«*jWik 'Oft IMUM it. ^WtaJP DQl Vif9 Tl€(iWS tfyflsf N * ' 4L* #» v "** •» N*m Bay, and row bounty Crown Kg — ta *»"* : "" ^ BaJ) TaajB WUna The Cape <strong>May</strong>-WUdwood Party Bo * t AasociaUon has reported the Sfi**^ 1W heaviest demand for boats In the WiklWoOti 8-0 history <strong>of</strong> the Auodatlon. A_.V.:''•>_. _k_j^ !*• "I" 8 eondlUen prevails in ?&%Jg£%Bg£ OotW city tj* Oeean «ty. Sea Isle Oiy and •olwol baHtaU aggregation «one Harbor areas, while from •JS_«•£.«? a. arto, y^ ^BM goad catches also are reported. _ _ Contest, I «"•*»» «wf WUUwood ilgh I funUHiing entry Mania to the antin local tteM. . I den at urn u the* Mart rnr the I To help a oouple <strong>of</strong> fanner Ola Mm rained out on Tueaday. I 4 « » • souwe a iormer QIS •Sam- ma* I- «* «*I and,,^** iTt!^ SiiS SHE I held lbs vMton hUteaa. wttn the willow. wencttaom and fifth fruma. to U each spree. | Am 0 veto walked out aflef three week* _ -too mueh ••. •» «•«• Sert»»nt rrnnclsco bou«ht surplus lt * l ~ I Radio Maker Tunes «id th. *Wp «» Nylcm Wave I mr njkms from the^^hnn at , P«fc»» or Bnder, PROPOSAL kentr N^^^'f:%^M'M^^'^ So muiy indurtrtM. large and gfgSSSvS Y^r-Around Jobs Urged maii., are today inter.dependrnt that 1 am sun the naMUilng <strong>of</strong> employment by the larger comnan. ^ll^«^ff"3S %m By High Industrial Official i« would ftnng strady jobs to workers all up and down tht line," -.- .-•. .. —- — »^ th «3» m,«KH ••*• Mil W H 3 ^ I (MM tiUl! Continuous employmsii—an -»n. *• nuai «mje" f or worker*—is she 1 -most powerful mrtjuan that m*.-- : agwoent has for impnving cmp^>r- chairman <strong>of</strong> the board <strong>of</strong> Ua Na * MnM AxMciaUon <strong>of</strong> Manutaciu.-- empioynwrnt for our irarter^ TO CABBY KOMU3IS "» O*« mart he WsBp ihsn-iltms and eyt>barJB is * W E *»>• so emny ia «. Ehrou^li iue^ periods, JhJWTWj-ii-. M a _ flM, and pension funds. 'ABJ- industry wwu ts in JmtfcviLl later pduv m M *. •», . I an cociTtaced - he told ba . Ct^ClfO ImlilEP t^. ttjj. ^ * few iRdjstnes In es&stsst* toAr .... m—1. whiefc eaaaM do • Meier job <strong>of</strong> TAXATION AS'ti n>IIM» emplDTnH"! DEAN'S CAFE Iwignrt Bo-jlewaid « - r*fP, UGHT LUNCHES DARTS wns and Cut-Back*. He Saya i fcilC ui trie average worker. Hi IUnwd ,uch . pragnua.1 -ny, h th. ktad <strong>of</strong> T^e New BHght Spot in Sotner. Point! TONY MART CAFE FOKMEKLT K-SOWN AS SCBICK'S 839 Bay Avenue Somen Point Everything New ,., Even the Na •"*" "taattt ASTHONT XABOTTA, Wwp. Afridl FOOD TeJephone Somen Point 938 STEAKS - SEAFOODS - CHOPS -ROASTS 8 pjn. Ph. 920 4.^^% M» tfa omti who can give it — even III you Mnt 'guarantee' it In the legal sense <strong>of</strong> the term, the government f"VL '«•
Chriitlen Science services an new durtag the stammer season In (be Village Itwatre, Sundays, at U a^lL • • • OCEAN cnr BATTMT """• -"• Meksnt, MM«>IVC£M- O«fet * MetbodJst Church and aJi ia <strong>of</strong> tbe sundsy eohool h«« «*r. Vktar B, ltattfe, Invited to attend the dinner BunOay, June *- m inm ji P — -"- Ohildmrrti Mttludiit V«t. to •HP*'. |ft»« Mitt^M rauwh and «*r the a»»« J to Have .Bridge . ' could the spiritual TJHth. ft* emanation, or , Me aelf-oontalnmeot and I mortal wMemr (p 510). Berta To HA DINNER Jto annual Dinner _. • spiritual 1 calmry . —am <strong>of</strong> (eared to the interest <strong>of</strong> , , Owan Wtw will , place next I pjn, Qospe! Hour. Beeauae the night, June 13, ,„, in _thepaner has nut In tlw BKccaiaureate Service en the Musk Her at 7:*S, Hie evening sa-vlog wiU Be tin at I n«. (only this week) in lip I ^ ^ odniposrt <strong>of</strong> organ, piano and vto- IJli played by Eleanor TlMmpHjix . will or M' Mid partake <strong>of</strong> the Aid-will UN mt the boms <strong>of</strong> Mm Hans Vow, Snd at and AsbuiT av. ( Construction <strong>of</strong> tile now Rio] i un «H«um;u rter tw <strong>of</strong> goapel muilc «t erth/ a port Npnwnttnf th* ig Worship, u a^». Ser- " beclnalnc <strong>of</strong> tte gervlee. Theaon: "Mastering Self." The pastor whole,'—The Kingdom le at Hand, trill bapUM children at thl Orandc av, bridge on the main en- vise Sundaf, June 9— prayer a pjn,. Public lecture, I" 1 ® £2SPHiiS! ^ n »ta«d K mJS 5"Lta ^ s netifled by m. 9 met. Mate engineer, that ~» W=« draSto Si QUICK RESULTS K CLASSIFIED ADS o.c, I» STANWOOD ARMS OS FITMOOT* Pl NB Funerals moderation in funeral not dependent on '.think IURECTDBS <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 0077 «». «;*:•«« - and miper conwnlence Hotel Strand 9th and Wesley Av. OCEAN ©TO OjNtn AU Hanif-Inn qp» tttM Centni . **" rrinteBatb LBERTY SHOE REPAIRS 1M« flw 1UI AUIDRD __ tr Store ha StaJnton DepsrtnxntSton 1M|| ' Men on loud Chief Robert J. Laekey uld the rwnmnand m, and Jtlt ajn. Player meeting <strong>of</strong> the Friday Maaatl at 1 a,«. Sunday School teachers and <strong>of</strong>fi- Oonfeaaloni on Saturday and er» cem In the ohoir room. at first Friday. 4:1) pjn. to fill* 9:30 ajn. The Ohim-h at p.m_, 7:30 to 8:30 if. J Charles 8. coasty) Jon, Qf New-IKT*"'"^ "^ *•" ' ark, and u Paul J. Nugent, <strong>of</strong>WestIwhlch Orange, wan named director. been attaeked with Atlantic Central Airline.. Inc., th I •SUV !^SSf«i AVUHCB, Ulfc., tan* la The robbery bbery o occurred (<strong>On</strong>e some Wednesday Bigh Bight Bowman jumouncement H, Otto, president. made Monday by or Memorial morning morning, ddespite i t th Jones, president <strong>of</strong> the vwej the ffast t that th oral em employe, Jones School <strong>of</strong>. Aeronautics, Casey Inc,, plo wen In I th the store Newark, heads the Academy <strong>of</strong> m»Jdn« up holiday wreaths. H» high «h ROAD SERVICE REPAIRING All Can Genuine CHRYSLER PARTS OCEAN CITY GARAGE Plymouth - De Soto 9th Ui <strong>Ocean</strong> Labrication Sinenize Painting Motor itepairs ••^WrWW&vm. 1IU| * •«* OMtomJ a*. KINaiK>M BAU, OF County Highway Death. Decline GOOQAEAR TIRES IN STOCK IS YOUR CAR Aeronautic*, Inc., at LaOuardla Airport and the J. V. W. A Co.. also <strong>of</strong> Newark, aviation salts and Mn. coniultlng firm which handle. I •••M'jr"" 1 V"i? •••»• the Link Trainer equipment. He Wiidwood Branch also Is vise president <strong>of</strong> the In-J A new branch <strong>of</strong>flee efitteMirt f^fU^*" 0 ?"^.* 1 and the National Aeronautic ^,!- Asso- tmXI1 auarai.t/ fJKnpaly 90 wide area. AM«tle ciation and a director <strong>of</strong> both Boots |opened Saturday at S31B „.,„ -er. POmena, Aircraft Nul Corporation and the sty av., Wiidwood. under the mn. ^WIU attaeted National Aviation Co. agement <strong>of</strong> Dean p. ZeUer, assist- 6M» are two Nugent, a partner in the stock estant se«etafjr.treasurer. ^ ^ mot air-sea i jhangt final <strong>of</strong> Nugent * Moe.BBst An""..•OWPW »iso has <strong>of</strong>fieei In «-£»« reseue. Orange, agio is a director <strong>of</strong> PoUak AHanUe city and <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, Manufacturing Co., Arlington, N, J. Other dlreMert <strong>of</strong> Atlantic Central Airlines are Mr. Otto, OUl Robb Wilson, former director <strong>of</strong> Aviation <strong>of</strong> New Jersey; John S. Swayne, i Kay, Jrvint Bhe" mutr Washington, D. 0., attorney; Fred- TenonJbBum, Palmer M erick D. ocarhart. Jr., <strong>of</strong> Far nils, and WMrt'j. Wool fey, Jr. N. J,, New York investment bank, er, and Barry D. Miller, <strong>of</strong> Short FOB QUICK RESULTS •" N, J, a partner <strong>of</strong> Nugent ft DBS itf CLASSIFIED AU County Veteran* Form Association The Cape <strong>May</strong> county Veterans' Association, which Includes all men honoraoiy diwharnd and these sttu servt<strong>of</strong> in the armed forc«, wag orrerHMd at Cape <strong>May</strong> last week. The group conducted a memorial DENMAN TIRES Inunediate Deliverie* Many SUM" BISHOP Motor Sale. PACKAUD DEALER 1159 Asbury Ave, <strong>On</strong>r motor tune-up service! nMBB longer lift, tm l SHEPPARD'S AUTOSI«VTa 912 Simpson Av*. —CLOfgn IBBKiDATS— SIM0NIZIN6 LUBRICATION REPAIRS FOR SALE? PAINTIIK Edw. C. Kurtz Co. CUSTOMKSs Allaotk It* ud North ate, O.C. tr Service MARMORA TEXACO ST Mtk at. mi gkMt ma » m OAj Qtt. mm COMPUTE LUBWCi MINOR REPAIBe full Une M<strong>of</strong>fler. AUTO PAINTI Q ESSEDniALS TO A %J AUTO PAINT j<strong>of</strong> An Experienced Painter. An Airtight, Diutpra<strong>of</strong>, "" Punt Good Punnng MMaub. We Have All Three! % *•* f ynthrtk PMBI, urn •fwn avukbfe, w# will put ALL WORK GUARANTEED Bishop Motor Sal Authorised PACKARD Dealer RepM* and Smncm to All Type C*» 1158 A.bury Ave,» comer <strong>of</strong> 12th 'CadilUc Sale.-nd Sccvic. Wm. T. Powell; We Are NOW ACCEPTING ORDEBS •nil DEPOSITS on the NEW PACKARD BISHOP MOTOR SALES AaUMriaea SAU-g .Ml SEKVICK Complete Stock <strong>of</strong> P«dnnl Part* Ab Ave., coiner <strong>of</strong> 12th Plymouth ' " AtJT BUICK SERVICE POINT r and Saturday f MARMORA sad POINT Orders at »'• Gtneral Store landFridayB M.,-. -T-—-- Bathers <strong>of</strong> Year Arre»te4; 8 <strong>of</strong> 10 Forfeit Bail Refrigeration Service AppHancw Bewired Shore Etmetrhal Appliance* 61ft ASBlWr Am YOU 1MB MAfMb N0WMCK TOM * NTUM ? WITH U, it SAVMSS Now We Turn on the Green Light Thanks for Your Co-operation During the Brownout Now tlut die Coal Crid* I* over yon cam tarn on Lo•»J»ektonornwl Yondu by Rotary Qub Oltra •lUUtkloampalg ign a«. ' Another " " man, Robert -- • Hiagina, », opened ef DMM U i u held on a dig. onlorly conduct chaii» by Capt, Dfanond Giren An- wtththTiWt <strong>of</strong> the new bath- WUUam H. smith after tie aUes- IBB cdry started an argument with Panual Boy Award aUe ^» <strong>of</strong> the^e trolman Toung ever the arrert <strong>of</strong> ban aneated Satunhiv. a friend. HAWAIIAN BESISENT forfeited W ball Prtndpa] complaint ef the men VISITS •OTAMT CLUB they faiW to •ppear in pol- arrested was that it Is auncit lm- <strong>On</strong>e ef the Rotary Oob'. poarfble to buy a top for ft bath- Ice m court WIB« — ———,. ir. TIB* neatt latt FWday nl.ht at The • othets ing suit. OSMWIC ma r. H, Van Gleve, are acheduled for later htarlnga. The city ordinance on the Mb- etaeMeal eoaMetar, <strong>of</strong> WaliUlA All the airtau were made pat- ]*M requires Uie cheat and torso to Honolulu. urday at central-city bathing be "lultaUy ooveifed" and specifi- Mr, Van Clan and Ml fan beaches, rrtwe taken into omrtody cally outlaws the old dodge <strong>of</strong> rarsM (ran i« up to to yean ef wearing a narrow Waaalere-Uke age. itrap cut from an undera»ilrt. Tomlin Hospital Realization Near standard <strong>of</strong> hMiatal can wtilch. h •aid. most other comrounltlea compunuo with thto eounty in weallh and population have already obtained thrown community action. "The beard <strong>of</strong> lovemoni H in complete agreement that the Ume , who has come to take definite action S 5STTpj so that the Iwapttal which has a craili rt here to attend the eon. tients and members <strong>of</strong> (heir fam- Uon <strong>of</strong> •otary International, ilies. Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, which was Mbe- DOCTORS IN AOBEEMENT doled to dote Thursday this "It to Kratirylng." he said In referenee to the Tuesday night meeting with Uie members <strong>of</strong> the Medial Society, "to find our-doctors In complete aireeaient with us t»«t the tone hai come to build the hospital our people urgently need. We are confident that a movement undertaken with sueh complete approval by the doctors, who are In the best position to know Che problem <strong>of</strong> health protection in tile county, will meet with wide support. In addition to presenting the facts <strong>of</strong> the county's need for a hospital, Mr, <strong>May</strong>'s survey indicated that the people <strong>of</strong> Oape <strong>May</strong> County would strongly support - • • * -• flrepn embodying t Mr <strong>May</strong>-a survey «**« «^5 B Youth held the spotlight at the lint summer meeting <strong>of</strong> the notary Club at the <strong>Ocean</strong>ic last Friday night. Quests <strong>of</strong> honor at the dinne, were the club's Junior Kotarians « the past year, and to one <strong>of</strong> them James p. Dlmond, went the clubannual boy award, a framed clta tion and cash, past President Harold I. Men tiss, who presented the award, sal that it had been unusually dlfflcuL to choose the boy for this dUUnc tion because so many were outstandlni In their high school car. ee«. * The award m baaed npop program for a hospital <strong>of</strong> firepro<strong>of</strong> "qualities <strong>of</strong> faithfulness to aU construction, adequately equipped eaus <strong>of</strong> duty, to hto OBMSMIUU from a scientific standpoint and tnlta <strong>of</strong> leadership, woperattoB, with aeoomodaUona suitably div- fair Hay, pmeveranee and amided among private, semi-private bltlon and to his pnBtiae <strong>of</strong> «f and ward service. vise and weftd cltinnshlp. itHU FOB KHMANSNCE Boy Turner. June pr<strong>of</strong>tam cBaJr- The hospital Mr. <strong>May</strong>a described man, presented a sterllni sliver cur- at the joint meeting would be reney holder to each <strong>of</strong> the follow- planned to meet the Immediate ing Junior Hotarians Tom Bwayne, needs <strong>of</strong> Cape <strong>May</strong> County's 30.- Jim Dlmond, BUI Hubies, Don Clark, 000 permanent resident* and 135,-Ed Powell, Craig Bchermerhom, Bob 000 or more summer visitors. He •annlno, Boier Bmlth, Tommy Will, expnawd the opinion that it Islams, and Bruce Gilbert. «^ •wiser to lay the taste plans and Coach Wilbur A. Clark, whom Mr, consultation wiyi neabers <strong>of</strong> m build for permanence a amaUer Turner characterized as "the pow- board <strong>of</strong> governors and otner».The unit than strive for volume In beder behind them boys", was similar, hospital Is to ta built on a nit* capacity and sacrifice the funda- ly honored. In Gave <strong>May</strong> Court House. <strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> mental principles <strong>of</strong> permanent INDUCTS TWO N1W MEMBERS the foremost consideration* In theconstruction." Past president Laurence P, tunny Bhoiee <strong>of</strong> location wsa ready aeceMliilllty to every community In Mr. <strong>May</strong>s reported In his survey Inducted L. C, Turner and Fred the soun^, Mat almost every memtjer <strong>of</strong> theMorineUl, Jr., as new members. •lM,Mt IN FDND . Oape <strong>May</strong> County Medical Society Rev. Victor B. Seattle, pastor <strong>of</strong> The aitrdette TomUn «lmioriai to -enthusiastically in favor <strong>of</strong> esthe <strong>Ocean</strong> Olty Baptist Ohurcli, roundatlon now has ajjpnMlmaiJflSF tablishing a hospital" He pointed said m a brief talk, directed largely »i«.ooo for Oie ho»pltal building out that members <strong>of</strong> the society to the club's young guests, that fund, Mr. atnltii eitphUned. The or- WUl select tne members <strong>of</strong> the med- most <strong>of</strong> the youth problems can be iginal gift and tbe aiMM"ent be. ical staff <strong>of</strong> the new hospital and solved first <strong>of</strong> all on spiritual prin- •aid tile doctors wen greatly in- aunt <strong>of</strong> Mr, Tomlin have been Iciples, and he assured them that terested In attractlnn a resident substantially increased through livlni "a gbod, clean life surgeon for permanent affiliation other contribution*. with it. Jim expressed the opljiton He pointed out that Uie need for that it will not be difficult to find a general, non-pr<strong>of</strong>it honjital. thor- an able man who would come hen. oughly modern and <strong>of</strong> adequate size to ean for aiek and Injured Oape <strong>May</strong> County residents, hn been lone telt and had bjen dU- Gets Gold Star; caeu «.». —~ .— Bombed Jap Ship formed thnouBh Mr. fTomUns generosity. The aBMnee <strong>of</strong> such a hos- Charles H. Mester. Jr., <strong>of</strong> Cape pital has Ma a seven handicap, <strong>May</strong>, farmer lieutenant commander he said, since It entails actual dan- in Uie Naval Air Corp*, has been ger and Buffering to seme patient* awarded Uie Ml Star in lieu <strong>of</strong> a and delay, eatrft^weose and to-second Navy Cross, for scoring a direct hit which critically damaged large Japanese battleship. mu honor was praeented toy Hear Admiral Calvin C Cobto recently at STAMPS the Philadelphia Naval Base, ran DAT COVERS Mester also holds Uie Presiden- WI WT iTAMM tial Unit Citation won with the First Marine Division at Ouadalcan- <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Stamp Co, 1, as well as three Air Medals. USO Oub OfMed »t Cape Tin Washington Street USO Club at Oape <strong>May</strong> was dosed laturday after completing Mi war-time mission <strong>of</strong> hospitality to thousands <strong>of</strong> service men away f mm home. Operations were halted because the Navy and Oeast Quard has removed almost all its personnel from the area, USE THE CIABBIF1ED ADS 1 To Join HtwUnd, Now Governor There • By A. c. MeLBAH Mrs. muabeth Jaoa tahttr et\ Atrieailml Eitemkm Mntaa <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, will leave some time Why not think about planting Jhta month with her two ehUdrep tt. your town? join her husband, OoL Bdward H. Right now, when everything la in full growth, plants blooming and everyone thinking about, the appearance <strong>of</strong> his properly, would teem a good time to get started with Is one <strong>of</strong> the first dependents -s a project for your town. Make your thorwed to jota tM ^Amertpan mW- community famous by making a motary personnel In the Orient, Ap. tif <strong>of</strong> one type <strong>of</strong> plant. PHwimately 1000 women and child- You may have heard <strong>of</strong> the fam ren in the first eontingent will sail out tulip ahow at Holland, Mich, from Seatti-, Wash, There, each house-holder plants tu- for at tea* to daya. She, will be accompanied by Mr lips, not only in his yard, but also daughter, Nancy, i, and son, Ed- Tried as MOB as In the curb between the sidewalk and the street. The Netherlands ward 8,, I. -' ^ come from the u will soon be sending bulbs to thli MA¥ STA¥ TWO »EABS ,. complete agreement — country in large quantities again All three have received the re electric power eweiiWW h Prices likely will not be out oiquired inoculations against foreign at aa ml* I reach, and your town could be ( diseases and Mrs. Lahtl has prepar- , * show place if a drive could be ed baggaie up to the maximum al- made toy some civic organization to lowance <strong>of</strong> 6M pounds, to last them plant the town with bulbs. for an anticipated stay <strong>of</strong> two Fears. MAKES TOWN STAND OUT The family plan to reside at the There are many possibilities. An newly-built Army post W Honshu <strong>of</strong> the small flowBrtni trees o: GOVERNS TWO DIBTIUOTS shrubs will make a town stand ou Ool. Lahtl, who has been overseas when the plant is In bloom. Take S3 months, is military imremor <strong>of</strong> for example, lilacs or the many va. two districts in Northern Honshu rletles <strong>of</strong> flowering eratti, or perand commandini <strong>of</strong>ficer <strong>of</strong> the nth haps flowering quinces or white, Airborne Beilment, with whlchhe pink and res dogwood. rouEht through many <strong>of</strong> Uie blood- plant your garden as usual with iestcampaigns <strong>of</strong> the Pacific war. several varieties <strong>of</strong> flowers and A graduate <strong>of</strong> West Point in 1IWI, shrubs, but let one flower or shrub he has received numerous decora- be planted everywhere. tions, includini the Purple Heart, Of course public ientlment has toBronze Btar. Silver mar ana Air be built up for this sort <strong>of</strong> thing, as M children and adults, too, <strong>of</strong>ten are Mn' lahtl, before her marriage, destructive. And so. planting between the sidewalk and curb might be risky. Shade trees <strong>of</strong>ten occupy this space and bulbs may not do well. Where there is a shade tree commission, objection to the plan may be raised. But such a project might well be started in residential communities, particularly after a period <strong>of</strong> public education. BAINS BRING WEISS Opportune rains over part <strong>of</strong> the state have improved victory oardens, but rains bring weeds, and cultivation is necessary. This is the time when it is safe to apply a mulch. This may consist <strong>of</strong> hay, straw or anythint that wUl cover the soil. Put it on three or four Inches deep to keep Hfht from 'Is not considered "sissy stuff" by such outstanding figures as Oill Dodds, record holder for the Indoor mile. He said he had seen Dodds the previous night give an exhibition run in Philadelphia's Convention Hall as 8,000 to 16,000 youth watch- I id. Later, Dodds went to a micro-. TihoneTind testified to hii splrituBLl experience, MUST BEGIN IN HOME Reiterating his belief that adherence to spiritual prtnaples u a prune requisito for successful living, the pastor contended that spiritual guidance must begin in the home. "It takes backbone to live a clean life? 'he concluded, "It is easier to follow the line ef least resistance. The America <strong>of</strong> tomorrow is our youth <strong>of</strong> today, and the best coach In the world is O<strong>of</strong> Quests were Introduced by II B. French, m ' - 4000 LolMtm Caught A record catch rf MOO poundi « lobsters was broufM ^^f 1 "" wood by commercial fishermen on Friday. The lobsters ranged la weight from five to M m H according to <strong>of</strong>ficials <strong>of</strong> the O. A. Buff Ksh CJO, M«t <strong>of</strong> th. »W vas sold to markets In the WUd rood ana. IT Fizz** rom A LOM; LONG TIME he nil. You will then discourage -Ufe-I.tb. ihe weeds. A mulch not only keeps down weeds, but also helps the soil hold moisture. The •oil remains crumbly and It will stay cool for more favorable development <strong>of</strong> toot*. Bcsinnlng /UNE15 20 Minutes CAMDEN Kramer Beverage Co,, Wlih C«b caanctiui M DC DeLo«. Twlnl PHILADELPHIA 1 f iUii Dlllr 110 N. VMWk IB m CtBtrU Airport AttanUe aty. N. J. KM) ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 35 Minutea NEWARK BENDIX HOTPOWT With LlmomJn.Ser.lM BEFKIGEBATORS BANGBS NEWJffiRK. HOME WATER HEATERS FREEZERS DISHWASHERS DIBPOSAUi ATLANTIC LAUNDRY KITCHEN CABINETS WASHEBS CENTRAL Place your order to- IBONERS day and avoid unnec- SINKS AIRLINES CLIANEBS essary delay. NORGE Atlantic <strong>City</strong> 4-6377 REFRIOEBATORS Catnden 4-1486 Authorized RANGES OAS RANGES BENDIX SPACE HEATERS WASHERS Sales - Service Teacher* Meat Tonight The Oape <strong>May</strong> Teachera' Asso- JACOB C. elation Is sponsoring a town meeting discussion to take plae* tonight, ,710 Aabury Avenue with a number <strong>of</strong> community leaders taking part, Steven J. Steger Will be moderator. FOB QUICK KESULTB D8K THK CLASSIFIED ADS Can We Increase Estarnhattn i ftnlta Control • Fornication , 7 «D, ll T^ 'l*•? I Ail r«-uiios. '•fc 1 WB DO THB WOBI D . P. C O. ATLAS SANITARY PRODUCTS, P R O , h 13th & CENTRAL AYES, NORTH WILDWOOD, N, J. — Phone 154 — Strictly Personal PERSONAL PWHTIIIO • SUtlonery • AnnoanceiiKmU • OMB • Guild Prodacte Lewis L Barrett PnnHnz 807 AJbury Av«. SEEGER COMMEBCIAL BEACH-IN REFRIGERATORS UNITED —COMMERCIAL- WALK-IN BOXES and FBBHEEB8 DAIRY BOXES FROSTED FOOD CABINETS DISPLAY CAiaS Two-Temperatnre WALK-IN BOXES REFRIOERATION CONDENSING UNITS — Any SIM DUO-THERM Automatic OIL WATEB BEATEBi HEIL OIL BURNING BOILER UNITS OAS FIRED WARM AIR and HOI WAT1B HEAT UNITS SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICE DeW, To aanre TOO the Best Remits and Lam IJf trom Au Voar * ApplUnce*. FARNSWORTH ItMJIO Automatic Combination RADIO rHONOGRAPH KBCORD FLAYERS 1XECTRICAL APPLIANCES TOASTKBS, IRONS, MIXERS, ete, 0. D. HACKNEY 931 Aabniy Ave. Venetian liinds AIA BLINDS MADE TO ORDER WINDOW SHADES ASPHALT TILE LINOLEUM ARMIGER and McKEEN 2033 AllanUc Ave. ATLANTIC CITI , MHI or O.O. NM-W FREE DELIVERY Calling All Car Owners! The KaileysvUle Mutual Casualty am) «ie Mutual Auto Plre Inauraaos Ctampsni
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