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» » '"TTBW .1 t ii» _ - / i ndmta to town. BOB KoW and J» ti lk» aavkr, »|Mi|. r fa fsjs war's nces. It win be —" J — to note how tbe Ucotan- op to tMr underlings! J> Ou* Jr., ts admit I beM disc Jocan, aTwtts Jotuu, S ^ffl the best -, — «be beach and Sheila from Hot tt It tbe cutest baby stt- •r, so we've been told. That dote atfar Ota week ... take It tny and dont break any laws. Classified Advertisements iiM>«or«lMaeaBluniH|i>«nldliatallwo(nc* and ^BIOQ-S3700 DOI year (FullTlmel LOST LOST — Slrau l ' i 141h iJ P Mai-> rumni handbag containing PnMllon July «, Re. 3 Ifarlne Flaw, Oreon nt or T2R F Manoa Bsod, kertonn Pu Phont Ul 9-1454. L 7=15 BROWN PLASTIC ZIPPER BAG. La- dies black patent leather hand bag, oar keys e*c (classes Registrations Ply- mouth W station wajron Drivers Mary- land pei mil Name Einest LlnllHf Reward TOR Ocean A\e TUTORING TUTORING in PIANO, FRENCH and SPANISH SlJipar PIHMCMI EXport 9-2485 MNO mna ihlveralty opmental to IKmc colni study sknis, Ineren schoolôllege students, Ave, EXport 9-B.1H. RESttDIAL READ] port PERSONALS FEMALE HELP WANTED HAIRDRESSER enerlma* all round operator Top salary ff^ J, license, Marty's Beauty Salon Tm 9omera Point. Phone w. CHECK THE ADVANTAGES — Top ll convenient houra vsiu- ^11 Avnn !f«vt» name anal ohoiw. ~ 7-iS hnusi i e> (Full-Tlmel, h Salary. saooxano per CLASSIFIED AO BRINGS RESULTS »!•-' v . Visitors Ocean City Hep* Your Stay Hw* I* A PUatant On*. Meantime contitJwr crvwiriually making this IdtMil Family pwinunwii ploc* of midmct). •KMlty kittp in touch with activity in Otwan City Mitt* Oajan ply StmtiiMl-Uagar. Only *4.50 City and vicinity, will bring you .MUM about your favorite ratort and r *4JGV plMM MTKI locally tot XPCr.£ng£d With hotel Purl Tlitie. SI an hay pp in p**t-»on i*ark View, cor. Si Jk AsbuTy Ave. SITUATIONS WANTED RAPFîS, CITRTATN5 ffi your hnm#. ftt>s*ionrihlp, ith W J SlOnne Nfw Vfifk. «*'-rtnt*ftI. Writ*? Box 85t>5, d shfMl Call KX o'clock. vnMAN 9-2^8Ti any time R»-^,IAI5T^; TFEN AGRR Imbv slttln>r day of #>vpn»n d Phone EXport EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TUTORINO TUT0R1H6 Established 1941 INDIVIDUAL rMtOOMUM ARIIANOID FOR ranwn AND PUBLIC HHM ICHML, COLLBOB OR •LUNENTAJIY (TUDBNTf. RXfVRT fT*FF OF CTATB-CRimFIID FREE EDUCATIONAL COUNSELLING • Malhamatie* • EnsHth • Raadlng Improvamafit • Sclancaa • Stenography • Paraonal Typing CalUg* Board Preparation IMTEMSIVE COACHING COURSES 12 W«Mt 15lh StnMt PIHMM EXport 9-4609 M. BUTLER, M. S. WM. J. HAMILTON. Ph; D. INSTRUCTION ATTB«TION MAJORETTES! Twlpllnr iMsons by hlKB selinol majorette ann winnsr of m ff.B.T.A. and DMA aumrds. leînnfrs. Interhieq'iate ii dd half heur private lessons — Advanced sludenU. 11.50. Phom B£BOrt.»«T£n 7-15 CLARINET lessons * SAXAPHONE. Prints hsme. Keuenable nttn liutructor. Phone MM CALL US TODAY yf. llfiH - *t 11 ••• tlaa W9J will fBrlntaiii n^P H.ECTHIC HEAT IN YOUR HOME V aSlti mwm sHawiast* Bin. a^hitaaH^M Wm. S. Anderson BtcMchns M41 VMstf Aw. IX|>Mt BOATS KM SALE wiHomnoH win WILBVS MARINA HI Bay Avaw KXfsft EAKt mms WOOD SHOP Repaired - Reflnlshed Reupholstered 10th St. oppMlM R.R. Sta. Phono DC 9-2936 PRO: sraviCE anleles d • - — - - U, Wl In carting away ir home you rsuhd you] lur compel, lam sharp Sid Motion u In * po is IT FOOT Dtl outboard fl 14S ff dacran or M> sss for itml AWS, new Inner M' OBUI&A-LONG 58 eapln oruissr. V, Fully tampped. apRroxlmsteiy 30 lioura, 110 hji. Cray Manns engi. N«»iy wlnteiL Summer slip paid for. 12 FT, OUTBOARD RUNABOUT. KM-l candltlon. nasonaBle. must sell, mil EXport 9-MJ09. 7-1S BftetaB^ jMMsatahalaft ^j^^^dLâ*B^^^^^^^^HT r a£la^^^J^^^^^ > ' ' '" 1 ••==*'= ' • -, ' •'•-." i f '" : ' ' !•' \ \* .*. ; . = r usllv SOMEONE SOMEWHERE NEtDS WHAT YOU HAVE -ÂPVaWSE IT MEW ~» fOC>m OOOD C0I KVOAY WA •2S.0Q TV SI FORRI WRK « SCHUFF 710 ASBURY TAT< FOR SALi UPAL gSTATl FOR SALt YO W|Y THRU WILLIAMS 2 btvdroom ckMtfM $8,390, furntthMl. MI 2 tt^ry hom«. Ht*f#>d. L«or IATQ* family. " nt 9 family. A wall built | lôm ©v^f 400 properties ikttd ivith REALTOR 1330 BAY AVINUI melw •Metuf _^l f OR LEASE STORE Mock *W t Kreproof ' Can be us^ for v |Itvf of mercbancHsing h " \ mmmrmt. AMOS 34th StrMt 9-3180 14^6" LVWAN 56 irpli, trailer, [near Bald Inn), eiectrie lUrter,. remote con- iarim Thieler. Soratni Peint COMET SAILBOAT — good condition, flbpr elMs bsttom and yiny! rubBer coating No upkeep, an be seen sat- •day rlookel. 1414 Onan Avenu*. 715 1M BI,mpssn Ave 7-1S __ flberglasi with Mer- plus tos. tide curuliu —rles. sntire rig _eniy f flt sacrifice EXPQ oviw — burm APART port LEVEL, IF YOU HAVi BEEN LOOKING FOR A NICI YIAIVROUND HOMI IN THI GARDENS, HIRt IT IS — NO. 321 I, SURF ROAD 1st floor L.R., DA., K., den, raaid'i R. & B, 2nd floor 3 B.B., 2 tUe B, sun-room, fimy furnished gas heat. Lot 42' frontage, 2-car garage. Taxes $322.80. Exclusive with HANEY U.OYD CHATT1N REALTOH 1315 Aibury AVMIM PhMM IXport 9-0060 894 Brlghtan Place Phoro EXport 94432 u.r ^vlnntor ATTENTION Doe* Yeur Home Nead , Renovation or Repair*? If M, M ma oh y«u an «N- m«r» now. OfMaMsn work uvn PROFESSIONAL SERVICES APPLIANCE REPAIRS Complata Parti and Rapair S*rvlc« an all Malar ft Small Applianro CALL US FIRST SCHUFF EliCTRH: 710 Aibury A. Ph. 1343 coining nil or Call EXporl t-lSJI B. H. LOVE PAINTTOQ - DBMRATTWO 7-^F OR SALE—17 ft. Custom-Built Ottt- feord Crulspr—nvihogflny plrtnkc-,1 «m baltcnea — completely nnlthpd >ady fgr waier. Equipment includes 1^ Johnapn s H,"P," mmar=4 te« tanks=Valrath 1 eable Bte#rinii=4" Air- fpam CTishisns, fun «yer. anchor, QX- tingyisher BiltwÛ Trailer Can b# Swri at 6 E. Esies Ave,, LJnwood. N,j, any night after 5 p, m,—all day Satf Ufday & Sunday, 7J5 ,rr nmiMHAFT iport Express 1^ —T. s. Fluhwîl lee Box, s, s. Auto, bilge pump, fuljy equipped. In water ol Ailem Bock. Bdna lit, *4TBa.Q0 Firm Fhsne. EXpsrt &34T2 *%&Qn SANDING MACHINE and was, _ Ing maefiln*? fer r^nt by the dav Psvla HsFtJBis CBttipany l^B / -«.--- 4» Fhsn# ~" "" ~ E Asbufy MJP OOVE^ MADE, •bin. Pr» atlmatea. Point. WAlker T«m Very reaion. Phone Somen tf S FOOT PRAM exeel eond—a h.p, 1BB0 Johnson—saoo. tri W. iTih St.— EX 8-lfflD.M 7.15 ! ft. PRAM. 2«L K, P. motor. Ideal for ehlld. 190,00, ma Pleasure Ave, 2nd fiogr," T-iS ADDING MACHINES REPAIRED MiAN eiTV TYr-SWHITER smvicf JJW Atkurv An, EXoort Mm DOGS. CATS, PITS IÂCK MINIATURE poodles, female. champion sired, phone EXport 9.rBt£2.R MS WANTED — Good home for 4 month old milted brood pup,, Male or female fail BJSport MilB.R.12 after 7 p. m. PARTY FISHING BOAT, cahln cruiser, "Alert" 30* x 3*6" beam. Make your fishing pleasure and business pay off. *3lx passengers, new ship to shore radio worth your investigation, $2500 Gall ir write. Gapt, Bob, irn W 10th Street O city or eall Export S.IS73.W, T.15 MAPLE MtlttqR, eia 525. Bureau and table . slve. Bedspreads, twin aj new, GB vacuuincIeaiiB menu. 120 call Export ! BOOK CASE, muslon door good condition. eollectori. *6.0O 13U p WN6AL0W r HAVIN AVENUE room, kituhan din- SOFABED. modern ft kltchî s#u. ehina era, ioves^t, goslp Wi« apArtffi#nt ilz# wrnahi*!!, «a, coaches, addlAK " wHteri. Salt? on ail i Mink itsJgs^ fifw and portunity a-ioep^ 1SI4 NorThrielu. can ^" evet^ evening tij f . Slop* ahep and Savr, tm lift floor. Exp-n- •Mh fraiMd In for MM and bath, hot watar haaf, llto SO x 115, BMUti- 'round hanw In C.AMOS ELECTRIC REFRIOERATmjj dltlon. SIS, Phone EXportfi * BUtUHgR 1 aabury Ave, after 4 IXport 94110 CHRIS CRAFT Sport CrUUer SS, imt mode]. Ideal fishing boat. Twin 1Q3B ChrisH>Matic drive B to s. 2 new type outriKgers, engine completely gone over Perfect running condition. In water, Musi sell due to Illness. Call Export Mm Ms 18' CHRIS CBAFT runabsut, 1» h.p, motor 45 m,6;jl Usvep Hied In ii5t water, spotilshi, compass, cover. Re. plasangie eosl today over teMOOO Snr^ riflce fltwoo Trailer available H05.00, 1^4 Pleasure Ave, Phone EX;K fi iAISE LOUHOE goad l_ Redwooa picnic tahie 11 sower mower practically Ml Simpson rd. S "SPEED WEBOtM Blaver, perfect a Phone Expert 1^3177, RED HOUSE AMU decoys. Franklin reed organs and m* Central Ave. at — (near Uncle Dlcki) Wai t rAMJLf ârunent Dnly two I tram BaaX (• going to be tfm thu imsoff? i ana 4 ~ 1» tathi «ch Nlwly turn- - tuft. Sun deek, SPKIniu a view, SKdellent .^ndu j..t~ Mm*, tun now! Eiclu. in Uorrtoon. gth and Ocean Ave, «f4H« "Oiir 4UI ¥«r," Mi DISPLAY OrRLS EXport I-ARCE WAUJUT Al oondlUoo. iMOB piele, alnfle In end PlJone Walker T^BB, GENERAL EL>BCT, _ runnlns csndJtlsn. < We»t AW, burn.. moth hale, cu ona Buttohl "utton., coverea MM, MdtêmHpnaT {MVMe. Bo—onal, ftorSis 1118 Bty AW. An EKport BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY tMT - Bounce Into • High Busines* wrrh TRAMPOLINES Proflt ar hack rants. AY-KAY ENTERPRISES R- S, Kondrafh, agmt •LUI MLL, PA. BUSINESS SERVICE CAR RAMOS WARD Coles M B Service ALL MAKSJt 1 ill WttJL KA1JI, AWAY Vote K>ys 30, 2«orSSe Auto Service •LICTKICAL ••AM WHIIL *IM4 llmpian toim AND n AUTOMOBILES TOR SAL! 1956 LINCOLN PREMIER Price $1,495. Private Owner, Fully equipped. Air OontL IncL M BAY AVINUI WANTED FIRST VIOLINIST from Musle Pier orchestra needs piano for his little daughter to practice. Must h§ lnex- "rnslve or given away. Write Nleholiu ielattl. Music pier. Ocean City. MI WANTED — Duplex located Between Battersea Rd, and SOtb st. Prlee not to exeeed moM. Dorothy Kenland, phone Export 9-180B. f-jfl FOR SALE FOUR DINIPJC3 room « wool rug SX W «!'! eottee libfo. phone tHwecarl rRMIpAIRB Refrlgefal*;' freezing csmpartment, ttf feet condition Run. Ml ^titer, 330 M j Monfaray p Radio and feet conditon new, s*fgi, ^ti Longport, M, j. MAHOGANY DOUBLE M I and mattreaa IIS,' main •pinner flOj esmer tableT blind 11 ft wide, i ft., 1 " Brlghtan Fi«e, ' phone WSTTNOHOUSE aT" mneh type elee- trle range. Good condition I30IX). SMI Wai AVC. Telephow, EXport 9. osia. T" HAND DECORATED dining room suit. Solid mahogany bedroom suit, complete etc. Phone Atlantic city 2-8112 14® BQATS FOR SALE LAOTES ANTIQUE DESK, clock. IBOrt- cd ch.lr. portable eleetric dish nnaher, folding Hnen, sstttM, mir- ror., lamps, china, iprendi. taBles, ^lina elogef, wash stand, pleturs. yonan's ExeMnge, «M AaturV * Phone DCpsrt 9-1SS1. Ave, 7-lS WATS FOR SALE In order to devote more time to the new JET PKOKLUD UIRBOCRAFT, we are dh- conHnufng severa! name brand huh. LOTS FOR or i LOTS MM '• Point Eld OUTBOARD "f %f RIAL ISTATI (LOIS £331 W HULL ... as:;:;;: i CLEARANCE OF USED OUTBOARD MOTORS S 75 225 200 240 265 22S 340 400 RALPH CLAYTON 34Hi Str*«t Bridg* PhotwlXimtft] RIAL BSTAT1 > CABS ARE âws EARC.AIN BUY Street SKUO Orafe Hoalty, 1 house, llth J.UO lurnisner and Asbury Ave, _ FRENCH UAL ESTATE 1 Atlantic Avenu* Priori. IXport 9-0908 Look at This A chok. 2-fimlly apt. with eeaan viaw. CefMr lecatlsfi, S iMdrDMMHCh, Including nnialt to dito, lnim»dl»»» pouanlon of swtMr*t Snd II, apf. S18.900 furnitrwd. Year-ftound Home This (Mould k* a must on yaur imaMtlwi tour. Mtiltr bwtroom tam to Itppar dKk wHh MHH vtow, I Ixdroom., Ill* bath, 1- car dstadisri ainn Sas hut waftr hMl. par a ievaly him $22,500 furnl»ha law, Ibt ya.r» eM, Carnar ls*a. flan. Oil hast Mmtft i»p*r«l and Mlntad, CanvanlaM fo naw (uiMrnurfcat. Uta " ' ~ t h h d turnhhad Includlnfl wpHri aryvr And HW FrtoN dalr* (cold pantn Mdt SlMFSON AVINUI 8-5-F FOR SALE ffv ass BBfv* ranta «»r awkfc saW«- ^ fumhhad. Only 912,800. CHy, N. 4, .J ' OCK ' V hat wafer haat. 1-»r aaraaa. •xcaUant cemllrlan. Pkw canrral ••cand fla,,: W M , madlatarf avaHaMa. t«sr REAL ESTATE FQR fALl • • • • •• Mwt DalMiHul COTTAOI In Tha Oardam • OUTSTANDING VALUi Cottag* In Th» OarduM Few tadnams, I •f IIW • • • MUST U SOLDI Gardam Cottsg* MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICII B.yfront Cflttaga BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPIDI Lovoly OardM Cottaga On. at Ma laMiM O*n»» C-»- : aaala ^ a = • J nt and 4 tad- raar porth. 1 • II M Flaan L Pvlly RIDUCED $2,0001 rteatatl Cettaga Was $1I,iM naw IIMHI 1 sfTagv in V nil bvy! OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT! .y lnhw«Md In -n In. vMrnant Utewlng *n MM*. REAL ESTATE 340 Batt*r»a Road Phona export 9-0960 •• •• « • *• aa lARGE OUMT HOUSE. susHinfully operating, comer location. Quest parking. Completely lurnlihed III health demands retirement. Complete, Information ny appolntnieitt only call owner, report 9-llol^W " 7^ (scon) SALES RENTALS | INSURANCE | EXport 9-4202 RIAL MTAT1 TOR SAU YEARLY RENTALS OWNER WILL SHARE home, year round vrtti! one or two aduiu, central locution, complete living Quartern wltl 2 Bedrooms lor tenant Scmlprlv rti! n r t d , cetral locution, complete living Quartern wltli 2 Bedrooms lor tenant. Scml-prlvate entrance sigo month Ineludlns oil heat and uulluea, phone Export IMSsV UNTALI UtilittM. H.C.AMOS 417 E. 34th Straat m Aibury APARTMENTS FOR RENT % BEDROOM, nleeljr lurnlahi Bent, iHand floor. Avallal Wfekly. monthly, fcrklns : r evenlnss or week yBAJU,V—3 Mdmam, 2nd Soar uart> meni.__IfU month Ineludlnr ^ rr - -inpson A«, or — eni. itu idlmj Saai, ' phone EX Aucuat FIBST FLOOR APARTMENT, . Sag weekly ;mso large Ind flosr apart mrai; avaUasie now, Kuan or weekly -W" 1 Av *- noB * w «a AFT. FOR R^^T—Garafe apartmeni for summer rental, BeasQnable, Apply 340 Central Ave, ?w SEBftOQM, nicely furnuihed spert- menu second floor- Availaeie now. Weekly or montAly, Parking facilities, l-hone EXport MM daytimes Export 91^ eveninsi or weekends , tr M ST. JAMES PLACE, 2nd floor, Small furnlaheQ' apartment near good beach, Accommodates 4 persons, with utilities PMIJM week. Apply 251 Ait bury Ave, lor key. "M5 STUDIO V#IOl£NCy A#T. •- Atoo . cuîa *Ela aiid wlllieut private b * rur Kllda. BU OeBtm Ave Phonal part &^â. tf YEAJU.V BENTAI^FIneil location on Auantlc coast In Snug Xarboi. Wi StJi Street, 3 minutes fron cestet town, yet very aulet and private, Fi Ins laaoon ana ba ith Boat [ns lagoon nil buy with boat dâtrea, Beautllurlawn, Sowers, si ayjifi; trom own dodt, 1st or 3nd lioor. TWO-FAMTLY COTTAGE — Five Bed- rooms, % âths ete. Plus first floor apartment. Furnished, licensed to rent roonui. Vicinity llth st. Beach, $12.S» Lewis J, Carr. 424 ilh Street, 7-13 REJVL BUY — 2 family, income, 11400. Exeelleht rental condUion, New equip, ment. Corner nth » West Aye, (19,900. will take «650Ci. mbrtgage Tiici tl35_ " i"h tet B^^W Owner, phona . -M own dock, 1st or ind floor, 2 of 3 Bedrooms, yie stall ahowers, ompietely new and modern kitchen. li€i.gu month, Ivat and hot water In. eluded, call o\t%v EKport asm or bk tf eluded, call o\t% your own broker. tf AEAMTMENTS, 3 and i Bedrooms, Moderate week, month, 'season. Iwomj, tile uowder rooms and answers, TO1 Ocean Avt. TOO Moarlyn Terrace, phone EKport 9-O6SH-J if TWO BEDROOMS, 14 BLOCK from guarded beach f7a,GQ per week, AvaUaSla now to July J3_ Alto one week, AMiniat ^d week, - Contact J^scnall, STUS ASBury Ave,, off Bhone Export MMMt. tm SOUTHERN HOTEL, 835 sta Street, LATge apartment for rest for August and September, sleeps 8 to S persons. Near bench. Everything Included, phone BKBort B-1350. u TH GLSNgiDE nodem, clean, 3 roonu, tUs Bath, Bleeps 4, Open from July MB to a!lrd. Bne Block to hoardwSk, AUo, room.. UM Wclev AM, BEACHFfiOHT DELUXE RANCHER ton tha gold coatf) BaiabMirfJ haat, Furni men to such fire bouses of tM City si he may dees proper, and also to letall such officer, and men to inch luty m coanfeyon with trie pecan. Bent ao be shall deem for the Best merest of tie -Deiwtsiefit and nf stuul trform .ucB other dutle. M shall levoive upon flta hy - tee laws of tBe Itate and th^ Ordinance ol the ally of He n a1uuT*aave aole and entire earn, mend at turn ant ahtrns of ar* and over ail nulBMn of life department, ppantua aril appurtennncta oelonalng o the SUM. In uw ahames or (It. felliw of He Alef, the Director of •ubllc Safety •hall dMhjniit* one or He Oevuty Cblefa to aajufoe command nd perMm tbe dutM sjf Uw, chief n the absMce or dlublllty of a» BUBerlor of|K other than the OlleT. h|rChief shan Have All pn*er and Minority 10 AaUgmEe H m v ' SMtJahU. The workl tn» neraonnel of the Fli. tBalf 5a the t?ve*S!atQom HtaUIUied except that I •Bjr IIIHU&S of tfts FIR nûind to lis SB •ny one I*B#IE lit WBBBi&tixm isfie^yje u may 1» u^n~ the Director of Publfc * " Section 12. Be it fc stmssL. „_ _ this ordinance Be attC heresjf râajed ana sMrtake effeN •=" aiflie are T _ ardlnanee within Ike Urn* pK ifc.. The above Ordinance was . ^ V the Board ef ConanlDkmer. bf UM Ity of Onaa CIV, New Jeraey, on it reading at • regular muling 41 Board held on Ike flnt d na will Be tak .irst reading at • regular muling 41 said Board held on Ike flnt day of July, 1MB ana will Be taken up tor •econa readlnit, public hearing, final passage and will ee adopted at a res> ular meetlne to Be held on the firtwotji day of July, ism in tBe Co£nmlaalbiiefi p QiamBeM, Cit Hll O C N Jersey, at lilm A. M. îrtTI G, NICKERSON, AN ORDINANCE to amend and supplemeni an Drdlnsuice) entitled "An OrdlnaAce imyting aa^ re£i Ikl iBd di l ft^le*ffii%l Vn to tittle with MMnsM in the tfie dty of Ocean WMlbsBAS, ui. txmtd ol W, mpMyM sL letU alhH WWi Aldrldi July. 1900 aad wi eeeond raadlfB, pi Maagajud T3n1« ar nwitfni to >• I _
•\' 4te Hn*kaV SMB. BcnuMltt Chaw both scored 1« paum. number 11 tor SOm- Schmltt plays for TAKE-OUT rOTCHEN «f 7 •f?'\ 96MN CITY t,MTIr«L4.«>Ol* Along The Fishing Beat But the trots Isy ns tti^BBi- ted a moprty qn Ilddqe ttratWB In our Tim* is In the headline* thift w*rk' af-wi While a j**Wiig of kingffoh one * f I ikSU t l ! by Bill Henderson Tim* is In the headline* thift r k i W j along the fishing beat. So Cur the t •P"fr*Aiaan of Diamond Dugouts From the Point MMHU MINT LITTLI LIMUI seem to ifB» Wawliamsft In the neighborhood of 40 pounds, but be biting Uke theyT! Ed Comman says then are tuna IJ A McCarthy, of Ocean Oty boards out In the briny deeo that would tip' ed the Sea Snider on Tuesday and «W before he and Ms the scales at over 500 pounds Now ?*!!"7lJr ,Z fl?, the problem seems toê to find {"" thry Ihey had somebody with a rig big cnouKh to I u " 11 W 1 r, Sofimloy and Sunday *tll fl p. m. AIK PtM Wife C0MH.ITI M1M0 Hf» OwliVwr *••«•» Ourles HefTeman, Rich Warricli, Josh gUnard, his lovely wife Bill Qank, Bruce Rickrrt. Joe De- nie, and family friend Chuck Frank and Ron Roberts, all from CaiUon, of Beesley's Point, BoMhwqn Fa were responsible for d h h Sd BoMhwqn, p»., were responsible for hauling In the largest tuna reporttd this week the boys boated a 39- pottnd, 7-ounce beauty while anf " n the Barracuda U out of Holt* Boat Basin. Accordinc to Lrrnont's, three additional tuna were also netted by the Boathwyners. James Trumhower, of Merchant- ville, almost tied for top tuna honors this week. Trumhower boated one that weudted in at Anuhortn' Point at something Just under 40 pounds. C. W. Hefteman came Info the ranking with a 3-1-pound tuna. Bud Pedlay, of Ocean City, took his craft, the Spopner, out deep last week and came back loaded to the EUnwalej with nine tuna. The heft- iest one weighed the scales down to #•• the tune of 35 pounds, Political Conventions... PECIAL* SALE [lit JCTiJ RADIO PHILCO CUSTOM ompact TKLONOER New 19' Picture! Costs less than many 17's! 18,500 Volts Picture Power! W.4U* a***, MM. V O* 1 ^ '199« COOL CHASSIS* >f MOMnVKK HEADACHESI 7«% LOMQEK TV Lint WITH TRADE ELECTRIC Hurt f.1242 You Sfnc* '22 — iUon, ey t, operi- ed the perch season on Sunday wi;h a catch of ten, Blitmrd soys he prefers a bait of shrimp to tempt the fish to his line, Brint Wilson of Ocean City, caught an error in reports of Ma plscator> lal prowes in this column lajit week, Wilson states he did not catch any •harks and only three sea robins in a recent trip. We erroneously said he netted 27 sharks. Nixon's reported the first Bonita catch to this column last week, T!ie Uhpound Bonita was hauled In by Ed Uebcrt, of Latiyette HUls, rt. Watts' Homers Aids Orioles The Morning Baseball League Mon- their smltfcif.rt.cl. Wnl " Miami-Soroera-came usi with two do sport with one of these mon-1 Steelmans reports a big haul of g| i ^F£S!? a«I "ffikSPeS «ter» One fellow Just came ashore kings, by Dr Hersehei Pettlt, Owen gnJthJtaurtaek" 1M. to its* right on Apparently"" Frank Wnilnms and nine at the hands of the good doe- hooked onto more than they tor nod nil party, handle while tuna fishing last Doc Helnekin and Art Ely check. Sunday One tuna latched en and «l into Lwnont's with a haul of 41 took off leaving a busted rod be- klntrfJsh and one flounder. The ang. hind But Williams did manage to lers hooked the fish while aricline land nine tuna with a top vn-ijjit off the rock fdio out of Ocean City. Ourles Heffeman, Rich Warrick, Josh Billiard, Ms lovely wife Con- the heels at the league leaden. Frank Dougherty was the big story on the bill as he won his fourth game for the blue nine thin half. Brown's two doubles and Badefs single and double were the big blasts of the Miami fanwi rik • 4117 1-11 111 tlt- Hvatrs took advantage of a few absent Plan's players to pound out a 7 1 win over the undefeated leaden. The toss was the tint of the half and eliminnted the possibility of clinching the championship that night, Joe Roberts suffered his first loss of the second half and only Ms second loss of the season as against nine wins, Richie Schmled fanned 13 In pick- ing up the win as he also paced his mates at bat with two hits. Larry these teams next week before a tie can be clinched or a playoff game be nude possible as in the tint half. MAINLAND MNTJ.MSUI •lawn Wi, The Point Diner and Ralston Drug* opened the second half of play ui the Mainland PONY League with a M Ue ..„ Diner held a 3-2 lead goingJnto the Bth on David Banhoizer's dropped fly ball. Barry Smith relieved by Mickey Bird were the Drugs tossers, while Billy Buffer itarted for the Diner, the mound chores taken over by Curt Fields. iiliiiiM • itiii it-a The Diner broke into the win column with a 13-3 romp over the Bloom Heal Estate of tinwood. Curt Fields won his fifth put 0 the season as his mates went out and pounded the visiting nine far 10 hit; to the next scheduled league game and will begin at 6 p, m. Standings: MUM* . _ ^^•taii Lilt • I 1 I I Bnluna* KhrwOi ft. Uw •Mary JCC Catony Accardi, Work, Route, Gockley Moth Winner* Jimmy AccanU and Marianne Wait won the midweek races for moths in the "A" Fleet for boys and girls, rtrke Rouse and Jean Oocldey took top honoti In the' for boyg and (drU*e noon at the Ocea All four races a t h d ^ MUne on • iliebuy ^ Hartor Bay, ft^T, In the midweek tSS, ta Summaries: " "A" 1, Marianne. Work. 3, Maureen McKe^ 1, Hopkta, ^ ^ . oj 1, Joan GtJkleT!*? ?*' Pal Gorman. — — A CLASSIFIKi BRINGS R| Fleetwood chipped la with a pair ofMced by skip Castaldi who wenl ZMti*ti&i far the vntmg^s. while Mai*, ^k-^,^ I-- tLu-^, * Biii,. £*.„##**!, ii^ Jay scheduled the Dodgers against the Orioles In the Minors and the liars versus the Irish in the Majors. The Orioles came out over the Dod- gore by a 8-1 score. The winning pitcher was Chuck Watts, who aided he cause with a home-run. Norm Austin, of the loosing Orioles, Uf a riple for hta nine. The Braves downed the Pirates by M, moving them up to third place, Monday's Major League tilt saw safeties for the winners, while Mar. vin McAllister led the losers at the dish. Malt** • f t I I t-i Hywf. 11 I I 2 «-7 MiamHiomers moved into a tie with Platt's for the second half lead with a 6-4 triumph over the red team despite Marvin McAllister's second homer of the year. Frank Dougherty and Billy Bailor i.lly Blllj led the bat proceedings as Billy Allen pitched the win over Jimmy Smilow- ski. There will be two games involving three for three, 1 Billy Shaffer and David Banholzer each chipped In with a pair of hits, ••cam RMI ESMM I I 11 1 • I- I MM Bbw llilit x-11 Ralston Drugs suffered a 1S-S pound- ing at the hands of the Northfield Braves in Northfield. Dennis O'Keefe was the winning pitcher as the Braves bopped off to a quick lead in the second inning olf starter and loser Mickey Bird. iiHIMN! NorthftoW Inwi M i l l ) i-ll Little League Action _ __ Major League play saw a no-hitter and Minors are making a strong bid Don Winn singiJ in the'winnlng run ' by Wck Howeli for the Legjonairej for the second half honors and are ;n jhe sixth inning to brtaB; the ^tarsias his team shut out the Lions, 3-0, in first place. All games called on in 4-3 over the Irish and keep them, Wednesday night. ning more. bating , y g *!"• . HeweU wasthe hero of the night as account of darkness nill be continued es Dins, he contributed two hits in additJon to ^tES^f.5" •*«••- «'a2o«a e &1=? YOU PLACE YOUR LIFE IN OUR HANDS Every time you bring pharmacists a presenp. I tion to compound, you place your health and ya*\ very life in our rare. Among the thousnnds of dl-J ferent drURS In a pharmacy, we mutt dispense tta | exact medicine prescribed. Accuracy in compounding proper dosage is | portant. Everything must be doubly checked, an error is unthinkable. It might cost a life W«l accept this responsibility willingly. Our protes«k«l J schoollnE and experience has quallfled us. swamp, the Braves, 114). and remain undefeated. Chuck Watts hit his fifth nme-ruji in four games for the winners. In the second game of the twin bill, Gary oibb hit a home-run, Jim Ho- gan pushed through a triple and Terry Howeli added two singles to give the Dodgers a M victory over the hapless Pirates, Terry Howeli •truck out 14 Pirate batten for the winning Dodgers. In Wednesday'i Major League sMrmish, Ron Beaver struck out 12 Hawks to give the Irish a five to two win. The Stars came through to remain on the top of the heap by defeating the Indians, w. Burke Lahti pitched a no-hitter, and was aided by Rick HowelPs two doubles to give the vie. toiy to the Stars. Standings: MAJORS (11 aa4 12 r«r Wan Star* 4 Indians J •risk i Hawks • MINOR* («,Iaudit yaaraMs) •ra*M PlrMas 4 I MONDAY Majors: Irish vs. Stars. Indians vs Hawks. Minors: Dodgers vi. Orioles. Braves vs. Pirates. CLASSIFIED AD BRINGS RESULTS on also belted a hom the right c^ter field wall, LMlM HIII-) • Mil-] • «•*•—• On Tuesday night Exchange ouf- slUKEed Klwanis, 9-5. Schwank swat- ted a double for Exchange. Qayle and Oerfln had a double and a triple re- spectively for Kiwanis. Jim Wilson was the winning pitcher and Jim Tal- madge took the loss, KHMBU Both pitchers hurled no hitters on Monday night as Legion defeated the „„ _, Lions, 2-0, Ron Beaver of the Legion N-7^ and Bun Lanti of the Uons did not allow one hit, but LanU's wHdness in the final inning plus the errors of his teammates permitted the winning runs to score for the Leglonaires, Beaver totaled IT strikeouts in the win, while Lahti swished 13. • • 111-1 LlOM •••••-• Rotary edged JCC, frB, on Tuesday night Minor loop competition. Kravitz belted a triple and a single for JCC. Allegretto tallied a triple and a double for Rotary, Rotary pitcher Faraghsr gallantly fought back last frame rally by JCC to take ' win. Saddeuneyer was shoulderet with the loss. R««v JCC m % i • | On Monday night Colony defeats PBA, 54, Welasman had 13 strikeouts In the winning cause, Kitted fanned i in defeat. Colony scored all its runs in a desperate last inning ratty, n* tin, Msar (III! Bath first half winners of the Major ANCHOR'N POINT RESTAURANT Dine Indoor, or Outdoors orar tha water oa Our Spadou, Screened Deck — Bnjoy the nftMt In Good Food, temptingly Serving BREAKFAST — 8 A. ,11. 10 II A. It SaturtUy and Sunday Only M®im.—4 F, it m • P.M. 2nd St. on Hi. Bay EXport 9*4617 *'i,.' 1 9 ! from the point the game was called. Such games will be scheduled prior YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US wtwp fm\ need a medicine, nek up your prwrtptooo f I shopping nearby, or we wiD delrnir pi without otn chtrm, A grwt many enorust us with their pr«criptlon*. Kaj compound younf ORDILE PHARMACY THB PRESCRIPTION ITOBi P. Wwatoy Ordl!», R.P. 701 Adwry A Prwtrlptton tpacWMs PHONI IXpert MM fraU HOURS: BMly I s, m, •• \*M p, „. lunday f ..m. to f D.m OPfN ALL MY UNIOR'Si MSCOUKT FASMOH 819 Asbury AvtnM Brings in the Bargain! Famous Annis Swimsuits Reg. M4.98 What kind of swimsuit do you look In? Knit or lastex? We've got many others in this sale of "Annis" swim fashions. Last when we advertised them we complete sellout . . . this week brought in hundreds more . . you get the same low price . . . fl» same fine quality ... the same auptffo selection . . . at ««. tremendowly W price! Shop early . avoid disappointnwBtl in Ctty Printod and Publldfd In Anwrka 1 * OrasfW Family ,|4W On Yo«r Dtal OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER flM Telephone EXport M8O4 vt MS05 Approve Changes rfrotests Way Lot L Mir ordinance changing • .regulations in MM city was passed by the city iday after it denounced by Goetz, repre- r HM shsppliifl he and "is be- I for business and it is will not sell it, but i j) dedicate it ithc play- tml from the re-iuning an j^h would appear that this • the nwrkrt • C Smith stated I vote for any business in 1 It win be a playground i I am in office " Mayor I then* are plans afoot ^ civic orRanl7ation to do [ with the playground ( diaiiK** K'*HUI Cltv Oreinaas lit," Public Service Routes Altered The routes of the phlladelph' Tcean City buses, operated by Pub!l< Service Coordinated Transport (S,, will be moved from Atlantic av., ac- cording to a resolution passed by the city commWoners Friday, The company was requested . change ryUtes to help the city main tain the' condition of Atlantic av where flip heavy vehicles run ovei burled trolley-ear ties and causr severe bfrnps to develop In the road bed. The request by the city commis- sioners was agreed to by the traction company. Coming Into OtMH CHy Wmfrl I ••Illi TUP BVsvs will (9 •M along tHi •». to Wast a*,, to llth st,, M WMter •«-, M Mft m, and HM HM tormliul. Busas tah- (•f Biiiinjuri M In HM uBtenni aru will luvo HM Mnnlnal, hud north on Atlantic a*,, to Mh St., fa Oeaan a*., IIIH III Wf*t wBHWy •*** •••• ••••• II •9 TUB Vnl ^v* w^Fffflll^n* living Ocean City the buses wi] Proceed from the terminal aloni Atlantio av, to Ith st,, to Ocean av, to North St., to Wesley av., to 12th «., to West ay,, to 10th St., into the railroad station, back onto Kh st. «nd over the Ocean City Somers Point bivd. Longport lerytce will traverse Ocean dr. and thence via the Park- way, Wesley rd,, North st,, and Ocean, av, to 9th st. This route will H»jwvmed for out-honnd buses. Tjffeiei *m sHM ustais the new tW^raw mîrtorahWtB Al- fred RBsmnssen. local rnanamr. In formation regardjna the chaiEe wl be supplied by the company h> telephone at EXport 9-1296. he add' sL Great* Fir* Firemen went to the aid f housitvife yesterday morning w.,en a pan of caught Ore in an oven pi. No damage was - B. Smith canes' at IBS Stenton reported, Mrs, _ to report flie Maze in her apart. ment, firemen under the direction of Captain Charles Wear hastily ex- rlnqutahed the flames. charged by police with careless driving. Mrs. Moyer and Mrs. Hawes told police that Hill was travelling at an excessive rate of speed. The report of the tmna>r crash came Into police headquarter* before the flrst accident had been cleared away. It occurred at 15th st. and Wesley av., two blocks from the scene of the first. Dorothy E. Evan*. 17, of Philadel- phia, waa turning south Into Wesley av. from 15th st when her car •kidded on the wet street and hit ap automobile driven by Ethel M. Lyons', 34, of Audobon, N. X Miss Evans was charged with enre- u driving and failure to exhibit jr mristiBtlan card. Total daman wa* s&oid by potto* at *75O to t&j W Reynolds Pratt (right), of Smyrna, Del,, put district governor of Rotary in tills area, presents tht home dufj banner to the new district governor, Osbome Nicholson, of Ocean City. (See story, page 2).—-Senior Studio Studio. Certificate Used As A Pagm Marker Almost Ruins Crulsm European vacation plans of a stun. Bennett, 3rd st, and Ocean av,, faun mer visitor here were almost wracked when she lost her international certificate of vaccination. Fortunately the day was saved when Mrs, Mabel Two Women Injured In Simpson Av. Crath T\n> persons were ttsled by s local doctor following a car aeei. dent Thursday night at 4th st and Simpson av., One of the cars was j a nearby lawn by fl was totally demolished, police added. Mary E. Klrkpatrictk, 72, of Glm- side. Pa., was driving went on 4th at when she allegedly went through • atop street. Her car collided with an automobile driven by George W. Fox, 19, of Haddonfipld, ft. J., going snuth on Simpson av. She was charged with passing a atop «ign. Mrs. Kb-kpatriek was treated tbr shock and high blood preuure. A passenger In her car, LartUa K. Vau- [lan, of 13Z Bay rd.. was treated or a braise on her forehead and brush bur. The damage to the can was t i t d t MOOt M Klk b h bur. The damage was estimated at MOOto paMck-* onr and MOO to to th Mn. c Klrk- U» valuable document in a borrowe Ubrary book yesterday, Patricia Ann Werner, staying a 816 Central av, with a friend. Heler Harrington, is scheduled to leave fo Europe today by plane, and the los- of the certificate would mean that SIK could not »«»ter the Umted Stater Mrs, Bennett borrowed "Of Micr and Mai, 1 ertd^'eerMficate tucked away ir f th bk h Hfl^ " by John Steinbeck, from : library. When she dlscov fSSf rMfit of the book she police and Mrs, Vaughan at the Ubrary. noHfle Marge Mrs. Vaughan checked back to the date the book was returned and deter mined whs had ben the last borrow- er of the book. Miss Werner wan notified to pick UP the certificate She ran now leave on schedule with a tree mind that she will be able to get back Into tte country alter her Up, Caught In Wash Georgb Hirburt, 44, of Collins Park, Pel., was caught in a wash oft the 34th at. beach Friday afternoon 'while •wtmndng in a gully and was racued by Ufcguarda Onuim CM ana ttotwrt Banert City Asks $34,000 State For '60 Street Paving Pl< Ocean Av. Job In Progr Schedule: ToTi O.K. By FAMILY AT LUNCH, The Andtrson family, of Beau- mont, Texas, lunches outdoors at the Flanders Hotel dur- ing their visit hare. Seated (1, to r.) are daughters AHeen aid Kristine, Mn, Anderson and Bin, Louis Buehn. of Philadelphia, Standing Is Robert B. Anderson. — Senior Studio photo, '53 Southampton-Ocean City Sailboat Voyage Is Retold Robert Anderson, of Beaumont, Tex., %ho along with Mrs, Ander son and their daughters, Alleen and Kristine, were guests of his grand- mother, Mrs, Louis Buehn, at the Flanders Hotel last week, recount- ed a very Interesting story of his late father's 4000-mile sea voyaee Ui in a sailboat which terminated In Ocean CJty. As the Anderson family figurative- ly 'n*upied to the soene of 'the crime" Mr. Andanon recalled the foUMag account William Anoeram* a great of satlin«, ulwaya had a burning ambition to cross the Atlantic in a gatli: tion ling v ir-d in He had been sta- Saudi Arabia in 1952 in administrative work. Conditions there finally got to the point whert Mr. Anderson was disgusted so he resigned and flew to England tu look for a boat In which he could flnaUy tion. realise his life-long ambi- He found a 60-foot yawl equipped with two masts, three sails and a SO-horMpower aujdllaty engine and weighing 3S tons. He signed on a crew of five including a retired giih naval officer to serve as navigator. The Beatryi and her crew sailed from Southampton, England. June f, 1 ^ right after the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II Their Bret stop was the Canarv Islands where they stayed for two Ays, Next stop on the trip was Antigua, West Indies, and then on to Oie Bahamas where thpv Inndpd at Providence Island From there they headed for the coast of the United States and continued up until on August 5, 1S61 they Qnaflv an- chored at the end of tl«dr flOmay- — " at thefOoean Ctty \AJ. • __•- 1 Wniaul Anderson •hirvi'nir accom- plished the fulfillment of his dream gave up sailing, wld the Beatrys in Annajiolh and tonk Mine at the city ordinances. a new slx streets will be n-paVed for a of RS8 and 2« fcet, lesp^veJy Oil and sand surface treatment reconstruction and ret ** scheduled for Bartram 1 set In., from Bay to WestmuMer in the Merlon Park community. The I960 program was drawn Up by Joseph F Hyland, municipal,en- gineer, and approved at the meeilnx of the dty commissioner Friday. Man Accused Of Selling Liquor A 46-yeaMW man aecosea of selling alcoholic beverajgei UtooaUy waa arrested Saturday matt atlds tame by Ocean aty deteel^, who acted on a complaint signed by a membt* of the State Alcoholic Beveage Can- trol Oommlsxlon. Reynolds C, Samuel, of 607 SlmD- son av., was charged with KUffig drinks to ABC Agent Oarence SSSh son. The agent visited Samuel's place on a previous occasion on an undercover assignment. Police- CUef William H. Smith said the state wa- asked by Us denarttneiit to investi- gate the situation. While no liquor or beer was enut;*- eated SatJirday night. OHef SmMn, said he believes a considerable sto* Samuel was placed under J90n ball and I* scheduled for s hi ' In Municipal Court here Friday day afta? Guard Runt 4 Blocks To Aid Man On Raft Lifeguard John .tan moed two blocks on loot to rescue a 47-ytflMiM nun on a raft at an unpmfecbld beach at Srd st. yesterday afternoon, Thomas Williams. •""" Stun went teto the by a pi trouble. Policy S«^t HIHtun to themrf . assisted Jol •id. Tto lifeguard[was njaS paaser*y that the man mn 1 tkm rffel ' 9 \ i
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