 

in with Rumbling " iTrenton rubber worker) ) 

"Gutting rid of these gamblers and other undesirable! 

Falls housewife! 

"Show us how they're going to keep taxes down." (M 

accountant * 

"What they're going to do about new tanea," (Newark 

tivel "Putting New Jersey on a iaund flnancUl basil.'' (Mu 

secretary) 

"HousinB. It's getting worse every day," (Fassale lathe' 

ator I 

"Housins for people like us who can't afford to buy," I 

son housewife) • I' 

"The general problem of the high cost of llvini.' 

housewife) 

"Reducing government spending and cutting ©yt w 

ever possible m our slate government," (limunouth Cr^ 

"The problems created by the Korr" ' 

Ticklers 

THE'HBW JERSEV ti 

SPONSORED IV A 

NWK JEftSEV NfiVraP 

• Copyright MSI, by Prlnetton ReMarch Service) 

By Dan McConnmll 

V Ban on Bingo Is 

pBtical Dyn^fnit^ 

That qraekdowB b. Attorney Wnerar Thwdor. D. Paraon. bannlnR 

E.*t |l !.'fi?aiJ. w J lwl l of -? l ? lne *'- ind whiT Mummlt ana leml- 

and electing more of 

blait. on* tut rocked th 

tSfita to MM •bout S 

•uk a 4/aMa Mgal .Up. many 

parir MMcN aa« eMaeaa all e#er 

Bail win remain, tacitly •lleM an 

tt» e built 

State Unlveralty A HcM* 

could be on the alia of th« J#i 

IM MOTOM VEHICLaS 

at the counlyand j r«rb«'ihow i larg. iheMau I 

PHONE 2696 

to the clots of tiuiln 

The flgtiNs also show revenue I" 

from the two Kourcea enrlchi ' — '' 

sute treasury by almost Ml 

over the ialrie period of la.t year. "5LSS-» 

The division rtglitered 1.78S.350 mSSZ?^ 

motor vehicle driven, compared jvflrHj ..flfl 

with 1.M6.1M drivera a year earlier. lEf,* o ,*iS 

cars were registered for an Inenalt 

of 10.2 per cent. Sharp lncreaj*» W+Tpff 

LOOMS IN STATE 

Deputy Attorney General Nelson 

r. Stamler, the state's see gang, 

buster and the man who put big. 

time gambler Joe Adoni* ind four 

of hia racketeer lieutenants behin' 

bars in the State Prison, rosy b 

building himself up to be a secon 

Tom Dewey, 

The young Eliubeth attorney is 

receiving nationwide attention with 

liis cleanup of gambling and gambiers 

in Bergen County, ' 

MeaU of EHatinction 

Atmoaphere of 

Refinement 

DINING ROOM 

OPEN TO PUBLIC 

ALL. DINNERS • • - 

TWO DOLLARS 

u«d the |o\. 

Hsney elittna he owjii lh» old«t toll turnpike, acheduled tor comple 

pocket watch itill in •ervlce In 

the atate. The ancient time 

piece, once belonging to hl» 

father, la .till earrltd by Haney. 

wmm UI aul i wcMjS&n of «•» "•«« on. When tWhrmil. 

• IHt legislature ttt cohaiaia-bilu lowed to come into bloom early, at 

uiaetured. Time marchea i 

N SHAPING UP 

Stamler ilready haa received mer- of the leading g Republicans p 

it awards. ird». The Working Press Pfes of In 1the 

state are expecting the h out- 

New Jersey selected htm him as "Jer* "Jer- tbreak 

of a political scrap between 

n nrfUltYMf", of Ui« Y«r", Bfrgon Btfgtn Junior State | Chairman John J, Bickcnon 

e presente'd him with a cits- and Stale Senator David Van Alter 

his msgnlflclent and ebu- atyme. Jr. Both leaden are known 

is work in behalf of citizens of to have ambitions to be governor, 

lie". A split 'between the two leaden 

# 

* * would put the governor in the 

UNEMPLOYED middle because he his a Ufclng for 

ARE DUE FOB JOLT both Dtckerson and the redheaded 

Claimant for unemployment co 

pensation payments who ire co 

tent either not to hunt for job* 

just work part time and ,d still Traw dra ««••!• WUJKDBPi 

ekly cheeks from th • state treas. The State Demoeratle firganlsaare 

due for 8 jolt, 

Uan has been penalised few dele- 

he loard of Revie of the State fates to the Iftj Nattonal Convtnof 

Employment Security H«n la ObUan nettt ye»r H U H 

d that claimants who do not PrealdeBt Truman failed to Barry 

:hi.y are actively seeking the •tale In the liil preaMentiai 

ill be denied .ueh benent elMyoB, . . , Stats Labor uj IB. 

i in the future. Under the dastry Commlnlomt Percy A, Mil. 

der, qlaimants must show I", Jr., repsria panhaslBa power of 

ilied for jobs at places where the state food dollar In May declined 

a reasomible chance of be- •• • »«w !•* •« *«•* "Ms ••» Ml 

1 food piisea shawinf UuroiMs, , , , 

* # * Education Commlsaioner John H. 

I NEW POLICY LEAVE!* Bosshart has disclosed that Herbert 

»*t uiiiM tTMsni ii K, Dahmer, Orange, a graduate of 

TAI, BONDS UNSOLD t|)e g ^ Col,n(y vocational Sehool, 

;ial emeials of many of the h,, betn named winner of the Nalunieipalities 

in the siau are iit)nsi Contest for Bricklayer Apduturbed 

over the fatlure prentices A special team of state 

late to purchas- local mu- iroopers arrested MS truck drivers 

Improvement, street, water during March and April for operat. 

1r__. ing illegslly oyerioaded trucks, , , . 

T Congressman Sam Rayburn, Texas, 

Hf\'TVt I wl " «L ve develop and bring about jllcbtly deferred 

bloom la to pinch the planti 

while they an uiaU, Thl» 1. a 

pruning proceM. One pleuurc tn 

gardening la to make pUnta babayt 

u we want them to. We can modify 

their growth by feeding and pTun- 

I ing, , 

AM we act our dahliu out a* 

plants, we praeUee pinching u loon 

By ClfAR^S H. CONNOR* ftm,ed. Wnehlng pneana UMu, off 

•laia Valwiratlr *f wli^W ptach too high. We pe3orm the 

Dahlias are at!!! belsf plahtod, sane operation when wt oaf tuberespecially 

where plant, have been oua roota for planting, aa toon aa the 

propagated by means of cuttings, shoot develop* to the point whert 

We have set them out here as late It haa two pain of good leave* 

M July 7. with good reaulta. Pinching atopt rapid upward dell 

la not advisable to give them velopment. The plant ha* to wait 

too much nitrogen at the beginning, until the buds in the nn of the 

Nitrogen encourages top growth, but leaves in activated. IWa gives a 

John H. Horton 

Wholesale and Retail 

imUIT - PRODUCE - EGGS 

HOTELS, STORES and 

RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED 

the keynote address at the 

IMKJ 1 Hii-i I state Democratic rally August » in 

^H^ppMHMvvtf^^H I Spring Lake, , , . The State Turn- 

I EjVK^fSâ^^f ^ 8 Rfl I Pike Authority will soon award con. 

MJVjjâm^ Bk m SH ] tracts for installation of lighting fi?e. 

•^•^'•^"••••kUIB I tures and standards for the 1J 8-mile 

12th STREET and ASBURY AVE. 

PHONE 1717 

SEST QUALITY _ PROMPT DELIVERY 

Rqnclown? 

Take Vitamins! 

etill,' wp're njady to 

aupply all your meal 

KM «m«*-«ehey MrV* 

OF HEALTH 1 

-talk abouh 

^,*5*e?- -=&&0'-&^'^ 

dlERCURY Vnem 

«o«., l^f^'beit M from, ho, 

•p«lal -bridoa-typ. 1 brMkii, r.lnforc 

hie, waldkip—le wlthnand hard usa. 

and|n«fo 

' « • • » . , 

«m« mn «r nmw—Man 

nlU MWN IMMIMH-t 

nin aaiaM MHMin. 

f 5 ' 

rougt-r hanNng 

l H fAacury—tha 

(iiioly# •flip 

longar thaM you'd ntr 

TT!*# 

June 16— 9 

LUKCfll 

w yarn 

y^ ^ 

::(,',;• ; '.jw,£' 

, It i no Hirprrt* to tfymxy 

;l 

powavM engbei, ttvniy boiku. 

They know finttf n 

«i 

I

EDGER Thursday, June 14, 10151 

For 

Building 

today (Thursdayi, 

Ti,e itruetufe. measuring about S3 

by 100 feet, will be to hsuse equips 

• far a new motor vehicle mem of Ihp SOith AAA Oun Bal. 

to be eonjtrueied at thetnlion. 

' Freeholder Waller H. Tree 

'Airport for UH> of the Na> Mid he ynrierrteod work would br- 

will Be received by gin in July. The site at tht airpnri 

' Department of Ottenn st was approved last ffovember. 

ESTABLISHED IBM 

The Diamond Tailor Shop 

Ifl4 

6O9-€ll ASBURY AVE. 

DRY CLEANING 

PRESSING 

REPAIRING 

ALTERATIONS 

Guaranteed Moth Proofing 


Cleaning • Repairing 

Pick Up and Delivery PHONE 1120 

THE 

1 111 

SEASHORE 

BUILDING and LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

411 EIGHTH STREET PHONE 0250 

DIRECT REDUCTION MORTGAGE 

LOANS 

F, P. Ristine & Co. 

— Mmkera — 

New Tnk Slack Entbanr* 

•tails, stock Exckama New fork Curb 

123 South Broad! St., Phils. 

PEnpyp.cker I.41M 


REPHERENTATIVE 





OCEAN CITt OFFICES 

NATIONAL BAKU OF OCEAN CITY BLDO 

FHONE flag. ilai 

CUSTOS 1 B PRri'fc, Vlee-PrM 

EDWIN R. STII.KS. Tftle tirriwr 

STANLEY V. CANDV. Aaal, T»aa, 

FBANK M WATSON. Ant, Tide OSlMr 

W. ALLEN ENDJCOTT. JR.. ASH. S«y. 

OTIIEE OFFICES: 

ATLANTIC CITY—MABGATE—WILDWOOD—TOMS RIVER 

CAM MAT COBItt HOUSE — VWELAND — BMDGETOK 

"INSIJKE YOUB TITLE AND BE SAFE" 

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 

DIRECT REDUCTION 


Wm Will Lend You Money to Build, Buy or Repair 

'Y«Mar Horn* on • Direct Reduction MsHtM* PUn. 

TERMS UP TO IS YEARS 

Invert with Us nd Recei Profit 

on a Guaranteed Investment! 

Current Dividend Rate 3fb 

rmm &MHVM 

rbk involved. Savings up to * 10.040 are lnmred by 

Twleml S«vlnj» and Loan Insurance CorporaUoo 

IU 

r* **. /• 

0012 

School's Out; 

Drive Carefully 

Motorists Should 

Be On Double Alert 

By MARTIN J- FERBFR 

DirtPisF 

\ J. Division of Molar Vf-hlrlm 

"No mem* u*iiehfrs! no mo 

Thai'* the nhoitt bi'inu hoard with 

nyrtMêd frequency ihrst* June Hiiyis 

ii Now Jersey.. And thai ery 

should be a warning iu molariiMs-find 

parents its U-pjj—lhal ".hi* Vnd of 

school QCfPCnUiUll's f ht» prublpm of 

child safety. 

During iht? school yonr vhiUirun 

end miifh t*f Ihyir ill"!' limit 1 ? #LiJJ= 

Vision uf leaclieFN. During thi' 

year iht? yeurmsiyrs also hiii! iht* 

lelh of solely in Iks by iraghprs 

and other udiili.«. Now. with Hri'iitfr 

ytimM, the young folks utt? gvifm 

to lose ihvzo !wnuiii« fyr iiu> sum* 

mer CyfMi'MuiMHly it U up in the 

ffleturist and puri-nts iu HI] ihis void. 

6 KILLED LAST Jl'tfE 

During last June thi:Ft* «t-ru ii 

tildrtMi under IS yi-OFS uf am 1 Mit'ii 

New jef^fy Hi tr;iH~U" m!shll}>* jinri 

48a nlhi/M injlirt'H Thf n'l'nrri aUu 

wn thai frt u |H> del* if inns untU'r 

four yt*ars of age and 88 c.ihnrs m 

;hi* sdniM tsitet-ury wvrv siuiiitiptl in 

h*s LinnpveMsJiry to!! 

H I* e^vluus Uiai pairnLai sllprr- 

V, ink' 

in^j tht'm iu iAitstitijum'?, \vhiT«they'll 

or* pryu'cifd R.riT.ts uf biku 

riders should bt* i'fi,u!i il'ni \hv\r 

SQunm\eTs knnw and ul^tji^ tii! 

may kill UP injury a younnsttT. 

w-hvri_ yuu ! rt ! uui in your i;ir fnc-î' 

riiit ^jiiini/ flays- Ri-truifi frmn tc.w 

ing tu" = '*ihiig" j. !iiidri = f! uui u! Un i 

, , , . ' . , . . . . , 

slr%=t*is lay bliisiinij di; your hurn 

• s 

Vnu may unly aUL-L-ti-d M; tuniuîiii; 

m fi. i.r-.,n'i'\i ri T> i i , ;,,' 

Jht-tn. 

11 i• H n P i • O r ! ( • • - •"• 

InsU'ilil. r^tJULi' .^Htn whi'Mi 

F . i . - : - ;:, - ..-.-. , , • „ . . 

Vnu h*v* nu ffison for spffd 

tf.a( «, worth bringing death ..< in- 

Jufj ts ssmr yaynf!ii#F, 

Home Financing 

Shows Increase 

Home finliniMni; by ihi. MUH 

and luan ii^sutiiiiicjii^ in ;ii,. =iit 

slioweci all iiHru.Issc. (if 4? B jiir i, 

nt?r April ii jtmr um>. ii i.^ ri-jini u 

n n siatoment by Philii! KI,Mn 

Soulh Ornniji;. lirusitirnl of ti-.i' Nc 

Jersey SavirijU uiid IJIIIH LV:IUIII'. 

Hi* abio laid thai th* 1 !non°ii.*i' ir 

henlii linancifiH in April V..:,M SIX JJ-I 

evm gvt'F Miirt.h of this yu.rir 

Toll uvury-thiiig you know, if ym 

1—but be 5Uft? yuti kiin-A i.u : n. 

Sou tell. 

Ocean City M J. Turnpike Model at 

• i hi' 

Tin 

,,! li 

in.. Ti;in^fi(.rl:ii 

i!. f. 

n l Tilt 

Gi',,1 (,. W,,» 

Vnrli III 

T iii 

•:v .l..|. 

ill Ml..-; 

ii 111 J Brii 

,i I).:.i. 

'•.-.•if Wi 

i- Ti.rr. 

f .Ni-v. 1 

,i.. Mr. 

The U n «ln f.» !' ;i; M-r.i 

IMUW;'!^ i * i.r.Mint ,-i t-\ 

* •- \ I , ; i . , , . > i I l . i M . i ; i ^ 

^! r i i p t . i > ;' X i . . 's'.irk t ' i i 

i:v T.i.cii hr M '.. ; !. , 

i l l ] i... 1IH ni .1, -. i.n E: 

•,!.;,I: I,... I...I- M I - I I . - . 

.-.,.> ii- N c . i V . , | k " • : I'.ii: 

Penny Postal May gK&t» 

Soon Be Obsolete Jud»« c?P« show 

Congress Moves to 

Increase Rates 

T'.,. ,,, 

, Hi' 

Iii • 

NI..J (i 

I 

f..ri- ,Vl..i !(...-• N 

..i 1 i. l-.M • M-> 

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M r n;.,i -,:•... ;,-.. .,i 

H . . V . . : • • ! . • I I -. I ' . . - . • • • . . 

. . • ! - , : • I . , i . . • . • . 

• .• • ., C ' . .; I V., • M . i 

ii^V;,,,,,^ t;:;.. .U.ii. !,;.,;,„• I', 

t ' f . i . ' ) ^ . I ; ' . t ;.-. . : i i . - . l > ^ ; . l i f ' i i ' l i l M j , . j ' . ^ ' , M 

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I : , « , • • ( . - , , . 1 , . . , . ! . „ : , . ;,-,,-,•, . „ , , . • ! , . ! . , . , • I n i ' - • 

I S1S.1 ATI uin !:-, Hi. 1 i , a r ,,,,,. ,..,. T H E S C R C I K A N T 

. ;n 51:lrlluii|ini .1 ,-:'. ...I. dl nil- ..in: i>l I f r , ( l}r:.rii. . y, 

. Ihfl-I- >,',,|. I' :. ,i, ; •..,.,! .„ ,„.;,, l:k,. I i, hi;,. :,, •,,,, 

*t.!lLH, ii Irik r;ii u,j [„, Hch. it ,^ = 

|i|.l-t|.(| ::, ll.Hi! S5UIJ tioil lion nr iniiii- 

ir. tin- ii^Kt li^t-iti y'viir 

Ht.ilfii ;.,|i -..I-:...,.. : .•. 

a;.', in " 

Si'i-uiTl Uii.fii'.- -• AaiT' 

r.i;.t IJriiflfi-' Yi.- I i. 

(hmeinlTtyouiitsmpandpep! 

DynamicJ20-horsepoii^dnim^thrm 

NEW STUDEBAKER 

COMMANDER 

Briv« this wonder car now! Needs no premium fuall 

B«st 8 in actual go* mileag* In Mobilga* Economy Ron!* 

ROY A. MENGEL 

112 CENTRAL AVENUE PHONE 1443 

Transportation Show ] Marmora Firemen 

Buy Hesuscltator 

Tin- Miinn»r» Fin- CiHiinflny \iu* 

WIM'k lltliwiunc'fii 

.. v.-jf*.^,-sv:-.' = •. 

ihi= M.'ifintJi"' ftr*- 1 hnli rind wilt 

tnki'ii fiiit !iy I ruck for nmri 

inn*- in fnsi 1 of sti(T«eiitinn= drn 

iirnl i-tUiPi = siit'h !nlMho|»s w hph 

urn tri-.iTini'ht i?i P 

t"iii> tni? MiirniDni 

ii,.n =ifui :, hirnirr Oirnn £'jl 

P.ilnil llrilli-iiiint 

,,l tiif iiiiimi'Mt nnH « M! 

NOTARY PUBLIC FIBILITV INSURANCE BONOS 

NSURANCe ALL COVERAOES 

BRXftCH orr/ee ...,1 1315 ASBURV AVINUE 

TCLtPMONI- O* J 8 I rCLtfMOH/i eflgfl 

K Q 

LAUNDERAL.L 

" d IW CLEANERS 

» We Operate Our Own Plant • 

Phone 2746 3210 Asbury Ave, 

Pick Up and Delivery Service 

4^ Saue Tires, Time and Milts 

Cape May County Bridge Commission 

VWWWWWUWI BWIWWWVWIHW wwwwwvww 

SHEET METAL WORK 

Warm Air Heat • Spouting and Cutter 

2 ,-; OUR OWN SHOP -T,^ 

OCEAN CITY - LONGPORT 

BRIDGE 6 Tickets 

Single Fare, 25c 100 Tickets f 16,50 

; The Short Route to Atlantic City 

WM. O. TOWNSEND 

60S ATLANTIC AVE, Tel, 0328 

An ELECTRIC WATER HEATER 

is as necessary 

as SUNSHINE for your 

HEALTH and HAPPINESS 

says; 

CLEANLINESS u .M f if,, wwnll0, far heelth.,f qnd 

WBte 

CHICIC THfSf glX MAJOR AOVANTAGK 

AUTOMATIC-Contifluowi hot wottr, no itttntten 

CLEAN-Smokeltsi - Soolle.i 

- r . u W * ^ „ OB |,,£tri£ 

: T • 

Safety Patrols 

To See Bail Game 

First Attempt 

Was Rained Out 

2H mi'mlHTS i>r the J.SITI-1 v i« 

f iIn- CViilrni .-,\ miij I»:it ••i.-iii. 

!*;IM work. -^.*..«..i. 

•••••••••••••• 

1155 ASBURY AVE PHONFS 1515 1S16 

Fresh Jersey Shad 

ARE HERE - - - WE BONE THEM 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

With All Kmds of 

FRESH SEAFOOD 

in 

KITCHEN OPEN 

DAILY FOR 

COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKE OUT • 

*********** + *+•*+< *******+*< 

i***************** i *> 

-BUSCH'S 




OPEN WEEKENDS 

FRIDAY SATURDAY - SUNDAY 

(Starting June 21 We Will Be Open Everyday) 


Lobsters • Steaks 

Soft Shell and Deviled Crabs 

French Fried Onions a Specialty 

1-MjnyMM-nl 

Mn>i nl i hi' niiirii.na mi. il|.vnn-d 

û,M ,,H tin- inur 

fihiw- i,l tiir Mitliitthsi AfKiiM,-,. Inf 

Cliiili.il T 

i-i.. «,.,,- ih,. lin A IJIIII u 

,,| in,. Oi-i-in, t i n ihiinli tin. Hi' 

\I-U.III HuMiiiiin niHl ihi- n.n Oi-iiiu 

II I'm|.CM nl C;iii»ii-ii iiiHl Hi 

I.., w..||.•!• A'ldh.i.n ,,| Vini-I.ind. 

Rose Show At 

Cape, Saturday 

More Than 500 

Exhibits Expected 

: Bench Warrant 

• For Truck Driver 

FaiJed to Answer 

Police Summons 

You e«n hear 1 the lovely interpfet«tion» on Ihe Hammond Organ 

••played by RAY HOTTINOER in our beautiful Bar and Dining 

Room while you enjoy a cocktail or your dinner, 

FOOD SERVED -12 NOON UNTIL MIDNIGHT 

View C, C, Transportation Show 

Convention Hall Exhibit Lures Throngs Despite Friday Deluxe 

ABOVE = One 

of (itmnipFff 

ShDH, (n C «ti^ rntiqn 

!!&(!: I'ait of buitl 

f € aptslr i i luprro id time 

ulnfmthilfH a Rill', Hafff 

jî S'i Hllf> Mhri nt-u 

Klf 111 = I niqU 

Ih Furnr^s I in? or a. *.10 Ullif 

of Rrrmuila ^hip i-» r ul jn 

half bn inferior ^h*i^*, in mir 

r r m uhirh \rehyr- i 

kin-, rxpculi r ^Frrptar^ of 

("hanibrr uf C ommfff?, alô 

Airman Tells Exchangeites How 

Foes Waged War of Early Radar 

jilafK « wrrr maklftil In at 

Mi 1 I i In nit i li ii 

n III F t I I II il Ih n \ I t 

i I >l n I ill I S i| I s 111 

I in 111 I i,i ii M I I I I i 

Ih 11 if li t i l till 1 n n 

I hi f IUMU lit I iliifti t k i k ' 

»i: Ih H .0 l ml mi I i| in 

Dm nit tlu iiutlin^ tin t 11 n^ 

I fliti is ui II lUrtid Chill V I 

mil | n kilt Hum S \ 1 ll Ir 

mi | I I 1 lit Anlluun In ll i 

tr I II I I I n li it I *imilh I ' 

( 1I\HI t* MI SU {I 

S* \i lit ^nli lit if lnliiEr f • Hi 

11 

^^Î^[^^ HUM TH t 

\t Mllul r U I I I III Ml 1 

\ F w 11 i ii Hi ^ " i i * 

in h ill M ii i \ \ i in, n I I r 

I I I i l l M i l l Pill 

tl 

U fi-i in ml i r* \^ r 1 11 I 1 I \ I 1 

till Billcl nf Cinti I I f Ih nrvt " '"•- ll 

»i ir Th * ri Chilli Ll % ll r

Go*d Pood 

trr«ral uovtity number, wan «B. 

l d 

«** Mis. C. F. EMtkion and E. 

B^JamA 

mil E. JSANHB OOBU 

nuMM 1 CollMpi at Trenton. 

Mtaa Ooble will b»gln teaehini in 

After lunch th 

for their bazaar. 

,J- - x ?'A» 

IMbsJeniee 

A aursrite shower last week hon. 

S»%^ÔUêSr^ it *•*•"**"• "" CoUyi * dile ' 

»a*ii»Wffi'«lte H th* beam ofIUM: •*; 

eatrl* ifaaM who UvM thari wits " 

her mother and three aMen, 

I atJttllsW MQtrtt ui. and Mn, Adams in well 

•r of •ctlytty «Ma In tha known here, having played a promtfins'hpa 

ta and about neni iert in the hotel buiinaM of 

tha resort as owners and operators 

•MM M tbtr c«n 00I7 of tha Wyomin, Hotel. 

to atartea ths affair when 

O#or(c Aîton. wtao pl»7« 

toWn ptons aat up far MM 

Ui.rinrt»uSSdiM Church 

City, offtnd pnrtr, and I 

ton. who Mtended the Adania' wed. 

ding M mn aio; a »uain, WilUatn 

O Matan, an eneuUvt en lire 

boar* of tnuteea of the Bun Oil 

Company. InduMtfal Relatiem Da. 

pammt; and Mra. Martha DeuichM. 

of Brljtol. P». who waj • elaamiBte 

M Mt- Marjoric Adam at Rutxen 

thlvenity. The» w«»e taionc the 

nnrt to offer cengnlulatisH and occupied 

prominent pUeea in the nan. 

hoapltallty. 

Patohogu*. Lotuj IiliDd, N. Y, In•DOE 

WEDDING CAKB 

the fall Sht ui a IMT gxadyate of A hu»e, tiered weddlna cake, car- 

Swprit* Shower 

Onu Cllr High School 

rring the yellow note, .unacted "ye 

golden wedding'- Thto wai given 

Giv.fi Mr A, Foor 

and cut by Mils Agnes L Bradley, 

high Khool Inttruetar. and one-time 

Atekla Foor 

teacher of both son and daughter 

To Ham Picnic 

V, si her horn. of Mr and Mrs Adams, 

Pl.n. for a picnic at St. Bteven'i 

Chapel In Waretown tomorrow were Mrs, Adams, dressed In n*vy blue 

madi. at • meeting of the Women'* lace gown, with Mr. Adams imper. 

..'. Cboler rer. Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Episcopal •onating bride and Bridegroom re- 

gmoo W«TB hiiilinu, 

Church at the pariah home. Tue*spectively, headed the renpiien line. 

Ottarfiitati .tkeidtal were: Mn. iay. 

Mum Marjorie Adanu. Harry Adtnu, 

B B. .Fr«n«B, Urt. DMUJW BÛI, 

Jr.. and wile, Dorothy, also greeted 

"Tie auxiliary »l*o completed if 

^ . I, B. munan. mm Mury 

guetta. Mlsa Debblt-Jean Adanu. 

....gement, lor a ham supper at the 

MirataK Mn. Anna Ztnlek,- Mn. 

the four-year-old granddaughter, did 

pariah home, June U. Two card 

«• Rft*«i,llB, OnM MsnUma. 

her part, too, but in a much more 

partMM at the Flinders Hotel. July 

Jr., Mn, WUUun Morriwn, Jr., Mr» 

formal way, 

is and Auguit J3. were planned by 

Roy Booth, Mrt Edward John, the sroup. 

CALLERS raOM KANT CITIBg 

Wfc I JtMt JoftMon, Jr., Mn. 

The next meeting will be on Tue»- 

LuthM W.IUM. Mn, E.rl lhaw. 

There were callers from It. Pet. 

day, it 11 ., m., it the ume place. eriburg. Ft, Uiuderdale. Florida: Loj 

ster. Reading. Drexel 

will acw I Hill. SwBHhmore. NBiareth, pm,; At. 

lantie city. Cape May, Bridgeton. 

Mr. and Mn. Howard Adanu, of 

10H lay av,, annaunea the engafe* 

mtnl of ttwir daughter, Betty *— 

to Pvt Joaeph A: Ueehan, I 

Fvt. Meehan U atationed with the 

army at Fort Campbell. Kentucky. 

Ko date has been set lor the wedding. 

• * s 

Penn CUM Has 

Reunion at Flanders 

The ISM elm of medicine at the 

University of Pennaylvanla celebrated 

ita 38th graduation anniversary 

at a elau reunion it the 

nanden Hotel lut week end. 

Dapite the .light flood, on FrU 

EMILY 

Dining Room 

715 Eighth Street 

NOW OPEN 

FOB THE 1JU. SEASON 

— SERVING _ 

JVST GOOD FOOD 

* Bre.kfa.l 

* Luncheon 

* Dinner 

MRS. EMILY OALLACHEE 

Jame* Harshaw. Mrs, 

anile Ke 

Mrs. Joi 

ffl^PSTy^ 

Mr*. John Landis and Mia 

•Uu J

Smith 

Track Captain 

lift" 11 * «ena«*M*va ytar. last 

In the ether baiting department., 

, Cooover led the team with a diminf 

pemmtuje at .*•*, and also led in 

mszmmmr* mm * 

W«b School B««t«n B.tting O«m- i J t t l i ^ l S u l 

riMMp with' a JU MtUiitv.nfi. |^^y*S flal* 1 9* tfadt«££ 

*»Wi«nnr>lH. whtw Bert nlleeM u^gl, fetiw MMM «f 0M ttUta 

fM hit In Mrs oBUitl Urns* at Mt. track I 

• yea* he tuBwid out 10 Uu 

_ nS this year he I 

rtiHJb*d tkt BUM amount of hiu. but 

„(, wani to tat Bore often. It marka 

tM flat Une in recent yean a 

[. flayer won this distinction twice in 

*.sW^Bif 

*# a raw. 

«•* atebar AvU wu followed elmely 

* BMOF CManUas, who hit 3M; 

_ . t ShUConovtr. with -»»; Frank 

ro0Uo and Rich Veit, with a asund 

1 

Trout* Capture 

Ben an their record,; 

JOB 

J2»0 

.280 

JM 

J14 

311 

,143 

.IM 

8J 

500 

.434 

,40? 

.4M 

JIM 

Jli 

Jia 

,143 

,1M 

ftillqd Any Dragons 

• Mn fatyoor «y«. 

PAY IS JUNE 17tb 

Seashore Title 

Noae Out Palmera 

To Take Loop Crown 

• Mai feaaes with IS. Frank Foglio 

hid a Ot alugtfoc pereHilaie—Kid g> n The Trout Builders 

ehampfanihlp of the S«i 

nine total batet. 

Bawling League when they nosed 

out the Palmer elub by 11 pln« in 

half title, tallied Ills pins. ISIHI 

JUS by Palmeri. who were second 

hall UUeholders, Bjr so doing they 

will have one of the Ant (pots on 

me Swing T. Conon Memorial Trophy, 

permanent symbol of the honor. 

The trophy WH dedicated at 

the combined Seaihere-City League 

dinner lui month. The HicUei 

Main won the City Mague crown, 

ANO FACES TROUTS 

In the Seashore roll-off, Mickey 

LEDGER 

WIND FOR THE STRETCH—Dr. V, C. FebUn indicate* the 

laving breathing difflcultle* In his home itretch drives. Owners 

of the «ven-y«ar-old g«ldtog hope that the tub* wiU thew bright 

t^tultm by reason'! tad at the Ssratofa Springs, N, ¥, Raceway, 

Coach Cardner Performed 

'Impossible* in Baseball 

1951 Team Record 

Shuffleboard 

Club House Out 

Defence Program 

Catue* Deferment 

By A, I, CLIFFORD 

Publicity DlrecUr. 

Onu City ikiBlekHrl dab 

Among the "pleasure aeeking pub. 

Us" the name Ocean city it a complete 

itery in luelf. The mere name 

ielll at once its alluring feature! 

and also its location. 

Ocean City, "America's Greatest 

family Beurt". hat many attractions, 

one of the main ones being 

shuffleboard, the perfect game for 

every man and woman. 

In 1M1 several person), headed -by 

Harry •idebotham, formed the Shuf. 

fleboard Club with an enrollment of 

ii members. 

Since 1M1 ShiilTlrl>o«rd has be. 

comr •« papBlar (hat Ike club nas 

crown rapMlr. Laal ynr we lud 

> BenkerAlp af Mt aad now 

kave H at the flnt.t coorl. in •» 

toJ»y. 

STANDARDS HIGH 

A« said before, the purpose of ihe 

club iJ to arouse and itimi „. 

terest In this perfect game. The 

standard we have chosen is a high 

one, and we believe that our roll 

includes members of the highest 

eglibrc. 

We contend that the Shu! 

Club is the greatest prganizution in 

Ocean City and are fully aware that 

this association must keep ts the 

standard which has been »i.i.ii.>,«w 

and that our continued el 

be such as to cast no shadow on tn« 

good name of Ocean City, 

Actions speak louder than words. 

We are pleased to know that the 

commissioners admit that the ShuN 

fleboard Club is doing an exc 

job. As they have ne crilleisi 

make or suggestions ts off 

just leave us to ourselves, 

tainly do appreciate this 

ment, I 

We were promised a real club 

I Austin Cummings : 

^CONTRACTINC MASON! 

CEMENT FINISHING : 

By ID McDOWELI- 

Ang paced the Troutmen with a Coach Ed Gardner did what could 

of ili. high for the match, rightly be called "Uie Impossible' 

•'•t had a triple of Hi, Sal. Tim John- John. 

.. . wu runner-up with two games 

of 193 and • triple of SS4, 

For the Palmer Club, Art DeMaris 

was the outstanding performer wllh 

• of 209 and 211 and a three- 

Trouu put the match on ice early, 

winning the flnt game by 742 to MB 

--' "he lecond by 741 to 712. 

b y leading Ocean OKy High School , Harb.r 

with two games lo • successful baseball jeason in "" " " " ' 

of SS4, which it wen and lost five games C*pe May 

Lub Art DeMarln Judging from last year's record, it Hwnmonton 

,Kii,vSi>h »eemed that nothing short of • mir- measMtvlIi! 

lfP. ihrif » ele couW UnPfOve the 1MB record. Mid?*. 

,11 and a three- bmthat mlr,ele eame ,„ „,„ p,^ HMUBOBSI 

of Edward Cardner, a coach who al. C»B* Slar 

• " ways gets the utmost from hii play, EM Harbor 

tch on ice early, ers: baseball or my sport. Middle ' 

past, vacated by the untimely death 

and won it by * TM °i* to B42, but 

they fell short on total pins by a 

couple of spares. 

le championship team comprises 

, Johnson Bill Niekles and Mike 

Denan. The Palmer line-up was 

Oscar Hackney, DeMaris. Frank Bannlno 

"nd Fred Dlmperio. 

Pheasant Chicks 

Still Distributed 

g ,i5 i he «" Cmeh For Longer Wear and 

Belter Performance 

Cape Hay 

Ell H.rbor 

USE 

Middle 

... _oach Ed took over the FI 

vacated by the untimely death 

Wilbur Clark, he had only 

and Other Group* 

T 

-""il distrlbullon of day-old Chuck 

pneuant chicks to Four-H Club Charlr 

members, ruture farmera of Amer- coach 

ie». Vocational Agricultural itu. I el1 

dentil. Boy Scouts and d Junior Sports- Spts ) " 

was started on 

mbuted to Four-K Club members in 

iffiDifte" 11 ^ StmSFr- 1 ? the 

ers who had ever entered Fikshlnf Beesrd 

I 

lition, four Juniors O IP w L K H w SO 

-=. iffigfg. By constant, Siewe 

PAINT 

icUee Coach Ed- kept plan. Bird 

If M If 19 

the future, and he exijccti Cono. 

ings neitt year or the yt_. 

ieball players lost for next year 

Sapbiin "Skip" Oanover. Mike 

PRODUCTS 

ette, Ray Smith, Harry icoU 

H J.L LINE OF PAISTEKS' I 

'Admiral" Bird, 

• biggest logj seems to be 

SVFPLIES — WINDOW GLASS I 

•__,., D,.j the pitc|,er who 

OCEAN CITY 

_ imes. Next yeif 

iîll either have to 

a sleeper" or go the full sched- 

'ith Jack Newcomer, a Junior 

t Avii, Rich Veit, Frank Foglio 

« Bafretl. Garry Powell and 

ey Pierce will return, and 

I has a few fine looking frosh- 

?oming up. 

r 

• Paint-Up Store' 

J, and F. 

SS3 A.bury Ave, • Phone 12501 

Waller II. Crubb. Prop f 

Wallpaper Service 

Paperhangers 

Watch the Haiders 

E,.» f.».Trf. -wordini to the Pcnn Crewmen Rewarded 

TSrf?ilSn?i"3!iii. *» a reward for winning the inerle» 

of chicks were ma'Son tui terwllegiate lightweiiht champion. 

95 and SO and subsequent disirlbu.' 

• PAPER HANGING 

t DECORATING 

• WALLPAPER 

f Mt PWenat raitenu 

how* tar thl» luniw hut, M Frm> 

dent nun put a *«»• m «a 

n»w wort, wt will hava to M .Brtla. 

fi«d until thU b«n h« bMn IKMtf, 

However, when thto elub home be. 

comei a reality. Ocean City will 

know what Is meant by "oKtendlng 

the icasen", A club house Is the 

one and only solution by which this 

can and may bo accomplished, lor 

these are the people who make for 

a better and bigger Ocean City, 

For a real paittime, ihw~~ ' J 

is your game. It is 

acquainted with. 

Don't be timid about trying your 

hand at shuffling. You can lear " 

in a single game. Wht 

to the courts, ask for \ 

instruct you. 

School Boys 

Conclude Meet 

Third in Scries, 

City-Sponsored 

Soys of the 4th Slh anc 

grades of the Central a« selion] 

eluded their Ribbon D«y tract 

field activitj- at the Hccrt 

The meet was the tiiird in .1 sen 

sponsored by the city department 

Feerealiari. whieh donated ri^bbn 

for winners in each ?vent. Othi 

were run g~ 

yards, limited in contestant whe 

previously had won three ribbons ii 

individual eventis; Under the rules 

Events were in eh&rsie of T John 

Carey, director of athletics, ajîstcd 

by severai hi^h school students. 

The summaries: 

140 yard Honor Hclaj—1 W. Winner. 

Q, Harvey. D Eisenhnrt D, 

Electricians 

^^^^gt^mAi ^B , f^ n^^^ft^dVH&^^^fr ~ tfx Ma^ 1 ! ii~t ' 

Second hut—1, A. -T 

Warrlngton, 3. Kelfe \. v 

», tL Morrow. J. SnyMr, It W«* 

B Wlnhsrn Time «7.7 Moonlit , 

100 Yard Dmli. 4th cnda— I 

Sofroney; I. J. tam^t. H, Mo|— 

4, W WUham: I, J. Tanarine, _. 

13,0 seeoada. 

Harmon; a. C, Bowman: *, t, O 

-ell. 5 A, Matthews. Timo 12 0 Mj. 

u.ids (new record). 

Broad jump, 1th grade — 1. N 

Denani a. B Long: J, T, teei 4, m. 

Carey: ». W Wlsham. Malanee u 

feet t inches (new recordl. 

Slh grade—I. O. Kufaer: 2. A, 

haltis: 3, O, Heir,: 4. B W.rrlngton; 

5 B Weiteott, Distanci. 12 fwi j 

inehes, 

ilh grade~l. C, Johnson: i 1 

Salon; > O". Wickes: 4, D, llgga,* 

hart: i, D, Johnson, Distance 14 

feet i inches inew record), 

Pole Vault, 4th grade—1. R, B]jj, 

zard: 1. J. Adams: a. It Sufroney- 4 „ 

J. Allen, Height 3 feet. 

Javelin. «Ui grade—I, C. Bowman! 

1. T Adams; 3 O, Wickesl 4 L, 

Barksdale: 5, P. Greenwood. Ois. 

~1 feel 4 inchei (I 

We Ran started Baying 

CABDBOABD AfallU 

Pleasantville Scrap 

Iron and Metal Co. 

IIS S, Main SL Phon. Hi 

Will Call For Orten 

Electricians 

Iran Johnson Jr. and Co. 

Phone ISSS — Day or Night " 

944 Anbury Avenue 

Electrical Contractors 

Hotel*, Home, and Shops Wired for Power or Light 

SERVICE - INSTALLATIONS . APPLIANCES 

FOR PROMPT, 

, COURTEOUS SERVICE 

CALL 1771 

ANDERSON 

ELECTRICIANS 

Service and installation ] 

13S2 ASBURY AVE. 

Wm. S, Anderson, Prop. 

•EDW. S, CORSONÊlecWcal Contractor 

HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 

Refrigerator. . Range! . Water Heater. 

C.E. TELEVISION 

752 West Avenue 

Phone: 2248 Re.idence; 2119-J-2 

Laurence E. Stedem 

— KEOISTEHED — 

Electrical Contractor 

Wiring for light and Po%if«r 

Repw anil Maintenance Service 

Eêredln 

By WALTO H. TMCEH 

v>tr DirMtor at Paklie AO.I 

M> fl*> in the past and will always be a 

small cost to the slate Therefore, 

I urge all veterans, veterans 1 organizations, 

widows. Gold Star par. 

ents. »nd all eivle minded Individuals 

to do something about the tf x 

exemptions for widows of veterans. 

f he Korean war, commonly known 

as the Police Act War, has anally 

for veterans* legislation purposes, 

been declared "war time status". 

Both the Senate and the House, 

i May 10, passed a joint resolution 

hieh authoritea the Veterans' / 

ministration to provide medical, hospital, 

domiciliary care, burial eeneflti, 

compensation and pension benefits 

le veterans of the Korean War 

and their dependents. 

e certiAcate Is in im. bauilu 

nt, inaimuch as cop- M•flSiSS 

, .„ ,. .. ... ..auired (or many vet. iitit n 

eraris' beneflts, and it deflnitely es- Ii smlw 

•r II Veterans are again 

JOBBINO CONTBACT 

FRANK M, 

MAZZITELLI, SR. 

BciMtrei Hanklai A HMUM 

OIL BURNERS 

Pkaui 1HS.W 1311 WilpiM An. 

Ms It by a pmnjr past ctrd to u s 

Nivy Nteruitlni SUtlon, 138 itm 

•I,, Ptilladelphlm T. 

for women tije Navy afforda a 

new enreer opportunity, which Include, 

tr.vjl. advanture, jab train- 

ing, and tayajyinf urvice to the nation 

As a Wave a girl u ajilgned 

to a Havr ihore bats, •ither within 

the atatop or abtMd, where she perfornu 

taajB aMCBtlal ts roalnuinlng 

cur fleets at aaa. Th* modern woman 

can ettoqae no mere modern 

cantr than tbe United f late. Navy. 

A Wave', life U plea 

pcnlon.ble. They live In moder 

attractive houini with other Nav, 

women, and enjoy three excellent 

meals a day. They let sufficient 

time off from duty, and also leave 

when granted. They find numerous 

ferreational activities, too, aboard 

their station. 

Every unmarried wpman wants to 

be Independent financially. The 

Navy enables them to be just that, 

A Wave's pay is only part of her 

security, for the Navy furnishes 

many expense - free Items — food, 

housing, a clothing allowance, and 

medical and dental care. 

The qualifications for enlistment 

in the Waves briefly, are that you 

be unmarried, between SO and 25 

(inclusivGi. and be g high school 

graduate or equivalent. 

reminded that they must Initiate for 

application for OI Schooling and 

must be actively enrolled In, or 

engaged in schooling or en-Job-train,, 

ing before July IS, lUi, This doe* 

not apply to disabled veterans who 

are eligible for training benefits un. 

der Public Law 16. 

UNKLI HANK S€Z 

WOW ME A GOOD 

LOOSER, AND I'LL SHOW! 

Again your Sefvlce Offieer urge! MfPU VOU A / LIKEABLE P 

all veterans and their dependents to 

have available certified espies of 

such documents as marriage certificates, 

birth certificates of children, 

divorce decrees, death certificates. 

etc. 

Again it is emphasized thai vi.t. 

s of all wars who have not had 

' original discharge certiBcate, . 

recorded at the county clerk's office, ^ ^ 

to do so at their earliest convetii- J 

enee. 

hesc ducharge papers 

it, misplaced, or des. 

troyed. If the discharge la reeordeM, ,' 

I , my always obtain an enact /' 

*" , the county elerk'a 

nrant rtiTum «. I 

of Ike Mad ).D 

,,;, FHANK HOWARD 

roNTRnrTPR ..., BUILDER 

" J '"Vr'i'* VtaV 

Fred S. Tames, 3rd 

BUILDER 

t Bayview Place 

PhMM 112? 

Edward D. Deputy Co 

•COIBTEBRlf 

CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS 

"Buitd-t>y-the-S*a with 

Deputy" 

Cor. 16th »nd Haven Ave.. Ph. 147! 

Training CenMr, OMaf LakH, 

Army Cab For 

More Chaplain* 

Martin. "Men who hit 

previous military esperi 

for duty in the Reserve Corps,*' 

Mill DIVISION CHAPLAIN 

TO PUSH ARMY PROGRAM 

Chaplain (Major) K«rl p. Kui 

of the 71th Infantry Division, 

announced that an organization 

the procurement of urgently net 

Arrpy Chaplains has T«en fon 

for Mew Jersey, Ministers, nr! 

and rabbis are urged to apply to 

Army chaplain neareat their c 

LATE AND 

WINDOW GLASS CO. 

PICTURE WINDOWS 

atllat (our ynn oi i 

- i i n i 

•oldian who ware kill*d In .rtipo 

They were Cpl, Vtrnon •", H«*tJ, 

aon at Mr. Clara Mdal, of VIM* 

wood, who died in October, and Pfc. 

Carl A Kalker, of BrilepUto. who 

wu kUlad tart Autmt. Bott! bo«U*» 

wen aboard the tnntpert Lawranea 

Victory, whkh docked at flu Franciaeo. 

McCann Now With 

Atlantic Fleet 

Thomas A. MeCann, Jr., quartoh 

maner. nnt etats, VSt' " " * 

Builders Builders 

BERGER LUMBER 

BLANKET AND LOOSE INSULATION 

STORM SASH - COMBINATION DOORS 

SPRUANCE INSIDE and OUTSIDE PAINT 

Call 0948 -.The Friendly Yard 

Hth Street and Simpton Avenue 

Roy PlMndti, Jr.. ot 

av., eeeaBawr^'-''""mMM 

from ' L ~ 

Ith. J4th i 

Mb Mwdar, Ml of Mr. iM alii' •» 

EVERYTHING FOR 

WMUTi 

BUILDING 

Registered Builder «JP«I t:qfHrtcU>r 

P. B, Stahlcr . 1415 B^y Ave. - Ph. 2880 

OUR MOTTO IS BMUQ #10B* 

H. C. AMOS 

BUILDER 


Phone 31Q9-W 


CARPENTER I 

JOBBING AtTEBAtlONS I 

Registered Builder I 

Robert Clayville 

ISM Weil «venaa Fbaae MM II 

A. W, J. WillUm. tt Sen 

BUILDERS 

JOBS ING 

A L T E R A f l O N B 

1707 Bay Avenue 

Ocean City, N. Ji 

Box If, AilMlM* U., Mmlm.r 

CLASSIFIED AD 

WM. D. CAMBUR 

AVERTS. CAMBp 

A, OrMTVFT Ofd«» 

ARCHITECT 

>»• f, JHMI Maf,, 

Sik&U 

Builder 

A CLAS3IF1EP AD 

illTHp 

SENTINEL-LEDQER 

BUNGS QUICK SESUUT3 

Phone 1863-M 

Daniel F. Connor 

Builder 

Rea,! 1919 A.bury Ave. 

Jobbin* AJ^mtie 

V. B. SW1TH - Architect 

B«n 4H, N»tl«nMi B*nll W 

Oaean CltT ••UaJaa- 

FBfeaa MS* v ' ' ' 

1421 Atlantic AT. At I. City 

Phone A.C. 4 18S4 

Farm fftttfding*...«f 

Edward CampUB 

WhoI«Mle • Building Mqtirkif 

Manufacturer, of Waylhe B1

• • • • . • .-•• ••.-.':...:.•••: : -'-^-JiS0^^^^ 

3;->:-f. ; ' 

•>• u^ till? BHl" 1H SIA1II IÎUU^ , nuiNt : !iS RtiiElirCn UjUD rtW0ni I Of 

en who have written most of the | boy and girl with highest average 

e 

copy for this Issue. 

The Stan" is: 

Editor—George Wlckes. 

•ports—Tim DeBaufre, 

Reporters _ Ann Locke. Mary 

Kiwthorne. Joan Sampson and An 

toinette L«nio. 

reatures—Kenneth Weaver 

Advisor—Miss Kalhai-ittB S, Qgden 

POINT. N«W 

OPEN DAILY 

10 A. I*, lo 2 A. M. 

- Luncheon - Dinner 

- Seafood -Chops 

ICHES 

SANDWICHES A SPECIALTY 

; B|AK£ PRESENTS 

The Famous § 

HERBERT 

BftOS. 

TALI OF A TAiL-"Jto»w." 

a 300-pound lion, u having • 

bandue applied to wBat it left 

of tail Hull, miter h.vlng ii ampu- 

tated by Dr. Milton Co*ne, . 

veterinarian. "Jimmy" gel Into 

a rough and tumble with an- 

other lion at Trenton, N, J., and 

had htt tall bitten oil by that 

le»s villain, "Jimmy" and 

•tub we dfjlng aM. ' 

y g g ge 

n English for last three years—Jack 

Meyer and Betty Ann Trout, 

Rotary Award I Business Educa. 

tloni—Betty Ann Trout 110 

American Legion Awards— 

Bth grads Boy—Prank Wlckes 

8th grade girl—Sonia Lengeneeker 

Women's Club of Ocean City—J200 

—Teachers' College—Joan Librti 

Dramatics Award—Jack Meyer. 

Exchange Club Scholarship—MOO 

—Virginia Snyder, • 

Civics Award—Tom Lee, 

7th and 8th grade Reading Club- 

Mr, Meyer, lo buy beelcs for Nor. 

way. 

County Superintendent Scholar- 

ship— RulBcrs University — Richard 

Stewart, 

Awards also were made In staff 

members of "The Billows" 

Other awards included: 

Bi l,M(rn—Joon rnilisann, Ada 

Mamaret Jonie« Iw 

(nJoon rnili 

amaret Jonie«, 

M l M 

Pel 

McciauKhlln. Murclii MontuK 

Ine PBljrson. Nuncs Potts 

aret Jonie«, I. 

cln Muniuunn 

lies p - - - 

ann, 

I.wrn 

O 

Ph I 

rt-ii;iauii, r>oncy r"t: 

iwayne, Doi-othy Wallarw. 

_ Hgrnrnlli—Joan i'.,||]»B,,n Kut 

Pfuln, B»ll> Ann Titiul. Jo,,n i 

Ada Pel Furra 

Nille Axird.—Ada Del Farro. 

rrriitintn — Carnlr Freestone. Ha 

nn Leonard, Cariiiine Bnyd, nrar 

iff. Bea Jolimion, Hester Slerrjmni 

etiy RainsnuK, Audre,v Giohum 

Ju.lor.. I^llrrs—Ann Barhnur, Mi 

Ellen Biiwman. HPEKV llnrl.iii a 

iemeijan, 

Num^r.l. — Ann Barnour Bhirlc 

rown, Joan CourtneS', clludys Snu 

-J« leilbner, Ji.-Ann Huber 

.state Awards—Peggy Horlon, Mar 

jEh STB** TrmeU 

I.riieyr*: R. Smllh (Jr f^ng 

^h-ll l-ltrhlnc^MltiP BfUHfttl *S 

MlckfrV Smllh 

mllh (Jr f ^ J 

Mlt B 

claiy PruynV 

in. Han 

I Asls ISr. 

| "The .iiddHinn nf 

i \vatfr 5Upfiiii'si uf i.tUF rill, 

tin' rnnst jiFiictica! mrnns 

pri.inching I!K ! Hnnl of .sou 

fnr thikirc.'P ht 1 tk'Cliifpd 

1 definaciy prnvp ihut .'. tiric- 

I is niiturally pr^si-nt m piililic 

j cnrie§ in pCfffiyMcjMt tet'ih is 

{ 60 ppr cent, and tHist srtiiuiall 

J ed fluorines prciducr thn 

• ûlls a* ruilural 

IMPORTANT DISCOVKBV 

Anchorage Tavern 

SPECIALIZING IN 

Chicken Caccitore • Veal Scallopini 

Spaghetti • Pixza Pie • Ravioli 

Kitchen Open — 4 to I p. m. 

Sunday!, Nsen until 10 p. m. 

Bar Open 10 A, M. Until 3 A, M, Daily 

SHUFFLEBOARD - TELEVISION 

Ph, 920 

fiflOnM TO TAKK Ol T 

Delaware Ave. at Bay, Somers Point 

— THE COOLEST SPOT 

fi WISH^^TO TIIA.NK iiur fi Iinil. 

if fspreaslohs" tif syrnpiiihy received 

iny ciur recent bcreiivt-ment. 

n i 

rifts 

pvr 

pMin 

Mrs: OKCiir LunrC- iificf 

WISH TO THANK uil rt'luilvi** 

rrlcnfis Who JHII-lk'JiijiiPit In r-Ui 

n wPiiflinM iinnl\eisi!i-.¥ inniy ni 

S Tht' nifihy riiids liMuiiriinm, 

riciWtTH .ind >f-n frientis 

Mr Mrs Hajiy K Aihims. 

and fjimilv 

LOST 

YKI.LOW (iCll.il I'IBIM rlnK 

nn;i Riiiln Citilr-yr tif OpHirncIO 

K.n.iin Inmcliv Kinncih rwucl. 

ISIh Si.. 1'hilu 6-1 I 

SITUATIONS WANTED" 

R DKHIRKH WORK - T»(dnK 

t'hlllt' liyh! 

on ghorp Ril phone it C. lk'n=,!-.l if 

HIMRI'I I'AI. .iJKETIN'i. C\n .'inrt rqiilpnivnl Hi h.p. 

I I'Mlninh'. if! Kpimaih cniiine Him I ai 3)1 W AI- 

1 Innlu' nivii full Phlla HA -2-3ZHS. 

•ill Prl.i- Sl.Tiin 110. Trailer Included 

Fl. I = =— 

~~~' h ii. ti'uibouiii motor 

iTKI.hVISlON ANTHNNAH I 

1 anil leiiahctl. MiiiUf«cii.in Muuifin-! ===—-=--.. 

, li-t'll. ilnrnu'inrl [imii (1, IMU AM- - 

' Inn in Phiilii- 2VM tf 

JKKKI IN C1.1WK Turin iiltn ncoiin 

I Cilv .ill M'itr thnnii;h Tliu ScnllncN 

I Lmimr. tiX.m BIT M'Ui. If 

ALTKBATIONS and (cpiilis in men's, 

wuiiitsM s lifitl ihlldii'irs dnihlnb-. 

l-ritnipl si'rvh'i'. lilciil rit'iiniis ;(0-J Hth 

«l, ni|(h. A AIM Phum- hl.13. - it 

RE|. ; liII iKRATlOlf Slili VICE —~RcnilIi 5 

nnii .iiHJUatmcnis im iili miikcs Cnni- 

mcic'iiil - Puni^îic Thomiis ChjitJin 

1121 KilniUQn m. Phnni. 3UIU ![ 

iA KXtftlWH =• ngp nun \.-m» 

Nt=« Viii k. Phllîh'ljihlii. Nsw 

l jtii'l iilnrt H» all parts of 

nr tjn i-ijiiie= Only eorupanv tn 

Cily holdtfifi I his frhncfif^ 

nifiiiriii. stnrficr. Mruir-rn IriifMui- 

ninvinM viiils t'lflin »?> ? niir 

W? V!i\r-v till 4» sfiilcs RiUifh 

nlHTKH 1 IT -T»i. 

**i>ni.lJUiiii. AM 

ran be *v-v-r HiiU 

224.i Afehury Avr, 

vpnrs 

ciiilpmc 

ii day a 

VACUUM CUEANfiRS, new and rebuilt 

fram JltflW up. Pay only fl-2S a 

week, Free ileffisnitretion= Pittgn's, 

52 weeki tn tne year at m Wwl av. 

Phone ^n, tf 

24 NEW CHROME CHAjRH in rvd "f 

blue pUBlie, W* need the- ruLim, *4,75 

eaeh. Buy ag m«n£ ei you need. Nol 

deiivpred, ^S Afibuiy Avcv Phone 

1S4T U 

THREE USED GAB RANt1Eg=Traded 

In nn new G.I^- electric rnngei all 

hitihstdd liyena. One 42" Tappln, one 

4p_ ! _ tlrnnfl, on? =M" Whitp* House 

S12.50 earh, n.il dtilvrrffi, ffig Afibury 

Ave. Phone 1547, If 

FOR SALE 

THREE-PIECE RATTAN IHInK 

lt llt Sltl 

IRIS Wnlcy 

ellent fsnSltlsn. 

w«k end of the 11h at 

t-14 

USEp FURNITURE ai lollowl! itr 

vpl ssm f^frlssrstur, isS.tn (aff^ra> 

dlninie rqain l#t with tablg* liutfet 

»rver and S Etialri. t^.SG isnetm} 

wicker chair. MM and kitchen cnblnei. 

HO 00, Inform Hirr Astner. T3f WM- 

ley Ave. ».14 

TWO BEACH CHAIRS with nun ihn3c 

new, 110 00, 100-lb. top l«r, n 

$101»); 200 year aid Bible, (Ini 

hfneh. S5.00; 3 Iron flower lUi. . 

%s&}; dlihea, electric mantle cleci. 

13.00, 33 Ocean nd. ••it 

MOUNP DOas. born May 1, 110 each. 

Phone 2MB or gllS-J-S, i-14 

USED FRIGiriAIRES. m,» up 

year old Deluxe 10 etf. fi. Frigid 

a EOod buy. 

TWO COOLERATOIl TOP ICERB — 

While enamel, goad candltlnn. Trad= 

ed In an new G.E. rerrjgeratnrs. 112.hc 

each, not delivered, 93§ Asbury Ave. 

Fhane I^tf, t 

REFR1QERATORB — Factory to ynu 

Rebuilt and guaranteed. Ail makes 

and ilzes, 300 to choose from, Aa low 

at ssg.SO, Asioolsted Refrigerator 

Plant. Inc., S31T Germahtow^ft n 1 

phihi.. Pa, Open Monpiriv Wednesu, 

qiid Friday evenlnjiH till 9 p, m. 7=1 

IRON1TE IRtMER, janril: MOKIC Che 

iias range. 135.00. A hyrnrrs. over 

siollci. storage, Bitih In i»sri>Neni {-fin 

dllllill. I0B Crrtar SI , Mllllilr. N .1 

Phone 2.172. fl.2t) 

WAI-NUT niNlNCI ROOMîilli^ Ci E 

rt?friBFiatqr. r-xrcllen] ctinditlppi, Rrs 

Koniible. Call Friday tii- Saturday. 85,° 

IJoiantoy i'lacii. B-2' 

ATTKN'TlflN F1SIIEP.MAK' pun yiilli 

flphinK toil need repairs? If pd. cal 

Miirty" Plriisiinlvllle .'aa.R. 1 hove 

'vriitl new surf and biini rods fur sale 

eheap. f " 

PCANTS =- Afrlclin marigold*. French 

miirlMoidii. i^lRnt zinnias, pompon zln- 

llas. peiynlas. iisteis, snapdragons, 

iciiiiet snjre, aMeriilurn. 59c diiseri, de= 

Ivered free or 2139.J. • i-at 

ELECTRIC REFRKIERATOR Norge 

7 ru, f!.. pnicelalTi. Uftotl ciinditinn 

$50 00. 5m S3rH SI. 6.10 

NI ROOM 

iinn. One Be 

.IBd lint cirltrir. 

Hid St. 

SL'lf R7 Kond " condH 

mel giis rf-ft igerater 

Cull tic IBil.ft. Tin 

ONE STEWART WARNER ellTlrlf if- 

frlenrntni, 190,00, Oni, anurtrflpnt 

sl?,e Electrrtlux nas refrliEt'riittjr S'Jp.i%t 

copper luhlhii IniMuiictj In excellent 

condition. Call Saturday or iundiiv 

mm Central Ave. 6-U 

1111O0 

pair 

s lot 

BAROAINB - Luilles; 

SHOE 

»3iln-ji«s »'"> 

12,X) tn 1 .lii'.i- Hi, !tHiiHii> H% 

ABniiry, &-1" 

BCHQOL TKAiilKRH 

: vacsMan ni«n(h?i > R |jrr* •!»"? 

hy tpuehrfs * stuclrnts |Mr>miM? 

to ygnin after the itiipui luiUfy i*< 

, •Bfieane deftiilnji 1» stiiHV the VVnrlil 

t FtAiQUA Airway BasilUot lit tliP hftmt^ 

"^me by this summer, A fiH'liM > '^*" 

'"* laaiif?*5 when nc*rtrcl >Sriio rcir pn 

1 HUMiltiimcnt AIRWAY tlRAM M 

Ine.. "SW Fcis nidi;,, Philn ^ I*H 

: = BFl^f!>n "21 = imir*ao 

or HEP, §5.66 s ds>, ApiM> 

15' Bhpt¥&, gtjriii'fi Pniill.^ 6-H 

i/PARKINn LOT ATTENDANT to lake 

T. ^Bheeulan. Attraellve pi oposltlim, 

fclW Shorei, Sonien Point. *H 

ON THI I Ay AT fOMERS POINT 

Dalietowi Lobilan 

• Spsdahr 

• 

Steaks and Chop* 

Staffed in Vartety 

d 

ENTERTAINMENT 


Organist 


DiWI freni P.lm 

Florida 

KRclilcnl of Somei, Piilnl ot 

ISVitlUI CiW. Appiy Day Shored. Si.ni- 

Mjm PoiBt, • __r_ 

KfbUNTA!N~HBU> -^Yognil man, full 

"' Imi, HiKrlcnn; llieferied, BWIr; 

I rhurm-cv. TOB Bsll*r»» nd, *•»•• 

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 

!AN crtV iMPIflVMENT Aiieney, 

• West av, Belliiile Help furnished. 

rfneei Inveitlanteil. CBnW 1 - """ 

Prep. Phone if 

food . appmHzi 

br,M,.iw,pt ^ 

"HAIGHT" 

i, w»y 

X s 

. K Alii 

l'hnni> 1611W, 

rl'lUlI.iil'KftV • DKi'tmATilPt Wiilli« 

Origin illy slnre Hj;«i. t>hi fiiifiilure 

ii'lmilt rtiiiylCil hiMli'l'n nrw Klnesl 

rMiiriis I'uinilure HI-I ii> nit. irrlnuhed. 

i n'liMM!.!. ih^niy theMiiry îli anii 

Aslturt AM- I'honi. 1B7(I. 6.S9 

re. Noisily 

Rr:i!,,iniibie 

Bay Avc.. 

I'ulilli: nf Ni-w .liisi'V, 

Ira. tin- Kit ill 11th illid 

lirciin City 

WI'UDINi; INVITATKINH, flnnnimem 

hieiilN ill lioini' niiri rcecplinn em *is. 

Knill? f'osl iinil nthci' hrldCB' hooks, 

Siimhlci anil priirs furnlshcil Erncsl 

rtinci « \v SLIHICW uv.. unwnii'l. 

fcl, S-P. ill. m 

SALE -- tied rUH'thk- 

up. tjijiid eundilioH. 

710 Aabiiiy A\e, 

UHUhlTS. •S. 

Suhult Eieetrif. 

sell sent iind repai 

siandrfitl i.\pewrlte 

for ami deliver, 

Fschaniin 1117 At 

City, phone 4^0BSg 

6 FT. SHOWL'ASK deep frecse. S fl. 

siatntess steel bain miirle. Apply T2!i 

ocean av, 8.14 

i CU, FT, ELECTROLl 

Good condition. Sail] 

Point : 

BURNS 

ith l 

X rofrlKCralnr 

J. Call Sonifri 

EASY WASHES S-cliP tipi- 

rKc fjiiiJper tuh $2000: Hlii's 

URNS EASY WASHES ScliP 

with larKc fjiiiJper tuh $20-00: Hliis 

root beef dispenser, used tine ieiisim. 

53.3.tî: eieiMrii- uranile ieiiiiier $2fiffl. 

oiiinge juice Bump. (20.00 milk Bhiikr. 

hoider and mlMng i'UPK sundae dlshrs 

("Heap. 1218 Ashury Avc . S-l i 

CRIB and maltres^ = m.OL) ciin Hnd 

maitregs, il2,nci: laily s hhyclr IB.rifl: 

laiae tillK dresser, fS.ttl; 2T5liHlliin nli 

lank, ?40.ilO; Mi'Ott eiihlnrf KSIN iimfc-r. 

tS.OOi diessinK iahle. Sw fki: lilt win. 

dow riji tains "50c pah Imn bed Irs.OO. 

S steel fnliilnk' i-hnli«, SS'.nil ench: .1 

lrior lamp! JI Oil each, noa? AiQutv 

A Phhe 2270. Bit 

flrior lamp 

Ave Phnh 

CA YOUR Fi:i,I.ER BRLSH 

nil Siiniers Polnl alia. 

TYPfiWRlTERK 

AddlnB machines, cash registers. We 

sell icm iina repair. Ail pmtable and, 

• • writers available, we call I 

(leheriil Typewriter I 

Atlantic m.. Atlufltir 

Jin glass In- 

di'sk lops, 

itv glass te= 

Asbury av. 

can 

STOP MOTil 

Berlou live v, 

i*Iira> . Odorless 

Browniee. Phiine 00S6 

RAMAfiK NOW 

jninn 

iless. 

Sli 

M AN" 

til 

liltll 

mnlh 

"'tTl 

ass. 

^lass table a 

nilrim-s. Boat Uluss. w! 

•nd uiui giujed, HA 

me oisi. 

VENKTIAN nLINDir Nnv 

have heaiiilful ctistom-mHde fTesalum 

. enetign Blinds InstaUcil In 

fnr as low as fl.gjl a week 

TUTORING 

11 slat colors. . r g tape POlors. 

M weclss I- •'•- 

Phone Mil. 

our home 

i'holee of 

patian'ii. 

Wt 

I M. ^êks in tiie "year at 3y WVst~'ky\ 

Biiffl 

ll 

A INlwCi: ritOrKSSItlNAi 

rcniliiril liv stuff of ciMhl nillriit- 

liaineit sitliieit sjtciHalisls. i:ie\cntli 

y^;ii rrH.iic. piihllt- seciinilai y. coj. 

Pen!- nnd l>li-nicnliii j studciils. Reals. 

(ei fl.iu f-ieilll« esliiiillshed «lti,..vou, 

slhoiii IB" iinilHuemcnl. Wrlln IMI.V 

HIVK COAIlllSll ((IIKSKS, 1! W 

Ktfleeiilh Ki.. (l.eiin City in; tcleplliine 

iPliUadch)lii.i) H lillemiiisli B-KKa. if 

PERSONALS 

VfSlT (JUR C!ORSET DpfAnTSIENI 1 

-.le! in Vlt'ever'y"f*«ure, ilesdauarleis 

for Nylon unlfoirns, nurs. heamleiatiH 

,• - .,_..... I|ll:|i_ .v^.;fl Hl| nrilH»-H 

SAI.K - r 

113 no UP, 

hury Ave. 

INT,. 

(I 

.ed elei- 

Schuff 

l-lr i'j,rrlgeiatnrs. 

ElKlrle. 710 As. 

COT THAT KCIl.riH in laid liillli, sliu. 

Slii.oo. Apply 117 Piiimicle Rii phone 

• UJ.1-R. .8-U 

ICE UOX. Sti.tU; Kirnmiins diiy hid, 

(BOO. Good eoiirillion. ill Asllurv 

Avc. Phnne UrvM-R Sli 

VERVNICK l-nTiil 

5)5.01). Phone 

Aie, 

m.Liy !H7ii. Cijniiiiele. 

2.TS2.M. SOB SVenlej 

fi-11 

New Easy washers, ¥15B,SQ, 

Fllgldalif. ApBllancet. 1117 

Ave. Phone 0235. ^ 

BRAND NEW IfJOxlS nratqne whit* 

wall tire and tub*. Apply pan". 

Beafoo/1 10th and the 6ay. S-14 

IJOL'BLE BED aprlnp: tor wuhlmr 

machine: lampst miscellaneous. 149) 

Central Av?, or phone SIUS-M or ^SNPt, 

ELECTRIC WASHER wrlnmr type, 

very reasonable, 1141 Aabury Ave., 

2nd floor, S-14 

REFRIOERATOR Croileii deluxe In 

original ecate. Must sacrifiee, Ap^ 

ply 4res Central Ave,, Saturday or 

sundnv. S-14 

PURrii CiLIDl^R =- Very rease 

2423 Central Ave. phone 0412. 

ahlff. 

8-14 

MANS tiROWN SUIT sue 4J 

cnndltloh. Three taSlor=made is 

reasoniihle. 31'! Bay Ave. 

EOOd 

CONVERTED four=hyrner gas stove. 

table top In good working condition. 

12 Wesley Ra. 6-H 

FOR RENT 

CRIB AND HIGH 

1S07 Wesley Ave, CHAIR for 

Phone 2951. 

WANTED 

SEWINO MACHINES — 

repaired converted. 

Highest ei«h pi 1 " 

Dill AC. S-iSlO 

Atlantic City 

lees for ai 

or write P. 

, uld, 

UriM, 

WANTED TO BUY 

WANTEI3 TO BUV-Anllque fu 

china, dlnss. old toys, dolls 

::._-.i . = i-. i," .n .... 1=^ . • - ' nr 

and tin 

1 and plcturei 

Ihnre Road, paler: 

rnilure. 

.._ —-J». paper 

.11 pa!ni|nES coppei'. biiiss 

iiems. ilhavinil mugs with 

i.C. 10 oa, _ 

l-R-11. 

VVK BUY ANYTHINO - HouMhold 

Emids, store fixtures, showcases, res- 

.Hurnnt fqulpfnent. tools, typewriters, 

ensh registrrs. plumhing sypplles. we 

pay top prices for used "rnaltres^rs 

rv rPHsrin, 

iihin, run be financed. II. C Amos 

trtll Cenlial Ave. I'hnne 2109-W, tf 

3!H2 CEN-TilAl, AVE, — New coitiiise. 

Klrst floor jivlnE room, dlnlnii 1 num. 

kitchen scml.biith heater, and laundry 

rooni^. Open ilO!'ch._ front atld back. 

Hie h«th,'* a Ampie l clcaet space. It'ard"- 

wond floors thiOUKhout- Liberal ]' 

Ing, If. C Amom, 4S31 Centra. .. 

Phone 210B.VV tf 

ArARTMENT G 

Srcilpn. ,1 belirminis, nieclj* fur- 

shrfl. SlOOn nf>asnn: Apply BWBff, 

ai-fen Jaqupttc, IT DeraH'irp Av*?.. 

ve^ N, j, Phanc PennBgrsvi* 

tf 

THE HOMESTEAD—Si I Slh St. Tun 

and three riHim apartments. Vacancy 

in July and August. Utilities, electric 

refrlgeratlsn, free parking. Phone ^17. 

SSI PELHAM PL, 

Ocean City's finest apartn 

rooms, bath, foi= 4 to 8 perso: 

son. half season, some mon 

open. J us! completed, the latest 

best of everything, phone 0714 or i 

ath Si 

ments. * 

. . sea- 

months slit 

•MALL ONE 

couple only, 

Saji, eleelfie, ai_, 

side hot'and cold* 

mmo 

AND TWO BEDROOM Bp.rt 

ents. 41B «ln St. I also ipaFtinent 

ror.m. .VW Illh St. MMern kHcJ, 

ens, Nieelr furnished. Wear prele«»d 

Mthlni beach. ReusnaBle, »14 

men 

and 

ATTRACTIVELY furnished flrlt (loor, 

two Mmn aportjnent All •lee- 

trie kitche Near railroad Italian nd 

hi ki 

.hoppi 

uon. 

phone 

Mmn aportjnent All •ee 

itchen. Near railroad Italian .nd 

ng eenter. Quiet rHldentlal tee. 

juiv-AuEu,t, moo. is m. atn at 

1X1*6-J. 6-1 

OCEArJF: 3 bedroom, B»W, tan 

lald's rosin and BatH. 

I, New eleetrle relrlg- 

'atort. Flrsi or secondiflwr. S« 

.15O; June and July. »*2S. AturuM 1 

. Setitember IS. BOD. i BsMnsoi 

Deeanfront apartment. PPD, Apply On- 

4180 Aibury Ave, or 13 Walion 

neeaiT 

hv'l, 

four 

tobt 

Ing room la 

able. 1447 V 

pa^M APARTMENT, 

Ltving room, kitehen and 6st 

urnishgd, Private pereh, A>* 

apartment. SIPÎH S. L»lv 

ge kitchen, bath. R 

2 WESLEY AVE, = 2nd flesf. 

nei r?nt eeesfiaififf to num€ f 

qnu. 5 & $850; 4 V »79l>: 3 S 

2 *' tfm): 1 ft »*5O- 1 room el- 

cy end poreh. ^fiO. Inquire OH 

ss er ens' broker, 0-14 

ROOMS FOR RENT 

QDGE ROOMS FOR R£a^T, Sp«louM, 

comfortable, w#Il-Ilelit#a BBS htftttd^ 

With tltcheu convenl?f*o*. In SenUiwl- 

Ledgee bulldlnc, aulteble in? " 

SIK# fer Any taiil*at!a to 

night 

Rates 

DORMITORY ROOMS for young n 

it.S3 per week. Surf afld Sand, ^S 

Boardwatk, %-2 

i OUEBT HOUSE 714 

Road- Q«ni i 

i 

_Ii 

R,_ 

fesm, elect 

conk fug prlviiD 

per wefk pach. 

Ave, Phnlie U 

ionaL Own large Hying 

!c refrigerator, Al 

gps, sreian rate, iS 

The Uavmlei. SOS Ope 

ROOMS FOR t EMPLOYED 

Scm - i = hd l 

privilege*, its 

persi 

Innersprlng. Laundry 

Plyffioiith pisee. 

FjORMtTORY fnr working bq»'R 

glrll, EieclTlr. refrlgefatar and ki 

priviiFjrs* Reasonable ratei, 

ereleL §09 Oeân Art. 

if 

Sffi 9TH ^T. = 2nd floor furnished 

SpartrnDm. 2 brdrooms, balh, large 

living room with murphy bt?d; dining 

r*Mifn ktteheri. Fine apt, tnr adult 

famlb*. iv the month. sdflSnn pr year- 

ly. H W, Leo. ownWi 3tl Vise Bi, 

ENT = ApyriTtients HIB Wesley .... 

Large and email apartments fay the 

eek of month, phone 175&W. tf 

NEW TWO AND THREL: 

bearhfront apartment. Amos, 

Crntrui av, Phone 3iO3=Ws 

bcdronnl 

.il 

if 

.FAMILY 

lion >• 

ind hath. 

laths. Ri 

y PROPERTY - Hardens 

l "lrsi floor front: a " 

|CJ 

ind floor;, B 

ear anartnients first 

iims, s 

floor: 

bedrooms and bath, jseeond fl.oor; 

and bnth. 

i hedrooniB . - 

Ihroughout. Furnished. 

!!•>•••: 4S00 Aahui-y Ave. 

S«ond flonp 

Hoi w«ler heil 

ilfl.nOO On- 

'" Wallnn 

APAHTMEKT 

Ilille caih. 

eepi 

Ave. 

HOUSE, auesi 

Poor hi 

before rentlnsr or buy! 

Ilhih "Income; Poor health, 

lads ' ' 

fe pos: 

allh C 

nllnir Bl bus 

in Irsde. 

^ Corncf 1st and Haven 

!)• earner 4ih Iind slmwn 

O: eorner..4lh . aiid Bimi 

Int 2M. 1 WOO; lots sat and 

each, niloeli 4i0, 

llmpsan Ave, Phone 

it m 

BUNGALOW — ia« Simpson Ave. 8 

rooms and halh- garage, .hot water 

oil heat, aereens. ilorni windows 

rt!m 

fertabie attractive roam*. Cioie Is 

t»fif-dwiirk. Music FitF And rtitAurastJi 

O VHto t 

HOTEL COLONIAL—R-WDH and smail 

spanntnti. Centrally lasted sff 

hqlk O f irti N 

Open for inapeetlsn. 

la, Fhohe r~ 

NKTO pECORATEp roains. Clean, 

cool, eofflforlabie. Near beach, atores 

The ftegtune, •§!'-• 

Phone 3fM-W. 

'MY HOME IS VOUB HOME'—sunny 

cnmfnrtable room, dnybl^ and twin 

beds, M.OQ per day up until June 3& 

Vlclniu 1 Tabernacle on ,W«l*y Ave. 

Also hlse 2 b#dfi aprlm^nt first 

Ilanr 

abernacle on ,W«*y Ae. 

hlse 2 b#drs»fii aparlm^nt. first 

June, 1100. Fhan« 3609-W. 6JB 

ROOMS TOR WORKERS—Perfect lo, 

eatlsh. Near restaurants and beaeh. 

S to 4 in one roam. HOD each. Holi- 

day House. 40a 14th SI, Oill Mr*. 

dlrlh. 6417.R, •«• 

ADJOtNINt; ROOMS Ini lour or more 

working *lrl». Sf.njn nuenable, 

Iil3 denTrarAve, Hiollt IBIB-R/

EL-LEDCER Thursday, June 1 i, 

To Attend 

g School 

To Go to Rutgers 

Sunnner Session 

National Bank uf Ot i t , 

member of th. cln^ f I r k t Hi t 

r, which um I,,,, ,it c, , ,,, 

School oT Bnnkmt. JI 1 ,-, 

mssffier session at Ril ,i, L'F I 

ttf. New Irur, i itk li, k r il I 

.. Monday mil tn ri it In i 

R. Jutu- 30 

The resort honki r , n , 

than 1000 nhu i II „ , i 

«*elt schuol gc.s n | i , t ] t 

tte American Hinkir \. , 

TJSe Itudent BacH n t i , 1,1 

from « states Hi D ti f i 

luitlbla and I in fnrr -n c inlr , 

In asdltlor tn il , nn i „ i ir = I i 

ner union plus«ml,r~, in , 

i and 1S53 Mr Hiri , „, 

. fe two ^pgrs nf , %t< n i *n 

al borne and writ i h, u I i , I 

ypen original r, i r h i 

phue of Bnanti t,i I , t i r 

The Graduiit Sih .1 I i L 

by fte A.B A in lott i , ,, , 

SppQrfUnif} for irt\ in , tl II ] 

^sperieneed bar k, i Th, I n u 

(OF 1BJ1 numbors HH [.hi, „- , 

lecturer* Sncakrr, iM , 

syfateniflng banker lj wi , 

* mtUsts bank suri ni ,,r ini 

armiient officials \ h i n , Vf r 

I of bunking jn i FI lu i j 

HIrgs camt to thL OLL in C 

two Je-irs at i ir jf i if , M 4 

Nation 11 Sink Pin F \i S 

kV#f#ran Questions; 

Replies By VA 

the Juh 25 cut nfT J 

WlHÎ be pcfm tul ID mi _ Hi 

af GI Bill stjft*"* 

u maT chan^r hp ris it =,iu 

riSBDnj arftjsfacturj Lit \ 

lessens int-Iudr unsatL f^tt 

I^qgTesg in yaur prtî rau 

through no fault ^f wur r*n 

evidence that the new mun ^ n 

&? ittore m keeping HI h \nur jf 

df and prt?t ious rjinm, 

am an m the jt»y train 

vArthKGlBtl! I undti-itand ih 

.next Fall I »iU be r.quir.rt t Id 

a •upplementyl enrrcs p»ndpn 

eaiirss along with m> jub trsimn 

y I da so despite thn f.ict th 

eut off daft, v-1\\ ha\t pi=sed 

—Y»a 50 I&ug ag iht* enrnspd 

course is can,iden 1 a- an i 

l part, ef iuur on-thf job trai 

sufse 

^«* B»j]p tn get inin mcdlcnl schoal 

i \ th«' Jul\ 2=4 tui olf clntf* Whm 

mi*! I dn in ortli r 1" rM irimiltt-ri 

H i Ihn! H i!i " 

\—Vi prni p i l VA « ith 

I *. UUIILI thai s nu ipphcel Utr ,ict 

| i i*di!in ttj m.ditil Mthiml inch inr 

iflu \' • I I II HI I 11 , ,| 

I I IH I ,1 \ 1 . 

I . M Bu nDi 

[ l r T 

- H r t , fn I M r m | Mj , 

I c«Hn 

J hi lirt u i LJ mi ni(1 ; ,! t 

••' t-i i ,II.I i 

p i prt m, J,CTI t r j i n 

under tfic ci Bill bui I wont 

- ' P i . i . . i l , : 

' i ii i i i 1 1 , i . 

1 

C «, u I | ,, 

r 

" 

I 

ui r pi i in i 

Woodbine Army Man 

U Cited For Valor 

u >' "1' r c i , \ 

n « I I , ,1 

h ' i I 1- i 1 r i n n 

I I ' l l 

u 

\im% 

L 1 '• 

F r T 

r M - I, i r 

. . I In i i 

I I lu, , , , . , 

I 1 l , 

,r It 

i it 

""« hi •• n i in, 

mi, PMII , , ,,„! u_, 

' k" - I. , n .1 

M 

4-H Club Members 

Off to Camp, Monday 

J M,.,, , -I,,,-,. „ | i,u I [ 

/innouncinyFORMFITWEEKat 

STAINTON'S 

JUNE 13th to 20th 

Come see why Formfit 

is First Choice.., 

For fit, for comfort, for a 

Sweetheart of a Figure I 

W ml in \, ,irn Iif w \, 11 , in 1, ii, \ *.„, , ,1,, ,,, ,,f , rM,,ro 

mill in Hi r In jnil • iimlm I ' I In n M II mi c n«, I ,1, p ,r[. 

nu nl Inr in iri'/iic/iirz/riin IIIMI in u I,, l.iri linniht 

Wii-k Cllll- 1 \\ hi Ihrr l.,|i ir Ii.il.il.l! I,,,;,. ,lr mJil 

— ,.ur IIJIIIMI i,,r-. In n - , j,, l,| , ,,, | ,,,|,|, . ]x ,„ a j ltp 

Hrj, l.ir.llr nr I..1111.I1I1..11 I, ,,, ,„, , ,,M|,|, ,,. -, ], , I,,,II, 

1 . 1 lln in Ji iiiiiii ir ill »>, ,,• 

iimii iaii ,/,i I,,i inn Viu II 

kimu thfii K\I\ mur until* ti 

ii i,ir I iinnli' limn ,m\ ti'hi r 

ninl. ' 

1 Iff Brd*, from | * , 

nrr 

1 Ifr Found ilium from 

P * B** pure to BIT the 

Ihrillinjj 

furmfil W ,-, I 

Amp it in our ainduHil 

Sta 

Olrdli-, from g n 

_j«-—"V 

nton'a Corsets 

Second Floor 

-, 

16 » 

I 

K 1i 

i i 

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1 i\ 

p 

m 

J 

£M 

1IF* 

1 

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Telephone 1S32 

G//ifs fo Please 

EVERY DAD 

Remember June 17 

Is the Day for Dad 

Father's Day is just around the corner. And 

just around the corner, too, is Dad's favorite 

menswear store. You'll find his choice 

here in easy shopping reach. Helpful 

courttouf service, too! 

BOW TIES 

Smnrl fer all Dads, young 

or older. Slripes, pattern, 

solids . . . . . 1.00 * 1.50 

SUSPENDERS 

Famous brands Dad appreciates. 

Button and clip 

models. . . . . . 1.50 . 1.75 

NECKWEAR 

Best buy in months. Full 

stnek includes silks, rayons, 

nylons . . .. I.fJQ . 2,50 

HANDKERCHIEFS 

A sure . pleaser always. 

White and in color.. Hand 

rolled edires, . , 25c to 6Se 

SPORT SHIRTS 

In Into, populai- atyles. 

Patterns and plains, 

3,30 to 7,50 

SOCKS 

si eolleetlon in town. 

All eolers. Anklets, full 

length, , , , . . 39e to 1.10 

CABANA SETS 

Leisurely llvin, »t It, be.t, 

LiBhtweiyht and cool 

6.95 to 15.00 

BELTS 

Alway. a favorite. Choice 

of leathers, buckle*. Initlalied, 

. . ... l.so to 

And many, many other 

IJad.pleasera. But . , , do 

your shopping early while 

stocks are still complete, 

OPEN UNTIL 9P, M, 

EVERY FRIDAY and 

SATURDAY 

t • ''! 

TW/CE-AWEEK 

Tuesdays 

and 

Fridays 

7!st YEAR Nu. 10 Telephone 0304 or 0305 

Ice Cream 

Vendors on 

Probation 

Rules of Conduct 

Are Laid Down 

By City Officials 

fumpliiifit* In tin, 

mrr, %nil the puller had f 

Martird iiiriffii^ 

parkinf in irrrl *• 

liif, briirh. iind d 

huldprn. 

Thi. ,n:iyi.r . • 

b y . I F , . . . , i i , •: . ' • • • ; 

fit-. 

Pi-..-: 

IT 

,H,. 

ItV rill II I 

Four From Resort 

At Boys' State 

Study Government 

in Model Operation 

[•!,. l,| | ( . . 

Ill I,I:,.I • 

j,r,.yrin 

M ,,,r.- 

MIUIIV Allrnl S 

rii.w, in,,I Chiifli'. 

In i,ihl;li,.n i 

will Iti.nr lit itiii 

TI.I- i 

i li i- II,, 

:n Ciii'U 

Jildiir Rii'lml-d 1 l.iI 1 -III.II]f i.ml N'i.ti, 

Lciiiiiii VIIH> l'i.Ii:lli,,lidi f H.ihili 11 - 

Olivn 

Sentinei'Ledger 

* Semi-Weekly 

For Summer 

Thin In ihr Drill iwlr»-»-w«k , 

ls«ur at Thr seniln*l-lfflffr fur 

th#'HuiHfff*F êBneti. 

Hrrnrtrr, until r»li. It will hipubllahfd 

Tur.duv and Frldaj 

mornlnn. In ihr f»l! II will rr- 

«nin» lid u«ckl> •tlifdulr—fVPfv ; 

Thumdav, 

ii will b# drllvfrfd to «yb- : 

•crlbtm by Irltrr Firrlir, and : 

will he on tale at «(»•« Htanda ; 

sn U» day or publlonllnn . i 

Deadlineii for (fnrml mwi { 

and adveriUIni eepy art Man- j 

Bay noon for Utf TOMiday !«• i 

««, Thumdmy noon for lh» Friday 

IHUF. Cluiincd -d. muni 

be In Ihr BBIee nnt laUr U»n 

RUurday noon for till Tucaday 

Imat, Wtdiieaday neen far the 

trUmy laauc. Thin will bt nil 

. Too-L.l,-to-Cliu.lIv drp.rtmrnl 

iarlni UM annmcr. 

niAII NOTI-Ni eUaained 

ail win b« art in type unUI paid 

'•». UM low price d«a nei 

J kuplnc book, an «h««. 

4&M^§!0^^&a>:''^-j' .•••••• •-•;' c - ^ .•«•' 

Printed and Published in America's Greatest Family Resort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Marie Martina Selected as Hostess 

For Miss New Jersey Pameant, July 21 

IKtls < ITV ilIU, Marl, Murilmil j« p.rî.t.d by Mnvsr 

liliiaul H «kci ullh n slUff bowl, a gift from Ihf rill, .liurily 

iiHn >hr «is i. I., i.,I a), II,, «Inner n( Hi, I,,, al luBlrHt. ill Ihr Surf 

III .it. 

illElll.— , ~ir Sliidiu I'liiilii i 

;ii M.II-I. M.i 

Winner From 

Family of 

Artists 

i.l.-iin 

M,,r 

^t vu 

111,- 

Miirtinn. M.ii'i 

}-,,\,Mir: Miiitit 

An 

IMlll.il M.I 1 ! ,11.1. |.(,,!••« >, II1.-1. Illll- 

IIH: -,!iil life- Sllliji-i'ls, pin iliilj. 

.•mil iiiiiiro pii'ti'.. Tliri'i' iiiilir 

iiiicli's iiri' i" Uiu- nii'iiiivriml in! 

ili'lii illlfl ilBSili-iilll'll IllKl'llllT 1» 

i!ll- riliUlill'llillill .•Illlll". 

f.i rili- 

« hi i; Blii- lii'iiiiii I" sluiiv nrl ii! 

mi' Hi'liiiiil ,if IitiliiKlrliil Ari. .sin. 

r-.t>nl\ tiiuiii! tlliit thi. lint' :irt* 

hiul :i .trniifii 1 Alt luiuish Mitt ii- liad iilnlllli'tl 

.' iitlriii'lmn AJtt'r 

Hvo vriiis, Hie trLMU.fi.rri'il tu th*. 

Ai'iiili'tii.v. whi'Ii. i-lii' will licuiii 

In r m-i'diiil ywir- in SflHi'iiiiwi' 

Inti'i'iiir siHMii.j. lljiuru Miuliiw 

mid -|inrtr:iilH 11 n• Her fin'iiriii' 

1 p.imlmM .ûtjii.i.t^ Shi 1 ilifi's not 

rare Him li fur laiKlmnprii' 

Shii hiis Ilill'n iiljjnrhiiiK nrl 

iliililhiiml, when slit' OMIMI wt-llt 

(in ixiiniiim jiiimts with HIT 

fiillivr 

Pelto Awarded Contract 

Jiiiin Peiiii and Cii, nf Occiin Ciiy. 

I was owafdi>d li contract bj tho Cn|]f 

May city ciiinmijisionors lalo In.nl 

I vfvek in suiiply, l.ooo lems of uriispl 

i fnr sli'ecl Iniprnvcmeiits nl a I'UKt 

Of «2:Sfl.1, 

Mr. and Mrs. John LowiOll, Jr , tit 

Philadelphia, are spending the season 

al 404 ZSlh «t. 

IN HIT STfllKNT 

!,!. !pl,!M Ar.i.!*-:ny ti 

( ! • i 

Mil' Hi 

IIKI:I\I> (.(ill) i norm 

r-,,. %,.•... M..,, II,,.,. i 

,' w,' 

Tliuiy-iM^hl piiir* t'f iirnis iUid 

1I>UN hi'ii! InhniiiuiNly nKJiiiiM the 

.puuhdiiiti iK'i',m, 8.imrH,iy morn- 

in«. Thii-ty-eiulit lu-ad.-t -buL-hi'd 

biMwetMi waves, niiivjni; sinwly 

nnri iit tinit's hv€'ininu !» miiki* 

no projirfsN 

Hcfr wi*rt s ^8 hiiNky n^pirniitN 

fnr I iff miHiriinti. swininiitiii it 

I40H-ftint-*iiinii~ rflfu in wtiter 64 

tlvgrvvii io i-uiitiirp 2n ptisMiniis 

to Uv lUk«i, They all ri'turnecf, 

Ninjjiy, sir in Mrnupa nnd•; Siinin, 

who couldn't Hiiish the* lest, in 

hofdH, One hoy, lifter rnftrhinK 

lhe bpflrh/was carried nfT on u 

strpteher; shivering tind ex^ 

liausied, 

• • • 

The Whistle blew at 10:30 and 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1951 Huiiriing: Slh «*T and Flavin Sv 

To 

By 

To 

Be Delivered 

Aug. 1; City 

Do Installing 

l l l l 

Thi. ih i-lrniil linn nl .l.uiili 

Si hulT HiI, 

lim bolder Friiliiv u: n i 

,:-Miiii iitt tn ,«ii|i|ily tin- i-ity « ill 

tiiiliU- !,ylit 

|.i|iii|nni'ni iiiiil miiti-f ml, 

!,, jiiii!,-. 1 WS iiilillluilliil UltiTf,-,-. 

timw, 

Til,- SrinilT 

1,1,1 A in. M 7liS W « ill- 

(ll'llll'I'V ill Iiii. nii.ri hin-.Hi... pr, ,r,i. 

Ui(I nil ,,[ • bi'luri' A,iiiii>; 1 UP i1 

ilS 

1,,1-Mliilh iiuiiriii-il l In. ii.iitr.li! .. 

SP ill "Iii-tin^ 

>i-iii-riUiy 

nihil- hliiiii-ih 

SM-iilf\ iii .JMIII;. 

,lf mitl C,J S4 H»y iii; WMlinii! s 

AniU'fMtn M 914 4h. .mil lln. I'iirk 1HJJ 

Miti r C.ii iiliiiii.i ,.| Ni.« Ji-r.ry 5sfi 

. 

77H iiii A IS IT il fit Ml il h Mllll • ,ntiiini-.l 

;, ,i,pi ,.f Ihi- ..nil ;lii.,!., ,i :.-. 

di-1-l..-.i i ' ,, ,1^1.HIM (. li.ll 

fi.ui, r, l-il'lllt nf till, l.thl:. '.I•'-> 

Will Ui- ill: -IiiHit! hv |.m|il,i>,.j nl : iir 

rlly rliTh ,{-.,! twri'iiu 

Thi. i,.iiniiif.iiiiii-rs 

, inly .II Mi:> 

ri-t:c:\ ,!l 1 

i-,i 

l)y |i|-;s.i!i ii,nl f;ii I,,f- Lui! N.ii! t,, 

r,.ji-i ! !*,,• ,-- ii ] 1 hi-ciiii.-j- fn< |, f-1, 

Motorist Rams 

Police Car; Held 

Nobody Injured; 

Damafe Set at $700 

,ii, -n I.I xaa KI:., 

State Older Adults 

To Convene Today 

..; !hi 

illH! 

c 

Ti-.ii 

u-.. 

,Hn- 

ihr ijtiys lined up* under ihi* 

huiirdwiiiki noiir Iftlh sl! They 

Mriihbi'd tht?! r* ! d rt'-Ni'iie biniys 

tiod uiuior Uioir MhnLiidurs nnd 

piiMSU! ijtl to ((iiNii Ui thi f Wnter. 

A M'l'ffnd whisile blew and ihr 

hei!t*h was t\\\vtl with Funning 

nthiulPM, rariiiU for thi* oceiiii to 

Iieyii! ihi'ir swim to a little it'ri 

ihiU. hiirely visibly from lhi»' 

hunrdwaik. nnd biit.-k tn shufi* 

Two rnwbpaiN, manned hy es^ 

|ii*f leneed lifeMUyrdN, fcillpwt'd 

ihe j.winiinqrs in this race over 

ii h N\vimint*r.N slosvly ninde 

Uu'ir wjiy 1 ihnumh tin-" U.IVUK 

•in id ii-y water, Ht-iiiiivi^ and 

friends Hirahuul iff find lh.it portUHililF 

iJut thnt hliii brulitlii! 

thvin to wiitch the t-cmti. i ,'it.- 

Two were picked up hy a honi 

jibiuit threL^quarter.H uf \hv «jiy 

nut. At 11 minutes and- IS sec 

niids, ono swimmer ^furtccf the 

return trip. A niPe was bugun 

in earnest now. Several hendN 

Vuuld hv sucii iirouputl togothur 

coinpetlhff. fnr the lend. Two 

more boys were hnuied into the 

lifeguard beat. 

Suddenly ihree heads were 

seen near the beach. Tile swimmers 

were pouring on (he steani 

with what stFength they had 

left. Out ef the water they came, 

' racing up ts the lifeguard's 

City Detective 

Is Elevated To 

Rank of Captain 

Salary Increases 

Also Provided in 

Proposed Ordinance 

crtMticm of hi- rifiv jHJSitinn 

Miin (it D tiji'tiii-j; in the 

Ciii jitiht-i ,!i'l«irtin(.fii is 

l ritii-r ;m ificliniinri- Introhfr|ui^M>cl 

( , lirÎ rtiiciiiiji by 

isiiirt' ijrits icu>s fnr 

tit Hli.ity) fi.r tht> 

h 

tin- fUi- oiiu-r 

biiiiifH't' cirUff. MiumcU 

l < lt-rk li»it- 

^ in% t'stiiiiiiiip fur n n 

-itrs I A SIS t"U'?iiiiil!tt ! d 

Iii till ihi' c;i|itiniH > at 

H 

Vtiurm. ;n 

>Af irk nit; 

jriiHi inr :inil- 

lit'iuf,. !)li 

i iiii .lyr.i-.Sn 

Hits 3 Parked 

Cars', Arrested 

As Drunken Driver 

Uri-'i j-t 

n-.- |i..rki'ri i ii Shur,. 

i-r. i.l Niim Tf P.,mi 

Ok SullflilJ ill lililli 

ar. :. ll.-ui (iiy riiiiiiki'li 

Hnilartidphiii «,i« in 

iiitf iS(io tn uail hit 

i t-liiirui' nf ilriiiki-n 

i-i..-. dr.i n.- 

Hi- .> si-hi'du 

.iun-dii>- .it H (i ,t, 

i 1 Fr:ii',kl..ril. 

ri-i'il tn pni- 

Inr i 

!,,,: JinlL-i- H.i-!..ir 

Annual Paving 

Work Completed 

Portions of Eifht 

StreetE Improved 

M;,>tn- 

't! Friifas 

Miind. The rrowd appliiiiflrcl the 

llrsi man.nut, who ilnlshed this 

ruii^c'd iust iri 20 inhuitei: ilild 

2ft seeoiidM. ^ ^ 

He was iiilhiwecl bv the_otli= 

efjs, nnishiiiK in dribble.N. They 

weru nil pantinM and shivering 

Some of them eolliipKt?d on the 

warm sond, Others wandered aft* 

in synreh ef towels nf sweatprs 

to wsifin their chilled bndU-H. 

Out of the 3fl storters, 34 returned 

under their oWn power 

They had made It back and 

completed the test. But this was 

only the first of more' hard work 

yet to como. Included' in the 

regular training program of the 

Beach Pntroi This week. Bill 

Fottcrton gives the rookies od- 

ditiont.1 trainini in boat and 

brjcb work before they ean become 

fulWfledged lifeguards. 

Detective Captain 

SAMI'EL D. PRICE 

Wrong U-Turn 

Leads To Court 

Truck Driver Fined 

For Causing Crash 

trutk dri\i 

fl an ;u Lidi hy 

ToOpenWayFdrv 

Passenger Lines 

U, S, to Pay Half 

Cost of Making 

Runway Longer 

; City commissioners on Friday au^ 

i ihoriziHi thi. 1 reeeipt ef bid! frepl 

euntrat-tnri on July 6 for imprsyifiat 

I the north-south runway of %h0 mu- " 

! niripal airpijrt. tu make it poivible 

for Ocean City to became a link In 

i eommeri-iui air tFBnspor4aiisn. 

I In ii rpjiiiliiiign adoptecl Friday, Use 

i c-ity iinverninii bocty yuihsriiad ae=. - 

, ctMiiancu by the city of a comjnll- 

| tnunt nf IIO.OCKI ol f^dfral ' fund! 

I from the Civil Aoronauties Author- 

\ ity. which will he matched by 4a 

tîtml amount from thr city. 

ALLOCATED IN NOVEMBEB 

Mnyor Edward B. Bowk#r .had 

ripplii-ri for the project formally 

i-arly last month. The money win . 

i.linc-nteH last November. 

Chnrlt^ J, Diet?, airport engiti€«lfcir 

tho C.A.A;. was present at Fri« 

ilitis im/i'iinM to cninjalete action on 

iippriAiU uf contract form! anil 

other tor.Tiiilitios required to atart 

thi. project The nsency approved 

(iocljy • the plans nhfi specineutions 

IM iin wi.,.ks aiiu. 

ki- _-..i....nn .1. Kinfc: W|[i iiinsist of Bravi?lin« and roming 

the time!,, iif thp main runway for a 

iiiiiiiih 2J, uf Wt-si uv cilHliinfi" of 3200 feet and a wiath of 

wii), llin.il SS fur can- 1 100 fuel Thi; runway will be e«. 

iintl i, similar amciunl . ti-neli-ri 1000- feet beyonti It* present 

withuiii ii Iiteiise He : UriKih in a fouih-wiHtcTly direction. 

inr 

ht= had ni=%-i=r bvvn 

rillST STACE Op EXPAMIION 

in Nt'w JiTM-y iilUiou^h driviny u 

siLInijj Irui-k fur u \nviil rnnlrat'lnr. Th«. enijint-er described thl« work 

as the nr«l staKe of cxparuion of the 

Ptl= Ch..r]fh Ru=itii Mud the at- 

fluid «o that it will be suitable for 

i-idi'Ht Cit'fiirrcd nil WrM. a^ = bi-= 

commcrciul uir transport tervic*. 

:v,Rjr, 3rd iinri 4th M?.. UM June T 

He siiici the usual procedure is for 

u- imlli 

iiii lilt" Cawinnuiih 

en i 

the Kitvernmeni agency to provide 

iKlditinng! sums in future yean. 

which Ciin Be used if the city ap- 

a.* fiiH'ti 510 fur ciif 

U 5 

Hth 

plies for the money and will match 

it The nest step in Ocean City 

would be in hard surface the run. 

way un top .(if the grave! base to toe 

Ofik't-rs KfJ Rulyii nnd 

*• Ifi Lvv- •>- flr>A.' nri thr 

.f flu. Hlrrrl in jmAMim 

Errant Motoriat 

Doomed to Toil 5 

Hours For Police 

Pi! 

tl T(< five Inmrs ni hibur fur 

r Mi']]iinnu-r.l by MunifilJiil 

Fijr-k'ni A Kuiy )r>l!'rdi,v 

l H HITHUTMIM. IS. nf Pllll.ljih-nffrd 

Muriiy is. drj\ inu 

iHibiU' nil ii U'itiMU-r'.* purmi! 

Lu-iriM iiccHinfJiiint.-fi hy ;i 

uritur, un jvquiri-d by-sialu 

(•ir^h, Jutiyij Knit uM 

C;jji! Wiihum JI Rniii 

tint ics u!-.t il 4 ji in. 

.4,nft nn 

him tu 

Civic Theatre 

Proposed Here 

May Produce Play* 

Late This Summer 

A fniiill but unthujiastie group 

mafk* (ihin? lor ii permanent ei%ic 

tiit.nirt' in thi* nnUiou^cliiitani future, 

a_i thu iir^t mur-fin« at the? Oeeaii 

Ciiy TV Work Shop Theaife, ThUF»tiny 

niKti! iii iht- honiu at the direc* 

tur. Mrs L.il!ti Gurdimi, 30i 24th st, 

Mh-H HtOpn Riuharda wag appelntfd 

asylum dirpctnr= Miss = " 

PMiiItis, rinima c-ditof. snd 

Grillu. public rulsuons direetpf, 

PERFORMANCE TH1§ SUMMER 

Thp Kroups I'ifKt pPp^c?ntatiQn, new 

in jjfodui'imn: \K\U_ he cscc-Fpti frsm 

"Thn Wufnoii" ;i n fi "Wutherin^ 

Hi-ighiA" Mrs Gordoni is confident 

ih.iil !tiu tiriiup will \iv rt ! ady to give 

n |ji*rfornU!hvi- bt s itjre iht* end ef th# 

liT iinl.l tl 

.ll.Hi 

Aim 

,11 lii'Dir IliNr 

i n! friitiirt- nj ihi- 

!.I r'rul.i.' 

Room Rent High for Trio Who 

Crashed Apartment for Snooze 

Thri-i. inn" ,•*: vh.i tfutl 

iiu-v iiii niijiii v. ini.. rt-til.TPi 

hij. Jur.iiir 

fit.liil iii,id iii,,ro in th,. end. 

Pli.-aiii!:s ui. 

.- ,11 ill ihev 

inii.i|,iil-fiHiri 

Wi.ilni-nliiv". i, 

inr. 

1 Ml 

did 25 Girl Scouts 

Leave For Camp 

Miiynr Biiulii-r ri-isoiti-ii thiit Spending Week in 

U- Di'piiriiiiiM! i.f C"i>nsi.r\ii- Belleplain Forest 

I Ki'iif'.tMiiit- I)i.\rjiijtiiiini hii, 

1 llu- inli-1 ji'tty niirl »i ,ivi nil WHIi a full iiruuram nf in-tnilie>. 

Whuh u ;ift !',i!n[jU'ti-(i i-iiriy nliiiini.ri. i, Mioiijj of 25 Oci-isn Ciiy 

Tln« iil.Mi nil, nniinriii Uilh Girl Siouis li.ii Siinday crti-fliniiii 

,,f ,t,i?e I tlinU 

|.iT..i 

rfs. " li 

i'h,iH< tn 11.JI>l;is liiii III., iilhi'i.- 

!iilki-il ni- uiss i' i if-JI ii, :i I ;!• ni iiii 

NIIK l.OVKS p.\INTIN(i 

,\l,.-'« Mill I ,mi ..|i|,i-,ii'iiiJ 

tti.ii.- ,iiy.i!'i-,-h,ni:ri i' uiiuii , 

hrii'My ill: hi-r I.H,- fur |I;,IMIIMI 

ML^ Mryi-p-r. pi iî'Mi.ii ..in \i 

|ii:inn Mill! i.f dii •,i!iii:i:;ii mi lli.y. 

while Mil... TnJii v pii'ilii- mi itl.-p ih- 

NIL: 

ii 1,1 

Cjili'i'li M.iii,- «...« |)r,n-nl,.il wllll 

IHT- UIIUII -i-i-|iil',- ili'.il f!iv;,l If.liiB 

liy Miiry lliMidi.r.-i.i: PiirkiT. MB 

tliiiiil City l!).'ill. willi tiillrlllilcil IliT 

ri'ian nt! tin- ri'Miri .'iiiM-cti of lii'iiuty 

rate 2, iilra»e 

Bi-i-iiu.î.' thty i-i-ii; uni.ii ii si-r.'.'n 

in iiitir ii III»t llnu 

thr three were line. stu i-ai'h mi 

iliilrm-H iillil 

si.viii half ii ilay's llil r ill j.iM!- 

tMi-iiii t-t-.tircs iirouiu! r 

iHiiiriers iiiiil cleiiiliny HI 

ill Sii r« PII 

h,!(. 

h , k iniiii- 

rt- 

. A • 

n ii|i|«' 

iht-iii 

r Tin- Wnrk Shn|i Theatre is still 

JicH't'ptinu iiiembtT? Whiln inter- 

I'siyd in pun pit? sviih act ing ability, 

nirnitHTHhipj Us nprii tn any Who are 

irilufLÛHJ in LifJf Theatre warfc 

iri'ludiEiti nrtists, muît'iiins, dancers, 

Hirmfi=js: wrllers.- announcers and 

^tiiue hands. ThtTe ia tin age limit, 

ALSO SOCIAL CLl'i 

Whili* tifgnViizod primflrily for the 

inn tuli'nt fiiF ujlMvision, the grsup 

i iilsit ciiii hpciimo a social elub for 

!u sjieiid ii iU'tk t-iiilllHiiK .it Eiisi ! youiiH pt'OiiU 

Creek .LiitiMC in the in-art nf the 

Bollenliiiii Btiiti Puici,:. t".,,... M.iy 

Ordinance Raising 

flu" 

Juiius* Kfiuiklin A King iin- 

Jiiisi-il ihi. i'mes iin Dnhiild J 

CaniiTiMi. 21, uf Si'iiricliilf. N Y . 

Hiihert' li. Kiiiie. 83, or 734 Bi.n. 

CMH hi Mcrinn stiitinn. Pa., and 

RiiyiliMhil B, FetheriiUin. JO. • uf 

lllll N liSrd st . Philndeliihiii 

They were nrriiliiiird ii» 

chiirui,^ (if IjreiikinM iiiid ent*.rill!!, 

hut Jutiiie Kin« L-hanut-ri it 

ti, disorderly ciinduct. C'iiitieroh 

ami Kiiiie siiiil- ihey had just 

Hi; I hi- .•ra.-hi-if 

- jiiil-tv LIT lii-i- hi • ii C'I'.I'.IH- 

]il lii-i.r W,.»I,.y ,n ..lik.iit 2 

i! Ill . illl! b'il ,ii iU T ii-llll!".! 

h W;M ^t-vrr-i! him!-. l.iU-r ^ hi-M 

' ?-hi- Ill-aril ihi' .Hh-ii: I, 'ni.viu 

iilill lounil Ihi'lil li.n-k :r. MillllillMV 

CiiMHTiin. .^jiiikr.iiniiiii t'nr llii' 

urinip kiiiii ihiMI- iilliy. niiiUi,!ii;h 

in ?,i\ i' imim-y mi a ni.iil 

ftiiiin 

JudMi' Kmi; piiiri-t! tht-iii iii ihiflMludy 

of Pnlii-C Chii.f Rnbcrl 

J f.at-ki-y ii»i a i-i-ork tU-iail imtil 

h |, in Tiiursciiiy 

Salaries Adopted 

Tile Si-mlls ie|iri.,i.r;il L' ,i 

An ofihiiiniiM. riiij-HiM the fiiliirie, li>i-:i! li-iiiijis. SMli ii.u. - . r 

of flu- L'ily his ii>si-j.s!ir liiiii the (iiiy. Juiii- 24 Thi- MlltifiM is 

hi.iihh iinirt-r t,i $33(1(1 i, year was si.ri.d hy till. Mothers Ci.uni.-ii 

' iiiliiiili'il un lilliil ri-iifl iriiJ hy the Aee(ilii]iiinylnji ihe kills iis liinijj 

ii,iiiniissi,,ii,.r. Friday Theiv «;,.« li-aders fni-iill or [liirt ,11 the week 

I-., • ilMii'M. 

are Mrs KTiiPHis V.mGiltii-r Mrs. 

Miiry S«iirli, Mis. Ermu'Kiilm. Mrs 

Thi- iietidii «us t! s n in iiiLMiibprship sf permsnsnt 

i - -îinui residents of Ocean CHr 

î-vt-ral of Mr*. Gordonl's proteges 

u, -.'itatre nnd motion picture j 

No Interest If Tax 

Bill Is Paid Now 

Resort liropi-n^ ownert will have 

(. in a r .sicmnrusi nuîiiiii, art- lil.JI AiigtiKl 1 |i> piiy llu'ir tSKSs iQT 

~ "' 

Ml*, nnd Mr.N. P, Corey, nf 

rii vyc-ntienmu 

t 2nnIty date was adopted by (he 

lily ScouLs will h'nrn nbnut sîld ( eommissiaiujrl. Priclaj-. on reÔTn* 

hittla, . '. mentlatinn of Commisiioncr K«rVey 

Thprp also will be instrurlihn , W; Adanw. The dentil mi- iMt ye«r 

tliisse!! In sltWthinK by Mm, Doris ' wot July 1, but it had been Augu»t 1 

Taylor nnri in ciiokirid by Miss [ tor many years beforo thit* Tlie 

VuncP. of the Atlantic City Elecirif i later date benefit* spHsnnal buslnnw 

Cn A KU'tmmlnii mept m planned ; penple, allowinE them more sppor. 

fur one afiernnon tunlly to raise their tax money. 

Hostess House Needs Bureau Clerks Appointed 

• ! % • • • • • ^ 

j ^ WQ 1V1OF€ WlOCKS { bureau on the boardwalk were ap- 

LibtTal donations nf food poured i |Kii|itud for the summer smsion by- 

: Inlo the larder of the Hosiesj; House • the eomffiissionerii Friday. Thty 

For Convalescent Girls. MO Central | wj-re Mrs. Helen Booth and Hn. 

i av.. as it opened for the geaMon, Sat- ! Mariiaret C. Preebqrn. 

urday=-but. of eourse. more will be —-—^^^ '. • . 

: needed eonstanlly. : ir>wmMm- * fmtrnw^wm 

• Included in larBe week.end dona. • TIltfE OttO TIDE 

! tions. in response tii^nn appeal in I " ; 

; The Sentinel-Ledger.Thursday, were 

10 pounds of powdered milk, six 

dogeh e^gif and a crate of canned 

j peas and eorn. 

The Sentinel - Ledger also an* 

nounee

^M& 

M,\ 

-: 

•' ' 1 , ' ^ SB 

LiCi Fv 

S BRANDS 

.CIA of > Uf«4in» 

-.-^-ttm*d >> Uw Stmn 

ith « Sp«id«l Bud 

v4>* SfuoW, ijft'WIto.in 

Miss Ocean Cify Contest 

. CMHM fnat pan 1 All ol the local contestants wan 

Ida Parker also appeared as an sponiored by resort business fixnu 

entertainer on the program, ringing or organtxationf, and all received a 

•s kopfano solos, "I. 1 Amour. TDJeun. girt tar their effort!. 

I vAtroHN COMFOMT SINGS 

I sing MI Vaughn Comfort, 

tenor, 

taye", "A Donna Mobile" 

•akk 4e Sonata". 

Arthur IJoyd. tl 

Index", amazed the 

Arthur G. Witklns, executive sec- 

| retory of the Clumber of Commerce, 

iMnuItt of cEnmanles tor the 

(muling, introducing the girto flrfe 

I Hi evening gowns, then In MUUng 

suits, and finally in the personality 

feature. 

The board of 10 judges It was reported, 

.elected the new queen on p 

paint system of scoring. 

Other cmtestanu were: I 

Beatrice B. fotuuan, 17, of 121 

Connecticut av.. Some Point, who 

W| "teadanie Butterfly". 

.fBtH«» •nnmeeke, 11, ol IIB 

Vast «v.. wh« gave an informal talk 

u to why »h* Ukes Ocean City for 

sponsored by The Losan, a hotel operated 

by her parents. Miss Talley 

-•» MnMMr lain I W MM MMi 

riMik MM Mn. Betas MtefaN, 

County Maps 

WAT Un Hinfo 

Police Chitf. ,nd 

Prosecutor Confer 

thorities in eurung operation of »he Md 

commercial bingo and similar garni)- I ° 0B ;« etl . ! 

afternoon at a conference erf police 

CbucUed Ad. idtt AanHal 

Fall* Ib ktetp bog 

HdHifef Wtthiati Fined 

_,. Point's Munlcl- 

IrH ThompKjn on 

fter 

waned to kew the 

She was arrested last 

Policg fjh(af Williem Morrow an. 

Hcer. has been added, to the force to 

eeke. by the Sand Musle Co.: Un 

Cant I «a«yeri. by The Dorto: Mitt Mae- The pfqiecutor reiterated his prev. enforce the dbg ordinance, 

**«• Matter, by Oarrtaon ; 

ious assertion that the county is in "We the itate. / 

••oeiatlomi in Capo ...UJ tuun,y 

now total l7J7i,li«. - 

Barrett 

Pomerlr Senllnel Ledger 

Job Prlntlnc Dept, 


A bill rnlslng from MOO to SHOO l\|A»r r>»'AAAA7JlV I ft 

a year Uje pension in be paid Id *!vW * ICC^f^JT 1U 

mentbers 'of the Teachers' Pension w% YT** m 1 1 if3 

and Ajinuiiy Fund who retire bclore KA PiniChAn V|fir«Il 

July 1 with JO years 1 service, was WC I UlidUCU OUUII 

eoWrK. ' aw by aavernor DrU= By.Pan to Be 

The net provides Ihnt the pension 

shall be in addition to the members' _ 

Ready Next Month 

annuiUBj. It does not apply In „ toiutrunion nf the new Route 

teaeheri who retire after July'i. Frt.-way i/h.eh bypasses Cane Ma 

MHMOaMMf pleted early 

nt.f- fTo FrMjdtnt Carl Hn 

•MB thia wtak lUMlIed u "aeUtt 

nitoveraive doctrlneii" the proMnh 

of the Slat* Chamber of Cornnnres 

to tnd direct control, on price, and 

w»fus,. , " 

In a letter to member, of the 

House ana SanaM banking and currency 

committee*, which ore considering 

ejiten*lon of the Defense Production 

Act expiring June So, Hold* 

erman changed that the Chamber's 

propawls to substitute, "indirect" 

controls '.would legaliiei the dufense 

ntketeeriilg of businesi proBieeri, 

without itopplns Inflation", 

mm TUAN Mini 

"They wbuld'devastste our nati» 

fur more th 

quarter billion doilari In new saving! 

ier wai Diiiion ^cod aollari in the in association., new sav. — — _ _ — - _ ^ _, , 

and wai »2H,0OO.OO0 placod in WM the aflvanecd association., to -, _ Reiort Gas Co, .____.^._^.M, 

borrower, to enable them lo buy or 

build ^KbHhriX a home. 

n? CoUrt ReOpenS Employe Rounds Out geef Price fut 

Approiilmately 70 cent, Of each 

dollar of net Income wa< paid nut in 

dividends 

PI,.I» 

to the ayBfojilmately 70 cm,., Mo e«h . 

Marv D;UV r__. 

000 aaven In the nvlnm and loan 

Institutions in New Jtrsey 

28Year i of J?!^ e r.- ^ * 

— WB, pald Ollt ln iTiai y ixiicy v-aM; •-..—.-• — 

foxlmately MO,. ' tl M. TV • l ! 

vinia and lnan Upietf. D.smtssal 

nniOLDMi n» in new SOS Jtrsey. QKADIJATEI ' gy Lower Court 

The Unllliin,i prices for bmif cuts have 

been dc'tprmined by geographic zones 

of the country. South Jersey Is in 

Zone UN. 

Thu listed prices are for cute that 

are legally required by OPS. In adriiiirm 

to the pasted price charU, re. 

ta:]c?rs are required to have separate 

tirades in suparalo trays with each 

l.-ay iaEBed with iu eorrcct price. I 

Pensions 

>! t 

Tort, are being mate M 

CIO Denounces Curb 

or* Education TV 

The New Jersey Stste CIO this Heywood-Wakefield 

week denounced the Federal Com= 

municatiens C^nmiîen decision 

denying New Jersey stiy ttJeviskm 

channels fer educatianal purples, Carriages - Strollers 

"Thia aetion is doubly dkcrimU 

natery". State CIO President Csfl 

Hoiderman said in betters to the High Chairs 

FCC and State Education Cammis- 

ffTpei October I. After tfe* !Ht sioiier John H, Bagshart 

reduction tn-tf will be •elilnc at "t\ puts New Jersey ki s elags 

retail from plshi to 10 e*sU !««. apart from the ether 47 states, all 

while esltle prices will be abast of whom have reeeived aHocatieni 

25 prr cent hljhrr (tu»n p*rlly. for edueatisnal televiîsn stations. 

It also discriminates against linn- 

Mri. Hetan S= Simon and family prefit education in fa%or of eom^ 

have arrived irem Abbingten, Pa,, mgftriai profit television, since nine CBIB MATTRESSES ud NURSERY FVBNRDU PADg 

and life dumieUod si MB St, Chorl#3 channels in eur slate havgt been al- 

pl fi>r thi? summer. 

lotted te commercial TV and none 

far education/* 

A"lftiir|5 tAnctfe end aîiSir brain if o K? ft, I ee s 

are often found in the same head. 

104 Asbnr A». 

Only at 

GARRISON JEWELERS 

Cu You Get Uiu Written Guarantee When You 

Have Your Watch Overhauled. 

Iff OUARANTEB thai any watch OVERHAULED by M 

will ran and aacp time aa (tmd u, or totter than, when 

M, Alas that tttr Mir of MM natch will to cleaned and 

pallahcd to look as nearly like new t, possible. 

Tall GUARANTEE b far one year antta thp watch hu 

j been tenRly bnnped sr dropped, or been opened and 

II tampered with. 

oan raahe ihlp imHrBfi{«c when ws 

P. a-^f 

rt, hut th« 

t mul fr. _ ... ._ 

a 6En*et to pay mush msr* for ili 

f lliins jafe e! ' ** 

GARRISON JEWELERS 

THE HOUSE OF DIAMONDS 

805 ASBURY AVE. Phone 2278 

SPECIAL 

OFFER 

We Give Business 

Cards Good for 

Wm. A. Rogers 

Silvirware 

and Guarantasd by 

ONpiPAUTD 

n «>••« hulHB ciirdt •!»• wmw will 

••». •• SW Sl«» • 

ise^ 5tnrtL?cl x-ûik 

b!nek ti r> Biirliir 

nt'ht-H of th" four- 

for the Ole He 

of the four 12-foot 

State Moves to Seek 

Federal Beach Aid 

Governor Drisi Drisinll nil on Friday COMES PREPARED — Four- 

signed a Senate nate joint resolution reiolutien ycur-old Dennis Lenagen i 

which request! U Congri Congress to adopt Auslr-" " '* — 

l#gisllitinn providing jvidinxj federal TQI aid for 

proleetlon a n tl pres 

beaches ojfninst eragion 

rived In New York, he Insisted 

The rrsolutlen wits s 

on keeping his bike at his side. 

Senators Anthony J. 

Ho made the long trip here him- 

Capg May Couniv; Fraf 

iBlf-^net by bike but by plane 

AtlBntis: 

—and will join his father in 

J. Btirn:ey Herbert 

Trinidad. 

CARE Y 

Real Estate • Insurance 

Boardwalk at 15th Street Phone 0178 

TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT 

Near excellent beach. Each Bp»rtroent: 2 bedroom*, 

living Bnd dinmg combination. Nicely funiMhed. Well 

$16,000 

B5ACH FRONT 

IWWWfc SITES 

SITES 

% • * 

^ To tote, a, 

D/scovery Orh 

*ta, POWER ^ 

Wîim wanted to glf« you and anfycm in town a 

chance to dUcover what it's like to drive a POWER- ' 

utonubc trwuuniuion hM been ao huge... we coaldift 

Iteep a tfamMHrator/ Now w. refiw to wait any 

tomsr. In splM of growing demand, w."v, M a demon- 

•tnttor a.ide for you to drive... , ,i 

iotott Prnwrglide wiU 

• 

I'I 

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m^^M 

,EDGER 

j. 

.ER, Inc. 

•4ttn*M*Mw — SB. lam 

ilncMuuMP 

Om cur. turn Imam 

J U N E 18, 1 9 5 | 

VutteraJ 

»n that the summer season is at hand is 

i thb Issue The Sentinel-Ledger »winga 

twfce-ft-we«k aebcdule. 

MI wall be admitted, has been 

transit tnta y«»r. due to certain 

fterPluvhw. S»m Deitch, the «c- 

.._ weather prophet in Atlantic 

friendly fellow who likes to see every- 

us that it wart't his fault, and 

the clouds away, he'd have done 

. tha time this first Tuesday issue 

will be blistering tender backs and 

' to A tepid temperature. . . . And so 

is when Ocean Ctty ia holt to hun 

j of happy vacationers. 

frisking fit the surf, fishing, boating, 

nnis or rimffleboard. bicycling, hiking, 

will be * long series of special events 

em. 

will be much In evidence during 

i bating this week end. And music lovers 

>penlnjr of the summer music season. Sun. 

ifusic Tier, when the Jungermmannmrehot 

of Philadelphia, will present a free eon- 

followed dorimr the week by various 

ig- musical groups. The city's fine muni- 

*, directed by Clarence Fuhrman, will 

i-n4gbts-a-we«fc season in the Pier audi- 

fpnda*, July 2. 

New Jersey Pageant ia scheduled for 

i iUss New Jersey will be selected here to 

t atate In the Miss America Pageant in At- 

itlwrfall. 

among numerous special features in 

)« annual Baby Parade, August 9. ... 

._> io America's Greatest Family Resort, 

#*« a summer full of fun, health and hap- 

for you. * 

; get rich trading with each other, Jimmy 

'the Chamber of Commerce, Well, who's 

iAUo Travels Far 

E rood news, as well as bad, sometimes 

Offered in two recent occurrences in 

Ct(y Commissioner Lunny'a courtesy in- 

> parking tickets. First offenders who 

nickel's worth each now finds a ticket 

lield, directing him to report to police 

t Where he is requirad only to drop a dime 

i and call ft square. Previously he was 

11.00 ba^l, and either forfeit it or go 

of appearing in court. 

ritlc City newspaper thought so well of this 

ti published pictures and a story 

ciirrence wag the Chamber of Com- 

ation Show, in Convention Hall, This 

City to the attention of transportation 

lly all over the world, 

live enterprises, these. They did a lot 

I publicity the resort received following 

in, and from the eternal wrangles of 

*" lamented, city commission. 

Gheen said it is bad when people think in 

But to the lady who tripped over a pro- 

•i] on the boardwalk, a small thing was 

ant. 

> Americantsm in Hugh School 

•ente and friends of thi« year's Ocean 

pi graduates must have felt reassured as 

7 , the nation when they heard their som 

$,t commencement last week express 

r 0»?ric»niBm, and heard them, rip Russia's 

t to shreds. 

school is a fair criterion, then we 

America has its eyes wide open to' a 

i of all that America stands for; that 

'have been put on their guard against 

" false doctrines of the commies. 

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

m 

mmmm 

mmmrn 

tn>blt«i Child 

Die$ Rescuing 

Granddangliter 

Good Season Forecast for 

Shore by Federal Reserve 

Seashore resort communities on 

the New Jersey eeast are anticipat. 

ing a^ good liii season, according to 

the Federal Reserve Bank of Phila- 

delphia-. 

Most ol the June issue of the 

ink's "Business Review" is devoted 

10 "Business on the Jersey Shore", 

ind a description of various sea- 

ihore resorts from North to South 

Tersey, 

The Review says that early apart= 

ment and hotel inquiries have, been 

running from 25 to 40 per cent above 

last year's, though thu may be eon- 

wary to current records of Ocean 

City* real estate agents. The Re- 

view also reports that prospects for 

the current season are based upon 

prevailing high level* of business 

activity, employment and income, 

SPEND MILLIONS ANNUALLY 

A summary accompanying the Re 

view, wrltte i (or the press, con 

tlnues; 

Ouesti at the seashore resorts of 

New Jersey spend between a quarter 

and a half billion dollars annually. 

The chief attraction is, of course 

the climate. When the days Bet hot 

and sticky In the cities in the in. 

terior. it is always cooler and more 

comfortable **t the shore." New 

jersey is also favored with gently 

sloping bathing •beaehei. fine white 

sand, an abundance of good sun- 

shine, good nshina and other tin. 

tural attractions, easily available to 

the most heavily populated area at 

the country, from New York to 

Washington ' 

«T TO KTENB SEASON 

Founded upon the changing sea- 

sons of the year, the Review goes 

on to say. the most obstinate and 

obvious character of the resort busi- 

ness ig its seasonally. Every resort 

strives to iron out the seasonably 

by such as Atlantic City'i annual 

"Miss America" Pageant, the sched- 

uling of eonventioni in off-season 

months, the offering of reduced rates 

for apartments and hotels in the 

le»a»favoresl months, and the pro. 

motion of light industries xe broaden 

the economic base. In fact, season- 

Blity is no« as great as is popularly 

believed, as revealed by the records 

of bank debits and deposits of sea- 

shore banks. 

The long-run outlook for the re- 

sort industry of the New Jersey 

coast is especially auspicious lii- 

reasen of numerous developments in 

process and in prospect. 

Scheduled for completion this 

year are the New Jersey Turnpike 

and the Delaware Memorial Bridge 

which will greatly improve accessi- 

bility to the New jersey resorts. 

The state is also building and en- 

larging other highways in anticipa. 

tion at a substantial industrial de- 

velopment touched oft* by the con- 

struction of new steel mills In the 

Delaware Hiver valley 

SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH AHEAD 

Substantial growth in population, 

accompanying the expansion and di, 

versification of industrial activity al- 

most at the back deer of the coastal 

resopt industry, is destined to jturu 

ulate the demand for the services 

of the seashore vacationlands, 

PiKMUg OCEAN crrv 

The Review briefly describes the 

principal resorts. Following a des* 

cription of Wildwoed, it ha» this to 

say about Ocean City: 

"Ocean City, farther up the coast 

and within sight of Atlantic City, is 

a resert of still another type. With 

a permanent population of (OOt. that 

swells to an estimated 10,000 at the 

peak ot the season. Ocean City takes 

pride in being The Country's Great, 

est Family Resort 1 . This grows out 

of the fact that it was started as a 

Methodist camp meeting, and in line 

with that tradition the sale of alco. 

hellc liquor is still forbidden within 

the city limits. , , , 

"Long popular as a family resort 

and placing somewhat less emphasis 

upon eemmereUi! forms of enter, 

tainnient than its neighboring com. 

munities. Ocean City is steadily Bain, 

ing in the sWc of Its permanent pop- 

ulatlon, which according to the let. 

est census has increased over 25 per 

cent during the past decade. Over 

1.000 homes, at a cost of almost |10 

million, have been bulH during thn 

post-war period and many of these 

new homes are equipped with heat, 

ing facilities for year-ground oceu- 

paiien." 

Cuts Corner, Perils 

Pedestrian | Fined $5 

Cutting a comer too fast is danger- 

ous—and jt can be enpenslve, 

James D, Mlnniz, t'l, of 30 E. 

Lorraine av.. Pleasantville, was fined 

S3 and costs by Municipal Judc 

Richard Thompson, Seiners Fein- 

Sunday, after testimony was hear 

that his corner-cutting had en 

dangered a pedestrian, on Shore rd, 

Wednesday, 

Vincent J. DICoIla, SB, of 4»7I 

Lsneuter av,, Philadelphia, all 

was fined S5 and costs, on a charg 

of carelesa driving. He was ar 

rested Sunday after Police Chief 

William Morrow found him euitin 

in and out of traffic on Bay av, 

LOCAL POLITICS 

A grUzled old farmer strode down 

the •tract, hands in pockets, and • 

look of obvious satisfaction on hit 

face. Where are you going, Sam? 

asked a friend. -'Are you on you 

way to the polls to vote for some 

one this morning?" 

"Not me, retorted the famier, "1 

ain't going to vote for someone bu 

fmiure going to vote against some 

one." 

SAKRETE: PREMIXED 

GRAVEL MIX .nd SAND 

MIXED 

Yeu ADD THE WATEH 

•tStoM 

A BS.ymr-old woman WM 

dnwnad In Ike Mrf M Storm Har- 

bor SuniUy whfia artwnptljuj to re*. 

sue her H-JMMW •MtMMaUfhtn'. 

She WM Mr*. Anato Smylie, of 

C.rmel. who had arrived In tin re- 

sort on SaluMwr with ihrw of her 

(randeUilAvn to iparid a two-wMh 

vacation. 

The tragedy occurred Just before 

noon off iha 106th st, btsch. where 

lifeguiiMs had not JFM gone on duty 

joy String, thf Ift-yw-old, WM 

Knocked down by a wave and swept 

out to d#»p water, but regained her 

footing and called for help. 

•TBPPED INTO HOLE 

The grandmother, who was on the 

beach, ran to her aid, followed by 

joy's two siitein, Judith, 4, and 

Janice, 6. Mrs. Km j lie stepped into 

a hole where the water was over 

her head, and the two younger ehil 

dren fell into the same hole. 

George B. Eulef. who was AsfcUng 

in the surf nearby, saw the three 

floundering and ran to their assist, 

ance. He found Mn. Smylie first 

and took her to shore, then returned 

for Judith, Janice was rescued by 

another bather, unidentified. Joy 

was able to iwlm hick to shore, 

DEAD AT HOSPITAL 

Men of the Btone Harbor Fire 

Company revived Janice, Mra, Smy- 

lie was taken to Tomlin Memorial 

Hospital. Court House, but was dead 

on arrival. 

Parents of the children, Mr, and 

Mrs. Charles H. String, had brought 

them and the grandmother to the 

shore on Saturday and returned t& 

their Carmel home that night. 

Boy, 15, Drowns 

At Wildwood 

Student Was Trying 

to Retrieve Toy 

A IS.year-old Wildwood High 

School student WM drowned in the 

iUrt at an unprotected area, off An- 

drews av,. in that resert. Friday, 

The victim, Bernard Schweser. 

son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles 

Bchweser, Mil New Jersey av., went 

into the water to retrieve a floating 

toy for another bather, accompanied 

by a classmate, Marvin Norton, also 

IS- 

They got into water beyond their 

depth- Norton said Schweser 

grabbed him 'and was dragging him 

down until he broke away. He 

swam ashore and summoned life- 

guards from four blocks away, who 

recovered Sehwesers body MM»> »*'»»»> 

Complete 

Landscaping 

Service 

We Will Plant a New Lawn and Furnish 

Shrubbery From Our Own Nunmry 


Mushroom Soil 

y. Today »nd Let U» Ghw Yen M ErtinmU far 

Compl«telr LMi««ipfat Your Propirtr 

:EDAR BRIDGE NURSERY 

fctonRoadat 

Sommt* Paint 

Sinawik Clubs 

Ha ve Joint Affair 

PI«Mnlvllk 

ChibbHiMt 

•OMERS POWT — The Blnawi 

Club, of neaaantvIUc, WM heit to 

the Semen Point and Pitman Sfna. 

wlk eluta, WedM.dsy, at the Parfc 

ncitaurant, PIsajantvllle. 

Became of Inclement weather, 

eomplelo change of program w 

neeeuary. Original plan. wer« tot 

•un bathing and swimming In the 

pool, imiMd, indoor ganiu featured 

the afternoon, following luncheon, 

Mrs, Joseph Bennett, vle» presi- 

dent of Pleaaantvllle Sinawik. wcl> 

comc-d ino guesta. In the ahsencB of 

the president. Mr.. Glenn Brewin. 

who wu attending the American 

Medical Association convention In 

Atknllc City, 

The team of Mra. Frank B. Kart 

and Mrs, Carlton Starkej, of •omen 

Point, won the priie In an ice cream 

eating ronlMl Mr. Starlcea, bLnd- 

folded, fed the ise cream to Mra, 

Hart, also blindfolded. Very meny, 

but a lot of fun. 

Mr», Charles AdeliBi and Mrs. 

Marie Filer tools prizes in a sack 

rsee, Mrs. Charin Smith won i 

marihnialiow one the itrlnf contest 

An old elothes race was won by the 

team composed of Mrs, John Rt>. 

berts, Mn. Arthur T, Ford, Sr,, and 

Bfrt. Marie Filer, 

Attending from Sornert Point 

w»ro; Mrs. Charles Smith, president 

of the club: Mr« Arthur T, Ford, Sr, 

Mrs, Richard HaientHKher, Mrs 

Chapman, Mrs, Fred Hoffman, tin 

Hart, Mrs. John Koch. Mrs, Barllofl 

Starfces. Mm, Ghaflas Adeltaxt, Utt, 

Charles Thsmas, Mn. Nick Beard. 

Mrs. Elmer Blake, Mrs, WaBae* 

MacBain. Mrs, A. ^. McCaiuiand. 

Mrs, Henry Ford, Mrs. Ceorge Bo. 

oerti, Mrs, Charles Buberson, Mrs 

Carrnen DaOroua, and fueita, Mn. 

John Roberta and MB, George 

Francis, of Linwood. 

Republican Women 

Plan Summer Party 

iOMEHS POINT —The Womens 

Republican League made plans for 

its annuyl summer card party at a 

meeting at the home of Mrs, Chiwle-) 

Thomas, The parly will be in the 

Mew Jersey av, fife hall, Thursday, 

July 11, beginning at B;30 p, m. 

Mrs Thomaf ia charrman of a 

comrnitlee including Mrs, Pred W. 

Chaprrmn, Mrs. Don Baliley, Mrs, 

Arthur Ford, Jr., MriClarence New. 

Mrs. Joseph Oerety, Sr,, Mrs, David 

Shields. Mrs, Henry Ford nnd Mrs, 

Thomas Oliver. 

Entry Committee 

For Contest Named 

SOMIRS POINT—Mrs, Virginia 

Allen, chairman of 4he Miss fomers 

Point contest and Baby Parade, 

sponsored by the iomeM Polnl So« 

eial club, has appointed the follow, 

ing to the committee for entries; 

Mr», Elmer Carty. M. Emma Be- 

Uird, Mrs. Iiabel Aehuff, Mia. Bertha 

Oraham. Mrs, Walter Clark. Mrs. 

Leona Kulse and Mn, Eleanor fng> 

ersoll. 

William Forces an Visit 

SOMERS POINT—Mr. and Mrs, 

William Force, former residents of 

Somers Point, who new are residing 

in Asbury Park, are gueaU of Mr 

and Mrs. M, W, EigEj, of Pleasant, 

ilie, and are visiting Irlends in 

Somera Point and Ocean City. 

MBS, CABTV HOSTESS 

TO SOCIAL CLUB 

SOMERS POINT — Mrs,' Blmer 

Carty wat hostess at her home, MS 

Sunny av, Wednesday afternoon, 

when the Somers Point Social Club 

ntertained at a public card party. 

Mrs, Edgar Pratt received honors 

in pinochle. 

The players were: Mrs, Harry 

ohnaon, Mrs, Anne Woods, Mrs, 

olly Peterson, Mrs. Sarah Hose, 

Mrs. Henrietta Borossa, Mrs, Vir. 

inia Allen, Mrs, Palricia, Morgan, 

Mrs, •Lucille Bogie, Mrs, Sadie New, 

Mrs. Jane Avis. Miss Mary Lyons, 

Mrs, Dorothy Bruce, Miss Margaret 

"> lor, Miss Anne Cart}-, Miaa Gloria 

Woods, Miss Barbara Johnson, Ro. 

left Johnson, Mrs, Margaret New, 

Mn, Edgar Pratt, Miss Anne Carty, 

Miss Dottle Bruce and Mrs. Carty, 

RETURN FROM FLOBIDA 

SOMERS POINT—Mr. and Mrs, C, 

ierce Stoopes. formerly of Somers 

Point, who have Been residing in 

Florida, have returned for an In. 

definite slay, to their home. JOT 

hore rd. 

Viil 

Staff 

D.1 ZUB. 

of tlre.Hmmy.HlgtL OmnM, entarMBed 

Mr MaMlaM nUIKt ui the .HIT 

of tha Atlantic VkMlttf Hume «nd 

TutMKUlMta Auocintlon «r her hone 

reomtry. 

Mn. Z*ne'. fuuta Included; Miaa 

M.brl Shoaiar, Mn. Dorothy Hainea, 

Ms. Nincy Picon, MIM Bobble Tli- 

ton, Mn, riofence Moore, Mn. Irma 

Devi., Mn, Anna Hajkiiu, Mra, Inei 

Luciano. Kin Shirley Kucnunerle, 

Mn. Kate Bank., Mra. Ethel Red- 

••M and Mn. Ftortnce NudelL 

School Dentist 

Resigns Her Job 

Private Practice 

Tmkc AM Her Tmw 

8O»«H8 POINT — The •omers 

Point Board of Education Thunday 

night accept.^ the resignation of Dr, 

Ifcris Berger, of Ocean City, ai pub. 

Ue school dentist. 

•he told the board that the prcs 

sure of private practice makes 1 

impossible to continue with the 

school work. 

The board authorized an allow, 

a nee of up to 1100 for each school 

to take care of repairs and inei. 

dentals for the yard! and grounds 

Harry Smith, custodian of school 

funds, reported a balance of $2,008 OB 

as of May II, 

The board announced an ad 

joumed' meeting for June U. when 

all tourineas of the current ftseai year 

will be disposed of. 

vannah 

Ocean City Girl 

N, J. C. Graduate 

RozelU Wiggim to 

T J in MuyUnrJ 

One- Ocean City young woman'and 

several others from neighboring com 

munities were graduated with Bach. 

ior of science degrees in elemen- 

tary education at the annual com. 

maneemem of New Jersey Slate 

eachers' College, Olassboro. Friday, 

The local graduate was Miss Roi. 

lla Anne Wiggins, daughter si Mr, 

ind Mrs. Leonard Wiggins, 804 West 

y. Miss Wifgins attended Ocean 

City High School for two years and 

was graduated from the Bordentown 

High School before entering Teach- 

rs' College. 

•he is now under contract to teach 

he Sth grade at Ellicott City, Md., 

Kginning in September 

Other Olassooro graduates from 

ear here were Marjorlo A, Wood- 

urn, of lomers Point; Naomi May 

•right. Wllduood; Margaret H, 

mith, Wildwood Crest; William O, 

Hunter, 2nd, South Seaville: Joanne 

C, Mangino, Wildwood, and Thomas 

H, WaUtms, Woodbine, 

A ChtaaiBe* A« will Bml IV 

Want Is Sell? I je a Cluulfled 

Seat 'Me First* 

Cause of Trouble 

Elimination of Bcrflshness would 

t away with most of the worlds 

Iroublcs, including the economic 

mem, aeeording to a Rutgers farm 

conemist. 

Prof. Henry Keller, speakinU to 

own and country ministers a! the 

inal session of their annual three- 

day institute at the Colleee of Aeri. 

culture last week, said he is more 

disturbed about the attitude of peo- 

ple than about economic problems. 

And the biggest problem—falling in 

the laps of ministers—is to get pee- 

lie to think in the right way, 

Farm_ economic problems eerne 

ibout. Dr. Keller said, because we 

'an eat just so much food, then must 

ell or destroy the rest of what wo 

sroduce. He predicted continued 

(gh prices and wages, generally, 

A. C. Man Held For 

Death By Automobile 

Matthew Johnson, M, of Atliiilic 

City, was held in $3,000 bail for the 

Cape May County grand jury Thurs. 

day on a charge of technical killing 

by auto. 

Johnson was chauffeur of a car 

owned by Harriet H, Kerman, 70, 

Ajtiantle City manuCaciurer, which 

crashed into a pole near Court House 

two weeks earlier, Kerman diet! of 

his injuries the nest day, and John- 

sen was injured. 

House Damaged by Fire 

The two-story frame home of Mrs, 

Mabel Serlbner, 111 W. Magnolia 

av,.. Wildwood, sustained on esti- 

mated S9.K0 damage by lire Wed- 

nesday afternoon last week. Two fire 

companies fought the biaic, which 

started on the second floor from de. 

feetive wiring. 

EVERYTHING FOR THE MASON! 

6" x 8" » 16" 

WAYLITE BLOCKS 

For 

Poultry Houses - Garages . 

Farm Buildinyr - Partitions 

When Ordering 

Phone VI 9-7285 

Edward Campbell Co. 

Wholesale - Building Materials - Retail 

Mffltej 

i of Former 

Ocein Oty Man 

Mr, and Mn, Fr.nk stealnan, Sr. 

of thia city, have anssaoMd Uio 

nurriaae of thoii 1 d»m*t«. Mn. 

Marion F»r«mon, of Oct»n City ind 

Miami, Fl... and Walter J. Kelly, 

alas of Miami, 

Their wedding Mak plan M s. 

vannah, Oa,, on WMneadiy, Juna 

IS. Th«y ,«M BOW vllltlng here lor 

a few WMks, but will resida matt 

of the ye«f In MtaBlJ, 

WILL KNOWN ••>• 

Mr, Kelly is a gand and gravel 

contractor in the Florida city He 

formerly was well known here ai a 

dairy company employe, Mrs, KeDy 

until a few years ago was presideni 

and manager of the Ferguson EK 

press Co, 

Mr Kelly's daughter, Fatrteia. wai 

one of the witnewM at the wedding 

Mrs, Kcny has three children re. 

•idinf In Qesan City, W. Chester 

Fcrauion. John A. Ferguson and 

Mrs. T K. Rk-hardsun, 

UONOMP AT DDtMIB 

The bride wm guast of honor on 

Sunday at a dinner given by h*r 

parents, Mr, and Mrs, steelnun, and 

Mrs, Joseph F. YoTBig, it Mn. 

Young's home, S56 Aabury av,, and 

attended by a group of local trtendi 

and relatives. 

Others present were Mr, and Mrs, 

Steelman, Sr,, Mr. and Mrs. Fran* 

Bteeiman, Jr, Mr, and MrsL W 

Chester Ferguson and son, Billy: 

Sgt. and Mri, T, H, Richardson. 

John A, Ferguson, Miss Patricia 

Kelly. Mb' Catherine Garrison, Miss 

Janice Ainta Schneider, Henry 

Schneider, Jr.. George Slawter. Mrs, 

Elvira Lohmiller and Jacob C. 

Schuff, Jr. 

Poeahentas Plan* 

Card Party Series 

Plans (or summer card parties 

WCEC made at the regular meeting 

of Natona Council. Degree of Peca. 

hontas. Friday evening. 

The June committee appointed in- 

cludes Mrs, Anna Camburn, Mrs, 

Hazel Bussom, Mrs. Betty Pierce, 

Mrs, Marie Reed^ Mrs, Linda Chance 

and Mrs, Helen Hahn. 

wfcuwr of ihs UtO AvtMUB m 

Awn* in mx^ttkim « Ma M 

button «« utokte tranvWtMUML 

Edward L. Mann, 

Temple Graduate 

Edward L, Mann, 252 Asbury av,, 

received a Master of Education de- 

gree from Temple University, last 

Thursday, 

Mr, Mann, a reiierve officer In the 

Air Force, is a graduate of Ocean 

City High School and Trenton State 

Teachers' College. 

turn, amomat w.tncmwwr, JB, 

Mia Marion Campbell Wolff. 

daughter of Mr, and Urn Victor 

Cart Wolff, of MUlbuni. wu narrlwl 

Satnrday in St. John. Luttann 

Church. Summit, to aeorgE WUta 

Heekert, Jr. «m of Mr, and Mis 

Gecxie w Meekert, of Phlkufciphla. 

Ilk* Beverly Ann P^m, at Mutt 

Orange, was mid of nsnoT. Th« 

brtdearnaids were MUse* Patricia 

Ann Moore, ^f Orange, and* Daidn 

Person, of California, Oeorge w, 

Meckert. the bridegroom's father, 

waa best man and these ushering 

were Bavid Mclntyre, of Philadel- 

phia, and Eldon Heaton. of Mlwouri. 

The bride Is on alumna of The 

Beard Schools. Orange, and attended 

Maryland College for Women, M.ry- 

lnnrf. and Wheeloek College, Saafon. 

Mr; Meekert is a graduate of Frank, 

ford High School! Philadelphia, and 

Massachusetts Institute of Technol- 

ogy, Cambridge, 

The eeuple are spending their 

honeymoon in Bermuda and Qeean 

CItyL They will reside wherever 

Mr, Meckert is stationed a« a Second 

Lieutenant in the Regeareh Com. 

rnand of the United States Air Force. 

To Observe Anniversary 

Mrs, Edward Weiss, Sr,. OB 1st 

St., will entertain her parents, Mr, 

and Mrs. David Johnston, of Phlla. 

delphia, this week end. 

Mr. end Mrs. Johnston, who are 

regular summer visitors in Ocean 

City, will observe their 84th wed- 

ding anniversary on Saturday. 

A soft word, as a rule, hits the 

hardest. 

BANK 

Matt people wnfanOkrwUh 

and Checking Accounts. 

(lowing up! 

It pays «bo h» \mm »bwJ—tf 

Mail S«utvice-Auto | 

•ad Banfc Draft*-Real Effete 

ernl2ation Loans—Busifiof 

Not to uientton the fractfcal*: 

cost you nothing but time! 

Let sjet better •cftuainted.faf^ 


Cape 

YOUR DEPOSIT* AWE NOW I) 

$104*0.00 

MUnHMn 

9 a. m, until % p, rn.—Saturdayi ••urn. 

-for your money'' 

BEST BUY 

If you have a new tor on your mind, 

WI'VI got a hooey m our ihowroom tor 

you to M« and drive. Marciiry'i look 

Is iweel and taw _ and la's in prke, 

Perfofmonce ii smooth ond powerful; 

itt life ii long. And remember — 

value stays up I 

>-W»t CHOICI-ror "Hn driva sf rsur Nta!" 

Mmwstrf no* pfsit^y isfiim avgjteMs m Irlpl* 

disiES in frenimiiiieni. ftl*N*O*M6t!f Gfiy*t flfiB 

»• ynvlH, MMMlMr, Hn cflklwrt arienatlc 

hmnnimleii—m thrift? ToakOII* Onr- 

&p take prid« m awry ty.? . 

Drop hi to

Tuesday. June 19, 1951 

Gas 

 

surrounded by bUiirtinU£ uf moik'rn 

architecture but n returns HM diy= 

nily of _t*rt*ttiuii in ihe yiuirs ii round 

1S4S This beautiful aid hoiiM' i* 

the William Bait* House, SI net* 193=1 

II has been owm*d by Mr, and sirs 

Freeman ¥t*ii ricks, nf Wikiwood. Mr. 

Bate WHS a lover of iFi^s lirid shrubs 

N"otp iht* 1 usurious Mrowth of the 

boxwood, uefuMfi thi? front ni : iht* 

house, and the- tall trees around thr 

housu: 

DORIC roiiMss AT noon 

rrfttiKt*miMii nf iwirly hiaucs nl thi? 

rriifci— j=s piint^s jn rath ^nsh; nuu 

iii the h.iwi.'r nnd SJN iii the ujtpcr 

HAH HI UK K1T< IIKN 

TtH" biirk w HIM iif thn bnuî' hn^ 

;i hiijji' klii tu-n u ith ii tioor \iwtiv 

i.-riitiiyit for ii hiirsij I» brint; ii lesji 

f i l 

Agriculture Dept. 

Confab Here Today 

A urn up of 40 employps and juninr 

(*xctutivt>8 of ihp U S: Di'Piirun^nt 

uf Aiirk-uhure ssill opun ii ihree*di,y 

onnl tonferpnet' JI t thu 

ti-aiiii- Hotel hope tiHlny. 

The visitors L'ompriwjhi' Fiirmcm' 

cmif Aclniinisitpntion Group of the 

nuMii. Tht?y will ^puiid mast 

of today, ttimorrnw and Thursdny In 

u itli Htim^ nf the tc>p=rank = 

ing ufliei'rs uf thi* agency. 

K ihi* siH'ilkei-s u ill bn Jithii 

E. Donahue, ntiurm'y for Un- Do- 

it uf ARFRHilturt* iii this dis= 

Irict, and Dnyid Cmwforci. of Wnsh- 

Fashion Show to Aid 

Tomlin Hospital 

Week From Saturday 

Piling hiive boon comiili'ii'd f"r 

j thi" benefit for the Burd'ette Toin- 

• Ii ii Memorial HcMpMtil, on tiie pjHnie 

I ni Dr John C Vui : iiit>FtMl= ^nllirHay, 

next week. bt'ummnK nt H::iO p in. 

Thr Blum Sinn- uf Philndfliihln 

will iiriwni a lnshi.in sht»u. UH-ILKU 

! ing ninre ihnn -! iltiJU-n j}r(.ressiciiiii! 

mufiels at ihe H>M*I -1 j ulilt-fi *w miminti 

q 

Mnthis' >i:i>.ullers wiih Kd Hhfh *'!>-= 

fnlllllK the lluurrs. will filling Mil- 

fashiisn shdU \vhii=i. i.^ ?-i ! lir(il = h t! l.ir 

9 tiVliii'k 

The i-venin^".* rtiiriMninnirni i^ 

spunson'd Uy [he Ciipt" Mii> Juimiiirr 

Col timers' AjtMiL-iiHiitti. Grnrm* vv 

WiiMiier. nf EnilLiiioi'e nndCNtiH^ M;i> 

president: Willi:im Minim l.itr£r 

\iPi* pi-rsidi'til: Di Jullil H ShiH-k- • 

ietnri, ireiiÛii r: iiini HuljiM-t C 

Alexander. *virr* tiif> ; 

A citMUiliriii iii' SI nO \MI1 be ;.*-:krH . 

nf e%i>ry tiTie i\\ IJ11• entninee ynlra 

The urniind.-i « ill he .-pr.iyrtf iimi 

iiRlccrit will Me UF. iiiind t.i d.n^'i 

Sea Isle to Have 

Celebration on 4th 

The KmitM-l.iim;if.'ui.-Hi'w'll(' f^î 

Anujni'aii LeM'^n, has .MiMiiiiiu s-H 

plans iu -pi.n,-.ti^ ^n riiiliJralM =Jui> 4 

telebrntiiin in Soa L-.k 1 Ci»> ,n to= 

npi*ratinn with the rily rnmnu^ i(>ii 

iind huîiu^H tirm.-s. 

Tlie prnurani will fr;i!uie :i iiiirai;ft= 

ut B ji ill io hp rolliiWi-d ij> ii iirr = 

wni-ks ?ii>:|jliiy There w ill lh= ii 

baseball ^;iine iii the iiliern^nn 

Y..rk City I" K 

1" (in 

tMutted from th* 

k that Navy wnm. 

th 

WAVES to Have 

D ' . AH %>hiFdaV in iiiighl onjay setting togeUlw nnco 

Reunion on oaturaay u ,„ ..„„, lho hrecie.. lth w 

" Tl«. WAVES Nntinnnl Rrunlon fnr Mhi|imnlrfl. 

1B51 will bi. hciil ui ihp Hrnjnmin 

rrnnkliii lliiii.l. PftjhiiMiiiiiii, nn Hnl- ' T|,, F 

I'liU iiiiifUs Ihi" unit Ii nnm- 

riry uf Ihi" \iiix-*;iur nf 

APOl.OGV 

Iii niy j-Hiith.'' vmMn Hfirhec WiiU 

1 •. I ibinijihl cif wrUiiiK II sin jr.. 

,c IIM WiHi 

ii jiri.fiirrn.i'ni i.i ' 

si- tiylv rfi Ini' I 1 H mi I iMiikiiifi, nut imw in my nyr [• 

ihirrk I ^Mrririii \Mltl" Ji M iipniiiify ]M|. 

mUiii ni Ni-» : II"'!" ' 

TROPICAI. 

II I I IFS AMI 

1IAH1HH11IS 

^Fiesta* 

Soda • Luncheonette 

Bth Sf. Approac>- Next to Village Theatre 

• SANDWICHES 

• SALADS 

$? • PLATTERS 

»4= *^^» ^-»^^*T^T 4TT*T4 .TI.«T# * • • :•• Ali»r 

l-lll 

iii i/r;iiip C"Ji,i'p llli? ckiur 

r\îl Mi'n.'ini'k Oiii' ilUn 

Tn, hii.i.n 

U'nijlh uf Ihi- ii fliisi' 

uf 111,. 

T!"M' 

uf th 

til a n i e! 

I'fnrul flunf Ti'i 

fiiî. est'ejii 

itie jilfin 

n 1 at n 

;ire 

i n es i u n. 

in the evenly 

li.iSiM. ttlT !hi- 

fi >i-i n V- him a winrinw in i! gnbl 

WOODEN PECiH FOR MEAT 

The iiltif. «r "Kmuko fnn?n' 

vl* \', 'i.iij Ashuis AM.- .I'l 

'' " 

iili> ll I 

Ounii.il 

a* | V t,l l.\i vor I.iKt; iii MAV]: 

^(i f hi mil 1 In f ii-i--, : t n i = | 13 ii ii i, 

VAi'Iril I'l.KJMJiS ni.v iinii ti'liulll 

iiiiiii (iii'ir, tin p,u uhij si as n 

i^..i.k J.ito di. hii, nsi 1 ill 11*11 I'Mlttins 

•ii u-ffhH In lliv JiJur ill ji Wi'sl in: 

Ph.mi. 1'jli If 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

LOST 

,[F.e BLACK HANIlllAi: vlrinM> 

Hih itflri (irt'im AVM 1 nri'.iminy 

« rl, Itim.'ird Ri-luin In Mr, 

SI sij. tin si ii I'l 

HELP WANTED 

FOI NT MM 111:1.1' M.u 

Tun (J I hi. SSiiii- ',-tl 

DOGS - CATS - PETS • ETC. 

Iii11! an,I K 

, (all H. p 

iMi^nsn 

I - ' _ ii I. 1 I-.I.'-.VISKIN 

I,,,*, it •iriiiillli.n SY 

[•in III,- Til) A.ili.l. All,. 

IlilSKI: I Mih c ;.\H liASiil 

liti ililniiMnn I 

hurr 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

J-'itH MM ' 

Hith li^n,: 

NU A \H)\-TH v..n r.m 

.il.:. I.ifr lfii=Miin- pi in 

A rn'.nr* [•:•• k îi.ii ,iii 

1 Tiiiliti 

• " "II Mi-W i Gr-rnwin 

i xt=h;inj4t' HliKieiil, wys drHi_'i=!Lilti liiKi 

wciji hy Ihe Kill. lierKuif. In icuileis 

nt Hiu C'iipr M[iy C'liunly Gy^t-tli', 

iiiiiili.lii.rl HI rupi- Mny t'niiFi ikiusi. 

AifinrirniiN h;uj tieen piiiiittfi ;i^ 

!i!:n.|i.|ieiirti'ri villiims liv III'- Nils) 

f (ieFlnany, 

Tuesday, Jinn- Hi, 

SENTINEL-LEDGER—7 

fur mysi.lf whal 11 was llko--lo cx- 

lilure nirri 10 luarn. Il wns nul 

I.MU.UKII fur nig jusl in be told abiful 

tin- rounlry or cvi'ii to see ptirts of 

11 in liicluri... nn. I wanted lo sue it 

wiih my inn (,yiH Then nltpr a 

i-aruful sinriy I would be able lo tell 

hil 

emirely dilTerenl Our ieafhores 

ari! on the North son and the Bal- 

tic nfii and neither of them is like 

tin" oivean There arc hi high waves 

along the .Baltic geacoggt unless 

there is a great storm, and there- 

firo b.ithiiiB In the oeenn is a lot 

f 

,,r not 

jj.irHifti, hud been true ; more fun. but nol so good for swim 

ul Hi'Diiii'i 

Iff! fi i'C 

I hiii i t;iM-nui, 

I &I.-HI 

When tin. Amei- | I'AMU ON TnANNPnltT 

•So when ihe uiinmlunily 

.lv 

h, ! 

uiiotion tiiiiips nrfucfl. tl 

hiiitil aiiEt jodrL'U tht.ni 

nil thiii was (irmMiiilh 

.il to ri.siKM t iiiiii i'sll-i'ili, iiiiii 

EMALE HELP WANTED 

i'.u.rl i..ml i liji 

• •'I ' 'Aslimj ' Ai 

),M UI-\I:.M.(I« KI-.I. 

-;,; A|.|.'» MJH Ash, 

NTKP l s riirili-.!l iiuim- i,i il. 

ih hnllsr Mink HillH. NK!' ml 

li.iit p^pr-iiinii- iinii Kli^ ii-fi.fi.i 

SVrlli- HIII (HID Hi-tlllni-i LiiiBi' 

-; MAl'IIIM- 1 . ril'KKATntlS 

ni-filli. mill him?.. I lur s y.l 

I mh SI 1'him,. liin; 

LE HELP WANTED 

I.Ill' liistiîmi 

l;KJ-|{li;H; Vli'lis 

I, ,.in 

h 

Sr.ii, 

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•-• -• - - | ..« s.ci -iii A»..i-liili'il lii.tilurniti.r ll»ir-Till >i-r,,ml [ , njirr: m..|i! I iif,-, 

I'lANf) Tl-NlMi iiml •c.piimnif. AI PH.Iri j lii'M Im. '.'.in (., , nl:iin...> r. I'.'-V 11 " 1 '-"- ln ''"' >y II" 1 IwuuiiKf hair-.-i i brinir a reillhrill 

•i.i. Ih,- CJ.IA-11.-. ";-hi- pjri.mptK | -Anti Si, u w{.s ,,n my nr.t iitw 

....,.-,,ni.- lh,s. ,,,,,1 win, ai'iirl.ii,It.,J ; of N..w Yiii-k, I,,,- iillhniiijh I hp 

wi!_h l.i-r ,IM,S 1;,M ui-ik" ni-n,i;,l Hnti-I, ,|,,,.H,.rt ,„" s,,^.,, 

SI'.- «il! rnt,,,,! ,„ .!„!,• ,„ Br... : IsTnnd, w, ,,,,,|d ,,l,,,,,lv s,n he 

"!!. «h.-|'.' il.-r li.llii.r ,s „ wl.|l.;SUllUf ,.f Lilml, in"rt""li,,.n "f"lr in 

lill.vsn-i.,1, hut .,,mi> fiiiv she, Ihf fll..:lmu-i. In-hind It fi»v Ihe mnny 

•„• --an r,,,,r,, ,„ Am,-r,,;, ! h,uh l,,,,M,r,s, nf' lhr' ,.llv „ ' wa« 

... I'MIIIU"! '""' '* w' 1 " 1 *" |: i!"ti' i-ilsy even frinn thill .put In nick mil 

1 (,,,,^! iir,",'?- n«o.11MKNns THAVKL Mho Empirr SI,,.," " l.m : i,lina' w hll 

ii.ai I r.-i i... .,,.n i-i,r .,.llv,.],.,! ,,, ., «ns «,, inucli t.illivr than the ulhers- 

f.'ii'iMii , ii.iiv j N. V. OVEKWIIEI.MILD HKR 

,„„"'.' - • V '",' ,'' : ' : " ''""" "" : -"" 1Kill i " W l "'" ' iir-HI.-illv urfivwl in the 

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:r,''i';,'V", rl ; "" "'• | ' l;il " U "" Ii"!. tl-.- li.ilM- ,...« ,,, trriit Bn'li,, was 

I ..p . , II (ins ilnnu hern my t»r- wm ,, i,..,,| L,r,,v „ („ hr. ,hc. 

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' ' '" '' ' ! liillimilnil .,|,p,,,|i,,,il,,.. praNril ilin.ro Ihi," l.ii ;. 

MA.: I \;i'.N i *, ' alH - W'lifi'it'i! fVFniihrFF Ifrar- jl.j.ns ,1 !L.I| I.,^ 

-" A • Ih.-M. ':.].< , illU Si! milrli ilil.Mlt Ihis Pnilhin ' thirM r'l,, f 

"•" •"' " r " a ("•piMiiiii, (luriiiu and nflfr whi.li 

lllr MI 1 l,ii,|| u,, „ |,i,i,lf(. „, i, ,, ,1:ii t 

in mi mind 

.,),',, 1 ', 1 .'.I', 1 ' 1 ••••--•".""• 1-i-r. :,'..i\,.i,i,.',h,,- "•nifr,. i ",;. i r i -.,',sr, 1 •,v i a,'!v i ' 11 I 1 ' 

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u ' ' ' ' ''' " V e s , B e r l i n i s a i a r g i . r i i y . t i u l 

I . , , " l : . . . \ A n i ; ; „ ;;•' ! ' .' .-.• ' i ' 

; ! 

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APARIMENtS FOR RENT 

,\'l"l I'.JI'l'yK |.V|:-ill.Hl! .-ni.'i. :v i 

J cue every 

body in Europe tins heard about 

thfit resort. The broad boardwalk 

lined with beautiful hotels and line 

t d th I i 

slureB and the Ions pien out Into 

the ocean are unlike anything I 

have seen at home And there is so 

much to see, and so much to do that 

mnny visits are necessary to see it 

all. 

"School in America f?i so very 

different from Germany. Here our 

ieitstier.* are mUch yaanfmr snd 

are no much more •tlrtcllvely 

dressed. They alia Hem to be 

closer to tirli student, »hl«li I 

Ihink is • very l.rlpful ihinf. And 

ihf tlrln hrre «r« not like (hose 

at hoine. Her* they wear lipitick 

and other makf-up In school. In 

Cerinany. Ihev do not allow Ihiu, 

but I like it because (I makes the 

girls fieem %Q much more allHlc- 

live. 

"In srhoiils here there are so 

niiriy. difTerciit iirtivilies besides ihe 

rlasses. sut-h Hs thn rluiji?. Jilayi. 

riiifiii ii anil noontime nctivi- 

MUldltv 

tiful theatrea here They sr* 

much larjer and in ma 

mere comfortable, and I 

seen anything in German; 1 

Roijf theat In New York, 

"So you sae there are m«ny 1 

that J like In Amerlea, but the I 

aii>o some things that I do n^t T 

ai well as at hBme. • ._ 

"Here I and •veryiUBc iu mdtlM 

• rumli and harry and frtrr***w*> 

« «• fce ba.y all the Uu »»S f * 

in, lo mike • lot of a 

that I do not think than i 

lime for 

"In Germany our life U not 

fast. The stores and offices in jfsrj 

cities are closed for lunch (rum |" 

o'clock to 3 o'clock and asbegy im:' 

in such s hurry as here. f i 

TAUGHT TO HATE V,B, ' • * - 

"In Germany during the war w#' 

suffered much and many times te^... 

was searee. The boyi and girls w*T* i 

taught to hate America because w« 

were told America was the cauls at,'. 

our misery. And when the war #B n Î- 

n ni 5,1 in ruhlii lllf \ I lull HI* 

1 jsli nr Illi |jii%nnnln 1 ill " s 

in h» 111 Ihi }i il JI 2\Si»l il HI 

i.ll _ _ ^' 

M 1(1 I I W RL! -T~r^!lrt S I Pflli ii 

SI nr fmm r»0 1» Dil ! liiih 

lime Ilimrni- I ill ns IJ uiikn In 

IIU IFDI II 2«pmin IhnnrMll II 

Fist I 1>.II I»W I xiHIrnl mndill n 

5A oa I hunr 0T41 J I 

I1WM 1AI ! Till 

1 In II In 

n 

If 

UTUKTHH I1WM 1AI ill 

In * fur hi km h k "1 I'in II In 

ninth Sl^ Hi. fin nn nc« cl Lirl 

m glFiim I on In nn Mink ItrlnK It 

In .nil ii.br nut I. MP« fp c^nn! n 

D.TB A*hun. \>r I hunt 1 IT « 

1 BAlIf IN 1?OUR llHOhl- S ! I fJL h* 

>Jo Ii nli ni. Ir 1- ir ni I HI « 

,>IM nil » II 2 in »1 /I I n I B« link 

n nwllei till II II Ikl In IL un n 

f* Trlrehnn 1 F nr •ta.hns olre 

li cl irk in iiturm cli k_ Ci.nlini, 

1 Al M Phone 1317. U 

BM Ailiury Aie, 

JJ NRW C1.IIWME fllAiftS In lid nr 

blue iilulle. W> nnd 1KB IDOIII. f4,?a 

«rh Buy u-l mjpr u you nroa Nnl 

dclKtrtd. «N A.b«ry Av*. Phonn 

. -i ill IM-.TM ANii MAI 

!• iiiiU 'US | (.ii 111 

-, i arii-i n,.,,n ikiiinii ' . 

if ;ift..rnii,!ii ilinitlK .iiiii,' 

*i'| ci'ivrfiRTMii.i.: :• i, 

j.. I iipniiiiii-iiis II.- .1 ii.ir 

^ i in ^[ilit sivis-'il H1W ?ii> 

il- ' - " 

J.' | SMA1.I- .VI-AHTMK.N I 

I- i.lll. l...fl!MIHli. Ul|=.. ti 

Z r.i.,,,1 i-.iiiihmi-il. liiitii 

1,- ktl, lirn. AiliMi^ linii Nn 

if 'ii-il, .,,,ni 1,1 rein si-iii 

I Pay AVI- 

.'.I i Mill \\ KHI.WV ASH T 

,' I Aiiaitiiiiiils Miiftiiii. II 

in I !• Il« till' hiiih nini (it: I 

,j- I Rr:iSi!riilhii' liltl-S. l-rHliiii IM 

'lAîi IlKiiKfHIM irliiiitniiiH. 

ii-fi lyiM iilf.r illlii Viiistll'l- 

liiini; iiMilri, Liiiiy stiii^.in. 5jf 

W litll HI. Phiihr l?rfiU-fl 

Ml the WiUiwumJ 

h.lh nf 

Jill,M 

Bid,I 1!, 

pitmn to t'Ui b tin 

tn nunnI-:i Mi!AT|..fl 'ra; "l |,.iin"- 

.,' I. rimil.i.la Niiiii iii.ii.il. Jii.....-' 

"•!«: V*- Ni-liHim'. Slii lli-lii,,,,.) 1>|, 

r,i,,iir ,i!,;i,i.tt ; 

0.7 j 

"SIV IIOMK IM VtiV-is" !i!lKii'r : ~"fiir 

I'liDiiiirliilili- inn,ii. (i.iuiii.. anil min 

IH-IIS, st.m PIT itliy up unlil .iiiiii. an 

^l.lnti\ | hlipi nii.li. on Wcslr,! An. 

2. jii^hir.ini .iiiiirlnii.ni. firs 

STRICTLY FRESH 

IS soon as sliiing gardeneri gel 

- Ihe lait of their seed sown, 

,. i winter, weary birds feel up to 

eli afiln. 

.in Sim. I'll.me 

fiisl 

, \ V K . , 

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A i 

| : 111 H IMS Full 

r,,ll,,n. Niiir ii.iliiuirinK (lull hrni'li. 

. in 1 III HIII! pi,,,I,, SSni p.,,.!, ][,,11, 

i,toh ii nKIi." i; '. inh •«•• ••«» >m< 

.AiiiiK (•oM.i.firtTAiiiJ: iii!'iil"hni,«n. 

.>J.'lil"U ri.illTH iin siii'ii flnm fur -J 

uimi! finiiU ihrMlluhiilil. l.ilirriil filmnp- j inn ii'li Im'i .nui. HIICIl fur .ln»;»!jV' 3 vvi.rklntt .liimnlp. ilim.isjnliill Illili- 

IniJ. li, C Amiii. 'I9.il Ceiilliil Air, I iliiilj. Alsri BIH'cI niiiills. 1 nil ilJJS.l,.^,,, t'enllili Imaliiiii, idlS femi ill 

Pll.iiii. flljiVW ' il t^V" " li.(n 

Please 

Cash in Advance 

J iiuliuh ni tlus uicti Ad will be publmlnril until | li f ir 

Tfj in nit* \t\ir jrl ijipp iriiii n.i thli. p i^c LJ«1I inUfet he I. tin'. 

"fTl.c ..o\ L.ler tha,. §eturUa> «nJ Wediicsdu^ iiutin Ail vlll nut 

In- set in type until plijment is ninilf 

25 Words or Less — V5c 

.UfllNIMi nODMN liir (mir nr mnle 

kmk.nK mils. Ki'iini'n. iTimuniililf. 

\i (Vnlllll AV,.. Phillip lU13-fl, li-in 

HIiKl'IAI- ""."" "••"'• 

. fin uiirkliiu hnys iinii Bhifc. 

S'.tniriii l.-iliii, iiiiii iiji-iili iiii, nisi 

|\H> «i'l-li. (llHillh in si'MSiih. 

V AiiiMliiient f.ir nn!. 

\|.ANOKS nliRST 1IOUMK 

BS.1 |-eilti,il,,Uu. 

I'liiine 2TM.J 

f i()l BLM BKIJ, line hiiif likwk 

Jlifh, !2,fi0 pel iiinlit Till mil., 

l«n. jao.00 tier week, i » , 

(HII, no menf«, Mn SI, Jiimen 

ill IBiS-W Delween 8:00 nn,! 

The government recently report- 

ri) thai 18.500.0flo babies were born 

in Uio five years sinco World War 

H. That*s a wail of a lot! 

• • 

's; 

it. 

Self-corttortfonslsti of eloiing 

the door V,n maliiine salesmen 

•nd opening n to in-Uws! 

\ • • • 

Signi alig the highway we 

don't object lio: the flrit signi o£ 

spring. 

T "-•" 

HtadUne; W TV Pieiunt 

Fuay? Maybettubt Meadi Cltan- 

ing. Mort olteA the SMipt doeil 

Builders' Hardwar 

Screen Door Push Grill* 

Door Checks 

Good Hardware for You 

Screen and Combination 

Dson 

•Vindow Screens 

Lumite Screening 

H 111 N'ol *u«i or 1 nriode; Kpn- 

Inn»mn,abl,.: Will Nnl Siallii I'n 

ulfeeted by Salt Spuv or Mala- 

lurr We have Lumlle In «idlh 

fit all your dgars alii windum 

Oreeii ana Cray enlsra, 

opner and OaUanlird Tuck* 

Mereen MgyldihE 

Braille ^rrein Wire 

MISTS FOR iiu riiirosEis; 

Ll'CAK and TREMtO 

TILE BOARDS 

Gcod Selection of Colors 

Chrome Mouldings - Tile 

Board Nails & Mastic for 

:he above. 

•Invune - Ilnnrmcnl . Vlinrri 

mlironm Sail - IIy|.ri -llumua 

ind 5-10-5 for v«ui Lawn and 

Gurdcn. 

powrl« to .Slikr Vour VrgrUblrs 

mid olhrr rianU and Flou'trs 

Old Entllih Lmvn Heed 

SHOEMAKER 

LUMBER CO. 

Phone 0150 

2th ST. »nd WEST AVE. 

OFFICE HOURS 

Thr office boon or the followtai 

ffrdlcal ffayslcltuift, nunpfrerv «| 

(hp OctRB CHy Altaic*] Society, 

*rr tlxtrd for tlie convenience 

visitors: 

ical l'b>f 

Robert A. Cornwell, M,D. 

*" fir*- 1 ''-.* 1 - p k - I M I • •*•• ••*• 

... .'• I" I' _.J - » ». m. 

Aldrich C. Crowe, M.D. 

735 Allanlir Air rho»* 47H 

tf NA An-wrr, Tall t7» 

OfTict- IInum fly A l 

P. Haines, M.D. 

rartirr - Dim** Af the 

t. Ph. 0?9 

Office n«urs S 

l 1rartirr Dim** Af the Kn 

Mil Dtli Kt. Ph. 0?90 or lSl&J-I 

Offi n S 12 

12 A m 

F. B, Lane Haines, M.D. 

MA Hth St. 

H ur« from 3 

Th and UODII 

IIIT 

frf 

Her*hcl P«ttitv M.D. 

7 U'f-nlrT Af*-nnp Fh«p* 0 

Ht tic f I loam 10 - 14 * m 

lly ai»t">in(mt-iit. rtr

Tuesday, .Tune IS, 1DS1 

m Wardens 

Violators 

IlllBeraiis Airesta 

ire Reported 

? wardens hove been 

1&e spring 

E vlelators o 

Bwp the Sis 

id QS*T1S annm 

April 14 « 

1 sga nst H h 

i i 

i tht \ i n TIJ. f 

n 1 lit rr i 

| H 11 i 

i n Fri 

i l ii Hi ! 

(1 t 1 HR \ lltH ll 

l» 

i if 

ih 

i r 

i% 

I i 

IVcrjiP! three for nhooiinf perrli 

u tth 0 rifle: one for possession of 

dcir: (lip tor shunting nl n Cnnndin 

Cuasc, ei«ht tor failing la ilisnlli 

1 iinting tags nn outer i:l(jthinj4 v,hi! 

humiiiu wonddiueks, ami iix fnr ink 

II.U i!i)di'rsii>i-(i plikrlc-l. lllPl'i- 

* Itch uiMt- in ihp /(HU'iil urtuu 

3 Yacht Club Members Land 23 

Tarpon at Boca Grande, Florida 

lv Y:,.IK rl.ih 

I hiTu 

hmikcrl Null 

11-nt il Iji-umi 

II rut lisli 

Tin- OITIII 

m ' CiibLmm- 

ill lii'i S In 1 

i ill ill.! liiilil hi* 

I Clothing Under 

Price Ceiling 

Prnvticiiily (ill typo* of m 

t'iimtMi's. HiildiH'n's iiiut iiifmil^ 

liirtM hiis biuMi IjFCjiiah! iinMi-r 

ny piitô fi'Hiilnli'.ii i>y fhr Oilit 

Siiiliilualioi.. ili.> Ciiiiicli II OPH 

Herbert Brothers 

At Stoele's Ship Bar 

At Somers Point 

Wo Weiceme You Alw«y§ at 

— THE — 

Chatterbox 

9lh and Csntra! Ave. Phone 0717 

\7hera Old Friends Meet and 

No Ona fa a Stranger 

K !•: R V I N O 

Breakfast • Luncheon - Dinner 

DeSit'ous Snacks 

Fountain Service Ice Cream 

IMinnr OTlt I OR Of II FREK DIL.IVKRV NKRVlt K 

iiîi'itt 

' u ill! Si lilt Ii miiiiiitniMiiriTi* Mill?! uiin 

; |ii> b y AimLifli \h ir, in rnli linik lin 

h 

I'li'linli-il ill Ihr 

Veterans' Houiei 

To Be Painted 

l ( ' ' 

•Phi- 

bulk 

ri> in IW7 li.v 

vi-ninuMit 

wiir * iUimtns 4im! 

hiive Ihf 

j,tiiHilli i" 

fiiirs luiii 

t.lilllii *iniirr* 

nn pi 

f,,|i,,-li 

iiiiv culli-il 

ilriirlnrk in 

Thi- w.rk 

Auto Deaths Triple 

Those in Korea 

Township Get* TitI 

to 434 Acres of Lar 

Lower Township hai been nwi 

mi title to four tracts or land to 

mu 434 Licrra in the Tun Mile Bei 

iirt'ii, rnllnwinii prolonged lilies 

In furcclaai! on lhc> property for 

HtMiii, nf the tfix dellhqti£.ncy 

hink Id Iht. boom days of lho 

H hpn m-vernl !.:!rMe scale de 

nii-ii 1 * » ITC plnmipd in lho 

'rin* township hnjii's to ro-sp 

jtiiipi !!y In tti'U titAi'hinrrs. 

I OPS Now Turns to 

Ceilings on Veal 

Tueadaya 

and 

Fridaya 

w-r-^*--r* ITg—L.— J 

Printed and PublUKed in Ahitrica>a ffiSM 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 1CUT, 

Telephone 0304 or OBOS 

New Diesel Coaches on Seashore Run 

CCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 195! 

g 

Tli.- Oilier nr Pric 

,,i,|.,,.ius pritf 

l 

Hatred Marmaclured M ,^ M r^r 

Ir? E u r o p e , A s s e r t s ••'.•> ••;• i •••• • "•• 

W'ki'.'-.-d Spzalter ,,: ! ."- 

Sliiuilianlinn I, 

ii study pf dollar, 

tciliniui ;ii whale, . 

\\v C'nnuli-n tiislriet. 

ii riMiill vi-aI i]f|o 

iiliviiil.v l),it.M sluf| 

isifl w-hnli-K.-il,. iln[| 

niv fcmiliiii,,,w „, 

Ihr 

' iind will 1 

Ad* CH'1 fti'suiu: 

II wi,i n i mu HI 

Him \[.n HI mst it i 

Your Doctor Knows 

SELVAGN'S 

REXALL PHARMACY 

9lh St. and Aobury Ave, Phane 1839 

PRESC RIPTIQN $ 

OUR SPECIALTY 

The Finest Quality of the Best Drugs 

Are Always Used 

A A. SFLVAfiN. I'll O, II. f StLVAOS', I'll Ci 

Only a Skllifd Ilrf Isterrd Phermatisl I 111* Voiif Prfsfiiptirin 

in this Storf — 3 Rtcintrrrd l'Hufn:apl*t» at Vuur Spfvltp 

,Phone 1839 for Our 

Free Delivery Service 

If! the 

N :w Units Added 

• ôwrr Squadrons 

CIO Man to Go on 

Rutgers Commit lie 

ZO.V.SHT Change on 

Atiani c c\v. Wanted 

IlNCOLN § 

Restaurant 

9th and Wesley Ave. 


Comfortable at /Ii Times 

SEAFOOD - UBSTERS 

F O R V E R Y 

SPECIAL 

OCCASIONS 

Birthdava, anniversnriBS—evel'y 

date on your cn'.cnclar iifcomi-s n !'r-itivi> 

OccaHiiin when you rti:no In rs tn iliiu 1 . 

Everybody is harpy with tin- tlflioiuu-i 

menls fcivpd promptly «nd foui'tenusly 

in pleasant, ciing-enuil surround in JTH. 

Plan Rli»ntrT

tlwOcaan 

»nt Tb* 

WIid 

The Ow c& coraaUaatoncn will 

be the Msodetimt £u«u. Each 

is scheduled to speek. 

The Tafacrpucje Quirut will alnc 

aewral * " 

Mr. and Mr. R. Dunham, of HMI. 

doafield. u* at 14a» Central av, far 

th a 

wtp ***«nl mouths l the aeaum. 

D TIMETABLE 

nt. Maai, Ttat; ill aae fen* h> D-8.il 

0HI> CUT (Utt HMi 

':",•-• ISSP 

• Ckaaav at gaMafwM Mr BnM Si. Sia. 

MAMA READING SEASHORE LINES 

DOROTHY GRAY'J 

I CRtAM Tabes $1.00—PLutic Bet. $1,00 

LOTIONS .„ ....._$1.00 to S1.50 

CttEAM _„.__„. _—$1.00 to $5.00 

S CHANTILLY or QUELQUE FLEUR 

TOU4ETT WATER SPECIAL 

Stick FREE ."„__. _______*a.75 

i Wkite IUin UHion SHAMPOO 6Oc & SI.00 

i Chad 1 . PERMANENT WAVE_.$1.7S 

HEON AT OUR FOUNTAIN 

__ Sandwiches — Breyer It» Cream 

Brin* Your PrucripHon* to Us, 

We Deliver Anywhere. 

FREEDY'S 

DRUG /i^plg! STORE 

' A**s, %£^^ Phone 0901 

SC«VICe _ CAMERAS — FILMS 

t SUN GLASSES 3Se to #10.00 

ICOLOGNE — Ideal for Summer U«- $1.25 

WINNER'S 


71 l.Aabury Avenue 

• SALT WATER TAFFY • 

• HOME: MADE FUDGE • 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 

1 Ib. Licorice Mix # — 

1 Ib. Aaat, Chocolate* I 1 Jf 

1 Ib. AMt Cream Puffi M.~• 

FRESH SALTEDJjUTS 

*•• MM OPE1S BAT. EVE, 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

JETER^ 

EWELER 

of FAMOUS BRANDS 

»•>#•»»•»»» 

...ftsgiatareil Diamond Kimg* 

tVED RINGS 

Beloved by Brides Since I860 

WATCHES --Gift ef . Lifetime 

—The Watch of Railroad Accuracy 

WATCHES Timed to the Star. 

World', Greatest Lighter 

Pearl. 

Look. Omnd with a Spoidel Band 

"1*'V ""' 

In Unpaid Taxes 

H.. Only $15,426 

In TB Title Uen. 

On Delinquent Land 

Ocean OBy bat relatively |ew 

"bad ueoUBU" en its tax hooka, In 

comparuan with nut other communities 

in New Jeney. according 

! to a study Just depleted by thi 

i New Sttaa Taxpayen' Ajsoeiatlon 

I It reported that municipaliUf. 

have almwt •33,000,000 in etalnu 

•gabut tax delinquent properties for 

which mx title lien* had been issued 

up to January 1 According to 

the Aaoeiatlon. |hes» tan claimi in 

»me mac total more than the annual 

local UK levy of the community. 

lo Cape May Caaaly, Ocean clly 

. Ua tke tUrd laweM MM ml out 

•undlac In liens, IsMt Ike iHt 

tfeat tfeh reawt haa Ike Mctaeat 

latttle valuation of inj count) 

lowest lien total is in Dennu 

[OTHERS! 

Buy T.or Children-* Wear M 

SPEARS SHOP 

ATLANTIC C1TT 

U%®& iM i» tow 

toaat at N»W at Cat* 

Cft». «HWI7 In Anlan. SftMl* 

In Lswer Tnruhlai. I»MH Da 

MMIb To-T-Wp. ana »1«JSJ In 

*e> late Clly 

The total of "bad account*" for 

this county u E.153 821 the Kventh 

highest of the atate'l SI countiei. 

RELIEF Hi UOHT 

The TaKpayen' Afneiatien Mid 

that while tax delinquent properties 

rcprmnl a "number one municipal 

headache", the new "in rem' tax 

foreclosure set should help to bring 

relief to the municipalities. Taxpayers 

were urged to encourage ap. 

prepriale local action under this 

law. which wan pused in IMS and 

" \ r 

2-State Annual Meeting 

Ways Retired People Can Moat 

Profitably Fill Their Idle Days 

By LOB E. JOBKSOS 

Until the day for retirement, you 

drearned of everything that you 

would do if you had the time. Bud. 

denty that day came, and ill the 

free time you ever wanted was 

thrust upon you. 

What can an older adult do with 

hi* time, especially after having 

been employed for about SO yes? 

Although you no longer have a job, 

you cant juat quit being active 

recently »!» held valid by lhe slate j OLDER ADULTS MEtT HEBE 

C °"Tl? : rt« I i, ii. h ' That has Been the topic under dis. 

con? t du^her»re Sl ; l llen X ,la.ni;!'- "i "SJI""? S1 Sl "»" 

If triey SIT nol paid with, 

in a year and a half, the municipality 

hag the right tu sell the lien at 

municipality acquires the lien, 

which is then known as a tsx title 

lien. 

pmocEDraE SHOBTENED 

The In Rem Tax Foreclosure Act 

shortened the required proeedure- 

Seme municipalities are moving 

promptly to dispose of their tali 

end a larger number of tax produe- j 

ing properties. 1 ' i 

The survey showed that only SI of 

Tlie delegate! attended four days of 

religious, philosophical and social 

discussions to learn more useful and 

Thii u a relatively new movament 

In the Methodist Church which gives 

KpeciHl consideration and help to 

retired people. 

In a discussion of "The Older 

Adult's Use of Time", lea by Miss 

XXXXXXXXXXXXX Bridge Co. To 

OPENING MONDAY, JUNE 25th jjlBe Reorganized 

CAPE THEATRE 

BEACH AT MADISON, CAPE MAY 

Specializing from 20th St. to 59th St. Since 1920 

EDGAR F. 

BERGER 

REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 

Notary 32nd & Asbury Ave. Ph. 0076 

• SALE • 

LARGE GARAGE APARTMENT 

Right on the Beach in the 52nd St. Section 

2nd Floor Apartment has 3 Bedrooms, Bath, LtV, Rsoffi, Kitchen, 

EneJesed J?Uli=Deck on Ocean Side 

Large Perch fronting en Central Avenue 

I-OHSESSION GIVES IMMEDIATELY 

Ut Fleer Garage and plenty ef extra room far addilisnal apartment 

A REAL BUY 

'11,500 

{MORTGAGE HBMS1ILI] 

WE STILL HAVE SOME FINE APABTMESTS fOR RENT 

IN THIS GROWING SfclTtON 

H O T E L 

HANSCOM 

RESTAURANT 

8th Street Off thu Boardwalk 

U 1 N N EISS 

C H O I C E 

Chilled Tomato Juice "V-B Cocktail Pineapple Juii 

Fresh Fruit Cup Cantaloupe Honey bew Mele 

Deluxe Crabmcat Cock tail 60c Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail 60 

Manhatiaii Utaiti Chowder 

BnOILED INDIVIDUAL 1ABY rLOUNDER, 

LBMON BUTTER ji gr, 

JUMBO SHRIMPS, CREOLE WITH STEAMED RICE 1 90 

FRIED DEIP SEA SCALLOPS, TARTAh SAUCE I SO 

MLUXE CRABMEAT AU pRATIN EN CASSEROLE 2 00 

BROILED AFRICAN LOBSTER. TAILS, DRAWN BUTTER a KS 

CHOPPED 1IRLOIN •TEAK, MUSHROOM SAUCE i yi 

SAUTE GENUINE CALF'S LIVER, WITH BACON I Jo 

YANKIB POT ROAST OF BEEF, WITH EOC NOODLES 1(0 

GRILLED LAMB CHOPS g'jj 

•RILLED FILET MIONON ON TOAST, 

FRESH MUSHROOMS a 00 

URILLSD SIRLOIN JTEAK, FRESH MUSHROOMS 3 00 

FRESH VEGETABLE PLATTER, WITH POACHED BOO ... L40 

CHOICE OF TWO VICETABLEB 

Whipped Potatoes French Fried Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes 

•uttered Preill String Beans Buttered Green Spinach 

Colo SIBW Shredded Carrol Salad 

Hoi Roils : Dinner Biwuil 

DBSSERTS 

Cherry Pie DaepUish.Apple pie Oread mid Buller Puddlns 

Jell* Roll Itrawberry Jello, Cuslird Sauce Chilled Watermejoii 

Vanilla, Chowlate, Slrawberry, Butter Almond lee Cream 

BEVERAGES 

Coffee Tea or Ice Tea Milk Ftntiim gnuka 

Children's Portion- Deduct Me from ubove pricea except Cor stevki 

chops, broiled,or fried chicken and duck, """""' 

Sreaklait — B • 11 A. M, Uiiiiier -S.BP. M, 

— FRIDAY, JUNE Ti, 1901 — ' 

,„,, 

is 

CeiUBfiid from page 1 

'E of M0 par taluc 

in placr tjf thr $50 

c ei IT fi ur d fur t h t 

r ii- I i t 1 II rt Thi£. ttji i* 

r* tM n jjiifs tldrlftr ,nd u,* 

Mr B, 11 ^ BIIIUI I i r, i>il! ht lhe 

hi -idqu irici >, fur lirieki iiunt* 

Ii u c In tiTLtl lhi r Iryfiatef* ul 

T\ , Bn lei „ Ptiint brion i -»n 

t* bt stoAirik rf proiit rfift It, iin 

dnciai d flit-ullir ^m i H hi i tj i 

irrhi t-d rfft rl u» Ihr tit JITL mil 

= ni Ir \tl turtdilmrnl riurine ^ orlr 

Wdr II .nj.ic il irrpn ,iblc In mi i I 

i^ murtâte bond ublieal on dll dl 

f o limt 

3,000 Expected For 

i Artisans* Outing 

CsBiJautd frott pace 1 

Al ioaifl 22 aastniy!^ 3ri Soyih 

Joraev and Pennsjiviiniii arc especi= 

cr: to have ir&n\s competing in the 

I annual ehsmpionghip bowling teur- 

R?nienl, beginning at 2 p m, Ot 

Pisyland. This event aUo will be 

for U=iim and individuiil trophies, 

BALL AND BEAUTY CONTEST 

Tho Siiturday nighi main events 

a diiiigu in id btiiuty con let 1 ^t Cun* 

vpniinn Ha!l"-wii! be ushered in by 

a pyrsdn of Ariisan Qfficefs gn the 

hrmrdv-nik from 12ih iu 6th sis., be* ' 

gifrntnu at 8 n m ; 

Tht' brauty tuntsî that follows 

will be ujit'ii to wives= daughters or ' 

sisters tif ArlUHnp or mathers ef ; 

Junior ArtLâna. Each Assembly has 

been incited Mo enter a earnests m. : 

,'iand UP to eaily ihii week ih of 

ihem hyd done so= 

Winner of Hie coritesi will be 

crewiipd "AfUn Arttfun lftal" and ! 

. «i;l roeîvc a number of attractive ' 

prizes of jewelry and other article^ I 

in ddditiun to n week's free vaeation 

at a Ineal hole!. 

: TO ATTEND CHI lit II StltVH ES 

• Thv nuling u ill elasc Sunday 

t tutjrninfi when the Artisans will ftt- 

I tynd services m locnl ehurehes. The 

: Musi Excellent Chaplain of the 

wrder. the Re%v L*?on t, Muorc, will 

! be guest preacher at the-Fi rat Mcth- ' 

udi^t Chureh: ' ; 

: The entire outing ts speitiored by I 

i the Ocean City Assgn^ly and the 

' Artisans Beflsters' Agsoclation. 

; Charles E. risbefts, Most Excellent 

Superintendent, b* ehairman of the 

{.-ummitlt:? in tharge. 

D.A.V, Convention Open* 

plose to 2,000 dclegalci are In ! 

Wiidwood taday for the 31st annual ,' 

, conventisn of the Now Jcrioy Dif. ; 

• abUd American Vcieranj. | 

The cunventfon spened last iiigilt j 

i will) « memorial service, al which I 

! lhe Cape May County Amerlfan I 

i Legiuii Band provided the musie- It ! 

| will close Sunday with election of 

j stiity enicerE, 

Day Album 

Service Sun 


iil Artnr, A... Ml Nil 

Virginia BtalTsrd. specialist . in the 

field of older adult work, k the delegates 

yesterday suggested luch «ttivluea 

ai gardeniog, knittJni, sewing, 

crocheting, woodcraft, writing 

letlan to awiea men, miuic and 

painttoj. 

CAN •HVE COMMUNITY 

The older adult can perform many 

servlcea to hU community by work. 

Ing at the polk or offering his services 

in hto special Held, she said. 

Many of the delegates spend much 

of their time helping others They 

visit the sick and disabled, read to 

the blind, write to these who are 

away from home and teach others 

hobbies or crafts 

The average age of the group is 73 

The largest group was from the 

Broadway Methodist Church, Salem 

which asm 14 delegates. This was 

the But church in New Jersey to 

organize an older adult group The 

Now Jersey and Philadelphia Methodist 

Conf erenees arc represented by 

more than §0 older adults at the 

resort conference. 

New Diesel Railroad 

Coaches Introduced 

CcBypaed fffsm p»fr I , 

I handicaps, ' 

' HOPES FOB MOBE TSAVEL 

; In oar effort always \o provide : 

I rnaximum service consistent with 

: patronage, these new RI^'s should ' 

j go fa? toward making railroad travel 

between Csmden and South Jersey 

.is comfortable and rapid as §nj 

1 

«h?fc in the country I hope ûu 

^ uur friend to use Ihese tars in 

le automobiles 

The Seuhsrr Line^, afeefdin* (a 

£ Bsdd Co reprpseniBlI% e n^ 

ha\c In str^ iee more ef the new 

fir* than 

railroad In the ; 

LPCTclL -.11 

Dir rl 

r> it-red h\ i h 2 = n ln>r 

M ent ne*i inoumtd brneaih |hi 


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Ph. 1490 823 Aabury Ave. 

îOOOOOQQOQQQ^DOQQO^SQDO 

WEEK-END 

• SPECIAL • 

Mocha 

Layer Cake 

55c 

WARDS 

Pastry Shop 

724 Aibury Avenue 

Phone 1280 

U5S ASBURY AVE, 

auditor pit «ir publfc achiMl IwcoUnt* 

for the current year, by the Board 

of Education Tuesday nliht. 

Std 

it right on th« tip at my tongue,! 

Profauor "WeU, you'd bf 

spit It out. It'a nttrtc Mid." 

RICHARDS' 


BEMBERG 

SHEERS 

Lovely Assortment 

'7.95 

•MIM PLMI KM WUCK 

OCUM CITY, N. I. 

Si/i to 24 i/i 

12 to SO 

f0- THE 

iwnitiBn. 

MilMSTMR OCCAMcmr, M.I. 

TltapMM IM 

HMD AMIWCAN MAN 

MLPN B. «I»"TM, tMnMrkamiMn 

Welcome 

Artisans 


FOR 

Farm Fresh 

PRODUCE 

You Will Taste the Difference and You'll 


PHONES ISIS.lSlei 

In Our Fish Department 

All Kinds of 

Fresh Seafood in Season 

FROM TAKE OUT 

Soft Crab. ,._.=S0cMCh 

Deviled Cr«b . 45c «ch 

Deviled Crib Pattiea .45ce«ch 

Imperial Crab ..,,,.,,80ceach 

FMi Cake. .,..._.....lfce-eh 

Deviled Claiti ._., 2Sce«ch 

Shrimp SaUd _•„ $1.75 Ib, 

Fried Scllop.• •1.101b. 

Fried Shrimp .,.. = ^.,ii,30jfc, 

CU Chowder . . , _SSe qt. 

UM, era, 

HOT PLATTERS 

Crsk, Shrimp, rbh, (,'laai 

COLD PLATTERS 

Fried Filet Fluke, 

2Sc.30e40e.gte per order 

French Fried Petatoei, 

Order, ISei pt., Me. qt., 4Sc 

Fried Oyiteri ., il.lOdea, 

Lobiter Salad ._ l.fl.Wlfe. 

Cr.bS«l.d $1.7* Ib. 

Cole Slaw 3$c|b. 

Pepper Harf, .._,. 3Oclfc. 

Potato Salad 3St 11*. 

••rlcd bcallop,, trIM 

ToBMto, Col. SUw. PleWa, Potato Salad 

. N> 

WEEK 

Outttandlng Volo*« In 

Aemm'u Big Jutt* 

FOOD 

FESTIVAL 

Hundred, and hundred* of 

real values In quality fsedi 

and heuMheld need, await 

yew again thi* week-end. 

Don'* milt It. 

Popular In Warm Wmathmr, tlnm tmw Salad 

Pink Salmon.::; u. 

Red Salmon er :" 

j*l«t«i Iri Alasfce fek.y8. 0**0 ltd Ctler, Pin* Ti.fwr., 

Cnamy 

MAYONNAISE 

39 

SALAD DRESSING 29 

JK0'California _»%•* 

FRUIT COCKTAIL "-" 31' 

elwida* Halv». • A •_ 

BARTLETT PEARS 35 C 

CORN 2-31 

Fanty WhoU Oolcten J^ A. 69o 

FRYING CHICKENS ,,.„, 

Suit CUektu CUT-OP-READY-TO-FRY 

59c 

lunch MM •"'"• l * • 16c j Bologna ^15'U,, " " 1 ft 

Ch»» """ •"""• *• " I S« | •rauntwalf •r l 1r •* 11s 

Chlck.n Llv.r. «»*?« •••! Loaf £31, ' ^37f 

Pork Motki •"•**• li 3fi|Mscaranl Salad "37c 

Shoulder Lamb Roast •« 

67c 

Imported Hams..:: 2 * «& • '"•••»S 

Grade A Sliced Bacon* 59c: so „,: 35c 

Deviled 

CRABS 

•tmtff Mtk 

rraali SaafsMl 

BLUEFISH ^25 C 

Prtiwd Whiting »•• •"• '• 1 ft 

Ocean Perth flliati "33c 

Fancy Slic.d Cad "59c 

FKOSTiD FOOD VALUES 

Mtst irand Conc.ntrot. for 

LEMONADE ••• 

Orttn PHI 

nttiwNt Cut Bean* 

&dta$ Orang* Julca c 

SduU WkoU StrawlN>rric« 

Sliced StrawlMrrlM p .^3* 

Ventura Um B«an« 

Ikarp Ch.^J.r 

Mild ChHH 

"sr »»« 

ska 

CHEESE V6lc 

Nanv low«r Prlcm 

FLOUR ^: 

BEST Putt LAUD 

5Sc 

txlra Sharp ••—••« 614, o*»M «« 

h*v* rap«l (Tar ib* 

lhe w Our Awn or are f 

tfiere w*aU be w*ny l«s »*eld*nU 

on the rood*. 

H you think this idea !• of any 

value piesne (i've it n try ... to get 

Dads and Mothers r*p*fltlng over 

and over B*> careful of the fenders', 

'Remember now ^ no nicki In the 

fenders' or 'Never dent a fender and 

you will never wreck a ear' or *Be 

careful of the fenders* Junlflr!* ** 

BADGE OFTOOB DRIVING 

A lot of water has gone over the 

dam since mort of us heard paternal 

admonitions on earing for the fend 

era. But the still small voice of experience 

should prod us into payins 

heed lo the warnings as we did In 

those days beyond recall. 

In final analysis, damaged fendew 

are a badge of poor driving, and 

seemingly minor driving errors can 

lead to highway tragedies. 

Fireworks Are 

Seized By Police 

Warn Youth. They 

Risk Arrest 

Ocean City Bailee ortlcinls warned 

yesterday that som» young people 

are rUking arrest by their illegal 

use of nreworlw. 

Under New Jersey state law, the 

sole and use of fireworks of all kinds 

Is prohibited, except for special Bub. 

lie displays for which special permits 

are Usued by city authoritiei. 

SEIZED BY POLICE 

Cast. William H, •mith. Jr., reported 

that police this week connscated 

batches of fireworks from two 

groups of children who were explode 

ing them in dilTereni parts of the 

ciiy. 

In both cases, he said, the fireworks 

apparently had been brought 

here from Pennsylvania, As far as 

could be determined, local store, 

keepers were not selling them. 

MANY NOIIE MAKERS 

The premature Fourth of July 

celebrators had a variety of noise 

makers ranging from tiny crockers 

about an inch long to giant aerial 

bombs that provide multiple booms. 

Those caught with the fireworks 

were taken to police headquarters, 

reprimanded and warned. Unless 

the practice is stepped, arrests will 

be made. 

Mr, and Mrs= Frank H, Wheaton, 

Jr., and family, are occupying their 

summer home at 107 flth gt. 

MIKE'S 

Hole in the-Wall 

42nd SEASON 

111 BOARDWALK 

• SERVING S 

Oar FlBtli CusisB Made 

BOW-WOWS 

HAMBURGS 

and 

SPECIAL 

SANDWICHES 

OF ALL KINDS 

W -. 

j. 

At 

*n»-*r * 

For 

PrMwtptiM Dapt. M4 

EIGHTH * WESLEY AVE. OCEAN 

in the 

JlNCOlN § 

Restaurant 

9th and Wesley Ave, 


Comfortable ait All Times 

SEAFOOD * LOBSTERS 

FREE FASKINO 

BREAKFAST — FULL COUB8E DINNEM 

SAME MANAGEMENT BOYEL LINCOLN 

E. L. COPE, OWNI1 

STEEL FIEE 

DAHCINB — JUHt U-U 

LARRY FQT 

TO JUHI ii — 

OH MIIIM 1 

— FIRST uxm — 

FHOTOPLATB 

i »* MOW TO JtfffS • 

fiUIUp »M@ •TTU*T< 

TON!ARDEN 

ii you'vm 199% 

you will.wHm 

iyi 

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w 

8 

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0 

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ACCTATC 

RAYON 

AMD 

NYLON 

Wath your NORTHCORD all you Un—yon*D 

•Iway* like the way it look*! The whole wit wtrifhs 

but 32 ounces—yet this cool, luttNui, wrinkla 

raiatant fabric hai amazing itnnfth and 

wearing quality. It'* woven with Acetate-Rayon 

*nd NYLON. Handsomely styled in new pattern* 

and rich, fast Colon. 

.50

s : 

FBOK BEHGAsVr 

The people of Hungary nave a 

new way of determining direction 

They ta| to the nearest railroad 

track—UH loaded trains are always 

" " eawt 

C> 

Truck, will be in Ocean City 

j *q* Friday for Pick-Up and D^liv- 

> ft* rMconTensence of our friend* and 

Anwfib immtng our semeM call 

^lar ifaop vi iilroli 

E-WAY CLEANERS 

Sff, MIU.VULLE — PHONE Mil 

>••••••»»»* MMt»»»f »«»»«»»>»>>»»««>« 

JOUNCING... 

THE OPENING OF 

8 PASTRY SHOP 

'•'j -3148 Asbury Avenue 

ERLY OF BATTERSEA ROAD) 

FEATURINp 

A COMPLETE SELECTION OF 

PASTOY - PIES 

and SWEET ROLLS 

Phone 1144-J 

toy Cake* Made to Order • 

'S MARKET 

AVENUE 

Choke 

SWIFT 

PREMIUM 

MEATS 

FULL LINE OF 

FROZEN FOODS 

GROCERIES 

PRODUCE 

> — 8:30 A. M. to 6 P, M. 

I* - - - 

! * ftritWtkse (wet T 

Wttvifcfc to* ntin* 

- ZotWfer 

IN REASON 

Out 

|r iu 

. roTAi 

MfTATO 0ALAD 

i gM&IAL PLATTERS 

Children's Et 

Sa 

AnothaV hpw* occupied tat 

lunra or' 4MI* afltaJttrcloalraf action. 

TOU tell me of any Instance 

water coat* a considerable 

tamnint of mon»Tf" inquired the 

Wocim 1 A "knUtlns corns" of mot* thsB Olvll Deteikst pMns Indwte the 

Mbrf tb*n i«» UtcMn card* w 11M women Is being mobilized to bulldinc up of stockpile* at warm 

clvfl ifelense Inatructlorn have now supply the children'* clothblf re- clothing to m«t tne prDbai>l« «in«r8> FRlNTERS 

baen issued by Ocetii City Boy quirements for Civil Defense evacu- eocT clolhlng nquirsnents- As soon 

Scouts and Girl Scouts, it was reation centers beginning in Mbntfom AS one ant Is stocked, Santa Claus MYWOOD PRESS 

yesterday by Raymond Gif- ery County, Pa 

Mail wJll move on to other shelters 

ord^ supervisor u of Uie distribution 

This project uas developed by Tikis program will aflord oppor- Ptk.1480 823 A»bury Ave. 

. The SScouts 

started last week on 

Mrv Oliver Hammer originator of tunities for many people who other- 

the big >uk of taking Uie cards 

the Sant* Claus Mall 3» ye*r> ago wise might have to alt by because of 

from door to door, and are malt- 

Mrs Hammer offered the facilities ago or physical inflnnlties. 

Ing good progress. Mr. Olfford said. 

and services of Santa Claus Man. "These older people may now vol- 

Aliout 25 boys and sirls are co- 

particularly with reference to the 

F. R. Bridegam 

operating In the work and are cov- 

care of children, to assist in the 

ering the city in an orderly fashion, 

Civil Defense movement 

WATCHING DtVELOMIENTS 

"Well." said the housewife. "I REAL ESTATE 

by zones. He expects the distribu- Mrs Hammer is residing at 4tiS saved you f7S today. Harvey, so 

tion of more than 4,000 card* to be21st 

st for the summer Volunteers 

INSURANCE 

don't say I am not watching our 

completed by the end of June. for sewing; and knitting should con- budget.*' 

Choice Summer Rentals 

of the fifth grade 

The Utchen cards provide housetact her Wool and directions will "Interesting." remarked the hus- 

•ftfta,- Replied (he lad whose holder* with official Information und be supplied 

WE SOLICIT TOVB LIS1INGS 

band, dubiously. "Just how did you 

taps was building a bungalow instructions oh air raid signals and This U a large project to under- save all this money'" 

Phone 0953 510 8th St, 

"when it's mixed with cement foi safety precautions: 

take and rruiiiy knitters are needed. "By listening to the radio.' ex- 

basement* and sidewalks" 

plained the little woman, "I heard 

the new tax on deep freezers would 

be increased to 25 per cent, so I 

bought one right away," 

Hostess House to Entertain 

Public on Donation Day, July 12 

An opportunity for the public to 

inspect the spic and (pan Hostess 

House For Convalescent Qlrls, MO 

Central av., will be provided on 

Thursday, July 12. from I to S B, m , 

during its annual Open House and 

Donation Day. 

There Witt be entenainmsnt, re. 

:reshmentsând a grand apportunty 

to leave some checks and cajh. 

to help the House carry on its nan. 

profit hospitality for convalescent 

working girls and women from the 

eitiei, after they have been ill. 

^ Another opportunity to help these 

girl* la recuperate in Ocean City» 

Invigorating climate—-at s price they 

can afford to pay—will be during 

he two annual Miles of Dime, on 

.he boardwalk, in front ef the Music 

»ier. 

The Hostess League, meeting Tues* 

day night. tentati\ely fixed the dates 

for these affairs—July 2S to 28 and 

August 30 to September 1. In this 

event visitors from various states 

ompele to determine the state con- 

State Building 

Inspectors Here 

To Meat Tomorrow 

At Flanders Hotel 

Discussion of zoning and building 

uestions which plague municipals 

(ties will bg a feature of the Jus e 

meeting of the New Jersey Building 

Inspectors' Association to take place 

ere tomorrow 

Between 30 gnd 40 city inspectufi 

from all parts of the gtate will convene 

for luncheon at i p, m, at The 

Flanders, to b# fsllpwea by a buJimeeting 

at 2 p, m. 

ie insp#ctnrv will sprnH !h*^ n**x 

ef thg aiternean en a speedboat 

ride and a game party on the beach 

at the home ef Henry B, Cggpcr, 

Oeean City ingpecter, at 30th ui 

Supper will be served on the beach 

at -* p. nt '' .._ 

Sfifne of the visUors wiii remain 

ever in ihe resort until Sunday 

During their meeting here they 

also will make tentative plans for 

the nnnual |hree-dsy conference in 

Atlsntie City next November, in 

eenjunctien with the State L 

of Municipalities convention. 

TIME TO GET OUT 

An English paper publislios this 

advertisement: "For Iglet Baker'j 

business; good trade; large oven, 

present owner been in it = for seven 

years, good reason for leaving/* 

giat*. vthitfi IN In f»ct th« lit- 1 

•it in cfandrcn'a (lippen. TtiOM 

CSiFhi 

THE 

CAMERASHOP 

Bo«rdw*it 

Phone 2072 

Commercial 

Photography 

Album PrinU 

Developing - EnlM-ging 

FILM * CAMERAS 

FOR SALE 

CAMERA REPAIRING 

JOMN v, roMiumm, JB,, 

I Pr«B. 

I^C^^ 

tributiDC the largest amount, Pcnn. 

lylvariia usually wins ki a walk. 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. pierson I 

a family, of Upper Montclair, are | 

summering at 2SS Central ay. 

Is It REAL ESTATE 

We Can Finance It 

FHA - GI - CONVENTIONAL 

MORTGAGES 

• Nothing to Sell But Service • 

BROKERS PROTECTED 

BROKERS MORTGAGE SERVICE 

HAKVIT 1, ALNGST. Mgf, 

NAT. BK. BLDG-, OCEAN CITY 

O.C. 1892 

Deluxe Homes 

BEING BUILT FOR SALE 

On Seabright Road We«l, Near Parkway 

WALLACE SOFFEE 

Builder of Homes Since 1920 

— SEASONABLE FBICES 

821 EIGHTH STREET 

ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOMES 

AT BARGAIN PRICES " 

Sir TaHnm-mnrf fcathj cellar and »uit, guaie, stf ttjsysanh, talf 

acre let, tood laoatlan an •tale kllbway, near Mirmori- HjH. 

Seven rooms and Bath, i bedrsami, nolern kitchen, hot air heal, 

screened perch I by 40 feet, z.«ar garafe, 5 aeret (round., shade 

•at fralt trees, itrawberrT patch, Hreeu and storm sash, some 

furniture — II,M(, 

Other rnidential praperlles at H3M t. I2S.0H. 

Bulldlnf sites, Marmora »Bd Beesleyi paint — tit* to f]H, 

Farns, Acreage • 

I INSL1HE ANYTHING, ANVWHEBE i 

HERMAN B, WALKER 

Shore Road «t 34th Street — Marmora 

CaH Ocean City 2956 R-ll 

CAREY 

Xttd Ettate • inturanem 


NEW BEACHFRONT HOME 

BUILT IN 1VM 

Solid Stone Construction 

Mealed an CeMral Av*. «.OUi of MUi St OM bulkhead 

1 Acdrovms, bcanlliDllr IBrnlah*d. 

HMin in every reapacl. Bested, 

PassesilHi seHlenent daf, 

$33,000 

BEACH FRONT 

HOME SITES 

Lot _ Wesley Are., belo 

28th SL WzlSf plu. 

riibt. ....... .. 

Mortgage Fund* 

For First Mortgages 

FHA and Convention*! 

AMORTIZING TYPE 

rrapl Artlon « All 

APpUcallona 

Richard B. Fox 

Bill and Atlantic Ave- 

Phone O98O 

SALE 

Enjoy your rammer vaea 

tion in thi. NEW HOME 

located in the beat Beach 

Section. 1st Floor, 3 bedrooms, 

tile bath, spacious 

knotty pins living and 

dining room combination 

cheerful kitchen, ample 

eloseta, 2nd floor unfinbhed 

bat floored. Com* 

plete bath easily converted 

into extra bedroom or 

apt. Private entrance with 

large open sun deck. 

Single car garage with 

storage facilities. Unfur 

niihed. 

$18,000 

MAXWELL 

REAL ESTATE 

Robert R. Bennett 

Assoeiale 

I4U| ST. anl HKST AVt. 

FOR SALE 

NINE ROOM 

GUEST HOUSE 

HBMSHED AND READY 

FOR OPERATION 

Good Income Property 

Owner must sell before June 30 

OLIVE 

MacPHERSON 

BKAL ESTATE BROKER 

300 13th Street 

"We*. 

pU«. utifully; ! 

110,500 

NEW CAM COD witfc Upg 

Bush, Automatic oil heat. 

$16,000 

SCOTT 

REAL ESTATE 

614 EIGHTH STREET 

EST "INSURE IN PHONE 

1P10 SURE INSURANCE" 0160 

See 

MORRISON 

Sales REALTORS 

8th. and OCEAN AVE. 

LOOK THIS OVER 

Solid built home in best Gardens section. 3 bedroftinV 

tile bath, maid** room & lav., sun deck, hot air ItogL 

2 ear garafe. 60' lot. Furnishings of tile highest 

quality. 

An Unusual Value at $13,000 

3-Bedroom Breeze-Swept Cottage 

With grand view of the bay, H.W, heat, 

well furnished. 

Act Now - $7,800 

An Exclusive Cottage in Gardens 

2 bedroom*, hot air heat, one car garage. 

A Home Buy Worth Seeing at 910,500 

******* **************** 

A BUY!! 

Five bedrooms, two baths, cottage, half 

block from Ocean City's BEST BEACH. 

Heated. Completely furnished. Garage. 

Excellent condition. 

'19,500 

Listed Exclusively with 

R. L. MONIHAN 

Broker 

32nd and Central Ave. 

IEE US FOR CHOICE SUMMER RENTALS 

JTRY A CLASSIFIED AP FOR QUICK RESULTS 3 

THE BEST SECURITY YOU CAN 

HAVE TODAY IS TO OWN YOUR 

OWN HOME. - - WE HAVE THAT 

HOME YOU'VE DREAMED ABOUT 

IN OUR FILES. 

SEE MILLS TODAY! 

W,tch for Our it-r ( • ) Special. _ They Are the Be.t Buy. of In. W«k \ 

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME 

Oil H.W. kealea, J iarfe btdr.om.. Msiini balk. 7 enclose* ,„„ B.rehct >fvh» 

tat ream, Dutch kali open •Uirnay, Ultra modern altrhen 4 „, ».„.! J.^.T* 

TING 

$16,000.00 rarm. With II aern farm 

tanii 1 larie chieken bniHi, I separate IB, 

talh npu, i i m Bam hmmut hunt, 

Apprn, Mr front an s.MBar. 

Gueat Home . . . .$24,500 

Has 1 apt*., MM, and apt, over 1 ear 

«ars»«. Km tenth, 

Gasoline Station $5,000.00 

ir i-ear ropal, l 1B»p. Mvto, i 1, 

Modem Delicatesten and Restaurant 

I nit u a real buy at 

fcMfe. Din. 

l 

SET- 

$2500.00 ,,jLI, CAfM ^ftsK. c, 

Home 5 miles U> Ocean Cfly. a root* fit 

t BK 2nd Boor. No ploAttftu F««ssV' * 

^to can you No trlDcrs B«M 

3-Fam.IyApt...$lC«*«)[ 

T T»o apt*., t II. w. heated, a\ ear 

amtaHs tor wwUtti murk. Mlaa 

B«sMenUal Lawtsan 

* Bungalow 

I bedrMhs, .M,, „ 

w «** r »««. * MlfM t0t *W 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

EDWARD H. MI 

lM -1NDEPENDINT BROKial- 

iVEAR-AROUND TURKEY—Good newi tqt the housewife nus 

'come out of Umcwrter. CaUt, where Mri. phyUis Witt, his developed 

an el«hj-pound turkey. Mn, m^, shown ibeve with one 

ol her Junior gobbler!, hai been trying for 17 yean to ndic a turkty 

tbat ran fit nut budgets and oven*. . 

food Planted For 

So, Jersey Game 

Formers, Sportsmen, 

ScouU Cooperating 

Great strides arc being mpde ill 

Ulo long rango progriitTi of the Di. 

vision af FUh and Gnme tu improve 

eondltlsni far prne birds and ani. 

Bials in New Jersey, 

The Division announced this week 

Ui8l the Farm Game HRbilal Restoration 

Plan has been extended this 

year la include both northern and 

southern New Jersey. It ta ihc in. 

tention of the plan to furnish rood 

and cover in accordance with B 

planned schedule on those areas 

*here. duo to inienaive aKrit-ultUFL', 

adequate £oud and eaver facilitipi no 

longer egist. 

The response tu the proijriitn hiij; 

been immediate, the Division re. 

ports, and at the present time 101 

eosperators, consisiinM of frirmerg. 

sportsmen. Boy Seouu -ynd other 

youth gruurfe arv yorreuling tiie foocl 

and cover deficiencies nil land they 

own or in areas in which they are 

interested. 

STATIONERY 

MYWOOD PRESS 

Ph. 1490 S23 A.bury Ave, 

The careful driver came id the 

railroad erosilng He (topped, 

looked and listened. 

The,only sound he hegrd was the 

car behind crashing into hli gas 

tank. 

FRANK M. 

MAZZITELU, SR. 

PLUMBING . HEATING 

OIL BURNERS 

1315 

\, Why «iH,f that 

V mn.rhi.o all! h.lp 

yqul Aftf r ysjf 

igva 

baa. 

a, Anting at 

y t***t yam 

ow. D is raun«H 

ta inmHf aim. 

If ^» in i «ff al 

l hfln% in yswf 

i and MFVIEM 

SELVAGN'S 

Rexoll Pharmacy 

»lh Ml, and Anbury Av«. ph. 1139 

At The Flanders 

Suddenly your hair curls.,. and naturally 

W* method h bated en 

MM theory that matt hair 

CeuU b> curled nafurally. 

Tha hair fa cut by tning a 

ruor or tha amiiing Thiiw 

•en, wifh tba aid sf batrlh* 

g'ning rayt sf (harapaiitis 

lantpi and finger •djirrt- 

ing. Bfingt out fho Mddasi 

cnrL 

fla NSMMM NSS* 

1 lth and Boardwalk 

Ocean City 2277 Ocean City 1000 

DAN'S -». 

Phoiit>127» 

lOtb ST. AT pAYFRONT 

ay Catches 

WeakRsh 

CALIFORNIA PINK PINK MEAT 

CANTALOUPES 

JUMtO 36 SIZf 

NONI PRICED HIGHER 

SOUTHERN RED RIPE 

WATERMELONS 

TH1 WHOLE MILOH— ||,. •% 

HALF OR 9UARTM %9 

Santa Rosa PLUMS "• 25c 

Nearby Full 

PODDED PEAS 2 » 25c 

Fine Frozen Foods 

SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OfVES! 

HOMESTYLE FROZEN 

WAFFLES-15 

Birds Eye Git Cora '£ 

'a Jolm't Flswdir ^ 

LMNHI Mtri^N Pit A \ - Ms 

DNMTI WMfo , j r. St Ms 

Jan* Parker Doirit 

PoWoChiji 

SUNNYPiILD FANCY CtEAMMY 

BUTTER - 

LAR«E MOWN ft WHITI 

CRESTVIEW 

EGGS 

•fueieill T*M«T CHIMAH 

turn 

ttilESE 

MAL w* III Pk* 

CHICKEN OF THE MA 

TUMA pueH upuciDi 

LlfUHMlTMi 

ift«M. '•* 

iAjf: j ( .' ^ 

'Jr 

Canne 

Tender asparoguf, 

of freahnM, and proc*««kl tpi,.. . . 

Mfi. W«-w mmtir famoitf bron* to (*MH§ 

marked with a thrifty A&P ptipÎ^Ma^k faf, j 

BbAi 

ASPARAGUS 

JTEWING—4 TO I POUND AViHAGE ONI fUCl—HONE MICM Ht#NIRI 

CHICKENS 45' 

SHOULDER—lONfD AMD IOLU0 ONI PWICC—NONI fHICED MlftHIRI 

VEAL ROAST - 85' 

HtfSH PICNIC STYLB ONI PRICE—NONE PRICED NieHUi 

PORK SHOULDER 49 e 

SUP£R-«IGHT—TOP QV4U1T «NI IMAM 

SLICED BACON -32' 

ItkMl LoaVtt 

PftmlHini 

» *• ITs 

FRESH PORGIES 

CNfCIfN SOIHO 

• a. a -a.-a. 

FrMn MHIW 

mm MKfa 

Swordfish Steaks 

»• Its FrMk 

» Nc DresM»J Whltlif - lie 

FRESH RES. WHITE CRABMEAT -sr-'aJ3 B ^ 89 C 

uiirs 

TOMATO JUICE 6 - 59 C 

%AN$INENA—A DELICIOUS CANNED UiAJl 

CORNED BEEF ^ 37 e 

CHOCOLATE SmUF 

HERSHEY'S « T » 15 e 

KELLO«&$—INT* 

KELLO«&$—INTHODUCTORr OFFER/ 

CORN 

DOLES, 

DOLES, 

DEL 

OfL MONTE 

MON1 

£ t,IMt"S 2 1S-OZ. CANS 27c 

PINEAPPLE JUICE - 31 

M0 CHEEK 

APPLE JUICE 5 «29' 

Tr«tt or SpMl 'y 

Hal Haaatsi ssaWB auai 17 = 

*1.I8 

MlMONKtllHT can 

Utt 

Theatre 

N. J, 

%,&£' 

w yourtfcne 

faalp 

NOT A MAOICtANT 

Sutlers - Magician 

urn AAwr A, n. now 

•ilh (ton M.w IWalw 

T.L 69S 

Adult. . 50c 

CUldrm . 18c 

TAX n>ct.rsKD 

, ALL THE BIG PICTURES PLAY 

IGS OF OKLAHOMA' 

TtCHNlCOLOK 

DAN DURYEA • GALE STORM 

, JVM M • IS — 

SY PECK • BARBARA FAYTON in 

,Y TOE VALIANT" 

"711 OCEAN DRIVE" 

EDMOND O'BRIEN • JOANNE DRU 

«» Mary B«hJ>« Me H«>dliim •••!» 

j OM1.Y. ntttK m — 

. FLYNN • OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND in 

"DODGE CITY" 

WMl ANN 8HKIDAN — BRUCE CABOT 

f. JUNE ft - It — 

TRACY • JOAN BENNETT in 

t'S With ELIZABETH LITTLE TATLOB DIVIDEND* 

imtminiuii 

Your Prescriptions Filled at 

CITY'S MOST MODERN 

COMPLETE PHARMACY 

YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS • • • 

SELVAGN'I 

PHARMACY 

and Aatmry An. Phone 1838 

PRESCRIPTION 

SPECIALISTS 

Tfc* Ffaaet QMdkr *f UM fart Dmfa 

Arc Always Used 

A. A. SMLMAdtt. Ffc,8. H. C. SELVAON. Ffc.O. 

FOLLOW THE CIOWS8 WHO 1IOF AND SAVE 

•MtUILT AT HUCALL 

MENNEN'S 

LVE CREAM 

with Skin 

f Special 

SQUIBBS 

PAL CREAM 

and H.ndy 

ravel Cue 

All For 70c 

PEPSODENT 

Tooth Paste - Brush 

$1,12 niua 

Only S9e 

2 for 1 BARGAIN 

2 Bottle. W1LDROOT 

Liquid Crwun Shampoo 

Reg. SSc Val. - 39c 

8u OlMs . Bathlna Can • Oaawaa . Film 

at Our completely Mocked Coimetic Bar 

CHANEL - ELIZABETH ARDEN 

COTYS . HOUBIGANT 

DANA: Tabu • Emir - 20 Carats - PUtine 

- Toilet Wmtmr - Lipstick - Etc, 

the most popalikr brand*. Our trained 

will aadat you ia nuking your choice, 

FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 

i-tr/UM, TkADB FMTCES — MO towra rwcus ANTWHIK 

«ODE« — DAILT I A. M. to 11 P. H, 

I R C L El 

UQUOR STORE 

On tht Traffic Circle, iraten Point, N, J.l 

no Loxmi *ii IN KMEU MM I 

Complete Stock of 

PULAR BRANDS 

tTED and DOMESTIC 

• WINE 

UQUEUR 

WID BEER 

johnstone ? s 


teONEY'S 

h.IQUOR STORL 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

We Welcome You Alway. at 

— T H E — 

Chatterbox 

Bth and Central Ave, Phone 0717 

Where Old Friends Meet and 

No One Is a Stranger 

S E R V I S O 

Breakfast • Luncheon - Dinner 

Delicious Snack* 

Fountain Service Ice Cream 

Phone 0717 FOB OIB FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 

9 A, M, to 10 P, M, 

NO SUNDAY SALES 


RYE 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BEER 

BAR 

am 

DAILY 

7 a, m, to 2 a. m. 

SUNDAY 

12 Noon 

Phone 9051 

34th Street 

Just Over the Bridge \ 

fope, for Relief I 

to, but they ihould b« of Wuhlnaton wirnlnn about 

Faulu Should B. llw infrequent and non-Krloua kind, tlu-enta to the national economy In 

. Minimi-*! 

•o that the childreiv wilt not think the lack of economic controls hai 

of them u disturbance.—but only In | furnlihed the New Jeney ClttzEiu 

Problem children unially com. their ••••' re»! lluht. a> dlffercncea ~ of-Committee 

for th* Hoover Report 

from problem hsmca, according to opinion 

with more ammunition in Its attack 

the editor, of Chiidcn.fi book*. • Hi The parenta. not perfect on federal waste and inefficiency. 

publication devoted to helping par. themaelvei. don While conceding that price control 

pnt» brine up their children. 

u ouuide the Citiiera' Committpe's 

In an article on home life, Mrs 

balliwiclt, chairman Donald V, Lowe, 

Ann* M, Wolf, member of the Con. 

of KldXPfleld, cited recent •toternenu 

nutation Service of the Child Study 

AHoclatlon of America and author 

of child guidance columns, points 

out that in her work she hu «y«. 

covered that many of the «o-cnlle(1 

"happy homes' have similar charaeteriatla. 

These itimllafitiei, which 

lead toward a healthy home atmos. 

Bherc are: 

FAULTS MEKELT IRItlTATINr, 

il 1 The parents enjoy their ehl|. 

dren. The faults of the younisters 

are regarded BS irritating, but very | 

minor chapters in (srowth, and not 

as painful diseouragements, 

(21 The parcnt.« accept each child 

is an individual and don't moke rii«idvantasesus 

comparisons between 

hem. They reallie that what m the 

right role toward one, might never 

be right for the others, 

13) The home is made n place 

here both adulla and children 

ihare work rind play: anil where 

friends, young and old. are welcomed 

with informal hospitality, 

HOUSEWORK SROMIARV 

(41 The mechanical running of 

he house—cleanliness, punctuality, 

are for material possession*—while 

[one reasonably well, is hold sre- 

1 ! expect their chll. 

dren to he perfect. Both young and 

eld show dlslr.jsslna a character U-Biu 

lime«, i 

AfTectlnn 

AfTl 

should 

hld 

not 

t b 

be 

._ 

withdrawn or Ihrealcned w h e n ; by [he Pre«idem and adminliilntlon 

somebody gets temporarily "off the i spokesmen on that subject as pefm- 

• - I Ing up the need for concerted IsgU. 

| lalive action on economic mailer* 

| -Srt-HNO ON BOMB" 

"Die president and his aides seem 

, worried becauae the production act 

i will lapse at the end of this month 

and, they say. Congress is slow in 

• act in determining the course to fftl 

_. __ _ low," Mr, Lowe declared, "Sisblli. 

More thin 300 persons attended i Milan Director Johnson Bays the nn, 

Ocean City's annual Sunday School i lion U sltiing on a economic time 

picnic Monday at Lake Lenape. Mnyi 

Landing. 

Softball, swimming and peanut 

scrambles were enjoyed by the pie* 

nlckepi Three lifeguard!! nnri 8 s 

Kukell. Buta-Cynwyd. P»: Dr. «n i 

Film, il in Jni* thr win iif ihi 

sior\ i fht 4ih c_i niur% ^ u % u u 

the nt ^ Chry. ui ulit-iim ilihini^h 

efficiilb toltrdhii ^ i- i 11 nl'icti 

to tht prr < t ui itin nf jii 11 \ \ i ii i' 

Death ht Tuftuft m ifn u

ihe Loliji lifti it Runii m ih, fi 

onli. Itirm uf jiuiu hinnil u nh s 

mob iniuhnu ii ippin\ il t Ifu 

lendi^h ^ irn ' ••! inriiirf, miln \< i 

THE GIRLS... 

CA^V^-WlWtfSXv ._.....„... ^...w 

'Mister Univerrf, Coming to Moorlyn Theatre oix Monday 

Misifr iniv^r^ «nii fnt«ur1.f^ rn*ke w«) to fin* In sseae from picture of «mf nuie, which will 

b? ai ihc Moorlyn Th»lrr, Monday through Wfdnt«d»>. 

*SLAPSir MAXJE ROSCNBtOOM 

MON. -• WED. 

The reugh, FLigHt-d story of the 

men and womvn who made the old 

Santa Fe trail a path of adventyfe, 

"Santa Fe'\ ptars Randolph Seen 

i | and JanU Carter. 

• Scott playa tint? of four brothers 

| who ge Wt'it after the Civil War, 

i He U the only one of the four who 

> goes straight. Unfortunately his 

' I career and i'omirhie are jeopardised 

b^' the actions of his brothers In a 

' bloody i-XcitinjJ cltnuix, Scott fig 

ihu outlaws iitnp a spe^diiiK frtii 

triiln 

Star-Studded Bill 

At the Steel Pier 

A* the Steel PUT $uinc« the 

1951 sumnu r 

fix 

To Be Surveyed 

M«ke 

Check Before CM. 1 

Moil of lh« ml property enjoy, 

ing ux iKcmptioii In Now-Joney 

soon will be checked by local ••• 

lessors under termi sf the riewly- 

•daptcri Saiber Act, 

The tMoklet, "Financial Statistic! 

of New Jeriey MunlcipalltiW. pub. 

lisheri by the New Jerley Tn«pliy. 

crs AHsocialion, elves son>t' Idea of 

(he BainiindlnK smounu of tail free 

' property in New Jersey, This ihnwi 

llial by 105(1 all tail.exempt prop, 

nrty, both feol and perional, wai 

^'lihied at almoit one and one-half 

billion dollars This la almost one. 

llflh the value of oil B««e««ed prop. 

eny iii the state. It represents an 

Increase of more than 300 million 

dnilarg since 1940, 

Under the new law. municipal tax 

USSDSiiors, prior IO October 1, will 

obtain an Initial statement from 

property awneni showing their right 

lo the i?»cmptions they claim, 

Therenflcr each year, the afysusssor 

will obtain from owners of newly 

exempt properly the initial stitte- 

| merit and from owners of previously 

I exempt real properly a further 

; -HlHtement reporting any change in 

u,*e. Exemptions of personal property 

iis well as those provided under 

veterans' laws are excluded from 

provision of the act 

It is believed thoi some property 

continues on exempt lists even 

Ihouish the purpose for which taJt 

exemption was originally granted 

may have changed. The new act 

may return considerable municipal 

valuations to tax productivity, thus 

bringing some measure of relief to 

nil taxpayers. 

MfM|dl1 

Tuesday and H>dnes^y I iQmt> wfly IQ slow him down. But 

The simri that t'veryone .tt>i-rTu to when Carson tries in weaken the 

n.-iki- t-xmn uf - wrcMliti«—i^ thu wniild - be champ before the big 

.ii'ijt'i-i nr tht* =.:*mtniy: "MiKtur Uni- match, it is iftey who end up on 

,. 1 ** 

ALLOWANCE 

>Cttt Ctmntoer of Com- Be mure to look for the beautiful, 

, curved eteirway which wlodi from 

the main Boor to the attic. ' 

The heuae la now occupied by'the 

CoontT JTnsholden. Audtfcon Center of South -Jersey, 

Standing on the original plantation 

on the Delaea Drive. South 

Smpal, la the Aaaoh Faikinbur, 

, It waif baJh i&nr. time about 

Tola t M H old houae' It 

J, r tt U ftaatered with the 

•Tiflnal oyster .hell platter. ' 

Mete the old atat Mlnda, the exquitltely 

carved trim and the Mil. 

The houae la BOW occupied by Mr. 

•Ml Mi.. W. W. DaUiog. 

Another of the county', oldflt 

IUH j§ the William Ewing HouM 

jo jS« TAernMle jd. It w.s built 

The 'ttaitoeri are haB^hewn. the 

IselB, laiehM, erana, and cr»nc hook 

sre ef wrsught irsi. The rs^ ii 

covered with native cedar shingle*, 

ilni house Is coiy^ both 

aiB» 

I 

pfecenl owMn are Mr and. 

Wet. Iwmn Fox. 

Material far thin article wu fum- 

Mad by Mr» William F. FKipatrlck. 

%'4aM 

I 

term aa president of the New Jersey 

State Bar A»oclatlon. 

i 3TU« lcral aid program during >\M 

antt'ytsrojoperation provided iorv. 

• lei to 7.600 indigent person* In New 

,- k.. T . Jtney, includlni 71 in Cape Hay 

I tWI. County, according to a report subf? 

W 

*" mlited «t the tjem itate But A»toclation 

convention. The 7,SCO eases 

can City will handled free or at grtatly reduced 

iTat'&S; lm *» W-Mrtleipatkig lawyeam. 

^*tn« HWP Aoed more than SOO Jpearanees In 

tlonatSWa- eofn- 

; Sake, ft. New Jersey now has aid aoeieties 

Tto raort attorney 'JMH wiu *„,„ lunotionitag in li ol Its Si counties. 

39 ¥••*• 

Mr. and Mrs. George OavUon, 

Pitl»burgh. are (pending the Mil 

•t »1I Wesley »v. 

" • < • • • • ! • • . • FRIDAY 

HiAY 

»^.:mjAi r.M 

TMEBMSOBOOM 

ngrotulale you, 

• -vlll always 

• m«»•** 

pdJture. Commit- 

-"-•"> a report 

•w Jersey dl¥|si 

Italian to make 

STlfc our overt*.. 

I A collector', dream ia our 

Antique Shop. You'll And 

it's moat UBUMMI and full 

of choice item* at a nominal 

call. IrawM here today. 

MENDANA C. 

VICKERS 

Antiques 

In laa DANA PASTBY BLDG 

107 Eighth St. 

'm la the Cantf IOIMJJBWW 

jMjtppuM, and MOM 'to 

, «H, llthouah there jre 

•out ip.MO Am«rlc.n veta-*" 

iraeairthl^tirani 1 AdnUnk , 

n ha, no leu than 1,603 emplora 

Bvid« torcab 

i year lor f toaftii 

ignafed area* 

f FRESH MEATS 

• GROCERIES 

* FROZEN FOODS 

"Where You Know You Are 

Getting the Beat" 

De HART'S MARKET 

WE DELIVER 

Phone 8858 Hth ST. and BAY AVE. 

Dana 

Pastry Shop 

8th Street near the Bay 

Open Daily 8:30 a. m, to 5:30 p, til. 

(Except Sunday) 

FREEZE OUR BAKED GOODS 

Many people buy our product* juat before they go 

home and freeze them. They will remain 

deiicioua and oven fresh, 

OPEN THROUGH SEPTEMBER 

• WELCOME • 

• ARTISANS 

Ocean City Assembly Joins With New Jersey Artisans Booster* 

Association to Welcome Once Again 

The Artisans Order of Mutual Protection 

For Another Gala Outing 

NIGHT, 

JUNE m> 

SATURDAY, 

mm m 

MOST EXCaiJNT OFFJCIRS NI6HT 

OCEAN CITY ASSEMBLY _ H03T 

Initiation Ceremony - Members Only 

SENTINF.L.LEOGER BI.Dt;, ith # HAVIN AVE. 

AUTO PARADE , 8i3» A M. 

(form. 16th A WEST AVP) 

Hw Honor Mayor Bowker will BrW«mt Key %f Otg i 

Mort EMfllent Mastw Ar*j»«n Yonker, 

at High School Athletic Fja!|l 

11130 A. M.—Junior Arti«an Sixth 

SiOO P, M. 

8iQ0 P. M 

8i30 P, 

NOCHAHqE 

m^(l Hall, 

OF MISS 

art, at i 

,„'• MM lUHe tomor. .he will, -U ahe Man* at the «m. 

! ttWi «, Ml. .om, I SSi*""^ **•« «•«" «•• Win 

SIXTH STREET 

City Surf Laundry 

PHONE 01 If 

LL WORK PROCESSED IN OUR 

OCEAN CITY PLANT 

Hotels - Daily Service 

Rooming Houses • As Desired 

Jome Laundry - Picked Up Monday and 

Returned Friday or Saturday 

Owned and Operated by 

N, E, FRETZ and SONS, Inc. 

ALBEN DECORATORS 

JUNE SPECIAL ^ 

i MADE TO ORDER "~* 

SLIPCOVERS 

I '89,50 

; Fsr Sofa . 2 Chairs 

(J ClishlMM) 

j. Cutam Tailored — zipper. — 

DRAPERIES - UPHOLSTERY 

TRAVERSE DRAPER I F:S Our Specialty 

, DKCOBATOR WILL CALL WITH SAMPIilS 

2516 Atlantic Avenue 

Atlantic City, N, J, 

Phone 4-2686 

Spiff 

i.*..' . *... •. ' 

Unemployable* to 

Be Wiped Out 

Terror and panie behind tha Iron 

Curtain are Inflaming large ureas of 

Hungary and Poland where Communljt 

leaderi are ruthlenly dii- 

out the middle elaam. 

"A mnuiitlni mui "f (actual information 

about thli new reign of 

terror haa been reaching Ul during 

the PB«t two weefci,^ General Luclu« 

D. Clay, Natlanil chairman of Ihe 

Criuade for Freedom, dlacloscn. 

WORSE TNAN NAZIS 

"It in the Red diotaton' Jateat 

Catholic, Jew or Protestant, 

No mercy is shown pregnant 

women, nurmng rnqthers, or the 

crippled and maimed. The only 

determining whether to deport their 

virtlms or permit them to remain in 

WATSON'S 

— Ocean Avenue at Ninth — 

i 

SERVING COMPLETE DINNERS 

For Those Who Recognize Good Food 

That 1$ Distinctly Different 

Wfldt D»y» 4:30-9 p. m. Sunday 1-8 p. m. 

Welcome to Ocean City 

9th STREET •«» WESLEY AVENUE 

• ' • ' 

tlHeenwuBthii«MmwillMM tkto them to our . 

be t0 with • oanl. AH the bays P 1 *"- ' • ' . | 

are a y«ar older and, we hope, a PA—Additional detail* Mil fol, • ^ 

year wltar. J tow. Watch for tnmn In thi» column. airl Smut ttoep !.- tofj *? '*ftt' 

Pirat, lei u. IntnxHio* the new Nearly Isit one of'our haw nun. 5****" 'Wli*«« • 

le»n; Duke Kendlef it our new here I^M iaturdar niaht Wataoo *" Bee MnflWam, conduct»d IM 

prealdent. and ahouM make, a coed Collln. cllmtoed up on the (unttura m**l pfsMqUcn i««nuny Jus* ; 

" * " Hut, «h st, and m. 

mlrMe for aeyeral yean, and at last 

orders, uutead of taking them, 

•d Ladatis la ouf new vice pr 

dent. In thl. pmltlon Ed will have 

(he following reporter, csverln, th, 

and ttw nsaqults U still at ]arg«i 

Drover Tuft will eeMhnta Mi 4lrd 

wedding anntvemrjr on Jane 1». 

Roy Johnston, Bill Brooks, Jack secretary "power to call for a com- 

— "'"" ' f the early 

i trying to take 

ay. but Fords are selling so If- 1 

Jud H 

ieveral weex enos, 

on his pants than on his house, i 

usual, Jud would like help finishing 

his paint job so he can let his boot 

overboard by Labor Day. 

' w • m 

sorrov 

„„.„„„» .... «,,.. .... John Ore 

during the winter! John, a resident 

of r - • — - 

one of the club's original memben, 

• a short 

heartfelt 

illy: 

af • • 

Newt Morrell took 1)1. wife on a 

three.week trip, returning home 

early In June, Newt is now reach. 

•-- * L •-— he can take hh 

We wish to congratulate 

our fellow memban, Mayer Ed 

Bowker, upon hia re-election to that 

office. Our cliib is compmed of 

Ocean City voters and taxpayer!, 

and surely is interested in proper 

city government and management. 

Advance Notice: The Snt mmmer 

party will «w held at Haler'i Be»taurant 

on^he third Friday of July, 

George Ryan KM Men our hset (or 

many yftri for the lumraer club 

nortiRS. Bovs, If you want te trMt 

the family to a good .horo dinner. 

A andleUaM eerenMny Wai («!•• 

Mred br remlniiean^ of the gnO. 

iuUn« mamben over IMk 1 nM bt> 

WrMyng esperieneai in the ire— 

ApprourUUi {Hani were netted 

tinie on stub aflala. 

fast wa aH art) Oood luck and 

Ed haaii tha membenbli) com- 

Md T«re« rither, Tin andiw weta 

beat WMBM lor toany moral 

mittee, ao if you want to Join, HE 

lighted by graduating menben to 

m « * 

erinie against hunianiiy. The €Sm- him. Be ture 4e get a receipt for 

rapreaeM the to Olrl Scout Uwi. , 

Majr we extend our •jmpaUijr to Graduates who received then* cerpulnry 

eviction* and deportationi your lye bueka, 

the family tit oVie of' our tellow (incite, will beconw memBcn of 

rival thoie that occurred under Mali Ed QlUam i« our new director. mtmtari! WUIIMH F. Hoffman, whs Troop 1 In tha lalL They waM 

oppression." he Mid, "except that Ed aerved aa president of the Oen> recently )im» il awajf. 

Balne HeDenMtt, Karen Chrlrteothey 

are more wideqiread and nottrsl 

Ocean City Civic AaocUitJon 

*en, Judy Donahue, Oamlyn Ertwt, 

restricted' to ipeclfle groups. latt year and hat had UtM of experi- 

"These brutal expulsion! from ence in club and fraternal lite. The boarder tUa aummer, A Mad-headed 

homei, atarting quietly the middle board U looking forward to hl« tuf. 

•ridegam and Harle Henry. 

chap whs li uauaUy full of fun. 

nf May. have been stepped up geationa and supDart for the coming 

VHiting leaden ef theatnlar troop. 

m t • 

sharply in recent days. 

years, 

Mr. IMneta VanOUder and Hn. 

Jack Ryan breugM hi. tana down 

"Sadly, in most cases, this may Ita^ John Is back on jthe job aa 

Roberta Rtuaell. and the leader of 

for the lummer. Thl. inerMaea ttie 

well be only the first step towards 

the ultimate destination of these un. what the club would do without boy, arc a let to handle thta day 

fortunate peoole. Their eventual Ray, He runs the club elHcientijF and age« 

dcsllhsUon will be the forced labor and always showi a caah balance at • * * 

and concentration camps within the end el the year. jkn Ryan haa reported in on the 

Russia ItselL 

Orover Tuft head* the tranapor. wrong aide « the track.. You will. 

in the new cars? Orover Is directly j . . . 

"Special targeui of this heartlesi 

treatment ere .old people and others 

responsible for these, In_ fact,' he | Summer leaaon U on, We IN 

'who can make no contribution to took the entire winter si 

the regime'." 

build them, any Item, of intartBt to your newi. 

So far. upwards sf 80.000 persons 

Entertainment la headed OF Newt boye or thelf repoHerSi 

have been afTeeted, In every in- 

Morrell (as usualh with Charlie t 

stance the victims are the ffiiall Benedix a» vice chairman. Newt is Kt I ^_,••%_m1mM^ 

ahnpkeepem. farmer elvli servants, passlni along the vice to a younger "• •*• *••• Uw^tWrm 

engineprs, aristocrats and memberi man. Bill Brooks. Harry Oerken Tliaiaait'ai* '^cvllpa* 

ef former landowning families, the and yours truly also are on hand to 'i!! 1 t*~ e 

help when needed. .. M inlet of the future Mperleo. they 

could expect lit idvaneed Scouting. 

The ceremony waa attended bjr 

mother, of the graduate.. The pro. 

tram waa concluded wldi punch, 

lit. 

Troop 1 (Hi M W Ita meeting 

until ML Olru. who wlU be II or 

grades, n elifSiie to join. 

Ba»« Propagation 

Is Begun For 1951 

AM propagation for the IM] M> 

"*« •* «»• »••. '"W °»- ion haa atKed at the Hacketutowi, 

produeuvit 

I 111 work, th^ 

John dent Kayferd and the 

i dirt dished out 

Bmdmr. president, laid crews ^re again cooperating wl 

there will be no strike If Oovernor other Dlvialon penonnel and. N 

should kn 

Mtni B. Dri.ct.ll signs a iegiilation renentaUve. from Rutgen Unlverai , 

TOO MANY MANtl'VKKS Jake Croi 

*"»•"« *» •PPOintiMnt of • com- on esperimenia dealsfied to d^ 

termine the best siê oasa for itoek* 

lam. Earl WIU— 

ing purpofea, 

Bill King, 

"But what's the matter, Nora?" Put them all together and v 

ChesUea Aaa Get aUealM 

asked the ladj of the house "Aren't 

jour wages high enough? Don't we 

a good team Better than SQQ Howland to Build 

J M 

treat you all right? " 

Cape May Jettie. 

"Well, ma'am, the wages are all Bill KJ-O 

riiihi and you mostly treats me all the fim * 

is Seaorlcht, thlr week 

riiiht," was the. reply, -but theiookl 

•- ] a contract by the Cape May cit 

irouble is this. There's too much eess. Even if he did nna thei 

iasionen for eonnnteUe 

ihifting of the dishes for the fewness couldn't And anyone to play witf 

IIMJiT, 

af the victuals ' 

„. -Jation recently 

•i">« also a Is is looking foi for completed construction of the stone Uaed BilM* Bike. 

^ iMthle hie players. players, •- 

jetty and seawall at the north end 

"1th is '- worried '"' about '-out hll his of Ocean City, 

For Sale For Hira 

rend« every evening JM with 

The beach protection work at All Uses 25c fflnr hr. | 

Cape May 1. expected to itart hue MCTCLE CHECI-llP TIME I 

• • this month. The Jetties will be lo- 

IS NOW! I 

; rented Elmer MUli- rated at Srd and PatenoB an. The 

jr apartment for the state haa allotted 170.000 toward the BrUn la rear Mae teaax 

siwBj-i hu beer on project, 

for repalra. I 

has a television. This ^ . — ^ - 

swell combination. PALLMAMM 

We hare part* IMP 

Friend of aura has jut made hia 

til, naming hi. eredlMri as pall 

•" I bearers, "They've carried me this 

'far, they mlliit ai well (lnlih the. 

» -~.c—z• -,T-:i\ job," »ys he. 

larlle off the bar (sand 

1 In the hay at 4 a. m, Sol— 

IUtUura»U fw SOYMM 

M. ANNARELU A SON I 

1014 ASBURY AVE. I 

Wl ALSO 1IU I 

•CHWDIN BICYCUI I 

On the Bay 

DINNERS | Chris 9 

• la I P. M, "-"LOO 9 m SUNDAY DINNER 

U Htm te • r. 

65 Ft. Auxiliary *"-- Sailboat 

LUNCHEON 

BREAKFAST 

• A. M, to U M

-*i „ i ~** 

Choir of the! 

.win 

of 40 vaicM. 

, Koly, Holi". 

-iJird-God Almighty", 

"H MkiUM" 

and Qla^tofi Mof* 

of th. Flnt 

Hough Cann wJU be 

Sundaj. bealnnln* »t 

Bîi bMB pMtn efig; 

" '" Church, *lnie 

j 

iat Chiaf*t»i 

. PHncetort; Cl- 

IM 

. Ltov.lt, and 

Conference. For I 

wu chairman oil 

., h« ta ch»lrm»n of the 

Mlntaterlil Tr.lnlng and I 

ScHool 

.Enlarged 

Ocean City Union 

"- 'H;^/-' 

KEYS OPEN DOORS 

"And by doors we enter! 

But not all doors are worth* opening, nor are all keys worth 

having. 

A man's interests and aims are hislceys! 

A man's pursuits, his habits, his achievements are the doors he 

Has opened. Across their threshold his life moves, bringine good 

or evil, happiness or sorrow, to himself and those around him. 

Wise men, centuries ago, discovered that most of the keys to a 

richer, fuller, and more beautiful life could be found in the worship 

and faith, of the Church. 

Worship and faith are master keys... to the human power we 

call courage .,. and to the Divine Power we call GOD. 

WE emmtm FOR ALL 

"«Y person sh6uid"O| 1 i««d"" 4B 1 »••"'« why 

*"*!—••."•••iii.wi 

TH* Series la Being Publiahed Under the Sponsorthip of the Followingt 

1 for hii 

BERTRAND T. CAREY L LESLIE LAWRENCE OCEAN CITY HOME SELVAGN'S 


Oth St. «« *• lt!«S A, " ' 

LAKE MEMORIAL 

TABKBNACLE 

,_crvlce recorded •Hd braadcut 

(ran 12:05 la lltt over 

7.45 P. M. in the VILLAGE THEATRE 

•th St. and Boardwalk 

Tabernacle Quartet at both services. 

Fritz Krueger, Tenor and Director 

The Founder* Tabernmcle 

Welcome* You 

3.^h; /tJH-'r.^, 'J 

1 

i, of thi« Co 

t the moment in 

m the Bl.hop. as tr 

' nr of tht 

iveyi to tnem 

thereby, the gilt ol the Holy Spirit 

of Ood," 

Bluhup Banyarti will < ' 

at the! Ce 

of the church » younger bishoi 

Quartet Director 

! mi of rint rrl- 

th. World" f 

Sunday Maisfj—S. t and IS a, n, 

MO a. m -ChiiKb School, Her •• 

Man on itolT Day—feemc as onT, 

Swayne, «up« 

Duby, superinMnaaBt, »»• cm- 

Sunday. 

Sunday School , TWW. -.,>.•-, tCFBti IHifini pf>a • m nrafaMJ CÎ^^^BSB 

Confenloru on Saturday, Eve ofattend** 

cprd* »hi^n. . graded tdaMM for aU ag«.7*Srtfi 

The RJjht Rtv, Alfred Lothian 

Holy Oar and Eve of first Friday, 10:48 a. ip.-Jni* Churen at War. day applications. •• 

Bsnyurd, Biihop-ûttrtgen ol the 

440 to S;49 and T:M to 9pm •hip OT|pin prfludtT "O 8»hit.ris It a. m—Momlng WonhlB- Ar- 

* • a 

DlacsH of Mew Jersey, will BMIH 

Hojtia-, by Ch»rl« Oounod- Ser- 

the annual Epiicopsl vKlutlon at ST. JOHN'S EVANOEUCAL mon, "Spiritual RecsUeetnaH", Mepreaciilng Chancel CM 

Holy Trinity Ohutteh. 11th .1 andLDTHEKAH 

hemiah 7:\-». The choir, tUrecitd toy 7:45 p, m.—Evening BervlM nt the 

Central iv. Sunday, at the 11 a. m. IMk ti. «m« Central w, 

service, 

R.T. Pmak r. Ailir, 8.T.M., raatar 

solo, 

Fellswlni the €iBtsm 3f the Û- Mi, aai Mn. Mai H. W.U. Mlntatry 

lotte. by Thomas Koturt, Pow«ll 

copal Church, the chleJ putor ot the •f Masts. 

Contralto solo, "file Voi« In the 

Wilderness", by Scott, by Helen M 

DioccM vUy all the psrhhei In hijTk* 

rtlUi luiaty aHar Trinity— WilderneB", hy Scott, by Halan T, 

iurliillctlon Is Inspect, to encourage, S:4S a, m,^—Chursh School and Lemalgue, 

New, Broad Ituuraooa 

(o exhort and to Iruplre- Thlj Is Bible Classes. Visitors are welcomed T:4Q p, m-^-B;vening Service* of 

the fourth vkit of Sishpp tenjFSrd attendance cards given. All ageWorship, 

Organ prelude. -Andante". 

to the local church since hu esn> groups can nsw be talcen eare of in Hymn ling. Come and select your 

•earation. 

th» new Bunday School rooms. Nurs- favored hymn. Sermon, "Tne fttea Outboard Own*r# 

At hlj viiitation. Bishop Banyard ery through Adult Departments, Man and Lasarus", Luke 16:19.31, 

will also administer the Sacrament FUtor Adler teache. the Adult Claa!- 

You may new, in on^ new 

The choir will sing, Postlude, "Pas- 

of Connrmation to a Slav of chil- 11 a, m,—^The Service, The sertorale", by L V. Flagler. 

policy and at a very readren 

and adult*—who will be pro. mon, "Faith in the Night", The an- Weaneaasy— 

sonable coat, insure your 

sented to him by the Rector, the them, "O Ood, We Fray", by Aren. 7:45 p, m,—Midweek prayer meet- motor, boat, the equip- 

Rev. Forrest B, Vsullun, 

say, the Chancel Choir, Sols, "Coning and Bible study, 

'Thla inspiring service, at which sider and Hear Me", by Wooler. 

* 

ment and boat trailer. 

the new members of the esngre^- Jeannette Darby %okes Epistle. I rnn CHUSXCH or 

The policjr to eompratlon 

make their promise "to follow Peter S;B.19, Ooipel, Lake 5:1.II. 

Jenii Chrin as {heir Lord and Sav> Waaaestey 

CHM9T, SCIENTIST 

hensive and inclnês cov- 

low" and renew the vowi which 

Oeeaa City, New leney 

erage against practically 

TM p. m—Junior Choir reheinal. 

e made for them at their bap* 

• * * 

i, U always one of the high 

Theatre, 8th st. and'Baa, 

iu of the parish year," says The HOLT TBINITT EPISCOPAL Sunday School—11 a, i 

st. 

"r. Viughan, "Connrmation IIU «L «ad otntral av, 

surance, too, may be in- 

Wednesday Testimonial Meeting, 

"The CBBrnk wllk the Open Door' i B, m., ill Ith st. 

cluded. 

The Rev, Farreit I, Vaafkaa, Hector Reading Room, 511 1th st, Tues- 

The Feast of the Nativity af 81. days, Thursdays, Saturdays, 1 to i Forre.t E. Black 

[ ol J«tta, •antM 

"CHRISTIAN SCIHJCB LISSOK 

of St. Peter VM a. tn,—Holy Co 

SERMON 

That the true universe, including 1133 PlMMre Am 

an, hu • wholly spiritual origin 

I-h.ua: latt^l 

" I tor the older, ones), 

id is governed by spiritual law, 

light receive th 

,—Service at Co ~ Ul be brought out in the Leasonof 

the gi«s of Ood, the Holy Onosl 

on. Preacher: The Right •ermon read in aU Christian Sci- 

1 L Banyard. D.D., Bish- ence churchei next Sunday, The 

. _JI of New Jersey^ subject is "Is the Universe, Inelutf 

T:« p. m. — Illui 

' - "Tan, Evolved By Atomic Force?" 

• Golden Text is from Revela- 

2 p, m,—Woman's Auxiliary meet. 

Ing, in Parish House, 

Weaaesaay— 

3 p, m.—Prayer group in church. 

Tharstay— 

9 a. m,—Holy Communion, Pruyer 

for the men in service, 

WMmw— 

• a. m,—Feast of St. Peter the 

Apostle; Holy Communion 

days, but 

any day, ai «ny time, (or the do-« 

of this house of prayer do not ek 

Come in and say your praye 

* • * - 

OCEAN CITir BAPTIST 

l«th st. and Waaley a». - 

»TBe Church w«h tt. - ~ " 

. iTBSlSC B, 

iBBBiy, June 14 — 

« a, m, — Prayer meeting (or all 

Sunday School feachen and officers 

•" "• itudy. 

Mayfair 

Nursing Home 

; Maya Landing Road 

I Somer» Point, N. J. 

! Telephenei S, P. SMI 

Hilda B. Chester, R.N. 

^ 

Chmvrohtalonmoffmrt 

Automatic Tmncmif tlon* 

Here's the automatic power team that, 

brings you finest no-shift driving at Unmt 

cost No chitah pedal, ao e^ffM 

A nuoptli, Qnbroken, tifif BJ pwp 

•pe«d».Tin»-prov^ dcpcndabili|nr. < 

i d ^! Itaito tt^ 1 

From time immemorial mankind has *oufl;ht'' 

a tribute to those who have departed. It fi:%•:. 

usage which has been passed on to oat day. " _;>':-;5 

Let us help malM your final tribute one ttu^-tl 

Our fncilfflea are complete, our »taff coft iftj>j|i 

MS CENTRAL AVE, ' ' ' fi 

"IN TnH: OF novtyLC Ws-M AS MAK AS *O|tp f«« 

sisrtî" 

— ^^: -V 

.".*.• 

-I ' % 1 

1

• » i 

|%iai'ssi " J-J JsffKj)issi#lifc jjViw» ""' f fli i 

. W«tWt»—is in 

,th the Soroptiintet Club, 

. wwklpg for the success of tha 

?*!•••.-•••.:.•.•.•:• • . • ",' J . 

%* ft* Chamber that tt» secretarr 

who tan't afraid of work. He 4 

' f like a jumpinjr bean, Uiimasiil 

A« a fellildtflLi fisiv istist 

! of rat multiple responsibilities he 

•paster of ceremoniM? Mr. WBtkliw, 

«*» • etuike, director, is your niM. 

p^^^^â^mî Mr, w«tto 

«et thing* drait in a hurry? To 

. bkto of letters, or 

1 ,W«I1» Mr, Watkins can do 

mOWr. Bnt don't ask him. He has 

T now, aa the Chamber's secretary. 

N* *to W your taw* §t VttaM> hanila tlia Phamhsr ha* sfi. 

,«tton(r none, suggest that he ask the 

l& 'ttjWre what a city commissioner 1 " 

"" ' i1 î# take-home. He geta a lot of 

side, but he's alto on just about 

a 1940 to 1950, 18>4 million 

* United States, but SO million 

Hal new customers. 

nq4ed business lecturer, brought 

to th« attention of the 800 persona 

got annual Chamber of Commerce 

^b^canae it. Is a reminder that Ocean 

)«»>» over airain every yMr, 

^W«J?,_TheF w#re sold on the 

Idt with fllem. 

«r% potential new cu»tomers—-mil- 

_-j~«f them have never heard of Ocean 

« 1>S sold. And the selling job becomes 

I^rtjecaose corapetlOon te keener. 

Sr'mUBt never rest on its laurels. It 

'«b*oVb«d a lot of advice last week, 

f 1 have to jfo through a few more 

depression before they'll be in 

s the Airport , ' 

•^^mMîhrn Mr's airport runadd 

that aa a result we will, 

e for commercial air trannpor- 

•y ~ 

7»Uiir Wonths of delay, the de- 

Irttea Out, federal aid Is *m* 

"îMWlrt 1 th i l * 

iho windows ind mow 

eats arrive. > 

Sri piloted all those pretty 

we can »H back and watch 

,d*y-*to4d«y reporta from 

*&&i£ 

OcHn CU? tltla over at 

t^ " 

The eenpMiiiitti of St. John'. 

M M ) Church voted to build a 

atw ttnctusry tt more Uuui double 

th» mating capacity of the church 

biW 

Mn. Aufuttua 3. Smith wit appointed 

• number of DM bMMi of 

lruste« of the Public Ubrnrv, me 

cwdlng an Harriet 8, VanOIUJer, 

who nttgned, 

• . • " on the 

.jalrent- 

I by the 

nd the Seaeaatt Air 

George T, MMMMUfh m repre>. 

tenting the Ocean C«y Rotsry Club 

•t the annual Rotary International 

convention In Detroit, Mich. 

• rtVt TZAM AGO 

About M utility poles wen 

snapped off and other property damage 

Inflicted In South OHM City by 

a brief but severe electrical storm, 

accainpuued by hi jh wind. 'The res* 

at the city escaped unharmed, 

• • • 

Life Insurance waa In "the great- 

Mt en of public acceptance" In in 

hlitorr. Clarence B Metxger, dlreetor 

of training for The Equitable 

Ufa Assurance Society, (aid the E. 

A. Wood* agency conference at The 

nanden, 

• m t 

The VF.W scheduled a public 

drawing on July 4 to determine the 

veteran who would win a free 

to their bathing BiHz. 

M YEAH AGO 

Ralph C. Getxinger. Jr.. former 

resort lifeguard, was one of a group 

sf U. S. consular employes ordered 

out of Germany by the Nails in the 

laleat international incident. 

9 * • . 

Acting on a request of the FBI, 

1 lavage 

president of the n 

Shuffletioard Club, 

Oominedofe Walter Stuempftg announced 

the appointment of John 

EL #tils aa vice commodore of the 

Nelms. who resigned. 

* • • 

TWrftB-one pharmacists from all 

parts of New Jeniey were guestj of 

"Doe" Chariea Maler at dinner in 

Koivte'i restaurant while attending 

the M, J Phanraceutlcal Association 

convention in Atlantic City, 

M IIAU AGO 

Marvin It Peterson, son of Mr. 

and Mrs. William Peterson, was 

graduated fen the University of 

Pennsylvania, where he completed a 

regular four-year course in three 

and a half yean. 

* - • * • 

The Pennsylvania Xallroad announced 

that nine additional bridge 

tr»in» between Ocean City and nuiadetpata 

would be operated during 

the aunjmer, 

*. • ,» 

The Baytide Civic Association, 

through Mrs. Clarence Wilson, president, 

amwuncM the Mart of a membership 

campaign and put up two 

trophies to be •warded as prlies in " 

a better gardens eomeat. 

* * m 

'A class of six was graduated from 

the Ocean City Business College op. 

entad by Mrs. Vida B. Carew. 

Diplonas were presented by William 

H. ColIIsfaft, Jr. 

• * * 

Mia Miriam Relchly, high school 

physical education teacher, was guest 

of honor at a banquet o* the PI 

Bpallon Tau sorority, at the Strand 

Hotel. 

The Nut Bowl 

±&*k... 

FORUM AND AGIN' 

RraTTCR TO rnrmiiBJrrojis—mj DSM no* Dime, Initiate and addrnii 

of the writer most Be pBBIIillM with every letter that appear! In thli de. 

Hrtmcnt. Lctten that an not HIM will not b* esiuiderM far pukilnilan, 

Kort letter. commentln« on any muter of loeal current InWreit. •» ultra* • 

welmnw. Tlie sentlnsl-LMeet reHrvea the rliht lo condenu them to fit the 

•nllatle ipoce. They nutf to In Ihu ofttc-* by ihe lint moll on Saiurdnv. 

•int week's lss>j 

Ada Moat Wiere 

VUitor. Can Park 

(Note: The following letter 

sent but week to the city commissioners, 

and a copy was mailed to 

The Sentinel-Ledger.—Editor.) 

ome-buildlng aite donated by T. j. 

Sullivan. Philadelphia business man, 

• • . 

Patrolmen Irving It Jeffries and 

Matthew Pangbum retired from the 

police department after It and 21 

yean 1 service, respectively, 

_.«.»«Ki is an advertin 

• • * 

en from The Sentinel-Ledger at 

May 11. 1M1. 

FoUawing the flnt major round-up 

One important point has been ne= 

of 'Tariani^ for the current season. 

should be called to the public's at^ 

tention. Homes and aparttnents are 

rented and then one finds out later 

that parking is reitrleted from 1 

a, m, to 1 a, m. except on streets 

not fully paved. 

We are told that the streets must 

be clear for the cleaning department 

during these hours, as well as 

an aid to fire and police protection, 

which is very laudible, but what 

which result iti^ dented fenders are 

not desirable. People are moving to 

other resort towns without these restrictions. 

For rent and* for sale 

signs are numerous from one end of 

'the island to the ether. The few 

parking lot owners are definitely in 

pay taxes, contribute to the support 

of the merchants, etc. 

Why net be praetical? Encourage 

people to stay in Ocean City, not go 

elsewhere. Make parking facilities 

convenient and practical by lifting 

this unnecessary parking ban, 

CIIAKLES LA1B. 

3415 Mldvale av 

Philadelphia, 

Suggests Klaudcr 

Line Up With Taft 

Editor Sentinel-Ledger — In the 

June 14 issue of The Sentinel- 

Ledger, Mr. Klauder, in his "Komle 

Kommenis", asks: "What do you 

think Truman ought to do to make 

certain his defeat in the next eiec. 

tlon?" 

I can answer that. Let him line 

up with Senater Taft, who is a peiu 

ticlan, a senator, a diplomat, an expert 

oh war matters, and a tactician, 

I think that would surely answer 

his question, 

I'd like to warn Klauder not to 

election before, 

ORANVILLJC THOMAS, 

list st, and West av. 

Mr. MacCa«hland Ask. 

a Lot of Questiona 

editor Sentinel-Ledger—Our citllens 

were better off before Petrjllo, 

give tribute, if you politicians like 

your soft jobs, with yew round pay. 

for laws to warrant your election. 

for a civil Service job and he was In our band of harmony ballots We 

•'Da you belong,'' slid the clerk, 

"to any political parly or organliatlon 

that plans lo overthrow the 

government of the United States?** 

"¥»«, 1 do," replied the applicant. 

••Which oner" ashed the surprised 

elert, . 

The Hepublicsn Party • was the 

earneit rtpty. ' 

v ' : • •• : r .*' , •- • 

' ninm wuam. 

PoUce Chief: "Whut! You mean 

, to *u jfcii fellow choked a woman 

to dc*fh. inra cabaret In front of 200 

' people and nobody interfered?" 

thought they w«re dancing." 

on the Job for; eleven montha; thus 

you get one month on vacation with 

Wanted: This 

Kind of Man 

You earit defeat that kind of man; 

The kind that won despite Bataan 

Who means it when he says: "I can!" 

You can't defeat the man who fights 

TO save the land that Freedom 

lights. 

Who battles wrongs, helps 

strengthen rights. 

Yon can't defeat the man with tools 

Unfettered by a tyrant's rules, 

WhOM will to pngrcu never eaoU], 

You can't defeat the man who works 

To cleanse the spou where evil 

lurks, 

And civic duty never, shirks. 

You can'1 defeat the man who tries, 

As only free men ean, to rise 

By using his own enterprise. 

You: can't defeat the man who sees 

That golden opportunities 

Go h.nd-ln-hand wflh liberties. 

You can't defeat that man if he 

MM tjrUa ol home and family. 

And w-n(s Ma neighbor to be free. 

Thouih tben of evil, Kheroe «nd 

So, send Michael J. Quilt back to 

Ireland: he can't speak English any* 

way: but butt* Into our economic 

lttt. Uke a bull in a china closet. 

Why should we, like Ale* J 

seek more worlds to e 

such trouble makers are a! 

Incite the mobs to unlawful 

May I say. 1% Ar'SmithT L -L... 

look at the Recerd", 

Who In 1M1 advised our President 

Japs happen to knew December 7, 

1M1 where to saeak attack? Who 

was where when the President 

phoned? who was the advisor at 

Yalta (with Hiss) when Winston, 

Frank and Joe divided up the world 

for peace? Who was sent to China 

in IMS and left China in IBM in the 

hands of the Reds and the Nation* 

aiists. driven to Formosa? 

Who as advisor to a successor 

Pentagon Staff, advised the dlsmlssai 

of one who for 14 years had held 

peaceful government in the Far 

East, because the President had 

wanted to fire General Douglas 

MacArthur for a year? "On the 

Record", by whose advice do we 

have littlff white pnmu sli ****». 

France under one President and un. 

der another 65.000 of our sons mur. 

dered in Korea and the hell still 

getting its toll' Now wti hag Just 

been over there to still advise, and 

is on hii way back? 

Do you like the record? Peaceful, 

Isn't it? To gay nothing of the cost 

in treasure-, all from John Q, Public, 

W, 1, MacCASHLAND, 

Marmora, 

Low Down 

From Hickory Crovm 

You know the old song where it Is 

"glddap Napoleon it looks like rain", 

and where the farmer comln' into 

town meets the city slicker who of. 

fers him 1 tens for a i, and to which 

offer the farmer said—as the song 

goes—"I knew right away* the feller 

was a fool or a liar". 

Well now folks—city folks espe. 

eially—In this modern era of speed 

and mayhem there is not a super 

fanned out — turned over to the 

swivel chair marvels and gentry 

there on the Brainy Potomac, 

that any amount of personal pondering 

Is going on whan a Nation 

sits by and allows, without protest, 

a River Basin gent from Wash,, 

D, C, to blurt out in th* press that 

man says is not so—not even one 

per cent so. He talks through his 

Opinion, Condmrfd 

AN AMOLtm MUM 

Most of the ntsrt states and areas 

have discovered th« valu. of- good 

adwtising. We a»y "noat" because 

Hew Jersey nor the resort areas 

N«w Jersey are numbered 

ho have seen fit to do 

advertising in order lo compete 

other resort areaa in the world. 

Florins • advertising for sunbusiness 

ha* been 

Florida, hitherto i, — 

•— -ow become a competitor lor 

er business with Jersey 

shore resorts- This fact 

recent issue of a Philadelphia : 

paper, in which Florida had 283 eo 

mn inches and the Wiidwood art 

* " mn Inches, 

All this sums up to the fact that 

if the resorts of New Jersey desire 

i their business, or eve 

hat they now ha , .:._. 

must undertake to do advertising on 

a large scale and in a 

—lU compete with lr 

-*'••—i of the country, 

' ve the 

it. The trouble is that 

* " a lot of 

ell them. 

REMEDIES ARE NEIOID 

(Caps May star and Wan) 

Cape May fell far short 

re aaonatilytlave 

beeri 

eXperted when 

th e Bloodmt 

•bile wash 

ere. 

There O| Iparentiy are se veraj 

re asons for the poor 

show ing that 

Cape MBy 

and other eounty 

com. 

m unities ha ve made Why arly 

of 

ay County people, 

roved their generosity 

time after time in innumeraBie financial 

campaigns fdr worthy purposes. 

money, Thats undeFStandable. But 

many shy away from the idea of 

bleeding, of being "stuck" with a 

needle", etc,, etc. Only intensive educational 

campaigns by personal 

contact JIB . the part of the local 

blood donor organizations can overcome 

that feeling. 

Many just don't like the Red Cross 

and will not cooperate. There, too. 

is an educational job for the iacai 

out of the program, and American 

service men and civilians are the 

only ones who benefit from the donations 

of blood. 

With the Press Wags: 

Advice is usually worthless because 

older people have had more 

experience and rarely heed It. and 

young people know everything and 

do not need it,^White County Democrat. 

Monticelie, Ind. 

Even In th&Sii rtsvc rtf iim»MHi. 

speeds, nothing has be»n invented 

wafik 

^ ^ ^ h of Henry Ferd, th. HM, to twins ^ !6WÎ« «Ac! 

Chtrlei Hubley Houihton dropped in en ua. Urn o*w *up, 

r Hverii yViri ha has been dean of the Caiwy Craek Communliy 

nt" at Wppipass, in the lonely wilds of the poor mounUin 

%mij?'y« e «W "B toid th. Rotory^Club haw ..B^n 

live custom!, established the school, hoping to bring light and , 

better life to the m^talr***^ 

than "TO years old she still is ddirecting i e g th 

larlily li by i ihe grttrfui rfi .tud tdenta 

nta. 

hundte 

hundteds of whom the school hu 

hred with ambition to go on lo colleg 

Th»v'pe still feudin' and fsina •• "~- still brew mountain 

" h h 

nd respect tha 

has brought a little of the outside world 

•ly by contributions, large and smalL 

• "for luition", which also includes 

" ' school 

and total dis. 

'here our 

ghto 

He Is lust wl . 

ual, the Fen 

e, finished ii, «- —... -.. — 

Valentine's Day IMS, That, friends, was 10 years in 

1700 for it, radio included! 

At 100 0O0 miles, he had new piston rings installed. He also 

t, of tires His faithful Liuie has now clocked Hi,» 

000 miles and it seems to be running as friskily as when it was a 

young colt. The original motor block and heads are still in use. 

Lliiie still requires no oil between periodic changes. 

He has driven it to San Francisco 10 times. 

Brother Houghton attribute! this remarkable feat partly to tha 

fact that he holds down his maximum speed to SO miles an hour. 

Pate 1, pltaw 

Thm Nmw Jersey Poll 

State Crime Committee 

Ky KENNETH riNK 

PRINCETON—If aeverner Bristol! and the 

mlttee to 

_ - - -.. y that St...... ,._.^ 

and his committee mode for the country as o whole. It would m 

...i.t -i— «,fe*ii.,s «^î.ni.r.i »r flew jergey voters, 

ven out of every 10 Jeneyans 

questioned in a recent survey say they think 

. it watiid be worthwhile to set up such a committee. 

Voters whs approve of the idea of a crime 

investigating probe outnumber by S to I those 

who believe it weuld net produce worthwhile 

rcsujts. 

The'je were the findings when Kmw Jersey. 

Poll staff reporters put thii question to a rep. 

resentative eross-sectlon of Jersey eitisens: ' 

Do you think 11 would ke warthwhlle sr tut 

fer the state leflslatore ts make Me aame kind 

af Invmlliallon here in New Jeneyf" (Asked 

_ of si) ihsu whs said Ihey had heard ar read 

•boul Uie KefaBver Crime Invelltfalian I ommllkr.l 

The results: 

Ves, wsrthwblie ..... .,,,,. 7ff^ 

No, not werthwhlle . . IS 

So opinion . . , . . 4 

Second, it was noted in Cape May 

Had nsl heard or read about Refaav- 

on June 1 and on previous visits of 

er ComBiitlee ... ; . . . 12 

the Bloodmobile, thai willing donors 

were discouraged from returning by 

the inexeusibie delays caused by the Highlight of today's survey is that the iSHUe of a legislative 

paid siaff of the Bioodmoblie, who crime investigation committee cuts clear aefosa political party Lines 

Insist on going to dinner en masse There is not loo much difference of opinion smong the rank and*- 

at the busiest period of the day file of New Jersey Republican and Demoefalic Party members on 

while volunteer donors and local the question. An overwhelming majorily or both Democrats and 

volunteer Red Cross workers are Republicans alike favor the idea 

kept waiting idly for more than an The vote by political parties fallows: 

hour. 

BepBbliean. Democrats Independents 

Our poor showing Is not all the Worthwhile , , larr n,t 5S 

fault of Cape May County, The No, Nut Worthwhile .....It 1! ,s 

Bloodmobile staff must share part of No Opinion S 4 j 

the responsibility. But both situo. 

lions should be ... a. must be 

, , , corrected in order that we do Had not heard or 

not lose the very valuable blood 

read absul Kefayver 

bonk sen-ice. 

Committee ,,,,.,, 

l»Sr, Iffe 1M% 

k A , L » lde , 11 of " stDl * level erim '' pTai>e »«fihes a rewonslve 

chord with Nw Jersey voters is further evideneeil by ihe fact that 

at least three out of five in every population group measured in 

be TOrthwhii^ '*" "' """ Bpinim lhBt such nn insllgation would 

And that in every population group measured in today's sur. 

vey, these who favor the idea outnumber by mere than J to 1 those 

who don't, 

nnti e * C rtiW" Ti' 11 *! me " md women ' a " «« brackets, oceu. 

Interestingly, highest expression of approval for the idea 1* 

urday Evening Post. biggesi cities (&% approval! = ——""" °' Ne * **«>&* •!« 

., »THf,« bli .'?f ln lhe «"«.e « • matter of eonsiderablf concern 

They Said It! 

A government can spend itself 

tlonal Association of Manufacturers, 

. , Ika were 

half as alert as the farmer in the 

One of the hardest things for a 

government official to understand 

about money matters is that it does. 

that the Hlier Basin gent was put. 

thi? «ne over, or tryin' to do so, 

Yoiifs with the low down, 

JO SERRA. 

More than* one woman has started 

out playing with Are and end. 

cooking over it.—Burton Hlllis 

Te»t Your Intelligence 

discussed in this fall's legislative 

the New Jtnty Poll 

mined reporters. 

by the FrlneHonittseareh •errM MiS of 

(eopyright 1951. by Pfinceion Research Servlcel 

Ticklers By George 

jiou'rf throu 

Aoiit^ father in ex- 

Antique awl 

Modern Furnitiir© 

• R«rmi>hed •Repaired 

• Restored 

OOPV1B an4 BBAIS 

PaUshtd and Lscgoercd 

•RTWATES atVElf WITIlOtTT OBUQATION 

North'* 

Wood Shop 

Illk 8U Opp. 

MARGARET JOHNSON 

SCHOOL of 

* DANCE and DRAMA 

507 . 9th Sheet Phone. 0478 or 2241 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

SPECIAL $8.00 

Np.-fl.ll.ln, |n 

ALL tyPE FEEMANE.NT WAVES 

7S4 Aaburr Avenue Phone 1141 

OPEN ALL TSAB 

The Difference in Hair 

Is Professional Care 

Connie's Beauty Shop 

Ml Aakwy »n riuiuini 

OLOIID MONDAYS 

PARLOR Ty X !/ffH 

HELEN'S 

PtFMamf Wiivktg St*lp Tntmmm 

j Umir Thumf F*ci*U 

' Sth St. at Central Ave. > Phona 093S 

riiiiiii.swiniinimiiiiiiiiim iinsm"iTr ALL YEAB 

HAIRDRESSING 

918 Boardwalk - Phone 1849 

JOHNSON'S 

BEAUTY SALON 

STYLING 

Permanent Wave Specialist* 

Machine. MackluIeH IM Cold Waving 

one MM 841 A.bury Ave. 

65S ASBURY AVE. 

COMPLETE BEAUTY 3EBV»qE 

ROSA 

Statewide MaiOmnt Plann«?d 

To Stamp Out Pope Peddler* 

AHoiney Ownl 

Those sneaking and slhny «harac|tti* 

oon be objacta of a sUUwid. m«na(wi."A 

Persons, head of the powerful State p*p «o o L«w and Public 

Bafety, is already planning a camp.Kn $ K§2X\k drive dope nAtMN 

out of the state, His most powariill hfd'. . nirrow W»p« with his own 

weapon wiflbe a new Kate statute fl* * 

that calls for ttlff, minda(ory prison 

Mntaaces for tboM ennvieMd of 4ff0 

1 ^ 1 S 

mtailonw' of educaiisii, .1» wiU 

tak* .n active part In the antl-dOp* 

ETUMae, SOsnsri ma nU jtlses WSw 

now mapping out an educational 

campaign designed to educate BUBQI 

and BtudenUTn pub^ scnbolTm 

hoi, Bulletins on the related subjects 

will be distributed among pub. 

lie schools for classroom Instructions Mr, Parsons was arouMd when he 

Enini of lhe was advised some magistrates, pas. 

September scHool ten 

The attorney general, under au- * »» W^KiB^?ll Sfft 

thoriiatlon of Governor BriscoU, Is *to "P"* 1 Imposing ^J, 0 '" V» «o 

creating a special division of Bar- »*£•"«• ^,'HSLSS"£' 

1 of Mate Uooptrs wUl be 

trained by Fed ' * " 

and agents for this highly speciallied 

work. Appointment of such a 

juad was recommended by the 

ivemor. 

ONO OROIir FIGHTS 

FOB STATE SCHOOL AID 

Committee, a statewide organization H|t (.AST COMsfENceMENT 

of members of district boards of ed- Q, Robert c Clothier recently 

ucation, munifipal officials and rep. prt/idi rt% Urt wmm.nP--- 

bloom, new canes will onaswie w 

the base, aad theM wilt give the 

bat bloom nest yew, TMrafan 

tha easiest way, with leas damage 

remove all the old top, cutting close 

to -the ground where pMaible. at 

soon as bloom Is over. Tills- will 

encourage the new canes. These 

should bf tied up as they grow. 

By CHAMPS, p. CONNPKS 

i doe means of breaking 

Next year, th, will produce en 

letlce of big truckers who Migen DBlnrsHy, the abundance of bloom. 

— I deliberately overload their (rucks •U|> Vplvndly at lltw ftrser The larger flowered hybrid climb- 

and take a chance of being caught Pruning seems to be the order of ing rose* do not re»ct the same as 

1 

-~1 only being compelled to pay athe 

day. This Is about the season to the ramblers. We prefer to thin the 

,.,.all fine of 1100 if their drivers shear evergreens, su,eh as jew, juni- old wood of these in winter. 

are caught by state troopers and per (red cedar and others >. spruce, 

ld motor vehicle Inspectors. 

Br, hemlock, arborviuie and false. 

cypress, but not pines. Shearing at Ocean pity a 

this stage of growth makes the 

aipfll 

plants more dense. 

Me .UokMp, LlnieV hmafcUiiot- 

The process is lo cut back half lemly eleaii. 

way most of the new shoou of this (He and his mother, Mrs. Euxa- 

cation Association. 

The noted .educator virtually left; a 

Theic oSIclals are banded togelh. sickbed to preside at the lUth com- 

cr in an all-out light to obtain a mencement of the stale university. 

greater share of state aid for edu> Only five days before the graduation 

cation. The overall state aid foiexercises 

he had undergone an 

education allotment is a 

ly 121,000.000 annually. In past years hospital. Under Clothier's adminis- 

the larger share of the aid per pupil tration the greatest strides were 

has been given to smaller munlci- rnade in expansion of the university. 

polities and townships. The big city He will retire when his successor is 

group is asking for a flat payment selected by a special committee ol 

of »75 par pupil, 

the university's board of trustees. 

The officials are not going to al- His service covered 1( years, 

isw their movement to lag during 

* * • 

the summer. Plans have been aa- STATE EMPLOYES FEAB 

proved to carry on the program CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS 

until some resulis are obtained. One 

the result is a plant that is too for. —^— 

mal, with straight sides. We prefer e—^juJLJ,.— — g f^m,. 

to use pruning shears, a heavy prun- MPÔJMfly Or *-Ot$ 

Ing fcnlfe handled like a sickle or Another of our friends. Edgar p. 

a sharp sickle. Using these tools Brown, a Pennsylvanlan who spend* 

the plant, thus retaining much of Wesley av,, phoned th* other day teH 

its natural beauty of form, proudly announce that his pet cat, 

• small rowers in large musters), . nthw 

provided they are not planted for P'us one otBer. 

shade or screen. This type of rose "•"» «»e to give them «way, towlu 

bloom next year on the new ««* °' drowning them, lie said. 

growth that u made this year. This "*J what you «n do. 

type of prunini is especial!, desu- ,. Wel ^ we , v * i» v •*» • M « 

.hil .fcik*,., , u,.,»n .. homeless pianos and other things, so 

Wtien the plants are nnlsfting 

First some, first served! 

adapted • iutten 

consider this single subject and also 

president ef tHp State Civil S#rvic# Ut#d pries fixing on sales of 

line. . . . One of the state 

nOI BEHIND TUV 

IRON CURTAIN 

Stalin gave a reception ior the 

I 

ef organiutioni in many s#c* 

inspection stations of the Division 

of Motor Vehicles at night 

to relieve the long lines of vehicles 

during daytime hours. 

Nerves and tempers of motorists 

forced !e wait in line for 

hour! are being stretched to the 

breaking point by these exasperating 

delays. 

It is estimated the state has 

approximately 1 .,"100,000 registered 

motor vehisles. By law 

they must be tested twice yearly 

as to the condition of brakes, 

lights and other equipment. It 

also is estimated a total of more 

quired annually. 

State Motor Vehicle Director 

Martin J, ferber favors night 

inspections to ease the growing 

backlog but his budget does not 

contain the money needed to 

pay inspectors fpr working overlime, 

Mr, Ferber Is giving the 

situation close and serious study, 

"SOLDIER'S SOLDIFK" HEADS 

NATIONAL AIB GUARD 

Hajor John £*, Jones, newly ap> 

listed commander of the HQW 

Itrjey N.tlonol Air Guard, is hlgh- 

Iy, regnrdcd as a ••soldier's soldier". 

Major Jones succeeds Major Thomas 

H. Scheming, who with another pilot 

-'-- '-• id'two weeks ago in a 

l»nc crash over Yaphank, 

ind. Major Schclllng was 

|ll« governors personal pilot, 

A VetuM of World war II, Major 

Jona eniiaed in 100 missions as a 

in the South Paerfle. 

. "Lady Luck", the ma. 

Ited with shooting down 

«& Ent during his 100 nils. 

:, »«vtd • fellow pilot's life «nd 

Me*b of Disttnctioa 

, , . |B M , , , 

DINING ROOM 

worker* to hold another position 

and draw two pay eheeki. 

The *?dlct by Dr Clce also extends 

on a temporary and noneompetlUve 

basis. 

• * * 

LIBBARIAN WEDS LIBRARIAN 

State Ubrarian Roger H McDonough 

Is one state official who apparently 

believes in keeping lhe library 

profession in the family. He 

was married recently to the former 

and adminUtriitien; .""." 7 Employer els ^ ej ***** w 1 " 4 

eontributions in the fltst quarier of ' ~—= s — s 

this year for payment of unemploy- Want Waal to la Sell? Sgll? Use t?« a • Cluslfied 

ment eompensstion benefits reached ^^—=*=—^ 

a new htfh of $18,900,000 . . . State 

Health Commissioner pan id Bergs^ 

ma, M:D,, warns the publie to use 

care when using inseetieidei cantiinini 

tetpaettiyl pyrophofphate 

Miss Jean R, penescu. The new 

Mrs. McOonouajh was librarian of 

the East Orange Public Library, 

* * 

: 

and i parathion formulations for 

home garden use. 

A new Bureau pi Vetfrinary Public 

Health Is now operating la the 

Gloria Imisn was •ma^f several 

eatidMales w^t ss#k * ere!! sefvlee 

test for appalatment as • elerkstensgrapher. 

. .', The Divisisn of 

Motor Vehicles warns drivers 

against alighting from ears on the 

traffic side of highways, because 

three such drivers were killed in as 

maiiy weeks by this dangerous habit, 

"; . . In its report to the governor, 

a special state gasoline study com. 

mlttee named to study causes of re- 

• ttensBieier, , . ~jThe states three "«""« commMBr, Although SUUin 

major pension fund, turn hem- f" 6 *" wide variety of delielou* 

merged by State Treasurer Walter food. Mine went aropd thanking aU 

• — -. ln ,he nqw sute the Russian offlciols for the tea. 

OCEAN VIEW 

DAY CAMP 

Open* - Man. June ZSth 

; Children 3 to 8 Vein 

Hours! 9 to 3 

Residence Phone: O65O-J 

• Sponsored by 

Ocean Cily ffabernaeie A 

p 

we ttiill call for 

0 df^ 

•i 

The Nat. 

B : f • i 

bi.ni. turtfl 1 p. 

• w 

*

W. Morton 

tyhoUmalm and Retail 

- PRODUCE - EGGS 

HOTELS, STORES and 

RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED 

STREET and ASBURY AVE. 

PHONE 1717 

1 QUALITY — PROMPT DELIVERY 

THE 

1961 

SEASHORE 

«NG and LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

EIGHTH STREET PHONE 0250 

REDUCTION MORTGAGE 

LOANS 

DeHaven . & Town&end 

Crouter & Bodine 

1871 

MEMBERS 

f Vork and Philadelphia • Baltimore Stock Exchanges and 

New York Curb Exchange 

M dwrtnut Street. Philadelphia i, LOcunt 4.29P0 

30 Broad Street. New York 4 

Month.: Flanden Hotel, Ocean City, N. J, 

Phone Oau City 0706 

F, P. Ristine & Co. 

-- Mnkn — 

New T«k Stock 

MM! Eicbanf* New York Curb Ejufcaafe 

123 South Broad St., PhUu. 

Kanrpukar S-1SM 


KEPKESENTATT4E 





OCEAN crrr OFFICES 

NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN ( 1TV Bl.DO 

PHONE OSao-MOl 

CLIMTQX B. PRil-fc. VIce-FrM, 

EDSVJN jt, STILES, Title Officer 

STANLEY Y, CANDY. Ant, Treai, 

PRANK M WATSON, AMt, Title Otnctr 

W, ALLKN HJDICOTT, JR., Aim. SMy. 

OTUEB OFFICES: 

crrr—MAKGATE-WILDWOOD—TOMS BIVER 

MAI* OOin HOUSE — VENELAND _ BRIDGETON 

"DfSBBE TOOK TTrLE AND BE SAFE" 

ADVANTAGE OF OUR 

iRECT REDUCTION 


i Lmd You Money to Build, Buy or Repair 

• » • Direct Reduction Mortgage Plan, 

TERMS UP TO 18 YEARS 

with Us Mid Receirs Prsit 

^Guaranteed Investment f 

Dividend Rate 3% 

involved. Saving* up to *10,000 ate Innired bj 

I Saving* •Pd La*" luwinct Corporation 

Vam 

'i 

l * i 

Record 

Indicate* Heavy 

Flow to Retort 

OCEAN CITY 

OFFICE SUPPLY AND 

EQUIPMENT CO. 

3330 WEST AVENUE PH. 2656 

SERVICE WITH YOUR SUPPLIES 

COLUMBIA CARBON PAPER and RIBBONS 

EAGLE-A OFFICE STATIONERY 

ommmnt by mm'dmr 

Gambling Always With Us, Bui 

Its Abuse Is Thing to Stop 

Tht New JeKcV Poll show! that 

That Ocean City ean expect even 

nearly everybody thinks something 

heavier automobile traffic this year 

should be dene about gamblingf and 

then lut »«i incHcsted Monday 

that little piece of mine you printed 

when the Delaware Hiver Bridfc re. 

fl while ego toils esneily what must 

ported another now record for can 

be done Qrst, * 

eroMinjE the jpan aver last week Before everything CINLS you musl 

end, 

make SUFP It is easy to iind oppsr^ 

(unities ta £;imbl? at fiur odds. 

n o»ET||ANV MBTIIOBIST 

How to Almost Kill Yourself on 

A 0l Mt At wm it! j 

" * ""- Ill-Advised, Misspent Holiday 

*•••• 

By Th» Mrdl. j| SODl*ty of s, J. ; complpii. relajinlion The pfoncr i'f- 

AUNT DORA Sqmt. ijcnplt. an vncnlion ntarly ! /eel a "rr-irealieii" _ ihp net of 

kill ihcniSBlvfs irying to have a creatine aKaln—of makirit! u new 

ijuod lunn In, eunsequenee. they person pf ¥Ou = 

return to take up the wark of an. There ape different types of iin. 

other ywi more exhausted ihun satisfaclorj- vscatiDns, 'First Ihere 

when they out. Don't let this I is ihe vacation that costs so much 

happen lu ycui 

that iihanciiil wnrries take nil the 

The u nrrt %;scntiop nic-iins ; 

inri of tune free frym fuutintj 

Uulies. and scheduled activities. The ! 

r-. = 

nirioet nf ;i frue \acntiun is one of 

institute Opens 

On Plant Problems 

A mn-riny home fruni" Institute 

on community anti uliinl problems is 

sp^Huored hy ihc Nuu Jersey Stnle 

CIO mi the RiitKers Univt-rsiiy 

oiinipu^ th;^ uet-'k end. 

ThU in flaal ... ihr FOrHTIl Ol | 

JIIV wl!I ....ml,, hprr , , I!,.- E 

BnttPHi meath af ihr brass!! N boi.r! i 

lo fallsw. H'» 1UIEM-, thili }i.u ! 

raair i« VOSK AlTOMATIr IIKAT i 

GKNKBAr, KLKC'TBIC HKF8I(:>!H-1 

JTOll I«r InaMp-trrr. ran-lrrr : 

Msodafd prirrii. Make tlilfi %ymB!i'ri 

• a FSjosahli. su ivhi! i.^NKMAI, 1 

HANS P. VOSS | 

Automatic Heat & j 

Fuel Oil 

Fifth and A*bury Ave. 

Teli 0413 

Q Mt of the espefit»!K"* s - —, 

•art*. I th^re is the vacation ô crowdnt 

ith travel and aeln sty as in ex 

i hnust the vaeationL-r, who should bi 

enjoying himît*Jf. 

' Likewise, there is the rnmpleteh 

; dull vat?Biifin-âs one spent in ?ftmi 

forltirn and eheerlesj uiidernf^s= 

| which prodiiees a fooling nf ph^Micit: 

' *3_r, r Wt> nre hfippy te have «n ninny of 

PUF old ffiendg bock with u? Wi* 

weiepmo arijîie to worship With us: 

10 n= m—Sunday St'hoal. 

11 n. nv=MGFninil Worship: Hprmun, 

•Wh#at iind t»r%^". by Pu.ttur 

Riehords, 

6:30 p. m.—Yauth Fellowship, 

i :30 p, m,—Evening Srrvk't?, Ser= 

mon. "Self CpntruT'. by the paîur. 

7:30 p m. = Biblr Study Hour 

Brinji your Biblr, 

• - * 

FIRST BAPTIST 

Rfv, Car I ten îan.han, papier 

SO u= m,—Sunday School: Ardi'n 

II it. m=—-Morning Worship. "The 

Church ifi Our Age" ', 

tl:30 p, m —Vuiiim PcopU 

nation and sofial decuy". 

Avoid these ns you Mould thi 

i= s fiu-tt- , 

ing, j 

7:30 p, hi — Gospel Ifuur. Arden ! 

n Lli 

J* "' | Farrell in char»e. 

There §r# difTerert types of un- • W#dn#»4»y— 

intriliMont vacation.?, too, from 

CIO larnln throughout tho stain! ihose 

from 

hove been uFged to send number jK-eiiil nntional [irfigrrim July 4 er's degrui! from Ti-mpin Univcnlty. 

pnsntn wu a dancing group of 

)( prlvnto (ilunps that fli-w In midio 

mark the 17Sth anniversary of the Mr MocPherson's duties here. In 

I "chorua girl.". ImpenonatM by »i« 

gy* of the Inefi! hirpurt (hst wnrk KMiflM nf ihe lirc-Uinittnn of Inde= nildltinn to leachinis iiMilhrnmtlcB 

memtwu of the V.F.W, port. T«d 

gli. To ovoid trnflic nnrt Mwett ri.j;. 

will include checkinj; nltendanee, 

Clymer. Charle. Oldflrfd. Man 

yUttons, thorp's nothinK bt.iicr Ihim An eseeutlve order by President acrrrniiiii diaeipllno problems and 

Werb. Bdward Otwumt, •*!! Dunpn 

m airplane for a quirk Ir11) in thii Truinon has established a formal cnordilintlns activilie». He will 

and Robert Rahn. 

ihsre 

tiimijiNinn, with Chief Justier Vin= work directly under the suriervlsion 

There •!» WM a program 

Almost 30 planM (irlvnti. ur rent, n. of Ihe U. S Sfsreme Court, n* 

tit Prineiiiui Meyer, who is unde 

games, for which prizes wen 

jd, Isntird nt the niriiort Inst week *hiiirmiiri: in set up a natiniinl cr-If* 

medieni oriler« In curtnil his nellv 

awarded. 

tnd- Somu of ihem rirrivi-d Ffklny, 

ities for the present. 

brut inn: The 40 cities were piekec! 

Tbe dinner was arranged by 

0|htrs didn't com., ill unSil Huiitliiv 

The taonrd, at its monthly meeting, 

commitlw consisting of Mn, Betty 

iflernooH: punssutfiw^ney. P;i , near the pfmcijHil centrT, w [th n four- nlno employed Curie Cost ns janitor 

Hanley, Mrs Hairlet Selvagji, Mn, 

pHbh wns the mont ilintiini city 

in the Wesley nv, school building, Oiri Hfooti fr*H i)r-(n Ciiy troop, irr -ferklnf up »Hi tr*m*ndoii. sppetJiM thl. week while in Bert Cuarracino and Mn, Ann Werb, 

sinning July I. lo ill! a vacancy 

crnnp «l tht Be 11? plain ftUtf For*mt. Thty'vc been kept bu»y tlmoil rvfry oiinaU wflh fanes, Uk«, n*- 

A- Iiirt'e part of the meeiina was ture aisiy and o*bfr Kllvlifci iupuFviHed by fiv* aduli icBderh H«n ft frsep af tbr ulrU wu cmoihl by 

devoted tn henring ii detniled report Ul# CBBIFF* whili- rnfmlinf In ft spirited ball [imr in m trtt ttrenta fit Id.— (Photo by John V, FouUeff, Jr. 

iind lnternri-tiition by Mr. Meyer of 

the recrni cvuluatlnn of the hijih 

school by a L-qmniitlec of the Middle 

States Association ot Colleijes iind 

Secondary Sehoola, 

BUSCH'S- 




OPEN EVERY DAY 

(Exempt Tuesday) 


Lobsters • Steaks 

Soft Shell and Deviled Crabs 

French Fried Onion* a Specialty 

You sail h*«r lh# lowly totorppeUtloni on the H.mroond Or«>n 

•i pUyed br BAY HOTTINOER in eur baBuliful Bar mi Dining 

Room while you enjoy • c«kt«il or yeur dinner 

FOOD SERVED 12 NOON UNTIL MIDNIGHT 

Boatmen Contribute Almost 

Total Cost of Deeper Inlet 

Montagna Applies For Patent on 'Suicer* Which 

Cut Channel During Spring, Lessened Hazards 

Ocean Cli> boaimen have nu« 

contributed; almost ihr entire amuum 

Burns diid Frank Stuclfnan 

Besides the unrk nf Mr HoH? in 

building the baffles v% ithuut eharee 

WILLIAM O. rtKLB 

Wiiliflm O: Field, sun of Mr nnd 

Mrx. Howsifri Q, FitMd, 3119 Ctmtrtil 

uv = . wag amnnK tht? \B4 yriidunting 

Dnvlfirs «f Medicine nl l\w 127th 

Commrncpmrnt Exorcism nf Jefft s rson 

Mrdicnl Chllv-uv-.. Phtlndt-Iphiii, 

on Friday, lasi wot'k. 

Dr. Milton B._ Eisenhower, prosit 

dent of the Pennsylvanin Sinie Col- 

Icgc, made the eommenEfmimt addre^ 

dl the exercises, nt Phlliid*?I= 

phin'si Aeatiymy of Music, Dipltima.H 

\Vt>rp presented by Vice Arimirol 

Jiimes L. KnufTmans [JFesldent of the 

medical sthonL Jefferson is an*? #f 

the two inrgc-si mpdiciil cnlieiivs hi 

the nation iind one of the qldpst. 

Dr Field look his pre^m#dienl 

work at Friinklin and Mjirshail Col= 

legr, Hv is y member nf Alpha 

Kappn KiiMP>>. Bauer Pi 6 nf*£i>£5£ir> to pa> fur the e >PI nf a 

|ienine prujtet tarried aui dunnjj Geurgc Holtz a«isisti ri in the build' 

the spring in Ihe Grrjil EgM inhM inn. Ban Turner gave Qugh iind the 

I WOK reported thi? «nk list- of his trutk Slow man Brothers 

Thr mlt«t chnnnr 1 w ih, imprm rtl 

or Dorchnsii r lent ihe am hors m 

htilri the de\itt on tht bottom and 

nr nsi igatirm b> tht IISP ol ht-i^ 

imbt r bufTlc^ forming a rir* icr 

Adam Scheldt Nnrnstow n bre«cr 

knnun 3s a sluiDf Hhlth 1J> nn 

m\p barrels used as floats and paid 

he sandy bottom and ^nu^pcj H 

the frtlght on [hem In Ocean Cits 

cuunng action b\ lh

M 1 

oman's Aux- 

, Amer- 

, latabual 

lib tha Laalon hone on 

Connor, county 

xili ffld 

Those tented 

. Buth Hogmn. 

.. Mrs. &nllr Tumtt 

A Townsend: treasurer. 

_, Mtfienry; secretary, 

b OWiey; chaplain. Mn 

Tattrgaant-kt-anns Mrs 

Matorian, Mrs 

named tor the state 

WBdwood in Septem- 

. Helen Lincoln. Mrs 

, McHenry. Mm. Edith 

It), rredi Bonhsm 

e\«m»le niinmil iisilnr ill ,if 

^ l^jr I iff nnd iv „ „ „ , , llf Ml 

, Mrs H W 

I l •« . r ihmns. 45. aklnpcr of a 

it In the Wlldwood 

Btlny in tlio Tomlln 

He la survlvod 

thryn. II gun Qlul two 

of lotnl intoi 

Snturd.'iy in ,V 

y u ht n Mi^^ Jtuiju. Inn 

•"' Mi' ""'I Mn. Ili-nn 

nf Si ii-.il .li Ixi ,,„, 

"< J" h " " I'lnnl, Jr ..( N 

. O.lin. 

tlotitjle rinj: i-orriiuinv 

Mm John Hiillirliiy, ot 

residing lit 131 E. At- 

for tho scuso 

William Huntinaton, 

at 1920 

Kellan of Ab- 

Juiit- und 

GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

N. J. Wives Once Used Poisoned Matches 

To Kill Spouses, Says Kiwanis Speaker 

BILL'S Delicatessen Store 

803 THIRD STREET 

ntlllIIS PLEASUsl* 

COLD CUTS-GROCERIES- FRESH Country EGGS 

FOR A MEAL OR A SNACK 

tnsrr Miiuirninil of M«n 

MWVWVWWMM 

untl 

RESTAURANT 

l Avmtue 

"Enjoy Life - - • Eat Out More Often" 

* MUSIC BY MUZAK * 

Serving 

Breakfast • 8i30 a. m, to 12 noon 

Dinner - 5 p. m, to 8 p. m. 

General Motors 

Sales - Service 

Parts - Accessories 

BATTERIES 

Pelco - U. S. - Exide 

TIRES 

U.S. - Lee 

REPAIRING 

AH Makes Cars 

Knee Action, 

Wheel Alignment and 

Balancing 

THE MODERN WAY 

Wallace Bros, Buick 

ith St. and Simpson Ave.; 

Phone 1271 

Joel Moyer Has 

Birthday Party 

Mil 

I II 

.\d Will Itr-nt It 

Eckn-i Ki 

Piracy Was 

Respected Trade 

Tht rarl> hMon of New J*r«*-> 

< Illlid uilh m.iin iH)tubli Units 

^d mciritntti vvhi(.h rtrid tn th< in 

li^l itiid pi Id* of thii£* Inhaljilanl^ 

i ho k i « si.mt o[ thinl niiorrluik 

t ' Mlis Ajliu Corni II %jie< ill lip 

[c L tiitm\i 4if thi Niu Ji r«i ; Ri II 

[fl.| hum 

| Sin icilri incnibirs of tin. Ki« ini< 

nrt ihi Ir ttiMS I number r 

In the 1830 s the (Irst phosphorous- 

hpadt^l {.triking matches were in 

\enu-d in thiactnte he continued 

They prKed pitalar with .Ire. 

«h» I»d thr ebi-mligU In tU*n 

t» pvtwm ansanted hasbuik, s* 

that Onatlr a. ta-H xvaa pauped rr 

(jnlrtnc miUbn U be IKd |Mi«*i>- 

ous. 

In coni.li«ion Miis Cornell said 

that despite all tin- progress of ihe 

past centurv she ixprLt* the next 

100 >ears lo l>e even more tventful 

Bruce P Uiiiion prmdrd over the 

mretini; ami Hobert P Girey led i 

hnrf sontf fe"it 

It «i announced thjt nrketi u ill 

be on s-ile ôon for ihe club i un 

nual A.AU. swimming carnival at 

the Flanders pools, to benefit thi. 

underprivileEed ehila fund. 

Has Family Reunion 

On Her Birthday 

Mrs. Miiurire Giii'*!, 7J7 Anbury 

: :i\ tu'lfhrnffd hi^r bifihdiiy nnm- 

U'Niry on Sutirtiiy Al! her ehil- 

fift'n Mrs. Williiim Kinslnr. Lr.urrntT 

; Ouiî jmti Miss Eitinin GIIP^. rxrrpl 

Huul Sursu'iini Miiuneo Guvzi who 

wprr homr 

Tl. 

r-' :• -t< ,11 

t!4 stiit iitrii'd ifi Lnuiîlinn: 

iui lni> nrcasstnn 

Mr and MTN 

ihvir 29fJi wnriHiri 

Here Are Programs Thai 

Will Open Music Season 

will nbsprvr 

ioffiiiry Sop= 

g 

Chuir of Uulu Temple. Philadelphia, 

n Saturrlay: 

Prs(?rarns far ill] six concerts fol- 

up 

HERE FOR SIMMER 

1947Studebaker 

Commandei 

VX( KI.I.EXT t'llxniTIU.N 

Roy A, Mengel and Sori 

Studebaker 

SALES Bnd SERVICE 


Phone 1443 

Penn 

SWNDAV 

1 nilWIHI imu c 

Syre-—Cnndurlor 

- ----- Mueller — Aijfomnanist 

Ijoils luaij- Hoprann 

Mr ana Mrs H L Will and th.-ir ! f ""_ " ""-" 

S4T Pnfk f'auahier nnd son=in-Iasv. Sir. and '"•"'? 

• .-•:i ."... r (ki'miiu-:- Mui Akla| ' Mrs Stevi- Wallsici.. nllôl Fhllnrir.!. rhorun 

k i•- -.•r-'i nvd 20 mt-niiirr^ of piii^' «lll occiipy 4^4 Eat'.t.rsea rd I '^> îni'ius^ lilrtiy HuLV. Hiili i 

O:,k:,,,.,,l fhndl.-r.Oraor'nf Ka^ 1M- .-umint.r. j ,b, . „„„ ,-I,llt|J. Th,,u A n * h » 1 »" 

PIIII.A. U i: S, HKBK 

Sir. r.-.,r:, - M D.n 

pTiniii 

rr- Bass 

P.rl I 

Mi 

T - ' » rll > . . . ; BABV ÎIOUKR rOR Mils, KLEIN 

; _ _ _ A bahy shower honoring Mrs. Stu- 

i-u Mii Hiirhn tr'iily uf iir, Klein. formoMj' MiM Mary Lou 

'""' 

li:i " '""""'""ni; M! 2S 'Smith of Bound Brook was hold ai 

v '•'''• , - , , tin 1 iiomi- nf Mrs. Jumps A. Diston, 

H T H,.m. and Mr, J J ; ^^..r,., ,i .Saturday ,vcn.nM. 

J;n.rl nf Hi-atllna Jfr rpi'nrlini! " 

i-in.' ::.; .Inly ,i; liuti Liiuri-I rtl Mf onii Mn. Thomas Ake. of 

" • ' • — Hiimmonloii. are vacationing at MS 

IVini te swap? Try a clsmlfled ' Brighton 111 

iHnii 

U^horal 

B 

by I.4npoi 

O Mln BaBMnn Curu" 

iiHiinni l^hlrvhii 

U.ri ijohi'mc) 

M- 

i hi 

T 

' [>i ints To Me Onlj • 

1 AID nr lionold 1 

S«a' Dy,.f 

iit 


KAISERS 

WOODBINE MOTOR SALES 

§00 WASHINGTON AVE. _ WOODBINE 

FINEST 

LUBRICATION 

IN TOWN 

Allaniir l-milim- — I.ee A f.».ilv,nr Tlreii — F.«ld» Batlrrieii 

Mapes'Atlantic Service 

Th i Man Who Km t Ysur 

— 24 HOUR SERVICE — 

9TH and BAY AVE, PHONE 9077 

•Alia"" i from the opera "Martha"* 

Flat"' 

Chorui^ 

ml take Thou Mj Hiindii und 

L*iin Me' Sllchfi 

Ibl MornlnB SB 

F.fl II 

c-horui-. 

•Nulure's prulse nf Olid " Bwlh 

liii 

(h) 

Chorus - 

(ai "iiv sweetest 

fr'ikJ 

V Id Ol- 

sons" 

«'M'H 

iKC ^f gailfflriClntJiiFlur 

gc iifaVi*! — Assistant Condyi't 

en Relrk Faih— Ai¥tjmpiin!iit 

a M. rr-eamer—Amt. Acrompi 

VFPnon Pi>pr»?r= 

Muter Pf Cefri 

THRILLS - THRILLS - THRILLS 

Ride the 

New Tata-Whirl 

AT 

ONE - - - 

Just one accident can 

ruin you financially. 

^?M__ L*!t us protect you with 

iniuruiee . . . we represent only companies having 

•n A-l Plut (Excellent) ratine. 

Lowest Bales In Cape Mtj Connlj ud Vicinity 

Haney Lloyd Chattin 

HIS A(bury Avenue 

Phone 0060 

iIANTf)\VN VOlT!! OHC HfcsTHA 

J. S\\ V. Irfman^-Cijniiuffiir 

fhM'fl Mahk«- f-'lunlal 

L Mjirrh - 'peean city" Kamp 

rondui'lpd fa* thy Composer 

'J. Largo- From the Nt" Wjtf'd 

Symphany Dvorak 

3, Soprano |§fiIo=Aria "Mad S 

% Ll) I 

ihe_ A Mlnnr 

fs obligate by ^fad 

Oit-i lurt--' La S'le 

C't'llo ,Soh>-- 

iui Ciintiienu 

t'«nrwist_urk—For Piano and 

Ofrht?sira, np, TH Vyn W 

yerna Enuip 

S'ajw anti nailnp-From "Th? 

Niasqut-iudF sulie" Khachiiiu 

Riixrtphoile SAh>-- Papular SieU 

IVi n'Aii 

C'HKLTK.NIIAM ( IIOBAI ART 

muei l._. Turk.n-, 

eiyn Ciirnahiin 

Chiiius— 

and 

Prayi 

ll 

rk Eldtlhk 

€»f Iff iff' 

lhSI 

(pi "In This Ilnur of : 

(UJ "In a Munastery C 

Bong" iTho Hot* 

(b> "fliivolte" 

^ Kveljn Curnahan 

lui t-nr Thjp. Sunml" (Flnlsnd(D> 

(b) -Swl 

(ill 

r ii Mayr 

y 8t^re 

\ an 

Peri li 

Brahma 

(at "The Omnlpri 

(b) "On WIDE! of MuiTf" 

(e) "Ogiden _SIumb#rs 

Your Eyes" 

Suiiriinp Snlu—"Bhydow 

(Plnorih) 

ia) "tove'i Old Bweel i 

(h) "Venetian Love gi 

Nevln-BBldwIn 

RUS»lnit@|n^ltlllleUHfllll% 

FRIDAYTTyNE » 

HADDOSFIKLD fHOBAI. HOCIKTV 

!• A. Hlieari-r—Conductor 

larle Wesbrom Dager—Aecampinlst 

t C. Blmnr—AMI. Ansof 

Psrt I 

•On hid j In the Moontliht 

3, "The Vwr'i •( the Sprint' 

3, 'The LovlHil Nltnt of the 

|s "The CsrliQV8l#" 

* "Margie" an 

I, "Jnhniiy Jehnteeker" arr, 

"Holy, How" 

mini ma the LUIM 

WorkI»Be£imi 

Repairing Schools 

AIIThcr* 

ToBe 

With the ttrm ended lut 

Saturday, work U now beginning on 

a comprehensive program of repair 

nnd maintenance operoUona in the 

Ihrre Oce*n Cily pupiic «ct)oolA, 

Superintendent Charles B. Pierce 

'Wanting- You T 

JunnlUi HiKalru anil Gftirir BantAr 

"Mtuul Hrartcd Men" 

f^«»r|t? Brirmvi-. Harry Shunter 

and Cnorus 

T 30 

TDK 

THE SHSUNE ruon or 

I.I I.I TKHPLK ANtl 

ro«T sm. oi i.l- (KB 

Oi J Marvin Haniu—Dlrwtur 

LX>roth} iiMrt\ft -Accomponlait 

J«n IJiRochr—Soprano 

Ann Simon- rktn*- B*rHon*» 

I- rank M#mhal.—B**co 

1 Tho Choruaf— 

i iii \rtur Land *nti \l\ Lumi 

\t'i Iôok for th* 3M\er IJnlnK 

It I S* hulx-it » S^r^n*!]** 

flai nH>nd I- Frj —Sululcl 

J Bass Soh>- 

MI> Thr Ulif Din Mul 

I-tank Marshall 

(b) \\ af on \l hrrlt 

Mr Man hat I nnd (lioiui 

iit S*-U^lrd Ann SUnvn 

Mi Iltait at Thj Snrr 

V ith C 

Mlu Simon and Chorus 

4. The Chary*— 

AN [n ih#•April _ Evening" 

Jean LaRai-h? 

e. The rheFy*= 

aft "S#«i and tdttw" 

ibi "TH* gîis of m, Marj '•" 

V msriiOfii- £ai&= 

in} Selffrlrf—Thommi Ferklnl 

ifii rerflF You B4wk fs 

Mandalav 

Mr i^rKlii« and fTipi us 

8. Du#l--"Bt> Mv U?^ 

Ml^ l^tRfK-h^ und Mr IVrKIn* 

!•, T>nor Soio= 

la) 

ib) 

Mi l»rkifi« 

Be Ms IJ 

JiRnrhr and 

o Sole— 

Celrallal Aldu 

Raymond E F 

"Stianje Music" 

M F d c 

Mr ft and Chafus 

!pj !! Sw»i ih? Mnmrnii." 

"MIM" LnHorhp, Mlw 81.man- 

Sir rrv, Mr. F*erkina 

!bi "Ahl tSwppi MysiFiv of Llfi^ 

The Emrmble 

ma c)i 

un ot ib* _ 

wUl b* canted «ot«| 

reopen lit I 

Or Pien» IWatt «f 

menu u (OJlowt 

'Hl«h Sdbool—1 

proodiia and polittlnst 

bulldlnc rcpUcinf wind 

sldr exunsiou of aw 

Anlshint boys' and 

and locker 

room In fymnasium. 

Wesley *v—HebuUdln« 

reflnishlng seven! 

psintlng caXeterl*, 

nortli alte of building. 

Ontrmlav- 

lum. palnUni ti 

teachers room and ] 

ChUdren 

of Famous Fatb«r 

Thr name us! Natbuiiel 1 

the great American author, 

people with im, even today. 1 

ever his children. In 

M. C. 

I 

1111 

^f- 1

1 - **•* t J 

Ope Factor; Junior Tournoy Still S«i For Augu.t 

VkajB. dk*V*JaaM*W*B^ BH a AR 

SJIIOUIMUU rlSQ 

kfMIt MMHw «M droppta« wit of 11M OMU City Tennis club It 

ji^l«niiR 4MUM;MBHWH to for tht th* pNatnt, t planning, l hpw*ver, to carry on hth* 

( 

Another HMOs' InlluHielna tha da- AtUntic Coast Junlcr tounwment, 

claim ini til* was fict * anatbr that Mr. >«*>ropri»tloh AAjta, ind for The which Junior the event datsf i. at for August playera t up to 

•nMH.eiK toad* •MUriblufBc awta operation ,ef th« of TWo- tha to li tha nav* lm scan sf W aueUooed ui *or that by noon the 

sBMmtBN I players. 

NewiofWeek 

.Cwtifat in Surf New 

Infcti Arigting 

Otfaerwit* Spotty 

. * * " • 

Ocean City waura waa highlighted 

- ----i " i . " — — while bas* and porgics were biting 

J^^toMtaltn tmmr Cemrt MM.iMlMl.talbiM M .] A 1 • B^weU outside for the party boat 

¥l&jft£Ktg&. s Sfc-SrtriAi «. Angler «^^P ,.O«N« .«.«« 

MU, Ston* Hswtar and Sea ntta *s aaaaa m •)!•••! taTsrlns Iff 1 /"• a • Another unusual catch was a blue* 

Ctty, durinf Aukurt. • asn4ay a«m tor inkaaraa af Wlllft LiOlltfiSt (uh waiihini 3 pounds 9 ounces. 

Dilot* In local and •• "'••'•• *•!•*»• tsgaa Jay M. " •••• **»••••.»•••. caught in the bay By Brinton Wilson, 

w«l*r7 aJtJn irill com- «•"*• »eli aa ska dak *B«iis*r«« 1\, John Ko.tek, Philadelphia, goes of Philadelphia, and weighed in Sun- 

rtore 

Take out at leaat oat ucaikanlua 

•be Chamber af C« ^ 

We Have etartai mmtm 

CABDBOABD Afatal 

Wanted - Scrap 

a, but ti 

Say momlng. This it open to all ntUng Conten. 

Lansdale, Pa, 

that ocean City al. 

4i is me mil K«nip vc which which maki! makes I r«r Best Prims Call 

cruiser* i on tha th pay, b over a course Kostek caught an I pound, I Ed Comman logged a 2^pound, 4- players! 

UP olaeri forget our • age—for B little Uttl< II n i sll e 

to the bell huff nd return. ounce weak Ash near Cape May ounce croaker for William Howiand, Hati oft* and thre 

while, anyhew it makei us feei II rleasantviUe ocrap | 

Point while angling aboard his prrv- another Lansdale angler, and three winners; 

younger, thus making life seem II | a«J Mof.l f*a. 

ate yacht. He filed his entry in the Sounders, caught by Elmer Corn- 

worthwhilB. Many have been forcBd II 1FOI1 and IVlelAl fs,O, 

contest and it was drawn In theman, 

of Bethlehem. Pa. 

initial weekly feature. 

Playing ShufflsboMd 

|| ill I, Main It, r* 

HOOK It FLOUNPEBS 

I HIM Call For Orders 

Freeholder Waiter H. Treen, who At Allen's wharf, John Linn and a 

y |o gtay Young here is a game to make us aide 

is in charge of the contest, an- friend accounted for 32 flounders PLATES CELEBRATES 

people feel that we have nut beej 

nounces that the weekly award will while Ashing in an outboard in the Hit fMh BIBTHDAY 

continue unttt September 8. *ay. 

Electricians 

Most of these pUylni .huBle 

Electrician* 

The weekly price is based on the Lcmonti reported that Sun Wi|. 

entry fortunate enough to be drawn son and Frank Horton. ol Ocean 

board today «rr " 

••eh week from entries received City and Philadelphia, caught 30 of sue, one of 

for the curten^ week. 

flounders, four klngflsh and two 

"No matter how large, or small, or weskftsh, Friday. The some pair 

Phone: VI 9-39.3 Iran Johnson Jr. ^d Co. 

what specie is caught," he added, was joined by Brlnt Wilson on Sat- 

"All entries are eligible in the week, urday and honied M Hounderi. Austin Cummingt : 

Phone ISM — Day or Night " 

ly prlM feature." 

Oene Lukens and Blanche Forrest CONTRACTING MASON 

" '•• • catches were re- had 11 flounders and two wealdes 

. .several days. Off outside the Longport bridge on Sun. : CEMENT FINISHING 


the Cape May convention hall, a 40- day. The Hme day George Beehler Til Plum St. Vlntland. N, J.' 

pound rock Ash was taken h- "'" anit Plmuf Boweri caught nin 

11am E, Law, Philadelphia, ...„ ., 

nd a klngnih. 

Electrical Contractors 

Gin 1 FLOUNDERS. KING 

1 Monday, eight flounders and a For Loafer Wear and Hotels, Home* and Shop. Wired for Power or Light 

. were landed by Arthur and Better Perfoi-manco 

Norman Kughef, of Wilmington, and 

SERVICE . INSTALLATIONS - APPLIANCES 

10 flounders by Sam and Brlnt Wii- 

USE 

son, 

H. L. Will and Steve Wallace, of 

nd Philadelphia, had a 

Ed Bleakly 

CARPENTRY - PAINTING - JOBBING 

Alto SAWS FILED 

Many Umoa •omcthiiiB need* repairing around the 

hotiM, DON'T HEOLECT |T _ JUST CAU. %$, 

37 CENTRAL AVE. 

FLOOR SANDING 

UNCMfUM 

CONdQÂLL 

COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE 

ASPHALT TILE — BOBBER TILE 

Russell Sutton 

M^t'^0^m PHONE KM 

_UR.M.ciUiti,Sr. 

Fhl7 CENTRAL AVE, 

fT nm*um • •' . 

F. F. EWING 

PLASTERINGwd 

Genuine 

CLAY TILE 

r.r Ibuiw, UIMeaa, SlaJu, 

HnalMH, Bun Any 

IB* CB ESTIMATF OH • 

YOiim won HOW I I 

1207 WMUT AV, Ph. 29511 

Floor Sanding . 

amimt|mio ' 

H. R. BRECKLEY 

lUllnA Street ML M 

ITS2M 

PAINTWG 

US AsMry AT*. • Ph 

•, Waller Onkp, Fra 

Pairtte 

C CBRECKLEY, Ins. 

H«B»Bai, in me CnmmlMlo 

City. New JCFie>. at il-00 A M 

''"•"' RiJOIN 

for the ichool band. Bach member 

played a solo on hli particular in. SOMraS PODTP—Members of the 

OBDIHANCIS NO. KM. 

strument. 

Lucky Twelve Club were guests of 

Members of the band are Stanley Mra, Julia Steelman, at her home in 

•nd Kenneth Turner. William Hearn, Salem, on Tuesday. 

Marilyn Watters, Jacqueline Bailey, BnJoylBI the trip were: Mrs, David 

Otto renuel, Henry Summers. Ed- Smith, Mrs. Joseph Oerety, Mrs, 

OF THB C1TV OF OCEAN CITY. ward •rosehard, Sylvia Devereaui, W^r Fran, Mrs, Charles Hardie, 

tiled "An Ordi 

Richard Cray, Allan Shephard and Mrs, Leon Herbert. Mrs Thomas 

M. title and gna psaltlem of empio^ment andAllan 

Hlsley 4r 

municipal lli emplaêes In the City af Ocean 

Latlmer. Mrs. John Oliver, jr.. and 

JUKIOB HJOU |N FALL 

lded and fypplemented In sccsrdance wiUl 

**" 

Beilnnlng the fall term, there will 

^îcby fixed and eitsb- be a Junior High School at the 

Vlol » VuelttWWB. 

cllma AT STEEL FIEB 

i.BBj.oo iwogo sioo.no 

1,SOO.QO 1.6Q0.0G 1 ittl 00 

i,ioo.gp J.soqpo a, 

2,^0.00 2,403,00 2,eoo,no 

Exceptional Stnmgth • 

One Pie« Hull 

Good Look. 

ma Molded in Color 

Unsurpaued Ferfermstnee 

MADE OF riBEBOLABS 

ITIl.ITT OVTBOAM) Lfaatk Ml 

•DKAMtUT 14 ft, » In. 

DELUXE RUNABOUT M< 

PH. 19p3 

Plumbing 

»M We2£V A... M^^r'Afe. 

Wtllard F. StcUer 

Phunbing. Heabng 

>>;'- . •• ' fOpMH? .: 

limNU OtfR» Citr, H. |. 

•425.00 

ED. CORNMAN 

MS ASBURY AVE. 

Plumbing 

Joseph Broadtey 

PLUMBING 

— iojnmo — 

«0« Watlvr A», Ph. 0719 

mother, last Thursday, then enjoyed 

i trip t -•-- ~ - * -—- ---i 

Junior High are Mn 

Oath, Mn. Claire Ctimiel. Mrs. 

Richardi Swank. Miss Cleve limpson 

Leo Johnson, William Klingner 

and Mrs, Helen Spangler, 

Grade, one. twn and three will be 

at both the Bswes av, and the New 

York av. ichool*. The fourth. Hfth 

and sixth gradsa will attend the 

New York (v. school and seventh. 

eilhth and ninth, Dawes BV. school. 

There were no formal graduation 

exercises this year because of the 

lani for the new Junior High. 

Ilpili successfully completion ine 

Ighth grade are: Jacqueline Balle 

juth Bird, Clara Brown. Lert. 

Bresehani. Herbert Chadwick. Edgar 

"Une. Faith Deveruux. Harry — 

ell, Barbara Fnrrell. Barbara Fo 

Barbara Gaskill. Janice Olfford. Jo- 

,-.-_u •iennedy. Aliee Koch, Idlih 

, Milmar Lewin, Oeren Mor. 

1 

Jity, ft, .... 

shells and wilt paint them at on 

~- 1 " 1 meetings. 

mt group plan to sp 

IFrlday) at Steel Pier, 

IVOU CtHTWU.V CAN HKAR 

ard Scott. Barbara Scull. 

Roger Shaffer, Bosemarle SomerJ. 

Antlrc SehoIItr, Anne Trainer, John 

Trainer. Raymond Wagner and William 

Winslow, 

(±irl Scant Troop 

»Huve Outing 

SOMBRS POINT — Qlrl Seoul 

Troop No, It met in the New Jerley 

li hll Th 

with Scout Leader 

Mutier in charge, 

iris have been receiving lesarchery, 

but the inclement 

t farced than to meet indoors. 

They spent the evening playing 

games and making plans fo 

outing at Mverview Beach, 

Tuesday. 

. A successful cake sale ret 

etted MO, it was reported. This 

= Ti I I i_ Al. ii.^ ..ii 

the Girl Scouts, a 

B«lld.r .. , fcU 

»»!• *•• *ll» 

war plan, s>I Jill "«• •l»«l 

«a* ar»« •• wEia »••• plua laHmd, 

•ad (!•• j.. •• tiHl l l 

l b 

Fred S. Tatves, 3rd 

1 Bayvifiw PU« 

Phone 113? 

Edward D. Deputy Co. 

•MnfBBMI 

CONTRACTORS «»d BUILDERS 

"Build-bythe Sea with 

CW. 15th ••id H.«n Awh^h. 1472 

h "*"~ S 'S I " 4 " i 

City •lementary school* will 

**.' -#i>,-1" 

-If 

*-*" 1 

I 

drMwd the Knik CHob Tuwlay 

•vening on Mwuii MUMUBB, and 

BmUmn 

WATUn HMM It tall Mt. •« «WU. •• * *«• *l 

type af M. 

tfee 

Builder* 

BERGER LUMBER 

BLANKET AMD LOO6E INSULATION 

STORM SASH , COMBINATION DOORS 

SPRUANCE INSIDE «od OUTSIDE PAINT 

Call 0948 Thm Frimndly Yard 

11th Street and Simpaon Avenue 

H. C, AMOS 

BUILDER 


Phone 210§-W 


CARPBnvR 

JOBBING ALTEBATIONS 

Registered Builder . 

OIIR MOnO IS BUILD BIOBT 

A. Gregory C^desi 

ARCHITECT 

Bum », iKku Bias,, 

Mlldwooa. N. I. 

ntH H iijwî i-sni 

H, C, PONTIEM 

Builder 

A CLASSIFIED All 

IN THE 

SENTINEL • LEDGER 

Robert C.ayviHc H 3RINGS QUiCK RESULTS 

«•» West Avernie Fame UWil 

• * • 

Ii U O I - 

NEW 

or Jvut a 

H 

to re-n>of for you. .' 

GUTTERS RAW 

SHOT METAL WORK 

ROOFIN 

If N. Answer. 

nee EiMaaltil mirtrtli

\ 

' • •.,•',•-•' «.'.** 

&.** ' 

v 

/ -. 

•' FODft, MEW 

OPEN DAILY 

- Luncheon - Dinner 

.- Seafood - Chops 

>W1CMES 

SANDWICHES A SPECIALTY 

I BLAKE PRESENTS 

lie Famous 

HERBERT 

BROS, 

and Thair 

TWO 

GUITARS 

APPEARING 

NIGHTLY 

SUNDAY 

MAT1NKE 

FRIDAY, JUNE 29tM 

iVE APPELL TRIO 

AJTO TCLEVtStON RAM 

Leader* Retort Guert 

On* of the U. S Navy', retired 

leaden at World War II, Admiral 

Ben Moreell. will spend the tatter 

pan of the summer anaon in Otou 

City with hi* family. It wu (U»- 

cloaed jwMrday, 

Adminl Moreeli was her» last 

week end, aa a gu«t of Mr. and Mrs, 

Thomu Brown, ini Weaiey av. 

While here, he leased an seeanfront 

esttage al MM Wesley av. through 

the realty office of Robert J, Camp- 

bell, to Be oeeupled by Ma family 

and himself in August, 

Admiral Moreen u now president 

Of the Jone* and Laimblln Steel 

Corp. of FittaburEh. During World 

War tt he served for some time as 

federal coal administrator, a post to 

whleh he was drawn because of an 

outstanding engineering record with 

the Seabees In the Pacific. 

Admiral Moreell wu a clow u> 

soeiate of N, Harvey ColUaaon, for- 

mn Ocean City resident, who sue. 

ceeded him as coal administrator. 

Resort Botarians in 

National Magazine 

Ocean City, together with a couple 

of its Rotarians and one of their 

wives, receives favorable ^publicity 

In the July u«ue of The Rotarlan. 

monthly magmine published by Ro- 

tary International. 

The masazlne publishes a photo, 

graph showing Mr, and Mrs. Donald 

Swan and Phil 8. Barrett at the in- 

formation booth in Atlantic City's 

Convention Hall, Atlantic City, dur 

Ing the annual convention of Rotary 

International last month. Members 

of the Ocean City club mined at 

the information booth throughout 

the convention. 

In the photo they are trying to 

solve • few problems for the wife 

and family of notary's district gov- 

ernor. Harry D. Harrison, of Nelson, 

British Columbia, Canada, 

Reports Back to Duty 

Julius A, ,Green, son of Mr, and 

Mrs, Alyin Dreen, 10J0 Simpson av,, 

reported back to duty last week 

after a IS^day leave af. home. He 

enlisted In the Navy last December 

4 and is now stationed at Memphis, 

Tenn., in the personnel deparonent. 

Announcing 

Two Big Events 

THE POPULAR VHISATILE 

Me N AM AR A 

Appear Here Nightly, Also Sunday Matinee 

ing Friday, June 22 

at 

JOE DiORIO'S 

CIRCLE CAFE 

fMac Arthur Blvd. (Near Cirelm), Somers Point 

OPENS 

Friday — 5 p.m. 

Open Daily 5 to 9:30 P.M. 

Serving 

REAL-ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 

JASTO • RAVIOLI 

ICH FRIED SHRIMP 

CRAB 

SNACKS UNTIL 2 A.M. 

COODS - COCKTAILS 

Ray P«lkinsrton 

Of Interest 

To Veterans 

By ANTHONY I, 

Cuntr Mrvlee QfBeer 

Whirlwind. 

There la a ayatematic probing of 

weak .pot. in Veteran* beneilu 

quietly under way, with the Special 

Route Inveatinting eonjmlttee, 

headed by Rep. Olin Teague, which 

may advocate blocking any attempts 

to extend the CI Bill as Is u. veter. 

ana of the Korean War, 

Without desiring to be a calamity, 

howler, your service officer U duty, 

bound to Inform veterans and their 

dependents of "straws in the win". 

Insofar as veterans' legislation is 

concerned. 

Senator Paul K, Douglas, of 1111. 

nets, speaking before the 39th con- 

vention of the U. •. Chamber of 

Commerce. Bid that the "squeeze" 

should be applied to overstaffed' 

VeiereM 1 Administration Facilities, 

insofar as this proposal u concerned, 

your service officer wishes to inform 

you all that though some offices or 

faculties of the VA may be ever, 

staffed, the hospital, medical, psy- 

chiatric and TB facilities of the VA 

are definitely under-staffed. 

WOULD REIUJCK BUDGET 

The House Appropriation Com. 

mHtee recommends that the VA 

budget be reduced 13 per cent below 

that for the current year. 

In breaking UP in detail this rec- 

ommendation of the committee «•***•< 

puttln' p&wder on It. 

8uitor-"M*y 11 

Welcome to the New 

Orsatti's 

ON ROUTES 9 .nd 4 

New Road «nd MaaaaehuieMi Ave,, Somcr. Point 

BAR and RESTAURANT 

Kitchen Open 

Every Night 

Italian and American Cuisine 

Wissow's 

ON SHORE ROAD _ SOMERS POINT 

(1 Wtr NORTH OF SOMF.RS POINT CIBCLII 

OPEN DAILY AT NOON 

SERVING TASTY, HOT-WEATHER LUNCHES 

Complete Dinner* from 4:30 P. M., daily 

From 12 Noon on Sundays 

Outstanding Food Conservatively Priced 

COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

Catering 

coooo»< 

Phone i Somers Point 340 ', 

SOMERS POINT, N. j, BALA-CYNWYD, PA. 

Appearing Friday, Saturday, Sunday 

The Sensational Lynn Bros. Trio 

TED, JACK and JOE 

COMING SOON — ALGA HEADLEY 


Serving Fine AMERICAN and ITALIAN FOOD 

Chicken Caccitore - Vmal Scallopini 

Spaghetti - Pixma Pie - Ravioli 

Steaks - Seafood 

Kitchen Open — 12 Neon until 10 P, M, 

SANDWICHES AT ALL TIMES 

Bar Open 10 A, M, Until 3 A. M. Daily 

SHUFFLEBOARD - TELEVISION 

PACKAGED GOODS TO TIKI CHIT 

Delaware Av«. at Bay, Somers Point . Ph, §20 

— THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN — 

POINT TAVERN 

©N THI BAY AT SOMERS POINT 

riDfiu nan v m B .. _...._ , - • ^ » 

OPEN DAILY iP.M.-. SUNDAY AT 2 P. M. 

t N l f e i e v i U b i l c n 

• S o c i a l l y 

and Chop* 

ill Varfafy 

/£ Plume Somer, Point 9M 

\Jxcm\U . ,,' 

'--^»^ 

lure We Can't 

Classified Advertisements 

CLASSIPniD AD BATES 

u Time, SS Wordi or Lmmt 

We per word eKeeeding m wards) 

. (Too-Late-ta-cluaify Adi, Ut Extra) 

1 Running B Consecutive Times, with 25 Words or Less 

, Ads Requiring Box Numbers, 2Se More 

_ All ClaMined Advertising Cash — 

-w,^ -ûi?---'^ * n representative or brought to office 

. I E ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR STAMPS in eov 

accepted over phone as enurtesy and convenience to < 

nee Phust ft* in befor? edveriisfhiEiit is ret ifi t>Ee, 

|a M 

por.on- 

eV en«t. 

Re* 

Classlfled Display Advertising I1J0 Per Inch 

LOST 

t¥ ENVELOPE fifim Natisngi Bank 

*!nine aût iig.nj iôst Juno 

a*pe|ri stor* Sili & Worn Av?. 

d. Return iy Mabel Bh^£Sid. 

$ih St. 

ign WALLET nn * 

p^^fvg'gnd 1 Ice File 

mum. 

Df Mary 

Reward 

June* n 

2-ith st 

PAgAKEET BIRD— FamfLs pet 

li Spfingsr. ^ Wesley Av?, 

fuari, S-22 

HELP WANTED 

'KITCHEN * FOUNTAIN HEj-P. Mnie 

er f*nwl*- Td P O f The Wave, 55ih 

A CtntPHl Ave, Ih2i 

MEN OR WOMEN=Fult > vw\ limf. 

If yuu Can mc5Pl the jjuhllf. hnvr-'ii 

ar "are aver S, can w«i : k evpninRS 

UWl need to ^»rn $10 00 t,> |S0.^) en 

maw w*Phiy= Natiunai AdvvrtininE 

Slver Cn. ePIi piarp ynu, Imrriedlatp 

rdhnitH'O'U. Nn E-nnvasslflil »r piiriy 

pkn* Write B*JS gii4, Bentlnul-Lrily- 

FEMALE HELP WANTED 

WANTED — practical ny in neip 

wiUl hnyse Wfirk. State age. colnr. 

erivlous expericnes and give referent 

|t Write Box 6110. SenifneULcdgpr. 

_ ,J MACHINE OPERATORS — 

Single npedle mnehlnea. chic's Mfg. 

ltf,. J2a Slh St. Phnnp IHflS, tf 

HAIRDRESSER - AN itii.unii »li. ciiU 

,eBe i...n r."!"';« 1 s:r:.,W"£5'';,.,J i *- 

REMEDIAI, RKADINti CI.ASS loi m- 

Inii Puhlii. «,h,).jl ttocnei. I'hiine 

Ocean Clij 1TB4. MS 

VISIT OUR CORBET DEPARTMENT 

ftr Birdies eontetlettes and bra.- 

ilerea in fit eiery rigure. Heudquaiters 

6f Niion uniform., nurses^ beauilelan, 

" " wait 

^nfereswd m its 

imafi. Brins'liTur l Fflrd back", 

iaward a, Kan*, rour Ford 

lit and Atlantic av.. Ocean Lily 

.id back 

Ml lind 

TELEVISION ANP RADIO service and 

! repair, r^mges -„ %g^^ 

DOGS . CATS . ÊTS - «TC, 

ow Wrb, [l IJ 

e Bird 

start an Equitable 

with Inayraneet A R 

Use after five pill, 

you atari. Available 

Lite IiHur.nco and 

SM Ctnlr.1 Aye, OMt 

ROWBpAT==Fi!^l dais shApe, 

Anchiir niiiR. iiRtl r**tpp8 SIS,At. Al^ 

l»ly 115 Na. P.iini Rd. " §=22 

14 FT ROWBOAT — OcHid condition 

$65.00. Five h-P. outtoord m«!m\ 

S05.00- Phone 25Z&. i-^ 

IS FT TWO-MAN KVACK. 

Xt Ajhurv Rd. 

FOR SALE 

All zize* for fl 

Kaward Camph*M!. 

W l t vi 

AYI BLC^S 

ifiPdiite dellvpry. Kaward Camph*M!. 

S E Cnrner Ka«t »nd Wiilnut, vin*^ 

land, K j. Rhranp 9-^^5. If 

EsLECTWC walk in i-pn l 

alnis Good cnf.dit.uii, Rpason 

Apply T^dcsico'a Stars, TOO Haven 

FO|t SALE 

aW- 0,E, TELEVISION combln.llon. 

TWO COOLBRATOR TOP ICEBB — 

WhiU enamel. Mod condition Tr.d- 

ed In on new a* refrtaenitiirs. 113.50 

each, npiilellvend. a» Askury AV«. 

HUNORY? THIRSTY? _ Drivi orer 

Mlh St. to shor« Road, turn left 2 

fnlles to Pnrk Diner, Super Italian 

suM: Jumbo hot roll hat- 1 -••••- 

everything undwtshn, 

wtirrd: double rich milk 

like platters, 50c tip. 

iikq PIsiten 

tmmi, Plfnly 

nlihi, Fh 

rjers. 

it nf ,„., 

kvii hora#- 

..— '!«. purchased fnf unpsiti haionep 

execptttiniiMy Inw terrfiE. Pir« gUIf = 

an tee. Weyanas, A!!aniStr_ ai QCQTS\H 

i,, AUaptlc City. Dial 5-44PA. fr^ 

BALE -^ Quality ga§ ? = »nge, 

Tinrtitinn, Phone anTttj, 

CALL YQIR FULLER BRUSH MAN- 

h S i iis s2 

15 DOZEiy LIED, latest type quail 

masnn jnrs, -30c per dozen Apply 

834 Slenton Place. frK 

USED ^"E^"fNniiOUSE elertt ic rangf 

. £*ai fcjze, fiO^d fihi=_e i UK, fiKim ni 

henier. 3 Iron dnUhfc fe?ds. pnil spring 

aluminum poreh rhair: maple jtiHtfinm 

r-nckvr. white iHM¥eldtn Nhfrhen tahUv 

piantjc diupps Phpne 0312. fi=M 

rOLDgppT REFRKlERATOR = PQ » 

In working rondlllnn. Apply 1QB 34ih 

St. Phdiie 1B78-M. €tt 

BRAND NEW MAPLE BUREAU Bert 

and spring: lee bos 100 lb. capacity. 

All for iiO.tio, ^ 4th St. frS 

PAINTED BUREAU, chest iif dr«wa 

to match infd vener-rj, ndd chairs. 

Mm, H. Spcldej, K34 Pork Pi, 6=22 

TWO JETRONMt" oli-rhed flour he«l 

e, 55 wo B.T.U, mi Inn. Auloniallc 

eontrnls and ibermestHt. Vsed one 

»uMin, W8 each, linns plBh. : 

Went Aie; . i-i3 

TYPEWRITERS I 

Adding machines, essh reMlsters. We I 

sell rent and repair, Alt Pgrtabi? and 

standard lynewpllCM aâiiable. We call 1 

fnf snti deliver. nt?noral Typewriter j 

NORGE REFRiCiERATOR, T i-u. fi 

perfect condition, used every ri:i> 

?j nith ennsnie nirtlii. Bed. burfiiU. 

dressing table. 32S Share Rd., Stimprs 

Point, fr2g 

nac- 

Phsn 

c-i44 A 

sne 4=08m._ 

BEE NY&AN for Ulowi, Aulfi glass \ft= 

it a lied, ESSSS table and d^sfe tops, 

itilrruii, Hoal glass, wliidoW glajiB re- 

placed and glazed, &JQ Asbury av. 

Phgne 01S2, tf 

VENETIAN: PLIKDB, New vsu can 

h«*¥ biautlfui custnm-mpde Ftexaium 

Venetian Slindi infta^le^ jn ynur hbfflr 

for as low sg Sl.S a week. Choice of 

H list colors, ?& lapo eejlnrs. Fatten*!, 

52 weeks in the year at 52 west av. 

Phone îi, tf 

INLAID LINOLEUM, i2,?l5 s vard, im 

stalled. Cover your floors with beau= 

tiful Nairn-Biaune or pabcci Inlaid, IftS 

rgom, Rfi V,. 12*12 room, S4T,2ft: 9s!2 

itssm, $3S,iO; ruhber tlic; Afphalt tile, 

Caih pr time paymrntsT Pation's, 32 

weeki IN the year at S3 West iv. Ptione 

SSll. tf 

LINOLEUM RUGS Hold Reai, po&ro. 

Slpahe, finni MSB in 9x12. Cash nr 

lime paymentR. Pfitien», SI weeks in 

the year at m West av. Phiinc 2U1. If 

ENOLISH PRAM—Hsee!lent wndltlon, 

CiOO- Phone rm.VJ if 

BBLBCTRIC IRON SALtS—Trndi? 

In your ^rsken, ns-goea iipn. It Ii 

wsrth iLi5 to ,ui qn any neiv eleetrle 

or iltsm irsn in our sleek. Bring it 

in and lake gut a new one. Conicn. 

,ftM Asbury A«, Phone IMf, \t 

TRADE IN" YOUR BROKEN CLOCKS 

^No hands, no face, or cuckoo. We 

will Hi tow ft. 25 to *1.M on any clock 

no ifiatiep haw it iaeki to voih on a 

nevt T^jishron, G,E, or S«iloU elee* 

trie clock or alarm tlocK_ ConltB*!^ 

ftaj AfDtirj' Avp. Phonr 1M7. tr 

9* NEW CHROME CHAIRS In rH W 

blue plwtlc. Wi fi«d Uim room. »4.7S 

taeh. Buy H many as you netd Net 

delivered:^ aw Asbury Ave. Fhsne 

iS4T, tf 

VACUUM CLEANEM KGPAIRBD — 

iSulckly nassna&ii'. Parts fpf sals. 

New Mas. brushes, tehs, cords, 

HantftH, Conlen'i, 93fl-DM A.bury Ave, 

Pnelte 1S9T. tf 

If 

YOU CAN RENT A CLEANER far ns 

lona or as ghpri • tlnw at you need 

It, OaM'l, N| Astturr Ave. Phonr 

BRANf} NBW i:srSKIJ'H'. fu. fl, 

WGailnEhnusi? rerilgorainr. Will dp 

liver, rttninc! Mrs. trvind Mjlishsll, 

120 Biiilpniiiu Rfl, Phnnr 0201. B-m 

WBiTlNdlltiUSK rplrlmiriiltir, H ru. 

f!. pprrFct csndlllpn. PtirreiHirt In- 

side iini! out, i"a,t» 40S Rhrnp Rnsd, 

OrHn View, Phone se« Isle- flly 

^3 en 

TOP irER fSOO. DlninK rontri »ultf. 

Slirio Odd tables and ehulri 4] 

Bayview Place. &S 

MAPL.K t'RIH, Dlldlnji slile, »]irlnB nmi 

mnfireHf, KOftA enmiitisn, SI5-ftt. 

BOSS cenlra! Ave,, l«i flnoi-, MS 

MIt.K SHARK MArHIN'K^nnnd ion- 

dltlun, AppI? Beyph OrlH. IMh Mild 

Beach. 6-22 

RKrMGERATORfl.TWO. while poree- 

lain ftnlsh lee type, gnml eundlttan, 

5T.Q0 and So'oq, S« at Sm*s Central 

Ave. &a 

DINING ROOM CHAIRS, t. tnalluKany 

Isdder huek gond fftndit!i>n, I&D3 

eseh, PJionc 0127.M or 1113 Wesley 

AVP, B-m 

HAS HOT Don OniBQLE — I» On. 

geulde tiDlel, SM tth SI. S-U 

» BLUE CHHNIL1.B nedipreads, full 

size, sllKhily uted, 13,00 ench. in 

dozen new fln#st guslitv. 140 euunt. gl 

•teei 

BEAUTiFUl, 48-CUP stalnleu 

coffee drlpolator. used only 2 vvecK*, 

•at.OOj. Ice in crock with spUot, 14,80, 

ffe. park View, Sth A Aatiury Art. 

C^li Satupday. . ih23 

TEN RAIJ SCMEENS—tM» lof the 

lot. 710 Hoorljn Terraoe, Idlewlld,' 

a-n 

DININQ ROOM SUITE — Walnul, fl 

Blecet MO.OO, Odd chtrn eloatt, 110 po: 

Twn IWIhR room yhairK, S3,0Q eneh. 

1510 Ocean Ave, Phane 1003-M. 8-22 

GIRL'S ICHWINN M" Bicycle, gooa 

esndltlon. Alia andirons and fire 

KHMI. Call IBM or apply at tm 

Aabury Ave. (9 

ELECTRIC iTbVE, «aod 

Four stunlyÎroh foldl 

ReasonaDle, «01 Asbury A 

FRIGIDAIRE REFBIO 

door, looa ruitnlint 

88B Brighton place. 

.00 

Pfetee . - . • * Advamse 

no CtawUled Ad will M published until paid tor. 

(n^rc'yWMiMmrtng on ibll page. c«»h murt b. in UUi 

lwt laur thwt Btturday and Wcdnmd»T OOOM A4 will not 

be Ht in tjpa paynwnt ia made. 

or LM — TSc 

FQR3ALE , 

UH3 BROWN, havt you fiiuiid mum* 

In your ham&i stofr atm*m with 

Bcriou, Five far gtuif-ahtAf, Brawn 

I«'l, Phone m, 

RANCE.NorKe, £n Color 4 

a ti 

FOR SALE CHBAP—Wardrobe, loyn- 

bed, 5-bis-ner gas alove, 41i Oeean 

Ave, 

(•32 

27S Milan all tank, HO. 00 

Gas rsiiie, IB-00 

PKUIni table, fl^m 

Lara* eu drsser, ^,00 

znncnprlnK mattress and cover, 16,O3 

s steel leldlng cnslra, €,00 eaeh 

3 fioar lamps. Ke eaeh 

Man's blue and brown suit, siie 40, 

practically sew, 115,00âch 

^17 Asbury Ave, phene 2273 

a-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET wilh slip 

covers In saad csiidlUQil, 13S.D0j 2 

end union 1 mulon.1 lump e n 

eaeh: 1 metal'Bed fsntain sprlnff and 

mattress, S400 complete; 1 porcelain 

lop eitenslan table, W»i 1 eleclrle 

range, tl5 (10 Call Thursday, or Prl- 

day eveninii, rHysbslid transferred, 

leaving itele,) Call al 1027 Simpson 

Ave, «-8S 

PLANTa NOW REABY—WMi Be siiid 

on Thursday nr any evening after 

6:00 p, m. The Hcmloc« 1TO0 share 

Road, Llnwood or phane Earners Point 

DININC ROOM SET—Gaad condition, 

reasonable, call after 3:00 at 444 An- 

bury Ave. §-33 

BUREAU. CHAIRS, kitchen lable. 3- 

piece wicker _ iet EPS range, odds 

and ends. IS1T Ceiitrai Ave Phrcnf 

1619.W i-2S 

GREEN STAIR CiRPfit. T>, yardf 

long, ST in wide, Sa OB Also nil 

healer, *5fjO, Al 51*1 Cenlrai Ave, 

8.22 

MISCELLANEOyS furnlluiei Kood 

Frigidaire, Sas.qQ: white kitchen cab. 

Ineli ualnu) flrilah Bute lea Laille with 

four chMlrn, dlniqi; iiwjm furniture: 

wainut wardrobe: kitchen tables, etc. 

Sell cheap. 1436 Wesley Ave §-23 

ELECTRIC WASHEB and wrlnier. 

120.00: pair beautiful lamp., n,00 

each; wooden bench 43,00: kitchen 

table, B.86. Olive Macphcrtan, 300 

13th St, S-! 

FOR RENT 

WILL RENT DOUBLE STROLLER (or 

_mnnlh >.f July. FelllR, BIS SI 

SALE OR RENT 

WICKER ROLLING CHAIR - Like 

new tM.OO. Renl 13,00 pel week. 

848 Till Si! Phone ltB4 B-aa 

WANTED 

SEWING MACHINES — Bought, sold, 

repaired converted. Easy lerms- 

HlKhesl cash prices fur useij Singers, 

Dial AC. 21510 or wrile P.O. Box RS2, 

Atluntlo city, if 

SUMMER BflARr) [or thlt* school.uMe 

Klris; room f,ir wbrhing mother. 

Rofiiy J, Duciin S17 South Melville 

Street. Phlla, J3, Pil B-B6 

free i 

REAI, ESTATE FQtt HfHT #15 

TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW Bl,Mt,n 

or hafl acaMn. AppiyjM Ammtf 

AW. phana MJ1*. a 

Ap.rcnunt. [ram CIMLOO UP. 

week, month at aaasaa. 

Beautifui jeo 

Man JR. 

MT Central Ave, 

Sundiy.. 

floor apartment, 

SUMMER RENTALS by week, month 

or Hasan, Apartnenta bynsslows, 

eoltages, etc. Before decldlnK, in raur 

awn Interest, be sure lb a«e our list, 

Frank M. Carroll, U0 Atlenlk: Av«, ar 

•M SB. Bnd tt,, Phtla. M 

ROOMS, apartments, eattalM, Dar* 

week, manth or seaaaB, gpaglal fmtaa 

far warkinx people, ^S central ^ ^ 

439 CENTRAL, AVE—Houae, 3-rtpry. 

3 bedrooms, living raani, dlalng 

raenw kllehen, pantry and eirtra lava- 

tory. Tile bath. Sun parch, Attrae* 

tiveiy furnished, geaaoh or RiantlilF, 

Phane 1SB.W, , s3s 

SUMMER RENTALS by week, month 

or season. Apartments GUBHlowSt 

callages, etc. Before deciding. In your 

own. tntereit, be sure la see our 41st, 

Frank M narrall, rto Atlantic Awe, or 

713 SB, f I St.. Philadelphia, S>H 

GUEST HOUSE —= 7 rooms and 

darmitary, campieteiy furnished ai 

curtained. Long season lease. Apply 

4SS AJbury Avt, 1st floor, i-il 

sEASfJN. MONTH or 1 weeks, Cotlaa* 

for 3 pi .1 adults to share with buj). 

neat ladV. 30i 24th St, Phone OC, 

BUNOALOVVa—35S4 Asbury Ave,. SJJl 

West Ave Apartme«t»"it5ia.M &». 

tral Ave, Week month, season. Apply 

Mrs, Anna D, weldln, 4512 Centrfl 

Ave, *N22 

ROOMING HOUSE. Oardeni section: B 

bedroom., 3 baths, furnished, auto- 

matic hot water, flash 3 bedrooin 

jioariment, iTOO season! 3 bedroom 

apt 10th st,, SaXh rosulns house, 

l&h SI « oedraanu, 11200. Gardens 

coitaee 2 bedrooms. S00. catuge^ bay 

sectlen, i ^ One bed room apartment. 

two. Onlei's, 4800 Asbury Ave, or B 

Walton PI, ••& 

ROOMING HOUSI:. s bedrooms, ilMO 

*pyjon: 3 bpdi-eam apartinent Is July 

31. HOB rooming house, oardens, 9 

1: 'miiiii %ixm- 3-Bedrom apsr 

•ason. Apply 101 

=._ =. . B£ iiiruM-. kn>. UEiapL iy 

bporoonw, ItiOO] 3-Bedrom aparlmfnt. 

Gardens S700 se; 

tnii Ave; 

iSOO FOR f, WEEKS—S adulu. In cot- 

lose nnr beach. Share Mild bus!. 

ne«« woman All electric Kitchen. 

Every convenience, BOK SIBi, Sentinel- 

Lednet or phone -""• " " "* 

31 BAY VIEW PL.-Near 14th SI, 2- 

tiMim renr cmlsgf accommodates 4 

peiôns G,H* electric, hot water, only 

S35 week. Owner front. iNS2 

VVIM. 

In a larlv rtv 

fli an nld lady. 

IM.r.lviTBKbROOM free rThiTie 

In a larlv rtv couple for a little care 

ld lady !M1 Pleasure Ave, 622 

WANTED TO BUY 

WANTEH TO Dl'YÂntlqoc furniture 

china. Kiiisi. old toys dolli, paper 

welEhls. oil paintlnKS copper. Brar- 

and tin Items, shaving muss . ill 

nameh and pictures Jac^ Huromel 

Shore noiin Pnli'rin.i, IC Ji 

O.C. lOOR-R-ll. 

ETOds, Stnfn 5 fislurps. sK«« east's, rns= 

Inurnnl equipment tonls, lyppwrlirtSI. 

rash fegisirPK. p!uiR6iRp sypplips, Wf 

nay tnp prirps fdr iisrfl mMiW- 

Phone Brid.^ton ni^R-l^ 

MAHOaANV t-HEST OK DRAWERS in 

gimii -enndition. Reasonable, FhaFii? 

REAL ESTATE WANTED 

DUCK BHOQTING FAriUTiEB wan 

?d in rent for sesson. WnuiH eo 

xUiyr flesh \viiiet liikp 

lv; upper aoon, KIM; wltt meui, 

J35.OJ e«h nerson, two In rmn. w 

serve now. Phones 0T14 of S511, If 

BOOMS FOR SEASON — War m>rklni 

glrla or bays. One with private MOl, 

Apply Idlewlld, HO Mowrlyn tanas*. 

Phone S5J0. tf 

APA#TMENTS — Three and one bed- 

rnoni. eool and romfofiahle, »., ?ea. 

sen and weekly. Reasonable "ales. The 

Lorelei,. MS Oeenn Ate. 

THE BLAm-am Plymotrtli PL. Com- 

foruble •tinKUve reeni, Cloaa to 

boardwalk. Music Pier and restAurwits. 

O,e, 2177.W. tt 

HOTEL COLONIAL^Roo^ and small 

apartments, centrally " loeated off 

boardwalk. Open tor iBmetioi^Nmr 

street Boor apartments. PaoM ML If 

HOMER APARTMENTS ~ BOO Ocean 

Avp. 1=2 bedroalnK, private bath. ill. 

malle hot viler electric refrigei 

Avp. 1=2 bedroalnK, private bath. ill 

lomalle hot viler, electric refrigei- 

atnr, $40.00 week ( d d te 

fnr Juno), Phone 

ctric refrigei 

(reduced rates 

If 

THE HOMESTEAD—till 5th St. Two 

and three room apartments, vacnney 

in July and August. Utilities, electric 

relrlgeraiidn, free parkins. Phone ffllTj 

853 PELHAM PL.. S2S.828 Slh St. 

Ocean City's flne»t apartments, 

rooms, bath, for 4 to 8 perso. S 

sen. naif season, some months s 

open. Just completed, the latest i 

best of everything. Phone 0714 or 8l__ 

SOT »TH ST. — 2nd floor furnl.he* 

apartment, J bedioonu. bath, urge 

living room with _mufphy bed, dining 

room, kitchen. Fine ant. for adult 

family. By the month, seaimn or yea 

1», ft, W. l*e, owner, aoa vine St., 

RENT — .Apartments, ili Wesley av, 

"Large anOnwll apartments by the 

eek or month. Phone M51.W, 

NEW TWO AND THflEl' bedro 

TW 

RQQMV THREE and tour 

aparUncnt. with g»i 

kilchens, larise wrches, i 

705 Pennlyn 6L Phone I 

sd roam 

Modern 

Bower, 

BEACHrRONT apartments, aceoninlo. 

dates 3 lo 3 pertoni. All utilities, 

Ineiudlnp fre» parkin* tot. 175 w 

week, ft during June, 1, L**r, 913 

IWli. 

JtOOMS FOR WORKKItS-.FeWeE' 10- 

enilon. Near restaaranta and Qea€h, 

3 to 4 In one roona, a%K> eaEh, Hpll- 

day llriuw 401 Mlh gt. Call Mn, 

Qlrth, (M17R. 6-29 

ONE AND TWO 

menl, faelna 

olor free p 

menl, faelna MBL 

color, free parkins 

bath, running water 

The Sherman. SIT 

Phone 2M1-J, 

id. 3 bedrnun apartmenu, elertfle 

nfrlseratori. Imiefiprlng mattresses, 

t«l,, beg,, front and rear porches. Two 

weeks minimum rental. tl 

N, J, P 

Bremtaet, 

has ocean 

SEPING APARTMENTS fw 

I'eekly. monlfily, seaaon. O«« 

view, phone too-R or wfa 

TWOBEDROOM APARTMENT In AU. 

Etisl. Near hnardwalk. S30 71 h It, 

COMKJHTAil.E Jll» 

BiwHnieiin. near Boar 

or spill leaun. 812 7th St. 

SM^ljL APARTMENT — Second fiooiN 

one oedreom. large llvinit anil &ea* 

loin cnmBltied, h.th. alt electMe 

Itchen, Adult, only. No prU QM 

ttdmom to rent, SEason or split, 1H3 

By Ave, ••• 

1104 WULEV AVE, — The Olesiae 

ABartments, Modern, threa op six 

roams, Ille Bath, new CB refrigerator, 

Reaaohable rates, central location, am 

TWO BEDROOM .portmeni, eleeina 

wfi Iger.tor and washer, W» bed III 

living roon. Lons season. iSm.00, |4 

KLIKABETH HAL*i — Uls-IT, Central 

Ave, lit, Door, four rooms and prt. 

vats BalH. OBen ABIUt and Septem- 

ber, Small ajWrMMH ' weakly. Also 

cool, omnlorftble roina. nrHlBA 

h lsm-R, • am 

picture window. I apart 

facing acenlc bay. 

*M* ,3VS- BO^ 

AMD gvaat rowm. 

bnva'ie entrance all lm- 

rp«rtlon AfWy taw- 

NEWLY DDCORATED room. Clean, 

_ eoei. comfortable. Near oeaoh. stores, 

Yh^ Keptune, Sii Eelancey Piaee, 

Piione 3mS.W. S^7 

BOYS EXCEPTIONAL — Own large 

liviriK room, eieetfie refrigerator. 

Also cooking prlvlleieea, geaianal rate, 

^,00 per week each. The Lueslel, flBS 

Ocean Ave, phane ^Tl. If 

LARGE DORMITORY — Private bath.. 

Available for • gjtis for summer, 

iao Tih st if 

LARCIE, POOL DORMITOIIT tor rent. 

Suitable far a group of elsht bays 

or glrli. Double beds, private floor, 

MI Wculey Ave, Phone MB8, 1a 

TmRMITpRY —for worlttnir TOttew 

bon, is.OO per week, CapHcl, Utt) 

central Ave. 7=i 

PARK VIEW — 6th and Aaburj' Art, 

Clean mams and apartments, Eiec^ 

frlc refrlaeraiiQB, Act now, THi 

NICELY rURNBHED ROOMS tor 

workins people, double Beds, ^.0S 

per person, per week, 14£> Asbufy 

"MY HOME IS ¥OUB HOME^ 

camlortabie room, double and £*fni 

hMs $4%) per day up until June 30. 

Vlclnity Tabernacle on Wealey Ayf, 

Also nice 2 Mntn aBarUDeM, flrtt 

floor. June. ilW. jjpne 36S-J-W. BW 

SPECIAL 

Ratet far working Boys and giris. 

Comfortable and clean rooms," 

By week, month or seaaan, 

Apaiîmenl for rent, 

LANCE'S GUEST HOUBK 

KB Central Ave, 

Phone WTT1-J 

•S,^^ 1 - 

o r a c g u t i 

funlsMna: of 13-7IQ c 

JHM BMd Gram, 

Samen Polm-o. 

•nd .pprtHtd by I 

vrs^r, to Vm&& i 

shown en the ei 

and rofna to |L, 

witii wt approved L - 

All bids aat bf ra, 

prpvldcd, cover aU-' 

therein and be aeesmi 

IMtcr" (ram • sM 

Compunr •kUHrliiM- 

ness in the mtmtm s 

ns» or • eerttlled i 

iss Urn 

Tile lU 

Quired lo n • 

csstuBy Bond - 

qhjirt sf mm award, SB 

th* faithful ll 

lhl th t 

tfi 

Contract u? be \_ 

working dan. No • 

tsreetsd In more til 

^•al, Tfueka and 1 

•orklng order AM 

ftyj work, QrMer' 

Hb-inde In proper . 

maae Sj> dty a»ir «t t—, 

work ana Ha (gHptanM-(»:i 

and the Oty. 'OHMHfl 

•nd properiy Ueenag^ , 

Plans, afr*- 1 "—•'•'—'• 

may b* em 

» Ian. 

MiHt tsam, by i 

Is retiifiBble. , 

City i»asiv»a On flaw I 

nt aul ,bj» or to HinU 

In any Ml ,: 

By order of thej 

LARGE. AIRV ROOMS for vacatlone, 

. Room for three uwirlnil sirla, SM 

Central Ave. Phane 15GT-J7 §*22 

TWO LARCIE ROOMS for two to four 

yount women, Separate bath. Pri- 

vate home. Garden section. Reason- 

able season rates. Phone 335S-M. 8-23 

ROOM FOR WOrUflNG BQTS, sleeps 

4 or s. SIMIC teds. dean, aim 

with hat and eolS runnini wawr, H.S0 

a ween per person, 604 WeaHy to 

PUBUC SERV1CII 

CAMOf N 

8-lHt-pt, 14 

n*fe.

V 

USB 

mtiUD. FlMt th*y ranted a room. 

Neirt.lt waa an apartment. At one 

•notion* aijPwuujrlvania and nearby time or another Sey have vtalted in 

•*••*. ' '" ' , 

prieUcaUy every pert of Ocean City, 

^W •H«i»flPH»^'*^»f- I Th* Offi-ln-Char«. of th* WiO. 

|t,«row» aM flMwa on people, Four y«an a|e Uiey began looking 

for a guajt home and a year later 

; Commander Jay T. palmer, hag .n-at. 

and Central a?,, ind Allentown. bought the touthweat corner of 4Mh 

I*., atanea coming here IB or Mit. 

and Central 

But during the time they were 

coming here they intereited other 

friend, in the city became of ill 

eleanUneu, handy connection, anil 

general restriction.. Mrs, Cotn 

•-"----—•-- ••- dalitef, I 

Tl» municipal ievemment property nounced thai the Navy hu juat re- 

UiJavy tor lMLli iqiul to MLW duced the minimum age requir*. 

par capita, ment (or enlistment In tin Wave* 

-The people of Cap* May County *> M to li. 

'Mother', Imtincf 

will pay a total per cspttt property :'Stt the Navy has recently been 

MdNUIJIInlMir'nurto^S «hort*«tl W Increase Hi* Wave Is Poor Substitute 

^ f Up Of 

nth MM 

I prsper& tax burdens, 

House for Children. Through their guest house, the 

made by Hie arty aw tovr asaeaattu •• . liiui HHII I "•" W "BOOI, sehooi, because now the Navy "The nn«rwno mother who HUM relies purely on an I cotanu Catania lamuy family is Is Bringing bringing many AN Ai 

fofaoVern. Site aa te KleSISfK a a l lee V£Sk l*^** them a new career^ oppor- £*««*!*JSSS^ V" 

*HJo«nlc aaaaareh. TO, is to. DM, wNk N 

1 ^ ln J"«- 1'°*" J£!*ft t0 ^Jj*^ , The ! 

^ ^ i!» W of mother usually takes especial I friends. 

ntJwr muntix havlns • »•> _.i, I ror additional information and J«Hde in the fact that ahe 'never 

OUier counties haying a per capita enlistment in the Waves write or ««« any books or articles on the 

That U how Ocean City BTOM 

— '—•—---"-" 

OfFKEBOURS 

MM A, eenuntt, M.D. 

C Cmn, M.D. 

P. H.h>... M.D. 

F^BJô. IUi»., M.D. 

M*«i« V. Smith. M.D. 

ar Capita,,*"""*" '" Ne , w Jme >' |W and Union. The lowest property tax cruitlng StaUon is located at IS S, 

» >•» H 13th at. Philadelphia 

nautr,*V I found in Burlington County, where 

third lesion at Ma Chetaea pi. 

"«ie la the same mother who Teacfter: "What happened in the 

would not dream of trying to bake year IBM?" 

a cake without a recipe, for fear of Johnny; "Lincoln was born." 

ruining the Ingredlenta. Unfortun- Ttacher: "Correct, Now. whai 

IronV them," the Service point* out.' had hii third ftlrthda 

The Family Rtptaurant in 

The Family Re,ort" 

Features a Varlmd Menu, including 

• Full Course Dinners \ 

• Plattera 

• Seafood 


• Children's Platter* 

_ _ We S#r»e — 


DINNER 

Our Own Ice Cream 

750 New 

ummer Dresses 

Find Dozens of Exciting 

VACATION FASHIONS 

for Juniors, Misses and Half-Sizers! 

Select From These Nationally Known Labels: 

Henry Rosenfeld - Betty Hartford : Maria Manning 

Judy Lee - Doris Dodson - Pan Patterson - JunePatton 

Kay Whitney - Gail Byron 

— 3 PRICE GROUPS - 

8.95 

U.u.lly would he 

10.95 to 1X95 

5,95 

Usually would be 

6.8S to 8.95 

3.95 

Uaually would be 

5.95 to 6.96 

Cool Rayon Bembergs and Shantung. - Cottons ui Chambray., Tissues 

Voiles - Woven Dot Checked Gingham - Crisp, Extra-Sheer PUid Gin.' 

ham Linen-like Rayon - Woven Satta-Stripe Plaids - Schif fli Embroidered 

Broadcloths - Dan River Plaids - Basics, Casuals, Dre..-Up.! Darks and 

Pastels! 

Sizes 9 to IS - 12 to 20 - 14^ to 44H 

may 

OCEAK 

riday, 

No, 12 T«lephon« 0804 or 0306 r. 

OCEANCITY, NEW jER»Y,TUKDAY. JUNE 26, 1951 

p Diamond Jubilee Festival Two injured Judge Declares War 

lanned for Resort in 1954.£2*2^* Hoodlums Who IK«i 

Gr««t*t CdebnUm 

Erer. tuMt. Told .t 

hDfauier 

; A diamc d jubilee celebration 

in j L964, for^ both 

Ocean City and the Tubericle 

ASBO' itlon—êlebrstg 

the 75t anniversary of 

»th — waa innounead Frilay 

night The Flanders 

M the 

•Ita annual dinar. 

Ocean Citj"i "nailvet" and 

auminsr pfopertjr Dwn#ra who 

attended the Tabernacle Also, 

elation dinner at The Flanden 

Friday night, found out that one 

of Ocean Clty'f new eiiy com. 

fndsaionEfa—Laurence P. ljunny 

îs a dead pan esmedian. 

The annual dinner thia year 

waa more or lesa in honor of 

the commissioneri. and each waa 

called upon by Toastmaaier 

Ralph O, Luff for • few wellchosen 

remarks. 

Commissioner Limny arose 

It will be •' 

Htm in ike n 

lUUHr. t 

•tt -fli «i 

atr mmt WMM 

He tctpolu I 

Chamber of Co 

lor the event. I 

iiBTuner, he H 

the naUon'i 

fee brought to 

few. 

TO PUBLISH 

In connection j 

Assoeiatisn Is pi 

book, which wll 

Ocean City and I 

The more tha( 

«inser—a brllll' 

•Italr. in which 

erally a^niahed 1 

linrd the three j 

•olemnly pledge | 

atrlctiona laid dr J 

raw lealared that 

• •« Oe 

f»r aei 

•MM Uwt It win 

City to "hand»4. 

--•pie «hp saw 

.-IB", 

so well. I never want to leai'e 

it: 1 like Kg religious bock' 

ground. 

''My mother was a Methodist, 

my father was a Presbyterian. 

I was brought up a Presbyterian 

—and now I am married to a 

Methodist, so I am now a Method 

l,t. 

* s • 

cooperation of the 

fierce in preparing 

purlng the jubilee 

ted that some of 

«t speakers will 

TBbemacle's sefv-- 

"I also am the commissioner 

of public safety, I have quite 

••—publicity „.. 

th the Jubilee, the music, tennis, the 

ming to publish a specter, the plumbing inspector, 

tell the story of the information bureau, the city 

g Asoclatidn dur- ambulance and last, but not 

ears. 

least, MOSQUITOES! 

DM guests at the - •-—a bad etaplaiBta ataat 

L 

and delightful 

.srioui wu lib. 

Ith the frivolous— 

Ity conunifKioners 

I aupport the re. 

' (ay Ocean City's 

founders, and i heard Biihop 

Fred Pierce I 'n assert that 

America"a beat jntee of contin- 

laid freedom it , the people to 

fa back lo the fli principles of the 

nation'* founding ithera. t 

TABEKNACLK " 

Chir ' • 

1RTET SINGS 

The festive n 

to C 

of the occasion 

m MI by The 

Methodist Mshop r, 

in that tuifeutont nation. 

Tin quartet, 

•on. appnnoi. 

pn>fTam with li 

wu aocompanle 

Hobbina. 

• The diners — 

ner In -wMlch- 

piece de) RaUtai,, 

FoUowIng thai 

lajed an 

names urtwn he 

• . ' ftp). 

i 

ww 

TODQ 

1 j 

ln« Mary Jack 

la Davis, c*nsr, 

tensr, end 

~* avns several 

dinner, Mr. 

>• Myrtle Saver 

reatedj to a din- 

I aquM was the 

knner, Mr. Luff 

ny memary for 

eed not only 

• BUMfBliMa, I tatve h*d tarnplMlBlm 

frHB aaaay tmr Mica, 

ONI BITE AND THEY TELE- 

PHONE Ml! They MI au that 

If I to't ala a*auMUB(, O,«y are 

fMac to in ap a piiMllan. 

"Wa are tnMTINO reintorty, 

anee •verr week. 

"I Blaai aaa called fre«lieiHIy 

abaM (•!•, mat a ewtala ndsy 

carper. 

"I M h.«lai a gaad time. I 

like my JMf 

* • * 

Later, when Mayor Edward B, 

He said his mother was a 

Presbyterian, his father a Metti- 

pailan and tome of hia family 

are in Presbyterian activities, 

* # • 

Mr, Luff, introducing Bishop 

Fred Pierce Corson, explained 

that although the Bishop is a 

Republican, President Truman 

sent him to Europe and Asia to 

Investigate conditions, 

"*•—"t'ywr." he said, "he will 

" i. 1 Methodist of ti 

rid. He will beci 

it of the Council i 

re wiU t 

i for him." 

>nt Of Dicklhaun wuiiW. u 

now resident bishop of the 

Philadelphia area of the Meth. 

odtat Church, 

He hu been a life-long .sum. 

• it of Ocean City, 

Methodist Bishop Asserts 

Chinese Are Sick of Reds 

Man Who Spmnt 42 Ymarm in China Say* 

Pmoplm Long For War to Brmak Regime 

at the Tabenuicla Mrvtai, Sunday 

resent Chinete red regime as Juat 

ne ot the many cycle* in China's 

He declared that M to 

•ai MgtaUly. 

atleai aaflHeaa ef 

—11,000 More Seats 

•• - ere their arch ene. 

Uea, but that by their determined 

-MaMnee, they defeated them. Now 

they ate told that America it their 

•»«t enemy, thai America k de. 

lerminw* to dominate Asia, and that 

they muil resist with their masses," 

OBDVC1I BTILL STSONO 

•• •- J -•--• Christian 

a century 

been "sowing good seed" in China, 

" eventually will have 

leet, 

! warned that Americans must 

in their 

ChristlaiiChlnae brethren, that they 

uation. a froupl 

to HOB the »•»«»«» spaaaar Rnwimna MAM 

ia> tke Xww\»«, • vtee prealAent of Youth For to_gii, ,,^1^ M pylta* up cl 

MM j 

,t mmtm m 

\cotmo$ 

motor vehicle charges as the result 

of a aerlea of accidents in Ocean 

City over the week enfl, 

John Cunningham, SO. a cook, of 

Swalnlon rd., Oeshen, wag given; a 

summons to Municipal Court on a 

reckleai driving charge after an aceident 

in which he was injured on 

Bay av. near 28th St. 

•VfnaW COMOVIIION 

Cunningham's car crashed into a 

parked truck and he sustained concussion 

of the brain and shock. He 

was confined to Snore Memorial 

Of Music Season 

H«b Phik, Men's 

Choir; Millvill* 

Glee Club Tonight 

An enthusiastic audience thronged 

into the auditorium of the Music 

Pier, lunday night, to welcome the 

famous Junger Maennerchor men's 

choir, of Philadelphia, which opened 

the summer music season. 

The choir, conducted by Leopold 

Syre, nlied the auditorium stage. 

gated the accident.- said Cunning. U< ranged from thunderous,volham 

wu driving st high speed dur- »_» mange* that sounded like 

the city dump, a trash truck emerged yr 

from the incinerator side road. Cun. ENCORES NUMEROUS 

ningham applied his brakes hard. The audience called for several 

causing his car to go into an un- encores, not only of the choral num. 

controllable skid. It slid 75 feet, ben but of solos sung by Doris 

went off the pavement, and struck Tedd. soprano: William Wngele, 

the rear of another truck standing I tenor: and Frederick BecUer. bass. 

beside the road. The truck wmi be- i The choir sang largely a cap pel la. 

ing driven by Jack Pedrick. 18, of ! but solo numbers and the eonelud. 

FleassntvUle, | |ng selection were accompanied by 

SECOND ACCIDENT CLOSE { Walter Mueller, at the piano. 

Dolor 

18. of Shore rd,, Marmora, was trav 

ellng north on Bay av. when hei 

ear skidded on the wet pavement 

The car slid oil the road into thi 

soft dirt shoulder and rolled ovei 

three times, according to poUce. 

Mia Oannon was taken to tr * 

Dee of Dr, MarcU V. Smith. v,,,t,, 

she was treated for shock, 

HELD AS IIIT-aHINNE 

,'lth tho 

Bed that thi 

rve Its 100th 

versary in the Academy of I 

Philadelphia, Februarys J8, 

year, when it will present a cc 

with Eleanor Bteber as Its 

Soloist. 

GLBB OHJB TONIOHT 

The series of programs by 

lay) by the Ni 

.rfn Legion Post 

... ... _. .- ..illville, conducted _„ 

jdelphia, was ar. Oeorge M, Satterlee. 

reated on a charge *f hit-run driv. Thia concert «'"" * ' ' 

ing early Saturday mornlnB as the choral numMn am 

outgrowth of a crash on Central av, have O, Vemon Pepper aa i 

between Mh and 10th sts., at i 30 ceremonies. Serge Gravel 

a. m., Saturday. ant conductor, and the BCCL... 

Police reported that a car owned are Helen Reick F»th and In 

by Ralph ChrUteiuon, 7337 Miller Creamer. 

av,. Upper Darby, waa parked at Soloist, will include Walter C. 

r*t* *, Wtmm I fa— «. Waaa 

Bather Beyond Depth and in 

Peril Rescued by Two Boys 

Caught in Current, He I* Overtaken by Pair 

Swimming With Raft; Brought Safely Aahore 

Tw. if-year-aM boy. were ereaUM by police Sunday nitbt »IU> 

Safety Award 

11th Year With No 

Fatal Accident 

•Th. efeairek nifrwarlly aaavea 

Central av-,. and Ch 

atawlr,- k* aalaU "In ike l«l m, 

305 SSnd it.. Chester, ra,, a vaea- 

II* «jhl*»«—enta are permanent, 

ll-.nUt at MM Wesley av, 

hat the aManli eacvat tat will nat 

faree nwh ta aaey Ita will ay 

SWIrT OUT BY CUKKENT 

pkfzlMI vlaleaee, TM ehur.h 

r. Vivial entered the 

waa Ma al«w far TBMUJ China. 

about 1-W p. m, after lifeguards 

Tba C»—manbta ejun. mttmt Bad Ocaon City will be one of 3S New 

were off duly. All wen 

Going HllOfdaMP 

MM I-e*'. g«t a> wttk HI" Jersey municipalities to be he 

his dip I—" »••• "•-••-. 

To Uluatrate hia views of the cur- by the NaUolwl Safety COUB 

I i? It? I The Youth for Christ Conference rant CMneae •ituation, he cited the Trenton on Thursday, in recognition The I 

played to overflow crowd. Saturday fan that the ocean wave, keep com- of having gone through the year outer edge and the bather I 

aariaa Ml Mew and Sunday evening as It opened its ing in, whether the tide Is rising IBM without a traffic accident fa. 

himself being swept beyond his 

*tf*f tfceWaw aaeat«.weak of aervlccs in a "Can- rare t, Pleaaa 

depth by the current. 

tallty. 

- daat kV th* VM Oattadnl" at Mh at, and Allan. 

Plaque, for* acramplutfimenui in He heimi tilling far help, and 

' Ttai •*»*1 tic uri th» nrat week of the con« 

traffle aafety will be received i 

- araae LmimWIIiMiay 

teence waa on the Music Pier. 

behaU of New Jersey by Ooverni 

Me twa aeya, wka 

False Fire Alarm 

I , On the BIM two mghta m the big 

Alfred •, Drtaeoll, in his office at wen an the beasB aaarky wll* a 

a* tldap 

the State House, 

Ufe rail. They swaa with Ilia 

iff^û o. j **j>sltttfrl£gr&Brings 

Warning TO HOMO* U CfRM 

tot «t heyanal Ike kraalian Ml 

taakraclM Mr, VITW M kaM n 

The governor then will present 

undevda mor» forced to M.y L*ad to Jail, 

ta It. Then U»r awaaa wMk tba 

plaques to reprnentatlYM of the H ran anal pasamfer •>•> ta Uw 

Say. Frr« Chi*f 

cities between 3.000 and 10,000 pop- baaeli. 

The Hev. Waller WmrVk dH»etor, 

ulation honored by the Council. A resident nearby also heard the 

1 ttat arran«*nent» were Someone with mare nerve than Norman V, Sargent, public relation. mans cries for help and telephoned 

,?. • 

Bra department mil 

Friday afternoon. 

Anaweriruj a box eUrrn from Mth 

It and Aatairy av,, the firemen 

Editorial 

t«l clear in court iatuMay that Ocean City'* ytmr~ 

visitors will have to stop making nocturnal nutaunc 

of themselves, or face arrert and fln#«. 

His warning appears on thin page. Loud-voiced: 

youths who keep peaceful people awake at all hours 

had better take due heed. 

The only way to stop this selfish, thoughtles* 

conduct Is to take drastic action NOW, at the «pm»: 

intr of the ieason, and never to relent. . 

It it ridiculou* far the fewgtMH to «xp«ct 

people to put up with HMhr unmannerly conduct 

Good for you. Judge King! 

blacklftt. Some of our vtaiUrif .jaloptoB rta 

the streets at high speed, sounding like • fleet Of j 

«KCUM tar ill 

Ocean City welcomes young people, but only'tt : 

they behave and act like ladies aqd gentlemen. If 

they can't do that. Ocean City doesn't want thfin. 

Atmta 

theTft, 

Camden Brunette, 19, New fpt||| 

Beauty Queen of Artisans if S ^ 

1 tract tain to tbe *sA of 

* ' 

New Jersey and Pennsylvania, \>S- ! ,i t' A program of five major ob)ee- 

"~" "" )/ff> ** ve * * *"• O"" O* IHI C«n. 

.'• rmuiltyAanciatieA waa deefded upon 

, . ,,, ,. : "' MnAy evmlsl AnM i naitti 

'« V'7', //.' «R BfAJf 

menu for «ioh wort. ' MrmlHn "' 

MXNBak AUOVa • Phlledelphia. 1 

The committee tf» »et the dste of dreo, arrived I 

Friday, Au«uat 3. tec We annual nmriin arilmlr 

aid sBiann dinner. It will be a hut• ir. Mr. atodi 

fet affair at the Seavlew Country for The Evenli* 

CMb at TJO p, m, • .. .— 

Attending the meeting were'Mr 

and: MM, WiUian.Ubel. Mr. and- . 

Mra. Ralph O, Luff, Mr, and Mr. jji %»,.;._„ ^. 

Stuart D, Taylor, Mr. and aba, 2VJI.*€m 10 

Henry fuil, Henry Wlegand, Frederick 

Starling and Mr. and atn, < 

McOough. : 

TB» Ml ana Ml *«t u ntart 

taf «aM pM* H tfca HaHaMl 

HUB MUXVKJJI 

r^BMraaHt rT*aqS^*Baf|aS V1BMH •• 

lUaa AaMMa Paalleaa, ft, aalaat. 

" 4MMeaB AaHMaalta Aaanla. 

el laat wMk to repiriiiil Iwr aW 

UWMM 

Smacks 2 Bpys; ta Ike Mba New Jeracy FaCMa* 

plain «IMrt«t wweral do»n hsmtl, Ocean City and Wildwood an, the 

here. laly II. — (Hwlai eearuay 

no ena could be found 'wto taw the only communltlea in Cm Mij 

MUITIIMI •apaaitiaB,; 

County to MMrve plaquea. Man Fined $5 

Wtf^MA U »-*» mM that The yaw 4MB waa Ocean CUy>a 

Maa alam jiiailialin w*a,t al. 11th year In lueeaaaion without a Tmke* Law bto Raui«e Short*—Fire! 

«tya ba ta I«fcy. H •>• M aMcai, motor vehicle fanllty in the city HU Own Hand. 

A short circuit in the wiring of 

limit.. HOIWVM, the continuity of 

an electric ranfe sent the city Are 

the record waa broken early in F*. 

department to the home of Mrs. Mi 

MM ajajtna arc aMtelai buWnew ruary thi» ywr when a Salem 

•took the law Into hi* 

Wiled In a coUUlon at 

rt« 

W by Judge FrahMin A. Xing, yes- 

, bwch , _ 

terday. 

with amoke. Damage to tha r»n«8 had auatalnaa Mm 

He waa arraigned on a complaint 

Hatband Spankm by Mra. Adele Ham. a neighbor, who 

aald he hit two of her small ssna 

Wife; Finmd $10 with a rtlck. ' 

~ *— admitted he bit one of the 

T Girl, 3i/2, F*U. 

Off B d I H 

' A »H-year-oW *M aacajsed with 

only minor irrjurlea late MM week 

when ate Ml from the BotMOTuit 

to Mie fcaaeh Baa* iOBi •»« a drop of 

about 10 feet, 

Mary LJnda Heefc, who ta tummering 

Witt her parent* at a nell*y 

apartment, twplM trough the railbig 

while eatlna an Ice ciwun Mm. 

tt ttft-X- 

WM MtMated at fas, I *ptt forehead, but no;MMi*Hi 

Accused Motorist gays .joyMMm' 

mm m .m\ 

B»y BV, wbo WM w- 

*'A '•:< 

withdraw 

'"V* " f , 

Mr. and Mn. ««• 

V 

r s:

UG STORE 

Ow Fountain 

70lA«buryAv. 

HCKET FENCE 

611 EIGHTH ST. 

(S*txi«wa7 Hotel) 

_•«*F>* 

nnriLm»noim CWlWaWipirsI TIDE VIBE 

plays the oboe and English horn; 

Janet McCarron, cellist; Verna Engle, 

plantat and a member of the or. 

eheMra for six yean, and Peter •*• 

CaaMnat frmn paga i | thing that our graateat naad—and | of spiritual .lgrrioca 

J, plum and Arthur 

waft City- 

Ocean City Asirtnbly comi 

IMti*. q. 

r*unJ 

! y«u§ to Mfl. 

"» audiense, Including the pat. U\«t nude u» «re»t end ttreng, country lit KM Way,- Kenneth Moray, r. J°"st Nyma" 

tuUoml rights for p 

ton of the twort', W.thodlst, Pnt- "W« an all ml«4 up today u ts nie muUn was tjronounced Md Hemy Q, SehneWtr. 

SPirtm. Bp(«opil .ml Lutheran wh*t ,nakM u. *re»t. I would ll»ce to Riv, A. Ifc*m Oonglnfl. pastor of » •= ~~^" ———"" 

optairenaaaaStlwlr "*«•»; IateWlue. 

Uon to MI"aTB|iiIjr«i which 5» eouldpa 

Mrft MttbodtM Church. «n4 the n^L.1, Aurarrlfld 

' "•» JMIttdsdv officer. .Kta U MkM a* to tht purpose ot 

l M § ^ Central Ocean City and our origin. „ 

putor of st. john'»LMther«naiQrch. Harvard Degree 

,*!«. W«y Off to Europe 

f-fHM§iiri%; Wa*. WMBW of tor- 

'- netart* 1 «*•* FataH 1 Governor Alfred H DrtaeoU Hr. 

•*»» ao»U» aw accepted an invlta. 

3 * ^ W*" 

M. war. 

5 M cUlm 5 ' 

foest to cancel V* bemuto of theout 

vny we enjoy tha herlt»ie • _ 

—--•-.•-, 0| x^ws from Harva 

have, 

tmniH nasa pac* 1 Univenity at the JMth annual col 

nlanU but on 

Ocean city merchants and various 

©Ml,* A MpUfENANT 

WO1LO IS NOT BETTBB 

mencement last Thursday at Cai. 

Asaemblle*. 

Th. warM to ttanlrtBlei. lie aatt, Bishop Corson, explaining that he "We mutt not shut our eyes to Visa Nicholson is a graduate of 

bridje, MMS, • 

w(«i aa aMapM la Ma kT a was a pinch-hKter for Mr. •riteoll, 

Mr, Doebele previously 

ehtnaing conditions of modem life. WoodTow Wilson HIM School in 

yaU JdriFUn** frfll la "M* • said that In trying to decide what to 

Bachelor of Arts degree at Prinei 

We cannot sly that the world la bel- Camden and It employed in the 

•Hp m MM *•#(•» •* ny h« had at Ant concluded that ter today than in the days of ourCamden 

business office of the New 

Hir mlnjp u* Hita". he would try to tpaalc like a gaver. fathert, Wa have more thing, to Jersey Bell Telephone Co. She k 

•gate regent of Ml llillllil n WM1 MIa*< nor. Glancing at Mrs. Conon, how- live with, more conveniences, but I • granddaughter of. Leo Stephan, 

ever, he added: "But I have been am not sure life Is better. We do Matter of the Camden Artisans' Asmarried 

30 years, so I anally deeideb: not havs more wisdom. 

MM payaMaftaal >HHIITI to sjienk; like » lieutenant governor." 

»emt>ly 

"The world should be better II— TWO BUNNMS.UF 

parpaaea ara a BIMMN at a lealre Mr, Luff tald that the dinner thia U is. We still have all the nat 

far. mw, «f MB«arlB( •erriM to 

Runneri.up to the queen were 

t»*lr tellew CHusae, at Mlrtot- 

iould be able to 

China, he said, hat been "a fallow been the case". 

OeJcT for many generattont. Seed He called on Rev, w, dwell Lake, 

a better world, 

hat been town by many civilizations, son of one of the resort's founders, "Our fathen* fundamental 

but none bat at yet crystallized. to Introduce Commissioner Harvey 

OH customs and Ideas have been W, Adams. 

that things have to be new and dif- 

.crapped. No Jingle "crop" has aplerentferent. 

but bu? aa long lonaaa as the world w goes 

HAVE COMMON UNEAGE On, on truth t& is i, inflexible- Infleilble Ou Our danger 

»My grindfsther." said The Bev. and —" weakneu weakness it thi that we ha have over, 

EAOI1 FOB nOOUN 

Mr Luke, vice president and super, looked d the discipline of our su fathers 

The Chinese," ho said, have for a Inlendent of the Ajsnociation, "was In our way y of life, life. 

long time been restless aqd eager the flrrt secretary of the Ocean City HAPPINESS IN DECENCY 

for progress. They have been ready Aimetation. He wu Harvey', great „_ ,ound_ni iders „, of Ocean ocean City dls 

to match at anything anybody had «_n«»ther: so this Is the nearest cov,*°J?.-.,i ", 

aaM Iba4 uMn Chlnme aaaw I cousin of mitt' 

ality, social respecubillty, 

; both trace 

the OkriaUw taltti #artnc Un Int our lineage back to 

dignity of the individual. Our 

\0n Lake," 

yaar ana » half at Cannanitsa Commissioner A. 

ers believed It, Tlielr ehlldre 

than aartn«- the eeBtary aal m»re 

ifc. chink taa keen oobiuad lo which. It was felt, would be to the jr 

Chin.. 

best Interest* of Ocean City, P" 

The Chinese rulers insist that mere "I am happy to say," he camin. 

mutt be close cooperation with Rui- ued, "that the three of u» are work- 

«ia, though the Haulms are unpop. ing closely together, trying to work »°* 

Ular with the Chinese. They alto ln- out the problems of Ocean City. not 

•1M that there must be a break with PBOBLBMI LONG, CASH SHOUT 

America and all other nation, that 

promise good will and friendship. 

flw rmlen, taM Bishop Ward, 

pn eanvtaiiMI UuU the aoly way 

•key «u> parpetwto thenuclvei Is 

U prevent nllUaaa ef CMstse 

from knowing •oyJhlni about 

AaHrtea except Ike lie that It It 

aetarauned to •tonlaate Ml -I Asia, 

Cheering Throng 

Halls Music Season 

Continued fr»m page 1 

tenor^ Nancy Hoffman, contralto; 

and > Conrad Waltnwn. There also 

will be special Mleetians by a male 

quartet and a trio, 

YOUTH OPCHESTJL*. WED, 

Tomorrow (Wednesday) night the 

Bin audience will have another opportunity 

to .enjoy mutle by the 

chestn, directed by the veteran 

mae*tro J. W. F. Leman, Thi. group 

at toot* than BO boy and sSrl raiti- 

h 

•uht me to Ocean City in . 

—•--- J was a child. 

,y of life they prescribed 

i City means that a child Is 

afraid of you, that none of us 

i have lots of problems, ana The 

r ' totalitarian countries, Bishop 

„„ money. We are trying to work ~°' Corson continued, have exploited the 

out with various groups solutions to word „ "freedom" for their own pur. 

problems that will result in h poses. Every evil move in America 

for the greatest number. It is ...„ designed ,__ ai a spearhead for such 

belief that if we let the people influences .'"" has mis' 

Itnow what we can and cannot do, "freedom", 

they will cooperate with us, 100 per FREEDOM '•" ISN'T LICENSE 

"Freedom," he pointed out, "doei 

"I feel that Ocean City must have not mean license. It does not mean 

more revenue If it is to continue to that you con-always have your own 

lead as a resort. Various civic way. It means that when the people 

groups have a number of one proof a society reach certain fundajects 

in mind. All that Is needed to mental agreements, they must be 

bring them about is more revenue. lived up to. 

"Today, some of u« u> think that thsi 

I will do all in my power to mail 

e can do as 

tain the high ideals upon whie ..^.. ./e please, 

Ocean City was founded." 

"We cannot havs a great, demo- 

Scott H, Adams, secretary of the th craiic nation unle ve recapture the 

Association, introduced Cemmissl- —i- meaning of 'free* i 

•r Laurence P, tunny, who hum •• principles of di 

dusly described the numerou. :. and righteousness r 

._j- ion so strong that 

Ing be destroyed. 

I patta of the country. 

J ductor of the opening number, 

pllihed clarinetUt and Intends to 

make a Mrerr of music, He has 

detflcated hi» march to the ram- 

I 

of appreciation for the group's aunuoJ 

visit 

Hoilyn Charleston, 17. a student 

will oa LouH Zelany, outstanding 

1 lantic Ci^ Assembly, and Harlene 

B«trod. Ml! Oakland it,, Philadelphia, 

representing Progressive Assembly 

No. 4, 

All of the cqntestantt received 

gifts. Awards for the queen ineluded 

a silver bowl from Ocean 

City, presented by Mayor Edward 

B. Bowker: a lapel watch from the 

Ocean City Assembly: a week's vacation 

at trie Southern Hotel here, 

given by Ralph Olarth; WO in cash 

from the outing committee; a luglie, 

silver tray, 

sewing kits, electric toaster, electric 

coffee urn, ice bucket, basket of 

fruit, groceries, and other items, 

* 

. Back of the 

cracy, morality 

g 

dJction. and concluded by endorsing be destroyed. 

sir. Adams' sentiments as "keeping BELIVED IN SUNDAY 

Ocean City a, it is". "Ocear,(•«,•Ground ers believed In 

M^CMATtOf, ,. SK-POET .he^meSV^Sff 

y: that it was 

essity for all 

"Tayor Edward •, aowker, Intro, the fundamental necess i life. We 

commissioners have a feeling gf need most a sgi lity—of the 

iort when we think of the Tab- fact that we were net t p, born of .... the 

lacie Association". flesh, but of the spirit." " 

Ocean City," he continued, "has The Bishop said that nations have 

(Wn by leaps and bounds, beyond toppled "because people have for- 

,».,— _. —any of us— îtten that they are the children of 

ders Qod. not of animal passions". This 

1 the steadfastness of the Taber- is the only thing, he added, that will 

ii- Ajôeiation in upholding their have the totalitarian world today. 

'- In the world today, he said, half 

ur problems grow mere com- the people are denied even the free- 

* each year, H I. the rttpoti- dam of silence. They are lied about. 

Hit* of the cnrnrnlninni>rs ana of made to say things they never said, 

itions to "Our only hope," he concluded, "is 

-•""ons, that something will lift Up our sense 

J ~ of the contest were Oeorgc 

, Mrs. John 

E, Devlne and Dr. Herschel Pcttit, 

both of Ocean City. 

FOLLOWED BY FARADS 

The contest was followed by • 

dance at Convention Hall. '• « 

prweded by a boardimlk paL 

Artisan officers and the girls in 

automobiles along the board—-"from 

ISth St., behind a police a 

The girls alia were entertained 

Mr, Oiarth at a tea at the South 

in the afternoon, 

"in on Saturday morning all but 

ruined the scheduled parade of automobiles 

by the Artisan visitor 

iMost of the officers and nmu^ 

other visitors remained in the re. 

sqrt until Sunday and attended services 

In local churches, 

HIGH ARTISAN 

OFFICER* ATTEND 

Officers here for the outing included 

Most excellent Master Art!, 

sen Titus W, Yonker, of Camden, 

who presented the queen with her 

prises: Most Excellent Inspector 

ThoffiBS F. Patterson, Most Excellent 

Recorder Ralph C, Dare, Most E*. 

cellent Cashier Robert O^Hoae. and 

Assistant Most Excellent Recorder J. 

Allen Tucker, all Philadelphia 

William A, Sppright, of Callings, 

wood, was chairman of the beauty 

contest. Others on the committee 

for the Artisan Boosters' Assocla. 

re the responsibility of 

• future of Ocean Citv 

; we have the Taberni 

i, we need have no lesr 

of that future," 

MIAISES LAVMEN 

Bishop Carson, introduced by Mr. 

Luff, paid tribute to Methodist luy- 

"), he said, work for the 

_nd far their communities 

often at great personal sacriAce, He 

cited one Phlladelphian who lost 

$150,000 in fees while serving on 

that city's charter commission 

Turning to the city commissioners 

he said, smiling, "they are a One set 

of regular men—and aa far as I 

1 *"" ire regular BepUblleans, 

hard Job. Theirs it no 

.__. Biey are expected to 

that we are not willing 

PRINTING 

COMMERCIAL 

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(Add Our Mmr r»f Piiiltiil 8«ii»l TIB»» j 

TO PHILADELPHIA ? 

LEAVE OCEAN CITY i 

(lOth Street) 

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PENNSYLVANIA-READING SEASHJE LINES 

^ WE ARE PROUD fF OUR 

/ CROWI NO LIST O| SATIS. 

OUR CLIENTS ARE PROUD i F THE 

HOMES THEY HAVE 

BOUGHT - SOLD - RE TED 

THROUGH THIS OFF] :E 

CLOSED SUNDAYS , 

EDWARD H. MI AM 

Independent Real Estate B >ker 

218 Asbury Ave. "" ""*" 

On the Bay Nmar 9th Street] 

Chris' 

SB Ft, Auxiliary Sa'dboat 

SWEETHEART 

SAILING TIME 

11:30 A.M. 

2f30 P, M. 

StOQ P, M. 

8:30 P.M. 

* Nationally Famous • 

OPEN 

Ig Noon to 9 P. 

It^fpqd Wwi#t, . 

f 

•ATB OP PAW 

National OuardanMn ara paid from 

NaUenal Guard in your own harna 

fewri, 

Oen, afcOswan addretted an open 

letter to parent, of high tchoid boy.. 

your, mind, about; 

"The effect of eurrnt draft 

pollslea on your boy 1 ! future. 

"Wlietlier he It tubject to 

mlliury (erviee; 

"How he con perform this 

tervieei and, 

"How he can continue his 

schooling—all pertinent questions 

today, 

"The New Jersey National Guard 

IS daya taent in Held tmlnin£ at 

earsp, 

Headquartcra of the Ocean City 

unit to at Convention Hall, nth tt, 

and the boardwalk. A new •arage 

Two Injured in 

Week-End Cradles 

CaMfMM Crata psga I 

the curb in front of K4 Central av, 

when it wat struck on the left rear 

by another ear which continued on 

..j H..U tlont mgrit, 

reive, in up,n violation of OB HHP HHUH,. •« n-.a. T»o wltnettet to the crash gave 

itrols when they com. to the end J I I I W C T TO ••**«' poUee a descripUon .of Bie car, 

rois wn y com* to tne e^ ~u your son joint a National Patrolman Nick ImpatjUaBo and 

Benjamin Maiatiee, Camden district yean of age, he la net subject to m. Hoover at a tuapect at hit hon» on 

Ore director, uutloned thlt week, duction by the draft, Corinthian «v., near 1st si 

He explained that while the OF8 M^L, h f £ » r "^l* 1 " J°^* • ^wood C, ftnlUi, 2S. of Aabury 

,.., j.. . , , ,. National Ouard unit before hit local av,, near 11th St., the city eleetrlctl 

Blaughtered, It accomplishe* Itswill 

not be drafted under current Weal av. 

purpose by Mtting an average man. 

Imurn Imum wmlBible ,,,,I,.M, nri^, P'lee whi,h *J,»5 

period. 

my 

"A slaughterer It eomoiying," he 

5Sfo7StS'JSTSttSi 

Ing period." 

"But here is the catch," he added, 

"any slaughterer who now it paying 

lore than maximum prices ai- 

Department of Defense regulations. According to police, William K, 

"At a m«nfaer of the National Felton, M, of 437 K, Geneva av., 

Ouard, your ton will not be called pmey, J"a,, was driving south on 

up for active duty unless his unit is West av, when he started to make, a 

Jack Newlon to Open Golf 

Driving Range on Thuraday 

Occupiea Two Block, on Bay «v., with 40 Tee. 

•ad Real Green; Prize. For HoMo-Onm* 

chance that h •y be able to get 

ie proposed New Jersey lermi- | 

the period at a 

> at the mouth of th 

L If he 

pe May County canal, while the 

•laware end would be directly at ,'T ., 

the town of Lewes, 

OFFICIALS ATTEND 

Those attending the Trenton cnn. 

ference included Lswrenee M, Lear, 

lhe rWt " b«omina a vio. 

ti, M k^\ Mi " 

B1 Jack Newlon's Golf Driving floodlights for playing at night. 

Range, a new recreational center for °" •*• UM»IT itai many galfen 

Ocean City natives and visitors, will »m «* the ranee far aerlaas 

open on Thursday at nth it, and P", the praprtciar kaa tolra- 

disclosed that Bay av, aaeeal at a feature a real green 

tne o p s „ now .tudyini dolmr.Bnd. 

cents price celling, at wholetaU tor Built during the past winter, the "*5. K-"!t KLJ"*^ 2* 

veal. Provisi 

in wh> Baket a hale la aBe, 

Those who purchase a basket of 

eupylnl a full two blocks ; ballt to swat will have a free choice 

of wooden or Iron clubs, 

_ „_ HOT Mr, Newlon Is best known here* 

ulations now in effect. 

--- '""! about, as an entertainer, having «p- 

—-——^—— 

*•«= •• TtiB» paarad- at a planitt and singer at 

Mr. and Mrs, Prank J, Keller, of It will offer «0 tees from which Tony Mart's popular Somen, Folnt 

•ryn Mawr, are summerin* at SMI golfing fans of all ages and dlapo. night spot for the past four yean, 

Wesley ov, 

•itiani can swat the little white ballt He also is the composer of the tune 

to their heart's content. The range "Oriental Hues", which is now be. 

Mrs, Gertrude C, Roberts, of Phil, extends too yards, if Mr, Newlon's ing featured on radio and television 

noelphia, is residing at I42g Ocean patrons can hit that far, The tee and is used as the theme song for 

a is brilliantly illuminated by Brnie Kevae, TV co 

WILLY'S 

COVE 

624 Eishth Street 

COFFEE SHOP 

SODA FOUNTAIN 

Breakfast 

Lunette* 

Snacks 

Soup 

tot Cakes 

Homm- 

Made 

Pirn, 

BUILT TO TAKE IT! 

MM fa 

1**Mm ««- lawtr 

«r«an\ wMi al 

h fuflgMl . , , bum for airtnt 

MWItt mim* bun M MnH, •«. M. pn, 

dilon arauait wtm, pratMaii nln

iffi:- 1 :• •• 

p u t f MiMu 

Oe*ro told «lu court he waa 

•rad -wtth colUaioD Insunoc* on Ms 

own mapolna, tout hut no property 

dattuttjt coverage to take care 

heavy dantasa to the police ear. 

Chief ot Polko Robert J. Lnokey 

At Your Service 

J. Thornley Hughe*, P.D. 

Oner a 

Prescription Compounding 

Haa HMD Our Specialty 

For 40 Year. 

riptfeiM Called for 

and Delivered 

•pi, iatf Wl*ht Ptoaa — 0246 

OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

APPLIANCES 

Trad*-ln Allowance 

PALMER 

Phone 023S 

IE 0105 

GAB 

SerPice 

on 9th Street 

Next to Boardwalk 

"You Can't Beat 

Our Food for Price 

or Quality" 

Our Famous 

DEEP 

SEAFOOD 

PLATTER 

4,40 

Filet of Flounder, Deviled 

Crab, Deviled Clun, Deep 

Se» Scllopa, Crab Salad, 

Fried Oyatera, Julienne 

Potatoes, Cole Slaw, Lettuce 

and Tomntoea. 

CoBen , ' Roll* • , Butter 

Full Course Dinner* 

from $1.90 up 

ftMMfcaiMtfad »y Duricui utiwa 

1 % 

' * uihca -r~rougir~ein 

I Friday as «w mato ot fTCO u the cost ot repalrini 

the city velUcle| 

CMIUP rauci CAK 

M, sfir of MM KUa Wt accident oceunvd June IB al 

r i*eklMs driving Jttth «t. and A*uiy av. when thi 

to abtarva • Mop car driven bj> Clckro eraahed Intc 

fclwuiM, fcul the ilde ot the police car. driven by 

to th» atep stnct Ptl. Charlas Aosica and Ptl. Chatar 

IWgulou a* > paunnser. Both 

• ttonkUn A. Kln« told Cl- oOlcem testlflsd rridw that Clcer 

' tud*r the Parawylvaniadid 

not atop l»fore entering the intersection 

and that they had n 

chance to avoid the cnuh. The pollc* 

oar -waa spun around and came 

PREMIXED: to ml on tile xldewalle. 

lo enforce unlng ref ulatiani, room- 

In summing Up the evidence. 

Ing house ordinances and the build, Calvin B. Heller, 

13ANC Judffs Kink commented that had 

ing code, he said 

Cleefo had hia car under control the 

"We do not know how many iC" Summer Resident 

r«« ADD.* WATEF accident would never have occurred. 

eidents we prevent, hew many eol- Word has been received lic"rc of 

The defendant was required to 

lapies of buildlnfs we prevent or the death of Calvin B. Heller a long 

enter into an agreement to pay the 

how much siekne§s was prevented 

SCREENING city car repair bill. 

by control over sanitary condilions.' 

tune summer resident of Ocean City, 

he went on. 

on Saturday 61 his home in Oer. 

r« «any th* Gnw and 

But the Importance of the build. iiiantown. Ps, 

Gray Colon, Beach Chn For WsUweod 

Ing official 1» not recoinlied by the Mr, Heller was a well known pout 

RIB to start beach classes in 

public or the government, Mr. Bin- and a world traveler. Many of his 

lINAtlON SCREEN WUdwood, July 1. in being adda 

added. 

poems were published in The Evevanced 

by the Department el Pub- 

Me generally hli a small group ning Bulletin, and two collections 

__: STORM DOOM lic AH«irj, it waa announced this 

of technically trained, underpaid were published in book form, 

>METAL THR^SHOi week. 

employes", he explained. The speak- He and his wife. Eliidbeth, who 

tAL SCREEN DOOR There will be regular icheduled Interior view «f eoe cl Ihe leuhsre Linn Hall Dietei Oara whleh faatoru kl(k katk aeat to inert er advised the association to appeal survives. formerly occupied an 

dame* at various leeUoiu of the paanoftr cgmfort. Twelve at Uir« Budd-bnm eari are now In lervlec. aeattag N MaeBgcn, Ike RDc'i to the public for support and aid. opartment ut vm Central av. fur 

beach in thi afternoons. 

DOOR CHECKS 

are compiHtly •Ir-candlUanrd ind •llr.ctlvtly decsraled. Clteelluit Illhtlng, imeeth rlilnf qaallUei and BETTER PUBLICITY NEEDED about 10 years Fur lhe ya^t f**w 

lk-ipeM Hhedaiei provided by the tqulpmfnt arc Incrnutaj the popul.rlty of travel by rail la the Jer- He recommended that the assoeia- 'ears they vacationed al Hanii Inn. 

D SPRINGS Mr and MM. 3. A. Canton, of Shore rueru. 

lion appoint a public relations com. 

Brooklyn, arc •pending the nunmer 

mittee to handle publicity for build- 

Mr ami Mrs. Leslie D. Fornath. 

I VS. MUSH. at MU Aj*JUry av. 

ing officlali »o that the public will of CollingswQod. are vacationing at 

Among Ocean City's New Visitors 

realise that the duties of a bulklinf JB50 Asbury av 

Boy Scout Fund official is most important, 

[ AND OLD ENGLISH 

Mr Blinds asserted that the Build, 

LAWN SEED RENT At Hotels, Guest Houses 

ing official ii underpaid compared 

One-Third Raised 

WANTED 

with other municipal officials with 

no professional training or respon- 

Two 2-Bedroom erhapn Somm of Your Friends Arm Listed 

Chambermaid 

Donon Asked to iblHty, 

OCEANIC — Miss Edith Griffith. HANSCOM—Mrs C. H. Keadloy Send Contribution! Attempts by th« organiMtion to GEORGIAN HOTEL 

H. Shoemaker Apartments 

ilWbiirgh: Mr and Mrs. Charles Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Fred 

have legislation enacted that the po- 1120 Central 

iunter, Olean, N, V.: Miss P. Car Nell. Wayneaboro, Fa,; Mr, and Mri Resort people wore reminded yessition and responsibility of inspec- 

•oil Brown, Hogeland, N, J,; Mrs. F, W, Heinrieks, Pittshurih: Miss 

See dMM Wore d*6nit«ly 

terday to send in their eentributiani .ors deserves, have failed, he as- 

llary Serk, Washington. Q. C: Dr. Leek and mother, Philadelphia; Mr, 

Lumber Co. decMinf. Very reason- BUl J, Johnson, Chattanooia, Tenn : and Mrs, N, V. DiBlasi, New York; 

to the annual fund-raising campaign 

serted. The Bill for Minimum Requirement 

state Code was passed 

Hobard Kent, and Mr. and Mrs, Mrs, B, B. Herndon and daughter, of the Boy Sciiuu ni America: ut no funds were appropriated to 

[l2Ok SL taidWm 

Apply 

illmm Henkel, Ballimort!, Md: Mrs, M, F, Maehey, Wheeling. W. Since the drive opened two weeks ut it Into effect, and the Tenure ef FOR RENT 

llss Margaret DeSipin. Upper Dar- Va. 

ago the committee has received $450, Office Bill for the Building Official Space for office or Small 

0150 

31 OCEAN AVE. 

Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. 

against its hap_ed=£or goal of $1,500. was vetoed by the governor. 

folen, PhllBdelphia 

aeesrding to Morten L, Leach, gen- 

IJNCOLN—Mr. arid Mrs. Charles 

Edward Mrezek. of Irvinglon, Retail (tore. Excellent Ioeral 

chairman. 

Davidson and party, Dewitt. N. Y ; 

iresident of the Now Jersey Offication in vicinity of 8th 

JJANIF-INN — Mr, and Mrs Wil- Mrs. j. H Jones and son. Jack, Pitts- 

Much af the solicitation ha§ been cials, announced that questionnaires St. and A.bury Avenue, 

iani J, Cowan, Indianapolis, Ind-; burgh; Mr. and Mrs, Russell East, 

dene by inaii. However* many re- will be sent to each municipality in 

cipients a£ letters whs fsrmerly §up= 

Ucht and he»t furnUhed. 

r, and Mrt, Phillip H, Small. York, burn. Heading, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs, 

Mew Jersey to learn the srganiza. 

ported the Boy Scouts have neglect- 

'a,; Alfred C. Carc,y. Philadelphia; William Be Ggrrno and Mr, and Mrs. 

lien ef its building department. This ia located in a good 

ed to send in their contributions in 

area with plenty of tr»f« 

and Mrs, Joseph Reynolds. Bal- John F Kane, Philadelphia; Mr andthe 

pQ§tage=free envelopes Mr, 

ANCHOR'N POINT imord, Md,: Mr, and Mrs, DQriald Mrs, George Trexler, Allentown. Pa.; Lyaeh urged response as soon as Mis* Pleaaantville fie, 

. Lilts, Camp Hill. Paj Mr and Mr. and Mrs, Gerard Albert and possible so that the campaign can 

I olisldirrd a 100 

rs. William H. Julius, Bethlehem. family. Kcnntnf Square, Fa.; Miss be terminated by the end ef June, Wants to Be Model 

200 Bay Avenue 

a,; Mr, and Mrs. Waller Suplcc, Oladys Clark and party Toronto, if jjossible. 

Mary Capilie. 18, with brown hnir 

est Chester, Pa, 

Canada; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Lou. 

Reading. Pa. 

Persons not visited by solicitors 

nd eyes, won the Utle ot Mim 

were urged to send donations to Mr, 

Hantville in e beauty contest in 

Offers a Wide Variety of High 

DREXEL ARMS—Miss Betty Cur. 

Loach at the Atlantic City Electric 

Hat city Saturday night, 

tell, Teaneck, N, ¥,; Mr. and Mrs, 

Co, 

She was thg third eent#gtiht se- 

Quality Foods for People of Dis- 'eter Hoffman and family. Wym Tutoring Courses 

\ the Ocean District Compcted 

go far to eempete in the Migi 

oed, Pei Mr. and Mrs, S. Stetler, 

antown. Pa.; Mr, and Mrs. 

criminatutg Taste. 

Are Offered Here 

obtains sufficient funds it 

ew Jen«y pggoant in Oeeiii City 

will not be able to conduct the 

n July 2J. 

,eon, -d Iblolt, West CollinsswnBd, High sehsui and college students Scouting program effectively during The new Miss Plc-asantviJk^ who 

J,: Mrs, James McKec aud Miss residing **r vflca lion ing in. Orpan yarning year, it was yyinied uul, m ambitions to be § model, plans 

M. Mckec. Media, Pa.: Miss Cath- City are offered an opportunity lo 

o use her S500 scholarship award 

?rine Peiffer, and T. Bassinu, Over- have intensive iiutructibn to make 

to attend busines§ seheol. She was 

tch for the Opening of Our irook. Pa, 

UP academic work or to explore new Pioneer Residents raduated from Pleaiaiitvilie High 

ûbjeeU* duflnji ihe summer manthg, 

lehool this month. 

THE OEOROIAN — Mr, and Mrs. A convenJeni program, especially Back For Visit 

fceoTOO^ mma ROOM Oieph Neff, Philadelphia; Misses suited to vaegtionefs with instrue- Mr, and Mfg. Charles W, Carter, Women may be taking the place of 

irewer, Alexandria, Va.: Mr. andlion 

^heriuled between 9 a. m, and af Bridgeton. has'e been spending >wibeys in some citieg=but that 

r«, Paul O, Klineler. Waterbury, i p= m= on weekdays, is glvcrt by thetheir 

annual vacation at the MoorbTi nothing new in eerlairi social 

onn. 

poo.000 m»p |ajft y«ar as * 

industrial research. 

ar, 

a i 

The thistle,is the saffron, *h«$ 

until recently was of no use except 

that its flowers 

yield an inferior, 

ever, industrial 

COTTA 

Do You Waml Something; UNUSUAL in 

• FRESHLY MADE 3NAPB£R 3OUT 

* OY3TERS-A-LA-CASINO, !*•>* %M*M^ 

OTHER DXeSVAI BIMIBI 

EDNA UNO JACK OWNHMD . 

CENTRAL OCEAN C 

PRKING 

PACE 

The 

fThe Geographical Center of the Island) 

JTHE CENTRAL OCEAN CITY CIVIC ASSOCIATION IN COOPERATION WITH THE BUSWESSMEN BELOW WVITES YOU 

r SHOP — DINE -« RELM IN THIS RAPIDLY GROWING SECTION 

i 

CENTRAL OCEAN CITY 

Has the finest beaches in the city. Most of the .. 

people bathe here, so why not live here. You _'remember 

the orange and white signs, Berger 

Real E,tate fnr the past 30 years, well, that's 

me. Information given about anything in this - 

section. 

BUYING • SELLING • RENTING 

Pile 0076 

EDGAR F. BERGER 

Real Estate and Insurance • Notary Public 

AYES Self-Service 

FOOD MARKET 


FRESH MEATS 

.ROCERIES -PRODUCE 

One Stop Shopping Service 

t mat Most Complete Marfcel in Central Oeeu City 

SERVICE PHONE 8B0I 

M er's Handy Comer 

he Store for All Your Needs" 

33rd Street and Asbury Avenue 

Beachwear • Accessories 

Fishing Tackle 

Fountain Service Grill 

Italian 

Submarine 

Sandwiches 

Cor, 32nd St. and Asbury Ave. 

KLINE and CAREW 

3100 ASBURY AVE, PHONE 8840 

Delicatessen - Groceries - Produce 

Soda Fountain - Light Lunch 

Hot Dogs - Hamburgs -- To Take Out 

Breyers lee Cream 

HALF GALLON 

and 

Cleaners - Launderall 

PRESSING WHILE YOU WAIT 

• Special 3-Hour Service • 

We Operate Our Own Plant 

Phone 2740 3210 Asbury av. 

k , Pick Up and Delivery 

1 

WELLS' 

SERVICE 

STATION 

Cor. 34th and Asbury Ave. 

We Specialize in 

Motor Tune*Up 

With Modem Equipment 

Bear Wheel Alignment 

Lubrication . Simonizing; • Oil 

Batteries • Tina 

CARS CALLED FOR & DELIVERED 

PHONES 1682 - 8572 

TIERNO'S 


FRESH MEATS — POULTRY 

COLD CUTS — SANDWICHES 

We Deliver Phcne 0429 

POWELL'S 

SERVICE STATION 

34th St. and Central Ave. 

Phone*8894 - 1623-M 

if Your Car Won't Start -.-or Your 

Tire Goes Flat 

CALL US FOR PROMPT SERVICE 

Cars Called for and Delivered 

Goodrich and Atlas Tire* - Batteries 

Expert Lubrication 

— ittvm. BKAI. OP PKOTKcnoN UNCM itM — 

HOTEL HAINES 

On Ui© Ocean at 34th St. and Central Avo, 

FOR A DELIGHTFUL LUNCH 

Try Our 

COFFEE SHOP 

Chicken or French Frjed 

In a Basket 

Sandwiches 

MilkShake, 

The Fineat Food* 

GRAY'S 

PHONE 1100 • 27O5 

QUALITY GRQCER1H — 

Salads 

Sundae* 

SANDWK 

Sales Rentals 

j. A. mo n 

REAL ESTATE - 

Corner 27th 

• '%u ;"*« 

D.irabl« 

intU

I in 

MMN 

Restaurant 

9th and Wesley Ave, 


Comfortable at All Time. 

SEAFOOD - LOBSTERS 

FREE rAItKlXC, 

FAST — FULL COUKIE OIXNLRS 

MANAGEMENT HOTEL UNCOLN 

E. L, COPE, OWNB 

.-j*.-*. im 3 Hwt fc.g^, j |No MarCy for Drunken and Golf Club High 

Golf Club r Reckless Drivers, Warning h A. C. Tourney 

Driver in First Crash 

Is Fined $12 and Costs 

SGNI1RS POINT — A tii-iv. 

volved in an accident U_\?-\ Tin 

at the Ryuti_> 4 = May* Liifichr.H 

section, iii which ^ven person? 

njureri, was lined §12 a mi voooooooooococooo< ooo 

k f1 by Miss 

Isabel Govern. 20, nf 400 bhick W. 

Qekcresi ai\, Northileld, cciihdiTi iii 

thp intersection. 

Hospital rncordi? lifted as ihoê 

receiving treatment: Mri> Srnnlmi, 

passe nspr in h*"T hUjUmnti'-s J HI*. 

treated for ftT.i'Hired w riM: MI?M 

a passenHrr in the Sranlun cur. ! '* r% y p y 

Ticket 'Fixing*; Aerial Spraying Begins 

JMBRS FOrNT=M«¥OP Fred W, 

' ! ,imiiii culled eUy roiineirs «l = 

! •Huiri, Friday night, to the increase 

i oi Tcehtem ;uid drunken drivlnti 

eiises. He rmphnsiêd thni there will 

| Ue no ^fixing" of tfafTic tlrkets, and 

i no merry shuwn druiiken driven!, 

i The mayor yruiNed ihe poliea de- 

; part men t fur its drU"t* to enforce 

traffic iind sneeii lnws: He nlsn cited 

ihe cooperation uf Dr. Joseph Cam* 

iron with ihe pullee departnit>nl= 

: In niher nuînes^. the mnyor re= 

• piirtfd thni s[jrnyiflM ''T *hn city hy 

iiii-nlnnn jri the w = ir *•!i mimt\\ii\c-Min July 1 

CITV PROPERTV SOI.I* 

Two tmi/is uf citi 

y 

treated fr deep hiruriiiiims (jf the Nn 

right hand an*i fact?: MSN* Miiriiyn 

DeVaUit, oi North Held, passtMiM'-'f 

Miss Govern's ear, irenied fur Isif 

utiuns Of right HiWV. 

Sesnlon \K as urrMHteii hy Piil 

Captain GMurfie JuhnM.in, UNM V 

released to npjRMir at ii heiiriny H 

urday on vhurm^ ut pii^my ,i M 

: nfti-r rpi-rlvlnn 30 ur more rum. 

Ciiilfers frmii thf Ouefni wnnri DFlks n spitrln) ofTieor. tn is- 

**r reauirpri fnr pttbtir use. 

gnmers Pftim finh rtni^hrd UP m NIM. 

An ordinftnee creiiiinjj a limited A the h'iider^ m the llfih n. 

Zone was pni&Dd on tVrni rvtui'mg. Meniher-Oiiepl Iii% itiM !nr^ In the lm= 

pOfiaril roin t*f Uu" JiHrtiSKt*d and 

liilU-r inmutij who frit*N ! hnmb hi? 

wuy mil of thi* i«rUo!!, Much nf the 

at'iinn tiikos plat'i* wiihin tho e**]I 

blocks, mr^ hnilii and prison yard 

of Fnisrim Pruinn m Ciililitrrii;! 

STRF 

ThuFsdas, Friday and Naiurdav 

Miirjnrir Miiin mid P^rt-y Kiihfidc 

A fsjrmpf' Now Jv-rsey rrÎdent, 

Piirid tuU! tliu court ho was uniiUTiru 

tliiit his cur r?gi,Hir£iiiiiii h;id hot'ttnu* 

inViiiid nn Mnrfii ''II 

%., 

f ^ *"t S 

Rotary Told Y.F.C, Trying 

For Peace Through Youth 

Solution to World'. Trouble* Spiritual, Say. 

Smyth; Million and a Half Youagitera Enrolled 

Non-Resident 

Plumbers Fined 

Pay 9100 Each For 

IniUlUHon Here 

, June 2H, 198 

EUora Man to 

Mark Witt Birthday 

Edward Thanifaean- who is 6e- 

Iie\pd to be the oldest mal^ 

resi^c-nt of Cap* Bifay County 

will oks^rve hJi lOJgt birthday 

loorlyn; Surf to Op«n 

STRAND 

Tod&y Mid 

Joan 

m thi* nin\ je 

Mi Fnm\ n mnmntir 

K^t^ K nun -> 

*. fiv 

She is pnpira> t ti nU at 

in thi 

Ihn ft mult politician u Im is 

Ut fi»iPi\. nn hmmnn Hi uri t frnm 

her Alma Mntir Whth* ^hf i^ \\&\\ 

mm ihi> i«lJPKi ii bivomrj. knnwn 

thit ^hc % n^ i SprlU d frnm Ihni 

Jiihtwil 2(1 >Piir3 rarlinr ftir n\i\ Ing 

(Qjltki Iirp jdrnf 

met? as th? rnllrgn prCHJrif tit U hn 

low* hu. hi?nri m Mim*ntlr honors In 

puliliriil eiiinpiiiiJM Hlld Hlrltii|Iiif>it i.yi 

, My Fancy". Wirner Brolhrr.' oomrdv Khirh jg now a| $hf> 

hoi- own love ijf^. is hiiurmuKly i'»t- Strand Tht-mtrC. w NfFF il H!II r.nllnur thrsufli MVdnr^-y. BftRed orl 

iihiilind iii lh** rnmrcly "Drar Brut''. the »mnMi star hli prodg-tlnn Sf twe SC«QHN ago, ,hr film a|,o si«rs 

Mnnn Fro*=mnn nturs fts tht? hnhby, F«nk i.ovi-jo^. «jih Ev* Ardrn and J«nlc# Ryi?, 

MIXIT with bin idffM, Ktiunrd Arnold 

in iht* roli» nf thr fiiMrui*ttelMn; stars Ronald ReuMan and ' Rnndolpii Scott and Jan 

ynruenu.B Rhnmiii Fli'triing, i-«!ar in ^Satiui Fc". thi 

It m the story of n violent Civil I slor now in iU MfEfiilcf Upc-k. hi^ said 

there wrro, up to Friday. cinjii» ni 

2,CK>0 rptflstrred di-Uîiir-s frnm 20 

nasterfs states rrpresentiiii* 30 rlIf= 

iiTtmt denominations, 

"Thffin yaung ponpli? haw Icnrnnit 

the* basic truth thru ihey do riui haw 

Ut let down the burs of morning isnfl 

Christian Nvitm in nrrtcr to \uivv- a 

Hood fiine." he s.:iid= 'W. 

iiitl our yuiith w bt* an *• 

oiht'fs thrmiichout thr Tint ion nnd 

world: Wt? bt'liiô ihort* is ;i ^(tirii 

ulil unMUrr in tho world's |>Pob!eni. 

if we ejtn poini our >fiung ppopii- in 

u-nrri God, 

"I an thanttftt! ihsi fvrry sa(urdsy 

nlrht t)ir.>uCliout this land 

our Vouth FOP C'hrUt r.llicx atr 

•tlpndsd by I i -j million yount 

Pôplr from all walks at I Iff In 

such m €ircuotManr? iherF fs hope 

(hit Airnrira Pin hr a < hrKliH,, 

lt»tl«n In tlioyirhi and d an duly Jillmediately 

and rt*im*in until Si*MttMii« 

bur Ift. 

1155 ASBURY AVE. PHONES 1515-1516 




FROM OUR KITCHEN - TO TAKE OUT 

Soft Crab. ... ,_,,S0e««ch 

Daviled Cr*b ... ,_4Sce«ch 

Deviled Crab Patliei _.4§eeaeh 

Imperial Crab ,,,._..,SOc e«ch 

FUh Cakes•_„__.__.-.ISc each 

Deviled Clim 25c each 

Shrimp SaUd ,_.,,$1,7S Ib. 

Fried Scallop. ....._._$ 1.10Ib, 

Fried Shrimp .........$1.301b. 

CUm Chowder _._, ^ SSc qi 

Bulb Snatcher 

Suspects Freed 

Evidence Is Found 

Inconclusive 

Mu-iivi', Jud|!t> rraiiKlin A K.im in 

in ihfMT êrvvn imftruyiiU nl Mn and Vlunic ipiil Court Saturday dismisgpd 

Pn Krftln, rnnl!!HiC in uv\ hmiiit*r 'horur-K of diôrti*:-rl.v rondutt ;nlain.^t 

nnd funnier wuh tuth nv-Vk fniry in nur btj^s who were ht'Id fnr !ht* 

ihu cninrdy serins, 

hrft of Hunt hiilljn fmm thf mnr- 

"Ma and Pit KPHIP Back on ilii* IUPI. of a fruit juii'i. KKire ill Bin 

Fanti ' i-i ihr- third nf tht' scrip*. Nt. nnii the hoarciwrilk 

Gfn%i*i.\ mt'i-ct MiiijoriO Miiiti iiiiri ieiiriji' Smiley, muni watchman 

on the Rlusic Pier. aatf\ hu MOW out* 

their 

uriip umonii sufh if a Krou|i nf ihrei- buys «ii.ai the 

IN ii GVIKVT I'iUini- UilliN. !>ul ihi'v th.d whiMi hn ^-tiiiutÛ 

t - h i c k i = n t ' s o p , i i t them, 

runaway 

PtI. Charles SIIITIW iiurarti'it by 

Hiiide nni 

Mr. Sinili-y'ji Khinit ilii]Slfl Ihi> 

s. bill said iln.,v afti-d nH in JIII 

Ulitiiilinhliti He rmteti the lirilisc 

Expired License 

iht-r tjf this t-iir rind nnriiiu r nru- 

Unit tli-n\i. nut of ill,, end nf 8Ui M 

Plates Causa Fine iitjht' srtriit* unit'. ht> saiti 

Edwin G Pund. m at ^'iliiuiiixinn. 

Tim bnys aii rit-nit'd haiin^ iiriy 

^'1 .r w.ui flni'd Sin m Miinit-i|).il i-nnwcimn with ilij. bulb snatihini!, 

Cuurl Fririiiy on vhnvuv-H. nf niii>rii! = but thej- said tlirrii werp sornt. othtr 

inj4 a vitr with pspiri'H iiiU'iisi* pilnft'i^ boy^ in iht. nlJu-r tiir fhiit wiiii itnt 

and fiiillim to t Ji ii y liis nns HIM 

Fried Filet.Fluke, 

2Se-30e.40c.iOE per order 

French Fried Petatees, 

Order, liei pt., 2Se| qt,, 46e 

Fried Oyiter. __ — _,$l.l6 do», 

Lobiter Salatl $1,76 Ib. 

Cr.b Salad = = ,..._ = = =$1.76lb. 

Cole Slaw ......_.__._.3ie Ib. 

Pepper Ha.h .-- ,- = .=_=30e Ib. 

Potato Salad .,„._._.».-38e Ib, 

HOT PLATTERS 

SEA roan FLATTER ranhliiui' Pt¥ll»« Cr»b, Friea Sr.llopn. FfIf* 

Shrimp, DcTiKd CiclB, Win , • •-.. . . . .. .j ...... 

Alio Colo Bl»w. Tomato, Lellufo, Tgrtar Sauce, Pickle, Trench FrlM 

Fried 

lisa 

HUT PLATTtRS ronUIn: (skaiee of ' - ' 

Drvlltd Cprt, Sr.llop.. Suft Cr«k. Shrimp, Fl.h. CUm •./...._...,..... Me 

Also Cole Slaw, Tomyis, Leltuue, Tart«r Sauce, Mehle, Trench Fries or Poialo salod 

COLD PLATTERS 

CHOICE OF 

I.ssilrr Salid, Crib BaUa. Shrimp S.UJ. Shrimp CockUII .. ISa 

L«ttun, Tomato. Cole Slaw. Pickle. Potato Salad 

*' dr : * 

NclUirr Smiley nor Spvncp was 

ahle to posltHi.Jy icii'iitity any til Iht. 

Judun KinB iipld thlit m the lib. 

senei? of prtiof )ie would h:ue to n^. 

•Jiime that the rulpril* were tliiwr in 

'hi? second autoiHoitiln 

Korea *Test Case* 

For America 

I So Says Sea Isle 

j Soldier on Furlough 

Amvriea lias iirovt'tl in Knrra that 

it has nn UHgrwuiJvc farrisn iwlicy 

| thill will gland iiKainst Commuiiisl 

pUiiis for conctut'st anywhrre in the 

; world, aecordinti lu Lt John .1 Me. 

I Coll, of Son lull. Cll), now huiiii. on 

, Ipiivij iifltff ser\iiii( almiKi a y,;ir in 

Krifou wilh ihe gih Anny, 

He told the Sen Isle Rotary Cluu 

thill it is noiv "up to the United Na. 

tinns to adopt their own system on 

o broader ncnle and follow u|) the 

prosent tust cajnr' to show that aiilO-usaion 

flKSinst Brnaller nr.tioiii will 

ilol be tnleraU'tl by (he free nnlisiiji 

pDlliira «f ihe w*r "have noi 

y»l jelled Io * point where • olur 

•nd mnel«« pton h*« rmrrird." he 

•ddei. 

Woman Arrested 

For Stabbing Man 

I Chargt'ti wiih sfnbUina ti man riur- 

JniS ii right. Miss FrfiriL^ PiRrtru. of 

Wildwood, was nrrt>st*>d Ipst v>vvk 

and held in S50Q0 baii far the grand 

jury. Victim of tho giobbin^ Ronu-o 

Throckmorton. 50, a barbor \âs 

1 eonfliMHl to %he ^Toniiin MLmeria! 

j HoKiJitaj for «evcml dnyii. 

MIKE'S 

Hole in the WaJl 

42nt SEASON 

7Ii BOAKDWAl.K 

• SERVING * 

Our rarnam l.itom Made 

BOW-WOWS 

HAMBURGS 

SPECIAL 

SANDWICHES 

^ OF ALL KINDS 

The Family Restaurant in 

The Family Rmsort" 

Features a Varied Menu, including 

• Full Course Dinners 

• Platters 

• Seafood 


• Children's Platters 

_ We Serve — 


DINNER 

Our Own Ice Cream 

Sugar Cured 

PORK ROLL 

SANDWICH SHOP 

754-56 

BOARDWALK 

"GUS 

BOARDWALK 

RESTAURANTS BOOKS - TOYS 

HARTZEII/S 

GALLEON BLDG, _ 1100 BOARDWALK 

Serving the 

FINEST IN BERKS COUNTY FOOD 

THE MAYFAIR 

Sandwiches — Waffles __ Ice Cream 

Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner 

OPEN St30 A. M. to Midnight 708 BOARDWALK 

SNACK BARS 

THE SAND BAR 

Sandwiches • Soft Drinks - Ice Cream 

BREAKFAST _ 9 to 12 NOON 

1238 BOARDWALK 

SWAYNE'S GRILLES 

PLAYLAND _ 6th and BDWLK, 

Sandwiches • Milk Shakes - Ice Cream 

Candy • Cigars - Cigarettes 

BATHING ACCESSORIES 

THE SURF AND SAND 

Catalina - Bathing Suits - Cole of Calif. 

Beach Lockers • Surf Rafts 

BOARDWALK at PLYMOUTH PLACE 

SEAS1DI BATHS 

920 BOARDWALK 

JANTZEN SUITS 

and BATHING GOODS 

THE BOOKSHOP 

GOLDEN GALLEON BLDG. — 1102.1106 BDWLR. 

CARDS - TOYS 

BOOKS - GAMES 

SALT WATER TAFFY . CANDY 

SALLY'S SWEET SHOP 

BOARDWALK — OPP, MUSIC PIER 

FUDGE - CARAMELS 

SALT WATER TAFFY 

LITTERER'S 

FAMOUS 

FRUIT DRINKS 

800 BOARDWALK 

LINENS • YARNS 

TERZI'S LINEN 

Eat. 1920 

Fine Fancy Linens - Handkerchiefs 

SI6 BDWLK. •_ OPP, MUSIC PIER 

WILFRED SHOP 

Fine Yarns Baby Knits 

Hand Crocheted Bags and Material* 

Hand Knit Sweaters and DreMe* 

WII HE1.MINA C, OEHMR IiM HOAHDWAII 

USE THIS 

BOARDWALK 

FOR YOUR

UTCBt 

"5 jQCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER. Ine 

nNMwn at Th. Oau city snntinr>-L*dir — Hjt is 

1BS1 

L55E5 

Advertising Manager 

i Oman Tit and vicinity Ilx 

n per VCHF SJ OQ gl\ pitinths 

Pi Ice on news stands 3 genii 

D ANGEVrNE Editor 

> LEE. Anluant Editor 

ni Maiui feared thirt the tax, once imposed, would be an invita- 

"J> tion to the city fathers to spend that muth more money, 

and that the tax would never be rescinded, eVen it the 

necessity for it should cease. 

Atlantic City did the opposite. Four years atro it 

Imposed a luxury tax. The other day the Atlantic City 

Frew analysed the result*, and came up with this ex- 

êl&mation: "What would we have done without it!" 

During the four years Atlantic City's luxury tax 

brought in $5,014,776.88. During the present'yi-ar. 

foliate, it has yielded f408,339.ie. 

The Press concludes that thi* luxun tj\ ln>> sn 

abled Atlantic Citv to rptcnei from the darn«ij,i inflat 

ed by Hie 1944 hurricane a teat it otheiwiie muld nut 

have accomplished 

In view of Ocean Cits'* perpetual battle with 

beach erosion the high cast nf repairing- itoim damajfi 

etc.-—all of which is levied aKainst real estate —(ILI-JII 

Cfty might do well to piofit h> Atlanta ( it\ , tsampli 

A boy got SO cents reward tur pickinjf up a hottle 

from the beach It would be man. helpful if «umeliuiU 

would put a bounty on clam ihelli before the hit-jruai il, 

Tun out of adhesive tape 

JTOP at STOP Street^ 

I ' An almost fatal anident "ciumd Ihuridu\ in 

•Soffers Point when seven pe mni were miureri t«u nl 

rtjHem seriously, in the collision of two dUtomobiii > 

* 4 Philadelphlan wan fined $30 in On an t it\ , 

. ^police court, Fridaj, and hin driving lictiT-e sa^ ie 

"«d His car collided with a resort pnlin ui 

Both accidents were i a used hetduxt 1 a tlimi hail 

ed to stop at a designated *tnp lntempctiun 

* For your own satetv a«. w. 11 ds that uf uthi is -Uup 

where stop signs are posted Do nut pimeiii until \nu 

•re certain no cronn traffic is a[ipioathinjf 

Deaths have been caused light heie m Ocean ( itv 

by motorists who failed to heed that advice Don t lit 

one of those motorists who kill or maim thruujfh UK 

. „ And pedestrians' Don't cross a buiv downtown in 

teWeetJCSn afi-ain.it a red traffic lig-ht Walt for it tn turn 

green You therebj mdv avoid >,eimuis injuiv tu \nui 

f self and others 

Since Margaret IH touring Euiopc Piesidcnt Harn 

Obviously has no incentive tu pntnurage sales tit mini. 

television sets in the L 1 5 right nnvi 

Summer Couple In 

Church Wed 

Visitors United 

By Rev. Vaughan 

Miss Mery Ann Ocwchgcr diugh 

ter of Mr and Mr* Am As E Ot^th 

gcr a£ Drcxpl Hill bit ilflp the 

bridi uf Kenneth R H^nmn on if 

Mr md Mrs Li jln* Hvnnn nl 

DFI> Fari Pa S tturdii^ Jum IS 

Thn bppi liful widtlmg ioi k plac t 

in Hif)> Trmih tpiSL"i d Church 

with iIn Rtv Fotust E V 

h j 

Womans Club Plan* 

For Coming Year 

Officeri Mid cOmmitte* chairmen 

of th» Qesmn City Women 8 Club 

met last week to formulate plans 

for the earning year. 

The cluh chose tar i\& theme 

Knou and Understand "^ our Com 

munlty The meeting a as nt IPP 

hamc at the president Mrs Clydi. 

Ellis 213 êaspray rd 

Members \%ho attended utn Mrs 

Isabel Adnm* Mrs Ruth 13arb> 

Mrs Eleanor Hudson Mrs Helen 

MaeBuiiK ; > Mrs MurriJ Pit-f£c 

Mn Jeannette Stokes and Mrs 

Ignore Townsend 

h *mni.ki.d 

luli |nnr 

oft hid Tin 

ilotli i 

Letter from a Father Who 

Has Lost Marine Hero Son 

WEAHS DDTTEn SH 

Thi bridi vioiu T [,i 

white duttud H\\ Uss M u 

IILI iihf ijri iti ,| 

Itoak tnd u sint.lt uhll 

mini nl hunt r ^ uri 

au iii with I w hilr 

while tlu bFik'miil u i, OiiH 

! Cluttcd |.W|K5 \S ill! FLlI dnIH-El (-.U«H 

I They nil rnrrn.fl iiirt fufhionod hmi- 

qiu'ls uf ri'd t,.lr!Hlt!ulis iiiid bnby 

Ciiri.l Dtiiiiihi'rt.y uf Uiiiit'r 

Darby, WHS m.iid of Immif imci Ri.. 

iicri E, Kymuri LiFuUH-r uf ttiu truurii 

was best mail 

CLASSMATES ABE ,\TTitNI>ANTN 

kfMUiicU wri'o Hit' His&i's Biii- 

McH?rr Ediin Pt'ti-r:-; Aik't'li 

If Th.iniii.-, n.iIJt-il 8 BlK'h "iilltl, 

Diin.i!,' F Clink 

Thi' ufi,U'.-.!iKijtLs ,ind Li*in,r* BITI 

U, « iir lllu iii-iik- M Im it ii 

.:UjtfLiU ,," itli, Ihi litM :.!!> ill Pl'llll- 

H>h;;im, .iiifi fhv MriHini v, :n_> is ii 

Ul'iiilun'r I'I CIII-IHH UiilU'IsilJ 

Ti r ijinU, ^ jjnciiiuuhi'f ut 

lMl.ii-1 Ijiiii- su» .1 iviiii «hili. i 

Major Tobin 

Wins Award 

Resort Woman's 

Brother la Cited 

Mnjor Chiirluii Tutiin. of Uiu*. 

dlia-no. Pn.- has jiLSt iH'tm iitihurcd 

with an iiwnfd iijr liroiieienL-y of h!5 

unit iil the FniFneld AIF Field. Aif 

Forwj ba-«c lit Seattle, Wash, 

Miijur Tabih. ii reserve ofllecr. svns 

rpcalied to attive duly in Sijattle 

several numlha HJJU. He is vvi-ll 

kriou n ill Oi'onn Cn:- ftH 4i >,uniinef 

vyiiliir lor niuriy >euis._ inid i.s u 

bri.Ihef uf Mis f hill Its B M111 iK"n 

pf this riûri 

Ht- ft'iiMird i] pl;ii|ut- trmv Cn] 

Jusepii M McMiiriy? rnnini,hH!in>4 

ollifpr lit thu III III WlliK. inr hu. 

llltli Miiuir S'liiirli. Siiiiiitiriiii Tin 1 

Squndna commanded by Major 

Tobln wu cited for maintaining the 

mart clean and orforly barracta on 

the field »nd *or generally reflertiriB 

a high degree Qf morale 

The pregentjitlan uss tlio ftFit MI 

a monthly jjquadrcm toinpLliuon at 

the Held 

TueyUy, 

WIU BB It hall fcourly I 

Intr-rvali during Hunt of I 

nssR and evening ^vlUl nlf 

express 

Weik-dav runs frum P§ 

In Ocean Cily «l»rl at 

itinlinup tD 10 30 u m Of 

ltn i i ri fmni 8 15 ii 

p in milodin, thru i jjpil 

meiphta 

ûndmy, 

i < 10 3d 

i^- Iripi 

Summer Phila. Bus Food 5aIe m Marmora 

Schedule, Thuriday \ r.«d .i< «m i,* hu.i „ rri 

The full mnmir ^Lhriilili uf Ini. i % lihiiniii|. »t Hi i m ni. Stpat- 

srr^lLt bLtuccn C3c,»n Cit\ nui , I " !>«' M irrm i i foriht btni. 

Philnriclphii «ill bi (ui irtotiirni'nt »% «hc? in d\ing i amed ihr 

a^t^rd nrxt in fanfe i» (hp Mfdal iff llonur thp Sin (rm* 

Ml son »a>i killed hi u pirrr «f nn Irfl a pirt c at m.Ul shinped 

tu the rnemt in ^11 likpiihuud tit OUF snulM tlfir^ UF 

killed b\ a PIFCF of mptil brauhhl do«n nifr Ihr «iippK llfip. 

Htrr forblddrn lit hitiiih und nurii mid inimunll >n t*\ |i»u« on tht pirr Mun 

day nig-ht, with nnmerous vocal yuest star^, Don t 

miss it' 

f WEEKLY CROSSWORD FUZZUi 

So You Think You Know N. J. ! 

Library May Prove Otherwise 

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A collector'* dream is our 

Antique Shop, You'll And i 

it's most unusual and full 

of chsice items at a norn- : 

ina| eosl. Browse here to. i 

MENDANA C 

VICKERS 

Antiques 

In the IIASA PASTRV BI.IKi. 

107 Eighth St. 

At the 

DANA 

PASTRY SHOP 

8th AND MOORE 

BETTER BAKED GOODS 

Cost More ^ - - Worth More 

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mock Jewel 

UStfere 48Electric«I unli 

10 Dolt 41 Piat/orm 

31 Ejtude si Ol»«rve 

SfKanow w»y» 93 Sheltered aid* 

38 Oaia 89 Symbol tet 

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in pui I jnl pn pi i i It fit rfiid 

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n il I m I f im, I Ml M H 

Iht- iir I mi n ii n'.in I C*i ,ui 

CliMliinil till- I U fit iciint lum 

In NL t, liro W It Whitmin tlir 

f 1IH r it n u k I il [ i n l i \ u l t h i n l 

in L inirli n iiui the \ m Id 1 in ml 

r iiinili r til iht Am* n u lit I Ln 

Llnra Uiirltin ^ ht> tn Li I infill i 

m t f Nl %\ Iir t % tlr I 1 I !u 

ÔIIALISTII tlSTIH 

Tilt Nnrll Aiiiilli ,| I h I I K . 

Rid Bjnl- urn tit 111, l i t uu 

SOUTH JERSEY 

GAS CO. 

\ CIIOWIÔ IO1!P\SV 

Common Stock 

Bought - Sold Quoted 

Arthur L. 

Batten 

846 BRIGHTON PLACE 

'OCEAN fiTV, N, J. 

RfpreiteiiiiitiVF 

Woodcock, Hess 

& Co., Inc. 

I-J ii. ISruiid -Street 

riillaAcililila II. l>n. 

Members rMla.-naltlmore 

Sluck Kxzlwngt 

Phone O.C. 18S8-M 

EVER HEAR OF 

A Ca^^Su.^ 08 

... with his modern Electric Range! 

Jack Benny, liar si 

•THE JACK BiNNY SHOW" 

heard eysry Sunday 

over CIS, coon to caait 

Mrt ftitlln Hcpd (lenFrd) enscls Hie fsls ef itudfiRt while Mils fm ly Failsy at 

' Teacher ' demsfi>ffgtt> s cardboard *», Ichbaurd In ouf Ffiflceten Offkc 

Ossrghng firsvldea an Inlereif ng end prsfliabls ccreer—and offmn used 

upporhtntl,., for »d.ont,mem n> qualined High idlest gmdllOl.k H r»r> 

inlereirid, eat! yeyr £hief OasrsfQi- 

Here a one—and there arc dozens more in tele- 

phone exchanges throughout the Stile, They're used, as 

you can see here, to train student operatori before they 

begin work at a regular switchboard. This way they can 

give you fast, efficient service from the very moment they 

start handling your calls 

Today there are 5,000 more telephone operators serving 

you than 10 years Qgo They re serving 700,000 more 

telephones in New Jer ey than only 

6 years ago And every day moro 

telephones arc added, making your 

telephone more useful. When you 

•top to think that your tele- 

phone service takes lc»» of your 

budget than ever before, U'» 

quite a bargain, isn't it? 

NEW JERSEY BELL 

TELEPHONE COMPANY 

8 Good hiuni Why 

VouN«l for 

vtiu. Nothing new to |earn~~except 

hita- much heiier, how much easi^f 

{.-miking tan he when ypu hive i 

modern I Ic.irit Kjn.se Vou fta 

llJni J|| JIHJ,,, ,1 jiyuurdcilct j! 

The only w»y to enjoy ill iheje — 

benefit! is la hi*e an Electric Range. No milter whit 

ffltki vou thonit, be lure ii't ELECTftK;, tad yuurc liue 

nl kaviut i i»Uy mitftn iulSBiUc lasjcl 

CM your FREE espy of 

"How To Hold A Star" 

Speeiilly prtpind recijM 

bcuiilully iliuiiraicd. Picture! af It- 

meyiniQvieitiriwiig iheir wit>ei*glfd 

theif fi%nri[e ffci|iei. 

Don't Bin thii nppnrlunit),! Get 

ths "Rangi of_ tho Stars 1 ' 

ATLAiVTIC CITY 

»• lucTwei 

COMPANY 

HELPING TO BUILD A G££/IT£X SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY 

INDUSTRY 

AGRICULTURE R I S O I T S 

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Iri yiiUP brukeii nu-gnod lion. It i* 

Hiiilh 5Lg3 tii us f\ft liny new rjpetrle 

IH sti'um ti on In our jKoft, Or!nil H 

in urnl iiiki- iiui a new ime, Can! 

iLW Ashuiv Air, Phunp 1547, 

TR E IN VOl R FIROKKN ClÔCHB 

-Nn hiiniJs. no iitvc or eucfctMj. We 

ulU lilluw $1.25 in il.'BO uii any rhick 

m> Jiiutlisr hnii- ii lottkii tti Jfiu, Sn a 

nv-vtr Ti'iMchrnn. HK. or SpSslnni *>lpe 

iirW Ashyfy Ave, Hhuiif t?M7, u 

INLAID IJNQL.KUM. $2.*m a yard, in- 

nlulignt«. pstten'i, m 

wi'i-ks in. iht* ypur ul 52 Wesl iv, phoh^ 

iE RKKRIUKftATURS MONITOR Trip 

i ri ttufid Cimrilllnn. Two Hi $.15.00, 

run HI S4noo. Vuy huni. ft'iG Ashury 

\sr. I*h*mC' 13IT. Thc^hP ucrO traded 

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BOMKRS POINT—("hill till iflKIHl 

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APARTMKNT IIOL'SK. SUM h'lusi' 

Illlll" «h, Irnmoaliili' iniSNfiinlMri 

IlilUi'ili'Ii'iii' i»nllnij in' IiuvlnB. Will «••. 

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iinn Klisl nitiir fi iiht 3 hpiipiHini^ 

iind hiilh' ^ntl fliior: !J hC'ilniiirnfi. .1 

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2 hpHiiiiims iinil biith. Srinhd fltpi.r 

1 iwdiiinnw iinrl 11,11(1. llul niili-r hrnt 

APARTMENTS FOR RENT 

RISNT—Laurrl ApirtniMU. JHS 

r^frliferiiliini. n t r i K miiitisv 

twin feeds, frrmt and ]PUP nnii-hi'i. Twh 

w?«liii minimtini rptitiii tr 


Looam ROOMS rem MNT, epKiauj, 

eomlsrUBl*. wall-llsliuil «nd hutcd. 

With kitchen ronvpnlrnce. In Sentinel 

Ijcdgpr bulldln«. sull«bl« tor meeting 

pi&ee far any ufsanlstlsn for single 

nlKhi or far •ngrlil nlirhU • month, 

riates rnuanibie, tl 

HOUSEKElil'lNll APARTMKSTS lnr 

rent. Weekly, monthly, ss-iigiiri. Onr* 

hoi ficeiin vlcn. Phuni- dnmi-K m ll.m IXJRMITORV RtiOMS for JHUII men. 

r »T00 pr-r 

— —— . Uuurdttulk 

TH OUKplWiOM AHAHTMKNT I" All-I " - — 

MS fur joun« m 

Surf and Snnd. 

Nfiir iKiuiauiiik, Hao 7th SI, IIOOVKR'S fiUEST HUUSK 714 B«t- 

• ' 'a Rnnd*.' ClFan. Wry ii '- 

ini; niyUresseii. Phonp 

Or ispllt 

Tuesday, June 16, 1961 


l.wiunHvalli. 6p«B fnf UyjMctlDO, Nw 

iiieel floor «p«rtnienu. phone RSI, 

NEWLY pECORATED roonn. Clean 

T>» - 

Piione 

>! rnitifi/rtsblc. Near b«^li. •tiirn 

I.BMjr PI.W. 

bi. 

Ml 

HII.I.IAKII MANCJIi MOTEI. - r»lu«f 

riihlli'; on fVl Jinrs iivi*rlookifia thf 

THRKERCJOM APARTMKNT ilfpun I '"">' and "ei'nn Cily (B,(» a duy %m 

tiiur. nil ullllllcs, $0C..ij6 IHT uifk luuii'k. f rciNS ill 34th HI . 1. ml )i- i IMht 

IBS Central Ail' S-^l I on fruiri' Rn, ph..n|. O r HUI-J-H, II j 

' p M w r S K r t im"! 1 ^'"",, ffiili^'ftSn bi.S: l r,.iK UNB BKOROOM TO RKNT willl pf|. 

mi utup,: hoi »„!„•,•; nv» ufiUviji:• ij!:;,n "«• 1*1;'^'"* T?iAM? ll! """"'• """ u "'"*'• "" fe 

BOVB EXCEPTIONAL — Own I»r» 

IhinK liKim, cifct.Fji' refrlgerulor. 

AUn i*U| privllUH. BeBMlnal ralj^ 

iK) p*r uuefc each, Th« Lorelei. *0B 

Tlnr* SStl. 

3IS DORMITORY - Private bath, 

vaiigmi* tar 6 Kills lor iummrr. 

7lh St. " It 

.Hking p 

Jtn Ave. Ph 

JVELY NKW i 

fflerii, -5123.00 ut-e 

eihiim Piai'P. Phu ilui Ihk1 Juiy 

*«K2 

K4M If 

2. 

. _ I VKH.NON IIAU-. Mil Atlnntlf Avf 

WESLKV AVK. T|n> (ilrimifli' ' Itn'iir I'lilhoHf f'huri'^J HHlffl 

»rlftifnlH Mftrirrn. ihi 1 i!iil>i'' M"tii," .,\!'i- I -y%tH i:î I'liiINli A%f ij'îi j _ _ _ _ ' j ~ ' : . !1 : 

l:iiBiii>h 

.M !>« IHIIHI- 

I'uinl HJHi 

iiil II i-All ;inil lili.k Ri", 

nil ii'' a Iri^f ,i iH il Kinds - 

,i,i in .I,.'* Ti'Hih Li'ivi's! 

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: !H-i',iii !Hi, rh.liil.' Of If 

NifiH 

i'HifkiM 

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IB CENTRAL AVE- HntMU, S-»l' 

:i bediiiiiins. liilfm fiHini. d!i 

roiirn klU'hi'n. iiiirilrv und ej.tiii I, 

loii Tllf hulh. Siiii |u,ii-h All 

ihiM> finfllsiii'il. Si-iison MI IrVJlit 

ANNOUNCEMENT 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

Yalu Keys - >H Eritli 

2 for 4ic 

i , i i !..:,!,- l i . . . .- i : . . ' I ' - . ...' I 

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE''% n \!L t '%i,'m' s .\",!iy^ 't-V;-,,^;I 

ivin 

i.% ! APARTMENTS FOR RENT 

j:^^l Hh: I 

,I1S V. , .,' u.i- ML- I ». d I Mi • 

,,,] ,,i l.i.m!,e,u !,'«» lliiin ,| NATIiiNAI. 

i,.,,l^ il'i'i iiiiii iH/iii rh- ÎTJiio loii-.l I 

,-11, ,,.,:n I" ih tn In."*', |iiiilji> Jluui I HJ Ailln 

in MI i"i!,i> ;,i'i! .lilii' ii li;ii - i 

i • I- ,iu (i Kin w. l-'.i d ^ - - - - , 

V,:linr./i-il I)..ill'! 1st lirlfl -M-.M.I. KITCIIIIN jilNK nlth inn nu\-I sMAI.I. AI'.MITMKNT iimi 

. - . ; / . . . . - . - ' . : . . ; . î: rj \ ll'.l^l^ '11 111 A__ - . ~ i_ . * .i_ . i i ii- 

Phiim- illBl-M I full's. K..I irai 

B-ae ; 7i» M,,,,i li-n T, 

ATTRAITIVK nNK-lttltiM irfuien, : 

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•I-. Pli'ini' ml i 

if 

.'•'Vl.H 11 ,' 1 ,,^"'"', J MA-l-j-KKSSI- 

I -uu M..I.H-" fiiih'p. •""•' l •"•»•*-• i" '" 

I- I',,ini .im! M.i>» 

f. i lyb ii'iitiiil M? 

(Wfi 

kilVhi-n \\ i 

'nil. Hfi-IUf) fifllriil An- T-UI 

KIS'l: i!i:l)Rul)M ATARI MK.NT »i'i" 

und rioor. I.IS B;iv Ait' phiini' Miil- 

U'rii. ri'nrH! yfftfl or «ihi' Eljn yp! i " 

BOATS FOR SALE 

s'l'ulu hi;.nil im, i-riil n.i.i Sau i'iiih I otilv W II.HIMI in Api'li wmit'iy 

• (Huir l.inil'. SI" •«! Kii'« rnaihllili. [in illloi ii,,,ni iliirlny M,,i and Sulurtl.-iv 

MIU !>MJ. SI7.ini. 'fhiihc ailj.H' Cats , OitlTiionli ilm-lni; Jum 

, , , , , , , , j !• II |< w \ I I," liCI-flllJKRATtlR suitiiliii' tor ri'Sliiu. gof I,TH ST — and flrnii- S Imiroomj 

li U A I -^ V \ ) l\ r* i\ I. U; ,;it1i firi-^jtlM i'lMitimrrnf-ni. i'u?r?r little living loom wUli nHiriih> hi'ii 

HI'.H 

I.K.M'I.VT'S 

1'iil! i i li Hi rsM) HDATS 

ANN < H THDAKI) MllTtiliS 

.iriii I1AV AVUNIK • 

li.nil null MOtl.ikl, 211 Boy A« c 

iii'WAI.T HAH^ ^ lip. motor -t Nil" i 

I.OnIrs ^.'irii! ml Als.i liihU' tnji i'l' 

i-iil.il- uiu sili HI Mm 

mil iiiid tin*. Rii> 

Hvlny iitttni «ili niiirih 

und Hriili'mhur. Slis'I.ilO M 

mniT. MT fium rli.ii- m- >imr 

ir 

.,"" ViMd i .j.,!,.. |n.:|X.lK AI'AHI'MKN I> 

t^^n 1 ll'H..iJL, K l z* I :.i:.i., 'îlil t Tii - 

lit ilii'.VIih Mi Mi .-.ih, .ui i 

I •" 1 *.iw-! l ii.i*-"'i*' '*" *it'--.."-t---»>i'- " 

Kii'.iii.n M I'll ililiai'.i 

API'1 

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rhillrs. S3-0il W 

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Priiiiu't si-is 

M tni'ii A S P i 

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j, iM-.'ittii I,,I Ilimk-. I,." Hi ^Jirnl 1 il?*i! Hi!' 

it'iiliiii- 1 .. P:il l'iil..> < I.-, .in I I i > H'til H i n t - | 

If I'l n n I lialii I..I 111• ii !« «.'ii' I' 

i ni!'ii» ! m h \ Hi 1,1- S I M n l ' I M ' / » T I r a m 

'i'-.ihifiL' ' uiili iiiu "i ii I' .i.iliiisi.i! iiii%lll..iy 

iiirlHlhi,,, I-.M-,,,|i,.|ii ,..,Mnlt i'lii Slirmmi, Aplilv . 

H ; I I M I » I ii i.n Viit.l IJHi * Hii>, II 

FOR RENT 

I'ljK I1KOT -Ui 

llîi U l 

RI-IKP.ItiKP.ATIIIN .•iKItVlf'K Hilir'lis S A | ,, , , , , ri.ii.iii.iin «liii ]U il li, • " 

iliiii iiiljii.lMi.-iiU on ..II II. ..I...... I-!""' -••• , I,',,.,,,, ',.„ I..K.I.I Holii 'W tiiodulH. ; — 

?rii'-'mi|.Jin' M ""'"ili"n'"''!»ii' u'STOlm I'ii.ilir IKII-ll-l » 

k. mnniH 

. Mhiilla 

twin 

:1}C:K AiAii ;nu 

^jiliM. Air- Uii^t- jimi sttiiil! ,,ji:li! 

l«. in «i.(.k in miinlli SSil'il il 

k up Hulf iiilf^ f,iF .iiitU' If 

APARTMENTS Tilim iiliil ulir 

rt.iMii. eiinl iiiid rnmlni'tiiiiii' • .• 

Niin unH Mi^kii. Reiiîiiiubtp i'itlrs 

Uireloi, ajfl Oreiin A\e. 

ilo 

if 

HOMEIl APARTMKNTK •- Bifl (Jin 

Me. N2 liPdiotims. prhtiip hiiii! iiil- 

tnmiitlf lint w.iloi. elei'tiU' rrfil.i?.M = 

iliiir. 51P.IM) H'pek uii irrdutjeti rail** 

rtir .iLiiii), I'hnni- anso n 

en ai HI T».I 

SALE OR RENT 

?iTmi7Tr|. ; Vl V '!i W~ "t'lu'r •,,,.'n".!in« i* ^ .iTSTUM SIJJI1T lnl).*l,[l; JW j w,,.KErt 

R(iLI,IN« "fllAIR -• Likl. 

îi!t".-^îiu'ppmi ^Hti^mMn — WANTED— ! —: 

i"?'"^'"!.!'"!'? S*"i! •'•' Bits' .\Vr li.'.'i.n t.'lly HIS h|2B _ _ _ _ — ^ ^ • ^ • . H . . ^ 

hoili!.' «•"•' iiiiii ;.if i» Hlnim. Hi.iilli wtmi.tr SKWINIS MACHINKM • • linuslll, Milfl, 

ji-rm-i fi'i.li-lii iiiiii U'iill'hiHis;' CM.. I FOR SALE ' I * "eiuurt.d romoiiM. Kmy tfl-nii. 

.rfiitK'li N iJi'l'iujic Aii'., Alliiiitiiv - - — ...—-.— piijih pi'ien for lurrl singe. 

.il«i.i.;«. N "lJil.ii.iiC Ail'. 

I'lty. I-IIMIII' R-amin 

Ilfc'i''RItir : HAi't-iR , mii'ihiiiih' h u ni r 

liiulillripi, riiotor uml wiisjiltw.. ina- 

Flllni-I Ki'fi Id fi Iiiiii if|ii:li-ril. Snulh 

N"J 1 * I'liotiP Mi'iiii'i,* Tninl esi li 

s%hhe "uVlei rn oof iiBlK'stuM. N t° *v 

nilMhud BUI'S thoroiiKliîglHiitinll, ..As- 

THE II 

islid ihti't' rmiiii ii|iiii Init'iiis, . 

in Juii liiiil August. UllMllpK elet'liji' 

refrigeriilliiri, free pinking. PhuiiL' SI' 

8M PKl.HAM I'I. SBB-HM Sill Ht 

ncoiin Uitj's finest iiniirlmcniii 1 

iiionts.' ipilfH for 4 to fi ppisiins. H.*,i- 

iH'ii Illilf Miiiiiin. ilimn mHnlhN still 

I olii'ii, .lust i'tifnplpit'rl, Hit? tilU'li! nnit 

I best or t'%er>th[nK. piiuiH' 071 I ur H31H. 

flENT — AlKirtriiemn. *16 \S cs|ry iiv, 

l^rge ana $maij upartjiieiitfi b*' tin' 

NEW TWO AND TllnliK liidroolil 

bractifinnt -iiniii-lirlrrit. Arrioij, -H*.'ll 

Cpnlral m, Phiine yiliS-W. If 

mmMrm 

1. Plu.ni' 11MV1. 

IT 

Jvs MAtJK I'liniplll!" liuk«liillh M'l'l 

" Almnlillv li»-k» ii nwlnli>- 

MAtJK Ilnipl! iillh Mll 

IFB. Auliimnlillv l.i»-k» ii nwln.li>-. 

Wiiifpr 10 Allen. "03 i'uiiliul. Ave, 

1'hiint' 161 liV. ^f 

Mi ir (li! 

Ajipli Tid,*,'!) H SIOIC 

iilo 

AiP( 

iptiulil Ti'Kfjii'ii beiti'r'n iii'«, 1-IncM 

fiihili'*, Fuinllurc SiiiliJ'pfl, rollnlihrd 

rccui-rr'ril. Jlfmy tiifKui f • Slh «'!•) 

A«hufy AID, pnetif ia70 a iff 

TUTORING 

PRoriSSBlONAL 

f elghl nillfaotr 

"Witott nrSliHnS.TlVi.«ined ,ub- 

jecl ipwlollju. Elevi'iilh yi'tif Prl- 

Sbi? Mb illuJS.«' lfl "-- ; --'"-" n '" i ^ : 

|t« n"lalll«h«I V • 

jinepni?nt* 

Ih Bl. Ph"ni> 

RE1V1ED1AI. UEADINC I LASS, I." m 

Jna Publle school leaclii'v- I'ln>iie 

O Cit 1TOI ' * 

Jna Puble sc 

Oc«tt City 1TOI. 

fn> lid "ii'ilvrr" tifnrrili Tj|nilii!l 

fciv'""^ 1117 Aiiuiltli; li%.. Aliynlii' 

rity. I-lioiii" l-li««, ' tl 

bti-V NY'.MAN Mil iiliiNH Aulo Miii^s ln= 

" ktiilliili BI(IH« tiihlr "ml il k l"t'». 

iiiiiioin lliilii giiias %\indi>u gliins IC- 

[!i!i,'eii iii.it •gi..«il.- tun Aihury .;-, 

VEN«: V nAN"eLlNIW," Nu« ' I curl 

hnvp IwiiiitilM' cusioiii'iTiMrte !• ^•siilum 

Vcneliun Blinds Inilallrd in jour name 

fur n» lotf «» II-» » «rM, IJoi nl 

11 ilBl cnlnri. XI ti*ne ior» Pallijli->. 

S3 niki in Ihc yiur at M W«t av. 

Phone ail, * __t» 

ii HEW CIIBOMi CHAIRS In red nr 

" hiuD pliimlv, W'r riM'n Ihe riiuiii, H,W 

cuuh. Buy m m.iti.v n« you neM. Not 

aelivered. PJS AKDUIS AVB, Ptinnc 

MNOLEUM BUtw, '"mill fieah ,PulKit, 

SUBIIII fii.m »«» lu Dxia, CiKh or 

tlmi- iinynmnu Pallonn. Si ««^« In 

llio youi tit &J ^V•it av, Pllonij ail, 11 

GOOD TTOM'E'FOR SANDY. IL. veiir 

tild mule rnrkrr Kpiiiilt-I, Owner leiiv- 

ln|i itis, Phone 1388-11 (in- Informs, 

li 826 

WANTED TO BUY 

WASTED TO BUY Aiiiluuf fui-nlluiv. 

M Hii 

i 

ld invn puper 

I 

uhil lin . iU'inii. itiitUnti niUMii wllh 

numrs lifid pii'tii!'f>§, Jtii'k Iliiiiinieil, 

Blinre Riiiiit. Piilerttip, N- J, Phnnp ... ,. . 

Dr. 1M*R.I1. t-2i prenilli. 

BOOMV TIIREIj null tour tn'rirroini 

. opal impnt, wiOi tzaritw, • Moilt'i n 

klichpna, InrHR po't-'hea. plilKiile Bhuwi'r. 

70S Pennljn Bl. Phone MBS-W, If 

BEACH1-RONT upiiiInienu uiiiimnm- 

diile« a to a peraont. All ulllliun. 

Itieiudlhs free PBtklns lot, $"5 per 

week, |a during June, R, Lour, 913 

Ith «i. tf 

ONK AND T«'(j nKDROOM iiiiiirt 

iiipfit, fselhK ?ii'?Hn, Kieeti-lL' i-cfriK- 

rtator, ti*ee parNlfiK, ftpoms, pt'Hitle 

hfllh. i.iiniilfi^ wiitrr. OiHslde siho«t'r. 

Thf ahtrmiin, ala (rnrlnthlan Ave. 

Phoni? 2W1-J. if 

OfKANKMONT APARTMKNT 11.1 St. 

C-nitFit*^ I-llH'F. il IH'illiHlilf.! Ilii'iHl 

rurniKheil. Apply iiwfK'i', Wiirren Jii- 

yurllb. 17 Delmvaiv.Ave,. PenmBiinF. 

N. J, Phoni? PPhnsiirtne ISTlS-J or on 

Please . . , Cash in Advance 

ppsitivoly Mo Cldisilicci Ad will be published until pgid for. 

Tti insure your ad appearing mi this pape^ dash must bo in this 

uiTin- nut hticr than Sîuidijy and" Wednesday iieutm Ad will not 

be sot In lypo until payment is mitde, 

25 Words'or L.— 73e 

i f j ^ = ' — . _ 

— I ROOMS FOR WORKERS—Perfee* lo- 

.m= railtin. Sear ri»alaui.ants and b#aeh 

to ,'i to i in rim- room. 18 00 each. 15011 

tf iVlrlh. CMif 

lath si. Call 

Ontnl An, 

PARK VlBW (— I 

Clean rtnnu ui 

Erie nM 

CI.KAN. 

pnplh 

Irani Hi, 

IMMoniblc. 

Ave. 

•MS HOME IB TOU«1 

i!amfarta&Ie muni, s\ 

bMi, MOO Mr dw WH 

Vicinity TaMFHUM an 

Alts nl« 3 bulroom n 

ROOMS FOR 

IB a FQPIB, 

tll 

PENELOPE — Room 

double tcda. nt« * 

raoHii for wsrklns | 

wliii hoi ihiiwen. 

NO I ROW 

Motori»t—"How Mr i. It 

neist tewn?"_ 

Farrner^—"Two miles 1 

Motortat—"How tsr M » 

crow haji to walk and roll ai 

to be fliwrt?" , 

In the Final Analysis, it's 

RESULTS 

... and ONLY RESULTS 

.. . That Count 

A lot of tempting advertising schemes are dreamed up and »oH, 

here, there and everywhere. But practically none of them stand, 

up, under the long pull. 

Why Scatter Your Fire? 

Be smart! Concentrate your advertising dollars in the medium 

that, year in, year out, consistently delivers. 

RE$ULT$ 

Concentrate in the medium that the Ocean City public regards as 

its faithful family friend; of which the. folks think enough to pay 

for. No medium can compare with a good newspaper as a result- 

getter for advertiser, especially a local, home-town, folksy news- 

paper like The Sentinel-Ledger - - - a newspaper known almost as 

well and intimately by the summer visitor as by the "native", 

Advertise Regularly in 

Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

fS 

i •f-'Mf, 

l**^*- 

-t ij» Ti-^j..,^, , Ty- t-

*"i" A *l 

i '•: 

CE CREAM 

•*AY CLEANERS 

ST.. MLLVILLR — PHONE 1111 

v 

f , * " - ; , i . T C - - - - •••":• ••• •" 

Workmanship on 

§"fW4iS -CLOCKS 

K*e OH Jewelry 

Setting Engraving 

r Jewelers 

A«b«ry Avenue .- 

CIOAMTTE LIOBTBRS 

tl*t*mm& n+ty fet 

7+ PHONE O45O 

2 

hnWattwt dlr*;tor af th. DUBBM WWmti*!&&9 

\4mtmm YeSans. toM ihe^ **»•»•.. 

*r. tow. butiwwl 

eonalttofi of IM when the tola- •*•« •• graatael appraaapalaii *«lth, m n „,,, ^, ,rt- , ^ 

ijf HIM*. 

leneral, 

Mercantile Ucsftse 

i This was Indicated yesteKlay by 

at Wudwoed, Friday. 

"M KnaUed U 

„,_ _.-J «fe **•"* *•"• Lawrence B, Niefcerson, manager of 

••Bam, av eMn a iaatar vsftM*. the Ocean Clty-Ltrngport toll bridge, 

The praaant tax ayatem is based which I. the northemmMl link of 

1 of btninMf coneei wai adepMd by *«*• " 

the Sea Ue City comm)«»loner. jaai playen. 

economy measurea 

are approved by CMaTNai, dialled 

vetemna again will face the terrible 

**•* •* raw what Me •aaaaiaf re- ahnaat entirely oh Ma traditional the Cape May County Ocean Drive 

"IHumiHIae wMM M ill aaek concept that •roparty—Iand, build- bridge chain. 

*£"** •*• l*§**M«re an ere. taga, furnlahJB,,, equipment. ete,-ls H. repafiad Hat the nair' 

•nous Iqonomy Act' cut tbouMnda •«•«• ta« Hrk« asMi tM spend- It r " 

of wnMandlcapped men from com. «•* Mil* alifce," aamk 

——tien llay," he aMened. _ Thto la the baalc premise on which "^' 

^NMaaawnwIHiMaaeaali 

llah Income limitation, (or compen- '"My has no baric fiscal philosophy; wppart g«niniiiiii in praaaeiaas 

aated veterans, swpmd the VA has. «"»t the present system rests on a Mawa wan tti eaileeHHa nm at 

plial building program, and reduce 

Criminal Laws 

To Be Revised 

Changes PropoMd to 

Speed Court Proces* 

VBr 3' narrow tax basei real property. * *•** •* •» >M H per eon*, aaazLy 

the number of men cared for in VA while non-property ta«es have W—»timm»t weald MM Maaater if 

•"PN*"- risen moderately, local property • »»"» u • depriaalu shaalil 

Actually, he said, veterans' 'com- «••" ha increased aimoit 100 mu. •»*»* 

per cent lower, forcing low living •eeounts for m per cent of ail .late The ta)t problem is 'really two. 

standards upon thousands of ram. • nd lo «t *»««• lexeluslve of paynll teMi the ImmedUitf. one of flndini 

HIM of disabled men, tajteai and 92 per cent of sU tocai sufllcient revenue. io meet current 

- taxes. To expect the present tax ewenaw the long>ranse o 

y-, , , . _ structure to provide for any major e«y*llihlng a sound UIJI syste.... 

I nininnl I aiaxe increaae in spending is "stubborn WUk fall r«.tnltton af the m- 

VriHIIIItll LallWS reluctance tofac^ facts/ 1 r 

•taea luaiurj, TM ptnmUaic if 

Inereaae la Triune hH rntM 

from it par ml up to aawMk u 

M per cent In March. 

Durins May 1,000 more vehicle! 

mvnuHli waald Mas •"—irt-r If *° ""' needs of a frowlng itate, 

• neaaalaa ar Jepriailn shaaH Tke PSIBM! laJea Tajtf Baal, 

Haa T.Mf TTHk nutf 1 

MKBJ TVxea? Basil af Uw, 

paala wlli be ttmmmtt In detail 

In fstan arUeln. 

In FriiJar 

and Is due UllaM •asMpaM^ af Mwyuna* 

1 . lane: New limy 

Ma no iMtnnii ftmml p>llry. 

to "an artieulete fear of widespread 

toe 

tan adiusbnent", 

tofWalan saaMer braMcnlnv Ik 

BALANCED BUDGET ACHIEVED Us tW by ana w mar* M the Joinffw. 

• V DILAVINQ EVIL DAY frilowlor: (I) a rerun of bud 

A balanced Mate budget haa been "•• *•"•« '*» • •«•*»«• •»« on 

achieved in the paat several years .^^ toiaaai ill a raeral aalea 

t»x: (4) * pennnal IMan taxi ftuwfo 

N Jeney'i criminal l«w« are 

IS) a frui af option^ taxlac 

due for extensive revision by the 

t l 

Supreme Court/and the lesislaturs 

tluruii; the summer. 

rments: and iS) the use of hla*- , >"W ted on Hie the 1BS1-52 18S1-52 budget, budget New Ne' 

"A k way.uscr revenues for purpaaea f will ut nearly SSujMO.OM of 

Among the recommendations to 

Ufay revenues for general state 

be considered win be reduction of a 

number of crimes from the elasi of 

Jm 

Among the reeonunenclBtlona to other than road building. Many rev- IU *»»»M »OHUH! lor general state 

be eoMldered wu»He reduction of a enue r«ouree« are being Wed to purpose*. This so-called diversion 

number of crimes from the clas. of the extreme. This emphasize, the ta po»*le only because of the n»~ 

a mtHtoTreonor to that of disorderly large number of inequlUaa in the tax • lo 1 anerwncy which rartriconduct. 

in order to Speed progecu. gtructure. The basic tax oWlo.ophv hl «"y conjtrucUon. Iven at tl 

Mon 

- , has failed to keep pace with the Governor Driscell has stroai 

A special actvisory committee of changing economic and Industrial "J. 1 * 1 * *• " h TO THE 

A special actvisory committ 

oltt-the-line budget that MUfHtUl LAUMDMV 

the Supreme Court will prepar 

atoes nothing to solve the long- 

modlflcatlon the Supreme plan Court from will prepare i-iew* the conditions, tax ooes problems," nothing to joive the lon(-range 

• IIP flKVICI 

mitted by 100 prominent law 

. (Jesiiite beinj 

indtutrial state For example, the budget doe 

p ^ take Into consideration new 

SAVI TIM! . WORK 

revenues, and these local which many groups feel' ar 

rlous oflenses 

*ential: H7.00O.0O0 for eûc Uwwf «-ly tl HH. tak-St* Matar 

dvUors who higher than th6«e in any other in. »«M0MO for highways; MO.OQO,60u 

prMecuton eb- diHtrialctuM. Improved 

TINKLErS 

many mch'eises. By down.gndJng. would help, inut 

they would not WOJWO for beach and other 

mim 

they could be dealt with promiiUy «*l the problem. •sm. As Ai • a matter mutter of of ""ons ons lof lor pay IOJUI u, civilian Laundromat Service 

In local courts. fact. New Jersey .penda aknoB as ?•»««. def«». ""a and relief iaeml tax. 

Al« to be considered will be i much per capita for government aj I"- 

West Ave, at Itih It, — l-hone MS4 

recommendation to repeal several ô other highly indtutruiUzed states. Th» long.ri 

still for a 

Sunday "•h» LAW,-. Tax collections for the u» of the sound. Hexibl 

Alao to be studied a a proDCHal -— - '^— 

re geared 

FREE PARKING 

tor reconciliation conferences he. " 

tween huabands and wives who art 

at the point of divorce or separation. 

to be conducted in secret before 

Judges af the domestic relations or 

county courts. 

Freeway Section 

To Open On Fri, 

»«• wBm of Hie Route 4 fteeway, 

state Senator A, J Caflero 

Rnnouncet 

Openim of the four-mile highway. 

JiU be attended by several state of. 

BeJato as well as county and munlci. 

pal tovemment representaUvea, 

Oto Hansen, geBeal contractor. 

«y» that although the freeway will 

be opened for trafflc on Friday, 

^nS^co^w*^ —* 

, TOe flail to the am «etch in 

«ta WHinty of a major atate artery 

limited to passenger—••>-•- ..f 

will extend from th 

tee Njs York state Jlne to Cape 1 

May County, Another section, opened 

last year, extend, from Cran. 

. and Mrs, Russell t Crawford, 

wWnown, J*,, are al i«« Cen- 

PIILD! 

Continuing Our 

When it's hot 

you want to conserve energy 

Avoid running around town to 

pay WUB—pay by check. Start 

a chicking account with us. 

Hie National Bank 


Cape May County'* Largest Bank 

MEMBER FEDERAL UN1VI SYSTEM 

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPOBATION 


$ 10,000.00 

Banking Hour* 

: 9 a. m. until 12 noon 

Sale of Summer Dresses 

VACATION FASHIONS 

for Juniors, Misses and Half-Sizers! 

Select From These Nationally Known Labels: 

Henry Rosenfeld • Betty Hartford - Martha Manning 

Judy Lee • Doris Dodson - Pam Patterson - June Pattern 

Kay Whitney - Gail Byron 

— 3 PRICE GROUPS — 

8.95 


10.95 to 12.9S 

5.95 

Usual!, would be 

6.95 to 8.95 

3.95 


S.95 to 6.96 

Cool Rayon Bemberg. and Shantung. . Cotton, in Chambr«y», Tlisuei 

ViO* -. ,W«p. Drt Cheeked GtathaBi , Cri,p, Ertra^heer PWd Gin,' 

torn WiÎilM l^ym - Wo^m Satta-Stripe PIMd. - &MMW Embroidered 

Broadcloth. - 0to Rl^r PWd. . B..I*., Ca.l»I.iprw«n,p.! Darifand 

Pa«teU! '" • . . . • ;. - • • . , • : • • - : • , • : • • ' 

k&' 

:: • • * ; • •• ',. 

V 

* ,B^j|«Bce of th« new 

; toualwV policy in Municipal 

,\ Court was multiplied yerter. 

' day when Judge Pranklin A, 

King announced substantial 

. fneHBMi in the amount of 

cash ball to be required for 

the release of persona «rrested 

for a variety of offenfles. 

The higher tail meant that* u. 

, euMd offender, will have mar* diffl. 

culty auytng out of Jail, alsa that 

tkate who fall to appear in court 

tor a Iwarina will forfeit larger aunu 

u • flne, 

' to oovim POTINVUL nwii 

Judte King M|d the new baC 

•ehedult mi designed to adequately 

earn th* petuntlal Ana far the 

WTensea. 

la Mil for dknrderly conduct, one of 

the mort common charges on the 

dockrt. lie amount now required 

for release la t3S. conmrM with 

Hi in the MM, pEnotu held u 

drunken and disorderly vrtll need 

HO ball InatHd of $18 

Otter change. In the criminal 

statute and city ordinance category 

mra: Minor gambling violation*. 

TBATFIC KATK8 UHU 

For traffic court, the rates auo 

were raised in HIH eases. Ball for 

rwUtaa driving want from MS to 

Mgi * or «*!«•• driving from HO to 

M». and for atop itreet violation. 

* 10 to *1. Bill required far 11- 

Mridns in »Jley». blpdtin« 

•0B or double parking was lnoMaed 

from BtoN. 

Sp«d4ng vloUtors will be required 

to past bail at the rate of »1 

,pwml|»iWaf the leg«l Umir, which 

teKphonft 0804 or 0801 OCEAflCiTY, 

Judge Fixes Schedule of Higiier 

for Peace Disturbers and Others 

' or»i indSrai ho'ur *4iffi l»i. 

A Utolwt aeate atoo prevail, m 

9n 

far •M.paraieM at 

aa Mas win lava 

MMtalllMlMM.Ui.HHni 

•f_«w UiMe*. 

Vboae ehariad with patty larceny 

«n win freedom from custody br 

putttaj up double the amount allegedly 

atslen, but not less than fSS, 

BMta trMaa? Mapeeta will 

l*we ew H tin heavUs* uuanu - Director, of the Omit City Home 

•f aall was eaM er HM int. Saving, and Loan Aa.ociatlon Wed- 

kz 

New Jewey* s 

Tax Crisis 

What Are We Cms 

Tb Do About It7 

Ma, i Mm apaelaj «rt» M 

New Jataty MM, yripa»ei far 

U» New Jeraap Praai JUNM- 

MM by Hw Haw Imr OUBHH* 

OI IBtl*W0Hl 

Jfi; ••rtfctuw 

**9 m P r ,ftjg 

fi levaj of »rvlc«. 

Savings and Loan 

Cuts Its Dividend 

Reduced to W% Cîrt. 

to Conserve Reserve* 

ment at the rate of 1H per cent a 

year for the flrrt six month, of liol. 

to HI savings account members ef 

the Anoclnllon 

The dividend rate was reduced 

from S,per cent, a level at which 

it had Men Paid for the paat several 

year.. 

Harvey W, Adams, .ecretarymanacer. 

explained that the director, 

felt that " " 

world wnditkin, H would be pru- 

dent to maintain auffletent re»«ve», 

and for that rtaaen cut the dividend 

by one-half of one per cent," 

Patience Prescribed As 

tCey to Long Wedded Bliss 

Couple Visiting Here Tmll How They've 

Lived Together Happily 61 Years 

Br U>» E. JOBNVON 

«» performed in • minister'. »ar« •"!»•« K««» 

sowge in Cemden. A li.year^!ii •JiTBKMVl TKAVEL*BBa 

! f PhUdlhi Until a few years »io, Mr. and 

Yeeterday, June M, l*J, Wr, and 

Mr.. John S. Obert, of Philadelphia 

ana summer recent, at Bt Snd at, 

for thepast M J*ara, observed their 

flirt wedding »nnlveary. 

Ifcalr raaiy* f«» m ton marriage 

la afliply aaMeaae: Win M eaa- 

•ally kX «• gtr. I. Ant. 

Althonh Mr. and Mr* Obert have 

•ummered In Ocean City for to 

yMri, their flrst visit > was nude 

^:T*;omm 

Hundred.—perhapa tAouauida—of 

Ocean City vialtera are wutlng twfi- 

1M by InacHtnff HMBTI In puking 

meter, in the downtown •hopplnj 

dtatrirt, City Comfnlwonkr Harvey 

W. Adam. rapnrM'f'MMdar. 

The Mnctor at revenue and an. 

en« urged the piaUle to read the tim tl-pt«c« 

Instruction aigflf on . the lalan, 

which clearly staM th.t they want 

nietels—not penaiat, 

The meters will dl«e*t pennlea Into 

their tMMoua .tDmscb*. but, the 

copper, will not ring up an hour', 

parking time at the stub. 

i 11.71 IN TWO m m 

Mr. Adam, dbelaaid that In the 

two wee*, ending Monday the-nt*. 

ten yielded *n.7I worth of penniaa, 

meaning that l.Tlt tuch coin. w*ra 

depwlted with no reauHUa; MuK 

In the prevlou. two wsaka Ui* 

penny total wu tllM, UkiMtt 

to W8.7S worth at wmrted esMam* 

In a month. . • 

•aaia auwrlri. .M ea «M- aa 

la dsftelt •« tnrti'n !• • iMir, 

tWa they UitagM pal tkaaa !• 

•a«4 tlMilac, TJwr wan aisM 

fe b k l M | k 

Inc Meketa (Ml Ik* paOM la. 

MW the «••»• taitatt mbwut 

Many, many more put in on* or 

two pennlw before tt«y read the 

Instruetlan panel and found' it wat 

ill in vain. 

One oi the other bud feature, to 

that frequently the meter coin bona 

become to choked with unwanted Choral Society 

pennies that they jam the median. 

Ian. and then, even a nlckeJ wont 

warfe. There were many ouch case, On Pier Tonight 

last week end, necessitating a servlcrcall 

by a eitj employe to open Shrink Ov>ir to 

the Dieters and insert new coin 

boss. 

The series of Introductory concert. American eotamt 

COMBINATION METTM 

ELSEWHERE 

by vuriting guest organiiatipn. on MayWaB atm JaM 

, The trouble experienced here 

the Music Pier wm be climaxed to- SSKrfiS"^^--^*^ 

'arise, from the fact that many night, tomorrow and Sunday, * vrtfV^ 

other communities, have combination the program. wUl oe e*rad !» 2"W? 

II mlnutea of parking time. Vlaltori „ ^ _^ ^^j 

from theae eitiw aamime that the *,«_** w * a ^ r ,y«" l JJ^!"i 

Another coftt«)uiln« BMetla that 

fcB*a* ' §L Vlal«faaafe 

Resort's Oldest 

Inhabitant Dies 

Wihon H. Will*t. 

dividend payment figure, gave Ttaf same over here, fjom Lena), 

evidence of the continued ^t to • little a^rtboMt 

A l O *«rf at »Pd «.. «t » Urn 

with 00 We Hi par 

rn Ptl Pfeiffer hat been police Blper- nighU •• 

„ „ * Ml, JM> that time th# diabune- Mr, Obert. who ekatrved hta ISrd 

T°ilIS. »f m mt nl«%wtaahaeed by Wl invaitan. 

birthday annivenary June U, i.atIU| 

i^£ 1-1 ^ AWilialMiasnts at preaen* are 

active in aports. He play, 

«fl».ta i ?ii »3»^K3; compered with tTM,. 

board at the Ocean City Bmawtion I 

Sentin.l-Ledger ^ ( ^^ 

y Daunagcd 

fce 1 dwattomt-a iH 

—. all aWy laauj," ake MMrtaV 

Obert. who hu «ttn In ttlH 

Mitt nverU Man, 1 la. uno 

houKoold chorea or 

man about easily. B*mu»e of poor 

r^T»r-->v-srr'?si 

not atrong enough to do much work Wilton H, WUleta, one of Onan 

City's earliest reeldenii, w*» came 

; tne HaddonfleJd cnwal 

will preant a concert tonight tinder 

the direction of Lewis A. «n*»r. 

r 

— lo and duet number*, and 

ante at least once and California Mr, Willefs home for the past 10 Mi URocbe, afJsa Simon. Mr. Fry 

three Umas, Their travel, have tak- yean had bean in Pslermo. but he and Mr. Perkins willalnaTMs mixed 

en them to Mexico and Key W«t, formerly raided here many yean quartet 

Fla. WhUe traveling, they met many on the north comer of 7th st. and The combined choir and glee club 

people from whom they sUll receive Central av. 

rue i, pM«M 

1 

--• - •« 

• 

IN r, o, n HAM 

He was an employe of the Oeean 

City paataffice for H yean until re- Patrolman Pfeiffer 

tiring on pension tn April. l»3fl He Scriou.lylll 

Joined the postal staff M a mail ear-. ntnlman John J. Ffelfler, of the 

I Her in l»0«. serving IS yean In that Ocean City police, is reported to be 

| capacity, and afterward waa a mall in serious condition at Shore Me- 

\ -elirk ft' W ye*- 

morjal Hoapltal, where he' waa ad- 

Bom In Palermo, he came to mitted early thi. week, 

Ocean City at the age of 8 yean. The officer has bean ill .lnce 

His father for some lime was officer June II, only two day* after be 

from the old AsaoeUUon wharf on 

. fie bay at 2nd it. He also worked 

•lavenl time, as a substitute in the 

I Coast Ouard atation, 

CtlT Pt.nK ON* IBM 

About 1100 he aerved M city clerk 

4ri 

Ocean City y«t«rd«y re- 

i-,. «» -i . nived eslvBd the aeeond ae«m good break 

In outgoing mall servtee within 

lesa than a week, ' 

'Forget-Me-NoU tX?^.** 

#!*• 

He entered the note tM U« lawti 

aanustal director at WCAM. Cam- I 

den, then served. In tjte aras CB-I 

H festive fe^Vt IHMU Jijit«lf(fiy momliiC 1)191 *h*r*- j, ad to' 

would be, an outgouia; MHlttve^, I MK 0 

. ler. DlaatileU Ameri- man ° 

^During tW week, memto. of the a—. I _:___ I;. 

HMv ABMUUBP an* tlwlr friend. rtSneWtan 

MB Mil ftaHuatad (lower. throu»fc- î ^wtf'i 

--. th. cky, in an ^Tort M ralw Ft ml tilt* it 

«a ierwe In'tte reaablMtttlon *WWWW., 

daaaMad war vrtotvn. and their A ptet 

••""" »• ' . • . • • , • • ' • • • • a A p a a a 

b»the.flMtml.o*th»klnd in Ocean ,i 

Onf 

mm •W*. 

1

•' ' TO PHILADELPHIA 

CAMQENTo 

t-m. Mm 

*•«•,•. b 

lt* 

liCITYi 

Friday, June 29, 1951 

Direct to 

BROAD STREET 

STATION 

LEAVE Oca AN CITY.- 

(lOth Street) 

*Sitsti»rds\ 

that the Garden State Frecua\ at 

C&p? Mu Cmirt House will be derii 

£&led for pufelie use this afternoon 

Th«> public is in* Hed to attend 

brief informal cxtfiucs at 2 p m 

adjacent to the sautheri> junction 

* ith Routf 4 

This mpdgrn link af 4 I mile* has 

the greatesl right of-way ^ idth ^\e¥ 

built in the southern tier of New 

Jersey c-aunlie'i and is tiestribid as 

tin outstanding acLumplLshmciu Tor 

publtL utility 

TO BE EXTENDED 

It IM eunnctiled with the* uld FU*rfa-A 

Route 4 jun nurtU ul Cape Ma} 

Court House Ond has a tDmpnrin 

junction vtith Rauu 4 ddjaci.nl m 

the Wilduood Gulf Coursi 

Under proposed later cnnlrdck ilii 

pa\ ing »iH be extended &uuth rii: 

additional four miles to Rum? S 4*) 

the Rio Grande Boula^yrd tipimiiLh 

to WildÔOd Gr.idlng apcr.il inns 

arc nou under w*\ on Uu BtmU 

*srd l« concert that *irUi-> intn i 

dual Farid^Hj 

In its width of 250 to 300 feet the 

Freewfi> has 5 af 24 feet On 

! either side of these roddwj^^ arc 

| shoulders 10 feet wide 

I TO FBESERVE NATIVE GROWTH 

I Landscaping w iH prcsifu nalm 

I plant growth Ba one of the objectives 

of Gmernar Drisgall tu impniic the 

. app^Sfanee of NPW Jcrscj ruadwdje 

Commissioner Abbott will preside 

at todays ceremonies The imaca 

tion will be pronounced b> Monsignor 

A,lo^siu3 S Quinlan Grtttings 

w ill be extended b\ Senator An 

thon^ J Cafiero and Assemhljman 

Nathaniel C Smith the Cape Ma% 

representatives in the legislature 

who advocated the appropriation for 

the Freeway construction In this 

they were assisted b> Lawrence M 

Ltar dirertar af the- fr^phnlders 

CAFIERO TO tl'T RIBBON 

Senator Crfhem will LUI Uu rib 

bon barrier 9§ a symbol of its Ire* 

Use Tar travel 

Thn fnur mtl«.s ilia I ha\ c tit-tn 

Completed represent ai lrnr^lmrnt 

of SI 201 4T7 whirh *. ,i hdTLd by 

the State Highâi Depirlmcnl jnd 

the U S Bureau tif PublK Rnat a 

The first Cofitrdrl u *i* dt S^J i TR" 

for £TrfHing bv the Reid CiwitrdtLmt 

Co of Waodbndgi ind ihr p i\ IHL 

now finished %\ as bv CJle Hark tit ^ 

Sons .if Plr*tt*iMtiilli Ih*' lo " bid 

dLr dt |STT fe50 

Patience Key to 

Long Marriage 

%ir Obril u i . 

J E S ri . n H i 

\ atch from Ihp t-i 

| *ul ed b* the Kf) 

| TO 

t . ti i 

Tomorrow. '§ it 

1} 

eplebrit*. Iht-JF di t 

number af frit r 

been dmnî fur (ni 

daughter and tn r 

dnd Mr E Jr c rph § Fri 

w ith them it OcLd 

tuiflishirf ill rntrri i 

i) i Ii r 

[ H Phil 

it i H» i < i 

Gjcsts uil! I e II * tiiLLh n r V 

Fifth Baptist Church Philji rlpju 

Mr and Mrj Ru E- I i * ] < 

Lansdo^nc Dr and Mra Ju i pi 

Kehrer Mr .ind Mr= Albert G1W1 

Fred Schnundf Mu Marv Lcci|nh 

ind Mr^ Mdfii B iij^l am uf Phil 

Parking 1 Meters Are j 

Choked With Pennies 

CenUnatd ifsm page I 

the meters here require the u : M*r id 

turn tho crank a iu!I rei'uluimM itt i 

ac*t back the block lo SO minutes, 

Meters In #ome other places arc HUlomatic 

and register time ^ ith nu 

manual operation^ 

When the Ocean City i-ominiîui.ers 

first bought me tens thre? sum- ! 

filers age, they considered: then rr= i 

jected the idea of penny meter* \ 

This was en advice at experts who j 

said that violations of the shuri- i 

term meters are usually much higher j 

than for nickel metors, because su [ 

many driver* overstay the 12 or 

minutes bought with a penny. 

Arsonist Placed 

On Probation 

Douglass Henley. 20, u( WiU 

as convicted of arson hi C 

Court tliis week iuic! wim plac 

probation for three ycsirs. 

He was fouiid euilty by 

Hurry Tencnbuum at n in tl u 

a jury. Mrs. Evelyn McCurty 

fled Umt Henley *ci ilr« ty i(" 

at 113 W. Montgomery ;,v m 

A CUMlUvd Ad Will ftcni u; 

SOUTH JERSEY 

GAS CO. 

A GROWING (OniM.NV 

Common Stock 

Bought - Sold • Quoted 

Arthur L. 

Batten 

MS BRIGHTON PLACE 

OCEAN crrir. N, J. 

BcprtatiiUtlve 

Woodcock, Hecc 

& Co., Inc. 

IN S, Broad Uitmti 

PhlUdclrhi. s, P.. 

Mmben FUU.-IUIUn.ra 

Blaak l l 

O.C. 1858-M 

i i 

iy •;•".» 

To Sing on Pier I Sni»f*fW fa 11 ah t I Miu Ocean City 

-"" **• ' 4? fi, ^S? ! To Go On Cruise 

I After Mile Chase ' At M .in Christmas Mm ii n \i_ar Time uld irt 

Went 65 m.p h. 

Along Central av. , 

\rrtÛtI In lut il p 'i i if Ii i i 

! Lh i < f i IL th in i iuit< ,i 19 

\* u i M UIL. tu it- wi n nl i 

StT ii thru, mniur \i iuli tiuiL,t 

M i L i il C uit Ii r«ln 

F iti Fi inkltn \ Knik i i ^cri 

Iht in . LII Hut n i B Snlor H« 

Ht • linj, i l l W* i is. int Fa II 

U, Ilit hra\ It-sl pen ills of Ihr sum 

mtr , un lu rliU I i u ILMIIH. ii 

rmii i 

Si\[ r I lkh ci r tn i i i! t vt th 

tin la * w a ii-i i r hn linn JI b;l 

' lilt.*- in hnur .i = •* m t tu £fe 

studLilt w ho w un tin Miss 

Oc. in fin lit.lt I .M WLtk 4nnl 

LUIULI hii m un pn/r i\\ (rd 

until Lhri tnns tht Ch.iiulu 

cil Lulu IM TLL nrifinui *-i_ci %i-,li 

ML* M I In w i LIM.II ihi 

c-huitr uf a suliulî ah||j fund ur 

i S !\UF\ ilUhe In the WpM Iti 

IIJUS mi Un. Holldlld 

L nn 

Shi* t hii^L !ht i ruist 

Jti I> \ L ttrttuy it w i^ in 

iitiUnciri thai ^he will Uiki tht 

(i ip l3te '»! DttLnibLr durinU 

Chri^lm i-. s 4i itiun !rtu tin 

AuuniTH ill f Hit Ai li 

tnr M nik thrmiL y it d lilinki r 

liijn aid ib I i 111 iia lo ubu r\ 

STERfcD AT Hll.II 

F itrtih in iSiik In ya^h !'Lu md >uC 

Philadelphia soprano of conceit | Hn MLLIIII -. ! llmf itlniliun u , S u t l l " t e Yacht Club Board to Meet 

mr\ rRi i HUH 

Tin Butird ul Gm irnors uf the 

On 4ii Cm V^tht Club will niLtt 

t-lilkht (Friday 

i Slid rsdlo «liu uJll iM Iriî [< tht i jlilh Utn h 

P^SF » a fu^t arlitt with tin- mlu t< n uu i hi Qtii l l brir'gp 

munfelpal urfhrslra fi ara M«tida\ ' liikli |» t < ] VS hili ihi \ mr| 

ihraufh the fsllauifig Pundit r^ ( in ikifife i L r turn i( pui UL hlin tl e^ 

hef liFul appcafimc on the Mutii IL flth i ii ii fin\ d< mitntut 

Piff las{ iHF Sh¥ K «cll knottn «••! plug 

on Philadelphia T\ program-j \ 11 • pull t u pprtidLhi-d Lit\ 

—^^- t '11 bnl r I 1 i i i uuund thi 

Orchestra lu un^ ,,i ' l ,' t?Ll 'V'LC'VJI 

Open Season Monday ^"^^ .'Vc'.,,!' 1 ! 1 . "hit ^t 

LQStlnued from p*gt I ( ' ^ ^ v ( \ \ > ^'"j ^ ' u^ " ^ d by 

tin rim I 1 nuflii r HKI !IL hit* 

h ^ O i>l ii S i\ i i In lh il Ihr 

\ Ulh f ,, 1 tllilllt M 

PISHIEU TO IBlh ST 

( ' I M I I.I M l » l l II I II lit I 1 l.\ 

Hll i il 

1. i 1/ 

I-i i I- F . I i 

J II I t I" I Ll I 111 

hl.il t..ii...... 

:-,•• nun ii. nun,in : 

\i:\\]'\: H.it-kli .. 

Imji 1 *./ srir 1 Mm n j IF tit d 

I! i 11 î t t it iiti.il I. 

si « In rt il % lu] pt€ It 

*iij in i n-ki 1 lh :iur ur jt 

b^ miU i i itn in Ihi t i_li .ii 

5=i\ 1 r ill iliti tu h I Ut of 

in . 1 . i M MI. i Mi _ h l 

In dddltian !o Ihr fifir Jydfe 

I Kiiip firdFfed the dffrndant ts 

earn muffler lo rrdure- thr \ olyme 

of tioKc »hirh Ihi aFfrîing atR 

tci^ -.wid i-J-K txff^Kf 

Choral Society 

On Pier Tonight 

C Dnilnued fram |id[c I 

p I I hruli i % Ihi irll 

ki Llr i M ri i il i , , ,, ti 

I t it | in i i i \ D in Lh\ 

B . • 

I It 1)1 t R III I.IKK I 

ii Mi n u i i i rt l.\ ihi 

ii I I i in 1 r ihi Fidimliun 

I M (Mil \ l l r ,ln, t It ri ht 

H il ,n J RtHli r , w M kt n \ n 

i 1 i IF I h It ,dt r tif 111 

^1 ui H i * * t iti il u ill 

II e l I v I, h r m n . 

t t r j I til f n i ,* | 11 f f El i_ 

r r iti I i U Ii 

1 rt I ] r r \I rt h t 11 ik, I 

r I) x f M 

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MYWOOD PRESS 

Ph, 14D0 823 Asbury Ave, 

HANSCOM 

RESTAURANT 

HIli Sin.-i.rt Uir Hi,, Boardwalk 

I lulli I I n I I 

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IMNNKllH 

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^ < il I il I nil ,| pi,. Jiilcc 

I I ' ' II I 1 ui i II n 4 Di iv Melon 

i i ' Jiiinlic In nii|i ( ikliiil SOi: 

M:iKII .ll'MIKI SlIlil.MI'S. T-.rliu S.iUri 

)1IU)M.|-.I) HAHY I••LUV.M.int. I'ur.-.lry Hull. 

)•! II IJ HI t I Ot .HI T I il , UI'.KC SEA SCALUirS linliir .Slim-. 

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BI!O1I,,ED Ad.STHAI.rAN I.OUS'JIjn TAIL 

llriiu-n Bllllvr 

i:'iu.LKi) f;r:.Mi r iNF: CAM"S LJVEH, BACON 

BnOWN HI-.FJK CflLfLA-SII i:N CAKSKROI.E 

SOIITMKIIN YUIEI) SPKINC I'lllC'KF.N 

SI'AiMSII IIMKI.K.Tl'f: 

nOAfjT I,KC; sritiNt; I.AMIJ. Mini .iriiv 

VEtiETAFSI.K l)INNi;i! POAl'UKI) V.W, 

(JIlM.l.ri) l.AMD t.'IIOPS ON TOAST 

(Jllll.l.Kn KIIKT MK1NON KIT:,II Mavliruoini 

:i;li.I.Kl) .intujIN .STEAK 1-1,_j|, Miishruuiiit 

(TKJIlT: (IK TWO VKfJKTABLES 

llutici 

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1.50 

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1.40 

2.21 

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'•''"''•'I IViMiiiiij..-. Uuttirrcd I-'ITSII E|)iniicli 

(..•"It- Sluiv «ill. Miiyuiiimuiv 

'"' M'dli. ' tJtiMUji Bii.uiiil.fc 

BlllcllCI-rv IMS I'UI'CMMIII Cllhililil |'||- I'Wldi UlBf 

AsMilTcfl Jellii aiiawlilMTy Sumliic Huibin TUB Ring Cake 

milled - WiitcriiiclDii Apijli; SHULO 

Vunillu.-Hrau-berry. f.'lii,iuhilc UutlcrAiiiiund Ice CrcHiii 

fceinon Iii- OiHiiie Ice 

'. • . BEVEHACJES 

Cuilce Tuii uc it't 'j*uii • Milk J'it&liini buiikg' 

L'liildrcil'ii Poi'lioii -Di'duil 23L' [ruin tihove priL-ct exgC|)l tut tteuki, 

.vliujili, broiled or tried ilmktii aii.l duth, 

Dujkl.iit .— B - II A M. • Uliiilur ,- J . 8 K M, 

— FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1961 _ 

^MOTHERS !f 

HUT Vour Childrrn'a Wt«r it j 

PftlNTIfi/a 

Regular 

or 


HI A.hmv All, Ph. 0410 

WEEK-END 


Fresh Orange 

Layer Cake 

55c 

WARDS 

Pastry Shop 


Phone 1260 

000000000000000000000000 

FIRST 

TRUE-FOCUS 

PICTURE 

in Television History 

will discuss pinna for activities dur 

the summer season. 

Mr, and Mrs. Lnwrcncf Winrhrll 

1 

Choose from many Models a ^ 

SPECIAL EASY JEMS^ 

of Vintiand, 0f« oeeupjing an apsrt 

men't at a4th et. and Central av, 

WINNER'S 



• SALT WATER TAFFY • 

• HOME . MADE FUDGE • 

MAll til ANVWIIKBK 

THIS WKEKS SPKi 1A1, 

1 1b, Asurted Jellie. All i («r 

1 ih, Ai»t, ChocttUte. $•! .89 

1 Ih. Cocoanut Deli«hU M. ~ 

FRESH SALTED NUTS 

PH. 1484 OPEN SAT, lit 

ILOSED SISDAVS 

740 Asbury Ave. Phone 2IBS 

FREE DELIVER Y 

Open Until 1p.m. 

Wed., July 4th 

You Will Taste the Difference and You'U 


FIRST TIME at This 

NEW LOW PRICE 

mmmmmmm 

$199.95 

145 SQ. IN. SCREEN 

Ste Uir serin In }Our awn 

home will, ihl» le-lnrl. TV 

v.lut »cn«llon! phileo BAI,- 

AN< KI, BEAM pieiare brlnia 

new vlrulnt cnjsjinwnl . • , 

no yiur or imear, auptr-prtforniMnct 

even In «e»k alinal 

CALL 1242 for 

Immediate Delivery 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 

P| H» B * 1242 . 710 Asbury Avenue 

GARRISON 

JEWELERS 

Watches 

\Biamands • Jewelry 

Expert Wnlch 

and Clock Repairing 

Jewelry Repairing 

Modernizing 

All Watches Tented on 

Watch Ma.ter 

80S ASBURY AVENUE 

fill iilclc 

PHONE 227S 

FORMER LY 

Q^lf T\ PAD S 

tl Guard To 

Start Building 

$50,000 Project to 

Bo Begun Next Week 

Htiyri i.J :i Muit.ir 

tiil.hr.^ iNi- |h,, (in: 

r I N , - , v , . , ,r, i-,, •. 

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Phone IS44 

Dr. RogRr G. LijRosn 

Optometrist 

844 Central Ave, 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

S 

5 

P 

SCHUFF 

PHONE 1242 

PR 

EC 

NO 

WHILE THEY 

i^ 1 :;:!Li:Rr 

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fur MI,. ' '.„:,, , 

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LAST 

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Driving School To 

Open Registration 

Applications to Be 

Taken By Police 

iit H(in"n= sii.fi- driving 

i .! u' r i I Ji'\ 

i ii ! i n p n 

=;iiitjunrtiT 

July id 

ft h,v iht- IMI 

ihtrn nniu.nl 

\\ hith w .11 ij) 

fit ll! iMiiin 

fill, (O, TCI COXfirC'T SCHOOL 

* ngnin 

saft'iy 

At.ihFilir 

199.95 

Wl IKS Phileo soya "freezer" it means 

I'llKEZKH! Yes,a roomy full-width looker 

wii h insulated door and fully enclosed in the back 

ami top as well as the lides. Gives you the true 

stern none temperatures you need to store frozen 

foods up to a year—even keeps ice cream,! 

FULL-WIDTH 

QUICK CHILLER 

GLASS-COVERED 

CRISPIR 

II I 1 r I n KrrpB IruiU, vegetable* 

I 1 rli nl f r I II- iintl grin m«rl(Bt.fre«h, 

I i I I IH, iriHijiindljirttvinmnintcold, 

f i i t , Doo|i, with big capneity. 

Plus these Phileo features: 

* 14 »i. Ft. of Shalt Capacity 

* 7 H ;y. ih in theipoee of "*" 

* Sel/.CIoting Door Latch , 

* I.:. Trnys with Lever Relsoia 

* PhHeo.tuner Power SyitBrn 

* Fitra Vsar Warranty Plan 

65 Weeks 

To Pay 

ELECTRIC 


in Off.'in C\iy 

^r*iti thai \h< 

-nii ihri-i- of il 

0 

V 

Hand Says Much of House 

Tax Bill Is Sheer Waste 

Much of Revenue Sought Not Needed For Defense 

or Social Purposes; More Billion* For Squanderers 

FoUowing his recent minerily votf 

against passage sf the federal tag 

Ingmlation by the Hûse of ReprcivntaUVfPS; 

Congressman T\ Millt-t 

If and. of Now Jt»rgey'* Seeend Distritt, 

yuwtpriiny isûr-d the foliowinji 

.^tiitonitnl; 

While* the measure adopted by 

iht? flouiie iatp last week tontairu 

s:tmi= j4 hoip 

ty eliminate some of ihe inequities 

in the federal tas law. I voied 

Qgnini «ith that cautitr^ 

md iur^ j^pert of its Rj\rmmem 

wo'! hdtnful lo Us 

Ai it r the passage nf time how - 

t \*.r wt uri able in inspect more 

RITDHLPH H KLAUDEH 

JH2" Ttntril ji 

PRINTING 

COMMERCIAL 

STATIONERY 

Lewis L. 

Barrett 

ronn.rly •nilaabLMnr 

Job PrlnUntD.pt. 


lU 

BVIdayf June 20, 1951 

Wildwood Man 

County Delegate to 

N. J, Democratic Club 

Joniilhori Acton, of Wildwsod, 

been named to repnunl Cur ' 

County on the advisory Bonn 

National Democratic Club i 

Jef»y. it waj announced yrmturdty 

Mr, Aeton will nrv« HJI Ihe lialaon 

with the Club's SUuj headquarter. 

In Trenton in Democratic mattcn atrectins 

Cape May Coumy, including 

CMb •n 

What thi. world nnti 1od»> 

more award! beat Into -•-"•—» 

•nd political raeluMen 

plowhand* 

VENETIAN BLINDS 

MADE TO ORDER 

Seashore Upholstering Co. 


Top Your Slimmer Wardrobe 

With a Crochet Bag 

BASES 39c to $1.69 _, 

STRAW Stc to 7fe 

BEADS .............. 15c a String 

• Lending Library 9 

Dorothea Robinson 

PHONE 

0994 Air Conditioned 

KABAT'S . . . Home of 

America's Leading Brands 

it. Botany and W«mbl«y Tlei 

ir Swank and Pioneer Belt* 

'• Cisco Casual Shirts 

662 

BOARDWALK 

Hughes' Central Pharmacy 

(ESST. 

At Your Service 

J, Thornley Hughei, P-D. 

Owner li Mananr 

Prescription Compoundinc 

Ha* Been Our Speeulty 

For 40 Year. 

Freicriptions Called far 

and Delivered 

Prescription Dept. and Night Phone —. 0245 

EIGHTH & WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, N, J. 

SHROPSHIRE JEWELERS 

313 STH STREET 

if Gatltner and Botany Swimweu 

if MacTaggart and Van Heuien Sport Shirts 

ir WMtminiter Hose 

ir Nerthcord and Northcool SuiU 

ir Foster and Airman Jackets 

• Melrose Park and Botany Slack* 

ir Jayson and Van Heusen Pajama* * 

ir Botany and Dunmar Robet 

ir Custom Made to Measure Clothes 

(OFF. SVPER MARKETft) 

SALE 

ON 

PEARLS 

NECKLACES - BRACELETS 

CHOKERS 

Were 3,88 NOW 

Were 3.98 .....NOW 

Were 7.80 NOW 

Earrings to Match 

9 

§ 

*. 

*

? '-•• 

•f»V , 

fw- 1 .*, , * 

SHOP 

AVE. 

SPECIAL 4 

CAkE 

|tjPAlT»Y - PIES - CAKES 

•TJ-7A.EM HIDlnaa* 

7^* 

•-T K 

t*#U ft* 

'rJT •" 

Mrs. Townson 

Dies Suddenly 


Many Year* Stricken 

funeral aarviees were eosduetad 

Wednesday lor Ifn, SiMKlh M. 

Towiuon. wife at Ernest R. Town- 

•on, of AM Plymouth pi.. Ocean 

City, and the Garden Court Apart* 

menu. Philadelphia. 

Mn. Towluon died Monday while 

#o route to g hoapital after having 

been •trieken with a heart attack at 

California-Julianne Shop 

Oeman City, N, J. - Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 

SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1951 

1112-1114 BOARDWALK 

(OUR 5th SEASON) 

AND SAIMD 

COLE OF CALIFORNIA 

GABAR 

GET ON THE 

BAND-WAGON 

FOR THOSE GAY YOUNG FASHIONS 

. . : . AND. IN BETWEEN 

. And For That Man in Your Life 

; MEN'S DEPT. 

'• / TWO-PIECE CABANA SET 

- ' IN POPULAR COLORS 

4 • f ' • . - : . 

$WWnm for the Kiddies • 

Julianne Shop 

udA.lt, 

M nnrenn a 

^ , ami ft* Marmora 

Church. 

He tj survived only by hit wile. 

Annie C, WlUeta. 

Mr, WUlau mi admitted to the 

•mmcfiiJisMMB 

ALL OUR USED CARS ABE 

GUARANTEED WE CAN OF- 

FEE TOU THE BEST DEAL IN 

TOWN. DON'T FAIL TO SEE 

US. 


1941 Che»lct 

', Ton Fuel Track 

Buns OoM — look. Good 

$295. 

• SPECIAL * 

1MB Ford Coupe 

7,«M Miles 

Bargain Hunter's Special 

tiots. 

• SPECIAL * 

194$. l'i-Tor. Ford 

Chaasli Cab 

New Tirea _ New Motor 

$595. 

•an. risi e* tmf t 

WritMa oaaraatn 

EDW. G. KURTZ 

COMPABV 

Al TIIOBIZF.D KOKU ,.J 

JlEBtlBV DEA1.KB 

lit * AtloJDtic, Ou.n City 

Opea Eretfiaii aad saa 

CU1 O. C, 0600 

STEVE 

COCH 

New Jersey's Tax Crisis 

- — the Kent _ 

at) Salts Tax . . . IMaaan TM " 

iaf Co.. woolen goodi manulactur. 

"fa* 

Coailsua fraaa Van 1 anelei may tven e«i»t on the Kavbw« Baalnasa Twi . . . 1 

Batldai her kuatend, Mr.. Trrwnn 

ia »ui-vlv«i by a dnuahter, Mrs, 

hospital two weeka ago after he fell The flrit requirement (or a sound same itreat 

Mlla turn. «B B«T7 Trmaka 

Nile B.11. of pallas, Vex,,lanB a and broke n-veral rib. Dtath re. tax structure, says the Commission, Centrallied supervision of •raaalar Lanal »udsu| 

tnndnaiugrtar. Miss MancT Donald, •ulted from shock and complications is to put the property lax in order assesanuntl by the state, coun- 

TBH. aWlMUtlai wUI 

student at Northweatem UnlverHty, "ftere will lie a viewing Sunday UNtrOBM ASSESSMENT 

ty, or both. This is now required 

In fatar* aHltlta. 

Memorial service* were In tax 

Oliver H. lair Funeral Home. 1830 

from I to MO p, m. at the Smith II PROVIDED 

by law hut never put into practice. 

Chestnut at. * 

Funeral Home Funeral aervieei 

(Tueadsy—Naw Jawr 

The new State Comtitutlon re- 

will be conducted there Monday at quires that property be asseHed 

CD Correction of inequltlcn facet l»x UchlaJai i 

1 p, m.. by the Rev, B M Stirwell, "under general law! and by uniform 

in the MfWMl property tax: by 

Wilton H. Wallets paster of the Tiicfcahoe-Mnrincra 

• a uniform, well-defined lax on 

rules according to the same stand, 

MeUiodiat Bhunhei, Inttament will 

business personalty (inventories 

ard of value". Studies shew wide- 

Dies at Age of SO be in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo, 

and equipment): farm personalspread 

differences, even within the ty (livestock and equipment): 

hUbearen will be friends from •ame municipalities. Based on cur- and abolition of the property PRINTERS 

her Philadelphia home. She hadtor 

one term under the eouncllnianlc the Ocean City postofllce stall and rent market prices, these "stand- tax on household goods with a 

been ill several jwars. 

form ef government, when it waa an the Jr. O. U, A, M, 

ards" range from Ji per cent to 123 provision of an optional occu- MYWOOD PRESSi 

She and her husband have been *l€€ti¥a sSfe. 

per cent. Household persona! prop, pancy tax by municipalities. 

Identified with Ocean City far •!- Mr. WiUets was • member 

erty is assessed at a nominal sum 

Pb. 1490 823 Aabury AT».< 

Lightning Bolt 

that has no^ reference whatever to m If local assessment is to 

Causes Fire Alarm the base. There il no standard of be continued, establishment of 

value nor of practice. Collections equalization ratios of local as- 

A bolt el lightning during uii arc Inadequate and ently. 

sessments among taxing dla. 

brief storm Wednesday evening set 

tricts. Thus there can be a fair 

off a falw alarm at the Hsnlf Inn These facts lead the CommiMion apportionment of the county tax 

Hi Wesley av. 

to recommend strongly that "taxa and a fair distribution of slate 

The lightning struck outside wir- tion of household personal propert) aid. 

Ing, stepping up the voltage leaaJn tie abolished and that munleipalitiei 

to the hotel's alarm nystrm Whei be given the option of levying a HOW TO BELIEVE REALTY 

the alarm sounded. Mrs, Velnu J occupancy tax", (A levy paid h The Commission suggcsU that two 

Smith, the owner, called the flr 

the occupant on a scale graduated passible methods of ending the pres- MILLER OPTICAL CO. 

department. There was ne Are am 

according to the rental or valuation ent rising trend in real estate taxes 

no damage, firemen reported, 

of the dwelling unit) 

may be considered; (I) revision of 

present real estate tax exemptions; 

Lightning struck In Atlantic City STOCKS. BONDS 

Pane Nil Ul Artarr A»«.| 

(!) limitation of real estate taxes. 

and several other neighboring com- UNDER SCRUTINY 

Both of these problems are being 

munities during the storm, which Intangible property--»iockg. bonds studied by the Commission. 

began about i p, m. None of notes, mortgages, etc—in the hands 

damage was serious and there were 

But the Commission believes the 

of individuals are entirely exempt. 

no injuries. 

problem Is far grayer than reviiinE 

This again points up the plight of the property tan. Revision will im- 

the real estate owner, 

prove the local U« situation, but 

Hay Feve 

Police Executives 

"A eiiiiea can own a million It will net provide the necessary 

dollara' warUi of hlfh-yleld tr additional revenue for the slate. 

At Navy Air Station earlties mmt pay not a nickel la If New Jersey is to raiie the 

Chief Robert J Lackey and Capt. elthtr state ar lacal urtrnMiul; 

1 

William H. Smith, Jr., of the resort bat If he n u » million dolUr. If OPBKINO MONDAY, JULY !•« 

»1 it*, yum 

poliee department, and Chief Wil- wgrth of real estate and Improve- FRAN OLIVER preienu, 

iigm Morrow, ef Semers Femi, were ments, he pays an ntnmt af >lz 

given a close-up view ef the U, S, per tent to a variety of laeai us- JEAN PARKER 

Mail's giant air station at nearby Iaf alstrleU," 

KarNnrnr 

Pernoha, Tuesday afternoon. 

IV THE SPARKLING COMEDY pgf r*« • -il HI » is ran 

These inequities lead the Conimii 

•• ili 

The two police eHlcers attended sien to suggest four ways in which 

the monthly meeting of the South to put the property tax in order: "Candlelight" 

Jersey Police Chiefs' Ajseellltlon, of 

which Chief Lackey is president 

ResertaUana New! 

Afterward the entire group was es- 

Phone A, 0. 4 1151 • IH or. a MW tl 4ntniiiMi«ln 

corted on a tour of (he airfield, in- 

pl«H bring "> rw MbuKiar far ina 

eluding inspections ef the new jet 

MsvcllM and nnrklr« 

fighter planes and the control tower 

SELVAGN'S 

Rmxatl Pharmacy 

Hi It, SM Aiblry Ave, Ph. lltt 

_ . 

(1) A new approach to the 

present vaguely defined "true 

value" measure=a step permitted 

for the Brst time by the new 

constitutini Ks assessments are 

made leeii..y, "true value" may 

mean 40 per cent ef the sale 

price in one area, 80 per cent 

in another, etc. Such discrep- 

3 Boys Held For 

Playland Theft 

Allegedly Took 

$50 in Nickel. 

Local police Wednesday night ar 

ested three boys on charges of 

p*and larceny and held them for 

uvenile Court hearing before Judge 

'ranklin A, King on Saturday, 

Two of the boys were 15, the 

ther was 14, Police listed two of 

hem as bowling ailey plnboys. 

The alleged theft involved 160 

.forth ef nickels wnich disappeared 

rem the cashier's caje in the penny 

rcade of the Playland arnusernent 

enter, Sth st, and the boardwalk. 

According to police, two of the 

oy£ created a disturbance which attracted 

a crowd, including the cash. 

;r, to a far comer of the buileling, 

i her absence the third boy took 

he bag of nickels. 

Patrolmen John Gensemer and 

ames Prevenfon were cailecl when 

ie theft was discovered. They said 

icy found the coins in the pocket 

if one ,bey who returned to the 

eene. 

Mr, and Mrs, Walter C Anderson, 

J Richfield Part, are occupying an 

parlment en Momingsidd rd. 

f MHai Mot. 

AVlO — .PHILIP CAREY „ 

TEDd-CORSJA? 

(Tax InladrdV U.IIOrd,,, Filled 

ATL*«TIC CITY'S FfBHT 

THKATBK IH THK PlOrSD 

Circle Theatre : 

Halrl ClflHH — All.ntlc ('ill 

CAPE THEATRE 

BEACH AT MADISON, CAPE MAY 

"THE MAN WHO 

iff 

CAME TO DINNER 

BY KAUFMAN AND MART 

Monday thru Saturday Evej. at 8:40 

All Seato Re«-rved — $1.20 - $1.8O - $2.40 incl. tas 

For Reaervatisna — Phone 4-8858 

Next Weeki "Ught Up the Sky" 

PALERMO'S MARKET 


Choice 

SWIFT 

PREMIUM 

MEATS 

FULL LINE OF 

FROZEN FOODS 

GROCERIES 

PRODUCE 

Open Daily _ 8,30 A. M. to 6 P. M. 

Friday and Saturday — 8)30 A. M. to 9 P, M. 

WHY WAIT IN LINE? . . . 

Save Your Tine , Patience and Temper 

MOW MM FOB B1AL SEBVIC'e and FBSE DEMVEST 

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^**^^^^^^^^^ 1 *** ta ^^^ l ** B ''"" ll J 1 '^ 1 'JaB«««>Biphta^B|aB««««^Ps»jBlaaBi* I 

LIVE LOBSTER 4 

IN OUR MARKET 

Oyaterm - C/arn* - Lafatmr Tail* 

Lobster ftfmat • Lobttert . Sof(€r;;ii,:, 

c 

t 

k 

k 

k 

k 

In Every Department of Yovr 

Buy after Buy £ Fourth of July! *- 

You'll b« money ahead if you shop at your AtP for the holiday 

ahead. It's brimful of budgtt-iaving buy,... from tender 

hami and fryeri to (uieisut cake, and piei. Don't mitt the 

big parade ef grand valuei we'v. lined up to help you have 

a gi«rioui Fourth I Stop in today and get your holiday marketing 

off to a goad and thrifry itarti 

eustomers* 

Corner 

As jou know, A&P hM led »»»« way in 

,rr.,,g ihal every itein you purchase hai the 

|irice marked on it. 

This U not an easy job, bill we look it on 

,hOppin(, •nd help OP«« eheeker. be 

sure thai you are ehsrSed the emreel price. 

So, when you relum bom* from your 

ASP you ean be lure tliat lh« price will be 

pUinly marked, not just « •ome itcnu, bul 

on every it«m you purehaied. 

Do vou ttad 4U pri« »•*»« •S-' lem 

helpful? Hav« yoo any .ugiertlons ai lo how 

• «f pleaM •flUi 

CUSTOMER! RELATIONS DEFT 

A&P Food Store 

480 Lexiniion Ave,, New York 17, N. 

ALL PliCll INOWN IN THIS ADVIKTISIMINT AM 

fllB THUMDAT THIOUttH IATURBAV. Jlaa M, If a Ittk 

ALL A&P SUPER MARKETS OPfN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL f P. M. AND WILL II 

OPEN AS USUAL MONDAY ft TUISDAY, JULY 2ND ft 3RD TO 6:00 P. M. AND WILl 

IE CLOSED WEDNESDAY. JULY 4TH. 

•E MLWHU ncvnnvAl 

•UTIP eMICKlN- 

OP.THI.IIA 

TUNA FISH 

EDUCATOR CRAX 

SALAD DRESSING 

BEVERAGES 

EIGHT O'CLOCK 

RED CIRCLE C0FFE|r^^m U, lie 

Bakery UeUghts 

JANI PARKIR WHITI SLICID 

FRANKFURTfS or SANDWICH 

•alia- JAh " 

JANI fAMI* 

Potato Chlpt 2 :;: 13c 

JANI tAMM 

Mwry 

JANt fAMM 

DMttrt SMIs 

JANt 

Dtmrt Liyirt 

•Vj-tt. 

can 32 

ANM 

PAS! 

•PIPII COL». COCa COL*. CLICQUOT 

CLUB, IIV1N UP, ItVak CUpWN COL* 

1ANB INClUBi! ISfUl BIHSITi 

AtVP. DIL MONTf, DOLI and LIMY 

PINEAPPLE JUICE 

BANQUET CHICKEN 

HUDSON NAPKINS 

HERSHEY SYRUP 

CLUXUIT1RANB 

«RAT1B 

USHT MIAT 

t-ox. 

can 

25 e 

••M. 

pk«. 18° '& 28 

pint 

MILS AND MELLOW 

COFFEE 

BOKAR COFFEE 

bottl., 

b.9 77 ( 

Dairy Department 

iUNNrfllLB fANCr 

BUTTER 

IN ' «-lb. PUNTS Ib. 77c 

.^ 75* 

LAKGt Sill ALL WMITl USWM 

Fresh Eggs 

IOR0CNS 

WMH1 MWHI ptg Iw* ••-••N Pk>. 

, MU$H. miAmt w* own nmmo 

Spr»ad* «««» |i**, 

CMMSf fOOO 

PibtNtt y,:««e a IN 

ONI WHOL1 COOHID 

CHICKIN— 

KIW LOW PRICI. 

WHITI TA1LI NAPalNi 

HUMOM NAPKIN COUPONS 

MDIIMID AT TOUR **P 

Cheeel«te 

CMJ 

46-81. 

can 

31° 

41/..11,, $4,78 

c.n | 

•*• IOC 

cf.O 10 

7" '*15 C 

^27c Flf Mm 

( — 10c SanitMt Contd Bttf ?-37c 

AfM «-,, Mia. tld LMV*M—Ploi*. PicM* ft 

Anvrieai or Pimento Sllcad Cheeie '* ~- 18c 

Domestic Switt ChMM itw « es « ''«• » •• lf« 

AHZONA 

CANTALOUPES 

PINK MAT JUMBO U SfZff — INONf fKfCCD HISMMJ 

SOUTHMN HfO Kl-E ICE COLD — (NONI PHICfO mSHIII 

WATERMELONS 

•UT THIM IT THI 

WNOU, HALP OR fUAKTU 

WHOLE WATERMELOH-M LR. AVIRAII, SIM 

DELICIOUS fUUTONI — INONS M1CIB HISMRI 

YELLOW PEACHES 3 

GAUFQKtilA SWIIT-I4T1NS — I NONI MtlCfB NMNfll 

EACH 

SANTA ROSA PLUMS ^ 1! 

iOUD SLICING 

(NONI HICID HIOHH) 

SOUTHMN 

Crisp OH.IMI 

iuao 

Froita Straw btrriM 

OraigtJiiM t^m^m 

iiriTitriSf 

imswmiNU 

ums IIS »atT»t 

ToMto Jtricf 

TQUATO COCKTAIL 

REAL SOLO fUU CAUfOHNIA 

Mm 

juaiY 

SNOW CftOP 

a-

,.-*• sj 

'•^•i 

4M ml Mate 

»T ED 

• »«1 carirafatrjr I 

I, PracW««« 30-1 

O»od .alary, Ml 

•miumn 

M mm i 

FURNISHED, I 

lATE POSSESSI 

CAMPBELL 

AVE. — OCEAN crrr 

Y HOMES 

IN PRICES 

•afiia MtebaaW bt* 

at if.Bla la final. 

Haiaiijii MM —' «•* u MM. 

Atmrmmmi 

WALKER 

k StTCM __ Mtnmn 

Ctt,»5«.R-ll 

Homes 

k6.fJW«t,NMr Parkway 

Ê SOFFME 

of Homes Since 1920 

UAWMABLC VaUCES 

ncaloW. Op«n -fir*- 

CIOH to grantl beatcb. 

. Upatain Apartment. N«ar 

IkaM. Furnulied. 

ESTATE 

"^ STREET 

K>M, 2-BATH 

, facing beach. 

' 1 HX9 Construction 

* ^H 

Although only a year old, Oa Korean War bu already produced It» own "Machine Ouo- XeUyi, 

"Blood and Guti" Pattern, and "Nuta" itCAuHMa, Above an alx of ttw OMB who will leas b» 

rBomtart Mr ttMr nWfllto or irrrlamatlona. Om, William DMB, miming ibee last July, won 

the Medal of Honor for attacking weny tanks and aariaUac wounded la Tfcejon. Known among 

Ml mas at the "hottest combat omoer" In Keraa. John Mlcbaelis was mads a BrUadler General for 

bia m h « ) .tubborn defBuel of a Puaan perimeter •pproach. Virtually unknown Mom the 

•urpriae ( t a M o* Qtn, smacAfthur. Gen. Matthew Rld«way U anured a plan In history u the 

new commander of UN forwa. \UmHue Brig, Gen. Uwi. Puller crashed headline, when he urged 

. „ «M down to fl*Htln«." Tat first OI 

to win a Madal of Honor for actlin in Sena and lire to M/SgL Imat Kama who .lnglehandedl, 

•lew 230 enemy aeMlara, dpi. i.mea Jabara Man the nation'* flrrt Jet ace after Us Ml kajoed 

> ati RaMta-buIIt Ms la Yalu itlver doffljhU. 

Centred Ocmon City 

By ESTELLA 

—mander and Mi 

Brtan, of Norfott. . 

of Mn, Rre'a mothe 

F. R. Bridegam 

REAL ESTATE 

INSURANCE 

Choice Summer Rentals 

Wl SOLICIT TOUR LISTINGS 

FOR SALE 

Lot 

3100 Block Aabury An. 

3-Famiry Apt. 

eiracau each. Balk, < 

iarace. Furnished, 1 

Stan. 

$11,000. 

nt, Saturday, The 

! beautifully decorated with 

d maidens breath. Mn. 

i, William A, j s w|, t sraM gj-eeted with music on 

n, Dellre and her arrival. 

i guests ThOie present, besides Mn, Jewitl 

d her husband, were their only 

r «on. Wilfred w. Jewitl, his wife and 

two sons, of Philadelphia: J 

and the scred ryles for Its present 

application to the eure of dlseasp." 

(148:11 1 

."£ and Donald t>, Jewitt, a_, 

r , „„„ m »«« Jtvttfs sister, Mm. Nellie O. Bar. 

i " f 1 """ m Bye back • 

Rye and he ehUdrei 

treated at the Tomlin Memorial 

Mm Bry n (or a couple of 

Memorial Hospital. 

"" ri»n. of Ocean City; »' " 

Mn. Jame. w. Jewitt. 40B Mth St., fhsfer of PhiladelphU, and Ml« KOBE AND MORE 

eelebnted her 71th birthday Janet Hendrickson. of Kirklyn. I 

•ware County, Pa, 

A mild little men walked Into an 

~ c « « 

lneeme-tas inspector's office, sat 

New arrivals In Central Oe down and beamed on everyone, 

City over the week end were; "What can we. do for you?" asked 

"-, and Mrs, Kenneth Eland i the inspector. 

m, of PhUad-'--'- -••- --"• — "Nothing, thank you," replied the 

the iiimmer at mi & 

little man. "I just wanted to meet 

Mr. and Mrs, C, F, __. the people I'm working for." 

family, of Cotlin^wood. i 

—>nd part of the 

| Mrs. A, D, K 

PIMM 0953 510 Mi Jt, i Bethlehem, \ 

I at MM Wall 

1 

**- ind Mi 

of Hav n, Fa., who will 

na the sum ef at 3044 Asbury 

Small Apartment 

Sleep. «, Utlni rHB. kllche 

beirHIB, talk, 

$450 for teasOB < 

STRETCH 

;428 Ocean Ave. Ph. 1326 

FOR SALE 

Modern Cottage 

On Cenlrnl An, lauinf aeaaa, 

Ifanr •wapleil. FinkM, Two 

Three Bedroom 

Cottage 

DabmL Oaravb PlawM attlf. 

KaMIy HUTeriaA Ur lira aaati> 

•MM. FBimHf 

A Real Buy at 

fiM0 

Central Av. Cottage 

Price $7,450 

Large Oceanfront 

Cottage 

tt k 

$17,500 

U yaa mti M h»a»* IMiac 

tfcfâ««m mm CMInl AT*. I luv* 

M to MM*. SmM .k«t ifni. 

>Mto« LlW Mittite M 

MT Wk 

f'kf? 

.I*H, .oat* 

of Phiia*lphi 

--. -,-i Mrs, SiL „. 

in, Dan, of Clayton, N. j., and M 

"I Mra. Harold K " ~ 

Soro, were guests of Mr. and Mr 

Edsar P, Berger »n Sundny. 

rait CHURCH OF 

CHRIST. SC1ENT1HT 

" n Cttr, New Jene 

ldBy Service—1J 

re, Mh «. and B 

ay School—11 a 

p, m., Sll ith 

Reedinf Roo 

days, Thundays 

nlal Meeting, 

^^NCB LESSON 

SERMON 

uro 

! services next SunO 

-* "•— ' n^Sermon is "Chr' "• 

Science". 

The Golden Text is from Ha 

kuki "Tile earth shall be filled with 

th kledge of the glory of the 

I«I* aa the -waters cover the aea," 

'2:1*) , t~m 

fMMnm trom the Bible (Xine 

James Version) will include thla 

promise; "Verily, verily, I say unto 

you. He that believeth on me, the 

works that I do shall he do also: 

and (renter works than these •hall 

he do; seeause I «p unto my Father," 

tJBlm Mill,), 

From "Science and Health with 

Key to the. Scrlptuna" hy atoiy 

Baiter Eddr "Divine metaphyslB i. 

now reAwed to • syMun.to a form 

compreliensfble by and aokptad to 

the thought at the •• In which we 

Uvt This sgnMem enables the learner 

to demonrtrate the divine PrinclpJe, 

upon which JMUS 1 healing wutwaed. 

'3S P.ckard 

Mlw S««aB 

*47 Chi7«Ur JedBti 

wllk noli Drive 

'4« Packard 

*-D**r S«tHd "to accompllih the purposes 

thej- •» intended to lerve". 

Board. Blurted that; 

"Than controls, put Into effect 

against UM advice of industry, are 

falling because pressures from many 

tttrectlona have made them not only 

unworkable, but «un actually harmful. 

It is an accepted (set that one 

sepnent of the economy ni ' 

regulated unles* all (egjnei 

itrolled. I 

I M WI|M are not beln 

I net result la 

I dlaruj>tec(, while a j 

"Because it is imperative that c 

-induction be expanded, t 

I civilian economy maintained, «nd ii 

nation restrained, we strongly re 

d the adoption of the Bfl 

POINTKD OBSERVATION 

"DA you _ _ 

erudite young man, "that they re. 

cently discovered a quantity at 14th 

century needlea In England"" 

"My gaodof 

Ion retorted, "Don't tell me that 

PhsnBgraptM were I 

STATIONERY 

MYWOOD PRESS 

f>h. 14S0 823 A.bury Avr 

Mortgage Funds 

For First Mortgages 

FHA and Convention*! 

AMORTIZING TYPE 

Franpi Action on All 

ApBlleailsna 

Richard B. Fox 

8tb and Atlantic Ave, 

Phone 0980 

FHA - GI - CONVENTIONAL 

MORTGAGES 

• Nothinc Is Sail Bui Serrice • v 

BROKERS PROTECTED ' ; 

BROKERS MORTGAGE SERVICE 

IMIVIT j, AUNOBT. Utt, 

NAT. IK. BLDG., OCEAN CITY 

Announcement 

O.C, 1692 

Mrs. Sara M. Dobelbower 

is now associated with the office of 

Haney Lloyd Chatlin, I31S Asbury 

Ave., where she will be pleased to 

greet hmr friends and former clients. 

INSURANCE ALL COVERAGES 

rHAnfYLLOVDCtiATTin 

BKIGHTO* &CQRmTHIAN AVE. 

TELEFHOIIE- B4JI I 

• SALE* |p A RFY 

9 ROOM GUEST HOUSE I %. * F^^.. 1 m • M 

n.nmi i,ni>iiiiin I ^•a"^ •aai aaafc aaa* â* aaanaiaal 

• 

aaa> 

Offer $8500. 

Real Estate • Insurance 


I 

SMALL I B.R. COTTAGE 

ISTH and WEST AVE. I 

!mniedi>ie Pessession / I 

BAY WATER-FRONT 

PROPERTY 

$ 10,000 

RENTALS 

SEASON . MONTIti,V 

WEEKLY 

OLIVE 

MacPHERSON 

REAL ESTATE BROKER 

300 13th Str 

NEW BEACHFRONT HOME 

BL'II.T IN' 1931 

•led on Ceniral A, 

3 Bedrooni 

Madern In 

Solid Stone Construct! 

nth of 34th si naod bulkhpad, 

• •(ifully furnlahed, 

J- rMpsft, Hnlri. 

$33,000 

BEACH FRONT 

HOME SITES 1 

Lot _ Wesley A*e., below 

28th St. 50'xl20' plus riparian 

rights __.__•„._„__; $6,000 

mom 

HOME 

WE DECLARE 

fh«t *ppro«ch sf July Fourth should serve aa * reminder 

that the STRENGTH ®f thi. wonderful Conn- 

. SEE MILLS TODAY! 

Wateh for Our Star ( ») Special. - They Are thg Bert Buy, of the W^fc 

I BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME 1 

$16,000.00 Pina, With 11 aerea farm 

Ian*' 1 toPf e chicken bailies. 1 aeparaW 11.1 

b.U. B.H. H H i Balh healed home, ,.r.,*. 

Apprsx. IN' Irsni mn Beuhore Bead. 

Ur* J •eirssiB Home an share Haad ( 

MUM t. Satan City. Lawns, train BM .hrnbb«ry. 

Lavw wta apaw. BUCIICBI ImaUaii. 

O«nc«, AM QalcklT ,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,.. .tijtt. 

Gasoline Station $5,000.00 

• »«1 buy at $15,500. 

• a-FamilyApt, .$10,000 • 

••lUble for r. 

* Bungalow 

Modern Delic«te«««i and Re.taurant ^ 

^«' 

SwHt's 

,ii«.}^ 

Has far Wt.lt fatfaiita. 

au 

Maine Sardines « - « •"" 

Auf Flavoring Extracts "• ut 15c 

Aiaf Vanilla Extract •- •« 27c 

Redill-Whip Topping »»u'»« 51c 

A^p Apple Butter " « "' 21c 

&& Pure Honey ••• i - ••- 

Maraschino Red CherHes ", 

Lfe^^^^^^^âk.1, 

•-'-'• m -* ' m j 1 1 km ' 1 

1 ^^^^ • TtaBllW^JI 

ar >.v«» 

- .,-"8. 

{4th of Jury Spatial) 

Ûe«/Fancy Orodi* A F 

',?• i 

ihonklat, 

HoW 

;^?f?« ' 

FOR YOU 

AD-lkiou> 

Vlr«liiUL«e 

CIMMALIP •• 

CAKE 

With PtUwH «f 

• m MORE 

•mail Loon "ShankUu" Smokwd 

, jji. .. ..vsij; ,- fi'V • i.v..••«*•.•• iv.- 1 , T- • •• • .. .'•:,•#' *i l l ! : BIRTHDAY 

,-.-•.- v 

Ifs your pony, wttn #NMiy mHHmdia* f~* vmlm-y 

wtMi't want tomiii. Com* In arid M; Ur yu*t««lf. H«lp 

& WEST AVI 

PrioM elM •ff««tt«« in tpmrn Point 

tapOTiti HoHandHami tjn 

,»*" I thtfra CA«ky. Tnrfar, SaaaUau, Tfc» woafy ..Mfe h 

IE U I •*«•¥•«! »r««i Umtatter Brand Huu btrfara eariaf. neratora 

*9-** I wlwayiNilipyaLncMlaryetigatiiiaTarMllMBHntiMrib. 

TURKEYS Grod* A—1414 Ib 

SALAD BUSSDHi — 

SARDIRCHjSraBU 

TheseiliiM T«4teys OVEN RfcADT CTS -*fc 

Fr..b-KIIItd N«arb 4 Trm* of Jay 'teafe 

Sam HITIM 

Chlofcen Uv«rs 

NrmaUit MM SlMdartf L«rv« — 

K '*• 

t^mcheon Meat 

»«9« I Fancy Jersey Sea Bass •!•« 

No. 303 

ifawPIMEiPflJE'— —He 

r W»HH1D|PE^-- 2 ^ 28c 

o B0>J0BJmMCEFBDMC^2tc 

i of «•#•• specialty 

IWlWlRlIM 

tad n ml 

2?' 

CUelw« 

P«tp*l-C«U 

••ren Up 

35Wt.- 

Lenunaie *-*-life 

•*••• •>«••> pa ••• «••-.. 

Awarlara 

£aht

••i 

i i 

j 

F Ut 

t—SENTIIirEL.LCDCCR 

Seaside Theatre 

Somer« Point, N, J. 

= —-77^ Cold Weather 

AdUl,,'. 50J'' *" H»t s Bean Crop 

Children . ISe But Strawberry 

Tl\ |N| I I III I) Season Is Lonjer 


Fmi «HT,, .11 VI jii . ;],, _ 

SPENCER TRACY • JOAN BENNETT in 

'FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND' 

Uilh I I 1/ Mil III I 111 (111 

SIS MtlN:., Jl I V I . •• _ 

DENNIS MORGAN • PATRICIA NEAL in 

"RATON PASS" 

l V i l h « T I i I ( i l , III! \ \ _ l l i i H I I I I I V I I U I I 

HE, • Ht II it i v 

ii 

LASSIE in 

THE PAINTED HILLS 

I". I l l [ I N K III I I K 

Hiih i- si i Ki i n - iiiii i i ( im i 

ii 

THEM-G-M STORY" 

I f D t l l . l I M , M I M I I - I -. - 1111 M i l l I \ H i l l i|i 

Till H .11 IV '. — UM II U UNI 1 — 

i:ii. ill I I I \ I I in 

STEWART GRANGER * WALTER PIDGEON in 

"SOLDIERS THREE" 

u/iii ii win s;\i«, _ \IH*IM\ 

GENE AUTRY in 

'MULE TRAIN" 

FBI. . «IT II I V i. 7 

DORIS DAY GENE NELSON in 

"LULLABY OF BROADWAY 3 

Have Your Prescriptions Filled at 

OCEAN CITY'S MOST MODERN 

AND COMPLETE PHARMACY 

YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS - - . 

@*S SELVAGN'S ^sm 


Bth St. and Asbury Ave, Phone 1S39 

PRESCRIPTION 

SPECIALISTS 

The Finest Quality of the Bs»t Drug* 

Are Alwayi Used 

A, A klil.l ,«i.X. I'l, Ii. II i 1,1.1,VAI.V. I'B 0. 

foil.ow TiiK c iiriwiiN Him simp \vi> -HI 

HKf.l I, \lll.V IT KK.VM.I, 

SPECIAL 

WOODBURY 

COCOANUT SHAMPOO 

Reg. 50c - 29c 

IT'S NEW! 

WHITE RAIN 

LOTION SHAMPOO 

30c and $1.00 

STICK PERFUME 2 for \ BARGAIN 

t. Hollies WILLIRUUI 

Tabu - Em,, p 

Whisper Liquid Cream Shampoo 

Plutine - Breathless _ __ , , , 

Conflict Reg. 58c Val. - 39c 

gunfaii l.ulMin i Ola I ilnl 

Shop at Our completely stocked Cosmetic Bar 

CHANEL . ELIZABETH ARDEN 

COTYS . HOUBICANT 

DANA: Tabu - Emir . 20 Carats - Platine 

Perfume - Toilet Water - Lipstick • Etc, 

We curry the most popular brands. Our trained 

Cosmetician will assist you in making your choice, 

FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 

AM. FAIR TFttilK pill! Bs — NO I.OU'KK PIlll FS AVVWIIKRr, 

•STOKE iiorns — arts iiwi.y s \, ii. ,„ n (. >i 

IRCL El 

LIQUOR STORE 

On the Traffic Circle, Sotners Point, N, J 

All 1,1 M 111 TA\ |S Siillllia ritlST 

Complete Stock of 

POPULAR BRANDS 

IMPORTED and DOMESTIC 

• WHISKEY • WINE 

• LIQUEUR 

ICE COLD BEER 

ti 

Hi III M i l II it III I I 

Phone 2279 

.ili.il Hi't'l 

\tNJoy/'j 

; ft' 

\ 

II SI -1 \ .US 

«lHll- V|, I, 

•I'l M. ,l,,l. f,| 

iiO-Sî 

© 

johnstone's 

Every Day Catches 

Blue fish Weak fish 

Butterfish Kintrfish 

Sea Bass Freah Shrimp 

Fresh Mackerel 

Filet Flounder 

Cooked Shrimp 

Crabmeat Scallops 

GNEl'S 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A. M. to 10 P. M. 

NO SUNDAY SAIE3 


R YE 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BEER 

• »f* * 

SEA I 

FOODS! 

.ST. AT EAYFRONT | 

BAIT 

ri.AlVIS . SQUID 

MINNOWS 

SHRIMP 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a. m, to 2 a. m. 

SUNDAY 

12 Noon 

Phone 9051 

34th Street 

Just Over the Bridge 

Long Vacation 

Trip Not Good 

Better To Take It 

Slow and Easy 

Hi M UlTIS I I I It It I K 

IMFÎ till 

s. I. Mil i*l,,n ,,r M,it,,i \ ..IN. h 

! M I N I U W IM I, VII I \ I; 

III «.•!( 

. Hi - U P -I i 

III l l » I I I ! . .1 » i l l . 

Tiny Tot Party fit 

Yacht Club Monday 

i Four From Resort in 

• Band On Steel Pier 

V 

11: 

C E E L ' S 

SUBMARTNE SHOP 

I .'IM -ini|i>im \i,.. I'm.MI. I-. 

I Ml I\.N ~l IIII.MIIM . 

BEST SUBS IN TOWN 

M « il I.. >l..h,,.i,i 

Mil. I I I I I | « tin.I I ii i ill 

lor VOHT \>M liidrlalnmi.nl _ 

WIIV VllT A MAOII IAS? 

Sutters - Magician 

IIIIK ^.hiiii Aw. l-li I .•;«•:,iv 

ilBB.i 1 I.,.,,, Sin, l',,,,,iins 

Spaghetti Sauce Cf\e Pt 

\lilli M,,| 11,11, *J\J 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph. I.1.W 10_.., Nin,,,,,,,, AV, 

I i , I , , , , , . 1 , 1 1 , , , , 1 . , . , „ , 

Shafto's 

RESTAURANT 

1249 Aabury Ave, 

NEW HOURS 

Breakfast and 

Luncheon 

8i00- 1:30 P.M. 

DINNER 

4:30 to 8 p. m. 

Open All Day 

Sunday 

8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 

Chef's Special 

Served Daily 

MOORLYN and STRAND - Conlinuou. ]0;30 A. M. to Midnight 

VILLAGE and SURF — M«t. Daily - 2;30 - Eve Showi Stort 7; IS 

THURS. . SAT. 

June 28 • 30 

MON WED 

July 2 • 4 

THURS. • SAT, 

June 28 • ,10 

MQN. . WED, 

Julv 2 . A 

THUR. • SAT, 

June 2fi . 30 

MON, . WED. 

July 2 • 4 

THUR. • SAT. 

June 28 - 30 

MON. - WED 

July 2 . 4 

RONALD RHONDA 

REAGAN-niMllVG 

UW KNNtTT • lU WUI4M5 

HOJH KfiY • prrti Hjusou 

ONE OF THI ©MAT 

. FRONTIER BATTLES! 

»•••••*•••••*+•••••*•*••••••••*•« 

More Fun flan 'DEAR Rl/TH'aUOUR WIFE"! 

• • , . • „ . : • . . . , , U ' 'I • • 

• - i 

Wf "INSIDI TNI WAUS OP •!, 

FOLSOM PRISON 

STEVE COCHRAN - LWijD BRIAN;'-':"«» 

HVAUNffllHC FftOMTHE TOP OF IH[ ADVENTURE WOftlD! 

ALONG THE 6REAT DIVIDE 

«•» • RAUUL WALSH -„_«„„ .^.7 

MARJORIE 

MAIN 

PERCY 

KILBRIDE 

"MA AND PA KETTLE BACK 

ON THE FARM" 

'»'' All NEW and All FUN 

••••••••••••••••••••»•• ••*••«•• 

Richard CONTE ^ Julia ADAMS 

• A.MUStMr.NTS 

'Dear Brat ? Now 

At The Strand 

Western at Moorlyn; 

Danny Kaye Coming 

*nl;n anil I iiitii 

\I-PI,, Ki-. .-ii. 

ATLANTIC QtTT, N 

IMMIII-II In M,, 

Km,.I- .in,| i • 

A V--.I |=. . | 

•t i. '•> -t , .>. W . - n l l 

QN 4T4&I — IHBU SATUfiDAY jUN| Jo 

4.1 Old A II£||/%%KX 

P/MSÎNNY YOUNGMAN and Ofher Aeti 

FIB1T RU« 

PHOTOPLifi 

-- JUNi 1* , JULY S 

II AY A S T II O 

ELLIOT LAWRENCE 

*WB HIS i«ND ,_ lult, , ,j 

in the 

JlNCOlN § 

Restaurant 

9th and Wesley Ave. 


Comfortable at All Timpi 

BIG TNiiLL EiGCUl 

AND WAfli IPOHTI 

*PPtAB!NS WAfiB B*LL|T 

FRANK1E LAINE 

SEAFOOD - LOBSTERS F 

I 111 I |' \:, h l M . 

lilll \KI \ - i I I I I i ill l:»l m s - i i 

s.VMI >I IN \fi|-MI-'NT Illllil. I.IN'I III.N 

I I I n i l li« SI I' 

\ \ . \ HIM ,i ii 

M.MMI.I^ I ii,-M|j, .nui \\ ,,!,,, ,1 i 

\ i •) ,i is K., 

niiMil.il I l.ii .mil tt.-iln. -.il.,, 

I 1 ,' 1 ,; j Scene From Dear Brat*, Now ai Strand Big Holiday BUI 

For Steel Pier 

\ %l ft i i i in.tn (HJ< hi ) - M|I [.ill 

III flMlllll M IM 1 ] I 1 - r i i i II |M i. , 

i n I I il n pl,i > Mi: ,, ) j h- I F i IK! 

Li r U t I liu m l \ . i|iii m i ! I I, I i I 

I 

Miillll.,1 i M i . l l l i I « • • ! , 

*Li)»ht Up the." Sky' 

At Cape Theatre 

% • • 

STOP 

and i 

SWAT | 

GOLF DRIVING § 

RANGE | 

• OPEN tip, . r •. 

c Flank rastenmt's 

Daily Incl. Sunday ^ N . Copper Curb 

10 A. M. to 10 P, M, H 

O n l y T w o M i l e s f r o m 

O c e a n C M ^ 

.ilk''! » I r\,!< ,1 

^/ Boocoooooooooooooooooood 

in Ocean City 

Your Favorite Relaxation Spot Will Be 

77ie Chatterbox 

NINTH STREET and CENTRAL AVE, 

Where You Will Enjoy Good Food 

• BREAKFAST 

• DINNERS 

• SANDWICHES 

• SODAS and SUNDAES 

• ICE CRE AM 

Where Old Friends Meet 

•"I'll meet you at the CHATTERBOX" - you hear 

everyone say, because here is where old friends talk 

over old times and new friends get acquainted in the 

friendly atmosphere where no one is a stranger. 

We Welcome You Always 

rî'j invitation comes from.our entire friendly staff, 

whose ambition is to please you. 

Space Saver... 

MONEY Saver 

Motorola 

17 inch TV 

• RiCTANGULAR TUB! 

• 2 SIMPLI CONTROLS 

• BILT.IN.ANTENNA 

ItKK INS'l'.W.l, VI'ION .mil 

I viSN. i itii; si in II I 

(IS \\ I, 'NIIW Milling 

Your MOTOROLA Dt-alrr 

BOYD'S- 

Ihtilitt lilid i!'lr%Uiti;i î-r \ ir c 

On \1l Mik-v nn,i MniliU 

920 Aabury Ave, 

Phone 2269 

.j it, k, \\ i 

Theatre-in-Round 

To Open Monday 

With Jean Parker 

JERSEY 

CAPE 

SCENIC 

ROUTE 

F R r F r O L D L R *> '• r«r» V,,, " B J •• I ojs 

i k '^ in us i' ,,iiiiirtt'=- 

hr I y>.i In.^'U- 

, ' i , , . : i i r < • , , . / ' . S ' ; i ' 1 7 

' i l l ' i , - / / " - . . ' I I I'. S l i l . i l I m 

Delightfully Different 

aRKAKf AST S;30 until II A. M. 

IJINNEH S until B P. M. 

SECTION TWO 

Jinn. :>!». !i*5! iENTINELLEDGlR—I 

i In the outdoor 

A un!n ôlpr show 

u'^nii ii Divtnit 

!-!,> Mi LMfriis and aerial ' 

Delicious Dining 

CRYSTAL ROOM 

Oceanic Hotel 

11th and WESLEY AVENUE 

Vacation Address of the Discriminating Visitor 

Excellent Service - - - Popular Prices 

KAY RYAN. Management 

Remember-only BUICK has a 

FIREBALL ENGINE 

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WHIN BIT!ID *UrO/MOiiiri ARl tUILT BUICK Will BUILD 1HIM 

WALLACE BROTHERS 

9th STREET and SIMPSON AVENUE PHONE 127a 

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• tbe Morning 

aamlac M U 

A# and Saturmtr 

evening «t 

•t* begins Sun- 

• evening Mr 

laesk in all seasion* of 

tnccdurliu[ 

tfae flat weak. 

Mb* On 

tta Sort 

7i7 T ference HUon 

klrea" able 

TTMnCdw. 

will be heart 

Dr. Aulenbach 

At Hie Strand 

To Open Lutheran 

'Wdk SWTHM, SUB, 

Dr. W Hamilton Aulenbach. rector 

of Ctirjat Church and St. Michael! 

ChunJi. Philadelphia, win open the 

IMh aeaaon of the Chun* " 

•aardvalk in the Strand Th 

Sunday, at T:4S o'clock. "A Littlf 

Batter Tbsn the Bat" Is the title si 

Dr. Ayjerfbach's message. 

With him for the evening's pro- 

Ban wDl be the choir of SO vo'«" 

from Christ and St. Michael's »n... 

the direction of W, Xnett Well, 

WeMminster Choir School. They 

WUl sine "A Might}- Fortres " — 

ranged by Cain; "Almighty I 

Our Patters \ by Jama, and the 

"Choral Benediction", by Lutfcin, 

for Uie closing number, 

, Mr •, "Sun- invn IN NAVT 

Dr. Autenbach: who l» one of the 

most popularly beloved rector, in 

_, wOl be held every the Philadelphia ana. u a graduate 

p. Hi. on Ocean Cttj-. of Temple UniveMtjf, Swarthmore 

College, and the Philadelphia Divinandaudjity 

School. He served in the U I. 

iteaJBs of favor- Navy during World War L Me has 

MleMcd tone been active In the Boy Scout 

Movement antl the Y-MJC.A. ME has 

written a number of articles for «• 

Usually Itnown magarlnm Pastor 

M 1 p. in. Uirout))- ate* he served before coming to 

Philadelphia wen in West Hana. 

yunar. P».; Flint, Michigan, and 

Bev: Mr. Seattle BkmmfleM HJ1U. Michigan 

UtMto Confu- Mafeelb De Cray, outstanding 

te UH Atlantic City yeuag American harplM, will plav 

lor IS minutes pneeding the jerv. 

*t», bfginning at 7;4Slee 

and also again during the wop 

•aWc* will ship how. Miji De Cray %as bom 

auditorium In Philadelphia and began her music 

MM of studies at the age of six, making 

Chrtat, nd Bar debut at harpist at the Cnnven- 

I has studied with the i 

AMHeM hmmiu MUdnd DUlin,. 

, and went to Paris where she et- 

"#ilKiif ii. tended tha Paris Conservatoire and 

iWwP*" "too rtu«ea privately with the 

*., 

•X • ChWch School and Bibb CIAMW/9I4B «. W. 

American people that to many have come to us witti a request fort 

"simple funeral", * • • • "; 

Their grief is no UH deep, that they wish to avoid display, and 

we respect that feeling. > , * .**3 

Our services can be aa simple as desired and yet be reverent 

beautifu] and complete to the imallest detail, ' 

SMITH FUNERAL HOME 

A, J, SMITH . Director 

809 CENTRAL AVE, PHONE O, C/iM 

••III TIME OP TROUBLE Will AS NBAS AS TOB* rHONE- 

First Presbyteriftp 

Seventh Street and Wesley Avenue 

SPECIAL MUSIC DURING THE SUMMER 

ELEANOR PASCHALL 

Soprano 

THOMASPOWE 

SINGING 

THE 

MORNING 

CHURCH 

SERVICES 

10:45 A.M. 

y 

I

. wti. 

& : 

Mtôn on- 

A circum- 

sd «oto travel to a 

ultetl on KB bonds 

Mag ClUn. M 

Mrs, Am.au, t law, 

Un. Otteite 

. of the Rotary Ana Club at a saner 

undergone „„«, ,, Fairmouni Inn, Cardiff, 

MM, Then came 

Imtt spent money 

and maintenance 

* !•*» The eftr 

Trith Its attendant BhOrt- 

jam pa*t four years Oat the 

• oftfcedeferred nmintenthat 

frwit ottdone too Ion*. NOW 

iJ -; «WU1W, «pd th# city fa con- 

carried on 

tough policy may be KPing too 

•pmaMctaar hi* wife could he int*clrrnent 

on eensttEnt»naI lib. 

Protected Bevche, 

ga WillJamw. commander of Ocean 

t : warned bathers, the other day, to 

are on duty. 

ruing, n Drexel Hill man 

y n%ht. - Re went for a 

hail gone off duty. * 

^*r. Ire suddenly fodnd him. 

in the gripof « powerful cur- 

would hare 

^M h, 

rty ends and danger begins, 

; and it takes advantage of 

"- ** wayt 1 , 

r »»* Wigaarda are 

he only when and 

Bois* makers should make 

tkat the city jail.awhile clean, 

rhw roattresees. 

; « * * * plaque, frrrecogr- 

*»^. For 11 years It had 

l^^nWiAMirre was awarded 

.^^ra^ and enviable record 

[A mteH«t failed to itop at a stop 

y and ocean—should stop at 

tfcrottfrh streets; the bmy- 

nntil you are cer- 

the series having; 

CrtSW, which was 

nee today. 

rny mttBtolp«l,ty 

en with the molt 

il revenue cannot 

TEAMS AM PM MM had 

Ha Mttn Mop. 

. statecourt regulations 

• resort was pretty largely on 

Utry, nan and esld cut diet as 

meat was almost non-existent 

ad market, during a ihortMe 

mrafe than any time during 

Cfry Solicitor John E Bscweli 

moved hrtu new quartos 

hank buikUnc vacatfng office* in 

ih« Bourn buOdiBa whjeh hi* father 

had established 42 years earlier. 

Th# ©.P.A. raised the price of 

most grades of anthracite coal tl.JS 

a ton at local yards to compensate 

for higher wages granted to John L, 

Lewis' United Mine Workers. 

!• TEAKS AGO 

J, Frank Shearer, a janitor In the 

Ocean City public schools for So 

years, died in wildwood at the ace 

of 83 

A man who allegedly had carried 

on a petty swindling from coast M 

coast was arrested by Ocean City 

OaM hy taking order, tor a nonenlstent 

nunofact^ring firm. 

pointed summer assistant to the 

Bev Frank F, Adler, pastor of St. 

John'. Lutheran Church here and 

Residents of the Bayois section 

petitioned the commuatoner net to 

earry out their anneunced intention 

of removing the> old humped bridge 

between the Isth and 11th n, la. 

goons, 

s » s 

Billy Hyndman, Old York Road, 

and Htrold Ridgly. Overbroolc. both 

shot n*s to He for medalist honors 

on qualifying day of the Atlantic 

Coast championship goU tourna. 

6L Auguatinafs parish dedicated 

lia new church bunding at 13th rt 

•nd IWeiley IT,, with the Rt, Rev, 

amm Murphy w«a high man aa 

tte OSMD O^ Bowling caub de- 

Mrs,' Stirling W, Cole, * school 

MM Oub, left tor Lo. Angelea, to 

fa „ û,, ^K. delegate *.«« 

Hattoqal Eduction AsMciatlni cm- 

Local property owners Bled 11 ap- 

tax a«aament reductlona for 

That 'Something 'Which 

Once Marked an American 

We recommend that enry alert 

" eriean •• weU a* our current 

iper crop ol mU-trvlnt poU. 

Ueiaia and apathetic dtken read 

and djcest the tallowing brief ex 

eerpt from a statement by J. ODle 

Edmund*, president of John B. Slat. 

SOB University at Demand, Florid.: 

"During the deprarisn and 

World War I n k America 

—— ch £f our freedom— 

have di*tlreadT windy, I kind, think 

and nekon 1 could lalH to the hun. 

«nr lunch circuit or hop on Via 

radio and «tt quit* a following for 

"Heal frtm*, mr *&#&, *«lh »ont of 

« in dire nwd 01 ftilog. 

And whiW.«, -rtl hslldayf• m 

wMHiiNrt I wiu now 

d I k 

IWMMt wMout a nMUen of the 

right to work, «• no other right cam 

^TOls eountry *si not built 

oy men who relied on somebody 

else to* igJctf car* of them, It 

was built by men who relied Ôn 

? themselvefis who dared to shape 

their own lives, who had enoueh 

courage to blaxe new trails — 

enough canfidenge in themselves 

to take the necessary risks, 

"*n»is self - relianee i* our 

American legacy. It U the se^ 

eret of "that something* which 

stamped Americans as Americans, 

Some call it individual initiative: 

ether* backbone. But 

whatever it is called, it U a 

previous ingredtent in our national 

ehsraeter=one whjeh we 

must not lose, 

The tfiae has e«ne f«r as t« 

rmiablHb th* rlchU tor which 

we st»Be«t. iVlf rrlUnre— 

to be atals the hind mi people 

whs sdee side AHierica jresL 

"Sueh a crusade* far renewed 

mdependenee will require a 

syereasian of inspired ieaderi— 

leaders in spirit and in knowledge 

of the problem, not just 

men with political power whs 

are opposed to communism, or 

ts diluted communism, but men 

who are militantly for the dis^ 

tinclive way of life that was 

Ameriea. We are likely to And 

such leaders only among those 

persons who teach self-relianEe 

and who practice it with the 

strict' devotion of belief and un= 

demanding/*—From News Let* 

ter of fT, J. Manufacturer^ 

They Said It: 

We must concentrate on out.pro. 

ducing the Rusaiana rather than tey* 

ing to outcontrol them AU»n B, 

Kline, pres., American Farm Bureau 

An optimist is a fellow who think* 

his wife baa given up cigarettes 

when he starts finding cigar butts 

around the house.=Al Bemie. 

Perhaps the best way to make the 

Russians keep their word is to refuse 

to take it.—O. M, Clover. 

about love.—Actress Katharine Hep. 

burn, who s^ys she's plam. 

Nothing Improves your aulomo- 

fight behind you—Rote La Rose, 

Out of the abundance of Ihe heart 

the mould apeaketh,—Matthew 12;M 

rcculu Wild. 

•ml paUs tour waa mumamMA 

by 11 MMMnal mm (or uw man. 

It m to be hoped thai with ttica* 

r*Wm«l mi Da rare* will be 

aMa to cap* wfUi tta MsHcma that 

MOM wilt the rmh of tumnMT viiltsra, 

but It m.j ha daBMed, 

A -tar mooUH kxo the Greater 

WUdwaad ChMkhw at Cammon 

Mot, a ««»m— la talk over the 

nutter with tbt comnUoiKn, 

The oonuDHtK mad* It plain that 

It did not eaoM In a anlrit of crltl- 

CMBI but In a «plrtt of caapemtlan, 

hspJaa to be of aanw help la U. 

commlMliMan in Ondios a w.y 1 

•Wet the police force could be er 

tarnd njiricVnOy thia nmnwr U 

pievest the rowdriirn that haa In 

often pnniMd t 

Apparently the eommUBj 

Ueve thai with the 11 

en UM police force n 

h dte j ^« 

hoping they are comet. If tin 

Tore that they are not correct. 

hoped they wEl frankly schnowl. 

ed«e it and take immediate men 

- "-- ' 1 to th* 

(Note—Oc 

no plan, ti 

will depend 

•IJT OF WHOM? 

(Cape Mar star and Wave) 

In a speech r "— " 

new if nothing else. Pn 

taMated with cr 

man speech, ranging from "silly" to 

"baldly untruthful political dema* 

gogery". 

Having listened to the President 

ply his trade in the best wsrd man* 

ner, telling the nation that he and 

he alone had been the friend of the 

farmer, of labor, of the white collar 

workers, etc., etc. ad infinitum. we 

submit that in one respect Mr. Truman 

was frighteningry accurate 

Calling for extension of government 

controls, the President bolstered 

his argument with the statement 

that me wrecking of the 

American economy by inflation 

would be the easiest, victory the 

Kremlin could hope for. 

Thai statement was ihe most 

damning indictment of President 

Truman himself, his entire spendthrift 

administration and the New 

Deal administration that preceded it. 

part at aar fedaraJ atraetare daring 

la* Mat atwa af raw! 

With the Press Wagii 

Msnb§n 6f th# American C&U 

l#etaps AMoeiaUsn, in convention at 

wouU they be known « "bill col. 

lectors but aa "adjusten of delinquent 

obUstiona-, a term which un- 

Aar ml won nhMMW «0li'A'aitV- 

dWllurtoned had you attendad their annual : 

Political wind, and gritrip Maul 

dUokrte Sunday Blue Law. § mASfgm^ 

S % 

'*H Others to Be Scrapped S&^ : ^-^"" 

CuMm to Succ**d Htmtdf Vm, 

coll Hop*.; Hu Uiilm Stymied 

•Mort of the arehale, inactlv 

Sunday '«u« Jawt". :,± •„ 

of a team coruUtlng of the n 

mtW 1 and « sf the Sevtaec 

• urappal or revlsei date 

•nM^rrvUion pi-ognun to Bot es. 

peeled to aaQ through without pro. 

Mk coming from Judges, lawyers, 

i.gbl.tor. and citlnM, state Sen- 

•tor Alfred C, Clapp, E»ex County, 

one of the state'i urudite lawyers. Is 

cluUrman of the legislative reviaion 

committee. Clapp u app«ed to db- 

carding all of the so-called "blue 

lain" and Is expected 10 put UP a 

6ght to retain some of them. 

The revlalon program has itirred 

•till further the Ions-standing feud 

MARGARET JOHNSON 

SCHOOL of 

m DANCE and DRAMA 

907 - 9th Street Phone. 0478 or 3241 

.V/JV/- YUUK ffCAUry PARLOR TV'S ir/7 A 

Phil's Beauty Shoppe 

1161 W«t Ave. Phone 1968 

HAIR STYLING 

PERMANENT WAVES 

CWlelln. turner — 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

SPECIAL $5.00 

Kpeclalliiai in 

ALL TTPE PERJITANENT WAVES 

754 A»buvy AveBtM Pbona 1141 

, OPEN ALL TIU 

The Difference in Hair 

Im Professional Carm 

Connie's Beauty Shop 

!Mt Aafearr Anua Phase •fU 

CLOSED HONDAT* 

HELEN'S 

H*ir Timlmf Fmelmh 

8th St. at Central Ave, • Phono 0938 

DPIN AUHAI 

NANCY SHOP 

HA1RDRESSING 

016 BoHdwallt Phoqe 1649 

BEAUTY SALON 

Parmaunnt W»»e SpecUliaU 

aehllfc, Hachlnelcn and Col* Waving 

waihlnttoB, the b.ldJM «*ntoT«n 

Mor wlQ'tw (eugti ts b«t to . «* 

mary eloctlon light, even — 

pronnmil to ttk Qlnton a*. aM, 

between justicei of the Stale 3u- U.UWB SWHB Besate, However, th. 

pranw Court and the legiaUtor. over governor hu emphaaiied he wiU 

the question of whether Ihe eouM nev«r run mmumt fcnllh for that; 

haa the sale authority to maka rules coveted nomination, ttumsra atUl 

for court practices and Bracedua or ^ratat that Senator Robert C, I to BB HUM 

whether «uch rule.n 

BendrleMon will realgn to permit. 

The rtlrte 

the Mngative of the LfsuOature. " Mr, Drlaceil to go to WaahintBon,, 

The sub-committee of ti auMand> Denials came from both DrUBOll and 

Ing,lawyer, acted as reporter, for Hendriclaon, but the report Just 

the committee and wrote three mai. wont be downed, UndeMeerebrjr 

sive volumep containing the tentative of the Army Archibald S, Alexander 

draft of revisions. The lawyer-re- U almost certain to he the Demo, 

porters worked without compensa- cratlc nominee for aenalor. He 

tion and by so doing paved the slate would give Smith tough oppeaition, 

P.U.C. OOMMIMIOME- 

PUSUASIVi AND INnUBNTlAI, 

State Public UtUIty fioinmlaiionei' 

P. Lane Powers la ont of the mo«t 

Slip Covers-Draperies 

CUSTOM MASK 

V.rlity si Material. 

MIOEOT 

1 . hu*# ll«-mUe toll tur 

I pita M 

., B»M ef the atato wlU not be opened 

! to traffic, a* planned. >y Ko\-*mber 

I H »f tt.1. year, hut L. TroMt. 

' chairman of the Slate Turnpike Au. 

: thnrtv MM reluctantly and wim 

• keen dJaappoUlnant naaUy admit. 

: led the super-highway probably will 

, not be fully completed before J«nuarjp 

If, 

Delay In Bnkhlng the turnpike 

«l not eaused by any dereliction tlons to pravwit vacationing unem- state and local authoclue. wen p). 

at the authority commiaalonera or ployment esopenaatton ekitawnto 

engineer.. Ihe delay haa been 

ready doing an exceUtnl Job in dl»- 

collecting UU«g»l benenta from the 

' caused by laUure of the BetlU»c«n 

trlbutmg polio ln(orm.tton mi 0n« 

state, , , , The salary of D*, Letter 

Steel Co. to deliver prrtabrlcaled 

In every 10 of tbtae quMMaaM «—1 

gtrderi needed for.pHnpletlon ol the 

K, Clee. pr»ldeot of tbe State Civil 

highway iân over the P»as«k Service CanmMen. wfll b« in- 

that health authoritle. tan do BMW- 

Wver. Th« eompiny hal the tied craued July 1 An «M,oM ts »1S,- ing more than they are already do- 

but lacks akfUed workers to eon- 000 a year, , , , The Mate Employing.ment Service placed 13,208 nan. 

agrlcukursl worker, in Job. during 

May. , . , The State Department o* 

.Agriculture has warned that firmer, 

will face u acute ahortage of 

worker. thU sumnw. 

Wash Here 

and ••• MM tlHfaMiiM 

SAVI T1MI.WOMC.MONIY 

TINKLERS 

Laundromat Service 

Weal Ave, al Iflh St. —Phone Nil 

FREE PARKING 

You Need a 

First Aid KH 

The law bang the gala 

of certain drugs 

without prc.oriptions. 

Save tine! Brfni 

your.! 

Your doctor know, 

best. Don't try selfmedication. 

| A FULL WUVU 

Or HKALTH1 

PRSSIANO *S 

PHARMACY 

tUrd ^ AtUntic Ayo. 

'••, Phon* 1IN ' P 

struct the bridge girder.. Troaat ex- 

, pMlaed. 

I * ' * 

WOMAN JQDfM Wit's 

. SKCOKD FITE-TEAK RUI 

The atata'i Ant and only woman 

.judge, Ubby m, Saohar, Elizabeth. 

"— •" her Mcond flve-ytor term 

. j| the Onion County ju. 

venile and DomeaUc Relation* Court 

She waa nappointed early in May 

and confirmed bf U» Mate Semite 

The tuceeMluI admlnUtratlon ol 

Jud^ Sachar may pave the way lot 

one or more women lawyers being 

appointed to judicial poaiyona fay 

Qovemer Driscoil, 

A precedent waa set by Mf, Drii^ 

coll when he ciuaed something ol 

a political unet when he appointed 

Mrs. KoRense P, Kessler, Hiiobeth. 

as a jpnunisaioner of the Sate Board 

of Public Utility Commteionen. 

Mrs. Keasler ia faelleved to be the 

first woman in thg nation ever to 

be appointed to such a stale agency, 

Ihe has more than justified ihe governor's 

faith in her by demonstrating 

her fitness for such an important 

state position, Mrs. Kcaaler atao is 

a lawyer and previously practiced 

in Newark, 

* * « 

TRAFFIC SAFETY rLAt«UE« 

ACCEPTED BY ITATI 

Plaques awarded for traffle safety 

acsompHshmenta were accepted this 

week by Governor Driseoll. 

The state won honorable mention 

in the National Traffic Safety Conical 

ipeoaored by the National Safety 

Council and finished MdM in Ice 

N.J.Poll 

CsBUnei from pace f 

II cornea Irani haw it saraads 

5. Whal to do Oral ta eaaa it 

atrikesi Ike Immediate steaa la 

take 

.. The SUM; haw far they have 

faae in niriajc Iha dtaeau 

1. The effaala an the paaple It 

atrlkea 

1, Bow beat to eanbat a local 

epidemic 

Following are typical verbatim 

comments that sum up the opinions 

of many in the states i 

•Give the people definite stepa to 

take in trying to avoid polio," 

(Elixabeth t«cher) 

Td like to have literature in re. 

gard to protecting yourself from It," 

(Freehold barber) 

"What to do and what not to da 

with your children," (Highutown 

funeral director) 

"What to be afraid of and what 

not to be afraid of." (Himmonton 

houaewif e > 

"We all need to know more abouf 

precautianary measures." (Oaklyn 

business man} , ,, 

"If there's anything we can do to 

National Pedestrian Contest of the prevent It. we want to know about 

American Automobile Association. It," (Newark housewife) 

This was the Uth time since 1M1 Td like to have a general resume 

that the state received an-award in of the symptoms." (No, Plain Held 

the traffic safety contest. One was executive) 

first prile in the Wl contest. The 'Td like to know the symptoms, 

City of Newark won second place in raere is a terrlflc amount of confu- 

the same contest for cities between sion as to polio signs." iFairlawn 

200,000 and son noo in population. mechnnlcal engineer) 

• * • 

"More en the symptoms of H-^ 

TRAINED TECHNICIANS 

what to do in the first stages," 

(Newark PHX supervisor) 

FOB MENTAL INSTITUTIONS "nm safeguard* and thing* you 

shouldn't do," (Atlantic City teach. 

time attendants in the stale s mental I l>r'i 

institutions by specially trained | 

general deacrlption of' the 

I 

being sponsored by Stale Institutions I Td weloome all the information! 

Commisaioner Senford Bates, It has II 

can get," (Orange business man) I 

tecîan, at the rale of about 100 

Commtalone, M . eatim.i H 

pietely replace the inBtHuUon at. 

tendanu. 

The state's paychlatriE technician 

now paid ordinary attendant, 

COLLECTS HIS DOLLAR 

At u iaatiUie H UE health 

aapaama af clWl iefensa l«t 

•Mk. C»l. Lernwrd Drayfaaa, 

atate drtl 4efea» alrwtoe, MA 

Itn an«le«>« he waa hired aa • 

lUli.r < yaaui aaaa, tail tkti l» 

MM BM •aea paM Ike aMtar, 

MfHMt Drtaill, sue af Ik 

t a 

«*fat DrayfHa a ertap an doj- 

.,)*£ tni. • "'• 

e. Treasurer MargeWs recently 

Oia M contract to two large 

'"" for insurance covering 

te-owp*d motor vehielea, , , • 

MM DivlBlon ot Employment 

Ocean City Surf Laundry 

112 SIXTH STREET PH6NE 0117 

,^n# aaaK_il lheJ, ean flnd it » 

'H«41ouf%*S2Lui hrip.lt you 

man) I 

"How far Ihey have fone in the 

llHMllgMtt TMt 

L ^ 

!—Al*ttiM. Alaxandar. 

MM Bltof. aMtUM WWltS. 

4—Cvlar. IT nhir W fWili 7-t- 

STACK 

fMPInQMaiwmtt 

_ Ribs of B«ef 

• Basket 

f 1.25 

1,15 

1.2S 

«M anal pmrtiii M the OEUM Cttr 

T»lnnnili far mornin* and avOTku 

atrrina. BuarfHr, 

Re *m speak it the TaBematic at 

Uw IMS a. B. MTM aim at the 

:Pi*» :.,. 1,25 

1,00 

AUNTLX)RA 

and MM! Balls ........ .85 

7- DAYS PER WEEK 

MM Jclnhru, Prat*. 

woooooooooooooooc 

THE 

itSl 

SEASHORE 

HNG «>tf LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

PHONE O2SO 

REDUCTION MORTGAGE 

LOANS 

Toumsend 

Croater & Bodine 

HIKBiai 

cand PMla*lphJ»-Bottom Mock bAangea and 

iV Maw TaA Cnrt> riHmut 

phia I, LOnrtt^MO 

Kg. aatae TuMdU> at «uh month at 7 JO p. m. 

LadJe.- AW and MUBlomry Society 

Tmt Una laaaar after Trfaaty— mMla the flnt Tmadoy at 12:30 p. m 

7 JO * m—Holy Communion 

Bam —Holy Communion 

• • * 

•-4S a m.—Church School Chil- ST. jonni m. c, 

dren up to the tecoiKj cradr meet sto*. Jmnrnfl. B.UITU. rm*M, 

In the Parish House at 10M Central Mun on Sunday at 1, », 10 and 

av. Upper grades and adulU meet II a. m. 

In Ihe church for prayers Bible WnMay Masi, 1 a, m. 

movie and Instruction 

Hgmnm DevsUsnt, Thursday, 7:45 

M a m—Holy Communion and p. n, 

«fmn by llle rector 

7.46 a m.—rihistnted evenson* 

arsl aarmonette. 

Thla service consists of shortened 

•renmg Prayer, a film on nine 

BaUical or religious subject and a 

ahoft exhortaUon by the rector. 

MO a. rn.—Corporate CarMMmioo 

anil Boafnea MeeUnf U tlw Dty 

•cmnch —_. al the Wanuis AtnOiary. 

tft — 

* a. 

•twill prsytn for ills) 

* p m — ffiajar anoai 

j a. n^-Boly CoTBnnrnlflpi , 

• • * THoitr Cfcop* lanw U* 

•ft 

,.v ••* ' 

i.i. 

OFFICE SUPPLY AM) 

EQUffMENT CO. 

MM WEST AVENUE PH. 26M 

Save Tires, Time and Mile* -ft 

Caps May County Bridge Commiuion 

OCEAN CITY - L0N6P0RT 

^5 The Short Route to Atlantic City J^9 


Cleaning - Repairing 

Pick Up and Delivery PHONE 1120 

3rd & Anbury 

SEAFOOD MARKET 

303 ASBURY AVE, 

COOKED SEAFOOD to TAKE OUT 

OUR SPECIAL SEAFOOD PLATTERS 

French Fries, Cole slaw, Tonnto and LeUaee 

Tarur Ssnee and Pickle 

TO TAKE OUT .... 

IN A BOX 

PHONE SS3S 

COME IN AND ASK ABOUT OUR 

WEEKLY CIVE.A.WAY PLAN 

nmwtt or TAMMTSO 

SHEET METAL WORK 

• • • . _'" ' z • V ' . 

Warm A& Heat - Spouting and Gutter 

OUR OWN SHOP 

WM. O. 

,^. „_,...-.* of the Fedftral Reaarva 

B»nk of PMladalphla caUed 

" *nd eftUarsTwadnasday to coopw.ll 

In tMlSuia to admlnlstar the proper 

nadJclne Tor the natlon'a Inflationary 

Illnaas. 

TIM HMJwr, Wallac* M. CaUmch 

•Hiataint vlw prwldent of the Federal 

RM*rv«, declared that uoltsa 

American* *how concern with thei 

country's Internal economic threat 

they may w.lu, up to find it more 

•erioui than the external danger 

JOHNSON'S TEA ROOM 

IF«rmcrlr of gamers Point) 

1.50 Famous Turkey Dinners 1.50 


SOfX 

WHITE HALL 

(Two Block, from Boardwalk) 

710 OCEAN AVENUE 

ROOMS - DINING ROOM 

AMERICAN PLAN 

Special Weekly Rates 

DINING ROOM OPEN TO PUBLIC 

mmmmt MMMIM 

mum) 

"Enjoy Lifm • - - Eat Out Morm Often" 

• METICULOUS CUSINE • 

Music by Musak 

Breakfast - 8i30 a. m. to 12 noon 

Dinner - 5 p. m. to 8:30 p, rn. 

Communum. 

He urged buiim men In particular 

to aid the Fedwal Reserve Iri lti 

Aatit agaliut Inflation and undue 

use of credit by two almpla atapa. 

They are lo defer for the ( 

any une«entlal expanakm or de- 

vrlopment. and to keep Inventories 

doun to a reasonable level 

"A* nation*! health 1* like that of 

an Individual." he said, "for K Is 

beset by both Internal and external 

Influences We as Individual, often 

neglect our Internal bodily health 

because the medicine taste, bad. 

That Is exactly what we will be doing 

with the national health unlesa 

both bommert and lender* cooperate 

In the effort to hold down un* 

necessary use of credit " 

CONTBOl* HONKT MAsUCBT 

Mr Catansch gave the Ocean City 

Klwanls Club members and guest, a 

•onplB- picture of what the Federal 

R«*r\e Bank Is trjin* to do ipi-ith 

the powers given it by Kovtmrncnt 

:u reinilate the monr} market and 

le also outlined the general func^ 

.Ions of his Institution 

SpeaklnK at Slmms Restaurant, 

he aajri that one of the chief functions 

uf the Federal Rcsrrte System 

is to help maintain orderly 

conditions In the money nrarl-pi and 

(it the same time m.niiiliun an ad*> 

quate supply of ' rrdu 

But hp emphasized that Pectoral 

Bwnt must chanxr Us objirlnefl 

as natmnal and uorld rondltumfl 

>han£e somHImes sctin£ to restrain 

credit, samctlmes expanding it. 

These steps arc not always popularly 

received by the public, he conceded, 

but are vital to ihp economic welfare 

of the country and to every 

one of Its citiiesj, 

rtxcm cRiDrF VOLUME 

He explained that Federal R*ierve'a 

prerosatlve of fixing reserve 

equiremenu for. banks Is merely a 

ool to 8K the volume of cash avai)ible 

for credit purposes in the 

banks. The ume holii true In fixing 

discount rates on commerei»l 

loans. 

Open market operations in the 

buying and selling ef government 

Jontta are still another method of 

(Ither Increasing the amount of 

[Qney In circulation or reducing i( 

i the times require, he said. 

Perhaps the most unpopular pro 

gram of all at present, he added, b 

| the regulation and restriction of 

consumer credit for home leans and 

purchases of automobilea. TV get* 

and other products, 

"BANKEB'S BANK" 

Federal Reserve, the speaker said, 

is actually -'a banker's bank'' and its 

facilities make the home town hank'?! 

services more effective, 

Te give am Idea sf the wsrk 

done, he aaM the ChllulelphUi 

Fetferal Bajnr Bank In a single 

d.y handle* »».«» i. tut.t to 

•hecka on bank, aataMe It. dl.- 

BEST WISHES 

to 

JACK NEWLON'S 

New 

GOLF 

DRIVING RANGE 

27th STREET and BAY AVENUE 

(Near the Airport) 

mtm\ «• liMM tkMti far «*U1 ba at Sknrat* 'on tuantty in. 

t%UmSmtm*iM kaaAM, "M 

rtead of WadrHsday. bacaua* pf th* 

f«*>ml 

July 4 Jiollday. Wive« at th* man* 

ber. will b* lnvlt*d «u»M». and the 

proaram win cSuvlst of 

•nsl re- 

tain ta» fall-tls** werk 

mpt*T~- t 

Bruce P. Dimon. who presided, 

announced that next week's meeting 

1 fcr th« annual tih 

•tid dt«Mar camint 

rundm* pool. 

The club had u g 

mu*tcal ae* vlsltlruf Klwaniaiia from point! a* 

lectlona by a group of artist, from far dMant u aOeblaMi an) tt 

the Mualc Pier. 

NewYont. qn. of tfa* 

It also m annrjunced that the A Copeland Callan. et sfMUafcam. 

program haa now been completed Pa.. paM f>r**i*nl tit tawmm Io- 

and ticket, will go on sale shortly tcnutionaC 

Rmsort Family Sails For Argentina 'Coalition' 

To Unit* Political 

Opposite*, Saturday, 

A Republican 

coalition will be f< 

wood. Saturday. wfrt»*-v fctt* , 

Katharine Moore HOHltôf lQo ~ 

Orande. and Onm It Harsry. of' 

Wildwood. will be married at 

Bt Simeon's BpiKopal Cteorcn; 

Mra. Ranli I. Republican nf~ 

Utrar on the Oounty Board at 

Elections and president ot the 

Middle Township Women's Republican 

Club. 

Mr Henry, a contractor and 

WUdwood city building uispactor, 

1« chalrmAn of tlie County 

Democratic Executive Committee 

Mr. and Mrs, Anton Piper, san.ln.law and taagMier of Mr. and Mrs. 

Floyd « . »tann of ocean City, ana their .on Jon.llun. ikawB akaard 

the new Arfentlne Slate Liner "Bit Tunuyu" just before salUng- to 

ArIentinn. where Mr, Pl|i«r will arrarurr for exehaBfe stndenta from' 

the United stales to attend Argentine »lle|ea, under the Wllltams 

Foond>ilon. of Williams Cslleie, Wllllamstawn, Man,, where Mr, piper 

ii • member of the '•rulty — I Photo eaurlesy Ari-entlne Stale Line.) 

Ground Broken For 

200 Hornet in Villa* 

The Joseph MiUman EnterprUei 

broke ground this week fur another 

development of WO new homes in 

the Villa, section of Lower Township. 

II is the seventh such prejec 

launched by the down-county development 

inn. The homes will be 

TONY MART'S CAFE 

:,v 

SOMERS POINt, N, J. 

similar to 3iO nthen hullt during 

the past two years. They are of 

frame construction, with four roomji 

and both. 

CELEBRATES BIRTHflAV 

Mri. OBrtrude n'ngpmonn. of 

Wsshington, D, C. celebraieo her 

Birthday annivergary Monday with a 

family dinner at the Oceanic Hotel. 

•1 

'I. 

CHEST CIXNIC. TtTEgDAT 

Dr. Max Cross. New Jersey Clinic*! 

director. Medical Tuberculosis 

Control Division, will conduct a 

clinic for cheat examination In the 

Health Center, old court house building, 

at Court Home, Tuesday, from 

12:30 to I p. m. 

HOLROYD'S 

SANDWICH SHOP 

HOME OF i 

SAVORY 

UBS 

that 

ATISFY 

The Finest in 

South Jersey 

• WE DELIVER I 


Phone 1871 

»» Ml 

io* MMI 

, ' v»'f 

Eld 841 

• >, --MW; 

NOW Ol»EN FOR 

Home B-JLrinff . Hbote ^ 

BREAKFAST _» to J2 • blffmla^ 

'* Full Course Dinners Start M 

Daily Specials; at Rmasonabt* l 

ALMECHT Ml •UXABBTtt MOOM — 1 

RETAIL POW 

*Q

1^" ^y 1 ' t 

mtetina in uw Eik> mil « 

•- Mondigr. the Lodfr voted 

• A, to purdiaac a 17-room bom* wkli IM 

K M 0* aradnd In Mlway for aged 

*i, of CTMCHT. ITVUOM, widen and orphans. An 

• f». OXS. *Ml educational fund ut help dfctvin* 

MUgmta m let up at ttae meeting, 

led 

Myrtle 

a recfpflon In honor at the ratteen 

•a) hel4 at the WaahinfUm ItsML 

OPU ItrMMHS COTTAGE 

Mr and Itn John A 

of Diaul HJU. save 

DUNES 

- Cocktail Lounge 

PACKAGE GOODS 

1 City HialMrar at Loonwrt^Somer. Point 

iGood Food . Moderately Priced 

Specializing in 

Shore Family Dinners 

for Lunch and Dinnmr 

Mil £MM» Point 2W4 

A*k for Felix 

to the New 

rsatti's 

ON ROUTES 9 Mid 4 

Ro«d sad M»»—chufttj Ave., Somerj Point 

BAR and RESTAURANT 

— • 

Starting Tonight 

nuou* Entertainment 

LLOYD McKAY 

i 

Piano Stylist 

Radio 

HID 

MUSIC COMEDY SONGS 

Wtwmdk to 

lKM « U1S1NI 

I"MOSPHIiRE 

i 'Mmh &mr 

Infktiaft CaDsidr More 

Insurance. Conference Told 

More Dollar* Needed to Insure 

Age, S»y» Speaker at Wood. Agency 

in Old 

The declining value ol lh» dollar, ol what the ipeaazr called 

due to inflation, u a compelling lert eirele of protection agaii 

reason f for Amenemni A lo l protect tt hazards" 

y«Ha*!^; with more life insurance. 

linri^nfcTi ia^rv frf that E A_ ^&*doo£ 

agency, of Pituburgn. Fa . were told , alr«dy ^ accident, heslui and 

•I Uwlr SUt annual educational con. , hMpitaliiation policies It provldej 

ference here Wednaioay, I up te g$,aoo for uousuil need* artj. 

Keynpj? _jrnote ^weaker si for the event «t ing ng (fom from major emergencies, nneriencies njch u 

wa» 

long illntss and exjxraive (urcieal 

;tncj maHEEr. who and hospital fen, by Bking up the 

told the atmott 200 uoderwnten and load where the other policies leave 

their wivea mi , retest esonum,c off 

condition* etnebuue the h need d for f IS KIW TBEND 

lacnued intunnce protection and Mr, Metzger described it at a new 

give then a lining ,cl]me point. trend d in i insurance i »hieh hih alia l hha 

MOVE DOLLARS SEEDED been adopted by teveral other com. 

He declared that whether the in. panics The idea u to lUcmpl to 

dividual wanu leeurtly for his fam- HU a need in the «ecuf11y picture 

For the second tin.r îthiri .j few The Oiieu:, C.ty ?,te denortmci.t 

years, a member of the P'f'-nrn fair;- loci's anu'her Lit .t.,- \ettf&it mem, 

ily will be presiaenl 

bcrs this week with the reureriier t 

Roberl C Freiich. wh., several > "f C.IJI William C HofTrniin after 

years ago tin juniur Min.ter o! I 25 years service 

ihe club will become iu_ -head I Capl HofTmar. whose honio u at 

man" His lalner, E R Frrnch. i if>31 B«y ii will no off du-.y is. 

oreviousli- served one term k* presi- morrow at the Blh 4t fire house 

dent i Due Is an accufnylatior, of ur,uiTHERS • 

A ffv years Inter Chief Js«n.ui'l ' 

B Coiivpr choic? hsm N urhtr uf 

his chiefs car. After seên*! yeaTs 

yf thi-< d jty he was pro routed tu a 

lieulenani and served in that ea^ 

p&eity about six JxaFi with Tfyck 

Com piny S"Q= 2 Ho became captain 

of ihLa company same nine years 

ago whan lieutenant rating were 

abolishert in the department 

Capi Hoffman is § veicran of 

World War I tiurir.K A hieh r.t 

icrvec* tn thti .Marine Cyfjjg 

Chief Robert L Smith iinnuuMi'ud 

that Capl: Csri Shaw, pun ir t-ommand 

of Engine Campaiiy No 2 a! 

city hull., will be transfcrFtd tff the 

6th §t. stslion to sueened Hoffman 

in eofnjTiand of Tfyck Compafiv No. 

2 

Proclamation 

Thm prite of war is nut c^lculaied 

in terms of equipment 

costsi the wastage of iiatjfa! resaurccx; 

the desiruction of preal 

eities, -hoary with age and redo* 

lent ef trudiUpu; nor even in the 

ruthless. widespr€?ad blutting put 

ef life. Tlie licinaysitcss of war 

is meaiurcd by the blighted 

lives of the wounded iind im = 

paJred=thoHr who went forth al 

their natiun's c^ll and were 

bfDught back to evermurt? live 

but deeimgti?d liyes, Tlirouj4h 

dkys =and yevrs, employ ing only 

a fraction of human possibility 

and enjeying but a fraction of 

It is, iherefrife, 'altogc-lhcr appropriate 

thst the Forgel=iiic« 

not, that modest, little flower, 

symbol of flÎily. shsuJd become 

the taken of our humble 

grstiltide and tiie pledge uf tiyf 

ioypky to our Disabled * Veiorsns. 

TP this end, I Edwttrd B 

Bqwker, Maypr pf the City of 

Ocean City, In the State tit New 

Jersey, do proclaim ihe week 

of June 30 te July 7. to be FOR- 

GET-ME-NOT WEEK. 

And further, I du eull upun yil 

of auf residenis and vi§itsF& to 

'make-visible expression ef ihelr 

gratitude and loyalty r to our 

Disabled Veterans, by the* purchase 

arid wearing of a fofgetm*-not. 

EDWARD B, BOWKER, 

Mayor. 

Hone From College 

Kin Betty Scrimingir. ua.ter 

uf Mr. and Mn. Tlionuu E. Stnm- 

Instrr. Martnor*. returned lu>m« Monday 

from Teaclien" Colleac. In New 

Britain, Conn., where tJie will be 

oil Ihe dean's list when she enter! 

her third year of study In the fall. 

Mlo LUUUK De Marco and faintly, 

£T£P%2rr am *» ~ 

MAC'S Rest L ant 

908 Shore Road Semen Point 

STEAKS • SEAFOOD - CHOPS 

We C«ter to Banquets and Parties 

Completely New Dining Room 

and New Separate Cocktail Bar 

Recommended by 

DUNCAN HINES 

•nd GOURMET 

Phone 

Semen Point 

951 


Serving Fine AMERICAN and ITALIAN FOOD 

Chicken Caccitore - Veal Scallopini 

Spaghetti • Pimza Pie - Ravioli 

Steaks - Seafood 

Kitchen Open 12 Noon until 10 P. M, 

SANDWICHES AT ALL TIMES 

Bar Open 10 A. M, Until 3 A. M. Daily 

SHUFTLEBOARD - TELEViSION 

IMl'KAGEU GOODS TO TAKfc OIT 

Delaware Ave. at B»y, Sotnera Point Ph, 920 

— TUB L'OOLEST SPOT IS TOWN — 

1 '^ JJ ""^ J ^*TrT-#A^TTrrriF"LTtTi^vviy 

acoMuutns to 

The monthly buiinea meettns of all nitmner vUltota to attend the 

Uie Holy Trinity Epucopal Auxili- meeting 

ary will be on Tuesday, following 

Corporate Communion at PrlO a. m. A CU-lOc. Al Wll hli It! 

\ 

JACK VOIGHT'S 

EDGEWATER 

Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge 

ON THE BAY .1 31TH AVE., LONCPOB T 

DANCING NIGHTLY 

on the Bay Under the Stars 

EdJie StrmmtKmld and His Trio 

Open 4 P. M. to Closing 

FINEST FOODS and LIQUORS 

Phooe Atlantic City 2-5210 

POINT. NEW JtKstJ 

ELMER BLAKE PRESENTS 

NEW ENTERTAINMENT 

— Starting Tonight — 

HERE IN PERSON 

The Famous 

$ DAVE APPELL TRIO 

Full of Fun — Songs — Comedy Act* 

Playing Piano — Bass Guitar 

AT THE PIANO 

TOM MCCARTHY 

Dynamic Piano, Singing Television Star 

Featured on the Ted Steele Hour and the 

Johnny Olsen Show 

BIG SUNDAY MATINEE 

Starting at 3 P. M, Until Closing 

LARGE, FREE PARKING LOT 

Wissow's 

ON SHORE ROAD _ SOMERS POINT 

(I 5III.L NORTH Ot SOMIBS rcJINT I IR( LI,) 

OPEN DAILY AT NOON 

SERVING TASTY, HOT.WEATHER LUNCHES 

Complete Dinners from 4i3O P, M., daily 

Fram 12 Noon en Sundays 

Outstanding Food Conservatively Priced 

Catering 

COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

Phone: Semen Point 340.< 

POINT TAVERN 

ON TNI BAY AT SOMERS POINT 

OPEN DAILY S P. M. — SUNDAY AT 2 P. M. , 

Oaliciou* 

Siaaki and Chop* 

• _ • • 

S-ofood b, VsrMy 

Pho*e SoBMr. Point SM 

appmiizingly $mrvmd'.,.t 

D.lightful, brMM.sw*pt dining room* and bar 

Under "HAIGHT" Manatement for the 12th Sea.on 

Mrs, Robert Haight, Prop. 

•w 

ENTERTAINMENT 


Organist 


Direct from P.lm. Be.ch PI«P, 

Florid. 

* • • - ^ • ."a 

Somer* Point 

ten Driver 

issed $237 

Point Penalizes 5 

in Safely Campaign 

MratS POINT—Local outhrir. 

icontinued IhnlrcamiinlBniiBfiinst 

Jfor vehicle violators this wenk 

(five drivers were fined in Muni, 

Hi Court and another win held 

. a hearing tomorrow 

[At a hearlnl Sundoy, Judge Rich. 

M S, Thompson imposed a flni- ni 

ill plus $22 costs on Frnnk Brori. 

Shuffleboard 

Darts 

OPEN 

ALL 

YEAR 

At f:M A. M. 

eHck «, of MS Wakellng if, 

adelphlo. He WM nnid $300 for 

drunken driving and »IJ on n sri • 

orul count of recklem drl\lng 

PINED FOB SPPEDINti 

Other penaltiei were Q« follows: 

Thrimo. Loekard, Jr., J8. or SIS 

N 3rd si.. Philadelphia, tin and 

costs for jpooding on Short, rd. 

1 Shori! rfl. 

Kdmard Jnmurski. IS, of 721 Mnok 

»l., Elijohi.ih. N. J,. IS iind miirt* fur 

vlnlotlnK 0 «toi! strt.p! at Mny« Ijindino 

rd. and Neiv rd , 

Joseph Stnrlto. 2fl iif 421 New 

York iv, Jersey City. IS imd costs 

for vi.ilatiiig 11 nu,|i «irift nt thi' 

same locatlnn. 

Joniin Stewnrt. S2. cif 151,', BonrH. 

GREGORY 

900 Shere Road 

Hotel - Bar 

Someri Point 

Restaurant 

_ r»t nnm — 

Tyrkey Platter, and 

Sandwiches 

Oy.ter Stew _ Cl.m Slew 

Fried Oy.tcn 

Snapprr Soup 

Fried Jumbo Shrttno 

Seafood — Steaki 

M M 

COME »»** AND MEET YOUR*F*mE*NDS* 

BEESLEY'S POINT HOTEL 

MAKE TOUR RttfmV-lTIONg EAHMf = PHONE O (\ KAOd. & Hen.) 

RuedysB I! a.m. iq 1 p.lii, 

John B. Townsend. M.D. 

Howard S. Hudson. M.D. 

»ss v.nii") jw. Ph. in I nr i.wf 

16-11 A.m.—2. 3 p.tii.—1-& p.m. 

E. B, Tyson, M.D, 

RnilF SI.*, Nuilnnal luak Mil. 

Phiine Dl^tl if ne ankwrr 0489 

lOiilit R.m. - i^hiMin !>*. suii.l 

f:;;» p.fii.-il p.m. Os. sai. anil Hilii.I 

Paul L. Yinglinc, M.D. 

04 n»lry Ai I'll, 1M3 In., 1MI 

IS B. m. - Ssan iHS. Him.) 

7 y. n. - J) p. Ili, IFS. Wed, ft Son.) 

George E. Firth, M.D. 

1716 Central Avi-nu. l'|...i.r 1074 

rFjUalrira atid (tparrBl i*riFt(F-g 

Oirflcr H*un: 

9 H.ni.-l? Nflim .V« p.Hi. If) p.m. 

Hsadar 10-1I M m fl p.m. 

Dr. Milton O. Schlostbf rf 

SUttOEON CIirailPODIST 

416 17 NATIONAL BANK 111.11(1 

iih *ni A»bypy. Oce»n Cilr 

PIIONR o, r. ttm 

II Ns Amwrr rhoni. KISJ 

ornoE HOURS 

O.teopBthic Phyiiewnk 

John E, JDavtee, D.O. 

IMlH tlalHi 

U •.m. • 1 v.m, — Ts»|- liM I 

No Eirilii H»»r. THarMil; 

L, W. BfiTTS, O,D. 

Optometri»t 

17M JIUuilD ATCUFI 

«ll.all« Cllr. a, 3. Dial S-1S31 

Point In On * 

Air Raid Test 

Observers Take Part 

in 234tate 'Attack' 

Bookie Jol d With Fine' 

Of $4.0 r d Jail Term 

Spring GK 

in Count 

• nee Y*t Meted Out 

Tumbling Activity 

sordcrlv rcjnduf I Harry BruddrF 

of S6S Brn.itl st Trnnton was 

id 110 nnri J mi ph Baylr IS at 

fh N Klpp at Philnriilphiii 111 

Beauty Contest 

On August 25 

SOMFR.S 

S*im 

m Pninl hi innti t been 

x< hctluh rj fnr Au^n nnri «,ill hi* 

Intvuin thr 

i iniDiiniKt 

gim.i Alii PI 

c l , 

ii[ii n Iti unimrmi îrl 

Ki s of 11 iind I 1 ) it ^ 

Tur«liiy h> Rfr^ V; 

i hnirman of tht tun! 

Sht ^nd ihal thi* tnnlt ^t.int>i ^ ill 

b juHj-t'fi m boJhink' suil* Jnri Ihnt 

no ffti n.il tiih ni v, HI In rpquirfri 

Ti hi t l!t hli thi tutiU Uin! mu^t 

h t\ i btin ii ruîHcnt jtt h imrr^ 

Pnint r ir tint \ PIT 

HLÛlrilii n c SOMERS POINT — Th,, 

tifin pn=t nf th^ §rrn 

Ihe Slcftnrl Air Fcirce BnJff Ni vi 

burg N ¥ and rn\ ± fi>fl mi urn nf 

II n i« rn ftotci w ilb u [jirîinntl 

uf lttlUOO partiHpil nK 

Thi Inrnl pi t r* piorlt ri apprtufi 

matt 1> 55 ub 

irt bi ing nr» i\ori 

1 ^ Mrs Mndilini Cirl\ Mr- Isa 

hi Hi A hufT .ificl Ml-, Frtmn E izard 

A full | nmr nn il t nil ijnr ntn| 

I |>I nt ! I r i hi nit,hl c>r iht * nn 

Li 1 f< lUn in in iriimi n! il m I 

\ I n M 1 Tflil (1 r lit, j[ 1 

These Doctors Will 

Be On Emergency 

Calls During July 

Fi.lln 

Cily ii Hill lin 

I - Tys... 

2—YiiiKl 

3—Turin 

S-lliiini 

Ii Illicit 

7-- Pi-llil 

H Km.Ill 

» Town 

c m nlinns «, uh >-omp 

ab^pr\ntiiins imd rLpurts tu Filii r 

Centre utt-urrinn \ prjtin^ U> *>t i \r 

mnrp then 4i U UJI numhi r uf 

hmirf sucte«s in rr hi virg mi^dkL^ 

to tht FiltPF Ctnlir in ii rmitlrr nf 

a«_Lafidq ViAS iichi!\id Li> Ihi t > 

nppr-itutn nf Ihi It U'fthunL opt r ilnrs 

and thi upcl* itnf*. nf ihi* conli r 

Thf TPSLIIL, nf lin L^«rctf.t shnw 

nn UTM Ml nii.fl fui more tilKtn.r^ 

in this "Jot ilitv Dirpijnr I imr*- 

Mrina^han i ipi>< ilint tcs t Ii/in^ 

Iu M luRtit r Tli i . ml n* i I r i v 

tnniat I c il\ hull 

fJlj-,Lrî-i ^ tikinti p.irl in Ihi ^nl 

urdjif u fl Siinriii\ 1 ^t^ mn Mr 

Dtm B,iN3t \ Mrs Firrt^t Crnttitr 

Mi> Djivlrl Sm.lh, Mrs. John OUsor, 

Mrs: Chiirlfs Thumjis, Mrs. Pji\id 

ShfiiiU. Frant=is May.. Grnrm I=afft--y 

ii_nd Jiunt's Monimha?!, = The IKh p 

ronntvtlon wlilt 

C sum? cmmbllti 

»•* placed sndi 

brrt M Ash kUnnUnccd 

Fdw.rd Thurtlt, -57. ef I6U1 

ft¥ nar P»elflr tv oFlh Wild. 

Hood, sarrenderett B4 Ltw prone 

eulBF • afllre an s eh»Frs ef 

bDDkm»kln| Mr A«h «id UUi 

Tharilf plr«drd HlfKy and 

H 1" sr (n-nicncfd b> Judfp 

Him Tpa^nbtam en Jglv 2^ 

J urn s W gprinjl 55 uf Clnyrrront 

Di I Vi is iint^d $4 CKJO dnd iinlinccd . 

U> KiFi t n mthJ in lhi> cnyntv jiiil I 

h\ Jurit,r Hurrj Tt nt ntinum nn Mnr 

d i^ I 

It nu (he hfHvlîl pensltv *

X 

I „ _., 

Ôtr-aelao* 

,»s 

* ft JK Priw will b* 

, . .. i &F eti* 

fcro lar*. wwiltor. on the pier 

, the 

majskUvMu 

•-—*-- at All 

MTlMJBaMOBMtmiaVpr rfMadfa. Mhiai «« Ha, 

UAT£ 

I 

I John B, Staley, nt Wetley ir, 

I Ocean City, *H awarded a Master 

emple Unlvxnrity 

M it. rCGmt eomnmnMsmeot 

off to , o«l aMrt with a bnrwil 

* » Saturday, hut pulted up to 

win the gundar eveBt and a n 

TM point.-JOT third place 

Men In line wen Frank Mien 

witt Nomad O. and Larry Mot, ta 

Oygr^msr, «*» » "* «. «• 

The Hack Bowl rue. were • tune- 

•MM wavhtka HU. IHI kan aauraay aa «aw at tta teaian. «« 

ford J, Abbott and Charts «. Ird. tosa and w« equal to »M hour. 

inan^wmmlatoMr of Conaervatton Jj£f wh « n "» *«*-» w « 

Learn to Play 

TENNIS 

Pn>f«(uoiutl liutructioo 

claim aUrting »ooa tot 

BtfUm, mge 8 to 13, 

IIHIT. at PA- COACH al 

' Q, C. TENNIS CUJB a* 

Ed Bleakly 

CABPENtRY - PAINTING . JOBBING 

.*/«, SAWS FILED 

i«|«it, -round tb. 

_ JUiT CALL*Et>. 

COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE 

' ASPHALT TB* _ RUBBER TILE 

Russell Sat ton 

tmmrmmm .WVOM 

,nmaa 

Kr yeMerOay that dnwtwidee apemai ' Abbott Mid it was apparent 

on •>mi«>f coastal hi«hway. hiahunioa have hn h^n been ma- m, that many boat owner, had com- 

have made alteration, in mast, aerial, undentood that others are preparini 

and outrigger installations to permit to make the recommended adjust. 

Clmrle, Bluck, of Audubon. 1« 

their craft to go under many bridges 

without waiting for opening. It was explained that the War De 

The suf-fenion to modify these in- 

k May County FilhioK Contect, 

stallations to permit them to be 

. They started Ocean City a!*o bit the eontejt Two members of the Cape May lowered was made March I at a 

wltt IT kings, 15 Bern with two other re rent catches. Mjgn School bauball team were 

For Loaser WMU- aad 

One wai • t>i pound flounder named by the Newark Star-Ledger 

meeting called by Conimuaionert 

caught by Bob BukeobBGh, of Sunny and Newark New. All week a. 

Erdman and Abbott, and attended Better Performauice) 

. , Acre*, Pi; the other a IV, pound 1WB*«! of Ule New Jersey myth, 

by represeBtaUve. of the U, S, Zn. 

eroafcer csught by William H, How. inl all^tar team., 

glneert Corps, the Coast Guard. 

USE 

boaUng orcaniaUons, and yuht 

, land, of Lanidale, 

MWr. Cape May pitcher, wu m- clubs. 

-. . . . 

lected for the AU-Group a MMnd 

• AT IT AGAIN 

team, and Child., an outfielder, n 

Mft IRXnOI VMNEOKUABV 

The veteran anglers H. L. Will sasMd to toe thtod team. 

At the time it vu explained that 

asd Steje Wsllace. at Philadelphia, 

approximately MOB bridge veniscs 

were at 'en again over latt week 

on seashore routes could ce elimi- PAINT 

cod. They tallied 14 flounder* and 

nated If boat owners would coop- 

; »ix large bata. 

erate. This flgure was understood PRODUCTS 

Ftru tmm or rumtr 

Outboard Races at 

BUPrLUS — WDfllOW GLASS 

Mays Ijm«i»«»|F on 4th 

OCEAN CITY 

The New Jersey We Outboard 

Chsmplonhfea wOl ba heJa oh Lalo 

Paint-Up Store 

•H Askary Ava. • Pkau UM 

Walter e. Qrakb. Wwmp. 

•:»«* 

Plastering 

3SI7 CBKTRAL AVE, 

• imm; : 

•. ¥.w. -1 

PLASTTRINGwd 

• v STUCCO •. 

m «-« OBHAMCNTAI. 

CLAY THE 

LEV !•» mnun mi 

«or/B won ROW t 1 

Albert OUIwM a% Sm 

m *fn- akpariaiMe 

1207 Waaway A*, tk. Mil 

OCKAH Crtt 

PAINT-UP STORE 

««-Af»lirr Am, ~ — 

Pauttmr* 

I A CLASSIFIED AD 

IN THE 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

•UtUtfLf QUICK itESULTS 

Paperhangers 

PAPERHANGING 

PAINTING 

Frank W.'Young 

MAaWOS 

PlMM O. C, 182S-R-1 

MM Askary in Fk. lttl-w 

George A. Sutlers 

CM A1I«* •. Smith) 

PAPER HANGING 

• DECORATING 

• WALLPAPER 

MM BftnraM MMne 

GE0KGEOWDEH 

it W. lMkmtn* 

STi 

aubnilMad by 

Optaln Peter Dtv.ln.. ritlpper of 

tha erafl. 

The weekly prlw fetture will ran- 

that «r» not aanntill to n«vlgatlon. 

under the ck»ed bridge. 

VIOLATORS' NAJUS TAHH 

-AMhouttt the reaulu oMalned 

thui far are gratifying." Abbott uid. 

•our bridge operator, report many 

eiMa of violation.. I have butructed 

th«e operator, to continue to open 

the bridge whether a notation eitrt. 

or not. Howeitr. the Bane, of 

vlolatorj. together with the nun 

•nd Ueenae. of their boat, are being 

forwarded to the dlrtrlct ofllce of 

the V, 8, Corp. af Engineer, for appropriate 

action, Thif is in com« 

plate accordance with the U. S, 

War Departaient reiulatlonj. 

"While we have not at (hit time 

made public the name, of boat ownera* 

who have failed to cooperate in 

the public interest failure to com. 

ply with these rei~ulaiions will result 

in both the names of owners 

and their boats being publi.hed " 

Electricians 

I run 

ill arrire prior to to* 

rrxinlD* for tl» July 4, 

neieauen r: 

tiAnntnn RftaUtmaav 

of the Jersey City W«t«- , 

•Ion for dmribution In viriou. 

and pond, open to pubHe I 

the State Division of Fktt and 

announced this week* 

CABDBOABO ÂgmhU : 

Wanted - Scran 

iwur now. METALS ,»• 

1 BAoa • BOa^n 

F.r But Prlaaa OU « 

PleawmtvilleScra. 

Iron and Metal C

w . .•«', 

an Mi ma HBpkM pm 

ots taffeta aad m«irtiln« hata and 

dU 

brktamaJd. awe Mi* Adam 

„ EMraN MrOoofU. 

ROjHkliilat i 

•M*n*, V. C, and Mi*. Farnrt 

Potta. of CharloKe. ft. C. n^wn 

wawm md ban Identical wtth tha 

First Yacht Club 

Dance, Saturday 

oln«. will m«rk the op#niofl of the 

Ocw City Ykclit Club* »ocial se- 

m. Hjiric will aîa be fBn» 

BB nffM'tlf HH WJU 

TBhr 

T_ibaa k a praduate of MM 

• • • 

Hostess House to 

HAW Card Parties 

NHfetwa fwtte smni toy 

the HoHeaa Hou« for CaavaMannt 

(a*. Mi Central .v, wiU be held 

Mf It and » at the bom* 

^tehaatt pureluuKd at the 

Bran the partla will help meet » 

i, addtac new (urnWilnB to lu 

FmoUver. IbU DM lapnaM her 

' UtndE to a nan Ms H dnuting 

amy Saturday, 

STEELMAN'S 

Deep Sea Fishing 

Boats fof Charter 

Row Boats 1 

iuitta, to m, •«*• m him, at num 

- J Dr. wmiwn O. PJ*W awnd u Bk 

— IT. C, to Dr. Gorton •, Field, am ttotbs'a oat nan. The when 

of UK awl Mrs, Ignnl O. ntkt were RRBBB R. BuriM, J|r, at 

, at OMB CWT, took pluce «t * p m. Wadagban: Adam M, Htrdtem. of 

IMv, in tM Ctmrch of tbeauurua, 

nau Evwrtt stone,

-I 

• I, 

it Society 

_r O«>Craphlc Society 

I In I*M «* atimulate In- 

. ttntunl history and his. 

1 of Cape May. 

L "Our Changisg 

pnaented on July 

b Dr. Horace O, 

and Cap* 

atf cuntor of 

f'tlw Academy of Natural 

Jmd laatimr at the Unl. 

£l*aattrrlv*nla and sever.] 

1 ,|i>lir't bird* of town. 

'- marah and seashore 

br Dr. Emm A, 

r btslns (to sixth 

•ethrftJea th£» year with 

p nature w.lk led by Dr. 

" aerie the bird life of 

town* and gardens, 

t the Cpe May Port Office 

m, Saturday July 7 

atudy Wn-J. plant, and 

ttmvtfi Jury and 

Th« flm lecture. -A Ttour 

tfu« 

fioJitnn Ojwfa star? Kurt Bauni iind 

irra P^';na, or:j:nal!v Srh#dulpd 'p 

npt-n !*ip Fc?ti\Ol lift tha* Hale Tht- 

the V," -i-.nrCi-.y Lf.iK.ii- 

| fered in '.he scN.*.; ..n 

Mr and Mr.. V .êm 

l st and WV*;4>> .!V 

I FRESH MEATS 

• GROCERIES 

• FROZEN FOODS 

"Where You Know You A 

Getting the Beat" 

De HART'S MARKET 

wr nri.iveit 

Phane 885S 

11th ST. and SAY AVE, 

t i 

FOOD FIT FOR A KING 

- s ftSf Dinners 

inchor'n Point 

200 BAY AVENUE 

Vatch ihw Activities on the Great Egg 

Harbor Bay from Our Knotty Pinm 

Dining Room 

OPENING SOON 

Our Outdoor Dining Room 

Irr h Be 

Ten tat r 

I WP pir 

hustjarrl'i 

Mr. Fm 1 

m r 

rri 

F r*t n-e 

pU 

tai^^. VI ^K( Fl | 

ha\rpitt. «h* w 

frvlrr of the nun 

K ondrr the iui 

be heard durii E the fl *i 4 

Tier In tl r strand Theatre 

i*-e* of st Juhn i I Dtlifrin 

hurrl 

- di 

( hu > 

1 

| S "ir r 1 I 

I Girl Scouts Have i i 

Four s, One B 

Born at Hospital 

I P 'SnV C mf^ B *1"^ four Girli, One Boy 

Troop S B r-aPEie p it r n r 

leader Mr Flor^r p Hf 7 I i 

I West \ 

The "'Iris f. a\* i d C^T* 1 i 

j kpcpjns prific * u „** \ 

rating te * Ijrc = I ^ f 

rf \he aftrrrc n 

icn b ih nt 

PIiiFis tor* 1 ""a t* fnr IT 

ric un JJI in I -» 

3 sUppcF t fa r" [ r 

erla *»r d Tel ifa If *- 

Township Men to 

1 Meet on July 11 

h T n 

I 

II 

i i f- 

H I 

I 

sir Mr 

*M M M I 

Garden Club to ; ' ' 

Hear Talk on Orchids 

John H. Doerr Is 

Temple Graduate 

an illustF te-l *i k bi Gt re a 

af Wild Lad t t n 2^ ^ c 

th** Ca^ji M;n r ur Or. c 

ttgirn fl d 8 H tk n 

cuur" hpu» 1 l-i r. f r H 


PHONES 1510=1116 




FROM OUR KITCHEN - TO TAKE OUT 

Soft Craba . . _„ 

Deviled Crab _, 

Deviled Crab Patties 

Imperial Crab . _ 

Fish Cakes _ . 

Deviled Clam 

Shrimp Salad _, , .. 

Fried Beallopi _. ._ 

Fried Shrimp . 

Clam Chowder 

„ SOe each 

. «48c each 

, _4Sc each 

, SOe each 

_ . 15c each 

.. 2Se each 

. SI.75 1b, 

11.10 1b, 

$1.30 1b. 

SSe qt. 

Fried Filet Fluke, 

25e.30e.40c.S0e per order 

French Fried Potaleei, 

Order, I5e; pt,, 2Se; qt., 45c 

Fried Oyitera 

Lobster Salad . 

Crab Salad _ _ 

Cole Slaw _ 

Pepper Hath _ 

Potato Salad . 

$1.10 doz 

,.$1.75 Ib. 

_-$1.75 1b. 

35elh, 

30c Ib. 

3Sc Ih. 

HOT PLATTERS 

ljiii! Drvllrd ( rib. Frlm SralliiB>.. Frlr* Ov.lfn. Frlrf 

lisa 

.- '• !.(•••• ns outside the Presbyterian. 

EapijsL Luthrrnn and Kpiscn* 

pal churches from 10:30 am, to 

12:30 P- m. Rrmilar police did 

traftie duty as in ttu* past at the 

MiM.horiisl and Cutholie churrhes. 

Patftil Captain Thomas AT WN- 

liiuns ^nifi tin- tifpcuardA will 

enntinut* nupiilenifntintf the po- 

lice i>nt 5 h Sunday riuriny the si-n* 

son. Starting nest Sunday, they 

•will wear white trDUfsiTs. which 

wtr§? tml nviiilfibli' in time to ho 

worn the ilrst day nn duly. 

The extra trafiie ctmtrDl won 

many esjirnîons ijf iipiir^jn- 

iinh from church goers w hen it 

was inirodufod last yenr, 

n all of ihe jobs 

were delnyed from three ts fnur 

wcpks by dimeuities in obtaining 

hardware, lumber and other ma- 

terials, according to William E, CoU 

liason, Jr., the eity'rt consulting en- 

yineer. 

COMFOHT STATION rOMPLEfED 

The new masonry comfort 

ildi h b d l k 

I 

. building 

y 

the boardwalk «t 12th 

New Jersey's 

Tex Grisis 

What Arc We Going 

To Da About It? 

Na. i in a special &eHrs on Ntw 

Jersey tass, prepared fsr Uie New 

Jersey Preaif AnQelallen by the 

New Jrr.ry tlUirns' Tax Study 

ronndnllon. 

NEW JERSEY BISINKSS FA< FS 

TAX "I.IOilTNISO" PANUER 

New JsrBvy is pjiprQachiiig y erili^ 

Ml lax Jituaiion lls illlzens arc 

asking for more sprviees — sefresls. 

Institutions. hlghwajB^ civiliBn Ho. 

fense. ete.îhari ila presenl tax 

ressurceg ean provide. 

Dmpili. Its great growth as on in- 

dustrial state. NQW Jersey relics on 

a naprow tax base; propurty. 

New Imney need! to uadernlie 

ita tax atrBEture, to revise ita Nasal 

pallalea a* that iheFe Bay be an 

eqallabl^ •ygtem keyed to the 

•eeda of • rrowln, InduslrUI Mate. 

Thh la tlw UiouihUul comlnslon 

of Uu OamniaaioB an llale Tax 

Policy. 

How thU revision might take place 

is outlined In the Firth Report of 

this CommisBlun 

Thl» newipaper believe* that a 

well.lnfqrrned eitlunry ig the Uul- 

wark of demoeraey. 

ThU miterial has ueen prepared 

With the assUtBnce el the Now Jer- 

sey Cltlnna 1 Tax Study Foundation; 

i non-partlHn group orgiinlied to 

help the people get the facts on the 

need for Intelligent coniideratlsn of 

tax revision, 

WOULD WSVIBE ENTIKt 

"USlNESrl TAX PKOCEDVIW 

l"revioiu aHiclea pointed out Iliat 

New Jenujr'a tax structure Li baaed 

tarfely on property, and thai new 

revenues must eome from new or 

reviled, lax aourcea. One of the im- 

portant suggestions nude by the 

Oorrrrnl»ilon Is to revile the entire 

buslne«s tax. pneedun. 

At tha Kate level. New Jersey la 

« "(pecial tali aMIe". "Mni upon 

rallroada, pubUc ufilities. motor fuels 

*na alcoholic beveinges for three- 

(outth. of aU attta and lseal taxes, 

tteludliur property and payroll 

flUHB." . 

XM an taali an «ra., 

I MMr. UMII latta, Fw ax. 

Sal Ai'. -. -v, .,' 

Nelms Warns 

Marine Cowboys 

Batter Slew Down. 

Harborma*ter Says 

By RICHARD W SEI.MS 

Offin CHy Harhormstit^r 

Sunday lurnpd aLit to he a beau- 

tiful day en the lvatiT, and the larg- 

est turnout of boat* this season 

detted the boy. 

Ocfiii City ran baa^t of some ef 

the flnwt craft to be found any* 

n/hi?re an the Jersey Coast. 

Dot Lherp wmm more tfuin Uie 

Usuftl nnrab^r of eewbe^ and |ob- 

btr pilot*, mskinc life s burden 

to othrm ?n |hf »ii#r. Why ih#«e 

trrrnhorn* »r*- nst tolA t« look 

hrhtnd them and nolle* th*- di* 

romfert eimsfd by ike wikf ef 

thrlr bant-.. I don t know • 

One of the most commun offenses 

is to run iiiong eleee to the docks. 

Feeding ond binding the boots 

moored there. This m a danKer 

practice snei also iu illegal. Esper 

.encecl pilots ncvt>r hug the docks. 

If nvevsgiiry i_o run eiiiMr, they slew 

down in well wilhin the gix-milp 

U ! j4ii! spi't*d= Oeuiin Cily tti fortunpie 

in that the commereial boats of all 

eJas^ys are liandlcd by men with in- 

natc courtesy nnd roKtird fnr ihe 

flMhts of othnrs, 

CAN BE StRlOl S 

waa turned over to the city 

; urday by Arthur R. Hpnfy. lne.. oj 

. Nnrtrifli.|d. the general contractor 

Cost of thta building, including sop. 

I yrnte einMricol iiiid plumfainiC con- 

, tracts. «ns SJ4,g91, Henry's price 

«-as SS0.M5. In which was added 

i.HM far plurnblnii by Louis Tae. 

' eiirino and £336 for electrical werk 

by Laurener E itBdem. 

* The old comfort station and pa- 

1 vilion which was of frame construc- 

tion, wait totally demolished by the 

November sturin. 

'WALK APPROACHES DONE 

j The Jesse A. Howland and Sons 

I Cn.. cif Red Batik, late last week fin- 

' isihed Its eentroct for reeonstrucUcm 

uf bniirdwâjk appronch riimps. at a 

cosi of (24.S3I.T2! These romps «• 

| tended from St. James pi. to Monr- 

!yn tcrr. 

I In addition to those rebuilt by 

1 Howland, several others were re- 

paired by Ffflpinjî of the city's 

i public wprkii department. 

The Plea-§antvi!le firm of FaEcn- 

. hcim and Ol&on is scheduled to com- 

plete its work today (Tuesday > on 

i the reconstruction of oceanfront 

; bulkheads ai the ends of streets. 

1 Total cost of this work svas S34.- 

3(12.75, 

When the biilkheads^ are complet- 

ed, the firm of John Pelto and Co., 

I of Ocean City, will be able to com- 

plete Its iB.BM.SO contract for the 

reconstruction of street ends with 

gravel and new sidewalks and curbs 

where needed. This should be done 

by the end of the week. 

Resort Man Named 

Sr. Vice Cammonder 

of State'. V.F.W, 

CHARLES A. OLDFIELD 

Charles A. Olctfield, of Ocean City, 

was elected Senior Vice Commander 

of the Department of New Jersey, 

Veterans of Foreign Wars, at the an- 

nual gtate convention in A.'tbury 

Park, over the week end. 

The local man moved lip from 

Junior Vice Commander, a piist he 

had held for the past year. He also 

is a past commander of rerguson- 

ôgllo Post, of Ocean City, past 

ommander of the 17th District, and 

former aide-.rie«eamp to the? na- 

tional commander of the V.r.W 

Charles Becker, of Newark, was 

elected state Commander for 19AUS2. 

Succeeding Mr. Oldflelrt as Junior 

Vice Commander was Alvun S, 

Wa^rd. of Camden. 

The conclave, which elosfid Satur- 

day, adopted a resolution sent HI 

MPW Jersey Congressmeii. urging en- 

actment of 'a proper control liii! nn 

prices, waiies and rent". 

Bridge Anglers 

Fined $10 Each 

To Be $25 and Up 

in Future, Warning 

Asserting that "thk is only a 

vrarninil". Municipal Judge Franklin 

$10 to $35 " 

Fines for 

4 Motorists 

California and 

Florida Man in 

Resort Accident* 

Four mnt«rig,3 involved in aeei- 

dehts here were flned amounts var- 

rying from S10 to 935 in MunieipBl 

Court, Pfidfly- 

The mo§i _severe penalty, S35 fine, 

was impSsed on two of the defend- 

ants. They wiir# jehn Cuiminghem, 

2S, of Goshin, charged with reeklete 

driving, ond Edwin A, Hoover, 21, 

of Cera] Gables, Fla,. charged with 

leaving the scene of an accident, 

James W. Veung 23L of_ MrK^f- 

pnrt, PH., and Donald P, Brumgard, 

20. ef San Fernande, Calif, were 

both fined lich 

CAB HIT TRUCK 

Cunningham was arraigned as the 

result nf an accident en Bay av. at 

28th si., in which his csr crashed 

into a truck parked at the side of 

the read. Patrolman John Oensemer 

instified that his investigation shewed 

Cufininghem te have been going al 

high speed in a heavy ra in. He 

said the ear skidded 75 ffet before 

he erash occurred. 

The defendant, who sustained 

brain coneussion, blamed the aeeu 

dent on a trash truck which he gaid 

•Mi aeros^ his path and caused him 

to jam en the brakes. 

fONORED WEATHER 

CONDITION! 

JudMM Fronklin A. King found 

CunnintihPin ifuilty on ihe ground 

thnt he rirave without proper regard 

for weather conditions and the safety 

nf others. 

Hoover was charged with hit-run 

driving after nn accident on Central 

av., between Sth and lQih stsr He 

pleaded guilty, admitting that he did 

not stop after striking a parked ear. 

The only reason givpn wiih that he 

was confused. 

Sft ipeneer Lifhlcsp skill thM 

IIeev?r WH plebed ap 40 ralnulen 

later, at whl*5h Um* h* waa d»*b«t- 

iaf with • frieiEd Ute ad%'taablllty 

of lyrrfnderltif to Hie ps!t». 

Brumgard pleaded guilty to fails 

ure te ebgerve a step street sign, at 

City Approves Tentative 

To Re-Plot Streets in 

Seardi for Drowned Bather 

Proves lyiere Win-O'-Wisp . 

Woman Sees Two Hand* Slowly Sink, But Police 

and Cuarda Conclude it Wai Maybe a Newspaper 

Membrrs of the denaftment of 

pubtio safety concluded Friday 

thai they had been chasing a 

will - s' - the - wisp two nights 

previously. 

It was n satisfactory conclu- 

sion, however, far it meant that 

na ong had drowned in ihe 

ocean. 

The tale of woe began early 

Wednesday evening when the 

police department received a 

phone eaU from a woman who 

said she saw a person drowning, 

auytide the boardwalk at Brigh- 

ton pi. She reported seeing 

two hands slowly sink out of 

sight beneath the waves. 

POLICE. Ol'AUS RESPOND 

Sfil, Speneer Lijlhtcap and PIL 

Nick Implazo rushed to the 

scene in a palice ear. and Beach 

Patrol Capt. Thomas Williams 

rnunded up severai lifeguards 

nnd jained them. 

It was that eerie gloom Just 

before the thundefshower broke 

loose. 

Cupt. Williama and the guards 

bwenl into the iurf la trj- to lo- 

cate the drowning victim, aided 

by tmp'la». while Lighlcap went 

to the ftoardwalk as a lookout 

to |uld« them If he could spot 

the victim, 

THE RAINS CAME 

For 45 mlnutea the men w'aded 

and inm around the ana and 

inspected the water near MM 

jetties and boardwalk piling. 

While they were at it. the ralna 

came and Lightnp and Implaio 

were just as wei u the llle. 

guardji. 

Their anjtlety waj heightened 

by the fact that on the beach 

near the Itfefusrd itand they 

found a nmall pile of bathen' 

belonging, includlni a blanket, 

a pair of rubber ihan, and a 

sl« I Hi ihin. 

NO VICTIM 

They flnally abandoned the 

search and awaited develop- 

ments, but none came. No child 

or adult was tenoned mitiing 

that jight. Ditto on Thilraday 

nnd Friday. 

By that time authorities de. 

cided thai there waa no droivn- 

Ing victim after all—that it muit 

have been a newipaper or somp 

other white object teen in the 

water. 

Whoever left the clothing on 

the beach can claim It at police 

headquarters. 

Bathing in Nude Costs 3 

Bathers $25 Fines Each 

Take Early Morning Dip O/t 17th at.; 

Arrested on Complaint of Woman 

Dei 

One 

To Be < 

A tenutlv» 

plotting bu 

In the'•.' 

submitted by'i 

Inc.,- mi •ppMrwJ 

city ( 

day. 

The realty 

firm purchased th« < 

eral months mgo i 

city lofiron mm A 

$100,000, m 

At a conference FTUayf 

Stoceo repre«rrtatii'«» n| < 

mluiomn, thna dUTennt f * 

were offered for coruMet* 

The one approved will to 1, 

the *>«(• tor prcpantlan oti 

and final pin, which win t ' 

Ike county aeat arid will ! 

present tag 

warn 

Sgth jit. and Centrgl sv.. cousing 

The consi*quences of improper boat 

b i Th 

hnndlinie moy be 

d 

p 

The state 

ie y 

law provides i.nes up ip $100, while 

Federal penalties *iiv 12,000 fine and 

a yeiir in jail= 

Tiie pilot «i a boat is regponjible 

for the safety of those jibosrd. He 

should be constantly aware of what 

Is Moing en, net only ahead.of him, 

but behind him, pafiicularly any 

tonditinn or place affected by his 

wake, NcgliMtMice in observation i.^ 

inoHeungble en the water, If trouble 

happens, f! I didn't see him" is not 

accepted os an eatcuse. 

BoatJnr In m wonderful putlmt, 

»nd |h«M who ff| Uif mo*t «Hf of 

it u«- lnifll.r*-nce. dhcretlsn and 

Baby Falls Against 

Car Door; Face Cut 

Sixteen-month-old Holly Quillan, 

IMS'Central av.. received a deep 

cut In her forehead Friday night 

when (he fell against the edge of 

a door of an automobile _being driv- 

en by her mother, Mrs. Faith Quil. 

len. 

The mishap occurred at lath st, 

and Wesley fiv. Policemen Meenan 

and Implozo happened along n mill- 

lite later and task the tot to Dr. 

Marcla V, Smith for emergency 

treatment. 

Charles A. Euler 

Dies In Hospital 

Fails to Survive 

Leg Amputation 

Charles A. Eulor. retired rnotal 

lurgisi and an Oeean City residen 

al 12 Hnlb- Tree rd., died iiintlai 

afternoon in the ShoH? Memsrfa 

Hospital Ho was 03, 

Mr. Euler had rnUTnd the lin.s. 

pita! more than a month ago with a 

leg infection and iinrierwfnt an am. 

nutation of hU right leg shortly 

afterward, from which hr failrd to 

rally. 

HERE 10 VIARS 

Ho moved to Ocean Cltv about 10 

years ago as a Bermanent residi'nt 

after retiring from an executive 

position with the Type Metal Co.. of 

Philadelphia. He was well known 

as a metal expert and engineer. 

For the past few ; years he operated 

a boat repair ghopi which he built 

himself, en *the Somers Paint-Lst 

port rd. 

Mr. Euler was a boating and fish- 

Iny enthusiast and was active in the 

local flotilla of the U. S. Coast Guard 

Auxiliary aiiritif World War II. 

LEAVES WIFE, SON 

Surviving are hte wife, Sadie 

Turner Eulci\ and a son, Robert, of 

PhHadelphio. 

The Smith Funeral Home here 

ade. arrangemejiU for iervicea at 

the Battefsby's Sons Funeral Hume 

in Philadelphia, prtibably Thursday, 

fnlerment will be in North Laurel 

Hill Cemetery. 

Devotion to Night 

Club Costs Him $25 

Robert H. Oracey, 2S, of Willow 

Drove, Pa., wag fined $M in Wild. 

wood Municipal Court Saturday for 

refusing to leave a night club at 

losing time. 

Special Officer William Catram- 

bone testifled that Oraeey attempted 

to >brlbe him with $5 to abandon 

the eh&rse* on their way to police 

headquarten. 

Californian - - of All People!'-- 

Says He Is 'Sold* on Ocean City 

Ocean City and The Sentinel* 

Ledger both sold themselves thor- 

oughly within less than one week to 

Mr. and MM, B. W. Amn. of Wll- 

Hums. California, who will • leave 

Newark toy plane today for their 

W«t Coast home. 

They came to. the resort for • 

brief visit with Mr, Amos' brother, 

H. C. tan. 4M1 Central av,, and 

his sister, Mrs. C, L, Yeager, 1S1I 

Central av. The brothers hadti't 

teen each other prevloiuljr for « 

yean. 

Their plane will land at the Oak- 

land, Oil., airport. They will vtolt 

their son, Robert, in that city, before 

returning Is Williams. 

Before leavlnr Mr. (Callferaiat 

Amot admitted thlt he was «o Im- 

pressed with both the moral and 

phyglclnl eleanlineaa of Ocean City 

that he WHS liitming aitentlvely to 

his brother's suggestion that he es- 

tablish his home here. 

And that, brothers and slaters. Is 

a pretty tall eUmisslon for o west, 

prncr—especially a Colltorolan—to 

make! 

Aa to The SenUneULedger, Mr, 

Amos was so "nld" on it that he 

subscribed for a year, assertlnc that 

he had aeen and gdvertlMd in news- 

papers In hundreds of small towns 

and eitlet, but that none could com. 

pare with Trie ScMincl-Ledier, in 

ita snappy metropolitan make-up and 

content* 

It iccmed U »urprl»c him (Bit 

there ta jUrthUf "nlcfcy" sr small 

town about thk 

Bathing in the nude may be a de 

lightful praetiee on some exotic 

, .„.,. ... «..„ _ .... «„„„,» „ , »««*" iea llle - h « '* turned out to 

A. King Jrcnterday imposed tineji of : collision with another car He U a be a «om?what expensive propoii 

tion fer three young men who ap 

peered in Municipal Court here Bat 

imposed ihe other SIu urdB 5- 

on a 'charge of eare^ ' T h c tluwawmwe flr»# «» eaeh by 

YounK lost control ot ! Jud » rranWin A. King when they 

S10 ench on two niherfflcn who I Navy petty afficpr sintinnpd in Phil- , 

ploadod (Tulliy in ft-^hiny from thu j sdeiphio, ___ i 

state highway dfawbricige nt So mem 

I '__---'- - _ i lOSs uriviiiK* luuuK I«SL LUMiiui iji , . •=- - -• —- — -T _" 

Harry Daniels, Central av. near ' hu ear he Buid on a eurve on 34th ' l'^" ad «I (SUilIJ lo chnrileii of 

52nd st.. and Louis SeharfT, Central si, comini! into the city. The car or Sj f '>' condui'l 

liv, near 12th lit, were arrested 

about midnight Sunday fnr violating 

City Ordinance 834, whijih |>iobhitl:-. 

went uff the read into >asa and n-' 

~ - 

*' wete.«rriaii*?d on complqint 

M R llh 

ditch near Haven av,, and p 

Two Qthc?r motorists lorfoited 

nshinjt from all bridge*; wiihin the bail as llnisg when they roiled to au- 

city limits 

BRIDGE TENDER, PLAINTIFF 

Comploinant In the ease was Stan- 

ley LukesiewjM, tender of the draw, 

bridge, who told the eourt that he 

has been chasing fishermen oil thu 

bridge, not only because of the city 

ordinance but also acting upon or. 

ders of the state Highway Depart- 

merit. 

He said tie called police flfter the 

two men left the hridgn upon his 

Instructions, then returned shortly 

afterward and were nbujiive to him, i 

Oaniels jmd IcharfT admitted they 

had been llshlnH when Lultesiewssi i 

ordered them tu leave. They said ' 

they returned the second lime with- 

out their tocltle just to observe some 

woaknsh breaking water under the 

bridge, Tlicy added that the bridge 

tender was abusive to them, ton, 

ADMIT THEY SAW gI(|N 

Both men admitted they had seen 

siBii af,the end of the bridge 

'hieh siutes that tlshlng is noi a" 

ef 

l«e 

al. 

Suspect Puts Up 

Vicious Fight 

Swings en Police; 

One Suffer* Bite 

A routine invesUipation of a sus- 

piclous character turned into a vici- 

ous fight Friday night for Ocean 

City Policeman Nick Implazo and 

Hay Mei'nan. 

They were patrolling en 8th s!=. 

near the boardwalk, when they 

noticed a rnuEhly dressed Negro 

oneri i with chin whiskers -.mini: on the 

ladge Kint •«« Chief af Pallee i railing near the bus terminal. 

Robert J, Ij.ck.-y said that police 

are esiutonUy chulnc nahermtB. 

from the brldfea In an lUrmpt la 

prevent uriatH aceldenla Involvlni 

eiuier the nahernen or uurak. 

The judie warned that any fu. 

lure euea >f •Imlisr nature will 

brlna; fines «f It), ar hither. The 

ardlnanee pnvidea penaiyn up I* 

J5(l sr IS days' Imprisonment. 

2 Plumbers Are 

Fined $75 Each 

Worked Here With 

No Local License 

Judge Franklin A. King Saturday 

imposed fines of 178 each on two 

len who performed a heating «ys. 

tern instsilatioh without an Ocean 

City steamAitter's license. 

Wade C, Cox, 44, of 8157 York rd,, 

Philadelphia, and Frank Carney, is, 

4M 4th av,, Hcddon Heights, hii 

helper, pleaded guilty to the charge, 

jrcrerrod by Riiymond Churtwick. 

ily sanitation inspector for the 

health office. He alleged lhat the 

men were in violation of city ordi. 

nance Me, requiring licenses of oil 

lenons wha Install .heating plants. 

The men were arrested for in- 

stalling heat In the new addition to 

the ft super market, ith si, and 

Wat ay,, according to Crudwick, 

He said (hey were employes of a 

Philadelphia contractor. 

It was the second similar ease 

Ithin two weeks Involving out-c.r- 

awn workmon. • , 

Two other men were fined 1100 

jeh previously for installing bath- 

room rlxturas in a summer home 

without a plumbers license. 

Mr. and Mn. Walton Helss, Jr., of 

enklntown. are reaidinl at HI 

Pi. 

of Mrs. Marlon Ross, ]7th st. and 

Wesley, av.. who sajd the three men 

disrobed on the street and went 

I i>car for hear,.,KS They were Ho. U«thinB in the early morninfc Police 

uert H Xo« land, 18, of Allentown. "f 1 ;'" 11 w l"'e ihey were nill un. 

Pa. S25 en careless driving, and aF aped. 

t'NDEK gL'SPEWDED SENTKM t 

In addition to the fines, Judge 

King iilaced the bathers under sug. 

| pended sentences of SO days in the 

county jail, pending Euture good be. 

haviuur. 

Those flntd were William J. Hart, 

netl, 26, IMS N. Park av, Philadei. 

phia; Charles J. Foji. Jr.. 2S, 19 N. 

Park av.. and Frank Murteilo 25, 

Daniel I. Murphy. 24. 

Station. Pa. i* on 

charge. 

Merlon : 

street 

nil 7»ui »t.. Broohlrn, N. Y. 

JBUe XIBC dnlirrd that the 

nad* featMnf to >MU»r fans M 

indlHreet «m«aet that will sat fee 

talented Here tu. Manner. 

"We want TO« ta «•«•• km, bat 

•• inu r*a to krtave like ir*. 

apeeteMe clttnu," h» MM. «W* 

have trtitt |n umr law. and •• arc 

l t* we Ikn 

Two other men also were fined 135 

each in separate eases, on charges of 

drunk and disorderly conduct. 

PLASTERED PLASTERER 

Benjamin Rouscy, 48. ef 7 Mercer 

pi., was taken into custody while 

staggering oil Bay av,, near eth st, 

William Hayton, 4«, of 1403 rf. Hew. 

ard St., Pliiladelphia, was arrested 

at Plaia pi, and Wayne av, 

Kayton blamed hlf intoxication on 

a ralnitiorm. He said he came here 

to do some piastering work and 

when it rained he wa* unable to 

work, so he filled in the time with 

few drinks too many. 

Both men also were given 3O.day 

suspended jail sentences. 

Lunny Honored 

By 150 Masons 

New State Grand 

Chaplain Is Feted 

In one of its outstanding meetings 

nf recent ynnrs. the Qe> n City 

Lodge No. 171 

the 

f. and A.M.. enter 

I When imtilafEQ began questioning 

the man. lie suddenly started 

swing feet end fists in all directioiis. 

Before the policernen subdued iiim 

and placed him in their patrol car 

Meenan had been badly bitten on 

the left svrist and Iirtuia!Q*§ uniform 

was turn in several jilaccs. The 

scuffle attracted a silgable crowd. 

At headquarters, the prisoner 

identified himself a* Harry J. WiU 

Hams, 24. of 1238 Hodman «!., Phiia- 

delphia, and admitted he had «|»nt 

two terms in a Pennsylvania menta' 

Institution, 

Local authorities mulled it over 

and decided there was no good 

reason -why New Jersey should pay 

for keeping the man out of mischief. 

So, instead of preferring charges 

against him, they placed him aboard 

a Philadeiphia.beund bus—with a 

one-way ticket. 

Aerial Spraying of 

County in Progress 

Aerial spraying of DDT compound 

to kill mosquitoes is now in prog, 

rest, it vii announced Friday by 

Bsyd LaHrrty. MMUtlye secretary 

of the County Mosquito Commission. 

He said that 1,000 gallons of in- 

secticide was sprayed in the lower 

end of the county last Wednesday, 

using funds made available from a 

surplus in lost year's state aid funds 

Additional funds for this purpose 

will be made available to the coun- 

ty early in July. The plane from 

Ihe county airport will resume op. 

orations at that time. 

HKM FBOM BALTIMORE 

Recent visitors at the Steknar 

Cottage were the Misses Anne anil 

Eve •ruek, of Btltimore, and the 

Olson family, alse of Baltimore. 

They wen all attendlnj the Youth 

for Christ Conference. 

tallied a group of IS OrantlÔftlcers 

of New Jemey Masonry Thursday 

nlijht in Masonic Hull 

• The atTair was in honor of Cily 

Commissioner Laurence P. Lunny, 

in recognition tjf his recent appoint- 

ment as one of the Grand Chaplains 

of the state orKoniiiatioii. It was at. 

tended by 15(1 local niembers and 

Kuests from all parts of the state as 

far as Somerset County. 

WORSHIPFUL MASTER PRESIDES 

Lewis A. Graham. Worshipful 

Mailer of Lodge 171. presided and 

welcomed the visitors 

Visiting dignitaries of the order 

included Lewis M, Parker, of Bor. 

demount, Orand Mailer: Alfred 

Howe, of East Orange, Junior Grand 

Warden, and Harry c. Whiting, Sr,. 

of South Dennis, district deputy. 

They all spoke briefly during the 

evening, 

Mr. tunny's record in Masonry 

and his work for the local lodge as 

Worshipful Master were extolled by 

Past Master Harry B, Adams, 

GIVEN M-VEAR BUTTONS 

Buttons for 80 years of Masonic 

membership were presented to 

Ralph I,. Golf, on» of th» •ariicft 

members of Lodge 171. and to 

Henry A. Daten, a member of Wash. 

F J. PltaM 

Boy, 13, Hurt in 

F«H Off 'Walk 

Frank E .Giordano 13, of II Nas. 

sau rd. and 207 Coulter av.. Col- 

lingsweed. was Injured Thursday 

night last week when he fell off the 

boardwalk at 1st st. to the beach 

below. 

Police said he plunged through 

the railing while cutting up with o 

friend. Patrolmen Implazo and 

Meenan took the boy to Dr. Her- 

schel Petiit's office, where he wan 

treated for *a sprained hack and 

contusions. 

10 Are Rescued 

By Beach Patrol 

Beyond Depth in 

Gully at 13th «t. 

Thp Beach Put ml hnd its m 

heetie rescue operation of thr young 

season Saturday (ifUTfioon when "10 

persona were nided practically si 

multanrougly at the 13th st. beach. 

The heavy run wns uttrttjuted by 

Cspt ^ThDniaa Willinnis t*> be a 

dangerous gully condition in the 

area, which lures bothers into watt?I 

beyond their depth- 

Sis of thf" iH'rsons in trouble were 

rescued by Guards Cooper and Wil- 

Jiib idd b G 

son in a by Guard 

A 

J , y 

T¥anMi# uith a can buoy. After the 

six were aafely aboard, Tr&nsue 

went baek for two others, then wo 

f by Guards Halnes and Me- 

Kee from a ncifflltMrinif beach in 

rtscuing two more. 

None *"df the rescued rpquirrd 

medical attention. 

Peach Blossom Queen, 1950, Wins 

Contest for Miss N,J, Pageant 

is Anita Bfpoilto, who rejgned 

lost year as Hammontori's Peace 

Blossom Queen, waa aeleeted Friday 

night u Miss Hnmmonton. to repre- 

sent that city in the Miss New Jer- 

sey pageant hen on July it. she 

was one of 10 contestants. 

Attending the conteM from Ocean 

City wen MM Ocean city tMlss 

Msrle Mar lino), who will bo hosteM 

lo ttw Miss New Jersey cont«UnU: 

Mxt, ROMIH Htddicto., of UpBer Artnur O, Watkinf, secretary o« the 

Daroy. Is residing at ilT Pelh.m pi. Chamber of CommeKe: Robert 

Sampson, general chairman of the 

state pageant committee, Anthony 

Imbcsl snd Charlej Stepherwon. Mr 

Sampson and Mr. Imbesl were ac- 

companied by their wivea. 

Mr, Sampaon extended a welcome 

to Miss Hamrnonton. on behalf of the 

pageant cormnltlee, and Introduced 

Miss Ocean City. 

Othen precient Included. Mis 

Pleawntville (Mill Mary CaplUa) 

and Mis. MUlvUlo (Miss Anetlc 

PuglleMI. 

exclusively 

family residences, (he pli 

for buUdlnc lota with 1001__ 

and 100 feet depth, bsdtrn* I 

bulkhead. 

The developen win 

igoona with opmines trooit 

They will be 1900 feat toot j 

feet wide. The Usual 

vharf facilities available 

home owner in the rraiin \ 

Riviera, 

I The entire tract covered t 

plan has MM feet ftonMgi 1 

Bay av,, from inK at. to t»» 

of the municipal airport, 

portion near the nortteml 

will not he ehanfsd from , 

ent layout. All the fM 

will require new stneU i 

age system*. 

CIT( TO VACATS 

A rt«p to toe MM 

wUr 1 ** for ihe cnar. tl 

vacate its rights to 

•treets, eieept two ne 

known as Michigan and 

avs, 

Stoceo also has purehaaed 

the city the entire area from ' 

to 34th *«.. Bay av to Haven ttr* 

directly opposite the Hit len and t 

airport. 

This tract will be filled up 

grade with material pumped train 

the new lafoans Its development 

plan has not yet been formal 

fully, but it is expected to f 

some Business district 

Development of the RMera 

•nil be carried out In somewhat thi ,..a 

•ante style aa the earlier Stoeeo tl*ct 'f 

around Snug Harbor on the >tmf ' ", 

between Sth and Vth sts except that ' 

the home site* will be much larger. 

Speedboats To 

Race On Fourth .•• 

Owner, of All 

Invited 

Owners of speedboats of all cL 

in the waters of Ocean City ai 

neighboring communities have 

Invited by the Ocean City 

Club te participate in the 

July 4 racing program tomorrow 

the bay 

The power craft will £o Into , 

lion at 11 a m and there w*Ul 

as many rsccs aa there are daaacaf ^ 

of entries It was announced by IL 1*,* 

Gncii racing chairman Ha taia> 

the committee will rvn a race §^ 

any class In which two or mora 

boats are registered 

It ii planned to award prUaa tat', - 

tile winner and runner-up in CfiHirx ^ 

event •* ;| 

Boats of the home club will 

among the contestants but th*lt, K 

races mil not be part of tha 

woar trophy series which 

on ûnda> 

The holiday racing program ^ 

will continue in the afternoon 

1 30 when the sailing ski 

ha\ e another of their fleet 

ship series for Moth Comet 1 

ternational claaaes 

Flying School Gradual* 

Pfc. William Honey, at SM 

City, has jiut been graduateal f 

the Air F^rce- flymg vchool m\ r • 

Mls«.. and la now stationedvt I 

Field. Texas. He waa 

from Ocean City High 

year. 

Mrs. Mary Wclah, of 

vacationing at SOT 3rd at. 

TIME and Til 

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