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mm »OT: t^pro^vSOmeUmig of * nuisance to gma^mm^pW^'ptJm^mm^. conduct in fflptpeUBIOT^JK tttano* of :tfie place. There was SA§3Wfffla fit tWipBWJB^j^rejoiit of a spirit or •^TelHsUioua bravado than anything else. m§§m^Riuti^::$fcgw::•$; Thomas WaJdman, «• IJî*aM^^:H:tk*JMlaUtohBiel!^ uantentlon. ®aUr. ootn'oidon Jn ttie South might givu tbe piutv too much af a caKervmdve irrwige. But the parties must huM Un-ir croventfais In the a m dor, to mduoe the trcmnidous «R of Instnllatiorei, ommm&mamm wjuipmttit, etc. • Thug it had beai anticipated that the Republican cmvention wtuld take âce In July and die Democratic in August, Miuiil Beach Ind put up SOd,^ and miiEiy thought the maMer was as good as closed. However, as Denocfattc doubts begun to dcwJnp. a axonl lonk wy tatei at Oucogo and Dano^Hc Pany lOKkrs reportedly snjimged tf» dftf a*nu*tmUon there to jnaki- a flnaneial bid, which Chicago had not done. Tlie dry was also told tfiat Its bid would get favorable cunsid- eraUon. Chicago then put up $750- 000. Republicans favor an earlier eon. venUcn than Dunocrafe. hi order to have plenty of Sme- for Mm to campaign against the President before. the November election. Democrats expncflHB the nominee to be Presi- dent Johnson, sue no need tot such a limg campaigning period. Many netrtra] obscrvera eni newsmen think both conventions should be held In September, which would provide each candidate with about two months of campaigning time. j n this oge of television exposure Hurt would be ample time and. in tho recent past. Presidential election compuJgns have worn out just about everyone involv- ed—the candidates themsWves, the piuss and campaign workers. "bN^NOnCEMl to Beverly N. I., S n^ "only noticer," his caiiM the niodiller, "oi^y 1 "-^^' In one instance he cri tlves had only a wflk tence which he fouiid only operates two tn ;;TCe detecUves had a „„«, The railroad operates olli It seems to us that our « the staff of tnis newspaper^ WP^rs h, the wrong p,ad^ siderlng the manifold errol« and grammar committed bWffi our typesetters, we are & m about "only" only. We fences correctly. We owe era like bur Beverly FINIS FOR CAR 14—Po the air permanently Car 14 tne private automooiie of for Walaman Mr. WaJdinan iiad installed in it and its desig Waldnian kept the air busy^TSffl town and saw ihingb he tuou^lit tttt tne attention ol the police. Ii&l3 stripped tne equipment rrom MfVtUi toon it to neauquarters where flriUi a police automobile. For a time Kit omy had a pouce radio in hu ot il way radio which communiaJaj 'S Patrol and the Civilian DeiciB'' ently, proved a little too much'toaiMi had this removed a year or more'ikj also surrendered labt week tlieM revolver which at one time lie v shoulder holster In their salad and former Public Safety boih carried guns, why we ne the days when the Messrs. Wild were named the Rover Boys bj'fdfo their nocturnal cruising about toiiji pohce raids and thih and that. ih.'Sk way, had his fwo-way radio removedfw car before he left office We sbodkts pistol packing pair never shot ati pttited Natjonsdejnpnstrated itself-as nothing more than a rather dull international debat- Jn£ sooiptv >§, ^)^ji%We; to keep the peace, and «|*pj3«Uif fWfcihai HHeUnlfed States and the |Sovjet Union agreed that the conflict must IfeaMln limited in scope saved the UN from m tojotfer words, the United NaUohs is tonly effective in setUiBg major internatloaal Ifufputes U the two guper-powers want them -i6ettled. , . ••• , " . • , W '-'I-ieoiOBg back, the long dissertations by J^Mbassaaor Qoldberg and other statesmen jhad an unreal Quality. TOey wire --"-•-•• v,s ably, deliberations ~ were proceeding ttStiTSl the UN headquarters ia New York City but, if so, they failed to make the news. What this emphasizes is the fact that the United Nations is almost completely ineffec- tual unless the U. S. and the Soviets jointly approve the body's decisions Will the fate of the old League of Nations eventually overtake the UN' Not as long as this country and Russia believe it has some value. The League died after the sanctions it imposed on Italy during that country's Ethiopian adventure proved worthless in halting Mussolini's aggression The Rome- Berlin Axis regarded the League as ridicu- lous, and the United States, while a benevo- lent observer of League activities, was not a member. What happens in the immediate future will determine the fate of the United Nations It is not too much to say that its future is up to the U S. and the Soviets If thev work together the UN will survive. However, if the two superpowers work together the United Nations will hardly be necessary to maintain world peace Gerfefeii •nWMW — larnoUim for #n- tmmmauBt nd th» âafle pilfer. bm at CTrft cards would be auf ktmt by mo measures left . behind without actict, wiien the Legislature closed up rtop last njotuh. AUhough Om tawnaMng body passed sewn] hundred hlUs Affing to stay tosm la«t January, many BMWW •ftltotl to te «i»ided •ad m qirtrtb' ratii« In commit. tern mamiUm B» rrtoni ^ tfie Le- gistoftBe BOtt Noramba-. afcw ol the MgieeM btlls daeive ta be neêrted la ihe cplnien pf lefia- lntive leadr^, Ita Jwotfiig and «flng UcenMs B*nted to senior dtaens would re. main vtUJd indefinitely 6y one bin left behind. .Every bat at amis •rid in Ne«p Jersey «suld tit label- W witt th« type A ffl nd taf (obacno CHtarned is .the. etjir by •irther JBjor^ mtemae, ,'• »ltf bills irtiloh wtald ^rt^ (•» rt a doz sr«iKK as the ottdal Start so« art ft*pjg in oauaimm. liftbrtfal up Jheh- -riot con- -r-i-nal with the' acquisinon of immt of tear gas -grenades. J« Muimmt I^B weapon* BMiato BMed. : . ' ='.] • . ' ; - » .. •'•' * •' • ' t •'•" • : ' - F i y E ; . y E * R s ; " ' i » o 6 ; - : - . : . . ' • . ' . • • ; : . • • ; •'. ,: M^w :Nafltod d. Smith «M teioeBrt to the Wirtwalft by'«. bevy it gW :« cMsr-'vdpi'JMannas' it' Jltt at was opened •«» apjrtirtate ceremijnles. It Iiai been bujlt by the •:.CbiiBiy'VMd:Sttpiei; •-:•:•••,•••,••.• /•>'• v'^ A defnriant who was due ro traffic rtto anwer to ch-rgos rf speed Sf g °" le Ulrauen a red T b TIM YEARS AGO Two Iîvy fliers from the Pomona Air Stattoo were fidied out of the SJ^VLS* Oty bos «men after tt«?y ditched their plane which hod developed eigfne troube " * * fntm port SWern of beach ^^piiiaiitifeilgdgef, i J '^HMlil50w^: ; S»; : .^;«'ii'oi«j i • • • MayorEdwardB Bowterannounc- J?'^"* BoWng Wcck " aft« » l ol accidents and Injuries to boatmen were reported. • • * YEARS MO •or. strict enforcement of tho Sunday dosing low while file Thbemade A»- •XtetkM) undertook en educational rata to acquaiiit JJeople with the UUB laws. • * • Atormeif by^ itnhncy of drfvtra to to«B traffio dgnsls, pnUdft ^^^ roting ticma on tnotmhU wl» Jgoorerf red UgUs. Sevoal violeton were armted ftt driver he has rensonabW grounds to bdleve that he h«> beat driving in violation td the law and Is therefore being placed tinder arrest On the other hand, according lo the ruling.' if a poUceman stops a motorist and cvimnnlly finds the driver had not been drlnldng and Is released -to cohtihuer hta >>umey Iherp would toe no legal arrat, buf merely an investigative detention. DtePATCHBR 8S-^yso mM^fl scene this summer Is "DkpatcherSi'lliS "Pete Jump" Oianipietro, amolA^Hi* ty Director Stretch. Mr, Qiafflp^^ '•dispatcher 66" but last year his 6^ assigned to a summer policeman tMM became "di^BteB«- rfs.a Mr. mr mm ited fame throughout the CapehjtUjM radio district,. His; dulcet ton^|||i| stolen can and called local cars to 1 ! different from the bored, profî ployed by other dispatchers, JBJ| back at his dispatcher's post tltisstjju.; is missing. To hear Mr. Glanljaen|Mfll was an experiende, • : ; *:S^f • • , . . . . : • • . . • • . * . ' ••••'• • ' * « & POLICE SECRETARY—V»e «|i the other day whilB she was bfttiirflp post of summer police secretj#,jlft:] comes from Lansing, MieWpn*M|f| a junior at juchigan State UmapKi maiorini in police admmttlnffl arrived in Ocean City about a w&W poUce headquarters. She Is Bif doesn't look as though she WoiS becoming an administrator ta|^ recuon pc in workteg ivitn f i#* Ma amWOonsi Looks can MM her other falehts Miss Winmtf W Misj Wnaiw let- it be knowniO!!^ W« and it becuj^ to poUcfi' handy to hare around to fl#ili inen, The idea—that she befjim from 8 p,m. to 2 a.m.flheiroHMj uniform^ but because she is UBBI really be a policewoman, Thitte who met Miss; OTHans v#um:;. CtTY HA&L owuip- hM a soul, aria the'? pKenvnfflM , offlce of Conimlssloners'-i&llk David ^L. Simpson. MayorMm decorattng Wiftfflcer w«b ;po^ ••, scenes. Anybody? might do;tt|l : and -Chance, HoWevlr, aiffflp ;: h«vr • borrowed origiM! 3flM Mrj Kathiyn WittoS^dlrWteM Cejito;. Wstefully framiiyi;^ ; -Wlepldr, ^fôoditaste; ofiiOT to. Jhe^tffllH «rhich hltWrM •>:. n6thJiii|:ttorfl ^rtoWhU#;!BWW ; ^nd, phptocraphs ?of-meni^Wf' 9 : Apartinentt; ^Mrs;. wiison is l?< ; pi 'rare- soulful, lioW8#P ChMce^fluterbffledJis M simple composiUon Mrti> :: leaves, radflating the groat : MMtuni>ls;alsttiay of;jonfe dallodilS; Daffodils, it seen^j '•• i^^^^CniicVi^wflicestf"^ "latfer*\Vfe^^" M - *^-- ki ^' < * < fJUNE 30, 1967 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER urc News FIST CHURCH 'ScbooL Wonhlp. W HODIST CHURCH fentral QV. flck, mlnlitsr eaks to you TIAK SCIENCE RDIO SERIES MIS SUNDAY I OI-UKS^Port 2' George G. AJhlon. organUt and choir master Tesiay (Friday)— 9 a.m. 1O Us 30 durdi School. 8 p.nij—Chineel Qioir reheaiial, Sunday— mm — Vacation a-m — Church School with Lljssii tor jU ain?s S 30 and 11 a m —Idtn'iral Wor Eh p Service*! Dr Guffn k'f* sf nnon tor.t ^nrenHy and Struggle' 7 30 p m — Earning Worship in the MQQ iyn Thi a1i>r §,ssikt*rf Thi? Hon ombif Brygks Hays former Con- jcrf^smjn from Arku/Bas Moiiday— Ipiti 8pm —CommiKiion on EduisiUon =O££ii.jaI Bsard Meeting 2 p.m.—Summer AUMUary, durch SDclal Hull, Miss Florence Bucking, ham, speaker. Wednesday— 7:20 p,m._Mid^s'e>ok Prayer Sav- ieo in Bleyler Ompel. OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH Hen* ef MM Ocem aty SumniM- •1M CN MB CMNtwie. 10th it. and Wulay av. R«v. David P. Wright, D.D., paitor Riv. Donald Lawisn, Mlnliter of Youth Jamei H&pewsll. Cstilsnncs Musical Dlndor Sunday— ST PRESBYTERIAN UNDAY SCHOOL THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, U.S.A. 7th and Wesley Avenue Are Cordially Invited To Attend The JMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1967 9:30 a.m. Juesr Teacher—Mr. R. Lyh Olmstead Director. Christian Education, Fir«t Preibyterian Graded Classes For The Family 1ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. U.S.A. 7th and Wesley Avenue Rev. Wm. Radcliffe Allen, Th.M., Pastor SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1967 NG WORSHIP - 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Message "THE MYSTERY OF. MAN" SUNDAY SCHOOL-9:30 a.m. Graded Classes For The Family EVENING WORSHIP-7:30 p.m. Closing Erercises DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 160 PUPILS and TEACHERS WEDNESDAY EVENING-7:30 p.m. "The Bible Study Hour" Director of Music HENRY C. LOPER — Organists — MRS. DAVID TOBIAS, ROBERT V. ALLEN A Cordial Welcome Awaits You Jolding Foith The Word 01 Life" Philippianb 2 16 g frenn 9 a.m. ito 12:30 ait Watson's ttostsiUTCint, 9th st. and Ocenn av., and Impaln MutpJ. left sidir 10th s«. and boardwolk. 9:30 a.m.—SuiKlsiy Schixd with dOT, Wi ••.* O^nj *lis PARKINS far « On •! Clwrdi, ff-30 Ciw/ Sunday.-Sch^bl In gradWilqisrtôr the family OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE Wesley av., Stfi to Ath ttt, Sunday— 8:45 flntl 10:45 a.m-—Sons services led by William G. Lulf. Tobtniaclo Association presld,ent. 9 and 31 a.m.—JVlorrinj; Worship, Dr. J, Bunion "niwimis,, retU«r erf the Church of 4he Heavenly Rt4t,, Fifth £iv. at 9(Kh St., New York, spoiler, 7:15 prjn.—Song service Jed by Wai- ter I), Eddowcs Jr. in the Strand Theatre, &h st. and Boardwalk. 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service .in the Strand "J'heei.tre, Dr. G. Ross Free- man, assistant to the dean and (Mrec- tor ol supervised ministry ol the Oandler School «C 'Hieology, E^nory Undveridly, Atlanta, Ga., speaker. ChapluJn of the day. Itev. JoJin C. UNION CHAPEL-BY-THE-SEA 5Sltl U. and Aibvry av. Defcin, lay Ivader Mr*. Thoma« D. MuDliwaux, director of mutlc Sunday— 9:30 a_m.—Smida^ SdiooiL Eîgwie Debus, sup^TiiKtendeiit. Classes for all. 11 a_ni.—-WOITJIUP Service. Sj>eaker. Dr. G. Ross *'PWJ1EU1 ol tJie Quidler School at Theology of Emory Unl- vendty, Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. WilMam A.. Oillen, soloist at St. John the Evungclist
it i i «' .ir.:if !!'•' if"'- iif 1 m t ral* In, j-fê Communist _, slices Berlia m ftijp Jwi _____ _n,qpnal fuiieral and interment servjpes in the c'ttji. 'Most cemeteries - , • - _•/ . ;, - ( are in East Berlin and resiêqfs of top free sectjjin_j are rarely able to visit then- family graves. Puneral Directors are permitted to take bodies ! through th_'wWtpn-Q__}spe_ifle_ day a wepli J. Wjmberg Funeral ffoiqp I ^ jffp* of Funeral uiprtcm to All Cncb 201 ASBURY AVE. DIA> 3^,654 •vita OIL raft SAVINGS AT Our top qua!I|y heating pil gives you maximum hpat, with »"in|nnim fueL Order early! 106 New Road (Route 9) Linwood, N. J. * * DIAL 937-4132 * *, P1UMBING -HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING - WESTIN6H0U5E APPLIANCES - JOHN H WHOLESALE PRUIT R«v. Howard O. mMIc' nd tf- 8, 9:30 and U ajn.—aacnunent of Holy Qonmiuikro. Dr. Lajtai"iiflld &30 and H Hflu-jiiuTOi, Nursery. ? : ¥ P."1-S-nlor Hlgn M_F leave 5 church toS- Uie Strand Tficnrii i£ (Ocean City to ]„_- D_ G j ^ 9:45 a.m.Sunday U a.m.—Moridnj Worji^ ,J *'"• ~ MaUndJM Ya SttB1 8 p.m.Êvcninf Service, 1 pja.-O |Thvnday— WWnifi aD on BducaBon. Board. ' CJioir pracric |g^ D _«f« *AV •APTltT |Sund»y— g Bhip_ 7:a> p_m. — pyenJnK FfUowship Monday— 7 p-m.—Qiuroh League powHnB. u«iUy~ ' Morning — Rescue Mission Auxiliary. 7=3!! P-m-v-iMtAveek Ernyer Secv ice 8:30 p.jp_^LadJes Chorus TUCKAHOE METHODIST Rev. John ^ h FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE J ^pg Service. r METÔOIST 12th Srreet and Asbury Avenue M a m —»jorrfnB Wiorah HOTELS, STORES ?!»«« RESTAUflANTS SUPPLIED ^ • PHONE 399-5655 RESIDENCE 927-3668 or 927-2Q58 BEST QUALITY PROMPT BEITOY 11 a_m—Sunday" SehcoL d EASY METHOp R|VIN^ fJHOOL NEW iWSCT NATURAL GAS COMPACT THE OCBAH CIT¥ SBNTIMiLLEnSER 7 p.m.—W. C TC ' HaH. > . r, „ 7:30 p.nfy. —- Woman's 'Kdcfety of -JmsMan Service.* "" ~" , 7 p.m.—Senior iChoie {xactLce. Tftttreuy— 6:45 pin.—Bqys*. Glass. SMAU|L|Ji MVTHMMST Km. Wcttar *nmt putor 10.30 a_m —Church School 7.30 p m.—Evening Wotd«I 7 p.m.—Choir reheai^l. CITY BAPTIST 11 ^ jfl,—'WpTOhip Scryio?. 6.^0 p tn.—Ghur rdieflisiU. 7.30 p.m.—Pmyer meeting tiunday— 1 p m.—AduB Bible Society. 9 s Qn Sunday For Presbyterian Bible School i Cape 4-H'ers Depart Mondqy For Stokes State Forest Camp Iijckwqod said that besides hav- Iqg a wonderful *" proflts «neJ while the price of goods and services was rising — by about 3 percent Inflation, contrary to a widelyheld view, is not a rector which inevitably pushes up business profits. A stage is reached when costs start rising faster thru, the —,„. rf the product. ity to pay or the rising tide of its sprpduig The profits drop fa a mflcant factor fat Iin current feai-. that are thrcatoied with an enormous deficit in the coming fiscal | 6 The fall in profits cannot be I as merely an adjustment more reasonable level, after profits were allegedly inflated to an abnormal degree in 1965 and early 19C6. Long-term comparisons earlier properous years indicate I that profits have fallen behind the Procession. ralbcr than gotten I ahead of it Between IS66 and the | present, after-taic personal Incomes have rfien by 80 percent, while af-, tcr tax proGta have increased by 1 The tupst Important comment I Jsa eeneral principle which ha» I been asserted troqQcnUy hi this I while the rctauve sharp of defense space — business profitability is the business in total corporate activity central tsctor which determines popular my^h- ««* aqd the tnw) of thp wtofe cv»r, of the wodd. omy ProCtx are the incentive which leads businesi to employ workers, FOdpcp gooda and invest In plant I and equipment An impairment of pmfjts is a threat to high levels of employment aqd economic growth. 8- «, «n US? or MfS, decidgs that it is nepessjr _ Pose higher tax ntfes,' every effort I slwul4 pa mftfk (p minimize their adverse impact on corporAte pml 'its In view of Ihg already declining trend in profits, wo sfiould sure-, ly not make corporations pay mare than tbpir iponnrtianai share • (z) Tor Iili childrili'a
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