Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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THi OCiAN CITY SENTtNEL-LE 

2^SECTION ONE 

the hill; One of the group stood over •nuiMitr : of China for 

bf Fred flyer him withVbolo knife raised over month*. ISoon she toegan receiving State Freeholders Schedule 

hit head When he saw the pilot letters f rom hlM/and has bawi In 

communication " ifalrly • regularly 

VbHHere was helpless and unarmed, he low- 

•v«r since. 

fublic lEducqtionqf Program 

t CoitrtrtOtd from p*g* 1 ered the knife- and sent for the 

' to Us' BOD, Eddie lie wrote authorities. 

Eildle Jr. was noncommittal In his An examination of .New Jersey 

tie weal'out the next day to 

comments about daddy's release, 

Although fb* Communlit radio 

county revenue needs will highlight 

t.tyo more, and dedicate them to 

showing his happiness with nothing 

bragged me»«anlmou»ly of the 

a panel discussion to be held In con- 

. H« was ihot (town In his at- 

more than a perpetual broad smile. 

capture of Lr.-C4l. Heltor,' and «he 

nection with'the fourth annual con- 

'•Ur (hour-no favorites as a 

Linda Rac, however, when told dadlater 

"MW an offtelal Communist •tiy was coming home, remarked sobvention 

of the Association of Chosen 

picture 11 * imagnln* showing him erly "Daddy's coming home because 

Freeholders of New Jersey In Atlan- 

•aid. he wai lying on the hUl- hospllalbwl In North Korea, sh» a long tUno ago he promlied to tic City this month 

"•• " I«g and arm useles. received no 4tHclel ntffflcalfon W bring me a Chinese doll" ' Freeholder Joseph S. Holland, rev- 

of farmers came up hit fat* fronntft* Commurilst apv- 

Lt.-Col. Heller, while with the enue and finance director of Mer- 

Eighth Air Force opcroting out of cer County, will moderate the panel. 

England, shot clown 20i-i planes in Speakers will include Dr. William 

World War II. In the Korean con- Miller, of Princeton, research direcflict, 

he had three Mlgs to bis credit tor of Princeton Surveys; Mrs. J. 

LIBERTY 

when downed. A career man of 14 Ward Ryan, of Haddonfield, of the 

years in the service, he plans to con- New Jersey League of Women Vottinue 

In 4he Air Foree. 

ers; and Russell T. Wilson, of Engluwood, 

president of the New Jersey 

SHOE 

Mr*. tl*ller said that for thrte Association 

y*ar« f>h* walttd at rhslr Wynnewood. 

Pa., home ifor word to com*, 

•nd "the Jlrtr Mind we left home 

the good h»W« tame." 

The good news spread quickly all 

Specializing in 

over the eastern part of the country, 

with much of the newspaper space 

and television and radio time being 

1 . ORTHOPEDIC 

devoted to the fact that Mrs. Heller 

was vacationing in Ocean City, N, J 

SHOES 

One New York City daily dispatch- 

i 

ed Its own plane with a reporter iind 

and Doctors' 

photographer here for a story and 

pictures of 'the family. They landed 

Filled 

Soltnlttlr SOD Oliurt 

You'll approve of the 

«25 Asbury Ave. 

•Xpert, tailoring in our 

•' suit*. The newest 

1 

material* and colors 

' are sure to satisfy. 

. *32.50 

1 ty Tax Commissioners 

The discussion h scheduled for 

10 30 a m, Friday, June 17, at the 

Hotel President on the second of a 

three-day convention. All cltlicns Interested 

in courtly taxes aft invited 

to attend 

d-hc panel on county revenues will 

Inauguarte a state-wide program of 

Information on the subject of county 

government costs, services and taxation, 

Holland revealed. 

"County Hoverhriierit In New Jersey 

conducts some 00 separate functions, 

and spends more than $100 

million a year In providing services 

which are essential lo the welfare of 

the citizens of New Jersey," Holland 

of Municipal Assessors. said. "Our county freeholders arc 

Participating in the discussion per- aware of the' cltiien benefits of 

iod following the talks will be Aaron greater understanding and informa- 

Necld, director of the State Division tion about how county tax dollars 

of Taxation; GeorgeC. Skillman, dl arc spent. Wo hope to perform a 

rector of the Stale Bureau of Local useful service to the people of New 

Government; and' Carl Evered, past Jersey in bringing the facts about 

president, State Association of Coun- county government, to the pooplu," 

Rotary Presents Medals 

to 12 Resort Students 

\ ' Continued from page I 

Is simply not true. 

• "We who are In the education 

field know that youno people such 

as thesi are Itadtri In other area< 

~Thii Is ths time ot v*ir for college of fh* school program as well a> 

graduations. Stories about local boys 

and girls who earned degrees will bo scholarship. 

found on Intld* pagtt today. 

"Scholastic achievement If sometimes 

belittled by other itudentj 

as lem.thlng to bo rWlcultd, but I 

MOTHERS! 

am certain juchi feelingsmuilly 

Buy Your Children'* W««r at are bated on envy «nd fho lack of 

equal Industry by the balittler. 

"Boys and'igirls such as these are 

SPEARS SHOP still 'regular guys'. The big differ- 

lilt JTLANTiC 

ence Is that they have not' been 

turned from their goals." 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Addressing himself to the honored 

guests, the county sunerintendent 

pointed out that the record they 

BJIOKEN LENSES 

DUPLICATED write for themselves in 

WARDS 

WSK END SPECIALS 

: Methodist Leader to Calite Advdnced to 

Receive DD Degree Marine Sergeant 

' The Rev. William B/.tfufllck, su- * 'Ijfu'rlng" the • Tccent examination 

perintendent of the Trenton district held aboard th« 

of the New Jersey Conference of yio 

Methodist Church, will J>e among 

eight honorary degree recipients at 

Dickinson College's 182nd commencement 

exercises, June 12. 

The Rev. Mr. Gufflck will receive 

the degree of poctor of Divinity A 

former pastor In various Now Jersey 

churchoj. h^ his pbyed a leading 

role in sessions of the Conference 

In Ocean City for many years. He 

has been superintendent since 1051. 

2 * * 

"Maybe we 'ain't veen nothln" 

yet." JuBt«uppo«ewehadpower 

steering IP the bach watl" 

Tickets Issued For 

Gay Nineties Ball 

TINY ! NEW! 

I ' Continued from pane 1 

I The Klwantt Club «nt«mpl»t»J 3-TRANSI9TOR—^ 

making the date • "Ladle. Night" 

and Is urging ,oth*r service clubs 

to do llfcewl«e In. ordtr Jo htlfi 

make the affair an outstanding 

one, 

McmUrs of the Antique Auto Club HEARING AID 

in costume will be guests of the Kiwanis 

Club and officials of that organization 

will be presented with a 

large welcome key to the city by 

Mayor Edward B. Bowkcr ai port of 

the oniclal ceremonies. 

The grand march of all those In 

costume will begin at 10 p. m. The 

costumes will be judged from the 

stage, with prizes for the best man, 

best woman, best couple and most The greatest achievement in 

authentic costumes. 

Zenith's famous "Crusade to 

Lower the Cost of Hearing!?' 

school will 

A barber shop quartet will en- You owe it to yourself to 

follow them all through IJfe. 

! terlaln jit the ball and a wide variety 

of door prliej will bs award- 

It is surprising, he said, how often 

ed. The committee iald that coi- 

a school record is referred to later 

tumet are not obligatory, but the 

for purposes of college entrance, 

more who weak- 'them the more 

employment, promotion, etc. Tlic 

10-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE 

colorful the event will be. 

young person who makes a record 

of achievement and perseverance is 

A porailc of antique autos will HARRY H. LAKE 

hus writing his own recommendat- 

precede the ball, at 4 p. m., through 

ion for Ihe future, hC-.dcclarcd. _ _ 

(IN SHROPSHIRE JEWELERS) 

the citv and on the boardwalk. Each 

George W. Meyer, principal of the car will be described at the review- 313 EiGHTH STREET 

high school, also was a guest of the ing stand at the Music Pier. 

Rotary Club and took a bow. 

The dinner affair marked the resumption 

of Youth Week obiervance 

by Rotary, which some years 

ago annually sponsored a program 

of selection of youth "offUlalt for 

s day" to take over posts at city 

hall. 

: Korean Service!) 

IIBSDAY. JUKE 2, 1955 

The thie$ ,(/ 

heavy truiser | 

T,achen i 

ficer Speaks 

USS Helena fpr Ma- 

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;&•••*- • SECTION ONE 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

THURSDAY 

Mrs. Fiorentino 

Soroptimists Honor Four Babies Born For Semers Point New$ 

Sorority Hottess 

Mrs. Loll Florentine, If Warwick Schoolgirl Leaders Ocean City Families 

* Mrt. A. W. Sahurn, Reporter 

rd.. entertained members of the Zola Ten members of the Leaden Thirteen new members were ad- 

chapter. Omega Lambda Pi! ioforlly, Carpi of Ocean City High School mitted to the. Stork plub at Share 

at her home last Thursday evening. were guests of the Soruptlmlst Club Memorial- HoiplUil thli weik, eight 

Announcement was made of the 

at their dinner meetlrfg last Thurs- ylrta ind five boyi.tfour of the newCitizenship 

is 

change of plans for the dinner 

day evening In Plymouth Inn, Mrs. arrivals were for Oee'an City fanv» 

dance, Saturday, It will be at Mat's 

Katherlne Morgan, principal of (he liles. , . 

Restaurant, Somers Point, Instead of 

Friends Select Sehopl, Atlantic City, Last Wednesday a girt arrived for 

In.the Driiantine Hotel ai originally 

wag the guest speaker, 

Officer's Theme 

Maggie and Charles Terrell, 842 

planned. • 

Mrs. Morgan chose "Leadership" Haven av,; Thursday, a boy for Ed. 

as her topic, bringing out points 

Navy Man Speaker 

Following a brief business meet- 

na and Floyd Watts, 437 West av.; 

which would pertain to the girl 

init a social was enjoyed. The baked 

and on Fririuy, bays for Gloria and 

guests. 

at Point Service 

goods was awarded to Mrs, Betty 

Wesley Hansell, 113 Bartram la., and 

Members of the Corps were gjven 

Hnnlcy and'. the hostegg package 

Barbara and David Matthews, 937 SOMERS POINT—Several hundred 

wrist corsagea and boxes of candy. 

went to Mrs. Mabel Balm. The next 

Centra! av. 

residents of the community gather, 

Those attending, all members of the 

regular meeting will be June B atgraduating 

class, were Rebecca Births for families of the siir- 

ed st city hall Monday for the Mem- 

the home of Mrs. Hanley, 30 W. Barksdale, Sharon Walker, Alice roundlnii area include on Thursday 

orial Day ceremonies honoring the 

Moyron av.. Somert Point, 

Koch, Marian Cason, Barbara Lion- a alrl for Ruth and Walter Hoag. dd 

e * * 

well. Barbara Gaskill,' Norttla Capez- land, Mays Landing, and a girl for 

O*kl«ys Hera for Stiwn la, Geraldlne Chadwlck, iNrbnra Pauline and George g Allen, Lower 

Mr. and 'Mn. Thomas Oakley, of 

Ford and Annellc Hayes, leader. Bank, k Friday, id yirls for f Lura L and d 

John Suttun, LUiwood, and Mary j 

Overbrook, Pa,, have opened their 

resort cottage at 25 Qarflcld pi. for Joint Family Here 

tho summer season. With them is J, Lellor Bamberger, of Brooklyn, 

Mrs. Oakley's brother, Charles flew in ifsm the mid-west to join 

Schock. who la sunlit on duty as athe 

Leo Btmbeiger family at their 

Beach Patrol, lieutenant at the 1stsummer 

home on 3rd st, over the 

st. lone. 

holiday week end. 

it 

This Coupon Entitles You fo a 

FREE COKE or POPSICLE 

with each 50c bucket of balls 

OPiN FRIDAY NIGHTS 

ALL DAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY 

FULTON'S GOLF RANGE 

(Out 34th Street, (eft on Shore Road) 

OCEAN CITY'S FINEST PHARMACY 

ESTABLISHED 1900 - MODERNIZED IN 1955 

YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS 

REXALL PHARMACY 

9th St. and Atbury Avenue PHONE 3535 

FREE DELIVERY SERVICE (ALL SECTIONS OF OCEAN. CITY) 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

3 SKILLED PHARMACISTS AT YOUR SlRViCl 

A, A. SILVAON, R.P., H. C, SILVAON, R.P. 

j. F. DAY, R.F, 

New it the, time to consult our Cosmetician. 

Ocean City's largest and most complete line 

of Nationally Advertised Cosmetics. 

y 

Hospital Guild Plans 

For Country Fair ' 

SOMERS POINT — The Women's 

Guild of Grace Lutheran Church,met 

Wednesday evening at the home of 

Mrs. Ruth Turner, with Mrs, Ruth 

Bamsey presiding. 

Mrs, Myra Gray led the devotions 

and reports were heard from the 

committees. Plans were discussed for 

the annual Country Fair, which is 

sponsored by the Ladies Aid In July, 

The Guild'will have a refreshment 

war dead, 

booth and ceramic, game and handi. 

Cmdr. A. B, Sweet, yf the AUanllo 

eraftj booth, Mrs, Cray and Mrs, 

City Naval Air Station af Pomona, 

Turner were named to the fair com. 

mltlec. , • 

told the gathering "for all Ameri. 

cans cas In all walks al of life, , moral prep- pp Mrs. Claudette Oerrie, Mrs, Ram. 

jaratlon consists et Bioroimh B knuwl- l sey, Mrs, Dray, Mrs, Doris Geriton, 

Mrs, Turner and Mrs. Doris Hlnok 

were named workers for the June 

John oh H a , ; Sunday, y 

a boy y fur Marlon and James Par. P 

ment, our institutions, and our issue of the "Voice of Grace," a 

sells, ll Vi Venil; Md Monday, y, a uuirl 

il for Uleals, and a willingness to give up monthly publieatlon of the church. 

f 

MarllyiPand l Charles l Wilson, Wil Nth even our lives to serve them. The next' meeting, June 22, will be 

North- 

at the homo of Mrs, ti'erken, with 

field; Tuesday, girls for Joann and "W« In th* Nivy Ind fhei* In Mrs, Jeanne Dlx as co.hostess,. Mrs, 

Theodore Martin, Pleasanlville, and out sih«r wrvltt* m knnly Turner was assisted by Mrs, Marlon 

Marie and W, J, Gibson, Margate, •wire that It it thlt American Wescott at the social hour which 

motive of end cltiunihip which followed. 

Scout Troop 6 Plant it ouf itrmith in baffle, W» ur§e 

you to IN to it that Hill tplrlt it 

For Camping Trip 

ktpt high and ;• pitted «i»ng to 

Olrl Seoul Troop No, 8 is prepar. 

yeur tout and daughttri," hi can- 

inn to go on a camping trip June 

eluded. 

17, IB anil 16. Twenty-four Biris and Parliclpatlng In the ceremonies 

leaders plan to attend. 

were Mrs. Zebiaii Lashley, Mrs, An. 

Members of the troop are nowna 

Eliasowond Mrs, Maude Clark, all 

busy working on Fathers' Day gifts. Gold Star Mothers, 

Plans are beinB made for a Court of 

Awards ceremony to be presented at Contributing to the Memorial Day 

their final meeting of the season, services were the Clark Ellason Post 

June 20, 

352, American Legion; Women's Aus. 

lliarj', Robert Johnson Post 2I8B; 

VFW, and Women's Auxiliary, and 

Girl Scouts to Meet the Spanish-American War Veter. 

Mrs, Fred Homier, leader of Olrl 

Scout Troop No, 0, has announced 

that for the rest of the season the lay Scout Troop SI plactd the 

troop will meet at her home, 1530 floral trlBut» to the Nival war 

West av,, Saturday mornings at deid it the Wir ef 1111 menu. 

10:30, 

m«nt, with area ley and Girl 

The weekly gatherings will Include Scoutt. Cubt and Brswnlti all 

"cook outs" as well as the regula- taking part. 

tion work. The group has been 

meeting Tuesdays in the First Meth- 

Mayor Fred Chapman was master 

odist Church, 

of ceremonies, with the religious 

'portions of the program presented 

by the Hev, Charles HInck Jr., pas. 

Arrive for Season 

tor of Grace Lutheran Church, and 

Mr, and Mrs. John Sullivan, Over, ihn Rev. Arden Farrell, pastor of 

brook, Pa., are occupying Iheir Ocean the First Daptlsl Church. 

City home for the season, Thej in 

terlaincd Mr, and Mrs, Harry Bui 

Irthoion-and Th 

Garden -Club-to do 

land, N. V,, for the holiday wick Planting at School 

end. 

SO.MEHS POINT—At « invclint! "I 

Entertain Relatives 

Hit' Green Thumb Garden Cluli 

Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Plunder, 7M 

Thursday ovcnlnc. at tho lioim 

Central av,, enterlained Mrs, Pfandor's 

uncle, aunt, and grandfalliLi 

Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Stuart and Mr. 

Harry Crosby, from Riitledge, F i 

lor the holiday week end. 

NEW JERSEY 

NATURAL GAS CO. 

Preferred and 

Common Slocks 

A Recent Report en Request 

WOODCOCK, HISS 

& CO., INC, 

Menfttri! 

Niw York Stock Exching* 

PhlU.-Btlto, Stock Ixchims 

123 SOUTH BROAD STREET 

PHILADELPHIA f, PA. 

KINOSLIY f.»M 

1 Henry Plnkcy, Woodbine, who ac- 

Man Fined After 

qordlng to police was also involved 

In the accident, were dismissed by 

Theft of Lumber 

Judge Thompson. 

SOMERS POINT—In hearlngi Saturday 

before Municipal Judge Rich, 

ard Thompson, Barclay Young, 35, Mental Health Group 

Mays Landing Hoad, English Creek, to Elect June 8 

was fLned.flO, given a SMay ius. 

pended sentence and banned from The annual meeting of the New 

all tap rooms in the city. He wasJersey 

Association for Mental Health 

charged with being a disorderly per- will bo held June 8 at Nassau Tav. 

ern, Princeton, Mrs. Joy H, Slecirtl, 

m. 

o'f WMtfield, president, announced 

Patrolman Lyn . Dader told the today. 

court thai Young attempted to steal An entire new board of directors 

a small quantity of lumber, while he will'be elected In accordance with a 

was under the influence of Inloxi. ehanga of bylaws, one third for one 

cants The lumber was on the prop- year, one third for two years and 

erty of David Bogie, Woodland av. ono third for UirM yoars. The main 

Young was employed by Bogie. address will be delivered by F, Bar- 

John E. Frost, 10 Braddock Drive, ry Ryan Jr., of Short Hills, president 

was fined $18, charged with careless of the National Association for Men. 

driving which resulted from an acci- lal Health, who will diieuss "The 

dent on McArlhur Boulevard. New Impetus In Mental Health," , 

Charges of careless driving against 

Clasfiflfd Adi Bring Quick Result! 

Boats fiu' Sulo—28' cuhln clulsor, 125 

h.p, fiiTiy eli'cirle pufflp. 2 bunks. 

hMtl. Kiiilci'. null rhnlra. I'liillo, W 

8nui! Harbor, Hhnne 18t'J-M. 0-2 

Chrlsilun Splfliuiil "service Friday In 

m.. Siityfilns 

Marine Patrol 

to Begin on 15th 

Rescue Unit Plans 

Check at Sundown 

SOMEKS POINT—With the season 

lor boating and flshlnii at hand, 

members of the Civil Defense Marine 

Unit are planning for their nightly 

"Sundown Patrol." < 

On June IB, the fjrsi boat of the 

patrol will make the 'initial run, leav. 

Ing from Dick's Dock, aolng to the 

mouth of the Great Bgg Harbor 

ftiver, then back across the bay to 

Ocean City's back waters and to the 

Ocean City.Lflngport bridge, and 

back again 10 Somers Point waters, 

Th* abieit of the patrol It to 

keep a vigil far any fishermen er 

boat In distress before darkness 

sets In. The patrol will be malt- 

Mined each evening until Labor 

Day. 

Hit unit h mink up "of lolun 

tLCrs and ill cost* Lf mJinliinin). 

boat-, and equipment borne by 

Uit o 

of The 

Mr: 

1 John ibbtrt«n m 

John Ihberion, »'„ 

City Teildcnt and high 

uate, was o holiday ^Jj 

home of Mr, and Mn. |0* 

der, 704 CentfBl iv M, 

who now resldf i In witata, 

was recently tUsehirsM 

Army, 

Any 

Experts on tho gubjitt m 

girl wllh allm and slunST *j 

has a good he»rt-M,rnn3|«y 

MYWOOD M ^ 

MtVtMMHH',1 ^ 

GREETING CARDS 

2 tl) 4 p. m, Blblo clnsa 

s_§iunia.v 1 p. pi, Evyrynne wyleoirit'. 

Misses Neal.'Nael. Wilson nnd olhgn 

In chartie. 161 West Aye, tf 

«At'E—Two doors- wsshinK machlBp: 

it fnl,"sin|!lc. heel- ili'yssoi-i smull 

wrUlnn ie»k: "âh*. BW Wesley Avj, 

FOR 'RENT—One hednwm 

.wTrtnient t tw two iwrsons. iwrs. Swisun 

only «aM,(in. trii tnciuriinii uiimi, iimi Ph 

2131-W afler Junu 3rd. 

ROOMS FOR RENT—AcLflfflmiMl all tins 

fur urn ployed stutlqms in hPiirt of 

town, Hume mmnsphere, EvtMjy eonvenicntt', 

Low gguiari rMe, Private 

flunikvk an premises Dnrolhy - E, OOH 

AllnnllP AVP, 

B-21 

SALE-One 5 draivoi- chf.Hi, whiiis 

ia.on; one nwini uoii, sa.ooi iimsiuillo 

(-ouch cover; M.oo, All jierfwi. 

Cull Bill in- Siiniliiy, Sill • loin Sl._ 

BOAT VLm SALE—Cnmcl No. ,K!iy, 

niw this 5-Mir. u!l stulnici»s Hlf'f] ilMmnu 

rraily in snli, mtxm. I'lwju. 

21T-I-R. °" J 

SALE—Complete- lit'ilranm w?l. iolilns 

u blue; three uUlvv llvlnii Iniim 

set, compU.iu with sllli cniTini miiiilc 

illnlnis room tnlilf with four chillis; 

ABC'winner wnshor; 50 Htil. llolliolnl 

hnt wulvr liwitQr: iilsu linnrs. M'rrvns 

nnll storm snMli, MIT roniml Am 

••hunt- 30B.I-W. •. Mimt i!ln> ri'fi' 

Inlcirt'BU'd kimll.v wrltt', Box mil. Ben- 

Ilnvl-Loillirr. 

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JiiiyKhiiri 

AUTOMtTjilLEK 7 Rid Your House Completely of 

MILDEW and MUSTY ODOR 

WITH liL-DlJ-IJIS 

A smill 3V4 «. bag th.t hingi in 

drawer* or on back of bid, ideal tor S 

Homti, Belli, Clowls or iny plsct wlmt 

each ch dampniii m«y eaun mildew or musty sdWl 

Safisfaetlen Oyirantt«l or Your Mortiy litk 

ON. 

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fi r siilf—1H15 Chevrolet 

truck, itiilie hnily. 1V1 Wn, noiiil 

eonilillnn. saoo.tjtl Inquire at MB New 

York Ave,, Humors 1'plnl, N, J. IMS 

w 

• Spaghetti 

• Sub. 

marines 

TOSSiD SALAD—- 

• BAKED LASAGNE, Imb. • RAVIOLI 

• ANTIPASTO • CHICKEN CACCIATORE 

SPiCiAL MiATLISS DISHBS FOR FRIDAY 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

VOLTACO'S 

957 WIST AVEMUE PHOMi 07S ffl 

DAN'S 

10th Street! 

at Bay Fronl| 

Phone 2279 

Foods 

Compl«t« Una of 

MOVIE & PHOTOGRAPHIC 

SUPPLIES 

Bill 1 Hewtll, Ksdik, etc. 

24 Hour Developing 

Service 

We have bean appointed 

the excloiive agency in 

Ocean City for 

do Ciron of Paris 

' Cosmetics. 

MINNIN'S Special Offer 

SKIN BRACER, Rig. 59c and 

SHAMPOO, R«|, II r Q _ 

•OTH FOR '.•.... 5VC 

W« Carry Ih. 

KENT of LONDON 

TOOTH, HAIR and 

HAND SCRUB, BRUSHES 

5 DEODORANT PADS 

Reg. 59c site and Free 

Lentheric Bouquet 

Miracle Toilet Water 

ALL PAIR TRADE PRICES - NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE 

Store Hours: 8:15 to 11 P, M, Daily Including Sunday 

CONEY'S 

LIQUOR STORL 

Well Known Brands 

RYE 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BEER 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A, M. to 10 P, M. 

No Sunday Salts 

BAR 

OPiN 

DAILY 

7o.ni. -2 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

12 NOON 

Phone 9051 

34th Street 

, Just Over the Bridge 

Ati~U£ : i~''•(*•: A^"'''-'?*' •••'-,: \ \ •- '.. 

Oc«»n City RtpriitntitWt 

84S BRIGHTON PLACE 

Phono 3214 Evening! 

and Week End* 

MOM CEEL'S 

SUB SHOP 

1201 Simpson Avenue 

Phone 1573 

Subs... 50c 

Large Pizza... S 1.00 

Spaghettfand''"Meat Balls 

Meat Ball and 

Steak Sandwiches 

Ravioli and Meat Balls 

Jf (MJoMeA, R&acte TkeaU 

BLACK HORSE PIKE-TILTON ROAD CIRCLE 

NB Parking or Baby SWter Problems Here! 

Bor OfflM Optn. yiOt-ihew Stirtt «t pyikl Chlldr.n undir 6 EBHI 

FRIDAY, SATURDAY ,L mf Ni ' * 4 

BIB FAMILY SHOW! Attton, SuipMM in* Thrlllll 

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plu. — KIN CURTIS inJ PtICKA 

"RIDIRS OF THI PONY EXPRKS" 

In Technicolor 

Addtd, Frldiy Only—1 Hour KARTOONOSeOPe^ 

SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUIIDAY 

j SMASH DAYS! J — In CINEMASCOPE and Tachnlnlsr 

Thi Scorchlngly Perton.l, •titStlltrl 

"BATTLICRY" 

Vsn HiFLIN, Aide RAY, Mon. FRIEMAN, N.ncy OLSON 

Al» - PAUL DOOCLAS 

"THI JAVANiSi 

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 

•16 "STH ANNIVIRSASY" «i.iiRATION_ 

THURSeAY IVININ6I IPOLLAK CAB MITBI 

3 •xcltint Hltil J - In elNlMAiCOFi and Ttdmlcolor 

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"THI RACiRS" 

Plo. — Brod CRAWFORD, Ralph MIIKIR 

"BIG HOUSI U. S. A," 

FRIil CAK1 TO IVIItYOMIl 

CsyHiW Hwnbtfitrt B.ktrv, V*P6ni ilvd, W 

FBI! POPCORN ta ALL .nd LOLLIFOPS te tht 

Thuridiy 6v»nlna- 

I • 1 

JUNI t • f 

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(A WALTBR RfADI THIATRi) ABSfCON BLVD. MR. ATL. CITY. 

ORAND OPiMINC - FRIDAY IVEW JUNE l«h 

1 — OUTSTANDING FEATURES — 1 

Plu, — FREEI FRiEl FREEI GIFTS TO ALLI 

CIOAM t" lit 500 mtnl POPCORN ta Itt 100 Itdltfl 

I lr< south I hi t,ioup is WOlkiil), on 

i lot, to uf IIOJU inchond jl loi il 

docks. In tho cvcnl of approachinK 

•lurm.',. the owners can be notified 

and exlrn iireeaulionary meusnres 

taken. 

Other offlccro of the Unil ale 

\Vimii Wilson first vn.1. comimmkr 

iinil Earl Drown Jr., second viee 

RENT- -Btmt slips io rent, Jiiifo 

• iKlh SI Land in, 13? 13(1; 

Drive: Phone ima.M. 

jommamlerrVhVunlt now'tai" aboiU j ^%'%^'WS'm f"' 

50 members. 

Ises. One lil 

ComnundL llai.cnbiiLhi.1 uikts ill I' >"' lnrt 

!k to bciich. btiiirthviilk, 

Iliiftiplinuril. Low June 

ithv • E. S)R AllBntlc.AvE. 

boat owners and patonllal fisherinon | 

to use extreme earo and caiition 

when oil ihe, water. "If you are in 

doubt about handling a boat, any 

member of the Unit.or dock owners 

will gladly cooperate and «lve insiruetions," 

ho said.. 

troop 2 Brownies 

to Picnic Saturday 

Girls of Brownie Troop Wo, i will 

be taken to Hlyh Bank Park in 

Somere Pouit for a picnic on ISalur. 

day, 

They will meet at »:S0 a, m at the 

Methodist Chiireh, Aceompanyiny 

them will he the troop leader, Mrs, 

Ethel Shijw, and assistant leaders 

Mrs. Helen Adams, Mrs, Mary 

Schmidt and Mrs, Ruth McLaufhlin. 

Twenty.threo members of the 

troop Joined the Girl Scouts in the 

Memorial Day parade. 

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In gddltlon, grocerlst l aid Ik* followkg WcstlnghsHM 

Appllancei will be glv»i at prim: 1 Steam or Pry Ironi; 

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Mok.r; 2 Pep.|ip TsatttH! ftrkl-N-WoHler: and 2 PsrtaU* 

MII.PI. Conf.it end. June I4t|. 

You Can Be SUN .., If It's 

We are co-operating with the 

AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION in 

their notion-wids campaign to 

acquaint the public with the health 

i' and food value of dairy products. 

A festival of bitter living. 

June is a perfect time to enjoy 

IUI iSIl Cre » Ib prints 

Amefica'i Grmt PfJty Winner. 

Richland Butter Crawl " v ' lnu ot Q " m 

Mot Whitt Sharp Cheddar ChteiB lb 67e 

Kraft's Velvseta 2^ te ffi 

GlondalB Choeso Food 2*»«7ii 

Kraft's Cheez-Whiz i»i.wi29f 

LoiMlia Evaporated Milk 4Hi««.49i 

jorJen*i Italian Style °" ui Chnsa "** >*» 1ft 

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Volumoi 1^ 5,tHI jftvg;lliW> 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDQEft 

LOWPRICES MAKE SflVHIG SO EASY AT 

Sweet 

Red, 

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SLICED PEACHES 3X49 1 / Ideal 

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Setter tyafae&Jm 

In Aem« it's net a matttr of a êw [tenis but an everyday low 

price structure that means lower food bills to you all the #im«. 

After all, mart economical living can cn/y bt a fact ^hen you juty 

eh yeur total feed bills. And yejp do at Acme. " ! :' V" 

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DE LUXE CELERY HEARTS 

CRISP FRESH CARROTS 

dtni 38' 

bunch \ 9 

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best Cattl* producing areas, 

U. S. Choice Graded Beef 

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Breast of Lamb lb 13e Rib Lamb Chops 

Neck or Shank Lamb * 19c Loin Lamb Chops 

LOAF CHEESE 

CONDENSED 

Annrleon, Jwln, 

Plm*nM 

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TOMATO SOUP 

Just add water or milk, heat and serve 

Sauce Grade 

Pork & Beans •« 2 sr'28 1 9 

Homestyle Peaches m 

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STREUSSErBREAD 

SUPREME BREAD, 

Wrtthntent at Ifs btit 

BEVERAGES 3'. 25* 

fsptlar flavefi (•• itfftttt 

•it I»lr» llMk I* *w Unfit lot 

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Ifam4 tart ttrlii 

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WIH CREST COFFEE 

Ufjtfar buJltJ. mmi wl.ty. 

ASCO COFFEE Z 

Pill tadM. rich »id flavorful. 

IDEAL COFFEE 185* 

HWTIW MM, BNp riik fll*sp. Vacanin |»ck>d. - •* 

Lanioitir Brand All Mwl^ 

FRANKFURTERS 45c 

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6«y*W duHdc • aS 

flow Hat /Bwtmtwr l 

1 MOonUn* to a report 

" ne, P. Irtock. of 

H>f the 6t«te Servof 

the New Jeney 

r thtre wera 17,634 voluo- 

ark the members of U» tonunlttec 

alBo toeurd that 857 units were operating 

during the same period and 

that 2050 patients received dressings 

an 

v£» In Israel, chat! with Ghana Jaisook, ThauaBtl agrwu^ 

mrM and one of the many foreign visitors to Rutors Cot 

toga of Agriculture whom he has servert as official host 

during recent years. 

: - i 

ng seashore, mountcfn and lake 

ireas, has been -campaigning for 

iomc vcars to persuade stato lcadert 

to expand the promotional 4)Udi;ct 

for an Industry that has the great 

git_dollBr volume In New Jersey 

Student Groups Here 

Over Holiday Week End 

The holiday week-end Drought the 

nlllaj visits of various ionirltici and 

'ra|ernlties frpm the ^Philadelphia 

»rca Fight soroj-ltlcs snd two frn 

rcD'tips numbering approxlmntefy 

275 members were registered for the 

three day vacation period 

Two groups from Wilmington', Del, 

Ihc Sigma Tbcta Jfrpppa sprqrlty and 

Sigma Alpha Kappa 1 sorority, arc 

already plDlinlng H)elr 'annual two 

w«ck vacations They Tiavc refib 

lercd to iSppild August M ip 28 here 

Tfic orgatllzatlbn^ hcê for, the 

wecli cod were: from Drcxcl Mill— 

r O. T. tprorlty. Alpha' Thcla rhi 

Epsllon Iqrorlty, Ztfa pta TficU 

BTrorlty, and Thcta O(»0ga Thetii 

sorirlty. Proip Upper Darby—Upper 

)arby High 'Girls, Alpha Thota Phi 

Phiu boforlty, SUjnfiJ)eW KJIPPB 

" \imtiy. -KapMt SJgma K»)>p« tor- 

.iyi Alpha rm Thbfa eororlty and 

Slgip»" T ——-"•• 

Washing Drama 

Here Tomorrow 

Open to Public At 

Convention Hall 

"No" Soap Opera," a 50 minute 

stage i-how, will be presented tomorrow 

(Friday) night at 8 o'clock In 

the Convention Hall, 6th st and the 

boardwalk. „ 

The comedy show vwll be picsimt 

ed hy the All Theatre Playchi of 

Monsanto Chemical Co, one of the 

sponsors, along with the New Jersey 

Natural Gas Co, Hamilton washers 

and dryers, and Ruud Manufacturing 

Co 

All horoemakers of Ocean Cllv 

and vicinity hate been Invited by the 

Gas Co to attend Everyone will re 

ccivc a free package of detergent 

and a gas dryer and a gas •'-'- tier 

WHAT YOU HAVE 

BBEN WAITING FOR 

HOTEL 

P M DINING ROOM 

«WHS 

SATURDAY, JUNE Iitti 

Meal, fff Distinction 

In »n, 

Tht new agricultural exteoiioii lervlt# 

to be introduced In Mart lite —earlier than usual so that he might 

this summer lioki to be a sure-fire bring his SlenH *nd eWiFleneei to 

success 

the assistance of farmeri In the 

It's goin to be modeled, first of yourig nation across the Atlantic. 

all, after »--Wew Jersey's highly «uf. "Iirael hii fascUiited roe ever 

eissiul ertenilpn servl«e. And Ussince 

my early Sunday Schopi days," 

going to be set up by Charles A, Mr, Thompson sayt, "but that's not 

Thompion, longtime state leader of my miln resson for going. The peo- 

Rutgers University ixteBsIon Service ple there CbF»cl) seim thirsty for 

knowltdge. An •»*UBIIQB service, 

Thompson Is one of those which takes edueatlohB piflgfams to 

ramm. who never seem to getthe 

people ihforniilly" to tBeir own 

fnottgh of a good thing, d « communities, aught to work out very 

elP 

„« „ -»...... of a man at his Scrying with Tliompson • in Israel 

first lob. But Thompion will go tofor 

the next iwp years will be tech. 

isracl equipped with far more thin nlcat farm experts and a home ocon. 

enthusiasm—ha's one of the key men omlst from Ohio, They're going 

responsible for the continued growth abroad under a contract between the 

and Improvement of New Jersey Israeli government and the Foreign 

Operation Administration, made 

AmSer of the Rutgers Agrtcul- 

through the 'Besoareh Foundation of 

tural Bxtensiori, Service for 34 yejri. 

the State University of, New York. 

he's retiring—If you can call it that 

Study Ways to Speed 

Auto Suits in Courts 

Attorneys practicing in New Jcr 

scy tills week were asked by a spo 

clal State Bar Association committee 

for suggestions relative to the prohleni 

ftrmurt congestion caused by 

automobile negligence cases 

The request for Ideas was made by 

Mcndon Moiriil of Paterôn, chairman 

of the lG-mcrobcr Association 

eommltlcc. He explained that the 

group wishes to obtain os many ms 

Restion-. ai pob'iible for stiiilv before 

it recommends a program to relieve 

the louit jnm piobably at the Association's 

midyear mettiiiB in Ncwatk 

latei this >ear 

The tommiôe was nppulnted at 

the Association's annual meeting car 

lior this month in Atlantic Clt>, 

when Bar leaders cited the growInK 

caseload of autu accident lawsuits 

Rcccntb upproied legislntion empow 

ering Superior Court Judges to refer 

autu cases to county or district 

courts will not be enough to unclog 

court Ljlcndar 1 Ch 

Resort Assn. of 

I 

! 

State Elects 

Renews plea For V 

More Advertising 

Major Edith M Grccnsn, of A*4 v*«i iplnttt are 

•v*RaM«rHght new at prlftt v*u 

can't «4hmf to mli», »• m btfora 

9pMXfi-— 

WEt^NP'S 

I 

••W-HNPIH 

feitcr will be awarded as grand 

prizes. Admission Is free. 

The show Js billed as "the cleanest 

Show In towp," as It drahiatlHss the 

inference between modern home 

laundering and the old fashioned 

methods. The "opera" also Is informative 

regarding everyday washing 

THM* 

•• 

who teaches her the np, 

"Sure' 

"You see, I'm Btoqt, 

problems and the new miracle tab- get off the train b, 

porter thinks I'm KetUng" 

tnima mirncrioru io »i — «•- S ivc3 THANK YOU 

•Conductor, help me „ 

train :In 'V T» i 

rks 

ica. 

Emma Rutherford is cast in the me a sho\e on again, 

role of "Mn, Wearjwash" h" and Ruth stations past my destination 

The DORIAN 

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Director 

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Jfin in Charge of 

(Summer Shows 

Klolen, dlrcctor-pliiywriuht- 

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Hani, ft ban HIsnvAIiONI 

Shreva Travel Service 

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THAVKI, MONKS 

A, f. J.S4IJ - I-8H1 

tually reach the $10,000,090 growing 

mark, • 

Leslie Caron, who wan such a 

smash hit in "Glass Slipper," and 

"Daddy Long Legs," will'be back In 

Hollywood next month for a star 

rlna role in "Gaby," at M-G-M. 

Rosalind Russell and William Holden 

are In Knnsns City, where Josh 

Logan Is filming the screen version 

of "Picnic." 

Bob Mltchuro end hli wife »re 

making an snan voyage, to Genoa, 

Italy, aboard a Norwegian 

freighter. They have rented * 

houte In Barcelona, Spain, and 

plan to hive their bay* gs over In 

July. They will be away for four 

nionthf 

Paramount has announced a heavy 

schedule of films for the rest of this 

year. Amoni; them will be "Too Late, 

My Love." which will have a cast of 

newcomers, headed by Carol Ohmart 

and Tom Tryon. George Gobel. 

TV comedian, will make his film debut 

In a new version of the comedy, 

"Tho Lady Eve," scheduled for July. 

The same month will see the start of 

filming "The Mocnlfielent Devils," a 

World War II story of a Marine 

Haider colonel and a society leader 

Hod Cross worker. 

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Bobby wore bandages from' the 

Hand advocated 

lems as the guests have or have had 

It It to nvallawiHy permit ap ecca* 

lime of the accident until last July 

for board membert and 

It is emcced by the well known tele 

tlonal unqiiallHad vot*r to vott. 

and ho still has scars on his face 

ficatiun of laws govenii 

vision personality Dennis James, and scalp. Through the modern "As long as the law Is as it Is. 

boards, 

Mrs. Henry Young was invited to miracle of skin graftingMils family 

tell her story how the kindness and still hopes that his .appearance' wll 

and is in the state of some confu- Mt DOMNT , 

consideration of a local store clerk return to normal soon. He hm hadsion, 

I personally favor living up Ui ' Tho only person i 

helped "break tlie Ice" for her son, two series of skin graft operations it lo the last letter of the law andby 

mistake* tall.. . . 

Bobby, Just when he needed it most! at the Shore Memorial Hospital, and to the last decision of the Supreme Gosport, Penucola, Bit. .T 

another Is planned for tho (all. 

Nln*r**n nwntht •§», Octobtr This Is the story Mrs Young told 

t. If53, Bobby, a trud*nt at Hit 

u the television audience In the hope 

PP*r fownthlp School, wit u- that someone who was watching 

may have a similar problem and h 

experience will help. 

vtnly burnwt HI HW hiad, fa» 

and hand* wfwn hor fat wa> ipilltd 

an him. Hli »v«n-y«r-oM tplrlt 

wti u cruthtd by «i» calamity 

that h» wouldn't lit anyant i 

him. 

Mrs. Young, friends and relatives 

tried In every way to bring the boy 

out of his shclLand make him reel 

less conscious «f his handicap, but 

It was all to no avail. Finally, one 

day she prevailed upon him to ride 

with her to Ocean City. He was In 

an unusually good mood and she 

Clear Up Voting 

Laws, Hand Says 

Say* Residence 

One 

canSMWE/a\ 

INCOME M 

TAX " 

TIME... 

4 Decoded Intelligram 

Rule Confusing 

inoss|K—G iioêa mJO^—(j •luimoÂV—I 

Ours fire/usiVe/y in This Area 

—8 '*»si»uu».i.—s •auiiutd—> 'oq—x 

promised they Mould look at a toy 

boat Bobby had been wanting for a 

long time. 

PRIZE WINNING CHICKENS 

Once in front of the store door 

COOKED IN OUR ROTISSERIE 

LISTEN AMERICANS! 

TAKi HOMi PLATTIRS MAY INCLUDE 

... by Dr. George S. Benson 

Whole Ifurfid Squib • Chicktn Blind 

DIRECTOR _ NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM 

Half Sluffad Broiler Turlcey-Bgrgor 

Surer, Arlttntaa 

Several years ago, Dr Fred 

Chiek.n.Sgriir Roast Betf 

Sihwarz, of Sydney, Australia, left 

hit. practice ot medicine and suruerj 

Chicken Salad Assorted Cold Cuts to dedicate liLi life to a personal 

crusade acainbt tlie crowing power 

ADVANCE ORDERS APPRECIATED 

ot International Communiim. In hli 

htudent days at Queensland Univer- 

ALSO PREPARED TO TAKE HOME 

sity he had encountered many young 

Communist intellectuals, and one uf 

Whole Stuffed Chfekens—All Siies 

them defeated him in » debate. He 

vowed It would neve,r happen again 

French Pri'ii Sandwiches 

The more he due into Communist 

literature and examined the strategy 

[or world conquest, the more cun- 

I'lneed he became that Communism 

DELICATESSEN 

was a cra\c Uueiit to mankind's freedom, 

an evil monster bent on the 

• HOME BAKED BEANS — COLE SLAW I destruction of Christian civilization 

In time, he became well known in 

• POTATO SALAD — GERMAN POTATO SALAD surges and psjclnatry, but Ilk professional 

success did not keep up 

• CHICKEN SALAD — ASSORTED COLD CUTS nith the mounting zeal of his crusade 

against Communism' He turned 

his practice over lo some phjslcian 

friends and began a speakinc tour of 

the free world 

At the 16th Freedom Fomra, 

conducted last month by the N'a 

tlonal Education Program on the 

Haidint 1 Clarification of the vexing question 

of legal voting residence, of the 

emulations governing campaign ex- 

»- -r-i. ,,. u u»i ui MIC SLJJ1C QOOr penditures and of the status and Or> 

Bobby's Inferiority complex returned eanizatlon df county boards of elec- 

and he refused to enter. At Just the lions were urged recently by Con 

crucial moment the clerk came out gres,c view 

points K - eon eel' sntfKesl that wo of health "Where You Know 

have a look at tlie flûrts " 

You Are Getting 

He turned tu the blackboard With 

clulk, he uiote the folluulriR. 

The Best" 

In 1903 Lenin cl.Tbllshod BuKhcv 

iitn with 17 hiippurters 

No Parking Problems 

In 1017 Lenin conquered Russia 

with 40.000 supporter'.. 

In 1»55 the Party of Lenin Is In 

iron eontrgl of 900,000.000 people De HART'S MARKET 

"Those 900,000,000," he said, "are 

W* Deliver 

in tlie laboratory uf Communist eonilitlonins, 

heini; educated, indoctrin- PHONE 88S8 Itth ST. and BAY AVE. 

ated, bruin washed, selectively liqui- 

College campus, Dr dated, fanjlaclzod, tcchnicillv and 

ichwarz opened his talk with this militarily trained to conquer tlie en- 

question. "How serious cs the threat tli€ world with Ihe consequent de- 

that Communism pose? to our li\cs, itruction of vast segments of the 

our homes, our children, everything luman rji.c 

in tliLi life that we cherish?" "Thai is the Mmpte and honest 

"There are those." he said, "who truth No cfTort of the irnaginatiun 

say: "Ita sick and tired of hearing can make it untrue No heroic act 

about Communism! I hear about it of the will can blot It out I W^K 

niornliif, noon and nifht It's in thethat 

an hcmcsl, enlightened, inlclli 

newspapers; every news analysis gent analysli of the flgureicin lead 

but I don't know a Communist, to otic conclusion «nd one only; The 

wouldn't know what one looks Ilk Communists are sonqueriji^ the 

world," 

: 

jnan, for example, who payri all bills by cheek. 

Cancelled checks are receipts, returned auto- " 

matically when paid - and a complete file of 

receipts is a valuable asset at any time. < ~ 

WHY NOT OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH US? . 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City 

Cap* May County's Lirgatt Bank 

MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVC SYSTEM it 

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATiqN 4 

YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP to $10,000 

Banking Hours: : 

9 a. m. until 2 p. m Saturday:. 9 a. m. until 12 

SEA ISLE OFFICE — 43rd Strtat and Landft Avît 

r«MnS 

*SS,00 

$11.00 

ARTHUR BOULEVARD SOMHS PQINT, N. J, 

Phone Sepitn Pelnr 3M1 WmB!» en Bh*tay 

Cliy Seeks Bids For 

Supplemental Paving 

The city commissioners Friday approved 

a motion providing for adverti?ing 

for bids on the contract to 

pave five local streets In a supplemental 

state-aid paving program. 

Approjaniitely $18,700 in available 

jaying fundi were unexpectedly pro. 

~Vd iait week when the low Wd 

on the main 10.street state aid program 

wag $24,289. A total of ap. 

proxlmately $40,000 In city and state 

funds is available. 

The suppitniintal contract, still 

•waiting approval by the itate High, 

way Department, will include 8th at, 

from Asbury av, to the boardwalk: 

iih it, from Atlantic ay, to tha 

boardwalk, and Aldrleh rd., Parkridge 

rd, and Revere pi. The added 

program will go as far as available 

funds allow, ' 

When it comes ts raising vege. 

tables the amateur gardener is 

an-jiteurlsh compared to an old hen. 

RiSPONSi TO OUR OPENING 

WAS FAR AlOVi OUR 

IXPiCTATIONS. 

Wi APPRiCIATi YOUR INTiRiST IN 

OUR NEW VINTURI. 

We Hereby Pledge Ourselves to 

Render Courteous, Efficient Service 

at All Times. 

FOR ONE STOP SHOPPING WE INVITE 

YOU TO VISIT . . , 

Ocean City's Newest Drug Store 

PARKWAY PHARMACY; 

Prescription Specialists 

CORNER ASBURY AVE. ind 34TH ST. PHOHE OCEAN CITY t 

•IN and SAM ICHRgltlR, Phirmteiit. In ehirf* ' \ ' ' 

§im* Curttoui S«rvic« .nd Prompf p.llv.ry At hu Pr.y.il.d In Our Atlintlc City Stor» for lh# P*», 25 V

Aviating 

„ Aligned Risk Plan 

1 ;i 

Haiiey Uoyd, Ghpttm 

CITY'S 

Ave.'' • Phorw 

l that they arc 

man and daughter Gaye,' Mrs. lila 

Conpver, Mrs. Anna Sullivan, Mr*. 

'Ellen Hyatt, Mrs. Jo Ann'Foflio, 

Mist J*an' Stretch, Mn'. Florence 

Rea'ther. Mrs Lillian Bovd, r Party In Retort 

Thq 50th weddliigr anniversary of 

.Mr. and Mrs A. B Southard, ?28 B 

jBader av, Atlantic City, was cel«' 

brated May Zt at the home at their 

flont and daueon capped by the cutting of a 

Babe TloreMino, Mrs. Ruth' Nicker, '2(4>ound, three tier anniversary 

son. Mm. Peg Thompson, Mr*. Iton- k 

nlc Styer. Mrs 01 Mahoney, Mrs. 

Mabel Balin and the hostess. Sertd- 

Ing gifts but ujiablc to attend were 

Mrs. Anna- Marie Paulln, Mrt.Adele 

Madera, Mrs. Harriet Gregory, Mrs. 

Rosemlry Gregory and Mrs. Peg 

Craddock. 

' Miss Thompson W.U1 be married to 

Joseph Knapp, HI Ohio, In St Joseph's 

R. c. Church, June 18 

TruitU Stay in South 

Mr. and Mrs. SUnley K. Trultt, 

formerly of this city, hate established 

their all-year home in Fort 

JUuderdaio, Fla. where they spent 

the past whiter season. 

The man who thinks money will 

make htm happy is traveling in the 

wrong direction. - , ,,. 

\$ your home 15-20 years old ? 

Service and Installation 

1352 ASBURY AVENUE 

Wm. S. A'rid«rson, Prop. 

jfg«$n»cializ« in Electric Hom« Heiflr^ 

PLASTERING 

BRICK POINTING 

CLYDE CARSON 

1115 HAY AVE. PHONfe 1M2 

atute feelini; of danger nnd dread 

It may be reduced or dispelled by a 

preventhe attack on what is considered 

to be a threat Often, hi times 

of fejr, we do not distinguish be 

tueen real and pscudo threats Anxl 

elv is dnticipdtion of djdficr 

(d) Self Enhancement. Feclincs of 

inferiority maj lead to bcapoj;ojting, 

in ordeV that the individual may 

convince himself of hib own value 

and strength 

lo) Conformity. Conform!!) make. 1 

FOR QUAUTY HOMES 

CHARLES*. MUMFORD 

- WILDER • • 

Residence >l 

Plumbing 

PLUMBING - HEATIKG 

G-E APPLIANCES 

5th St. & Atbury Ave. 

Phone 0413 

Frank J. Sannino 

,and Son. 

Plumbing *nd Heating 

Supplies. 

HOME APPLIANCES 

SALIS AND SERVICE 

Phom 0444 ' T&Atoviy Ay*. 

• Office:' 

4^l A 

IRVIN JOHNSON, JR. * 

Willacd F. Stotwr 

P.lumbina ^-Heating 

J 

Phone 1598 — Day or Night 

J0B6INO '" 

PherM «•*- - OcMn City, N. }, 


ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

u FRANK M. j , 

Hotelf, Homes and Shops W" 

MAZriTEUI 

SERVICE - INSTALLATIONS 

PLUMBING - HEATING 

Complete line of* 

OH,, BURNER.*. - . 


General Electric Appllawcs 

PHONE 11*1 

CEILING TILE 

FLOORING 

Old unaWMiy, cradnd «H Bt.uMfol, lUnirlout Ork PLUMBING-. HEATING 

GRILLO 

Mat t.n *• folly dint ovei floerln* U tow*r In «4t In- 

INTERIOR — EXTERIOR 

utlhfl Mty eiKe 

• LINOLEUM 

Wallpaper For Sal. 

104« Aibury Ave. Ph. 13I3W • COKGOWALL Electrical CorifrqcJ|r 

COMPLETE 

foi sccuiity If eveijone around us 

Is given to scapcgoalln;; and par- 

JACK 4.' WATKINSON 

FLOOR SERVICE 

Wiring For Light and Povyw. 

lleuldrly those we esteem highly, 

ASPHALT TILE • RUDBIR Till 

Uicn onlv by imitating their actions PAPERHANGER 

Repair and Maintenance ScrvJM 

CJn we bo fully accepted In till 

PAINTER 

group who e approval uc desire 

Russell Sutton 

(fi Tabloid Thinking, Torlods o 805 .Bay Avenue 

social strain bring out vividly thi Eitlmitet *' ' * Rhene 1« 939 # 

helplessness every Individual fceL 

In the face of world-wide forces He 

must seek to simplify the Issues in EXTERIOR - INTERIOR PAINTING 

order to make possible some understanding 

of this social chaos Simpli- We use'the ftriW, TYPE PAINT — D«veloptd for Sseihor* Ule. 

fication of issues provides economy 

Longer Llf*. 

of energy, if a person feels hostile 

and aggressive it Is more economical 

8 BAYONNE PLACE 

for him to attack one single obstacle 

PHONE 2196-R 

$: 

Clarenwi Clarenw WUkle'Jr., WUkleJr, OlMtWer, t(M 

Mr. and Mr,;aofto ISWlliAtf and 

children, 'Itwlnai/Kenneth end Ann 

Marie, Renovo, Pa.^ 

Buffet ,DiHn«r \Hr., 

Offiiwrs and Wjvot 

A ijuffet style dinner and MekUU 

party Was enjoyed at tneBalertno 

Officors' Lounge, Ho»tes«-dutte« fo^ 

Hhebeeaskon v.ttt Awnmed by Mr». 

KB: Hall and' Mrs. Henry L. Fred- 

ôse sttendlng . 

Mri. Hall, Capi and 

R 'Trench. Lt and 

Frederick, U and'Mrf Merrill K 

Tlfoirias, Cant ' ahd Mrt.' F*amam 

Mr. Southard, until his retirement 

Hbpp>; Lt. «nd Mrs. 'Vred R. Ball 

10 years ago, was malnWnancO super- 

Jr. U and Mm. Jobn'E. Phalent 

intendent of the Atlantic City Elec- 

lit". JoTin MuenieH ft, Lt 

tric- Company's home i^Bce In Atlantic'City. 

• 

Gubsta from the Ocean CftyÂt- 

Isntte City are» were Mr: and Mrs. 

Eugene Straiten, Mr. and THra, Joseph 

he' Chant, 'Mr and Mrs. Douglas 

J. Lavii and son, James, Mrs. 

Anh Prockel, Mrs. Laura Allen, Mr. 

Augustus Hejtaemann, Mr. and Mrs. 

Paul Spite and daughter, Sharon, 

Mis* Jennbeile Spratt, MM Marlon 

Smklnson, Mrs. Jack Spratt and 

Mrs, J 0 Campbell 

OutW-town guesU included Mr. 

afldjjto. amtr. 

CHARLES C. PALERMO 

HARRY DIBB 

Pt-UMBINO — HEATING 

Vork Oil Burners 

York Boiler Burner Units 

•ltt toogjlort, June 'f. Hf. 

fleers to'be 1 (HB 

installed. 

Mr* Valeria H«drl

THURSM 


HOH. THREE 

Patsalc Zoning Board Named 

.Now Ready in Dennis Township Parkway Offers 

i The Gtrden Stile Puiway bridge A flveaun' Board of Zoning Ad 

' over the P»iMlc River was open- iuatpjent was appointed In Dennis 

ed In Ume for Memorial Day weak- 

Township last week to hear appeals Tourist Guide 

under the township's recently enact- 

•nd twBto to extend the northern ed Interim zoning ordinance. 

terminus «f the new scenic route 

Interest Points in 

Named by Township Mayor Rollen 

Into Bergen County. 

B. Mason Were Charles E, Poster, State' Illustrated 

' Opening of the ljMXMoot bridge, South Seavllle; Rudd Kolirich. El- 

Urg«*t on the Parkway north of dorn; Lester Gennanio, Belleplaln; 

A new edition of the Garden State. 

th» BariUn River, now permits mo- 

Parkway's Ulustrajed guide to points 

Willlnm H. Roeap, Ocean View, and of interest »long the New Jersey 

torbts to use the 'Route V inter- Leo Novasack, South Dennis. 

thantfe Id Eut Piterson (Bergen The members will; organite and 

..l&lnlyk far the Ant time. It extends elect at a meeting with the town- 

; the travelling distance on the Ftrfc- ship planning board on Monday, 

,«ny to MQ mile* between But pot-June 

jo. 

'•IWO, and «he southern terminus 

•near CtpeJUy City; 

Chmlfted Ad* Bring Quick ftnult* 

1 

scenic route was Issued today. 

Following the same design as the 

original edition, the new Guide includes 

adltlonal points of Interest 

along the parkway and more information 

about how to reach the 

"Pleasure W*y of the Jersey Coast" 

from New York City, Philadelphia 

and other areas. 

Copies of the new guide are avail 

eble in bulk for schools, hhytrie; 

and historical groups), which reSjues 

tod the original folder in considerable 

number. Individuals can also 

secure coplei by writing the Public 

Relations Office. Garden State Parkway, 

12 Broad Street. Red Bank. A 

r.elf-eddresed, stomped envelope Is 

recommended. 

More than TO points of Interest 

along the lOS-mlle Parkway route 

art detailed In the four-page folder. 

The points Include historical Rites, 

famous resorts, State parks and forests, 

museums, sporting and theatrical 

spots, and military Installations. 

The folder contains the Garden 

State Parkway toll schedule and 

other information about the new 

ictnie supertUghway, whjeh : ,7 ,ir T 

group of members on the cast const, of the United «MAM 

especially Congressman Fogarty, of 

Radar Now in Service to Check 

nhode Island, collaborated In nn ef- 

Weather Bill fort to Increase the funds, with the for the 

result that the Committee on Appro- finance an Inc 

Behaviour of Parkway Drivers 

priations accepted u proposed In- communications, 

Radar has been added to the Gar- 014-month period since then, more Support Asked crease of $2,250,000, especially oar novations and 

marked for this purpose. The total 

den State Parkway ns nn extra than 18 million vehicles paid tolls 

qucnt warning, 

safely precaution. 

on the Parkway with only two mo- Hand Hopeful For fund, in my Judgment, Is now quite 

adequate for tin- puiposc and fol 

Designed to check on vehicular torist fatalities among them. The Hurricane Fund 

lows the deign of the hill ofTcicd 

speeds, the radar equipment will be only other troBlc casualties during 

by Confl-essniiin,Patterson of Can- 

used tor law enforcement purposes the period were a trespassing pe- Hope that the two and a quarter ncctlcut. 

P gt 

if traffic surveys show there Is a destrian and a surveyor working on million dollar Increase in appropria- "Naturally I have been Intensely Special 1 "leht n'eht schedule,, 

general abuse of the limits. The the roiid. 

tions for the Weather Bureau to pro- interested In this proposal from the cians to answer c 

Parkway's speed limit la 60 miles However, as traffic steadily in- vide earlier and more accurate hur- beginning, because my entire dls. summer were 

per hour except where otherwise Increases with the wanner weather, ricane warnings and alerts will be 

Tset^PKiBa>il 

at the Memorial Day exercises at the 

Central Avenue School on Friday 

mornlnjr. He spoke brlcily to the 

Kindergarten pupils of the a. m. 

session. Thlrt}'.flve parents ware 

present and enjoyed the presram. 

Later, a tape recording of the recent 

Spring Concert was played for 

the 4lh, 9th and «th Oracles. 

CLASS SINDS CARDS 

The Fifth Grade taught by Mr, 

Hughes has been writing and send, 

ing cards to their classmates who 

were at home sick during the year. 

They recently extended this to cover 

parents of their classmates who are 

ill. This is a fellowship program', that 

has helped to bind the class in a 

closer tie to one another and put 

their Enflllsh training to use. 

After sending a card to Ricky, 

Perkins, they.received a thankymi 

Card with the following verse: 

have the Mumps, Two great big 

bumps. The Mumps arc hard; 

Thanks for the card," 

Wildwood Priest 

Hand May Attend 

Marks Anniversary 

County 4-H fair 

His S4th anniversary In Me priest 

T. Millet Hand, representative from hood was celebrated last night by 

the Second Congressional District, the Rt. Rev, Msjr, Aloyslus s, Qufa. 

accepted with reservations the Ian, pastor of SL Ann's Roman Cath- 

invitation of the Cape May County olio Church of Wildwood, 

4-H Fair Association to attend the The observance took place in eon. 

tlircoây Fair at Cold Spring on lunctlon with ceremonies for Installa- 

July SO, Zl, and W, 

tion of new offlcern of the Parent. 

Mr. Hand made It clear that the Teacher Association of Wildwood 

expected adjournment of Congress Catholic High School. Msgr, Quinlan 

the week following may make such was instrumenUl In construction of 

an appearance impossible, , lie school several years ago. 

TOP 

QUALITY 

New Man Dozet at Wheel, 

Auto Hit* Bridge 

James E. Brown, 25. of Bio Qrtindc, 

was admitted to Tomlln Memorial 

Tedesco. Advances to 

School Superintendent 

The Wild wood Board of Education 

last week named A, Edward Tedesco, 

high school principal, as superinten. 

dent of schools to suceeed J. Harold 

Connor, 

The Board reported that Mr, Con. 

ncr has submitted his resignation, 

effective June SO, to lake an admin. 

Istralive school position in Sussex, 

In North Jersey. 

Mr, Tedesco has been principal of 

the Wildwood High School for eight 

year*. Previously he had been supervlsory 

principal at Ellis College, 

Newtown Square, Pa,, and head of 

the science department at the Nether 

Providence School, Delaware County, 

Pa, . 

NOW OPEN 

GROCERIES - DELKAffSSEN 

Shop It ''••,. 

BRADLEY'S FARMERS MARKET 

116 Atlantic Ave* , Phone 2124 

FRANK end ELEANOR BRADLEY 

Tuesday wli 

fercd when the car 

crashed Into the st 

George Redding Hi i 

wood. 

GRADUATE 

DYED 

'{«iuiru*d'jKiMitt( in 

' i multiple UceriUolWjl 

n. - tte Police report«f-\t 

idently fell JUMP 

I tie cruti occurrtii] at 3 . 

It- IMPORTED IRISH Ul 

SWING-STEP PUMI 

PURE WHITE LINEN $ 

IN HIGH, CUBAN 

OR LOW HEELS 

After graduation we'll'ty) 

THEM FREE in the 

you choosy The hi 

MOYGASHEL III 

in these sWarting 

pumps is .t.. 

identical Quality 

featured in $12. and j 

$15.shoes-A 

WONDER VALUE AT;| 

You choose tht shall I 

• Pink • Pa«l*l Blu* iî 

• R«d • Navy * Ulw .' 

745 , 

AVfNUi 

Vm Mlv hunt MORE h i 7RM6LE $tmi 

A BUY LIKE THIS! 

Not a 7 -.- - Not an 8 

BUT A 9.2 CU. FT. 

SPACE MAKER 

REFRIGERATOR 

229- 95 

With your Old Refrigerator 

Regardless of Condition. 

• New adjustable and removable Door 

shelves 

• Full Width Freezer 

• Stacking Vegetable Drawers 

• Many ether features found only in much ••' 

mere expensive refrigerators 

IRVIN JOHNSON, Jr. and Co. VOSS Plumbing and Heating 

Registered Electrical Contractor 

944 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 159S 

Registered Plumber ;-, 

STH ST. and ASBURY AVE. , PHONE 

/ '.;* % 

M

,.'\\ ^"V't-"^ 

THE OCIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Sates 

liidy'of the Angels 

In Cope May Court 

:«is dedicated' at ceremonies 

a«y f ^ — — • 

luwed ty ^dinner slvw for a «roup 

•r vliitlng clergymen. ' 

The new cburch Is the first Cath 

ollc «huroh In tho county neat and 

will bo conducted as a mission 

churchôf fit Paul". Church Stone 

Harbor. The Rev. Leonard Nabb will 

Vnomlng by the Rt RevKindle 

the paiUmil duties In both 

Augustine T Mtwicr, vicar communities. 

hot ih» Ciunden Dlocfsc. A processional Into the building 

ut 400 gersbpa attended the was led by the Wildwood Council 

itory exeiicisei, which were fol- Knights oi Columbus^ _ _ 

< • EDMUND L. 

VVISHAM 

J- REALTOR — 

"We Sell The Earth and What's On It" 

«T0 OCEAN AVE. PHONE 0900 

,: ' LISTINGS SOLICITED 

j SALES and RENTALS 

FRANK M. CARROLL 

' 5 Bedroom House — *6,800 

5 Bedroom House, Extra Lot — $ 13,500 

; 

CHOICE RENTALS from $75.00 WEEKLY 

330 ATLANTIC AVINUE 

on* 1510 ' Phila. Evergreen MWt 

opportunity - Action - Results 

'i ,1 ^ 0n ^ ^ . , 

•' BEAUTIFUL NEW RANCH HOME 

Splendid location, spacious landscaped grounds. 3 largt 

bedr h r o 11 

A Kuba>u&hl 2b 1 0 0 1 0 CUniftod Adi Bring Quick Rxulti 

Kennedy. Hoot Simpson and Wayne 

2 0 0 1—1 

Hudson each gathcrerd two hits to E Kubaja&hl p 3 0 0 1 1 

lead the Raiders' 12-hlt attack. Fenond p-e 

2 0 0 

Holt Is 3b 

The Raiders put the game on |cc 

>. 0 0 1 

8 2 

Flshi'i 1b 

2212111 1 0 0 4 n0 

with a four-run third Inning but Kwjns If 

0 0 1 II 

scaled the victory tightly with three W«ks If 

0 0 0 0 

more in the fourth and nine tallies Paul cf 

0 0 J 0 

Douglas cf 

0 0 2 0 

in the sixth. 

II 0 

Rue, Kennedy, Charlie Good, £>]>lrer' it 

II 0 01 

1 0 

Hoffman, If 

• J 

Simpson and Hudson banged doubles 

0 0 0 0 

in the extra-base department. 

18 1 1 21 4 

The win assured Fred Howcll's Scoie bv Innlngb 

Oc+nn Cit> M i 0 H O—10 

proteges of at least a tic in the CiLM â> 0 10 0 0 0 0—1 

Cape-Atlantic League, with only n Emu* COP Mullck. Conover E Kobayaahl 

'2 Ftnstnd Douglas 2B— Ruli 

Kpfiiwriy Good, Simpson, Bovwmon HO 

—E Kobnynshl G-6 Fenstnd 5*1 DB— 

Bowmnn 5 E Kobnyashl 8 Fcnsiad 2 

SO— Bowman 10 E Kobuyushl 6 Feh 

BUNGALOW stad 1 HBP—Bowman (Bimn WP- 

Bovvmun 1 E Kobayashl 2 LP- h Kob!i\iithi 

U-fi McGibc J McCitfw. 

3 bedrooms, dining room. 

Living room, kitchen and 156 Nominations For 

bath. 1-cnr garage. Big Delaware Handicap 

Coal hot water heat. The $150,000 Delaware Handicap, 

ellmactic ejisJle In Delaware Park's 

Furnished. 

quarter-million dollar Distaff Big 

Three, loomed today a§ not only tho 

s world's richest race for (lilies and 

7»500. 

mures but also the most glamorous 

and spectacular, Judging by the 

iclhtillatlng lilt oi 156 nominations 

E. M.MAXWELL aiiouneed by Racing Secretary J, Gilbert 

Haus. 

REALTOR 

The newly-named Delaware Handi. 

«» dining room, full 

cap this year replaces the New 

1400 WIST AVENUE 

tile kitchen, tile bath, utility room and garage. Modern 

Castle as racing's top distaff stake 

NO PHONE INFORMATION and only "hundred-Bfander" for lady 

forced hot airh'eht. All for only $19,500. 

uhorse§. In succeeding the 

\'S LOVaY BAY VIEW COTTAGE 

All th* advantage* of bay view living at a fraction of the FOR SALE 

'^prevailing cost. Living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 

bedroom* and bath. Hot water heat. Sacrifice, $7,950. INCOME PROPERTY 

ALMOST NEW — 3 YEARS OLD 

Zoned for Guest House 

Lovaly 3 BEDROOM HEATED H0M1 in desirable Gar- or Duplex Apartments 

dent location. Mu*t self. $18,500. 

7 Bedrooms, 3 Porches and 

Oarage. Let 50'x 130'. 

WILL FINANCE 

FORREST R. BRIDEGAM 

Price '11000 

INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 

For Quick Safe 

PHONE: O.C. 0953 & 2668 516 EIGHTH STREET 

OPEN DAILY 

NO TELEPHONE INFORMATION PLIAil 

Inspection is a Pleasant Service; Call at Our Office 419 OCEAN AVENUE 

FOR SAft or RENT 

Attractive New 

BUNGALOWS 

-Olf.Hiof" 

West Avenue 

OCIAN SIDE 

Between 49th arid 50th St. 

Lcrga Living Roam, Combination 

Kitchen and DlnsHn. Near beach, 

Convenient to train, 

$ 

9450 

•iCh 

Will Finance. Ready for 

Immediate Occupancy. 

Price Includes Serttni, Aluminum 

Blinds and' Ilietrle Range. 

ROBERT W, 

i! dld M New 

Castle, the Delaware retains the 

championship mile and a quarter 

distance. The unmatched Big Three 

sequence an _ the final three Satur. 

days of the 32-day meeting, May SB 

through July 4, includes the Pela 

ware Oaks, JuneJB^the "new" New- 

Castle (now a mile and a sixteenth 

major allowance prep for the Dela. 

ware Handicap) on June 28, and tho 

"big one" — Delaware's greatest 

sports attraction and one of Ameri. 

ci's biggest—July 2, 

Virtually every outstanding distaff 

racer in the country Is named for 

he Delaware, their total earnings 

luough 18a4 alone .easily exceeding 

$4,000,000. They include all the 1954 

distaff champions and holders of at 

least eight various titles ever the 

past two years. The '54 leaders are 

Wheatley Stable's High Voltage Ijuvcnlle 

fllly), Foxealfher Farms' parlo 

(3-ycnr-old queen), and Mrs. Charles 

Silvers' Lavender Hill (older fillies 

and maresi, as well as Calumet 

Farm's California leader, Mis Clem, 

entine. Then there are the 1953 

champions Grecian Queen (any age), 

Evening out (i.year-old filly), and 

Queen Hopeful (top money-winner of 

her sex among the juveniles). 

Drum Fishing at 

Peak In County 

Delaware Bay Area 

Inviting Anglers , 

"Black 1 The keys were accepted by Joseph 

S Abrams, cxccuUve secretary, and 

Palmers Give Mrs. Leone S. Drum, superintendent 

of th* home. Also attending the pre^ 

sentatlon was Mayor Leort Leopard), 

Auto to Home of Longport. 

The Betty Biicharach Home for Af- Mr. Palmer said Uiat he and his 

flicted Children, In Ltongport, was be- wife were happy to provido the veing 

served by a orand new station 

wagon this jvcok, through the generosity 

of Mr. and Mrs Emll Palmer, 

of Ocean City. 

The local couple, who head the 

Palmer Chevrolet and Oldsmobllc 

ngenev here, presented the vehicle 

to officials at the Bacharach Home 

on Friday, 

EDWARD H. 

OCEAN CITY BUSINESS MILLS 

OPPORTUNITIES Real Estate-Insurance 

219 Asbury Av«hue - 

FOR SALE 

Phone 2193 

CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS CLOSED SUNDAYS 

Owner retiring «ft«r nwny ioe- 

«»ful ysars. SubitantUI Invait- 

FOR SALE 

ment required. Thl> If f»r the 

executive type m*o only. 

Two Bedroom Home, Furnished, 

Good Location, Liv- 

RENT 

ing Room, Kitchen, Bath, 

LUNCHEONETTE, Fully Equip- Parking in rear. 

ped to retpomlble party. See thii 

Only $6,500 

today. 

HOTDOG, HAMBURG and Guest Home 

SODA FOUNTAIN 

6 Bedrooms, very good ran- 

Ideal location with living quartal section. A real gift at 

tin. Owner unable ta operate. 

$9,500 

Muit be »!d Immediately. 

Store - Corner Location 

MANUFACTURING PLANT Has 3 Apartments Rented 

Nearby, doing a nice year around Yearly. Oil Hot Water Heat, 

volume, Shews betMr than M% Larga Win daws. Store 

net', Mechinlnlly minded man Empty, 

only. 

Priced Very 

CAFE, Ntirby 

Reasonable 

Grossing ever $M0,MO •nnuiiiy. 

Will flnsnet far relpenilble plrty. Farm — Scullville 

22 

J, P, McDERMOTT 

MACK REALTY 

8005 Atlantic Avenue 

"' Margate ^^^ 

drum fishing is at its peak 

and will 'continue lor the next two 

weeks," veteran anglers said this 

week. The Delaware Bay area, in 

Lower and Middle Townships, Is 

busy as anglers, bojh men and 

women, are making dally trips in 

the hope of hooking the big fellows. 

The largest drum fish caught to 

date in the current season, and 

which may be a world's record, was 

90.poundor boated by John W. 

Douglass of Cap May Court House. 

Douglass entered his prize oateh 

in the Cape May County Fishing 

Contest. The weight was recorded 

at Walt's Boat Place, Wildwood Highjmd 

Beach, p well as at Bob Naely's 

Dock, 

1 hlfile bceousd 

tlon of the 

of their phj», 

for recovery. 

for the 

FOR 35 YEARS 

SUMMER RENTALS 

Apartments and Cottages 

2-3 and 4 BEDROOMS 

SEASON HALF SIASON 

SOME WEEKLY 

NEW... 3 BEDROOM 

/i acres, approximately 

BUNGALOW 

15 clear. Main Highway. 

FACINe OC1AN 

Suitable for development. 

• ALL ILICTRIC ••AUTOMATIC WASHER 

Owner will sell 

• HEATED • NEWLY FURNISHED 

_forL $2,100 

For Season, JwneJlStl^thru Sept. 15th, 

SEVERAL GOOD BUYS IN COTTAGES 

If your need is Rail Estate, you need: 

BEST 

BUYS or RENTALS 

ONLEY'S 

in Ocean City 

REAL ESTATE 

4800 ASBURY AVI. 

PHONE 07M 

ROBERTS 

REAL ISTATi 

ITU ASBURY AVi, Firit In Service PHONi 0. 6. MM 

UNUSUAL OFFERINGS 

Not /usi hQu$m,j»ut Homes Planned 

BiAUTIFUL CHOICE GARDENS LOCATION 

for Gracious Living. 

Corner Surf and Hollytree Roads 

BEfiSLEYS' POINT 

Modern bungalow with 100 feet bay frontage, riparian righfi, Jin* 

ALL YEARAROUND HOME. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ' 

beach ond dock. Living room 20 by 24 feet, with flr#pl««; «w» 

dinus sun room facing bay; 2 bedrooms, each with tiled «tti, CB» 

4 bedrooms. Die bith, living ream, epen fireplace, dining rsBm, lined closets, work-saver kitchen, laundry, electric and DM rmW 

kitchen, garage, gas fired hot water radiation. 

Kohler hot water heat; 2 car garage, large shop, paved ternct, M* 

and shrubbery. J21.500, port cash i 

Furnished and equipped. 

Bungalow facing bay, large lot; living room, kitchen, utility Hi? 

2 bedrooms, bath; heating system, garage. $11,500, terms. \ 

Priced at $20,000 for Quick Sale 

Exclusive Sale Agent— Brokers Cooperation Invited, 

MARMORA 

Ranch type home near new school. Custom built. BJIBIHIII, Iwi 

room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath » 

WALTER A, DiTTRiCH, Inc. 

Realtors 

Corner Sfh Sr, and Wesley Ave, 

SALE 

306 EAST 48th STREET 

R HY. JUNE.3, 1955 

Graduates at 

Monday, June 13 

University 

t Q Harbnugli Jr, son of Mr Commencement fcsiivn.es at tho 

Robert Horbaugh, lBOt S n " - 

^v, Ocean City, is a canulr 

the degree of Bachelor of 

in commerce jind finance 

University conducts 

d Idtthen, m" 

closets, built-in furniture, carport. On lot with 200 'f!r; 

frontage, 125 feat deep. Completely furnished. Including MW n» 

refrigerator and washer. Owner leaving state offers «ll tor VJ" 

cash and $10,000 FHA mortgage. 

Bungalow, near school and Shore Road; built for comFon. -. 

cellar, reception hall, large living room, two bedrooms, bttlt, «w 

kitchen, garage. On lot 70 by 100 foot, lawn and ornamental plim* 

Full price $12,500. .1M^ 

House, wlstar avenue, Marmora. 3 bedrooms, living room, in 

bath. For quick sale $7,500 cash. 

SUMMER RENTALS 

Cozy bungalow, Beasleys Point, nicely furnished, all 

2 bedrooms and attic room. 550 week. 

lnbUtUtlon w "' br- 

W« have been helping those who are interested Inbuyig. I 

selling or leafing Real Estate in Ocean City and vit^J 

If you are interested, we know we can help you too,* 

we have helped many others. 

HANEY LLOYD CHATTHM 

REALTOR 

1315 ASBURY AVE. 

p HONE0W)| 

894 BRIGHTON PLACE 

p if 

ine cornerbione fol u,e' univer- 

Mtvi, ,,cw $900,000 science building 

PARTMENT HOUSE 

feLH'iL'??' 17th St. Section 

|f|r*t floor, 2 bedrooms, 

I room, living room, 

kitchen and bath, 

jcond floor, 1 bedroom, 

powder room, kitchen, 

dJneHe, screened porch, 

fully furnished. 

¥9,750 

HONE043l| IM. MAXWELL 

REALTOR 

f 1400 WEST AVENUE 

1 "' 1 THg OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEPgER 

1 

Win Prizes Ann Scribner Ora| 

w 

'i 

Hygiene Qraduate 

in Rose Show 

-- — .Show isnen bj the Cape May 

County Garden Club Ian Saturday^ 

and Sunday in tMc Con^ntion Hall 

In Cape Alay were Mm Ralph Van 

Gilder and her daughter, Amy 

The bhnw Included 61 clastei of 

- Jsi-5 In all shade* and blends There 

also was a hobby exhibit 

Ho is a iormt-r member of the Miss Van Glider took third plate 

m Tity Bejch Patrol 

n the arrangements commemorating 

Hie dubN 5th annlvcrnary with a 

lomposlllon featuring wood 

SALE 

Mr', Von Gilder took flr*t place 

honors In "My Country," „ patrloilc 

HOUSE SUITABLE FOR ariniiKcmcnt, 2nd place In Horticulture, 

old fashioned rose* of the cab- 

GUEST HOME bage type, and 3rd place In Roses 

with Native Evergreen and Roses In 

8 bedrooms, 4 baths, .1 Shoe 

completely furnished. 

Kor rciming a blue nbbon Mrs 

Gas Heat. Vicinity 15th Van Gilder was piesented with a 

and Central Avenue teinflcate for a lose bush 

$20,000 plus 

*1250 for adjoining Lot PricesliatwT 

Phone Owner, 103] For Two Increases 

for appointment A two-step milk price booit fo 

fanners wai announicd this week b 

he New Jeiscy Office of Milk Indu 

tiv. the first effective July I and th< 

next on August 1 

SALE 

OMI Dhector Floyd 11, Hultma 

ordered a nse of almost on« cent 

qmrt on the first effective day ant 

a toost of still another cent the sec 

BAYFRONT, Unusual. Nothing like it. Move In and enjoy ond dale. 

th, beautiful sunset and breezes on deck porch overlook- The two boosts in farm prices wil 

restore the »,97 a hundredweight 

ing bay. 4 large bedrooms, lovely furnishings, with twin about 1J.B cents a quart, which th, 

farmers received before March 18. 

beds, 2 baths, powder room, living room, dining room, 

Hoffman earlier In the year had 

kitchen, gai heat, large 2-eir garage. ,, $21,500 ordered a drop of almost two centi 

beginning March 18. the start of the 

surplus season. The new order re- 

WE HAVE A DUPLEX NEAR THI OMAN AT 111,000, storing the earlier price resulted 

from evidence at a public hearing 

May is in Trenton, 

SUMMIR RINTALS 

MORTGAGE LOANS 

Conventional—F.H.A. 

Construction Loans—G.I. 

MURRAY 

NATIONAL BANK 

OF Oq^N CITY 

REALTY COMPANY 

Ocean City, N, J. 

SEA (SLI fJFFICE: 

43rd Street and Lindlt Avfnv* 

132 Atlantic Ave, Phone 303S Hcmbrr Ftdrr.l Dcpnlt luonaee 

l'orpor«lloo 

FOR RiNT 

BUNGALOW 

!brtr§oms, near beach, living room, dining room, eom- SNACK BAR 

Mien kitchen and nice bath. Outside hot and cold with FOUNTAIN 

ihower. Driveway. , .,., ,,,,,, 18,000, furnished. Fully equipped, good 

corner location and 

COTTAGE 

attractive building. 

J2nd Sirett loeaf Ion, 3 bedrooms and bith, living room, Season 

; dining room, kitchen, etc. Used as rooming house, 

$15,000, furnished. 

BUNGALOW 

Undreams and bath, living room, dining room, kitchen, 

utility room, Property must b§ moved from lot. 

$5,800, furnished. 

NO PHONI INFORMATION. 

OUR SUMMIR RINTAL LISTINGS ARI MOST COMPLETE. 

David V. Bradford 

REALTOR 

111 Atlantic Avanue Phone 1856 

S ANN SCRIBNER , 

Miss Ann Scribner, daughlLM- 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scribner, 2(K 

Central av., was graduated last nigln 

from the School of Oral Hygiene ol 

the University of Pennsylvania. Tho 

commencement marks the complc 

tion of 

650.00 

5. M. PONTIERE 

Corner 11th & Asbury Ave. 

FOR SALE 

DUPLEX 

•sy Front. Furnllhed. 

$9,000 

COTTAGi 

] Bedroom, 17th St. Section. 

Furnished. 

$9,000 

Suisn Rentals, Any Sec. of City, 

OLIVE MaePHERSON 

13th and Witt Avanue 

1 Mafflews lists 

Dt f C 

Ocean City's high school f nd 

The garden contains many varie 

ties of ro:,C5, including giecn, striped, 

violet, maroon and blue 

Cars Collide Near 

Tuckahoe; Two Hurt' 

Two passengers were 'Injured in a 

iolllilon Of two cars at the Route 50 

overpass near Tuckahoe, Monday 

State Police said the drivers were 

William S. Powdncy, of Mayi Landing, 

and Anthony Frlmunte, of Philadelphia. 

Jesse Dowdney, 29, ^'os a(|. 

mltlcd to Shore' Memorial Hospital 

With possible Internal injuries. Paula 

Primantc, riding • In tho other car, 

wn» treated nt the hospital toe face 

JUUO 

FURNISHED 

Corner — Three Bedroom Bungalow 

Large Open Porch Double Lot 

Automatic Washer 

$11,750 , . , Will Finance 

ROBERT W, MARTINDALE 

4S22 Baltimore Ave. 

REALTOR 

Belgrade 6-2581 

"Insure Your Title and Be Safe" 

PLANT FOUNDID IN IWt 

COMPLETE TITLE INSURANCE 

THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY 

Phila. 43, Pa. 

CHELSEA TITLE 

and GUARANTY COMPANY 

OCEAN CITY 

NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY 1 BUILDING 

OTHER OFFICE^ 

AllMlIc Cltf. Huiilc. BIB Ids City. Wildwood, Cap* Miy Court !•»•«, 

Bidl Vlulud, M%t* IABIII^, tuDu Bint, Fn*k>ld ul MiiiMni 

'v.^,-!sV, A-.' 1 

f--,t: ^ ; .Ui ^ ' "', • '/C '• , ..ffV}^;;- *.V W, 

Large house. Two bedrooms first floor. Second DM* 

living room, kitchen, electric,, water. 2 fireplace!, J"* "J* 

Comfortably furnished, $300 for season. Or will Mil «' "•»•"*• 

Choice Building Sites, Marmora, Palermo, Beesleyi Mnt, 

some as low as $300. , 

HERMAN B. WALKER 

REAL ESTATE INSURANT; 

Shore Road, next to Texaco Station, M»rn»» 

fpjt SALE 

FINE COLONIAL ALL 

80? SEVENjH STREET 

Pint floor: Screened porch, living room, dlnlnr 

pantry, haatar room, Wla powd«r room, maid • 

thrubbad yard anpi ?.ear garag*. (FurnUHad) 

ind floor: 3 b«(rwmi,,porch fi*d 2 tllad b»« 

attic,. Whola hou« hardwood flaara apd f* 

RENTAL TO 6CPT6MBER Mm CftfeDlt* 

Astd Owntr will sill Far Bali 

Apply ^32 Ojcean Ayt. ' ' 

/tf 1 * UtJAf^J.' 

cs 

A Wonderful "LOW-COST OF-LIVING 

y\ Community! I«OO ACRE 

Mmtsted Park 

I nftiii riiiditlii etmniilir tf 

iirMHil felMit ii tki piiif 

an M* auUmi tl 

MAYS LANDING. N. J. 

Iti ' 

rfj,^^.,-^,' 

• Five «ttractivE home «iyl« • Complctcly 

finished and decorated • Fully 

insulated • Full basement • All- 

Electfic kitchen • Hardwood flnorl 

• Tile bath • Automatic oit heat' 

* Large cloieli with flush doora 

• 1/3 Acre lots with matured trees 

* Paved itrectt • Convenient churches, 

•chooli, thoppinc facilities • Completely 

planned community * Swimming. 

fohinR-f boating nearby. 

A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE 

IN THIS ATOMIC AGE! 

.";L 

','-fl 

SAMPLES OPIN! 

Now iiit duk ^ J 

KAtiV T«l iltAfll. iTom A|- 

Innlle fill it**, Bl. "> '< '• »f 

Hmr Ti»ifc Hrelr. Turn Ifll 

rail" i» lilh *v.-. Turn lieM 

•in^llll Avr to imniplcs. 

PUt 

L**& 

COMPLETE! 

'Aslittieas 

"THE MIRACLE HOME" 

v . p g new fiome is a Iriurnphant 

building accomplishment. Never before has 

there been a large four-bedroom two-bath 

home available at SMch a low ^rlce. This home 

has ceramic tile baths with colored fixtures, 

deluxe kitchen with Magic-Chef gas range, 

Hotpoint clothes washer, American Steel 

and Formica cabinets, exhausj fan, full intulatlon, 

oak hardwood Aodrs, G-E Airwall 

gas beat and finished garage. 

SOMERS POINT DEVELOPMENT COMPANr 

Laurel Orlv* Btrween P«rkw«y *nd Rout* 9. S.P. 3133 

On the Garden State Parkway 

by the Ocean City-Somers Point Golf Course 

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS 

VetMIMMflDtwa 

SillUmtnt Clntj« 

JHAni 

v .. •„' 

.«•• ?••>.'!•.. ".» 

• "j"irf *i?i yrfctoff* .--\»i. 'il( 

,;V 

Tiy our 

Sandwfches 

anj othw 

QUALITY FOOp — azA 

9 •: - •:.' , 

5 I 

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i?. ?xf, 9wn*f*t yr ij>^ s - '& 

DANA PASTRY SHOI 

Between Wwt and bay Avenue* 

THE HOME OF. 

THE FAMOUS 

CINNAMON BUNS 

OPEN DAILY 8:30 A. M. to 9:30 P. M. 

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choose 

saint coler. 

th« color. • • 

your color 

automatically... 

\seeing 

±vmmmmj*,siw& 

first time 11 

FREE-One Quart of Matching 

the Purchase of One Galjon of WaH 

DAVIS TT*" CO. 

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' % l\

m —SECTION FOUR 

fHi 

V? 

ins Approved 

Road Work 

r p Township Appoints 

f I Traffic Officer 

resolution approv 

: T V Jng the specifications for the Im- 

provement of Perry Koad In Peteri- 

twre w»s passed by members of the 

• tTpP*r Township Committee; meeting 

here Monday evening. This approval 

t» subject to confirmation by the 

New Jersey State Highway Depart- 

ment- 

~.,"Cbarle» Webb of Petersburg was 

iwom In as special officer and will 

' tike charge of directing traffic to en 

(Kt churchgoers In Tuckahoe to 

jrn»» the highway In safety to at 

tend the «BurcheiTWebl>~w11l begin 

fill duties next Sunday. 

A property owner In Stralhmcrc 

TO PREVENT APOPLEXY 

LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE 

By Dr. J. L. Herbert 

Apoplexy Is commonly known 

as paralytic stroke. Ninety per 

cent of strokes are associated with 

Ugh blood pressure. Apoplexy Is 

brought about by the rupture of 

diseased arteries of the brain 

•from too high blood pressure. 

Apoplexy is a very serious condl- 

Una. If the condition does not 

result fatally it usually leaves one 

side of the body paralyzed. 

There are small nerves leading 

to all the blood vessels which 

control the flow of blood and also 

.regulate the pressure. It is 

fthrough this mechanism that Chir- 

opractic adjustment!! reach the 

[cause of high Wood pressure and 

Mother conditions of the blood ves- 

sels and circulation. By normaliz- 

ing the blood pressure now you 

•trill aveH the possibility of a 

stroke In the future. 

(This Is one of a series of Chir- 

opractic educational advertise- 

ments appearing in this paper 

each Thursday through the 

courtesy of the chiropractors 

of Fleasantville. N. J.) 

requested the township committee to 

Improve 10O additional feet of Bay- 

view dr. In Strathmcre, which now 

stops at Prestcott rd. He was in- 

formed that the responsibility for 

filling in the road to tiring It up to 

grade la the developer's, and then 

the township will gravel the road. 

A letter from the Mosquito Exter- 

mination Commission of Cape May 

County regarding the water hole 

caused by the access road /ORIGINALS 

Dramatic New Black Velvet Finish 

Wrought Iron Dinettes 

Fashioned to Add a Continental Flair M 

Your Home 

nznn 

$ 

Table and 4 Chair 

Cholc of 

fxquhl't New Contlntntal Color. 

CUVE PINK, SILVEICREY. MMZE VEUOW 

COMI. .. CHOOII YOURS TODAYI 

• Fashionable Sleek-Lined Continental 

Design 

• Delightful New Lido Plastic Pattern «n 

Table Top and Matching Plastic 

Chair Upholrtery 

• Chair* Are Upholstered with WMEX 

the Miracle Upholstery Material. 

Exclusive Bonding Process PrettcM 

Pattern Permanently Against W«fl» 

• Poitofo-built, Form-Fit, Non-MartlW 

Chair Backs , 

We Smart Set for your DMaa Hw>m, lM*T. 

Dining Area, DlneH; Potto or Klm**> , 

9:30 A. At to 5:30 P. M. -r Fridays and Saturdays 9:30 A. 

Moving Shoreward? 

It sure ysv notify our office of 

wr change of addrtit a week in 

i you won't mlsi a tin 

gf Ocean City news 

Printed and Published in America's Groo/ttr Family Resoil 

HthYEAR — No. 8 OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Week-End Weathir 

Thurtdiy, OCCIIIWHI Mln I 

Frldiy, partly chwdir, MnNn 

Siturdty, B*n«r 

Joseph Tliomas Kenned> 

Alice Lorraine Koch 

Hans .luriMi Knlli 

Sill\ llidiii.l! I ind 

Lois l.lovd 

lôoi'tie Onin l.inlei'. Jr 

ônia Azin LdiiL'cnet kei 

AnMelina Lonfô 

Mary Carolyn Loper 

llilmar Hieliard Louis 

Marilyn Ann Lussiio 

Kileen Delores MacKain 

Charles Hieliard McDiiwell 

Walter Tredwin Messick 

Clara Mae Mevei 

lieorê Kveretl Morse. Jr 

Hiihcil Scott Mm tun 

Judith Cecelia N'eweoml) 

Joseph William Newsomo 

(.'alherjite Anne Overs 

Milton Curtis Parker. Jr 

lldwina Taiila Piriauu 

linlnli Paul Plait 

t II \ Itt Ptuwu. 

Joan Marie Reed 

Alhnila Edna liobiuelte 

I>olores Kathrvn Konis 

Handle Crater Rosenbei'uer 

Joseph William Hull 

I illuui M n Satlji 

Phaon tlarr Schap[>e]] 

.\iinr-y Claire Scheldt 

A ml re Paul Sihollei 

. Kdward Plliliji Seolt 

Harbaia Jean Seilll 

Mary Ellen Slurp 

Raymond I.eroy Sharp. ,l|- 

Mnry Leah Shropshire 

RosL' Marie Someis 

Carol Florence Soov 

Hieliard Conrad Stnuilimulk 

Janet Loretta f!; 

Il v chard Josrr'i Vinnacointx 

J ie Carni .* Voss 

Joan Rlijiibctli Waldis 

Shar:in Uernieo Walker 

Itohert Hieliard Webei 

Frank Hovee Wickes 

DoriifFica Janice Wietelltlial 

Jean Ann Carol U'ildi. 

F'atricia Joan Winner 

W ilium Otis Win/ II 

Dokires Ann Workman 

P in m i I him W IU.MII*. 

I hum is 11\ Wrif,Mns 

Stum ind 

M-imjnt r tin 

(h piirtmi nt 

Tht local party was about IS 

minute* tt sea off the Langport 

rock pile when they taw the burn- 

ing boat. Another five minutes and 

they were alongside the doomed 

craft and. despite the ever-present 

danger of exploding oas tankt, 

took the Injured men to safety. 

"Dwelling pieces and sleeping or 

living accommodations more com- 

monly known >s motor courts end 

tourist cottages are prohlbtfed." 

1 he brojd question of wherelf*i"n of a laicc motel project in an No 77*. which was adopted by the 

. . . . . , , • , - , a'l' •• «••» onllnanc« 

flih on tin bun SOIW.IV nut ,.1 L,,, HT , i t 6 V f *" OV * r '"* •'"• whlth gSV#rn 

sti.inun, l|i>ik hiu mil i ipt "ano down Inlirsday bj i construction and operation of pub- 

rilumiv Ii inkinfultl u.is skip|nr Superior CoUl t Judge Vincent I He lodging houses Many such laws 

Aboaul MHO Pi ink sttilmjii Linn'S Haneman, in Atlantic CltV rmt " '* ""••'•' •partmmt houses 

Willnm I. Fir(.usiin i In ()i i m < il\ which h,is in ordl * nd hotel epartments. but net mo- 

Oit in till piillli ûiHi on tllL- buok-i prolllbltlii). M ' 

,.noUls illowhil-thou,:!, b, .. Ihf ,l|UM Ilmi.Inln , m t a „,„, ,„ 

'.».h.t' n lr;.r1,:;urm, i : i , i n r^L i r^ "jî^jr^ 

w> uithm tht. nt\ limits 

I A nmli.I is i hull] undii till.- liu 

I iKuitllni. Hi JuilLf Illiumjn who 

•-o mini ihinn^ his dismiss il of i 

suit flkd in ,i tricup uf Mm'iii 

Ihuu^h ill siKiiiitid mi>tu>> mtiv ho 

diLmrd hottK * 

lli> jlso ni.iKil th.it u hi ii tin ' 

Mjr^jlt. uldmani.1. \wis udupUd in i 

11)1« molils nnc unhi ird «f i 

Another section of the same 

I amendment provides that "no build. 

i inji to be constructed for the pur- 

I pose of containing! a permitted use 

or pel milted uses for residential 

dwelling, slccpinii or living aecom 

modations shall contain less than 600 

square feet of floor space for each 

famlli mm" ixilushc of pnuli or 

cmiiffc space. 

J Al Hit 1 mm IIIL binnn))' btiit tlir 

Mini o»nf Oinii C iti -> snl>-pos.t 

tillins mil lit tipinid tomoiioii ind 

i tin si mnd on full I Tiislni islu f 

in Ad mi- inin.ii.iL.il iiusiuik | Zoners Turn Down 

•tJ'i.i^r.hr'n^^'on ,.: Realty Office Plea 

liiiiitliulk mil bt m lilt ai,iihbli' to 

. nijiiifioiil pjtions buMiinitiL' to 

ImuiiiHv .mil thi> 14|h si subslitiun 

.mil opt n fur business tin lust oi 

'ni\t iniinlb 

The city oflieial.s /He still awnititiu 

j st itl appioiil of i sll|>pliniLntil 

pioj.et to aliMirb IIIL $ 11 mm dLffn 

i ciU'o between Ule contract price and 

| the $40,000 appropriated by the cit> 

and the state for the program 

| Tile laic approval uf the contract 

price by the si me has set the work 

.schedule book, with (lit- result lh.il 

the project will extend well into 

July before completion, the mayiu 

said 

The Ocean City Hoard of Zonini' 

Adjustment reported to the rity 

commissioner's Friday the rejection 

of an appeal of Arthur S. and Flm 

encc. II. Brooks to establish a real 

Mnvoi |.d«JHl II DoKku n portid I LstJ l'- 1 m ' have arrived 

I TL. 

Jl 33 ° Wcsl< ">' av 

fr ire Mr and MM ROJ 

1 »«uck, formerly of lion 

j£J. and their daughter and 

Mr and Mrs Leslie 

' of Baltimore, Md 

•two couples arc partners 

1 ,p»nagcmcnt of a guest 

recently purchased 

^xtensively renovated 

"~> were frcquqnt sum 

s here before they 

to move here pernin 

"Dog Days" will begin in Ocean 

Cily nexl Wednesday. June 15. 

tinder proclamation of Mayor Ed 

word D. Bowker. dogs running, at 

inrijc after that dote, cither with or 

without henses will be fair game 

foi tht dn« calUier 

The prohibition on dogs at large 

11 placed in effeit .innualh during 

the warm summer months as n pri. 

cjution agonist rabies 

City ito|i tonlrol duties are han 

died by the Atlnntic Cnunly SPCA 

which perlodicolly wa^cs war on 

straj anlmils The SPCA maintains 

a pound in Atlantic City, where cap 

Hired dogs aie ktpt until either de 

stroyed or placed hi a good home 

Mayor Bowker's proclamation h 

sued lhl« w*ek follows: 

Whereas, dogs running at large 

either licensed or unlicensed,' In the 

City of Ocean City constitute a 

nuisance and a health menace, 

'I. Kdward H, Bowker, mayor of 

the City of Ocean City, do herehj 

declare lh

SECI 

lifeguard Tests 

to be Televised 

•* ; fcM of Special 

|n>l addition our experience enables us to fit your child 

correctly. So,- you can rely on RUGGIES and us to help 

**£iy T *l»t\ yoU> child off right. Come in and lit us show 

''-you the shoes ttiit tolvo your problems for first steps— 

and through school. 

Complete Selection of CHILDREN'S SHOES 

\ TOTS to TEENS and IN-BETWEENS 

^_ Doctors' Prescriptions Accurately Filled 

' ', fOpen-Friday and 

% CHILDREN'S SHOES 

923 Asbury Ave. phone 3373 

Have you visited *.. 

BENTON'S? 

OCEAN CITY'S NEW, YEAR-ROUND 

Store for Boys and Girls 

Over the week end we Invite 

you to come get acquainted 

With us* See our national 

brand merchandise openly 

displayed for easy selection 

at prices all tan afford, 

. See our... fashion right 

. Girls Coordinates 

SHORTS 

Sanforlnd Avondalc Dublin fabric—elastic b»ck—I Urge 

pocktti. Turritd Vft cufh—red or blue. 

3 to .«&• ••>.-•,. 1 . 2 5 7 to 14 ... 1 , 5 0 

PEOAl- PUSHERS 

>abrle urn* « shorts — covered elastic back — 1 large 

fMK)«rt+-3 button fog doling. t 

3toW 

1.50 

SLEEVELESS BLOUSES 

7 to 14 1.95 

Ooruty Check. Hitua gingham—2 pockets on shirt—tall 

tev^ct Parr «llar. Stnforlw). 

3 to AX. 1.00 7tol4 1.50 

HALTER 

Donny check lisive gingham I .00 

Open Friday and Saturday 'III 9 P. M. 

to im E» M Ms 


, ., (Oppoait* Stalnton'a) 

PHONE' 

MM 

Drainage Bond 

Study Started by 

City Officials 

Seek Temporary 

Remedy by Ditch 

Along Railroad 

The initial step in paper 

work preceding tr» proposed 

halfmiUion-doflar storm water 

drainage project planned for 

Ocean City will begin immed* 

lately with a survey by city 

officials of the retirement 

schedule ofbonds previously 

issued. 

Director of Revenue and finance 

Harvey W, Adams and City Solicitor 

John E Boswelt announced Friday 

they will discuss the city's bonded 

indebtedness condition In an effort 

to begin the remedy for the city's 

perplexing drainage problem. 

Director Adams explained that 

torn* misting bends will b* «• 

tlred In 1957. A band issue In lfM 

won't become due until 1958, en* 

year after the existing bonds mrw 

retired,. Thta mathod will enibla 

the lemmliiientri to field the tax 

rat* level In the face ef the hugs 

prelect, he asserted. 

Meantime, the city la discussing 

with the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore 

Lines the possibility of a tern 

porary drainage system along the 

railroad right-of-way from 14th to 

29th sts. 

Mayor Edward B. Bowker reported 

that tentative plans call for the digging 

of a drainage ditch two feet 

deep end 18 inches wide on both 

Ides adjacent to the tracks. The 

ditch will empty Into drainage pipes 

at various streets along Its route. 

The errnmltilener) are holding 

the pi-ôsal {far the temporary 

prelect In abeyance pending an 

Investigation of the c«t, and also 

to determine whether the prelect 

will have any place In the ultimate 

overall drainage plan. 

The improvement of the resort's^ 

drainage system was promised with. 

In two years by the city commission, 

ers at their-Induction Into office fol. 

lowing their election May 11. 

Al that time. Mr, Adams nolntocl 

out that the city's bonded indebtedness 

in the next two years will be 

reduced to a point whore the project 

can be financed with a bond issue 

without increasing the tax rate. 

He said that an engineer's survey 

of drainage in all sections of the 

city shows a definite need for 

ISfiO.OOO worth of work to Install an 

adequate system. 

Local Fishermen Rescue 

2 Men on Burning Boat 

Csntlnutd from page 1 

atns was .treated there far singed 

eyebrows, while Mllllgan was rushed 

to Atlantic City Hospital, where 

he was admitted with tint and 

second degree burns sf the face, 

neck and back, ' 

Steelman reporter] that the party 

then headed for the fishing grounds 

and a short time later saw white 

smoke on the horizon In the vicinity 

of the burning boat, indicating that 

It had sunk. 

Cent Guard beats from the Atlinfle 

City and Ocean City stations 

went to the tune but could net 

save the craft. Th* angina backfired 

and set fire to the deck. Mil. 

llgan was Injured trying to extinguish 

the flames, 

Capt, frank Steelmin Sr,, operator 

of the local party boat docks, re. 

marked on the fate which hi the 

first place prompted four party boat 

workers 16 go fishing on their day 

off, and which In the second place 

prompted them to try the Lobster 

Pot area off Atlantic City instead of 

rive Fathoms fishing grounds just 

south of Ocean City,' 

Two Army officers with Ocean City 

background met under unuiint tlr-_ 

cumstincii In Korea recently. See 

story In lite, 2, page 6. 

WARDS 

WEEK END SPECIALS 

'..• — Friday — 

LEMON CHIFFON PIE 

WITH WHIPPED TOPPING 

60c 

—Friday & Saturday— 

FIVE LAYER CAKE 

FILLED WITH CHOCOLATE 

FUDGE met TOPPiD WITH 

•UTTIR CRIAM and BITS 

OF tlTTM CHOCOLATE 

70c 

— Saturday — 

PINEAPPLE 

CHIFFON PIES 

WITH WHIHPIB TOPPING 

60c 

WARDS 

PASTRY SHOP 

INC. 

724 Asbury Avtnu* 

PhoM 1260 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER 

Service to Others Key to Full 

Life, Luff Advises Graduates 

Continued from page 1 

faciurers have learned well the trick 

of telling and have taught all you 

girls to fashion your hair in the latest 

styles. Television has taught ui 

the names of lipsticks, rouges, per. 

fumes and soaps. They teach us ail 

the things we should use for our 

physical well being. 

"The same application rnay be 

employed to develop • pleasing, 

courteous and affable perwnillty, 

If all thett material psnlUIIHet 

art added to an unnldih fmto»' 

allry with property guldMl Hiinklnt 

and effort to service and to tielp- 

Ing the other fellow, you will hive 

a wethreunded perssnality. 

Class of 94 Seniors 

to be Graduated Tues. 


The school orchestra will provide 

!he muslenl portion of'the programr 

ivhich will Include the selections 

Graduation Overture 11 , by Herfurth, 

inc! "Anywhere I Wander", by Laesor. 

Itllmar Lewis is president of the 

r,?duating eiass, Charles Richard Mc- 

Dowell, vice president; Oeraldlne 

Ann Chadwick, secretary, and Mary 

iarp, treasurer. 

but history fcai no record of any 

other such taacher. He was the 

greatest ipMller, He never gat to 

make Ms apMchai In air-contlltloned 

auditarlumc or lovtly rooms. He 

mad* Mis (patches down along the 

•Ushere and gut an the mountainslde, 

Mt they were the «r«at- 

•it •peeehts the world has ever 

heard! 

.1 

"He was the greatest philosopher; 

the greatest executive; the greatest 

statesman; the greatest humanitar. 

ian. By any objective stundard. He 

was the greatest man that ever 

lived. The question, as we close. Is 

how did Ho get that wsy? Do you re. 

member what He said to his followers: 

"'He who would be chief among 

you must become the servant of 

all! 1 " 

Children's Week 

Plans Advanced 

Many Merchants Join 

Hotelmen's Event 

The Hotel ana Restaurant Afsocia. 

ion plans to issue identification 

cards-to-alHthose -who-take advantage 

of the Children's Week offer, 

so that they can more easily qualify 

for the offered extras while here. 

In addition to regular members, 

he Association is receiving support 

from many associate members and 

participating merchants In all parts 

f the city. 

Children's Week was launched last 

Both the commencement and bLc-year 

as a Diamond Jubilee feature. 

:alaureate exercises will begin This year it is being more exten. 

remptly at 8 p. m. 

sively publiciied. 

RICHARD'S 

819 ASBURY AVTNUiV 

Dresses, Suits, Beach I Sportswear 

SPECIAL SALE 

JUNIOR SIZES 9 TO 15 

SUMMER $ 

SUITS 

Values to $10.95 

4 Good Reason to Shop in Ocean City—tint 

BUDD'S 

DECORATOR 

SHOP 

743 ASBURY AVI, PHONE 2803 

MAPLE FURNITURE 

SLIP COVERS 

CRETONNE or SNUG FITTING 

KNITTED FABRICS 

1.98 

Stf 

Sofas take 3 Sits 

HUTS WHAT YOU GET- 

AT SAVINGS UP TO 50% 

... Cord Welled Piping 

Compile Reversibility (or 

Twice u Much Weir 

Big Selsclion of Decorator 

Pttlenu and Colon 

BAMBOO PORCH SHADES 

M*if« of hirdnt nifvrii flnlih outilde btmboo. 

Vi" «l«t». Compl.t* with tordi, 

•rid hook« fir hiniini. 

All sr* •«. lono. 

Vf% W. wide 

3 U. wide 

4 ft, wide 

1.00 

1.19 

1.S9 

BUDD'S 

5 ft. wide 

6 ft. wide 

7 ..'«.• wide 

Open Friday and Saturday 

Evenings Until 9 P.M. 

2 ft. wide 

79c 

1.98 

2.3? 

2.79 

Seek Shelter in CD 

Test. Public Utged 

Offlelats said that during the 10- 

minute alert eltlieni should refrain 

from using the telephone except for 

"Minimize wlf-tiilnEIng, sen action 

fmergtnejr calls for police, firemen 

and self-purpose. Consider the other 

or physicians. Houiehoidifs tie id 

fellow and other girl and their 

vised not to turn off gas at the me- 

thoughts and wishes. This charaeter- 

ter, not to turn off pilot lights, but 

Istie to minimize the importance of 

to turn off gas nnge burneri and 

the other fellow, which we all have 

non-automatic gai appliances such as 

In some degree, is one which we 

manually operated water heiten or 

have to learn to conquer for a suc- 

room heaters, ' * 

cessful arid happy life, 

Electricity should not be turned 

off at the meter. Weetrie appliances 

"The best hope I see for the 

which they know how to operate 

present generation of high school 

should be turned off except radio 

and college vouth to strengthen 

and television which should be left 

thflr determination to follow a bet- 

on for emergency Instructions from 

ter way of life Is the tact that 

CD officials. 

there Is ia neneral recognition by 

tvtryone today that there it net More than 100 amusement and 

much hope for the world unless business firms in Ocean City and 

During rh* tttf all traffic In Kit 

we all came to believe net only In neighboring communities are coop- 

•ret I* to bt hafM, Motorl»t» tri 

a Supreme Being, but alss in a erating with resort hotel and res. 

atkid Is park tb«lr vthicln «t Hit 

way of good moral living." taurant people this year in helping 

curb and iiik ihtittr iiiinlt ar 

to make the second annual Chll. 

IniM* buiMtnei wtMrt rh«y will 

"The plan of serylce to our fellow- 

dren's Week observance in outstand. 

not t» tre»pfi»ln». RtilrMd trafrtt 

man is the everlasting one given us 

ing success. 

will eenflnut to run. 

by the greatest man that ever lived Sponsored by the Hotel and Jlei. 

In this world . . . the Man of Galilee. taurant Association, the special pro. 

MOTHERS!! 

He was the greatest salesman that gram i| scheduled for June 23 to 30, Buy Your Chlldrtn'. Wfir If 

ever, livid. He took a totally un. Each child under 12 accompanied 

trained staff of 12 who had never by a parent or other paying adult CHILPRENS OUTFItTfBS 

sold anything and made them into will he a free guest during that 

the greatest sales force the world week at hotels which are members SPEARS ^ 

has ever known. 

of the Association, 

1676 aUONTlC AVE 

In addition, the young gueits 

ATLANTIC CITY 

"He was the greatest teacher. 

will be treated to a wide variety of 

He never get to be In a clauroom, 

amuieminft such as movies, boardwalk 

games and boat rMes, an out- 

BBOKEN I.ENSES 

door wejner roast, and novelty BEFAIBING DllftlCATKD 

gifts. They ads will fee taken en a 

tour o the city hill and Its vail 

oui departments. If they wish. 

VehleuUr traffle li to pull to the 

ilde of the itreet and remain there 

for the duration of th# test. Per. Wherever 

ioni In public buildings will be ex. indoors by 

ContlnuM from pa|« 1petted 

to go into designated ihelter remain there for 

tion phaae of Uio alert 

areas and all building staffs should participation I*, 

Civil Defense and Disaster Control be prepared to follow reiular oper. 

officials hive placed emphasis on the •ting OD procedures, HospiUi!, ho. Cob 

importance of taking ihelter whin tejs, theatres and churehes will fo!. Tlie "Fa 

the Bed Alert Is sounded. Residents low established procedures as far at P«Ck No. 

are urged to leam the at raid warn- possible. 

yesterday, « l t 

ings and to comply with Uiitruetioni 

from air raid wardeni, auxiliary and State dtfMM sfflelid an eon- dement wttUler. Th 

regular police, who will direct them ctntratlng on ritinni taking •hti- dale is nc)tt Tutsday 

to shelter areas. 

t«r whtn tht "Red" alert ii seund. th f l 

The will n»f M* •nV mobllln. 

ed. Until plant for an evacuation 

lien of CD foresi oth.r thin war- 

program fiivt been completed, 

deni, r«gul»r police and auxliliry 

•utrwrltlM Mid they mutt Iniltt and ieave ,i 5 p. m 

psllc* during Hilt ilirt ind rhtri 

thlf all franic be .topped, butei. b 

wlir fet no ilmuliM »iri§l

6 —SECTION ONE 

i at Seavlew 

,' Several ,gin»«U from Pittsburgh, 

have been visiting "it the Sea- 

Hotel. Included In the Pittsi 

lliltor list Is the Rev. Ernest 

Custom Made 

STAIR RAILS 

Painted or Galvantad 

Reasonably Priced 

THE 

DANA 

SHOP 

8th Street 

Between Waif and Bay Avenues 

The Home of the Famous 

CINNAMON BUNS 

©PIN DAILY 8s30 A. M. fo Si30 P. M, 

CUSTOM MADE 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON 

Made in our 

Own Plant 

in Marmora 

i Galvanized CORNER 

COLUMN . P..T 32,50 

Painted CORNER 

COLUMN.«BT 28.50 

Galvanized FLAT 

COLUMN . M.T 24.00 

I Painted FLAT 

COLUMN,«IT 21.00 

AVAILABLE IN ANY LENGTH 

ON SHORT NOTICE 

H. C. AMOS 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON WORKS 

- 417 34th Sf. Phone 3180 

FOR SALE 

41? OCEAN AVf, 

OPEN DAILY 

RAY'S 

BARBER SHOP 

747 BAY AViNUi 

SOMERS POINT 

OPEN 

ALL DAY 

Monday through Saturday 

SURIN 

an Origiiil Contribute ti 

RELIEF OP 

RHEUMATIC- 

ARTHRITIC 

PAIN' 

•«. tin u inilaiai—fllM Irhfi 

flit, (••fwftef nmtmtt »•(« '•"•'» 

I II-Mil 

H. J. FREEDY DRUGS, 

. INC. . 

"The Prescription Store" 

P. WESLEY ORDILE 

701 AsburyAve. Ph. 0901 

We like being part of the neighborhood 

As a fellow townsman, J we want 

your home to be as comfortably 

Warm as we keep our 'own, Serving 

you is a personal matter^with us, 

\ We're "glad that we can offer you 

Atlantic's famous triple-refined 

BURKARD 

I. Eleventh St. Ocean City 

' , PHONE 0414 " , 

ll.jlt now^hasâ.nsw 

additive .that* makesît, ,'inôur 

opinion, ^the.cleanest-burning'fuel 

you can buy, 

Wt ask thi'privilegt"observing 

you,' Writt ©r caU us .today., 

HEATING OILS 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEMJDOER 

Proceeds of the mart wjll benefit The destroyer li one of the Navy's with modern i 

Jon» and Dr. and Mrs. J M. McVey Q^Q C| fa Members 

Mr*. Townsend to be the Fellowship Fund, which Is uaed. oldest ship types. It ho kept pace 187(rti. 

and family. Dr. McVey. who U a pe- • ' 

by the organlMtion to assist women* 

dlstrielan, li in the .area to attend" Entertain Hubbies Summer Girl 'Book Mart Assistant In advanced study or research 

Ihc AMA convention» In Atlantic Members of the'O. N. O. club 

Mrs. William Townsend, of Ocean During the summer, membera of 

"treated" their husbands to a f, 

City, has been named a member of the committee will solicit their 

dance Saturday evening nt the Offi- 

a committee of the American Asia-' friends and others for contributions 

Recent Bride 

cers' Club at Pomona Navnl Base. 

elation of University Women to ar- of Items to be sold 

The Blue Notes of Pleasantvllle prorange 

a book, record and costume 

• * * ; 

Airline Hostess 

vided music for dancing and all Ihp 

Jewelry mart to be conducted in the 

men received favors. 

Weds Naval Ensign fall 

College Girls on Visit 

Plans were dlscuiscd at a meeting Thirlv-thrce girls and two tecahcrs 

Those attending were Mr, and Mrs. 

Gamaliel Broodley, Mr. and Mrs. 

Judge and Mrs. WUllam F. Dannc- of the Fellowship Committee of the fiom Linden Hall College. Lltltz, 

Robert Relchanek, Mr. and Mrs. 

hower Jr., of Norrlstown and Ocean AAUW at the 'home of Mlsa Lillian Pa, were guests this week at Hie 

Robert Kecnan, Mr. and Mm, Rob- 

City, have announced, the marriage Olsen, chairman, In Atlantic City Seavlew Hotel. 1011 Ocean av. 

ert Harvey, Mr, and Mrt. Howard 

of their daughter, LeEdda, ond En- 

Tôut, Mr, and Mri, Edward Trout 

sign Peter Caldwcll Aramon, OSNR, 

and Mr. and Mrs, Robert French, 

ion of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C, Am. 

mon, at Caracal, Venezuela, formerly 

of Norrtatown. 

In Seattle, Wash., where the bride, 

groom was bated at the Naval Air 

Station. Whldbey bland, Oak Harbor, 

The bride, a graduate of Norrktown 

High School In 1850, attended 

the University of Delaware for two 

years and also studied modeling and 

airline hostess duties. She li now a 

hostess with Trail! World Airlines, 

based in Sun Francisco. Calif. > 

Ensign Ammon was also graduated 

from Norristo High, later attending 

Columbian Preparatory* School, 

Washington, D, C, and Massachusetts 

Institute of Technology. 

Mrs, Ammon will join her parents 

at their Ocean city summer homo 

early In July, Her husband Us now 

in Japan, but she expects to join 

him on the west coast late this year, 

9 9 9 

Resorters Presented 

With Imparted Clock 

Mr, and Mrs, Merrill Strobe], 790 

3rd st., were honored guests at a 

dinner party Friday at the home of 

Dr, and Mrs^ William Weiss, Wood, 

mere Park, Delaware County, Pa, 

The Strobcls were presented with 

a Kringle clock, a gift from the 

doctors' wives of the Flugerald. 

Merey Hospital. This Is the ninth 

clock to be imported from Germany. 

Dr. Weiss Is the anesthetist at the 

hospital, Mrs, Weiss is past president 

of the Auxiliary, 

iALE—14 ft outboard runabout, iteer. 

Ing wheoi nnd controls for Evinrude, 

fU5,00- In water ready to go, Rusa 

Adams Boat Vard, llth and Ba>'fpont, 

i-e 

SA E Ironfr. KOod condition, 

',00, ta'- ith st, 6.0 

RENT—Women Interested In efcatlng 

own busineis: J Bood shed spaces 

available In Droposoil women's apparel 

shoo, B«t foBitlon tor yeuf around. 

Box 77IS, •anllnel.MdEer, i-9 

WANTED to pupchuso a thrpe bedrwm 

house; unfurnllhidyrea "l§h! 12th to 20lh 

Itreots. Quote lowest jjrlac, Deiei'lp. 

lion. Write Box - —.2, M12 sentlnoULoflKcr, 

FEMALE help iranled. Woman for 

cooking and general hsunesvorfc, 

•Itep In. Phone 1348. 0-s 

TliMYNE IBxS Inyorird, food condition. 

Brlggi air cooled, pu lip, with 

clutch, cull week ends, IS West Ave, 

: .6-9 

BITUAflbN — Girl. 17, experienced 

naby aiuer, desires Bendy lununer 

ID ciu-lrtR for children in day Ume, 

ilrley Wood. Phone •omcrs fsAK 

' " 3 , ^ M 

LOST—gum of money wrapped In 

gray cloth Sunday inlKht, vicinity 

10th and Weiloy Ave: Reward. BOJ Sf. 

James PI. §-p 

SALB—Two double metal boils with 

huienprlnx mattreisei, §15,00 each: 

ten piece tllntnA room let. 5SS.M, gjg 

Dolancey Place, iMond floor. M> 

•ALB—noor lamp and shaBo, three 

way and indirect $T,M: sot of dish* 

es, mBO. it layonne Plnce, npar 

Pleasure Avo, i 6-0 

WANTED — Carpenters, expeflcneed, 

John B, and Howard Trout, 105S 

Ajbury Ave, , 6^ 

BALB—NHV two piece black and ill 

—t«r—foam—nibtaer— 1 Motional—elreular- 

' Brator's'-item, tm,Q0 will fell for 

0,09. Sneclal made Two weeks old. 

iek ondj, 4101 central Ave. Phono 

A. M 

SALE—Tropical fish equipment, new 

and used. Aquariums, stainless and 

inted: pumjii, filters, etc, 5M Bhore 

ome Point, 1 6-0 

RENT—plrst floor apartment, sleeps 

- 89c 

»75« 

»35e 

(KIM-FRESH ) Soa Bass 

1b 

'" 23c 

SEAFOOD)^ 

( Sliced Red Salmon lb ft9c lOltDBN'S 

Iff to 

tag (fell •peiler 

•ffcpef 

THIS 

5c 

COUPON 

BREAD 

«a*Mo»* a Hwll# ** Ylt I Crwm FHltd Coffee Cake «*3§c 

MftrAH 1 Orange Chlffoii Cake

PAGE 2-SECTION TWO 

p Heater Given 

cftj.aundering Show 

Irion,, 878 park pi., was the 

ri of an automatic gas water 

hiater given away as, the main attendance 

priie at, the "No Soap 

Opera" dramatization of modern 

laundering in .Convention Hall here 

Friday night. 

.A, number of others who attended 

received towel sets, and everyone in 

tllQ Wdlencc was given a box of All 

detergent 

come'dy drjrnatlzadon was 

under auspices of the New Jersey 

Ijtipftal Gas Co- in cooperation witli 

Hamilton washers and dryers and 

Bimd Manufacturing Co.. makers «f 

water heaters. 

A similar show was staged In Wild 

wood two nights earlier. 

Fined di Hit-Runner 

Leo Hutchlnson, 22, of Wildwood 

Crest, was fined $25 Monday by 

Wildwood Municipal Judge Nathan 

Staller on a hit-and-run charge. Police 

reported that the man's car ran 

into a pole on ^Lincoln av., jumped 

the curb and then (led from the 

scene. 

1,200,000 Homes 

It is estimated thai there were 

1,200,000 new houics built in our 

land during 1954. 

STUFFED SQUAB 

CHICKEN 

OURS EXCLUSIVELY IN THIS ARIA 

•: PRIZE-WINNING CHICKHMS 

t , - COOKED IN OUR ROTIiSIRJI 

Always a Large Variety of Take-Home Platters 

Advance Orders Appreciated 

BAKERS Chicken Cottage 

i Asfcury Aye, Open Dally Phone 3395 

SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT 

! OPEN DAILY AT 7 A. At 

BREAKFAST SERVED, 75c 

ALL FULL COUKSI 

DINNERS 

$ 1.25 

t' TENDERLOIN STEAK DINNER «2.2S 

r REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 

"Scullville, on the Mays Landing • Somers Point Road 

,Jpfin ia'rao, Prop. Phone Somers Point 3323 

On the Bey 

Chris' 

Handwriting Expert êre for 

Season, Helped Solve Murder 

Dr. Abraham K. Kamin, grapho-psychologist 

who has elevated handwriting 

reading from tfie level of a 

carnival concession to an exacting 

sconce, has returned to Bala Inn In 

Somcrs Point after an absence of 

two years- 

He treats handwriting Interpretations 

as an objective science for helping 

people socially, emotionally, men 

:allv and occupationally, and recent, 

y cmploied the silence to help 

iolve a crime out west 

Dr, Kamm, who Identlflei himself 

as a Mftiuftant, iKfurer, re- 

•eanher and author. h«t returned 

to the Semen Point rendeivsui tor 

his fifth seatmi, and will e*erelte 

hit tslenti on handwriting ipeel* 

mens frem patreni there thli summer. 

Just returned from Hollywood, 

where he visited relatives, prepared 

a series of lectures and spent tune 

on a book on grspho-psyeholoiy on 

which he his been aatherlng mate, 

rial and writing for the past 10 

•ears. 

Dr. Kamm reported -that the Weit 

Const could not produce a publisher 

with national distribution, so he has 

eturned east In an effort to have 

he book published. 

He Hid that the book for the 

flnt time In hi.tory will enable the 

average perten to make UM of 

handwriting inalyilf In • v.lld, 

pr.ctlcsl and Mlentlfle way. There 

are bule naiont far the wiy pee- 

Near 9th Street 

NATIONALLY 

RESTAURANT 

' SEAFOOD MARKET and BAKERY 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

BAKERY 

Take Home 

DELICIOUS COOKED 

SEAFOODS 

FAMOUS 

OPIN DAILY 

FROM 

12 Neon to 9 P. M. 

8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

9 A.M.— 

Ready to Serve 

NOW RUNNING DAILY 

HOME-BAKED GOODS 

Buns - P/es - Cakes 

Sweetheart - 65 Ft. Auxiliary Sailboat 

flying Pony - Speedboat 

DEEP SEA FISHING TRIPS 

CHRIS MONTAGNA, Prep. 

I 

pit Writ*, he »ld, and the bosk 

will .enlighten tti* rMdiri to Hie 

Mfiotlonil and phytletl hablft 

which make peopte write as they 

do. 

The., handwriting analyst has dem 

onstratcd ' his talents all over, the 

country^ and has visited In Palm 

Beach, Phoenix, Blloxl, New Orleans 

and other famous amusement and 

cultural centers. _, 

Since he entered mis profession in 

1035, he has been consulted by some 

of "the largest and most Influential 

industrial 'firms of the country on 

problems of Industrial relations and 

personnel classification, and is con 

sidered a national expert on ques 

t|on«d documents of value or of 

historj'. 

In Indlannpollt rtuntly, he wti 

*mploy*d by police f» inilyie the 

ch«r.ttwlitlei of *n unknown mur. 

4tf«r, Tilt compoilte nlclure of 

th» niurdtnr, dr«wn by Dr. Kimm 

from ivtlllWt lum In fh* CM*, 

•Wed pallet In »pprehmnlon of the 

crlminil. 

Nayai Ainrian Hurt 

as Cir Overturns 

John Stack, ef Llnwood, chief air 

controlman at the Atlantic City 

Navil Air Station, was injured early 

Monday morning when his car over, 

turned and landed upside down in 

the meadows on the Somcrs Point. 

Longport Blvd." 

Longpojft police reported that 

Stack apparently fell asleep at the 

wheel "while driving toward Somcrs 

Point and the car struck a utility 

pole before overturning. 

He was admitted to Shore Memo, 

rial Hospital with' chest Injuries, and 

later In the day was transferred to 

the Philadelphia Naval Hospital. 

Mrs, Margaret Stack, hl( wife, told 

police he was returning to their I.inwood 

home after taking his mother 

to her home in Longport. 

Guard Test Wednesday 

Tests for applicants for the North 

Wildwood Beach Patrol will be con 

ducted there Wednesday, Curl Hoffman, 

beach director, announced this 

week. A skeleton force of six men 

repairing equipment for the coining 

season. A full crew will be re 

crulted shortly after the tests. 

9% ^ 

•7 Bn.L flULSOM 

"We got our guaranlt id annual 

wage. Now al| we h»ve to 

do tt find a guarantee!! annual 

factory!" 

Maw tnglaad Virginia • Moriifo 

. Hawaii 

Calibratd * 

B« »t for lu/ormttlpn cut 

1 

Horn, ft lu«J»t RunVAnoin 

$hreveTr*Yel$erv1ce 

IMS ricliln A"., Atlantic City 

TBAVKL PHUNKS 

A. C, 

CITY SENTINEL Lfeb6^R 

Catharine Drain Wins 

West Chester Degree 

CATHARINE DRAIN 

A Bachelor oi Science- degree from 

the State Teachers 1 College, Well 

Chester, Pi., was conferred upon 

Misi Catharine Drain.' daughter of 

Workshop For Disabled Persons 

Planned in County, Says Volpe 

By ANTHONY J. VOLPE 

I. Kortn Prltontr of W«r Clalmi: 

American servicemen who were 

prisoners of wor 1ft Korea have until 

August 21, 1955, to file their 

claims with the Foreign Claims Settlement 

Commiislon, Washington 25, 

D. C, for Special Benefit of $1.50 per 

day for each day of Imprisonment. 

Those veterans who have not yet 

filed may do so by writing a detailed 

letter to the official address as 

stated above. When writing, be certain 

to give your full name, rank, 

service number, unit served with In 

Korea, approximate dote of capture, 

location of confinement if known, 

number of daya Imprisoned and date 

of escape or release, and of course 

your present address. 

* * * 

II, dps M.y County DlMbted 

Workihop: 

This office, in association with 

several disabled persons In Cape 

May County, is formulating plans to 

create a "Disabled Workshop" in 

this area. The purpose of this pro. 

gram is to offer the disabled person 

Mr. and Mrs, Naylpr Drain, 708 BUi Interested In such a program a 

st. 

means of rehabilitation and employ, 

Miss Drain was graduated from 

ment security. The eligibility re- 

ClOChargesGOP Ocean City High School with the 

quirements are as follows! 

elasi of 1051, 

The disabled person, both Voter, 

At West Chester she was a mem- ans and Non-veterans, must be resl. 

ber of the Student Christian Associa- dents of Cape May County; have a 

Flouts 

tion, Future Teachers of America, physical disability or Impairment re- 

Neilhlan Club, Women's Recreational 

gardless of extent or nature. The 

Job Benefit Balk Association, and was on the Dean's 

basle and principal obligation of the 

Rapped by Labor List She has accepted a contract 

applicant is a valid interest and an 

assurance of ability to perform work 

to teach in Pleasantville next year. hours In this program. Work hours 

State CIO Legislative Director liar- Attending the graduation exercises and work assignments will be prerj> 

Kranz this week charged that the were her parents, her brother and scribed according to the disabled 

Republican-controlled State Senate his family, Mr, and Mrs. Sims F, person's physical abilities and llmi. 

has "torn up its state OOP platform" Drain and Judy and Tommy, of Chel- tations and the amount of hours ho 

less than a month after Its adoption. tenham, Pa,, and her aunts, Miss can devote to the program, . 

Krone declared! "On May 12, the Catharine parsels and Mrs, Isobel The entire program cin benefit 

Republican state convention adopted KirlBBan, of Upper Darby. 

the disabled person in the following 

Its. IMS party plntform, pledging, 

ways: All enrolled and approved 

uribflg other things, that the Rcpnb 

members will share the profits In 

lieans would increase unemployment 

proportionate shares depending upon 

compensation, temporary disability Woman Arrested the amount of work hours perform- 

and workmen's compensation beneed, 

on any contract, subcontract, 

fits from $30 to 135 maximum week, 

any work lor which a financial re- 

ly and would enact a' state minimum 

turn Is realized. This will provide 

wage law. 

After Crash 

the disabled member a means of 

"Four days, later the Assembly on. 

livelihood and the secure feeling that 

cted these four bills, raising bene. Miamidn Accused of In spite of physical disablement, he is 

fli mixlinunis to S35 and providing 

a useful person. This organisation 

state minimum wage of 00c an Drunken Driving will be chartered and ineorporatetj, 

hour. 

A Miami, Fla., hotel operator was 

under the laws of New Jersey. 

"But the Senate Republican caucus arrested on a charge of driving un- The type of work we hope to do 

has refused to enact these measures. der the Influence of liquor here for a financial return Is In the ma- 

Political pirtles frequently break Monday night after her car trashed 

heir campaign pledges after oleo- Inui a parked auto on West av, near 

Ion; this is one of the few oeca. 

Zanders' car Into the rear of a dump 

7th st, 

lons In Now Jersey history when a 

truck parked alongsido. wedging the I 

Mrs, Ida Virginia Johnson, 04, of 

political party, has brazenly* and 

ear's roof and roar ond under the 

openly broken its platform pledges 

820 NB BBth St., Miami, was released high dump body of the truck. 

before election and only a few weeks 

by police u,nder $250 cash ball for Both cars sustained considerable 

fter maklni them," 

arraignment in Municipal Court here damage, but the truck was undam- 

Kranz charged that State OOP 

June 21. She give her local address aRed, Police did not Identify the 

Chairman Sam Bsdine must "bear a 

at 160 Ocean id. 

owner of the truck. 

major share of the blame for the Acoordjng to an accident. report 

Senate's Inaction because of his In. filed by Patrolmen Kenneth Holland LOYAL 

slstonee that the Assembly.approved and Lewis Austin, Mrs, Johnson was 

bills be amended to include provi. driving south on West av, when her 

glens recommended by the State 

ear crashed Into one owned j by 

'hambor of Commerce," 

James H, Zanders, 2B, of the* Palermo 

Air Base, which was patted 

at Ihe curb, , "• . 

The Impact of the crash knocked 

! 

Jones had an occasion to reprimand 

his wife, 

"I think, dear," he said soothingly 

.that you lib a little occasionally." • 

•swill, I think It* a wlfrt duty,'! 

wri'i her response, "to spMt"mil •$? 

her husband occasionally." 

WINNER'S 

3rd and Asbury 

SEAFOOD MARKET 

Phone 8835 303 Asbury Av*. 

COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKe OUT 

Our Special Seafood Platters 

INCLUDE: FRENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW 

TARTAR SAUCE, TOMATO AND 

LETTUCE AND PfCKLE 

NO METERS — PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE 

FILET OF FLOUNDER 

StALLOPS 

6 DEVILED CRAbS 

FRIED SHRIMP 

]of part assembly of manufactured 

goods. Also, finishing business, and 

Industrial products. We shall obtain, 

through contact* witli industry, 

business establishments, etc., work 

orders, contracis ancj sub-contracts. 

Of course, we plan to obtain, build 

or rent, a building large enough and 

suitable to carry on such a program. 

Anyone interested and desirous of 

an application form, mfly contact 

this office and/or Mr. Charles Marstcn, 

B. D. No. 2, Cape May. 

rd, Wnawood Crest, 

and hod his liccns 

days by Wildwood 

Nathan Staller 

run driving charge. 

Police reported Hutchl ... 

scene after hls qli,Jf*4 

pole lin Pacific av II. '**! 

guilty pica 

e lnle W| 

"— • -^— 

Those Vacant 

What's wrong about that ii 

used to buy three UIBH . *• 

may be that you. dWnt fcnJV 1 * 

DINNER 

GOOD FOOD 

Carefully Prepared — Pleasantly Served 

TWENTY-SECOND STftffi 

WEEKDAYS 

RESTAURANT 

4:00 P, M. to mti P. M. 

WITH A FULL LINE OF 

22nd and Asbury Avt. 

SUNDAY 

P.M.t«ip.«, 

Phone 8530 

OPENING OF THE 

BEAUTIFUL 

HOTEL BISCAYNE 

DMN© ROOM- 

Saturday-June 11th-5:00P.M. 

'• ~ MENU 

CHILLID TOMATO JUICI ORAPiFRUlT JUItl 

FRUIT CUP 

ICED CELERY HEARTS OLIVES 

SWEET PICKUS 

CRIAM OF TOMATO SOUP 

CHICKEN CONSOMME 

FRIED PILLIT OP FLOUNDIR WITH TARTAR lAUCf 

BROILID NATIV1 ILUIFISH WITH LIMON SyTTIII 

6RAl CUTLIT B'ORLIANS 

, «OAST fWM< RIM OF CHOICI BEEF'. AU i 

BAKepSUWR'CURED HAM WITH HAWAIIAN J 

^—-^HfiftwMiy TBNBUf WITH MUSTARD.»» 

ROAif STUFFED TURKEY ,„ SAGE DRESSING & CRANWMVI 

FRESH VEGETABLE PLATTER WITH POACHED 100 

SHERBET 

MASHiD POTATOES GREEN PEAS IN I 

CANDIED YAM YOMNC CARROTS VICHY! 

HARVARD ilifS FRISH ASPARAGUS DRAWN r 

, ^_« 

PIAR SALAD WITH COTTAGE CHEESE 

. . ..,"'" HIARTSOF LETTUCE 

FRENCH, RUSSIAN OR MAYONNAISE DRESSING 

BRAN MUFFINS 

APPPLE Pll 

LEMON MERINGUE PIE 

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 

VANILLA OR PEACH ICE CREAM 

CAKE 

HOT ROLLS 

JELLO WITH WHIP 

CREAM CHEfje AND f 

HALF GRAIT 

CHOCOLATE '• 

HOT T1A ICID TIA COFFEE POSTUM 

ALL DINNERS — *2 25 

TELEPHONE OCEAN CITY 1335 

FOR RESERVATION 

StAFOODS and MEAT PLATTERS 

FOR YOliR HOME TABLE: 

FRESH CRABMEAT TURNOVERS 

DEVILED CLAMS 

VEAL CUTLETS 

FRIEtJ CHICKEN 

WATSON'S 

RESTAURANT 

"take Home" 

Department 

NOW 

OPEN 

FRESH SHRIMP TURN 

ROAST TURKEY 

, CHICKEN TUR 

STEWED CHfi 

All Platan Served wHH French Fried ir Baked Pfiii'foet' and Frtih VaJjaVfile 

AUo — ^resh Shrimp, Crabs, Chicken, Potato Salads, Cole Sla* antl Friilf Cups ty »he \ 

Pies, Rolls, Muffin* and Biituifs by the diwon. Order! Taken for Dotorated 

WEtKDAyS OClÂN AVliNlUE AT NINTH STREET 

4P.M.to8P.M. FREE PRICING . i.\ 

ptDAV, JUNE 9, 1955 

tt> 

HORSEY'S 

RESTAURANT 

1357 Asbury Avenut 

DINNER SERVED DAILY 

From 5 P, M, 

DAILY BREAKFAST 

BfGINNINQ SATURDAY, JUNI 11th 

S:30A, M. to 12 Noon 

SUNDAY DINNIR from 4i30 P. M. 

OPEN DAILY AT 12 NOON 

LUNCHEON—DINNER 

the" perfect combination 

, . . , our delicious 

foot/ and delightful 

tlmoiphere. 

^ JINE SEAEOOD 

RESTAURANT 

'•A 

— Special Children's Menu — 

".. 

Ample Parking 

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^"V 

Cahetr Educational 

AeHvity Reported 

A tola] of 44,782 pieces of liter 

Uiro was distributed to reildents o 

New Jersey by volunteers workin 

under the direction of county eha 

ters of the American Cancer Sooletj 

according to a report made to thi 

New Jersey Division by the it cotm 

ty chairmen. 

The summaries cover a nlno-montl 

ZKSS""" 1 Mw ' Ol 

T- e i. 1Ma '""'inH 8 were held a 

which 1311 rilms were sho and s. 

MB of winch there were speakers 

I he altendanee reported was 81,843 

III a I2.rnonth period In 10fl3-54~ 

lulal of 98B mcellniM were held a 

which 1377 films were shown an 

there were speakers at ?5B moe 

ings, A total of 375,300 nieces o 

ileraturc was distrlljiited 

Water Safety TipT^ 

Know what to do for a drownlnu 

person if you can't swim? The Ins! 

lute For safer Living warns, don 1 

make it a double drownina by jo. 

ing in. Throw the victim a rope fry 

to reach him with a branch, push a 

board or Intf out to him, U you go 

for hPln, be sure to line up on the 

show two sticks or four stones to 

m a fix on the exact spot wher 

ho person whs lasf scon. 

ON THE BAY 

AT NINTH ST, 

Charles and Christine Har 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Seniors, Faculty 

Enjoy Tea-Dance 

Colorful Social 

in School Gym 

By DOLORES WORKMAN 

of the Blllowi Stiff 

'Midst a decorative letting of gilt 

ttrlng elssi numerals, the Senio 

class held Its traditional tea danc 

In the gymnasium last Friday, The 

alTnlr was attended by the student 

of the Senior eloss and faculti 

members, 

Mrs, Oeorge W, Meyer, wife of the 

high school principal, and Mrs, W, 

Thomas Adams, wife of a Board of 

Education member, poured tea and 

coffee at either end of the foodladen 

buffet table. 

The BUBsls were provided with 

dainty sandwiches of various shapes 

and contents, cakes and nutbread 

Naturally We Are Proud Of Our Record 

Exceptionally Fine Foods For 43 Years" 

Breakfast 

Serving — 

Goldfish, Elephants, Buffalo 

All Patients of Veteran Vet 

Carroll T, nodgers, V, M. D., of 3 

W. ISlh st., on Saturday marlied hi 

BOth. year of loving care to animal) 

as s veterinarian. 

Dr. Rodgers lias been practicing 

medicine on animals since 1005, and 

has bean earing for fourlcgged creatures 

in the Ocnnii City area since 

IBM, ^ 

Wsbuit, hetlihy and psitatsfd of 

•hifp wl». DP. Rod|«rt and hit 

wlf. um, hire to in|oy (If* In rs- 

Wrtiiniit, HBW.V»P, hit repotallon 

at • vtr followsd him h», and 

h* hit b*#n bo.y ever .Ince. 

Embers from Burning 

Paper Ignite Awnings 

Burning awnings threatened 

f|rc lo the home of A, J, Harris 

at 10 Beach rd, Sunday, but 

quick work'by firemen saved the 

building from extensive damage. 

Deputy Fire Chief Ferd Tiecarliio 

reported that the flames 

destroyed awning canopies at the 

front and the back of the house, 

and scared part of the hack end 

of the building. Damage was estl. 

mated at $300, 

Accordlny to Chief Taecarino, 

the owner said he had been 

pabitlntf inside the house, and 

llial newspapers, which were 

used tg protect the floor from 

paint, were burned In IHe fire, 

place. The burnlny embers went ' 

up and out of the chimney and 

ignited the awninss. 

Dr, nodgers holds a degree In 

veterinary medicine from Ihe Universlty 

of Pennsylvania, the only source 

of the medical degree In onlmal doc 

torlnlf. 

He began his practice In Wooduury 

with his father, Dr. Thomas D. Rod. 

All the food was prepared By ngers, 

velerinary surgeon, who had 

group of Senior MMS under the ca. practiced the profession since IBM. 

hif supervision of Mrs, Jane After five years, young Dr. Bodgers 

Buckley in her home economies took up practice in Swedesboro, 

lass. 

where he remained unlll he came 

world, and helped to organiie the 

here. 

Atlantic City Firemen's Association 

The decoration used the class 

Dr, and Mrs, nodgers are the par 

colors of blue and while in the mo. During hit eirMr. Dr, Rodger, 

ents of a son and two daughters, all 

if of • class numerals and flowers hat trMWd everything from gold- grown, married and away from 

adorning the canopy. Flowers and flih to fltphsnh. For inn he was home. The son, David C. nodgers, a 

blue candles also decorated the vtMrlnarlan tar t buffalo herd ••oloriii! of ihe Korean conflict ivflli 

erving table. 

m.lnl.liml by * rtnthir In Gren- the Navy, Is in industry at Dover, 

Music for dancing was provided by loch, N. I. In addition to Ihe utual N. J, Daughter Virginia is the wife 

words. 

dsft, eats ind farm livMtotk, he of Dr. Alfred Truax, of Chester, N. 

The alTair was enjoyed by all hit vaetinited PBuHry and In one '., and herself is a nurse. The other 

ind proved to be a new social ex* In.tanc. nur.td a newborn bunny lauyhior, Louise, is the wife of Kd. 

rabbit ts healthy maturity. 

rard Anclrovotle Jr., of Durham, 

lericnee for most of the students- 

II,, where they publish a news, 

The Senior class wishes to thank 

he school administration for making During the early years lie look •aper. 

his possible and also expresses its jre of the carriage horses for I! 

ratitude to Mrs, Justine K. Kreps 

W, Leeds, which were made avail 

or her supervision throughout. 

able to patrons at the old Ch iironlt Introducing New 

irotel. He also was vet for 11 i-ds 

ihow farm ot Westvllle, 

Hospital Official 

Triple Threat Toaster 

Next to his love for his pjhciiK 

Now there's an electric toaster on >r, Bodgers has n dsep Interi •.! jnd 

he markei that does three slices at s active in volunteer firemen's uork 

ince. 

Te was president of the Cloiinstir 

County Firemen's Association the 

Unified Adi Bring Quick Rttulti econd oldest of Its kind m the 

Luncheon *. Dinner 

Businessman's Lunch Served 12 Noon to 3 P.M. 

FREE BOARDWALK PARKING 

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"HOTELS, STORES and 

RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED" 

John H. Norton 

WHOLESALE 

FRUIT - PRODUCE 

12th Street and Asbury Avenue 

Phana Ocean City 1717 

JOHN F IMIRIE JR 

Iiilrorfiitinr the now asswtant at 

minMialol of Shore Mtmori il II ^ 

pinl. who jcccnlh assumed hr 

rltitu s 

Mr Imllli! umi hole from the 

Jackson Mimond Ikispilil m Miami 

I la uhcu IIL \\j H iident jdminis 

tiatue nssistint He «nid thenundir 

I)i C C Ilillman, retired 

iMlîidiri tilii.il of lilt Arm} \ihij 

1 t,i .iin/f.[l Uu ,uint.d forces blotitl 

|pinn'iim [hiring Woild Wjr 1 

I A niuluilc of ll.iiii He Mllltnri 

Acndeni\ Jl rhallum Va, Mi Imi 

I1 ii' ,iKo ins ijiadmud from ihi> 

lUniitisilv of Klchmond with a 

| Hithtlor's depici- and holds j Mas 

lei b dent in admlnisti.ilho mull 

tint frtim (.iilumbu I'ntveisilv 

111-* wilt. Sallie i\ n pidduile 

liliisi lionl tin Sihli v MLmoilnl Ho 

pil il Wishimlon n I rim haw 

I luii illllditll Bonim I lltn unit lohn 

IK lid Mi Iniillt tried in the 

I Arnu in Woild Wir I anil Koica 

Dennis Graduates 31 

Thirty-one Eighth (iradtrs at the 

Dennis Township,Elementary School 

wcif iM'adiuilcd Monday in closing 

exercises in tile American Legion 

Hall, Sea Isle City. Diplomas were 

presented by Lewis II. Slmpkins, 

president of Ihe Township srliool 

hoard. 

HANDICAPPED 

Flint—Did you evpr win an ai-RU 

ment with your wife? 

Stone —Yes, once. It was years 

ilKO. 

Flint—What nljoul? 

stone—I doirt exactly remember 

tliut. nut I do remember very dis 

tinctly . that we were laying carpet 

nnd her mnuth was full of carpet 

tacks nl the time. 

Better Govt, 

Council Elects 

Lamanna, Sandman 

Assigned to Posts 

Vincent Ijimonna, of Sea Isle City, 

was reflected treasurer of the New 

jersey Conference for the Promotion 

of Better Government, at a dinner 

meeting in Princeton last week. 

Mayor Donald II. Scott, of Bloom- 

Held, was re-elected chairman of the 

group at a meeting which saw Ihe 

acceptance ^f 15 new members. 

Charles W. Sandman Jr., Republcan 

nominee for State Senator 

from thix county, was appointed to 

a livo man committee to contact nil 

members of Ihe legislature regarding 

the water supply problem. 

The Conference adopted a resolution 

urging speedy action by tho 

state to provide more adequate water 

supplies in various areas. 

The Republican group, dedicated 

to the fostering of better govern- 

ONI 

PAGE 

ment «t «n jevelf, Jtwjet 

senUUvet ironi ]B eountlM 

m one V. & Senator, two C 

men, five State S#nitdrt, II 

blymen, foilr county cJnlrrn»o.'' 

a number of leading mlmielMl" c 

M 

Cape May High , 

Has Class'of 43 ri ,(V, 

Cape May High School griduWwi'l[^ 

43 members of tha Sanlor dut it , 

Convention Hall there Tu«tdjy. If)ff- J >,' 

lomas were presented by Mr*-l*' r '^ 

land C. Sharp, preildant of 'l^»' '< 

Board of Education, with P»ul ftiu 

Ensmlngcr, principal, makiqg :

KV 

i'" V' 

piplomat For 22 

2, Twenty-two pupils of tho Philip 

*. Baktr School Of Wlldwood Crest 

»T e graduated in commencement 

Werciwa at the school Tuesday eve- 

Slng. Earl EL WItmer, president of 

|H« Wlldwood Crest Board of Edlica 

don. presented diplomas. 

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t. 

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Army Men From Here Introduced 

in Korea by Matches, Toothpicks 

Cwtt' Too Close, $1,500 Contract Let 

Driy.r Hits Bridge For Fireworks Show 

j it A Ityear-old Moorestown, Pa,, mo- The city on Friday engaged the 

,tort»t escaped injury late Saturday Vlnelnnd Fireworks Co, to stage the 

Vlgfat Wh«n his M,* ee P» the e«r autcnmticolly lit ideal ride 

THF OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Milton Berld Is planning to make ii 

film baied on the lUe of hU mother, 

who was prominently Idintifled wlUi 

the carriedian In his professional career. 

The title of the Picture will he 

'Sandra," 

"The Swan," the Foronc Molnar 

novel, has been bought by Doru 

Shqry as a starrlnB vehicle for Grace 

Kelly.. "Th# tirnlH at Wlmpole 

"treet," Is also being prepared fur 

Jls» Kelly, who won the 1054 best 

actress Oscar for her excellent per. 

formancc In "The Country Girl," 

'fiuyi ind Dolli" had to be iu- 

•pendtd temporarily while Jean 

Simmoni rMoyered from an ittack 

of bronchltlt. Other, having prominent 

part* in the film Include 

Mirlsn Brando, Frank Sinatra and 

Vivian Blalnt, 

It seems we're In for a cycle of 

films on famous painters, Mel Ferrer 

is ploylnil Modlsliani, Metro Is ready, 

ing "the Von Go«h Storj-" for Kirk 

Douglas, and Marlon Brando la want, 

ed for the role of Goya by Italian 

Director Alberto Lattuada, with Ava 

Gardner for Goya'a girl friend, tho 

Duchess flf Alba. 

Mickey Rooney has bouttht the 

iglits to Golfer ssmmy Snead's life 

md pliins to rush pruducUon, This 

*iil be the first' golf fUirt'Tteee 

trlt recently emphatically denied 

•ny marriai* plan). Rumor hai her 

name ramintieaiiy linked with that 

ef Jean Pierre Aument, French 

actor, with whom ihe w« frequently 

seen during her itay In 

Prince, 

A newcomer who will bear close 

vaU'hliiji Is James Dean, who was 

seen in "East of Eden," his first 

Important role. His seepnd_starring 

Himriin-which lie ii How woikiny, 

"nebel Without a Cause," Possessm 

one of the most favorable con. 

facts ever granted a newcomer, 

ean is set for nine pictures in the 

next six years at VVarnersi with 1958 

US NCmSEPawER HCKMB 'f ATHICIAH'— "A»K TH» MAN WHS OWN! ONI" 

level, no mutter ivlmt the piuseriKer or 

luKfinK 1 Joinl. 

Packard created anew "free-breathing" 

V-8 engine, unleashing up to 27S liorsepower, 

mid ddivfrhy more driving force 

lo the rear wheels at all road speeds than 

any carl Packard's Twin Ultramatie, 

Mitootlicst of nil uMtiimntic transmissions, 

gives you your choice of starts! 

•The now Packard 'is a matchless blend 

'of grace and spirit, luxury and good taste 

truly, the one new.car in the Bne 

car field. Let UH arrange * revealing test 

ride for you fodayl 

"We invite you to 

Take the Key and See 

LET THE RIDE DECIDE 

fenjoy "TV READER'S "DIGEST"—6-TV 

Channel 6—*:0o I 1 . M., Mondays 

BISHOP MOTOR SALES, Inc 

'•'' -' IJth STREET »v4 ASBURV AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

oft* for n Broailuav plav In addition 

he can dn nil tin- TV he can fcl 

Theie\ to be nu June wedding fo 

Pebbli< Reynolds and Eddie FLsher 

pebble is bd fur n bit; picture 

June—"The Tender Trap." «,.„ 

Frank .Sinatia and David Wavnc— 

and Eddie's TV sponsorn won't lc 

him brine his TV «how to Hulls 

wood 

New Drive-In Theatre 

Opening «t Absecon 

The Walter Reade Theatres or 

ganlzalion will open lu second drive, 

in in the Greater Atlantic City Area 

—the new deluxe Absecon Drive-In 

Theatre on Absecon Boulevard In 

Absecon—with gala eeremonies to. 

morrow (Friday) evening, it was annuunced 

by Walter Reade Jr., elrcult 

president. 

The new theatre, which incorporates 

all the latest Improvements In 

outdoor theatre design, and w4iose 

120 fool curved Cinemascope screen 

is one of tile largest In the entire 

country, has a rapacity of nearly 

BOO cars. 

Mayor Warren C, Irelan, o/ Abse. 

con, and Henry M, Warke, chairman 

of the Egg Harbor Township Board, 

will assist Mr, Reade In the I apetutting 

ceremonies at approximately 

8:30 p. m. There will Be band music, 

dedicatory ceremonies, as well as 

gifts for everyone attending. 

The Boade organization also owns 

and operates the Atlantic Drlvcln 

Theatre on Black Horse Pike at the 

Tilton Road circle In PleasanlvUIe, 

which opened In IBS!, 

Brian Donlevy 

Due at Gateway 

Signed For Lead in 

'King of Hearts' 

, Tomorrow, Saturday 

Prodigal" Is a speelacyjm 

g film based on the Ulhj 

parable of the prodigal son, 

i Lan» Turner, Edmund Purdom, 

Js Colhern and Talna EIu head- 

_ - a cast of thousands. 

I.Hit eyeflllint 1 Monday, Tuejd.y, Wedneidjy 

"Daddy lMm L(,KV. mlK|,,i 

»[ a ebotoed lorv 

«ss.c siarune Leslie C,,,,, and 

netn^lr,',', 

action takes place 

jiit (he background of the pal. 

i and temples' of the heathen 

i Dual and Astnrte in the uilv 

1 " Wlh lerrJ M lielnu Killer in eoslariini: "»" rnks*S 

!• L-. Hir wmminit sluri of ,i mil 

on-me «ho h,fr,end, .1n o'n^', 

U-IM " T' f ""' i lnto r Today, Tomorrow'and Saturday 

Prodigal Son and the Tempfress 

atrlcal seasons In New York, drew featured In *TTf 

I The problem of juvenile dellnpraises 

from the critics and the com* August 2-7, • 

ment from Walter Wlnchell—"You 

[qiicncv crowding lnda\'« nenvpaper 

gotta buy It. It's a laff riot." The 

Skulnik, Oonlevy and 

headlines forms tho subject of the 

Constance Bennett, Tod, . 

show1 closed in New York only after Edward Everett JJprlon, : 

ipowei-rul film, "Blackboard JUIIKIC," 

it found Itself without o theatre In Blackmer and former Mlsa 1 

JMarrlnit Clenn Ford. Anne Francb 

the rush uf openings of the 1954-55 ney Bemics Masai, whjk haT., ,s wo%tll ^ 

êen this "past—Opara star, again will raturrt tv the" who ii-n-pollo"Vlctmin 

Monday, Tutiday. Wednnday 

c 

-ason un Broadiwiy in "The Flow- Cattway as resident tenor. With find a doctor who can h«fj 

.unt- und dame spcciallli^ tpji Hell's Island" U a t.ile uf the 

inc Peach," will lecreute gnothei the Metropolitan thre* yeert, he 

">

iw-'ti -i , .- 

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 

Cify Sentinel-Ledger 

f Bildi 

I every fhunday at Tho sentinel-Ledger Building, 

BOx at. an« Haven av., Ocwn Ctty. N: J. 

by THE 

CUV SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc. 

•FttkUjaant of T»e Ocean City SentlneKLetaer - Eat. 18a- 

JOUN T. STETHEBS, General Mana««r 

. HAROLD LEE, Editor 

VINCENT T. HICHELETTE. Ant Editor 

&3S per year by null ln Ocnnjmr and vjclnity^jljt 

ter at We Post attic* at Ocean Cltj. New Jermy 

Yesterdays 

In Octan C/ry 

ONE VlAR AGO 

Ocean CHy HJgn School's' graduat- 

ing tlw of 89 Seniors, tht SQJh |n 

history,. received diplomas at the 

Hiulc Fter. , * t • 

Colored lights strung ln canopies 

on the boardwalk at tbe street ends 

were UlmnlnitnJ for the Dttmond 

Juttfce celebrftlon. 

• • • 

Lemuel F Woolson was elected 

Grand Knight of Ocean City Coun- 

cil 2560, Knights of Columbus 

e Will Go 

Guard Tour free Heritage I 

* it te graduation time in Ocean City and all over the 

*Utt)rt CotoiWhcetttent speakers art assuring graduates "the 

'future is yours" and advising them, truthfully enough, of 

* all the new opportunities opening up in our ever-expanding 

t economy. 

i But in such a changing and threatening world as w(f 

have today, graduation orators would do American youth a » 

er stevfce, it seerhs to Us, 'if they emphasised the theme ri 

risyouxs." 

it has given us the great American heritage 

„. which there is no future for free young men and 

* women. TWe past i» the foundation upon wljich present-day 

•youth must erect theirs and the country's future. The past 

, a gaVe Us the revolutionary principle that all men are created 

; equal and endowed by God with the "unalicnable" right to 

1 life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness 

' " ' That'ttinciple set forth on July 4, 1776, is today the 

i, { target of Communist imperialism and conspiracy in all cor- 

( « ntirs of the globe. If the men in the Kremlin can destroy it, 

•} | they win h$ye no worry about future Americans thwarting 

*,' T Bed schemes for world domination, 

•i * i . As Oce^n City's IVJernorial Day speaker so well phrased 

"} » it,"lf we as a nation grow weak, or soften, or are lulled into 

' i. false sen#e W, security, then we are facing Certain catas- 

--'-*-- and will have broken faith with the past and the 

. Mr sacrificed their all for this nation. 

Jt is a grave responsibility of those directing American 

ith today to 1 emphasize that then- heritage is menaced 

om.within, and that they must effectively combat all forms 

" d*®** u $& coifntry is to survive. It is not ade- 

Q. youth "the future is yours" unless we inspire 

em with a zeal to crush those who would destroy their 

ritage. - 

, Communist plotting and spying is only one threat. 

t are'fothers: Corruption in government; denial of the 

) i • Iftople's right to know about their business; use of the law 

r;restrictitne right 6f open! discussion or even the right to 

irk; creating jHtfty autocracies at all levels of government 

•deprive pisople-of self-determination; squandering the 

pie's resources and wealth. 

If America's"libc#al education has given anything to the 

1$ of graduates this spring, it should be the capacity 

, to plan and to use their lives in the form and tradi- 

i'f J ten tjffif. have'made this the most productive and freedom- 

pp.* :%ingVnaabh.oii earth. 

E'^r f ,ThoSe(ntinel.Lfedger congratulates the Ocean City High 

"ihool Seniors who have earned their diplomas by 12 years 

[•diligent effort. Theirs cannot help but be a sense of real 

that as they move out into the world next 

e not only a courageous view of the future 

ickward look at the past. 

^Communities Closer 

", On flje subject of schools, it should be mentioned that 

flrecerit- news items in The Billows, high school 

.have had unusual significance to tho community as a 

Ohe to)d-about Ocean City students attending the Jun- 

ior From at Pleasafltville High, where they were guests of 

|V t|n) P«TA. Another referred to visits of Pleasantvttle groups 

to the local school for dances of assembly programs. StiU 

another had to do with pupils of the "sending districts"— 

pwood, Upper Township, Sea Isle City, etc, — spenduig 

of |a ,day here to get acquainted with the high school 

pfe attending classes next year. 

y- PccaUse our schools are building a closer and more 

ltJtes0ciaVTelatlonshtp wHlmeighboring communitiesr 

to conclude that Ocean City is thereby benefitting. 

wtjfo send their children here to school also become 

re }n our stores because they have closer interest and 

'the resort more frequently. 

The trietidlier relationship with Pleasantville is a par- 

arly gratifying one, for many of us stilt can remember 

old days when misguided football loyalties on both sides 

.,-« resulted in hoodlumism, vandalism, name calling and 

even near-riots involving followers of the two schools, 

f Yes/'tooay Ocean Cjty is part of a 1 "big happy family" 

uit5 rieighbors—and growing closer and friendlier all 

; 

u 

Now Optional 

,ifioft by the press and public official-; of Cape 

^ antf several other counties in New Jersey appar- 

has J iM the desired result of persuading the Leglsla- 

to ai#en,a the original plan of making voting machines 

:rs JrV our county opposed the purchase 

i as being too expensive and unnecessary 

including, this one, added their voice 

of. the state compelling counties to buy 

f hcjr wanted theft of not 

ved by tjte lawmakers, the biU clim- 

..,. QDj^totfaole features. Among other 

use C was whistling for 

her, «*at. Fellow named "Tom", no 

doubt 

* * * 

Most, painful blow struck in the 

recent heavyweight championship 

flt'ht wan felt by the ovlner of a 

Buffalo, M Y, theatre lUs TV 

equipment went oh the blink, and 

hi) had t« refund. $3.50 to each of 

several hundred long-distance ring 

side patronB. 

* * • 

Kapp« Sigma fraternity at Dukf . ..,. .-.r%dJngkJt,fi 

of love and respect for the nag of i 

.W. Ma^...._f. , 

Our WtatJn%J 

l HW 

HELEN'S 

Beauty Salon 

MENT WAVING HAIR TINTINO 

TREATMENTS FACIALS 

1S '- 4t Confral Av«. • Phon* 0935 

d 

freedoms enjoyed in thii country 

"We of the Ainisrican Legio 

the 

he 

LegUnt b 

tW there be 

j pstaWlshment 

every pat 

IDREW'S HAIRDRESSING 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 

by ANDREW and CLAIRE 

'ASBURY AVENUE PH 269* 

ns Bnjverstar. 

F'eon^* 

lum i ;. New Jersey* < 

said ho did not fear going to a 

meeting because be might fall victim 

,•» — ' 

JOHNSON'S 

BEAUTY SALON 

STYLING 

P.rmin.nr Wiv* SfMlilhU 

Machln*. MieWntlM* «nd Cold Wavlnj 

Phom 0664 Ml **«"* Av». 

Strong opposition to federal al 

for school construction has been prc 

j.ted to the House of Rcpresento- 

Itncs Committee on Education and 

I Lnbor by the New Jersey Stot 

j Chamber of Commerce 

Making It tic-,,- that lhe sta( 

Lhamhcr I? ni'ain'.t all proposals in 

loUing fed.nl participation in 

school construi ion members of th 

Congre^lonal Committee, which In- 

fudes rYonk s Ihumpson, Jr of 

New Jersey's 4(li District and Pelei 

r.'k !W yseni Jr of New Jersey's 

Jth Dktnet. were told In a prepared 

•itatcment that "New Jersey doe-i no 

med Federal aid" 

The State Chamber base Its oppo- 

sidon on: 

r 

1. Previous legislation on Federal 

. !i cdueallon has demonstrated 

ut New Jersey taxpayers lose mon. 

iy in the exthancc- of funds 

2 Prrsenl proposals ur Federal 

,a«( for school construction Indicate 

llhot Kew Jersiy taxpayers would 

continue to lose monej 

3 New JiTsej, under its present 

fmiihclal setup, is- capable of finnn- 

cinp Its own Bchool needs 

4 Many so called poor states are 

unable to Jllocate funds to educa 

tion because they have given prefer 

eiitldl treatment to some taxpayers 

and Juio (,'cnerally followed un- 

sound financial practices Other 

states should not be asked to subsi- 

dize such policies. 

New Jersey may hnie its oun 

program of school building aid If the 

Tux Policy Commission recommenda- 

tions are adapted 

Tht tfertmtnt painted out Hut 

In 1954, for Mtmpl*, Ntw Jmay 

r««i»«l tllghtly mof. than |4 mil- 

Hon In P*d«*| .id for education. 

Of tht tot.l of t3l&.5 million of 

Ftdiral aid np*nd*d HinvglMyt 

tht nation on Hint programi, Ntw 

Jtn*y taxpaytn paid ov.r fie mil- 

lion, Th* ntt mult, thtrtfor*. wit 

not $4 million of aid for Ntw Jtr- 

uy, but r.ttwr %t million el ten* 

trlbution In aid to orhtr (tatm, 

"Data published In lost year's re- 

port on the hearings before tht Sub- 

committee on Education of the Sen. 

ate Committee on Labor and Public 

Welfare indicate that Now Jersey 

would fare no differently under a 

school construction aid bill, 1 ? the 

State Chamber said. "New Jersey 

taxpayers would lose money under 

all of the four aid 'plans then, under 

consideration by the Senate Subesm- 

mlttee. At best, New Jersey taxpay- 

er would pay $129 for each il of 

Federal aid received and, at went, 

we would pay $1.68 per dollcr of 

Federal old." 

It was pointed out New Jersey's 

needs for school construction he. 

tween now and i960 will be a llttli 

more than a half billion dollars. Per. 

sonal Income In the state amounts to 

over 10 billion dollars anually, The 

necessary half billion dollars needed 

tor school construction can be fin- 

meed if New Jersey people allocate 

o It less than 1", of trelr income 

Jetween now and 1940, 

"fn 1953-54 our New Jersey school 

listrlcts spent Just under $54 million 

in capital outlay. Over the past live 

years, capital outlay for school eon- 

structlon has Increased at the rate 

or »7 million annually. If this trend 

tinu.cs. we will spend $473 million 

in school facilities by 1900 and will 

mie met 94 r , of the etstlmated 

leed." sold tho chamber. 

Cheek the eerrttt iniwir to tMh quMtion 

1. (Rocky Marciano) (Don Ceekell) ig the 

world's heavyweight champ. i 

2. Atomic tents In Nevada (art not) (are) over 

1 for this year. 

S, Underwater atomic exploilon wii set off r«e 

1 cently In the (Atlantic) (Pacific). 

4, 

I 5. 

I 

United States (haj) (has not) • second atomic 

pop ncarinf completion. 

licvated trains (are not) (are) still running 

I. IjNtw York City. 

«. El«vat«d (rains (are) (art not) still running < 

1 in Chicago, 

.7. Pr«giHent E!i«nhow*r (did) (did not) o.k. 

\ nilt for postal worken. > 

S. fa Fntieiiea wUi be holt to U.N.'i (10th> 

I With) birthday Wiy, Junt ZO-ft. -' 

t. Coinpulaory mllitory reserve program (has 

not) (has) good chance to pass Congress this 

Ifc Soathmnoit tftjt in United Slates is (Mjaml) 1 

Ceurt ten for each correct eholci~A leer* ol 0-20 li 

pOBr; I0.M, jvwiit; WÔ, suptrlor^ ino" ifl.lOO vtry 

Herzog Graduates at 

Wheaton College 

Ralph S. llcnoa Jr., son of. Mm. 

Ralph HenoK, 610 12th M., and the 

Intc Mr. Herzog, received hb Bache- 

lor of Arts degree In Anthropology 

on Monday from Wheaton College, 

Whealon, III. 

Mr. Henog also wa* commissioned 

second lieutenant In the Marine 

Corps. MA will report for active duly 

later in June at Quantlco, Va. 

Ills sutler, Misi Florence Jane Her- 

tog, has Just completed her second 

Cottage ind 

nnptner in 

mother. 

r «jii 

Two lower 

men wer* am vu ;: 

week at But)

PAGE 6 — SECTIOKTTH&BE 

American Legion Post 

Installs New Officers 

New officers of Margin-Rlinek Post 

No. 137, American Legion, wtrs Installed 

by Courtly Conunaiidir Ken. 

Beth Brown, of Mirmori, at » meet. 

Ing in the post home Wfdneidoy 

night last week. 

Those inducted were 1 Leslie Law. 

rence Jr., commander; Ctwrle! Bates, 

senior vlee commander; Vuwint 

EvangelLsta. junior vice commander; 

Dr. Raymond a. Blood, (townee emcer; 

Thomas Weiltr, adjutant, and 

William Getty, ierftintflMmi, 

, Another special fuMt of the post 

was Lawrence Sacks. (UatrKt pra. 

sentstlve, who made an appeal for 

financial support of the ampitheatre 

at the Lyons VA Hospital, Lyons, 

N. J. 

South Jersey Meets 

to Convene Saturday 

Tne annual convention of South 

Jersey Legion 05, Legion of the 

Moose, will be staged at WlWwood 

Saturday arid Sunday, 

The El Dorado Cafe, North Wild, 

wood, will be the scene of the open, 

ing business session and election of 

officers Saturday and the locale for 

the enrollment and Installation of 

officers Sunday afternoon. 

The convention ball and supper 

will be held ai the Wlldwood Mooie 

Lodge Hall Saturday night and Sunday 

afternoon respectively. 

CANT 

One Cannibal to Another—"We 

can't put this missionary in the 

boiling water—he's a Friar,"—The 

Ousport, Rensaeola, Fla, 

AWNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS 

Call Jim Barbour for Estimates 

DAY • NIGHT or WEEK ENDS 

Oc«an City 3393 

Writ* P- 0, Bex 656 

BARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE 

Savers. 1 maktebeelinetoour^v mm m 

Balsnci grows at interest 

odds la it, and you 

Build credit standing far tht 

futuri si you ion,-yaur 

Banking nttds of other kinds tan be 

mil at thi some time; and you 

Benefit, bttsuif your funds art protected by 

itvnd monogemtnt, laws, Maminititni/ and 

f) BMUII they art insured by the Federal Deposit 

(niuranct Corporation.* Only q 

all these advantagiii 

OPIN ONI WITH US SOONI 

msur&ne* 1st sash 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City 

Cap* May Ceunly'i Largest Bank 

MiMBIR PIBIIUL RESiRVI SYSTEM 

PIDiRAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 

YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000 

' ', Banking Hours: 

9 «. m, until 2 p. m,— SafurilByi 9 a, m. until 12 noon 

SEA ISLE OFFICE ~ 43rd Strut and Landis Avtnua 

om©on© 

a Letter? 

(you'll both fee happier 

if you phone instead) 


Big Gift For Betty Bacharach Home 

NEW STATION WAGON was piesented to the Longpoit instilutioli lor children recently 

by Mr and Mis Ernil Palmer, of the Ocean City Cheviok't-pldsmobile agenty At 

ceremony here are Lohgport Mayor l&on Lcopardi, Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Palmer handing 

keys to Mrs. Leon S. Drum, home superintendent, and Joseph S. Abrams, executive secretary. 

_ __ 

Record of Private Enterprise 

Over 50 Years Cited by Broker 

Alvsl adults now living have boon 

fortunate enough to witness tht 1 

birth anil ifrowlh of the Iron A|!e 

and the Gasoline Aw, and an 1 now 

crin;! the Atomic and Electronic 

Ae.cs, it iva* pointed out to members 

ol the Of can City Rotary Club. Fri- 

day Miflhl. 

The speaker was David W. Aiken. 

Atlantic City stock broker, who 

called the attention of the ilubmeli 

the marvelous industrial and 

.echnological developments during 

;he ||r« half of this century and 

oundod a note of optimism rrgardnis 

the next 50 years. His topic was 

The Romance of America." 

Mr. Aiktn tilled attention to 

the fact that the petroleum Industry 

and the automobile Industry 

as we know them -today were financed 

"out of the pocketbaoks of 

Individual Americans" and not by 

major bankers or tht federal government. 

As an example of risk capital, he 

old the classic story of the spinster 

who was persuaded to lend Hem 1 

Ford $100 uf her savins;* back in 

MOI. from it she collected about 

$95,000 in cash dividends and finally 

sold her interest in the company 

hack to Ford for over SJOO.OOO. 

"Millions ot jobs now exlsUnjj have 

been financed out of the public 

pocketbaak during our lifetime," Mr. 

Alken pointed out. "Some people 

made millions, while others lost 

money. But the Important thina is 

that in a period of BO years we have 

seen two important new modes of 

transportation—automobiles .and aircraft—evolved 

that did not exist before 

1600. 

"The Wright brothers didn't fly 

their first airplane until 1903. But 

mil) ef the growth of that Industry 

hat been possible because individual 

people dug into their peck.' 

eh. for cash lo finance It," 

The speaker referred to sortie of 

the pioneers in the automobile business 

such as Studeljak'er, Willys, 

Dodtie and Olds. He painted out that 

since Henry Ford's (im automobile 

there have been 2,720 different 

makes of ears marketed in the United 

Stales—yet only 21 survive today. 

He forecast that the development 

of the television, atomic energy 

takes only y about a minute to phone 

ll'i cheaper than you think 

especially after G PM and all day 

anywhere these day* 

It'* more satisfying... 

Sunday,,. look at these typical mi.ee: 

Camd*nlo 

Provlnoalown, MMI,7Ie 

you can ny mote,,. find out more. Wlldwoodto 

And folk* get such a kick out of hear- Philadelphia r.r.r.r.. 4Oc 

ing from you in person. 

Atlantic CHy to Boston.., 7Oo 

I mln, itntton call. Mfluud IBS tan not Included. 

NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 

P.S. The nicest "fcwJ end butter" note you 

can said is a personal "thank you" by phone! 

and electronics Industries during 

the second half of the century 

will foe |u>t as spectacular and 

fraught with risk and adventure os 

WJS the automobile and radio bus! 

nets of the past 50 years. 

Along the samo line was thi* taw 

well talk by Gary Priiyiic. ihe H«Uir\ 

Club's Junior Mifinbi?r, who howi'tl 

out. after iiUondinj! mct'Linus for Lin 

month of May 

fiarv dfst'i-ibt'fJ for the ftoMrii'iu 

somt* of tht? peacetime uses ol ytomU 

erjjy as well as the national' dofon,so 

applications 

He predicted thiil • ovcnuwlly 

atomic pourr will drive i\\\ of the 

nation's merchant .ships", and thai it 

gradually will replace coal ami oil 

the power source foj" jiiMU'i'atiii;' 

electricity 

Coimk rays, the high school stu ; 

dent said, are being experimented 

with as the means of running 

super-accurate clocks, creating rain 

artificially, and curing cancer in 

the human body 

\u hulls lioii oullmid (.ill* 

silmul < in. i i 1 . i mi mix • •>< ( r. pi.sthtod .It the 

,n \,n, vii •, lull ml linn 1U .it (on 

(iiti.iu II ill mil .t th< (liutir pn 

i nl ihuii ul til. IHI \\. Kill. Infill 

Club on Au,_u I H 

OBYRNE, 

DAILY SERVICE 

PHILA. - SEASHORE 

Ocean City 2338 

CU. 91130 WA. 44111 

By CHARLES H. CONNORS 

Rutgeri University 

This Is the lime when a lawn enn 

bo seveioly damniii'ii by dose clipping 

or scalpliitf. 

We oro prompted 10 wrlle this 

after watching a young man who, we 

beiiM-e, Is liavlnn his first lawn. 

There are many In that .mutation 

this year. 

If the bed knife of the power 

mower la set loo low, soil may be 

picked up as the mower'moves, due 

tu iincvennesH in the lawn, and with 

this the mower chops Die precious 

buds from this crowns of the grass 

plants. No more spears will HI'iiw 

from there. 

We are coming into ilii' c-rnliMrass 

season. Clip die; linvn i-lose nr «l|i 

it iintl you "pell il so tiiilwiiss - 

(.IJS-, jlujls lll\ lllCll \\C idll-.nl 

the owner that too close mowing 

PIANOS 

for 

Practice and Beginners 

A few good ussd spinets are 

available right now at prices you 

can't afford to miss, sec us before 

you buy, Cash counts, but you 

can buy on long easy terms, 

WEYAND'S 

Atlantic and Georgia Aves. 

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j: 

dantamievjiffi 

was the cause. 

Being present when a now mower 

was deilverod early one spring, we 

set tho cittilnK holaht at 2 inches. 

A 111110 crobgrass came In that year, 

but niine since. And the grass was 

more pleasant io walk on, also. 

So one of the important factors in 

the maintenance of a good lawn is 

the height of cutting. Plate the 

THURSDAY 

mower on a 

and set the 

, ; ^ o r S 

inehes. or brlt.r, ,7 

times reel type hand 

be adjusted to , 

"•'«ho«t the u« .f 

would pay to hav 

lary moweri Uma 

BIG SPECIAL SALti 

6AUDN 

ONE brand,,,ONI grade...ONLY 

All Chevrolet's competitors and most ofthe 

high-priced cars 

tried it recently in-official NASCAR* trials—and 

took a licking! 

eet the *homp! The new Chev- 

M rolet "Turbo-FW V8"-the 

most modern V8 on the read todny, 

Here's whot hoppened- 

Daylena Beach. NASCAR Acceleraiion 

Tests Over MeoiUted Mile 

From Standing Start.'Chevrolet caplured 

the 4 top positions in its class! 

B of the fint 11! And on n lime basis 

Chevrolet boat every high-priced ear, 

too-but one! But wnitMhis Is just 

the beginning! . 

Way, w|y ahead! 

Daytonn Booth. NASCAR 

Straightaway Runnini. Open to ears 

delivered in Florida for $2,500 or 

less. Chevrolet captured the first two 

places, 7 out of the first 11 places! 

Doylsna Beach. NASCAR 2-Wiiy 

StrBightiway Running Over Measured 

Mile, Open to ears from 250 

to 299 cu. in. displacement. Chevrolet 

captured 3 of the Orst 3 places! 

Colombia, S. C. NASCAR 100- 

Mile Race on half-mile iraolc. Very 

tight turns. Chevrolet finished first! 

y s , N. C. NASCAR Late 

Model Event. Chevrolet again finished 

first. Because of even tighter 

turris the driver chose to run the entire 

15,0 laps in second gear! Yet no 

overheating or pit stops! 

These facts you can't laugh off. 

Sales lender. Road leader. A crowning 

achievement of Chevrolet and 

General Motors, Try a Chevrolet... 

and live in a land of going-away 

where you win all the arguments! 

Soon, maybe? 

PALMER CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE 

1117-1129 Asbury Avenue Phone 0235 

u eon buy I 

Sales leader for 

19 slmisto V*" 1 ' 

Ocean City Lions to 

Assist at Convention 

Ml, (),„, tl| 

IMU.,,1, 

>. srnlfil llshment of better police training mini i MI uses it lunt.in Slit 

I 's 1 |lOssihlllll 1,1 S| itt 

'uliu h t techniques throughout the coun IlKllÎs ( (lllltl SltUtllll 

'liln ml I im,|| ,, M.,,,,1.. ._ ^ . try steadily gaining for police of 11 Iti. 1,011 \diins d iit^litei nf Ih 

| "in I I ill llu I),i ,n ( ui I \, I, HI i fleers a level of dignity never be mil Mis \\ i ii nn is \ri-iins (,i2 AI 

< lull .1 I himmill I ii ii 

fore experienced in this country IIIIK n mil iiim, a IIIJ;II< ui I I In Ilidfll JIL in the Imthwiii husi 

' '•It "loll mi. lull to llu Nui 

knuli l L, irti 11 ind primiri cdticiUuil 

I >' i 'i lull" \i ulum n si i < in 

| II. Knorttd Mill tlu rollit Add 

I in ss in the mi but mil spmd tin 

niiiini; lui four collit;. icors shi 

urn npdiliil hi ihi Si iti Polite il 

siiiiinici hoi i 

I It pin till Mill ( n lUbill It. Miinil 

Ins bi i n i numlKi »l thi Pluloin i 

Si I dill is (111.111.1(1 in tills piojt.t 

I Ml mil Mis II C I Minims of Ojk 

I i nlsi.ll I in} h i | n mil [o tow|ill 

till in ulorlli hMiiitm IJniril iii.l 1 

ul i IISIIIJ. llu liquid uf pulm ulll 

I urn I'hil idi Iphi i Inn dmriid tu 

ll.iukil pnlu.lluii |,i Hit ml |KJ||(. 

Sunil lion.1 

1 

I "is I In ilissis Iu upurtfil torn 

m ikt tin u ptimmint huiiie in 

I II 11IIiII II I sis In |(W. |hi \ 111 il 

pi isi M.oliolii B(unri (onttul ol \n 'inn sin (In Lnndd iimhtl r (if On in ( iti 

I1 >iu.1 i. o on (tun to. ni i iu in 

muni ip il JIIITIK i (,K \ 

lulls Motiil \.hiik Illspldols Mi 111 I. II 1,11111. Smdir I1U Cuul Mi ind Mis I,in don Horn- 

miiim Hid iniiniiipii poliFi minus Kt'i rd \M!I ncilii IHI (ICMH in iiud suns fium ( iillin^siidiiil jhu 

He said that the state attorney llOlU Ut] ull [ {Iu st tt(. 

ilimtntiii iducitKin ind in Sptun pi in tulisiiU MOIL thi urn IIOIIIKI 

hir uill In till tijihini' tin third 

general s office agrees with the \dmiltinci In Hit Aiidmii is In 

Mi IlLmsuntlll is slipiriliKndint uf 

Lndi in Ii nuik N I 

governor that some kind of train inluntni ipnlu mini ol ill, indiiul 

j tin n IMMI, in Mi rlun 

ing in police methods should be mil utlliii I isi ii u (In Aiuliim I iilluiMiit. tlu conimimi mint Miss s • 11 k 

given recruits before they are al Ii mini (ill nun 11111 iti, list of ip Silytlvr Hill lie uf llunui i Mi ind Mis Julm h l),n ui Oil 

lowed to wear the uniform and plicHUs s((linj iilmissiini is bidli house party ijlvi'n In ri l>i i Iru Buih Mi in luri fui tlio 

the gun 

lirandniDlhei 

siunnui inunths 

Niu Jirsii s^t ( inull sjitl is 

I Mi pi ikil in! t Ii M Hi, hi phi piiilliinni: fin Hi. iiiuntii in llu id 

-i!|iu- iiml the hriiwii whiili ;il oni iniK.I Ii iiiiini' loi luilUiiutii 1 lie 

The Caps May Co 

Hull' vn'ii' Hie L-his-l riiulinriitions \i nlimi »is up. mil ni l'12'l mil 

Heart Amoclallon 

Two Fined On 

loi ;i iiulirc iilili-fi- havi. lil-i-n 11' linlil I'll' hill piiuissKl llu trimm* 

Ciiitcfully 

h '' i|uiii-mrin-, (hiil [hi uf lill mill Iu I'lU hmuiri llu 

Aiulimi i\ is mi lioni tin St He 

I'.iliii bud . I ind tin- pnif.rim ri 

memorial gifts 

4301 Londls Avenut 

•niliii.il niii|iiiitu, until Wi) niun 

Im mn (,oi \lli(d Dusioll proildfd 

Hi. tuiuls tu r. sunn th( tiiiuin^ 

Sea Isle City 

pi 11 

t tin 

t in 

Police work today has a numbei 

of diversified specialties, which are 

changing constantly from year to 

year The police officer today must 

keep in training to keep up with 

changing techniques equipment 

and methods, the speaker said — 

1 IK ( IK I ll Opillltlll (11 pilllt. 

i.illnu ilii -, uiihi i Hi it in. in II 

shuilil iiiimiM ID ilu i|u j,,li «nh | 

11 \ 

t 1 \. .loy 

v.. A[lant > Cil.v, was fmtMl $10 

( ,-.K oil t ihirt,i nf p ISSIII 

ol lius ;tt 

H|. anti the 

i\( i k 

Miilty. lit- tl(I thi 

iuv liiih 1 . «;is not 

sf.-l:ool infi mid thst 

i [M>lit'i' nJTiriT mid 

iit 1 ;. ;it tht tinn 1 t'liurt ltu> t>)inK 

>,> bvlit'vf 

Patrolman Harry Severin f*i*.fied 

that ht hid itopped fAcrJl 

other motorlftt for p»ilng th* 

hitted but before he flagged down 

Joyrif-r tor th* ttme violation. 

sio H. M(iiJr!t\ 

.u :\ U>tt turn 

;ii tht 1 iiitiM'M- 

""' '"- """'il iduiintili |> i,,,f,,ti(i MO luil 

S i (.in.,11 u,Miiti,H|IKl,| in •>••• ,,,„„ „ ulsmr K. 

M im thulium Phillip limn • I'll, 'il,,,,.,,,,, I,,,,, MIIII. f ,i|i,,i to hPid . 

Hit nt (.hulls \ Ii iiiiMiiuliil rduiillMtip slim si n it lllh si iiul (,n 

Ittkn hi hi id i loiiiinilti i ut pit ii il ,\ 

PIlslllllMs U| UK dill) |(l still I, 1 _ 

n limn iliu 

ullnti 

Kiniinillii Niiinin limn I All tulil llu" in n,,,,, t|, ,„ 

th( si tiiml si\ niinllh | ^ i u itslups in Hit distimir ill. 

W. 

nt Alulliiis 

$3 costs fin 

thi« wrotu 

of 7th st 

«f Miilv 

St \ DM inlini \n "ii in'"" ^ ' 

, I"nki Cu 1122 N Fit nit SI I7IJ(I Hun in Rd Phil i II Pi 

• •Inn's Ilultl ,ii|)|>I1LS 2211 All inlit \u MlintK tin \ I 

l l — ,n I Milllni "SI Phil i Pi 

: SI Mil MUk •• •> 

Slinkier*. Suns 201 ( illtiMiiill SI Phil i I'I 

* Co-it Aprnn & Timol SOMICO 4100 Imlkfuiil \io ''lull I "> 

v '«or\ did (o 14 S 21st si Phil i I i 

JAMES ANDREA & SON GULF STATION, 9lh St. and Palen Ave. 

MAPES' ATLANTIC SERVICE. 9th St. and Bay Aw. 

AL'S CITIES SERVICE. 9th SI. and Bay Ave. 

CHICK'S SUNOCO STATION, »th St. and Haven Ave. 

ART'S FRIENDLY SERVICE, MOBIL GAS, ?th St. and Aibury Ave 

CARTER JEWELRY SHOP, 83* Boardwalk 

TAMBA GIFT SHOP. 924 Boardwalk 

MORROW NUT HOUSE, 933 Boardwalk 

MINT-ZER MINT SHOP, 94648 Boardwalk 

BERTEL'S CANDIES, 10th St. and Boardwalk 

UTTERERS LUNCHEONETTE, 840 Boardwalk 

COPPER KETTLE FUDGE SHOP, 11th St. and Boardwalk 

GOLDEN GALLEON GOLF COURSE. 11th St. and Boardwalk 

WEINDEL'S NOVELTY STORE. 1240 Boardwilk 

SPLASH INN, 1234 Boardwalk 

Ri. ill lliuluil. in.l Punt (u ll>2 \shiuv An Otian t ltj \ I 

Mnlltniinii ii s l'linl Stint 721 \sbuii All On in Clli, N J 

Wilsiin DJIII Lu \tn Yurk & \dnitu Alls Atljnlio Cm N I 

S\ult i. Co Ilkilll f.liiinlnr|;i 1" O llo% 1041 Alljillic I ill \ | 

Sllppln Will -Junii Milk Cu 247 \ S C iruluu Ait AllmtliCili \ 

\ llnkin in Si. iluu.l IIJJ Ashuil An Odui Citi N I 

} Ojs.ikis A Sous 11115 Alliiliii. An Atlmtii Citi N J 

Mind Loui! «. Hi" Ulll St in.l full An , Cjiiiikn \ J 

Win nuli.ilii Hiking 11> 101 \ Sin \.irk An Atlintir(m \ 

I. h 11. id & Co 1024 Blllluimuud St Pllllu Pj 

Iloujld M 'si'lt un Iiu 110 \V (Jp(n 1 inc Phil I M t'J 

On in Citv Smtinil IidKvr 127 8th St On. in Cill N I 

I ishi r Brim & Co 221 Maikcl St Plllla Pj 

(.ior_l B \loom-in Int, P O H«v 1489 Plnh 5 Pj 

I C Kurl7 2112 All ultit An All intic Citi \ I , 

ViiflirMins rmpiie ( nit loiul Suppli [iu ill (.nmiui I'l HI A 

Hailif Inn. 010 Wesley Ave.. Phone 1238 

Ilfinsiom, 803 Sill SI.. Pllullf 1900. Kil'lianl llalisciim 

lillewild, 710 Moorlyh Terrace, I'hnnc 8520, Florence Bauer 

Illinois, 926 Wesley Ave., I'honc 12Sr>, Walter II. & Wm. .1^ Camp llros 

Lincoln, 510 Otll St., Phone 0400, E. L. Cope 

Logan, 816.6th St., Phone 88.U, Henry Meyer 

Lnrav. M2 Wesley Ave.. Phone 8549, A. M. To I ley 

Mallard (former Ilaincsi, 3400 Central Ave., Phone 0081. M.\S, Dotts 

Manor. The, 730 Moorlyn Terr., Phone 8813, D, Loos and D. Fauerbaek 

Northwood, 401 Wesley Ave, Phone 1213, J. II. Chambcrlln 

The Ocean Call. 1412 Central Ave., Anne Herman 

Ocean Manor, 1040 Ocean Ave., Phone 1014, Florence E. MeUuer 

Oceanic, 1110 Wesley Ave., Phone 1310, Katliryn Ryan 

Parkiilde, 501 Sth St., Phune 1M4, L. P. Wtbcr 

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 

REGULAR MEMBERS 

SPLASH INN GOLF COURSE, nth SI. and Boardwalk 

TWIN KIST FROZEN CUSTARD. 920 Boardwalk 

JULIANO'S CHAR-BROIL, »31 Boardw.lk 

PRESS DELICATESSEN. 601 Asbury Ave. 

BOB'S SINCLAIR STATION. 7th St. and Aibury Ave. 

TRIANGLE SHOES, 74S Asbury Avt. 

F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.. 732 Atbury Ave. 

WARDS PASTRY SHOP, 724 Aibury Ave. 

SMOKE SHOP, 714 Asburr Ave. 

BROWNLEE'S FURNITURE STORE, 704 Aibury Ave. 

STAINTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE. 110 Asbury Ave 

LEWIS L. BARRETT PRINTING A STATIONERY. 107 Asbury A.t. 

MAIER'S RESTAURANT, 9th St. and Atlantic Ave 

WELLER'S DRIVING RANGE, 5th St. * Boardwalk. 930 Boardwalk 

12th STREET AMUSEMENT ARCADE, on the Boardwalk 

Phila. Jobbing IluliM 

.1 

1 . 21ll. r > Pai-ilk- Avi'.. Allantir Cily. i\, J 

Atlantic County Fruit & rnxliii'i- Cu.. 5 Municipal Marki't. Atlantic Cil3 

GltllcllH; Rcxsaincr & Co., 242 N. Delaware Ave. 1 . Phila., Pa. 

John II. Horlon, Pruiiuce. 1200 Asbury Ave. OCOJII (.'itv. N, .t 

Abbutts Dairies. Inc.. Ill 12ih St.. Oei-an City, N. J. 

Mason Co.. Inc., Baltic and Kentucky All's. .Atlantic City. N. 

Weekly Guide. P. O. Il»x 314. Ocean City. N, .1. 

Fretl Laundry. 112 Dili .St., Ocean City, N. .1. 

Mmood Prt-i-, IU1 A'-buri All. On m ( n\ \ I 

C. II. Shoemaker Lumber Co., 200 12th St.. Ocean Cily. N. ,1. 

Fi^clle'l• liakillf: Co., Absecon, N, J. 

Hearst Advertising Service, 922 Del^ca Drive. Smith Dennis 

MIMcn A White (Ralph Ii. lianzalezi, 1212 Filbert St.. 1'llilli 

Wells, Ctfo. I... Inc., 402 N. 2nil Si.. 1'hlla.. Pa. 

Scual, Wm. I. It Son. Inc.. Atlantic k N. Carolina Ave.. Alia till 

loit-ph Jitobi ,»WI"I Ml lime \i. \MI(lunii.l \ I 

Park View, ntii St. and Anbury Ave,. I'honc 1270. Henry drinin 

Penn Manor, S01 7th St., Phone 8057. V. ,S, Hanrahan 

The Poplars, 410 Ocean Ave,. Mri. C. Ohrislensen 

Halelsh. 100H Wesley Ave., Phone HI104. Waller Hamilton 

St. Charles, 601 Central Ave., Phone ftTvtO. K. Biekcrslair 

Sandaway, 61S nth St., Phone 2770, R. T. Siinderland 

Scarboroii)!h. 720 Ocean Ave.. Phone 0839. S. T. Workman 

Seaside, 830 6lli St., Phone 0714 or !K)20. Uenjalllln Baker 

Seaspray Manor, 815 5th St., Phone 21131. Mn. II. L. Youni; 

Southern, 835 5th St., Plione 1330, 3013, 8825, Ralph D. (Jiarth 

Strand, 9th St, and Wesley Ave,. Phiine 1804, J. J. WorUiingtou 

Surf, 9th St and Central Ave., Phone 3071, Frank Ni>cilo 

Vernon HaU, 410 Atlantic Ave., Phone 8518, Benjamin Hater 

Wynmerc, The. 833 4th St.. J'bune 3192, Mra. ConaUncc B. Wlieelei 

DUNKEM INN, 1132 Boardwilk 

PNUITT'S 5 ind 10. 93* Boardwalk 

SURF A SAND. 731 Boardwalk 

SIMMS' RESTAURANT. Moorlyn Terrace and Boardwalk 

PLYMOUTH INN, Plymouth Place and Atlantic Ave 

HEN HOUSE RESTAURANT, °th St. and Atlantic Ave. 

RUSTIC INN, 14th St. and Boardwalk 

TOWN6 HOUSE. 4th St. and Ocean Ave. 

TILLIES. tU Asbury Ave. 

HOGATES. 9th St. and Palen Ave. al Bay 

ESSIG'S RESTAURANT. 9th St. and Asbury Ave 

WATSON'S DINING ROOM, Vth St. and Ocean Ave 

CHATTERBOX, »th St. and Central Ave. 

Ocean City llfirdnjire. TH) A.-Jwry Ave..Oti'Jin Ciiv. iV .1. 

Imlsl, Uirntl OIIILI Siiiiphis 110/ Asblm \n On.inUti N I 

llanry Lloyd Chiittin. H.al Estate and Insurance. i:i|5 Asburv An-. 

l>(ira-FinLsh. Furnillile ItctilliNliers. Stinier*; Point. N. I 

M. 11. Heildini:, Bl. r > Allantii- Ave, Atlantic City. N. .1. 

I'livvell-VanCiltler, Lumber anil IHiildini Siip|ilies. 131 h'ft West Ave 

Stainton Department Stuic. 1(10 Aslnirv Ave.. Oieau Cilv. N. J. 

Mmuit Inland Ft i inn ( olUe lilXI \ Mbini \\t MlmlK (_it\ \ 

.Seashore laundry, 202 6th St.. Oican (.'itv. N. J. 

Henry .1. Kuhiier, l-\H>ti Sil|>|ilier. 72 N, Floni St.. Phila.. Pa 

PiluardS (oisun Hiitnnl \p|ilnnii.s 7»i\\i*,r All OfejllCltv \ 

Selvann'.s Pharmacy. 802 Asburv Ave. 

Win S Alilki-.on Ini MulMiMii H r >J Asbim An Oiean (Hi N 

1 A. Bedding, 5020 Spruce St., Phila. 3I>. Pa 

llmwnlec Furniture Stole. 7lh SI anil Aslniry Ave., Ocean Cilv N J 

llirin.n 1-uir rÔ \sbiiti \M On in (111 N I 

Anchor'n I'liint. 20(1 Buy Ave.. l'liune !IO2II 

Chullcrbo.i. 500 Otll St.. Phone 0717. Mrs. ,1. 11 Campbell 

(lii is' Ri'.Uurint "IB I' ill n An phiini B">lt) Lhns Montaena 

Colta«e Inn. .1234 Asbury Ave.. Phune 0791. Mrs. Edna KinK & J. Towiucnd 

Fiesta Lunch. Dili & Boa.dnalk, phone 97111. Amelia Fisher ft Kdith Carlton 

Florida Inn, 607 8th SI,. Phone 2,105, Venalda Buieham 

llufatcs. VOfl Palen Ave,. Phone 0141, Charles llaip 

1'lymuuth Inn. 717 I'lymuuth Place. Phone 887W, Miss Louisa T. Corson 

Suiiin-, lu uurjut BJ-' Biurdii ilk Phone 010* 1 lujd (. Simm;. 

lottiii. House, -till bt and Ucun Ait phom. Jj20 Rj>mond Koob 

22nd St. Resuuranl, 22nd and Asbury Ave., Phone 8530, Chris A. Poulos 

Watson's Restaurant, 901 Ocean Ave., Plione 1065, Albert W Jones 

Whitehall, 710 Ocean Ave., Phone 9021. Miss Loubn Corson

»QUR 

THE QCIAH CITY SENTINEL-LEDOER 

with a cab' for th» protection of 

Philadelphia,- Pennsylvania, for use 

ifrlgerator 

Separate 

food Freezer 

'k«*pt fraitn fatrf 

for 

Refricjerator 

with RolMo-You. 

NET, 

Now 

Storage Door' 

with Mll-bottla *pac«, 

condiment*h«lf, igg 

Server, buH«r dnd 

tompdrtmtnn, j 

containers far 

Uft-OVMTt 

Twin Hydrators 

Aluminum, nist-proof Shelve* 

Meat Tender 

Double-Easy Quidcube Trays 

Frozon Juice Can Dispenser' 

"Deluxe-103" 

, i V" Hero** a really big food-keeping center 

with oil the convenience? and features 

you'll need for safe and hand/ food star- 

'. age. See ill Compare, it I 

)EL EASY 

TERMS 

J 389' 5 

tlMER FRIGIDAIRE 

|,119 ASBURy AVE. PHONE 0235 

150-YrÔldBeesleyManshn Changes Owners 

But Will Remain Open For Annual County Tour 

Peferyburg 

The old Beesley mansion acquired 

a new owner and Beesley's Point a 

new resident this week when the 

150-year-old landmark was purchas- 

ed by George A. McAvoy, proprietor 

of the McAvoy men's and women's 

wear store on the Atlantic City 

boardwalk, 

The house, according to historians. 

Is the oldest of three ancient build- 

ings in the northern end of the 

county,, the others being the SUtcs 

House and the Bumell House, botb- 

withln hair a mile at Beesley's Point, 

and erected a few years later than 

the Beesley house. All three aro In- 

cluded In the annual Historic House 

Tour sponsored by the Cape May 

County Art League 

Through the years the Bceslev 

House hod passed through a number 

of ownerships and had fallen Into 

somewhat bad condition when it was 

purchased In 1041 by J H. "Hank" 

Becotte, a prominent electrical con- 

tractor of Ocean City, who restored 

Its original contours and architec- 

ture. 

In thli work he had the advice 

and attlttance of experts front the 

Library of Congress. Under their 

direction the walls end woodwork 

were carefully restored to preserve 

the early 19th century plan and 

appearance, the only materiel 

structural change effected being 

the replacement of a one-time 

kitchen wing on the northern end 

with a oarage, while modern heat- 

Ing and plumbing were Installed 

without serious alteration In the 

Interior eppearance. 

Since Mr Becottc's death thrce- 

yenrs ago hi? widow, Mrs Edna Be 

cottc. has established her homo lot 

Florida, and the house has been 6t- 

cuplcd by her son. and his family. 

Ocean City residents, only during 

the .summer 

Included in the purchase bv Mr 

McAvoy arc many valuable antiques, 

with which Mr and Mrs Bccottc 

hod filled the rooms Four poster 

bedf, a massive sideboard, numerous 

pieces of period furniture, fin an- 

cient molDdeon, still In good tune, 

old prints and bric-a-brac, aro among 

the relk't of oilier days Included in 

the furnishings 

Soma of ths pieces arc said to 

date back to the original owner, 

while many were acquired by Mr*. 

Becotte, an enthusiastic and dis- 

criminating antique collector, who 

selected Items of the period of its 

construction. 

Standing back from the • Shorp 

Road on one of the highest points 

of land In Cape May County, the 

house overlooks the Parkway, the 

bay and Ocean City, nnd its three- 

story height and three chimney) are 

In sharp contrast with more modern 

buildings in the neighborhood, Mr - 

McA v oy plans only such alterations 

In the house and grounds as will 

erophasUe Its design and accentu 

ate Its attractiveness 

According to the county records, 

James Beesley, tho builder, who was 

tho first postmaster In that section, 

receiving and dispatching mall via 

the Philadelphia-Cape May stage 

coach which made two trips a week, 

in 1803 paid $3,667 for the 157 acres 

which made up the original tract 

on which the house stands. 

There Is no evidence that there 

were buildings en the property at 

that time, and local historians say 

the prcient houie was completed 

not later than 1K>». 

When Mr. Becotto bought the 

property an architectural survey was 

made by Lewis D Cook, supervising 

historian, and Seymour Williams, 

F. A I A. District Officer In their 

report they said: 

"The proportion of this house, 20 

feet depth and 40 feet front, with a 

wall height of 10 feet to soffit of 

cornice, and a lengthwise ridge to 

the gable slope at some 45 degrees, 

give a dlgplty of muss that Is great- 

ly in contrail to the earlier farm- 

house of Uil» seashore) region 

"The first floor hat> the wide ccn 

tral stairhatl from front to rear with 

a large room on each side. This is 

a local arrangement inherited from 

the Georgian mansion ihouso design 

in which four rooms were the stand- 

ard The second and attic floor plans 

arc like those of the flrst 

'The great chimney breatt with 

it* handtome mantelpiece, centered 

on the gable end wall ot t»ch-of 

the"fao r6omt on the first floor. Is 

41*oWnt,'Ylt* composition o< the 

molded Wood shelf broken around, 

the central panel and each of the 

reeded pllesters which with a 

melded wood turround frame the 

marble-faced fireplace are in the 

manner of the poit|ir 

ten*. A nominating committee cop- 

PjHM of Miss Elsie Stiles, Mrs".-Eth- 

el Young and Mrs. Kathryn Gahdy 

was appointed Sunday evening to 

nominate church officers The com. 

mjttee will meet'Thursday evening 

Ut tho churcfi 1 ~ ^ 

,'HQly 

Petersburg Methodist 

Youth Plan Hay RMe 

By LILLIAN tCHWIIBINZ 

PBTBRSBWO .'*- The Methodist 

Youth > Fellowship of • the P«t«turg 

Church met Wednesday at the home 

of Mb* Peggy Webb. William Cat- 

sedy presided. There wai a discui, 

s|on o*i>lBns fqri Ny 'We. 

Present were the Rev. David Pro- 

pert, of Tuekahoe; Janice Young, 

Feggy Webb, Carol Snyder,.Margaret 

Munyon, WHllam Cassedy, Billy and 

Bobby W«*b, Raymond and Bruce 

Bailey, of this community; Uarda 

Sack, Bobby and David Gundy, of 

Oreenf)eld. 

The next meeting Is planned for 

July 6 at the Petersburg Community 

Hall, 

» • • 

CHILDREN'S DAY PLANNtp 

"Children's Day" will he observed, 

in the Petersburg Methodist Church 

Sunday at 10 a. m-. in place of the 

regular preaching service. 

A special program Is planned un, 

der the direction of Mrs. Mabel 

Sears, of Clermont, and Mrs. Mildred 

Do Haven, of ihU community. 

• • * 

rSTifUBURO NOTES 

Visiting; Mrs, Maud Walton at W»« 

home' of tier daughter, Mrs Doris 

Cloud, on Thursday were Mr. and 

Mrs. George Wilcox, of Sessner. Jla, 

and daughters, Mrs- Georgia Bettle, 

of Blficjcwood, and Mrs. Grace Leese, 

of Mayfalr, Pa. 

Mr. and Mrs Peter Schuse enter- 

tained Mr. and 'Mrs. WUUam Kane 

and cbH4ren, Patsy and Leater, of 

Sewell, Sunday. 

Mr, and Mrs. Hollls Caldwell en- 

tertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack KUvlng- 

ton and daughter, Un,da, of Mlllvllle, 

on Sunday, 

Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs 

James Cloud were Mr. and Mrs, 

Evans Lobb with their son, Ernest 

and daughter, Peggy, Of Morton, 

Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cloud and 

children, Alfred and Debra, of Me- 

\Y. JUNE 9, IMS 

dia, Pa, 

Mrs. Etta 

Mr and Mrs. 

tertalncd their 

Mr and Mr were injured 

•Garden State Par 

Wlldwood c< 

car In which 

ded nnd side 

Jean Kail, 17, 

17,worethowjur^ 

sengers In the c»r 

Eastburn 3rd, ^ 

•tudent. ^ f 

Tho car sldetwlpfd in M.' 

•ated by Walter thirti, g-oti* 

ATLANTIC CITY TRANSPORTATION CO. 

Ocean City Local Bus Service—between 8th St. and Boardwalk Tl 

and 59th St. and Central Avenue. 

Effective Wednesday, lune 15, 1955, to and including June 

Da|ly Service Including Sundays ^ 

FROM 9th and BOARDWALK to 59th STREET and CENTRAL AVENUlt 

Lean 1th St. A Leave 9th St. Leave llth St. Leave 34th St. Arrive (M I 

Lean 1th St. A 

Bdwk. Terminal 

A. M. 

U,W 

P. M. 

1X00 

1.00 

3.0O 

4,30 

i.ao 

6.30 

Leave 9th St. 

A Central Ave. 

A. M, 

11.02 

P. M, 

12.02 

1.02 

2.02 

4.22 

5.22 

* M 

Leave llth St. 

« central Ave. 

A. M, 

11.05 

P.M. 

12.05 

ijOS 

MS 

4,25 

5.35 

6,25 

FROM 59th STREET and CENTRAL AVENUE to 

Leave 59th St. 

eV Central Ave. 

A. M. 

11.40 

P. M. 

12,40 

1.40 

2.40 

4.50 

5.50 

6JS0 • 

Leave 45th St. 

ft Cerltrat Ave, 

A. M. 

11.44 

P. M. 

12.44 

1.44 

2.44 

4.54 

5.54 

6.54 

Leave Mth St. 

A Central Ave. 

A. M. 

. 11.41 

P.M. 

12.4S 

1.48 

2.4> 

. «•*• 

5.51 

6.51 

Leave Mth St. 

« Central Ave. 

A.M. 

11.10 

P. M. 

13.10 

1.10 

2.10 

4.30 

5*30 

6.W „ 

8th STREET 

Leave llth St. 

A Caqtral Ave. 

A. M, 

11.53 

P. M. 

12.51 

1.53 

2.53 

5,03 

6,03 

7.03 

Arrive (M tfl 

* Centol $ 1 

11*19 

p a- 

li.ll 

l it 

in 

AM 

Ml 

and BOARDWALK 

Arrive |)h ft, 

A.M. 

r\M. 

1141 

si 

ATLANTIC CITY TO OCEAN CITY (VIA LONGPORT SERVICi) 

Leave Virginia Ave. and Boardwalk Leave 1th St. and Boardwalk 

for Oceart City for Atlantic City 

10.15 A. M. 7.10 P. M. 

••^r - 

DELAWARE 

THOROUGHBRED RACING AT ITS BEST 

MONDAYS THRU SATURDAYS-THRU JULY 4 

* * * 

Pott Time 2,00 PM 

(Double closes 1.45 PM-D.SJ.) 

* * • 

R«0Mlar Parking—25c Valet Parking—5Oc additional 

Available Through All Entrant** 

Come to Delaware Park via The Delaware Memorial Bridge 

and follow the directional signs. 

THIM OUTSTANDING STAKE RACES 

Saturday, J|in« 11 

THE LEONARD RICHARDS 

Saturday, Ivn* 19 

THE DELAWARE OAKS 

** 

ft. Fishing Club Casting Team 

eans Up in Sea Girt Tourney 

AuiBrt flliir Pish III tf Clllll ntArfa *"-*•,* Yr^ _* . t ^ .. * 

i City Fishing Club made 

, sweep of the surf casting 

nt sponsored by' the Nu- 

„ of S,urf Angling 

Jon Saturday at Sea Girt, N. J 

j 10 live-man teams competing, 

i City F C fame in first, cap- 

• the beautiful Schafler trophy, 

.y will hold for one your, 

trophy must be won twkp 

i for permanent possession, 

each member of the 

. received a gold modal 

II key rui £ attachment. 

Otton City team consisted of 

Bldoy, Itichard B. B. Masscy, 

J W. Lipp, George R Kem ond 

t W. Stclwagon. I Foster Mur. 

nnn-rasting copiain 

_. tMm «it • total of 7,94t 

j for in average of Ml fur 

t«tn cut. Th* nearest compel- 

r «•• the Dover Flitting Club 

tlphle, with 7AH feet. 

fiddition to the team's success, 

rmule the longest single cast 

e tournament, a distance of 387 

feet. He a 

average department" 

Stclwagon, preildcnt of the Asso 

U Zf 

Sur ' AngHng club, C 

dent. 

as club presf. 

Minute Sports Quiz 

1. Who is the new manager of the 

St. Louis Cardinals7 

J What waa his former Job? 

3. Who Is Warren Hacker'' 

i 4 , Ai : "J Juno lst - nflme the team. 

'f W ««> two Major Leagues 

J. What horse won the Prcnkncs 

The Aniweri 

1 Harry Walker. 

2. Manager of Rochester, Cardln 

[arm team. 

3. Chicago Cubs pitcher 

4 Brooklyn (NLi and New York 

JU) 

l.HICKHy 

»t FOOD. 

1155 Asbury Ave. 

Phone 1515 - 1516 

— IN OUR MARKET — 

SOFT CLAMS 

FOR STEAMING 

MAINE LOBSTERS 

ALIVE or STEAMED 

ALSO PLATTERS 

LOBSTER TAILS 

STEAMED or ON PUTTERS 

Full Line of Seafood Cooked to Take Out 

ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH IN SEASON 

CAN I HAVE 

IT DONE 

A Directory of Specialized Services 

KENNETH E. BAKER 

ALUM A ROLL 

ALUMINUM 

ROLL-UP AWNINGS 

CANVAS AWNINGS 

DOOR CANOPIES 

PORCH & PATIO COVERS 

VN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES 

YELLOW PLASTIC SUN SHADES 

STORM DOORS * WINDOWS 

- - - OCEAN CITY 1241 - - - 

> BAY AVE. (Closed Sunday) OCEAN CITY 

See a thrilling roce tyery day on 7V-Crianne/ 12 • 4.3010 S.00 PA«-3 

and POST Ttm U.S.A. at 7.15 P.M. Fridays »n S«m» Chonntl f | 

Daylight Saving Time Shown 

DELAWARE PARK 

PRESENTS 

A NEW SEfclES OF FASHION SHOWS 

6V5BV THURSDAY>p-on «i» Fathion stage in front of QrqrwfoKind— 

•R-QJKI later in Clubhout* dining room. 

THE DUAWARE 5TEEPLECHASI AND m i AS50CIATI 

•RYAN fHID,Vkk.tom.miC^Mgr. B. H. WOOD,$*.*****Tf^ r '^ 

$•• Th* Dlifaff Big Thr«»; Saturday*, Jun* 10/ 25 and Jury 

SAWS FILED 

|_Bny your «awa MM by 

nlno They qut oleuur. 

r eervloa. Brine fKtm 

• A. CHAMPION 

J4W. 16th StrMt 

MATTRESSES 

BOX SPRINGS 

EEBCfLT LIKE NEW 

Call or phene OC 1100 

If notntmr UI5-R-U 

OCMH City Bedding Co. 

JÂVfN AV1N0E 

J "5! 

[W* Are Agents For 

i Van Lines, Inc. 

..J to Coait Service 

{UKAL OR INTERSTATE 

MOVING? 

T SERVICE 

ESTIMATES 

;EAN CITY 

tESS CO. 

|/INC0RPORATBD 

I" 9 . 4NACBURYAVE. 

STORAGE • 

MADB TO ORDER 

• VENETIAN BUNDS 

RE-TAPINO tnd RKOKDINO 

• WINDOW SHADES 

M. C. MILLE 

Y«tr p 

In OcMn CHy 

11tl Bay Avenue 

Phone 2523 

• CLOSED SUNDAYS • 

Raiders 4th In 

N.J. Track Meet 

Score in 4 Evenlt / 

at Nsvv Brunswick V 

Ow-an city', track and field team 

mado a commendable showing In the 

r!ii!, a " nl1 *' New J «y State Inter- 

scholastic Athletic Assdclalion'ii 

championship meet at New Bruns- 

wick Saturday, as the Raiders placed 

fourth In the 15-school Group I dl- 

" • on 

oach E Fcnton Carey's harriers 

came off with one first place, a third 

and two fourths to compile a total 

of 1314 points. Matawan won the 

ivhion championship with 65V4 tal- 

lies, with Verona second with 4314 

and rtumson tiiird with IB. 

Sen{l°, h - flyl;l "- Tfd - f ' ri1 -* M °+ 

THE OCfeAM CITY 

pole vault, soaring to a height «f 

1 *!*'• "»nli Wlcke* high lump- 

ed flv*feetfllne to Hnlih third In 

that event; Charity Bowman gath- 

? . f ? urth P' 1 *" Points with a 

IM-foet heave with the lavelln, 

and Joe Kennedy ran the een many exceptions to thfi so- 

:alled rule. 

The old-time theory held by some 

lorsemen has been proved a fallacy 

iver the years. Today, It k simply 

lUlmoded, and there.are statistics to 

how why. 

Tnke the Delaware Handicap itself, 

climactic event in Delaware Park's 

fluartcr-nillllon dollar Distaff Big 

Three scries coming up at the cur- 

rent meelinu—which begins with the 

Delaware Oaks June 18 and has the 

week-later "new" New Castle for 

the middle gem. The latter U now a 

major prep for the Delaware Handi- 

cap, which this season succeeds the 

'old" New Castle as the world's rich- 

est distaff slake. 

The New Castle, or newly-named 

Delaware, has been run 17 times— 

and a three-year-old was victorious 

five limes. The most recent was 

Grecian Queen In 1953, and that tri- 

umph helped her to earn the cham- 

pionship of her sex In that year. 

Oridlnarlly, It may be hard for a 

sophomore filly to beat a mare, but 

that can be offset in a handicap like 

the Delaware when a young horse 

gets a weight pull against older rac- 

ers. The five three-year-old winners 

of Delaware's big event in the past 

•arrled from 108 to 114 pounds, and 

iome heavily weighted older stars 

ave been well beaten.' 

License Letters 

to be Changed 

County to Drop 

'Z' Plate Series 

The Stlite Motor Vehicle Division 

his week, announced tentative plans 

>y which license plates next yett 

vlll bo lettered according to regis- 

tration dates Instead of as designs- 

Ions of the state's 21 counties. 

Director Frederick J. Gassert ex- 

Ialned that under the new proposed 

etlerlng plan, vehicles registered In 

January would carry "AA" or any 

lomblnaUon through to "AZ" before 

he numerals; A vehicle registered 

in December would cany "YA" or 

"ZA" letters. 

Under the present system "Z" In- 

l.icates a Cape May County vehicle, 

A" an Atlantic County registration 

md so on with each county carrying 

in Identifying letter on its llcens* 

John Wynn, of HwMonfldd, 

brought a good Cap* May County 

Dining contnr tntry Info Lwnonf t 

aboard his Ralmar IV Sunday. If 

wa> a 2H4 Inch long bluo weigh- 

ing Mvm pound*, six and a half 

ouncH, caupht off Hit lobttar pot*. 

Ed Cornman Jr. reported that A) 

Gulyar Sr., of Philadelphia, enjoyed 

his flrst venture after the Hues in 

his new boat, the rive G's, Sunday, 

bringing hi IS blues averaging from 

four to seven pounds. Son Al Jr. 

and friend, Jack Bowers, were 

aboird. 

Cornnmn'B also reported that Dr. 

Paul\ Moycr, of Lansdale.' Pa, 

broutht in a 914 pound blue while 

fishing aboard Elmer Shelley's El 

Mar. A. V. Watson and George 

Tuck helped Dr. Moyer and Sheley 

to boat 18 other blues on the trip. 

Bay Fishing in 

County is Good 

8-Pound Flourider 

It Contest Entry 

Inside fishing is breaking all rec- 

ords for this tinle of the year, ac- 

cording to Walter M, Treen, direc- 

tor of public affairs In Cape May 

County, who Is In charge of the 20th 

Annual Fishing Contest. 

Trcen reported that entries re- 

ceived the past several days indicate 

the catches from the inland water- 

ways will reach a new high this 

year. 

Heading the list In the current 

season for flounders in the Inland 

waterway is an eight pounder caught 

by John Daugherty, of Cape May 

Court House, while angling at Stolen 

Bonnet, near Court House. 

Drum fishing continues to hold the 

spotlight In the Delaware Bay. Dom- 

inic Pirolli, TuUytown. PH., filed his 

entry In the contest which showed 

he hooked one weighing 74 pounds, 

2 ounces.. Zimmerman's of Town 

Bank sent In this entry and many 

others above 60 pounds each. 

The weekly prize feature Is now 

under way and the Initial winner to 

be. selected from the entries received 

during the current week will be an- 

nounced next week. 

ilatea and registration. 

Mr. Gatscrt said his division 

rould continue to graht the request 

lude annually by some 3,000 persons 

tor special lettering. He said special 

Jcslgnatlons required by law, such 

is "MD" for .physicians, will con- 

tinue. The state now has about two 

million registrations. 

How About 

Uitlng Your 

Greenwood Completes 

Air Technical Court* 

CpL James W. Greenwood, of the 

V S. Marine Corps, was graduated 

May 13 from the Airman Prepara- 

tory School at the Naval Ah* Tech- 

nical Training Center, Jacksonville, 

Fla. 

Cpl. Greenwood Is the son of Mr. 

and Mrs. John W. Greenwood, 648 

8L James pl~ and husband of «u> 

former Patricia T. Schulti, this dty. 

The elgirt-wfek bourse at Jackson- 

ville covered basio aviation skills 

such at fire fighting, aircraft repair. 

men as fi g g , rep, 

mathematics, fduaprlnt readins. 

Shufflln' On 

N«wt •ml Gontp of 

Shuffltboard Club 

•y H. PAMKk BAKIR 

Do you know when either S or 10 

points can be deducted from your 

score? When your dUc can be re- 

moved and any points It scores 

credited to your opponent? When 

100 points Instead of the usual 75 

constitutes a game? What is meant 

by a Hesitation or a Hook shotT 

What to, do when you dont like a 

referee's decision? 

These and numerous other ques- 

tions can be answered by getting 

your copy of the Official Shuffleboard 

Rule* at tie cue house. 

• • • 

It's nice to have with us again 

for another season Dr. and Mrs. 

Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. Joy, Mr. and 

Mrs. Rockford, Allen, and Helen 

Wise, Mabel Dunn, LfllUn Marple, 

Ben. Hendren, Charles Heidman, 

Charles Holsberg, a member of the 

board of directors, and WUUam Red- 

dicks, a member of the club since 

Its formation In 1941. 

It If with great pleasure also that 

*re announce the turning on of the 

lights for the first time on Saturday 

evening. Devotees of the sport will 

be able to play rooming, noon, and 

night. 

The summer schedule of activities 

•"" * d ft h 

will fit announced after the club 

mjjtfnk on Wedd*^ 

Another Cornman report lists Ray 

Steelman, of 30 Bayonne pi,, book- 

ing a three pound, nine ounce weakle 

and flve kings In the bay over the 

week end.' 

• • „• 

Big hauls in blur* were reported 

from the party boats at Steelmen's 

dock* over the week end. CapL 

Frank Steelman Wednesday on the 

Seaway took a large party to the 

lobster pots and treated them to a 

catch of 83 blues, averaging out 

from Hi to six pounds. 

Sunday Cpr. Stoalman and tmt 

taaway took out a party of Lan- 

cattor. Pa, visitor* and brought 

them back with a load of 45 blue*, 

from flirt* to weft pound! each. 

'" «!•*•••»• were A. Filling*, R. 

•>. IHnr, C. tt*ck*fvh% N. Gass- 

man, L, Oulnn, D. Flnchbauah, H. 

Ffnchbaugh and K. Trm. 

Cant Cliff Dark's Deslree II, sail- 

ng out of the Yacht Club Ingoon, 

docked at Steelman's Sunday with a 

haul of 48 blues, running from three 

to seven pounds. In the party were 

Bud Bertolet, At Stutike, pan 

MltctUe and BUI Sharp. 

The fun 'aflshing In the waters 

around Ocean City promises to be- 

come even better with the warmer 

weth d tl 

with the warmer 

, and consequently warmer 

water, expected this week. 

MAY'S 

Boof Yard 8, Satin 

12th ST. tt BAYFRONT 

U-DRIVE 16-FT. 

POWER BOATS 

F«r Rent by Day or Half Day 

Rowboots for Hire 

BAIT-TACKLE 

Marine Gas anil Oil 

~—— I 

Full Lira of 

MARINE PAINT and 

ACCESSORIES 

Auxiliary Offers 

Boat Inspection 

Free Service Plan 

Again In Effect 

Facilities and procedures for- the 

free Inspection of power boats: of 

the Ocean City area will toe discussed 

at an Inspectors meeting of the 

Ocean City Flotilla, U. S. Coast 

Guard Auxiliary, at Its headquarters', 

636 Pleasure av., Sunday. 

.Forrest Nytnan, commander of the 

flotilla, reported that an Inspection 

station will be set up at the private 

dock of William McCann at 37 La- 

goon rd.. near the'Coast Guard Sta- 

tion, about June tS,. 

Floating InipMtlfHit will be con- 

ducted by .the AtHlliary whsnvar 

In Hi* area It Is rtqunttd on 

boat* Had up at their home rnw- 

Ings. Chief Inspector FranK Carter 

will, arrange for such Inspectktns. 

The inspections will be safety ex- 

aminations ior. rnotarboats, both in- 

board and outboard. The examina- 

tion will be free, and where a boat 

and equipment meet standards of 

safely, a decal will be Issued for 

display on the craft. 

The deeal ««nphi Hie boat from 

routW* iNMMblt and 

the Ceasr Owenl fa# 

n, e p . 

vloui vlelarkw of iwrine 

"•"*" s ,. 

Commander Nyman InylMd *all 

boatmen of the area desiring cour- 

tesy examination* to notify fit* fW- 

Ulla Inspectors, who nay be located 

each week end at the flotilla head- 

quarters. 

16' Seafarer 

THE BIG 

Rugged Boat 

IDEAL FOR: 

Fishing and Family Uss 

Ungrh—16' 

• Depth—28" 

• Beam—64" 

• Weight^-320 Ibi. 

ONLY '480 

ALL ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE 

OCEAN CITY 

BOAT WORKS 

619 PLEASURE AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY 1110 

Yacht Club Speedboat 

Season Opens June If 

The speedboat radnf season at 

the Ocean dty Yacht Club WOl set 

into full swing on Sunday. June It, 

James L. Cherry, chairman of the 

powerboat committee, reported this 

week. . , j 

The season will feature th* W*«k- 

ly Bellwoar Series race*,' til* annual 

Commlssioners'Tropby race, and the 

speedboat racing'regatta. The season 

was officially opened last week *1th 

the Memorial Day Marathon. . • • 

The *une-up race for the BeUWoar 

series will begin June IS at 11 a..m. 

MM 

•n* 

n 

and 

berj. 

WUHam 

Mrs. WWlaS 

Mawr. Poland 

PRIVATE •V ARADl$E '/« 

Tackle Furnished Ot SUfinny 

Picnic Privli»a*» -*. LtftKh 

Adults 50c DAY 

COMk and 00 IHtlVlLtyl 

SEASON TICKETS Ofttt A REAL SAY 

v, •«*£ 

ANCHOR'N 

POINT 

OWING ROOM 

Second Street on the Bay 

Enjoy Fine 

BREAKFASTS 

LUNCHES and DINNERS 

On Covered Screened Daclc, or in Panelled Dining Room 

OPEN WEEK ENDS 

From 4 P. M. Friday 'til 8 P. M. Sunday 

Breakfast Servml from 6 A. M. Saturday and Sunday 

DINE IN A TRUE MARINE ATMOSPHERE 

June is th« month to b 

new 1955 T)r«>ton« 3< 

OUTBOARD 

MOTOR 

UHJf. 

10 HA 

mcfvOTp ^ Up afuff^ 

• No vtbration... n» Mb* 

e Naw TwbMhlp «pM«t MMNI 

• Eotlar'to 

MOORE'S 

741 Askari Aw. 

for OuMmding Style and Performante, 

In itrlUnf new nl*r camUnBtlwii and Iws^sMd d*ckln« 

•#Hti, ptmtlCroffj ucltlng IMS Hn. of flturgloi b»H glvn 

yw Ike IrAJMwwIly tup«b boating pirfarmanM and mamu- 

wraWIHy hr whkh it li nationally fpitisw. 

tl«M matdiltn nwdtli — 4 big 14 FOOTItf, IhrH b»sd- 

tHiml 11 fOOTIKS and « itiinly * FOOT DIMOHY — »m- 

(4*t( HsitlCmft'l Ml beating stray. 

the fiRMin nktralat u*-pl*« hull «rac« taOt mod*! la Iniut* 

In itaiuiKli, iwnMl cturabllity. At viual, NgillCiaft rtqvln* n» 

•MHfWl pnpatatlM, 

Ml tn#fll P'j. 

ANCHOR'N POINT 

• THOMPSON PLASTICRAFT BOATS • 

PACEMAKER TRAILERS • ELECTRIC HOIST 

MARINE HARDWARE • BOAT & MOTOR RENTALS 

BAIT # TACKLE • REPAIRS e RESTAURANT 

Phone 9028 

200 Bay Avenue 

See Our Exhibit at the Ocean City Home Show 

it Contention Hall, June 14-15-16-17, 4 to 11 P. M. 

1 (^ ^ 

JUNE 

SPECIALS! 

I FA 

GET R1ADY and SET I 

GO afMr Hi* Uftl 

filial 

LINE 

Choos* from our lam 

•ttortiMnt, rejduced 

for this spatial. 

E D CORN 

AH: 

*«'.-.

6 —SECTION FOUR THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER JTHUttSDAV. 

low bow to remove an embedded 

hook? The Institute For Safer 

advises saiest way is to cut 

off the point if the point has cans 

through the flesh. It not, force the 

point through, and then cut It. 

•Sharp pliers are necessary for this 

operation. 

GREGORY 

900 Share Read — Somers Point 

Hotel - Bar - Restaurant 

>Mturlna—Turkey Matter* and Sandwiches, Oyster Stew, Clam Staw 

Fried Oyster*, Snipper Soup, Frltd Jumbo Shrimp, Sufted, StMki 

SHUFFLEBOARD OWN ALL YEAR at 7-00 A.M. 

Somers Point News 

Mr*. A. W. Saburn, R«port«r 

Somers Point Junior High to 

Graduate 32 Students Tonight 

JOE Dl ORIO'S 

CIRCLE CAFE 

SOMERS POINT 

Kitchen Open 

Every Day Starting Saturday 

Reil Italian Spaghetti • Ravioli 

French Fried Shrimp • Deviled Crab 

Half of Fried ChickKn • Steak 

SANDWICHES and SNACKS 

FOR PACKAGE GOODS and BEER 

Phone Somers Point 2578 

STEELE'S SHIP 

BAR 

' SOMIRS POINT 

ELMER BLAKE Proudly Presents 

EVE ROSS 

AND THE 

ROCKING HORSES 

Featuring. m.ORES fREUEMCKS 

AMERICA'S NEWEST INSTRUMENTAL COMBO 

Plus STAN the Man FACIY Piano Star 

-. . • ^ 

KITCHEN OPEN 

Serving the Finest 

FULL COURSE DINNERS — SANDWICHES 

AT ALL HOURS 

8-fouith day of May 

1051 their clalm.1 In writing and under 

oath specifying thP amount claimed 

und the particulars of the claim 

Ilaud MJJ 21 A D 1055 

May If Gelse 

C-2—lt-pf $8 K2 

Kh «F fcTTUMI. 

ASH UISTHIIII'TION 

Notice Is hereby Klvcn that the ac- 

counts of the subscriber, as the udmln- 

liitnitor of the estate of Annie c. 

Fo\ort - - - deceased, will be audited 

und stated bv the ûrroe&tc anil te- 

poi-led for settlement to the Cape May 

County Court-Probote Division on the 

sixth day of July, next, at ten o'clock 

A. M., ut which lime apmk'atlon will 

he made for the allowance or Controls- 

sloni iml counsel feei 

Dated \In> i't 1905 

Klrkntnn, Mulnican'A Harris, 

Attorneys 

Atlnntli, Cllv, N J. 

BI.WOOD F. KIRKMAN. 

Administrator 

C-2—II—pf $7.56 

OFFUIIAI. NOTICK 

TAKi; NOTicn thnt straihmeie Inn 

has applied lo the Common Council 0( 

the (.ounty of cape May for j Plenary 

Retail Consumption License for prem- 

ises situate Bvyvleu- Drive. Strathmcre, 

Objections, If any. should be made 

Immediately In wrltlnit to Allen BcrEh. 

CM l rk of Township of UppersTuckahoe, 

Signed: Ceelle Twist. , 

Rtrathmere Inn, 

Bftyvlew Drive. 

Slrathmere N J 

-S-1.18 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

GIKU or woman wanted, 

ile boy. Apply Taylor Pork 

Bdwalk U 

_....ED halrdreasers mole oi 

one for steady employment 

^-sooson Also manli urlst rull 

t time * icellcnl salary Boult*- 

,uiy Shop, 7H Buttcisea Ruad 

m 0 ? M ¥.i"' lS '°'" tr ' "'"'" mh n«'"h 

mi.ii IN i lliunc bonif is Point lilju 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

- An opportunity to gUe 

•1.1 a Yo? U will"l,°tc our* bod? £& 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

Ocean City Dry Cleaners 

(N«w Owi»r '— AUBREY REED) 

PRESSING 

DYiING — ALTERATIONS 

LAUNDERING 

RUG CLEANING 

All Work 100% Ou.r.ntMd 

High Quality, Courtooui, 

Dependablo Service, 

FREE 

Moth Proofing All Clothing 

FOR PROMPT PICK-UP 

•nd DELIVERY 

PHONE 


HAND und powei lawn moners luivn 

lolltis i\nd stiriadei i rcntm Da\ls 

Haidnnrr Co 12.15 Asbu^ A\e tf 

KCI R1OLRA I ION SFRVU C-Bepall» 

anil adjustments on all miik« Com 

miriinl Uomcstk Thomas Chattln 

1116 Aibui) Ai» Phom 3001 II 

TDR qu,illn honui call Lliarles E 

Residence Phone 

tf 

WILL HAUL AWAY anjthlnK >ou do 

not want f.nm ink uaram in tUt 

!i W ''"* bel " k H 1 

e S 

nrliiht, plume Somcrs Tolnt 

srxrriON 

and posluo"ri,' if e 

Inif the salaries o 

nlcipa! employ I 

j |n need of various services 

d brtil womdn tthtf Is an cypeil 

| niuse houseKeeper excellenl 

j Capable of taking care at In- 

|cr elderly person. Box 7793, Sen 

"• Idler. 6 9 

ip 

(-111 

salari 

employ 

New J 

,10% 

Now Jersey", 

-uj piKED a watchman or full o 

k time latesman. Year around rcs 

Pphone 3030-W 6-9 

AGENCY 

mb 

SClllO^ 3 This 

take iftect in the Um 

l.-lw and will beciniinS 

nItijt July 1st 1KB 

„ NOTIIK 

llic obo\e oidlnance w 

CITY Employment Agency 

Reliable help furnished 

Inicjtigated COUDEUA 

Prop Fnonq 1980 it 

TUTORING 

City of Ocean Clly, 

first rcaillnK at a" m 

Board held nn tne 3rn 

1-W5 and will be tokt 

iraiilnk. final |)auaCo Sd il» 

at a meetlni; of said Boird to I?, 

on llio 17th da> of June, «& (• 

Commissioners' Chamben ,nt» fl 

DIAL READING and elementary 

i tuhjeits Public school teach 

S. Noal, 1335 Pleasure Ave. 

lty. Phone 17M. 6-2.1 

„. TUTORING In cool Ocean 

suit or five subject spcumists 

IT} hifch school and colliK< 

. Ctassek start June £1 Ask 

j.— INTENSIVE COACHING 

Commissioners 1 Cnambeii , an o Knure INTENSIVE COACHING 

Ocean Cltl Men Jereey, dl Uffli 8B 12 W lilh St Occon Cltl 

RFX3INA li RODmS iltamore A\t , Wjndmooi Pu 

Cll] 

0-0—11—pr W.8 

CITV OF OCKAN CITt, NBWRD 

OHDlNANfE NO til ' - 

AN ORDINANCE to fix and at ^ Pembi oke Lane 

llsh ' the compentdtlon d[ tbe 111 

and other Clly CommlsiloMn JT 

Clt5 of Ocean city NBV Jnie/ 

An Ordinance entitled u i 

duly passed by the Boinl of C« 

sloners of the City of OceiB Oty. 

Jersey, on first leading at 

of said Bal hld t 1 

Jersey, on first leading at IfiKi 

of said Boanl held on tot 17tli te 

Ma>1905 and vt tk I 

d on tot 17tli te 

1905 and vts taken up In 

If lutorlntf. AH grades and 

1 Licensed. Experienced 

Well kiioun In public 

Sheppard's Auto Service 

All Kinds of Body Repairs 

UHIlLL AII(,NM1•^T 

COBItKCTS TIBE WEAR 

912 - 14 SIMPSON AVENUE 

PHONE 0722 „ 


Yale Keys 25c Each 

2 for 45c 

Haidwatc Co. 

t tchool cht-k^ Reasonable ink 

Mi rlon Pm k 

City 

PERSONALS 

320.1 Any 

of age or size 

i order 

1 Asbury Ave 

doll repahed 

i Uothts f 

tHE FIM-S1 IN 

Informals, 

. Wcddlnc 

Receptions 

onil K,itllhK final passage and lAsj 

it a meeting of said Boinl hfW m , ..,.„ „„., 

Ird duy of June MH, in die am (lion Cards—Phone 0711 

slonera Oinmbers City HllL 01 IfcHpnry 412 Ocean Ave 

CHy Vew Jer$e> at eleven odod 1 r 

he forenoon BOWfflSff* TENSE Tired Nervous 

rii> iicrk "Wflimit> printing _it pf %2fa •f u y f ?, enl . Phone 07H and iela\ 

Refrigeration 

Commercial - Domestic 

Carrier 

AIR CONDITIONERS 

W. GEORGE REILLY 

Authorized Dealer 


Phone 2204 I 

FRIGIDAIRE SAI lij and SERVICE— 

Ripalia to all make refrigt 1 ntors 

New FrlKldalre refrigerators, ranues 

washers dryers frecrera 1'almer I-rlii 

lilaln 1117 Asbuiy Ave Phone 02TS 

Open every evcnlnK 'til 9. tf 

fMLlIcniy, 4L2 Ocean 

NOTK'K OF SKITLEMEST I 

Notice Is hereby f>lvffl that tie! 

counts of the subscrlbcn u lief 

i-cutors of the tSUitt of OI 

Stllwell deceased, will be > 

stated by the surrogate, and 1. . 

for settlement 10 the O»pe Hajr.Ol 

'»urt-l>robBte DI1UI0/1 Hh mi 

daj of July new atteno'd 

at which time application »U11 

for the ollowance ot r 

counsel fees. 

Dated June 1. 1055 

Riibert K, Bell. 

Attorney 

Ocean city, N J, , 

Bobfrt K. m j 

Thonuu H.) 

0-9—It—pf J7.56 

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Classified Advertisements 

AiUei tibemLnts for th?£D columns should be In Ilie of...- - , 

'.cntlnil U-ilKer NOT 1ATHR THAN NOOV SATURDAY AND WKDW 

D\Y foi publication on the Cluisltled PJKe, Phone 0301 or W0& 

CLASSIFIED AD KATES 

One Time, 25 Words or Lew 

(3c per word exceeding 1 r t words) 

Ad Running 5 Consecutive Times, with 25 Words or Lejj . P*J 

Ads Requiring Box Number*, 25c More 

— All Classified Advertising Cash — 

r.ipv mailed In Riven to representative- or brought w of(l«F«*| 

nllj MOST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OH STAMPS |- —'«* • 

ropv accepted ovu phone as courtesj and convenience to < 

iulitnri(.c mu^t be in before advertisement is set In type 

Classified Display Advertising — *I 80 Per Inch 

CARD OF THANKS 

We would like 10 thank the membera 

f the Youth Center for their most 

Kencroiis girt. It was so thoughtful to 

remember us In such a nice way The 

memory of your thoughtfulnes* will be 

cherished forever. 

MARY ANN AND DOW 

LOST 

BLACK leather change purse. May 3L 

containing store coin and key* nn 

ehnln; vicinity of 8th & Aibury Ave. 

829 Second St. . 6-9 

PRESCRIPTION glumes wIUl a half 

frame. PoMibly 34th street Btctlon.* 

Reward. Phone fo*. -e-9 

FEMALE HELP WANTED 

FEMALE HELP WANTED Applications 

now Doing taken far taieaUdlt*. Full 

Umei or part time. Year around wortc 

Apply to Mra, Batterjby. o C Murphy 

Co, Wh st, and Asbury Ave « 

EXPERIENCED single needle opera- 1 

ton on ureuM Hece work ram. 

"eer around work. Apply In perton 

J Someis Point tltg. Go, 132 Shore 

load, Some Pulnt, N. I. M 

Murphy 00., fy, aaj Asbury Ave. tf 

^B/VTORS forreopened Ocean CUT 

3IRL wanted for sandwich emuiter. 

Apply Davla * Gordon, 1700 Asbury 

WOMAN or competent high school 1 

Egg?- - 

•p 

4 

•H 

i 

• € 

FEMALE HELP 

AVON representatlia "J!*1S 1 

port, aciUlvllle S 1 ? 

mora nnil Becslei's 

tlon call Allanllc CW 

WOMAN to do 

'53 CADILLAC 

0E VILLE COUpE 

FULLY iQUIPPEO 

$ 2995 

|'}3 STUDE. Tudor 

1 CHAMPION — RADIO 

HiATiR -, HYDRO. 

$1195 

IPONTIAC Chieftain 

OR SEDAN, R. * HYDRO. 

$895 

• LINCOLN Capri 

1 HARD TOP 

$3250 

1 PONTIAC 4-Door 

$575 

JCHEV.'/,-Ton Stake 

MALE HELP 

BRICK and block Wtr. 

Amoa. 417 3«h St. 

Asbury Ave. 

$695 

hey. 4-Dr. P.G. 

^695 

JDE. Ghctrnpipn 

HELPER 

AlkfKl 

BUTCHER 

UCK 

•CiMUC 

Aibury Avenue 

'Ciry Phono 0$06 

A. E:-STONE, Inc. 

Quality Asphalt Paving 

at Moderate Prices 

Phone PIsaianMlle 2781 or 2769 

7 1J 

STEAM WALIACRAPING — Wnteilesi 

method Also palntcil walls beautl 

full} ckannl h> EPLLIII process with 

uui steam Wallmaittr Sonitis Point 

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 

O.K.'D USED CARS AND TRUCICS— 

All mqkes and models with a writ- 

ten guurantee that counts Palmer 

Chevrolet and Oidsmobllc Used Car 

Lot, Uth and Simpson Ave, Phone 0237. 

Open evenings. tf 

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 THE OCEAN CITV SENTINEL-LEDOER 

FOR SALE 

1918 PLYMOUTH—Convertible lellnw, 

new lop lailio and heater 1350 00 

Apply 24 t> Holly Hills Drive The 

Fairways, or phono somers Point 3«tH, 

5-0 

2 WHru, (1 \8 ) ti allei good COIWI 

tltin. new tlr**, 55O.IJO. Inquire Boll- 

IHK Stanhupi' Head Marmora N J 

or phone 27y2. ' ' 6-t> 

1953 PLYMOUTH, sport coupe t%vo 

tone white null tires radio, hestei 

Ckan New em guarantee One owner 

SI JOU 00 Phone 02\i 6-9 

KI\S DUHI ICATED imd mnnc lo 

IOIU Ijiiirmls Tos Biy A\e I'hnni- 

1|S7 (>J.1 

Walter £ i.eoigc Bicldim nÛCi'inl 

liiilldui Kin 3id st Phone 20ut-J 

or 55 Ashury Ave I'hone 2!i(S2-W 6-23 

FLOOR SANDING MACHINE and wax- 

Ing nuichlne for rent by the dav 

Da\ls Hudware Cimilinny 1235 Asbury 

An. Phone D'115 tf 

NOTICE TO WEEKKN11ERS -We rent 

Icmls (or any Jub. Gun lacker, luwn 

lolltr powtr mowei flooi b indc i 

Ocean City Hardware Co. 723 Asbury 

Ave. Phone 2158. tf 

Attention 

YOU CAN AFFORD 

H •>!> ri,i'\y oi a 55 Pont I*ou 

mllent.e 'Yes hei(c\c It or not' 

925 Down mul ^12 50 p^r wk buys 

>ou a ( ji5 Ctie\y ond 55 Pontlacs 

priced uk low us $1935 utth the 

Ua\\îiv Motors sensaitonal TIMES 

SALES PI,AN 42 months to pay 

This offfi may 1H> limited so act 

quhklj' NO GIMMICKS NO RED 

I Art NO 1UO I OANS TO PAY 

Siicclm iuttnilon to Servicemen On 

the sput dellveiv Make (i«ly one 

PfiMfltnt ( ottiiiletr ^(>r\ke lnclnd 

oil in mn on the pternlHc; modern 

vie L 1 dep t C redlt Quit kly ni>- 

pi o\ t d b> U lephoiif IVnonal 

cit'dlt irtrnrmallon gtrictl> mnil- 

dentliil TREMENDOUS TRADE, IN 

AI LO\VANCES If >ou ov.e any 

money on your old cur Baj v\ ay 

villl pav it off This is orn? or the 

most unusual pinna c\ oi offered 

ACT NOW WHILE J HIS OFF* R 

LAi/Tb Call ELI/ 4-B18S ot tuil 

In iicrson at 

The Big Bayway Motors 

Rt 1 4 Elmoiu live at the Boy- 

\\a\ tia/ric tlrcle Elizabeth N J 

See Us For 

Used Refrigerators 

Some reconditioned and 

Guaranteed. Other* at If. 

Excellent buyt at 

reatonabta pricei. 



Phone 1242 

FOR SALi 

BUREAUS 

waahefi. 

ch«t of drawfri, 

lot slutware. antique canopy 

bed drop leaf nitho 

rocker. lody« chair inv table, Llncolh 

23? Asbmy Ave 

frS 

TWO SUMMER ,uiti, men a, site M 

One blue and one brown. Both 

Itlon Very 

SINGLE rock maple bed coll 

and mutual, good condition, . 

double coll spring and nUttrets, ; 

small nunoiany china clnet, 

I3» Bayahora Dr. 

RUSTICRAFT WOODEN FKNCE3. 

red wood basket weave, English 

hunllo fencea. post and rail, red wood 

" ~ " P.li.A. tenpj. 

board. Free estimates. 

Bert s Patio Shop SOI Wat Ave, Phone 

or 3122. 

USED TV SETS In good condition. 

Antenna* and towen Installed and 

repaired. Ocean City Hardware Op.L 

720 Asbury Ave. Phone 21&8 t 

SMALL senei, top leer, round dlnlns 

room table, floor lamp, metal bed 

and link iprlng;, American cooker; rajr 

rugs 60x03; one and five nlion oil 

cam, two bronie flpturc*. 13 Bay Vlsw 

Place 6-9 

TWO BUNK beds; studio couch: three 

piece wicker »t; two vice* over. 

stuffed 11' 

abnahle 

room set 

inlyn pi. two cota, llea- 

nntss, marlKoldi, petunias, 

snapdragon!, sweet alyssum, agora- 

.um aaten Kailet snite cornriowers 

:alendula jcalllardla paraley, 50c d 

l b 

enrysanthemumi, 

Phone 2V29-J. 

it 

paraley, 

y »ev«r 

geranlumi, 

da jcalllardla paraley, 50c do} 

iilto slraubcny »ev«r bearlnn 

l i shrubs. 

S 

ubs. 

S-9 

COMPLETE nwhonony bedroom set. 

exceptionally Eood condition, 

sonable. Phone 13B2-J. ft-17 

USED G.E Automatic Dishwasher, _ 

years old. I1T5.00. Trailed In on 

new Frigidolre dishwasher, ralmer's 

Frlgldolre. 1117 Aibury Ave. Phone 

BOATS FOR SALE 

FINE BOAl sllpa ftn rent In the i 

cvt Iîôon In cast of a storm In 

thiin tlty $125 00 season Phone 

10U J f " 

iC LI E\NINl. Iq in oit anil silence 

not a huslfirvt lrust \(iui 111^3 to 

lellnblf flim All t>i»s of nik 

fniilnn. OompU-tc ni^' sprvlpf^- -rlc/in- 

k repuh und EIOI IPO iltptitmint 

mitli HUK Moikj r_"> N M iln st 

Mlllvlllc. Phunu II), KsiuhliBlicd since 

1S87. n-:si 

NOW OPEN 

HADLY JEWELERS 


WATCH, CLOCK and 

JEWELRY REPAIRING 

Manufacturing Special 

Rings and Diamond 

Mountings 

Store Hours: 10 to 12:30 

& 2 to 4:30 — Closed Mon. 

PHONE 2848 

BO(]H\h 

U 

J 1 

Ir- 

fl 

f- I'lW 

to i 1> 

iten 

j-jifji 

LIU 

O.'I 

KEYS MADE—t:omplele locksmith ser- 

vice. Automobile lodis *t îK^liilty, 

Wultor K. Alltn, 705 Central Av«. 

Phone ^641. t/ 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

SUMMER SAFE 

USED CARS 

'S3 DODGE MLndnuhruok I tone 

flnnli llcikr *10»0 

'53 MERCURY Montcio Il.ildtop 

llailio Jiid Hcjlcr Wtnti wslh 

S1995 

'53 OLDSMOBILE 8B" I DoOl 

biddll ll< iltl *!'* 5 

1952 CHRYSLER Club Coupe. .Sjr 

jtogo, r.idio and iKiitir Autonia 

lie transniibblon $1W5 

'50 CHiVROLET Sld,in Delivery 

New pilnl icidy to_ liltel W«5 

•51 FORD Club Count. K.idio and 

'5J LINCOLN Capri Sedan. Fully 

equipped. Automatic transmission. 

51695 

•51 MERCURY 4 duor Sedan. 

Many other m«ke« and models 

to choose from $195 fo 1795 

GARDEN MOTORS, Inc. 

Lincoln-Mercury Dealer 

Call Ocean City 1431 

Owned and Operated by 

JOHN M. CAREW 

Open Sundays and Evenings 

104 Wtst 9th St., Oetan City 

we ... Cash in Advance 

DP ClWfllfled Ad »lll IK published until paid for 

your ad appearing on this page, cosh must be m thin 

Inter Man Saturday and Wedncbdny noon Ad will not bo 

e until payment Is made. 

25 Words or hesa —15c 

TOOLS 

POR 

RENT 

Do if yourself and 

Save Money. We will 

rent you the tools. 

Power Saws 

Fertilizer Spreaders 

Floor Sanders and 

Polishers 

Ladders • Ladder Jacks 

Carpenter's Hand Tools 

Plumbing Tools 

Rented by Hour or Day 

HOME BUILDERS 

SUPPLIES 

HARDWARE — PAINT 

324 West Ave. Phone 1048 

tf 

IT- |)ly 450 .^. 

ltui\ A\c fi-n 

Hi III'. FIRESTONE nulliiiniU. 1051 ex 

llent condition. Used less than 10 

• ' • ph (B4DW 

houi*i 211 A^buiy A\e 

less than 10 

phone (B4D-W 69 

PEN'NYANN Jl lully iqulpiiid Spoil 

men 5 model 5 to 7 h i> Evlmud(> 

Cd 

l i Evl 

he seen 30 E Cedar 

Point. N. J. . . 

v 6-9 

•22 FT. HKACII Eklff. Idmil risherninn's 

t HJS sheltei .mil fullj equipped 

No iriummiule oftLi rclimd 

.rfnum's Boat Yard, somers Point 

•I. «H4 

II, FT SK1I h Diliim, & Stmtlon mo- 

lui cirnoOful oulikMili- 16 \\ lOlh 

•I 6-9 

i M (tpen I, i\ Ijojt 4 ivllnfkr 

1 ilmd mirlnc miitoi îmno Oi 

iki offti SHI fl)mouth PI fhnne 

()0K! W lj , (i-p 

^ f"MiI\ ( RLISFR ifKlom l>ul]t b\ 

liolh One (mm i ict\ link ii-si 

nniplclt i igultim nt Miljl lo short 

lit. i< Puini mbhci miHii'st*. Sleeps 

lull lu id Hioin i.illc\ and lollil 

'm iiuh in ilioMtn\ hull rilinn 120 

|> nmmi 2 to 1 iiiludlr.n Ljtisl 

IUU dc\ko Must lit sold No Ha 

inil>li off

oils Ptltiiljuu ni lilionp OtLjn ( Itv 

1 M.' 6-0 

NEW and USED PIANOS 

Grind. • $pln*ti • Uprl«htt 

Tuning - Repairing 

CIRCLE PIANO MART 

(On 

ators at greatly reduced prices, vou 

Plumbing and Heating 5th St. 

Asbury Avo. Phone 0433. 

GERANIUMS—Ivv ccronlumJ. 

leaf tihd collecton varieties 

fancy 

full line of suminei annuals, .Rose 

bushes and hydrangeas Colonial flow- 

er Shou. 2323 bhore Rd , Somers 

Point Phone 2648 It 

DONT MISS THIS 

9,2 Cu. Ft. Spacarrmkar 

G-E REFRIGERATOR 

Only *229.95 

with your old r«frl(nr»tor 

plus FREE G-E Portable M|ur 

1954 G B APPLIANCES 

ORIATLY REDUCED 

vass 

Plumbing & Heating 

Sth St. £ Aibury Avi. Ph. 0413 

CHEST of drawem, double bed. with 

Inneriprlng nuttrn* complete, round 

antique table with rocker, electric re- 

frigerator, maple Kttni china clant. 

boy'j bicycle. «S0 St. charlei PI. Phone 

31W-W. • M. 

TWIN HAIR top Innenprlng nutlnsi- 

• " " dongoreum ruir. 

•on chair. »3.0fI, 

I10.0U: new 6x9 

ti 00 dining rooni nifn i-'nvir. fd>uv. 

mans urlnaT tompletp 110.00, Wood 

Venetian blinds SOc esch. aeos Asbury 

Aie ft* 

MODERN blonde oak oval dinette I* 

bte. 36X40 ha. le^f 

tic covered dinette U 

34x47 Phone 272S-R 

E oval ainnie u- 

ible.^blo^dS Teg 

REAL ISTATE FOR BINT 

6 ROOM HOUSE-FWniahM, •» Bloek 

VlmJand Mlxr~ 

PAUPRMO. Slur* RMII. 

llvlna room, badnen ' 

Two ailulu preferred, 1 

Mrs Martin. (Irtthoiite i 

DUier. 

BEDROOM. 2 ttth *Ott«gB. 

girege, Reason or half aeaion, 

er on pnmlses. 313 WMley Rd, 

WOULD like to thin my four 

bedroom cottage w|th (Dngenlol cou- 

ple for fummer ie«son. Refirmct* re- 

quired, Wle Box WO, i«ulnt|-Lei 

ser, fM 

3 BAY AVE, season, clew), modem 

•lx room home, heat, hoi water, elec- 

ic kitchen tati 1 h Ira 

tric 

Lie• 

ome, heat, 

automatic 1 

REAL ESTATE WANTED 

RESPONSIBLE local party need* to 

rent unfurnished dwelling Inunedh 

un 

nteiy. for year 

Phone 2731 M. 

.. _. .. 

around. 

ROOMS with kitchen prlvllejM desired 

for all summer waea>aadli by mar- 

led couple and 2 crown daushten. 

iVhiteaide 739 Garmaiuawn Pike, l*- 

[nyette Hills, pa. 6-9 

LARGE DESK, a piece wicker Mt, con. 

sale radio complete bed. Sacrifice, 

316 seaipray Rd. 

CRICKET chair, 

iwiwptr, chlnti 

bury Ave, phone 

Ith cushion, Enrpot 

' Tead iW A* 

italdp eoc down, 30 pUi#r KlnO*. «ttc 

\vten and tip, cloud Wft0iw«Jay, Tfi* 

lemiocki, 17uQ Shore Hoed, MnwoOd 

doien 

Heml 

N. tJ, 

FRIGIDAIRE. perfect working Condi* 

tlon. 1X00% *Phone 5M0-R M 

S4" TRACY atalnlatf steel link 

cabinet, aUo 0 cu ft coolerator 

'reezer tyiie refrlgeintor, both excel- 

lent condition, tSOOO each. Plmne OBT" 

after 7 p. m. ' 

DOUBLE wooden bed. Palmer box 

line and mattreM. RaHOnable, 31( 

eabrigft 

Seabrlght Road, Phone 3SO-R. 

DOUBLE ivory bed good Ifintnprlntf 

m&Urcis ooll spring, Ivory mclcer, 

Ivory cheil ot Arnv,cn, Sift St, J* 

~*lac* week end* 

COLbSPOT refrigerator, 110.00; two 

double beds.- complete, 110.00 each. 

60B Flnt St. ' • • ' . . 

LADY 3 bicycle, thtTe piece wicker 

set; Apex washer with spinner dry* 

'; lugKHge trailer; miscellaneous ar- 

Iclej All reasonable 710 Pennlvn 

Place. e-a 

TWIN boxsprlng*ond mattress* bath- 

room sink; two screen doors; kitchen 

iblc; odd chairs. 1114 Ocean Ave. 6-8 

.ISED autoniatlc washer, dresser, woftd' 

wardrobe, fiber rugs, 1120 Central 

\vc. phone 0756. 6-9 

BABY ctMtH Hnd uad like iiew. 

525.00 24 Asbury Ave Phone 1237. 

G-9 

CU. FT. O. . E. rrtrlgerator. I3&00. 

Apply uflcr 6 li. m, 218 Crefjcent Rd, 

la (U IT tilufdulic—Ireeiti cida 

nuiMi uii f\ 'i nit>nlli3 In local tchotils 

1 it?nr& uunnnt\ ltiijk'.iin |irlti* tjisy 

Uimn Falmci ril|fldulrc 1119 Asbury 

IJOAT SIJI'S fi>" rent, iK-mm 

lin.-it-s up IN 27> fl. S:ife unrli 

\(i*fou 

might desire to trade some things not 

needed. Rent cribs strollers, 

pens, cots'• find furniture. R. C. 

bins, 611 Asbuiy Ave, 

play 

predated. 


SELECT ONE OF OUR 

OK USED CARS 

AS THE IDEAL GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE 

'53 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-Door 

Sedan. Powiralldf. Radio and 

Heater. Low Mileage. 

$445 down 

'31 CHEVROLET Vi Ton Pkk-Up 

Heater, New Paint. One owner. 

$230 down 

'50 CHEVROLET 3-Door Deluxe 

Radio and Heater. One owner. 

$545 Full price 

'50 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan 

Radio, Heater and Hrdramatic. 

1 $215 down 

'$3 FORP 2 Door V-» 

Hwttr. 

$335 down. 

'52 CHEVROLET- iel-AIr Hardtop 

Radio and Htaler. Powergllde. 

Only $395 down 

USE THE GMAC FINANCE PLAN 

Palmer Chevrolet & Oldsmobile 

NEW CAR 

SHOWROOM 

1119 Afbury A 

Phon* 0235 

(ESTABLISHIO 1(19) 

D at. I a! USED CAR 

Both Locations LOT 

9th and Slmpwn 

Phon* 0237 

TWO WRINGER type washing nia- 

rhlne«, one large, 133.00: one regn- 

l&r size. ¥33.00. Stvartnlnore Hotel, 831 

Wesley Ave. 

FULL SIZE coll spring, tB.00: Inside 

.wooden door. lo.00 1U6 Central Ave 

6-0 

OVERSTUFFED living room. suite 

wlili slip covers, Axcellent condition, 

W5.00; 42'—while poirelnln gas range. 

id condltlon/JSO.OO. Ifll W. lflth St. 

one lfSTV-W. 6-9 

FIRST fLOOH. Bay front, beautifully 

furnished apartment for season 

Thico b*droomi, living room dlnlnn 

room, kitchen, bath, powder room, 

sun porch overlooking pay. Apply 40 

Bay Avo u 

CABINET base. 35.00: small buffet. 

tSOa clean double mattress. Si00, 

clothos ruck. 50t. cots, |5.0!> each, 

electric heater- mirrors; spreads; odd 

cooking utensils. 710 Ocean Ave. 6-9 

DOUBLt* manle bed complete good 

condition 920 00 llendlx nuU>matlc 

washpr porfect runnlnir "" ' 

J1O 00 1112 Asbury A\c 

rtENT—1008 Central Ave and 818 

Plymouth Place. One, two, three 

Mdraom spartmenti. June and 8ep- 

ember SSSLOQ UP weekly. Jvlr anil 

August fWOD weekly up Utilities hi- 

;lM9ed — HI 

LIVING n»om snfn. three down cush- 

ions, $10.00. rhone 1TS6-W. 9-9 

WANTED TO 

VVUU S 

Phone 

in Kood condition 

e-9 

WANTED—-two duplex dwellings be- 

vecn lBth and 40th sits. Fhoni- 

REAL iSTAVE FOR SALE 

117 PINNACLE 1U).—Gardens. Very 

beautiful. Must be seen to ba Hp 

Fartly furnished. Three 

Iiorches and garage. Gas haat. Near 

beach. Lot J50\ Phone 0441-B, If 

J. A. BROWN 

REALTOR 

Sales — Rentals 

Corntr 

27th & ASSURY AVE. 

Phone 1637 

119 OCKAN AVK. Income on 

911,000. Zoned for guest nousc br 

duplcx iipartmcnt conversion, £ovcn 

bedrooms, three 'porches, two living 

rooms garage lot 50x1^0 Open dally 

Cl»rk, 15Ji So tront St Plllla tf 

FLORIDA—Will tl-silo my hOllie In 

Venice. Flu (on the tiulf of Mex- 

ico), for large Ocean .City house or 

two family house. Kloridu house less 

than three years old, CliH construe- 

Llon. two bedrooms nnd den. 11^ buttis, 

fireplace, screened |Wrch. con'ort ter- 

lazzo floors jalousie windows com 

nlclely furnished L«i thoh Uirce 

blocks to beach. Nice neighbors. Value 

E1S.S0O Present mortgage $7,200 Dave 

Spiegel, Cedar Brook, N. J. Phone 

Ilnmmonton 210 or U09-J-3. 6-16 

CORNKR coltnge. central location, 

four bedrooms butt), etc Furnished. 

Tnu cm Ifurafii Lot S0\100 Hot air 

oil heot Possession S10 000 M K. 

Chattln. 805 Central Ave. ' 6-9 

SIX ROOMS, bath, enclosed bock 

porch. All electric kitchen. Must be 

seen to appreciate. Selling because of 

llnesa. Apply 301 Bay Ave, or any 

Broker, $-9 

MKRION PARKv Ocean City, spacious 

three bedroom corner • nousc. lot 

00x100. furnished. Immediate posses- 

sion, $11 Son 00 Rent for season 

W50.00. Phone Atlantic City 2-81B8. $-9 

Jjyr eoxJO. loncd Two (amlly resi- 

dential. Graded, sewer rear nllpy, 

Ttear btaoh. Go(f. f IB Mofnlnmlde Rtt 

Mlono 29TJ-J. G-tt 

APARTMENTS FOR RENT 

Ctentnl 

THE MOTIDB arum 

menti, beiuufnily f 

modem MnwlnunenU, re 

m w « 

furnlwd, 

retdy for « 

BEDROOM aptrtinent. tint floptv 

AvslUbl* AUiTUt I to tL Asply 830 

Seventh St, second floor, ** 

8J7 PELHAM PLACE-An Ideal apsrt- 

ment overlooking oeacn, (Irs* floor, 

three large airy biSroonu. »rc{i»s. 

*wnlnt>. cv ppice. New Musk Kail. 

Aduiu preferred \io peu 6-9 

APARTMgWTS 

Upotr p!rb" 

THKBB I 

ton, 41f ( 

bedroonts, loai 

H At and 

B . saD ST.~-tlue* 

newly oeconted, " 

near beach, 2nd I 

ton, or will Ipiit 

at. Sent., or Srf 

Momlnwlde Rd. ~ 

ANDERSON APAf 

mouth PI. One 

Pi, 

une 11-14, 

sun 

UMlrawn* 

two 

W • 

Juljr 

•ARK VIEW—Hh St, mm . 

Two room > amrtmmU, 

MBLCJO weekly. olnt automatic washer nvfillable until 

tugusl 1; Z'bedroom second floor 

isrtment ocean view —available to 

\lgmt 1. Apply 3047 Asbury Ave. 

ENTRAIXY localed^ second floor 

Bright cheerlul sleeps alx Eultable 

ir group of vtaltnwes or »-klnj[ 

Iris tew 00 season utilities Included 

pply 160) Asbmy Aê, Phono 13%-W, 

0^34 

ELIZABETH HALL 1115-1T Central 

Avo Pint flour, (our rooms and' 

mth Parking. Season, half season or' 

Ivm weeks Special rates June and 

September Phone 1763-R 6-84 

INE FIRST door apartment, all tlec- 

tilc kitchen two bedrooms seaJori 

$500.00 half aSTSOO Lovctv first floor 

apartment two bedrooma eltiee to 

[>each *73 00 weekly Bungalow, two 

tiedrooms, all electric kitchen bay seo- 

lon. MO 00 weekly. Nicholson 847 Cen- 

ral Ave Phone 0718 Closed Sundays 

t'OKNlSHEP apartment. 2 bedroom*. 

llrst noor. Week, month or ceasoi): 

038 Bay AW: 9-U 

WLSLEV AVB corner Noith St. 

Oimpletcly lurnfshed and available 

reck month or season. Large screcnea 

orch modern kitchen, living room 

•IUi day bed. bedroom, bath, suluble 

or 4. Apply premises. ' U 

011 BAY AVE.. four rooms and bath, 

sleeps eight, for week, month or Me- 

son. Also rooms with twin or double 

lieds. MCBIS. If desired. 84 

3 bedroom apartment open 

fr»nl July 1 to IS or August IS to 

September 15 828 Second St. 

THE GABLES-^th St, * Ocean Avi 

Attractive one and two bedr* 

k l j t^d 

son, II. c Amos. 417 

sin 

ROOMS with runnlni 

week. teMon Also 

ing girls and boys. 1 

1412 Central Ave. 

running water, by 

t roama for 

Ocean Call 

OOM for Nvs v.orklng girl., 

private bath. Reaunable rat?. 

ynthia Amu. ^404 penliiF 

hone 3 1 7 1 • 

private bath. 

Cynthia Amu. 

Phone 3171 

CAN accommodate two or three 

ink boys. 334 Central Ave, 

WORKING girls and boyi, 

accommodation*, two in room, 

each, dally. Ajso other gust 

•1,00 daily during June, T n 00 

during July >nd August. 901 c 

Am. 

double for working bdji 

.OO par person, and np.l*t 

ibury Ave. «}• 

ROOM FOR RENT-WD Central Aw ft 

. The Elbeion singly or double, Ri i> 

me 3487^. 

6-t 

608 Atlantis 

CLEAN, comfortable rooms, ftir 

•on, near restaurants, for work 

Kh-ls or boys. The Idlewlld. 710 — 

lyn Terrace. 

FRONT BEDROOM, for two em| 

penons or middle aged coup 

immer season. 738 centnl Ave. 

ummi 

317B. 

THE qUIU^-avkllable now. 

double rooms, beautifully 

letsanl surroundings, central ._ 

can accommodate alx working 

" . Wl Central • 

ROOMS for working ,- 

Ellda Hotel, 841 Centnl 

COMI-ÔRTABLE ' room, runhinfe 

aemi-privkte bath, for three 

boys^nesr bardlk p 

The tbblc, 

RCKJMs for working bov* Van ^ 

•vca*: .rooma wUh hoi • 

rllegea for small

I, 1 

B|a hw Uto SWtt-^l fi^l 

' ^ ^Jptj-fawtiap'B dmhetive, and ex- ridebtaod«nadeqiiatoweight W

HOME

JT^Z ••»r,~ vfT ;•! 

w»s glvenjby Wade Moncricf. 

To B* Or Not To ••" wat MM 

fJHe «f • play which wai written 

Ay Me iludanti, and provWtd 

.fateNlM wHKhlnminf. Tht MM* 

Wtt in Cnfr.l Park, Naw York 

Mm art work for th. ttage 

*a* itiada by ttie tlu- 

Jw MM gutdane. of Mhi 

h Bell, art Inifruetor. 

(lie east wen Virginia Redncr, 

wmpsop, Doris Schwab, 

Hub*r, Kenneth Myeri, 

part of ftudents; Bay. 

nil and Earl Tomllnson, 

W»de Moncrief, police of- 

rftara Nugent, personnel 

Gtoovlevo Totoro, passer- 

:! ' * "si'Miry Btlib^t Joanne 

1 Rosa, Dorcas White. 

~ifrtRi Virginia .Gray, 

„,._ Won KeretU. the toe 

Dolores ,Toli»5J, norencc Night- 

itej Joseph, Krcnx, Oeorgo Pen- 

" Richard Ylngllng, wounded 

Dorcas Whiteslde, Ceelle 

Vlrjihln Gray, Bruce Smith 

^ -ChUB ol the 

\' 1 

UP., Dorothy Grits, peanut 

Clifford Williams, Arabian 

Cur, Margaret 

Conover, Eileen 

wives. of the Arabian: 

/ 

were presented 

... Johnson Fofi 2185, 

friin Win, by Cop. 

ft Colao /or jiitlitcn. 

pond attendance, to 

Kelly and Virginia Rcdner 

DIQrlo, president of Kl- 

ntade a presentation to 

Sffllfh for oufitandlno pros- 

r«d Hoffman, president 

made the award to 

Kathryn Lonof, baled on effort. 

Mrs, Albert Foreman, president of 

the Women's Civic Club, presented 

awards for the highest scholastic 

Standing to Dorcas Whitesldo sad 

Moncrief. 

Commander Richard Selimled, of 

Clark-Ellason Post, 352, American 

Legion, nude an award lor all 

•round: school performance, which 

Included scholastic sLsndlng,, ath- 

letics, and ability to get along har- 

monlously with teachers and. slu 

dents, to Dorcas Whlteside and 

Wade Monertef, 

Mrs. Joseph Havrilchak, president 

of the Parent Teacher Association 

presented award! to Bruce Smith, 

for art; Martha Morton, for music, 

Virginia Oray for home economics 

and to Joseph Krenz for Industrial 

arts. 

James M. Monaghii, president of 

the Board of Education presented 

the diplomas to the 32 graduates. 

The following ElghHi Grade pu- 

pllt *cttd ai flewtr glrlt who es- 

corted the graduate! to th* ttage; 

Linda Sooy, Judy Wllllami, Inge- 

berg Svlnland, Marilyn Pratt, Mir- 

iam Boale, Dorothy Cratto,L leaner 

f hMrin #nd Francet. Shaffer, Sal. 

ly Ceoroe, Francet Sullivan, lleta 

Currier, Florence Walton, Edith 

Thompion, Judy Brown, Loulte 

Baum and Ann Rota acted it uth. 

era. 

Several selections werf rendered 

by the Junior High Ensemble, (Say 

Beadman, Betty Bergerj Lewis Bros- 

chard, Dorothy Bruce, Linda Collier, 

Sandra Cunningham, Catherine Fay, 

Otto Pernsel, Patricia Hart, Judy 

Hempnln, Russell Lindsay, OrvIllB 

Mathls, Barbara McKennett, Roberta 

Moncrief, Ronald Moyer, Jacqueline 

O'Donnell, Roberta Pennlniton, Car. 

ol Satnppe, Leaner Sheeran, Patri- 

cia steelman, Ingeborg Svindland, 

'at Wiesenthal and Judy WUlIams, 

Vocal selections were offered by 

_ftrtha Hortpn, Barbara Nugent, 

pordon Plereitl and CecUe Fiorlllo. 

Alnawlk, 

CUSTOM 

• Counter Tops 

•/ Sink Tops 

• Cocktail Tables 

John E. & Howard 

JROUT, Inc. 

t- Call O. C. 1200 

BUICK 

SALES - SERVICE 

GUARANTEED 

, USED CARS 

GENUINE 

flUfCK PARTS 

• WHEEL ALIGNMENT & 

1 BALANCING 

THE MODERN WAY 

; U. S. TIRES 

Wallace Brdd. 

Buick 

fth and SIMMON AVt. 

JKEAN CITY, N. J. 

}••*• .- rtm*nn 

SOMERS POINT—The Ladles Aid 

Society of Once Lutheran Church 

wUl hold a sale of crab cakes, po. 

tato salad and cole slaw June 24. 

Sociefy to Meet 

SOMIRS POINT—The Altar and 

Rosary Society of Si Joseph's R, C, 

Church will meet in the Church Hall 

Thursday. 

USED 

Guaranteed UsM Cars 

195* Moor Studebaker Land 

Cruiser, fully equipped. 

1950 Studebaker Commandtr 

Sedan. 

194? Buick Convertible 

", fully equipped. 

Iftt Studebaker Champion 

••" • Sedan,, 

ROY A. MENGEL & SON 

STUDtBAKIR Silu * Service 

WOODBINE 

MOTOR SALES 

is The Place to 

Buy the ALL-NEW 

'55 DE SOTO and 

PLYMOUTH 

• Von Iioo't Nrrd A Tnida 

• Jio llicd Down r«)mmt 

• Bit. SS Months—Hut ft»t« 

GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

Many with No Down Payment 

COME OVER TO WOODBINE 

MOTOR SALES and SAVE 1 

peSoto-Plyrnputh Dealer 

fOO WASHINGTON AVE 

WOODBINE PH. 1-2266 

AUTOMOBILE IHSURANCE 

«M* matter what your prefer#n*e or requirements may be, 

* wJ crin supply them. 

.... Company Rates 

' DevlatirSg ST6cl< Company RaTos 

Deviating 

y 

Cior^pany Rates 

Jtm 

thi* 

1 who wrlfet If a'own 

kiln. ,. .. , 

thm thing*— SaVîgt alii Sirvlc*.. • 

qualify undti* pretenf oqderwrlHpB rcqulremenff, your 

> dot th* «*m» da/wirrtilM yoor application. 

d and TSÎnfl S«rvlca, then 

F fiav* to. 

flnanclnftr&f wyr.l&il bank ami 

Sw yeur Cwnprthmtlv* **» CvllHWn 

• «MI»atlan. 

If/ Uoyd 

VTOmUt PREMIU 

Polio Vaccine to be 

Administered Friday 

SOMma PODJT ^- Hertert 

" Searle, auperlnlendcnt of loners 

Point sohitols, has anhounoed 

that the Silk anUpollfl vsoclne 

^JH ,. M- *amijiii»id Friday, 

June 17. it 2 p. m. In the herim 

»enu of the p»w«s iv. School. 

The uioculatlong arc available 

to all:mt «nd Ieee»$ GraMpii- 

plls. whose parents have stgbed 

requests for,it, Each clilld must 

be accompanied by a parent or 

adult. ....... . 

Mr. Searle Added that those 

who signed the permission slips, 

previously ond wish to withdraw 

that pemliston are asked to ô 

U Immediately, In wrtAar, so 

that H can be ascertained what 

iw wm be needed, 

Council Buys 

New Traffic Light 

at Danger Comer 

SOMEES POW-rAt a meeting of 

Council Fridiy evening, an ordinance 

passed final reading, authorizing the 

purchase of i, highway truck at a 

cost of $8,700. The flint of f4,200 

had been avaUlble through appro- 

priation under capital .improvement!, 

and the balance of 14,500 wUl be 

railed by the isle of bonds. 

Freeholder WUUam Morrow • «. 

ported that • three^haie trame 

light loon will be erected at the |n. 

tersectloh of New Road and Mays 

Landing Bead. A flashing signal 

light is the only caution at the pres- 

ent tune. This uitericotion has been 

the scene of many serious and fa- 

tal accidents. 

Traffic conditions it Bay and Mary- 

land av,, are under study by the 

Board of Freebolderi, Morrow Mid, 

and ah effort will be made to rem- 

edy the situation there. 

Charlei Rowland, councilman of 

the perki and pltygroundt com* 

mlttee, reported th.t flit munici- 

pal bathing beach Is naw epen 

with two HfeouardJ on duly— 

Ceont Potfi and Hllmar, Louis. 

A new diving beard hit BMn 

erected. 

The ball field has been rolled and 

a new bicltstop is being erected at 

the softball field. 

Two transfers of plenary fctall 

ansumptlon licenses were approved: 

from Point Tivern, Inc. to Arthur 

DeMarls and David Simpson; and 

from Carrie Comfort to John J. 

Worthington and Stephen C, Sym- 

noski. , 

A letter wai read from the state 

firs wardeni regarding the city 

dump. They recommended that the 

entire area be fenced, with roads cut 

through on all sides, and the sur. 

rounding woodland be burned off, 

William Worthlngton, building In- 

spector, reported a total,of 13: per- 

mita Issued In May, for, four, .new 

homes, one garage, three repairs, 

four additions and one, new store, 

with a total valuation of $55,930. 

Board Awards 

School Contracts 

lmptov*m*nh to 

BulWing. Pldnh.d 

Educolion 

plans to en 

to compile 

version of 

In Hie,New ._.. 

cnt, the school is 

A contract was awarded to the 

Standard Elettric Companyv for a 

dock end bflll system to be installed 

the. Dawes sv. School at a cost 

ttfrtpIaeeUiSoMayatem. 

SOMpS POBW — The Somers 

'oint Rescue Squad wil! meet June 

20 at 8:30 p, m. In the. New Jersey 

av, Plre Hall, It will make plans for 

fund drive August IB. 

—. B0(rd - 

. evening made 

eettog cou,ultJint 

lUons for the con, 

ting plant to oU 

" -""^Jft" BTM- 

bulldlni «t (a (deft ef , __ 

awarded to John .Keating. Walter 

lidtMh Company will T*pla» the 

window thadM In Mia umi Khool. 

New teachers offered contracts for 

the 1955-58 year are Edward John- 

son and Edward Saunder Jr. John 

H, Wise Jr. was hired to replace 

Floyd Blafce, who resigned as phys- 

leal education inatructor for boys. 

Mr. Wise was former youth physclal 

education director at the north 

branch of the Y. Mf. C. A. In Phlla. 

delpWa. 

The resignation of Mrs.'Maty Lou 

Drasslngton, Junior HUh teacher, 

was accepted. 

The contract of Herbert Searle as 

school superintendent was renewed. 

In addition to other teachers, who 

are already under tenure, thi follow* 

Ing teachers were given contracts 

for the fall semester! Mrs, Elizabeth 

Egglcton, Mrs, .Emma Ballard, Miss 

Lynn Lawrence, Mrs. Eileen Durgcn 

and Miss Mary Louise Ogdcn. 

Captain Charlei Gray, of the po- 

lice department, wai named at- 

tendance officer, to replace Wil- 

liam Morrow, former chief of po- 

lice, whs rtflgntd the office. 

George Hyde, Wilfred Orlandl, arid 

Mils Minnie Deulnaer werf re- 

tained at tchoel cuttadlani, Harry 

Smith wai aialn named zuttodlan 

of Mhsol funds. 

Dr. James Hitchner was retained 

as school physician and Dr. John 

Weaver as school dentist. 

The board authorized Mr, Searle 

to , Interview candidates for the 

teaching position hi the remedial 

reading class to bo formed in the 

fall. 

lie will also screen applicants for 

a part time clerical position at the 

Junior High School. 

Marine Patrol On 

Bay Starts Wednesday 

SOMERS POINT—Preparations are 

completed for the start of the sun- 

down patrol of the Somers Point 

Civil Defense Marine Unit WedneS" 

day.. 

The first run will be in charge of 

First Vice Commodore Warren WU- 

son and wilt leave Dick's dock at 8 

p, m, and Bo to the mouth of the 

Great BBS Harbor river, back to 

Ocean City's Inland waters, thence 

to the Ocean Clty-Longport bridge 

and back to Somers Point, 

The patrol will be on the look out 

for fishermen and boats in distress. 

Ciaisified Adi Bring Quick Remits 

INDEPENDENT 

ROOFING CO., INC, 

ROOFING — SIDING — SHEET METAL 

AL GARDINER 

206 Sixth Sfreef— Phone Ocean City 0163 

If ltd Answer, Call O. C. 3251-W 

Fr« EttimatH Furnlih»d — F.HA Flnanclnf Arrangad 

Storm Cuts Power to 

Somers Point Area 

' SOMETO ifCrtWTrThursday night's 

storm dAnipted dertric service here 

and' also,resulted In dajâge to sev- 

eral boats on the, bayftoaV 

Pplke reported an. electric power 

line âa blow" downT)y high winds 

at BW'aV« ani ttr*W Lane, caus- 

ing a power blackout along Bay av, 

to Llnwood. ., ; ,.*••' 

Serylce; was dlsnipted for Several 

hours unto emerigenoy crewi of the 

Atlantic City fleetrte Co. made re- 

pairs) to the damaged line. 

The Somers tj>\M Marine Civil De- 

fense unit reported three small 

cabin cruisers , were, .damaged aad 

several rowboats sunk along the bay- 

front area. 

A grann, of 15 men of "the Marine 

Unit maintained emergency guard 

along the waterfront during the 

storm. 

Officers Seated 

by VFW Groups 

Colao, Mrs. Hardie 

In Top Positions 

SOMERS POINT—Michael Colao 

and Mrs, Charles Hardie were In- 

stalled as commander and president 

of the Roberts-Johnson Post 2181, 

Veterans of Foreign Wars, at a 

Joint installation dinner held in 

the Sunny Side Restaurant, Scull- 

trifle. 

Mrs,' Ann Folcy, past department 

conductress. Installed the officers of 

the Auxiliary, assisted by Mrs, Lor- 

etta Male, also a past department 

conductress. They are Mrs, llardlc, 

president; Mrs, Catherine Boyd, se. 

nior vice president; Mrs, Joseph 

Oerety, junior vtae president; Mrs, 

Charles Meskens, treasurer; Mrs, 

Louis Koerner, chaplain; Mrs, Myr- 

tle Debus, conductress; Mrs, Emily 

Madden, guard; Mrs. Michael Colao, 

patriotic Instructor- Mrs, Edith Can. 

field, trustee for three years; Mrs, 

Florence Noonan, historian; Miss 

Deirose Weaklind, Mrs, Alice WU. 

Hams, Mrs, Allen Rlslcy and Mrs, 

Ruth Hardy, color guards; Bfrs, 

Floyd Vothees, secretary, 

Chris Mannery, past post com- 

mander, installed the men, Michael 

Colao was seated as commander; 

Walter Williams, senior vice com- 

mander; Joseph Welntraub, junior 

vice, commander: Charles " Meskers, 

quartermaster; Fred Jay, chaplain; 

Wilbur Mutaer, adjutant; Frank 

'orce, surgeon; Henry Hoffman, pa- 

triotic instructor; Fred Jay, service 

officer; Charles Hirdie' anA Fred 

Jay, trustees,. . • 

Roy Foley, commander of Atlantic 

City Post 215, spoke briefly. 

Gifts were presented to the In. 

stalling officers, the presidents, and 

the i-etirtng secretary, Mp, Canfleld. 

The next meeting of the Post will 

be June E0, in City Hall, and the 

Auxiliary will meet July 18, at the 

home of Mrs, Hardie. • 

Club Schedules Canvass 

SOMWJS POfflT—The Social Club 

will stage a, house-to-house canvass 

for funds on July B and 6, to raise 

money for the annual baby parade. 

The club also plans to hold a 

Ifardl Cras, July 24, In the New Jor. 

sey av. Flre'Hall. 

About Habifs 

My hablti cling to me somehow, 

It's seldom I can shake one, 

The trouble Is, I do allow, 

I'd rather make than break one 

—Carl Holm 

ABOVE Alt — 

A' GOOD ROOF 

s ph, Q916 For 

SHEET METAL WOKK — GUTTERS - SPOUTING 

FORCED WARM AIR HEATING 

GAS and ARC WEL01NG § 

H« Craig 

tfi St. & fifdven Ave. 

Phone 0916 

ROOFiMG == SiD\HO 

ASBESTOS 

PERMANENT AWNINGS 

ENAMELED ALUlftriWM SIDIW& - ADDITIONS 

PLASTIC TILE WALL*— II&UL'ATED CEILINGS 

ASPHALT or RUBBER TILE FLOORS 

A. C. CONSTRUCTION CO. 

' tyvT'iqNAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BLDfT. 

PHONC1471 —RICHARD FARR 

ffantel Hesfth Praxy May Driest For 

mm 

\MlrteK«f 

During Month 

Ofclli 

Fonner Gape May 

Optometrist 0^1 

Services were f '" 

at ape May fir 

Burn, —'—• -• 

SIGN 

PAINTING 

• Window and Truck Lettering 

RALPH VERW 

ICE 

PAPERHANGING 

PAINTING 

Exterior ind Interior 

E. T. Hutchins 

334 Ceritr»l AV., Ph. 1507-J 

MACKAIN 

FOR 

MASON WORK 

352li Cantral Avt. t>tiint 1& 

Dudley L. Phillips, Sr. 

PAPERHANBIN0 

Wallpaper For $•«• 

10 that really satisfies. 

UMK 

tuH 1. wiw »*«*** 

TELEVISION 

— REFRIGERATION S«Vl 

LIVING 

Authoriud KeMnator — 

13-6034 

PHONE^SEA ISLE CITY | 3-4415 

SOUTH SEAVILLE.N.J. 

Dollars 1c Each 

All our piper mpey bears the 

portrait of a fonner President or 

SeCTelary of the Treasury but the 

100 WU, which honors Benjamin 

Prankim, Paper bull tost the Ureas, 

ury about 1c each to produce. 

Plumbing 

voss 

PLUMBING. HEATING 

G-E APPLIANCES 

5th St. & Asbury Ave, 

Phone 0413 

Frank J. Sannino 

and Son 

Plumbing and Heating 

Supplies 

HOME APPLIANCES 

I SALES AND SERVICE 

Phon. 0444 700 Aibury Ay*. 

Ofllo: Shop: 

304 Wliiiy Avt, 3M WnUy Avt. 

Willard F. Sfetser 

Plumbing . Heating 

JOBBING 

Phon. GUI OMin City, N. t 

FRANK M. 

MAZZITELLI 

PLUMBING . HEATING 

OIL iURNERS 


PHONI SIM 

PLUMBING - HEATING 

OIL BURNERS 

WesHnghouse 

Appliances 

CHARLES C. PALERMO 

1W Aibury Avt, Phont MM 

HARRY DIBB 

PLUMBING — HEATING 

York Oil Burners 

York Boiler Burner Unlit 

Ysrli 

Winter Air Conditioner! 

7M WIIT AVINUI 

Ph,t Iff* — In. Ph.: 3JM.R-1 

ItTIMATIS FURNISHiD 

JOSEPH P, STAHLER 

PLUMBING —HEATINO 

APPLIANCES 

OFFICQ AND SHOWROOM 

2152 Aibury Avenue 

PILEGGI 

PLUMBING • HEATING 

AHD APPLIANCES 

PHONE 1876 

231 WEST AVINUI 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

Fox Pup Hides, Dies 

in Ice Cream Store 

Foxta are no strangers to the 

more remote parts of the Island 

on which Ocean City is located, 

but they are somewhat out of 

their natural habitat In a boon), 

walk Ice cream parlor. 

Police reported finding a Tox 

pup-Friday In Kohr*» ico cream 

store at Moorlyn tor. and tho 

boardwalk, and they have been 

wondering ever since how the 

animal gamed entrance to the 

building, which at the time had 

been completely locked up. 

Tho fox was dead, and Nlcho- 

las Trofa, who has the chore or 

disposing of dead animals in tho 

city, expressed the opinion that 

It had been attacked by dogs 

and somehow gained entrance in 

flight from 'Its tormentors, Tho 

animal was wounded. 

It was discovered by a clean- 

Ing woman, who sought the as- 

sistance of Mrs. Helen Booth In 

the pity's boardwalk Information 

cehtcr. Mrs. Booth called police, 

who in turn called Trofa. 

Productivity 

Due In great measure to Industrial 

research, competition, managerial 

talent and technology, America's 

productivity In such that a typical 

employe today turn"! out three times 

as niuch goods or services with no 

mate effort than was required in 

1900. 

NoMoreNeutrals 

in NJ. Assembly 

New Voting Rule 

Invoked by Speaker 

The New Jersey Assembly's new 

rule requiring all members to vote 

or be declared against the particular 

business under balloting was invoked 

for the first time Thursday by 

Speaker Paul M, Salsburg, of Atlan- 

tic County. 

The rule, adopted at the begin- 

ning of the less session, gives tho 

Speaker the power to cast the ballot 

of any member who was present but 

refused to vote fur himself on pro- 

posed legislation. A member must 

vote or the Speaker will record him 

in the negative. 

In previous iMllont It had b**n 

Hi* practice ef Aiiembly mMnbtrt 

who dltapprovad of a bill, but 

who did not- want to b« put on 

word, to abitaln from voting. 

Ralph H. VanGilder 

Reg. Architect N. J. 

13th A Wait Avt, Ocean City 

PHONE 0053 

ROBERT MONROE 

Building Contractor - Jobbing 


OCEAN CITY PHONI 1623-VV 

PLAN 

MOW 

The rule wu Invoked during, the 

roll can of • bin which would have 

granted tenure to IhvestUatoni to 

county prosecutor offices who hid 

flvo years' service. 

When Speaker Salabuirg called for 

a vote, only a few members spoke 

up. Tho Speaker went down the list 

of metnberi present but not voting 

saying "vole or bo recorded In the) 

negative." 

The hill under vote was defeated 

2420. , 

The Senate still allows Its mem- 

bers to abstain. 

Here Prom Virginia 

M-Set and Mrs. Roy Pfinder Jr. 

and twin daughters, from Arlington, 

Va, visited Sgt. Pfander's parents, 

Mr. and Mrs. Boy Pfander, 704 Cen- 

tral av., Sunday. 

Reading Setibor* 

tcron GMH7 & 

Wfldprood will be ^ , 

trtmfc toiiy ttt teem i».1 

machinery, ' "

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Graduating Class of St Augustine's School 

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EIGHTH GRADE certificates were awarded last Thursday m resort Catholic church to the graduates shown above 

' -£«• foe Ijrta M© Karen Brown, Judith Bello, Hazel Gallagher, Helena Sweiclerk, Patncia Denan, Janet JankowsU 

>£"?«* Mriiigan. Carol Konschak, Gretehen Berman, Theresa Behl; the boys, Edward Rush, Alex Orfanelu, Joseph Murphy 

Robert Frazer, Thomas Sannino, Lawrence Stedem, George Wan en, Clarence Battersby, Joseph Totoro. Edward Field — 

Fnolo by Grainger. 

Fanning Vahfolat 

> About one out of every Jo pascars 

and more than one out 

TOP 

QUALITY 

of every four trucks In the U, 8. 1 

used on a farm—a total of 0.400,000 

vehicles. 

Cut Up CHICKEN, THIGHS and BREASTS 

GROCERIES - DELICATESSEN 

Shop at 


116 Atlantic Ave. Phone 2124 

FRANK and ELEANOR BRADLEY 

r 4 , 

"i : 

You can't help looking good m these smart 

Jantoen trunks and shirts in authentic tar- 

tens from Scotland, The trunks have been 

built especially for men who want comfort 

above all else—both in the water and on the 

beach. Being Jantzen, they can't help show- 

ing off—and with the shirts shown here they 

really get the show on the road! 

Man on surfboard « wearing "Ma tartan zlp-flt", 

completely lined, with mesh supporter, front upper, 

me* 28-40,95.95 

James Cruising 

in Naval Reserve 

Training Trip for 

Rochester U. Student 

Albert J, James, 427 Asbury av. 

a midshipman in the University of 

Boeheater's Naval Reserve Officers 

Training Corps, has betn assigned 

to the USS New Jersey fof Cruise 

Able, one of the five summer training 

programs sehidulea for NROTC 

students. , 

The cruises are dlsigned'lo give 

itudents experience in the practical 

application of their studies in naval 

sclonce. . 

The men will participate in a vlf. 

orous training program of navigation, 

engineering, seamanship, and 

unnery. 

Ships of Cruise Anlo left Norfolk, 

Va., on June 2, They will cruise in 

western European, Medittrrancan, 

and Caribbean waters and visit the 

ports of Valencia! Barcelona and Ma. 

lag*. Spain; Plymouth and Torquay, 

England; and Guantanamo Bay, 

Cuba. They will return to Norfolk 

on Aupust j, 

James has completed his Fresh, 

man year at the University of Ro. 

Chester, He was graduated from 

Ocean City High School in 19)4, 

Me who continually shoots off his 

mouth usually misses the mark 

in a-.. 

LJL-L »>... 

"s*a tartan »hlrt" (upper righO.durabk 2-ply knit 

cotton with clan tartan trim, sizes S-M-L, $335 - '^Jj^jt A 

"Ma tartan boxer", same choice of authentic tar- tij&f/^^l 

tans, with built-in supporter, inner waist drawBtnni, 1 " n " ' 

silts 28-44, $4SS 'teL "•**" 

"Mm tartan *hlrt" (lower right), preshrunk, suntested 

beach shirt that can double aa a sport shirt, 

"dmtman walker*" in tartans that match tha 

ahlrts and trunks shown here; preshrunk, completely 

t lined, tailored aide and back pockets, front tipper, 

etasticbed insert (or snug Bt, sixes 30-44, $7S5 

-^MU. 

THE OCEAN CITY SEMTINEL-LEDCER 

Warm-Up For 

Bridge Play 

The weekly pre-season rubber 

bridge sessions wore started Juno 2 

at the Ocean CHy Yacht Club: These 

"warm ups" will bo continued for 

the five Thursdays In June in prepa. 

ration for tho regular tounianient 

which is hold annually during July 

and August, 

This will be the sixth year for 

these events, with the interest rifi. 

ing each year. Last year a total of 

49 persons entered the tournament, 

which was the largest enrollment 

since its inauguration. 

Prizes of sterling silver were 

awarded the winners at the Comma, 

doro's Dinner at the close of the 

season, . ' 

Horace Frohner, who was tournament 

director last year, will reassume 

those duties this season. Any. 

one who is available to play is ro. 

quested to phone Mr, Frohnor by 

4 p. ni, each Thursday, • 

Legion Auxiliary 

ro Induct Wednesday 

Installation and Initiation Will be 

reatiired at the meeting of me Am. 

irioan Legion Auxiliary tomorrow 

at 8 p. m, in the Legion Home, 14th 

st, and Haven av, 

A public card party Is scheduled 

>y the Auxiliary for next Wednes. 

day, June 22, at 8 p. m. in the La. 

gion Home, The public U Invited 

Ei ' . 

;v 

Venture Club 

Marks Birthday 

Carolyn Boyd Takes 

Office « Presidenr * 

The Venture Club celebrated Its 

second .birthday. Thursday evening 

gladiolaa. The two-tier birthday cake! Atlantic City Soroptimlst Club, was 

Was beautifully decorated in the 

club's colors, blue and silver, and 

the club seal was imposed on the 

top layer, 

Tom Ptrklns, baritone of Philadelphia 

ind Ocnn City, wit tti. 

•UMI wltliti H» was accompanied 

by Clarence Furman, conductor of 

the tlty orehe.tr. at the Muilc 

Plir during Hi* tummir utson. 

The selections chosen by Mr, Per. 

at an installation dinner in the 

fclni included **HIJah," from Paint 

Edgewater, Longport. 

Your Wagon; "The Oirt That I Mar. 

The U-shaped tables were attrac. fy," "1 Love An Octopus,* 

lively set with the conversation piece 

on the head table being a flower ar> 

rangement of salmon and white 

1 "I'm In 

Between," "The Deaf Old Woman" 

and "There's Nothing Uke a Dame, 11 

the Installing orilccr. Tho new cal 

inet Includes Miss Carolyn Boyd 

president; Mls« Terrle Plleggi, vk 

president; Mrs. Valeria Iledrick, 

cording necretary; Miss Joan Wo 

Mrs, corresponding secretary; Mjn 

Shirley Crowers, treasurer; and Mis 

Betty Scrlminger and Miss Edit! 

Rahn, directors, 

' ed into the group. They were Hie 

Millet Roberta llcktrstaff, Nancy 

Velter, Mary Jane Pettano and 

Anna Mai O»l Carte, 

Following the festivities the groti 

joined in a community sing an 

closed the sMir with the club' 

Miss Edna Trend, president of the 

I 

Mercantile 

License Fee 

Now Due!! 

ORDINANCE No. 597 and Amended Ordinance 768 

provides thai all MERCANTILE LICENSE FEES shall, be due and 

payable in the office of the City Clerk in City Hall, Ocean City, 

on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE In each year, and shall expire 

May 31 sf following such payment. 

Any person violating any section of this Ordinance shall 

upon conviction before the Magistrate be subject to a fine. 

"Vi 

REGINA B. RODGERS, 

CHy Clerk, 

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And we'll 

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with ' 

THI 

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DEAL 

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with 

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s and, Fridayt in 

Sentinel-Ledger 

,YIAR —No. 10 

intique Autos To 

Ivade Resort, 

•arade Saturday 

Gay Nineties Aura to Prevail Over Week End 

0[ Owner* of Early Gas Buggies Pay First 

Visit; Costume Ball Saturday Night Feature 

This resort on Saturday and Sunday will be a temDorarv 

*>m of early Americana as 74 members of th l (; n ? porar y 

jmobile Club of America, with members of (heir 

i here for the first time on 

•annual "seashore run' i-oxtumc ttav 

...e valuable (a Uwlr owners than 

Nineties ball in Con 

ventlon Hall. 

i'powered streamliners, the pc 

flBd pampered throwback* to tin Fe»llvltl.» «,„» wlll highlight * 

of rubher- bulb horns and welcome and prestntetlon by May- 

[ glass tamps will parade 01 or Edward B. Bowker at »•« 

I av, and on the buardwnlk. Dancing to Hie mujlc of Jul«, L,! 

vin and hit srcheitra 

at • p. m. 

will ttart 

|Wth Cspt. J. L, l-optr, of Ocean 

, »» th* parade marshal, th* 

polished, w*ll-pr«trved 

i bun 1 ** will "cr«nk up" 

Ml (long Atbury »v. from 

14th ft. . m. iharp,- 

f chain-drives and hifh-spoked 

I will turn on 14th st. to Ocean 

I to 12th st. and up onto the 

WJlk where they will ride ti 

bConvenllon Hall. 

|il the Music Pier, Arthur Wat 

twill Identify and Introduce the 

1 ind their drivers at u rcceivexpected 

to be filled with 

c dignitaries and parade Judges, 

|n* inHqu* vthklit will be 

by Roy M*ng*l, William 

luthlr Wallac*, Jay M*f 

and Emll Palmer, all of whom 

i local rtpr*v 

•ut that I 

This Li too Intricate/ to explain in 

detail, but one feature was that (he oiw III Ira 9n# csvt v #f 

According to Hi* irate tablet. Director of Taxation should prepare 

Ocean City*! valuation! for tanschedules 

showing ttie wealth of the 

Purpottt ire only ll.lt per tent various districts, calculated at full 

of tru* value. Thli ratio of aueit- value. 

"Under the taw. i 

menh to true value varlea In the "This Is the equalised schedule the report of ttie Public Wortra} 

county from a high ef M.I7 per based on examination by the County mittee on tW Riven «nd B» 

tent In the borough of Wett ^VIW- Board of Taxation of the deeds filed til passed m 1(^4 by the Urd 1 

wood to * law sf 1114 per cent with the county clerk. 

ercra. the federal govermnlnt: 

In Middle Townthlp. 

"This involved the finding of the reimburse, wltliln pmcribed 

sales price of property, then the rn- work already done by the ran 

According to the table, nine of the tit> of one to the other. These are Itles provided tbe work was < 

16 county district's apply a lilghcr S» Pag* 1, column '• plus* strict accordance with (he 

proved by the Chief of 

he explained. 

Streets Well Cleared in Test; in hi* testimoirWi (he Occnff 

project, Mr. Hand (aid the lota 

»r work in ptaca brHefl.000, 

" Mie 

Lack of CD Aides Major Flaw 

y 

leean City. 'The locil 

Ocean City's civil defense and public safety officials rated Wednesday's formula Is *Wôo and the'j 

test jiir raid «S per cent perfect, with pedestrians committing the most eral stums $52^09. 

violations of the "lake cover" emphasis placed on the alert. 

Interested observers, however, re 

until amount't£ ft* • 

ported a number of weak points I 

eral shir* ntulti fr«n 

the local defense,, and counted 

H»t all M th» tMteki irKOi 

net Bvblidr wMttL M l>/9 

ever, fre* to tht 3K«r Ml* { 

PBODUCTT0N LINE efficiency marked free administration of Salk anti-polio vaccine 

Friday to 102 children of resort public schools. In foreground here, Helen Jambs, a Fourth 

Grader, has just had her shot from Dr. Robert A. Cornwell, with Mrs. William Munz, left, 

Parent-Teacher Association representative, and Mrs. Mary Loper, school nurse, assisting. 

In background P-TA member Mrs. Mary Moncrief cornforts Joyce Sampson while she is 

inoculated by Dr. Howard S. Hudson with assistance of Nurse Suzanne Smith. Bottom 

view is of children from the Wesley av, grade school waiting in Central av. school corridor 

for their trip through the. clinic. Waiting in background to return them to classes is 

bus driver Luke Turner.—Senior Studio photos. 

Graduates Show Many Talents 

at Colorful-Commencement- - 

A class of 94 Seniors was graduated from Ocean City High Sctioo 

Tuesday night with tlic nceol/ide that tho 1955 doss was one of the moE 

f) nnd outstanding in the history of the local school. 

More than 1,200 parents, relative.'' 

•inr) friends filled to capacity tht. 1 

Postal Pay Hike boardwalk Music Pier nnd its side 

pavilions to witness the impressive 

is $8,500 Here 

Occon Cit\'s 11 ICKulm ""d Hv 

nb,ututL- Post Orticc emplovei be 

•in wuiklni! vcsterdiiy under the 

ew salJiy \t-u\e which EIVI 1 '; them an 

per cent mcicist- 1 38 More Here Get 

Firs! Polio Shots^ 

Parochial School 

Shows Sharp Drop 

Thirty eight youngsters of St Augustinc'b 

School were inuculAtvd with 

the Salk anti poho vaccine Wednes- 

commencement ceremonies which day as the tii hi portlun of Uie free 

ended the secondary school careen inoouliilion program in Ocean City 

of Lhc tiritduatcs 

wn% completed 

Tln» number receiving the frtiobi 

Presenting diplomas to them, Av- wife exa(.lU 100 Ics? than the numgustut 

J. Smith, president of the ber for whom parental consents hnd 

Board of Education, said that "the been ghen when the program wa^ 

, Postmaslei clan of 1955- will long be remem- first proposed eaily in Muy 

v Adams ii-'piirtfd 

btrad In Ocean City High School 

The program In the public schools 

history for Its academic and ath< 

Mr Adami laid that the p 

was carried out last Friday when 

letic success." 

boost, which wlll show up In pay 

102 of the oiifiliral 280 scheduled for 

checks July 1, will mean an In- To the audience Mr. Smith ex- the mutultitions received tJiom In 

cr«»H of about $1,500 to the anpressed the gratitude of the school both schools, the number did not innual 

payroll In the local office. administration, faculty, staff and clude thp children who took the test 

school buard, for the "fine support last spring and are due for a booster 

The mciCiTic Is retroactive from the citizens have Riven to Uic cdu< shot in the cm rent program 

Mjnh 1 to June 15 with the g cation program." Hu said it is Uie 

bcinK InLoipaiatFd m the houily 

Local school authorities report 

hope of Lhc present board to "bring 

«at'L" scale of the empinve- s-tnrlini; 

they have no Information as to 

the best of everything in the way 

when Hie second shot for the new 

of education to the community/' 

Although the increase was ap 

group ind Hie booster shot far 

proved by the Government lute last 

Alice Lorraine Koch in her salu- last year"! participant! will be giv- 

week, olllclal word was not received 

tatory address spoke briefly on the en. Thtrt has bnn unofficial men- 

here by Postmaster Adams until yes- 

various phases of the. school's extra tion of next Stpttmber, 

tordnymoijninsfcurricular activities, which, she said, 

"is designed to produce well-adjusted Dr. Herschcl Pettit and Dr. Paid 

The rtvUion is also applicable young people." 

Pcttlt administered the inoculations 

to she ratti paid the 10 or intore Participation* in hand and chorus it the Parochial School. Mrs. Mil- 

summer lubstltutet ,who »r« ichedr activities, in the publication of the dred Waldnuin and Mrs. Ann Kline, 

uled to begin work soon misting school newspaper, The Billows; pho- school nurses, and Miss Carolyn 

the regular crew through the .ography, National Honor Society Boyd, Second Grade teacher, assisted 

heavy iaaton builneis. 

events, dramatics and other atfrao in the clinic. 

.ions outside the prescribed, study 

Has Emergtncy Surgery courses often result In ' a "career 

Mrs. Ellen Westlakc, 812 1st si., 

idea being born in the student whidi Combined Picnic For 

underwent an emergency appendec- 

grows and matures with him into, 

tomy at the Shore Memorial Hospital 

adult life/' she wild. 

Sunday Schools Tuesday 

Tuesday afternoon. Her condition 

Ls reported to be good. 

Valedictorian Mary Ellen Sharp The annual picnic for children of 

expressed Hie gratitude ef the the Sunday Schools In four of the 

class for th* "parents, teachtrs resort's Protestant churches will be 

and school administrator* who as- staged at Lcnapc Park, Mays Land- 

We/come 

sisted In Hi* achoal .CHVIHM to ing, an Tuesday, with about 400 

help guide Hit studints to • goad •'oungstors expected to Join the fun. 

To Our Cily 

adult lift." 

Koy E. Darby and Henry B, Cooper 

arc co-chairmen of the commit- 

Mrs. Wlllard Severin has re- In a direct greeting to her classtec arranging the event, which is to 

cently moved Into iier home at mates. Miss Sharp recited the poem: be sponsored.by the Methodist, Luth- 

7 W. 14th st. for permanent res- Happy arc we met, happy have we eran, Presbyterian and Episcopal 

idence, she lias been spending been. 

Churches. 

the summer seasons here for the Iappy may we part, happy meet Four buses leaving at regular in- 

past 17 years and this post win- again 

tervals will depart from Bth sL and 

ter she decided to give up her The academic phase of their high Central av, during tho morning at 

home at Queenly Manor In Gcr- school days was expounded by Wil- 8-30, 0:45, 9 and 0:10 o'clock. Return 

mantown to live in Ocean City inm Otis yVlrtz II. 

buses wilt lea,ve the picnic grounds 

all year. 

"The academic trains the gradu- for home at 4, 4:30 and 5 p. in. 

Mrs. Severin was ah active tea to assume the tremendous re- Throe members of the Ocean City 

member of the Paughters of the sponsibilities they face in the flus Beach. Patrol will accompany the 

American Revolution in German- ture," he Mid- "Academic training group as its special lifeguard corps. 

town and worked with her lato Is never completed—character build- The children will be duperoned 

husband in the American begfon u*g*«nd'self education goes on for- and will be treated 

post there. 

3t« Ptgt t, column 3, pleait 

1 city, where the /wamlnu W/*n» enfl 

hastily gathered wefttifls win 

contentrafid dwrlnr'Hi* 10-mlnVtt 

alert. , 

In Hw lower end of tti* island Convention season is In fuU.«wfctg 

ind up in Mi* Cardtns ttcHeti, 

however, then wit'a noHCMMt 

at the Flanders Hotel. These ses- 

absence of bom taud warning sigsion! will be completed by July 1 

nals and sufficient policing per- and the, next groups will consonnel.vene 

hi October. 

Harold Price, who was appointed Three divisions of the Farm Bu- 

chairman of the Ocean City Civil reau Mutual Automobile. Fire and 

Defense Council practically on the Life Insurance Company have schedeve 

of the test, and who hardly had Icd dates for this month. Three 

time to learn the Identity of civil hundred agenta and their families 

defer personnel, let alone instruct of the Harrisburg division hdd Ihcli- 

them, used city workers lor theaffair 

Monday through^ Wednesday. 

-warden assignment — 4OU guests TorWrhlladclphla divi- 

Police and firemen, both on duty sion are expected next Monday 

and oft*, were pressed into service through Wednesday, and 200 from 

to police the actions of motorists the Trenton division will take over 

and pedestrians. City workers rind nc*t Wednesday to Friday. 

lifeguards »1HO were Instructed to 

turn out at the alarm. 

This Is Hit tecend year Hw 

While the on-duly personnel was groups from Merrlsbiirg and Phil, 

well directed and well placed, the tdtlphlt havt com* is. Ocean Cfly 

assignment of the off-duty men left 

ttr,their annual affair. Th* Tren- 

Haws In the sut-up. They were In 

ton fgaregitton will make It* In. 

structcd that when the alert was 

augural appearance Hits ytar. 

sounded, no- matter where they hap- 

The Methodist Older Adult Con. 

pened to be, they were Ui take up 

mention of the New Jersey Method- 

duty at the nearest corner. 

st Conference has been convening 

Sec Page t, column 3, pleett 

it the hotel from.Wednesday until 

today. This group has come here annually 

for many years to meet and 

exchange interesting projects and 

Building Men works in which they have been engaged 

during the past year. 

The Equitable Life Assurance So- 

to Visit Resort lely has registered approximately 

35 guests for an agency convention 

lunc 27-30. This group h also one of 

Inspectors Guests one standing attendance at the 

for Meeting, Sat. ftandcrs. 

The sixth annual outing of the 

New Jersey Building Officials Asso- Three New Beaches to 

ciation will be conducted in Ocean 

City Saturday, with the event opening 

with a' luncheon at the Flanders be Guarded Saturday 

Hotel at 1 p. m 

New protected beaches for bathers 

More than 50 building Inspectors 'ill be opened tomorrow at North 

and other allied officials are expect- st., 12th »t. and 28th st., Beach Paed 

to attend the oneway session of trol Captain Thomas Williams an- 

business and fun, with George V. nounced yesterday. 

Grillo, of Hawthorne, president, In Other protected beaches previous- 

charge of the proceedings. 

opened are at Atlantic Wvd.^ Surf 

Following the meal and business rd., Brighton pi., 1st,. Bth, 10th, 14Ui, 

discussion at the Flanders, the visit- 32nd, 34(Ji and 57th its, 

ing group will adjourn to the home Capt.- Williams reiterated his re- 

of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B, Coopcr.at quest that all bathers use only the 

20th st and the beach. 

protected beaches. Last week two 

These, as the guests of Ocean men in the surf at 12th st, then un. 

City'tt building inspector and his protected, bad to to rescued from 

wife, .visiting members and their Irowntng. 

wives will be invited to swim in the More protected beaches and addi- 

ocean, play lawn bowling or other tional lifeguards will be added each 

outdoor games. 

week end until July 2. when the full 

Mrs. Cooper will serve supper to complement will be on duty and all 

the visitors between 6 and 7 p. m. beaches protected. 

INSIDE TIPS 

Summer Folk Wed 

Amusements—Sec. 2, page 1, and 

Sec. 3, page 4. 

64 Years Today 

Churches—Sec. 2, pages 6-7. 

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Spaeth, 

Classified Ads—Sec. 4, pages 4-5. 611 Turner av., Drcnl Mil, are 

Edltorlal-^Sec. 3, page 2, 

celebrating their 64th wedding 

Elementary School—Sec. 4, page, anniversary today at their sum- 

-o. 

mer cottage, 1541 West av. ' 

High SdMK)l-rSee. 2, pages Mr. and Mrs. Spteth, who are 

4-5-8 

both In their 80th year, and 

Social—Sec. 1, paces f5-9. 

their fatally h»v« been comlnf 

Somns Point—Sec. 2, pag« 2, to Ocean City since 1902. They 

and Sec. 4, page 4. 

have one daughter, two sons, 

to refreshments Sports—Sec. 4, pages ^8. 

nd a full program of entertainment. Upper 1>>wnsaip~$ec 4, paf« 4. 

1 

"The project request in OetmXUy"'^, 

••m,om, tire'difference n«$KV? 

he estimate of tbe Corps of BJS*KV 

icon of work to' be done In 0 honth^S 

will close tonight The c\hlblts are'', 

open to the public frum 4 to 11 p. m 

Th* show Is en Interntlof ; 

WWI of wtrythlna for the i ' 

home, wlllt III* boeths

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'the Scmit Hut, 6th st and Boart 

of the board have bee: 

irtfes Start June 29 Invited to a covered dish suppc 

Hottest House, Mo Central July i, at 7 p.m.. In the Ilostes 

ofltclilly opened for the tepson 

House. They have all bees reqm 

week fnd, 13>ere aô now 10 

to . bring their •growing quarters 

" ttlJ yltUIng there 

regular weekly -cvl parties 

wkh them at that time. 

for the benefit at the Haitesa Plans also art being made for 

will be resumed June, 29 and 

rummage sale to be held June 3i 

lad July 1. Donations are being re 

every Wednesday for tbe by Mrs, Harriet Woodruff, 

n affairs ar#< held in 

matron, at the Hostess House.. 

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MRS. HOWARD J. DODSON 

Tile lamer Cynthia Jane Yasser, 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H, Frankin 

Yeager, of Rutledge, Pa,, and 6i( 

Jattersea rd,. Ocean City, became 

;e bride of Howard James Dodson, 

in of Mr, and Mrs. Howard W," 

ledson, of Swarlhmore, Pa., on Frilay 

evening at a candlelight wedding 

irvlee in the Swarthmore Presby. 

rlan Church. The Rev, Henry L, 

oil outdated. 

The bride was attended by Miss 

etsy Anunon, of Welfcert, Pa., as 

of honor, and Miss Lynne Rog, 

r§, of Kansas City, and Mrs, John 

Jeaj, of Cheater, as bridesmaids, 

an Hamilton Breij, Philadelphia, 

the flower girl. 

The Rev. Averlll Carson, of Ocean 

ty, served ag beat man for Mr, 

odson. Ushers were Russell Yeager, 

ichard Dodson, John MaeNeal and 

red Behenna, 

Vocal musk was offered by 0. 

rron Heliiiulh, of Secane, Pa. 

A reception followed at McCahan 

all, adjoining the church. 

Mr, Dodson Is a Senior at Penn- 

! sylvania Military Colloje, majoring 

in economics. The bride attended 

Temple ftJiiivorsiiy, She has sum- 

| mered here with her family for a 

number of yeare, 

* 4 6 

Miami Girl Recent 

Bride of Resorter 

MRS. WILLIAM G. FIELD 

Prior to hnr recent marriage in 

Miami, rii. .MS the foimii Miss 

|_Barbau Ann—Wattoii, daughter of 

Arthur 1,. Watson, of Miami. 

Her liusb.ind. Dr. Field, son of Air, 

and Mrs. Howard G. Held, i>f Ocean 

City. Is now serving with thu Air 

F«ni! in Savannah, Ga. 

* * t 

Goldys Host ct 

Party for Texons 

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse It. Goldy, 1100 

Bay av., were hosts at a dinner 

party given reeently in nonar of 

Mr. and Mrs. Thnmas Spencer and 

sons, William Gary anil Keith, of 

Corpus ChrLsli, Texas. 

Those present for the oecasinn 

were Mr. find Mrs. Daniel Mcschini, 

Cannlcn: Mrs. John AHKCIO, Scwell; 

Silt: Lee, Linwood. and James Goldy, 

Robert Goidy, Jonn Walters, Betty 

I-on and Mary Carul Goldy, ull of 

Ocean City. 

THE OCEAN CITY SlNTINiL-LEDGER 4Y, JUNE 17 

Colony Club Annual 

Dinner Monday Night 

Mrs. J, Wesley HamNeton, 

District vice president of the Nev 

Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs, 

wU; be the guest of tenor arid in 

•tailing officer at the installation 

dinner of the Colony nub Monday 

at 6:30 p. m, at the Bsla Inn, ion; 

ere Point 

An evening of entertainment has 

been'planned with The Coopers, 

nun and wife team, presenting 

sleight-of-hand feats. The let Is en 

titled "Magle As You Like W '_ 

it will feature audience participation 

Dr. Dortj Berger will be mlstreiit 

of ceremonies. Co^halnnen of th 

social committee planning the affair 

are Mrs. Richard Snydcr and Mrs. 

Ralph Trempc. 

; * * « 

Summer Visitor 

Heads Architects 

David H, Morgan, of Philadelphia, 

recently was elected president of 

hu Philadelphia Chapter of the 

American Institute of Architects. 

Mr, Morgan is the husband of the 

former Sarah L. Smith, a ulster of 

Lite Senator Nathaniel C. Smith, 

'05 Ocean av. The Morgans art 

'requent resort visitors. 

* • ' • • * . 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Roma and 

family of Philadelphia ire spending 

the season at"817 5th st, 

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'Hirtotaf I" ' he Blseayne Hotek The 

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*fte fiitt-rtainment program after 

jner featured performances' by 

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if. They were Amy Vaaolider' 

Vinplider, Oeorgij Kliiiler, 

, Mumford, .Beatrice Kane and 

, Kaimarek in dancing numbers 

ynn Bly in a vocal solo, 

"fliers was a sketch caricaturing 

rifles of the group during the 

year by Mrs, .Catherine Monroe, 

an Interesting display of slides 

i Caribbean cruise by Dr. ~ 

Women Republicans 

to Dine Wednesday 

The Womon's Regular Repu 

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evening at 6 30 Ent 

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son of Mr. Mid Mrg.C. W. Bittcreby, 

Shore rd., Utamn.1 The R«v, Frank 

r. Adier. (inplir, uljcluted. 

Attending Ujo bride srare Mrs. 

Vloymond Ballard, Ocean City, as 

oialron of honor, and Mrs. Orovcr 

prown, Ocejin City, and Miss Betty 

Scrhnlnfer, Marmora, as bridesmaids. 

Sravtr Brawn, OCHN Clly, wai 

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ih*brl*t. 

Muriel Love it and her twin 

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were the flower girl and ring 

bearer, 

Thi bride's floor length gown with 

[i chapel train was of nylon lace and 

tulle, The fitted bodice was fashioned 

over white satin and the long 

iieeves were of the tulle trimmed 

with lace. The vary full bouffant 

skirt flared out over a boop underskirt. 

Her fingertip veil draped 

from a matchiofl tiara and she carrled 

white roses surrounding white 

gurdtnlM, 

The attendants' gown ware all of 

Partial at Blseayne 

to Benefit Hospital 

The weekly public card parties, a 

regular summer benefit given every 

Monday evening at 8 o'clock In the 

Blueayne Hotel, wUl be Inaugurated 

aejst Monday, 

These affairs .are for the benefit of 

the Shore Memorial Hospital and a 

small donation wUl be received. They 

ire sponfored oy Mrs. 1 Mbabeth 

Blundtn. 

Visit In Maryland 

' Mr, and Mrs, lewis R. Austin, 

J30B Bay av., recently spent the 

week end visiting their son-in-law 

and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Vincent 

Stahier, In Pawtueket, Md., whore 

Mr, Stahier Is stationed with the 

Nnvy, 

S E » 

Class Reunion Sunday 

A reunion for the Ocean city High 

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Sunday at 3'p. m., at S trot becks 

ttay Club in Margate City. This will 

be (he third reunion for the class 

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and ihe cmried a bouquet of 

happiness roses and baby 

bnath. The bridesmaids gowns 

were In shades of blue and green 

and their bouquet^ were of »ios 

and delphinium. 

Mn. HUtn Nof,|nB.r, of Orani*, 

N, J., • foraiH- srtan t*icti,r of 

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. A reception followed in the New 

Jersey 'av.^Fu-e Hail in Somers 

Point, aft«r which the newly weds 

left for a wedding trip through the 

Muthem states. When they return 

they plan to reside In Ocean City, 

The bride is a teacher in ihe Now 

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Graduates Show Talents 

at Pier Commencement 


ever," 

Wlrtr r.port.d that 30 of Hi. 94 

graduate! have been •ccepled by 

celltgn. all over the country. 

Member, of (III (iaif hive received 

scholarship! at Rutgerl, 

Unlvertlty of Btlawm, Ltiille 

College and Dauglai College. 

, One member of the elass is en. 

rolled in the new Air Force Academy 

,u be opened In Colorado, he report, 

ed. Nine will 1 enter "oilier armed 

services. Five will enter teacher college, 

six will go to nursini school 

and two have been awarded music 

ichalarships. 

Sally Mlehele Laird demonstrated 

lie "fine am" tauiht at the school, 

which she said, "are a vital purl of 

he trainirrfi of young people." 

Miss Laird deftly completed a pas, 

el drawing of a profile (o demonstrate 

ihe result of her studies and 

training In the art class of the 

school. "Even though we may never 

become artists," she said, "our train- 

Ing in art enables us to find a deep, 

er appreciation of art." Jean Ann 

Wilde played a piano Interlude while 

Miss Laird sketched, 

"Industrial Arts" WSI Hi* sub 

jeer of a brief talk by Angelina 

Langs, She explained the hems 

making subjects for girls and ihe 

manual iubjitft far bsyi offered 

by fhs sehaol. "This* arts," she 

said, "are essential In the well, 

rounded training sf young people 

as home makers and skilled workers 

In their carters," 

Prank, II, Wickes, in an address on 

"aililKiics," explained the intramural 

and varsity sports program at the 

4'hool. The program at Ocean City 

High Sehqul "reaches all individualj, 

nnd nut just the star athletes, as is 

Ihe ea»p in many high schools," he 

said. 

due of the most impressive and inspirinM 

talks of the evening was the 

recitation of Stephen Vincfnt Uenel's 

"Nightmare at Noon," by Illlmar it, 

Louis, class president. 

i'hi' theme of the work was prepafednens 

in the face of the lumiilluuus 

atmosphere of the world to. 

day. The recitation hinted at (hu 

cumplacenty of the people of fills 

country and the apparent erroneous 

attituile that •'there is plenty of 

time" to prepare. The address spoke 

uf similar altitudes In Holland and 

fither Ktiropean countries before being 

erijjiilieii by the Nad hordes. 

Making the recitation more lm. 

presslve was the knowledge of 

many of. the audience of parents 

and' friends that jLouls his been 

In this gauntry only three years 

and wet a bey In Holland at the 

time the tragedy of which hi 

spake actually occurred. 

Results of the vocal music trainnu' 

presented at the school were 

demonstraled to the enjoyment of 

the audience by the .Senior mem. 

bers of the a capflla choir. They 

§any "Madame .leanetle," with Miss 

Helen Derrick difeclini;, 

Sis members oi the graduating 

class eoniposeri a brass choir prcseiiiitiM 

'Where E'er You WalkO to 

demonstrate the hislrumentnl rmisle 

training otFei'ed students. 

The chiss was recommended for 

Eirailualinn by Principal neorê W, 

Meyer find presented fur diplomas 

by Ur, Charles B, Piereu, stiperiiitendem 

of schools, 

Mr, Smith, prior to presenting 

the diplomas, addressed the grid, 

uates as "classmates." Hi touched 

on the nostalgic In recalling that 

30 years ago the commencement 

exercise program provided for the 

president of the Junior class to 

address the Senior class president 

arid wish th# graduates "farewell 

and luck," 

In 1028, Mr. Smith recalled, he 

was the Junior class president who 

mude.the address lo John K, Devlne, 

Senior class, president. . 

At that time I addressed that 

yroup as' 'classmates,' And allhuuuh 

we are removed by 30 years, to me 

! you, loo, are 'classmates,*" he 1 said. 

I The invocation' was by ihi- Rev. 

David P. Wright, pastor of the 

j Ocean City Baptist Church, and the 

benediction was ylven by the Rev. 

Forrest E. Vainihan, rector of Holy 

Trinity Episcopal Church. ' 

The high school band, under the 

direction of Paul 11, Weil, played 

the traditional "Pomp and Cireum. 

italics," by Elyar, for the procesiiunal, 

and f'oldmarTs "On Parade" 

for the exit of the graduates. The 

band also played an overture of 

Deep River Rhapsody" anil "Bug. 

ler's Holiday," . 

Class officers arc Illlmar Louis, 

president; Charles Richard McDowell. 

vice president; Geraldine Ann 

Chadwiek, secretary, arid Mary Ellen 

Sharp, treasurer. 

Glenside Folk Arrive. 

.Mr, and Mrs, Ralph R. Ross and 

family of Olenside, Pa., are spending 

June and July at MB St. James 'pi. 

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and WMk End* 

THE OCEAN CITY SBMTiNEU.IDOEft 

Local Boys Gain 

Lifeguard Posts 

Available positions on the Ocean 

City Beach Patrol this summer were 

reduced to about 20 as the result of 

the successful completion of a swim, 

mlng test by five Ocean City Ilish 

School bgys Wednesday. 

The swim for the local candlclales 

is the customary preference test to 

give joca! applicants first opportu. 

nity for e^stln^ jobs. The opiMi test 

will be conducted fiaturday HI III 

a. m, on the iOlh st, beach. 

Capt. Thsmas Williams reported 

that prler te the preference test 

JOHNSTONE'S 


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Wednesday there were approximately 

IS poiltlonl open. He added 

that at leait 50 candldilei have 

applied far the !B |«bi new available, 

and the competition In Saturday's 

swim should be keen it • 

result of Jhe limited number of 

openings. 

The five candidates were required 

to complete'the half-mile ocean swim 

in SB minutes to qualify. Only one 

failed to finish in the alloted time, 

but be was a strong swimmer and 

will be given further tests, Capt, 

Williams said. 

The successful candidates and 

their times were James Callaehan, 

IMS Shore rd,, Llnwood, 23:30; Arthur 

Ford, 414 New York av,, Som. 

ers Point, S4!40; Edward Holmes, 23 

Warwick rd,, 34;afl; William Cox, 40(1 

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Strange Lady in Town 

Starring: Greer Garson 

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On The Sim* Proiram 

"The Unholy Four" 

with Paulette Goddard 

Ofi» Hour ef Color Cartoons 

far the Kiddles Friday Nltil . 

Syn,. Man,. Tuej,, June If, 18, SI 

In Cinescope & Technicolor 

"Violent Saturday" 

Victor Mature 

—— ALSO 

Raymond Massey in 

"Seven Angry Men" 

Wwi. .ThMrs, Juno 11- J) 

Brodariek Crawford and ' 

Richard Conte in , 

New York Confidential 

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. "New .Orleans 

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with Beverly Garland 

Rememberl Thursday li 

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Frl. and Sat. June 17 • 18 

In Cinescope & Technicolor 

"Hell & High Water" 

with Richard Widmark 

— . ALSO — 

Charlie Chaplin, Jr., in 

"Fangs of the Wild" 

One Hsur ef Color Cartoons 

far the Klddlei Friday Nltel 

Sun, .Men, ' June If-20 

In Cinemascope 

, "Desiree" 

Starring Marlon Brando 

and Jean Simmons 

— ALSO _ ^ 

"An Annapolis Story" 

Starring John Derek 

and Diana Lynn 

Tutsday . Wednesday . Thursday 

June 21 - 31 and 23 

"There's No Business 

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In Cinemaseop* 

Marilyn Monroe, Dan Dailey 

Donald O'Connor 

. . Johnnie. Ray 

Ethel Merman, Mitii Gaynor 

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feiturlng tasty snacks far all at both Theatres. 

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The candidates will now be school, 

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CIARKGABIE SUSAN Hflvw 

Frdm the Novel 

by Kite O'Brien 

FORTUNE 

n Ihe Winder o( High rdtlny ITtRMPHONIC SOUNB 

COIOI 6, DtiuJI . 

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Print b^ T1GMNICOL ph 

"s mo/ * * MUSl£ 

TO THE wrt ?° r-nsi will he Toil 

Auilri-ws, yiiilil" liriiailwiiy fiiiil TV 

veli'i-aii. sviio replaced Joseiili Cotten 

a-i Linus Lari'iibrv Jr. in I In- Mew 

^'iM'k iiriiducllun or "Snlirina Piilr," 

Aninna Andrews'. nthi'P frotlllH wan 

I hi 1 Mile roll' iii ihe national mm. 

pany ed "Misier Hulnuis." 

Anoiher mcmlwr of the .Broadway 

t-ani, %'irulni.i Hiiati, will In* soen In 

tin' Miili'iray iiriênlaliiin, A native 

ul Tri'iiinn. N. ,1., she slum li'.idini: 

J rules in si'vural Syw York proiitirlion*., 

inrlmliiiu "Hiiynl Vaanliund," 

"Mary" iiiiil •Jntk and Jill." She re. 

lurni'ij Irfmi ri'tirehieiii ty rcpliiei' 

fill lik'cn Nesbiti as Maude Uarrabee 

in "Siihrlnii Kair," She will play the 

^nmo \nir\ ai ihe Gateway. 

Marjsrie Gateion, veteran af 

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York musicals, U cast As Julia Me. 

Klnioek, a It-plus rnagailni editor 

whs still dreamt sf her Paris 

I flint. Mils Sateion previously 

! worked with Miss Bennett a few 

years jbatk In the film "Passage 

West," 

A Philadi'lpliia natlvp, Earlr Mayo, 

is iiiinthcr ini'inliL'^ of I hi 1 tialuway 

casi. A wasiinud veieniii nf till! 

ihuatr* 1 and movit's, ht> iiiurt'd for 

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jippeai'i'U in a lliinihor nf tiperi'tias 

,md .liiirud wiih Klizahi'lh Heruner 

-in-*"l'ln'"'l 1 wo Mrs, Ciiii'cills." lie play, 

llie liili 1 uf Linus lîrrabce Hr., a 

woalihy, hiali Mii-li'iy i.uiia Isldndrr 

with a hobby of ritiuiuliim fiinwnU, 

oilier membiM's nf ihe »| iiii'luile 

I.ailier liavis a* David Larrabi'e, 

Kiiihariiii' t'iilei' as Maranrel, Diana 

Mariani a^ UiTtt'lU'n, Htaidt'y C'ublcy 

as Kairchlld. Philip Pi-indlc IIH Paul 

|)'Aii!i'iisi)n ami L'anil . Mvrviiilinn, 

Keiinelli (.'unpin',''Ann Merlin nnil 

Iliinild Clark, 

•a 

Miss McriMHliiin, a fii^l yiîr At'|, : 

ors Kqiiily jippri'iiilci'. halls 'rum 

Vi'ntnui', N, ,1. She is a uratlualii'iil' 

Atliimic (.'My Illuh Si'lioul, Miss Merliii, 

wliusi' honiii Is Philadeliiliin, is 

a sercjnd year ai^sfeiiiiru. 

Miss t'aine. Mayo and Prinllle are 

'sidtnt mwiibera uf ihg tiattvvay 

inipany anil uili Ije seen in other 

(idutllons iltiriiiu the siiinmi'r. 

THE OCCAM CITY SINTiNEL-LePOCR PAOI 1 —SICTiON TW| 

CONSTANCE BENNETT 

"Snliriiia Fair" is beiiia Htaju'd by 

ndiuwH, William Whitlni! Is (IninH 

ie sci'iiie (li-siun. EtlMar Klfiten, ri's. 

piii natuway ilirei'tniN is |ii ! oduelion 

diii-i'tnr, 

Ciiiiaiii time each cvpnina in SAS 

p. in., wild the trxt'pplian of a Saturilay 

when two shows lire Miven, 7 

anil ii:;iii p. m. 

South End Plans 

Bicycle Parade 

Entries invited for 

July 4 Program 

Kniries for II colorful Iticyck' pa. 

:-ailr anil uala sports pro'firam fur 

•hildriMi mi July fourth were invited 

Mils weuk liy the Koiith Oeeau t'ily 

Imiiiuveineiit Assoeiatiim, 

r'ulliiu Shurt, chairman of ihi< 

Kiradi'. annuiinrcil that |he hike 

inBuaiit will bi> stasii'd at ii a, ni 

Inly 4 with theruiue riinnhia on 

..Vnirar av, from Slsi M. tu miili st 

The parade will be In four age 

. 'oupji juveniles up ,to 6 years ef 

age; fancy and comic divisions for 

youngsters front e to 16; and 

adults from lo up, . 

Kntrlu are now beiiiif taken at thr 

Ot-ean Drive Paint anil Hardware 

Store, aim SSth si., and will be ati'1'iiii'd 

ii|( t» anil iiuliidiuif July a. 

The bicycle event will precede 

the annual sports and game pro. 

gram staged by ithe Association on 

the beach at J9th st. far young- 

sters of the neighborhood. While 

the sports program Is restricted, 

the hleyele parade Is open to all 

blhe riders on .the Island. , 

The Association's pram-am will net 

untli'i- way oil June 23, with the lirst 

mc-ctini!. card party arid ijiiesi niuhi 

at Chapel Hall, Satli st.* and'Asbury 

av. Prises will be ofTered, 

School Rules for 

Korean Vets 

VA Director Warns 

of Starting Deadline 

Inseph F I) Hern mmagcr of the 

Nnsaik %A Btjionjl Ofllce this 

\iprk issntU a roundup of rules dcil 

int Kith ihi. liirie\i.ai stiriint> ikad 

line lut Kuriari t.l |j,|| inlnino 

Under ihe h« \rlirann aetuilh 

jniril Hlail ihfir Gl cniirip!, within 

time uir« I mm Hie line uf then 

M'p.il.moil fuim thL armed furrt« m 

uldci In ronlinln ifierHard^ Mi 

o Hern said it is not sumcient Im a 

icliran to lil. jn ipplieatron hefoi e 

the dtailhnL with the inli'nti.m o| 

itjrlmp afterwards Ho must enroll 

in ind lit!,lii inn ionise in jih mil 

•it liii diadjnu 

ttirtlu imoiL lining stirted in 

limt In mu»! bt in luinlni, un hu 

(lioillinc HaiL imlm his allendinrr 

hi en mi,nnpii-il i» ihi. sLimmei 

llinn in fm ,,ime olhei c\cu. A. V. Anxlliarv 

HijihliMht.s will inelude I ho annual 

past state commanders luncheon at 

noon .Sntiirduy. a bom ride at 2 p. 

m. today, and the annual banquet 

liilliorrow t'Vt'iiinf;, 

COIORIHAHQIMK- 

Wrilt Uft May Ctimlt IfUf (tmmllilu, 

*t f«»r> Kim, H J 

SATURDAY, JUNE 18th 

ON 34th STREET 

BETWEEN ASIURY and BAY AVENUES 

Hurry S. Adams, Jr. & William lateion, Preps, 

OPEN DAILY 

. o All r outi N o t * 11 o p u [ w r_r; 

Here's fresh, soft frozen flavor it its finest , , . whale- 

some, delicious Dairy Queen, juit sample a luscious, 

nioulhwalering Dairy Queen sundae or a thtck, smooth 

shake or malt. You'll discover Diiry Queen tastes 

better! Because, Dairy Queen is froien just seconds 

before you eat it. And Dairy Queen is healthful, toe, 

because it's made from fresh, whole milk. Stop at our 

new Dairy Queen store on Grand Opening Days. Enjoy 

Dairy Queen. It's SO good! 

REFRIGERATION and WALK IN COOLER 

by 

CHATTIN RIFRIGiRATiON 

Commercial — Domestic 

1116 Asbury Ave, Phone 3061 

WE DID IT AGAIN 

Another Commercial Electrical Installation 

by 

IRVIN JOHNSON, Jr. & Co, 

Electrical Contractors 

944 Asbury Aye. Phone 1591 

CONGRATULATIONS 

from 

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RIO. ARCHITfCT 

New Jersey and Penna. 

S01 Asbury Ave, Phone 2854 

CONGRATULATIONS 

From 

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Ice Cream Toppings and Flavors 

VINELAND, N. J. 

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Summer Tutoring 

4 Professional Service Rendered 

By a Select Staff 

Individualized Programs Arranged far Private 

and Public High School, College or 

Elementary Students 

FOREIGN LANGUAGES REMEDIAL READING 

SOCIAL STUDIM ARITHMITiC 

MATHEMATICS TYPlWRITiNO 

INOLISH SHORTHAND 

SCIENCES 

intensive Coaching Courses 

ESTABLISHED ,?41 

12 W, Fiffitnrh Street Ocean City 2330-W 

PUBLIC INVITED 

to the 

MUSIC MELORAMA 

Sponsored by Artisans Order 

of Mutual Protection 

Friday, June 24th, 8:30 P. M. 

CONVENTiON HALL 

'Music fay 

Artisans Memorial Post 120 American Legion 

POST BAND 

IT'S FREE - NO ADMISSION or COLLECTIONS 

OPENING 

SPECIAL 

PLUMBING 

Installed by 

CHARLES C, PALERMO 

Westinghouse Appliances 

1447 Aibury Ave. Phone 0166 

CEMENT 

Work by 

LEON COSTELLO& SONS, Inc. 

1001 Simpson Ave. Phone 2239 

m

It: 

illows 

nube, 

of CoinmbU SdttlMtle Fiw A«soclat(on 

r,»v» Sdlior, DOLORES WORKMAN 

: ttditor, bottom CAMERON 

"' *ilctutj Advisor, JAMES B. KnU 

MABIONSWABTZ, JEAN BLAKE 

trscy Group I championship track 

school enrollment will be consider- 

ere given by the school, and by the 

!am. They were Ted Ford, Ed Be 

ably higher than this year/: Enroll- 

ocal clubs of Ocean City 

ingcr, Charles Hadtke, Joe Kennedy, 

ment is as follows, although there 

Ihorles McDowell, Frank Wickes, The awjids were as follows- may be changes of up to 50 more 

Illl Wirtz, Lou Davis, Wayne Thomp Women's Research Club award for people: Seniors—140; Juniors—123; 

asp Cor 

an, Tom Adams, Charles Bowman, joy and girl with highest average in Sophomores—168; and Freshmen— 

par pom* 

ayne Myers, Al DeSantis, Wayne English foi last tluec ycais in high 163. 

inner, Bill Cason, and Carl Mo- chool, $10 'each, Alice Koch and 

;ttl. 

Yank Wjckcs 

Awards also went to the winners Kiwams Club award to boy and 

the track men's decathlon. They :irl with highest soholastic average, 

ere Wayne Myers, Carl MOretti, 25 Savings Bond, awarded at lunch- 

FOR YEARS FOR QUALITY 

nd Al DeSontis. 

on, Mary Sharp and Edward Scott 

Readers Digest' subscription for 

Outstanding Athletic Awards, ne year to Valedictorian, Mary 

which require 25 ipolnts, -were pre- harp 

sented to eight nthletei, the largest 

number in O, C. H. 6. history. Cjicnustry Award. $5 given annual 

AWNINGS 

They were Frank Wickes, Sam by an intciested citizen, Frank 

Fogiio, Joe Kennedy, Ted Ford, Vickcs 

Chlejc McDowell, Bernard Carter, D. A R Good Cituen, Barbara 

George Coder and* Mate Davis. 'ord 

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The captains for next year's teams 

were then announced. They are: 

Football Co-Capts., John Dol Corio 

and Dave Lodcr; Basketball, Phil 

Uubcr; Baseball, Charles Bowman; 

Baseball-Track, Wayne Winner. 

The program next featured the 

presentation of the championship 

trophies to George W. Meyer, principal.. 

Phil Iluber presented the Cape- 

Atlantic League J. V. Basketball 

{Championship trophy, Joe Kennedy 

presented the Cape Atlantic League 

baseball championship trophy. The 

Cape Atlantic League track championship 

trophy was presented by 

Frank Wltekcs. Ted Ford presented 

the South Jersey track championship 

trophy, 

The program was concluded with 

a word of appreciation from Mr. 

Meyer toward the people who made 

I these trophies and honors possible. 

Rotary Club Junior Rotarian, 

Yank WiLkes 

American Legion Boys State Hepesenlatives, 

James Jeffries and John 

iclCono 

American Legion Girls State Rep 

escnlativc, Adelaide Titus 

Douglass College Citizenship Inlitutc, 

sponsored by Federated 

Vomcn's Clubs lleseaicli Club, Ma- 

Is Aycis, Women's Club, Gail 

iridegam, Civic Club, Jojce Harins. 

Colony Club, Carol Turner 

Principal's Award for Service, $10. 

oseph Newsome 

Civics Award, ClwrlC5 Palmer Das 

Medal, Kathleen Lynch 

Women's Club United" Nations 

wards, $5 each, Kathleen Lynch and 

oyco Fctcrion 

D A R Home Economics Pins: 

nothing, Marian Rasmussen; Foods, 

[orma Capcza 

Dramatics Award, $5, Carmen Doene 

Women's Club Art Award, $5, Sal- 

Laird 

Home Economics Award, $5 each, 

lothing, Angelina Longo, Foods, 

lebocca Barksdalc; Betty Crocker's 

Picture Cook Bdok, Janice .Dullcy; 

Betty Crocket'b Good and Euiy Cook 

Book, Marlon Cason: 

Instrumental 

illvcr Halncs 

Music Awaid, $5, 

cense Fee 

ow Due!! 

Vocal Mufcle Awards, Arion Founatlon 

Medal and Pin, Frank 

Vickcs; $10, Mary Sharp. 

Gregg Medal for Stenographic Proidency, 

Patricia Wriggins 

Rotary Ann Award In Business Edcation, 

?10, Patricia Wriggins. 

American Legion Award to 8th 

•radc boy and girl for Honor, Courige, 

Scholarship, Leadership apd 

Service, Constance Money ana David 

Ilizzard. ''" 1 

Rotary Scholarship medals awarda 

at dinner: 12th grade, Mary 

>harp, Edward Scott; Tlth grade, 

lary Jane^Scott, William Strathnann; 

'lOjJi grade, Sandra Weber, 

"Ullam Scebaugh; Dth grade, Bertha 

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ANCE No. 597 and Amended Ordinance 768 

all MERCANTILE LICENSE FEES shall be due and 

the office of tfie (Cit/ Clerk in City Hall, Ocean City, 

ST DAY Of JUNE in each year, and shall expire 

ebb, Robert Schilling; 8th grade, 

Helen Floyd, Sunway Lee; 7th grade, 

Carolyn Johnson, Matthew HutmAkcr 

Billows Awards 

Outstanding, Dolores Workman, 

3ail Aman, Connie Cameron; Major 

Words, Steve Cake( Mary '>t(ane 

*ott, Phebc Turner, Nlkkl Clark, 

Mike Johnson, Sandy FInkbelner, 

jeorglna. Blake; Certificates, Joyce 

WaMclmv Marten Smettz,* Mary Hawhorne/ 

Bat-bara bootit' ' 

Scholarship Awards: 

NO TANKS, FURNACIS; CLANKING RADIATORS - you 

don't even need a basement. Every cubic inch of your 

home is Uyingwom. ' ' "'" ,""' 

such paymenj. 

isnge Chn> Scholarship, $300, 

..... Wkttes.'' 

VfanufnV Oub Scholarship for fu- 

^ f «ny *?etion of this Ordinance shall 

teacher, $200, Arthur Collins. 

Honor Society Scholarship, flop, 

h ' '' 

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b*fo)» Hie Magistrate be subject to a fine. 

r. 

:EGINA B. RODGERS, 

City Chrk. 

urging, f 100, Sally Ijunl.' v ' ' 

Venture 'Olub Scholarship, $100, 

\ngellna Longo. 

Student Council Scholarship, »100, 

Arthur Collins. 

Colony Olub Scholarship, 4th year 

Charles Olden, |E00. 

More

^Hili 

t-SECTION TWO 

Student Council 

flans Big Year 

| New Projects On 

| Tap Next Fall 

§ ly MARY JANI SCOTT 

te An this sehoel yi«r eleiis, It would 

ge well to review the accbmplisti- 

B>enls of the Student Council. This 

«TKaniMtlgn has never been too 

Rrong In Ocean City Ilifih. In some- 

Schools the Council Is In charge of 

^11 financial projects, etc. It is look- 

•d upon as the final authority by the 

gtudent body, 

£ Student Council was Introduced to 

Bits school several years ago, for the 

fpwnd tint, after It had .died out 

•pme 17 yean before. During the 

put few yean It appeared once 

ffeain to be on the decline when a 

flpterailned group of offlcers and 

seme of the fruits 

of a sound 

banking connection 

Come in — sfarr 

banking with usl 

their sponsor tried to really ictompllsh 

something, 

Th. fait |fhit Ith.y nave to * 

grMt extmf orrled out rh«lr nlmi 

It Ihswn by thii «t»t«m*nt of 

Prlntlpsl G«ors» Mtytr wha.uid, 

"Thll Student Council tin •ecsffipllth«d 

men jfhin «ny oth»r« In 

rtcMt i/*tn, lit whole (tan* Iwai 

Improved, plioil; 

distance to stop nine buKt have 

hi'm ,i]iplioil .1ml lull] (list mi i 

Dm CIS nctc 

Simon Wiilkci —11 in p m—Ian. 

—11 22 

Jus Cheiv—20 m, p. m,—IB—2B.4f- 

.53.4, 

Tom MeDoiigal—as m. p. h,—18.0 

—30-48.B. 

Tom Jones—25 m. p. h.—23.10— 

3DW—OS.i, 

Carole Turner—20 m. p, h.—13-4— 

21W—38,7, 

Haw p costs less ikw any o%w 

• 

old P, Stoddard, exeeutive Btcretary. First Baplbt Bapim 

of the New Jersey Baptist Conven. I Court HHouse 

tlon, will preach the sermon, and rison Hunter* 

the Hoy. David P. Wright, of Ocean tut Church ' 

Cily Daptist Church, will read from Tnc 

Scripture. 

Albert Wellj will read a shert 

hliMry ef Hie church, and Patter 

Harry F, Flndelion will read rhe 

namet lof the W paitsrr whs liivs 

served the church sines Its beginning. 

Creeling! ot the evening service 

nt 7:,TO o'clock wilt ,be brought by 

the Hev, Everi'tt OrlmminiJs, pastor 

of Celitriil Baptist Church, Millvlllc, 

and moderator of the West New Jersey 

Hiiptisl AssHfialiM; the Rev, Lcliny 

Ciinnlnghani. jKislur of the 

THE 

DANA 

PASTRY 

SHOP 

8th Street 

Between West and Bay Avtnott 

The Home of the Famous 

CINNAMON BUNS 

OPEN DAILY 8:30 A, 

Personsliui 

DRY CLEANERS 

Futriw 

COLD STOMfi 

Individual 

LADIES* 

Custom Tailoring 

ALTERATIONS 

—•— 

Fret Deliviry 

Free Pirking 

—•— 

Phone 1835 

744 Asbury Av». 

NOW.,.With Magic Chef Heater This 13 Room-2 Bath House Costs Only $31A Month ft M 

fine Oni rrtcvt mnrs woy U/AU it\ to tnua save household UnnKAUniJ money! ^^..i « >- • _ . : • 

Now^thatyou.eon hove gas hsdf at 10% 

to 20% lea than any othgr modern fuel 

with o Moglc Chef hioter ond the niiw qos 

ntms. 

Rial,luxury of suptrmarktf prlees! For goi 

hiot is the eleontsf, most dipindobla heat 

veuve Bvtf known. And you eon pay for 

it In 10 equal monthly poymgnts undir thi 

Gas Compony's GASCO plon, Mokfs hiotmg 

coits os easy to handli as food costs. 

A free estimate tells you in odvanee what 

your monthly bills wilj be . 

Better call your Plumber . Dialer or thi 

Gas Company today. Nan saving housthold 

money for oil wintirs fo eome, with luxury 

gas heat at supermarkit prices! 

•» 

X the traek 

"Why, he bumped Into a 

t Best the oilier day, and the 

d to chose him two miles 

sting. They 

and KflsppuV just sal down on him 

pNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS 


DAY . NIOHT or WliK INOS 

Ocean City 33,93 / 

Write P, O, Box 656 

[HARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE 

ONI iTANBARB • ONI MAHAOfMEHT 

Poi Ov« Half A Century One ol America 1 * 

flitter Dining Place*. Known from Coast 

to Co&it for Better Servic«Tf. for tho 

Tastier Preparation of the Sama 

Feed Your Grandfather Enjoyed. 

Sea 1*1* City, N.J 

Margarttia Pltilfct. Management 

Open Every Day of the Week 12 Neon to 1 A.M. 

DADDY'S GIFT IS HERE! 

Day is next Sunday, June 19th I 

the "forgotten man' 

til family with i useful 

HlMm« gift from TRIANGLEk 

deserves it I Here ire 

iftwol TRIANGLES 

todiome new styles for 

M-csbrful, 

(•fsrtitlf shoes 

it DOWN-TO-EARTH 

f BICES i 

Sudloalet 

IMI and 

KH 

»L[! 

Quality seldom featured below $10.- 

10 COOL, LIGHT, COMFORTABLE, 

Dig 1 will "live" in them all summer . 

(ON CORK SOLES 

Untie 

Gore 

loafer 

or Oxford 

with WOVEN 

1 —Ginulne 

GOODYEAR WELTS 

5 99 

AND 

Give Dad Triangle HI-STRIDES 

and he'll walk on air! 

$5. values at 

Elastic 

Gore 

Loafer 

or oxford 

in brown or 

navy fabric. 

Mike Dad Happy and COMFORTABLE 

with a pair of Fine Kid Leather OPERAS 

or ROMEOS with elastic sidesan 

outstanding gift at ONLY 

A99 

£$399 

offy about Dads ilyle, «!or ef litt preferinte. Will 

^ exchange them for whittvtr Did HM* btstl 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LgPOEIl 

They Talked Over School Days of IWO 

P' 1 ), ANNIVERSARY of graduation was observed at reunion of membera of O.C.HS 

. ,hnJP • Wlt ^ eac », 0th ff an * some of their t6 « 0he r«- at dinner party Saturday "night." 

o 4?rth»~ H,? 1 Y? ra Patchel - class »«retary- Georgo W, Meyer, ichool prftciclnss 

ehaperone on Washington trip; Miss Agnes L, Bradfey, class advisor- Charles 

Imi, president; Mrs, Mildred Allen, reunion chairman; O, W, Reiohly, retired high 

school principal, and Mrs. Mary Oehlschlager, vice president—Photo by Mike Blizzard 

Pupils and Teachers Reunited 

25 Years After O.C. Graduation 

Fony-swen membors imd uiissis of 

ihe in.JO KradiiiilinK class of Ocean 

City High School attended their 

2Sih anniversary rc\mlon Saturday 

f in ilu> Linwond Country 

Cluh. 

p C s fur the affair included 

O. W. Heichly, principal of 0. C. 

II. S. in 1030; George W. .Meyer, 

dnsN ehaperone on their Washinij. 

ton trip and now the prtaiipai; and 

Miss ACTON Bradley, class advisor. 

Honored Kuesl-s inclntluil Mrs 

ftciclily, Mrs, Meyer. Mrs. Maruaret 

Wnlnrlijht, and |hu I'lnns afticcrs. 

Agent Inspired 

by Conference 

Extension Service 

Presidont Charles Adleiul, Vice 

President Mrs, Mary Sullivan Oelih 

sehlajjcr, and Secretary Mrs. Vcr.1 

Davis Patehel, 

Individual ceramic ashtrays were 

presented to everyone attending. 

The trays wore Inscribed "O, C. II. 

S, Class of 1030" as permanent sou. 

venlrs of ihe occasion. 

'The commitlee un arrangenients 

included Mrs, Mildred Trout Allen, 

chairman, Mr. Adelisszi, Mrs. Hazel 

llevan Boland, Mrs. Sopliia Colilj 

Southard, Mrs, Lenoie Maxwell 

Townsend, Mrs, Sadie Wilson Winner 

iind Lewis Sliidini;. 

owner for entry in tiie contest. 

Three yolina pouifrymen froin 

Cape May County ore entered in the 

fonte.il. They are Leiiard Johnson 

from Villas, Boh MeGiiiifiin of lienniiit-ille. 

and Jinimie nice of Swaininn. 

Open Contest For 

Benefits Cited 

Baby Parade Royalty 

By TID BLUM 

A contest to select a queen and 

4H Club Agent 

attendants to preside over ihe Wild- 

Ijist week your correspondent wood baby parade was started this 

ipent three days In Slakes State week by the Chamher of Commerce, 

Foresl at the annual Exiensinn C'nn. nntrles are required to be between 

fere.nce. This hrinss toBether the 0 and 12 years, and either perma. 

aui-lcullural 

, , 

aKcntii, 

, 

Ifiime ayents. 

, iisnl or Mirnmiir residpnts of Greater 

club aaeiiu and extension spotJal. | wlltHvoatl. The comet will run un. 

ISIS to discuss esUMisicm policies, | U| j,,,,. „ Thp quem selected will 

praKi'ams and methods. It wus « 

uvvut v;i!iie io me as n new aqen 

to meet, ihi> other mirkers and tin 

(IffKliinil more iilicitit how the Coop 

eriitlvc Rslension Service «ervc>, niir 

cniinly. 

liiilhcr thnn trv tii explnln the 

physi.cnI orsianteation. suflice to soy 

the Extension Servite '.through i(> 

county staff eirers Ihe fnrmer, i!ai' 

tleiier, and liunjemnkei' life ednen 

tiuiial - Informiiilan tin iiny .and all 

problems canfronllna ihe citizen in 

I huso fields iir.iifirlciihiie and homemakiiiK, 

Our -1-11 Chili prnHrnm also nireilo.imr 

youth the afiiremenliuiU'd 

services plus arenniznlional. advisory 

and recreaiioniil assistance In the 

maintenance of agricultural unrt 

home ecioHomlus club: 

- Du'rini; Ihe months of-'.Tune and 

July the 4-11 program reaches Its 

cllmnx, Scliool is nvei' and those 

cluhs near the. shore sometimes stop 

functioning for the summer months. 

This Is because of Ihe great drain 

on leaders' time'. 

In JiiHe we have our 4-H Camp, 

now underway. Then in July, the 

County 4-11 Fair, The fair is the oc^ 

casioii on which the boys and girls 

are credited for their achievement, 

Ribbons and cash awards from $8 to 

Sh are presented lor ihe achieve, 

ments, This Is a "free Bate fuir"; 

thai Is. there is no charsse for ad. 

mlssinn. The expense of awardinu 

prizes and operoilntf overhead must 

necessarily be met. 

Next Wednesday, the 22nd of June, 

the southeni Nesv Jersey Chicken of 

Tomorrow Conies!, will be held in 

Viheland, Each contestant has raised 

at least 50 birds to 11 weeks of age. 

The slit most uniformly large, will 

fleshed birds will be selected by the 

CONSERVE YOUR FURS 

CALL 

ATLANTIC CITY 

i-3030 

Keep your furs sife during 

the dangerous menlhs 

ahead 

IXPiRT FUR 

REMODELiNG 

Reasonable Rates 

FUR COATS STORED 

Far Al Little Ai $3,00 

Cloth Coats $1.50 

NAGRONS 

1307-11 PACIFIC AVI, 

Open Wtdniidiy md Ilturdiy 

fvininil 111 t P. M. 

receive n loving Clip, cup, a rinn and a 

portable radio, while the attendants 

be prevented with trophies. 

NO CHANCES 

Cowboy—"My podiitT and I are 

liikiiiM a trip ihrpiijSh the desert 

next week, He's taking along a gah 

Ion of whiskey for rattlesnake bites." 

Visitor: "What 1 are you tafcinji 

alone?" 

Cowboy: "Two rattlesnakes." 

Red Cross Group 

at Convention 

Local Women Help 

Serve as Hostesses 

The OMfln City branch of the 

American Bed Cross was well repre. 

sented this week at the national eon 

venilon of the orianlsatlon In Atlantic 

City, with about 4,800 dele, 

gates present from coast to eoogt, 

A group of local women worked 

as members of a host#s§ committee 

at the pro-convention registration on 

Sunday, under the chairmanship of 

Mrs, Edwin Stevens, reiort branch 

chairman. The threeây conclave 

pened Monday and continued 

Ihroiigh Wednesday In Convention 

Hall, 

Other mtmbers of the Ocean City 

committee were Mrs. Norman Smiley, 

Miss Mary Uiecht, Mrs, Rachel 

Sehermcrhorn, Mrs, Willlnm Garret. 

son, Mrs, BeMoiie Eggiei Mrs, John 

B, Townsend, Mrs, James Hogan. 

ind Mrs, Arnold Hamersley, All w«re 

lecreditcd delegates to the 1 eonv«n. 

lion, and attended many of the sesslons 

and speciai events. 

Business activities were inter, 

ipersed with J! panel studies of the 

hanging demands on service organ, 

zatlons such as Red Cross, 

Service to memDers of the armed 

forces, which consumes almost hal 

the annual budget, was discussed 

OJIB major address by General John 

B, Dahlquist, head of the new Con 

tlnental Army Command at I 

Monroe, Va, 

Traffic Death Tell 

Higher In State 

Vehicles out of control and run 

ninu off the roadway accounted for 

flve of the 10 traffle fatalliies in 

New Jersey last week. Attorney Oen. 

oral Graver. C. Rlclitnan Jr., an. 

nounced today. Three other persons 

MILTON HAGERTHEY 

1910 Shore Road, Unwood 

PHONi SOMiRS POINT 3178 

succumbed tp Injuries in earlier accidents, 

raining the 195$ total to 

midnight Sunday to ,101, flve more 

than the 290 regirtcred to the same 

PACE 1 ~- SECTION 

date last year, 

Rk-hman said last 

were five drivers, four 

«nd one pedestrian. 

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notice the number ot gleaming new Dodge can 

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Then ask yourself: '"What to it thilt piople, 

have found out ubout the new Dodge I hat's 

causing thk landslide of popular favor?" 

Part of it, of Bourse; is the new Dodge styling. 

You caB §e§ it« glance how much bigger and 

more luxurious this'car ii—up to J inches 

longer than Its competitors. 

But the real story behind the rush to Dodge is 

thiai Ptoph art diMoming tht diffaeitm in.tht 

way Dadgttsrs art liiginmed mid huill! 

They discover It ih the solid, aubltantial feel of 

the car—the way it handles and rides. They 

learn to appreeiale it in the deep

4 ^ SECTION THREE THE OCCAM CITY SENTIWlL-LePOER AY, JUNE 17, 19ii 

Capo Theatre Opens 

Sunday tor Summer 

; Tht Capo 1 second show, which opens Wednesday, 

June 22, Is late Love. This 

will run IhrotiL'h .Saturday, June 25. 

In the leading roles will be Nnt 

ThMtre at Cape Kay Goodwin, H, grandson of the famous 

Ml open Sunday, Juno 10, for its American actor Nat Goodwin. 

81st consecutive season. The play Is 

M» light eomedy "Jenny Kissed Me," T. C. Upham Is lh manager for 

wtileh after a Broadway run histhe 

15th 

-teen a great success ]n summer 

: fltCH-k, The play will bo given mult After a lapse of eighteen years. 

•Me and evening UB opening day and Purnmount lius teamed Bine Crosby 

thereafter on Monday ana "niMijay and Dnn+ild O'Connor uâhi. In th 

evening. 

earlier film. Donald was onlv 12, 

: The second production will fol- with :in Irish face and a soprano 

low Immediately, thus inauguraling shilling voicr. In his pri'sent film, 

the unique summer Uteatr# schedule "Anything (ioe.i,". Donald is near- 

:'« twe plays each week, with the ' '10, and sinHs baritone. 

open nightly and with two 

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Hatching Intrigue In Hong Kong 

CLARK GABLE and Susan Hayward rendezvous high 

on a hillside above Hong Kong to plot a desperate plan to 

go behind the bamboo curtain, In scene from action-packed 

drama. "Soldier of Fortune," which opened last night and 

runs through tomorrow at the Moorlyn Theatre 

Betty Grable in 

Film at Strand 

Clark Gable Stars 

en Moorlyn Screen 

STRAND 

Today, Tomorrow 

"Three For the Show" is a big, 

bouncy Cinemascope musical stai 

ring curvaceous Betty Grable, the 

dancing Marge and Cower Champion, 

and Funnyman Jack Lemmoft, 

Spiced with lively tunes, lovely 

girls, fast-stepping dancers and 

brlsht-faced comedy, the story Is a 

light frothy affair on the lowdown 

on life for four in a love nest foi 

two. It's romance with a wink, a 

musical marital tangle resolved to 

the satisfaetion of everyone, 

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 

"The Purple Plain/' a romantic 

drama enacted in the humid heat, 

fierce sun and waterless plains of 

few f aglnd • Virginia . Fltrldt 

Nassau . Etnwrfa • Hawaii 

Mexico • Cpkgdg • Alaska 

California , Kktionol Parkt 

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Th* iniraclt (grin finlih for'Uttti.n 

and balhroom walli and th» woodwork 

throughout 1h« houie. h look. 

md waihM Ilka faaktd .nomtL 

Drtii In 4 hsurs. 

FLOOR-LIFE 

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floor, jndssri and out. Ceviri 

mail turfSEii In on. tool. Mill' 

!w porchti. (teen, dtek* 

OCIAN CITY, N. J, 

J. Paul Miller 

Hardware 

3212 Aibury Avenue 

SOMERS POINT, N. J. 

Taylor's Hardware 

701 Shore Read 

Burma, stars Ciregory Peck and introducing 

win Min Tliiin, lnvi>ly 

young Buiineso beauty, 

A Technicolor film adaptation of 

the best selling novel by II, K, HaltM. 

the stury is of a poignant love affair 

lietweiin a Canadian flyer of the 

RAJ' and a beautiful Rurmev 

seething cauldron of today's Oripnl. 

stars Clark Gable in the title role, 

Susan ilayward, Michael Hennie and 

Oene Barry. 

Set against the flamlnB background 

of tension ridden Ifonj} Kong, 

Ihe nlm sliows the riir.rafr of the 

ivaterffont, Its pleasure Heekprs, oil- 

porlunlties, tourists and spies, nil 

intermingiinjj in the teeming aê= 

old, worid-wise streets. 

The story Is that of a Vank in ex. 

le who has learned to plunder and 

profit, smutnjIInK rmiiiiiions lu Hits 

Chinese Iteds, and a young American 

tvumaii who mils! bargain with him 

a learn Hie whereabouts of her 

sing husband. 

Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday 

Spain with ils airy castles, whoal, 

tuned plains, spired cathedrals and 

breaded towns lakes its bow in Gin. 

ormiSeope as the .superb background 

for "That Lady," starring Olivia De. 

llavilland, Oilberl Holand, Paul Scofield, 

Fraiieaise Unsay Anil Dennis 

Price. 

It Is Ihe true slury based on Kale 

O'llrien's |jest.sellor of the oneoved 

prini'iws and her cavalier who Vs-li 

from Brace in Ihe eyes of fanatic 

Philip II, mill Century Spanish kin". 

VILLAS! 

Today, Tomorrow 

"A Man Called Peter" is the slory 

of a Scottish Immigrant, who became 

pastor of the famed "Church of 

Presidents" in Washington, n C. 

and chaplain of the u, S. Ronnie he 

lore his untimely death, 

Richard Todil is starred in Ihe 

title rale anil Joan Peters is en. 

starred as hi* wife Catherine. II Is a 

poignant love story, ritli and warm 

in splrilLiai qualities. 

Menday, Tuesday, Wednesday 

"East of Eden" is a down-to-earth 

story of people, adapted from the 

story by John Steinbeck and star- 

I'inu Raymond Massuy, .lames Deun 

Julie- Harris and Richard Iiavaios; 

It is a tale fif unpretentious, 

earthy, emotional characters, each 

dependent upon Ihe other; of a 

search lor love, with each of the 

slroii)} characters assertina for himself 

tiie power to choose between 

Mood and evil. 

Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day will 

co.star in Alfred Hitchcock's "The 

Man Who Knew Too Much," which 

will be made on location in French 

Morocco and London, Jimmy Is also 

expfclod to star in Hitchcock's 

"Flamingo Feather," the'novel-by 

Laurens Van Dor Post, a coiiiomporary 

adventure set in Afriea, 

Dlek Ifaymes is trying to get 

M.n.,\f to .piirchase rluhtJi to jhe 

Mildred Cram story, "Porevcr," as n 

vehleln for him and his wife, Rita 

Ilayworth, The Hayrnes have a con. 

tract for two pictures- for United 

Artists, which the distributing com. 

pany will finance, and would like to 

make "Forever," as the starter, 

After • yur and • half on the 

stigt with "The Ctlne Mutiny 

Csurt Martial," Llayd Nolan re. 

iurns ito the sertm In a co-starrln§ 

Irelt with lab T.yisr and 

Sttwirr Grander In Merra'i "The 

Lilt Hunt." Ht'll play Woodfoot, 

# peglHtd bumle tkinntr, vtter. 

in iof the (iit idiyt of the tali' 

buffalo drlvet. 

After appearing with Humphrey 

PIANOS 

for 

Practice and Beginners 

i 

Fill credit .Mow, 

an the purchase gf 

• sew or urd uplift 

piano, choo«i> Tram 

(be lirtmt •fjHtliB 

III Koclh Jfnu-j, 

WmBBd'i, an Btver 

Mdnwld. , 

A f«w good uitd ipln.ft ,r, 

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you buy, eaih wunti, but you 

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WIYAND^S 

Atlantic and Georgia Avu. 

ATLANTIC CITY, M. J. 

LAtL 

Bogart on TV in "The Perrlflod Pol 

est," Henry Fonda will do "Tin 

Clown," fanmcu Knlly's life story 

for the screen. 

•Betsy Dlalr 'a really EelllnB til 

raves for heft work In that sleepe 

flint, "Marly," Hi'lsy in leal iifi ' 

Mrs. dene Kelly. 

After two-year yaestisn from 

moult work, Ann Sheridan hn 

signed wlHi Republic to coitar 

with Sttve Cochron In "Came Neat 

Spring." 

We hear that Ava Gardner has a! 

ready completed her Christmas shop 

plliji. She had a piece of Jewelry 

designed in Pakistan fur all of he 

l 

Robert Mitehum is said to havi' 

Used tin* sami 1 knife fur Ills surfî' 

role In "Nut A,s A Stranger." Hi 

lie used in "Ni^ht of the Ilunler," t* 

slit Khellev Wiuler's lhl,,;,( Urn 

rihle! 

Hearinii thai Warners was talkitif: 

.seriously vi'ilh .lini lVl-ry, who ap 

peared with Phil Silvers on TV 

M- of aircraft. 

He and his bride, the former.Pauline 

MouHh, of Hunker, Pa., reside on 

.shore rd. in Beesley's point. 

The Airman of the Month is chosen 

by the commander's staff for 

qualities of leadership ability, devotion 

to duty, attitude, adaptability 

and Neatness, - 

Finil s self-made man—and you 

will find he worships his Creator 

Jamts S. Day, 83, 

Wiidwood Barber 

James S, Day, a resident for S3 

years at wiidwood and operator of 

barbershop there, died at hh home 

'uesday. He was 83. 

Me was a member of the Wlfdwood 

p/RACT/CAt. 

Boutiques 

Glassware 

Driftwood 

Arrangements 

Gifts for the Bride 

Gifts for Father 

TRUDIE MARCELLE 

fTht Gtfr'BexJ 


Brownies Have 

fly Up'For 4 

The donee is one of the (odd 

hiKhliiht* of the summer season and 

benefits th» annual Christmas party 

for local youngsters staged by the 

Association in ueeemBei 1 Council, Knights of Columbus, and 

Schmidt 

Obituary 

the Holy Name Society of St. Ann's 

Vocal (elections war? i 

Church. 

Sunan Adanu, Patricia 

Joyce Haug, Linda Alb, , 

Mrs, Elizabeth Garis 

tit. Georgitrau ML 

Charles A. Aih wai nominated for women', clubi, vtttrani arginlla- Mrs. Sulton Dies; 

Maharty. WUda' - Smith, 

reflection as president of the Oeeon lleni tnd afhir orBanlnd groups. 

at Stone Harbor' 

Martindale, N«ncy Smith, Nsnc^J 

, and other City Exchange Club at Its weekly 

local welfare work, 

tlinnar.moeting In Plymouth Inn, The Chapter also prlvldes medlea- 

Mrs, FILzabelh Oarta, a resident of Troop 2 Closes 

son and Joyce Crowsni.* 

Monday evening. 

tlons and home care for the medi. Here Many Years Stone Harbor for the past 25 years, 

Members of Girt Scout Troop 

A men is known, not so much by Also nominated for reflection for 

cally Indigent within the limitations 

died at her home Monday. She was Active Season 

0, under the leadership of Mri. T 

the company he keeps, as the con- the year's second six-month term was of Its budgets, Mr. Wilsey reported Former Operator of 

llenzler, who also participated In't 

84. 

Brownie Troop No. 2 held its 'final ceremonies were Carol Uaue> 

versation be hands put. 

Kenneth M. Landls, vice president; that the year before last IIJOO was 

Robert bert Sharp, Ireasuriir, Irea and Joseph spent on an Oeean City cancer pa. Boardwalk Theatres She' Is , Survived by three sons, meeting yesterday, with a "fly up" Pfander, Jane Hog4nt and 

Zivaglia Zivaglia, secretnr.v. secretnrv 

Hent, and that just recently the 

Benjamin, Samuel and Harry Henry, ceremony and entertainment pro Schmidt. 

Mrs, Minnie Sultan, former resort 

, Chapter i!ontrlbuted 16 a week over 

of Stone Harbor, Trenton and Bar- gram, • , Brownie leaders attending the' 

The nomingtlnis committee, «, o 

theatre operator and for many years 

'a period of time for medicine for 

denlowii respectively; three daugh. The honored "fly ups" who rc fair were Mrs, Cart Shaw, 

which Pat Past Pid President Edwin Polity 

proprietress of a guest house ai ters, Mrs. Florence Kramer and 

is chairman, also recommended the 

another resort patient. 

ceivod Brownie Wings were Joyc and her assistants, Mrs. 

1000 Ocean av,, died Monday nighi Mrs. Ethel Beltlt, of Miftvllle, gnd 

election of Richard Crcightoii, Nor. He announced that for the nrst at Shore Memorial Hospital, 

CVowors, Nancy Wilson, Naniy Smitl Schmidt and Mrs, Ruth 

man Miller and Mackey Corson as time. Ocean City this year fell short 

Mrs. Mae Cubberley, Trertton, and Llboy Hlocknian. These girl 

A number of years ago Mrs. Siilton 

members of tlie club's board of con of its annual quota. Collected in con- 

ith her sister, Mrs. Elwood Preswill 

join the Girl Scouts In the fail 

DISTINCTION 

trol, 

tributlons this year was $1,389 Ion, of this resort, were the owners 

Entertainment included on accor 

Mainst a,quota of |I,M0. Last year 

"Pro" means "for" and "con" means 

of the Moorlyn and Park theatres on 

dlon solo by Llbby Blackmail, flute, 

The eleeilon will be conducted more than $2,000 was offered by 

"aiainst", Thbj explains the differ- 

Ilio boardwalk. 

phone solo by Ruth Townsend and 

Monday night, and the In.tallaHon Ocean City residents. 

ence beCween progress and Conpiano 

solos by Oeor-gle Seirle anif 

The Moorlyn has since become Ihe gross,—The Bristol (Va,) Heraldof 

officer! an Mond«y •vtning, The drive here fell short he said 

Lugenia Taccarlno. Poems were re 

property or the Strand Theatre Co. Courier, 

June V, it ,* "Lidltt Might" ere. because of the lack of volunteer 

cited by Ellen Doddi and Marl 

while the.Park, formerly located ai 

gram pUnned tor rhe Atlantic City workers In the canvass and collee- Park pi,, was destroyed by fire. 

Country Club In Northfl.ld. lions. He urged that service club 

memliers offer their service to this 

She Is survived by four sisters, 

President Ash announced that and any other drive for which they 

Mrs, Preston, well known for her 

Prank Wickes, a graduating member may find tune. 

work m "Mrs, Santa Claus"; Mrs 

of the high school Senior clais, had 

Julia French, Mrs, Harry Wolf and NOTICE!! DAISY'S 

been awarded this year's scholarship 

Mrs, Molt Cotter, all of the Phlla. 

of i,he club lo .assist him In his col Airman Truxel Wins delphia area, and a brother, Charles 

MU'lWl 

, Colic, also of Philadelphia. The Remembrance Shop 

Palermo BaseÂward .—iuneMl_seEviees_wlii_be-canduet. 

Adolph C. Wjlsey, of Sea Isl« Cliy, 

ed today at 2 p, m. In tho Itose Pu- Ocean Cftjr'i Card and Gift Headquarters 

president of the Cape May County 

neral Home In Frankford, Philadel- 

Chapl"r of the Amcrlefln Cancer So 

phia, The Rev. Grafs, of the Salem 

II LOCATED A T . . . 

eicty, was the speaker at the meet- 

Lutheran Church, Krankford, will ofing. 

Ho was accompanied by Henry 

ficiate. Local arrangements were by 

At 

II, While, former county Chapter 

the Smith Funeral Home, interment 

962 BOARDWALK 

secretary, chairman pi Its education 

will be in Westminster Cemetery 

committee, and retired county OBH- 

Montgomery County. 

0IFTS — TOYS — CARDS 

cultural agent, 

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FUN DECK 

OUR 25fh YiAR 

At Plymouth Place and Boardwalk 

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6 R-i-D-E-S 6 

YOU'LL FIND 

OUR HILP COURTIOUS 

AS ALWAYS 

Betwoan 9th and 10th St. 

FEATURING 

Ladies' Ready to Wear 

Department v 

In Addition to Our 

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Sags and Jewelry 

Special Purchases 

KNIT DRESSES 

and SUiTf 

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Saturday, June 18th 

SPLASH-INN MINIATURE GOLF COURSE 

On The BOARDWALK Between 12th and 13th STREETS 

. ' - . ' . . . ' • . - • • ' • • . • • • • • • ' • • . • » 

Ocean City's Newest and Most Modern Golf Course—18 Holes Scientifically Designed 

The19th Hole - - Enjoy the "SPLASH INN" Luncheonette & Patio 

YOU WILL ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS FOOD SERVED ON OUR SPACIOUS CANOPIED DECK 

DEDICATED TO MAKE YOUR STAY IN 

OCEAN CITY A PLEASANT MEMORY 

Robert Monrde 

Building Contractor» Jobbing 

Avenue 

AVA ENTERPRISES, Inc. STEPHEN 6. VALiNTINQ WILLIAM D, ARNOLD 

Patio Deck Canopy by 

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Irvin Johnson, Jr. and Co. 

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-SECTION fQUR 

About Semms 

toKlwanlans 

POINT—A aim entitled 

Survey and the Manu- 

s of Serums* mi Khown at the 

dinner meeting or Klwanis, 

I evening at Mac's Restaurant. 

nt Joseph DiOrlo presided. 

^lSie ilev. G. Arden Farrell, pastor 

h Fkst Baptist Church, gave 

«. , / f f'»"!i." I 

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the invocation. Birthday greeting 

were sung to Leon Grlsbatun, vlci 

president. Joseph Akno received Ui 

attendance award. Herbert Searli 

and Theodore Meskors were guests 

At a meeting of the board of di 

rectors Immediately after the regu 

Jar meeting, plans' were started foi 

barbecue on August IS. 

MORI SOMERS POINT NEWS 

IN SECTION 2 

GREGORY 

900 Shor« Road — Somers Point 

Hotel - Bar - Restaurant 

Pwhirlne—Turkey PldMn tnd Sandwich*!, Oysfar St«w, CUm Sfaw 

Vrlwf Oytttrs, Sn*pjwr Soup, Frlsd Jumbo Shrimp, S«food, stuks 

,- •HUFFLEBOARD OPEN ALL YEAR it 7:00 A.M. 

• # 

n 

NOW! 

REAL ITALIAN PIZZA 

Made in True Italian Style 

AT THE 

Collegiate Pizzeria 

SPECIALIZING IN 

FAST TAKE HOME SERVICE 

INTRODUCING i 

The Campus Sandwich 

Table Service in Addition to Our Take Horns Department 

On 14th Street Between 

Asbury and Centra! Avenues 

Frank Liqued Host 

to Boy Bowlers 

SOMERS POINT; -^ Frank Uqucd 

honored his winning team of the 

Burners Point Youth Bowling League 

at dinner In Mae's Restaurant on 

Shore rd., last Wednesday. In the 

absence of Mr, Uqucd; Joseph Smith, 

a business associate, acted as host. 

Mrs. Kirk Oliver, director of the 

league, was present as an honored 

guest. 

Members of the learn are sending 

an engraved ashtray as a token of 

appreciation to their sponsor/Those 

comprising the team arc Duke Den- 

ny, captain. Tommy Itinocenle, 

Chuckle Coales and ponald Morgan. 

Legion Dinner-Saturday 

SOMERS POINT—A dinner honor 

n« past commanders and presidents 

if the Clark-EUasoti Post 352, Amer- 

ican Legion and Auxiliary, will be 

held Saturday at 7 p. m. at Mac's 

Restaurant. 

SPECIAL *1JOD 

LUNCHEONS 

EVERY NOON 

AT 

MAC'S 

Restaurant 

and Bar 

908 Shore Road 

Somers Paint 3951 

A'ert at Point • 

Called Successful 

SOMERS POINT — Somcrs Poln 

police department reported 

"Operation Alert" on Wedtie 

Proved most successful, wlUi heart; 

cooperation of the general public. 

The officers, special • officers an 

members, of civilian defense units 

had little to do, once the siren 

sounded, as cars pulled to the curb 

and occupants found shelter, as 

pedestrians. 

Masonic Club Hears 

Athletic Official 

SOMERS POINT _ The Masoni. 

Club met Monday evening at Mac's 

Restaurant. Stanley Halnes presided 

William Livin^ton spoke of lib 

experiences as a basketball player, 

referee and baseball umpire. Otto 

Fcrnscl and Amos Barbour were 

guests. 

There will be no meetings In July 

and August 

STEELE'S SHIP 

BAR 

SOMERS POINT 

ELMER BLAKE Proudly Presents 

AND THE 

ROCKING HORSES 

Featuring DELORK FREDERICKS 

AMERICA'S NEWEST INSTRUMENTAL COMBO 

Plus STAN the Man FACEY Piano Star 

KITCHEN OPEN 

Serving the Finest 

FULL COURSE DINNERS — SANDWICHES 

AT ALL HOURS 

GO IY 

PUBLIC SERVICE BUSES 

CAMDEN and 

PHILADELPHIA 

Crest Salons Approve 

Motels On Beachfront 

The Wildwood Crest Borough com, 

rnissioners Wednesday • night adopt- 

ml an ordinance making certain 

beachfront lands available for mo- 

tels, hotels and apartments as well 

si for reildential buUdlngs. 

Tht new ordinance wat pa§ge ftlKh school and college 

Classes start June 27 Aik 

ire. INTENSIVE COACHING 

12 VV. J5th St.. Ocean Clly. 

jiwi Avc., Wyndmoor, Pa, 

5 Juno 2T-> tr 

1 tutorlnif. All grades find high 

I Licensed, Experienced, sue- 

Well known In public und 

t school chicles. Reasonable prlo 

jl Pembivkc Lane, Merlon Park 

6 City. , B-2J 

PERSONALS 

ntid June ] 195s 

Attorney 

Xtun City, N J 

G-9—11—i,f 

IS DOM- HOSPITAL, 711 J^bury 

second Moor, Phone 3293 \l 

FivERVDAY FAIrV-Lovely curds, 

dipped scented candles Elf Is 

toys, dolts find novelties 

• Gift Fair, 514 8th St. Mrs. 

Children Dedicated 

PALERMO—Seven children of Mr 

and Mrs. Elijah Harold Mason, of 

PloasantvJHe, were dedicated during 

the morning warship service in the 

Palermo Baptist Churoh, Sunday. The 

children are Marcia, Edna Marie, 

Emerson Elijah, Gwendolyn Darlene, 

Donna Jean, William John and Shell- 

la Ellen. The Rev. Harry F. Findcison 

officiated M the ceremony 

Legionnaires Elect 

Officers at Wildwood 

The Byron Pennlnglon Crokcr 

Post, American Legion, of Willd- 

wood, has elected Louis lacono as 

commander. 

William Kelly was elected senior 

vice commander; Robert Bowman, 

mnlor vice commander; George W. 

Kapp, adjutant; Frank Picrson, fi 

nance oiliccr; Hie Rev, Clyde Smith, 

chaplain; Alexander Tale, sergcant- 

t-arms: John tlallman. historian, 

nd Basil Evans, one-year trustee. 

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Clsiilflcd Adi Bring Quick Retulll 

) NOTIIK 

The Dlrcrctori of Uie Ocean Clly 

Iiirnc- Savings unit Ijimn Association 

mve declared a Semi-Annual dividend 

it the (innuul i-ate of 3^, payable to 

shareholders as of June 10, 11)35 pay- 

ible June 29. 1953. 

HARRY \V. ABAMS, 

Secrelat v 

"M—It—lif 51.41. 

Mm «e c wrest Squad foi iis-ilsluntc lecekei 

duiing my iccent bereavement 

Mis. Hurry Jiobbins 

LOST 

Blnck cat. two white spots on chest 

Kiccn collai with hell family pel 

Reward CiintaLt Mrs Archdeacon 130; 

Asbury Ave., or Ocean City Police 

e-i 

MITK't; OF SA1.K 

Ih( underslgntd wltl sell at public 

miuioiron June 33 W55~»ril JO a rn 

at Scrlvanl Bukk. 112 W. Pine St. 

Wildwood fi J one (1) l'Jo2 Pl>m 

outh Motor No. Serial No. 12U12U2ti. 

l)y virtue of' default. In payment on 

Conditional Sale Contract or Richard 

A, Davis held by General Motors Ac- 

ceptance Corporation. 

General Motors Acceptance Corpora- 

tion reserves the right to bid on the 

property GENERAL MOTORS 

ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 

S, J. Price 

Attorney ln-1-ai.t 

6 17—11—pf S2 16 

^^)TI^,^, To LIMIT f HUHTOHS 

Estate of ConolH dago Ross a/k/a 

Conolly O Ro3s Deceased 

Pursuant to the order of Arthur W, 

Ijirlcks, surrogate of the Comity of 

Cape May, made on the -eighth day of 

June, 1955, on Uie petition ot Uic sub- 

scriber, the AdmlnlstrstorA of said de* 

ccdent, notice is hereby given to the 

Creditors of said decedent to present to 

the administrators within six months 

(ram the ' eighth day of June, 11)55 

their claims In writing and tinder oath, 

speclfyhiK the nmount claimed and 

the particulars of the cltUm 

Diited June 8, A. D 1055. 

Ev» Iloss McCormlck 

Hnncy Lloyd Cliattln 

John E. Boswell, 

Attorney 

Oceun Clly. N. J, 

6-1T—«t—t>f 58 82 

Flshlnj, t.ickli> bo\ 

I'lntos 59th St Hslili 

d.iv Reward Phone 

Newcomer Bomse Blllu 

bmy A\e 

euulplied al 

i« Plci Mon 

124G-W, Mrs 

, 8th und As 

b-1' 


FEMALE HELP WANTED Applications 

now being lllkon for salesladies. Ful 

time or part time Year arqund work 

Apply to Mrs Battcrsby, G C Murphy 

Co nth St and Asbiry Aic I' 

HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS-For part 

time sales work. Must he 1G years 

or OM-r Apph Mrs Battersby 6 C 

Murphy Co. Sill and Asbury Aio tf 

WOMAN or competent hlKh school gill 

August ist Uiiough September 10th 

or any part thereof 5 00 (i tn thrtiuuli 

dlnnir pupwe dinner wnsh dishes 

Vlclnltv 10th bt Ocean Clt^ Stale 

salary dcslied Wtlte tiu\ 8008, faen- 

tlncl-Ledgcr. ' 6-24 

LAST WEEK FOR 

BOBBY BOYD 

, Piloting H)s 

Jazz Bombers Quintette 

RETURNING JUNE 20 

AVON iepiesentatl\es fi(cdem WAITJltSS for 

hostess foi- Amerlcsa P 

oom tuo viomQnfnrsltortJ 

nilwuhes t»o male flf 

3reakers Hotel. Dcltncty 1 

loardwalk. 

SITUATIONS WANTS 

enccd "StV'lin liour, S 

iftsr 11. »•• 

IABY SITTING- 

d SOi. an k 

Phone ai3 iftsr 4 

ABV SITTER—Ekpfflei] 

hour alter mldnljht, ' 

In tsihcr Miitll4«cto. 1 

vc Phone 0.H& 

flJAIIOMS-Scliool 

babysitting "loyor 

ureka ApiitmenU, 4 

OIXEGE girl would. 

work secretarial 

Imend H •? MifUe 

Phone VI 7^7M V 

ABY SITTEIt hi., 

experienced llsy or I 

)Ui until midnight, 

'53 MERCURY " 

3 DOOR — R. a H. 

HYDROMATIC 

$1495 

'53 STUDE. Tudor 

CHAMPION — RADIO 

HEATER — HYDRO. 

'$1195 

51 PONTIAC Chieftain 

|1DOOR SEDAN, R. & HYDRO. 

$895 

I'54 LINCOLN Capri 

' HARDTOP 

$3250 

I'49 PONTIAC 4-Door 

$575 

!CHEV.%-TonStake 

$1095 

> CHEV. 4-Dr. Sedan 

$695 

f'50Chov.4-Dr. P.G. 

$695 

, '53 CAPHLAC 

PAN — RADIO * HEATER 

tXPEIURNCED slnifle needle opera- 

tors on dresses Piece work rates 

Yeai aiound work Guaranteed *100 

hourly minimum to £oqd ftist: expel 1- 

sncea operators Apply hi person to 

Somcrs Point Mfe, Co, 132 Shore Road 

Somers Point if J. 7-1 

M to do housework, live days 

• n week Somers Point resident Dre- 

Jerrcd Apply Saturday and Sunday, 23 

Uniboi Lane, SomeriPoInt, N. J. 6-17 

CHAMBERMAID, older woman pre- 

ferrcd (or hotef work The G 

lan uio C t l 

ferrcd (or hotef wor 

8lan, uio Central Ave. 

i^ 

*rtl. to 

2Sg'J«!"on ftiferenets Write Box 

puts. Sentlnei-Ledgsr. 

8-17 

MALE HELP, WANTED 

?»T 

ARL YOU IN NEED 0M 

Short order «Jor I 

woman or day wor J 

HYDROMATIC 

$2/95 

YOUNG MAN. 

Ocean City 

suitable part 1 

Aunist M Uli 

liNa Phone PI 

STRONG Inlelll! 

summer o~"' ~ : 

boat or Ian* 

DAY'S WORK i 

|dKN>U 

RUCK 

CADILLAC 

Asbury Avenue 

Phona 0606 

I City 

A. E. STONE, Inc. 

Quality Asphalt Paving 

at Moderate Pricts 

Phone PlHuntvltls 2781 or 2749 

U 

KEYS MADE—Completc locksmith ser- 

vice. Automobile locks a spifially. 

Walter E. Allen. 703 Cer.tral Ave. 

Phone 26-11. tf 

I OK quiilllN lionies mil Huilii 

.umlold Eulli.kr Heidi! 

Mum 

ICftl-W 

nce PJione 

tf 

KEYS DUPLICATE!} nnj muile to 

node- Lemimfs, .103 I3»y Avc. Phoni> 

1787 G 23 

FOR RENT 

TY SETS 

Week — Month — Season 

TV-SERVICE 

Self-Supporting Towers 

and Antennas Erected 



Phone 1242 


HAND and power Iltwn mowers lawn 

rollers and spreaders rented Davis 

Haidwarc Co . 1233 Asbury Ave t 

Waller & 

builders. 827 3rd St. PhonBa» 

or 55 Asbury Avc. Phone 2562-w 

Gcoigc Beddotv, registered 

827 3i-d '" " L 

0-23 

RUG CLEANING I. an art and science 

not a business Irust joui rugs to 

u reliable fim A|i ijê,' ," 

ncanlnic Complete K service—clean- 

c ... rt P Q lr and storage dcpai-tment. 

Smith RUK Works S2-I N Main bt. 

MHlvllle Plione I(( 1-jrtabllshed ulnre 

NOW OPEN 


935 Asbury «Avenue 


JEWELRY REPAIRING 



Mounting* 


& 2 to 4:30—Closed Mon. 

PHONE 2848 


IMS -PONTIAC Excellent condition, 

$325.00. Can be seen Sill central 

A an 

HOUSE TRAILER. 17'. for vacation- 

Inn electric brakes uood tires ex- 

cellent condition, electric refi lgerator, 

hcatei, JD05 0O phone O75B 0-17 


FINE BOAT slips for rent In 

eat LdKoon In ease of a t' 

Ocean City $125.00 season. 

1912-J. 

Uie Mf- 

itorm. In 

Fhone 

ft4i3 

1055 DUIET EVINRUDE — bales and 

Service. Bait, tackle, hardware. 

Thompson und Plastlcratt Anchor'n 

Point. 2nd and Buy Ave. Phone 902*. 

TOOLS, 

FOR 

RENT 




• Power Mowers 

• Power Saws 

• Fertilizer Spreaders 

• Floor Sanders and 

Polishers 

• Ladders • Ladder Jacks 

• Carpenter's Hand Tools 

• Plumbing Tools 


HOME BUILDERS 

SUPPLIES 



Vacuum Cleaner rtcpairs — All Makes 

HOOVISK KALES AND SERVICE" 

ROBERT E. HOFFMANN 

2 F. Wllniol Ave homers Point 

Hi. 3110 l-'reo Plck-Up mid Delivery 

tf 

PIANO 1UMVi—10 \LJ1S *\|jerli>uie 

lunt. an>\\heie 85 (JO Phone Sotncrs 

Point 3991+ Wiley Eastman, LJnwood, 

N J tf 


BOAT SLIPS for rent, accommodate 

iioats up to J5 ft safe anchorage 

$100.00 for season, 137 Bayahoro Dr. 

Phone 1012-M. • 7-1 

SPEED GARVEY. new 15'10"XS' 

Smith Hurlior Road, Beesley s Point. 

N. J. Phone Ocean City 0T27-R. 0-17 

54 FLGIN outboard forward and re- 

\t rse clutch 7u lip Slightly used 

$80.00. Apply. Russ Adams Boat Yard. 

Jllh & the Bay. 6-17 

14 FT. DUNPHY .nd 10 h. p. Johnson 

with tunk Kear shift. Winterized Dust 

fall Each In excellent condition. 

52KJ.0O. Phone 00K7-W for BPpolnUlicnt: 

6-17 

StiA. SKIFF. 2fix8'. good condition, 

price J1O0900 Can ou seen nt 73 

West 18th St. 7-1 

FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1955 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELLiDGER , Ixo': 

FOR SALE 

NEW AND USED Hollywood bedsi 

rollaway rots with link spriiun; 

duUe lounge adjusunents and lull In- 

nenpnngs. chests, rugs, clothe* clos- 

ets, antiques Almost anything for 

apartment or cottage. Pernaps you 

might ilesln ti> trade tome things not 

needed Run cribs strollers, piny 

pens, cot- .nd furniture R. C Rob- 

bliu. tllîuii AW. e-U 

ONE DINETI1 suite, kitchen Ubld 

and chain 2 wall slnkt, aide arm (as 

water neuter puieftal washstand, com- 

bination link and stationery tub, 1100 

Aabury AVC. frit 

ELEVEN _ 

excellent col pa 

ndlU 

i 

nel Interior doors. 

exll 

screening, vt ... 

hIKII. 2L& Cenlrnl Ave. 

Ten pieces, porch 

various widths, all _TV 

Phone 130). 

8-17 

AUTOMATIC WASHER fibre rugs, 

wooden wardrobe, dressers Phone 

0TS6. The Georgian, 1M0 Central Ave. 

6-17 

THOR automaglc uosher, two years 

old. Excellent condition. Nine piece, 

medium die. walnut dining room set, 

not too old. Apply 801 5th St Phone 

FOR SALE 

1054 GENERAL ELECTRIC 

eton at iireatly reduced Jn Ices 

PluniMnr and HUttni 6th Bt 

Asbury Avc, Phone 0413, 

WANTED TO BUY 

WILL BUY MODERN and Did furni- 

ture bedding, kitchen wan and all 

kinds of old giwvrare, china andl 

Uques. Call Bright, somers point 39^ 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

LOT SO-xOO'" noned Tim family resi- 

dential Graded, sewer, rear alley, 

near beach; Goff us Marnlngilde Rd. 

Phone 29T7-J 6-1T 

TEN PIECE dining room nt. «2&00; 

double bed, with Innersprlng mat- 

ress $10.00, s/s Delancey Place, sec- 

ind lloor. i. 6-1T 

SOFA BED single maple bed, com- 

plete, maple dinette clulra, antique 

bedroom rockers, opartmenl size wash- 

coMcc Uble 116 Haven Ave Phone 

two sets of sails and trallei 

0 21211 Central Ave Phone 

FOR.SALE 

SEVERAL GOOD USED TIRES and 

tubes SI 00 up traded on new Flre- 

Jtone tires. Moore's Firestone Store, 

741 Asbury Ave. Phone 3006. ti 

HRUBBERY ROSE BUSHES, Bur- 

Bees beed Fertilizers Peat Moss, 

-rclllses. Bert's Pauo Shop. 201 West 

AVC. Phone 3121 or 3122., tf 

ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — 20 

to 40% Off- Finance 20 months, 

Open days and evenings Plauinlai 

Music Store 634 Montrose SL. Vlne- 

nd, N J Phone V-715T tf 

SEE NYMAN FOR GLASS Auto glass 

Installed gloss tabli and desk tops, 

lrrors. Boat gloss, window glus re- 

. iaccd iind glazed, 610 Asbury Ave. 

Plronc 01B2. tl 

U'HEAU chlffoi-obe dressing table. 

Keiuonublc Phone 1303-R. 0-17 

TWO PlpXJr: oversluired HvInK »m 

suit, $50.00; ten piece walnut dlninis 

-(Him suit £125.00. IMS Wesley Ave. 

0-17 

rETTEE; upartment size. KOS sUive; 

two rioOi- model radios: metal twin 

'ids; other small articles. Reasonable. 

MO Plaza Place. Phone 1028. 6-17 

.VICKKH diiven|n>it; fillder, single coll 

licdsprihKs; tables, rugs, folding 

cen.s: miscellaneous articles. H16 

iîm Ave. . 6-17 

:OMPLETE mahogany bedroom set, 

exceptionally good condition. Rea- 

DIIIIDIV. Phone 1382-.I. 6-17 

USED TV SETS In good condition. 

Antennas aui) AUi\vt.rs, installeiL and 

repftlHtf Oii-untliy Harrtunre Co 

720 Asbury Ave. Phone 2158. If 

LANTS—Zinnins. marlitoli].;, petunias, 

snulnlnigons. sweet ni.vnsum, ngcra- 

um. asters, scarlet sage, cornflowers. 

:ult-*ndu!u. iiullliudlii, pai'sley. 50c doz- 

11I511 strnwhei'ry (ever-beniing) 

chrysanthemums. &eninlunis, shrubs. 

phoni-272U-J. - • &31 

UH0 b'ORD tow truck. li:um whn:li 

KIOO.OO. Al's l~.IIH>s Service. 3th antl 

May Ave. Hione 1037, 

WI1L II'UJL AWM anilhlni, ôu do 

not mint fiom ullli I'onm in i-Ke 

«heie Hi paj being Items I tan uî 

W Bili,ht phone bomtrs Point J%9 

STLAM WALLSCRAPING — WatcrlcM 

method Also ualnUfl walls hcautl- 

fnlly cleaned bv spetlol pioiess with- 

out steam. Wallmu»icr, Somora Point 

291S. " 

NOflCL IO UTEkLNHERS—\W rent 

tools foi an% Job Gun lacker, lawn 

roller IKIV.II nrouir floor sandcr 

Oceun CIt> Hnrdwnie Co 720 Aibury 

Avc. Phune 2158. ^ >• 

~ ^LASSIFIED~DTSPLAY 

DAD WILL 

RIDE LIKE 

A KING 

in one 

TvZ of our 

FORDS 

1952 TO 1953 

REAL SHARP 

NEW IOW prices starting »» *W5 

Several body ttyl« lo choose 

from New paymsnt plan—up to 

24 months to pay. St» them now. 

Ocean City Motors, Inc. 

(Famous for Fordil 

14 Atlantic Av« ?*h ft Simpson 

Phonai: Ocsan City 0400—W5S 

Open Evary Nlt« and Sunday 

COLORKD 

day or week, 1 

least... Cash in Advance 

'i?osltfvely no damWcd Ad will bo published until paid for. 

S Mt later thim SMurW and Wednc^laj noon. Afl will not bo 

:»»*' fI f •—78c 

YOU CAN AFFORD 

Chevy 

Dow 

y 

"Yes, 

. Low 

not. 

C IILIJL 

l 

p 

Bay\\ 

SL 

'55 I' 

vc It 

512 "iu pu wk 

and *i5 Fnntlucb 

W.W05 with tin 

y Motors scnsullonal TIMES 

SALES Pi-AN A'l montlis to pay 

This orrt'i- timy i*o limited, so nc-.i 

uulckly! NO GIMMICKS. NO REI> 

'APE. NO TWO LOANS TO PAY, 

iiecUil HtU'nllon to ServIcOUitti. On 

ft spot dell very, Muke only one 

payment, Oihiplelc servloo Includ- 

a Jur-on the pi^mlsps m«d(!Tn 

Ucp'L, CretJIt quickly ui> 

hy (ek*|>honc, Pfrsuiiul 

Informotlon strictly (Tonfl- 

dontl»] TKKMENDOH.S TRADE-IN 

ALLO^'ANCI^. U . you nw 

niniicy on your old car Euywfiy 

will \my it ofr. This Is one ui the 

most unusuiil plmis vxw offered. 

ACT NOW WHILP THIS OKKKR 

LASTS Oill ELIZ 4-8188 oi 1 call 

In person m 

The Big Bayway Motors 

Rt. 1 Vt Llnlorn avc. nt the U»y- 

way tryfnc elri;U>. •Elizabeth, N. J. 

O.K.'D USED CAJlS AND R 

All makes and rnodvla with 

tht 

C 

writ- 

All makes and rnodvla with i 

ten guarantee that counts. Palmer 

Chevrolet und Oldsmobile Used Car 

Lot, Uth and Simpson Ave. Phono 0237. 

Open evenings.- U 


ÛSTlCRAFT WOODEN FENCES, 

red wood basket weave. English 

hurdle fences, post and rail red wood 

ooiird. Free estlmules. K.H.A. terms. 

Uert's Pnllo Shop 201 West Ave. Phone 

3121 flr 312^, tf 


Grandt * Spine** - Upright* 

Tuning - Repairing 


(On 1 the (,'lrclr, Soitirrft Point) 

PHONE 3123 t 

CEIIAN.UMS—Ivy eeranlums, fancy 

leuf and tollectOrt varieties Also a 

full line of summer itnnuais. R 

bushes und hydrangeas. Colonial 

er _Shopr 2322 .Bhunr Rd., 

Point. Phone 2618. 

CABINET BASE small buffet, double 

mattress cuts electric heater, large 

mlrior door mirror andvsmaller ones, 

table lamp honing board Very r*e 

sonable1 7lJ Ocean Avc 6-H 

DKKSSeRS, WOO each; b«U M.00 

Mth. 100 napkins, *1^ each bftth- 

Hull 30c each. blnnkvU. $2 00 cadi, 

bulclicr gnitins 50c each, spreads, 

chenille ond olhcra, 1100 to fcouMch. 

curtains 50c each piratic tablecloths, 

Ac cadi brtulde Hotel, SM - Mil St 

CHAIN tmiVK bike, $,1000, small 

tricycle. $3.00; coach, Jlo.OO- stroll, 

tr $3 00 health rider, $2 00, sofa and 

chali, 110 00, white Caloric gas stove 

$10 00 H8-I - llh bt 0-17 

WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat. »4O.00; 

white scale for candy or baked goods, 

515.00. Lenox APU. 700 AtlanUc Ave. 

0-17 

TWO 38 NORGE all porcelnln sal 

runges good ronillllon 135 00 each, 

Norge 7 cu. It. all porcelain re(rlgci St. Charles PI Phone 

319O-V., ' 6-17 

LOT OF WOOD casement sash, chest 

4 daiwfrg electric washer wrlngf.1 

blic. used one season, iu«> chillis, 

metal porch chairs; wood and metal 

lb Cull lifter 9 a. m. Satur- 

825 Plymouth Place. 6-17 

TEN PIECE silver walnut dining room 

set; €ine piece beveled plate glass 

Insert for door. 22xG4. Reasonable 1 

First.St. Phone 21JJ-R, 6-17 

COIL SPRINC. ilouble lied size, 58.00, 

and Inside door, $5.00. 1126 central 

Ave. Phone OJ43. 6-17 

LOW POSTER bedstead walnut fin- 

ih; roldlng cot and mattress; four 

fold, folcllng screen. Reasonable. 1028 

Asbury Ave. 6-17 

16 CU. FT. JORDAN upright fieemr 

S250.00, Less than 2 years old. Phone 

3017-R , 6-17 

DR(Jp I.KAF TABLE. 510.00: small 

buffet. 510.00; Coldspot refilgeiotor. 

W5.00. Phone U53-J. 0-17 

VACUUM Cl-EANERS—New and used. 

Hoover and Kleeti-ulux, 513-00 up. 

Fully Kunrunleed. Service all makes. 

Fret 1 delivery nnd estimate Phone 

Plensantvllle 'J31U or Ocean City 

10H5-VV. li-23 

liprlnht. like nciv, 10 cu. 

fl. Perfect i;onilltlon, 5300. I-'ood plan 

notion tl Must sell moilni; 103 1 Irst 

SI «-21 

IJHIFTWOOD t\|jri>*s knees h\dran 

f,Loom dlnlrfk !*' 

oom kitchen bAth poudei roomt 5* J. 

lun pot*-ll overlooking 

JB% AVC 

FORKING girls and boy,, corotortnb 

accommodations, two In room,, 11.1 

powder room, 

u»y. Apply 40 

.TTENTION SCHOOL TEACHERS— 

Brand new luxuriously furnished 

ipjittmont rcHdv to show for next 

Inlt-i s icntlnK Sleep 4 S70 0D pel 

lonth 1001 Atlantic Ave ot 10th St 

6-16 

COMFORTABLE rooms open to >ui 

deck, double or twin beds W0.00 a* 

S3500 weekly, two In rqjm. -* 

sauures to beach ParWng, The . 

baur. 713 Ocecii Ave. 

GUEST HOUSE. Eluht liedrooma, mod- 

oi'n kitchen.- three-bflthrooms. "show- 

A, vlt he^t, cxtm npai'tment. Near 

beach, clean, furnished, excellent In- 

come. Sacrifice 516,500. Apiily U0S 

Wesley Ave. 0-17 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

SEVERAL TWO AND THREE ROOM 

Office Suites. All utilities. Modern 

. i every respect. Write Box 7B26. sen- 

tinel-Ledger. . tf 

4 BEDHOOM, 2 buth coltuue, Tt-cur 

garage Season or hiilf scjison. Own- 

er on premises. 312 Wesley Rd. 0-17 

113 BAY AVE.. season, clean, modern 

six rtwim house, heat, hot water, elcc- 

:rlc kitchen, automatic washer, n-oner 

T V., sundeck overlooking the bay 

Season. JTOO.OO. 0-17 

24 BAY VIEW PLACE, near 11th. 

two room cottaKC accommodates 

four persons June 1& to July 9lh, &10 

weekly, ulso Julj 30lh Ccntiul Ave week ends 6-23 

THE QUILL—available now, 

double roonu twautKuily 

tleasant surroundings, cen 

an accommodate * six working. 

Reuonable. 641 Central Ave. ' 

2342-W. 

COMFORTABLE room runnlnt ' 

semi private onto, for three r 

jji near boardwalk, Reuonal 

The BbWe, aao eih St. Phone ! 

t^nRAll.V loaitea second floor 

BrlKht checrrul sleeps six Suitable 

for group or waitresses or working 

lilt Is $GOU 0U season Utilities Included 

APPIV 1660 Asoury Avc Phone 1376-W 

KIJZABETH HALL H1B-17 Central 

Avc, Klrsl Iloor, four rooms ond 

buth Parking. Season, hslf season or 

two weeks. Special rates June and 

tliml)ci Phone 1763-K 0-2* 

ROOMS for working boy, tTO 

ly each, rooms with Bo - 

prlvlleues for small family, , , 

in weekly. J02» Asbury Ave. 

DORMITORY rooms for young m 

J7 00 weekly. Surf * Ean*,' ' 

Born dw/ilk < 

AVK, miHcr North bt 

fumlshtd and utultuble 

ueck month or season lârsc screened 

Iionh modern kitchen living room 

with day bed; bedroom; bath. Suitable 

3 or 4. Apply premises, tf 

ROOMS 

lOCB 

WWU.V 

Completely 

ueck month 

h d 

1011 BAY AVE.. (our roona and bath, 

sleeps eight, for week, month or sea 

fion. Also rooms with twin or double 

beds. Meals, It desired. 6-24 

THE CABLES—4th gt. & Ocean Ave. 

AUruulvc one and two bedroom 

housekeeping apartments, $50.00 nnd 

30500 per week B-24 

THRBB BMJROOM aiintimenU. HvInK 

room dining room, kitchen, front 

nnd back poithcs free parking lot. 

First half season and ucckl} 625 Lau- 

rel Rd 6-31 

1WO SMALL housckccplni; units One 

sltcm four, other thic« Utilities (ur- 

nlshcd El(xtj|t rcfi Iterator. Month or 

somon, nlso weekb icntals Warring- 

ton, 416 Central Avc Phono S339-W, 

Jipaitmcnts. near tcf, 

ammodoto lour. ¥95.00 Weekly, fl, 

7, S pcrwru. S73.QQ weekly, f*rec park- 

- 251 Asbury Avc. Phone 

7-12 

PARK VICW—6Ui SI, and Asbury Avc. 

Two rvom apartmenu, t60,ou tftid 

5 00 Ufekly QUO room npartmcfiU, 

wnoo wt%iyP All -with private -batti.' 

kltch*?nctt(*. electric itfrlgprntor. Cool. 

cheerful roqmfi from *fc 00 W 

double. houscHcet>tntf ' on 

Central location^ Free purklng- 

1^70 

APARTMENT, nice, private -tint floofr 

10 minutes t^m (>*an City .bâeta. 

Rea«flnablp by : week or season* Ftumfr 

Somers Point 275a. G-24 

MODERN S-bedtDom apsrtineht. 1 one 

block to nice b«ch, sll electric kit* 

en automatic hot wnUr. AVAUW* 

durli 

Av 

rlDE 

e,# 

ally during June. . 

July and August. 301 

' ..Si 

ROOMS FOR KENT 

for emplo>ed ld 

wn Home 

for emplo> 

town Home 

l L 

ENT 

d aludgits In 

aunoapHen. Every o 

aesson rate Prlvi 

ited for working 

Phone 15ST Hoys, 

DORMtTORV tor young , 

showen Beach block, fT.OO I 

each, Henry Apartments, SM • t 

VBRV LARGE room with private I 

new mnertBHHg (Inale beds, 

six Two blocks to bewh. Fwe 

Ing for gucsu. 712 Ocean Aye. ,; 

ROOMS with running water, 

week or season: also rooms for i 

ItiK boys and girls. Five room s, 

ment available Fju-k Manor, 4M -I 

St Phone B87S, * 

ROOMS (or waitresses, cookln 

tin, washing machine, 

jlock, centrally loeaied, - 

per .person, 80S Plymouth 1 

MODERATE wall to' ... 

rooms with or without ! 

Meg?*, new H U i 

floor TQOtnc (JOdO 

sons In eaUi room or 

Rates low«r unHLJUne 3m,«i 

Sept, 4th, Seaside HoUl, Oh. I 

bwrdwmllc or V*rnon Hall. /"" 

tic Ave. 

THE FAlflUALE tt» 

tacwing iWnni'tori 

awig Wnnitori 

ol boys or «h|i; also 

Fhonc 3811-M, 

BOOMS tor j _ 

RemoMble rales. Close I 

Sommcr coat, ion* Wesley; t 

ROOMS for 

TWO 

-the si 

IMS-W.

tA. 

Owners 

Are Enthusiastic 

Stairs Join In St Seashore Outing 

CsflNnutd from f>*9* 1 

wijtjn the club ipeets in 

September to nqme the locale of 

next year's Mashorcr run. 

1 "1sS»i iMvt a wonderful town here,' 

Mrsbiltoddb MM, "Tho people arc as 

nlCeH> >JafMy 

trains, i 

The ijtujor changes affeotine Ocean 

City were. 

ratminatlon of a daily—except SuqdBy-HCaiiHlen-Haddonfleld 

train apd 

provide suTjciUUite service to Ocean 

City by conptcttons at Hflddohfleld 

w)lh a tr»tn from J"htl»de)pJ)l* to Atlantic 

City. At present, tile cpnnection 

is made wfth a New York-Atlanllc 

City traip 

Eliminate a 4 36 p m, Cfllpdcn- 

Ocean City train and a 7:07 a m. 

Ocean Cltjr Carad*n train and 

merge Ui*p> wtth pth#r trains having 

the caine depgrtijre times and 

providing connections at Tuckaihoe 

Ttte PUC alto allowed disconliniiancc 

on Sundsys and holidays of a 

dîlly train tio )^f^woodt fUscontfnued 

a Monday morning train from 

Cape May County points to Philadelphia, 

disDontinued a Friday evening 

train from Gape May Coutfty 

points to Comden, and elunlnated a 

Sundjiy and holiday morning train 

from Camden to Cape May County 

points and a shniler evening train 

in the opposite direction. 

Many a nian who claims to be ai 

honest as the day Is lopg would obect 

to have a searchlight turned on 

hb nlt'lrt record 

last fWm tli* to 

Open for Holiday Rush 

Conrlnyad from page 1 

New Jenvy avathor* area^ Includ- 

}nf 4»bvry park, Atlantic City 

and Wildwood. 

Ing study 

measure the 

d 2 

School Physician 

Named at 

Chairman Orrie de Nooycr, of the 

New Jersey Highway Authority, said 

The AfiiW J#raey Public Ullllly 

all effo^B are..bch>g made to com- 

Commission last vreek Approved (Msplete the northermost stretch of tho 

contjnutnee fit tjjrfei Pfnnsyiwto- dual-roadway route before the holi- 

Reading Seashore Line Iralns eery-" day week-endi starts. However, he 

Ing Ocean City during the summer. added, It may be necessary to continue 

work 

TJie 'thrpe iloeal tr#Hs were 

amonc seven In all §puth Jersey 

points vvhloh were dlswntinued. The 

company wk*d their suspension because 

of a lack of patronage 

At th» *am* HIM, th» IWUC rulad 

1 Dr Noraian s 

was appointed 

Board of Ed 

on fringe construction In 

that section even after the- opening 

July 1. 

The Highway Authority Has plans 

for. an eytenvion of the Parkway 

from its legislated terminus at Route 

17 to the New Jersey-New York 

State line at. Montvale, whole It 

would connect wilt) a projected j 

Thruway branch. A traffic engineer 

LOST 

5c«r*b Br«c«lft, TIM*. Nit* 

Valued for SanHmtntaJ •e«ieni. 

REWARD 

1411 Plaitur* Avanua 

FOR SALE or RENT 

AttracHve New 

BUNGMOW5 

Off Heat 

West Avenue 

OCCAN CIPE , 

Bttwtan 4*th and 50fh St. 

Larg* Ll»)ng Ro»m, Cembinatlen 

Kltchan and DlnaH*. Near beach. 

Convenient to train. 

^450 

A full pit orchestra will be utilzetl 

for the musical shows. Each of 

{the plays will feature a well known 

Woman Passenger name" star, with Brian Donlcvy 

J p. m. to 4 p. in. I'lay golf at 

and Edward Everett Horton two of 

Splash Inn Golf Course. 13lh and Jjirvtin persons were injured in two the others who have been signed. 

Boardwalk; tioldcn Giillcon Golf traffic crashes at Wildwood .Saturday Additional Improvements have 

Course, lllh and Boardwalk; Wcllcrs and Sunday, police thcrj? reported. been made to the theatre and |ts 

Golf Courses, Oth and Boardwalk and Mrs, Theodore Montrelia, 49, ofparkins 

facilities far this seosop. The 

nth and Boardwalk. 

Phil Lido I phi a, required 40 stitches for building is air cooled and Inchjides 

2 p. m. to 4 |j. m. Visit Gllllam's cuts of the head, jjtw find left arm two counters for light refreshments. 

Fun Deck. Plymouth Placu .uid at tho Burdettc Tvtrilin Memo fin! 

Boardwalk. Ride on boats at Chris', Hospital as Hie result of one Acci- Gateway Producer Owlght,to r«»i)tli_aii(i 

..Falun. Visit Flanders puul. dent 

Idant #f Ocean City, H»ntO]i> jpa«t 

Tuesday, June 26—" 

She was a passenger iii~thc car winter *t *o-produc»r at the Rl|t- 

Early Risers—Hide bicycles, Ortlis, driven by. Mary Mi>ntoJ]a, 20, which more Playhsuu In Miami, f l». 

4th and Atlantir av. Ride bicycles. collided with an auto operated by 

Holiday, 12th and Ocean av. Walter W. Turner, 3B, of Avalon, at He lias his first brush with acting 

10:30 a. m. to 12:30 JI. m. Open the intersection of Hudson and Newas 

an extra In western movies H 

House at City Hall, Tour Police a;id Jrsey a vs. 

Fire Departtiicnta. Sec .how many dif- The woman driver was also treatferent 

people it takes to run a city ed at the hospital for cuts and 

whose population swells from B.000 brinies. Mrs. Turner and Miss Julia 

to 100,000 every summer. 

Scvcrcse. passenger^ in thfc Turner 

1 p. m. to 4 p. m. Ploy golf. unto, were treated at the office of a 

2 p. m. to 4 p. m. Visit Gilliam's 

Fun Deck, l'lymouth Place and 

Boardwalk. Ride on boats at Chris' Three iperions (wore Injured 

9fch and Paten. Visit Flanders pool. early |Sunday imorning wtitn a car 

Wednesday, June 29 

driven |by Robart Smith, 03, of 

Movies at Moorlyn. Strand and Village 

Theatres. 

11 a. m. to 4 p. rn; piny skcc.Rail 

at 12th st. playground on IJoardwalk. 

1 p. m. to 4 p. m. Play Rolf. 

i p m to 4 p in Visit Gilliam's 

Fun Week. Plymouth Place and 

Boardwalk. Ulde on boats at Chris', 

9th and Palen. Visit Flanders pool 

ThuruJ'y. June 30— 

I-ast usit to the Uoard\valk and 

Asbury av. stores. Quick dip in ocean 

or Flanders Hotel pool. Park up and 

then talk Mom and pop into staying 

another week, unpack, and have onother 

(,'lorious week of fiin. 

r hl|e 

attending the University Of California. 

The theatre has been his fulltime 

profession for nine years, iind 

he was the originator of the Gateway 

shows four summers ago . in 

what once was a plush supper club- 

Prior tu that he produced three off- 

Ôroadway shows In New York and 

spent the summer of 1950 at the 

Cape May "Playhouse. 

Clermont, ja Coast Guardsman, ran You'll find little fun In medicine, 

Into Ithe rear of a /stalled truck at but there' 1 Will Flnancf. l«tily for 

Immediate Occuiuncy. 

Price Includef S.cr«tnf, Aluminum 

Blind* and Ilectrlc Ring*. 

ROBERT W. 

MARTINDALE 

4122 BALTIMORE AVE. 

frHILA. 49, PA, 

; a good deal of medicine 

1 

Spruce and Virginia i 

in fun. 

Smith. Glnri i Von Ahncm. 31, und 

Rudolph Von Ahnrm, 3.2, both of 

South bcfrwllc, were trc.itcd for In 

lurics at Mercy flospiLil in SUJ l^lt 

Paul It Buckley, 48. of Cape May, 

((liver uf thg van-type truck, wd\ i-. 

sued a surrnnom> foi fulling to notify 

pnhic of his disabled vehicle while 

Smith \wi*» tniirficd with tjrok"ji 

driving 

Classified Ads Bring Quick Resulli 

C. ti. SHOCMAKW 

FOR SALE 

BEACH FRONT TRACT 

45th and Centra) Avenue 

250 FOOT FRONTAGI 

(WILL DIVIDE) 

AVAILABLE FOR 

12 MODERN APARTMINfi 

Act Now — Good Beachfront kot$ are Scarce 

E. R. FRENCH 

1 Atlantic Avenue Phone 0908 

ESTATE of CLINTON L. BRECKLEY, DECEASE] 

Notice of Sale to Settle Estate 

OFFERS TO PURCHASE: ^ * 

(1) Lqnd a^d Premises known as 

924-926,Asbury Avenue, 

, , " - Ckapn Qly, NS^ Jersey | J 

and or 

(2) Paint Supplies and Painting 

Equipment located in said 

Premises 

will be received and considered if submitted in wrillnj 

on or prior to July 8, 1955. 

Separate or Combined Offers en the above items 

may be submitted. 

Any and all offer* are subject to acceptance 

in writing by the Siller, 

Inspection may be made at the Premiiit. 

Title is Clear and Marketable; Settlement may be ro»* 

•s promptly as desired. Submit written offers to: 

JOHN E. BOSWELL, Attorney, 

Room 512, 

801 Asbury Avenue, 

Ocean City, New Jersey. 

To fnsiure Uninterrupted Delivery of Your 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Plea Notify This Office of Your 

CHANGE of ADDRESS 

ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE 

« poifcqrd or mail form today. 

Starting deliver my Sentinet-lsdg» 

r« 

ftm 

/-.*; ':•'••;• •"•S^miW/.T^W^l^mMsB 

(Future Address) 

(Present Address) 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Y. JUNE 31, 

Farmers 

[Vote Quotas 

heat Referendum 

jted June 25 

ly GEORGE W. MIN6IN 

Agricultural Agent 

Mjy Cuiinty formers will vote 

• quota refcrcmlum on 

j5i ASiURV avi. 

3CIAN CITY, N.J, 

mm. 

mi ofTwt on wheat markeUng mi 

lion and Conservation CommlUee' 

Hilrd sf ithtm 

chairman 

ivoU «BS* 

of 

fa, iU 

P»rt«iid|H 

Mr etn,-W Mi%. '- 1 " » 

In any case, support win be avaUable 

only to farmers who sUy with; 

in their wheat tcresjo allotmenu 

^s/tffiSot»a 

Mr. MfPhorson fays that polls will 

uilding, cape May County Court 

A wheat producer who will bg ab. 

sent from Ihe county in which ho ta 

cllaible to vote may cast an absentee 

ballot. Ballots can be obtained from 

any convenient ASC offlco before the 

referendum. The absentee must sljn 

the ballot and send it in a sealed 

envelope to the ASC offlce In the 

county in which he L, clinihle lu 

Return to Phila. 

Mr, and Mrs, Pred A. Cady Jr 

\l v .f Mturnod to their home in 

'hilodelphto after spending several 

days in Ocean City, 


300 Eighth 

Street 


IS NOW 

OPEN 

MONDAY 

• • • • • . • . a n d •• ' '• '.••'-•• 

TUESDAY 

as well as ' 

THURSDAY and 

FRIDAY NIGHTS 

Until P.M. 

ie Following A&P Shore 

Markets Are Open Late 

MONDAY, TUESDAY, 

THURSDAY and FRIDAY 

NIGHTS , , • v 

36 South Main Street, PleasantvJlle 

6604 Ventnor Avenue, Yentnor 

1100 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City 

Manor Shopping Center, Mo Grande 

134 East WHdwootJ Avenue, Wildwood 

638 Washington Street Cape May 

Misguided Missiles 

THE OCEAM CITY 

-Oxw. tatwi Ah nmi wall kbwm Un »i Hi ».• 

Safety Equipment Listed For 

Owners of Outboard Boats 

This year, for the fust Unit, the 

Coast Guard Auxiliary extends its 

progrim of "eourtesy examinations" 

to Include outboard craft. Mindful 

of this fact, the Evlnrudt Boating 

Foundation has eompUtd a list of 

required and recommended equip* 

ment for skippers of ou (boards usrt 

on fediralljr deiifnited navigable 

bodies of water. 

For the past eight yeirt, the 

"courtesy examination" program for 

fn boards has been a prUnary function 

of the Coist Guard Auxiliary 

Untftr th« Csait Suird't clutlflcatlsn 

sf motor ibsatt, ouHxurd 

criftJ*n Into two ttntnl utt«sr. 

let, Tht flrtf It Claii "A," beir> 

Itli thin U tttf In knoth. Tfif 

••tond 4t Clan "I," bftitt ntn 

thin It f«r In ItujHi. 

The Auxiliary's requlrenunte prip 

to Issuance of a deeal (or Class "A 

craft are! One lifeflavlng device fo 

each person aboard, in the form o 

life-preservers, buoyant cushions 

buoyant vests or ring buoys wlilel 

bear either a Coast Guard tag 0 

stamp of approval (these are sole 

by most marine dealers)! a combination 

light mounted forward in the 

boat showing red to port and green 

to starboard and visible for one mile 

from right ahead to two poults 

abaft the beam and a white light aft, 

showing all around the horizon, ito 

ib)e for two miles. 

For the CGA decal, outboard boats 

In Class "1" requuie the same equip, 

ment as those In Class "A" with the 

addition of a whittle or horn, hand, 

moutli or power operated, capable of 

producing a blast of at leaM two 

seconds duration, which can be 

heard a distance of an least onehalf 

mile, and a portable fin extinguisher. 

In addition, in order to 

qualify for the deeal, both classes 

of outboard craft must haw at least 

two easily accessible distress flares, 

one paddle or oar, an anchor wiLh 

adequate line, and a pump or ball, 

ing device, 

UnrfM- tfie law * Ihorn er JMhiiM* 

ta Mulrtd nbsard * ICiait "1" outbo.'bd. 

Ltially, • Mr* «Hnauiai»r 

(1 nsf raquiftd If Mi* trrtt 11 «nlidertd 

of "op«n" csnitructlsn. 

ine Near 

on Gl 

World War n veterans training under 

the original OI BiH wen reminded 

today by Joseph F, QUern, 

manager of the Veterans Administration 

regional office, that July 25, 

1956, marks Ihe end of the program 

for ail but a handful of them. 

Even though a veteran may still 

have unused OI training entitlement 

at that time, or even though be may 

be in the middle erf a course, his 

GI training payments wUl cone to an 

end on July 29, 

Mr. OBero idviitd World W«r U 

GI trainees to keep the deadline In 

mind, In working out puns far the 

remainder of their training pro- 

llii smaH group of vetenlu ex. 

empt frooi the July 15 deadline, «r# 

those was enlisted or reênlisted under 

the Armed Forces Voluntary Recrultment 

Act, between October 6, 

i»4^ and fctt*er i. IMi. Thews vet. 

•rang have nine years from toe end 

of their entitlement or re-enlistment 

to wind up their 61 training. 

The 1956 desdline applies only to 

World War n trainees, Mr. OUern 

emphasized. Veterans training under 

the Korean (A BUI must complete 

ihelr tnunlng by faun SI, IMS, 

or eight tern ilwr dlochirse, hfc 

Hsw»»»r, 1h* ttindardi Ml by Hie 

CMif iGoard Avxlllary lit • tlNti 

nwed th. ifrict inftrRrettlton ef 

tht law. , 

MirpughDul the country, Ths fx. 

aminalions are made at the reqiiesl 

of the boat.owner to acquaint him 

with the necessity of maintaining a 

safe, seaworthy craft, 

Owiiers found short of legal re 

qulremenU are not reported. In. 

stead, the examining Auxiliary offi 

cor gives the bMt

ChiKiym 

Tune-Ups For Trophy Racing 

boat ticaii season at the 

" Qfy yacht Club opened Sun 

dtgft with the tune-up race of the 

B$tr#oar speedboat aeries, after st- 

U|(npb to start sallboaUng fell 

through for the second, stratghl 

week. 

MiHvllle'a, Mytl Chtfcty and his 

Cherry n garnered prize* In two di-, 

—Uie, utility runabout 

i the rac* 

Ing runabout group 

Cbrfaly Hook M» chedkered flag 

— imdlwp^.p/ifr.r 

i Wift «pwiln# Wr# 

•mint**, HI* »«v«n 

Im w welnt ed«e ever Bill 

, pf irUddonfl.ld, M. K In 

- F. 'Which poolc second 

it*. 

jjg &T liichle, of Philadelphia, inlro- 

hls racing runabout. Crew 

to local boat race enthusiasts 

Impressive fashion by taking the 

iHip race prize over some of the 

t racing pUo& of the area 

K Mlchle, who Is 19 and is associated 

* Ith his father in the textile Indus- 

y, pushed his sleek craft to a win 

lie handicap alter finishing third 

he scratch race to Philadelphia 

! Stiles dn Ms hydroplane, the Hot- 

Meantime, ifewr at the Club't In- 

KterhaHanal lHO 1 * /took off ion • 

' ihikedewn rece Saturday *fttr- 

f noSn, ibut all called (for haly and a 

•-Wwh.n Hie wind suddenly died 

. down and ilefr |them to drift onto 

t nearby Iwechti. • 

Boy Vollmar, chairman of the roc- 

committee, said that the Comets, 

and Senior Moths and the 

jvere late starting because 

-many ofithe s|dppers were still In 

^ at FUladelphh area, schools. 

Palmers Win Playoff , 

For Bowling Loop Title 

Palmer's Frigldalres thumped Mar. 

mora B 2020 to 1856 at the Stone 

Harbor alleys Thursday Dlglit to on 

nex the championship of the Occa 

City Seashore Bowling League. 

The contest was the playoff of 

second half tie between the two 

teams. Palmers won the first half 

race, so the victory cancelled (hi 

need for a championship playoff. 

The,lateness of Uie dote and the 

distance to and from the Stone Har- 

bor alleys! appears to have damp- 

ened the enthusiasm for a city cham- 

pionship playoff between Palmers 

and Ewing Tlastercss, winners 0; 

the City Bowling League. 

I Many ot the fleet boats are land 

4 1 tcked pending completion of a new 

< ement ramp to move the croft into 

^< nd out of the water. The project Li 

'i xpected to he finished this week 

tllltr rnulMDla 

Scratdi—Gunner If Fete Allfn Mor- 

•" ~ iBrtty F Bill trance 

JJ. J 3 Cherry II Mutt 

vine, N J Time s 21 2 

Cherry II 2 Betty F 

. Tlnw 11 7 8 

_ Jierry LL 7. Betty F 6 

• 11 5 

t rauboota 

V-1. Hotfoot Joe Stiles Phil 

. 2 Cherry II J cren Tut til 

Me. Philadelphia 4, Mlnlt Man^ 

ulty HJcfcnwi Philadelphia Time 

i in 3, Handicap—1 Crew Cut 2 Mlnlt 

~xn: 3, Cheery til, 4 Hotfoot rime 

SI • 

Points—Crew Ciitj 10 CherrJ II 9 

tOUaif, ft Mlnlt Mqh 3 )' 

..i 

I Counter Tops 

» S/nfc Tops 

» Cocktail Tables 

John E. & Howard 

TROUT,lnc. 

, Call O. C. 1200 

k' t 

w: 

BUICK 

SALES • SERVICE 

GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

GENUINE 

BUICK PARTS 

WHEEL ALldhMENT & 

BALANtblNa. , 

THE MODES'! WAY 

' U. S. TIRES 

Fishing Club Member 

Lands Striped Bass 

The llrst striped bass or the sum 

mcr season for a member of the 

Ocean City Fishing Club was cred 

Ited late )ast week to Robert C. My, 

trs. 

He left the 14th st. pier tempor- 

ally and fished the surf at ISth St., 

there he beached a 10V4 pounder 

ibout 7:45 p. m. The fish wns wit- 

icsscd and weighed in at the pier 

ly Hiram Van Fossen, plemnistor. 

Pier (lishermen of the club also 

reported small catches of kin^flsh, 

weakflsh and a few perch during the 

past week. Among them were n. S. 

Schultz with 4 kings and 2 perch; 

Ed Lafont, 2 kings, 4 perch; Stanley 

Oriowski, Jim Splllan, John Malloy, 

Charles Crima and Bob Whllaker 

one or two caoh, and H. Patterson, 

three kings. 

S. J. kennel Club Gets 

Membership in A.K.C. 

The South Jersey Kennel Club has 

been adopted ns a mcmbci of the 

American Kennel Club, it was report- 

,cd at the monthly meeting of the 

group In Buena, 

Plans are well under way~for the 

contemplated Point Show to be spon 

sored by .the club at Vinelnnd in Oc- 

tober. Club membership Is open to 

all Interested persons. 

THI DIFFERiNCE 

Teacher—Johnny, can you tell 

i 

the class how much difference Ihere 

Is between the words ' notorious 

and "famous'" 

Johnny—OfThand I'd viv just as 

much as there Is betueen the smell 

of lupiberger cheese and that of a 

m 

USED 

Eim 

Uwd Cars 

1953 «-door Srudebilier Land 

Cruliar> f"Hy equipped. 

19S0 Studtbaker Commander 

44oor Sedan, 

n*9 Bulck Convertible 

fully eqolpped- 

lirt^Sfuda'b.ker Champion 

^dodr Sedanf 

WYA.MEN6EL&S0N 

Sf UDEtt'AKIli -S»la'i «Y Strvic* 

112 Central Ave. Ph. 1443 

WOODBINE 

MOTOR SALES 

Is The Place to 

Buy the ALL-NEW 

'55 DE SOTO and 

PLYMOUTH 

4 ton D»n't Need A Trade 

#No FUrd Den-n r.jjni-nt 

# »»1. 36 Mailhs—Bank BMCi 

GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

Many with No Down Payment 

MOtOR SALES and SAVE I 

DeSoto-PfyrnOurh p«al«r 

100 .WASHINGTON AVE. 

T ' 

3 

. AUTWl 

No maHeV what yw>r prtUfiftitt or requirement* may be, 

. * • , w»' dan supply thorn. 

Full St&K Comy,oV.y Rates 

pWMrh SftJcft tSimhy Rates 

, Deviating; /Vftâf C^lpany Rates 

(Non-AsstsMble) 

rt -» (Minst md Strvlce. 

OmfirtraMnt vnderwrltlna requirement!, your 

witling - yew don't have to. 

t'tot,01*^ywr lea] bujc end 

iJChattin 

RODUCiR" 

•mmummm 

85 Boys Start 

Baseball Loop 

Howoll Invites More 

Aged 8 to 15 Years 

With approximately 85 cngcr ball 

plo>ers on hand, practice began. >es- 

terdav morning at the Oth si and 

Bay av flcld for the summer base- 

ball teams composed of boys in the 

8 15 year age group 

Instruction in the fundamentals of 

hitting. Holding, and catching will 

continue this week along with a scr 

ies of practice games each morning 

Actual league plav Ls scheduled to 

begin next Monday 

Sponsor**! |by , E Kobay 

hi Cape Mas J Williams, LSI! liar 

bor, Libio Oct in Citv 

INDEPENDENT 

ROOFING CO., INC. 

ROOFING — SIDING — SHEET METAL 

AL GARDINER 

206 Sixth Street — Phone Ocean City 0163 

If No Answer, Call O, C. 3251-W 

Frati Eillmalai Furnlihtd ~- F.H.A. Financing Arrangtd 

— ROOFING — 

SHEET METAL WORK — GUTTERS - SPOUTING 

FORCED WARM AIR HEATING 

4 GAS and ARC WELDING • 

H. Graig 

9th St. & Haven Avo. 

Phone 0916 

ROOFING — SIDING 

JOHNS-MANVfLL-t ASSESTOi 

PERMANENT AWNINGS 

£NAMetstO'ALUMINUM SIDING^ 

ptAStit tfLEWALLS INSUL 

ALUMINUM SIDING^ AQtfrTf0N& 

tfLE.WALLS — INSULATED CEILINGS 

ASPHALT or RUBBER TILE FLOORS 

A. C C®K$tRUGTfO»sf m 

501 NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BLDO. 

PHONE 1471 — RieHA*»'FAj|rf 

Helene Hawn is 

Maltman's Bride 

Pretty Wedding in 

BaptisY tiVuVct. 

SOMEIIS POINT—A lovely Jaw 

wedding took ptoce June 11, In thi 

Fust fiaplist Church here, when Mts! 

Ilclene Hawn, daughter of Mr an 

Mii Frank Andrew Hawn, 19 Dels 

waie av, was married to Wesle: 

Wightman Mailman Jr, Wilmington, 

Del The Rev Aiden Kaiiell, pastor, 

officuted 

Miss Elaine Hawn, sLsler of the 

bride, was the moid of honor, and 

bridesmaids were the Musts Drue 

Mailman, slstci of the bridegroom, 

and Chariot te Mangano. Margate 

Howard Elder was the best man and 

Robert Morris ind Roval Lynch, all 

of Wilmington, were m>her* 

The bride wore |a full length 

gown of white organdy with a 

chapel train The trimming -was of 

seed ipearls »nd rhlnestones. Her 

fingertip veil draped from a 

matching Itlara land she carried a 

bouquet 'of white rosebuds. 

The bride's altcntlanti 1 gowns were 

shied alike in oigandy with the 

maid of honor -wearing fight bki| 

arttitioHi ana white roses and the 

)i idesmnidi wearing dark blue and 

anjinK light blue carnations 

Following the ceremony a recep- 

tion iwas (held at Mac's iRestaurant 

after which Ithe couple left tfor a 

honeymoon in the Poconos. They 

will make ithelr jhome In Edgemoor 

BflL. , 

Tne brlfle was gi.iduated from 

Ocean City JD«h School in 1951 and 

attended Goldy Reacom College in 

Wilmington, Del Prior to her mar- 

lage ihe w^s emploved at the 

3oard»alk National Bank in Atlantic 

Mr Maltninn attended the Acad- 

mv of 1-ine Aits and is employed 

ith the Iienj.iniin F Sliaw Co in 

Wilmington, Del 

laiilfled Adi Bring Quick Results 

SIGN 

PAINTING 

• Window end Truck Lettering 

A 

JtyLPH VEJIDI 

Ph. 3>20 733 Moors Ave. 

D6PENDABL6 SERVICE 

PAPERHANQING 

PAINTING 

Exterior arirf fiiterior 

E. T> Aufcmns 

334 Central Av., Ph. 1507-J 

MAtKAIN 

FOR 

MAÔN WOR'K 

JliQ Cenlrir AveV #hons 21*2 

Dudley L. Phillips, Sr. 

PAPERHANGING 

VV«1lpiper For Site 

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PAINTER 

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Catholic Affair 

Luncheon-Party Set 

at Bait* on July 27 

SOMERS POIN'T— Mrs^ John Koch 

presided at the June meeting of the 

Hosarj-^ltaV Society of St Joseph's 

R, C. cHurcH, Thiiralay cvenUig in 

the Church Hajl. Plans were dis 

cussed for the annual summer lunch- 

eon-card parly to be held July 27, at 

Bala Inn. 

The pastor, Itev John G Flanagan 

is general chairman of the party, 

with'the officers, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. P. 

Brooke, Ashman, vice president, (and 

Mrs. Anne Sullivan, financial secre- 

tary. General' committee members 

are Mrs. Thomas V, Stafford, Mrs. 

Francis A. Woerner, Mrs., Michael 

Trench; Mrs. R. Itoatih ,Whllc, JWrs. 

Frank Gualliere, Mrs. Daniel Steel- 

man, Mrs. Baymond kGibson, Mrs. Jo- 

seph Gercty Sr., Mrs. Fred Smart- 

ley Jr., Mrs. Bernard tylurphy, Mrs. 

Charles Walto, Mrs. Robert Bordello, 

Mrs. William Nuge'ht. Mrs. Alfred 

Wllkins Jr., Mrs. Mary Gavkill, Mrs. 

Owen J. Bierne, Mrs. Robert Rush. 

Mrs. Joseph Oastaldi, Mrs. Viiicent 

Sannlno, Mrs. John O'Hara, Mrs. J. 

Swank; Mrs. Albert Bcssan, Mrs. 

James Smith, Mrs. Herman Meskers, 

Mrs. F. Fay, Mrs. J. Waters Jr., Mrs. 

G. Foretillu, Miijs, Hv'enc Brown, 

Mrs. Fred HuriHcy, Mrs. Helen Er- 

nest, Mrs. C. Walker, Mrs. E Duffy, 

Mrs. Harry Schmid, Mrs. Joseph Sln- 

non, Mrs. J. Gordon Neelon, Mrs. 

Mllb Stettler, Mrs. VVilllnm Harris, 

Mrs. Wayne Leyrer Jr., Mrs. Conrad 

Schmidt, Mrs. Jac|c Waterman, Mrs. 

Edward Gross, Mrs. John Gaffney, 

Mrs. Armand DcGroff. Mre. Hmry 

Callaghan, Mrs. Frank Carfagno, 

Mrs. Marie DesRosicr, Mrs. Edward 

Getty, Mrs. William Curry, Mrs. W. 

Curran and Mrs. A. W. Sahurn. 

A natural mink stole, which will be 

one of the features of the card par- 

ty, was modelled by some of tin 

members, 

A report was made on the progresi 

of nrtlclcs for Uie fancy work boot! 

where Jiand-made novelties will b 

sold. Mrs. FranlrGualtlere; Mrs^Frei 

Sniartley Jr., Mrs. Raymond Gibson 

and Mrs. Daniel Steeunan will hav 

hargc of this booth. 

Father Flanagan spoke briefly oJ 

he work the women arc doing foi 

Ihc church, and of the church schoi 

which opened Monday. The nex 

meeting will be July 21, 

24 Pupils at Point- 

Given Polio Shots ' 

SOMERS POINT—Dh Paul Camer- 

on arid Dr. James HHchner admin- 

istered Sajk polio, vaccine to ,24 chil- 

dren .whp are pupils, of First and 

Sccd'nd grades', Friday. 

Mrs. Barbara Scibai, Mrs. Viola 

MeKennett, Mrs. Margaret Spacht, 

Mrs. Emma Scoy and Mrs. Kay Bcr- 

ger were on hand to assist with, the 

children. They were appointed by 

Midiuel Colao, chairman of the polio 

foundation drive in Somers Point. 

The •children who were inoculated 

were treated to ice eream by Mayor 

Fred Chapman. 

Miss Thompson 

Wed In Church 

Point 6irl Bride 

of J. W. Knopp 

SOMBllS POLNT—St Joseph's R C 

Church was the bcene of a pretty 

wedding Saturday afternoon when 

Miss Marilyn Ruth Thompson, daugh- 

ter of Mis Marguerite Thompson, 39 

Hlgbcc av, Somers, Point, became 

the bride of Joseph William Knopp, 

son of Mr and Mn Paul V Knopp, 

of Dayton, Ohio The Rev John 

Hanagan ofliciatcd at the double 

ring ceremony 

The bride wore a full length gown 

of white nylon net over bjUn, cluin 

tlllv l,ree bodice, long pointed 

sleeves, and a Peter Pan collar of 

[ace Her vtil was held in place with 

i bandeau of lace, tiunmcd with 

sequins and pcailb Het bridal bou 

qtiel was of white roses, stephanolls 

and baby biealh, with while orchid 

center 

Mrs Lois Fiurentlno. of Ocean 

was of a,uft 

carried a co 

">"«* Her h^ 

deau trimmed 

Atfeu, MI« 

blue net Over 

trlca Shields, 

' a ^ta rt 

City. no 

The altar was 

ed with urns 

oil jnd baby 

David R. Welch' m. i 

Robert Conner, ttb 

Ohmer Swart 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-ttDGER 

w-BUT MOT ME/ 

1AA 60MMA 6 P K 

IT— • 

now oncd wit 

Atlantic Cty AJr 

Kiner H.gh School 

A wedding 

the New Jen 

white wedding 

Htrcamerv 

velopment Council Launches 

,, Jersey Promotion Campaign 

belli 

The couple left % . iM 

in the Pocono Moimf.uTs 

M,rs Knopp wlU ^ 

Hlgbee av um ^ 

the^ will ,e.slde at mX 

av, Dayton, Ohio 

Ordinance tor 

t 

Cleaning of 

Th 

The North WiidwoAj 

Council last ttcek likwitut,, 

dinance reou,,) ownenrf,' 

•"•' to clear lots v,U^ 

Kôut New Jersey Develop 

ilCbuneil yesterday launched j 

pdSP to promote Uie slogan, 

(Sauarc Miles of Opportunity," 

| businesses, organizations and 

lulls 

I L Sinclair, of Haddonfleld, 

_ president, urged • partieipa- 

i this public relations program 

i use of the Southern New 

ri tin all mail matter. 

, emblem features an outline 

r Jersey circled by the words 

_em New Jersey" and the 

i "3,000 sq. miles of opportu- 

contributing members of the Devel- 

opment Council Any husiney, in 

flustry, tlub, organiration or indi 

malMlBl" 1 ' min th ° promollonal 

•i:%en rCMdent of Southein N 

Jenej has a stake in the area," bin- 

clJir saiil, "and everyone benefits by 

Us ordcily growth nnd development 

Its eiery pel-son's job to promote 

Southern New Jeisey" 

Vacation Bible School 

Enrolls 99 Children 

lots 

oflTiclals cite as health or ittZ i £ four different 

The oidlnance jlvfci p ^ —---•- -'- 

Mavor and Council to dttin»bj 

-jncil to detent' 

status of a lacjnt 1st " 

health and safety. 

Electricians 

him. 

TED CLYMER 

— ,R*glslered — 

Eliictrnal Contractor 

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DeFRANCO 

ELEQRICAL SERVICE 

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PAIKTING 

EXTERIOR and INTERIOR 

GUS F. HEIN, JR. 

415 Penn Ave. North Hills, Pa. 

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CLYDE CARSON 

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PAINTING 

ir Frank W. Young 

FHA FINANCINi ARRANGED —;AS LOW 

PAfNTING 

INTERIOR ^k 

Electrician 

jlr said the emblem Is being Ninety-nine children of school age 

available on n cost, no-proflt' weTe enrolled yesterday at the open- 

U i 

letterheads 

the woids, 

graphed in blue 

Blue and white 

with the emblem 

"Grow With Us," 

sticker^ also 

d th 

rcquued to clear them on IU irinB the emblem and the words 

days Fjlluie to comely an. w With Us" which may be at 

in the city clearing uTe Zh ' 

absessmi; the owner wn tti 

of the job ' 

FOR PROMPt, 

COURTEOUS SERVICE 

CALL 1771 

WM. S. 

ANDERSON,Inc 

ELECTRICIANS 

Service and Installation 


We Specialize in Electric Home Heating 

WILLIAM S. ANDERSON JOHN fi. 

H| to envclop'cs, letters, pom 

14 and circulars 

Postage meter plates for use 

i postage meters 

Engravings which msv be< used 

brodiure printed bv the letter 

ft method For offset printing, a 

by proof uf the emblem will he 

turd uilhout charge 

|ider may be obtained tlnough 

Development Council offices, 16 

iral Piei Atbntic Cit\. oi IT i\ 

id st Wondbuiy, at a cost of 

per thousand Engiavings also 

be furnished through the offices 

coil of S-l 

fornintinn nn letterhead costs 

the pDst.lKe nietor pl.iles wtllch 

(urniilicil a^ 4 cost of S10, also 

be obtained through either of 

iodalr enu)hJ',iie(l thai Ihê pio 

% not being confined ,lu, only 

session of the Daily Vacation 

Bible School to be conducted through 

thii week JI the Ocean titv llaptist 

Church. 

The school will be in progress un- 

til Friday. Parents will be invited 

to Lhe closing program at 7:30 Fri- 

day night in the church, when hand- 

work made by the children will be 

displayed and refreshments will be 

SCI \A'(1 

Ihemc ol the school is hailing 

With Christ" and the classes are in 

session from 9:30 to 11:30. 

Minor Fined For 

Entering Tavern 

A 20-ycur-oUI Whitesboro girl was 

fined $20 Saturday for_ entering -a 

Wildwood cafe in violation of an or 

dinance applying to minors. Her es- 

cort jraJ nnud'$50. for crcaling a 

Star* Fnnti 

LET UJ BSTIÂTt ON 

YOU* WORK NOW 

Albert 

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m 

SAMPSON and HAMADA 

328 WEST AVENUE PHON? 1048 

Roofing - Sheet Metal 

Forced Air 

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~ SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

City Sentinel-Ledger 

PublUhed way Thursday at The Sentinel-Ledger Building, * 

' Ith at. and Haven av.. Ocean City, N. J. 

by THE 

OCEAN CITY SENTDNELrLEDGER, Inc. 

pi The Ocean city Sentinel-Ledger — Eat. 1B81 

JOHN T. BTETHERa General Manager 

HAROLD LEE, Editor 

VIMCKNT T. MICHKLlrrTE. Ant. Editor 

ICE; $3.25 per year by mall In Ocean City and vicinity; six 

• v cut of MlBIMlPPl River Ber >ear. S3.73. six month!, 

Elver per year. *4.TB. Price on newi stands, 5 cents 

Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Ocean City, New Jersey. 

Under Act of March 3. 1879. __ 

Resort Visitor Makes Girlhood bream Come 

Trump Finds Career With Ice Follies Show 

league In [the country. 

Cpfigrvstman Hand Wins Another Round 

As the gory pugilist was supposed to have said, "It was 

":a tough fight, Mom, but I won.** That's about the way It 

seemed when word came from Congressman T. Millet Hand 

^ lqte last week that the House Committee on Appropriationi 

has approved funds totaling more than $1,000,000 for South 

" Jersey beach protection work, including $67,000 for Ocean 

City. 

The business of persuading Congressmen that Uncle 

Sam has some financial responsibilities in keeping the sea- 

shore a tit place for millions of bathing vacationists has 

been in progress for at least 15 years, ever since the ocean 

, began making noticeably serious inroads on bathing beaches 

here and in neighboring resorts. 

Action by the House committee is seen here as the 

culmination of a long wait for some federal participation. 

The wheels sometimes grind very slowly down in Wash- 

ington. After what seemed an eternity, the 79th Congress 

conceded that seashore cities were entitled to some federal 

aid, but that was as far as it went. Conceding a point and 

providing money to back it up turned out to be two differ. 

en things. It wasn't until 1954 that the 83rd Congress moved 

ahead to the point where it prescribed the conditions under 

which it would grant such aid. Again, without an appropria- 

tion. 

Now, according to Rep. Hand, the money is definitely 

set up fa ah omrlibus bill covering a myriad of public works 

projects, and it Is believed to have excellent chance of pas- 

sage, at least in the House. Which brings up another ques- 

tion of whether the Senate will concur. 

At any rate, the outlook for genuine federal beach 

erosion assistance is brighter than it ever has been before, 

And Ocean City owes some words of thanks to a diligent 

Congressman Hand, who has been fighting for just such 

recognition for his district a good many years. 

•y KAY BOWIN 

' Dreams of childhood do come true 

for some of us. At least they did for 

Mils Pat Fish, a recent visitor here 

at the SeBVlew Hotel. 

Mill Fish, a resident of Mcdis, Pa., 

spent a lot of her time as a child 

haunting the lee skating rlnki and 

the frozen ponds, dreaming of the 

time she could put on a pair of ice 

skates and glide over the smooth 

surface as the skaters the spent so 

much time witching. She finally got 

her first pair of skates and from 

that time she no longer was just a 

spectator but a participant on the 

Ice, 

As [all children do, Mils 0Nih 

drc*mod.|Her dreatiu featured tit!- 

Mil JIJ a (kater In one of the big 

lit thews, imaybe even the Ice 

Follies. These Idreams continued 

During the simulated bombing raid, bathers ducked 

under the boardwalk, apparently, without wondering wheth- 

er radiation might leak down through the cracks. 

Community Support for Our Schools 

This is a bit repetitious, but it is intended to add our 

, "ditto" to an editorial in Friday's final edition of The Bil- 

lows, Ocean City High School newspaper, in which the edi- 

tors expressed appreciation to various local organizations 

for their((support of the school by contributing,scholarship 

awards'in varying Amounts. 

A glance through last week's Billows at all the awards, 

large and small, made it seem as if few students finished the 

term without attaining some form of recognition for ath- 

letics, scholarship, citizenship, music, home economics or 

other specialty subjects. 

The "honor roll" of contributors of scholarships or 

other prizes is long, including Kiwanis, Rotary, Exchange, 

SoropUmists, Women's Club, Colony Club, Venture Club, 

American Legion, Daughters of American Revolution and 

, the school groups of the Student Council and Honor Society. 

In addition to all these contributions at the end of the 

term,. several pf tne organizations honor school students 

throughout the term. Kiwanis gives an annual dinner for 

the football team Exchange plays dinner host to the bas- 

ketball team, Rotary gives a dinner for the band, and the 

SoropHmists entertain girls of the Leaders' Corps. 

If community encouragement makes a good school 

system, Ocean City certainly has one! 

* « $ 

Every man is born with the faculty of reason and the 

faculty of speech, but why should he be able to speak before 

We has anything to say?—Benjamin Whichcote. 

• . e • o 

The true use of speech is not so much to express our 

wants as to conceal them.—Oliver Goldsmith. 

* * * 

"Nearly every individual can become a relatively weal- 

thy person if he follows one simple rule. That is to spend 

less money each week than he earns. Men like Benjamin 

Franklin, and others on down through the years, have be- 

come well to do by following such a rule."—Enterprise, 

Mebane, N. C. 

WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

Comedienne 

Here's the Aiuwer 

\\4 

3 Incarnation of 

Vishnu 

4 Preposition 

5 Shield 

SlMton 

? Anger* 

8 French article 

OKto 

"Before 

33 Liken 

34 Take into 

custody 

35 Stupor 

35 Memorandum 37 Damper iiuiuuoumcc 

28 "Emerald Iste" 41 Gull-like bird 52 Babylonian 

37 Handle 42 Prayer ending deity 

38 Erect 43 Cam as shelter 54 Sue of shot 

41 Transpose 

(ab.) 

45 Era 

46 City in Nevada 

47 Dismounted 

34So$rdi*k 

•38 In I 

MB«ffiroH(ab,} 

S» Pronoun 

40 Rodent 

ttPcrtom* 

47 Qualified 

County Costs 

Mainly Social 

Jersey Experience 

Cited at Conclave 

More than half the total cost of 

county government In Now Jqrsey 

stems directly from social problems, 

such as diicaic, old age, poverty, 

and'crimo, Mercer County Freehold, 

cr Joseph S. Holland said Friday 

morning In a panel dlicussion on 

county revenuo needj, heltl at Hotel 

President, Atlantis City, during the 

fourth annual convention of the As. 

soclatlon of Chosen Freeholders of 

New Jeriey, 

Holland, who was moderator of 

the panel, pointed out that in 1SB3, 

the latest year for which complete 

compilation! are available, the 1 

counties of New Jersey spent a total 

of $102,000,000 for operating costs, 

"Forfy-nlnt per sent el the teta 

li far the charitable, corrections 

'and penal functions alone," Hol- 

land said, "Another tight par cent 

Is for eourf cMft( mush of whieh 

arises from prosecution and trla 

«f criminal cases." 

Members of the panel in addltlor 

to Hilland were RUSSBII T. Wilson 

of EngleWood, president of the Nc 

Jorsey Association of Municipal A 

sossors; Mrs, J, Ward Ryan, of Had 

donflold, of the New Jersey League 

of Wonieii Voters; and Dr. William 

Miller, of Princeton, research direc. 

tor of Princeton Surveys, 

Costs for care of the mentally i 

jre the greatest single Item in coun 

ty budgets throughout the state. Hoi 

land continued, "In fact the $13,- 

000,000 spent for the mentally ill is 

jnore than the total spent for gen. 

era! government for the 21 counties 

J! is nearly as much as the entire 

amount spant for county roads an 

,Midges," 

Holland added: "If we believe 

that even under the most cautlout 

expenditure program the Board 

Of Chesm Freeholder! can appre- 

ciably reduce such large spending 

Hems 11 Incurred far the tubercu- 

lar, mentally III, feebleminded, 

(rippled children, and assistance 

to fhe aged—we would be deluding 

ourselves. These casts have been 

Increasing, and In all probability 

they will continue to Increase aver 

the foreseeable future, 

"Possibly the only way those ex- 

penditures can be controlled would 

,b( through a long range approach 

which would correct some of th 

basie causes—through health pro. 

grams, higher ineomo for the under, 

privileged and crime prevention. The 

United States has made outstanding 

jains In those fields in reeent years, 

jt 1s through contlnuod and intensive 

/effort in these tune areas that our 

hope for the future lies, 

"Approximately three fourths of 

the costs of county government 

fur programs which relate to pep 

pie. The remainder li divided almost 

equally for roads and brjdges and 

lor property," 

Although the counties receive 

funds from several sources, the prop 

erty tax is the major revenue pro- 

ducer, Holland explained, accounting 

for 72 per cent of all county funds, 

Avaion Election 

Suit Postponed 

Not to be Tried 

Until Sept. 12 

The suit contesting the election of 

Mayor Edith qreenaii and Borough 

Commissioner John V, Meancy In tne 

Avaion election May 10 has been 

postponed until Septombcr 12. 

The ease was to have been started 

yesterdiiy in Superior Court, 

The suit to set aside the election 

was filed last month by James 

O'neill, attorney with Harold E. 

Winder Jr., chairman of the Avaion 

Committee of SO, and • Waiter M, 

Law as the plalntUTs, 

They charfled that approximately 

30 persons who cast ballots In the 

borough coinmlsiion election were 

not legal residents of Avaion. 

Tito suit seeks to set aside the 

election of Mayor. Orbenan and Com- 

m'lasloncr Mcuncy, and declare as 

legally elected the losing candidates, 

Donald Evcringham tad Gusttv Ta- 

fei Jr., members of the Committee 

of BO slate. 

Water Works Chief 

Retires at Wild wood 

Howard 0, Banks, who for the past 

S7 years was superintendent of the 

Wild-wood city water wofks, retired 

fijbmv.thal; pqslUpniliiit-iwatlt. 1 slan? 

liy, Casper was luuttcil acting 1 super. 

Jhtendeni ' 

Mr. »nki was nrosident uf ihy 

Soutli Jersey Water Association and 

In. 1050 was named a member of 

the State Water Licensing Board. 

A dollar wonlt do as much as it 

used to—but no one else does either. 

all Miraugh Iher school yean end 

Into her eellege life at Welt (Chef* 

tor State TtMhiri College, where 

the ma|or«d In physical education, 

WflUi there ihe joined the Inter 

Figure Skating Club and was a mem 

her of the Arena Carnival lee Show 

given at th« Philadelphia Arena 

The dream got o bo too mush far 

hor so the finally took the "bull b> 

the horns" and tried to get a jol 

skating at the Ben Franklin Hotel. 

As loon as they saw her she was 

hired, so she said good bye to col- 

eie and strsted her career. 

While appearing at the Ben 

Franklin the roomed (with ji girl 

who Wat rU. 

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SUMMER SESSION 

June 27—August 5 

HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS 

ELEMENTARY 

Remedial Reading Specialist 

The only State-Approved Summer Session in this a: 

KATHRYN R. MORGAN, Principal 

1216 Pacific Avenue Telephone 

ATLANTIC CITY 

One look tells everyone 

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low-price 

Yet you can own a big super-powered Mercury for 

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Phono 3131 OI S! 

11 flilsi-s 

AVB, "' 

BUEMES, Bur- 

, Poot Hw, 

ISO, 201 Welt 

AH, MUSICAli INBTRUMENTi — 20 

id 40% OS, Finance 20 months, 

n nays und ovoningi, FIBWHIB'I 

He .Stan. _M4 Monjroit St., Vine; 

T , Phor 

lund, N. J. lione 

SEE NYMAN 1TOR GLAM. Auto glaM 

•nsiaiitd Bluu MUe iind ante taps, 

i. Bout glass, window fsiui ra- 

ond glBud. 840 Asbury Ave, 

USBD TV SETS In good condition. 

Antennas 'ftfld towers installed iind 

renulretl (Xean city IltirtlwarL 1 Co 

TM A-buiy Aê Phone 2158 

L/VN1S—/ininas marluoltts petunltii., 

KnupduiLiins, b^nt nlysstim ut,i.ia- 

iim .mtin sunlLl £UL,I iiiinflowfis 

iiltntUili i,.illluiillii paislt^ *H)c tlo/ 

n ulso &trti\\l>ti^ tevei-bt iilng) 

in Minthi mums Lti inlums shrul» 

'hone 27J-1-1 u-Jl 

WISTltRAKT WOODEN FCNCLS 

rcil wood ljasket wt.avo. Kni^Ltsh 

hurrtk 1 fences, post and lull, red Woutl 

lumrd. Fire esllmiitt^. F.H.A. termij 

Bert's Patio shop 201 West Ave Phone 

1121 op 3122 ' ' It 


Grandt - Spinets • Upright! 

Tuning • Repairing 


(On Hie Cirrlr, Somprs l-olnt) 

1-1IONK SIM 

i'iis cols ami furniture It. {' Roll 

ins. 611 Asbury Avc. C-21 

H24-61H'iT' ViilAd (Iran *I\ roimii 

rurnlshetl. uni' : bltK. T li trom bosii'dwatk 

Ulllltlis Inclodtd "spii-lil rili for 

OUIIL .mil SoiH. Also ".nullei oliait 

•lit nvnlliililc lor June anil Sept. "-it 

17?2 t l-MRAl. A\L Hist untl seLOnd 

floou ! bidiovini IHlUi, loom illn- 

nil, imini kitchen luth IIIHLII HIHIL,? 

s-Hiin Phone UAIMK 2 rill Phllti 

(I uiitiil A\c «Lik tiiitu l»4!3 

Hk.MDSOMK HIIVIT ciitftc anil lea 

t Lovi'ly Hilts for tfradiiiili'is 

OIK Uilnl off |)in-i 1 

IveiMlni, 

10SI (iENI'.HAI. KI.KCTKK; rrlrlgn 

Hur, it liulli ILIIUIIII pilcil \o •. 

PUnnblni; and Ik'Jillnu Glh ^l.. ami 

Asliury Ave. I'hiiiw 0113. l r 

BIIDKKI-I I'IM. 

IIUL tip ulon>> 

2fCl ^^ i> to 7 p 

hli n 11,1 iph> 

rimiL Oteiil in ilil 

Lllv 

WANTED — An opportunity to gl« 

vou an cstlmalu on your next col- 

11-lon You will like our body anil 

fuuli-r vioik. Ocem Cltj Mnlois, Ir-c 

]4 AUuntlc Ave. Pnone 0600. tl 


Yale Keys 25c Each 

2 for 45c 

Quick SmlK UaUs Hardcore Co 

ck j 

Asbuiy Ave 

BY SITTER—Exlierlcntcd. 50e »n 

taiir ulttr mldnlKlit, VSe on hour 

• Tbther Mldlucclo, W» Simp on 

Phone mm. 

il 

ITJATIONS School leather (kMre, 

Mysltlliv il i\ in inning Apt i 

ireku A|iartmLnli, 401 Allantlt- A\i 

0-21 

^__ | 

IB1 SITrm hlch siliool attnlent I 

'KKrleuiLd fl i> oi t\cnhi r "V* *' n 

w until midnlkhl Phom lii-w 'i J 

Mn, IntelllKenl, white liny ilesln 

mnier outdoor : Job lirefeiiihly o" 

"1 m landii. iplnc rtiniu ^'13 c;!1 

S WORK dcilied b> vilillc wnni 

'Iteforcncca. Phone JKiS-H. "-1 

tjL vludcnl Uf.lii-s pcslllon as 

tiptaln L\pei kneed L.\ul!enl 

X'hqiii. 27J3 6-21 

*0 OIIUA to tlo Liioklnt, mil li il;> 

ilUng will lliL in 1'lioiu J11^« 

WD denhLS cliuniLiu»iMk In hnlil oi 

""" llini tiiiusi- woik minnliiL^ Also 

islrt^ nmk by A is 610 sliniivin 

t>-21 

AN «anls~ikimlnt uoik In" 

« ii wci.k. .Phono 3112-W. C^l 

middle" ,ir;cd cMierliin-id 

illeis defies lunch oi illnncr 

nick ondi iluilny aumnici It 

ffi** Mli Oihwd '- unc Bick ln(l 

Vanklrk St , l'lilln - J1 

* eollect graduate Jl mints po- 

l n as salesman In ri ull rlollilnE 

lr* Iêiiendaljle ond icHponsible 

j John Eniattu 7M AsbuiJ AM. 

1 floni 6-J1 

I Sk, LE AGr ' D i-ADY holier .mil ri 

|W>le dfslrcii n pnil llnu yoblllun 

IWlumraei rhone 1453 J 6-/1 

Refrigeration 

Commercial - Domestic 

Carrier 

AIR CONDITIONERS 

W. GEORGE REILLY 

Authorized Dealer 

«« ASBURY AVENUE 

Phone 2204 tf 

Ocean City Dry Cleaners 

(New Owner - AUBREY REED) 

PRESSING 

DYEING — ALTERATIONS 

LAUNDERING 

RUG CLEANING 

All Work 100% Guaranteed 

Hlflh Quality, Courteous, 

Dopendoble Service. 

FREE 

Moth Proofing All Clothinfl 

FOR PROMPT PICKUP 

end DELIVERY 

PHONE 


TOOLS 

FOR 

RENT 




• Power Mowers 

• Power Saws 

• Fertilizer Spreaders 

• Floor Sanders and 

Polishers 

• Ladders • Ladder Jacks 

• Carpenter's Hand Tools 

• Plumbing Tools 


HOME BUILDERS 

SUPPLIES 



« iirairn UVSIIIK (ion IUI.S 

UIKJIII n u mliolH du-îi Plume 

l'7jt> Hit di.iiii.l'in 11 JI1 I enli il An 

t21 

1 III I'M li jiijilniiiu 1 t ^.i i i 

nven i-ijiuiol. timer. Ins limn 

\i n nhl 5>II(XI M ikr ' Ki t mi 

hS2 Kliilh Si. 

years iiltl u 

Bnvvlew Plate. 

il Hi" Hi in It J 1 

ml eonillllcin. $11111.011. 1 

Pliiini- 1127, IJ-21 

U ,\I M I il i. Ink nbl* lnt,L tullli 

sultilili foi illnlni! ilium ilccliu 

luilii inilil littlsti ul no iinlni, or 

matlu s Idlmlld 710 MODIIVn In 

lru( 

c21 

TWO I.IPIS 

I'lioni. 1 r.)l^- 

BIM S 

iir l 

H\10: I 

nch 

L ,,, Inn nti 

LIOMII caliluit Tin 

tili 

lIOUSK-TllAhfcBH.—1 

ini tin ti •• In ilt'' 

celk'iil ciinillllon. i-lee 

lic;iter 5'.v.)rj.W> 1'linne 

m \ n Ii Kt r ilcsK 

stn\e on uhlti 

Ob.l G-l 

7 foi \.n tllon 

until Hi LI t\ 

WANTED TO BUY 

\\ tt L DU\ MODI fiV jnil old furnl 

lure Ijcilillni, kittlun u ITL jnil nil 

kinds of iilil (.IIS.UJU ihlna nnd mi 

llqtieb Lull Uilglil Siimtia Point 391/1 

|_1-\TR\I1\ lot iled mond limn 

Hilfiht tliiciful ilnus sl\ suit iblt 

tin ûiup of \\ lltussts or uoiklnj, 

LIIK vmi m be iinn Unities Ini lulled 

\ppl\ ]C60 Asbuiv Aie Phnnc lTTO-W &il 

Hl/Abllll Mil L 111)17 (iiilul 

AM HIV limn four moms und 

huh 1 jrl Ini' ije ihtui h ilf Mason oi 

... .1 mil -Miccl.il rill's Juin anil 

•itliUmlili Phoni 17G1K u-21 

ROOMS FOR RENT 

mom AND APA 

week. leaaon, 

lin. The Northwe 

PilBne 1413. 

Chl 

COLONIAL HOTBlj-i31, Atluitle Ay.i 

Boonu with or wtthout prlVBtt beuii. 

Small efficiency ODartintnii, Florida 

ll M U u New BuUdlnf, Ph 

S y 

ilyle. iMrUinu. 

MILLIARD MANOR MOTEL—40 ncra 

on the Bay qveriooKIng Ocean City. 

Pins Bineled roonu with prlvMe 

baihi. M.0B per couple. »3n.gB weekly, 

Crois u'MtH St. turn rliht one_ mlli 

Shf Bd (Rte 0) Phjie 

Crois uMtH St. turn rli 

on Shorf Bond (Route 

Ocean Clly iMi-J.3, 

t o 

0), Phojie 

9-9 

SPACIOUS MpDERN I«OM», Pri- 

vate tile bath, D«y, week or.lea. 

iorr K, C, Ainoi, 417 34 

4th st. Phone 

ROOMB with running walelf, by day, 

weeif, season, Aj§o'rooms [or worK- 

Ing glrii and boys. Ocean Call Hotel, 

14B Centfill Ave, f " 

ROOM for live worltlnB girls, wjlh 

baUi, ItaMonaUle role. Jhe 

•"• Central Ave, 

no 

Cynthia "Arms, 14M 

t-none 3111, 

WORKING Klris nnd boys, comfoiioble 

uecontmotlotlons iwtt In room, 51 w 

en.h dnllv Al«o olhir Rural roonu 

51 (Hi ilallv during June $2 00 ilally 

duilni; Joly nnd August 30t Cenlial 

Ave. • 6^3 

COMFORTABLVi rooms open to sun 

devk, double or twin ucda. W0.00 and 

$.15.00 weekly, two In room. Two 

squares lo beach. Parkins. Tint IIolx 

baur 712 Oceon Ave. 6-2? 

ROOMS FOR RKNT—Aot-iimmodnlluns 

tot- emj>loyci) sludentu In heart of 

town Home atmosphere. Every eon- 

\inltni-L Low. î.o£on mil Prlvote 

sundeck on premises Dlirolhy - E. COB 

Atlantic Ave. l*-24 

ROOMS FOR RENT—800 Tenlial Ave 

NIL Llbeiou ilnglf "I doulili $2 00 

dills pei iitrson meklv S12 0" up 

Season $15t>.00 and up. Phonr 2487. 

ROOMS I-OK HtNl—Rnom^ In hunt 

of town Pikule ûnileLk on piem- 

sra One blotk In beaih bonidwulk 

tennis iind shufnehnatd lîw June 

nte< Doiotln E 60S Atlantic A\c 

1ML QU1I I.—uuillahli non iJnKlL oi 

double room, beautifully furnished 

plius ml suuounilliii,i, ctntrnl lot itlon 

Lin aCLOinmndute sK hoiking tKni 

Hi iLsiinuble Wt t enlnil Aie Phoni 

- 0-24 

t (iMrOM AELP loom mnnliit, wntu 

simlpiivite lutli foi Unee winking 

bojs iiiur boardwiilk RtiiionDble Mte 

Ihe Eblilt H2O bth St Phoni i0S-\1 

0-21 

ROOMS for working boys 57.00 wi-ek- 

ly each; rinnns with houBi-keepInK 

fvlli-HM for small lumlly. *35.I)O and 

\mkl> 1026 ^sUmj A\c riinne 

0 4 

ROOMS (oi uoiklnj: bo>!» LMitially 

locauil Phone I55K 'i-24 

DORMITORY fin lOHIH, mul Hot 

rhonnn Ueaih lilock RoO \n-ekli 

inih Heniy Aparlmi-nls .IILP» fimi ullitr thiee lillMilit fur 

nUlml Eleclili icfilteialoi Month nr 

sLiLôn olwi UIL1LI> iintab Uaninis- 

tun nl, ttntral Avi PhonL 233 ( >-\\ 

D>S1R\UIL iipiitmcnt" ni. u lit nil 

mmmmoduli fom »'H1O Hiikl* 6 

1 s in.nuns V>00 Micklv f ice paik 

Int t>l Aibuu Aie Phimi l(wl J 

I-RL1 /LR u|nll.lil » 'nlnl 

oi nioiL lUicnt nloilel 

5^00 I hone OLL in (_lu A! It. 

I'AflK VII tt—jth St and Asburv Ale 

Inn room upiilmenu 560tm nnd 

WJ 00 ucek^ Ont IOOIII iin&itnienl'r 

•H'illO wtckh All »lth iiiliatc ball; 

klkhi nelli. IICLIIIL icfilaeialra tonl 

ilie^rful loniiis [mm $^T OO nLoklj 

double housi keeping enmenii nics 

rentr,il lotutlun Hee pnklnK Phone 

lJ'll 

G 21 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

Viiiuum Cklincr mliana — All Miikcs 

HtlbVI It SALI.S AM) Sf KVILI. 

ROliLIU L HOI I-MANN 

2 E nilniot An , Somirs Point 

Ph J110 rite Pick Up und Dellieo 

Plegse ... Cash in Advance 

no ClaÛiod Ad «dl be PUblL.hed untd p.id ôr . 

To iniuro your «hLii J5 00 Phone Sornu". 

Point SOU WHe> 1 ailmon, Llnnooil 

N J " 

AUTQMOBILRS FOR SALE 

OK D bSI D CARS Ml) 1 RUtlvt.— 

All mukcb and modi Is wllh a will 

I,, Eunr into- tliHl rnunls PolnlLr 

Chcuoici and OldbinobllL Usul On 

Lot. Sth nnd fclmpson Ai.e. Fhune 023. 

en evcnlnKS. 

XL 

D-rlllsr Ihitc iijiitniinlb fui- 

nltln.il spulom linrclitb I-VLCIIUII 

Imatlon fXtan ULW l-ilitd for sep 

linibLi bLlllcmcnt. *17'JOI1 \Ii|il> IfM 

Central Ave. •>••«'> 


I1M, I.OAI ill!) to. itnl In IIIL sut 

csl Lmoon in tasL ol a vtoni n 

Oinn Clll 5123 00 ttie,on HIOIII 

ml i I t^-23 

lft^-liUlET EViNBtDE —'Salds aiul 

BL.K.LL ' D i l l 

1 Hoiniwn mid 

Tolnt, 2nd und 

tDE Salds aiu 

UCkh hnidwnio 

11OAI &L1PS (in lint HILommodiite 

boils up I" !5 ft "-n'e oiithoiase 

11(1000 for sejMin 117 Bo>ihorc Pi 

phone 1'J12 M . '•• 

PRIVATE hoat slip rm II nl In •.hell 

ciwl Inioon Niw 28 i.lei wllh fi«h 

ttjlu S17300 M-uson Apply SUluffii 

t Avi. O-l± 

J. A. BROWN 

REALTOR 

Sales — Rentals 

Cortier 

27th & ASBURY AVE. 

Phons 1637 

PUITMLNT nl. e pilinu fhil flooi 

It) nilnutti* Iiom OLean City beach 

(.iLonahli b\ wi-ek oi se ison Phiini 

Sumers Point'2756. 6-W 

B"\Y BRH-7E J15 Biv A\L hi lull 

fui two room toriiLi niiiilnnnt fat 

In^ bi% $37 00 ttecklj ilso pLnthnuiL 

ipirlmcnl slreiis foul Wlun. weikh 

inul thicL iK'tliooiii apartments neai 

uccaii. Phone 3281-J- i" 1 

117 TINNAUE III)—Guillens V 

pietli 

Iinn.h 

lutlful MiLst bt sien in I" ap 

itii'l l J aill\ fuinUlittl Three 

und K«iat,i l.ii heat fseor 

Iinn.hu .md K«iatL t.ii heat fseor 

beach Lot 150 PhonL 0-111H tt 

L.\KCiV ipjrimtnl icatril IOLIIIIIII 

cm mil looms fuinlshLd wliuir mu 

suniuli i oi \LUI .irotind ileclilL kll 

chin litul furnished reason ilik rTOl 

ilO Lential A\e ' ] 

AV \I1 \QLP b\. inonlh lull .mil stii 

limliti thue moms bith siritntt 

lonh AppiJ evening" " r " lllt C1 "i s , 

1U4 Bin A\e Phone 1263-W i 1 

BT-i Di 1 /\NCh S PLAt L llm i 1» il 

iniiim eli^Llilc iifilKeruliii nmlithlj. 

i stimuli Appl> lit 82" VU mouth 

419 OCEAN AVE. Incoini- properly. 

Sll.OOU /»nnl for KULSI house oi 

iltuile.v apartment L-OIIVTIISIOII. Seven 

liLdroom thrte poiihes luo living 

moms (.IIate lot 'IOVIJO Own d.ill> 

( luik 1532 So lioilt St Fnlllu If 

BI.AliTltllL torllll lnupt.ll 1 ' 1U - 

nimtments lufce IIILIUM nlndonb 

ULlng panoi inlli lu> pi Itt 511 500 

LIIILC ulitulmcnts Him bedrooms (lc 

• •' Liisunalilc. S16 500 

5 Bin AU 1'litinc 

thit-e olioilmcnt 

 

1 IliAS ur L.I1 Is dlsi lioublL looms 

•hone '(vl l M L, 17 

.(it)Ms foi Murl Int, b )\ c 

unmi r CII si 1(116 WLbli % 

:itlil K 

to be 

Ave. 

lOOMS for working peupli 1 . 

ibli (Lilarilitt CO4 UL.I 

IIL WINDSOR B.TJ DllKliInn PI ILL 

plcj:,MIL homellkt looms nun bcutli 

id lesliurjnts ilso .nollabli- foui 

ooms \ilth lunnlnt, n uci fui st i on 

il uorkti" Phone 1211-7 _J_J 

57 00 nLtk 

storv 

of I'addL I liJ\i'fbkl st.tl t I rncst 

Jlor^nmt and HHs\ Bl in 

II is the loiiLhinj' slm% of 3 tlur 

IMSII bultliL-i In Ntw \oiks trim 

Ilioniv Mi is utilotcd unliiiiid 

soiiiL 1 .md lone-It—until lie meet a 

1 who Is is plain .ind as loneh 

as lit- i Lull uniils fiom thi. le 

'itioit tint Uin h-m; .it last 

riiuntl ,i m.ilt- onK because they 

fail to iculi7e it 

Onglnally pieicntid uli tclcuslon, 

' VInity" won both tilt' cniotcd Don 

aldsun jwuid and tilt S\hJnia 

amid a-, llu iiLsl drama un IV 

1,1st >CO1 

II'HIIOH. ol 

of 

In 

ceililn rltiBFi-! idles anil p.jsllloiu 

iniplownml mill flvlnL. HIL Siil irk' 

mliiln oitiLi nmiili Ipi'l imiilo\ii^ 

Hit Ul> ol On in tR\ Jsm JirsL 

An pf.Jln..fjLi irtllllcil us JtMiU ijii- 

duU iiiisiid in the Biflifd of I ulrfmls 

sloneiî nf the f lu of On in ( llv M 

Jtisn on fl".l it nil nt it ' men Inn 

ul bald Pouiil lii-lil in llu lid ilnl ut 

June. liijS .'ml nas t.ikcn UP foi sei 

olid nailing fln.il paswu,e and iidni.le 

lit u inert Ine ol i Id Buuul hi 111 on HIL 

J7lh doy of June 1'I55 In the Comnilir- 

iioiii.1.- rhiiiiibci, my Hun Oecor 

Clll Ntw Jnin nt 11 0(1 A M 

RI^,INA I 

V lli Clwk, 

at*) 

Library Newi 

Resolution Fixes 

Auditor Duties 

Defines Work to b*t' 

Done by Stone. 1 ; >.' 

The eilv commlSilonei's Friday I _ 

proved n resolution consigning to '" 

he tity auditor, Richard Stone, wid- ;. -| 

•r latitude in ossteUng (he tity' 

treasurer and providing $100 ,«- 

month (.ompcniaUon for Us extra 

dutle-i ' ^ 

According to the resolution, Mr. 

,tone will perform, in oddttloit ti 

his nudiilng duty, work in connec- 

tion with the maintenance of the 

city's general ledger aticouiifs. 

Mr. Stone, hswtvtr, Jill not be 

.allowed *o do any iwork r*l»tlng to 

tht boOki of nrlBlntl entry. Thew 

book! are ts continue under the 

cuitody land control of City Treat- 

urer Richard Mayer. 

Mr Stone's compensation from the 

city foi his additional duties will < 

begin July 1, the same tune that the 

salar* of Mr Mayoi will be reduced 

fiom $4 200 to $3,100 a year. 

Pi loi to the Introduction of thtJ 

lesolution Mr Mayer was permitted 

tn a previous resolution to employ 

the set vices of a registered muni- 

cipal accountant to assist In the 

maintenance The clly treasurer, un- 

der that arrangement, paid the extra 

accounting fees TO 

Rnlhiml A Shurji and Frances T. 

li II [i 

Vim and each of you are hereby sum- 

inni'il jinil leiiulrcil. to serve upon 

illiiim Cli.'irltnn iilalnllff's attorney 

h.j-.L uililiesi. Is \u K6 (..uarunlit 

IILLL Ikiltiluir. AlLinlli Cll\ Ntu Jei- 

3LV tin iinswei in MIL imitpl ilnl IULII 

In ilil- i.iusi Mllhln lhlil>-fl\e du>£ a[- 

L'I- July 12 i;Ki5 If you full so to d» 

luilkininl li> dLf.mll nun be iLiidertd 

I, iinsl jou fi l ll l d d I 

Hie Liunplulnl tin uLtlon Is In te 

Superior rouit of Nrw Jersey, Chany 

ctn Dlil-lon Hoil.it No KVJG2 34 at 

tht- suit of Hobisrl Handy. Jr. plaintiff 

Holland A blimp tt aii defendants 

This action has been in&Ululcd foi 

Hit! IJUI t>ose nf foittlnsl tl 

d h flll 

f.mll nun be iLiidertd 

tlie rLllel ilLinandid In 

tin uLtlon Is In the 

f N J Cha 

o 

ose foittlnc tertnln 

IIILIJII,II^L m.idt hy flollind A. bhaip. 

cl us. to Boardwalk Nidlonal Bank ojl 

l-'ebryary 29 1(>1R and subsequently as- 

l I b t I l l S h Is 

foittlnslnc a ter 

hy flollind A. bh 

k Nl k 

1(1R and s s q y 

ilLiietl lo Itobert Iluntly. Sr,,vvho Is 

ojalntlff * aiiLLgtor Ami ion Holland 

V Murli me r?mtie defchd.int because 

\1IIL. ou 

" ^hi( ai e made dcfenflanl 

phu spend summers at their tiomn 

here m Merion Park 

Mi and Mrs Thomas Hobbtns of 

Philadelphia will occupy their home 

on Bay av for the summer 

• * * 

Mr and Mrs Frank Condon Jr., 

of Dclray Beach, Fla, and Seaside 

Heights, N J ha>c been visiting 

the Dajs on Pembroke Lone. Mrs. 

Condon u, Mrs Day's sister Both 

families lived in Glcnsidc, Pa. 

• * * 

Mr and Mrs Harry Hetzcl and 

family, who have been visitors In 

iccan City for the lost 30 years,' 

have now become permanent resi- 

dents They Ilvo at their new home, , 

27 Argytc pi, Merion Park, when 

hey enjoy working In the garden. 

• * • 

Tlie Sprina activity goes on, with 

the VlllotLs getting their home on 

Pembroke Land ready for occupancy, 

the Ljons family moving into Utah* /, 

home on Somerset Lane as perma< '-' 

ncnt residents, and the Wests occu- 

pying their hurhe on the same street 

tor the summer ,, 

The Golls will be new rcsidjcnll I 

nartram Lane, and the Irwins,* ' 

Lmdcnwold, N J, will move ln_. 

their lovely split-level home on PeHu>.,-a 

broke Lane Just os soon as the dhll-'S 

i»u hiive.iin esllilt.' nf dower In 

I 

Ill'L.UI', - ---- ... 

the morlt;;if;L-d prrtnlses. which are Blt- 

uati' in I lie Township of Upper, County 

of Cape May and aro located tn and 

neu I uikaliiH Ntiv Jimiy and along 

the Turk Unit fU>

• • * * • 

AW TON SHOES 

i n . , v / !• i n . . O r • ci 'i L i t / 

nmnr Piny Shoes —Smidals 

Arch Snecx 5 jg9 ••" ll g 

kid the hit 

of Snwt 

Sports War 

TALKING SHORTS 

, 3.95 up 

LENGTH SOCKS 

WtlkMf ahMH. 

SETS 

. SHIRTS 

TRUNKS 

pr. 1.50 

9.95 to 1«.5O 

2.95 up 

2.95 to 7.95 

—DIXQN'S IS_ 

AIR CONDITIONED 

for Shopping Comfort 

IOYIT WMB 

am*r»otatm 

Of EN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 

SPECIAL! 

THIS WEEKEND ONLY 

All fresh -All Varieties 

; SPCCIAI FOR THE BABY 

felbral Package 

PA_ 

:',..F -,•• 

t r < •*, -"ft 1 

HOUSE 

IZINU IN 

DESIGN 

PHdNK1133 

Warn Hotelmen 

of fake Badges 

Blue Cards Valid 

For Children's Week 

Unless they hive an authorize! 

blue Identification card they are no 

participants In the Children's Wee) 

program of the Ocean City; Hot 

and Restaurant Association. 

Advice to that affect was issued ti 

member houses and cooperating bus! 

ness places yesterday by Ralph D 

Glafth, president of the Association 

He said he had received reports 

that some Kind of badges arc In clr 

culatlon, purporting to be for Children's 

Week, but warned that "a]J 

possible kinds of buttons, pins, bad 

got or other cuds have no value 

The official blue csrdt are Ittued 

by hoMIt lo children under 12 who 

*ro r*fll>tarad with an (dull- for 

nst Ian than four days. Each paying 

Mult I* entitled to fr«« prlvllegas 

for on* chlud under the 

wealed plan. Holdan of th* proper 

y a first aid attcnOAni who 

Is a student at tho Jefferson Medical 

School in Philadelphia. A nurse will 

assist at Che 10th st. headquartcrx 

Capt. Williams reported that the 

Patrol will open tilio season without 

tho services of a bench surgeon. No 

public at 20 beai-hi",, replacement has been obtained for 

Hi -diPitiol t.ii>. rli'niiji Willi.ims Dr. F. D. Lane llainex, who rcecntlj 

.niiiuiuiccd tills week. _ resigned the post when he accepted 

The lanje early- season crowds of a residency in the Philadelphia Gen- 

bathers which have been visiting the eral Hospital. 

beach anrt surf during Hie past several 

-weeks, and a revision of the 

wnrklni; schedule, requires the full 

complement of 'lifeguards on the 

strand this week end. 

foi V41UMI' pi npli 

t«i' 

eVi 

Illl'tl 

iKlnri juiTitpm' irrt tin* li\iia\oi** 

i\(d I.M 41 1 Mliinn 

,nns in iiv ii me (him 

i 'i Icnimilv nifhi tul b\ tiu-ns 

r h imif n ut the I'b 

i 1 in l mi! h i * brm In t i 

I lull In i In 1 oHi i.ils (.oiiUnt 

at Cuiivrntiuii Hall will beltiii ni-\L, ll • | m-'>li"i 1 iit bLf.m 

Muiida\. lune.'T umliT tlu rtniilimi ]'" ll1 "'' ''" ''"- " 1Jlh ll " lt|1 ' 

of Uon.ild I'iI('i, f Ki, 

ers taking BdvjnUgB of the proiirain 

in week ends. Attendance tlu'uiijil] 

he: week nverages more than BOO 

llffhlly, Mr, Oardlnw suld. 

Recreation leadms for the eity's 

playgrounds alia were announced 

this wetk hy Mr, Gardiner. Some 

leaders already have begun wsrk 

and all malor playgrounds will 

hive supervision by next Monday, 

The nccreatlqii Cuiitur at. BLh «t, 

id tho boardwalk is open daily, ox. 

opt Sunday, frhm » a. m. until 

lark. Leaders at the center are 

itarla Adams, Adehiide Titus and 

Jarale TurnDr. 

Ruby llolley is In chpr'je fit i-ic 

th st. and Haven av, playground, 

will open tomarmw. Pliiv. 

[round director ut Mill si, will !)« 

llehird Pam-idge, with Jane Wilia'ms 

as rccreaiinn loadur. Supyr- : 

Iflon at 34111 st. will begin Monday. ! 

The city's • neighborhood piny- j 

rounds it North st. and Haven av,. 

18th st. and Bay av,, and BBlh >i, 

and the beach also are open, but 

they have no stipervision. They. ton. 

are open daily frern 0 a, m. until 

dark. 

WAR D S 

WEEK END SPECIALS 

— Friday -r- 

LEMON CHIFFON PIE 

with Whipped Topping 

60c 

—Friday & Saturday— 

Choc, Fudge 

ON 

-:- Golden 

Layers 

Rdgular 7Se She 

70c 

WARDS 

PASTRY SHOP 

INC, 

724 Aibury Avenua 

Phono 1260 

For Top TV Enjoyment 


With 


TECHNICIANS 

ANTENNAS 

Erected and Installed 

Self Supporting Towers 

Authorized Dealers 

* PHILCO * RCA 

• ZENITH 


PHONE 1242 710 ASBURY AVENUE 

In City For Season 

Mis W I n.miil (il IMill irlilpi io 

I I i\n.< ,il (117 Mun.I,n In loi Ihc 

• null 

Cottager ob|OCts to city's taugh 

ttand with pet do;is, suggests pot 

pcoi»e of his ,own. See "Forum and 

Ag in 'Em" on editorial page. 

S'"~> 

Capt, Williams reported that 

guards 'this /year will ,be given one 

day la ivvcck .off -from their idutlei, 

instead of one day every two 

weck$# as was {the custom in past 

Hi Aibury Av». 

SI 9 ASBURY AViNUE 

Dresses, Suits, Beach I Sportswear 

SWIM WEAR—FAMOUS FOR — 

FIT IN FASHION 

FLEXIES 

BATHING SUITS 

Siiei 32 to 46 —. Large Assortment 

nim to mm 

* * 

OCEAN CITY 

DANCING SCHQOf 

AMERICAN .... 

LEGION HALL 

14th St. and Hav.n , 

Boffer-Too. Topi 

Modern AcrobofJrJ 

REGISTRATION I 

Tuesday, JunB 28th, IQ fail 

•GROW WITH US — AND OCEAN CITY" 

Week-end Features 

for young dolls . . . . 

famous "Bverglaze" fabric 

SHORT and HALTER SET 

Coordinated Play Clothes in "Evar. 

glazo" polished cotton that resists 

wrinkles and spil—easily laundered-^ 

striped halter—solid Shorts, Blue or 

pink. Sizes 3 - 14. 

1.88 

for y o u n g g u y s . . . . 

outstanding poffems In 

BOYS' POLO SHIRTS 

A new shipment just received. 

Extra full six*. Sizes 4 to 16. 

2 for 1. 

for young guyi and dolls 

3|J Asuury Avenue—Across from Siainton's 

I'S MARKET-headquarters 

for Crosse and Blackwell Products 

iCrosso and Elackwcll 

RELISH 

Crosse and Blaekwall 

Rod Libel 

MARMALADE 

Crosso and Elackv/ell 

INDIA RELISH 

Crosso and Blackwell 

DILL CHIPS 

and Blackwell 

Date and Nut Roll 

Chocolate Nut Roll 

Fruit and Nut Roll 

740 Asbyry Avenue 

Will Taste 

Save When You Buy the Best 

CHOICE MEATS 

Rib Roast 

Rolled Roast 

Legs of Lamb 

Phone 2185 

Calves Liver 

Club Steaks 

Veal Cutlet 

FRESH KILLED 

CHICKENS-TURKEYS-DUCKS 

MNCY FRESH 

PRODUCE and FRUIT 

PHONE 2185 

FOR PROMPT COURTEOUS DELIVERY SERVICE 

RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR 

KEILLER'S 

IMPORTED FROM 

DUNDEE, SCOTLAND 

Crosse and Blackwell 

PICNIC RED 

Crosse and Blackwell 

SWEET PICKLES 

Crosse and Blackwtll 

SWEET MIXED 

PICKLES 

Crosse and BlatkwflJ 

PURE JELLY 

Cro.so and Blaekw.il j>\ 

SOUPS 

Cuefca 

French Onion \ • • -;if 

Minhrsomi BW" 

hAM 

JNE 24. 19S5 

Children 

I at Reading 

ie'hcy Here 

1^ Average 

Continued from ptge 1 

t||ttull> '" obtained Iwlth a 

yH program / of phonlct 

JL itirtlns, In the Flrtt 

"along with sight raiding 

i rules for word rstoo- 

[pal pointed out that 10 

[««rj ago educators were of 

•(in that the phonics system, 

; meUiod by which Amurl 

no. •< 1, in. 

cons for a century learned to read 

was minadequate On the Introduction of the 

' 

\ttt A S CHILDREN'S SHOES 

923 Aibury Ave, Phone 3373 

Open Friday and Saturday Nights 

SCIENTIFICALLY ^ 

CONSTRUCTED SHOES 

Topi h appearance, In wear, in fit. tut there'i lomethfng «xtra, 

loo. roOMRAITi ore icientifleolly mod* Goodyear welu, 

rthttmpersd itcel thank for oreh tupport and Themai wte'gtd 

bnl. Many doetan recommend them. We do, too. 

lit available In brown, white or red oxfords and 

mm and whita saddles §^m e * , U 

•iced from /,3U TO 

Doctors' Prescriptions Accurately Filled 

Trained Personnel to Insure Proper Fitting 

SPECIAL 

FREE OFFER 

FOR 30 DAYS ONLY 

on these fine, well-known 

opinion that ttie old fashioned way 

ot teaching reading fa Just Uuit—old 

fqshloncd. 

More progressive school administrators 

and educators have devised 

n program which employs the best 

tem ** d °*' > Olc Occan CUy sys ' 

Mr Landl, said that tho phonics 

•system has vlrtuei whMi are profit, 

oby adapted to use In connection 

with the sight method At the same 

"me, the association of a picture 

with the word make, the application 

or vowels an« consonant, in tho con 

struct of the words more Interest 

>nc to the child. 

Mr iL.ndli lt,of /rh. opinion (hat 

Hi. hybrid tyitsm ut«i h«r» pro- 

••utM 4h» nmlmom »''» •"'"• "i"""" "> i" 1 "" 

TilMUlI MOUM OM THI tllff 

•IIONI ««»«tm«MH. Br Fran Str.fcir lot •>< >• ••> >> 

l« Rinpt and hu Unhtul Indiin (cutiil. Tomo, iin.t in in 

Win ihr innDHiu iixi Inp '"• T JJJJ f Ringer and hi* ti- 

_F 

1Kb (he ehilfait* ol MHnfe P** JJJJJ^'JJJ 

A »« ll 1E2 I 

7r 

TMI lldtl AT 

• _-_ tONI !••• COTTMM 

_VI£«I HH»» tHI ANIWM 

THI HIBBIH MA11CAII 

,_ tMI M«UMT» »"l* 

CHIUTMUI.itWOI 

•YS and GIRLS KNOW and LOVE THESE B ° £ ^ J ^ ^ 

—two for tti« p 

9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M^Pri, ft Sat., 9=30 A. M. to 9 P, M. 

THE OCEAN CITY 

Misguided Missiles by Chon Day 

Dungan Lauded 

as He Retires 

Veteran Police Sgt. 

Gets Gift From Mates 

Sgt, Benjamin T. Dungan, veteran 

tf SI yeari on the Ocean city police 

force, yesterday received the well 

•vishes of hit superiors and fellow 

flieers upon his retirement, 

Sgt, Dungan was epitomised by 

"isfety Director Laurence P, Lunny 

is "one of the reasons the Ocean 

3My Police Department U one of the 

Inest, if not the lineit, In Uie itate," 

Sor.iDungan (alntd tht fare* In 

May 1M4, and h«i biin a MrtMnt 

ilnet \m. Ha

h Vf. 

.•»•>: 

fe?.'. 

fv, 

• ^ 

U i 

Ocean City's Larges 

RECORDS - 

^ 


t« r yf 

t 

A.,,, 

, * , , ' • . - 

'*?* m^n& 1^5 

Hughes Central Pharmacy 

^ ^Prescrlpflofts" 

Hove Been Pur Specialty for Forty-Three Years 

YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS 

J. THORNLEY HUGHES, P.D. ..Owner and Manigtr 

ROBERT-C. PAUL. PD . Associate Pharmacist— ni'wiywt'ii 1-1L i a. 

,) ^liorl \\ttii!lii( f tlip to M W ^ ork 

r 

l Ii v will iruikf tht ii h»mp in OLL.IH 

I lit bi nit, ( l'H4 j-iadUiilc of 

Of i an Lih Huh School, i> cmpliKCd 

j 1 W.nd\ llikeu 

r llit? biido^Toom 

ji ( tt i' aJmlo nf O( HS in 19U 

is tmplovfri In the N?'\ Jn-ey Na 

lui il Ga £ Comp'Mij hore 

Breckleys Observe 

Golden Anniversary 

Mi mil Mi 

U'bratod Ui'Mr 50th 

1 ii 1M1\ L M\ i.i I I uiLi\ itt ,i 

1 1 EIIllK (.II iHi -itn IK l(i 

\\ ]> l Hi oi 

\\ 1\ HOif (It 

Mi HI I Mi 

ti\i , ol in" Di L 

n n t it 1 in I.i^c 

(i i\' lui (.lnli.lt t n 

u no woik Ini 

It. I'IOJM .hi 1 h\t 

U Ml 

In I) nkfMfl 

1 ] r 

b I'l HI 

I he 

1 

1 Hi ( n v In) 

;nnj 

fi i , oi L In i in M hi in l i iir_ 

PH ,iki\ Uk ul'ni ,yj Jlom LuJu, tuo 

) I JIIIU HI ( iu w l n (in 1 South End Pubtit 

Cardfarty Saturday 

l'lio Sonlli Oi-i.in CJIV Imprint 

muni Aaiui'y.iUon will iponôi ii pubiit 

tiid pjilv loiuiiott i-'vcnini! Jt 

8 o'clock- ill, llu! Cominunily . H.illi 

o3lli st and Aibui> jv 

M.inv pn/rs liulo he j«nidi-H 'ind 

refie'limrnli will l» 

\i m\ MI 

Mi ii in til ami IHL ul it i a Li 

dc nl it ilit PL I L \1\ jni i Million," 

Ac fl* n, iiiid UiiLt. ^ Ii il/unii 

t il lUlt.II 

- wmil Tlckcl-i 

m.iv be piirclrased at iKe itmn A 

ihjrtjbiiMiieis inrctlni! will pii'iitlo 

tho paity ul 7 p. rti. 

ItKUlstratlnns are . -still hcini! rtcwitii 

for the Iwvcle porjrio to ho 

liold lull 4 I'IIO,!.- pl.iniiin,! to 4'«tcn 

iind ln\c llnl. rt-viAliiiJ ai I) ict guamutt e 60 

laleua with a malt-hint; headband. r&V to MK—just, Inhale I lie tttUwifce 

\aiwr ditmly imo tin" iffected ait A 

The other nttendants woro bailer, I * I iii Icli you about tile êlcotpc 

ma length cowns of pair blue ci>b I ixllet tliouKLTKlft of uttr3,urr Jinding 

UikiLe 

hjtli AitlilnaVfrtn alter otlicr mcaii# 

ludfiiilrd. : 

William F. Foster was the l»st 

man for his brother arid the ushers SEtVAGN'S PHARMACY 

included tlie Messrs Donald lluliii, 9th St. and Asbury Ave. 

Chillies E. Brandt Jr., William K. 

dinner and J. Thomas Ellk-oLl. 

Phont 3535 

Following the ceremony a reueptiun 

was held at the Broadview. 

Hospital Group Plans 

Benefit Mart in July 

Plans for n haridlera'tt anil Edody 

murt in July were discussed at a 

muting of the LuUies Auxiliary to 

the shore Memorial Hospital, at tlie 

Nurses' Hume on Tuesilay 

The event will be staged in- the 

Ocean City Convention Hall July 14 

ond IS and will have attractive 

bwulhs featuring cakes, cookies, jellies, 

aprons, dolls and doll clothes 

0ml miscellaneous articles 

Mrs. Edna Fields and Mrs. Edith 

Tinker are cu^-haii ladies of the comuiillee 

un iiriiiii^cluviit.H, w)iich.f:oui 

prises Mrs. Ilildcgilrd Cumphull; Mi> 

Mae Harris, Mrs. Elsie LuijinliulJ, 

Wrj;. Mae Nester and Mrs, Alvina 

u,in 

Mrs. Bryan presided al the meet- 

K, wliieh 14 members attended. 

Mrs. Gourie Wed to 

William R. Htiytock 

A wedding of local intercut was 

solemnized Saturday morning at 11 

n the First Presbyterian 'Church 

when Mrs. Henry J. Gourie, of 19IIS 

We.^lev av., was married to William 

R, lluyiock, of Easton, I'a. The Rev 

Stanley Wngg officiated. 

Mr. and Mrs. Horace. VV. Lincoln 

and Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Worthing 

ton, all oi Ocean Cily, were the at 

U'ndants. 

The bride wore an aqua lace dntss 

wilh white accessories and u while 

"Your Family Dryg Store" Since 1912 on-hid eoruiiEC. A wcddinc break 

fast was held in Plymouth Inn and 

lullowinj: tho ceremony tlie couple 

lei! for a wcddlnff trip lo New York 

and tlie I'oLOnos. Tliey phin lo re 

side In Ocean City. 

1 ', 

Special for the Kiddies 

DAVY CROCKEfT 

GUN and POPS 

THE FULl, SET on 

ONLY JVC 

BOTH STOftES 



Both Sf6r*«V Air Conditioned 

Look lor the Sign of the Neon 

Candy Box 

Phone 1465 

Your ASP Super Market at 

- PORTABLE RADIOS 

OPENING CONGRATULATIONS ARE EXTENDED FROM THE FOLLOWING: 

A ;Cd$ngt Distributing Corp. Mercury Records Marnel Records 

'" v ^ feVnip'Hirtil'Street 855 North Broad Street * For the Best in Jazz . 

U,' 

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1622 Fpirmouni Avd., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Coral Records Cadence Records 

FOR FINE RECORDINGS FOR TOP SATISFACTION , • , 

'i/J^' 

POPULAR 

1 

CLASSICAL 

* RELIGIOUS 

/'„. J m. i'~? 

WMID will open their Ocean City Studios 

to the Record Shop Stalling Today! 

COME IN AND SEE M B ROADCAST. 

*$ • i * •• * T i* > "•OrJJs 

\'r| 

IN OUR MARKET 

O/sfers - t/ams - tofasfer Tails 

, ' tofasfer Meal - Soft Crabs 

AND OTHER FRpSH SEA FOOD IN SEASON 

OUR OWN FRIED CHICKEN 

CQOKEP SEA FOODS TO TAKE OUT 

POTATO 

IIPPBR HASH ^ 

TRY OURibiUCIOUS SPECIAL PLATTERS 

. J f 

Snow Crop Orange Jiice rrtlMl ^ 

Snow Crop UrnWada ti 

Stive on 

bruits, Venbiablea Wttf ,*Uf 

TroeuYrVem 

Whole Chicken „_ • A ,V- v V * 

Sultana Hediirm Shrflp 

Faust Red Salman 

v 

French Green B6a«$;;: 

A & ''it" 

1 

P Lima Betins at 

Whole Kernel Own XL 

A*P Sweet Potatoes 

A*P Apple Sauce 

A S P Crushed Pineappte 

A'P Pineappla Chtik* 

A 11 

Ann Page Salad 

A*P Grape Juice 

Del Monte Orange 

Apricot Nectar 

Saran Wrap 

Scoltios tissues 

Kraft Cream Cheese 

Baby Food 'Z^W 

Strained Baby Pood 

dexo Shortening 

Allsweel HargaHa* 

Granulate ^ 

«^ 

en 

«wt 

M 

tit 

_ a12N 

' tux 4 

Mf 

46. 

-rf 

PA6I 0 — SiCTION ONE 

• Elmo Roper, public opinion an-1 age girls is the sinsip most danger. 

slyst: ' oils spot in the American nutritional 

"Neglect of brtJarifiist b.y teen, picture today." 

"Where Friends Meet to Ear 

•SERVING 

BREAKFAST •» LUNCHEON 

DINNER 

DELICIOUS SNACKS 

THE CHATTERBOX 

ffh Street and Central Av«nu« 

f>HONI 0717 FOR OUR FREi DILIVlltY SIHVICI 

Seaside Theatre 

Somers Point, N. j. 

FRIDAY . SATURDAY, JUNI !4 . 15 

LiSLII CARON in ' 

THE GLASS SLIPPER 

SUNDAY .MONDAY, JUNB U . 17 

JOHN WAYNi in 

THI HIGH AND MIGHTY 

PHONE 3695 

Aduiti-SOc 

THIATRi CLQSiP TUISDAY NIGHT 

WEDNESDAY . THURSDAY, jUNi 19 . 30 

—- DOUiLI PIATURi —— 

OINGiR ROGIRS in 

TIGHT SPOT 

—— AND ~. 

JOHN IRELAND in 

SOUTHWEST PASSAGE 

Children • 2Se 

TO TAKE 

OUT 

A P'zia 

• Spaghetti 

• Submarines 

• BAKID LASAGNE, Imb. • RAVIOLI 

• ANTIPASTO © CHICKEN CACCIATORE 

SPECIAL MIATLISS DISHES FOR FRIDAY 

'BAKED V* CHICKEN • FRESH TOSSED SALAD 

ITALIAN SPONGE CAKE (Cream & Fruit Filled) 

VOLTACO'S 

957 WEST AVINUi PHONE 07S3 


•STAIUSHBD 1900 - MODERNIZio IN 1955 



Ifh St. and Asbury Avenue PHONE 3535 

FREE. DELIVERY SiRVICI (ALL SECTIONS OF OCEAN CITY) 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

1 SKILLED PHARMACISTS AT YOUR SERVICE 

A. A, SELVACN, R.P., H, C. iBLVAGN, n.W. 

j, F, DAY, n.P, 

OCIAN CITY'S ONLY COSMETIC SALON 

Our CosmiHeiin will be hippy to help you with 

your Beauty and Hiir needs, 

All Pair Trade Prices — Air Conditioned far Your Comfort 

Store Hours: 8:15 to 11 P, M. Daily Including Sunday 

LR.Ct.E-, 

LIQUOR STORE 

On the Triffie Circle, Semers Point, N. J, 

NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMIRS fOINT 

Complete Stock of 


IMPORTID and DOMESTIC 

WHiSKiY * WINE 

*-LIQUOR 

_ • — - • 

500 CASES 

ICE COLD BEER 


Extra Spraying 

War On Skeeters 

Heavy Invasion 

Spurs City Action 

Tlic eve nf Ihi 1 first tiny of Mini. 

mci 1 . Tiu'sdny. broliuhl with il a prevailing 

land Ijrerac on which was 

buiiif a horde of liuiiKry mosquitoes: 

As ii result, thi' leleiilione in the 1 

ullii'e of Safi'ly Diri'iMor I.mireme I', 

l.unny cm WutliU'iiiiiy mnrnlnji was 

alivi' with eumpUiinH fnim humiised 

Director Lunny in an effort to 

allnyia.fe the iltuation ordered two 

complete mosquito iprays throughout 

the city this week, Instead of 

the usual one application. 

A S|iulii-sinaii fur lhi> I-Vile'rul Pest 

Ciiniriil i'u, in Ailiiiiiii- Ciiy reported 

(hat iiii« I'l-Miri «a» urn alum 1 in iu 

mllli'liim with I In 1 BP»K ami Hint the 

dUcniniuit was Iji'iiin .shared liy resiciems 

in Smith Jersey tomnluiillii's 

.H far lnl.'iilil as Millville. 

In mi effort In stimulate ai'linn in 

Ihe Cape Mii.v I'uiinly inusiiuilu ex- 

U-rmimtlinn jmiuram, fiver whirl] tin* 

inuiik'ipnl ullii-ials have no iiiilhuriiy. 

Direetur I.unnv leiirnell thai (lie 

filM spray hy airplane over llii;. re* 

-,nrt uiij iH' (hint' liy the i-utinly 

,!iim ! iiiiN' iliiriim tin 1 riiiilliU' wet>k. 

The mesquitaes found the reiort 

Tuesday yvhin the weif wind car. 

; fied them here from their spawning 

grounds on adjacent meadsws 

, and mainland swampi, A goad 

! breeze from the ocean, which !i 

more prevalent this time of the 

year, helped to carry most of 

; them oft again, Wednesday arid 

Thursday, 

Many. hiiWi'M ! l\ will line! ;(ootl nestny 

ill wilt"!' traps esisiiii*; through. 

ill uili hi* Hii'si? jûrnliiuitiirM pliiees 

' u'huh will ho tile principal tiirMets 

Rescue Work is 

Demonstrated 

Resort CD Group at 

Show In Hammonton 

(it>- employes anil I'aue May Cum!, 

ty lte>i'Lii''Si|il.'id ullieiiils allflltled a j 

(ii'mniniiallull II! heavy I'tgiiipmiwll 

n'M'ui' SUM!. t?> the New .[prM'y lh'= ) 

Ikiiiini-nl of Civil lU'li'iiî 1 , iil Ihe ; 

iliimmiiiiinn Stale I'ulii 1 ! 1 llari'ai'kv, j 

Weilm-Mby evenin;!. I 

l!a> intilul M:II»IHIIJ. a meinhei' ill j 

Ihii.i' aiviiiH Hie (li'iiionsiriilioii, 'I'lii- I 

Ocean (,'ity man was inn- u! IU iriiin 

i.iriyiK lummiiMiiii., ul" the Mali' 

v.ho wfii- laituhi the usi> of Hie 

i'i|lii|)liitHi ill a >pi-L'iul el:ns syum- 

T'H'i'il hy tIn. fivil Di.-1'enii' Depart- 

llariili! PricP. I'nsriri C'i) (iiieiloi', 

iiniMnieil thi' i-vt'fii aliMlM uilii Kay- 

Illilild liiilurtl. Kt! Miiiii'e, Hanillil 

Hull, -pieMdeilt nl 'the llexelle .Squall, 

iind C'liief hiiiii lliii'iiian. ii! Hie 

i '.Mr, I'l-ii-i- ii-pnitoil that en'iiris will 

lit! inatli 1 .|u ha\c more tily ,worki>rs: 

I and Rest'ih' Hi|iiad iriyiTlbers lejiin 

tin) iiperatiiin in i-inini-i-linn wilii the 

lui-ai t-ivil III-I'IM'IM,- inii\\ Lilltl^lldt 

iM'ttii, w tth mi'i-is lu'hi tvciy W't'd 

Mrs. Watt was apprehensive about 

comirif) to America for the first 

time, but onco having arrived and 

eyperienced the kind helpfulness 

of fQtfll Grangers at the dock, her 

fears vanished. 

She i*. hntiii!' :i yraiu\ limo and 

lo\rs the ' bin. hiMiihful bcji-ht's" 

.'^ well ;i^ I he "lu'.'iudf ul. cnlcirlul 

In mci" lu'if m Ot-tMii Cit> Slu- f\. 

[H-( is Ki [cnuiii ](» four or livo 

v,t i-ks ni;i)iiri[' V,II"KIUS sif.ht l t k i>nlf' 

,'np- .iioiiil'l the coiinti'v (tilling th:il 

, lime ili-r "-('Iwcluk' colls fur IHT dr- 

I i». i it tie Ii urn Y.iiU'ouw'i lor home 

on Aut'ttst y 

Mis ilswjilfl It, Loiil. l T S. ri'prO' 

^t'nl.i1iM' on r d I' iN Mission mi 

| Human Ih)Uil>. li.'ick Jiom toui 

"C4H»niuni->ts disjîtist'd .is cif-rv- 

, ih. iilnck rt'iwiitt'illy ncjir 

I lit' main ullln- tryliiM to llml « nliifi 1 

Id pink," ilr. Ilimnn adilPil, 

AMPLE FREE 

PARKING 

lnf)||Ej FREE PARK 

luULp TO DINERS 

RESTAURANT 

AIR CONDITiONED 

9fh Stre«f and Wesley Avenue 

CLUB BREAKFAST-8 to 12 Noon 

DINNER — 5 to 9 P. M, 

Same Management a! Llncetn Hotel 

IVIRITT L. COPI, Ownir.MarioBir 

/'J MIMBIR OP 60URMIT DININO CUUB 

"Gateway of fhe Stars" 

NOW PLAYIN& 

Through Sunday June 26 

AT 8:45 P, M, 

Jonathan Dwight presents 

IN PiRSON 

CONSTANCE 

BENNETT 

in 

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PAGE- 4 — SECTION TWO 

Tennessee Pastor First Speaker 

For Summer Bible Conference, 

The Oeeqn City Summer Bible Con 

f&reilce. Under the direction of Rev. 

David P. Wright, will begin Sunday 

•t 7:30 p. m, at the Ocean City Bsp- 

41st Chupch. 

Dr. R. G. JU*e will l»c the speaker, 

June 26 through June 30, each eve- 

ning at 7:30, and ot the morning 

Bible hours, Tupf''ay.through Thursday, 

at li o'clock. Dr. Lc* Is a dyr>n«iiklc 

southern preaohcr, pastor of 

the Bellevue Baptist Church, Mem- 

DR. R. O. LII 

• phis, Tcnn. The church has grown 

" to over nine thousand—the largest 

; of any church east of the Mississippi 

River. 

Dr. Lee holds several honorary 

degrees-^ Doctor of Divinity, Doctor 

" of IJWS, Doctor of Literature. He is 

the author of 23 books and many articles 

and pamphlets, some of which 

have been translated into foreign 

languages. His famous sermon, "Pay 

doy—Someday" has been preached 

over Sbtt times in the United States 

and in Canada.. He lias preached it 

l_ln' his own pulpit each year for 25 

- years. It has~been-madc Into a Teeh- 

. nlcolor moving picture and has been 

shown In many churches throughout 

ffifil 

wR*yJ Victor,.8. iBelttlt, paster 

•yingsllit ind regional represen- 

fatly* of the Poc|»t T«»t«ment 

L*agu*. Inc. will ipcik it the Summer 

Bible Confertnc* July 1 (ant 

day only) at *he morning 3nd evening 

iciilsni. 

RiV. VICTOR B. BEATTIE 

has made two trips to the Far East 

as special evangelist for the League, 

aiding in their campaigns which have 

resulted In the distribution of over 

11 million Japanese Scriptures, IV 

million Chinese and 2 million Korean, 

to dale. 

On Friday evening the Kcv. Heattic 

will show the sound, color motion 

picture, "Crisis in Asia." 

Neil Fiehthorn is the musical til 

rector of the Summer Bible Confer 

cncii and will lirovlde vocal and instrumental 

solos at all sessions. Mr, 

Fiehthorn is a Senior at The King's 

College, and will act us the Rev, 

Mr, Wright's summer assistant dur 

ing the Conference season. Doris 

Wright will be the Conference or 

giinist, Jean Ijiine, pianist. 

Special features of the Bible Con- 

ference arc the Saturday evening 

'Film Nights" beginning July 2 in 

the church, and Sunday afternoon 

'Music Hour" on the Music Pier 

from 3 to 4 o'clock, beginning July 

1 Cftwfcfi Announcements 

f CHURCH OF I - 

cTlftlST. SCIENTIST 

\ ^Sunday Service—11 a. m., at the 

* church, 8th st and A-sbury j\ 

Sunday Schoul — Open Tuctdav, 

• Thursday and Saturday, 1 to 3 p. m. 

* W«dn«d«yt— 

1 Hr-H. m—Testimonies, of healing 

JHow spiritual understanding uf the 

' law of God opens the door to individual 

growth and progress will be 

brought out at Christian Science 

* services Sunday. 

Scriptural sclcctionb in the I,c>son 

Sermon entitled "Christian Science" 

Include the following from Psalms 

IjUNJON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

35th tt. »nd Atbury >v. 

' 'ft«v. Crovtr C. Wslt.rj, Minliter 

945 a. m. Sunday School under the 

direction of Mr. Eugene Debus. 

-^1 a m Morning "Seriicq conducted 

by the minister. Rev Giovei C 

Walters. Sermon topic, "Progressive 

P's." The Acts 12:1-17. Special music 

'arranged by Mrs. Helen U. Mulllh- 

âujt, direetor of musle. Prelude, "The 

Shepherd Boy," G. p. Wilson. Offertory, 

"Caprice" from "Alcestc," 

Id .W. Von Cluck. Youth trio, Carol 

Thompson, Helen Anno Mullinoaux, 

,B»bbara Prince. "Father Almighty'' 

(Panis Angcllcus) Cesar Kranck. 

•fttstludc, "But the Lord Is Mindful" 

Irani St Paul, F Mcndcluohn 

• • • 

-ST. JAMES AJM.E 

*7Hr *t. «nd Hiven av. 

R*v. O. E. Smith, P*5tor 

Ha. in.—Morning Service. 

1*2 p ID—Sunday School 

'8*30 p. m.—Young m- People's Meet 

ing. 

8 n, m,—Evening Worship. 

••' ivJlM p. tti—^rayer Service, 

W'7:86 p. m.—Junior Choir re- 

•JJJIJJO p. m.—Senior Choir rehearsal. 

. (vflOlmnief: Module U iMiuis, ConfmK>ni 

infl Flr*t Frldty. ' 

:BiTi AUGUSTINE'S , 

i 13th at, and Wtllty ay, 

Vy. R»v. Mffr. Bartholomew , B. 

•S; 1 Dsyia,,Wlh" , .. . • 

pi'W(,, AlMrt p. Siirt, AM, Filter 

.;;* 0BMe^tetii on Saturdoys-4 to 

aigift, TM to B. 

§1 ;Mm nut-mo, 

•lAf PrWiV— - 

Mass-fl:30 and 8 a. m. 

Confessions on Thursday, before— 

[^ ^jWo, im to o. . ... 

OF /nARTYRS 

'""{ifMtim-M. • 

Dr. Clements to 

Speak on'Walk 

Bryn Mawr Pdstor at 

Methodist Service 

The Bev. Mr. BcaHie strved a; Tho Rev. Dr. Rex Stowefs Clem* 

pastor and director of the Ocean Clt; 

Baptist Church and Summer Dibit onts, pastor of the Bryn Mawr Pros, 

Confcrence from 1M0 until 1953. He byterian Church in Bryn Mawr, Pa., 

since 1937, will be the gucil minister 

this Sunday at the evening Board, 

walk Service of the First Methodist 

Church In [ho Moorlyn Theatre. 

Dr, Clements, who has been In the 

ministry since his graduation from 

the Yale Divinity School in 1029, has 

traveled extensively abroad in his 

pastoral work. 

In 1947 and JII2 he served is sit 

Interchange FrMeher In Ortllt 

Britain under asuplees of the Brltlih 

Council of Churches. It) 1950 

he wai iiiest preacher at the 

American Church In Paris. In Oc> 

lober of 1914 he went to Korea, 

by Invitation of the Department of 

the Army, to eolduct a series of 

retreats far the Protestant chap, 

lalns. 

Prom 1941 to 1949 Dr. Clements 

vas president of the Board of Chris. 

inn Education of tfio Presbyterian 

Ihureh in the US and In 1900^ and 

981 he was president of the Fhllalelphla 

Cpuiicil of Churches, He is a 

Ireetor of the Haverford School and 

enlor vice president of tile Presby. 

erian Foundation. 

During his pastorate at Bryii Mawr 

lie church membership has grown 

rom 1,050 to 2,850 and the Sunday 

ehooi has a membership over 1*000. 

Noted Clerics 

at Tabernacle 

University Dean is 

Morning Speaker 

Dr I 

The 17th .season of Hie Conference 

will continue lor 10 consueutive 

weeks until September 4, with daily 

sessions held In the main miditnritim 

of the Baptist Church. Tlitf meet 

ntfs arc undenominational in einplui 

;is and the public is Invited to nl 

[end. 

1 red G Hallewa* president of 

DIL'H UimeisilA Madman N J uil! 

bL> LliL' speaker at the mainlny s*erv- 

1LO of Hie Ocean CitV TabcrnaLle As 

Mjclalion on Sundas 

Fnui to hi* present position ho 

served JS president of Western 

11:30 si m. 

Confessions on Saturdays—4 to 

8:30. 7:30 to 9, 

Daily Mass—7:30. 

First Friday- 

Masses—8:30 Ind 8 a. In. 

Confessions on Thursday before— 

4 to S:30, 7;30 to B, 

OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL 

40th it. and Asbury av. 

Sundays— 

Masses—8:30 and 10:.'S0 u m. 

Confessions o(t SiiUird.'iy—7:^0 to 

9 p. m. 

No Daily Mass. 

(19:7): "The law of the Lord is per- 

DR. FRED O, HOLLOWAY 

•;€0fct, converting the soul: the tcsti- ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

Maryland College and WesUniiister 

mony of the Lord is sure, making 10th tt- and Central av. 

Theological Seminary and held pas. 

wise the ilmple" 

The Rev. Frank F. Adler, S. T. M., locates ill Wilmington, Baltimore, 

-•^'Thc value of understanding this Paitor 

and Cherrydale, Va, Dr. Holloway Is 

Jaw will also be brought out in pas- Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Weil, Ministry member of the Board of Education 

v 

ssges froth "Science and Hcultli of Music 

of the Methodist Church. 

jrlth Key to the Scriptures" bj MJI » The Third Sunday after Trinity The two moriilnM services are at 

tiaker Eddy, including the follotvmg 9 a. m. The Early Service 9 and 11 o'clock in the Lake Memo, 

{128-4 6, 14> "The term Sen-nee, 9:45 Ji. m. Church School. Nursery rial Tabernaeki. 0th st. arnl Asbury 

properly understood, refers only to Ihrouifh Adult Departments. Depart- 

'tlie laws of God and to His governmentalized worship periods. Film 

jrjjjpt of the unit eisc. Inclusive of series. "This Is the Lite." lti mm. The speaker at the evening serv- 

"man ... A knowledge of the Science sound, t.'iken from TV, shown during ice at 7:30 In the Strand Theatre, 

of being develops the latent abilities Instruction period to departments 9th st. and the Boardwalk, will be 

•and possibilities, of man. It extends from Junior through Adult. Attend- Dr. Franklin Duncombe. pastor of 

the atmosphere of thought, civilly ance cards tflven. 

Bala-Cynwyd Methodist Church, 

mortals ,-icccss to broader and higher 

11 a. m. The Service. The Sernion. Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. 

reilim It raises thr thinker into hi', 

The Anthem, "SinK Unto the Lord 

•native air of insight and perspica- 

Dr. Duncoinhe is currently celc 

a New SotiR." Darst: The Chancel 

city." 

bratiny his silver aiiniversiiiy as pas- 

Choir. The Solo, "The Ninety and 

A * # 

tor of liis church. Hi? his visited 

Nine," Jcanlictle Darby Slokcs. The 

Europe and the Holy Lands and last 

Epistle, 1 Peter S:I>-11 The Gospel. 

Luke 15:1-10. 

11 a. m. Nursery for small children, 

sponsored by Y. W. C. S. 

Wednesday— 

7:30 p. m. Chancel Choii' rehearsal. 

FIRST METHODIST 

6th ftt. and Central av. 

"The Church with the Carillon" 

J. Stanley Wagg, Th. D.. Minister 

George G. Ashton, Minister of Music 

Sunday, June 26— 

9:30 ". ni- Church School. Closely 

Graded Lessons, Classes for every 

ajje, Nursery through Adults. Children, 

youne; peo]jle and adults will 

benefit by spending one hour each 

week in the study of the Bible. Hoy 

E, Darby, superintendent. 

11 a. m. Morning Worship, Moorlyn 

Theatre on the Hoardwalk. Dr. 

Leon T, Moore, District .Superintendent, 

Philadelphia Conference, 

preaching. Sermon topic. ''What 

Amazes Jesus." Artisans attending. 

Music by the Chancel Choir. 

7:45 p. m. Evening Worship, Moorlyn 

Theatre on Hie Boardwalk. Dr 

Rex Stowers Clements, pastor of the 

Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, 

will prcacli. Special, music. 

Wednesday, June 27— 

7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting in the 

church ollk'O. 

* * «• 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

7th st. and Wesley av. 

The Gospel-Centered and Missionary- 

minded Church 

Rev. George Fischer, Th. D., Pastor 

9:15 a. in. Prayer meeting of the 

Suridiiy School Icachers and omccrs 

Li IJic choir room. 

9:30 a. m. The Church at Study. 

Sunday School Lesson, "God and the 

Nations." The Lesson to be taught 

from the pulpit by Dr. D. A. McIIhat. 

toil, teacher of Hie Good Fellowship 

Mqn'a Blblif Class of the First Presbyterian. 

Church of Gcnnantown, I'a., 

and past president of the Philadelphia 

Subbulii School Superintendents' 

Association. Classes for all ai$cs. 

10:45 a. m. Nursery for small children 

sponsored by the Iting's Daugh. 

leM ill m CHUfch HbUSb. 

$«• Pag*. S, column 3,pl(atf 

DR. FRANKLIN DUNCOMBE 

summer spent siv weeks 111 South 

America with 17 ministers under the 

auspices of the Bojld ol Missions 

and the Board of Evangelism. They 

held nrcnchlnK missions and visited 

schools, churches and institutions In 

14 countries 

The chaplain for the day will be 

Dr. Leon T. MoorcL district' superintendent 

in the Philadelphia Area of 

the Methodist Church. The soloist 

for both the morning and evening 

services will he Fritz Kruc(jcr, director 

of the Ocean City Tabernacle 

Quartette and Chorus, 'lîeso two music 

groups wiU make their first appearance 

of the season on Sunday, 

July .'). 

Radio Program For 

Christian Scientists 

"The Availability of Clod's Law' 

the subject of a Christian Science 

radio program Over WOR, New York, 

it Its Mutual "Radio Chapel", on Sunday 

at »:30 0. in. 

Another Christian Science program 

will be nlvcn over KYW. I'liila^Jc-lphlj, 

from 9 30 to B 45 a m jb pjrt 

of. Uiu-"FuttU'lit ALUUU" striua! 

fc) 

THE OCEAH CITY 

•m 

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>& 

QJ6f 

^¥^>% "•'"•viW 

n 

•*,« f, 

those two tiny figujiii on le> of the wedding e»ke ... the btlde 

ind tht groom .,, ate a symbol. They mean that from thU day totwatd 

two people will be as one ... joined together in. p»rf«« unity, 

forming tht nueleus ol a new ftmily group, 

Thty have stood before tht church alt«r, pUdging tViBmselvci to 

each other and to Ood. Their rnatrkp his bten »tatted in the right 

wiy, ^»Uh God's blessing upon it. 

In the years to tjomi they will look biok upon this d»y, and upon 

their holy moment together in the Church. Thty will remember the 

leetption Ut« when they eut this cakt, wh*n there w»» liughter 

ind gaiety and nothing hut love around them. When they return 

to thlit ehurch on Sundays, they will always s*e in th»ir mind«* eyes 

their own Afurei, standing before the altar, taking their holy vow. 

tattle wonder that tht Chur§h will alw«y§ mean so much to them 

when they h»ve laid the loundatlon for their h»ppinei8 within it, 

SiLyAON'S 

RfXAU WAftMACr 

9th St. and Aibury Avfc Ph, 1M9 

ARTHUR M. DoMARIS 

Riiii*r — Iniursr 

106 Atlantic Ava, Phone 1233 

HUGrtU 

CENTRAL PHARMACY 

8th St. ind W«ley Ave. Ph. 0245 

1, LiSLi 

Realtor 

4i6l Central Aveniie Phone 0014 

This Series Is Being Published Under the Sponsorship of the following: 

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1001 Asbury Avenue Phone 0012 

OCiAN CITY 

WATER SERVICE COMPANY 

210 Tenth Street Phone 0423 

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Roofing — Forced Air Heit ' 

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THI NATIONAL BANK 

OF OCIAN CITY 

801 Asbury Avenue Phone 130* 

HOWARD 5. STAINTON 

one 15M 

810 Ashyry Avenue P" 

ATLANTIC CITY 

ILKTRlC COMPANY 


Phone OtJllj 

,wjliNJ 24, 19SS 

J^TFARM PRObUCT 

m to data released by Uic 

e> DcpBitraent of Agrlcul- 

, h suciinn only to eggs 1(1 

.— ..... of production of New 

Jersey agricultural proauets. In 1954 

milk contributed about 17 cent! out 

of each dollar of the Garden St. 

ate's 

valui? of "farm prgducts 

AWNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS 


DAY -NIGHT or WEEK ENDS 

Ocean City 3393 

Write P.O.Box 656 

BARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE 

Real Home 

' Perhaps a batter designation for our establishment 

would be "a home where funerals 

ire conducted." We have tried to make it a 

real home, complete with all the conveniences 

and facilities of a private home, spacious 

enough to accommodate many guests without 

confusion or crowding. We want it to be a 

place—a second home—where the bereaved 

family can meet their friends or, If they desire, 

to have complete privacy during one of the most 

trying times of their lives. We have replaced 

gloom with brightness; formality with comfort, 

CHESTER J. WIMBERG 

FUNERAL DIRECTOR 

201 Asbury Avt, Phone 2654 

"Three Generations of Funeral Service" 

NOTICE OF SUMMER SERVICES 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church 

11 th Street and Central Avenue 

7:30 A, M, . . , HOLY COMMUNION 

9 A.M. . , , . FAMILY iUCHARiST 

J1 A. M. — MORNING liRVICl WITH SfRMON 


Upper Township's 8th Grade Graduating Class 

UHiUAll!; WiNMEKS in Upper Townsnip ScKool at Marmora, who will attend Ocean City High next September 

are: Front row, from left, WilUam Flukey, John Collins, David Rassmussen, Gerald McLoed, Ruth Lloyd, Helen wanek, 

William Webb, Paul Mason .Florence Sannino, Marilyn Clayton; back row, Joseph Allen, Robert Camp, Grace Moort, 

Elma Lou Shropshire, Carol Ann Lafferty, Marguerite Zimmerman, Claude Kohler, John Hubor, Haymond Qriner, Mary 

Brrickson, Raymond Bailey, Lawrence Jolly, George Hess and Carol Joseph.—Senior Studio. 

Church Announcements 

Csntinued frsm page 4 

WOND 

WMID 

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CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

(1400kel Sundiy 8:15 A.M. 

(1340kt) Sunday 1:15 P.M. 

mOke) Sunday 1:15 P.M, 

(jriBke) Sundiy 1:15 P.M. 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

Assn., Ocean City, N, X 

76TH SEASON JUNI 26TH 

m A.M._and 11:00 A.M,-identical Services 

LAKI MiAAORIAL TABERNACLE 

ASBURY AVINUi, Sth TO 6th STRUTS 

SPEAKER • 

Dr. Fred G. Holloway 

President, Drew University^ Madison, N. J. 

SOLO/Sr, FRITZ KRU1GER 

7i30 P. M,- STRAND THEATRE 

?lh AND THI BOARDWALK 

SPEAKER: 

Dr. Franklin Duncombe 

Pijfer, Bala-Cynwyd Mtthodiit Chureh, lala-Cynwyd, Pa, 

SOLOIST: FRITI KRUEG6R 

JULY 3RD 

9:00 A,M,and 11:00 A.M. 

SHAKER; 

Dr. Allen A. Stockdale 

Staff Speaker, National Association of Manufacturers 

MUS/Ci OCEAN CITY TAiiRNACLi QUARTETTE 

7:30 P. M, 

SPEAKER; 

,. Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden 

Pastor, Fin! Baptist^ Church, Waihin§»on, D. C, 

•-. MUSIC- OCiAN CITT TAiiRNACLi CHORUS 

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE 

FOR THE MORNING SERVICES 

family, Horace Werner, Superlntcn. 

dent, 

FIRST 

/'M. Silnae|i week day 

1 from a 10 ll:3o a, in. In Church Hall, 

CUSTOM MADi 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON 

Mode in our 

Own Plant 

In Marmora 

Galvanized CORNER 

COLUMN «H«T 32,50 

Painted CORNER 

COLUMN. ««T 28,50 

Galvanized FLAT 

COLUMN/•MIT 24,00 

Painted FLAT 

COLUMN.,>.T 21.00 

AVAILABLE IN ANY L1N6TH 

ON SHORT NOTICE 

H, C. AJVIOS 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON WORKS 

417 34th St. Phone 3180 

DIRECTORS 

IN TIME OF .TtOUIU — WE 

•CrO-77 

|MiuB»HS| JHL 

CHAMIER OF COMMERCE -VFW 

KIWANiS •- AMERICAN LEGION 

EOTABY • ARTISANS J 

Home Buyers 

More Selective 

Getting New Models; 

Not Pro-War Type 

The prasppcUce humc buyer U be 

comhiE more selective and hiore 

sophisticated. 

This sharpening of public tastcj 

in houslnt; design and constntctlon, 

occording to David Slipher, chaW 

man of the Research Institute of the 

National Association of Home Builders, 

la one uf the majof .ractors in 

the slKnllicant progre-,* that has 

been made In residential housing 

since the end of World War IE. 

Slipher noted that after World 

WST A buuttn mrt aMapttal 

wtet/tit< urtfteedtfltid• diffljBW^3 itj.,. 

rlew iioriiefi mi, U was Uie CMS JtWt 

lutomobBes, mkW M B*|Pii 

houses vmn wumiil"8?er ,ftt*B|j'(; 

W pre-war mwlels. , • •. • v''.'Wyisa 

«M Ih'e Hail to iaWt-'-&&gmi 

tmM, uiiy Mind t mtrmamti 

tor any ftouii thty eouW '.pradliN,?^ 

iltpher UU. fToday, Jutt any .*4ta*.'« 

won't- do. BuUden mult pmMf*^ 

aoid houses or they find thenutfye* 

without fcuitomeri." ; ,u 

BUY WHERE YOU SEE THIS SEAt 

YOU ARE ASSURED 

QUALITY MERCHANDISE - FAIR PRICES 

SERVICE AFTER THE SALE 

JtTLANTIG'GIT.t 

THE 

SJUTHtsp KE«f il»SU 

f 

ThU Sundey Morning^ 

Guest Speaker: ,£ 

Dr. Won fT 

Mobre 

District Superintendent,, 

„ of'Mie 

Philadelphia Conftrencf^ 

*^y^sat«^

Cl 

7 

THREE 


years/I Hand said. 

He credited much of the Improve- 

ptimistic 

'Sabrina Fair' Enthusiastically 

ment to tho fact that the United 

States Is now dealing "from real 

strength." 

Received at Gateway Opening 

Con«r«tui»n iHand Hid thir tti* A star-studded cast onstage and Miss Bennett, star of many mov- 

United Statn tia* new gotten *w»y star-studded, enthusiastic audience ies, Broadway productions and tele- 

from th* balanced concept >$ mll- sent the Gateway Playhouse at Som vision, was given an ovation after 

Itiry pm/mr and has .given *m- era Point alt to ah auspicious start the final curtain and showered with 

phMlt *o Ml* Air Force to protect on it? fourth season of summer the- Sowers from Gateway admirers. 

thlt nation from pQ|ilbl» agsret- atre, Tuesday night. 

,'beftre tfie slate ran- Mvfi* 

Her performance'wu admirable 

The romantic comedy "Sabrlna 

flttte Dlnbted American "There Is no question that our 

for lh> very* and good humor and 

Fair" proved to bo one of tho most 

pit S*tuntay.«t WMdwwd, Strategic Air Command lsjar super- 

an obviously polished ityl* which 

entertaining shows the Playhouse has 

TiMinet Hand gave .an ior to that of Russia and'our bases 

can protect Itheoemut of emotion) 

evor offered, due largely to tho en 

on fiia state of the are such as to indicate to Russia 

over the ifootllght*. 

crgctic performance of Constance 

that It would be destroyed, qukkly Bennett, a Hollywood and ttago vet- Producer Jonathan Dwlght wel- 

_t,Wog gullible about the 

If It begnn a war,"- he said.. eran who successfully translated her comed the opening night audience 

jln Russia's attitude, all signs "If war snouia come we would not charms Into the role of the bouncy prior' 

MntUo.a more. duraNo peace than lose, but no one could win," the young Sabrlna FalrchUd, a chauf- 

W known kw jut 4b the th pfcst pat 10 or IS 15 C Congressman declared. d l d 

feur's daughter with a zet,t for getting 

the most out of life 

But It w» not M Mlt» Bennett 

STUFFED SQUAB by *ny meant. IAn exceptionally 

fine tupporflng £**t was whet 

S CHICKEN 

really made "Sabrlna Fair" a 

smith lilt with the large audience 

ilVELY IN THIS AREA 

and lent guffawi echoing continu- 

PRIZE-WINNING CHICKENS 

ally over the bay. 

COOKED IN OUR ROTIS6ERIH 

Tod Andrew!, in the romantic lead 

Always a targe Variety of Take-Homo Platters of Linus Larrobee Jr, Jounu busi- 

Advance Ord»r» Appreciated 

ness executive and millionaire, wo-i 

equally well roccived for his convincing 

work And the audience 

Chicken Cottage simply adored Marjorlo Guteson, the 

i. Open Daily Phone 3395 

1 of tha TabernKle for It. now way road shoulders have had time to get a parked 

bulldlno, which he uld will be to harden, tho offer Of free towing mud has also been witJU, 

ultra-modtrn and 4« designed to be 

DelawareOwners In line with church detlwn Ideas 

for the next 100 yean. Ha dltclo* 

ed that preparation Of working 

Hosts at Dinner drawings Is now in prograu. i 

DINNER 

Arthur G. Watklns gave his usual 

75 at Pre-Seaioh jovial performance as toantmaster. 

Party In Hotel 

Mr. and Mrs. -John W. Asli, own Parkway DisconHnues 

GOOD FOOD 

crs of the Delaware Hotel, were 

hosts Monday evening at the fifth free 6as and Towing 

annual pro-season owner party: for Tiet gasoline and freo-towing on 

other local hotel people, business as- the Garden State Parkway were dis- Carefully Prepared — Pleasantly Served 

sociates and public officials. About 75 continued today following the'openattended: 

Ing of several permanent service cen- 

to the curtain, and gave a The hotel at 3rd st. and the board 

brief rundown of the stars and walk opened for guests yesterday. 

ters along New Jersey's new super- 

shows coining later in tho summer Mr. Ash has been bwnor-operalor hlghway. 

TWENTY-SECOND STREET 

Mayor Fred W. Chapman, of Som- since 1949. 

- Both free services were Instituted 

crs Point, Introduced some of the 

large gathering of other prominent Mayan of trine neighboring by Oie New Jersey Highway Aulliorpeople 

of Atlantic and Cape May csmmunlHet were among the Ity early this year for the benefit of RESTAURANT 

Counties who were in the aduience. ouetht. They were Mayor. Edward stranded motorists pending the com 

Among those on hand were Paul B. Bowker,

sfea 

f 

CAGE 6 —SECTION THREE 

ttuth Bird to Wed 

William Woolborl 

igOMERS POINT—Mr, and Mri, AL 

lip Bird, 215 Fox Terrace, Somers 

Wilt, announce the eniigement of 

ttelr -daughter, Ruth, to William 

•Woolbert, son of Mr, and Mrs. Leon 

Woolbcrt, 609 7th ft. No date has 

been set for the wedding, 

"Mr. Woolbert to with the Navy in 

HUlwMphia. 

Council Meets Tonight 

'!TSOMEHS FOWT—A regular meet. 

log of City Council will be held at 

cftyhall this (Friday) evening, at fl 

p* m, 

Traffic Policemen 

Assigned to Churches 

SOMERS POINT—Because of heavy 

Sunday traffic, Captain Charlei Gray 

of thd police department announced 

that four special officers will be 

placed on church detail beginning 

Sunday, June 28, and continuing un. 

til after Labor Day, * 

George Burns will be on duty at 

Orneu Lutheran Church from fl;30 a. 

m, to 12;»0 p. m.i William Hodwn, 

Bethany Methodist Church, same 

hours; Linwood ullhs, at First Ba|». 

list Church, same hours- William 

Lockhart, at Seaside Theater where 

St. Joseph's parish will hoar mass, 

from 8:30 a, m, to 12:30 p. m. 

ONI STANVAU-* •"• M»il*«IMIIIt 

Tot Ov« BaUA Centey One el Amtrica's 

BattM Dining FlacM. Known from Coast 

to COM* lor Bittti Sewiet.,, I« th« 

TuHw Preparation of the Same 

Food Your Grandfather Enjoyed. 

SttWoCityiN.I 

•Ct 

MargarettaPhSfhr, Manogemtnt 

"j"M OsmtwiyD»roltf»Wtek iaNeentolA,M, 

pnficisiON.., 

That safeguards your health 

When you leave your doctor's prescription iii 

I he akilleil Itaiiils of our rp>>Uicrei] |ilitirniu> 

cists, you can be sure that it will be filled witli 

profitwifiinil precision from frrali siipp'IicA of 

top-quality, potent tlrujii, 

PESSA.NQ PHARMACY 

ATLANTIC AVENUi AT THIRD 

Fres Delivery Phone 1889 

We're in business for your health! 

it. 

Court Orders 

Man From City 

Fines Imposed On 

Other Disturbers 

YOU DON'T NEED CASH 

THE PETER PAYMENT PLAN 

Up fo s 2500 in Building Materials 

No Down Payment -- 36 Mos. to Pay 

ETER Lumber Co. 

e. Phone 3200 


Final Scores In For 

Memorial Traffic Toll 

Despite early Indications that the 

1955 Memorial Day week end established 

an all time record for this hot 

Iday In trafflc fatalities, substantially 

final flMureg from the 48 stales and 

the District of Columbia reported by 

state official* for the "ilow Down 

Parsonage to Open 

SOMERS POINT—On July 0, from 

8 to 10 p, m,, open house will be 

featured at Ihe new parsonage of 

Ihe Bethany Methodist Church. 

Discolored Plant 

May Need Food 

Second Fertilizing 

Often Advisable 

By GEORGE W. MINSIN 

AgrlEullurtl Agsnt 

Hove you as a homeowner noticed 

any 'lightening of color in plant 

growth in your vegtable garden, or 

perhaps leaves of B6w4rs or other 

plants showing a light green color? 

This may result from lack of plant 

nutrients. Even though you may 

have applied adequate fertilizer material 

to date heavy rains of recent 

week! may have taken a kit of this 

food material Into solution and 

leached it from the soil. Perhaps a 

timely item you can do now would 

be to iide dress the vegetable far. 

den and make sure thaf other plants 

around your home grounds have 

plenty of feetL 

ROSE DUST 

Research carried on by the U, S, 

Deportment of Agriculture is direct, 

ed not only at a farmlni populnce 

but also to homeowner!: Recently 

analysts have been made of many 

types of materials which are lold 

on the market for the control of 

roie disease and Uliectt, Of the many 

on the market they suggest that i 

of 6 multl-purpoie ennbinmtions 

eouid be used, 

All six of the superior mines contain 

5% DDT and 1% Llndane as Insctticldes, 

pluj one of the following 

fungicides—mitictdes combinations: 

(1113147. copper, M% sulfur,' 1.3% 

aramlte; (2) 3.4% copper, 25% sulfur, 

4% malathlon; BJ 7J% ferbam, 

25% sulfur, 1S% anmiU; (4) 

7.S% feriram, 1% Karathane, 1.5% 

Umite; (S) i% zlnefe, 1.5% araralte; 

(S) 8% zlneb, 1% Karsthane, l.B% 

Jlllfllllttfl 

It u'jugissted that kMMn 

when purebulng any of the aU pur- 

Hand Calls for Crackdown on 

Needless Opening of Bridges 

y..i 

J&r those who desire 

individuality... 

The man who bontiN he '•avs what 

he think* is only excusing himself 

for not thlilkinj! what lie says, 

Clipper's 2IS and 223 horsepower V-8 rngines develop mora 

p«w*!r than any other inerliiim-prii/ff] ear! 

QUALITY LITY 

Biult by Packard k craflimcn, Clipptr is tlie niitstanding d car 

in in c-ij-ss for fine t,ir qit.ihtic and sheer vaiuel el 

The Clipper is the big buy. . . for it gives you the th most tc»r 

for your money In thr medium-price field! 

iVM iNViTB YOU-TO COMM tN TOOAY_. * .^TAKM THE 

En|oy "TV READER'S DIGEST" — WTILTV ChimMt t, 1:00 P. 

Maybe preaching woul, 

more practice If f0WPr 

look upon it «, a 

by J\ute*d Cflfo***, 

BISHOP MOTOR SALES, In 

You Will Enjoy 

SHOPPING on the BOARDWALK 

= NOTIGEN s 

The Remembrance Shop 

Ocean City's Card and Gift Headquarters 

IS LOCATiD AT . . • 

962 BOARDWALK 

GIFTS — TOYS — CARDS 

PHONE 3387 

For Everyone 

Gifts 

IMP/^DTcn DOMESTIC 

IA ^S D AND NQVILTY ITEMS 

Imported Silk NiCKTIiS from Java 

They are New 

They are Unusual 

_ They are ieauflfui 

?OMi IN ANDJKTHEM 

740 iOARDWALK 

PHONI "SIR 

S 

TH1 OC1AN CITY SENTINIL.LEPOBft 

SOMMS POINT—In hearings Sat anil Live" campaign, show a 2,3 per 

unlay before Municipal Judge nleh- cent reduction below the flnnl trafard 

Thompson, Prank H, Q'Koefe, SO, fic death total for 19S4, 

of Newark, was given a SO-tlay sits. .Attorney General Graver C. RicW 

pended sentenee and ordered to man Jr. pointed out that 22 states 

leave the city, after he was charged 

and the District of Columbia reduced 

fatalities below 1BS4 while eight 

wllh being drunk and disorderly In 

stales held even with their record 

the vicinity 'of Shore Memorial Has. of a year ago for Memorial Day 

l 

week end. Eighteen states recorded 

E, Alden nichards, 2,1, Main si., an Increase in iraflle deaths for _thit 

Itoyorsford, paid a fine of S2S on a period from fl p. m, on May 27 lo 

iliarge of being a disorderly per«on midnight on May 31. as compared 

on Shore Road, and a fine of $10 with last year. Five slates (Rhode Is- 

for failure to have his driver's II. land, Vermont, Idaho, Montana and 

uense und rpiilslratipn in his posses, North Dakota) and the Distrlcl of 

sion, 

Columbia had no hluhway dcathii 

Kenneth Schnell, 30, of 14-10 Afton during the period. 

st, PhUadolphia, was fined $83 on a 

charge of being a disorderly person, In commenting on the record of 

_ Samuel Shapiro, 59S0 Koniple av,, New Jersey. Attorney General nleh. 

Philadelphia, waived a hearing, and man said: "Despite our best efforts 

paid a line of SJO for failure to yield to alert and safeguard the traveling 

the right of way at an intersection, public, Memorial week end brought 

and bcinsi Involved In a minor acci- needless loss of life on the high 

dent ,11 Bay and Mjgbee av, ways of our State, Soon we will be 

Louis J, Piore, Philadelphia, for. 

preparing for another long week end, 

foiled $30 bail when he failed to 

which will be. in fact, anolher test 

appear for a hearing on a elurge of 

for survival in traffe. Let's resolve 

areless driving on the Mays Landing 

to include safety In our Fourth of 

July travel plans and try to keen 

road. 

the fatality slate clean by use of four 

Those who waived hearings and simple and familiar words; 'Slow 

paid lines for various motor vehicle Down and Live! 

violations! James Kyan, Stamford, 

Colin,, fined 115 for careless drlvng; 

Charles Prye, 102 N, Monroe 

iv,, Margate, $S0 fine for careless 

driving; Hubert G. Schwab, Phlladelphia. 

fined $1B for careless driv. 

ing; John E, Wagner, Philadelphia, 

fined $15 for careless driving; Venedlclo 

Fernande?,, 1203 Columbia av,, 

Pleasantville, fined jSO for careless 

driving. 

1 pose materials now sold on ihe mar. 

ket for control of pests on roses 

should buy one of the above six that 

" 

show those ingredients listed. Many 

of the mixtures examined showed 

that materials were incompatible 

and one material mlsed with the 

Legion Groups other cut down the effectiveness of 

both, 

Enjoy Dinner 

EST CONTROL 

Speaking of all purpose mixtures, 

Wilson Honored for if your vegetable garden is small 

Rescuing Fishermen and you are iiiteresled In producing 

quality vegetables try using one of 

Legion Auxiliary 

SOMEBS POINT — Clark-EIlason he all purpose vegetablj dust or 

>ost 382, American Legion, and Us prays now on the market. The use 

Plans For Events 

Auxiliary held the annual past com. f these combination materials will 

SOMEBS POINT—Nomination of 

mandcrs' and presMenls' jlinner give you adequate 

lrictrs featured a meeting of the Saturday evening at Mac's Restau- seN and inset-ts. 

Auxiliary of Ciark.Ella.ign Post 3S2. rant. 

Many of the new materials give 

American Legion, •Monday evening About 50 attended the dinner, with beltoi 

in the Post Homo. Nominations will William yieih, a past commander, as 

bo open for the next meeting, July loastmaster. Mr. Vitslh outlined the 

II. work of the Marine Unit of the In. 

Mrs, Evelyn Hartley presided, A :al civil defense, 

eport was made on Ihe poppy sale Richard Schmeld. commander of 

at which $59-was realised. Plans were 

the Psit, ipreitntBd Wsrren Wilson 

made for a takeout sale of sea- 

with • brsnit medal and certififood 

platters July 1, at the Post 

cate, to honor {him for rescuing 

Home, 

two fishermen October 11, 1953.' 

Plans were completed for the three Mr. Wilson Is vice-commander of 

booths the Auxiliary will have at the the Marine Unit. 

summer carnival of the Post, July 7, 

B and 9, at the Post Home, 

He was cited for having saved the 

Mrs: Lois Ewing Will be in charge ILves of Iwo fishermen who fell over, 

of the parcel post booth, Mrs, hoard from the boat "Our Boy" in 

Maudo Clark, the fancy work booth, the waters of the inlet between 

and Mrs, William Vieth the fancy Ocean City and Langport, 

work and novelty booth. Mrs. Vieth .Mrs, Herman Meskers, a past presi. 

was hostess at the social hour which dent uf the auxiliary, introduced the, 

followed the meeting. 

past officers present: Mrs. Lois 

Ewinf, Mrs, Claire Vielh and Mrs, 

llutli Haijeriy. Past commanders in- 

Methodist Women 

cluded William Vielh, John Sum- 

Install Officers 

mers IT I, Albert Ewlnff and John De. 

SOMERS POINT—Installation of bus, 

officers of the Woman's Society of Mrs. Vieth, Immediate pasl presi. 

Christian Service took place at the dent of the Auxiliary, was presented 

evening service Sunday in Bethany with a corsage, Mrs, John Debus, 

Methodist Church. Mrs, Edward Wat. wife of the immediate past com- 

lei's was installed as president; Mrs, mander of the Post, received the 

Ralph Barrett, vice president; Mrs, floral centerpiece. .Dancing concluded 

Floyd Vorhees, treasurer; Mrs, Karl the evemn 

Hickmun, recording secretary; also 

the following secretariat: Mrs. Vor. 

hues, Literature and Publications: 

1 Benewlnl his long effort to avoid "It ittmi fa line tfiBfe li no %o- 

lengthy and needless Interruptions lutlon ,to iHili problem except, as Is 

of highway traffic -caused by the 

dono In «ome caioi, that i tht 

brjdgH ihould *• «ptn«d on SBBI* 

frequent opening of drawbridges in 

regularly established schedule, and 

the South Jersey resort area. Con- 

that the boatmen should guide 

gressman T. Millet Hand, of New 

makes only 

themselves accordingly. 

Jersey's Second District, has filed 

flfiother complaint with the Army "I am conscious of the great Im- 

flony Club 

Englneeri, it was disclosed today. 

i 

portance of sport boating throughout 

In a letter to Ll.-Col. William p. our area, and I certainly do not want 

Murphy, acting district engineer in the boatmen to be unduly inconveni- 

the Philadelphia district, Congress, enced! However, there is such a 

lucts Officers 

man Hand called attention to his thing as the balancing of conveni- 

complaints in previous years, ences. 

iDinntr Climaxes 

"I am frank to say that I would 

"To my own personal knowledge, 

100 Attend 

rather have one boat somewhat in- 

the bridge over Ihe Cap* Miy convenienced than to tie up 100 or 

e 

Canal last Sunday wai spin five so motor vehicles and traffic gener- 

times In a period of 30 to IS minally for literally downs of periods 

utes," he laid, "With the lummer throughout a busy day. 

season on the verge of opening In 

our Southern New Jersey ressrti, "The situation has become so 

Ihli iproblem bids fair to be went serious that It will tend lo discour- 

thtn ever, 

age automobile .traffic to our sea, 

shore resorts, and thus seriously 

"For the life of me, I do not un. disrupt the economy or the area," 

dersland why 100 to 200 motor ve. he declared, 

hides should be held In line for a 

protracted period of time and the "I sincerely hope you will review of ice cream- 

right-of-way invariably yielded to this situation and alleviate these dif- 

one small vessel with fishing or ra. ficultles by enforcing reMiilaliuns be. 

dio outrlgging, or indeed, for a fore the height of the summer sea. 

larger vessel without outriyginyL sun Is upon us," he concluded. er YOU CAN SUY1 

Navy Introducing 

Recruiting Program 

The Navy Recruiting Ofnee this 

week announced a,new radio pro. 

Kram, "Career Unlimited", to bo 

heard each Wednesday morning at 

10:15 over WLDB, the Atlantic,City ' 

Broadcasting Company. Arrange-1 

ments were completed this week. I 

Career Unlimited" will bring Us-! 

teners the latest In records, local re. 

K news, as well as answers la 

any questions sent in to the recruit. 

Ing office In Atlantic City. The purpose 

of the program is to bring to 

the youth of this area the oppor. 

tii ffd b liti i th 

control of His- jgj» 

cuntrol than the uld stand, 

uys of years ago. Remember old 

materials that have been used in the 

past such as biuoslone and other 

harsh materials may result in as 

much damage to.new variety plants 

s actual diseases or Insects, 

When you are applyinK material 

make sure that you know what it 

ontrols. I have talked to many 

rfomoowners who apply fungicides 

or the control of diseases and they 

hink that tliesM too control insects. 

You must use a different material to 

ontrol inseeis than to control dls. 

•ascs. Check these all purpose mix- 

UIEK for inyredients. The outside of 

he package will list the Insects and 

disenses that they control. If you 

arc faced with a problem at any time 

in choosing materials information 

can be obtained by calling^ the AsrieullLiral 

Agent at the Extension 

Rerviee in Cape May Court House 

•Mill) or by dropping a card to the 

ofnee. 

Plan Anniversary Mast 

.80 MERS POINT—There will be a 

Mrs. Albeit Lamberd, Spiritual Life; special Mass of. ThanksaivinB Satur- 

Mrs, Lorraine Lamberd, Missions; day, June 2Bi at 10 a. m, in St, Jo- 

Mrs, John M. Steelman, Christian seph's n. C, Church for Mr, and 

Social Relations and Local Church Mrs, Fred Smartloy Jr., of 044 Sec. 

Activities; Mrs. Henry Eckhardi, ond St., who will celebrate Ilieir flOUl 

Supply Work; Mrs, Gladys Scott, golden wedding anniversury. 

Student Work: Mrs, Sarah Norton, 

president of the Fellowship group. 

Plan Food Sale 

SOMERS POINT—The Ladles Aid 

bf Oraee Lutlieran Oliureli will hold 

a sale of devilled crabs, potato salad 

and cole slaw Friday, June 24, from 

11:30 a, m. to 0'p. m, at Ihe church. 

BUIUHIVG 

SUPPLIES 

es 0lTcred * enllstln « 100 members and guests of 

Club ot Ocean Lih at 

j£ the iKth nniuial bunqULt 

I inflaltotioll of the glolip Mon 

eiinlil 

PLEDCrOF PURITY 

YPIBDOI THAT BMYEI\S ICE CREAM HAS 

NEVER, CONTAINED ADULTERANTS. CUMS. 

CIIATIN|.I>DIIII on tuios, DtrnwiS oR/uynfitm 

FUVORINO OF *NY NATURE. • » » m m m 

RIAL CUFAM, CANE SUCAIV AND 

puae 

ARIUSIDIDMAKI' 

BUEYEMS ICECREAM 

in thc 

« 

On Bay Shore Drive 

Mr, und Mrs. William J.. O'Brien 

and family, of Drtxel Hill, will spend 

the season until after Labor Day at This famous "Pledge of Purify" guarantees ill lop quality 

their home here, 245 Bay Shore dr. 

OPENING YOUR COTTAGE, I Prevent Mildew 

ROOMING HOUSE, HOTEL 

FOR THE SEASON? 

'Destroy Musty Odors 

After being closed all winter, did you find it mildewed and musty from 

all the rain causing Dampness? HERE TO HELP YOU IS NEW 

No Fuss! 

No Muss! 

MIL-DUGAS comes in convenient bag for m. Used according to directions, M 

GAS placed in a tightly closed spice, such as a closet, drawer, blanket bag, for tl 

hours or more will fumigate and disinfect BLANKETS, BEDDING, CLOTHING, and 

musty odors and rpildew will be gene, ' • 

Always Keep Bags of MIL-DU-GAS Where Extra Bedding arid 

Clothing Are Stored. 

Money hack guarantee if not completely satisfied. 

_ j > h g n e PLEASANTViLLE 2310 . . . or at the Following Stores: 

FREEDY DRUG STORE, 701 Asbury Avenue 

MARTIN'S DRUG STORE -«• B«lrf«A *1- 

HAINIS DRUG STORE .. 401 Elghlh Streei 

SELVAGN PHARMACY, Ut Albury A«J*I 

STAINTON'S DEPT STORE, llh "d *W» 

HUGHES PHARMACY, llh and Wesley Ave, 69c OCEAN CITY HARDWARE CO, m> 

GLADSTONE PHARMACY .. 716 Boardwalk RALSTON DRUG STORE Sonun 

"Maybe we should go back 

•nd buy one that's long enough MM. by EXCELSIOR LABORATORY Box 683, Atlantic City, N. J, 

to reach the water!" 

In the Mediiim-Price Fieldhead 

of its class in everything.* 

The Clipper lends- its field in size wlicre it count's! Outside, 

nearly JH fi'it (if impressive, glamour, Inside, imcrnniped, 

vmcrowded .\p;it.'r for lilps, legs, ht uls and shoulderd 

jt Bn ' a Inn Somcl Key Personages at Colony Club Dinner 

•• 

ill 

s JofU BerUcr, toaatirlistrti.1, in 

the installing ofiki-r Mm 

jgy Hnniblcton lice pre,entl te tnvest luecessfully, his asserted 

p , Mrs T R SKeigail Full 

lj and Presi', Book, Mis Ikrljiit \u urn liunlil •> i""' nnslini, I" 

Siarlt and Mrs Flovd W 1 u\\ n llu Mini- niiil.il link hi ini 

nd Public Wclf-ui- Ml!, Che Itl t i,h ii mi mil iliqu ii 

Cnndlll, Sqtial Mis F I Pi 1 

mdMis Charles H Ash Ti li 

me Mrs Robert J, WallaLi W us 

J Mean* Mi Edward Juhnsun 

!. D P Men? Mrs E Matkn 

mn and Mrs Willard h Sharp 

Mill Conservation SL'IOI IE IIMI iiul 

lucatum Mis Augustus S dntt/ 

i Vmelnnd Dav Mis IIIIIM \ 

ribner. 

Budect Committee Mis Dimnn 

Paul L YinBllnB and Mr- PLI 

By-Law CommillLc Mis Iiilin 

Burkhiirdt Mis Curson Mi • 

Simmij Mis 1 L Wallm 

MnT R L' (JrtiMhTCn—iiul—STfT 

iljumy E ImbLsi 

Committees m tlmye of tin i\t 

1 festivltlPs uerL IJinm I Sn 

I Cliairmen Mr*i Rieli ird C Sin 

and Mrs Ralph 1 Tumpi. I'm 

ms, Alt Departffli nt Mrs Jiulk 

l i« u inn 

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hi, i i|n (I iiiui mi 

M „ i huiiiil 11 pui i' '^ 

mil ii il u i I hi imlih «Mh 111 

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Ih pi i' 11 i Mil mu Hawker arid piusoittud with a hey to 

ciionii City, 

The annual M. A. A. U. swim 

meet will 111! held at the Flanders 

pouls un Friday night. July 8, Tick, 

ii>i ore now on Niile by inemhcis or 

he Hub. 

in 1 in ill Him huh IK Inllion-, 

p.i \i n 

American business is saving tss 

by pouring fnsrs and nisre money 

bask ints Imprsvements Business 

failures are few and there ii not 

t§s much speculating in the mar 

ket he said 

h i* tniiili incti i lumplLX (udj^ 

In huifMi in L^tiu iml iim^l HltHh 

«i ih llu un iku ud (hn him 

idicd in lid \L ii i i i itm tnn 

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uiutk i ttiliuu (tm utmld tittflmt 

l mini In inulhti I limn ind 

Ihi Hunt umihl in ippumtici i tut 

tit II » in In duh In liliild up llu 

I nnili nl ill mil in* il mi In 1 lit 

m %l ^t mi moil 

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hu un li iinin, md hist lln hi 1 

{iitili in^ iikiiiiKitlt i^ml iiiu in 

in il ii llu ii iiui Imtnli Hn slunk 

ti * i 1 

Tho establishment of the Feier 

si Reserve Board has helped sta 

blllie and control credit, and has 

to a large degree stopped specula 

Han In land and commatflHei Stl 

dom do we hear of s land boom 

like the one which took place in 

Florida years ago he added iOUTIQUIi OLASSWABl 

DRIFTWOOD 

I i mills i i nip 11 i ipilili lin ARRANGEMENTS 

ni it i| i iiiiUd viih immtniiiiU 

MI ii nki 1 In miki i piiiliitiiin mi UNUSUAL SELECTION OP 

111 miikil tin In-I lui 1«D mmillii FINE PICTURES 

mil llu mind r n llu ct sum Hu 

ilitl in* fin Hit tuumunth pmnd 

MODIRATILY FRICiO 

«t 11 HU uniiu Miiuist i Iht Candelier Candles 

lit iku •. mi H i "I I" pmliitid 

in i I in [Hi md 

In Twlstsri, Twlgi 

Sn liniinii him,, knuui jn i and Novelties 

wliuli » i\ UIL *ltitk nnikiL \nll 

jiiinii whin rmiiini, mi i mimtiilv 

Hun 

TRUDIE MARCELLE 

' hi i 

i,i ,... . i 1 lUlillli CunM mil liliiiiill i mi inch ip (The Gift BoxJ 

11 hilll 11^ I I nli\ il 

hi | inn,, in Mbi in i I-.in it H"- 

'iH In II i ** Mil P 

(iiltim I'lulmii'.i' tn rBtRiT i iitlL-.t bill. 

n-js uiliomid In Misni Iihiard B 

llll N h n I Mi W i l l Nuilli 

I It « i I { niltii liiiiiilim.nl Mis 

H Iph \ i 

1 ( lik i mil Hi Iml 'i 

Tims III mi 1 iu i im In Hn.,11 DAISY'S 

940 BOARDWALK 940 

Between ?th and 10th Sf reeff 

SPECIAL PURCHASi! 

SHORT and LONG SLEEVE CARDIGAN 

Ideal lummer WelBM Jacket far Ceo| Days and Ivtnlnai 

100% Vtrgm Waal - Bulky Knit , J OQ 

Sn#i34to40 Regular 11.95 SPfCIAL /i7W 

IN BLACK - HiB —• •LUB (with Osld THreadl - OBCHID - PINK 

n.i^ltr'BIIJ-.i'wl: 

Summons Issued in 

Bay av. Collision 

Hubert 11. Syii, 25, of (524 Centra! 

iv., was Issued u siiinmoiis by police 

lullowinM a minor accident Wesliies- 

Jiy miirnlni! at 9th st. and Boy av. 

Aeeurdtny to Pll, Carle Cost, Syc'a 

juto crashed hilo the rear of an. 

oilier operated by Baynor C. Currey, 

28, of 440 Oceon Heights av,, Lin- 

»ood, when the latter stopped for 

traffic light. Both ears were traviling 

east. The- Nummnn^ eharMed 

sve with follawtnii too elnscly in 

iralTit'. 

SPECIAL HANDBAGS 9,95 

OUTSTANDINS VALUiS AT 

Mmm -- 

GILLIAN'S 

FUN DECK 

OUR 25th YEAR 

At Plymouth Place and Boardwalk 

.ENTERTAIN ME NT 

FOR YOUNG and OLD 

6 R-i-D-i-S 6 

YOU'LL FIND 

OUR HUP COURTiOUS 

AS ALWAYS 

EVERYONE'S 

Cordially Invited 

TO ... 

COPPER 

KETTLE 

FUDGE SHOPjg 

. . . i 

1100 Block Boardwalk 

SATURDAY 

JUNE 25th 

at 7:30 P. M. 

PAGE 1— SECTION- 

y2 lb. BOX OF OUR FAMOUS FUDGE 

To Everyone Who Buys One lb. During Our Opening 

THIS OffER LIMITED T011B. P!R PERSON 

IN PERSON 

THE FRANK MOORE FOUR 

Plus Other Famous Names 

Events to bt Broadcast over Station W.O.N.D, 7:30 P.M. to 11;30 P.M. 

•-

iON WHJtf > v - 

PISHING IS FUN 

FOR VOUNG and OLD 

BOATERS 

ATTENTION! 

16' Seafarer 

THE BIG 

Rugged Boat 

,fe IDEAL FOR: 

g and Family Use 

Lerigth—16' 

• Depth—28" 

• Beam—64" 

• Weight—320 lbs. 

ONLY $ 480 

ALL Accf SSORIIS AVAILABLE 

OCEAN CITY 

BOAT WORKS 

19 PLEASURE AVENUE 

OCIAN CITY 1110 

*•* Our Oth>r tHu ValbM 

!, a>a,ny at Substantial Saving* 

Matty a girl goes to college with 

Ute Intention of making a name for 

herself and winds up turning Uio 

Job over to some man. 

MAY'S 

Boat Vard & Basin 

12lh ST. it BAYFRONT 

U-DRIVE 16-FT. 

POWER BOATS 

For R.nt by Day or Half Day 

Rowboats for Hire 

BAIT - TACKLE 

Marine Gas and Oil 

Full Line of 

MARINE PAINT and 

ACCESSORIES 

DEEP SEA FISHING BOATS 

•tai-W 

leaving Daily at 9 A. M. 

BAIT and TACKLE FURNISHED 

ROW BOATS FOR HIRE 

CHARTER BOATS FOR HIRE 

ALLEN'S DOCKS 

[Fourth and Bay Avenues 

Phone 8513 

OCEAN PIER 

FISHING 

DAY or NiGHT 

59th ST. PIER 

\N ANGLERS PARADISE % MILE INTO THE SEA 

>\" -' 

||Tdckl« Furnished at Slightly Additional Cost 

Picnic Privileges — Luncheonette 

i. J I* cr\ ALL REDUCED RATES 

^ClUITS DUC DAY FOR CHILDREN 

COME *nd GO PRIVILEGE ' 

SEASON TICKETS OFFER A REAL SAVING 

AMPLE FREE PARKING 

YWllKBDTHESE 

OUTSTANDING VALUES: 

rlass Tackle Box "££S?. $ 9.95 

I,Reel, Line "£".'11.95 

^SPECIAL FOR THE KIDDIES) LEVEL WIND 

P# asting Reel S $S95 *3.00 

^ 

KIDDIES' LIFEGUARD VEST 

KEEPS YOUR CHILD SAFE AT PLAY 

IN OR ON THE WATER $*> AO 

Reg. $450 SPECIALl O.4V 

,i j - > . 

SPINNING REELS 

National Popular Makes 

'.^D.Diffaraiit-ltocls to Choose From 

Galling Embryo 

Tennis Players 

Instruction Classes 

•Planned by Johnson 

Again thii year, beginning tennli 

players can learn the sport from a 

professiorml tennli Mpsrt at ,thi 

Ocean City Tennij Club,, 

Wallace P. Johnson, fanner United 

States Davis Cup player and present 

tennis and squash cwaoh at the University 

of Pennsylvania, again will 

be In charge «f ihe club for Uie ium. 

mer. 

Novices of the racket sport can 

register Immediately for dosses by 

signing at Ihe club or by phone. Mr, 

Johnson wUl instruct ihe classes 

every Monday and Wednesday at 9 

a. m.. beginning about July 1. 

Future events scheduled at Uie 14. 

court club this summer include the 

Junior Atlantic Coast tournament set 

for the first week in August for 

girts and boyi in age groups IB and 

under and IS and under. 

The annual Harvey Y, -Lake Mem. 

orlal Tennis Tournament for men's 

singles and doubles championships is 

set to begin the second week of 

August. 

Large Fish In 

County Listed 

Philadelphian Wins 

Weekly Contest Prize 

Fred Burrows, of 840 East Ashmead 

-St., Philadelphia, was declared 

the weekly winner In Cape May 

County's 20th Annual Fishing Contest, 

it was announced by Walter H, 

"Veen, director of public affairs. 

Burrows submitted his entry of a 

hree pound, nine ounce flounder 

which he hooked at Townsend's Inof. 

The entry was turned in by 

iighmaster Dave Glassford. 

The largest flounder caught (luring 

he week was recorded by E. F, 

Kayser Jr., of Thorofare, while fishing 

et Slrathmere. It tipped the 

•ales at 7 pounds 4 ounces. 

The largest weakfiih wit hooked 

by Lester Nictwrion, South Seavide, 

and weighed eight pounds, 

14 eunen. The runner up weakle 

was one which weighed eight 

pounds, two ounces, caught by 

William L. Kane, North Wlldwood. 

Elmer S. Shelly, Lansdale, Pa., sub. 

lilted an entry of a hlueiish, which 

relahed nine pounds, three ounces, 

ittested to by Edward Cornman, 

Jcean City. 

While flishing out of Ottciis Harlor, 

WIldwyocL' William K. Knes-. 

.ant, Oibbsluwn, caught the larjiost 

.ailing of the week, weighing 11 

pounds, 14 ounces. 

New Castle Stakes is 

Delaware Park Feature 

One of Delaware Park's busiest i 

weeks Is about to come to a close, 

with the biggest attraction slated for 

Saturday when the $38,000 New Cas. 

tie Stakes—middle gem in the qiia'i 1 -. 

er-milliun dollar Distaff Big Three 

ierles—is the magnet at the Stan- 

.on oval, • 

The«New Castle, until this year the 

pnly "hundrod.grander" anywhere in 

the, world for fillies and mares, is 

now replaced by the 1150,000 Delaware 

Handicap in that capacity. For 

the past two years, the New Castle 

was a $100,000 added, mile and a 

quarter handicap. This season, it 

serves as a mile and a sixteenth ma. 

]or prep for its successor, the Delaware 

Handicap, 

The Distaff Big three, a sequence 

of £iliy.and-mjre specials unmatched 

anywhere, began with lasl week 

end's rich Delaware Oaks, restricted 

three.year.ojds. Both the "new" 

New Castle and ihe newly-named 

Delaware Handicap (scheduled for 

Saturday, July 2) are open to fillies I 

and mares three-years-old and up. 

ward. The climactic Delaware is a 

mile and a quarter classic, inheriting 

the distance of the "old" New Castle. 

The New Castle attracted a record 

list of 188 nominations, and from 

that impressive contingent should 

conic a staitiny line-up worthy of 

thr ot-tabion 

THE QCEAM CITY 

They Paced Beach Patrol Atpirdnh 

THREE FASTEST swimmers in qualifying test for Beach 

Patrol jobs are congratulated by Patrol Cant. Thomas Williams, 

They are Nelson Baker, of PhiladelphlS, left, who 

finished third- Lee Spampinato, second, of Bronx, N. Y,, 

and Al BrothBrs, first place, of Philadelphia.—Senior Studio 

photo. ' 

Around the Fishing Beat 

By DEAN ENGLISH 

Flounders were the mainstay this 

week as fishing crowds slowly in. 

creased in the watera surrounding 

the city. Heavy fog over the week 

end disappointed some would-be 

anglers who has a difficult time 

finding their favorite spots In the 

bad weather. 

With Increasingly better weather 

and the closing of schools hi the 

metropolitan areas, hopes are high 

that the coming week end's catch 

will be a good one. 

Fete Graham, at Anchor'n Point, 

200 Bay av., reports that there were 

many people out over the week end 

and nobody should have been disappointed, 

since every party had some 

luck. < 

Fred Brinkman, of this city, was 

the champ, however, as he pulled in 

84 flounders on Sunday, Bill Brinkman, 

along with Dick Raymond, got 

35 flounders the same day. The- same 

two men brought back three bushels 

of clams on the trip—big ones, too, 

according to the report, A party 

from Ohio brought in 20 flounders 

on Monday, Graham adds, 

* 4 * 

Fishermen leaving fromJSfeelman'g 

dock at 2nB "it. M Bay'avSWii trie 

"Seaway" Monday had little luck until 

the last hour, when it picked up 

considerably and some good sea bass 

and a few porgies were boated. The 

fog on Sunday made the sport dif. 

ficult, but some flounder were 

brought back, including one weighing 

In at four pounds, 

". . • • ' * • . 

Flounders and a few kings were 

reported by Lemont's pier at 308 Bay 

av. on Sunday and Monday. Dene 

Lukens, Frank Shaw and "Eddie 

Moran, of Philadelphia, were the 

top anglers on Sunday, This group 

captured 59 flounders and one lone 

weakflsh. Lukens and Moran went 

out again on Monday and brought 

back 37 more of the same kind. 

Other good catches of flounder 

reported at Lemont's were IB caught 

by Harry Klause and j; P, Miller of 

Ocean Cityi the same number landed 

by James Buckley and his daughter 

and son-in-law tram Darby, Pa,, and. 

IB credited to Norman Harbolt, of 

Philly, 

Late last week, Sam Wilson, of the 

rertrt, landed a large perch in addition 

to about 20 kingfish and 

flounders, Bill Travllla of Philadel. 

phia brought in nine flounders on 

Monday and Mrs, -Hughes, Miss 

Camarola and young Robbie Hughes 

pulled eight flounders out of the bay 

ihe same day. Half of the latter to< 

tal was pulled out by young Hughes, 

* a ts . 

Captain Ted Allen at Allen's at 

324 Bay av. -reports that crowds 

fishing off the public pier at the loot 

of 4th st. were having good luck and 

pulled in at least 75 flounders on 

Sunday, 

Over the week end, Hank Collins, 

VHIS IS CALLED GIRL SKIPPING ROPE 

„ IT*! AN ABSTRACT BY A GUY CALLED _ 

SACK; WE D 

ILWOODJCAHLEY at the Hammond 

For Your Dining Pleasure Also ivery Evening Until 2 A. M. 

FREE PARKING FOR OUR GUESTS 

AT 39TH STRUT and LANDIS AVINUI 

DELAWARi PARK 

TH0R0UGHBREV RACING AT ITS MST 

Saturday, June 25 

feature 

THE NEW CASTLE Estimated Gross—$35,000 

t and Mares, Thret-year-oldi and upward—One mi/f 

Saturday, July 2 

THE DELAWARE HANDICAP.ISSX 

Riehtst Ran in the World jar Fillies and Marts 

fililti and Main, Three-year-olds and upward—One mlk and a quarter 

, • ' • ' * * * , 

8 RACK DAILY—MONDAYS THRU SAfURDAYS-THRU JULY 4 

Post Time 2:00 P.M. (Daily Double closes 1:45 PM—D.S.T.) 

- . _ * • * ' . * • ' : 

Regular parking—25« Valet Parking—5Oc additional 

Available Through All Entrances 

Come to Delaware Park via The Delaware Memorial Bridge 

and follow the directional sign*. 

FASHION SHOW THURSDAYS—on fashion stage in front of grandstand at 12t3O P.M. 

—and laler in clubhouse dining room. 

See a thrilling race every day on TV—Channel 1? • 4:30 to 5:00 P-Mand 

POST TIME U.S.A. at 7:15 P.M. Fridays on Same Channel 

THE DELAWARE STEEPLECHASE AND RACE ASSOCIATION 

DONALD P. ROSS, Fntidtnl UWIS S MUNSON, Jr, TreoiurW 

BRYAN FiaD. Vict-Pni; and Ctn. Mgr. B, H. WOOD, Sm. and Ah'l Tnat. 

H«W ;:+ 

df f 11 n' On 

«nd Gossip of 

JiuffUboird Club 

H H, PARKS 8AKBR 

av»Uable courts • weic 

atunJay, and the cement 

had men working on 

flit needed ottantfon 

«~t progressive tournameiU 

l will be held on Monng, 

July 4, at 10 o'dock 

open to Bll Who care" to 

lb members or not. 

cn progressives, howe 

held on Saturdays at 2 

on Wednesdays at 8 p m, 

yjptftcd t» members only 

«i ire IB yeara of age or older 

JA to enter any of these touraSTtonttct 

any of the follow- 

Tjius Henry, Charles Hnls- 

,WHli»m Miller, Howard Turk- 

L and Watson Lambert. The 

"' and you rccdvo In ex- 

Fishing Contest 

to be Returned 

,„ . ended in a drau and 

WH1 be renewed tomorrow at the 

local club 

EDMUND L. / 

WISHAM 

Ing will be constructed over the 

Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in New 

PjUy by the Pentagon, Chicago's 

rt and lhe Emplrc 

KT1Xr 

— REALTOR — 

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HO OCEAN AVE. PHONE 0900 

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Splendid location, spacious (•ndieipttl grounds. 3 large 

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forced hot air heat. All for only $19,500. 

LOVELY BAY VIEW COTTAGE 

All the advantages of bay view living at a fraction of the 

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bedrooms and bath. Hot water heat. Sacrifice, $7,950. 

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3 bedrooms plus ill other convenience In thii complete 

home, modestly furnished, plus furnished apartment 

over garage. All for the price of $11,500.00. 

FORREST R. BRIDEGAM 

INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 

PHONE: O.C. 0953 & 2668 516 EIGHTH STREET 

NO TELEPHONE INFORMATION PLEASE 

Inspection is a Pleasant Service; Call at Our Office 

CAREY'S 

REAL ESTATE SERVICIS 

"O.#r JO run Expirlinc. In O«.m City *••• !•»•••" 

15th St. and Boardwalk Phone 0178 

MR. .hd MM. T. 40HH CAREY. Ov.nirihlp^»n.s.n1illt 

FOR SALE - NEW HOMES 

BUNGALOW ALOW 

2032 W«t Aw 

l.vh,e rwm, 1 b.dre-.m., t.l. brih, UWra* 

n.rt.rpd w.llfc 911 h,.t. Wo«l rt..k « * * G 

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IbUNGALOW 

2036 West Av§> 

l 2 tll.'bi«,^ IMn» .»> *"* Ul *'"' 

. G,r,g., |,«t Stf- x 1J0-- City «•»«'. 

IJUNGALOW 2 320 Weif Atfi ' 

i til* b*lh. Heated. C#n bt 

1812 Asbury Ave 

* k ^ tB 

THE 

ittrong |bld for the crown Is 

a team from the IChatterbox, made 

up of Ocean City High School's 

Croup 1 state ichamps for 1955. 

Other teams tentatively set for 

league play ore Herl's, Iliiguntine, 

Fiesta, llanscom's, Raiders, and the 

Undersized Lobsters 

Against State Law 

The State Division of Flsli and 

Oome today warned skippers or all 

vensels engaged In lobster fishing 

against taking spawning or undersized 

lobsters contrary to liivv. 

Dr. A. Ilenton Underbill, director, 

announced u number of arrests iuivt 

already been made by Captain Joeph 

Matins otjlle Mate LOJMJI P.I 

trol, and heavy lines imposed. The 

legal penalty is $20. fur catrh lobster 

token that is spawning or under 

legal length, offered for sale, imported 

or exported together with for 

fcllure bt L all apparatus used .in 

.aklllg. 

The law prohibits the taking of 

ipawning lobster or lobster smaller 

than three and one-eighth inth from 

the rear end of the eye socket to 

the rear end ot the body shell on a 

parallel line. 

MORTGAGE LOANS 

Conventional—F.H.A. 

Construction Loans—G.I. 

NATIONAL SANK 

OF OCEAN CITY 

Ocean City, N. J. 

ilA ISLE OFFICE; 

43rd Street and Landlt Avenut 

Member Fedenl Deposit iuarun 

Curperaupp 

FOR SALi 

SUMMiR COTTAOi 

Close to beach. 5 bedrooms, 

bath. Jiving room, dining 

roam and kitchen. 

Furnished. 

Immediate Possession. 

Financed 60%. 

Price s 6800 

DUPLIX APARTMBNT 

NIC! LOCATION 

Living room, kltthen, 1 bedroomi, 

and bath. Other Apartm*iiti 1 

••driwm, living roam, kitchen and 

bath. Partly furnished. OH hot 

water heat, Beit of condition. One 

tar garage. 

FINANCE 70% 

Immediate Possession 

Price 912,500 

D. ALLEN 

STRETCH, JR. 

803 Central Avenue 

Phone 0655 

Sabre,Gents. Others wIshltME to competis 

siiould have a member at the 

July 1 meeting or notify Howell by 

that- time, the director adds. 

Sports Slants 

/nsuf© Vowf Tltte end Is 

By PET1 

AuLo iiaeing—or racing 

as It should be c«U«f— : hM come to 

some kind of turning point when as 

many people (jet killed as have been 

rubbed out In the lost few weeks. 

The big -accident was, of course, the 

one ot Le Mara, where 70 persons 

were blotted out. 

That was because the spectators 

were In the path of death where 

they were standing. Tiie same h 

true in many places such as Indlanapolls. 

Nut only Is U miraculous 

that fewer spectators get killed at 

I he uniiuul Indianapolis race but it 

is a miracle fewer onlookers are not 

clobbered til other major races (n 

the USA and abroad. 

Take the Memorial D*v r*c», 

though^ 'or *n «x«mpltT Tht trpek 

l& the i*m* At it wa» 20 y«»r» ago. 

The turning grada* on fh* brick 

track are the fame » they were 

when driver* were averaging 105 

miles an hour. The pact h*f both 

(topped up now to where driver* 

average 130 miles an hour, or 

more. 

Tlu> average has been pushed up 

;lowly eiu.il, year or two. New grip 

u< i, ncu engine KtL'J^1 new method** 

:« maiiitain tiiiLtiuii on the curves— 

hese are the things (hut have made 

higher .npee4.H at Indlsnnpolb possible. 

But the drivers are pushing 

their luck mure and more, also. 

With back wheel drive the cars 

are Ulll dangerous and until there 

is such a thing as successful fourwheel-drive 

racers in the annual 

Memorial Day classic, death will be 

lurking nearby for the drivers. And 

H then crack-ups and fatalities 

will be possible, though four-wheel 

drive will cnablu the driver to have 

bettor cuntrol of his. car, especially 

on curves. 

By next year a four-wheel drive 

fLANT FOUNDED IN IMf 

Fane/ Dressed Guest 

MRS. ORACi BROOKE, ol Bi»l. 

*M., In her •(••white'««Mt 

wan flrit prin.M the but drtlitd 

lady at iaturday's Bay NlnetlM 

•all In tan|ynttl«n with Antlqu. 

Aute Club eytlni^-Strilor itudlo. 

COMPLITI TITLI INSURANGi 

THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY 

CHELSEA TITLE 

and GUARANTY COMPANY 

OCEAN CITY 

NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BUILDING 

OTHER OFPlCSSi 

IS Girls Seek 

Beauty Crown 

State Contest at 

Wildwood Tonight 

Fifteen young women wW cotnp«lc 

for the title of "Mais New Jersey" 

tonight and tomorrow night In the 

annual Iresuty pageant, being conducted 

at WJldwood for the first 

tune. 

Judging of the >glrls for beauty 

and talent will be at B:30 p. m. both 

nljihUi. The •giris will appear In a 

parade at noon on Saturday, wKJi 

the Wildwood Steins Band leading 

the way. 

First prize will lie a $400 «Sn>tarship 

and A trophy. Trophies also 

will go to two runnei&up. 

Milt Joan Waltar, "Mil. NfW 

Jtrtty of 1954," will opfn Hi* 

pnKttdlngi tonight, whtri Hit tontafttanf* 

will b* ludpid In avcnlnfi 

gowns and lor talMh Thb/ trill 

appear In bathing tulfv tomorrow 

night for ttw final |wdgtn«. 

Arthur Craig Mothuea, Brosdway 

stur, will he mantcr of ceremonies 

for the two evenings. 

Winner of the slate frown wUl go 

on to compete for fthe "Mis* America" 

title lit Atlantic City in September 

rac*r may b* In the money. Thar* 

hav* been others, but ntxt Vfar a 

ntw vartlon fhotild bt ready. It 

could revolutlenlia this part »f 

rating. 

But aside from these things, the 

spectators are taking « chance every 

time they crowd in close to the rai], 

specially on the turns, because If 

anything «ucs wrong on o turn 

there's likely to be bad trouble. And 

if spectators try tu stop a racer, they 

always fail. Since high-octane gasoline 

is really packed Into every corner 

of modern-day racere, Uiege cars 

arc flaming death traps U a driver 

comes afire and can't gfet out. 

If spectators are in. Uie way that's 

Just tough. There Is li(> cure for the 

pctattir danger un)ess watchers 

were forced to stand back from the 

rails. But this might cut down op 

the "take" nnd therufnrp, like headgear 

far boxers, It Is unlikely to 

come Into vogue. 

S A L E 

HOUSE SUITABLE FOR 

GUEST HOME 

8 bedroom*, 4 baths, 

completely furnished. 

Gat H»at. Vicinity 15th 

and Central Avenue. 

$20,000 plus 

$1250 fdr adjoining lot 

Phone Owner, 1031 

for appo|n»rri«nt „ 



BUNGALOWS 

OIL HIAT 

WEST AVE. (Oc.an Side) 

Retwwn 49th and 50th St. 

Larg> Living Room, Combination 

Kitchen and Dinette. Neir btach. 

Bedroom). Convenient to train. 

*9430 «c.ch 

Will Flnanc*. Ready i,wUttikwp«» 

the •pbt.M.tfct, try jttttlftt 

2 Elected For 

Audubon Center 

Nature tpur* For 

Summtr Discussed 

TWo new mrqibers were elected \o 

fill vacancies pn Bie board ot directors 

of the Audubon Cei)tcr of Swtti 

Jersey, Cape May County, at It* 

June meeting in Court House. 

They wer* Mm. Stanley Diclcereon, 

of Spots^vnod, N. J., active as an organizer 

for Junior Aufubon Clubs 

witn the NaUoncI Audubon Society, 

and J. Albert Starkey. of VIneland, 

teacher of physios ahd chemistry In 

Vlnctand Hleh School. 

Tf»y win nthM«) t» • 

Hou'.t, a*iM n LNll* f o&r, «4 imrth 

ftavlll*. 

Bennett K. Matlack, of Brtdgoton, 

president of the Audubon Center, 

outlined plans for ihe fiscal year 

whteb begins In September, fwr toe. 

turcs were selected from olferlnga 

of the national Boolety to be pre- 

sented at the September and May 

week onds In Cape ofay. 

Because the Center now tins J. 

Stanley QuicVmbe Jr. as its fulltime 

director. It was decided to raise 

the annual registration fee to $3. A 

sustaining membership of *10 also Is 

offered 

Plans were discussed fpr several 

nature tours on Saturdays In July 

and August, for study of birds, (lowers 

and shells 

Excessive speed was the principal 

cause of traffic accidents li) I9ti. 

Income Property 

Large Riildtnta tullablt (or 

Cuait HOUII qr Ctnvarslvn 

to AparfrhAnts. 

Op*n Daily 

419 Ocean Avenue 

EBWARDH. 

MILLS 

RealI Estate -Insurance 

219 At bury Avenut 

Merit jl»f : 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

FOR SALE 

MOPIRN 

RANCH TYPE HOMI 

ON MAIN HIGHWAY 

1 bfdrMmi, automatic hot witar 

Hut thVwilWirt. •«•« tint Lot. 

BAY WATERFRONT 

FOR 35 YEARS 

IXTRA MBDIRN 

} bedrMini, automaHc hat water 

heat throughout. Mutt b. iMn te 

bt 

$23,000 

We have been helping ihoM who irt Infireiftd In buying, 

telling orIwlhg R«»l E»Ule In Oeein City ••Hi.vlclnlly. 

If you tra Int.reiterJ, wt fciltW wt «« Mf yW »t^ •• 

we h«ve helped m«ny O»h#ri. .'. " 

HANEY LtOYD CHATTiN 

REALTOR 

WS AiiURY AVI. PHONE 00W 

»4 IRlOHf ON HACE PHONE 0432 

,2IATHS| 

H3.990 

2IEDROOWS.1IATH 

$12,990 

fti 

IN f OMIIS rQWT. M. J. 

City Schools 

R.tenJ Gradupte 

Jpln Paid Staff \ 

•it a*f 

TMu 

the rettnfi . 

ben a* office clerk., 

The" M 

Two members' of Uie 1S39 gr»dui> will bt raeetvtxL- tf ftoo, R 

lac d*»* of Owaa aHMdShl 

aiy'HMdi .School ing, jubr Wr" 

will return to, put Institution Ma|n 

-Uui Ume as employed In Uwachool 

s^t. 

Tho ho BoJtMJ of EducaUon Tuesday 

evenniog 

approved the 'employment 

1 •> '»•• 

The b*aid alii 1 

rORSALE 

C«tta»t facing thf bf autlful Egg I 

and bath *nJ Ml, living room, 

2-car garag*. Thii pr«Pt>rty Is hot *»t« 

Lot tii* 41* * 115'» 13' allay in raar-L . 

mortgage for 60% of purchat* pric*. $U 

FOR SALE 

N.w twp t>aajroom Bvngalpw with 

til* bath, llvlhg room, dlrtlng room, I 

W x 120* to 15' allay in rtoar. Thf* you mint too if I 

prict of ir,MO.O0. 

FOR K^lt 

i bwiroomt l»t floor (not baftmwnt) Apartmtnt, 900 J 

r>«nnlyn PI., Augutt H. to S^Jt.mbar »Dth. 

NO PHONB INFOMMAttON. 

OUR SUMMM RCNTAL LISTINSS ARE MO 

David V. Bradfor 

neALtd* 

111 Atlontlc Avonw* 

MAIMLAHD HOMES FOR SALE 

BEMStEV?' POINT. Cwnmodiou*, aftractiva' 

bungatoVr with 100 fMt bay *rbnf*B«, HpirUri}...••-£•-,* 

dock. Larga llvind roont with flraplae*, *uh parlpr, 4ft»V.| 

room*, 2 bathk/ 2iciKhon|t, modani hMtinjn «yai#hk, Mdar ,' 

lintd cl«Mtt, ga* and olactric ring**, Nvad 

lawn, free*, 2-ear garage. «U0p. Tnrm> if 

MARMORA. A homa built for comfortable living, Bunga-< 

low, full bat-mant, \ir "" ' — J 

and bath. Large lor, 

MAHMOteA. Near Kho6l. New, ranch Wpa home, 31 

rooms, batemftnt, tiled Icitcheh and bath, oil hMt, hatwood 

floori, fireplace, carport, oVertlxed lot, Now 

$10,000 FHA mortgage, Ownkr leaving *tale will 

equity for $7,500 cath. 

MARMORA. Two-rtory houie on hird-.Urfated tfrrt 

bedrobmi, all convenience, htatod. $7,500 full prM- 

PALERMO. Larga, fully furnished 4iou«e, cellar, 2 J»»tV, 

placa*. Owner-builder died before installing; wfift*to A 

and heating plant, Bargain for handyman. $5,000, (frrtu. 

CORBlM CITY. Eight room house facing river and public" 

beach. Some repairs needed. For quick sale $3,500, pa^, 

cash, ' „. _ - - v '~ 

Summtr Rentals, Business Sites, Homesltes, Waterfront. 

HERMAN B. WALKER ' ; 

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. ' 

Shore Road, next to Texaco Station, Marmora 

FOR SALE 

BEACH FRONT.TRACT 

45th and Central Avenue 

250 FOOT FRONTAGE 

(WILL DIVIDE) 

AVAILABLE FOR ' 

12 MODERN APARTMENTS 

Ad Now —> Good Beachfront loft art Scdrce 

E. R. FRENCH 

1 Atlantic Avenue Phone 0908. | 

DVUI itujtm kiltUn wlft Miglo 

Ch.t «•• r«n«t. HolBoinl dollial 

viiliir. and aihauit fan 

fully friulatsil ~ ' 

J*Jfl v,'

..A*-, 

PAGE 8 —SECTION POUR 

THI OCIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Absecon Church 

Class Inducts 

An impressive candle-light Installa- 

tion ceremony wa§ conducted tor the 

newly elected officers of the Service 

Class of the Absecon Methodist 

Church, at their annual dinner in 

Hognte's Restaurant here Monday 

AFTiR TH1 FOURTH 

THIN WHAT? 

By Dr. J. L. Herbert 

With the happiness and joy a 

holiday brings there also comes 

sadness and sorrow. Hundreds 

lost their lives and an unesli- 

mated number were Injured 

Among the injured there is a 

group happy that nothing more 

serious occurred than slight In 

Juries. 

However slight an injury may 

seem, slight displacemoMs of one 

or more of the bones forming the 

framework of the body may-occur 

and cause nerve pressure. After 

the original pain has subsided the 

nerve pressure may still remain 

causing a constant hidden loss of 

vital nervous energy. This In time 

lowers resistance and is the basis 

for ill health and disease in the 

future. 

If you have been Injured, a 

Chiropractic examination Is rec- 

ommended to determine if there 

ere any nerve pressures and If 

so the possibility of correcting 

them. 

(This Is one of a series of Chir- 

opractic educational advertise- 

ments appearing in this paper 

each Thursday through the 

courtesy of the chiropractors 

of Pleaxantville, N, J.) 

evening. 

The U-shaped tables were aHrau- 

lively decorated with fern and yellow 

daisies with the centerpiece at the 

head table made of yellow rose buds 

and carnations arranged. In a crystal 

bowl. 

A pnqrnni entitled "Time foi- 

Reminiseeneo," prepared from I hi" 

record* of the S3 years the cl.isiS lias 

been 'organized, wns presented by 

Mrs. Carl Crannicr Jr.. presUiem. 

Mrs. Lquis B. Off. teacher who soon 

will ciimpleti; .10 years of teaching 

in various .Sunday Schools, wns lion- 

ori'd by the class ami presented with 

the eeniorpieco 

survives. 

In token of her 

The Service Class, which lias an 

enrollment of over BO members, was 

organised til 1932 by Mrs, William 

Paynt. wife of the minister then 

serving the church, of the orluiml 

chnrlpr membcTs, several Mill bejont, 

to tiu> 'group. 

State Making Survey to Find 

Correct Names For Waterways 

Adliil E. Stevenson, former Govu 

nor of Illinois: "With peace a maj » 

objective, the nntiun should reali/i 

lh.il Ihe same kinil of Drinking n 

quireil to split an alum is needed 1 

con mil it." 

STOMACH ULCERS 

QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST 

Ask About IS-Day Trial Offer! 

Over five million packages of the WILLARD TREATMENT 

have-been sold for relief of symptoms of distress arising 

from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess 

Acid—Poor Digestlotii Sour or Upset Stomach, 

Gasslness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., due to 

Excess Acid. Ask for "Willafd's Message" which 

fully explains this hbme treatment—free—at 

PRiEDY DRUGS, inc. HUGHES Central Pharmacy 

HAINIS DRUG STORI SiLVAGN'S PHARMACY 

local histniI ins iml othus Inter 

i Mi il in \(\\ Jeisev s lietilifii in 

bLin*, isked to IlLlp tin Stilt i tab 

hsh comet n imi s ind spi Illu s ft i 

llhi I iki tic tins tnd binoks in 

e ith i unt\ J IK pul< it i tut of 

'till funetiiins (irrud tn In th Bu 

it in of di olot,\ tntl I (>| o iiphv 

Kobt 11 ( Mtjnthiitl tupOj.1 pint 

insulin MI tin Hill u mil hi i< 

isl nil st ul\ s i u sit rl u inn 

ilmints 1 ii mi nl st ilc All i 

lit 11 1 lit n tin \ | (1( It iminm th t i 

ml „( >L,I iphit n nut mil in ikm 

Hit in olllt i I 

A single jnamc Is cs E entlil for 

legal and surveying |purpos£5 he 

points out It Is fllso important to 

a /lumber of State ageicies such 

is the Highway Department our 

Division of Water Policy and Sup 

ply and many others 

At OIL 

Iki 

wtn"k is 

t 1 HKl 

(lone in 

nut slat 

neai 1 

I IK 

Ksst \ 

ing in 

pi I si 111 

coniplt It d m 

< ouiiln | it 

I. nion ii il M 

in i I I Ihi i ttnmlii 

\ hi n ( ni n imt ppui I i lit llu 

uiJU out it i uhiiiiltiil uilll tl 11 

tonei ruinH it It tilt. \iu ltist\ 

I 101,1 jplnt DolKl All i 111 1 ît ii]) 

hj ii'l'i "-til t t i stilt In tin n i 

liotili Ho id tm dc 

lo rodun- dani;Lr of niHht 

f accidents, uiw file cqiiiimni'nt 

MS lo mldtlty buildings if nc(i•, 

> and jlso lo allow the ciU •. 

*»nkal stud sweeper the op 

tanity to clean up the debrK of 

Previous djj 

1 Jit_ ludimtiili ol uiinr piiMiititMt 

lAhihlitil fen Im il iDini ins 

*l NIIM nilit i u It h( II |i(. iti il 111 

\ lin \iM[inn Uillilu n I oliu 

Chill ttillnni II smith li in 

IU1U1K. M 

Attin iî tiiiijui iiniii vi ii li tlu 

Chiel ol Oil in ( m ll'in I 

Jl in | A\so( I Hum puln 

I, 

i nld u lid ii tin d î i( ijull\ i 

i mu iihniiusti iiniii took imi 

ill in^ or llu On III (_u\ Itiitin I 

I I id iv m lit tin tin lisi i] 

w Jin h tie ins m\t [ml iv luK i 

Tin *;iil u is tn^tid- .it llu 

IPIIKI nl Ui Ikisihil Pillil, i 

k isid 

tin stun uf Suniliiv dimtLhts 

stnliijl il 11 IT I ni vvlltll an intii 

mohlli pnkidnnBav iv wjs slunk 

hv ii PPnnsvlv jni i Hi uhiif. Si ishuit 

I inf tnnn 

At milling lo pu]ui i em ounid 

h\ S.imuel L iptF or 11 hano)». P i 

I T\ tcV spttr iwtvvpi»*'2nd )unl ?td 

sis Whin Fill mcci I w Willums 

t>uked i sii tn^ i»i pissinf4ii (jiis 

until tht spin inipuili'lv for jn 

Diilhouhd ti tin tin iimplii on tin 

list t n iMindicl lot inoit|.h tn push 

in llu suit, of f i|)i ^ i n 

Polka said Lape was in a 'no 

parking' area, hut that the warn 

ing signs are rusted and not dls 

See Page S column 6, please 

i 

Would Improve 

Area Near Lagoons 

_p C n\ oil Kids this wttk iv ill | 

lCC{LlL-st ttU St Itt- DltiM )I1 «t M Ul ' 

KMloii to divdKo tin- ehiiniu'l of 

IU'A('h ThorofiUL' From 14th st, past 

tlie tMitranir^ to ihe la^tion.s .il With 

Ht. and ot lftth si., Mityor Hdwoid II, 

Hnwkci* atinouiieL'd thtn-wick^ 

Thv petition fur the projeot will be 

submittt'd by rcpr«Hfm«tiv*;s of this 

k MIII M i nitfLtini! i»l llu Drpin 

4nt nt of Cons-Li \ (hull JIHI E^ 

Development tu Ailnntk City tiimui 

row 

I lit ipfiitt .lion lol llu tln-d^tn^ j 

work'will, be submitted at thr same I 

time as (hot rcqiK'.îHi; £1(10.000 in I 

•.luti* funds foi' ihe n*phMiishhiji ot 

lH'iicht'.s liere under the lttrift erosion I 

Phila. Bank Secretary 

Named Artisans' Queen 

Pat Newell, lovely 19yeai old private secretary in 

Tc Philadelphia Tradesmen's Bank and Title Co . was named 

Miss Artisan IT). 1 )' in an cxLiting climax of the three day 

— outing of the Artisans Order 

of Mutual Protection, Satur- 

i d.iv night 

I I hi ni vv qtli i n uus iruunul h\ 

\lls-v M nil JUIL Miibsi of C imdm 

Miss Ailisin H|4 afliT helng M 1 

littid fliim i fkkl of 11 btJlltlfnl 

ispu ints foi Ihi- 1 tltli it i djnn 1 

SilmdJl mulit in toiAmLio'n Hall 

Mis. Nurtll In 

I. 

iti|>il dip II iniLiils wilt dt nuinsti ill 

| ihi II ^J is [umnuns loi Hit ilnl ] 

tin n tit visiloi ' 

I hi ixlilhillnn mil hi si i id in 

(oiijuiu lion uilh (hilthtns \\t.ik | 

hiui^ pinmotiil i" II" i'son tin | 

noil bv tin Iiniii ""I Kis.1" I i 

Assmiititni (Inlilitn iiiiimpiniLd 

tn unlink Idiills m liiLivm II" | 

l(Klhlll) in llOllls mills Ml list 111 I 

rint mil iniusiniinl'j ind ^'lls b^ J 

biuhliunl pl » nut'i 1 - '"'I simps i 

The visltino youngs^" wl " Tin> 

visit an exhibit In the polite de 

partment where weapons and 

equipment will be displayed along 

with a picture display of accidents 

in the area during recent months 

to be shown as a demonstration 0* 

the tragic results of Improper op 

eration of automobiles 

lluv mil tin" co to tin Im inl outniimht it tl till lot il 

Osborne Nicholson, who success 

ively had served the club at secre 

tary and vice president, assumed 

the presidency far the new year 

at successor to Lemuel H Hires 

Mr Nicholson Is a practitioner of 

the First Church of Christ Sclen 

tlsl here |Mr Hires Is cashier and 

vice president of The National 

Bank of Ocean City 

Mi QtntJiv iiHluttiil Nioliulis 

lloli Is the hiu sciiUil}, I-fluird 

1 Riu^tln it iliilid titasuiii, Jiid 

\\ 1 nl \iinh is tin niiv Mn piesi 

dim 

Diiector tui tin ni'w vear JII Mt 

Hues Htllifrt Godliiv RUIH.IL (. 

See Page 6 column 1, plesc 

Gas 'Stabilized' at 

24.9 Cents a Gallon 

An irtnistict di th< liH. il nn 

pntL WTI w is rLMthul w 

wtik-wwl uiili trsoit str\i(.< SIJLKIFI 

iipti ilois iiKttrin^ Lo J 24 '•> mih i 

t^jlluu minimum on uûlii u KIL 

AII st nioni but UIK mvoKtiJ in 

tin piite (.uttlMH \(.ndf.ttn wlnth 

liMnl Tor bi VLFJI iv-Leks aKi*-td oil 

hnrii\ u> -vtîbiluo tlu figure P1101 

to the pcuc iMs was fu-nUibk it 

21 *> 11 4 aiiid 219 c-Liit-^ Jt \«ii ions 

Ab fnr I*, loiild bt (1(*U imiiini 

nnlv on*_ st ition kept its pri't below 

the Jîetd |P\LI Th^ stTtlon \\ is IL- 

polled to bt_ tlic ObUWî-Jimtnt which 

iirst off-tretl fiis at J low priri* 

Tim ij,rf.Lnunl ua-! n ucliL-d wlitn 

several uf (.lie operators who mini 

Uinwl tht ^4*> Lent kvcl thmiif,liuut 

tin u ir i>ri_v tiled upon HIL mdjurtO 

»f station opLnturs to suspind ho*, 

lilittcb it li.jst foi tliL n.mflintlLr 

of the- summer season 

Mayor Bowkef pointed out that 

the thorofare in that area h*i 

many "high 4po*»" mi low tide, and 

it practically Impassable by larger 

.accumulation of .mud 

two lagoons inacces- 

sible iby oven smaller jboats encept 

on the high tide 

it practically li 

/ Ut>oats The aci 

1/^ hai made the I 

Tile mayor siiUI till' Division ' i>f 

NsiviRation will lie asked t" dr«d||e 

l L-lliiniu-l at lea^t 2(M) luel wide anil 

15 fi-c-t deep fruin the foot of 14th si. I 

lo Hit inn mil. ol tin lAth ~t li 

Cousins in Adjoining 

Beefs at Hospital 

lo t-ph N f.inriitnio li 12 

vt u old son of C\\\ ( ourl CUik 

and Mis lost |>h V (. uiu r ILIIIO 

(t{ 1U. \V -LSt IV is If L i fi i| nn (i 

\ filing hit u ho is a himor 

lli*-|i Schoul sturli ni is not 

loiu MJIIH Jwtutvcr Hts Lonsin 

ldUt \eirold UnMll U S(_hlnuk 

M of H2"> WLSL ,I. is in tin. 

mM hid aKu mmuini' lioin 

ui npci itmn 

Salvation Army 

Seeking S2t250 

Annual Campaign 

Launched in City 

i 

Home Building 

to be Speeded 

to Completion 

The large Menon Park 

vclopment in Central Ocean 

City — bordering Roosevelt 

blvd between 34th and 38th 

sts—•alias been purchased by 

Charles A Ginnetti and Earl 

Simpson, Atlantic City build- 

eiqglhiiy rnvrnliri* ytrPTf*' 1 )'* 

Mcilon Park was launched two 

ycais ago by n flrai headed by Mor- 

rh Gross, or Philadelphia-, which pur- 

thoii-d the ground from Ihe munlol 

pal (joveniment 

T 

Th* naw owntri Mid Hi*y u* 

ondsrtaklng an Immxllalt «pan* 

•Ian al the •chidvlid building pre- 

gram to k«p up with Hw rtpMly 

Incrmlng **ltt of ntw hom« In 

tfi> community. ' 

Over 140 home* have been com 

pitted and occupied so far In (he 

year around Merlon Park tract, out 

uf tin- 412* homes that will be tits 

wtnlual total (.innetll and Slropion 

•,jiJ thev expert (o mmplele an ad- 

dltloiml 100 homes in time for oc 

uipancy this summtr 

The devciopmeiil has three dUfer- 

nt models available, ranging from i 

1 bedroom ranch home al $8, 

1 ht new owners smd tluit a Jlmit 

ed niimbtr of boyfront lots are still 

i\ illablp, olTerlnf frtc docklni) fo- 

cilmes fut lesldents 

Mayor t-^dward B nowkcr. In com> 

nunUni upon the transaction, said 

tint Mr Gioss had Informed the 

(Itv commibîon home time afo that * 

he nat i.eeklng new Mood" in fin. 

ncmi, the exponslvo operation 

The mayor added thai the cUyJ*M 

p direct jtntlllilk->«ood ilit.li Sehool in I1M 

ind is einplo\ttl is 1 sf*ertlur\ in 

the Liilline.suuud IIIIKI ol lilt Sin(,n 

Si Mini* M itliinc Co 

The boardwalk parade scheduled 

la be staged before the bttuty 

contest and dance was cancelled 

because of the heavy rain Satur 

day night An orchettr* compris 

ing members of the Robert W 

Ernest Artisans Memorial Post, 

American Legion band, played for 

dancing 

Iht IIIIIKI u.is the list of the so 

IM] ind letl t -ltionil r ill mis Illlp mil hupi nc inenl sun bilhlni! and swlnimlnj, 

umn lii'i'iotish to thost who in'Situidi\ md .• M>III il ihimh MMI 

See Page 1, column 3, please. ' iie Sundiiy morning. 

Former A^liss Artisan Wins New 

Crown as Miss New Jersey ? 955 

Ilenl loyally by anv name is slill ! 

A 

that 

o:t Saturday nlKhl after hnvlni. 

. 1 scored third in the talent competl- 

lil year-old Oimden Kill proved I lion that opened Ihe state event Kn 

point Saturday nlRhl a 1 - Wild. day. 

woii and pave Ocean City a more Second place honors went to Mlmi 

personal interest In.llH! outcome of Ijelnwalri, ol Hillside, who entered as 

he annual Miss New Jersey beauty | Miss Newark, and third to Dolores 

Piiilcant. Wiullelil. who. was Miss Cranford. 

Winml of thi slate crown—and |L)li Xinuii of Olian Countv was 

tin right lo mmpf'tc foi thi Miss siKclid b\ the other conlistants is 

Ami-llii title it Atlantic Otv in Sep | Ml s ( iinûmln^ 

tnibir—\ns Miss Patncin (.impbell . ,, , . . . . 

Miss Campbell lust graduated 

from Camdtn High School, plant 

to enter Glastboro State Teachers' 

College tn September. She I* a 

teacher In the Sunday School of 

St. Wilfred's Bpltcopil Church In 

I t i b 

Arrive* for S«aton 

Mrs Walter C Becker, ot West 

Philadelphia, Is speiiding the sum 

|m_er_at 1 

them the highlights of the 

mink rn new tterl and masonry build 

ing elected this spring at a coqt of 

jbntit $2aO0fl 

A touch of humor and 

stde tlie building lo do business 

Hide when it o|icned for the first 

lime )ishTda\ One of Ihe initial 

rust-dav iisiturs v>aUI blunt lie with hd/el I 

f\ts Slit cohipetid against 14 other I 

vtuni; wuniiin tontendci^ , 

What most people didn't know 

until now was that the tame girl 

then Patricia Meccarlello — won 

the title Mlts Artltan in Ocean 

City in 1953 and returned here last 

year during the. annual outing, 

when she relinquished the title tf> 

Madeline Maul. 

Local officials of the Artisans snid 

they understood Miss. Meccarlello 

changed her name in the meantime 

to help further her career. 

Her victory at Wildwood as Miss 

Campbell was achieved as she car- 

ried off nrst place in the bathing 

suit and evening gown competition 

Open Summer Ham* •• 

Mr. and Mrs. John GlIlLam'BKd 

r amiiy have opened their summer 

home here at 829 Delaneey pi. 

I Camden An Interpretive ballet 

dance was her talent contest offer 

Ing She alto likes bowling and 

iltterbugglng 

When ihr won tht Artisan heiulv 

ciown here tv»o years ago she al 

teady hud started leaching, ballet in 

ceicatioii center in Camden dur 

lnj, her spare time from hieh .school 

The Wlldvtood state contest was 

-poiisored by Hie Junior Chamber of 

Commerce there The winner re 

celvied a 1500 scholarship and a 

trophy 

TIME and TIDE 

,?y 

Himputcil en the Heath Fnm| 

L.011KP011 Bridge, add 33 mln t 

.icct Eriilke adii BO mln , jjen 

IV1I1U Hrldge ndd 1 hr 20 mln . 

Stint BiltlEe. add 1 hr 23 mln. 

Apogee "—Full Moon 

_. * M- 

1 Lsw 

i 

JUNE- 

28 ... 

!9 ~ . . 

30 „ 

JUL.Y— 

R 59 

9 49 

10 35

m 

*.& -:> 

2 SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Openings Set 

fist race on Saturday 

'"•Inveterate "opening attenders" en- 

Ipoyed a field day Saturday with the 

jfiihi opintog iJf k now bank drive- 

UnV> newly enlarged record shot) 

and a new boardwalk fudge shop. 

Harold D. Price entertained at the 

Qgjfa CHy Record Shop, 837 Asbury 

ftv>, on the expansion of Ms record 

-and hobby shop. The occasion also 

jjmarked the beginning of dally broad- 

casting from the shop by Station 

WMID. 

During tho evening, Harry Englemelr 

was host at the opening of Ms 

now Copper Kettle Fudge Shop at 

11th ist. and tho boardwalk. A host of 

guests enjoyed rcfreslimenta and 

dancing, with rotating sky lights giving 

the occasion a Hollywood flair. 

During the afternoon, Tile National 

Bank of Ocean City opened its drivein 

branch at 13th St. and West av. 

with city officials and many civic and 

social personalities unending. 

SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT 

OPEN DAILY AT 7 A.M. 

BREAKFAST SERVED, 75c 

ALL FULL COURSE 

DINNERS 

$ 1.25 

TENDERLOIN STEAK DINNER $2.25 

REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 

Scullvilfo, on the Mays Landing - Somers Point Read 

John SAFIO, Prop. Phone Somers Point 3323 

Cut Up CHICKEN, THIGHS and BREASTS 

GROCERIES - DELICATESSEN 

Shop at 


*116 Atlantic Ave. Phone 2124 

FRANK and ELEANOR BRADLEY 

1'^ 

FOR SALE 

BEACH FRONT TRACT 

45th and Central Avenue 

250 FOOT FRONTAGi 

(WILL DIVIDE) 

AVAILABLE TOR 

12 MODERN APARTMENTS 

Act Now — Good Beachfront Lots are Scarce 

E. R. FRENCH 

1 Atlantic Avenue Phone 0908 

Night In Venice Boat 

Parade Set August 6 

Continues Trom pig* 1 

ncross the bay to Somers Point, and 

was witnessed by thousands of spectators. 

Several changes and Improvements 

are planned for tills yea*, the committee 

reported. Persons Interested 

in taking an active part In this and 

otuor community events are invited 

to attend regular meetings of the 

group Fridays'at noon. 

A financial report was accepted 

from the antique auto outing events, 

and the committee pronounced the 

entire week end a success and a line 

attraction for the retort 

Leslie Henry. preiTdent of Hie 

Antique Automobile Club of Arn.r- 

Ice, Und William iBodtn, jtt activity 

dlrjclor, itated |M Hie lot*I group 

thai th«y *iope to return with an 

even grutir .ttrictlon next year, 

They iild their members enjoyed 

the meeting In Ocean City more than 

in other communities where they 

met previously. 

Salvation Army Drive 

Opens In Ocean City 


homeleii, Jobless, lonely or aged; to 

aleolhollei, unwed mothers, or the 

vtetlma of disaster. 

"Our loc«l unit operating the 

year around here In our own city 

rendered service! fa, many during 

th. part year. When ,l» seemed that 

all doon were clsttd, the Sulvntlon 

Army .was a Ifrlend Indeed.. 

"Doing Its all and saying little In 

Its own behalf, the Salvation Army 

depends upon us for support in Its 

current fund drive. Only the humanity 

In our own hearts can arouse us 

to meet this urgent need." 

FOUND 

PARAKHT — Owner may 

have by identifying arid 

paying for this Ad. 

2120 West Ave., Phone 3251 

WARDS 

SPECIALS 

Applesauce Cake 50c 

— Tuesday — 

Devil's Fudge Cake 55c 

— Wednesday — 

Angel Cake 69c 

— Thursday — 

Pound Cake 60c-80c 

- Friday & Saturday - 

OLD FASHIONED 

COCOA. LAYER CAKE 

(Reg. 75c Size) 

70c 

WARDS 

PASTRY SHOP 

INC. 

724 Aibury Avonut 

Phona 1260 

THANK YOU.... 

We wish to express our appreciation to the 

Jr - - ' , 

Mayor and his Official Family Personnel of 

Convention Hall, Local Merchants and all 

others who helped to make our Annual 

Outing the best ever. 

Order of Mutual Protection 

New Tabernacle 

Takes Spotlight 

Described by Luff 

at Annual Dinner 


matter " 

He reported that attendance nt 

Tabernacle services lait summer was 

excellent, and equally good results 

ore expected tills year He bald he 

liad found that the vast majority of 

people favoi keeping the resort as 

It la 

Mayor Edward B Bowker, another 

of the principal speekers, told of 

some of the community Improvement 

projects that prc contemplated. 

/ "Timei are changing," ha sen- 

'Unwed, "Wir ch.no*. th* young 

pasple and- now th. young pjople 

•re thiniing tht older i»op{e. We 

commluloner* are gild OtMn City 

hit I Tabaniicle Aioclatlon lo 

help maintain a level courts and 

He said that support of tho Tiber 

nacle has been helpful In making 

decisions for the best interests of 

the city. 

The mayor said he, too, eherifhed 

memories of the old Tabcrnode 

building which is to be razed at the 

end of the summer. 

"I can remember playing around 

the ground! ai a bey, and must 

admit I wit one of thote whs uMd 

te tit a rape on the clapper ef 

the bell, •Mng It through the 

trees, and then ring It from hiding 

on Hallowe'en," 

The new Tibernaele building, he 

predicted, will change the entire pic 

lure of the area and Is a major 

forward step. 

Dr. Fred O. HoIIoway, president 

of Drew University at Madison, N. Jji 

another speaker also praised Ocean 

City and the Association. 

"In nest reierti the sky It the 

limit, but In Ocean City the sky Is 

the law," he said, "It is wondtrful 

to have a community where » 

many people on vacation still gs 

te churlh," 

The dining group was entertained 

by the Tabernacle Chorus, under the 

direction of Fritz Krueger. The benediction 

was by the Rev, Frank F. 

Adler, pastor of St..John's Lutheran 

Church. 

Durlnf the eveninj most of the 

diners had an opportunity for elqie 

inspection of a detailed scale model 

of the new Tabernacle building, for 

which contracting bids will be called 

about August 1. 

Recording Stars to lie 

Resort Shop Visitors 

Terrsi!'Stevens/the first of a lojg 

$« of stage j'ara reeording stars %t 

be presented at tne Ocean City Record 

Shop, will be In Oeean City this 

morning. 

Miss Stevens, a popular recording 

star for RCA, currently appearing on 

tho Steel Pier, Atlantic City, will 

visit the shop at M7 Asbury av. at 10 

a. m. She will itgn autograplis for 

fans. 

Bill Haley and His Comets, popuiiir 

jazz combo, will visit the shop 

Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. The 

"rock.and.roll" voeallst-gultarlst will 

be here to promote his new records. 

Harold D, Price, proBHetor, an. 

nounced that Johnny Ray, who made 

crying a popular form of vocalizing, 

will be a giiest next week. 

Income Property 

Large Reildence iultlble for 

Ouest Home or Conversion 

to Aptrtmenti. 

Optn Billy 

419 Ocean Avenue 



BUNGALOWS 

OIL HEAT 

WIST AVI. (Oc«.n Side) 

Betvreen 49rh and 501 h St. 

LarBB LMng Room, Combination 

Krtthen «M Dinette. Near beach, 

2 Btdroorrfi. Convtnlent to trtln. 

Will Finance. Ready for 

Immediate' Oc'cuplhcy. 

Price Includes Seretnt, Aluminum 

Blind* and Electric Rente. 

ROBT.W.MARTINDALE 

•EALTOR 

«21 BALTIMORE AVE 

PrilLA.43, PA, 

Phone Belgrade 6-1511 

Famed Actress Visits Kiwqnis 

CONSTANdB BENNS1T, who ttairad lastiweek at the Gateway Playhouse, was aft' 

Iiorinfflfpic't'it liwt 'inrnirir'- Klwanls Club meeting at Sinuns* Restaurant, She was pra. 

sented with a key to the city by Mayor Wward B, Bowker;Bhowji here are J. Bush Chattin 

club (president; Mayor Bowker, Miss Bennett and»«iw*haii Dwi|ht, Playhouse -pro. 

ducer.—Senipr Studio photo. ' . 

Name Winners 

in YFC Events 

Boys and Girts Take 

Regional Honors 

The nine-day conference of Youth 

.'or Christ International concluded 

here Sunday with announeement of 

the Bastern Region representatives 

at tiie national teen-age preaching 

contest and Bible ouiz at Winonna 

Lake, Ind., from JulytlO to 20. 

More than 8,000 teen-agers and 

adults attended -the conferenM, 

which featured nlghUy sessions on 

the Music Pier at which were presenteel 

some of the noled evanielists 

In the eountry, along with muslcal 

and sunshine parties. 

The (eontestarih selected for Hit 

natlsnal finals were the survivors 

of elimination contest* held during 

the week, iAt Wlnonn* Lake, they 

will compete agalnit 2,000 other 

high .school youths reprnentlng 11 

regions., 

Bob Bailey, IT-year-oId Lancaster, 

Pa,, boy, will represent the Bastern 

Region, comprising New Jersey, 

Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware 

and New York, In the boy preacher 

finals. Ann Stolzfuss, 18, ol Coeh. 

mneville. Pa., will compete*'iLn the 

girl .speakers' notional tltsmpionship.. 

A group )of iflve Hlmitfad, Md., 

teenager* will carry the Reflen's 

banner In the Bible quli contest, 

which iwlll •ttract some 700 null 

teams. They lire Jo Ann iaeauia, 

15; Roser Garland, 17; Larry Michael, 

,11; Sail Enton, 16, and Irnle 

Stepp, ,11, . 

Others to compete in the finals 

are Miss Enson and Jack Witherup, 

IT, of Coatesvlllc, Pa,, songleaders; 

Linda Worth, 14, West Orove, Pa., 

soloist; jack Howe, 18, WUllamsport, 

f>a., instrumental solo; Bob Barnett, 

15; Eonald Thompson, 16, and Frank, 

tin Pyle, 15, all of Welt Grove, instrumenul 

trio. 

The. conference was under the direction 

of the Rev, • Floyd Ankerberg, 

with the messages brought by 

m, Rooert Cook, Conference presl. 

dent: the Rev. Leonard Campbell 

and Dr, T, W, Wilson, The Rev, Hal 

Webb directed the vocal siniing, 

with Rudy AtWQod serving the con. 

ference as pianist. ' 

COA1/NG EVENTS 

July 1—Lulu Temple Shrine Choir. 

July J—Beginning free orchestra 

concerts on the Music Pier, 

July 4—Fireworks dliplay and 

band concert. 

July (h-Klwanls.A. A, U, swim, 

ming and diving meet. 

July »—Haddonfleld Choral Society 

concert, 

July IS—Cheltenham Choral Art 

Society concert, 

July M—Homestead Steelworkers 

MaleChorus concert. -• — • 

July 2J—Lanchesier Chorus, eoncert. 

, 

July 30—Qermantown %le Chorus 

concert. . • 

Son Is Born to 

Former Rosorter 

Mr, and Mrs. Robert U Bross are 

receiving congratulatioiis on the 

birth of a son June IB in the Lankenau 

Hospital, Philadelphia. 

Mrs. Bross Is the former Jeanne 

Malhews, of 438 Asbury av. and Ardmore, 

Pa. Both Mr. and Mrs. Brass 

have summered in Ocean City for 

many years. 

In Footsteps Of Btt\y Graham 

ftOBERT BMLfeYHcit, of"Lan&ster, &., wasichoseki 

Friday night as winner of the preaching contest folr aspiring 

evangelists, as part of Youth for Christ conference at 1 the; 

Music Pier. He is being congratulated by Robert Neff, alfjo 

of Lancaster, advisor and director of the contests—Senior 

Studio photo. 

For JQQ TV f 


yiuu 


TECHNICIANS 

ANTENNAS 

frecfeo* and Installed 

• Se(f Supporting Towers • 

AOIhorizad Deofers 

• ZENITH 

News frpm 

J By C. S. War 

Vlsltlm! Mr. and' Mrs'H R. Ilidoll 

Sr. on Petnbroko %\nv this week 

were Mr.- and Mrs. It R. fhdbll Jr 

and (stnlly, br Ncwtdwn Snikh;, 1 Fa 

. and Mrs. Henry SaUcrwaid, ot 

HAl 'Wr aUttnnel- residents 

at^ttt^lv* Home on OxTonl 

L«ne. Tiielr cMdftn enjoy th6 week 

onfli v/W thebi. Hury; who was Just 

graduated frofn LUUb Ttowfcr Hlfh 

ScJittOl, and lMVbara Were down over 

the week' end ' • 

• • * 

tn addition to out: campaign for 

trtcn here U' tfib Park, Ware mmacrlng 

v/^mt We can do about the 

dofklng facHltlfc?. Several of our residents 

either own boats or arc con. 

tcmplotlng purchasing thom. Any 

Ides send to S6DZ Pembroke. 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poling, of 

North W«Jcs,Ti., end Mr. «Hd M«. 

AHhUr Dsvidsbii, of Coatesviilc, Pit. 

Visiting Children Bid 

To Tour Our City Hall, 


partment for inspection or apparatus, 

cqulpineiit and alarm answering sys. 

tern, and another picture display of 

major fires here over the years, to be 

shown for the promotion of lire pro. 

ventloli. 

The group will tnen visit the Mu. 

nicipal Court and sit in on hearing i 

of charges. 

, I 

Rescue Two Girls 

Two joung girl, w, 

the surf nt Sea fc| 

afternoon alter they „ 

In a gully about 75 

hhore at lllh st 

Rescued b> Guard, „ 

naugh and Martin LidT 

encc Hoffman, 11, or 

Lois Dei_ker, 10, of 

guards said the girli 

exhausted when 

SENIOR 

fM ASkURV AVE. 

roi 

LIHWOOD 

KENNELS 

Boarding - C/f'ppfi 

Special Seasonal Rt(« 

Pick-up & Delivery 

1633 Shore Road 

Linwood 

Phone Somers Point 351 

ANNUAL ROAST BEEF DINHER 

SPONSORED IV 

MARMORA VOL. FIRE CO. 

of Flrt Hall, Mormora, N. J; 

SATURDAY, JULY % 5 to 8 P, M. 

M" EA CHlLDRiN W 

•TJO -I UNDHII ,/Sj 

LIVE AND SHOP IN 

CENTRAL OCEAN CITif 

(THE GEQQitApkcAL CENTER OF Tt 

DOT'S 

BEAUTY SALON 

A Complete 

Beauty Headquarters 

3331 WEST AVENUE 

Doris Wells PHONE 1262 

BAKER'S 

STUFFED SQUAB 

CHICKEN 

OURS EXCLUSIVELY IN THIS AREA 

PRIZE-WINNING CHICKENS 

COOKED IN OUR ROTISSERIE 

Always a Large Variety of TakeHome Flatten 

Advance Orders Appreciated 

BAKER'S Chicken Cottagd 

2120 Asbury Ave. Open Daily Phone 

Thursday, June 

ROGERS WHISTLE STOP 

34th and HAVEN'AVENUE OCEAN CITY, I 

FEATURING: DELICATESSEN 

TOYS ••• GIFTS ~ HOUSEWARES 

Serving Merion Park an(( Cent. 

If Yaw Car Won't Start, 

or Your Tire Goes Flat 

CAU us FOR prom SERYKI 

PQWEU- 

Esso Service 

34«i 

\ 

28, 19JS 

Anniversiry 

Hrs. Lu^w'S Ueie, Bi39 

L ctlebrfltcd their SMh 

wrsnry oti Sunday. The 

given bv their ion and 

Mr. i*nd Mrs, James 

of other family* 

tne 

YOUR FURS 

CALL 

ATLANTIC CITY 

5-3030 

•your furs safe during 

Vding» r us monfhi 

ahead 

0CPERT FUR 

R0WODELING 

..noble Rates 

,« COATS STORID 

, A. Lime As $iW 

1 Coats $1.50 

AGRONS 

7.ll PACIFIC AVi. 

-Widneidsy and Silurday 

• |«nln9s 'til » P. M. 

Mtthodisl Wemtn fe 

Conduct Bake Sal* 

The Woman's Society of Christian 

Service of the Hrst Methodist 

Purch will sponsor a hSe^fe 

Saturday from B i, m, to ^ J^l! 

front of Murnhy's itofe. »th st, and 

Asbury av. Mrs, HaymoBd Blood 

president, is chairman of the aBte 

and Mrs, Wlljlam CnddM' Sri, 

in chario of the adverUsinj posu« 

The circles participating fatS 

affair are Dorcas, Esther Mlrl«ti 

Priscilla and Ruth, Proceeds of th, 

sale will go Into the W s C s 

treasury, ' — 

9 S B 

Guests of Townssnd! 

Mr, and Mrs, Francis Townsend 

Sr,, 1428 Prospect pL, recently en. 

tertalned their son, dauihter.ln.law 

and grandson, Mr. and Mrt, F. 

Townsend Jr. and Stevle of Hunt 

liigton, Pa,, and Miss Betty Barbour, 

of Lankcnau Hospital. 

Garrison Jewelers 

WATCHES 

DIAMONDS . JEWELRY 

Expert Watch and 

Jewelry Repairing 

Modernizing 

ALL WATCHiS TESTED ON 

WATCH MASTER 

US ASBURY AVENUi 

Nnllon.l Bisk •! OHU City Bldf, 

VUONH nil 


Streef 


IS NOW 

OPEN 

MONDAY 

• • •: : and • - 

TUESDAY 

as well as 

THURSDAY and 

FRIDAY NIGHTS 

Until 

P.M. 

Following A&P Shore 

rketi Are Open late 

MONDAY, TUESDAY, 

HURSDAY and FRIDAY 

NIGHTS . . . V 

36 South Main SlrMt Ple^n* 

6604 Ytntiwr AvMut. Ytntmj 

1100 Aftanflc AvfBut. Athnft c^ 

lyn Minor Shopping to^^ 

—

•*•: 

k 

A;,. 

SECTION ONE 

THE OCBAN CITY SENTiNEL-LEDaCR 

with the elubi havlnn contributed 

over $10,000 fewsrd work of the 

Rotary Foundation and with five 

Nicholson Takes new eluhi having teen argmlzed, 

Th* Ocean (City club was one of a 

few which tubscribed 100 per cent 

Reins of Rotary ef Its membership Is the Rotary 

foundation, which finances an ex- 

I Governor Here for change student program to further 

international understanding, 

•{ Club Installation 

Mr, LnviMiind, a pnil iirosidfiil ui 

Continued from put 1the 

chili, nniciiiled in tin' iiuliiiMion 

'French, French B. Lovclmid, Harold 

uf Mr, Nichnlsori as iiresUli'iit. Ill 

Lee, and Samuel R. Smilll. 

" The district governor vaic«I his 

personal praise of the roapvraticn 

liven him by Ihe Ocean City ilub 

Huring the year just ondiiia. and particularly 

the help Riv him i»y rv. 

tiring president lllrei. 

The 372nd district has hid * rt- 

.mirkablt y»ir, he pointed svi 

1 

refvriTd lii hm piiriiripaiiiin in IniiTiiiiiionul 

coiivt-niiiinN and cither affairs 

and di'i'larcd Ilia! "he wns a 

Hiitarkiii eiiMi Iwfuro he hwamc a 

iTH'nibi'f." 

T;»> mnv pronldcnl's initial an- 

••^.i-ii'mi'iit wai. uf his Intention lu 

,t..iihi' Mlit- ili-iiil ivuiKl dub," a fiii 

I(..J,IJ tii'i 1 uivi-n to I hi 1 ideiits, 

".", Is not good sense 10 throw 

away all Hieir experience," he ex 

plained, "Instead, I am iloinB to pill 

them to work." 

lie prcgpnteil a past.prosident's 

pin in Mr. Hires. 

Francis L, jsnet, assistant pro. 

rector of fish and game far the 

state In this district, the guest 

speaker, told the group tame ef 

the highlights of New Jei sty's program 

to regulate hunting and fishing 

and to manage wildlife. 

One iif the new developments this 

year, lit- said, is ihe HUH safety pro, 

Mi'am in cooperation with the Naliiinnl 

Hide A,Miciulion. Under il, 

hoj-n applying fur llii'lr Ihnl litmiint' 

licenses muni llrs! qualify by lakini! 

a friiir-huur NRA course In firearm 

past prosit 

Hi' predicted Mini aflpr this pro. 

i/ram is fully npi-ralivo it will en, 

I'utiiViiii 1 that order. Many oilier sports *f. 

tract ttrgtr crowds, he explained, 

but they are in the role of spec- CD, Red Cross 

fs.grs. 

He asserted that the trend will he 

for mure and more .of the two sports in Agreement 

in he concentrated In the Kuiiihern 

New Jersey district because It offers 

the largest remalnlnii ijame nreserve Define Duties In 

arras. This concentration will pm a 

sllll grealer premium mi sensible Event ef Trouble 

wildlife management, ho said. 

Detniis of a "statement of under- 

Guests were Introduced by Dr. ,1. st.-mdins" iK-tween the New Jersey 

Tiioriiley HiiUlies, and siiiuirlii was Division of Civil Defense nnd .Dis- 

led by itubeil T, lluwhes. 

aster Control anil the American Nnlinmil 

Red Cross were aiinqimeed 

Guist of Mrt. Schwank Friday at Trenton. 

Mrs, Carl Sanriberttcr, «f Philadel- 

Thomas S. Dlunan, sclina director 

phia and Ocean City, was n aiiasl or ol Civil Defense and Disaster Con. 

Mrs. .lames L. .Schwunk. ,12 Morn, 11 ol. and John J, Morris, director or 

iiibsidi' nl., lor the past two weeks. Field Serviee, American Niilionni Ked 

Mis. Hanilherffef is leaving to upi-n Cross, lifter a series nf meetlniJs, de. 

her cuitagu in Maine and she will veloped nnd clai'ilicd Ihe activities 

liavc as her HiiesL fir July and AUH. iiiii reNpiinsihllities of With oruani- 

lit Mrs. James Loo Sehwank. of nlions in I hn event of a disaster. 

more participation in hum. 

The understanding provides that 

im: by huys, while redueini: ihe in- WITH LIMITATIONS 

In disasters generally, the New 

eidence ol' huniinK accidents, 

Viola—!>o you believe in free Jersey CD DC jothories, as the re. 

Fishing and hunting, the speak, 

er laid, are the two largest parti. 

clpJnt sports in New Jersey, In 

speech? 

spensible governmental authority 

Percy—That depends on whether 

in disaster, will asume direction 

and leader' hip for the total dls 

1'rti limjjer ihan ihe O'JUT follow, j aster situation In (he community. 

JOE Dl ORIO'S 

CIRCLE CAFE 

SOMIRS POiNT 

-•- w "" " 

HERE N O W ... 

The Sensational Piano Star 

IRV LEE 

APPiARING NITELY 

Kitchen Open 

IViRY DAY 

STEAKS ..SPAGHETTI •• ANTIPASTO 

ALWAYS OUR FAMOUS SANDWICHES 

"Gateway of Ihe Stars" 

TONIGHT 

And Nightly at 8:45 

JONATHAN DWIQHT Presents 

IN PiRSON 

SIDNEY 

BLACKMER 

as Capf. Queeg 

IN 

u Th© Caine Mutiny 

Court Martial'' 

With Philip Prindle as Greenwald 

and Buff Shurr as Maryk 

The Most Dramatic Show en the Stage Today! 

(Two Shows lituMlay, July 2, at 7 and 9:30 P, M.) 

PRIClSi $3.00. $2,40 ALL SfATI 

$1.10 tax !ne, RiSBRViD 

Reservations — Somers Point 3321 

ACRiS OF PARKING AIR COOLiD THEATRE 

CONEY'S 

LIQUOR STORE 

Well Known Brands 

RYE 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BIER 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A, M, to IB P. M. 

No Sunday Safes 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a.m. - 2 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

12 NOON 

Phone 9051 

34th Sfreef 

Just Over the Bridge 

UHCOUf 

AMPLE FREE 

PARKING 

FREE PARKING 

TO DINERS 

RESTAURANT 

AIR CONDITIONID 

9th Street and Wesley Avenue 

CLUB BREAK FAST-8 to 12 Noon 

DINNER - 5 to 9 P. M, 

Same Management as Lincoln Hotel 

IVIRITT L. COPi, OwnerManager 

MEMBER OF GOURMET DINING CLUB 

Old Fashioned 

SILVER 

DOLLAR NIGHT 

EVERY WEDNESDAY 

SfflP BAR 

SOMiRS POINT 

LOTS OF FUN - PRIZES 

GUEST STARS 

Plus Our Regular Top Notch Entertainment 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORi 

On the Traffie Circle, Somers Point, N. j, 

NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMIRS POiNT 

i Complete Stock of 


IMPORTED and DOMESTIC 

* WHISKEY *WINI 

* LIQUOR 

500 CASES 

ICE COLD BEER 


When enemy action creates a dis- 

Ji.ier cunrliliiiii. Civil deleiis,' is fully 

ri .piiiuihlc and will Mill*' lite per. 

inline] iuiil facilities of all ciimmiuiiij 

fuie/wii's. Ifii'liidiiit' lltil i'*., in 

emTyinu olll Mils lespiinsihility, it 

will also assume t nl iil financial resfjiiiiKibilily 

nnd will oncralc in accordance 

willl I'Xhtilll! Civil lie- 

I'l'i-se antl lii-iasli-r Control policy 

In disasters rriiillinu from causes 

oilier than enemy action, the Cli-DC 

authorities will as-iiinc direction and 

le.'iilersliip in accordance with Ils 

siiUitory responsibilities. The lied 

Ci'inis will provide fund, eliiUum;, 

shelter and supplementary medical 

cure on a mass can- lia«is in all who 

"apply. TtiK will be dune, according 

In Ihe understanding, without in- 

NcliHiitiiin in' veriiicalinii of re. 

In addition, .till? lied Cross oreanizaiion 

will rcMister those in need 

ol aid, receive nnd answer welfare 

inquiries, and compile lists of the 

dt'i.il and injured. 

Murri,-. poitiled mil that his nrifaniriiVmn 

will thus be carryitm out Its 

traditional responsibilities and,-while 

recognizing ihe responsihility of 

{luvernrnent in disasters, will exercise 

financial and iidmTrTHtniiive con. 

iripl iivcr ils own activities. 

f « s a 

ffhiiiilt 

Then I tnld them uf the Hand 

of my find, which wag good 

Upon me..,—.(Nehenilah 3,18.) 

Blessed are we when, through 

righteous living and constant 

prayer, s-e are aware of thg 

I'reaeiirn of God everl.iRtinflj 

within and about LIB. Then, 

laying our hand in IIlit, we will 

rm ff'iiiluri anil strnngthtuii'il in 

fiiir qiii'st for pvnre of soul and 

mind. 

"Now here's a fealure not 

found in most earn... POWER 

ASHTRAVH!" 

I Somerset Maimham, million 

"Mnney Is like a sixth sense — 

and you eali'l maKe use nf I he other 

five without It." 

DRIVING 

SCHOOL 

OCiAN CITY DOOR TO 

DOOR SIRVICI 

Nervous Students our Specialty 

Professional Instructors 

Phone P'vlle 7« for Appointment 

AC DRiVING SCHOOL 

811 N. MAIN ST., P'VILLl 

Arthur Flonnell, Frep.^ 

June 27 - July 2 in Ocean City's Theatres 

DDRLYN 

CONTINUOUS 10.-30 A, M. TO MIDNIGHT 

MON, • WID. 

"Blackboard Jungle" 

GLENN FORD 

ANNE FRANCIS 

TMU, • SAT, 

"Interrupted Melody" 

ELEANOR PARKER 

SLINN FORD 

in Cinemascope and Color 

MON, • WID. 

"The Magnificent 

Matador" 

MAUREEN O'HARA 

ANTHONY QUINN 

in Clnfmoseape and Color 

THU. • SAT. 

"The Far Horizons" 

CHARLTON HliTON 

DONNA RIID 

In Viif- 1 Viilah and ToehnlEeler 

MATINff DAILY 2i3S_FIRST iVININO SHOW 7;1S 

MON. • WID, 

"Marty" 

ERNEST BORONINI 

we buy 'em when 

they're cheap 

BiTSY BLAIR 

THU, • SAT. 

"Strategic Air 

Command" 

JAMIS STiWART 

JUNI ALLYiON 

in Vista Vision and Technicolor 

Now at Regular Prices 

Re-opens Thursday, 

June.30, at 7;1S 

THU. • SAT. 

"Ain't Miibehavin" 

RORV CALHOUN 

in^Teehnleolor 

PIPIR LAURII 

On Our New Wide Screen 

...and enjoy 'em when 

they're high! 

easy with our frozen storage cabinet 

Save on lower pritea . , , get foodi at 

Iheir p*ak of goodneBi,, .when Xpu buy 

and freew right at tht peak of (Ae uaton! 

. S» the marvelj of food«itorinf convenienee 

that have been buUt into mod. 

tm electric food tntnn. 

Learn what a convtriitnce and 

BUY WHERE YOU SEE THIS SEAL 

YOU ARE ASSURED 

QUALITY MERCHANDISE .FAIR PRICES 

and 

SERVICE AFTER THI SALE 

ATLANTIC CITY 

plcttiure it ii to hove your fruits, 

.vegetablea, ment, game, poultry always 

on hand .,, and to enjoy their fteihpacked 

flavor all through the year, 

Visit your appUinee deaJtr today and 

choose the liw and model for your 

family's needs. 

T H E 

SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY 

Sf It! M ELECTRIC COMPANY 

Don't get 

in a 

tangle 

over the 

the only car 

that Sells mo 

because It's 

worth more! 

Dealer's! 

You also 

get low 

s Xbyout- 

MOK/ 

. 

aa, \m 

;kmer Stars 

Playhouse 

(nine Mutiny' to 

tart Run Tonight 

, USS Came doclm 

Plavhousr tonight ho 

! 

^*of *lcn»e dnma 

«MMV Blatknier nknn or mini 

• four diwlii on llu tiiw intl 

B|ll stir ns the nil mi linn 

jr Philip I rjnus Qliti . in 

n 

ihuiJit *» pi mint lion nl 

Cfmc Mulim ("inI Mirinl 

IIUDISV » a * Jilapleil fill the Inu. 

li*r >~. Ui i m in Wouk frnm hi 

bv 

JTi/r 

HI the e* 

IjHtM-t fJ' 

4 of all i 

pit from 1 

iU Mrph 

jt dputuii i 

ill holrl i 

turn Cni11 

^ nuu I 

Mlrnr'nl nnsl Inimnr of 

noiu lilirnr\ cmwi m II 

mi ii run iliil un tin 

hi 1» 'H"" n - ul H" "i'I 

1 k f r 

" M'" " muliiH in 

ilion ul Die- IPII n i! 

rlii" pam Hit I inn 

Mirtnl ruiiH iliriui-h 

Valley .nd ehrlsloph.i- ColMm 

Bus and on iuch ts|8vis|0n shows 

n Suspens,, itudis One and Ihe 

Perry Como program 

I I Ii I 

• 1.M, Prop. WMlhtf.SM! Ini. 

Weaiher^Seal 

753 WEST AVENUE 

uhn iiiinlil ralhc-i 

THE OCEAN CtW SCMTiNEL.l.IDeBft 

7'" .-- Hi I. i v.,nnn 

the •iui Hrunmr BeolrlCH Stralahl Co-S/ars In Drama of Bull Ring 

iPlieired mill ln,c Fariar in Cira 

I no ill Hirtirir and Richaid IU 

f.Hinssiltl llu ikvsl nljlk nin thii »n m re,,,,,!, I 

«iu »illi loin, ttjsnp ln 1|)C „, „ 

md Mi, \i,ji,i, bttall ,„, JU|nfc ^ 

i ii ilium. In, pi i par mm ,Lhnn| 

il^x il Mirnrsbiri. Hi Aiadmn 

"I" Ii In ill-mil hiinkei In ipp, ,rin 

llu i u \\ nniMi , 

Blackmer s star reie quickly en 

Broadway, and iftsr World War I ' 

he began dividing his time between ' 

Nfw York and Hollywood He has ! 

hem starred er featured In oner 

100 filmi In rteent seasons, he ap 

pearid with Shirley Booth in 

Come Bask Llltle Sheba In New 

York and on (our with Nancy ' 

Kelly in The Country Clrl | 

I uli Mm ulm « n fnu.rid in | 

llu ni" um IM iilutlii n nl >uliiloi | 

I in In hmi t i.| i Lnpl lllaki 

1^ |)r,.iilniB olluir ul i In I,,,,, | 

nilinil 1 nun Mm. innllm mi m 

1111 "I il" ii iih in minium mil 

|il i\ I i I hum i. Kulir 

1 'I i' Muli n |ir mini! nl \,si 

Soil- Ink ihiithir mil ruumi j ,n 

• mi vulh iln I until im I nnn us 

llu mi i ilniiliiu 

lull Shurr, returmni to the [ 

far his sessnd season ' SIDNEY BLACKMER 

icttr singer dancer chortogra , C 111 111 ^ 

1« iîi been East as Maryk ' linn 

aorr hll been seen In the New ' mull 

ud tit I'liiiip'riini'in 'Woman Driver Hurt 

ii mi 

'i »»'»'». -r iix-tr,. Cor Hits Cafe 

Instantly 

WEATHER-SEAL'S ALUMINUM 

STORM-SCRIiN WINDOW with th# 

%ll-A'Way' f Screen that Disappears! 

G DOWN - 3 YEARS TO PAY 

coM, 

3290 

Most 

Talked-About 

Model of 

the Year*! 

the 

MIMIHS WIIM-i Hi,|,,,l, sniili 

i nl M nut hmn II „ HI mil ! 

ni' M> miiiu^ llu.pinl Ihm.dn ' 

i ntlll II. HIT, ,,,) ii hen llni , ii 

i hid nun «u,|t , M,ip 11 ir mi 

piiiu 

il I i ii M, si mil In.l run 

Hi I nl hir ui »hilc ni ikuiL j imn 

ml iln ii Iruin lull n Mir m 

«' "I HI (In IIIIM ill mil nun Ihe 

Ir ml ni Hn uli 

Sill » I In ,lu| |ur mjiirin (i, |lir 

n hi km i I, II i,,kl, ind ii^ln jim 

I i|H C r n i» mil , |i ,MII IIIIIIHIUI. 

ill •• _nm— i in I,,, ilrmn. 

HOLIDAY 

VILLA 

915 S. MAIN STRUT 

PLiASANTViLLi 

Ph8n« 3709 

OPEN FOR ITS 

THIRD SEASON 

Serving Daily 5 to 8:30 P, M, 

Sunday 3 to 8:30 P.M. 

CLOSID MONDAYS 

(E«cept Halldayil , 

Dine Graciously Amid 

Cool Pleasant 

Surroundings 

Ample Fret Parking 

in Rear 

Management 

Mr, and Mrs. J. Gilberl Noon 

only 4.dooi- hordtop in thB finest car 

|l.,li,l.iv Hciiiin! Iimt i«rik!-Y«« 

a'-liurm—11«« 

,.iin'i 

....• 

§ | I 

II.- n|iet! »«i'eji-I i ih.ii I'liiiiinai'* 

nil till" ,'nilvenieni'C of t 

mH,t!. Yiiii nnrr lilt ilif fninl iPai in 

liiisnne! Wnrili liilKinp ali.iul? 

Well, wail ii!Iyoiiir*tli«"Knikft"' 

•'112 Knpin-'. *'»' ' jl1 y u 1IMU '" 

l|,P pure hitiiry. then TOirii 

knnwif*llicy^ 

hv fur! Tnkfvntir drive Rfiiin! 

nut, in a snrt nl modern 

neiMhborhiwd llnnieii and .luliet 

Iheme, 

Krnesl nnriinine star-, in Ihe lille 

role, and is seen as a nnsomeodd 

year nlil Bronx huluher who -diiln'l 

know love when lie lotind il alter; 

loiiij ardiinus eirorls. The roniaiic 

is ftindieil by a yoiins lady, lieii.)-. 

Blair, whiise life and feaiurns are 

iosl ;!?, iliil! ioid iMiinieri'siiiiy ,i> 

SURF 

Thursday, Friday, Siturdiy 

Aio'i Mishehaviu' ' i» n liriaht. 

iiiiieiol 'i'ecliiiicoliir ciimciiy. >iiir- 

HUM Holy I'iiihuiin. I'lner Liiurie, 

Seek to Expand 

Free Legal Aid 

Wildwood Resident on, 

State Bar Study Unit I 

rn uhrri' 

ITillll 

PAOB 1 — SiCTiON TWO 

aid It ivilllblt Ihreuth ••liHflA 

mochlnery. W«yi ini muni ef •«• 

tandlng this to cov.r Kit «lal*': 

completely will be ieughl by our 

fommiltie," 

ny "loA-cniii" sprvk'o, Stsmler ni-" 

iil.iini'd thai .uiinv k'Kol aid group* 

I'liui^si* indigon! elienu a token fo&^ 

as low as 25 cents in several W. 

hianct'N^lo..ri'miive the ease frets 

tlio I'hariiy I'litiôry. 

A ni'ivly.formiMl al iilil toniniil. 

Slanovr K.*iid his cnmmlttee will 

Thursday, Friday, Saturday 

IT iil Ihi^ Neii .hu' Hlalu Har As- pursiii' Its cuiiniy-by«ounty study of 

"KtraieMic Air Command" i* the j ha*, launt'iiyd a .^t 

aitl needs durink' the summer 

thonderiiiu Blory of the niliolooi. sludy 

inen aiu! plnnes of oui' aioniic air y of (lie availability of free or and fall, presenting n full report, 

iiiin. and their live* anil loves- The iisw.?OM counsel for Uw indigent, 

(Urn start .hmii", Hiewan iiii,l .lufie with till 

Allywnil. 

The »inr,v i« thai .if a iiiM leiiuue 

haseUall iiiaycr u ho i« recalled In 

service iil the Air Forre, iuid nl lib 

wife who (liihls Ihe Air Force for 

i pitsNcssiiiii of her luishnnil. I'iinii'd in 

new VifiaVlsion. the piclore opens 

llji a whole new eoili't'pi ill sweep. 

iiiM aerial'Phiiii.urapli> and MII'IIIIK 

1 iiiiiil of makiili! siii-li •prvli't 1 

aviiiliiliii* ill i'ii'ry fimnli in tin 4 

Tin* riimmiui'i'. lli'aiU 1 , pg p 

and rt'Dmnmendalions at the Stale 

Bar Association's niid.year meeting 

Appoijiie,^ !o tiie committee ,aF® 

!:! by iloNt Ariliiir N lane of Trenton, *l» 

II, stanili-r HI Niniiirk 

. imliil- chairman; Kloise Briilht of Wil4> 

I'll liy l.iiini-l P. Krhli' Htiitc Har i wood, secretary; Benjamin Ashell of 

k.nriiilioii pri'Mflent. (iiinilen. .Inhn E. Dirnon of Mt, Hoi- 

Ooiliniim (he ei.mmllt.M.\ ulii...- . l>" Nichnlas r,innver Endlish of New- 

.,...' stanilei- isphiincd that lice ark. John F l.ynch Jr., nnd Edward 

•.IJIanle („ needv V. Hyaii of .lei(,ey city; M. naymonll • 

dejemlan!. Ml I'liininal cases, where Menowan ol Freehold, flnil 8, 

ihe coiirls ran a**iyn lawyers llnw. Charles Savnna of MaekenMek, Mnfr 

cier. imiiyctil persons involved in nhall II Diveily of Camden, a mem- 

riui ûi|. cannot yet such represeii. ber of I lie Association's board of dl, 

tatitiii csccjil ill rouilticH ,ir liic/ili. rectors, will serve In nil 

ual aid -i-rvice is p. i cap. IV, 

lick Carsiiii and Mamie Nan liorcii. I "No one should be deprived of 

JET PASSENGER PLANE 

IIIIKMIIIS Aircraft CorporaUnn has 

Featuring! three new «ona mini- I his legal rights in either civil er annotinri'il that it would buiid lh@ 

ANTHONY QUINN portrays the uoild'-i mo«.t famous hi rs. an,I a noiliher nl- dance ,!•• | criminal matters because he feels naliiin's lii'sl ji'l passuniier traniiport 

j uucilfes, Ihe lilill show. Ihe lives in | that he could not afford a lawyer/' plain'. Thu plane, i'arryln^ as mnn^ 

bullfighter and Maureen O'Haia is his loselv to stji in 'Ilm' 

i 4!',ilip cif entertainers in hoimm I Stamler said. "In several New Jer- a« IIH passrniiers, is i-xpected to lid 

iMagmficent Klatador." Filmed in Cinemascope and cnloi liiliiiiill u-ltli eflrli oilier, anil full nl | ley covntlef, particularly In IndiJi. iiblii tii lly nnn.ilop HI SJS miles per 

Ihe Twentieth Centun. Fn\ release opened \e«steidnv at the' 

Inn and laiiuhter. , trial areas, free or low.€sst legif hour. 

Mi and Theatre. 

I 

Drama of Bull 

Ring g at Strand 

Spectacular l Camera 

Werk in'New Film 

: I is HI thi> Pin-illi'. 

MO0HLVN 

Today, Temerrow 

"The Hlackbiiard JIIUHIC" i» a lime 

ly drama of ihe delinquent segnienl 

of today's youth, and Mars nienn | 

Ford and Anne Francis. 

Based on ihe sensational beM-velliiiu 

novel by Kvan Hunter, ihe slory 

tells of a yoiiiiu teacher in a meirii, 

pnlitaii vocational school who nrids 

the cut tin - i.i ni and idiialism wild 

tie- which he lieuins his lirst teachlni! 

lull iiiriiinu to ashes in the face of 

STRAND 

Tsday, Tsmerfew 

Fiir UiiiM 

mr,.'the liiMilliy. coiiiempt and lirulal. 

Th,, iiy he encounters from his sludents, 

fiis. Thursday, Friday, Saturday 

1 who luivp Hipri 

i-ired io Nit with ilu* tluVrinjl 

as man mtwU hvn*\ in iht' ->ir 

yhallonM*' *>i ihi' bull ring, 

Ma^nilU-iont Mnt&dm 1 " itll'cr,- n 

Tin* 

"Interrupted Melody" N n lyrical 

iiicia niiiv,., iiilii the rintijlove .-tory based on Ihe life of the 

o i-au-h the leriifyini! appi-oach uf | lamed opera star. Marione Lawhe 

maddened liea.t on the nialadiir, '• n«'- Kleamir Parker has the lille 

Sever before ha* thi* lialiet ol dcaih i'"' 1 '. with cli'im Ford ii' hrr MIH- 

i>L'f'n willi Nii 

band. Dr. Thonias Kinufor 

ni4 kind ui' Hiuhliulitlns! rfiine 

t'rea'test inusie. ii till' 

Anthony Qimin puriniy^ HH* 

ihtis iviih M'iuiri>t>n (VHiira ?r 

ihu ^pnjtHl line! iwnuiiful Mf 

who ^t't'k? hm nffc 

niendahle perforinani'c?. inn from 

I he opci'aiic slaue. lull, irnnl ii wheel, 

chair where She sil« .Iriclicii . willl 

s t i tioiH= Thv Him 

iiNo shnws M-viMi of Mrsii'uS 

nuiiou* niiiUidnr^ pcinmyiiiM 

I 

Thursday, Fridiy, Saturday 

I 'Tin* jjuiiium?" is tht* fiihn 

siiî of thu LiHvU nnd Chirk t'sj 

liiin him ihi' fi 5 !irt'ii iinft iinkn 

Nonlhvtî t^rrihiry in \hv Iii 

uinli-r of Um, 

Scenes and aiiiu fl'mn clinic iif the 

world's greatest operas carry the 

>i,iry Sine from the time she leaves 

her iiiiilvc Australia .In hecume an 

overniyht scusntion in Pacis. throutjh 

her career a! the Met, and her baltie 

against the crippler which Hneal. 

eiicd her life and career. 

• PITCI MacMiirray puriniv^ 

• p:iri uf Ciipi.. Mi'rhvhi'thpr Lu 

VILLASI 

I liiul Chnrltun Hilton that ui' 

Now Flaying 

I frii'nd* LUuiii-imnt Clark, Dunnji R 

' "Marty" bliilus the lli'nilN In a |i»- 

, IN N'ri'ii in the part nf HaCfijawt'n. the 'silUiii uf a real. Ihree^limciisioiial 

j place for Ihe lirsi. lime in une uf ihe 

iovt'Iy Indian j?ifl whr* iintfincl 

' niiist Iciidci' and aniiisiiiM loie slorit-s 

\ oi the decade. 

The nlil New Y,.rk linroilull "ii'ii> 

as the backuniiiiiil aua!n>l which the 

pathciic romance of Iwo petiplt' is 

Nineiy-tiglit DtLuxg Hslld y Sedan 

field ! 

LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE 

OF OLDSMOBILE "88 1 ! 

2-Doot S«dan It 

r.31 

$ 2687" 

Stall 

an J loci 

SKi! f Ptfi. 

f ffiir Brfii dosudi wen ih&i* #f rfsiit and bi^y ftyli^ 

I" "few nmuwJiiB 'mi •! «I(H»I 

, M pkHnblKI M *«•• •W»«l MM* 

NIUII1 OHWOIHI >l»lll — — 

kMER CHEVRÊT"ft OLDSMOBILE, 1117-1129 ASBURY AVE. 

PHONI023S 

MISrOLDSMOBJUI'S V/i HOUrt 

OPINING 

SPECIAL 

• CONOiTiONINS SH^MfOO 

• eONDITIOWINS TKEATKENr 

• imia 

• SiMVi IIHSr 

• A SrVLiD SET 

NILINt CUIT1I 

PERMANENT 

ALL THIS , , , AND.YOU! HEAVENLY COLD 

WAVE COMPLETE-HO. UITRASI 

OPENING 

SPECIAL 

$20 VALUE 

J 10. 

OUR FLANRERS HOTEL SALON NOW OPEN 

FREE PARKING 

PHONE 2277 

SUMMER CLEARANCE 

Save Plenty! June 27 thru July 2 

HAMMOCK 

t 

9 x 12-Ft. R«v«r(ible 

FIBRE RUGS w., sn.95 

$10.45 

Sov. $1,001 

SK-HAYEI 

(1NUETSET 

Wa.J7.B8 $6.88 

ATLANTIC CITY 

SAVI * IJ/ 20-INCH 

*.,.,.iu, 

24-Inch Outdoor 

Ifttlif WBI»18.?1 

Mia Cut $1,001 

ALUMINUM 

ICE CHEST 

1222 Atlantic Avenue 

Phene5-126i 

Wai $19,25 $17i25 

IIO VALVtl 

PICNIC BASKET 

SiTrOM6Ui4 _ 

****** *

If 

1*1 

June 29th 

me- 

TWIN-KISS DRIVE-IN 

MacARTHUR BOULEVARD 

Somers 

Wfh Any purchase Yoi 

Opening Day, Wed., 

America's Most famous refreshment drive-in 

TWIN-KISS 

3 £* 

ICE CREAM 

2 FLAVORS—2 COLORS IN ONE CONE 

«t*o «»rved In plates, quarts, 1/2 gnllon* . 

* GtoBnw SflSH * 

BURK'S FRANKFURTERS and OTHER DELICIOUS SNACKS 

tHere 

ON THE HIGHWAYS... 

"'to »#|^«il yOU Have you noticed how more and mpre^^m^ 

fogefher as VVIed/cs' Oh Ocean G7y Beach 

by Groups at Gateway 

Seven organizations have scheduled 

benefits for the Gateway Playsouse 

within the next two weeks. , 

Organizational benefits for "The 

Caine Mutiny Court Marital," which 

open3 today, have been set for 

Plensnntvillc Synagogue, Tuesday; 

Heart Fund, Thursday, June 30. and 

the Ferauson-fofilio Post 8050, Veterans 

of Foreign Wars, Ocean City, 

Sunday, July 3. » 

For "Guys and Dolls," which begins 

Its run Tuesday, July 5, Uio following 

arc staging bcncflis: Pleasant* 

vlllo Klwanis, July S; the Linwood 

American Legion Post, July 0; the 

Men's Club of Temple Emcth Shalom, 

Atlantic Clay. July 10, and the 

Ocean City Soroptimlst Club. July 8. 

Tickets for the benefit perform 

ances arc being sold by members of 

the sponsoring organizations. 

Just Seenif So 

Frequent cutting doesn't make 

your hair grow faster, experts say. 

(£0& f ?K : i':$:&'P- ; :«' growing, asprogreaaive biininwwnien team-up with the Telephone 

^£ki^;".J#I''fV;ji': ; V';::';'• '/ : ^^' : "0^^pu^^liaaMm|yvw^tom^;COuw«UeaBa^.* • • • • • - ••...' ... 

^ft^'f"'"^ !•• *-; ! -vv v! : j^- : .':'-h- Aa^âi ajr^yl^^ ia^ ypu time or trouble—just look fiw tht 

ISljSf;'• v| ; ^-v' : - ? : •.:•• : 'fWêe^-"0iîi^0ii,\.^wtef yw?n dotog—ahopping, working, 

ifft^mX^'^;y ! k 1 ^SSf*^^*^'|^^S>f##^'flW hftrldy, well-lit phone booths • 

Wm^& : ^ :: ' /: \^^ " " " • ••'•" : : •'•• •••:'' ; "'' ; - "••"' •-• 

NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 

* 

Remit* 

users Into a realization of perils 

to be faced In traffic, particularly 

over Fourth of July, Attorney 

General Graver C. Rlchman Jr. 

revealed today that the state ii 

arranging for a state-wide tour 

of the wreckage of tho car 

which carried five young people 

to their death near Somervllle 

last week. 

Mr. Rlehmon sold the grisly 

muss vf metal, almost unrecognizable 

as a motor vehicle, has 

been loaned to the state and, 

through the cooperation of the 

New Jersey Motor Truck Assocl. 

ation. will be carried by truck to 

various papulous centers for exhibit. 

The exhibit will be aceompained 

by a motor vehicle Inspector, 

wlio will use a public address 

system to tell 1 of the worst 

multiple-death traffic mishap 

since seven died In a Burlington 

County crash last July. 

Gun Case Held 

for Grand Jury 

Tavern Owner Posts' 

Bail for Shooting 

Harry Weyond Sr., North Wildwood 

tavern owner, Friday was 

plrced under $2,000 boll for action 

of the grand jury as the result of 

an alleged shooting recently in a 

row over the erection of a billboard 

near his establishment. 

The boll was set by Municipal 

Judge Henry C. Lapldus, who at the 

some time dismissed similar charges 

against Weyand's son, Harry Jr., 16; 

Kenneth Eystcr, 18, and Charles 

Zerbe, 18, nil of whom were reported 

Involved. 

The action resulted from Weyand's 

arrest on the complaint of florty 

Lanza, an employe of the Allied Sign 

Co., who charged that Weynnd 

threatened him with and fired at 

htm with a .22 calibre rifle. 

Lanza said Weyand demanded to 

sec & permit for erection of the 

sign, which Weyand charged was illegal 

Weysnd argued that tho 

sign was being erected In violation, 

of art existing ordinance. 

The sign was being erected on a 

property across the road from Weyami's 

place. 

Concert to Replace 

Fireworks at Sea Isle 

Sea Isle City this year will celebrate 

a safe and .sane July Fourth. 

Mayor William A. Haffert Thursday 

announced that the resort wilt not 

have tho usual public display of 

fireworks because there Is no place 

there where they can bo.safely and 

properly set off. 

In place of the fireworks, a concert 

by. the MillviUe Firemen's Band 

will be presented on the boardwalk 

pavilion at 41st st. 

IVlttTHiMG 

. • • • # • . . • ' 

Old Enflllth LAWN SEED 

VIGORO Imported PEAT 

5)0-5 Michigan PEAT 

ESPOMA VERMICtlLlTE 

BONE MEAL BOVUNG 

• etfrfW SEED MEAL 

MUSHROOM SOIL 

CRAB GRASS KILLER 

WEEDEX ROSE DUST 

ALUMINUM SULPHATE 

OLD ENGLISH 

LAWN SEED 

9Bl^BB89ffiS 

Food Poisoning 

Summer Danger 

Doctori Advise Extra 

Cleanliness, Care 

Summertime—"when the living Is 

cosy," as the song. proclaims—is a 

time for the relaxation of schedules 

and tensions. However, it is not the 

time for the relaxation of caution or 

of vigilance. Not enly must we be 

on guard against foolhardy behavior 

which leads to accidental injuries 

and death, but we must be alert 

against seasonal threats—not the 

least of which is food poisoning. 

The most frequent cause of this 

type of gastrointestinal distress Is a 

poison produced by staphylocAceua 

germs, which' are vigorous and common. 

They thrive at room temperature 

In certain foods, especially 

meats, cream sauces, dressings such 

as mayonnaise, and custard or cream 

liui; tries. 

The victims of infected food experience 

nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, 

;«imps and prostration. The illness 

s seldom very serious or long-lasting. 

Protection against food poisoning 

demands (1) that scrupulous cleanllless 

be indulged in the preparation 

>f all foods; (2) that all foods—even 

crackers—be kept In scaled .containers; 

(31 that only fresh, uncontamlnated 

foods be used; and (4) 

that foods susceptible to spoilage be 

kept under constant adequate refrigeration 

until they are to be e.itcn.— 

Michael S. Newjohn, M.D. 

[200 Pay Honor 

y 

to Cape Mayor 

Gifts for Eldredge 

For Civic Service 

From halli to hbiU wster—thatL 

the sWry ol three Jefferson; MetUcjJ 

CoBtf* students working as i"bc»5i 

Oiedks" at the resort this «umm«r. 

* From the aoholarty dasaroomfof 

thaPhUfld^htoscttSltothocrowdp 

o t 

ed- beachfront of Ocean City 

•three umpiring doctors have t 

together. • • , 

John Hansoll, of Philadelphia, 

works daily at the Beach Patrol 

headquarters at 10th »t. His buddies, 

George Ketohliiig, also of Philadelphia, 

and Martin Brehnan, of 

Pottsvllle, handle the duties at Hie 

1st and Hth sL stations. 

Working u/nrit aid men during 

Hi* tummtr I* (living Mi* young 

m«n their flrtt, rMl j ol the UWe eight »•» «M fJOT* went toiNotre Djjhj«,.of course! 

ch^drtara" who wants tier finger 

•ach of fh# Itiaeh m#dl«" liw- 

bamtaseehnnied daUy! the "beach 

mrtta^ art prepared for It, . 

dlM tbttuVi* to/M catn «f tun- 

' lir^g aeMtnto liive occurred bum, spllnttrtV clam shell cuts, 

along &e beWiftBllt m fir thliMi. 

nouMMdi, and Mi, flit* dally. Thla More than 300 persons attended a 

son. , a) thg tboiteh several persona have total will naturally ilncrnse « the testimonial dinner at Cape May Fri- 

been treated for shock following crowds «n Me' teaches IncrMM. 

day night to honor Mayor Samuel F. 

Eldredge; 

1st st. 

ThrMigheut ttt* tutamw the young 

mm Mr* ,0ft duly «yery day 'from 

The affair, arranged by the Cham- 

The. JefferHViitiMlenh «lv# flrst 

ber of Commerce, eltcd Mayor Eld- 

10 snm. ito • 9. (m. ' , i 

•Id only. y Any y accident cce victim reredge 

on his 80 years as an attorney 

uiring ii expert t oisdlc oisdlcal dll tt« «tten««n 

and 12 years as a member of the 

Although not required by Jeffer- 

ro«h*d * Immediately y local 

city's board of commissioners. He 

son to har# * Job connected wllh 

doctor or i is Shore Sh Memorial M Hos- 

has been mayor six years. 

medicine during the summer, ajl 

pital. 

three students realize the valuable L.S. Van Horn, Chamber presi- 

Brcnnan. HanseU and Itetehllng experience they are gaining that win 

dent, presented him wltlt a plaque, 

fill nil be Juniors at the phUadel- come In handy In the next two yean 

whlllB Albert M. Ash. president of 

phla school when they return in when their studies tend to get 

the County Bar Association, and 

Mayor Jean Anderson, of the USO 

practical ex- 

September and-all have been In the away from the classroom and into 

Center, presented him with citations. 

same classes the past two years. All mare practical work In hospitals. 

perience alsng medical line*. 

Lawrence H. Eldredge, Philadcl. 

ire members of Hhl Chi, medical The medics' oho complaint Is phln" attorney and cousin of the 

All three future doctors find their raternlty. 

minor one. Final exams nt Jefferson mayor, vyns the speaker. He reof 

Copt May ^ 

work Interesting so far, although it To carry the similarity Just a Httlo ended June 16 and they were on viewed Mayor Eldrcdgo's life and A company of 100 

Is quite a contrast to the routine in •flrthor, both HanseU and Relchllng duty June 18) But what would they eulogized him as an "Inspiration to rived at thi Coisl 

medical school, Whither iff a fright- 'id their undergraduoto work at Uie do with a day oft*?.Probably take a all who know him". 

Center at apt ' 

ened, crying youngster with a piece Jnlverslty of Pennsylvania. And busman's holiday'* to the beach Congressman, T. M(Het Hand was Iln the. summer^reitew 

of the boardwalk In his foot, or one frennan? With a narfio like that he anyway. • -\ , 

toastnuuter. 

program. 

Many Benefits Slated | Gruesome Wreck to 

be State Display 

In an effort to shock highway 

w *' 

The,men will 

of a eoneontrnta Htmi 

reeruit training MhMulZb 

ship and small anus ut^ 

center will hmdie orty 

whb have tad no ' 

past. 

- ^ 

POOR CASEY 

Murphy: "What's that hump on 

your chest, Pat?" 

Pat (in a whisper): "Dynamite. 

Vm waltln' for Casey. Every time he 

meets mo ho slops me on the chest 

and breaks me pipe. Next time he 

docs It, hell blow his hand off." 

Speeding 

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