Jan 1957 - Newspaper Archives of Ocean County - The Ocean City ...

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January COAT SA 

T- 

Sift on CMtMflS Snowy White 

MusUm! 

72 x 108 — fit x 99 

Economical, Sturdy 

FITTED TWIN BOTTOM | 

Regularly 2.49 * * ^ 

54 K 90 \M 

63 x 9? . 1.79 

72 x W 1.89 

81 it 108 2.39 

90 x 108 2.69 

FIHwd Full Bottom . . . . 2.39 

42 x 36 Cases 54c 45139 Cases 59c 

Cannon Candy Stripe 

Combspun Percale Sheets 

72x108 . , . 3,09 

81 x 108 : . , 4,09 

42 x 38V2 Cases 1,09 

PINK WHISPER — YELLOW _ BLUE 

GREtN — BEIGE 

Colorfait ai approved by the American 

Institute of Laundering. 

80x90 Rayon-Nylon Blanket 

y 

* it ft 

i giant «iw wonder y o bland of kitterwft orta le i*/ 

MWrt and with nylon • 7" for Mtln comfortable 

border .n / 

th >fouchof ih •log.nc*. 7" l bROM, Blua Lt. I t 

r void, Rd 

•iî 

B«BB 

Satina Towels 

turlfwaj^M, y«lkrar> graan, J4 x 44 

Watt. Cloth 29c 

CANNON 

SHEETS 

& PILLOW CASES 

M Beauty and Thrift with 

Cannon Combspun Percales 

72 x 108 2,59 

8 1 x 1 0 8 . . . . . 2 . 9 9 

Fined Twin Bottom . . , 2.59 

Fitted Full Bottom , . . 2.99 

42 x 38 CCMM 74c 45 x 38 Coses 84c 

colored combspun 

percale sheets 

FIRST QUALmf 

FEATURED AT SPECIAL PRICES 

72JC 10i 2.99 

•1 x 108 3.39 

Fitted Twin 2.99 

Fitted Full 3.39 

42 x 38 Cases 79c 

BEIGE — BLUE — AQUA — GREEN — PINK 

Sanforized 

Muslin Mattress Cover 

This fin. quality unbleached muslin cov- 

•r will «dd to the lifa of your mattress. 

Full tipjMrod and makot mattross inlar* 

2.98 

tion quick and simple. Complete with 

S yr. guarantee. Twin or 

Full Six. 

Dacron Filled Comforter 

Oacron 

fm 

Matching W'tow , 4>w 

4 

Just 14 

BOYS' COATS 

Up to Six* 6 

ALL 20% OFF 

Entire Stock of 

Women's and Misses 

FOUR PRICE GROUPS 

*18 

*38 

*28 

*48 

Former Prices up to 79. 

WOOLS — WOOL 4 ORLON — WOOL A CA 

ZIBELINES — MARTINIQUE — TWEEDS 

FOR DRfSS — fOR SPORT — FOR fVHtY DAY' 

nnn — ioxy — STRAIGHT LINED __ 

GIRLS' COATS 

SAVE 20% TO 33VJ% 

Silts to 6x 

8.78 to 19.98 

SNOW SUITS 

Washable, All Nylon f) A n 

with Haft — Toddler, U.J/O 

SIIM 1 to 4 

w#r* , ifS 

Other Snow Suits 20% OFF 

BOYS' ,nd ©iRLS' TO «« Prawnt Marked 

14 only at . , , . 6.38 

20 only it , ... 7.18 

9 only at . , , , 10.38 

14 only at . . , . 11,98 

Famous Maidenform 

u Al!oette" BRAS 

1.59 or 2 for 3.00 

JUST 180 Off niESE . . , , 

Say 25% Until Th«y An All Gon« 

Greylama Fur Blend 

SWEATERS 

SHORT SLIIVI O Q Q SHORT SLIIVI 

CARDiGANS - t d ^ O SLIP-ONS 

In the Wanted Fur 8JW 

Lamb, Wool __ 40% Orion — 10% f w Flbr# 

- -" Mar P.n Collar - Bolh have Whit, Trim 

All Winter 

HATS 

Half Price 

Women's 

Girls' 

KIRBURY 

2-Pc. Pajamas 

With No-Slip Nat 

1.69 

glZJSOTQ A 

Pajamas 

20% OFF 

Boy,'and GM«' 

of 

SizM 7 to 14 

8.78 to 15.< 

Boys' & 

Car d 

HEAVY 

20% 

and 

Boys' to 

Girl.' 3 

Oirii' 7 

vv Sarong" GIRDI 

8.95 

REGULARLY 10.95 

THI FAMOUS CRISS-CROSS GIRDLE TrUT 

WALKS and WONT RIDE UP, 

Styht 1M and 104 

SAVi AS 1 / 

MUCH AS 73 

CLEARANCE 

BETTER DRESS1 

. . Now 7\ 

14.fi 

. . Now 

. , Now 11 

, . Now ^ 

. . NowiiJ 

Now17| 

. . Now17J 

. . Now 1?j 

or Orassy _ 

Wool 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEOGE 

! _ No. 49 Telephone 0304 or OSOS OCIAN CITY, New JIRS6Y, THURSDAY, JANUARY' 10, 19S7 

tttir. 

let Control of Open Pits Looms 

r ake of Drowning of Three Tots 

/INCB MICHILITTI 

used populace in 

ATiship, incensed by 

drowning of three 

In open pit last Friday, 

concerted effort this 

provide gome safety 

1 in connection with 

el/pits and other exca- 

I which pockmark the 

[mainland, landscape, 

•- elttaeiify w«i (Wured of 

•upport 01 Dr. Jules ,f. 

Township naysr, wh.i 

been agalnit the dig. 

In Upper Townahlp car 

" and whs pledged his 

full efforts to enlabllah • safety i>rj|. 

niince In line with the people's dc 

mand-t. 

Dr. KUIn dltcloud ynltrday 

lhat JHI Matt, OcMn City Mfaniiy 

•nd Towmhlp Mllcller, bat km 

ln.lruct«l to draft a luitablt ardl. 

nine* Mr Introduction at th. nut 

m««HnB ef th* Townihlp Commltt.. 

on Monday. Tha mtyer Hii 

*tm would all • ipMlil mMtins at 

th* CwnnlHM* Hrllar If nMH. 

wry to Intrstfun tha erdinanH, 

The drownlnv ft thm Mrafc rtilldm, 

all from famlllM of sultan 

jtatlontd *t tfo U. t. Air Pares 

S.dar Bax at. Fal.rmo. hat IgnltHi 

•Win cmtro»iir.y ov.r «ranl 

pit MMinf which Hins tMn aga 

l« In saving* «c- 

N Ktrkman p*lnt«. a M*«k* tttafe aaaaaâal 

• aênaFe Saras neesMB.SBr IIRf weaves a 

i Mie larsett aavlne* hank 

- ' , « eri u 

iuiiul helonmrnjt bi-hlnU In their flight through the Iron Curtain, Mr. 

I Turner s^ld He appealed to resort residents to help fill this current need 

j Contribution* are being accepted every weekda at the office of the 

f Chambn (>r Cummme on AAbur av near Olh at Resort service clulM 

°* IIIM bi.-n solieltnl to spearhead the clothing campaign here The project 

Ex* i-^ uitdet the pulpit thither n truck load of warm clothing locally for shipment within 

I several uwk* lie urged immediate response from resident*. 

State-Aid Paving May be 

Cut as Funds Fail Short 

The city commissioners this week were confronted with 

Sandman that Ocean City has been 

allocated 113,200 from the fund Suite 

Sunatorii have been allowed fof disbursement 

as state foad aid, 

Tht fMnmiuianari 'hroush Mr, 

Sandman had PNWlM apprmb 

mainly ill.MS o( tha $100,000 In 

IN* S.n.lor.' fund, Th. liMi 

the alternatives of cutting back on their original plans for 

the 1957 state-aid paving irogram in Ocean City, or approin 

municipal funds to com- 

priating approximately $1 

plete the job as proposed. 

The situation arose this week when 

Mayor Edward B, Bowker was notillrd 

by State Senator Charles W, 

th* program up to lit full Kate 

will hav* to bm .uppil.d by th. 

tlty. 

The iUJOO'us added to the *rB, 

M* ill state aid pavint! funds granted 

previously under the formula *y 

which the state shares with Its gov* 

ernmenta! subdivisions the receipts 

from gasoline laxei and other fflotor 

vehicle levies. 

city has been requirad to make budget 

appropriations from 15 to 22 per 

cent of the stkte grant to carry out 

planned paving project*, 

In order to bring this year'a program 

up to its original *44.000 estimate 

the commlssiiiners will have to 

appropriate an amount roughly the 

equivalent of IS per cent of the title 

grant. The only other altemaUve Is 

to cut back the witent of Jhejiropoiea 

paving program to where 

lower percentage can be applied. 

Hand M«meria(b«d. 

by State S«na1» 

The New Jersey Senate Monday 

night passed a resolution expnmlng 

regret at the death of U, 8. Bep. T. 

Millet Hand, of Cape May 

The resolution nt jponaoMd by 

To qy qualify for the h .state aid, tlu. Senators Frank I, raj-ley auMfantlc). 

Charlea W, Sanflnan (R.-Cajw 

reeipltnt il municipallly iilll Is 

nqulMd (a 

anLe up ai lust ID percent of UIB" J • and W. Howard Igharp 

obiecl 

S C. Amos, mart) 

FriOey approached the < " 

slonera with pro 

construction of- . 

unl& for 

Mr. 

city cammhukHHai, Ufai Af , 

will be dlscussM with Cft^r* 

John B. Boiwell In > 

the zoning law* and ' 

peel* of the 

The sWe ef M>e « 

•eeatcel In: 

Another posalbla) ' 

block Uie project, at 

arlly, is a reported 

pending against the eb> in 

'spot zoning" la under tfUek. 

Mr. Aim told the > 

he would like to hare Uw' 

(.-ompleted and In aperatlaa MU 

June 13 at the latest. Tt> 

target date, he' aaUt, I 

quired to start drivatf 1 

foundation! at least by the 1 

February. 

The •trui«ul3 troutt 4c 

irry aspect, be tnvml*eo\ The 1 

and (ides would be of 

concrtl* blocks while tU,... 

the building would be of&J 

concrete block.. A 40-foot wl 

•ng area and driveway la ' 

for the rear of the building.'*' 

Included hi the plan Is * 

shop In Uie center of the 

and also a lounge and 

appropriate landscaping 

ry. 

71 Enrolled 

Evening 

But Some 

May B- 

Seventy-one- penona have < 

for course* in the annual 

City Community Adult 

only four of the 10 cduree* , 

have sufficient interest ao 

guarantee that they will- be 

on 

This was reported 

Mr*. Margaret Walnwrtfht, , 

following Uie advance 

session Tuesday night. 

So far Uie Typewriting 

nken'a Recreation coursee ere ] 

the list In Interest, with 17 ] 

algned up fot" each. Next In ] 

Ity are Art. with IS. and 

with 11. , 

Mr* Walnwrlght express 

appointment at the fact that no i 

enrolled for Contract 

there waa only one each for 1 

and Men's Recreation. The 

in Hobble* attneted two. 

Speaking rour, and 

five. 

Under Adult School policy, al 

lmum enrollment pf elaJit a' * 

Is required for a couna to 

dueled The one* wuh low > 

Uon wlUbednippfXlanlaaac 

recruiu are Haond by next' 

Mrs. Walnwrtght *ald. 

Anyone who la Interested an i 

uther coune not listed may «at• 

or more Mends to Join 

Instructor i* avellable tne i 

be glad t» run the daaa, the i 

of the 

' evenlnsa r t 

However, the ; _ „ 

•aa la aeiwdated fok; 

, U It goeaon.at.tr 

n«.|lon-groju, " 

r. •'- 

J- .1

zm^m&a^0 

•Jl 

•fl 

V- 

at. 

.>ffl';':*•*,,•••• "'- ! - iv ',.•(:».v>.\.'^ ' - • » • 

tO 33'/3% 

-20% Off I Mori 

— NOW 39.95 

NOW 44.00 

. NOW 48.00 

Group Reduced 33V»% 

l'$ Topcoats - 20% Off 

WOW 39.9S 

:••••• NOW 44.00 

i'« Sport Coots - 20% Off 

WOT 35.90 

NOW 23.95 

NOW 28.00 

fs Jackets - 20% Off 

— Fabric. .— Winter Weight 

•—'--new-tftas 

' * NOW 18,35' 

>'s Sport Shirts-20% Off 

UngSfwva 

War* 3.9S to 1X*5 

NOW 3.1S ta 10.35 

Dress Shirts 

Mpriarly 3.95 ami 4.V5 

2.95 a«* 3.95 

»ited from the ChrieUnas rush) 

YS' WiAR 

«ft to 33%% Off 

t ' ON . 

-SfORT COATS 

|*nn aa accaafcmal Mbr ML 

PEUUBU u ekucc tin (arm ef 

I sonsmmrnt at Avalsa fron 

I to CDUBcUBaaie wn IM this 

% MlH lartan Qolnii, boroujft 

t, reportrt 

The d*rt will luve 10 d.ys in 

I irUca to check th, lut to Mrtifv thai 

lot* pHitloa lUnaiarn m Uwse at 

I qualified »lcn and are of a «uf 

I Brtinl quantity to minuet Uw action 

I Tliej- »«r» Bled to CusU/ Talel, 

iUU •uetl Bt and d Willuun WiU Una, l 

Ilinf AvaJsn'l Cotn.iittM of 

ISB. Under (He law (Jl# signature* of 

| IS per «n' of tin rvguterni inters 

of (to borough arc required q to bring 

about an ctecUan on Ui» au»Uon, 

AviJon \i*j foundfd as a borough 

in ms under Uw •suncilnunlc form 

I 91 total tavmrnmtBl, which wis 

changed to the connnlision farm in 

(he early ittV 

baaki aM unr* *me ike Mpplfd 

cMMna at It* am? Batkanck 

Bureau Recaps 

1956 Weather 

CoMar, 

Waftar, Cleudiar 

The atnatpkere in Ute OCEU C,tt 

•fea during 1956 was colier. »«1tsr 

and clouditr man norm.1. «cr«Jiril 

to a year end report issued tlUs «*ci 

by the U S. Weather Bureau 

The daily average teneeralun for 

the ye»r was reported as M decree* 

during the year, only one-untli Oi 

one degree off normal, the Wejthtr 

BurHU Hid 

Durinf the year. 43M inchej of 

rain fell, an BHS of I II infbes ' 

1 more than (he normal 41 ff inchr?r ' 

The sun brought fonh wholly flejr 

days only Oil 91 occasions during the . 

year. There were 101 partly cloudy 

Library Promoting 

days and 174 cloudy days Sotmtlls '. 

there should h»ve been 124 clear I 

Night School Courses days, 119 partly cloud.y and 133 I 

I Sir«iini adult education in con cloudy, 

J 

I Junction with Lhe spebing of Lhe The Weather Bureau's recap of the I 

I Oman Cilj Community Aduli Schooi monthhymonth weather showed Jan. ' 

I Mondiy evening, the diiptaj ease u uary, cold and df>-: February warm 

I the Ocean City Free Public LiBrary 1 (n< * "»- wet: Novem. 

The three phaw, of adult education, 

menial alertness, reerwiion and Harm and wet. the warmest 

ber. cold and dr>'i December veo 

Docem 

occupational advancement, «« emptusUtd 

in On duel*,-. The liters. 

«ure dispUjed ineiudM maierUI on 

Art, •eating. Bookkeeping, CoHlrsrt 

Bridge. Hobbies, Public speaking 

Beereation and Swimming, TaUorine 

and Sewing and IVpeifritiflg. 

New Lunch Program 

at W.ldwood High 

A program for serving not mesis 

;o WIMwood Hif h School .Indents in 

fte iCbool crfettru ,«l low priced 

started Monday, A, Edward Tedesre 

a PP(taai, Isk- ^Jri, Mr> &ir Arester^, > 

Stcme Hsrhnr, Iflfs J&bs Lorenfr*. ! 

lppi*r TpBTifchgi. Saild InferscH. I 

i WilB«T.Bii. Mn, Robert Brt»-n, ll'IIJ- 

»ood &BS, Philip DeSantu, Wewd. | 

The r>urs«.e of the annual drii?. I 

; Si! Ingefôi! deejared in accepting I 

the appolnuaeot. u to mppori !h« ! 

H»4n Aswjciation's research, educa, j 

ii^fi ju>d community seriice pro- : 

grsm» 

I 

-1 mm proud to hive been seiecte%l | 

10 head the Heart Fund Drive 'St. ! 

cau*e J think the heart disease pr«b. 

Its is the leading threat to our { 

counly'i health, and most denervu j 

the support of our people," Mr. lag, f 

ersol] sîd ; 

Aimoit half M» MaMn In Cap* i 

I May County mrm due te hMrt dli ' 

Yttr hnrt dituiH •ccoonl«d fgr 

! mor. daafhi than all ethir 011*1 

combined " 

Research is the primafj- wesnori in ' 

Jhe atiack on Lhe heart problem. Mr 

Ingersell poinied out rorty per 

cent of the funds raised last year 

«ere allocated lo seientisU and »ci. 

entinC research 

•NTIRT4IN AT DINNER 

Mr and Mrs .Norman Ervirte, 714 | 

Asbufi si , enteruined at a dinner i 

party reeenllj Gueits included Mr | 

and Mr» Oliver Armstrong, Mii i 

Be,s Cray and Joseph Gray, all af 

this eilv; and Csnunisaianer and His 

Thomas B fkiod of Loiigport. 

GUESSWORK? 

r*t. fgr cryilal ball taiari 

...hawewar, Via demand, 

af our prolM.ion raauirt 

uact MMHtMga ,,. drawn 

frem yum of experience. 

Ts prepan your prttenptionj 

accurately, wa mutt 

ignore guenwofk and conemtrafa 

an fha practical, 

ttie proven mettmh which 

you and ysur doctor rely 

upon. 

'Jbr, 

OWN ALL WINTa—Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. - Sun. 

6 P.M. with the following Menu 

D*vil«d Crab PattiM 

DwrMwl Cl*m 

lmp«rial Crab 

CUWI 

r 

1.60 Ib. 

«5cqt. 

ontar Me, pt. 35c, qt. 65c 

. . . . . . . . ...SOcpt. 

BroiM Lobttar Tail 

|^Q 

V..I Crttat Srt, r W e platt#r , l s 

Friad Half Chldcan order 90c plat. 1,45 

BroiW UbMw TiSI ....... ptat,,, %M 

S*« Fooi Piattar ...,.,,..,,,,,, i,5§ 

D»v«#d Crab Wtffar ;........,.. 

{ M 

Frtad Scallop Platter '............ J. 19 

Fit* or CIMH Plattan ,..,,..,.,.. j.oo 

Oy»l»r or Shrimp Plittar ........ 1-35 

Frtad FlounaW or Fluk. , 

SEAFOOD IM MASON 

«",• A?* f: 1 

1. ^sJht^KK 

t

^ L 

•* * j> ^ 

V*( 1 

at? 

NONE HIGHERcur 

- • " ^ ••••" 

SCtAfflf 

\l>. A " 

* aa* «ss> fiaawd I* hold Uwaat. 

•Mi nMÎ a**vfc* at tke MM 

11. Mis. FVram 

THRlfTf* 

EXTRA LEAN 

PORK 

ITASTS 

fc.73c 

i.55c 

-.3* 

CAPONS 

StyfaaWtlaf 

jr. Mr*. John TaMarino, ( 

Cim&um and MrA 

8A.M.to6P.M 

.V ••*»*** « ^ M-to • P. M. 

ALERMO'S 

SUPER MARKETS 

401 AstariAte. 

ifa^MTtfan flaw V. I" 

^tf^Mtatfaaaf Mat Ike antaea- 

•afi'SeTSMSTSS 

•f thai proud TMeaa. 

tar CUMHBI. ** 

spaa «d auric Oaat 

axUMrtkiuy M 

-G. 'ft. & w a mdUMus 

•ad aHavBd aathku IB mierfe jrtth 

•tat to m M '« do.- saM Mn. 

Bnkaa, -Wi •«• ••* it ha* tut- 

Mas ia tattr to fci.taiant, Hta wrtttags 

ar» Maatie, aMaaanl, Mi have 

ehana aavt tea irtt doe. oat always 

iiaaijla IMUML He had an eaoctopMie 

attM aad while be had many 

dMieuries, he sttdn eonjulud one. 

^ciijy WAS A fe^âail4sl ^n^ *yn%^tMthiied 

with the BOH'. Up until IKS, 

he made no money on hu plays. 

by 

tal Jr. Laagua 

Wan and Meam commute, 

ken •«•• ajpoMcd at a i 

, - '«» tvasntAnl 

IT. ANR UBS, CHARLES W PIKBCE shortly aflcr 

af Ike AnUsr League of Short Xe- 

IBBTr l»a^ fM«*t Mat fair ate f t . •nrtal llmnmi Monday evening at j thoir holiday season wedding in the N«vfl Memorial Cbureh 

tha kaaat af In, Irvhg Bn»nwn I 

aaaTK. F»T* «f|««t>~e «*•» each Jar the nd* 

of St. George, at Ardroore, P» They m BOW residing in 

lierkea, president, ui 1 

artt* God 

Houston, Te*.. where Lt, Kane is stationed Bride rs the 

fatkmtag to serve: 

' IB 

farmer Barbara Becker Mean City summer resident from 

nrf pe» 

Ardmore 

However, later he accumulated mUuo» 

of pounds aad left much to 

to Ms aBBOUSMd that a reninic 

German Heads L«high UH Bntith Museam, the Gallery in 

tootle ha* been presented to the Feted 

Dublin, and far the stud)' of phon 

tarn Bior at the new jêar It went 

rratamHy Chapter «t«." | 

to a lea torn Jinmn 1 to Mr and 

M ilium w Oomaii Jr. has Been 

Jin. Charles Tore (rf Someii Point. at Flanders 

Mrs. Dei ine spate of many of ha 

B abe ns reported thai each NjOv 

elected preji*-ni of the Beta tola ptajs. tte Mid the dramatis* sur- 

Aw Oeeeai Otr Bt>' ii iiiM. aaf frift 

•a UM aunery had received a CBfi.I. 

The fhfldrea and «i)« of ME I Oiapier ol tax Kapfa SUBta fnttera- i mtpded hiBHelf with unusual and 

W-*** aba la Illlil 

j I—If. M May 

•a* gUL 

of the FUnden Haul n» j It* « LeJUgB UBWenur : unique people BeMUW ta M n 

reeeotiv at the second lanuil He u a Junior majoruij in chMBi. i liaw tst ti,e mmBMnplaee, his ciur. 

^ t*m-on- 

*-onj tt " Waal U done' FaflawUE "ih» meeting refresh. 

CaratnuLs piny, liven in th* Mirine I tal mlimtnlt During Us tapba. i arters *er» all reBVfcahle people 

slaaie? Waal can « do? mesU were served oy the ho»te*i»«, 1 Duunf l«m of^the hotel. | fflpre year he serrM mi Viet prMi- [ H» wrote hu friendt and uudils 

J MB! renewed foe j Mn. Gerfem and Mn. Charles Bu. 

and muiailiig director, slaved Host , rraienusy sport* A (raduMe at BrMe „ mettlatr 

Si (he sroup. Wiln the dining rwrn | Ocnn C.Iy High School, he is Ule Wuh "la. play -\lr* Warren* Prorenaming 

open for m* ftnt winur son of Mr and Mrs. Wiluaai w "fli»P»> 

in lh« hislorj of the Fiander.. it f Gorman Sr. I] 1 Parkndze rd 

•B eolorfulb- decorated in tilt ' • , , 

spirit of Ihe accauoa. C _ o i. »- 

Tnose attending included Mr> ; W i l l KetOfriS TO 

»-. faaiir 

of draina. In "Man < 

i fsaoffeur and cjr appeartd on 

stage for tile firsl time One SM 

«hefi leavin£ the opera, he gel 

Ruth Hogas. Mrs. Jack Hsrnef. MT% j fjfii. • f%—nA i^l^*** 

Mary Hurst. Mrs Idna imi:h. Mrs I " « • " WW WI^M»i 

idea for ^Pygmalion". whij# Tmeni 

Olite IBaw Mfi iina O'Brien. Sr, 1 Fredenek W. Suinon. 1*09 Wnlei lo the tUTies ol the So*-er \t-ndor 

Horenr» CajMi. Mrs. Rulh gado«: » v • "turned Uus wttk to classes at 

»*|1 and Mrs B luriinf.iBe. lurinig.iBe, Mi»» Mi»i • ¥* S* tnivertuty l.nivenity of .Notre Dase, Dame, Soulfl goulil : Cm{d., —f r>mn«r 

Jane Hogtn. Mm Janet Hifbee Mu

Celia iehrader. Mj» Patricia Po«*i! i «"e followed oy the annual eongre, 

gallonol and corporation netting, I 

p. m,, Ln the First Prasbyterlan 

Church. 

Liana Club meeting, 6:30 p, in. in 

Plymouth Inn. 

* * * 

American Legion meeting, 1 p. m 

at the Legion HaU 

Sunday School Board of the Ocean 

City Baptist Church meeting, I p, m. 

u r 

*-- ^ • • * 

Allar Rosary Society meeting, f 

p. m. In St. Augustine's school. White 

Elephant MIC^ 

Group Hears 

Farm Agent 

Qearge W, Mlngin, county agricbllural 

azent, was gueii apeaker at 

the monthly meeting of the Garden 

Department of the Colony Cluh, 

Monday evening, at the home of 

Mrs, Mark Turner, 310 I. Surf rd. 

Mr, Minaln gave an interesting 

end informative lecture on the general 

can ana] planting of lawna, 

fhruhbery and flowers. He also discussed 

several different types of 

grasses suitable for this location. 

Following his talk a question anJ 

answer period wag held. 

During the business meeting pljn; 

wire discussed for the program to 

I be presented by the Garden Department 

at the regular meeting of the 

Colom^Clllh. January SI. AcringB' 

nusnts have been made to have Mr.,, 

Klatner, well-known lecturer and au 

Ihoress, H guest apaaker. 

Following Ihe meeting refru.Ii. 

ments ware served to the S3 wom.'n 

atlondUig. Co-hoMnscs were Mrs, 

Robert Day and Mn, James lecotte, 

• ' • * 

Oallut - Lingelbach 

Nuplisb Saturday 

Pinto, Mr*. I H Iwpaguatw, Mlaa 

Tury Pinto and Mn. fopftje Impag- 

Uaa», aU of thla cMy. Swidini a gift 

but lanabl* to attend wt» Mn Cathy 

Moray. 

The wedding of Miss Frances months. Refreshments were served 

Mary jSaUug, daughter of Mr, and and a general social time was en* 

Mn, Charles A. Callus. 508 7th gt., joyed. 

Somers pplnt, and Joseph w, Lingelbach 

Jr., son of Mn, Joieph Lin. Westminster Circle 

wlbaeh and the lite Joseph Lingel. lo Work On Quilt 

bach, of (04 Plney rd,, Abaecon, will 

Mn. Fred RUess was hostess to tho 

be solemniied Satariay at 10 a, in., 

all the Church of Aasuoiptlon, Vo Westminster circle of the First Presbyterian 

Church, Tuesday evening in 

ajona, , 

her home, Co-hostesses were Mm, 

Tha attendants till fee Mrs, AnEdna Farrell and Mrs. Evelyn Docrr 

thony BocefW, sister of the bride- 

This was the first meeting of '.he 

groom, matron af honor; Mha Helsn 

fi. Reed, brldawpaM: Anthany Bo 

celle, bait, mn; and Mtehaul Bullcr 

and Uttard Slorlcln, mhcrs. 

Friend of both families have been 

Invited to th* ceremony. 

* * * 

Junior Artiiotu «if| 

to MMting Tuesday 

The Junior ArtUiB. of OeEan City 

Assembly No. 88 will nave th»|r llr«l 

n*vnthly meeting or the new year 

nej&.Tuejday evening at 7 o'clock la 

tha Anartcan Laylon hall 

QMn * 10i.- 

to IM,tM m UH and 

IUA» Is 

New regUtritlon., not Including First Preabytarum ' 

the Ml — vUlton nor the .„ public evening |n the Church "tlDUM Mli, 

school rtudsnti, hav* mounted at aAddle Rule I. prnMant, Mn. MatacJ 

Hear Reviews rapid paea throughout tie y«»r» with pafcey aecreary, and Mn. Aany 

IB aoowliig Ml a** card, taken Vrackley treaaucer 

The 10 circle, of the Woman'. Society 

of Chrlatian Sarviee of the Fir.t 1B54, MLin 1>H and HI In IBM. tloiu It was announced that regular 

out by property owner., W7» lo Mr* Bills Woodruff led. tha ittvo- 

MethodUi Church held thah- nnl The facllltlM at the library wen meetings of the cjaia will be tk* y«an 

meeting, of the N«w Year thta week. open to the public MO aays durfn. first Monday of every month at • 

Alpha Circle met at the home of IMf in eomparbon wMk 2S8 naya In B m. in the Church ifotu*. ftefrwhiyienta 

were served by Hn Woodmfi 

Mrs, Phil Turner Mn. Irving Mar- 19M, mt day. m IBM and Mt day. 

•h«ll led Hit devotions and the study 

in 1»5S 

and Mra Edward ConunwL 

book wai reviewed by Mrs, WUHant 

The statistics compiled by 

Crockford. Mn. Fenton Carey, guest, staff 

•poke of her work with the Multiple ff member Mlu lUnrtyn ri S Stewart. 

und«r the dUwtlon of pater Wl*. PhilothMi Orel* 

SebHaab chapter, 

noaky, library dlnctor. , 

Mn, L, M, Hudaon was Jwaten to 

Elects Officers 

* • * 

the pmreaa Circle Guest, were Mn, 

William R Gufflck .nd Mn. Kate 

Bank.. Mn, Lydla Teller lad the de> 

votloBa and Mn. Lsonard Horner 

prOMnled a review of the study book. 

The Martha Circle met at the hoi 

of Mn, David HaU, Mn. Powell 

fUUMY ' 

the devotions. After the neetln 

Methodlit Men of the First M, •octal celebrated the Mth birthday of 

diat Church maatlni, I p. in. In . Mn, Jtnnie Kober, 

church, A film. "Thi Story or Tele, 

vlalon," Bill be shown, 

Th* Mirion Circle met at the horns 

of Mrs Arthur Ely Mn. Mary Meyer 

* * * 

Sewing croup of the Firil Mctho presented the devotions and Mn. AI 

dlsl Churgh meeting, 11am at thefred Senior gave a book review, 

home of Mn. David Hall, 1133 We. Mrs, Walter Burnels was hasten to 

the Prlscilla Circle, Miss Albert. 

VfW Auxiliary lf*oo» 

py 

FoUowtng a brief business mediae 

* Mated ChrUtma* party 

held, with a &t »Kfaaii8* and a get 

JL KUI U 

i 

Burness presented the book review 

and Mn, H. Powell led the devotions 

Members of the Ruth Circle met at 

the home of Mn, Clarence Wllkeni. 

Mrs, L, Stevens presented the devotions 

and Mrs, Laurence Lunny re 

viewed the study book. 

The Naomi Circle met at the home 

of Mrs, Edwin Ka.v. Mn. Andrew 

Maxwell reviewed the study book, 

Mn, Marian shafte and Mrt. M, 

Davis were hosteues to members of 

the Esther Circle which met at the 

home of Mn. John Mawhlnney Mn, 

Mawhlnney led the devotions and 

Mrs. Henry j, Paul presented the 

study book The eroup U ffiakinasa 

icrap book of southeast Asia. 

The Rachel Cirele met for luncheon 

at Plymouth Inn with Mn. Hand in 

charge of the meeting. 

A luncheon meeting of the Lydla 

Circle took place at Plymouth Inn. 

Plans were made far a "White Ele< 

phant Sale" at the next meeting, 

* • • 

Eta Chapter Plans 

VaUntin* Social 

Tentative" plant for a Valentine 

social were made at the meeting of 

the Eta chapter. Omega Lambda Psl 

iororlty, ^Thursday evening at ihe 

home of Betty Montagna The social 

will be given for the members of 

the three combined chapters, 

A "thank you" note was read from 

the family that received a Chrlstmaj 

basket. 

The baked goods went to Rulh 

Ann Boabyihell and the hostess 

package to Georglanna Miller, 

* • * 

Lag ion Auxiliary, 

Masting CaneaNad 

The Cape May County Executive 

Committee of the American Legion 

Auxiliary will not hold Its regularly 

scheduled meeting today due to the 

Area B Child Welfare and Behabill. 

tal ion Conferences being held yeitei-day 

through Saturday In Atlantic 

City. 

The next regular meeting will be 

February 14 at the Aaron Wittkamp 

Colwcll Post In Tuckahoe, 

* * • 

Wesleyan Guild at' 

Hem* of Mist Lee 

Mri, Richard Southard, vice Brest I 

dent of the Wesleyan Serviee Guild ] 

of the First Methodlit Church, pro, 

tided at the mtetlm Monday evening 

at the home of Mtsi Ethel Lee, US 

Pennlyn pi. 

Devotions were led by Mi^s Lee 

and plans were made for the coming 

circle since the adoption of the 

Women's Association plan, DUcup. 

«lon was held on a handwork prn. 

jcet. It was decided to make a quilt. 

Plans also were made to have a dtjl 

nor meeting February 12 at the 

home of Mri, Raymond Ctffori, 

Mrs. William Allen led the davolion, 

and Mrs. WUIard Matthews 

read the study paper. 

—Too Late to Classify — 

ROOM-I-Kumlnlicil ItOOM"J with oi 

ivltliuui kUahva prlvtlegea reusdq 

•blL 1 IK Linden v^K Ornlr.l Ave 2nd 

floor. Phone 3331 VI 2 7 

There also -will IK SAL*—L135TF R BABY CKANt} plnnii 

maliouiin> excellent comlltlon AsK 

Ins HWJ'X'. Pnone alWM 11U 

BKNT HAY >1tONT hiodein duiilpx 

alwi Imcnta l bedi oom $85 00 2 btd- 

Ivonv 911^no^7VS0u Includlnu heal 

Vjbter *IX.00-«as,0p Hllh «ank 

Apartmenlil end. of Drtujuway (4 

' fioni Clrtl.) Bomeiii Point 

If round call 3338. 

WANTED—TWO UROttOOM Jnin«ak*» 

hAjl j- jmaaj*f 1 Tl 

I 

jinn* -i-ti.. l^^^t • ma j._> j_ 

•vff^r vn Mil 4=t!fif PpMj^ IOCVK¥TIV •—yCAT 

round homv with h*?nt. Wilt*? Box 8234 

\VAJ(Tt.r>-BOOKKEKPS;R wlih auloaioblle 

agency experience When rc- 

- ^ cnume. K'rltB Soil 

tr . 1-17 

King's Daughter* to 

Sew For Mli-lon. 

Fourteen member, of the Ktoi't 

Daughters of the First Presbyterian 

Church attaaoM their first BMttal 

pndar tha Women'. AuocuUton plan 

Monday ivmlni at the homa of 

Mr.. Allan Burch Jr. 

Mrs. Ethel Simmerttian (poke on 

suggested projects for the grovf 

to do for the year. Some of these 

wtre »ew!nfi and hand wort: for 

old folks hornet and missionary 

stations. Mn, William Allan led the 

devotions. 

Following the meeting. refreabments 

war* served by Mn, 

and Mrs, Robert Mengel. 

lkWH 

ni**t apaaka* at Ika. 

vWtu* Oua>iatt m 

Plymoutlt -MM.- 

•lal|*d ky Uk> 

ojjn MUwt. 

Akin 6WM)«HL 

to tteotJ BUbU 

Officer, were elected at a nwatlng 

New officer. w»re electad by the 

phllathea circle or the Pint Pfie*- 

byterian Choreh, Taeadaw aftamwan 

MHU Helen Euwer la chairman; Ml 

Ethel Walker, aecretary. Mra. Loulae 

Cornnun, treMuTer; Mri.-H-B. Sort. 

Captain and Kn. T. 

UU daushtar, Stau I 

to «h*tr BMM* *• m 

after OMndbig ih* 

Mr*. HDd- 

HU 

HAMMELL'5 

USED BOOK SHOI 

803 CBfflUt AVWtt 

FICTfON Ptiop« 4137 

Another Firestone 

8 PI C I At 

DIC 

CUSfllOHS 

Rag. 2 98 

• Filled with 

foam rubber and 

quality cotton 

• Covered with 3.00 to 5.00 

per yard decorator fabrics 

Exclusive Colors. 

Patterns, D«$igns-~ 

e Bark Cloth * Iv«rgtaze> Chlntj 

e Antique Satin • Gold Overlay* 

e Clipper Cloth • Glo-Sheen 

iiVI 0M TMISE FIKESTOW SPtCt»LS TQ0I 

4" CblQWf J»«rarvi«jv For Home or Car • 

WHISK BROOM 

Sc«> vi for lowyt Pricw.. .low—t 

MOORE'S FIREST 

-741 Ashiry AVe. ' OPBN FRIDAY A SATURDAY 

''^;':/'« 

eader Pplm, 

WORKOLOVfS 

1

:Mfi 

|p& 

MI ifi?î 

ii 

«#fttii*r 

about 

1 OB the 

taf tfec otkCT dOUns, Mured 

m. Hnrt 

WaDate, of 


of the 

Gqaad. teen dWn« l q 

Local Youth C»uo 

City 

h 

d q i p t ha of He uid IM am.nu.m itartrd la 

tlw fried wmr. they m raned Eorilitd dnriKf the indMrU] r*v> 

to tak* tunu. 

olutaaa, to s*Jp FSBnf ns wto were 

At )bw S o'clock. Strut* an* 

to the art** tniaa > dhrc Mvtnf 

tlw body of the Jennc bar: The dl. 

•srteX tne rtixa] areas to work la 

factariei in th* elUH. B was «lae> 

UtBPd mm a elHb open to njea of all 

in* opMloa mtiDvrd OMU thentlgian and to prorUe Uvn with 

urn im thorauchly thfllst and 

had to Hop ubnertiBf. 

A portable boat *a* bronfM from 

the Ba»e, and law Saoad am. 

ben darted frapplinz. At 5SO Uwjf 

tmrrered the KcDer (itfi UfeJeM 

1 body and about IS niimn tattr 

came ashore with the SehantB 

VTDt tO 

Ccamdt found tlw Irrigation pood Mate Pollr* said that so «e 

a* noUnd toe thin ant of tc* «j the base n anf* of the pnaHn 

trotn new ibe with tank of it? of the Band, B Ic Mated on farm 

l£fO4t deep pond, ftealizinf *lu; Property owned by Edward Boyce so 

fcapfMned. be drove into the valfr 

Uoverer, th« frigid temperature pnaaibtud 

an «Wnilr» nnL Djarjf of the Marmara Hre Co. 

Daring the HRo the Ladles' Am 

•erred coffee and andwieiin to ISo 

State Tnopen Jobs Sirrr ud 150 H I on Use wene. 

John Bnnner arrived on 111* scene 

ONE 1898 

For ke Cream Delivery 

• Catering Service 

CHATTERBOX 

't* SM mi Cortral Avow 

OtfS HMEST 

OU* MODERN 

MM 

PITS 

«Ot ROOM. WI HAW IT, 

PHOHE 3535 

PBESCRirTIOHS j 

OUR SPECIALTY 

4 A M ataaMgrwi Pfurmtcitti 

•» runt WrviM In Ntto 

SALON 

ttatrami 

Idpi "•«« - •*•.? Mi I 

«tff at SEIVAGN'S 

TEK TOOTHBRUSH 

Com* in and buy a regular 

S9e T-k Taorhbrtnh, amd 

in th* coupon and rec*iv* 

a We eMh rvfuiMl from the 

m»nwf»cturw. Included 

M effar b an oppor- 

Mrtiaipata in 

JiEY'S 

BAR 

tj 

OPEN 

DAILY 

ID Bureau 

I made by Ul* pRHHntsr-i Ml 

bUJs tguliM »5 wen obulaed Iron 

inM Jurtn. vhUe 20 cues wen n.> 

Wiled, Ttere were IT* ertmiiMi 

Mali, IS appeali, aad 229 pleas entered 

to CTimiiul enarfK durine ill.- 

year, A tMal of 1» pensiu were 

•eaiuced OB criBUnal tturgtt, lad 

WlQlfr of the Otaan 

nata O»b nillldly «w« i 

itimnh—H nvfew of UH ktatary and 

xnspUlkaiiU of the Vonnc JltB'1 

Onlat AMactatlM by Chart** E, 

SWk*. tcatfl aemiarF of tM At. 

lantlt Cltr YSCA aod a nutn for 

fcJ i 

The idea of the origin*! 

^r*ot W« Offw You 

CHAIN TYPE RETAILING 

with 

HOME OWNED STORE 5ERVK3 

* MMS 

PM9AREDMIX 

CAKiPAN 

fw Mwin ptaaaM Mm 

An al|>alymlnym beauty *!iN 

•iralflrt ild.t far aarfad l,y,, 

•aim, li'daaptf Iff 

I-IMII sit. j fSr 

f-lneli ll».. ..„....'. .O5- 

HANOBK 

WALLACE HARDWARE, II 

Ot»on City, N. J. 

750 ASBURY AVENUE 

SNOWSHOVfL 

•MM WMT Han** 

OCCAN 

ATLANTIC 

BMY } 

MORE 

WASTI 1*5101* 

Mfflfi, 

la? ta i 

mm 

• 

Wmm 

m 

1IB 

• mm 

m mm 

M r 

'>••• 

mm

tomga^gfei 

f Y* 

the now 

created tty tne farui- 

Ef ayMent Building 

leiadant to invest 

t ittrttUaaon that they may 

Ifr. Oaopar •egtoded to mention, 

Uke lhariy otbar part* of the 

htly wall J b*nlt np' with MW 

M bigb-tevei atffrity since 

it in t*e Cans for the boom to go 

r we fare eqtaywA 11 realty tremendous 

af it qOOrtrned. Bute me past 

of a denoifce dwwUmi from 303 

i to 2M in lift. Ite only tiung that 

otfJlM pot it a slim »l.9M 

0bat work such as tfee 

CtnmA eipaityoti, the Masonic 

*m Cbiiicfl. There ate pnupects 

Uher big projects this year to 

tagh the nDfriOer of new houses 

B awpec-t of a further p 

and realistic about eiunetit 

i, Ut strong qptitaism proved pretty 

I, a* tjletW is no ieason to doubt that 

id 

{p 

r j Ocgan City has based much of 

' djton the activity of the building 

*, afSacts then ai harmful to the 

b community. 

Awn«de, it means that local pros 

i dendet depatdent upon o the tourist i t trade 

1 moftths. Tp be equally realistic 

: bard to please visitors, we 

kje j*r resort attractive aitd 

' 1 gire nne aenous Utought 

• ' "" [Wmcof tbeUitle 

_. diarists or propfrty 

"*• *hinkf"E and acting 

i is Brtirer «*«.'• 

> has appeared in toe papers so frequently 

_ii Mltors are (hinting 01 just keeping the 

i they won't have to Dottier setting it over 

tglfc we bear about drunken and reckless 

on the road, etc., little or no at 

to the indftitftal who endangers his 

of others through notlung more vjetr 

at the wteej, ^ 

H» comfottaidfe *hd effortless to drive 

It is small wonder it happens with ever-inncy. 

Badios and softly purring motors add 

•• •—••• •.-H-sn"' JTfH .j-iH^p!. 

«f*« this problem. B is a real 

* ' cr can eliminate by his 

eyelid)). Remember, the 

an bow- tttty be your last 

?il 

S*rv*e 

for ooUune—but 

r station in fVderit 

u possible 

Invited residents 

semcc men or otiiei-s 

o 

crnkmanity is ereut of sudqtrickty 

»Wpro^ in geeaetoaty 

arise. An exam- 

JuatfertMday 

••*• Mr*, ir rm t m mm* 

the i 

la* salon 

•Mnf by 

; Ik. Moat» higk, searing 

nark *et a week prerteoily ky Man* 

mate Pnil Usher/ 

nvi 

St Ii(«k1 H, C church MID 

totmltuw on the on JMMM 

Father tiatke Mctfwttl jfhonl an 

Aebuty "•• •*•*• l*h **. 

city i aatharkBHI a *UDJM 

rtcoactracttan J*b kb to tonavnd the 

boarowaft. ffaat 1MB IO ITtk 

a width ef 1* feet, half Its prerinu 

>i*r attth tke other II feet luted Is 

be addad another year 

» * * 

Ttlf Christian &tcn« Chan* aonounced 

It* aorcaaae or ike kank 

on ike north comer or att 

°sbur> ai-. the first 

ture bout la UK eny for b. 

purposes 

Tbc iu 

lion, vkicti *t the time 

only U» dtrt tin 

KbooK, JIKHHHI 'mution 

loth SebHI PT A. 

Hin) S Aduu was imUUcd 11 

presiiMu or die Occkik City Eiclunca 

Ctab >i i dinner aeeiinf in Uw Mir- 

C C4 i 4t t l W 

Manick in the 

10 TEAM MO 

The BUu-Qara Ftrt Company waj 

organattd with wllHaaa Godfrey as 

its Era PTEaidrnt, an) HomntUlei; 

settled, don la Uit proMem of osn. 

Building and buying tn 

C«i Brndlwr •-« appoini 

pol(« officer IB SctMenbcr ud 

workfd until January u u anoiun- 

Un slfip ttotlicinun. W« mtriitwin 

held up dtiinrt at hi> um 

farn r« S4 naatiu. faniBC hln 

to do duly in crtUijo dl 

til* OAU Clt^ BvutteM Mini Ai- 

"cutta rttotltd Out hcMt Ipr 

»«ht f(-»ttaM M the Recn-UM Cto. 

t^ rmM be ••11T.il. tor «w» «ta 

mtooutr lakar «r IIJW IT iniulled 

to- »n el«trie»J comnnsr. The 

Boml of RccmUun •« 

U>e possibaitf of nlfht 

At tndilioail nrcraoniri in Trtntaa. 

A«*eoibt5-man Nathaniel c. 

Smith *ns («n tn for hit fauns 

consecutive um 

BiU Canon 

Oceu Ci 

tallied 18 pomu is 

4 Pl 

.' basketball court, Ike COet 

rounitu. wne were aad are aager le 

HUM tuoquesu in inn part ol the 

• aiid. Tac Pirsideol'. act 

eiiEB • Chi*( EnniuiT) 

mini came alter •ataoaal 

Baa dTstanMd in nvor ef aa ag. 

grBHtc western nrojrjm In Uui re- 

puta ate aUo 

it ij a najor drpjnm-e from United 

sum torciga ssuqr priacipaB of 

recent nu* and • fluttering tm. 

tnst to tse oae^bs* ltnlataHiM %m* 

dcaeisa ei me Repa»|i«n party. And 

tne fart that tak attutry m nuking 

a Major departure ra Its tiwlf 

ounal roie was app^KUMd aad. 

hailed rwntly ln tke Mptuli of IB* 

free world. 

The •nsiwaM'a new wmn shafls 

• if H» 

Pdeaf, «aniia| forrtrt 

aid Brofran far BMal i«H i, reafc 

M to be M bpsm deUan s« liar* 

if •peeaJatHB that this amount wut 

be wkaatod by tkc Notice and Benau. 

M toe ft MIIOB program to 

4a-*"•*« 

4a? 

One af tka rt.ft.nam.P 

eB«ei » jew th. a* arut pra« in Un, h4Prwidaot 

N of Kiypt j» Hteaa, m m 

ed to xsMa*. fot ann*, far 

support aud tot tone 

a» I 

, BUM M Ccypfs cotton 

u _ureaor monamjed, *1U Mom, 

kaWini Ui note. 

The key to reaver)' i er the Bgyp. 

Han etoBOBij- ma}- be the kouding oi 

f ^» J a D * m 

pif 

Of the Sue* CanaL BoUl wultail 

"•« UBie—the dam years and Uie 

reopening of ike eanai aiontSs, In 

In* naantine, someone irtll have to 

Jeep Simtt on his feet, Britain and 

.**anw am^rpTB*, «pi «u „„ 

alrtads raOaned. The Communiits 

could have shored up tae Cairo 

ewiwinjf men than the western 

po*«ri wsped 

The Neighbors 

Look at things 

omaaair are cwn«' 

Pr«a> oar point at 

people. Che* 

m t ^T 

But tlw Issue I. 

(ban "that. VThen the publi 

MH-»*nU rite and retire to 

**amber. u.ej get impw 

tnerr U something to hide. ThbTi, 

an erronrWB but natural hnpnciloB 

It may be important for 

of MbJu ta ^ 

I the mt b**or. 

We Ud gift, tor owr 

U 

Toe PHI Of** «M 

With IKM. tad . mm. f 

aad I thought •talNV It 

-How IM null «" Ml" 

WIM «Ht Is my kafrttM eye. dli 

Th» sadly M M ktwUpM MM tte 

Ana taare oo UW ptoVHB. 

For the wortd aJI to tm, 

Wen Ike MiMf of the Modear 

what brought |ITM to mat 

There ni Dadier ind Puw 

Aifd Pransr aas Vutm, 

Aad Ceiaet aad CBBMI 

And Donner and BUtMn 

The Chanter of Conanee 

ikaull get buj? ntt 

ud hide ill mow 

Thai ketonced to Saint 

Do you think kids «TJUW tome 

To oar tea »hor« BCH ytar. 

If tfeer knew thai oar nMilmen 

KUlBd Santa's n-imietr' 

No* I lit you 

Would rouf 

Of nrnm, u vc had explained In a picture 

tiata mtA Portnuiter T Laa AOtBH actually r 

kaadt AIM hunttng friemJ.. and the iiU aieq 

for thrtr iante al alL 

rtot try and teU that to a lot *tw atU 

Attention, Aviation 

Fan* 

AVIATION ENTHUSIASTS. rtudeOU, iea 

MM in new thijigi bavini to do with flying e 

and experteore (^ a visit riftlt BOW to 

Philadelphia's fabulous exnnaiUBB af thuin I 

Aviation Hall there Is currently displaying U 

turbo-eotlne. aude By tke wort*/«ntd Reltotaca I 

four ttat power, the new Vbcount Airliner. Thf . 

doead to Ike pnu Decembtr u and ta being i 

courtesy of Capital AlrUnei 

Tbt propeller tyrkyw anglne operate, with a 

BoviBi parU, wjiteh firm it a Moooih, ataadj flow (* 

openting erele on the 15-foot. 1,50s poand anajaa , 

U M n In. directed to a caatnraaaar, forced to 

chambers when it Is mixn) wKk kerosene and tn__ 

Uwi. cnaled drtT« a turbine, and thU aenr tn • 

nutted tbimtgh a shaft and Man Is drive tae proa*. 

Wctchiace of ncr0 Ikal engineer, rty prevMai thej 

flWt itaott complnely free of tte vibration • * 

arjr MttrnaJ cotnbunion Mgla«. 

SMa by (Me with the sleek lartw-prop 

-AniaBl,- a three cj Under, fan shaped, sMH 

provide. 1 starUinj compinlon T*l» m BMd to I 

Itm P«M from nance to England, a real 

m itorwpower output 

Note 

, SPEAKINC af 

relay to readen of tlfis- coturan 

*8P*. 

a is *• 

ofrht BcH «aat««j 

ABi"trlej» Anoeliwn for the 

euimobae tt t parUUarly ftrtfl* tK, 

freely and aopura to havt no natural enemies 

fui to koW lu growtfc HI ekeek, 

-nuOarMri rbi reproducum ba« to* peculiar I 

slfspMnf U arwifc sis u,cbe« tigtar r "^^^ 

eent more tnwerful end » per cent sW.._ „_, „ 

be- interating Indeed to note the breeding kaMti of i 

» yean hence - 

New Jersey Capital C< 

•y J. JOSEPH i 

in Itae CBnUng m.ugtitatioo If Pre^dW 

at noon, January IL 

^ 

»»Uniwn for tke iaauunl 

** tota " *" • PMNM 

««y people wBI not k* laettcn lai 

"IU ke «pre»d arennd IB I1T» or six oT5* hd 

Lack of interett has cau«d tke eaoceHaaon of i 

^? to «o 

. suck seats are at a < 

_ toon area which wm handle 

w»trA the hbAoric event "" 

J**"" W** *•« to be kei 

MaHto-er Hotel ha.«k» ttMo 

lal Security 

I that tha Social Seto 

be tacreued 

i wiU tka new tax be 

i tke naw rule beglnT 

: rate .for employees 

with wage, paid 

ary I, l»07. 

' optometrUt and be> 

MM for the war, 

0. I irh MAUU at a naarby mill, 

' • Social Security far tary ban aad beard that member* 

1MB, HOW do I goof the armed force* will be paying 

I Social Security tax? social Security tMea bellnnlnn Jan- 

! done when you aleuary 

I iM DM* D IkJa mean I will 

same tax report for 

be el or both my aUitary »rand 

Social Security pan. 

vice 

on to paying Income 

Security tax on net A. Vet provided aU requlrtmeBU 

MM will aiw beare Mat in each caae. 

9, 1 hATtpi UMd my Social Secur- 

• age *3 who Bl»d It* cirffor Tf about bt M ywu, mm kut kt will 

for Social gaeuri. need one b*glnnlng Jannary 1967. Is 

11 haveni heard any. the old one still good? 

gwy application. How 

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Restaurant on the bayfront, which won tto commercial dlvfc 

Chaplain Pays Tribute to High 

Morale Among Men of Navy 

"The ray morale of the United 

State. Navy cannot ke readily understood 

until thar* hu been a good 

fight," a veteran chaplain told mem. 

ten of the Ocean City Rotary club. 

Friday aigkt at Plymouth Inn. 

The speaker. Crodr. Charle. W. 

annw^ — ^Kîsâ — - a^ ^ds aL — aFVE,.*» a m # - ni_it ^.^^ -MW^^^W;^*;^^ j — — — •• ai ^ 

Adam,, of the Atlantic City Nival 

Air Station. dUcuMed MBM -Aipett. 

of ReUjlon, Morale and Welfare In 

the Navy." 

He dMerHwd moral* as -the thing 

that make* us tick" ud taid tint it 

has two a.pecU. one Is the cavallur 

attitude da the outride—the M n 

for travel and adventure. Ttiij is toe 

1ft a plaatura to uv. wh«n your dollar* 

•am you a really worth while return. And 

whan you iava with u», you gat mn from 

your monay ,,, your taving* «M up fartw. 

Start tavlng Man, watch your money grow 

CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 

ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 

Your monay is tafa h*f« ... a 

U. S. Gov.rnm«nt agency iiwurag 

your uvings up to $10,000. 

DUIKT REDUCTION M0RT6AGE LOANS 

FW HOME PURCHASE and 

IMPROVEMEMTS 

real morale haa go much 

that doeutt ahow until 

. perloua occura," ke want 

-— e*ajnple, the recant wreck 

on* of our faataat planes, in 

wblck OD« or our pUoU Mat Us Ufa. 

II teRe. i let at «er.le-e let 

M if MM 

aw the wreuoal 

«ek/t knew what 

"OUT M Meant tka element of 

rill. Aid they can't help aUtiM 

tnem*6l«« •who to aortf' But they 

carry on for the U. 8. Navy became 

tiler* I. a Job to be done and Uuky 

an tha one. who have elected to m 

It They May Htm bouterou. and 

Ughlhiarted on the .urf*oe, kut 

undtrntitk ther* to an awful lot of 

Mart. 

*Tbe\ morale of our men k rally 

1 For ThifM 

Tka city conunlsrtnwani Irklty apaas^^kHB^Kda 

Sa^â&aaiBH^ #a^sa^Baw,a^w ^dJâjaâsaasaaBlaB>. 

pnVlfl fOnPOaTaUT VUUW^ »yiri—i—"* 

tanu totaling MffJta. Io prorld* lor. 

the payment of bonded 4aM and tbe 

dty. operating aorta until tka 11*7 

municipal budget la approved next 

inontn. 

|! Tke tenwoonry PMaattrw provide* 

• tlll.us3 for the payment of principal 

and Intarast on municipal and Kbooi 

bond, and »4M.7ttaM7 for onemtlon 

- of tke city 1 , departments. 

Tke debt service apontpriations 

«ven faajOOO for payment of nmnl*(- 

pal bonds and WW* MMreet on 

them, and alse giiMMO on school 

• bend, and *l^W.S0 Inutreet on these. 

Tke temportty budg« repneenbi 

ppn nutety oneâVter M tfc- «oiÊudget, 

andk aerJnBK - * 

tal lMaadct, 

- 

an 

.! under Mate law to ^ for 

II operation of the 

•'pending approval of 

; In another nnandal tratuaetion, toe 

ewnmlulonen approved the traaefar 

ot »l,*0O from Uie Flrt, »atary 

and wage* account, Into *1re, «tba« 

•xpenae anounl. In tka Department 

of Puhli^ Safely. 

Mw •nlteJiwi a* Hte aaa," he eit- 

•aaaalhwawaaL 4hwâaaaaai M aaaaaVA wMAal 

waw> aaaaW 

Ma* 

, it Yea •«* 

•aallna in a etank •r ki fee. 

k> heof 

side windows of the 

pfffce in Chtiftmas "I>e seen aome pretty rough character* 

In tke Navy, but fve found 

to the roof of Chris them openly weeping at tbe deetb 

ior Studio photos. of a .child. They have brittle beart..- 

On tke element of welfare, ke aaid 

|h*t •innetlnuH winds up in a that the Navy goea by the arced of 

Navf than In any other branch of 

tke armed forces. 

"lUltnlen Mtan into a mail Iran 

taking rare of it* own, and oonaldera 

tke welfare of the men paramount to 

national deferue. Men of tke Navy 

i sot considered expandable aa 

they are by many other ooontriat, 

and every effort to nude to take up 

the ilack of absent home life. 

Cmdr. Adam, told of aaeja of the 

UBpiwattMnta nude In the service ai 

a result of effort, of tbe Navy chaplains 

over tke yean. He declared 

that nothing u any better far Bar. 

ale than a Mat •Un,- — 

Two recent Junior ftotariant bowed 

out of the club with belated MMUe. 

tary Ullu. after having spent a 

month attendiBg mretlnis. Charles 

Good, tke Junior far November, 

briefly dUenuM the growing i n 

cultle. of stadent* •ntering college. 

Ralph Taylor, the December Junior, 

.poke on tke hurtory of pollomyUUs 

ratMnik and the current Maxtb of 

Dime, campaign, of which he II one 

of the teenage chairmen. 

Alex Kasnarck Introduced Dawld 

BaUley. the new Junior Rotarlan far 

January, and al*> anwiltdl BavU 

•rand, When tka. ortlerj Mine Io go. 

Thunton and Bobert Moore, Ike .todanta 

who attended In September 

you have to be prepared—and the* and October. 

are. Thai to Ik* thing (hat rnaiei u$ 

win buttle, and keep on Mrryuij out : Other special gue«f« for tka tv 

tough alignments In peacetime." Ing wen Robert Sharp, new praaj> 

Cmdr. Adanii said k« believe, rellslous 

feellnj la •tronger in UieHunter, new president of die 

dent of the Exchange Club; Robert 

Krwanto 

auk, ud Philip Turner, pntMaU 

of th* Chamber of Commerce. They 

were Introduced by President W. 

*ari North. 

f 

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»ar"—'America 1 , famrite ajzl 

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y It's fat Body by 

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Ami tt bjn peppery. IWULI -«unnlng 

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— ttm an 4» volume. Mo. 

W fhVSaJw decision, band- 

CM 

— 

«W» led fcjf 

OUb tor boy« 

M Of MAITVM 

«, at AtUnHc «V. 

TIMES — r€W CUSTOMS 

; 

" 

old reflect the wishes and desire* of 

i left behind. There are many; custom* 

•om long ago, x certain elements of 

which matt people subscribe. But all 

SBtt have changed through the yean 

changing. We do not follow a rigid 

in glad to suggest what is usual and 

tmt In all details the family has the 

awtw Ud 

. IH.H.M1 

Tht aiuwer to mankind* JMII 

need ol purity and ratatmton »UI 

he astpkatlaad at Chrlnlwi Seleoca 

7:S0 Ihta Sunday. 

Kayastbu Ma LMaon-Serroow on 

•Sacrament" U tkt Goldan Text trom 

Puiro. iU:t,*>: "Who akalj aaetnd 

into the hill at the Lordr « wfeaj 

•hall .land IB hi. holy place? Me 

that oath clean hand*, and a pnta 

heart; woe hath not lifted up hu 

•old late vanity, nor iworn detail. 

turca" toyMary aakar Eddy Incluae 

lie following (IMlMfTii "Onct«lm, 

a point bfeyotiod SIS. ihonW to to 

find the fooutep. of Trutn. Uie way 

U health and holinen. W. dtould 

•trivve to rtacb the Horeb |MI(BI 

whera God I* revealed) and ifta eor. 

DtMtetta ft all aplrituil building b 

punt,,- t ; # 

MCOND CAM MAY MftllT 

Shore »to*d, niermo 

Rev. miry F, ClndelKjo, Paifsr 

Sunday School, tttt a. m., Albert 

ptor. V .We an* will 

Itoiw Luttnu Clwrth for 

(MWr 8tw«rdililp prOMtt. 

wheen will be eervM at UlW 

P Tne«tay, Jajittanf 15, «:« p. m. 

Me*I»r* 01 Choir wlU b* iu«U «f 

MMnfMlMi at duu^f at MmvjUt 

Thurtday, fiM p, m. Choir nMaK 

plMT BAPTItT 

R«. O. Aria* ParrkU, ••«•«•. 

Id A. M.-Sunday School, eiaatat 

filB fell atea^. 

• 40 P. ¥.—BvMiln« W&raMp, 

WadBeaday, 74S P. M-Prayer 

meetin*. ^^ 

Sunday 

C tatMMt at, rt 

ducted Sdnd>y at the Second Cape 

May Bapllrt CtrUrch at FeJernw. 

LfWlt I, SMITH 

L«wU K. Smith, a recent mduate 

•f th« EckeU College of Mortuary 

gtlence. Phllad*lphla, on January 1 

became aaaMUlM with hu father, 

Mr. Smith Joins with hi. parenU. 

Herbert L. Godfrey and Francis B 

HMMfeW 

win tr»v*l to WUÛm h. jola U| 

MMtara of iMM Jtnlt, Conlcrttt 

tool dei*c«tl«i n*4 Otlr •«*•»»*•" 

* * * YOU AK6 iNV 

^ . $»e ontf Mast] 

JACK VAN 

COHplUT 

MMliMay 

i- A>";^ 

'Ode board - The ipeaker remarked that some 

land and of th. tak efatV eon«Wered by the 

CitF, Mt *»PW«a Cmm involved very um.ll 

-v mie'itiiin OKMImiCb* 

i TPf-fm" WBHrrtaf the ariulale 

J fifWiwluiMd M Ww33> 

cnairmati: ^ ' M M ike (MekMder owns 

MWMA VAN MM 

T>e MrJ David P Wright wlU conduct 

eran.-elf.tlc service* at tM 

Ocean city Beptbt Church OB Tuei. 

•MUM. « ! ( Md. 

to, January 15. through Sunday 

? i^JOtfludtai^Mr. HMKI! comnight, 

January », tt 7:30 o'clock. 

"""""• nested upon Me fact that the ap- 

GSMftpa^ km been overruled 

L» JW&MMw 11M J^MIUSB ie*.Ku, ^ThTn whan eoiHteallt A» an efliell»t«uilel«ri 

MKgkt to the attention or the Can- 

"- Vi O a i M l 

, grtm -America Baclt to God", and I 

1 — ever 100 radio tutlons. Before 

Mm ike i,, o,, m %nH I —* eWWton Io Chriitlanlly he wai I 

25h2* «"W«» »nd U aHW elMBentertalnM-. Van tape/ 

W8*ff* I fa a induile o* Betrpil Bible Instl-fl 

•> , '.:-- I tute and Samlnary, and la an objel 

Bible preacher. 

'• I •'AptpiuiM Appearing with Van imps enh 

av«tak ««1 BB hj, wife. Beneliii. an 

' ' -— • pjaju, aiiijl and ial. 

f fM p. Jfc — Chancel : vocaiiat. Together the V«n 

I tapes will present a lyrring pro., 

M p. m.-Junlor Choir I f ram of ouile and evangelism for I 

j |n consecutive evinlngi, I 

• Jtttottlay—Jl a. m. —Confirmation 

Announcements 

I 

Guests io Speak 

if III J, WIMBERG 

FUNERAL HOMM 

A*4. •' " Pho«»2654 

GmnVatioM of Funaral Sarvlw 

YOUR INTRANCf 

W I T H A H ;...'• ; 

UM -^ and ~ 

N DOOR 

ALUMINUM 

POOR HOOD 

Jfra Marf PaJiky playing thu pre Kcond ajalatant; Hobart 

ld lade MA. tk miagteMui, BldiM Mi The pu m* Un ik hid Wi\J£riL* ^ 

,rj5»". « tejttmjm to m many I 

in wlU preach the aarman, HatU. Itliuler ta ttMiurM!Uirton t^fti_?"J.ff?r 1 S l iLF B ff SSS 

"rtour •! loiplrailon." Th«r» 

ilit wae 

ThunMlay at 8 o'clock, choir i_ 

hearsai. Allen VanVor.t will be In 

eharKp.CT«iv DienjOCT U urged to be 

Pre««tt.•.', , 

Somers Point 

Chunhmt 

IT. JOSEPH? R. C, 

HUM on Sunday, 4, 9, 10 and 11 

. ip. Member, of Holy Wame Society 

111 rect-ive Holy CamAunlan at • 

O'clock Mass. 

Week Biy Maw at 1-M a. m. eicepi 

Saturday, MaA k% I a. m. 

Mooaay., January 14, 7:30 p. m 

jtikM\Ot of Holy Name Society U 

7ilinu*iy J4, 4'p. at Musi 

Itttan for Grammer Schoo. 

y. Confession 4:80 to S:S(. 

flM to 1:W P. B, 

I ler. eomapsndlnf aacrMary: Ralph 

Marie Totten. pUnlrt; Ilia Butler,.... 

llntant pianist, and Porothy Du 

BruUle, cradle roll .uperlnumdent. 

(tab Compact to AM 

NJ Mental Mfents 

SigBlnf of the Interstate Compact 

peralttini lnterttate agreements for 

treatment or nonresident mental pa 

llents wai ballad today as another 

mlleetone In the flint agahtit mental 

Illness. 

I eUMMaal Ma M M SUM HaatHH • 

William Br Baumer. (f WestileM. 

prmldent of the New Je/«y Association 

for Menial Health, jaafd "there 

Baa tong baM a ne*d (or Um le El» 

ItMtt which Mine U* under Cov 

srnor Meynex'a .l^naturB December 

He .erred with the, V, S, M.rln* 

Corps from September 1952 to September 

1($Sjnd wtajutrtiwd In 

Korea, from Which h» visited Japan 

the Pbilippllw. and HoHg Kdng, Ha 

wai honorably dlMhargM' wHii Um 

rank of tergeanu 

InAufuat 1M< Mr, Smith wai 

married to Ml*. Mud Helm, a labsi. 

atory technician at Shore Memorial 

HMpttti, They now nMlde at WB 

Central av, here,' 

^ 

ft 

1?llk^^^^W^BW" j ^ ,^^H^^H^^^^^ *rt.,u4{Ji,:_ 

VX 

' 

ei» Mma Bible 

WiMhlp Serr- 

SPtaWdS* $£Z ^S"*«M* M.«*nla JleUiodl.t Chureh, low 

a»hJjiSii - i H, W « ll10 " w - •"« SUnpioii a*,, wUI begin 

HSft^Hmj*. «L W S»ft, •""«! ?*y- The »w. ChirtM T. M*yo, pas 

"JR!*- *[ i! i» I* 0 !* «* «' »he Eureka Baptist Chureh, 

mgreiatisB will &e iuests and co 

y , a. jim^^ y, church Mour- let services at 3:30 p. m. 

^WW»* •» Ktaf 1 Monday at 1 p. m. Mrs, riortnee 

* Wughtert. vnseBd of the First MMhodiM 

„"••-^f MeMBi Worrtlp^ Mem. 

_ 

TUesdai at I p. m. m win he aci:6*npamed 

by the Anbury choir ' 

_. Me*. The Rev. rraofc r. Adlir, pastor of 

S i * ^ ! ? •**?'••» C l e h f O 

| The Bennetts Jive here. That's. Of#ndmpthgr Bennett's fjble on (he 

j. window sill, and the whole family goei to the (Church acrosi the now 

J eoyeredfleW. 

J John Bennett works in the loaal hank. Marth#, his wih, is presitt 

dent of the PTA, and they bt^# three lovely children, Orandtnpther 

Bennett has been living with thein for the past couple of years, since 

she brokfther hip, She can't ajwayi get to church in wintertime and 

i that s why she cajjs this ffr window.^Whfn she can't be in church, it 

helps to be able to see It, 

i u • To t er ; * he e J» uwh ««eple represents a great many things, and 

I brings back many memories, H#r soil was married in that church. Her 

i 

hBS ;l B burled 

*P' 

from i** W§r grandchildren were christened in it. 

fe The Church has helped bw to bear grief, in hours of sorrow; and 

NlfH t. BAKER 

•!« A, M -Sunday srt«i, «la«e, .JSSjStti e¥frelf Stape 

us/ i^nir n !,^" hii> st tu&mpmm 

tha Ntw 

uickly nake 11 

•ted lloujullo Control Commission 

rap ilgbed into law by Governor 

Mbirt fc «f««er Ul «*», 

Al» receiving the gowrhor U 

>ro»il wa« an appropriation of »53.- 

MO for eradication of gypsy math. 

»oth bills ivere sponsored by Senator 

h * S r i •AHU) 

1 " * 

Ibp

• * 1 

& 

Si* 

New Tir* prohlnils with Hauler are 

TVHEiM YOU RETIRE 

•MX TO SCHOOL 

NATIONAL BANK 

of OCEAN CITY 

i STATEMBJT of CGNDmQN. 

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LIABILITIES 

ibw31, 1956 

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Mt of the Oman cEretali, 

B. Brw*. left, and B«reH 

Eaa l.mtaf, IDA, M afUT pasia* 

amm niniauiu. mr..n.« 

« a regular JtuJml m ih* urniw. 

"tj Tbm. to tb* isautaMt af 

Baff and feUMr aaMu, sb* bucklrd 

asva is * HIWH aEadcaUF anathai 

warn bit aa A. B, drgnee IB , 

Hrs Lynch ij n^Jn j 

IBM rat far ia M. A, dtgac in > 

a* u MenaUaaf ia the I 

awai wtiu af «««toJoiy j 

gs^ $f «jjT*^ ajHl a tii"tiBg£ii • 

s^pe* to £Bss»4jit* -«r fros October Iii; «r ind In aobm um. Ha 

Jw*. i Omidj av, PseaaBtvU!*, taw a» 

THii Imtiiutc fpaasand fcr tie i Hoanced the nMiMBl of ifceir 

Watt Fnuxtiiwi as u apiiu.im is } daughter. Bora, lo thxuld Outtm. 

adna tsntsa. .« op ia pasns Btelilr.iM Mr*. Waller Mlit, 

a >-s af a#e M up «ho BCM nr-! »f Harawa. Tk«r w«dd:u vfll lake 

•out esDaaH rajoirmmm and via 1 pLatt ia Febnurr, 

illSHHIIilHS 

SSJJIIiUHIfllliliSUHtlllJ 

Sen. use Urges 

Mm Colleges 

S—k» Adoption of 

AM Ormt Pkm 

• OlfArt P Ca» (E. N J j 

_ waned ikal ttt buapar 

•f nr aad PMMmr tanlH 

h-aoroo^jror 

oized c»identiM af an 

_ 9 MMraa of VMeal aM 

ta fnrid* eUBnooB at pnaUB 

Bwoifr caUef« (or tke aaan 

kaJf mill (isaiiiM y«in« men aad 

naan «aa «1U atBerwoe nave jo 

tan io to in ike next Hi* yean, 

•»• teBMar prapaHd 

. _ |nBiHB4iii «« ««» - 

Funds af up ts aw4kirri of la* cact 

jf BBifcfiM aad eqoippinf aniWmh. 

would ke dBtribmwl is 

SBIf to Uke part in the 

aatioaal Mn M atca aa with ed- 

^sa 

M a 

aad, 

naMrc 

the anal ta 

gpiî 

UNCLE DICK'S fill 

CENTRAL AVENUE, BARGAINTOWN, 

Mm Ite» bsf Wredtoei to Ihcfc (Mrs 

T«l» Short RMd to Linwood, 

Laka up 

» a l« 

is tet sue ^f a^^êds ^ 

of r«a«ri p#neu «*o aj» »«•';_• ' 

mw e^HiataeaJ pgriaiiL Is tê ^s- ' 

of BMaj fdgaun, ttii s a» tt ' 

' _b» for rdatfjBO, Ms ptf*. i Uncle Dick says: 

Ww Beraird u», t» *fl lao #ft»a 

oa 0» raoac Uinuas : 

taoi. ' 

TWJBI P*W^ wad 

KftosJ as si* f»«. ' 

p e sue* !£*r »*r# 

THIS IS THE BIO M FOR 

just 

from dream-cans 

ft-ot-tct the Home Front, 

Join the National Guard. 

•f Cwitrai MttrwdW Church. .My 

n*rmi ua't ma* Undt 

Yeup Ol* Unel. Dick u a Vthron too,Civil Wor and o 

Vetorwi at handling a/I you. Food Problem. 

sizefiom 

cars 

Ihemist 

Owner 

lbs at 64 

Ml, who far 29 yours 

Icllnlcolmedlcjil labors. 

I" HI Asbury BV., dlad 

d 

hU home iher*. 

i been a eheAbt tince 

an old. a total of 4P 

William Denny, of 4 Praj!ee« av. 

nan laboratory WOIK 

with the V, s. Navyfar 

I. He operated a Nursing Home'in somen Point. Hi 

Linwood, died Sunday at the Mayfai 

[Philadelphia for about was 68. 

bre coming ts this re- 

B. FOX 

IEALTOR 

I Atlantic Avenua 

IS FOR SALE 

Jinburgh Rd,, 

I-Level Home 

XUVCONITROCTION 

LV INSULATED 

•TIC HIAT 

KINS ROOM 

i KITCHEN 

¥N and SHRUBBERY 

*m FOR. 

SPKTION 

|M. fo 5:00 P.M. 

I by ABpalnlmenf ' 

4T DELAY 

IT TODAY 

SPECIALS 

•art. 

He a member of Morgan 

Ranck Port, Am«r)c«n Legion, the 

American Auoclitlon of Btoan*lysti>, 

ths New Joraey Atsoclatlon of Clinical 

Laboratory Director) and 'tin 

Holy Nnme Society of S«. AucusUnc * 

R C. Church here. 

He It mirvlved by two (literi, Mlu 

Cathcrins Frlci, of Philadelphia, and 

rair Nurting Home In Somera Point. 

She wu Si. 

She waa a member of the Ocean 

City Chapter, Order of the Ea.tern 

Miss Mary A, FrU-1. with whom heStar, and Holy Trinity EpiieopaJ 

rnided here. 

Church, 

A lolBinn requiem mail was nun,: Surviving an two daughtors. Mm. 

In St. AufuatlmVi Church yeaierday Prancea E. Smith, of Alhambra, Calif.; 

uam y a y 

morning. i It I Vd Mn. Leonard j. Seifer, *ilh whom 

Pr, Interment was In Veadoi.. •he made her home here; a i 

Wnitam Denny; Father 

of Former Lirartan 

Smith Funeral Home. The Bev, Forrest 

E Vaughan, rector of Holy 

He was a retired employe of theTrinity Episcopal Church, wUl oniciate. 

Interment will be Jn seaside 

8, s White Dental Co., of philadel. 

phla. With which he Wai associated cemetery, Palermo, 

for 40 years. He also was previously 

engaged in the hardware buslncu. 

He was a member'of the F, andJohn G. Serinebern 

A. M. Lodge No. 114, PhlladeiphU 

I he B. P. TllEham Camp, Spanish. 

American War veterani, and it 

Stephen's Episcopal Church, also of 

Philadelphia, 

He Is survived only by a daughter 

Mrs, Emtiy it. Peterson, with whom 

he made his home. Mrs. Peterson is 

a former Ocean City librarian. 

Sei virus- will be conducted today 

iThursdayi at 9:10 a. m. at the Smith 

Funeral Home here. The flev.Maurice 

Phillips, of the seavlew Baptist 

church, Linwood, will officiate. Inter, 

ment will be in Arlington Cemetery, 

Delaware County, Pa, 

MORTGAGE LOANS 

m CONVENTIONAL 

• CONSTRUCTION 

NATIONAL BANK 

OF OCiAN CITY 

Oc-ao City. N. J, 

SEA ISLE OFFICE: 

43rd Strnt and L.ndl. Av.nu. 

.Urnbrr Pfdfrnl DFHIKII ImiliriBFr 

f ! orpafBfloe 

Large Summer Home en 75' Let 

I Strut area 1 . 4 bodroomt. Spacious porch, 

l-c»r garage, 

rra,55o: 

4 bedr'm Cottage en desirable corner 

> ftarM, train, church and beach. Partial heat. 

$13,500. 

New Duplex pear 38th Street 

! b*drooms ueh fleer. Ceramic tile bath*. 

1 this ana and collect f 2500 r«rt* this tummr. __ 

!OBERT L. MONIHAN 

REAL ESTATE 

32ND and CENTRAL AVENUE 

[CAREY'S 

REAL ESTATE SERVICES 

•Over M YMrt •xp.rknc In Own GHy Real attiM* 

lifh St. and Boardwalk Phon* 0178 

MR, and MIS, T, JOHN CAIWY, 

Funeral Friday For - 

Mn. Mary M. Lyen 

Mrs Mary Miller Loron, SI. of 8# 

Wesle rd . died Monday at the May 

Jamea Undiey Miller Jr. LM Angele«, 

Calif,; two aiften, Mn, Lottie 

Hlrat, of Ocean City, and MN, John 

Allender, of Baltimore; a brother. 

Daniel Beck, also of Baltimore^ «even 

grandchlidren and 11 ereatgrandchildren, 

Puneral aervieei will be conducted 

tomorrow (Frldayl at t^p. in. at the 

Pastes in Phila. 

John O. Sonneborn. summer re«l 

dent hefe.at 134 E. Atlantic bjvd., 

died Monday at Philadelphia follow 

ing a long Illness, He had been a 

summer resident SO yean. 

He Is survived by his wife'; two 

daughter!, Mrs. IIUHm Reed, of Ventnor, 

and Mn, John Upplncott, of 

Margate, and a ion, John a. Jr., of 

Pasadena, Calif. 

Funeral »erviees 

were yesterday in Philadelphia, 

Kiwanis Dinner 

Party on 19th 

Not«d Entertainers 

to be Heard Here 

The Ocean City Klwanls Club will 

stage Iti annual mid winter Ladies' 

Night at the Flanders Hotel Saturday 

evening. January IB. at »;Jo 

a'oloek. 

' 

Ms in the po.t. Kiwanians. their 

wives and friends, will bid adieu to 

immediate Put President Floyd W 

Townsend, and greet Robert K. 

Hunter, installed president of the 

club at its regular meeting last 

week. 

The affair Is expected to be one 

of the season's brightest events, and 

expected to attract more than ->00 

Th« csminltMB sn arranf f manta 

hai HCUred an array of suftfand- 

Ins ralent with an IntemaHsnal 

refufaMsll, Clannce Fuhrnun and 

hi. orthntra will play tor dani. 

Ing following the entertainment, 

Wilbur Evans, one of the must 

prominent names in musical comedy 

and light opera, will entertain. He 

is remembered at efrstmr uhh Maty 

Martin in the London company ,,1 

"South PdeUle", which ran for two 

yean there. 

Mi also cfrstarfad with Shirley 

Booth in "The Beautiful Sea", and 

played leading roles In "Up In Cen< 

tral Park", "Mexican Hayride", and 

other stage successes. He was sola, 

1st for eight years with the famfd 

Si, Louis, Civic Opera and has 

thrilled thousands with his charm, 

acting ability and magnificent volc«, 

Profaitor Arno, known at 

"Arno the Great", an international 

artist In masje and Mreary, alia 

will appear Hare Mlowinf sue. 

' ceuet In Parll, Hollywood and 

New York. 

The original "Clown Prince of Pantomime," 

Rex Owen, also will up 

pear on the bill. 

National Guard Sgt. 

inters Regular Army 

David Sye, son of Mr, andMrs. 

Robert sye, ^5 Ocean av., volu 

leered this week for active duty i 

the regular' Army after apendinj 

four years in the local unit of thi 

National Ouard. 

He was Inducted in the grade 

sergeant, the same as he held In Hi 

Guard. He is now undergoing indoi 

lrin.il Ion training at Fort Dlx. A 

IBS! graduate of Ocean City Hig 

School, SHI. Sye had been employe 

at the Lenox China plant in Atlantl 

Cpunty. 

Area Jayeee Groups 

Meet at Wildwood 

Representatives of District junlqi 

Chamber,of Commerce Croups will 

meet at a joint session tonighl 

(Thursday) In Zaberer's Anglesea Inn 

at Wildwood. 

Officials of Atlantic City, Mainland 

MlUyille, Pennsorove. Salem, Vine 

land, Elmer, Ocean City and Wild' 

wood units will convene with Paul 

Harris, state vice president of arna 

chapters. 

Projects of the various groups will 

t discussed. 

UNEQUALLED VALUE= 

'Sur» I'll Help,' Soys Grdc«r 

JOHN DOWNEY, left, independent grocer at 2nd it,, 

was one of several dozen local business people last week 

who began displaying posters and coin receptacles in the 

annual campaign against infantile paralysis Here he 

accepts the counter display from Scott Willis, right, chairman 

of that phase of the drive, while general chairman W, 

Earl North looks on.—Senior Studio. 

Shore Memorial Hospital Staff 

Members Appointed For Year 

Appointments to the medical staf Obstetrics—Dr. M. j, layer and 

of shore Memorial Hospital for theDr. F, B. Broun, chiefs; Dr, Irving 

current year were announced yesterday 

by the Board of Governors of C. Ware (on leave of absence,! Dr. 

B. Brayerman, Dr. H, J. Kearney, Dr. 

he hospital. A number of Ocean Bel ford Weeks, associates. 

City physicians are chief, or atari Pediatrics— Dr. Aldrich C. Crowe, 

members. 

chief; Pr, O, N, Schraeder, Dr.B, C. 

The appointments follow 

Southard, associates. 

Medical—Dr. Peter H. Marvel and 

Dr. Henchel Pettit, chiefi; Dr. F 

Sterling Brown. Dr. Paul L. Vingling 

Dr, Robert A. Cornweil, Dr, W. T 

lew, Dr, Ralph Buppert, Dr. Howard 

s, Hudson, Dr. p. C, Cameron, Dr. 

H, J. Kearney, Dr. J. c. Hitchner, Dr, 

Gerald Infield, associates. 

Surgical—Dr. Richard Bew, Dr, V. 

Johnson and Dr. R, Rout in White, 

hiefs; Dr, J. M, Naame (orthopedics i, 

Dr. Cornweil. Dr. S, Mally. Dr. John 

B. Townsend. associates. 

Told fe Work Or 

Go fe County jail 

Work or jail was the alternative 

given Joseph R. Bruck. IB. of 

M4 jth St.. by Municipal Judge 

rranklin A. 1{ing Monday, 

Bruck was amlgned after investigatlon 

of breaking and en, 

lering and larceny. Judge King 

ordered him to obtain steady 

work by January 21, at which 

time Bruck is scheduled to reap, 

pear in court. 

According to police, Bruck was 

employed in a report restaurant 

during a tune when several rob. 

beries were reported by the proprietor. 

' H£ was arrested recently by 

Bute Police of the Abseeon Barracks 

on a charge of httchhlk 

ing. state Police reported to local 

police that Bruck gave them information 

about A planned robbery 

of in Ocean City hardware 

store. 

Drivers Fined 

For Crash Here 

Judge King Holds 

Beth Were Careless 

Mrs, Sally s. Clarke, of Columbus, 

Ga., and Edward Weber Jr.. of 884 

Aldrich rd,, this city, were fined «1S 

and IS court costi each by Munleipnl 

judge Franklin A. King Tuesday ci 

careless driving charges. 

The charges stemmed from an 

auto accident OecemBer 22 at 91 h hi. 

and Bay av. involving auionrnhii, ( 

operated by Mrs. Clarke and Mr. 

Weber. 

According to testimony by Mr-. 

Clarke, she was miking a left turn 

flom 9th st. to go south an Bay av. 

when Mr. Weber's car came into thu 

intersection and crashed Into her's 

broadside. 

The woman said other sars remained 

in positions in the left turn 

lane and the through lane at the 

intersection for eastbound traffic. 

As she was completing the turn, 

Weber's csr came through in th« 

right turn lane on ihe extreme right, 

she said. 

Mr. Weber testified that he entered 

the Intersection in the "through" 

traffic lane in the center. He said 

the light turned to green as he a»- 

proached from the bridge and that 

several cars were stopped In tlio 

left lane to make turns to go nortli 

on Bay av, 

judge King mildly reprimanded 

eaeh driver, saying that a little more 

cure an the part of either or both 

of them would have averted the 

crash. 

Club Elect* 

The Wildwood Exchange Club last 

weak elected Howard Gold at presi. 

dent. Other officers elected were 

Roger Plnnex, vice president: Pan 

Cappclle, treasurer, and Charles Ora 

ham, secretary. The new officers will 

be installed at the annual ladies 

night on February 17, 

Genitourinary—Dr. J. V. Perei and 

Dr. D. B. Seanlon, chiefs. 

Bar, Nose and Throat—pr, 1. H. 

Timber lake and Dr. C. D. Sinkinson, 

eh[efs; Dr. Townsend, associate* 

Prqetology—Dr M. B. Holoman, 

chief; Dr. J. c. McCracken, associate. 

Radiology—Dr. M. D. Hitter and 

Dr. D. F, Bew, chiefs. 

AneKtheSleloBy — Dr. Bravernian, 

chief. if 

Cardiology—Dr. . A. Rleck, Dr. H. B. 

Durham and Dr. Edward B. Tyton, 

hlefs. 

Psychiatry—Dr. F. A. Brskine, 

thief. 

Broncho,E«ophagology—Dr. i. B. 

Dalton, chiefs] Dr. George Godfrey, 

associate. 

Laboratory and Pathology— Dr. W. 

W. Hersohn, chief. 

Physiotherapy—Dr. Marcia V. 

Smith and Dr. Jules j. Klaln, chiefs. 

Dermatology—Dr. J. N. Richardson, 

chief. 

Allergy—Dr. H. Emerson lurk, 

hardt, chief. 

Exedontia—Dr, M. J. Mitly. chief; 

Dr. J. Siolaroff and Dr. Charles Hadhe, 

associates. 

Consulting gtafr_Dr. L. M, Walker, 

Oeneral Medicine; Dr. c. B. Whims, 

Rheumatology; Dr. H. 5. Read, Gasroenierology; 

Dr. M. Gottlieb, Ob. 

slelrlcs; Dr. E. II Dyer, Obstetrics; 

Dr. H. D. Harley, Ophthamalogy; Dr. 

J s MeQuade, Kitwlomla 

Courtesy Staff—Dr, George Brooks, 

Dr. Mlllard Cryde* Dr. William Doe. 

bcie. IJr. F. B. Lane Haines, Dr. 

Harry Goodman, Dr. James Gleason, 

Dr. William A. Jqy, Pr. Joseph Linsk, 

Dr. Maurice Cohen. Dr. J. MiSchler, 

nd Dr. Thomas Pelinga, 

Hqnornry Staff—Dr. Benjamin Gor. 

Ion, W. P. lli 

SALE 

TWO FAMILY UNIT 

liicamt. Gardens Setflsn, 

Price $10,500. 

GUEST House 

7 kedreemi. Good location, 

Pries * 12,500. 

3 FAMILY UNIT 

Beach black. Excellent intsm*. 

Price 110,100, 

6 FAMILY 

MULTIPLE UNIT 

Income M.MP- 

Price $24,000. 

2 FAMILY UNIT on Lagoon 

Practically n.w. 

Price $27,000. 

II FAMILY 

MULTIPLE UNIT 

Parkins lot. Gssri ineantt, 

Prfea 432,000. 

Otear W. Walli, A«oci«t« 

IM flit §fMIT 

Oc.an City. N, J, Phon. 2747 

Three-Family Unit 

Two 1-Badraem Apartment* and 

one Madrasm lunsalaw, 

condition. All Heated, 

$8,500. 

Summer Bungalow 

Ooad 

i badreomi. living rsam, dlnelfa, 

kllchan and baHi. 

Completely 

madam, pturnlihad. Let 4* x 10C. 

Bank Resources 

Rise in County 

Total $55,830,025 

at End of'Year 

Depoiiu In bank* of Cap* May 

County reported thla week indicated 

I a MUifyuti upawlna in bualaeu during 

the put year, •urpuunf that of 

the prevlmu tin yaan, 

Depoaiu In the county 7 ! . Bin* 

banks at the year'a and were Ml, 

7(0.783, an Inci-MM ever the »61,07«,. 

*m reported lait year and the M7,< 

41 IMS reported in 1W4, Total resources 

for all nine banki m W8,- 

S at against *34.012,OS1 kit 

y 

At The National Bank of Ocean 

City, resource* in IMS war* reported 

at tlMUjam. .«, compared with 

flBMS,411 lait year, Dcpoulu wen 

reported at »U.«7JJ22 agiinat 114,- 

220.(142 in 1935 , 

The Flrat National Bank of Tuckahoe 

reported S2.0S3.341 in dapeily, 

on increase over the $2,013,011 for 

last year. Resources reported are 

»J48.4i? compared with fg,I4S,70I 

in IMS, 

The Woodbine National Bank re. 

parted resources of iIJJS47», lower 

than the 11470.220 reported last 

year, and deposlti, were down la-il,. 

4112.629 from 11,828,001 In itU, 

The First National Bank al Court 

House showed resource! up from if, 

132,102 last year to ffl.47«^9O In lisa. 

Deposits rose to SSJ11.MS In ]|M 

from H.B30J56 in IMS, 

Lois of people are known by tile 

comppnv ' hey try to keep. 

Dec. 

Warmth, Highest 

Lait monui waa* tlw «%maat D» mi* 

ccmber for Uila acubot* ana to tlw an 

hlatory Bf tlw Atlantic City Waatfaw Th» i 

Bureau, dating back la 117*. . 

The monthjy jnetootDlaaaeal «uv 

mary allowed thla WMk.tiUrt MM »V 

•rage monthly tempnlUIW WM 4U 

degrees, a full aavan

sv..- 

CM ft: * - 

ri' * 

OT GRADING am* RUING 

f 

t.MONIHAN 

vine-. BUTPope wat hH» lof Mii«*» W*«*"•W'l 0 I»iiM«, *»«• 

club with mm, 

Fran* B*UII hit for 17 Pwil Xrra. 

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Chwrte* Bed*., OMan City Sopho- 

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beeo .wuded • MNf lettw for 

riaMag gourd on the Garnet foot- 

> baUtw^durtn* th«,recent ««on, 

S nmSSaîgit? Umtmm 

* H«ltlu>. an of Dr. and htm, G, P. 

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3 Kudtke, W «, Hit rt itoo Ptayed 

M wb«. «• wpi MAMtad la Ws. 

R**.: 1547 Boy Av«. .- Phon. 2980 

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The Dep.rtmenf. «dnm.lk»i tor 

the put year >ubinlu*d to aafltf 

.-.••••..• 

D^«M»r L«urenceP. Lunny itowM 

[.Mid the city'. «t ih, t |IM vloUUoni, armta «nU Hi 

ttU to b rt| | d tt rtto OM ns at Camp KUtaer. N. J. 

tttietamrfr of Co * 

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Drops to M4 

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, than LhMd in '55 

, Walter Beddow «nd Scouu Conrad I 

fepreientatlon in the 

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missions, wi.ll, Ralph goWSto wBlf av frS lMb"£ *'«• °t tafMMHreapproved by Urn 

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fun to be a glamorous woman than a patriot. Dancing scene 

r *»«/Ttai fron Petticoat," hilarious M-GM comedy open, 

ing tonight at the. Village. 

Was • Malt war Irlde" 

Anthony Perkins to wanted by 

Paul Gregory to play judges in "The 

Naked and The Dead," which Greg- 

*-!• In Hollywood, rtudyiog hard I for '"Tta Seaj Wan." «nd also" has 

grass m^^fe^nSr^nSK.f^S 

Sn«a.£5r^S I Io'-bW?*he? •*-«* * ^ W ? Oufcontract. 

Her first role Is as a char. *_„, tkte u »•-- K. 

toe in "Man of a Thousand nee*" iu*rfni Sto% r^,j£Li"ffih" 

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Rock \ Hudson Jias «he Old Gary 

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blah prise tor Univenal-tnternaliHMi'Htop 

star—$300,000. 

KafheriM Hepkwrn and ipanctr 

Tracy an b.biB Manwd tar Ma 

lint Hmt In four yon. In ~tMlk 

KttT wHMi •!!!"• mad« in H«S 

C»ry Grant and Deborah Kerr will 

costar In "Love Affair-. ThU U the 

Ant UMe Otry tin made « fllm 

for , Twentieth Century since "I 

Detarn Sray hat toff Hollywood' 

—f*r Ml* llm. b*a»«—hi s« «o 

La* Vcaas, and Man ah* win Mac 

on BrMrfway Mr diehard .Nty In 

-lut Not far MarrtaB,.- 

Alon Bixicr has returned to fllnu 

lor the am time In nearly 10 yaan, 

this "timi In the rete sf îMIsgisiii 

thv able and dutermlned railroad 

detective in "The True Story of 

J# JB •,," at 2001 Century-Fox 

Baxter tpent the last five yean on 

the mad aa Deborah Kerr'i htu. 

hand in Ten and Sympathy," and in 

Will Deliver Paris Haute Couture 

ONE PABia VISITOR, a guest 

at the party, was Mme. Genevieve 

Fath, whose husband, Uie 

late Parta deiiiner, Jacques 

rath: was among the «114ime 

Paris greats. The beautiful 

blonde widow attended the "de 

month, ago, a block of Du,.. but" of ,he the „ new eatalofue with 

nt their cards Info I 

ioni, requesting sdmis- 

Whin one of the design- 

Id the firm's name "ie&ri 

ek", he uld, "Someone 

be making the iske'% 

r K « jnlM then II 1« am 

will be enjoyed by about 

lUIon people , , . lucky 

~-\ the receiving end of 

ew Sears Roebuck oatahlch 

includes khe most 

Mii fashion endeavor yet 

ten In thk land of massctlon 

rashion mlnulea, 

Sean 

catalogue which 

out In January w» un 

i to the press In a caviar, 

party at the Stork Club In 

, york this week. 

the Stork Club, meeting 

• of world travelers and lu. 

tlonal pertonillties, seems 

Id atmosphere for a nail 

1 catalogue, let me say Its 

,' took" with a Purls ere*, 

featured In color on the 

• Blade H «een completely 

an eye lo possible duplication 

(on a small aaUM far the new, 

budget-priced clothes ihe's do. 

Ing In Paris. 

Responsible 

for the "new 

look" of the catalogue Is Miry 

Lewlf, director of the design department 

of Sean. 

This small, 

Ulmnln and dynamic persuiuilll v 

sUlrled her career as a. Macy 

copywriter at fli a week. 

She kited to a spot as vjee 

president of Be%t and Co,, and 

later went into business for her. 

When she joined Sean, she, 

put her fashion flair to work 

for Ihe woman on a budget. 

With this new catalogue, her 

theory 

that fashions Jug no 

price tag really goes into high 

, FROM the Parts mpe cos. 

tun» en the cover to the "My 

Fair Lady" hats Inside, the 

fashion section UtUeMM a remarkable 

foresight into the 

fashion need! of the American 

woman and her pocketbook. 

The Fashion Board has also 

color -co-ordinated 

the accessories—shoes, 

handbag*, warves, 

hosiery and even jewelry. 

The catalogues have beengrfatly 

sought after'In the past 

—and the fashion presentation 

of this one will- make it ,even 

more popular 

Though the distribution of 

each Scars catalogue reaches 

about eight million for each 

edition, and they estimate Ji 

readers to every book, thei 

aren't nearly enough catalogues 

So Sear) has had to limit Its 

catalogues to people who bought 

a specified amount of merchandise 

every year. 

however, 

This year, 

they ha printed 

about 100,000 extra copies. That 

means that the first 000.000 

people who write in to request 

a catalogue, will get one. 

SCAM hu been doing mat] 

order business since 1KB. when 

the first catalog was printed. 

They now have live enormous 

null order division, in «ddi 

Man to, then- thousands of retall 

stores. Of these, the Phlla 

delphla division, located on 

Roosevelt Boulevard, Is the tori. 

Along 

with the ambitious 

fashion attempt in the new catalogue, 

comes a thoroughly researched 

merchandising program 

by the , Sears 

loard. 

Fashion 

The Sears caulougues 

have distribution not only in 

America, but all over the world, 

so the merchandise offered in 

the catalogue must have a wide 

geographical appeal plus a wide 

lime scope. 

ONE WAV of helping to satisfy 

all customers Is to put out 

special editions. The mer. 

chariaise featured In the eats, 

logue for Philadelphia and surrounding 

area, for instance, is 

heavier on woolens and city 

clothes than the edition which 

And the editions which circulate 

on the west coast presumably 

go heavier on sport 

clothes and brighter colon. 

If there Is • new fashion, the 

Sean Board promises to track 

it down and incorporate It In 

editions coming up. To this 

purpose they maintain a wile 

of elaborate offices In Manhattan, 

with a SUIT or fashion 

"scouts" who will sleuth every 

fashionable resort and meeting 

plate here in America or 

aboard. . , . Philadelphia Ks»- 

Ding Bulletin, J>ecember 20,195J. 

Ask How to Get Your_ Copy of Our New Catalog 

SEARS CATALOG SALES 

931 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 3500 

'Inw P.ttkoaf 

FihiMd In England 

WIXMM 

Te4*r, Twnrrow, fetvnlav 

Itauini,' '_ *— T-—•' — 

'. Filmed In Erml.iMl. the .lory is • 

IMHMriy •all of • RuMUm woman 

I flying lie* whoa* eyen ar» opened |o 

American captain, 

MlM Hepburn plays the role of a 

noted Russian flyer whs Inadvertent 

ly land* Her plane on «n American 

By UH. pUn, U» hUh .cbool Sen- Road Ultt YvOT • % 

tor or graduate who u MMH »T ?*""•, W ^ •! 

and i»ti year, of «f. ra»y eolujt lor * The Ntw Mwr/atitt'Mb: 

tin; tt# Air ! 

sail upon dnftaat for it* penonnel t^tarttu «urin» 1M MMrequlremenU. 

Now, bowe»et, th« 114 summon 

many field, of Air Fore. akllU Si In a report 

ooen lo all graduates who poaseaa Parkway drtni 

the requlremenu. • lUle Police deUcjimonl noted 

Followlne cnJKtmwl, the recruit tta patrol, bad driven • ttUi 

propaganda in the Cold War and might easily qualify the recruit for 

assUin Hope 

Troop Carrier Wing, perhana better 

BICHT-OFWAY 

Thing, eannot 

entirely Htl»| 

by which both the motorist «nd tbs I 

ncdatrlan can Mye the rljbt-ofway | 

Greats 

CLOTHES DRYin 

Outstanding Plctn I 

' Electric Co'^^^' 

save on the tim d< 

ORIOINAL\E 

Tubed Type 

e/PO-is 

7,10-15 

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6.OO-1S 

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Tubeleee 

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Plus Tax 

and - 

recappabte 

tire 

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.IK 

fthertag 

U>* community »uch 

. Mple ittend conventot 

lor a good time— 

mm f Ui kM 

NW *mm p 

panwtinn group are afforded 

Conference and the Lutheran 

aqm |W« once, Uked their 

beck again, and toally they 

Ezdunge foUowing 

' r blame them. The 

PuniUve anttchain 

for 22^ per ceit of a total 

^fi»*fe 

totaled |17O 

• motel on ruin a 

Uons follow Iha 

the oveHy-fe«red 

th dunng 1954, 

o tel 

^-^•^s^ . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^gK^^tf ^^1B» ^laBBBBBi -^= r^^^^L 

MM - uw 

OlMB tftft led R»Wer, suffered 

*

-if- 7, 

Jt " * \. T ~\\ 

^ • 

IJM 

wett 

• can use the extra business. 

lay ttttWtina; will introduce 

i fttVB never been here before, 

'; to wla some permanent new 

to • CQimounlty such as 

People attend convenbUsiness 

but for a good time— 

ft spreads out from tbair be*dinnte, 

refreebra«nt aUnds, amuseof 

various kinds. 

of long-term advantages of introhew 

convention group are afforded 

Methodist Conference and the Lutheran 

Both cfljne here once, liked their 

came back again, and finally they 

Ctty as tbe^r permanent meeting 

anticipate Exchange following 

wt» could hardly blame them. The 

to ffsjojn «Y« can introduce 

tmosptteis j* jtiat that many 

and permanent cuMofor 

tfte recreationprorad 

Vw« f 

pudlct and the trtajanKan adopta.) 

« Mfcad *1*1M*> emmly 

CMy oOldal* estimated too of 

•bout tm> it* or bead* to the 

cenur,cife< *eacblro>« area u ibe 

remit of a aerate northeast storm. 

• • * 

The continued development of 

physical property In Ocean City tent 

the nat valuation for tax purpow< 

TMai ay wajSM ui ttlMUOS dur- 

Ini UMl. 

City's Red HaMen uttered 

wurl dpf«t lo uven 

whfln Wildwood edged Ul*m 

their 

;la a reewt Uau* of tb« new Jersey 

Iwntlr •vllatlD, «*• f*** operation instead of a resort 

(hat It U a Moans or metitad nf 

log *4Mt MtWaa tbisjs. 

ictus 

By George 

mas tree bulbs and lets his chlMn-n 

wer tinuth 

(heu on bright. »un..y 

Mrtng of bulbs tJnleh »ork 

-Are 

Patter of th« p r «u 

see a' ataah'r M» TVM ' M 

"** flbjdto 

hold the cold war-^rk in 1 B Ca l " 

TNI MAtON 

Tha day, 

Inai a sanpUn^ of opinions ttoml 

tiie n 

p^reen. a* l»a *aaua| capaettV efT 

Educate 4ie student body on rule* and 

•Thbi problcip la one that Is felt cl« 

gyms like Cape May and WUd,wo*a. It's . 

schooki to Ilirn people away at the doors 

caoaclty Is so smaU and there I* sUndlng 

•Ocean City Hi — Lt —r 

y 

MAUTV CUttUM M ALL 

1019 W«t A«MM 1394 

STYUNG 

WAVES 

CONlATIONiD' 

CIMCD mnun 

BouEYAm mm m 

7t> 

CompM* 

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illiridi) {Ukm 1W W*to»ry) M 

• llTiliWM itaTli Inn •m Ihi 1 

wiiatiMi MMpai (IM)

•^^?>1». 

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iojricd at Maadowvlew Farmi. 

Hoorwtowo. ' 

, LAHD5CAPIM6 

1 

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Stoek Of»wn (n 

Our NvrtftrV 

Cedar Bridae 

ZION «Of D AT 

BARGAINTOWN UMU 

be Thrilled with the 

ge 1 /See, 3 /or Details. 

imber at persons have asked us if 1$ Is 

to set up a fund for future burial needs, 

a Jaws of this state we are not permitted to 

he-need fuaeral contracts, but we are 

6 nuke such arrangements if the request 

»y ths family, Hie procedure is simple and 

1 every protection you could wish for. We 

ed to dtecuss the plan In dst«I| with •nyoaji 

be interested. 

ESTER J, WIMBERG 

MMM Netty Thit Qtfte of Your 

r* IPW Unumnî mtotmy «f veer 

OR, DANIEL g. LEHRMAN, associate professor of 

psychology qf St^te Unlverajty, y/atch^s male dove courting 

female through a pane of glasi. Hi betievei male's glances 

are enough to^»fcs MJ94 pf 44s affections lay an egg. 

•Ufiea |4P# 

cording If a 

w « 7 

"-^mnmii RMMMr GalTege o« 

•ng* a f«ab # W 

phyilcll jton 

r eu Uylng 

I Sdenpei rtropgly H U M 

• Mp|a|M that Hag dans whJch 

fcal. .tudymg, ordlnarUy do n'ot pto. 

dute egg. unless they are stimulated 

by the mala of the .pedes. 

The Rutgers researcher la trying 

to flnd out what rtlmull cause the 

gUuiduUr reactions which JSiUlt In 

egf IM-int Ha believe, 0m% j H ,t 

courllng by male birds can bring 

about igg laying in • female which 

bal h.d children- onee before. 

A omle bird eourti hi. Udy by 

bUHni and cooing. Ha bowi his head 

and giret pu» with a perlet ol caea, 

^^3 

•'In ibort.'' %, Lebnnan aald, "ta 

the aana typt ef ttiln. that Mcun 

whu a dog get! hunger feeling, 

after baaruic tna dlnnw beUT- 

The Ratim Mychnloglst e*Bia|ai 

ndlng. on dove, do nail 

p 

A two^l.rn. An Wedaaaday Urt 

vMk completeJy gutted • avm us 

Jackton it ID Cape Hay City, drlv 

fig the owners from • ucond floor 

ner. Whan the male Bake* • "coll. »r torn, Vbm was n 

miMt" (or the fenule "traps" him), of Mia anjoiuit M danMga 

th« tady dove .elect* a place tor a ---^«. _,_ 

qe«t. After they build u, egg laying 

Sr Lekman is placing male and 9 

female *>vet, who hava been parents, 

In l.ota«^n far three to pve week.. 

m,n he^puU thap in' adjolnih* , 

cogi.. w.r.teU DyTpane of glaUr 

: There he observes the male court. 

tag the female on th* otaer side of 

fathar dove andâllow him to coort a 

female who hal never ttM a moll)- 

if' 

" I r i d - ' f ' S 

in .11 cases, since there is no phy. 

eyenilougbiB egg uiSc * 

I*plafnlng his experunents, which 

are being #ssU*ed by • KifiiX) grajit 

irom the tlational Science Founda- 

1/the »xperieiu;e of lovMnaking even 

without physical contact does stlnjufate 

physical-chemical reactions In 

»«dora** body resulting In egg toy 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

CHANGE OF ADDRESS 

a postcard or mgij form foday. 

f 

a* c.rd 

f «i, at m wi tern w^t? ftw«utor AMM tt, 

^ n t w 

thta rett to »e addition of line. «U# w*|k k r*port«l rtl 

n«Mn( l( POMIU* for tba (aiparcr W tHa i 

>» siapula hto own taj frcnTlhe tM« I 

t 

f l l UWU 

T!» Cane SUy Flra Csappany Ihta 

weak asked Police eoopetplien n 

keeping lire area, free of milling 

spectators and restraining motorisu 

from ch«lng apBaratut to ftre*. 

The complaint of the Bra fighters 

atenuud /rojn a recent ^la» In a 

market on Washington u. at which 

Bremen ware hampered by « milling 

f partmant Into tba street 

crowd of .pectators in an alley. 

silehael and Pauline Sidum, op. Firemen reported dhTlevlty jetting 

j , , ^ , ,, y,. p tace ^n, keipBd by through the crowd with hnsc lines 

police to safety dawn a ladder at and hidden. . 

about 4 a. m. They uld ui«y closed 

the tavern at about la,*. 

Officer, of the Bre company 

rire Chtef Charles Shield. Hid an 

warned that in the future area, adjacent 

to th» Are wU! be roped off 

investigation la being made to d«- 

i h bl 

dMtb of HIM M» Luckrt»llel 

tlnw of her death that Ms daughter 

had been depreued and kM mtfer- 

Ing (ran uHuna, 

MOW 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

HEAL| 

RW 1 

PRODUCTION TO A 

L'h;(*|lliiiil MINUTE 

TO MEET DEMAND 

.- , *" ' ' > -•• ••TT 

A rwQrd 40^)00 Big M's being built in Januaiy.., 14^6 Mcmse&m 

December. 

A Mercury ifjijnjjt^ every minute of tfie day and night! All Mercury assembly 

plants are working p»«rtime with the larprt vrork torce in Mercury history to 

meet the Immndpus buyer ^marid. The lancj-îde swin^ -to 

UmmnMÂ 

evidenc* tMtatfie n$W Big M is the most exciting can value of 1957. Nwer 

before hts gotmuehtJi 

beautiful and advanc 

J 

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if" '.L 

H-' 

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g 

• • » 

the Dryer Plan 

£h€fric Company. 

1 t $ec 3 for Details. 

353 

•ao, af ir.hnilu... Bt3r On-1 Mr aa« Xn. n«Ek 

a**. V^faiafisns Clwtb 

WOMAN 

IS FOR Y01M 

i 

NO wtT 

FCHt F»a TRIAl 

PHONE 5-5860 

Indwu A«. at BBIJ 

ATLAIfT« CITY 

OPEN EVENINGS 

11J 

.er^ss 

A •« M «•!« *•» ••• 

h a Mk MM. 

Tt* niilKii an- M i*e taB I 

M rearfr M (MM Hw mnml 

jw. Tkcy an aea ifeM u ike I 

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MCTOkr 

ANTEN 

• rmco 

l!ISCHUFF ELEC 

II PHONB1242 710 

Ride of the NeighbaAood! 

bt at SI 

Ices wen conducU-d 

KiiMn far Edward 

We. laundry manager 

it, Mia died late Fri- 

I the Shan Memorial 

. wftose home hare was 

n PL, had und»rg!na 

, which wai followed 

IpUfatioiu. He was 58. 

-•n employed for 39 

forrest Lsunderers and 

•hilsdelphla and Ocean 

I been maiwier of the 

"ranch alncB he made I 

I IS yearn ago. 

•rant a good nacber 

when h« goei to 

Qaad leachtn isdaf 

demand. They are 

bid, harder is keep, 

fay lead Hiaries irf 

d to •« (he well. 

,df and neighbor 

rd of educaiir 

, and your leg 

ill • a. 

liirstftMls 

Y INOllir 

May County 

n Associatioa 

•BWABB •. MICHLI 

He »u a member of the Chambers 

at Commerce of bath *0eean 

City and Atlantic City, and of the 

Messiah Lutheran Church of Philadelphia. 

Active in many branches of Ma. 

v. he held memberships in the 

,»lBf Wldner Chapter «T1, F. and 

A. M, Philadelphia; the Ocean Clly 

chapter No, 46, R A. M, (he Cite 

nt Temple Shrine, ol Trenton. 

...e Atlantic Cily Commandry of 

Knights Templar; the Shrine Club or 

> an honorary member of Lulu 

Temple. Philadelphia, 

Mr, Relehie u survived by his 

wife, Gertrude, and Bye sons, Bdw*rd 

B, Jr., of Dover, Del.! Charles 

MM* AMtHM,' n, Oetu, CUy 

M M rsddnt *«• M wmn, 4l«4 

Suddenly « MtuNW aftw ( k m 

tttuk at his ftUlKlelphU home. 4K« 

Wattan «r... 

Mr. AMenM *nd hi. Wife, Mrr, 

had «ummerwi at t»4R Aabury aw, 

•Inea 1MN, H« formerly wM hojid 

uher of the T»b*rn«cl« Mr a num- 

Slate Senator Chariot W. SandmiB 

nvtM* Halin OfshGifi thla week reported he hu propoMd 

Funeral «rvlc« wan conducted a meaiura in the State. Laitalaiun 

Tuesday far km Helm A. Qnlum, to overcome the Supreme Court Hut- 

S3. a nddent of WUdwood tor 4« Ing outlawini boardwalk ilriU gamrc. 

year*, who died tht» week at Omt Tha Senator remalad hla plan 'n 

Haven. 

the neweii movn tu clre.-mvent the 

Mn, onham w»» a member of (he ban In cannesUon with beachfront 

Patriotic Mar of AnMrica, the N«. Banes foUowlni a report that five 

Donald J., Oceih City. He also family level, 

leaves eight grandchildren and a "Familiarity with anything has a 

brother, Walter, of NortnBeid. 

The Hey. William R, AUen, pastor 

of the First Presbyterian phurch, 

onlclated at the service yesterday 

tendency to filch away IM possibilities," 

he said. "So it b> with children. 

It u up to u as parents and 

even as grandparents to find the 

at the Smith Funeral Kama, A beat potential In the child and do 

Masonic memorial service was eon-our utmost to bring It out. Grow- 

ducted there Tuesday evening Intermmt 

was In Laurel Memorial 

Park, Atlantic County. 

• • * 

Judge Acton's Mother 

Succumb* at Salem 

Mrs. Frances Acton, of Salem, 

mother of Cape May County Judge 

Jonathan W. Arton jr., died this 

week at her home. She was 88, 

She is survived by Judge Acton, 

a, and Mrs, i*e u. Hummel, of 

Salem, and another son. Dr. Conrad 

Acton, of Baltimore. 

Funeral services were private, 

* * * 

Roger Whitwarth 

Roger Whitwarth, of Went Chet. 

ter, Pa, died suddenly at his home 

January J. Burial was In Elkton, 

Md., last .Thursday. 

I vacations 

PlymoBth pi, for many years, Me ia 

cepted an asslmant pasl 

The Cap* May Co, 

Heart AaastMUa 

acknowledge* 

memorial glfu. 

4MI Landlt Avaaai 

Sea Ule City 

Sandman Plans 

Would DUHnguith 

Skill From Chanw 

ten of AmaHa, and the North_WUd ton petitioned the Supreme Court 

wood MelhodUt Church. She la survived 

by one »n, Hereford P Cm. edict, i . •• ' 

to exempt their games (ran • the 

ham, of Mining Fl«. 

Sandman said he U drafting a bill 

that would differentiate between 

games when skill pre-tomlnatei and 

games In which chance tt the chief 

Cultivate Child, factor In winning. 

Lait June the Supreme Court 

ruled that devices bearing number* 

are Illegal under the state'! gambling 

Club Advised law, regardless of whether >kiil or 

Lhance are involved, 

Home Diieiplim it Marvin D, PersUe, counsel for !lielive 

game* operator., argued Hut 

StrMMd by Sp*ak«r there are no numbers or figures involved 

In the devices operated by 

A plea for closer discipline and hia clients, and therefore do ' nut 

cultivation of children in •"• >»»•••> 

TtT' *»""' ^-"* '"•"•• "' " erauoni eome under a prevlou, onurt 

of il» own memben. my,,, wn|cn ,„ ^ M l ggj,, lha, l( 

Homer C. Amoa, bulldinc eamrae. more skill than chance U Involved 

tor and fatlier of *in, aald Uiat even m , game, H I. not gambling, 

though a* a community Ocean city « 1 

ia doing a fairly good .job with Its 

for improvement on the 

ing children need nothing so much 

us an extended hand of helpfulness 

and encouragement." 

The home, to be fully iuecewfu!, 

must be much more than four walls 

and a place to eat. 

"if w* de nat dMcipline thIMren 

at he., after manhood H» warid 

disciplines them much miri 

rouBhly than wa ever would." he 

declared, 

the Hardens, he said. 

Dr, J, Thornley Hughes officiated 

at birthday greeting ceremonies for 

Herbert Oodfrey, Edward Canon 

and Jack llammell, and wedding anmd 

Social Security 

Q. I understand that SofW Security 

coverage has been extendsd to 

dentists beginning with MM. Is this 

coverage optional? 

A. No. The law requires that you 

Pay Social Security ta* if your net 

earnings, are at least 1400 for the 

year. The tax is not paid on earning* 

in excess of *41M, 

Club president W. Barl North an. Q, Is It financially more advanta 

nounced that the directors had authorized 

geous for women to draw Social Se- 

the purchsie of two ne* curity benefits at ft or wait until ss? 

two daughters, Mn. Mary A. Ham. 

maud, sf Philadelphia, food editor 

Rotary highway liirns for Ocean City A, tt depends on the circumstances 

GREGORY 

900 Shera KM _ Samara Point 

Hotel - iar - Restaurant 

TMif PMMrt and twtfwMi**. Oynfn- itaw, dam ttrm 

, Ifaala 

OWN Ml. V1 A «„ 7M A.M. 

UR ELECTRIC COMPANY 

10MS DRYER PLAN 

lere Are The Details; 

.11 Leading Name Brands 

ire Available. 

of al Purchase Price *165 

4o Down Payment, 

sjp Finance Charges, 

ull Yearns Guarantee, 't 

French. 

The pretident announced receipt ol 

• reslgnalMn from ihe «ev, George 

Flseher, who notified the club that 

Shufflln' OR 

phla. We wish he? a speedy rceo-. 

cry. 

Tomorrow night has been de 

follow These Easy Directions to Uwk Wck's 

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KENNETH E. BAKER 

942 Bay Av«. Phon. 1241 O«an City 

T«k» Show Ro*^l to Llnwood, md(. * kft turn at CMfral Mathodht Chorth, ,»«? on ft| 

Avinua, tontlnu* p»t B.rg.intown Lika upmrlhi knofl MiyW nn't rnlu Unela pldrt. 

Uncle Dick says: 

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( The MHWi an as rollon after 

1 lae an) (aajc: 

a Mn : T«an>C«pi«m Win. r n LSHH 

H» Chair. Y YafoB 1 « a 

t*iud 

BUTO NlVUm secretary to ftiodpal Meyer, IB one ^ ^ 

of flnt contributors to the-Hungarian relief campaign | „„, 

Launched last week under Billows auspices Ruth Lk>yd :»» 

- -- - - " of Uw coin,—-Staff photo . ir»* 

Grmaturm$ of Sea Fascinating 

D^fsy 6y Sopfcomof© C/ass 

tf CKiM HORILLS 

Th* third perM biolotj clau >r 

raagfd aa attractive shell diiptay 

in the B« asfafe is iiie aiam 

taU in OCHS iMl tree* The HUday 

Hi the CIM&S ire SpphsBQ.*^ 

and in under Uw dawftaa of Mas 

»iiibil is aude up from 

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0 | oljht Sti nd Sbare- 

At U«t I Avtrag* 

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if No AHIWII, Call O- C, 3237 

aad AantBr uatu an 

ekeckad, ""1 t*» M I* | ABOVE ALL — 

A GOOD MOP 

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) imbiuuni U IMte •dd, MM 

K..-t (uidaBR dirHtar, ii r«KlT it 

" UB«9 u> OHM Uw oaâu "") 

adcieea paints are sMmiaiT far I 

ri prstradia; calltg* »n(r»r* Tfce four major f 

i >-hicB paSTi fiibjerti. • Ea£Iai Ilutory Maihe> j 

»»d«, »nd I enb cnb s£*2». s£t sutia nd fcwsee will net ih< i 

* * « «?**. . BOJSU tiit sue mjuim) for eeilef* f 

~" '" «^» eaifilK*. Howirtr. >btj- tan bt — 

/ Mrior. J*lmm 

Occaa CHjeport 

Iroai U» rtudane? oB. 

r»port «v«* ii* iif6 tdMOl 

completed up io thii time, 

»ij ill* la.-tn: tiiiMher or n« 

£M is r«dT and irapUUi 

caiHge prograffl, Th#n in the 

f y»ar. the MMd*et rn rrulu 

Electricians 

OCHS Merry Quick Report Ntw teSystem Cuts st.noa7opiiylSd.nt. 

Go Round on Holidays *"*£!& 2£F ^JSPJSsAr 1 

) ^ 

! all retoiMcd fro yi# i_o_n 

-U t» |«iBl« HBO, (ruatisa? . . . JlKbeUi is i -tt-. 

mrniiy RcIM Or I il,- in» , n Junior tojllrt cJasM 

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•f SANDY DUFF 

Mnut DM ¥su Os Durinf H» 

ChritrmH ¥*«*»• f 

:" °* • *»»W . . . IbW >u nut as, *** k""* samfl-l »I«PI 

- ^ ^ * - J , ' of «.e WMMsu heart m i froa D" 1 " G*«*-i »: «*> 

- ....ttH mWr, ! l Jnstar tn the niiiute o««' 

A "« CraJlrfoc —I bid lun *i_. 

.H» • • • *»» ^Dr. Cfeartes 'lltan rtH-m M toe Hanjama '*£, *«*• 

—^-* O^ aaaâke HU fond* te»lBt « S K «*"¥ 5»I>TI»-! **.-.: is D#j 

tf WITO, AtUnlfc rimd . . . what »a» joa- stort « Jr * 

1 * bopta- »e to, ««» : a cum-i had » ia,; 

* "• ". On \m ftauil >(>te . toeirtis to »rfe»r» r»ftjT«r. - I jf» druk 

.- ila» Sam SHMfRivM' „•• tot au B«rt 

m ite MA hrtat tad «l mM st., MO 

«, [W *», Ms llw Mm ns*d* 

CnA Arrin 

T 

Us Bd. 

t ite nmunft 

Students 

of iw Oini report ptnac At » lo I 

M#y«r at Treolon 

MNfins of NJEA 

•r UUCi MUTH 

Plumbing 

ncites^ IP HONE 

ci. r o* I Komi P. 

3085 

MawfcM Inalil in. ni g 

Maytag Awfiances 

3152 ASSURY AVENUE 

Wlllard F. Stataar 

: who «isJ»s to do 

t » ratjK! List iif 

?K.I: passt* TSrit 

acher a call a jafj 

'Zone Gray' Halleran 

AddresMi Principal* 

By BBUCI SMITH 

t 

sid#s- H4 Halle 

Jtri mse-t-tz ir. th# 

'!» »rtte* »««.!. .1. 

9*.u tanlerrm 13 pasci dj. 

Then ta* seiaberi •»*,.... 

"Lmi George Do If" 

PAINTING 

OF ALL KINDS 

GEOfitt 0. LOOtt 

45 Wwt 16fh Strwrl 

nwM 1454 

INTERIOR 

of f 

put, iellmi Uotr 

n dirk. Mary Lou ta» 

aiipiHrB. Jatephine M 

-*o! Towns«nd. RDJCHJ 

Joas Sampsoe and Li 

.-ad«iiii ar« BO* atu 

EXTERIOR 

PAINTING 

H.WaHerMb 

100 WIST AVENUE 

PhWM 22J4-J 

PAINTIN6 

DINAN « GRAHAM 

Interior and Exterior 

4Sf CEMTRAL AVENUi 

TH) O.YMER 

— RMitiHrt — 

Ehdrlal Contnctor 

Call Us 

— ROOFING. 

SNHT METAL WORK — GUItM, 

FO«CBD WARM AIR HEA 

GAS and ARC WELDING 

H.C 

9fh St * H 

Mi«ft« 

• 

FOR PROMPT, 

| COURTEOUS &iBVl( 

CALL JFF1 

-—-- irWlrTT 7 

ANDERSON,! 

ELECTRICrA. 

SarviM and Installation 

1352 ASBUKY AVBÛE J 

W« Sp«ialr» In El^tric NMH Hf-tlno 

IRVIN JOHNSON, JR, A 

W» ISM _ Day or NifM J 

944 Atbury Av«nu« ; 

ELECTRICAL COHTRACTOI 

MoteH, HMMS and Shop* Wnrad tar Poww j 

~ SERVICE IMSTALLA 

ocoerai aecnic 

W» 4tfUT AVEHUfe 

BW, S, CORSON • Etectrtaf i 

PAINTING 

GRILLO 

mnnom - EXTERKW 

HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 

aisrt . Rangn , Watar 

j 

* rmip of rtuduti whom told 

to taaAMa « • P»fUoo 

: out cool w«r« Invited neooilr to TUU OUHboro 

gtata Taachna Oolltge. A« a 

MMtUy • pln- 

• •wlirnnln^pool follow-up on Ikla, tka o«« City 

It (Wl, Teachers 1 Club ha* >Uooed a program 

concerned with •nuktal M a 

mi U radly « 

entment. In our 

Quktr,* The p«nnlB of thw. children 

.nd alt oHI» parenta with 

lining cl*a. In ehUdrm whs »re lnt«wted i 

\e. or elter an t«chln« an Invited to attend. 

Wtball pw, it 

• for tka aching, The program will be held on MOB. 

f the player.. day, January U, at I o'clock In the 

•Ms spring and school audltorliin. 

men, also, a awe Miss Grace BaM, iregUtMr of 

tuning fscapadeil GtaMborn State feaehwa Collect, 

i 

( several laps of 

won a swimming 

m U ahnr Joy! 

nful gasps for 

ppy. 

B hour lucky we 

i swimming pool., 

' school tn Cipe 

bleised with one, 

rtvilege and we 

mnnmn 

ilo, 

SMITH 

Meyer attended 

; the BUtonhouce 

1 

•nd Mm. Marl* Stem, teaching 

principal of. Middle Township Elementary 

School,, will speak briefly 

on subjects relstlng to toackcrcollege 

entrance tests and teaching U 

general. This will be followed by i 

qu.-slkm and anjww Msslon helpful 

both to the parent and the child In 

the planning of his or, her future, 

Holravds Thank Youth 

For Holiday Cheer 

To The Youth of Ocean City: 

We wish to express our sincere 

thanks for the beautiful Christmas 

polnsettla plant and to say we will 

be forever grateful to the group 

1 yesterday. Mr, 

Dreiel Lodê **"* ' m % ChrlstniM carols on 

. s Held each Christmas eve. With sincere appro 

wjll be June 20 elation we wish all a happy N e

It 

< 

I 

' «• VKn.&SiS' 1 ' 

fksu buy. We?* 

Wtd*. Qeerfls and AtiiUitte Avt. Allantie 

Oty, N. J. FUeoe 5^4400, Qp«|i 

W^ln«BdaV> und Friday sveninsi. 

HKMINCTOH (TYPSWRITBIli, addlnt 

naachlnei, tai« and Hryin. 

M(?Meiiry« 33t) Atlantic Avt Phom 

0711 If 

RCA 45 RECORD PLJkVBB, 

AMilrai coiuole radio and vi 

BBiBinatian. t30oo ; man'a c 

wrWl watch, never worn, H0.CK). ao»T 

AaBMrr Ave, PHone aia. Apply even, 

inet sr n-eeK ed 

iy4 

FOR 

SALE or RENT 

SHORE ROAD. MARMORA, 3 HMIOOHl 

eottap*. modtrn Mth, ipiiea JMMUr. 

larse ffi«Iaee. S a«r» Brsund, ehlfKen 

hou»« E. H Frunrh, 1 Atlantic An. 

rsone D1CB, 2.7 

RIAL ESTATE WANTID 

WAJfr TO BUY—TWO bedroom Bun." 

••law Hear ocean nntraily l«ited 

year i-sund home with heal. Write 

Box atM, Seniinel'LedKer, l-n 

RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

FOR SALt—In Ann. developmi 

bodroom.. living room, dlalllg ,,„„., 

kitchen, heater room, ill on one flocw. 

PWee, M4.3W. K, C. Amoi, «f . 34th 

St, phone S1S0, 

I 

A GOOD BU* lor - u •—• 

sixth street. *rai. 

over 11^ yearly. 6 

Investment Property 

Yield. 10 (Mr Mnf nat. 

Occupied fay 

National Chain Store. 

Including 2 Apart's 

For Datail* Cemult 

hot water. K IB11« toulh of Air 

Force Baa*. Senen Cor«on. S17 ahp 

n«a, Maviii* pboB* M lu* VM& 

l^B 

KM St. CHA|U^3 PLACE. Ill llnor 

apartment. lUEely furnbjW, B U 

P> heat till M*V IM. *40.W • MgA 

Phone Otiwraher I f», ,„ 

mmmmm 

Surrogate, and resorted for Wttlnnem 

to the Cape May Oounty ûrt^Probe^ 

•Ivliion on the eighth day ot reBrumf, 

next at ten o'clock A, M,. at wnyh 

tiine application will be made fm the 

allowance of Commiatigna and counsel 

Nonce or BKTTI.EHJ:NT 

Notice U heteby BM HIM the 

ill Be audited and niml ly * 

LUNCHEONBTlt. gdern, good looa. 

i|ap two apart. 

ated Junuiri' 7 BR 

MA1UE K, orflW, Trute#, 

Auguatui i, Oaeti, 

Attorney, 

Ocean Oily, Kt, J. 

tie Ave. niona SMB. 

AU- T5fPK8 ol propertla. (10.000 up. 

ward. Write or call for our descriptive 

fttlei hroshure Alchard B, >""~ 

8th St. and Atlantic Ave. Phone i 

tlon, (o 

of electing D!ree(ora to aerve lor t*t 

emulIlE year ana tor the tranU£Uoll 

FOB iALB~4 BeBrooma, iimng room, of iucK otlleF bullnag u Mlllit propaf^ 

-r- No. 51 Telephone 03M or 0305 OCfAN CITY, NIW JERSIY, THURSDAY,'JANU^KY 34. 

Mj 

* fri > ot bedroom wlMrc 

*• 1« tttrtod, were ftjrced to cUmh 

out a window to an aacafpc nuts over 

the nor or the front porch. The 

tn Pa(* % column J, plaaM 

County Budget 

Up by $232,169 

lie •east in Tax 

Koto •• Estimated 

Election probe bul«, salary 1... 

creates and added capital Improve, 

men! outlays will increase the county 

tax rate 11 cents per tlM or 

•Mealed valuation under the Cape 

Hay County budget Introduced I 

ito Board or Freeholders at Court 

H«w«e Tuesday, 

The budget, the largest in the 

c«BHy'« hlsiory, provide* far general 

appropriations of I2.1-M.T31 OS 

•-•"-•ted anticipated mLwellaneous 

•a ». 

The board created the pMltlan of" 

chairman of the board and. elec:«d 

Bmergency appropriations ip. Mr, Warren to that pott In order is 

Proved lmu year for the coat of (he continue tho beneRU of his counsel 

election trials, but reReeted In UUi end assistance. 

year's budget, add Mo,U8,U to the 

The meeting eLo ejected Dr, B. 

ist or operation thu year and are IBos' 1 - ""-•-- - 1 -'-' ' 

the budjet. 

The proponed budget calls for total 

ed SMjae, which Include! %\Q, 

mo foe tb. instollathsn ef llghH sn 

runway, at the county airport. A 

rrtat. of ts.lSO It anticipated far 

thl» pre(aet In a grant (ram th* 

federal ssveftiinent. 

Other operations reneeUnii in 

chief or medicine, «smembers or the 

Board of Governors, Both are mem. 

tea P«I« 1, cdumn 4, plan* 

.HOWARD WAM^rW 

ManwM at Otnfwr 

Equalization Table Fixes City 

'True' Values at $121,465,983 

mobile dealer, approached the com creates are the New Jersey Board or 

mlkilonen on January 4 with tenta Child Welfare. |Sf,t7t, an increase County loard of Taxation, «W of aaaenmenu to real value ta 

The .».mcnl. 

Uve plans for the construction of 

the f 150,000 motel' 

UPQ, an Increase of *7.SOU; sUte in. fixed by Assessor Thamaa J, Me. •**« «U»trteu ualng • tower 

He was advised he would need 

• variance from the Board of Zonbig 

000, I, up (by hy *4,000i «4,O0Oi county countjr airport || exclusive of about W.OOO.Oim worth Per cent, and Middle Township, li» fell on I 

.i- .,, M J^ B-.J,,... BOO" TOITB KrOpOtOl Adjustment, and ab» the eon salaries, lartBi, MO.SOO, 110,500, an Increase -or of «4r $4,. or perwnal property aMeinnents. P*r cent. 

iM J 

^ nor av. Ventnor, will appear In Muthe 

Mitt of other property owners In lio. 

J 

The 

L 

new tax rat ' ' •-- 

in th "ltad" flgu foreoyntyf t "Sp*!^"?**** —»«« „«,: ^ 

city commluianen marine supplies shop and small txjat face a charge of soliciting and tak- 

Sea Fate 1, « 

slnoe last ••*" * " "' ' ' "•- *•— —•—--— • 

» property o 

Uw canBMKr 

•wimptloo «hat U» 

1 of property J 

1 Iced will b» lit the 

•mit lyatNi la fcavKS W 

nro«pe 

mC off until they •«•. 

of the requirement! to 

when the ayaMH at ( ^ 

Ocean City real estate has an "ag. Ther arc IntrMiad by «|iw per 

grcgite true value" or .121,465.983 , M reeeh th. cwalM Mfw^ 

Jor thU year's apportionment or 

"•--• 

county and state taxes, •eesrdlng to Tile percentaie InereasB for Ocean Hurt in Fallt on 

• preliminary' equallutlon table re. CKy » officially 

j the city commissioner!!, variance after Building Inspector VouniTand Sergeant CharlH Xoslea Became owner Friday of thf gangc The Ocean City publie sehool 

Th # eaualhathm table ahewt Th f TM ftaard .nnmm*4 tt»t mU*m Gftipw 

ltd reporter, there were Henry B. Cooper refused to bust while she waj allegedly solicltlna the Mlldtalg located M ISUi rt. and West budget for H87M is now w open for «»t, •^rdln§§ t» the county y K ba»Mi*dMea1 a Naarliit a*Ctwrt IfkM taMM 

fc * f t C f 

* £• toeal aaaestiiiewta are a Hauaar Hr at S IM (P i 4 M 

however, were there on inspector ruled It would,be a ionrnf photographs 

the purchased price of »1B,738.5O was 

flee of Board of Education Secretary: 

t*« p*f* m, IMNrMr (PH- eir 

Iness vlolajlon. Pollc* reported Mrs, Slojel wai approved at a meeting of the com- 

Allee T. Garretson, at the hujh : ~ -~~~ 

Stretch, John Carey and The board teart tba petition hut unable to produce the MO photo- miolonen. 

scnool building, \M*t f m' a» 'I 

mch were jrestnt as week and denied the request for • graph anltetfort license required un- The building i» to be uaed by the The budget, adapted lart Wednev IrVlfiaOfVI OF Sf%lf\ 

v« of the Ocean City commercial variance In a two-family der the mercantile law, site was Beach Patrol for bet atormfe and day by the board, wiU be taken up f W I»»WITI OF «#O|P 

• Board, The comiqls. home district. , / , releaied In $100 ball for the aMarUlf, a repair shop. 

for t publie hearing on Friday, Peb- ^k ^K • •% _% (••• !•.. " m ** ' 1 * v -*' • -*4»»: ' "4" 

re Informed th»t« the ;— ' — ——— : —•—-^— — ——,— < , ruary 1, at 7 p m. in the high seltaol, QrWAr DSimOlf #f t 

At that tune Mie board will answar *****Wl QrWAr Dsimolfff *»^fffMffff* AH Af C^ftfll I JUtlllmUff Mlll 

any questions of taxpayers concern- 1 The elty eomml»slonor« Friday, 

Ing the proposed eipenditures, which while dealing with condemnation protoUl 

»60»,000 far iiext year, or W7.- ceedlngs a«ainjT• number of dUap. 

100 more than for the current tetm. Mated buUdlngi, were faced wlUi a %• a Mta'fMtf fatt reatmU 

If no chaafea are made, tho pwobleiB almilur to thitt which r», 

budget also wiH be given Anal up- (julred'ttie wMtMn of Xhif Solomori 

pravM Mat day ky tho Board or In the ca.e of Hir two moUiera. 

•short btlnaM, whWi «oiitpriaes Among the four buildings which 

two member, of the city commlMlon were recommended ft*" main* ' by 

-a^S^ mmmsmmzm .â-^^rsr^ p t toWK,^^^^ 

d y for the yew fand two from the school board. Building Inspector Henry B^Coopw 

is a f*r * wMUn.n«. wf M to PB»*W to IU1* JdMvL.popNljr pV y . tlUl amounted to we are ts Midi np wlaN the need. 

— ~ and Flr# Chief Samuel R Smltb #a< 

tlon, than U «p«nde

• • • • . • . . • • • . - • • • • • . ' ' < : " t f 

««;:;••> 

f * 

im^M^^MS^' 

IÂ. i 

WAttDS 

0»am 

^fajf'tr-. . . 

for d donation of your 

b* #ff (oin fh. 

6. DimOt. 

C+fEESE CAKE 

DrnaU 110011011, »( MI Haven 

iv-. provided quartern for Ike Wil. 

ana family In hla bane, while Mrs. 

KMlwin* W«ller took the Smith 

lamOy to ii.r home at Mo Weal av. 

ilr. the chjriuhle nature si f(rom CNetan County to the villas in 

I the people of Ocean City," he mm 1 Cape C May County. 

a 

CbTIudgei * 

MONEY MAD 

Dollars cut mch a fiBure with 

some men that they feel they have | Cefrttaued »ra • 

to dlsniure themselves to get them old method of asaeiaing Pp 

L'ad^r thp equalisation pregr^ 

gs propel ty valugtk._ 

| af 100 per tent of tnie value, the 

tax rate uould be JS senli per »100, 

I or about J per eeni hlf her than last 

f Leaf explained that under the 

-yfttm Msed last year ihe tsul as. 

scssible prdperty in the county us* 

I valued at titMtSn, I'nder ihe 

I 100 per cent of true value rule Ule 

valUJlion is *4«i.3ai,4»l. 

The 

Increased county *•« rat« 

Win undlr Hn kudfa* Inlndutid 

km (nt mil by th. iBard of 

Iducalton, leant Ocaan City prap, 

•rrj stamen «Ht> Hi. patSKt at a 

! ••••» sf at (M«t !*J «#nH In raf» 

[ Hilt nar. That «aur« will b. reduced 

or IMFHSM riep*ndln{ on 

the mwnklpal budget, itlll lo In 

; Introduced, 

i The public hearing on the proj 

posed eounty budget will bo con, 

: ducted at 11 a, m, W«dne«da>'. Feb- 

\ fuary 13, in the freeholders room 

in Uie court house buildin|. 

' Cnmmittee, 

He return 

day afterno 

I 

IAYMOND Mtmnrr 

Qtjaxrrr momno 

©tfist tinnai - OHIO. EoiIgaa 

GUESSWORK? 

¥«. tar cryttal ball gum 

...Mnvtr, «M dwmaA 

sf our oref«»ien m«M 

y pp 

Mm accurately, wm muti 

Ignor* cuocwiKk and concefrtr»t« 

en UM pract»c»l. 

the proven method* which 

you and your defter rely 

IS-fl K Ib 

•» MB iHi^^.n 

IAMB SHOUIOER CHOPS 

IAMIMEASI 

lAMi SHANK OR NECK 

i 

EXTRA FANCY SMOKED 

Bdneless 

WON'S AMJSH 

wtnersOats 

Qrtcfc Oats r* 

Ib 59c 

(b I3s 

Ib 19c 

ratukar 9S« walM 

OcnAa^y. 

Rib Rflul 

PotRMst 

FRESH LEAN 

USTt FRANKFURTS 

CORNID ilff 

Evap. Milk 

PCl 

lt* Margerine . 

12 8 Pancake Mix 

ACMt REDUtES COFFEE PRICES 

Jh, ««H m " 

hnriar MM bbndl 

l .-5 ^39.95 m 55M . .NOW 44.00 < ; SUM ld.,1 Frozen F,,,k /or S. A,., „ ShancAt 

Strawberries 2 ' 

PIAS 

«• CARROTS i MIX 'IM 

bta winter «KJIM, WO Browning rd., 

Merchantvlllii. Hn, EI1U w«t an 

taker 

OatnCky iioMur nsMMt U 1M 

. Atlantic bird. 

1 WUl fee conducted BMW _ 

| He WM vie pMaldwt or the Q*r-, 

Cnartai LMngMen n«MboiJkead.~ll htw Mtm^* did 

early [ bualnra pbwH and h «*••«; £"** of M«« K, EUU and 

, ___ _, ciiter »P Inc. gcncr»l contractors, of 

known locally u Marnarat Hooper Mttwaont a plSS 

nl

m: r * ••'•• lW>?

Dumonl, of Phillips. P""" 1 regional high school. .rerelary. hu bwm nominated bv 

candidate for lover The in.irument n aeeepted by the h n n n Women of Attantl- 

OOF Itadan at Court 

«? h 

?4 

Mns%tutCu>p rd of Education, 

- 

a« te n, 8 aimed* ,„,,«,,„„*,„„,. 

Mr Region*! Hetw 

•leeted. Needle) said. nit the name of Mill Conway for 

the {troBond meeting, the the position of regional chairman of 

thifau?- - ?"• 

y leaden would cut several education, and MUM Betty Outh lor 

* for the candidate of iheir th e poit of regional publicity ehair. 

e. Altar the firm ballot, the msn lisa Outh 1» president'of the 

receives the majority j leaders n would be free to exercise " nlt 

aUte'f 21 counties their own-Judgement to seek ieek a Ban- can- Mljs Cohway. secretary In the B. 

' lhe Cane May Conn, didste E on which the majority r Darby agency here. Is currently 

npted by a deiir* to agreed, d. chairman of the educational commitslve 

and Hard.fought _— . —_ tee for the Atlantic unit. 

MI mi. spring. The ClanMM HIM Ad* •ring Quick R«u!t. *«u!i. Oth«r Ocean cily Insurance iecre. 

EON AWNINGS 

1 

" * ' * * ' "Û 

l , 

•JBERAi^ DISCOUNT 

H Orders Placed Now 

r SPRING DELIVERY 

C»u. TOR ran ^TiMAtf 

rands-^tonibfndnofl Storm Windows 

1 

. f 4 •> a-1 

tir s Awning Service 

uiy' Av«. • phen. 3393 

and CAMMN jlMaahi^ M«tto«I 

k All T;m,i Stnwn Art InMrii St.rtfmd Tim. 

H Cltfi — wn' i*««BI 

I--T. nUm,t:imt On - - - 

MS TO FHn.ADKI.PHIA MAI' AVAIL TIIKJISKI.VKS or 

HAL MMVlCK BIT •OAMDINO < AMDr> TBAI.NS , 

VpSC'TIMS WITH THK SI OH AY , 

1KD USK AT BROADWAY. 

TKR.HlNAr, TO 18TII A!»B 

FAST 1 • SAFE . $UU 

CQNVttmNT > COMFORTABU 

. tarim attending the meetinB were 

I Mrs, iumiiie Ai«, of the Ittney 

Lloyd Chattui agency, and Mn, Qeanor 

spencer, of the Richard,B. tot 

E Tne y |oc^ women wUl join those ,,f 

regoiul conventi 

f 

They al» ar 

, and contlnning in' March and April, 

j on the topic of "General Liability- 

The Ansoclatlon of Chosen' Freeholder, 

of New Jersey wfll receive a 

.Over plaque for it» pioneering acii^. 

Ity and continuing Interest In UK. 

field of mental heaitH, February 4 m 

lt» annual "Get Tow*(hcr- dinner 

with legislators at Hotel atMy-Trent, 

according to chairman Joseph s 

Holland. Mercer County freeholder. 

lhe Hev. Dr, 

• president of the Mercer County Ai- 

Usciation for MenUl Health Reprj. 

jductujna will be distributed to each 

en. IncludinK Mrs, Edith K. Rein, 

hard, Essex County; Dr. A. Raisi., 

Green, Salem County- Sol NeesJei 

Jr., C«p« May County, and retiring 

Freeholder WDbur J; KcCowan, Hud- 

•en l>unly 

tlonallyknown speaker In the field 

of mental health would address ihe 

airair. 

AN IMA, AT LEAIT 

New Milwaukee ha> a talking dog 

with a vocabulary of three words. As 

in the case of «t« recently, our ad> 

vice to him |« to Mop Tight there 

rather than increase the poHibie 

area of misunderstanding.—Christian 

. Science Monitor, 

THI OCEAN CITY SIMTINEL-LEDOCR 

Broadway Orama Coim*t to th» ScrMn 

TWO GREAT ACTRESSES match their talents In film 

adaptation of "Anastasia," which enthralled Broadway audienigma 

surrounding yiJungest daughter of the late Cur of 

Russia It opens tonight at the Village. 

Intrigue, Drama 

Now at Village 

Thraa Famed Stan 

in Film 'Anatlatia' 

VILLAS! 

Tetter, Miurday and iunday 

"An«rta»ia," a strange mixture of 

fael and Action, which abounds in 

poignant love, mystery. Intrigue any. 

Uoiia. »iar* Ingrid Bergman, Yul 

Brynner and Helen Hays/ 

resentatlve votlnn member,, for di«. ! absence In the title role of the der 

play UT the several courthouses nf lie! who was trained by a hai 

the state. 

matter to Impersonate 'he royalty 

The retiring president of lhe she really wat. 

Fiecholder Association, Monmouih Thai faaHinatliiff them* af ihe ««•,,. 

rofitell B»nk, wyi preiiidu tille la drawn from the tenuous but 

•t the dinner program. He will he persistent beliefs that the youngu>t 

succeeded by Lawrence M. Lear of (laughter of ihe last Russian Gmr 

Ocean City. Editor A. rtiul King ul survived the Revolution and has a 

the Anoeiatlon publication Commit. fortune of 10 million pound* await, 

tee, will present several original Jrt- ing her in the Bank of England. 

1st sketches to outstanding freehold Important supporting roles are 

Played By Akun TamlrolT. Marilln 

18.17 mil** per gallon 

on North AmmriCM'* 

tougAMt trade run! 

In mm Ctmmm Gmnlmw altar emwteg 

«• I M 

MMalay and Twatday 

TluF exptoiive story of a • 

I wake of the Civil War, Heuon, a 

Line cattleman, is provoked to fun 

I by Me waywardnen of hla wer 

I victim brother and a careless ma 

ment in the past of his lovely wife 

•Whispering Smith' Is a roaring 

tale of railroad hijacking In the Oiil 

We* and U one of the top screen 

adventures in the career of Alan 

Ladd. 

Baaed on the famous novel by 

Frank H. spearman, the film crrts 

Ladd aa the aoftdpoken special agent 

for a. railroad whole job It Is to 

track, down the lawless elements In. 

ing and murdering pauengeri. 

Co-starred are Robert Preat< 

"•Way To The Gold," 20th Century. 

Fox's fym which Is currently being 

shot has Shcree North, Jeffrey Hun. 

ter, and Barry Sullivan as Ut stirs 

It Is 1 modern adventure thriller 

' * " ing man released from 

serving time far ma 

•laughter. An old Inmate hat toU 

""'" """"' 

tton of a fortune—pro. 

\ »nd Ms hate-driven brother _,,_,„ 

with tremendous sweep in "Threi- .,,,, 

1. THe search for the 

•••" — —» —*l» of the story, 

I Violent People". 

Starring Chariton Hetton, Anne. nc. Wl* his first pktur.. »m« 

inter and Ollbert Rnland. co-jUHf. •4t, 

ig Tom Tryon, Forrest Tucker and 

Bruce Bennett, and featuring Eiamp „,,. 

Strltch. the film Is the hlghiv IIV 

•(archers," a hit in KM CarMliui 

Vanderbllt Whltn.y It planning ta 

da man pktur*,. Ha plan. h> main 

two, and mayto thru, during I»J7 I 

eharied tale of three people at lh" iv —kif anas—and has picture! ten*. 

mercy of (heir own undisciplined L..j dui.d rhnuih IMS, 

emotions. 

Forced to the brink of ruin by liii; •to ¥iJ°«n Collins, who has returned to 

MM mix 

• land and Brithh West Indies ft 

better part of a year making "Bes 

Wife" and "IsUnd In The Sun." has 

been flven the part of the wife in 

"The Wayward Bus," with Rick Jason, 

which Twentieth CenturyFox want, 

ed Shelly Winter! to play. Shelley 

wouldn't sign unless they gave her 

"Hatful of Bain," too, 

Warner Brother's changed "The 

Helen Morgan Story" title to "The 

Jasi Age." Someone suggested thai 

it should have been called, "The 

Roaring Twenties." 

Jetty LewuTii certainly keeping I 

busy these days. After opening a! 1 

the Palace In New York in February 

he will do another hitch at Las 11 

Vagas and also in Miami, Val ParneU ! I 

want* him for eight weeks at Lon. 

OIL BURNER 

INSURANCE 

Driver of D«ath 

Car Imprisoned 

•Klitor of WalHt 

Oo»t to Bofdcntown 

Rohert J, Moody Jr., «, of North 

WUdwaad, waa aentoHMd to in in. 

definite term In Borrientown Rtrorm. 

atory and AIM «00 by County 

Judge Jonathan Acton Friday on a 

charge of reckleo killing by autfl, 

Moofly prevlourty entered • gulHy 

Plea to the eharg* Ian July after 

Ms auto .truck and- HUM WlllUm 

Aaim, who «oa dlrecthn • work 

trew of the New Jertsy Natural Oat 

Co, In Wlldwood. 

In another MM, CIMH Mnck, M, 

of Tuekahoe, waa flned «S0 and Blv. 

en a teMay sutpended tentansa on 

sn atroelsui aaaault charge He wu 

accused of striking Damliilek D*lro. 

of Seville, with a carpent*-'. r 

nquare, 

John Boyd, as, of Cap* May Court 

House, wa, •entenced to nine niontli. 

in the county Jan for conteni|>t of 

a court order In connection with 

charges of dewrtlon and notwupport.. 

John J, Hearon, It, of Clermmit, 

was sent to aardentown far an In. 

don Palladium next summer. 

' linear Pit Imi, iMtaiW (M ktfl 

•mpl. far ovr yHfth. laoni. k^ 

•ay. alt* ami Iron. Tamjiiiii. 

kuf h. tayt he' Mtnt nwt lhrl( 

Roek Hudson, who poitnys Cal, 

Dean Hen in the movie "BattM 

doctor-, degree by MarMu OB0B«, 

Marietta, Ohio, on rebrMry 14-fh* 

l 

' 

l 

• FlrmwB and nwitann • 

^though WHIM to forgiv. 

mtwm 

would not only b* niunlllcifau 

but probably mkl ww tki 

und«rwrH.r, to onJw a whoP 

Pta» m boat, ta kMuMM 

nmnlam.. 

The aetual 1 par ewt tauia 

far the yw waa (Utmrmfly be, •' 

low average, ' , 

Burned Out Airman 

Ald^ by R»d Cro.. 

1'-*? 

Uih) week provided tM tvnUx pfJ : VM 

Joseph Kosk with a hatted aHr»Jnt«? 

ment in villa, after hi. teMMIIiMuf 

Shore rd, WM.gnMM b> BM. j^ 

Ition wMimvj* 

iture and cub wKth» Or» 

.wept IkraMli their «BaD buo«j*,«, 

The lad o tl» Kippltodl*. 

family vita clothe. 811*^23. " 

h, . 

*•-» 

eavilj loaded Chevy 

ran all the way up the 

AJcan Highway in les» 

45 hours! That's cutting 

dun • fuE day off the 

i running Ume! They ran 

around the clock, stoponly 

to rcfucL ^ 

1 the imporUni fact .teat, 

-was that it proved new 

truck! through and 

TlwrAfcan Highway 

iUe test of every trade 

nent Engines had to 

pro their power up hi«hclimbing 

grade* and through 

washout*. Frames Bad suspensions 

fleied their maides sm 

axle-deep ruts and miles of 

pounding graveL "And not a ; 

single truck turned back or 

dropped out dw to mechanical 

faihwe.-rtatestheoincialXAA * 

report

'l * 

T>y ,,... , n,*.. *. . 

fun bibles. Oxyfen equlpneDt w» 

•lip. given to the QUM Hay County 

Baseue Squad* In Ocean City and 

VlllM. 

The RMrt Assoctatlon hu anM 

on an eduartJonal program by pro. 

vldlng flta. and ap«aken for civic 

•groups Mid for the County Medical 

Society. It sponsored he*rt surgery 

UMrusUsn fer county nunM, 

School Budgets Higher 

on Rve MUe Beach 

School budgets lntndyetd thin 

w«k in the three WlMwood school 

districts *U reaected intlcipated Increases 

rsr the 1*67 58 term. 

The WikJwood Beard si Education 

Introduced a budget which calls for 

total expenditure* of *3».00o, an 

innease of »li,ooo over thit year'n 

•dual COM. Of MU4 Jmount «Z12,000 

wUJ be rstaed by loot tajtw, 

At WtlawaoJ Unat. the budget will 

be increased by approximately 114,- 

000 to provide for total eipendlturei 

or $164,335. Tones will support *H2,- 

MS of the snticlpjitKl costs. 

North WUdwood introduced a budget 

listing total expendttures of 

*170,108, of which fl26,0O0 wHI bt 

Jeeurad by Uxation. 

ConireM Uils ytmr permUt payments 

at tee 02. at reduced rates, to eligible 

wives and retired women workers 

and at full rates to widows am' 

mothers of deceased Insured worii- 

BRAND NEW 

Pianos to Rent 

WITH OPTION TO BUY 

AS LOW AS 

$ 10,00 Monfhly 

PHttM A. C. 5-4400 

WEYAND'S PIAHOS 

ANantlc and Oasrete Aveni 

ATLANTIC CITY, H. 4, 

PlaaM Forward Complat* 

Information on Rental plan 

NAME , 

ADDRESS ;, .;;.. 

errr ,, :.; ,.,,;,.....: 

BUY 

GULF FUEL OIL 

nan own sham. In American bmi- 

BBM and liidiutry, aeaoMBIg to a recent 

«naly»H by rl» NaUonal Aaaa. 

elation of ManuUMnn, and twothirds 

of aU tbeac aBareboMMn Urn 

seb«Jda earning IBIS than 

NMMW MR WOMBM 

During the lint week of December, 

about tOhOOO women under 85 

nan of age began resetting M M ! 

(•hug* *)*• turvlvan inmuH 

checks from tha Metal Security Ad- 

SMN- 

MHIMN 

ed security depotHs. 

The mum. Mid 

statute of llmitntJofM 

the money under, the (fryear wcheat I 

law, | 

(HMtta Involved from J»02 to 1834. 

XMt were fnm eummw realdents to 

inure limy would not tea*. Ik* 

without paying Utelr bills, and nn«. 

M from II to $10. 

Tbe unclaimed deports were roll, 

ed wKh the company-. senaM funds 

* Per cwil interest. New Jersey 

claimed tat deposits for the com- 

treasury on grounds Mat prop- 

east Of the Aid during the «memon 

paflad. ASM with annual «rnln erty unclaimed for 14 yean revert, 

£» 

»*«• UfiOO declined percentaeewlie to (be MM. It filed suit In JW» 

—ffo°l «.« Mr cent to «U per cent. The company aMBMund that tte 

W the morv than 10 aUUan tout. •Ute m required to seek Uie deposits 

wWiln «l!i yean of tha ttoe 

a*tr 'lMli—awn iharaa In compan- they were collected. 

• ~ — tween tte customer and company 

| and came under tile statute. 

_ = 

P A W l 

, WUH Cannery Denies 

Intenrton of Moving 

JV/UTI.| William Kleb, manager of the 

' •• I Snow Canning Company at the Cape 

I May County Airport, this week dta- 

• peUed rumprs Uiat the large clam 

to 13 Jan flAaaiail I ProaesdBg plant is punning rela- 

• »• **jm (HW1 • cation out of Ui# county, 

• . . I Mr, Web said the airport plant u 

• > - » M rawer HmawjiNin UM CMIN I 

vl tkk lo », IM 

Plata to do your tovins H MM «W. 

irow monay wlB asm MOM for yaw OMI 

grow FASTBI with (nuwtf Mifa^. »«t 

msklns row own Mir, , « 1 -— s * 

We Pay |% 

CURRENT DIVIDBMD 

RATEO^SAVIWJS 

f 

sfe-r 

m?? 

.r^r-* •**

.*>--*>," * 

165 

Ente *$imMsm -VuK^S j.- • ,. r>£. 

Play Rev 

Cembinad 

Haar MnL 

*mw£jm 

public u 

lbs civic c 

Colp«Ur, Mn. 1 

taeoM into Mi * «»>• nm« 8UY*T »hici> 

Mam hy P«t »«i In the Nav York IM 

Covmwr PjollMuMum «ml the Art Mi 

•. and Mrs. Pnuicls B. mi 

wattM ST., • of Huntineton. V>., conf«ed 

•7«phnM W* third birthday girl who 

>.JJik» Townaeodi spend the Mra , 

••eiaona with Mr. and Mn, „ " ' 

It fli#n»iiid Sr,, of 1^ I2r,3, 

WCreaUo ip, 

fijlploytte at to* locsJ 

dvw «M two Ung, hoUdar wttt «nU 

iben of our particular profession have 

the headlines and the Drifted statistics 

-- the torn and mangled bodies of those 

v We Mtln tfaesipirit of netaht 

r us drfu for 

fwtfti weapons o( death. 

TER J. WIMBERG 

. nmttXL HOME ' 

^tikvss 

Mr: Fun 

bur Evan., wan k 

edy alngln* aOf 

witt Mary Martfe 

ttwn turned sver 

Wit dJA WM V 

turemu wire ven- f••• "hUWry M history and : 

Otadr Jnfl 

•nd. children, 

l 

.,*ii|i^J A. By, 

usan. Bryan and 

here on Afkmow av, It 

la be *gipMM about 

Chirftain cosU less than a lot dE i^ 

If. 

CrulM in Cribbun 

I _ Mr, Mid MB, Charles L, Harp, 8 

funk lfc« fag, i^ 

fancy flaw.? Matfli. 

rps operate Ho«te's Restaurant. 

you look w#n; th* Iwa lirt ol prtolntn i«hir«qU A 

«rhopping 122^nch Wh^lfca,! fcu.hl M ln 0 .och w)!«l J. i.v.ljji. hid>, 

C'rl "iiWBrtilm, bringlno you 111* smdothMt, MW iid« ^'M *>^ kttWklki 

jflfll ',-. < ff iSsSSSHSti

I 

, •»•> 

\m mmf 

UNCLE 

(« aaaea, br 

'Bridge ToH Use For Ferry is ji^Z 

impossible/ Meyner Asserts ; * 

5 

j 

ihfa A 

4e. IITMU. 

• HOE. 1*a 

at *.. x 

Mi M - R » |»rj «• 

' 

Jar Xrv B 

MI a» v*., 

-Ti k>> BitM s, j 

J tried M bu * mti 

sm-wur £IM» 

lotWWESTMOCS 

•M SOWIH AMOHGA 

, llMSBIIAVS 

Ml tv «• H. 

aa th» tos n 

DICK'S tf 

CENTRAL AVENUE, BARGAINTOWI 

imam f uwe «t*$ 

I Uncle Dick says: 

rt» lhe " M aanfarMa anpfM to la thai M la 'open houae-program of U» Guard, 

| difficult TOTAt CAPITAI, OUTIAY ...... ." 

TOTAL, REVBNUE—Alj^ ACOOUNTS W w J MC1.1M.O3 us ft,jÛBi 

f Dtat!lcl« Liability tn Teacntra PuHlsn fund 

APPROPRIATYONS 

l^llfiileil fEîI Vii 

ToiitbaolM ..-I... 

Suppll 

Audio-Vliual Aid. 

CCauniy Unil Ame 

other ENpL'iuei ._ 

Oiwrillana; 

SBlarlei .. 

g l I 

J 1S.630.00 

1 636S6 

2H1,08.175 

T.Ha-M 

11.01303 

( 1H.39O-OO 

2.II5O.0O 

8,800,53 

IS'SM 

Trannpiirtatiiin .... m,mx,Sr io,30o.dn il soorio 

CBfelerlBl .„--_-,« .. 10DU.OO .1S0O.0O 2 5001X1 

—Aihletlei ._..".'.".". ..•••"."—-.—" —3.01X) W ^Mooîe^ traiflo 

Other EKpen»e« .„»„. ... 5M.4S 700.00 TO0.00 

Flsed Charge!^ 

' nee iPi-emlums and, ui- 

._,.,.jnt«) ............... ...... .110S.K i.MOM 4,300,00 

Penilon Cnnlilhuiloiu to 

»ate A County Funds ............ l.mn.oo 2.M0.M i,no,00 

TcH^BefH - penjnon: Veleronn 

• fervln I.lnblllty ....... B .TSOOO 

Jl ieeurliy—Baardi .«".«" 

CoBtrifeiitInn .,,.,.,..-= .. lots IS 150O0O 2 006.00 

&)clal geeurlty—Admin: Charue ... 100.5T lSDM a».0T) 

IA1 TOTAt, CU»MNT R||Ê rtfc|r^^F M^M twffiS 

"-'iriei (Bnard pernrinen _. JJ.56a.ni t l.aooas I 1600.00 

traeted servieea and Materlali . 10.200.17 M.000.00 »m« 

, fntlnm.l Rqulpment ........... lO.25S.78 17.0OO.O0 ( 13.000.00 

Junltoi-.- KQull.mfht „ 54S,0» 850.00 » mM 

IBS TOTAI, HBPAIII3 AND "" ~ *" ~ ' * 

BEPLACESIENTS ........... I J4.57O.Q4 1 J5.OgO.Q0 | 45.3J0l» 

SUBTOTAL ,»u mÂ. 5tB, uTCrfW«,Êr)««.» flo «S 

. urnlture and Equipment .. • 1 H7O.4O § •.000,00 • S.O0O.O0 

(Cl TOTAi CAPITAL OUTLAV ....... I 870,40 i~ ftnoSdJ » 8,000.00 

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 

(APPRPPRIATIQNi} 

L 1117- 

UMI 

— YOUTIÂl-MT. 

— • - - • ' 

IntftllMf amf fully STORM SASH — COMBINATION DOOM 

(LIMITED TIME) 

CaHikad 

PLYWOOD iKIimJMrSDPPriP? 

MS ASBURY AVINUI 12M ATLANTIC AI 

OCEAN CITY 

ATLAMTIC CO 

TOTAI. BALANCES JUNE 30, 105S .... | M.WQ.03 

TOTAI. EXPENDITURES A BALANCES SSHIStn 

-tloti of Ocean at! 

SELF STORING 

Aluminum STORM WINDOWS . 

ALUMINUM \ $AC*e%C 

STORM DOORS «"*»

.;,'.* 

- - '*. 

»LT2, left. Mitt Huttmafcer and Dtek CM 

eg to help swell the line for polio on the 

main corridor. It's boys vi. girls, and may 

us side win,—Staff photo. 

Gives Inside Dope on 

urgeon Operates 

f/«n.nfory ScM* 

Parent VbBs 

4W| FiniiH f*irtflf fjffr«ffife lit § Igpokf 

*^° f rt^lMt 

rned a horrible to toMaharthXi nito wmle ewPl» Example of wl»i what «»y they i«k look like. -My "My year. In addition, the Federation ofyone 

In t*ie opbeT 

Then our Ing. 

IW7 New YMfs Resolution UL to try fen Cltlianahlp, Institute Scholarrhere 

U a picture of * big boy quot- Hone Department Scholarships in 

Ing something to a little boy. The varying amount., 

ced, "Oh! I for. - Tha - prow has ju«t been startod writing and the picture was done Uy AvaiUble for the freshman year 

1 this mornlni!." but already 

MtfuaJpei down te_Mie. follr 

ten have ben seat Eddie Trout. •- only are the Associate Alumnae 

» BWsh his teeth. OhR Georetf, tWi, IUlnaU. North 

i .' •• * f -••-• •'•'*- MtManUp of MM; flw Daugfeten 

HrTTiNa-THV BOLL!«YB bf the American Revolution Scholarrelumed, 

and the Carolina, Missouri and Arkansas. 

— planned:, Af. —— _ —. 

, Dr. Puddle- Hollywood Influence 

for the appendix The Manchester' Guardian vouches 

pee feel of small far this, A teacher In an Infant 

feeds intestines school at Old Trafford admonished 

her tiny pupil, a movie fan. "Now, 

in excellent don't let me have to tell you again. 1 ' 

m. After "0, K., Baby," was the child's reply. 

DUMP TRUCKS 

BUU DOZER 

T GRADING and FILLING 

OUR SPiCIALTY ' 

L.MONIHAN 

I Avenue Phon* 0999 

oey M ltosfaf* at toe monthly meet. 

I Infe or «h W ' S i t f 

Mr.. Anna Smith'. Flrat Grade on- ' 

In Oash*n, Friday •vt-nlng. 

I 1 * 6 * **» TV •towi tail wart, In «II»*trs present included Mrs, 

, h « «... ,,„„ __ _ , , , Unite floyman, Mn, Chrbtin. Wat- 

.vholarships for 

Girls in Jersey 

Douglass Colieg* 

Offering. LIstad 

High achaal seniors from New Jersey 

are eligible to compete far 

neholarshlps to be awarded torUw 

1M7.1MS year by tMufllau College, 

women's college or Rutgers, the 

•late Unlver*liy. 

A. announced by Dean MtMp L 

Buntuig, scholarships offered exjiut- 

Iveiy to New Jersey raildenU include 

the Blliabeth Radraan Voorhee* 

Schoianhlp, which, combined 

win cover tuition, room and board. 

This combination seholanhlp u valued 

at approxlmaU)y»l,l50annually. 

Many of the cMldren of Miss Fos ship In Home Etonomlo of MOO, and 

ter's Fifth Grade got 'Hitting the Sears-Roebuck Foundation Scholar- 

Bull's-lye" games from Christmas, ships Jn Home Economics of CM 

Micy also hit the buU's-eye in spell- each, 

jig Twenty-sbt out of 28 persons In addition, approximately 100 

lot a perfect score on unit IS, Lei'i State University scholarships cover, 

ting for the buirs-eyc. big tuition and certain other fees 

* * ' are available to enteruu studeati 

ELEMENTARY GRADES 

from the various counts of New 

ITUBY SCIENCE 

j,r»ey, «» W ect to the approprtstton 

Mrs. Emma Warren's Second Grade of necewury funds by the slate le«. 

•lam at Wesley av. School U study, blature. 

• 

ng thermometers. They And out March 1 Is the Una] date on whirl, 

he different types, and how 1 to read scholarship applications will be r» 

hem. The people who brought In celved. Application forms and in 

hermometer* were Mary Beth formation may be obtained •from the 

-urner. Tommy GUI. Barbara Barccr, Adml-Uon. Ofn. nSgtass ^ « . 

llUy Sharp, Susan Conwell, Michael New Brunswiclt ^^ «w*e. 

Coming Events 

By MATT HUTMAKM 

ed en Monday, January 28. On Tues- 

STe WIU be foUowrt. TOuradw, 

uaM ««un, wUI perform in 

assMlbly in «he High School. 

WIMwood at horns. 

TV-O-Gram* 

By SANDRA DUFF 

Lei^ Take a Trip ,,,,, 

Sentors' Washington Mp. 

Human Body .. Physiology data 

Newsraan .,..Billows meeting room 

Queen For a Pay ...'..,.,,,,,,,,. 

An "A- in a test. ' 

Mr. Wl»rd ...,....,, Mr. JohnsM 

Sport Headlines 

Ocean City beats WUdwood 

Wallace Bros. 

Brick 

SALES - SERVICE 

Mk and «IMP«ON AWNUI 

OMAN CITY, N, J. fff^MI !»• 

9wmiNpiJ USED SAM 

GENUINE BUICK PARTS 

WHEEL ALIGNMENT A 

Over 400 Lawyers 

Going to Capital 

Reservation* for the N#w Jersey 

State Bar Association's trip to Wash- 

Bar Aasoclation and a record: of at 

least three yeari' practice In New 

I 

Haney 

OaMMaTM. M H Oukk «a«,H. 

Sire 10 to 15% 

on your 

AUTO INSURANCE 

PREMIUMS 

Tear •sHerarllle Xsmal i M 

Uoyd ClMtHn ,,< 

1315 AAory Av«. 

PHONB 0M0 

COME IN TODAY 

AWSffTHE 

^7 Studebaker 

AUanUc cm- 

William CaldweU, or Richmond. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Caldwell and 

Va,, wn a week end guest of hUchildren, of Levlttown, pa., ware' 

week end guesU of Ma parents, Mr. 

and Mrs, HMlls Caldwell. Mr, and 

ffffH* New One of Mrs, a. C. Ewan, of Ab d 

Mr, and Mrs. OWord Vobrheea, of 

Bes* Food Bargains Newark, called on the OaldwelU, 

Monday. 

Had your egg thl. morningj Mrs. pllva Jester and son, MUton, 

' thm't the quesUoB being 

•^4 tv the StaM Board of 

AMmMOf*, which u. .parking 

•.Intensive program to (ry to 

relieve a (urploa of eggs In New 

Jewey by encouraging « in. 

«nas« In couumption. 

A number of retail outlet, are 

plannkuj to advaMtae Ike abundaaSTid 

htgn quality of eggs 

mm 

BB^t BMrket, kt and^ 

fcjt tot price, an M the. low 

**t point an IS yean. 

u 

M will 

* 

help b M 

the auta as a whole. 

»ortant seMeni of (he Now Jer- 

*W economy. Nine Nmw Jersey 

countle. «re among the nMlan's 

JAMES R. HENDfUX 

Kitchens-Fonnlci Tops 

ME. 12th St. Phoft.0993 

JOBBfNG 

1201 PLEASURE AVE. 

BulMmn 

and Mrs, Pr«d Renshaw and daughter, 

Gladys, and Mr. Md Mrs, John 

Mattendorf, of Esslogtan, Pa, , t 

Al Fnssman, l« spending a brief 

Visit with Mr, and Mrs, James Cloud, 

from the Veterans Hospital at WUmington. 

Del, 

te and Mrs. Jack augsoskt, of 

WoMUne, were recent luesU of 

then- dauihier, Mr, and Mrs, plank 

OifOnl, 

WUUani Cloud and Jame. Ooud 

House, 

^ 

fluents .of Mr. and Mn, nank 

Cu-om on Sunday wen Mr. an, " 

Henry Mayshuro, of Woodbln 

WL NORTH 

meiSTCMD BUILMM 

Kitchen 4 Interior 

Remodeling 

10»h St.(Opporif.R,|| ro «d) 

PHONE 2934 

Builders 

Own dry is Growing ... Keep Up With It 

MOOfRNIZE THIS YEAR 

KRUiGL and HEIST 

RIOISTERID BUILDERS 

OMeaf an WtST AVENUB 

STAHLER'S 

HKiiTiRB BUILDERS 

"WE SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES" 

BERGER LUMBER 

SOLID BIRCH QPTAIN CHAIRS 

ML fully MMmlitoAraKly forpaintinn g |Q each 

- ORyZIT — WATERPROOF 

•"«« *Lk •JtTllliOII MASONRV lUitMCII 

11th STREET and SIMPSON AVENUE 

H.CPOMTHM 

— BUILDER — 

933 W«mt Am. Mk'li 

MACKAIN 

MA50M WORK 

EARL STEELMAN 

L 

H. C. AMOS 

BUILDER 

*ff 34Hi STREET 

nnm SIM 

No Job Too Larg* 

No Jmh Tom Small 

~) 

RMISflRIB BUILDER 

ill' *

ed Advertisertfftnts 

M 

HMM or MS. 

BUSINISS SIRVICI SMVICK FOR tAU 

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i luifMlTIi p. 1 fl'l t* 

fm ««f« •MUM 18 wonli) 

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I 

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SEWING MACHINE M*Affls_iA man 

laminar will) oWnllM ana demon, i 

alntian of ail atodeia, uecan t'lly j WILL 

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ADMINISTRATIVE AÎSTANT, «„ 

» *«r riKhi, ram* OIBMEBH In Dmineu and *& 

yoUFMlf wiin InatDRrlai riiMMgcainil teem fRMltun I f 

call AUintie «m as oi muiuw benefit, suwy open, I 

S/» Will* Bon 1OT S«U4wfj^tlier loi »i 

WORTH 

AKS 

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PICK-UP 

VISIT our «n*t Heportmcnt Mr gird. 

is, totmlenm (na Brnuiirn to lit 

- Bl9 tltuH. HetBQUtrlm for new («-. 

> M»Miui»r unilonm. num. beau. 

^». 

Ti* JWII, .snWJ, *0 Artur» 

TV ANTENNA MTlMATEi GIVEN. 

—-•-'— u d l I t U : 

li^lUnf B 

1 rOR THE FINEST fN WEODINU «n- 

Hmbla. Inf(irmal«. Rtteptlani rteiir 

TUTORING 

BEAPINe, «ll adM, EltDienUrr KhA 

iubjsets, rnhinlBw. FuBhc leno 

leasher. Mm. Arline N«»! ISM Plen 

ui« Avenue. Phuna 1794. l,l 

| PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

MUSICAL lniirueiian 

INVISIBLE HEWKAV1NTJ 

UM B«r A»e. Phone iwui. 

Pil SHjf POR SALS, , 

Pn 6 yi.fimt1l.-Tit locution, mot 

yemr round hutlntm. HrbEt for n- 

lii« eoyple, PrlMf. rt W.BM, ineludn 

full etotK piui lurnltur* ill flxiuiw. 

and parMiHt M n and equlpfnenL 

Call 2343; or evenitan »m 

TATION-CHvneri 

long ntabllillcd. 

rly 

w 5ff e ' w,ou. pu 

wn»y EMbnan 

Ysla Kmy% 30c Each 

2 for 55c 

EARL NORTH'S 

WOOD SHOP 

PHONI MM 

lOtfi St., Opp. R.R, Stafton 

FURNITURE 

MPMIIHiD — MPAIMrV 

MMODUlD 

Birch and Charry 

Unflnithod and Flnithad 

CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS, 

DEACON BENCHES, 

BAR STOOLS ft TABLES. 

LAMP SHADES 

MAPS TO ORDER 

WASHER. ..diver, refrigerator, 

. •bunKM, SenSee on all makM. f 

CAR RADIOS REPAIRED 

Coles Radio Service 

ALL MAMS 

Motorola M M and Sarvica 

DICK ANG 

Painting Contractor 

INTBRIOB and EXTERIOR 

Wttrkmamhlp OiMranlaad 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

We sell MOST 

You SAVE most 

On* Full Vear Wwrranly Agaimt Major 

Repair Bills—Good AnyWt.«r* irf y.S.A, 

•ttif loir prnum 

CollMter of the ToivnalilD of Opp 

•I Tueiahoe. sew Jiaur, anU Uiat> 

defnult of, yosr paying ilo the plnlnmm 

Only $335 down 

Only S74t «M*W 

* 

COUP*, ftttfto, Imrir anil Hmr 

•IM*: Vary cl*an Mr. 

Only $395 do^ _- 

FORD, Cytwm Mr, Mn, V4, 

Pull prlta *595 

' afllK^vlâaaaaalar^Baaalaaaala^Bâaanls 

NIW am) W«tD — AtL MAKKS 

L 0C1AN CITY 

SEWINO MACHINE CIRCLE 

•it Mi iTMlT . M M Mil 

SETS 

GOOD CONDITION ^~ 

ifrDAY WARRANTY 

^5.00 pp 

SCHWFBKTWC 

710 ASBURY AVENUf 

Phon* 1342 

Ffc«M mail Waal 

tmcond mts tor 

your hom». 

TYPEWRITERS and 

ADDING MACHINES 

REPAIRED 

MIAN CITY TYPEWRITER 

SIRVlei 

MM Attory AM, MHIM I 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

WANTED —An opportunity to , 

O.K.-D USED CAM ANB TRUO«— 

. All may*! maluE. Hid Mid model, with « writ- 

W BUarantae th 

ctmroJH and Oh 

Lot, 9th and Slmp 

Open evening*. 

WANTED TO MY 

ANTIQUES WAHT8D_Bric.a.Brac cut 

(Ian, ola chlni and •laaiware, 

.uunp. book, and Me. W, Briglit. 

Phone Somen Feint 3969 or «TS 

TOR SALE 

ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — 20 

lo 4D« on. Finance 10 month.. 

op*n d.yi and evenlnga. Platanla'a 

uilc Store, m Mom rose St.. Vinend, 

N, J. Phone P-7TS7. tr 

HAMILTON •BACH Eleetrlc Miser. 

romplete. KO.50. Like new. oouhir 

aluminum roaater. «.0n- two carvlnl 

ieu, B and Mi silver fruit hoivr 

§3,Sui foot ito@r leather uphoiitered, 

MM. Phone mm, 144 

MB DISPLAY 

! %f FtYMOOTHS 

S7 DilOT©S 

For Hi* BMI DMI 

With or Without a Trad* 

You will do batter »t 

MOTOR SAMS 

AIIHI, Batets-PlymHiHi D*al.r 

MT WASHINGTON MM. 

Woodbln* MMM I 1266 

ir WHI PAY you 

TO SEE THESE 

' TOP VALUE 

USED CARS 

TfSl •UICK lunr, HaMtap, 

Aadlo and hMt.r. Automatic 

trtntmhtkm. 

tW POM CHrfm RMth 

WMan. AHtaMafM tfmmMMm, 

•Mdlo an* hHtar. Whit* wall.. 

§#§•1 

Ifft RkVMOUTH ttatlan Waoon 

" txtf llw» tondrtlon ' 

Autornatle imnimlnMii. 

- Hadla and ruarar. 

•rlwt M iub|«t M 

•BgNgTON WJWRrT|RS. 4 dd & , „„„.,, ,„ u m m m t W m t 

McHenryi 32a Atlantic Ale. phone mate of fliarlea L EwtM, deaaawl 

vni. - tf punuant to uc oroar tit Arthur w 

— i*neia. gumwaia at t«« t»ffy o 

m. Cafi* Mar. mat. on m. HfMMl W 

•d (limit 01 

AVmu* SHOD it AtDury Am 

LARGE..OB. SPACE HEATER and two 

•nrty rive mion tanla, is nrth si. 

Ml 

. .1 January 1BST uifir eialnu In 

Iting and under oath. •PMfylu Ult 

sum eialmcd and the wtieujar* of 

! elalso, 

" 

a 

a f e 

MAR¥ LOUISE EWINU 

USED a,m. UPMOHT V 

Alforif 

wltB attacMmnu, S§,OB, ll» W 

A non» PI ioii.j. 0J 

r 

1-24 

OMB HS ». J- 

V4T41WL 

V4T—41—PI WLOD 

FOR SAL! or RENT 

SHORB ROAD, MARMORA. 3 bedroom 

esttan, modem oath. apa» heater, 

large trrepl.w 6 acrw (rouna, chicken 

teuei E 11 Freneh, J Atlantic Ave, 

ROTICE TO LIMIT C*KDlTO«8 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I aecedent notice . n Bfrelty 0lw . 

the CrMlton of Hid dee«ent to pi«> I u, BitaU or Retm E. 

,ent to the e««eutrlx within aix month! Jj,^T »udllert 

n, good loe 

eguwpaa. alia alap lp. two apart, fpfrt- 

their claim. In wrltlna ainr luidae oath, 

ExcelTent condlJJOB, gala price, ipeeliyinc the nmount elaTmtl and 

I, French Real E.tate, rotate. 1 Auan- I me pnrttlulara of the elaUB, 

Phone OfOg, 

if ANNA AlBELIA 

—— Dated January lith. 

SALB—Msblle Home. bedrooms. John E. Boaweil, 

ail O wine« of Bttttrn 

f 

1MB model, 31 IT m, ccuo. Attorhey 

fli Trailer Ocean city V J 

i-M 1-24—41—pf 01.00 

AIJ, T»P^ of prapertiei, 110,000 up- 

'Vrite or call for our descrip- 

Brochure. Rjchard B. Fax. 

8th St. and Atlantic Ave. phone LIS80 

FOR SALE—In Ami 

YtoMa TA per »nt iwt. 

Otcuplnd by 

N.lton.1 Chain Stora, 

Including 2 Apart*t 

For Detaib Consult 

NORMAN MENNIES 

7S3 A*bury Avgnua 

Pfiona 06^2 

Lane. 2 bedrooni , 

ROOMINO HOUSESb -! 

around heated typr. 

come estimates anW In 

menta, ci>ni!uJl C, E § 

w f 

office SPACE 

ONE, TWO and 

, §04 crntral 

Ion given. 

THREE ROOM SUITES 

Mod.ru Fireproof Building 

Janitor S»rvle» and All 

Utiiitn. includad 

Write Box 7843 

Sentimtl-Ledger 

APARTMJNTS FOR litNT 

QEgmABLH a%artMnt; two Bedrsotna, 

¥^lp a round! occupancy- Ifeai 

ind hot waur larnlined. la«t tenant 

BRIGHTON-ATLANTIC 

n ihe aftermon island. 

MB, jam 

snapped at pool oMS*jr 

have been,»—.——•- =- 

KOTICB'TO LIMIT 

tore ••nleulariy aetEribe Robert K. IA 

"•KINa'part of Ijoi Mt, Section c, attorney 

Plan of Ocean Cits' AaioclBtlen, «ean City, N. J. 

•GOINNINO In the Mutnweaterly 

line of HI) Sli-eel 53 feet aouthea.t. 

ii illy from the Souiheajrteny Hne of 

Weiley Avenui'; extendln|! Southeait 

NOTICK to IJHtt I 

rdly aIonK laid tine at 12th Street »tat. of RtimiTay_, „__„, 

Pur.uani to Ule erOtt o< Artltur W, 

Net Môr that" width ^tending UjriekTsurfoSaV'S tie ^ L % 

itBweatwartly between Una parallel Hpi%av SHKn the U««Î«H 

5eSh" e5r M ""* m ** '" I " B « lh 8ôffc e l 1 !ft,. 0 &tf ? on'^^^|f 

Llo KNOWN AS 6M Twelfth street, 8LBi., l , u %rte t V, ^L^SBM*St IrftUed to 8t*t« Control •« 

NORMAN- S. 

Doted 'January 

Albert M A«h E 

t 4 i f son 

NJfKMFF'M gAtK 

le of a am Actlnn 

ie directed, iisued 

rourt of New Jer ^- 

the 4th d 

j, * M 

cjrtaln martfaged preml 

appiirti 

priee hii been 112.SX). 

ALL that 

of land and 

Lhl l la the cKy of f)« 

Tiise May Una stole 

sribed as follows: 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

h 

JWVEHAL TWO AND THRBB ROOM 

ontea Srltea. All ntllltlea. Modern f I'tjm 1 hi 

In every MiMet, Writ. Box IBM. Ben Sin 

xni^heasterlv on said Pleasure AV( 

PALERMO _ Thi 

I of thai width ejtt 

room, living loo 

r deptrT SoMheaitr' 

parallel with aai' 

=11111 I.JU ;eel to a 15 feet wit 

BlSItaj Lot It. Blocli BUS, a., „„ 

City Tax Map 

Amount due'under anil Iherltri deepee la (*>. ££SS5-S to 

Wlr.rti' *» - »W JnonW. 

Including haat and h*t t**»r 

: Automafta WNhir and Ory.r 

•fcl.' 5 jfwM*iN v ' • ' : 

I AtliWfie ASr^ Photi* 090« 

tt ' ! NORSIAN S. TAVIJ3R. Sheriff. 

Diitfcl .rnniioiy Ii. 1K7. 

Joel A Mutt, Jr,, Esq.. Alty. 

1-1T—it—pf. teJ.1T " • 

SI I-KHIO1I rOI BT OF NIAV JKESKV 

(HANCKBV 1.IVINHIS 

OAPl! #A? COl-N-TV 

DOCKET Pitl, r^SMI 

Civil Aeihia 

sofn'B or TIJII: ASB PLACK 

niKP ro» RKDKMHTION 

JDHH A, IflfAN, PiaMttff 

, JOJlBJ VANMBT*Sft, hi. heln, etc., 

et ala. pefend&nts. 

TO—JOHN VANMETER, hii holrt. 

gevlsiies or perfgna! repreientatlvci 

!U«f MARgARET 

i, heif heira, de= 

grMen|silv« and 

BTMBWf 

' TAÊ NOTICE that gn the ISlh do 

Qf Jtmuary ffi3^ ail Otdfi VM entff 

cd In the Superior Cnuri sf New J# 

Lou *l ana « on, Map tif OhR'i 

CotlaBe Jllei, Uppêr Township. 

ffiUCaiMty^Mttr.Jem*, thr i 

nhaum dui unon iVe fiH sale ccrtl* 

fleate hslrt. hy .pIMuurt asalnit the 

And (Hat vdo. p»y |)M nuni, toerlhoi 

with the favd f Ihl 

tt^fcn^rîô^^ 

St.'Keir'3,fS{f i^ 

KOMCB OP SICTTt,EH'li!I(T' 

Notice i» hereby gven that the 

•msssat 

Btc. wUJ tajM wprtprtate I 

Nf paper. Support twrntl 

I Inf inyenlo 

sonneJ to aid th 

[ areas when directed. Thlj. teeV 

equipment rt 

tanntaMnatJ 

se or commlaalana and 

el fees. 

Dated January 7. 1B87, 

practice stftteBs which 

, MARIE K. ORTH, TruatM, 

Aumutui •. Gael*, t 1^ 

Attorn^1 

Ocean city. H J. 

1.10—it-pl. m,a> 

munlclpHitla win M Maialtt 

(«&• picture diwins

] I - 

yw arc in it. 

OCEAN CITY 

.wfi 

>1 

•^;w 

to* 

NOW 269.95 SAVE 80.00 

NOW 219.95 SAVE 50,00 

NOW 219.95 SAVE 50.00 

NOW 219,95 SAVE 70.00 

NOW 199.95 SAVE 60.00 

NOW 129,95 SAVE 40.00 

NOW 274.95 SAVE 125.00 

NOW 229.95 SAVE 70.00 

NOW 263.95 SAVE 66.00 

WW 159,95 SAVE 50,00 

CM NOW 114.95 SAVE 30.00 

. .NOW 89,50 SAVE 25.00 

NOW 84.50 SAVE 25.00 

NOW 149.50 SAVi 45.00 

NOW 139.95 

NOW 124.95 

NOW 154.95 

NOW 49,95 

NOW 119.95 

NOW 107.75 

SAVE 40.00 

SAVE 30.00 

SAVE 35.00 

SAVE 14.00 

SAVE 30.00 

SAVE MOO 

NOW 114,95 SAVE 30.00 

• NOW 124.90 SAVE 40.00 

Famous Simmons "Hotel Special" < 

Firm "Baekguard" MATTRESSES, Sii 

Double Size . . . Made to Sell for 

Now $34.95 

MATOMMG BOX 

AT TH1 

Qmstm v mmm mmm 

mmmwiim 

NOW 59.95 

Ttm MONTH ONLY 

REDUCED 

RKTMSSAlf 

for 26.95 

-TH,*,^-^ NOW295.00SA 

NOW 264.95 SA 

NOW 189.95 $g 

NOW 224,95 ~ 

n««ifclrf NOW 169.95 SA 

2UM U9M tasefj[Ma tarit (Ma hwmcaiQrt hmrn* Qet . . . NOW 209.95 SA 

DISCONTINUED MODELS CUSHMAN MAP1E 

LAST CHANCE TO MATCH TW5E nE£E5 I* 

IRK^Stfe^tataCtat , . . . NOW 119.95 $~ A 

14UI Mir Start CM «€tat. . . . NOW 11350 SA 

t»^MBiM«n«tiMi«atf. . . . NOW IOO.OO SA 

144JI Mr Start 5** few I Mnr . . NOW 116.50SA 1 

1MJI frefcrSetter FT* NIB Chct . . , NOW 90.00 SAJ 

REDUCED 20% 

239 95 9 cu ft,WBTMeHQUSf UNMUTOI 

519 95 13 cu ft.WESTWIGMOUSE KnSGCZATO* 

MMS YOUNGSTOWN «" DBWAJB SMC 

«MsyouNSTmm4rDnffA»» 

»«« NOW 134.75 SAVE 40.00 i«4« youNesTOWN «- $MMM» m 

NOW 88.95 SAVE 2500 "^ VOUNOTOWN «- oauce M « 

NOW 100.00 SAVi 74.95 

=» w ****« »~ wiwww WASM 

- • 4I7.^» IfBlllKlirillS afataB • a*H>V am _ a ^_ _ __ - 

itsnm OIK M mm 

m ma mm tasm M HAS 

ISIS NOW 10.95 

mmmmmmmmmm 

amxwmm 

Most of Lamp Stodc 

3J9.9S PtmCO OBJUXE-eV | 

239 95 9 « 

14.95 

MV2tf.fS 

Telephone 0804 or 0305 

cted in City 

let Tomorrow 

I UviM May H»lp Offset Ri M 

of* for County and School*. 

Hint.; Final Perm king Drafted 

Depart-nent of Revenue and Finance yesterday 

he finishing touches on the its? tax budget, 

ns that It will product more welcome news than 

t yean, —————> — — 

Harvey w, Adam* /• J /* 

ImrodueUan it •>!• 

I of the governim 

leated, would prnbtaet 

the estimated 

. In rate indicated 

public school bud;r 

v the Board of Ed 

a ago, A hearing,' 

iruHlong is sched 

r at 7 p. m, in the 

ting room of the 

•Mined to reveal 

th. city kutfBet In 

r*ly to th. higher 

' th.t Ocun City 

Ih Y«»r. 

ra iMt week estl. 

county budget, inould 

boost the 

purposes II eoni» 

ion, Commlwk 

doe to tlw "trj 

-oeeBir City Is eoi 

considerably highu 

1\v tor all purpose 

1,10 per iioo va)u4 

lociil high. The ral 

t 

'Uslontri have bee 

new budget, lnde 

Votmo 

ig Place 

n Ut Ward 

int.v Election Board 

«k began the taik 

in City's sprawling 

let of the flnt ward 

ilted districts 

lary-weleetlon will 

- "-\area north 

h «t, «. 

. ... y ntih dl«. 

rlet will ennmpHS 

• north side of Battorth 

it. and north to 

jngport Bridge Rest. 

north curb of Batt- 

#f North at,-wiH-'be 

w district, 

reaiding on the wuth 

o streets will remain 

jlatrlet of the First 

ding to Second Stf eet 

to the Mean, 

on Bay, Weiiey and 

'Ui of Bsttersea rd, 

fifth dtitrlct while 

North st. will remain 

itrlet, 

iArîK lrA 

Maj^Petition 

f A|" |J|Y i/fltA 

fill I 0 A fUlC 

Committ** to be 

R#fcr.ndum Move 

^^ pog^biiiiy of , referendum In 

the iprlitg primary election on the 

Bdoption of 1 luxury In for capital 

Improvements In the mort WH advanccd 

at the mid "Inter meellni 

League ul Philadelphia. Tuesday 

night. 

The group considered a suggestion 

to approach City Solicitor John E. 

Boswcll to draw up a petition on the 

issue to be circulated in the city and 

HIM for tt« April i# ^riiiiary, 

Th. .uOB«H«n w»» ~.»nt«) by 

Maysi Edward B, Bowkar, whofd^ 

drauM «h»: «roup •• a gueM tf 

«t quickly to a*t the fMfftJefw 

Armed wiih figures and liuj 

of the 87J registered 

seene revealed the caah drawn had 

tot has been in the 

been pried open wkh j-*at of some 

iral year*. The new 

sort, 

Jy, IMeetMltatM the 

Mr, Mennles told police he closed 

noUler local election 

the shop at about 9:4* p. m. Tuesday, 

1st two more registry 

and left two night lights burning In- 

by the County 

March 1 to five th, 

rtlon board time to 

illoti and ready We 

Ing- . 

illoto will enable regnew 

Not DMriet to 

voUna location and 

"-tilif place for the 

Attend VFW 

t.Chatttnooga.Tenn.. 

hlef of the Veteran. 

ounead that 

•aid, of Mean City, 

I te PJIrUcipat* ID UM> 

conlsnnce of tha 

War. In Waai 

«Uef Molt aald that 

as Uie only 

a) «* b«e 

onUrt ljurr rfie'ettf. cW*. «» 

He dtad the bbdsctory Itema whieh 

cover «li# empteyBuni of llf*guards, 

fee Page % column i, pit ate 

Monies' Shop 

Robbed of $320 

Star* Ransackod 

for Hidden Cash 

Thieves early Tuesday evening 

forced entry Into Mennies' Ladles' 

Shop at 713 Asbury iv, and looted 

I the wore of iian in cash. Police Chief 

William H, Smith Jr. reported yester. 

day, 

Norman Mennies, proprietor, said 

that the money wag contained in an 

envelope as a special fund, but did 

not reveal its hiding place. He Hid 

that two drawers in the cash register 

were broken open and the 

desk and wrapping counter rantacked. 

The break MI found by Patrolman 

Robert RabbiM while on a rou 

lute check of the rear doors of Asbury 

av, shop, in Uie alley between 

Asbury and Central sva. 

He found the rear door farced 

open, and subsequent Investigation 

by other police summoned to the 

OCBAN CITY, NfW JBRSIY, THURSDAY. JANUARY »i, Ifflf 

Y#s # Vaudeville is Really Dead 

MOOBLYNTODEAl^ on the boardwalk to undergoing extensive remodeling, which 

wiU add ""•I 1 hun^'rt •"•»• «• »t* capacity and make icnSm viewing easier for patroni. 

iccominodite dressing rooms and scenery "flats" when theatre offered vaudeville in 

th« iflBO's. Changeg will permit moving screen farther back toward end of building. 

Slant of theatre auditorium floor also is being deepened, Picture was made Monday 

jhortjy^tter^weking process began.-ienior Studio photo. 

The local am battle for patronage of people with cash 

they can save was advanced another notch this week when 

the Ocean City Home Savings and Loan Association announced 

plans to increase its dividend rate from S per cent to 3.51 

••MMary • Vanaaeet Harvey i. Mvlng* kuwluitlon* ui ttw ! 

"in'arm ar» paying even t 

and MutM* 

I'•*! Ihh »eaK 

-jj 

Oireetor. of Uie Home, at their 

annual meeting, also re-elected all 

Planning B« 

Zonfng Van 

$15^000 m 

•ft. ft >• 

Free Polio ; S.fc ; # 

Indigents, Say Doctors 

Medical Sottaty Uffl.t Vacdn« U«* by ^ 

AM RMiavntai Policy (.Clarify 

••No child In this county seed fD wttbout S*Ok potto 

vaccine because of Inability to pay, If tfie p-rfenta de*b« the 

vaccine be administered." l^ ^—~ 

A rewHutlon giving tM HMM ft*- fnu-h, Cltmtr it* 

lunnea on that point wia adopted 

W©W«rf •.IlltlC ar 

by the apt May Medical Society at, Cnt,t4 MMIM aa 

It, annual meeting m Court Hauae 

iMt week. The reaolutlon followol 

vOWW HOUIt Oil 

A ooonty-wJoV BBnle 

a dlKUMlon of wMt the doctor. laaeulaltaBf wWwut xhi 

ealled "the polio vaccine problen." * -T—OT..---. 

They recommended itwta for •Venn 

Mtr pslle vKtln. «• Me (MM ar 

chHdrw ef any tamHr wkMi ««• 

to pay Hie rHUnr amt. 

in thU county. Ike (tandart fee 

for thoie who cannot pay the full 

rate I* fS for each of thrte Injec- 

•ee Pttt % celumn », Meaie 

b urtfed (oa 

UM irat tdaMMiC ' 

ApplkM 

throutfi phyilrawi wUl aHMle 

any AIM between MM a*a •* • 

and !• ts be taeodataat fna,- 

Tte program to •i|(inHH|r Tin 

lndlgait chfld. wfa> h«v« rv 

eelnd no Inlertioo. M dale. 

Delivers Shoes to Refugees 

SI I the Installation. 

Aotton of the Borne S. and !» fol- .igunt treasurer: William H Camp. ' 

Philip Turner, president or the 

tow, elo» on the heel, of move, bv „,„ j, and John B, gmWll, solict MA10I.D i, PAW! Chamber of Commerce, reported 

the commercial and natkHMl banks ton, ' Mra. Bdwut itcvens, local chair. that a trunk load of shoei and «lller 

°L°* p f M«y County, which, shortly Earlier, the annual .lockhoideW mi(n of the American NaUoiial Bed 

I fostwear was turned over to Uie 

"f««r the Sr»t of the year, decided to meeting had re-elected four directors Crojs, this week announced the up. 

I Rev, r " " 

National Guard Here Readying 

Intensive Drive for Recruits 

New recruits far the Ocean City 

unit of the New Jersey National 

Guard are going to be worth a penny 

a pound during most of thii monUi, 

Thta tnuaual method of ttlmulating 

Interest in the recruitment of 

pew membenhlp was announced aa 

part of the period of preparation 

for an intensified membenhlp drive 

known ai "Operation Muster 1 *, Feb> 

ruary 22 to 24, 

On February, 22. Battery C of the 

2Mth Armored Field Artillery Battajion 

wUl be host at a klckmfr dinnor 

for the drive, in the vehicle 

storage center of the Guard at Wh 

it, and Haven av. The occasion will 

ht a regular dinner meeting of the 

Cap*. Hehert Mllm, commanding 

e"l«r of Battery C, hai off>r«J 

hit man to pay them a panny • 

pound fsr the new menbtn they 

bring Into th. dtlun •aldlcry during 

tti< Eampalpn. Ha arill dl( Into 

hit own packet to pay the 

benui, and It will b. dltburaed In 

S« Pase «. column 3, please 

Two Districts Appeal 

True Value' Ratabks 

, -ed Cross fund drive to be conduct. 

ed in March, 

Mr, Paris Is the Immediate oust 

president of the Ocean City Beal 

I Estate Bourd and a past commander 

I of Morgan-Ranck Poil, Amerlean 

legion, A member of the KIwanis 

Club, he is serving on the board of 

the Red Cross branch, 

âp« Moy Budget 

Slothes Tax Rate 

A proposed budget providing for 

total appropriations of ffTtMO is 

ui.def eonrtderatron lit Cape Ma,w 

City by municipal officials and members 

of the Taxpayeris and Cottagers 

I Associations and other civic groups. 

The budget, whleh will drop tho 

ta* for municipal purpose* 41 cents 

helow that of IMS, was offered for 

diMuasion at a pic-budget henrins 

with the cape May County Tax 

Board to Uie ratio of assessment valuation 

set by the board in Sea isle 

to be raised by taxation. 

6ee#i City tiotarj Club, and theCity and in Middle Township. 

BARGAIN DAY ;. « 

Defence Officer* 

->ur Radar Station 

Colonel pal M, Stevens Jrd. t 

mander of the 24th Antl-Alrcnft Arllliery 

Group based at Swarlhmorf. 

Pa., visited the U 1, Air Force Radar 

flue it Palermo late last week. 

Colonel Stevens was on an orlenti.ilon 

tour for Major James H. Ha- 

thot Hw orgJinlthe 

board, 

Committecman Ijaurence Daniel 8 

and Tax Collector Floyd Doughty, of 

MWdle Townjihlp, argued that the 

ratina used In determining the vaiof 

line and fall to give a true pic. 24th AA Group, which is composed 

lure," 

of three Nike missile batteries and is 

Mayor C, A, VanHook. Tan collec 

tor Margaret Mazurle and Aneaaor 

F H. Suuon, of Bit Isle, told the 

board (hat community Is now m the 

praeeaa of rcasscralrui all property. 

rttponslble for the air defence if 

the Philadelphia area. 

Lt. Robert A. Delejer and Lt, Ron. 

aid E bpoilta, liaison officers from 

the 24th AA Group, who are sta. 

~^me^^ neaHnr'Df both appeals wa« HonWTt thi'Falei'mo Base, briefed 

continued to Friday, February I, atthe officer on operations at the ata< 

If, m. 

lion, » 

German Sailor's Note in Bottle 

Proves to bm Plma for Pmn Pal 

P*n Ml MttuHMa tBtanttod in Chief Electrician Lynwood C. 

idMilii tlwlr circle of naU Mends SmlH, and Mr. Cans ink »• botUed 

thU mtk MM Invited by i young meaaaf* to aivtnl jwrsona in the 

1 

A number of HUBiM1,. — ' • « *" — » - *»- 

being processed i 

N, j,, for entry Into the United rciium the world bu. 

States, will be shod Is OeeaB City *• TWT»er «aM. He report** tlat I 

rm0M0t10m» tMH- MHIy. TlMe O 

WH taken t* «*aj,. Jdhn*, our tender coiu 

> n... Fraaat P. Mh )«• fortunate." 

•—, paMar ef *t. John'l Lwfttaraiur(J>. 

The Re*. Mr. «aM*r I IChmnber oflee w 

All Uie douhllt 

•ervlnf there el an lnt«ra»»l«i. 

moment Is adequate coverins: 

lh*lr feet, 

"In their flight to freedom Hie 

refugees left behind everything but 

said the Rev, Mr, Adi 

shoes are worn to shreds, and even 

pieces of cardboard in (he insoles 

are now Impossible." 

Meantime, a Mllectleii af afcwf 

. ton of teed meil iMhlng t»%- 

lecWd at Mi MNe 

her ef CMnmerce hi I 

tar shipment to Camp Kilmer, u 

Turner rvperted. 

The Chamber president added, 

however, that contributions of dsthing 

will continue to be received. 

Whatever else la collected will be 

dispatched to the camp with the 

pastor, who make* weekly trips to 

f 

Arthur Godfreyl 

4r A 

9tSS 

Mm, pnmiere wrote a letter to the which to 

star about a dream ahe had. fa thebolldin*. of no more than;( 

dreatt ne had (me to Africa and wu 

attacked by a wild animal, autferini 

cap. which can bo pulled down over 

the MM, thereby affording Mm 

aooM prMMUoit, 

Oodfrey anawrrcd her on hi» telovinlon 

ahow and toid her that from 

hi. extensive travel* the greatejt 

(tafaJH expected bi Africa are 

from biaeeta and polluted water. 

$6 r 000County Heart Fund Goal; 

Mrs. King Heads Drive in City 

German wamaoi to correspond with eommunKy knomi to iiave •' ' 

nitn In Hunbur#vAiton(. 

edfa of Mn adman leAguac* ' 

Dick Cwnp * worker In the City M¥, Frnnk P. Adler, paaMr of St. I papa May County on FrldW, while IW 

nWM WM ntlflawl • HMNWlWi 

5»Siiffler"iâ«î»a B ottle "P,*«« «^lrtJ)»W HM UM» Ionot. of MM in Me annual New ; _ 

M the tea* pYJd.y owttUn*. iaUon e« *• •otoi 

JeTMy . Heart Fond driv^ 

«n under «w boardwalk I A young 

» fad loth an when hb. I like to fflrrwpood 

1 

i 

V 

Leadine Ciisss if Death I 

United States 

NewBBI 

Excmpti 

The SentM 

p»O«*B» 

OHlt factor". •-";. 

. Tim •-- -''- ••' 

I *m afcill « or E5E3W tact* 

i 

'Z i 

r-

- • # 

•JA, 

Ludlam 

for th* put i» yMr*. Sin»* ilw'M 

and 

convjyanoljia' «M Ik w a title 

H« k wrvlvM by • 

te Mi Mhw is Bar fcetit w»Hr WWafO A. COlIl 

md itw civic mim. Ha had PQIMI In Philo 

Baninr 

Fast No, ISA, A^ 

.-• -T5! 

.MS, 

•SHADAMS 

:tt WOT THIS 

INCOiMf TAX 

tttTURNS 

PREPARED 

BM n A-M. *. a K> 

1AT I0TI 

ENT 

V tab. »h 

^Ntt REVOLUTIONARY 

yT 

•=•"? 

np*Sar GwaQr aM 

•Ml »• Or 

Free TB*S< sa* Cisef 

E-IN ALLOWANCE 

^ / 

i: JRM VBMi 

200.00 

Astaag ** Ssa* ssiu 

•Tea jjtswj «•*» an 

*««a««B!| 

NUBflfmLm 

313 EIGHTH STUCT 

OWS* a *9» •€ t^ kn \ 

Of JM|i fines Href 

As Amty Svppfy Oerk 

MOM JUS F0»# Trf 

Wf 9MB FOt OS IK 

SHoes 

LOOK 

WEAt 

CompWt* SefecHeti of ChiMrWs 

. 923 AdMny Aw*. I 

OPCW FRIDAY EVENMCS 

EVERYTHING IN OUR STOR 

REDUCED! 

SAVE 25 to 50^ 

MODBRN and COLONIAL 

nwi - 

pN -.MMMOM 

-^ UMK - wu 

I- 

\ V 

wen conducted 

D, LydUn, $5, 

Thurwl.y «t Bur. ud LULB ABaeiaUan, Stan* jtarhun 

ore rt., OcennlLo.n A»ocl«|lon. the Dennjjviilu 

•JIWCLRY 

e Results 

.BODY'S 

c»Uan. • arawttar. «« 

Northfkuld far ttw put 

He li curvlved by his wife, Mm 

Mil, ., .«„,„, John, sf Court Bouse; • brodi 

^«n », « mil- point tnd „„ Hwtriotta Coiiey, 

Robert T., or Atlantic city, MorrU 

of Samara Point, and Francis of 

68-Y*ar-R**i uvimi'imnnntOf Hollywood, Fta, 

*>»._.»„ HIJ, "»i, j «ui •eo.ulem nan was held in St. 

County DIM, Ag*d 90 Jo«ph',> B. C. Church, with krter 

Joftn Johnson, M,year%kl fisherman ment in Laurel Memorial park, 

who became a resident of Cape May — 

EXCITED 

ABOUT 

MAN CITY'S 

• JE and ONLY 

erizing Salon 

M Revolutionary Slandariifhat 

TafcM Off Weight - - - 

landed him on d on «h. Skill M your Phy.kl.n and th. Prettahn of 

W to laMfluani your tmrnlh,: Health, Our w»rt il ta 

iriBtton accur.tvly at ymir Doctor antart f/on, Tap 

Alw.y. At Vewr ienlca, 

Phon» 0245 for Frw Drihwry 

I e i A i 

•RUIN affer at Ift «Hh tOt Rafund on each brut* 

1 •lank fe enter Hi. MMW CootMt... They are gaina 

IM your, new. In fact torMe whale family, 

"OTH1R SPECIALS" 

- 

Ml KOLVNOf TOOTH PAtTS at «M 

JTHYftW TOOTH MSTB 

«t fpMlal r»ri»a of ,.,.,,, Me 

,E*T TOOTH PA*TI. SpMlal at ..••••"....]/."•"...".". Tie 

r 

y ^ Ofcr 

•r of NOXZEMIA Shaving Cre-m with 4 M, l.r 

Shin Cream ..,,,,,,,,, , 57c plus tax 

iVI 2i« ON THIS SPECIAL OFFER 

I Tooth Powder — Me valiM 2 cam «9e 

LENTINE CANDIES" — 19c to MM 

IRTID CHOCOLATES Special at ...... 98c 

•NTiNp HEARTS H H | of 0aLuM MMuree by 

which b alwiyi MM leader ami the heat in aandy. 

MI Contributed 4m The March of PMiosf' 

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

«lved hers of 

Twwiay MiMratad tin motorUU I l^" 1lvln« wtthlrt Urn d«»«rr. 

from acekMnt eauaM by IM Icy 

condition of Ocean City ttrafta I«t 

WMk. 

A nrelaaa dHvinj charge agaJnfct take • wriitajt t.imliMtUm, 

•:•.•:.'.= 

John B. w«rtngt«). of 34 Bay av, FurUrer information on th» «x«Btln»tlon 

and the nttmary tarnu Mr 

a high school aanlar, WM dttmlMtd 

following lensthy tertlmxiy by 

Patrolium ChariM CmnMr' and 

Sdiw Amir* tad Sit. Nichols* 

Mvered inceta with d« cwitlon. 

[ p f 

fill «d th. lea farmed Mi MM 

read during the Mverai hour* ha 

•u in the motion picture thaatra 

the night of Ma aeddant, While 

efirsvt* aoutii on lay a*, hit car 

. itarfad (tiding an Me lee at the 

inttnacMen Mill Ifth ft. The car 

I made a complete turn and trMhed 

Inte a parked car at UK Bay 

ony's Roman Catholic Chur.li then 

last weak. 

HUGH PETER, new president of Shore Memorial *"• 

fort Muderdaie with her daughl 

Mrs, Donna Jasinsku, of Croft .ft Hall, pieaged by members of the Pleasantvllle Rotary Club for th* car started todip oo the !*•, h» 

Cth at, and Atlantic av,, wife rift oi of sponsorship of a patient room in the hospital's new wing. 

John Jasbukatt, president of the 

wing, tried tj nuîw it «*fjn«» «S 

Hotel and Restaurant AsjodaUon. »Ln h^wnution of etih gift was by Doug Wright, president 

deat 


Si XS!ZJttSff£l S 

the club. 

G, C. Dnobler 

Funeral services were Mndyeted 

yscterday for 0, Ctavakjnd Daeblcr, 

H, Court House dammar and boat 

buUder, who died Friday HI tils 

Slone Harbor Mvi, hone. He was a 

native of Court House and lived 

there nan of his life. 

ffflcnff 

P^SC#^M* Ha/tie OafllMAAC 

rugecs 

, , „ 

ixesorr rosror naps nerugecs 

m of US 

Gam Toehold in Freedom of US 

firjt e,,, hut eouM not avoid rtrik- 

— — lag the xeeond. 

» "e teatiltad that after the ermth 

he notified the owner of the othor 

e» r «nd u»d me telephone m hu, 

h "U» to "II the pollee. 

««» ». ^^.^^ 

•y y KAY lOWIN p deaaed and Uken «prtei "drMn. ârge -hl«H «- « 

true stories nnmliig the «oder tM whtf of wl^ Vhan her car crMhed with 

emotions, all the way from ' 

( brothers, and five ulsters. 

m f • LutlMan pasor h h ith 

g 

y 

Moruiton. Pa The UOM club another operated by Dr. Rseert 

sorrow to o Joy w« brought hock frim But town was .poworing tie 

£^,,^,11 »# j M 0 Central .v. at 

Jroni Camp Kilmer. N. J, thta week couple and bad rented td a dn widen « 

Tall Cedar Group to 

ln »t, and Ocean a». en January 

by the Rev, frank F. Adler, wtw b»i thfewmwi apntmut p ooraplete^p ^ if. if, 

been anUtlng In the pUcement of furnished and nil ready for tue new 

Mark 50th Birthday Ihe HunmriM U refugees h by aeUoi a> InftabltanM, frnihed ad nil rd f tu MM* Mauser told the court thM 

Prtiminafy plans for the Mihan Interpreter, The Rev, Mr, Adler Employment had been found for »he was driving west on Slh St. at 

anniversary of C«pe May County eitpiained thai in the eases he has th« mm and over »00 worth o« tha ume end uppUed her Watos for 

Forest IS, Till Cedars of Lebanon, been handllni many people have a foodstuffs had bsn Mocked on tt» «• rt °P street at the Intersectlm 

were discussed at a nwetlng In mv seimUflc baekground and ttie n» shelves of their new home. When wl«l> Ocean av. Her ear, however, sUd 

Shrine Club in North Wildwood this eral interpreter's knowledge of the the minister arrived topick than up a!* «*« loe and out Into the middle 

week. 

languaie doe* not Uielude the ewB. he found they also tad * ninemooai. «T ^ UiterseeUnn, into timpath o» 

The meeting wa« conducted by Al Bleu liehniMl phrase* eommon In old baby, so he hastUy eaUed back °r- S**^* 1 *' whlc ' 1 s " m 

Marts, newiy-eleottd grand tall eedar. 

The onnlvqrsar}' celebration la 

the voeibulary of a scientist. 1*6 tothe president of the Ltom Club """"w ",'* m-- 1^ 

l d ^ ^ 

jniJoliWmjajelAaihJndjaht ,„ .y^_!?SL!!S? . Ji 

I was organized May SI. 19OT, 

neeessiues toadd to the little home. '"*, l £" *"""S"*? 1 ^ ^ "" 

I Tha nest meeting of the Fores: 

One WmUy wm have to wait a l Jl.^ if*^ff 

will be a "fun and frolic* affair to 

while for their full happy ending. not mrelesa driving nyê motorls. 

be held Jointly with the Certaretl.-s 

A husband and wife and their four ~ : I 

on February 28. 

chudren were admlMed «ad the en, H«iit End* Ba* C 

/«lit Smttmm 

Htnrt... 

ilMilititiiirii 

K m li aa ((faiaulaa of tba 

flsseii cae *• Mai 

COLONIAL FLOWERS f 

Shot* Road, aofner* Point | 

•HONI HMIH POIMT MM I 

S 

K^fflJ RUPTURE 

_»laaln Meatr 

HughM Central 

Pharmacy 

ncer and has knowledge of these 

uncommon words and phrases, m 

his assistance has been valuable, 

Ona man with whom ha spMt 

several hour* mi a s*ophr>klit. 

Thli man'i |ob In Huneary had 

b**n to locat. ell w.11. and with 

Ihhi background he wai a definite 

asset ta American Industry. He 

was referred to Prinsefsn Ufthfen* 

"wra he immadlataiy was 

In,a r»b with the tlandard 

hMny *t New Jersey, 

fto ths yoirtf of Ameriea to 

Petlltmg to the youth of America w 

speelfliie In !>.i#n» as their demand 

has been far above the number of 

gEi£ntbls giscluatinf from colleges 

sash ytar," the pastor said, "It Is 

a wall known fact tliat German and 

Hunsarian (rained scientists rank 

high In the Held. Therefore, represcntaUvos 

of many industries are 

standing by very eager to employ 

refugees with a qualified back, 

ground," 

One happy scene was enacted si 

the refugee center last week when 

I 

ASTHMA^ 

Tn InWHUn tkRWr nM IM 

dlr^tlTlnftVicd 

mim t^tHiiHa ef HBI in fi 

NGLE DICK'S tAHfc. 

NTRAL AVENUE, BARGAINTOWN, N. 1 

f These Etsy Directions to Uncle Wck's 

: Triw Shora Road f Llmwt^, majw a kft turn at Cantral Mrthadltt Churth, itay on Cmtral 

Avrnu*, wnNiHM part sUrgalitiown L«k« up ov*r MM kmll »nd you can't mlt» UncI* Dick's. 

, ulnI phils i al «„»!,,.*«« showed " ' , , , 

a,, wlfe , o hg be .uireJtof suffering from"WJ, rrom an at, ac, Mafin* MQf IIM TroiHlll Training J 

Uv< „„, at tubemtloils, 

ot mâm \ aa)at wnieh »-hlch ma had 

Thomas H. K Ketat, Heist, son of of Mr, Mr, aand 

detected before they left Mrs, Thomas H. Heist, 501 «h at., 

Ocean CBy, completed recruit train 

Ing yesterday at the Marine Corps 

Thi* Common 

1- w._ Bt» ajhibercuieeli •anltar|, 

mint Service found a pultlort for 

tht father nearby. The Lutheran 

church hat an orphanage In the 

vicinity and the four children were 

taken there. The entire family is 

within easy vliltlng rang* ef Mill 

other and when the fMther*» ilk 

neu hai keen brought under control 

the* will be reunited in a 

normal hom«m«. 

Net all cases are so happy nor 

have a happy end In sight. Several 

managed to reach America only to 

be return,d to Hungary for reasons 

overlooked by the authorities on the 

other «ide. 

The Hey. Mr Adler explained that 

they ail gtrs checked before they 

leave Europe but human error enters 

and when any question Is In 

doubt they are refused permission 

to stay In America, 

Of the 21,000 quota being allowed 

by the United States, 17.000 already 

have arrived and 15.000 have been 

placed In Jobs and homes. The combined 

services of the U. g. Immigration 

Sen-ice and the V. 8, Employ, 

ment Service nuke the necessary arrangements. 

Then the families are 

met at their destination by a reception 

committee which provides guidance 

and help until they get acquainted 

and settled. 

The Lutheran clergyman spent 

three days last week at Camp Kil. 

mer ind taback again this week 

for another three-day tour of in- 

AIM Agency for Pull Una of terpnting service. 

VAM NIFRIN PRODUCTS , ,, ~ 

uiidiEC BUABftJti*v (aOunty Kaaitors to 

•th A W*tUy Av». 

A tbrefrmember committee to 

fallow up tfae railroads problem In 

WlidwoM was appointed this week 

by the Orcnter WUdwoodcape May 

County Board of Realtors. 

The committee will persue details 

of a pending application by the 

PennsyJvanKReadlnn Seashore Lines 

to curtaU winter rail service between 

September IS to June 15. 

*********+********•**+************ 

TIE PEACHES T.'." 29B PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 IM 49c 

rtm$ 

2 llt »»49ej CUJB CRACKERS '"33c 

YOU CAN'T ArrORD TO MISS OUK SPECIAL i,ALE ON LHH.KkN IMS MkK 

PRINTING) 

COMMfRCIAL 

STATIONERY 

Lewis L. 

Barrett 

The lZ-week training schedule In 

eluded drBl. bayonirt,taalnins, physl 

cal conditions, ipgBPaM • 

monies, and otliar niMiafti subjects-. 

Three weeks wore spent on the rifle 

range where the recruits Bred the 

Ml rifle and received Instruction in 

basic Marine infantry weapons. 

INCOME 

TAX 

RETURNS 

PREPARED 

Interviews Confidential by 

pMiisnad Infernal 

Ravanm Service Employ**. 

Very Reaionabl* Ratal 

Hours 

10 A. M. to 9 P. AA. I 

BY APPOINTMENT 

In Tht Office of 

Murrey Really Co. 

332 ATLANTIC AVI. 

Phona I972-W, or 3337-W 

W X t'tuCn I f f s 

• 

Jpplylng Buy ba obtain*! «t .Ikat 

Port Off 1» or from taa Sesond United 

State, civil Servl Kegloo, FM^ 

era! BnUdlng, ChrfatophM- .t, N.* 

York 14. Application* will be aeMp. 

ted until the nMds of the aervlM 

«r# nwt, . 

Thlt will be the flrtt lent for talt 

position nan rineeIBM. 

720 ASBURY AVBslUE 

Men's Suits, 25% to 

Regular 49.50 to 67.50 HOW 24.75 fO 

Regular 29,75 ta 39^5 NOW 140 

••:• - . . '.. , - 

Topcoats - - - j ^ 

Regular 34.75 to 67 50 NOW 25.fS 

•«-•'. 

Regu'ar 3.95 to 5.03 NOW 1.9^ tlf?3t. 

Sport Shirts, 20% to 50% O 

R« 0 uFor 2.95 to 14.95 HOW 1.W It ift 

Outdoor Jackets - 25% O 

Regular 12.95 to 49.50 NOW 9.71 b 36.95 

Slacks, entire stock 20% Off 

Regular 7.95 to 11PM^WIf^M^^ 

ALSO REDUCED PRICES ON SWEATHS. 

GLOVES, MUffim SiffiM JACKETS, 

PAJAMAS, ROBES 

FURNfTURE • BEDDING • FlOOfi C0VBHN6S 

FOR HOME • COTTAGE •APARTMENT 

REGULAR SPECIALS 

WITHHELD!! 

In ord*r to provld* •v*ryon*> wtfh a 

variafy of OUTSTANDING FURNITUR* 

f 4 

Look for Oor Adv.rti«*m»n»' 

i 

;—>' 

ft* 

t lt

»t»th*Tf Commluee of 

odM Cttfrt Mmi u fdllovt. 

..„,„.. . . . wgwi Benrr. mr CMirai av. 

MTWaiMT 

, BtUwr, a p. si, al th« hone of 

Ji^w-ffi (tvi 

Qrdf FM8BM9. Mr. and Mn, ptrfnUe Hue itt mmt&m kaU «*T Frfnurr s n i p 

inai ranri. av. M Xn. Haanr. 

-T. a»a Mr*. HaraSd Lee, Mr. 

^ »m. Mr ami ! 

r r**e. 

w iwrifwi Taaine Mn, f 

tf cam a few*,, knot* i 

_rfc UtSpb M B M iff. 

—•" **— ~ 1 Diijd Wni 

Mn. Phillips to 

Visit in Puerto Rico 

«R OSel FBOUJH.

fc* 

OK For Fruit 

IMM Ntact Sprinp 

DANISH BAKERY 

CiiFII SHOP 

OAtlY SKOALS 

' Album Av». — Phom 3380 

HAMMELL'S 

OK SHOP 

4137 NON-FKTKW 

I 

•^ 

I w*0f1« 

baa, ar ~tJ3 fin «W 

into. DM tta Mf 

Urr. and Bobert Oarrtam eorresponding 

teeretarT. 

; iBraBtoel Ctaow^ Ed-=| P«wiB BitiraM.il an?; of MBKtfiC Cs, RepOftS 

, PuHIc btau 

other eKKlM career 

StnHm 

wrO as m cfrQIan Bf*. As • fMa. vktt 

aM of one of ts*> A«V werfrttaed r — 

tnMM a m M 

•WhUe ill Uw eudldatu foe the ftS*l«SJ »M«MI»«ol la Ite 

umilnation are moved by persuni" 

.11 • feel honored that 

jmbillons thin h most proper a* th 

tM comldar. th« 

•nd result ts theM iajnNIM> to I 

he direction of a much ocadM 

chania of occupancy In the tut* t 

Hoise, 

coin. 

•toe IMls rtMon, th. (haiirie+ la 

Cubs Give Program 

About Sotar System 

Metnbtrj of Den No, 1, under thf 

leedenhp of Mrt. Alice Bradley and 

Mrs, Burton Jarvii, presented the 

program n the mating of Cub 

Scout Pack No. 54 Thursday even 

Ing last week, In the Recreation Hall 

Tb3 program svu a (kit oil the 

colar ivitem. Cub« laUng part were 

Fallawlnf the tUt »IMe« «Id fllnn 

nmtm* to H.lp 

annual Blue and Oaid dinne* hu *i»«n«f Smttll f.nb *w*•ffefed *'* !« 

been iehefluied for Ftbruary U in «» loo* •»««• the .'ntBr«»U of Cape ,' • ' 

Plymouth inn. At that tune itoards *•»>. Altanllc tDd Cumborland IttS?*.," 

y 

u nee d 

Ihta w#ek moved far • "strurt jury» •%« wM1 welconM any tKanee t 

In the «*»* Seorw 0, Punc.n, be of gervlee to the community i 

??.!ff l L5\" lu 1' fcr ** J * mes lhle dlstri M un '««he pejple ei 

DIDio, WUdWeod hotel RUMaer, last have their own repreMtutive," h 

October, 

M|d, 

__Olinty—-Judga Jonathan—ttto!T |h«e |he«e cduntlea, cdtl whtah CB«iprtaf 

took the motion under advi.icmtnl the New Jeney second CeiMnuian- 

d reserved deeUian on the natter, a! outriet, will be without an elected 

The ts» Is teheduied to tome to rtpreaentsuve u.ui u.mr me «u.. 

trial ttrly In March. 

fmiw election Ibu yc,mr. 

A "itrurt rt jury" j is ene empaneled a*û_»_ » — c_«l Tl_. 

la hear 1 specific case and la seiett, *n«yn»r fO SfMI TlffM 

ed apart from the jonorai panel at Cansula far Paatorilv 

e»h caii m,k, wilh 

DrosDCtllve linn 

înt Mini Grodwates 

af .^.-my Clark School 

Pvt, ^rl ». Kelif, whose wife, 

per ume capiuie by governor Hobcrt 

B. Mcyner lc ceremonies « hl» 

Slate House offiee, Trenton, on 

Tue«d«y, 

Tlie time capauie will be deoosited 

on the Me of wt Arehlteeti 

Jonne. i.«sp m SZi Shore rd,, Som. Display Building, rfoule 22, Moun 

en Point, , recently wai graduated tainiide, later in February. Tile 

from the mppQr«)erk course at tbe 

Army 1 Architects Display Building is i 

, Oencral Supply School, Port 33.000 squirs foot structure how.' 

Knoii. Ky. 

" • 

ing a permanent display of all pri 

During the eightweek course duett used In the conjiniottan aitd 

Kehr received Inrtnictton in admin- decoration of residential, llBrtltutloft- 

(rlntive and atoraje pnetdurei, •I, and Industrial buildfnc, • 

ifehr entered the Amy last Septt— 

her. 

San of Anton Kehr, 8220 4Sth av.. 

tlfflhunt, N. Y.. he attended St. 

Public R«loHsn> Awn. 

Hmnon ACI Official 

John X. Errlckson. Uidustrlnl 

Elshty nlhti -.nftw memberj repr* week at tfbe ajmual meeting of iMe 

•ohlDM MhMbatlMn totaling *u,000 group, 

have Joined the Southern New Jer- WlUon S. Meyers, public rclallonu 

se»' Development Council since it director of the Atlantic City Kl^cadded 

a full time membership man We Company, and I, ROM Coinp 

to IU staff last .March, tbn, of Camdw Trash Compan*. 

T. H. Kendall. truMee for member. »§•• elected vice presidents; hbt 

«Wp on Ui« Council botrd, reported J, Helm, of Oamden Ominty Amefiyeatcrdiy 

thit ther enow art a total cfln Red Crosj. iccrtury, iM Fre,l 

of m caritributon and «37 voting Scholi, of First Camden Nationil 

Diembera In tha effort to promote HtnX ii T.ujrt. Company, wit elsclW 

lite area's growth in agriculture. In. treasurer. - • • . 

dostry and resorts. The Midget Mr Plani rnrrt dUnuscd to coopcraW 

feu year 1| inerMStd |tU« ovai> a Wltk he* Udutrin loc.tina jif 

Tt -" — .'• Southern Hew Jersey. , --'XV 

BBdentand that MMdenUal fair* I 

Bernud M, Shtmtey Ma mmted 

ftnorablr on **• HM Mi, 

II In baMBCt a TIndWate. .MMMair: 

Porbck JIM not «xpre*at« »H *ta*t 

KKK laWitWlE%5a 

ra,S0i two eveninc

!««.••, sat «* 

.iwr fa» 

, ir tolate 

A N I E L ' S 

)AL BROILER PIT 

in Full Operation 

JCS - CHOPS 

** AND INTKOOUONG 

itllfElV 

Broiled Shrimp 

4117 

PIOME3535 

I PIE5CIIPTIO« I 

I OH SPJrCUlTT I 

HAND * MOV lOnON 

•TIL-II-- sun 

"*• ti.io 

tEXAU 

I.INLTMl.ni. 

âf 4akl BâaataaaabV sat a af^kafcfcsnaA ^satsssp^j I * ^ ^ * a ^ ^Baîf^s* ^sf *—« 

..TlPi—- — , f ~ lfc , '...I?? "u-«n-! Mr a, iwaeAi «i ike Aulan oo 

*SMBI a itvutfr QIHSJI 1st law cafy. • yt «»« 

• •Ill I inmi I*

.,$•:. 

*> 

• W 

•-^lOFi^JÊ ^T^^T^^ 

long on at 

"i or organ- 

Op of the, 

'rare occasions 

Mg •» paMa 

WPimul aMn tf e BW, 

I ttt rtun-N 

have at least 

PIVI VMM Mt 

McMa Dawns and Walter 

M k k 

tauu • DM Hre " " ^ 

use they -"» wuiM »' 

JOMNtt 

FORUM AMD 

sow* Kpotty prob- tan, u» amm*. - H-.^-S • — _ . _ . _a , • ^ • _ . • • . < 

Munder. ^^r"^^--\rr.:^ Thinks Florida Beach Building 

f ?EiP .«, 222 iiws! «•*.Might Work Well Here 

M COB. eaptaiB from Beted Thorofjn after Editor. Stotin*] Udnr—MM s &«, isij ap> or pla«» to «»er 

SfS as «»* BU plangM into tte waifr io prsppnv o«i»r it m M >l :a IMJM in eNaasst berfHt la OLr and, 

Ottt IS fa escapes *•** • ^•U ""^ " t *** '• Urr) ta - C»u air, Uc anirlt I ur f-ic: , la keep bain frwn mkig -ith •and 

* Inf tay •» polled to ufeijr ay iaj from Iht Flcrnlj Visit ^-f it- dttnal U» suatais' 

nt^,d „,!„ p»ii BoUi of SI7 P»« at, trw-tfd inj- jitfotioa si»« tei-5 tm 'At IM ISe col.jnms ud 

F* 8 *"!!-^,F^^ê"' 

* B # pr^ên k aise A pf^blfB is ©e*?j t bo&? fertjasi «^yld be pus ^ck far 

P ^k WfPffWBP m* TBe AO«pUe Ear TrmaiparUiiiin Otr. TWi Bt tothe aiwirer :!» w3SI« An? aMioBS that w?:id 

Ip timSL After au. the p» «pp)»cg l» U«e sAla Baari »j w< ••^T!! ^** rf ** ff 6 t!frl ta i*fi in tto sad 

w»»r*fc me durtsg l*fi in * tk# norm. (and io 

their clients as well at to help 

^ 

nitcOmlOO midgtt 

* wfc? the cily ball 

' 

worts dot was M«B at 

of three realtors 

prableiii _and its 

any effort at concealf 

ahftol it lately 

i h 

learned m definiie 

I an elaboraie 

«rf its rugh cost 

allegedly ] 

•», o«ter (he 

pained 

at*i MJart 

t)a, ^ 

C JtWfpt Msyw. 

Httnani : 

>ctenrto«ard «._. , 

; Mwl benefit "" CHSTeaWB in Auaei 

w« of h 

tented 

• hr^. N (•: m a like Ifif bf. 

»i;ft *e»tribei 

!»",• to is* fpftog Us* do( 

o Iran ana Ui- —' 

lose l sin 

»f#r»odiit 

y 

Aotld Bst uk. 

L»*e Worth. Fta. 

Tiw »rl,«i« referred la pKUtrrt 

it,i.-îa«.-» new bcjcl,, Buidii-. 

OB -jbf bnrk la a ni^( 

4i:*rri to jio» doas SMtaig m s 

*.id auk* swd aepotil out ol the 

»«#,-—Editor 

War and Debt: JLStudyol 

How Millions Become Billions 

fcfflWBT«-W»ni» lapj.-: of sat From II «* Uaa in lUrcil 

half boor, ittmasa hi 

•rr Mrtk, Itat the mad MMIMN 

in IM Mnk| MM Ml M 

ms dim. Be m un 

toAsTM- by our fMiM pmc 

On Ike itKBXtk of t 

•»!«• IMC. a noBin laat bad carried on I 

rtarj TWj etdiuivc BiwDê tot him 

irfummts with mw offlee help wtw didnl 

tha »««. 

OurtH- wan hu nlrfciHBtf. tomuc of 

sevmtits, of rUlM * Mcyde wtije makini 

and far anMnl Ike re»rt He « pnat, 

IMdcn. p*int Bucket*, etc. Hrwuin nmm 

tiitm *>, frtruarf. !»«. TCi* anteipee 

»;=if. J«» r -, ait, (svErBa*,,. fa, tiL-w 

saosaj Bi zoteyt ûdtrfe - t-i 

*f**. '•**> a i^^ t«pwmrUr 

**«•' 

"»•««* >-D«-*, bm 

«:t i tftas tiffl ?esihsa w ml *»»•«••*.«B* climbed ttpwi 

1 C Se. - la »= *•.-=>* PfKi4«!t Wiiiuas.^" »a^•• •»•»» U^ BUUBO. 

. ... ifaiBSifHiOB •• » . . . 

!3fwd a? ^to iê Stilô d&Uir 

rt*H ^ tie Crrf «j; B» lie rr.^ 

li Happened 

In February 

Fee t I 

artf, sralla. 

res r. is 

Trck/ers 

o ti 070 for CFHT —•" 

ctuid polsu oat the 

STRICTLY FRBH 

tfle f«now dtehar,* 

mm tap MI 

'* IS 

Intncnt 

Dinner 

Mnn o 

Hr tea.In ihk f 

ersey Cop/fo/ 

ByJ. JOSEPHGR 

TaWkTOK—A (MM lottery Io Kite New, 

& txtof prapwri in l»» Lc^Mare agwa HUi . 

4«MM>M WHata v, IM. IU. ra^ 

•N, pBWie ro»d5 and 

B alsf loni oilrtnf 

law ^MM Cwjmy AaaMiBig ku „ 

irtMan utbqrtik^ i itaie lattery, Uw 

»*.** -*dM> MMM for MU insl.Iiitk 

Heat, la pay a toû to veurwu of wan aad 

taM Mait, Muntr and loal rnada. 

Tk»B(fc>nl rtmricd histm-> |CWIBHtt 

PNMW ar Hw taavfeMi MM toBUT 

la iattalriB » • •jurci of rr. enut. nM 

HfeT iiJmlil •stcsun la all M col. 

««d Wiatolsrnuai punnies: tchoob. coO 

* "•" " ' '"sp. psor reUef Mid fowl* 

eoMnued i? * 

• Itttt eeBtyry, 

-T«taj n in IviUar «tth M Irish • 

laO paak ta firat aîuia, wblle * i«tr ] 

aeu ikt av*saf«m IMuDM • w*," 

itaM BBtter 4e«i«s that Kew J«fl W 

P7Q1JW tai (V* «ute utgeM piMcd at I 

« mn tb iwfk aathanud ganiWini Hi 

nOs torilniMilili- purpoiH, Thui IM 

»«•&»»< If tt ta tat a worthy awe, Musis 

• • ., A 

anmcv MIXINGS: TB» LecMinin is sdh 

*»»• "• MrtkaaMa, or aienr ktl'iut. wUrt 

»«*r «• the worfW of < he Imuk 

" "' 

tlansnt wai 

ben ef the p p Mwe 

_J. their wl*H (Mai »nd it pe rent MrieiM dla. 

Saturday eu, cualon. . . 

dinner In the W mm NortJi, who pr«M«f, no. 

tad that ttw club bad m .pocial 

guisl, four Junior Ratartmi with 

UMI blrthitay (hey- -datoa,» n « ware Ma current 

Junior, DavM BaUey. and Kcent 

iman of thoJuMopt Charia Good. HaJnn ^yi OP 

. lrttroduced and Mvid Thunton. 

unity (anting Til* Bi^BalPalJife Inrfculaii HBA •- 

i Witt • Mune> 

from word to 

in the cinema 

"1 am, 

Kaikieqi Qu- 

1 of the men. 

pUmo note. 

•rck, nMr 

I-W «tf Ilinif .j^ 

KMnnr, Nut Hw Mia -Ptot 

atone 

Kooh, kK*I nimmer rat 

• fiw |!l Vpi •••• RKHflfl TffV pfV 

•MMthHi by Mr, NwNi ef certM. 

CMH to M nMmlMn far aMM 

alfaniiaea M amtlini In the aatf 

y«r. Th, *d»mp~ at Mam all **• 

J, Irvine tags, with . rMerd of 

91 Saauel R. Smith ihMkM ipe^»r 

Koek and wwewed a bead table 

bouquet to Mn, Koch. 

The avmfetf concluded with dane- 

verlook the Dryer 

e1, Sec. 3 for Details. 

Ttrm§, Time and Mlh, 

cmr • LOHGPORT 

5 Tickets S 1 

IN TICiarrf, HI 

Beauty Parlor This Week 

9 

autyShoppe 

INENT WAVES 

CONDITIONED 

auty Salon 

••aury Haadquartart 

VEST AVENUE 

1 PHONE 1262 

APPOINTMENT 

A H. GREEN STAMPS 

— CLOMSD uiiun 

BOUlfVAM) BCAUTY SHOP 

719 BaHanM Road 

Comp/efe Beauty Servlra 

Ph«fM 2770 For AppointmMtt 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

754 Atbury AVMIW * HMM 1141 

I — liitlillaTni la - 

All Typat Pwmancnt Wav*« 

HELEN'S 

PPMMANINT WAVNM HAIft TINTIN* 

SCALP nmxmmm L 

tlh St. •» CtMnl Aw.. HIM*MM 

iW'S HAIRDRESSING 

COMPLiTI MAUTY MltVICI 

by ANDREW and CLAIM 

Y AVINUI 

mmn MM 

r vaiaflMi, Jan. SMi fr Nb. 12Ni incl«Miv« 

CERRUTI 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

T ilnpan *»" * 1*1' " 'fnfrttty Ik* aaMt lwt 

•a (1%Kau) (1%)

*>,'**•• ; 

f 

W ~ i'-. ' '•• 

Mk lilted U. ft"*** >**IW ft 

aUailumlew pewlc wW meat la Mt* Sanctuary ... 

r "prosuu-d at 8 a m. topray for MM Mema of 

• tto Chrtrtian WaMM Wffton. wWMi • 

wtaj. February 4,...*• F,- M,- 

that Is or* V*Ui Choir. i 

hit «•* 

4 

died VMWM 

hit «•* died i VMWM, 7:30 P. 

Mssance pinnn service, 

of Japan Jut Wednesday, 8:30 P 

-Lutheran 

MM metlUit 

V7e*»tday, •>» P M—Women of 

the church will agrn

- - • 

*«, • 

" • rppr, 

2Sg?2» 

IM7 

Tieepwc _ 

Strict BCM ©o ThfMii 

E. wnile 

^^ffitii-ftilt «U*WW. & BKKOmM m, of IBIiM»WNi, (rtt«l I STJS^SHt^Sk 5^." 

.-S4^S«o*Z«ion!l pr«sideiH of Becton, Dickinson and Company of Rutfterfonl. !»n»d to-nay in tnea-*«M t6 •«•» 

w iTT «*•«•«» the to^tiM, I about tohand Blue Crags esatnet tooae_6f Us dnployw, -, mini h*. 

reniira. 

or, if 

to 

» MM"tar j Miss Ann Tyskewics, Clifton, the Two Millionth pemoa to !«**:.:___,--. ^ uw „__ »

• «"«r PV on MYm 

tM> iM • lulf 

aftt&lv* Jan. l, 

Itte to 

** la th. *» 

I" or *lunMoiaaaalaiiS 

* MO/ME 

r / H HAMADA 

V- 

IS-' 

trl 

SUCKERS? 

j V«ft WoM* 

[Mil M***^ TMl 

*••*» Iw Ut yaa In 

tarn af totap. *a«laa1 aaal I 

-•aiakUa 

,'H DHt ««ft 

Gear Way For 

Motel Projects 

Ordinance* Changs 

Zoning in 2 Anrat 

SOMERS POINT—Two ordliuncei 

opmlng the my far construction o/ 

Ofw motels in thU community were 

approved by the City Council Frl 

diy evening. 

The ordbuncea waived toning 

itiictioni on Maryland av; bvtweei 

Buy •nd Launch nva. and on 

Jersey av. near Shorv rd- 

Th» mminj concerning the Miryland 

av. motel tile w»» previously 

BNtfaWa by Otto FMK) and lisa 

by Htmrd Goldn-hinldt. owner of • 

Bay av, awM. who s»ld he did not 

think th* locntton would financially 

•upport •nitkar aotal. 

HIM for a K-yiill motel on New 

janey «», aMMy haw been iub> 

•Mad to city eflgeJ*, and that ordloarm 

paaaid without objection. 

Th* ordinances chunie the locution* 

fnm a residential tone to one fa 

Cky Solicitor BIM Numc was hi 

atnwMd to pMpan an ordinance 

requiring loo per cent parking fecll- 

IUM for; all motels. 

Gesnft Johnson, or Soncfi Point. 

quwUoned a club liquor llcwt upplication 

by Volunteer Pin Com. 

tmy No. 2. Mr. Johnson was id* 

vtoed by the Council Out there were 

four Utanaea available and only two 

had been used. Application* far 

these had to be nude to the Mate, 

and consequently any objection Is 

their kiauanoe must alw be made to 

Hie Mate. 

Councilman Wallace MacBaln'i re. 

quest for a survey of needed n» 

hydranu In the section between 

Cianpbell and Ocean av«x was approved. 

Th» survey wlU be made by 

tto Fire Committee. 

The Council oidered letter* to 

FVeehoMen William Morrow and 

Louis Tkllman requesting the paving 

of Bar ar. 

CROP. 

Tn. Puhllie Health Service h»s 

•aid that U looks ai though 19S« 

will be a banner rear for babies In 

the United State*. About 11,500 are 

UTlving dally. If the rate continues 

lo the end of the year. * total of 

UtaUNO_blrthj_will have been re. 

corded. That would lie 111.000 more 

than me estimated to have arrived 

a 1855. 

BRAND NEW 

Pianos to Rent 

WITH OPTION TO BUY 

AS44WAS 

$ IQJir Monthly 

Atlantic and Oasrala Avemiea 

ATLANTIC CITY, M. J. 

Forward Complete 

Informition on Rental Plan 

NAME 

ADOMSS 

crrr 

tjftesSbon. 

DHtlCTORY 

THI 

NmW Jw*»y Uu* Crow Topt Two Mill fan 

FAIRLEJGH S. DICKINSON JR., of Rldgewood, (right) 

president of Becton, DieUnMB and Company of Rutherford, 

is about to hand Blue Cross contract to one of Ml employes, 

Miss Ann TV»kewiM, Clifton, the Two Millionth person to 

enroll In the New Jersey Blue Cross Plan, while the first 

person to enroll with the Plan, F. Stanley Howe of Orange, 

congratulates her. 

Walrus Scull Found Off Coast 

Accepted by Science Academy 

Cap* May County has • new representative 

In the Academy of Natural 

Sciences In Philadelphia—a walrus 

skull estimated to be at least 25.000 

'ear* old, 

TOe fossil was areacM inn an old 

the past year the 'Academy his received 

a JaW of an ancient tapir younger — 

•ented it to the Academy or Natural 

Science. 

Dr. Horace p, FUdurds. assotlate 

uratar of seolofy and paleontology 

itge Academy. Identified me skull 

a valuable addlUHMs tlWoUecJIBUr 

beeaiua it represents the record of 

the southernmost travels of the An- 

inwood Scout Group 

h TwMnpit Jdmborcc 

BetUents of this area intcrHited 

In youth activities are being invited 

to attend Llnwood's llrst Scouting 

Jamboree to be presented tonight 

(Thursday i and Friday from 7 is 

MO o'clock in the Central Hall, Unwood, 

There will be Individual tooths 

fm-fc-exMblt. of ikuli or handicraft 

hr Cub Scouls, Boy Siouis Oirl 

Scouts and Brownies of the main. 

land community. Member* of the 

ieout Auxiliary, a porenUs 1 Jroup 

will be In charge of registration and 

rerving fefreihment!, 

James Wanen. Boy Seoul exeeu 

Uve, and Mrs, MUdred Heifrleh. 

president of the Mainliin.l Gir. 

ieeiit Colnell, are wheduled to lake 

part In the opening ceremonies to 

night. 

The Jamboree of Scouting hai. 

been timed to i-oiniklc with the Ob 

iervance of Buy icaul Week nation 

illy. 

Vligeet Named to 

Executive Pott 

R. Oiibsrl Mlgeot, of Dryii Ml* 

md n Central av,, Ihls tlly ha 

Hmin uppnlntciL ' 

barge of sales of Kurniviil Machin 

•ry Company ot Philadelphia. Th. 

FHirpival Company is eno of ihc lar# 

n distributors of earth.moving ton 

•Iructlon machinery in the Phlladel 

nia area. 

Mr, and Mrs, Mlgeot have beer 

ummcr residents here for the past 

« yeari. 

OIL BURNER 

INSURANCE 

KBBMUMS 

CompUt* Covwog* 

•f Your Oil luniir 

for Just a 

_FfW i P«nnl»t a Day 

*'••; V 

LOÂL 

24-HOUR SERVICE 

FACTCMtV TRAINID 

SntVt

; 

- *£•* t " * 

-mat wouM 

f*e U dH|M for thfav btip ;J 

Mr. Di^ altar explaining the*! 

of the service, 

taM U 

80t.n0/th.S.Blon . 

muo*ot tiw Seniors, i 

Matt their plans UK, 

• TJut Mlut ml 

M MK entered .re 

, a. the i 

_ Td ft OK 

My • enf 

"Ha • i # 

ii* * » i 

~:m m *• 

— ROOFIN 

SHEET METAL WORK .-*. ^ 

MM and «d-People In the surrounding ant? 

The Chefs Club Is now In session. , 

There in two branches of this cootd . __. 

group. The Junior high (MiriU barbecued hiroburgm •,, • 

ends), wJUMl Is taught by Mln If, in toe yean to come, tone 

IBUe, and the Malar high elub (Iota Rule stadeiit ft Oeean CNy . , 

.nd ftbiHi tbaw* of ont year wh»i 1I Apparently the baby «•« tm 

•S-rtj, ' „* _ Mud tad the in. Hanoi- honor ofhi, his eomp.ny company fa¥ for a with food. So, he pieiied up *" " 

year's drummers win whole afternoon 

and nt It down (not Mo 

w 

notebooks MyiM the atata : 

Ulion, the capital cKy, Tran. 

nd many interesting tacts. 

"--"--- ' >wt4 our state's 

about the early 

Jg Juatorteal lit* 

map. Sections »f t*. notebooks 

FOR PRO 

COUIHIOUS, 

WM, S, 

' ' 136B ASiJllY AVfeNUC ^ 

W« SpMafhw in ItacMe Horn- H-rtinji 

Mr' 1 4 f 

WU be- 

&M a. «, and 

« Ma the Bnt M«««« of the men* to enliven the 

^^W .al|Ba the local dubhwue noae Mt«ndlng from tar* 

MTOATTMD 

cJoaed to SeDtember. i ed Mr. and Mrs. Charle* B Mill 

•ear OnBodore CfeartM 3, MM. tit, and lftf^S» fi^ 

|enceOf tttMMA. « N M B 

man was chairman,of the dinner and atm SbheK a FreneA, Mr, 

Dirnea li iun-1 

wt la poa^ 

'for funds for 

the land fea- 

M, at the 

Sbrf 

r 

J£ Girt Scouts Hear 

of the Oeaanl 

following 

n 

Hurc*!. wat guest aaMfeer, -w • , # , 

Following a fleami jngram attd Seger Olbe» returned horn* 

«P ataglBg •«• «uat Intro- Thomday from MUM MA, iMr 

ken of the tuMM* tourlmi mJMm tar the part Urn* 

'•• ' •-•'••"•--'-— p i a > t ? - - ' j p . 

- . - < - - I - - . ' - : , ' • ; • : . • • ' • • 

Huntwy, which he aald 1. «UM tho tin. Melvhj Hearon and Anlty, Bat- 

Doorway to Europe. Budapest, the urdar evening. In Goshen. 

' ' -rary patrolman in IapUal city, to JIM 34 hours by 44-atn Mr. and Mrs. William Candy and 

tent, HU appoUitldtag 

approval of the 

Sy^ 

Aoncy. 

!»««*.*». and Mn.Jo.epb Oe. 

WHPTWICKS 

BOUDOZK 

GRADING and HLLING 

OURSPKIAITY 

AM. 

MM, CAI.0MIU.pinB 

OM URHKMV 

Wrthday party, given L_ 

•nU, Mr. and Jta tauic BoUn-, «f 

their hone M Eoute m, Metters, 

Batter, of Memo; Mrt Margaret 

•be country wa* Mooded and dee-guests of Mrs. BUTa aM«, Mrs. Anna 

Silver!, of Watt Philadelphia. 

Mbed tte people. In pointing out 

their geoeMl ebaraMeriaya to a«M Mr. and Mtm. Choalar Shonr and 

tne Hungirlani ire very Independent. 

The history M Uie country cMidren. sTmsSSmHlS?-^ 

emphasliej this fact, • 

Sunday here «t the home of her 

The clergyman explained ta the mother, Mr.. Ida Detro. 

girls that (he Comnmnlitj tew Mrs. Leslie Corson and son, Roger, 

Med to make aUva of the Huneart visited their daughter and sister. 

an* and their «ee«M revolt gboin Mitt Edith Gibmon, at Glen am. 

that no one can ttke freedao4o«teg denar on Saturday. 

people and make slaves of «bem per Mr.. Elizabeth Butlar and daug*. 

petually. He laid how the final tan, Mrs. Margaret Caldwell ana 

M* was brokaB and the Insurrection 

began in the Budapest Univers Thomas Garrlty yUtad a relaUve In 

sons. BUly did Mark, Mr. and Mrs. 

lty when a gnyp of the rtudants Gloucester County recently. 

had taken all they could from ihe MM« Myrtle^ vg and Bla 

Hippreulng Communtits and omUna Moore, James Moore and 

Jumped up and «peated an *ge old fcarahj Cassedy •pent Sunday gv fr 

poem which ha* stood out all nlng In Ooshen. 

throng* KuoMtiaB history. The Mr, and Mrs. Anuaa Young were 

poan ealla on the people to stand overnight guests Thursday at the 

ispf and "Stave* weH never be", home of their daughter, Mr, and 

Mr* Jack Devlin and family, Jn 

In ooocluslon, ttW •tteat taught Woodburr, 

MM «Ma la riin.il Jluji- JM ScOUt Mr. and Mrs, William Caasedy en- 

Iwfck* U 1MBU Kenen 

day nenlBg, 

: 

Ptfwtbura 

Carlos P. BomlUo, Phiilpphie Ambamdor 

to the W O M ? W 

paopiw of Ada mutt recognlie that 

their only hope to remain fn» depends 

on their Joining hands wltfa 

» « people fledleatedto the defMM 

' Bf LILLIAN «CHWMIallNZ of hiunan llher^," , - .. - 

PBn*B3BUBO—Tb« Loyal TernnTLgt 

f th MMMufi 

IAHCSHHBWK 

tei 

ttiliUimi •uHday 

JOBWNG 

\m PLEASURE AVI, 

k 

mt 

ButUmn 

nmmu 

• aataKataiââakaaasaWasaf * "' latasîâtalâli' ' -^ 

A-W. J. 

'RMalilsâiasa IfllataaaUi 

BitiMmm 

MODERNIZE THIS YEAR 

KRUEGL and HEIST 

RIGISTERED BUILDERS 

M»n. OWt-w 

Offlea: MI WIST AVENU1 

REG.STERED BUILDERS 

Re.: 1547 Bay Av«. , Phon» 2980 

"WE SPECIALIZE IN MODiRNIZINO HOMES' 

BERGER LUMBER 

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' ' ' ' ' -SMCaT iaSS' 

R1GISTER1D BUILDgRi I I 

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^ 

V

Matador Short Hff» 

En Rout* to Spain 

'Arl 

is* 

i f, I-7*?-M. "> 

fpterf^ 

•« Wf |HM* H > n» (fler eyeUM aa tow. loeter li wished her "ben voyage," 

Actual!*, Ml* played unlvefiany, and to many _ _ _ 

•Mr • taMP CMiaM» tni. to tfee blue HIM WlWu/noW Blast* 

MMM, taw*, avetit, Jim m we, la (to Uniwd WIIOWO«« BIWl 

Middle Township 

0 Name Brands 

f 

Charges. 

NEAREST 

tat «• MMMUF I. e§M *r MH areuied themselveg tarn 

raMen » MMrtaat m, I Olym- 

hi 

ner Some . 

week. 

C K A HO SÛp^t*w^,p|^raa^îf^ gr^yW Wutto lougot baek to gain a » 

> Is completed for the recreation area 

Mt Egg Harbor rlors an deadloek «l the hair. The War 

Bu HrtS^ hl Bakt hit rlors dlnehed dlnehed th 

in Palermo and that m soon as 

the eontnt with a weather permits the townahlf offlclals 

wUl determine the locaUon chwurs 

Itekertun ** 

and Blek Coulte 

for 

pulled tte gaa* from the On and 

! March Match Shew Cap* May Bearer. 

new Ford 

Variety Show Slated 

in Church, FiMay 

SEAVUXE—Pajitoroimes of "Hit" 

recordlngg will be presented at th* 

"All Star ••view" to be given to 

morrow (Friday) night at 1 o'clock 

,„ • wipe May High School became the in the Scavllle Methodist Church So- 

Kali foi the benefit of the piano 

"seventh straight conquest for Atcial 

J Mntlc City* Holy Spirit High School fund. Members of the church choir 

' a n a . « U i . . ' . . , , . , The "Sideburns", an Instrumental 

Bob Wallace with 17 paints, Frank group from the Ocean City Ugh 

Oundine with 17 and Skip Bennett School, will present several sclec 

with 14 were high for the capers. tions. The Itav. David Propert, of 

However, r their efforts were not the TucknJioe 'MethodUi CSiurch, will 

enough to match the Spartans' Jue pment a magic chew and the Rev, 

dark and Mike •rennan, with SO Walter M. S**n, paMor of the Seavtlle, 

Chursh, #91 p(««ent special eti 

points each, and Mike Dowllng with 

tertalnment 

By periods: 

Many musical selection* will be 

Cape Hay ,.,... 14 12 M ll_sa given by choral group* am «oio«ts. 

Holy Spirit 22 22 10 14—ill The nominal admission esM includes 

the price of refntshmenti. 

Township Official* 

Lik* Florida Weather 

TVCKAHOE—Mr, and Mrs, TuUio 

DcSsntls returned Monday after 

spending several weeks In Florida. 

RcSantls. a member of the Town, 

ship Committee, was away for only 

one meotinf and returned to be pres* 

ent at the introduction of the Town, 

ship budget. 

Mr. and Mrs, CurUa E. Canon, 

left Tuesday to vacation hi Florida. 

They will be away several weeks. 

Mr. and Mrs, John Ber«h. of Tuck, 

ahot', also are vacattoninu in flortda. 

Daughter U Bern 

SEAVtLLB—Mr, and Mrs, Uwrence 

LUly, of leaviUe, are receivlnj: 

congratulations on the birth or a 

daughter, their fourth ehui The 

baby, who has been named Joy 

Wray, was bom In the Mercy Hospital. 

Sea Isle City, on January is. 

The Lilly's have another daughter 

and two sons, 

• 

Cubs Going to 

MarmoraChurch 

Pack 52 Inducts 

4 NW Mambm 

A candlellBhi ceremonv »a iadud 

four Bobcau hi«hiighted the monthlv 

meeting of Cub Scout nek S3, .IH. 

day wMng m th, Pnbvtortan 

ehureh. The new Cuba, who weri 

MveB Bobcat pin., «• Chicle Cwa. 

boone. Andy Haki, MeJwd jirbw 

and •ttly Sharp. CubniMta- B. Than, 

as Hutching condncted the ceranony. 

»« 1- "«• of the offshore den* 

won the honor burner for persona) 

yaptctton. th. «•, i, u «Pnii 

for the greatest per «Mage of paJ 

enti auandliMr the njwV"«. and alw 

presented a TV rtft enUUed -StaS 

In the Sky," Mm, Jaeob f^d I.Mi 

el officer! in 

PLYWOOD 

AH ThidinMi 

STORM SASH — COMBINA 

ASPHALT and ASBESTOS 

FIBRE GLASS INSULATION - Loo 

CALCIUM CHLORIDE forIcy 

C.H, SHOi 

LUMBER C 

12Hi St. t West Aw. "Since H 

YOU CAN STILL 

SAVE 20 

on Hundreds of Good Valuj 

in Our Greatest 

February Furniture 

NOW GOING 

' 

Calls Hearing on New Cod^l 

it Dump, Require Incinerator 

OCtAN CITY NIW JilWMY, THUKfOAY, «BrtUAHY ^ Iff IF 

pwal Boy 6iif of sthooi Two^n Dollar Volume 

ante Ordmrmdln C/o«s by Monday UnLw^tllLn 

rsey State Deilth 

announced 

proposed new 

-air pollution 

h has future 

r Ocean City 

«P«yeM, 

boy wu "ilsfc" Mr. ' - rr - , 

•he, "do** not aperove the public p*r. on the 

attendanee oftieer for the local'public 

schools, who charged that Me d» Loper srsved fMltleac, 

b maUer f l went unanawered, fl and Continued attrtof Januar restrictinfi eondlporaonal 

ealh at the hotne by Mra. " -""- ^^^ ' 

fendant failed to permit her ash, < Mn. Oood was .erved_ final notk-e 

Benjamin, to attend nchool as la **r PaM 1, almwi 7, ptoaM > 

— ———__— posed sewage system exten- | 

TilfA MAtArrWrlik During January, ai pernlta wen h 

200 New Jobs in 

Area Scheduled 

• w h Council of the 

innouneed that It 

i hearing on the 

ea In the War Me- 

Trenton on Mon Prudential Plant 

, 1030 a. m. Regional Office 

diaptar callt for A new economic boon to this Im 

iwo mororcycie a M —tB*una_ 

Riders Injured Br^1^"^m c 

f*^.iJwî-kJ:.;•::••. mntmmmmîtatoA # 

A *»Port ny Bulldlnx Inspector ^" 

Henry B Cooper, however, resort •hawed l.st and s otter gueati blended 

-. *M* » * 

Thrown Off In Turn 

_* n__ii- _J • decline 1B the VOIUUMI of new Kn 

Of tXlllertea rd. canstruetian In the HMni4 i.rf „, 

rda, throwing him and a eamparite 

. CMH HM Mat th. tws 

n (hat prescribed „ C*" 1 *' >*. Shanki, i 

dent, toldla piw CDBierenn in» i portEd that Robert D, Spencer, of 1« I rmrt Mr Hw Mil •aweral 

empter VIBde u fo?^«rLi^.te'2"£,°£ E^ltau « l1 rt " *KdafSofc «-»«

* *f 

FRI. FEfi. 8th 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 pL.ni. 

SAT. FEB. 9th 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 

rV 

LEARANCE SOCIALS 

fj.^^^^^^f^F' ?^P^V¥^PP*^H*^. ^^ ^^ ^ 

-SKS" 1 ?!?,! *** ***** *** "* U * B I 'wS'dlMer danet party ma ttnitf I fnaj^*MiM*nie n k7*fltit wart 

aKPMttJ 

IkuttaMtM tka nâyfuM 8» MeM Award, M HneM Fettlt PUtfji*. orehe.tr.. 

i Fftllrt. 4ft ftoftliiialld hrwiiliiiaf alt? IWT^ , ,** ^=^^____^_i^^=___s 

ley. « TIMon rd owing a 10-cent Mr. Ordllle referred is the fact f« L IJ I I. 

ezU uii^MWW^ ""' Or PMUt taa rfflelatadat (hi FpAAnAlalArC I At 

Sw to^toSff Sfiffm "irth of i«i tbu r««o babia. m ri€€lllllU6lll LCI 

sayfaif a i»c*i!i MU far tttla ahurt thl. IFM, maajr sf wham were among _ . 

rUto on the read. Ue dUBer gueita, Ajl #* M. M,- 

WelWfcway Autbarlty U nseMed "Vou h.T# dene a 1st si Uek ilap. I III I nflf rHrfC 

t« wFmlîBiinee^S pi« »iBBai tii. te«ta «i uh into VII lAnlllOvlJ 

yen tat dlnual«ke Fflentton preb- » e popuUtton." he laid. "New you _ „ _ , « _ 

tea »tM»rt«tn«rtln» erf r-ebru.ry •« getting your." 

Call Bid* F«r 

11, En-. Tomuend utd. ' „ _...._ ..,,., , ^. B-ula.. M«t..l«l. 

h. nfltrUd. 

•MM Mat Iw kiMw «« "MMB mera Ooitneu » tupoiy fuel all ferf 

mm af Hria haMf Man *•*» eounly buMBp ttil Mir «—> 

JM he addal Mat Br, PatHf! un. awarded to three oil ami fcy i— 

•eMab tantaa -will lean an M. Jape May County Beard of me- 

MgMe Mark en Nw MUMNnNf, 1 holder* at Court H«BM Tucaday. 

Al preHM, m , Me TUIOB rd. , I Mont l i hlmnelf, 

, •» 30000 c.llons of No i fuel oUiit 

•hoBer WMW loll .t.tion u the .lalanl partor. and !*• Sbleni of SI. 

only one toAflantM County. «ie AmiwlBrt Sebool 

ill one ibrtli of thai Mini U above Congr.tul.tlon, from the city Mv, 

INCOME TAX 

PREPARED 

RAY ROTH 

2353 WMI Avenue 

Phon. 1684.VV 

wai confined to hi, home wila * |OB> 8 ' § Bt 1BJi 

°" *•»••• 

er the 1BS7 rental at tale 

•Maa Mta* mtmaer. «f the »«a»n. . 

KNIiMi af CahiMMta Mad Mrferm. The realtors pointed out in Ihv 

efl aratt tarvk* far Kim, 

l«Uer that "the ehsfar reniaU aw 

He d-.rlbei hh . M «,r, 9f ^^^"ZRraS? 2£ ^ 

paro^W .aM aaaOi a. ».n, of lt«)WttT > pai''S«7t«K5E 

the mow pleaunt part, of my orag. oondiUan •am. It will *fef btt aW- 

Ue*." and he praised tha SWcn of dMrii te yau." • "• 

KS.!?^1 

•*£. toMUI'ni t onto !« •elleHJhi luting*. On. MtlUH 

' Stationery 

TeiUtTies 

Candy 

Everything 

toSiiU 

CNT rftKao-,to tn 

MM, WJU mm II. AU, 

or NWMW DMWI, ma 

AUmdanM it UM tviit w the ttJiiiC JM |ii» ffMN Me l ehalr and Mdt Indignantly out of 

"WUJMM, he Mi |W« » fully urg^t y, th# history of the Council, l MI 

floart, leaving Benjamin and a young 

«r bli life even though knowing-wen oWen «*rving Ml «• aiMMUM 

•r atotar alHtog there. Lta*lag UM 

tbai tfua and spot recognition a! wigi Mr, Hwl mt Jowph A, Bank Local ttaba aad eMtr orfantaH roan, ahe rMnarked of the ekjMren, 

W« Bwrtterloua ««Miv«nuti an „ Theodore M, Clymer Jr, DanM UoDi, Hltelted ty Dr. J. TfeerBlw "you take mm ef them. Hjeyir 

NES and GIFTWARE, AmortM, . . . . , «ch 

OTS FLOOR TILE 9" x 9 J1 , Lino and Pla.tic . . «ach 

SH TRAY with LIGHTER . . . . . . . . 

CARD TABLES , , . . , ./. . . , . . 

KITCHEN STIP STOOL ' , • . . . . . . . . 

BISSB.L S\VEEPER 

1.00 

1.00 

5c 

1.50 

7.95 

9,95 

7,95 

Aluminum Outdoor FURNITURE 

10.M FOLDING CHAIR, Pla.tlc'W.btXr* .,..,, 

10.95 PADD1D STACK CHAIR, Flor.l DMlgn ....... 

13.95 PADDID FOLDING CHAIR. Ploral DiAgn .. .. 

1995 FOLDING DICK CHAIR, w/F«ttKM. PlaM .,,.-. 

21.95 FOLDING DECK CHAIR, w/C.nopy A Foot RMI 

IMS 

FOLDING CHAISE, Plnfle W»bbin« 

21.50 ADJUSTABLE CHAISE, Plutic WaUMnfl ...... 

21.50 FOLDING CONTOUR LOUNOi, PUiMc WahMng 

LIVING ROOM FURNITURE 

395.00 7 Pc. MODERN TUBULAR GROUP 

TWO SECTIONAL L'OVI SiATS, ARM CHAIR, TWO PLASTIC 

STEP TABLES, CORNER TAIL! and COCKTAIL TAIL! ..... 

359.00 2 Pc. MODERN SUITE 

SOFA A CHAIR, FOAM SIAT CUSHIONS 

9-00 MODERN DANISH SOFA 

(FOAM CUSHIONS .,/,,. w, ;.., 

».0O SECTION AL LOVE SEATS « 1 * 

MAM CUSHIONS ....,.,,,,:.,, 

.\. .^Paip 

195.00 2 Pc. SUITE, SOFA A CHAIR 

SPRING CUSHIONS 

2 Pc. SUITE, SOFABED A CHAIR 

CHAIRS, Larg- Auertmuit of All Types 

REDUCED 20% TO 40% FOR CLEARANCE! 

MODERN A MAHOGANY 

24.95 OCCASIONAL TABLES . 

DINING ROOM & DINETTE 

7 Pc. MOD. WALNUT SUITE, BUFFET, CHINA; TABLE, 

3 SIDI CHAIRS, ARM CHAIR Wai 375.00 NOW 

6 Pc. MOO. LIMED OAK GROUP, LARGE CHINA, 

TABLE * 4 CHAIRS , W.» 25Z00 NOW 

6 Pc DANISH WALNUT GROUP, 

BRIAKFRONT CHINA, 4 CHAIRS 

LARGE TABLI, 

. WM 3M.M NOW 

6 Pc. DANISH WALNUT GROUP, EXT, TABLE, 

CHINA A 4 CHAIRS 

WM Mf.50 NOW 

5 Pc. CHROME DINETTE SET, M" TABLI, 

4 LARGI CHAIRS WM 129.95 NOW 

7 P«. WALNUT DINETTE SIT, PLASTIC TOP TABLI 

A 6 CHAIRS ' W« 159.0V NOW 

5 Pc. DINETTE SiW, Tablet 4 Chain 

if.»S wlHi30/' TAILI 

........-.*.,..............'....• 

79.95 with 30" TABLE .."!'.... %-.'.'.,............ '!,,,......... 

WM 

with S#V TABLI 

6,95 

12.95 

14,95 

13,95 

195.00 

249,00 

129.W 

95.TO 

12.95 

14,95 

249.00 

169.00 

239,00 

195,00 

89.00 

95.00 

Now 49.00 

Now 59.00 

Now 89.00 

Is M. tt I. 

MU aMead i 

the cooocM 

nat nTto'da*"^ 

awrevaL TW. y, 

goal for the ctoeS' 

TWtt oad f/DE 

.• t*aa« o»îua ; ;:«: 

wsjrAs^;i.-.tWb 

• * • 

J^'»w^ , r.- ' 

720 ASBURY AVP4UE ^ ; 

iaslaotf 

SHIRTS . . . 1,98 

Ragular 3.tS. Brakan lot* of nattefv 

ally advartitad brand. Sin. 14^ to 

JEWHRY 

Hea,IJ*ta)l 

Regular 1^. Spatial group. Nationally 

•cfvarttMd brandi. Ragular thap* 

•M (quara and*. 

QUANTITIES LIMITED - ALL SALES FINAL 

MANY OTHER ITEMS THROUGHOUT STORE REDUCED 

fR©M 208£ 10 4M FOR Wlf TWO-DAY SAfcl 

^l^l^Jsa- 

e « 

4fete!*âii^Jt-''^' ^ =**:-j 

i a 1

' 

lllllMI11 •*• • «i"O— ••* * BBH3 " 

*222jt .i'. «to» htatd Hlibar fe. 49c 

JIM, MB Haikn. P"*, «• 

Mnnd U» lift of the launriir, cut. I 

cgntMctf tarIk* WCTW. 

She aaasaatf *•* WmjH 

TupsiH Smutty, wUI Be •ta«. 

M locally to the ftnrt PtMhytirian 

Bv IwttwrtaejuM M>ta» «u kit>ta n. «W u. 

' 6«r M wmi atfmled the tan- man WflUfd Fund itfcWl prnMM 

tm card put? on tte Music Ftar for alcohol wiitctttoo- 

Hm$» wmtas aJw» by ite At us date of tin meeting a gen, 

Uaber tMCM of St Jota 1 . Luth- „»]„ « Um m tnjoyta iqd R. 

«tw etam*. Tl» "Use pn>d» frahments «n «ri. 

of the *fi«tr »ni M lUed to pur . • • 

chue IvBllali Mr the new LatMran *»•_._._ UHliiiim. 

ciupel BOW muter eocutructtoo at VlrglfllO WlllKHW* 

^*W Uti. Ronald Do-all tn *^^f îili?' 1 &[^, rf 

•MMR fcr both Ifoupi and fuper. 

V **te t, W^ff* ^^*tt ^ 

W**"*' • • • • • Ib. 49« 

CRACKil BARREL CHEESE 

pkg* f9e 

ORANGES 

ins uMd for the dMaratkna. 

i •n*ndln« win HHfc? 

Stretch. J«Dft MaM, SiBdn Slmpw, 

MyUta Turner. Jmet Mclnnet, 

Leroy Bslter, nmattlr gnu md 

ChrUtopher Snilh. Joey TMarim 

sent » f Ift but aw muble (a •Meat, 

* • * ' 

ChiMran Invil*^ to 

Write Safety i m 

C«puln Byna R, Chrti&c, of Iht 

O«M«M Mtae IwmMr-M 

rtulmun of the AnMticui Latftoa 1 ] 

S»f»iy Etsjiy Coauii conniime, U; 

uBaanMd Out MM 1MB NM 

New Jtraey .dwol «UdMB •« «• 

peeled to submit «U)^ In the L«- 

fioB't Uth uiiiul CMInl, whlrt 

will dose M the iute UM by M»y 

IS 

ṖolnUnf out tittl Mil ipecUl (>ra- 

JM of the l^gton, w*K* ori«iMl.d 

In this Me, U designed to promote 

UfeUr it Home. iaMjr on th* 

Str«i, ud Stfeyi la the IM, for 

thouMnos at .chool dlMrn, Chrt»- 

tic slid pupils In the sixth, seventh 

•nd eighth gndts •» MlfiHe tS 

compete In the canteM, ', 

Bntyt si not more ttm 400 nmmt 

viu b* HbBlitMl to wiunty rii«5» 

men by April 10 and. In tdrn, (lie* 

M Mate HMMuuitan In Trenton by 

M«y 10. Winners wM receive Its 

falMwini •mnb; Fltit priie noo 

U. 8. Savings Bond; second prize fSO 

bond; third priw K$ bond; fourth, 

flfth. alith and leventh plice wlo> 

Ken will ncalve honorable Button 

and an Essay Medal 

Slot* Employment at I 

Record in DMMibsr I 

Non-iitrlMiltoral employment U , 

New Jersey reached • record blah I 

enpMyed at 1.B2I.400, it 

nounced hart today by Labor and 1 

Industry CoBBBlsstaw Ctrl HoWer- 

"MAN KNOWS NOTHING 

TRULY THAT HE HAS 

NOT LiARNED FROM 

EXPIRIENC6" 

• (Authsr'i nmne below) , 

B**>r» wt RhariMctaHl 

an ifCUM our lleum f» 

-*«tte« ptormMf, •tit* 

frîi C^CTofpbtrr^S 

and irvlc*. w ,* pharm*- 

«W • rapFMtpsfe f# 0Mtt 

PfactMl WpMrMrlM, 

Thlt tr^nlna «MMM H* 

f# pi oi§fif ^your liMitfi fci|N J 

tw. Any gMrihlm tan M> 

only whifc *t Ita 

pMiiqf. W* fra talq 

RECORD PLAYERS 

bwHr PU.AIAT. 

1-H^R4Sp^dCon«,r. 199.95 U2.00 

,.HiR4SfMMi€«iMl« 229.95 191.00 

1 - 4 SpMd AufMnoflc . 59.95 49.95 

1-4Sp^dAuro.fortabU 54.95 48.00 

1 - 4 SpMd Hi n PortxibU 94.95 ?4J0 

45 R«cord Playm (HmiMd) 39.95 36.50 

1 - 45 JVM TabU Modal 34.95 29.95 

1 - 45 RPM Portable , . 34.95 29.95 

1 - Comb. Radio A ,. -. 

4 Spood Portable . 79.95 69.90 

1 • 45 without amplification 22.95 17.00 

HOME 

>î0iilir 

ir.ts 

34.95 . 

».9S 

34.95 

39.95 

CLOCK 

EDI A Ci 

I-KI. A 5J 

U.9I 

22.50 

27.50 

31.50 

14.95 

• 

RECORDS 

All 45 JKO! (HORDS 

WERI We FRI. £ SAT. 78c F 

45 Sing!* Play Albums . 1.49 1.30 

45 DoobU Play Albums . 2.9S 175 

33 L. P. lUcorth . . . 3.98 3.60 

RMord Caw, . . . , t,9B 2.72 

TVTABLKRegular 12.95 flfCUL 8,00 

RADI OS 

PORTABLES 

Ragular 

TELEVISK 

PRICES INCLUDE ANY T 

; ' V IN 

24" DoluM Con»oU Awto. 399 

21" Swivslott* . . 2 9 9 . 

21" Blond Fleer Modal . . 299. 

21" Table en Lags, Blond 319/ 

21" Table Medal . . 209. 

(Mln. Allow.) 

TRIAL WITHOUT OBLIGA, 

IXTRA 

With Ev»ry Orrfar for • TV S«t w» ; 

MYERS MM FRflÂliTiNNA and 

BALL. A M ValuM fM,95 ft $7.Mi 

FRI. A SAT. 

29.95 28.36 

34,95 32.50 

39.95 34.95 

PHILCO POUf 

Rogular 

29.95 

34,95 

Antenna Spec 

ONE AND ONLY ANTENNA 5 

THROUGHOUT THE "* 

ANTENNAS . 

ANTENNAS . 

ANTENNAS . 

AN ADDITIONAL 

Ragular A 

. OVER 20.06 

• • ". • >jfl 

. OVER 30.00 

. OVER 40.00 

10.00 C 

ON ORDERS TAKEN THIS ftfl 

USED MERCHANDISE i 

! CLOCK RADIO, Excellent Condition , , . !| 

1 TABLi RADIO 

1 45 R.P.M. (Demonstrator) 

1 PORTABLE RADIO . . . . . . . . i 

SPiCIAL _ SPICiAL 

1 21" DELUXE FLOOR MODB. TV ON CASTBIS . . 

ib Roasts 

H«UM|lr HikRM*l 

•, infill* pnwb r t 1H 

' y Mffiil pemt •••§ 

ft II Ik "«i»«f.ninir 

TMiw Start UMICH 

Fall Butt 

Cut Ib. 

VM 

^^5 '• Wi , iW^B^B^W n^tM V^v 

RoMi Steaks . w M 

wng Chickens ^-^gjji-e^ 

{good Sliced Bacon 

re Pork Sausage m 3• »•* ? 

NsrJdA Pweil lipseMl Lew NMQ 

ftERY 2^29° 

resli StrawlMniss 

. *•; 

IP From Oratga Jiica 

! Moita Towato Mm 

Peacnos sô 

GoNea Corn 

•to Catsup 

iVs Cucunier Spears 

• Paga Sparkle Nliiigs 

sfMOit Ice Creaw y*mm 

PRICE CUT! P I ^ ^ ^ 

A 4 P l.sta«t Coffee - 

irt RMII» Fmli! It's All pMr* CfffM! NQW 

•Arkraait 

•ornraii 

WhiH rMn... IdMl farInfant 

Puf F!n«it—16-01 

outwy « n 

:•"•"••' •• • J M » P w t t f Platn, • • • •••'•• 

r Sugdrtd or ChMaMU Osmrtl ; 

53« 

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will b* gu«u. 

Indejwndent Order o 

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Ith AWwl«yA«l. Ml, 0243 Bethany Circle of ihe pint 

Mn. L»l. report.* tk« 

v H wWr# 

ta Aid Fira VictMM 

' A d*nMJ«i mm M toJno* 

HkM, vittta. of . ntent — 

OMM Ltabdi M aMMiK 

BWdW WMtag l»t «*k, 

Hn. Boil. Mna, taulrmM of 

KM! rapfirt en Wa Mto «MMai tt 

atoo via k(M M IM WttMM 

: fMMhM Clrele of the Flr.1 PTM. qlontr A toalMw «m af MM«ii 

totMMB Chnncli mMUni iiio f E 11 hu bHB ml. 

IP the Church IIOUH). 

The tiotteu p«ln(ge*went to Mn. 

PM Turojr and .n AMMn VWft 

^J*Wt ,of Au«jrd. and Inve.tliure plant to Mn. Ftm M

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Mnlay wM«> aiuilwr- 

torn, Mr HM Mr." t» JiMM*, 

The modern MMêWM « M « 

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SCRIPTIOHS 

«f yMr Mrvie* In .hto Ptoun 

Freeholder Dr. Leon Scbuck. erta. of life and (tnMglH in Uiemetoriii would fHB» a mlBimum of 

earfy day* of Uiii naort, Mr. Coop, four houn driving to r»cb l*n» tribute 

it I Towon, Fate Brothers, Leonard AH- ert most vivid reeoUeetton. of &i» dalphia from *•!* W »»««,f twu wd H*d mitaKMi 

-I ami tad Glen Smulley, pins UM on-venture from the big eity to theI U pouible If tM motorW mftaPed 

Hn body of «« executive coma seashore rent, on Me rtiora of only the one lire puiiflu» anU* ._j county fwanDtfa 0* aiM, 

lee of the Board of Agriculture ud moLorlng *aek in the winter of HIT. paled in eakutatinl thh mlnlmmn Athullc Qemt?* **•*• In IM 

wives. Mr. add Mm, GarMB art 

time. 

kiinent IdlaM IliMST. «nile O . 

planning a trip to Florid* In the near •Lstded wlH. my wife, my»rl, 

bn-land Cou»»y la to receive *1JSV 

future. 

eur Inn Mttlnf Man and mir "W. nifMrad thrtufh aMut 

# * • 

dsa, our ucmMiand Maxw.ll MMH puiMhim an «ur «*V fw* m. 

VMaTAMJt MM* 

cwerad HM dlrtant. tram miladalpMa 

M Quart City fci«a moke yoim visit on# 5you'll 

remember. * I 

PLAN YOUR SHOPPING NOW! 

THE AVENUE SHOP 

LABWS' WIAR 

709 ASBURY AVENUE , 

JfHnSS^^ 

HERE ARE THE MERCHANTS TO SEE - - - DONT MISS IT 

W. T. CANS 8, SONS, PAINT 


.MOORE'S FIRESTONE STORE 


th±tk?2 

' i JVÊp."~'"''T?^ft^;, 

Csnw nth and A»bury Aw. — phone 3380 II Seaside 

The Flanders 

Ocean City's LargMf and 

Mott Modern Fireproof Ho/o» 

Theatre 

Semeri Point, N. J. 

Thursday . Friday, February M 

— DOUBLE FEATURE _ 

PHBHl titt 

Childran.25e 

lafwniayMMMMl:lfP.M, 

esthar Williamt in UNGUARDED MOMENT and 

Nirnjit Tucker in STAGECOACH TO HJ«Y 

BENTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 

f 13 ASBURY AVENUE 

BOYD'S RADIO & TV 


BROWNLEE^ FURNITURE 


HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY 

•TH STRUT and WESLEY AVENUE 

IRVIN JOHNSON, JR. £ CO. 

#44 ASBURY AVENUE 

KABAT MEN'S SHOP 

720 ASBURY AVENUE , 

MUNZ BROS. MARKET 

•TH STRIET and WIST AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY PAINT CO. 

926 ASBURY AVINUE 

OCEAN CITY PET SHOP 

909 I, ITH STREET 

STA.NTON-S DEPARTMENT 

•10 ASBURY AVEMUI 

PHR TURNER 

•*Ki- 

iOARDWALK AT ELEVENTH STRUT 

DINING ROOM OPEN 

FOR DINNER 

DAILY 5:30 P. M. fa ft P. ML 

S-lurdty- Sunday, February M0 

June Allywn and Jack Lemmon In 

YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY MOM IT 

CINIMASCOPt IN TBCMNICOLOR 

ThMtra CkMd Monday, Tu~day TK! WMlmHtoy Nû 

JERSEY LIVE LOBSTER . •'. 

UV^ CRABS , . , . . 

BUDD'S DECORATOR SHOP 


A. CASALE FURNITURE « 

«3X ASBURY AVENUE . 

KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY 

CORNER 11TH STREET and ASBURY AVINUE 

KINO SALES COMPANY 

#TH STRUT ami ASBURY AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY SEWING MACHINE CIRCLE 

510 STH STREET 

PALERMO'S SUPERMARKETS 

Ml »nd Ml ASBURY AVENUE 

M 

SUNDAYS 4 P. M. to « t P, M. 

Coune DWWS fr«.'2.50 

, LIQUQ 

Ontht 

COLES AUTO RADIO 

911 ASBURY AVENUE . 

DAN'S MARKET 

738 ASBURY AVENU^ 

' 

JACK LOUIS MUSIC CENTER 

m ASBURY AVENUE 

MENNIES LADIES SHOP 


I 

* SCHUFF ELECTRIC 


SEARS SALES OFFICE 


WALLACE HARDWME 

750 ASBURY AV 

^l*PlliiP"-''> 1 

XON'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 

., •".. 731 ASBURY AVENUR • ; ;. '. 

G. C. MURPHY CO. 

•TH STRBIT .r»d ASBURY AVENUE 

SaVAGN REXA^L PHARMACY 

9TH STRtET and ASJMJItY AViNUB 

•Ht 

V 

r».'«Vw\* .• :,,,:*. .". ^VfcKj^g 

• - • - = "' •• ^^fc ^ _ *X ^ ^ 'i ff ' -. •-= ^t " i i 

MO 

" . - • • • • ' ' ' . • - -

BsW^'llWis-' 

y Things 

1M* MM* 

MeM ««•, 17, M •dttor and puhllaher A meeting of that CmttHty Caua. 

Of a HUwa and finance ma«Mine. ty Republican OrgaBluSilB Court 

Heh« b«q m the iwwte rinee 1M1 Mouse but w«k rfl^Zi Th. "!* 

W' 1W' 1»f*=*,« 1 t.^W*. « fcayn'. DirteS Kitchen laVliyi, 

who Me? bat to Governor Robert on February i. -' ----^ ^ ^ 

I Fbrtej ha« . 

a 

t 

Gives you fingertippushbutton 

cooking. a huge master ovco, roomy 

storage drawers. While they last! 

V 

:«.-*

• ^ V - " ' v 

: 

• " • • : • • • • • • • 

V V V 

% 1 

* **»>JHPS 

inrestors 

, Mfealad 

the poll. tBapramn Jiw^bir, 

Mated, Mmm t jûe ^ own our. 

and Mer of Hmtfcfleid 

We could stand a » M K new '»!• of the' 

^ (Wllr obsolete Hun MMKM n«pitai Board B( 

, And we MM ami. Man. of Dean Ctty, 

getting. Md O«kl F. Ortwr. of Tuetobot. 

• ^ ww anW at TgrtabK. MM. 

aMdent last rear. 

r«idin« « IM BrtaM- 

• H" Bverett Cope, Eobert C, Campbell, 

IIM«P 

Uftulty 

Atbart W G«rtop. Dr. Hem 

Celrafn and Arthur 0. Wetldm. 

Ocean City ClwiihfT af Conamcce ogit»n, 

a—ir•_ .- _„_-,„,!- anj dueted an hnprwnptu Chamber 

B*etf in an economic and mmbt m nmvî cyba. where 

• > Uiey an Bet whUe vacationing 

il__ 

» ruij ASO 

, ,« m 

mo*e*s fa regions 

"•W :,. . , freeholder Learnee M. tear r* 

accomplish al- tired from the awsuif bwlnesi 

affain. wt*ch>« aeBdaeted here etnee 1111, 

Til 'ythe 

«* aala^M* business to R Kupptns- 

M-good 

me In-the community, 

emimer- ttt own 

*MJtei|i»l property owners of 

even wrote to the editor several weeks 

-*--^ * ^ W M Uuwigliour 

***i of what wu proposed 

her objection. She and 

roperty owner* depend 

to *oep them abreast of local 

3 

newfpapere in America 

more rapid and healthy 

Bttauea to rtagger In the 

clear in Aurtnillarecentf 

retained possess- 

-" what many con. 

of V. 8, tennis. 

one of the best clay 

even employs a top 

tennis team and hain't • 

Kjys and girU go crazy 

frfck, tonnlt it relegat- 

1 ^ i 

State* increased by IBS per ant from 

IW to IMS, and now there are 4J 

beds for every IMS persons in the 

nation. In MM Uie ratio wai U beds 

per 1,080 persons 

In the December issue of Its 

monthly (taustieaJ bulletin, Progress 

to Health Services, Ike FaundaUan 

UUUH an coming ever ckner Is 

tbe «J per IMS ratio traditionally 

considered • nandird raeaiun of 

nae*." 

la ItNl, auartilnf H MM awlMW, 

» Mafaa inn fealaw Mw naHanal 

average af tf M par IJM f>* 

W I i 

,, M M * irat appointe« to th* 

.«* reWrtt, -and "stand In ««Mnj 

'tfkiealWkrfaiant under the new!? 

'contrast" to the But South Genial 

adopted civil service system were 

D. Norman Yooni Benjamin L 

DttafM asd Charles T Boiia. 

* . • The Bible 

Tbe Shore Memorial Hospital patienl 

list read Ilk* Who* Who in 

And Daily lit* 

Oeaan Cily. Confined were Harold 

I. PrentlH. dittynani j. PreKOtt ""• bcaUed "Arable of the Sow, 

Cadaun, morUdan. WUbur A. Clark, 

high school airletie coach, and Polite 

jndae Howard Warren. 

* m m 

I. Raymond Sbuman succeeded 

Laurente P I.unoy as manager of 

the 0. C. Murphy Co. store nere. 

* # * 

In a "Stale of the Community" 

talk at •the Hotary Club, May 

» w «f pnnperHjr ir -we keep our 

feet en the ground and follow the 

l 

M Y«*H» MO 

RsuA HM carrlM away beach in 

Uie mil AOJerin ten-, «Oor, 

thr—UMM* BMHlwalk bulldmc 

Iter*. Ftort C, Slmm. aUed for the 

construction of flve jetties from 2nd 

to IOth rt. to protect tb« ana. 

* c • 

Cart Haltt enlarged bit boat work. 

#t ath «. and Mwn « v, to meet 

for bigger and 

Tbe «MMT In w«, dblntemd 

from MM ctnw aW|e of the rsajd 

' » on 9th rt.It 

nvoes • m V wul a ami of so*- 

» natUfa idaMiad •• hUtoric dot., 

umtou »t»nJ la Uui »tont when n 

*• laM to |ns. Atftnnm the box 

Flood »lctlm« In UIE Ohio River 

valley wire cent I0T cirtom of tu*d 

cloUiinf and »i.i*o in tash eaatribu«*d 

by Ocean City naMeati . 

. JIJ* .!•»*» Cant! ftower and 

•utOBwUc ntw t«t«r far 

FRESH 

yaar, 11 itatn wen balew the na> 

•tonal .Ytr.,. sf 4.1 and » radar 

the 4J ratio. 

"What would Men to be of 

greater significance, however is that 

in IMS, 14 states hid less than (hree 

general hospital beds per lfiBt papulation 

three lUtei bad IBs than two 

bedt per MIOI but tw t«65. none 

of the tiatw bao tm »» ttm* bedi 

par l.«tD pop^laUMl- the bulleli. 

perwns, ruk above balk UK nit 

wide and standird ratio.. It. bi 

T" really should nave been olle (l 

the •'Parabie of As Ground," or the 

•Parabaie of the Hearer" Because 

ttie lesson fa not. "Pake need how 

ye sow," buL -Ta*e «eed taw ye 

hear," 

The parable vmi » favorite meih. 

od of Jesus In His leaching and 

who read the Gospels seize upon 

this to point out how simple Jesuj' 

teaching was, how much it appealed 

lo the people, and haw easily it was 

understood 

A keener reading, however, would 

show bow incorrect this interpret* 

tion is. The parables seem simple in 

ibelr story form, but almost invariably 

those who heard Jejus wen 

The stotF MW j»«f UIWJl auM 

their fldnii, bat Biey 4M not 

Hun again 

the Mary and Bake Its nteants 

plain. 

^Tbto Is • parable for hearers. 

The seed sown Is the world, and 

human hearts and minds tbe 

(round. God has broadcast the ceed 

very wl J -»- •—-• —••— •-- - 

(tony. I 

or produce te#$v*. Miftm"0tim 

of our heart* U aCllow, tbel* «B1 

be no erowUi or harvest. 

But If we take) tfee seed af God's 

word and until Info deep and Iton- 

«t lie.ru, it MD bring forth fruit 

manifold. , • \ ,. -•" 

Tiikim 

In as adltsrial conwent In tba 

D«eml>tr Bulletin. George Bugbee. 

beds an 

tion problems an TirtualJy •alved,'* 

Tben in IIOl many American 

EOnuSBSities with too few nespital 

beds and sose wiyiset hospital fa a 

cilitle.." Mr. Badfbee uM. •Man 

o^'er, even eossunltles matgblns the 

national bed-pspalatlan ratio of *3. 

beds perLOCK? are not eseaiui from 

tbe cooUmuJ «tlf*«4UuaUon of tad 

needs, 

-If anything, this dimcult self, 

evaluation is becomln£ inrrfmintly 

couple* With a growing population; 

I larger group of people in the upper 

age fradei whs reqmre more 

days af Itosdta] can par year; an 

increased ate of lutpHtll hy ptiysi 

ciMi in proyidlng mmWim •edieal 

ewe to parsoai ml ail *i« i|nd a 

foneandwnt daman in tba durain 

all of ow ttaapttala," , 

forum and Agin 'Em 

Rmdw Stralghltrru Us 

Out On Vaud-vilU 

Edtter, •Mianel>l*de«r — in (.rt 

vceett TCpar, fcelow the picjura of 

the MMfiyn ncatre, you uy thl. 

loft' wot aaad to accommodate scamery 

'flatt". 

In the aid 

hnu then •waa'abiiBf, m »U»er 

werlr the scenery w kataatd In 

tka air aid dropped when needed. 

Tbe tap juncture was ailed 111* 

'griddle* asd the ropes were secured 

in tbe Uy gallery' on regular 

nautical belwaag pins 

or rapid dianges afld In soeaa CMK 

'dirie changes' with, tta curtain up 

and the Hants out, sometimes almost 

cmplettly assembled rooms wer« 

hung overhead in nidi a way thai 

they could be speedily set up or 

takes away. Oh JF«S, clearing a 

scene from the stage was called 

'strutter. 

Sane of the standard scenery 

hung up had such nans as cyclo 

rama, skrim. back drops and oleo 

This oleo wa* the famUHr scene 

with all the irii, in front of which 

»aOT? nytwrine gim ww urmLiitiei. 

T»o«»*t you aUfbt fee, Jtfanat, 

AHhauei vauderille la the theatre 

multiple accominodaUona should be 

kept sepanu from We guest house 

districts, and the guards should not 

3SM iMEhwaed av 

Bogota, N. J. 

(Mistaken terminology was result 

of too much unurt in a chap associated 

too tone wtth Jhe cjneiBa.—Mt 

By George 

paomioiH, BMtMrtlMtlM, new etiBUh 

melt and other moves toward peak 

er productivity are being curtailed 

•onwwhat. This is earning some aneartatatF. 

aa a rrauit 

The Pleaadent aaus* annrer the 

question this situation presents |n 

the immediate future, II Is his num. 

ear on. rinmnillr pmhlmi 

The Neighbors 

Look at Things 

We mn In fuB MMRi win t*s> 

recommendatiom mtt* reeatlr »V 

tke proaacutar whits w now under 

IMMHMHi^neei UMead of ls> ttw 

abarin aflln as tt« have taM. 

AMaMMmaHAn waaafiib. 

lishDMot af an Wemilleation bonw, 

wflfc tka preaent -mug shot" a«-pio» 

it tfea Muty )ail now undav Uw 

hMT h vw t d 

Both MBWBUUC means af saatartng 

reatmosttMlity and aaghartiy 

for law •nfgnamtnt where it BOW U 

anyuny, ami srtabily both tn Oi'- 

cexsary far efficient opentioa. We 

these recsanmendMiona reajaed, 

A WlLCOMe CHANG! 

ICp. May Star *•* Wav.l 

Cape May taxpayers renived a 

pleasant surprise with the anneneement 

that the iflt7 t» nm far local 

purposes would be 41 opts below 

IM ««r' 5 rate CU>rflKrt.U IMatad 

out that tka «ductlon dM Kta! 

elude the effect* of scbaal or Mnnty 

bUdWHa. MJi af which ire aqwetpd 

tn show increases which wiU offsot 

to s«n» degne the fuU 41)

a# Holv Trmrtv 

01MB IWIJ of MMM 11 Blllj l» 

Ryan Mwnoriol 

f * * ' ^2^ 1 

:^»;S ^^ttftt 

life* «•*, Pknaat t VanaMa, 

Mi«//,• Dryw Wan 

1 

. : • .' * ~ri.---s.i- *itB* ; !' 

- ._ - • , « -ii'j ''-V ~«:i.'.Viin, 1 t 

>age 8 for Defai/s 

af WUr TrmBr Cbmh. M 

YOOfi UTTli liA6Ur' 

4 

V 

Awouncemenfs 

Inefar sf Holy Matty, 

* I Andre- SMthr, sf 3S 

fjhif data. Mania 

! 

I WorM Ply of foyer 

tor tte 

al World Bay of Pnjw wen 

at * - - " 

I UK kaae tf (be pRsdcat, Xn. Fnr 

Tke dale sf the skaa-nan i< Hardl 

t. 

Unhn en migrant work In 

Mi Jenny h Mas dWribnud br 

i 

Tmmamj e^BB^Û a. 81. *""•* Jl£V. WlBfan JL lasSO* «f 

-TIIIIIIIIIIJ iiiniiii I p, m. BridsMtn, «*o HCM urtii Mnan 

BeKihtt Ram *pcn Monday We* and m* (oca tpeseef at tin- Worid 

LlfJLlIj lilt aWlAr, II 1. n. II) I CmnmimMy 

«a». ttaat k> «M«, aWMc L*«», WB M*MtoMI «wk UMnlan; 

briafi mm »«• luUaace, -ill te AttfMtnif Ui« plaaBiaz r»«tin( 

broacU out at CbrMiaa SM» nn Mr*. John A. MMWteanty. Mrs. 

atntea Suasar. Boirr K. N*T. ius. Mn. William B. 

•Trlrrtiorli t« be read from CamMt, Mrs Bichird S, Grime*, 

•fefnaTaad B«lth «it* E^, to «•* Mair*« A. Ylnsllns and Mrs. 

•tWfaipMnaSlrMar; Bato Eddy W « SampW, 

-IW hêw, HIIMUM. ««itaaia, Bibf* CIMS Enioys 

VaUnrine Party 

to UM 1 ^h 

to ipttrb nd actkn,' l*dl«' BiM 

MMHHM 1 W "HI MM* Joyed a Vtltntin^ parr; follo*in* 

Uw Mtnfnf MB Pnmra* «:M« 

h tbiE8^ fSgBlaf aie^jag Monday e¥e* 

-»•» to tte Lord pin aD UrtMBMt in (kf church kaaw, 

hetrt: asd kaa not unu Uiine sag lae DM£iiflg vms sp«ned vitM 

•rtMatBMlM. la .ill thy •»• at p^ver and a Scripture reading ^f 

tBC BfiBidMU, Mn, Add.e M kul* 

SPSS* ***""*****"**** 

Xn. MaM Oakey zavr i ulk on 

"Wanes sf the Bible". Ihp tspk bî 

Isf (be Bosk ol Ratb. 

saSBgflts were fenred fnis 

ABsnted wUb the ValeMM 

«hw. Co-ho«t«K» wen Mn. DM 

Woodruff, Ms. Lillian NtrtioLion ud 

Mn, Benlu WUtan. 

, «„. HOLV TMNItV IMieOPAL 

Iflfht NBT- 7 p. 

* • BL FMIUljr Eacbariit fCanV 

muoiml .nd Ourdi School cta««. 

U ». m.-MoVnta, WanMp Strv- 

' IM -Xirium 9( Hit MIBIC 

~ '" !_«opiei 

•Bi Hn. Udsla 

l . AH yo 

Join Utt. «map. 

f » taf 

W«*leyan Guild Hman 

Two Book Reviews 

Portioni of nr* books were rod 

U 1, Bb—Itamhg Fnjrer ud Mir. 

«on br tn« *r. Uolj Cmmyn. 

for devatiani at the rot;ling of the 

Km U Smd.y of aeh month. Woleyao Smrwit* OuOd at the r-rtt 

Methadist Church Monday eveniag 

at Ike ban* of *l« Mtk Read, 101* 

Wesley a*. The readings included 

rt dM» Communion portinnt from Fmth Baldwin^ tile 

MeriMIr ntunl. 

ttoty, "Face Tmirt the Spring" and 

J»e»er Xanhail's "Voiunleers Wanted 

For an Experimmf. 'i 

nr MCTHOOWT 

FoHowine the neeluli a Valentin* 

party m enjoyed ud gllu were **• 

rtung«l. Those stlenrfing were Mis* 

Read, Mrs Floyd Scott/Miis Florence 

•. m.—Chuirh School with Way, Mls» Edythe POWEO, Mn. Janet 

tor rnrw ace, Nuiwry, Kg. Qvnine, Mn. BlcMVd SauUuud, 

1, Junior and 

Miu Mirlld Shikiiuojl, MIM Ethel 

Lee, MiM Mayne Anderson and Mn. 

ill will 

M We Cantnl n, School. He 

WUIiam OulRek. « 

jrt BiMc On wiU M k 

the ciMtBria mod tte Mm** Bible St# iloifiss whoif to 

Claw la Um cfnnMilnm, Roy E. 

Sponsor Muiicele 

The Senior Oloir of St. June. 

A3O CJmrch, 7th it and H.ven ir, 

wiU proaat toe Oatpal Trtvelet-s in 

a mmictl pntnm Ok Sunday, Febraaqr 

10, at I p. m. 

The altak in to laefit ttc find 

for pupAMag BE* ct»lr nbea, 

Mn. •etatt Ly*H k Aatouaa, 

B, Uf W«. Tt» MJHlanary Society of St. 

tavUcd tt Jaw will awat HUWMnHdiy at 

»P. •"-•! the home of M«. Lottie 

Manning. H7 nh iL, Mn. Ida Tayi 

lor, preaidmt, hm annsnneed. 

ti*mi»mUtt.rt. Th* Goêi, M.t- 

U a nL—Nor»ery Epomorcd by 

WF^J& 

TNE MEASURE OF CIVILIZATIO 

Some folks judge civilization's progress by the kind '* 

of houses they live in. 

• 

Others point toward the giant strides of science or 

industry—or the striking advance of music, art. and 

literature. .« , , ' • " , „ . „ 

Yet civilization is perhaps best measured by the kind 

of people it produces- 

Picture a man who respects the dignity and rights of 

others, and who looks with compassion on human suffering. 

He is guided in all things by an abiding loye for 

God. His moral stamina never ebbs, His 'spiritual 

courage grows stronger. 

Multiply this man by the thousands ... by the millions 

... and you'll see a civilization higher and greater 

than has ever existed. 

_ ^ 

The Church is the one great institution that devotes I te * .—"*"* 

itself to the development of man's character and spirit. * H 

As long as it continues to thrive, we can expect ©ur I Si 

civUwation to flourishand progress, Help extend the I feSSiafaa- '* fl 

influence of the Church—give it your support, wake it ', ' ' •*r**^S7.. • • •«. £j 

ARTHUR M, DaMARIS 

104 AlbriHc AM. PhMW 12U 

* HUGHES' 

CENTRAL PHARMACY 

Mi Sh mti WMify An. 

Thh Striti ft Mug PuUiAml Undtr th. Sponto.ihlp of thm following: 

Hi. OMI 

OCEAN CITY 

WATER SERVICE COMPANY 

210 T«nth SIMM HMMMSI 

PALMER 

TOOAY - Th« MAN of TOMORROW 

pWWfi THE BASEBALt LTTTLE 

|UI IN THIS COMMUNITY. 

| MA BOOSTER. 

ER J. viiNmsm 

FUNERAL HOME 

U Y 

FUEL OIL 

BURNER SERVICE 

i»r Service Contracts 

From , , 

NHAGERTHEY 

.COMPANY 

ROAD 

one |,P,35St 

j "JHSf HBRB BUB among all the '57 ear*

dL ~ . . * 

*f 

^ 

A 

* i 

«M 

MeutSP u 

M* nwdta. 

out the 

7 t, 1 ; 

|tl«, UM tqulpmeot 

•d by M. Sent* BCTSCF cod I 

^^fc» CWtf QarlM Gray «nm 

fM&prtad MIS l»d wulpDnt 

.to Ml* »«pltal, where It waa put in 

(ilM sited autoclave, a pneatt by 

whK* It v» atarihM In tour mX 

mm, U. waa then brousht back to 

the school for iug Main. 

Xagiateretl Burwa .s»i»Un» In the 

adomiiatMtlon or the vaccine Included 

Mr* Bate Oaataldi, Mr.. Bum 

earns. Mn. Mary Lsckaart, Mrs, 

Oeortf. Gere*. Mn. Irving Braver. 

•Mn. Mra, M m SclbaL Mtaa.HaB. 

natt Godfrey, Mn, MID Koch Mid 

Mn, Lucas, Atlantic County Health 

Nufae, 

„ AJto ""toting were Mn. Mod* 

| ?»" r ' 

M «- *> Owner, Mn. 

_for_«srae«ten6 of new St. Joseph's R. C. Church In Sotners WSTT £an° Mi* w^.*fe^BS K 

Sr'lJioiKto by the "* v - John °- mmm - pmor0t toe e)ipaiid ' fis.^MS B m^M^K 

thoiic Cbrgy Join in ASJSJ«^^P^# 

jh's Cornerstone Rites Ba?B-«%»'"aS' ^r^^^r^»S' • 

•w »• V»r» R.v. Mtar, BarMal, 

structed In IB aa a InlasMII church 

Charl.. Long, patMr sf M. Pater-* to It. Anluitlne'9 Church. Onan 

. --—-• Church, PlMianlvilla,- MH »a*. CHjr, while toe Rev, Thomas F. Blake 

I, Jneph's R. C, John J, Balay, O.SJk., sf Vlllansva wai paMor there. Almost SO yean 

* noon Unhranlly,- «.. Raw. Mr. Planagan, 

Mar* •anwrs Point News Paga 4 

have passed since Holy Mans was 

trUhioners wit patter, and Ma R»v. Jamaa Scan- ttnt ottered In Somer* Point. 

The copper toil Ion, aulsttnt at Sf. Jaapli'i. In IMS the Rev. Paul V. Barry 

•led. This eon. ^ 

was appointed as the Ant pastor 

g«h documents The num of st, Ausustine s wenThe pariah has had remarkable •WOVNMNCK, ».|.» 

ircldent of the » lUendanee. The cross bearer was growth in the short space of 10 

hi Elsenhower; \ 

years. Numbering (esi than 500 persons 

at Us Inception, the parish now 

Jeney Robert Orois, Fred and Junes Smartley 

.J Boners Point. S^pllelJ Coates. 

has more than 1800 registered mem. 

the paMar or St. Dedication of As church Is at-ten, and that number Is substantially 

lncnasM during the summer. 

• •»-/« SH pha taut 

"» Re*. ! Jotaa G. peeted around Eistcr. 

atw^lrer-cotaj, . Ground was Jwflketi for the new 1% jt J L 

contributor •cut annHlntiiB to the The eolantal new «iSi« church r3i,,~nj, Is approximately XM1 an 70 ittU 

feet wide and ISO feel Ions Thomas I NO SLEEP LMT 

•II of the architect; the West C_... 

nctuary Company, of Audubon N, J,, 

Kenoral contract. The OK" 

csrantMy will aecoinnodBte 050 pers 

~ Anchorglass ' 

c. MIXING BOWL SET 

IN BEAUT1FUI 

HEAT H- i )• 

TRUi Tl' IN 

ihiirVa HHfvl In covntl.ii 

klrth,n thMM,,,, m «- 

irMilva you'll warn Hum 

In Bfomln.nl dliplay for 

all i« Mil 

Valu* *l.i In • 

RIO. 1.49 

Tl» prwent wrUS Murdl at I**JL*' **&* 

h, nr a»oyt-.hBt very few 1 " * , , W 

' illg leSSt%O I1 nSPra,n! iI " rte * U "ll ""» *** *T 

SPEND 

LESS 

BUY 

MORE 

Th« Franklin Insignia on Our Door 

Meant that W. Otfer You 

CHAIN TYPE RETAILING 

with 

HOME OWNED STORE SERVICE 

I-ll, atsb u> Aal In Mfrfia tai- 

•*^V"J!!H*" * '• nwalt-«W»n 

iwfv.l. HM4 ranw« Hi w«nln §. 

•IM «U HMfAtl MNUMM JMt 

Curvm. Claw 

 

MODERN FURN 

MODERN LIVING ROOM FURNITURE I -' 

Rag, Prln SAV1 PRICE 

2-Pc.J.ECTIONAL, Foam RobW 

^_ 

2-Pc. SECTIONAL. F«»m Rubb«r «.i v- 

Cuihtont ..,., , 359.00 84.00 275.00 

18-l»«. SECTIONAL, Foam RUMMF mttM „ 

|€uthkN» 259.00 «Hfl0lW-O° 

SOFA, FNm Rubbar Cuthtona . 195.00 20.00 175.00 

• SOPA, Rav. Saata A Backs 

• Nat, Birch f=r-ir» ..., 179.00 40,00 1 

ILOVE SIAT, Rav, Saata A 

Back*, Nat, Birch Fr.nw 119.00 30.00 ' 

CHAIR, R.v. Saats & Back* 

Nat, Birch Frama ............ 69.50 20.50 ' 

PLATFORM ROCKiR, 

Nat, Birch Frama ............ 

HIGH BACK CHAIR, 

Foam Rubbar Soat ff,S0 20.00 

LARGE CLUB CHAIR, Rav, 

CLUB CHAIRS 

Foam Rubbar Cushion , 11 

, Foam Rubbar Cushion ..... 129.00 40.00 89.00 

Foam Rubbar Cushion ...... llf.00 30.00 i9,00 

Fo»m Rubbar Cuihion ...... 89.00 14.00 75.00 

| F«am Rubbar Cushion & Back 98.00 19.00 79.00 

HIGH BACK CHAIR, 

Foam Rubbar Cushion ....... 89.00 1440 75.00 

tUB CHAIR ;.,.. .-v-.... .... 

TUB CHAIR .............. 

EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 

SCATTER RUGS All Wool 

Approximate Six.* 27" x 48" 

Apprmimato SIIM 27" x «4" , 

2.95 - 3.95 

4,95 - 5.95 

Approximato Siivs M" x eO" ,,, 

Valuat up to I9.9S 

S-Pe. KITCHEN SITS 7" " .. 119.00 NOW 99.00 

109.00 NOW 89.00 

95.00 NOW 75.00 

UNPAINTED CHAIRS ...... ... MS NOW 4.95 

UNPAINTED STOOLS ..... ... 3.50 NOW 2.95 

COSCO SIRVING CARTS ... 

ODD BIDS, Mostly Full Sin . 

ASSORTED FOLDING METAL 

BRIDGE CHAIRS ......... 

... 12,91 NOW 9.95 

50% OFF 

Rag. 4.95 NOW 1.95 

•'J '-• 

MOOCRN DINING RO.' - 

ALL 

LAMPS 

ALL TABLES REDUCED f*" 

ALL BOUDOIR CHAIRS 33%t 

SiRTA POSTURE MATTRtlSSBS -'•" 

* BOX SPRINGS ,,,,.... V.lu. 59.50 

COLONIAL FURNITURE 

SOLID HARD ROCK MAPLE DINING ROOM 

SQUARE TABLE 40" 

sf.oo MM MOO SOUp CHERRY DINING ROOM^ 

DROP LBAF TABLE ...... if,00 20,00 3900 C H I N A ............. 179.00 2900 1 

DROP LEAF TABLE ...... 

aSL58»B& "^ 4 *® 

ROUND EXT. TABLE 42" . «f.10 10.M 59.00 Glais Doer Top 1 Wî 

LARGE EXT, TABLE ..... 7P.00 20,00 59.00 CAPTAINS CHAIRS ,, 55.0 

LARGE EXT. TABLE 

»M 20.00 69.00 SIDI CHAIRS ........ S4.I 

ROUND IXT, TABLI ..... 79.S0 14.90 65.00 — " - •; - - ;• 

DROP LEAF EXT, TABLE, 

Formica Top ............. iiAoa MOO 9900 • .•••©ROOM SUITBS 

DROP LEAF TABLI ...... 

I LARGE HUTCH 56" . 

I HUTCH 40" ...... 

HUTCH 32" 

HUTCH 42" ... 

CHINA 34" ,« •.', 

BUFFET 44" , 

CAPTAINS CHAIRS , 

HITCHCOCK ARM CHAIRS 

1 HITCHCOCK SIDE CHAIRS 

ARMCHAIRS . . . . . . 

SIDE CHAIRS ...... ' 

SIDI CHAIRS 

ISIDf CHAIRS ........ 

Ch« 

119.00 24.00 95.00 SHa 

S 

27.50 3.50 24.00 

22.50 3.S0 19.00 

1MB SJ4I - 

i 

-* ^

* 1 >y 

1ft- " 

PronpW 3 Tim*. In 

iSik-La^î . ^âiijL^ 

2jpa»K[ 

I SWF OR Ilia 

•« of ardb^lrd, up*, Aslto, .to- IMMffW COfWvfM Witt 

OVER and M«rl«ne Moncriaf, Senior class 

co-pwsidents of the Youth Center this wintoto. 

fclmnh; of Youth Center 

e jby Popular Election 

« LLOTB , and MUBC. Th« IpitM heneMheri 

' Youth CMUr Is I bats no doubt notl»d. 

I»«I>Llllto IWii«iiy»-T-. Donald La. 

Rntlre CUM 

., Wayne Adam- 

, Brenda Browne. CharioUe 

IMTHOB Sand * ViHattae 11 

j 

•fcow *.'. Vateiittae" .. KanMtli 

Gorman, 

"Mr VMBMlnt" ., TOiiDeth Cornish 

*Mm ymmtim* ,. Judy Thm,,. 

ion, Joyw WeWon, and Linda Hart, 

"nubsrt V«l«itUn»» ,. jay Rsed 

Md HM Bltb< ClMS 

v.leatlM Day .. Oatt Atkby, Pamelc 

WmMr, LoulK DiMeglio, Mario 

Schmidt, Jeane Alberius, O.rj 

ftraon, Erik Haak, Carl Jtea», 

and Jack 2eHen, 

CALYPSO CMH It 

CINTRAL AVINUI SCHOOL 

What are the stnnge aonnda emn. 

Ing from the nflh aid Slxtti andn 

THIRD 6RAM MClivn 

THRIFT BANNIK 

The cUMnn at Mm. Heitn Amu 1 

Third Grade tadthe dUtinotlon of 

winning UK Thrift Baoner lad wait 

*t the Wetley Avmue Srhool 

"UPIL ACflVITIIt * 

IN THi TWRB tun 

"M 4**ii!^^se unjo » i oira unai 

went to the Unrary to ntaru their 

books and get naw HIM, 

Grover Brown vUled the Franklin 

Iiutitut*. Ho brought buck • blueprint 

of the FrankUn InMUute and a 

rain which he bougdt then. He explained 

the blueprint and patsed 

the coin •round UM room Co eimry 

one could sea it- The ctasj w« pleaa- 

•d thai ha ahared his trip. 

Olwrj'l WUkenon Brought in tome 

ceal. If Uw co*l It kept tn w.tea- It 

wUl grow, 

Keith KUIagaM Draught In a thermometer. 

w» keep checking ths 

«th#r dally tomUyi dUfuaAMj 

In temperature. Each of the pupils 

made • thermometer for himself. 

CtMWfii the foMw ^netM f 

nun, naughMr of Mr.. LaokM ' 

fgl. si PeltrtNrg, ui 

of Unvuod. 

fb* newlywed. wOl r«Wi. la 

Fort DM, when he ta nnr ^WooeA 

*fc CoMvav axateu t« M 4MB* 

ferred to utrM IMMa to «f Nawife 

w«l join MB, 

With nsra than au yean ovtr- 

•eaa, Sgt. Cmovtr plan lilt carter 

Amy, 

' « • * 

Mr. and Un, Robert Ilauiepcn and 

daaghter, Larettt, vuttedtlwir nepnew. 

Harry Kail)', of part atkaDMh, 

who Mlbtttt U, 1, Ah* M , 

Al r-rwrnmn rttarned to & Vet. 

•nos HMpltai, in WUmingtoh. Del., 

on Salnrdar, after a rtstf wife Mr, 

and Mrs. Jams Cload. 

Mn. Maude Walter, and WtQian 

ter, LUUan, were vMton to Wild linTtt 

wood. Mondty, 

I of ll*i 

. His C»vorH» .Ituwa are Fats sweeptag the country tnt 

Plans are belag completed for too 

44th annual meeting of the N»w Jersey 

Mosquito Extermination AssMia. 

«»ITOK Wt* feels PnNty. IBs pullw U (Iris and his 

Gentac Jim and hobby is singine.' 

help to furnish Uie acoompanlnunt 

instldenu of the Botti Jim and MaiMM Hke our 

to the Cirtjpso asngt and dances lion at Hotel Haddon Hall, Atlantic 

these boys and glrU create We hope City, March 13.16, 

paper, we're happy to report. They to be able to show our talents to all Dr. Bailey B, Pepper, caairman of 

led to Mil oMn tank OC.H-S. fa «Mnd. It la notof you later in the year, 

the Entomology Department at Butgen 

University, and secretary of ihi 

or the Center, The toolarge nor tooemail, so we get 

4 i * 

•wtHjever they wis.i I to ta»w •verimiie" TfcMf think the FIFTH GRADE MAKES GRAPHS Mosquito Association, said that about 

W speakers would pretent papfr; 

otJrlng thoûr oltlclal sessions. 

job k to proved. U U as popular that a new 

ArrtT'u^JZrX^Z 

dents, they «• Mready 

f 

trying 

"i * 

todo, o f r y 1 - 

,, 

Susan CUdwell were ohoson to make 

w grBohg on thii subjeqt. These 

w«. hold their 

•, _ . TT" iraphs will be dJspUyt-d in thi CenllaifOT 

Fvakiattnn 

Avenue School hall. 

lral 

ler, when the 

ha* been a nan. 

j. Marlcne haa lit faiWIail t«* 

farnrd. ApananMtAr flw itann • | pnafe *k» «*•» " 

i Before Hie end •< ihs HadaC ttt aMIaem, MM ' 

I (« getnu to be leaWatf and the paafto and M M . 

; liglu b thmine (branch, neeind a pa amf.a ta 

WorMM wildly, W flat* JaM u afeaflag, • , .•".. • 

(he hail toUi. After brwtbknlr Mr aad Jtf*. m LUIi 

nandtfi rear WM caper ta> tka kaaaw I 

teacher, you harry down UK hafl keen 

l« year nest elMc. Kefiwed, yea i urn ; 

reprieve, Yoor teacher tell* «_-.„_, . 

another test m doe. < 

Again your nU* a nanssed bat I , 

ehin up: After A rem-mber iftsi 

(anuUtr wank -of thai radio a»! 

nouneer, "WhB cans.*" 

Take a las trim attitude and at. u _ _ . 

lax, and your days aa a temnel I IHTWIM 

lest taker will end and >ouTl b • I * 

eosne a irmft.oM: - . .. !J . B A.|| 

«VIN JOHNSON, 

•44 Ajbwvy Avw 

CtfCTrTICAL COMTI 

H*M», NkMNM Mi Shop* Wi«d far 

• to JotaTtb* FJU 

'-i saying is "You 

unter and ' 

is Is di 

be for their benefit. 

out a form tWiicfi. Is ii*eir tothe vta. 

Itktg committee. It is their duty to 

dmiHa chett the school, keeping 

ttirtf eyes open for eertaui facts. 

After the examination the facts 

an compiled and the committee ran. 

den a detailed report. 

Coming f vents 

•» MATT HUTMAKIR 

At B;JO on onday, Febniarv- II, in 

the auditorium. Oeorga* draaan will 

—k for the high school students. 

II team 

..HI pl«y Sonen INjint* toan it 

name. At 7 the Vanity OHketbaH 

toam wUl talM on OMtnl Regional 

at IMBU, 

The regular schedule »U1 be fol- 

W*ed MM W«ta*iday and Taur» 

rtl Friday (toe MaMMi ton will 

slay Gaya kay. away. 

The DMtmitltt qjuo will give • 

JWunieF ** 

nJahte, the 15th 

«O,000 U,e total w a 

baUnw. ,nd ^ 

Leads League 

Only Undefeated 

Basketball Outfit 

By MIB MULLRft 

The past wefk saw some action in 

the Senior League sports. The court 

start were showing their skills by 

netting large numbers of baskets 

during basketball games or ipikinx 

balls for points in the volleyba,! 

contests , 

There have been many surprise! 

In the baakMbaU league and 

Charlie Bowman's team was a ' 

to deep an undefeated record. 1 

X Bowman 

O Ingenoll 

Y Varano 

V BaWey 

8 AdHitciylt 

R McLauahiin 

P iJjvetaml 

W DeSanUs 

T Fadden 

O Ubro 

Q Klnier 

L-losses; Pl.plice 

In the volloyhaH league, which 1; 

alBMXt eloMd exoept for • few MB 

si, the (Undlnga have sepemlcd the 

llama in general. The standing* an « ^nef 

as follows: 

fcaw torely on nuaf afâMdnaJ 

f C W T L PI. WM«ra. rortmately. these ara 

V MlHay S 0 0 1 tfmabt more asd more rffecti 

O mgeraoll 3 2 0 2 at «»"«* team, nart about cougW 

V Vanno J 1 0 1 anauld Sand pain. 

~ SiMnhardt 2 1 ' 

Bowman 2 0 

R MeLaughlln 1 3 1 8 

p LaveJarid 

S Adamnyk I 1 3 

t Mi'. * ' * 

U Btbro . _ . 

1 s i • 

9 Ktanr l o .. .. 

W r»«»nli» 0 1 I la 

Wallace Bros. 

Bnick 

SALES - SERVICC 

m and SlMPtdM AVENUE 

OCBAN CrfV. M. J. rMONB HM 

Ouarantawi USeO CARS 

•PMMtor di»ml«e» hi» 

ailmant at of no 

raal importuice. 

' and cartooniau 

Bake up Jokw 

•fcoot it. 

, Whlla it ia 

1 true Oat nobody 

mt died of the 

K common toM, a 

' miir Mi*r 

ancient *mictlon cm, naka tka 

^Mn feel siekw than minTnior. 

tta aarisutqw of hi. iêw—aari 

te^Bf of tin common cold can 

j . ^ , «» ta applied either %f 

dropper ar with an »tomi»r. In 

f t 

iff 

* * d 1 *?f • IW. •»«• 

* «* * 

thouwBd 

" 

tknU wwe Mated to thin way 

• CaUforoU phy.lclan, Dr. J.y 

Roberta wported. Mm tfte

lipp 

AflOrdm 

OR SPRING D 

CAUFCMtfltEE 

n.u nn lniwliiil 

on Improvement Tax, Btaches, Otb*r Matters 

V 

.*-. ireBuresr of the 

way Authority, 

AC Rwllhg , 

M Oc-on City 

lal 64IS4JB .tturj coat* I _J)nAer a finpreme Court 

m 

Deputy fo Visit 

Pocamnlas 

Sptciul riBj|rBHi 

ltev. nKft Oral NJ 

•Ury -iU Beet • Nsftfcfield FM- I 

^W MSBVfv &&&* 

HICKMAN'S Seafood 

OPEN ALL WINTER—Thurs. - Fri, - 

until 6 P.M. with the followin 

j A dan«MB m« mtt la ut Hares 

'«f DiBiem. 

Xn Ev Eels, chassis of Ike 

I SOMEKS PODfT—TheRev CbiHes AmjiKjimm nnmitw, reported 

r. tticfc Jr. HMr af Grace latter. thai an ^ f citifeM far pof^ is DwiM Crab In SMI 

• — Oiurcn ka* Beea ideaed bf HW Seventh, rsffaii ud Ntatt ends 

r Jerter State Junior ante BU BKB UTiafed «rtth ike srbooL OMriM Crab PMKM . 

M M UbMar Tall • 

af Onimiciic as one of Ike state i The subject of the sgj^ s ~Why 

ggTmiMint aen in ike odd ofI Snippet the Amerizsn Hat" Tfte 

Wai Gutlat ... onUr 

rsugtaL He »in go to Kenrk on ' Ban BBU be sitnMHl Bjr Mud 

I MHOS POWT-AI a aaectMg ofi 

iaturdar to receive the OULJOO , 1. nmj Judges will Meet the «». j 

FriMf Half CMdiafi ' 

MBUUBB will be Bttde al the ? n^r slio E Jj b? ^jres 2B axard I Priaaj SeaUeiK 

I, Friday eming at Jtart ! FflifT Basse IB Jtesart by Cover- ' y BrelM UMir T.il , 

HUH .m,iwmre»mt w ajk that ' Bar Robert Mefner. I 3Jemher* of Use AintHiafy ar* eoi- J 

toe Sopr, Diurfrt Deputy. meet, 

S«a MMUtir ..., 

The met. Mr Sisck tiki be **< ! letting aged Dylan siockaig* v&ich I 

jiagwfll be beid FMnarr If at I "oreraheuBed* when be renrred j sÛ be isi to t£e ba^pifai m skyi.j 

1.40 It*. 

- = , »•- Hikers name oftoeAmer 

W M Crab Mattor \ 

notice of hi* award in • triesraia, I man, N\ J, Tfcty ire alia £eilB!g j 

*imt j am LegkH. Mr*. Aft |M H eliajrto 

to Mn. Muy JuHkf, In. A 

Only recently, ke feietnd as J-ird . it%k:ie% for the benefit of. IBr Unit. ( 

FrM Scallop PhtMr, 

far Us ootstanding sort the fietil . to be iaowg a§ the stoefc eichas£e. j I Shrimp Oacfctail .............. MBM, ' — - 1 - *«...r», 

of reUglM when Be «at Iwaand [ Tbe Den seeî* of sfce Auxiliary ! 

FWi or Clam PlatfM 

fey tne Warnland JajiwH for ttm di vi , U be rrinalT II, ud »ill be Fr-ndi PriM, atâr 30c, pt. 35c. «,t. *5< " * * Clam PUttwr, . 

rtet 

i foliawed br nrdL Mr*. Fari Mrriea 

•*pa* Ha* ................. ajfcpi. Oy»»»r 

O»rt«r 

or 

or 

Shrimp 

Shrimp r'' 

auBna, IU Flanon a»». M 

SHMIM, Priarf . ordoroOc Mat. Hmmimr or Pht) 

ar for tripttag ike manlcf- ; «li «> me Peboi, >•)» is Junior 

M B S—MH, MW. Viol, HC 

Once LuUimn Cijun-h in I ABiUar) leader. reporud Oat the | C-tolhw .................... 4!,,^ pw^rtt,, ^_ 

•m. and Jtn. BetMr Hdfi ! m^ i lie ku keeo pisior ' rrt "" inup it csUerting used poataf* j 

-'- ata tHttnttnt kmkdMf ! | tkera, ad of cttendJBE the efiureh 

|tildin, iui • B»M KntUfci r* Tbomu and 

All Kind, of FRESH SCAFOOO IN SEASON 

Mr*. Aike fail ion reported _.. 

Mulferg ^r^#d refre 

la Mfiihaliilill dub; Mn. Bird on 

j umi of tdf ^niiih.m frnirm-nn prt 

! iT [ 

NewPo tea 

Row m Aralon 

Pvtittons Rejected " 

MQNfMNU 

b)r phom. F«er. Surer. 

A 3-uuulfeB ptatjfM a 

ftnn Atluitk City after 


IN BUSINtSS SINCE IMS 

undariv* 

ermine the exact 

City of WUdwood 

way. Mayor Ralph 

1 thl» week. 

heen held with 

«« lywnanm ana 

en ihe maticr. 'A 

tanned with authorl. 

pRihlB, 

»lni»d out that In 

lldwood provides 

md lightlnf faelll- 

"Seh lower T 

ILY UNIT 

MOMKTV ' 

'round tocaHM. 

, 1M «•> • 

buncln. n n 

M nisi. Living 

, kltchan, a 

afflcMnty apart; 

H, JR. 

i AytniM 

5 and 0007 

BUMto iubKrlpU6n rather than 

fer the Intonvenlence. of • new ux 

on vitltors. r 

Finance CommlMloner Harvey w 

Adtnu offered another, sllhough 

Improbable, solution. He Mid ike 

hil 

budgetary Menu and "btw" Me bud. 

gat, and consequently the UK rate, 

«ky high, 

1 

SAj.e 

3 Bodroem Bungalow 

v L L 

3 Badroom Bungalow 

BMch Block $10,500 

OuMf HMIM CrntM- City 

Larg. Lot < $12,506 

S Car Garao. 

*lo,500 

Larpa eiMM HMIM with 

I Lagaon * i Doâ ^%27,O(yo I 

tHcar F. W.H., AMoelata 

Ml tn. tmiarr 

Mean e»w H. J, Pnana WO 

•ra Ml MawT 

ih 

The eky offlcUb, uld that on* of 

, .• - The Authority received no part of »g«m» In BMatMn MDMUMMW 

• ••«••» or court eoiU,-whlBli re. The ruling rtlmaxed, litigation':be- 

Tha "bull aeaaion," which luted •" l n relmntirta£wii.:]tt; 

Jaby in County »^^.%i^Wi 

/ " ' WMHIJ Thj, mt)otm, wuH oplBlBB fciid 

- - that the state and Atlantic air we 

_. — i a - . - "partners" In AHM erMMo» JrajMa 

On Grltly Search carried on between IMS and Mol, 

" """.-. under stale laws provldmi forwuca- 

A doe's natural affinity for bones Ing funds for the work. : 

the cooperative erulon efforta. 

Tbt •nail human bones have been I should be dtatrtbuted in^roportUon 

MBBay L Ine «Hy an lmproveWe 

State and County police brought' sffle!aU that this rc»rl would abide 

these to Dr. Ackcrmsn. who Identl 

fled them as the nmaina of a day. 

old Infant. The hone was (ram the 

right arm of a new-born child. 

Mr. Link and the authorities fol 

. A 

area was 

Atlantic City haa beld Wm. 

Inately «M^M m Maral «l^ 

Jn «erow pending the outcatMi ot 

the state'a cUlm. Since then, anoUiiv 

b x the outcome of the litigation. * .' 

MODERN BUNMSALOW Xufttat,* 1H1. 

An eMSnliai Job thai can be ifotten 

Out or the way in winter hi prun- 

BMBt eaapeBmg the boroaati elert 

there to Ml a sseeW elertiofi 

Mnge tbe form of geremouni 

Toe petHjoci was Bled by Jui« 

OHein, WUdnod anone), foiiow. 

ing rejection oy borouih offieuU of i 

prevkns pMiion calling fop a rtfer. 

endiim on the chance in form. 

Gusaav* Tafel i 

taated with fraud" 

Mk*Barbara Quinn. borough ciepk 

nid Ike BeUUon was rejectedbecause 

H dgMUim were Invalid: It 

HgnatuKS did not conform to those 

of the person on the election reg. 

ater, and U abswn riiqueued ti- 

I As. amazed petition tn evenlD> 

ally Oled and ni again rejected. 

Maa Quinn reported that the pell 

—, . „ y^^ ooBtajned 112 signaturea aad 

k» •_.* that US, or one quarter of the total 

registration at the last sem-ral tlec 

he Hansara Vohmwer tWHai; at "•»• »" ntdej. 

'-•••-*. «» MbjMt wffl be -Heart —— —; • 

,. A lecture will praeetle a Fr*«d FrOfTl Jail 

f 

'' 

... with M.0O0 uth and M0 month. 

ATERFRONT, BEESLEY'S POINT 

nd. thraa auartan Mm, wMh bar and rsad front- 

• •i.... 

..,,,.,..,., lUH 

HOMIt, HOMISITIS, PAKMf, ACRIAOat, HI 

WALKER £ SON 

L ESTATE 

INSURANCI 

1 

* ' MARMORA 

f eciAN CITY MMR11 and tin 

the Adjutant General's Department 

u» New YBrk, at Louis and Washington, 

D, c. the, was .assigned ag 

Technical InrormaUoii Oaeer In An 

Oftice or the Chief Chemical Olucer 

and hi the OHM of the Director 

WAC on the oaneral Stan In Wash, 

ington, D. C, 

Prior to begmntnc nkr new assignment 

here. Major Warner had »erved 

i f 

Lester W Scheonwsld. 31, of the 

1 

" " ~\ 1*» black West av., via paroled FH. 

: day fm the county jail, where he 

aacetint* will be had been aerrtu a 60-day aentenM 

U l MoathlT ttnsgBBBt the waw faunriBa; eonrictioo on * morals 

watb th< avhKH Mai* aanfau a, ctmve Mn on January u. 

Wat*. Ham wig be a d3n-ennt tub- Scboenwald M I let free by Mu 

JeM of aMtadar MMCS to Bwad mdptl judse Franklin A. King on 

MlMafiak,! 

boatafil 

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SftftfeK 

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held Uie HB 

rt matta 

fMtf WJ*pH for piaw In the 

—-~—•=• Jl^4 a. Tf»wapîr ^î_J . 

IT", . . 21JI 

*' . . , £.20 

tf ; , , 2MI 

I This laae Pa MMn edcd U» linl Albert S 

E_55; | p«to»l w i t i HaM «* ~M*a«r|anr. 

tan jr. .Ac AttMnptnjini Mr LW frtn 

HEAD 

mum 

WN4IP 

LAMPS 

romrf in ^nqr jolirltor, «M) W»«er A, 

Otken hi ft*count). MfgaUon in- 

M at *e! Arid Mr. Lear* roar «0OF Bum. 

' tenof tht Board of FNaMM*. 

ON SALE FRIDAY qnd SATURDAY 

MISIB 

Blue Denim 

LADIES' KA5T1C 

WALLETS 

CAMMtD 

Rag. $149-11.98 

. CHILDREN'S 

GOWNS 

PAJAMAS 

BiWkMtSitM 

UHBty 

I The l«d dilfted acaln in the 100. 

yaM freertyle. wnk-h Atlntle Cuy 3 

'BM wtth SollUre In tgnnd 

IEW MARKET 

UKWOOO 

•s • Fruit • Produce 

f Dressed Meats 

Phone Sffltn Point 4407 

im M MM M W MM m» 

WM MMW Iwt. Th* iM* «•*• 

woo MM SMMI Jarwy champHw 

vlie vanl 

IU popolartty Iwn. T*e «aH* team 

wiU mtertaln ibe AMMM Club 

in the tUi aciiool pool kin In a 

rew weak*, and plans t&antaria retar 

IMB in th« rtate •* •-•-- 

s. soillai* (A). 

Exchange 

lions , 

! 

IB 

11 • M 

IS IS 0 

U-» 

Wfcen opportunity Jmitu It only Kiwnia edged E^hange 1M« in 

nauu the new electric chimes OK Junior DivWon, and Rotary 

t WOTfcilll.-WaM CUWt lout- topped the Uooftiwl. ^ ^ ^ 

i> Mi OUphnt with nfate pointe led 

IN TODAJT! SEE WHY THIS BIGM IS TRULY THE 

Merouiy moves tip in 

size, performance, 

iveight, length, 

beauty-holds down 

Omto »U 

^VBW^rt • fllr^p 

I ma wliiBtti Th» ^tottrtafto 

• BUM* same, scheduled wMh HtHob 

• to the vicinity of the 77wo Al«r»rt 

8 srsr »sBhaB. 

tare • highly HetHM MM «, 

i the boanis. • ' • 

Independent «MM | thoroughbred .port during MMre \ 

hi the flnt NMM, Iks «lime wUl 

to tt« tortin In, AM period. »d evwi, Ku 

_JHM DeLaurentU miUA ta 

I the evwilng, hlulng M point* foi 

a taUrM W lalllt, f or «, e fient, ,BJ lorine I, 

.41 Jo* Hun crnne in with m, dwplte 

Only Mercury 

gives you all these 

Now that-D the T57 ca« t 

_*ie fact is EIMTI The new 

Mercury is America's most 

changed car_the Me toulynew 

car tern road toroof. 

runtOT urn WE Now mote than 

1?« fast long, over 6Ji feet wide, 

with far mm lag room, tdBbw 

Mom and headroom than before. 

i Up to 290 horeepower 

in the new Turnpike Crulsei 

V^ g, i rfa Mî 

m^m ex 

clusive Thermo-Matic Carburetor 

adding, ertra efficiency summer 

and winter. 

HilNlII ntOINI Wit .mothers 

mnmr Wad of wad -hock. If, a 

unique combination o{ rosdsmoothing 

featurai and it gives 

you a boulevard ride over backroad 

surfaces. 

HHt MtwCM loiaa fa a dig. 

tinctive look that Mercury shares 

with no other carl Prom doubleprotocting 

Jot-Flo bumpers, to 

straight-line roof, to rear projectilea 

and V.angte tail-lights, 

Mercury gives you the smartest, 

sleekest styling of the yearl 

nn Mm f«UI maam. Greatest 

news about The Big M for*67 is 

the price! It's sard tobelieve, but 

a new Mercury Montemy 2-door 

sedan costs only a few dollars 

more than models in the lowest 

price fletd. Come in and talk to us 

about it. Well shew youth* buy 

of the year! 

At present As Juratilint courses « 

lmt Pk ^ d t ^ 

p 

§0^* jig Sh«W Hit 

lnl .,""&• ot "» nation, iiu,# ,». 

reaUillal lo bMUng f.mlly awordlBf 

Charlo P. Graham, of Anchorî 

NATIONAtLYAl 

^ WEDAKIN0T 

OROUP OF 

GIRLS' DRESSES 

BOYS'and OIRLS' 

R«f, MO — Stawf to M 

SNOW suits - 

tltOIBC f Af4-TV*»E 

fSft^^p*^ 

^ e'A»'f -f

• ^m 

ed Advorti 

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tmmmBmmtam$»jmim 

jaaf&'i 

AD itA 

- -•»A"'V'i*-"'iI" i /'i f t"^"-rw' : -- i^'*•''• 

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laviMBj •M'inUtBmh Ms Mm v ; 

Cl*«ifl«l Advertislin Caih — . * ij . 

I to HPraawiuUv. or laMtt^ o|SD»««n tl» aeetnrf 

period irtUi U» wilt thai Uv OBI- 

-H anr** Uw Wta*im 1M to MOM 

i. up « IUwlnt l»d .t tH. JaU. 

In the UiM KM to. nMos 

nltytd what * tflHlwilty «U*» 

| "IIH.I.I.IJH.!. Ball-. rSTft. tpeM. 

s 

Mn> point of flaw, hnnnr, it - 

pnnd tW Mt tngitri down, . 

UtuLalj on UK ikfoM. The TV 

* U»n matched poJnU In the 14.14 per. 

_ tod. They MRKi out mania In the 

» flnai atma tut won going liny. 

tH It Mhm, MM 

Studio photo. 

Little League Parents Prepare 

For Sale of 'Booster' Tickets 

A grcuptf TO Oaf* Ctgr iwa «d 

ng« with toy* xfd I to B Met 

Sunday afternoon apt advanced 

««k on the junto!- sind BM «t Ma 

K. ud isji *v: 

Pf«*ni ptans are toop#B ft* *«. 

j 

uotaer doable Asdv f«r rani oilMr 

Famri wu high far the Hinacc poBq'is eover aceidenUt ln> rairt funds, 

wiih 16 poMto and Vine* June* that nilgttt be •uffwed by tt* 

H"« Onodiiie in. Wen Oenani top. 

»« Sacred Heart win 16 points 

«nd H Walsh ngMered IS. 

tm 

» period*: HI. A»L 

Sjcred Heart ,g 7 15 ,4. 54 „„,, ^ ^, 

«MMay » is w m - 64 .•nttorTaf n 

•on of the eictitM IMSWI tam and .„ 

* Bttae Ru|h L««b« Ma tor bwt Iiu « 

over II yean •( ut . •:..., _, 

Thomas toftgo. Hntortfng for* (he N "P i t 

tomprrtln* HJWIII, 

A «mmiU« cotn*risinf Cbertcr 

u 

Bowling 

Bowling Halts 

at Northf ield 

*>» w u reported by Is. Ed. CITY LCASUI PINNWN 

Hid th.1 the polite group wiB dandle two point 

*li the umpiring duties tim year mi ond- The Oreyhounds i 

"AY WARRANTY 

710 ASBURY AV* 

Phoo. IMl 

rfttMrfWR* W»ol 

MCMlrf t#ft far 

your hom: 

Open evening.. 

JB4T CHBVEOl^T COUP& 

I healer, WD.on, , 

JW ft i» 

WANTED TO 

IKCHUUIW 

IL French. 1 AtlaMM A*e. I 

FOR 8AL&-^1 Bednans, living room, 

t UBIBB; rmjni^ljltchen kMtS nS^ 

bonwilow H7,bu, H, £. Antos, 41T 

FOR SALE^-ln Aroo* 

, Uvlnt room, dlnlAg 

mm? 

^î^» 

-"wr 

TH Bearoant 

fortaMe home 40 nlimtes H 

fBuareJSounlry leUJM, near churc 

buses. Qir&tian ttmfl 

for Oeean City hnfne 

d 

* T |llliW,:T»e| 

FOR SALE 

SMALL SAFE ON WHEELS-M 

I HANS - IMBiai* cleamnee. new 

«BEB FURNJT" 

cludlnK * i 

friEentsf, fu! 

P||U. chair,. 

*S7 niMMTIS 

'57 PfSOTOS 

Mr ftw IMI OMI 

With «r JrWMM fe Tr** 

You wili tto hMWr at 

A^«imfihirs*a. 

^tl l^fiffli«. B "t&, 

TWO-PAMtUr A*A«miB«T_ 

•MAU* CENT«AIJ.V £„_, 

orwii. 

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Mm 

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ttaiti* *nd tewtn ge peMMfiy to. 

* . . , Mid wlMt ItwtHr thiM to 

|ip yw 

i*NHi«4ri • beautiful 

cerMfl. than on Vatot- 

DfrtYftU'h, MM to And her 

la* 1 ' 

48 

WETElfGKAPH • 

Sweetest 

FLOWBUS ANYWHERE way to My 

^^^^^P^^^^*^^^M*iP 

feflfcer how tweet ihe 

h wjfn a gHt of candy 

KM M-lr M.K It 

BARGAIN DAYS 

FRIDAY and SATUftDAY ONLY 

ITEMS AT COST PRICE - • - MANY AT (LESS THAN COST 

AMAZING VALUES - - - MANY NOTLISTED! I 

LADIES SI GAUGE, IS DENIER 

First Quality NYLON HOSE 

33 Sets CHILWtENS PAJAMAS 

WITH PLASTIC MIT 

THiY LAST! 

34 BOYS'* GIRLS'PAJAMAS 

ValwM to 3.9S 

HOWB-UtW 

UMK* WMTB COATS 

+«# T VALUES TO »,M 

— FIRST FLOOR — i 

LARGE ASSORTMENT 

49c Men's DRESS A SPORT SHIR 

NATKtNAI.LV NATKtNALLV KNOWN MAMO* — VALWt* t$ 

Reg. 2.98 CLUTCH HANDBAGS 1,39 Men's. IQW TI1S «*•• 

Brushed Rayon GOWNS ^f N Men's S-T-R-i^G-H SOCKS 

1.49 

Kpjyt#fiy Me mk 79c 

DISCONTINUED STYLES (Rag, »o 1.65) 

i no B °V»* ARROW SHIRTS 

Berkshire & Mojud HOSE 1.1/7 PI«Io Cat»r« — BreUn Sim — Valuei f 

3 pp. I.IS LARGE SILICTION ~~ ~~ " ' 

r~~ Reg, 1.00 JEWELRY 

MATCHING SWEATER SETS 

3t I 3 Mm — EA»«INO» • 

NOVELTY TRIMMED 100% ORLON SWEATERS 

BlatLS' PiRlT QUALITY " 

173 CARDIGANS R«0ul>riy 5.98 

99 SLIP-ONS Rag uiarly 3.9* , IS S-T-R-i-T-C-H SOCKS 

•- 

* «ata««»l-« ••*!«*»• = leg. 4t«*Sfi 

CAIC KLEENEX 3OO'» 5 boxe* 88c 

TISSUE 

j A L t KLEENEX 200-* 4 boxe* Me 

SECOND FLOOR — 

SPKIAl RACK OF DRCSSES 

A 

Values to 12.98 

Values to 17,95 

Values to 24.95 

YOUR CHOICE OF ANY 

Brand New 6.98 DRESS 

Cotton HOUSEDRESSES 

- Regularly 2.9S 

DRESSY BLOUSES o rWaMy 

Reg. 8.982 Pc. KNITTED SUI 

7 oO " ~~ - 

9 M Reg, 8.98 - 9.98 CAR COATS 

. 12.00 J«t W Pain WWdiirf - 

— — BRANP NAME SHOIS 

C Eft 

, oncormwutp »TTLt* - w«m MSTOHW 

121 PAIRS FAMOUS 

TRIADiASY SHOiS 

2^98 

Group of BLOUSES «*«,»• 1 og ©I* 1 & Children's DRESSES 

— — — — — • VtloM to 3.M 

DRESSY SKIRTS wj-,**, 3.98 Children's CAR COATS 

BOY'S 1.98 PAJAMAS 1.39 _ «••"•' 

59*95 VALUES TO §#.•5 

WHhT«ok 

VALUES TO mJO 

VALUES TO 69 JO 

GAIVANIZH) WARE 

1.39 

1,98 

JUST 112 PAIRS 

Children's SHOES 

ioys' SHIRTS 

15.00 ,^ ^,. „ . 

25.00 12 C"*Wren's 

THIRD KOOR 

»,w 

J 

_ tmammvmo •TTLM 

SUITS 

SUITf 

spect New 

le Saturday 

y Grand Matter'* Reception to b« 

by 200 htm South Jersey lodfl.*; 

, of Building to be PiMantod • 

MMonic Tsmpto at 10th it and Weiley av, 

ng will beimêted ^ at least 40 members 

Lodge of Ntw Jersey, and approximately SOfl 

idges In communities throughout the Southern 

lure • necption 

[. 1. flrand 

LodEB offlcem, 

e, in addHUn to 

ilns of |hi new 

1 otflcetB. toEether 

Mmter Anson G. 

' lodge, and 

^ and Robert 

endersd am fnfor- 

Flanders Hotel si 

•Mean will 

^5 

State Churches 

War Against 

Games of Skill 

t Ugfelohire Scan 

Stiffening Attitude 

en Sandman Plan 

>, J, JOMPH OMIIONt 

•taj> MMM Crretpondinr 

•manasi-m bciinning u> i, 

« If SklbaU, PaseJnalton, Skill Blnno 

and other piM of chance again will 

tw aktant from Uie.boardw.lka of 

New Janey .eailian rc-iorls npxl 

Kummer, 

to be represented A wave of opposition to any linbe 

those ai HamIni of the baa agaln.1 mch gambling, 

sf. Majrs Landing. »»rtad by the Ntw Jer«y Council 

htvllle, UBWBM. of ChurehM, I* iwccelnf through the 

CHy, South M , 

wrt Hou«e. WU* 

Mlllvllle, Bridge, 

lelhlaUvt built 

Ths lcgtotallve commlUse-of thai 

council, reprwented by the B«, 

Samuel A. jaiaca, af Mrrchantvlllc. 

by Uile SUle SuWfwe 

liu 

MmmST. 

City, Grand Chapson 

Jr. Past Mat '•mfffi 

1* Mf «MNM 

. the hlatcry of 

1* * 

No. 171. F. and A, 

(k N. Bates will ml 

t the Temple 

•hare 

m 

Just » matt hamndi. 

Court 

y 

* 1 * 

b »" Senator Charles W, Sand, 

l 

crsons in Rmsort Rowed 

edto Attend Meetings 

thi ipWt ol ll.o old 

Qw NinetiM garb to 

mnmwm customer*, m wunm dandy with the one and frock coat t is is John Andnwa 

^ft^g toi we with wBto htlffilti hi, cheroot areitariy flK• li»5e) JM 

to. Hw ISUnley steimw Oil) Sharp, and Attert (Handtoban) ilumênlar 

Merchants Find Customers in Droves After 

Offers of Mid-Winter Bargains in Resort 

The J6 Oci.n City merdwnui who 

g 

The J6 Oci.n City merdwnui who I biuo- u a summer S»turn.y An1 offered MB|own The ph«mJi 

cooperated m .ponwrlnj) "Md hm. u a summer S»turn.y An-1 offered MB|own, The ph«rmJie? iUelf 

lNwm^MîB, found^ hi, j round bjiphma mneh impre^ anrt 

Hat It Is poalble to rtlmuute busi-1«, writ as the afternoon 

Daw ui tlfc reaen I miiwint | C f th 

BM M* furqltur, .tore w«, « 

• ? *fl' d L d *," • !*• *««"H«»»» tm4 fa ptor M^ 

the lonl Ouard J»adqu.rt«tti at DMU *VM Wl 

18th at and H»M av. on Mutter afWrM .fttMM 

Day, Sunday, February U, ttaedal J* Arn^Jn AWn, 

arranienenti tana,beea taad* (or MWn 

Guard pensmwl to mawer all qun. : Cap 

Uon> relative to ontuunent. pMtn, 

Mumr MwiNr Bay Bw tpnN4 etwMaA „ .. 

Mr of taNwy-C ika Mi Intw M 

IkM, ••», KMpp HtrtM « Nw al a 

•nlW H M MntaM, Mwn bw., r— 

*n» Mraitiil, In 1*S4 he al. 

»••«*•*• mw WHIM!. HMHf ••fiB^. 

Mry of Mia unll. h Atrga of MM.' 

Public Library brouBht ah 

reebvery of 130 volume, wh 

The cards for MM at Uiaaf" 

— 

umes bad been put In the dU_,_ , 

Ale, which means that! a book hat :, 

been out of circulation for »r Ioa4t __ Twofive 

years, , " '» 

The heavleit percenUse of 

i, turned vr--— J -- —'= •'*• 

4, ftcfioh dv. 

^ f 

hit week as poliw purwued a fleat thief y^"TtfaiM'#i». MK M* 

P r he h had hd burgftrii^ b an Asbury av. Sho*, wmed. it i. «irWi«d w l 

Appolrilment :fj w, M Kansford 

shop, 

U»*« my may be in hones -Which T 

WiniimaB Mgar Andrews fired , 

been closed l for f the wlnMp lM wortlu. 

fan the Pennsylvania Reading 

out shot Into the air on Went av. 

, a native of Phlladel, 

phla, resides at Langhome, Pa., and «*«r*il •*»* nfir rfn ST, 

has a summer residence at Harvey 

CeAiRi on Lorn Beach Island. 

Subsequent investigation revealed 

His railroad career began In Ini 

that the man had broken Into Krends 

Mi the pasaanger (raffle department 

partment of the Seashore Lines. 

In his new position he will t 

,• •• rtal - at the meeting *f the Uoiu ClUh 

«L°«.'" Ull i W » tacluded Prof. T. Wadnnday evening, last week, it 

«, Jhnnaa, the city-. Ira* auperln Wymouth tan, 

raorne, poatoirice ma hardnre June 14 and 15 on the Music PWrl 

f^-£?^Cf' "**»»# * fcim. *«^ W • ehaJrnian ana: 

tto flr,t chief of police; William Charies C«. MsMaat, Mb who hai 

Laka, the elty-. orltwal tandlurt htm vMUnc other New Jansy Una 

veyor; J.me. N, Chert.r and Ho*. Ctabi, MM that KtMt inter** to 

•rd N. Staoton. real Mat, , g m U; belli* afean by fellow clubmen and 

, ... order Bi 

which are rtltl 

""ndÛt'ûrt u alley be, [?*^rt ^tWf '* M f l L »' 

' "*'?. Mens shoo mi (ho |Seek* Memwlol Gift* 

" lot l0 Wesl 1V - during the current campaign, ac 

CroMing West av., Andrew! fired cording 4o Mrt, Franklin A* Aim, 

• shot into _ the air. The Ihlef Ocean City chairman, 

dnkd ttrougii h h a narrow area bob Such Sh wntHbutlons, tHbtl she h Mid. can 

ttaltb* man had broken Into n»nd» f g S , 

Shoe Store, on A»bury av, about 100 «»een two West av, housei. At thp be made as nutag memorials to 

, _ ,„_ „„,_ u,,J,._,^sn ^ 

ulio 

entrance 

entrance 



the 

the 

alley 

alley, 

Ft!, 

PH. 

Andrews 

Andrew, 

loved 

loved 

one. 

ones 

who 

who 

have 

have been" 

been victims 

victim! 

re. | "«d three shots in the hope of of heart dtoense. servlni a wiMNh. 

«i. 

f 

while 

of heart 

purpose 

disease 

by 

serving 

helping flnaice 

woftfi 

drawer of HO, 

aMMH MHI.^ th continued research Into ea,MaM and 

cur# ^ ,ueh (ihngn 

Meaiorlal. in any 

U 

I and Asbury avs. In the MM block, 

The tUM left 8th «,'.« the rear I 

Ydu're Invited f» 

Swim Aero** Inlet 

2, column 4, please 

toco/ Resident Recalls Busy ' 

Career in Billi °rd Tournaments 

wmm 

£ «|dlllon i»

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