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Thursday, March 9, 1960 iKans r Td Hear Bishop To Speak Sundty . m Broadcast Catholic Daughters to Have Retreat The ninth annual retfeat of the N J SUli" tuurl Catholic Daughters ui AijuTiGd w ill be held at Georgian Cuurt Cullege Lakewoori N J trum April H tu 17 ttc\ Jowph F X Hdrnuuii SJ of Furdham Unuernlj mil t)C ti rilrejt directnr Father Hamsun is pro/eôr uf ethii*'. pssiliologj an 1 teliihun in thi hi hnnl uf Cummerc I Fyidhani Limifîu See Holy Week Paintings Lutherans Shown Colored Slides i 1 II BISHOP SHEKRILI. B ^ The Rt Rc% Henr> Knux Shcrrill *£< Presiding Bishop of thi E|)i«a|inl ' Church will oddro* ihi iuiu,n i *t tton ol Holy Tnniii Church llih M and Central av at the 11 mi.«k Service ol Morning Prsjir cm hi n i *ffee Presiding Bishop s address *\il! tcrne lo the local cnnijfiiiiiliMn tn t*a\O over staUun WBAB Allan!,, Oty, at exactly 11 jn a m H I climax ol the One World in Clirm npalgn In the Epi-.iup.il Lhunl ' campaign aimed .1! inciriîtit i scope at the rhurch * wurk in al Edutdtiun Mi's in is i and Suiial Ser\ n c i ihi lorward step fnr tin*, Cim rmirtlon «lnce the camii-ralmii nf [IIL first BilhsH far the UHIULI SI,,I,- In 1TM MUBLI1 OIV1Nf III niii'ir* tJriurlmiiil In iiiir 111 i Ii I Ihi chliilru 11 jl'n n luidrcl In -ill itirwldi uriilui .ml I , fun 1 Till ink prujic-t Eii.iu.1 i i Huh tt,.k il i mil nuliiji i ill in ni Iu Mil li m M Fir I Mini I mil -.pi ik n II 1, r in, i il it Hi III him I I t n ir\ u il tdljli < ,,r i1. 1 it thi HI P lint k Hii H, I, I u.rc Mi' Ruth riii ur n ii hi i mil Mr fililh Ern I Plan Men s Diy Program 1 hi ii u Ml In i Mm , DJ\ pni ui un it St 1 in,' \M f riiurih i i u II i\i I I i il builri i% It ' I Flit- | r .| i |i ik, i ill I i tin ' i l H i I II Hi III II r ^lilliili B i | i 1 I t l i u r i l %il,iiihi L i U H i m i l i I. ni| i ,i U lljc C , i | i l I i " In Tin . n II i i! i n I tli I in It il ci | li i financial for it tmnkp* i complete changemrr in mull UHH ui AellsiQUS Education fur ddult anil children an extensinn af Ihi Mis •ianary work ol Ihi Anglican Cum mynion mtu new untouched del.! gpd a renewal of E^dngelit*] Anpul fa the milliuns of unchurched anil gddlexs Americans N0 SPECIAL APPEAL HERE In Holy Triniti rhurrh lhirc ill be no apeeisl appial fur funds bi Mi II u r. i i ii i if III. , f tin i in h in iiiipiui, i u .1 Idikc un rid i in t n i liuclt>ii lj-,1 Mil nuke H HHlln'r Ihi' t,ini|i,ii^n ull mi m in i uf Ihi' n.insh In ,l rcnr« ril itr. inrTiTlu ihi i HI i ul ilu M.i'ii r in iiuiiir tin 1 iiik anil jn\ful MH HI in Thi Mti furrt't E V I tl inriitui nf hi nurrh Hnh Ti mu Lhurih hrt n thi jiîst feu si ir^ mnii ih ii ilnuhii I in member .liip mil tfipliri ii yum fur tin ,u(i url uf thi CJI ii r,il ( hurt h Pru *,i un tun innri inipnrtint than ihrft 1 ln_ n jHrikml iti, clp\ntiniijl Uii Tin Lml iui irn iimri pcnul in lhurih in ink drfi' I' wi.ll a Stm l,ii Ih in iuf biluri Church Announcements FIKST CHIRIII Or ClfBIST SCItSTIST OfCin lllr Nrn Jtrwi Sun" J 30 l in lu ril Jame* in un >l ti Nov. vi h i\of Gofl I Tiir Li I in 1 i\, pa^sJLts fium îiitii iil IIiiIH with Ktj In the SUM I in I i M r BdKir Eddv un link SuUMHnt i is ITi i* \v hn h I i i and inuipibh if ill i nl in die i , Which outhl tn In ul I in i t u«—the ernni. i li intuit indiKin thfi mut.ibk ind niurt il l Ihi n erring nninul 'I)1L mil iiiiinorl il 1 Sptrti is tin onl\ ul Mm Ihi u MSIblt and indiMsibli iiilimli (. i' (pp 4B8 Z-S 13-i i * • • 8T JOHNS l\ Wl.HH \1 LUTHERAN 19lh sL and « tiilral ut Mr and Mm r>ul II Well MlnUlit ,. ol Mule The TUrd SundAV In I cnl — Out (•reat Hour or Sharing— 8 45 i m ( hinih Si I, I Blblt Chssil \uisir\ thluiiLl Adult Ui |iiUiiii!it Vi il i ui i comr Htlciidjnci tin! fjM i 11 .1 m — nil. Vmri flu •( i Won Aftir Ihe V, ir Is fjier Al them by the Ch^nn I Clmir Sf loi i Jcannetti. Dirlij Stokr hpislli EphetLini 519 Ci pfl LultL II M-28 Tn«i4ay— 8pm —L.iiii«6 Anl bin II tv mi t( .-, m—Tuniur f hnir ri_ln_ n i! 14& p m— Ijenlen Strvicr Sir tiwn Tlii. Lord . Trj>i nil ( in II \i il I i i x '" 1 i I ik i Mi _i I i \ ii it! U, IH , •" I 'I B I II ( I , tl m l | i M ii I ,n [, I ,n f i i i l l n i i I li ,r 1 I- ti i 1> I" I" in 11 n A_, , f In, i • II I i ill i ui ., pi | |, '• l u i A lull f I n inn I( 1 p li i i 1 nil |f l I I' Sp II 1 i ,n , |, t,, r >.iii vilii tl i Mi lull l mi. ON I"' ti m nl I,M , ii, B, T 1 i '11 ii £ iil | ]H\ \ inn . u i i il iii IIIIIIII i v i iii oi i> mull p\iin,('i-.i If r tin H I iili Vwil th , i ,,. Mnndai Man li 1 !— 1 !() |) n _ l-n,,r p, rIr, 1,,, 1,1 nip in ilut jl dm linmi el Mr- I ( i Bmk i 8 Hi t ii ru.MljN Mirrh H_ 7 I) p in — bi ir I) iji ii i IM II i- n irtn ,. [ r ih, 1 Cn HI tl p |, ,„ ,i M, s ] Uillmu \\t tuili il ji Mtdnesdav— i »> | m -Midi ik II „, f,| n>ir lirni L ml Rililr |utJj ltd In PJ t r Viitur D Bi illli ThuriiUi Marrh 16— IH )llp ,,,_r,,rl, Churn nliut ,| l"l I Mi I ik ii I rld.il March 17— ' P ni—Bihlf C lul fir ill In ind t.rls m ,h, |,)Jlr .njn^mn, Irnllillni, n inm I o UHII\\ I I'mriis sm.in; lo,,|, [ ltt |r(J t ( t Lid hy flrll ,lllri Jfl,n [ I|I|L * * * FIRST FKtSBVTfRIlN 7tli >L and He«ler av 1 he (•D'.pel ( entered and MlMlfjnarj Wndrd t liurrli ,'. Till* Pativr I » is n in —Prayer moiling of Hit Lords Dav Schoul tcaihirt and ofllJ cer« in the iholr room »30 a m-The Church at Study ONE GREAT HOUR of SHARING • '-il } These ire Asp ol many ud serious world problems, which America cannot ignore, Cold war, strikes, revolution, conflict us the phrases that make today's headlines. Numerous are the theories advanced for solving these problems. Statesmen, eoonomiits, and diplomats have Wed and failed to achieve their goal of world peace. But there is another force at work that promises greater success, This is the power of love, fellowship, and understanding — and it takes its banner under the name of Christianity, On Sunday, March 12, Christians the nation over will gatneF together to pool their wealth, talents, and faith in ONE OftEAT HOUR OF SHABING, Only through such united efforts as ttus can the world come to know the peace that it desires. Come to Church this Sunday morning and share with ethers the peace and security that you know will come from Christian living and Christian Wth. ^ m Luk. «mi Ii 8 II ai is.il IB 2B.34 4M monsorshTpof the Following; EDWARD S. CORSON UMlricil tonlrarior . HoiBBinl AnplUiiri., 7S2 WM| Ave. phone 224S EWING T, CORSON 800 Ocean Av, Phonc 0007 ATLANTIC CITY „«„ H-ECTRIC COMPANY 800 A«bury Av. phone 0130 LEWIS L. BARRETT PrlDiing . Stollonery 807 Aibury Ay, Phone I2S2 BERTRAND T, CAREY Seal Kiiale , Iniuianri; 15'th'StiBd'W.lfc Phone 0178 HANEY LLOYD CHATTIN •««l tsiale > Inturanrf 131S Aibury Av, Phone 0060 CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY COMPANY 801 Ajbury Av, Phone 0300 RALPH ; L CHESTER Seal Kilaie . Insurance of All Kinfl, 801 Central Av. Phone 0026 EDWARD ||. MILLS lil.l I Sljl, , I,, II, ,,!,,• 219 Asbury Av. Phono 2193 MONTGOMERY'S 721 Asbury Av. Phone 0499 ARTHUR M. DeMARIS Kfnltnr . Iniurnr 601 Eighth St. Phone 1233 WALTER A, D1TTR1CH, Inc. Rra'llnr' • InMinii 601 EiBhth St, Phone 1360 DOUGLASS CANDIES Qujlity Siiltn linn 326 Atlantic Ave, Phone 0147 N. HICKMAN 1155 Aabury Av, Phone ISIS FRANK HOWARD Rrsikierea liuiiiirr 21M Aibury Av, Phone 2SS0.K I .LESLIE LAWRENCE Bf»| tilule 4801 Central Av, Phunc 0pl4 JOHNPELTOCO,,Inc. (ifiiinil tt.nti.n-tor* 1258 Aibury Av, Phone 0988 PLYMOUTH INN 717 Plymouth Pj. Phone 8879 C, j, MOYER RfSUlprpil nujldrr Phone 2S21 THE NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY 801 Asbury Av. Phnn6 ,300 OCEAN CITY ..BEVERAGE COMPANY IllSSimpaon Av. Phone 0122 OCEAN CITY PAINT.UP STORE II. wA,,T«aliRIJBBi Pritpi 6S3 A»bury Av. phonQ ,aB0 OCEAN CITY !r.CE WMPANV TINKLER'S LAUNDROMAT SERVICE West Av. at 10th St. Phone 0054 VOSS AGENCY-Berrtia M. Voai Hpal rNUte — Insurant r> SOS Ninth St. Phone 0044 VOSS AUTOMATIC HEATING and FUEL OIL COMPANY 201 Aibury Av. phoM 0413 WARDS PASTRY SHOP INC'. 724 Aibury Av, phono 12fiO SAMPSON and HAMADA Ma *"""« • Jerttd Air Meat 32S Weit Av. Phone iO4i SIMMS' RESTAURANT On Ihe 'Walk at Moorlvr. T«.« HAROLD CSTEJNRUCK hS 1682 Revised City Government Man Up to Legislature 5-Man Commission Form Not Efficienti Saya Commission; Concessions Made to Criticisms A revised pfoyrnm tar munkJitHl gnveninientai rofgrm, which miikt's p^^înn^ tp many uritiefHrng of \\w plan Iflst ytwir. wan DKstnl GllVL'rijrrll-lll. ,„. _„......._. . ,._.,...,....... \l\v j.h(irp imiiith" „. ., nied to Gov*?rni»r DnKOifll find < CftmimtiMiin iniiiiiiiiinpd 1 • • - - Into iiiKi week hy Miiuil ihitt city ctmntilKsiu Uli Mllfllfip*!l Ml i'i'ilit'isnt, tin? orfiiinni Hardock's Typewriter Co. Authorized Agent-for Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Used Machines ____ $20 Up Service On All Make* — M Yrarit 1 Expvripnre 2815 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, N, Phone A. C. 5-2610 d Of eftlcknl govcrnmtTital ad miniitfation", GONDEMNg COMMIIilONS Condemning five-m«n eemmlsgloni In ftfl municipalities of tho itst^, thi C'orntrillion said that this form sf piVofiimrni i,q Mibjci'l lo "fiulitiriii fL log-riilliny and htiit^ ibili" tfivd Tju 1 of thi?; iurin of city goy^ iJU'iii and rf s furninenclf?d public Tifidi) iii[if!I nuinU'UHttilif's no -r iiiun lflSS tu tit'toimiiu? whrihcl vuturs wJNhiul uhnrlt'r cumin ih HCl lyt tu jm'jinrc n^w furrtis of niFiiNirutinn iil !jhi> i*f ihi? typu;. l HFTAINH Thu nt?u jiru^rujn ruUuhH tilt* nrij= r * i iwt I ijrip|ju?iiilh for miiyui-Luuncil ct uiit'iUniynriûr iiinl hhiiil) iTiiinuji- |sillily iyiij^jil ji 1 ftiiM = Thu ifSiucu* tivi*.N wiiuld in 5 charêfl with i!f!niiii = s s= whilt* L-uiinL-ils Opposes Gut In State Library Resort Librarian Asks Legislature Aid The Ocean City Free Public Li- brary this week ask#d Assemblv- miin Nathaniel C^ Smith and the Irgislnuvc uiijtrupriatiDns rommitted In prt'vent lhn proiJOBed^reductisn of the budget for the Stgie Library ai TrtMilrjii, as rccummended^ by QGV- t'ninr DriSttiH. Mi.Nh Ili'Ien M Dcnipsf'y, ileiing tihruritiii. m n letU*r t« the leuisla* lor?*, said ilwil ri-iluciiig thp fscilitius nf Hu 1 Stale Lihrary would indirectly uflici the survives of the Ocean City ib 'Our |ifoblem in tills rz- i t e(Ti?c= F. P. Ristine & Co. M i: M n n is s I'lJiiidrliiliia Stink Korhanec Ntw York Siofk Kxihaujsc Nrw Viirk Curb 123 South Broad Street, Philadelphia l'rnn>parkrr 5!:)00 Clinton D, Lowden Hailsd as Reversal of Centralized Govt, Trend ttji' mum was hiuluff Th lt"-t .-In ml' >.tcr,t u!th the Mule TITLE INSLIRANC'E SEABOBES H«ndprinB courteous rind prompt service creating sifi'ty since 1BB8 CHELSEA TITLE -i GUARANTY COMPANY A I . K K I I T I' A l U l ' i T T . • -!•-• I r m .-• ii i.f H I I . I H.i. ril K l . W i i n i i K l i l U K M I S . I ' l l . I i . n ! • i; ! : i n : \ i h n . S i - . \-> * .i- \ * .i ; -. ;. i.,t y ATLANTIC flTV OFFICER Boardwalk National Bank Bldf, nt'CDssitiiir n larji'i? and varied col' lection uf h;mk£. Our total bunk Cfih im-tipn nuinbtM'H It).JIB. qr one ond it qtiiirtur bonks pur capita for tin 1 it-must pfiiniliition tiûri 1 and one and ihrt'i:? ciuarlt:r?, less than thi* mini- , mum frHMimiiiiMidfci by the Amuricon tin,'.- ui-i'k hy Ihe New JufMcy Tax-( [,i|,n,ry Assuciation. (.i;r!.^, A?;s,yt'iutmh nz "a rtjversa) j "O,ir muninpyi budget appropria= \ i lU'-tlnrfi. friim 'M U> 20 einployu^ ' d it.r, : nun rnluvt* IJii- bonk hudwi fibntjt 30 - — — =—=^^-= ,,. r_ rîit frmn s:n ono to $25.fM)n. as Episcopal Rector to ^^ îrti^lZ?tiZ tSL'i - :Preach at Cathedral -" mK "^"" »?-""!!_ 1! ,:,•! t ,!!";I.,,f'^f,v %hîm \ Burn Grass or Debris i ,„,;,.i,,r HI „ M.-yin.i Li-ii-1Now, Is Plea Voiced By Fire Warden C';spn M;ty CnLiiuy fiirniris iiful Driin yf|f(iiiiM> urrr uri\rt\ Ihi- upuk i" burii nil I ^rilH^ niui drhrij< riu\\ : . sîulo it i* ' ;iS,,lHli)ly M,l,. i Mrmviirflim Hi- iiiiripii this llifiilinnlliiM "Tit Liivi >i!l iihirin in r;iM' ni H fnrrst 11 ri• li'll ihi- fipi-rntitr. 1 Wiiitt In rr-1 iiurl ii inri'M lin' The n|ii'ratni Nvil 1 j |.i,nnfr! MMI u'itii a fiirr^l firi' riTY Nitinnal Dank of Ore.:!!) City Bldf. i l.f.Ti IN II I'lJH I.. Vii. P'riii, S T A M . K * V ' i r . I ' V . A-ii Tr,.:i« Fli.iSK M As Ti wii.nwoon 3.115 New Jehtfy Ave— IHSIIIOKTON iirlHKS u Kiinm No. J - Slanlrv Illiildiiie A Way to Help You Pay Your Electric Light Bill If I h r . M l i i n l i r I l l l H I H I I I I iilllp.lii'. p i i l l i t u n m l h r l i r l i i r i l i Iti u H I M I iiKiviilf x i i i u i l l i ii i m h i ln'l|i liiij i i l i " i l n l i i i - I I B I I I lull l l h i n t l r t i n I !i< tr ii ( i i m | i , n i i ruiiii'iuii - I m k i« .n-.ilhiMi' In Ilu m.ukil .ii ..limn s:l |i sh.itr. lliiMlrilii i^ H Ml |M ! s | s •' prf i r . i r iMtalili 1 iii' i i i li l.iiiiiiin I i, %|iril 1^. .'uli Ij m i l I l i i n l i e r II l i n \ h a r i - s ill I l u - M i n k >> ..Milt n n i all.ill! v.'UI. iliil i l l i l i ' l i l H |i.l,i S I ! II* J v r a f r M l I H I ' fqllal tu SB SI! :i IniiHlh I iirlv > . I M | - F S Hiilllll m * l JlH'Hl sl'ii ."•'I " H " fi|ii..l I n H O D A m i i l i i h It M . I I , n r i n l i r i . M i i l . iili ."il llii' . UIIMIIII lii-luii .mil "'.i'l " "-• '"' l f l r | i l i i i i i f o u r S r « . I f i - M - i i i ' i i i - i - T i H u l m 1 . \11 . ,1 I, Mlilll ••(•. IMlihlllillilli.i . I'l •' *'• Wiir 'ii Illl' Oci , !' C,n Ci.mi-iilii'M 11..11 I I II m - Nil Miumrr.. ul_n i-l'v Si-li...il li.i" -1'1'P- m l : I.I H i . l l l l-llll- I! i, MI .-The SUAIII' Th. i .i.'ir •... ;ll ,,i -.i..|-. Ciiiliireti ul j 1-irlif • i h : « i .• . r . i ' . - . ! i ' - : i . . ' . ( ' ; „ > . r : I I I ,. , i . i . ' i • , i- i , . . 1 . ". !-•• ••' ll,,,,ll, M. • ' Somers Point Churches IIKTHANV MKTIIf>l>lsr Ri'v. jfwf I Rliltards. Minislfi Mmi-li I::— . !'•! , . l l .' II.un I I":' • t i c •:' I ^^H^ Comport "$!•••" i Fepular iiis ''iighti" Spacisui "Tsui" Come in and Set Ihe Wondsr- ful If 10 Msdiri- A Doiin To Cheoia fremi Hans P. Voss "The Friendly Bank' s ; J |1 ,i I-:- J l i i i J i : tti,i .,;,,, StT- ,•:,,! |.,|.ic- tji.il I'l,.iin..d l.ifr ' ! I':)" P M.-Y'.u!li KeMOM,I:.,. •, ill p iii- Kirliil^ hi*f\l Sui :i't:- 'il- Ni , i MI K : i i ' . i u i i 1 C l i i . r , i: N i PACKARD Sales - Service Complete Body • Fender and Paint Shop Bishop Motor Sales 12lh St. and Asbury Av, Phone 1888 Everyone Needs Insurance FIRE and OTHER LOSSES Consult Vnur «« llisiii.i'-.i-f Asi'lH- N,,« fin Adrijiliile t'niifiliiill WE WILL FINANCE YOUR PREMIUMS lull ill i.ur hunk anil Ulk m " Hn 'llrlaiK "I Hie li,ml npeUed. Its • slrh-lh iMiiiliili-nlii»l. iirumpl, and ahine *il, riieiitlly (.cniie. v lioou ri.tri. ii» m A ijrjoi) i'l.Ari, -l The National Bank of Ocean City MFMBill itlriKAI. IlfNKRVK SYSTRM iLDtnAL i.trpsrr iN.si;BASt;K Banking Hours 9 «. .n; until 2 p.m.- Saturday i 9 * ,m. until 12 noon at, KisKi'ilN IE, c. Hfv. I'aui V. Harry. Piisliir M i . » . c . . .'!- S l i n i i i i J iit li. II 1 " - i ; l 201 Asbury Ave, Ph. 0413 n „ m ' Wn-kiNn Mii.-i, lit n ., ni Aviherited Deafer • t";• n•*• I• i-1•-- fi,,,,, Mi.»ii; 1 v >" ,il liu' i'huri-h BiNiRALîLiCTBiC , U ~'^Z> N,.^,;,, »^,,^,n> REFRIGERATORS j''''*£" ,„ _|.,.,,„.,.. u,.,,,!,,,,,.. sin l l M l l h U l 1 1 1 . ' ( " l l l , » Our Pen Works for You! BORROW MONEY HERE We will give you a loan to BUY^ BUILD of RENOVATE your home on a REDUCTION PLAN MORTGAGE, Invest with U* and Receive Profit on a Guiirantoerl Inveitmenl! Current Dividend Rate 3% . Mil 4.NMM Tlicru iii ii'i 'tinlt mviilved, SavinRa up lu *ri.HliO- arc [nKUrcd bj the Federal Savirigs and Luan Jniurancc Q OCEAN CITY ^ Savings and Loan Association Bil » 8ih Striil PhontOOlZ Church Announcements PaBe III, I'lfiise f iiiiiiiuil-ll fiiuil I'iUr I'' ,,-; . H,l> Sri m'l l.i-.'.iil' Cl'Ml' ; I iili I/,-III.,I. .n'.'i l.i-...!i-l-.-l-ili" Ai-!.> 1,11. Jll 17.111: I fur l; 1 JT-'ÎI ri|..'- ,;, < 1 |,,,-.., , I.'!' ,,11 ill,.-: ||i V, a ii —Tin- C'i.iir.ii al Wi'l'- .h.|i I.ei'i.'ii M-riiniM. • N" oili'-i- \'i,nii' Aiiinlis M.Mf, A,I, -I \2 Till- ;r (iirci li-il by K.iM.ircl- (•' (i. Hi'Kiin. M ill -111ii "Thi' l.nril h Out dinlii.lt ', by KrMiii-i-'-Slii-kli'k, •-.,, I'l-iiliii ,-nlu by Kli'iiiliir PiiM-hflll S.if- •ilU'iai i'lTenni; fur n-lii'f in KimMn' 1,(1 Anil Ihriiuuli blue rr,\i'lu|ns Hit |iul|iil I1II«ITH lire pliiri-ii In Illp :lnry ul Cl.i.l by I.111111. .1 Tjiu-iirin il nf hi. I'llliiT Hup rsi?ii'ii l!iir?i!'y lur till' i'i'lH.'i.iriu-, .1 luirritlH- ii-if) )' in — Mil! Illli uf Illl lllUT- iit'iiiiili- rhri^liiiii Kliili-inui Stui.'H HpiiiiMir: flmrirs M Gnml. All 7:111 p In. — K%i-i:iliH Ki ri In- ul .Vi r.»lll|i Si i'Hiull. '-Till' Writing ul in- Wiiii". Diiiiii-i r.aiiJH The I'hi-u A in Mini, -ir With AII Vnur Hi-ni'i.-.'; ruin Mi-iiili-lwi'hr-. 1 .- ' h:111JI11'", iii'ii -,li IU< H,i\iimr, I'll"! Me" In ii-hili-i-ker llyii'ii.ira l»'l by Mr li Mini t'i.tliL- iiiiti H-lyi-^ >uur f.i = .nn-d hvn.n, 2 p. ',,. -M-'i.lhlv I'.-i-i-li'iS '.I' ltii WASHING FAX NO tlME LIKE THE PRESENT/ I, ".""...In Ifl'.TINKI.KR'H MCK-i | liltriM.1T sKByifK snlui jnur| i Irarini,' i.1iriiihing nf diimitlinji i.fl Irlnilirt In iiilr indhlduHllirll m»>Ji i rhlni-it, la-l y§ ripiain «ur iifryirr | &-Delivery] ! Laundry and Dry | 1 Cleaning Service | TINKLER'S SERVICE IMtll PiBKINIr fPACl Wiif »»i.4H0th IT. MHONi 0014 ll IllilllllllillllllllllllllllUifl New KAISER If You're a Toufh Trader Looking for a Real Bargain With or Without A Trade, Check Our Deal Before You Do Anything! Woodbine Motor Salas K.MNfili . I li l/.l II Hild W.lsl.iUEtiiii Al,, iVniidlillie Open KVBK, & Nun, Phoni! i-iaiiii ChruUan Endtavw Society. M» G.orge Fischer, supirintervdenl Mri Raymond J, Shumin snd Mrs Miur- iee Yinfling, isililint superinten- dents, Mrs, Bessie Well Butler, niusical direetor, and Mrs Hurry P Hawthorne, pmiiiit. 7:30 p, m—Midweek prajcr meet- ing and Bible study. • • • FIRST METHODIST "Thi Church with Uu LhlDM" •Ul st, and C'fl.tr.l av, R», A, Lynn Uanflsir, Minister Sunday. Much !£*- 6;3O a m.~Churt!i Sehpol with classes for all ajji'g, Huy E, Darby, auiierihtendetit, II a m—Marnins Worship, Bap. tism uf Children. Sermon. 'Bearing One Another's Burdens", The morn. ing_choir, directed by Mrs, Charles K. Thurslon. will sing, 'Jesus Refuge of the Weary ". Vocal soloist, Oscar Hatkney, Jr., will sing, "Into the Woods My Mister Went", by George B, Nevin- 6 30 p in. — Intermediate Fellow, shin, in the Junior room. Youth Fel. luwship in the^ church office. 7:4S p, ni—Evening Service. Ser- mon, 'Substitute for Ood", Music by the Youlh Choir, directed by Paul Weil. Tuesday, March 14— 12:30 p m - W.S.CS WE CAN AuroMOfi/i£ FIRST CLASS Terms lo Vnur Cfimrnh-nrf When You Have Your Car Bepairtd, Complete Line of Oi-nfral Motors PARTS and ACCESSORIES Have You Had Your Car WINTERIZED? PALMER CHEVROLET and OLDSMQRH F „ - riUClIDAIKE APPLIANCES — — luliilillnllrd llll'J — I 1117 - 1129 Aibury Avenue | Phones: 023S . 0236 1:00 A, M, to SiOO P. M. VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT! 9th and SIMPSON Luncheon, Mm, AC, J NotHy ClrcK prwldentt by { WcdoMHUy. MuA II— , 7 45pm —Mid-week Setvk*. f are studying the boolcltt, "Our F in Prayer" TABERNACLE Until 8th st. mat W«l n. Rev. W IlPliry Wllua. . _ _ ,. 10 30 a m —Bunday School. Mr*, -3 Louiss Pollard, superintendent, 11 30 a m —Service, 7 p, m—Servlco, 730 p, m.—Prayer Servic*. SEVERAL USED CAM For Jlood, Clean Transportation Mengcl Studebaker 112 Central Av«nu« Phone 1443 THIS IS THE SIGH THIS IS THE ADDRESS North & Wesley Av. THIS IS THE PHONE NUMBER 2308 Your Car Deserve* the Best Servl Care - • - And that* what you get at • • - ANDREA'S "AA" AA" AUTO . From M AAA" SERVICE to Bottom and Repairs of All Kinds "FRIENDLY AND EFFICIENT" WALKER'S TEXACO SERVICE Phone Oi'Piin Cily !>0iS JHll STREET «nil SHOM KOAD MARMORA SHEPPARD'S AUTO SERVICE 912 Simpson Ave, GENERAL MOTORS Parti and Accessories g«rie§ 40 and M BRAND NEW BUICK ENGINES F14 '31 Thro '46 Can Few Vnof null Olil Mofflr ijiitaMBtiiHi in.inii i i.miir.ri, a CIATCK Brakes Rclined Clutches Replaced Motor OrtrhauImB Carhuwtor and Ignitioii Rebuilt Front End Are fires Wearing Unevenly? Km* Action, Overhauling ul Wheel Allenment THE MODERN WAT _ A HJfiW BATTIW? T1MI o* itlBiSf VVB HAVE THEM IN iTOCKI CASH sr TIME FATMR.WI Wallace Bros. Buick 9lh St. and Simpson Ave, Phone 9042 OUT OF THIS WORLD! THE NEW PACKARD!! BISHOP MOTOR SALES 1159 Asbury Ave,, cor, 12th St, Phone 1888 iiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiililiililliiMliillililNllii Cadillac Pontiac Phane 060B WM. T. POWELL SALES and SERVICB 1168 Asbury Avenue mi, tiiiiiitiiiiitiMiifiHiMiiii!,inilinHiHli Q ONE . - - Just one accident can ruin you financially. ^^ Let us protect you insurance ... we represent only companiei having an A-l Plus (Excellent) rating. Bites in (Jape May County »Bd Vicinllf Honey Lloyd Chattin 1315 A.bury Avenue Phone 0060 Save Tires, Time and Miles ape May County Bridge Commlsdoii OCEAN CITY -LOHGPORT AUTO e_,' .I BRIDGE 0Tickets'! Single rwe, 2B« 100 Ticket*, llft.50 lie Short Route lo AtUntk Gty • ,?*• '•' - [ * V i t r r T-?
SENTINEL-LEDGER SawiTB •lilUiU, 0W SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc. fit %ht OnU Kit) HMInal Irfaw — H H*l U»M IV AMfikviHB. editor ltABOL.II I.KB, AiBtallllK »ll«i > •»,«• Mr tm* i>r •>»« i» Ot*m cur •< tut *f yi-l*Ml.Dl Mw. (H.r Mt. p Bl l« III r!« no • tut *f yi Blnr, p«r . (H.r Mt. |1 OH .1-month.. ^mn^BRJtM 0 *** THURSDAY - MARCH 9 - 1'tfiO < Clouting Will Be Muted t(, lanky Henry Y. Cloutinjj — the man whoso countenance ha« always offered an interest- in expression—is Ruing to step down from his Up on the Board of Chosen Freeholders jit don't envy the successor of thi« officer who hai loathe Board longer than any other of its pie.sent mn. He'll find it hard to fill Henry's shoes t. Clouting has heen county director of chanties since the memory of man runneth not to thi- (jr.- He has been * hard-workinff member of the Welfare Board ever since it was established. i OOUqty almshouBe has been under hi.i direction, I taken an intense interest and pride, not only tlon, but in the welfare and happiness of eiuh »bly nobody but Henry himself will ever know ,»ny families in diatrass he has helped, not only j»lly but by hit) personal intereKt in their w< If.ui- Henry Clouting will be missed Yesterdays In Ocean City ONI TEAS AGO Aaembljman N. C, Smith on. nouneed introduction of tt bill spon- sored by leaihore countiM to post, pone for six monihf the effective date of the hotel Ore safety law, • * • , , Irvln Johnson, chief of the Urn department for 11 yean,, announced his Intention to retire on April 1 lifter 30 yean' lorvlce, Most radio receivers in the city were "blacked out" by static for 21 hours. untiUon Electric Co. trouble shooter found the cause of the dis- tiirbance in n defective transformer at 10th st, * * * Munleipal Judge Howard Warren posted a .schedule of standard fines for o variety of motor vehicle ami other offenses in his court, • * * The variety show "LBIT It Off 1 ' was ready to open at the hitch st'hnnl, in the wake of the iinniiul KxchnnHe Ciuh minstrels riVF YEARS Ar.o Pulue hild IB ihililnn rmjiii fit m thrtt- tit Mirt jtar*- ijf »itof tttu bii.irdu.ilk prnptrtH tumult and the shouting have died, but the about high taxes will go on a» usual. YOVR Chamber of Commerce ;/tW membership eampiiign of Ocean City's new j^n^-ireeded Chamber of Commerce is now under J«)in now and have a voice in this important organ- i relatively few business and professional men, »f a fair erogji-sertion ot the community, or- "It, but they want YOU to step in and help to tito activities. They want your suggiBtions, you^ r,Hnwi and your willingness to work with them f rarfjvancement of the city, ?rif» YOUR Chamber of Commerce! Cuntractx totjilini; $240,520 wirp given condltiopiil approval by the rommissiuniTs for ifbuiliilnij bourc!. walk ramps, repairinir biilkhiads. BravelinM streets and huihiinx ncsy stone jetties • » • The OPA nrnniinenil a lijht(?nin(! of reifulatififts for the replacement ill lost food ration books, rcqulrinij a longer waitinji period. Girls dffcBted buys in a ' 1 Batt!r> uf the Sexes" quiz program staled at the hii!h si'huol by the junicir tlass. Pfe Juhti P. Fries. Jr.. received two citations fur outstanding service with the/7th Armcired Division atfainst ibf Naiis, Oman Ocean City's Memory Lane Soulliwurd Ho 1 oould hiivf b«n the chant ef these Mnp uorkmrn »v lhf> irr.lfd iiiothfr rlfrlrlc polf on the ««n Hide uH lr.l .v Vboul 51.1 st. The time -,»s -h.rtly before l«» l,,e »,,uslun VW-. Hie InsUll.U.n >•' »"^ "• rl.r P-«" l« the »l,l "looMrvllIf >r«llev ' line thJl i.n l» IlKlh ,1. for ni«i.y y,.rK. ll.r r»lls for Khlrh h»d ulr^dv beer. Uld. \»U h»l the troll,v «r.,l tu llie suiitl. fnd uf the I-U»d rlflit Ihrouth the Hud dunes, even before tlirre »as mi iiulomubllf roadway. One or two or l...isf i-lon.-, l..n,r,. Ih.ii vlrtuallv If. thr „lldfrnev,. ure Mill Home Rule for Hometown Explanation of Changes Proposed by Faulknpr City Govprnrrn-nt Plan County Press Ocean City a la Carte Opinion, Condensed ,Higher pay for the commissioners probably is juati t Then they'd be able to afford tho.se boxing (flnve y've needed all these months. City** '30-Year War' 'tm't there a 30-year war somewhere back there Commissioner Henry Rower, Jr., thinks that IB VBABS AOO King A, Porter. Ffitiretl rantraitor and former lie plant operator, died at i2 « * • Ocean City i, :h's basketball championship aspiratiorji we re rudely dumped when PennsKrove eliminated the resiirters from the South Jersey tournament, 40 lo 19. * * * Frank Sannirio, Charles Selby and Winnie Myers emeried as city table tennii champions in their respective divisions, in a tournament with 3i contestants staged at Convention Hall. •i/tj&eiMl City has had a 80-year war of its own and that 1,'Jrptita reason for the record-breaking tax rate of 1060, 1." He contends that set-backs suffered by the com- ' during the past 30 yearshave had a cumulative He cites the real estate boom, the big fin of ,,, .% erosion, Worid War II, erosion, the hurricane and 1 ;«mrUnued erosion as the roots of our fiscal woes. t^ Ty *'l coat a frightful amount of money. A large '•""••' tofjhe coat was financed with b6nds. The principal it d i d ff if r t f t Sears, Roebuck and Co. adver. tiled in The Sentinel.Ledger a sale of iS.foot electric refrigerators for $89 95. * * i The city commissioners condemned and ordered the demolition of a cluster of ,U small wooden shacks, known as Cramer's Village, because they did not comply with building or health codes. iptcteat drained off a painful pioportlon of pur tax so VIARS ADO "jet*, leaving an insu"fBofent amount for main. Mrs. r Leroy Howe âs eie mi. So maintenance suffered. No progressive dan Ion; afford to permit maintenance to be So now we must catch up or lose out in the ,__ jtt, rmee. "it probably alio is true that the public, imbued ipk prodigal spending policy of Washington, is tttflng more nervices for which, of course, the ! must pay. tile Red Cross is playing it smart this year, if can't nick your pocketbook for cash they'll settle your veins for a pint of blood. W*r* Wm Poor Gueuers? j\\. Ocean City's voters, a couple of years or so ago, tMrfttjd down a referendum that proposed the levying 111* "service tax*'—-a name that sounded a little sweeter I "Juxury tax" but that meant the same thing. Thte tax would have been paid by all of u», but icjpally it would have been paid by the summer who enjoy an unusually large amount of free -here. voters apparently feared that the tax, once &d, would be with ua always. Perhaps they correct. But in view of the super-duper tax on estate called for toy the 1950 budget, it might be ^hey didn't guess right. j Hnt was ele president of tht Parent-Teacher sociation to sucreed Mrs T J Qlrev ttho rtsifned bemuse of ill hialttl • i # ,,Har\ey Murcy 917 B3> a\ suf fered 3 frietured leg and other m juries when he fell three stones i* a scaffold broke while he \*a= paint in£ an apartment rmuse • • # Four test piling 45 feet long virrp sunk at the site of the new rmmiLipal trajh and garbage ineinei-ater in preparation for lUrting found itmn work • * a Resort physicians pledged their en. operation to the Chamber of Com- meree in an effort to establish 0 sanitarium hire to help provide a ILar-arnunil pairoll and visitor Larry Imbesi scored 12 points to lead the Postofike quintet to a 10 20 victory over the Pire Department in the pla)ntt series for the "cinnil half of the Industrial L Editor's Note— This, is Ihf tirM ii! y MTii-H :>( sis iiriitlt^ !>ri- pnri'i! by tin- New .tiu^r.v Cum- mission f.ri Mu/iiciiiiii UiAi-ri,. mrnt uiiil dislribiiliMl thrmiMH tycjlitK,^ uf Ihi 1 Nt'W JiTNt-y Prf'î Assucmtiun H* dLSLU^s j,ub- tidy thu pfit|4rii!fi uf munif!rj;ii Kuvornrm-nt U1ipru\ emeni i,'r.v l.iTuri' the Stall' Li't^liiluri' Ntv Ji'Mpy rnuiiii iptilitii-i, ii.ulri M-ctiri' "the £rv;iU'>,l pijîi- ul lyrui ii'll-iiijviTnimTll i-unsisti-ni wllh II.i- Ci.hstituliun nf thi' Mtiilt " under i,rn. liOSiilH finw bi'liiH- the mile It-::',. idtUre, Hfi-iimmendrfi b y t h o S t a t i> iFauIknpri Ciiirnr.imiun fin Mur.iri- (,al fiiniirniiliiH after mcirc tirnr. Uii yi-arf; i : Mufiy and iunyuii.ihun Ihi- bill!, IA-I0, A.II. A-12i 1., n- Viitnp and irn>diTm/i.< IIK-III ^nM-rn, mi-nt hiivr> been introdurt'cl ni iin St.:jte Liîsliitur*' by AhM'iHhK Siifhki'r Percy A Miller. Jr. OM'RRK S NKW Pi,ANN The legisliitioh IIITITS thi' Mill BUH municipalities thri'e new B efn !'"•»• "' ''-• [nlincil-ITinnaKcr. miiyor-cimiii'il and ii form designed usini-ially fur small munifi|ialitlus. Numerous variuiinf. of these thrvii basic forms nhv tin zens a brood chime as tu the (ii'tail, of their municipal oris.imziitiiiii and administration Any municipaliiy ndnplinn nr». nf 'modern Inim« is immi-diiiiily nted "hcimi' rultV puwers it never jnyed Ijefare Tin- mimiiipaiiK would have full iH.wer ti, urfitviU' ond regulate its IntiTnul aflairs. and to estahiisli, alter onri abolish offiivs. puM'lions iind emplMynH'iils ami ii, di'ltllo lunptlun.1, liuwiTs ami flulli'x thereof iind IIs tli.ir u-rill, II-IIUIT and eornpensation , , . exercise pow- ers of condemnation, uiirrnwinis an.I taxation in the manner ph.vidi-d bv Rener.il law." C'lTlKBNS I>Ft;Inl! TII iirinpl (me (it the i-.i'W fin-ins nf Incal t;uvi.rnmi-iil, the rniniiin. sion has [irovidefl vnti-m nilli in-ii methods: ill Kletliun ul a i-hi,rti-i inmiiiisMiiii which may ri'i-iimiiifhil line nf the varintnins of the tlin-f prupnsi'd furniji tii lie put nn rufi.r. l-nriilm ur I2i by plaeliiR one of Ihe forms on referundiim b| jietlliuii In eilhcr caso the voters themselves finally decide if nne of the m.\v inrms is tu be adopted. If voters i-hoose a cliartor cum- missinn, herc-s what the CummiBSinn can do: (1) recommend for ado|)ti.in one of the three new forms of local Movernment; or 121 recummend thai the municipality's ttoviTIiiiiK |,0,|v pelilinn the I.ejiinlatine fur ! ,.f a spei, Mllm-lld tbat i rrm; in u hiirliT, »r i.'I unn .,! i',\ en irt |H'A |,|:,,,|,lk prrmmrd lj iii A In slrci,nthi-n the lm- ir.i i:f ami make it inure < a! 'iM'ftieii'f.t 1 OllMiSSION IlKtlllKH In riot IMr fivr.meinb! the c=:Ii With {leterrn,ninM the j/m errunei lity iimhl h to ilii- i ii!fi tf.uUi (he ireritlhiTU-i si\e nr kH nr v. lii- re tu-un ii 1 ha i-i ui The chari ulil jaihhr utthe luruiii li5 hea The Nut Bowl ^£^"L15i Our Florida vacationist* are now strapfrling back Ji>« the national American Legion. . iff for the contest, each student was M".to a lot of Americanigm. This was the pur- |>fe' TOaW is DOthinr much more militantly "TTien Wedneiday'i cloie enough, n than the American Legion. And the teflon "T i f«"h Mp "(m «*, *A' nl - " Ain * to Iwil bwt to wmbat the iniidJoM Innuence no trains hen m smnf ^ Ltamg on the minds of young people. CONDITIONED He was a difnoult customer. One of the two partners In the cloihinK store had ihown him every suit in Slock but one, helping him into each one and pointini out the virtues of each garment. With tach suit, he would turn the man around and around in front of the mirror, ' Finally he despaired of eultomer anythlni. Just then partner Itepped up and showed the customer the remaining suit. He bought it immediately. "You see, Sam," said the success, ful partner later, "what good sales, manship It takes to sell a tough customer like that. You nottced 1 sold him on the first try?" "Sure," Mid the other, 'hut who got him diiiy"" * « • WHAT S THE BUSH? Breathless from running, the sales, man asked the small town station agent, "Quick, what time is it?" The agtni answered, "Hound about WedneMtav, I guess," "No, no," gasped the salesman, "what hour? 1 have to catch a trsln! rinjjs anil j-iiunmr t must provide 'tht 'U-.it iiiwsibli- inlurniiitlnn and di«- ^M(j!i re^pi'iiiny the [uirjinses and iilii'iw (if its wink " It must n- it its ilndin^s and reennimenila. In the fiti?ehs uf the mur " v w" 1 "' IIIMHI';'fl KIVIIIK widest imssiblu puliln-i'y io Us report Thus tin 1 Ii-Miiiliiliun QfTeis modern lulnis nf Incal sovirnment with ruin. iriniBi mteitii'iMiie by the legislature The tieeisiun \VMiiltl In" left lu !he MUM'S Hii'ni. rule wtmlfl be an :u!uabiy. Forum and Agin' 'Em From One Resort Hotel Proprietor to Another EdiK.ru Noli.—Aliss Surah E. Mayberry, )irii|irl(-l»r of an Uiean City hotel, ollered some iiiMstruetlu. criticism for Ocean City in n letter published ill this tleiiartmeiil two weeks ago. In it she ejqiresscd the bupe thai tin- new Chanil.iT (if Commerce ' wcilllii iiriiinote eivle liPltcrmtMit, Aniilhi.r hotel |iro|irietor. Kv- ii'i'lt 1, Ci.|ie. rin>siilen( nf ihe Chaiiilur, has wntti.n thi- In!, h-ttlhii lelter to hi-r, and ha« (!i\i-n Tin- SHiliiii-|.|,1.|li!i-r a ii.py nf ii i '•Di-iir Miss Mayberry: 'it is with a great deal nf iiloas. lire I have read yniir words 1,1 en- i nuraxement to the • newly.formed ChsmbiT lit Commerce of Oucnn C:ly in last week's issue of The Neiilinel.Ledger. "It is (jratifying to know that our HibManlial residents (mil business pccinle realize the need uf a Cham, her nf C'olnlileree and the |iro"re» Fair II, flfilse HUNK BACKS FERRY, AND MISSES THE BOAT (< ape May County (iitelte) Having read, anil written, news of •hi [jrojelied Cape May.L+wwi ferry t',r innfe than iti years, (irit! havmM li.iiiid Irum the old Oazi-lte tiles th;4 the propiisal âs discussed as ii.rili as 50 years iieu, |)erba|)Si we h.ay be esruMMl if. eiirrentiy. we hiiM. fuund it dinicult to (jet up a luil head uf steam over the sunpes- linn that ihe lerry service mlisht b,. layriched a* a link in a New jersey- li* UiWure ir.ter-.latt- highway system. But we are aboul to change our tf.iiikir.i!. It could be thiil Ci.n j.i : e^!niial,aspirant Flmer Wt-iu- has M,ii;e insuie infurmaiinn tii eyuie ! un In lit-lifvi- that the ferry pin, tret will be consummated If it were a mere hiihh!e in his eyes we are ii ihned to think lie woulfi hau 1 hesitated tu u«e it ai his Mrs! step. pitiH Mone in the campaign which will ciintiiuie until nest November ^^hen he will o(i[iost' Congressman T. Millet Hand lor ii seal in the HniiSe uf iii-piesentatives. rriirn a purely political_vifwjiulnl, luiwever. if Mr! Wehe contemplated nu votes ihroujih his advent into the terry picture, he may have blundered. There slill are farmers in Cape May and Atlantic counties, and possibly some in Cumberland, who don't like the ferry idea at all. Hereabouts, .there are farmers who lonH have held thai the furry svoiikl injure them by glutting our markets with i-arlier and cheaper produce fi'i.lil Delaware, Maryland and other Males Ht-condly. the Vinelaiui man's siiMiji'Stii.n that it might be fuund fi-asibln lu operate the ferry only sis months of the year will not be |ion- uh,r with those in this section who are enlhusiaMicallv arivucalirm the priijecl. NO ROOM FOR CiAMBI.KRR nVildwBud Lfaierl Tile other week the Cpunty Prose- cliu.r accimpanieil by State.atid lo. •'ill police of inn County eornrnun. ibis raided two places and arrested iwu inch on charKes of cundurlinii liainblinjj activities The authorities Slnteti that evidence of (jamylinii ac. tivilies in numbers antl illegal horsi- race beltini; was found with both thi- arrested men. Il is to he hoped that the Prnsn. culiir and the other law enrorcinjj assents will continue their efforts The resorts of Cape May County cannot afford lo become the kind of Places they will become it gombliir" activities are permitted to exist iir^ miilested. 'Who Do They Think They Are!' A shell time anil as everyijoily kinrivs. « i!ri)ii|) of fjennn Cilys well known business and profesi-iunal men «ot ti.tsethi-r unit oraan. IIH! a new Chamber of Commerce. The curbstone comment that lias followed that achievement has been typical of comment that !(,,,.« with ailytbiiiM that anybody or ITnup starts in Ibis nimmunitj A friend uf ours sidled up to us. lie louked over his shouldir, then askeii suspiciously in low tones, out nf the corlienof his mouth; "Hey. what dyu think of this Chamber of Cominerce?' (You'd huve ihduBhi that he was taikiut! abullt somebotly down in Ihc r.exl block who was suspciii-d of beinij a commie I '1 think it's a line thina for Ocean City." we replied "It should have bteri oriunized a lunii time ugn," 'Yeah, yeah! That's just what I w;,« Ilunkifiii: " b- replied hastily. Bill he slill looked doiihlfiil. "Aw. the Ciiamber of Commerce ,s just a fronl fur the Repub. lu:,n machine," M.id another "Look at the nameu uf Ihi' itirectnr, " "Have YOU looked at them' 1 ' v,e uske.l 'Sure' "Will unre when has'Frcnch I.uveland been a nepllblicali"" "r'n-ncli Lovi—hey. it- he a ttireclor"" '•Diiili'l you lead Ihe 1-,-t in The Rentinel-U-di'fr' 1 " "I thnuaht I did . . Well. Ill be ilfirni'il' ' Arid another curbstone cnmphiiner: '•Win. du those isuys think Ih.-y uri-" Win,I ri;-ht hiive niEY to organi/e a Cbynibt-r uf L'uuimerct'.'" "Perhaps they aot bred waiting for you and the rest of Ocean that n Chamher of CommercF ~t*tty is neeried?" "Yeah. 1 Riiess so." "Well, somebody had to start it. That's all the nrisanijers have done. Personally, we think that they're a pretty able and represent, alive (jroup u^citizens. Bui ii'you think that others can do a better job. join the Chamber and vole 'hem out of ufticc when their terms expire. Don't just beef about it " And so it jjoeS: There's nolhiilK new about this altitude. Ocean City people seem In like to "heel ": just as the boys in the Arttiv liked to gripe. It's the most popular winter inclnnr and outdoor sporl. heri.abuiits. But in this casi.. we do hcipe that the beefers will confine their Kripes and suspicions to the gin rummy Kami's in (be back rooms. Tlus^ Chamber of Commeree is important lor every person in Ocean City, The amount of benelH that each will derive from it will depend upon how unanimously the community (jets into the Chamber. It will depend upon how many men—and women—will join the Chamber, roll up (heir sleeves and work eonscientiouslv on its committees. Reunion in Havana Before Art Watkins leit town to serve as assistant cruise director cm the Holland.American liner Veenclam. on a southern trip he leiitalively ananaeri for an "Oiean City Heiiniiin Dinner' in Havana The steamship hue HHHIRM ii a lireat idea and told Art he i-oulcl Mo the limit. He did. He arranged a large table— (lowers- .decora. lions, even iiholtiiiraphers. Bui An was the only one present All or Ocean City's southern sisilois a! the- time had coiiHict. mi; dates and couldn't make it Looking Ahead L Ocean City's Fatal Weakness: We Just Can't Seem to Get Together "That's not the way in handle it,' snid The Gen,tleman from Philadel- phia when we (old him some Texas Goes Independent If CEOEGE 8. BENSON Fruldtnt Btrdlti Collcft. Btutf, ArktMM ; A CHANfiE! A jiroup of Tesas farmers have made some refreshing and en- and W»v>) couraging news. At a liiianclal sacriflce to themselves, they have ill rf r nn M --. srnl a healthy slice of fuderal t'overnmeni cash back to Wnshlngtr.n Wualilta throughout wllh ° nole '" " le V S Treasury which" said, in eiteel, "lltrcNi y»ur lulMlilie!, throughout „,„„,,,_ By strujjHnj » m i t hlfdfr ,„„ pinehlnt m t pfnBitn, we ran |et by without It," Newspapers and farm journals sent up hoiwihs; nnd ev Solurday Evening Post wrote glowing editorial praise. Tt solicited return of federal funds to the U S. Treasury esn nii.kes nmuts r,i ^ .;,- i •' ciations. Has any one of them n civic policy? They listen tn talks nn Tiuw •"" AHtn sa >"' n B they intended to jet rid ° of their Oeenn City real estate on neeount of the record. hreoklns budget. "Tl)nt kind of petulant prallle shows just what is weiiken- ing your thonccs of tVer (iiakiiiij your city what it oiiuM lu be. and that is the model for all Jersey's shore resorts. "Your fstiil weakness," lie went cm, "is that you can't jet together
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