Sep 1953 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Sep 1953 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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"V<br />
W%u. -<br />
and Veterans<br />
fmtm. own* from *• M<br />
i wmt mean<br />
tag "Land at me J*or»lng C.lm.'<br />
Nairn* MftMtitW e«my fall la * her<br />
a new tow* or stoke me eld sue better.<br />
Ml Medtas;<br />
ITS PATIO SHOP<br />
»IM<br />
MI WIST AVENUE<br />
l&NCHOR'N<br />
POINT<br />
DINING ROOM<br />
Second Street on the Bay<br />
f'<br />
OPEN DAILY<br />
ClJICEPr TOESOAT)<br />
Enjoy Fine<br />
Lunches or Dinners<br />
FAST SERVED DAILY — 7 to 11 A. M.<br />
the Covered Screened Deck or in<br />
Our Pine Panelled Dining Room<br />
OMffeid on Big<br />
VFW Committee<br />
Nomad Notional AM*<br />
In Community Work<br />
Charles < Barney) Oldfleld, 1307<br />
Wesley av., immediate<br />
past commander<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Department <strong>of</strong> New<br />
Jersey. Veterans <strong>of</strong> Foreign Wan.<br />
has been appointed eo-chalrman <strong>of</strong>;<br />
the ail-Important national community<br />
service committee <strong>of</strong> the V.F.W. J<br />
The new commander-ln-ehlef <strong>of</strong><br />
the M-yeiir-nld. I .200.000-stronR oManiHitlon<br />
<strong>of</strong> veterans <strong>of</strong> 'overseas'<br />
war-time service, Wayne B, Rich- i<br />
•rdi, Arkansas <strong>City</strong>, Kan*., buainen<br />
executive, announced Mr, Oldfleld**<br />
•Ppolntment «t national V. F, W.<br />
Headquarters in Kuni<br />
<strong>City</strong>, Mo.<br />
Lad year, more than 110,000 community<br />
service projects were span-<br />
Wred by V.F.W, PoaU, these hav.<br />
ing covered the entire range <strong>of</strong> life<br />
In free America.<br />
Others on the committee are<br />
Svcrre Rsing, Erlgertan. Wisconsin,<br />
chairman;<br />
Walter O. Keil, Ban<br />
Francisco, David y. Pallon, Athena,<br />
Alabama;<br />
Frank F. Eekdail, Em<br />
porla, Karuas,<br />
The committee will hove its firnt<br />
meeting at nntlonaj V, F. W, heart-<br />
(Uarters, in Kun«:is<br />
city. Ben.<br />
lember 0.<br />
Ughm May Set New<br />
Convention Record<br />
Governor Alfred E. Drlscoll<br />
will<br />
head an impressive array <strong>of</strong> State<br />
and National <strong>of</strong>ficials who will at),<br />
dress the 331h Annual Itate Con.<br />
vention a The American Legion, nt<br />
Asbury park, <strong>Sep</strong>tember 10.18,<br />
Including on the speakers' list are<br />
Congressman Charles R. Hswell and<br />
•lames C. Auchinelsss and both candidates<br />
for Governor, Paul L. Troast<br />
and Robert B. Mevner.<br />
The new Notional Commander ef<br />
The Legion, to be elected nt St.<br />
Louis, Mo, <strong>Sep</strong>tember 3. also will<br />
•dreu the Legionalrea,<br />
With some 995.000 members in<br />
the state Legion Bnri Its AuKllinrv.<br />
this years eornblned conventions <strong>of</strong><br />
the two Ofganjzailons is expected to<br />
be the largest in history.<br />
Almost<br />
3,800 delegates will represent 445<br />
Legion Posts and 3M Auxiliary- 1<br />
Units at the ranventlon.<br />
Rosort Soldier Hem*<br />
<strong>On</strong> 2-W—k Furlough<br />
Students Urged<br />
to Register<br />
TrefMt CiNs New<br />
Absentee Vet* Low<br />
Paul L. Tronst, Republican eandi.<br />
date for Governor, yesterday urged<br />
all college students 11 year* <strong>of</strong> nnf<br />
or over to take advantage nf Now<br />
Jl-rsey's new absentee haUnt taw.<br />
Troatt<br />
painted out that for the<br />
first time all students SI years <strong>of</strong><br />
age er over would be eligible to<br />
vote in the November 3 election<br />
while away at school, but only if<br />
properly registered. <strong>On</strong> this basis,<br />
he ursed all eligible college student*<br />
to register before leaving<br />
their<br />
rtornn eemrnunities. At the<br />
same time he emphasized the Impsrtante<br />
to all nther civilians who<br />
¥ be out <strong>of</strong> the state on election<br />
> to taHe advantage <strong>of</strong> the absentee<br />
voting low.<br />
"Collese iiutlenU over 21 yen <strong>of</strong><br />
oge are the biggrri immediate beneficiaries<br />
under this law, but it HIM)<br />
c,Uiifsnires ihe rit'hl <strong>of</strong> frfiiifchisp tit<br />
thnysonds ef others who have been<br />
umible tn vole m the ppsi berause<br />
Pvt, (3e> Brady MuFrel, son <strong>of</strong> ' ibi'V ore nut <strong>of</strong> the state cm BIISU<br />
Mrs, Marion Miirrel, 734 West •¥., i fiin or fnr other rciison>t. " He snir!.<br />
Is new on two.week fiirloUKh from ; "All oolleae students who are<br />
Siioppartt Air Byte. Wichita. Texas<br />
m<br />
BBADV MtJMtEL<br />
Brady Murrel, son or<br />
pp<br />
At its conclusion, he will return to<br />
nis training itj nr airplane r<br />
Pvt.<br />
Brady, .who ogee<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High SriiniiL<br />
tile iu'rVir-e nn May I.V<br />
in this clcoiipn, have vitel<br />
mm ond<br />
wnmt?n on the threshold <strong>of</strong> their<br />
Bttendetl I careers should<br />
uelenme this opsrentt>reil<br />
tuni!,v to assume the diitie* nnH re =<br />
Wildwood.<br />
New Jersey Department commander<br />
<strong>of</strong> the D|sabled American Veterans,<br />
la attending the DAV national eon.<br />
vention this week In Kansas <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Mo<br />
He headed a Jersey deieestion<br />
that left Sunday from Wildwood,<br />
The conclave closes tomorrow.<br />
Questions by<br />
Answers by VA<br />
Gratuity Payments<br />
To Be Suspended<br />
All 01 Loan sash gratuity<br />
pny=<br />
enig will be suspended as <strong>of</strong> Sopmbpr<br />
l5 JoMM^h F. flHern, Veterans'<br />
Administration<br />
n.-Kion^i Of^<br />
Manager, ahnounced this<br />
The<br />
<strong>of</strong> gratuity payments<br />
Ci<br />
ill<br />
p<br />
p<br />
was direcied bx* Ciinarcis and w<br />
unt iniio thrnunh June 30= Ifl=M.<br />
Previously the VA hatl bt*ii mnk =<br />
ng griitiiiu= .pyymenm io !hp inmlMr<br />
quiH to 4*. nf thn I'lmriinirpfi por=<br />
ion <strong>of</strong> ihe luoiu \» ith n iTiasiifniin<br />
<strong>of</strong> S160 in hv cri'ditoct in thp vi«t-<br />
Q=j<br />
wgnl to lake iralning imd?F<br />
the Kargah <br />
Man the iifeiimrd there, while Capt.<br />
p<br />
Price scanned the bench from Ihe, Mgun, Jvnm ,f s m rt<br />
vantage point <strong>of</strong> the pavilion.<br />
deiignation <strong>of</strong> 1 committee <strong>of</strong><br />
At that point, the llnewarken, men to function throughout<br />
ti Y h ith | I i t tt<br />
Opoup approved a motion b*<br />
itt<br />
f fi<br />
five<br />
the<br />
p , en g<br />
waved ts Detective Young, who with | year In helping to protect properly<br />
C t i Pi r d bk d fl d tiK ith th li d<br />
g, | year In h l p g p pp<br />
Captain Price, raced back and fol and cospentinK with the police<br />
lowed their directions to catch the ' partment In the . apprehension<br />
youngster near the city playground vandals,<br />
at Mth st. and West av. He apoor<br />
enUy had bid In a clump <strong>of</strong> buahaa<br />
as the two police oRicen drove past<br />
after talking lo the railroad workem.<br />
Under the state formula, the city<br />
'•» required to match the amount <strong>of</strong><br />
.noney provided by the DlvUlon <strong>of</strong><br />
Navigation.<br />
Mayor Bowker told the Group that<br />
damage to the beach by severe<br />
itornu laat winter "was not a« M>r<br />
lou« 08 we anticipated"<br />
• an til I !••) §• tbm S>K<br />
• IMI *nv EffpT !S Will*<br />
kif ta Maparata flnan(l*tl r wMh<br />
MM INN In inakhM a •tart an Me<br />
HtaWUhmtflt el a alaasun baat<br />
marina alam KramT Cut, |utt<br />
IJIJJI &g Ihrn •ill s# am fit kLi<br />
The slate already has set aalde<br />
IMAM to deepen the.Krauu' Out<br />
channel, be said, and dredging work<br />
la expected to be started In October.<br />
A city request has been made for<br />
•JdUtonal funds to cut a«n> part <strong>of</strong><br />
tM aflacam Maud deeply eneufb<br />
for InsUllatlon nf boat slips<br />
"We believe that such sUps would<br />
be well patronlied by transient boatf<br />
moving through the inland waterway<br />
In the spring and Mil." he de<strong>of</strong><br />
The total prilie received a pollci<br />
S^B^ ins nm !itn w#tts*i«w •«•<br />
him ttnc:<br />
The Mler fnm liata<br />
Pt4tM wanwl Mat ha wn armed<br />
with a M-taUbra rifle.<br />
Mate Mif*<br />
reawted that Me<br />
toy ••• traveling In a ttolm Mr,<br />
an* af Mine which he Mak far his<br />
fllaht tinea Awauct IS,<br />
He wu booked at police headquarters<br />
for larceny <strong>of</strong> the woman'ii<br />
handbag, which was recovered with<br />
nothing mining. He VUI be tried<br />
en this charge this morning before<br />
Municipal Court Judge Franklin A<br />
Kiiii, then will be fumed over to<br />
State Police.<br />
Wife <strong>of</strong> Freed PW<br />
M<br />
Ufhtlas Hair*)<br />
Rein wnifc ncre<br />
A suburban Philadelphia woman<br />
was vacationing In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> over<br />
the week end when ihe received<br />
word that her husband had Just been<br />
freed m the exchange <strong>of</strong> prisoners in<br />
Korea.<br />
Mrs. Dorothea Oihea, <strong>of</strong> IM<br />
Momlngilde Circle, Wayne, was notified<br />
by a Philadelphia newspaper<br />
that Marine U, Robert OShea was<br />
back with the American farces.<br />
She Bid received no ward from<br />
bar huaband since he waa taken<br />
prlnoner when the plane on which<br />
he waa in abserver wa» shot down.<br />
An Annapolis (ndutta in 1M7, U,<br />
OVhea saw service fatChina aaveral<br />
yean ago and went to Korea in<br />
October, IMS, .<br />
The couple have twin tana, Qeorge<br />
and Robert, two yean aid,<br />
Mn, O-Shea b. a guest here at Ihe<br />
home <strong>of</strong> Mrs, Martin J. Cunning<br />
ham, Jr, at 710 tat It.<br />
State Cash For<br />
Streets Boosted<br />
Mr, Janet rafHag half<br />
111<br />
Y BSffllw<br />
hat ton aMurraal<br />
thii (umnMr, Includlnt th* br«k- .<br />
ini ef tilt awn pMure windaw by<br />
a iron., and a rMa bullet rhreueh<br />
Me aaraae <strong>of</strong> MM <strong>of</strong> hit ntlghtort.<br />
Several <strong>of</strong> the caaea wen reported<br />
to the police department, he said,<br />
'but nothing baa been heard fnm<br />
rate I, pleaaa<br />
Boat Fire Victim<br />
Reports $120 Loss<br />
John Marpie, <strong>of</strong> Baltimore. \reported<br />
the Ion <strong>of</strong> a wallet containing<br />
$120, Thursday evening, when<br />
he and Hve ether occupants <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Chub 11 Jumped overboard Into the<br />
bay and swam to safety when the<br />
Mat uught Are In the thor<strong>of</strong>are al<br />
lit «t, f<br />
According to police, Marpie was<br />
uncertain whether he lott the wallet<br />
during his enforced awtttt, or after<br />
he reached the safety <strong>of</strong> nearby<br />
docks.<br />
The boat, a SO-foot charter ftahlng<br />
cruiser, owned and operated by Capl.<br />
_ . nperati<br />
Clarence E. Lent, SOI B»<br />
ittenea rd.<br />
was<br />
Are,<br />
a total ion as a ,rasu!t <strong>of</strong> the<br />
50c Parking Tlekmt<br />
Parlayd to f 10 fin*<br />
A PhUtdelphU motoriit Annday<br />
parlayed a So-cont overtime<br />
pTrklni wnaltip into a »IO dlaorderly<br />
pcnens line when be<br />
ten UP a ticket tamed htm on<br />
Atlantic av., between tthand ftk<br />
ata.<br />
The fln« waa levied against<br />
Walter Hy*H, », <strong>of</strong> MM How<br />
ard .t, by Munlcli«i Court Jud(.<br />
Franklin A. Mnf, S.tord»y<br />
, morning, on complaint <strong>of</strong> Patrotawn<br />
Kenneth Holland, who<br />
the ticket.<br />
Noted Clerics at Tabernacle<br />
Also Adept at Catching Fish<br />
Clergymen in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> over ttte<br />
week end to »P#ak at Tabernacle<br />
aanleaa proved tbemeelvt* aa expert<br />
at flahtaf u tbw ara at toaplr.<br />
C paopto from the pftlptt.<br />
Dr. Rotaart MacOowan, pr<strong>of</strong>*«or<br />
•t tba narlda ftHrtbern GalMei V<br />
a ——<br />
'• J Ubumnt. nationally known<br />
and Dr. Leon T. Moore.<br />
dlatrict superintendent <strong>of</strong> the Philadelphia<br />
Methodist<br />
Conference, all<br />
trid thi kill t fiabing<br />
dlpa<br />
tried their skill at game<br />
g<br />
aboard Capt. Rlllott AHen'« charter<br />
erulaer Jtmela. dbring th« week and.<br />
They wer* accampanlad by aenial<br />
other friend*.<br />
Cm*. Allan reported that the<br />
clergymen made good hauU <strong>of</strong> bloc<br />
Bah, dolphin, honno and neamtwi. .<br />
'54, Say* Cafi*ro<br />
• An additional Ha,O0S <strong>of</strong> state aid<br />
highway funds far road improvement<br />
will be made available to mu<br />
nlcipailtles <strong>of</strong> Cape May County In<br />
ISM, it waa announced by Senator<br />
Anthony J. CaAero,<br />
Otttn<br />
CMy it due M receive<br />
SIMM ef Ma tMed amount, to<br />
•akt.<br />
Toe Senator explained yesterday<br />
that through ihe efforts <strong>of</strong> AuemUy.<br />
man Nathaniel C, Smith and himself<br />
the additional funds have been authorlied<br />
to supplement the regular<br />
tSOflOO for construction, as set up<br />
under a 1MT law.<br />
Best Hi Mil Klpj|l wy will rs£ilv# in<br />
anatnt whMt H dauMa Mat receivad<br />
tMn Mlt fund durMf Me<br />
•eat t*vr yam, ha HM. Th* ill,.<br />
M# iIMM ta tbaan <strong>City</strong> la m<br />
addhHan la Ma ytual pafMati ef the<br />
NiMM Harnuia f d "<br />
Allotment, for ISM follow:<br />
Avalon Borouf h<br />
Ca» May <strong>City</strong> .<br />
CiM May Point Boro<br />
DennU Tawniblp<br />
Low*r Townihlp<br />
Middle Town shlp<br />
North WUdwood<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
gea Isle <strong>City</strong>....<br />
Stooe •Harbor Borsueh<br />
Upper Tawmhlp ....<br />
West Cape May Borough<br />
Weal Wudwood<br />
Wildwood .....<br />
Wildwood Crest<br />
Woodbine<br />
Total $100.00000<br />
N.w Cobin Skiff<br />
Acquired by Koch<br />
A new »fant cabin •klff owned<br />
by George Koch, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
waa launched Saturday morning at<br />
the Vnt 1Mb boat .yard, Peter*<br />
burg, Th* boat has twin engines<br />
and U apeeially designed for sports<br />
flahing.<br />
A large (roup <strong>of</strong> frlendt <strong>of</strong> Mr<br />
Koch, part president or the Philadelphia<br />
ftotanr Club, attended the<br />
lamehmt or mtnerted the boat after<br />
It waa brought here ta his slip at<br />
Aflen-a wharf, 4th at and the bay<br />
Th<br />
nrst ibUng trip. Sunday, ylaHtfood<br />
catch <strong>of</strong> flounderaand<br />
The<br />
d<br />
The nrt i<br />
ad a food<br />
At 94, SatafdlUf<br />
•yVHKINTT.<br />
dfi Sol rnercU<br />
irWfci* with a<br />
heat wave<br />
weak «nd, driving<br />
ol paiiboUed «lty<br />
til* CMnparatlv«ly<br />
Uiat, tramc<br />
oa* tl<br />
IhnwA ««» city and .<br />
beachfront «as bath heavy i<br />
at#||,4t>rin« the torrt* WMk 1<br />
WANT TO MAT THI NUT M Mw fvn, kaaldMf Thata ynHltMn ham the Mswar,<br />
sell, len» «nd dMMawsly, In Pafliar Naptuna'a tayarlt* traw — the ecHn. TMt jayMi *<br />
(•nMrned wMi the hat apail, camprtsM Jiunn. Kraut, Hilly W.llu.r ana Jahrniy Krauts<br />
Bunk y»r-<br />
•f wiwm •><br />
not.—(f«ilw ttudle phala.)<br />
Says Children<br />
Cycle Patrolman Hurt<br />
Held Prisoners<br />
Father Accum f Wo!k<br />
GrIIU<br />
A disorderly persons charge. ac<<br />
cusing a boardwalk grille operator<br />
with forcibly detaining two •null<br />
children in his establishment. »••<br />
dismissed by Municipal Court jlldga<br />
Franklin A. King, Saturday.<br />
Th*<br />
Charlie was brought againKt<br />
Jay Willis Irv.,,U. Jr., 11, <strong>of</strong> Merlon<br />
Park, Pa., whs opernles a boordwaik<br />
refreshment stand at lai at. Com-<br />
Plainanl was E Douglas Hibhs, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelpnia, who is vacationing here<br />
at 137 Delaneey pi.<br />
Judge King ruled Iha<br />
In Collision With Car<br />
!• MeMteyeM Patrotmafi Andrew Capena, <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> _.,<br />
police department, was admitted to Snore Memorial Hospital.<br />
Sunday afternoon, with back Injuries suffered when his cycle<br />
collided with an automobile<br />
Boy, 11, Hit by<br />
Bus* Injured<br />
<strong>On</strong>* WhMl Partly<br />
Rum Over Leg<br />
A painful ten injury was sustained<br />
by an l|.year-aid boy late Saturday<br />
night when he was struck by an At.<br />
orderly persons act, Tht charge, he ,<br />
oolnted out, should have teen false ]<br />
imprLionmenl. a nusdemeanor sub-<br />
',<br />
Ject to il,0W fine or three years in 1 .<br />
JaU, The judge explained that ihe| s ' lore<br />
municipal court Is not permitted to [ Th»<br />
try Indictable orrenses | u M |<br />
Collins, <strong>of</strong> 258 S, River St.,<br />
vacationing<br />
here<br />
admitted to<br />
, In the 3000 block, Central av<br />
; Capetia, II, ef IM* UmpaBtt av.<br />
I waa npsrtHl in 'lair canaiman"<br />
; by hoaplfal eutkorlHM yaiferaiar.<br />
1 The M M af hh inluriM had m4<br />
r been rfatenaineal, pwidlng iiudr
«, sr '<br />
r girl, band injuries.<br />
mt about Una<br />
•Md, ihbrtly bat<br />
tha height <strong>of</strong><br />
Met raport that<br />
.. ring on* ear aaat<br />
t: the otbar car,<br />
> wheel.<br />
boulevard la under eonatrue-<br />
II b bains; connrtad Into a<br />
hllhway In ita present con<br />
ily one faction u open to<br />
4 la only two lanea wlda<br />
tm-kl Boras' -I*, and hi. sen<br />
["•ana kMed Instantly by th* crash.<br />
O t* I<br />
atfar th*<br />
I W ntlaaHM<br />
bljured were admitted to the<br />
llwiy i successful man amasses a<br />
fortune he doesn't need and leave*<br />
h to relatives who dont deserve It.<br />
,Tta# plpGolo Is the highest pitched<br />
<strong>of</strong> All musical instruments.<br />
: jk I HAL<br />
•S<br />
wo*. J *»*<br />
21 is 95<br />
TV «bfjln«*Hng advances<br />
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•f Atfrntrtl'i iwisiflfHiftl n.w Trlpl*-<br />
Vow 0** slmpl* dnt>-<br />
^. j . "plVt"* ftttlUU Af Hi* fAHlOUB<br />
TV It rudv for coming n*w UHF<br />
irt f*«tvr*tl Compirt prlcti<br />
YOU THE BEST<br />
' RECEPTION IN OCHAN CITY<br />
Required<br />
CO.<br />
-**- -* T- -* -IT ^i»-ar-»-»<br />
f.ttS8 — 720 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
HOTEL<br />
Choke<br />
Deluxe Crahmcat Cocktail — 65c<br />
.Cocktail , Pineapple Juice<br />
Half Grapefruit<br />
range Ice<br />
* CtaW llKhtdea Beverage, ltoll and Butter<br />
TAIL,<br />
SCALLOPS,<br />
B-ajkuVTER sAUCt<br />
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Laaaaaaaaaai^aEa9alC)AM ' '<br />
LaaaaaaBaaT i t iC<br />
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175<br />
lJtB<br />
140<br />
i 1.40 ,<br />
-<br />
Dinner<br />
2 IP<br />
2 10<br />
2 in<br />
2 IS<br />
200<br />
2M<br />
313<br />
1B0<br />
2 75<br />
17S<br />
_ Yellow L<br />
rried t$I Plant<br />
$1,795 Ratted We,. lawn tStrt Crowned<br />
-. _ , P atf y<br />
local S£Rctfors<br />
Report Progress<br />
Preliminary report* from Owan<br />
<strong>City</strong> taam nwobtri and other volun<br />
worker* In th* puhlle campaign<br />
r the Shore Memorial Hoapltal<br />
huOdlBf fund were received >eiterv<br />
day afternoon at the 6rst report<br />
luncheon Approximately 50 leadera<br />
and team member* attended the<br />
meeting at the Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Coun<br />
try Club<br />
Stephen Scibal, public campaign<br />
chairman, expressed an optlolstlc<br />
opinion on the outcome <strong>of</strong> thla phase<br />
if the *350,000 building fund proriin<br />
"Vie have received excellent pr<strong>of</strong>ess<br />
reports from many workers<br />
ho were unable to be with us toiay<br />
" he said "These verbal reporta<br />
-anrwt be connted until the pledge<br />
-aids are turned in. but they bidl<br />
-ate that the members <strong>of</strong> our public<br />
'nropatgii organization are working<br />
*i»rd and should achieve good results<br />
in time to Announce at future<br />
nestings "<br />
The chairman pointed out that<br />
many workers were experiencing dlf-<br />
Icultles In finding prospective subicribers<br />
at their homes because <strong>of</strong>,<br />
he current heat wave.<br />
If.wm ann*un«*d Mwt »h« Mainland<br />
Cwtld .f n>. Shor. MmMriA<br />
HM*Hll h« inaa* a auhMriptlMi<br />
sf WJ00 fr.m Ih tFMtui-y, Mrt.<br />
ef th. Ovlkj. ^ S<br />
t thh contribution d«t not<br />
th. •Hta M Individual<br />
To date, members <strong>of</strong> the medical<br />
stair al the hospital have contributed<br />
a total <strong>of</strong> $30,230 M 40 (lifts.<br />
(•part* <strong>of</strong> public campaign tsams<br />
lerday added 11,710 in 68 sub.<br />
aerlptioiu, for an average <strong>of</strong> IM per<br />
contribution,<br />
Th* hlghatt individual Mam re.<br />
Beltv Johnson reeuwtil<br />
pert waa hinted In by Mn, Au<br />
;<br />
switu* *- SMtx, captain af Mam .eerel ballot <strong>of</strong> the 1 lrav inscribed "21 yi-ors..<br />
em^ayMa. Her K . s Rl, „„„,„,„,„ s{, ulron,. [rom „„.,. uu. .... wnit- ...... 'Nidv hi the Gardens ail vtjar, to M-<br />
31 In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, who announced a.tendants were Mary K0Hlcn.ckj. :iiea<br />
a|sa p, pllenwd „„ uvc... *ii4 in Innkiiifl out fnr the welfare<br />
*14M In II twbMriptlsni.<br />
Allentown. Pa,, and Sh,rley Denny. nlBhl ea, p , o Mrs BCB1(. j linr!s011<br />
<strong>of</strong> valuable pronprtii 1 * whieh app un^<br />
Complete report* ef efhar <strong>Ocean</strong> Somers point. *<br />
ocpiipit'd in winter.<br />
and a plant in Mrs. Lillian Slugs.<br />
<strong>City</strong> teams. v»htth are heeded by Miss Denny's sister. Palsy, WBS<br />
Twrlvp iflfinhors u : i?re uleeied<br />
Hiiikd as llH' ehdmpiun<br />
to ihe boned <strong>of</strong> dlrycl<strong>of</strong>s. They<br />
Robert J, Campbell and Mrs, Mary Miss Hogate" last year.<br />
by his kitchun crew. Shyrrm<br />
E, Meyer, are as fellMni Taam It,<br />
! were:<br />
Miss Steadlu's crown and robe Thompson rccrivsd a Bifl vuntainlnK<br />
Richard B. Fox, jr. captain, flM<br />
I Fnr three yt'iir* My Ciilfltllti. Edj<br />
ward C Fiiv= Jr = Liiwrent't 5 Appir=<br />
wore designed by BHrbara Corcoran, [| ve sii vpr dollar<br />
In two •ubKrlptianij taam.41, Mrs, uf <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. The ,u«n rttciveti Mi Knu| um(hv „,„„. .. GK0 UI><br />
M. J. Serkeii, captain, tali In flu<br />
inn and Harry L Hart en for iwg<br />
a lovlnB cup, and hu, altendams ; A<br />
•UMcrlptions; teem 41, Mrs. H, K.<br />
Li, Ue Kisg?, K B m p B a i by Mm vears, Oliver F= Uyrcn, Herman K =<br />
received corsasfM,<br />
|j,.|trie<br />
KlmMa, captain) 1MB In nlnatubsti<br />
iuiiMiir tetaf, ^1^*$**te--3* sub, Thp iroom was dmiraloa to n-. j appropriately attired with pink Bafl-<br />
Gartner! for one year, Merrill Wool-<br />
B. A humorous chorus lino, Kfmble. Ralph C Kelly and Fred V.<br />
uripttans.<br />
sombic aflwneh vtite. "nrven ana| #rg p resen«ed"M Brigine! comBoisiwhite<br />
table covers with candies in ! tlan. Includcrt wirt- Bruce Orel/, Stuemprig and Ralph T. Fas<br />
ford. ittlhn^HtfpV J»hn. Willlwn<br />
The second report luncheon will iho eonler added an authenlle at. j i m u/oliih. Marty Sloslc. Pcti' Horri. Mr. Juhn T legal t-ounst. 1 !. presented<br />
be held Thursday at 12 15 at themosphere. Oil palntlnBs in the lobby Iwilliam Oamw. Hprb Welder, and i draft ef by liiwg fur the Group.<br />
Atlantic fity Country Club,<br />
were duriiited by Tud<br />
ynd Joe Miirh<strong>of</strong>ftT<br />
which were adopted win* one<br />
Herb Ennett.<br />
After refciJehmenis were ueriffi<br />
Boh Juhnsen was master uf daiieine wns eniuyed. Winners nf The by'laws, limit RH/mhershlp lo<br />
rnoiiiijs. and lie unWriained ith various specialty diinees were Mark' men with property hiilding^ ri(>rlh<br />
Finds Parkway humorous stun between acM, Miss Wiill?.. Coruiliy Windi.h William <strong>of</strong> North ?t 7, hut the amendment<br />
Corcoran. Luu Hurpj, son <strong>of</strong> the owiii Gurrmv nnd Melba Nuuriwrffer. ull •save thr board <strong>of</strong> dlfeetor-M the suthsriiy<br />
(o admit other members<br />
Travel Cheaper<br />
era. and Mr. JohMun opened the af « hum recuivud tickets tu the Lifeproiirum<br />
with a pvppy renditiiin <strong>of</strong> ijuartU' ball.<br />
^nuih <strong>of</strong> that line if they eonsider<br />
Travel en the Garden Slate Park, Hey Guud Looking", and Miss Cur- > After DeiiiK |irtseiiied wilh :, Mifl *t adviihtagrniiM to do NO. It was<br />
way, despite tolls, will be cheapercuran,<br />
who apiJaaied in Syracuse for himself nnd Mrs Harp, Mr Hull) pointed oiH Ihnt Nome propyriy<br />
for motorists than riding "free" on """ Univcisily -'-•—-•-• pruduction«. — saiig an - nri- - . ddiln-ssvci •• • the Brulip ertuip briefly, brlefly praisfur<br />
.,<br />
BafluPs near Ihe Giirden^ line m«Mh!<br />
adjacent slate hiEhwavg, according Minal fiumb^r *—---- -* " ifi M tin -• ,<br />
•A-anl to join .HH-MINI> <strong>of</strong> their pros^<br />
their euupePHlum .iind<br />
to Ransford j, Abbott, chairman <strong>of</strong><br />
'mity •*nd ?imil.ii" interesls.<br />
srhools shows. .._ __.<br />
•urk. An urtliiri Has present,<br />
the Slate Highway Authority,<br />
hiird<br />
Joun Baker inntiniieri with a vocal ' erl<br />
<strong>of</strong> aijprecialiun to<br />
Mr. HarLer, ireasurer. re purled a<br />
Tests Betwten Newark and A§- iolu, "A Huart Thols iie. Miss Jeffries<br />
t-iish bHl/inrc nf 1714=<br />
btiry Park, he Hid, showed Ihtt<br />
ANN'OYINO<br />
the prSBMed 71 cents toll between<br />
ably during the past few years.<br />
the two points would he 54 cents <strong>City</strong> Undecided on<br />
diH'S Viiurs.""<br />
less than the felt <strong>of</strong> operating on<br />
The additional beach protection<br />
other roads.<br />
"Ni!. MrV- ivrnblv Hiiiig.viii^-he<br />
Next Beach Move<br />
afforded by isttlii near the inlet just ciiueklus/'<br />
Cars traveling'on the Parkway averaged<br />
16 T2 miles per gallon <strong>of</strong> ga*-clared<br />
Dline, as against 0,5B mile* nver<br />
Route ,M. And the saving in lime<br />
was S minute>i and 33 seconds ever<br />
Where your health f* con.<br />
c*rn«l. It (utt d«H>'l pay<br />
la "taka chance*". Firs*,<br />
cshiult your doctor. Oat<br />
the banailt <strong>of</strong> his skill In<br />
tf Ia0noal» and treatment.<br />
JThiil,' b>ins his nrcscrlp--<br />
flon to USj where you can<br />
t» aura) that It will ba Ailed<br />
as Written.<br />
MIH Afifii miDLi, caritar, crowded "Mlti HsBate" at annual<br />
party af rattauranfa employe, W weak, taft. Ml.. Mary Kanlanlcky,<br />
Allantsvfli, f>a,. not runnamp, and (rlahfl Ml.. Shirley Danny, Semen<br />
Paint, sMand ninnarmn—(Senior Sfudia phots.)<br />
Miss Anne Sleidle. a waitress from West Lawn, Pa., was crowned "Miss<br />
Hogate" at the annual employes' party, liven last week by Charles and<br />
Christine Harp, proprietor, <strong>of</strong> the restaurant at Hth St. and the Bay. The<br />
coronation climaxed an enjoyable<br />
evening arranied by Miss Annetta companied by Allegrti Torney.<br />
Jeffries, daughter <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> city's<br />
postmaster. Roy Jeffries<br />
Miss steldle's crown and robe<br />
Ihe evening. She was chosen by<br />
Continued from page l<br />
Thii proposed inarm;, would in (he<br />
beginning be ijnly a series <strong>of</strong> moor. ] clared,<br />
lug piers and an adjaienl (iiitonioblle<br />
the ¥£.% mile distance eeeaiiBC <strong>of</strong><br />
the •verage Parkway speed <strong>of</strong> 44.B<br />
parking area with access frnm Ihe Oliver K. Hyreil, past plcsideiil <strong>of</strong><br />
miles per hour » against n.S miles Somers Point state highway, he e« the urmii). siigBi'sted that the commissioners<br />
consult with the Hardens<br />
per hour the other way.<br />
Plained. The city is willing lu match<br />
Mr Abbott said that the lum<br />
parlsuii tests were carried gut under oulRhoadfng, drainiiiie, "and •"park- future bpiieh prnteciion work. I he<br />
llght-tp-modente heavy triRie von Ing area.<br />
j gruup te anxious to teoperate and<br />
dilloni. Savings in both fuel and<br />
time would be even more under<br />
The ilty •Iready fhii year has<br />
heavy or contested conditions!, he<br />
d l d y<br />
•pant about tlSO.OOO en capital Im<br />
prevementi to sfreefi, Mayor Bowliar<br />
said. He ciplained that declared.<br />
the<br />
For prompt, accurate<br />
•crvice all-way* t<br />
HUGHES<br />
CtNTRAL PHARMACY<br />
•»mi1aUea»<br />
Deft.<br />
». Attae. Mat.<br />
stat*.ald paving program was car.<br />
rled out In mldAu91.1t only be<br />
cause <strong>of</strong> unaveidabl* dalayi encountered<br />
line* th. city appilcaflan<br />
wai prepared Kit October<br />
Another guest speaker wai William<br />
H. CatlissM, Jr. city coniulting<br />
.nolnaar, whs reviewed the<br />
hackgrsund af tha Cardan. Croup<br />
and Iti tiictaMfu! afTartt to bring<br />
about protection <strong>of</strong> tha Gardens<br />
beeches, renumb.rlri e <strong>of</strong> hauies,<br />
and building and lonins law<br />
changes,<br />
Building and zonifiK regulationi<br />
still ore not perfect, he said, but<br />
they have been Improved consldi-r<br />
has done much ta stimulate the<br />
building <strong>of</strong> new hornet in the<br />
Garden, recently, Mr. Colhuon de*<br />
I help iy make oil the iinpoiluni facts<br />
available^ he t'S[i!ij|nerl<br />
Bather at Crest Dies,<br />
Heart Attack Victim<br />
Frcdurit'ii be Martinis. 87, ui 1'liij.<br />
udolphla, di«l <strong>of</strong> a hoart attack In<br />
tii»i ovciiii at WildWDuil Crest on Sunday<br />
while inking his habitual dip<br />
berore lifeguards wrro on duly.<br />
Uc Martinis collapsed in Iho water<br />
Hi* pllghl was observod by Iwo olhcr<br />
halhers. who braught him ashore<br />
He. was pronuunced dead on ibe<br />
beach. Cafuner Benjamin Ingenuit<br />
I KBld thai the man had been under<br />
I Iho,ears <strong>of</strong> a phyalcian for • heart<br />
ailment.<br />
He was a retired fureinBii uf a<br />
Philadelphia tdllorins. firm.<br />
Firemen Busy<br />
Along Bayfront<br />
Protect After<br />
Marine Mishaps<br />
Firemen Hire called twin Sundm afternoon.<br />
for aland by icrilce on Ihe bm Police report that Seott was drlv.<br />
front, where bn.t^ nml baj front Ini! north on Central av. when distracted<br />
by the Insect. Traffic In<br />
properties were cndangere>hnps<br />
During the ark-moon, lire lighters<br />
«ere cm hand while boatmen at<br />
Hi.lti 1 eivlllan<br />
•t the Homestead plant. In pltt». ride thinking ha was another «m,.<br />
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Soldier Indicted<br />
In Attack Case<br />
ActuNd by Waiftwn<br />
In Point Night Club<br />
An Army yquth aecused <strong>of</strong> attack.<br />
ML\ K ff" '°' nl w « lw »«» was In.<br />
dieted by the Atlantic County grand<br />
Jury at Mays Lindlng, Friday oS<br />
ehariH <strong>of</strong> uMult WM h Mrnt tBtM^<br />
•nd lasaull and batter}'.<br />
The true bin alleges that art.<br />
5, American Governor<br />
Guest <strong>of</strong> Lions 1 Club<br />
Dr. Annie Tavera, governor ef<br />
ManUaie«, Colombia, South America<br />
• gum at (he regular M-mnih.<br />
ly meeting <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Lloni'<br />
Club at Plymouth Inn last week.<br />
Dr. Tavera wu introduced to 'rtK<br />
Snyrnsn. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, vrho was<br />
the <strong>of</strong>ficial Interpreter for the Brest<br />
dent <strong>of</strong> Ihe Lions* International at<br />
the world Hide Lions 1 convention In<br />
Mexico <strong>City</strong> recently.<br />
Al Carrlno, newly-elected district<br />
•ovemiir, was the lueit speaker.<br />
Jake Cant el Ion I provided the musical<br />
program.<br />
Kiwonit Club to<br />
Hear State Educator<br />
Dr. Everell Preston, director <strong>of</strong><br />
;he Division <strong>of</strong> Adult Education <strong>of</strong><br />
the New Jersey Deparlment <strong>of</strong> Edu.<br />
cation, will be the guest spenker lo.<br />
morrow at the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> kiwania<br />
Club luncheon meeting, at Sinuns 1<br />
Restaurant,<br />
Dr. Preston recently returned<br />
from Australia and New Zealand,<br />
which he visited as a government<br />
advisor on educational reformi.<br />
An eduealor «}>» our legends are<br />
pure fiction-nnd that is more than<br />
can be said <strong>of</strong> some modern stories.<br />
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ROWING TIIOPHIEJ in racalntf by J.rry Anfuto, center, and Tom<br />
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! victory In the Beach PMrai'i annual boat rat..—ISenler Studio phatei.1<br />
Hera's How Dances Are<br />
Produced at The Gateway<br />
•y PATRICIA L. OARROW<br />
Many <strong>of</strong> the sprltely dances cRated for the Gateway Musical Play.<br />
house productions this season wers born yean ago In the mind <strong>of</strong> the<br />
choreographer who arranges them each week,<br />
Richard Englund, blonde, lanky<br />
1 dance director, revealed some <strong>of</strong> hi* Thai wan Ike chareairapher,<br />
secroia ihe other do}-. His dancers<br />
don't just get up ihers and flit **The idea for that dance was form*<br />
nbout the stage. There's a process. ing under LeuisHorst. the instructor<br />
After Rlchartl. himself a lithe, who discovered Martha Graham,"<br />
artistic dpnecr. has read the seript, revealed Mr. Englund. "The first<br />
I to Bet the atmosphere <strong>of</strong> the show, year I studied pre-classle dances<br />
' hoping for some dramatic ideas, he<br />
to the music, forming in<br />
hU mind o itipa <strong>of</strong> what Is<br />
and the second year modern forms,<br />
such an fire, more along thO4 interpretive<br />
line,<br />
"The idea for the air primitive<br />
"<strong>On</strong>e can ase only fertaln »lyies came ta me then. The name suggests<br />
with certain nnale, and deeMe just what it is, a primitive unsmeoth<br />
wheihrr it matt be last «r •!••, I dance d done in i the h air. The h young<br />
what it expreiMi. and which danc<br />
es weald be best."<br />
Then the 5oung choreographe<br />
colls his dancers—Oene Hufelsen,<br />
Betsy Cushman, Sally-Jean Holroy<br />
Lueette Bowers. Peter DeMaio. ant<br />
Jerry Newby—a group known as thi<br />
Corps de Ballet,<br />
After devising a floor plan, the]<br />
work the dance out roughly. A certain<br />
wrist movement may be made,<br />
giving a now conception to th<br />
dance. Sometimes the ehoreographe)<br />
loses control <strong>of</strong> the entire numbei<br />
and a new dance is evolved. Certaii<br />
things are intensified, others aban<br />
cloned. Finally, the finished danc<br />
emerges. <strong>On</strong>ly practice is needed<br />
from then on,<br />
"I like to work a group against<br />
soioiBi," said Mr. Englund, 'In 'itl<br />
Me. Kate', I'm using the contrasi<br />
<strong>of</strong> a fast soloist agalnit the slowe<br />
moving group to Eiieeest mobility."<br />
Anyue wka saw "Annie ot-t<br />
Tsar Ghi." will recall Ui* aUrrlBf<br />
Indian bravt wh. twUtrd and<br />
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brave doing the dance in "Annie H is<br />
imagining the possibilities <strong>of</strong> flying.<br />
He tries to de it. but collapses,''<br />
A similnr opportunity for interpretive<br />
dancing occurred In ''Seng <strong>of</strong><br />
Norway" and Mr. Eneluntl took ad.<br />
vantage <strong>of</strong> it.<br />
"For Mn years I had heard Ihe<br />
Qreii/ Conrerta and wanted •• da<br />
(he ballet, he saldi "As the story<br />
la wrlilen In the apereUa, Hie<br />
North Wind Is rcprrM-nllnt Sweden,<br />
who al thai Uae raleC War.<br />
way. She had frasen II aver with<br />
Ice and snow. The lee apriles were<br />
aenl b> her Is M the wicked deed,<br />
"f don't know whether these who<br />
had put on the operetta realized the<br />
peaalblilUe* <strong>of</strong> tile ballet," he continued.<br />
"Bui I had had ideas about<br />
It for so long, I decided to do it here.<br />
It was ihe first real ballet we did<br />
here this summer."<br />
Anon* the dauera af Ike Corp.<br />
de Ballet la tiny, appMIBi Qeae<br />
Unrrlwn. A hvarlle with audleMM.<br />
she waa a farmer eiaaaaiate<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mr, En*llllafr when they riud-<br />
IN In Seattle. WaahlBfton. Ihe<br />
ha. tai her own ballet., preienl.<br />
M at the CMreagrapiura Worh-<br />
•bap where Mr, Entlund received<br />
uaeh nperlanee, .<br />
"I think Oeney has a lot." re.<br />
marked- the choreographer • We've<br />
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Snappy Retort<br />
Results in Hnes<br />
GffiMr Fails to<br />
tea Humor in H<br />
It seems forever thai yeuncMen<br />
have been rldieuiinf- the occupational<br />
virtues <strong>of</strong> the police <strong>of</strong>ficer with<br />
the time-worn -ejaculation: "Dow<br />
your father work*"<br />
To banter this disparaging pint<br />
between them Friday night, both<br />
Donne Devine, M, <strong>of</strong> Lyndhunt. KJ.<br />
and John Reader, 20. <strong>of</strong> Wllmlngtdn,<br />
N. J. ultimately paid *20 each.<br />
That H I the amount <strong>of</strong> the fines<br />
ordered against them by Municipal<br />
Court Judge Franklin A, Klnfc Saturday,<br />
on disorderly persons eharfM.<br />
It all began Friday evening when<br />
Patrolman William Lot-Kurd wai diapatched<br />
by police headquarter* to<br />
dujpese a conglomeration <strong>of</strong> teen,<br />
disperse a gathering af teendgen<br />
lathered, at »lh st,, and Central av.<br />
Among the group ordered to move<br />
on were Devine and Under, one <strong>of</strong><br />
whom apparently couldn't realat<br />
Mfcind ihe other the fateful question.<br />
The reply was a natural one.<br />
In Sight, as Yet<br />
Mr Delicti forecast continued fair<br />
and hoi weather tomorrow, with<br />
temperature, on the mainland eilmtt.<br />
jBi to the upper Mi Thursday will<br />
be more <strong>of</strong> the same, wiih poulbiy<br />
»me scattered cloudinew to help deflect<br />
the powerful rays <strong>of</strong> the sun.<br />
The higheat temperature for the<br />
week end occurred Saturday when<br />
an Infemolike IM degreea wu<br />
reached. Sunday's high <strong>of</strong> n was<br />
the highest August 30 in (he history<br />
<strong>of</strong> the local weather bureau.<br />
AMIni the r.lantlm sun In<br />
maintaining ih. heal wave, I. the<br />
fact fhat Mw area !• going thrMgh<br />
the langest dry spall aver reg.<br />
itudied together for some time and<br />
I think she is very good."<br />
Mr. Engiund had try.euts in New<br />
York for his dancers and chose his<br />
present company, but one girl could<br />
not come. Oene had a friend who<br />
was able to substitute for her. That's<br />
how Betsy Cushman arrived at the<br />
Oaleway, Iho was employed, light<br />
unseen; on her friend's recommend,<br />
ation.<br />
Within a few weeks Mr. Xngiund<br />
win return for his final year at Jul-<br />
Hard School in New York, where he<br />
has a scholarship. Then he hopes to<br />
join the Metropolitan Opera Ballet.<br />
His dances incorporale his philosophy<br />
<strong>of</strong> ballet. His theme is that <strong>of</strong><br />
a Person trying to adjust to a socleiy<br />
and trying to find out why "he<br />
FULL TIME<br />
WAITRESS WANTED<br />
•XN>IIMf ID ONLY<br />
WISSOW'S<br />
Priori. Somart Point 2940<br />
Garruon Jewelers<br />
WATCHES<br />
DIAMONDS . JEWELRY<br />
Expert Watch anil<br />
Jewelry Repairing<br />
ModemUin,<br />
ALL WATCHCH TEITKO OR<br />
WATCH MASTSB<br />
•N Aiini Avenus<br />
rtatunal Baak at OeH> Cllr Bltt.<br />
PHONIC MM<br />
Tuesday,<br />
la hto Mtcndae tmmm Mf %•<br />
Inlwid areM wlU pr*v*ll.<br />
f_<br />
>. •'.<br />
dfil<br />
i<br />
if<br />
Mn«du)Ml pan. toth* Cob-<br />
A tppacraphlcal HIH utMM.<br />
i l l<br />
M tto Maw aa • pjn.<br />
^ jaU taafetana tar the youthful i<br />
* -W* ll«un, witt te MM,<br />
^Ki^Iiiirrti,<br />
fcaio. Jr. Mr*. Jams.<br />
Met MUMT Mr tai MM art<br />
'4M»r i*w« iiww<br />
-'<br />
J * st ^''-••|n fcoth,, «5? UU»yeek waa Mr,. ArttuF*i<br />
m bom Augiut u .t than<br />
TJnhe Hue decorated bajfoiot Walter a, Chattln, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. •* B*em L.<br />
„__ Attending mil Mr., ctem Schi-! _ _ • • • "I just couldni fit rid <strong>of</strong> her," aa<br />
fefMtii- mek, Ita RalaM Iteelmen, Mr.. ITo RMUUM Card Partial gave Ms formula for a ton*: -weddM life.<br />
•"—- atfifm 1^ M. *>W'fiW. lira, The Women-. Regular Republican "OB, Baddy!" protested Mn. Km.<br />
isr . W * 0ramf#, lKlfflk,, | dub <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> CHy" will SEme its **** «»? ' In<br />
charge <strong>of</strong> registrations for the driving<br />
school here this August, wai uv<br />
the boss," he uid In tribute to her IrevMel-<br />
end. »nd Dr. White was To emphasite the completion <strong>of</strong><br />
, 10 be fully recovered the llJlth year <strong>of</strong> the driving school,<br />
' ft*J»y s - sponsored jointly by the Rotary Club<br />
., . ———• and the police department, the room<br />
. ft return 10 OtMn city darkened and a waitress came In<br />
. IW BfMwnd Jubll.e C.I.- earrying a birthday cake with iix<br />
lighted candles, which she presented<br />
I<br />
JUST A WORD OF CAUTION!<br />
DO NOT<br />
BUY ANY PROPERTY<br />
NWI . • j.You have MM it thoroughly intpactad<br />
For HIDDEN TINMITE DAMAOli<br />
"Th»y Sara From Within"<br />
Will Glv. You —<br />
A FREf INSPECTION ,. . With NO OBLIGATION<br />
4. TOX - IOL SYSTEM<br />
I<br />
P.O. Box 594 . <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
ABOVE ALL —<br />
A GOOD ROOF<br />
Wig, p,, J f1 j F<br />
SHEET METAL WORK<br />
CUTTERS — SPOUTING<br />
FORCED WARM AIR HEATING<br />
J. SAnriiri6<br />
H4 Craig<br />
9th St. A Hav*n Ave.<br />
Phone 0916<br />
Plumbing<br />
Willard F. StMMf<br />
Plumbing - Heating<br />
JOBEUMO<br />
Mtaa CUT. «• *<br />
•n«a» trmr le Mtarlah<br />
Turaar, WIM dttd m--"-'<br />
law weak, Mr, um<br />
Mr. Turn.r and Rafarlan<br />
Stil« ware rr "-<br />
llihlni Me dH<br />
<strong>City</strong>, He alta<br />
He added:<br />
"We appreciate the tremendoya<br />
operation shown by the el& com.<br />
tnlMloneri, e»peclalb' Uurenea<br />
Lunny. director <strong>of</strong> the department<br />
* public, arfet,, tad <strong>of</strong> MiifMil<br />
Wllllan H. Smith. lr»<br />
Ho also commended the Atlantic<br />
nnducted the caune he<br />
M<strong>of</strong>fctt—and his assistant, gilbert<br />
the school by The SentlnelLedger.<br />
Mr. Lowe enqewnsaal, that kjt<br />
company had been InvitM by 'MM<br />
cK« to rapaat MM irhrina atMel<br />
"We.han.baan lyekv (hi. year<br />
and last," he contlnmd. "Wnk<br />
name, announced that thri,<br />
present from Delaware, one from<br />
Massachusetts, two. from New York,<br />
one from West Virgina. two for<br />
Ohio, two front Maryland, one from<br />
Indiana, one from Michigan, Jl from<br />
New jersey and 2i from Pennsyl<br />
vanla.<br />
bought a Mln<br />
II WM B *" J<br />
the c "•<br />
anvlhin<br />
mule tr<br />
trainer did >...,_..-<br />
the head with a t<br />
The mule didn't budge. The trainer<br />
whacked him again with his murderous<br />
bludgeon.<br />
"Hey." protested Grandpa, 'are you<br />
aimln' to kill <strong>of</strong>f my mule?"<br />
"Oue«s you don't know nuthln'<br />
about these here anlmali." said the<br />
trainer. "First <strong>of</strong>f, you jotta gettheir<br />
attention,"<br />
ClassHM Ada Werfc Swiftly<br />
EARL STEELMAN<br />
LAWRENCE TARVES<br />
Contractors<br />
ana<br />
Buiidter.<br />
1309 lay Av»niM<br />
RES. PHONES MUK<br />
FIXED BEFORE I<br />
mnir<br />
Alriiott W0.000 itudenU took the<br />
preKnted aji enrollment increase <strong>of</strong><br />
JJhw^mni* win help apt.<br />
MRMiaM ike •IrieM «l» el<br />
trrrlaf an aalawakile wnlch eaa<br />
Ull aai malm' kn4 OIBK great<br />
•aawce an the Blakmys If im-<br />
•arly haniled. It I. moving '<br />
siawly—ajli (M alowl 7 . It seeau at<br />
tlri Hafatra Ike i«l •! navbif<br />
»err Miat aVaal ana wnlma take<br />
mrSaMm<br />
/*«/«, eiub chief t<strong>of</strong>t<br />
W<br />
f<br />
l«i.n» aaav auteriajir ess) atowa<br />
p» •! Uie price ana UU af Umffle aeeiaMnalM<br />
*» lieaiiti- Aenta,"<br />
fknSd D<strong>of</strong>tgefvUs<br />
Si^atMWAl *K How<br />
To A
V<br />
'• Tr^V^j 1 "**"^<br />
m<br />
!-".-=\.^.'?-fW<br />
Mm'tltmn Tifiio ~n$Mas<br />
1M. «p«rtiU|liw»y dally<br />
LE<br />
STORE<br />
NJ.<br />
Comptswmf Stock <strong>of</strong><br />
'ifLAjT BRANDS<br />
WHISKEY<br />
* • • • * • .<br />
DOMESTIC<br />
• WINE<br />
BEER<br />
AST WEEK!<br />
II P^*<br />
B| SumitMr<br />
AaVle»to<br />
Within MM next two weeks moi*<br />
than tnne million lMu(tn wlU<br />
•stride whether to return to school<br />
or to ka«p worklne on tnrtr lummer<br />
joaa.<br />
Became their choice or achoal In.<br />
•twt M work, or a combination at<br />
training and employment, will affect<br />
tot only their own earning capacity<br />
but also the national need for technician*<br />
and pr<strong>of</strong>essionals. Secretary<br />
<strong>of</strong> Labor Martin P. Durkin la aak-<br />
Ii parent! and teenagers to talk It<br />
over thoroughly before deciding that<br />
John or Mary should drop out <strong>of</strong><br />
school.<br />
LaM rear a third ef Aaaerl«*s<br />
la-aa* H-jwaMa. M p» eeajt<br />
Man HUM la Mil, fatM la man<br />
la adwal afMr taking lunMr<br />
From 1M4 until last fill, there<br />
had been a study decline In the<br />
number <strong>of</strong> hoys and jirta who slay,<br />
ed out <strong>of</strong> school for work.<br />
Educator, say that most school<br />
drop-out, have no occupational goal<br />
—their Interest is in fettlng en any<br />
payroll—with Its promise <strong>of</strong> finan.<br />
elatf Independence and'the coveted<br />
status <strong>of</strong> an adult. Does it pay <strong>of</strong>f?<br />
Ta faaaijr enMlis dekaHnf the<br />
•»U" aewetarjr D.rkln affera<br />
Ike nxtnt. at Ik. MM CM..<br />
•Me*, d m Hat mle kick scaeel<br />
•ndaataa sake >la.M aa stuck<br />
kataftn tha am af U aad fl aa<br />
IMsa who eaaiplMed Ma eighth<br />
m * Make kewreeu u anal 54—<br />
tfce peak af nelr Mrntnf pairtr,<br />
Olrl tndaatea make aaare kr Ike<br />
Haw tkar an 11 than ike elfklk<br />
tnder wo e*e r.lu)pe I. auke.<br />
fffee eaak *alae af flalshjnc jait<br />
Ike Mat year ef Ugh (eheel mr<br />
• 4i year span aataanls la H U H<br />
far mm aajd •early n*>.a*a r» r<br />
••an, aa Me kaata af the (f.<br />
•as Bniii' nai<br />
4-State infnwcfiMi<br />
The only spM Ui the u. s, whew<br />
• house could be built with each <strong>of</strong><br />
its four comer. In a different ttate<br />
u the common meeting point <strong>of</strong><br />
Ulah, Colorado. Arllon. and New<br />
Hecks. The paint is not Inhabited,<br />
however, for II is used as grazing<br />
" JMiathan Dwtght PrawnM<br />
"KISS ME KATE"<br />
fltCMY KINARD, EARL REDDINO, ANDRiA BLAYNE<br />
l«pt: f Through <strong>Sep</strong>t. 7<br />
•45 , Matin—, WecW.day, 2:30<br />
•n $3, 2.40 1.80 1.20<br />
AmpU<br />
Parking<br />
POUTER HIT SONGS<br />
MUSICAL PLAYHOUSE<br />
PHONE S>.a«2l<br />
LA INN<br />
I SEABOARD'S UNIQUE RESTAURANT<br />
Fv,<br />
SOMBtS POINT, N. J.<br />
ih* Umltf MW muhrtrvtMrnd vtow;<br />
w«<br />
mr Vocation Home Wlfh H«r<br />
1MA1T VACATION!* h Mat Katharine Bayle, <strong>of</strong> PhsMlnllle, Pa,<br />
Whan •kaMM har friend, akwt Oman CHV, ckat, *• can whiik<br />
« e * * h proy. .wrtlwi.-(« m| lK Itvdkt photo.)<br />
/Music Pier Concert Programs<br />
••finiiina Dally at 1 ft M.<br />
— Clarence Fuhrman, Conductor —<br />
TONIGHT<br />
Solo:<br />
Ouett Soloist:<br />
Yours Is My Henri Alone . Lehar<br />
Mrs. Evelyn Hanwom, Soprano In a Monastery Garden Ketiehy<br />
Bohemian hi Gil Girl • Balfe, Bl<br />
Solo: Celeste Alda , Vtrd<br />
Oems from Mikado" Sullivan<br />
Jean Deis<br />
Parade <strong>of</strong> the Wooden Soldiers,<br />
Canionetta ..,.,, Godard<br />
Jessel<br />
March <strong>of</strong> the Toys Herbert Solo" Prologue from<br />
Solo: Little Grey Home<br />
Pagliacci<br />
Leonravallo<br />
In the West<br />
Lohr<br />
Mr. Perkins<br />
Tom Perkins, baritone<br />
Emperor Walll «... ,.. Strauss<br />
Duet: Fern Del Denting . . Vcrd<br />
Mr. Dels and Mr. Perkins<br />
PABT II<br />
Irene ......•........,_. Titrney<br />
Soioi Trams, Tramp, Tramp. Herbert<br />
Mr. Perkins<br />
Sieealng Beauty Walti. Tschnikowsky<br />
Amaryllis<br />
Qhy<br />
iolo; A Dream<br />
Bartlett<br />
Mr. Deis<br />
Jst? JMiEiicato<br />
Anderson<br />
Hhow Boat<br />
Kern<br />
Mrs. Hnnscom. Mr Dpl» and<br />
Mr. Perklnii<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
PART I<br />
Three Musketeers<br />
Local Hair Stylists<br />
Invent Way to Find<br />
Natural Waves!<br />
Frimi<br />
Vincent & Joseph with beauty<br />
salon,, ith Ave,, New York,<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, Miami<br />
Beach, the Main <strong>Line</strong> Phila. A<br />
Gemuntown, have a u. s.<br />
patent and the acclaim <strong>of</strong><br />
thousands <strong>of</strong> women for their<br />
Lamp Cut. The Pruning Way.<br />
This amazing technique la illscovering<br />
hidden waves or curia<br />
for an average <strong>of</strong> SOI <strong>of</strong><br />
women. The secret is hair cutting<br />
an tha Mas with the Dl<br />
MENS1ONA1, Bhean (Milnsors)<br />
that taper and prune the hair<br />
under the ilitcred sunshine <strong>of</strong><br />
Infrared Lamps, approved hy<br />
the American Medical Asgocia,<br />
lion.<br />
After this treatment the sver*<br />
age person never again need<br />
plncurl settings, permanent<br />
waves and sessions under hot,<br />
noisy driers. Phone <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
IS7T or consult your directory<br />
for the Vincent A Joseph shop<br />
near you.<br />
IN OCIAN CITY<br />
AT TNI PLANBIM<br />
CONEY'S<br />
Wmll Known Brands<br />
RYE<br />
BOURBON<br />
GIN - RUM<br />
and BEER<br />
OPEN<br />
WEEKDAYS<br />
9 A. M, to 10 P. M,<br />
No Sunday Sate*<br />
THURSDAY<br />
PART I<br />
Maylime<br />
Romberg<br />
Minuet .. . Beethoven<br />
Sols: Come Vn Bel Di Maggio<br />
Andrea Chenier" fijordano<br />
Mr. Dels<br />
La Reja from "La Ferla". .<br />
Roses Honeymoon<br />
Solar Rambna .<br />
Laeame<br />
. Hralton<br />
, Wayne<br />
Mr. Perkins<br />
Jack Tar March<br />
. Sousa<br />
PART II<br />
Orange Blossom Overture<br />
Andantino .<br />
Herbert<br />
Lemalre<br />
Iolo: Song <strong>of</strong> Songs<br />
Move<br />
Authority Tends<br />
Toward Upper Level<br />
"The man in the street may ihink<br />
he problem <strong>of</strong> Federal-State rela.<br />
ion« i» 'way over his head and has<br />
no bearing on his welfare. But<br />
while the problem Is exceedingly<br />
complex, the principle involved in<br />
relatively simple. As a lower level<br />
<strong>of</strong> government gives or Is forced to<br />
yield more authority and respond.<br />
blllty to a higher level, government<br />
becomes more the master and less<br />
he servant <strong>of</strong> the citizen and taxpayer.<br />
... At the same time, goveminent<br />
tends to become more<br />
wasteful and inefficient soon or<br />
ate, the Individual feels the effect*<br />
in many directions," — Scheneeiady<br />
N. Y.i oaiette.<br />
NO RISK INVOLVED<br />
It's impassible to lose anything<br />
y being polite, but many people<br />
Hem afraid to risk it.<br />
BAR<br />
OPEN<br />
DAILY<br />
7 a.m. to 2 a.m.<br />
SUNDAY<br />
12 NOON<br />
Phone 9051<br />
34th Street<br />
Older People<br />
Accident Prone<br />
.Thousands Crippled<br />
Falls In Horn*<br />
Whit can he dona to protect older<br />
persons aiabiit the riling tide <strong>of</strong><br />
name and public accidents?<br />
Thl« 1J a question now engaging<br />
the attention <strong>of</strong> more than three<br />
million families throughout the<br />
country who have relative* over as<br />
living with them.<br />
The Hrtoumess af the pnMem<br />
It raveait* In a ihalir cempl««l<br />
^ ti_. at__ »a a -,--* H.w*^ tnr- ga#jg<br />
fV^HIIly Wf nH li!*fH4#l# ffr ••r«r<br />
LMna, whleji skmn Hiat a hlfh<br />
panantaae af MCMMN Inwalvtaia<br />
parMnt Mar U reMlt In their<br />
d«tn or parmanenl crippling Ini»np.<br />
Present day economic prshlems<br />
and a rapidly increasing population<br />
over M make this a heavy respon.<br />
•iblllly for all members <strong>of</strong> the tunlly.<br />
the Inalltiiie points out. Recent<br />
achievements in public heniih and<br />
medicine have reduced the death<br />
rate by disease in older age brae,<br />
kels, hut the accident rale continues<br />
to Increase.<br />
AccManta, principally •round the<br />
hem., retulf in death or perma.<br />
Rent crippling Injury far mere<br />
than M M aWsters eath year,<br />
Fulls comprise the worsi hatard<br />
type <strong>of</strong> all. and account tor more<br />
than 71 per cent <strong>of</strong> these mlshapi.<br />
Firtyeight per cent or the falls <strong>of</strong><br />
cur on home stairways and, strange<br />
ly enough, on level walk siirfares,<br />
loo.<br />
STRiCTLY FRBH<br />
Liquor ia snmcthlne tar which<br />
many drivers don't mind payinc<br />
Kniightshridge March C'oates<br />
PART II<br />
High Jinks<br />
Frimi<br />
Solo: I uves Old Sweet gong Milloy<br />
Mr. Perkins<br />
Dance or the Hours Punrhieiii<br />
Trees<br />
Rasbach<br />
Solo: Sung <strong>of</strong> the Flea .... Meva<br />
Cavailna<br />
Mr. Dels<br />
Ran"<br />
twice—nnrn In c-ssh nnd niicf? in I<br />
Up the Street March<br />
Mqr«e<br />
Scirniimg predirt that ih? rignret;<br />
1 ihp ftitUfp will enmi' with buili-inj<br />
inetehcs^ From Ion & r but is lit<br />
illhipr" niin^, huh7<br />
The ChnflproL Pn,, Chnmber <strong>of</strong> | *<br />
nmmereo ?=ays ihat it hart women L<br />
i Riinrt whrn U bulii rxtrq=larg^<br />
Ntalls in tli? now municipal phrkind<br />
lot, Hn who hnsn't" "><br />
* !<br />
Two hfrids are buttrr fin?. If.<br />
hoy're boih fijlpfh<br />
* * " i<br />
j The ctiniitsnt eomplitincr probably ;<br />
h*isn = i an^hiny ?\*P to iidk aboiit. j<br />
Mr, Dels<br />
Trailart §M Record !<br />
Valse Bluetie<br />
Drigo ApBrosimalely 43,000 truck trail, '<br />
iJnDnlshed Symphony Schubert ers, worth some SlaQ,<strong>On</strong>n,!jno, were ;<br />
Solo: Sunshine <strong>of</strong> Your Smile. Ray produced in the first half <strong>of</strong> 19(3 I<br />
Mr, Perkins<br />
This was a new record<br />
'<br />
March Lorraine<br />
Cnnne<br />
Optimlhm Putting a man liiln pub , I<br />
Week-end pr<strong>of</strong>ramt in Friday's<br />
lisua.<br />
ier. than he did in private<br />
lie <strong>of</strong>nee and hoping he will do bet. i I<br />
life.<br />
WANTED<br />
O»r Drllycrv Servire IWMHItales<br />
If»vlnt (litters, lillverwire<br />
and inya in vanr rcspreilve<br />
nom^s,<br />
PHONE 0717<br />
•I ysar eoBvenlenee and we will<br />
be glail to call far them.<br />
The Chatterbox<br />
9th md Central<br />
JOE DIORIO'S<br />
CIRCLE<br />
CAFE<br />
SOMERS POINT<br />
Kitchen Open<br />
Daily—4:30 to 9:30 P.M.<br />
• Real Italian Spaghetti<br />
• French Fried Shrimp<br />
• Half «f Fried Chicken<br />
• lUvieii<br />
• Deviled Cr«b<br />
• Steak<br />
SANDWICHES<br />
•ad<br />
SNACKS<br />
Until 2 A.M.<br />
PACKAtt 6000S<br />
and<br />
Phena Som*n Point<br />
257 8<br />
Jade Newlon<br />
At thm Piano •<br />
fatmmn Oppot*<br />
'Utopian' Plan<br />
Farmer, don t want •Utopian n-<br />
tr«v«g«nim," «Monllng to Cuieton<br />
I. Piekess, executive •eerctary <strong>of</strong> trw<br />
MassaehUKtts Form Bureau Fed*<br />
crttion,<br />
TcMlfying before a Congressianal<br />
rbmmittee, Mr, Plekesa emphaatied<br />
ihat farmers have "a inve mlMrust<br />
a> to the political motives <strong>of</strong> thoie<br />
who have saddled u«, against our<br />
«fcPT*<br />
price i<br />
<strong>of</strong> •<br />
Chief<br />
bladder<br />
•TBVlly nTilgrS<br />
it to maintain luT<br />
Han flaw<br />
August 31 to <strong>Sep</strong>t. 5 in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
DDRLYN<br />
CONTINUOUS 10:30 A. M. to<br />
MON. . weo.<br />
"The Band Wagan"<br />
FRED ASTAIRI<br />
CVD cHARiiti<br />
In Tethnifalar<br />
TMUM,^SAT,<br />
"Roman Holiday"<br />
ORIOORV HCK<br />
AUBRIV H1PIURN<br />
In TMhnltMar<br />
MAT. DAILY —2:30<br />
MON. • win,<br />
"Devil's Canyon"<br />
S Dimension , In Technicolor<br />
BALI ROBIIITSON<br />
VIRGINIA MAYO<br />
THUR1. • 1AT.<br />
The Moonlighter"<br />
1 olmatisisn<br />
BARBARA STANWYCK<br />
FRED MacMURRAY<br />
"Rafvm to I<br />
SARV COOPBR<br />
ROHRTA I<br />
In<br />
"Mr, ScoutmatHr*<br />
CLIPTON WIBt<br />
1BMUN0 May.<br />
•Vi, — 7i!J and<br />
MON. . Win.<br />
"Abbott A CotMb<br />
MNI Dr, Jakyllwdl<br />
Mr, Hyd*"<br />
BUD ABIOTT • LOU £MfNl|<br />
TMUR1. . SAT.<br />
"Vio» Sqood"<br />
•D, O, ROBINSON<br />
MULITTI 00DDAM I<br />
MAC'S<br />
90S Shore Read Somars Point • Phont 9511<br />
STEAKS - SEAFOOD —<br />
— Italian SptcialH*. —<br />
••BM1..WIH by Dunc.il Niiwa and Sayntt<br />
Charlotte at thm Organ<br />
— PretenU — 1S Continuous Entertainment I<br />
S<br />
-<br />
SHIP BAR<br />
SOMERS POINT<br />
ELMER<br />
BLAKE<br />
EVERY NIGHT Starting it 8:15 P. ti<br />
Special Party Wednesday<br />
SILVER CHANGI GIVEN DOLLAR in SILVIR DOLLARS NIGHT:<br />
TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS<br />
The Sentational<br />
$"KERRY-PIP1<br />
ANO TMl POPULAR, WELL4CN0WH<br />
TED FORREST<br />
TRIO<br />
featuring JOAN HAJUUSON, V<br />
' • Plus GvM Stan<br />
, . ,^|<br />
Doth* at th* Movie*<br />
tale<br />
Strand<br />
/Sradise" deplets tha<br />
^ ^dnntun «f the irop.<br />
hav« the feminine leads, with Ba..<br />
iJorwt and John Hudson In the «i|<br />
porting east.<br />
mmfi riMf I H Csftmay<br />
Su*ve Clifton WiW* tnutntai<br />
dimity I* at Itn tM In "Mr Scotitnnnter".<br />
• laughable Mary <strong>of</strong> how<br />
an Innocent Bystander heeoBM It<br />
VBlnd with • group <strong>of</strong> DarMev<br />
Boy Scout.<br />
George "Foghorn" Wlnslonthe<br />
juvenile lead, with Edmund<br />
Gwenn and rranees Dee In the sui<br />
IMrtlns rolej<br />
s tkd «• adaptation <strong>of</strong> a MOOM.YN ~~<br />
1<br />
by Jan... A. IMay and TBBWIW<br />
> <strong>of</strong> "South Pacific" In "Band W.gon". nimble Fred<br />
• Idyllic novel, on Allaire Introduces Ms latest, and n<br />
L <strong>of</strong> the world, doubt mod lovely. dam-Ins partne<br />
__^_"ln'BrlUat. Weat Cyd Charlsse,<br />
( pMire stari Oary It It MG M-. new, jubilant. Ttch<br />
• «w£iw «l» flndi Ma nlcolor igutlnl, glittering with i<br />
'^^tba Wanda, lo. talented .Inglng. dancing and «im<br />
Main MacDooald My Mat, Including Osnr Levant<br />
r IV Ctih value <strong>of</strong> a Ufa Insurance policy makes It<br />
•snOent collateral for • loan. Hence we can adme*<br />
Dc«ded funds at very law cost.<br />
How much you MB borrow depend* on the ag«<br />
itae <strong>of</strong> yoni policy. Bring it In for • quick<br />
Aedi-up-wd you'll probably get • quick chtekt<br />
ie National Bank<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Cape May County*. Lar(Mt Ba.nk<br />
MEMBEB FEDEBAL Hinfl BTBTEM<br />
ItBDAL DirOSR INIVBAMCE COB.POIATIOM<br />
TOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000<br />
Banking Houm<br />
. «prtfl i p.m. — Saturday: 9 ••m. until 12 BOOB<br />
kISLE OFFICE — 43rd St. and LWndi. Am<br />
MK1N&<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
iBu 0m SBMI b««ch««y Khurd will play the tHM<br />
r»to af Lllll VantMl (Kara in th»<br />
•Tainlna at MM threw" phna at<br />
MM minlul). M w Mp rales as-<br />
•d ky MnMr Man PlKtwr<br />
•art RaMMt at Prad Sraham.<br />
•AM. HIDDINO<br />
Andrea UayiM *• LeJs Lan. and]<br />
h Oateway fanrltn aa Warier<br />
•chnadar, •Mwi Cady, Jerry New.<br />
by, Wall.c. jana* and Lean »•»<br />
aris,<br />
PtOOY KINARD<br />
plauded productions at the Gateway<br />
M "Carousel". "Fledermaus*-. -Desert<br />
Song". "Call Me Madam". "Merry<br />
Widow", • lienllemcn Prefer<br />
<strong>of</strong> a cop,kfller, and Is packed with enter their pets for merchandise !<br />
nw, Powerful emotions and sue •wards,<br />
I "Kiss Me, Kale- follows such ap.<br />
CENTRAL OCEAN C<br />
iaa»a«,aaa.<<br />
Mr in Ocuan <strong>City</strong> and<br />
1 y«or •lt«wh«r. fait <strong>of</strong> Ml.iltilppl<br />
The Quiet Refinement <strong>of</strong><br />
The<br />
22nd ST. DINING ROOM<br />
DAILY<br />
SUNDAY<br />
ACROSS<br />
THE<br />
OABDEN<br />
u<br />
Open —<br />
4iOO P. M, lo •iOO<br />
1:00 P, M. SiOO<br />
to<br />
Glmwmd Every<br />
(The Geographical Center <strong>of</strong> the Island)<br />
P.M.<br />
P.M.<br />
Monday<br />
THE DAIRY BAR<br />
Bather* Served<br />
LUNCHEON<br />
SANDWICHES — FOUNTAIN SERVICE<br />
OPEN EARLY — CLOSE LATE<br />
J. PAUL MILLER<br />
HARDWARE<br />
3212 Asbury Ave.<br />
HOUSEWARES<br />
TOOLS<br />
PAINT. GLASS<br />
GARDEN TOOLS<br />
LAWN SEED<br />
• ErmmDmiivmry •<br />
The SEAFAIR<br />
COB, lllh and ASBPBT AVr.VBI!<br />
PHONE ls«g<br />
— Fountnio Service<br />
DELICATEiSEN — PLATTERS — C'ROCERIFS<br />
Toy.<br />
At<br />
Three) nemlm <strong>of</strong> trio eaft <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>On</strong>eway Murtcal PUyhouw p<br />
durtlon <strong>of</strong> "Shaw Bo«i" wan orchldn<br />
from Mayor VMd W. Chapman, at<br />
Homers Point, at the end <strong>of</strong> trie per-,<br />
formance. Sauirday night.<br />
They were presented by Henry<br />
Roeser, Jr., former <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> comrnlaaioner<br />
and treasurer <strong>of</strong> the Gateway<br />
company. He was assjttad by<br />
Paul Alken. former lleutenant-gov-<br />
«mor <strong>of</strong> Division I, <strong>of</strong> the New Jer.<br />
sey DUtrlct <strong>of</strong> Klwanl. International,<br />
and • director In the Oaleway<br />
eompilny.<br />
wan M Mia Ajalrta,<br />
KUrn*. Mkn BeUrJaix TawsawM<br />
and Miia Aibie Iharard, «ka m.<br />
r-le af celarM mM an ike alww<br />
Mtas Blaynp. who played Julie In<br />
the production, had just sung 'Bill",<br />
ihe song nude famous by ihe lot*<br />
Blondes", "Annie del Vour Gun",<br />
-Song <strong>of</strong> Norway- and "Show Boat"<br />
This Mason's schedule wu from<br />
June » to <strong>Sep</strong>tember 7.<br />
-•haw laat".<br />
i<br />
Saf<br />
Tha WaadatM<br />
d«it BJrjrrietan far Urn''<br />
Ha htatory<br />
aha hi Dr.<br />
mdvaM af Al .<br />
r%on CbUdnn-i<br />
an* John. Hapfelaa<br />
kai taken over •wan<br />
nMr»'kaadtad fey a :„,<br />
eum,. to, Arthur MtotShF<br />
Hue,' • •'. • •• . -••?<br />
huidJhs la Marin*<br />
Tb* nji blaDda an<br />
M O • - -- -<br />
SUMMER VISITORS<br />
DON'T GO HOME!<br />
Until You Get Our «<br />
SUPER DEAt<br />
ON A -'W::*^:<br />
NiW FORD or MERCURY<br />
W« Can Sava You Motwy — NO SALES<br />
Call or tattM- Drlv* to _<br />
IDW, Q, KURTZ<br />
AUTHORIZED FORD and MERCURY<br />
1 it. St. and Atlantic Av*. &*** mi Ocoan <strong>City</strong><br />
IMMEDIATE DIUViRY — Everybody and hi.<br />
ievm tha Now <strong>1953</strong> Fordt and M*n^<br />
Gifla<br />
Mendelaon<br />
"ORIGINAL'' LAMPS<br />
ICE CREAM<br />
TIERNO'S<br />
3345 A«bury Ave,<br />
FRESH MEATS — POULTRY<br />
COLD CUtS — SANDWICHES<br />
We Deliver Phone 0489<br />
POWELL'S<br />
SERVICE STATION<br />
34th St. and Central Ave.<br />
Phones 8894 - 1623-M<br />
// Your Car Won't Start - - - or Four<br />
Tire Goes Flat<br />
Call Us For Prompt Smrviem<br />
CARS CALLED FOR and DELIVERED<br />
Goodrich and Atlas Tires - Batteries<br />
Expert Lubrication<br />
— YOITK BMI. OF nontcnoN BINCB im —<br />
BEACH OOSSIP<br />
That aid Ukmiitr,WitkmmiJt<br />
Aia> E l J<br />
"Tha anfln cempany <strong>of</strong> |§ D«l.etabU laafeadi<br />
lain ma In Ih.nkln. v*u Mln Hr a<br />
wamlarf ul laaian _ and ta rMM mnr*<br />
on. Hut Th. CottaH Inn RaaMurant hat<br />
a Many fa pint* Ih. mod •Uurlmlnatina<br />
palatl,"<br />
COTTAfJE INN RESTAURANT<br />
"THE LITTLE WHITE HOUSE"<br />
Loc.fed at 3234 ASBURY AVINUE<br />
and in Our J t (<br />
READY-COOKtD FOODS<br />
DEPARTMENT<br />
With ev.rythln,<br />
taht IktMiha.<br />
Stara in •aathiambart m—m — tM. ataar<br />
KLINE<br />
2100 ASBURY AVE.<br />
Delic*te..«n -<br />
Soda Fountaij<br />
Hot DOE. -<br />
Praa Parfcln* L«« In Rear<br />
• OPIN EVBRY DAY •<br />
'?*£<br />
^<br />
i
T ' • •><br />
thaala Rao SMnruck. a,.<br />
[<br />
, diad early Saturday at in*<br />
Norata, MM aSflw<br />
• ««w • lon« UIMM saw w<br />
'<br />
• •'U<br />
widow <strong>of</strong><br />
forwrl, r*Md«l la<br />
fiBS<br />
r<br />
**AM TO MMI<br />
AWNINGS<br />
VwMlTIAN BLINDS<br />
~ WINDOW SHADES<br />
K. E. BAKER<br />
,'*JP *AV AVf. — PH. iSJT<br />
[AWNtNOS TAKEN DOWN<br />
RIMMED - STORED<br />
tor 3O inn bfm aw.<br />
p*raum*ntlr with htn,OMt> K.<br />
Stob swtolMrf by two other oona.<br />
HaMM C. atemrnek, ocean CMy aotaaa<strong>of</strong>ril-<br />
4*oJ*r. and Sarniel L., gf<br />
Auatabau. N. J., tad twa jfrandchlldren.<br />
She m • amber or the Ftrrt<br />
Metbadiat Church.<br />
Itattth MaentI HUMS nude lo«l<br />
fniMimMi far earvlrei In Philadelphia<br />
*t III* William II. Bjtttr.br<br />
and Hli Parian. Interment will be<br />
la W«t Laurel Ulll Cemetery. Momtmiry<br />
County. Pa.•<br />
(fitter Mss. Aged 70<br />
g<br />
BWw<br />
Muaieai Playhouse, died<br />
FWday night In ikon<br />
Memorial<br />
faepliaj, where ik* had teen a patint<br />
far a month.<br />
Hn Swight ni the wife <strong>of</strong> (tank<br />
O, DwMht. who U M. Their bom* In<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> city is u itM Asbury av.<br />
She li lurvlrrd by another<br />
Thomas, <strong>of</strong> Hooding, pa ; a daughter.<br />
Mi* Prank Blouch, <strong>of</strong> Lebanon, pa,,<br />
and n grandchildren.<br />
Mra, Bwighi was a member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
EpUcopal Church.<br />
' Private funeral Hrvlni took plan<br />
yesterday at the Smith Fimer.1<br />
Home. The Rev. Powell Norton,<br />
assistant pastor <strong>of</strong> the Flint Meth<br />
odlst Church, <strong>of</strong>ficiated.<br />
Interment<br />
was In Seaside Cemetery, Palermo,<br />
Dies at His<br />
Wall-Known Sing**<br />
tx-PhilocMphisii<br />
Lake Family Aids Causes<br />
At 46th Reunion in Resort<br />
Mra, Qancn Faley, Wjniton.iajem, N, ft, war the principal speaker at<br />
the ««b annual reunion, last week, <strong>of</strong> the historic Lake f«mlly <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Cit Th i Thd ltd i I h<br />
Min kckar to inter<br />
Wilton Cellaga, <strong>Sep</strong>t. 21<br />
MlM Virginia B-Tleeker, daughter<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mrs, Ruth E. Becker and the late<br />
Mr. Becker. Ml Bay av, has been<br />
accepted for admlnbn to the freshnan<br />
elan at Wiluii College, Cham,<br />
bepsburg. Pa.<br />
Ai a member <strong>of</strong> the clan <strong>of</strong> 1857.<br />
.he will enroll. <strong>Sep</strong>tember 21, and<br />
Bin with her classmates In the «.<br />
tensive orlentaUon program which<br />
brtrodueei freshmen to campus ae.<br />
livltlet.<br />
DAY or NIGHT<br />
I S H ! N G<br />
The reunion Thursday emulated <strong>of</strong> a business meeting in the morn<br />
Ing at the First Presbyterian Church<br />
and a luncheon and entertainment<br />
program at Plymouth Inn in Ihe afternoon.<br />
A member <strong>of</strong> the iJke<br />
family,<br />
Mrs, Faley. elaborated en her work<br />
director <strong>of</strong> work for crippled<br />
HAMT TIPPINO.<br />
J, Harry Tipping, widely known<br />
tenor soloist and music teacher, died<br />
Saturday at his home here, 700<br />
Bridge blvd., after n lingering 11!<br />
Heap, He was 47,<br />
Mr. Tipping had mode his year,<br />
around home In dcean city almost<br />
four yean, but formerly resided<br />
Philadelphia, where he condue<br />
his own music studio fnr a number<br />
ef years.<br />
Re waa m {Ml>re4 MlaM !• the<br />
St. Lake'! and Ik* Epiphany Epla.<br />
HM Church «f Philadelphia,<br />
Ml aJw appeared frequently In<br />
naeeri reelUu tferraikMU the<br />
cairt,<br />
Sinee mnving to Orean <strong>City</strong> he<br />
had been In charge <strong>of</strong> miuic. and<br />
was ^ goloM In 1050 snd 1951 at<br />
the First Prefbytcriiin Church.<br />
He- is survived only by tiM wifp,<br />
the former Edith Cocker.<br />
Funeral service? took place today<br />
(Tuesday i ot the Oliver H. Blair<br />
Funeral Home. Philodelphla. with<br />
Interment in West Laurel Hill<br />
Cemetery.<br />
Philosaiphiait Dim,<br />
<strong>On</strong> Ratort Vacation<br />
CkJUFiM B. Aschenbach. <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
died tuddenly or a heart attack,<br />
Saturday, at a guint house at<br />
HO4 Central (¥„ when he had been<br />
vacationing for two weelu.<br />
Mn. Awhenbaeh, who wai 84. waa<br />
a machinist for the Link Bell Co. <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia. His home was at aoo.i<br />
Widen it., that city.<br />
He U mmved by hi* wife, Carrie<br />
Miwarti Aschenbaeh; a aon, Charles,<br />
Hid • daughter, Mrs, Mildred Tern<br />
pleton. aim <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
Funeral Mrvleei will be at the<br />
Heater Funeral Home, Philadelphia,<br />
with Interment In Northuaod Cemelery.<br />
Predkh Troastto<br />
Sweep C. M. County<br />
A SWWvole plurality In Cape May<br />
County for Paul L, Traast, Republl<br />
can candidate for governor, was predieted<br />
In the November 1 general<br />
election In Cape May County Re.<br />
publleanti lafl week.<br />
The prediction was marifi at n<br />
kick-<strong>of</strong>f<br />
meeting for Mr. Troam's<br />
eampaign at the siflivTrciii<br />
jiniel<br />
In Trenton. A total <strong>of</strong> II parly<br />
county chairmen attended lo plon<br />
for the coming election.<br />
Edwin Nesbitt, Wlldwood Crest<br />
Commisiloner and Cape May Cauiiiy<br />
Republican chairman, predicied that<br />
Mr. Troagt.wiM carry this cnuntv bv<br />
pp<br />
children In .North Carolina,<br />
Sjhe<br />
told <strong>of</strong> the eight and a half million<br />
children who need cdiirollnnal ai<br />
tentlon in Ihc Inllid Slnlf.<br />
There are three rlasses <strong>of</strong> these<br />
children. The mentally remrilud,<br />
Ihe cerebral palsied, iind I hi- i-rlh<br />
caws.<br />
Mn, Palay •mphailiid (h* ne«d<br />
far<br />
xlucatlne Ihete chlldr.n io<br />
thai thay can UH what tnidl (*w<br />
•ra lh«r alnady hava. To •upp»n<br />
her praaram, the (.mil, vatod •<br />
dsnatlon ts the Ham* for Crippled<br />
Chlldrm In Atlantic city.<br />
The family linlhtnil in (he morn<br />
ing for a business nu-etjnii in Ihe<br />
ihiirch,<br />
Norman V Hariicni. rily<br />
d'rector <strong>of</strong> public relations, opened<br />
the meeting with devoiiuns. Dr.<br />
Arthur Adams, librarian <strong>of</strong> the New<br />
England Geneoiojilcai • Historical So<br />
eiely, <strong>of</strong> Boston, diseiisseii bringing<br />
the Lake fsmil.v tree (in to date<br />
John<br />
Adams, af Weadstawn,<br />
N, J.. was announced at the old,<br />
•it member present. At II, hi<br />
was twa yean alder than the Rev,<br />
W. Elwall Lake, Canting the long.<br />
ait dlitanta was Mrs, Julia Lake<br />
Huieltpn, ol Lot Angeles.<br />
After luncheon coinmi»»ioni'r<br />
Harvey W. Adims. representing ihc<br />
MOO, provided "the'OOP Yo'ndidati- tll > discussed I ho Lakt> family ,-incl<br />
continues to show interest in the 1 "» connection with the res.uft<br />
Cape May-Lewes ferry system and<br />
Scon Adams, Jr.. entertained with<br />
impersonation* <strong>of</strong> Red Skcllun and<br />
hi* characters, and gave several reel-<br />
• aiions.<br />
Mra. Boss Honey recih>d<br />
truck Drivers<br />
To Be Tested<br />
Big Rig Operators<br />
Mutt Qualify in '54<br />
| Motor Whirl* nirrelnr William 1<br />
Dcardcn has announced completion |<br />
<strong>of</strong> plans for Ihe examination <strong>of</strong> New<br />
: Jersey'! 13,000 truck lamhlnatinii up-1<br />
i-iatois who must Kivc evidence or'<br />
physical fitness, good character and .<br />
! driving skill in order to operate ii !<br />
I truck-! nailer or truck combination in :<br />
I In- stole after April I. IBM,<br />
I<br />
1<br />
Restricted 10 licensed drivers al |<br />
(nil 21 years <strong>of</strong> aiic. pi"rMJIi» swk<br />
. inK the special license mi!*! first<br />
tihialn an application form and u<br />
medical cerllfieale form from the<br />
i thief Inspector. Division (if Motor<br />
I Sehirles, Trenton.<br />
Attar <strong>Sep</strong>tember 1, he may pr».<br />
lent these forms at any <strong>of</strong> the r#fliiarty<br />
tcheduled drtvtr namlnalion<br />
oalntt in tht Mate where hi<br />
will M liven the written arid<br />
ptychsphyiicai felts.<br />
The Isfttr<br />
IMI will include depth p.rc.pllon,<br />
tide vitlan, tirnpl* reaetian timi,<br />
color par option and •ilwii acuNy,<br />
Those who meet these preiiminliry<br />
! qualifications will be notified when<br />
land where in appear, after October<br />
' 1, fiir the road nr tirivifiM skill tes!<br />
'<br />
New Jartey it the first ifate requiring<br />
ipecial license* Ut trutk<br />
combination drlv.r. Tha (aw,<br />
which wai approved by Governor<br />
BrlKsil, April I, reiulhjd from<br />
niMtrHI truck combination accidents<br />
involving multiple Ian <strong>of</strong><br />
life and great property damage<br />
and am aecld.nl that wiped out<br />
*n entire family af 16,<br />
Harbor Police<br />
Also Seek Rise<br />
In line with action <strong>of</strong> police in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. North Wildwood and<br />
Wildwood Cresl, Ihe police <strong>of</strong> Stone<br />
Harbor are clrculatina petitions seek,<br />
inu a referendum In Nnvfmher on<br />
salnry Inercases.<br />
In u ieiler lo ljuroiiKh council loit<br />
week. Hie police proposed an IncreBse<br />
nf palriilmeirs salary<br />
rrom<br />
«2JIM to MlNKi: lor assistant chief<br />
fmm S2SIHI lo S4,.M0; anil for the<br />
chief from M,IiW to M.1HK1<br />
The siiBiieslion i» to spread the<br />
pay raises over a threeyeiir period,<br />
slarliiiu Hilil -in Installment in IBM<br />
<strong>of</strong> mm for pulrolmen and §7110 for<br />
Ihe rhii'l<br />
ReMStm<br />
Department<br />
Third Federal<br />
cllned 20 per ,<br />
July, but when ,<br />
seasonal variant,<br />
cent, according<br />
serve Bank <strong>of</strong> -<br />
Slighlly cooler WMUH<br />
helped to hoosi saffir<br />
over last July', •<br />
seven months <strong>of</strong> ,nu «,<<br />
tricl sales Increased 4 «T<br />
the corresponding -Sf- 1<br />
All <strong>of</strong> the 'major —<br />
for the first t|<br />
•hared In the Dl<br />
increase.<br />
Vork,<br />
the way wilh a r<br />
TWICE A WEEK, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS<br />
fvOttan <strong>City</strong> 1 *<br />
Diamond JuM—<br />
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
-We. it Telephone 0304 or 0305<br />
OCIAN CITY, NIW JIRSIY, FRIDAY, SIPTIMUR 4, 1933<br />
•MtMei-i>Hi(*T auimins. iih at. nd wv— w. ^ •<br />
gland Warns <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> Parkway 1<br />
uther Improvements to this area.<br />
Collsctor<br />
Injured<br />
John Blvers, M, a Wiitlwood K«-• Xn^'follSSSd" 1 ' *"""• ^ " ^ " iM " 1 "<br />
bage collection employe, sustained<br />
leg Injuries Thursday when he was<br />
tk b bil<br />
leg Injuries Thursday when he was<br />
struck by an automobile while work.. announced.<br />
inn on aienwnod av,, near lludson R * v KI**H<br />
A<br />
nc "' "'weption commitiee was<br />
d I ill i f h<br />
NEW INTERESTS<br />
The modern bachelor.girl Is one<br />
who is more intereited in plots and<br />
plans than in pom and pans.<br />
WHATS NEW—A meBaphtinp<br />
ivith transistors operaled by bat.<br />
:uiies about trie si?e <strong>of</strong> a matchbns<br />
s said to provide volume conlroi<br />
hat will transform a normal<br />
peaking<br />
voice either to a Imiil<br />
hoiit or an inaudible whyper.<br />
Han naw io raturn te <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
In 'M far th. Diamond Jubilee Celebration.<br />
NOTICE TO<br />
PROPERTY OWNERS<br />
ASK YOURSELF THIS QUESTION:<br />
What It tha Valu* af My Property In O«»on Cify?<br />
Wouldn't "it bt good butinmn sense fo keep informed<br />
»vmry wmmk a* to whml I* heppmning In Qeman <strong>City</strong> that<br />
affects this investment?<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Sentinel-Ledger brings you an accurate<br />
report from week to week as to what the municipal government<br />
is doing; number <strong>of</strong> new homes being built,<br />
information on real estate values, new ordinances enacted,<br />
news about taxes, the resort's schools and what<br />
they cost to operatei about improvements being made;<br />
news about your neighbors, new permanent residents,<br />
etc. You can get this vast amount <strong>of</strong> information for so<br />
little cost from no other medium.<br />
Your mailman will bring you your Sentinel-<br />
Ledger regularly.<br />
Do not mi»$ a single issue.<br />
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:<br />
|3.25 per Year in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
'$3.75 per Year Elsewhere East <strong>of</strong> Mississippi<br />
.*4.7S per Year West <strong>of</strong> Mississippi<br />
<strong>City</strong> SHtllnal-Lcdg«r<br />
ONU <strong>City</strong>, N. J.<br />
to my remittance for the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> SBntinel-LorlBcr for<br />
paper at once.<br />
nclmied<br />
jplr. Pla<br />
i<br />
Street<br />
<strong>City</strong>..., — z6ne .. State<br />
It will censM <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Lake. sirs, Huney anil<br />
George C A Harbour.<br />
The family voted donation! to<br />
tha Share Memorial Hospital Build,<br />
Ing<br />
fund, the Diamond Jubilee<br />
femmitfte, and the Tabernacle Association<br />
far beautlncaflon af the<br />
grounds,<br />
N'pxt year the- family will meet on<br />
,lhc<br />
ls»l Thursday In August. It<br />
will be an eveninn meeting. In en=<br />
j able more <strong>of</strong> the younyer members<br />
In attend.<br />
:<br />
Master ot ceremonies for the r»>.<br />
; union was the president, George K.<br />
Gardiner, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. The honorary<br />
1 president is [Jr. Arthur<br />
^dams: vit-e president, \'incent Lykci<br />
'secretary, Mrs. Lewis II. Lake; treas-<br />
I urer. Mis, Marion<br />
Lake Boss, <strong>of</strong><br />
, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, and historian. Mrs. .i. •<br />
Preseolt Cadman. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Everybody'! lulinesi<br />
"The curlenl drive 10 cut uovernfflent<br />
costs, balance the bitdMet, and<br />
brlnd aboil! las; reduction is in everybody's<br />
interest." — i,ake Plat-ill<br />
i.V Vi News<br />
Ftlrl TAG SHOWS<br />
Tho main difnciihy<br />
i-xporicii<br />
in nianyirig fur mnm.y is in kr<br />
iiie the j>i if-e trig frnm showing.<br />
Home <strong>of</strong><br />
ipening Incinerator Would<br />
TAYLOR'S<br />
BARBECUE<br />
SUGAR CURED PORK m<br />
•urn*<br />
st $100,000, Says Mayor R^es to Mark<br />
Estimate u. s. Dare Not Stop Aid,<br />
Year S Ki<br />
r f Says Kiwanis Speaker<br />
few Hear<br />
Speed and Sail<br />
jtinue its helping hand"<br />
U<br />
ld f<br />
le alternative but ta confor<br />
the bickward countrlei <strong>of</strong><br />
i th<br />
ii<br />
in Futurv<br />
t Nv»d From<br />
png hand poncy for the bickward countrlei <strong>of</strong><br />
Uw world for many years to come, in the opinion <strong>of</strong> Dr, Ever.<br />
•II Preston, noted Mew Jersey<br />
Parking Ban Off<br />
For Week End<br />
Lifted From Friday<br />
Night to Tuasdny<br />
• OUR ONLY STORE IN OCEAN CITT<br />
754-56 Boardwalk<br />
Science Speaker Sees<br />
Prayer Effective AM<br />
Because true prayer is effective,<br />
every Christian (should pray daily<br />
for himself, his family, and for solution<br />
<strong>of</strong> world problems, Harold Mo|.<br />
ter, <strong>of</strong> Chit-ago, told a large local<br />
audience here on Sunday,<br />
As pro<strong>of</strong> that prayer can be elTec.<br />
tlve he cited the mounting record i<br />
during the \s>A 7B years <strong>of</strong> spiritual i<br />
heaiing in Christian Science. He<br />
! told about several cases he knew <strong>of</strong><br />
l.rst hand.<br />
<strong>On</strong> nationwide tour as a member<br />
<strong>of</strong> The Chrialian Science Board <strong>of</strong><br />
Lectureship, Mr. Molter spoke under<br />
sponsorship <strong>of</strong> The First Church <strong>of</strong><br />
Christ, Scientist. Ills topic was!<br />
"Christian Science: The Science <strong>of</strong><br />
BlMht Thoughl and Action".<br />
Practical Christianity requires that<br />
the individual not only recognize his<br />
responsibility toward himself, but<br />
also toward all mankind, Mr. Moltei<br />
declared.<br />
TTPIf AI, OF THIS ERA<br />
;<br />
Tlie young matron examined the j<br />
! toy doubtfully and. turning io the;<br />
i salesman. £a!d. "It seems to me this<br />
|j is rather compllcoletl fur a vounu<br />
•'child."<br />
Madam," replied the clerk, "this<br />
is an educational toy, designed tn<br />
adjust a child to life in Ihe world<br />
<strong>of</strong> today. Any way he puts It in.<br />
gelher, it's wrong,"<br />
GUARANTEED<br />
PROTECTION AGAINST<br />
TERMITES<br />
Termite InfeNayen la lucraaa.<br />
In* In thla area ever? y«r.<br />
Dent take chaMea - be aara<br />
rear bone la protect,. Bfalati<br />
TERMTTES Kilfe (ho<br />
TOX-EOL SYSTEM<br />
• NaNMally kiwwn and HIM,<br />
V •SBB#O feyCRIs&>Y0j£<br />
Chwniial Pnduch) Company<br />
FREE INSPECTION<br />
OF TOUK<br />
www w rttin<br />
Tox-Eol Control Co,<br />
P.« BM KM, Oe««« <strong>City</strong><br />
or Phone MM<br />
SPJCIALI from August 31 to <strong>Sep</strong>tember IS, <strong>1953</strong> only I<br />
I pouited and pertinent<br />
ion affairs in the rei<br />
answered by tha city,<br />
for the Ocein'<br />
j Community AMoci.<br />
its annual summer<br />
fit th» AtlintiC <strong>City</strong>,<br />
The ban on overnluhl parking on<br />
', CUlb, in Northfleld, the streets <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> city will be<br />
I evening<br />
(temporarily llfiHi over (he Labor<br />
j fuest list <strong>of</strong> opproxl<br />
Duy *' eek<br />
•"*• '• *'* N •nnoiinced thin<br />
'.SSenTand friends J«* *f Po"» ef William Ii<br />
J Mllw STpreS,<br />
Ile «» ld >•«« •" nl«ht parking will<br />
the ouesiions<br />
the ! elt > f ' Inrtwding Asbury av,, Blh and<br />
,"made these Bolnis:<br />
«««!», "here the overniBhl ban h<br />
m • ^ toret Ihrouiilioui the year<br />
city Tntlnarator ! The restrlctlon«• W<br />
nrs<br />
Building Took<br />
Dip in August<br />
Cooper Optimistic<br />
, For RMI <strong>of</strong> Yaar<br />
1<br />
luUding activities in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
during August slacked <strong>of</strong>f<br />
untu about 4:1s p, in<br />
Tha national champlonihlpt far<br />
1CS1 will bo docMod In th* C and<br />
I Mrvlco runabout clattol and tha<br />
K ratlna elau. ThaM aro Mh«|,<br />
iilad tar «W <strong>of</strong>tornoon. baainnlra<br />
at liM,<br />
•ntarn chaniplanihlp* wUI bo<br />
datMad tor clau I M I raclna<br />
runabMita, claaMa O. • and r «arv.<br />
In runabout!, and Jtrtay tp«d<br />
•klfta,<br />
Other races are listed far the 44<br />
cubic Inch runabouts and hydro,<br />
planes <strong>of</strong> the 41, 13S. YM and 2M<br />
cubic Inch classes.<br />
Trophies will be awarded in all<br />
WHIN MOM! CALLANAN, 1IL, raiMHM a now msM car, h,<br />
It MHwufh i<br />
Ice Men Happy But Swamped in Heat Wave;<br />
Meeting Huge Demand Keeps Them Hustling<br />
More<br />
Speed<br />
Highwtryte<br />
vUIII|Mllllun<br />
WHh Otl<br />
>y VINttlNT T. >«ICI*MJrTtt'"<br />
The new Garden SMgl<br />
way will bring 30fr,0M> .<br />
tional car* bearin«-4 '<br />
visitors to the "<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> the Ant)<br />
operation. From<br />
wlUbeuptothei ,<br />
vide tXm ttcilltkHi and<br />
Uons t«r draw tnU<br />
trade into the <<br />
Thai. In effect, waa tb* :<br />
given by Bayant 1*<br />
chairman <strong>of</strong> the New Jeney<br />
waj Authoril>. at tbe annual<br />
mer dinner <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> aty II<br />
Community Asaoclatiaa at tha<br />
Untie <strong>City</strong> Country Club, at "<br />
Betd. TMada> evening.<br />
Mr Knaiand. who alao ta |<br />
<strong>of</strong> Ihe Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
BaeDte,<br />
and <strong>of</strong> Ihe Bdhwn Bactileal I<br />
lute, said that <strong>Ocean</strong> Cttj i<br />
parking facilUles and expedite i<br />
men! <strong>of</strong> traffic to provide far<br />
convenience <strong>of</strong> the anlldpalrd I<br />
Influx <strong>of</strong> vehicles<br />
Parkway<br />
ot Mwt<br />
MM noit rHart, -only •*** *r<br />
He warned that seaabore<br />
will And themselves In a highly MSBK."<br />
petllhe market, blddbig for th* »*'<br />
dltlonal<br />
btiainew. wltb the reaott,*<br />
rloii the be\t acconunodaUnBa<br />
ultimately receivuig mott <strong>of</strong> tbs additional<br />
travel in the couty. a* •<br />
result <strong>of</strong> tbe Parkway.<br />
Pointing out Ihe free, public |<br />
me lot opened at Mb tt. and At<br />
•T-4bi» •umnMr. Mr. Entiand<br />
Thol thki prUect ui a atan IB<br />
right <br />
T^B^BP BMBBSf/l' vafBTBl B^BT WBB.BB ^BeBja]BJBBBarn) #^BBBB]B^r |_<br />
He urged that count? authorities<br />
cooperate wilh the State Highway<br />
Department Hd that Individual municipal<br />
(ownnwnta pjaa an •»<br />
proved ayitelUaf ronnectlng roads<br />
all<br />
required to report for school aarlier<br />
for fostball practice and for scliol<br />
astlc reasons.<br />
Juvenile Thespians Raise $113,75 For Hospital<br />
'Glamour Girl Revue' Sett Rapid Pace For Notable,<br />
Tickled Audience<br />
•y VINCINT T. MlCHiLlTTl<br />
Mg »<br />
netted fUS.TB<br />
Great<br />
heam In llllle people<br />
for the buUdlng fund<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Shore Memorial IlMpltal this<br />
week.<br />
The contribution represented the<br />
total receipts <strong>of</strong> the -Glamour Olrl<br />
Revue", presented Sunday •fterno<strong>of</strong>i<br />
by pre leenasi- youngateri <strong>of</strong> the 800<br />
Week, Seacrest rd, neujhborhood.<br />
The talent was Mmewbat renioved<br />
from the pr<strong>of</strong>e»»lon.l,<br />
Broadway<br />
calibre, and the theatre wu eonild,<br />
•rib!* dlaUht froBi the palatial<br />
But the enihuilMn and •innrily <strong>of</strong><br />
purpoae <strong>of</strong> the young cart relegated<br />
ail shortcoming, to Intlenlflcance.<br />
With a aukefUft itage, aM up in<br />
the garage <strong>of</strong> Arnold Oraatti, at 00<br />
geaereit rd., and a wardrobe reflMtlni<br />
credit to the needlework<br />
and maternal patience <strong>of</strong> their<br />
mothers, the youngMan sang, danced<br />
and cracked wtae, to the complete<br />
delight <strong>of</strong> the 60 adult) who comprised<br />
the audience,<br />
. Miss Agnes Marie Orutti, age 11,<br />
produced and directed the revue,<br />
which Included II fine acts, the like<br />
<strong>of</strong> which would have added to the<br />
glorious light <strong>of</strong> the nostalgic Keith<br />
the billing on the pre.<br />
Circuit.<br />
Sharing<br />
were Diane Jastrey, •< Eileen<br />
IS; Barbara Alexander, IIS<br />
-- • - • Julia Donohue,<br />
'<br />
Arnold Or-<br />
8ran<br />
Baker,<br />
Sonny Mania, nix; Jull<br />
•(•I Thomai Oeione, 111<br />
•atti, Jr., 10, and r.eorge Alexander,<br />
Jr., ID, all children <strong>of</strong> •uaimer resid«nt«.<br />
Like all great theatrical prenlcn,<br />
the audience contained nalablea. In<br />
addition to proud parent, and well,<br />
wlahlng friend.. Mayor Fred w<br />
Ctiapnun, <strong>of</strong> gonen Point, and Inddentally,<br />
chairman af the hospital<br />
buUdinn fund, was present. Another<br />
prominent guest wu Dr Pascal<br />
LuMhnl, formerly head ef the PhUadelphla<br />
General Hospital, new «.<br />
eeutlya vice president <strong>of</strong> the EldcUui<br />
HoMutal, Philadelphia.<br />
The only adult Intertoper In the<br />
performer. 1<br />
fetter wu Val VaJlee,<br />
aeewdtsnlM,<br />
who provided the<br />
mutk. •<br />
Tha b-tt Mfarmatlen avallaW*,<br />
locally, ii that it will be four f»<br />
tlK month.—oarly In 1*34—b<strong>of</strong>oro<br />
now ratM can peulbty go Inta <strong>of</strong><br />
loci.<br />
The National Bureau <strong>of</strong> Casually<br />
Underwrite and the Mutual insur.<br />
ance Rating Bureau disclosed plans<br />
for a new and more equitable system<br />
or rating automobiks for inauranee<br />
Page •, Please<br />
INSIDE TIPS<br />
Amusements—Sec, 2. page 1, .<br />
Churches—See, 3. pages 4 and S,<br />
Commuters- Club Chatter —lee.<br />
8, page 1<br />
County rarm News — Sec, 2.<br />
ntWllSee, 2, page 6<br />
FUhlns News—Sec 3. page 4,<br />
Marmora—Sec. 2, page S.<br />
Music Pier Progranw—Sec 3,<br />
pages 1 and 3.<br />
New Jersey Poll—Sec, 2, page 7<br />
Obituary—Sec. 3. page S.<br />
Petersburg—Sec 1, page 3.<br />
Senice Men and Velerans—Rei<br />
3. pan I.<br />
Soclnl and Personal —, Set, I,<br />
pagf a • and S,<br />
Soraert Point—Soe S. page 8<br />
Sports-Sec. 1, page. 4 and I,<br />
Death <strong>of</strong> Heat Wave Due<br />
Late Today f Is Forecast<br />
Hold your breath, folks! This is the word you've been wallinc fur.<br />
The heal wave that liu- been with us since AIIKIIM M i« going to gel<br />
Ihe aid heave ho this .afternoon ur tonight.<br />
Weather Forecaster Samuel j<br />
Deitch's voice shook with emotion<br />
last night as lie reported the east,<br />
ern pr<strong>of</strong> res» <strong>of</strong> a mass <strong>of</strong> cooler and<br />
drier air moving acrotis the continent<br />
from Canada and the Rockies,<br />
He said the leading edge was In<br />
Iowa and Wisconsin yesterday; by<br />
this mornini; It would be in eastern<br />
Ohloi by noon In western Pennsylvania<br />
and New York,<br />
The InBuonco. ho premlMd on a<br />
•tack af Blblaj, would be felt here<br />
lafa today In the farm <strong>of</strong> Increasing<br />
fleudlneis, •cattered after,<br />
neon er ovonlng thundarihawers,<br />
and a waliame drop In tempera,<br />
lure, Saturday It ts be leu humid<br />
and •till cool.r in the aftarnean,<br />
Sunday U to he fair and "pleas,<br />
ant".<br />
High humidity and continued hot<br />
weather Is the outlook for this<br />
niornlnii, but it will lie the laKt IcaHp<br />
<strong>of</strong> the hot Kpell which has been the<br />
longest in many years.<br />
At a mattar <strong>of</strong> racord, yMtirday<br />
wasn't as bad ai tenie we've had<br />
In the past twa weaka. The tempi<br />
eratura yoilarday afternoan. In.<br />
Auantad by isuth Muthwott wind,<br />
was a mare tl. That comporod<br />
with *S In Lakehunt, N, J. at the<br />
Naval Air Station, and even hefter<br />
r.adlng. In Philadelphia and New<br />
Vork,<br />
The humidity yesterday? That was<br />
a different story- n sticky (I per<br />
cent most <strong>of</strong> the day,<br />
.Mr. Delicti wiped his brow, loos<br />
encd his tie, and checked over the<br />
records <strong>of</strong> whaf- he politely referred<br />
to as a "very unusual summer".<br />
Among other things, he turned up<br />
Ihe startling fact that this summer<br />
Sac, 1, peee 1, plaaia<br />
9-Year-Old in K Show Boat*<br />
Cousin <strong>of</strong> Katy Hepburn's<br />
Pt t J h'<br />
Patronn at Jonathan<br />
mentation <strong>of</strong> "Shou Boat<br />
pre<br />
Sandra n fourth grade pupil in<br />
. it the R
i&"'s-<br />
.ru<br />
K-- "'/<br />
ELECTRIC<br />
71» AsttttY<br />
5,00 - ft,<br />
SfaM* t*> IS—It) tt>20 —<br />
[gl^ffo Brings<br />
BUsihdss<br />
Hotel*, re«uurwiu«iid other<br />
tt* facto* ttaa WDIMI srabtom «f toying to<br />
P«Ud h th f Lb Day wWk-end visitors after h*lf<br />
^•jgjfflUSft* a<br />
a<br />
tbfc<br />
etjbageml<br />
rt MM* state <strong>of</strong><br />
kt> vast wwk or two.<br />
Mast <strong>of</strong> too desetten an college<br />
No wKdHMQOS ~ NO<br />
(CHARDS'<br />
*.» AttURT AVWUt<br />
,«,'- *<br />
if .<br />
* *,<br />
h<br />
Back<br />
CLOTHES!<br />
Th* knl dr«ud an th. eamput will ha<br />
«Mrln* th* «w »y-<br />
Cor. iHi SltMt ) W<br />
tor a<br />
BACK TO SCHOOL<br />
IN AMERICA'S<br />
LEADING BRANDS<br />
BOTANY SUITS<br />
LILT PJUITT CUM. . . . * w^S<br />
f«n*4hln« naw far cMeVaaVt Mir ..f*.... fIJi *•» ftfe^<br />
MAX FACTOK1 PstkVtTKK MMM MtBKaMlf><br />
far -afural .lUBlHallll U««—a ...<br />
AJNMUMNT SPICIAt TOOTHPASTI<br />
i injiMlaf Ot Mm ta»a» «•<br />
II you wtah to wki »lla*t w* Mis* haj* «tuj» vw an Ms-<br />
PSR THAT COLD , . ,<br />
Tha na«rU|uM AnatiM ,. .<br />
THI NIW LimMiM ANTirVMa . .<br />
Th. wmiw. >M«I mmami ..<br />
Pf«««rip4lMM C#IM FM-MJ I<br />
PRftCRIPTION and NMHT<br />
OX. 0245<br />
•MMRT C PAUL, PA. AMtH*. rsMlwMtW<br />
Cor. BUI<br />
OATBWi<br />
• BOTANY TOPCOATS<br />
• BOTANY SPORT COATS<br />
ALLIGATOR RAINCOATS<br />
• VAN HIUSIN SHIRTS<br />
• BOTANY SLACKS<br />
• PURITAN SWEATERS;<br />
• FOSTER JACKETS<br />
• WESTMINSTER SOCKS<br />
• SWANK MLTS<br />
SUITS -TOPCOATS<br />
JACKETS - SLACKS<br />
TIES - SHUTS<br />
SOCKS - SWEATERS<br />
arm rmady with<br />
good looking comforfmbh<br />
dothm* that tH into<br />
your school curriculum<br />
oat*.<br />
4 fin* tmhdlon o§ quality<br />
labrlct taflormd tor<br />
plenty <strong>of</strong> wmar . . .<br />
prkmd for ttim<br />
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• • • • . • • • • •••••<br />
ifvan TO ivKirry «»»»<<br />
. •?«••• V<br />
for Jo/e<br />
^5333^M12: r i3^1fir*itoi€ H K G&&JbA •••••I Caaa& J^AP<br />
iTtMn El lSh «L Tod #!•*•••• SBTWPi<br />
'Ag^nCI pfcBJSjjTil «» fc kj-.lv ui •• r,,J<br />
(IiSbtt¥WH IV Hani WeW-BWI<br />
at an ;i o-dockldrt In the Urea nation*! ctum II<br />
M<br />
"^<br />
I kpl<br />
Mir fvniiaM. MM flat* MK<br />
JltfWtMN^rUOW<br />
|k*»om»v MhMri b»th. Hvltifj room, dlnaffa,<br />
S)L AUtonMte oil hMt. InMriMM Car^rt,<br />
•^ %„,<br />
"•^^€<br />
r -' t<br />
•A<br />
^l"J'f<br />
S3<br />
— WITH BOAT DOCItk<br />
13<br />
BM.Naal<br />
nan 1<br />
•ntltfml<br />
Ed<br />
m MMk OHM<br />
Ctty and Atlantic <strong>City</strong> meaUaitV<br />
Union win<br />
Meteodlrt Church. »«"<br />
T»» Rev. Bollo A. MK3i«»l, pur,<br />
11? ""-"»•-<br />
nfen, OHuy, u<br />
thMHe mlnlrterUI rtudent<br />
2 CMt«0M,<br />
Mkg $7400.<br />
•*•"•••> Sartin^^^B^HI.<br />
All prkwa - many MuMd-<br />
«or CjUMi Ml*<br />
mm<br />
WaMAw.<br />
MONtYFOR<br />
MO*T©AGES<br />
•Od AttW*TIC AVE.<br />
KUWKWll<br />
», 4*4 Oee«n ar.<br />
I tte engagement at I<br />
p<br />
CHI Om*g» »rorlty. will be a Am.<br />
tar at the Uhlvemty <strong>of</strong> Fouujyl.<br />
vwtla Oil. ML<br />
SB UN Miute PtM.<br />
•an <strong>of</strong> Mr,<br />
"1 1Oth st<br />
for two yean. He 1» presently<br />
vHu In the UK •tribune a<br />
RICHARD B, FOX<br />
fTH rfREET .nd ATUU4TIC AVINUG<br />
OffTtForSaU<br />
DUPLEX APARTMENT BUIL&ING<br />
— S51-53 FOURTH ST,<br />
All all ili!• *J»-i--^^-"jlndl»tdW1<br />
MHeiMik elei.h>» hal watar haalan<br />
WiM<br />
uru LOT<br />
•Ml tm feaariiantf featftfiMlk .,, . excellent cendmen<br />
. ARRAfklk TO Site THIS II<br />
tM MR impKTieii — • A-M. TO #.'P,M, —<br />
S|McIkllITABLte<br />
BUVING ANY plomTV IITWIIN<br />
17lh STREET injlMi STRNT<br />
— WE HAVE LISTED FOR SALE —<br />
* MonThon 80 APAtmENTS and<br />
BUNGALOWS<br />
1<br />
and SEVERAL BUSlH&S PROPERTIES<br />
located In this Rapidly Growing Section<br />
Many <strong>of</strong> ThM* Ar« lExtlinln LMIng^<br />
S<strong>of</strong>ita ara on HM B»aeh Front d. SMM ara Haalad tar<br />
AlldtthM<br />
1—NtW RANCH-TYPE-4<br />
2—«EW COTTAOE-^<br />
Propwtit jtmn B* Fimancmd<br />
4^-COTTAOe—a MrwhM, Matml, fiim.<br />
.111,100<br />
.$!M00<br />
.» 1,900<br />
*lM0fe<br />
•M cbtef Marter. Other ocBctal. will In-<br />
••» Maell Hunem « ehlef atanr,<br />
«» Mward Br.uU.im. jr., chief maaf<br />
* " arar, WBIiam BHner, pit manager,<br />
, and WWUm H. ColUsson, Jr., lur.<br />
,# *#«r<br />
'J^. lanaheuls wUl canpete over a 1M<br />
rT^ mBe course and the hj-dropUnes<br />
„„ over 1J/J miles.<br />
MM new I* rat* M SM CHv<br />
m 14 *er the MamMd JuMea Cate<br />
FORSAlf<br />
HEATED 2-FAMILY<br />
Ar« YOU Looking Per<br />
INCOME PROPERTY<br />
A AIM N»*0hb0rhood?<br />
Wl HAVE Jutl Such<br />
a Proparty<br />
Far tto LOW PRICE <strong>of</strong><br />
111,000,<br />
Call or Slop *nd A*k<br />
About ThiaOiM<br />
D.ALLEN<br />
STRETCH, JR.<br />
•03 Cental A<br />
Phone 0658 ,<br />
FOR SALE<br />
WMMuiit, AHractiva<br />
HOME in<br />
GARDENS<br />
Exco/tenf condition,<br />
newly decoratwi<br />
IntUm and out.<br />
1«t floor, Spanith ityla M.<br />
Mnte patio wlH. running<br />
fountain, tpaciout living<br />
warn, full dining room, dl-<br />
| utility roam, 2-tar attathad<br />
Ml hM mfar hMt.<br />
flMncad, Owner<br />
Mkvint town.<br />
PriMd for Quick Sal*<br />
$19,100<br />
PHONE OC 1340M<br />
OR AMY BROKER<br />
2-BEDROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW<br />
2-FAMILY DUPLEX<br />
A eMMLY WHIT — I M M WtatVtK Mat<br />
Takat M btMar than A M v*arty, wtwly 1 m<br />
•DOOHBOU to o. HArason<br />
REAL ESTATE a*ti Iff<br />
ITlilB^<br />
1^. tun.<br />
(hltotlew Are. - t5e*4leys l» Boale la a iraduats at tha *"' >• n*Mhl with «ich cnthtul<br />
me maid <strong>of</strong> y honer, et Mln with Barbara s—^, 1X M »iJTim.h aT.,,3.7 • » mMM ^re that there to a<br />
Aeaulne, <strong>of</strong> Narwalk, Conn, were B?^I? JaSi ^ff -^mT *»*M«* <strong>of</strong> the fornaUn <strong>of</strong> a<br />
>kirt aver UMMa, N.tlonM Ousro.<br />
nwy be a dub exclusively for<br />
a ,o«rn <strong>of</strong> oyton nsTwItt , hanS &£"Kd % Z^£,JiZTi & ^ ^d uB *»• *« *« *>»<br />
— ft A L ft -^<br />
4 GOODYEAR TIRES<br />
Navar inad<br />
Sita Mo x 15<br />
$10.00 Mch<br />
Mm ASBUkV MM.<br />
— MR SALE —<br />
HIAttD COTTAM<br />
^N Hit fttr ffliifr<br />
Prfcail .,,, llB^MO.<br />
D. ALL6N<br />
STRETCH, JR.<br />
" Ml Cmmi Ava&M<br />
The ben man was Thamu Bepkc,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Bridgeport. Conn, Ushm were<br />
Joseph Msthews, ef Brldgeporl; U.<br />
fl«H, Mil N Nn. IUk hNi><br />
OYSTERS . CLAMS • LOBSTER TAILS<br />
LOBSTER MEAT - SOFT CRABS<br />
"TF'-T<br />
,1'<br />
fe***..<br />
Pitt.<br />
Mi. «m h<br />
'at 18th M. and<br />
: am nwklnf with only a cracked wrUt bone<br />
(fiar tt» col-whereturned to<br />
bl> motorcycle crashed Into<br />
an automobile on Central av. Sunday.<br />
It wa* reporteo yesterday.<br />
wa* •rreMe* later in UK parktef<br />
a raatmrjttt by police wn»<br />
(NnMl Mr bar anaU Cru-<br />
MV mat d**cril>ed for<br />
WEDDING<br />
MYWOOD PRESS<br />
fSCOM<br />
itAURANT<br />
%h Street Off the Boardwalk<br />
DINNIXS<br />
Deluxe CralMBMt CocktaU — We<br />
V-« CoektaU pineapple Juice<br />
Cantaloupe<br />
Hair O.mpefnilt<br />
with Orange Ice<br />
i Clam Chowder<br />
i Beverage, Roll and Butter<br />
Platter Dinner<br />
j Clam Chowder<br />
: TAIL,<br />
T ; l i.<br />
.....tJOO P-S)<br />
t OBC SKA SCALLOPS.<br />
* T I M<br />
S.1B<br />
E DEVILED CBAB KN GLASS ..... 1 SO 2 00<br />
«A nnnO SHRIMPS.<br />
1JD jie<br />
Of FLOUNDER, PARSLEY BUTTER 1 60<br />
HCAFOOP PLATTER — HANSCOM<br />
2.10<br />
Locator Tall. Shrimp.. Scallops.<br />
Sliced Tomato, French Fried<br />
1.T3 .1,25<br />
'<br />
IBWOBOFISH.<br />
' BASS,' BfattWN BUTTER<br />
I CALF'S UVER. BACON<br />
• Ctiidtsac oiretxtTE<br />
I«A^HA|I STEAK.<br />
,<strong>of</strong>r AV JUS I, .<br />
rABU FLATrBK, WITH POACHED BOO<br />
I JUItBO LAMB CHOPS<br />
i saiaat STKAK.<br />
180<br />
1.40<br />
1,75<br />
1.40<br />
IBS<br />
,tM 1.40<br />
IJB<br />
8JS<br />
MS<br />
Kid<br />
1.(0<br />
SIS<br />
I.M<br />
2 IS<br />
2.n<br />
1.M<br />
ITS<br />
3.7S<br />
its<br />
Fried Potaloea Buttered Frnh Spinach<br />
Buttered' Wued Beans<br />
Cole Slaw with Carrot*<br />
Homemade Dinner Blaault<br />
Puddlnr Baapteny Mia<br />
Walnut Sundae Chiliad Watermelon<br />
Sliced Pineapple<br />
Butter Almond, VanOIa Fudge,<br />
' Bayal k» s will he Ihi' same<br />
is last year<br />
Teachers in the elemenlary school ;<br />
ore; Mrs. Marie Vilnius: 1>.1 grade.<br />
Miss Lucy Resine; 2nd urodr, Mrs<br />
Helen VoiinRi 3rd firade, Mrs Helen ,<br />
Atkersnn: Jlh Bracic, Mr«. Marie<br />
Oemaresi! sth Brade. Mrs. LMIifln ]<br />
ae»h€>e; 6lh siade. Mr Uonahuei j<br />
7lh grade, Mrs. Jane Campell; 81 h<br />
Bfade, Mrs Klhei Bliwaril<br />
The openiii^ session <strong>of</strong> sehufll will<br />
he Sionday, Neplember 14,<br />
u ilh<br />
liropt<br />
h ich dpp;i<br />
police receiving most<br />
Lower Township<br />
School Is Enlarged<br />
A oew Nihoiil bus, two more<br />
Hrndea and exxn primary classes<br />
hnve been ntided In ihe oxBantled<br />
Cons"!idalJd .So f* nW ° r<br />
TownshliI<br />
With (he rapid eJtpLnsion <strong>of</strong> the<br />
de>elo1,n,,.ni8 "in'NoM'h 1 Cape M,<br />
Villas, Brma Park and Villa, Manor<br />
«1e added fneihlie, were approved<br />
lion ' To "" n " lli l > Btm rA <strong>of</strong> Ediiea.<br />
County Buys Cable<br />
To electrify Bridge<br />
ircvhoMers on Tuemtoy auihnfiwd<br />
the Burchase <strong>of</strong> 130 feet <strong>of</strong> «uh<br />
BUBply Compunv, The table Jill be<br />
ured to canveH the draw <strong>of</strong> Innran?!<br />
Thor<strong>of</strong>j, bridge at Av.lin f«m<br />
manual eoniroi ,0 e|«,rtc,i o ^<br />
oird that four firm, turned down<br />
t llio small order for cable.<br />
Www to Attend<br />
1<br />
Economic<br />
Stridafe Sine* War<br />
Dr. White Home;<br />
Ordered to Rest<br />
Dr It. Rortln White, chief surgeon<br />
H Shore Memorial Hospital, yeeter-<br />
Hsy was reported 'doing nicely" at<br />
hlii Somcra Point home. to"whleh he<br />
returned Tuesday frmn the ho**<br />
Dr. White had been a patient in<br />
the ho«plt«l since l«»t Friday, when<br />
he ctrlrkei, .<br />
Dr. Hwiehal<br />
potd th h<br />
Flrrt<br />
l ^<br />
The dnt moderT<br />
waa created by Suwhen<br />
he waa Prti,<br />
England In 1M»<br />
For Farm Fresh Produce<br />
VISIT<br />
MOLL'S HOMESTEAD FARM!<br />
SOMf RS POINT • MAYS LANDING ROAO<br />
2'/i MIlM Pram Circto, at Scullvilt,<br />
Ho. 1 Potatoes ,,,, KM,, ^I<br />
WOODCOCK, HISS I CO.. INC<br />
New York Stock Ixthangft Phila.-Balto. Slock I<br />
123 South Broad StrMt, Philadelphia 9, P..<br />
Klngiiay 5-7200<br />
ARTHUR L BATTEN<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Kepresenfafi've<br />
. These Famous Women<br />
Invite You To Put <strong>On</strong><br />
BLUE BONNI<br />
•1 mfer Bun •amm<br />
far EkvorHHl<br />
•I"<br />
"Mr<br />
main, • kit with mmf<br />
|p^ whrn j put on Bum<br />
BONNST M t i d Mk<br />
hlBi taats ao much<br />
An* jwull notice that<br />
•wry ddldoua pound haa the<br />
aam.moinlnf-fTahfl.vw!<br />
•UIMHIII*<br />
Know the faeta! O**-**<br />
other reinarlsait"*"<br />
lom«ThrichlBVf
t* Wyke and Ida two worthy<br />
— an*. Jake Grouse and HMoa<br />
1 * •"•-•-. did a fine Job working w.<br />
omclal. and arranging' f<br />
nnln M<br />
continue onto friday. "<br />
MMh OiniwIH.i<br />
, beaded IV.HI<br />
thM yea*.<br />
CUSTOM<br />
Cocktail<br />
John E,<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
tor<br />
Quality DMtig<br />
QVBT IS Yearm<br />
Tables<br />
P thU year waa, I believe.<br />
• than ttrTyvar. .the<br />
#U» psati the nays nvi .howefl<br />
•MamhMNirt—Herei in* group<br />
1 ' Baa been ntpantiMe far the<br />
lea rfnJ that hu done a grand<br />
b. thwfaMrr.u 1 a cnalntt.n, has<br />
' ~ Ufa eMittf tfee for yi(W, andf<br />
a.Tear received line sp^port fr<strong>of</strong>c<br />
tail thy) waa pu«Iy<br />
i eonvenatlon. pal the boy*<br />
I have lh*lr doobU<br />
We certainly w<strong>of</strong>« glad to hear<br />
hit Bill Wdte was out, (he ether<br />
fee Hendler. Harry Oerkcn and j— t short walk. Olid you are<br />
rile Hamburger.<br />
ie mend, Bill.<br />
#MaTg-JMw here ia a new enn<br />
mlttee that ha. just I<br />
Can you hit a golf ball?<br />
though it was farmed the day Well, some ni-" -' •" •-<br />
tUMS to ride. The members<br />
(hit exceptionally large committ<br />
are all <strong>of</strong> us.<br />
Vea, we are all acton in the great<br />
drama, entitled, "The Trials and<br />
Tribulation, <strong>of</strong> an <strong>Ocean</strong> city c<br />
" ' -. If It were not for the ft<br />
that happen to our mem<br />
the summer, we wouldn't<br />
imve t column. The manner In<br />
Ufteh you fellows accept this c-<br />
InttuV M. without ,<br />
n. it eouldni happen t» a bet<br />
.tier hunch <strong>of</strong> fuyn.<br />
i «JJ"^ItcoUIdnt happen? Well<br />
Mre. Johnny Palmer bid<br />
M spades and "blew" it<br />
, i failed to plajf the right<br />
tA Mdltlan to going "hay<br />
*W» on the as hand, he pulled «<br />
double boner in one say: by also<br />
playing on* a heart, while he sal<br />
there with a handful <strong>of</strong> trump. Bob<br />
Atherholt wac happy, but Lew Hayes<br />
i wu 8t to be tied,<br />
, ..,,„• * .* ...» .<br />
what a pleasant' thought must<br />
i hivo M going throngh Frank Ma<br />
rolla'i mind ai he enjoyed a plena,<br />
ant "snooi*" the other night, com-<br />
Mi down. But leave It to Bill<br />
—ehrle. Jr., those pleaaant thoughts<br />
tied to sudden despair, when<br />
prank woke up. due to a "hot-foot"<br />
that had been liven MM,<br />
l*d the IMt shrt^nrf<br />
Nl*y faankM, "I* •<br />
ught fcefferaf Ate W<br />
B, and for • Ibort trip to catch • «w J^lcd<br />
In wori »MUM« and 'weakies" ^ rf<br />
!** ffi •>«* G 1 * 11 h« Jurt punUinfd hi* tarim,<br />
Mnch chat- bul the circus came to town<br />
tool pface, an* believe me, if day, and that wu the sign that BUI<br />
[ couM have bt tien* to bear ireolu would be available for taking<br />
• rennrlu. It wa. a «.*> AMr far children to see it. Bill Is very ic-<br />
Mara « M M». and or butt.<br />
# * «<br />
l ride oul io I...<br />
•ay an. There you will „... .<br />
30lan being coached by your i<br />
joy In the art <strong>of</strong> hitting the<br />
'white pill".<br />
do not know<br />
irtvlng range Is a place where<br />
« who try to hit lolf bulls<br />
(temny, th* bay, or onto<br />
mainland, with a club, 11 Is a<br />
olace to let oil iteam, Vc<br />
•murder" the drl<br />
(hat It has o '<br />
0M4 for th. waltHlne, loo. it<br />
CMrll. MM* will «Jmlt. <strong>On</strong>ly<br />
troubl* with CharIM li that h.<br />
d 1. ' ; ., " •*.'•(,-;,. ,7 :-<br />
Pareal No, 17. •. j..- ^ '- ^i^:^:<br />
Lneatad em MW aMa CmSSliim**.<br />
_ Street. SW WsHW Uf '"V" ' t."W*<br />
44<br />
Laeatad am SE alia<br />
Street, 8W *r X 8E ^<br />
ParwHto, f». *£ •'•-••.• fr ; -*:<br />
4«t #*•« I<br />
Located an 8* Mm Aatuiy ATfBO*. taftoBlfdj<br />
Strwrt, sw «r x SEMIT •;'.':• .--..:'.•?•'<br />
Pareal Na, 20. • • ": •:•• : .>",«,;- ;v-<br />
"* •.. • mm',-.' ; ;, : . ., ' ./, .,<br />
' The CIV will pay canmualen or five (Ml per centum af the jaleprlce to anv penon aBthMa«f,ta law <strong>of</strong> Nfy Jeraar n> emmifm,*<br />
eommlasloii for effecting a sale, provided anal Mttlement la nade with the cfty anitald panan a^ualb- ec^ A aa»Bt'&r iWiaH, ,-^y, A<br />
•:..•1^!r^^:•i!^••^^..r» p •^. f TOX-EOtSYSTW<br />
, ' W wder M the l o ^ <strong>of</strong> ^MBMBmer* ... • • , . '.' -/.'v '^^^fy^!^$<br />
r . : ..; i ; o " p ?" llll - w .— S TERMITES<br />
Deep Sea Fishing Parties 5 -V<br />
^BOlWteir — Soiling 9 A.M. - R,fumlng 4 P. M. i mn5nmi*m "<br />
. -pttal Wdnfulqy and Saturday Evning tlAlng<br />
Wp^:Wp^V
•Si<br />
\<br />
Sf*<br />
f- J"*<br />
M -<br />
Mom<br />
1<br />
Trav*l*r<br />
StMVi<br />
i Service <strong>of</strong> the Ural<br />
i thi. M<br />
Mbortyn<br />
r 0trmaft rbj th* otwTBp<br />
"" r J. atoore, presiding bUhop<br />
South Oconni<br />
the MJMhadlst<br />
I Meore, an ouMaadlu au><br />
~ ld traveler, •»»«•-<br />
^^ V^^^^Pp <strong>of</strong><br />
work In ^^aBB^gga.<br />
IIMM both puNa ataV IMt,<br />
' • • • - • — " , if — •<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
f to theae duU«," „_<br />
I jB«Mt episcopal nipervMen<br />
€jMM, (SwiUerUmJI,<br />
i, Sunday<br />
4. IBM<br />
M nuik<br />
ri-C Ikto put Own<br />
lMiM •«!• MM<br />
Jain* -m ».M<br />
at ttt<br />
UttMt,<br />
. .Very added facility already has<br />
teen taxed to capacity thi. summer<br />
•a crowd* <strong>of</strong> worshippers continue<br />
to IU1 th. bulldtnTrt^ilSnef!<br />
.tea* on a tunday rtorotag-th.<br />
lt*»« *a'm '"Tnd^ a u r *<br />
Sol * ql<br />
irowSr^»S£a<br />
the preatnt patter, the Rev,<br />
Frtnk F Adler, BT.M, was called<br />
to Mturn to thi. pariah in Jun»,<br />
H» had previously served as<br />
Sfi"' "* "* **""* ** *•*• *°<br />
.••alary af Ike Ckarcta<br />
P-* ik th. «HMs r . A<br />
mvtufa, win ta u.4.<br />
JH «•>?•« *«• « i<br />
J > lly <strong>of</strong> Mle "BOWMW will<br />
W «>7 the aunt* cholrr<br />
Amiable Are Thy Dwelling*",<br />
by Weit. Jeinnelte Darby<br />
*ok«, toprano. will ring "How<br />
Lovely Are Thy Dwelling", by<br />
Church Announcement*<br />
MMt MtTMBMT<br />
ttti tt. and Canfrai a*.<br />
7 * £ h trim tha CarMan-<br />
1 MB a, m—Church School with<br />
eUUMs for ill age*. oy E. Darby,<br />
MparlBMMaHt.<br />
11 a. n,—Morning Worship, Dr.<br />
Anthem ta be mini by the Chancel<br />
Chair: -Turn lack, O Man", hy Holm,<br />
and **Aa Torrents In Summer", by<br />
Elgar. Mr George LaphaB, tenor,<br />
will aina "Open Ilia OlM M the<br />
TampM", by Knapp,<br />
7i4i p. m.—Ivenlni ServMe In the<br />
Moarlyn Theatre. Bishop Arthur J,<br />
Mo* trill be the speaker,<br />
AnUumi to he »ung are; "The Twilight<br />
Shadows nU*, by Wood, and<br />
-Father, <strong>On</strong>ce Mare Within Thy Holy<br />
f IMT CHURCH OP<br />
CHRIST, KIINTIST<br />
Sunday Sentw—tiM and 11 a, m<br />
at the ebiirch, Ms it, and Aabury gv,<br />
Sunday School^ 11 a. m. at the<br />
church.<br />
MMInJ Room—Open dally except<br />
SuBday, 1 to 4 p, m.<br />
layl<br />
• p. m—Testimonies <strong>of</strong> healing.<br />
Man 1 ! real spiritual status u the<br />
No, Govcrn<strong>of</strong><br />
At Tabernacle<br />
Man Wild Nowlnat-d<br />
ll HN« M<br />
child <strong>of</strong> God not subject to the law<br />
Af sin and death will be emphasized<br />
at Christian Science service-. Sunday,<br />
in jh# Lesson-ierEnon entitled<br />
"Kkm,"<br />
l*e account will he read from the<br />
King James Version <strong>of</strong> the wellknown<br />
words which the Master Special miule at the evening ser-<br />
will bo by The Skyline, a<br />
Spain An that occasion: "I am thevice<br />
resurrection, and the life: h# that male quartet from New York The<br />
balievath In me, though he were evening service will begin with a<br />
dead, yet shall he live' (John 11:251. mtuical prelude at 7:18 p.m.<br />
Tts following correlative pi dove 8. Melson, Jr., South Jersey<br />
will be read from "•cience and long leader, will lead the eongre.<br />
Health with Key to the Scriptures" gatlotui singing: the chaplain wit<br />
by Mary Baker Eddy: *The underitandiitg<br />
<strong>of</strong> hii spiritual Individual-<br />
Superintenderrt in the PhuadelnWa<br />
be Br, Leon T. Moo; Diitrict<br />
ity MMMs man more real, more Ares or the Methodist Church;<br />
formidable In truth, and enables him The morning services will be<br />
to conquer sin. disease, and death"<br />
017:18-20).<br />
fat). J, plena<br />
O.C. Women to<br />
Hear President<br />
To Attend Amrtibly<br />
In AtlanHc <strong>City</strong><br />
Local member, <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Council <strong>of</strong> Church Women and<br />
trtcMs who are interested In attffadlnl<br />
tMe QftoM* « (cation <strong>of</strong> the<br />
•fata Bletmfal Assembly <strong>of</strong> VntaM<br />
Chureh Women in Atlantic <strong>City</strong>'s<br />
Convention KM. to hear an uddreaa<br />
Dwljht D.<br />
hbwer, are asked to contact either<br />
Mr*. Tn*>. V. towrawnd, prerident<br />
or fsw Ooaan <strong>City</strong> Council, or Mr*.<br />
CMHa* W, Munich, regional director.<br />
, Of Infant la tho wanwn. mima. U<br />
.Uuit whtn the PRaldmt<br />
- Jiw to att4iML he waa pra^<br />
hi rwrson with a copy <strong>of</strong> "A<br />
"—*—» DECLARATION OF<br />
which read, u fol-<br />
6OV, AcKILBIN<br />
Dr. Paul Waiting!! Hoon, pastor<br />
, the first Methodist Church ef<br />
jermsntown, Philadelphia, w!H be<br />
he speaker at the morning services<br />
" the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Tabernacle As-<br />
:latlr,n on Labor Day Sunday.<br />
He. will leave hi. preieni a>M><br />
Harold Paul Sloan will be theante <strong>Sep</strong>tember 15 to aeetpj the |<br />
newly ireaM Henry Sloan Corfin<br />
Chair af Fasurii Theology •*<br />
llnl.n Tkeslagie.) Seminary. New<br />
I»rt<br />
Kii appointment came as the cli<br />
•IX <strong>of</strong> a seven.year research by<br />
he Seminary faculty for the strong.<br />
n possible candidate for the post.<br />
ie i« an author and contributor to<br />
nany religious journitll and hu lee.<br />
ured and preached throughout thi<br />
luntry.<br />
Plat*", by Matthew*, Mr, Laphim The Tabernacle Quart*! will sing<br />
•U altti, "My Soul Is AthirM par t the two identical morning<br />
Bod", or Ooul,<br />
vices, at 9 and II a.m, in the<br />
Memorial Tabernacle, ftt,, it. and<br />
AlbUry IV.<br />
7M m. m—Pr«yer neetini In the<br />
r.overnor Theodore R, McKeM.<br />
In <strong>of</strong> Maryland, will Be the •pe.kw<br />
at the eveninr nrviee In the<br />
Strand Theatre, at 1th st. and Ike<br />
Boardwalk,<br />
He hu preached lay sermons In<br />
the churches <strong>of</strong> many denaminatlons<br />
throughout the country.<br />
Lul year, at the request <strong>of</strong> Ihe State<br />
Department. Governor MeKeldin recorded<br />
an effective addrea. on the<br />
bleMinga <strong>of</strong> religious freedom for<br />
brondesst behind the Iron Curtain.<br />
He M Me honor «f BBminatiM<br />
Prrtldent Ilsenhawer is a Bepub<br />
Uean CaMMaie for the PresidSnVy<br />
•f UI. United SUta, ,( y,, MB.<br />
venttan ta ohlnga.<br />
Broadcast over three nation.: At<br />
t •,m., two live brondcaits. one<br />
over Button WFPa, Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
the other Station WWtt Vineland<br />
and al 10 p.m.. u recorded bread<br />
eait over station WOro, "<br />
vflle.<br />
HE GOK!<br />
But he's a game little tike, this youngster<br />
so well-padded on the North side.<br />
Even though his pillow doesn't keep him<br />
from falling, it does cushion his UMs<br />
while he learns how to balance himself,<br />
how to stroke, and swing.<br />
It will be that way with his life, too—<br />
and yours. As you grow older you <strong>of</strong>ten<br />
feel the need <strong>of</strong> something to cushion<br />
yourself against the jolts that come suddenly<br />
in everyday living.<br />
Since you learn to skate only by skating,<br />
and to live only by getting into the<br />
thick <strong>of</strong> life", you have to expect these mishap*.<br />
If you cushion yourself with the true knowledge<br />
<strong>of</strong> God and His ever-present love and watchful<br />
care, you will feel these blowi less.<br />
BERTRAND T. CAREY<br />
«MI Estate .<br />
15th it. MtJ 'WaOk Pbraa 0178<br />
HANEY LLOYD CH ATT1N<br />
•eat Calal* . l<br />
1815 A»bury Avenue. Phone 0060<br />
ARTHUR M. DeMARIS<br />
•aallar . I<br />
Ml Eighth Street Phone 1233<br />
LLOYDS FLOWER SHOP<br />
Mawara Far All Oecaaiana -s<br />
TalciraahcJ AnjtrMra<br />
637 Acbury Avenuo Phone 0277<br />
ANlto CITY<br />
ELECTWC COMPANY<br />
Thi» Smrim, I, Mmnm PublUhmd Vndmr thm Sponsorship <strong>of</strong> thm Following.<br />
Phone<br />
udHAMADA<br />
Forcea All Ilt.t<br />
328 W«»i Avenue pfcane 1048<br />
OCEAN CITY HOME<br />
SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION<br />
1001 Aabury Avenue phone 0011<br />
CENTRAL PHARMACY<br />
•th St. ui Wesley Ave. Ph. 0245<br />
1. LESLIE LAWRENCE<br />
Suitor<br />
«S0l Cyur.l Avenue, Phw, 0014<br />
THE NATIONAL BANK<br />
OFOCEANCITY<br />
801 Aabury Armue Phone 1300<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
WATER SERVICE COMPA1W<br />
210 T«nlh Street Phone M»<br />
PALMER<br />
Cktvrahl . bUrahlle . FHtl*alre ,<br />
1117-29 Aabury Ave. Ph. 03aM»»<br />
SELVAGN'S<br />
REXALL PHARMACY<br />
iih St .nd Aabunr, Are. » I8SI<br />
HOWARD S. STAINTON<br />
BIO Aabury Avenue<br />
SIS West Arams<br />
LTACCARINO<br />
Phoi»»«<br />
Whmrm tvtry N-d<br />
It<br />
T* aaM thai MtraKn M<br />
tfca MaMasI aatf<br />
Ml<br />
•vary sJaMU at a pavtaM tantaa,<br />
'Serving Families M Every F«ith'<br />
At Arty How —<br />
Phone 2654<br />
WIMBERG<br />
FUNERAL HOME<br />
201 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
It. John's Lutheran Church<br />
10TH AND CENTRAL<br />
TIM Rt«, Prank F. Mhr, pntar<br />
Swmtm — Th- CoW War"<br />
[MIA-rVU-CHURCH SCHOOL<br />
Sound Motion Plctor. —<br />
"Th. Lord I* Rtoati"<br />
in, ML—THI sinyici<br />
Sermon — "Nine Out <strong>of</strong> Tan Forgot<br />
IfcH,- iraadMit af II A, M, tamrice evtr Radla Stttian WFM,<br />
Atlantic CHy<br />
Ml. AND MM. PAUL H. WilL, Ministry <strong>of</strong> Music<br />
irch on the Boardwalk<br />
STRAND THEATRE<br />
SUNDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6th<br />
I KM, — Crgin )|- *M A. M. ami liM A. M,<br />
BISHOt* MARSHALL It. RIED<br />
RatWant Bishop »f tM MtMtt Araa af Mai WUIIimllit Church<br />
MUSIC;<br />
OfclAN CITY TAriftNMLE QUARTIT<br />
NO ivirimfe<br />
•Udio *rMdcmti ef Mornirts ServStM<br />
9iO0 A. ML-~.WI*I*G (MS0, AtUMIe Citr. N. J.)<br />
*M> A, M. — WWBZ (1360, VineMnti N. J.)<br />
>OrOt P.VL^VtOHD<br />
(1400, PlMMillvlH*, N, J.) Tranteripflwi<br />
»«5 — DIAMOND JUBILfcE CELEMAflON — 19S4<br />
ANNIVERSARY OF THE TABlltNACLl ASSOCIATION<br />
AND OCBAN CltY<br />
REV. M. W. E. SAM6$Tf R<br />
MintiMr *f (rWhddfft 4>ntf«l Nail, LbttAm, tftfll-lttf,<br />
MH bt) «H obr<br />
Forth*<br />
af Oatasl Ctty<br />
Mtt IM HiM HNiM<br />
ha Up. itHJMtr witk tlw f«kil<br />
ui la.tr.mlan.1 avMkfatM.<br />
•I ud MrMMImul evaHfilM,<br />
Uenibtra and frienda <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> BapUat Chureh will honor Pas.<br />
Mr and lira. Seattle at a Farewell<br />
Dinnef" on Tuesd.y. <strong>Sep</strong>tem<br />
Wr ith, Mt pn, at Plymouth Inn.<br />
The! leatile family will b* Mttllng<br />
Friday, <strong>Sep</strong>tember 4, 1963<br />
n Wheaioh, o ML shorUy gfter Bible Claniaa*. Pturserj' through<br />
Labor Day,<br />
Adult ^<br />
Vtaiton always y the direction ef We minuter Str.<br />
welcome! attendanee ean tarts glnn, matti "U«i ashamed"<br />
l<br />
•-•*•-<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>arate Win-ship . Services fat each Mra HelMi B Myllu Ineatix. Romans<br />
director <strong>of</strong><br />
Annount*mmntt dapaMlsMt, It Ml :M a»tind3<br />
•**•*- •
It,<br />
mm nu AM, ;<br />
Atlantic CHy UKM« Co, Innounced<br />
completion ol a new HMO<br />
volt Miuniiaiion line Into Cap*<br />
Hay County to provide far future<br />
<strong>of</strong> Oeean ciiy and other<br />
km<br />
TillB il 4 ,<br />
less<br />
than » chuckle In the Labor<br />
i page today.<br />
* pttwttae¥la America, not Russia.<br />
Mptt<br />
t<br />
__* pttwtte¥la Aec, not Rsia.<br />
=: Mptntt output par manhour — hw<br />
i i i m i<br />
Labor Day thought—If <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
timft'on Monday to think <strong>of</strong> anything<br />
the multitude that is expected to deluge<br />
The South <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly Improvement<br />
ABMaHOD joined (he 10-2S<br />
AMx-lotion in mtuaUng<br />
anather<br />
Improvement Tan referendum, hut<br />
the commlMlonera wer<br />
that caused more delay.<br />
These are not complaints. If they<br />
were, my children would never have<br />
been in the parade more than once,<br />
CURTIS W, HENRV.<br />
1M W, itth si.<br />
Neie^Fer several years, prac.<br />
tleally all judging <strong>of</strong> Baby Pa><br />
rade entries has taken place in<br />
Convention HaU, before the parade<br />
started. The exceptions—<br />
this year, at least — wen the<br />
bands and the "personality"<br />
entries, which had to be seen in<br />
nil ion to be judged fairly —<br />
Editor,<br />
Small Ptor to<br />
.Accommodate Fishermen<br />
Editor Sentinel Lediier—I read In<br />
your paper that <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> i« not<br />
allowed to build a catwalk on HID<br />
bridge at Rainbow Channel, etc.<br />
If «uch la the ease, why not build<br />
a pier, about fair feet wide, from<br />
the sod tank on the Oeean city<br />
tide <strong>of</strong>, the channel?<br />
Have a small<br />
bait and aecefaorle* pavilion and<br />
nnt. ii a concession, under strict '<br />
regulations<br />
Also bring back the benches In<br />
front <strong>of</strong> the pier.<br />
A word on lha Baby Parade-<br />
Have all contestant* Judged In<br />
Convention Hall, before the parade<br />
start*. This will stop a lot or unnecessary<br />
delay: the children will<br />
look and act better t «igg«t that<br />
tha winner, be given their prize,<br />
en Uth «t.. <strong>of</strong>t- the boardwalk. A*<br />
It happani, many leave at 1Mb and<br />
11th eta., and never flnlah at 12th it.<br />
TM city truck, parked on th.,.<br />
•; at Uth at, should not be<br />
- - it did not*!.<br />
permanent Pumping<br />
Equipment Ii Propoxd<br />
Editor Sentinel Ledger — Your recent<br />
editorial, captioned "Lm»r<br />
Jcttiei, or Just More sand?" gives<br />
Hie to a number <strong>of</strong> suggestions In<br />
the mlndi <strong>of</strong> many as to what would<br />
be the best solution.<br />
Why not ask the people <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> to write. In to you their<br />
thoughts and suggestions on tlili<br />
subject. (Good Idea; they're hereby<br />
invited to write.—Editor.)<br />
My <strong>of</strong>fering would be that the city,<br />
buy a dredge and Install a permanent<br />
pump line from bay to bench<br />
and hire a permanent group sf men<br />
to occupy their winters by pumping<br />
our beaches, thm insuring a permanent<br />
type <strong>of</strong> beach each summer<br />
The jetties are certainly not riolnH<br />
the job, and I'm Inclined to believe<br />
that it would be foolish to put any<br />
more money Into them.<br />
THOMAS L.<br />
13 B. 8th st.<br />
County Press<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> a U Cifft<br />
Opinion,<br />
COMMISSION OOVEBJHBOT<br />
I A. c. Wilaey, la *•• Cape May<br />
fMnir<br />
«!••»)<br />
Governor Drlsmll and a group <strong>of</strong><br />
Influential New Jerseyites do not<br />
like enminijsien form <strong>of</strong> govern,<br />
men!.<br />
The most' objectionable prevision<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Walsh Act. which regulates<br />
the commlHton form <strong>of</strong> governnient<br />
Is thai which allows |the Tipper,<br />
whereby the majority on a Board<br />
<strong>of</strong> commissioners may sjrlp the mlnorlly<br />
<strong>of</strong> all powers. Yet Governor<br />
prlKall has given an "absolute"<br />
veto id a bill that would amend inn<br />
Art to prohlbil the ripper.<br />
Ho oppoied ihe amendment because<br />
It did not require the ianetlOR<br />
<strong>of</strong> the voters in each municipality<br />
operating under eommlmlon<br />
government and because<br />
'wper.<br />
lenrc ha« taight us ihat the romml««iun<br />
plan Is basically unsound<br />
and ihat ihe belt way to correct its<br />
(iefMtg is another fsrm <strong>of</strong> govern,<br />
ment".<br />
What The Gavemlsr Is soyin^. In<br />
so miitiy words, in municipalities<br />
imisfiwi<br />
with commlsitloB govern,<br />
men'.. \& that as far as he is eon*<br />
corned, they mum either give ii up<br />
or continue in put up with its worst<br />
feature. He thereby admits that by<br />
perpetuating the "ripper" evil he<br />
iipiihtici rtumnst Commission ruh<br />
SO HAIWOM IN IIARMOVY<br />
(Wlldwvod Independent flefordl<br />
It har<br />
tnnn\ pbouL the iilftilr #a< the n.inie<br />
<strong>of</strong> tli4 town r\e^^lJIH^3 wttn m id<br />
at eitr\t>od* nui ii uood time w ii<br />
h id bi .nil<br />
Hnvnir >\e likM I in<br />
Fithlng Dwby for KM*<br />
They had a (Uhlng derby for kid. down ta .<br />
weeks ago — and a wonderful time waa had by tn.<br />
This wa gather from a report <strong>of</strong> tbe event wrltta. L<br />
son, son <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s l.te Or, Coraon. Allan hu tJ\<br />
been mhlng editor <strong>of</strong> The MUml Herald<br />
*'<br />
Became we believe that a (Uhlng derby far wuMawj<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the most pralaeworthy aiunmar enUrprtrnlKo.<br />
could sanction, we're going. In a monant, to bnMnSv<br />
what Brother Canon had to My about the Miami event<br />
Before the theft ta committed may we vatun uu •<br />
that a Rounder Derby for the unaU fry, with pdaa ta k<br />
would be a eapltai feature <strong>of</strong> the Diamond JubUe. nit,<br />
resort is making iarge plans to entertain the gron *<br />
be something that the kid* would talk about and i<br />
-always with nostallle memoriei <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> city.<br />
Well, lei's see what Allen Carson had to uy .t^ ^^<br />
event, Mr. Wrson:<br />
•"•<br />
• * •<br />
THE KIDS TOOK OVER Saturday. Clou, to IJM ,<br />
went on a wonderful "Bahlni trip". With a «tront s»asl__,<br />
fre«hment stands, they managed to etch Art. drink MtaTaia?. 1<br />
eat popsicles, catch flsh and burst their bubble gun.<br />
'•<br />
Pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> the aueeen <strong>of</strong> the KMs Fishing DerMM «ai *k_ J<br />
Robert Orlner. a 12 year^iM from Hl.leah, who m tki fclTS! 1<br />
ally" it MaeArthur Causeway, where the Miami Beata AsiL^<br />
the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> Miami wei» eovponsors,<br />
"""•<br />
I caught Five •odes, three papsielei and three bubtt<strong>of</strong>_-_<br />
grinned. He also was treated by Miss Verona MUfcsr. tCaH.1<br />
attendance—Bomeone rubbed the scab oir his fever Hate. *<br />
He put aside his rod and reel long enough to BMB nUiki.<br />
as she applied methlol.de to the wound, and with Either <br />
<strong>of</strong> selentif Ic faett<br />
eks are promot<strong>of</strong><br />
leftwing "11.<br />
• ^ n<br />
eenHMe M<br />
, taWanrnUI rol*a <strong>of</strong><br />
• •»!«•«»# Mnrn ajflder<br />
«*« ">•» pta4« (heir pnjauWe,<br />
Tie frcHBiilin af luMMl<br />
emphaal*' (special •UMral<br />
tog) feaeaiM rtr.u.r. |<br />
neent t.,t, an| i. partlaataifl<br />
f rmniiee^m u t it HMH1 !»«« worth considering<br />
Sfoy in School; It Will Pmy Oft<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Clty'i schools will soon reopen<br />
II ii to be hoped that every eligible youngster and I<br />
take advantage <strong>of</strong> this opportunity to obtain ft"<br />
Thla Is an age <strong>of</strong> speeialita. The natisa to crying A<br />
more <strong>of</strong> them, and Is paying them well.<br />
There is a shortage <strong>of</strong> scientists, needed to carry •<br />
race with Russia in devising newer and deadlier mMW.<br />
shortage <strong>of</strong> doctors and nurses, Great corporaUolii •" '<br />
leges for young civil, electrical and ehemjea! englneeB, r<br />
ing the doors to almost lunltleM opportnnitM.<br />
io you see, you cant afford NOT to Bniah •ebool<br />
JOHNSON'S<br />
BEAUTY SALON<br />
STYLING<br />
Permanent #•*• SpecUli.U<br />
Machine, Machlneleaa an« Geli Waving<br />
Phone 0664<br />
84r AJbury Avc.<br />
CERRUTl<br />
BEAUTY SHOPPE<br />
Far jraor SagM; Care — Let Mr M rearV<br />
teHHtaM<br />
ke year (aide<br />
BEAFTIf OtTLMW IN aUA tWASCBEB<br />
*****•**«*•*****t47).<br />
•n-H<br />
Th*<br />
Ml<br />
State's Voters Divided on<br />
Ugfetafure's Performance<br />
•* KINNITH PINK<br />
Mncter, Pfli>c«lti Wn.ai Lli*«.rvtc»<br />
vtaUcmrm—HBWMM tnw<br />
pJew •JefaC^ x^plifgt^^i rUte<br />
y<br />
iHittrc Mte wfth<br />
rank and lie voten aersts the atattf<br />
BesulU <strong>of</strong> a ifatewide survey just<br />
npleted by Princeton<br />
Research<br />
irvieea NeW mm Nl AM* IlK<br />
Me out <strong>of</strong> sHn Mi voMrt livo it<br />
delnlte nod <strong>of</strong> approval.<br />
In other w^itfs, those who approve<br />
outnumber by a margin <strong>of</strong> five to<br />
<strong>On</strong>e those who disapprove.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e out <strong>of</strong> every five expresses<br />
io opinion<br />
When New Jersey Poll staff rem<br />
SpendvUle4DWn^-ball out a pdnderou*<br />
Go\-t—reach far III work<br />
thlrt.<br />
Veurs with the low down,<br />
JO sritRA<br />
WE MAKE IT<br />
EASY<br />
to wut . , ,<br />
BUILD . REPAIR OR<br />
REMOb£L YOUR HOME<br />
Oh*ei<br />
we<br />
CURRfeNT RAt£ ON YOUR SAVINGS<br />
if no<br />
titis<br />
porter* Afted a rapVMMbtive<br />
oat*<br />
jertlon <strong>of</strong> the tMrn'm voter*:<br />
"WowM yaw uy van ajpnN<br />
The uiwen<br />
Those who express<br />
outnumber by a margin<br />
cent thaw enpresaing approval. '<br />
.t th« same time, a sbabM group<br />
Independents—about one in every<br />
UF^exprei* no o01h£sn,<br />
Mert's the way New Jersey hide,<br />
pendents feel about thU year's Lesls<br />
fature:<br />
At<br />
<strong>of</strong> In<br />
•Mtgara DadvMM;<br />
SUM CBlTeraUr af In<br />
Many home gardener, ean be<br />
proud <strong>of</strong> (he ttrawbtWMi they BOW.<br />
despite Ucfeaslnf dMaat and In<br />
aecf aicmle. that attack pWHa.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> uw, newer<br />
trouble. U<br />
verUeUitim wilt. Not yet aerlou. in<br />
N»w Jersey, it has become quite severe<br />
in other aMst, especially what*<br />
itrmvberrle. are pawn on land ppa.<br />
viomly ued for other eroga «n* a.<br />
tomatoes, potatoes, pepper, and. esgmt#Mrma*<br />
mrtt —•<br />
M alhei %m It.<br />
.If you're planning to aet out a<br />
few<br />
PHM4 mi Ml, be ntn eauV<br />
tlou* not toput them on ton where<br />
tamatoea and the other wilUauanpt<br />
iMe veMtablea have grown. •<br />
tam tW.« .11 b. MUM hy<br />
•»«#»•«» lAaata win twtm,<br />
WM<br />
«»' h, «„ to MM«to<br />
*• had yaw traMaaa aa«<br />
VerHeilium wilt injury look, much<br />
the same at sjrmptomi <strong>of</strong> "wet feet."<br />
winter injury, red stole dlaMe and<br />
other kinds <strong>of</strong> root and crown<br />
Dtiappim<br />
M<br />
Among .fink and Me Democratic<br />
Party members, those wno approve<br />
outnumber by a marghi <strong>of</strong> IS per<br />
cent those whs eipres. approval.<br />
Apprave ,,<br />
DlupanW<br />
•ft*<br />
iifcB¥i 1II i<br />
HI<br />
ajpillPBII<br />
49%<br />
m<br />
And anong the state'i COP mem<br />
berk, (how anpreiMikg appraval oatnumber<br />
those exprenslna disapproval<br />
by a nfarim <strong>of</strong> ateut live to two.<br />
O.O.r. MUMUM ONLY<br />
••MfTIWIM ,<br />
11<br />
Worthy <strong>of</strong> particular mention, too,<br />
Ii that In every other population<br />
group measured, mere express approval<br />
than disapproval.<br />
In no population group measured<br />
do a§ many as two in five express<br />
d $ i<br />
This holds true for men and<br />
women, and people In all city sins,<br />
age groups, occupations, and educn<br />
tlonal levels.<br />
Tpe Sentinel-Ledger presenta the re.<br />
port, <strong>of</strong>, the New Imti<br />
Poll eichulve.<br />
U 'The lh N I ew. 1 «y Poll Ii a wetSIy<br />
feature rendering a unique public serv*<br />
Ice td the stjiie and nation.<br />
Th i ! td oy<br />
wi Ml Itf It MI my hM<br />
n*» ramiM iMa m tant M<br />
The nan who refuses or neglects<br />
to li*e righteously may fool bim.elf<br />
and other, sane <strong>of</strong> the time—Wit<br />
he cannot for a moment fool hit<br />
eonelenee which la forever within<br />
him. to .peak In the still Of fie<br />
night. He who lives within God,<br />
, lives without fear.<br />
SERVICE<br />
ANT HUI OB MOOBfc<br />
Anlenaa. lulled — Bepnlr.<br />
PaehiryTnliied Men<br />
Phone Mil<br />
PLAIT'S<br />
Faraimre and Appliance St.ro<br />
931 Aritory Awmeiam<br />
• IRHHvtMb<br />
CMHIMIH<br />
In most atatw and prov<br />
)v,h6hat«i» -"<br />
though he may<br />
If hi cannot or tarn art<br />
MUt and car i^KMfWi,<br />
Security'type laws awr in<br />
As<br />
|ti'Bii"n'y m^^ ml JV aj iJLAW^^t*<br />
9S S^BUWB CUIM Ha*J*lt iBclBul]<br />
—Alberta, British Columbia,<br />
and Nova Scotia. ,.<br />
In t6e*e.4(at*s if y6a<br />
causing bodily injury or pi<br />
lated minimum whether or nd{'<br />
show secaritr in an amount a<br />
resulting; Juo^ttUiu, 6t yodr*<br />
registrations will'<br />
Insurance ExempUon ~~ In jnost^statea you are:<br />
quired^ to show you can pay any Juflgwnnt adring f'<br />
SO S0Sd#|n U^fest . ;<br />
it • ltd!<br />
1; moaKOOf forttjtoy or dMf<br />
2. llff.OOO.OO for aff toJurtWo<br />
one accident.<br />
3. $1,000.00 to *5,000.00 for n<br />
Note, however, these <<br />
Maryland—Bodily I<br />
p^f^& e JS: " '•«"• . . ^ ^<br />
Conne<br />
this means it you h*Ve tin accident At*<br />
three states (even though you htMA<br />
new law in New .Jersey, eflwctlvex<br />
•9,000/flO.000. Bodily InluHy ami<br />
damage, UNLESS, your policy a—<br />
your company cannot Ble fond<br />
<strong>of</strong> your driving privileges in theati<br />
TermiMtton <strong>of</strong> ittyiriremenjts ^'<br />
until —<br />
'<br />
1. Yon have been JndtfM<br />
2. You have Wen KteSted<br />
3. <strong>On</strong>e year has elap<br />
been entered against you. •<br />
WHAT SHOULD YOU Mr-'** •*« * .<br />
- a* •»*> «t» *.<br />
INCREASE your<br />
UmiW>iliimt0Mwlff<br />
HANEY LLOY<br />
A LICf NSED NEW Jl<br />
1311 ASBURY AVB4UE<br />
itTIN<br />
i -' *<br />
and DIRECTORS<br />
Herecfeel PettK, President «<br />
William G. Abbott, Vice President .<br />
Rblahd Staeirtwh, secretary<br />
William E. Pfander, As-t. Secretary.<br />
Cfihton B. PVice, treasurer<br />
Robert K. Bell, Solicitor<br />
^<br />
Charles R, Stilwelf, Secretary Emeritus<br />
Bruce P. Dimon<br />
411 EIGHTH STREET<br />
Charlea t<br />
John j
Mt mm Ud Polk,<br />
fSE<br />
;*M<br />
and on*he-f_tm deaUl<br />
^feintf than by cm.<br />
bujran have examined I<br />
tuMrta « Wat male nnatuiista<br />
_m» Ni* If. only tb. taut<br />
Dr. Svfvagr. on Turn<br />
m MM MM MUM iher<br />
MMMIHBMM*!<br />
n m n»m«nr Ma<br />
* i % * » W | *>•» »* mnfcay indaST aod~hig"h.ay~0«t> m tbef hut tha». May held her tightly<br />
!«•. nothing. Wartuogton on Wo*<br />
Raw garfaageMd twine from the<br />
U at the co-op 1 . hMdquart-1 YouTI never _«, you, head if ^ g t e MtaaUahmSto •IhS'h^ naduet, orgin.Ung from the<br />
ou always me It,<br />
federal meat taapMlaa and are net farta-fted and eJettung-an lawar<br />
WV -ana. a*, aaar Norma. ____, ellglbl. far MtaMate movement hi pries at the retail level than a<br />
,*£•*£*« «•» MMWchuaity In. Oraln^d and cooked garbage-fed r**r ago. otnervei Herbert W, Veer.<br />
fJjJrteaf -IVtiuwlogy have Invented "rtne njty move interstate In cleaned heea, preildent <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey<br />
MHng robot Aa If then .rent M dlaUtfMted tncka without re- Farm Bureau HU authority was the<br />
aough talking m.chlne. In tola trictlou but on permit lanjed by an recently releaaed con <strong>of</strong> living In<br />
iTijreadyl<br />
iMrevad (tale or federal repreMnt. root beer, Charlie Batee Insisted on<br />
taaoM tka Int nwetlng.<br />
uindwlches To this reque* Mrs.<br />
jUten C. Tic. <strong>of</strong> DaerleM, chairkatt,<br />
woha brl^r on M H <strong>of</strong> tH. > th« ham -DdwicHea. whlrf, wfre<br />
Clbhon, went Into the Ice bai, got<br />
oroblems ahead for New Jena? reddled for the (tohlng party the<br />
farmers and promised Hut the committee<br />
V»l do Mi bait to aiek solutions,<br />
with the advln <strong>of</strong> farm orgaatatisn.<br />
other new r^mmlttw.<br />
man who took omce are Rlcharjl J.<br />
Stevenson, <strong>of</strong> Cllfon. and George R.<br />
Psjker, <strong>of</strong> Pl.uisboro. ^<br />
Oil, 6M CMHUtitptiM. M M<br />
Tbe United States has lnrreMed<br />
tU oil and natural gas consumption<br />
at a rate <strong>of</strong> 10 per esnt a year sJnee<br />
the war, to the point where It now<br />
consumes twice is much as It did<br />
In IMS.<br />
ArWIdei won the first Kentucky<br />
Darby ta ins.<br />
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF BICYCLES<br />
ACCESSORIES • TIRES • TOOLS • PARTS • FRAI^B<br />
• TAYLOR TOTS and WfHL GOODS • g<br />
Buy at HIM* low Sab Print for Your Chrlttmat M<br />
NYMAN'S<br />
640 ASBURYA< ^<br />
PHONE 0182 — ALL SALES FINAL — OPEN<br />
•DO<br />
payment, you tttt herd <strong>of</strong>_,o<br />
l<br />
LOUIS<br />
TACCARINO<br />
ing . HMtln« Contr«tor<br />
Fw! (Ml<br />
Av*nu« pfieiM 0450<br />
DON'T<br />
MISS IT<br />
MAKE PLANS NOW<br />
TO BE IN OCEAN CITY<br />
ellng M miles an hour an IM'ltek-<br />
Mv, from Surf td. lu the Longpoit<br />
bridge, a Wane tone.<br />
Forteiture. er •dard B<br />
ffrt'PJ hi lfc»»a dlmcult daya, by comrtder-<br />
D,, Praalwi HM Nttt tha ifaar*<br />
" *" - -<br />
•tap street vMatim; WDluim C.<br />
SutherUnd, IT, CeatcnDa, Pa., U0<br />
^KB5 ra<br />
M, no baU, Mtamg throufh red T eoovtoMd tbM Indl. can<br />
light.<br />
m Itamlf, #Mt M Tyrkom' an dona.-<br />
- ^ ha,faM,*«5 It Baaaa kelp and *m<br />
It ta a BMaHeal ^H aw«iia toaaa** for y-r.".<br />
daiaatgat b^ter M they get htttr ^ waatart wnw twp- w.<br />
<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
ptUaaifly • mluloti to New ba^ad,<br />
DON'T<br />
MISS IT<br />
"•»* *ndtw«.<br />
af Marina U.<br />
af hH mini ftaai a<br />
"TIMIP Maddf baa newt* taan<br />
ttwm,* all mr, OaW.rU. -W til.<br />
Haw laahmi ha diiirlkid « ••<br />
«ait. taM ••*! >anutratf";aatiBH<br />
I •"•».. ^» ' T*,fj —" la ., many _T*E, farm, j^S~H at Robert IryaM, 2».je»r-old loeai I<br />
•Taaaaa alffeam resteur.nt worker, was among the<br />
u<br />
•—- batan MM UattaaTttata*.<br />
" nd wonai Indicted by<br />
'"' ~~ T ~ M the Federal Grand Jury in Camden,<br />
Ma ettM th* fact that New Seat Tuesday, on chargea <strong>of</strong> vloUtloni<br />
aad, a Brtttah pMaeWma. grmted o( United SUtes narcotic, U n<br />
women tka right to fate back In Bryant was (Treated at hit room.<br />
I M and that for many yean it hat big house In the MS Mask, West av.,<br />
had it* awn form <strong>of</strong> aoMal security by toeai Belie- Saturday, last weak,<br />
pwulon.. ' pobllc health programs, a* a result <strong>of</strong> a narcotic cleanup <strong>of</strong><br />
and free education far every chad the Atlantic <strong>City</strong> area by the U. s.<br />
up to tfea age <strong>of</strong> it.<br />
Attorney General's <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
Ifca life eipswuncy <strong>of</strong> an Individ.<br />
'<br />
aai in the MBd. "dewa ander- It CtaaMtad Ada Warfc iwlfMy<br />
higher than anywhere else ta the .=— ^ : =<br />
world, ha reported.<br />
W T 1<br />
***"*<br />
mm MaT TMM<br />
W *<br />
s^^tibA a|nks>> -a-a-i— m Am<br />
Mr, and Ura, Homer GUlla and<br />
daughter, Betty Jean, <strong>of</strong> Long Island,<br />
N. V.. Meat a fear days here thU<br />
WMk vWluia- U. motber. In Pan-<br />
,nie* Pye. s Ind st.<br />
Mr, GUHa, a former <strong>Ocean</strong> Ctty<br />
IU a director <strong>of</strong> specl.1 Ktlvltle. in<br />
I <strong>of</strong> the New York CHy public schooU.<br />
••For some two decade* the (Fed.<br />
trutf fh«<br />
You can fean ornfect<br />
acHptlen we nil for you. «. U<br />
prepared and metkulointy J<br />
the f^eahatt drug, avaiubu. .<br />
a prescription you' can truat, 1 ^<br />
floU/[ Beantiiiil Ki<br />
yurielf ai4 •<br />
!<br />
Sd 4 b.aurif-H So pr*<br />
During MATWHAL HOMES WHK<br />
SOT. 20th Thni SOT. 27th<br />
See The<br />
VACATION IR<br />
mm<br />
TH# MfStart WSPB ill M IIMIIV BUIn TH* BB#tf^#<br />
AHml antal«liilMa ' 1 iaafaaaBi Ball tlkwa >Sah1a%KttalEaF ^ = J BB>kB<br />
n* countfr, Mill * pepidattai irf<br />
1M0 mile. «f coartluw, tha tpaakar<br />
Ifld, tka beautla. <strong>of</strong> tta mounUln.<br />
and (Uctera. and the Meeilent flshm(,<br />
u* prortog aJlurlng to Bora<br />
and »oc* tourtsU every year.<br />
Thai dub wgalyad a report from<br />
Arthur M- DeMaito, apaeU •tent.<br />
Chkken<br />
Pot Pie<br />
Supper<br />
you N—d For<br />
VarmlcuiJM<br />
Watar SeluM* ntnt Faed<br />
CNK.OMN KHIw<br />
WilJlK ReMDuat<br />
C*kl«Hfl CfilerM*<br />
• ' ' -' : Canva*<br />
at MalM wMaM,<br />
A complete line <strong>of</strong> sink*, cabinets and-%<br />
K«tdoaa4 plMM iod tM fc*<br />
inc<br />
T^^ttg^M^l<br />
a^Mwmtmi^f^Xia.^
iw<br />
It*"*<br />
S ;!;^;-K<br />
*[ lag aata— gad *n other. to ba<br />
aafaj*^ aitta Toealai Hotpttal ban<br />
wkrad and wiU aoon be t<strong>of</strong>e<br />
wu announced yestetday<br />
iynw<br />
chairman <strong>of</strong><br />
committee.<br />
; Cut*<br />
sveral year* Canada has<br />
t ,only balanced her budget but<br />
I ndlKed taxe* three times since<br />
rid War II and has also reduced<br />
national debl_ Even England<br />
. reduced her Income tain and<br />
I1 eliminated taxes on theafc<br />
movie admission tickets But<br />
' seems uo end to our mounting<br />
."—PaArson IN, J.I Gail<br />
» r a ti it«<br />
•UF covua<br />
ar MM-tr Own oily, N, J.<br />
IIMHtMMI M<<br />
1$ It , . ,<br />
you ha*, bam<br />
Famout tar —<br />
BUNS<br />
<br />
operatic and concert field fran<br />
I a beiinaing as a church FBOIE<br />
singer.<br />
Mr Fridenck MI id*, his opiiiiliL<br />
rtebul in 1947 as r\igliaei.i in S.in<br />
r ML rf,l t Ma! A SH.er il w<br />
CAPES .<br />
Inc.<br />
Values lip ta f700<br />
OPEN EVENINGS<br />
Till 9 P. M.<br />
FRil PARKING<br />
lor ovr j»»ro«Mf<br />
•fotw «Wt.<br />
Chorale in<br />
Pier Concert<br />
Last Guest Group<br />
Saturday Night<br />
The aeaKn.long ieriea <strong>of</strong> eoneerts<br />
by visiting choral groups on the<br />
Musie Pier witi be eiimajied tontor*<br />
row (Saturday) night when the lait<br />
<strong>of</strong> iu»h programs for IMS will be<br />
preseiited by the Fhlladelphia Sym.<br />
phonic Chorale.<br />
This fine mined group II dlreeted<br />
by Oscar Hermann and accompanied<br />
by Thclma Harper.<br />
rer lla frenilere appearance !•><br />
OCHB Olt*. Ifee BjniphMis Char,<br />
ale will feMare the kUnd Hprana,<br />
Catherine Deraea, to a Mia re«.<br />
AiUoa <strong>of</strong> Veral*a "aeaBpre Llare"<br />
frein "La Travlata,"<br />
Miss Deroco has appeared en radio<br />
and television, as well as In con.<br />
certs In dotens <strong>of</strong> the larger cities<br />
ucrMS the nation.<br />
The complete program follows:<br />
I<br />
Gloria in E)teei»is MOMrt<br />
Hoipedi Pomilul<br />
Lvovsfcy<br />
With A Voice Of Singing Shaw<br />
Symphonic Chorale<br />
11<br />
Alleluia<br />
Moiart<br />
SUnVnertime from "Pergy ft Bess"<br />
Oershwin<br />
Semnre Libre from La Tfavlata"<br />
Verdi<br />
Catherine Deraeo<br />
Soprano<br />
111<br />
Waters Ripple It Flow (Clcche.<br />
Slovak!<br />
Taylor<br />
Skip to My LiOU ! American Folk,<br />
sone .,"...<br />
Wll«on<br />
Battle Hymn ef the Republic<br />
Wiluugiisky<br />
Symphonic Chorale<br />
INTERMISSION<br />
IV<br />
Were You There? iSpiriaual)<br />
Arr, by Burieigh<br />
Bet Dywn Servant ! Spiritual i<br />
Arr, by Shaw<br />
Medley from "ShowBoat' 1 , . Kern<br />
Symphonic Chorale<br />
V<br />
sccrpts isaiss. duets & cheruses)<br />
<strong>1953</strong> KAISER<br />
Ltb«-.l<br />
on your pr«»nt car<br />
Woodbine Motor Salts<br />
DlrKt Authorlied Dealer<br />
ReprsMntlni <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
100 Waihington Ave.<br />
Woodbin, Ph. 1-2266<br />
Open Iwtningi and Sundays<br />
ftalUctecat<br />
The Cap* May Oaoiraplilc -—--;<br />
. wUl pment the Mth and BJal lae.<br />
| ture In IU 1M0 aarln tonight (*«•<br />
1st vi ill dollvsr asii tltttsti'sitcd iMitifv*<br />
•sind. Surf and Sky", In. tha Capa<br />
from "Die riedennaus".,.SIrausl<br />
Syniphonie Chorale<br />
SALES<br />
tha Oaographk<br />
•on.<br />
SERV1<br />
BROWN'S<br />
Television<br />
Rooievelt Blvd.<br />
ANY MAKE — ANY MODEL<br />
ADMIRAL<br />
FADA<br />
MOTOROLA<br />
TELE<br />
AERIALS AND TOWERS<br />
Expertly Installed mnd PaihMd<br />
worn inn<br />
NUH1T A» DAS CMta-<br />
OCEAN CITY **<br />
A Complete UM <strong>of</strong><br />
FALL<br />
TERM<br />
OPENS<br />
BAY AND 1VININS CLASSB<br />
BUSINESS<br />
la HcH *he Uwmai Tim<br />
D.v.lop your secretarial ar accewntlnf aMImn .nd CMHBMSJV<br />
pay. Mn new flatsat new feriMnt at NM N begin I illlltlf tt<br />
SAVE ma<br />
tsni npiatf<br />
et'lJlKaii^d<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>ram.<br />
• will kavr in IM- |,l.r«l ap air •riitiH Mat mini<br />
C!¥illaa aad vrteraa^BrallBiHlg ae##ptrtf Hi af#ai I<br />
i<br />
Per<br />
'0<br />
Intarvtew PIHat AC HfH<br />
*, Jc,<br />
Million<br />
«tey-« 8.1 Ptf.<br />
( Y<br />
-*•"• ^" 9^#4e H^ag T—•••- UBEinflBH Ul<br />
Salem County to a IS,, par nnl In.<br />
enaat In HorrU County. Other Urge<br />
percntag. Incre, .,« In Bur<br />
***•*«•««•" llpiton County. ll.» per «nt, and<br />
Mersr ttynli-. IU p«r tent.<br />
simtM tfala l<br />
Th« fliurM an b.Hd upon <strong>of</strong>ficial<br />
remrd. on nle at tha Bute DlvWon<br />
million dollara, an In-<strong>of</strong> Local Government. Their Include<br />
prapMed county. .pending lor eur,<br />
rent operation, and cpltal outlay<br />
and debt service, but exclude dc<br />
ferred charges and cert.ln «t.lutor><br />
ltenia^.ohlbiatlons ineurrad In a<br />
BrnMiu year not provided for In<br />
•
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:<br />
;<br />
;<br />
:<br />
UWSCAK<br />
MUMTOPiod<br />
MIL UHO<br />
MlUtm Mpnfl<br />
NURSERY<br />
U' _ - ***J*<br />
DOZING<br />
LVAUNG<br />
• TOPSOIL<br />
STTIETCH<br />
. !««<br />
QtUMM Mil<br />
Boruipment<br />
CAPT. BOB'S<br />
TACKLE SHOP<br />
; - , attha<br />
Beach Thor<strong>of</strong> are<br />
Yacht Bada<br />
Swr A*^n« at 'art* Slnet<br />
ff# «nry Oa MavMt ui<br />
B*Ml ObUiuble in<br />
RODS and REELS<br />
i* OuAoard.<br />
MM euy omlMiM Mud.<br />
Md ttt AN aiil on •<br />
MM* MMr, -4ml M<br />
mjond dUmar at Cap!.<br />
Mfwnnt on the Atlantic<br />
A. MiiwIUil •!-». tbaoutheudan<br />
want to the mtaurant bj •*<<br />
boat thnugh the inland<br />
behind UK —•—•--<br />
Lonmort, MarsiM, V<br />
taniucClty. It w« th. lut crul» o(<br />
a hl«my auetaatfnl mr.<br />
Shuffleboard<br />
Club Banquets<br />
The Alh animal banquet <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Oeem <strong>City</strong> Bnrtlaboaid dub took<br />
that weighed > l« „<br />
jUee Saturday evening M U» f 1-4.<br />
*i.U»mi MOM, <strong>On</strong>e hundred and<br />
Mfly wen preaent<br />
•Hj Connor, toastmaster. tatrowho<br />
maka on Ocnn fcjty, aspud<br />
•fakmladydad Tern Weiier, preaidant^M,<br />
IM Harold Bodlne thl. catches <strong>of</strong> flounder, this week. In<br />
and other wharves reported heavy<br />
year'a ppsrtd.ni, who awlrdefprisi<br />
«£ Mia tint M aeeond place wing^L^"*<br />
««.'. Urn* __i«.<br />
Mr. Bodlne al» aufpriaed the club<br />
tain numbera whom he felt hadland lho» who wit<br />
Big Fish, and Lots <strong>of</strong> Th«m,<br />
Mark W««k For AnaUrs Hare<br />
WHHlB MrMM ktM M Hint ataa* wef —m- •*."Mdu oddllr *M<br />
ttM as OM Mat, Ma tw aaa<br />
Ika prtw «M W u» waat<br />
• M<br />
, MI •—.. , IMM CwfWH -Hill<br />
1uZr_r*2.<br />
CwfgM Off ItoMrt<br />
, IvtM if. Mnsad heeaiMB it If ahaped like<br />
•a w-iiit in aaaiar Ma MU- a euUaM or award <strong>of</strong> the old<br />
•a hate at fK OMM Mr. ffea ptouta,<br />
«MB pal ap aaa* • tattla Uwt II CUrtta ajwcUnen n M 11<br />
iMk Mas •_ Mar •_» a kaM to locbw loaf, but m narrow and<br />
tMM. H. thli. that It watched only «<br />
Bundt's m m tormuU wu a<br />
doodUbufc MM wltt bloodworm,<br />
on a aa-pound twtllne.<br />
Mdajr. Mturdar tad Sunday.<br />
Two good- al»ed 'striped Mm alao Tha W*aF partr B m<br />
•tend up in tn* reports, front var-<br />
Collat* m* ** b"Jto. nm<br />
m» by Jatftia G.ttuso. <strong>of</strong> Colllngswood,<br />
Re other waUhM t I-J<br />
pound* and was caught early W*dneaday<br />
morning at the Inlet by Dan<br />
"" iagna, tt n <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> city.<br />
N«U|1>', prlu<br />
the tay, kawei<br />
At Aliens wharf, a i m pound<br />
Hinder was brought In by Norman<br />
Capt, Lew II.<br />
All <strong>of</strong> the party boat* from thii<br />
feet, DIM skippers aid that the<br />
flounder, were biting to strongly<br />
outside that anglen got practically<br />
no ban or porMt, the usual hot.<br />
torn tithing Maples,<br />
Jack Tomlinmi Another unmui<br />
parw eompsHd <strong>of</strong> lart WlUon, Joe<br />
and John HuSiw. Harry Counley.<br />
John Mul: Mr. and Un John Paul.<br />
Jr., boated M bonlto on Salurd»y<br />
and an Sunday they added IS bon-<br />
Ho. threa dolphin, three amberjiek<br />
and u albseere.<br />
Another Ralnur catch <strong>of</strong> 48 ban.<br />
Best Weaktes it<br />
S Years on Pier<br />
Club ItopMta Sent*<br />
Startling Catch**<br />
The beat run <strong>of</strong> WMkiUh In the<br />
part •«• ye«r. Mind up Vbm anglm<br />
ITtta OHU '<br />
Jut,<br />
Th» »•«» open season on these<br />
anon binds in effect last year will<br />
The charter boat Ralmar II, Capt, •M" Pnwll >Ml year—<strong>Sep</strong>tember 1<br />
B t. Wynn. aaUbw from Bench through October so. Hunting hours<br />
Thor<strong>of</strong>are Yacht Basin, aeemmed •"" '""" one MI hour before sunfor<br />
good eaUhea on trolling trips.<br />
rl ** ** "">«race event will get under «?,.f.fw CL'...|J B_,<br />
way, rain or shine, al II a, m. and •*nw»y 3OOUIO B«<br />
continue through the day until the VV«*K-End Ktynoto<br />
pregnm Is eompletad.<br />
-Nineteen traffle death, over U<br />
Two national championship run bar Day week-end" was the liend<br />
are Included In the day's avanti, line in New Jersey newipapers last<br />
year. Director Arnold H. Vey, Bu<br />
In the US-cubic Inch stock inboard reau <strong>of</strong> Trafnc Safety, Denartmenl<br />
hydroplane race the present notional ef Law and Public Safety, reminded<br />
FUN FOR YOUNG ANP PM» sr-<br />
champion Is Edward carhart, <strong>of</strong> motorists this week,<br />
Vlneland, At least IS entries are ,„ ._»_„.! ,„„ „,, j.,,.,, „„<br />
lBU yeaf, t toi Ww week end, the di<br />
In the MwM* Inch Inboard run. >««»' "fled every highway uier to<br />
about mat <strong>of</strong> the campatHion will perale whoieheartedly with .tale,<br />
the Winding River Boating Aanelalion<br />
under the auspices <strong>of</strong> the<br />
acting captain <strong>of</strong> the WUdwood Crest<br />
•each Patrol this week by Mayor<br />
American Power Boating Association<br />
Palmer M, Way, He succeeds Capt,<br />
Driven from New York, Pennsyl<br />
Norman Sutton, who died August 26<br />
Where<br />
peeled record-breaking volume <strong>of</strong><br />
traffic without serious accidents<br />
^ ^—^—^^—<br />
NaiTwd Lifaguard Captain<br />
Lt, Janus Freeman waj appointed<br />
RuUk Qorxteo. to<br />
UMVI STAHOISOU. riNAL<br />
rtlthmm •—"—<br />
rea« MBae .,,.,.,.,<br />
aWrta leaak aaniiea<br />
Ltfacura. .,.,.,....<br />
Aaaaeieaw niaia<br />
Auacaatnt OBM<<br />
•lav aa<br />
wNkMia<br />
k<br />
The play<strong>of</strong>f for the championship braMWi-<br />
1 -f the Occnn <strong>City</strong> BottbaU League — —<br />
I started last night and will continue<br />
1 •*"'-" -—' tomorrow on the fay<br />
iv, ball field.<br />
Floor Sanding<br />
UnefwUfn<br />
Vwr.wf.an Blind*<br />
Mattie Wall Tffe<br />
409 Attwry AvBtivt<br />
mm B«f. IN* IMN In ih.<br />
atesnd aWqa ol th. ptayott thto<br />
evanine at • ocloc*. UMMhMM<br />
WWIMI B-ltor. nM «>i'''Rt#<br />
Of»l Min in U» IU "<br />
night, out d*tall> wan no<br />
at pnal ttM<br />
To* vinwn ol both<br />
cl«h In<br />
n'lnur «»tt|ls| champ<br />
day qtfff<br />
VanMtan Minrf*<br />
MCMUf<br />
SHEET METAL WORK .<br />
Warm Air Heat - Spouting and Gutter<br />
^ p<br />
OUR OWN SHOP ^g|<br />
WM. O. TOVWS<br />
M® ATLANTIC AVE,<br />
• THRILLS - THRILLS - TH<br />
Ridmthm<br />
New TUt-a-Wlikt.<br />
GILLIAN'S FUN<br />
PLYMOUTH PLACE Md BOASDW<br />
plat, where iantnda af OewB CltyV (-arts am* tm I<br />
To Inguxe Uninterrupted Delivery <strong>of</strong> Your<br />
SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Plwoam Notify Thu Offiem <strong>of</strong> Your<br />
CHANGE .f ADDRESS<br />
ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE<br />
Send a postcard or mail form tod*y.<br />
From<br />
,„,. deliver my<br />
CNMM)<br />
(Future Ad*m)<br />
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f.<br />
&• «<br />
AIR HEAT<br />
2£$am<br />
t North WUdwood Junior<br />
" ',1
• j^j^ji,^s<br />
^M^aj ' afBBatafAav 1 aBm^<br />
1 without mutt P«^<br />
happen to be • keen<br />
ballet. •<br />
<strong>of</strong> "Kan M«<br />
AOMPH* the hat, the entire east<br />
ftai<br />
•bowed • verve and enthusiasm<br />
Th. Col. Fort.i-B.ll. krad matching that or the principal..<br />
-. at the be.<br />
— "^f• Pter within • W, provld • »• tase <strong>of</strong> the Aw, however,<br />
government .pent $700,000,000 its j*r •marter *m<br />
than the prevMui Admlnhtfr.Uon taee in thl, r<br />
M Intimate gHmpee b.r*au«e<br />
•pent In the corr«pondlng month |*f|«urjr la ctff<br />
during MMUMHI -T.mlni.rf<br />
Ian ye»r. If Wat sort <strong>of</strong> economy *14.000,OOOflpO In,<br />
t S h "<br />
tt, «ri%w7p^M p q.uJSTitt 3 mind Orchestra Conductor eeuld be kept up, tt would mean MveMe Ufril<br />
prow. After the N* m)ojabl. •ntanalninent, but In<br />
a saving <strong>of</strong> ii.40u.000.000 In the cur- If the RMN<br />
1 MS tawrd, a anal ate. enjognbto tbta reviewer*, entertainment, opinion waa but overly in •WWIO Wf%n»Sa«IM %.%#!IM«#%f «*•<br />
mit Heeal year,<br />
m«t«, that win hi<br />
th* UMMry WM<br />
Inal<br />
re.<br />
tbta<br />
lens<br />
reviewer',<br />
(or • hot night,.<br />
•'" . • • . Th« Prograni-wavlniopinion<br />
audience<br />
waa overly<br />
at<br />
a •' an g ' IAS•*!_ I* til. nnrkrii I* leaaeaaiae In th. Adn<br />
^ M mti> UttCtmlre<br />
Mra. CUrenc* ShOeocH, and Mm. Mlsa Ktiurd waa leads at faa<br />
oo Sonth Wait** ft. Adam. The MMMlw •fjkeafen.lak aMWMa, um Vn-<br />
--- :• e Pint<br />
M.thodlat Church, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. Rev, Vuthtr kit Uiat went ever Me<br />
* "' " — i gutor <strong>of</strong> that<br />
»l*h »• •••••••« ma tke "T.m-<br />
**;.•? "»e Hirew n.,m,-<br />
at MiddMton's Funeral<br />
berae.<br />
Interment was In Harleigh Cemelory,<br />
Camden,<br />
Trapshootwr Dtos in mi tn » Wranian a« «*.<br />
Artlrta- group la a young viounlsllta develop an orchestra," he ex-<br />
tour with the Blind Artlrta. and h<br />
•topped In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, Wednesday,<br />
Just before Playing In Sonwm Point.<br />
By the end <strong>of</strong> this week the concert<br />
tour will be over, and Mr. Me<br />
Carthy will return to Ms post as<br />
direMor <strong>of</strong> In.trumental musle It<br />
the Overlirook School for the Hind.<br />
! rmaaMenN af It IMe •nllle. The<br />
RMnn iimiivi iu m IBMH* •• vni<br />
•axilla*. iaaHiJHM Mia* •BfiAd aUtdl<br />
IfftAHfnflS WSW lUfi WtSBrl"T i<br />
Bone <strong>of</strong> the Instructor! pupils are<br />
oniy • years eld. At the beginning,<br />
the student chooses an inrtrument<br />
rk, an from Braille.<br />
-The plane playing I. Just for the<br />
orcne.tr. to fellew, and It should<br />
not be he.rd by the audtence. All<br />
ThitUth.Lifml<br />
^m ^' m K ^fc - K - »••—• — — ~-^* ^* -———•» |f T —T u a^ ^^<br />
,Pf »y C»«*H«MJt» tha eauataoaiiM af Mas Mane<br />
f • "S Sh SS >> *2 s - MlUl •*•• •"»•». •* «»*i. *•• ••*•«"•<br />
Cape May Court House, a well IM en|«ln« Hw eselness <strong>of</strong><br />
taown trapihoater, died Monday at deaan «»»•• Mnd and surf^-Hen.<br />
SftWr^wiSfBlgftJ. * — •".«««. «*.» Hi.<br />
Iwo ton.. Philip and Eugene. Ortendi console thenuelves with the<br />
Funeral terviea look place verier, thought that it will be lesson to<br />
fc' . i hta,<br />
•y •raHle meal pMpto wlli think<br />
•f Mtea and Mra and Hie many<br />
iMMKal synkallliNP-N- Mi MW<br />
can feeraaal by fne MM MvfWam.<br />
•yt actually the •rallM nut by<br />
HMHI H merely a tsd. system, wM*.<br />
ewt (Mees and Una*.<br />
A ^ ^ M ^<br />
His warfc Dun hwehrM sn*# aid vlollnl.t hu been predicted for<br />
NIC ins KMH •rcn*aira f • m^ him by Lulgl Boecelll, <strong>of</strong> the Blind<br />
Arttat.'cencert.. Bver .inee lie wa,<br />
— •••••!•• ati !!• —iijlj MII# tiafnr* graduated from the University <strong>of</strong><br />
ntST fBlSK CHI B4 !f^Sff^P"aWw PBf• Wheonsln, where he had Ws own<br />
d band and tuned piano.i to<br />
aelp earn hi, tulllon, Mr, MeCarthy<br />
has beeii •tudylng contlnuou.ly He<br />
has already earned hi. Mister'i Degree<br />
and will won begin warn on<br />
hi. doctorate<br />
ajS/SffX thei. Wffilir<br />
ta Tam Blver, WUdwood andSomen<br />
I<br />
CC<br />
CAFE<br />
SOMERS POINT<br />
Kitchen Open<br />
DaiIr-^4i30 la 9:30 P.M.<br />
• RMI Itelion Spachetti<br />
• French Fried Shrimp<br />
• Half <strong>of</strong> Fried Chicken<br />
• Ravioli<br />
• Deviled Crab<br />
• Steak<br />
SANDWICHES<br />
an*<br />
SNACKS<br />
Until 2 A.M.<br />
PACKAG? GOODS<br />
and<br />
Phone Somers Point<br />
2 5 7 8<br />
Jack Newlon<br />
At the Piano<br />
APPEABINO HTTELI<br />
However. Treuury Sec.'Ing the debt Uput,.<br />
WHE IN COOL COMFOW<br />
In ihm NEW<br />
BREEZEWAY ROOM<br />
HARRY'S INN, INC.<br />
MARYLAND AVI. (Untpwt Blvd.) SOMI^T<br />
SEAFOOD - STEAKS - Q M<br />
GUINEA HEN - QUAIL - MOM r<br />
Open All Ymmr - Daily 12 Noon fo<br />
Phwit Sonwrs Point 907 > ManagMiMnr *f H<br />
Orsatt<br />
ONROUTE30.nd4 )<br />
New Rod «nd MuwchnMtto AT^, !<br />
BAR and RESTAURANT<br />
CONTINUOUS ENTERTAI<br />
FMlurinfl Nightly the Pepuhr, nhnM:<br />
DEE LLOYD Mi"<br />
•enaatlenal Vaiallst ant Has* Btyllrt _ Slar,^ 8tat«;aaf<br />
Senrint the FinMt -<br />
Italian and American Food<br />
'<br />
,'<br />
••AUTIFUL<br />
Superb<br />
Cuftlm<br />
and<br />
Atmotphare<br />
BALA INN<br />
EASTERN SEABOARD'S UNIQUE RESTAURANT<br />
\ SOMERS POINT, N. J.<br />
SfMP BAR<br />
SOMERS POINT<br />
ELMER<br />
BLAKE<br />
— PrtwtnM —<br />
S Continuous Entertaity<br />
\ Wim NIGHT Stwfing *lfll||<br />
| TWO FEATURE AHRACTIONS<br />
Bata Afivtk Menu:<br />
^SYMPHONY ef |Md<br />
t««- In food, form, .ound.<br />
Ah© THE POPULAR, WH<br />
TED F<br />
i TWWSWv<br />
' r 1 ,<br />
*s<br />
^J 1 r ••*!* ^-wln -T:^/-«ii« * •* i *.'. • > * >
NOW<br />
3<br />
Cuthloi. M.9S 26<br />
48<br />
SHOP NOW<br />
O.M. Scott's<br />
IRK Ml IAWN<br />
\- .. ;SBJCTI©NOF<br />
PfcLL PLANTING<br />
» SATURDAY NITE<br />
St. Louis Heat<br />
Two Day* Early<br />
Hot itm In St. touts, Mo,<br />
ruined lh« ulloMl convention far<br />
mnitien <strong>of</strong> Uw Cape May County<br />
American Legion Bud.<br />
The M bund iiiemlma and iM<br />
majorette arrived home fHMfef,<br />
almoct two days ahead <strong>of</strong> schedule,<br />
because they were so badly willed<br />
by the lOO-degree temperature prevslltng<br />
jo the convention city.<br />
They were supposed to leave St.<br />
Louis IMtBAjp In (Mir chartered<br />
bill and arrive home tonight.<br />
But after Tutadaj'l annual parade,<br />
which nuM IN marchera to<br />
collapse with heat prostration, they<br />
decided Is leave immetUjltely. They<br />
made one atop Wednesday night In<br />
Indianapolis, then drove right on<br />
through to headquarters in Palermo,<br />
seeking cooler weather.<br />
ft m ao net in at Louis, bandsmen<br />
reported, that about half <strong>of</strong><br />
the uniformed outflta refuted to take<br />
part In the parade. The loci bud<br />
finished the march exhausted by<br />
the heat.<br />
The Legionnaires lied" from it.<br />
Louis so fast thai they passed up<br />
I ulcd for last night<br />
M* nvfemno n<br />
IIBBBBBI aBaaaaaaaaaiBaaaaai^Br^Bi^Bi^aaa\ BBBBBBI<br />
mmm*.<br />
—<br />
WILLIAM O. HONCUtr<br />
RDSN William O. Moncrlef, »n<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mr, and Mr>, William Moncrlef.<br />
af Somers Paint, hu been honorably<br />
discharged from the U. I, Navy at<br />
the U, S. Naval Receiving Station,<br />
Norfolk, Virginia,<br />
The V, S, Naval Receiving Station.<br />
under the command <strong>of</strong> Captain<br />
I<br />
I<br />
Phila. Girl to Rule Over<br />
Baby Parade on Labor Day<br />
SOMKHS POINV-Alice Lynn, If- IUI laWn, af AWMb CHr.<br />
year?" summer visitor, whose MM AaMaireM. XMhaalM o.<br />
home I. in Philadelphia, was chosen amUa, af OMSM CMr.<br />
Miss Somors Feint In a contest Prl- . masta* <strong>of</strong> eere,<br />
aver me <<br />
Laaw O»r.<br />
"—"— '-i a white<br />
net strapless goi<br />
bodice and full skirt.<br />
Marion Ward, <strong>of</strong> Somers Folnl,<br />
was first runner up. Mis* Alice Kodh.<br />
<strong>of</strong> Somers Point, was second, Fat<br />
Danny. gemers Point, third, and<br />
Mabel Young, PieanntvIIIe, fourth.<br />
They wilt comprise the g»-»«.'«<br />
court <strong>of</strong> honor. Sunn Johnso<br />
Eleanor Allen were flower girls."<br />
Jaites far Uw eaetesi were Sirs,<br />
fleraia mneM ef Narihfieli; Mra,<br />
10:30 mm,, Monday<br />
Somera Point—The annual baby<br />
way at ISiSB aJii. Mono*}'. It<br />
1 at IM o'clock at Groveland<br />
.,,, then to lit M, and to Ihe<br />
Fehrle Memorial Athletic Field,<br />
where the judging will ttfcf place.<br />
The Judaea will be Mrs. Herbert<br />
Llewelyn. Mo. Paul Sataburf «nB<br />
Nathaniel C, •mlth,<br />
RefUtraUona may be made until<br />
I ajti. Monday, by contacting Mr*,<br />
Margaret New, Atlantic av.. or Mn,<br />
Mary MathUi, S New jersey av.<br />
Point Schools Ready to<br />
Open Wednesday For Term<br />
SOMERS POINT - Final plan, far the opening <strong>of</strong> the new term <strong>of</strong><br />
Jiihfl MafllKA IT £ H nT^u»Eon«<br />
ippKHinialely 1,000 men a month<br />
on their way to and from Naval<br />
week by Herbert Searle. ncwly^lected superintendent<br />
.-iclivllles all over the world,<br />
Children in primary gradef, re. ——————— —• —<br />
aiding »uth <strong>of</strong> Maryland av.. will dress, and a corsage <strong>of</strong> red rose*,<br />
attend the New York av. building | Oueita included: Mr. and Mr*.<br />
A. i. Senior, Jr., , ond will wool<br />
Willlsm Zearfon, PhiladelphLa: Mr,<br />
that day. Prl<br />
1 — J TO Howard KUley and son,<br />
north <strong>of</strong> Maryland a<br />
nd Mrs Prank Bird and son,<br />
, Pro"»niano. Sea<br />
•• <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>; Mr, and Mrs, Oari,<br />
enee Glover. Mr. and Mrs. James<br />
lieutenant-colonel In thefourth class at the V. S. Naval Ac. •"" •'* he "<br />
••ill report at Browning, Mr and Mn, Julius Helm<br />
anwma, Tesai. on October 14.<br />
Dr. Proveniano. a graduMe <strong>of</strong><br />
Temple University Dental School<br />
and VUIanova College, ha, practiced<br />
dentistry in 9« ide <strong>City</strong> since ins<br />
and opened a Vlneland <strong>of</strong>fice in<br />
IMS, He expecti to be in the Kr.<br />
Alfred E, Senior, <strong>of</strong> 410 <strong>Ocean</strong> av.<br />
He wa« graduated from <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> High School In June, 1952. He<br />
aim was a student at Wyoming •emrmry<br />
at Klngiton, Pa<br />
'•Plebe Summer.' o period <strong>of</strong> In.<br />
,, and daughter, Marion: Mr. and Mn,<br />
on opening day. Junior nigh<br />
Miller and so<br />
pupils , will report ,._.. to ._ Dane _. 1*1 Mrr. and Mrs, Cdwin Keller<br />
school IOO! ot 10 o.m. o,m.<br />
and children, James, Michael, Bar,<br />
leen and Edward: Mr, and Mrs. Fred<br />
Mr. Searie anaaaiMM Uiat Uwr» Helm, Miss Hiekman, Mr, and Mrs,<br />
wUI III be only a half-lay haH-lay seaalaB seasle an Frank Bird, jr. and Mrs, Id- *<br />
dactrinatlon for the incoming class<br />
Ike Mb, with (al|,iun cftsssi<br />
vice two yean.<br />
began on June M and will be concluded<br />
on Monday, ai 'Tuesday the Registration <strong>of</strong> new pupils who Canaaa, Mr, awl Mrs "--tt<br />
bef In the folloHinj tmr.<br />
^m,, , ktM ^mrm—m In<br />
He is a pant president <strong>of</strong> the Sea<br />
Isle Rotary Club.<br />
regular aeadamie year will begin for did not refister In the summer<br />
Hi. Clans <strong>of</strong> 1657.<br />
reund-up and for new residents, idenu,<br />
will i'lll take place from 10 a,m, a.m. to 3<br />
r, and Mrs. Edward Keller cele-<br />
Drunken Drhmr Fined HM Birthday p.rty<br />
p.m. •.in. today i priday). pfiday).<br />
orated their nth wedding annl.<br />
vergary on August IB, the same dav<br />
Tfce leacBiu staff Is cmplete. Mm Kellert aunt, MJ« Lewis was<br />
Iieklal SngUsh, M, <strong>of</strong> Faulsboro, Jr. celebrated hii fourth birthday<br />
M«e»l except far a physical edi edaeajlan married. <br />
was fined HBO. Monday, at West anniversary at his home, m w leaehcr far fIris. The stafr:<br />
Cape May and had his lice— — -t-i—. „„,,,,_..<br />
lew York Av, School—Mn. Cath.<br />
yoked for one year y as a result ot I HIS g\<br />
fie Smith, first grade! Mrs Bara<br />
drunken driving eLarge<br />
BUtomeblM rammed into a home on son, Maureen and Kathleen Oerety Uynn Lawrence, second grade; ni».<br />
m<br />
sw. av. there, H» entered a guilty<br />
y oeth Eggeiton, third grade: Mrs. Mar-1<br />
pies before Municipal Judge C.C, It will be a great day for our *"" Oapelli, fourth grade: Florence<br />
SBy 1<br />
counlrj' when congress can find out Johnson, iteth grade; Mr*,, Kirstlne<br />
' about the lobbyists as the OUver, split fifth and Jfitth grad«.<br />
OMMM An LMMCM gal<br />
about conure-<br />
Junior High—Mrs, Bessie Oath,<br />
eighth grade; Theodora Randan,<br />
ollar buys!<br />
(Md and<br />
MtM ««€*»»• mdew<br />
me to get monthly naymanU for the<br />
rest <strong>of</strong> my We?<br />
A-Mo, Monthly payment, for life fall, within<br />
would not be permitted. However, Ar-Yetfiw «•&<br />
you could elect to receive the pro- aider the pr<strong>of</strong>it,<br />
ceedl for a limited number <strong>of</strong> »lon pu£^ "<br />
School audltori<br />
sponsored by Ih<br />
n Total So- made the Introductions<br />
made each month. You could choose I ,<br />
•W Club Cb -<br />
a number <strong>of</strong> local personalities ap. <strong>of</strong> It to Ik, M,,<br />
Hit. Lynn, whe I M M «W peared, » well received,<br />
Q—I figured that rm eligible far 1<br />
mm tram M» reUrim laesn,<br />
M months Korean OI Bill training. || but what a<br />
Ml I want to take a four-ymr col. way b* mum M<br />
leg* eourse. tipuld tMa b. done.T chunrt*, "<br />
ieventh grade; Stanard Neal, ninth !<br />
grade; Claire Chmlel, niathemaUer, •<br />
ClUen Durgfn, science: Wenonah;<br />
Bell. BM; Vivian Randan, music and<br />
Latin; Floyd Blake, boys physical \<br />
education; Helen Spangler, home!<br />
economies: J. K Kringener, iridu. 1<br />
trial art,. |<br />
Lewis-Bahnatka<br />
Nuptials Hera<br />
Point Woman Weds<br />
Bloomficld R.*id*nt<br />
SOMERS POINT—Mrs. Ida Lewis.<br />
401 Rhode Island av., announces the<br />
marriage <strong>of</strong> her daughter, Lillian O<br />
via, and Joseph BUtnatka, <strong>of</strong><br />
omfield, N. j.<br />
The wedding took place August 26<br />
ot noon, in Grace Lutheran Church<br />
The Hev, Charles P, RInck, Jr.. <strong>of</strong>rieisied<br />
at the double ring ceremony.<br />
MM. Margaret Hire, sMer af<br />
"le krlae, was natron af beeer.<br />
The bride wore B blue gray suit<br />
with a eonag* <strong>of</strong> orchids. Her at-"<br />
Mndant chose a dress <strong>of</strong> grey and<br />
a corsage <strong>of</strong> red roses. The mother<br />
«_ the brld« wore a navy print<br />
ANCHOR<br />
POINT<br />
DINING ROOM<br />
Second Street on the jjjj<br />
OPEN DAIL^<br />
(H«n TDHlMtl<br />
Enjoy Fine ;<br />
Lunches or Dinne,<br />
BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY — 7 to 11 A.<br />
<strong>On</strong> the Covered Screened Deck iJtu<br />
p<br />
in MM HrlMav H Mm-<br />
WtnittH also decided, IW,<br />
In* the <strong>of</strong>ficial JubUee<br />
I IHur. <strong>of</strong> a marmald<br />
lt i p lft<br />
• *«Js to be attached to<br />
' Ma wUdows,<br />
Nafta af the mermaid<br />
• wil be made available<br />
•taw people, to use then<br />
Mr Md in nrians forms<br />
die<br />
iMJ<br />
far<br />
Uoo will handle the<br />
af<br />
• t - . ^ i S : " . - - ^ •••'-••• '••• •..•'• •-.:.•' . :•,:: . T w i e t , * * '<br />
OCIAN Crrt<br />
Telephone 0304 or QMS<br />
Somers Point Whoops It Up to Celebrate<br />
Rmd$' Release <strong>of</strong> Novy Helicopter Pilot<br />
WM the apam thrt touched 'aa"i\ •"» ewan rnnMes eerlhw,<br />
Hmm and noisy 4Hnlnute celebral ~...<br />
Tha Ush told <strong>of</strong> tl» release from<br />
Ugl Joon w, Thornton, a Naval ball.<br />
eoBUr pilot wtew wife, VinUiyi,<br />
and 8-vesr-old aon, Jay, reside In<br />
P "" M<br />
HM<br />
Tlwntam art<br />
* lh# •*' •« ««• <strong>of</strong> ih.<br />
pHsoners iney held, and still later<br />
•» •»»«»* hn Ulfed In artion.<br />
Th dh<br />
launched at (be Insistence <strong>of</strong> Mayor<br />
n M w Chapman, <strong>of</strong> Somers Point;<br />
ila, and U, 1. Senator It Alexander<br />
•lib, more than a year.ago.<br />
Late, LB J* •«•• last ••••••••••I simimar ia*L mra, I • ssniiia li 11 •<br />
' _ •••••!•• v m n Twwnt<br />
•swai lamn<br />
l iiirltli • in<br />
ii WrffTvn In i<br />
U. Thornton was one <strong>of</strong> the last<br />
group <strong>of</strong> AUIed prisoners freed by<br />
the Beds at Freedom Village.<br />
During the long prisoner exchange,<br />
which seemed Interminable to Mrs.<br />
Thornton, she had stayed home a|.<br />
most constantly with her eyes glued<br />
to the television set In her lummer<br />
hone, waiting for the Ant ward that<br />
he bad been released.<br />
The news same hi an Mnanaaetai'<br />
manner at !•:«• *«furir II te It. ahe far<br />
' All three 'agencies represent the<br />
will have their dally meetings In the<br />
South Bid Chief<br />
John CavUle was re-elected aresi.<br />
lent <strong>of</strong> the South <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Im<br />
provement Association last week.<br />
ppotated. and<br />
Juties <strong>of</strong> Ralph Taylor, secretary<br />
... ».J<br />
#. TOi taThe Sentinel Ledger-, last TuiwcUy .km* for *<br />
the present ytar,. It win be returned In June, 1984, and/<br />
again will rontlnuethrough the -—.-•,..-<br />
The nut iwue will<br />
after, during the winter. The S«nt _<br />
lished every Thursday. ' . :<br />
Deadline for clashed acU. effective »»^ wt«l^ wfll be<br />
Tuesday noon; for Too Late to Clawlfy. Wednesday—"<br />
Castaldi Flays <strong>City</strong> Policy<br />
Allowing Parking on Vimi w,<br />
"ttcr read to th* eh><br />
b d ^ d ^<br />
WM refHTinf M mrdsM<br />
n^mm^ Judge King explained that «ttor-<br />
The perennial question <strong>of</strong> whiter neyi are licensed by the state and<br />
transportation for south bd re- are permitted ta practice their pro.<br />
sidenU popped its defiant head be fesston anywhere in the state. Re<br />
fore the city commissioners again explained' that lawyers, like phy.<br />
Parochial School<br />
Opens Wed.<br />
umi Itlinaal amayli<br />
•k MM a year iar each iMntar ef<br />
W l<br />
The ordinance was Introduced<br />
force two weeks<br />
Pace % Mease<br />
eoamended those prMent at Uw<br />
A dtkng*<br />
ECCBafots<br />
£ Counted Today H<br />
To lo Announc-xd<br />
**•» y. It was announced by 4he the<br />
^ B »»,wn, »ecretary , , V<br />
Ballots which were maBed to Sfull<br />
Chamber members Ml August a* will f* J*><br />
the vlclnUy <strong>of</strong> list «, and Wast, a», . <br />
to Homer O, Amos, local meat Under Ms >Ha«. th<br />
house operator and builder, at a iati«i has a llinini.ir<br />
contaln at |
DANA<br />
, N^AR THE SAY<br />
15.00 or Mor.<br />
j1 »* •<br />
•miMat ! Taw <strong>of</strong> Etirop*<br />
M l<br />
Mtvl. taw<strong>of</strong><br />
MARKET S»<br />
a * 1 t,^&<br />
PHONE 1363<br />
SMMfX<br />
wOl BMW<br />
HM jcs-rfJtJIf<br />
MB, AM M. Starting.<br />
•<br />
which Include<br />
Alogoi/ne So7es/nen Rouse<br />
Public to Pr<strong>of</strong>it fo Police<br />
. . BUfatBie aUetnuB ee. ouculiw asUettan descended upon<br />
«WCM M l taa latter Bant <strong>of</strong> laatltlw tlty lut week in a dooM»daar<br />
I " * av MU-Ei mue*.* Maw MM canea. oonw. fay by pa-Iaala. pa-Iaalaa MaMUn.<br />
MBMW. Moat Mast <strong>of</strong> the ilia- ills-<br />
. _• ' TanMt niw»n repHMnted theni.<br />
lo Particular, pointed | eelvaa pa atudenta working their<br />
it Kiisal<br />
, ^ 5 -,-- -Wgf -*J_w» B«| CbSf Smith said, that abaaafld.<br />
If"« •*•>»»'• «»» i f I ef BD.lut <strong>of</strong> salesmen was approved prollr.U<br />
mother that be mid. duwwrt- Tkwdj, by police, hut that many<br />
• to Hat Uwaroldlw^uinu were received on their<br />
Proprietor Dies MM<br />
- that *•>_••-ijaHMal<br />
at aaBBBBBait «|V fllaaWV Ap tfcat SAlaliB^<br />
Woman Felled<br />
By Passing Car<br />
CrosMs Str-wt in<br />
Middl, <strong>of</strong> Mock<br />
A woman erasing the street 111<br />
and 10th Hi,<br />
Sl» WH Mn. Wry I. COUJM. 59.<br />
Two Resort MfHibli<br />
InMiMrAccMMh<br />
uBW. dBrtM I<br />
""wnium'ii Loper, i?, <strong>of</strong> tog At. anmif n :<br />
1 * nUc •*•• *•* BaUai a turn Into Mr. and airs, tw<br />
R ew.wfc t ?• B _"»^"to i .Oinr hu rt tr sa horn- wi in AitoM*, ;<br />
Point, who WM naHng the mm The ultimate<br />
turn. No Injurlei rMUlted and no or wealth datwndi<br />
ramrnon. wen luoed . which one you hi<br />
The ianw day an automobile op- -<br />
puHleto Hie Incident tlut fkew methods would not be vliiUni hen at ISM <strong>On</strong>ial av, MOT Park av.. Phlladelphln. OWded | er.<br />
prntnpted Her to withhold a (ornwl' tolerated.<br />
Police MM the walked out from<br />
~ ' — — _ ^ _ _ _______ , th# zQffr | n front <strong>of</strong> the Brannln<br />
that *•>_••-ij- llJMHat alls is M»S_<br />
Hl»WJilBI| SMS S&W W | *PVV ••#•«,•<br />
iaBaaaaaatsbaaali III till a^fclaaal ¥auai a*Hj»fJaf<br />
The open ventilating window In.<br />
Meted scalp aad face lacerations and<br />
knocked out two teeth. She also<br />
sustained abrasions <strong>of</strong> the knees,<br />
She vat takes to Shore Memorial<br />
HoaplUI in the city ambulance, and 1<br />
wax admitted for observation over<br />
night.<br />
No charies were placed against<br />
Mr. Ryan, but he was held as a ma-<br />
^^ jf^^i^, rWnw their ton<br />
MttiM m aunriaad aM BHMJ SUMMIIMII<br />
M<br />
> •nuflaa M «ela that London baa ———- »—......<br />
tafj»ly removed the evidence <strong>of</strong> j^y, Up B| ne,, M, former C...<br />
, •••"»» city hotel proprietor, died Friday<br />
Wt, In Metr a»Uf WM "W **»• Swarthmore Hotel. Ml<br />
nJiEuTfcaTt, T r=**.*y". W* jWeaiey •«. where he had been Young Jay worked the Ore engine »f «• wooan^ tehirlei.<br />
•- He waa W, ben enthusiastically.<br />
I Mr. UppUicott resided in the wln-<br />
Iter at 29 Union at, Medford. K. J. -Thafs the Liberty Bell you're F<strong>of</strong>f.it* $S0 Boil II<br />
! had Been ill for aome tune. rinajnz, son.- the blonde y«<br />
He and his father came here Inn mother screamed happtty, <strong>On</strong> Ammll Charga<br />
Medford and purchased the Swanh- Th. auAenca at the Gateway Harold Stretch. M, <strong>of</strong> 217 Central<br />
1<br />
more In 1B1J. Me continued to op-MoHcal nayhauae heard the How<br />
' erate the hotel after his father's tloo and concluded that at least half •* ••« when he f« led to appw<br />
1<br />
death until IMS, when he sold the the lawn wai hurnini down. »n Saturdajr Before Judge Franklin<br />
-m-j-, „' estaMtehment to Major M. W. He». After the parade Brake up there<br />
•"•"•» "* eoefc, Me present owner. He remained<br />
in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> the year flre haO *nd another s> the Tbom He waa arrerted la.t week on<br />
amralt and hettery thane.<br />
Toe two MarUBfs went by .hip to •»•»•• "Wai years after thai, at<br />
Rply, than by train, baa and Diane 30th •*• mnd ton hen. both ef which continued eomplBinl <strong>of</strong> nta wife. Heanor, who<br />
Asbury av,<br />
until the wee hoars.<br />
charged that he struck her and her<br />
they iuc«^Trty^lik*d SwraertaKK Ouruig hU early days In the re,<br />
Germany, France and Eoetand.<br />
Mrt Mrs, Thornton displayed to theyoung daughter<br />
Mr- Uppineatt earned extra In- assemblage a flae collection af Navy<br />
Tbaw Annul IMBB amditiMa ••««. duHng the winter seaaen hy<br />
rt«^in"K«a f KiyfSdiE SE*« « •MSS*." •*-*>- d<br />
decorations for her husband, which<br />
had bean forwarded to her during<br />
the past year, along with citations<br />
atoried and romantic He <strong>of</strong> Capri<br />
ol S_T J^<br />
awarded him for heralcm. They included<br />
the •rame Mar, Silver Star,<br />
l»e^Wi«_<strong>of</strong> wer^ploltatl, and .JWi^r **?,*. WlWn.: Navy Cross and Distinguished Flying<br />
I old charm<br />
frami serylcei will be conducted Crass.<br />
I (WedneKlar) at 2 p. m,<br />
1 * Idence in Medford.<br />
The young wife and nether expects<br />
to leave Sonera Point to return<br />
to her Philadelphia hene at MILLER OPTICAL Ca<br />
10M Van Kirk «t later this month,<br />
to await his return,<br />
M lomers Petal hm flnMwl<br />
York St«k Exchartfw<br />
Phlla.-tUlto. Stock<br />
123 South Broad STM*, Philxklphi- o •-.<br />
Kinfatav HMD<br />
ARTHUR L mm<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CHy R*pr—ntotiy<br />
.'1^ li<br />
No|ioiHir Aun. <strong>of</strong> Awi|f|ig Maf|ufacliirar|.<br />
l-v- t^t'~, •<br />
HHiM V;!\»y",, - FOR SALE -<br />
2 Brand Nmw<br />
3-BCDROOM MOOERN HOMB<br />
1729 . 174$ Baf Annum<br />
Prlw — $13,900<br />
Can B« Financ*d<br />
R. L. MONIHAN<br />
32nd AND CENTRAL AVINUI<br />
PHOt<br />
c.-—„« Pw. Wes Suddenly on Beach<br />
that th«e return, Indicate cl*»rly Harry WoUs Maurer, Broprieior<br />
fQR SAL!<br />
more eneouragitii at future meet- late Friday afiemoon after suffer.<br />
IHVHP^Hl HCR W9 fW ^^Hff¥ Fftf % Ad|aining Let*<br />
"••*<br />
ing a heart attaek on the beach. He<br />
Reviewing the background <strong>of</strong> the •""* n<br />
rameal by the Mwenit Cluh, w «*eh 4C x IOC<br />
buUdlng fund pnniasn. Mayor Olap. Mr Maurer was stricken on the<br />
that h., h., tin M haw fMM the<br />
nian pointed mat that rhe new wtaig beach at i*th n. and was token by<br />
bad >o ha built and equipped, or members <strong>of</strong> the leach Patrol to<br />
WHITI BGM IMS<br />
the MepttaM temporary lieenae the <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> Or, John B Towniend,<br />
«/• MNTHflLLIDOa*<br />
would be rvrokad. He naiad that where he wa. pronounced dead,<br />
a permanent lieenae win be received He retired in IMS after a lon§<br />
2« the i ^ OBI cai«BletioB af tie career as an interior decorator in<br />
IwUdlHgr pAitraM,' ^F 7 '• , l»iliiilali|lili" ilnna iliai tlnie -h*<br />
CARE<br />
led by tbe hoaottal under the Aete delphla Non-wctarian Tabernacle, a Cape May County Planning Con.<br />
Syst.no mall appeal, wen used for Broad and Master su,<br />
mlndon at a public mettlng -M Court FIRST<br />
malBtanajm purnotsa. aant JHat tbat Surviving are hi* wife, Daisy Jarnntscy<br />
sartacwnlni ftni m*l sourM rett Usurer, and daughter, Mrs, Io-<br />
' Lawretme M Lear, chairmaB at<br />
Hnus* either saauaieer •«.»,.,<br />
could not Main to fbuaee any build- lantbe Meredith, <strong>of</strong> St. Petersburg, 'the Board <strong>of</strong> freeholders and dir-<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Chamber Planning<br />
MORTGAGES<br />
ing praleM, nm ffaate System baa Services will he conducted at 2ector<br />
bean discontinued during the cur. P.m, today (Tuesday) in the Smith group, said that efforts are being<br />
rent campaign.<br />
Funeral Home. Cremation will follow<br />
in Philadelphia,<br />
the State planning Board, as To B* Amortiiwd Ov«r a<br />
made to secure Herbert Smith, af<br />
speaker.<br />
Tan YMP P-rlod<br />
In a queatton and *n*ii«r.period sient hfi Himmere In <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly<br />
after the, reports were received, it aM his winters in St. Petersburg, ber <strong>of</strong> Commerce {tanning Committee<br />
will sound out sentiment an<br />
MONEY FOR<br />
waa »lalned that »n funds aasemh. *?» Re wai a member <strong>of</strong> the Phils-<br />
If public reaction Is favorable, a Llbwral Apprailal<br />
caunty planning comnusslen will be<br />
I al pwMta pataMM. MMHl<br />
<strong>City</strong> summer resident.Is<br />
organtaed after the first <strong>of</strong> the year.<br />
ter In Philadelphia This u> the flrst<br />
summer In 4S years that Bishop<br />
n <strong>City</strong><br />
IMMMal Itmtnliw<br />
at hta summer home, 443 Asbury av. Annual Richard B. Fox<br />
SEE US FOR<br />
MiaaV «M nat wry, r.a«r«l.H ef<br />
COUNTRY FAIR<br />
Mi *nrf ATLANTIC AVI.<br />
PHONE WN SUMMER RENT<br />
Honor, for the highest individual<br />
Mam report went to tean M, Linwood,<br />
<strong>of</strong> which Thonui S. Taylor.,<br />
SM>T, 11th and 12th<br />
Jr. Is captain. Mr. Taylor's team<br />
turned in *1.425 In IB subscriptions<br />
Control Church Hall<br />
at the second report luncheon.<br />
•Hem ROAD . LimwesD. N, J.<br />
Mr*. AuMstva «- Mafa' Hesi M<br />
'.Kt&?\s, ">*''t!y.<br />
wai M*> awMn* me eeaan CHy<br />
GAMES • STRAWRIDES<br />
•aaaaa, rapait-M) MM In It aub.<br />
Regular ;<br />
aertpfNjm, Team II etrtady Hea<br />
NMtf IT^Mt wi M lufcacrlpH.ns. I I or Dinnwr —- Frtdny Night<br />
Camatele ramtrt. af Otaan CHy<br />
•MUM are aa MI«Hi<br />
Day I Album PRIED OYSTiRS .,, fl.<br />
Team 1», Richard A tea. Jr., cap. Ssrvfea I &•<br />
tain, two hi Uva aubaariptiDni; *<br />
Dinner — Saturday Night<br />
SENIOR STUDIOS<br />
BAKED HAM ylJS<br />
SATISFIED HOME OWNERS<br />
Mrs. J, SUnley Wagg. aaptam, Mo<br />
IN Aabwy A*ab M. H*»<br />
to •na aMaarlMlani tean m. MM,<br />
» B^totoltli, OPU>. |ti In<br />
2-BEDROOM AND 1ATH BUNGALOW LARGE APARTMCMT — WM<br />
Ww subacrtpUoB.; teM M, Mn,<br />
IMni Mean,<br />
Augujtm a Osatt, captain, $%,tm u<br />
lnj wnin, nmm eamWnatteB,<br />
M .ubKrlptlona; lean 41, Mrs, H, 1.<br />
•tawern Kltchm. H.w. Heal. Ba.utifullv p,,, 4 Be..- in. Plsar, lat Fiaar •<br />
GerklD, captioii. «n» In ata wbucrlB-<br />
nlihad. laMMW LecaMan - near lath and |^, OH M.W, H H M — Large Lat - *•».,<br />
Uons, tean 43. Mr., w. R, Khnbb!<br />
Compittttr rumlshW.<br />
apttln. »l.ljo hi M inbaerintkina.<br />
Occin <strong>City</strong> lotah MJTO m 74 , uo.<br />
asiptkaii.<br />
OUKNCW<br />
SatoPrlM — $16,500.<br />
___. * ..." * ^<br />
mt rop MOUBAT<br />
^AMtLY DUPLEX<br />
MAUTIFUL OIL HOT WATM Ma4l<br />
tert i°if»S?. •«•ro<strong>of</strong>cjyn, jpent<br />
"w ^ w »J«r heudan with Mr,<br />
and Mrs Anthony DeFalco and fam.<br />
Uy IWT Aiburj- av.<br />
ORDER NOW<br />
I Honn<br />
FOR lfS4<br />
YOU* PATRONAQf<br />
roinm.: Voo IN I #M<br />
Suiter ant* fvrn<br />
m Iwvf b^r, nraHlri Top H«mo»<br />
Real Estate • Iruaranc*<br />
Boardwalk at 15th Street Phow<br />
See Us If You Wani<br />
BUY - RIN<br />
or SELL<br />
Wpear u gusat aolnl.t OB<br />
nttht mth th. ,Hy concert onha.<br />
^. •• i« •PPro.che. the eloa* <strong>of</strong><br />
the Mainn on •aturday,<br />
,*• "•*»£,*" >*« Mam with<br />
•nd the Clnclnnau Symphony. He<br />
MADELINE SHOP<br />
m BOARDWALK<br />
SALE<br />
NOTHING RESERVED<br />
ftCTURES<br />
_ ALL lALIt FINAL<br />
GIFTS<br />
THAT<br />
PLEASE<br />
• JEWELRY<br />
# CHINAWARE • GLASSWARE<br />
• DINNERWARE<br />
"StfMr-fo-P/watV' Grff« for fv«ryon.<br />
Four Passport to Health<br />
Yaw doctor'! prcMriptiou ia jour<br />
pasapott is. health. It It the pr<strong>of</strong>eaakMd<br />
obUgatioa <strong>of</strong> cor rttktm*<br />
phMMkdtla to fill it •Mtmlcljr, oa.<br />
tDf Mdf U» iMH, porwt, fh«l<br />
HUGHES'<br />
CENTRAL PHARMACY<br />
FrrHripila<br />
FlIM * •"•=»•) F.r fair »Sia»fci #fc-as—<br />
.ad Mlcrn Bellcrnd o""'. «,"<br />
J. THORNLIY HUGHES, P.O.<br />
Owan aai xuiirr<br />
t MHIT G RAUL. M, A»«M* MwriMM<br />
Cwmr Mi StTMf and Wwlty Av«iu«<br />
IRKING<br />
SPACE<br />
I<br />
ler FrudaHelw ttnor. wJiO alia an.<br />
P«a»* iMtTiht<br />
Mb. 'laVM|r ttowHT. Pnltadd-<br />
•oprmno. wOl oMUnw until frMar<br />
« aatalat and In duel number, with<br />
Thoma* Perkins, baritone. •<br />
Musk Pimr Concert Programs<br />
•saliHiliM u . at • s u_<br />
— •••••••Hi > f mmmf n W m* lib<br />
— C/or,nc* fvhrman, Com/iMfer —<br />
TONIOHT<br />
PART I<br />
iuppe I Solo: Selected.<br />
tie <strong>of</strong> the Wooden Saidiera, MK Bowwr '''" **<br />
1S^# Ksmns,^::::^^<br />
----- " , Talnfroni Vienna Woods...Mratn<br />
Mr. Ptrki'i<br />
SweelheBrt. ...............Herbert ;<br />
Entbe Company Adoration .<br />
_ — Riorum , , , , . • ' •<br />
Entire Cornpany"<br />
MM I n w<br />
Deep Purple<br />
Naufhty Marietta ......<br />
""" " A Blozei :<br />
Karper, baritone<br />
tt .........Strausa<br />
fmt MM pktiirM, otwon<br />
IM Kodak Ma and M m<br />
#9 th* davafepina «M4<br />
SENIOR STUDIOS<br />
lonwcki<br />
Tests Listed<br />
y<br />
To I. MM<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> municipal gonnunent<br />
have OHO UatMl by the New jersey<br />
aMM •MMfaanl '• faaf lafkaafifc ft<br />
Tuesday. <strong>Sep</strong>tember 8, W*3<br />
Junior Member Tell* Rotary<br />
Roben HenMef, hl»b achool aenlor,<br />
who n the Junior Member <strong>of</strong><br />
the Rotary Cluh durlnj Auguat, Ml<br />
«**. fmmm • BabarF at HM a miey Included Uvlng in tents, •**<br />
y*W. ApaMtuaa >M fea> -.1.-mi Hi men to a tent, and • nil- _<br />
wttt Maaaaatmf<br />
tatle amphibloui Umdlng from LOT ^ZS!<br />
i»a»a m OHH C<br />
Mk grata Xujealton. aM -ilk a«<br />
laaatfaor yaara 1 anertnae tathe<br />
aBaVaaVataBBBWaBBBiBl Aaaaat<br />
^^^•^•^•'^•s»a^»» paaaj npii<br />
V^BBBB\IB* ^af akaBlldl<br />
WM •••!••><br />
laaaph S. Kruk haa been fining<br />
Ihla portion for mare than a year<br />
under 1 a tetnaarary appeinbneni<br />
OV*r tata HakM are Ike<br />
The Wat* Department this fall<br />
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.'4<br />
if"<br />
1• j<br />
jsSffiic<br />
Inddmt oteund<br />
— Matton to Mlw<br />
reute<br />
f m<br />
by Mat and<br />
H wte tt to pi taiporUot t«<br />
| ejaH <strong>of</strong> laearsulaato early, I<br />
urn<br />
Tart who have named<br />
•let Cream Cone<br />
,- in honor <strong>of</strong> th«<br />
itmwdaMaf aUeane<br />
and eld.<br />
f««r Uant TfM<br />
MB be -Cose Haas.<br />
Ml neighborhood. He<br />
over Saturday night or<br />
UW Wf H* WT<br />
)n «PPar«|» Mod health.<br />
fteit rS yoiliitan<br />
"* *" Pla«-<br />
wi« rerSii wai toVn,<br />
d that a patron Friday<br />
JUST A WOW) QF CAUTION!<br />
DO NOT<br />
Jl ?.'»-.,' YMI bn* had tt ttanuvbly ImpMrf<br />
For HIDDIN TERMITB DAMAGE<br />
SYSTEM<br />
P.0. ** W4 -<br />
Ihy area for<br />
•leap and rwt on the beach.<br />
Jullua Prater. 33, <strong>of</strong> Eldora, waa<br />
fined «i» after ha wa. ansted by<br />
polloe for drinking beer on the<br />
County NpM Huw<br />
Cape May County <strong>of</strong>ficiali have<br />
BiUUttad plain to the Mat* Highway<br />
Department for conitructlon<br />
<strong>of</strong> a new bridle en Route 4, ever<br />
the county canal In Lower TowiuMp.<br />
Freeholder Sol Needlel. Jr., dirf<br />
Mtar <strong>of</strong> puhlic ufety <strong>of</strong> Cape May<br />
<strong>City</strong>, MM that the propoted new<br />
ill b d f h G<br />
in the Vllla-Bay.hore area, with poet<br />
and auiillary ontm aoliciUn*.<br />
ft will' move Into o(her townjahlp<br />
AUTHOMZSD WfMM*<br />
|.IOMi|RO<br />
PIL E 661<br />
Plumbing - rttoting<br />
Ml WMT AVMHM<br />
Anbltect<br />
BaUdvr*<br />
BEROER LUMBER<br />
Repair Your PretPnt Home or Bai|d<br />
Your N«w Howe witiY the IW<br />
Lumber - MUlwork - Spmapcs Paint<br />
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19 5<br />
11, tWg it the last Tuesday issue<br />
.,_ . H next gummer, whim semi-week-<br />
IMmmed for the fifth consecutive year.<br />
' i gummer ha* reflected the growth<br />
m to a close, circulation is up some<br />
i period last year. The two issues<br />
ill over a combined total <strong>of</strong> 14.000<br />
volume also has Increased, propor-<br />
Utt-weeUy was launched as an experii<br />
ago. It has Wn enthusiastically received<br />
1 Us Success has proved that it fills • real<br />
iLCOBunnnlty.<br />
"*"* " ' week The Sentinel-Ledger will<br />
i Jog trot. In other words, "it wiii<br />
: do well to drop around to city<br />
[ pick up a couple <strong>of</strong> bargain lots<br />
ran.<br />
Aitdfon Today<br />
another <strong>of</strong> the city's periodic public sales<br />
e»^t# today, beginning at 2 p. m,, in the<br />
follows precedent, the lota wUl be gobbled<br />
dto recognize in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> real estate<br />
„ _ city has consistently disposed <strong>of</strong><br />
It^MM. Into its possession through tut deiin.<br />
i.flu* baa restored the property to yielding Uat<br />
*i»(U**Uon«bly has been a Actor in contrib-<br />
KMrfa great building activity. It also has<br />
r_JfSore« ot uiudghUy lots covered with weeds to<br />
Irafctential properties.<br />
the<br />
in recent weeks has been beating<br />
vacations.<br />
ie favorite month for certain large<br />
the announcement on page 1 today<br />
-de« will have conferences or<br />
_ the week. They wUl be fol-<br />
Jersey Methodist Conference.<br />
agencies represent the Equitable<br />
Another representative <strong>of</strong> the so-<br />
" td Its annual con*<br />
I Vidtor who wants practically per.<br />
, a leisurely pace, fewer crowds and<br />
-mpdatlons long ago ••discovered"<br />
He has beta spending fall vaca-<br />
'— I numbers.<br />
g to Oemmn CHy<br />
lines or a remark made editorially<br />
Just a week ago today, Bayard L.<br />
nan <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey Highway<br />
<strong>City</strong> last Tuesday night that the<br />
State Parkway next year will con-<br />
Cape May County resorts with a<br />
Community Association, it its<br />
out that each resort must provide<br />
and a smooth flow <strong>of</strong> traffic tor<br />
ftcause it will be so easy far them<br />
one resort to another on the Parkid<br />
to "sample" several, and the resort<br />
provisions for their comfort and eon.<br />
business.<br />
g the resorts therefore will be keener<br />
out.<br />
set plani and to carry them out, along<br />
•the approaching winter, not after the<br />
to then it will betoo late,<br />
t opportunity <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> has ever had,<br />
;- ft must be ready for the great influx<br />
- England confidently predicts the<br />
•••'-*':-''.L;.-h';jv,-;iiT'<br />
)RD PUZZLE |<br />
amm<br />
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Tuesday, <strong>Sep</strong>tember 8. 105!<br />
Resort Visitors Take 2<br />
Of 3 Speedboat Titles<br />
Summer residents <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> ciptured two <strong>of</strong> the<br />
three national speedboat racing championships at stake Situr<br />
d day in i the h Yacht Y t Club's 44th annual l regatta, staged t d under d id< A<br />
weather conditions and before<br />
a large throng along the bayfront.<br />
wlnnln. Data heata <strong>of</strong> lhr IIS<br />
Pa., fares well in the ret/alia l>\<br />
; fuMt Inch hydroplane tills In hi,<br />
Boats <strong>of</strong> 14 different classes Bra. { Wawa, Miner alia placed •• ran<br />
vided plenty <strong>of</strong> action but didn't ntr-up Is HIIMIBI In iBe a ser<br />
eome close to any new rceortU because<br />
<strong>of</strong> the slight chop oil the mir=<br />
i vie* nllafiai title renpetition,<br />
face <strong>of</strong> Uie bay.<br />
: Arnold Apel. <strong>of</strong> Abseeon, who Ilk<br />
Hansrom is in the Navy, carried * 11<br />
the first prize trophy for 138-rub<br />
RasseU BuatMBi Jr., i4~vear-<br />
•M N.», ensign from Warn*, pa.<br />
»•• Ike satleaal inn far 6 ier-<br />
inch hydroplanes at the wheel i<br />
Kranky Boy, winning both heat*;<br />
vlct nnakeaii, aa hl« Sir Priii. j handily. He is the £on <strong>of</strong> Artie Ap I<br />
bnlM a. fieM .1(w cmpcUMn a veteran at South Jprsny rari t I Ik<br />
•• kMk beat, ever the flre-mlle I:<br />
for a quarter century, f<br />
eearee.<br />
Winners! <strong>of</strong> eastern c*harnpignshi| *<br />
for the ciay wprt<br />
Hanseom who obtained a special j<br />
1 .<br />
'<br />
leave to be here for the romp.-ution, I daiss D racing. Bill Ycager, War I<br />
posted n top speed <strong>of</strong> 33J miles per ! fpR, Pa.: clsss E racing. Ed PHesentt |<br />
hour In the same boat with which CambridEe. Mri; class D service Will<br />
he won the lellwoar Trophy series '<br />
for utility runabouts several years<br />
ago at the hoit club.<br />
Charlsa Hiekrnan, Philadelphia I<br />
business man and another <strong>of</strong> the reg.<br />
ular Bellwoar Trophy competitors<br />
(hta season, captured the <strong>1953</strong> tut. ,<br />
tonal till* far Clara I service run- j<br />
•bouts, also scoring a tloutfle vie- j<br />
lory in the twn heats. His Minll I<br />
Man was clucked at 48 miles an I<br />
hour in the second race. In which ffiekmsn ossed out Dr. Qeorge !<br />
Firth 1 * &fedtco IV by half a length '<br />
in a dri«ng finish.<br />
Tht »llin uarila <strong>of</strong> rtnext W^»y f<br />
There's nothing quiu like<br />
MONEY IN THE BANK<br />
2% Intoreil P»id *m Savinfa Accounta<br />
The National Bank<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
C*pe May County'* L«- C «.t Bank<br />
MSMBKB FCneRAI. MflBKTE BTttVN<br />
FMKBAI. nerous- maimAMci cokr<strong>of</strong>tAnon<br />
VOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $1 l Till ne<br />
MIIMIIe time 0 w S. talking Phone SfJSt-II*<br />
Ml PHONE AC. 5-3S87 Withams, GarcUn* Sunday summaries:<br />
If need<br />
suppl i<br />
QARAGE APABTMKNT — Two be* ar ama W •mpt<strong>of</strong>aaf •ntrane.<br />
gird Farm, Uh 8SS. Phone: room, clean, comfortable. Include.<br />
Point<br />
MS use <strong>of</strong> •(•rage, tmoo per week. 205 * f A. M, ta II ». M. In Final Gam*<br />
Central Ave, Phone ZNiW<br />
wUhmti Healtora and RuMle G»rdena<br />
worked Into positions for the<br />
MOONEY ha the laraeat uioitninil<br />
af paltery In ihe Hate. Glazed TWO M BBDROOM APARTMEH're—<br />
stone ttsrr; ranch-type ^"ellnw flay! ce one heated, for geptemBer ana oc<br />
Anal game <strong>of</strong> the playM?!? series for<br />
ment urns: hoses: bird halhs: naveltles<br />
and eyrloif, J, Mooncy. Pottery, Phone 30BB.J, Ganne privllepe.<br />
SUlulcs <strong>of</strong><br />
ioeer, reMonable. 143B Central Aw,<br />
the city S<strong>of</strong>tball eharnplonshlp by<br />
Hivjilolon. N. J,, on Koute W, secoliil<br />
the Slate <strong>of</strong> New Je pravlde that capturing their respective Borneo In<br />
house narlh <strong>of</strong> Avslon Rd, 10-S ISl CESTRAL AVE,—one S-beilrouni<br />
when a petiti Detltion conlalnW t K the nnames<br />
the semUnnals, Thursday and Friday<br />
evenings, on the Bay av, ball<br />
and two S-bedroom apBrtmenls, or iwenly per rent (30%) <strong>of</strong> the<br />
PARENTS—Help your child help him. Aiallahie week or month, Reduopd voters is lubmitled to the gov«<br />
ooay -•-— — = <strong>of</strong> '~^ anv fllls Hivin mynieipajiiy lifmi IJ . • ruu park.<br />
"""-• self, Ma> -- x •l"*»' ""•* we "~" rates.<br />
tnat there be submitted fa ifie<br />
World Pool*<br />
"ie lei iesaj<br />
In any home. Easy<br />
An PRIVATE OROUNP FLOOR Apart,<br />
neertilnc if the ! Wisham and RuHic clashed for the<br />
l\\-<br />
Phone 17W,<br />
Mr. menl. Available now, 865,00 . wfefc •, <strong>of</strong> salaries, •ovvrnnif bpdy title last night < Monday >. A full<br />
MB Pleasure Ave, PHone IWfc "Si? •>|«I1 hail pan an Ordinance rixinK such SMCh report <strong>of</strong> the game will appear In<br />
TWn-WHEEl.BB utility trailer. !IR<br />
BlifiKn WISF ^"a^ihen M<br />
Friday's Issue <strong>of</strong> The Scnlnel-LeiJSer.<br />
tornaiiiin. Hand HITS, S§,fJ0, Plionp<br />
liao.fi, 3338 Wetl Ave. 9-H RIAL ESTATE FOR K6WT same become effective., and.<br />
Wisham scored II single tally In<br />
..WHEREAS, the law further Hi-mid the last half <strong>of</strong> the lut Inning to<br />
SBW WEfiTiNaHOUSE IvOASTEH— m» ASBURY AVE.—stnre<br />
Astnre _,— froni „ that the nation shall then appear"nh<br />
nTevcr used: piano: mri'i sulUi new tialnlan's, OBeB, O<br />
RMsoMBIe. RMsoMBe. Fhone tne neit General Elerllun bollcjt. bent out the Pod. Of<strong>On</strong> Club, Friday<br />
night, 1-0.<br />
mvKniit, other articles, nil in enad 1819 9 or<br />
lle Kuri l 811 7th gl,<br />
B^<br />
W<br />
there<br />
Heetio<br />
has<br />
, and.<br />
prmentcandiiien.<br />
Phone! samerg point S^l^. BIS<br />
ASBURY AVK—tarn «nfuihliBe«<br />
S,,"i -W ffftM»» WS • petition<br />
apanment. 2nd noor^ Hot<br />
water, nntaJnlnE the name* ot mm* than With iae sMre!en Me a/ataf H><br />
.deaL MOM month,<br />
pan* lease. twenty per cent fiRtl <strong>of</strong> the i«.l la MM) «n«l iluiu, BUI MIfUeB<br />
BABY COACH—WNP new, Prl« 118, Open far ilwBHtlan. ilBHtlan phone 131S orvoter,. requeMMi a relerendum quTi<br />
Aly 131 <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave, phone stag. wrtti wnr. (it Tin SI, Kurt*. vt* Ion on Ineraaea In aalarln or the JT nlkia Ml alniHM to aMMHt H<br />
Bern ant rnrrnb.11 orine pol!» . 8Be-<br />
• IteMer'a ekelee Ml <strong>On</strong> ItatUel'a<br />
tnent *•'.«•» <strong>of</strong> the aw Clly <strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>oni _ en <strong>City</strong>, aTnimiir. Jim Fortte •la—ineJ •<br />
BABY COACH—Coed eondiUon, 118,00. ROOMS FOR REfCr<br />
tiereby It oeromi. *= a— leaml duty ^f<br />
PhiHW HlS-J-3.<br />
M<br />
boiy to nillSw the ? rih arvaader Ital wen* tbrMth dwrt-<br />
COLONIAL HOTEL, nM Allanlle Ait,<br />
said lavtis nrfiw Itap aa an errer, mat NMhlea<br />
WHY NOT TRADE jour 0I1I 6Ms. mat.<br />
•BUIMrM aeraw with tte mmtr<br />
tresses or furniture for new Inner* doom, and new apartmcni* w«, - -^^ -^-== -===••• 9srK> >mM.B#g^ Ino S4llfirl^i<br />
.prlnjti. new Hoilyu'ood Beds or new<br />
•tudlo. Buy. >el(, rent or trade •Imnst month or aaaaon, M K» U 'fine KT'eers and members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
in> D?iirtnwnt ch gerviee,<br />
Ttarais>y night.<br />
^ardnjillir Clean, cheerful<br />
TakM First Prime<br />
Priane ilii-W.<br />
lJflKJK?i. ._^.«»<br />
In Y. C. Ev.nt<br />
' stanehfona, uie •ii'i,<br />
plain <strong>of</strong> BeteetlvM 14,040,01 Thompsons circuit clout climaxed<br />
i. oilier oulBUlidiniis for<br />
, - — —•—| county rolS.. privsie Baths, 'FenM, •In. MlMe Dwartnwnt,,,:t4.i4n.M rlvc-run uprising that put the Tin Ho Hun), owned by George<br />
f In tHe eiUtte oierlooklna bw and <strong>Ocean</strong> Deteetlye jm«n aalmMT ".""::„;,_ Is KMftOO game on lee. McCoaJHllr alia hit •tottert, arriad <strong>of</strong>f tint prl» yea.<br />
Will sell or nenanat tar pn|h MOO per couple, c. bay at<br />
eteetlve<br />
* Fnllce DeMrtment,,U.IHn,nn r Uie circuit far the winners. terday morsiPB in the annual cruiser<br />
r^an city, what have you<br />
:. turn right one "lie. Patrolman, Jit CHM M.(BO,0B<br />
Write to E. J. Brooks,<br />
Rd. (RouiS n. l*iiphone Putrolmiin. fna C\m* „., M.410.00 Serf, made a atronf bid with race on toe bay, apwunred by the<br />
"* fflass , ti. 16O.00 four runs in the nffh Inning, taut Yaihl cm.<br />
, The salaries aforesaid H« rally fell ahBrt,<br />
The event attracted 13 entries.<br />
Me eltta.lv WHIMS a mnlecal<br />
vot^s <strong>of</strong> the munh<br />
w|k> UWWMd a Hven^nlle course<br />
HEAL ESTATE WANTED<br />
-^---- Ihe auestkili at,<br />
from the dub home to Somen Faint<br />
to M held on. Ifrch and KUIT Win and nlong Boach Thor<strong>of</strong>arc. Normslly<br />
the nee ta out to IM around<br />
legal voters yot*<br />
Inn upon the question at mich election<br />
toe.taU bnoy, but thu cruUer. war*<br />
PKOf eSSIONAL SERVICES<br />
Mall voto "no"«ucn aalarles Illill Ttiinis Doufctes Ti*<br />
1 held fauMe W rtuih water in the<br />
Terry Birch, af letheida. Ha, and mitt.<br />
•.. . . •"•;<br />
Please<br />
^OMtUMAd<br />
in Advance<br />
published unm paid lot<br />
p««e. cuhmiut b« In thU<br />
noon. Ad wlU not b,.<br />
•MM<br />
« •» 1*<br />
Umrj HIM «W MA<br />
•r UMU iamaw m «•<br />
MiM DrUcoll, <strong>of</strong><br />
M Jim MM, or LayMa, contributed<br />
to the wlnaing eauw wi*<br />
four Ml nab and one foul neb.<br />
Bob Reaaan, <strong>of</strong> St. Jo-ph'. Colle**,<br />
helped out with a qmrtet a twin,<br />
pointen.<br />
•UI Hughe, topped the Korlng<br />
sflorfa for the Guard, with tan<br />
field geala and five faula. Chuck<br />
Mcll,.u» u j» Murphy botk<br />
had thin I Ma 1Mb and two good<br />
tetU throw., while Paul Schwab,<br />
who performed only ia the final<br />
quarter, dropped three two-pointer,<br />
through the net<br />
!*• »IB nn UH PlMta mm<br />
Ha IB win Is tw. ran af • »<br />
MWa. !• Uie IMP. nm eh.»<br />
Ha era<br />
• tap Ike Mnt, an* r..<br />
Mi rear In Mw. at<br />
Fleata won Ita war into the<br />
finals Wednesday night with a 41-10<br />
win ever Kananm, while the Cuardi<br />
made the chainpionshfp old by beating<br />
Dison'i the name evening,<br />
42-3B,<br />
re Kurr, ef aMRJakM, won 11M<br />
Man <strong>City</strong> mens doubles tennis<br />
etainplonrfilp fMeHMy aftemMt.<br />
*Bh a straight get victory In the<br />
1 '" round <strong>of</strong> tbe Harvey V, Uke<br />
•I tournament,<br />
defeated Howard Holmes, <strong>of</strong><br />
ill* • ifijftr.W^I »Uryl|<br />
, Seytwnbty 8, JSF--7<br />
Flatty Breaks<br />
World's Record<br />
Wltk «*» mekljT prtoa nxtai<br />
the l«th Annul Ope Mar County<br />
flafeJag Mai dmrUx to • tf<br />
Ciutord Stunk, PtHI«rt«l»
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'SAfeafci-ii^ '-. .;..«**Sl«Si.<br />
on- YOUR<br />
wnr Offlil<br />
Covor<br />
Robinson<br />
H»MIMM>*<br />
Top TV<br />
Got Top TV Sitvico<br />
With<br />
FACTORY TftAINID<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
ANTENNAS<br />
Eracrau OJtfl fMt<strong>of</strong>Mff<br />
Sajf Supporting Tow*rt •<br />
AwfhorivMf DocJtn<br />
•»CA<br />
MA6HAV0X<br />
IUFF ELECTRIC<br />
.1342 710 ASBURY AVBMUE<br />
BOYS ;<br />
* ••»'?<br />
CLOTHES THAT CAN<br />
V<br />
^ltads Guilty to<br />
Railroad Worker<br />
To B* S*nt«nc*d<br />
workw umM htn afonasy for ah<br />
iMedly HMUIMM • iW t» the 101b<br />
atTaafet <strong>of</strong> «*• F«myi«m«mm<br />
r «. Pj my<br />
In* Bemhore "»«•.<br />
WMMlw before Judfe Hurry Tenenbaup<br />
W M l<br />
on<br />
bf<br />
a chut*<br />
J<br />
<strong>of</strong> assault and<br />
battery.<br />
Barto. who n*ld» at «730 N. Grat*<br />
•t., PhUadelphla, will to sentenced<br />
on toe asaault count In two week*<br />
An earlier charge <strong>of</strong> attempted crlnlual<br />
aatault wu diwppssl By polk*<br />
•UtlMKttiaa.<br />
•ana, a block operator for the<br />
railroad bar*, wu arrested early<br />
Menday nerniM an the charge <strong>of</strong><br />
Barbara Mrm «f Jersey Shore,<br />
K* ~*t» asnoad him at eftaektaf<br />
btr: In the M I ) I W af UM ate,<br />
i n w« haM far Ik* grand Jarr<br />
Tuealar by'Mun*d|ial Court Mdft<br />
ftnMta A. kST^Ur r waiving,<br />
•tuataav h«rtn, en the chafftah<br />
hen, > •<br />
JtHf<br />
We just beard about Ike (rank<br />
who Ml out at a <br />
' apr«lsi<br />
SENTINEL-LEDOCR—3<br />
Obituary<br />
S. W.Vaughn<br />
Dies Suddenly<br />
Phila. Tax Aid*<br />
8. Wilson Vaughn, a Philadelphia<br />
city <strong>of</strong>ficial and <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> summer<br />
resident at 132 Bay rd.. died sud,<br />
denly • Wednesday while vlsldn<br />
legal client. He wai M,<br />
Mr, Vaughn, A attorney, wai secretary<br />
<strong>of</strong> the •oard <strong>of</strong> Heylslon <strong>of</strong><br />
Taxes and had terved that agency<br />
since 1MB, Previously he wai president<br />
or the Board <strong>of</strong> Mai Estate Astenon<br />
In Philadelphia, and was a<br />
district asMHor for M years.<br />
His winter home was at 2801 parkway.<br />
He wu associaled with Ralph Urn-<br />
Mud and Abraham Nathanson. at.<br />
torneys, In the Commercial Trust<br />
Building. Before Joining the city<br />
•smsslng staff he had been an attorney<br />
for building and loan ajsoelaloin<br />
lie is survived by his wife, Lydai<br />
his father, Samuel, and a brother,<br />
Dr, Arthur Vaughn, a summer resi,<br />
dent here at 412 Bay av.<br />
1,200 Enrowncflt In<br />
Schook Expected<br />
CaMMMM tram aa*a 1<br />
"However, we wUI have a comfortable<br />
situation in all grades, from the<br />
standpoint <strong>of</strong> the number <strong>of</strong> pupil*<br />
per teacher."<br />
Enrollment <strong>of</strong> beginning pupils In<br />
Ihe elementary schools was carried<br />
an Wednesday, and produced 11<br />
new children for kindergarten and<br />
25 new pupils scattered through the<br />
other grades. However, Principal<br />
Kenneth Landls said that these addition*<br />
were largely <strong>of</strong>fset by the<br />
loss <strong>of</strong> other pupils who have moved<br />
away since the close <strong>of</strong> the last<br />
term.<br />
Anticipated enrollment In kinder<br />
•alien next week<br />
It between M and<br />
U children, a decrease<br />
from the<br />
IDS who started<br />
In 1852.<br />
Cafeterias In all<br />
three buildings<br />
will be In opera,<br />
tlon far opening<br />
day. The high<br />
school cafeteria<br />
will he functionon<br />
a somewhat restricted bull for<br />
a few days because a strike in a<br />
Philadelphia supply house prevented<br />
delivery <strong>of</strong> some <strong>of</strong> the new equipment<br />
ordered In connection with the<br />
remodeling <strong>of</strong> the kitchen.<br />
Legion land Played<br />
In lllliMis Town<br />
ThB Cape May County American<br />
Legion land earned this section<br />
some publicity In Casey, 111., last<br />
week, according to a clipping just<br />
received from Ihe Dilly Reporter In<br />
that town.<br />
It devoted a sizable place <strong>of</strong> Page<br />
1 to a story about the hand stopping<br />
<strong>of</strong>f there and playing • concert while,<br />
en route home from the national<br />
convention <strong>of</strong> the Legion in it.<br />
Louis,<br />
The band left St. Louis (wo daya<br />
•head <strong>of</strong> schedule because <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Intense heat.<br />
Kabat<br />
MEN'S<br />
SHOP<br />
7M ASIURY AVI, PHONE 1615<br />
New Fall Selection<br />
BotanyL<br />
TAILORED BY DAROFF<br />
Here are 2-ply, 100%.virgin woolens<br />
and worsteds <strong>of</strong> outstanding reputation<br />
,,. deep in texture, appealing in color,<br />
enduring in wear. Here it needlework<br />
<strong>of</strong> practiced skill and perfect detail,<br />
achieved only by Dar<strong>of</strong>T <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia<br />
,,, design so exact that each suit'fits<br />
smoothly, flawlessly with unparalleled<br />
comfort.<br />
Yet, through production miracles by<br />
the famous weaving mill and tailoring<br />
organization, we <strong>of</strong>fer these valuet<br />
at unbelievably low prices. We suggest<br />
you come in soon to be sure <strong>of</strong> the<br />
widest choice from our complete size,<br />
color and fabric ranges.<br />
*,<br />
60<br />
OHwr All Wool SUITS $45<br />
Orh-r TOPCOATS .... horn $33.75<br />
"Botany 500" GMb«t<br />
With then Exclusive 3-Dtmetuional<br />
Values,,,<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
THg FABRIC IS TNI «OOL<br />
OF THI CLOTHINOI<br />
THI MASTCR.CRAFTED<br />
TAILORING BY DAROrri,,<br />
TNI UNBKLIatVABLY<br />
LOW PRICKI ~<br />
Setting new high standards jor men's<br />
M-infcv^?*<br />
clothes this Fall.,, the 3-Dimenuonal<br />
Values <strong>of</strong> our. "Botany" Brand "lOff"<br />
Suits and Topcoats, Tatlortd by Darojf!<br />
f<br />
f<br />
f*--to -<br />
tf' Jr<br />
;tv,..- • cf,r"- ". ^.""".. v "»'" , ••;r. 4 ". e^rf,<br />
J^-,J - ^,1'<br />
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•<br />
SALE<br />
— ZMDROOMS<br />
Hn|H nn<br />
VB^RV vit imit<br />
(HwDMr MNMMML Mr<br />
*11,000<br />
APARTMENT rrd-Jjfe<br />
••••PI 1| Wl IUWIII1MI1I*<br />
TMENT HOOSi<br />
rn.Til.tW"-• " '<br />
.•'^•"_ r WM».<br />
*-#»TO|tS--A<br />
* ,*.:«<br />
REALTOR<br />
""a<br />
Vtaapl* Unlwnlty.<br />
•ffl Uko pUooln<br />
' floor Asfffi<br />
H-m. Lot<br />
... (HAM-<br />
PurnMied, A<br />
tMtttt •—<br />
Methtditt<br />
Mfr« Mrs* Di<br />
mUt In, •n*#«t»«-.-(»ihWr<br />
Storic ShMfM* 9m<br />
Mrs. Rorentitto<br />
ion Show It Succe*s/vf<br />
4 • ;• r<br />
mim at Hw Pint IMflieaTlst Churiti Mrs. L«dtn« figures In conduct sf want<br />
Mt Hi. MM* In MMMMMMI Hail, at a nM dhplayi a oamwnt M carMM<br />
ttaUgMtr Jor BoltoM<br />
ijlfc and Mrs, Richard Bolton, 701<br />
Tit-, ft,, Burners Polnl, announce the<br />
birth <strong>of</strong> a (taughter, Gall Phylli..<br />
iaplemLer I In the Shore Memorial<br />
Mm. Tin* norenlino wu surprised »p!emLer I in th* Shore Memorial<br />
with o .tork rtower Wedneri** eve. H«W^' T" 8 ««". ^ •«.<br />
BiBg at Hii Simpson av, * . ,<br />
Hottene, were Jto. Bit Implaglteo fge),. Horn* From EursM<br />
and Mr., Adei. FlBrmiiiBB. OP»B. MM. Jd«pH g. Hughes. M station<br />
ing <strong>of</strong> gifts proceeded a buffet Junch- rd.. west, will return home <strong>Sep</strong>tem<br />
eon,<br />
*f r W after haying visited Ireland.<br />
• _ , , ..*.* .J_ .^__.—.i Ehslond. IU0y, France and Swltier<br />
Braggi llee Impaillas, Marie Mlnchlno,<br />
Ange Osnniiaro, Sophie '<br />
pasilao, Mly Newwune, alia<br />
Capesa, Mary Mlnchlno. Jennie<br />
Florentlno. Mlu Julie Florentlno,<br />
tJli Boyd. Babe Florentlno, Theresa<br />
Eaposlto, Mrs, Mary DUannl, Pittsburgh!<br />
Annodels Florentlno, Thereia<br />
Florentlno, Karen Ann tmpagliao,<br />
Mr» Anna Taeearlno, Betty Hlllman<br />
and Mn PhUomena DeFonso, Philadelphia.<br />
'<br />
t * *<br />
Church Concert Sunday<br />
The Heavenly Harmeniei lingers,<br />
Sf Washington. D, C, will present s<br />
concert <strong>of</strong> Gospt-l music in the It,<br />
JamiB A, M, B, Church, 7th st, and<br />
Haven av,, Sunday si 3 pjn. The<br />
eeneert i§ sponsored by the Allen<br />
Club and the Willing Workers,<br />
# # #<br />
VlifTB MOTHER HERE<br />
Don Love* Elk ins Park, Pa,, visited<br />
his mother, Mrs Ruth Love, ferently<br />
in her niwhomi, iifl Haven<br />
sv.<br />
for her European taur.<br />
a-STORY COTTAGE _<br />
WANTED<br />
IXMfttlNGID<br />
PRACTICAL NURSE<br />
WANTiD<br />
dlltort*. StMtfy •mpioyiMnt<br />
if Htlifactory. Good ulary.<br />
P.O. BOX 59<br />
RICHARD 8. POX<br />
•th STRUT ami ATLANTIC AviNili<br />
OFFERS FOR SALE<br />
153 WEST AVENUE<br />
Plrrt floor—Op,n parch, living room, dining room and kltchm.<br />
SKond floor—2 bedreonii and hath,'<br />
Let — M* i fr to an alley.<br />
Parking space an rear ef let.<br />
New foundation.<br />
ALL FOR —<br />
Vacarif and can man in right .way. MMki *m« rtde»ratlna,<br />
but will m.k* a nice HHnimr hem. If you aran't fse fuity.<br />
DOOR IS OPEN<br />
LOOK IT OVER<br />
noKiRi' coopetATioN INVITID<br />
farewell For<br />
the Matties<br />
Departing Potter and<br />
Wife Dinner GtMMtb<br />
Th» Rev, .lid MM. V. i, BMtUa,<br />
whs left Oc*«n <strong>City</strong> WedMMiy to<br />
reaHM IB mwaii Illinois, inn<br />
honored wlin • dinner Tuc»d.y «w<br />
inlniid V tht women <strong>of</strong> the<br />
church followed the dinner, which<br />
lk<br />
T»» ••». «M,JMt!tta, N W th«<br />
MMn SHr •»(*•»» ehy«li, will *•<br />
M» •ill rttVHi ••<br />
Mulsr <strong>of</strong> MramaniH wu Russell<br />
Sutton, who Inlrodund Dr. WUIUm<br />
A, MJerop, former pulor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
ehurth, now pr«Mnit <strong>of</strong> the Hill*.<br />
delphU Bible Institute, the nuln<br />
speaker <strong>of</strong> tb* »venllig. After Inform.1<br />
talks by the BeltUei, several<br />
members <strong>of</strong> the church entertained<br />
Hn. Joseph Like Mng • IOIP,<br />
mid the mfcv, and Mrs. Charin<br />
Mitchell and Mm, Wllioti pields presented<br />
a trio. Miss Yvonne Smith<br />
reclled a poem, and the Rev. Mr.<br />
MONEY FOR<br />
FIRST<br />
MORTGAGES<br />
To B« AmertlMd Ov-r •<br />
TMiYMrPM-tod<br />
LIlMral AppraiHl<br />
Richard B. Fox<br />
Ml and ATLANTIC AVE.<br />
BUNGALOW<br />
PHONE 0980<br />
rot? SALE<br />
South and. New, 2 hadraanw,<br />
Me bath, living room, medern<br />
kitchen, floortd attic,<br />
' A real bur at — M^00.<br />
GARDENS SECTION<br />
COTTAGE<br />
Large llvlne room, mn porch,<br />
dining room and modarn kit,<br />
Chan, 1 lo»aly twlroomt and<br />
Ml. bath, maid', room, powder<br />
ream. Let iteliS, Naw maple<br />
ffurnlhira.<br />
Price — ilMBJ, (Oflar.1<br />
D. ALLEN<br />
STREfCtt»j».<br />
803 Cent. AVMHM<br />
Phono 0655<br />
RICHARD 6, FOX<br />
1TH STUff «M ATLANTIC A"'<br />
OfFERS FOR SALE - *51-53 P<br />
DUPLEX AMRTMMf BUILDING<br />
" Pint «oor 1 MNM MM BtMl<br />
AII •toctrta klMiaiM<br />
inaivMkal Idlewrtle atKtrlc taM *(rt*r<br />
V»MIM bthtd. , , , Awning,<br />
Mock to toadi mi boardwalk<br />
ARRANGE TO SEE THIS S 11<br />
OPIN POllfttMe'VeN -, • A.M. TO * kH<<br />
• FOR SALI •<br />
4-BEDROOM SINGLE COTTASf<br />
Furnished, iirgs (at, A FMI bargain.<br />
NEW BUNGALOW — G -'- «**«l<br />
LARGE DUPLEX<br />
Good Income. Plaaturs Avanutt -<br />
GARDENS — BaauMful DUPLEX. H«t*d ||j»<br />
GARDENS — Ranch-Type Hems V.<br />
Corner. Heated. Naw<br />
j~.<br />
YEAR-AROUND BUSINESS<br />
Excellent income, Worth investigating. Real gftcja<br />
butineu included.<br />
$23,000<br />
MURRAY<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
330 Atlantic Ave. Phone<br />
THE SIGN OF SERVICE<br />
Whether You Want to :<br />
BUY • SELL • REM|<br />
We Have Available For You All ef thU4rtat||<br />
Our Loci Bo.rd <strong>of</strong> Reeltor, ^P<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
SCOTT<br />
Phone 3131<br />
Harry R, Brook* — AsfMial*<br />
/•<br />
Guard Off<br />
iWttlit<br />
training<br />
Ml It. h^iouartkn In frtji.<br />
" . The fcltler* will be unde'r the .<br />
AAA Oun Bat. I command <strong>of</strong> i,i L*, Rjchard Swel> Oth<br />
Christian Honored by<br />
f the WonuB'i A<br />
Nlllito Bienbcr* <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Cit* 1 , four fedtrited elub. ,w.re pnaant * fa<br />
bv W«toeilai hliht it an enjoy.ble dltrn.r at tb. Al*yti Hdt.l In Honor <strong>of</strong> '"<br />
St Hn, WU»n V ChrtatUn. president <strong>of</strong> the New Jeriey SUt, MdtMUon <strong>of</strong> Un<br />
Tfc Women'. Clubt ^ •-____.,_< -<br />
^ Th. aMh.>. irniiied by a W«t LM,^,,, «H, til,,, ««„ „ ^"<br />
•M eomttlttee rcpreMnlbg the WomBn-. Gi^raNM.MMHlM. rtl<br />
\a£'^Bt n<br />
< - wUI leav* here to- UM, oBlcer<br />
, *H»% lira liV^ nf iUtil 1 _<br />
Wemp WWUtoel, WP»<br />
*MM nMrdiM MeMtanf ' ipeelal aouvealr menus were pro,<br />
nan ncarnna aatr««r». y|d»d to Weiianl Varfer, owner el<br />
MUs Helen M Derrtek, prMtden! Ihe Alvyn.<br />
<strong>of</strong> the ReaeireB Club, toasimi.tr. Colorful floral deeoMUens on th<<br />
will arri on tte'Cpl. Ger.ld Camp, Cpl, RoUnd CUy<br />
REALTORS<br />
0777 Wedejp Avenue •! Eightb Street<br />
BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES<br />
(•drawn, bath, etc FunriUiad, CaraB.. ,, M,Q00.M<br />
and bath Cottag.. Furnlihed, J-car g.rag.. $11.150 00<br />
, 1-bath Cap* CM CeHag.. H.at. Imwlatlan<br />
1, Unfurnlihad. <strong>On</strong>ly 4U yean Md,,,,,.,. i1]JN.«g<br />
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES<br />
MHi • Cantrai An, Lara. MinWatailied thrM.«amlly<br />
i, FomlUiad. Hat I—two Indrawn, hath tNrtment; 1_<br />
am, fw*fcaMi apartmwt; I—i»«-lmli cum, lavatory<br />
(tins* 41, Ilinau only raaien fer »lllng ,, HS4O0.00<br />
MmHantlly Incsme predwnr. Hat t—thrt*JMdrooni.<br />
r HOiiSI - Ha> I kvdreemi M with running water)<br />
.tiriibVaroWH, ha* apirtntint. MH|.fu|tliMd AI<br />
•Mi. rtil (neama afkraxlihaMly %*M.6o feadiicad tb Ut^txlo<br />
Sorry No Telaphsna Information<br />
, L, BkAbt<br />
- FOR SALE<br />
INSURANCE<br />
- WWII NIAR TMi BEACH * •OARBWALIC - « KMreoms .<br />
kler wni . furnlihxl.<br />
pr|M _ silJOUt<br />
" *W IM TH1 BAV ••CTiON _ I bedrooms • fcaih - haatei •<br />
Htrniiliaa. pMe, _ fMBii.«i<br />
IUM0ALOW — a bedrsemi . til. bath , heated . enrear oa<br />
•to**l«. Frit. *11,050.00<br />
HMifl HEATED _ 10 bedrMm, , 3 b.th, , powder raain •<br />
I M> In op.r.tlOh . |M Incom. . furn, Prlc. _ HUMM<br />
fWLVUMlT - tHellaht location , e«od Rental Property .<br />
-. folly furnished and MUlppMU Prlie — r* "<br />
WMIkY UNIT IN THE BEACH »LOCK _ |n«ni, «<br />
M . meat, all state NqUlramMtt. Price - iMMUM<br />
Realty<br />
SUCCEMSOhS TO C. ItAKRISON JONES<br />
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE<br />
MILDRED Q, MATTHEWS. AHHUIe<br />
lAdutle AveaiM<br />
Phone O. C, I74T<br />
CAREY<br />
' AW Ctf<strong>of</strong>. 4 /nMiratte.<br />
'walk at 15th Strut Phon. 0178<br />
Us If You Want to<br />
RENT or<br />
tygagemknt.<br />
- _.. „„ „, «».„ .,„ ^ aatrtiif earned well dMervad reesf.<br />
• a i w iuiu>l<br />
'• *IW««'« elnfc ml. starting aa a<br />
11 AttttttHMIf Research eluo ameer and moving up<br />
• • 'iMUJmim<br />
lo -tatrirt ,Ha sute poaltlan.,<br />
Mr. ChrUUan wai elected last<br />
June to serve a three-year lerm ai<br />
llMMai* OMilUkei froa ttiie i Federation prenidcnt.<br />
In her rnn.rlo, aha ensrested<br />
appr^l.»lon to th. IKil eluke for<br />
Savin. .iipport«l her candWat*<br />
nylfMig<br />
iji'iiiailTf iTi ITHLLT " "*"" r mtwmnmt Win* nasamarif fa All fh» <strong>of</strong>fli*.<br />
pnwrtf tUHHM. MM taM Hiat um. at Me ken .»<br />
As a public utqlty, the cbntp^iy Is PvrWHeaa <strong>of</strong> her Mta han ham I<br />
subjeet to franchise and gross re- — ^<br />
celpts 'axes. u *• • a. •<br />
1., T ft u M»*»w H?«^ ««•«#« iw ut Force Base<br />
,«ar HN A proBoMd huge'Air Force hue<br />
dUce the lncreaie to «lb.dho *t Batsto, near Hammonton. which<br />
He assured the loirffiEt he wat •»« »«•" «*?««•< to play a major<br />
not SsnteilMg tH» hirhem <strong>of</strong> the ">'• I*, euwnoini the eeonpiw <strong>of</strong><br />
a»te«meni, but mi merely uklm *•«•• ••*. *"tadennitely deferred"<br />
that th. $20,000 mer be aueuwd by Uie Air Fore* this week.<br />
as pointed but that tl<br />
merit on the hotel wan reduced frort<br />
MO.00O to tn,oao in 1M9, following<br />
the general alarm Are which partly<br />
destroyed the property in February.<br />
1MB. The lowered assessment pro.<br />
vailed throughout the rebuilding: <strong>of</strong><br />
the hotel and its continued operation<br />
during the put thnk yeom. This<br />
year, it wai explained, the assess<br />
ment was returned to Its orlglnn!<br />
vajue,<br />
Mr. Ash laid that considerable Improvement])<br />
hive been made at the<br />
hotel during the past several yean,<br />
and that he was nuking his appeal<br />
to seek relief from possible over<br />
burdening by the sudden, heavy in.<br />
grease in assessment.<br />
The Board reserved decision oh<br />
this and Ml other appeals, pending<br />
its investigation <strong>of</strong> the properties<br />
and conditions.<br />
Final Pl.r Cdht-rt<br />
Of Swason Tonight<br />
The Clarence Fuhrraan city dr.<br />
chestra will play Its final concert <strong>of</strong><br />
the season tonight (Friday) on the<br />
Musle Pier,<br />
During this final week <strong>of</strong> the teason<br />
the orchestra has had as its<br />
nest soloist Miss Beverly Bowser<br />
Philadelphia soprano. In a return en<br />
Pier audiences Monday and Tueslay<br />
night gave a hUHy recebtWn to<br />
Walter Frederick, concert and op<br />
iratic tenor, who joined Miss Bowser<br />
md Thomas Perkins, baritone, In<br />
the vocal portions <strong>of</strong> the program,<br />
fTurn to section 2, page 5, for<br />
tonight's program,)<br />
j<br />
FOR<br />
Ine to obtain final epnroval <strong>of</strong> th<br />
mulil million dollar instaiiMian for<br />
more than a year.<br />
Congressman T. Millet Hand w«-<br />
nntined Tuegday that the Air Fore<br />
had completed a review <strong>of</strong> its baile<br />
requirements and decided that development<br />
<strong>of</strong> • new depot In the<br />
northeastern United States Is net<br />
needed at this time.<br />
Assistant Appointed<br />
For Public Library<br />
Mrs, Constance Llndblom has<br />
been appointed temporarily as an<br />
assistant librarian In the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
free Public Library, to fill a vacancy<br />
Martha Stevens,<br />
Mrs, Stevens, a member sf the<br />
staff for five years, left the post as<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Sep</strong>tember 1,<br />
Looking far a Buy? t— the Classified 1<br />
WANTED<br />
, COOKS<br />
KITCHEN HELP<br />
For Florid.<br />
Seafood JtMtaurant<br />
Writ* SENTINEL LEDGER,<br />
BOX 7051 ,<br />
•fating •xporisnea<br />
SALE<br />
' RANCH TYPE MttMl - 1 VWr OW -<br />
Living Itooln, MnatM, MUdarh Mtafrk MfiliMt, hwdar fcoom. 4 Madroom*.<br />
Tile Mfc, ON H.W. Mat, fully tatulaM.- Storm tath. l«r<br />
Carago. Larga Lot, Sardtfis SectlM,<br />
$21,000 unfUMiiKM<br />
ro4ma, Both^LivIn* Room wlrh Plroplact, Dining Koom, Klichen,<br />
Oa. H»t. Oanl*rii todlon. .<br />
AjMtt unm<br />
Ann*onc4m(Dt« - lUrlteUaa*<br />
MYWOOb PRESS<br />
HI Aitary An.<br />
Laibh Fttirnitiire<br />
SPRAYEDmtf<br />
REFINISHED<br />
All Type, .f Fornltar. meaidshefl<br />
ELLIS A SHAW<br />
Somer. Point 2519 or SIM<br />
Annual<br />
COUNTRY FAIR<br />
SEPT. 11th and .2th<br />
Centra) Church Hall<br />
SHORE ROAD , LINWMB, N, J,<br />
GAMES • STRAWRIDES<br />
DInnsr _ Friday Night<br />
FRIID OYSTERS . .. $1,35<br />
DinMr — Saturday Night<br />
BAKED HAM .,,.., $1.35<br />
AplculturW ll Ibe HUH given (<br />
HHlMflUa town in full ,<br />
ihso* wlHi erdlnarr can.<br />
I ia-lIM J Ih,.|o.o3 .<br />
ruM mum* mrmufmn<br />
- ovId., (ailing nsurlihiMnl Madid<br />
> niMre M h«Hli gad olgr,<br />
U MM . 12 50 feerfi 2MS •« fi<br />
Rutticratt<br />
Wood«n Fencfts<br />
Large Selecfien<br />
<strong>of</strong> Sfirt/bs<br />
BERTS PATIO<br />
SHOP<br />
201 WIST AVENUE<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
Hughes' Central Pharmacy<br />
"TrW Family,Drug Store"<br />
Cor, 8th Street and Wesley Avenue<br />
J_ HIT. itiii<br />
6AINSMROUaM'l SHAMPOO BRUSH - Like a hundred liny rtnitrf<br />
messailnf your scalp , il JB<br />
LANOLIN PLUS HARD WATER SHAMPOO lor the Hair *1.00<br />
•RICK SHAMPOO plul<br />
•RECK HAIR BRISI — I1.M value for , ,,, $t.«p<br />
Regular 4f« LACO SHAMPOO plus extra lie ilia b<strong>of</strong>lU —<br />
A Me value far ,, ,, , .". ."„".,,"". 4ie<br />
AQUAMAHINE SHAMPOO by RiVLON —<br />
For normal, dry and ally hair<br />
II.14<br />
A COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS<br />
Including! p.rfum.i _ Tetlet Wat.n _ Biiitina PeiMan — talcuM<br />
ihswden — Llpsilcks and N.ll Pdllhas<br />
PrHcHptloni Cillad For Mhd MliMMd<br />
x PRtscRlPTlON aHd NIGHT PUbUfe<br />
O.G. 0245<br />
j. TMonHtiY mm, n.<br />
• OWh.r artd MiH»8.r _<br />
ROBERT C, Mtii,, P,D. Au«lata Pharnuclit<br />
Cor. iffi S|fW»t arid W»*!»r Avenue<br />
rstliis*. CLAMS - LOBStER TAILS<br />
LOBsttR (MEAT - mn m<br />
mm<br />
RjDUt<br />
Uo.M^L« ? k.eM|><br />
Loin Half PoHc<br />
Caiifsritla Svaaf la
• s<br />
I'.-<br />
, '<br />
" . . ' f- -.- < '*i<br />
LlDOi* Friday, <strong>Sep</strong>tember 11, 1053<br />
accident Aufuat at Mh >t and<br />
W«l av.<br />
Forfeiting: baU wars Richard J<br />
Michael Calling llye.r-old victim<br />
Crlppa. to. <strong>of</strong> Dreul Hill, Pa. *20 run down by & bus here Mtveril<br />
bad. ipMdbig; John M Dempaev IS weeks ago, WEB transferred y*«t*rd*y<br />
from the Shore Memorial Has-<br />
SOMERS POINT—VlrilnU Hornbiker.<br />
tuo.ond~.-h.lf yr*rsjld daugh-<br />
Llewelyn, or Orovn CItv Mr* Pout<br />
The Judfff* *ere Mrs lltrlirrt<br />
<strong>of</strong> phiiKteipnla. 110 baU, tpecdlnn.<br />
WOllam R. Ho;*. JO. Wllnnniton. plUl to the Wllk#«-B*rrv hospital<br />
ter <strong>of</strong> Mr. and Mm Edward Ham, S&Uburfl Atlantic tit* and Aftnom<br />
Del. **> Iwll. apacdlnc. Raymond J for continued treatment <strong>of</strong> his badly<br />
Injured right le*.<br />
taker. 107 N. Cambridge av.. Ventnor.<br />
wan crowned queen <strong>of</strong> (he an. CM.<br />
b|>ttuln Nathaniel (" ^mith o( Oi^mn<br />
ling. Mickln. <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia *16 ball<br />
paMins red light and failure to curry Tht* yountfstfr wan struck Augu»t<br />
nual Somrm Point baby puradf. Monday<br />
morning, before a cheering L>1\ iHl'in 1 I- Mm* Ihnin i IIni \n '<br />
Prixe winners<br />
Driving rfrrrer-a lleena*. and June, w 31 At Wh st. and Central AV, hy a<br />
Scott. 1«, Jenklnlown. Pa. SS ball. owned by the Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
thronii <strong>of</strong> >perutars who gathered u Wr.n>M. lln\inll(in lh<br />
Hunt hjr Ma-failurfymtktui A,<br />
LrcRoy A. May. M. <strong>of</strong> 17 E. Oakford<br />
to carry drlier'ii Iktnse Transportation Co. and "pirated by<br />
at Krhrle Field for the Jilditlnu. fol prlz(> sitwii INK hut i (<br />
lowlnu the pnrade.<br />
NlninlUK R^-ond IMIH\<br />
Dli iKlon •£ KltHitH Anifilt-jin<br />
DtamiaMd »ai a charge <strong>of</strong> Im<br />
•to eoort, TunlNn<br />
av.. Plvasjuititliiv<br />
The queen, blonde and blue-eyed. rim-k Kllnmin P.IM. fli«l i.rl/v.<br />
Draper reflatrallon againil William<br />
and charm «*»lM»ArV*« B Durkln. 28. <strong>of</strong> NarthllPld. and<br />
Tht> *kln nf the boy'tt right leit wan was on a final entitled "IHiildv's KTOIT. MTunil }M |7<br />
I WH dhmlMid. and bafr waa careleia driving charged again*! Rich<br />
brnkfn open, exposlnif inriuns und Sweetheart<br />
r»i!nh)n I Poll ti>nth 1 Imlii Tflm k<br />
In tha cue <strong>of</strong> live whoanl M naildton. 19. <strong>of</strong> Plttuburgh<br />
muscles from thigh t>- In .-.tn.-ti 1<br />
and Frank Everlv. 7-1, <strong>of</strong> Phllmtd<br />
Michael, who wm vacationing here,<br />
Hartley, ten «f Mr. and t'l-itun firm i»rt/r; \l;it«tf lll^<br />
/ if, <strong>of</strong> pala Crowyd, phla.<br />
was U> h*vt» been returned to Wilkps<br />
Mr, William Hartley, <strong>of</strong> Atlantic .inft.<br />
Dli<br />
•t flned MO Mr apaadDuI on<br />
lUirrp Thursday by tlu» Ot-e*n <strong>City</strong><br />
av, Somert Point, m crawrwl Biirry<br />
v t<br />
iH-l/i-<br />
•T, W for (aOun to any I<br />
ambulance, but plans were changed<br />
king <strong>of</strong> Iht event Ha rode en the<br />
< H.ii I. Bln<br />
"•a *ad*4 «a«2 Jbacpn And Mor* Aro Naadad when VVIlkes-RArrc volunteered to<br />
American Legion Dill<br />
!\ lllc c.lil.<br />
•T Mbnjn. N. J; w Thf? oil Industry employs sfml itstambulnnce h*-re.<br />
Mti\or I-1eft \V < hnpmon w.i*<br />
I M emu an a anlea than 17,000 colleflr-tralned cntt<br />
mn*ler <strong>of</strong> crrrmnmcn for the Annual<br />
twlttm from an > «pd scientists<br />
Army Grows N*w 'Crop'<br />
Dn% P\MI Ihe xiMh <strong>of</strong> a *t l (lit-.<br />
r<br />
1 , flr j Mill<br />
Otmlnn!<br />
l<br />
R "I i<br />
Hllty Alh'n. r<br />
;<br />
us In -icrrible- condition, thouuh<br />
During 1930. the last y-nr the in-thcinuralor op^raied, the tjly budyet Mid he "inheflied" a rundown plant<br />
buUdlns Itself is not bad. He<br />
appruprtaipd $2(1,1*00 for trash and when he flrsi took onlce as 3 rum.<br />
! garbage disposal The apprnprlafinn misKionrr, and that the intervenins<br />
had \m>n S2.-i.iHW, in 1934 and 19ft5, years nf disuse have taken additional<br />
and §21,300 in 1913 tin- low point af<br />
toll <strong>of</strong> ihe properly, prpey, which at pre«<br />
| the depreph fi, Cham.<br />
1 plan decided In Hhul down ihe plan!<br />
I becmise it was Qhesper merely to<br />
i pay far eollertinn and disposal u-ith'<br />
I out Imrninu The nnraw was.<br />
I coiirse, I hat pie fnrmi'rs<br />
inuiiilHnil acre dlapuilntl <strong>of</strong> the tar<br />
bsKr far prnciicallv niiihing. (u fit<br />
it for feed. The east af trash ftilleeiion<br />
was gnly nboui SN.000 n<br />
year at thai time<br />
<strong>of</strong> bonds In pay nlf ov<br />
I vrur term The Inil i>f tln'»i- l<br />
were retired only thn-o yours<br />
even tliniiuh the plant hii stuixi idle<br />
, fur in yearn<br />
Mayor Mouker this week drnrrlbed<br />
the worklnit mechanism <strong>of</strong> the plant<br />
Sine* thin, rotti <strong>of</strong> collection<br />
and ditpesii have tt.-dlly mount<br />
•d Th* 19S3 b..rio*t hat *n -p^ I!** pninti'd nut that the inrin'<br />
proprl-tlort sf s*3*S7§ for trash < orator, when opiTStCiny, lijsti t_>m|ttf ! d<br />
*nd eartMBt, Thii ii m bis bsesf ! ponsiderahlf Ninokc from H** Fliinv<br />
from 1912, wh#n th* iftual toil ' ntv. a rimdiiiois ihai pro vails in A! j<br />
was 147,711. | lantir <strong>City</strong> and mam othop plat*t*s I<br />
upprafing Nimilar plants<br />
Becaiisp <strong>of</strong> the eeniLrtUed vohim? |<br />
sr now hemp build in M. and the diffi i "Th# qutstisn at budget flme<br />
eu|tit*s etirsunfcred hy John Peiiu j will b» whffh#F wt WAnt fs tptnd<br />
and Co, ihis Niimmer. the rgntratt * jet msrm min#y jyif ts eilminit*<br />
bids for 19-54 tullcctiim are *\pek it over<br />
open I., the<br />
Thlf «(nnin9 Uchniqua tt diiCOvtrTng fam hidj*n wtvet w<br />
curb tft *n «ver«g* ef W% <strong>of</strong> wsmin, Aff«r thit tr»«fw ...[fT „<br />
mint trt* av«r»4*i pT%on n*var *4«>n natdi pin curl tatting^ y<br />
p«rm«ntnt w#v*j «rtd Hiiiom under hot. noity dritrt. HtdiMUi<br />
IBI itniif NMI reu<br />
Now Open In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> at Till FUndtr. FIMtt<br />
Call zfn<br />
iilan Air Conditioned Far Toar CaadaM<br />
These Famous Women<br />
Invite You To Put <strong>On</strong><br />
BLUE BONNET||<br />
You mike a hit with everybody<br />
when you put on BLUB<br />
BONHKT Marcarinet Makn<br />
everything tut* 10 much<br />
MMF/ And you'U notl that<br />
every delldotK pound bu the<br />
m<strong>of</strong>fnlnf ftwh fl&¥QF t<br />
RMI<br />
Economy!<br />
E^i pound <strong>of</strong> titty, n<strong>of</strong>lrhhfatt<br />
Bum BoNmn MMiMta<br />
«nta teatluu koVii arath H<br />
th. Mth-prt«d apMdl Yarn<br />
an iwlly fault on «« ' "<br />
en»I8oputonBMWBoam»T<br />
•nd ot Iril l%mm K«-<br />
WUPH, KoMnor/l<br />
Extn<br />
Nutrition!<br />
Know the farta! W 111 *! 1 ?^<br />
other ">"l"' n !i!j^jLk<br />
BONNET la rleh i" "SV.<br />
and Vitamin D! v ~- "*<br />
BONNET fivts »<br />
round food value •iw--<br />
prlfledaprHwn 0 '"""'<br />
VALUES UKETHESE—PLEASE<br />
L AGRtE-YO-J SAVI OORI AT ACME<br />
SwMt Calrfonii* Nwnhf R«d<br />
GRAPES<br />
E»tro Fancy , y<br />
IU<br />
High Color<br />
tlsw mutb do you p«y l^| all yeyr tesd twedt? The* end Mat aSena, quoIHy tee.<br />
%:ieni. eMmniiiM fcow Msb yc» HVI. Cfcsch quefify and prtw. aod you'll fura is<br />
Aem. f vary ilia.<br />
NK£KflNS2*i9<<br />
PoclM Ii a rid tomato MH, youll anjoy Mw laNka florar <strong>of</strong> H*u mall whit* bran.<br />
TOMATO SAUCE<br />
APPLE BUTTER<br />
PINE APPLE JELL Y<br />
Fathioned<br />
SOLID PACK TOMATOES »,» U c<br />
KOB FORD SEEDLESS RABINS u » ^ 1 Jc<br />
ttfae eOMESTYLE PICKLES n. 19c<br />
fchp J...I CiltMniia<br />
Amarltsn Prlia<br />
OLIVAB PLAIN OLIVES >u »,~<br />
CARROTS<br />
,<br />
Griff: e*r.f*nifa<br />
el W<br />
CELERY<br />
l mr W<br />
SWEET POTATOES 3 16 C<br />
U. S, Gov't Graded Choic. Comfed Weirern StMr leaf<br />
T-bsn«<br />
Time to Re-Seed Ten* Lawn<br />
LAWN SEED °S" 5 £ $ F S Porterhouse<br />
er Sirloih<br />
Br.nd<br />
CAULIFLOWER<br />
Frsi@n<br />
LEMONADE<br />
At*? Orange Juice<br />
Faics <strong>On</strong>osa Juice<br />
A p<br />
AM* French FHe»<br />
P^<strong>of</strong>' Cut Corn<br />
Valley Fraat Melon Eelli<br />
STAR KIST<br />
TUNA<br />
OP<br />
Chynk<br />
Styhi<br />
THE<br />
STARS<br />
OaluM<br />
can<br />
KANANA BANANA FLAKES<br />
MV0N8HEEII BBEAD CRUMBS<br />
•OMSK COCOANUT<br />
••N^IUIIE OLIVE OIL<br />
PEAKX TATIOCA<br />
2 a<br />
l *•« Bge<br />
C i tf c<br />
1 » .. >! M> >*«<br />
gdtat All OraM Cut AsparafD* '- lie<br />
JUM# Cut R«d MM 1 »*~—21e<br />
Farmdalo Cut Otwm •—HIN'W »*»*»1<<br />
£Msa£ Whol# Swetrt Potato** '^Mt<br />
J^^ Pinsoppl* Chunk* "£^.2 'i^ 37e<br />
Hormel Spam | * f* 1 **^* 47c<br />
Hormol Chili Con Cam. jUr^* 31c<br />
Mary Kitchen Roast Be>«f Hath '^Mi<br />
BEVERAGES r.^<br />
Om 1 Fate Btr,
-T<br />
•ifft'<br />
Chatterbox<br />
9th and Central Ave. Phone 0717<br />
"WHERE FRIENDS MEET<br />
TO EAT"<br />
• R R V I K O<br />
Breakfast • Luncheon - Dinner<br />
Delicious Sttaeka<br />
Fountain Service lee Cream<br />
PMH #!1S FOB Ol'R rRRR DELIVERY SERVICE<br />
Your Doctor Knows<br />
SELVAGN'S.£ffl<br />
REXALL PHARMACY<br />
A. A. SELVAON. Ph.G.<br />
9th St. and A.bury Ave.<br />
II, C. SfcLVAON, Ph.G.<br />
Phone 1839<br />
TRICE DELIVERY SFUVH E<br />
PRESCRIPTIONS<br />
OUR SPECIALTY<br />
ONLY THE PINIIT DRUGS USID<br />
IN COMPOUNDING YOUR PpjIICRiFFiON<br />
Ocaan <strong>City</strong>'s Largeat and Moat Modern Coametic Bar<br />
Let Our TRAINED COSMETICIAN eattltt TOU in vour l.l.tllon.<br />
Prefeprad SumnHr and Solid Colosnei and tallMriH<br />
TM N.. ANT.ZVM.<br />
Johnstone's<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
Continue, .cllon $3 and 37<br />
858 Asbu-v Avenue<br />
— Now Serving —<br />
BREAKFAST<br />
LUNCHEON<br />
DINNER<br />
WANTED — WAITRESSES<br />
Fer the Balance ef ths Season<br />
MH<br />
Closed Mondays<br />
Urh ri iTuhnslpnc* Junes, Prop,<br />
Spur. Introductory OH.r _ Eliza-<br />
*'" "»"••»• •"*•'• •• Bulling<br />
Cswjler.<br />
fcsth Imr ooly — u,ij<br />
FILMS _ CAMIRAS — PLASH BULBS — 34-Hour D.v.loplng S.rvlc.<br />
ALL tAIB TRADE 1-niOES — SO I.OIVIR MtKtS ANVWHFRE<br />
Now Open 8:15 A, M, to 11 P, M.<br />
SUNDAYS<br />
IRCLE<br />
LIQUOR STORE<br />
<strong>On</strong> the Traffic Circle, Somer. Point, N.J.<br />
MO LI XI BY TAX IN BU.VE1M POINT<br />
Complmtm Stock <strong>of</strong><br />
POPULAR BRANDS<br />
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC<br />
WHISKEY • WINE<br />
• LIQUEUR<br />
ICE COLD BEER<br />
AT ALL TIMES<br />
8—SEKITINELLEDGER Fiiti.iy, 11. in"i3<br />
'Save a Life a Day'<br />
Drive Getting Results<br />
flrii'iljiim as -V liiviii! <strong>of</strong> thfci<br />
,1* • «, «.> nn- »Mll three jhnrl uf J<br />
.. LJi.^nT nnil '^;H si-i,' DiriTior W'<br />
;fl. Thi-' «hiiri:iiif. li '-• linortl. will J<br />
. riuiiin .ill in Miit-rriiiiii; *«o M = *><br />
! llr udil,,l thai li "J- iil>»<br />
1 ' (> inn llwl thr »|H"rlui rffiir!"<br />
At the clow <strong>of</strong> the firs! weeF<strong>of</strong> the "Save a Ufo a Dov" %u"!*% r^ **.. L O«* •<br />
JM<br />
irafTK' safely program in New Jersey, the record stood at l:i. n*£tl* ,^L,l »«•.• h<br />
lives lost. Director Arnold H. Vey, Bureau <strong>of</strong> TinfTif Safety j »vr i.. ihr «iaie f»r thr<br />
Department <strong>of</strong> Law and Public | ••-" -<br />
' ' i ii»» liniiday prrinii, a* UB»(<br />
:<br />
Safety, aiinoiiiiced Wednesday. II 4-..S m,. r ,.„..,„„,,„ r ,.,,.„ ,,,.,„, '" "" '"•" l ' r """<br />
T h u ri|irr»iTHi-fl .. .in iim i.f thri-i. ]!Ji> !>„> [hii,>' :mi : I.I 'IIM 'i.r-'l'<br />
22nd STREET RESTAURANT<br />
is Now<br />
OPEN DAILY - Except Mon.<br />
**w*<br />
22nd ST. and ASBURY AVENUE<br />
Phone 8530<br />
ttn<br />
Seaside Theatre<br />
Soraeri Point, N. J.<br />
SHOWS — 7 . 8 P, M.<br />
* FRIDAY • SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11 . |j _<br />
PAUL CHRISTIAN in<br />
Phone «•§<br />
Adults . 50c<br />
Children . 25e<br />
TA\ IM 1,1 111 II<br />
"BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS"<br />
lalurday M«fln#», 1 P.M. — Added Ci.toom<br />
SUNDAY . MONDAY, SEPTIME X 11 • 14 —<br />
KATHRYN GRAYSON in<br />
"SO THIS IS LOVE"<br />
THIATRf CLOSED TUfSDAY NIGHTS<br />
WlDNiSDAY THURSDAY, SIPTIMBEH 16 . 17 -<br />
• DOUBLE FEATURE PKOSRAM #<br />
RONALD REAGAN in<br />
"LAW AND ORDER"<br />
— and —_<br />
JOHN PAYNE in<br />
"KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL"<br />
:ONEY'S<br />
LIQUOR STORL<br />
Well Known Brands<br />
RYE<br />
BOURBON<br />
GIN - RUM<br />
and BEER<br />
OPEN<br />
WEEKDAYS<br />
9 A. M. to 10 P, M.<br />
No Sunday Sales<br />
BAR<br />
OPEN<br />
DAILY<br />
7 a.m. to 2 a.m.<br />
SUNDAY<br />
12 NOON<br />
Phone 9051<br />
34th Street<br />
Just Over the Bridge<br />
DAN'S<br />
PHONE im<br />
Every Day Catches<br />
Fnth Jersey Bonita<br />
Filet Flounder Sea Boss<br />
Largm Wmakfish King Nsh<br />
Large Blumflsh<br />
Fnth Scallops<br />
Fnth Shrimp Clams<br />
Fnth Cfab Meat<br />
SEA<br />
FOODS<br />
10th ST. AT BAYFRONT<br />
BAIT<br />
Creund •unktr<br />
Frnh Shrimp<br />
^<br />
T h l<br />
' •*«*'' •' I' 1 ''- •' T"«ii> '<br />
HI<br />
.ifl-ll-Wll li» J<br />
In I rilrrailhi an aphral in<br />
mnii'FUU hi ipi-riim*. "liO = sa*i.rV\<br />
llhriliir VIM milrd ilia! th? I ...<br />
iHH'turu iif M-hitnU ij|U for i'Mfa<br />
Urivhii; prrM'atiliiili « hrn itryr<br />
^i'huiii grimmi*. lli.miitdgni Ilia!<br />
M iiiiiii by^f* Mill MM"! hi- s f:imill.r<br />
-.1 E 111 uiuill •••• .l(l(lr,| lll.ll ll.<br />
-lc- |>ii hint; up<br />
"Or? iniiMipic hifir h i LI h W n V :<br />
Positions Open in<br />
Federal Government<br />
M.--:.- Ii.<br />
r. Ilil I<br />
w,,,. II-,<br />
DuPont Pays More<br />
In Taxes Than Wages<br />
' V ' "IWIIlT.ll<br />
PRINTERS'<br />
MYWOOD PRESS<br />
Ph. U80 823 Anbury Awe.<br />
11 ALWAYS A B.c IHOW HERB,<br />
|eh!Wr«n under 4—FREE Alwiyii<br />
'|MI. 4SAT. StBhltill<br />
I BACK TO SCHOOL "AIITV<br />
Frl. i.a. _ BIS 4.yNIT SHOWI ,<br />
i eMILDRSN undtr 4 _ FRIII I<br />
! — UNIT No 1 _ '<br />
In TICHNieOLOR<br />
Je*i McCHEA . Bapfc.,, HALI<br />
"The LONI HAND"<br />
— Flyi —<br />
"COUNT THI HOURS"<br />
Ttriia WRIGHT<br />
Macdanald CARiV<br />
Ns. J _ At MIDNITEI<br />
"PHANTOM Prom PARIS"<br />
— arid No 4 _<br />
OiANT KARTOON SHOW<br />
in KOLORI<br />
IUN. • TUIS. Sapi, IJ.Uil<br />
BLAIINO In COLOR<br />
in 1 DIMENSION<br />
Randolph iCOTT<br />
Cl.lr. TRIVOR<br />
"THi STRANSIR WORI<br />
A OUN"<br />
— PLUS —<br />
The BOWERV BOYS<br />
"LOOSe IN LONDON"<br />
win, & TMU«, i,Bf, I., | 7<br />
Ateili SMITH • Kaith ANDIg<br />
"SPLIT SECOND"<br />
— PLUS —<br />
•dmund OWINN<br />
MayrHii O'SULLIVAN<br />
"BONZO GOES TO<br />
COLLiOE"<br />
MQORLYN and STRAND — Mat, Daily . 2i30 — fv«. , hH<br />
VILLAGE and SURF - M... Sat. . 2;rt _• tv^. *H<br />
THU, • SAT,<br />
S«pt s 10 • 12<br />
MDDRLYN<br />
MON. • WID,<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>t, 14 • 16<br />
THU, - SAT.<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>t. 10 • 12<br />
MON, . WID.<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>t. 14 . 16<br />
THU. . SAT.<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>t. 10 - 12<br />
WID. . THU,<br />
S»pf. t# . 17<br />
MON. . WED.<br />
l«pt. 10 . 12<br />
2o.hv«r*'••<br />
CONT. SHOWING<br />
FRI. • SAT,<br />
Ip GLEN*<br />
FOR,<br />
TECHNICOLOR<br />
TME FSTHH Of THE HIDE IS<br />
NOW THE FATHER OF THE ACTMSSI \<br />
Spencer jean Teresa<br />
m-mm-m<br />
•THflCTRtSS'<br />
DISNIV CARTOON<br />
* NIWS<br />
STARTING MON. — Mai. Daily 2:30 Eve. 7:151<br />
C S. Forester's grtotitt iliry ^ol h^j4ttiihjn n1lil|||<br />
Jft<br />
, JEFFREY HUNTBtHaii<br />
'wENDyiua.mki<br />
SAMUEL GOLDWYN,<br />
New Musical Wond.rfilml<br />
L<br />
V<br />
Hans Cliii»lian And<br />
S aiitiyKaye<br />
MON, . TUI,<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>», 14 . IS<br />
RIOULAR ADMISSIONS:<br />
A«ul»s—70s<br />
... FARLEY GRANGFR ..-.-.J"<br />
ehlldpfn—Me<br />
YOU LL FAIL IM<br />
LOVE WltM<br />
^iLSiilrr<br />
HRHE<br />
-Mt<br />
inEMflsnRil<br />
BflLLAKlUfi<br />
JEAN<br />
THI SURF CLOSES FOR THE SiASON<br />
m Tracy<br />
the Strand<br />
sfyrtd In <strong>On</strong>#<br />
: Hii I*** Ro '**<br />
the Movies<br />
MOORUV<br />
Tw4m? and Tomsprvw<br />
I "Piiinrii'f in tlie> Sun" I* an ad-<br />
VtMitiiK-rumnnci 1 sf ii treiisurp himi,<br />
I dm*p iji thp ntina <strong>of</strong> ihp hu'as ef<br />
| iiU' anejoni A/ti-FN,<br />
FUmod in .Nf^xk'u n; Oaxnrn. tho<br />
; iikMttri' siars Cii<strong>of</strong>ifi Ford, Dlunn<br />
I U>[in nnd Poificin M.-dmn in a niu»-<br />
pQnwsfiAUuA lirnnui uf uaUi um.<br />
>IaiidBy. THfdav and H>di t#t.d«v,<br />
, • = C]i*ntU'rn*'n iM.frr H|nndf?3ri,ai| ,,f<br />
ilui'tlnn mill Prii-i * in New jvpurv<br />
Auru'Uhiift' 1 '—jusl piihlislitid by ' IlalpiBlFii al%a havr taadr UiFlp<br />
Joi.n W, C'anrri', • i nil Alkii tl. fenlplbyilaB hj incrFaMni ih#<br />
Wulltf, Kiiliirr? L'^i^i. ty imrU-ult" humllrr gf mllll filii 10 prr frlii<br />
urul i raiiomi>1>, avrr ihr prr.Hap avrrajf Thf<br />
pTOduellen prr raw prp flip In<br />
Thry fUlmalr lh,.l lhr (still vai rrraard II prr rrnl. and Ihr iatnl<br />
" " ' af food proayrrd bj Sirw milk ppMurtlsn Inrrranril 36 prr<br />
Jrpwj f.rnirpa b, 11,53 W M M ,,„, ,„ lhl% p t t M<br />
Bfr rrnl ntorr than In ihr 1913.311<br />
UPF-wap prrlad. This rampapr^ Is Tilt 1 Uvsh nnirkii vt'Mi'tMblt- Mia<br />
milvnil Inrrr.Kr In lead pro. ilu«iry Im., riiri!iRu,.(( on n liiirly<br />
durliaii In lhr HBF prrisd af i^i'n keivr ill>ir jlvt „,,.„ ., hH,r miIli(in doli|irj, pm-,.,,,,,<br />
iiiip Thn urnw-il in poultry nymli- I,, Jyail lo ulmnsi :i< mllliinv<br />
i^rs ;:!i(i thi. iii^ft'iiMHl prniiurliiiil piT -^~ -- = .<br />
l.iril (iriij UE) 10 a fuur-liilil iner.<br />
in iilUA 1 mi (jFuduttiupl*<br />
Inc-rraafd<br />
lr\ K t>rvurhl out bv th* tarn<br />
rru*»-tt*llrr rrporl In tin- prtw<br />
»r pf-rlod farm rrrrlptM from<br />
pt'bltrv and tut* rtpwtnnteti "^<br />
rrt rlpttt frwltl farm nurkrtinitT'.<br />
In iV.Z thr almost Mfl million df.l<br />
|jr rrr^lptit frum poulfri and rmen<br />
4>f thr toUl<br />
While lomti.ftci ronlimtr us Ni-w<br />
Near 9th Street<br />
OPEN THRU SEPT. 20th<br />
nil<br />
M • .**<br />
SEAFOOD<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
NATIONALLY<br />
FAMOUS<br />
OPEN DAILY<br />
FROM<br />
12 Neon to 9 P.M.<br />
— VISIT OUR SEAFOOD MARKET —<br />
Select Your Seafood — See It Prepared<br />
Have ll Served at Our Delightful<br />
STAINLESS STEEL BAR<br />
Open Daily 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.<br />
Bakery — Open Daily . . . f A.M.<br />
TAKI HOME , , , READY TO SERVE<br />
DELICIOUS COOKED<br />
HOMI-BAKID GOODS<br />
SEAFOODS<br />
Bum • f»i* • Cikn<br />
SPEEDBOAT RIDES - SAILING TRIPS<br />
FISHING PARTIES<br />
CHRIS MONTAGNA . Prop,<br />
<strong>On</strong> B.y N e «r 9th St. % s pi.r*<br />
liirnii.ncin. Ui> Neineniljer IB anil 20,<br />
i»i. Viiii'enl anil ins nrvhi'Mra will<br />
tuki. ovi-r ihi- Miirim- Bali ruum<br />
liiiiiilKiniid.<br />
Other i.l:r!ifi:i]iai iiielmle the Ihrill<br />
iMPi'iis iilir! wilfi.r spurt. NlHiU fi>Hlurns<br />
the fjis jna Hiirsi., ihi- Hi.|ili|.<br />
iirium, me Vli\ iii» Bell. «nti iiiiiny<br />
n'.ht.r?.<br />
Suuth<br />
sity m Cnmttuii, All diiy cliisucs also<br />
will bitiiin nt'St wti-k. und cvpiiini!<br />
I'liuscs uill upen mi Mnnilny, Srp.<br />
u.nibt.p 21,<br />
Mmidiiy iwd Tursflay. Brfiti'mi_*r<br />
H lind 13, will bi. fliuil puKisipation<br />
linyn fop Bluiirnts vurDllinR in Hut.<br />
JUTS CfilU'Ki' uf Smith Jersey and<br />
HMUfta Schonl <strong>of</strong> i,aw, In-wrvln'<br />
triirluTii uiin plan to attind the<br />
Sehuti] <strong>of</strong> EduttiUiiH in ramden<br />
musl peBistcr tin Tuenduy. <strong>Sep</strong>tqin.<br />
bor IB, b.-Kinninn at 4 p.m. Evrninis<br />
«tudinl« In Uniiwiiilj- COIIBEP havi.<br />
until Friaas', <strong>Sep</strong>lcmbvp 18, to turn.<br />
Iili'ti" their rt>i!i«lr»tinn but j, Bud.<br />
li>y Hill wlio tlipccts tht> pvniind<br />
prOMriim advi.ia that Ihuy liihr> ad.<br />
vuliiiiiSo uf ihe eiirlier iluys <strong>of</strong> the<br />
week.<br />
Nick.l in flrth'i CruK<br />
Sch-nllsls tsllmali- Ihot (he farth'ii<br />
crasl contains about twite us much<br />
nickel •« capper, line and lead com<br />
Wned.<br />
CUSTOM<br />
• Counter Tops<br />
B Sink Top* (<br />
• Cocktail TaUmm<br />
John E. & Howard<br />
TROUT<br />
Call O.C. 1200<br />
SECTION TWO<br />
SENTINEL-LEDGER^I<br />
If th* tas hsH bi-rn mUb^<br />
The Diri'Hnr n\?nt pfiinlori oui thill<br />
h^ rtillftwitiH .irldftionut Ft'fU'ru. l»ft<br />
tijItMnUnn.^ iniHl LH- nii't un !hfiin!i=<br />
tli.ti :<br />
gmriliivi'i : M whhhoidinM nvov siiHf<br />
' Fi'iiiUiil iiiuninr liix iillfl Ft?Hc-iiil<br />
ihi UEI 1 is-iiinsH uist riurlnti tiihMi<br />
ii i!u' fir^i iwn miiiiiliM uf ihi 1 qiuirt =<br />
f |!iiv iiirnpitni in uuitinri/i'H ih 5 *<br />
iiiF.|lnry<br />
8riilir,[li< ihfiii'fmi.fun rrtlilMLs nf<br />
!i,ii-i'hi-h!iT= iiMil ijifh'^rs »Fui dlrut't^<br />
n>, • tf iiii-fiyn inrfiiiiiii UPD? U hiih<br />
et' tni vm- 1} \-,i
1 -1<br />
•»• ' f t *<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
A/i«r» wi« Teaxher <strong>of</strong> th# long Wgbolic^ said, "Man cannot live by bread<br />
•lone." There are hungers <strong>of</strong> the mind and .bill Hut things' material can never<br />
Sometimes they come in the form <strong>of</strong> trials and sorrows. Sometimes they are<br />
upiratiom that bid us sear to height! we have never dared attempt Howsoever<br />
th«jr appear, they <strong>of</strong>ten go unmet because we fail to understand their nature.<br />
.The lovely little refugee in the picture is passing through in agony <strong>of</strong> heart.<br />
But she seems to have learned a great secret; that the only source <strong>of</strong> 'power<br />
adequate for her needs is GOD! And she is looking to Him.<br />
Yes. God and Ood alone is the answer to the deepest needs that, man can<br />
know, As we give our best to Him, He gives His best to us i And the God-directed<br />
life finds a satisfaction and a joy that can,tome from no other source.<br />
That Ood and thp individual may be brought together in vital relationship<br />
it the purpoK <strong>of</strong> the Church.<br />
THE CHURCH F6&<br />
AU, FOff iMpE 1^<br />
Ths Chureh is ihs gFabrtaai faster eii<br />
th» building el character and geed ciilionthfy<br />
ll ii a stsrehsuae ef spiritual values. Without a<br />
strong, Chureh. Beiiher demeefaey nw eiviliistiss<br />
can survive. Than art lour sound nasoam why ,<br />
every person iheuld attend larVteH NftMf i<br />
and support Ihe Church. They are; (1) For hit<br />
own sate (2) For hw ehildren'i'mke, •(*) Far t<strong>of</strong><br />
sake si hit community and nation, (4) Tef thi;<br />
wk« el (he Chureh liielf, wfiSeh needs his mow!""<br />
and material support Plan to go to church, najiK^<br />
tally and read four Bible daily, ' ''•"*•<br />
'.'. Mitiiuw<br />
... Minim<br />
Thia Series fa Being Published Under the Sponsorship <strong>of</strong> the Following:<br />
THE NATIONAL BANK<br />
OF OCEAN C|TY<br />
Ml Aabury Avenue Phone 1300<br />
•ei. HulMaf — Healo* .<br />
CHURCH WITH TNI CAklLLON"<br />
1 Avnv and eighth Sfrt«f<br />
XSTANLiV WAOO, TH.D., MUNISTIR<br />
9^0 A M — Church School<br />
11:00 A M — Morning Worship<br />
— "Stand Up to 6fwafn**s"<br />
SUNDAY, $mmm<br />
M^MLYN Tf RltACi'<br />
7M P. M,<br />
S»rmo#t by '<br />
isiti<br />
DR. J, STANLEY WAGG<br />
AWS/C BY CHANCBL CHOIK<br />
I 0. ASHTON, OrfmlM Mri ChalrmMMr<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Tabernacle<br />
Association<br />
74th SEASON<br />
SUNDAY, SBPTEMBER 13th<br />
9 A. M. and 11 A. M. — ld.ntic.al NrvlMt in th«<br />
Lake Memorial Tabernacle<br />
ASMIRY AVIHUI —3lh to Ml STRIETS<br />
Mr. and an. Evaru Lobb aad<br />
daughter Peggy, <strong>of</strong> Marion, M,<br />
an wending a week with Mr. and<br />
Mn Jame. Cloud.<br />
* B •<br />
PMmbun, «nnouDM th. Wrth <strong>of</strong> a "** " * • •"*•»•. bo«*irtfc^<br />
Mr*. Margaret Baetga hu nturned<br />
d.ugrjier. •atartay, ai tl» nOaiil- Mm JHBBMM WOda, <strong>of</strong> Driaw»< „ « ,* *,,„'<br />
PhU Nanl Hot^al. The ftMMM Mr. aad^M«rjUAMT&to mt£k "** e v « OIM " "" •«"•<br />
have anMter dau|M«r, Untfa. Albert, Jr., ol Blvxnkle, were tnwk- Miu Jan BTDWD. <strong>of</strong> Harimraodi<br />
• • • .Ml lUMs <strong>of</strong> Mr, and MM, Brink. Mr.. Bath* Smith id Hn. In<br />
fcrfJk^*, 1 *^ ^f"8» "5? '* >ww ' *•'. i , *nn, <strong>of</strong> OCMB <strong>City</strong>, caited or. Mr.<br />
recently'enjoyed . brief vacation in Mr. and Mn, Joseph Wriggln. and J? 1 *.!*!" 1 iff"* SS. 1 1 * *S* H>1 " 1<br />
the PocaDoa, .<br />
Ue<br />
fanny .pent Saturday In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
«« ODdar, Saturday afternoon.<br />
• * • • > • "** * • S<br />
Mr. aad Mn. Edward Young and Mr. and Mn. Robert HassMpen and *» Mary Sthweibhu entertained<br />
daughter, Molly Ann. wera fueiti daughter, Loretu, were guerta <strong>of</strong> tar s<strong>of</strong>rWaw and granuwoB, Hart<br />
an Sunday <strong>of</strong> his brother-in-law and Mn, Herbert Little, In <strong>Ocean</strong> CHy, lochuna and M, Karl, Jr., <strong>of</strong> Phlla-<br />
•tater, Mr. and Mn, Jack Devlin and Sunday.<br />
Mania, Friday. The lochumt wan<br />
children. Jack and Jill, <strong>of</strong> Woodbury. • • • *acaUoor<strong>of</strong> in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, laat week.<br />
• • • Recent guaMi af Mr, and Mn. • • •<br />
Mn Ida Detro entertained her Brtnkley Boy were tbelr aon and • Sunday tiitton at the JfMar name<br />
brother4n-law and dater, Mr. and daughter-ln-Uw, Mr, and Mn, Brink- were: Mia Mary Smith, <strong>of</strong> Newark;<br />
Hn, Janes Tomara. <strong>of</strong> VlneUnd, on Jay Boyce. wttk Mr. and Mn, A. Saul, Mn, Lyde Smith and Mr. Bertha<br />
Labor Day. <strong>of</strong> Uvenlde, Smith, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Oily,<br />
• * • * • • ; .0 m \ 9 •-<br />
Mr, and Mn, Hobart Young and Mr. and Mn. 'Helitt Caldwell at- Boris Champion, <strong>of</strong> Palermo, It<br />
children. Hobart and Lean, returned tended the Sunday evening- (ervlce vidtlng with her grandmother, Mr.<br />
home thk week, after .pending MM •' "» Stand Theatre, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, ChrUUne WaUMiko, thl. -week.<br />
Una with bar Bannts, Mr. and Hn, •«* Omramor Theodore B. McKel- * . .<br />
Maurice WUtdoB. <strong>of</strong> Delmont. din. <strong>of</strong> Maryland, as the guest Mr. and Mn. Jame. Cloud enter-<br />
• • • weaker ,. tamed Mr. and Mr*. Thomat Urban.<br />
Jackie Devlin, <strong>of</strong> Woodburv wa< • • • * la Pon<br />
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Tb. IN<br />
For «MD<br />
to Number » to<br />
: The Haw ftnty MM »• Crt- i ~ T^~ ',' - • TT,''-.<br />
kW I* Mannini » axtantad weak- MARYLAND AVJ, ^LlW|pil I 1»>t»<br />
wtprogrm <strong>of</strong> outdoor tndnlog«Kl ," !T^ ^ ^ ^ '<br />
! :<br />
nr. flghttag toehaMNti at rort Ua><br />
mmamttM*. '" " aMaillbtf'''<br />
n»/H CWIB HamUtw n <strong>of</strong> Wglt to M«*t Wl IFHl<br />
Mr. and Mr*. WlUam Hunjlton, 4» The AU*aUc County Untt <strong>of</strong> tka<br />
<strong>On</strong>ml av, tonow at the 0, a Nav* New Jertey AnocUUon for Ratart-<br />
•1 Reeelvinf SUtlon, Ndrtolk, Va.<br />
awaiting further anlgnment to a<br />
ifanl untt la the AiUntlc ansa. I<br />
The Norfolk Man! Receiving<br />
;r^r srito^ryK: CHIIM mi . QHAI -<br />
MMnmant wUI be limited to 900 WMII»H IM M HIIHl<br />
and volun«.r bnm and ' '<br />
ben<strong>of</strong>pl.ntbrig.de*. ; , _ „£ AA'U *<br />
—— I Op»n All y«« - O<strong>of</strong>fK ** W»»*<br />
HMM SwMM Mtit MI7<br />
Tomorrow Night '<br />
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. ifSS<br />
DON'T<br />
To Attend<br />
FORGET<br />
.*#;- -<br />
•- r" '.i»wA<br />
PAOWttGOWS<br />
and<br />
•______^^ Your unlt'i iruunan otHw an<br />
g- I •,_!,«, .i,, ' «iv» you fun dcUIU.<br />
tpl. Stabbint Wins a—r m u» or»onj te d ruaw.<br />
"*" " UMSUH •"* ? i" 1 *P*M "•»«• tone on tmlno»i<br />
n_S^^ff<br />
•*• du * Bow th«t tteiB «un« to-<br />
Wil, Omtm W, St»bljln«, Mil <strong>of</strong> via my entitlement for truining<br />
|ttJ_ABB« OlBbbAw, MS Shsn rt. iw«tar U» Korean Ot BiUT<br />
SS^S*,!* 1 ?* A "•""** ""ta* A^*». TWinlae fluty ^r member<br />
Ito h^ Aol <strong>of</strong> the iwmth in hi. <strong>of</strong> the «nijiil rwrvs nuy not<br />
ramivnif mtan » mn with tbe wtl«m.nt la Kenan OI ttJinJaf,<br />
«2S AJ^^LS^ 1 to *• wmiKWd dMbOMy, Would lh.t «n.<br />
^fS^*^J^S^*°PP* tin. m» to tralniai mttr PubUe<br />
C l m » s tn compute b»mlc tnlnlnf. I*w ISf l u i World W«r H<br />
G* Drtwn by Woman A-JI wouia not, ^j^jt,<br />
HN MM; 0 HIM<br />
&2ii£ttlUSfi£EfiBfc<br />
A mmniM Mm Mnr fran ol * f to *• eUglol, far FubUe L»w<br />
•WW, W,, ni Hiinily Wand »• tnUnlng. There an othei' «-<br />
» « g when the or .he i dpi*, qitomenti he mm, meet, u weU,<br />
Mtirvek iBotlwF operated ^ » *-I yndentond I mut; mve my<br />
OT^.W the intwMGtljMi <strong>of</strong> the arlfliul dtaeharn p«w before 1<br />
OMte la lieu <strong>of</strong> the<br />
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BEACHCOMBER'S BA<br />
GIVEN BY<br />
V. F. W.<br />
FERGUSON-FOGLIO POST NO, 6650<br />
Dress For The Beach"<br />
(IntarmaU<br />
TO II HELD AT THE POST HOME—<br />
ISA Sfratt mil Bay Avenue,<br />
REFRESHMENTS . . . . PRIZIS , , , , INTUIT<br />
Donation: $2.00 1 9:00 P.M.<br />
TICKETS MAY •• PURCHASED AT BOOR.<br />
.« 4<br />
MM Suiiltrs Point<br />
ifFI<br />
Jack Newlon<br />
Atthm P<br />
WJldwOod Officr<br />
Th. WiLdwo^T ? piamung<br />
I. H.ld For Assault ' Iff JtaMTW fflST^<br />
8«r M Wndwood, MMtaNH UffM that olf^rtTpa^f iccon,<br />
g||«tterr on . night club oper.tor hotel .nd rooming home eonMnS<br />
nnutor<br />
nuraui •UP covnu<br />
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PSflW^f y,<br />
. mew ittt<br />
FWDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS<br />
M. 1 MiMbl<br />
f# an convert, win be hl«hll«htfd<br />
Irteit Pebnury Md H.rch. with ' ' '<br />
defy OK the Uuilc Ptor.<br />
Mi i<br />
thf^ nlritVal MghlllM<br />
Bra Chtef AttewSng<br />
lonmro tonvenfMn<br />
Fte Chief Samuel R, Smllh thl<br />
wet* taattending the annual con<br />
wmttoa M (he totemitlomi Aiio*<br />
Ujn <strong>of</strong> Flrt Chl.fi, In Toronto<br />
i i 1*011 continue until Saturday Dale<br />
* > •<br />
M««leo. pyerto<br />
^m^^^j%mm<br />
*'<br />
mint «r »• niMQMoo win M ?»«. «J M«» »W parkway.<br />
left o--when the Parkway U com he asserted.<br />
Big the PhUadelphU metropolitan , "We have I<br />
area with th* Parkway, wPI be the " Korean w<br />
MM Mi highway undertaking, arter thsl ' na M "'<br />
Ihe ftHnrv to completed. ' .<br />
Theodore D. Parsons has promised<br />
"We man a lot to the<br />
-meat M It connected ta Beiaware<br />
with the ferry arrtam,-<br />
The «shan business is big husl.<br />
~- He •»« he thought that ths tslt<br />
Mr InM MkiiUbiil «_ Betholl <strong>of</strong> highway contraction<br />
laMtaaT«l IiiJZ. U!S!!l *I •Mula be iwd only when it einnoi<br />
contlnvea from page I<br />
%&% fftne sjfiSTJPSiftd: szs* wl111 MJM '• I0 "*<br />
Warty JuHidk- part, <strong>of</strong> the waterway route<br />
i Fund Chairman,<br />
p l , ^ , ^ ^ "Kfhighe,, Avhlc ..... ... presided at the meeting and added<br />
_Jf»-,ttte *• Mb *#»*ateBd reached by the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> teams led hla thanks to every committee mem<br />
•MI»iji«jBil*l MriNftta caWwMiil- by Robert J. Campbell and Hn. bef for ".vour noble effort,, without<br />
W IMt ihe iMmumtftad m, Mary E. Meyer which BHembled which we ceuld net have begun such<br />
It shauld have taken the attorney i_ij_t,M In 401 subscriptions, an Industrious undertaking.<br />
W5r*H** XF* Zt; m • 1 r^*f1»<br />
»• »" Bell termed the achiilinss' gin<br />
"•!"•*• , "an expression not only <strong>of</strong> extreme<br />
-It I. hU «-u- fc. ..u ...<br />
og|ly o( Ihf cenlrthutors bul<br />
if their strong reeling <strong>of</strong> good<br />
-ill toward the community".<br />
j »p«n. ,<br />
_ _. W . Mr, and Mrs. Schilling own and<br />
Earlier, Cong«n1hp-» Millet operaf, driver's CenfMlenery<br />
Hand charged that the slite "M. •fore en the boardwalk as well as<br />
", ftf ff th# Job '" •»"»">• « »H the theatres In Ocein <strong>City</strong>, hav<br />
•wi! here our proiporlty Is d*<br />
pendent upon people Mai able to<br />
some to thin county, That'i why I<br />
am thrilled ever the Parkway. Tru*<br />
portatlon It our life 1 ! Wood. I am<br />
not think <strong>of</strong> anyone tetter able ti<br />
—rry on the program than our nest<br />
vemor."<br />
He aba declared that beach tro.<br />
•Ion l» a oatlonal. rather than • local,<br />
problem.<br />
Senator Caflero introduced the<br />
fallowing at the speakers' table:<br />
AMemblyman Natbaniel C. Smltb,<br />
Mayor Henry W, Andenon, <strong>of</strong> Stone<br />
T, who alto U Brnident <strong>of</strong> the<br />
ape May County League <strong>of</strong> Munlcl<br />
-"- is «obeH K. •ell. Congressman<br />
Lawrence M, Lear, director <strong>of</strong><br />
ihe county freeholderis Mr. Klrknun,<br />
Mayor Uward B, Bswker, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>, and Mayor Edith M, Oreenln,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Avtlon<br />
UVte^lKlb'b^ •» Mianeed aw other «».<br />
A huge urld map, •hawing Ihe<br />
fimiSii. ail, n ~»^IT> Iiul "" I •"> Wtif "wrt iowrn<strong>of</strong>," he ienUilve rsute <strong>of</strong> the Parkway In<br />
WS^Z iThVfa. ^ tijV S eonddited. "you ire really going tothis county, had been erected and<br />
BtiTirr ?.5l Hri.TT^IS--•?, hate a team, and that'i the way to extended part way around the dining<br />
room,<br />
rfXTuaLaaT •£! L^Lf!^ get the job done."<br />
Ei~_K"33 •S£ifVSrJ~£ CongiwaMan Hand Hid Ihil he<br />
"••'' "" '••*' waa "not delighted- with mulii Edgar Cormn. dlttrlM M|lne«r<br />
• • achieved fcyCongress thus far, but far the Highway Authority, tald<br />
•Blii he and Senator Caflero uld ln *t "there li a long road lo go, and that MA tor th* entlr. conHr<strong>of</strong><br />
Mr, Troaat declared that while New<br />
ty will ba oi»n«III, m, C. Mth aAaeJ light at Mlh R, and Aiburv av will<br />
a racMNy Mta Mia tt phata.)<br />
and rastavrants, ' —"~~*~ — _____<br />
-^•*£iEZ32Si&3&\r'lvmr Flyer Who Lands Plane After<br />
Stroke, Well Known in Resort<br />
6 Sirfhs Listed<br />
At Shera Memorial<br />
Six births were recorded Ihll week<br />
at the Shore Memorial Hospital in<br />
Somers Point,<br />
j A daughter was bom to Richard<br />
! nnd Katherlne Ichsller <strong>of</strong> Ventnor,<br />
a._, , ., „ j ( ? HtTty<br />
Barviin.<br />
town! a Bov to Istber and Wallace<br />
stroble. <strong>of</strong> Northneid. <strong>Sep</strong>tember IS;<br />
a daughter to Virginia and Hathlas<br />
; Killlan, <strong>of</strong> PleasantvUIe, on the 1.1th;<br />
I a son to Mary and jinn tlnworth.<br />
| <strong>of</strong> Absecon, on the, 14th; and a<br />
| dauchter to Lois and Robert Muller.<br />
\ <strong>of</strong> Absecon, on the 15th<br />
Dr. Roger G. LBROM<br />
Optometrist<br />
844 Centra! Ave,<br />
OCIAN CITY, N, J,<br />
^ Offira HQUrt ^<br />
Dally BiSO in 5:10<br />
Ha HQUFS en w#d. and Bun,<br />
Man, and Frt, Eve, by Apst.<br />
Garrison Jewelers<br />
WATCHES<br />
DIAMONDS • JEWELRY<br />
Expert Watch and<br />
JfiWfilff nfiSUFIIIM<br />
d<br />
ALL WA*mi RHil ON<br />
winl NAtm<br />
Ml Mini AVMB1<br />
Katbaal ball af meaa OIV WUg.<br />
PHOKE U<br />
PRINTING<br />
COMMERCIAL<br />
STATIONERY<br />
LcWIS L.<br />
Barrett<br />
807 Atbury Avenue<br />
Emmor Roberts, Bt^ear-old sports., i<br />
man filer <strong>of</strong> Mount Hslly, who land,<br />
ed his small plane without damage<br />
or Injury at VIncentown after Buffer<br />
| landed on the beach after he had<br />
Ing a stroke in flight, Sunday, for. I run out ef gu. A fel!ow*nyer In<br />
merty was a frequent visitor here by<br />
!<br />
]<br />
another plane was dispatched to At*<br />
airplane, :<br />
| iantlc <strong>City</strong> Airport to obtain pas. Of<br />
Although airport records reveal<br />
that he has net bean hare far sav.<br />
aral years, Mr. Hebarh, a farmer<br />
hi* return, the pilot friend Hit i<br />
state senater and fruit grewer,<br />
fisvrad In fwe plane crashas In<br />
(MM <strong>City</strong> Mviril v*ari an*.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e ef the mere gpeetaeular escapades<br />
accredited to Mr. Roberts here<br />
occurred several years ago when he<br />
s<strong>of</strong>t spot trying to land on the beach,<br />
nosed his ship over snd shattered<br />
the propeller,<br />
AiKthar time Mr, Rakarts was<br />
• HsMiirfiitii tm lamri J n^n miMl an<br />
He was stricken as he was landing |<br />
p<br />
i his farm landing >trlp, on his re> I ha was talni to avapshaet the<br />
strip, Instaed <strong>of</strong> applying hrakas<br />
oolne kits a (rMnd loop, ha<br />
•VacaHooer'to Be<br />
Open For Home Week<br />
fcvfinnim iivii! p*vv<br />
tila and faced wMh atsna, limllar<br />
Plastic til<br />
thr • •<br />
a] known as Baita bamboo textured<br />
wall tile. It Is applied In large<br />
sheets In some places and In others,<br />
for contrast. In an eye pleasing<br />
checkerboard design<br />
o p §<br />
a dMiwasMr, slMhas<br />
»Tr(S*rslS» wlfli «••••!<br />
snlMust fan. KHcfcen caMMN era<br />
flHWiM m attractive natural birch<br />
SHIl Mnatliatr unusual tatJCh Is<br />
the 100 per cent use af sIMIns<br />
dears far reams and ctasats, a cam<br />
sfrvctlan feature which permits<br />
mare effective plating ef furniture<br />
In lilt fsdiifc<br />
ire finished In tile.<br />
wnni ^(•leHa'Slll<br />
Insurance Offered<br />
CanNnued from pete 1<br />
participating. In schesl • spensorad<br />
and supervised acHvHIes, except<br />
jnterschalastlc athletics.<br />
Dr. Maree, in aufllnlni tha Insurance<br />
plan ta parents, ampha-<br />
Another touch, typical <strong>of</strong> the lux.<br />
ury touches throughout the Vaca. staad the Important, af repartlnt<br />
tioner 1> the use <strong>of</strong> aluminum combination<br />
saih all over the building, pal <strong>of</strong> tha sehsal, ••perianM af<br />
accManH prempHy to tha prlncl.<br />
sic-type ventilating win tha past two years has shewn that<br />
r in<br />
IHIW •CEIsstifs Brw FtpiniB 111111*<br />
. ..Indbreak <strong>of</strong> the breezeway. time eftar accurrenca, This CB<br />
isntffIt 1 HI iiis*n ISH ftfBCR#n*B s^<br />
at laast delay In settlement ef<br />
claims.<br />
The policy will pay up to $1,500<br />
for medical, surgical and nurse's fees<br />
and hospital charges, but is limited<br />
to lib maximum for dental Injuries.<br />
It also paya tl.000 accidental death<br />
benefit and up to *TM0 for dismember<br />
A folduif lereen on casters can be<br />
pulled out to separate the living and<br />
dining areas, or can be pushed flat<br />
doctor or hospital.<br />
againit the wau.<br />
The Vacationer 1 tomore than Its<br />
name implies, for It is fuliy Innlat. MR >290,000 TO<br />
I<br />
Chief Smith saM that the •<br />
left turn" Stan at Ith at, and As.<br />
bury av. made Hs last appaarai<br />
d*J ih^ »•»»»» l.at«ft tau^k^b ^daijA BBH|<br />
9T Til9 UBSQfl 9mmw WnH V91B# 9f!B<br />
that left tuma at that Intarsectlen,<br />
end at tth at. and Aslwry a*, will<br />
be permitted frsm naw until next<br />
CtlUUal «| aCaKafiKllAII<br />
jinger on ooairej<br />
Show, 6uest in Resort<br />
Oantlmed fren pate 1<br />
- •••- • -• ••••! Ada— 1 '•<br />
Among meats at the reuni—<br />
Mr, and Mrs. I. O. Stein, Mi<br />
Iowa: Mr. i<br />
Union city, I<br />
DeWHt Brown, Indianapolis. Indl<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeFellce, New<br />
Haven, Conn^; and Mr. and Mr§, John<br />
Hampshire, Baltimore, Md,<br />
Ha Want* C.C. to Tail<br />
At least one television viewer and<br />
craft noNed over, tail up. In the weeds with th.<br />
listener in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> on Monday<br />
Ne was unaMe Is free hlinself<br />
apparently didn't reaiiie that Arthur<br />
from the cockpit, and sat In the As a result <strong>of</strong> his stroke on Suncrippled<br />
plane fer an hour hafare day, Mr, Roberts was taken to the<br />
Godfrey was kidding when he said<br />
be had never heard <strong>of</strong> this resort—<br />
he was rescued by anather flyer Burllnaton County Hospital, where<br />
who saw his predicament from the he was reported in "fair conditionair,<br />
on Sunday,<br />
The heeling devices normally wUl A resolution urging Qov. DrisBOll<br />
be controlled by a modem Mlnneap- to approve the •pproplatlon w.<br />
oils Honeywell device which nsgu- paSKd at • meeting in the Hot.<br />
lates Interior tenperatura according White Briar, AvalM, j<br />
LET US TAKE YOUR AWNINGS DOWN<br />
REPAIRIN6 AND SIOIASE<br />
Order Your<br />
NEW AWNINGS<br />
' NOW<br />
1<br />
For Spring Delivery<br />
and SAVE 25%<br />
OPEN ALL YEAR<br />
737 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
end was he burned up!<br />
aranville Thomas, Millvlllc poitomce<br />
employe who has a sumnier<br />
home here at ^^8 West av-, wrote<br />
to The Sentinel-Ledger.<br />
"1 think maybe the Chamber <strong>of</strong><br />
Commerce bid better send Godfrey<br />
some literature or pictures," he said.<br />
Plan naw ta return te <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
In 'M far tha Diamond Jubilee €ei*<br />
bratlon.<br />
SdMti<br />
Met if<br />
n» prlea or half-pant tnttlM <<br />
while mOk In U» puBUe •chool Mr*<br />
tarlaa n latTCMad from J<br />
7 centa by tha Board w Uucatloa.<br />
Tuesday night.<br />
prieas <strong>of</strong> lunch plaUan by A onrt. |«» Weet •».<br />
In tha grade KhooU and _» .... ;<br />
the high Hhaal, beceuae <strong>of</strong> operating I Monday. Tha.<br />
ClMMl Saturday TH * — .OpM..$ H ;^|<br />
KABAT M»*'S SHOT emf<br />
tailored by Ittlfr<br />
shopptnf toAs '<br />
stntptnt twins!<br />
you a ebotw at Aattrica'a «op MtiCV.<br />
wad ami wonted (aib^k* ill- fail** 1<br />
Th^-re all hew und«r — iwNail Tj<br />
lor you to Uksynir airk. AadytM<br />
that you're (ettu* ypfr imjliftfl..,, ....<br />
whan you buy -igtawT MMl mkV*<br />
lored by CMJHMMI nth s<strong>of</strong>t Hi<br />
rcnwrkabl* vahw tn MNnnatoeaK<br />
•MMiy IN>ClatliM<br />
era aaM anly at<br />
RaJwn la MaM <strong>City</strong><br />
t •*• v^ 71 e ?<br />
&&**>*&* :><<br />
• # - , .<br />
W~
Jm %<br />
TOY<br />
SPECIAL<br />
tweeter Liuiny and CUef i<br />
ire the fuerts <strong>of</strong> pSr<strong>of</strong>cianq<br />
MUR ,P H<br />
3$ sverythmfj you<br />
WMfc <strong>On</strong>lyj<br />
Out If .91<br />
3 FOR<br />
— In Thlt Group —<br />
Toy* • Shadow WMt KIM<br />
Chlitm • T««My BMH<br />
• Doll Nurwr<br />
KHi<br />
• •MvfyKita<br />
A Doll.<br />
nt «l tta lojal TOAeiM»t«r.<br />
— Whh h Half<br />
Md I l l t<br />
Ipamdelefat.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> MubwomiM and other<br />
eltUena vylll be iuked toon to cooperate<br />
In a nation-wide project<br />
to cohipleUly furhlah and reatore<br />
Philadelphia'. Independence Hall at<br />
a hlttorlc thrbu,<br />
U WM announced Monday by<br />
P, WUNB Y. Chrirtlan, prerident <strong>of</strong><br />
the New jiriey SUte Federation ol<br />
Wemen'i CluM, following a meet-<br />
1H» <strong>of</strong> the FedersUon board <strong>of</strong><br />
Mn.<br />
CferMlaa laat Tkaniay<br />
, Mrs. ChrWian amid Out details <strong>of</strong><br />
tjow New Smey club. wlU Join the<br />
campaign will be determined within<br />
the<br />
Uuds Character<br />
Of Patriots<br />
Allflttod Addr*ti«.<br />
•rand Itow Toy* — buy Now Far Chriitmas<br />
USE 00R LAY-A-WA Y PUH<br />
Over 500 Toy. In Stock<br />
SrgW Sihyten in Cap. May County<br />
tan <strong>City</strong> Hardware Co.<br />
) 2151 720 A*bory Av.no.<br />
NOTICE TO<br />
PROPERTY OWNERS<br />
ASK YOURSELF THIS QOESHON:<br />
What Is the Va(u4 <strong>of</strong> My Prspkiry in O«an <strong>City</strong>?<br />
WouWri'/ if jbt good faviiiiMs Mnfo *0 ktitji thforti>*d<br />
•vary wntii fo what h fifa^p.n»fig toOmn CIfy fhaf<br />
affMfs mto ihv««f»n#««?<br />
Hie <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Sentinel-Lcd S er brings fm an accurate<br />
report from Wt e k to week 4i tl wlitl tfa* iHiHUcipal govfcWiHcHt<br />
1* Hfeitrhbbi-Jj new iJeHnaiient re.iderit.,<br />
etc. Youc«ngetU.UV*iUH.duHUHHf<strong>of</strong>mationi : 6r«><br />
little cost from no other medium.<br />
Your thiOlman wilt bring yon your SmntinetfeHger<br />
regularly. Do not *nih a unglm wsftfe.<br />
Ktw Jener fe(eii&B Bead<br />
M M tajU.WPP-n. <strong>of</strong> Mia atola<br />
I. tfie naUtnal IrMp,<br />
At the ceremonies the American<br />
Can Company presented Mn, AhU<br />
eren with several Ihounnd metal<br />
savings bank*, to be wed in obtaining<br />
contributions<br />
O«l .f tiie ^«t*r»U«n aJrajHl<br />
• saw* *** m »«»•»*<br />
Americans on gain much spiritual<br />
granite srulpturing on Mount Bushmore.<br />
In Idaho, and gaiing at the<br />
strong faces <strong>of</strong> George Waihinitan,<br />
thom«s Jeffenron, Abrahaili Lincoln<br />
and Theodore Roosevelt.<br />
So asserted the Rev. Dr Benjamin<br />
T, Allgood. representative <strong>of</strong> the<br />
MetnodUl Bu.nl <strong>of</strong> Ml»»lon. and for.<br />
mcr pastor or the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> church.<br />
In an address to the Mean city Klwauls<br />
Quo at Slmms- Restaurant<br />
yesterday.<br />
He told his former hilow club<br />
memben <strong>of</strong> his impressions gadng<br />
at the busts <strong>of</strong> the gnat men on the<br />
mountain MM feet above him, while<br />
in a church trip to Haho early th 1<br />
year,<br />
W.shlngt«i, ha MM, ttaed tar<br />
MM hind ef ttitnkhta. wtikh MM<br />
wv#fHI i wi if b ^ ft<br />
Jefferson he described as the<br />
-nailer mtnd, the keen thinker and<br />
Manner, whose eotutitutlonal part<br />
Trapjii forMaw the dangers that<br />
•ould befall the eountry after the<br />
tovolutlonarv War, He repreiented<br />
wncise cnnelunions as oppnaed to<br />
•nuch <strong>of</strong> the 'muddled meddling" we<br />
itaerve today, Dr Alikood Mid,<br />
Lincoln wit. Hie th.rtt.Hsn <strong>of</strong><br />
human rights ai faklna Brtudmce<br />
aver e«MMtalMM M UM, lh»<strong>of</strong>th<br />
Bt «Bn ntmf iiiais mil IS rssnt<br />
w&f IHS0FAVCfn^^v iH TnlS flnfli<br />
lit Roosevelt, the rlergfmin said<br />
the nation has one <strong>of</strong> Its earliest outstanding<br />
characters who readied thai<br />
he American people were becoming<br />
Mft in their thinking and devotion<br />
to the cause <strong>of</strong> freedom.<br />
need not worry is much about the<br />
economy <strong>of</strong> our country •• sf the<br />
eharacter <strong>of</strong> MTWiifr*,- Br,<br />
Ailsood cMciudeil, ,"H all <strong>of</strong> us,<br />
had msra <strong>of</strong> «• spirit <strong>of</strong> thau<br />
four MMetf than mild He no<br />
neetf ts worry about the future <strong>of</strong><br />
Hill nation,"<br />
. The club completed plans for -<br />
rternoon and evening, by chartered<br />
riis. There will be 35 Klw.nlans atiendlnK<br />
an Inter club MMtlng with<br />
jhe Frankfort club, after which they<br />
Mil see a night ball name at Connie<br />
Mack Stadium.<br />
.Albert W. Garrison, chairman, an<br />
bunced that the ilub will observe<br />
lalional Kids Day by sponsoring free<br />
hibvie and akatlns nartlea for chll<br />
dren on <strong>Sep</strong>tember 26<br />
ChibtbHave<br />
e Cremi ftflgrtiH<br />
Wtieat Mthilet<br />
Ntiii<br />
St.miUlW taap<br />
y<br />
CirolluttM<br />
Rlc.HM.ie. « W * *<br />
fmmifip<br />
StoMtiip<br />
3 ^r 37'<br />
SMISMP<br />
•ram<br />
••aia.it DeMrfM<br />
Bleaderi Synip<br />
iite<br />
W. Jii« ^<br />
tine Patter LtaM Pi«<br />
Sliced Wtiltt Breil J£.H #<br />
Sparkle BeJitJi ••Mirtt^ J<br />
iLibby't Ripe OlivM<br />
rf--<br />
f<br />
$3.25 per Year in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
*3.^ per Vear feUwhcre Eaet <strong>of</strong> Mi«... 8 ippi<br />
1<br />
- 1 ;<br />
Ian av, be«i
•*• fc;<br />
— WHMV. 0900 Day or Nit.<br />
KfcABAtGAJN?<br />
fSBP ptrA* Sitfra iHij<br />
M~ H onh/$13,500<br />
•wch Iwntttiir*.<br />
In «d tot « U»w ym,<br />
GOLDCM OPPORTUNITY<br />
llliriiiu CMt*«4. FwrnMwA A<br />
LMIY. {My..,.,<br />
TO HAVI MOM CIMTi -<br />
RIO EG AM<br />
^T* and INSURANCE<br />
•'-- gip o.c tm * MM<br />
. pMltloa MI the November 1 general<br />
. election MM M <strong>On</strong>e Mv County.<br />
I County Clerk Btlrtln, W. Cote<br />
* I "<br />
Robert Schiue. <strong>of</strong> Buff.l . ,<br />
wmmt<br />
.ld#nC <strong>of</strong> Petenburt.<br />
Mr, and MM. Jo-ph Mclaughlin,<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, catted on Mr, and<br />
Mrs, Bale Canon, Monday.<br />
• • •<br />
Mr.. Margaret StebWn*. <strong>of</strong> South<br />
leaviUe, U twuptr.tln* at the home<br />
<strong>of</strong> her aomto.law and daughter. Mr.<br />
and Mn. baae Butler<br />
Mr*, fda Delro and her fitter,<br />
• • • Mn. R, •. Kmpe, <strong>of</strong> H«aantvUte,<br />
Mr.. Violet Center and lifter, MB RCV. krape formerly wu the paft.<br />
Marian lehufe. attendini the wedd- or <strong>of</strong> the Pctcmburg MethodiM<br />
OutN h Resort<br />
Ing af Was Oaudette Iflmhardo f^^^<br />
rtte baltot IMlBwM Orter <strong>of</strong> Mutual Protection In <strong>Ocean</strong> Sunday.<br />
Mn. MBry Shorey, with her fonf,<br />
by the quertlon an vMenui't widow <strong>City</strong> wu the moat tucceuful ever . . .<br />
Wayne and Leilie, and her mother,<br />
MnMM. At the bottom will be the conducted here, according to the Mr*. Pauline Sharp and daughter, Mrs, Ida Dctro, were viiiio in<br />
qUMIton on county-wide elwU •«-. <strong>Sep</strong>tember laue <strong>of</strong> The ArtUnn. n. Pauline, ef VineUnd, weire gueita VineUnd, Saturday.<br />
vl« and leal MmMi, on police Uiatton <strong>of</strong> the order. <strong>of</strong> Mlm Lllllnn Srhwciblnu, Thum.<br />
* • •<br />
and flrenwn pay raiaM.<br />
Man af one page <strong>of</strong> the paHer taday.<br />
•- •. and Mr.. James Demareat, <strong>of</strong><br />
devoted to a glowing account <strong>of</strong> the **<br />
lo'nhurft, returned home Tuesday,<br />
aeUvttlef here, June M ta M. II Mr. and Mr.. Al Mario Mi and Bfler spending several weeks with<br />
Include* a picture <strong>of</strong> Mayor Bewker daughter.<br />
naine. Elaine, <strong>of</strong> New N« York, their son and family. Mr. and Mrs,<br />
preaentini a key la the city lo Mart visited vWted friend, friend* hen net* over •(he week<br />
fW ABTOMOOHG UWMn • Kseellent Muter Arttaan P.ttemoi<br />
J CharlM Demareit and son*.<br />
i. ~ The Marl — '<br />
and Mtether photo <strong>of</strong> the new «l dcnW <strong>of</strong> PelBni<br />
* * *<br />
• ii i •!••_• ^ IK if •!• PHUHf ArtUum". 17 ye«id patrtei *<br />
""', and Mn, T " "<br />
can then k i M w cent to- (arlello. af Cand<br />
ughter, Pegsy,<br />
oKph Kelly<br />
The Artlun reported (hat there sf i idelphla. <<br />
•ere 1W eonteiunti in the annual and<br />
track and field meet at the Recrea- • • •<br />
Uon cei - - -<br />
Copt. Show to Attend<br />
Capt, Crt Sh.w,<br />
<strong>City</strong> Are department, will «tt<br />
extsBded weekend Dregrasi <strong>of</strong> out.<br />
• fighting tech.<br />
Pmimnburg<br />
id Mn. John I -<br />
ore guesti t<br />
• Schir "<br />
ci Mrs. Willinm Cundr<br />
_le "MUs America Page<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong>. Thi '<br />
««i»<br />
** brother-l<br />
Jack Devlin, <strong>of</strong> Woodburr«nt<br />
overnight guest <strong>of</strong> her I<br />
P.Unburg Girl's<br />
M « wiL._. VT _ r .<br />
Engog*in«nl Annauncad J' made the locate at ail drtw» on rural highways 256.000.<br />
•<br />
aeters from suddenly opening a door 'Ufvey to eheek up on the speed frere going faster than 70, ,<br />
and climbing yds fcfe ear toroB<br />
or attack the driver. Of course, ar<br />
window* should M idiusted, too:<br />
PAINTING<br />
so ihtt thucs cant reach in and ||<br />
open the door.<br />
INTERIOR — IXTERIOR<br />
- FOR SALE •<br />
tO 1 % 44* H-TtPE KANCH HOUSE<br />
M fcBatra'ririit 9 liijfii fiaVHur' in LJai ^l**l.*4. --- 7--- i u • - = J<br />
• •••• •••llali * •»•••••• ••••••( fJ^fHBf elfHItfaf f^PHfl, HIIBIHf In9<br />
rfKMfM. UHMy raam, *t»«*«4 laraae. irHr T Mtt>.<br />
GEORGE L. GRUBB<br />
IMI Central An, PMm nKM<br />
YEARAROUMO<br />
BUSINESS FOR SALE<br />
Candy • fra Cream -<br />
GrocerJM, «fc.<br />
Naar High School<br />
Phono O.C. 2524-M<br />
Mock sat,> Ma and Mtaue, nlntaMnab<br />
>nln»lb tMtOwf ksMai carvetf wood Mpwa<br />
Iwnp*;<br />
bran; pr^ hinitiful Drtff<br />
fdn §<br />
mm mtMrmttmrnkt<br />
LESTER M. SLATOFF<br />
'•j.
9f Ha enter mrface.<br />
H»€S -<br />
M . V<br />
MJILOfM' ASSOCIATION<br />
to help -control" I<br />
»1 t.<br />
« one<br />
»13»:<br />
Architects Suggestions <strong>On</strong> Needs Additions<br />
Un***±J1 i£ti*%f* a Rn#iflriBlar%w Hnndy Mm Can<br />
CONGRATULATIONS TO<br />
PONTIERE BUILT HOMES, Inc.<br />
m<br />
m---. w ? fe<br />
We ielieve The<br />
finest homes<br />
A Home <strong>of</strong> Yeur Own<br />
Tte piroud owner <strong>of</strong> a now hone<br />
usually la antHm to begin making<br />
"tapNMMUa 11 at tfct •arllast pa*.<br />
•IKe moment, even though hta place<br />
I. aa modern us Best year*, automobile<br />
Juat blame this peculiarity an<br />
good old human nature.<br />
Builders, <strong>of</strong> sauna, have to •top<br />
whan the blueprint says, to than<br />
1» plenty <strong>of</strong> latitude far the work,<br />
stup-hobby hubby ta begin when<br />
the contractor- ended<br />
Save are a few ideas for special<br />
ImprwcoMtta that ikonM be high<br />
on the bobdylsfs Hat after be and<br />
hi» family tain moved in:<br />
For the kitchen, a miniature (•«•<br />
lory in any home, he aught to make<br />
a blackboard to awn aa a family<br />
bulletin for Beaaagea and lUts.<br />
M may to I M M IIKIM* any<br />
vhara, Includlnf MM faraff antf<br />
utUMr raw*. EMth er caMnaM<br />
nff b* awd* bv •fMihtf a ItfnktK<br />
willburd.<br />
When IPIM is at • premium.<br />
•Imply Inatill umt ' Pee Bo«rd"<br />
panels on closet doors, in the kit-<br />
Chen, over the workbench. In the<br />
|in|t or utility roan. They're a<br />
miracle <strong>of</strong> space saving and venatllily.<br />
If M unanlihxl aMIf waa left<br />
for tha h<strong>of</strong>M awniF to dram up.<br />
Hut may ha th* Ne, 1 pra|acf,<br />
tasy to imtall ara tour«e<strong>of</strong>w
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wort for pa<br />
HWm In<br />
CM,M It B<br />
ft* TMM.-<br />
9 War in<br />
»mes Safer<br />
Your <strong>On</strong>ly Real Security ., f. A Home <strong>of</strong> Your Own<br />
In Bed-<br />
M window<br />
il tan*<br />
Interior<br />
or. aspanain<br />
far nm M-<br />
r«l nprlghU.<br />
asingly uMd<br />
oring, a-<br />
include<br />
•Uher shinglM —<br />
AMU for ro<strong>of</strong>lng and, to some i<br />
, ttnt, far siding. Aluminum and no.<br />
fttr per m MM gaining u reoBng m..<br />
la a km tariaia.<br />
lar molded edgej at the boards '<br />
wood-sided homes farm a patte!<br />
1 J<br />
UBM ttat give added bMuty („<br />
JMMM when the width <strong>of</strong> the<br />
mta ta property related to tfca<br />
i wall am.<br />
gS?SSI^ J°5P«} 7n Horn. Wh.r. Fv.ry*./n 9 ,. CfacMcaf<br />
*^ncrete*olock ratio Urul I •» n-d^ «* .in*^,, v»,, *, **», *. **«.<br />
fram SMAU HOMES GUiOe<br />
mito Erin iMM to •<br />
FRONT<br />
otposed wood beans, trim and Hoaring<br />
but the basic one given ii the<br />
esduini sales appeal <strong>of</strong> wood.<br />
Mora and mere sulldars ara ef,<br />
faring hausaa with wood panallng<br />
ytad in ana ar mora roams, And<br />
the traatmant reported to have thi<br />
.I»"»t4-»«T»L*HILL<br />
VMIPV •«• WITH •UPPUCII<br />
•FKtlBlilSK<br />
-a* cone, ••.••<br />
•-COKC. C*f-<br />
Increase Noted in Use <strong>of</strong><br />
Wood For Interior <strong>of</strong> Homes<br />
A definite trend toward greater deesrattve u§e ef ireed la home fa,<br />
tellers is ciled by builders throughout the country la connection with<br />
National Horn* Week. i —<br />
entrs, ^y. or , "convertible" nan<br />
where guests spend the night and<br />
where the family relaxes after the<br />
guests have gone home properly Inpressed.<br />
In fact, it may be asy<br />
room in the home, or any number <strong>of</strong><br />
rooms, that benefit from the vena*<br />
tils funetlfing perfemed by msdpsi<br />
wsod finishes.<br />
Wood paneling, used either alone<br />
or in combination with other wall<br />
treatments* gives the home planner<br />
a distinguished start on an almoMt<br />
limitless choice <strong>of</strong> decorative pottibilltles<br />
because the natural beauty<br />
<strong>of</strong> wood grain and the responsive*<br />
ness <strong>of</strong> Its color tones support and<br />
enhance all other ' textures and<br />
colors.<br />
With tod..', wid* chain <strong>of</strong> «Hd<br />
Interior KnhhHi H» owner may<br />
tarry out any theme Irani catval<br />
ryttlc attach) to th. bright ahV<br />
clenty <strong>of</strong> madam design ar ffia<br />
•tenant simplicity required far pan<br />
Oak, walnut, pine, birch, mahog.<br />
any, cetUr. fir, cypress, hemlock,<br />
H and almost every other species<br />
<strong>of</strong> commercially produced wood are<br />
Mag ined today far Interior paneling.<br />
Mnaja are mOable in lumber<br />
or In plymiod. and in an InRnlJe<br />
nrMr rt pattenta, both clear and<br />
knotty.<br />
They may be stained, painted, ar<br />
anaawled. But the usual prefer,<br />
ence. according to tnde reporU, li<br />
for stained natunl wood finish. In<br />
keeping with the push <strong>of</strong> modem<br />
design toward the simplicity that U<br />
found In natural forms. AIM, denlgnerg<br />
Bays discovered there h<br />
more color In wood than first mMti<br />
the eye, ranxtng from ipar""<br />
briflht thraiiijT tho sunset hui<br />
meUowdsrk<br />
DurabHIty and economy <strong>of</strong> inaU<br />
Ana wfisn f^<br />
ma, i<br />
them end Mia* Im<br />
laa^naK •••=» ianaVafwalal Jkaaiafl •atapamlaaiimm ~<br />
Hm flfipfnip mtm I HI HIIUIS^ ,<br />
Comrort U another property <strong>of</strong><br />
wood that Is letting Increailng rwqgnltlon.<br />
wSad not only 1MB<br />
Aadowad »od eaaj In summer, MK<br />
and winn In winter. It<br />
,. It* auperlor lnniUUon<br />
a year,<br />
Wban alBldan drive, home X night<br />
this 1a the (MR <strong>of</strong> felt daMrleal ilv<br />
Inf. Th*. gang* devn open by<br />
radio cmtrol awl he drive. In the<br />
garage, attached to Us allTalr con-<br />
—ritTT il| li . I nil • 11| flu fcwirwF<br />
If HUdea wltbM Ike country<br />
breeMlmKad <strong>of</strong> air coodltionlnt<br />
he pre*t« » Wtoo aarf the picture<br />
window drop. Oowly (elartri«lly. <strong>of</strong><br />
coune) through a partition Mow,<br />
and he walks onto the p*llo.<br />
"Tbls gives plenty <strong>of</strong> space If you<br />
want to have a IM <strong>of</strong> guests In," he<br />
comnenla. Maiden then turns on •<br />
fl light In the roam, tlnee theM<br />
in be controlled from • mellow<br />
s<strong>of</strong>tnea to bright far readiw.<br />
He may teal the need for a :<br />
fresher after a bard day at Us elec<br />
There h. atratfhes out on a sun<br />
deck and turra on Infrared ligbl,<br />
for an electrical tuntan. WhUe en><br />
Joying this man made sunshine, be<br />
naehes up for his favorite book or<br />
magadne on a rack above. After s<br />
' rer, perhaps the air conditioning<br />
is too cool on Ms wet body* Maltha<br />
electric heating<br />
fin concealed In the celling light,<br />
and the temperature rlMi,<br />
p<br />
and suparvisad th. efectrital in,<br />
•NllaNans, thought <strong>of</strong> just about<br />
ewarytMnl. Thara's a talashona<br />
by the umdedi as there will be no<br />
swrrylng about If he's caught In<br />
m<br />
SEAL-TITE<br />
\ «•*>!•« S&JEJ isssr<br />
Among Uher<br />
cations outtetbj<br />
be switched ««<br />
•prinkllni! „. '<br />
me BUeneni,<br />
ROOFINQ<br />
and SIDING CO.<br />
OC1AN CITY HPMUNTTATiVi! . /<br />
POWELL-VAN GILDER LUMBER GO. i3lh St. & Watt Ave. PtwH,<br />
You Get<br />
More with<br />
DU-MOR"<br />
Main MiM and WarahauM: I Wlldwood Br.ncH: . ;<br />
3732 Fod.r.1 St., C.mdan, N. J, I 206 I, Oak Av.nu., WIMMfi<br />
HMM NWrchantvill. 8-1023 I Phon. 2-2177 .•<br />
W« tort <strong>of</strong> preach fhsf you only build yoUr "Dr.am Hwn" about once, the<br />
Horn* where you «r* glarf |a com. to — rhe Home that houses everything<br />
n«pr and dear to you — your wif. and fainily ... and you thould gel th» tep.<br />
fno* vaim for awary deliar »p-nt.<br />
To gat yaur own Home require gasd planning, an honest dasira and tomebpdy'i<br />
hard work. Good planning can tava many dollar*, many disappointment*<br />
and a lot <strong>of</strong> the work — and that is where we can ba Mpaciiliy<br />
helpful.<br />
Faol free to call on our vast Experience and Planning Service In deciding to<br />
build your home. Tho CMI? NOT A Cf NT.<br />
DU-MOR eO|<br />
"Designers jang Builders <strong>of</strong> Fin*<br />
• •sHadaaQkafal^ Mu^^uttfU^KKtK/ttKM<br />
iUtooale iiudy light for t<br />
— child with a nlghUy quota <strong>of</strong><br />
Mrt to one <strong>of</strong> tno t r.<br />
^uina. in today's average house-<br />
IISUBK eiparta agne,<br />
ftrtoechl'd •tudylng at a kitchen<br />
^ ' mom table, average run<br />
works a particular hardnUng<br />
to illumination engl.<br />
r general room lighting i»<br />
^Bite Ulumli •<br />
•Ming tasks<br />
orwrillne<br />
«Hnf* IUhflm dlreMed at .<br />
or dlnlnf roam taMa must<br />
• " • with light tram<br />
glass<br />
dilfuUng bawl oafere there<br />
' Hlmnlnation far the ttu.<br />
*•<br />
•n* scksol atudent with a desk<br />
— ork at Is, <strong>of</strong> course,<br />
II* pljlld," *-•-"<br />
omfortable and<br />
il4a«llnp placed to the left <strong>of</strong> a<br />
•Mundcd sludcnt— that he will<br />
I • ihadaw as he writes—and<br />
Wllut a light colored wall is<br />
I U|htlnK for slmlying aa iong<br />
tberj is Jlso some general light,<br />
ai tte ms ts eliminate lightisbender<br />
. A dak finished In light tones,<br />
IMNfM by blatters <strong>of</strong> light tones,<br />
alaj ^iuible. reducing the annsy-<br />
I antnsts between white pages<br />
I s darktopped desk.<br />
fsitttrnpf to study faythe light<br />
1 a bin>Bvlb lalllng flMwra It<br />
•Bdy atklng tar discomfort and<br />
Miter abelf iMnn<br />
eablnet whe« thV<br />
Your <strong>On</strong>ly Real Security .... A Home <strong>of</strong> Your Own<br />
i More Efficient<br />
uete now on «,e market wm help the hor,<br />
«!• •»• to rrntriac ula.<br />
r_ylni about su • month, covering<br />
Average HomQ Costs principal ud Interest, insurance and<br />
$S0 tO Maintain oUl operiUne eosts, including<br />
The tipkal house being buill upkeep and repairs, plua monthly<br />
area <strong>of</strong> ulmoa 1,000 square feet.<br />
monUi.<br />
BEFORE YOU BUILD OR REMODEL<br />
VISIT OUR MODERN ,<br />
Incom* Fixes<br />
Prke<strong>of</strong>Hom*<br />
M<br />
How much BH a Aaitb/ nprmally<br />
pay for a home without eauting a<br />
long tern, hard^lp?<br />
rndprttk W JiMuon, •ssisUuit<br />
vine president sr Ihe Dime Bavins"<br />
Bank <strong>of</strong> Brooklyn, aotwers that<br />
""I in m artkie appearini In<br />
a rpeant apUton <strong>of</strong> •nail Homes<br />
RuMe, Hire to bjs answer;<br />
"The punkase prtc. af a hana—<br />
whether a used neuta, t brand new<br />
ana in a aaMtoatnant, or ana built<br />
ta cnler-ta aMerai shMiM not<br />
- fnera than lV» HIM yaar an<br />
!• other wards, H yaw asm<br />
WStm a ror. th* aMea af ycifr<br />
Hfinvi lnouls ffsf p# inane ffiMf<br />
•IMMi it incamt (• I1MNB, yau<br />
ahouM not hvV pr y*d a horZ<br />
sastlni mere than KAH.<br />
'•Funhermore, monthly carrying<br />
Ing ehargea ipaycienu on mortgage<br />
principal, interest, taxes and ln«ur<br />
i should not exceed the home<br />
gage lenders go beyond this and i<br />
Kent that weekly Income shuld<br />
least equal the carrying charge., pli<br />
the cost df transportation to place<br />
<strong>of</strong> employment, coat <strong>of</strong> gas and<br />
electric service and cost <strong>of</strong> heating<br />
fuel.<br />
biigati<br />
111 work a hardship on him<br />
J nis family."<br />
Jackson BUHBSfed that a family<br />
aasirina ta build ar buy should<br />
first detamtlna the amount <strong>of</strong> fash<br />
that can he paM as the Initial<br />
equity, or down payment. This ilg*<br />
or. could Include the yalue ai the<br />
land If the prespacNye hama.<br />
APPLIANCE STORES w SHOPS<br />
Hotpoint<br />
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES<br />
1<br />
Ranges<br />
i Water Heater*<br />
^Refrigerator.<br />
• Atftonmtic Wa«l»ers<br />
Electrical Contractor<br />
eating Panel*<br />
Gomplaim Unmm <strong>of</strong><br />
) Standard Crane<br />
Kphler Plumbing Fixtures<br />
Ga« Ranses<br />
9 Gas Water Heater*<br />
~ Electric Water Heaters<br />
W Toilet ScaU<br />
A Chrome Faucet*<br />
4»t Bath Accessories<br />
• Garbage Disposal Units<br />
• York Oil Burners<br />
• York Heat OH Units<br />
York Heat Winter Air<br />
Conditioners<br />
I Gas Fired Boilers<br />
TrM-lrr>f<br />
#» ;«t* fa*" flf «Prt«#g. nejuiiM. No matter How ww or old the<br />
^<br />
BOB**, a. wwwiencli h a "MM> W lw fw g<br />
cMh, wntf ratalii tljDW far rum. Bajmanee, fluip and buiiB-ltymir bulUJt tar<br />
ishtan aad apply fMOB for the<br />
A modern tsnlhMM toll Is<br />
4own paynwnt. you will need a<br />
motttHt <strong>of</strong> «1Q.QW if your home<br />
w<br />
Af W haw. *l»<br />
The vwehaneh itself Is the bear! I taaytel one<br />
IF YOU DON'T KNOW<br />
KNOW YOUR<br />
DEALER<br />
The Building Industry is constantly<br />
developing new products to improve<br />
your home, comfort and stability<br />
Quite effan you hur MmMnt H w f "TNy don't mtki btHMinf<br />
materials and Iviqhpr •» flpod as Hwy did twfor* th* war. This<br />
statement is not friM, Copd building nuteriaii nfwei Ms ipology.<br />
today's tfrchnlquM ar* tartar than *r* r - Qrad« t>r gra^ loml-Jr<br />
•ml building tnaMriili ara bttf«r tNn lr»*PrT»t*Wfti. >Mp Pwl-<br />
corm and invita your insp«Ktion <strong>of</strong> ovr products anytfrn*.<br />
Yts, for 62 yaar, j, P. COLLINS h-twnrtnitfmim&tf<br />
.hi. ,ra. ^ m gr«^ MWIflB m*^l.»,. It |y.f tf^d, •«<br />
m m<br />
that HM aiiistanc* <strong>of</strong> any catnftaiiy dappasfc 'Upta itw»--'<br />
•<br />
istf<br />
MM winter, u<br />
Tho tt*mlfli>w»rd wood te<br />
part <strong>of</strong> U»<br />
— to »
*%-.<br />
Approval <strong>of</strong> an Mended ahurehl<br />
building minn w« one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
main topic. H New Jartcy MslliodMa<br />
(MM rttlr lit annual m«ting<br />
here.<br />
• • •<br />
Fir* Chief B. B, •ntth MU Hut<br />
th» »tat* fire safety law, requiring<br />
automatic alarm viteml In hoteU,<br />
had miM powlble loop at Ufa In<br />
the daatfUMIVB Nn'M the Hlseayne,<br />
• c •<br />
Patrolman John J. Melfftr, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
cur. r*»w J«w. load peliM, in eltcud to the<br />
MM <strong>of</strong> taMN ot Mia Nn Jaiwy<br />
Patralnefr'a B*nevol«it Amocintl.<br />
TKNBER 17. 19 83<br />
• * •<br />
Mayor Bawter announced that<br />
the city clerts <strong>of</strong>fies would be open<br />
from 7 to 0 on three night, prior to<br />
the deadline top votan to ngtaer<br />
for the presidential election.<br />
• • •<br />
Member, <strong>of</strong> St. Augustine's pariah<br />
presented • new ear to their p.ntor.<br />
Fatter; Bartholomew B, Doyle, in<br />
reeoiniuon <strong>of</strong> hu elevMian to the<br />
rank <strong>of</strong> Mnuifmsr and Ripal Chamberlain,<br />
tad the resort's borne-<br />
-*—" Sa the observance<br />
,jn on Sunday and<br />
Sd<br />
3, ifxIiCTtZ-^<br />
aiJMfuetM in recent yean. And as<br />
"—•----* home owner has become<br />
the best In attractiveness,<br />
djfevkei iB UB honie, ,<br />
sfs liave i^«^^^nd§d to tUg tieh*t«<br />
anticipated It, in tuny way*.<br />
• r can proudly point to runner-<br />
. ernbody the UtiSt thoughts <strong>of</strong><br />
'mOt mirta a milestone, each ye»r, in<br />
e building.<br />
Www for the school kids, but its memories<br />
"•• " <strong>of</strong> Mia tan for a month, at least.<br />
<strong>of</strong> the resort by New Jersey's<br />
annual state-wide conference.<br />
CHy to the permanent meeting place for<br />
is a tribute to Ms high standing among<br />
Founded bffiethodlst ministers,<br />
I the principles they laid down for<br />
.#B well as tti physical, cleanliness make It<br />
--tlate'. Methodbu. May they continue to<br />
tough on the high school students to go btek<br />
ee after having paid substantial withholding<br />
Jkyftf «our*e, many • sUp twixt an inquiry and a<br />
fUtoyeebi who see a newspaper or magazine ad<br />
rOeWm Ctty and who write for awn informsr<br />
are not prospects at all, merely curiosity-<br />
* ° " ~ <strong>of</strong> inquiries received by the city<br />
. uicrease over HH year, muin<br />
concluding that a $4,500<br />
»n more than jusU-<br />
. i went Into more «.<br />
, though a minor part <strong>of</strong> it<br />
" ar in ranging farther<br />
- It even Invaded the<br />
Thta wat a daring innovation, for Calif orfamotu<br />
resort section that lures tourists from<br />
"-".Vet, in proportion la the money spent.<br />
t, The name ind fame <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
.here and there across the continent<br />
a* tn the<br />
f<br />
Its hare tttstiAed repeating<br />
next year.<br />
have their usual luck this week, the<br />
1<br />
"" rt <strong>of</strong> fitting the Confer-<br />
kname Evangelinc.<br />
"rrtunu" mtn In, were con.<br />
dollar* higher than they ware<br />
» hldication that the 1981 season<br />
ijfiatetf ionewlly that <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
" o f other indicatorswet<br />
crowds, activities<br />
,, i-Wttbank depotiU represent<br />
tbef« lint a national dump o<br />
. '*<br />
k ytar hence, the<br />
ally <strong>of</strong>ficials<br />
erator is that<br />
•moke nuisance that<br />
<strong>of</strong> tlte rtsort, when the dump bethe<br />
amoktest dttea<br />
that traditional<br />
thatUttoKeabiternent<br />
FIVE TCABI AOO<br />
A conuntttee <strong>of</strong> tfle 1MB Ametaiion<br />
conferred with city <strong>of</strong>ficials<br />
and Indicated a peneful wttlcmcnt<br />
<strong>of</strong> the dMpute over conitructlon <strong>of</strong><br />
a new Slndla apartment project an<br />
A new schedule <strong>of</strong> |n<br />
Co, BvermglnE IS per cent, went Into<br />
effect.<br />
* p *<br />
Frank C. Matthew**' wai nomlnotert<br />
for the pmldene; <strong>of</strong> the K|.<br />
wanls Club In 1MI,<br />
• . » .<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Hebekah Loan<br />
renived • State Assembly trophy<br />
lor attaining the highen peRentate<br />
•tain in nMnUjenhip during the yeir.<br />
It (a awardM by (he Mate president,<br />
Mrs, Clara E, Wrtaht.<br />
* * *<br />
Judge Howard Warren impaled<br />
' jail tentencn and f I "<br />
and iwo women who foiled to obey<br />
an earlier court order to ,le<br />
following a disorderly hi<br />
NN MASS AGO<br />
After eight sew* <strong>of</strong> watting, tho<br />
police deportment WW assured at<br />
iwo.wiy radio equipment when the<br />
commissioners approved a puretuie<br />
st &£$% for a transnttter and three<br />
mobile units*<br />
* * «<br />
Became <strong>of</strong> more pupil* riding<br />
than it had anticipated, the Board<br />
<strong>of</strong> Education authorized the hiring<br />
<strong>of</strong> a second Shore fast <strong>Line</strong> bus to<br />
transport children from the north<br />
end <strong>of</strong> town,<br />
* • *<br />
Qcetrle Co, Manager F, Edwin<br />
Reiber asked the public to economise<br />
on eleolricity to aid in the con-<br />
Spf^filttllii nt r«nl tFiinSfvirtDfinn<br />
and manpoweri under a War Production<br />
Board program.<br />
• * 3<br />
The Moyer Company* builder <strong>of</strong><br />
boats for the government, entertained<br />
Ha 110 employes at a dinncrdance<br />
at the Atlantie <strong>City</strong> Country<br />
Club,<br />
• A *<br />
The Coin Ouard team, with a Ha-<br />
•on record <strong>of</strong> 10 wins and two<br />
loaes, won ihe Recreation Center<br />
trophy for the championship ul ihe<br />
S<strong>of</strong>tball League,<br />
TWENTT TEABS AOO<br />
letic Association treamry, the high<br />
Mliool football team wu short <strong>of</strong><br />
ynlfornu and equ^ment, uid 10<br />
boys on the Huad Were advised that<br />
Monihan Contracting Co., <strong>of</strong> this<br />
tract by the freeholders to rebuild<br />
the county highway bridge across<br />
Corsen's Inlet.<br />
gan-Ranck Post, American Legion,<br />
with Lotus Benner iM Harry Roy<br />
named vice commanders.<br />
* * *r<br />
The resort concluded a dreary<br />
summer season, from the weather<br />
standpoint, aa records showed that<br />
only 20 out N days were clear during<br />
July and August.<br />
* * «<br />
Mrs. Charles H. Vail was present*<br />
Th« Nut Bowl<br />
HEAVY INVBSTHENT<br />
He wu a promlslnf young pitch*<br />
er, but soon after he joined the<br />
major ball dub, he began having<br />
coiuld*rable trouble with his teeth.<br />
The club ••nt him to a dental tpeclall«t<br />
and paid a very high bllL<br />
But the new teeth didn't Improve<br />
<strong>On</strong> the day <strong>of</strong> hta departure, a<br />
totoimMB watched Mm pack and<br />
<strong>of</strong>fered him aynptthy. But the pit,<br />
ekartMned it, ;<br />
"Don't worry," he assured his<br />
you think they're going to turn me<br />
loose with $1,500 worth <strong>of</strong> their<br />
WeOiJn my mouth?"<br />
Forum and Ag'ln 'Em<br />
Fears Population Growth<br />
Will Peril Water Supply<br />
Editor Senllnel Udger—The <strong>Sep</strong>tember<br />
4 tasue carries article, on the<br />
Utereawd traffic from the new turnpike,<br />
the proposed Increased build,<br />
ing boon, and the mcreaned number<br />
<strong>of</strong> vUitorn • '<br />
Garden Slats I<br />
How many people have sat •<br />
•— •— in? Fe» one<br />
ans that all the New York. <strong>City</strong><br />
i will come down and •poll the<br />
...tur»l beauty and arderiineia <strong>of</strong><br />
, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. The two I<br />
ave nude <strong>Ocean</strong> city<br />
rtey will try to change it and make<br />
li another r<br />
I was born In New York <strong>City</strong>,<br />
get out when things became bail.<br />
Another thing. This building<br />
boom. How long will the drawing<br />
<strong>of</strong> the increased amount <strong>of</strong> fresh<br />
water from the weils go on before<br />
ihe wells start to give brackkh<br />
water? This is a serious matter. It<br />
wont be the first shore place that<br />
has had to be abandoned, due to the<br />
loss <strong>of</strong> fresh water. As a matter <strong>of</strong><br />
fact, here In northern New Jersey<br />
some <strong>of</strong> the communities are experiencing<br />
water trouble, due to the Increased<br />
population putting such a<br />
strain on the "ells that they have<br />
gone dry,<br />
v<br />
From the latest papers a commun*<br />
iiy close 10 Hiusoaie nas nao one oi<br />
Us wells BO dry. And this Is the<br />
fourth or Hfth in the past year! At<br />
the shore there Is no other fresh<br />
water supply to tap, when the fresh<br />
water table is lowered enough to nlthe<br />
loss <strong>of</strong> the back pressure.<br />
This is a serious matter, not to be<br />
pooh pooed <strong>of</strong>f lightly by the builders<br />
Intent on making a dollar.<br />
We have In the past been making<br />
heavy investments in <strong>Ocean</strong> city, as<br />
we love the place as it is now (even<br />
though it Is a considerable distance<br />
from our homei and hope tfli' live<br />
there In the near future. But the<br />
doubt to the minds <strong>of</strong> many who<br />
look to the future and know''what<br />
has happened. If I am not mistaken,<br />
Los Angeles and other Pacific coast<br />
fresh water from wells. -<br />
Also, as rmriUoned, with the .new<br />
i •M'^BJ, »iir HEW itiiK UlUWII.irU!<br />
Inftitrate and ruin O«an <strong>City</strong>. Look<br />
at< Asbury Park, as it Is noiiVand<br />
wtyit it Was 10 yean ago. As BCihop<br />
C.mon recently stated, what U need.<br />
eouraging the type <strong>of</strong> people that<br />
are not wanted. Let's all keep <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
CUV nice as we know It,<br />
< W. HOWE WHEELER.<br />
»! Venter Way,<br />
llillsdale, N. J<br />
CriMtifM Way Summ«r<br />
SUMS War* Conducted<br />
Editor SentlnelLedeer—1 have just<br />
ins on any natter <strong>of</strong> local cut<br />
lnTeresf, are (lwu'i welcome, ...<br />
senttnel-Lesnr wwrves the rimt t,<br />
enndanH tlieni to lit Ihe «-"-•-•<br />
•eac*. Th»- nut he In this by the flr.t mall on BaluroM';<br />
u,,. to In. n<br />
•ure publication In me nilawlng<br />
GORDON S, MILLER,<br />
Leopard rd,.<br />
BerH-yn, Pa.<br />
Call* Per BoMor Bus<br />
Sarvita in Ocoan <strong>City</strong><br />
Editor Sentinei-Ledger—ponl you<br />
think something should be done on<br />
bus transportation In <strong>Ocean</strong> city?<br />
Why should the public have to<br />
wait fur buses to come from Atlantic<br />
<strong>City</strong> to transport the riding public<br />
to and fro Into <strong>Ocean</strong> city?<br />
I also want to call your attention<br />
to the charge <strong>of</strong> selling tickets to<br />
made to pay for the ride in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> at the same time. <strong>On</strong> several<br />
occasion. I have had to wait as long<br />
as three quarters <strong>of</strong> art hour for a<br />
bus.<br />
Editor Sentinel Ledger-AU Amer-<br />
Ice today faces a great problem <strong>of</strong><br />
Does correction lie In better high,<br />
ways, or In Improving our safety<br />
signals at corners?<br />
In all states we find traffic lights<br />
I<br />
Opinion,<br />
(eat* HUy Cunty SanftBl<br />
It Is M Injustice to prtnt the nsjnM<br />
nf la-year-ald nnkHi ol "gangs.<br />
who itad themselves In the tells <strong>of</strong><br />
the law and withhold iH.bilc.tion <strong>of</strong><br />
the group'. ringleader* because they<br />
haw not yet attained the ripe old<br />
age <strong>of</strong> li. Coddling by the law U<br />
as tad foi 17ye»id» and IB-yesr.<br />
OIOS a. H » isr ismn-<br />
It has been found In too many<br />
i that a torture by a court<br />
nough, Tha fledglings,and<br />
their parents, ha*e been known W<br />
take the attitude that "as Ions a,<br />
their names are not In the papers ,<br />
not. much harm wUI some to them.<br />
The greatest deterrent to Juven.<br />
lies 1 Uw infraeUons will be publlcatlon<br />
or <strong>of</strong>fenders' names, as well as<br />
the mimes <strong>of</strong> their parents,<br />
re <strong>of</strong> the opinion that the<br />
COMII TMi BAVOLUiMyMi<br />
(Cape Ma* liar and Wave)<br />
Tbe recent heal wave thai<br />
Cape May a lute r' -•— ~<br />
irly In the siege <strong>of</strong> high temper.<br />
•s some <strong>of</strong> the more untnnltitea<br />
i appeared In .horts iBermudi<br />
d otherwise i to escape the dl».<br />
- mankind's triditlonal<br />
«„„, _.,,e long, as the heat contlnued,<br />
more and more venturea<br />
forth, and the longer It went on,<br />
ihe shorter the shorts became.<br />
Some <strong>of</strong> ihe dressier ones sported<br />
well tillered shorts and Scotch<br />
plolda<br />
ly years,<br />
d then \Y "<br />
thought thai advoeaH. ..<br />
any price. And Its disclpi<br />
hacked «<br />
where beti<br />
The point is that apparently men<br />
are at long last letting down the<br />
bars that caused them to swelter so<br />
much in years gone by. Perhaps the<br />
revolution that has seen sports<br />
shirts, slacks, etc., replace the hard<br />
cottars, blue Jackets and white flannels<br />
(with the straw skimmer always)<br />
that used to be the summer,<br />
time uniform for mankind has been<br />
progressing faster than we realised.<br />
hJr neXi. summer, sometime In July.<br />
And so perhaps we are going to eon.<br />
slder possibly doing some planning<br />
LIMOTrMNINO TM| MASON<br />
leap* May County Tlmnl<br />
tow "eaS «go by • gP Ury Avenue Phone 1141 «^W«<br />
IN ORDER VO SteVI YOU BITTER<br />
...... W. will be spanWadiiesdaY annlnis,<br />
PI.... Mwne for appointment<br />
CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP<br />
1026 Albury Av#. Phon. 071?<br />
HELEN'S<br />
Beauty Salon<br />
* Permanent Waving Hair Tinting<br />
Scalp Treatment. Faewla<br />
Ith St. at Central Ave, • Phone 0935<br />
ANDREW'S HAIRDRESSING<br />
COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE<br />
fromjhat perennial favorite, •'Show lloaf" -^<br />
T Tammy and Beverly B took turns at the mike In I *••! H)"~2M DV ANliHFVi/ nnA i"F AIHF<br />
then in duels. Tommy did "Old Man River' and hit lp»|B, v V V *\IWKH V¥ 0/10 U<br />
ark.<br />
The program wjiU be highlighted<br />
by a talk by Dr. Charles D JUnrple<br />
<strong>of</strong> New York, medical director <strong>of</strong><br />
the American Heart Association.<br />
r:w- .TO* coumsu-ipr<br />
S^, afvtral bar pMn.ialtfiMI<br />
FiH that tli. beat opinion. « MMM<br />
, et public uterwt and Uw aUmlnl<br />
^^ toation ot juatlea n(ay ba oMatatd,<br />
Monti i<br />
CB convention<br />
highway hghy plee paliee m p o r tmm<br />
j»t niardtay i ,<br />
moat" would help to Mtr itlBouUi J«r
L f&^sS%t3<br />
v «*rt «tar th.<br />
Mb adMnl in pHif>flta by<br />
'^ ^*^ ygf-g<br />
- —-1 inMNMin where it la eonwrtet<br />
A M M flivn during the n<br />
._. „ i s p l by a simple device arUMal<br />
£°"Vth*Jf "Manea" which were deteried far<br />
"Ob American fleet<br />
JHUt<br />
DOtLAWS<br />
lftt iffl<br />
ift Brtttah The UnfoU from on elcareiM<br />
•lr to meet oaekagt. cut Into tiny •tripa, would<br />
ho thrown out <strong>of</strong> . bomber In fllfht.<br />
K^5,Thi-ft FloaUna iMh* atr. they SmTSmSmTSi became bar- „ £ 12£fS£*l'mm ~<br />
?<br />
rter.<br />
rt<br />
from which<br />
hh<br />
the<br />
h<br />
enemy's radar «»• ««!•»! •.«••• *"•"?as<br />
Mama sent hack echoes, 2L_ _ -^ ^. _—_<br />
B, lUye. Hamilton, who • ac <strong>On</strong><br />
Mas nf the FUMan Bam ws<br />
^<br />
ffiW<br />
WB Sgw flnpHBfM Sf flHMll. tin<br />
Wthwilfc plarllia at M» IMM. m-<br />
«*MIMI, •W^f tat MMril IM<br />
•ummer. and who U aa Mna<br />
PUM ooJiertor and ealar in IP<br />
pber, will deliver a Bnal bnn «<br />
the Rotary auk MBMHMK f»w<br />
nujht at Plj-mooth In T*. main<br />
•adar today Is helal used In many CM1U, <strong>of</strong> radar statist jaaw imti<br />
"- Of KM importance ta tte =aata <strong>of</strong> STeBrSf^<br />
EMILY<br />
Dining Room<br />
718 Eichth StrMt<br />
Jast Good Food<br />
TO* TBM IBtk UABOIf<br />
— nvm — i<br />
* Bre*kfa,t<br />
* Luncheon<br />
* Dinner<br />
MR«. nULY<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
OAI.LACHXK<br />
Open Thru <strong>Sep</strong>t. 20<br />
1357-59 A$t«y A<br />
for pauIHe Iniadinj (dam mm.<br />
Mrtsk Ma> «MI; Mliw • toe*"*<br />
m Oit» niiilna PHUaii MM,<br />
.^ qanmu<br />
t» Matt I"<br />
iMM w.tll<br />
Radar, Mr. NeCake ^ M Mamn> ,, ,,gga MUM,<br />
Ing eoBunenial m n n aunar<br />
ground control madr paHUWt in* in* unilad »M«' t<br />
Berlin AMIft. B amlt * p<br />
"talk down- plan*. M —Him mm. are an lUipias'<br />
"It even browsbi «a rMmn Mm n E mi,<br />
through denae H B i » limduiis<br />
In Wa«hJngum. .to te ton prsi 4<br />
dent," he mnarkeM. TS«: was p * i<br />
or bad, .emrdhi, to (W pallUek" f<br />
The ipeaker aid that af! gooklni<br />
on the new liner. Untied StatM, i><br />
done on radar nnsem, whteh tran^fafis<br />
raw food to the cooked product<br />
In a matter el seconds<br />
[ OM •! Ht lahnt wwa !• Mart-<br />
' i an MmpHiaa, If a tar<br />
Ing mi r«crd» Hw car ilcanie<br />
The radio relar tivsten makes it<br />
•Haaible for IJU telephone calls to<br />
be tran«mltt«l over on* line, slmultaneoyd¥,<br />
and for tke «lnitiltaneoui<br />
tnauUMon <strong>of</strong> six television pro.<br />
snni. It alto hu nude possible<br />
t^ie transmission <strong>of</strong> photographs for<br />
newipapen by wire.<br />
The proeram was arranged by Dr.<br />
I Howard Sharo who introduced the<br />
meaker, Vln President Lemuel IL<br />
Hire* again presided in the abpenf^e<br />
fit President B, Norman Stuil, visit<br />
l!t§ EstarlaBS wei^ Introduced by<br />
Boy E. Darky.<br />
Robert T, Hughe* Introduced the<br />
etas 1 ! new junior Member for Hep*<br />
tember. Thomas MeOann,<br />
Near 9th Street<br />
THRU SEPT. 20th<br />
NATIONALLY<br />
FAMOUS<br />
dm<br />
DAILY<br />
12 Noon to 9 P.M.<br />
OUK SEAFOOD MARKET —<br />
3fourS«rfood _ SM I. Praporad<br />
iaMy.. 9 A.M.<br />
READY Tp SKVi<br />
r **"/<br />
program<br />
amazed<br />
The ^ehoiii <strong>of</strong> experience has its<br />
ad?aatagef(—4f ynu get rich,you<br />
dent have io esdow it.<br />
Best hi Fall<br />
to aha up We situation. If they<br />
believe that nre will help the met<br />
»_ they will map the area and ae-Ing neten, plane dlpud h><br />
Owiwr* UrgM. •" to run the approval <strong>of</strong> the Forest According to police, three meten mtlM, , ^ , "'<br />
Fire Service and the Department <strong>of</strong> had been tain from Ihelr bnaa by •"""• "" •*»<br />
S««k AdviM<br />
Conservation. Al several months the youths. <strong>On</strong>e wai round Utter Bm^ l»i UBld«m<br />
By HENKV •. WHITE<br />
rrE ' are required from the day woodland where It had been thrown Into the ently coneetad Ika,<br />
•.mi owner calls In the fowsteri until oefan.<br />
and task air .en.<br />
CMMj AcrMalta *•"* plant have been made and approved, The nil youth toalready under * My -<br />
Experience h«. sh ins* HOV. ajptejnber la not too early to start m ball awaiting grand jury action. —<br />
ember b or December Bb are frefluenUyt g efl on ,<br />
He ami another youth wen arrested If<br />
the beat montlM to me controlled "<br />
•everal weakt ago for cawing f 1,000 Great Britain kat<br />
Area In woodland • '<br />
vements, Whll<br />
While the Bttensi<br />
the So!! Conervatio<br />
the woods<br />
.•el then for<br />
M M In ataaiMer, It<br />
o« the MMky mMk,<br />
iBWn mmth ar MaM ef Ike lilt<br />
tl«r liUef which eauea UMI.<br />
(in HrM In heti irr wealkar, iM|<br />
lu BBnarafn Ike *'( iceMiii ml<br />
MB* wkllr ••rtalllm uarq icna.<br />
I <strong>of</strong> a boy against whom they tore a I while the United<br />
grudge.<br />
I<br />
CALL N, J, :<br />
SOUTH CAROLINA AND PACIPIC AVINUI<br />
+*2»4 ATLANTIC CITY,<br />
Cap. May Court HOUM, Hi<br />
NOTia TO ratSONS IN MUTARY<br />
wcrihcel burns, earrled out OR PATIENTS IN VETBIAMS' HOSHT<br />
n humidity kt high and the<br />
oods not tlndpr-dry. eonslit <strong>of</strong><br />
>w. iilow, treeplni fires with flam- AND TO THEIR FtflATlYK AHO T<br />
WhlU fsurelM flren ml aa * usuHlly a foot er two hish. The<br />
ion lervlee lnvlte> inqulrlra<br />
rsm swnera ef woodlands,<br />
If you ara in Iha military tarvita otint^<br />
a vafarani* hmpital and dMira to voh», ar If VM<br />
nfn. !•• tew awter Popular Marker nan! GiwMealt ralatlva or friand <strong>of</strong> a parson who Is In Mie mM<br />
vlca or it a palianf in a vataram* botpHil wlia,<br />
(lam, will dailma to vet* in HM Oanaral EMMMM<br />
haM on Nov.mbar 3, <strong>1953</strong>, kindly wrlta toKM<br />
FRIENDS' HIGH SCHOOL<br />
signad at one* making application for a miltttty<br />
SNNIM, Mth YIAIt<br />
•rant' hospital, stating your nanw, aga, tttUt<br />
THE SAMI<br />
homa addrwts and tha addrwti at which yaw iff 1<br />
HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS<br />
or can ha found; or if yaw dwtlrw Mia military Mi<br />
: AND<br />
lot for a ralatlva or, friand than malt* an ajj<br />
FINE, FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE<br />
undar oath for a military Mrvlc, ballot to bt ft<br />
to him, stating in your application thai ha hem<br />
6iv« Your Tmrnn-Agmrs<br />
ml twanty-ona yaars and stating his nama. sarial<br />
Ihm lMf In Education —<br />
homo addraw and tha addraM at which ha taHtJ<br />
Nothing Can Take It* Plan<br />
•an ba found, forms <strong>of</strong> application for whMi tmkt<br />
ALSO ELEMENTARY and PRI-SCHOOL<br />
tainad from tha undaralgnad,<br />
\t~<br />
Batad Saptambar 17, If53 J<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong>'s Friends' School<br />
STIRLING W, COLE,<br />
KATHRVN Mill MOaOAN, Principal<br />
County Clark,<br />
Come in today 1<br />
liT US SHOW YOU EXACTLY WHY<br />
IT PAYS TO SWITCH TO MERCURY<br />
DISCOVOJ YNR SAVINGS ON MlfiltUL CIST<br />
Fou gclmore money for your prr.-u-nt ntf. Merrury'g<br />
soaring popularily lets us operate at a higher<br />
volume, lower pr<strong>of</strong>it per deal. We can afford to<br />
give far-hetter-than-a.verage irade-in allowances.<br />
You git more new car for your money. Mercury<br />
price* start below Mine models <strong>of</strong> "low-priced"<br />
ears. YM you get luxury features unmatched in<br />
care coaling far more than Mercury! You eren<br />
save on optional power features—up to 2{W£ OB<br />
power rteering! And only Mercury in its class<br />
, well •• back and forth.<br />
SEE HOW YOU SAW N OPERATrKC COST<br />
You aaiw by the mile. Compare MercniVg nul<br />
<strong>of</strong>licml teat*. (Well be glad to ihow you the<br />
niaich its consistent record. You mm by the<br />
gnllon, Vou can use n-^utir gasoline. You "<br />
the year. Mercury's stamina cute maintain<br />
a rock-botion, low, («% af aU Mercury, evw<br />
built for u»e in this country m BtiU on tbeioadl)<br />
MWMIFUTCTE SAWHJS « T1UDMN VAIOE<br />
Tjlue, (We have authoritative market reports<br />
UMI piowi it) The reason? People rec<strong>of</strong>fniio<br />
Mtni wlae. The, know thit Mercury', yean-<br />
AeaJ ityllng wiU p , ^ ,h«r inwiiefit tail<br />
Mercury', performance kj»MM r^perfornun (<br />
EDWARD<br />
«ttliuiv«lT.<br />
t,l ,'<br />
,<br />
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"Sffl<br />
w lafi^«.<br />
II •<br />
ff-.a-Mami fat<br />
lng«r<br />
FiaMH, Mh at, Hi<br />
wUletoaa Waaaar,<br />
Sff?.. adveBtur, g,,,, •Whtw<br />
i^7<br />
The film la one or Bang and<br />
riuneil In Enalund on a lavlah<br />
SjW In Technleoi, u preienta<br />
*UhM T«dd and Olynia Jrtuii.<br />
a new rom.nllc mn,<br />
pifton Webb aiau, tSnf hU h<br />
• «• im •• """ ^ETT 1 "«•••• BUB tongue and outrand<br />
Wi<br />
--•• who Mat her Ufe, In sense <strong>of</strong> dimity previdei inXy<br />
k In Burope •veral l.ugh. „ he became. lntidS<br />
is>.<br />
• lively group <strong>of</strong> cub Koutt<br />
MI Oiaysim playa the tea- George Wltislow, the boy with a<br />
trf. which depicts the sing, foihom volee, has the juvenito lead;<br />
_ opera.<br />
It wpoortlnf cart •» Merv MaUneea ZiM pjn. Evening per<br />
i; muonally known vocalUt formane«, 7;l» and i:is.<br />
t»e Freddy Martin donee band: Vn,LAGC<br />
Jm PeMri. Gary Merrill<br />
I* U a great South PatUle odventaB^erle*<br />
and one whtoh "wed to rule and love.<br />
tM epBomy to «mpen». Bart, jone., Roberta Mynes<br />
£52&& SS<br />
- nfctaii at the outtei. and — " . - _<br />
(RH mount! as a poisoner The sun rotates upon Us axla fro<br />
W<br />
is tnde »piure.<br />
w«l to east<br />
BULL DOZING<br />
KCAVATWG<br />
GRAVEL * FILL * TOPSOll<br />
No Job Too L.r Be or Small<br />
OBERT A. STRETCH<br />
Woodlawn A»e.<br />
Sotners Feint<br />
Plst«MlMi.28SS<br />
UHDSCAPE<br />
GOOD GRADE TOP and<br />
MUSHROOM SOIL USED<br />
Evergreens — Potlmd Plants<br />
®AR BRIDGE NURSERY<br />
AND GREENHOUSE<br />
Zlon Road at Bar«aint«wn Lika<br />
fram OCMK <strong>City</strong> HMM SMtwrt Mint 2340<br />
s^ai Waff phwaif^l naw live a^tan Taatnilmar ranian«#<br />
anal MM leaf. wMah aaaM Mdav man*<br />
niaalii thr>M.ti «tvr1»y.<br />
C/fy 4mbu/afic« Hot 4M«d<br />
257 Persons In IlgiHf Monfhs<br />
•» VIHCiMT T. MJCHttiTT*<br />
the<br />
r traveled<br />
Jane, Ita three peak ataUlu. •*•>.<br />
*a>. It raUM .nly .net; mat iay<br />
during lu<br />
by police<br />
S6<br />
! Equipped to the point where It <strong>On</strong> asany anadau Ita wlsaiaa<br />
I. « verhablc hnspi,,,. dispensary on b aw t wunj, brnulmc aiaek<br />
wheel*, the Bmbuli.n••, MrT l luir«aS W it<br />
"town *t*<br />
«ki« Saturday at tbe MayMr Nun-<br />
In* Iloin*<br />
Mr " Scott - who *•• bom ta M-<br />
(and, was the widow <strong>of</strong> Walter Seolt.<br />
She had been a rMMeni <strong>of</strong> Somer.<br />
Mat for IS rearm,<br />
MOTOROLA<br />
TELE KING<br />
AERIALS AND TOWERS<br />
Expertly Inrtalled and Paintmd<br />
OCEAN CITY "«<br />
s *<br />
ta<br />
l *<br />
MAM TO OMMIt<br />
AWNINGS<br />
VINITIAN BLINDS<br />
WINDOW SHAMS<br />
K. E. BAKER<br />
•a BAY AVI. — MC ii«t<br />
AWMINOI TAKEN DOWN<br />
REPAIRED - STORID<br />
Hoapttal.<br />
•a born to !Otytlil.K«lj£<br />
' « S^iaaaaaaaaai aaaKjiaaiaaB afcA'am<br />
NonUTYn -Hul<br />
yowiotooN-i<br />
Wmmm mmA ftiiiffc Tnal»iii ^ I ••in ••<br />
•hrvli Nw -Haw Cla***4f.iyH, 1;U><br />
BUSIMSS SchMl «f<br />
101 1. INDIANA A<br />
*<br />
Property Owners<br />
Hotels - Apartments and Guest Houses<br />
R#*l E«w#te Agsnti i<br />
FLORIDA ty» furni*£ln«* and d.<br />
•<br />
Wast IsBaasBlU sfel^at' akssU #faastft Cfcb ssSsteHstt^ •• ' "~ •_»_•__ _>^_> *.*•_•_<br />
Y« da nat have la tnartlN •!•*•# a .. . ,<br />
•y MM mm) af 0«la»si w aapaW fa raMk atir tmrirr ai i<br />
W*f<br />
• ; / *
•r vneura *.<br />
Vlnrtand,<br />
to etttitf<br />
««*<br />
a.! mmu<br />
wu«tit am<br />
u>M by which<br />
nUn at" 11 * UdawUHH<br />
Fa • ••<br />
JOTJOVMTW<br />
T*Hrla«a<br />
Oov. AlirM<br />
a mm did<br />
• a poaribl^a iaaaMndaat ^<br />
Hi ","^C)<br />
JP|<br />
•fafiEJ<br />
ata MUUeat BM kw<br />
Qr*m Kilter<br />
vPCRMH ^mnW&WW^^B<br />
fouad that would la «bool aalbariUM thb wHt BF<br />
wntmid lh*t he<br />
»»>•!» Inde-<br />
Wiin Election PettHons<br />
Mtefc»g In Trenton<br />
' Mhtill h TMtrfAn<br />
Shoini abwt wtth tte Mar<br />
VFW to «• * trtal<br />
A linaM MM alad alMtt<br />
I t*m <strong>of</strong> the Sopertor Court,<br />
ft Wen*'* candidacy In the Demo- Mtlnl ln CMDMUIM with tie duth<br />
mrtle primary election for governor '•* y 1 »' «**•' nmbaBd and<br />
„ toM »Brliii, were reported BlBtal «»er, George Lamaa, 68.<br />
!%0eH1&k6r<br />
i at * w»t A»«.<br />
^Bl tfce file, by the N.w J«n»|<br />
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, H. nrMIM m on<br />
clurce. M NteMa<br />
PMtodfllphl^ tost N<br />
MOHlW him <strong>of</strong> faflun<br />
t wmnw wm^twiwiM HM-MI »»•*», n«^ . MM AmwhM*«*•«* af<br />
IM* map af Mlintgi, !»» umiwHii, HIM an Mi* at* a* Ma linmNa aaaatavr dw*. stafM In « Snua<br />
HmSbrnf laalaatta. •WHal faa¥a4aa% kaMa*a_ar a*# Mtal htdaaatfM film! aa.TJT fill trmtn If! M«.BIJ-« u.-t.nt Bat -I ••till<br />
""^f "i^"l" _ ¥*V_"-» •!«!••!•_ »r TWB» anfH^a^np w iHi ••«•! •«•* *ram Mill MHCf TM •••••* F41MI PVflllp<br />
MatHKW Hutnnlm. Ratify Pett*, IMqr toMr, MM Otony Janat. MMito raw tanav PaHwr, Carei ViriM<br />
anal Ariana VtnaaM, Pn<strong>of</strong> ,rawi Mtfy MM, Jay KM anal u Maria UteLaMUMImlar stwlt. phaM.)<br />
PWnCCTIOH A6AWST 11,250 Bird Lovers Expected<br />
Drunk DrivMr Nqn<br />
$200, Low. UMnto<br />
A Ooriiin CIW wan -aa I«II«H<br />
.1 drunken driving Mid two other<br />
nwtartsts were load en other<br />
clurgw In Mine H, wmtHietetl<br />
by Juag. Franklin A. King, TtMday.<br />
•iteddard Dirty, 41, «f Matt st,<br />
CorMn <strong>City</strong>, ni HM tm and had<br />
hi* license reveied for two imn<br />
^rwr Da » found wUty <strong>of</strong> driving<br />
^hli* under Ibe Influence <strong>of</strong> Iknwr,<br />
He was arrested last Wedn«d.y<br />
nl.ht at MMl A and •«?•*•5" 1<br />
police were Minuted by therta ana, .TWT yaMb<br />
han<br />
TOX-E0LSYSTB(<br />
<strong>On</strong>u Cltr<br />
mm i HIVE<br />
W DONE<br />
1 Somcialixmd Smrvicem<br />
from • doien or more HUMS kf<br />
pected in Cape May for the third<br />
annual Audubon weekend, oil Frt.<br />
day, Saturday and Sunday,<br />
WUUam •urrltt WrlgHt, dJreeWr<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Audubon Center <strong>of</strong> South<br />
Jersey, which Is narking the "bird<br />
week end" in eanJunBUan with the<br />
<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> Cape May and the Greater<br />
Cape May Chumber <strong>of</strong> Commerce,<br />
reports thU advinee registration.<br />
•re at an all-time high,<br />
•e MM Ihat MMUtal h*4<br />
pataeal We INt talal la lay* «•<br />
aa« kM been eualnf la U«4Ur<br />
•taee, lnJleillnt yw Urged er*w«<br />
•f IM mMken, natare tovera<br />
mm* atken attoaMM by Ike •>•••<br />
lal crew. IIBH Ihe ineerU«> at<br />
lie Aaiaaoii Week end MHM la<br />
1M1.<br />
Principal ipeakeH will be Olln<br />
Sewall Pettingili, jr.. a naUonaliy<br />
known ornltholoillrt. photographer,<br />
author and lecturer, and Hal H.<br />
Hnrrlmn. nature writer, lecturer<br />
•nd photognpher.<br />
Dr. retusrwlll win deliver an<br />
UlMlralM lectare, -np 0> Ite<br />
Mlttmi- .1 Oape May'a CsavnUM<br />
HU1 a« FrUay evMlat, al tlu<br />
apeajBt nnliu,<br />
Mr, Hirrtam will preseal<br />
—" praaUere «h«»l.i at kk<br />
sataraay nealat MBIOII,<br />
During the three days, the program<br />
will include exhibits, bird<br />
walks, caravan tours, hlMorle t<strong>of</strong>in,<br />
boat Jripi and lectures. The various<br />
walks and tours will be led by out.<br />
standing authorities on the natural<br />
htatory <strong>of</strong> the Cape May area.<br />
Plan Training Cla.t<br />
For Tax Ass*t«ors<br />
To assist assesson and municipal<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficBls in their ass*«jlng prablenu,<br />
Jame* a. T. MeDMough, part presi.<br />
dent <strong>of</strong> the Association <strong>of</strong> Municipal<br />
Aaeiwn <strong>of</strong> New jersey, win teach<br />
In Trenton a course on the prin.<br />
ciptaa <strong>of</strong> municipal assessing for<br />
Rutgen University, beginning, <strong>Sep</strong>.<br />
tsnber ^,<br />
JOE DiORIOS<br />
CIRCLE<br />
CAFE<br />
SOMERSPOINT<br />
Kitcken Open<br />
D*llr—4iM t« 9i30 P.M.<br />
• Fpaach Frtod Shrimp<br />
• H-lf <strong>of</strong> Frfcd Chickar,<br />
• Ravioli<br />
,• DmMmd Crmh<br />
• Stmmk<br />
SANDWICHES<br />
3N ACK3<br />
Until 2 A.M.<br />
nfvnfait.L<br />
•AL H. HAHUION<br />
Cop* May SMIU to<br />
R.plac. Old Building<br />
A drive to raise funds for the eon<br />
•tructlon <strong>of</strong> a new parochial Khsol<br />
at Cape May will begin with a party<br />
by the Stella Maria Council, Knights<br />
<strong>of</strong> Columbus. In the church hall or<br />
Our Lady <strong>of</strong> the sea Church here.<br />
Father Edward j, Manion. pastor<br />
<strong>of</strong> the church. In seeking U0MO a><br />
Initial fundi to construct the new<br />
school. Tentative plans call for the<br />
rejdng <strong>of</strong> the present school and<br />
construction <strong>of</strong> a completely new<br />
building.<br />
tuw SM ISLI moti,<br />
•LUMP AND DEDICATED<br />
The new St. Joieph's parochial<br />
school at Sea Isle <strong>City</strong> was blessed<br />
and dedicated iunday, with gervlceii<br />
following in the church.<br />
The lit. Rev, Mjgr, Augustine T,<br />
(iJft Mazier, view general <strong>of</strong> the Caniden<br />
*SM diocese, <strong>of</strong>ficiated at the school cere-<br />
"•?* many, and ipoke at the church servu<br />
'' lee.<br />
'-<br />
The new, elght-eliUM school is on<br />
Central av., between 44th and 45th<br />
Bonding Co, Cover*<br />
W. Wildweod Shortogo<br />
The borauih <strong>of</strong> West WilduTXKi<br />
has received a cheek for S3,14i,8S<br />
from a bonding company to cover<br />
the shortage <strong>of</strong> funds ill municipal<br />
accounts, uncovered by in audit<br />
earlier thii year.<br />
Mrs, Catherine Fredericks, farmer<br />
tax collector, who resigned. In un.<br />
der a grand jury indictment.<br />
It is well to remember that It<br />
takes a lifetime to build a reputation—and<br />
It may be lost In a mo.<br />
ment.<br />
SEA ISLE CASINO<br />
39th and PLEASURE AVI, SEA ISLI CITY, N. J.<br />
* Appearing Saturday *<br />
CIRCLE S. RANCH SOYS<br />
, ' Featuring<br />
, NEBRASKA JOE<br />
and HI* Fiddle<br />
Dancing Every Night *<br />
Orsatti's<br />
ON ROUTES 0u,d4<br />
New Itoad and MnauuJuueH. A., Somer* Point<br />
BAR and RESTAURANT<br />
on yaur present car<br />
Woodbine Motor 5stes<br />
Dlracl AuHiorlud Baalar<br />
•aprssstiiinf Own Clfy<br />
800 Washington Av«.<br />
Woodbln* Ph. 1-2266<br />
Man Evmliwi and tundavi<br />
— PnMiitt — ;<br />
TED FORREST<br />
TRIO<br />
Featuring JOAN HARRISON. VowIJtf<br />
Plui OuMt Stan<br />
131 CENTRAL AVE.—Apartment, turn-<br />
•M, alTheat. 2 BMroams, llvtng<br />
room, alnlnt room, kitchen, bath.<br />
Apply Geo. Harr Agency. 'BT Wesltv<br />
Ave,<br />
BUSCH'S-<br />
FAMOUS for SEAFOOD<br />
TOWNSENDS INLET<br />
(9 Mik, South <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Oilon <strong>Ocean</strong> Drive)<br />
NOW OPfN f<br />
FRIDAYS - SATURDAYS - SUNDAYS<br />
SERVING A WLL MENU<br />
i<br />
nnel Dlr*eter, Q,<br />
Tpllor Shop: li<br />
Att. SeUable heW.<br />
BKS Inveitlgatea, Cor-<br />
•fop. noMUH, U<br />
,, j _ ptneneea, soc an<br />
AJSory Ave. Phone 3311<br />
U<br />
Ired.<br />
Experienced<br />
«» pfMirioN In<br />
, •"••• house until Nost<br />
Ave 1<br />
Fn«»7&,.^, ^ I net. steering wheel, motor eovi<br />
DO TOUVI AKT jour bueneni, garage Mat cover, AM fnr only W25.U0 2:1<br />
or Mile cleaned) will naul" away IW. i«h at. 9.H<br />
those Ihlngi you hsve no further 1 HIM MrlM - iiw af Mafa ufl biM<br />
•• • S.rrm! tlw Fio**t<br />
lUlian and American Food<br />
j<br />
•,:y l^l^'<br />
^: '»
ikh in Mfca iamb<br />
•ONBW FOIOT-<br />
At Golf Club<br />
HuWnaimall HI MMH at • d*.<br />
ugMfui »«> l-nct. •MUM**<br />
« »• &« eity-a..* paint<br />
Map Campaign<br />
T« M AcMv. In<br />
Work For Troa»t<br />
<strong>On</strong>r 40 member, <strong>of</strong> UM feMrd «f<br />
gaAHMH <strong>of</strong> the Women'. State Be-<br />
" any Hall. The room was attractively night.<br />
president «( the club.<br />
OB S n H wkh wedding bells, and __ _ ....... .<br />
Tha 8Ute aub has a membenhlp<br />
-• a two-tl«red wedding cake formed "••<br />
<strong>of</strong> mor. Itan 1MW MpuUMn wonen<br />
with repreaenUUon in inn<br />
tha centerpiece for the table. wat IM<br />
lOsa Price w*. married to George * • >IlHi, at an tnterert rete ai Mid, Mr*. Tulllo DeSantla, Mrs.<br />
Diana an- Johnson on Saturday,<br />
fwr Bar ami. The uiilM waa<br />
cotinty in the attM,<br />
Jane* Poe. Mrs. Edward ODonnell<br />
fcw*7wlll <strong>On</strong>aaU Included: Mr*, Olady. MMaM to tha cMy lett week. Mn. Churtes Roberts, Mrs. Harold<br />
At tn» fceard mwtlnf the dub<br />
^ " ^ « tBwrt* sasfsTJ Liiiiii i**fcaas«ltjs-1»tg!i %*•»<br />
bane, MM. Robert Mwird*, Mrs. women wan urged to nail* «• <strong>of</strong><br />
Libber Mure, Un. Gladys McCor- TH CoUector Mam Smith reportdel!<br />
MM, Dorothy Jeffrie* Mrs. ed total collection, <strong>of</strong> MeJOJa. CHv Mrs. jaek ir-an. Mrs. Mildred Car-<br />
Jack Lttin, Mia Frances Carter.<br />
JulU foreman. Mrs. Dorothy Hick- Treaaurer jane* M. Monaghan re. er. Mn. Herbert Tnutntben ; tha %*?••'•<br />
'-"'• '<br />
o**«*e folk* who<br />
M«t« aMnfarf. The •olid comfort <strong>of</strong><br />
B«kk'* Million Dollar Ride-with coU.<br />
spring cushibning cm all four wheeli,<br />
wide-tread stability, torque-tube<br />
f<br />
p g<br />
visibility, <strong>of</strong> luxurious tmbrics and Siting»,<br />
<strong>of</strong> (iipetfoly e«4y handling—and<br />
the deep MtUfactiot. <strong>of</strong> boning a hig<br />
and able and ttuiiiiia«ly ityled «utomobile<br />
that doei you ptmnd whence<br />
you go. •- c. ;\;,<br />
Why not drop in on us aiw] tee tfairigt<br />
foryounelf?<br />
That way you'll tha learn about tW<br />
: long liw <strong>of</strong> "e*tra»" yon get at no eitra<br />
c«t in chi. tTHrited new <strong>1953</strong> Boict<br />
' Si»iUciAL-ti,in^||^rnto<br />
tiled (or October 1, at the Atlantic<br />
<strong>City</strong> Country Club, troMbfield.<br />
The cnainMn <strong>of</strong> various commit-<br />
W » t deulled rep<strong>of</strong>U on thotr<br />
progress<br />
the elub hou»e does not carry to aii<br />
rSmiTa eSn^eiSrto, J,2^en i"<br />
tested for each rojan, n« woi^nn<br />
chosen to deKrlbfHIie fashloi t.<br />
the visitors are: Mm. Charles Stole,<br />
Mis* Mary MeredKh. Mr». Frederieie<br />
Essiongton. Mn, Martin Friedman<br />
ana BO* Iver DUon.<br />
16 Dozen Canc«r<br />
Dressing* Ar. Mad*<br />
SOMffls POINT—At • coml<br />
Methodist Church, Thursda<br />
—-— Hall, IB down J -<br />
Nurses to Study<br />
Civil Defense<br />
Rally CalUd For<br />
Newark, Tuesday<br />
A mi meeting af New Jeney<br />
nurses will take place Tuesday nlfht<br />
In the West Side HUh School, Newark<br />
to discus, new plans for nunei<br />
Ml New Jersey's civil defense program,<br />
State Director Leonard Dreyfun<br />
hai announced.<br />
The meeting Ij<br />
Defense, Department <strong>of</strong> Health and<br />
the League for Nursing in addition,<br />
workshops have been scheduled for<br />
December • and It in Newark to<br />
prepare teaching outlines for use<br />
by nurses In defense programs.<br />
Or. Irvlnl Bravermsn, superintendent<br />
<strong>of</strong> Shore Memorial Hospital,<br />
aid thin week that that Institution<br />
cannot spare any personnel to at.<br />
tend the Newark meeting, but that<br />
he expects to receive full report*<br />
•nd Instruction _• to th- '-•—<br />
mniinn outlined there.<br />
Shore Memorial is the civil defentc<br />
medical supply depot for this<br />
area,<br />
Ladlai' Aid to Hava<br />
F Cal, Wallar<br />
''timtrt made the ann<br />
EKMUr to Edward C. Kay.<br />
inMB <strong>of</strong> the Oc«n <strong>City</strong><br />
CMI-I BBDIIIH on Intot ln><br />
Mall age, Congressman<br />
, JlaaH reported that a<br />
MMttttM h»4 approved<br />
m M Hi by the Engineers<br />
satarisUMr waUrwiy itudlM.<br />
MMM ins ^HHUWFE<br />
•I fkh ana M tubMM to j<br />
fritMi will WMla,<br />
M*f tra«t svfamltttti<br />
I In 1H1,<br />
shftr In his letter Mid In<br />
ptoUM to Inform yon that<br />
km law allocated to thb<br />
W MBphte (he prellmlnari<br />
report on Great Egg<br />
• Islet<br />
tm «U recall. • public Mar.<br />
» beM Hay 2, (SSI. In <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
P^SMrtslB the views <strong>of</strong> Inter,<br />
with respect to tha<br />
<strong>of</strong> th* Inlet. At tha<br />
presented data with re<br />
t vjrkMis boats mini the<br />
. »»V. J, *TAMLty W<br />
The- Rev. j, Stanley Wall was rean«<br />
advhln* cna H<br />
• cilia BT svppHfnvln<br />
Planning<br />
•m ta KM puMIC,<br />
••Sit ft)<br />
«f « •ertlottt <strong>of</strong><br />
** "*"*»*** •» *^». "•••»••• ttafton*ry. publicity INararura, ami<br />
*" * »**Mr way* ta remind paapW ill iw tha country *f Otw<br />
Clty/ " 7SMl MrlMty, It WM pnparaa with the eaJlabantlM af tM<br />
eh*mh»r «l Cammana, Artist Arthur a, Warkln., and Abnar J, OMula<br />
Diamond Jubilee Held<br />
Investment' in Resort<br />
"Buying shares In the Diamond Jubilee is an investment,<br />
not a mntributlon."<br />
That remark by Ernest H. Philson, general chairman <strong>of</strong><br />
the Chamber <strong>of</strong> Commerce Jubilee Committee, keynoted a<br />
dinner-meeting <strong>of</strong> the Chamber with the Hotel and Restaurant<br />
Terftw !• iotf Buy<br />
• f«»«l •tacttall. «t» Clam<br />
Neglna •. •ahjara aanavnead<br />
*n Painter Smears<br />
Wm He Materializes<br />
pw v lg<br />
at Simms' Restaurant.<br />
Mr, Phllsen, wha amUweal f th«<br />
W*^l Mi|HniBll*B plaM far<br />
Hail, impfamina that Hia aapa al<br />
MM prNiMI will stepsnd anHnlV<br />
Director Adams<br />
Assets <strong>of</strong> $3,194,262.76 and<br />
<strong>of</strong> Revenue ^~nunoe'li£ noiWa^wM Iwhtered late tart<br />
vey W, Adams,<br />
week with receipt <strong>of</strong> an opin- ••«?• If QUU DUVII<br />
Re «w that the report •bom the ion from Sackett M. Dickineity<br />
fmrawmt to be m . heajthy son, deputy attorney general<br />
I d.nts in recent yean,<br />
Tha ratarr ah, . oak kMan»<br />
•» fl*fC7M.»J, th* HUMI, th. , The hvmbla oplnlml, whlrt bad<br />
hlHar, afMM (My, acarMii M |« °»» •mllBi by IhoK Inter.<br />
Mnctar Mami,<br />
«ted In puthlM (he faderallmtMl<br />
project to Its conclusion, was nude<br />
Auetl represent an Increase over Public by Attorney General The*-<br />
tho *2jl7u,455 12 reported for 1W1, dore B, Parsons late last week. At<br />
which In turn was an lncrtase over Uw HUH lima, U. S, Amy Enal-<br />
19S0, when msiiJUtM was ILsted. neers, state <strong>of</strong>lMaU and ftnn£<br />
<strong>of</strong> *«22.B1B53 on DKemter II, 1931 Second DbrtricU-Tnade an Inspection<br />
The fund wai Increased by IBMOB> tour <strong>of</strong> the entire waterway from<br />
eratlons by MM,!M,U, to hrtiig Iti Cape May to Manasqu.n aboard tha<br />
grow receipts to |714,MS,IS, An ap- engineer. 1 bost "St. Georges" on<br />
proprlatlon <strong>of</strong> W80.000 wu made to Saturday.<br />
the IMt budiet, leaving the account<br />
at MB4JU.lt on January 1. ._» ftW*WHa ^.phk.ll, Illw<br />
Commissioner Adams pointed " "<br />
I for the lMg budget to maintain the "?*_., ,. ^<br />
| tax rate level. In I9S1, OMMO y, "S* 1^!* "•*•*•*«« ••<br />
1 iiurply« reserve* was applied for Bus " ^ *• •*•» «^^« •»•" mm<br />
I purpo«. The same mean* <strong>of</strong> hold. ""
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^i^iv/iaiS<br />
ts*(;sl ws^w k«v - *—*— •--—<br />
Publicity Director Norman V- Sar-<br />
Hotel Aaaodatlon PreaKKnl would be reported to the Motor Ve-<br />
*alph a Lull, pmUJant <strong>of</strong> thagent,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CHy T«h*naal* -<br />
adrM " tU» JubtU*l»<br />
for insa Ralph DTOuinh. and Abner J. Oelu hicle Department <strong>of</strong> their home<br />
la. municipal •dvaxtliinl agent state*.<br />
Ml« promo-<br />
The reminder, <strong>of</strong> ones due were<br />
In referring to th* city commissioners,<br />
Mr Phllton Mwred tham<br />
tEr fo I<br />
sent to iloUtors from S8 states, including<br />
New Jersty, Washington,<br />
_.. if Oe*u OHy"i recreation- that the Chamber committee "doe*<br />
*| business wt(h any other aucccssful<br />
twain***, be remarked: •boulder the load" <strong>of</strong> financingtheand one to HawalL More are still<br />
not expect tha city government to D C. <strong>On</strong>tario *n4 at Seaside Park<br />
win be presided oyer by peter Oannan,<br />
chief engineer or the Divijlon<br />
<strong>of</strong> Navigation. Charles trdman, dl<br />
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. Many new and unuwal gilt* ara arriving d*ily-<br />
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MARGARINE 2»<br />
>A1E PEAS<br />
SAUCED 2^ 39*<br />
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TOMATO SOUP 3 ^<br />
SPICED WATERS ^<br />
TISSUE 2^<br />
Low Police Pay Hatches<br />
Breakdown, Lions Told<br />
jory <strong>of</strong> pay" schedules other than" i<br />
other city employes.<br />
The endonemrnt followm a ioik<br />
on the nropowd polite pay Inwaue<br />
by Patrolman Benjamin L. Dunmn.<br />
president <strong>of</strong> Local No. 61, Patrolmens<br />
Btnevslent Association, at<br />
the club, mwtlnir Hi Plymouth Inn.<br />
Following itatcments by Patrol<br />
man f) tmun ,„ ., lpport <strong>of</strong> , he<br />
ralw rcrerrndum r c r d IIn the Novembet<br />
3 Bwm election President Anthonv<br />
J Volpc noted that the point,<br />
ouched by the poll <strong>of</strong>flrer «ere<br />
" line with the basic alms .,f th..<br />
I.iotia Club-lh,. welfare <strong>of</strong> the<br />
people and the community.<br />
. „ 1|M ••"« *ep.rtaaent<br />
*n« 'J It. "' '•nttUn, .re InUsaately<br />
id directly eencerne* with tha<br />
».lfare .1 |he peeple .f th. eemmenity<br />
an< IU resMenls,' the enef<br />
Orean <strong>City</strong> w>H>leheaHe«ly enaeran<br />
the bailee pay r.lse aa<br />
calle* far ln |he refereMum U »e<br />
'IrHled In Nn, n > R mt lblf<br />
Patrolman Dungan pointed out ax<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the basic arguments the fuel<br />
that the policeman Is subject tav<br />
j n-a«on ol hi* piwitlon to dunttrr*<br />
I at thi- riik <strong>of</strong> his life No other<br />
city employee,, except firemen, have<br />
tn nntend wilh that risk, he ai.<br />
snrtetl.<br />
lie nmlndei hk andlenee that<br />
pelicemni .„ ...Jeei tm eaU U<br />
*"ly .1 all boars if the day, ,„„<br />
*M abeve the renlar I '<br />
week Mtm „, 4, lr, i,<br />
the iMllee •meer canst<br />
•Meraklt Ita, (art,, ,„ „„-<br />
far appearanee In<br />
Phone 154*<br />
Dr. Refer C. LaRon<br />
Optonietriat<br />
844 Central Avti.<br />
OMAN CITY, N. J,<br />
— Office tfsurs -^<br />
Garrison Jeweler!<br />
WATCHES<br />
DIAMONDS . JEWELRY<br />
burnt Watch<br />
Jewelry pp<br />
Modernlcing<br />
ALL WATCinS TEBTBD Oil<br />
WATCH MASUB<br />
•H Mim ATENUB<br />
KatUaal Bad af Oeaaa Clti<br />
IVORS m<br />
<strong>of</strong> the majority o<br />
He reminded the club memlji.<br />
that unlike other deportments <strong>of</strong> thi<br />
city government, the police il, part<br />
moot does not close down on <br />
1 Hie<br />
lfHWWI •** WaTw WHI •flmiflMlvr<br />
Mil npn^sBb M\ ^PHB^F Efinfi fuutlsiii<br />
JsaVajai kauaMta m== mmimmm^^ma «slll<br />
The city commlMloners late In<br />
June prwMad far an «nMrgency ap.<br />
pros.ri.tlon *1S.7S3JW for the mi.<br />
annual payment <strong>of</strong> the anticipated<br />
leadeney <strong>of</strong> the fund, An original<br />
ipproprlatlon <strong>of</strong> N MIn the city<br />
budget as payment <strong>of</strong> the anticipated<br />
delciency proved to be Inadequate<br />
when Is was found that several meai-<br />
A sick committee was named, con.<br />
bers or the local fund had been In •Wine <strong>of</strong> Sll, Spence Llghtcap. Pa.<br />
advertently omitted from the list tnlmen Carle Cost and Nicholas<br />
•pan which solitaries Htlmaled the<br />
innnal anticipated deftcit.<br />
Wednesday Closing<br />
Dite For <strong>City</strong> Tests<br />
WednMdiy, <strong>Sep</strong>tember 30. will be<br />
the closing date for Ming appllcatlonj<br />
far civil HrviK nunlniUam<br />
to 111 three positions in the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>.municipal government.<br />
The most attractive position, from<br />
the standpoint <strong>of</strong> salary, for which<br />
• test haii been called, is that <strong>of</strong> superintendent<br />
<strong>of</strong> biilldlne maintenance,<br />
wllh n salary <strong>of</strong> $3380 a year.<br />
Other tests listed are for comfort<br />
station attendant, at a salary <strong>of</strong><br />
11,440 to 11340 * year, and grad.<br />
uate nurse on a Hatonal basis, paying<br />
$170 monthly.<br />
Army Inlet Survey<br />
To Begin in October<br />
Cantln<br />
lie hMrinau<br />
h<br />
•n a *ur**y ef Mb inlet early in<br />
"•'•-r, ta MMrMIn smM than-<br />
If It I. practicable<br />
HENRY I. CAREY<br />
ISO lighrti St. Phon. 3096<br />
Hk* to have any new<br />
farwardad te natti me by Novem-<br />
•Mr 1, I»M . , ."<br />
Mr, Fay Hid that he understood<br />
•ueh a study as required here should<br />
be comnleted within about a month.<br />
After that, the district engineers<br />
will submit a report to the North<br />
Atlantic regional <strong>of</strong>fice In New York,<br />
commanded by Col, B B Talley<br />
Thli <strong>of</strong>fice submit! its reeammenda.<br />
' iion§ to the rivers and harbors<br />
branch <strong>of</strong> the Army Engineers in<br />
Washington If that <strong>of</strong>fice deems a<br />
federal Inlet deepening project to<br />
be advisable. It requeata an appro.<br />
Btiation from Congress to carry out<br />
the work.<br />
Th* Yacht Club chairman aaM<br />
Niaf h* It wiillna to cerrelat* all<br />
In foPHinnil bibiiilllfd fs hlni by<br />
ksathM IntareWs ol thli area, par.<br />
Hcuiarlv vliHw numtMr af n*w<br />
marclal, whleh ham MarMd *aerat><br />
Inaj hen SIIK* Mw itfi haarlnf.<br />
Boat owners and yard opemtors<br />
•nay submit such intannatlon a* to<br />
the ille and value <strong>of</strong> their craft to<br />
Mr. Fay at law Cornell av,, Drexel<br />
IU1I, Pa.<br />
Dr. Yingling's Naw<br />
Horn* Periled by Fir*<br />
A elfaretts thrown Into a trash<br />
container on Saturday momentarily<br />
endangered a $SS,000 duplex home<br />
being constructed for Dr. Paul L.<br />
YlngilhB at Ml eeaereM rd.<br />
Firemen, under Acting Deputy<br />
Chief Marfe Bolden, wen called<br />
when the flame* from the container<br />
threaUned to Ignite the weather<br />
boards on the aide <strong>of</strong> the house.<br />
However, the Bra wa* extinguished<br />
by nelghbon before the Bremen ar<br />
HVML The fUmes cause an e*tl-<br />
•salad fig damage.<br />
PRINTING<br />
COMMERCIAL<br />
STATIONERY<br />
Lewis L.<br />
Barrett<br />
fwnrir •aaHflal-I.aim<br />
IM rrtntliK D*pi.<br />
A<br />
Depu<br />
Test, Tuesday<br />
Thi* Bui DAM* <strong>of</strong> th* OvO ».<br />
Ice Coounlailon 1 ! wnnnlnMton for tn*<br />
poslllon <strong>of</strong> deputy chUrf <strong>of</strong> th*<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> city Fir* Department wUI<br />
take place at city hall, Tuesday, beginning<br />
at 10 a. m<br />
Captains George Bolden. F*rd TMrarlno.<br />
Carl Shaw. Walter Ken.ll.<br />
Clmer Bakley and Melvin Down*.<br />
The successful applicant will WI<br />
the vacancy created by the promotion<br />
<strong>of</strong> Samuel R Smith to chief <strong>of</strong><br />
the department last spring<br />
P.BA to Push<br />
Pay Increase<br />
CommHte* Named to<br />
Campaign For Votes<br />
A publicity committee to thump<br />
the tub for the police pay raise referendum<br />
In the November election*<br />
wa* appointed by the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Chapter <strong>of</strong> the Patrolmen's Benevolent<br />
Association at a meeting in<br />
P.B.A headquarters on Wednesday,<br />
art week.<br />
Patrolman Charles Basle* was<br />
named chairman <strong>of</strong> the committee,<br />
with Patrolmen William Ferguson,<br />
•enjanin L. Dungan and WUllam<br />
Spruill u members<br />
The referendum before the voter..<br />
Placing * question <strong>of</strong> a MOM-yeaf<br />
•alary increaie for all member, and<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> the police department Is<br />
to be Included on the general election<br />
ballot.<br />
also reported ai deletatt<br />
ta the Bute P.H.A. convention at Atlantic<br />
<strong>City</strong> last week.<br />
Sleep l» a must in the climb to<br />
success, but we to 11 that you aren't<br />
caught napping.<br />
BERMUDA<br />
Return<br />
N. J. Synod<br />
lAviniti<strong>of</strong>fi For<br />
Th* Lutbwan Synod at N*w<br />
aey on Thanday aceapUd an lovtt»-<br />
tlon to return to Oc*wt CMy ant<br />
May U to M for Ha annual cotrrt*<br />
km.<br />
Word <strong>of</strong> th* accoptara '<br />
calved Saturday by fit* B*v. .<br />
f*. Adler, pastor <strong>of</strong> ». Joint' Lutheran<br />
Church, who WM host to th*<br />
conTentloD when It vMtad thli 'titan<br />
for th* first time last Hay.<br />
£•/{&<br />
HSd<br />
The conclave will bring bar* mm- th* PuntM<br />
lvabat 1ZZZZ.<br />
SHOP<br />
7M AAury An<br />
MMrt Fall Clerlw*<br />
All Wool<br />
GABARWHE<br />
and<br />
SUITS<br />
45.00 to 67.50<br />
iilpislaa TTrriiilw • a I n ••<br />
wirBIB w99>fc Imfl<br />
w.nt fe pay- ¥«y*lt Uni<br />
fsveHtc colir In<br />
NIW FALL TOPCOAT** .<br />
NEW FALL SPORT COATS<br />
Visit the<br />
•CaM* I* MkM>;>6tiK:<br />
VACATIONER<br />
BELFAST MAP md PARKWAY<br />
OPEN FOR INSPECTION<br />
DURING NATIONAL HOME WEEK<br />
SiPT, 20-2?<br />
Furnished With<br />
EST.IC26<br />
HOME PUNNED — MODERN<br />
TM FURNITURE OF TODAY ANI TOMOWMW<br />
From<br />
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S^^il<br />
'tap*<br />
a»aa*MMkfcJat*il •***'"<br />
I<br />
llifa.il .Mill all<br />
wide in Arllngttm. Va., ^Mm ».<br />
YohB Ml he conmicted with toe<br />
•" - .flwn.<br />
Caraa faUnwad \he hmttt* meettag.<br />
wtth Mr,. Jam*. R Lord. Mrt<br />
The next Auxiliary meeting will I<br />
County P,*T,A.<br />
P^aaaPTP^tis. ^^^ "aSs^F** p *<br />
<strong>of</strong> tt* OCMH <strong>City</strong><br />
IjJtttlB.de pl plan* for Worm Com.<br />
wflj<br />
Wiimiln their Individual church*.<br />
In the Mn <strong>of</strong><br />
MfiM M «uh clothe, and<br />
" Theae wUl to aent through<br />
.World Service to Chrtolun<br />
' i Korea. Hani Kong, India,<br />
,«»,J«r.««l, Bsrito,<br />
Set. • MiaMM naluie, which<br />
reminded <strong>of</strong> the<br />
netnbly <strong>of</strong> United<br />
in Cooventton Ball<br />
AflwrtlcCUj-. October 6-t. <strong>On</strong> Tuet-<br />
PwlChi-VR Hantawar will bring<br />
gNM&MI to the woo,on.<br />
i£IWM4MMili.MI*£lba, Roger<br />
it Kevlu^^rtww by MK I. Stanr<br />
m<br />
beflnnlag at tilS<br />
at «01 ISto M, the ham* <strong>of</strong><br />
WW* IWley* mother, Mn<br />
:^^WH^^wl' Sot-<br />
„ '. Mi Mn. AMR O. KUchtr, B»<br />
i I knuck MM, N, J,<br />
• !r^- Be s%a3 r ( .f^ mm^^^fi<br />
.',nm, vlea prwid*»t timarW^»Hai^^ la the rate Mountain., M*<br />
laf m M M N.tkm.1 f2E*& Mn. Menon formerly wa> Mi- Ilampahtpa.<br />
•antic ma, wiB be the avatar, n* Mahal Blteard, an employe <strong>of</strong> me , —<br />
MUUM •ail •' ISTI iM **-*• *' -IfltlWF*. * i *<br />
IT 10 *^» mn* ^BM»i«nr"j<br />
^jig, • >...i—• and ^JKgr**** Vlail an riiltnlil itil<br />
#liri ^ja> uyi vaft^afcaaasta Mil •^w •• wTMalfJaipiHa<br />
yaarir afce* tovw, «ai.lia^vi^S^K^falaita:«»i«2L»* "• Wllfc K.^LS<br />
tlwy (ho wm attend I and winter ichedule, under which j<br />
<strong>of</strong> •a-MflaMpnia,<br />
WEDDING<br />
MYWOOD PRESS<br />
WAHTE6<br />
IXPERIINCfD<br />
PRACTICAL NUMt<br />
WANTED<br />
Cuminlil harm. Waal «on-<br />
If Mtf<strong>of</strong>actory. Good aalaty.<br />
P.O. MX ft<br />
N» York Slock<br />
Report MM en rcquotf<br />
OMan tity k^prmMntatiw<br />
They're all talking "best deal in town"<br />
ABB you really wipe that the CM denier<br />
who gives you "the best deal in town" really<br />
gives you the best BUY in town ?<br />
As you well know, the best BUYS<br />
are baaed on value,<br />
Becnime value lasts longer than «ny<br />
other quality—and, ia automobiles, that means<br />
longer motoring pleasure, greater safety,<br />
lower upkeep, tnd a better trade-in allow<br />
•nee later on.<br />
| "The Buy <strong>of</strong> the Y&nl*<br />
The mm PacfawJ CtlFPER h», made<br />
news all year long as "the bay <strong>of</strong> the yew."<br />
Wm w ii B«^<br />
I<br />
Way back last winter, the "iniider*"—men <strong>of</strong><br />
recognized automotive experience and ini<br />
stinct—tagged the CXIPPER as Ah car <strong>of</strong> the<br />
year in the mcdium-pricc field. A rtal, M*<br />
tinu PACKARD vmlm.<br />
bought as automobile right <strong>of</strong>f the printed<br />
page. You bought it ONLY after a demon*<br />
stration when features either come to life or<br />
amount to nothing.<br />
So we urge you: before yon take that<br />
"b*« dclin town" r. , Wto * Jimnar*,**<br />
MI tht m» M W CLIPPER tad ndne.<br />
check the features with which we challeo.ee<br />
l<br />
B»M**I h» OiMm Clfy, N. J.<br />
m. -•<br />
I<br />
We challenge them all<br />
on a value check<br />
<strong>of</strong> the fol lowing points<br />
Modem contour atylinff. Check it for<br />
greater all-around risibility, wider<br />
doors, more room, more laggmge<br />
capacity.<br />
ItaBBM Packard-built engine.<br />
WUMMFUkMtf ride-TUdesLkea<br />
Packard" i. the highest compMtaent<br />
Famona Packard Ultr»m*ti«t,<br />
dedgdri aad built by Padurd Jm-<br />
Packard CLlPP£B.-the tmoothcM<br />
power Alfang <strong>of</strong> all-no whldk, mo<br />
woirrrr, no jerk, no joolp.<br />
Famous .FMkarMp^MtW<br />
brakMt and powMr • '—-<br />
I<br />
:. mar. iti»><br />
W<br />
'<br />
I Van «M Ham mom about a man'-," »w tta wtsnliaaan <strong>of</strong> n, w|<br />
^rt<br />
m tan fBltfnt« Mter be i. in trou-1 Jl"'" M "•* Wotten'. Society <strong>of</strong><br />
AoHUMy for tbrfrlhle Ihlethmnln In t«y*«.before.<br />
ten yew, ChrUtian Service e, <strong>of</strong> the ft. ri«H rirtt M^h- toll,.<br />
oatel Church were mute at as «)tacullt*<br />
mji d i lUmaay, Mr. Everett Spowle^i<br />
OM» May Wurt Hauae. at a p, m, n<br />
«u memB«ri will be notified by<br />
I<br />
ttc.tonpe-riiy ehalmen ef Bus In. ^ Thunday, next weak, the a<br />
es* Central Pharaacy Rlrt mwWiigi, to be heu | t , u nual Parent education Conference An men S,MK1 #arMn ware given<br />
l w«»h B October, according « o pUm will take place In the high aAaal •rat aid traatnent thh year, com-<br />
Th» Family Drug Storm"<br />
audJtortum. at M.mmonton \Httt- MiM wtn IM Mtt.M<br />
wWiB pmidcm.<br />
Mant will open and eloae on time*<br />
MM, Edmund Oodfrey, Herdary re»uttr«Jon to Mrt at r«io a. m, jjmr |.-la|-j wt^^m a^HaSB^a^aal BH itu<br />
« ChriiU, D taJ r.Ui^'ta with the program following at<br />
to«I ehureli actlvltfe*. planned with<br />
COMPOUNDING OF PRISCRIPTIONS HAS<br />
HEN OUR aveiALTT FOR 41 YfMRS<br />
DON'T MISS THESE BUVS!<br />
' Ard^i Bli*» Ora«. DUSTING $ "<br />
IM,Curtis CRIAMlRINSf ., 59<br />
Hump-mi a Warn HIM ytwr Ikarr WM — I * M<br />
JB«", (pronouncad J^Nay)<br />
I<br />
" f S ANTIL SHAMPOO with Lanolin i<br />
At Your Swvlc* — Phonm 0245<br />
J. THORNLEY HUGHES, Ph.D.<br />
OWNia and MANAMI<br />
MNRT C Ptn, PA. AswMM WiamwcW<br />
i«hd*>d to &>m»<br />
MB ntfoy an uffwnoon <strong>of</strong> MnwMi<br />
RWtf frimnd* ftom mvmry SMri'en <strong>of</strong> fh«<br />
ol 3 P. M. and hit addrMi<br />
YESSIUCCH!<br />
«AHtt OJWS MW RffffiSHMEHtS<br />
CANWOATiS<br />
iwr man uni DCCBTHI OB IDS<br />
10' a. m. '<br />
Duruif th. acnunar, ihe Bench<br />
The theme <strong>of</strong> ihli conference will Patrol operated 39 ttatlon.. two more<br />
be • Penonalky In «h« Making", with Mas tM pre\1ou. winaner. and bad<br />
A *ent.tive budget preaentM h.v an addron by or »¥aneH »¥»neH M. Dowd. Dowd, a complement <strong>of</strong> « lifeguard., dae.<br />
Mri. Harold C, Stelnruek. treaiurtr. »hycholo«l.t *yehoio«lat, Univeralty Unlvenlty College, Callage, to**, nunaa lad other Peraonnel on<br />
wlU be voted on u A, «Mt Ml ISaera. ftutgera. MlowtatT roUowln« thl. thlf will he be ad«y.<br />
meeting <strong>of</strong> the Soeiaty. Oeleber U, fenrt, including penoni from rat<br />
UM itntt,<br />
kMM ediEMianal center, <strong>of</strong> Kew Jer.<br />
The l«h annual F«U Seminar <strong>of</strong> »Wr.<br />
Chureh, MUlviue.<br />
* • 9<br />
Hi,,-,, •" •„,,„,,,.,<br />
•VtMl ar ^3ivn<br />
a«w VVIIIUI1<br />
Htnd.Ji.ke-, *lll be preiented<br />
Scoot Troop 11<br />
To MM Monday<br />
Boy Bcout Troop No. 51, JI<br />
Rwtunii to CoiW0*<br />
Another <strong>of</strong> our young folk<br />
have returned to college i»<br />
CeirtAf.^sS'K^SS"' ISI" »*>n"«A »» WoveSTpl., will<br />
Ralnet 1 birthday anniversary. M" Ufrtnrrttii.n !• •!»..-- T -<br />
It<strong>of</strong>caH tear, IK Wedey av, wai I -" W ! IB rOCOTIM<br />
hMtsM. Uunti were: MIM Helen! !""» «m» tolka leaving m to<br />
I«ir, MM LouUe Lear. Mr. andl'wyrn In 4he ever rlvsl Poconos<br />
Phltadelphl., Mr*. Maine, reiliei In •• WIHUm Mftrrtion. Jr., Ml Ceataul<br />
Sooiers ^int, and M hostess for the, KL* E 1^ Cammlailoner MM Mri,<br />
guest houae at IIS Wesley av, . W " Wl *#•""». M« NoMh «t<br />
Wit Afrfr rnrniai VIITI Nfchohoiw »n Pwiwnw<br />
* Ml f »»«"pi« *•••• Other imlM spot, aeem to at-<br />
NM i i<br />
zrj&a2t;<br />
r****** *• •<br />
glorious <strong>Sep</strong>tember sunshine She<br />
is recuperating from a recent oper- u<br />
atlan<br />
<br />
«B. Frank and Charta. Boehler ,t ^hS!l ISe i^L.tf'tf 6 * 1 '"'<br />
ire bwther and iliter. • «»«W hs« seen Wciied at a spat<br />
'••<br />
*ear Janiedawn, Va, There, In laoe.<br />
~ • a glass factory—the first factory <strong>of</strong><br />
The wtta nun mm all Ml i. aw aan M Ine v. a.-***** op<br />
1<br />
n«ceuary--and nothingMM what is A move is under way to preserve<br />
neeetury,<br />
the aRe at a nttlonal landmark.<br />
Bar-Medical Groups to Hear<br />
Chief Jurtfc*, Hospital Dean<br />
.^. —^ , -V Medical, am,<br />
saetely M the Cape Mar ematy _<br />
Two such meetings were held<br />
Bar AUKIBUM wfH, «n October S, I r la IMJ, wnh the abject <strong>of</strong><br />
dinner meeting.<br />
urist in the working out M a code<br />
The Joint affair Is to take place in far me in eaaA where doctors and<br />
the Shrine Temple, tier* Wildwoad, lawyer, are tnUfM,<br />
beginning at f:N p. m. Dr. AMrlch C, Crowe, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
(tnMrm af fha iMMMarlM Mr<br />
.Ml medial jraup. af AliMta,<br />
InlttaB th QialXe ^ IIIIJ dlufICI ~ and<br />
^ ; ^<br />
W,.iy prMdent U<br />
wood, ta pntUent <strong>of</strong> the Her ASM.<br />
felallen, ' , ;<br />
M MM Naw Janav Supr*n» Court,<br />
MM Dr, Oaww Men •annaM,<br />
Man af fha Jaltanan MadiM Cat-<br />
Nav, nrilaMphla.<br />
"ruing early u aore than • nut.<br />
-The earlier we file, the aooner arc<br />
Cental av. sna aft recently for I I M Monday it 7 Bm jpi tfeft Wir** the poMlbUlties <strong>of</strong> approval. Earty<br />
ttmitei Bute Te-chers- OolIegel^Sodff^mh<br />
where ihe entered her aophomore "^,* C "__ „ „<br />
apprava <strong>of</strong> the program enable.<br />
t<br />
Hon 'Inaaattr will meet with the icout fora Decoration Day and tM arrtvai<br />
We »11 know George Bowman H executive committee.<br />
<strong>of</strong> heavy onni«aon motor trtmc."<br />
matter, hu Dftered to anlrt Mr, that early nllng does not naeewamy<br />
Hubmuter thnuih the coming senisn.<br />
Any h^ over the age <strong>of</strong> II, M one <strong>of</strong> the am on Me far the<br />
assure early approval. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s<br />
Mr*. HoinM Ntod Intererted In Scouting. It invited to current year, but Ihe program wa»<br />
Af Dinner Party<br />
contact Mr, Hubmaster •! his home. not approved until mldJuly At a<br />
renilt Hie work n not completed<br />
A 3urpri«e dinner party wu glv<br />
untD late Angntt,<br />
A list <strong>of</strong> streets to be paved will<br />
provsl by the state <strong>of</strong> the new fjroarani.<br />
READ<br />
Hardware & Paint Co.<br />
{Established Ifjll<br />
Ml, SMI 851 AatMiry Av..<br />
tBpp, Clfy HMU)<br />
HEAWHIARHR5<br />
SCHLAOE<br />
BENJAMIN MOORE<br />
MtNTS<br />
CAfefENTER MORTON<br />
KOTALL<br />
Bulidar* and Painfara<br />
jMSw Prleaa<br />
Let Us Take<br />
Your Awnings Down<br />
JMttlhnilfi<br />
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AGENCY<br />
or 300 14Ht Str^t<br />
^^^w «d| unit<br />
^^HiW ••HI Hfln<br />
yarrf - Rental II<br />
"4%aaABBaMai k_B S 'aaaaatWaaaaaaaatal lt& fcja||ia *-.<br />
tK\ MM • I lirilii WMfKmi - fully fur.<br />
•**, ^r •„-££."*<br />
— Hal fmMatMil lt» funtlwt h Ht Mr ItN. aw,<br />
are tmt*t, and Hv*r» art MfHIIfc awnNm, parrti turaltiir*.<br />
World War II. He waa a major<br />
when dlMharged from th* »rvlce,<br />
and Joined the staff <strong>of</strong> the New<br />
i College, on the V»le Unlvei*<br />
input shortly afterward.<br />
His parent!. Mr. and Mr,- WUIIi<br />
Peterson, <strong>of</strong> MlllvUle. formerly (.<br />
crated the garage hers al Wh tt.<br />
and Asbury iv.<br />
Mra, Maiy E, Sw.rti. ^ Asbur^<br />
Jeney who qmlllled for the prl<br />
a three^ay trip to New York Cltywh<br />
- - - - - -<br />
N. ¥„ t<br />
_ „,„, ,._..__„.. <strong>of</strong> the<br />
ucts she stlls Traneportfltlu<br />
commercial alrlin —"" *" ~<br />
by the c<br />
winners also will reeeiv* s num&er;<br />
<strong>of</strong> gifts, {<br />
Plaster <strong>of</strong> Paris was originally<br />
BUNGALOW<br />
FOR SALE<br />
* uiui uunu, llvlnp ra#fn. dlnini<br />
room, kitchen. Hot water heat.<br />
Alia garage apt,<br />
LOOK THIS evm — MJM.<br />
W=AMILY APARTMINT<br />
If yw have AIM cuh yaw can<br />
buy Mill apt, I badroomi each<br />
•oor. Hat water NaH, Balanc*<br />
I 4% nwrtfaie, Com. in and tee<br />
thlt ent.<br />
D. ALLEN<br />
STRETCH, JR.<br />
MCMMA<br />
Phone MM<br />
NEW BUNGALO<br />
2 badrcoma, colerad bath, IMng nm^<br />
kltchan. AwtAmattc oil haat. IntuUtad<br />
Lot Wx 10C.<br />
<strong>On</strong> Seivlew Ave. -<br />
Beesley's.<br />
Phona 1826-J-11 or 2154-J-3<br />
• FOR SALE •<br />
4-BEDROOM SINGLE COTTAGE<br />
Furnithad, larga lot. A Mai baryaln.<br />
NiW BUNGALOW —<br />
LARGE DUPLEX<br />
@$8wf iHCOfltsi' PlfMHIIV Avinill<br />
GARDENS — BM-tlful DUPLEX. HNtad<br />
GARDENS — Ranch-Typ* Horn.<br />
ConUfi HllflOi Pnw<br />
GARDENS — Ranch-Typ, Horn*<br />
IVkbMN<br />
YEAR-AROUND BUSINESS<br />
Imallant incom*, worth Invattigating. Ru| En.<br />
builrMW tnclwdad.<br />
$23,000<br />
MURRAY<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
330 Atlantic Ave, Phone<br />
THE SIGN OF SERVICE<br />
Whether You Want to<br />
We Have Available For You All <strong>of</strong> Uw LMakt.<br />
Our Local Board <strong>of</strong> Realtor* , '<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
Harry R. Brook* _ Aawciat*<br />
614 BgM<br />
ITS IASY IF YC4J MAKE MIUS* REAL ESTATE ©mCE Ypl)t<br />
HIADOUARTIIIS BECAUSE WE CONCENTRATE ON HOMES TO<br />
LARGE HOMI._ S BEDROOMS<br />
WMi UadrewN •unaalaw In nar af large 1st.<br />
•at* Neatad far yaaMHHind living and fully<br />
fWrnMied, Near lay and let It,<br />
Thig It a raal bargain at $11,000.<br />
2-FAMILY DUPLEX<br />
FIT EVERY NEED AND BUDGET,<br />
3BEDROOM HOMI - Hot w.t.r hM<br />
« x 154. Thb I. a Raal Moma .,<br />
MM<br />
main<br />
LAROI APARTMINT —2-TA<br />
IN MUMMf , ,<br />
* •airaiail • lnd Plaar. MM "<br />
OH H.W. HaiM — Ur|a Let<br />
Sato fVic«—<br />
HAUTIMII. ML<br />
»»jcr<br />
I<br />
f<br />
l|ITT<br />
endaiton that aU<br />
MOW from M to kmig<br />
antaa H M I I month, dapmdtaa aa U- Individ<br />
, DWnai iwl 1 * nak. CommlHloned o«(lcer.<br />
•Mi amVw ar» not mltu»d to «ra# fo?»Sn<br />
CHarr Agency<br />
REALTORS ~<br />
Warfwy Avwma M »|Mk Start<br />
ttpttmbwr SpMiajt For Your Family<br />
tmWALOWS AMD COTTAGES<br />
, i htHM. .Oil MW hMf. IntvtoHd. Unfvm.. .iiajt<br />
^Him aatH, at» FumtolH* K » aaraaa........ HWI<br />
;.•; _<br />
liiv#iliii#rtt Properties<br />
iam » eaMnl AM, II kadraanM, 1 kaNia,<br />
•trrr Na TalwhMia IntarmaflMi<br />
lL<br />
IVfl i<br />
-FOR SAL!<br />
' NMMI MAR THI •IACH a\ BOARDWALK-f Iw'rswn. .<br />
. furnhhad................... PrU. — «IMMM<br />
Y HQU^f — t bwlroanu and 1 baths etch (tear • IMn|<br />
, #4M nan • kitchen each llMr • l-ur aaraaa • aoed le><br />
i .'.'....".....<br />
....Price — •IMOe.Ot<br />
If Unit — Ixcallant location . geed rental preparty • Ttbat<br />
MMr than HMM ywriy • •xcluslve ef mmer*! apirtmant •<br />
i hi Milled and ewlMNd, ,..,,,.. .Lew Price «f— mmM<br />
. MM raam with ilretfaca wMti a HaataMar - dining room<br />
Mce —OIJMJg<br />
IVqpEtlOBS TO C. HASBJSON JONES<br />
UAL ESTATE and INSURANCE<br />
% mBMB O. MATTirewS, Aawabla<br />
fc AMM PbMM O. C 3747<br />
AREY<br />
rk«.OI78<br />
UM If You Want to<br />
RENT or<br />
L..:.-.V;*IM.<br />
vs<br />
'^*#-<br />
S.tLattY»«T<br />
tor paying th* mlnMdate<br />
uniform throughout the ItnMr<br />
Conference. Althouih the or- |<<br />
toe flnt time weh akndart. FN York, L,<br />
Imiion hat been emaMend.<br />
HarM^ra, the MMWi altrr<br />
Mad M a dhaato •«• a Osagnayaar<br />
began bga at t any thne tk the In. th* Htm<br />
divlduw thurch dactaM upon. Hnn,<br />
pastor, chtntM ehvrchea after<br />
the annual mwtlng.<br />
guert H<br />
_ _ aWloni<br />
Pesplte recent uturttled condl. Tlwr,<br />
Uona In the financial qeotor. <strong>of</strong> Uw MM tk<br />
naUon, retired MethodM nUnJawn arirlaa<br />
<strong>of</strong> New Jeraty will continue to re- Mai •!<br />
|«ve the aame amount ef pendan **r*r««<br />
fnm their annuity fund during toe raara*<br />
ewnbig year, it wai reported Thur.. H»4 M<br />
day.<br />
tfZM.<br />
The CMfarana Oahaaan, Cam. " " •<br />
MkHen npattM that OM rate at- Tha I<br />
Hrad MMatsr wttk y<br />
t •"* «•*•*•* HMWtil aat.<br />
*l»% aM tW par wnk. rear fae<br />
atUiaMn- wHawa *M aeaaptal<br />
Apply puUr*.<br />
The pwuion afaney repBrtM tbat<br />
the Mew Jf«ra«y rate la the tWrd<br />
hlJEheal at any Conterence In the<br />
United Rate*. The hMheat rate, paid<br />
In North Carolina. Is Ml per Mrvice<br />
year.<br />
Member* <strong>of</strong> the Conference alto<br />
were urged to e«ert more eanuat<br />
elfort to obtain contribution to<br />
mmplete the building <strong>of</strong> a »300,000<br />
endowment fund for partoral pen.<br />
ilan*. Thii fund now dnds at n4S,><br />
M) with MU0 having been added<br />
It durlnf the Mat year. The<br />
fSPO,SOD goal waa eitabliibed taven<br />
»ear« ago.<br />
Rtv. Wagg Rerunwd<br />
Tt Resort Pulpit<br />
CMHnM. frani pa-i I<br />
Ansrhar change «f lesal Hitamt<br />
wai In the Pint M*lli»4UI Clmrfh<br />
ef Aahury Park, wlwr. the «*v.<br />
tar fa raplin the ««. A. Lynn<br />
Ooaulo*. who akMa <br />
M$B^M*m$m<br />
g^ a a . t lp<br />
Mr. and Mn. Alfred Jtatar enter. *• In psUey and a min<br />
"^* '* ^ . |«P Mlriaw BeteMr. «( ©eaw<br />
Ou«u <strong>of</strong> : Mr. MBtoo ud WatttMt, Mn, Wirnn *t»* | S»F«WJWionI. dettnte naamibly • sf nimiber N, J, E. S A4 i<br />
nd ago. Wayne, <strong>of</strong> Owega, m chairman <strong>of</strong> th* eonfaraue U >:,'.^_.. r ,„,.,_ ,.... i_iaaa"*<br />
I Mr.. Ellubeth Wettest, the JJoard <strong>of</strong> •dueaUon rooin <strong>of</strong> th« I AtTRACTIVI ALI^YaUUt<br />
Uw, Mrt, Htth BflCrt Ulh tAool, •• "-^- " •• ST. „ . . . . .<br />
Ottwr. attending Included WUlard<br />
2-Fomity Apartm«nr Hows* — Furitithcd<br />
lFfh Sf* Section -^^ 1^ -|w-^n tHrtup iiMiir dinli^ IUUIII# ^<br />
LWt#a~lfeamH •Mhaai tlallll If rrMlMll fwnalt 11II1" f ah ^aAa^ tknnw" 1 *—*<br />
Kiiunn •na IM|II# ppmpiffis fTPni |HNUl« mnpm iHWrl I SVB*<br />
-, - •-•,,- iWItrti«.i illaTkaliia. n-iTi-i—rlaTT- ••HIM' Irininiil nai. • h<br />
nmif isvT^nvjfr^Hi^vnv^ pniir . nmii S^TVVJIIVS p^prEih<br />
Or«M IMMM H/t 'P•fawn kfttar than H%,<br />
$10,000.<br />
/<br />
Bungalow (PracHcalty N«w)<br />
19th Sffwat Swsnali ^^^ l^ftfaftlva) livlt^p ra<strong>of</strong>ft with pl&<br />
tup# winooWf kJlutaii; alnaMwf m ^ver^#ffts alls Bfltn. Dig'<br />
appaarlng stairway to atWe. Partially fumittad.<br />
•MtT, MO TlfflWrfl INFORMATION<br />
MAXWELL * REALTOR<br />
I did in id* old dtyaf Aa far Mwl *<br />
. Ba , I no^iuaa'mettt homeji. cas heat J The whole. family .feels anil li<br />
call* «aM V* *• MMI. Von can put it al- hMlthler with mod.rn O W<br />
u haatol 1 *n>wBare—In a tleMtJhMt. It keept ysar heaa« fllM<br />
«uaJ wltf ""'V roam, mtehen. lanndrflwini .cwitant. efa>T warain<br />
•a a«nsl-<br />
•mperatore<br />
me degrea<br />
•Unity In*<br />
1. And It<br />
t a •iBgla<br />
r eren a<br />
from the<br />
Int aeaaon<br />
If for !h»<br />
tinier and<br />
;1>: fjivef<br />
nperaturet<br />
days (to<br />
iMa <strong>of</strong> IIIthin<br />
any<br />
fuel. The<br />
ther fueli<br />
ngh th*<br />
IheniMivM<br />
mm<br />
CENTRALLY LOCATED HOTIL<br />
OWNER FORCED t » i ^ | ,<br />
WALTER A. DfTFWCH,<br />
Bfime. noca H.e ft** la.<br />
MtlUK fUi<br />
kt Uanm afi eanipigMy<br />
vlaK »« «inW |£ ttio<br />
iHl no wnldl* 'wa^<br />
lly well up or down aialra, u •tops that rlaky hu«ii|ea»Jh||ix alooa!<br />
ine, too hat one minute I<br />
prorSae Tller,. „„<br />
ta<br />
tnlled the<br />
tin that If<br />
varlea ai m<br />
tha flow <strong>of</strong><br />
creased at<br />
dow all Hilt<br />
thought or<br />
tfr<br />
Of-<br />
n<br />
i<br />
1<br />
And th. Prfc. t> on<br />
•- nvf.•"|ifl^.*p|W^|p^a
'<br />
/'•*•/•»'<br />
$ $ ' ' ,<br />
.•«• J :<br />
jt failure*<br />
Style Again<br />
1888<br />
•at <strong>of</strong><br />
»^oti«blT that OM<br />
I «a«twt bMarpnta the aboutaa<br />
Imlkallm that "oiUnc<br />
Washing Dbltes<br />
No Longer Chore<br />
Drudgery<br />
By ModtlInary<br />
HahanaMM ta not warty<br />
i la Grandma', day. 1<br />
New Gadgets Make the Job<br />
Of Building Shelves Easy<br />
A mmlMr or'aavlca* mw on<br />
Z _ j |Uew w»r. plcti<br />
wMl fiaa<br />
<strong>of</strong> Your Own"<br />
•10-27<br />
Building<br />
Mechanical<br />
Monay<br />
U coiutnirtlon<br />
M aiiiMttln<br />
As»cU-<br />
Your <strong>On</strong>ly Real Security<br />
A Homo ©f Your Own''<br />
Double-Panes<br />
All-Year Aids<br />
Double-pane ln.ul.ttaB wlndown,<br />
fnture <strong>of</strong> wn* <strong>of</strong> the new hou««<br />
W » aaown during NitlsMI Home<br />
Wm, an important to summer air<br />
conditioning Juat u they are to win.<br />
ter hentlng. utett itydlM <strong>of</strong> temperature<br />
eonlrol proMtnu renal.<br />
. <strong>Sep</strong>tember 24,1988 snrni.iM.il<br />
Comfort, Convenience pi<br />
Small Homes Guide Cover<br />
House Has Been Proved<br />
Before You Make the ftrtitt<br />
Get an Estimate from<br />
-i.,- '><br />
.5 k ,<br />
fan or bother, and modern nngea<br />
Sum* <strong>of</strong> the hum built <strong>of</strong> wood<br />
two nod three camturlet «io atlD.<br />
to?• taken much <strong>of</strong> the guenwork<br />
Maaf and a«rt». They ikmnifc<br />
out <strong>of</strong> cookl<strong>of</strong> «nd baklnf.<br />
tulle pro<strong>of</strong> to prtMaut-dar noym or But BWtt MBtnaken are mm doing<br />
dbhu the tatta aH-lsinlaiad<br />
fl» -«ttf>l»W. atrenatn*iul beauty<br />
<strong>of</strong> this wuriil. Examples are the way—by hud. Men and more <strong>of</strong><br />
PMrbanka bone at Dedham, Man.. then, tbouEh, are doing It reluct.<br />
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Disposers End<br />
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lUMflM other<br />
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ar to<br />
eUpa ahawa >Mn, in thmt it flta<br />
urwavi as • metal atrip. In<br />
tUa sue, fcawanr. elrlas *re<br />
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In a garbage MAl, BoValnfc produces<br />
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i acre for Insulation work.<br />
w[.. you/<br />
WHiei maninif ttij pjaya Biava rite aps<br />
•aalta i^e y* Bumiiisr itu §HHIIIMHI<br />
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am Me air eMMWeiilna i«d ind<br />
•»« «julpm«ii le handle the «eeb<br />
-MudJei ahow Ibit this kind <strong>of</strong><br />
dmiMe glaUng HVM, rouahly. half<br />
the money that hi lo,t when heat is<br />
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pane In contact with warmer out,<br />
•Ma air," explained Harry ||, iv«,<br />
mantlva <strong>of</strong> the ThermoMne depart,<br />
ment <strong>of</strong> Ubbey • Oweni, Ford Olaaa<br />
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This ability to reshi direct beat<br />
Jlso Is effective in homes without air<br />
eonmtlanlng, where door, and.windowa<br />
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•aid Mr. IVM.<br />
4|< »WB.iBII»r»aiil t. effMenf<br />
hwar fabi fren »Uf and ahy radh<br />
aMen threwMi Mm iHMein. he HM,<br />
"Of the total radiant energy strifc,<br />
big an ordinary- ain|l»pane window,<br />
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house. With tundard Thernopane<br />
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nan with a
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KB? ffjfc JESTrffctorl 1 ^iSf<strong>of</strong> tha h-UB,. plumbing<br />
In 'M for Mi* DivnoiKl Jybtlc<br />
titari£ «*•* »» "•• neusa-espeirfanj the<br />
Urn. to ""n «•»*-*• evaluate the Ujtime<br />
to eat. fjju th« Uvtaa m tear *a<br />
wo *• W » «<br />
I whither tbtv contain vital pipes.<br />
the detect*.<br />
rerouUM,<br />
Mart IB «a* Buemeut For comjort and haattaic efB.<br />
n* basement U the belt place cie. nc y. celUn*. aboual be 7W to<br />
to esaern tka Mnuture <strong>of</strong> the 8 feet high in room* <strong>of</strong> average<br />
bouse. The basement should have slie. There AsuM ta ample closet<br />
• concrete Hoar, preferably with 5p8ce or (pae* M * can be conm<br />
4MB. If it flood., then *U1 be verted to clos.u. Crou-ventU.-<br />
fvHensa—water mark* on Ike tion to the varMii IMM la dtwaOa,<br />
a nut level on the heating sirable,<br />
equipment If Uw? ba.ement U e* if plaster walls an cracked,<br />
eeaaively damp, the waUs or Halting op iauinft it may ai«-<br />
Joists overhead will «how mold. nai underlying dampneu. »hrlnk-<br />
»t or dampneM, Bge o[ WOod in the frame or other<br />
Check tb» loundttion. Cracks defects which could lequlr* rirneean<br />
be patched, hut «eve« dial treatmmt,<br />
cracka »ar B« a jytnptoiB <strong>of</strong><br />
•»——. cut.<br />
(•ulty conrtrucUon. then tmm Otart DMM, flaw<br />
be a adl—a flat Umber on which If dosri wont cloie. the frame<br />
tta Jourta aupportlng the first may be out <strong>of</strong> kilter, er the<br />
flan <strong>of</strong> the home rest—running floor or ceiling may be sagging,<br />
around the top <strong>of</strong> the foundation. Tut the floor; lump on It to w.<br />
And then riwuld to steel or wood if it gives. It ahould feel fins<br />
•Men er beams supporting the throughout.<br />
Matt la all but the sm.Uest Check framing In tha attic as<br />
htuaei,<br />
well as in the basement. The<br />
Vertical wooden columns thould studs (2xVi> and raflera (at<br />
ten on a concrete ban above the leist M't) •hoaU be M Inches<br />
floor HI imbedded In the Door, apart. If the ro<strong>of</strong> la very steep,<br />
the* have more chance to rot there should be collaibeams<br />
unieen). Joists should N Ml H brsclng them at about normal<br />
larger. 11 inches apart. Th*y celling height The lower endt <strong>of</strong><br />
ahould M braced with "BridJlBf 1 raJMri rest on Mi's or MTa laid<br />
if Vur apan distances si am horiiontally •nuBd th» «il»iit»<br />
than elctlt or nine feet. two <strong>of</strong> then lor added atrtnath.<br />
look for rot. termites, crack- U the atUc Is insulated, M ahould<br />
big and sagging In all wooden be ventilated. Look for aigns <strong>of</strong><br />
members <strong>of</strong>. the structure. Check water leaka in the ro<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Future Power<br />
Aim <strong>of</strong> Wiring<br />
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Per Men Appliances<br />
Families looking for new homes<br />
during National Hone Week will And<br />
that more provision has been made<br />
for "future power" electrification<br />
than ever before, according to Lynn<br />
Scott, director <strong>of</strong> the Flaskon Home<br />
Arts Council.<br />
Leading architects and builders<br />
have found, Misi Scott said, "that<br />
a home exactly equal io today'! '<br />
trlcal needs will be obsolete—and<br />
i dre hazard—ten years<br />
from now".<br />
As a result, said the home st»ltst,<br />
many MMers are new providing<br />
htnttr wlrkis, mare tlreults<br />
and man eyHMs »« handle the ad.<br />
Jlitoiial annllanras "wfiidi iiijiw<br />
•mwrs WIII Bjaain asamg afinsat<br />
MM annrnit tH* kauaa b cwnp «f-<br />
.To reduce tha danger <strong>of</strong> Are from<br />
wiring ayatama carrying the heavy<br />
load <strong>of</strong> added appUanMt, Mis, Scott<br />
said, many bulld.r, ,!„ apMift, u^,<br />
switches, outlets, wall plates and<br />
other wiring devices be made—In accordance<br />
with national electrical<br />
codes-<strong>of</strong> a fire-resistant material<br />
such H Plaskon urea plastic.<br />
Miss Scott pointed out that many<br />
homes built In the past few yean,<br />
particularly those built to bare mini,<br />
nun standards lust after World War<br />
n, are loday so overburdened with<br />
appliances that Steves fall to neat<br />
property, toattera and c<strong>of</strong>fee mak-<br />
&?**<br />
test!, dUntrto* af U* rtotkw U«a* eMtat HM i»)la« H m MW<br />
MMM.<br />
i<br />
Know Mod*ml>ln« ma«ui». aM^ta(apttana pntatdr cu<br />
It. dkrtni wan? tIKn M chacfcad in MMmm Fer<br />
«not» aaww *» tan MBV, p« Mlm IhWf, a kau* neads an<br />
neJgkbBfhBed la lltlWIititd M •utamatie fumac* or boiler and<br />
Mtmtir known: uUUtlu an in water MM. tfcere ahsuld be a<br />
and paid lor the lot li land- main switch <strong>of</strong> at to 100-ampere<br />
•end, and tta BuMe, drtve capacity to accommodate an<br />
•M Mhar expmaiv. extra, are etaMi range, tfshwaiher and<br />
inrhj^ Jo th» packace. other heavy electricity users, plus<br />
IMi, ehurchM. transport., the ll»htin« load.<br />
.Mhltectural studtn by the Ubbey<br />
«• •»» ottm- faciliUe. are es- WMw OaUete NaiM<br />
UbUih«d—no« juat contraplaUd. n M j ^ ^ ^ „„,„. oufl,^<br />
isT^SSTiFS..:.:.!:-.!. "----jj *» «•» buamaM. particularly If<br />
*!!!!£ rtlouM have cleaa-out piufs. UHIM Mtar MM. ata^th a ^ i .<br />
M ineh an apaee «n pMvMa feMnbh. Mill—<br />
ttso iptlaat nutsMa inaipi ••irini<br />
w/S^S!MoZ<br />
1*w M UMNM tost rear and |<br />
hwrMtad ttw RMMaar af aMll.<br />
W S% MB W&mfa pdll^BB fluffs<br />
•By this Urae nmt year attllraor.<br />
appliance type. Mil ba ayaiiabl*,-<br />
commonplace hi every modem<br />
>wiJ :,. v , .-<br />
: ;-. :<br />
! PM d B y<br />
oallif ahji^ la f|M M^H IM Vvefe.<br />
atand ts late KM 1MB lli inHari<br />
:«# it ~ i | * i f t f j<br />
tftstly<br />
Ben I* a dtracUooal MAM p»- BB HMf k k tataai<br />
=^»=mit afatf aH^a^ Sd^aV^ i^aK ifcaa ^isi^B^aamJ^ A ^^aual^AbaaB _J a^ta^attA<br />
S u f S l W • * • » 3B<br />
1. Esst wtndm. which face the tiMIMM IB NoliOII<br />
glare <strong>of</strong> the «rt» roooUng sun, M o l kNM in getting hlggtr.<br />
•keuld w double pane* In which wtth about iwMalna <strong>of</strong> them hav<br />
me outer pane la heat resistant, a iM tkfaaj hatnann iutead <strong>of</strong> two,<br />
chemical process which Imparts a the National AHMUUOII <strong>of</strong> Hone<br />
bluUh green tint to the daw and re BulHan say,. A simple fact is bednces<br />
solar radiation S3 per cent<br />
more MecUveJy than connotlonal<br />
•M IM*.<br />
'•' -neh plat glaa<br />
A yomp casple siartlaia out a law<br />
A South windnws. wMch fan toyears<br />
aaa with a saw house found<br />
«Mrd the winter Bin, should use<br />
two net<br />
standard TMFx-nMM for maiimum these 1<br />
warmth. Th... should ke shWded they need nan nan. The result<br />
agslnst the high summer sun, haw, is showing up in the toerease In<br />
ever, «*h a slight merhang, a horfc stae <strong>of</strong> today's new homes.<br />
wntal Irellls .hove the wadow or MuM Wan* PUrfwrT"<br />
high, «on-evergreen trees.<br />
flowera In planter ha«aa outside<br />
4 West windows, which are af a Bkhm window should to selected<br />
to blend with the Interior<br />
struck tar the Intense afternoon sun.<br />
should use hath heat reifatsnt Ther. colors, says the National Association<br />
mopsn* and a hsng overhang, or <strong>of</strong> Home fluJMan In promoting Na.<br />
"eyelid" The interior should have<br />
heavy drapes to close the window<br />
completely In the late aftenwon.<br />
ApplNiMN 9w New Yew Can Hav* ^ "» ^<br />
Autonilto awKueMknewhSDiM Among tricky bathroom MM* in, MMtmu^<br />
+mm*vf w kMm <strong>of</strong> .orles eealu Into uaa, repMtf tt» your ptrtmml<br />
Tha raniarilnri ftlimil tnlf itwrlnf<br />
psrft<br />
way |an«N tadw have noodmto"l<br />
O nuSThuU. the *^W.<br />
t^fl flWw4 a WBF IOS*I Stefan<br />
and outdoor equipment. untUnsi a<br />
Uonal Home Week, Thus the out<br />
door color scheme can be Integrated<br />
with Interior colors.<br />
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H01M WIMV* you an gUd to CMW to — Ita Horn* Hut IwtNM .v^rythlng<br />
iiMr and dear to you _ your wlfa «INI family ... and yM, th«uld g«t H>« topmBtt<br />
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h«rd work. Gwtd plannlna can »*• many dolUrs, many dlMpp^ittitMnta<br />
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helpful.<br />
F—l tram to uti on our vaat Exporionc* and Plannlna SarvlM in dMMiitf to<br />
buildydurhom.. Tha teat? MOT AUNT,<br />
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'Designers and Builders <strong>of</strong> Fine<br />
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1 Your <strong>On</strong>ly Real Security ,,.,<br />
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New^aperies Help Solve Window Problem<br />
BY IDNA MILES<br />
A<br />
Avdlobr.ln<br />
L M M T ev^fy home, unless<br />
-• it's been built tajpour speci.<br />
rCMt Honiwt<br />
fleationi, hiu a few window<br />
problems. lAnd even then it<br />
sw Ike reasons for the sud. may have some.)<br />
" to resWentia) air condl The ordinary window presents<br />
«. toHtHlonlng laduttry • problem In itself, m thai it<br />
needs special treatment to mike<br />
• to constantly Increasing it seem interesting and lend •<br />
M t*e past two decadas •pjcial air to the room,<br />
aMusloned to comfort i The new cord-weave draperiet,<br />
where they work. In made <strong>of</strong> twisted cellulose fiberi<br />
atwre they shop, In the treated with piastic and woven<br />
•tore they eat, and In<br />
together with strbng cotton warp<br />
threads, provide man, solutions,<br />
• -There they relax. They i Colors art fail and will noi run<br />
they want the same when ruined upon Fibers have<br />
Ham*.<br />
•eon treated lo give them<br />
» mm HIM, malar alrtnn- strength when they're wei and<br />
won't disintegrate Coieri arc<br />
•murf -*—-B **•- 'f •Iso highly resistant to lading.<br />
I These drapes may be acisiors.<br />
H<br />
sut to length, eliminating mom,<br />
urini problems and xperial w.<br />
Bers, furthermore, they're ready,<br />
| B ak tooditioners came on made with a simple drawslrinn<br />
-it, people begin to rcallie<br />
am W"hin reach <strong>of</strong> the<br />
tape «t the lop. No hen,mine ur<br />
aiget In fast, the newast<br />
finishing is neceisary,<br />
m I* tasMUedfor aajy Mo<br />
• A bay-window problem, for in- ,<br />
•1 aun thsn • good heating Mince, can be solved by three '<br />
ar MI> "bout ntotli liws <strong>of</strong> these drapes. For an<br />
ain tn * U-yMr mortgage ordinary- window, iry hanging<br />
—O MtM, when the hMtse •inger-brown drapes right down<br />
around air conditioning, to the floor, cutting them <strong>of</strong>f jus!<br />
•k to clear your rug,<br />
I through construction i Or pick one oi the older four<br />
eolorf: natural, willow ireen,<br />
dose gray and Chinese nut<br />
aflat developments most eon dove gray and Chit<br />
4 Is IM general public'was •<br />
tchlng kWode ewtemtwrary headbaud.<br />
•afen nusnrenming <strong>of</strong> con. «.„., „ , « .<br />
" MadHlened residential PMItle Malta* Good WMk SllrtMi in 1948<br />
Kltp PUnlings Simpl*<br />
Ian t In the avennie-price avermie-prlcc Hhre nhre glass glaas remfornd rebifari plastic. National Home Week was orlg<br />
Me hast wate last i« tough, color-fast and will not rait ginated<br />
National<br />
by the<br />
Home<br />
National<br />
Week<br />
Association<br />
Here's a hint for amateur landscape<br />
architects<br />
TO. year complete air or eorrode, ha. proved » suceewM <strong>of</strong> Horn. Builder. In IBM, it hal Yard decorations should be kept<br />
l U av.ll.ble in Homes for ouiskto awnings, skvllghu and become one <strong>of</strong> the most popuUrr<br />
11*7,900.<br />
pirlittaiyi thai it ta enpeeted lo be and eutemlv^-ohWrvancM on the<strong>of</strong> Home Builders The overall<br />
simple, sayi the National Association<br />
plant,<br />
• .. ,—TTT 1 w " a •'w tor rain gutters and out. country's long calendar <strong>of</strong> special<br />
MHong In kitchens and side eonsiructlon panel., say engi- "weeks'',<br />
ftrts t lifetime easy-to- nee <strong>of</strong> the Libbey Owen,. Cord - --<br />
* V*"^ °' *¥ I'fS Waa C"* Biiperltnee is the name some M-<br />
- _ —. _— i B wi give lo the sum total <strong>of</strong> their<br />
eulck Rasuin in ClassMed Ads blunders<br />
BEFORE YOU BUILD OR REMODEL<br />
ing design should "flow" Into nature's<br />
own planning,<br />
A homed toad Is actually a lizard.<br />
Women first achieved •ufirage in<br />
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1 • Electric He«ting P«tt«I*<br />
-y^- ;<br />
Fh($ Al*tnn System* ' • ._.<br />
Complete <strong>Line</strong>s <strong>of</strong><br />
Standard Crane<br />
Kohler Plumbinir Fixtures<br />
' Ga« Ranges<br />
Gas Water Heaters<br />
Electric Water Heaters<br />
Toilet Seats<br />
Chrome Faucets<br />
0 Bath Accessories<br />
• Garbage Disposal Units<br />
• York Oil Burners<br />
• York Heat Oil Units<br />
• York Heat Winter Air<br />
Conditioners<br />
f Gas Fired Boilers<br />
New Planning<br />
Laws, January 1<br />
Firaf Revision<br />
Sinn 1930<br />
The Bni isnenl revision <strong>of</strong> New<br />
Jersey's municipal planning lawi<br />
slnee 1S30 will go Into effect January<br />
1, IBM, In accordance with two<br />
j measures signed by Oov, Alfred<br />
I Dilscoll last week.<br />
! <strong>On</strong>* new law nwlsH th. pewar<br />
•f nunltlMiirlM to wi up mHnM.<br />
Ml olannln, boar*. The atker<br />
P^splts th* aniiMlBaiifv t* MtahlUh<br />
by *rdlnaMa at It. oHK^I<br />
p » Nan drawn up by Ht<br />
psar9<br />
i Under the new law, a municipal<br />
; governing body Is not only author-<br />
; ised to create n planning board, but<br />
i also l« required to lUpulatt the<br />
I board's powers by ordinance. ;<br />
licipailty may choose be<br />
en delegating complete control <strong>of</strong> I<br />
division, to Its planning board,<br />
slain Anal power In the<br />
ing body, with the planning<br />
•cling in an ndvlnory capacity,<br />
| All exlftjiig planning beards ar*<br />
continued In otki and their rcgu. |<br />
lattaiis cHitlnv* in allMt, with tha I<br />
HMpNen that suhtjlvlilan ragulatlans<br />
canthiw* In .B«t enly until<br />
July 1. IfM, unless they ar* r*.<br />
plated by that d.ta. i<br />
] Under the new law, the mayor <strong>of</strong> i<br />
i , •——,|H,v Is ontUlea to a vote<br />
ning board member A<br />
T <strong>of</strong> the department <strong>of</strong> edu-<br />
| salion also may sit on the board.<br />
Switch.. Curb Mi.h«p»<br />
Safety aiiihnritJDi, aware that falls<br />
ind Bros are tho two Urgesl cauise> •<br />
if homo accidents, recommend lhai i<br />
111 u resistaul urM plastic light '<br />
•wUi'hes be iMtatled at both the lop |<br />
nd bollom <strong>of</strong> all home stairways tb<br />
eath lolls.<br />
Bryone would be happier if all<br />
• who give advice would also<br />
lend a helping I<br />
GUARANTEED<br />
PROTECTION A6AIH5T<br />
TERMITES<br />
TernlU InfuuU.a I. Inereiu-<br />
IM la Ihto aria ,,,ry 7aar.<br />
Pwt laka •haases — aa awe<br />
rear feaaae k pnlaclaal against<br />
TOX-EOLSrSTEM<br />
• Nationally knswn ana UMd.<br />
• tandM hy CRtr«.TOX<br />
€hwnhai Product* Compapy<br />
Uio irtudiinU . Sound 1 SMt<br />
" "si<br />
DELAWARE VALLEY<br />
L U M B E R C O .<br />
EGG HARBOR CITY, HEW JERSEY<br />
LIVERPOOl AVE..wd WHITE HORSE PJKE<br />
TELEPHONE, COO HARWM IS*<br />
LOAD f,ara<br />
Free Home<br />
AchnBy HAVE OM! ENJOY MM Ittw<br />
IN YOUR OWN HOW... UfOU<br />
W* No Oaati Ityil.,, If not aMfeMy «Uaflad,<br />
M wiU MMS tha Dryar, No obli^Oon.<br />
II'IHA UM mean anything, tb»<br />
y<br />
tbelng<br />
MHi with a valuation on IM<br />
MM «f about USflOO; * lot wBh<br />
Phtmbing -<br />
FREE INSPECTION<br />
or »ob« nonwrt<br />
wstiTe ar raom<br />
Tox-Eol Control Co.<br />
• P.a Box 5B4, OCMD <strong>City</strong><br />
• M<br />
* *
1:5*<br />
.tinel-l<br />
I •».. aeaan TAIL IND<br />
(WUdweed Leader)<br />
Little wonder that there I* deep<br />
resentment, anger and disappointment<br />
oier the news that tbe Inadequate<br />
and antiquated bridge is to<br />
be used, that the Parkway from<br />
there South to to be narrowed to one<br />
lane each way, and that the fern?<br />
is to be put <strong>of</strong>f into an idefuiiie<br />
future!<br />
Utlle wander that there Is a growing<br />
feeling In tms area thai once<br />
SEASONAL TRAFFIC FBMBLIMS<br />
(A. C. Wiltey, In Cape May County<br />
Times)<br />
Thai something will have to be<br />
done — and quickly —by Cape May<br />
County resorts regarding seasonal<br />
trunk-, particularly parking, was<br />
shown by the past season. And, to<br />
quote a papular phrase, "We ain't<br />
seen nothing, yet*.<br />
State Highway Commissioner Rani<br />
ford J, Abbott and Bayard*. L, England,<br />
vice chairman <strong>of</strong> the Parkway<br />
Authority, last month told a group<br />
<strong>of</strong> newspaper publishers that traffic<br />
engineers, following a recent survey,<br />
estimated that 600.000 more motor<br />
vehicles will come to Cape May<br />
Codnly In MM than were here this<br />
year,<br />
Commenting on the situation, Mr,<br />
England said that<br />
'there is net<br />
enough meeting together <strong>of</strong> city <strong>of</strong>ficials,<br />
business people, all people<br />
who are interested, to do something<br />
to do something, to visualize the Impact<br />
that this Is golM to bring about<br />
in business and trajflc,''<br />
QUESTION TO CONSIDER<br />
(Gape May Star and Wave)<br />
Giving Its unqualified endorsement<br />
to the fluoridation <strong>of</strong> communal<br />
water supplies, the Cape May County<br />
Medical Society recently touched<br />
<strong>of</strong>f a subject that has been considered,<br />
discussed and In many Innances<br />
promptly dropped ln the past<br />
few years, it Is a subject that merits<br />
serious and Intelligent consideration<br />
and one that should not be lightly<br />
tossed' aside.<br />
All over the county, more and<br />
more communities are Installing the<br />
necessary facilities to treat their<br />
water supplies with fluorine as a<br />
public health project.<br />
Experiments<br />
and practical application have proved<br />
beyond doubt the beneficial effects<br />
<strong>of</strong> fluoridation in lessening tooth decay,<br />
especially In children.<br />
Unfortunately in many communities<br />
the question <strong>of</strong> fluoridation has<br />
been the source <strong>of</strong> Interminable<br />
wrangling and argument with the<br />
forces pro and con marshaling all<br />
sorts <strong>of</strong> pressure. In tame cues,<br />
the argument In became a major<br />
Issue that has been fanned into flame<br />
by many wholly Irrelevant Ideas and<br />
arguments with the result that the<br />
basic Issue has been lost In the<br />
scramble.<br />
With the Medical Society having<br />
taken a stand on a matter that concerns<br />
the health <strong>of</strong> the general public<br />
and with a good deal <strong>of</strong> private<br />
sentiment In favor <strong>of</strong> fluoridation,<br />
the subject will noon be faced by<br />
every governing body in the county.<br />
Mo Dovbh Talk From Troatt<br />
A down county Mwapapw editor wu o_ ,<br />
and radio men. eii> and county <strong>of</strong>ficial, who I<br />
at the dtouwr given In hla honor by to* Pb<br />
last waak.<br />
Aa the mactins broke up, the adltor m<br />
particularly like him became, unlike » many<br />
(uTiuw double Hit" »<br />
The Republican candidate for governor u<br />
ically and In hi. thinking. He I. t JL broM^h<br />
aa u hi. muKlea ire tough and hard.<br />
He Is no orator. He apeaka alowly. In a<br />
He waste, no worti, Ha MprattM blnwrif waC* L<br />
clipped senleneei. Listening to him, one get, tk, ,<br />
...»<br />
,lng Ir<br />
lunlsm'<br />
In^your<br />
aside as <strong>of</strong> no cansaqaenee or im<br />
partanee.<br />
Strangers iraveiUig down the Park,<br />
wty for the Brst lime win hardly<br />
find It Inviting to come south <strong>of</strong><br />
Beesley's Point,<br />
Cape May has long been a dead<br />
end.<br />
Now Cape* May and forty miles to<br />
ihe North Is also to Be made a tallend.<br />
Note—The bitterness and dlsappointment<br />
voiced by The<br />
Leader over the prospects <strong>of</strong> a<br />
twu-Une Parkway, instead <strong>of</strong> a<br />
dual highway, is understandable<br />
Vei, after hearing the explana<br />
lion for the reason, as <strong>of</strong>fered hy<br />
Wlldwood's own senator CaHero<br />
here last «-eek, we can appreciate<br />
the reason. He said that<br />
rising costs have cut millions<br />
hwrni*. the amount available to<br />
build the Parkway, The Author.<br />
Ity therefore, according to ihe<br />
senator, had no choice but to<br />
temporarily curtail in the area<br />
thai probably would yield the<br />
lowest revenue In tolls—Cape<br />
May County.<br />
<strong>On</strong>ce enough toll<br />
revenue is obtained to complete<br />
the Parkway, as originally<br />
Planned, N will be completed.<br />
This is a bitter pill to swallow,<br />
true enough! but as far as we<br />
can see nobody Is to blame, so<br />
we might as well make the nest<br />
<strong>of</strong> Ii. life is constantly demand,<br />
ing that we adjust ourselves io<br />
circumstances<br />
This seems to<br />
be one <strong>of</strong> those times.—Editor.<br />
NO tPLINTBH' @MUM<br />
(Cape May Caunty Oasstte)<br />
Says State Senator Malcolm S.<br />
Korbvs. defeated at the primary far<br />
the Republican gubernatorial nomination:<br />
"There is another Important<br />
reason why I am going to flght for<br />
Paul Trust's election ins governor,<br />
in November), The two-party system<br />
is the essence <strong>of</strong> the free strength<br />
we have in this country. We don't<br />
want 'splinter* groups or parties,<br />
such as they have in many European<br />
countries. You can have hard fought<br />
differences and come out with a<br />
meeting <strong>of</strong> minds. Neither I nor any<br />
other person has the right to seek<br />
a naminaiion and not accept the<br />
verdict <strong>of</strong> the voters at the polls."<br />
idn't learn th*<br />
it<br />
until<br />
Tlwy Said Itl<br />
Notice to subscriber* In an exchange<br />
paper: "If you want this<br />
paper la gtva you a good lend-<strong>of</strong>f<br />
when you expire, batter (at In and<br />
pay your nibtcribUoa before tt expires.-—Augusta<br />
(Kan*.) Gazette.<br />
It* not what we aa newspaper<br />
editor* Oo her* but nHKr what we<br />
my bar* about atMntWdy* pet bobby<br />
or competitor that UVM attar us.<br />
-Decora* ft) Fublfc Opinion.<br />
fc*.<br />
•team" (as he likes to think <strong>of</strong> his<br />
_„,<br />
hard as he drove himself when he was creating UH<br />
Jersey Turnpike, and as he Is now In his Intensive<br />
all <strong>of</strong> the ileounllea.<br />
CAPE MAY COUNTY'S State Senator. Andy ,<br />
s very fine performance as a suave taastmaster, i<br />
ceedlnis moving at a fart clip.<br />
Speaking rapidly, without a note, he introduced Ik* i<br />
with a long, laudatory recital <strong>of</strong> Mr. T~-^ingiSi<br />
raent. and <strong>of</strong> the honor, that had been conferr-iTTZT<br />
Later, he gave us the first clear-cut picture we haw I<br />
current headaches eonfrontlng the Hallway • " ^ "<br />
complete the Parkway,<br />
It was somewhat <strong>of</strong> a shock to Cape May Cauaht •<br />
rumors first begun circulating that the Parkway «L<br />
two lanes, south <strong>of</strong> Abseeen, As far as we know — •<br />
ever been advanced for thU until Andy Caflero Wt By a uT!<br />
Seems that bond Interest and riling cosb hiM M kl,<br />
nUjOuOOOO available for the Parkway so severely thatf 'SL<br />
necessary to curtail construction. Hence Ihe twsjaas, kSyi<br />
dual, highway that now seems probable for this county<br />
^m*<br />
The Senator, however, assured hla audience that eta* •<br />
revenue has been taken In from tolls paid In the M<br />
northern section <strong>of</strong> the Parkway, the full dual rasa '<br />
pleted In this county.<br />
With that assurance, he said that the folks dam turn<br />
to be content, and patient, trusting in the Authority t o , '<br />
dual road as quickly as finances will permit.<br />
ASSEMBLYMAN NAT SMITH, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, Mat. .<br />
is tobacco when he Isn't capably serving his censtttueats a 1<br />
gladdened the hearts and Sauls <strong>of</strong> the men folk by ,<br />
cigars and cigarettes, along with pencils.<br />
The SO or so who attended were largely RepubUcam. 1<br />
were some Democrat. <strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the latter was George M, 1<br />
who in ihe present administration Is the "Out Qoeufift<br />
wood <strong>City</strong> Commission That Is, he's the militant mloo"<br />
The pay <strong>of</strong>f came when somebody affined a Trout I<br />
coat lapeL lie took seme ribbing on that account<br />
The affair must have been a pleasant relief for Ommt<br />
three dinner-ridden city commissioners.<br />
Aside from '<br />
themselves they didni have to earn their food by i<br />
So Much Want a Pmn Pa¥<br />
We iw In receipt sf a brief but plajBtlve not. I<br />
gentleman In Lagos, Nigeria, whose signature Is not i<br />
although it Is penned In copy book English, It leaks 1<br />
SwaJU Ajabe<br />
It cost him a 6i; pence stamp to mall it, so i<br />
results.<br />
Here's what he saysi<br />
"Sir: I have been able to get your address as i<br />
an Intimate friend <strong>of</strong> mute here In Lagos,<br />
"I have now made up my mind to communieatt jm (<br />
thai you may advertise my name In your paper. .<br />
"I have been so much wanting a pen pal In I)MX, Ml l<br />
fartunately I feel or trust that you would do roethk j py<br />
Popeye, the sailor man, along with his corncafe l*t, I<br />
and sailor suit, has gone Spanish, and Is convuHt<strong>of</strong> tta I<br />
Colombia, South America, with hi. antics.<br />
We wouldn't know how long this baa been going<br />
Smith, or <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, who is a mbalonary down ItMkt<br />
clipping from a Colombia newspaper, showing UH ]<br />
with Spanish conversation ln all the "balloons 1 * "<br />
lion: "AdVenturas de Bsplnaea Popeye 1 *.<br />
* "Bet you aldnt know Popeye could speak tpnhMi<br />
on It. - - , -*<br />
IRE ALEXANDER<br />
BEAUTY SALON<br />
— ipeelaUsinf hi —<br />
I Types Permanent W*ve<br />
M<br />
AH Bea.ty Aids<br />
fAtbur, Annue Phone 1141<br />
IIOSKD JI11XD4VH<br />
A tall, blond Mricant jumped for<br />
»»rd and caught his <strong>of</strong>fleer'r body<br />
t.<br />
to run the Deft<br />
Irt no ute trying to sea yonrpnf<br />
be^Ka^C 11 ^"^W<br />
^W^eM^lftl<br />
TB make a immntahi out <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Kill, Mst add • little dM to<br />
•osslp that's eoln. around.<br />
What with all the laaflng, H. I<br />
wonder hew some people manage to<br />
keep Inch 1 selfwinding watch going<br />
* * *<br />
A doctor a day takes your money<br />
away.<br />
)artys See Friend<br />
Mf to South<br />
IN AN ACCOMPANYING letter, she had<br />
things to say. For Instance:<br />
"In a July or August Issue <strong>of</strong> your paper, under Uv j<br />
be It's an Idea*, this brief paragraph attracted M*<br />
section, <strong>of</strong> traffic light. In Barnmqullla, Cok^n<br />
lettered with a short advertising plug. Became as Mi<br />
•reen lights, that segment carries no mesHi*' AMfl)<br />
on BarranqulUa frame lights Is the fact that J«t Ml<br />
the lights change a bell ring.. Maybe that's an f<br />
IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER<br />
We will b* open Wednesday evenings.<br />
Mease phone tar apponitmsnt<br />
CONNIES BEAUTY SHOP<br />
1026 Anbury Ave. Phon* 0719<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E Darby, 104<br />
Central av,, took some time out hut<br />
week io visit with relatives <strong>of</strong> Mrs,<br />
tik Darby, their daughter-ln-hiw,<br />
n WcFtwood, N, J, While the<br />
r had an opportunity to sec<br />
friend <strong>of</strong>f on the Queen Elizabeth.<br />
Dr. Lena Keans left an the big<br />
liner far NarasarBbupet,<br />
Guntur<br />
District. South India, Dr Keanj Is<br />
an ordained Baptist Minigter, scrv^<br />
Ing in a missionary capacity. Mrs,<br />
Frank Darby formerly wls Miss<br />
I Mr. and Mrs, Darby enjoyed the<br />
1 lwe haurg allawed them on the ship<br />
I before sailing time, and they hope<br />
; the picture they took as the big<br />
I boat left ihe pier turns out.<br />
to change from red to green, and don't 'come<br />
Impatient drivers behind him Inaugurate a *<br />
m • •<br />
••FOR MORE THAN FIVE YEARS, mother and I Mmf<br />
sistently enjoying The Sentlnel-Ledien, whether hi «r"<br />
four or flve at once, about one to two months oM, sf I<br />
three weeks old,<br />
_<br />
"We find the editorial* good reading, baled on MWI<br />
as well as fresh and with a punch, (Well, fee! TMatf 1<br />
Congratulatlans on the ample apace given to reli»W»J<br />
menu, hi keeping with many observations made hy ttrt"<br />
F.B.L thai only a return to faith in the Old Book,jr*"<br />
Its teaebJngB ean tare America from being<br />
crime wave, and deliver the population from i<br />
"HERE IN COLOMBIA we are enjoying a (espiM AM I<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficial dictatorship and the undeclared civil war el Jlf<br />
years, during which period Time Mag.tine reparts Mar<br />
50*00 refugees — the peak <strong>of</strong> underatatementi. Omfpresldent<br />
was ousted hy a bloodies* coup, and the M<br />
proved tremendouily. For example. In early July, MM<br />
turned to one district under army escort and i—<br />
menu from the government to resume their i<br />
"The former political violence was accol,^ .<br />
violence, many chorehes bunted aad dynamited a»*J<br />
Christians killed. RelUJoua freedom I* far from htT**<br />
llshed ftct, but we are thankful that the violent. jaU<br />
Interestingly enough, during the «*e.yaar pertai <strong>of</strong> If<br />
HOB, a si per cent increase ln the membership ef I<br />
Protestant church has been reported, 1 ' • ..ta<br />
There's mare to this Interesting letter, but a* »•(•<br />
run out <strong>of</strong> span.<br />
Tieklm<br />
HELEN'S<br />
Beauty Salon<br />
Penhanent WaTins;<br />
Haiir Tinting<br />
•ib St. •! Central A*e>. • Phone Mil<br />
MOHD/kl'H<br />
MOftEWS KAIRDRESSIHG<br />
COMM.ETE BEAUTY SERVICE<br />
h ANDREW and CLAIRE<br />
Vt AVE,<br />
PHONE SMS<br />
JOHNSON'S<br />
BEAUTY SALON<br />
STYLING .<br />
r'crtaktwnt W«v« ^eiatliili<br />
Hatklae, Machtnaleas and CeM Watlag<br />
841 Aifawy AVB.<br />
C(M!«<br />
CERRUTI<br />
[BEAUTY SHOPPE<br />
Tar yaar fJeaaiy Care — tat ear W jttttf<br />
«kp«rie«eb M year i<br />
•EAVTT .t)CI>«C*a: iM ill<br />
703 Aabnry AMiut s*h*»*<br />
Two Red Cro»* Group*<br />
There are two internal .final Red<br />
Cre?i orgalnutions: Hie Ititerna*<br />
tlonal Committee <strong>of</strong> the Rod Cress,<br />
a esmmittee sf Swiss eititens, founds<br />
ed in 1863; and the League <strong>of</strong> Red<br />
Cross Societies, a federation <strong>of</strong> ehe<br />
national ioeieties, founded in 1919,<br />
# * •<br />
L..I Bar* KntMkia PigM<br />
The last championship, bare*<br />
knuckle flahl was In 1M when Sullivan<br />
beat Kilraln,<br />
Th»<br />
Troast New Loads Meynor<br />
By Narrow 2.9 Pet. Margin<br />
About the Mm* th.<br />
km took mr th*<br />
Aortaft M art<br />
ion Of ABHliC*D<br />
n«n«uti svooaiai<br />
recmOy. however, that by May tha<br />
Her last Command Ml the ton «•<br />
day auttorUad supply <strong>of</strong> aU the<br />
five crltlnl round* o? ammunition,<br />
•the Chlnew Communk* drive<br />
thortly before tha armiaUee ml aujp*<br />
pUee <strong>of</strong> ammunition below th* Koday<br />
Wvel In June and early July,<br />
but at no tone was it ulilnniy to<br />
rastrkt th. fltln, <strong>of</strong> U k. batterlat.<br />
In fact, auppUes <strong>of</strong><br />
UnrepaH,<br />
and<br />
Poll<br />
ahead <strong>of</strong> n.mnntic e«ndld«t» gj<br />
hen m. Meyner hy the narrow margin<br />
ef M per eenL<br />
II<br />
•••PP^*! 0Vnf!9 ¥••• "^BIT ^9 4HFI ^9<br />
When PrtHaten Beseanh<br />
tttnicf.<br />
N»w lanar Mi *taff reporters per.<br />
sonatly asked a representative cross,<br />
•eelion <strong>of</strong> the rtate'a voters:<br />
MUn *Htl tHH i<br />
M Me<br />
1 ^HHHy Si<br />
I otHMat.<br />
••pustlean cetHMat. Paul L,<br />
Troatt; th* DamatnlM ttMlMaM<br />
•idyftP*! H<br />
SS^^abama- Mi as«fc». I'b^safeAi^b^<br />
dmt candidaH ClMKt<strong>of</strong>lln M,anr~<br />
The reHles stHIM y» MM WtVi<br />
........ 4MM<br />
,,,..,,, 1.1<br />
The August S New Jersey poll refUHa<br />
on lh«. same qu«tk>n ahend<br />
Troast with 4f,s per emt at Uw<br />
•tale vale; Meyner with 4B par cent;<br />
ttytn with S j ptr cent, and i.I par<br />
«nt Undecided.<br />
With the rampalgn now In high<br />
gear, todt.Vn retulU. In the Hunt <strong>of</strong><br />
the nnduif. <strong>of</strong> tha first "trial neat",<br />
reveal a number <strong>of</strong> Important facts<br />
thai should be kepi In MM by all<br />
tnasa following the New J*r»y Poll<br />
gubernatorial election nndinc<br />
1. In neither <strong>of</strong> the tm trial<br />
heats has either candidate had<br />
51 per eent ef the New jersey<br />
voters safely In his camp.<br />
t. Neither candidate at any<br />
tinie has had a 4 per eenl lead^<br />
the minimum margin needed to<br />
permit declaring one candidate<br />
definitely In the laad MM rtln<br />
allow for statMleal variation,<br />
1. Since early August. Troast<br />
has picked up 1J per cent, and<br />
Meyner, 1 per cent,<br />
statistically,<br />
these changes are relatively<br />
minor, end It's still dennliely a<br />
•T stai no trend<br />
In t«-<br />
The eeteM "trial h—t" <strong>of</strong> the 1MI<br />
guhenujtortal elertlon ahowed the<br />
foUowtn*: Drlscoii, «B,« per cent;<br />
Wetoe, VIA par cent; other candl<br />
d^Je e«t. «rt M per, cent<br />
Tbe New Jeney r%U wul continue<br />
to fenew shifts In voter preference,<br />
reportttjf on election eventf and<br />
ihewlBat ehauas as loaf anarrilBt<br />
up to Election Day<br />
reaAad «he tbeatar comiBand.r at<br />
rapidly that one Item waa over,<br />
stacked.<br />
FfeOHHt MLVIS<br />
beerte In the capital say WllMii<br />
and ky« wane able to effect the<br />
change In the situaUon became they<br />
Mow "big busta*- method* Way<br />
cut the time id delivery on ammunition<br />
order, enlarged the production<br />
base, and general^ speeded up die<br />
sendUn <strong>of</strong> munition, to the Far last.<br />
The production <strong>of</strong> ammunition f«<br />
un<br />
Itt<br />
D.<br />
Mia a lUpubllc<br />
Under a eanstitutlon adopted* Nov.<br />
2», 1MB: India becarftc t "•ovorelgn<br />
demserBtle republic" effective Jan.<br />
M, 1M0. It elected to remain a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the Cshinianwealth <strong>of</strong><br />
Nation, (the ward •"•Mush" being<br />
ommitted).<br />
Wrot* 19 LtjM Oparat<br />
Gilbert and Builtvan wrote 19<br />
tight operas, all between the years<br />
1S71 and IM. , '<br />
THE SEASHORE BUILDING<br />
LOAN ASSOCIATION<br />
SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR SHARES IN<br />
THE 80th SERIES<br />
$140 MK SHAM pen Motim ttmttmi mm Auauvt.<br />
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MONTHS.<br />
t\ •? * r " i 1 * * # •? «*r*? '-^<br />
INCOME SHARES NOW AVAILABLt IN<br />
DIVIMNO PAID StMUkNMOALLY.
i ^x<br />
* • . ; ' <br />
•M be deecria^ M «lMee tanou.<br />
line, ot Clenant MoerK *And all<br />
through tha (atlwM) hoUH. not i<br />
ctMture waa atlirtpl, aat eifen a<br />
We doot know about th. Bike, but<br />
ar-—*••--r •• ** *<br />
Mudat and Ulea, locker MIIIUUIIIIH<br />
pnpmraUon <strong>of</strong> ttwucrlpu. and th*<br />
^ l vi| which ziiMl«ita «w« in<br />
"•*• ** S * ^ ^ taH»*»fwE<br />
Piled by the on Inrtructor.. Oow^utrtl, If. not b«d to M<br />
laniaHUw, new hat We. edded >"•'• " * heat wave or lea am<br />
Mihj yaw, Mmm •»* the •*" lomenunia alway. doing at O.C.IU,<br />
kee* IM Main- court Met,<br />
UnHhe the «*» laijy leeden<br />
L ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 '<br />
Issued Students<br />
year occurred when more than *un»r nra, BMM at -A" lead""" «wp mem lor reierenee. EV-I<br />
Speo^Sned Ip^or TbS ""• * ! •w 8 * ""wall, Anital»w« tppreetal*. Mae new book. I<br />
•eata In the <strong>of</strong>fice a sncM irf I* OartllL Ala* Koeh, Jerrlc -——<br />
eUMInatton _»e«_lry%lS fe"& ^"^Ml d ^A" I **>* tacome MltfM n_'|<br />
point, to an even belter Billow.. £!""_"_"» • '•tf J 1 *. 11 ' *ln. have aUried omanmna their<br />
from whan I att| we <strong>of</strong> The 111.<br />
low. look forward to a year that<br />
will he bath pleasant and niter<br />
ntutg tat OAKS.<br />
See you next week!<br />
Coist 6uwl Opens<br />
uwck df Holnboits<br />
The Oout Guard thl. week announced<br />
a national cheek to verify<br />
the accuracy <strong>of</strong> registration <strong>of</strong> notorooat..<br />
Throughout the Untied state, and<br />
pouenloni, the aurvey will affect<br />
owners <strong>of</strong> 377J7I "undocuneiited"<br />
cr<strong>of</strong>t, which Include! all inboard<br />
motor-boat, and those outboard,<br />
re thin IS feet In length. Mere<br />
than 0P.0O0 <strong>of</strong> these are within the<br />
Third Coaai Guard District. «.ooo in<br />
New York and New jeney, B.3H8 in<br />
Connection and If JM in the Phila<<br />
delphla area.<br />
Mr, Meyer ertemM t tpeilal<br />
p<br />
welcome to freihmen (tvdenti mede during tt tvfnmer vauHen,<br />
i n untnnfl AH ef MiaM, he HM, Indicate haw<br />
Mudanta h. O.C.H*. far the ffctt<br />
time thit ftmr. M. al lt* wtltanfal<br />
tlau from lameri Paint,<br />
Paul H, Well, Instrumental mustc<br />
director, urged talented students<br />
With five new mntm on theand others who are Interested In<br />
teaching siair and with «pproxlmalely<br />
60 new puplla. the principal •Ihilty <strong>of</strong> participating in ihe school<br />
music to contact him as to the no*.<br />
urged the student body to do every band.<br />
thing possihle to help make then<br />
feel at home.<br />
Dr. pierce called attention to the j<br />
ATTENTION<br />
Property Owners<br />
Hettls • Apartments and Guest Houses<br />
SAVE 75%<br />
Redecorating Your Property<br />
for NEXT Ymmr<br />
ort th« flrat prapartiM la rant are thaM with tin MODERN<br />
Tenth grade glrj* are: Carol<br />
Turner, penny McDemMt, Anna<br />
Buffalo and Marian Swart.. The "B"<br />
leaden are Marie Henry, Jerry Ing<br />
ernoll. Pariene RaicllrTe and June<br />
Kuig, In position <strong>of</strong> the altemala<br />
the gull are: Adelaide Tttui, Maria<br />
Adams. Blen Deane and Pat Carey.<br />
These girl. wU| continue I heir<br />
leadership throughout the year un.<br />
EMILY<br />
Dining Room<br />
718 liglitk SltMl<br />
Just Good Food<br />
FOB THE 1Mb SEASON<br />
— lUfna ,<br />
* Luncheon<br />
* Dinner<br />
New word tat<br />
znz<br />
•porta competition<br />
Uahhif far a toy? *e< the I<br />
MAM TO ONMR<br />
AWNINGS<br />
VENETIAN BLINDS<br />
WINDOW SHADES<br />
K. E.BAKER<br />
•« PAT AVI. ^MIM<br />
AWNIWBS TAKEN DOWN<br />
REPAIRED • «•«••»•<br />
CloMd Sumlayt<br />
HOTO-TYPC MA.<br />
G-E<br />
A brand new ieriiMdHfriB.<br />
totclhcr auMnMto waiber and<br />
dryer to hdp you bneztthroufh<br />
your wathda»j •, '<br />
Electric, u yoB ftaotr Ihay'lt<br />
give you complctiideptndablUtyl<br />
HANS H.-JKI^<br />
Plumbin, — • rtil<br />
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tall^lVMl<br />
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mm#*m<br />
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A 30-^ar Dream Coming<br />
He uied to it»nd en the curb in front erf hh father's<br />
house—and wateh the, Cadillacs sweep majestically<br />
by—carrying fine ladies and gentlemen en happy<br />
excyraiorii.<br />
- - m<br />
That's when the dream started in his heart—and<br />
refused to leave.<br />
Sis times, before today, he has signed his name<br />
to an application for a motor car title—and, on<br />
every occasion, he knew it wa. a compromise.<br />
But not ihit time!, He U ^afcint the few to a<br />
beautiful <strong>1953</strong> Cdillac^-and his 3ff.yeftr-okf dream<br />
is coming te. ,<br />
_ And what a fulfillmenti.ic wiU be, a. he Mb out<br />
nrtt <strong>of</strong> aU, he'll aMthoM quick fjan.__<br />
approval wh,ch ted^h.m the dream he. dreamed fc<br />
to raknjr years itstUI jq the heart, <strong>of</strong> others.<br />
easiest response to the accelerator he ta .<br />
imaained . . . steadinesa and roadabilityf<br />
handling ease that remove aU but the menw<br />
from managing the car. -<br />
And, oh, what marvelous comfort! It's like si<br />
m the easiest chair conwivaWe— and n<br />
smoothly and effortlessly through space.<br />
And then, almost before he knWW it, "<br />
home—and in the drivewayi-with tB|<br />
rushing out with the final voice <strong>of</strong> conB<br />
Man—this was worth waiting and —'<br />
male y««e.<br />
•v<br />
g mar* difficult to rant thftw old fiihisrwd, drMry, furnithMi<br />
.,? fln '* — -M rwrtyl., if nMMury — that old, dark, and in nrn) ««., «oed<br />
H furnltur. In mod.m, dur.bla, tcr.tch rMiitant, w«»erpro<strong>of</strong>, two-ton, grain<br />
, in my number <strong>of</strong> beautiful colon, •uch •»:<br />
HORAY<br />
F6ATHIR 6HAY<br />
SILVER POX<br />
CAP!<br />
PLATINUM<br />
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MANY OTHERS<br />
, *• *K««!*»a» are wariiaMa, anal (haw little ar na dint, and will ttand man* yaar. e» Kard<br />
-r and ready far iprint.<br />
i at yaw da new furniture.<br />
ew furniture.<br />
QURA FINISH COMPANY<br />
Wjit AW MO«T esMMin nmNituM RWiNitMiNe PArroRv IN iOiiTH MMV<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CHy<br />
2137-W<br />
, ,'e'H get right to the point.<br />
The comment! we've been getting from<br />
many new Bukk owners about the new<br />
Twin-Turbine Dymflow are terrific<br />
And the reason li—this folly automatic<br />
transmission it, in itself, terrific<br />
It hu a sew, nrm, solid "take-hold"—<br />
gives you instant geontrnf respome.<br />
It has new quiet — you CM tMrely be«r<br />
the nccelerarJoo build-up.<br />
It bat unique end MM almplicltf <strong>of</strong><br />
operation. Yen jutt Move your Selector<br />
into Drire range, pfeM the pedal, and go.<br />
T b U<br />
Bat the iweetett thing <strong>of</strong> «U aboat<br />
TT Dynaflow k toanaoodinnt,<br />
Mat^<br />
You move from standstill to yoor legal<br />
•peed in one progressive build-np<strong>of</strong><br />
power delivery.<br />
You feel a constant "carry" <strong>of</strong> forward<br />
motion, unbroken in any way—because<br />
here no gearshtf ting takePplace, either<br />
manuaUy or automatically.<br />
Even your deceleration !s infinitely<br />
unooth and gndual, wtt& the ctuhJooed<br />
control <strong>of</strong> nowing ell alowing down.<br />
WooUa't yciu like to sample this won.<br />
derful new getaway aod pleasant quiet<br />
and immaculate tmootbties»?<br />
w%'ll be glad to aeat you at tbe wheel<br />
<strong>of</strong> a new IMS Buick widi Twin-Turbine<br />
- Dynaflow—and let the thrillt come<br />
where they may. Drop to soon, won't<br />
•' • • -• • • . > ' • . ' i - j - • . • • - ' ' , ' i j j c -<br />
w rmncM.rMW ritmtti. M M<br />
mtmm tumr MMB<br />
KWtfMtCS^ • tMANCH) UUL,ON HOUAHmm<br />
erneumr New MM*»MI imiMB"<br />
tat-MfM suoe.AWAr twato mttmtm Mdiw
••-..••••fKi.-Jja*-!'?<br />
A^J<br />
..i 11 S^u4al • _ .<br />
.'ii<br />
' '<br />
in<br />
-will<br />
ttn<br />
! <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Baptist<br />
an' Wednesday<br />
l fll on<br />
(,4.. Ha UlMI will go<br />
• • ffcj , • • aa. - atm. - • - •*A>». aissamaaiaaafeft aWs 4felaa<br />
NM|NI<<br />
• VPM flKVUM on tn* MMK nar # rr*ffr r my mw<br />
*. Mwn, awiaJ<br />
Trenten, preaMwt <strong>of</strong> Mw Youth MlawsJilpi<br />
Stiail* pftata.)<br />
Youth Sees Little Bright in<br />
Future, Say Pane! Speakers<br />
By FLSMNCI MYCi<br />
Fran time to time it Is brought to our attention that we parents and<br />
grandparent, are no quite filling the bill according to our yeuth<br />
tations <strong>of</strong> today, | • * ~r~ ———<br />
"A Panel <strong>of</strong> Youth from Seven! nHctlns the youth aHuatlon the<br />
M H ' n presented Friday Hi «<br />
MM lnter»sUn» way at Ilia lath<br />
way It should.<br />
jniUvertsri meeting af the Woman's To sum up this intcnatiai panel. I<br />
L M « af GhMMan Service <strong>of</strong> theBob shoemaker feed that if the<br />
I,fi.wJ.rwy Conference <strong>of</strong> The Math<br />
I odirt Church.<br />
Mra, Ira i, Pimm, chairman <strong>of</strong><br />
Ww*.<br />
Woman's Bfctrtaw •«<br />
Will apMhan, WlW In turn tsld<br />
• INII* awnMkint about hi* er her<br />
jE^aa d^BBHaabAaaau HlK^fl BWB^BI ^Bkv • » • K^a^aK<br />
•Me?" *BlpffIrT* ••• "l •r BSr •!••!<br />
IB<br />
JMM Shemker. Shoemaker.<br />
pnaUant M<br />
lit Trenton Cf Conference, t ta a Junior Ji<br />
at Princeton and hopes to become a<br />
(MbadM minuter<br />
KM Qlga Kat.n. who introduced<br />
herself as a redhead who could cam*<br />
from almost anywhere. 1> a bu.lnew<br />
student at JUder, balls from CentrjU<br />
America, formerly from Bethlehem<br />
«nd Jerusalem.<br />
Another <strong>of</strong> our North American<br />
youths, Was Joan Schneider, <strong>of</strong> Nepune,<br />
is employed as a secretary and<br />
Yalta O. Kim if a studanl at Draw<br />
unhrtntty. H. com** frem Ksraa.<br />
Thla lad hat a marvelous sensa <strong>of</strong><br />
humor and a great foraslflht as to<br />
ttte Importance <strong>of</strong> Ms relationship<br />
to tfie rvst ef the world at present.<br />
The last'iwnel speaker was John<br />
«a It* national Horn. *wm the Tonga Islands, sub.<br />
***•>'*« aba Walsh KMire.<br />
i'had a TaJceesa. one- <strong>of</strong> f 700 crusade scholars h from<br />
i and snc half the Islands, and also is a student at<br />
.''Baptist Church. Drew University<br />
I Calvary Baptist<br />
" ". In Buttle These young people ««it right in<br />
, Ms two • the discussion <strong>of</strong> questions and<br />
I his mls-<br />
V<br />
and wider<br />
Orient he pnotoi<br />
-How Or Nevar."<br />
. Ortnkr» -O<br />
flu aotind ma ;<br />
dM and<br />
ansnrer* with everything they believed<br />
to be right In his or ber own<br />
neart ajid mind<br />
It Is indeed a challenge to be<br />
youth <strong>of</strong> today, they said, and<br />
struggle to And a proper place In<br />
world Jand«ahlp. The entire hope<br />
sAd futiir* <strong>of</strong> our universe lisa with<br />
16atnpatans on<br />
InKew York,<br />
nla. Del-<br />
flan v T» Brntnt It as It should<br />
fc*. Mr- H«T«* «akl that nlaalon<br />
akwvW •* In both the home and<br />
ei tfco laajBta. Tta T«nga Islands<br />
ihe are almost too par cent Christian,<br />
Jubilee Service. Sunday,<br />
<strong>On</strong> the whole. th« place <strong>of</strong> today's At St. James Church<br />
youth Is world leadership holds little<br />
hope for nutet young folks, the<br />
An old-fashioned jubilee scrvi(.e<br />
speakers said. Government and the<br />
win t^ke- bl«tt Sunday ut St. Jamtv<br />
WMkl aJtuatian dafaat optimum).<br />
A.IWT. E. Church,' 7th st. and Haven<br />
fiv. The Rev, Mrs. A. R. Bruithwntu?.<br />
' Scntte the Korean outlook as neAtlftnttc-<strong>City</strong>, will conduct the ser«<br />
an a*a It today. Mr Kim said that vttee^ beginning at 3 p. m. Tlie Rev,<br />
afc tajtmulng number <strong>of</strong> seminary Mrs. fifalth>vajtti U sponsored by<br />
tMdu from i Korea indicate Idit tht that Mrs. FJonii? Conquest. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
*'*>»*••<br />
the young people are responding to<br />
that (ftafllenge.<br />
Ufa* Xatao. tha young lady titan<br />
' ' ' said that, In her<br />
life Is too Ubera<br />
I, and again put*<br />
tfra-Hw en awente <strong>of</strong> that, sec-<br />
1<br />
la ttje 1aeai dnirch nweaurlna<br />
ttl> #NMy trtth nWneada at yfuth<br />
tat tMa 4vea*<br />
church would provide recreational i<br />
tenters aa well U rooms <strong>of</strong> worship.'<br />
there would be no question as to<br />
the place <strong>of</strong> today'i youth in world<br />
leadership.<br />
The entire problem would then<br />
mold Itself into one universal pat<br />
tern <strong>of</strong> • united Brotherhood. The<br />
young people would seek the church,<br />
and the folks at home would have I<br />
a deeper pr<strong>of</strong>ound Christian under<br />
standing<br />
To Tell on Air <strong>of</strong><br />
Prayer Healing<br />
Christian Scientisf*<br />
Announce New Series<br />
Anew series <strong>of</strong> weekly 15-mtnute<br />
adio programs ill Just rat infi the<br />
power <strong>of</strong> prayer In everyday life<br />
will b»? relca^rd Sottirdny by tht*<br />
Christian Science church.<br />
dvcamentary narrativt In<br />
which m, «nftt Icllm <strong>of</strong> his own<br />
rell(tea# sxiwCTlcace—how his pr*-<br />
U 4 h<br />
yer In Christian<br />
Tlit' \tnfn>d jiccounu an- IJLIIIJ!<br />
*pv recorded from pi'rrscms <strong>of</strong><br />
lafty different ualks <strong>of</strong> life from<br />
U over the United Stales, Canada,<br />
Europe, Africa. Australia and uthei<br />
parts <strong>of</strong> the world<br />
Following the nnrratn.e a short<br />
nspirational mrftsajtr will lH> presented<br />
on hoiv the listener can solve<br />
his own problems through prayer<br />
out t yvuih. y , they asserted ncrted. Mankindd<br />
The proaTarAs—carrying the merles<br />
avail bo atpeace<br />
with, each c other to Utle, ' How Christian Science Heals"<br />
paot t and kacp bh brothertood It<br />
—are produced by The Mother<br />
an oat be one blc happy family<br />
Church. The Firm Church <strong>of</strong> Christ.<br />
null! i color, rac* and creed are all<br />
Scientist, in Boston, according ta<br />
faajusd together.<br />
announcement by Charles M Carr.<br />
Christian Science Committee on<br />
Publication for New Jejrsey<br />
They Will be heard on about 600<br />
radio stations throughout tht- United<br />
States, Cantida and Australia, and<br />
it poinU iti Latin Amcrii a Africa.<br />
Europe and New Zealand<br />
to<br />
3OMEH3- POINT—The traditional<br />
40-hour (tevotions will open In St.<br />
Jo*tph» Bs C. Church with the 11<br />
«.m. maw this Sunday, the R*v.<br />
Jertmlah- SuHiwn, pastor, snndunced.<br />
Th* rrtfl<br />
lit a poOJp<br />
him from<br />
fact that<br />
Her doesn't<br />
Rew Chottin Aids m t OQth<br />
<strong>of</strong> His Church<br />
..._. com-<br />
;h atmlwfaary <strong>of</strong><br />
i 1 * HnoMI Church <strong>of</strong><br />
f W f, «T anmlah kw M UM<br />
Church In Waadatawn, which<br />
make* lift the pariah ha tarns.<br />
Tha pariah MiaM la IN years sM.<br />
St. Maphsn'a Caaucp. waa estao-f<br />
llshed about (»0 In a grlat mill In<br />
MulUca Hill, and moved In MIS into |<br />
r*«1<br />
, i -">-«*• - "I<br />
But, 1X . J o|atuww""*/^g {asnuy tate en -<br />
ne«t<br />
reply<br />
ours.<br />
ARTHUR M. DeMARIS<br />
•eallar • laiurer<br />
Ml Eighth Street Phone 1233<br />
LLOYD'S FLOWER SHOP<br />
Flewen Far All Occasions —<br />
Telegraphed Anywhere<br />
937 A»bury Avenue Phone 0277<br />
ATLANTTCCrrY<br />
ELECTRIC COMPANY<br />
M0 Aabury Avenue Phone 0130<br />
BERTRAND T. CAREY<br />
Soal EataM . InsnriBea<br />
15th St. «wl'W.Ik P1.OM0173<br />
HANEY LLOYD CHATT1N<br />
-• lunnoca<br />
131* A-bury Avenue Phono COM<br />
THE<br />
\.<br />
THE CHURCH FOR ALL...<br />
ALL FOR THE CHURCH<br />
Th* Church is (ha grealMt (actor on sarth far<br />
(he building ef character and food eillnntklp.<br />
It is a storehouse <strong>of</strong> spiritual values Without a<br />
strong Church, neither demoeraey nor ei*Ui»yeB<br />
c*si survive. There ^re lour ssusd res^s whf<br />
every pensn should ottand mrvicon roaulorlT<br />
and support th« Church They at: tl) For hlj<br />
own uke. (1! For his children's sake, (3) Far the<br />
sake ol his community and nation (4) For tha<br />
sake el the Church tUeli, which needs hi! moral<br />
and material support Han to go to church ren><br />
larly and lead your Bible daily.<br />
<strong>On</strong><br />
........ DcuteronDiny<br />
Mond'.r '.'.'<br />
II Simuil<br />
Thursday<br />
Frid.y<br />
gaturdlr-...<br />
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M.Hb.w<br />
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OF OCEAN CITY<br />
801 Aabury Avenue Phone 1309<br />
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