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i« . jv March. 28,1S60 m Hear* Talk ,^, CUUm*. Hceital , k3 ls'.' Brooki. mtdleel ytprktr at the Children*; Sea i **lBie, Atlantic City, wa» guts! Tuentay last week at a _ of. IBs Victory Circle of the It Wlrthodist Church ntftfng, with 23 members and • attending, followed a calen •I the homo.'of Mr? , M Wesley rd. Mils Brooks gave » brief hiitorv of th* Seashore Home, which Is s •1 far epnvilesetnt children Philadelphia and other eitiet Vi tint one w(n| of the oil _ j it now bvinf demolished tr s #*y for a new Btructure with j inadern faclUtiel. She also 1 some oi the work done on ipe- — In the Institution •pecker was Mn. Philip •airman of the American idety lurgicil dresslnr,< unit, who demonstrated ulngs are made About ..... ,..~.4f duriol the meeting, tfa, Maurlo- Candy entiTtjfneri ; wIM accordion lelections. The after. MOB WU concluded with a ioeijl hour. College Choir at Baptist Church m King's College Choir of 33 3 from New Cirtle, Delaware wfll •Ing during the morning war- (blp Mrylet of the Ocean City Bap. Church, beginning at 11 a m. _ht choir Is now on iu sprinii tour through the eastern states under the direction of Cordon A Curtii. el The King's College muê ftcultj. Several wtll'known and MOM HGKd selections will be Offimd by the choir u it pays i',s •MMi] vfijl to the Ocean City Bap. tilt Church. Hey: Victor B. Beatfle. pastor, will preach another'in a series of ser. morn on revival, his subject; "The Road to Revival". m Wk, it. Send Easter Cards to Shut-ins, Plea The New Jersey Branch of thy Shut-in Society is issuing an appeal to the public to .wild Easier curds or small gifts in invalids and shut- ins on its inemberihip list: Names and addresses may be ub- tained from Mrs. Charlps CJ Dunn, superintrndent of the Shut-in So. eitay. 2981 Tuckohue rd,, Comdeli. Church Class Has 'Sourdough' Party Retort Missionary TeUi of Alaika Miss Florence- Dalbtnv iwitertainud members Qf Uw Bert'an Class of the Ocean City Baptist Church at e "SoufdouEh party" at her home. 412 Central av.. Tuesday night last wpek. Miss Dalbow is home un furloug'i after airnoM live years as a missionary in Alaska. She answered many questions about her work thcrt- MMH told of seme ol licr exin-ncMirus ,n •Me frozen North Refreshments had a true Alaskan flavor, irrcludint; mnOsrtmrjit'r.* car.- tiled slicks (frozen Itslii inossherry jam and Alaskan tea. Her Bursts jnlered into the spirit nf the |iall% ind eniiiyi'd the sourflimah atinos- iherc. but were delighted wlu ! n ^!»iC ! fid American ice creiiiu and cake iyiearcd The Bereans partially suppml HX niisioiiaries. of whom MISJ, Daiijow s one. The clii§.s president, Mrs. M;iry Turner, spoke briefly as to till' re. lations oi the niudeni IHTIIIly us!! ! ^ ,he lalest Dsjcholosieal approach as iornpared with a Christian iymily ising the Bible as Us HUlde Plans were completed for the an- ual party given for the Chnttwn- trie elass of tile Chelsea Bapliat Church. Atlantic City, to take place tonight in the Ocean City church, BKOTHKKHOOD .SEES FILMS Several sport dims U-ITC enjoyed by member* of tin- Bratlu-rhsud of Si John's Lutheran Church, Thurs- day night last week, in the church. Movies also were planned for lilt! April and May meeting. Church Announcements . aad W«ley av, amjiKiftfbCHitered ud : MtaA|Mrr>Hlareal senses cannot inform us what is reil and whatsis delusive, but the revela- tions of Christian Science unlock the treasures of Truth." ip. 70 1 IT. JOIIN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 10th gi. 2nd Central av, Ee», Frink F. Adltr, S.T.M., Pastor Mr and MB, Paul II. Weil, Ministry •f Mutie The Klfth Sunday In Lent—Passion Sunday— 9;4S a. ill. — Church School ami Bible Classes, Nursery through Adult Deuartments, Vlsilnri, Wei. come: attendance cards given. 11 a. m—The Service. The Sor- mon. "The Saint and Saints", An- ihetn, "Judge Me. 0 Ooil:', py_Ncitl- linger. thO'Clmncrl Clluir. Soloist, Jeannettc Darby Stokes, Epistli Hebrews »:11-1S. Gosiiel, John i: 4«-5J. d 6:30 p rn,—Junior Chnir reh«ir«ii 7:45 p. m.=Lenien Servtee. Sul "The II • - r oly Commilninn" in.—LijfMlershi|i Trainin — Chance! Choir Re /, SCIENTIST ' -Mi irvl ioct •_S:45 |) Cmirpe i:4S „. hearsal. Thundajr— P p. m—Meetina uf Ynunii Wn. men's Christian Service. Siieaki'r Mrs. Fred T. Woncls, Saluriiij — 10 n. in. to 12 iniiin—Ctnillrmatliiii CliisfeS: HOLT TEIN1TV KPISCOPAt 11th it. and Central av. K. VaUEhKn, Rector lunflay gervlers— 7:3| a. m.—Holy Coniniunlun. 0I48 a. in.—church School, lla. m.^^Mornine Serviue, 7:45 p. m.—Kvcnsong. Thursday!!— Holy Communion, D a. in. Holy bays— Holy Communion. 7:30 u. m, ST. AUGUSTINE'S B. O. i3lh sk and Wesley iv. Rev, Bartholomew B, Dayl* •er. Joseph J. Brenrun Sunday Masses—8 and 10:1,1 lonfesilons on Saturday — 4:30 to :S0 and 7;30 to J:30. First Friday Mass—7 a, m, ConfeHions oa Eve of First Frl- lay~7:3O to 8:30 p. m. Daily Mass — 7 a.m,; Saturdays :30 a m. IT, MART'S CIIAPLL nd at. •nd Allanlte »v. Sunday Mass—0:1a a, rn, Confesgions before Mass. Mass on Fint Friday—7:30 a Confessions before Maw \BKR.\A(I.K BAPTIST th si. and West av, •tv, W, Benfy wil«nn. Tislor 10:30 a, m.—Sundttj Sehnol uis* Pollard, superintendent, 11:30 a. m— Service. T p. m,—Service, di T-,, «,,,_.».„»: ,W,,,,.., Mrj,| Wednesday-, 7-30 p. ,m— Prayer Service. * * • OCEAN CIT¥ •APT1ST Ifith at. and Wesley av. "The Church wtUi the tin* « JUy, vie^r «. nealtle, p*Sier m,, Villaao dwBlk i.a. m.. 6U oth Meeting. BE LBSSON for Soli 8:18 a. m— Prayer meelinit fnr nil Sunday School teachers and d/riccrs in tho iiastors study. ' Schoql with'classes for'every 'mc'nv Her oi tm, rsmlly. Eusscll Sutfon fiijwrlfitendent. " 11 a. (ti,—Worshin Servieo, Organ, hi. Richard Carroll, Spncisi munin m » h « f- v «l« eholf from The Klnfs College. Delaware, Messum by ftiitof Vfttor B, Beattie , • 1:00 p. m,-.Teen.A«ers' ChristiBn Union for all youhg peoplo. S;« p. mvrAdult CHrlsiian Follow. * or it} 1 • «clulta. Speaker, Bov irn JEUenhower, Inm Palermii Josiah Harder was a practical business man -almost two centuries ago. So he built his mill down by the stream, Josiah's Mill would have been closer to his customers if he had built it along the turnpike, or at the main cross-roads, But Josiah built down by the stream . . . and the stream turned the wheel of his mill. BUILD WHERE THE POWER IS! That was the secret of Josiah's success. But it's really no secret For centuries our Churches have been teaching men to build their lives close to God, the Source ol All Power, The force of Christian truth, when it flows into our lives, crowns the honest industry of man with joy and success," 'ns,i ^«SlP»^^B§^^wîl^5i^RHBR^s ^ mmmm This Serim h Being Publhhtd Under the Sponsorship of the Following; CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY COMPANY 801 Aabury Av. Phone 0300 RALPH L. CHESTER Best E»Ute . Insurance nf AH Kinds SOI Centra! Av, Phone 0026 EDWARD S, CORSON Blectflljal Conlraeior . lluipoliil Apnlianf ts 752 West Ave, Phone 2248 EWING T. CORSON Realtor 800 Ocean Av, Phone 0007 ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY 800 Anbury Av, Phone 0130 LEWIS L, BARRETT Printing , Sliiliiincry 807 Aibury Av. Phone 1282 BERTRAND T. CAREY Keiil Kktate « Insurance lSthSt,«nd'W«Ik Phone 0178 HANEY LLOYD CHATTIN Real fciUtc , Insuniice 131S Aibury Av, Phone OOiO : FRANK HOWARD Reglsitrrd Iluiliirr 2124 Anbury Av, Phone ZBSO.R I. LESLIE LAWRENCE Rpal K'.l.itc 4S01 Cenlral Av, Phone 0014 EDWARD H. MILLS • • llp.il !;.,!«!(• t Im.ril Suniljis 219 Asbury Av, Phone 2193 • MONTGOMERY'S Paints , Supplies 72l_A»bury Av, Phono 0489 ARTHUR M.' DoMARIS Realtor . iBsuror 601 Eighth Si, Phone 1233 WALTER A, DITTRICH, Inc. Bealliir . Im.urnr 601 Eighth St. Phone 1380 . DOUGLASS CANDIES (lualily Hiiica ISM 328 AtlBiitic Ave. Phone 0147 N, HICKMAN Sfifood 1IS8 Aibury Av, Phone IS 15 OCEAN CITY PAINT.UP STORE II IVAI.TKK OKI inn. Prop. 653 Apbury Av, phone 1250 OCEAN CITY E \ | ERV 'CE COMPANY 210 Tenth St. phone 0423 JOHNPELT0CO.1Inc. Cirncral Contractors 1256 Aibury Av, phonc 0S8S PLYMOUTH INN 717 Plymouth PI. Phone 8879 C J, MOYER Bi-fltirred Builder Phone 2521 TH| NATIONAL BANK g0 OF OCEAN CITY 801 Aibury Av. ph0M ,3^ J3CEAN CITY ,„ « E ,V ER AGE COMPANY HIS S.mp,on Av, Phane 0122 SIMMS 1 RESTAURANT On the 'Walk at Moorlyn Terrace HAROLD C, STEINRUCK ilcNoln . IM> mouth 9lh St. and Bay Av. Phone 16S2 TINKLER'S LAUNDROMAT SERVICE Wo « Av - •' 10th St., Phone 00S4 VOSSAGENCY^BerthaM.VoH ,fte ^ ""' E ^K - Iniuranee BOSNmthSt. Phone 0044 V °SS AUTOMATIC HEATING aof^fUEL OIL COMPANY Z01 Asbury Av. phohe M13 WARDS PA|rRY SHOP. 724A,buryAv. Phon. igSft SAMPSON MidHAMADA •*28We,tA f.i>i«riJ Art Study Class Has 14 Students Still Room for More; to Move Outdoors The new «ft study class sponsored by the Women's Club of Ocean City is now functioning successfully with 14 studtnts enrolled, it WHS reported Ihii week by Mrs, Doris Tpylor, club art chairman. The ejiss is In session caeh Sat- d f 1 t 330 i h The ejiss is n urd*y from 1 tu p. m, in the piftah houic nt Holy Tflnlty I] copil Churqh, 1053 Central av, flnt meeting was March 4, an will bo contTnu»d until May 8, Itch iturfy pqflod operu with a . or 20 minute diteuulon by J, Rogtri Ulrieh. the instructor, of some phasd of art work. After that the sf ' " .'o to work on still life ..._,, heir own choice, with Mr. Ulncl circulating around the studin to nf far help and criticism of Ihei ofTorts, • Later in the spring the rioss mn\ movo ouleioors for pail uf eucl Mrs Taylor sliicl there still rnom for more students interestec 111, the subject. Hardoek's Typewriter Co. Authorized Agent for Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Used Machines _. $20 Up Strvitf On All Makes — 32 Years 1 Experience 2818 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J, Phone A, C. B.2610 F, P. Ristine & Co. M i M n i: n s rhiladrlplilii Stock tuvhantf New York Sleek Exchange New York Curb 123 South Broad Street, Philadelphia r«-nn>packrr 5.43OO Clinton D. Lowden Representative TITLE INSURANCE SEARCHES Rendering cflurteoua and prompt serylOB 6re*Mng gaiety since 1888 CHELSEA TITLE and GUARANTY COMPANY C. AniMlTT. Chalrlnnn of thB Iloiira HI.WOIII) V K1HKHAN, fri-nl.lunt U, U, JKitKMIAH, Vlff rriMl.liMU mill K •liifl' ATLANTIC CITY orFICES BoardwaUx National Bank Bldf, OCEAN crrv orncEs Natlunal Bank of OcMn City nid». fl.lNTUN 0. I'ntciw, Vlre -I'm-H. BTANLKV ¥. OANI'V. Ami. Trrun KDWIN rt, BTII-KB. TKln Officer M WATSON. AMI. Tlllu orflur WILDWOOn 331S New lenty Ave, BRIOOKTON OFFIfKN Hoiim No, a - Stanley Building A Way to Help You Pay Your Electric Light Bill If the Alluntit Ciiy I leeliir ( iinipiins iirnvidrs Miu «ilh clrrlriritv. let it alNn prni'ldc you with Ihrsmr In help n»v vour rlrrlrir Ii»lil blil, All.iMtn I ily HlfelHe C iiin|)»n\ eniiinuKI slnrk i« aniilahli' In till' marlipl at JUI.jCI prr (.hiirc i'reseiil dilidriirt i« JI.30 per uliui p, prr per yrir, payahlr Mr raeh January 15. April IS, July IS and Orinher II Ten -.harei (if this slnrk luiuld ciist iibnul >;!:,, anil currrnllv |la( tii a ir.it. rqual Iu $1,(10 a n,until Tufnly sharp., would rust aliiiui Jlliii and iiifrriilli |iii> t'.\ a Jear, CijUal In SS.tO a fflniiih. rorly shaifs uolllll eusl ahiiui SSiill ami I'III rrnllt pay (IS a irar, equal tn 14,00 a hinnfh. If yuu ale inteieslrd, til I ullt ihe million liclim aild mail it til ti'.. nr IflejlhiiHf iiui Nf« Jelsej Iteplf Miiiiiti* i 1 . Mr, l'i tei Mill, at .Miaul) 3.IS IK, BOENNING & CO. tit' Mrllllirn I'lillmli-ltlhi" - lUilt inmrt SHI inrh i iirll I'-.ti-llillllli- 1606 Walnut Street Philadelphia 3, Pa. Pleaw send Me a Brief nesfiipiion of Atlantic Clly Eleelrie I'omliany Commnii Nlnek. Qw Pen Works for You! BUILD - REPAIR or REMODEL Your HOME ... on Our Direct Reduction Mortgage Plan. SAVE MONEY REGULARLY And Earn a Good R«t« of Interest Current Dividend Rate 3% rr,R ttere ta no rlKk Involved, Savlnss up In $5,0«0 Mre Irtstired by the rcaerai SiivJngs mi Luan Insufance Corpurallon OCEAN CITY HOME Savings &nd Loan Association 5ll-«lhSl»rt Phone 0012 „ Says Big Business Aids Little Firms puPont M»n Proves Point to Rotarians . "Amcrltans hu%'e the. IIIKI-JCI: 1 ! hlaridurel of living in the wuiiljl to. day iM'ijiiuse thty huve heOn treu to tluvilnjj liii;, iiiiluslry to [luiiti" it." Liiiiis p. Shliiihfiii, Cusltl'ii i uf thf iliiifjiT uf thf Dis isiiin, auitl last "P H i Ex^ci In 11 talk'on — „ — in Bottt>r Living 11 , m ,. IVitiiry inliMtlub mcM'Uny ;il tho Al- linilif City Cnuiitry Club, Ni)i-tn- (U s !d. _ A UiTKi' dL'k-yuliun fruni ihp Jti'iin Cily tiub uUeiulud. Hp5>yri i-'ml ssMI "iniikc up" luinurriiw muhl il Ji round Uiiflv mcvUug u[ p[ym- lulii Inn. INHrsTRY. WOKLD-'M CiRKATKNT " ! Wt ! liuvij 11 i t_* ihinys \KV want bu= uust! wi> liavc nn tufiusiruil sysiei-i ijit IN «rot»UT ihiiti any m ihn wciMd." Mr Hhnnnon dcclori'd. "The sinry of itifliistry \a ihi* slury uf nur itiiJidurd ul ilvi!!f4." i-*rfifna his iiNthrnt'r in \w\\s nuiin- \ am Ihi? tiHifhtifjfi.s winch imalv >t j iii^îhlij. hi? hdifl; ''Afiiunt'ii is India Peace-Loving, Abhors Reds, Says Rotary Speaker Dentist at U. of P, for Poat-Graduate Work, Tells of Progress Since Independence Came -, Continued from Page dia bchiti that when they rctun iniiii' they nan leach Ihuir iiCDply. "Eduyatinn," he said. "Is M«in« fu itridu, psid it sypti will hv tun pulwry." 7ME8 I / n f iiiiti iriMile. fruiildiii tu act i'hti wnrk tci|4('ih(-|- tn piDfiurc jiuocf^ tul :riv\vi'H iintl âni n fuif prufit lip Un'ir rffni = (j*," hr KMil. • Thr I'.tiu iuiH|!i : !h!i!H ihi' in\cstnr, iu- •r;iii'h. mmuiiiCinrMt. iitid îhiif= p'"I I** prtiCJlMJtHM! Till- billVb iti'l'..''•'= iMirt 5 :- di, i -i ribul Hut." KNW Cil R STKK.VCjTII iit. hi- iUM'iui-i'iL "i?- u rvu_\ S JM\ MI nur v,us uf lift- und 'I * iJir o n y iji fjihi'j^" "Wi' \\i\\r the- tiling \\ Inch t (ii,r liif;)! hiiiiifiiird id livii li'Mi in Ihi^ (niitiiry Ihiii iMiivri • -11 • | il i' llnnLJh j ill ft ilM/iu! lintfiUL'!: hi- t.Hil "This K triii* wriilih " Mr Hhiinni'M rKphNiii'-r! thiit il M- in,; must hnvi* htllc hiMiiip^ OUT BRUTISH LSEBT A mujurity uf tho posit-uraduiit ludenU cun\v to the UnitCri Slatu. it 1 said, bul soiiiy aro slill sent 1 England. "This U one ul the unly ways w can yet back the money thot Eii'j land usvt's us," he juiinted out. The "new" India has abolished tli .'trnitiuLis tahie systeiii, whicii for fjierly = willi the blessinHH of th British, hu jiuid—kept the Indiiii Ijuoplu in four different "a.if=tigh .'OifijjariineiH-s' of life, from whit" 1 hey could never escape. The iK-w Indian eovgrnmenl, hi •niiiinuesi, is patterned niter m iihnr îMtnmciit in the wnrld= In •ti-ad. an atk-injH h«s been iiiacie tc ._. ... ii..." _ ..I - _ . i _ i _ ... p 3: li yij 114 hi', iml >>. = |4 f! nod tiiii! utif ewmint uitliiiti! tin. nllii-r. r>iiF ; *nnt C'i.jriiiifir.y i> nr.e iL hnsineh>.i^ iinri "Wtj !*l thij, hi^nesr isi-riniM 4 nn tTf: uhh'h KS ion COMI'ANIKS •!'l;i. l)lll'..i:l i'i \ ! . h i j r l . l ni Mini, i n u, p 11 H . f i 1 h , r i\a h> II It ,ITVI-! liit'ii III.In-riiils" I tij.iii'i, it^ rii^tc lie ili-dnri'il II.- • I ' - Ai-tii.- -I Mli-I ir .'I lifii ll I.I'lMill I'l ,,','"" likM-'lllv y BH |i(r IS- *l 111 •lit ul i.ilwl i-r ili-i,' A - iin I I ! I ' - I I , I I . , . M . .r ! . , • « I ! . - . >• . I k r- tii' S|i.,l'.i" I.I |iui>llllii|. llhiv'i .•MC ul 111"' Illll.tt'M J ilii.-l it II,' I i I li>il n u t Ih.it Ihi!. Hi•« ii iili ,!;i' f i ' ^ 1 ! H'? ' !M T..l;i' 1'!' ,'llt,^ I i:i> - .!i,i % o t h r r i'fiiij.iinior p r u i l u t t ^ . I III MINT DO IT ALONE , , "If thf^f ccininniiirs; uael^ IIHC! \n ink*' t h r hiiîi^ i j u l y t h r i H . th(.TM- i'ht,! lint rinr ni" tlirin w n u l i l h'- •'jii tn HHilHiliiLtlil V i h c ^ r itnni^ .,*'. • n- ,. tiw- I o.^t Wftulil h e t u n yii'.d ' •. • '!i-i'l,-iri'il I'.'lytlU'lR' V Uf I'ltfl V.-. jtir-t iil.l- ,•! 1 ( , i : ^ m < l * n f l l i m L ^ i n i l H l M . t r t U ! , " ' •'. |A I" i.- - htl.-IMl».M-». V,llil-Il IJll Uli' .,MM- u . i v iii.il u h i c h ln:l|i Iu r;i...M .. . . .. tho good points nf all loiiilimwl ivith Inilia's own rcqulri Illt'lltS: (•OMrROMISE ON MEDICINE IiKjiu hiiH ulfoL'toti ii fecirt ui L'iiii' lil',Jinigi? lU'twoyn SULluli/.od mudit'itir and the irotj oilterpriKC prui'lit'D t, mi'ilii'ltio, tho sprukcr said, Th slnlr Hiiimtiiln* uuvcrmiiunl llospilal unit clinii-K in which ilsi' pour reyrivf fxiicrl cmf. iVi'll tu njwriitlims. [rue fhiirMu Phyhic!iin«. lUntUtH. Hi'., iii't.' I'ni- pliiycd to work purl llliu' In ilii'm: f;.- Iiiiil nii-.K i,t n 'isi'd i-iilnry Tlii'y irt' Her tci (It'Miip tile ro.^l of thi'i Intu- tn their linviili' pr;it'lii^; Ui they ran t'hiirMt' ri'ûhir fu,jy *. |T1IKV HKRSK HI'MANITV ' rinis ninny r,f nur iirofessiumjl pi-npip ;,ri' ?,rrs IIIM huiminii.y f«r' Hi'iill |i;iy" Hi Miirysi said "In ihr ll.i; intlllp. illjil ellllli!,. thl'.V llf-lp Ihmr whu t-niiiii'i n rT< i ii I td I'liiiu' tn thnir priv.'ile (ift'ifps ' liihii ilmhlly hninllir linn: C":in(ii';i in iin-ii hII** nil* 1 nf thu muM uncMi'r'.t i-ivili/.iilitm.-. hi' Niild He rlerhir-rl Iiiiil the caste sysliMii was croutrd by LI h'U uhu Niiw iiii O|ipurlunlty fnr M'lf ^JIIM hy di\'i,!iim Ihr iM-'U'le iiiln fuur diÛiiil i'liisê--. Tllu en^te ^y?,'. ti'iii w;i> d.\ni^ out v.iien thi' British tuiik n\i'r Itidjii tû tTiitiiries nj;n l:e in.«erte,l 'Pluy piiimptly rtmn' It "Now rii»n*l grt mr wriing." be h.islcnfd to add. "Till 1 BriUsii arf Kupd pfiiplf, Homr of my Ursi friends are British It's just llnl \vt' !ndlRn» didn't likr ihr|r pulify uf îtyrrtim^hL in India. They did 'A lot of eopd; but Ifip Imrm they did ovrrahadnwrd %\w coad." He «IPI Ihi' Bnlli,ll |uev,.|iieil India rum jtrnLressif y Acv \ih, ;r,* 11 ,i ili'ly t ln-iii Mn 1 . i,r M.di.itm.i , in! in I;II|; high In India, bemuse it "was tu lh ndvantiigt' (if the musters" to kec;: the people illilerute. They woul, ilul' permit iiidlmlriuiiziitimi. hrciius, thiit would IiiiVi' iniidt> Ihi.' iH'opI, seir-Hiiini'lcnl iiiul iiidi'piiidflit. "Sy uiir ra\s, uoiidji WITC- tJiki,n riul of the cuutitry, he eiintiiiiitri, "und when theji returned, manufacturutl, we paid eight tej 10 tinii'B art ona inal price." PKINt'ES OUT OF WORK The new India hii.K- nciitly scilver Ihi' problem oi wlmt Ui ilo with Die muharajahs, or ruliiiK linnets, eai-h will- fabulalig lni,'ii!iii>K II[ LI JI to "' (HIU.OOO per year, untl willi the power nf life or death over the people in their principalities. Most of them — there formerly were about SOU—are now out of jobs. 'India was iifraid lliat these princes might cause irulile—und the British must have been disuiipnmted that they didn't,' said Or Marvii. "But there was nil trnllole. The princely osliiles were amalijiimatefi and six prlncos were chosen the cim- siiiutinnal hoaiis nf the tie^' uniui's The oilier (irinees Itiaj' him- lelt iumc rpsentnieiit, hut a|i|liiri'ntlv uii wen? happy in make the Mt-Tiiice fur li-' lii'iiA of the inunlry." JOVERNMENT DEC ENTBAUZED He said that now Inch,'! hu? unrkiH Hit ii decentralued jjiiYi'rnmi.nt fje^ i"'Ke. foreiKii nfTliiiK and I ommoreo rf linder Hie enntrnl nf the ci'iii,.',! Insorninent. All (he rest is, vesti-d n the i'nnst ilutininil Ntiites French B 1,0% I'liiiirl nrriiiiEi'd fnr lie appearance of Dr. Murvn. but his absence, the d tnr »;,s in. mlufc'd by Knl.i'rt T. Hushes Piesldent Joseph Thli'se iinnciiric-fl hut Mr. I.nvi'lfHid " • Hand's Clerical Help, $18,655 Congressman'* Costs Revealed Clerical and seerolarial help for a Congressman runs pretty high, ac- cording to n study bf the payroll of CunKressman T. Millet Hiitid, of thi? second Nuw Jersey district, reported from Washington over the week end. It «huws thai the payroll for Jan. usey amounted to IT.B54 60, an an- nunl rate of $18,655 for "clerk hire", as it is desiKnated by law. The maxi- mum fio\ernment allowance for a House niember's secretarial stair is about 120,000, The coiiercssman from Cape Myy hat two assistants in his washinil. tun office and one representative n eaeh of tlie three counties he serves. Working in WashinBlon are Del Wkng phirie W Burni id 15851 Washing e. of th a hat city, who Jy and was pajd Saan.lO for January, and Belie F, ipang, of Cape Mny. at Thursday, Marches, 1881) Friter— . 4 p, m,—Junior "Y", S»turil»y— Ji •. m,—CjHxI^Ntwj Club, GRACE LUTHERAN •obcrl 2. Wuchttr. SuniUy, M»rch S«~pm««lon 8und»j 9:45 a, m.—Church Sehqal. Mr« Benjamin Biekman, guperintendeni Claties for all ages, come; perin Viiitoirs wel 11 a. m.—Nujsery School, 11 a m— The Sdrvlce, The ehoi will sina. "O Saviqur of the World' by Pears Sermph by the paitnr, •The Eternal Christ". «:30 p. rn,—Catechetical Clati, 7:30 p. m—Luther League Meet Rep, Hand also has an Atlantic City ofrice in charge of Harry L. Pairburn. at a monthly salary of $223,30: a Cape May ofrice in charge of F, Mervyn Kent, who received 1144..IT: and a Bridjelon represent. itive. Ralph A. Brandt, at §101.06. The county representatives serio s liaison officers between the Con- :ressman and people in his dislrie 1 , nd sometimes serve as press rela. ions onii-'ers. Church Announcements Continued from P«ef iti nl Ihe Imnw at Mrs LetilJ Breck- y. 2fl West av. " upsday, March M— 7.,'it) ji HI —Berean Ciass meeUs in h'il Mi' I i,5'i>l'tiwi \,.|ll i •• IH- ,• ,.* ' '- r ! —P'M.d i L,a?5 M,V, i^ in luh'ficlow. r ' Hie',' nem,:;r?,fl lh ;;. >»•« ""ditonum for bandar Ictary Inlerniitmiiiir in IJc.lrnit." ,li I r 0 - 1 . 1 " 1 ." aIKl r( ' il(lln « ° r l»'ssi»"ar>- nt. iind that hi' sviil hi' ehiiinniin f the re?ulutii,ns i'njnindti'i' ;ii tiu iilritl fiiiilereiH-e in Atlantic Citv. il.ril !ti Jiluk CJ .JerrU'r lil'ic'lly r,ul linril IJIW fill" Ihr Kaster «i;a hunt ,m latufilny A11 r 11 B nil tlie bi'Hi h lit.'. 1'ren IRth iiild iilth «t> . tu he pi,,,n- Ted iuintly hy the Rulury Club "ml.I He chiimlicr ul Commerce. Illli Ml I -1,1 ... IlilVi- 1" Ii.iri he IIM-II, it !,iw'ii\. l,i',.|: Do You Want U.S. Taxes Cut? nw. ! ite hill. Irtst yrar." Tin jiaid. , NMinri. whieli wss hnrinunecri hy DnPniit ufler'in years of rt'search inn: di'\elii|.iiieii| fnllnued ii riiiile 1M Ihr publii- Miirl.ir ti'' tl.i.l talu ' hv I'iiynll lfK%'Kl,(lH Ni;W MKTAI, M r Sl;iil.|:nil ili.phiyeil ii.lni' nf ll.i Mi"'l'J,l iiliiillUt^ Fi,\ elupi'U h v : 1 !.,, 111 . 1 Mr M:ai i r.iVMH ifiii|,i.'tini: inii iiiiii Mi pMt! :ind 11 j > Mh inch itlili-l 1 in h!'l : \ • . - i U . i u r H "' r * u ; \ ' f i i ! M L : i! M i t u l i h = '^Tlir c ! (imh!itr-il rmiilnvmriii nf Uif ravnii induslrv is wfll nvrr -i niil j tun jiriijilf. ^ h« liaiidlriJ u till- linn iHnjiiiis df LhU miin-inadp iibrt' ,-s% thiit thev :; .,ii,,:ti.l i.r ,"'iil ul tln-M- I- Ill; 1,'iH'd iniiii! h.ill :,f lii',i\? ni'\' j,riiihir! h, ,•! I'iil injlldl priiiniK id ndirii fur in,,!' • Iliil'u': "The Friendly Bank" There Are Two Kinds Of Bills... . . . First, the kind you get for hard work , , , . . Then, the kind you get on the firit of every month! .* \ 4ifm Wilh iili i,li. ••I..1 p i>r.,11 1,1 mi.re limn siuion.. nt in,in in nil II i|l|)i'linil v.ii', thill \: hi'tl 11 j.ili llri'li- ed In lie iinii". fin H^!'n'~Y \Ui^ hur rii'dlv ff\ iiT' Ly eNcculive nrrlrr, n rieiili'd i'% t'liiu-reii Wr iirc l;uv |,i.vi|ia iiir nil tlii'sc nii.'tiiki'..- flu .lulv 7. 1!H7. C,,i;u;-i'«s ;iiilh, f id"l. l.y '.'iiiiir.iinnii!. viih' Ihi' bunch II i nf thi' Bfi'MrsI ellnrl yrt I iM'l In iiliih ilii i'nW'i''nt. i'i'iUliilPM ;,1 ^,,v i'liiuu'i't i=i*,rt.Mi!iîi''ii,n With the iipni'm;!! i'i Pri'Mflent F rrun:nn i. Wrdntlday. Mircli W— ( IU p. m—Prayer meetinij and Hilile ftudy, Pastur Beattie con- tjnueh M -.erieN nf j*tudies_on "Th 1 ? Cl'un, in the Life nf the Believer '. Thursday, March 30— li 30 |). IV.-—Girls' eharlls rphoarsal under the direction of Mrs, Lois Likens Friday, March 31— 7 p m—Bible Cliib fiir all Imys iiiiil mrls in the lower iiudilnrluni. Kii nnel-btiiird Mrfries, (ihject iessnn?,, (•nntc?,!.H ( hnrus Kinj-irm. Hv\ard.N. ctu. leu by Hill iiiifl Jeyn L.iiine Saturday, April 1— PiiNlnr Victor B Heiittie wijl siieiik iH Y.uith Rally at riiinkford Youin Ci iUer. Pliiliidelphia. [ng Tufsday, March 2g— 3:30 p, m.—Junior Choir, 6.30 p. rn. — Hpeciol dinner for members of Grace congregation, in the interest of Christian Hjiher Edu. cation Year, Speaker win be the Rev, William tj Moyer, Synodical director for CHEY. Colored illde» of the Philadelphia Bemlnary and Muhlenberg College will be shown Wednesday, Much M— . 0'45 |i, in—Catechetical Class, 5 p, m—Mid-week Lenten Service The pastor will speak on "The Crois -y-A Lesson in Saeriflce". (riday, March JI— Senior Choir rehearsal, * * * BETHANY METHODIST Btv. J, E, Rlchnrdj, Puisr you Cannot Be a Slraofcr Her 10 a, m—Sunday fichool, Cliises for all ajes. Large men's Bible class meets in chapel room, Pastor Rich- ards is the teacher, Come and meet your friends, 11 a. rn—MorninfLWorship. Ser- mon topic: "Will He Find Faith?", by the pastor. 6:30 p. m—Youth Fellowship. In charge of Georse Johnson. Message by Rev Donald Bakely. of Camden 7:30_p. m.—Evening Hour of Sonj ind Praise, Rev. Bakely will de- liver the sermon. He Is asioclate ptistor of the Centenary Tabernacle Church, Carnden. He is a young man full of the Spirit of Christ, Rev. Richards will speak Sunday evening in Centenary Tabernacle "fir* riBportattw an lk, we h/tvt a W rtT Church, Cunden. • Special notlw to eqwlu: Wf *""" •chool for »mi _ 11 a. m «ervjct. _, be wfll taken care i adults while you ' main church. Nunery u 1 annex If there are those who '. rntani of trnriBttt a too far to walk, service to offer W« folk to worihlp wlfll in, . 778, Sumers Point, by V p. mj I da>, ST. JOSEPH'S B. C. •ev. P.ul V, tanr, Masses on Sunday at 8, 8, 10 11 a, m. Weekday Mass it 1 8. ft. Catechism Clan, Monday, 4 ; Novena Devotions, Thu ' Lenten Devotlohs, SUtioru of roii, rriday, 7 49 p rt, Newman Study Club Thunday,,! p. m. Come In and St the 1950 Studebaker -Ton Pick-Up with the Ajiut«bU$e«t I for Driving Coitafdrt j Mengel Studebaker 112 Centr»I Awmm Phone Somers Point Churches In lurniiT PrpMtlunt Iln • lid.lKhi-l This C.ininr •ii" .,1 111 Li '-ttfin,; tu ciiirect theiie ills s i!i:i!tcrH .-triilil. 's\hi'll Vdii ipt i,i iiiiil %\iiii \iiiir ufivernm !! %-. ill liiiil :U M iiirlni: l,-'iiil ! ii'liiiii ui.i'k, !l Feiicriil ei i-n-ilit iinii •\ I'iineh, r i!i'!-ilmy tu picture lii' iiln sepiii de I'i'rniii. eiti li i'miiiiin. nii diMen-nl tei'm> iiiiil ennditinns. pin, ii.it li the nrpiirtivient ,,r III- er:..r ,liid the riipiirt in-nt nf Aci'i- uliiire Tin' Al'l.iv _ Kr-tinccr.- iii-i| III" iieUniiiliiiu rjureiiii cu-l the 1: i s • lii* -n uh ihifiiiiiil mn i,f elTui't un ii'tiiree nf this unsteful ihiplii'-i- iii'l ilij. Huiitiy llui'M' Pniici't In lIiilitHiKi Vlit. i'kliniiili'fi ',, i'l'iit (H,. iiciii.lino Tin' .H'luiil ('"'I Kiis M:! - sill I I II in In New nrle.n . thi'l-c iin n Ft-rT- •I'ii 1 " jl. i>|ii1il lh i,|iel'iil('il M'iiiir.itr'v iy diirerfiit tirninhi's i.r thi' tnvern. iinl. Thru' ii.inl e.ipaiity II. 1 Kan lieiN. When Mineyeii. tliey hi,,I Ii I,.till u! !ll;i piltli'llt.!- Ii >yii uiint this \i;i,--li' iihd ill. -nieii'iu'v siitpi.ed wriie >iiur C
pnF w : SENTINEL-LEDGER Yesterdays Will It Do the Trick, Sam? » it MMtUUM •*.. Own Oily, N, J, ,-„,, . f •.-•• - •:'"" M *«• r *: 'xmm CITY^ LOMN B. ANfiBVINR IWIIsf OLft Leu. AMIMMI «d«M i attunl m.n.i.r ••# , Trie. m I the. Census Taker Arrives ,„ oome time, on or after April h a federal eonsufl k#* will rim your doorbell, and will ask you a lot ol •Mont aMut yourself and family. (Every 10 years. j know, Uncle Sam counts the noses of hi« nieeM and ^ HtM riie may be a total strnngnr, or one of ynur lhb aelghboM - , * The usual routine questions will be asked four out perrons. But the fifth will be required to supply ioMi information. He'll have to Kive the census confidential and detailed information as to hw m and its nource or sources. If you're one of the "nfth" you probably will rebel iit mentally, about this disclosure of your personal iliji—and we wouldn't blame you if you did. Hut u'd better tell all, because ifyou don't you'll be in t water 'with Uncle Sam, Thin infurmation is re- •d -by law. Personally, we think it's a case of unwarranted ernmenta) snooping, but jrailinjr at the census taker, i dtdn't enact the law, will be just a waste of breath. ( excufle for thU prying, which will be repugnant to * Americans, a to give the Department of Commerce ^ t of information for statistical purposes which'the government thinks will be of value to business, i The information you give will be strictly eonfulen. , rr= qucsls for fiifiils a! n piililir hcrir- iiij; in be held in Ni'Vi-mhcr luim Ijeliire the iiveiall ur i-iiiiyiiliiiiili«l builMi'l wouki ciinie up fur apiirt.VMl hy tjuiiiic 1 (In eontrast, ntniiicipîl = illes now hold hearings, bii! iiol uiiiil the budget is just f>iidy for linai sdoptiun aiid whril, us iiisitiiy- ers GfUil enmpiain, "it's too laie to da anything aboul it*'. Thus under Hie new iiinynr-( iuin = cii plan, i/iim-ns ^vnul.! havi- i*n np= portunity to eonnider various de= liarlriient .Hpefidinii plans whiir Iii, y arc beihu furinulateii COMPTROLLER IN CHARGE After the mayor has asffcmbli'd th.* departineniiil rtiiueMs mtn a MUMII' cunsiilidati.d tjudMet, council nyiy ie- ihice any iii'ins by a îinple in.ljoriiv vote. If council wnutft In inrri-j.M tile biidaet, it must du so by a l\ui= tbiriis uih- of IIB iinMiiiieitilup. I'mier Ilic i .1 ii ii I'liunril i» I'lHiini'i'l i.i w;iicli ihe I'Spcnditiircp uf linul-i tii.M'ly IMiiH uniihl hi' di.iir th] T i.Ui;M :i t-i.mpii-nHiT nr sinnliir iitlU-i-r. who wiiuld hi- iiuici-.i-i'iier,! i.f I hi' iiKiyni-, nllke Annllu-r liilihliahl 111 tin- plan is (111' ap[)iiii:tim>nl nl il hllsmess i! '• niinisiriiitil- Auitin^ nUu-i- duties. In- Uiiiiid be rriiuirrii In uju'ial!' ';i cinlriili/.ed purchar-iim system, and hi- rt.hpunhiiib' !nr :!.,' dt^cliipHH'rt nnd cidiniuiîNiiiiin .1 it vniinil |.i-r. wini: ciioifi: i on As in ihe tither plans, wide rbn.-'c I., (jivi'n i niscii-. rtcBiring thi' mayor- iniiiicil ishin Tur example, the iiii'.vur and couiii-iliiii'ii call be elcc- ted at noii.partisan elections on the second Tuesday in May nr at pint, isiiii elei-linns in Noveniher. v^liich. ever method tie Int-iil \niers pref'-r Viilers culiid elm. .-i' In hnvi/ a. 7 fi! D i i.iiiiiilmen. In any I'lisi'. niiilcr Ihe C'liniiiiln. Binn'ri jirounim. i-lmn-i. uf plan and Ilii-n cbiiii-i' nf injiny lipi'ratini? fie= l.-nl-. Inr ilial pliiii i.s li'lt tu Ihe peo- |ili. wiii, will inTieii! iiiiwi — thf i-i'i- /Cfip in New .leisey's Miiiini-ipalilies. Ohio Newspapers Place Ocean City In Ocean County, Says Morgan Hand cean City t f O unit for Ocean City is shnping f disbursed m %hu community, ""'* liauw Ocean City an important , of course, of flrit importance. yf 5 **- —il—'7 •"»««n secondary, will be another ptja enhancing the resort's current prosperity, wai —"-•» «-** «*^WAÎ«I.IUJI tjcuter W-ith offering ice iikating, The two convention delegates, strangers to each other, had been doubled up in the sam» hotel room. As they were dressing for the formal dinner, one asked the other, '•Say, con you moke up a dress lie? My wife alwoys does mine, hut she isn't along this trip." "Sure can," Ihe other replied, 'Lie down flat on the bed," he added, nnd then procBedfd to do a beautiful j«b on the tie. "Thai's swell," said his room mate "Bui tell me, why did I have to lie down on the bod so you could fix my tic?" "Well, you see," replied the oblig. ing one, "I'm ati undertaker and Hint's the only wny I can do it," HUMOR ALWAYS HEM-US Pasitnger on the 6 p m. New York. to. Boson train which re. miined slilionBry in Ofahd Centra! nftir Ihe icheduiod time of dcBorture the other evening, were enlightenM, if not encouraged, when a loud, speaker voice boomed at 6:10, "This train {•delayed because we have no engine,"—The New Yorker, furl to identify the resort wlHl Cape May County in (ii-der til avimi inn = fusion with Ocean County iarther taine, O., formerly of tftis clly. He sent aloni4 a dipping from the lrcvi'1 paBe of tlie Cleveland Plain Dcalvr headlined "JITM-)- Sea Re- siirls ttiOpi'li Kiirly FHIIIIWIIIK Mid Wil li'l". The article in several places liôg Ocean City and Ocean County inter- ehaiiBeably, apparently in the iiiis- taken notion that (hey ore (me and Ihe same, or that Ocean Ciiy is in Ocean County. Mr, Hand pointed oil! Hint fre- (|uemiy. while in other parts of Ihe enlinlry. be has mel people wild think this resort is in Ocenn Cminly. "The snorter we hunk up our ntl- vertihiiilJ and selves lo what we be. Iniiu in as a eminty. the k f reait'r I'laiity di Ci n;;ra|ihiral localinn we will have lur (he imtemiid visltiir," he said, -Alter all, Cnpe May Ciiun- tv refer.",. ... will hi' loumi in all linjnr hbraii-s. Tliele is nnlhiiif; In I..- inlia-n.'il nf iii.iiiii iis fMiuidihi; (Nile .,1 liifij 'inr its record in live wars. ' I SHU • t Mini (lie illy 'Iliek in' w.lh ib, .- -:.i.-v fiM.l iiulil that 'slnek SerieH A (erii(icii(e nut of eireuiii. linn until C'ape Mny C'MIIIIIV IS III. serled in it " l"i ..I i If-i'i.M'l-ririii I.! IVl.il n.'il.l II.- ...!r.«li.ii-r ,.' .' I , , k, -f- Ol II.I- I! l.r.lile I.i'l I-'-' •'• I:.',,,!- '.f l l " fV[':,,!.lv t h e i'-.'i>i.r ,-ii 'I I-I.II-M '••• ,,| 'I,,, '.ill- i-i. ...,! (-..r.-im-r Hi'ti- r |.,|.. i;|-.rli-r|-i,..: II. li.r.-t rli.i' ;.- (..tin;' i Jihd"i;il'--. l'»r \Ui- !• I; di-|.rivc-.l i,f nil lhi' lli >•. liiimN Ul' (is AinerirnMS IHUT >n I'M.:: cninyi'd Wi- h;i\-i' ht-art! A^si-tnhivin. n STIIII di-iuuilii-f tin. teiiili'iiiy II.-.I.IPI f''di'r;ili/;i!inn anil .-(-ill raii.'ill inn ui puwel- Wl- iiiui- lli-ard Illlll M« li nivnrahly pE Hie \ahie ami ni-i-i-,. NUy uf Nufi--MiiariiiiiK local seK-m,\ . i-riiirent Tlli» bill i.f his is ih-nml"ly fii'I ill ki'i'iitnu with hi> Wiircis. It may not be too late for Ae= S!Miihlyiii;m Hmith tii reiMiiy his cn.-^ IJIUUIIIT Aiiil hi' will priibiibly I,.- "hill to make tilt' attempt if a N.ilf= llcli-nl liiiliillel- of peiiple di'mai'd I hill he d" so. If hi- ilupMi't ii.i 'u. .iffiiiii ttilli a Mnutht liu-ir pn.i-iaini 1.1- liIii'BiiiliCi- Iii lhi. iv,.|lare i,l Ih,' jiffi|ili- w li.'iii hi' i,., iJnj.pii-,1',1 h, n-j,. ri-Pi-nl I'NITY AT IVORK! iranr May star and Warn A lariie number nl f'api- May- roiinty ofllcials conferriHl nn Tue;. day with Governor Drisenl! ami other hiph slate iilnciiils ri'Ialive in the multiple needs and desires nl this area. The occasion was flu' sef-= find anniuil cftnferi'tice arranged iiii- locai ri'presenlntives with the Go*, errnr hy State Senatur A. J"Cafli-ro. The first conference last spring rit' il \ , , .I,I- i.i,,i.iti"l " V L I I I'-i'-r li'..-,-. v. l.ii. yr.ii'ii i-ninir |i, ,.-.. -'-I'..-ll.iI.L f.ki- ll.i.' Si. II.I v n.it il II. ll.i' 'N.i-r- n.i.in Thi- i,i;ly |.liu i' il wiuilil lit in .!,.• ,,,,-,,., i n ; i , ; , " ',:,; I ii.i.I . . ' I ' - ll.i- 'Iui,I ^ " liirW ( h e y ci.H I '.-, hi '. I M J (I- "',!.} li' M-r 11 ', V, if,:,l ' • i,r. ri,"in ,s ri-:.il:.- M i . ' - ' i ii.;;! 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II ,i p e r i l . n i i ' i i l . l li:.'hl In.' « : i i llilii H i m i-iiiiM-. . m i l l.-iki- m v i ' n l u i - y —vi li-;,i ih.il uiiiiUI inii I ii i. ..-1 iiii|iiissihlr—the iti-n. u n i i h l inciuili' ;i li.ii! lull i.l dii\ui l u r I'lihisvs ill h a s b e e n tht'le M r y e a r s ! . lie :il«. ivi.ulil liiui lu-i, n r l l i r i - e ( i i m p s . i Th.' k i i i i d y ilid sin-, li-i-il u i y-ivinid iiMii i i w i i y (., ;i \ u . i i i i i n u h o w a s i i i l l . n i i i i j * a n t i q u e s I IiHlnili'i.1 in ilii' i-liitti-r iiii- a hit ni iiii-|.iiUi.i! I.. ...I,. i V i m ni'vi-r l-.iii'W w h e n Kimeliiiily inis-.hl V. .in! In n-ail ihi-lii . Hili-iMi; :IH- u n r lhi' liimily jiati iiiiii'iilly M.i-ni in fiir v i c t o r y lu,iii.-tin,;; T h e y laiM-il- iiiu! riii;iiecl--all s u r t s i.l ûifl T i n - v . , i r c r . I f i l T h i ' liiii-ili-n u i l i c i l a n d s i i n i ' i l H u t t h e M a s i i ' i Mil ^—ili'/i-n- MI Ih.-in--i-.-iiiinn. T h i ' i e iii'n- sn in;iny n l t h e m , i- «ii-- lii-ii-wiii-j- In l.iiild ,i imv/iii;,!,,- iii-inihil Uii- c i r a s i - w i i l k Ai'.l Ilii-le lln.y »il W e l l VI HI l-i-vi-i lil-.'i-.v u h : i l W i t h ihi' tSii.«,:ii;., -illil 'ill ttl'i'i: > nil il' UI.IIIJ: III ni'i-ii '.-111 T h e ii.iriiuii. wlm-li i-. M I | . | . I . M - I I In lie I n . m ' : iliimaiii, B h e l t e r i Mit-li mill!, iiiiil i-niH ;is ii liilriin:; [ i - m - i — l i n e nl l h o M . d i n i j u s e s t h i! n i v , t r . i i - h e r l airii--,.- t h ' - !..|, i,i a f \ . i r v i i i s (., p r . - M - i - i h u h ' t i , t | ( t l e r « ll'Hi: l.llllilL! ill.HI] j Well, Ihe iiiddlers an' pi-i'lty bin buys and uirls now But ynu Mi-MT kiiiiii m ii l.unilj v.lii-11 .KTi.ll:. I In.ldlcr u,ll iMini; aiiinj: A n d ,-n ii li'ii-s-an.l lhi,,. ii'i-iili-r.t.-illy. is an ailual case hi-iorv i'f ;IM Ni-tii;i! Oi-i-iiii C'ii> l.iiuily ' * Suv. th,. man nl Ilii- hnutc "I jiisl wiM, ih:,l I ,.,,,,ii| be all alnno he,,- inr ,„»• «,-eli I M,,-.- u,,,il,l ,.,., , ,,| „, ,, ],„ ,,f f; U l f f_,, n d r | | I"-! Ilil' Miivvi!-: U,,iiM fii-s.-j |,.i,.., u '•„ , Y ', :i1 '", W " " nl " 1 " 1 lh ''i -"-luii'al.-d iii'di. j.H-li in the BiiraR.' ;i;.|1"nl kl " li ""•• V "'"•'' ' "" lllir •' "•'• '^l' 1 ' i' k " ibelMi-eHnee iSt.-llT '"••• '"" k ""' ;l '"' •"'"•'•i"- h ' ••>""" '"•v.-r-" Hi,!':; lik,- II,-. Looking Our Biggest Problem By OEOBOB g. BENSON (he 'S^Ti^y^^Z'^!^ Kim"'"1", ""• " 3 '* A True Story --Not a Parable mol ' ot '>"* This is not a parable but a true story. A certain' man, who had been in the hospital, went down from Phil- adelphin, where he had gone to re- cover his strength, to Ocean City, where he went for a walk while still weak, and he came lo a plate where his foot hurt him, and he ;at en the curb to take «fT his shoe. And by ehance there came a certain merchant that way in his car: and when he saw him he waved his hLnri and passed by. And likewise a lady drove past in her car, and smiled very pleasantly. But a certain man, whose skin was darker than his, as he drove Ms truck, came where he was: and, when he, saw him, he stopped, And he called out, "Do you need any help, Mr. KInuder?" And he answered, "Ifo, thank you, Leatherbury, Iff, jus! a pebble In my shoe." And when ho was alone again he asked himself Ihe tild question: "And who is my neighbor?" By tlie way. can you remember the Dr Sander case? II reminds me very much of that classical ease siEainsi the man that was atleHed to have borrowed a frying-pan and returned it with the bottom burned out. In opening the defense, his counsel is reported to have said: "We shall prove three things; first that the pan had not been damaied when my client returned ill SQcond. that the hole was in it when he got it: and third, that he never borrowed it at all," RUDOLPH H. KLAyDEn, 1827 Central av. The idi'il of bnnMinR tnttclher ofti. "Ilv wlien and as ii is pruduceil. cials whn are all concerned with Behind the eonnomit security uf every man i.v i pn,fflotinE the general welfare of an Kruu P- lsl ''e somebody's iir.ifliu-tivp'.-iforV -"-- i important segment of New Jersey it """"•Hotlys eonscrved wealth. Tlie i-overi one lor which Senator Caliero should "'"•' m;m »lial it takes irum ifflli or •„ i^ i V - ' ,' I).; loudly commended. Certainly Am|1 an kind nl cuverninem doesn'r pr * ,- iti : there is nothing like an Intellineiit • • l'dute uc.-illh. exchange of ideas and opinions to "ECt'MTV AT A Pmcr, enorl brouKht abniit by ,|,tw ,.„„. «f course, Britain In 1 V" y A gl "" ""• ""P ereriees eim achieve far mnre ihiii, executive, school teacher i,*" 1 ' *r* worke hll-or-niss appeals frun. Ideal an,l "blaill politically.^^ ^".""R 1 " »« *» •'ilhl " y A gl "" ""• ""P^ These ar.s * worker, middle man. ilhlT country and M»y t'ounly C.uzellr) ^.** It is unrierstandable it some Cane May County interests oppose" the State Highway Department's plan to route a high-speed highway from Fife II, Fleise TEST YOUR "l.O. ,. palliative of the pp . unhurried In find n the goal of ecunomi kind. But how? America's historic Because of thai freedom we* m WHO PAVS IS IMPORTANT alo,,;;^- i mUsi Sft ahou ' cnlmly and ,,,-ity whH-"''' T " l " V does not ttiilch his itep he is liable to wind tin in the While House as the first Longhoin Prc> of this noble USA Texas hjs always been out In the cold as presidents EO but with the nation in a mood and watering ol the mouth for a chaiiLc to vote for *ome guy wilh vertebrae, thot grand and wide country at Ihe Lone Slur may not have too long lo wmt How-come, says Henry Well, I says, the paper tells about a "hen- party that called on Speaker Ray. bum. clamoring for Federal dmero fnr *HiiMkllmi> .. * . . is Old Texan Short here. gals. I have Uiirht -( hool I did not lobby for more money I was not down in the mouth—-oiry for mjself, I was not held back And on top of that, he soys, once you itarl handing out VS A coin or the realm, helttr skelter, as aid to education, you get federal control sure os shontin' and same is bad medicine Brethren nnd sisters vertebrae Is what Speaker Sam has—vertebrae is not yet completely extinct or a museum piece—anyway not In Tex- as. iur education — were beating the drum for bigger and bigger salaries for the teachers nn'* « hg 11 the S e are If'"h" 1 " 1 En « 1 'i " dangerous . V.,I,- II, ,,, 'I,,, ' ' ,,| h •> •\-: i ". ' I ! ' '.il, -i .- ' I,,-,', I ill' |!ll, [.I .,1 (Mil I 11 llUNi I llilii N. j. Legion Chief Raps Hoover Plan 200 Attend County Rally at Sea Isle Till- |ili.p.i.ill i.f the Iliiuvi-r C'nlll. ini.,:i,|. I,, i,..-,,' ,|( l v,,| nn, Veii-iiiili,' A'lll. :l.l-.(| l,| |i,|, ;,,,,| si'IllllT 1 If, hfil- i'i" ; 1,1 nut;!, Iii,. ..,.|,;,ruli- iii;i-iii-ii- n> I-} ll.il is'•v''ii > |-l,l'i'| l |'le. "i'llVi','•'•'- I ji.i'l t i l , l i . I i,| [ h | . A l i i i - r i l - i l i l lAJfili,,. '"• ; !•«» iii.ii.i-,. j c;l|,i. Mi.i "" !,> l.i'c.n.ii H.ilh :il Hi-ii • I 1 ... Slililli-I.Iil -Mil Aiii. «..-ek iii i' I. "I ul ..(.I I," .I'l '! i- !., i i. ". 11 i • ill- i. ,i . i i ."Hi.I -|ili-.n! Hi,,-,. ,.p I),,. VA. lu •••'•' "I S.I,-I, M'. IIM ill-. ' - . H i ! V . " , , I . I I'i- li, l h i - llf'-l U l t i ' l - '-• .-I i.i'i'liel Mi,- i '•.'I'll, in,i- tin ••t-.-r ..-• .1 .'.hid,, iih-l -.M.illil li-v, ."i.i-l l|i.,I, ii.i i.-,..i- i-llii i, ii, > M - ' H II,..!, 1M1II i.-l.-li,,!', mill A l i \ - ' I I II,,'I,.1.1.1- M | | i | ; i i , . , l H i , . H i l l l i , ' II I 1 ; . . ! i ' , i s i i , t y t ' l i i i i i i i n i i i t i ' i It' II 1'i '.I-l "I Frigidaire Home Appliances AT PALMER'S Chevrolet and Oldsmobilc 1 l:l(.Ill \IKI M'll I \M I | 1117-1129 Asbury AVP, { Phonts 0235 . 0236 | .' I-l, I'.. I C .:,,,.!, i fi.iil'-.- Goes to School on 78th Birthday v: i • c ll ,• I '.v.i •-.-. l( 'ii.il Mm.In,t:ti'l: i-l 1 ill imrtu.i.nt AimlijE ' -ill.-i ,i 11,.-,I In,. Am i|.. i nil,..I i.i ii,,. iii.n.II,.i- ,r- •-."! k- ,' i!li .ilbl-l' ul'J;,in,/i|. 'in !.*'',! .n,!,! i,| 1!.- , in |'. S kii! .ill i nunn A.,%- Third Annual Minstrels By Exchange Club Best Yet Fast-Moving Production Pokes Fun at Resort's Big Wige; Tickles Large Audiences Two Nights Wiliiiii tin- ihi'i'i' yenrs iif its e; c.Mii' its iniiihMjf îf! Ciei 5 iin C i t y t j y - ii'iUil n\it\ lli-^1 II ii t lull IIS hlMh J-t'ih*'' 1 'iinijiii'rii^'Mif nt hiui U 1 -. inurM uf -J fiiii^t" fur tin- fiulilu- ' i I hi* in j.:H iiiii iiifiijtnt.lv lil!, i ' in iuilii'!, , i liiil Hi (leeiili'illy mi iiiiiili.it biilliiri;; suits, w.-re ,l.,se| li..jiii'r llilii H.i.4 I.hii-hy' .li ' T h e y iiiiriiili-il ni'lis iiliially mil i.v, il : .il..,. 'I'hi ii i-.iiiii- Kil-,ji,iil K h i , li.ii l).n-l,\ i.nd l,;in> "Kl,.,!iiii A n , , M - . t l i i Faulkner Bills Thursday, March 23, i960 SENTINEDtJPCffij Ki ilny u m l Hul in tiny niijlil-.: ;ir,il Hi i illl'l.l!-;.' ""I Iiil'ir full II.i.liiS . m tli m i l l Ihi- ! ' . " ! Hit- F,\I-I,;II-:".I- |1 « , i , !,..|l,-i ' |,,it in,I l.ii'.uiT I .. I i! -,-. I,- 'ill,,! iii= 1,'l.t - i.iifil.i.-l I " il lii.iM-il. ',., II tin- s.|,i-i-il "f l'!if.-.iii,iiiil iiiii-ii-.il r-iiiiii'ifv iliii'ii. ..I nl ihi In-,. Anil it i-liil.-'i I • I HIM I II.I IUS II \RI lliiii-i-iiT, tin- |,r,,i(.(-ti'ii link i-i • H i i - i - i ! i h i - s i i . i i ' l u r n i n k i 1 a n d H i e li.i',- H i i t i l i - -I t i i i i k s i i i y i-t r l i i i i i l v i.^ I.if In-lli-r t h u n in. l i n k ill iill M n l — " l i i i ' i - t n i h i i h l i - i l i i i n M i i ' i ' : i . ! . - r n i i ' i i u i - iiii.~. (,« i',i- - i - i - j ! l» tin- IJII-I llliil II hili|,ii;iy iitiiilil hi- eiili'li-il lit I).'.-! v, i'l.'i-. i i r i - i ' i i M i i n i l n i i M U i r n n i e f r i i i n Uii' Smith iiml tin- Wi.M Wl-.ui 11,1 I'niiiity iii'i-fljH iit leiiNt us niiieh. if lint iin.re, is ii mnilcl'ii 4.!iille liiiilnii.y jirni-iilintr ,i direr! link bi'JwIMm Ihe i'liihiiii'llihiii :ii-i-.-i iiml cull nl.v |.. i i r. I - II lhi' |iru|,nscil hiuh-ipi'i'il hmti. iiliy iiiiini'!-!.'ii i'. ill! Mil' liii'Miuki- ill ).nli:i v ,,1,-r, i! ii.'.liMHi' II. i El h nl Deep. i iiiil il v.-mii.l In- iiir llliil'e iii'lielli iill In Suulll ,li'i • l'eii'1'l i i l i - . H To Regulate Auction Ma-ts T h e Mhlille TiiSih«hi|i C'liiililulli" 1 • ].| epiiriiui in rniicl a n • irdiiiiiii' ii ri'iitlliile iiiieiii.n iiiiiiketK n n l ii illipii'-:!' ii Syfili i l i i - M M ' I f i ' I1[M"1 iuii »in-li ihiirliel T i n ' i n e i i - ' u r i - w . i i i l i l n i i p l y I " ii'if- l Answers to TEST YOUR |._Q, 1. About 1,000,000 nonfarm luiuBitiii units were started ill the U. H, ill 'DM, a. Party (jiving, :i. Muiiy tesla are being mads by weather experts on "seeding" L-luuds lo muUo ruin, but the U, S. Weather Bureau docs not concede thiit niiikini aillfleial rainfnl! is liruetieable nt present, 4. "Harviy," by Mory Chnse, fi'iitures q M!ant-»iw, but unseen, lilhlilt. 0, Taking a general (Amwtr. oo MM II) The Family Next Door... 'Millar, I'm really proud ef that I" t .. .and with BOod fetson!Thatemblimihowi 'I he's a lafe driver—that for 22 yeart he hM tss driven a telephone car without in iccident. And by accident we mean even a scraped finder, if he was in any way responsible. During i9!• nil iiiimifiiialilici. i. sa«(J niri L2Tfi. ::• c-.in-.|.:ir>-il mill K W 141 tin" f,.r ii,«' yc'iir. fill HU'reiise (it $l?3.liiiO. Fmni 1S4-1. i:p til ruiii. mimit'ipM I." h-i'ls hiiii ihi re:]., .I :ir, ..U-IILI' ul ^: l n linn iiiiii ;i > ,..ii- fi.ininiJf ii 'i;.-i Diiihv's hn-iili,liH'r th;i i | i ; u ij] miTi-iiye : i^rTiiMf i"- ll SIS HUH 1)1111 Clip- l ! ii-iiê •.iii.-i- ]!Mr> 1 I..1 illl|ili.i.'l!-l-i-| •I' i-iil 11! iiiiiiiiiiii ii"i!i b u t ii'iii'. Resort Student on College Deans List Thrui.iih iii-iiil.'inic m-lii.-vi'iiii-i i hii ihij ihi' lii-.l . , U ; iriiiil.i*. . . U.f ^.'nt.'iiiini; lilriiiil il, | I ...„. I,, I.III l» I A I ( m i M l i l I'l I IIIII M. A III A1IM. Inr a n.M | urn. Hi- liuv •• a riiiMjil. I.- iliii-k, nf j \V ilh.iMi* MihlMliiii.- Oil Hnrii.'F'.- illlll ih, nil ..Ill' iii.lMll.i"." u,irk , I i4!!iiF;ini*-.'itiu firMiiijit UNit .-ilii.'iil ; TAeCARINO'S NEW MODeiN SHOWROOM REO. PLUMBIN& E. HEATING iliWiSTME. PHONI 0410 •i ^ i£r _ jf^"_;.',. ~i4.*,;..! w« .ijfc. JVj ni urn's in she kin Inn, dreaming up a meal. Grandma 1 ! In die lauiiilri, luisy »asiiing cluthes. Uad plup In hii razor, and whiskioff his whiskers. Lights shine, ihe radio playi merrily, and Siser skims the tJeaner ai rois the bedroom fug. This is a house with dnarns of servants-dependable, willing eUcrri^nitmnis- ready day and nighi lo make work easier and Nfc more iiimfiiriahie. Tliis is living the modern way-[lie elenric w«y! Yet hiin liitle It t lists! Grandma can spin the dirt from iii heaping luhs i.f «a«,h-for only a pennyl A few more pennies get Mother ihriiiiijh her meal and 1 ailirr through his beard, too, Si«er can ckan rhal rii({ and five others like 11 litfore her ceni's worth of electricity If im-il nip, ' D.illar talurs fur pinny pfUrs-ihat'i ihe story behind every tleciric kuitth in luur hume. Tliai's our song of servleel ATLANTIC CITY COMPAW SHEET METAL WORK Warm Air Heat • Spouting and Gutter |^.r OUR OWN SHOP =^gfl WM. O. TOWNSEND 605 ATLANTIC AVE, Tel, 0328 NEW "ROCKEl-98" IS LOWER- WIDER-MORE FOTURAMIC THAN EVER! NEW FUTURA POWER PACKAGE" Only Old.mobll. h» Ih* HRtckll" ant WMri- •way HrdHNMmitl Try lhi, tNtlNni mm "(Mwtf i»fkiiM"May in a If M OMtnwWM A O.n.ral MMan ValM Pi in, M nJuttd prw mw RUNNINO MAtl OF THf "98" Meet the IIIMI flainoroui ear on the rouil —Olil«itinliile'B magnificent iteio "Roekel" Kngine "98!" Thrfll to ill nmu siimrui —llin Riilendiii flow of every Fiitunimn- line! Tlirill to it» iu|»rb luxury--the tlilnred perfection of dazzling new in- teriors! And tini! viaibilily—more visibility than ever liefore in feaiurnl in the Iieaiitifii! nmv Body by Fisher. This it the /OHVJ/- the mditf—the tmartat Oldimohile ever Iiiiilt! There are plenty of thrills in the brilliant reflrmnne of OldsDiobile'i famed "RockM" Kneine in the sparkling new Fuluramie "98!" Now thin great power jilant in Mnoother than ever with OUsmolnlr'n new an loin u tic trtnimiigioii—Whirlaway Hydra-Matic Driff, 1 ! Thin in the prrfeft motoring team—the "Rocket's" spirited power delivered with the incredible ease and ' smoothness of Whirlawav Hvilra-Matir! You'll enjoy the tuperinr handling erne and maneuverability of this beautiful new Oldimobile! Ones you're behind the wheel, you'll thrill to the «nioothe«t—the ruieat- to.drive—the- mo»t re«poiuive c«r you've ever known! You've got to tir it to betieT« it,! See your nearMt AdimoUle
Page 1 and 2: ray Fund Officials Drucoll *t count
Page 3 and 4: 1871 es •**• Tfclt MM?- Soropti
Page 5 and 6: SIDE s, _ THE AT RE — Semen Point
Page 7 and 8: - I- • * * • » . * ami ,, pair
Page 9 and 10: ','>"* ',i-l~ r ' "'JVJf elecWaai-
Page 11 and 12: E.J Ft* 1 1'. , J v •f '.*r?. -^.
Page 13 and 14: ' "» Si 1 SfeNtlNEL-LEDnF.R Thursd
Page 15 and 16: SENTINEL-LEDGER SawiTB •lilUiU, 0
Page 17 and 18: "Mm- :MMt&M flpf '.!••*•'fe 1
Page 19 and 20: 1 •:> *$#$ i -i i"i ile France to
Page 21 and 22: -1. '•i i-v. ZjkJs ThuNdftF. Marc
Page 23 and 24: v*' _irdwall 11 a. m.. •« NKSJ o
Page 25 and 26: Thuwduy, March 16, i960 it. ; • '
Page 27 and 28: • •>•• r, &FaKti 16, Enter
Page 29 and 30: P'^x s.1 • •' f'aiii Personal a
Page 31: V r .*. SEASIDE RAY T l T . » l l
Page 35 and 36: , M.rch SfUra to Jerusalem" the i t
Page 37 and 38: 1 •?"-,, — tNEL-LEDGER Thursday
Page 39 and 40: „ » • • WAmpm Thijrg(tayrJtf
Page 41 and 42: •a 1 r r. Percy £raw t Servi ces
Page 43 and 44: li I JENTINEL.LEDGER Thursday, Mauh
Page 45 and 46: Thursday, March 80, li50 Resort it

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