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& fir 1 ' It u a 1 Vi'l's h 1 I' .L. V'"' iM«w.i HffiT KRnff I i t« 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. }, 944 Asbury Avenue ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS u FRANK M. j , Hotelf, Homes and Shops W" MAZriTEUI SERVICE - INSTALLATIONS PLUMBING - HEATING Complete line of* OH,, BURNER.*. - . 200 ASBURY AVENUE 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
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