HYPER HUMUS is not • fertiliter. It _ ta • foU conditioner. Then U IHUe to M gained by jpuUifig fertilisers on soils tor in organic content or (hose whose •tysfcpl qualities an Ml- favorable to m»t growth. HypEBHUMUS does twp tfaif?£B—ft adds the necessary ornie Material to your soil and, creates (madtstt condition <strong>of</strong> physical tit. « that Is ideal for plant growth. C. H, Shoemaker Lumber Co. _l»Wl mi Wm An. Phone 0150 PABNfTlMC TROUBLES! Phone 0140 g^ , ^ IMMEDIATE SERVICE ."«,,•••*f '** *WP "MM. - JJO JOB TOO LA«OB !W|I«UJISTAFSOII MOM'S fimm -CMnptafa ttamaee - ' J - (ff 014 joB <strong>of</strong> Iiome.m8Idiie_ wlA no overtime p^ p ^ " e b0th done "° fimtmty lend, , hapd p rought her a dozen the cost <strong>of</strong> a candy'bar. . And electric .cr. and njffl^ iw>m_ j|nj good ' FAtt T urum The urns F1UZE teams LIST f to Mart did The not three disturb teuna U» fr (or thf ApMrinut Boiling CCn. ment at Buffalo. N • 301. M ' Top perTammnce in"** Women's League wu turned In by Connie D'f i-nerio, with names <strong>of</strong> 1M and dtyfrsl others also were in good ' Including Martha Brlngrmrt and ; i in a pane. «= The * He resorc r^ort teams tMau made rn.de the «he trip I JT« toum J^'«W. WUdwood _ on on the topic by automobile and made It a vaca- I week. Offenders," The confer. Upit 6y jidj trios to *»'-• - 1 " ' * the winners team* to try it afain • - _ . las. couBTNi* HIM «s Cape Golf Course •CORD FOB m n enjoiJiT '" * Mrs, Pej Courtney Ang Peg -^—.....„, team and the AH and I Csurtney, whe wen the firstj * * * PLA1XANOERH Bf ROIL-OFF FOR SOUTH JBRSIV TITLE The Playiand men's team won the second half <strong>of</strong> the South Jersey League and is now slated to play CALISE (.BADBR IN SEASHORE LEAGUE PLA¥ Leon <strong>On</strong>line chalked up the Best fame <strong>of</strong> J4J in Seashore League eompeUtlOB, Friday night, m Roy Mengel grabbed second laurels with a SIS. Other top men were Frank Freestone with III, Walt Dittrlch ail, Riiss-Jtertln Mi, tmt Oelier Ma ana mi, and Harold Bavis m J. and J. Liquor took three points ftran TUll»'s to stay In first place Barretti, Palmers, Doctors and Water Beryiee were other winners <strong>of</strong> the week, • • * THOMPSONS WIN SECOND HALF OITV tOOP TITLB . The Thompson Ingurors, by winning three points in their postpondd match this we*k, made sure <strong>of</strong> first place in the second half <strong>of</strong> the Oity Uague, which has only one more night to roll. Four teams postponpd their mMehea Monday night, leaving only ilx Mams in action, in these, all were won 6y ihut-out scores <strong>of</strong> 4-fl" Boyal beat Niekles, 8w»ynes beat M.A. and Mengel* beat Shore Past Lint, Oorflon puckworth scoref this tsm single <strong>of</strong> 211, and Mickey Ang and Jack Oensemer were runners. up with m each, Abe Kate Walt •rown and Moyd Southard all had MULFORD A GRAHAM Take to Boati To Do Shopping l d Bdge amma Residents and many and pertons would not risk it toy boat. Boy Ridea Fender; Seriously Injured Robert Reichard, 14, <strong>of</strong> Stone Harbor, was seriously injured when the automobile on which he was riding u fender was overturned at tor skidding Into a center Island on Jnd iv., that resort, Robert was trying to "doctor" the motor <strong>of</strong> the car while his older brother, Thomas, 18, was driving. When the machine overturned, he their isolation y/m the result <strong>of</strong> was pinned beneath it, suffering the county's eloging <strong>of</strong> the Ri<strong>of</strong>ractured skull, fractured collar Orfiide BV, bridge to repair flam- Bono, broken jaw and several brok net- to the o|>erating nieehanlim, en ribs. caused by an overloaded truck. His condition was described as Those residing west <strong>of</strong> the bridge fair at the Sun Hospital, Bet Isle Olty. 'ears. The robidents affected filed a pro test with tlie freeholders, who m turn asked the Coast Ouard to use Us boats in a three-day ferry PAINTING CONTRACTORS ""IITIM" s SK>!i"LJi"t*».«' Mlllvllle for the season championship e...|j, The *uc e-iayisnaers Playland«rs had finished 2 second to the Miim MUI«rs In i« «.- the first *>» BMi.J-i-L- ^. Sinks HI taUMIs, Wall and %M CaUneu, ABfonatie Water II«i.t«, Buu-Katel Tito, OU Burners, iiutallaMoh AnMtcd, n«e EstbMiM, buy IMrnwnls. Write or Call— MR. THEO V. TOWNSIND Phong Phila. Steyeniton 1155 - <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> gl47 AUTO #» qru " BRIOaes D Tickets '1 Wtim*":.' * ' County Nat Debt, $628,000 Total iiet debt <strong>of</strong> the county government on December 31 was $839,- 000, according to the revised annual debt statement. Save with Safety Invwt fl to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Hoa* ivings and Loan SI I . 8th Street USE THE OLASIiriBD ADS u8E SUMMER TOP S^TI SOIL 11 Electricians fgS SAND GRAVEL LANDSCAPING W, A, COLLINS Ph. (yomfrs Paint 471 or Write FvlUe RPD No, 3 STANDARD ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors R. M, PEBKS, JR. 300 Weiley Ave, Ph, I181.W KEYS MADB ALL TfrU Tools Sharpened WE ABE TAKING ORDEEg for EVINRUDES LEMONT'S BAT AVB, USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS FOB QUICK RESULTS Trucking Ferguson EXPRESS 9th St. and Simpson Av. Trirphnnt Ocun <strong>City</strong> (MM Daily Trips Phila. and Suburbs t.r.ltn. Ph. mil.: Mtrkll (US :>ii (i( «nd DciiTcr In (Km <strong>City</strong> and Fhll.dflphi. "TRUCKING N, Pessolano TOP soil . QRAVEL I and GRADING { K1S West Ave, { ph, IJOJ i Genera! Hauling Dump Truck NICK nORENTINO Ml WEST AVE _ 8enJ P«i««rt—We'll Can USE Tilt CLASSIFIED ADS FOB QUICK RESULTS JOSEPH COHN WILSON'S SIGNS NEON SIGNS and LIGHTING m N. Main Street i'bBBBntvrile, N, j. For SHOP, STOJli! INSTALLATION REPAIRING sms Wm. S. Anderson m Johnson, Jr. & Co.] 1110 Simpson Avenue REGISTERED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS INSTALLATIONS SERVICE REPAIRS Jacob C. SCHUFF Electrical Contractor R. Smith, Inc. 1048 A.bury Ave. Cement - Tile-Marble jolin Pplto& Co-, Ine, G«n^al Cootradm* . 126Q Asbury Ave. Phonp 0988 Swvw LOTS WM. R, Etejtrical Contractor EDW. S. CO EJectricaJ . ,* * Young Athletes How irned' Boxing Game the Hard Way AINTING COTTAGE WORK EXPERIENCE — LARGE STAFF OF MECHANICS TAKING ESTIMATES FOR SPRING WOBK THE ENGLISH CO. Painters (W. 9th Street ReildenM OfffeT Phone 1051 F**Ula 1HT EVERYTHING FOB THE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIB OF A EUILDINO ITOS and ASPHALT ROOFING [Mule Asbestos Side wall Shingles IM- Walter V. Hess lIMar IW4.M Slmpun Are. Ph. t»M DMM Baud WaU Baud the Leach Trophy to the Oerety's Market team, which won the county championship and the Senior Oity championship, A plaque was presented to Joseph Oerety, sponsor <strong>of</strong> the team. Tiny gold basketballs were presented to all <strong>of</strong> the younf athletes, and numerous other gifts were passed out,by captain Morrow, all made possible by the business men, Following this ceremony, the diners saw a baseball movie. Members <strong>of</strong> the various teams who were guests at the dinner are: SMITH I.l'MDF.K i;IH!.S (wnn «»[ on.I luir t,,iiiily ciijiii|iiuii»hi(i) I,,i- IH-Ilr Slmifffr, in|ili,iii] Viulit Murr'.w- Ailrll Miry Nf», Miiriun lUrlnr! (Mtir grille ,^*hinidt, i#>>i>* Slnilh. l.ui.-lra I*,*, l^relei Puit()1KTS (WIUI tYif Jiininr i'iiv ehiimjtinniihiiij -Allan Hifti, capt;Mii; j'i.Iiick Hii(fin>, Fluy.t anrk, Buhtrl Jiilinn. Iliimis. Fiinl." jaekip WIII.I.T. Allwrl Wrlghl anil H.iskell , IWMI H,,l,,,i McIJn*(.(l, cii|ib.jni Rich r THE OCEAN CITY 3ENTT1NEL-LEDGER WBni 'Vou don't own ^ then wed go into j. try. 'TIBl'l my !i «fcL 'I * o1 " " |ht 1 - * ' the 110 bill Into ya, jot this,' I her eyes right do you ftove is boning. A box ,"," clean II fr. I have I dfarettes '- life. »ret uiyttiing itrongor get to the top in _„„: a mrin must take £ si his boay ' , MILLION FiailTINO that lie earned , TiH'ii lie added Illld a "so.fiillrd friend", I him to diihbii- In real lenny Leonnfd, the "Benny r liad i'WJr never Jind ttuBta up in a fjjrnt. I Its muss it. In the early 1 ay's hair not only was he was cut under both big break came in the I when I B ot I figured that if f had a good job it would take me 14 years to earn that much. Boxing isn't a bad business. Every boy should take it up, I regard it as the greatest sport. During the war the govern> nient sponsored boxing in all the camps. I figure that it boxing Is good enough for the government, it Is good enough for .you and me," FOUGHT I« TIMES Tendier added, reminiscing again that "in my first fight, I had" my opponent covered with blood in the second round—my blood I" He ad. ded that he had fought 167 tlmeii and lost few <strong>of</strong> his fights. He fought a half dozen champions, but deciared that "Benny Leonard was the greatest fighter or all time." Senator Parley told the young sters that athletics give Ihmj something they cannot get In school, "Vou get something from athleties that you will treasure m adults," he said, "You will win cherished friendships that you will never forget, and respect for the other fellow. "There M ehlldnn In the world today who have never had an opportunity to choose their OIJJI spwta, to elect Ihelr own (jiptnlm. They have srown up under > regime <strong>of</strong> Nmtisui. They were tauKht how to Ull ud to die. We grow up to rei^Mt the oiher fellow's freedom <strong>of</strong> thauKM, <strong>of</strong> rellrloii and <strong>of</strong> uaenbly. » Bood __y'i jaw. The champ hit j but climbed to his feet S count <strong>of</strong> 10, m mure surprised inlibed me In a _ hUted, 'now, kid, JfelUn« loo fresh and [U knock you out in the j <strong>of</strong> stieking to boxing I Wtilh him and the round I over. Tile rest between i gave him a chance to and I never did get Filth opportunity," Hid that in 1D33 hg I|UI,MO, 'I |!Ot $110,000 , work,' lie eoiiLinued. 1 cfflicli, who called •itentton to the lact that most lermani believed in getting exercise. "In this country," he continued, "you go to the Yankee stadium and see 1S.000 to 80,000 people watching IB other people get exercise. In aermBny, all engaged in competitive sports; but they did not have the psychology <strong>of</strong> sportsmanship that we have. "It is not so important that one person becomes a star athlete as long as we have people who can attain to sports. We have hundreds <strong>of</strong> thousands 01 boys and girls interested in sports, because they Need a Nmw hope that some day they can attain ROOF the heights <strong>of</strong> sportsdom, "If we had a world <strong>of</strong> lood sportsmen, there would be no necesslty for Security Councils. You all have a part in keeping America clean," PRAISE CAPTAIN MORROW All the speakers paid tribute to or JuBt a Repair Job? Captain Morrow, organiser <strong>of</strong> many activities for the local boys and bl either cue—call Independent. We've the ex- girls. <strong>May</strong>or chapman declared perience, the men, the material* and the equip- that Chief Morrow was the spark ihat welded the community behind ment to five you a perfect job on any type ro<strong>of</strong>, ts boys and girls. We've been ro<strong>of</strong>er* for many yean and expect to To the delight <strong>of</strong> the youngsters, Oaplain Morrow had to take his be for many more. That's why an Independent share <strong>of</strong> ribbing, along with his guarantee means something, nek a reliable, fin. honors. Col. H<strong>of</strong>fman, who is no ightweigMj suggested that a corset ancially sound firm to re-ro<strong>of</strong> for you. Call would mate an acceptable .gift for ' nTBB'tMit Bailee <strong>of</strong>ficer. GUTTERS RAIN CONDUCTORS He said that the present organi- The affair wu^attended by many zation <strong>of</strong> city and county leagues veterans, fornier Members <strong>of</strong> the SHEET METAL WORK was born <strong>of</strong> the depression, Boys' Club. "You, and you alone." he con. GIVEN ISO BOND ' tlnued. 'are the future <strong>of</strong> the world Mrs, Charles Smith, on behalf Independent Ro<strong>of</strong>ing Co. As long as you play the game hon. <strong>of</strong> the Boys' anl Qlrls' Olubs, pre- USERS OF CEBTAIN-TEED BOOFINO PRODUCTS •Btly. fairly and squarely, the fusented Captain Morrow with a $50 ll ri' <strong>of</strong> the world will be safe," U, B, Savings Bond, J 8, Ftemln, An, fM . 8th Street ' Senator Parley praised <strong>May</strong>or Two tropmes, named for two <strong>of</strong> Chapman and Captain Morrow, Ph, 4 1952 Atlantic CIV O«U <strong>City</strong> Ph. 0160 Somers Point's Gold Blar war her- both <strong>of</strong> whom he said were entitled oes, Rex Parley and^ Delmar Leach, rnm Eatlmatm Fnrnblusd — Na Dawn Ptyr<strong>of</strong>nt to public commendation, for the were presented by Raymond Smith tremendous contribution they have —the Farley trophy to the White made to the betterment <strong>of</strong> Somers Point team that won the Junior Point and New Jersey," <strong>City</strong> League Championship, and ALL GERMANS EXERCISED Col, H<strong>of</strong>fman, Introduced by Sen= ator Parley, declared that although wrong, the pre-war Germans prae •iced one creed from which this iountry could pr<strong>of</strong>it. He quoted LawsOli Robertson, famous track ffu: Hull* Paul K,. imtritt, Hjunurl Miljitweii, ErDrst Mah ju^-jih Avis, y,,!i?t.i! Myt'rs, jijfcriiii V>1 Wiir.iini M,irf>.», Jr., _l'alvill llifkma TitwHBend Oliver, James Sullivan at liimahl hViiskc, ti^vr^ Cpreiy, enath Jeiepll {Jefgtjr, amiaiiiiii cuai'h, 8! 11IIN1) TRAM. rolNTV CHAM! lliNH (W.in M'luiuiid S.nilh ierny Tuli uii!i!cnts=Hayfi!((fi(i Mniith. eaiMaint liar ry Scnll. I'liijil t'lark, William Mini efief, Tlismas Ford, , Bert Avis, Alii Ilird and HuhcM ji.liiis. Williani Ml mi*, jr., manager? .Samuel Mcllim/uil , FOR QUICK RESULTS USE THE CLASSIFIED ASS We re working toward better service for all! WhtNfM Jon go In New Jtnty, you'tn apt to ica Mephans ma at work. Some we lajlag cable and running IlnM, Olhen are It's all nan <strong>of</strong> an immnJIatt con- •tructlon program la provide aanlae u qHleUy aa poulble for ihoae lUII waiting # # • pad to Improve aenrlee for pr^HBi mbaeriben. It'i the beglnnliigi too. Of a ftongarhlrig enlargement program which will teqnlie flre jean and 150 * ni» f tatpMtelpnMcBlBlUiluk, bcaa^M II mini be oanted an while m*n "haadHin • |nat BTtrfo.J <strong>of</strong> rmUm. But w«'rs naUas be«dw»j—«»d n*N •ppveetaUn <strong>of</strong> yoor pallnM ENQINEERING New Jenwj BeU . Telephone Company SAMPSON and HAMADA Ho<strong>of</strong>ing Sheet Metal Work Asbestos and Brick Siding Robert L. Sampson 215 . 5th St. Air Conditioning WITH SMiiglM Edmund C, Wisham 24AtburyAvc. Ph. 1237 ^Ef *•••!•• •iiiiil T FLOOR SANDING H. R. BRECKLEY {IS Central An, Ph. 19S5-W Floor Sanding Edward T. Hmada Phone 1048 Ro<strong>of</strong>ing METAL WORK GCTTKBS - 8PODTTNG Air Conditioning CRAIG and WALTER Ph. 0910 9th & Haven Class FUtt • Winds* GLASS Wumitam, AIM, Mttnn S. ROSENBERG Phone AtluUt <strong>City</strong> 4.11M MM Ait-Mo i n AUnnUc Cltj FOB QUICK BESULT8 USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE HARDWOOD Ml other flMn initalled LINOLEUM Bald ud Intattod FLOOR SANDING ASPHALT TILE RUSSELL SUHON OWMHf to Wilkr HMII8M) 939 Arfniry Avenue Telephone 0298 LOUIS J. KOERNER uiewje w> FLOOR SAHDIHQ -m xamiMuia I 1026 ASBURY AVE. For Quick Resnhs — Try t Otttified Ad Builder* At Your Service with 40 Yearm Experience in SeaBhorm Building JOBBING RE-ROOFING REMODELING EAGLE INSULATION (M Month. T. rt|) TERMITES BRYANT ALL-SEASON WINDOWS For Year •Bound Comfort—»« MOBUW to r»j —If Van Ptan To Mid. We <strong>On</strong> Itelp YM— JOHN E. TROUT REQISTEKKD BD1UMB 1053 Asbury Avenue Phone 1200 Buildera Builderm SIDEWALL SHINGUINI RE-ROOFING PAINTING REMODELING DISTBUHJTOB FOR "SNEDAKER" COMBINATION Screen & Storm Windows • MAIL COUPON FOB mn ESTIMATE TIME FATMKNTS | ! GEORGE SEDDON ^ \ , 55 SuDMt Place Phone 2148R I Without Obligation, pleue icnd eatlnutor to: I Builders j Cameron Bros, Co. I | Builders, Jobberm 1 j and Ro<strong>of</strong> era 1 m IITHH pi, *k. «n 1 CARPEN^ JOBBINO ALTEBATION8 PABfTTOG Robert Clayville ISM WIST AVE. S. L. SMITH Registered Builder JOBBING - ROOFING HM glmpMB An. Ph. 15M-W CARPENTER WANTED JOHN E, TROUT MM ASBUKIT AVB, POTTS' BROS. BagMoad Builders 1040 Aabury Ave. Phone 0061-W Septic Tanks SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS BUILT or REPAIRED * Vun> EIB.H.OC. !• OcMS <strong>City</strong> lad VIilallT LEONARD WIGGINS IN Wtil Amu Carpenter Repairs Builders H. C. Pontiere BUILDER MS Aabury Aft, Jobbing Alterations and Ro<strong>of</strong>ing Albert S. Cambum 4M Asborr An, Phone ttfl F. C. Slacum BUILDER 8812 Asbnry Ave, GEORGE F. SHIRE Plastering . Cement Work Painting - Jobbing Ml THIRD BTBKBT FOB QIIKK BESTJI,Tg USE THE CtASSIFIED ADS Brickwork ' m ••••••• •••••••?•••••• V BRICKLAYER GALANTE&GABAGE US ABBDKT AVE. Pfc. US44I . Painting Ro<strong>of</strong>ing Repairs WILLIAM LAUER. JR. PROPERTY MAINTENANCE and REPAIRS 925 Aabntry ATMMM Plumbing-Heating HARRY DOB ^•W M. M WnMF.SMMt 11 •tw ammo*.*.* Plumbing - OIL mn HANS BURKHAROT am FredH.Manley Plumbing - Heating Robert M, kfoiford PLUMBING . BEATING in womm amm en mmm I' OM AmiAMcwa I OA» MMMTtMO ——• - M Ymp r ~ * J. G. SLIMMER nuHsf * Hnb Plumbing Bwti«g OU BottMTB WUUan a Towmead Phono 0357 J Lnui Taccarino PLUMBING «nd HEATING Hi WE1T AVI., OCEAH Painterm •tat tan C L. BRECKLEY, Inc. HaUM and SfB PAINTING fjm Amu? An, n. PAINTING FRIES A PANGBURN 111 . 8th STREET UI7 ' RITTERHOFF A GOFF Ml - 11*4 BTRMt* m
f. ana'open the raUy, Queries <strong>of</strong> the Week M, H. McCloskey (Resort Wonian'f Pa$*e$at$6 Brother Diea WW.. Resident who had been eonhw only a few yean Ha. u, four dauthten. M and former "•PUSH miss was sun • Chun*. Lansdowne. y unfort- "«* ttOBghtfill a*ainst unn«ces- «Jie sudden Hotel Strand 8th and Wesley Av. i oetitit on itM fhtMh la the main auditorium, M M
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