Aug 1946 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

to four 

4 npw warning against hltch- 

* « "*^>«> MM» outrage, in 

"tou* wUl ««UH. SOB 

robbed and «r 

mobile dub. . 

"During Ike w," BM Wlnfleld S, 

Boueau, manager of the South Jer- 

UM, (fee, akin often - 

against hitch-hiking down 

unattractive, and may i 

wfcen the tndnl 

parched skin of the aged. aeywas sr«s 

ban been next to tmpoatlhle to 

WHAT TO DO mace make the tne trip on MerSmnSd overcrowded pub- pub- 

^tat M l t done about Kf lie "" tnP»rtation transportation systems. Watams, Motor- MotorftwSSon. 

to tLlIryfciirTbJee- OH. jng to Individuals, and an annual out about « per cent of the rays 

> W- tow ertimatad in industry «JOBB that cause buSs, ^ 

-above facto. It 1. «•••»••«» tt^ f ° taf *** 

•ry to exercise a little *3K"E?* f *"*f' .„ 

t, and wthe puhllc 

the UM uHiWS 

brigand who Is taken Into 

«mfW> *- "*"•» »* strenuous war MM « or at lakes or rivers reflection 

eonrt Trrara- there is an overwhelming desire from the water nay double the 

drunk and to get out in the open — thta sum-1 rate of e«~- 

I p 

red MA and MeMes, 

; "- —-, rate of exposure. •«• I P«« up,'—and the hltch-hik 

"Tboae win Call to obeerve these •?* n0 'ening in the numbers 

. bu« let us precautions and have painful BUB. ' , , , , „ - 

make It safe. Too much sun may bum may apply carbolic ointment w »« of "•• triuniD. 

;;, particularly to Oar oil, tannlc add. eodlver _J*£._.?"" * h »^»«»» "aTered 

oil, or a comraereiM ninedv tHevoualy at the hands of their 

Whatever is uartahold isTsSKi Mf-ii>vlted,guestt, tlus warrdng Valf 

on thick 5 that the gau«S ^ K m~«h of a series of manV tacoven 

it will not stlot^^ Sf*- 

Want a Mor* 

1 "! tH. 01 "" In the tait » 

_ years) Is too late: but for those 

Meal tax collections throughout ••"? «""> •>• hnpreased by the mistbe 

State reached 11 per cent last '°rtunea of others, it la timely and 

War, tbs Oammittce orT Municipal- »» hope It will be hwded, 

lUes of the New Jersey To^vers ,,2^»« il •Mat mnetaber IHt: Tie Wtch- 

Uher bas no «» mm «"•!»• claim on Mtch- TOO 

Association observes. ^^ far BUMT a has fne no tide IBBB -•he 

ha. 

the toaln coodnrtor or ba. 4rl 

»«»«», yonr -almMm ,, 

r iiiwmfciHTalliiF fcii B 

m 

Stainton's 

ml Store 

f^^^fr^^-^^^g^Fîi^^^*^^ft£^faa^=*^ '*' J ^n 1 tTâ^rT^WT*'***** * J ^ ^ -*• * L ' 

am 

I BOKO »A»i CODNTT TAXES 

HKchner HIM laa» week, representnur 

its county tu UB in fun. 

The borough also paid »113.94 for 

county llbrajy tax, 

Hear the beautiful 

aalKA VMor 

matte from 

MC 

««* mtar Ice, such as , 

n-ovBr Arctic lake or riv 

, f^r the trial, lua grissled old 

father atood with a group of cronies 

on the courthouse town, 

"I swear," he Mid, "I don't kno 

V 

never stuck a 

in nobody, 

«TOf FRIDAY Jim SATURDAY !Vjliia.M 

THfviii cur roW 

T, 

im stock 

RE IS 

flw bfltsr,,. 

M better 

IU at> • iSpt, of iS 

SandJ. loday, Farorju wi 

•woofrflâ knMvtav 

MM*fM*gta.fh««UlN 

that bdp. pw*amt &DJM So 

fcrubltbaauK Scandal, an cot aa4 

•And •* die male auttcny. F«0 

Wtt Bt, G«t wail. P-, fjrindia' 

dumanb-HBdawat V-—— "' 

MOTS MPT. _ GROUND FLOOR 

RECORDS OPTO* FRIDAY Md 

Miuk Slioppe 

816 Asbury Ave. 

R ELS SCANDALS 

For avtrags-iizs 

fflltsM who want 

Ihsir droitos to reoll/ 

ntwallwilheuleetrly 

olt»rationj. Not 

(unier slz«i, not half 

*lz«», bur BARON- 

SIZED... that fflMM 

Hwy'r* pr«cljion- 

*lzad to the avofbg« 

ffllint* flgur*. 

AINT 

UipiltfS wit with lively UMI, ^ 

, Ullorin* Ih-t come.oaly ft^Korrt ni 

(^^l! lie crdtgtn'. «urt W v • 

JZT OCEAN Crrv SfeNttKEr 

^FAH_NO 14 Tslônt 0304 or 0801 " OCEAN CITY. N, J.. FRIDAY..AUGUgr 2. 1946 , 

ad AcddentSpurs jjtjDinm I^^^^CJ-* i^ 

ar On Speeding 

Woman in Critical Condition Follow- 

After Wild Chmtm on Somer. Pt, Blvd 

"- Ticketed For - M 

Restaurant Owner 

Protest* Police 

Drive at 9th St. 

Scores ef motorMa received sum* 

mouses for parkins vtolatk over 

the week end aa the police depart, 

meat moved to break up parkin*; 

• • i the midtown section tar 

reducing traffic vufotioiw, Foiie n, ttdtrt, w^ uaued for v»- 

«n on Monday adoptad a policy of impogmr; heavier yg^ rt the aU-nlghtparking law, 

EM upon motoriit. brought Into court for ipeedmy which ^>M*»^S* f£ £ 

an OM«n City woman to the 

"al In ertU»l mndltlon. 

jii rmm m 

"f«t ptnalty at Stondajf 1 TwoMore Noted 

Vocalirt. on Pier 

! 

on w»s a nn» ot IN and 

imposed upon John M. Lyden, 

[ «J Hampoen rd,, ^ w 

He we lined *S0 for speed-. 

at T8 miles an hour on the 

0iW-*MnwB Point boulevard 

10 (of earcleu driving, pleadnility 

on both counts. 

W t Id Rotan tcstinea that 

touowed Lyden out Sth st. toward 

nn Paint and had to drive 80 

n an hour to tain an him. He 

I th»t Lyden passed other Mrs 

U>e right while the pursuit was 

rest. Near Burners Point he 

police Cap*. William H, 

„., i'ho also |ave chase. 

•What waoM yn nan ten* lad 

, %, Uawn out at that sp«e«?» 

^Waneninqutred. "iritnad, 

SaMlf ran woddke hsnU- 

• t- And you ulcbt ha 

aerenl other Innocent 

at ~m Woodclllf rd, Upper 

Jig, was fined US and costs on 

darge of speeding at M miles an 

(rate 1. Plean) 

• • • ' • 

oman Hurt in 

j St. Crash 

Mr.. Sch*iik in 

•Wetieyav. if, , - 

Fdlee reported she sui i«d frac- 

T« of both learn, a right ttB brok- 

Itne the elbow, and Internal ln- 

'- . She also was suffering t 

CAR mm TRUCK 

, eehenk waa riding: to • «ar| 

UIXIAN SCHECHTMAN 

fflgiM TBOHA8 JANKK 

toward «ie east corner of heard Sunday eventaa; 

lntersecUon. where U bumped Miss Bcheohtroan, ' 

frentendof alight truck driven I over station WITL. la 

tagged were said to have been patrons 

of reatauranta on Mb St., two 

of whteh cater to late arrivals up 

to3a.ru. Among those tagged were 

food and milk ten* drivers who 

stopped for a cup of sot fee, before 

starting to serve their route*. 

eating In her 

t at the tlaae. 

thai U» psUae action 

aaaHOy harmful to the 

Judge Warren, commenting that 

his function was to help enforce the 

law, not to make It, Insisted that a 

II fine be p*Jd on each ticket. Mrs 

Leach paid for all ot them, she said, 

to retain the good win of her Ms. 

tomers. 

Judge Warren said he understood 

the drive had resulted Mm complaint* 

registered with Mayor Struble 

concerning heavy puking and 

noise In the «th at. area at a 

tine when cam elsewhere to town 

were being tagged. 

I 

Drunk Driver 

Pays $237.50 

Wilmington Man l 

ib N P 

A vramtagton motorist'who DOT-I ">• P*N* 

rowed * friends automo 

C. G. Still to Be 

Itions along the. 

I 

under i 

the Coast Ouard by i— 

cording to the Mast Ouard public I 

information office. I 

nel at thesn staUiolia. 

I in Oiean «W PMtee M on Sal. _5LH"• P 0 *"*** «W». however. 

I Fredertek WW. «. of .1M «ffi« OuaiAto •arwout 

charge of drunken driving, and paid 

I the »WJ0 Ml assorted cm and dam- 

(age fees growing out of his arrest. 

The court also suspended his driving 

reciprocity privilege in New 

I the bridge railing. 

car on the Sonera Point] 

navigable water.; maintenance and 

men's Association this week opened i 

KgHrita. 

4| 

May or and 

AUH 

delphial>ay 

work for undarprlvllegM chUdren. 

The drive, following the sane PUB 

iMt year, is being carried out The 

F means of letters maUed to several at. soul 

I hundred people who have previously at M;M , 

contributed. This outset solicitation COMKTTTBK ANMOCNCED 

has been substituted for the earlier ,, -- 

I with a souvenir 

Iii the letters sent out this week euuea Joseph M, 

be HO workers referred to the Mmer, Oustav 

Shore 

• -—-* • jy- T -•*]'• • 

ûr«ic*l«ud 

Comtruct«df N«w 

projected for th-i imiftMIWHi 

wTsteuble announc-d tBM law, I 

n » for U* baod vjM ^ ^ 

MUmtad that On «ont 

1100,000, IMSwffl>*fc 

I te aU youngster, of th« communitv, | ^ ^ Hewtpn MorraJl, Richard W,j 

trcWU 3, HMMIT. 

*'A ^ree-3«sr-îl |^1 sustained I 

early Tuea-I 

Klea to a concrete sidewalk from I 

bedroom window, poltee reported, |g- 

^l PrUt said Linda 

tly crawled to the 

-âm#aJla»aW 

1 then rolling off to drop to the ajde- it, »e club wnarf at 

_ the adelphia Naval •ase, It to expec 

"all federal 5 VoirFTn'Alaaka child waa found to have no broken immediately afterward there 

tfSSS SSUSm bwea or aerious tojuriea. be^^rtrLea, and a, a clo 

feature there win Be Vmmje 

•eadquarten tailed atten 

to the fact that the 

.. _ . erboat tllta will atari about IMP p. 

__ City Craftsmen's Club Mr, aeUwoar alsB reported I 

bam I tractor* 

fe-^They took her borne, and she S^&ffgtSSJnSiZ wlEr^Pop" ttat Height be found In Bomera I and the aviation branches. Veterans wm have Its annual Philadelphia week that mmn*^****gS* 

i transferred to the hospital in ^,^P ^^led eSfBunaaF Wliit Mved to be lubstonHalV «w- rated to theae apstaa»i may be re- Migni meettog Monday at ii» ma* or the duo » start eonstrwi. 

««UJ ambulance later thaTday. |ffif^ p^Ktahia,^^ ^ ^ raS Ofeteap Mid. enUated as mmmem, p.m.wt the Heetwood HMd, when Uon thta fall m to new clubhouse, 

Biflte. w», h,w ,,»*»• aino hall n 1 ** PW Omiter was held under *100 ball night in Philadelphia. 

^*l5v^.. NIMHII«M< - ilattlna: Masons nom the Phlladel- to oesuw part of. tte site upon 

a material witness pending the I Her programi wlU bef 

CAB ommt utNikwrr 

sons iron the Phil»del|to occupy Bart f o 

i "Oiannlna Mia." Friml. 

will be Invited guests. | which & M building. toa»1r31 

was placed against hp» 

" Porter. without his permission. 

"Hltomo Vtadtor, from "Alda," 

I Officer Coming Here 

the sew building available for use 

In the MIT i 

ge Sea E«U 

"tin Here 

"BtMUH," D'ArdeJlot. 

"When tmtm Away," Romberg. 

Mr, Junke Is well known for Ihla 

appearances In Atlantic 

the oeU plumbing: HOIbmce from a 

W deetor who pronounced t? 13 d 14. to Interview 

intonated, and |U0 «ettrt|piu|e iîcMtflof SSSment inla* 

• -/ 

Isioo Pound, of I Orchestra's Music Room Is 

street. He was arrested on __ 

plaint of Mitit Wallace Powell, nil 

Mb St., this city. 

laftwaMP--*,,^^!, 

Acceptance of the 

tlEvicU 

reault of severel Olney I *_ 

S-'ii-^fcfef • 

MOOOtw 

E^: 

•r-

I* 

4 '- i

•.'••-J 

;VC %. 

Am. BUNGALOW 

S'-tfe 

\ • 

Pennsylvania R. tLt Losing 

Mo 

1 P-r Cwit P«Jd Out of Pa* Emtimi MM Let 

»31,000,000 in Six Months; Rate Bo6«t Sought 

Jffiltdf Teftiii* 

Entries Start 

> Refr touted 

'« Right* 

flM 

In a special BesMte to, stock practically notolng. 

holders, •ceompawttg the divi- 

Entries are continuing to come in 

"While the InUratate Commerdend 

of 1 per cent, or SO cent* per 

for the Atlantic Coast Junior (ennis 

ce Onttimtnlon. hy its orders of 

share payable Tuesday to stock. 

championship tournament, to be 

June 3D, IMS, has granted *n the 

bold** of record July t. M. w. 

•tagea on the Ocean City courts the 

railroads of the country a wry 

Clement, pnUdnt of MM Venn. 

we*t ef August II. 

moderate Increase In freight rate* 

«ylnia BaUroad, said; 

so far in the 

of about 8J per cent, and a 

"Thli dividend Is Mag paid out 

w II) arc BUI 

W higher Increase within 

of earning* of other yesn. slate territory, ttil Is far less ttum the 

*er 

Smith recently told colleagues your company has operated at aamount 

neoertaiy to meet tot Paul Remmey. ,.„, .__ 

"—- women "have aright toIBM 

of iStMOyOM In the first six 

ubmlt" such an amend- moms* of this year. It 1» onlyMoreover, 

this Increase 

OU^^M Davtt and Jack Zlegler, 

Is effecmsnt 

to the States for consideration, from- the eanuass of other pean tlve only from July 1 

a tribute to American 

alchough 

—from the. cash saved In other the recently granted wage increas- 

Entrlea in the Boys' branch ol 

wofetafor their "wonderful service" yean—that your company has been es of IS 1-3 cents per hour, which 

ptty (under 18) Include Charles C, 

the war, Smith declared they able to meet 1U obligations to themade 

rate Increases so Imperative, 

WfteR Jr., and Robert levy. Phila- 

arc•on "W. 

delphia; Roger L Campbell 

respect and affection employes for the Increases In wag wen made effective retroactively fames 

laudation for what they have es granted them; to pay Its taxes; to January 1. IMS, to the extent of James Zietler, fjegier, Oyn^ Oynwyd; 'Joseph 

p 

done for ML" 

and it Is from these same source* M cento, and to May 32. IMS, toClaney, 

WMhiniton, D. O.. and Rob 

Smith Humorously declared that tost this dividend comes to £hethe 

extent of the additional 2 1-2ert 

Armstront, wUmlnitoH. Del. 

adoption Of the amendment might stociholdens, who also should be cents. 

Qlrls entered to date are Ruth 

inmate hi* chances of overcoming 

Marshall, Sylvia Behwteker and 

considered In these times. 

the prttsun exKrted ujKJn him by 

In mm of these facts, your 

Korrutown, and Mary 

NO BATE INCHEASE 

bis five granddaughters, 

company, together mm the ether Jane Lapp. Lsnsdale, 

"I am Mry Had to #*t that oppor- "The railroad* west through this tsfiroads, is now before the m- Tne wtflaer ©f the - 

tunity, If this amendment will give war with practically no Increase tentate Commerce Commlaslon HI have Ms name to»rtbBdTO 

It to me, although I doubt very in freight rates, although during trying to get the .fun amount of m At M op, a 

much . . . whether the amendment the first world war, in the period the rate increases ' originally re- petual trophy won last year 

will help May of us who are In that of government control, me rates quested M essential to make rea- Oharles Byerly. of Lancaster, Pa. 

pbUUbn," be Jovially declared. were Increased 100 per cent, m sonable earnings passible. Wheth- 

-t-ing 

order to serve the public u we should er any further dividend may be 

with tail transportation in • heal paid Oils year will, of course, de- 

Our American system of enter- thy condition, there should be alend 

Won thin yean earning, and 

irlae U the only proved system In 

world that constantly creates 

sufficient increase In eamlnes to that hi turn wili depend upon the 

i Job* and consistently raises 

rehabilitate the property and elim- rates whioh your company la per. 

Ivmg standard!. 

inate the obsolescence that crept mitted by government authority 

In during the war. to chane." 

All those \niom we supply with 

sertee, all those from whom we buy 

our materials, have had increases, 

ana we are psytaf Increased cojts. 

For example: The^ railroads are 

Estate for Sale large users of eesj. The cost to the 

railroads for that cool hu been 

Increased §130 per ton, although 

the nUroBds' chajfea to the coal 

Industry have lone up only 7 1-3 

SALE 

cents per ton. 

WORKERS RAISED: NOT BOADfl 

"Our employes have had three 

Increases in order to preserve their 

economic status, but the railroad 

itself, which in the Interest of 

food rail transportation should get 

fair treatment too, has received 

or winter «• 

Me* andIMviW 

with flnpiata, dtatni i 

latteel 

tostMMI and a anaBir one bmtt, etc. 

aM? f ontafaeA al» 

fcSSOO.OO 

C. E. STILLE 

804 Central Avenue 

by 

ite stay at 1033 Wmty a?."* This In 

their Mth season in Oodan dty. 

* • • , 

Mr*. D. T. MacNair. Of Buton, 

m. U vwatMUn&,M 710 Plymouth 

pi. This it her Wth season In the 

Mr, and Mrs. O, D. BUI, el Bummlt, 

N J,, are sojourning at 1844 

Wesley av. 

Rev. William Robert Pah-man and 

m • * 

family, of Greenwich, OBnn,, are 

Mr. and Mrs, James C Ilord, of visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs 

Washington. D. O,, are sununeriiig WiiiiJm It Fairman. 1417 Bay av' 

at 310 Ocean av. 

mm* 

Or and Mn F. B. Stark and 

Peggy Wles and Kfttharyne de daughter, Barbara, and son, nans, 

Forest, of Oharfeston, 8 C., are va- Jr., of AUentown, Pa., are spendcatlonlnj 

here at 1MB Pleasure av, ing some time at IM Wealey av. 

until August 7, 

Mrs. Samuel nice and Mri, 

Mrs. haSelle M. *Demar#st and Joseph Mounce, of Camden, are hen 

son. Jack, of ohlckasha, Okla., are for the season at 121 North st, 

•pending some time at 831 2nd st. 

* # s 

Mr. and Mrs. F Hartwell Haga, 

Mr. and Mrs* Edwin L. Woife, of dom and daughter, Kay, of Bine, 

Monongahela, Pa., are vacationing hamton, N. ¥„ me visiting UrTiuid 

at ill( Ocean av, 

Q. W. Kline 1931 - • 

• • • 

Plymouth I 

Mr and Mrs, Horace D. Erb. of 

penbrook. Harrlsburg, Pa., are sojourning 

at 1221 Central av. 

• * s 

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lobaoh. of 

Gloucester Oily. N. J., are spending 

brief vacation at B12 Moorlyn ter. 

i 9 t 

Dr, Harold M. zehner, of Heading, 

Pa., Is spending a brief vacation at 

The Seaview, 

Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin Krackon, 

Prizes for 

of New York city, are spending the 

week at 111 Central av. 

Baby Parade 

• • * 

Cash prise* wiU be •warded win- Mr. and Mrs, Harry W. Blester, of 

ners hi the Wlldwood annual baby 

parade on August B, it was so. 

Pittsburgh, are hero for an Indefin- WESTFI 

neuneed this week. The parade will 

wart at 8 p. m. 

Nine musical units, mostly bugle 

and drum corps, are seheduled to be 

WATCH El 

in line. 

Personals 

Cape May Proclaims 

Miss Ann M. Behuemann. daufhter 

of Postmaster John Behuemann V J Day as Holiday 

of Hoboken. N, J., ig ipending the Cape May city commissioners have 

summer with Mr and Mrs. Bmtt L. proclaimed August 14 as a patriotic 

Wolff, Jr., at 118 2nd st. 

> • • 

holiday, and this week called upon 

all residents ana visitors to observe 

Mr. and Mrs. Oeorffe C. Cilmorc the first anniversary or the end of 

and Ciiofirs B. Muir. JIJ 10th st.. World War 11 by displaying flags 

tntcitainert Mr, and Mrs, George g Congressional action is expected CITY CAB 

ElliM ElliM, of f Y'oiikers, Y'k N, N Y Y.. over the h on a bin to designate the date as 

week end. 

a national holiday- 

Miss Joaii Meyer, Yoiikers N, y.. 

spending the summer with rela. Theft in Rooms Reported 0105 

lives at 1639 Asbury av. where she Theft of money and jewelry iron 

is preparing for her entrance to 

the rooms of two guests was re. 

Eprted to the police depaxtmeni 

Bryn Slasr Oolleie in the fall. 

CABS TO TRACK 

Tuesday night by mhei M Jordan 

Stewart's 

. * * • 

700 Wesley av,, proprietress of 

1 or J 

Sirs Nancy Imselsweiler. of rooming house. 

6.00 One Way 

RETAIL FOOD SHOP Philadelphia, was a week-end EUest She laid the theft apparently rently too took 

of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Mercy; Jr.. 

place about 2 p. m. while the guests gst 


Aere out. 

TO ATLANTIC CITY 

4814 Asbury av. 

RACETRACK 

... _ Kathryn E. Kraus. of East Ban(or. 

Cooked Food to Take Out Mr, and Mrs. Warren cart son. ' Pa,, is spendinf a vacation of two 

Platters Made Up Bobby, and Miss Nancy Onloy, of • weeks at S80 Atlantic av 

Woodtaridgr, were week . end 

Buests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton 

Oniey. 4816 Asbury av. 

ll1>ltti«H«mr Lawns, Flowers, Trees, 

Shrubs, Gardens 

100% ORGANIC 

Plant Food and FerlllHer 

of rtcl «ie41«EI M* SAsyn, 

pest sou ssd IBBSI (se iiraw si 

dtbri.l. 

Wsrli 1B fisver beds asd gardeo 

FUBI rlihi la it—will ool burn. 

Correct. h««vj- or unlr HUl. 

Flat lap drHtlu lor lavni, flow 

n, aknta, innniBi. 

#Ta"kia jkci foe nw'pW place 9f ptat siQa»^ 

sslda seiitsre far lesi less 

SJFarttlJfCr Out work. ,1l .Omm.r. 

Ortau-nat (In Bill) 

a lta 

SO IlB •1.M 

See as now for your nmmda of 

100 U« . 12.50 

1 Ian . I30.M 

FREE DELIVERY 

Fox Fertilizers 

953 Asbury Ave, 

city, Fh. q. c. iaaa 

SIMONIZING 

Eipert On AH Nike Oars 

Work Qoanatced 

Salt Air Protection 

Kurtz Garage 

Irt St. & Atlantic Ave, 

SheeUmJi 

Celotex 

Paints 

Deck Cuvu 

Imtilation Dunenrion Lumber 

Briclc *nd Masons lime 

MtttdL^b 

•£»**•• Heatilaton 

Garage Door. 4 Ft. x 7 R. and 7 Ft. 6 inches 

OUv. and Bronte Scroll Wire 

0. H. Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

JETtft" the - SE\ 

8!12 Asbury Am 

902 Boardwalk 

OCEAN CITY'S LEADING JEWELElt 

THE DANA 

ANTIQUE SHOP 

In the Dana pastry Shop Building 

8th STREET NBAS THE BAT 

Open 8i30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. 

— SPECIALS — 

Pair 12" Wall Plsquei 

From the Slndla. wrecked on OC 

One Goblet Belli lower. Pine Rib .. - 

HJH Nloe nesonanrt- 

Oiljsoii Girl Creamer (clear) _...:„. 

Blue Vase, Satin Glags 

• Slippai-, 8" Daisy Pattern 

Hobnail Pen und P«neH Tr«y ..;„„. 

Wine June , , . Blown . . 11" 

With Applied Handle. Peacock Ffsther 

Brass Kettto, IS" hiBh, ao" diameter 

PAINT NO 

WhUeMMirialb 

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 

Walter K. Whii 

1105 Simeon Av*. 

Candle. 

l\'Kr 

w t$ 

There are 400.000 retail food store, 

of the in the country. 

Flower Shop 

B37 ASWJstV AVt t%MM «W 

Orchr«k 

Gladioli 

Are Now in Bloom 

thtm fcMBttlBl flo*em hki w^nriwi M tops 

in tNIr ttd* in t*mm m « turn bated 

w the Somere P^t-Miym Landing Row! at 8coU- 

Udyfl"» OkdloU ean be •ecared only si oar 

GORGEOUS CORSAGES 

Potted PUnU . . . G*r*iihnn . . . Red 

tlMM 

tste cMy ana adjs««* 

AND BAV1 MOmt—OPlTN iiSJ till 9 

pn£SS£S! 

SPORTSWEAR -A 

BEACHWEAR 

Al 

RICHARDS' 


Radio Repairing 

Refrigeration Service 

EUCTWCAL APTL1ANCES REPAIRED 

Short Bedricd 

Mtn. 

• • ! 

818 Atburr Ave, 

FRIED SHRIMP 

FRIED SCALLOPS 

Fr. Fr. POTATOES 

DEVILED CUMS 

POTATO SALAD 

COUSLAW 

CLAM CHQffkfiR 

-toil 

Nassau nL, amviimos 

of tiieir d*i«fct« 

AW>», to Balph MvaM 

« WartBrth. Pa. 

CLOCK 

REPAIRING 

Jeter-Uie-Jeweler 

Portable Radio. 

Combination Automatic 

Record Changer* 

Waffle Irons 

Electric Fans 

Electric Hot 

Water Heaters 

New Fixtures 

Genial Appliance* 

2& 3 Way Lamp. 

Fluorescent Lamps 

dL 

Table Lamps 

William S. 

Anderson 

Cor. 4th & Asbury 

Pt»M mi 

Brand New 

1946 Ford 

Factory Motors 

Installed 

In Your Car 

$250 

Complete. Intlndaa labor. 

JFactory ReeonMantd 

Ford Motors 

«t-U « IN Bpr, 

$150 

IM to UOMiMeli 

f" iiiilpia IiiiliHba iMbflfi 

Edw. G.Kurtz 

Fart • Ivtercuty 

Aatnarlsed 

l.t& Atlantic Ave. 

g, H. BUSBA¥ 

Refrigeration 

Service & M. emu etw 

111 SMn MM, OMI« 

LOCAL 

LONG HAULING 

ANI KIND 

Pti.O.C. 1460 

Sotnen Point F7S 

HI-PRESSURE 

WASH 

Visitor Feted on 

Hi.40thBirthe ~* 

of Hie Garret* 

« * • . * . • 

Summer ReudenU 

On Tour of Frtmee 

tlslis of B3seFf 

l benefit tSe 

40th Anniversary 

Marked by y Dinner 

i 

Mr. and Mn. D. MrUM Tweed, 

oi WUlMMMB. «. *., who art 

tlsif 

um O1W at nt mv 

crated their Mth wedding anafters- 

•17 Sunday with a dinner party at 

y 

mise prwent 

Allen Tweed, l 

llyn; Mr. and 

ana diughier. 

D. C. ill l sun 

AUanUc 

av.i Mr. and lta, Rodney Tweed, 

BnuWock. u N*^# 

W*t v** • •»• tf**"^^ 

aid 

Mrs. 

of HflienfcTf. J., wtts Mi 

m ft UnwBBd- W. aM 

Bra. WUSOB "^ted, Jr., of Oraaford, 

'the honored couple received maw 

Shuffleboard Club 

Flam Curd P*rty 

Extensive plans have teen made 

MP the Ocean t«r MniWeBoafd 

Club for a public card and games 

p/atf at 8 p. m.. Tuesday. 1»> «oe 

Veterans' Rooms on the Music 

In additiOD to cards, Chinese 

cheêrs, dsmlnds ssid sther 

piwyi will be offered, with attract* 

tsMe sad do« prues. 

Chairman of the committee on 

arrangements is Mae Volheye. 

• m * 

Captain and IBs, Robert A, VanEastern 

Star to Haw 

Miwr. atnmer resMents here, 

now^re «^nf *a

A 

.1' 

. .-..ft" 

fDAN 

4J|« Week In Somers Point Point Kiwanjans ; 

bmttoHave ^P-n. Ceieb^ Mark Anniversary 

*!* ggar a* arsys 

JAMES EVANS 

GENTS OF JIVE 

BAR «d 

CAFE 

7VU1V4U Wild OBitoo of aomen. Point, ^rn^riyl Mfli»Ji*»m» 

OribÂtfho*. S^^ttta**'^-*!^"-*yrdmance 

Author- the wad oW daw or 

HM Inspector r—" " " "— J 

KBW FOniT—City journal past weel 

W HHe serttAsate No, 387 tu pur- 

Mr I1IML 

An IgnmiB policy covering the 

ctty pier and municipal playground, 

lndndlng all equipment, was apprwJfd 

for $125. - 

Mercantile Tax Collector Bornt 

Meted during July, 

Nightly Entertainment Headed by 

OMWIIY DAUBERT 

ordinance which puna Mayor and Ifia. John 

m, ««««. the SUM muid- o, Hamnt> ,^3, 

Mayor F*ed Chapman, 

Llewellyn, and Mr. and Ma, Au- Mayor "CTyde'wT'struble. of Ocean 

MSF, City,/who was president of US 

mien •ulllvan. employed in Cam- tenda^'S' fffSFt$tJS5ti>mi, 

*n. spent the wtei end wiiUi her memBen: Mayor Chapman Prani 

parents. Councilman and Mm, Oar- H Hart and Richard ThSmMon. ttvS 

jett Buul»n. mien entertained The ^^: Ronald Beimer andArthur 

Misses Rosemary and Theresa Pord. four years: Jack Patterson and 

Phone 907 

HARRY'S INN 

Maryland Ave., Somers Point 

Specializing in 

Seafood, Steaks, Chops, Chicken, 

Frog Legs 

Package Goods Cocktail Bar i 

Platters and Sandwiches Served from 12 Now to 2 un. 

Full Course Dinners from 5 to 9 p.m. • I 

FLATreRSTOTAKEOin' . 

Dinner. 4 to 10 — Sundayi 12 to 10 

Delaware An, at Bay, Some Point Ph. 920 

:{SS : T And Thoie Philadelphia SinginR Sta 

^v 4 " ' : , «rfM*dlo-«iidlNirttClubs 

WUDOIAHUE 

• JACK RICHARDS 

Ode on May. Landing Road 

— Wltad of Hammond Organ 

JACK LAMB, 

Lewis Tattman, one year. 

TWO ABC INDUCTED 

lnd^&o P *SremLi^rt P** 8 *** 1 -•* 

presented a dub gift to Mayor 

chapman. 

nut rrcsldent Pattenon Introduced 

the guesto. 

Dr. Thurlow C. Nelson, biologist 

of the New Jersey Department of 

Conservation, presented an Interest- 

Ing illustrated lecture on the Ufe 

and habits of the oyster and other 

shellfish 

Accompanying Dr. Nelson were 

Winfleld Halnes. protector of shell- . , 

fish, and Merwr WUfon, president America", nivarlte, Johnny \jtn*. • 

of the State Board of shellfisUer- wefeHtn, nm In tlw apaclDK "-• 

«*,__ „ . . ,. __.... taye Clto, oomnumcni Sandar and 

IMr.. O'Donnell 

% Grateful Little French Girl 

«f 7>//s WAaf /?. C. Package Meant 

S6MKRS FODtT—TWO Interest-1 home had been damaged la I 

Ing letters were read to the local camber, M. 

• - - - The second letter wm tram 

the Ocean Oity . Bomers Polntl fe __ , . , 

IcouBtry dub •unday. j_*%'« 8 J fr0 " • P uhlle «» Be! L -v 

- Mrs. OTtonnel). wire of th* Bom-1 * » i Mid that a small French I 

momlne round and in the afternoon »"" Iur i»ia«Bs 01 ciutning mey aervioE* ' Mrs. OcliK I 

fi»fc IhihidTtoS breS m *>*» "»»• »« Ineludlng a dress, chairman of knitting: Mm. Wfibur 

fhe^flrrt nitt toS,irt « •«»«. «*«er and Brtr of pajamas. UMMr. ehatman of U» Motor 

ullas on the short naf threeholes • TtK Uttle girls father had been a Carps, and Mrs. Maurice Watton, 

Hirfold Pee*Twin !K weeidy^ clS Prtsoner of war five years, and their ehtynnan of admmUtratlon. 

handleap event with a poss of ST. " 

' 1 y*^2 

a 55-10-4S. 

WiUt Nataff and JUiimy Petti fin- i 

ished In a Me for third Aonori" with SOMTOa POWT—tauren Broad- 

5ie*ho»«s%r l «1e Z ^n^¥h»«^ S*r' WOO M toi'llrt 

ea» event, wltha M-w^l.. ^SSJS"t£S SEE*'JB"J» 

BOn OH» BEATS OMATTpg Chapnian; o 

and entlMng young girls into his I FDrt Benntns, On. In 1M4, 

—* •-„- serrtee in the 

|i » 6, Btehe Oifford a»d CineM 1 ^ " ^ * % ^ ^ ^ MMM 

Damn and IMttaoii led the winners mh% "* l4 ^W&ti 

wi» two safeties each, N, topped —!— ""&it Mi 

the loners with three Dingles in as M, „„ „_ fnhn -»„„»«, „. seîmbS 

many rtanees. Braden connected ph^M.PS'Sa.IK*"^"' fnerffhT, 

at the IClenit luingBlow 

ROYSTEELE'S 

SHIP BAR 

Back by 

Popular Request 

TOM KELLY 

Pianirt 

For Your Ent«tahiro«it Nightly 

*• Man* 4 mm 

Dinner Daily • 

Mc.ker. Return. 

Janet Mille. 

Hbtrf ^ 

Die* at P 

SOiMSSPODIT 

Mr. MmbM to 

Iwlfe. Mo. Alk* 

aodartUt. IMr 

^5 Bhorertt 

Mr, 

I 

f 

Rev. RlcJautl a 

mm TKnttr - 

alne Hawb, 

Clarfci __ 

mtm 

I American W 

THE CAPE THEA 

FRED STONE in 

Mon. Auc. S Thar iurS«.,Auf.l0,«i4«P. 

—TVu

wSl.w^Sf 

I Mew Jersey. Prom there the winner 

Mss I national finals of the Miss America 

I Entry Miyilgji @yi be obtained hv 

Miss I writing to OrsatHs c»stao?s£« 

*•• be M|ddM with per 

must certainly achieve that emim,' 

ln« eloiy with her portmyal ofJody 

In Paramount'!! "Tn Each Bis Own" 

__ jQjm 

Lund, idn DeHavWand turns in a 

•He-Ore award winning characterization 

In this stirring drama which 

opened at the Mooriyn THeatre yesterday. 

Montar. Tuafey and Wedmday 

Add to your list of truly unforgettable 

motion pictures nth century-lW't 

magnificent filming of 

RMM 

i tmr.to ten battantr 

Daryl P, ZanmSa eagarly- SCUT 

Utlon of "Anns and 

Thuraday 

. I Bette Davis returned u> the strand 

I screen yesterday In Warner BOB.- 

"A Stolen fjfe," a romantic drama 

J In which Miss Davis plaj* the most 

unusual role of her distinguished film 

CaMer—the dual rae of idenUcaJ 

" twin* who fall in leva with the 

same man. 

Monday, Tuesday M Wedne-day 

Romance, melody and satire' ran 

riot In Samuel Ooldwyn's lavish 

' Technicolor comedy extravaganza 

for RJCO Radio release. "The Kid 

From Brooklyn." Muring Danny 

Kays in the role tf a mild-mannered 

milkman who beoomea a pugilist in 

a colorful romp through trainlnf 

amps, a dairy route anil the marble 

halls of the elite. Coming Monday at 

the Strand. ^ ^ ^ 

Thmday. Friday ami Saturday 

"Easy to Wed," new M-O-M Tech- 

' nlcolor musical which opens Thursday 

on the Strand screen, is easy 

to tort at. easy to listen to. and, I 

above nil. easy to laugh at. 

With a star-studded ««, topped 

by Van Johnson. Esther Williams. 

Lucille Ball and Keenan Wynn. the 

new picture offers a world of entertalnment 

in a howl-provoking tal# 

of a lady-killer who sells his charms 

to the highest bidder only to find 

himself facing charges of bigamy. 

VILLAGE ~~~ 

Today and Satwday 

Bud Abbott and Lou Oostello. Unlvenal's 

rtiampkm funny men who 

have attracted bigger audiences for 

film exhibitors than any similar 

team, are, to their new picture, 

"Little Otant," Mag graduated to 

a new and more Important status 

in the amusement world. The movie 

b due today at the ViUaiB Theatre. 

Monday. Tuesday anl WedJWdar 

Man Leslie and Robert Hutton. . 

Wamer Brsj. 1 engaging young screen 

team whose combined popularity has 

bfen flrmly established In the past 

M tte sweethearts in "Hollywood 

Canteen" and "The Young to Know • 

are os-starred for the third auon 

Janle Oets Married," coming Man. 

day at the Village. 

Ttandar, FrUw and Saturday 

Walter WangeCi fabulous Tejenoi- , 

NOTE CHANGE DT HOVB.S 

ART'S 

ON TOE CIRCLE 

SOMERS POINT 

OPEN 

4 P. M. to Ig P, M. 

•' Seafood Platters 

SERVIMa FAMOUS 

BOpBlNS IStAND OYSTEBS 

For an Adomnturm in Good Eating 9 

WISSOW'S 

GARDEN INN and 

COCKTAIL BAR 

Fwmirty UNGOS 

SpeciJndng in OHMBII Broiled 

STEAKS CHOPS 

• SEAFOOD * 

Open Week Day. 4 P. M. to 3 A.M. 

Satmxfcy «nd Sund.y, Now to 3 A. M. 

PIERSONAVE. A SHORE RD., SOMERS POINT 

«• -tololw-rintmimtlOMl H M M for 

"Rebecca." the United ArtlW* L 

•nMna Monday M tl» Buff «M*tre, 

M hn ant HMHMWM 

• contract to BMM O. Manltk, TUe 

picture, which II being W w r - 

flmartdtalofue and nphltUcated by S^S popular demand d and d which hihi 

comedy •bund the Mtaote for -One both the Academy Award and mi 

IBM.; Toraorow," Warner Broa,' Banal CHUM' Feu, co-Mart Joan 

tpwkllnf new MOUon picture M the Mptaine and Laurence Olivier. 

Surf. Co-starring a of Roily- ^ T , — . 

wood* topnotch nan-Ann Sheri- DM THE OMUnV AM 

Gtnwne IRIDRLE by Richelieu 

SPECIAL »3#0S 

Him .( il» H.l.bm Ik. 

a* tMm "•* *' w 

Hma, 1-J ar t bead, stvribv mllrpr baeaa. (* 

MUTH'S n 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

wSk COpporito Mmk Pter) 

'Photoservice" 

Low Rate* on 

Developing Printing Enlarging 

24.Hr. Service la Ocean aty'a Newest Wlm Laboratory 

Room 510 B»ik BUg., 801 Aabury Avenue 

- ^ •fl.Hllillf, to 

PORTRAITS — CANDID — WKDDIN«1S 

PUBUCITY PHOTOS — COMMEBCIAL 

CHMiiwiUal Hm*m sf BMeli aai Waimifcii 

HHM and Bastn« PhsM 

Fbo. MWW AMD jHU 

The FhnAm Shapm, (teukm Hotel 

S»o7 

COMPLT iMA^tîn 

m»rr SANDWICHES • -^ 

THERE'S NO 

Afmf-zer- 

Pbon.2346 

• » &

Baptist Church Buys Jeep Fot 

MKssionaries in South America, 

Bucknell Preacher 

At the Tabernacle 

Mover 

£% m Dr. Ross 

11 iM A, M. at STRAND THEATRE 

"THAT'S MY RELIGION" 

7l4i p, M, at STRAND THEATRE 

"THE DEVIL'S VACATION" 

Muiml Program By 

timny THnatt - taM Prickitt . Arthur Ebisbach 

St John's Lutkemn Church 

warn, g, m*fa% g,*^,. 

Church Announcements 

mvw TMNITY nnowu 

Pot their. thn* fully supported oinua, all membsn of the BMUit 

nMtanrlM to Ootomba. South Church, The Jen win enable them 

llth at. uta Ceateal •». 

Y«lfbnl Hera America, the Mil City Baptist to travel ever the mud*. maun, 

Church hu parchawd a Universal talnous roads In their ezHDUVa mis D- Gorton Potent In, iHdHrt «. aaflay, Beelw 

will be SwiortU 

10 a, m, Sunday SchooJ. 

Jeep w faeifltaM futer and safer •Unary wort with a much maMi Hera on Sunday ?'!0 11:18 and a, m. 6 a. Morning m. Holy Bervlee. Communion 

M«el In tht work of spreading the degree of Misty and speed. 

Week-dayi; 

The home auxiliary will have aprons 

•ONM, 

The uhurch Is planning to Or, Gordon Poteot, Baptist, of 10:10 a. m. Wodnextay. 

for sale. 

Almost the entire amount of tlie the jeep to Colombia soon, An earlier Lewuburi, Pa. mil preach at the 9:30 a. m, Friday 

All women are Invited. 

necessary »13OO has been provided project launched In June by theTabernacle 

on Sunday. Hia will be •aints' Days, etc., 10:30 a. m. Tuesday, I:M p.m. — Monthly 

IB the IMt three weeks through vol- church in tbe «0m of a, "four-way" a new voice in Ostaa City He is 

nMw, y^-^J^ M trustee* M 

VtuT 

untary contributions mnd a tree will directional neon sign containing the one of the great Baptist preachers 

pSerlng during iMt Sunday morn- wards "Christ Saves," to be mounted and church leaden of the East. CBBIST. 8CIENTIBT Wd T;M p.m—Midweek 

ing-ii wmhlp Hrvlee. The offering on the dam of the church, U near- Dr. Poteot to well known In Phlla 

•mounted to over MOO, and. the in- 

"Love" Is the l*Mon-8t-rmon SUB- 

and BiNe study. 

Ing completion Th# iMoaualy #1000 delplil* Baptist circle, u a professor 

dividual gifts of the put three for the project came In through In 

Jeet for Sunday. August 4. 

weeks, amounting to isis, have been 

in their Croier Theological Semi- 

dividualgift* and free will offerinn. 

Cxlden Tart: "'Be perfect, be ofFIUT 

METHODIST 

used si a down-payment on theAll 

the necessary wiring has Been 

nary for several years. Coming from toon comfort, be of one inlnd, live "Tfc» Cbflroh top CMnes" •ahert C. mvls, B.T.D., paator 

car, • Installed, the lien, being constructed 

a family of preachers, he also Is in peace; and the M of lone and 

8:10 a.m. — Church School 

The mlsntonarlcs are Mki Belva by a neon sign company in pleaunt- 

known as teacher, author, mission- peace shall be with you, (B Cor, 

Smith. Mrs Cora Smith, Mlu vllle. Is almost completed It will ary, just now college preacher at 

i — 

Smith') mother, and Miss Mary VI- be ready for erection soon. Bucknell University and minister of Sermon. PuMfn from the King 

„ 30 aJn.-WUbur 

the First Baptist Church of tewU- James version of the Bible include: A, Clark, superlnMnMnt, There Is 

urg. 

"As one whom hu Mother com. a class here for every age. Come 

In the morning, Eugene oonley 'orteth, so will I comfort you: and and study the Bible with us. 

At Methoditt Church 'ill sing a bass solo, "The Lord Is 

Yonkers Pastor 

fe shall be comforted in Jerusalem Organ If uite—10:48 s-nv—Dorothy 

fly Light," by Ailiston, In the eve- Isa. Mill) OorrelaUve passages •. Brick, organist. 

ling. Miss Mary Jackson will sing rom •••clenee and Health with key Morning Worship—II a.ra.—sera 

soprano solo, "Lead, Kindly 

At Youth Rally 

to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker •naa: "The Christian Program"— 

Light," by Bchneeker. The quartet Bddy Include: 

Martha fwkler. soprano; May 

also slngi at each service, Fritz "Love, the divine Principle, is theReynolds, 

alto; Harry Martyn, bast, 

Rev, Lawrence Here 

Krueger Is tenor and Thelma Davis, 

contralto. 

Father and Mother of the universe. and decree Laphant, tenor, will ting 

Saturday Night 

The Ocean Olty Tabernacle was 

including man. Father-Mother at both the morning ng and 

evening 

UV. A, O. TBLFOKD 

established by the founders of Ocean 

the name for Deity, which tadi- service*. Dorothy B, 

, Brick, 

Today there are more than 700 

Olty, to continue the -work for the 

AMI His tender relationship to BU 

Tbe fifth tvaek Ot the annual Sum. Youth for Christ rallies in the Amer- 

benefit of visitors to Ocean City, 

iplritual creation •', (pp. 258, 333) 

Mar Bible Conference, sponsored by ican continent and in 82 foreign 

specialty those not Identified with 

tin Ocean aw MpMat Church will countries. It is estimated that the 

tny local church. 

Christian Science services are 

feaajn Monday, with Rev. Andrew J. Oospti is preached to one million 

TalfoML naMer el the well-known 

The morning service, at 10-45Mid 

during the summer season In 

young people every Saturday night. 

Bantafili church at nuaMpUi, 

I'clook, is in the Tabernacle, Bth st. 

Theatre, Sunday*, at 

This Saturday, at 7:« p.m.. Ocean 

Hid Wesley av,, with ample parking 

Oitya Youth for Christ will hold 

ipace for all worshippers on the 

Bacauw of his Influential minuti its sixth rally in the Ocean pity 

Samp Ground. 

OCEAN CITY AA'PTIST 

In the peat, Mr, Telford returns Baptist church, and, as usual, there 

The evening service, at 7:45 

"Tlie OMWI PKeadilng, sUki. Teach- 

the Ocean City Conference for hi will be a fast-moving program slated 

clock, is in the Village Theatre, Bth 

ing. MMonuy Church" 

tMM wnowfv* lUB^Ber, As a well for youth, with talent that's tops, 

it, and the boardwalk. The public 

IMh st. snd WMtoy ». 

Informed student and able teaehei along with a well-known speaker 

U welcomed 

He». VMar B. •eatttl, Factor 

of the Bible he has won for hlnuel with a message for Men-mpsrs, 

suadsv, Aogvi i = 

a. Vtece of high respect and estoei; The guest speaker will be Rev 

Ilk the hearts of these who have Thomas O. Lawrence. Me was pas- 

had the privilege of sitting under his tor of the Chester Avenue Baptist 

ministry. 

Church. Philadelphia, several years 

Dr. Ross Stover 

Mr. Telford wfll be speaking dall: and taught at the Philadelphia 

In tbe pible Hour at 11 a,ra,, Tups' School of the Bible for approxi 

day through Rlday, and e&gh eve' mately five years. He is now min 

At Strand Theatre 

Ding during the week at 7:45 o'clock. 

AMNB SIMON 

isterlng in Yonkers, New York, as 

except Saturday, All sessions of thepastor 

of the Nepperhan Baptist Now aMglBf with the Summer 

conference are held in the main Church. 

Quartet at the Matkodat Ctanh, To Speak u Two 

auditorium of the church, 

This witty, yet deeply spiritual Miss Simon k aaloM at the •fro Services, Sunday 

Mr. TeUord wUl begin Us mi.ilatn Welshman has » winsome smile and Mm P«.byl*rt«ii Church and 

MbBaav. at TM pjn and will eon- a sparkling personality. His youth, sings hi open and concert wort Dr. Ross Stover will conduct two 

ctnda hi* week In Ocean City b fill messages have captivated the In PhUadelpUa. 

services in the Strand Theater, 8th 

pxtatibjng In- the Bunday evenln hearts sf hundreds af young people, 

st, and Boardwalk, Sunday 

•ervlce of August 11. 

and many have become fine Chris- 

Dr, stover, one of the outstand- 

Rev. Victor M, Seattle, pastor oi tian citizens as a result Of his sur-LeStourgeon 

Enters ing Lutheran preachers, will speak 

tbe local church and director of the •endered life to ood. 

in the morning on the subject: 

Naval Academy 

conference, will be in charge of the 

"That's My Religion." In the eve- 

-Ming services and special music 

William D. LeStourgebn. son ofning 

his message will be: "The 

each meeting 

Summer Missions Mr, and Mrs. D. V, LeStourgeon. Devil's Vacation," 

I 1130 Wesley av.. is a member of the 

School to Open I class of J950 at the U. B. Naval Music will be in charge or Harry 

Camp Meeting Opens A Summer School of Missions. I Academy, Annapolis, Md, 

Danner who will sinj- several selec- 

iponsored by the women s Society Mr. LeStourgeon entered the Navtions. A duet number with Jeaiieite 

At South Seaville of Christian Service of the New Jer- a! Academy July i after attending Darby stokes and Harry Danner will 

The 83rd annual session of thesey 

Methodist Oonfemies, will take I the University of Pennsjlvai.ia for be sunB. The pianist will be Isabel 

South Jersey Camp Meeting Also ilace August 5 to 10 at Malaga ' one year. He was graduated in 1045 

Prickitl. Trumpet music will be 

elation opened Friday at Booth Bea^ amp, Newfield. " ' I rrom - Ocean City High School and 

played by Arthur BbiKhbach. 

ville and will continue daily through Ainoni the speakers will be Mr attended the summer session at Ad= Both services will be held in the 

August & 

%. P. Oamphor, widow or Bisho; miral Parrat'ut Aeademy, 

strand. The only service held in it, 

Rev. A. Itfim Oongloff, pastor of 3amphor, of Liberia. Africa, I The class, of which Mr, LeBlour. John's Lutheran Church will be the 

the Flrat Methodist Church of Ocean lishop shot K. Moridoi. of India. geon is a member is made up of men Church School at the usual time. 

Cfty. was tbe speaker at the open- 

who have received congressional and 

Ins service. Harry Martyn, soloist in 

service appointments. 

tbe local church, appeared on last and in Shoes Costs 

Sunday afternoon's program. 

BATHERS IN TROUBLE 

Woman $17$ 

Three bathers required hospitali- 

Fined $100 After Crash It eost Angelina LaRoeeo, of sation after being rescued trom the 

Philadelphia, §175 to remove surf at Wildwood Orest. Monday. 

JJmar J. Barnfterse. arftti »nd from her shoes on the One of the victims. Anthony Oar. 

Wildwood beach, Bunday. 

New Jersey driving privilege revolt. 

nan, 43. of New York, was uncon- 

she reported to police that 

from local waters during August I 

1 «Mc Ma to compel* in Uie aSTthJ 

410 Atknttc An. 

DINING ROOM 

rWAOOOD 

Home Cooled Dinner 

SoulWm Fifad Chicken 

IT* Nan. T1I«! Conn to Mind Whenever Fine Wood 1. Mentioned MAC'S 

SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 

9th STREET «t the BAY 

Op« 12 to • Dmily ,., OMI HMQ, 

Unlimited Parking for Patron. 

the ptrom of Hogê' 

Hogat*'* Policy Om Prices 

•'•^^-^^fP;-":^ 

Mh A WH AW. S.W. 

SBOMEUOAD 

SOMERS POINT 

Open 

Evmy Day 

SeMaod 

| Steaks-Chops 

E nm&P.Hl 

GOOD FOOD .. 

••• GOOD SERVICE 

4:30 to 7:30 pô. 

Sunday., 12 to 7 p.m. 

^PLYMOUTH 

INN 

Lnnu c OOfeMH. Tin 

Esstg's Re 

A Pleasant rMan to 

CLOSED WED 

Horsey's R 

"The Bert Food 

A Fact,.. Not 

CRESCENT 

611 7U.SL (ne«W«y 

PUBLIC DINING

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Charter 

Chm Crmft Cruber 

Edith M. II 

Pleasure or Fishing 

Beach Tborof are 

Yadht Basin 

On the B«y «t Flr.t St. 

Phone 0721J : 

in BOATS 

Mtt 

308 Bay A v 

1U0 Asbut-y ay., entertained so Sufiaa£nu?iStta?a? 

• * • 

Wot and Mrs. Roy a, attae. 

Mr, and Mrs, A. D. Rum and 

family. WanhJnjrtan, ft d, are «. 

JourniB» at ins Central av 

* • • * 

Mr, and Un. B. W, Weldner 

«aup M. Mttâ-,* ft. maadri- 

«*% *• WendtoB a brief ytMltm 

at lias BentM ». Mr. M«ian- u 

vlsUlng ben for his SMh « M ^ 

• * • 

Mr. ana»Mra. O. P, ^to«, Qlen, 

FISHING TACKLES-BAIT 

r A1XANTJC HUHE STATION 

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308 % Ay. Ph. 1787 

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NOW 

SURF w SAND 

: * f^ÛHMitlt Place «nd Boardwalk 

Jurt South of 9th St. 

Tak« Top Honors in 

Men't Shuffle PUy 

Frmk Joy and Frank DuBree U • 

to Ute Men-. Doubla CUwnptaahlp 

ShuIOetxwrd mateh at the MunldpH 

R«n»tJon CJenter couru. d#- 

I feaUn«T**nk Murtha and B1U Ckm- 

lop to utat Uroe. had 

BIKE 

Hour W-fc 

AngW, 

LEE 

EDCORNMAN 

•FUHPKK* 

Plymouth PL A B'wJ. 

Play «n 

Maniripal Court. 

«1H STREET 

A1UW1TC AVI, 

JACOB C 

710 Ajbury A*«,u«, 

SAILBOA 

ForBoatUsM Yachtsm 

mw 

W • M-Bw 

•** CUB Take Y*«r Rw 

JO8. r. * HtUU p. 

CHILDREN'S PJ 

nmwnr— 7=30 P.M. 

HOTEL FLANDERS 

JllW Show — AnklMr VaoderiBe — 

Admu«oo3Sc 

CHILDREN'S DANCING < 

bHlfeh bHflfenhi 

10-12 (Bttllrt—T.p-AcrobaUc and Dru. 

. 76 cU.'prnelimn 

y 

F«t Trot — Walts — HMtemlatic — 

LOOK FOB THE HUB » tlia ttaai>It aifiiafinn 

dnkinff old ehips at the point, 

tutting a hole through the bar, to 

print. No two people 

"*^ Oat the cftT"^ 

sad teatt probably to tint we 

Irreparable mistake when we end 

too far upon the ocean's domain 

FIVE n w AOO 

A lari« collection of aluminum 

pou and pnn», OonaWd by «oo»l 

BBUWWIfM to th» prcparednca elfort, 

M "rtaUetf "here for lack of 

traiuportaUoiitoprouulQC pUnta. 

Oomplylni wUi a fadcral gs*> 

rnment order, local Hrvkse mmmm 

nnounced tbat th«7 would be dot- 

The N»UonU 

»erve notes to help 1 

ey aUde to pay thei ^. Fonuu and Af 

Director 

teaching the 

oomph) to a 

EaUttbefues dan, 

Two Writer. Would Segregate Male 

Bathers Without Tops to I*olat«Ml SpoU 

M M I TOKJBB BATRBRS, 

Bern youngrten ftom four Is U

.',•> 

"jimftlnl tBM 

or to pervade others 

fHkr affair. 

< FBOTEST8 

ate has called the P 

FID SPKECH ouiUnets. 

•It U unfortunate that the La- dkm 

Nlette Reorganisation BUI, which (bun 

ban for Its chief purpose the stream, naiudini Ma delighted audience Herbert Trautenberg. « I to the I 

lining of OMnwnsl procedure inJT belle M htawhen he Nidi mn studmt Mo tod. 

and the strengthening of Oongres- HX hew 

•Jsnai control of the public purse, iôrdlon 

should include the loosely drawn jSEtSj 

Title Three, . 

•Recardleu of otherwise merltorl- 

each pint of water.. Wnse the mate- 

f the whole bill would be pfeftraUt 

|to Ita enactment with the threats I Cwmly 

to free »peech and communlwUon That old saying. "An 

Fin«» in Court , 

RicJuird Henler. IS, wu fined 111 

Md costs In police court .Saturday 

Komir Assocl- bMUe Shoenmker. M, Hatboro. Pa.. 

J^KSni*lew» as forfeited tie ball tor nou-appmr. 

mniilnlliiii ance on. a speeding charge, and 

S Ifc" Man Osn- »*edert* Spsngler, an, Pleasmtvllle, 

ta wry act. It might •» fined u Wr pwaUng a Mop 

"- •"• " , could faU street. 

B*II Telepbone LaMntgrKs 

d h S^ 

g 

Western Elecrric 

1 you "Fnll Color" hearing. 

ipiener mtfe ftat capturm 

11 i thanks to these 

• Yariety of battery combinatioiis . . . to enjoy 

inior freer 

Sell* Rotary Glut On Milk For 

Health-With Musical Instruments 

Jtles of mils. 

Firrt. S«y« 

KM. Grefen 

idmlsslon or livinfl president PUcher, Immediate past To Bm &Sd hv U,S. 

Lept well aired and dw, mildew will 

'^ went to ê aw hut 

tney fkMUW during hot. Jnmdd 

L^stber This small fungus growth 

!i«i an uruughUy stain injmujty 

(.dor, and it MO eause considerable 

carnage to, fabric* bf weaimlnf the 

Lberi, 

fore tte~tivWtB J)*i_ 

from the material, ustof a w 

or soft doth, I 

being worked into the fatott 

B l treatment later, 

'ample sudsing with soup and 

t£AASS%A 

In the sun. itUi tteattert may 

effect the col» to atBne fabrics, go 

It Is wise to try It tint on an lnaMntaiou« 

part of tte inwit « 

a sample of the labrlc. Old and 

Tibetan, drtnli an avenue sf 

30 to M mm

WMW* 

'•W *»•»(. i 

Prices 

S iSawt Sharpened 

" 1 A. BUZZARD 

Pier* ^d Docks 

FOUNDAtlOW Pit ING... 

fe)ATSUI*3 DREDGED 

DIVING 4»d DYNAMITING 

Dump Truck 

NICK FIORENTINO 

M WEST AVENtW 

Wm. S. And 

Tracking Electrlca 

J?'

Obitaariet 

•uis Benner 

Dies in Florida 

'Smiling Mailman' 

Active Legionnaire 

* Funeral services ttpre conducted 

Tier* Tursday morning for Louis K 

_B*nner, postal vmployf und ne.tivr 

'American Legion worker IIPTV lor 

many yearn. 

Mr. Banner died suddrnlv 

or ocmm City, a«ffe and William, 

of Philadelphia: two sisters, Mrs 

Mae Palibert and Mrs. Lillian Wat- 

If ins. of Philadelphia, 

American Lemon members were 

pallbearers Tut'Sday lit services in 

the eadman und Smith parlors nml 

Interment the same any ai Ivy HH| 

I Cemetery. Philadelphia, Rev Victor 

B. Beame pastor ul llie Giean City 

Bi^pusr church, officiated at lo a ui 

Soiin-s ol IriipidH uui-iiUi-it ihe re- 

posing Monday eicnihi; i,t H,. 

funeral Iinme, i 

Woman Visitor 

"li; Dies in Theatre 

W 

C. of C. to Study 

Toll Bridge Idea 

Co. Group to Make 

Recommendations 

A rnrnmHii 

Thursday at Mis hoii»> in 

Laudcrdale, Fla.. where lie utid h 

family had been residing permit 

nently for the past year. Hi- hud 

returned to work in tlie Fort I .mi Pitman Widow Has 

derdale postorTlre only a. tew duys Heart Attack 

pil previously, after f reeuperaii i 

•ft earlier heart attacK. 

Mrs Cinru 

JOVIAI, PERSONALITY 

McKi. 

a hen 

During 21 years association witi 

tile Ocean City poilefTice, Mr. Ben. 

ner became known as "the smiling 

id Hi.- hi 

Diailnian" to thousands of persons'. 

He earned the nickname by his eon- 

ItMii joviality »nd sunny dispesi. 

.lion, which continued despite failing 

health In the past few years. 

Alherl H 

Due to his condition, he had 

worked inaids the local posterfice in 

the summer for several years, and 

was at the Fort Lauderdaie postoffice 

in winter. He had been there 

'i"!! cji 

permanently for the past year 

A veteran of World War I. he 

was a leader of local American Legion 

activities over a period of many 

.years. Me was • past commander of 

Morfan-Ranck Post No 1S7 and also 

of the C»pe May County Legion. I 

•nd had served on numerous com.' 

mMtts for civic affairs sponsored . m North 

or the velerans. 

iidelphin. 

LEAVES ] CHILDREN 

Oliver H. 

Surviving are his wife. Elizabeth 

I •• I'.-'. W. 

three children. Claire. Lois and I 

Qeone: three brothers, Theodort 

1( K III" X I! Mi 

i 

BUSINESS 

TRAINING 

SHORTHAND 

BITOO 

BOOKKECPifir 

COMPL1TE 

COMMUCUL COURSES 

IWI Ten Opens Sept. 3 

•shoal Now In 

Cull • now - WriW 

ATLANTIC CITY 

BUSINESS COLLEGE OLG 

"Tb B 

"Tbe Budowtle School" 

Afl, 14T T. 8, N. Virrtito J., Phone An, 4-6600 

^vvvvwvvywvv 

TOE JIOJ'SI 

Of VALUES 

Rev. Whitton 

Passes at 68 

to tlniusiind 

ami visitor 

tetldi'lil ni t! 

I | llie Mutliufiist C'lV.irvl: 

•ii:: fiiy r. 

• IMIIIIIT S ilir 

"t"H Ui-.II t i 

d a y lufti a i T k H ; c.iiiiiii•!• iii- ... 

us. The Itrv Mr Wlunm; sen, 

Methodist piiBturul.i, ,u S, u JI-I . 

for more lliiiii 40 yeari. iind l.i. 

_ been a prominent litui.- in ..i-v.—, 

| j al the Nt-w Jersey CiM-.Ii-n-i.re „•i 

! sions licid ill Ori-aii fity .[. 

I i member ul tlie bishop s liilurct 

1 He was elected ilntnit MIIXT;!' 

" tenaetH in in:)7 wim,. | M li r ,,i .,, 

Central Methodist C tuii h , 

BndjreLon and fiMir.'f-i two year . ;,when 

the MS-yeiir li'lin < sjmi'ii y.n 

'il years lie "uus |ife«u!i-iit ul "n.i 

West Jersey tirnvr Camp Mi-tii: 

Association. 

Symvui's are hi-: uufuw. Finn,.! 

a brother und twu >.r-.iir.. 

SATINORE'S 

By Richelieu 

ssd Pin 

Sing!* Strand, «,23 2 ftluuid, li.-'iO 

MUTH^S i 

JEWELRY GIFTS 

826^28 Boardwalk (Opposite Music Pier) 

AT AUCTION 

1930 ACRES OF >^F" 

INDUSTRIAL LAND & GRAVEL PIT 

WITH RAILROAD SIDINGS 

100 Buildings Containing a Large Amount 

of Seasoned Lumber (to be dismantled) 

140 Tang of Cnl 

__J ft. Electric Wire. Psles^ Tr»nsfermCTs, Boiler*, 20.0110 fi. 

ripe, 11,000 ft. Rillrawl Track, Etc,, Mi«eltiin«iils Equipmrnt. Etc 

NATIONAL FIREWORKS, INC. 

ut FtcUlMn »'ll tt told m 

HHMH !„,, !„,, ffor 

r.moul 

At Mays Landing, New Jersey 

(li MVe WM of Atlantlr City, N. J.I 

Aomst IS, ISM, at 10 A. M, (OSTl on the Pmnivi-s 

LAUD: I Puceli, Iiiyiiriil Sll« (>d E««BB»S Atrnit, whi BnlMid 

;UIM>—Rud rnnlun n Bifdlni Hlj!iw«r, Weritnuth * ««?» Unniint 

IHlCllalllll tMitias far Haw loiiuMif—tlost m TBr NiW Ailaniii 

ttfit *tm TfM*. MO WOOD rRAME WIATKEH 10A«D BUILDINGS 

COBHOOATID SHEET STEEL ROOFS AND SIDgS; 1 ERIK i|TV 

EODiroHIC H * la H.B. KORI'Z, TUBDLXlt t'rJltlRS. J WAlSNEIt 

•OILER FEEP POMPS. CUBTli TWOSTAOE MOTOH UBIVEH* Alit 

PKIEJIAI. ELMCTKlt OOTSID* AIR COOLED I.IiiHT AND POWER 

THAB3/OBBEBS. IV4 l« 150 UVA. I Appni, :v.»(i It, l,l(rhi jn,l l-uwpf 

WM H! OMui Mil, llH & LiikUigt Hti polef,, JS lo IS 111 

ifc 1,ohm, M.OOO * 50. fu, _«(.i *«»««. U,o«0 fl. 10 * « Ib 

MUUUS Kill vltt riMl A IM Plmta. Swllthei * Tleu Atprn'i 

HEAI. MET WISE OVCLOBE FEHelHO, burllfi) wlr,. lap- ||IS 

Mil, I iwubU Gala! PurMUlii Ttnlles. Homhn. Wash 

• If ORDER Or BATIOHAL FIBEWORKS. INC. 

CiylKli ft FMdtr M.ll.,1 upgn Ap illuilin In A i,-H6,,,, i, 

SAMUEL T, FREEMAN & CO , Auctioneers 

Wl WlOmtm Strael, N. Y. S 

?$rm 

Kitchen 

Exhaust Fan 

Electric Flush Type 

Witt Automatic Louvres 

DELIVERY 

JACOB C. SCHUFF 

ELECTBICAL SUPPLU2S 

710 AAury Avenue 

VY li 

I) I 

OF THI WEEK 

j" ConYeu' 

.• SmoJI Woisted Stylo*? 

.i,ni,' 

RIDUCE the 

deliciaus ATDS 

Candy Way 

2.25 

Stain ton's 

Department Store 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEULEDGER 

(Orchestra's Music Room Is 

Like Prescription Dept. 

1 0 'Pin es' a Ni;;hl Selected from 2000 in Carcl- 

Inclcxci] Library; Timim; Is Important i;ult>r 

I ., .Inn.- I IK.in |i,,t,- I 

IMll.M II I V I V\ SI Mill |{ 

Min ill ill »u i ,,,, 

I'M.-. I,.I I If 

Johnny 

Bothwell 

i.-iiiii-li-il 

" " • • ••! V n - i u . i i M , ,| ) v .,,„,. 

'. i-liiit , , . « l l , i , i | n i,|,,, . 

»lll Mil, i 

PERSONAL 

APPEARANCE 

M -i.iiiii.ni'-, ihi.ii •,)„,,,]ti, 

Saturday, Au?. l(Jth 

At 11:30 A. M. 

T , i \ l l t i t ^ r . i i ! h i i K I t i . ^ 1 

Music Shoppj. 


REST-WELL 

BED BOARDS 

(Doctors toll them "froeiure" boards) 

Slip a REST-WELL orthopedic bed board be. 

^twsen your mattress and ipring for pe-rfect 

reii. No mor# bQekaches or other painj 

caused by over loft beds or sagging springs, 

Idtol for saero-ilide yictlms. Insures proper 

sleeping posture. Doctors recommend end 

prescribe them, Made of 8 ply fibre which is 

75% itiffer than Masonite or semi-plastic 

mattrial, 

24"x60" for studfs eogeh or ene iltfe ef 

double bed ,.,.,.,.,,.....''. „,..,,..,.. S3,95 

(Use two for both ildes) 

30"ii«0" for single or twin b«d$ ,,,,,„,. S4.95 

36"*6Q" for % btdi „,„.„,.„,„„,.. $s!7S 

OPfflJ and BATUWPAY WQHTB 

I,.i'I I 

I'l I\S i\l(l U I.I KS Mil \l> 

liili' or ilii' lif.iiLii hi'^ nf jlm = 

Li.ini initial aihiii i^ uniini,. MI 

iti.il r.i, h hall i,l (hi* < imri'rl uill 

hi' idi'iii II:, k.iin>' I'ntlli .i- Hi,. 

i.liii r Mini (In- vilnilf in i.jr.irii Hi 

h,' , ,,iii huh I .it III ji in. 

hlli tn keep nil eye on thfi length 

pri'Vnil Ilii- liniHnims tfiiirisj t.vr J" Asbury U-Turn 

turn- HI lii'ini; In, hurt Tim.-, mi ' (Brings $5 Fine 

il'll in I .I'll II II 11 V llli'l'i' rililS' III' II 

SLACKS 

I uf ch.t trimhippcJ leofc'^^that look of athletii-, 

slniincr;, ,'V , wear MtGregor-madc slacks. They are 

!.ciyr,tifit,j||y designed to fit well, hang wel!—y« givcl 

vnu aJ the freedom and ruem you want,^^ 

STAINT€N*S 

MK.VH Kllri;. 

H.OOII 

OI'KN FiilnAY ami SATURDAY EVKtriNOa 

BHOK DEPT, _ 2nd FLOOR 

STAINTOIN*S 

«d mATtiJOikV 

Aîta 

1 Mill iiiliini tilt' A 

hMhN linpnlrii! \\ I 

l,:l .IIIIIII KI-II,,,•,!•, 

TMI-II' 1 

I I . I I I I . - ' I S U , , p , 

U 1 F M 1 H I 1 1 \ 1 i | - M i l l 

I'li-vi-r casuaJ 

bs JANI; I-VANS-i,. pt.i. I. «,.. wif 

aûrtd in a CIHII R.inuiiK- r.ijnn ffepe. 

In I.1I11; hluf, shell gri-y, I'i'/'py rul, iwuniry 

jjfLen, .md IIJV hiiiun. Si/^n I * ii,'.*i) 8,80 

L,JI- si RVICI: STRUTS r.isiii.mt.i of WINTIIHOP MILIS 

WW,i pun wool—(nit »'i-.irui£ ^rty slripril il" 1 " * WCJt 

fahrir MIDI wjmtril, impit^c.l fruiil plc.nr.1 full"« s - 

Smart j.t,MI,- Mlulml 1,1 ,tk Itilliti I>LII N/L. V lo l> n ^ 

RiRh—THn nAGPIPnR. Chn plji.ls ai pxciiijnp « 

MacDbnildi kill. HILII 1(1(1^ pure wool Soft, unnmwd 

sides wrap around and lie al shirred waist. In all y our 

hvoritc icbich Hijjhiand colof rombin.ition!. SiiM 9 « 

8^ 

Your Addreis 

nnlilt The Si-nllnrl l4..lBir uf 

m Winter 

idustry In 

»at Repaire 

But Resort Must 

Provide Facilities, 

Hood Warns 

i in iii r 

ttlii'il *iiy (iia-u r''Ui h ni' 15ai'ni'= 

it, liufl :ni ii|i|iiiiitiihily tn 

!Veli)|i ii I HI; ' illK illilil«lr\' 

at will iii'is nli' "pli'iity nl 

irk" .-ill uihti-i'. 

|,;,1 

NtTI'KM. WIVTHU IMirsTIH 

»ill.i 

ihe fhilj h.iiM. 11 il*t WiiH I'iriMilh 

torn dowi; hiil lie milled ili.it thi 

il 

would !ii> ji, . it,Ie o n l y il ilii' eluh 

rteeive^ tin Mill J U T i-i'iil i i,,i|ji'r:i!inii 

01 imuilripul iitliriiih ,t i pi 

Rfnt riîiii),! . 

We Imve niiiiieil mie KiBMiliiiiht 

»«:. That Until Oeeiiii City till - 

y*sr rejiidi'i.t:; iinri eity ijifii'ialH have 

fKeHiiM.fl tin. hict -sime our iiiulilpt 

was tnni iiiiwii—tliut u yiielii chili 

• » ieiliilti. :I,»L" 

U'" Haod ii'^'lareci llllU linii yiielit 

r«ini not been resumed ilii.H .mim- 

Wf. utlSer unspires ill llie Yaillt 

Hub, Oeem, Ciiy probiibly winild 

vt lost iinrinniipiiUy its eiiiuiies 

M reMtahlisli|i,B itself as n yai'lHiiiK 

stnter. 

"Before the war." lie Silk!, "we 

Printed and Published in America's Greatest Family Resort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Narberth Soprano 

To Sing on Pier 

Saturday Night 

KViiiHVS WIÎMIN I . l l 

< 11 \ I c I I - M \ i 'MlhUS 

SOtNm.V ! INANtKU ! 

"The (ildi-i iiiiii ul tlie rlilli," In 1 

5«d. .>nn, ii,.u.nni,|,.ri thiit tlie lii-iv 1 

Lifeguards Surprised; 

Praised for a Change 

A niiiiiinly nl i.i!-;itmtilsts lire 

i|iiirk tn i'im]i]:i:i! li'H Ii'»' ever tako 

nuildine Mill i,e Miiiiitily (iiiiiiii-I'd 

•nd that ilien. will be mi nKii-mtitsi-. • Hie ii-i.ulili' in i'Url:it iir:n--.i', 

Juck Hit. Cars; 

Two Arrested Arreated 

o;j(H or O'5O5 OCEAN CYYY, N. J.. I-KIUAY. AUCLS I '). I'M-, 

City Bsuis All -ffiJftriBiXS* Transformers 

f w n • 'A Half Last Month 

Horses, Ponies 

From Overrides Beaches Protest, 

Bows to Plaint 

Of Bathers 

p] 'il •iV 

ii=it ! - 

• U , i i • 

l l i i - I . I - ; I I I : l l i i i i n i i i l . l v I ' M " .:. 

IIH -.1 ill. r-.|; siittui 

M i , v n r f r . ill' w S t r .!•;• 

.llii thiit tin- i iH.:;:,: i .- ,I..I 

jil*' 

i ir 

[hi 

ii!;: 

:' h 

II.. 

I'.MC Mlillll.H I 111-IISK 

' i i n n n i ^ ^ . i i i . i 1' H i : I;.' H i " 

j t hi' * ."•. 

I i hi- first »i'ii.|i ihiis ni % im 11 •. t. 

I pr ! 11 

»i MMi.il HI-:SII>!:NTS roMiHTI. 

A m i ... .-•:,;•: ,: I n K i r l : : . n i I | 

•.].,>-. I', p i . , . i ' - ' -i 1 . ll-.i- H e . i i ' - i i ' A l l ' I 

I ,;.!• ll.i :. | . i n l j ; . i r , v w i l " 'I ;il 

' ,.. ,..,. , I,- ,' ,.,. i. ' i i [ i n - : . : i l 

, I:H- >l lil.'il 

Art Exhibit at 

Oceanic 13th, 14th 

An i-xliih;' .'I '• -ii:i-lli|)i)iiii'V HI' 

hv l.'.nii-H; Aiiii-Mi.iii .il-lW.-. will IJI 

IKi'M'lilt'ci ii'Si hinti.il il lilt W. i\ 

IH'Whis .il l.ie O. • .ill! llnti'I. nil 

iii-r !.I)I)IIMII.-IIIII nl tl" 1 Wniniii 

AilSilliiiy.nl yi,,::'..n-lLimk I'.,.-.! 

' ri'ieillto ill! fiiiMil -111.Illlll iivi-r 

I tin' nirU'^jiimiliiii; jii-iiiiil l.lî 

! AiliMlst 

i I In- .lull 1MI.II this il'i'r ii II- 

»i,.'i:i:i.iiiiii: im liih. lili it »:n 

^1.:,n:.iuni. 

It., ..i.l ihe liii -i.ien il.ns 

I nf \iiiill-i Ihi- M'ill' till li'll •!, 

1 TM1 mill; till- iiiri'i'-nnnillim |ii'Hml 

hi-1 iiur. «-i.':l:;. 

While -nine iii tin- ini'n-:iM- l« 

, itnîiieriMl ihi!' In iiitliiiiiiiiiii s 

lreiiiK. II i- ill.ii t.iki-ii in imli. 

.ill!- t lint Ihi- ini-i'lit j-iimiii I-., 

lii m'lli'iiil. t il llii* My i iiiiîili'i .ihh 

Lifeguards Each 

Granted $20 

Monthly Bonus 

1M tyi>r Av it Poss 

ibility oi strikf 

$10 More Possible 

August, Myers 

In Net Finals 

Philidi Iphnns M I 

Thursday for I itlr 

I l:i- i I'm, tup l.iM'i ;li-.. I!'. • 

: if. u ini njieiii',1 \)\A'y %lnt::i:i\ 

i M -I i • Ji''. t 1u pl.iV rhuf'-ii::-' 

MI,M :nr l!n ! ehitiii'pi 1 in-ilip '.* 

,:ir \,\ 

I 

('lia:ii':- linTlv. "' I : 

1 ; 

•riuii 1 rj,, i:t7 AiiM'i i'Mil \* 

| " Wiii'k I h •xli IMI will iii.'lutli 

1 IIH 

I-'llli 

tJnlli'l'l I'liylc tVnn c*h:iri,'i' .el: > 

piiiii^, oil.-, and pi:i ;ini! ink .^kct id Hill Fnri'i'V. I,an«iln.i ::i- ili 

I'll!'?; liiiri •. ^.Hi- iiiiiîs lia\e i-iili ['hi'V aiKanei'd MVIT thi' 'i|.;-.i:-:! .• 

tribiiU'.i tn Ihe (li-'-iiliiv. whirl, 1 i! fhinli's Hiii'siir. .Jr., iiiiii H.i-, 

-. ti.v IIIMI'II i'atnil raiitn 

111 •• N\l!!l;i!ii:- %U I nli IIIIH 

I 

I i» n I Hi, 1 ptti (ni-aii ",,*, Ci 

' -'iiiiiphi'li 

and \i mm 

" 

d ili-lii'liti-fl I ln>. i V uli 11 In 1 \,ill l« Im i 

•ii% iii hvti I • -11 * -1 • i mi hiuei'ssi^-i 

1 m 1 lubit 

rliiy>;. linih i'Xiiii'?,'.!iHi iippreeiatini 

nr I lii- I'NI I I!. •:!•-•• nl till' pliiteetiiin n unlil y 

iiinuhi'il iiy his lileiHiiirds. 

tilii' li'tt!'!' i iiiiiiiiiiidiMl tlie miill'd?. 

il Lllht M. tin- llii-ir illlliienee ami 

'ITitieiii'v. . tlii' ntlii'!- voiii'd. siniilar 

praiNe o! the ûmiis at the erowiied 

2nd si. IH-III h. Iliitli uen- writti-n Iiy 

, sUm wire leilviiiK Oeeaii 

City iiili'r i lijiiMjilili' vai'allnlis. 

Struble Co. Chairman 

Of USO Fund Drive 

ll! ' 1 ' lWI J " I i).-h..i-uii Wiilsn. or ilim:l. -p 

upi'u IiMiii rmiiiiT = iip in i!i< ! KiHs" tUvi-i.-r "I.- 

\i ! II I" 

1 1 1 S S I 11 M i l l I I 11 

Water Demand 

M New High 

rnsr.t's All 

•' ' w o,n. • R to ih 

Ihe W-ili-:- 

'•.: iiilh'lh' 1 

'•il ill 2711 

ran one of the lurKest Cnutri ileeta 

Tlie i'simpaiilii ^111 tfet inifler wa> 

w ihe East, it went to MnrKnlc Held for Death Threat in Oeinljer. col. Fninltlih POher, 

"^ didn't know whether we eiitiUi Davlil frillik. Ai. of 144ti Omii , 

Mate 1 

jWve it, jjijt t|l(1 fpuponsp W;ia ire- ii- was held by n-.-nrt Ixiliee Hun-i tl 

•Mndotis, We Imrt iiiined Unit we .I'll- oil u chaiije ill threnteliiiiK l( 

kill I'efer Hihwenk, Jr.. Slime iiri. 

dreaii Si'liwrllk iimde ihe eompliiint 

T Memorial Program j Parking Violations 

SO ehiiiriiiiiii. hiiK ashmni'd For Manne, Aug. 25 On Increase Again 

ie iiiiiiity a qiintil n! $7.f*00. 

Hlilidiiy eveiiillt?. Aliini^t -^. ^ lH 1 '• 

Mayitr IHI'iirile said the Ocean City 

jal will he fi.aun. !mst yeiii-'r, 

iiniinimi llele iirtli'n ilbmit |(i.4(in. 

r nu* i u'-ln:ii:i"' i- *• ' " ' : :• ; 

spi>eiiil liliim-aiil 111 iiieiiiiirlii.1 In H•'• ; i|, ,.|,>,i i,y „,, ., ,-.•.. .- : h.iii 

late ,7. Fred Mamie, Itnimler nl I Ii'- ; i-iiilaiiniis jir.'•.-•• ••••' -i I ::r-•'.•"ii 

Bi't. aside ai t!u* Mllslr 1'iiT M r •' .-.il-.itmli ul Hi'' 'i-' 1 " : •' ' ''•'' 

elty eiiiH-ei'l. nreliestra, it was iiii- pnliee c-iitirl uin-r- A ;•• 

d it Mhoûl h l 

ol 

ol 

Ittmself 

Ittm ha\ c hud Ui iukp it to H *>PI \ it r 

fiild while wnrkitiR neiir 4th nt...aiid i lies are In lie 

the siiintntT lionit* of his ijuic 

to -station for an before th**v could 

Central av. Kdmiind C, Wishaih, 24 i iims in imlK.'! 

Mr. IUU! Mrs. Hnymnnd Butrs, of usr it. 

HprlUMllt'M, PH.. who reside hero nt It was a PFPIH inciin trufc—^ 

U1G Bimpson av 

ing from an es ae?rUce man Pt 

Just before Jimmy arrlvrfl Iftfit hapi whi*n the thteêe Understand 

week, the rnfl disnppcarotl frotH the. HIP situation thev will be willing to 

floor porch where his pArcnls return, the raft Here s hoping 

1 

Cgmiulea In E..tcm DirlllM i«rlM 

Time »n Buck hut 

(Lsaiisrt Briui, idd S mlo.; •Hdaf'l 

Point lirlJtr. mii M nil,! Ml «, MMM, 

Army Men Who First Met In Italy ».1,1 IH nla.i Mlh il. nidi. idllBmta.| 

Scyli L.ndlni. crui In KuMr R4«f. 

To Call 15 License 

.li Wi nd Mi'.'Westri'v WJW in the millii 

Oi Mil t.irv pnliee of the Btli Army, 

Fee Delinquents 

Pylilt 

is uuei.ls Khii'ilf Wi'Blliiy iind Ills wife, 

Public ft.uiioD. _ 

' Fifteen IHI: . pei.ple 

M M . CVI W, Dull- Myrn, leiclvi'fl riiiilnn.wlclc ntten- ni h L Hl«a" bl 

lilV.il-.W' 

ilimi in UMIi when, as he enteled AlCt M - 

ii.-riv. ti .in City t,isj;th,. Army .-In- ashiti-iied the iluiles 

•ul Mr. \Vi'.-ti-«v. slier- pf sheriff iind tMriied on the of- 

Asbtiry av,, and his «nii, Ediniind I.. ! Ciry f leik lit 

Vlti Coimiy. HI., met Ik'i" until he returned to civil life 

wisiicim were trpaied by pr. John ; vised the city enin 

lust April. DurmB her term as 

n B TowiiRehd TuBHiTid [or sprained 

wire, lin'h sei'Vilii; In 

prmmd mKIi 

iii'MiiB siH-riif she flenred tip nev- 

Tim third mn.li Carllnn Bhii Id « I Shesaitl thtit i nunnil.sos were In 

it I.; lie cV.iitl.i in nor- 

mil 

crime, includ. 

11U1 

trratnd bs llw physlci ill tor libra be served on the 'liiKjiieiuu Thiil'K. iiiv niil. Tin liieiti liHiii liian wnsMMi fiij l 

11. M 

Biaiw of the buck 

day. . 

with" tlir liJ'h Mniiituiii DIvlKlon' i;i« klilnapintJ 

1J It 

"" * ~~\.second Hpor porch where ms parcntai rim-u ..... .».», -...,«. — „ _.._ 

HKICE 3 

Baby Parade, Fireworks, Ocean 

Rescue By Helicopter On 

Phila. Day List, Wednesday 

}(* = !?f; 

: i'liii iiji iphi 

nl \\\ 

si i>'\ • i*" 

\Va. Day Time Table 

,. Illli *t. anil liii.ifihwilk. 

liillii-.i.-il I. 

111. 1 i|'l'«..lk-. lH. 

,,,,Aib iiiii'f'n ill piir:i!li' :il l'i.Ur\iili& Nlanil 

••I il «i. 1'H-f, 

• m. i:,is ^,i* ^ts nl iMt.ii, I il^ i ii!ni1iissi,mi'rs 

.11 II.Ills, I III lliili-l 

1 (.11,111) Siisiliiiri llniill.i in !,ii> tii-iir Vitrlil 

I', lK.'isi'.i ill. 

slLliiilll ill nil Hull •.!. 

irmil mil ii m i it 111< II in dm 

p.il h mil hi i,u i II i i i ! lî n t' 

ih md i Hi -\- ' >niintnn= lu tf i ji 

it i i nh r i*ll'i imli i li innr tua 

ft ir iih i|UiH [i 

i ii i "It r 

I it * pi nit in I MM * nk« iti n>" *•" 

.ml lui.i'f. u t.M.H, in tltt lH.lirlu 

I i |i in mil " In > |i In il tl lt.it 

'* ^ 

"ill hi' 

Mi iil 

Gas Consumption City Tax Sale 

Up 25 Per Cent On September 12 

Irctor imti.'MiH'i-f: I 

•'•llle is M'lll-fii... li II 

!i mhi'i- i;: ni - p 

IP i'ltv huM Inr!:if 

; iijiiin ^ Ilu 11 h.Vi :- 

• I'JAh Mill prl'ir M-:t 

y 

iifily t.is Kill- 

Reunion In Ocean City For Two 

Phila. Mayor 

To Crown 

Parade Queen 

Revived 'Walk 

Event to Be in 

Four Divisions 

Ocean City had the stag» 

all Ht't ttxlay for the observiUH'c 

of Philadelphia Day 

next Wednesday, as the 

event developed into a spectacle 

that promises to be the 

must impi't-RHlN-e here since 

pri'-war years. 

Feaiiiiiiii; a cuiorful baby parade. 

a rtenianstration of life savini by 

\ ', liehetipter. tireworka display anii 

\ varliius fitlier events, pl.iludclphla 

' nny will be Oeean City's JLrlbute lo 

tile people ol tlie Quaker City which 

I for so many years has provided a 

laree part of the local lumrner 

I colony. 

JEBNEE CCNERAL CHAIRMAN 

1 Cupt. Jaek o. Jemee la general 

chairman of the day's profTmm, 

•ahieh has Ween arranged by a commitiee 

oi Philadelphia cottagers in 

eooperation with Mayor Clyde W, 

Slruble and the city department of 

; pubiie relations. 

! Honored guests will be Mayor Ber» 

nard Ramiiel. his eubinet of about 

no hiph ranking Philadelphia ofTi. 

i nEroRATivE EXPEnTS 

j NEEDED FOR FLOATS 

I Anyone wilh decorative ability 

i i> urtenlly needed to help Oôn 

rity parents prepare Uwlr entries 

far the Iml'V paraM next 

week. Public Relations Director 

> Norman V, Sargent uunuBBEd 

S yesterday. 

' Dec orators accustomed to mrk- , 

, In, wl'll • >pv liHper, nwterUt- 

I rlii ..-—«j : (.. art uriad to • / 

1 ..««r nainh.-and addnMa Wthe 

Information baiuu un thr 

I Musle Pier. Pewom needlnl 

! dertwatini sen Ice for printo 

flnatK eui then 1M- contacted. 

iiii- the Bil-pieee Philadelrihia pohi-i- 

iitultl. and n seleeted squad of 

jiniiti. rnrtiiiiiL: Rii honor guard for 

the Lrniip. 

%!:i> ur ]puni\iel is scheduled t© arriM* 

iit 10 n ni. by auto convoy and 

,!ii [tirecilv to tlie Music Pier, where 

i r iirrl his patty will review the 

li.lv ilu:.nil- whii'li will begin 

im.mpib ut 10.30 n, m. Tiie mayor 

\\iii i-ni'Ah M,:^?, Chuiiotte Benkert, 

n: KlkiiN Pi'.rk. ii^ Queen Infanta 

whi-Yi tl'.e ruyiil lluat reaches the 

V! \1"U iht: ^litl:!-!. 

, Ptli.II I: ItAND TO PABA11E 

The pnliri' Ijimd Will arrive by 

irin:. ut tlii- 10th st. atation and 

p;irkiH. 'ri'ir. there to Asbtiry av.. te 

HI!-. ••:.. in Atliintie av., to iih at,, 

(Page 3, please) 

Phone Service 

Is 'Smoother* 

i 

Exchange Operat- 

ing at Peak 

AltlirniBli thi' Ocean City exchange 

fi! Ihe Bell Telephone Co. li oper« 

litiiiiK lit its peak ciipacity, service 

U hi'ini; iiandlnri more smoothly and 

with h'wf-r deliiys than a year ago, 

the ('iinipany reported this week, 

ri:y 'ii'" nf pi'npeiiie!? CuUs within Ocean City have been 

ejqsediteu by lidding more operators 

,r \n;i I).- ll.c •.niiilli-st at the switciihoiirti positiona and 

\\ u-u'i. 

ither .KpeL'iai prtii'tice?! to avoid thg 

lJ.r..L-!ii'!-ty tux eol. ! .ieiayf, often eHCOvintered a year 

tlnii tlie.ayij Dehiy.s that are occurring this 

Hep- |Veiir are rii! InriiJ Eiistahce calls, due 

tiliiee lo heavy tralfic in the long distance 

fit a un- pmpf'i'iieK ; eseiiaiiue. 

:, .in :!nj)i,lii inr i The company says that person-tg* 

tr. , jiersiin or collect calls are more suba- 

\i-\i only 1II ', .leet tn delays than are staltoti-te» 

;.ii iit.ii) Jinin last Uuitioii ealis. wlucli arc handled loc« 

iis:: win' :,iilrt. The ally, 

.i -. efiiiipiii iihle in Service is so much improved that 

.iiid iM ! jf> the coi= practically no eiimplaints are being 

,im. received ihis sumiiier, it was report- 

ie lrtMl III! -rtisiin.nt nf t' 

nppi-riniii.' 

iinly isvii 

im i hi- t|i I 

1 " 1 i l i^-.nn. nei'ii 

-p,,,, (.nrnpiiny disfloscd two wiwhs 

::.- whi o that culls originating in Ocean 

ty have increased from 15,000 

illy tn n.sno daily since last year, 

.jie operating ioree, however, has 

iwen expanded from 37 to S4, 

! rea 

till' list fl 

iiileci n pane ntii 

i a si-i'iitiii p:iue. Kven a 

l!'3n tluii were aiH sal 

.si ilifi'e mill's the pi-i's 

iei'tl list. 

Time and Tide 

Automobile Parking h Prohibited On Ocean City's Paved Streets During the Summer, From 2 to 7A. M*

*IN( 

.43 

5T^ WWWBL^W' 

"«-»• *i-. 

MNLLOCK nuns 

llf 

^WaA^M 

toMtef *Sr I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 

Dr. Roger G. LaRc«a 

QjfaiiiBttigt .•. _^ 

• OCEAM OWi H. I. 

j'a.^'ra* 

jmrtjrom~rm.-mm* f|| 

pbone 1S30. 

•MM ûid jmNj^ Mttgl 

ewnlnt Aik foe Mr. DottL •*«.. 

I Ml Aitoury »». « It m. 

4'MW, W W. 14th 

flesr. 

NEWARK 

8 "*1s£LB—3 »mall comlgrttibly fum- ; »iuitnoarf44ni 

.^^m 

G. I. ^^P |p^g^jQQA^^pa! M '- •* 

• •• . MMri|Hi : \ • 

W»tch and jewdry eqSStot •«

* * 

S^'V../ 

'4-*j', 

%. •*** -'*; 

-¥"f P 1 1*? •>*

EUSSA LANDI 

Now PUyins—Thru gat., An* 10 

Fr*d StaM h "Uglrtnin' " 

HARRYS INN 111 

Maryland Ave., Somers Pout 

Seafood, Steaks, Chops, Chicken^ 

Froff Lee* 

Package Goods Cocktail Bar 

Pbtt«n ml SaniwiekMfierred Hum IS MMB (tl 

FdlCMtw DfMfH fn>M I to t ML 

PlATreHSTOTAKEOUT, 

BJsntBMt, HMNHU MJIT 

«l FOLLOW *OVBM*1HNT 

h 

"* \ ri_i ^ - jî j 

Attend 

Induction 

CITY CAB 

cm 0105 

CABS TO TRACK 

FmllOHWir 

of tha Tax Collector. 

tfce 12th Day of 3« 

ert» tot, t«ct or panel af 

QKO. W. DOUG 

Robert WAMUr A JenJio M. 1 

Alfred W. PoweU A M»ry E. Sulllrai, 

1607 Alfred W. PowelVit MkryK.SijlilV»n,'' 

_ Trustee. ,,,.,, ,.".."...."...-i; 

B. Rlchoum 

Lawrence R. Rlrhman . 

* • " , , • i :•

iff** 

* Moiar, AM. I ln- 

> Sitter* from Bo«toa , 

V, Aw, 11-o— 

-H-r Kind 

Fishing Club Gets 

BEAD THE ULABSIFIED ADS 

PATHIC KNOWLEI 

LWealher Vane, 

Two new weather vanes wore donated 

to the Ocean city Pishliip 

OluB this wppk by James Kcnyon. a - 

0. S. S." 

member from Upper Darby Pa the ' '»• leaped up In terror and dashed 

club rBpartDd. ' [ Dncii Into the iurf. 

LATE 

The vanes are made of stalnlpss 

THUBS, FBI, and SAT., AVO, ls-l(.i» "" *l 

iteel with seaied-in ball bearings. 

CAMV GRANT 

PATRONS 

and should keep the anglers nceurately 

posted on the wind direction 

JAW JfVMAM . MARY lUniR 

for many years. The club said tin? 

new equipment is valued at iiso. Hunter 24" 

The Cnpe May Oolf oiub haa brcn 

CHATTERBOX "NIGHT AND Wf 

charged with violating the stiiir 

liquor laws, thp office of the Aim- Pedestal Fan May PARK 

nolle Brvrraj!P control Commission I Two Speeds 

Brinounced Friday. The club pri- I 

for practice between now and the ___ _. sejp cau«L_ __ 

kings and two - _Massey flounders caught Saturday, 12 vately ownPd by Dr. James A Sny- Immediate Delivery Their Cars at the 

date of the race, August JJ, The, „„„,,.. „,„„,.,„, ^ „,„ Jr 

event WIU be •taged at sea off the landed WilUam M BrlnKman, kinga and 8r._. ie noundm and Jr., 

der. is charfred with selling alcoholic I 

beveraBps to persons not numbers 

lOUl st. headquarters. ana eight kings on successive dajs of the club or guests of members SI 05 

MOBILGAS 

1 

»ans entered are as follows: 

STATION 

Tom Mulhem and Jay Selbert, 

Bob a n p and Jama Bromley. 

Jatnes Sundstrom and Chaster Fer- Electrical Washer & Refrigeration Service Jacob C, Schuff 9th St. & A«bury Ave, TBUBS, FEI,, and SAT, AUOtST i . I . i, _ 

guson. Joseph Regan and beorge 

l«on-rd GE-Hot Point 


Welabere. Jowph Plaragan and 

uswsrass. -. KBa-iBaniand 

Mr*. H, A., Wolf, WU William Marts. Oeorge Buchanan 

Pa., are vacationing for and Charles Turner, Qeorge Bl«- 

at 313S Central av. sl and Lester Taylor. Jack Ortm- JACOB C. SCHUFF 

GErWINE SCARAB BRACEUETS 

"EASY TO WED" 

ner and Wiltiam Spence, 

In Tecbnkalor 

Rowing praciice win be carried nOA&urfAvm, JR/SEHi Phone 1242 

are hen R*»I atanei set in QaM on 

AL8O - -This u Ajneric- M ,„. 

en by the guards in the early 

morning or totween 8 and 7 p. m.. Electrical Wiring «Si,—Radio Repairs 

Sterllni SUver 

MOPf, TUBS, DM WBD, AUG. 13 - 11 • 14 

when they are off duty, 

Seaside 

plus tajt 

Regan and Welsberg won the ti. 

He last year, but are expected to 

meet stiff opposition trying to re- 

SOMERS POINT 

SOLID GOLD 

tain it. The honor carries with 1 /f*» Delicious/ Try Some Today 

•¥NTHETIC 

the perpetual John B Kelly tro 

SCARABS SCARAB BRACELETS 

phj- and individual trophies. 

Five Perfect Gemt 

sn in stcriiu sum 

$55.00 «»*" 

BECOTTE'S 

$1.9S W * M 

THE HOUSE 

OF VALVES FAMOUS 

tan I - 

MUTH'S SINCE 1W9 

FTATITBI 

Home-Made 

JEWaRY GIFTS 

i* of Rut," 

B26-828 BomrfiwUk 

Muile 

Witt MBWHM 

J 

JEANNE CHAIN - tOKNEL WttK 

"CENTENNIAL SUMMET 

In lr 

AtoB—Latwt In Tcehniivlor 

rai,, SAT., AUG. IS - M - n 

LASSIE IN A NEW NW ADVENTtM 

" COURAGE U OF USST 

WIUi FJJZABETH TAYLOK - TOM BMB 

FKAJVK MORGAN - SELENA E0H* 

In TWhnicolor 

ALw—CtriMD dnd Nrai 

11:30 -_ i 

NOR CBAMOE IN BOUks 

OYSTER HOUSE 

ON THE CIRCLE 

SOMERS roWT 

OPEN 

4 P. M. to 12 P.M. 

• Oy«ter» 

All tun 

CARDEN INN and 

COCKTAIL BAR 

Formerly UNCOS 

Specializing in Charcoal Broiled 

STEAKS CHOPS 

• SEAFOOD * 

Opm Week D«F. 4 P. M, to 3 A, M. 

Sûrday and Sunday, Noon to 3 A. M. 

PERSON AVE, A SHORE RD., SOMERS POINT 

Wholesale - Retail 

MEATS 

GROCERIES 

Fruits and Produce 

Stores Co. 

CLEANING 

and. 

PRESSING 

EXPERT 

TAILORING 

SERVICE 

SutU M«dc to Ordw 

AhentkMM 

Furrlm 

744 Anbury Ph. 10351 

OOOD/YEAR 

TIRES 

IN STOCK 

UHT2 

ODD PFAL 

It ud AU»ntk Ave. 

DAM'S 

FISH MARKET 

ONTHtBAT A* ltm ST. 

T*s Ermine Bbawt ItarMiit f i]i 

Matinee AUly lilt pjn. 

TB17RS rm.L, and SAT, AUGUST g - 8 -10 — 

MERLE ORERON - TUBHAN B«T 

THOMAS GOMEZ - GALE SONUEROAASO h 

"NIGHT IN PARADISr 

In Tc^hnkolor 

• Latcat Ntwi 

MON, TUB!, and WED, AUO, U-U-14 

OUVIA DeHAVOLAND - BAT MIIAAHB 

SONNY TUFTS . JAMES OLBASON 

"THE WELL-GROOMED 

AIM Dtaney Cartoon and Nfw. 

TBIJR«, FBI, and SAT. AUG. IS - li. U 

VTV1EW LEIGH -• CLACDB U M 

STEWART GRANGER . FLORA BOBSM •' 

"CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA" 

In Technicolor 

In En Slun Stuitnt 

THURS., FBI,, and SAT, AUOIIST I . I . !• — 

GEORGE SANDEBS - SJGNE BASM 

CAROLE LANDI8 . ARIM TAMIKOFF 

"A SCANDAL IN PARK" 

MON, TVEB, mna WED, APC, U-IS-14 

GAIL HU8BELL . DIANA L¥WH 

BRIAN DONUVY • WILLIAM DEMABE8T • 

" Our Hearts Were Growing 

lw pfaner Crtonn. Mawh of Ting «B< I 

PBL, mni BAT, APQ. ls-ie-n 

CMARLES Win • JENNIFER JON1S 

PBTER. LAWFOKD . HELEN WAUB

9MIAM MUSIC 

"Upon Ibb Kwk Will I Baud My Oknnh" 

Matthew 16:18 

r,j(n, Whose Neck Was Broken 

By Jap Prison Guard, Here Sun jay 

CONGBECATtONAL SINGING j 

T T T r 7 T T T T 

Simplicity and Beauty 

y y | 

We believe bi it is a genuine tribute to the common J 

•enBe ot the American people that so inany have toriie ) 

to ns with a requast for a "simple funeral," i 

Their grief is no less deep, that they wish to avoid f 

display, and we respect that feeling, ft 

Our services can bt as simple as desirud and yet he \ 

jeverent, beautiful and complete to the smallest detail, J 

Cadman 

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 

900 Central Ave. Phone Ocean City 0077 V 

i 

Mr. and Mrs. Max Bear. oT Port 

ludcrdale, Fla., have been VISKUJK 

in Ocean Oily for a few days. Mrs 

Bear is the former Miss Pearl 

Shapiro, this city. 

••- 

O.C. «H5 O.C. list ] 

STANWOO!) ARMS 

815 PLYMOUTH PLACE 

NELSON ARMS 

$SJ BELAHCKY PLACE 

ROOMS — Wtek - Monih - Sr»s 

Hotel Strand 

9th and Wesley Av. 

OCEAN CITY 

Opmn All Ymar 

PACT. M. SPIECKEH 

YOUTH for Ch 

°**th for CHRIST 

A YOUTH RALLY THAT'S 

REALLY DIFFFERENT 

Every Saturday Night 

SPEAKER THIS SATURDAY 

u Rev. Lehman Strauss 

Wmtm •! 1^ OaJvM7 -hiriM Chnrch, Brtstol, Pm, 

SPECIAL MUSIC BY 

•/ John Toroni, OuUtandins VioUnut 

H. SMVTB. aba 

Vo-rtfc ««• Chrt>t 

1 «>th* 

CHURCH 

Ex-Jap Prisoner 


Chaplain, AJao N, Y, 

'' 1 ~ 2 e, to Speak 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

Association — 67th SeMoa 

Auto tnlranci-, Ail.urj An, bciweco Sth and 6th SU. 

Col. (Chaplain) 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1946 

A. C, Oliver 

Preacher 

D, C. 

7i4S P. M. 

in the 

VILLAGE 

THEATRE 

8th and Boardwalk 

BUI-EBB QUARTET _ FrMa 

JMfaM, kpM; Tkclm. • 

•u* an •( nuraMMk, 

THBTODNItKU 


Dr.L(wterW, 

Auman 

Nc* vom citr 

Preacher 

10:45 A.M. 

in the 

TABERNACLE 

\ 

MEETS 12:15 (Noon) 

Wednesday at 

SIMMS' 

wneom 

Morning Worship in St. John's at II A. I 

Sendees •iMnsaici by 

St. John's Lutheran Chm 

ROBT. C, DAVIS, S,T,D,, BlW 

To come out Sunday and join ASM who gathar 16 giv« thanks to 

tbe One whs provides aU our comfort* and all our needs. 

Ocean City Baptint Chutvb 

•ev, VIcUc •, BsMa 

Firet PreaSjritriiU! Church 

tm, owna rtaoher 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church 

•n. IkMt i. 

St. AagwUn»*B R. C. 

Church 

««. IUHMIiiiii B. Doyl* 

•n. lank M, B 

Union ChaacI By.the«W 

•«, Uan Bowtnmn 

BOM omn 

Pint Methodist Chuck 

•M, A. L. OMWi 

St. John's liathcraa 

Chureh 

tUw. lilMO, Davit 

St. Mary'a Chapd 

i. ButbsioaMw •. 

mm, 

M l 

Oc«ao City Tube-made 

cm it. nod Artwy ••• 

Christian Science 

M 

TAIWINACU BATTMT 

Thu me«M»ge Mge b u •p «pon»ored by y the** Otean te Oiy y btd> 

meMmen •» in W recognition "" of " our . churches' . . service, . 

benefit fit Md, vakw to our 

HOWARD a (n-AINTOtf ATUimOOnTB. 

\ 

m 

\ 

Mrs. Darby, 

Celebrates Her 

Mrs, Annie H. DifW, *«*•s and her sister 

.Mrs, Mat' Cillalmn. of Ciiniden. 

Mr iiiifl Mrs, C!i>nrce Slawlor 134i 

Bay av, iiave Miss May Read aa 

tiieir gueil for a month,. 

1 •Talks on 

sbySea 

»*. fVANCM HABVEY CBUN 

Mtisasta -Kfiat ingpire Mmit -Tlwii 

fiPl atf' Airutre 

LUBRICATION 'Church on die Boari 

EXPERT - ANY CAB 

EDW. G, KURTZ 

FOKD - MIBCVBV • LINCOLN Strand Theatre 

!« * Atlantft 

9th and the BOARDWALK 

VMtinf Rawrbni Wrloome 

MEETS Sunday Evening, Aug. 11, 7:45P.Ml 

TODAY 

Speaker 

, Russell Button, superintendent. 

6P.M, Dr. Ivan Haged< 

11 a. m—Worship Service, The 

pastor preaching. 

Oceanic Hotel 

Pastor Belhrl Lalhfnii Chunh, 

6; JO p. m.—Youth meetiiiB An 

hour eoiiriuctrti by the youiiR people 

for everyone. Pastor BeaUie con- WealeyAve, at HlhSt. 

Harry Danner, Musical Direct** 

tinues ins -Sumnicr series of Bible 

Messages, slanted. toward young d, , 

MM lltyml*, Vmalfal; IgaM Prickill, 

ORGAN MUSK A1KION 

CONOREOATIONAL SINGING 

f 

CHURCHES 

OolUBtHd from paf* t 

The mld-wwk eorvloe of prayer 

and Bible study oircrs you a iinie 

for meditation and worship. Everyone 

is welcome. 

Hear* 

The paster will be in the church 

JphiMi 

office daily. Monday to Friday, frum 

4 lo 6 p m. He will !«• Kind tu niiit 

.r Monday afternoon all those desiring to talk UJ liliii on 

meetiVTg of the Wom- personal church mailers, 

thi! First Presby- 

• . . 

• was Rev, Wlllliini ST. JOHN'S • 

DD former pastor 

»E prissbyterlan Ohureh. 

eVANUKLli:AL 1.1 IMKRAN 

"" hsiilte on •Poems 

ioth Hi, and Mnlral IV, 

UolK-rl V, Utivjs, S.T l> . Putor 

who wrote of the 

8:30 a m,—church Srhiwi. with 

•re quoted by Rev, 

classes fur all asm uiid nîini 

Ileld, Tennyson and 

courses of study, The wrvircs arc in 

charge of Superllilendtiit F. Kdwin 

Reiber and Assislant BupiTliitciidiril 

[avorites. Fred Klein. 

The adult class will hr tnuttlit by 

Rev. churli's Trunk, pusior ul Uii 

duriM the musical portion 

Lltlta Lutlli'ran Churrli. 

t i were senorita Marie Vihrlors ure nirdlully inviird to 

no; of Mexico city, Bllend, 

U11iy Moss, eonlnUtci, of 11 a, m,—Tlir chlif KiMvIro oi 

ma_ They were aceomp- Worship, Mui.it-ul niimiiois liy HiiiTy 

^ piano by Mrs, Rupert Daniier and Jpiinette Hinki-s, The 

pu.-iliir will prcnrll on Vilul Still IKtlih 

„„„ song "Estreli A cordial iiivitatlun IK i xi.iKliil in 

i Undo," Miw Moss alj^ viBilors. 

B we«. Dleh," "My Mollier 7:45 p. m.=Thr Churiih on thp 

flld My Httlr" and "My Boardwalk, strand Tliruti-r, ftth st 

and Boardwalk, S|x!ukrr iur HIP pvi 

yiiernian, 

, "c Thomas, president 

—umeof the work or the 

Rhich Includps upkm-p or 

t »no the pastor'« auuimo- 

BUintenaiice of a coa 

were sold by the home 

and after the meet 

i will Main convene a 

.jit Monday In the solar 

; Benders, _ 

(Mrs William Miller, o 

, are ipendinii the season 

!/ av. 

,„ ____.- -3 ADB 

s QUICK fMSUL-n) 

1 KINGDOM HAUL OF 

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 

B5S Asbury nv. Boredom Can To Sing Solo, Sunday Flower Garden 

There will be no meetinn Autrust 

8 or II as Jehovah's witnesses are Be Overcome 

Award Is Made 

ussembled In eonventlon at Olcve. 

land, Ohio, 

Many of Jehovah's witnesses Pulor Says Ble»«ing» 

GMim H. Widn urthday wmntmnnr TOlWimr Wl 

world.wide are enjoying this great 

Internalionii! convention. Upward Taken for Granted 

1. Ribbon Winner week at tin Madden IWI BaniMr- resident of . 

ium, Haddon Helabts, H, J. Mid ihe Md.nr HMJM.J 

of 70.000 are rceElviiiir Instructions 

aeorw H. Wlcta. 34U Oenual 

Rev, Oarl Reamer, pastor of the 

Mn, Dartw l« rtowtti »«*«« here u fw faek tm-UM, _ 

that will help them in the trylnij 

BV., wa» Bwaidea » yellow rfBBen 

Oenlrul Melhodist fjhureii of At- 

improvement from a recent sen . laundiv ta*n« »>«"nau, iuiiiuics huve always followed that sola, Sunday mamlnir, will to, «1 ound the Qardens railroad station joins them here for frequent visits. 

- seeoiid wnrrior; Helen sharp, tlurd Idea Vurlely oieroomes boredom, Talked With Qud List • Night." 

Members assert Umt not only will They had as their guests last 

QUICK MgUllt 

niiig will be Dr. lvim lluKi'rinrn, warrior; Annu Miller, tourth wnrriur; 

the platform be more Beeessible if W«K ReâS Mri Walter HU1 

pastor of Betliil Luthcrun Chiirch, 

11 nd seekinie Christ introdueeK var- lOlrlonl, 

Edith Burbuur. Kuard of the loresl; 

the weeds are removed, but the and daughter, Judy, and MUs BHU- 

PhtludPlpliia. Hurry Diiimrr, ti'liiir; 

iely into life." 

Ann Robinson. Hunrd of the tepee; 

station will be more attractive to 

Isuhle Prlckltt, piiiiiist. 

During the musical pfoEram, 

Marie Smith and Millie Denim, Mte Mae Reynolds, contralto, sang cake with candles. 

visitors, 

councillors; Linda Chance Puw- several numbers, acfonipanied at "Present were Richard v

.- t - 

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± 

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:»,. an-?. 

•**:-;"'»'-'";.y2a| • 

- ' '(I £i 

0 

Ssâs -ji.v 

"v :

1 

Vrt' 

• on the 

Ctab ll 

Trolling and 

Charter Parties 

Beach Thorofare 

Yacht Agency 

0» the Bay at Ftnrt SI 

Wkm MM 

Qwt. C. K, Lent 

KEPSEA 

'FISHING 

Cat*. Earf Down. 

•X .*:-. : -•• —»a nnr»> 

ftt*» r * •»» * Ht SB 

IBSWM SSWSWM '^tea^sflal VmBf^staiswsAsl 

BAY 

[Feet Injuries HiffK 

*9Jrffi 

Donough and Miss Ann Keating, of 

•ywood, over the^week end, 

month at 3617 Central av., 

month's vacation at 85S1 Central av. 

SIM Asbury av. 

ENJOY 

BAY or SEA 

Charter 

Orls Craft Cruiser 

Edith M.H 


Beach Thorof are 

Yacht Basin 

On the Bay at First St. 

Phone 0721-J 

S*e Captain Bob 

Roxborotigh, Pa., are vawttonlng at Mm Russell McLaughlln. of Bolly- 

Iwood. Ma,, and Mr, and Mn Jamta 

and son. Olney, Pa., are spending Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Martin, I 

Ike summer at 3904 Atbury sw, Philadelphia, are completing their 

• # • IttrmAamlwlti twin BJ*h - aJ=ft *- -"-" I 

* • • Mr, and Mrs. Belford OoIIlns, 3M7 

J. B. BarUett and family, of Wash- Central av.. have as their guests 

' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dewees. Dal' 

of minor tagton, D, o,, arrived Friday to thta week Mr* Collins" brother and 

las. Pa., and 407 uth st,, entertained 

Mr. and Mrs, James Moffet, Jr.. 

treated at the dis-•pend 

the rest of the seuon at Ml itoter-ln-law, Mr, and Mrs, Ja We« ntUlon. n,, over the week 

a* Bhup mt., at Charlerol, Fa., v_end, 

• • • are accompanied by their two sons, 

Alowt anon, of Anbury «*„ Mr* Charles Clarke hud family, and their wive* Jame, Sharp. Jr! 

Oeean City, and Mary jane Mum- Phljadelphla. have taken an apart, and wife. Betty; Jack Sharp and 

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bleakley, 

Carton park, P^, and 8701 Central 

ford. Shore rd., Somers Point, were 

av,, recently entertained their 

Mated at the hosplUU bwt Wed- of the summer. Nancy Sharp. 

and his wife, Mr, and Mr* Bui 

nesday, and Oale Miller, West ay, 

Bleakley. Jr., of me Town House, 

this city, m treated Thursday. 

Miss Mumford had a laceration of 

the toe. The others had blisters the month at Mil Central av " 

, Ralston. Jr. of Bpringtan 

requiring attention. 

• * * 

Manor. Bywood, P*. 

Recent arivau are Or. and Mrs. 

• • • 

William • DcLaney, of Philadelphia, 

Central Ocean City who will be here for the rot of the 

Mr. and Mrs. Heber Loveland, of 

season at 3010 Asbury av. 

Capta 

Brldgeton, arrived Thursday to 

^tid the rest of the season at mm 

BT ESTGIXA BERGEK 

Central av, 

• • * 

MARTY OTTS Mr, and Mrs, Franklin Derbnhlre, 

MARINE 

of Philadelphia, are spending the 

mum at MM Central IK; 

„,, Md ^ wmm nm ^ 

**""• **Wl«delphta. ere spending th 

f Mr. and Mr* t H. Htetomm and 

here Thursday and win spend the 

Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Wanner and 

the balanee of the season at 9M 

Wesley av. 

WUliain HeUiBtel, Mr and Mrs. Roy. 

aen Bwift, Mr, and Mr* Bdward 

Firth and Mrs, Boblnholds mother, 

Mrs. Louis Evans, Saturday evening. 

The affair was in honor of Mrs. 

BOATS FOR 

ATLANTIC MARINE STATION 

KEYS MADE 

AU.TYFE8 

LEMONTS 

308B.yAv. Ph. 1787 

MARGARET JOHNSON 

SCHOOT. o/ 


Tap, Acrobatic, To*( B.Drt» Ballroom 

Women s Figure Improvement 

W79A Start Tekphoi^lMTS 

• —OPEN Alt TEAR- 

i ^ 

4 ^^rwas-k. 

PLEASURE 

FLEET 

TMtttig 

SPEEDBOAT 

SAILIMt TRIPS 

¥ 

TRIP 

JAMES MONROE 

Fre,oem Trip* Day or Night 

Chris' 

Dock . 

On the Bay 

Just South of 9th St. 

Mn, Samuel Weir and | with Atlantic Oentnil AlrllMi- 

BIKE 

Hour Week SMMI 

in 

Ah. Taodcn, Blcjete far 1, 

BtaM , Mta Mîtaua Bafer B 

RHIBC WPMit. and M. 

ta« Okaln 

LEE 

BDU HEAJM)UABTERS 

10th A We«]Cy 

Angler'a Hetwlquarten 

Rod. Tadde 

Bait 

Oulboud 

Moton 

EDCORNMAN 

943 A*bury A v 

•FUN DECK• 

Plymouth PL A B'wmfc 

The plmoe hundreds of 

Ocean atr*a Gneato Mtt 

Mi entertain th« children. 

OPEN 10 A.M. 

?h 

Play on 

Municipal Court* 

«TH STREET 

wd ATLANTIC AVE. 

JACOB C. 

SCHUFF 

710 Aabury Aven- 

Convenient ] 

amnitd any 

your ohudrm 

rtdesafelTS 

expertir if Tfto 

en In an 

accidents are 

tlon, under 

patient tesc 

worthy horse, 

reasonable prtc*,^ 

MAR* 

School of 

amnro of 

SAILBO A 

For Bootless Yachts 

p «teMf l«n»t 

Pw MB Naviee—We On Qrw Y« 

ArMn 

p 

We Can Taka Tom- 

JOS F, * BIOBABD P. SMITH 

Budi Thocofare Yacht Ae«K7 

ON TIffi BAY AT HROT —" 

CHILDREN'S P, 

FWDAY — 7i30 P, M, 

HOTEL FLANDI 

l.thandBoMtrwalk 

floor Show — Amateur Vaudeville —] 

LoUIpors 

Admiasion 35c 

CHILDREN'S DANCING CLA! 

Every Morntng 

10-12 (Ballet—Tap—Acrobatic and Drnm I 

75 cts. per Lesson , 

ADULT PRIVATE LESSdNS 

•T ATPODJTMKNT 

ffi« Trot — Walt. — Modernistic 4- HI 

$140 per Lamm 

• - -im 

t to which mort Ocean City people 

when they need hospitaUiation, has 

•event! years been regarded as a 

• complete Institution for Its uize. 

J>le of meeting molt situations that 

ht arise here, even in summer. 

Last week, however, its board of go?m 

announced lone ranee plans for 

Mision Improvement involviiur addi- 

• and improvements amounting to 

expenditure of 1100,000, within the 

Jy tamedUte future, 

Ae major improvement will be the 

Btion of a new surgicaJ and clinical 

i, which wlH make it po»sible for the 

pita] to greatly extend the scope of 

f VAptf 

r The board hopes to •tart work on one 

' more of the several contemplated 

jwta MM time next year, provided 

inrinR can be arranpvd and materials 

I tfluipnMfflfc are •vailable. 

Ocean City no doubt will be aiked 

assist in the financing, Fullv cogniz- 

• of the hospital's close proximity and 

. to doubt that this community will 

fun share. 

t Babies Arm Coming f 

The babies are going to romp back 

[ absence, caused by the late Mr. 

and the cuVrent Mr. Hirohito. The 

ie, of couMe, ii to Ocean City's 

1 of the annual Baby Parade (we 

The Baby Parade, for more than SO 

amok, waa always Ocean City's 

Ht summer event. Many of the 

parading babies have since entered 

FIVE TEAKS AGO 

About MO don competed tor na- 

tional point Minis In the resort's 

HIM dog •how, a«B|ed at the Recreation 

Center to benefit Bhore 

Memorial Hospital. 

• m m 

New city and stele fUgs were 

presented to Mayor Oeorge D. Richards, 

(or the Music Pier flas: nuut, 

by Mr, and Mrs. William Watwn 

Adams. 

• * 9 

The Dover Fishing Club won the 

Ocean City cup casting tournament. 

as Ocean city Fishing Club flniahed 

third. 

* a • 

A record-breaking, 6»-pound mar- 

Hancock u Director of 

lln ly caught off the resort by 

D. «, mm Reaer 

Jack Stewart, of Chester, pa. 

Forum and Ag'in 9 'Elm Sr-vSrb b by the n^nt, but 

of her birth .i! ana still her 

it TEAKS AGO ipuan urn saor PIKASK I __^ "hojae town;" 

town;" and 

and 

alts a MMlaM 

to the Bright family. 

Dr. Christian F. Relsner. of New 

80 we haw a ttw Mat ottr enfoToement authorities 

enforce only when ttw spirit mom them, and 

which in nine waee out at It maun Invoking a penalty 

against the type of peraon far which the ordtoano* 

If ordinance M oould o» Invoked erTecttrely to 

elUninate the few "Hairy a^MBW and not nokst the 

inaBensM male batter, M be more Inclined to 

endorse It. At it •BUHK. tt kaa mao» amfrlawi of a 

lane proportion of our vtatUnt mala batowa. 

to observa the aaiua eadB sf mcoMty Uwt MOM 

them insist the mnnM ioflow. 

"y * T. ' : 

JoSerra'$ Low Doum --«* in hti sarâa ka put. on » * B l | l 

the limelight fla tbs atoot. And if you wouM oui« 

and while bunttnc for ATOM H a 

And Atlaa mtrteMd me 

up Mai It btcaas» 

•mm

jar** at Ha Utt MM 

I Angler, 93, Has Monthly Prize 

I Bi* Fa*. Haul In State Contest 

To B* Awarded 

For • • • 

«ffl,,*i 

MACKBIIII 

w woar. MIU Bishop, John Palmer, 

Newt Morrell. Ed Beale, BUI King, 

Bmer Itownsend, Ted Orufwe and 

your newsboy have pledged to do 

their part to help this fine fellow 

make this day one of the outstanding 

days of toe summer season, 

• • • 

i^l,il! »i»t «o P~v «^"> » * • 

"'i, noli I. dry town. There were four bottles Oeorge Bauer expects to go fishing 

credit*, at KM of liquor as prtees. They all went If and when they get his boat ready 

The new motor his just arrived and 

it now looks as though the Bauer 

•h. Cigarettes also were plentiful in clan may eat flsh before the summer 

Is ever. 

lucky numbers walked home with 

• • * 

I carton. 

Norman BfUf has just resjived 

his new DodgV but complains that 

Our old friend, Elmer HUlegan. he la unable to find a place to park 

mlfpSated all the way from Phlladel- over the week ends, cheer up, 

¥e8$ we 9 re 

handling 

MORE 

shore calls 

than ever 

beforef/ 

kWw hWiliion hlghwar•*••* *• *» ** mm * r - Roada are] 

edandddayaoftcorMuIt. ^ 

k l t ^ t i i D l t ^ i l v ^ 

Un» tram N«w Jer-ey Shore CoownuiJUe. alone - almost 

• d«x tkiwe th#m lMt y««r./ 

>rt

j 

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-r •>*.. -,>'.,, ^ 

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sx OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

for Theft 

$1000 Ring 

Found in Home of 

Colored Domestic 

^Charged with larceny of a tiOOO 

^ Hag, Dlna Oarmlehael, ie. col- 

domestic, was held In MOM 

for the grand jury in police 

* Saturday, , 

• Detective Samuel Price said that 

" • "suddenly remembered" she 

I the rint when he visited her nt 

home. 419 West av,, after the 

ter of the ring, Mrs. H. a. John 

, MB1 Central av,. reported it 

i missing. 

:*f Mrs, Johnson testified the jewelry 

wu always kept in a bureau drawer. 

t'ftOBJ which it disappeared while 

K m was out and Dlna was doing 

k-housework. The defendant claimed 

Kto have found the ring on the kit- 

ehen floor and picked it up, intend. 

ipt to return it, * 

ti-.". James J, Baker. 18. negro, of the 

•me address, was ordered by the 

.'aourt to be turned over to military 

authorities as an Army deserter. He 

Bad been taken into custody 

'nice for questioning in the r 

disappearance 

Negro Held For Attempted 

Burglary of 2 'Dime' Stores 

AtlMtic City Suspect Offers Alibi; to Face 

Grand Jury; One Store's Office Ransacked; No Cash 

Attempted burglary of-both OCTBI- 

Oity live and ten cent stores was 

solved last Thursday night, ticearl 

ing to resort police, by the arrest 

Thd 29 

Car Afire After It 

HiU Pole; 2 Injured 

A Philadelphia young woman an_ 

i'-. mt escort were injured at Tuekahoe 

> FWday when the car in which they 

; *trc riding struck a pale and caught 

.Taken tp Shore Memorial Hospital 

, was Jans liddis. 22, suffering a frsc, 

mired pelvis, and Lawrence Moore. 

3S. slaa of Philadelphia, with brain 

concussion. 

State Poliee ef the Court House 

bftrrack reported that John calla 

per, 33O0 W, Perm st., wp the 

driver. The crash occurred wher 

be last control of the car at \ 

curve. 

Tucfcahoe volunteer firemen r\ 

tinguiahed the fire. The ear was i 

total Ion, Or, J, a, DeSantis ad 

ministered first aid to the victims. 

Theodore R, Bfuwri, 29, 

235 Kentucky av., Atlantic City 

Brown, formerly an Ocean Ci ty 

resident, was held for the* grand 

Jury on a charge at attempti'd bum 

Ifiry Of HIP Wool worth sitirt 1 , at a 

hearing be tare Pplice Judgy Howard 

Warren. Saturday, 

A second charge of burglarizing 

the Murphy Co." store iieruwi the 

street was not prnssfd ut that time, 

doinf I pending further police invcKimutinii, 

" ' * Chief Robert J Lackey a*k**d thut 

the complaint not be inuvf-cJ. 

OFFERS ALIBI 

rown, through fuunÎ Inane 

Nutter, of Atlantic City; pleiufud nut 

guilty to the attempted entry ot ilw 

Woo)worth Htort 1 ; and iitternpted to 

show for his defense that he wus 

soniewhere else at the time. 

Judge WarrPn Iield him for grunti 

ury net ion on the trstMiHuiy itt !*» = 

rojnian William BprinlL «. ho NUH:I 

he saw* Brown Fillers Jr«ni tin* 

doorway ol the store ubuui 11 30 

m. Thursday whiJe the uiiik-or V,AS 

pat roiling his beat ami uuikinM iu- 

ward the store, 

ESCAPED ARRESTED LATER 

Spruiii said hi* positively reeuy- 

nized Brown before Uic deffiidurst 

started to run bptwi'pn two hinlciiiu^ 

and eventuan>" escaped, only to h* s 

t'd about un hiiUr iater at un 

ice crvuni sUifv on W'vsi uv. ni s ar; 

7th si. I 

night arid that the offire WII.H r 

mucked without any money ur ui 

articles beinM Uiken, 

Tiie mmiiiH oi entry hi rv wiis bv 

the method ui nppniM the luck M 

a riuur, tht* siimi. 5 us \vus att* niji 

Lit the Wutilwurlh Morr, t'l 

Lnikey said hi* wu:, runvimMci l> 

L-riinen isvrv by ihv Kiiiii*' n« r-,iui. 

Cut in Federal 

Spending Urged 

Tlii' Federal i-memmrnl has hi 

uiilnbutinti iti ljiiluliuiiUiy pi 

rt 5 fi" by i'untiinjirii; iifhi ! ll nyn't 

a, THIS'uw. yu-ivr'H hy inc fruH 

itiVH. hll'illinllnii ;i;id dihtcji-iiiiM I?i 

OfK'N KHliJAY nnd HATURDAY K 

Old Affe Aid Cost 

Rising in State 

Cost of old age ussistanrc In New 

Jtawy Is continuing to rise, dur to 

Increased allotments. 

Suiford Bates, commissioner of 

Institutions and agencies, sttid the 

Average monthly grant to recipients 

In June was $33.30. compared with 

433,23 In May and S31.74 in .Tune. 

1JMS. The state was assisting 22,925 

persons under the program as of 

June 30. compared with 23.57rt a 

year earlier The cost is shared by 

federal, state and county adminis- 

trations. 

Want a More 

FIGURE? 

the frunt- 

lu 

plt 

of thi* 

been ripped oIL and part ul ili 

had been pried nut ui tin 

t hd 

dutir 

, The peêntage ef tax exempt 

property In Mew Jersey ro§# from 

14^ per sent of all fatable property 

to 1935 te ig*4 per eent in 1945, re- 

j»ru *the N#w Jersey Taxpayers As- 

•ociaUon. 

Store had not beei 

Another witm 1 **. Jerry PcPi-unc-u. 

.estilied tliat he saw u man ui the 

build and cluihecl liki> Hruwn 

,c?ave the WuuiWurth tUjurwuy jn>t 

spi*tted hi ui, DeFrunru 

said lie iiad noticed the man m 

he doorway some time earlier and 

heard sounds emanating iruni the 

recess as he passed it un his wuy 

honie, 

AT POOL ROOM, CLAIM 

Defense produced a parade of wit- 

lesses who testified that Brown wsus ; 

.t a pool room, the ice cream store ! 

nd another west side store from j 

bout 10:45 p, m= until about nud* j 

night Several o! them to,stt.h*d he I 

was at the store at 11,30, whrr 

Spfuill said he saw Bruwn on An- 

bury av, 

Nutter asked dismissyl of tflr rtim= 

plaint on the ground that ifjsuffi- 

cient evidence was pruênti'd. JudMf* 

Warren, however, said that Miiri* the 

case was so eomplus, he would pri s = 

fer the decision be made by a hiîii*r 

authority, 'iii fairness to ui] inn- 

eerned," 

Poliee disclosed that Hit* Murphy 

Co, store had htjvii enlrred liip KiiniM 

Aydai.'atiiiy it* tin 

AYD5 Candy V, 

In rlink'»l tf^tn 

t hiin_ K«i |«'r?4*!ns I 

ta 15 poun.Jji iiv.r 

Summer Dress 

Sale 

20% Off 

ALL SUMMER 

Staintorf 

Music Shop] 

816 Asbury Aveni 

Presents ,,, In Persoj 

and Publithmd in America'a GTmatmat Family Retort 

Stainton's 

Department Store 

$16.95 Dresses, 

$14,95 Dresses, 



$ 8.95 Dresses, 

$ 8.30 Dresses. 






Less 20 '\ 

Less 20' < 

Less 20'V 

Less 20'< 

Leas 20', 

Leas 20' • 

Lesa 20 'V 

Loss 20', 

Less 20 r , 

Leas 20 entry 

I !te G, C. Murphy Co. eh»Jn 

»i attempted hurjlary or the- 

liworlh store, awl burrlvy 

tebnury at the home al Mrs, 

.Jl Unrtrr, 8W Ce««i«l •¥. 

valuable ring stolen from the 

r home was found in Bland's 

.jsloii, and a second ring was 

ivered from a girl friend. Lucille 

»ii, 30, also of 636 Simpson av.. 

i said that Bland gave it to her, 

i was held under bail on a 

frge ef receiving stolen goods, 

LONG RECORD 

rhe negro is a well known char. 

fer to Ocean City poliee, having 

Kcord of arrests dating back to 

ft, when he was still in school, 

I rieqrd shows an arrest for lewd. 

• in June, IBIS, and another »r- 

; on the same charie in April. 

10 when he was accused of being 

•Ping torn, 

June, 1140, Bland was arrested 

violating parole of the county 

1 and subsequently was sent to 

Annandale Reformatory, He 

out of the reformatory only 

hart time when inducted into 

! Army, in which he served more 

i three years, 

TED BY 

IECT1VE8S WIFE 

and allegedly cut screens of two 

tows at the Price apartment 

I stole a watch and some cash 

n two bedrooms. He was detect- 

I by Mrs. Price while escaping out 

• o[ the windows. The detective, 

o drove up in front of the house 

the psvrhological moment, saw 

• burglar running up the alley 

Bd pursued him on foot. He caught 

pnd on Bth st.. near Asbury av. 

hd arrested him, 

[While Detective Price was chas- 

[ Bland, Mrs. Marry Montgomery. 

apant of the second floor apart- 

nt, had telephoned police head* 

"ters, and a squad of officeri, 

led by Ohlef Robert Lackey and 

Uptaln William Smith had sur- 

Tlinded the neighborhood. 

IH, WATCH RECOVERED 

[The detective marched his pris- 

Tif back home and turned him 

i*r to the others. At headquarters, 

i watch belonging to Price's step. 

•"luihter, Barbara Oery. was found 

Bland'i pocket. Moat of the 

•* he had disposed of along Oen- 

iv,, but it was recovered by a 

-ch with flashlights, officers 

[Bland admitted the unsolved Lin- 

burglary after previously eon. 

Ing the chain store eases, with 

Brown had been charged 

Resigns, 

to 111 Health 

Mi« Brock Not to 

Return; 3 Elected 

t resignation of Miss Isabel 

teacher of English in the 

grade for 14 ywirs and one 

" teachers in the 

j, was received 

Meepted with reBfet by the 

Fuhrman to Conduct On Pier 

At Memorial To Manne 

Noted Philadelphian to Bring Radio Station Con- 

cert Group; Plaque to Be Dedicated, August 25 

The ocean City commissioners 

have iliviled Clftrenrn Fuhrman, 

well known Philadelphili conductor 

and musical dirprlor at Station 

KYW. to conduct Hie municipal 

orchestra at the dedicatory services 

honoring the late J Fred Manne on 

Ihe Musii; Pier, Bunday evening, 

August 25. lie will augment the 

city orcheslrB with nifmbcra of his 

KYW concert group. 

A factor in the commissioners' 

choice was Mr, Puhrmans close 

friendship with Mr. Manne, who 

developed and popularised the pier 

concerts. 

Noted for his work in radio and 

on the concert stage, Mr, Fuhrman 

currently is heard or, the full NBC 

network with his "Today's Concert 1 

broadcast. He also is featured on 

numerous other programs. 

The creator of symphonic jaM, 

he was one of the first men in mu- 

sical circles to combine the old 

with the new. Another revolution, 

ary step he took was to forego the 

use of brass while playillK popular 

music on the radio. He built m 

orchestra with strings, wood winds 

and percussion when virtually every 

other radio unit featured Brass. 

Since the success of this expert, 

merit, several other orchestras have 

Four Guest Artists 

At Music Pier, 

Starting Saturday 

CLABFNt E FUHRMAN 

followed suit. 

The program at the Music Pier 

will be marked by the dedication 

of a plaque to the memory of Mr. 

Manne. It will be made a perma, 

nent part of the pier. 

MISS HBLEN WORBII.OW 

(Pictuin of other Coal Artlsti 

Etsewhere la This l»m! 

Four guest artists will appear with 

the city concert orchestra at the 

Music Pier during the eominf week. 

Director Joseph LaMonaca an- 

ounFes, 

Miss Helen Worrllow, Chegter. Pa., 

MoreCoastGuards 

Go On Duty Here 

Lookout Tower 

Vigil Resumed 

Protection of boatmen by regu- 

lar Coast Quart personnel was re- 

sumed by the Ocean City Life'joiit 

Station of the V. 8. Ooast Ouard 

on Friday, after the station had 

been on an inactive, or caretaker, 

status since Ma> ,211. 

Itour new seamen were assigned 

to the station to supplement the 

two •«••*•• '" • who had been 

me a • more tlian two 

oio:ill 

BEIIftnB LOOKOUT DUTY 

This additional personnel enabled 

th>. station to restcre M-hour duty 

i •' the JoolEout tower on the ucean. 

trint near the inlet and provides 

«•ahort-nanded crU* to Jotnu 

rescue boats when necessary. 

The staUen before the war had 

a crew of 13 to 18 men regularly, 

and it had 10 stationed there be- 

fore the drastic cutback of serv- 

ice at the start of the summer 

season. 

FLOTILLA CONTINUES 

Because the crew is still too 

small for full scale operations. 

Air Transport 

Lines To Use 

Resort Field 

Required Repairs 

To Bar Start of 

Service ThU Year 

Regular commercial airline op- 

erations at The Ocean City airport 

probably will nut begin this sum- 

mer because of the legal and tech- 

nical difficulties involved in mak- 

ing the field safe for use of the 

big planes, 

_ This was disclosed Tuesday by 

Richard T, Mayer, president of 

SeaeuasL Air Lines, operator of the 

field under a five-year lease. 

RECRADE RUNWAYS 

He did announce, however, that 

a project to grade and level the 

enisling runways of the airport was 

to start this week, Tiie work will 

include new gravel in some of the 

low spots and general improve- 

ment of the field for the operation 

of ,'iTiaiier private planes. 

The company also has a hangar 

on urder, but has not yet re- 

ceived It. 

"There are two, aJtd possibly 

three airlines inten»t*d In prs- 

I vidiitf regular scheduled steps at 

the Oiran fiiy airport," Mr, 

Mayer fnid, "but they will not 

**&nie In until our north-south 

•nnway is extended nbout 250 

'*•! to provide an added safety 

raiur In lunding, 

"îr company has approached 

the ^jty commissioners with a re- 

quest that the city extend the 

runwa, m the benefit of such air- 

lines *)uid be to the community, 

not to iur company. We find the 

commlssljiers are agreeable, but the 

difficulties in how the city can 

legally piy.ye the funds for thii 

extension. 

jyric soprano, will be heard Satur- (memaers of the local flotilla of 

day evening, and Andrew Gainey, lhe CoBst Ouard Auxiliar>; will 

Baritoe from Jackson Miss will j untinuj, to asyt with patrol 

if tnoit popular i 

Mhool building. 

day evening, an An 

Baritone from Jackson, Miss., will 

sing Sunday night, 

Next Wednesday's program will 

feature violin solos by Beryl Dolierty. 

or Audubon, and on Thursday the 

pier audience will be entertained by 

Claire M. Bradley, blind pianist 

from prexel Hill. 

IN LIOHT OPERA 

Miss Worrilow. who is «oloist at 

the Third Presbyterian Ohurch, 

Chester, has made many appear- 

ances in light opera, concerts, radio 

and churches throughout the east 

and mid-West. She also travelled 

I, Please) 

Hotels to Stay 

Open September 

Several Advw- 

UM Intentions 

A dozen Ocean Oity hotels have 

undertaken a cooperative advertis- 

ing campaign to assure prospective 

visitors that they have not Inflated 

their rates since the beginning of 

the season. 

First advertisements of the scries 

»ppeafed late last week in news- 

papers of Philadelphia and other 

nearby cities. The cooperating 

Homes Tfaiigs from the^MO-room 

Flanders to the 20-room Hanlf Inn. 

-Guided by the principles that 

have made Ocean Oity America's 

Greatest Family Resort, these ho- 

tels and others are continuing to 

hold rates on a conservative plane 

as established at the beginning of 

WOULD 

•The 

DELAY 

procedure would 

k il ft 

mean delaying the work until after 

tiie summer tamn is over, and 

the airlines wtid not be Interest, 

ed in earning lte f,)r the fall and 

winter because\t probably would 

not pay. \ 

•However, we U confident that 

something will \ worked out to 

lengthen the rufcay during the 

winter, and Ocesrtpltj. win be in 

the airlines 

FILL , 

, 

a position to 

next summer ^Y 

VIE B"BBI i: v 1 * 

Ocean City Baby Adjudged Champion oi 

Revived Parade; Seen By 30,000 PeopI 

Second 

Tot Winner 

Division A 

Phila. Day P« 

Rated One of 

Ever Seen Have 

Ocean City youngster! 

ried off two of th# 

priae awards Wtdl 

morning' M th» reicwt 

its 37th baby parade on 

boardwalk. 

A throng estimated at 

persons witched the colorful, 

breus «nd melodiou* fpgetMM 

it passed in review from 6th to r 

•ta, u the main feature of the P 

adelphln Day celebratton. ~ 

were 350 children ln line. 

r A view of the tremendous crowd that puked the Bomdw.111 during the 

day' The picture was taken immediateiy at the end of the event as the erowd 

rier. 

0. C, Impresses 

Mayor Samuel 

Phila. Officials 

Had Busy Day 

Ocean City wrote a friendly tale 

of two cities in its history book on 

Wednesday as it entertained about 

500 guests from the City of Bro- 

therly Love, and at the same time 

provided an almost continuous 

Npec dele of entertainment for 

in..,, more thousands ot year- 

•"•.tfi and summer residents. 

K iadelphlB Day — coinciding 

th the first anniversary of V-u 

—-, Jay—found Mayor Bernard Sam- 

ing of rubbish already has builtt," and JJ other hiih ranking offi- 

up a large ana in the vicinity of[Jls of that city, with their wives. 

ten'ativte plan, liB 

'o 'inc*i.t iiulhern ei, ^ 

runway by Ming fill from the citi 

rubbish collection trucks. Dump 

will 

to assist with patrol dut- 

ies afloat over week ends, The 

Auxiliary ako helped patrol tiie 

bay Wednesday during the phila 

delphla Day raoM, 

RecommissioninR of the Oeean 

City station wag in line with 

similar action taken in Atlantic 

City, North Wildwoed, Bamegat, 

Bonds and other stations along the 

South Jersey cuast which had been 

made inactive about the same time. 

HOPE FOR MORE MEN 

Robert A. Merrill, boatswain's 

mate He), officer in charse of 

the station here, and his evocutive 

officer, Guy Lewark, chief motor 

machinist, were hopeful that ad- 

ditional enust*d men will be pro- 

vided as the current Coast Ouard 

recruiting drive produces results. 

Stations were curtailed originally 

because, according to headquarters, 

there were insufficient men avail- 

able to man them and at the 

same time cany on duties at sea 

in various parts of the world. 

eepted with reBret by the 

of Idueation Tuesday night. 

Biwlt, whose home ta in 

MMburg, pa,, gave u the reBfon 

[,«inin| the III health of her 

BBUiM and h l l 

in| the III 

and htriell. 

English. 

Th» j 

|tMU«n: 

triell, 

%aUL Comeron. who has 

ng economic gcograpliy. 

W«s Brock us teacher 

eleeted three new 

I Uurence K, Brawn, Newton. Pa,, 

J»l toteh general science anfl eco- 

"«e ttogfaphy, 

ooward R, oibenon, tlnwood, 

•U teaeh mathematics 

Wm Virginia Ruth Brawn, Tam- 

,|*,, wm teach home esmomici, 

IS^*"* Ml » •«"»» Anders, who 

"MS at the end of the »pring 

» Bosrd renewed 111 IranapoT- 

LJoiMract with the Atlantic 

wuuBBrtaiiim Oe,. i% • Btato- 

IncreMe of 11 per cent, 

mr, but triiniportntlon of 

Witt- 

*Unt«r. 1060 Aibury 

the season 

The 

on,"'the advertiseriiei 

advertisement alio nt lays, 

men- 

tioned the fact that all of the hotels 

but one will remain open through 

•eptember. These include The 

Flanders. Lincoln, Hanseom, Belle- 

vue. Breakers, Illinois, Blscayne. 

Raleigh, Strand, Tides and Hanif 

Inn, The OManie, also listed, will 

close early in September. 

A number of other hotels here, It 

it understood, also are planning to 

remain open through September 

this yew. 

S. J. Lifeguard 

Race Here Sept. 3 

Ocean City Defend- 

ing Champion 

The annual South Jersey Cham- 

pionship racing tournament for life- 

guards will be staged In Ocean Oity 

on Tuesday, Beptember 3, the day 

after tabor Day, Beach Patrol Cap- 

tain Thomas Williams announced 

this week. 

The affair is being held here be- 

cause Ocean Oily won the Cham, 

plonship IMt year in Atlantic Oity, 

tinder an agreement of several 

years ago, the tournament always 

la to take place in th>< home waters 

Surf Unusually 

Warm Tim Year 

Bathers in the Ocean City lurf 

orthepart eeuple of weeks have 

Sn cotrnfentinl h,ppUy upon how 

arm the water nee.this yew, 

And figures from the Beach 

arssa 

week the temnefmture, •• 

by the lifeguards, ranged 

76 and 74 degrees. The »««» 

VI d M d In the s 

MtaK 

cold at H 

tun wai 7 

grees. The » « » 

UDward. In the same 

Mnea 

the incinerator, 

Mr, Mayer Mid that a, recent 

survey of airline travel In and 

alt of the AUsntlc Cltj airport 

shawed that about 25 per cent 

of the pisseniers were bound t. 

Ocean City, on a run to Pitt. 

bnrEh, Fa., it wu faunl that M 

per «nt of the huaintss was 

from this resort, which has a 

tarter sammef popnbiin from 

that area, 

commercial transport planes 

nan land on the local field it pres- 

ent but they insist on tl* extra 

runway length for landing with 

heavy loads or under adver»t wea- 

ther conditions, 

city officials, the airline head 

said have been cooperative with 

the tenant company and are fcenly 

interested in attracting nmlar 

passenger service to the resort 

Visitor From Camin 

Wins Fishing Prize 

Edward R. Deibert, of Camftn, 

an Ocean City summer residiit, 

has been awarded the weekly m 

in the Cape May Bounty F 

boniest for the week of July 2 

His kinifish story was selected*« 

the outstanding one of the week.jt 

also will be eligible for the seai% 

prize in that class, : 

expressed himself 

h t ad 

More City Lots to 

Be Auctioned on 4th 

The city's next sale of etty.owiv 

real estate will take place Bepter 

her 4. Commissioner Henry noesefi 

Jr.. armaunced this week. 

Preparation of the list of lots to 

be offerea at auction to the highest 

bidder Is now being made at the 

finance department office. 

nored guests of Ocean City, 

^he Philadelphia chief executive, 

aklng briefly Wednesday nmiit 

iceding the fireworks display 

tit climaxed the program, said 

heiwos amiuod uiid drliiilHod ID 

leal while here thiil about BS 

perWnt of the summer population 

is f%n his city and vicinity 

FAVyiB IT ANNUALLY 

"Wlare all niest pleased to have 

been teur guests today." he said, 

"and h tins is made an annual 

event, 1 for one guarantee Ocean 

City wilfiiiive tiie best of coopera- 

tion from Philadelphia in arranging 

it," Mayor taiuel expr 

as impressed by the resort and ap- 

preciative of its health-Riving ad- 

vantages, 

David W. Hasris. director of rev- 

enue for the Commonwealth of 

Pennsylvania, amther of the spec- 

ial party, represented Governor Ed- 

ward Martin, who vas unable to be 

present, 

"This has been a great day, not 

only for Philadelphia but for Penii. 

syivania," Mr, Harris said. He is a 

local summer cottager. 

ARRIVE BY MOTORCADE 

Mayor Baniuel and his party ar- 

rived here in a motorcade of 18 au- 

tomobiles. escorted by Philadelphm 

police. Almost 400 other BUtwts. in- 

eluding two bands and a squud oi 

100 picked traffic policemen, tame 

in by train. 

VirsinLi Marie densemer, age I year, « months, child of Mr. and 

Mrs, John aenaomer, 141 Asbury av., campion of the Batty 

Wednesday. The selection was made fram more than me enirlw by 

a judjlnt eammlttee of physician and wa. made on "I ^_i^.i 

health and genera! physil nerfeeUon, (Phof by Senior I 

Helicopter 'Rescues*Man 

From Sea As 10,000 Watch 

Dramatic Stunt Seen as Forerunner 

Of Future Beach Patrol Method 

u p M with_m, 

|B( enp by Mayor B 

n^ of Fblbia^pbte, 

"Oinfer", who rodt In a t 

decorated with pink and Been pa- 

per and labeled "Rosebud-, w»» 

pushed alonf by her fatrier. a 

tnin of Army Air Wetcs M-3B 

erttioru In (he FaeUie. She 

chosen as the stand-out entrant tgf 

a committee of phyilclaiu. 

DEPUTY CHIEF-8 TOT WINS 

Another revrt tot, one-yoar-oMT j 

Haney BeUe Smith, I1S7 tty »•"»; 

wu selected u winner of DivliJott' 

A, for tancy contumed chUdnDt* 

walking or riding. She rode In * 

carriage labeled "Mother'! DotTT 

She Is the daughter of Mr. an4- 

Mrs, Robert L. BnUto, h« * *^" 

Mine deputy chief of the 

City fire department. 

Other winner* ln Division 

which bad 1TT enMN, 

M M prtie. Caml 

Runyan, *', daughter sf Mr. 

Mrs. Wallace H. Runyan, S» 

Gary Drive. Manaa, Pa.: thW. , 

Nancy Helen .Norrls. a, d»u«ht«e- 

of Mrs. Doris W. Norrls. 1161 Had- 

don av., Camden, and 033 Ocaatt 

• this city. 

Carol Elizabeth rode ln a tiny 

cart surrounded by flowers and en- 

titled "Mistresn Mary". Nancy was 

a fctcliine Dutch Qirl with ted 

Jacket and blue and white check- 

ed skirt. 

TWO PHILA. BOYS WIN 

Two Philadelphia boy* won flnt 

prize in Division a for comic dreia- 

ed entrants. They were Robert 

Adams. 1. and his brother Richard, 

3, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 

Adams, 8817 B, ?ath st. 

Celebrating V-J Day behind a 

realistic miniature bar was Betty 

Lou Waters, 3 1-2, daughter of Mr. 

•nd Mrs. William M. Waters, Ml< 

Madison av., Atlantic Oity, who 

on second prize in this division. 

Third went to Charles A. Kauff- 

man. 16 months, son of Mrs, Doro- 

thy c. Kauffman, 619 Argyie rd, 

Wynnewood, Pa. 

HAMBURG STAND WINNER 

A miniature hamburg stand won 

irst prize In the small float dlvto- 

on for Bert and Stephen Eggly, 

ons of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert EggJy, 

01 Runnymede ay,, Jenkintown, 

(Paia 3, Pl 

| Thi> frasibility of usiiiK a helieop- 

~t ..».,,, ilcr far beach rescue work was ef. 

li All of the visitors seemed to en. | tpctively demonstrated before some 

lejtt sale qt eity.owne^Joy the resort's first post-wnr baby j lo.ooo spectatort along the Ocean 

HI take place Septem4|P»rade inimeiisply, as the childreh I City boardwalk and beach, Wednes- 

lsgloner Henry Hoescrjftopned at their reviewlne suind. j dny afternoon, as part of the Phila. 

(P»«e s. Please) • • ••• ~— — 

of the defending champions. 

Oapt, Williams said that the mile 

boat race and an ocean swim will 

be staged near the 10th st. Beach 

Patrol headquarters. This Is the 

same location to be used for the 

Patrol's own championship boat 

race, geheduled for Friday, Atigust 

as Invitations were lent out this week 

to all BeacH Patrols along the South 

Jersey coast to send teams for the 

September 3 competition. 

iULLETIN! 

President Truman late Tue»- 

(lay signed Into law bill II, R, 

'*», which authoriws federal 

'ttntributlon of funds up to 

>e third the cost of beach 

*otectlon nnjeets, 

'The meuun, which paaied 

% Senate two weeks ago, sets 

• precedent by estalillihlne a 

•%ral policy of aid for resorM 

"tombat erosion by the ocean, 

IN PHMit has been south! 

»(« the disastrous hurricane 

teb IM4, 

di'iphin uay proRram. 

The victim" of the r»seue. Life. 

suiird Jim Duncan, was reached by 

Ills rescuer. Liieguard Bill Woioe, 

and brought back to safety and 

tlrsi aid treatment on the beachJa 

a little more than tnree minutes 

from the time the helicopter took 

off from the beach. 

FOREHl'NNER OF FVTURE 

BtBied just south of the 10th it. 

Beach Patrol headquarters, the 

demonstration was referred to by 

LBwrence Earle, president of the 

Helicopter Air Transport, Inc., as 

something that "may well bo the 

forerunner of 'jeauh patrols of the 

future." 

The helicopter, a new B-61 Bikor- 

Mexican Senoritas, Visiting Here, Observe Contrasts 

. . . „ • • • • • , • • * _ • _ . - . - • 

Find American Men Not At Courteous As Latins j Impressed'By Freedom of U, S, Girls 

•y OWEN FBTTIT 

Friendly relations between the 

BnlWd States and at least one 

country "South of the Bordw" Me 

being cemented more closely by two 

charming visitors In the resort, the 

Benorltas Maria And Alena Ala- 

irts», of Chapultepec Heights, the 

residential section of Mexico city. 

They are hous« guesU of DJ, and 

Mrs, John S, Devlne. 118 Pinnacle 

rd. For the Senoritas Alatriste, this 

Is their first vUit to Ocean Oity and 

their first trip anywhere without a 

chaperon. The ehapwen, a frrmly 

entrenched Meidon tradition, U a 

Ing, custom while ln Mexico, the 

Senoritas explained, 

CHAPERON CAN BE YOLING 

Alena. a vivacious brunette with 

dusky black hair and smiling eyes, 

pointed out, however, that a chap- 

eron need not be an old woman, 

"I may go out with a man in the 

day time, accompanied by my sis- 

ter." ihe Mid, "and the and I nW 

walk in the daytime with a chaper- 

on^but at night, never j" 

The young women flew from 

Mexico Oily to Hew jyork. where 

they were met by Mrs, pevlne. Since 

Utah Aa fe*s been nctlng u their 

ch*P«ron and will be with them un- 

Ul thw bovd tba MMM far tiu n- 

turn flight, 

AH, MEMI < AMERICANS 

women carrying suit 

l — paraphernalia in a 

h 

City 

quick". "In Mexico," she said, 

"When we go to the moves, after the 

show is over, we sit and talk for a 

while in the theatre. No one rush- 

es about. But here, by the time the 

lights are on weryone Is pulling on 

his coat or rulinlng up the aisle to 

be out," she lauihed, "I like it 

though—that hurry!" 

Both |trls,,enjey dancing but at- 

tend few dances in Mexico, "W( 

seldom go to public dancing place! 

as you do here," Alena said, "Anr 1 

there Is no boogie-woogie," 

LIKES JITTERIHIGGING 

"I like to watch this Jltterbugging. 

though." Maria said, "I never did 

IMMI $, Fit* % HM 

sky. was piloted by Major Prank 

Cashman. former Army Air Forc- 

es Helicopter pilot, who holds the 

distance record for rotary winged 

craft He flewân Army helicopter 

from Wrtiht Field. Dayton. O,, to 

Boston, a distance of 108 miles, last 

May, 

FLIES STRAIGHT IIP 

Lifeguard Duncan was "drown- 

ng" in the sea about a block off 

Naf^r*^', 

I" 

^ '•,' 1 ^ '

J ¥ % f 

•.V» 

Vil

Hie 

Stratlmre, N. J. 

f AT, DRINK 

X 

_(__M_n_I^Pflh__B' 

OOCKTAILBAR 

>•••' LOUNGE 

TOIIiCHT 

AND EVERY NIGHT 

DANCE 

JAMES EVANS 

PUttera 

And Hi, 

GENTS OF JIVE 

i always • good time at DEAUVILLE INN 

H> 8*«k of AStl, it on the Ocean 

Sea Ua City 3-4805 

K. W. STUBBS, Prop. 

% * 

IK'SNightly 

Entertainment Headed by 

JIMMY DAUBERT 

io • WLnoDO 

Plan Farm Aid 

Via Electricity 

lo Dring to the American farniar 

complete knowledge on the us* af 

electricity to improve and Incrcav. 

bit production ud raise hi* stand- 

M of living while lowering Mi 

costt and allowing him man leisure, 

the first national conference ever 

MUsd for that purpose will be held 

in Chicago early In November, 

Manufacturers are ceopentLig 

with agricuUuraJ engineers io ar 

ranging for the conference. 

Toot*ie Ecnp*c>? 

To share the elegance of longer 

drama, women'a shoea are colne 

tack to closed Mela and toe* thi 

Guild of Better shoe Manufacturers 

of N. v, predicta. The change how: 

ever, will be • gradual one— and 

platfomu) will maintain their popularity. 

THE CAPE THEATRE 

Cape M.y, N, J. T. C. Uph.m, Mgr. 

PRESENTS 

Nancy Carroll in 

"Too Many Husbands" 

By Bomenet Manfham 

Men., August 19 Thru Sat,, Aug. 24, 8:45 P, M. 

Italian on Saturday at I P, M. 

Now Playing Thru Srt., Aug. 17 

EUm Landl in "Candida 1 ' 

Phone Gape May 6451 

Phono 907 

HARRY'S INN 




Frog Less 

Package Goods Cocktail Bar 

Platters and Sandwiches Served from 12 Noon to 2 un. 

Full Course Dinners from g to 9 p.m. 

HATTERS Tb TAKE OUT 

iNCHORAGE TAVERN 

STEAKS, [HDP5 

Dinner. 4 to 10 — Sunday. 12 to 10 

Delaware Aw. at Bay, Somer. Point ph. 820 

BAR -a 

CAFE GROVE 

— Wizard of Hammond Organ 

And Those Philadelphia Singing Stars 

of Radio and Night Clubs 

• BILL DONAHUE 


One MikFrooiSorDer. Point Orefci en May* Landing Read 

*«~ " 

.£wSm nW WBW ^Bn^s~_^ ^ 

THEONLY»AW0rri3iaW 

, INTHCWOMJI " 

JACK PRINCE — 

— Also — 

The original MacNamara's Bawl 

AMERICA'S CRAZIEST BAND > • . 

Dancing Every Night 8 to 2 A. M. 

SunfUy Matinee With Name Band —4 to 6 p.m. 

Bathers Permitted on Dane* Ffo«f During Suinlay Mat-we 

EXTRA —FRIDAY, AU8UST 16th —EXTRA 

The Winner of Preliminary Miss America Pageant Contest 

MISS OCEAN CITY 

i \ffctfS 

Will Be Crowned In Orsatti's Casint 

For* 

tear 

(If you m beriroen the agei of ! 8 and 28 and wish to Miter thu contest. Phone Sotnen 

Poins 745 immediately.) 

— August 18 U 24 —GLEH GRAY-*. 

No Admission, Cover or Minimiim Charge at A_y Tim* Ex 

Saturday Night. Admiwion Saturday Ev«oin« $1 

We StiU MainUin OPA Price. 

ORSATTTS GASINQ 

(Formerly th- Gtowmy) 

Cdb wUl convey 

CiJty Cdb w 

of He LARGEST Cifr 

iOMERi F' n "N -• 

EDDIE CALLAHAN, %, 

For RsMrv-ttom C*ll gonan Point fm 

or foar ptiNtw from Ocean City (1 

City 0106. 

11 

%B

flu-Jbualne*, fnnSthe ground up." Dr. I 

,kno*n qrlmlo- fort hi* departure Sunday 

'ifMMl'tM eflltle* I find the Department* tecrt. 

" " Me Qteal ai|f.tipwi*iii ig'sselleEt anil IM 

t,«wf «t- pmanari the equal of that to be 

M th. MM* found anywhere. 

I Ms ttst ban NKKP MOM| pouCE 

. "My only criticism would be that 

the department need* man men, 

Jly at tlu. Mason of the year 

the city u M awiM with 

I throughout its M squire 

"" "T -~ — mUe*. Tin force should be to- 

^^_ et«»d, e»eB if It means increaalng 

POINT U» WWprtaMBfl, W tBe police are 

— '* Is keep pace with the wowth of 

tbf community." 

Dr. Simon said he waa particularly 

-.- glad to note the use of two-way 

»«e By load police. - 

"One 01 the big problems of law 

enforcement today.- he said, ••la that 

the general public has the wrong 

attitude toward policemen. The people 

look upon officers u men who 

nterfere with them doing emctly as 

they Blase, and they resent any 

Interference. It b just part of the 

psychology of the time,. 

SHOULD TRUST COPS, 

WOT BESENT THEM 

^ûalW. » pollee department Is 

^^-. _ HBethtni that should be trusted 

p p d Jut the «me u the 

1« m a persons front door. The 

. _ 

i Mr and Mm Aiher, H u.,rf «... 

I.Hîi,, ^^ AlDertH,Petri.Phtladelphia. 

are spending a brief vaottlon 

at 912 Central av, 

TAXI 

Pbom 

CAB 0665 

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UQUORSTORE 

On tl» Traffic Cu-de, Sonera EWBI, N,|. 

M MM Ita In Somen Mat 

Dixie 

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I HO CHAKQB n OOUKS 

ART'S 

OYSTER HOUSE 

ng 2.SS Ct. 

Over 150 fine diamond, ruby and sapphire rings that limited 

space does not permit us to dfaeribc 

FAMOUS RUG 

TO BE SOLD 

B. Zaconick and Son, proprietors of the Half Moon 

Art Galleries, 984 Boardwalk, have been commissioned 

by the widow of the late Dr. Homer E. 

Clarke, of Massie's Mill, Virginia, to dispose of 

the large collection of rugs gathered from all puts 

of the globe by her late husband. 

Dr. Clarke was nationally known w a collector 

of fine rugs. Included in this collection are Pine 

Silks, Keshans,-Hermans and Sarouks. 

COLLECTION 

AT AUCTION 

•30,000 RUG ' 

Among the rugs which will be offeni 

the Half Moon Art Galleries •tuttas tkfa w* 

end an 50 81k Hogs r^ngtiiK In riH hMB ¥01 

m. W%U* mgytdned at »30r000.00 v 

Thto collection of rags MtMt he soli «* Mf 

date the*e«tate. • • "km 

WiM im the Half Moon Art €'^ * ijJsi 

the Sentinel-Ledger for an ttparti 

ment In the very near future. -• r> ^% 

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HALF MOON ART GALLE 

934 BOARDWALK ».

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[Cruel To Sudeten Germans 

of 

prvuhattl* 

on Sunday, 

mani 

Radio Minkter 

FMSt iVMS 

CM., HUi 

Br. L. 

etort Patter, Son fa BshecJa, Throw. New Ught 

n LHh.ppy P::,.; AMMM Oltnxh AtnUjary 

Retort 

PMtor 

ania* 

In UM 

'fiMt 

. m number, win be 

•RMMt m 

Nlfht" Nlco- 

•> and 

[with an MMnaive platform and 

'mdlo ministry. » Hu Had j«n 

of tipertenc*. MtUnr with a wide 

t*n«e of Bible conference ministry. 

t l it td ith th 

Bible conference minstry. 

it lie it connected with the 

dmtkm. a natkn-wiM 

ditd b D 

I, » 

•WOW 

, will Ming 

-Ood it Our 

Kugene.Oon 

nM m tlw 

r UuaMn 01 

Hal*. 

Olty Tabernacle As 

i ettiblished by the 

I of OHU caty to contlnu. 

•**• u.ttm. it u BOD. 

,WM M ta open to BU 

ftanaMeiuM, without regartf 

morntog .ervics starts ai, 

.Jt tor (Ul wor. 

The auto entrance 1, on 

•V, between »th and eth 

rwKlBi 

evangelistic program directed b; 

Charles B, Fuller, of the "Old J> 

toned Revij Hour" round-the- 

world radio broadcast. 

His broad background of Bible 

knowledge also has entitled htm to 

• recognized as an outstanding 

in author. One of his most 

books k "Meet YMnMf In 

.f dally 

m, Tuet- 

"the PUtM of • People." a de- 

Hptlve namtten of the hardships 

by the Sudeten OtnuH of 

U border towas, was 

ted Monday after- 

Women's Auxiliary 

-, topic , 

noon before 

sf the First Presbyterian Church in 

the solarium of The Flanders by 

Rev, Oesffe Fischer, pastor of the 

church. 

Born in Bohemia, Dr. Fischer re- 

tailed bow, In 1R1B, that ares, then 

a province of the Austrian Empire, 

was Incorporated with other local 

states Into Ciecho-Blovatla. Of the 

approximately 14 million people re 

Hdlng there, about J? per eent were 

Wht k as •ud 

g 

be recog 

Christian 

j Kbit." 

Bt, Laurln wUl be 

th Bib 

, Bt, Laurln wUl 

| In the Bible Hour be speatln, 

at 11 a. m. 

nun KBWEGta 

Tenor In tfie Tabeiaacla fear, 

What are known 

mans. 

p ent wer 

•udeten-Oer 

Service 

Luthe ran* 

ON 

to Play 

Jjuttoeran Church, 1Mb 

Central av., will sold 

MM mm* Bonday at 

m. The amrtse 1» planned 

benefit of tHesa who 

iliJMMt toe Gr|U 

in MIT. 

y 

the additional contributors 

Oroui Fund will 

cited. 

». •*»!•*, 

ST. MART'S CHAPEL 

end «t. and Atlantic a*. 

•unday Ittsses—i:M ajn., 

8, 10 and 11 a, m 

First Friday Maura: 8:80 and 8 

ajn. Confessions on Saturday — T-JO 

P.m.. 8 pjn, and eve of First Friday. 

T;30 -to B p,m. 

Weekday Masses, 7:30 a.ui, 

Ilal STEEET *~" 

Mndiy Uuta. • and 10 a. a. 

«rst Friday. T a. m. 

Confessions on Saturday and eve 

of tint Friday; 7:30 to S p, m. , 

MOLT TRINITT EPI8COFAL 

Ilth it. and Central av. 

Her. mcharH 8. HHey, Rector 

7:30 and Ila, m, Holy Communion. 

10 a. in. Sunday School. 

11:15 a. m. Morning Service. 

Weekdays: 

10:30 a. m. Wednesday. 

>M a, m, Friday 

Bamls 1 Damêtd,, 10:30 a. «, 

CHUKCIIE8 W * 

CHRIST. SCIENTIST 

"•eul" is the Lesson aermem sub. 

Ject for •unday, August II. 

Qolden Text; "My soul doth mag- 

nify the Lord, and my spirtt hath 

fejojeid in Ood my Baviour," (Uuke 

Sermon. Passage* from the King 

James version of the Bible include: 

"For the Lord Ood Is ,a sun and 

•Meld: the Lord will give Brace and 

glory:, no good thing will he with- 

held from them that walk upright- 

ly" Pi, 14:11), Correlative passages 

from "•eienoe and Health with Key 

to the Scriptures- by Mary Baker 

gddy include: 

"The sun is not affected by the 

revolution of the earth. So science 

reveal* Soul as Ood. untouched by 

sin and death,—as the centra] Life 

and intelligence around which circle 

harmoniously all things in the ays- 

terns of Mind." (p. 310). 

Christian Science services art 

held during the summer season ill 

the VUldee Theatre, Sundays, at 

U a. m. 

(Fat* i. HeaM) 

"I do not blame all the Czechs. 1 

Dr. Fischer said, "But I do think 

blame can be placed upon the Rus- 

sian-dominated portion of the gov- 

eminent. The Sudeten Germans 

have no rights. They are dispos- 

Kiaed and unwanted. They also are 

human beings who must have lood 

and shelter. 

"However, I believe in a rifhte- 

ous Lord. Steaiinc Is stealint and 

wUl be praUhed, The NaxU stole, 

and BOW the GMCIH n>ni to be 

dolne the same thing 

"There are three things which I 

believe will help those suifcriiig neo- 

pie, I believe in Ood; I pray: and 

I hope, 1 

MISS POTTS SINGS 

Ouest artist of tiie afternoon was 

Lorelei Potts, soprano soloist of the 

Presbyterian Church chair, whose 

selections Included '•Clianina Mia." 

"One Night of Love," and "My Oar- 

den." Bhe was accompanied at the 

piano by Miss Julia Williams. 

Miss Catherine Borden. of the 

Oermantown Players. arch 

Rev, Geonte Fischer. Th, D., PMtor 

Bils a. m,—Prayer meeting of 

he •unday School teachers and 

ifficers in the choir riwm. 

9:30 a. m.—Church at Study. 

Sunday school Lewon for August 

m. "Jesus and Pure Living," Tem- 

perance lesson. m%, 80:14i Prov. 

4:!4-23; Matt, 5:1. 27-M; Bph. 

5:1-0; Phil, 4:1, 

Today's lesson to be taught from 

the pulpit by Rev. Bllsamrth Br- 

Bkine Jackson, D. D., pastor of the 

Market Square Pres'jyierian Church 

of Oennantown 

10:4S a. m—"Oie Ctiureh at Wor- 

ship. The seventh In a series of 

sermons on the Redmiptlve Names 

of ood. "Jehovfih-ShBmma." "The 

Lord Is present." teeklel 4i:3S, 

The choir, directed by Henry c 

Ijper, will sing, "Olorta in Encel, 

sis" by w, A. Mozart. Soprano 

solo, "Fear Ye Not, O Israel" by 

Buck, by Audrey Oarey, A special 

offering toward the church repair 

fund will be received. 

1:43 p. m.—Bvenmg aervioe of 

Worship, etuest speaker. Rev. mlt- 

WBrth Erskine Jackson, D.D., pas- 

tor of the Market square Presby- 

terlan Ohurch, Oermantown. "Tie 

Olory of Redemption," I, Kings, 

Chapter 7. The choir will sing, 

"What of the Night, O Wfttoh- 

maTi." by Thompson, Soprano solo 

by Lbuise K, MOSS. 

Monday, 8:30 p. m,—Meeting of 

the Bummer A'udllary in the »uth 

solarium of The Flanders, Hos- 

tesses: Mrs, George Hellrick and 

The Misses Martha, and Margaret 

Stevenson, program: Miss Cathryn 

Borden. a member of Uie German, 

town Tr.eater Guild, ftill present 

some readings. 

Miss Isabel Ott priekitt will nrei 

side at tlie piano and slso sins. 

All women are invited. 

•II those deilrUig to Ulk to him on 

baal eJmreU mMXm, 

FIRST METHODIST 

"The Chureh With the chimes" 

-gth st. and Central av, 

Itcv. A. Lynn aanilofr, MinistCT 

•anday, April 11 — 

Sunday Bchool—D;30 a. m.-WIU 

bur A. Clark, superintenaent. There 

is a class litre for every age. Come 

and study the Bible with us. 

. Morning Worship—II a, m.—Ser- 

mon: "Power Unto Salvation"—Mar- 

jna packler, soprano; Anne Bimon, 

I alto; Harry Martyn, bass; Oeorgej 

Lapham, tenor, will sing at bath the. 

mornini and evenlni services. Dor- 

itiiy 8. Brick, organist. 

Boardwalk Twilight Service in the 

Moorlyn Theater—7:41 p. m.—Quest 

Ipeaker; Bishop Pred Pierce Carson, 

Resident Bishop of the Philadelphia 

Area of the Methodist Church, 

I Tuesday, August 30—S:Su p, in.— 

The Summer Auxiliary will meet at 

'The aiseayne. 

Wednesday. Auftnt II — 

The mid-week scrvlco of prayer 

and Bible study offers sou a lime 

for meditation and worship, Every 

one Is welcome. 

The pastor will be in the church 

office daily, Monday to Friday, from 

4 to S p. m. He will be glad to meet 

vlted to attend^, 

UNION CHAPEL 

Bui st. and Central a*. 

Be?. Bofcert iBioot. of BaMtam, M4 

•unday Bchool, 10 a, m. Classes 

for all ages. 

Morning worship, 11 a. m. 

Brief message. 

Evening service of song, t to B p,m. 

UNION CHAPEL BV THE 1EA 

55th st. and Asbyry av. 

Rev. Linn Bowman, D, D,, will 

deliver the sermon. 

Sunday School, §;« a, m. 

Church servl, 11 a, m. 

$309 Electrical 

Fees During July 

The city government received 

saOB.SO in fees lor electrical permits 

issued during July, Inspector Ray- 

mond K, Perks reported this week. 

He said that this revenue represent- 

ed a saving to the city of S8S.M, By 

comparison with what tt woffld have 

paid under the former system in 

which he was employed by the Un- 

derwriters' Association, which re- 

ceived the fees. 

The monthly report for July 

showed "«7 application* for permits 

for electrical work, and M viola- 

tions discovered by the inspector. 

West 1 

Mi Street and Aibory 

Chootm from Otpp . '• 

VARIED MENU 

Onr mwz, dimmed dmUy, off«f» > 

tw yonr dining phun In tft 

steaks, ud the OHMl BMt Ml pMttrjr 

win «IwByB find mlJdng anfM^. 

BREAKFAST 

LUNCHEON — pi 

Once Again - -« 

No Finer Food In Town 

CHURCHES 

Continued from sage t 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST 

"Th« Capel-PreacMlw, Bible- 

Teaching. Missionary ehnreli 1 * 

leth st. and Wesley ar, 

R*v. Victor B, Beattle, Pastor i 

Snoday, August II — I 

B'4S a. m,—The Sunday School, 

equipped and ready to serve the 

family with helpful and friendly 

classes for all. Russell Button, sup- 

erintendent, 

11 a, m.—worship Service, The 

pastor preaching. 

8'SO p m.—Youth Meeting, Pastor 

Beattle continues his "Summer Her- 

les of Bible Messages"' slanted to- 

ward the interest of 'teen-age youth. 

7:10 p. m,—Gospel •ervlce, Bev, 

Howard W. Oursler, pastor of Oas- 

Dine 

Out 

Foday Give Mother a Vacation, Too! 

Places fq Dine 

Appearing in this issue 

HOTEL BISCATNB 

Ocean Ave. at Moorlyn Temee 

CHATTERBOX 

Mi and Central 

CIIHTBB'S BBiTAWRANT 

4th and CorlnthUii 

CORRAL BISTAURANT 

1352 Asfcnnr An, 

CRYSTAL DINING ROOM 

Hotel Oceanic 

DREXEL ARMS 

1136 Centnl Ave. 

ESSir.'S RESTAURANT 

9th and Ashury Ave 

FLORIDA INN 

80s eth st. 

GARDEN PATCH 

8th and Board-alt 

GEORGIAN COFFEE SHOP 

1120 Central Ave. 

IIANIF-INN 

918 WerteyAre, 

HOTEL HANSOOM BBSTAOILANT 

8th ott Boardwalk 

HELEN'S DINING BOOM ' 

403 14th St. 

IIOOATES 

eth St. and Bay 

noRSEYS RESTAURANT 

lin-SI Aihnry Ave, 

JOHNSTONE'S 

1st Ajbury An. 

LINCOLN RESTAURANT 

Mil and Wedey An. 

LINGO'S RESTAURANT 

IBS Battmea Rd. 

KAIER'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 

9th St, at Boardwalk 

MODAUSON 

PnMic DinlM Boon 

M CorinthWn An. 

NICiMT OWL GRILL 

7th and Asbnry Ave, 

THE NORTIIWOOD 

400 Ocean An, 

PLYMOUTH INN 

Plymouth Plat* & AUantle Ave. 

REGINA HOTEL 

til WMley An, 

HOTEL SCARBOBOUOH 

720 Omul An, 

SIMMS SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 

Boardwalk M Mooriyn Ttrraoc , 

HOTEL SOUTHERN 

US 5th St. 

WATSON'S 

Mh Ml Ocemn 

WESLEY TEA ROOM 

1338 Wnfcy An. 

WBsrs 

rCLUB 

BREAKFASTS 

5 to 8 

DlHNIRS 

8 to 11 

Phone 1960 

open 

ram 

PUBLIC 

FOR YOUR EATING PLEASURE ... 1 

THE CORRAL RESTAURANT 

J^ Antoinette B. Rflfers - HBfriet Towfcs, Fm. 

Jif 1352 Asbury Ave. 

£4PT^ SpeelnlitlBt In 

, Chicken in the Basket 

Barbecued Meats 

Italian Spaghetti 

Breakfast, SsSO to 18i30 

Luncli. 12:30 to 2:00 

DlBoer. 4:30 to 8:00 

HOME COOKED FOODS TO SUIT YOUR TABT1 

Seafood 3!: 

n., 

From 9:30 turn, to 8:30 fkm. 

•nd CIOMM] one d*y weakly 

Added Pleasure for Vacation Dinmrf 

rot; CAN ENJOY 

Our SpaciouM Lounge* and Bun Deck 

DELIGHTFUL ATMOSPHERE DELICIOUS FOOD 

In the COOL 

Crystal Dining Room 

OCEANIC HOTEL 

lltfiandWcileyAve. 

DINNERS (|1 JS to #1.60) Sirred 6 Until 8 p.m. 

BREAKFASTS (.45 to .90), S^cd 8:30 Until 11a.m. 

•th and Aibnrr AVE, 

THE WINDSOR RESTAURANT 

Boardwalk at 4th Bt, 

VERNON U U 

410 Auntie A. 

VINO* 

UM MM An. 

SOMERS POINT 

ANCnOBAOE TAVERN 

Bay A Mamie AVM, 

ART'S OYSTER MOUSE 

Circle 

HARRY'S mr 

JACK'S GROVE 

Mm bHUU Rd. 

HAM 

•M Shore Ro»d 

TONY MAST CAFE 

Ml IN AM, 

POINT TAVERN 

VSff 

Telephone 1238 

Open All Year 

WSSVShf-ifSf 

on the cm** 

BOY itmrg SHIP BAR 

"•MMr 

An. 

L1NWOOD 

SEAMAN8 

MM 

gTRATHMERE 

DMCvni* noi 

The Hanif'Inn 

Caff mm Shop and Dining Room 

916 Wesley Avenue 

Breakfast ii served from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.; 

dinner from 5 to ,8 excepting Sunday when the hours 

are from 4 to I p.m. 

Full course dinners, which include salads, rwp 

from fl to $1.50 with a few specials higher. 

HOTEL 

SOUTHERN 

83S Fifth Street 

FOOD YOU WILL ENJOY 

TRULY 

DELICIOUS 

5 to 7:30 P.M. 

Af tor Dinner BBJW Our 

Overlooking P 

Under 

Entirely N 

Park and Ocean 

ATTENTION GIVEN DINNER PASTIES 

RALPH D.G1ARTH 

j-11-1~~i 

Refined, Home-Like Placa to Eat 

MODAUSON 

PUBLIC DINING ROOM 1 

First Street and Canntliian Aifiiw - .; 

A La Carte Breakfast —9 to 11 i30«um. 

Dinner — 5 to 8 p.m., $1,0)0 to $2^0 

NO WAITING — wm/amn 

SPECIAL: TENDERLOIN STEAK 

Tables on the Screened Porch 

Vstam Mwtftr, T. R. 

¥ 

Georgian Coffee 

1120 Central Av«. 

BREAKFASTS ~ 

REALLY HOT 

With Batter 

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OCEAN CITY SEMTINEL-LEDGER Friday, 

, [eat May Be Forced Indoors 

iFrom 'Cold' Air Outside 

' -'Cheaper Electricity, FM Radios, Technicolor Tele- 

vision on Way, ftof. VaU T#Us Rotary Club 

Houses of the not-too-distant fu 

ture may be heated from the heat 

tn the "cold" winter air out of doors, 

primped Inside by electricity. 

This and other astounding possi- 

bilities iu the development of eleo. 

trical gadgets was described to the 

' Rotary Club at The Oceanic last 

Friday by Prof Charles R Vail, of 

Duke University, son of Dr and Mrs, 

. Charles ILâtl, of Ocean City, 

"Vour electric refrigerator," hi 

said, "is equipped with a pump that 

pumps heat out of the refrigerator. 

Why not reverse the process and 

' pump heat into your home from 

the outside air?" 

-PRACTICAL FOR OCEAN CITY 

He explained there Is abundant 

heat In outdoor air, even In mid 

i> winder. He said that what we call 

«*ro actually is not zero, that abao 

lute feero Is minus 230 degrees. 

He declared that the idea of 

pumping heat into houses from the 

out of doors has been tried and 

that It "worki, cjpecUllfr as far 

north as North Jersey. 

Another possibility Is radiant heat, 

emanating from electric heaters In 

stalled In the- walls of a home, 

fluorescent lamps that do not 

flicker when they arc turned on and 

which will produce any color char., 

acterlstlc deUred have been devel- 

oped, he said. 

ELECTRONICS IN INDUSTRY 

Industrial electronics h a new 

field that Is being developed rapidly, 

he continued With electronics it 

Will be possible for Just a 1 few em- 

ployes to operate and control heavy 

machinery by push-button methods. 

Turning to frequency modulation 

In radios, which will eliminate the 

static caused by other planets or 

by the vacuum cleaner next door, 

he Bald that J*M networks have been 

setup on paper 

"When you buy your new radio 

set," he cautioned, "be "sure that it 

can be used as at present or for 

FM." 

Be predicted that technicolor tele- 

vision "will be In our homes within 

the next decide or so" 

Radar, which saved many lives 

during the war. will continue to save 

- civilian live?, both at sea and in 

' the air, Prof Vail said 

iir''.': 

ennies 

T H E FRIENDLY S T O R E 

*r* 751-7S3 Asbury Avenue *•! 

jSTORE HOURS 

p9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 

FINAL 

SUMMER 

ALL SALES 

FINAL 

ARANCE 

-SALE 

Exciting News — Late Shipments of 

500 BETTER 

SUMMER DRESSES 

AT COST AND SLIGHTLY BELOW 

Group No, 1 — . • Group No. 3 

CLEARANCE! 

4.00 

Group No. 2 i 

Just 100 

Orig, to 7,98 

CLEARANCE! 

$ 6.00 

•Orig. i% 10.98 

CLEARANCE! 

8.00 

Better Group 

Orig. to 14.98 

Group No. 4 

CLEARANCE! 

$ 10.00 

Better Group 

Oris- to 19.98 

BEACHWEAR&PLAY CLOTHES 

UP TO y2 OFF! 

r 

Mennies Ladies Shop 

is our 

Busiest Season^ too!' 

Telephone traffic Is right in line with 

Other Shore activities—busiest in years. 

With a force of 1600 opera tori—900 more 

'thanjn the last peacetime sea§on—we're 

handling over half a million Shore telephone 

calls a day ,That'B nearly 90,000 more 

than at thii time last year. 

Most calls go through promptly. Sometimes, of 

course, the rush of calls is so great that your operator may 

not answer as fast as she'd Uke to—or your out-of-town call 

may be delayed. 

We're aouiB out level best to serve you.: As condition!, permit 

the installation of equipment now on order, the situation 

vUl be relieved—and the day speeded when you'll enjoy 

better service than erer before! 

Bell Telephony Company 

Walter E.Allen's 

Fatliei Dies at 8! 

Tennis Winner Here 

Loses U. S, Tourney 

Miss Debomh Welsh, who won 

he Atlantic Coast girls' tennis ti- 

,le here iwo weeks age. was elimnated 

Tuesday from the third 

round of Ihe 2flth annual Nation- 

1 Junior Olrls' championship 

grass court tournament at philadeljhiii 

Crieltet Club, 

The" University 01 Pennsylvania 

rcshman enrollee lost out to Helen 

Stella FajUUl. Los Anjeles, §.3, 6.2 

TO MOTOR TO MONTREAL 

Mrs, Connie Ooble and daughtsrj 

Jeanne. 1034 Ashury av,: Mrs. Trurif 

Traes^y, same address, and Miss 

Phil Caiise, 9 W, 10th St., are planning 

m. sight-seeing tour of Mon- 

:real. Canada. 

They will leave here by automobile 

August 28 and expect to return 

September 8, 

Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Premiss, 

of Dallas, Texas, have returned to 

their home there after spending 

two weeks with his parents, Mr. 

and Mrs, Harold I, Prentiss. 1347 

Central av. 

Mrs. L, A, Braun, Pittsburgh, is 

sojoui-riing at 817 Pelham pi. 

We Have in Stock 

For Immediate Delivery 

RADIOS 

gUtjghouse 

ItewsrTwBnTCr 

, Bendijt 

TajSle Models and 

Combination Sets 

Kitchen Aide Mixmaster 

Westinghouse Vacuum 

Cleaneri 

Space Heaters 

Regina Eleetfikbroom 

OCEAN CITY 

HARDWARE 

COMPANY 

C. W. Tilt * THOS. P, PITT 


Phone 2158 

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U. S. Public 75 Million Per Year 

WASHINGTON-The high «W of Fulltime tmpioyt«i engMred 

ir.--lntftlnilii the Feditil fevtm- the tasks falling under educ. le 

merit's vast publicity, promoUonU tntortnatiowd, prouMitonal o 

and informationai network was publklty •ativiU^-Î.oOB, 

brQUght home to Qongrwi Whin an Bmptoyaei devoting more • 

Ris&vci Glass 

official compilation eitimated iucli one week but less than their 

expenditures as nearly $7i,00O,0OO year to then activities—aa,7«B, 

Packer Passes on during the last flicftl year, 

Total man-yean of both fuU-« 

A total of $3,572,000 had been ear- and other employee service ta fc 

John D. Allen, 81, of 3 Oedar st, marked for the OPA, which . aotlvlties—14.168, 

Millvllle, father of Walter E. Allen, ducted a nation-wide eampaign de- Total Mtitnafed expenditure 

of Ocean City, died Tuesday morn- mandlng congressional extension of personal lervWe and slmllM- c 

Ing at hft home. 

its powers, • gallons for the Meal year i» 

Mr, Allen was a retired glass 

packer, and in his earlier life had The extent to which the govern- 178,830,487, 

seen an agent for the Prudential ment now is "selling" its various Publication*, press service, i- 

Life insurance Company in aiaas- programs and policies to the peoplt broadcasting, movies, lantern •! 

bere. Hi was well known as a bar- is demonstrated in these official fig- posters and lecture materials 

itone singer in churches of Millures from the Budget Bureau: amoiif the media used. 

ville ajid other parts of Cumberland 

County. For a short time he 

was associated in business here 

another point was undetermii 

with his son, 

One witness told police he sa.i 

Also surviving is another sdn, Valley ForgeBoy, blonde lad answering the flpfw— 

John j», Allen, Wesbllfg; two daughters. 

Mrs. Mary Taylor, Lin- 

tlon climbing on the stone jett.3 

wood, and Mrs, Dorothy Hunter. 

BBth st, 

MlllvlUe; 14 grandchildren and six6, 

Dies In Ocean HIE GRAPPLING HOOK! 

great-grandchildren. 

Funeral services will take place 

L'enunnae, from page 1 

pollee Inade another starch ef 

Friday at the Paul Christy par- 

beachfront area at dawn SMFL. 

loft, iwjiUville, followed by inter- 

afternoon to watch firemen battle and later that morning Beach 

ment in Manahath Cemetery, Ihe flames at a summer cottage at trql Captain Thomas Williams, "*; 

Qlaselxjro 

The brothers and a couiln spirit several lifeguards, patrolled 

5710 Central av, Bruce was with his surf with a boat using (rap(-» 

jtESORT WOMEN'S BROTHER mint at the fire. 

hoolti In an attempt to flnel 

DIES IN DARBY 

When 4 p, m, arrived and it wasbody, 

Herbert Leltsch, 52, an account- timr for tlie boys to return to their Oapt. Williams made ane»1 

ant and brother of two Ocean City parents' summer cottage at 128 

women died 9atju*day at his home 

check of the beach early Mora 

in Darby, Pa., after a long Illness, 

Ocean av,, Bruce was nowhere toand 

came upon the body a, a 

Mr, tflitseh, a frequent visitor In be found. The father, aunt, and and a half from where the boys 

Ocean City, was a brother of Mrs, brothers, after scouring the beach been playing. 

•taiph Patterson, ) 100 block cen- at, the f,7th to Beth st, area, appealed The boy's father is presiden Ti 

tral av., and Mrs. HOSP Lear 015 to thn police department to help 

4th at. 

the Quaker Shipyard and Mael 

find him, 

Funeral services took place Wed- 

Co., of Oamden, Their winter t*« 

nesday in Darby, with interment 

THEY KEPT IIQFINC, 

is on Richards road, an R.P.D. r- 

In liiount Arlington Cemetery, Police Sgt. Crowley and Patrol- near Valley Forge, 

i 

man Fitzgerald searched the beach FAMILJf RETURNS HOME 

as far north as 34th st,, and were 

HILADELPHIA WOMAN DIRB aided in the search by Petty OITi- 

The mother and the other ~m 

IN POINT HOSPITAL 

cer Robert Merrill, of the local 

returned home Sunday as oTiglra 

Mrs. Katherine I. Stanton, of Coast Guard station. 

scheduled after a two-week ^ 

'hiladelphiri, died Monday at 

here, while Mr, Burns nmaJm^x: 

Shore Memorial Hospital after hav- Until late Saturday night the par- await developments. 

ing becomp 111 while vacationing in ents had hope that Bruce might 

the resort, she was the widow of have wandered away and fallen 

Dr. l.alnr iialnes, county ^s« 

Samuel J, 8 tan ton. and her winter aslwp, and eventually would return. 

oner, issued • certineate of dea 

home was at 1P27 Wyrinewood rd. When lie was not home by Satur- 

by drowning, but listed ••»*-= 

Surviving are two sons, John and day midnight, drowning was be- 

rnitlr Injury to the head** •»-—i 

Samuel, shd thre*> daughters, Mrs, hm-rd the only alternative. The 

pasgible contributory mi. 

Emily H MeGlone, Mrs, Katherine 

T. Malloy' aiiri Mrs. Miriam O 

searih even extended to tlie interior 

Authorities v«md to the 

Hanley, Funeral mass will be toot the house that was damaged by 

thai the bay must have b 

day, with interment in Holy Sepul- lire. 

climbing on the stone jetty 

59th St., slipped and fell, kno 

chre Cemetery 

William, the oldest brother, said Ing himself out as he entered 

he had last remembered geelng 

MRS, ABRONRKrS FATHER 

water. This wia due io tbe bl& 

Bruif in shallow water off the nose anil the fact that little ws 

DIES IN PHILADELPHIA surf, after he (William I had swum was found In the hoy's lungs, 

William H, Quijjley. 80, of Phila- in an outer bar beyond ihe pilly. 

delphia,, died Saturday after a low; Mark, Ihe other brother, recalled 

illness 

sei'lnK liru playing in the. sand Mrs, Edward L, uulbertaon. 

He was tlie father of Mrs, Pliilena on the bench with a hoy he did ami, Fia,, is visiting at 910 W* 

AHroHslti. of Drexel Hill, local summer 

resident at 1208 Ocean av,, and 

not kniiiv, Mime lime after 4 p. m. av. This is the aoth season 

was a. frequent visitor in the resort. nnili Mirviviiig brothers insisted Mrs, Oulbertson has spent Irx 

He was a member of Kensington Ihiil llicy had entered the water resort. 

Lodge No, 211. F, and A. M., and inly in the vicinity of the lifeguard 

other organizations in the plilln- stainl nt 57th st. Whether the 

delprii& area. 

Mrs, O, J, OrifTlth, nt Havpr-fc, 

inyiT boy went in by himself at Pa,, is sojourning at 715 Bth si 

MORTGAGE 

FUNDS 

Onllnlted «moonU for Msai 

F, tt A. or Prii»U 

We himdJe >n AeuOt, 

No —-mil—I le the borrower. 

RichardB,Fox 

8th St and Atlantic Ave, 

OHM City, N. I. 

ib980 

*2£U*. 

LADIES ATTENTION 

1 S Factory Store 

for vour isfEW FALL OARMENTS I I 

CANTOE'i Invite you to «« Ihe newe- 

•ensstional Slmrti made In the n 

FILE FABRICS that look Ilk* Fltl 

Advainxr'nt.vlH in fur trtnimed Bud 

Coats and Shorties. * 

CANTORS IffVITE COMPARISON ! = 

STYLE I!I 

QUALITY J ! ! 

PRICE ! S 

REntEMDER CANTOR'S FOB 

FASHIONS 

CANTOR'S FOB VALUBS ! ', L 

EVERY DAY A SALE DAY AT 

CANTOR'S FACTORY STOB.E 

204 Phila. Ave,, Egg H«,rbor, N. j. 

Store Houra Daily, lOiOO A. M, to BiW P. M. 

Friday TUl 9:00 P. M. 

CIoKd Btmday Until Sept, 1 

MOTHERS!— 

Yen Children'* Wnt •! 

CHItDRINS OiffFlTTtRS 

SPEAR 5 SHOP 

ifcjfi ftTlBNTIC AVF. 

ATLANTIC 01T» 

Mowen Studio 

DIVELOFINQ - FEINTING 

Fhotoftaphji . Cunm InppUi 

721 Wesley Ave. Ph. 0651 

ITIS 

SSAMIHED 

OIASSI1 

FITIIB IT 

Dr. Harry H. Lake 

OPTOMETRIST 

Twr OPTOMIIRIII rtr 42 Tun 

Laiîi Fraaei tad MSUBUBII 

Slill Lotatcd At 

837 ASBURY AVE. 

ifM fine MM 

LOT 

for 

A HOME 

Now Get the 

Beachfront LoU 

Corner Lota 

Residential Sites 

SEE- 

CAREY 

IStb St, and Boanhv«lk 

PRINTING 

MYWOOD PRESi 

82S A»biB7 Ate. 

Fnd R. Woo«mH name 

OREKTIHO CARDS • STATION] 

Fresh 

REGISTERED 

PHARMACIST- 

Prompt Delivery^ 

You hwe w yiT tmsm m to t rr« 

us when h your din-tor t gives i 

prescription to bave llUi-d. 

Onn City W45 for ~ 

Department, * 

,s.\,i,, "Don't Ut d 

^ M Sun Get Y« 

Down!" 

Vt* Oir ri 

Miilltlle 

Sun Burn Loti< 

that hat msie tbe 

public fotfet Ml nbont E 

Burn. 

50c and '1 

HUGHES 4 

Central Pharmacy 

8th sad Wwley 

ESTABLISH*!) 1111 

Ocean City 

Ltader tt 

I Speaker 

work, 

puna devM 

into bitter clot 

various projeeta 

VSSM 

as*, if or OMan City sponsorship 

— X K Club for boys and girls 

i a, _ was voiced to the Kiwan- 

»_ "Wednesday, by Ml» Mary 

«=»t=«*iBljf 4-H extension agent 

group Total 

~^tmr~aa guest speaker on he the 

their 

L w inual thp&ww8Bi* garden exhhad 

their 

»BJ-inual The garden number exhibit of entries and 

' t fraction of lut yews Judges of thi 

ording to club mrdtners were h H Whll 

se growing conditions turai agent and 

twards went W Oeorge W ty agricultural t, 

•rank J. Bannino and A, J, 

' ' * eollections of 

•»-. »», Thonm* Adams 

fc*-M est fruit, and Henry B rewrt for the 42nd 

StreteK Watch 

•io "*nT^hz* **. 

Udiei' Stretch Bandi 

Pink QlU 'B' IMI 

Victory Quality Wa|ch StnM 

•*M«*r«l iUk itiMti if fit Bio« J^W 

*"*,",?•,,„ if. , "".-i.js, 

Fresh Ground Hamburger lb 33c 

ICY MILKFED COUNTRY VEAL 

SIR s *•'"'•"" """ '" 29 £ i Orl " s * l '32( i •""•* 1B 3]i 

VIAL "**" **>>»nt i *«'«i'2S« i p & 27c 

Speedup Bleich '•^. ol 17c 

WUttiri^ te*lS§ 

Nu Rg« 10OH Mima. . _ 

MOTOR OIL $ 1.99 

• - ; —•*•»»- 

«""i !• iliiiiM iwppir. nmntem, H••r 

"•»• •»«MIef ilMk toyatrtoiai ««ik«fc 

to aifc for twin upon yoar w««t rtilt, 

[ 74l -47 ASBURY AVE.-OCEAN CITY 

wd HIGBEE AVE.—SOMERS POINT 

Yacht Club Plans 

Dinner-Dance 

New Office to 

Be Eltcted 

Meals of Distinction 

..km,, 

Atmosphere of 

Refinemtnt 

• 

DINING ROOM 

Open to the PuMtt 

OCEAN AVE. at 

MOORLYN TERRACE 

>•••«»•«••< 

G, I, George 

Watchmaker 

formerly with 

j. E, Caldwell & Co. 

PhliadelphiB 

Witch and Jewelry 

Repairs 

3rd Flooi National Bank BIdg, 

801 ASBURY AVE. 

Phone 1762 

Stowe's 

Sea Foods 

3rd and Asbury Ave, 

Stowe's is operated by 

Mr, and Mrt, Leon Steweand 

has been for 24 years. 

Dellclouslv Different 

Deviled Crabs 

Deviled Clams 

Fried Fiih 

Fried Soft Crabs 

Cole Slaw 

Potato Salad 

Clam Chowder 

Fried Shrimp 

Fried Scallops 

PULL LIN! OF FRBill 

• SEAFOOD DAILY • 

Phone 8835 

Investment 

Securities 

Arthur L Batten 

845 Brighton PI, 

RepreteDUnf 

Herbert H, Blazarf 

and-Co, 

Flilladelphla 

C«U 0. C. 1SS8.M 

EffBiBfl Md Week End. 

ntra of all three sailing elaaiea in ._ Mr, and Mri, -William P. Kogel, 

the summer series, including Com- 

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reedy and 

Philadelphia, are spending a vaca. 

ete, Mothj and Luwleys. iaoh Moth tlon at 424 Wesley ay, They have 

Mr, and Mrs, J, J, MoDermott, of 

boat iklpper will receive a"' trophy, been summer residents here for 20Upper 

Darby, Pa,, are spending 

emblematic' of participation In theyeari. 

first post-war resumption of racing 

here,. 

IIBUSINESS 1 

I TRAINING I 

I SHORTHAND "~~ I 

! TYPBWRITINU I 

1 BOOKKBEPINOI 

1 COMPLETE 1 

1 COMMERCIAL COURSES 1 

1 Fall Teum Opens Sept. 3 • 

j Summer School plow In Session I 

j Call . Phone - write 1 

I ATLANTIC CITY I 

IBUSINESS COLLEGE | 

'iJhe Hardcastle School" 

147 B. Virginia Ave. 

AU. City, N. J., Phone 4-8600 

Q""mi!i t,,i»i iltiltii.li..lMlltiiltiiii ii 

Our Ice Cream Making 

Plant Is Equipped With 

Ptfi 

Ail electronic device dealfned 

lo eliminate faacterhi In air 

Becotte's 

Home-Made 

S 

"As PURE AS 

IT IS GOOD" 

835 Asbury Avenue 

YOUR LAWN 

and GARDEN NEEDS 

SOME OF OUR PRODUCTS 

-Bent Heil 

SBiep Manure 

Cow HiDurt 

Homoi 

Lime 

Limtllono 

it.ImoM 

potimi Soil 

Gurdcn Ttjgli 

Adeo 

Compo 

TiBeiefogi 

llif Houiti 

Put Hsil 

Purls Ortti 

BordaiBi 

B^drucide 

*«. ipinyi 

FtrtliiHri 

Red Anew 

Roolone 

Tnnnlalgni 

iMm.O.pl«iit 

Sprayi 

Sure Grower FartiiilM 

Fri-«h Grsss laed 

White Dulet Clover 

Amnitg Wild Xiller 

Weedans Weed SUlei 

PenBSylv«n(i Sod 

OOreoni i Top sail 

Lawn SSriafclMi Sifcl 

Toy Oariea Sett 

SotenoBe Suit 

D.D.T, «% IB 1M%) 

Crsnili Ant Killer 

pitrAe of Soda 

Food for Ratei 

Vegetable Seed! 

Garden Implement! 

Spraylnc Bqyipmeilt 

Suatiae Equlp'mnt 

PruBlni Saw« & Shrun 

Lime & Sees Ipnidcn 

Rotted Manure 

Stable Cow MISBH . 

Tree Fertilizer, 

lotoi cnb Onu 

Killer 

•each Furniture 

C.llfornla Pottery 

—COBpirs Oar Prleei— 

Fret Dellmry O«t il.oo 

FOX FERTILIZERS 

Branch of Colllngswood Pint 

9SJ ASBDRTT AVilfnft 

Ocean Clly Ph. OeeaB City 1505 

some time at 21B 1 34th st. 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 

A reception by the clubs flag officers 

will preoeed the dl.iner.HosU 

will be Commodore Harry J J 

A major social event of the cur- 

LOST—Man's brown wallet, Mon 

Bellwoar, Jr.. vice Commodore Dr, 

WANTED—Cabin eniiser, 25 to 36 

rent season will be the annual din- 

day, vicinity of Hanscom Hotel, _ ft,, must be reasorable, 0, K, 

O, M, Barthmaier, .and Rear Cam. 

ner-dance of the Ocean City Yacht 

contained ample Identification and Roberts, 8ea Isle City, • 9-8 

modore E, L, Ore#, 

large sum of money. Reward. Re- 

Club, .scheduled for Friday night 

August 30, at ire Atlantic Cits' FOB MEMBERS, OLIEiTS 

turn to Hanscom Hotel or ,1 KSALE—Pair 

of garage doors, 4x8, 

Schreiner, JBOO Rawle st., PhUa. 34, one door 2-6 x 8-5, hardware in- 

Country Club. Northneld. 

Reservations for the dinner must Pa, B-M eluded, $30; boardwalk roiling chair, 

The affair will be the club's prin- be made no later than August 28 

$60; garage battery eharjer, $15, 

cipal one of the year, other Indoor with Edward c. Fay, chalrBMn of SAL&-23-rt, auxiliary aloojj, 8 h.p, Phone" 22M, 8-23 

activities having been ruled out be- the banquet committee. The event Palmer ttiarine enjiine. Marconi 

cause the organization now has nois 

open to club mpmbprs and thel' Tig, iully equippert, 3 berths, toilet WANTED—Couk". " OeoriifuT Hotel, 

clubhouse building. It is hoped to guests. 

11200, IrfrnniiVa, aon Bav av. or 1120 Central av, B-2S 

phone 0999 g BALE—2 gas ranges, B-burners and 

have a new clubhouse by next sum- Special guests of the club will be 

oven, $15 takes them both. 68 

mer, 

Mayor Clyde W, Struble and Corn- SALE - lf)-ft. Streamline trailer, Gardens rd,. first floor. 8-23 

missioners Roeser and Bowker. sleeps 4, undnc $2000 Bay and 

TO ELECT OFFICERS 

along with a number of yttchtsmen Maryland av., finmors Point; N- J SALE Two ice boxes, good condi- 

Featuring ihe dinner will be the prominent in eastern racing f-irc!n8, 

B-23 tion, price $10 eaeh. 2310 Wesley 

election and installation of new club 

av^ third floor, 8-23 

HOOD FOB COMMODORE 

officers for the coming year, and 

RENT—Coitauc 2 bedrooms, first 2 

the awarding of prizes for sailboat The nominating eornrnfttee al- woeKs in Hcptcrnbor. 135 week 834 WANTED to ~huf—T-!anMy TTouS 

Central av, g_23 

competition, 

ready has submitted its report, 

or place lhat could be- converted 

p 

Hze awards will go to the winrecommending 

the election of Henry 

to aceommodatf a families. Between 

SALE—22 h.p, Johnson outboard, re- 17th and Ssth st. Give full partieu. 

Q. Hood as a commodore for 1P46- cently oyrrlmulcd, sacrifice 1178 lars. Box 50.30, Bontinel-Ledger B-23 

47 Mr, Hood served this year as Phone 0364. B-23 WANTED—Wailrestes wanted to 

ês ffitamlned Phone 

chairmnn of tht> weekly sailboat 

work through September. 2 meal 

nlasses Pitted 

races. 

SALE — Top icp'r. new Precision, 

1844 

system, HitnlMnn, Olfi Wesley ay. 

white enamel, 75-lb rjipHeity 

Other nominations include Paul J. $80,00, Inspc-etion (SO 8Ui st. See 

Dr. Roger G. La Rosa Kaiser fnr vice commodore. Warren Paris. a-23 EXTRA MONEY FOR 

iwpnson for rear commodore, and 

SPARE TIME 

Op;ometriit Mr, Pny for sêrottiry-trpasiirer. LOST—Pair tunnisc" shell rimmed Sell big value Christmas Cards, ts 

glasses, aunduy evening^ Surf rd,, friends. Gorgeous new "Prize" 21- 

* 615 Eighth Street 

heach or vicinity Ralph T. Fox- Jr. 

BETIJBN TO FLORIDA 

Card Jl asburliiirm nays up to 60c 

'K'EAN CiTV, N. I. 

100 Gull rd, . H.23 'irofit, 50 and 25 NAME-IMPRINT- 

—Office llnii fa= 

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Young and 

JD Christmns Onrds, $|. Samples on 

Dally 9 30 ini.M) 

children, Betty and Donna, left Sat- WANTED — Oir! milled to watcli 

approval, 

N» Hour, cm Wfd. and Sun. urday to return to their home in 

child days, outdoors. Apply The 

M.in. Oii.l l>i, Kv» Ijy App'l. 

Linen Corner. loth and Boardwalk CHILTON OREETINOS CO, 

Port Lauderdale. Fia., after visiting 

8-33 147 Essex. Dept, 870, Boston, Mass. 

for a month with Mrs, Young's 

parents, Mr, and Mrs, William Long WANTED—Veteran and wife want RENT—Apt. 805 Ocean ay, 4 rooms 

1222 Bay av, Mr, and Mrs, Long small apartment year round, If and bath, hot water, innerspring 

Hotel 

also have as their guests for thepossible 

or winter rental. No chil- mattresses, very comfortable. Open 

summeri her parents. Mr, and Mrs 

dren or pets. Phone 0M5, 8-23 for 2 weeks August 24 to September 

7: also 2 room apartment open Au- 

Oeqrge B, Kern, of Reading. Pa, BALE — Outhoiird runabout, H-ft, gust 31. Private porch, 8-23 

I17B, Bee Mays, iaih and Bay 

S-J3 WANTED—Miii] or woman to clean 

dining room at night. Hanif-Inn, 

WANTED—Hiijh school student to 918 Wesley av. 8-23 

live in and be a mothers helper SALE—Lumber, used ' ,xO siding 

while attending school Mrs. J, and new 1 inch oak, N.I, corner 

Homer Ott, fioo oenan av phone 7tli and Haven av, A. M, Oniey. 

B837, 8-8 

8-23 

SALE— 14-ft, Keystone clinker-built SALE—Why not stay in September? 

boat, equipped with I'L- h.p, Lau- The fish are bigger and stronger 

son inboard motor. Boat in perfect and the weather is so nice. If your 

condition, perfectly suited for bay home isn't heated we have one and 

fihi fishin ad nd trolling. May be seen 

two burner kerosene heaters to take 

at I2t and flay. fl Ph Phone 121128-R, 

B-23 the chill oTf your home, Patton's 82 

West av. Phone 1083-R. 8-30 

SALE—Sailboat. Duster class, good 

condition, excellent sails. In water SALE—Petersburg, N, J, Cottage, 

at 17th st. Lagoon, Apply 38 W. six rooms, cellar with electric 

17th st. May be seen Sundays. 8-30 pump, garage, 1 acre of land, all in 

good condition, can be financed. 

Taxes $50, Price M000, Robert B, 

Stretch, 428 Ocean av. Phone 1328 

8-23 

RENT—Large, private garage, near 

8th st. and Bpardwalk, Apply 

parking lot rear of Village Theatre, 

8-33 

BALE—Cottage, j bedrooms, bath, 

kitchen, dinette, living room, parlor, 

some iurniture. cellar, electric 

jump, hot water heat, 1 ear garage, 

r acre land. Taxes $26,00." Price 

|Sa00, Cash $2800,. balance financed, 

Robert 8. Stretch, 428 Ocean av. 

Phone 1328 8-23 

WANTED—Reliable girl wanted for 

permanent office jmsition. Apply 

P, W, Woolworth Co., 732 Asbury 

ay,, Ocean City, , B-23 

LOBT—A tan zipper wallet, zipper 

broken, 8 picture cases, I4,8( In 

money. Finder can keep money 

Please return wallet and newspaper 

clippings, Lynn Murtha, 821 3rd st, 

8-23 

LOST—Small brown change purse 

with $5^ and $1 bill and some 

change. Reward, Return to Vosburgfi, 

10 Asbury rd, 8-23 

LOST—Black cat, female, leather 

collar inscribed "Oustafson, Ocean 

pity, N, J." Phone 8580, Reward for 

information or return, B-23 

RENT—Newly renovated apartment, 

1 bedroom, studio couch in living 

room, bath, kitchen, electric refrigerator, 

available August 25 on, S70 

a week* incrading utilities. See Paris, 

820 Bth st. " , 8-23 

WANTED—Man or boy to work in 

kitchen throuah Sept. Hanif-Inn, 

016 Wesley av, " 8-33 

WANTED to buy—A property between 

lath and 58th st, not over 

$8,000. State particulars. particular. Rep Reply 

Box B03I, 03I SSentinel-Ledger. l L d 8-23 8- 

BALE—I8.it, Century deluxe ma. 

ijiegany runabout, 2! h.p. Johnson, 

•emna.'tilt. Can be seen at Slrelman's, 

218 Bay av, or phono 0364, 

H 

- a-23 

SALE—28-ft, cabin cruiser, 81000; 

20-ft, double eiider, 4-eyimder 

Dodge motor, nice shape, S400; ID-ft, 

skiff, Willys motor. $050: sailboat, 

15-ft, SB" beam, $280, 13 -II" Chris 

Craft, 2-eylinder Neptune outboard 

motor, 5-^ h.p,, bolh $250: 30-ft. 

Hacker speed boat, seats 12, 12eyllnder 

Packard motor, $1200. 

May's. 12th and Bay, 8-23 

WANTED—Small apartment to rent 

year around, in or near Ocean 

City. One adult. Reference, IClsie 

Leeds, 10 W, 15th st,, second floor, 

B-23 

RENT—Wheel chair, ball bearing, 

week or month. BOB Ocean av, 8-23 

BALE—Bungalow, 2 bedrooma, bath, 

living room, dininE room, kltclien, 

iOt 100x110. hot air heat 1 car garage, 

country section. Price $7,100. 

Robert S, B, Stretch, 428 Ocean av. 

Phone 1326 8-23 

SALE—Trailer—can be used for luggage 

or boat,. grand new, 8-11, 

wide, 8ft. long. Brand new tires. 

Made of oak lumber, $285, Jack 

Oeatens, Shore and Tuckahoe rds,, 

Marmora, Phone O, 0. 2B2S-J-11, 

8-23 

RENT—Second floor apartment for 

rent by week or month. All con. 

venienoes. Two bedrooms, private 

bath, kitchen, dining room. 836 Asbury 

av. • fl-23 

RENT—Furnished six-room house 

for whiter rental, September IS 

to June 1. $80. monthly, 631 Wesley 

av, 8-30 

••••••••••••*»••»•»•••••••»»•••»••»>••>»•«••••>« 

FOR THE 

SIGN 

GEORGE SOURIDES' 

PRODUCE MARKET 

MAYS LANDING ROAD, SCULLVILLE 

3 Miles from Semen Point 

Look Cor 

Vsfi Hint 

«'SOURIDES" 

on the 

SUn 

RENT — Rooms with innerspring 

mattresses, running hot and cold 

water, private porches. Reasonable, 

80S Ocean av, __ 8-23 

SALE — Comet sailboat, stainless 

steel stays, brass hardware, 2 sets 

.•sails, one new; complete with trailer, 

$378, Phone 8861". 8-30 

SALE—Marmora, N, J, Cottage, 5 

rooms, and bath, electric hot water 

and pump, all in good condition, 

garage, chicken house, 200 ft, frontage 

on the Highway, Taxes $56,00, 

Price, $5,500, Robert S, Stretch, 428 

Ocean av. Phone 1328, 8-23 

Bronme 

SCREEN 

Linen 

NETTING 

Davis 

Hardware Co, 


FLY- 

Newark •Camden 

Limousine Connections 

New York • 

ATLANTIC CENTRAL 

AIRLINES 

ATLANTIC CITY 4-0371 

JUST RECEIVED 

A NEW SHIPMENT 

Alarm Clocks 

BIG BEN 

BABY BEN 

WESTCLOX 

New Ilavrn 

Pocket Watches 

Porleet Ben and Westrlnx Pocket 

Watches 

Evans Lifhters 

" White Lighters 

Zippo Lighters 

In Chrome 

Ronsen Lighters. 

In Chrome and Torkiiss Slitll 

New Sessions Electric Clocks 

That are "Out of This World," In 

rluNilri 

Cheit of 

Tudor Silverware 

Hcrvlrr for *liM, |3i,50, Mmplete. 

WATERMAN and C, A, E%ER. 

SHAItr PEN and PENCIL SETS 

The New Elgin and WiUnaur 

Watrhta Are Here Again , 

JEWELRY and WATCH 

REPAIBING 

Jewelry Store^ 

92S Asbury Ave. 

Telephone O. C. 2278 

_,:,L,^_

-< .?.* 

a 

m 

life- •'••. 

•••>.: M 

kL^ 

:&&fttffift. 

•t « 

I , .H.J , |l|,l 

it*- 

w'Walk 

Hottew HOUM 

6|petu Annual Event 

ntnl av.. where glrin and womtn 

••' ages may recuperate from 

and regain goofl htstft^. 

program nW Cfittttnu* every 

day from 10 a. m. wMl late eve- 

IJIM, throiMhout Saturday, In Iront 

ta tlnsmco papeiing, of the halls, 

ttvln* NW, rooepikm room and 

stoWriWtf (hi 9pu» » "» fourth' 

float, to iOTW* will W into the 

Mr, and Mr*, James Anderson, of 

Pittsburgh, are sojourning at IJSg 

Central av, 

Boise Retd, Cleveland. Ohio, la 

^V^ ». MS Weiley av. 

THE DANA 

ANTIQUE SHOP 

On 8th ^t.. Near the Bay 

Open 8:30 A. M. to 5;00 P. M. 

Many Items That Make Lovely Gifts 

{rein $ I 

Save Time! 

Save Money at the 

GARDENS 

SERVICE CENTER 

Batteraea Road at Atlantic Blvd. 

MAY WE SERVE YOU? 

G&OD FOOD MEANS GOOD HEALTH 

Lingo's Restaurant 

( 70S Battersea Rd. 

QftPBfOf 

BREAKFAST LUNCH 

DINNER 

BAKIHO 

OMB J OOB 

PREPARED by EXPERTS 

Boulevard Pharmacy 

Battwea Road and Atlantic Blvd. 

OPEN EARLY AND LATE 

Prescriptions Speedily 

RUed by 

Registered 

Pharmacist 

Sip Bum Remedies.— Sun Tan Lotions 

Fpijntain Service 

Films Developing Newspapers • Magazines 

-Phone 90S2 

WILSON'S MARKET 

707 Batter sea Road Phone 0371 

THIS WEEKEND 

Hams Steaks 

Calves Liver 

Lt*f* of Lamb 

Hik RoMt« Oven Roast* Pork Loins 

Lamb Chops Pork Chops 

Et«H Unhand Etc. 

, Any TWe, 

¥£ n T m k l i r 

I.Ol'IS II I'INK. Sii|.riin'lriiili'iit of 

hiburaiu'.' "f Slalr ..f, Nnv Turk J> 

liOndil'i 1 

I,J:.,,I,. y..,l .,lv •,-.|iii|..| I.- ..!• 1 .Mill 

„ ,,,, III,- I'. 1 I ..I 1'..„,;.!,,. u 1 ,, .>, 

, I „ (lie l : .'iiiln i> 1 li il,. 1.1 l.i 

i ^1 ..1 Mir Hill ^ ill IK' I:i>.. 11 

S.11.I i 1111** ^ fil.-.! t.. f. 1 ll , 

,,,,,!, ..I rr.l,.- 11 -I III. i.ii.l T^ 

• It I , I U I K : I I . N I . , . 1 , I., U r n . ! ' I' 

m i l l s . l.\.|li-..l.w ..I' T . i \ . ^ ..I lllc l i t , 

1 < ' O - . I I I ( n y . r . . i i n i i '.i < ;i|M- M . i v -iii.l 

1,1, I \ . I, -. ' I! I 

. ,„ i,t, . mi 1 1 |, M.i .,,,.1 

^ y iv.'or mW^ 

recorder of tha lodge, 861 Brighton 

m * a to 

ADVURWS 

BRIDGE CLUB, DISBANDED 

nllBING WAB, IS ItEVIVVED 

Mr^ Olive MucPhersan. 300 13th 

st entertained last Thursday at a 

luncheon bridge party, mnrklng thi 1 

reorganization of t\cr 'e club 

which hud bceii dlshan during 

the w|t. 

The group flrit o In 

1928. 

Memberi pre W 1 

George Presiell. 

ermer, Mrs, WP 

Norman Laub 

Mrs. Willian 

Philadelphia, m 

Longakre, of t 

Guests wei ulaii. 

Thompson, Mrs , and 

Mrs. J*nny Twu 

The club will have Its next fflpet- 

ing in October, 

* • * 

BH0WN-KN0WLK8 NUPTIALS 

ON SATURDAY .. ... 

Dr. and Mrs. James Knowles. of 

MillvUle, and 23rd st,. this city, an- 

nounce the marriage of thelr^ dau- 

ghter, mnma Jane, to tt, Bobert 

Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 

Brown, of Pottstown,. Pa,, and 2818 

Wesley av. The groom-to-be Is in 

the Medlail Corps. 

The wedding will take place iat- 

urday in the First Preabytarian 

Ohurch, with Rev, Oeorge ftsehtr 

officiating. 

^ r 

The Misses Mwrgret Colemafi, 

TOW., M*» ^ ! ? 

. ( i|»«" M»j < in.nl) 

\ti% lersc) t"> intTOtluce inu consider 

it ],J3iij,t (n first roditlff at tile 

(fpulir mffli ff to be licld ,MI Oct tlicr 

.,,1 M (n> I' 'I' Oc»iii Clly N 

J(tnr> iL thrco orlock Itl tho afternoon 

,f Mid dd) (Dijllgllt Savlnll Titne) 

in Iliiliniiiic CHIlllrd All Oldinancr 

I, \nili I Pi itton of j Pjililic StrMI 

,r MIBIH it Known js lUicn Avenue 11 

ll,, (iiy rf Ocrin t iitj ^n Jcretj 

., „ is further given thdl Ilie irnr 

, Drive out 34th it., turn 

South on Shore Road, Iwo " ' 

Finest Quality Prices Right 

Dressed the Way You Want Them 

YES, WE DELIVER 

No Charge for Delivery or Dressing 

WE WGEftD LIKE TO SBRVB YOU 

VENETIAN 

BLINDS 

IS Day Delivery 

BondcriKd Steel With Baked 

Enamel Finish In White or Ivory 

Colored Tapes 

Made to Measure Cor 

Tour WMm 

JBr« DnUwrt >M 

H. M. BURKE 

5510 PaeiHe Am 

WUdwood, N, J, 

Phone Wlldwood 2565 

Lgnl Hup. fgr 

Haddon Carpet Co, 

124.26 Vim St_, phlUdglpiili. P«. 

Peat Moss 

LAHSBST BALE 

ON TBS MARKET 

Appro*. 20-22 Bushels 

Fret of Lumps, Fibre tad 

Stringy Count Pnat 

For mulchlBt. plintiDg, cornetiBf 

hei?y or Hiillr lolls. Excellent top 

dnuiBi (or IIWBS, ahiubj, flgwus, 

win list tan, 

1 Bait ,, fSJO 10 Bales, ei 5.75 

5 Boks, ea 8,00 2« Baks, ea 5.50 

FBEl WELIVERY 

Fox Fertilizers 

Inrftkiai fw un ud siMes 

Toolj, ImpletmcBti, Oatilcn Tnrnlture 


OCEAIT'ClIY 

Pbotie O.O. 1505 

MORGAN 

RADIO SERVICE 

B, J. MOROAH, Pnp, 

Ocean City-lSTS-W 

SALES and SERVICE 

on RADIOS 

Electrical, AppMusM 

Ixpefl Service 

, I Have 90% of Tubes 

!Ut Asbarf AT,, Ocean city, n.J. 

—Uth Season— 

Farmer's 

Market 

116 

Atlantic Aw. 

Phone 

8533 

Farm Products 

Groceries 

Fresh Meatt 

Strictly Fresh Eggs 

You 1 

Tried N 

A DellcJoua A A V Howy 

California' 

lIoil4^T">U 

w """" 

• 

Melons n> 

Largs siies—««erag( wsight 4 to 5 pogmikfw***' 

EXTRA PAWCY 

Con» In your ekoilM 

far dinner tonlghtf Sirva ttim 

bikad, tu grolin itjl..»r craaniid. 

Cafffmrnia 

MOUNTAIN BAITLETT 

i 

* 

Culif or»ia 

Seedless 

• % 

Oewco—Ffney Sweet 

ML CC19 Fm *' Wff1» 

Van Camp's! 

Beeelw*f Baby Foot maw m «w 

Pablura Botttvmj, «" lie ^ 

Peanut BB»rt«r L,mm,, Momogs/xW tbjar 3f« 

Rltz Crackers h.,KCn,P ftVs 27c 

If* 

1>« 

Nectar Tea Balk 

Encore Spaghetti f^rec/ 

Cider Vinegar su«osw 

RtasMB Java pM,

Strathmere, N. J, 

EAT, DRINK 

TOniCHT 

EVERY NIGHT 

(Except Mantel 

SEAFOOD 

DINNERS Platters 

COCKTAIL BAR 

LOUNGE 

DANCE 

JAMES EVANS 

And His 

GENTS OF JIVE 

Dtnlnj Boom Closed Monday 

£ TbWs always a good one at DEAUVILLE INN 

.TwoMiles South of 55th St. on the Ocean Drive! 

F. »' 

Telephone S«T Isle City 3-4805 

K, W. STUBBS, Prop. 

The Week In Somers Point 

THE CAPE THEATRE 

Capo May, N. j, T. C, Upham, Mgr, 

PRESENTS 

Diana Barrymore in 

"There's Always Juliet" 

By Ssmeiset 

Men,, Aug. 26 Thru Sat., Aug. 31, 8:45 P, M, 

Matlne* on Saturday at S P, M 

Now Playing — Thru Sat,, Aug. 24 

Nancy Carroll in "Too Many Husbands" 

Phone Cape May 6481 

Phone 907 

HARRY'S INN 




Frog Legs 

Package Goods , Cocktail Bar 

Platters and Sandwiches Served from 12 Noon to 2 a.m. 

Full Course Dinners from 5 to 9 p.m. 

PLATTERS TO TAKE OUT 

ANCHORAGE TAVERN 

DhuHM 4 to 10 -^Suddays 12 to 10 

Delaware Ave. at Bay, Somers Point Ph. 920 

ACK'S BAR 

CAFE GROVE 


JIMMY DAUBERT ° f 


of Radio and NiKht Clubs 

• BILL DONAHUE 


One Mile From Somers Point Circle on Mays Landing Road 

PLACE FOE NICE PEOPLE NO MINORS JACK LAMB, Proprietor 

POINT TAVERN 

ON THE BAY AT SOMIRS 

Dalidousiobtttrt 

fetdn and Cbopt 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

EVERY N1TE 

ELEANOR FAY 

Plays Yon Requests 

,^^^^^_^—e^_ii_=a= on the Hammond Organ 

JC*' MANAGfWNIlYTWHAIGHTJ 

club will work with city council Us 

bring tliis about, 

A number of amendments to the 

by.lBwi, read by Mr, Hart, were 

adopted, 

Is Club, recalled in a talk to the 

To Try to Revive club Tuesday night that many years 

ago seven trains, some with two TH«S HelOfter 

sections, arrived in Somers Point 

on Saturdays, and told of the large 

Fishing Excursions 

Truck Ranu Car 

fishini parties that went dm sea SOMBRS POINT — An accident 

flshlnj. Mr, Hart said he though! 

that something could be done to 

In front of a taproom resulted in 

SOMEBa POINT — Franls H, revive Oils activity, 

two Atlantic city men being held 

Hart, past president of the Klw&n- A motion was adopted that the 

under ball by Mayor Fred W.~'Chapman. 

Monday night, for an additional 

healing, 

K Barked car owned by Joseph E. 

ia»rf held in i)i 

Carstair's White Seal . fifth 

Idee Wash. Philadelphia, went out 

on the Captain Allen with Capt. 

George Upplneatt Sunday and 

caught 320 bass and porgles. At 

ther party of IS on the iwne tw 

Monday caught almost 800 fish, av- 

1 Allen bolt 6 Peerless, with 

Capt. Larry Button, docked with 

more thin 800 flih on Tueiday, 

A party from Tuckahoe did tome 

fancy fining aboard the Irene, 

line from Steelman'i under Oapt. 

Kemm, The six people aboard 

lit 310 porgles and 23 bail. 

The New Jersey Taxpayers Association 

notes In its recently published 

booklet, "Costs of Government 

In New Jersey," that the 

State's net bonded debt has been 

reduced from |10f,7U,633 In 1B3S 

to M3,430,M7 in 1MB. 

HOTICE 

PUBLIC SALE Of TAX SALE CERTIFICATES 

fly authoritr of the Boaril of CgnnniHlDn of ihe Cily of Ocun City. Mew 

Jer»7i I thai! espdie tQ sale at public Tendue t5 tht liighgsl bidder, da 

IIJ>TIMBER 4t^ 1941 

at the hour qf two e'elQcli (Daylight Saving Time) in thg afternoon of said day, 

fit lie Qimffiitgisnera' Chanlbers, Cl!^ fiaU,_Ogsao Citj, New jersey tile Certificates 

of Tas Sale owned by the City ef Oeian City, esveftng lanu* hereinafter 

deiiaiiltedi _ • . 

Total AmoBBt — 

dttlfsfl fsr 1 

Son M of J 

It, 1MI, will 

Lot No. Block Ho. Section Onin Unit M< 

Miniinym 

Pflee 

M ITOW Bayoin Strrliuii invc (tiiieni Company. 

The lien or fieni> 

to In isld spver all taxes, liens and interest ta and w_s.oo 

the year ml. 

,he terms of ti« «»]f are nsili at biddinn, nturnible if sale Is not confirmed. 

Sale muat be eoiifirmtd by Bsard of Connniiiianera, and the Board reserves the 

right_to rejfet any and all bids. 

Tills uli it m»de under •uthority of and subject to the prsriiions -si Section 

MlJ.114,1 of the HHiud Statutes of Mew Jersey, 

ifc MM01 

* * * 

• * • 

di 

Seagram's 7-Crown .,., fifth 3, 

Seagram's 5-Crown fifth ^ 

Ke^sler's Private Stock .fifth 3,! 

Paul Jon#s fifth 3.4; 

Kinsey Whiskey ,,« fif& 3*86 

Hiram Walker Imperial ... fifth 3.40 

Gordon fifth 3rf39: 

Gallagher & Burton fifth' 3.47 

AU the abovi- whlaklea m bVniltd wttri nmln netttoriL ^jtrjiti,'t 

The Favorite 

of Millions 

* * * 

GLEN AH 

GRAY Week 

and the 

CASA LOMA 

ORCHESTRA 

The Original MacNamara's Band 

AMERICA'S CRAZIEST BAND 

Dancing Every Night 8 to 2 A.M. 

Sunday Matinee With Name Band — 4 to 6 p.m. 

Bathers Permitted on Dance Floor During Sunday Matinee 

m- August 25 to Sept. 2 — TONY PASTOR •« 

No Admission, Cover or Minimum Charge at Any Time Except 

Saturday Night. Admission Saturday Evening $1 

We Still Maintain OPA Prices 

ORSATTTS CASINO 

(Formerly the Gateway) 

4 Bars 

One of the LfiRGEST Cafe-RBslauranls in America 

SOMERS POINT-NEW JERSEY 

EDDIE CALL AH AN, Mgr. 

For Reservations Call Semen Point 745 

For $1 City Cab will convey one or four persons from Ocean City (7th St to 11th.St. 

to or from Orsatti's. Phone Ocean City 01OS. ,

xeatreNews Bud Abbott and Lou . 

MOOELYN 

Tbunday to the Vcajt Theatre In 

iment 

Unltwaal's Tbe Tune of Their 

Todaj aad 

Uves." a comedy innovation aid 

Just mppoee jour toy friend, to be packed with new ideas of 

open - I*«d, , open - minded. 

open- di «i guy y from 

how to make people laugh. 

MiI*auW 

(by way of Brooklyn) threw h you 

i Into tJb tfae path h of i a fttnrtBimr ftrt prince 

SOBF 

i 

him fM » who fell In love with democracy so 

Today and Tsnsfmr 

« to America, wholeheartedly that he wanted to 

Wamtr Bras,' new romantic dra- 

praWent of UN many you? That's the predicament 

ma, "A Stolen Lift." coming to the 

f!n ! of f Mf gjfft taring Josn Le*lle In Warnens" "T»o 

Surf Theatre on Friday, Is exactly 

WW tte •oniial Oiiyi ftmn Mlwwikm" whfch «>. 

the kind of serten vehicle for which 

CinoUiiQuii Institu- stuns Dennii Uspa sod Jack Car- 

Beite Davis fans have been clamorn 

If. Y- son In the dual title role and opens 

ing. For. more so than any of her 

»of u« mpit* labor"* Wns," Friday at tut Monrfyn Theatre 

earlier fllmi. - tills unusual itory 

•op M, tut an of iu an Monday. onday. To»ay Toy and Wednesday 

affords HoUywoed 

sy 

E ftp ttararatau *Hd to later Something jwrel l in i ththe 

way ol 

te» by a lW scene* Mi been incorporated 

Into the Universal Teehnuolor release, 

-OBsm Fia§i«." Movie tam 

fff{» «Mt «* m to be paid fer who are used to the h situation l h 

the film hen) tilwayi plays 

labor and wins the fight In spite of the 

villain's undcrhSBdHl methods and 

is inflation, flaion, th the man- nrcdeUeUoii tossrdi foul play, will 

&Md "'•• aAJJng: be in for a turprtie when they age 

(DTeramenf* dttlston to Mi new picture which comes Man- 

tfae OPA 'ili 'cellhigs- off wages day to the Moorlyn The»tre. Dana 

LtMKttn on the goods Into Asdnvs, Brtan DonJwy and Simji 

-*• Wtmm tnter, ent 13 an otretaii Hayward are eo-Bamd, 

»* to labor ' W union* tor votes, Thnndlj. FMay sad, SaUmUy 

jpns of all aUthe 

people. Turning bKk the calendar has 

»"T»ie mmnfafttmer It at the opened fertile new fields for Use na- 

of f fxa fxa to determining cetomitog tion's BumMr on* comedy star. Bob 

Ue*»»e » ththey 

make up from Hope, 

"Y&rfoUMIftbt of the toe ul- ul- After making eighteen modem 

-, paid l>y the consumer, comedies during his seven years u 

n tte jBodMt" a Paramount star. Rope has gone 

la a nmlnii of lack two eenturtH tor the setting 

Mr. WaMB u- of hi* latest film Pmramoum's 

* 6i an upward -Monsieur Beauesire," which opens 

«f Drie«, "Khether or not Thursday u the Mooriyn Theatre 

» aa OPA. 

VILLAGE 

>"*BE TOE CLASSIFIED ADS Today and Tomorrow 

AccUmed s-s the warmest and 

liveliest of all best-selling A. J. 

Oroniii novels. "The Green Years" 

is brought to the Villaf e screen to- 

Seaside day by M-O-M with Charles Coburn 

^ m Us Bnest role. The book 

THEATRE 

was read hy mUUons and the pic- 

SOMERS POINT ture brings its pages vividly to Ufe, 

In UB appearance u Grandpa Dandle 

Oow. iraseiMe Scotch octogenarian, 

the Academy Award actor has 

an even more provocative part than 

he had in "The More the Merrier." 

I Tarn.. Ami. a - 

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 

Widely hersldfd as one of the 

peatest love jtories ever fllnied, 

Paraaiount'a To Each His Own," 

1 ranjwoaft ^»»orft«_tujuay men. I it 3S25 CeflUwl mr_ for tbe 

end, 

Mr. and Mrs. WUllam H. HeDJ, 

Mix. Carrie Hendero. who 

Mr. and Mrs. Ororge Bazelet and 

irith iflaCIara 

[of Canomburg. PJU ue pat 

been residing with Mlsi 

two weeks at llll Wesley aY. 

Mrs. Anna LJoyd, of MIUTIUC re- Her. Shore nL. to now at the hmne 

cently visited with Mrs. WUllam of her and Mrs. Edmund H. Bteelman. 

Oentral av and Shore rfL. 

Uawood, ,• , , 

Her. and Mii CTifford DUks, of Mr and Mrs, Joseph Oerety, 

Salem, are vacationing at 2913 Cen> Shore rd_ had as recent house 

traj av 

gusU Mrs, Samuel Dunphy and 

* • • 

daughter, Martta. of Wisstnoming. 

Mr and Mrs. WUliaoi Crosley and 

• • • 

Mr, and Mrs. Edward Bpenee. of BETHANY METTHODIST 

Vuieland: Forrest Bpenee and Mrs. Shore rd. and BrizhUm av, 

Arthur Bowen, of MillvOlp. Mrs ReT. Cedric Errol filctansn. pastor. 

Amy Rabbins, of Morrtstown: Mrs. 10 ft. m,—Sunday School- Men's 

! most capable Lemon and daughter, of BaiOmore Bible Class meeting at New York 

actress the opportunity to display Md., and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Mor- av, lire halL 

her histrionic talents to an uti paraless, Dover, Del., were guests of Miss 11 a, m—4opie: "A Oood Man," 

leled degree. If* a rentable field gifa aibill last Sunday. 

7 M p OL—Subject: "A Oood 

day for the star as she deftly por- 

wonuui,' 

tray twin sisterl »» unalike ai twinj Mr, Mr. and Mrs, Prank Andcif. 

can possiblv be. 

Central Ocean City Mr, and Mrs. Perry EarUs and 

By ESTDXA BKBGBB 

Dr and Mrs. rnnk Tannery, of 

Pttteton. Fa., were gusts of . Mr, 

and Mrs. Walter Defwees, 407 Mlh 

st,, over the BW^ end. 

Mr, and Mrs. U. C Hendler, K08 

Oentral av. entertained at cards 

Saturday evening. Their guests 

were: Mr and Mrs. Earl North. Mr 

and Mrt Q, T. Swoboda and Mr 

and Mrs Edgar f Berger 

N*w arrivals at The Bmrt H«>JW 

JIM Central av, Friday, were Mr. I 

and Mrs. P, O, Buck and daugh-, 

~ and' 

: 

^Past-War Tax Reduction* Is a 

lumber one objective of «t»nt*rd MDORLYN 

taipajrrs, points out the New Jersey 

Tmxpwen 

W, aad SAT, ADO. a, 

DENNIS MORGAN - 

JACK U.CK CAKSON . JAMES PAI^* 

Bay and Inlet 

FISHING 

children, accompanied by Mrs. Ear. 

Mr. me Mrs. Don Qnlli CJUfton. 

Us" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie' 

, J, are aavine at 113 Brighton Charter Parti 

Lore, all oi Chevy chase, Md.. and 

Mrs. Edna walker and niece. Miss ' 

Blnor Montgomery, °f MillvUle ar- 

"Bonnim" 

rived recenUy at IMS Central av ROWBOATS 

for a two-week vacatton. 

For Crabbing Capt Bill DeCampli 

Mrs, William Baal, 3621 Centra] 

av. was feted this week with two $1,00 Per Day 

delightful parties in honor of her 

birthday anniversary. August 12 i Vie aha am Bait and Una Miller's Dock 

The firsi was a lobster dinner si I Outboard Maun far Mire 

the Point Tave-n when the host 

and hobiMs w#r»* Dr and ?,!ri AJ,- Rainbow Trail Boating 

ton Cuis. The other affair look 

833 Bay Ave, 

place Augu.« 15 at Mrs. Boari honn? 

Center 

ter, Beverly, of Menon, Pa. when she had as her guests Js Maj's Lssdis^ Bd. 

Mr and Mrs Hay Hems of 

Ppij. members of U,e Women's Auxiliary 

Somers Point 

of the Osteopaihic Hospital, Phiia 

i ICl Frca Sem^fZ Fsisi CttiU 

adelphia. 

delphia 

SCLtiVILLE, N. J. 

Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Bald. J14i! Mrs- Ptar.k M Conly and ton 

Asbury av. entertained 

Fr»nk III, of Philadelphia, an- ' 

Mrs. Edward Oopeiand, 

spending a f^w days gs guesu of ; 

Oak Lane; Miss Petty »nds. of Mrs. Boî and Miss Ethel K B^ll 

West Oollingswood, and Mrs Wlialso 

of 3«31 CsTilral av. 

mer Pleuher. of Woodburj- aj their 

guests over the week end, 

Mr. and Mrs. Hemek Winner, of 

3106 Asbury av.. had as their guests 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack MeOoriyjie, of 

Upper Darby. 6Jid their son. Jack,' 

Jr., who has juit been diMharied 

fram the Navy. 

Jane L. Krahn. Bslirnore. Md. is 

; J2O7 

11 

"TWO BUYS FROM MILWAl 

MOM, TDFa. and WED, AUO. M, «, n _ "— 

"CANYON PASSAGE' 

In Te hnlior 

THDHS, FBI. and SAT., AUG. S M 3i _ 

"MONSIEUR BEAUCAIrT 

, FBI, lad SAT. AUG. m, u U - 

Mr and 

of West 

COCKTAIL RINGS 

SOMT — 1-la-l — with Enoy, Ane< 

Somerg Point 

thvst, Emtrald, Aôamarinr. All White EHI- 

Mr ana Mrs. Samuel Souder 4tb 

enUd en» anln 

it., ar.d New y-jrk av.. left Monday 

to spend i jew says at their CQâge 

' at Ir.diar. R:v*>r Del. 

g-OOWhUeHieyLut 

• * • 

Mr ar.d Mrs. Robert Dates and 

ehiiarer.. Jearl, Booby and Waiierof 

East Orargp arp spendirig a va. TWI HOME 

FAMoni 

canon penod at the home of Mrs OP VALO1S 

•nici tm 

Oates parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eu- 

1 

gene StecSmar.. or. Shore rd, 

.0 DOUBLE n*nmi • 

Taror By Night" 

•am Kaiakw . » anai fatty 

PWi*. »a» Ttara, aat, 

0 cotnu 

"One Way to Low" 

WUUrd 

"PiDow of Death" 

' Wit X 

Thesiire. Starrtni Olivia DeHaviiland 

and intnduclag John Lund to 

the screen, "To Bach His Own" is 

Mr. and Mrs. John Ortner, Mrs 

reported to be a superbTniotional I Ooaaboon and Mrs. Arthur Pan 

drama, created by y a beautifully y func- j coast, of Miilville. recently called on 

tlmilng teaJB of players, director, Miss Eva F-sibill at her cottage 

writers and producer. 

!933 OentraJ av, 

IIMMWIItlilMttMMli 

HOLY TRINITY 

CHURCH SUPPER 

nnv 

Tgmile Jiica CsckuU 

SPAH1SH MEAT LOAF 

Ilm Piuttd Hirr.rd MBUM 

Ctlt SUw 

let Cms viU fnik Furkcl 

Cofle. In Eaili Buttir 

1.25 

Wednesday, Aug. 28 

From 5 to 7 p. in. 

At 1053 Central Ave, 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

On tht Traffic Circle, Somirs Point, N. J. 

No Biles nil In Sotnen Point 

fh& Unhamed Whiskey 

'"Tkt» $2.44 Fifth $3.86 

KINSEY 

94.4 Proof 

KnU $2.W Fifthi $3.22 

Open Daily 

Pram 11:30 «. m. 

Recommended 

by 

. Duncan Hinet 

ft: 

llfjg 

SEA 

IVRDIITJ 

BICYCLES 

BtmOas — Bsbjr CantatM " 

For Hire & Repair 

M. ANNARELLI & SON 

1014.1020 AibBty Am 

Phone 1522J 

Win BaHniBi 

- 1 Mr and Mrs, William MeLsnue 

' | and daughter, of Yorlt, Pa., are 

| summering at JMS Central av 

S I > 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehman and 

children. Wilmington, Dei., who are 

spendlh| the iummer at their cottage, 

WO Oentrml av,, had as a recent 

guest, Wesley Bchroedfir, of 

Chicago. 

• • • 

Mr, aiid Mrt Hubert Thomal. of 

MiUviile, are spehdlng two weeks 

with Mia Eva Ejflbi!!. 

# • * 

Mr, and Mrs, Edward Storey and 

son, of Wyomini, Del., entertained 

Mr, and Mrs. James Lucas and Mrs 

John Norri*. of Dover, Del, and 

GOOD/YEAR 

TIRES 

IN STOCK 

lit and Atlantic Ave. 

Mr. ar.d, Mrs Benjamin Andrews 

of West Philadelphia, spent the 

rr.d with Mrs. Andrews par- 

TERMINAL CAB 

24-Hour Service! 

0114 

CITY CAB 

SHORE Phone 

CAB 0665 

MOB0AH In, 1121 

Mb A Wat All-Tor Berrke 

"For on /Glventurm in Good Eating" 

GARDEN mtf and 

COCKTAIL BAR 

Formerly LIKCO'l 

Specializing in Charcoal Broiled 

STEAKS CHOPS 

• SEAFOOD • 

Open Week Dayi 4 P. M. to 3 A. M. 

Saturday and Sunday, Noon to 3 A. M. 

PERSON AVE, & SHORE RD,, SOMERS POINT. 

Wholesale - Retail 

MEATS 

GROCERIES 

Fruits and Produce * 

[VMM Stores Co. 

Cl II1725 Asbury 

TELEPHONE 0944 

MUTH'S 

JEWELRY GFre 

826428 Boardwalk (Opposite Mune Pin) 

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DING! Christmas 

Dong! Cards 

ting Out Another "First" for the 

Sommer Crest Gift Center 

First in Beauty! — s Firit in Price! 

! I Exclmive IndividiDl £, Box Assortment. With or Without Nun ' • 

T 137 Asbiffy Ave.. Ocean, City ij :; Phone OOU I! 

"BE THE FIB8T TO QET THEM" 

H ::;!: i: m i i I IVHI I I I I i i i i i i n ^1-1^1=1^=1=1 

TOM THUMB WEDDING 

and Ballet Masquerade 

Will Be Presented by tht 

Flanders Hotel Dancing Classes 

8 P, M. Ffi. Eve,, Aug. 30th in 

Ocean City High School 

6th Strand Atlantic Ave. 

50 Dancer* WUI Participate 

Admission, Includes Tu, Adnlla - fSc 

ChUdren and IL S. stodtnU • S5* 

Children's Party Tonight (Friday) 

rtanders Hotel, 7:30 p. M. AdmKslon Me 

FLOOR SHOW, PRIZES. ETC. 

directed by tfte HEÊR STUDIQ- 

CLEANING 

and 

PRESSING 

EXPERT 

TAILORING 

SERVICE 

Alterations 

Furriers 

744 Atbury Ph. 1035 

LIQUOR STONL 

No 

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DAN'S 

FISH MARKET 

ON THE BAT AT 10TH ST. 

EIGHT FBOM TOT 

Floundeo 

Kmgfish 

WeaMsh 

Butter Fish 

Ooaker* 

Sea Bas* 

Bonita 

Scallop. 

Crab Meat 

Clwnj 

FRESH BAJT 

•Phone 8889- 

Read Too Late to CUnify 

Adi, First Section, Page 3 

BAR 

Phone 

"0394 

34th Stotrt . Just Om A* Bridge 

|i**OPEN SUIÂY 12 NOON 

"The Strange Lo?e of Martha M 

Ato - "SontH of Monttnr In 

TUES. and H'ED, Auj. M, m. m — 

DOROTHY MeGL'IRE - oVv 

EOBE»T MITCHUM Blli 

"TILL THE END OF flMP 

THUBS. FBI and BAT. AITG, is. so. ii _ 

CABY GRANT - INC.R1D 

CLAUDE RA«S - LOUIS 

"NOTORIOUS" 

Two EveBtalg Shows Starting 7;]f 

M>a»e Daiiy t-30 pa, 

THUM, FBI, Mill 1AT, AIG. M, M, U - 

OHABLES COBUBJf — TOM DBASE 

Hvaoc cnoHYJi — BEVERLY TYLIB to 

"THE GREEN YEARS" 

MON, TUES, and WED., Aug. 26, m. 28 _ 

OLIVIA DC HAVILLAND . JOHN LTOD 

MABY ANDERSON - PIULLIP TEREV 

"TO EACH HIS OWN" 

fTHUBS, FBI, and SAT, AUO. », 30, 11 _ 

BUD ABBOTT - LOU COSTEliO 

MARJOBIE REYNOLDS - BINN11 BABKS h 

"THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES"! 

Two Eve snows Starting 7:15 - Bbltaee nallj 1:» 

THUBS, FBI, and SATV AOO. M. U. U — 

BETTE DAVIS - GLENN FORD 

DANE CLARK . WALTER BRKNNAN In 

"A STOLEN UFE" 

MON, TUES. and WED.. Aof. 26, 27. M — 

— BONITA ORANVILLE - BARRY SUUJY*H 

EUGENE MLLntE . BELITA 

"SUSPENSE" 

THURS., FBI. and SAT., AUG. », 10, 31 — 

OLIVIA D*IIAVn.LAND - RAY BOLLAND 

SONNY TUFTS - JAMES OLEASON ta ' 

"THE WELL-GROOMED BRIDE' 

For Quick Results 

Try a Classified Ad 

TtllNGS 

BFUSAKFAST 

LUNCHEON^DINNER 

For At ReawindM of the SeuM 

BrealrfMt Served D«Uy 

aoted Monday* -

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0 PAGE TWO OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Friday, 

Dr. G. Elson Ruff 

At Strand, Sunday 

s Church Editor to 

Speak on Sunday 

Dr. O. Elsiiii Run iti11.•: . • j . 

Lutheran, will l«< ^;,.^! ;>. i... •" . 

The Chunil. n:i Hi. 1 I 1 . M . ' • 

Strand TlicMilli. »•.•:,':,: . . 

The SPrvlcrri Air- ,..!.(!.. - • 

John's LulhiTLui chin.:- 

Dr. Bull «p..ki. h,.;.. ; 

ago aiiti suire ilu.t t!m. • • • 

-been 

turn in Ocean City v p • . 

RuC is t'clilnr ol II..- I 

official chiln'h iii:i.,.i 

United l.Mtl.rrini (''••.!. > 

GS, 

The nmviiMl IM: ' • 

Will bf imtliT III.- til I-, 

ry Daniier. «••!!-Wi•••••. 

phis tenor sfllmft Pi 1 . : 

Isabel Prlfkiit SVv -i•, 

be] Jubilee Sunfliiy )',•• : 

will be Dr nnj,. ;-•:. 

Lutheran Musical 

Tea at Flanders 

St. Jrt!-. i •!•:., '•" 

have ]V< M!..ll r.'. . -,.r .. '. 

spii^sofi at IT*' 1- : , . ' • • • . ' 

August =''. a' .' '- '• 

flu. ;1iiiiir ., . . . . , . 

W o m a n • M . • • ! • • : ,-•• •: • 

W i l l b e c i i i ' e l l ! ! - ' . . . - . . . . . , 

the Or!!!i:i ].•:• .• S... • 

clliclf I'ii•:ii:•.> If. ... • I : 

Isnbel 1'n.kM' Yr..- •. 

reaelinu--. 

A n 1:,^ .',!!;. >'. . - > \ • .- • 

puhhr 1" iil!t'-:ti, 

Mrs M 

lor ll'.f 

Mrs. F 

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STANvvnon \HM 

m PI vii..' : :• :•: •, ; 

NK1.SON \inis 

IJf Ittl A-ii ! V I 1 . 1 i ' 

ROOMS — Win .V. •'; 

Hotel Strand 

9th and Wesley Av. 

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Open All Year 

TAIL M, sl'IIi Kill 1 

Methodist Quartet To Present 

Secular Concert Saturday Night 

Ssi 1 

An Inforiiuu in\ 

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i iith. I'l'S, 

"fill ill 

1111V 

Our 

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Cadman 

800 rVnli':.; A' 

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Ult ihli [oupori j \- 

!or ycur Spl. . IeiAL 

ini.sdut. I 

to lubn.lpiion i 

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10 liimi _ enlr | •• 

CU, S, fund!) tf^L j j. 

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BAPTIST CIiUHCil 

JIMIl .1 WlSlty A'.c. 

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Camp Meeting to Resort Pastors In 

Upen on Monday l , * 

All Wpek 

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"Church on the Boardwalk" 

Strand Theatre 

'Mi, ,.,.d ih,- KO\i-:DWAI.K 

Sund;.. Ivvcnini;. Anu. 25, 7: 15 i ! . M. 

Dr, G. Elson Ruff 

DR. ROSS .:TOVE 

M•• i, • '.'•. i A. v] 

•bi". John 's i ui/:cn. r t Church 

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Don't Miss the 

ZION BOUND GOSPEL CHORUS 

When They Appear al (lit 

CONVENTION MALL 

Sixl!^ Strcel and the BoardviBlk, Ocsitin City, N, j. 

NEXT THURSDAY 

Auyust ktJHh, ly-'lb, at S:30 P. M. 

Ailtui—•inn I.:. • nils _j itn u |;, c..i|p, i 1 ,,,t,,r 

HiMU'lit (it Si. .|;inii'.s A..M.K. < hiiiiii 

bponhort'd by William (.unijuest and Ldwurd Turner 

Camp Meeting 

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r'HNtijr tif thi- I ir^l 1M i^l.ii. ilan 

I hunli, » h.p Hill liii ii li Ilii' 

.(truing ^Fni.m ut ihr thv-iU 

1'itv t'amp Unlillj! Mnndai 

nlBht, III. i.ipli' ulll hi- "I ul« 

Church Celebrates 

232nd Anniversary 

Long, With Third 

Army, Is Discharged 

LUBRICATION 

I Ml I! I \S^ I \\{ 

EDW. G. KURTZ 

S i»11111ir i;.i( i 

*2A: MEETS 

6 P.M. 

Oceanic Hotel 

Wesley Ave, at 11th St. 

MKETS 12:15 (Noon) 

Wednesda v- at 

SIMMS' 

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FIRST MKTIionlNT 

••Till! (Iiurih Will!'Hill' ( lilmi"." 

Bill «(, anil f iMIlriil av. 

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Sunihii. \UBIIM M. l'iiii 

b u r H I ' h u k i , | n ' M i . i i i . i i i ' i . i 1 1 • 

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l i i . i n ' l l . n i . K i l l ] , M . i i M .. I •.• 

ii.r ^ . p i a n n A j : ; ; r ^ l i n . . : . ; . ] ! 

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Chmhm «- .J 

To come out Sunday and join ihosc who gather to give llianKi to 

the One who provides all our comforts and all our needs. 

Oci'iin City Ituplist Church 

Kiv, Vnlnr IS. IIIMIIU. 

I-'irst PrcHhytcritin Churrh 

E*» OcufEC Fisfhpr 

Hnly Trinily E|ii-r:il 

Church ' > v. 

Eet. RlcharS S. B;n|py 

Kt, Augustine's Ii, I'. 

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(C'Olnredi . 

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MACKWONIA M. T. fill Bl'I 

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This message is sponsored hy iht'se decan City busi 

nessmen in recognition of our churches' serviLC 

benefit and Value to our community. 

HOWARD B BTkTNTON ATLANTI'." CIlY F 

c n SHOEMAKEH urn co. , 

HANET LLOYD CHAT 

COMPANY 

o r a A N rrrY 

WA R SERVICE CO 

J(ii:i '•'• 

Praised for Bible Conference To Enter Its Final Week On Monday 

d 

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till i:ll 

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Jeter - the - Jeweler 

832 Asbury Avt«, 

OCEAN CITY'S LEADING jEWKl.ER 


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Free Boardwalk Parking Closed Tuesdays 

YOU CAN ENJOY ~~ 

Our Spacious Lounges and Sun Deck 

DR! IGUTFUL ATMOSPHERE * DELICIOUS FOOD 

In ilu-. COOL 


OCEANIC HOTEL 

llth and Wesley Ave. 

DINNERS.($1.25 to $1,60)-Served 5 Until 8 p. m. 

BREAKFASTS {,45 to .90), Served 8:30 Until 11a. m. 

ROTAKY MKF.TS IIKKF 1-ilIHAV. li P. M. 

KAY KTAN — Owlipr , 

Brand New 

1946 Ford 

Factory Motors 

Installed 

In Your Car 

$250 

I nrnjiiili.. im liiili.- Lil'.ir. 

Fattoiy "Ri-conditiont'd 

Ford Motors 

I.I^S.'I HI liiil M|ir. 

$150 . 

I ' K : i.i- I'M • M..il..|. 

I IIM1||I'.||.. III. I IJ. I. - III.HI, 

Edw, G. Kurtz 

l'ciril • .Mi-rciiry - l.iiii'ciln 

\lilhiili/|.|l Me ill i 

1st & Atlantic Ave. 

S. II, HI HIIAY 

Refrigeration 

Service iK: Repair 

*ii'. ]'lvm..iil!i PI , P h . I'.r.in I ' I I V "•'• 

II.' yii.-r.- K m . I , ii,'i-in Vi,.ir, N i 

I EDDIE'S 

1 EXPRESS 

I LOCAL and 

ILONG DISTANCE! 

I HAULING 

j ANY KIXIJ 

j Ph. O.C. 1460 

• Somers Point 77§ 

HI-PRESStJRE 

W A S H 

TIU'AT VOVB (AH 

:AT vm« i 

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1.50 

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GARAGE 

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Slu>f3 andDinuuj 

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THl'I.Y 

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I/THE 

835. Fifth Street 

! UUi! Y« H" \ \ I|,I, KXJOV 

5 to 7:30 P. M. 

AJ'liM' DimuM lCnjn> Our I>r:uitil'ul Spin-ions I'nreh ; 

Ovorlniikiiii; I'.-irk uni] Ort'aii 

'PERSONAL ATTI'NTION (4IM1S l>lNNi:i! r.VKTII^ 

l ! ndvr 

;; Entirely New, 

MttiHi((em

Eta 

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of nroity 

the OoMn Cttj 

a thl* tell wan «nby 

Coach Wilbur 

jfliy tour games at 

on-tocmy terrain, 

dl tl traditional 

ny the toed and White 

fe MU not togta until the first 

f p of tlie new term of school, 

WcM Opens September 8. Rules or 

Use State Intflrschotasttc Athletic 

Association bow prohibit spring grid 

prsattoe or pmctlce prior to tbe 

opening of t «chool. 

Coach CUrt expremed coufl- 

«enee thai OOMH City wjn ho 

a. •trgn* etcren this antcn, de- 

«BtU th» fMt that «ll but four 

Of tbe vanity ktterroen mere lost 

by tvadtttttoo or, doe to other 

Hia experienced nucleus (or the 

flnt team will consist of Paul Be- 

COUt, Jim Nichols, I*n Foglio and 

John Oliver, However, there arc a 

number of other boys with promise, 

to fill In the vacancies, the coach 

(AC'S RESTAURANT 

0 P B I 

ALL YEAR 

Semen Point 

ItaftflMNl Steaks Chop* 

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Phone S. P. 9S1 

STRAND RESTAURANT 

. Excellent Food 

8-12 

Moderately Priced 

Dinner 4:30-8:30 

NINTH STREET at WESLEY AVE, 

Boiii. M. Splecktr 

ScirboroDgh Hotel Dining Room 

LONG NOTED FOR ITS tlNB TABLE 

OPEN TO PUBLIC 

Bieakfut Served 8:30 to U a.m. 

Dinner Served 5 to 8 p.m. 

Sunday Dinner 4 to 7 p.m. 

Oab Breakfasts 

from 50c 

720 Ocean Ave. 

* a t : >;.i 

400 Ocean Avenue 

AO 1Mb, Pi«, Cakes, 

P«rtrie» — Direct from 

Our Own Ovens 

(AM nay Are DeUcloiu) 

ATTENTION TO PEIVATE PASTIES 

RSONLY 

,MMS DINING ROOM 

t$ Public • 

'igar ifc 

.— BEST QUAUTI USED 

ftiW 7:30 to 10 a.m. 

f«W«»fla to 2:30 p.m. 

Oommunion. 11>e cMlf will sing, confusion. If We lei Ood be true '6una» 

e'ariy th)* "Jesus, flWiour, Pilot Me," b he will Instruct us In the truth by for alT 

October «, Salem, 'home. 

yew he im bwrn raridiqx with MB Schenecker. Oontrelto O w*>, "CM his recorded Word, Mon 

October 12, Pemberton, borne. 

Write *ad dwwbter «t AnEm. M, vvy," by Rodney, by Ruth E. 

October 19, Wlldwood, home, 

Prior to coming to Ocean City he 

**l*l AW**. »_-_ Brie," 

Nevlu*. 

October 2B, Bsmmonton, away. At Gettysburg wu e, star fUhlets aOUMiIat* Ool- A (pedal offering for the hoedy 

November 3, {Jape May, away. 

leie and otwohed at Oreenvllle, N. wul be received. 

8 00 p. m—Watchtower Bible f,Ntnv 

November v. Egg Harbor, home. 

November IB, Oennantown To Be Grid, Cage 0. and MlUvUle. 

Monday, 3:30 p. m—Last meeting study "The Way ^Return." jjjj*°JJ 

of the Summer Auxiliary In tho 

' friends, away, 

And Track Coach 

South Solarium of The Flanders 

November 31, Middle Township 

Fishing Club to 

UNION CHAPEL 

Hotel, Hostesses: The officers «f 

away.' 

Leroy 0. BloonUugdale, Ocean 

32nd M. mid Central »*, 

November St, Ple&mntvUle, away. City High School's BtMeUb ooach Elect Officert 

the Summer Auxiliary: Mrs, Allen Bev, Bobcrt Smoot, of Baltimore, Md. QhuS 

O. Thomas, president; Mrs, Harry A. 

for three yeim just prior to the 

The annual election of officers of Palmer, vice-president; Mrs, Clar« 

the Ocean City Fishing Club will 

Women Shuffleboard war, has been appointed to the 

wee J. Shllcock, corresponding gee. 

take plan Friday night this week retaryi Mrs, D. VTVohntton, record* 

coMlting and phyHcal education at a meeting on the club pier, at 

Winners Announced 

Ing Mcretary; Mrs. j. Meivln Smith, 

"Winners In the women's divides 

staff of Gettysburg College, atttyi- 14th M, tad the beach, 

treftsurer; and Miss Martha Stevenburg. 

Pa, 

Olanmee Smith, of Woodstown, 

of the progressive .ehufflebogrd 

Guest speaker: Rev. Joseph Metournament 

last Saturday after- Announcement of the has been nominated without oppappoint- 

Carroll, pastor of the First Presbynoon 

at, (he Recreation Center ment was made Satud 

sWoft for the preiddency. 

y by Dr. 

terian Church of Vlneland, The 

were Mis, Howe!], first place- Mis, Henry W. A, Hanson, dent. He 

only Chaplain among the 8th Air 

Louise tMankinf, second; Lofetia said that Bloomlnd c will Coach 

Mrs, Rocco, of airfield, Force on the continent. 

Comer 9th St. and Asbu 

Florence, third, and Mia, Anna junior varsity 

MtwielE, 'fourth. 

and track, in addition to agslstlng wig, of the Brookburn, Park pi 

Music; t^~Misc Audrey Oarey, so* 

pnuio, graduate of the University 

Bill Adams took flr#t_ place in in the regular physical education 

If Delaware, In Music, and Clarence 

the men's event, with Bill MUler program. . 

Reeves, mayor of MiUville, leader of 

runner-up, Third and fourth Coach ffloomingdide handled 

the Shckinah Singers, with Mrs. 

honors went to Russ Savage Mid Ocean pity teams in 1BSI, 1B3S and CHURCHESJohn 

Path, of MUlville, at the plane, 

W, D, Baun, respectively. 19*0, He wu dropped for purpose! 

son, associate treasurer. 

Continued from page I 

shuffleboard courts will be of economy at that time, but a Dr. OUyroef H, Chain, of West 

open to the public nightly until short time later was elected coach Philadelphia. A hearty welcome to 

September IB, it wai announced. at Westfleld in North Jersey, all, 

tering the Army early in 1M3, he 10:48 a, m.—The Church at wor« 

advanced f»ra private to the rank ip. iennon, "ftther Pleadmf for 

My, and Mrs, E, Mullen, Bywood, Of captain and won commendation Her People." Esthtf 4:1.17: 8:1-8. 

Fa,, are vacationing at 722 Wesley for his physical education program The choir directed by Henry L, 

V, 

In the conditioning of Army Air Loper, will stag, "Pmm the Lord, 

O Jerusalem," by Maunder, and "My 

Faith Looks Up to Thee," by 

Schnesktr, 

7:40 p, m,—Evening Service of 

Up, Oelebratianflf the Lord'i 

r,, Connnunlon, meditation 

Heart of Christ," Matthew, 

28:17-15, The elders from different 

A Pleasant Place to Dine 

Presbyterian Churches wUl fcrvi 

I;:;,';:::::;;;;:; »•«• 

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 

i 

I 

Night Owl Grille 

"24 Hour Service" 

Breakfasts 

Cold Platter* 

Desserts — Hot and Cold Drinks 

Sandwiches 

Grilled and PLitn 

"We Specialize in Midnight Snacks" 

Cor 7th and Asbury Aves. 

Next In Bicycle store 

VERNON HALL 

410 Atlantic Ave. 

DINING ROOM 

Open to Public 

The Name Thai Comes to Mind Whenever Fine Seafqod Is Mentioned 

SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 

9th STREET at the BAY 

Open 12 to 8 Daily , . , Closed Mondays 

Unlimited Parking for Patrons 

• We have greatly increased the parking facilities. Our parking 

loti now extend from Palen Avenue through to Pleasure Avenue 

with a large parking tract on the ocean sida of Pkaiure Avenue. There'i 

no charge for parking for the patrons of Hogate't. 

When in Washington, D.C., Visit Hogate's, Oth & Maine A¥o,S,W. 

REGINA 

HOTEL 

PUBLIC 

DINING ROOM 

S-ntann apariment with 2 bed- 

TOonna. BMBS by week, month 

or season. 

Fonmrly Thi vilu lull 

811 Wesley A?,- Ph, 0353 

HELEN'S 

DINING ROOM 

Sarae 

HOME-COOKED 

FOOD 

Cwrteoin, Plnnnt SerHee. 

Moderate 

403-14th Street 

Between Aabnry A Central Am. 

' 4 

FLORIDA INN 

60S-7 EIGHTH STREET 

BrMkfast8;30tolIiOT IManw 4t30 to 7:30 

Dinner on Sundays and Holidays 3:00 to 8:00 

Good Food Moderate Pricei 

Lincoln Restaurant 

"ConsiatentlyGood" 

9th&W#tley Hotel Lincoln 

Open Seven Day. Weekly 

Fran 8:30 a, m, to 8:30 p. m. 

Owner-ManafemMt of CVSBRT L. OOFS - 

AU women are welcome, 

Monday, 7:45 p. m.—Evangellstto 

Service at The Tabernacle. Sermon 

by Pastor Fischer, "]Lot'« Choice," 

Genesis 13:1-18, Solos by Mrs, 

Blanche E, Haegele, of Lansdowne, 

Pa, Musical leader' Dr. Richard W, 

Wright 

Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.—Midweek 

Prayer Meeting and Bible Btudy. 

Si* 

KINGDOM BALL 

OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 

D55 Asbury av. 

FrUay, August 23 — 

I p. m—service meetini, 

"What if some did not believe? 

Shall their unbelief make the faith 

Of Ood without effect? Ood forbid: 

yea, let Qod be true, but every man 

a liar as it is written, That thou 

mlghtest be justified in thy lay. 

ings." Romans 3:3, 4. 

More and more the eys of honest, 

hearted men and women are getting 

open to see the world's religious 

confusion and the inconsistency of 

the religious leaders who say one 

thing and do another. Thinking 

that those religionists represent imd 

speak for Ood, many sincere persons 

begin to wonder If any truth 

at aft exist on earth. They come 

to the frame of mind of a man of 

old who wrote in his disappointment: 

"I indeed said in my dispondency* 

every man is a liar" 

"Psalm 6:11. Leesers translation. 

They are discouraged and sigh 

within themselves. Doubtless 

though, when They hear the pure 

mg of the truth sounding forth 

the right source, despite 

religious jangling, they will 

•ecognte and will gladly accept and 

it. To arrive at truth we 

must dismiss religious prejudices 

from heart and mind. We must let 

Qod speak for himself. Any other 

course would lead only to further 

GOpD FOOD 

i&OOO ilB 

4:30 to 7:30 p.m. 

Sundays, 12 to 7 p.m. 

Breakfast, 8 to 11 a.m. 

FacUlllw for PriTate Fortis 

PLYMOUTH 

INN 

Plymouth Place and 

Atlantic Ave. 

LOUISA T, CORSON, Prop. 

Chatterbox 

Open 

Early 

and 

Late 

LATE 

PATRONS 

May PARK 

Their Cari at the 

MOBILGAS 

STATION 

9th St. & Asbury Ave. 

• BREAKFAST 

* LUNCHEON 

• DINNER 

Jane Logan Ice Cream 

Fountain Service 

" > • 

"WHEBl FRIENDS MEBt 

TO EAY> 

HAN B. CAMPBELL, prop, 

9th & Central Ave. 

Essig's Restaui 

•**m 

WILL' AT] 

WESLEY TEA R 

New Muiacemeiit, Mn, E, Bn-nnsn, 

1338 WESLEY AVE,, Cor. 

FULL COURSE DINNERS 

Prime Ribs of Beef ,- 1.50 

Fried Chicken - - - 1.S0 

Roast Pork . . - - 1,35 

Baked Virginia Ham - 1.35 

FULL COURSE 

TURKEY DINNER - $1.35 

AND STEAKS TO ORDER 

CLUB BREAKFAST 3Sq-46cS 

Horsey p s Restaurant) 

1357-59 Asbury Avenue 

"The BeirFood Money Can Buy" 

A Fact... Not Merely a Slogan 

CRESCENT LODGE] 

611 7lh St. (near VêJey AT*.) 

PUBLIC DINING ROOMi 

BREAKFAST-DINNER 

Phone 8819 

SARA J. KAEGE 

THE 

Garden Pat< 

MASK O, TOWNSlND, f» 

Open 8 A.M. to Midnight 

8th sf. and BOARDWALK—Next to' 

On the Boardwalk at Fourth StJ 

Full Course Dinners Seafood*^ 

Chops Turkey &'~ 

DIFFERENT MENU PATLY_ 

Dinner,.^ to 8-SundayÔ*ItoJ 

Breakfast 8:30 

vmm NEW 

More Big Racing 

Jvents On Yacht Club List 

Three-Day Week-End Bay Meet Is Scheduled to 

fnd on UborDfcFi Lmil Mid-Week R«e Wednesday 

1 Uniforms 

Women's Wear 

$mth Wear 

ROSABELLE BEAUTY SALON 

404 Boardwalk Phone 1643 

WE SPECIALIZE IN 

COLD WAVE PERMANENTS 

Feather Bob Machineless Wavei 

Connie's Beauty Shop 

1028 Aibury Ave. 

Will Be Closed 

Thursday, Aug. 29 to Sept. 8 

>••••••••••• 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

In Pennantiil WauSs airf 

AH mmm Aiai J 

Ull 1M ASBDBT AVK. 

FF.ATllEK BOBS — MACIIINKI.ESS WAVER «WMM1 

DOT'S BEAUTY SALON 

3341 Asbury Avenue , Phone 1543 

NOT RECONDITION YOUR HAIR FOB ¥OOB 

SPRING PKBMANENT? 

ALL BRANCHES Or BEAUTY CULTURE 

HELEN C HUDSOn 

JDeautu 

yn 

if 

Pmumtnt tnl Wavim Waving Scalp Treatment* 

Hah Tinting Facials 

Long or Short 

Up or Down Fashion 

We Assure You a Soft 

Natural Curl 

YOUR HAIR 

INDIVIDUALLY STYLED 

WE CREATE NEW STYtES 

Johnson's Beauty Salon 

0664 841 Asbury Avenue 

CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE 

703 A.bury Av«. Phone 1394 

Here Your Hair is 

STYLED and CUT Before 

PERMANENT WAVING 

Stylist . . . » 

All Branches of Beauty Culture 

JOHNSON SERVICE 

Ph. 0729 1446 West Ave. 

REFRIGERATION - OIL ^RNERS 

.-EN YARN SHOP 

841 Bay AM, 

nson 

Pbono 8831 

PUHOHAflKRB of TARN 

Open FrL-Sat 'Ul 10 F. M. 

WHYL1T 

HAIR ON 

YOUR FACE 

Mir Tour 

Appenrance? 

Today tUl hilr m be removed in 

W;. II will SEVER GROW AOAJlT 

It laavM n Hn Come In ud let me 

tlvo FOB • Il1«l UUUSBi 

IO CHARGB FOR COFiUlfATIO1I 

Frida McUentin VoM 

201 Ashury Aft, rhone 0411 

tttPBMMded by 

M«MIMtttttMMiMM 

Stewart's 

RETAIL FOOD SHOPi 

208 Asbury Ave, '. 

[Cooked Food to Take Out; 

Platters Mode Up i 

Otam Chowder 

Deviled Crabs 

Deriied Chans 

FrM omm 

Pish Cakes 

Chicken Pies 

Beef Pies 

Chicken Croquettes 

" Him enqueues 

Hurv-jrd Beets 

Slcwci Tomatoes 

Moureal and Cheese 

Baked Lima Beans 

Fiwli Rat 

Cole Slaw 

Potato Baku! 

Fnnflh Fried Potato 

lUoe and Chocolate Puddlni • 

Pies, Cakes, Cheese Cake ' 

Milk, Cream 

>•»••••»•••••»«»••>•»• 

SMITH'S 

MOVING and 

HAULING 

Daily Trips from 

Atl. City & Ocean City 

33 W. Oroveland Ave., 

Somers Point 

or •• ' 

524 Monmouth it, Gloucester 

Phone Gloucester 8-0838 

SMITH'S 

KIDDY SHOP 

Hot fight for 

2nd in League 

*——mm will iw AtittttAinAd by tta 

Ocean City club at luncheon Saturday 

at Ungp's Mtaurant. 

FINAL VIDfWKKK • 

JB.ACE, WEDNESDAY 

Next Wednetday *fUmoon the 

club will «tage tl>e final race In tbe 

mid-week championship series for Gardener*, K. of C, 

Comets, Motha and Lawleya/ The Trailing Palmer* 

«j, over this week end, aifttait mid-week mtiu has been under m 

the Maâte City Yaeht club IK since early July, faUen are m. With the Palmer group assured 

eluh wui be wreasnted by fou of quired to coinptte In at least six « first pla«e toe this season la the 

to MjnptMUvt seaioii on 

the nine evenU to qualify, Ocean City Softball League, tht 

FIRST ON SATURDAY 

Gardeners are vying with the K. of 

SS' 

be in Inter- 

three-day ncing week end Urml- O, tor second place. 

The Brat two rso»§- will bt on natlng on L4bor Say, Oommoder The m, of 0. noted out the Life- 

bay to Ocean City SatUMay Bany J, j, lettwMr, Jr., mntrunced luaroj, «Hk in * WM iMt Thurs- 

at 10:30 a. m., the othsf at a p TOM will be KUbsftt nee for day, after Mug beaten by McAlllsthe 

scene will shut to SL_ local limit oa Saturday «nd Sunday, M tbe previous evening, 8-3, with 

' NOW ON DISPLAY 

" **"" at "the August 31 and September 1, startlnt the result that both tin Oardeiusrs 

at a p. m, Tht climax will be on 

FALL HATS 

asd s. sf p, h ? ^^ 

This atiiej, wui mart-tBirrenewai lay when there will be «p*

linsS.J 

Title 

Potntx; 

linLaatRace 

ifMx at the Ocean City 

•tar tailing skipper*. 

the week end when final 

t Jttmm at Stone Harbor. 

Hojata with M» Drag- 

d tUtnl In the Sunday 

• bad tonqpea enough points 

low we*k ewtslu WUdwooa 

> itgtllas to qualify, for 

toe Darby-PM*- 

1 Trophy, donated 

Slack, of Ocean 

.IVXMT of mWwj stoppers 

.O*tr tim in the war. 

i in tbe Comet division 

, of the 

.. saflmg Jack FMt and 

I til* Mile* waa BUI Stuemp- 

. of tUe fiplrft Btucmpilg 

lootBopkln for tbe local 

ehttnptonihlp In July 

h'.wttmmon final met at Stone 

'W atauimjr was called off be- 

,n>( the heavy ralmrtorm. Many 

t'tm apart and 

+ «t Owt Ouard and private 

H to tttorn them to the pier 

Create, of Stone Harbor 

carried oil the Moth 

f 

I. Held for 

t Checka 

Stfll, 62-êar-old Swain 

, oer, wan held under tHO 

,'Monday ocatcd on the southeast side of Simpson,Avenue, beginning at 

the muth comer of Thirteenth Btreet Mid Simpson Avenue hav- 

Ing a frontage on Simpson Avenue of MO' extending to the corner 

erf Fourteenth Btreet, by a depth of US'. 

•pAHCIO, Mo. 14— 

440, 441, 442, 443 Bad 444, Block Moi, Section E ' 

USROYAL^W 

Wtc WM. T. POWELL 

Phone 0606 

Located m the noutheaM side of Wett Avenufb^nnto^^ 

yuthwest of Tw^ty-Becond Street, havini a fronfifa on West 

Avenue of 160* extending to the corner of Twenty.Third Street. 

oy a depth of 90', 

fftOln, No, 15— 

*-**• 439 and 440, Block 3203, Section 0 Mlalttiim BM I300M 

IWocated on the southeMt suta of We«t Avenue, befhinlng 310' ' 

aouthwest of Thlr^êcond Street, size 80' x w 

a NO, 1»— 

1 and I, Block 4702-A, Section K Mrfllronm Bid MM 00 

Iôcated on the south comer of Porty-Btventh, Street and Aibury ' 

Avenue, having a frontage on FortF-Beventh. Strert of W by » 

êipth of 8§', 

No. 17— 

5S1 and SSt, Block 5108, Sectlim K Mtnlnmm 

Ideated on me east comer of Fm-Bmm& B^rTand 

•wmue, tovlnf a rreatap on Aatary Avenue rtw b? 

L Wo. 1S- 

mt. Block SMS, Secu L u 

Zôeated on the northwest tide of Asbury Avenue, 

^Si hWMt M *-«fth Street ibe w % IW, 

CIi, No. 19— 

mm. Bioek taw, swuan i Mtatau Bid 1200.00 

Iôoated on the southeart Ude of Aaoyry Avenue Nllnnlng 4W 

KS 1 ^** °* ^V-Bmomi Street, BSU W X iW, se » lnlun « «° 

im. Block M01, Section M and M % Block 

Ocean Front Section Iddto ri^Jl^ 

«Wwei»t, wWeh shall 

to eettle on the part of the 

k^t.^^ i >" l :ftaU tf wamrtto 

CM) days, and upon 

|D£a ZSSL. 

the 

d 

j , • i,, 

wm pay a of the tal« 

JARS 

CAPS, UBS 

RUBBERS 

Aw) folk bunetkMiiia 

A* Id Blu. Book. To in yaar n>w 

••nd lOe «rlli jrmu BUM ud tMnmm t»— 

In Pfjltutxr after a two- 

month bofiday, but no word has 

been received as to tne number of 

men who probably will be^ called 

from this county. 

Magistrate and Mrs. Keller II. 

Gilbert, of Philadelphia. wM spent 

most of July and the first half of 

August here, have returned to Oce- 

an City for a fortnight or so at The 

Bia-ayne judge Gilbert is a law. 

yer, author and a veteran of World 

War I, 1 

New 

Await 6i 

Th i 

Philadelphians, Please Note 

The O. C, Express Co. wishes to 

thank you for your past patronage. 

May we be of service to you in the 

future? 

Please get your orders in early 1 

to avoid Labor Day rush, and be as- 

sured of prompt courteous service. 

Phone 0605 

BAGGAGE OUR SPECIALTY 

Clearance of Our Large Stock 

Beach Umbrellas 

I 

$ 

Read Hardware and Paint Co. 

852-54 Aibury Ave., Facing City Hall 

iSAVE WITH SAFETYi 

I hereby subscribe to ..,....„ .„.„ shares in the fifith series of THE 

SEASHORE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, of Ocean CKy. 

New Jersey. 

1 EHCLOSE 

WILL SEUD 

DOES, Il,« PIS SHARE. PIB MONTH 

Subseriptieni mij be sent ia any Difectsr sr 

iWE WANT YOU! 

in payment of first month's due. 

....,....„.._.,... .„ , Subscriber 

EETRAHCE FEE, Xt P1R BBAM 

(', K. ?Ui«cU, 

Oeein Cily. S.J- 

WE WANT YOUR FRIENDS i 

CLEARANCE SALE 

USED 

SURF RAFTS 

JACK'S 

BEACHSERVICE 

IV- 637 Bay Avenue -î 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

ffMEL-LEIIGER ADS? 

SIRED ADVERTISEMENTS 

i. fur theM DOliwIit «lntd b* tn UM olHca of Th. Sil 

l«*' lo ?*fTltBTHA 5 P M. TUKSDAY fur MilillaiMoi, on tb 

•*t v i P *L WEDNESDAY in 1b. To» L.W u, C1...K, 

J«Toi°«» CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

or wor^ exceeding 26 words) 

25< 

All Cla»»iHed Adverti*ing Gish 

In «lv«" io r«nrt«mt»tl«t or bmuriit to sfiu 

MPANI«D UV CASH OR STAMPS 

u courts» 

p 

to com ro.t 

to dutomeTa. Rcmi 

u i* s 

127 Stt 

Hand av.. Cape May 

Phone 5ra»41: 

IK iit 

Pa 31419 

8-23 

contained 

to *«0i B 

;Sry bcudi~wllh liggo 

taAugd.t 1045 Ee, 

1 Anbury..!". _ 8-23 

FrSierickitau.g av gAt- 

, between i 

Sunday 

ia\ _ 

swristv,a " 

33 1 ) 

B 23 

I central at 

Found 

8-23 

can ha\c 

oi v.heelb 

„„ «., ... -ni-h brtwctn 

,J st wid Pcnnlvn pi Sun 

tfmooil 822 btcnnd st 8 16 

Personatft 

„„ cor*t ucuurtment for 

L coisetlettcs and brnîleres 

fiiture Ilcadauart*r» 

po,ui nurses beiiutlcluns 

Swsi Wliitc and all col- 

I WI8S SHOP 850 Ashurv 

Jlbo¥cd~turtcy dinners SI 00 

IJOIINSONS Tin Room il'l 

i rd. bomcrs l"olnt 6onlng 

_ji fc 30 to 1 bnndav 12 to B 

IpSune Eoraer\ Point. h5'I tf 

_3 to visit the I illian Apion 

\ Bid Hundnuidc Nmcltv Shop 

id cornir MM st mid the 

: lor unusual uid dtfoâ 

_ s ior your fr'mds nr >our 

Novelty oea -^11* II produits 

ash tray memtntof-i, 

P 87 80 N Miiin 

Pleaiantvilli tf 

FOR PACTOllY BRAND NKW 

MOIOK8 »n hand nlm fiiljiry 

rccondllioncd rnotm- to HL all 

FORDS and Mcicuiys. KURTZ, 

FORD DEALER, 1st and Atlantic 

Ocean City, Phone 0(100. 

SALE—Are you Interested In mak- 

ing your own noveltiesv If so. 

here s your chance to buy n business 

very reasonable. Phone Ocean City 

127S between 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.Ji 

GlVft your car it Miuirt new ap- 

pearance wiLh u new convertihlt; 

top: r'ine Inatrriiil. laired ri^ht 

KURT/, OARAOK, 1st and Atliinllc 

av. tl 

BUILD your homo Irom t-Hne floor 

up Carpet la tl» color founda- 

tion for your entire room _ IMZDrop in 

and see our complete line: tr>-£ beautl 

ful room size wool rugs i^^ Axni 

and Wiltnn Beleotions 

Alto new rtisi]lu\ of 2*7' T 

Larpet foi r tairs ,tn1 l ) r j ixpml\ 

installed run OI ( HAItCih Conl 

iibrf c iilfl(tli Idithu trimniLd 

titloi mad( xnd wnll nit rd\^ (. 

KURTZ 1st A. AtlantK h\c 

O C OliOO 8812 01 2J00 

Phom tf 

10 PIECE dining rmm s u i t e LXICI 

lent condition Roasonabie Ami v 

1131 West av __ 

BABYfo Canvas" _ 

Ji.rd used one* montlrj^ 

Wtsley av 

LADIES: Send your rliiltl BAfiK 

TO KCHOOI. witll a.1^ IDh"AI, 

COAT- l.EGUING SKTT.' o r SNOW 

SUIT. We have them b y t-I-Tie hun- 

dreds in warm m'R.AlSXjEr MATK 

RIALS ami OORHEOUS L-IUMOa 

Sizes 1 to 14. We K 1 i a.riiji-k -t^t^c you'll 

be more than satisfiorf -v^-jth the 

QUALITY Kiiil' VAL.UK63 at our 

FACTORY RirTAir, ES^^JtÎSZISiROOM 

IDEAL MANlJt'AOTUFtI3Srcr!erbo. 

727^ Wpt iiv. Honest t>r-lnt Rest, 877 De- 

lUMiey PI^160 y*rtte I* bWictu 

Roomi for two or more, tw wselt 

up Olearbrook 4807R or Ocean 

mi for two or more, t 

Olearbrook 4807-R or Oc«an 

tf 

ROOM in "private home, one block 

from bathing beach. 843 Pennlyn 

pi. Phone 1612-W. 8-2 

TWO bedroom 

bungalow., lirtig room, dinlpa 

mm, kUcken, lnsUntan«o«s hoi 

water, addition* ©Hfcleniy apgft- 

ment, corner lot 70X70, approll- 

mately, excellent condition Oaobt 

ir jear roun4w» US80 

'day mStBftioon or Sun- 

14tW g« 

AODOrrtttDHADD 

a> atone and tnm», 1 tefly 

dwelling, modern in every respect 

Blat» roof, floUhed basement, at- 

fî*fia^ jrfM*flgf Rmtifti 1 ,, Irtr., Q|fl 

shade, taB.OOtf (2) solid Brick, mod- 

orxt tvmie, suitable for rewdenee, 

dbctor, denttot, tic 1st floor, hall, 

living Mom Wltb feal ftteplact, den, 

sun pawli. dining room, b** ft **"""• 

roam, awdertt bttcben, 2nd floor, 4 

desirahje bedrooms, sun porch, col- 

ored tQo bath, 3rd floor, 1 bedroom, 

bath, store room, pzjm. Inspec- 

tion by appointment only. For lur- 

ther lnforrnjittori TUNSTALL, 214 

White 

a-070tk Horse Pike, Baddott 

214 

Hts. 

LINWOOD. Shore Road p 

lane moms, 3 baths, 

pointment. ^___^ ? 

TWO lots, one SB comer 3rd st 

and Ocean av suTA, sn* one lol 

35th and Central »v 40X135. Inquire 

1M w. Mftrudtawna av, Fbila. 28. 

PhpneMan-a^BSS-J 10-4 

dbkrtat lot;"70 l 'ft on Asbury av. 

40 tt, on ISth A. SuitaWe for 

home 1 or business. Reasonable Afc- 

" 83nd Ml. B^Wh OriW 9-8 

ocean City' properoes 10^ 

cated In 20th st seetlon. Priced 

•6800.. »mgoo., and «30,00f>. No 

jters^W. Heed Dell, Baroshoro, 

HOTML""VeinoirHall,""4lO~AtlantH! 

av. 90 rooms, including bedrooms; 

baths, lavatories, refrigerator rooms, 

etc Fully equipped public. dining 

room, modern l&tchert farnitnre, 

linens; silverware Included Partially 

heated, suitable for ymr round use 

$15,000 down, balance on easy terms, 

Baker, Seaside Hotel, 834 6th st 

between 3 and 4 pi m. No phone 

calls. ' 8-28 

CLOSE: to Atlantic City and 

CLOSER to ne* Race Tract is 

this single home with 130 feet fTOrit- 

age along main highway and ap- 

proximately 40.000 sq. ft. of groundl 

Excellent) for Investment or business 

or tourist cabins. Metzger, 6234 

Chestnut «tL. Phlla. 30. pa. 8-23 

Real Estate Wanted 

APARTMENT or house wit*, heat, 

yearly lease. Near primary school. 

One child- 737 Hilltop rd., BprinK- 

fleld, Pa. Phone Swarttimore 2373-M, 

PARK VIEW, Bth and Asbury a«. 

with communicating kitchen and 

dining room. Just walk In and keep 

[house. Clean, airy rooms, good beds, 

•hot. enclosed showers each floor. 

Reasonable, Phone 1270. 8_0' 

: THE~ SEASHORE7~424 "AtUuiffiE" «v. 

Rooms sleeping 2 3 and 4 Good 

beds $10 to $17 50 per week per 

person Phone 1693-w. Breafc&st 

and dinner optional, 8-30 

BEGINA Hotel. 811 Wesley av. 

Rooms by the night, week and 

month. Phone 03S3. Also 5 room 

apartment for September by the 

week or month. tf 

ROOMS — Ocean Haven Cottage, 

pleasant, clean, airy rooms. 

Bathing privileges. One block from 

beach. 838 4th st. Phone 1147-j. 

9-6 

TWO bedrooms, bath and living 

room, private entrance. Mo chil- 

dren or pets. Weekly. 701 "5th st. 

8-1$ 

ADAIRE. Vacancies 

75 W. Station rd. 

day or week. 

8-80 

60S WEgS.ES «v. rear. Rooms, rcas- 

onattteT . .Htfftlng privilege, . 8-23 

prtvllegc, . tf 

8-ROOM apartment for rent by 

week or rest of season. 116 Asbury 

IT. 8-9 

SMALL upartment, accommodates 3, 

by week. Oasf electricity, hot water 

Included. $55 a week. Phone 1878. 

tf 

APARTMENT for month of Sep- 

tember, all electric, large airy 

rooms, 2 bedrooms.' 208 Wesley av. 

Phone 1022. tf 

OCEAN front apartment, accommo- 

date three adults, available Sep- 

tember 7. Price $60 weekly. Garage 

231O_W_s__av third floor B-30 

RENT—August 31 to September 23. 

One 6-room, second floor apart- 

ment, private bath, electric refrig- 

erator $125 plus gas and electric; 

also one 3-room apartment, third 

floor, $75.00 621 Ocean av. Phone 

0602^ „_____ 5^9 

SEPTEMBER. Week or month. 3-4- 

5 room apts. 3313 Asbury av. 

Phone 1539. 9-6 

ing 

THREE bedroom, bath, liv 

dining room, kitchen, 

Labor Day and September 15 83 

St_ Jamei_pl. 8-28 

SECOND floor apartment, ¥~bcd'- 

rooms, electric refrigerator, $160. 

Including gas and electric from Sep- 

tember 3 to September 30. 130 w. 

16th st: 8-23 

TWO bedJtKJm apartment, central 

location, last three weeks in Sep- 

tember $30 a week. R. B. Onlcy, 

400 48th St. 8-23 

iVrrRAOT'lVJS apartment on beach, 

newly furnished, 9 rooms, $300 for 

month of September. No children 

or pets. Reference required, 922 

Purk pi. 9-6 

Winter Rentals 

MAN anij wife (private home) W'H 

shato suitable living quarters. 

One or two bedrooms, kitchen and 

other privileges, heat and light to 

a roflned- couple, no children or pets; 

from October I to June 1. Reason- 

a_____303 Fourth St. tt 

' For Rent 

FROM August 31 to September 1 

Cottage, comfortably furnished 

accommodates 6. Convenient to 

beach. ;30*t6 Wtst av. 8-aS: 

Wanted—To Rent 

WANTED—Cottage or apartment, 2 

or 3 bedrooms, winter or yearly 

c W Barclay, Post Office tf 

Jay, Post Offl 

Boarding" 

BOAKD and CABBr-Convalescents. 

scml-invaLdS or aged. Phone 

1208-W * 8-16 

EDWIN O. SMTTH, Ph. D., Prlnce- 

ton and University of Penna. 

Tutoring, in •Mathematics. History 

aOtfKngMi, iiorceutrnlav Reas- 

onable rates. 9-6 

FOB QUICK RESULTS 

BEAD THI-vCLASSIFIED ADS 

WILL RENT NOW FOR 1947 

OCCUPANCY 

In or near the Gardens Section, 

close to the beach or on the Lagoon. 

We require a modern three or four 

bedroom cottage, with one or two 

baths, servant's room and garage 

also some means of heating suffi- 

cient lor late spring and fall occu- 

pancy. 

We. will tv glad to enter Into a 

tease now lor I94T with »n option to 

renew for subsequent years or Initi- 

ally for a terra of years. The lease 

can be adjusted to the desires of tbe 

owner as respects repairs, summer 

maintenance, equipment, etc. 

If yon are interested in obtaining 

a responsible tenant and wish do 

discuss tile matter further please 

contact 

Charles F. Steinrack, Jr. 

c-o Philco Corporation 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

or 

Mrs. Charles F. Stelnruck, JV. 

862 Flrit St 

Cit N 

F 

Ocean City, N. J. 8^30 

£cfiF~or house in Lagflon section 

with wharf. Cash proposition. J. 

A Rldgwaj.. 27 W 14th at, Ocean 

City 8-30 

RCA engineer urgently needs WIN 

TER rental to June 1. At least 

3 bedrooms. References. Call Cata- 

den 4-8000 Fxt 843 or Write h W 

Dixon, Burlington Pike, Riverton, Nj 

DESIRE~to~buy 3~4 rooiiTbunKalow 

unfurniihed witli bath suitable 

for year round nerrtpffi - 

section Full details Frank 

wction Full detal k 

Blanco. 17lf W. Chelsea rd., Phlla. 

26, Pa. 8-23 

SECOND floor apartment for ull 

year with heat not I* tnan 4 

bedrooms. Box 6026 Sentinel Ledger 

ELDERLY woman wants small 

apartment for winter; bedroom, 

kitchen and bath prefered. Close to 

Shore Fast Line. Reasonable. Phone 

024SW between 4 and 6 p. m. 8-30 

BUNOALOW or apartment for sale 

or rent for year round occupancy, 

2 or 3 bedrooms. Furnished or un- 

furnished. 3- adults. Phone 0082. tf 

EFFICIENCY apartment for Mother 

and school age boy from Septem- 

ber 3 to November 18. 15 W. 17th 

sk_ - ^J-K 

PtTRNiSHEU or unfurnished apart- 

ment or house wanted for rent 

all year. Reliable couple. Phone 

8537 9-6 

4 bertlu, gm»J, 

line enfine, ilka new. In 

Caft be- 

Boat Yard. 

MEW rowboat for sate. 

Jefferson av, Linwood, 

wood jjtatttm , _ 

fect comntiori 

30-FT sea skiff, per 

Make offer W W. Gnbam, S3 

9 

7th st Phone 0009-W 8-X 

B!A R N ra AT ~sn«ak*iox. ""am 

fs Boat Yard, 11th st 

the 

FOR' SALE—26-foot cabin cruiser 

bodge. Marine Motor. 

condition.. !**» In wttter, 

Asbury •».- 

19-FT. Bwamscott dory, well 

0W 

FT. Bwmt y, 

ontbowd motor, J60.W. 

Capt. WMght's Bott Yardl n 

Bay 

NEW boat, TwlDBCrew 89'f 

beam. Sleeps five. Trunk 

sport flshertBiri model. Can bo . 

408 Asbury gv. Phone evenings oi 

Sunday O 0 Mil. J. Win. NlbTitte, 

'Middle Cla«i to 

Take to the Air 

Party per cent of current And 

potential purchasers Of light, per 1 

sonal planes arc mtdtfle-claKS hOnB« J 

^holders, with wfle 1 Or cbildreti; A 

manufacturer reports. 

They Intend to Use- their prune* 

lchicfly for pleasure, but more than 1 

one-third also will use them fot 

Old Shoes, etc., 

For the Garden 

Old shoes and apple 1 pomaes cah 

be made into tt highly nitrogcnOU* 

fertlltzei' bane by means of & new 

bacteria process, a mBiMi{aet__ ! __ 1 if_4 

ports. 

Industrial scientists who perfected 

the process are riott preparing td 

convert 10,005 tons oi cSal waste, de* 

velopcd as a by-product of tb« reîi 

industry, into the gafarr typb fffl 1 - 

tillzets. 

Prices of the new plant food art 

estimated at from $25 to $40 & ton. 

IN niANCPRY OF NEW jLttbEV 

TO -JAMES A KINf,, hl> Hmrt dc 

V14COS Qi petsonal icprcacnlttlivia Anil 

thtit ftr any of their heira drr 

viscc* t\ccututs »dmini»tr«tor» |(1flt 

frs fi'slgiii) or SUCCCSBUTB IA rlstlt, 

tillc or iiilcrcsl Slid MRi JAMEb A, 

KIT^G, wife of Jaincii /L Kidff. 

By TirLne of an Order uC tttc 1 O>Ur( 

ol Ui&iicery of Nf«f J*raeyF made an tila 

date hereof in a cause wherein Ucll^ 

moor Ice s turimrati of the St*t4 

of Srw Jersey is (^jniplainant and 

Jdmes A King, his heirs devltiCCB nr- 

[fMfioital rrprricntatiTes and their D^ 

dny uf Ui«r Iwira devisees eircuturaT 

ddiitinisttaiurs DÂnteci) aaaigns or sllc 

ceaaor in right tHle or Interest ant! 

Mrs JrfiieB A Ki ig wife of Jamci 

A King and others ore Defendants you* 

arc required to appeal .ind answer the 

111 11 of (.jjmplaint on or before fhb 

TFNTII day of OClOBtR ne»r or the 

I ill II H will le ukri 11 lonfcsaeil 

^ffî st yru 

Sal 1 Bill is fled 10 ftrecloftc Six (6) 

Jli Silc I frtificatf* mnIf by Henry 

1 Tuutda Collector of Idaes of tile 

( ity of Oie,t!i (.iti Hi tlic I oiinty of 

( ipt May 1111 Si te , f New Jersey 

dilrl May S W« and (Mol)er 25 

1^' ihife tii which I ert fleam cover 

premiaca' known aa Ljt No 8H1 beLtlun 

L. Hlotk Sflfffi and three ,,f which cover 

prcnunca known aa I*, t NJ 871 Section 

L, Block 5601 in the Lily of Ocelli 

Lity Qllnty uf Cape May Npw Jersey 

nil of nfbich Tomplain nt is now tile 

holdlr and JANU-i A KIM. hia htirs, 

kîat-cii fr perantiil tcprcacntjtivrs and 

their ci iny of Ihelr heir devisees 

exti-iuri J,i innrfiatit gtanlrfa aa 

aigna or aucccasor in nulU. titSb or 

ihterc t an mude tuirlles defrtldint be 

lauap J»mr^ A King in thr Jrcbrd 

ftnci >f the 1 remises ill lucptm and 

w.i Mki JAMLS A KINi\i jrc the wife of 

King • 

•i 

ptemiaca in tiueation 

HOHl-Rl K 

c te wfe of 

owner uf the 

_ f J19.J8 

Solicitor for Complainant 

Ocean Cily( New Jersey 

To 

DAILY BUS 5Eft^ 

6.00 A.M. 

6.30 A.M. 

7__AJ>L 

2.1 sr^^ 

A . 

' StiatW ** "9 

tf.30P.KL 

MRVICt 

cirv « 

T«> ^ 

L#OV# 'sfOUl T#nM^ •fipiifeB MHW _; _ 

Butn IMVS lor Sm 111* CHy, AtuMfc, ', 

•front -forf, vnUwmtdT, Gkp* MlV;.i 

Bum l«n far Atlantic Cllf 

8.59 AM 4.59 P. 

10 09A.M 6.OVP. 

10.59 A.M. e.59l>. 

12 09 P.M. 8.O9P. 

12 59 P.M S.59 P. 

2.09 PM 10.O9 Mfc _* 

2.59 P.M. 1O.59PJ^ £ 

4.09 P.M. 12.O9 •^ !r ' 

1.O9 

for Information or I 

BMW* en ~;v 

OfTf TERMINAL '•, Sj 

PHONE 1296 

Boats For Sale 

SALE—17 V&-ft boat lnboara motor, 

newiy painted 1221 AsDury av tf 

20 FT double end clinker skiff. 

Dodge motor in water ready to go. 

Good condition. $400. PJione O. C. 

0740 8-23 

!MABlINE railway and storage, en 

gine anil hull repairs of any de- 

scription, B". E. Hoffman, Bass Har- 

bor Somers Point N J 8 23 

INSIDE BOAT STORAGE Make 

your reservations earlj with the 

clean, moaern boat yard, Thomp- 

son's Boat Worlts. Competent me- 

oh&nics, boatbullders and painters 

always available. Reasonable rates. 

Phone SoMiers Point 8574. _ _y 

3S-FT cabin cruiser in water 85 h p 

Buda iîBrinc, full equipment. 

Sleeps four. Priced right 15 Royal 

av Etnwood _ J, after 6pm 8-23 

OPEN Harvey. Jersey cedar dead 

rlEd 24-ft, beam 6 6 , Ford Motor, 

marine clutch, water cooled mani- 

fold, ready to go, good speed, prac- 

tically new., will exchange for new 

or sllghtljt - used car. C. Bentham, 

819 Centrai av Phone 1157 tf 

3S-FT cabin cruiser In water, Som- 

era Point Boat Yard. 85 h.p. Buda 

marine full equipment Sleeps four, 

priced rlgbt. Apply 15 Royal av., 

Linwood, M. J^ 8-23 

18-FT. cabin fully equipped, run- 

ning ordter. No reasonable offer 

refused, lvfiist be sold. Oracbcr. 818 

St. James pi. __23 

24-Ft. cabin boat, Kermath 4-cyl- 

indcr, good condition. Apply 

Harry Lewis. Yacht av. and Har- 

bor Lane, Somcra Point, N. J. 8-23 

KOTICE 

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL PROPERTY 

OF THE BOARD OP EDUCATION 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

liy virUtc uf authority of die Mnard of 

EitiioTLtion nf the City of Ocean City, 

New Jerory I ^hflll cxiH>sr to sale at 

I il li irmiiir on SEl'ItMlirR4 1X6 at 

the hour of two o'clock (Daylight Saving 

lhnc) iti the afternoon if sail riij in 

the CommiMU incr*' ("hsmhfra City Hall 

Ocean- City. New Jersey, tftc following 

property for not lciv than the minimum 

price designated 1 , thereafter, lint! in ac 

cord]ince with tile terms hereinafter slat- 

ed, to wit. ' 

Lotn 65S, 4S«. HS7 and BS«, Section "C 

Minimum Hid $7(«ci.00. TIIMC lots 

Incited on NurthweH &i(le oi Ontral 

Avenue beginning SMt. feet Sotitllwest 

.( 1 levmth Slrecl ur VOnlUt) Un 

nnprifVril propeMy 

Said lritu will lie null! subieel to l.hr 

.csetvatinns. convetliintn. citiditionii j,i'l 

rc&trictionfi of the Ocean City 'Agsoti 

atiDir and any other ctmvenunts run- 

ning with the html, tile Zoning Ordi 

n inec restrictions, and subject 10 any 

flti'tllcr conditions ;is may be announced 

prior 1Y> the sal. 

Tile terms of the sale shall l.r twenty 

lei 1 centum (20%) ( kh if tile highest 

Lid to he paid -it the time of s id sale 

balance to be paid at tile time of final 

gcttlnnciit, which ahall lie within thirty 

(3()) days, and upon failure to settle nn 

tile part of the nunrhafler within said 

time, tjlp Board may retain the twenty 

percciitntn (20%) de]Hisit as liquidated 

dun ges nil I jt HS a V"-na!t> 

The purchase hid nliAll he confirmed 

.1 writing at the conclusion of the 

(lidding and contract of purchase shall 

he executed eight (K) days from the 

le date. 

The Hoard will pay a -commission nf 

fivn (5%J per centiim nt the nnle price 

licensed Real Estate Broker ef- 

BEAD CLAS8IFIBD ADS 

y 

fecting same 

The Iloanl res 

f 

e rsenei the r gilt to re 

feet any 1 and all bids and the sal 

shall be confirmed hy the Hoard of 

Rrincatie.il. 

By order of tile Board of Education of 

Ocem City \ I 

At ICE T nARRFTiO\ Secretary 

f 

ProfeseoiMl 

— 

Franklin A. Kto_: 

Attorney at Law 

It* itt Stnrt ftw 

TBTERINARIAK f. 

Dr. a T. BORCI-I 

S7 W. 15th St. 

8UR0EOH CHIKOPOXUBT 

W.Thomas Adams, 

m Allutte IK, . 

Surgeon Chiropodist!^ 

Dr. Chailes Hans "V 

Wl Artrarj A»*. 

Room 306, KitKDil Bank 

Dr. L. W. BettS V. 

OptoMetrist 

in* Atlutttc 

AtluUe City, H. J 

H«an & t 

Frank 

cvm, 

LAND 

cntnl in. 

Electrical Washer & Refrigeratiwl 

EcMiutar MMaart OE^Het Printl 


710 Aabury Ave. $$£$£. Vi*ne 1Z«2! 

Electrical Wirir

IACE EIGHT 

Academy Pelted 

With Bottles 

Hoodlums Draw Ire 

Of Naval Officers 

"Hoodlums" have been making 

life miserable for the offirirs ami 

ieameti students at the Oc*an 

City Academy, and C«pl, Jack (;, 

Hrntx warned this week that he 

iMI't fqlng to talti. It lying dimn. 

He reported to the police depart, 

ment that a group, apparently of 

young men, stopped in an unit*. 

mobile outside the 3(ilh .st. naval 

training_gchfjcii a hnnt j ji^jii. Bun- 

day, and proceeded to throw buttlrs 

at the building. 

One window was broken and an- 

other cracked. Capt. jernee said 

(«Jd«»g tlmt "it was wry lucky noun 

of the hollies t-arne ihnwfh the 

windows and Jilt t fit. boys while they 

were sleeping." 

The same kind of disturbance oc- 

curred the prfvious Sunday, lie 

said, only that, time the niiscreani.il 

threw stones instead of tattles. 1 

The Academy also was vit.-tinii7.Pri 1 

recently tay having two "iiiniuhmii 

llfi' buoys stolen from tile wall IIIII- 

side the building, n lumiii f'li.i.M 

Ciuard stimuli, 

Capt. Jemee said that, the mi. ' 

welcome visitors two wi't'k*. ajjn were 

driving a station wagon and Uiat| 

life npFiit two hours ciriMiiii iiiuiind 

trying tn find it af tt-rward, uuhuiii I 

success. Last Sunday's homo thruU-.' 

ers were in an automobile nl whnh 

a description was obtained by urn* 

of the Academy boys win.' mis 

awakened by the coiiiniounii .'mil 

looked out a dormitory window 

While tlie ptilu-e Lire tryniK tn 

Identify the ears used, Ai-arieniy ui- 

fleers said they uiso lire --t'lkii'is ; 

steps" to prevent any mure -nil, • 

incidents, and to piiiu.-ih an*..me .... 

tempting it. 

Resort Woman and Children 

Arrive Safely In Japan 

Mrs. Lahti Reports Pacific Crossing Was Unevent- 

ful; Joins Her Army Captain Husband 

CfTV SENTINSL-LEDCER 

Mrs Wulti'r S HherniHn, 110 At. 

.luilii 1 uv.. ritfiieti a I'nhli'iirain lute 

last Win-k advising her [it the SU|M 

arrival in Japan of her daughter, 

Mrs, Edward H. LaiiM. and her uLi 

children, Malicy iiml Srntt*,. 

The mo lei I here early in ,l,i|y 

urni crossi'd Ule Pui'llir Hbuurd ibt- 

SS Fred t* Aiiisivurth. lannini: at 

Sandal. .lapiiir '1'liey were inn ;il 

Uie-noti Iff. Cul. -X-iiliti,—wlvt {intk 

hem lo Icjiiiiki m nonheni Hon- 

shu prov ice tttwre I hey will r,., 

side diirn : a M:I\ n! u %fMir ur [IMI 

in [lie Or,''IK, 

Mrs, Lilhti refit*!'led Ural thr mp 

was unevenUni us -.ht* -iiui tin- rtiii- 

dreii lirinn! inmiuni- tu M'H.'.ii'kiie-;, 

The mute was it\ wuy ni Aht..ku 

the AltMituui Islands 

Little Trouble 

Over Week End 

Large Throng 

Is 'Peaceable' 

rniil ihcir fiiMiiiii'. :m> foir.iili'ti'ii 

ui Camp HmiMeii ji new biu,,* |,lr 

['(•ilipiiliun luri-i's. the liiniily IM re. 

siding in 11 mansion in Nloi'icikii. 

which WHS thi' Iiead'iuiirU'r*, of pill! 

Liillll prlcir fii Die iirnviil ill in, 

MHIillv. Till- IH'IIIM' is tyjiiciil ,,| 

.u. .i?;:,;:„ 

Frid 

Naval Militia 

Unit in Resort 

Three Divisions 

In County, Ia Plan 

f.'l- UK' i-.Hi'ili-i,,,,, 

Nm.il Mil:li,i iiiiii m (.>,,., 

•i' illM'tiMPd lliij, iv.-.-k m 

i bi (hucrnur R lui*. 

'ii|ii' M.i\ Collins- ih f,,.|, 

Militin. iMI' nihi'i' in,, I,,, 

illl 

'-El LJ l.-.i 

Stylo ream Fri 

nT 

: 

MidlilM doors hrlwi'Mil ruiui!, 4iiH î = 

heiiiililnl tar.len v,ith a nrmlTr,^ ' H ' V " ' 

tart. A tnn hnusp m Tiic i j M i - d T " " ^ y " 

liiis hcc.i ,•...,vri-i..,! m m u , 

house fur Ihi- American ilnlHri- 

Col l.,,|,i,. u y,;,,i,,a[e nl VV.-M| | 1 "" : r - ! '" (l11 i -" l " 

Pinil in l'i:(K »;,< acini- in nil tli.i; S MII'S, II -1 j •. i - - i!,.- , 

.!..• li.-l Ani.Ti.'i,- nflic-s t.. h,H,i .1,., 

un .lal.MM,-..- .,,,,1 a i m I,,,-,, ,| ,,,„. 

r i i i ; 

" 

d " ' • ' " • • " " i M ' i . i ' i i i i . i ! . . M i . - , . , , . , , . 

"I tiv M i i h A , .„,• n,. t,i,,,-,-i ,,;, 

1 ""'- •!. 

I nhl. 

•• •"'•Hi- ;,. 

I 1 ' biii',, 1 i 

N.,i- 

1 l y E * find 

fe *"!**» 

6,900 Dance at 

Convention Hall 

2000 Participate 

! Philadelphia Day 

, I 

! i> 

T 

USB THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

D.-spilc Liniilhir inrui- i h n . n , : u 

(Iceai: Cili i n n il,,. w i r k , mi il 

pull.-c d.-i'MI-llll.'-" :.'ii;-.(l H . in i n ii 

linil«i|iiiiy iiul' 1 ii|,, IIIM-I- en.,,. 

tteie (ii-iiri! I" . .iiii' \ 1 u n d a i ni.il. 

l i m If l i i V f i i r . U ^ t \ l ( 

In i.jif I : ;I-J' i'Lt:ii f'Hlo\(-r r.H. M! 

I'llUliU' W.I!. II,:. d II. 

pl.-a.li-il u ..!!> hi >|. ,:,; ,|| f ,S 

Illlie-. ,u: In.ill :i:,(l :il.o Io p., •-..,-, -i 

•* I ' ' I , i ' 

; 

' n . l a . - i . .- o ! C , l I M r '••' . ' • • : ! • • I - . 1 . 1 ,..- 

I. I '!,. » - . 1; I : . . , , , A :, -,,. ,-. '• -• 

< > ' • • • ' • - • •'•••• I V - M l . . , ^ i , , , „ ,,., H I i ; i I l i l ' M I ' M s I I K r 

•'•I >'•< •!!•• n.:.- - I I . . 1 , , , , - . . , - . „ , , . , |.-.!-. -.•: :;. , „ , . ; , .., 

LAST WEEK 

ARRIVALS 

Asphalt Roofing 

Asphalt Shinfles 

Asbestos Siding 

Butts 

—Cement Reg. 

Cement Mortar 

Coal Dowels 

Idaho White Pine 

Plywood 

Roujfh Pine 

Staylite Tile j 

J.P.Collins Co. 

So. Soaville, N. j. | 

p 

,I..M-|)|, Hlill) ill) Chr ,li i! | 

iuui WlUmii! htrriif: i'i Hhiîii 

pln.i ft.-:-e Ijjw'il *n .'.,• 1: o n ,1;-,, 

ft Is ,-,i".I'll I . I..in-.. ., I !:, \ ii 

arn-Mi-.i !..r I..-:.! -.u, .- ,.". :!:,- M , 

ill u! 'ill: ,| ;.-',j I ' l l : , , ! .,' 

mber Cottogo Cheeie Shelli 

hopped cy[umb^,i n mrd um i,,»d) 

* th tmip^n or (Pebn l(Ollp t hop 

1 FfppcF F il ruEumler ihplli H. ih m -tu *• 

1:1, 

Maiv A W.,••!.:: .-'.-• II 

11:,- : . 

IIII'S I 1(1 ( K 

TDK ii.issinrn 

j| BRYANT 1 

| Wood or Aluminum j 

j All-Season Windows I 

jhrinji .vi-iir "round comt'or.l.! 

(Slops ihe fuss and huthrrj 

{of i-hunjiinj: from MTVI'IIS; 

{to Hliiini sash, Dun't Iniild! 

I without them, ;S(i monlli*^ 

ili> pii,y. ,- | 

JOHN E. TROUT 

I HltilSTKHKi) HI l i m n | 

j 1053 Asbury Ave, ! 

I Ph, 1200 j 

; Prices Reduced On Christmas Cards 

10c each 10 Cards fnr .75 

15c each — 10 Cards for 1,15 

25c each 10 CavJs for 1.75 

Box Assortments 

1,00 each -- 3 Boxes for $2,00 

HAHN'S 

Cabin Crafts Guild 

Boardwalk at 7th St, 

WITH NKAI.TKNT rilKAMMi 1 lITTtliF IIIMvi: 

A-VD NKALTFST I»KVOV STYI.K I IlK IM 

You, heai-weory family will ddighl in thr.e cso|lrlg solads. Thoy',,. flavnrlul 

refreshing, and full-bodied . , . and, BS a mafler o, [0,( they rn ju(( 

two of ,he mOny tempting Summer diihefs you can make w,,h whol,.Somn noun.hing 

Srcheit Hoiry products. Get Sodtct Crn,ed Cottage Cho«o and Soaltos, 

Devon Style Cream often, from you, Supply, milkman and neighborhood 

Seoliesi stofekBoper, Sfnlicit Creamnd Coiiagn Ch.-use, J8c Ib. 

Suollest Duvon Style Cream, 34c holf-înt. In New J«,wy, 

SUPPIEI 

SeatUA 

DAIRY PRODUCT! 

^••••••••••••••••••••••••••^ ••••*••••••••*•*, •••• 

GOLDEN GALLEON BUILDING 

Golden Galleon Auction Gallery 

RTIITniMr «r 

Starts Tonight.. . Continuing For Ten Day! 

1112-1114 BOARDWALK 

Auction Oriental Ru 

INCLUDING 

fine Silks 

Keshahs 

Kermans 

Sarouks 

Chinese 

By RICHARD EVANS AND SON, Auctioneers 

Every Rug to be offered at this tremendous sale is brand new. The »izeS range'from"2 by 3 feet to 11 

by 22 feet, with many of the popukr 9 by 12 feet size. 

to 

to bu T 

iunity ^ D " t •' 

° Hental 

will ,ive you 

Though this is Ocean City's newest modern 

we « ^ •' .tartlingly low Pr«c« 

their means. This is your oppor- 

GOLDEN GALLEON AUCTION GALLERY 

Golden Galleon Building 

23, 1946 

Editorial Page of The Sentinel-Ledger 

SECTION THREE, PAGE ONE" 

CEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Ocean c«ys 

fe«;W "'".'H Ji.' 11 .;. 1 o'Sl.'SftW' Yesterdays 

•""NEWSPAPERVlJHLISHING CO. 

('|0f Tli, Otton Cilj Stntintl-Udicr—Eiubliiihc, 

BUT, SAM.THi SUNS SHININSTCGWNT 

i oR»N I> ANIiKVINE, IMior 

ROLB I.EK, As.inant Ednor 

MITH A l i ll 

HrtROLB I.EK, As.inant Ednor 

I01IN I SMITH. Ajl.rtmini,- ll 

)J KAY TllCiU't, Msnat,, 

I KAY 

I'liKK IISO vti y"r Iiy miiii in (knr 

nity; FlSrahere. $1 jj?f year. Fricc iifi ncwi 

* *, S-« Vufk Cly. n B, W«.-l,,r n,,v,, o 

J k "i" I i Mih 

;,, Sm.nil 

sllfr at lh« pM.t rMfir, •( (), 

Art u[ Mirth g, WH, 

hiladelphia Day Did It Pay? 

plii riiiliiilclphifi D.iy jiny? 

ThlTf'S " 

i pay nil tin 1 Music I'ior Siimliiy 11iy 111 ^l.j',,^. 

i the liti(i ,!, Fi'cil Miuiiii 1 , i-iv:itnf mnl 

for many yc;irs ilircrtur r.t" the Muiiiri 

Orrhpstia, ulm IYHHI suildciily :i yeai 1 ii, 

Sundiiy nielli's (liMliratorv ))rnjrr;ini. '[ :L 

Iivilh Cliiri'ii.'e iMihi-nian, (if rhilaile'lphi;i, •.,.','• 

((iiost ciiiiiliii'inr, iiiiH with ilcilirali'lii 

pf il lllii'iilf" Iii Ml*. Maillli l 'H ini'liinry, 

|prnmin|ifi tn I,,* aii event Unit will lunjr lie 

i . iii|,li,i 401) in Slid j 

ivi* [iiml up. 

HiMMl fu hu ill 

-I uinl Minn. 

nl sir, IIIIII ,,„ 

IMil.i-.s l(,n(i, !lj,(is11.• 111 - 

,,,,,,,1 ,,,„„ .,,, .„, j,,.,,,,. 

MII-III Wiis mad 

1 MIM; Ji-iin tin 

Iiy FARHAN IIOI.MK 

NIIW Unit, liin iviir is iivrr I hi- 

milhfms nl Klllull IlllMiii'!,'.!". 1:1 Am- 

I'l'li'ii ulii'rairii ijy liulmMii-il- iniisl 

II wiilliiiil liic *.liniulu-. nl 

inn., nl nur spi'iulnm 

SViUliiiit iiH-i'tillst*. larnli'i^ clriit:- 

M-m nl ii m-.!.-.. uinl Bliwcrs will hnl In- jn-r- 

dc;id|l;lH ;,liach-ci ti) UHldi'l-ni^f. PMh'iii! MTV- 

mil i'Mpand. 'I 

II •J.ilU WillllS 111 -I .1 It 111- iHVli 

ihi' iii(luic:ii*l,t u! 

UiiiUai ri-fliliaiuii ill 1!IIIIUI!N:I! 

ffith ••!-,- 

It piiiil i'aliiiliiim diviili-nils in pulilii-iiy 

jiat w nniiiiiiit of iiiiiiicy ' I'aruile. also Hi', 

irvcs an armful of iin-liiiis \' risuris ujiin, ihp 

t,ildj4fS Uii' tii'i'. 

Insiiad ill planning In tji:i]ri a 

'•mh mil iiiifiyi'. '-.ti'p'-, sin,1 ifi I)** 

linilii'diHli'iiy lai'i'i, in tr-i=f bridî'M 

:,!!i':id\ I'Xls'i'iit ihiTi- is HO îind 

ii':,.-!,,, wiiy thf hiidî's fannut br 

litk. n iiii'i by tin, Hiat" Hifjituay 

I Ji'ij.ii 111:1:11. piuii Inr iiy , In- .:ii'- 

liaiiniii:! and inamiiiiiii'd hv it. 

N'ur is tlii'fi' iinv ^nnft ii'asnri uliy 

ii'i'V shuiiid nnt hi- n liiki'i.. C-r', 

!,.,i,;\. li.i'ii- riiiMint in' inn' jtlra nf 

'•lllll Illt'i' nl Mlllll'. 

II tin' pi'iipii- nt Capr May Cdllll- 

ly will csiil'i'ss tiicii iipininn mi tiiiH 

iiiailcr ihi* fiiiiiity aiitlinniii'S will 

listiiii t» tlH'in—in li'iisr in tin" ex- 

ti'iit nf r if it addii'tf :i sivth ! fill - 

illKtUC. 

HO IT CAN'T IlK DONE! 

iCarn:> May C'uiint.v TIRI**( 

Wlnii* hliiHin'ds, jiciiiaj.i.s li,niis= 

aiifts, ni f'apn May Cniintliins wi'i'c 

talking iilKiut dninii Nniiii'lliinu Inr 

ii'iini'-M'.'kihi? yi*toi'u(is', Ani'is L. 

i'ii'tii'r. sir , nf Ocean Cu\', hnnsc!! 

a vi'ii'iiiii. ijlirf-iiasi'd 21 arri's (it 

litiitii'!' ianti ill Iwn iraeU at Puler^ 

liln. sutidn ided the pniperiy into 

ilini'i' than 100 liiiildiiiis Inls, 50 by 

Hill Ic.'i and Jjiit !h(*m (in sali' In 

i'X-si'l'vU'i' inr'Ii al alril'ist lii-xttn- 

Ocean City a la Carte 

' We Love a Parade! 

KVIT sinrr. we participated in a collpfe nightshirt 

Ijariidf land narrowly escaped spending the night in' 

Uii' town ealnbnuHM we have loved parade's of all 

sons. We take it thai practically everybody shares 

lins -wnUnii'iH, The tuni-oul, at Oceaii City's Baby 

Parade lust week ijrovt'd tlie point. 

Wliut we always like best in a parade, however, 

is the band music A gond march, played by a band 

''iiriiding down street or boardwalk, seta one's blood 

linKling and speeds the lern|3Cj of ones heartbeats. 

iProhahly proves thai we're all savaices under our 

ijivilined veiii'er tor mmi banri music is mii,rtial in 

US [.'adenfe iiiid I hat rmisi's one','! Istenl fiKhting 

liivtinfls > 

9 * * l 

We're thinking now of the magnificent, 80-plece 

Piiiliidelpliia riolipc. band. We watched It detrain on 

Philiirielpliia Dny. •SWIIIB arrosn loth st,, and head to- 

ward city hall, to the UiiBiing strains or "Olory ta 

liie Triimpets" march. Tlie interplay of trumpets and 

bass InsLrlinieiHS. the .sprightly tempo, the precision 

marchinj;. all served to set tlie pace for Philadelphia 

Day and insure ils success in advance. 

Tlie coppers in Unit band really put in a day's 

work ' They played ail during the Baby Parade, and 

again tor more than an linur before the fireworks he- 

tail siiUtleriiiK skywtirrt in the eveii!n(j Thanks, boys i 

Viiil were ap|5reciated! 

We enjoj d having ynu all Mayor BannieP But 

plefise. if you return 'IIPXI yeiir, dmi't forget to hriiiif 

tlie hand i We love it I 

LOOKING 

AHEAD 

iili annual 

mWll'IPreil. i'l.i'.al!l-tl III |i(il> 101- till- hill;i!lli' ill 

It will he ii fitlintf triliilte to the .mail "'" s sul > ulll ' r CUIII-IIKIIMU a Stod 

111 111 

v.l.i-n 

'Uii c:iî', :ii:,i in iliat uav 

-,'TI 11 iiil yi", II' nii .,;ip >f 

SliUiil 

i . riiini] kiihli 

n.'. yiiiill 

"' rl MIIIII' al --.imi'iii', 1 iiml Kiy a 

ant 

nisi miluiully, as yui woulii haik 

h.ilii.' . . . uhil Ihe slrantier. whu 

ivr conn 1 iiiirc J iiiiii lhi* 

••(. ill (•lialHe 01 j,,,,,,, lu.xl t|| ,„.,, MihrhiiMimislv 

i liitori'i .•.mm, Mini |,,|.,.,.,s hiiii-i-M, inn, nhfl .-mili-.i 

•I'-. I.i In* -.tatec, iwii 'I'll,..., nulfli'iily. >"'! hull! ['alch 

• club baliroiiiii. y,,i,,-,,ives np-hi'i-i'ius,.' tin* sli 1 

^ ^ or -i;h-,uiv n wau• imiu. yu'i wnh 

( * hiisiiiiiiin \u[\ luiih slap nit yniir 

tjih \'nii nUiiii and Vilina ma-k-, aptl i;it mini!',' n:: yuur uii>' 

ivi-ii- pla', iiii,: in "Till* K. ii nl «illi Hie llNi-ii M i nri-yiiu I -. iu 11- 

icik on iiir I J l,ii';i Thi'iilr*' busint's-, ' :ur, in tin* ncri-pt'-il Ni-w 

York llialllii'i' , . . hi-i-aii',!' llr.il •: 

' * Iiii' WLiy 11 1--, , , . iind pity u i*,. uiitl 

vi'l'llnw crnwtl ill Ihe iiiiisic dalilni'd pllilul! 

i'. ill..11 iilli'lnli'.! till 1 cipeiilni; ran. 

r, i,y v,,-*. n,,i,i. ..UH, wu. Stockholders — 

in VI:AKS 

Uu 

Ail 

P'ho niii'lr t?i"iil, worthwhile liiiisic :i 

ait uf Ocean City's siiniiiii'i 1 

or 

Long Last! 

After niaiiy years 

the iiait of Atlantic and I'aeifii- cnast 

iniiinilic's, iiy ('iinyressmaii T. Millet 

Hiind mid nthers, the fftlenil jinveninu'iit 

Iw week foiinally rtvnfriiii'.iMl the fact 

tliat iljiiis as iii'iiiKiiinceii a ros|>oiisihility 

in preservation ijf heiwht's as in flouil 

, iiilaml. 

I'II i- 

I.ili-mial'd prolcrliun was pi'Ovid. 

ed lui' Ihe firM iimi* oil Hir- heai h 

al Hurl rcl., with (luard .lark "I'liik- 

lcr ii.i.'iiciifrt to thai spiit. 

An oi'iiinnnri' autlHiri/ini: Mirfiif- 

il:IT nl stri-i'ts belwei'll 1>1 and fllli 

Us nisi ill' Allaillic a\ . svas inlrn- 

ilui'i'd liv Illl' cniiiillissinni'is II 

aim cxli'iuli'il AllalilH' iiv, Hi Nui'lll 

.-I. iiiiii \udi-lH-d tin' 1*111 hi. en- 

trance. 

Rain ami strum; winds failed In 

di'li'i- a larKi* ihriius utli'iidmi! aii 

,ah' nl 40(1 lots m llif -Hind 

'Ihi* eiii'jiiirale lax vulr. uliiiii 

I :ip|ily to Uleê mdnidiial ru = 

liTprr.^. Im*, hi'i-n i-i-iliiii-H InNil 

il, Witftinli* peak ul Pfi pi-}- irht In 

MH pi-r ii'iil, Iiui wi- 5,11.mid mil 

li'l'i'."l Hint 

; 1-ales r.ii.î-d hiiin 11 

i IM :i.-t per I'i'iil—all.mi ••(••-— llurd 

! th.-ir Jirt-hent h'\el. 

('I'ltTAILKI) 

itinued fiit'itianiiii and 

hiliall lildi'pi'udeiil i-nti'i'- 

•>•-- I-, i^^t'iitliil if wr aif lu hayc 

11 l:l'a!liiy. Cnlllpetitive erfihoin'?, 

HiL'h rnrp'inite laxf-s ri"ilri*'f the 

Ki'iiwll! II! small (•ninpanles ih llirei' 

I. IVy iTtini-iim tlie altralliveiii'ss 

ui upi-rat in:; \yhere tliere is :in>- 

ri- k iiiviilvi'd, 

i*. BY hnntinu the ainoinit oi' rnp- 

Ilill ili:ii I nil he hlllil Up 

tliniuL'h ki'rpini; i-arnini.-. in ihi' 

3 hy mukint* il ^rnemiiy iiiorc 

ditiii-'iU i.i ai-quirc* initside cai.i= 

it iii. 

All ul nB rraii.-n that liiish tnsrs 

ha\i* pi'h;,li/.d initiative and thrill, 

Ii i nhtiMiii'ci. they call depress Ihe 

nr.iwlh nl Miiall and lal'Ke bUiiines'i 

in Aiiii'rieiL a*, they have iii every 

in Iur natiiiii HIU'TC tins was ihcir 

pn rpnsr. I" lakes leîslatioil. to i'e- 

riiovi- ilic uiijiistiiii'ii and IriH'diiin- 

des!roynm piiirn'ial of our preseiif 

las .-.y.sti'tii. 

Ml. i'hlti'r tt'fently aniinilnt'cd 

liiat iiim-M tiuin hull nt till* lots had 

iM'i'ji sfiid. and tnrnis fnr iiic 101111 = 

il'illiiil (it tin* Iirsl cnltaKi' at 'Car- 

nlyn Park", I hi' naine nl Uif* nnii = 

prulii dryi'lnjiMH'iit, Wi'ri* alri'ady in. 

lie alsn aniiiuiiici'd tliat the eli'i-trlf' 

cnllipans' uili iiin .m-rvlce to the 

pruji'ii uithuiil rliartii' inr poli'M (ir 

cxii'nsinn hi'caiiM* nt liil* inrrea^- 

iliii l,lllii!j!'i' nt putrhllal lisiTS, 

I-'rniii imi' ciifj nl Hit' (>nl,iity tn 

till" iitlii'i llli'l-i- are fiilks piittliit' 

iiii'iiss priijt'i ts iiiid unrlliy iimye= 

iiieiiL*, aliniit- *Aliich ho-.ts nf (ither 

Inllis said nut lung riillld lji> diiiie. 

fish I v 1 - 1 1 • di'H'i a laryc uii.it!', ,n ii NII'MH 'i" . . -• n -• 

U'nilnl, mlaihl, -iucni'11 >*ih' "I 4011 i"ts in liie 4JIKI I» line with me ciinipuiBii lor a — 

I'fvsiili-m Truman last WPI>1; sk'lU'il a « MMUCML The tent m which u balancrd federal hutlcrl. Omuri'ss- "Alleriinn has been 

J thai a.,tl,,,,i.e« the federal ôvoni- j ^ * ^ •"•"'^ "'» ^J^J^^'^Jl bus %^^J'^L 

jUfni tn [iay one-thircl the iirijfinnl cost, nt • • ' ' spuken out amilnst "blank tliui*" , -— 

wai'h lHiitectiun iirojectH, 'I'he finamial sixty.niillinii citizens are experted miiiropriatioiis iinirediiie il Wash. "They've nmii- In s, 

A lot ul of FI",Iliii slock hiililer'i 

own the SHlfUKW.ilM net iissels 

of nile of our liiggest nil c»ni = 

Iiiinies, 

N'n iniliviihiiil anirin^ them 

owns a£ much as 1 per rent uf 

the stock. nitd (he l;ir(;est 

stockhnUler Is not ii persiin hut 

an institution for the public 

welfare which owns lielwi*i'n 

fpiir anil five, per ei'nt, 

\moriB the stackhnlilers are 

(Wl eiiaritios, rhurrhiHi, eiliira- 

tiiinnl iiiKtituliuns, etc,, IO.'!!i(i 

other rorpnnitiiins, iinuraiiee "Penplo inlalii sny this nuie 

eompanies, prnlrctlvp orKiinlxa- ' smell-.: —Jiiiiiii- Walter nates, Los 

tiyns, eic,, and 3n,!i3i women- Aimelcs, ri*. liuli ul 'JT.SQO pounds 

= ,—• ^ lif )J:irllr 

with Ihe eiuripLiii'n lor a AITcE'tinn has been showered on 

Millhi'WS. 01 Ihe me '".l.iiidiL Dal'Ueil actress, pick 

id'" lead. 

=QUOTII 

OF THE WEEK 

SPKUAI.IST.i IN liEANS 

lC::ipe May itar and \\avei 

Cup.' May Oiuiily is experieiicint! 

thi- rapid ill-null! o! an aiJrlcuitiirat 

business which is lajil ajisumuis; iiM- 

pnrlaiii priipiiriiiius in its over-all 

economy. The Kniwinu of lllllil 

bi-aiis Inr quick-lm-zini; has in Ule 

lasl 10 years expanded irnni 3Ut) to 

li.lliiu uci'i's as inore and inure coun- 

ty turniers turn lo bean crops fur 

a cnnsiderable share uf their anuu. 

ul incomes. 

Now, accoidlil|J LO recent news re- 

leases, oflicials nf tile Bcerfielri 

l'iii-klilli CnnipaiiV have hlKh ho|ies 

thai the Wreane nl lima beans Will 

hi' l!l(rra*ed iu Ihe iieKt lew years 

10 al Ic-i.-.l S.OUO. 

C*ipe May Cniuity's soil, climate, 

and uenerai iiiowini; cnnditiiins 

,eein to lie rxnvmely favnrable Iur 

ihe pniiiiiciinn or hetler-llian-ay. 

eraue crops lit lima beans. nlakiliB 

11 a prii!Halite lariiling venture 10 

specialize 111 that type of crop. 

In a ciiminunily as closely knit as 

Cape May rmiiity. any expansion 

or outsiandiiiK success in one line 

n! endeavor is quickly reflected 111 

viriually all oilier biisinei(S(*s, so 

t lint Ihe beneiu-ial eiiect, of the 

growth of ijns new phase'of county 

aiinculiure is a matter of more 

than- passing interest to all county 

residents. 

Keep Your Powder Dry 

T!p to this point. I'ie A La Carte column has care, 

fully refrained from sayint' anything that might hurt 

jn Sialins feelings. We kept hoping that perhaps we 

weren't, correctly reading or liearing tlie news. We 

thought that it miBhi just be the difficulty of our 

iinderstandiiijs the Oriental mind, and vice versa. 

Hut it has become plain as tlie nose on one's face 

that the Russians understand us perfectly well, and 

thai, they know exactly what they are doing. , . . Our 

patience has run out. We're going to climb on the 

hand wagon with Secretary Byrnes and speak plainly 

tn our erslwiiile comrade in arms. 

Russia deliberately is making a mockery of our 

peaceful intent. David Lawrence remarked in his 

cu|.111111 Hie other night that the Soviets evidently are 

trying to make things so tough for us that we will 

pull out of Europe and leave it to them. 

Our sentiments were bluntly expressed the- other 

day By Herbert Hoover, for whose hard-headed corn- 

inon sense we have always entertained a high opinion, 

Mr. Hoover, you remember, recently returned home 

trum miikiiiM _a-world survey of the food situation 

lor President Truman. 

Advising the United States to conserve Its ec.Q. 

niimit' resources, "keep our powder dry" and- co-oper- 

ate with the United Nations to maintain peace, he 

limed this nation to stop playing Santa Claua with 

Its resources, "hold the atomic bomb until there is 

real t'o-operallon for lastiiiK peace:", and "at all times 

assert ihe principles 03 tlie Atlantic Chartpr," 

"Today there is a universal desire in all nations 

except Russia to illake peace, " he said, "My own im- 

pression is that-Russia is obstructing i peace i to gain 

tune lor elimination of all non-Communistic elements 

and thus tlie consolidation and practical absorption 

*ii those areas behind the 'iron curtain' and MaJl- 

I'huria, 

"Her'invigorated fifth columns & every country 

add to confusion. The rest (if the world is rapidly 

conrpiitiatiiiL' its fears and consequently ils animosi. 

l!i'., toward lier." 

This Is just a local, small town newspaper. Next 

week we'll start, minding our own business again. But 

we jus! wanted Comrades Stalin. Molotov, et al, to 

kniiw what Ii hert and we think of their skull- 

(iuMMery luid lo lip-them oif to tile fact that we're 

•wise to them. 

THE POCKETBOOK OF KNOWLEDGE 

is iii' tremendous importance. 'But to tut the road inr vaeaiim 

Wdly less HijfnifH'jint is the implication *'""•• '» iultns " ( ' w ur '""• 

w the lii'st fedonil I'nffineei'iiijj brains, in 

fciCTiiisr lit-ach .prt'servjition imdertak- 

ln «s- U..is hardly "comviviible that t'lult' 

Boiii will spend his money- until lie is 

ttastimilily nitifi-lent of ijottiiiK results. 

n. This now law won't restore- Ocean 

.xmclirs hy, a week 'from next 

•sday, luit qventiially-, there is rea- 

tn liiipe, it will 'turn the tide, of bailie 

the ot'paii.. which up to now h;w 

see the animal 

tins umUm, rcijorts the New Ji.sey Tax= just Ijecausi* he's Hi)."=-Geor(;fc* HIT- 

payers Association, nartj Shaw, re his birthday visit- 

.trSTKE FOIl ALL 

(Cape May Cntinty Gaietiel 

Thi' imiiendous prohlem before 

the world is lo establish a peace 

wlui-li will lie fair lo all nalioii^ 

which will respeel tlie riKhts of all 

iiatiiins, and which will make it 

possible lor all nations to live to- 

gether in the world without need 

ol resort to arms. That kind of 

peace cannot come from deals be- 

tween the great powers which use 

the small nations as trading male, 

rial. I! can only he built upon tlie 

siiimri foundalion of justice to nil. 

Jo Serra f $ Low Down 

Today I am on WISDOM versus EDUCATION, 

To explain it, sorta short-cut and quick, I would say 

"wisdom" Is what Mr. Prajiklin and Mr, Washington 

and the May!lower folks used when they set our 

Govi, up in business, ajid got it clicking. And "edu- 

cation' ît is mere like something in a book that you 

prove with figures and diagrams but which, when 

you try it, it don't work so hot, like in socialism where 

the book says the profits go to tile people, but which 

in practice il, turns out there is no profit to go aiiy 

place, , 

Von take a bride and you nibble on one of her 

biscuits made according to the latest book—it don't 

hold a candli* to one of grandma's gems. Wisdom 

and 'know how" come from experience. 

We been BOing through a book era. In Govt, if 

the book says to raise less corn so prices will be good 

^-and the farmers pay attention and rajst? less corn 

and it becomes scarce, then nest year another book 

will explain how to ration scarce com so everybody 

will get, his share. Two books are worse than no 

books, you niiglit say=when Govt, gets mixed tip with 

corn and proiessors versus leaving it U> the farmers. 

Yours with the low down 

JO 8ERRA 

Turn Back 

Three easy steps will degrade a 

self-governing people to (he level 

of dittatorship; m to planned eco- 

nomy (2) to lovernment manage- 

ment (3) to governltiBnt control, 

America has already taken the 

first step. War pushed central 

planning upon us, and people who 

like It are trying to make it perm. 

anent. If it can be made to itlek, 

the. nation will be ready for the , 

second step=gQvernment manage- 

ment. 

Disregarding all fancy and im- 

practica! theories, history proves 

that private enterprise made Am- 

erica the world's most powerful na- 

tion and gave us all the most com- 

fortable lives that common people 

ever lived. Our only wise course is 

to turn back to free enterprise, but 

first we must get rid of planned 

economy, It Is going to demand a 

series of strenuous treatments, for 

it is well advanced, 

* * * 

IT IS NO DREAM 

Disaster for the only remaining 

prosperous people on earth can not 

be avoided by any magic method 

like suddenly waking out of a bad 

dream. Things we have learned 

about what took personal liberty 

from the Germans, the Russlani 

and the French, and more recently 

from the British, may seem like 

nightmares but they are very seal 

and painful. Here in America we 

have a chance. 

it is a hack illustration but very 

useful: When you want to get rid 

of darkness, you turn on light. 

When you want to get rid of Ig- 

norance, you admit truth, Incom- 

petents scatter when they hear In- 

telligent competition approaching. 

The first move against politics in 

business Is to take the handcuffs 

off business itself. Bet private en- 

terprise free and it will protect it- 

self, 

LET MONF.y WORK 

Laws made to take the profit out 

of war we now taking the pay out 

of work. Laws have rolled proflta 

in some business so thin that there 

is nothing left to make but a loss. 

Ill-advised taxes on some commo- 

dities are so large that a fair price 

will not coyer them. Industrial re- 

lations are so needled with politics 

that declining volume already is 

endangering jS*S§ and ws(4s. 

People who are saving money 

are obliged often to let it lie idle 

in banks because there Is no rea- 

sonabiy secure place to put it to 

work. Some invest in govertiment 

bonds but the earnings of bonds 

come from taxes and serve not at 

all to put men to work and increase 

the national wealth. When private 

investors are afraid to trust enter- 

prise, government management is 

at the door, 

* * * 

THE NEED OF TODAY 

Getting the United States out of 

its present entanglements with 

slate socialism is one thing, keep- 

ing it out is another. For the long- 

range good of this nation, and of 

the world that looks to us .for 

leadership, a ceaseless campaign of 

education is needed. The present 

need is to cut restraints on produc- 

tion and set American business on 

its feet again; by three measures; 

in Change the tax structure to 

permit profits to operators and div- 

idends to investors, (S) Balance 

the federal budget now, In pros- 

perous times when, if ever, high 

taxes can be paid, (3i Improye 

industrial relations. In the long 

run. workers get paid, in proper- 

tlon to what they produce; and 

high wages, fairly earned, com- 

prise the- foundation of American 

prosperity. 

By PILCEDIl 

been pretty riinsistptitly winning. 

September 

There is an nbundnnro- of pvidonco nt 

MM that September this'year will cnui- 

the Puivirnei* season as ft lwnrd- 

..reaker, Tho nnhouneempnt Inst week 

f l 

..ea 

if 

ouneemt 

êral of the larger hotels propose 

main h h i 

if êr g p 

remain opon throughout the month is 

8tl Jiwlicati ' " " 

, * nve Rhaiiinir up well, for the 

j reason that June rentajs were extra- 

Jrojnnry, Many people, unafile to pay the 

htr prices .oljniiUaummei-.- wthei-,toDlc 

1 : vacittions in Juno or will bo hero 

eptemh 

ptem 

S°- n ' t i put "P the sliulters until Hm 

sl "''orvest moon rides high over the 

folks! More -company's coming! 

RICHARD EVANS and SON, AuCHone«8 

is r eason to expect that bathers 

» » too far seaward in future 

mill, l °wed aahoi-e by a flying wind-_ 

PUrnn£[ V na out of 100,. 

An nlumlmim'nnii.smliable boat, 

13 ft, lonB, weiuliini! ISO lbs,, is a 

Kentiicky miinufncLtirrr's contribu. 

lion, *. 

Latest TiPld reports indicate n 

total of 1,033,000,000 bushels of win- 

ter and spring wheat this year— 

7,000,000 more than estimated pre- 

viously. 

Federal income taxes oil individ- 

uals, reflectini reeord-breafciiiB col- 

lections all along J,)ie line, in 1045 

totaled $19,885,278/48.80. . 

With the Fress Wags 

Tlie efiitnr nf the T,awrnnre .Iiiiir- 

iial-Woilrt asks if anybody has 

heart! lately how ret-nnvertaon is 

I'limuiB alnnc. Tlie last we knew, 

it w;is still hodiiiK eommeiifement 

exorcises. — Union-Banner, Clan- 

ton, Ahi. 

Rcconveisinn is still on vacation. 

—Union, Sullivan. Ind, 

The fellow who explained what 

Mr Truman Is hysterical about as 

simply that "the ehame aceoiml is 

rninlnc tine", expluined pvorytliinK. 

—Wesi Virttinla News, Roiiceverte, 

W. Vii. 

rinvcrnment, too, lias its rainy 

days. At times it seems to be all 

wet.—Eatslf- MiHon, Ore, 

House and senate have agreed to 

reduce the national debt. But it 

will take a lot more effort than 

tin*.! to start reriueinir the debt,— 

union Republican, Wlnston-Balem, 

N. C, 

We wonder what tlie hourly wa- 

Bes of the farmer and his family 

are tliese days?— Advertiser; Mans- 

field, Pa. ' , 

Nation's- debt limit has been re- 

duced to 27.) billions, or 378 times 

as large (yi it was wlien Wilson 

t«jk nl flee,—Courier, Bristol, Ta. 

Every coinmiinity in the land 

suffers' when there is, a federal 

waste and lark of attentioii to the 

needs of the government to reduce 

its overhead, — Community News, 

Jamaica. N, Y. " 

The only reason we eon see that 

the Oov't, is holdlnj back on mak- 

ing (sold legal is it is too heavy lo 

shovel it out so easy, — Journal, 

Washto, Iowa, 

The Nut Bowl 

HIS CROWD PHOBIA 

. -stand up," shouted the evangelist, "Stand up if 

you want to (;o to heaven." 

Everybody stood up exceptiiiB one old man, 

"Don't you want to go to heaven?" asked the 

preacher, 

••Sure I do, but I'll bd dadgummed if I want to 

m with an. excursion," replied the oldster. 

• if 

HOMECOMING FOR NAPOLEON 

'Now that the psychiatrist has decided you no 

longer imagine yourself Napoleon, you'll soon be re- 

leased from this asylum." 

"That will be wonderful. Perfectly marvelous! I 

can hardly wait. I've been planning for this for 

iiiontlis. Oh Joy! oh. Boy!" 

"You seem to be terribly elated about it" 

"Why shouldn't I? I'll soon be with Josephine!" 

• • i 

UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT 

A man was filling out an application for life in- 

surance. His father had been haiiied. but he did not 

want to admit the fact. When It came to filling in 

the "calise of father's death." he wrote the following: 

"MH« dfiitlj at ft public funetioii, during which the 

platform on which he was standing gave way beneath 

him," 

• • • 

BRIGHT PUPIL 

A teacher in one of the primary grades of the 

Leahy school pointed to the flag of the United States 

and Mked her brightest first-grade pupil wimt flag 

It was. * ', 

"My country's flag," the lad answered, 

"And what is the name of your country?" the 

teacher pressed. 

The proud, prompt answer was, "Tis of thee." 

* * * 

FISH STORY 

First fisherman—"It's getting late and we have- 

n't caught a single fish." . . 

Second fisherman—"Well, I'm going Home as soon 

as I let two more big ones get away," 

WRONG DEPARTMENT • 

Customer: "Have you a book entitled, 'Man, the 

Master of the Home"?" 

Clerk: "Don't know, ma'am, try the fiction de- 

partment on the other side sf the Here, 

By WILLARD CARLTON 

They're telling the story around 

the capital these days about the 

American newspapermen who, by 

some clianee. took along a couple 

of mail-order house catalogues 

when he went to Russia, 

In Moscow lie showed the cata- 

logues to the wives of some of the 

Red diplomats, and they were fas- 

cinated'by the things the catai«e 

offered for sale: washing machines, 

refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, ra. 

dios. underwear, suits, etc, etc, 

the merchandise so reasonably 

priced, from America's manufac. 

turers which the average cltlsen 

over here takes for granted as a 

part of living, i * i 

FOR COMMON PEOPLE? 

"Wonderful things!" the Soviet 

officials' wives gasped, "They are 

reserved, we suppose, only for the 

American government officials and, 

their families? The common peo- 

ple can't buy them, of course?" 

"But of course they can—any 

American can buy everything list- 

ed in tlie catalogues," the American 

newspaperman assured the amazed 

Reds, 

"As a matter of fact," lie added 

—and this really floored the Com- 

munist women—"as a matter of 

fact, Americans are BBQQTID to 

buy them—all they want!" 

GOOD ADVICE 

Turnabout. Tour bewildered fam» 

tiles answered their dpenbells one 

evening to find, plied oi their door» 

steps, loot which had been stolen 

from their homes a few weeks he« 

tore. Not content with self-refor- 

mation, the erstwhile burglar had 

a wort of reprimand for one of Ws 

victims, Pinnea"to the do6f~was a 

note whith read, "this will teach 

you. Never leave a window open,"— 

(Weehawken, N. J.) 

For thi first time in history, an 

alrminded person anywhere la the 

U. 8, can buy his own airplane, new 

or used, son. or amphibian, on the 

installment plan. 

if 

r

UKiMnacn 

'Medical As- 

Cttrt 

f:»»> 

MJ). 

Mtt 

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DO. 

mj&-' : ''" "" 11 V /J 

JrifaTjit^3iili'/i T H ssr 

Mb 

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Commuters } Club Chatter 

J» tiesf WW tP 8- eomplit* M"-inleil R i ! 

QBTHOBHUD F&BHiCfttFTION FEOM 1th BT, an4 POABDWAUK J»* Ifnibw eiavralit Putt, 

to 4th ST. and JBAV AVE, 

D, 7:2S, 7:45, 8:40, then hourly ; A l T i n t 

B\ LIBERTY •I 40 ntastM BMt (be hour onUl 

Motor 

PHARMACY W 

ll:4» p.m. ' 

WOMjHi Wi BOARDWALK in 

AWotta) 

1054 Asbury Ave. •o BATTtiRSBA and WESLEY 

Tune- 

Ofltolal btpfaltoi SUHM 

«, tMft »m, UMB every 

9th' and Asbury Aye. f i BASIL DONATO, Prop. SO mlnnteti at 10 minutes and 40 

minute part the hour until 

Up 

13:ltf •* 

•••••••••••••••••• ti>-» 11 

From 8iS tM BOARDWAI,K 

Our Capable Mechanics 

0 (8th mf. and BAIT AVt. 

T 

Now is th» time to put addlUonal 

etUm wound pole beans. Use 

TOE 

Mi and 

3 ESSEOTIALSTOA 

AUTO PAINT JOB 

An Experienced Painter. 

An Airtight, Duitproof, We 

Paint Shop, 

Now that Synthetic Paint* an 

. again available, we will paint | 

your car for as little as .... 

ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 

LEE TIRES 

EXIDS 

Cadillac 

FRIGIDAIRE 

SMPS • SERVICE 

PALMER 

1119 Asbury Aye-, 

**— 

horeM 

Available 

ome 

INFORMATION 

for VISITORS 

City Speed limit 

20 Mile. Per Hour 

NO PARKING 

On Fully Paved Street, 

b w 

2 a.m. and 7 a.m. 

M» Pfukint pn Ailrnrr «T. fmni 

m «i. «Ta »ih «., bMWMn 2 

•-ft. 1A4 7 M,m, 

On tBbUd tatft or oppoi)te buna- 

Stp 

Stop Street Crouingq 

fcnl. tUUt Htmktt th 

Bathing Without 

Bathing Shirt 

|*avM tlik st, «ifl Bar Ave. - 

p.m. 1:40, IiM 5:40, 1A0, 9:«(l, 

BPS SPftVlCB «Q ATtAKTJC 

CTW tto LONGPOUT 

Leaves «»U» St. every hour at 50 

minute* put the hour from 8:50 

•JO. to 11:50 PJU. Leaves 8th it, 

•nd BsMMdlt Jt mlnnKa later. 

ATLANTIC CITY 

IQWyoucaafcay... 

REPAIRS and 

ACCESSORJES 

Palmer 

Chevrolet , OJdamobile 

1119 Asbury 

—Established 

Prompt Service on All Makes 

Specializing in Chrysler Products 

Stocks of Farts and Accessories 

EX1DE BATTERIES 

STORAGE By OA% flBKJt OK MONTH 

GARDEN GARAGE 

JOHN M. CAHEW, Owner 

WW Ad 

Life to Your Car 

SHEPPARO'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

012 Simpson 

—CLOSJD ^HtJRSII(AYS— 

PROTECT YOUR CAR 

AGAINST RUST 

WITH A NEW 

Paint Job 

Keep* Your Oar New 

.Get O«pr Special Low Priori 

ton Will Be p 

New CQttterttfets Tops In»(ailed! 

Edw, G. Kurtz 

lftAMA m• ••;-;\:.V>.v^>:;^5SS8aBW 

PAHCELNO. 20 — i 

Lots 132, Block 5801, Section M and Lot! 

2, Block 5800 ,vi 

Located on the Northwest side of Asbury Avenue, be- Ocean Front Section, indudhig ripartan fnmt. 

ginning 430' southwest of Sixth Street, size 30'xlOO 

Minimum Bid $350.00 ^ 

The terms of the tale are: 20% cash of the highest bid to be pud at die tim« of the 

be paid at the time of final settlement which shall be within ninety (90) ' L 

mission of five (5% ) percentum to any licensed real estate broker eft 

.'>

i If and for 

French Abo Lauds 

Business Group 

taw shart ef credit for pai- 

of legislation, signed by Presi 

Truman last week, wliich au- 

the federal government to 

Ift genent to 

t*y up to one-thind the original 

cost of beach preservation projects, 

DayandNigrrt 

P SEA 

FISHING 

Charter Putin 

Trolling and 

Bottom Fishing 

OB the OolnW Onrt-r 

PAL'S II 

Captain Ken Davis 

Miller's Deck 

»33 Bay Avenue 

Semen Point 

FlKMi Semen Point 568 

was attributed to Congressman T 

Millet Hand by E R French, in a 

trier talk to the Rotary Olub last 

ff^rMay night 

He also credited the Ocean Olty 

Business Men's Association and the 

Bajse May County Chamber of Com 

Inenee lor valuable assistance in 

brliiglng about passage ol two hills 

one of which provides for a survej 

of "i»£&eh erosion areas by federal 

engineers 

Olarence W Pitt proprietor of 

the Ocean City Hardware Ca ftaa 

Inducted as a new member by Dr 

J Thornley Hughes 

Quests ftere introduced bv Fred 

Morenelli^ George Cook a member 

of the Philadelphia Rotary Club 

gave the club a brief humorous 

talk. Hi was iitrnduced bv Mr 

JFTeneh 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING 

PARTY BOATS 

LEAVING 

WHARF DAILY 

I sod 9:30 A. M. 

Afternoon Sailing 

Duly, 3:30 p. m. 

MoonKght Sub, 8;30p.tn 

Allen's 

4th and Bay Ave, 

Phone 8813 

Charter Boats . . . 

. , . Row Boats 

Fkhing Tackle 

Army Seeks Evidence 

For Tokyo War Trials 

A nation widf- cainpaj^n i£i ton 

tact 3,fiSl former Afriencaji pn i n 

era of the Japanese dL,chaiMri 

i\ and Navy per'aiinel and n\il 

ans—-has hecn initialed hv the 

Army to a canceried effort to ob 

tola depositions eancemink uar 

OrliBes and atrocities for use as e^ i 

enee In the war Lrlmea trial!, *t 

Tokyo, the War Crimes Branch nf 

the Ol\il Affairs Division liar m, 

nounCHi 

Beth the Veteran" Admims* i 

tion and the Attorney (jeneral 

office will cooperate with tlie Armv 

in taking the statement" of the 

>OW"s Branch and n giunni 

offices of the VA and all Fe I, ral 

District Attornpvs have been prn 

vided with lists of ex-FOWj, whn 

have been requested to give deposi 

tiODB, and haie been briefed also 

In ttam procetture for taking pvidea. 

clary staternpnts 

Resort Graduates 

To Enter N.J,C. 

Marmora, Sea Isle 

Girls Enrolled 

The Mi ê 

mora ajid 

Jean Keppler of Mar 

wil t\ of 

I'ie Citj lia,\e been admitted to 

the ire»hman Lla_ 

es will be awarded to raters finish- 

me first, .noeoiid and third in two 

FISHING TACKLE-BAIT 

Teams will he rnmposed of two 

boys, u driver and si pusher, wjjo 

wi'l be required to rhtuige positions 

HI thp liiilf-wiiy murk. 

New JiiBtJ >• BBS tn\ eolleetions 

In the flr»t w mni Hi of 114(1 t jmi 

sithin 11083 408 0B nl 1144- re rord 

coHeetiQli*5 ^ J C af f ni J r\icii 

tive "eeretarv of tllL New Jiihe\ 

Petruicum Inductile* rtiiiimitta 

reported this week 

Pmm January throui,h June nf 

this >ear he c aid our j rent Kas 

tax produLtd tht infflpltlelv llnex 

peeted tunuunl of ÛfiJ7fi5n08 in 

contrast with SU 7in 1 i'i7 14 in 1041 

It i c uiif\pri-tef! becau e ma t of 

fleial wcie LOiiilniid th it J3ii taai 

gas til* nunue r would not ap 

proaih tin pilUf 1D41 1ml f >r i\ 

i ral \i IK it It r tin uai 

In ttini ol pn twur luid tin 

re ursine in! in th it I 

to tin\ri(-t our 1 ifJiuit 

f Ion JllupFUl v^ltll in 

i*m t poH itih i i in if 

to spend ill the in t! (> 

way fund right now for new rnuris 

because I ho state rant obtain tlic 

necessary rnw nitiUTials and labur. 

Meanwhile, of nnurse, till' iTviMHles 

mount, iip in ihe IHBIHHIV IHIKI. 

When labor and inat^riJUs do he = 

eonin avallablr and e», u its .subside to 

a levi-l ui;. "1!! afford, tlieiT will be 

more than enough road money to 

build all ihe roads the people of our 

state really need," 

Motorists Must Again 

Have Car« Inspected 

A W Mag«, state motor vehi- 

cle com iffiloner, tills »ock warned. 

motorlit that tbey «U1 receive no 

special notice to have their cars un 

derga meehameal inspection for 

the srf»earid haJT of the current n 

lijt- year be-Kiniilng Beptembi r 1 

He urced driver's to visit an in 

Itttion ^Ljiticsii lipprasimatelv i i\ 

mwitlT- allrr tilt? date on IIIL fan 

trie.' iiiiipfction sticker now rii 

suranee. 

Ignores Summonses; 

Forfeits $15 Bail 

Disre/initlini: jwilicn siumiioiiHes 

Inr pnrkiiiK violation's proved u> he 

••xpi'iisivr Siitiiirliiy 111r Arnold J 

Siiluman. : hull forleiU'd. 

MARKET 

218 Bay Ave, 

HARttY S. SHEVLIN. Prop, 

ROWBOATS 

To Hire 

LIVE BAIT . TAC:KL£ 

SOFT DRINKS 

Daily Deep Sei 

FISHING 

Phone 8826 

SPORT FISHING 

liiuc- Finh Tuna ISoniio 

Captain Lent'* Charter Cruiser, ChuETI 

iti'Kllluliun Turkic 

i 5f'-****ii ilotih rerin Hunatqr RwU 

S:»fr —- Tit'ln 'MiilJ.n, — Itdiimy ('tickpil 

Wllh riiur Snivel MMlillif (liiiirs 

t ill (liT.iii fiii IHX7 MM licirvi- Vour Day \,m 

ur M,,,, ;,„(( Sa-. Ililh,, \\e Kveii Like t» Tulk l- ; isiiui(r 

Beach Thorofare Yacht Basin 

First SI. on the Hav 

KUiU' Government iiii]il(iynieiit is 

hi'iidi'ri upwiiril ufti'i- reiicliinn a 

win'.ume luw in l!M4 WIIIMI la.7fiS 

ncrMin.s will' i-iiipliiyi'd. lifilnUS out 

[lie New JiT.sry Tuxpiiycrs Aasocia- 

lion. 

OCEAN 

BAY SURF 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING 

Daily 9 a.m. 

42-ft. Cabin CruUer 

M" 

Dleeel Motor. 

€«pl. Howard T. Clasen 

DAN'S 

10th St. and the Bay 

Phone (XC. 9370 

TUNA 

FISHING PARTIES 

Charter Boat 

R««ardless" 

HOLTZ' DOCK 

8th St and the* Bay 

Oiea.ii Sight Seeinf Trips 

on appointment 

MAR GARETJOHNSON 



Dramatic Art & All Types Dancing 

V (tan. Private or Special Group Iiistrnrli,,,, 

Tap, Acrobatic, Toe, Ballet, Ballroom 

Women's Figure Improvement 

507 9th Street Telephone 0478-W 

—OPEN ALL 1'EAR— 

AM Modern nances 

ENROLL 

NOW 

Summer 

Classes 

MEMBER IJANCE EIJUIIATORS OF AMERICA 

DAY or NIGHT 

FISHING 

fifth ST. PIE 

Adulta 50c • Children 36c (tax i 

~ ~

From 

Htwy Dentists to 

Putt Army's Teeth 

Five Navy dentists rjp.ve arrived 

at Fort Dix, the nation's 

first and largest Separation 

Center* ior service wtth the 

Army. Col. Arne Borum, Post 

Dental Surgeon announced this 

week. 

An additional 10 Navy dentists 

will arrive at Fort Dix on 

or before September 15, the announcement 

nald. ' 

Col, Sorura asserted that the 

Navy, has assigned 800 dentists 

to the war Department. 

Rubber Quoit 

Team Is Active 

wives be roasted or boiled? 

C GQMEAHX 

ou 

Police 'Hotel'Installs New Neon 

Sign To Lure Bargain Customers 

See us now for your needs of 

Sheetrock 

Painh 

Creosote Lumber 

Fibreglass Insulation 

Flue Lining 

G;ment 

Asphalt Shingles 

Cal. Chbride 

Celotez 

Deck Canvas 

Dimension Lumber 

Brick and Masons Una 

Metal Lath 

Heatilators 

Gwafe Doors 4 Ft. x 7 F*; and 7 Ft, 6 faiche. 

Galv. and Bronze Screen Wire 

C. H. Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

12th ft West Am Phone 0150 

Auto Makers 

Use Substitutes 

. The resort police department, stainless steel, catches the eve 

which has almost as many visitors 

Veterans Win from in the summer as a first.class res- 

much niore quickly than the dull 

»'• Guest* 

taurant, fell Into step with modem 

old fashioned one previously used. 

Newcomers 

advertising practice last week. 

The police say that most of their 

f'ftnd Btchard R«l- 

"customers" get better bargains 

The retort's original rubber quoit Headquarters at city hall is now 

' Troop so, this 

than the folks who patronize some 

pitching team Is still In business at more easily found by the stranger 

--M Sttnday after 

other establishment with ii\c feel 

A^ l\{ \JI N< 15 (• Stution Occin 

81.9' 1-ioivt on llui t O (-an 11 L> A*.fnU 

titm diid knuwn ii l^L 15 (, Itlock 702 

81.91 t, h mi uii fax M

'I i' 

bureaucrats Balk 

Cut in Budget 

Fail to Reduce 

Size of Staffs 

•y the Bf*w Jersey 

Association 

Congress has clamped a ceiling on 

federal civilian employment to b 

effected by next June, with a maxl 

mum Umlt or i.SM.OOO employes. Yet 

Washington bureaucracy is finding 

II Irksome ta reducing the fat in iti 

r overstuffed proportions to conform 

to the new slimming diet prescribed 

by Congress, in fact. Federal de- 

Pprtments are acquiring new layers 

at fit by increased personnel hiring. 

In August, 1945, when the war in 

the Pacific ended, Federal civilian 

, employment In (he executive branch 

reached an all-time peak of 3,640.788, 

•y January, ig48, the figure was 

reduced to only 2,M6,847, chiefly by 

War and Navv department redue- 

Uons, 

' Since V-J Day, the peacetime de~ 

partments of the iovernment have 

Increased the number of their em- 

ployes by 310,000. Fourteen wartime 

agencies that folded have trans. 

ferred the bulk of their employes to 

other Ftderal departments. As a 

Eample of this mass migration from 

one payroll tp another, 20.223 War 

Manpower fSommission employes 

WE transferred to the Labor De- 

partment Two war agencies changed 

their names and are doing Mslness 

at the old stand. 

The New .Jersey Taxpayers' As 

lOElation says: "t)n!e

Qogwo A. 

tur r 17c 

Wheat PuWs •"' *"' ",;; 6s 

Reolemon Juice "^ 2 s c 

Waxed Paper 2 •*•* 11 f 

dit'Mfk far Bmtfmr Bread 

UCHED SUPREME 

EAD •up**"* 

IbmiTlC 

I a« Hi Irmir loxlure, dalllisui flavor. It itsyi Ireih long«r. 

OlonwDod French St|fls 

id Slrill|l*» 

No, 1 

isn 

In, Std. 

iNt.ii 

leant Beets >.*»>. 

it Peas trr* 

Ps Beans 

lord Asparagus 

Pack Catsup 

Butter o^L. 

ated MUk *. 

mp. Milk 

ill Ch.( Boy.Ard.. Macaroni, 

*U MM and Tomato foui. 

( 

In Tornele lautc 

Whol. 

Spfterf 

Prid. of 

Ferm 

lOe 

celt 

1441 

bat 

ib 

|ar 

i tall 

) fan! 

tad 

con 

18c t 

29c 

12c 

61c 

I m 

GUnwood, Grade A 

BLENDED 

1 JUICE 

46-o« 

tan 

2 >::J 33c 

37- 

A tamtlnatllin ttf Flarlda Qong. ond Qraplhujt jyln 

Sunriie Tomato Juln •*••«'*• 11c i "«»«23i 

Iibby'i DevUed Ham 

SUver Bike FUh 

NabUco Rlti X' 17. 

OUvu Slnffed Olivet 

Walbeck'i India Reliih 

Princeif Nmtud 

SpagheHi Dinner v *c 

All Gieea Soy Beans 

It 23c 

'ttr Me 

asco Tti Baiii nv so x m 

{JPM Seat Macaroni ^.HI X 13e 

RdnAow Houfiehold Solution & lie 

•n Bst •! itatk i* year tocalaiikat, ff 

H Hh tar thin tpsa ymmr HiM'yliit. 

i' HIGBEE AVE.—SOMERS POINT 

g ASBURY AVE.-OCEAN CTTY 

OOTAN CITY SETfflNE^^DGER 

f Meals of Distinction ',' 

In an 

Atmosphere of 

Refinement 

• 

[DINING ROOM 

Open to the Public • 

Y.F.C, 

RijHy Saturday 

v ^5S V' ln a §erle s a 

Youth for Christ Ralllf 

ronductfd aaturda% i 

7 M B m In 

ptbt Ohureh 

isirv McUulU 

outstanding yout 

be thp guest ap 

wnr hi conduct) 

of the large $ 

val oaiMi ttiri 

He has a win, 

a me£i,agp %it[ 

to jouth 

An Inspiring 

be a .eature of „ ,u wll, 

be led bv Rev WUlwni Brill pas- 

tor of the Rh Oninde Bijle 

Church 

Youth for Christ musicians In- 

eluding a male quartet saxophone 

and vocal solnisla »m provide a 

vaiietj of selections Rev Waiter 

H SlBHn Eastern Regiunai Vice 

Prrsident of ¥ F c Intjrni- 

tionol will bi^ in rharei" of the 

program 

Iryea Examined 

QlaMe" Fitted 

Dr Roger G 

Phone 

154-1 

LaRosa 

Optnmetmf 

615 Eighth 

(H FAN ( IT"i 

tJff r, Ilul 

Pail> 9 1(1 ID 

Na Hi i.r, 1, » „( 

Mmi and 1 ri Eve 

Street 

N T 

rg—- 

5 W 

aid Sun 

by Apr. t 

Hotel 

OCEAN AVE at 

MOORLVN TERRACE 

>•••*•»»••• 

G. I. George 

Watchmaker 

formerly with 

J, E. Cttldwell & Co. 

Philadelphia 

Watch and Jewelry 

3rd Floor National Bank 

801 AflBUBY AVS, 

Phone 1762 

Stowe's 

Sea Foods 

3rd and Asbury Ave. 

Stowe's it operated by 

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stowe 

and has been for 24 years, 

1 DelMously Different 

Deviled Crabs 

Deviled Clams 

Fried Fish 

Fried Soft Crabs 

Cole Slaw 

Potato Salad 

Clam Chowder 

Fried Shrimp 

Fried Scallops 

FULL LINE OF FRESH 

SEAFOOD DAILY 

Phone BUS 

Investment 

Securities 

Arthur L Batten 

845 Brighton PI. 

Representing 

Herbert H. Blizzard 

and Co, 

Philadelphia 

i 

Call O. C. 1858-M 

Evenlnfi .and W«ek 

LARRY McGUILL 

Sugar Stamp Time 

Limit Ie Extended 

Bpnif jnt itm *>J*»iJip 49 will hf 

gnod fnr fhe p nind-. of surar 

Uiruugh S#pi*i"nbPr n insLfii 

maii Saturdav I13B4O Of the 

Wednesdaj total $54 a as cmtrib 

uted by hich SLhrrl boss and uirls 

who were nmduitiiiK their oan 

ra e on the side to see who p e 

school would donate the most 

TO PAPER, HEAT HOUSE 

The funds will be used toward 

paperinij the Hostcji HnuiP and 

instaHlng a iintiiijj sjstetn Am 

surplus »1J1 RO into the endow 

inent fund 

A n«» lenfcth of oil loth ta 

needed for next \i.jrs Mile of 

Dimes program and an\nne wish- 

ing to donate it or give informa 

fioi an to where it might 'ee ob 

tained ma\ du so bv rallliii; The 

Hostess House 1.30 

111 ELECT NEXT WEEK 

MJS Eliittirth Blundin pres- 

ident uf the Hottess Ijeague has 

appointed j naminattnt, tninmitttf- 

compnsing Mr- JaLob Kfnklci 

Ml" Eloise Sauler and Mis Lillie 

M Dutt OrfitiT;, will he elected 

next week 

Thr Hnntess House hai gnte- 

fuhy aiknowledttd a (rift of (ID 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 

SALE— Gnldtn sleigh 17th 

tur^ antique SiQO Inquire 

tr e burg N J Fnsi Office P 

2-R-l, 

SALE—Cabin cruiser 2S xlD enm 

pleLi lj rt*fini-.hfd t nt-lPii d % heel 

hou c e dinette Rftllpy toilnt refng= 

eratur and radin Nea ^7 h p Gra\ 

raarinn matar In water re>ady to 

go $2Q0fl Can be in^pei tf*d ni 

BpcVer^ Boat V&rd fpot af IBth 

st LabOun Phune OhSb S-30 

LOST—TPPtll on plartu, bar \irln 

ity bPach bttappn 14th and IHth 

t 1415 Wovern HI Reward 8 3n 

WANT 

care 

ft age- 

ment 

Ledgpr 

ED=Spttli 

of elderly 

Rpferem 

apply Bt 

"d womaii to take 

lad\ Roam bo.±rd 

re r For 

ix 5045 

appmnt 

Sentinel- 

8-30 

WANTED —WANT TO RENT OR 

1UY HOTEL OR ROOMING 

HOL13E Box 5046 Sentinel Ledger 

9-E 

SALE=Beautliul L orrel riding lô 

perfeLt condition Phune O, 

\BA1 a 4 • 

ALEE R Bidker m a 4 

of custom built awnines and coat 

co\era PLTsonalU cut and styled 

with penpLLtHL Hni-s tti btautifj 

your homo or boat, 40 per cent de- 

posit will put your work in opera- 

tion. You will save about 2fl per 

cent if you place your order now as 

we have proof of advance cost for 

next year's delivery In woven, paint 

stripe, solid color and khaki. Home 

office and factory at Sffll Woodland 

P., West Pliila,. Pa, Phone BA 9- 

5311. Mr. Bicker is now at 1303 Bay 

av.. until September IS, to advise 

you and help you personally. We 

will service all work we manufac- 

ture in your city, B-13 

WANTED—Small heated efficiency 

apartment, by the year, by lady 

Not to exceed S2S.0Q monthly. Un- 

furnished, if possible. Call Mrs. 

8, D, Imith, phone laaa, S32 Wes- 

ley av. 8-13 

BALE—Boys' and girls' bicycles. S12 

and SIB. Wheel chairs and baby 

strollers. Lee's, 10th and Wesley av. 

9-13 

SALE—Cheap, Baby's crib, carriage, 

high chair, bjithinette and play 

pen: also lady's fur coat and dress- 

es. Am leaving Ocean pity. Call im- 

mediately. Mrs, Winchell, 411 4th 

st. 8-30 

SALE—Ten sash, 36 x 48, Blazee) 

double thiek, lultable for porch 

enclosure. 343S Asbury av. 8-30 

WANTED—flalesrflDn over 36. Es- 

tablish your own permanent busi- 

ness without capital investment. 

Handle a eiiaranteed line of roof 

material. Fortyyear old reliable 

flrm. Big demand—large earnings. 

Merchandise sold direct to consum. 

er-faetorles, milll, warehouses, farrn 

property. Write; The American Oil 

and Paint Co., Cleveland B, Ohio. 

8-30 

FOUND — Pocketbook, Tuesday on 

North st. Owner mav have it by 

Identlfylni contents at 25 Wesley ay, 

8-30 

WANTBDNaval officers desire to 

rtnt a bedroom house or apart- 

ment, furnished or Unfurnished, 

winter or yearly. Gardens area pre- 

ferred, Oall PleBsantville 1900, Ex- 

tension 142, Commander Klenk, S-6 

SALE—Freezer, 40 eu. ft,, large lid, 

suitable for restaurant or farm; 

one Coca-cola fountain dispenser. 

For appointment call O.O, 1798 be- 

tween 6 and 8:30 p. m, 8-30 

OHRIBTMAS OARO 

MONBY-MAKBBa 

Sensational "Prite" 21-oard *1 As- 

sortment pa^ un to BOc profit. Sells 

on sight. NAME. IMPRINTBD 

Christmas Oards BO and 2S for $1, 

Many other fast sellers. Sample on 

approval. 

OHILTON QBEBTINaS CO, 

147 Essex, Dept 882, Boston. Mass, 

BALE—Business property, centrally 

located, containing store, with llv. 

ing quarters, 3 Other ppartrnents, 

garaie, corner lot, $20,000; 30x100 ft. 

lot on 1 Asbury av., S400: 40x100 It, 

lot on Central av,, $800, R, B, Onley, 

400 48th st, S-30 

BALE—Qunnlng beat, branei rêw. 

All eedar, copper rivete and brass 

seriws, phone 1837-! 9-6 

POUND—Wallet Mntalnlni pie- 

turei and money, Owntr ihay 

have tame by apnlylnf at 7 Oeeim 

av, and If properly Idintiflid, pay- 

Ing 50B for this stf. B-ao 

LOST—Small Llgard purae, eontaln. 

ing money, Remand trip tickets. 

Reward. 701 North st. 8-80 

RENT—8-ft. metal trailer, suitable 

for hauling luggage or 14-ft. boat, 

hitch supplied. 331 Ocean Heights 

av, Unwood, N. J. 9-13 

BALE—Two larfet rottaBes and one 

rtar cottage all uith heat 2 fur 

rushed one unfurnished jjaod ion 

dltlon and lnt atlon PrefLT to si-11 

all at once PriLi iil 5flO Robert 3 

Stretch 428 Ortjn ai Phone 13JB 

B 30 

BALE—IB ft Century deluxe ma 

hogany runabout suitable for in 

board ur outboard mutnr iann Can 

be seen at steelman a Jnd and Ba\ 

or call Ocean Ciu 0354 8 30 

5ALE=Countn hungalou 2 btfd 

nioms bath li\mg room dining 

roam kitchen lni luDxioa hot mr 

heat 1 car gmagr Prici-$7SnO Rub 

crt S Stretch 4JS OLean a\ Phone 

132S B 30 

V allet containnig drlv 

. etc* Reward Rich 

nui fresc ent rd B 30 

WANTED — Gas statiun attendant 

experienced Powell c Super Ben 

ice station 34th st and A e bun a^ 

B 30 

RENT — Housekeeping apartment, 

sleeps four, Monday. Sept, 2 till 

Saturday noon. Near ocean, 528,00 

No phone. Call before 11 or S:30 to 

8 p, m, Stites 3316 Asbury av. 8-30 

BALE^—Petersburg cottage, w bed- 

rooms, bath, kitchen, dinette, liv- 

ing room, parlor, some furniture, 

cellar, electric pump, hot water heat, 

1 car garage,, 1 acre land, Taxes, 

$28.00, price S3BD0. Cash. _ 82800.. 

balance financed. Robert a, stretch, 

428 Ocean av. Phone 1328, 8-30 

WANTaD—Ooad cook, good salary. 

Apply immediately. " LUUan-on- 

the-Lake, 630 White Horse Pike, 

N 830 

Hammonton, N, J. 

Pie, 

8-30 

SITUATIONS—Woman wants days 

work or evening work until Bep. 

tember 15, Call 844 West av, (front) 

after 6 p. m, 0-0 

Our Ice Cream Making 

Plant Is Equipped With 

in electronic device designed 

to eliminate bacteria in air 

Becotte's 

Home-Made 

"As PtJRE Ai 

tr is GOOD" 


the Women's Republican or- 

Central Ocean City 

By ESTELLA BEROER 

TEA ROOM HAS 

BE YCH PARTY \T 59th ST 

A delightful beach pojty was h 

Saturday e\* ning at 59th st by 

Thp Cotlafer Inn Tea Room 3234 

Asbur\ a\ in hQhur_gI the birth 

day aiiniêrsar% of ffie hostess, Mrs 

Fred Herta-t 

Guests were Mr and Mrs Clin 

ton Walkrr vir and Mrs Walter 

Allen Mr and Mrs John Harper 

and Bnrinv Harper Fred Diekson 

and three nons Fred J/F Robert and 

Billy Mteh Margaret Hail Mm Jane 

Leu i% Mi § Rotaort Hall Mr and 

Mrs 1 Thnma^ Mr and Mrs Wll 

ham Kirk Mr and Mrs H E\ans 

Thamas and Mihs Ann Thomas 

annph Som^rs Faith Enier&on 

rjonr Srhprf Beatrice Murray 

Ray KiPiizle Mr^ Dtck Emersjn 

Tommy Wesl Mr and Mrs Ray 

mniid Hail and rjf CSUI^P Mr and 

Mr p Fred HPrh f ifld thnir daugh- 

tnr ûrinnp 

MR S J Rii3 c of Hollywood 

Gal i^ spriidhi^ tvto we* k^ at I§35 

fVntriil av 

w i * 

Mr and Mi- Jo^ph Bold 3146 

AyHn i\ ent^rtaiiiLd Mr and 

Mi L Ia\ Holll r Boft er and sons 

Jn\ »md Richard if Audubon o\ - 

pr thi iAtt k (-nd 

Mi*w Petmv Sand of CoHlngs 

ftuud \\,m a fryei-t of Mis^ Fh\llis 

Bnh[ riiiiing tlie past week **nd 

Mr ^nd Mrs Charles Defc pes 

Djllfla Pa, h' tnt i ftw days this 

MH>k AHh Mr Df*uee^ bruther 

and his %ift MrâiaLMrs Walter 

JusFph Biirnt m in e\idpntly Is 

frtrid at Ocpiin Cit> as he nom- 

mute t e\ rr\ «eek md ffca^n New 

York jii--tt to «?pi*nd the week end 

Row host also outboard 

motnF V h p %illi accessories 

Phone D71R R 111 Ocean a\ 8 30 

BICYCLES Tfi inch balloon tires 

bay% and girl* Nej^ this year 

gfid condition Reasonable Surf 

Parking Lot 12th ^t and Ocean av 

B 23 

5AILBOAT daw National 1 17=ft 

long ne^ stainless steel stays 

sails in good condition, 831 Brighton 

pi 8 23 

SALE— FPt Open 'Til October 31 

Now Even a Beginner Can Knit 

Argyles, Plaids 

and Stripes - 

... with a aingfe *tr»nd of 

Colorplus Space Y«rn». 

Imagine knitting 

•odd with .only twi> 

needles Rod • Mngle yam., 

Now you can do H—with 

exciting new Colotphw 

Space Yarn*. A« euy 

as knit and purl—with ne 

annoying tangling o f 

yams—no unused endi 

of left-over wool. • 

Colorplus ... 

The New Marvel Yarn 

Colorplus ia a yarn with several color* in it, 

scientifically and accurately spaced, so that as you 

knit, crochet or weave, the design forms itself auto- 

matically. You work •with one yarn, and obtain 

charming multi-color designs, similar to the fashion- 

able Imported Argyles, 

STOP IN FOR INFORMATION AND UTERATtTRE , ' 

Nmedlmpoint 

Stamped Linen Tablecloths 

W Inch and 54 inch 

Crochmt Cotton 

Dorothea Robinson 

—YARNS — 

662 Boardwalk 

Open Evenings LENDING LIBRARY 

m* Open 'Til October 31 

SEACOAST 

AIRLINES, * 

Opmrating 

Ocean City Municipal Airport 

23rd St. and Bay Art, 

Sightseeing Charter Flights 

Aerial Photography 

Student and Instrument Instruction 

Competent Pilots and Mechanics 

Agents for ' 

Ercoupe Aeronca Stlntmn 

Beechcraft Seabee 

E8SO SERVICE 

„ !

W&DAY... WeOfft 

2-F Apartment * 10,000 

Second floor - 

Apartment J 10,000 

i nth flow. fMpskm at settlmmt Mfcta 

3-FamHy Apartment * 14,500 

section. CM bat. Furnished. Electric •*&%< 

_•£_, etc gaeenttl front parch. Terms. 

trta, iM ft, on nuUn 

, Jlpriw testa, 2 (dm ninnlnf «_t_r, 

•B fun equipment, nil occop»n(T. Oalb 

: condition. 

RICHARD B. ONLE 

400 4atii St. Phone 071 

SALE 

COTTAGE Gardens Secti 

4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Nicely Furnished 

'13,500 

GUEST HOUSE 

-ExceOeaxtt Location. 7 Bedrooms In Cottage P 

,' . Covnplete. Heated First Floor Apartment. 

.". .2 Bedrooms and Bath. Furnished 

$ 13,500 

2-FaMiily AFARTMEN 1 

12th Steeet Section. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2nd Fl 

2 Bedrooms, Bath, 1st Floor . 

Can Be Well Financed 

'10,000 

Lvwing T. Corson 

8th and Ocean Ave. 

Thm Vos8 Agency Offers 

Uual Opportunities 

-AAteaettvi and Low-Priced "Buys" in Th 

of HOUSE-SHORTAGE—ALL THESE 

BOMBS ABB WHStBH-BUlLT 

Two-Family Home at $8,300 

1 ta fMh BBJt. L_tg_ ,MC Three c_r tmr% 

menu. Well equipped and ir 

for SO p_r cent of cost price. 

ilir—A 3 Fam. House, $_3,( 

»_^«. HeeWe stoves and rernîmtors, 

OoU Income property. 

tifui Home—Centrally Locat* 

um. Ocean City Real Es 

— SEE THE VOS S 

TBI 9EBVI 

OSS Agency 

Phone 

- FOR SALE — 

Year 'Round Air Conditioned 

Insulated Home 

(Fnetiiaflr New) 

Tbirt _uje Mnou, two tiled tatfaf, lsrf_ IMiif room. 

—• room with foil hath, (Tllri powder room), Hardwood flow. 

t. BeaolUulIj f vrnkhrtL LooaUoo In Ike Pu_» 

Open to any naaeMble offer. 

MORRISON Realtors 

700 Eighth Street 

SALE OFFERINGS 

Cape Cod Cottage $13,000 

] Bedrooms, Rath, etc 

$15,000 

Year-Around Home , , 

3 Bedroom;, and Bath, el*. Oil Heat 

Apartaents, 8-Family Dwelling , $30,000 

Choice Isstion 

BAY FSO.VT LOTS and CKNTrnJULLY LOCATKP LOTi 

William S. Johnson 

REALTOR 

Phone 140S 521 Sth Street 

ALE! SALE! 

with 2nd Floor Apt. $10,000 

2 bedrooms and bath. HotnaU-r rajlinion FurnLibed 

rt House ~ 8 Bedrooms $14,000 

3 Baths. Heated and fim_.he_, 

c^-Family Apt,, Garage 

$16,000 

_F*_n__ih__. Corner 

ss« House—A-l $80,000 $, 

AttractiTeij' furnished. Yearly proposition, heaUdi aln-adv l d 

Booked for 104", some for the mmlng winter. 

—• Gardens Section 

$30,000 

bedrmmi, 3 baths. Gar. etc. 

— 4 Bedrooms 

$1S,000 

h. all-elec. kllchen. A-I LendJUon. FurnlaheiL l-aur ear- 

2 tots. l . 

f« — 3 Bedrooms 

$ 4,500 

. Partly furnished, heated. 

i — 3 Bedrooms 

$ 3,300 

th, Furnished, (Bay Section). 

>tt«ge — Gardens Section $22,000 

«* beriraam., Ule bath, etc Very attractively furnkhed. Heated. 

Mas*. House — Comer $15,000 

» bedrooms, !'•; baths, with two small apartments. Furnished. 

* —— Central Ave, — 17th St. Section $ 1,950 

s* House — Yearly Proposition $ 13,000 

"**»th lower Apt. fumishPd and heated. Central location. 

JBjiy Ave,, Bungalow 

_ forage underneath, 

$ 4,500 

ire Ave., Bungalow $ 8,500 

~_irnl.hed, |»rtfe. Burkct-_-_ay stove with two radiators atan 

In the market to purchase and cannot get what yon 

efori leaving Ocean City, leave as your name and address so 

r keep JOB advised from time to time. 

-laney Lloyd Chattm 

REALTOR 

1315 f 

Phone 0060 

894 Brighton Place 

Phone 0432 

[an Now For 1947! 

offer the following properties for your eon- 

.ration. 

s — Corner Property 

Be lot. Near Boardwalk, 3 Bedrooms and M'» H, Oar, Fum, 

~ Centrally Located ... ,.. ... 

11 heat, 5 Bedroom etc., 2 Gar, Fum, 

— Restricted Section 

Bedrooms, % full tile baths, a extra Lav, 2 

. Hot water heat, 

— 24th St. Section • ... ... ... 

Bedrooms, etc. Oar, Twm, 

alow — Near Beach ... ... ... ... 

Bedrooms, nicely furnished. 

ents"— 2.Fam», Beach Front 

, Furn. 

— 2-Fam. Unrestricted Comer 

furn, (Income .2500.) 

ient — 2-Fam. 2nd St. Section ... 

Bedrooms eg,, [urn. 

ient — 2-Fam. 2nd St. Section 

:h front. (Income i_.S0,| 

Garden Section ... ... „. 

Size 60 x 100. 

Comer .* ... ... ... „ ...' ... 

_LOO feet frdnt__t—Wesley A*e. South of lith 

Comer ... ... • 

•WO 3t 100. llth St. and Central Ave. 

—- Gardens Section ... 

$13,000 

$20,000 

$25,000 

gar. Nicely 

$10,000 

$ 9,000 

$18,000 

$16,000 

$13,500 

$17,000 

$ 2,100 

$ 7,000 

$4,500 

#13,500 

„ are just a few of our saJe UstLnjs. We are offerlnf 

bnyi In Hotel Properties, Cottages, Apartments. Vacant 

both Btnlnewi and BcydenUal .llob Can in the office and 

your desires. 

and CAMPBELL 

Avenue Phone 

FOR SALE 

FINE YEAR momm ROOMING 

£ DWELLING HOUSE FBOFERTT 

mUx, MM uw I«M kwtk. Ofl 

BuioHm, f tHMMU, 1 MOM, tit. 

liiit AM, AnaMte * i 

aMte ud 

ud eMf fWy 

fu_Ulu_M _ «llrr^r M M, 

__ ucMint bW ^r u Mtt _H M 

ovatn kolti. #*U 

uttttr nil MatIUM M ? MCoi 

ui MS. Me., fnmUAsi si nntn l« 

ratmUM 1» el«H.I IM«U «Un CHM N 

___, Kt.c* it in M mmn. 

S« ai (or oliei l_u •HuUft. 

Walter R.Chattin& Son 

Btaltora 

1116 Aibury Avenue 

FOR SALE 

Ideal Home Site 

75 ft. _ 200 ft, on South Sid* of 

Mth fit. Blvd., «0 ft from shore 

Rd., Marniora. 

Just • few minutes from Ocean 

City. 

Hen's a spat that will make 

your dream home eome true, 

combining Country and Sea-' 

there advantages, Hlgh-_ry and 

low tftxea. 

See Mr. McHenry 

c-o 0. C. Hardware Co. 

817 Asbury. Ave. 

FOR SALE 

Three Lots 

BO-FT. FrqnUre 

On Asbnrj A*e. 

Near 22nd SI, 

$1750 

Box 4141 

Sentinel-Ledger 

Philadelphia 

Readers 

I /P|aue include roar Zone I 

Namber when n-newln* | 

yonr subscription. 

FOR SALE 

Heated Cottages and Apartment 

ioBM nice properties suitable for year around occupy £ 

various locations, and various sizes, "~*' f ' 

Price. Range from * 12,000.00 U P 

No bformation over telephone, only by personal c 

C. E. STILLE 

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 

804 Central Avenue 

MONEY vs. REAL ESTATE 

Preserve Your Dollar Value by Investing 

in Real Property 

BUNGALOW, $7,400 

4 Bedrooms, etc. Famished, Close to Beach 

2-FAMIL APT. HOUSE, $10,000 

3 Hedrwrns. __, ôh Unit, FKrnished, Excrllenl Location. Ine, JI^ 

3.FAMILY APT. HOUSE, $15,000 

3 BrdraoBK. Me, Each Unit, purnUhed, ?ndlnB settlement of _ 

ohofiie of titles. 

SCHOOL MASTER CLEAE-CUT 

h^t 0 , 1 ! ,?, lcktiw ^ most through all trouDleu wmght ooo- 

POCAHONTA8 TO HAVE 

eolatlon iby drawing skeletons, Couple Coming Here PUBLIC CARD PART* Summer Girl \ 

WIIEN DAVID FOUGHT From Calcutta, India A public card party will follow In Jenldntoivn 

An amuslnst Incident occurs ln 

David's rathci- violent contact with 

Ml* John O Steel-nan, 800 3rd 

tale Dualaess meeting of Netona 

another character, a young butcher 

st, will have a_ her guests for an 

Council, Degree of Pocahontas, on 

Mr. and Mrs.'C E. Ni 

Pictorial who was known as the terror of 

Indefinite stay Rov. and Mrs 

Friday evening this week ln The Klntown. Pa., and 863 F 

charaiterliixtlons Dr Qersun said the youth of Canterbury when 

James Hess, of Calcutta, India. 

Sentinel-Ledger Building announce tlic _____7f 1A0C 

The business session is schedul- daughter, Miss Jeanne 

is Omt of Mr CrPttck the uuci David was claying there wlUi the Rev. and Mra. Hess left Calcuted for 0 p. m., and the card par- Nelson, to George Allen 

maiter of bakm Jloinc where Da- WUkflclds DavW took It upon ta on a troop ship after many dety at 0 ]), m. 

of Mr. and Mrs. G. Edi* 

vid was H'nt u> sihool by his ntaj- hitusclf to fight tile butcher with lays, brought about by turbulent The committee ln ehaj-ge of ar- Elklns Park ' and 801 D 

fatlior Mr Murdslci Unpi.. disastrous result*—for David. conditions now prevailing ln Inranffem.nU includes Mrs. Smith Saturday, August 17, in C 

Mn. in .ippmninu mid uimbll- to Mr-i Adeline Row and of CamdiiT They arrived ln Singapore Lindsay, Mrs. Peg Courtney and 

tpcak loudei than a uhispi r Ihe den n_ si'vcral ctmtialto soloi August 2, nnd now are ln Ban 

bytcrlan Church, Jenkln 

Mrs. Pec ernith. 

muster Gccmrd to enjov bLatlnir 

UH bojs In h| ciin- ,is if 

IncludlriK "I Heiird You Singing" Francisco. They expect to arrive 

Rev. Dr. John Muysklni 

sm^ 

tying a (ruvlnu (ippctiu 

and Dawn accompanied by Mrsin 

ocean City next Tuesday. RIRTIIDAY DINNER PARTY assisted by Rev. George 

Dorothy Brick at the piano. 

Tin llehtcr touch at which Mm. Ismbel ott Prlckltt, piano 

FOR MISS FLORENCE It. WAY After o honeymoon 1 

Dlcktns mis iidcpt l, .ilow,t, ln soloist, played Chopin's Polonaise IIOSriTAI, AUXILIARY 

Mr. nnd Mrs. John R. Way, 820the 

couple will return to i 

one of Uic boyi Daiiu knew al Salem 

House, Tommy Traddles, who 

ln A-Flat, and "Run, Run", byPARTY 

IS SUCCESS 

4th st.. entertained' at dinner on tember in Ocean City. 

Pinto. 

Saturday in honor of the birth- 

The Women's Au.HI.ry of Shore 

The groom wlU resume 

This was the last meeting of tHs 

day anniversary of their daugh- 

Memorial Hospital hM reporbid a 

-/ganlmtlon lor this seMon, The 

ter, Florenc. ft. Way, 

les at Lohlgh tjniverslty 

following officers were elected to 

social and financial lueeesg for the, 

Quests Included Rev, and Mrs, tie served three years 

ve next rear: Mrs. A. h, oon. - 

caii party which they sponsored Samuel _,, Way, Maya Landing' Navy, j 

f, president; Mrs. Stirlinf W. 

Tuesday evening in the solarium of Miss Olivia R. Way, Freehold, N. 

Cole, vice president i Un. Blwood 

The Handers, 

J.; Miss BltmSeth Adams, Wana- Mr. an. Mrs. J. R. Jon 

Mullen. treasur.r, and Mri John The affair wa? a benefit for the tnass. . N. J., and Jfflss Bdyth E, Bnd, Pittaburjli, h»ve 

Baialer, secretary. 

fracture table fund. 

Powell, _hi_ city. 

home after spending foui 

Vemon Hall, 410 Atltuitli 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

1) UJ ao 

Wudls — Oabardlnes — C'reiies 

All Summer Dresses 

Reduced 

RICHARDS' 

i •.. 


S A LE ! 

HOTEL 

SEASIDE 

Sixty (60) rooms—including bedrooms, baths, 

lavatories, refrigerator room, pantries and store, 

rooms. Fully equipped public dining room, com- 

"Plete kitchen; furniture, linens, silverware induded. 

An old reliable money maker, to be sold 

on easy terms to responsible buyer. 

Baker — Seaside Hotel 

836 6th Street 

Between _ and 4 P. M. 

No Phone Calls 

Gardea Growers 

Here Are Praiied 

Resort home garden growers 

were praised this week by the Oe»an 

pity Garden Olub, accordlM 

to Mrs, Anna gastwiek, nrealjent; 

who made a tour of garden soots 

laiL week, 

"Bveryane seems to he taking 

much Interest In the raising o! 

flowers and vegetables," she said, 

"nnd (turd h/rc nn? in wonder. 

ful condition. The results of the 

efforts of home gardeners hero 

really is gratifying, and a num. 

ber of people have cooumented on 

it to me." 

Mrs, Bajtwlck will make another 

tour qf gardens this week to make 

awards on behalf of. the Oarden 

Olub. 

RESORT OIRL TO ENtlE 

SCHOOL OF NURSING 

Miss Betty Louise Smith, daughter 

of Assemblyman and Mrs, Nathaniel 

0. Smith, 70S Ocean av,, will leave 

Tuesday to enter the Abington Memnrtal 

Hospital School of Nursing, 

Ahington, Pa, 

Mlia Smith was Braduated from 

the Ocean City Hilfi School, wherin 

sl:e was a member of the Honor 

Society, 

L, H. Benzon 

PAINTING 

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 

Call for Estimate 

Phone 1405 10M Asbury Ave, 

a... 

SIMONIZING 

Expert Work . • . Pour Coats 

Genuine SImonii Wax , , , S1B.O0, 

, . , "Salt Air Protection. 

Kurtz Garage 

1st St. & Atlantic Ave. 

Phone 0000 or BSD. 

FOOD) ? 

mflRK-ET 

Ocean Fresh 

SEAFOODS 

9th and West 

REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

Several desirable MttMM with 

hot water heat, atfractlvdy 

priced. 

Some with additional small 

apartment to help carry over- 

E. R. FRENCH 

1 Atlantic Ave, 

If You Are Not 

Saving 20% 

On Your 

AUTOMOBILE 

INSURANCE 

BETTER SKE 

Haney Lloyd Chattm 

"Ooean City's Largest 

AUTO PREMIUM PRODUCER" 

131S Asbury Avenue 

Phone Ocean City 0060 

Hhoul '/. 

iit* and 

Wtlghl vl 

OW 3ir>* 

f_orin| 

Ui, 

12 Big, New Advantages 

(Here iio ji.il 5 Rii»1 ioup^ n 'or coi»DlctiTiCtt) 

Silk *»d Wviglii Otugn 

X^*ll U Di. Q |(j(Jweii 

• f._w Wd« Ifilrt St. •* uf >ti 9 llm. • lit HI* 

Now AwHMt or 

A, VORBERG, JR. 

2406 Atlantic Avenue 

Atlantic City, N. J. 

Miil !___g_ fldtfrgil. N3 Fg|US| R.qgii_l. 

SiniJamcn- 

Al ng t_!iillen Is mi, oiui. imd FREE IIIHn« 

best!ft gr !rrjsn9i fgf n ^smsnitriltQn eyhB n.iB, 

imallff §. Ign* Men. Pac fit m; £snVan•»••«••••* 

Bicycle Hospital 

640 Asbury Avenua 

OCEAN CITV, NEW JERSEY 

(EslabUahed 10 Vears) 

Authorized Schwinn Dealer 

Git your bicycle ready for school 

and fall riding. 

Bring it in and wo will put it 

in condition. 

Selling Out All Used and Rebuilt 

Bicycles - 18,00 up 

Baby Walkers - 4,95 to 7.S0 

Sail Boats and Toys Reduced 

Baskets with Braces - 75c 

Sell Your Car While 

Prices Are High 

We Need All Makes and Mode! 

1931 to 1946 

NITTINGER 

t 

Stevenson 4-9600 — Ask for Mr. Robinson 

5th Above Girard, Phila., Pa, 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

Patent Medicines 

Candles Tobacco 

AND 

ACCESSOR 

Emergtticy 

111,.,. HERE II W Pilled at Any Hi 

urn 

e y 

Phone 1889 

Hospital Needs, Cosn 

Ice Cwam 

GARDEN DRUG 

3rd St. and Atlantic Ave. 

SMARl 

NEW 

BECOW 

High, Low, Brimmed or Profile 

Handsome HANDBAGS 

Fail Bags of Olt leather, Broadcloth, 

Pile Silk, Patent Plastics 

F «»2.98 to 10.9S 

WISE SHO 


PROPERTY OWNERS!! 

Now is the time to arrange with y us for 

complete overhaul of your electric êfrigen 

during the winter months. Call now'*and arts 

for this service, - 

Complete Rebuilding, Spraying, Etc, 

EDMUND T. JOHNSON 

REFRIGERATION SERVICE 

Danes tie and Commercial - 

*r»hone 072. ^ 1446 West Av 

•••»*.•»•$*».»»••». .ttttMMt _»»_»••

it ,"„> 

>> ., -v 

eauville 

Inn 

Strathmere, N. J. 

EAT, 

TOniCHT 

AND EVERY NIGHT 

SEAFOOD 

DINNERS. 

Iwiches Platters 

COCKTAIL BAR 

LOUNGE 

DANCE 

To 

JAMES EVANS 

And His 

GENTS OF JIVE 

Dining Boom Closed Monday 

^There's always a good time at DEAUVILLE INN 

-;Two Miles South ofe#lftW. on the Occam Drive! 

Telephone Sea We City 3-4806 

K. W, STUBBS, Prop. 

mr^ Point 

Field Day for 

T y Monday 

CTS POINT —A community 

Day sponsored by fiomers 

>«t Youth, will take plsee, Mon 

Oa.y, Labor Day. st&rlini at 1 p. m,, 

at CJrte. "WUllam Fehrle AthJetic Reid, 

m c±iaj-ge of a committee of business 

men he&ded by Mayor Fred W, 

and Police Chief William 

as chairman. 

imung races novelty races, base 

bail throwing contesti and other 

tnie-tie events for young and old. 

rouped in ages fPom below 10, from 

0 to 12, from 1J to 14 and seniors 

"ill fcxis part of the proimm that 

*'•« end in a tug-of-war aha a base. 

ball ms.nm. between the Old Timers, 

who can sUU hit one hard enough 

tu x-^f^cti first base, and the Inniff 

Boys Club. 

added attraction will be two 

CUB HEARS 

ARMY EXHIBIT 

POINT—Lt. Leslie OPIi*iid 

the Kiwiijiis Club Tues- 

day evening about Uie —A^ 

bit" on flteel Pier, A.Uanid 

He told of a P.SB J 

plane, which travel! " 

an hour, and mn 

rescue Boat holding: 

lS-day trip with «JT 

supplies, radio, fi " 

water and rations, 

jellied gasoline 

Miami, 

Sgt, Lawrence 

WilBam Sehute e _ 

onstrmted equipment 

Germany and the TJral 

Lt, Governor p. 

Ocean City, Indu 

hardt, and William 

members, 

Tuckahoe 

8OMHS FQrNT 

Boys' Club lost a ncs 

tht Tuckahoe 

lame was played ors 

field, 

John Sajior and 

went the distance fes- 

tive teams, and ea*h 

t^s o;, the field, one for boys 

i. which mil be to ilie right 

t_. baa 1 safeties, Sajior 

, and n:;c for youth 

with two hius 

er 21 which will be to the left Franny Townsend 

of t t L i 

with the fielding gem 

ariginaJ MacNamara's Band, He made a one-hand 

can be se* n nightly at Or-third. 

satti's Casino, will furnish music 

duri:-.g the intermissions, and the 

'ARO PARTY THl" 

Pakrl Old Tuners, headed bv 

Harry Edf-lBian, now on tile bay SOMERS POINT 

fron c. •aril] fumah a few novelties Auxiliary of VolunLe^r 

1. scheduled a public 

KUV 

game party Thursday ^ 

week, with all officers tn 

L'SB THE 

'Siisrjsr 

Maryland Ave., Somers 


Seafood, Steaks, Chops, 

Frog Legs 

d Cocktail 

and Sandwiches Served from 12 Noon 

Full Course Dinners from 5 to 9 p.m. 

PLATTERS TO TAKE OUT 

ANCHORAGE TAV 

Dinneri 4 to 10 — Suodayi 12 to 1O 

slaware Ave. at Bay, Somers Point Plm. 9 2 O 

BAR and 

CAFE GROVE 


JIM MY D AU B E RT •' 


of "Radio arm «a Night Clubs 

BILL DONAHUE 

* JACK RIC HARDS 

One MUe From Somers Point Circle on Mays Landbg Read 

J.AIM1CE FLACE fOE NICE PEOPLE No m m m 

JACK LAMB, Prop] 

POINT TAVERN 

ON THE BAY AT SO JMERS POINT 

Ovlictous LobiUn 

a Specialty 

SUaict and Chops 

Seafood in Variety 

cS 

OPEN EVERV DAY 

MANAG€M»!T IV THf HAJOHH 

X C / en fo \nulinl rye 

L;i-vi*e (.koines Home", "IJow (iiren WAS MV \',ilt"v". • I'hhnclrr 

head" and many other wiTt-n lliriHi-rV,' Wrll. IIIKIIIV MI-DIIII ill. 

famous younjf star uf th^ê pit-tun's. apJK-iirs in |inM«i .it lh mrrs I on t < jlf f lub 1 i t \\ 1 

MIS 0 

iii da> i vi ninf. 

FII1I WAR MEMORIAL FIND 

Hi \ Paul V Din |)il I w i SI) II R 1 OIN I \ 1 i 

p.t'neral chslrman. iLsslstcil bv ah 

)in f^n \ I i | 1 it ()i 

la.rKi.' comiiitttce. More than 40(1 at ni f -\ii T \ n 

ti-niii'd the aflair. Many attrai.tive i B nif n r K i i 

Jl t 1 )l \\ lit A I )i 

)rizes wen; awarded. A S50 bond 

"> id ( h nl In i 11 i 

rtonutcd by Dr, R, R. white. wei;i 

inontor 

to Mrs. J. Thomas. Harbor Lane Ab IL ^ f)0 w tiiuif i r 

Others oh the committee included 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart. Mr; 

K. R, White. Robert Stretch. Mr 

find Mrs. Theodore Moskers. Mi 

Ann Misker Human Mi kfi Mr 

Mr nnil Mi m i ii ii l A In A 

ill Phil nil liiln i pi I |h | 

\ it'l Mi A il i v ] a n l 

Mi VMlln n I hi in is Mr I mi 

has been ill l.wo week; 

ROY STEELE'S 

SHIP BAR 

Back by 

Popular Request 

TOM KELLY 

Pianiit 

For Your Entertainment Nightly 

PLENTY of BEER • 

SEAFOODS 

STEAKS CHOPS 

Served from 2 p.m., 

COMPLETE MENU 

SANDWICHES 

At All Hours 

Breakfast at 10 A, M. 

ROY STEELE'S SHIP BAR 

At the Semen Point Trolley Station 

li 

I 

it *» n nod mm Mei 

( >lli-rtor Bimi Johnson 

l 

Orsatti Entertains 

Crippled Children 

i » i « iii i it , i 

1 

ii 

ii i 1 1 

r i 

r i ti K nh , • f'r ill TLI ID 

\ y , \ L hi) t i ththt 

chUd 

v v 

l

5L**V 

Girl 

Here 

Navy Lt. Claims 

MiUville Bride 

i Wrat Presbyterian Church 

;.U» scene of a lovely wedding 

'"' aftetnoon when Miss Em. 

i Knowles, daughter of Dr. 

Mrs. .Junes S. Knowles, of 

le, became the bride of Lieu- 

. Robert C. Brown (MC), son 

" Mr. and Mrs, Edgar D Brown, 

pottsvllle, Pi, and 2618 Wesley 

I-. : 8«v. George Wscher. pastor of 

y the churqh, officiated. 

A Given ]n marriage by her father, 

!he bride was radiant In a gown of 

r. Ice^blue marquisette with a sweep- 

•f teg train and finger-tip length veil, 

~ carried a white prayer book 

i a white orchid and shower 

iTS FROM M1LLVILLE 

iV^,/_M»tron of Honor was Mrs James 

Knowles, of MiUville, and the 

... desmalds were Mrs. Paul B, 

j> r ttbvtt, Miss Dorothy Lee Barber 

P and Miss Nancy K. Wright, all of 

' MiUville. They wore gowns of lavendar. 

yellow, acqua and peach net, 

respectively, and carried old fash 

toned bouquets of asters 

William E Brown, of Pottsville, 

'Was best man tTshers were John 

Wolf and James W Knowles a 

brother of the bride both of Mill 

•Hie. and Dr Anthony Valdes-Da 

pens, of Philadelphia a brother-inlaw 

of the groom 

'' The church was beautifully dec 

orated with ferns and palm's 

POTTSVILLE MAN ORGANIST 

Traditional uedding music uas 

Stayed by Dr Robert C Brnun of 

PptUville, organist, and Mri Mar 

garet Rieck, of Millville, sans 'Be 

* Seaside 

r ^ THEATRE 

4*""* 

SOMERS POINT 

1 

Thai*, Ant, 3 — 

PHONE If I 

• DOUBLE FEATURE # 

"One Way to Love" 

WUIud Puktr 

"Pillow of Death" 

With Ln Gkiaaf 

"The Kid From 

Brooklyn" 

SUM. ufl Hen., gtpt 

"The Bride Wore Boots 

With Birbm 

Sspt 3 — 

"Our Heart. 

Were Young and Gay 

• DOOBLE FEATURE 

"Moon Over Montant 

w 

Lieutenant -Robert C* Brown and his Bridi 

Lieutenant Robert C- Brvwn (MC). son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 

D. Brown, of Pottxvllle, Pa., and 2018 WfSley av.. anjjl Ills bride, 

the former Enliina Jane Knowlf-S, daughter of Dr. aJMj Mr^ 

S, KnowlfS. of Millvlllr. Lieutenant and MR. Broun K-Pre nar. 

ri«d Saturday afternoon In the Flrat PresIiytrrLin Church. (Photo 

by Mnwen), 

cause", "I Love Thee", anq 

"Through the Years," One of the 

organ selections was "The Angelus,' 

written especially for the occasion 

and dedicated to the bride by Dr 

Braun the p-oem's uncle. 

Following th» ceremony there 

was a reetption for friends and relatlvK 

at The Oeeanie. 

The couple are spending their 

honeymoon at Buck Hill Falls, in 

the pooonos. 

Johnson *$ 

Tea Room 

For her going away rastumt" the 

SOMERS POINT 

GARAGE 

809 Bay Ave, 

aomera Point 

ALL MAKES 

CARS REPAIRED 

J. 11. Say lor, Prop, 

»•••V 

JEANNE CHAIN . CORNEL WILDE 

LINDA DARNELL - WILLIAM EYTH1 la 

"CENTENNIAL SUMMED" 

In TecSnlcoIof 

Two Eve Shows Stsrtlnf 7:15 . Matinee 

TIIL'RS., FRI, and SAT,, AUG. 80, 30, 31 — 

OLIVIA DellAVILIJlND . HAY MILLAND 

SONNY TUITH . JAMES GtEASON to 

"THE WELL-GROOMED 

MON,, TUES, and WED,, Sept. 2.3-4 — 

EDWARD G. ROBINSON • LORETTA YOBNO 

ORSON WELLES - PHILIP MERIVALS B 

"THE STRANGER" 

ALSO — Color Cartoon ami Hewl 

THURS,, FRI, and SAT,, Sept, 5 . 8 . 1 • — 

DANNY KAYE . VIRO1NIA MAYO 

VERA ELLEN . THE GOLDWYN QBU» 

"THE KID FROM BROOKU 

In Tftlinlcolor 

For Quick Results 

Try a Classified Af\ 

•frobnstotte'* 

THINGS TOfA 

BREAKFAST 

LUNCHEON - DINNER 

OPEN LABOR DAY" 

Closed Tuesday 

,858 Asbury Avenue 

if 

Moon 

Galleries 

si September 

. Half Moon Art Oftllerles, 914 

Jwalis ha 8 J urt announced 

' they will continue to eonduet 

.Auction Sales through the 

.nth of September offerinf to 

> residents of Ocean Olty B, large 

Vtion of fine merchandise at 

ieulously low prices, 

, public is invited to take adie 

of the enviable reputation 

kid, has been established during 

• tot 15 years on the boardwalk, 

'lire assured that you may buy 

1 ainndence. 

ur Sam ZWOnlek, the proprietor, 

^nsled to be one of the lead- 

, Jewelers ol the country, having 

' i in the jewelry business since 

when he opened his first store 

llohnstown. Pa. 

ice that time, Mr. Zaconick has 

three large Auction Oaller- 

|n New York City, Ocean Oity, 

J Hollywood, Florida, 

. New York Oity Galleries had 

i distinction of being allowed to 

1 Special Auction Bales at various 

by special permits Issued by 

• La Quftrdia, 

TCIAL APPRAISER 

Mr, Zaconick has for the last 10 

1 been accepted as an Official 

md and Jewelry Appraiser for 

1 the larger Insurance companies, 

|TM Half Moon Art Galleries Is 

tagiM » Ocean City many of 

p finer items of merchandise, Infcdliig 

diamonds, watches, lamps, 

furei, rup, and many more that 

i can buy at your own prices. 

are all cordially Invited to 

1 the sales without any obli- 

1 on your part. 

IT BOLLYWOOD FLA, 

I When in Florida, don't fall to 

lit the Half Moon the leading 

ctlon Gallery in Florida, at 1908 

Blvd., Hollywood, Florida, 

lire their Sth season will begin 

1 or ibout November 24, 1940. 

[Tomorrow 

Night 

Sat., Aug. 31 

IBI BIO EVENT 

OF THE SEASON 

ifeguards 

Annual 

Ball 

CONVENTION 

HALL 

6lh and Bowdwnlk 

Music by 

Roger Jarvis 

Ml Ufa, 

Orchestra 

"Ted" Clymer 

V00A148T 

Jitterbug Contest 

*Bi other Features 

"t 1 

_^n INCLUDES 

f 9 m TAX 

on Sale at 

Boardwalk or -. 

•ny Lifeguard 

& 

Pleads for Safe 

Labor Day Driving 

Motor Club Chjef 

Tells Safety RuU 

te this Labor Day eM of less 

laijor for doctors, nunes, ariihu, 

lanoe drivejs and Insurajiee on 

]uator»" ' ' "" -' 

•nil* U the aBpeal broadeajt to 

2 Wn H* by Paul °°W, prtsldfnt 

of th» Bhore Jtotor Club of South 

Jersey, afftiiated with U H J S 

can Automobile Assooiation, 

"Our record In the »ast 10 

for the tom or five* d? 

usually comprise a L 

weefc end hM not been eneo 

big holiday week end for motIS 

ft J Jn £ ^ h0 ^ d »« 

white driving or walking, so 

the figures for aceidenta and 

talltla In traffic l ^ 

_ tamrid. 

MOEE CABS ON IIOAD 

"TUt Is our second Labor uny 

»taos the Japanese iurrwdM-, tat 

ttUa .year we havi eoiwiderably 

mow ears on the itrtita and hlfh. 

ways mm we did at any time 

ita« IMI. Today mort of me 

Bam are olotr; already inqr« than 

IMm U old ,M the averaie ear at 

tht'timeof Ptul Haitor" 

The olub offiBlM Urted half a 

doien suiftitlpna to Inaure a safe 

and iane motor holiday • 

1. "Taw It aiy", Den't weave 

in and out of traffic. Maintain a 

steady driving paee without eKcesilve 

speed or raiini ipurts in traffic, 

2. Dent drive on the wrong 

llde of the road. Keep to th 

right, particularly on curves. 

B0NT PA18 ON HILLS 

S, Dont pa» on hlBs, eunes w 

at street interseetionl, 

4, Get an early start, folng and 

coming, to avoid teipion In crowdid 

traffle, i»st when necessary 

to evereome fatifue, 

5, Slow down at sundown; don't 

f 

Fishing Club 

Elects Smith 

Wood»town Man 

New President 

Clarence Smith, of Woodstown, 

N, J,, WM elected president of the 

Ocean Oity pishing Oluh, Friday 

night at the 39th annual meeting 

on the club pier at 14th at. He 

succeeds Edward M, Fee. 

Others elected were: Hnt'vlce 

president, Robert Kline: sleond vice 

president, I. roster Murphy; secre* 

tary.treasurer, Al AJnsworth: members 

of the board of trustees, Oedrge 

F. Bauer, Jr., Walter Davidson, 

Harry Humphries and Charles M. 

over-drive your head lights, 

fl. Watch for cars coming out 

of side roads, particularly after 

dusk; and obey all traffic signs 

calling for a "Full Stop". 

Good Will Cyclists Pedal 80 

Miles To Cape May and Back 

An 80-mile trip by bicycle in one 

day probably wouldn't appeal to advocates 

of the riammock-and-cool 

lemonade system of spending a vacation, 

but A. Bay Oelst, 2508 Wesley 

av,, and Warren Kay, 32 Asbury 

av,, can't think of anything flner. 

On Tuesday of last week Mr, 

aeist and Mr, Kay rode their bicycles 

to Cape May Point and back, 

totaling 80 mUes for the one-day 

round trip. They even had time to 

Visit friends in several of the resorts 

along the route and returned 

none the wor*e for wear, either 

from the ride or the generous helping 

of root beer and cookies they 

received. 

Mr. Qelst and Mr. Kay are mem- 

Volium, 

The club will have one more busi. 

ness meeting, In September, 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ASS 

FOB QUICK RESULTS 

bers of the Philadelphia school system 

and are ardent Ocean • Oity 

fans. They enjoy, according to 

friends, going about on thetr bicycles 

and "spreading the good 

word and friendly atmosphere of 

this town," 

The two cyclists train all summer 

for their Cape May trip by Ming 

shorter trips and extending them 

as the season advances, Among 

their treks they can include Brigantlne, 

Atlantis Oity, the Atlahtie Oity 

Race Track and rides on Zion rd. 

Mr, Oelst has 1000 miles on his 

speedometer, which certainly would 

seem to indicate that he and Mr. 

Kay are slightly more than some, 

what enthusiastic about bike riding! 

FINED |25 AS SPEEDER 

Richard P, Smith, 22, of Langdowne, 

was lined S2S in police court 

Saturday on charges of speeding 

and reckless driving. 

Half Moon Art Ga 

OCEAN CITY'S OLDEST AND LARGEST ART GALLERIES 

IS YEA 

LASTCAU 

To Home Owners, Residents and Visitors of Ocean City and 

In the Great Bargains That Are Being Offered E 

FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, STERLING SILVER a 

AT PUBLIC AUC 

OUR STORE WILL CONDUCT AUCTION SALES DAILY, DURING THE MONTH 

We Still Have a Large Selection of Fine Diamonds in the 1- 2- 3- and 4-Carat Sizes, We also Have a Lar 

Rubies, Diamond Dinner Rings, Clusters, Bracelet*, Necklaces, etc, 

A LARGE SELECTION OF ALL STANDARD WATCHES ALWAYS ON I 

Our Silver Stock Includes! Tea Sets, Candleabras, Silver Bowls, Pitcher?, Bon Bon Dishes, Salt and Pepp 

Items WWch Would Make Nice Christmas Gifts ... BUY NOW AND SA\ 

GREAT RUG Si 

THE SALE OF FINE RUGS WHICH STARTED LAST WEEK WILL CONTINUE OVER THE LABOI 

ALLOTTED RUGS ARE SOLD 

We Have Many Rugs from the Collection of the Late Dr. Homer E, Clarke, of Massies' Mill, Va,, That W 

Time ,,, The Rugs Include; 

LAVARRE KERMANS, KESHANS, ROYAL SAROUKS, PRINCESS BOKAHARAS, TABRIZ, 

The Fine Collection of SILK RUGS, Owned by Dr. Clarke, Will Be Shown and Sold to the Highest Bic 

HALF MOON ART GALLERI1 

034 BOARDWALK S. ZACONICK and SON — Auctioneers and AppraUert

Astern Preacher 


To Speak Twice 

•Br 1Alfst E Day latelj' pastor 

' Of tt£ Wthodlst Church In Pasa 

ADS, Cal will be the preacher at 

the Qtsafi Clt}' Tabernacle sen ices 

' (Mnday morning and evening 

i He now Is leading the New Life 

movement throughout the United 

, States and Is editor of the Ne-.i 

LIIB nffignrinii He also is author 

iif important books and magazine 

articles and li one of Methodism 

most distinguished preacher- 

( 

Tne service at 10 « a, m will bt 

In the historic Tabernacle 6th st 

and Wesley av with abundant 

pnrlriny space free to all war hip 

pels. The auto entrance is on A. 

BUry avi The service at 7 48 p m 

MI be ID the Village Theatre 8th 

ti. and the boardwalk. 

The popular Tabernacle quartet 

Will be heard both morning and 

Evening tô a hass solo Lord Cod 

Of Abraham in the morning sung 

by Eugene Conlev and a soprano 

fOlo Come \* Blessed in the 

evening sung by Mary Jucksnn 

Other members of the quartet 

Tbelmu Davis contralto and Edgar 

Martin tenor taking the piaci. a 

ftitz Kruegcr for the da} 

The public Is welcome to the 

Services which are without drnomi 

national bias 

Joint Church Singers 

Camp Meetings at 

Tabernacle Continue 

This ta Damp Meeting week at the 

Ocean City Tabernacle, 

The preacher for Thursday night 

Is Dr. E. M. Palmer, of Centenary 

Tabernacle Church, oamden. The 

Friday evening preacher li Dr. Leon 

T. Moore, district superintendent, of 

Philadelphia, 

The Damp Meeting nil! cl c vrnli 

the service on 3unda\ with Dr 

Albert E, Da\ of Pasadena Cal 

preaching both niLrnin!, and e\e 

nlng. 

READ THE CLASSIFIED 

RI TH 

Papular Phlhuli Iplii.i soloist 

»h~i joins thL quartet no* sing 

ing at the Methodist t hurth and 

the MoorUn Theatre Mba Oscar 

son § sols at the theatre Nundav 

gvenilig will be The ^traji^pr of 

U WorrU 

Dr. Ross Stover 

At Tie Strand 

Tl, ^LCB h TwiCC 

On Sunday 

Dr RL Stoker will prnk it (lie 

Strand Theater Run \ mornn g 

and Sundav eienlng Thi uill be 

the annual Jubilee Rut day con 

ducted by St John's Lutheran 

Church 10th st and Central av 

Both service will be in the Strand 

A special musical program hns 

been arranged Soloists will include 

Harrj Dinner eharl s Matthms 

'••a i tr ~" ! i 

anfl Ailhur Fbi rlil)» h I In re \ ill '1 III 

be bpiiitfri tojil,reg tio ml I i, 

l 1 i 

Dr Stc\pr^ turn h me AU ' 

thi miri ii ^ u i" h« Ih Fn1 

the Worli ~ti i N u I ja In L 

I Inu/hi II pf k n t i 

Cod $ 43 


40 

Lutheran Secretary 

To Retire Dec 31 

Re\ Wtilt n Har up Gip i r 

LL D I I D n Lul U 

Church ul~i i jm e^fcutnt 

and Lhpr 1,1 irk, thL nek in 

mune_d his relirpniLril, effi _tivt 

December SI. from his post as gee- 

retafy of thr l/niia-d Liifhpnin 

Church m Ampricn. 

Dr Olervpr. now in ills 78t!i 

year, hsu*i hc^'ii s»M-reuir> Mnri 1 ]P33 

His aiH'ct'.wur will LH* vli°c\r>d at the 

United Lutheran Church's 15tli bi-! ' !ip [ *' 

eiiniiil convention Ortober 5-12 ni' Wrdi 

FIRiT PRESsBYTFRIAN 

th it and Hcjln ai 

The Cospil CinUrnJ anl Mi«.i 

an Minded Church 

lei tieoree Fischer Th.D Fastur 

^ 1^ a m=Fiii\er mri-tint of th 

in l-i\ isch ml [ ic-hci nd m rr 

i th h ir r * ri 

J 30 in Tin Lliui I it ^luris 

uncial ^ h 1 I i fir s [ [nrn 

er H It u d d -*mrrru\ t 

pitrli Ex n II l i t 15 1 "i 

r i h Id H Mitt 3i J It 

Y 1-9 "i —p I 1 fTrni K f mi 

irns 

10 45 a n ^1-ibnr DIN n*n&. 

To come out Sunday and join those who gather to five thanks to 

the One who provides all our comforts and all our needs. 

Ocean City Baptist Church 

Rev, Victor B. Beattlo 

First Presbyterian Church 

Bev. George Ptseher 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church 

Rev. EUchifd 8. Bailey 

St. Augustine's R. C. 

Church 

Rev, Bartholomew B. Doyle 

Re?, Joseph J. Brciuian 

Union Chapel By-the-Hea 

Itcv. Linn Bowman 

•T. JAJHEi A.M.E, CDUECn 

(OoUMd} 

BDILOn BAPTIST CUTJKCn 

(Colored) 

Firit Methodist Church 

Hcv, A, L. Gonjluff 

St. John's Lutheran 

Church 

Rq?. Kubtrt C, BSTil 

St. Mary's Chape! 

B«T. Bartholomew B, Doyls 

Rev, Joseph J. Brennan 

Ocean City Tabornueio 

(itli si, and Asburi' av. 

ChriNtian Science 

Villaje, Theatre 

TABEnNACLE BAPTIST 

CHURCH (CoL) 

MACEDONIA M, 1. CBBBCH 

CColored) 

This message is sponsored by these Ocean City buii- 

nessrrien.in recopiition of our churches' service, 

benefit and value to our community. - 

HOWARD B. BTAINTON 

O, B, SHOBÂKIE LfiR. CO. 

BANET LLOTD OHATTIN 

to M. LSAB 

ATLANTIC 

o 

ELBOTBlO. 

OO1AN Crrr; • 

WATER ilRVIOH CO. 

THE NATIONAL BANS 

OF QOBAN OTTT 

OCEAN CITY SENTINELrLEDCER 

: Veteran 

A Rule 

tvd Service 

es Stand 

fru e Cumml i in 1 

,rlng l i h îi" L ' rI ,JJ,''p| r tI i' % B 

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I I\ !llll 11 r I 111 ii 1 d i t n (I 

t Jl) f r III t 1 B II E(il nl,d 

Up 1 | F f Ij 

I 

Two New Members 

On Ferry Board 

Tun ni-Vk mFmbfrs havd been ap- 

pointed in the Cape May County 

F m Cnmmiîon P H Jackson 

cliitetur of the freeholder? an 

i iimi I MuntzUy 

Hiillaiitl A. Otton. of Stone Har- 

11 r r. (iiid j. H. B. Bougher, Oape 

1 ty. were narfiGd for five year 

t ins They succeed Mayor William 

IA Hulfi-rt. «l Hen Isle City, and 

i hn F Trtiiit. of Ocean city. 

Drunk Is Jailed, 

| Another Pays Fine 

(Jiar I'opki.iS. 37. negro employe 

' I [i rupn.iiiK liDUM'. was sentenced 

L ;iu fiiivs in thp cnuiuy jail by 

Police Judge Howwd WfaWx. 

h l dk 

day, on a charge ol drunk tun u» . 


•'• Choose From Our \ 

I VARIED MENU \ 

! ^ Our menu, changed daily, offers a wide selection ~ ^ 

> for your dining pleasure. In addition to roasts, 5 

!!• 

Chicken in the Basket 



isrciikrii'it, H;:in to ia:rio 

! Lunch, KM in i:lll) 

JJiliiirr. 4m til 8:11(1 

IIOSIK cooKicn roiins TO sriT v»i it TASTE 

steaks, iind the usual meat and poultry items you 3 

S will always find enticing seafoods. > 

I BREAKFAST \ 

§ LUNCHEON — DINNER { 

•1 j 

^ SERVED EVERI DAY "t 

Sv.^*,v.•A^•A•A^•AV.•^v^r^WJWft^VlVifViAflAfWAwfwyv! 

Free Boardwalk Parking — Closed Tuesdays 

YOU CAN ENJOY 

Our Spacious Lounges and Sun Deck 

DELIGHTFUL ATMOSPHERE DELICIOUS FOOD 

In the COOL 


OCEANIC HOTEL 

11th and Wesley Ave. 

DINNERS ($1.25 to $1.60) Served S Until 8 p, m. 

BREAKFASTS (.48 to .90), Served8:30 Until 11 a. m. 

, • . KAY RYAN — Owner 

ROTARY J*EBf S HBRF FRIDAY, 6 P, M. 

S. H. HUSHAY 

Refrigeration 

Service & Repair 

MS Plymouth PI., Pb. Ocean Cily MM 

41^ Shore Boad, Ocean View. N. J. 

Tfleph one 12'fS 

Optm All Ypnr 

The Hanif-Inn 

Coffee Shop and Dining Room 

916 Wesley Avenue 

BroiiW;iKt in Î-I'VI 

ilinner from 5 lu 8 I'x 

are from i to H ]i.m. 

frnm 8:-)Q In 11 :W a.m.: 

iiiig Suinlay when tho hours 

Full course diimiTS, whiih iiifliulo salnds, range 

from |1 to $1.50 with a fi'w Hpecials higher. 

ll 

m 

EDDIE'S I 

EXPRESS 1 

LOCAL and I 

I LONG DISTANCE! 

HAULING ! 

ANY KIND ' j 

Ph. O.C. 1460 I 

Seiners Point 77S j 

HLPRESSURE 

WASH 

TREAT YOUR CAB 

TO A GOOD WASH 

s i,50 

URTZ 

GARAGE 

First and Atlantic Ph. WOO 

HOTEL 

SOUTHERN 

835 Fifth Street 

FOOD YOU WILL ENJOY 

TRULY 

DELICIOUS 

$1.50 |j 

5 to 7:30 P. M, 

Alter Dinner Enjoy Our'Beautiful Spacious Porch 

Overlooking Park mid Ocean 

PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN DINNER PARTIES 

Under 

Entirely New 

Management 

Ample Parking 

RALPH D. GIARTH 

Owner and Manager 

Phone 1380 

ssmtmssmmssmsmm smss 

Refined, Home-Llke Place to Eat 

MOD A US ON 

PUBLIC DINING ROOM 

First Street and Corinthian Avenue 

A La Carte Breakfast — 9 to lli30 a,m. i, 

Dinner — 5 to 8 p.m., $1,00 to $2.80 ij: 

NO WAITING — — EFFICIENT SERVICE ;•; 

SPECIAL! TENDERLOIN STEAK DINNERS $ 

;* 

Tables on the Screened Porch C 

i 

Veteran Manager, T. R. Sweigart ?' 

Georgian Coffee Shop 

1120 Central Ave, Ph. 0788 

OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER 1st 

Delicious BREAKFASTS — 8 to 

REALLY HOT Griddle Cakei 

With Butter and Hot Syrup 

Excellent DINNERS — 8 to 7s30 

In Our Quiet, Cool Dining Room 

Open Labor Day 

SPECIAL TURKEY OWNERS 

I" 

f

I- 

Seffood 

Open Eviry Day 

Excellent Food 

Br&kfasf 8-12 

, . . Moderately Priced 

.. Dinner 1:30-8:.'!0 

•t WESLEY AVE. 

Kflbt M. aplecker 

Scarborough Hotel Dining Room 

' fcofod NOTED VOit ITS PINE TABLE 

OPEN TO PUBLIC 

Breakfast Served 8J3P to 11 a.m. 

Dinner Served S to 8 p.na, 

Sla Dinner 4 to 7 p.m. 

720 Ocean Ave. 

400 Oceari Avenue 

f 

All Rolls, Pies, Cakes, 

I Putties•— DiWrt from 

1 Our Own Ovens 

| (And They Are Delicious) 

• 

OPEN 

EVERYDAY 

ATTENTION TO PltrVATE PARTIES 

^ n Avenue 

OUT S at Ninth Street 

'ell, He Says 

T&W Chaplain Tell. Church Auxiliary 

1'Hi.ve* Misrepresented American People 

f Of the British 

ou» feeling of 

«. . l&CCOrding tO 

B^J McOftrroJl. pastor of 

ICJiWch of VIneland and 

"*"" itoln during the war 

- J with the Eight Air 

i continent. ' 

•returned to his church 

t-The Rev. Mr. McCar- 

* nday afternoon at the 

meeting of the Wotn- 

7, of the First Presby- 

"*" In the solarium of 

r OF BUZZ BOMBS 

ribed Several of bis ex- 

WUfle stationed for 11 

the British Isles near Ip- 

„ Jch place lay directly in 

V Of the German buzz tombs 

fW to London 

'ijslea are In Aneconomic. 

And social situation very 

the speaker pointed 

v 

have an established 

f which legislates entirely 

apart from the people. While at a 

dinner party I was asked by two 

Oxford graduates why the United 

States took fio long in entering the 

war on their side. When I replied 

Innocently. If untactfully, that it 

had been because they had not paid 

their debts from the flnst World 

War. they wn-e amazed. They did 

not know that the debts had not 

bean paid. 

MOVIES MISREPRESENT 

"Wo are," he continued, "grossly 

misrepresented to Inhabitants qt the 

British Isles through the medium 

of American-made motion pictures 

They actually believe what they see 

hi the nuns, although our pictures 

are based largely on f t " 

before tl»aenn«iu| or rrance aunng ttta'wiir, and th 

~~ * Want part of iUs, tbey dlditthem 

[selves! The Oennna faith wa 

invaded his town. By the .„_ „_ 

WTOjaiiad Brtn driven out vS 

had killed approilm»t 

Stairs gated aijd a play pel 

provided for small children 

The screens In your house 

sprayed with a DDT prepara 

tion to cut down Insects in youi 

home? 

lernee tounty 

Legion Chief 

Elected New 

Commander 

^-KnaMiwiP-aaiarmtpr, jo^ 

.imh, WUdwood: county delegate to 

'state headiiuartem Paul' Snyder, 

Cape May. 

The new county officers will be 

Installed September 10 otf a, din- 

ner to be given by tho Women'B 

Auxiliary of the Court House Post 

New Legion Chief 

At Sea Isle City 

Albert E. Pricker, retired Phila- 

delphia policeman and veteran of 

World War I. will succeed Luther A. 

Struthers as commander of Smith- 

Lamimna-Revelle Post No. 340. 

American Legion, of Sen Isle City! 

Other officers named at the an- 

nual meeting were: Senior vice com- 

mander, George D. Town; Junior 

Ice commander, William H. Van 

krtsdulcn: adjutant. Norman H 

Vnnmniui: finance officer. Robert H. 

can occupauon 

drawing cash 

•When the 

,- theot 

Building Material 

Plentiful Soon 

Building material should be In 

ample supply this fall and costs 

hould be stabilized at a lower level 

according to Thomas J Farley 

prominent Philadelphia architect 

Visiting in Sea 1 le City he de- 

elared that the present prohibitive 

cost of building Is holding up many 

projects and that thire is at least 

the beginning of a buyers strike 

in eUdenc* He said a break in 

the price structure can be looked 

for in October 

Minimum Bid 1550 M 

Located on the southeast side of West Avenue, beginning 340' 

southwest of Twenty-Sedond Street, having a frontage on West 

Avenue of 160' extending to the corner of Twenty-Tlurd Street 

by a depth of BO 1 . ' 

FABOa No. 15^. 

Lou 439 and 440, Block 3203, Section G Minimum Bid 5300.00 

Located on the southeast side of West Avenue, beglnniBg 310 

southwest of Thlrty-»conil Street, (lie W x 9C 

'ABOBL No, 16— 

Lots 1 and 2, Block 4702.A, SMtlsn K Minimum Bid 5700.00 

Lodated on the south corner of Porty-aeventh Street and Asbury 

Avenue, having a frontage on Forty-Seventh Streej of TO' by a 

depth of es; 

'ABCEL No. 17— 

Lota 551 and 552, Block 5103, Sertlon K Mtalmnni Bid ms.00 

Located on the east corner of Fifty-Second Street and wit 

avenue, having a frontage on West Avenu* of TO' by t, depth 

iBCEL NO. IB— 

I 604, Block 5503, Section L Minimum Bid KM 00 

located on the northwest side of Asbunf Avenue, beginnlne 100' ' 

Muthwest of Plfty-fiKh Street, size 30' % 100' "'""""' m 

MOELJSo. IB- 

Lot 662, Black S202, Section L IVUnlmum Bid ia 

Located on the ioutheast side of Asbury Avthue beginninB 400 

southwest of nfty-Becond Street, slzt 30' x 100'. 

'ARCEIJ NO. 20— 

! 152. Block 5801, Section M and lot 2 Block 5100 

Orean Front Section Including riparian grwit 

FRIED SHRIMP 

FRIED SCALLOPS 

FRIED FISH 

BOILED LOBSTER 

DEVILED CRABS 

DEVILED CLAMS 

POTATO SALAD 

COLE SLAW 

CLAM CHOWDER 

f to the "wervationn 

oity Association and any 

CRABS SNAPPERS 

PHONFS: 

8-23-2t-pf 160.48 

BBQiNA"B?BODaEBa, City Clerk. 

Prices Reduced On Christmas Cards 

10c each — 10 Canfa for 

15c each — 10 Cwd» for 

25c each — 10 Qudi for 

Box Assortments 

1.00 each — 3 Boxes for 

.75 

, 1.15 

1.75 

$2.00 

HAHN'S 

Cabin Crafts Guild 

Boardwalk at 7th St. 

ATISFIED 

Arlstippuj witt} pupil of Socrates 

«ent to the Emperor Dlonysius and 

asked for some money 

What 1 you want money Arls- 

ippus 1 exclaimed the sovereign 

Why you philosophers have ulv.ay 

taught that a wise man never «ants 

anything 

Never mind talking about philcra 

ophy now rejoined ArUtippul" 

You ltt me have the money and 

e wUl talk about philosophy after 

wards ' 

Vtry well here it Is said Diony 

sius handing him 50 drachmas 

" All right" raid Aristlppus as he 

| counted the money Now >ou, sfee 

I don t want anything Cood morn 

ng Dionyslus 

JACK O JERNEE 

Jack u Jemee nr Ocean Uty 

'as elected Cape May Cnuntj 

Conunandei of the American Le- 

gion at u meeting of delegattA 

from all countj ports liiit Thin-- 

iliij n%ht lit Court House 

Sfi" Jemee ahn will retire next 

month aa caiunnndi r of Morgan 

Hanck Post Nn H7 of thLi rit\ 

will succeed Pet* Carman of 

Woodbine In the county pn 

5 p- m. Closed Wednesday after- 

noon acneral Rug Repair Service 

" 30 

nercial Printing 

J L, BARRETT, 807 Asbury 

, Ph. 1MJ. Printing, commer- 

"^_ TjJ»fflce auppllea, 

I TOHil Re-slde your home 

1 fhiti waterproof asbesbos. 

I Bitted gives thorough insula- 

tiqAilt'rooting. BBlled me- 

» ftw esUmate. INDEPIW- 

' WQFINq CO,, 700 Bth st, 

p Insulation actually pays tori 

up to 40 per cent 

1 mt In fuel bills. Olves year 

"1 Emfort too. 

1 R BEERY i CO. 

s Insulation Contractors 

IMS Aibufy Ave, 

Phone 1200 

tolts rebuilt ty fac- 

methods. Guaranteed. O. D. 

931 Asbury av. Phone 

_^_^__ tf 

your property for rent or sale 

a, MOHARD B. ONLEY, 400 

|t«t. phone 0784. We have lists 

> wishing to rent and buy. 

1 management. 

Radios," Electrical AtT- 

iin t ne3 and Bervlce. An- 

»ij5_Soti,J02O_Asbury zv. tf 

S 3 >»"ght and sold. Auto 

General auto repairing, ex- 

JJ, economical charges 

Motor Sales, English Creek, 

mint and Mays LandiiiK 

Plmne Bomcra Polnt_8326._fl 

Purnlturoi bought and sold. 

Spii liave •anything to sell, 

R. Hoffman, 6& Asbury 

7£eedcd and~~bu' ' 

»dressed and serviced. Send 

and we will call. Also 

.dump track. Nick Florcn- 

•51 West av. 8-^0 

TYPEWRITERS^ 

1 Rand, A. B. Dick dupll- 

. new and used. Suppllc-i, 

1 «. all makes. Com- 

t^ret R. w. Lovely. 

- 0-6 

; Mid DEVELOPING All 

3 films. 24-hour service. 

Orest Gift Center, 7*7 As- 

n you completo 

ng and printing 

on^SlO National 

AINTlNG 

S.?- Best material. 

^ Painting NOW. 

Awnings takln down 

r - • • tf 

LADIES The NEW PALL and WIU 

TEH SUITS are here by the nun 

dreds Every STYLE Every COLOR 

Two piece sulU=throe piece Milts— 

tunic suits lOOT Virgin WOOLS 

and linings ôu ve not 5wn for 

years Almost every material your 

heart desires includiiiK Oabardlnes 

— Worsteds — Flannels — Checks 

—Stripes Sizes 0 to 44 BE WISE 

— SHOP — COMPARE — BE CON- 

VINCED you cant beat the values 

at our FACTORY RETAIL BALIS- 

ROOM IDEAL MANUFACTUR- 

ING CORP. on the White Horse 

Pike, Hammemton Open dally and 

Sunday D to 6 B SO 

OIL Burners. Homcase oil burn- 

ers with Minneapolis Honeywell 

controls and taints now available. 

Apply Ocean City Oarage, Oth St. 

and Ocean av 9-fi 

10-PIECE dining room suite, excel- 

lent condition. Reasonable. Apply 

1131 West av. B-30 

LADIES: Send your child BACK 

TO SCHOOL with an IDEAL 

COAT - LEGGING SET or SNOW 

SUIT. We have them by the hun- 

dreds in warm DURABLE MATE- 

RIALS unit GORGEOUS LININGS. 

Slze,s 1 to 14. We guarantee yuu'U 

be more than satisfied with the 

QUALITY and VALUES nt Our 

FACTORY RETAIL SALESROOM. 

IDEAL MANUFACTURING CORP. 

White Horse Pike, Hiinimunton. 

Open daily and Sunday, 9 to (i. 8-29 

MOVING South 3 mattress covers 

$1 ea 1 bnat pole Star drag reel 

SIS complete 8 English dinner 

plate 1 ! Royal Blue edge trimmed in 

gold Dresden flowers $2 ea 5 steel 

folding chairs SI ea Oriental rug 

2 B x 4 9 SIB need- cleaning 1 

saddle bag back rug 17 green rug 

3 Ji B $a Silet with tray and 

electric plate, $5; electric toaster, 14; 

011 lamp Uectrtfied $5 00 817 4th 

it. Phohe_lfl51, 8-30 

PULL sised bedroom suite bed bo* 

spring innerspring m a 11 r e s , 

dresser packer commode ^ bed, 

box spring mattress a overstuffed 

chairs, 2 tables, 8 clothes trees. 

Adams, 720 AsburyâV; 8-|0 

BUREAU IBRD cot $2~ kitchen 

table $3 chair $2 washstand 

SI F i0 electric flxtuie 50 ft garden 

hn e all in good cundition, 608 At 

lantie av, i-30 

blMMONS EtudET~bed ttrn mat- 

trEascs excellent condition $2§w 

Phone 0345, 620 AtlanticJiv. B-30 

6 WINDOW frames and sash ifan- 

cy) $5 00 each W H Turnbull 

Bee-ley 5 Point N J 8-30 

LAUNDRY~tub- used complete with 

flxturLS S7 complete 3D gallon 

I hat miter boiler with built in gas 

unit S!i complete copper coll side 

arm ga D heater for hot water boiler 

S7 t«irt*b£d size cnil spring $5 00 

1141 Asbury av second floor B 30 

BICYCLES.~Msns~and girls. A 

real 'buy for 820 each Good 

condition, 4 W. 14th st, B-30 

12 PAIR aluminum shutter oma 

ments II p&ir, circular head V- 

joint parel door $2B bilge pump, 

portable type $5 00 Phone 0109 

New Home spwing machine foot 

model $20 00 Goad condition 

phone 1442: _B-80 

ENGLISH cocker gpi^niels far sale, 

B aeeki, uld female S20 male $25 

Phone Somcrs Point 43B 27 E 

Groveland av. ^ 8-30 

PUSHMAN motoFskooter, with side 

car very good condition, 1278 408 

2Blh st 8-30 

SALE—Trailer—can oe used for lug- 

gage or boat Brand new 5~ft 

wide 8ft long Brand new tires 

Made of oak lumber Jack Oeatens, 

Shore and Tuckahoe rds Marmora 

phone O C 1825-J-ll 8-30 

GERMAN short hair Pointers, reg- 

istered, 2'A yours old, female, $100 

56 Bayonne pi Phone 2101 W R-30 

GOING South. Will sell man's and 

women "> winter units -lUe 3fi J8-40, 

alTO mans dark blue striped eult 

slzo 38. reasonable. Phone CH13. 8-23 

SALE^Pair of^Rarnge doors, 4x8, 

one door 2-6 x li-5, hardware In- 

cluacd, $30; boardwalk rolling chair, 

S50. Karage battery charger, $15 

Phone_2256_ 8-23 

SALE—Two ice boxes, good condi- 

tion, price $10 each. 2310 Wesley 

av , third floor 8-23 

9x12 ALL WOOL ruK $85 00 Good 

condition 4/7 Asbury av Phone 

2194 _ _ 8-30 

RIDING pants, sl?.e 46. $10; riding 

boots DC $5- complete set of 

matt lied golf rlub, in bag. perfect 

condition. Phone 0351. J 8-30 

26-INCH mans biryclp 1 year old, 

$30,00^850 Plymonth pl__ 8-30 

RADIO, 10 tube, walnut cabinet, 

console type, long and short wuve 

bands, 10-inch dynamic speaker r\- 

ccllent condition, $50 43 Bay rd 

COCKER Spaniel puppies. AKCJ 

registered, fi » k ^ old ,.? 1 lv c ,7th 1 

$50 Mrs R A Meade. 152 W 17tn 

coatsV^îrlaiCcS 

ato, 38, WOO 80J Stcnton pi 

1128 tl 

t « BBAJP THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Automobiles For Sale 

1937 DODGE panel body truck, run- 

ning condition Wm S Ander&on. 

4th st. and Asbury av. Phone 1771. 

Wanted 

WANTED—Cabin tninor. 25 to 35 

ft, must be reasonable C K 

Roberts. Sea Isle City. .0-6 

Automobiles Wanted 

SELL YOUR CAB to usl We will 

pay you more, KURTZ, Ford 

Dealer, 1st and Atlantic av. Phone 

Ocean City 0600. tf 

WMited'loBuy 

BAQB, MBTAli, etc. 

BOUGHT—Drop a postcard or 

call the reliable Thomas DoOerbo. 

717 Wt J|stnTleS» ' tf 

OLD Newspapers, mogaslnes, waste 

paper of every description, car- 

petfl, mattresses, old Iron, metal, 

rubber, batteries, etc. Deliver to 

SNYDER'S, TOP PRICEa PAID. 

401 No. No. ârolino av.. Atlantic 

City. Largest dealers on tbe Jersey 

Coast tf 

SELL to Bernard's. Your surplus 

furniture, antiques, pianos. Free 

appraisement. A little or a lot. 

Prompt attention to Ocean City 

calls. Write to 832 Atlantic av.. At- 

lantic City, or phone 4-5352. Even- 

Ings and Sundays 2-1607 

WANTED—We are paying highest 

prices for rags, papers, Iron and 

metal. Drop a postcard to Barry 

Raff and Sons, Cape Mny Court 

House aiid our truck will call or 

phone Cape May Court Bouse 6- 

6941 - . . tf 

BATH tub and laundry tub, second 

hand, in good condition. Write to 

L. D. Mayer, 853 First st tf 

Read Too Late to Classify 

Ada, Firit Section, Page 3 

aim, or woâClSr iiheral house- 

i.work in Vineland. N, J, SttaU 

home, small family. Apply 1435 Cen- 

tral av., Eccond floor. Ph. 0212-J. 

UPSTAIRS maid wanted.- Penna- 

. nent position In Ocean City Gar- 

dens, Prevailing wage. If Interested 

call Mr. G. C. Crosby, G. C. 0338 

8-30 

WANTED — tlsherettis for theatre 

work. Tall, over 18, college Btu- 

dents preferred. Apply Village The- 

ater, Bth st. and Boardwalk. Ask 

for Mr. Dottl. „_•"? 

WAN!ED—High school student to 

live in andoe a mothera helper 

wlille attending school. Mrs, J. 

Homer Ott, 600 Ocean av. Phone 

8837. , 8-6 

SODA fountain girl and wultress, 

wanted immediately for month of 

September. Galleon Ice Cream Bar. 

lift Boardwalk. Phone 1793._ 8-30 

WAI IRESSES to start September 3 

The Georgian, .1120 Central av. 

STENOGRAPHER, unit time, ex- 

perienced. Apply Fcderor Deposit 

Insurance Corp., B01 A«bury av. 

Phone 0450.^ __ 8-30 

WAITRESS* for after Labor Day, 

also chambermaid for after Sep- 

ti-mher IB. T, R, Sweigart, 34 Cor- 

inthian av. 8j30 

STENOGRAPHER with some know- 

ledge of bookkeeping in local 

store. Year round position. Good 

salary and chance lor promotion. 

Box 5038, Bcntlnel-Ledger. 8-30 

WAITRESS wanted for Monday and 

thru September. Apply Florida 

Inn, 605 Eighth et. 8-30 

WOMAN. cxpcrlence,d for chambcr- 

maid work In fimoll guest house, 

from September 1 to 22. everyday, 

9:30 to I;30. 316 Corinthian av. 

Phone 1515-J. _ 8-30 

COOK, Immediately until October 

1, or for last week of September 

only. The Georgian, 1120 Central 

av. Phone 0756. 8-30 

OHRIBTMAB OARDB WITH NAMB 

IMPRINTID—BO & 28 for SI 

Bell best value Personal Christmas 

Cards, Assortmenta. Big cash profits 

full or spare time. Mew "Prlft" 81- 

card assortment wonder tl seller. 

Pays up to Me pront. Year 'Round 

Wraps, Religious, Everyday boxes, 

Samoles on approvals 

OHILTON ORIETIMOB CO. 

147 Essex, Dept, 877, Boston, Mass, 

KITCHEN help, experienced, wanttdL 

Mayfalr, 706 Boardwalk. tf 

Situation Wanted 

WILL launder plain uniforms, BOB 

each. 1128 slmpsonjiv. (Hi 

BABY~SITTER.~WI1I sit wltlTSSil- 

dran evenings. 320 Asbury av., 2nd 

floor. fc7 

YOUNG LADY deslreiTworlc sitting 

with children evenings. Phone 

1668. MO 

ELDERLY gentleman desires part 

or full time work, handy. Best 

of references 712 9th Bt Phone 

830 

0280-M. Mr. Bowman. 

hone 

8-30 

REPINED capable lady will mind 

children day or evening, by tht 

hour. 842 First St. 1-80 

Employment Agencies 

OCEAN CfiT EMPLOYMENT 

AGENCY. B15 West av Reliable 

help furnished. References Investi- 

gated. Cordelia Maddox, prop. Ph. 

1988. tf 

Announcemefits 

SPIRITUAL Meetings, OH West 

av. Circle Tuesdays and Thurs- 

days 8:30 p.m. Private circle Wed- 

nesday afternoon 3 to 6. Priy&to 

readings 2 to 5. No hours Friday 

and Saturday, Mile. F. Stevenson, 

tt 

NOTICE 

FRIENDS' MEETING 

SEAVILLE, N, J. 

FIRST DAY. 10:30 A. M. 

June 23 to Sept. 1. 

All are Invited to attend our sef- 

vlces. WO 

SPIRITUALIST Advisor. Private 

readings daily from 3 to 11 p.m. 

Private circle Tuesday 8 to 11 p.m. 

Public circle meeting Thursdays 

from 7:30 p.m. Mme, Lockwood, 4 

pecond st, second floor apartment 

CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST 

Mri. i: B. Smith, 481 West m? 

Private readings 12 to 3 and 4 to 

1 daily. (Suoetssor to Miss Ni»l). 

NEW JERSEY State Civil 

Examinations. Announce 

date for filing applIcaUons, 

tcmber 17, 1946.1 Alpply Cl" 

Commission, 8ta 

New Jersey. 

Open male and female cl 

12 months resident in Ocean 

Junior Library Assistant, 8; 

$720-$960 per annum. 

II 

See Too Late to 

Cassify Ads, Page 3 

T^S>! 

*v. AU outside 

able Inneraprlng 

nlng -water 

ÔOÂ fur WWW QfyUBXQi *93QtWQsmi 

np. CBe«rhrook 4B07-B or Oee»n 

HOOMB and anall aprutmente for 

rent Week, month or sewon. BO- 

tel ColoalaL 831 Atlantto ar. tf 

ROOMfl by day or weetÊarflS 

privilege. 21 Asbury av. 0-8 

ST CHARLES HOTEL, 6th St. and 

Central w. Clean room, irith run- 

ning water. Private bath. Reserva- 

tions open for July, August and 

September, Reaajnablc rates. Un- 

der new management Phone 8540. 

tf 

611 6th ST., BOOMS for rent by 

weekormonth. Phone 1388-J. tf 

833 DELANCEY pL Large comfort- 

able rooms, twin beds, Inuanitning 

mattresses 1 block to beach, alap 

2 bedroom apartment for September 

Phone 1137-W. tf 

NICE large rooms by day or week. 

parking, bathing faculties. 208 

Wesley av. Phone 1023. tf 

PARK Viisw, Bth and Asbury av. 

with communicating kitchen and 

dining room. Just walk in and keep 

house Clean, airy rooms, good beds, 

hot, enclosed showers each Iloor 

Reasonable. Phone^ 1270.^ 8-30 

THE~SEAHOME~424 Atlantic av 

Rooms, sleeping 2, 3 and 4. Good 

beds. 310. to «17.B0 per week per 

person Phone 1593-w. Breakfast 

and dinner optional. 0-13 

BEGINA Hotel, 811 Wesley av. 

Rooms by the night, week and 

month. Phone 03S3. Also 5 room 

apartment for September by the 

week or month. tf 

ROOMS — Ocean Haven Cottage, 

pleasant, clean, airy rooms. 

Bathing privileges. One block from 

beach. 826 4th st Fhone 1147-J. 

9-8 

TWO bedrooms, bath and living 

room, private entrance. No chil- 

dren or pets. WeeUy- 701 5th st. 

8-16 

ADA1RE. Vacancies, day or week. 

75 W. Station ri 8-30 

ROOMS to accommodate 4. Private 

family. Kitchen privileges. Avail- 

able September 2. Very reasonable. 

Second floor, 1136 Asbury av. 

MAN anil wife would like to accom- 

modate one or two gentlemen 

roomers jin their home in Ocean 

City for whiter. Christian environ- 

ment Address Post Office Box 253 

Ocean City. _ 0-6 

ASTER September 8, rooms from 

$10 up per week with private bath 

$25 up Garage $9 weekly, *10 

monthly Mrs C H Brick. 920 Wes- 

ley ay. Phone 0350, * ' ' tf 

WHEN In Sea Isle" City stop at The 

Gibson Cottafie, tt block from, 

beach. Private home. 4208 Pleasure 

Ave. . 4-30 

For Rent 

5-BEDROOM cottage for rent for 

September, Reasonable rental. 

Phone 0011. 8-30 

5-HOOM and bath bungalow, avail, 

able September 7 to October 1. 

Ills. "AppjF -107 Asbury av. 8-30 

Apartment* For Rent 

LARGE and small apartments for 

rent 14 price during September. 

il6 Wesley av. tf 

APAWBUNT for month of Sep. 

tcmber, ell electric, large airy 

rooms, 2 bedrooms. 208 Wesley av. 

Phone 1038. tt 

OCEAN "front apartment, accoramo- 

date, three adults, available Sep- 

tember 7. Price *50 weekly. Garage. 

2310 WeBey^BV., third Door. WO 

RENT—August 31 to September 23, 

One 5-rodm, second floor ' J 

mont, private bath, electric 

erator $121 plus gas and *•»»«., 

also one 3-room apartment, third 

floor, $75,0B 621 Ocean »v. Phone 

0802. . i-30 

BEFTEMBEIirWeelt er month. S-4- 

5 room apte. 3112 Asbury av. 

Phone 1819, 8-6 

TriUtniVE apartmint on beajh, 

newly.furnished, 8 rooms, 1300 for 

month of September. No children 

or .pets. Reference required, 022 

Part nk 9?8 

THIRD floor, 3-bcdroom apartment, 

from September 18 to 30. $60 a 

week, gait and electric Included. ApJ 

ply lltt^Weflty w. __ _ i-30 

804 7Ul st.v2-bedrooinl, bath, living 

room, dining room. Murphy bed in 

living room, available September 15 

to October 1. meetric refrigerator, 

$40 week, including utilities. Phone 

1 4 5 3 - i J . " ' ' • ••' " "J ,- •.-•••• i . f 

Winter Rental* 

ONE or two bedrooms, kitchen and 

other privileges, heat and light 

from September 16 to June 1. No 

children -or,- ptti. Reasonable renfc 

301 4th st. tl 

Wwited—To Ront 

WANTED—Cottage or apartroeni 

or 1 bedrooms, winttr of ârl 

O, W. Barclayf Post Off Ice. 

Boarding 

BOABU and CARB—Convalescents, 

lllld d Phone 

1^ 

Read Too Ute to Classify 

Ads, Fust Section, Page 3 

TWO.-- , 

and Ocean 

?/W5S*-2M!£^-' fewnige-g 

ticSlynew. Wilf — 

orlughtly u»ed car, 0. B«ntl5 

819 oenfial av. PhmM! lllff. ^ 

WOTrasWH 

iE Hotel, 60 rooms, including 

,„„ jms, baths, lavatories, re-. 

(riger»tor rooms, pantries, and store- 

room. Fully equipped dining room, 

complete kitchen, furniture, linens, 

silverware Included. An old reliable 

money maker to be sold on easy 

terms to responsible buyer. Baker, 

836 6th st, between' 2 and 4 p. in. 

No phone calls. 

BUNGALbWra 

8-30 

___, Uv- 

tment, nr«t iloor lur- 

llving room. 

qoal heat! 

, •««» .uv..gli£e. Gar- 

«. B. Onley7400 48th 

8-30 

Real Estate Wanted 

WILL RENT NOW FOB 1947 

OCCUPANCY 

In or near the Gardens Section, 

close to the beach or on the Lagoon. 

We require a modern three or four 

bedroom cottage, with one or two 

baths, servant's room and garage, 

also some means of heating suffi- 

cient for late spring and fall occu- 

pancy 

Vfe will be glad to enter Into a 

.ease now for 1047 with on option to 

renew for subsequent years, or initi- 

ally for a term of years The lease 

can' be adjusted to the desires of the 

owner as respects repairs, summer 

maintenance, equipment, etc 

If you are Interested In obtaining 

a responsible tenant and wish to 

discuss the matter further please 

contact 

Charles F. Stelnruck, Jr. 

c-o Philco Corporation 

Philadelphia, Pu. 

or 

Mrs, Charles P. Stelnruck, Jr. 

862 First St. 

Ocean City, N. J. 8-30 

LOT or house In Lagoon section 

with wharf. Cosh proposition. J. 

A. Rldgway, 27 W. 14th St., Ocean 

City 8;30 

SECOND floor apartment, for all 

year with beat, not less than 4 

bedrooms. Box 5026 Sentinel-Ledger. 

0-6 

ELDERLY woman wants small 

apartment for winter; bedroom, 

kitchen and bath prefered. Close to 

Shore Fast Line. Reasonable. Phone 

0Z46W between 4 and 6 p. m. 8-30 

BUNGALOW or apartment for sale 

or rent for year round occupancy. 

2 or 3 bedrooms. Furnished or un- 

furnished. 3 adults. Phono 0628. tf 

FURNISHED or unfurnished apart- 

ment or house wanted 1 for rent 

all year. Reliable couple. Phone 

NEGAT sneftkbox. 

ght's Boat Yard 1Mb 

FOR SALE-aa-foot cabin 

Dodge. Marine Motor, 

condition. Now in water, 

Asbury nv. 

NEW boat Twin screw SDV toy Or 

beam. Sleeps five. Trunk Cabin, 

sport fisherman model. Can be s*en 

408 Asbury av. Phone evenings or 

Sunday O. C. Mil. J. Wm. Nif 

SALE — domet~sallboat, stall 

steel stays, brass hardware, 2 i 

sails, one new, complete with t 

er, $375 Phone 886L 

cabin cruiser 36xl(r, 

reflnlshed losd 

com- 

wheel 

W 

Qrty marine motor, In water, jr 

to go. (2000. W. 8. Jobrmoa, 

B.IAH6SS1JY runabout. 16 tx.) 

' cylinder Evinrude outboard, j, 

pr sade for opnvertlUe OQUP§# .— 

Phone 1J77, B-M 

SNIPE class sailboats, (415 to 

4Sm. U-1U sneakboz. *22S, 13-ft 

outboard motor boat with 18 hp, 

Neptune motor t*60. J. F. Smith, 

Beach Thorofare Yacht Basin, 1st 

st and Bay av. or 821 Stentoa pL 

KAYAK." 10-TtTby 26-inches, steel 

ribs, plywood floor and bulkheads, 

canvas cover, double blade paddle, 

end of season price 831 Pennlyn pL 

BOAT hoist (Simplicity overhead 

type) for small runabouts up to 

approximately 20 ft. and 3600 lbs. 

Reasonable at $76, 46 No. Fpint 

rd (Lagoon). Phone 0381. 8-6 

COMET class sallboat7»476. Excel- 

lent condition: built by Sturdl- 

craft; sails in good order, plus many 

accessories 3531 Central av, sec- 

ond floor. 8-30 

18-FT. racing sloop. $400, sneakbo*, 

$80. Docked at Jeffers' Landing, 

SLUllville Apply 518 5ttj st, Som- 

ers Point »l6 

15 PT knockabout sloop. Marconi 

rig with track In water, ready to 

sail Priced for quick sale, $350 1240 

W(*,lcy_av 8-30 

19-FT Swampscott dory, well for 

outboard motor, $50 Apply Capt 

Wright, 11th and Bay _8-S0 

NEW 23-ft" Chris", Craft express" 

cruiser. Run less than 35 hours; 

Completely equipped, including to 

falw '** * 

HOT* 4mJot4MfMt* 

•MI M JlgMt. H»PC 

•((•^'•n InA 0*41 

WAI 

COFFEE * 

Coffwaml 

Two! 

DAILY BUS f% 

To CAMDEN-PHILADELHII 

6.Q0 A.M, 

6.30 AM, v 

7.00 A.M. 

8.10 A.M. ) 

9.45 A.M. 

WAS AM, 

HAS AM. 

Ill^ffll 

4 J 5 . 

6.00 9ML\ 

7.ISPJ4." 

B.1SPJ*. 

10.00 Mfc) 

let ^tove slak. bilge pump, pre- 

dervers, scarclillglit, swimming lad- 

der. $4,280. Phone 0109. _. 8-30 

17-FT. Hanklns built bank skiff, 2nd 

year in water. Austin 4-cyllndef 

motor. A'l shape, $100. 1204 Bay 

ave. 8-30 

WANTED to buy—A property be- 

tween 16th and B6th st. not over 

$8,000 State particulars Jicply 

Box S0S1, SenUnel-Ledgcr _ 8-23 

WANTED to buy—^-family house 

or place that could be converted 

to accommodate 2 families. Between 

17th and 55th St. Give full particu- 

lars. Box 6030, Sentlnel-Lcdgcr_8^23 

FUftNISHED apartment week Scp- 

terriber 8, 2 bedroom or 2 beds 

In room and studio couch. About 

$35.00. Address C. Wallace, 60 Har- 

ney rd,, Scarsdale, New York. 8-30 

TWO or three bedroom cottage or 

apartment, yeariy rental. Oen- 

tlles. Reference, if desired. ' Box 

MSB; Sentinel-Ledger. B-B 

Polish statesman and pianist 

Ignacc Paderewskl very humanly en- 

joyed adulation, but when it was 

'overdone, his reactions were decid- 

edly unfavorable, TVillowlng a con- 

cert, a prattling woman approached 

the artist find gtished'her saccharin 

comments. 

"You must have had ft world of 

patience to learn to play as' you 

do." she cooed. 

"Its not that at all," confessed 

Paderewskl. "I have no more pa* 

tlencc than anybody else. It's Just 

that I use mine. 

ELDERLY coUBle, long owning 

house here, but unsuitable for 

1 winter, want anmll furnished apart- 

meht, walking distance Preihyterlan 

Ohureh, cSSener to May. 5129 Cen- 

tral av. 8-80 

YOUNO eouple deiiri room or amall 

apartment with or without break- 

fa« for week of September 8. Have 

pet Write details, 3431 N. Marshall 

rt,, Phtbi 33. Pa. .9-6 

Frofessional Services 

GI LIFE Insurance premium recora, 

a handy, book for ypur personal 

use. Yours for tht asking. 

BOY A DABBY 

604 Central ay, FboneOOffl 

Automotive Service 

,Y - LINCOLN 

Chevrolet • Oldsmobile 

aALBB AND 8EBVI0B 

BA'l'l'EHY NEED Iffi 

We have tiro tlilrty- 

argerg. - Saves time and money. 

Bnte.OABAOJ, Ut and AOan- 

tlc av. Fhope 08M or M8Z. tf 

W Goodyear tires and tubes; all 

JM, KOIiTZ, AUthOriied OOOD- 

YEAH Dealer. 1st and Atlantic av.. 

Ocean City, Thane uBOO. tf 

NEW BATMRIBS! We have new 

batteries in stock tor eveiymake 

of-car !•" WOmb • MEROOBY •• 

LINCpLN • CADILLAC • •BUICK 

*Ol£s * PLYMOUTH • CHEV- 

HDLBT * etc. They're scarce, but 

we have them. $1X75 up, EDW. O. 

KUBTZi Your FOfflO DEALER, 1st 

and Atlantic Ocean City, Phones 

O. C. 0800, SBB3 and 23B0. 

Sat Too Late to 

ClMrify Ads, Pagt 3 

•»•»•••»•«•••«»•»••••••• 

SALE 

Rare China and 

Cut Glass 

Bric-a-brac, antique willow 

ware plates over 100 yean 

old. Hand made quilts, Pals- 

ley shawls. Other Interesting 

artlolei on display. Your in- 

spcct.ion Invited during tint 

two weeks of t b j 

iilO Bay Ave, 

•••••»•»•«••••»••••»•• 

CLEANING 

HOUSE? 

W01 lislp yfitt dean iWi ; 

CB»£g la esebasge fer iitiflf • ssl 

iuM Win luol «U nbtla •"/., 

if ill eat M 

Box 8, LJnwood, NJ. 

PTI.* _ CAREFULLY 

COUETEOOSLY 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

Xooal and Long Dlitance 

Moving, Hauling 

and Storage 

Trips Daily 

OHIM Phone— 0605 

Temp. Office: 

7th and Haven Ave., 

SPECIAL M-IOVI 

PACKAGE SERVICE 

Our SpecUliy 1 , 

6.30 A.M. 

8.10 A.M. 

10.45 A.M. 

12.00 Now 

I.ISP.M, 

2.45 P.M. 

4.15 PX. 

5.T5KM. 

6.00 P.M. 

6.30 P.M. 

Sandoy 

M« 

BUS WVICt TO 

ATLANTIC CITY RACE 

Uar* from Tnmi aJrat 

at 11.30 AM. *. 

For*: 65* «oeh waywtsm 

Buui lean for $M !•*• Oly, 

ôti4 rtie Wltd*id

Capital 

hfes 

s wffl 

tl» and 

) describe 

prepared 

»«,«.' fcy bKldemof two- 

me Abww outstariitlBg Is 

lo«£aii th wtavortjUe 

Endorses Hospital 

Dr. Crowe Asks for 

Support Locally 

FOUNDATION TO HAVE 

ANNUAL MEETING, TVESDA 

The annual nntlaj of th* 

Ctpt May GMBly pwMfe 

BHB Memorial Itapltal 

ndaUon will (ate pUce kt 

ike old Mart house bsUaing 

Tuesday at I p, m. 

Eight nraakm of the BM 

of Governon nlU be fitted to 

serve three years. 

All life mtDhen, and to «* wynto hwjrtUI 

find dwttiE thr ednito year 

IMS art entitled to vote. 

40 of bti8ln$i4 Se|> 

Htfll be entitled to 

t fwute for utnuloiu, sd-! 

^•^^ j^"^^r^^ ^ Mill J.-MM.a. -_LM.._ . _ . Jf -^—_ , 

and lmbrenwMntj to the 

T:jtf#S'Tn;Mfl It* Mlb> 

•""•'• ' -mmtaakt 

s v^vs *^*" ^^•r^? JP4*4«*^ 

i-pstott cftt MW to. 

.jprtcedenMd demand 

__i lerno* «nd la order 

J and Improve eilstlng MTV 

UMl Mtem h« ntm. 

» targes'* construction pro- 

rt^W^WWUlMWJ 

Mi» th» n«t few 

amounts of new 

- rom 

RESULTS 

y ADS 

VISITORS' 

INFORMATION 

i tf tt# follow 

C. CnJwe, M.D. 

. A, to. om-ut* \m 

(us. n« 

pteglo 

of 

for 

to 

T, Millet Band, of O»p« May, seated la, center, b ehmrn «>nfirr 

in •» Amy h«Bitai «€«Uy MtatJw to hb bin'to pravidt, S 

piififs « Worid War n, Sh9wn »(th hta M. Leo Win,' 

i2 d ^3Itotata, toe^CdwîMn'. Mewto^ tod 

totata, toeCdwîMn. Mewto^. 

M«« to parapl^c MM. I* was tote, 

kw reeently b Pnridnt Tnu 

»J «a signed into few recently by President Truman. 

Fittit, M.D. 

H. Pettlt, M.D. 

An. PIMU 017* 

Hi «J. — U p-n. 

, Smith, M.D. 

PM 1021 

fal & townsend, M.D. 

VM) — 7-1 l|Jtt. 

Commuters* 

Club Gossip 

Th# Commuterr Club extend! 

congratulations and but wishes to 

Mr, and Mrs. Newton B. Morfel 

who selebrated the 4Sth annivers 

My of their wedding on Auput 1 

There must be some good in Netti 

that we have yet to discover His 

BhUdren and grandchildren worshl 

the old guyi 

• * * 

Bob Wallace Is back again and is 

looking for the fuy who started thi 

rumor about him being sick aftei 

lhe fishing trip. Bob thinks ii 

runny if a fellow can't take a daj 

ir two off without someone's won 

lering which undtrtaker will gei 

ihi Job, 

John Love waj on the receiving 

jnd on Saturday, Severe! dktLn- 

guDthed guests, including BUI King, 

ihe man in white ahortg, stopped in 

tor refreshments, 

* * • 

We do not lee how two such val- 

uable men as Bob Platar and Newt 

MoiTell can possibly be away from 

;heir outfit at the same time. Ouess 

Jtwt just horned in on Bob's time. 

* • * 

We are informed that Forrest 

Yeager expects to start riding again 

soon. We will be glad to have you 

with us, Forrest, 

* * • 

It seems rather hard to please all 

of the people all the time. Most of 

the commuters complain of the long 

ride each day. But the card players 

are different; they Just forget they 

are riding. And you almost have to 

pry them loose from their seats when 

It comes time for them to get off 

the train. 

The other morning Jake Orousi 

gathered together a group of bar 

room tenors and serenaded the 

members with one of his latest hits, 

Jake will give a demonstration upon 

request. 

• • • 

We are glad to see Ray John rid- 

ing again. He has averaged one day 

a week this summer. Keep up the 

good work, Bay! 

• * * 

Borne lellows are Just like kids 

When it conies to fishing. Remember 

when you used to hide your fishing 

tackle and sneak out when mom 

Open Now 

Until 11 P. M. 

SELYAGN'S 

PHARMACY 

(Formerly Abbotts) 

9th and Asbury Ave. 

••••••••••••"•••••••••••• 

,fltaub has missed his fishing this 

summer. Oh, yeah? 

On the morning* of* the baby par- 

are our car wai almost deserted 

Moit of the old men like Qua 

Swoboda and Ted Oriefiu stayed 

down for the day. Just another ex- 

cuse to loaf, 

m m k 

Elmer Townsend is busy thes 

days trying to find out what kini 

of train service the boys want afte 

Labor Day, It seem they all star 

and stop work at different timei, 

and would like trains to suit their 

individual needs. We wish you luck 

Elmer! 

Most people have* a Jierfectiy 

cockeyed idea oi to tha amount 

of money corporations earn, Tha 

average person thinks stock. 

holders gel about I or 10 times as 

much aa they do. 

Surveys show that the average 

guy guesses that corporations 

Bake SO per cent profit. 

The fact ii that for the last 17 

years corporate profits have 

averaged just under 4 per cant a 

year and that stockholders re- 

ceived less than 3 per cent (ac- 

cording to the U. I. fteai.) 

Thii almost makes laving 

monoy look silly. It tnakei invest- 

ing look risky sod a little ridicu- 

lous. 

But It (here wefe no Invcstinu 

there would be no factories—no 

Jobs •_ no, and not even any 

unions. 

FRIGIDAIRE 

SALES -SERVICE 

PALMER 

111S Atbury Ave. 

Arch 

Supports 

SHOES BUILT~TO 

OETHOPEDIC FIIESCBIPT1ON 

LIBERTY 

SHOE REPAIRS 

1054 Aibury Ave. 

BASIL DONATO, Prop, 

Phone «785 

Mit Cttr> Merchut 

TaOn'SUM HOT 

JUUUSROTH 

lor ¥«n 

INFORMATION 

for VISITORS 

City Speed Llmll 

JU Miles Per Boar 

Saving 

Shares 

Available 

"«wrt»l to $5,000 

*•*- - 

l|||Homev':, 

NO PARKING 

On Fully Paved Streets 

between 

2 a.m. and 7 a.m. 

S» PMiliBi n Aibury «T. Inn 

Konh »1, (o 171k it. 1110 M 

8th »t. uj to, it, bttwtea 2 

(LIB. 114 1 «.m. 

OB potillc illijri or oppotitc luild- 

iHf 6HHtj$ai, 

WiUlB 10 Mai ol In hylrsui or 

U NilrielM am, 

Oa Prlv«te lot wiiaoot owmn 

fffSlHlffS, : 

Btyesd strict ead ilmt 

Oaf Hour P«tklne on Anbury IT, 

6th u lOlh iti, (torn 9 i.m. to 

f BW 

Stop •», 

Stop Street Crossings 

Bttwl* rUiai jtrwittod th 

Bo.rdwulk until 10 ..m. 

D« Bit dUtalW n chinfo batnlcg 

toll, la «r. 

Ko iezk l 

or 

et Crossings 

jtrwittod on the 

ntil 10 ..m. 

n ch 

ll, la «r. . 

iezk peralttea on Bondw.u 

profited tiiWac ttitM 

Bathing Without 

Bathing Shirt 

• For *»l»t7'. Site •."". 

Tips on How to 

Prevent Mildew 

By LOIS G. HAMILTON 

County Home Agent 

During these hot humid days u 

late August and early September 

the unsightly growth of mildew ma 

appear in even the most careful! 

kept Iteme. Excessive moisture i' 

present, and especially if there ar 

any rooms or corners that are no 

light or have little eireuiatiori o 

air, mildew will grow. • 

Keep the housn well aired and 

dry. When the atmosphere is moist 

this is difficult to doT but it maj 

help to trim off some of th 

branches of trees in the yard, whicl 

prevent .sunshine from reaching th* 

house. Trees growing close to the 

buildings hold enim moisture inside. 

Ventilate the house when the aii 

outside If cooler and drier than 

inside. An electric fan will help stir 

up the air. and will help it reael 

spaces where outdoor breezes can- 

not reach. If extreme damp weather 

roiitinucs, heat the houie with the 

'urnace or stove for a short time. 

Then drive out the warm moist air 

Mirouirh the doors and windows. 

ELEC1KIC 

ATLANTIC CITY 

LEAVE 8th St. and BoarirwalJ 

ajB., JjJS, 7;BS. 'tmS, 8:20, lOisu, 

then every hail hour at 20 and 

SO mJautea past tbe hour until 

11:50 Bdm., MUD 12:20 U , 1:40 

2:31 a.m. 

Decs nut run Suudayi 

LOCAL BUS SCHEDULES 

tIME TABLE PROM 4th A DAI 

O Bth and UoAKOWALK smi 

iSth ST. and CENTRAL AVENUE 

jn. 7:40, B.05 and five mlsuta 

past each hoar until 11:0s, then 

12:00, 

FKOIM DATTERSEA and WESLEY 

i^L 7*4S, lilO, 9:10, then every 

half hour at 10 and 40 mlnuus 

past catu hour until 11:10 p.m.; 

then 12:05 and 12:40 n-oi. 

FROM nOAEIJWALK m iilh St. 

un. ?;00, 7,55, S:2B, then every 

20 and 50 minutes past the hoar 

until 1:30 p.m.; 2:10, 2:20. then 

every IS minutes until 12:15 and 

12:45, arriving at 59th SI. 20 

minutes later, 

FEOM 50th ST. to 1th BT, and 

BOARDWALK 

Leave 59th St. a.m. 7:23, 8:20, then 

every lialf hour at 30 minutes 

ana 50 minutes past the hour 

until 11:50 pjn,| then 12:15, 12:40 

and 1:10 a.m. Arrive at 8th St. 

and Boardwalk 20 minutes later. 

FBOM Sth ST. and BOARDWALK 

to 4th ST. ana BAV AVE, 

a.m. 1:25, 7:45, 8:40, then hourly 

at 40 minute* past the hour until 

11:40 n,in. 

FBOM lib auu BOABDWALK 

to BATTERSEA and IVEgLBY 

*jn. 7:25, 7:45, 8:40. then ewerf 

30 mlnutta at 10 rolnutes and 40 

mlnutM put the hour until 

12:10 ajn. 

From 8th and BOARDWALK 

to 11th ST. and BAY AVE, 

Leavca Boardwalk—p.m. 1:30, S:20i 

IiSO, »:S0, 9:30, il:30, 

LeaVL-j 18th St, and. Bay Ave, — 

p.m. 1:40, 3:30, 5:40, 1:40, 0:40, 

11:40. 

BUS SERVICE TO ATLANTIC 

CITIr ¥ta LONOPORT 

Leaves SSth St. fvery hour at SO 

mlnut*s past the hour {ram 8:SO 

a.m. to 11:50 p.m. Leaves 8th St. 

and Boardwalk 20 minutes later. 

ATLANTIC CITY 

TRANSPORTATION CO 

,__.„ for "wtale-lieajted sup- 

porf 1 of the SagftOuO Burdstt* Tora- 

lln Memorial Hospital buildlug fund 

piovemtnt by Ocean City resldentg, 

Dr Aldrlch O, Crowe, this. w«ek 

gave Wa "unquaUfied t-ndorseroent' 

,af the program for Mis eoaslruettoB 

af Caps M»y Ctouiits's flnt volun- 

tary general hoapltjU. 

Dr. Orowe. chalrrnun of the board 

Of trustees of tha Medical Boetety 

of New Jersey and a former presi- 

dent of the Cape May County MedJ- 

cal Society, said, "Our problem at 

this moment Is to see that as eltl. 

sens of Ocean city wa 00 our part 

In supportini the building func 

The hojpitBl, which will ee central]j 

located in Cape May Court House 

in order to give equal service to al 

people of the county, will be buUs 

through the comhlncd efforts of all 

oitkens of e»p© May Oamtr, 

ASKS SUFPOBT HEBE 

"Ocean City is an integral Bart 

of the county and U vitally inter- 

ested in its welfare. Therefore, ii 

is of the greatest impsrtanee thai 

the citizens of our community glvi 

this project their whole-heartec 

support." 

Describing the benefits the hoi 

pital will assure. permanent anu 

summer residents, Dr. Crowe said 

'The Burdette Tomlin Memorlai 

Hospital will be fully equipped with 

modern laboratory and x-ray facili. 

ties and up-to-date operating and 

delivery rooms, too costly for the 

average physician to maintain, and 

will be under the competent super. 

-Ision of qualified members of the 

iiedical profession," 

ttODERN HOSPITAL NECBSSAB¥ 

Explaining the necessity of such 

hospital in the county he said 

With the advance of medicine in 

lie last few years doctors have 

:omo to rely increasingly on the 

eaaurces of a modern hospital They 

rind there the best means of using 

luccessfully the new drugs and 

;chiiiques which have been de- 

;loped. "The fact that the mem- 

;rs of the Cttpe May County Medi- 

!al Society have endorsod thk pro- 

set proves that the medical pro- 

Bssion realizes the need of a mod-| 

rn hospital in Cape May County. 11 

Dr. Millard O. Oryder, a former 

najor who recently returned to his 

Cape May Court House practice af- 

ter 44 months with the Army's 

Medical Department, added his en- 

dorsement of the hospital move- 

|mcnt this week to that of Dr. Crowe, 

Terming the new community hos-, 

pltai "an attraction to future visl-J 

tors as well as protection of the 

health of those already here," he 

said, "Our county is described to 

prospective vltitors as a place tha 

T?i* Thumb WtfibffoBfSt 

Ely Dancing Class Friday Night 

A Tarn ThumbHMKidui! wW 

%*«k By IM Wandira dancing 

auim, to the audltoriuni of Ocean 

Caiy HM> BohOol. 

TO» raMM pMty will eomlst ol 

brt«» wd KM, me btMer. mat- 

vm ml mM of taw, brUtei. 

. twMto, flower girls, Junior and senior 

|JNM& 

TO FBBSENT MASqUEBADE 

, to MdHlon, "The Ballet Masquer- 

Me," cartography vrtttta and ar- 

For4 to Televise 

Sports at 'Garden' 

The Fold Motor Company taw *n- 

nounced signing of a contract with 

V*w rotVa SftdUon Square Oar. 

dm and the Columbia Broadcasting 

syitein for exclusive television rights 

an all Garden events wltli the ex- 

ceptlon of bWilng, 

It la the tint time that any ad. 

•erttser has alined to televise such 

Htm ol related vents m m •* 

s alined to televise such 

Htm ol related events m m •*• 

iuslve baste and makes Fort) the 

;adlng Bdverttaer in the commercial 

television Md. 

Ewnta to be televlaia under Fsrd'i 

sponsorship will moludi coUtgiati 

basketball games and track meats 

lockei- the dog show, world chain • 

.loship rodeo and the National 

Sharn, ballerina; Doris Rapp, strut- 

ter; Siule Rudolph. Plerctte; Fatty 

Oougblan. Irish lass. Jackie Cough- 

Ian, toby; Joan Holllngshead, lady 

'about town. 

1NCIOENTAX WB 

Incidental numbers by the tots 

particularly a beautiful doll chorus' 

comprising four-year-olds, SjMUiisri" 

dan»Bi «od tap choruMs, will iea. 

turn ttt pirtomanee. 

The ellnax will be a brilliant 

patriotic baUtt In wnleh Miai^th, 

ryn WUI feature, and Misi Dorothy 

will imperionate tht Oodaeis of 

LlDtrty, . 

The Flanders atudlo nresenta an 

annual perforfflanee wltii mtertaln. 

;ment for ehUdrfn and adulto. 

Ofiai or urninn 

AdJ 

„ HOfiai or urni 

Noifct ta hoieby jnvm 

sunfes e| t^ liibscriber, &i 

* ol th« Ejnie of Henry 

C€ta.icd, will be audited an 

o* SuÛ i td 

M., at whict time 

e a 

ami reported for getiU- 

Orphan' Court of the 

Mtjr oa U i l h 

b t 

( whtak 

tsr tha 

in ihe .ijlic.nth 

at ten o'olooli 

[tigll will 

ramia. 

•Ion» «ud counul itti. 

Dated Aueu.t 13th, IMi. 

ILHRED SOllRUfl 

Williim A. 

HWt-pl ft 

Bui. 

y. It. Pfdctor 

plae* to go for care If they suffe: 

iJijury or dUea»e," 

AL 

OF SPUCATIOl 

siw jBUSBY 

of \hs Himrd 

t 

LE OF R 

B0A3RD O 

i * ciirv. 

ef aiiilinriiy of \hs Himrd 6 

f the City pt Ocean City 

etxe !u sale 

MBEK 

OCIAll 

By VifHig (,f qulliijFtly 

lhe hour oj two o'tloek (Uaylifhl Sasin 

rime) in ihf aflcriiOOli u( 8«ici d»v. i 

loriiinnsiuhc.r!! 1 t'hrimbcf§, ntv Hal! 

in City, Ni-w jeney, itiL- Mlowiii| 

erty for.nni ksn than the tniqimui 

... J designaifd. tlit'feafteF, and iii se 

:orilanct wllh ihe Kroii hsr»iiia/ter »UI 

I, to wit: 

Loll 6SJ, 656, 657 .,n,l Ms, Sjclion "ff 

Minimum Bid ettja.au. Tht-sc loi: 

foeaird uti Xiirtliwtst siile lit Ctmvii 

Aveiilie bfgiliiilHB m fret Soiitllw 

yf Ditventh HfnH'i, ftiZi; 171 

prospective visitors as ft place that 

abounds in beaBhes, ftshlng placeg 

and beautiful scenery If we really 

want to attract those people we 

should be ablt to add that Cape 

May County has a modern gentraj 

hospital which will afford 'visitors a 

MAJOR REPAIRS 

[AVAILABLE AT OHCElj 

J^Cl MittiBlliI Rip»lr»; 

k 

J ttBl 

}•-«• liHiigt ikivnlit hrti 

Acomorli*—Tim 

"IsdyirinltrWirk 

HOW yoi can buy... 

REPAIRS and 

ACCiSSORiiS 

*es 

Uti 

Said ioi, will he sold suhjeel lo ihe 

nKrvilion), tunn-iinntj, cgntlitioni' anil 

reitristions of ihe Oecan City AsMci. 

tiiin and ani oihcf gonyeiianii run, 

wilh lhe kini, tiK Zpnf,,, Urdi. 

mnce restrieligns, and aubjcei In an, 

eoiidiiions ns may lii- artiiiitinced 

-^.-. .0 ilif sale. 

The terms ul ihc snle «hnl! hr iweiity 

eenium (30%) oa.h „[ ihe highejl 

HO to be paid ai Ihe time of laid sale 

jalanee to b, paid si ihe lime of final 

settlement, whieh sliali be within thirty 

(JO) daj>«, and upon failure to lettto on 

the pan „[ ,he punihajer within (aid 

nine, the Iluarii may rttaiii the twentv 

pertentulii (20%) ,ierra,it a, liquidaiei 

da jrages and not aa a penalty 

. The purehaie bid ,lull ho coiifirmed 

jn wnlinf ai the eonciu.ion of ihe 

bidding and contract of purchase .hail 

•ale "«« ° i|h ' W) da '' S ' rom "" 

i, Thi ,.| o «"l «'H nay a Eomraiiiinn of 

five (j%J per centum of Ihe idle price 

to any heeoied Real Estate Broksr #" 

leeting same. 

The Board" reserve! the right in re 

'l"n V a '" J *" ll - lll » « nd 'I'" •»' 

Jfall he eoiifirnied iiy ihe Hoard i 

by MiM Kathryn, stu41o bat- 

ill b i o t 

l«ged by MiM Kathry 

let teacmr. will be intMraooate 

'by the following advanced students 

, mryjo Rudolph,' hostess. Ouesta 

at the masquerade Include Barbara 

OUJam. a ihoali; Maureen, Coughlan, 

£aater: Judy Glllam, npsy, Mary 

Shr ballerina; Doris Rapp, strut- 

l Rdlh Pltt Ft 

ueatiofi, 

Uy order of the Board of Edutaljon o 

I Ocean City. N, J 

DENMAN 

TIRES 

Immediate Deliveries 

H Sixes 

BISHOP 

Motor Sales 

PACKARD DEAIEB 

1159 Aibury Ave, 

(••• • mi tm rum 

Palmer 

Chevrolet . QlrJsmobile 

1119 

Prompt Service on All Makes 

Specializing in Chrysler Products 

Large Stocks of Parts and Accessories 

EXIDE BATTERIES 

STOKAGE BY DAY, WEEK OB MONTH 

^RDEN GARAG 

JOHN M. owutw, omm 

iWctleyAve, . Phone 

Our Capable Mechanics 

Wilt Add 

Life to Your Car 

SHEPPARD'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

912 Simpson Ave. 

-cioaen 

vmnm YOUR CAR 

AGAINST RUST 

! WIJB A NEW 

Paint Jab 

Keep X«m Cv imUof New 

Get Out SMOW low V*(««t 

Vim WtK Be H d 

New CtotWtflM* Top* laital 

Edw. d Kurtz 

1*6 Atlantic Ave. 

BQWS OiO.MHw. 

SpUttl 

states of 

J 

merce. 

ibKrilicr. 

"•ltd Ainust 

Augiutu 

Ocean I 

MOBILGAS STATION 

LUBRICA-nll 

EDDIE 

AUTO PAINTING 

An Experienced Painter. \4 

An Airtight, Oustpreof, 

Paint Shop. 

Good Punting MBteri^ f 

We Have All Three! | 

Now that Synthetic Paints are 

•gain available, we will paint J 

you* car for u little as . , . . * 

ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

EKPERT BODY and 

FENDER REPAIRING 

Bishop Motor Sal 

Authorized PACKARD Dialer 

Repairs and Service to All Type Can 

B., corner 

AUTHORIZED DEALERS 

SALES BUICK SERVICE 

WALLACE BROTHERS 

d 

9th St. and Simpson Ave, Phone 90fi| 

—ALL MAKES REPAmEl> 

ATLANTIC SEBVICI STATION 

LEI TIRES EX1DE BArrpiH ; 

Plymouth - DeSoto 

AUTHORIZED DEALER 

Ocean City Garage 

9th and Ocean Avenue H. Steinni* fft\ 

Sales and »we 

Wm. TPo 

I1S8 A»fcuryA» 

Pontiac 

PALMER M11( 

CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE 

SALES and SERVICE 


We Are NOW ACCEPTING ORDERS 

and DEPOSITS oh the NEW 

iCKARD 

..C 

Improved Deliveries An AnUdl»W 

BISHOP MOTOR JALES 

Aothoriwd SALES and SERVICE 

^ of Packard Parts 

1159 Asbury Ave 

1U CENTRAL 

ire B.andL, 

?w Shares 

) Already Bought 

66th Series 

j, joo shorta Wready 

,ub!!cribeil I" the MW 

ol ehaws optnid »Wf 

8*oshore au 

ltlon 

shore a l 

tlon. Bewetey 

announced this 

tlon, one Of the re. 

eitabUihed flnandal 

last wtek matured lta 

if .haw and m»Utd 

lnveitori. The oppor- 

In the new series 

unW Beptember 

qvff MM,000, the 

d L, Is headed by 

. president- Dr. 

esident; OUn- 

, and Charlts 

as a mutual sharehold- 

on, It has maintained 

»t reeord of servlee and 

I to both borrowers and 

' ihsrtholdera have seen 

tap steadily Increase as 

been added to duet. To 

hlden during times of 

^luei, all mortgage loans 

on conMrvatlve valua- 

Ailoelatlon Insures 

Unor losiw and provides 

Kit* maturity schedule by 

i uMtanUal reserve fund. 

f yT under dlre*Uon of the 

' lioner of BanUnf, but 

1 jupervlslon. 

joodMaii 

I at Jap Captors 

tuWnltl, Wildwood soldier 

f» prisontr of the Japanese 

'i and a half years, Is one 

Mrth Jeniy men asked for 

latements Mncernlng war 

_ifl atroolties to be used In 

fguut trials in Tokyo, 

far Department Is conduct- 

ion-wide campaign to con- 

l formir American prison, 

i Jap&ntsi to obtain addi- 

dmce of atrocities. Ful- 

_»i istad to tell his story 

Ivittrans' BuUdlng in At- 

. the ftderal Budget— 

" is the keynote of tuition. 

• drive, reports the Mfw 

«n Association. 

War D*«rl'8 Relatives 

Victims of Racket 

lh«n all persoho and org 

offering 4o sell ajvice and lnforEE 

Mon MheemUig the graves of men 

burled overaeas, 

He said a racket that thrived 

after World War I is being i 

and pointed: pu^ that all aSK 

menu for returning bodlts of the 

war dead are handled by the War 

Department through the office of 

the quartermaster Oeneral. 

Obitumr? 

Coach Munger's 

Mother, Dies 

Suffered Heart 

Attack in Retort 

Mrs. Margaret B. Munger Bi 

mother of Oeorge Munger Univer-' 

slty of Pennsylvania football coach 

died Wednesday last week in Uni^ 

verslty Hospital. She was stricken 

with a heart attack while visiting 

in Ocean City earlier In the wtek 

Mrs, Munger was the widow of 

Herbert N. Munger, department 

store executive. Her home was at 

18 Old Lancaster rd., Merion Also 

surviving are two other sons, Her- 

bert and Peter; two daughters, Mrs 

Margaret Madsen Cabiry. ill and 

Mrs, Kiithryn Steel, Westport 

Conn,; her mother, Mrs, Peter 1 

Smith, of Elteabethtown; a brother 

Oeorge Smith and six grandchil- 

dren. 

Dead Fish Clutter 

Beach at Avalon 

Tractors and trucks were used 

Friday to clear away several tons 

of Ash which cluttered the beach 

at Avalon to the dismay of bathers 

and city officials. 

Mayor Idlth Ortenan said she 

was informed that the fish were 

dumped overboard from a commer- 

cial boat which lay disabled off 

Avalon beach part of one day She 

asked City Solicitor Robert K. Bell 

to bring the matter to the attention 

of state officials who regulate com- 

mercial ftshertnen. 

«j- 

Ooal strike cost the U. B. nearly 

90.000,000 tons 'of bituminous pro- 

duction. 

Property Owners! 

Ace Your Orders for FaU 

and Winter Work Now 

Property Owner! Hotel Oper- 

atari Booming House Owjier! 

Now to the time to UTUIR for 

•nose necessary repairs and lln. 

pnvementa, Yew work will cost 

lea this fall Bnd winter than it 

will during lhe spring rush. 

The following flrms, whose ads 

appear on the Building Pages 

nf this Issue, Invite your busl- 

new. They are familiar with 

local conditions and regulations. 

Their knowledge la at youi' 

servlee. 

BUILDERS 

Albert 8. Cambum ^ 

•Cameron Bros, • 

Robert Clayvaie 

John O, Peterson 

H. C. Pontlere 

Potts Bros. 

George Seddon 

Oeorge F. Shire 

F. C. Iluum 

S. L. Smith 

John B. Trout 

ELEOTRICIANS 

Wm. S, Anderson 

Edwarti S, Corson 

In in Johireon, Jr., A Cs. 

Jaeob C. iehuff 

WBL R, Slmklnson 

Standard pectrle Co. 

LauTHice F. Stedem 

PLUMBING A HEATINO 

HUB BuTkhinlt 

Harry Dlbb 

Constmit Ford 

Fred H. Manley 

Robert M, Morford 

Mlchele Pllefgi 

J, G. Slimmer 

WUtard F, itatser 

Louis Tuearlno 

Wllllom O. Towtucnd 

PAINTING 

C, L. Breekley, Ine. 

The English Co. 

C.ustafson 

Fries * Panf burn 

WUlUm J Smith 

Walter K, Will taker ' 

ilON PAINTING 

Joseph Cohn 

Gustalson 

PAPER HANGING 

Alfred It. Smith, Ine. 

Jack J, Watklnson 

Chas. BrombeTg * Son 

ROOFING 

Cntg and Walter 

Independent Raoflnf Co, 

Sampson and Hamada 

Edmund C, Wighain 

FLOOR SANDING 

Louis J. Koerner 

BMNU Button 

TRUCKING AND IIAULINO 

UCKING AND I 

Ferpison Expren 

Nick Flormtino 

N P l 

Co, 

N, Pessolano 

Mike B«a 

Smith's 

Ocean City Eni 

Eddie's Express 

CIVIL ENGINEER 

Frank Cvfagna 

BULKHEADS - DOCKi 

Chwles C. Lcaurd 

CBADINC, it FILING 

John CastaKU A Co, 

Lcoji Costcllo 4- SOD 

CONCRETE 

Ocean City Conoetc Froducts Co. 

STORAGE 

Edlngton'i Storage 

CEMENT — TILE — MARBLE 

John Pelts A Co., Inc. 

PLASTERING 

Harry VV. Bontaam 

WALL SCRAPING 

Franks Wall Scraping Co, 

BULLDOZER SERVICE 

John Castakll A Co. 

SEPTIC TANKS 

Leonard Wiggins 

CLASS 

S. Rosenberg 

ns virtue of a writ of E«efutiBit lo 

m? ijircDled. issiipij gut uf the Stw Jer. 

ley Sulmnu Court, OB llle ISlh doj uf 

July, A. I), l

i , » . . ,,i..'. : . . . : / . ' . . . . • • . : • .. • . • • 

m 

_ tfi* regular annual 

program this year, the 

B*h ftod Oame Dlvlfl- 

ta Department of 

D*y and Night 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING 

1 Charter Parties 

Trolling and 

Bottom Fishing 

On tin Cafaafal (Mm 

PAL'S II 

Captain Ken Davis 

Miller's Dock 

833 Bay Avenue 

' ' Sonwra Point 

m 

I iff Vftylftgiiges trom 10 W20 weeks 

old to determine most efficient 

Blocking practices. 

The PUh and dome Council em- 

pbwlzes that the program Is not 

to take th« place of the regular fall 

liberation but 1* supplementary to 

the regular liberation program. 

Ail birds released In carrying out 

the program, regardless of species 

or age, will be banded to determine 

livablllty, the numbers which fail 

U> hunter's efforts, the number that 

succumb to predators or natural 

accidents, as well as those killed by 

automobile and highway accidents, 

the tendenoy of Individual birds to 

drift and travel. These factors will 

show bow the maximum return can 

be derived from each year's liber- 

ation. 

Six Months 

A colored man^&nd woman, 

arrested after an Sieged series 

of noisy and profane disputes 

on the West Side, were sentenc- 

ed to six mpnths each In 

the county Jail by police Judge 

Howard Warren, Thursday, 

They were Henry "Chicken 

Bone" O'Dean, 46, of 654 West 

av, and Gertrude Fennlngton, 

32, same address Both were 

charged with disorderly con- 

duct. 

There arc 155,148 units of gov- 

ernment In the nation, including 

school districts, townships, other 

municipalities, special districts 

counties and states, reports the New 

Jersey Taxpayers Association. 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING 

. PABTT BOATS 

LEAVING 

WHABF DAILY 

I Bl 0:30 A. M. 

Afternoon Sailing 

Mir, 3:30 p. m. 

Moonlight Saili, 8:30p.m 

Allen's 

1 4th and Bay Ave. 

V . ' Phone 8513 

Charter Boats , . . 

, ... Row Boats 

, Fuhing Tackle 

Captain 

MARTY OTT'S 

$$ Don't Always 

Add Up to Profits 

Total sales of 72 of America's 

leading manufacturing companies, 

plus receipts from other operations, 

amounted to $33,560 million In 1945. 

and upon this the net Income after 

tunes was $1 650 million—an aver- 

age of 4.6 cents per dollar of sales. 

Dividends paid, including both 

preferred and common, totaled _$S98 

million or three cents per dollar of 

sales. Statistics thus prove that 

[arge dollar earnings do not neces- 

sarily mean wide margins of profit 

-PLEASURE 

FLEET 

Thrilling 

Copt. Loper's 

DEEP SEA 

PARTY BOATS j 

I 

lewis Carlton' 

Daily 9 a.m. 

; BAIT and TACKLE 

$7Foot Charter Boat 

Joy-Ell II 

CHRIS' 

DOCK 

/ On the Bay 

[between 9th & 10th Stoj 

SPEEDBOAT «| 

RIDES J. 

(Pile Taxi 

SAILING TRIPS 

Diana Barrymore 

At Cape Theatre 

Young Star Breaks 

Summer Records 

For the final bill of the season 

The Cape Theatre at Cape May Is 

this week presenting Diana Barry- 

more, daughter of the late John 

Barrymore, In John .Van Druten's 

delightful romantic comedy, "There's 

Always Juliet." 

Supporting this vibrant young 

actress, who has been breaking sum 

mer theatre record* at several play- 

houses, Is Nicholas Saunders. who 

has been lending man of The Cape 

Theatre company the entire season. 

In a very large role lie Is tre- 

mendously effective. The other two 

important parts in me pliiy—the 

only others—are played very well 

indeed by Rodney Hale and Oarrie 

Bridewell. 

The play opened Monday night 

lUid will run through Saturday, with 

a matinee on Saturday. This per- 

formance concludes a most success- 

ful season which has continued for 

11 weeks. 

Stars of stage and screen who 

have -appeared at The Cape The- 

atre this summer include Lillian 

Harvey. Ellssa Landl (twice). Glendft 

Farrell, Gloria Swanson. Ruth 

hntterton. Dame May Whltt>'. Prod 

Stone. Nancy Carroll, hi addition tc 

Miss Barrymore. 

T, C. Upham, director for eigh 

seiuons at this well known summer 

playhouse now ending its 22nd year, 

expeoUi to, return next year with a 

cast equal to this year's, possibly 

with some more rec*nt screen stari 

Walter, Cox Win* 

wOnjf&VJV f#S/ Walter 8 Cox, son of TRi 

Eev. and 

Mrs, Frank Cox, 400 Wesley av, 

one of 331 freshman recipients Of 

fretliman scholarships .at Yale Uni 

versity for the term opening Sep- 

tember 18, Dean Norman S Buck 

announced this week. There were 

13 Other winners In New Jersey. 

Ooit is a graduate of Lawrence 

ville School Lawrenceville N. J. 

Petroleum has 

every continent. 

been found on 

DEEP SEA 

MARINE 

SIGHT-SEEING 

TRIP 

on the 

JAMES MONROE 

Come Anytime 

Frequent Trips Day or Nlf hi 

Chris' 

Dock 

On the Bay 

Just South of 9th St. 

LOOK FOE THE NAME "CHBIS* 

OCEAN BAYSURF 

ENJOY 

BAY or SEA 

Charter 

Chris Craft Cruiser 

Edith M, II 


Beach Thorofare 

Yacht Basin 

On the Bay at First St. 

Phone 0721-J 

See Captain Bob 

FISHING 

Daily - 9 a.m. 

Cast, Earl Downs 

"SEA GULL" 

Steebnan's Dock 

2nd St. 4 Bay Ph, gffl 

Bait and Tackle Furnished 

Napoleon said that the finest 

army ever put together Is useless 

without leadership, and that the 

poorest army could be made 

great by leadership. 

Every baseball or football 

player knows his team has to 

have a captain, and every soldier 

knows he has to have officers.- 

Yet m»ny workers hare been 

led to believe that bnainesscs 

don't need leaden or managers. 

They hare also been led to be- 

lieve tint manager* get ularies 

Wist are tyo high. 

The fact is thot if all mana- 

gerial salaries of $10,000 or more 

wore divided among workers it 

would amount to about 40 cents 

per week per worker. 

Thus, the cost of leadership Is 

seen to be ridiculously low when 

you remember what Napoleon 

•old about the worth of leader- 

ship. 

[ Taproom in Trouble 

The Wildwood taproom operated 

by Mrs. Lola RUey was cited Fri- 

day by the Btato Beverage Depart- 

ment for allegedly selling alcoholic 

beverages which did not conform to 

the label on the bottle. Mrs. Rlley 

I was summoned for a hearing In 

Newark, September S 

USE Tkir. i,u»SSIFIED ADS 

400 N, J. Veterans to 

Study Agriculture 

Four hundred veterans from New 

Jersey are expected to enter in- 

itltutlona] training in agriculture 

this fall under one phase of a Vet- 

erans Administration program de- 

signed to train former O, l.'s to be- 

come farmers. 

Harry Bothman, Agricultural 

Training Officer at the Newark Reg- 

lonal Office, disclosed that increas- 

ing numheri of New Jersey's vet- 

erans are taking advantage of the 

igrieultural training benefits both 

piTthe-jab and in school. 

Ceylon has 

square miles. 

an area of 38,841 

MARGARET JOHNSON 



Dramatic Art & AH Types Dancing 

Class, Private or SpecUl Group Instruction 

Tap, Acrobatic, Toe, Ballet, Ballroom 

Women's Figure Improvement 

507 9th Street Telephone 0478-W 

—OPEN ALL ¥IAB_ 

%VALTZ - FOX TROT 

RHUMB \ - TANGO 

All Modern Dances 

MEMBER DANCE EDUCATORS OP AMERICA 

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY 

| TO—1DANITA MASSEY VANDEGKIFT, 

JOHB H. VAHDEORIFT, husband of 

jiunlu Muraer V»od«(r(ii; «n,l SID 

HEY SLOCKHAUER- 

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cit or ihe Mid Dill uill be ulien a, 

mfcsBcd ayainfft you 

Snld Hill is died to forcclo.c a T»j 

le (inhrale made liy Hrnry T 

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and Mace "I ,N lc,»cv I; (in ,i( 

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fohd«iil, btuuw you 

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tlfWe 

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premises in ^' 

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covering th» 

llun 

Dattd; Auimt JO, |M6 

KOUKK1' K ntLL 

Solicitor for C omplalnu,,, 

KOrfCE 

AMD 

Till!, 

line jy. Revise 

ii i? CE "" 

ff 

CITY 09 OCEAM CITY, MEW JERSEY 

1O1 Uie provision, of 

Statute!, ami tlie 

. .. b y given tint Ullt|,r 

Hie IVtmantnl Registration Law ..„„ , 

Meet all ptnmi, except thuit ,„„,,•" 

*«rj Hrvlcg anii entitled i0 r«!!I, 

ibicntce billota, mint be pennsnentlv 

"K'Mcrcd at lean forty ilnyi prior t' 

Ule Jate ol tile primary or genera] -| 

ectlcm a* »hich they dc.irc to vote 

•icli persons an am not alreaily v, 

"t Muniruul I Ink or '"«,"„"' 

uunty nOJrrf of Elections it Tiue M 

uurt Hou.e, bill llw Kegl.Uy* Bool 

t closed for registration imrpose. („ 

' ua>8 Jireccdinir eatll election 

1. . THHllSDAY S»pt » 1,46 

Last D.y |or H.ililr,tloa 'bttart 

Geneml cUectiou 

Ml'Ml Il'AI f I.EIlt S Ol Tit L (,t 

• ly f.01.1 9 no A M „,„, 

. ~ ^toclc Noon 

M'TRL „ herfl) 

|r.I of Kriiiitrr nn.I bin Mon 

the [Million 1'IJ. «••, between i 

seven ocloik In the Inonnnj 

lit oilork in the rveninjr n,i 

TUESDAY, Nov S,IMS 

For the Purpotv of Conducting i 

OENhRAX. ELECTION 

elecln.n Lf caudid-itr.. lo fill 

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f the prrm 

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a [larly ,],. 

Daily 9 a.m. 

42-ft. Cabin Craiser 

Cqpt Howwd T. Oaten 

DAN'S 

10th St. and the Bay 

FISHING TACKL&-BAIT 

ATLANTIC MARINE 

KEYS MADE 

ALL TYPES 

LEMONT'S 

308 Bay Av. Ph. 1787 

f F i S H 1 N G 

To Insure Uninterrupted Delivery of Your 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Please Notify This Office in Advance of Any 

CHANGE of ADDRESS 

Send a postcard or mail form today. 

Deliver my Sentinel-Ledger in Ocean City starting 

(Name) 

(Ocean City Address) 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Ocean City, New Jersey 

• ( • • • • • 

Angler's Headquarters 

Rods Tackle 

Bait 

Outboard 

Motors 

ED CORNMAN 

Certified Wcighmaster 


MLMHh II ill THr 

I'KtbtMATIVfS 

M SLMBLY °' 

A SHERIFF 

A CORONER 

(ivr MI \IIII R 01 nir 

I'M Sf 11k i,p 

CINFKAI AS 

01 

Play on 

Municipal Courts 

TENNIS 

6TH STREET 

•nd ATLANTIC AVE, 

SAILBOA. 

For Bootless Yachtitni 

Charter One of Our New 16 F\»t gin 

or Ihe NOTIM—We Can Give Fou a m-} 

For Private Sailing Parties—Charter ~ ni,)*c':ir iiliil aiiswci llir 

Mill ..r ,aiil Ciillllilailit nn or iji-fnrc Hit 

j?lh .lay uf IMiiliiT, iicsl, i.r lllf D.iiil 

iii!! Wil! lig t-ikirii i^ .juiifoastii against 

file îiid Hill t.f CtrnplHinf h fileti In 

..itHlusf. A ...fiain tlis sate eertificalr 

nilil*i.*~iiy M. ftiwilltn.l (ioiifrry, CollKliir 

f Ths.^ nf ilif Township (if l'[,p!^r, 

il.iu.fl Jiiiit. il l'l,^. arid rci'.ir.ii-ti in lllc- 

OfficB nf the County Clerk of ihe Cinmty 

' • _ • • • • 'ii - . ; " • i4S . t II. _ . . 

Office of the Ciiutity Clerk of Ihe tiity 

,fCa|i.- M»y in Hook «! "f MuftRUHC-B, 

itagp ^HJ which said las sale certifies!.! 

h f l isigmni-iit ilale.l Hep 

.'•' 

fB 

i 

g said las sale certifies!! 

,1. Ihcrrofier liy aisigmni-iit ilale.l Hep 

lemlief ffl, 1«5." »»»i|Tiii-il 'i.y I 1 --" 1 .'•'• 

['•finer, Ihrri lius CnMeitiii n( T««f f 

^;li.i T'nvMshiii nf Tpper l.i the iîini ioiii- 

iiln.niini Klkle I.. Martin, nn.i reninli-i! 

ill till' »ilMl OffiPe "f I'll- 1 lift Ol tile 

C.iunlv nf f'.'iiie Mny in Itnnk AU i.l" 

M..rii;'ii:i' |MVI- i"- «liuh s;ii.l IAS s;i! 

, : .'iilfl..'i*li' i«' ii lull uiiMii an.! ranr« 

i.rrmiiii'1 eunsisiiHB uf fariii laml ami 

i.iiililinlis Ilirr.-ini [i ill sillinlf in the 

T»»'i'iiiV|. ..f-.rM.iT. (".i.iiity ,.f Ca|.i' May 

..ml Suilr of Xi« Icrsiy; anil vim, Jiihn 

M Vena!'h' .in tnnih- a .tefen.Ianl in i.u?l 

rill, lir.-aii»i' .nil an- llli- mil ai.nl •IIIC 

,,f the lit,,, at iiiw »f J.»r|ih P. N ril.ll.li- 

ivhu ili'|«fU'il till" lid' iHir«l»ir. seiifcl 

** .i«nef "f ree.ir.l nf sai'i la-i'l* aiiil 

pr.iiiis.'s- aiiil ?n" Hfirnihy ll.tsi'.ii iife 

iiiii.k a part y i'iiijanl heeanse yan 

'ire ,T ii.1i!fj!iUT ai j fine .if the ileirp at 

law ,.f Ji.seiili I 1 . Venalile who ileiinrted 

ihi« I iff inlBSlnli-. sei?rcl as myner nf 

,ici,ril« of">a"..l lands anil |irrmn«i onil 

vi.u John !' Hosliin, 3Fe rii.ick' a ile- 

iS'iiiinnt in wiiil faunr licsaukv you are 

iiip lii"i«lia"n.l nf sniil Diimtlijr liofloil, 

wliii was iiic daiiKJlicr *n*\ nilc M Ihe 

!i,"ir» .11 law of saiii Jonffill I', Vrnable 

uhn .IcMrteil iliis 11 f •• inli'Sialf. seiied 

,1a nftiHT i>t iLt-fjfd of fiairt Iriliib and 

vitiir nf i 

KM Ashury Avenue 

Rural Roads 

To Have Signs 

State to Poit 

J Directionals' 

RurBl roads constructed with itate 

aid will hftvs dlrioUon signs at in. 

tcrscctions ac an aid for drivers, 

under regulstteM adopted Saturday 

by State Highway Commissioner 

Spencer Miller. Jr. 

Thii action WM taktn uj»n 

ommendntion of Idward W, Kll- 

patriclt, aailitant itate highway «n» 

iineer, to end the eiditlhg conlu. 

ilon, especially In night travel. 

The new requirBintnt wUJ pro- 

vide that the erection of the slfni 

be included in the contract! fln. 

anoed Bbltfly with State funds In 

oountiei, townihips towns, boroughs 

and villages 

"I have had many complaints 

about the absence of direction on 

the feeder roads," Mr. Kilpatrtek 

said, "and I have *lso experienced 

this need In my own travels, 

"In the built-up areas inquiry can 

be made at the local business es. 

tablishmenta but when no one Ii 

near drivers are lost' and must add 

many miles to their trip trying to 

orient themselves." 

School Gets Plant Engine 

A Pratt.Whitney airplane engine, 

salvaged from a Navy plane which 

crashed near Court House some 

time ago, was delivered last week 

to Oape May High School to be used 

as a study model in science and 

physios classes. It wUl be mounted 

on a cradle for olajiroom purposes. 

Phonographs and jukeboxes build 

up a yearly demand for 150,000,000 

record disci. 

Use Loans Wisely 

Real Ertate, Busi- 

ness Recpmmepded 

Chester L. Brattn, loan guaran- 

tee officer of the Veterans' Admini- 

stration Regional Office «t N«*»Ifc, 

cautioned vfctenuis this week to U»* 

their loan guanuity benefit «Utlr 

In real mUc,te and budMM t«a»- 

ti 

*• "Under present reguktlon," Brown 

paid, "the Veterans' Adipinlstratloa 

Is mainly a, revliiwli>« auttioflty.and. 

In the. majority of cases, it does not 

1PEBD MAST1B—The Lockhttd P40 BIIOSMBB It« WiU d«- 

•irvii the name, Fastest airplane In Amirlcan iUili tt •» now 

Bisigneil to occupational units nnd to the Tactical Air Command. 

During recent months the P-Sft, piloted by Army Ate FoKM 1 men, 

bu wpn several world's speed neordi fer Hit United StatM, 

•«\ " , \ 

$e(ison n 

••• 

\ 

OCEAN enrs 

OWN 

... and weWglad to be playing a part in its sucoeiS. 

We now handle over half a million telephone calls a day in 

Shore Communities nfono—nearly 90*000 more than at this time 

lait year. And most calls go through swiftly and promptly, 

There are times, of course, when telephone traffic is extra heavy 

—times when your operator may not answer at once, or your 

out-of-town call may be delayed. We know you'll lurientaml. 

Today over 1600 operators are at the switchboards-MO more 

than during the last peacetime season. And we're using every 

Piece of equipment that we now have or can get—to give all the 

servlee possible here and throughout New Jersey. 

New Jersey Bell Telephone Company 

RADIO 

PROGRAMS 

WFPG 

UK on Dial 

MYSTERY MELODY 

CONTESTS 

MUSIC- 

LOCAL NEWS- 

PRIZES! 

—Sponsors— 

TUESDAY NITE 

7:30 • 8:00 

Venice Hotel and 

Restaurant 

Senior Studios 

O, D. Hackniy 

Appllanws 

Robert Lemon 

Insulation 

WEDNESDAY NITE 

9:00 • 9i30 

Sampson and Hamada 

Roofing 

Plymouth Inn 

Village Theatre 

Shore Electrical 

Appliances 

O, E, Swenson & Son 

OVERHEAD DOORS 

Mail Important N 

I.illili.iat.ir ..f li.i.s.ihdalril I iifl.-mii it y 

aiid inîiiauee Ci, sccuieti a jiiilgtneiit in 

"he New !.I?I.. SMpretiie C.iurl against 

ViMiani I. (iin.eii, \Siiliaiii l,; iiilher! 

Mini! .mi- nf the heirs of Alljcrl C. 

lilhert. lleci-Bsed. the Mill Alhert fi, 

;iil,erl liciin III.- r.-n.r.| miner ,if Ihe 

uemtsvs in fpiisliuiii and y.ilir hilniiinii 

Wiinelh iviirhei, ns Trusiee, are the 

miller nf a MmiiiiiBe sai.l niiirlLJaKe lie- 

mi: assiLTiied i.i y.'U '-y Klifai.etli t: 

ii-trelu-r ti!..h-r an aKreeineiii .Sated I ? elj. 

runry J5- W\ the n.-ii.l ni'TlgiiEe cover- 

ng the preinises ill ,picMionL . _ 

INANKI.IN A^ MNfi. 

Ht.lictior for i.oiiinlainants, 

(leean Ciiy, N, J, 

Mud! AiiBiut U, U* 

head to look at Ms traveling com- 

paniotiij ti sharply ertUeiMd by the 

Koystont AutMnoBUe Club, 

"Tht number 01 iuoh drivers," 

saw Wlnfleld S, BoUiau, manapr 

of the South Jersey Division of the 

Club, "Is legion, Mid their deadll- 

neM has yet to be computed by itat- 

i-stlcltuis. No one knows how many 

accidents have been caused by thU 

foolhardy yet common practice." ' 

SOME "BLACKBALLED" 

After esperiineei wjih tura-hMd 

drivers, the club official am, many 

peopli have made It a rule never 

to ria# with a driver who take* his 

eyes off the road to look at them. 

Keystone Safety engineers empha- 

size the hattrds Involved in this 

practice by showing the distance 

covered at various speed!. 

The driver who takes his eyes off 

the road to gase at companions for 

••just a second" i* actually driving 

blind over IB feet of road at 40 

milss per hour; 66 feet at 48, and 

73 feet at SO. 

SPLIT-SECOND ACCIDENT 

Under present day traSic condi- 

tions the club contends the drivers 

should never lose sight of the road 

ahead. Too many things happen in 

split seconds, it is pointed out, for 

any laxity in the driver's seat. 

it la admitted that the head- 

turnini habit, once formed, is hard 

to. break, but the club sufiists at 

this point a legitimate function for 

the "back seat driver," Calling the 

driver's attention to, the hazard 

may be effective in helping him 

overcome tho habit, 

A plastic shoe Uiai remains shiny, 

and scuffless II washed with soap 

and water has been developed by a 

manufacturer. 

"I U«od Is Weigh 

170 Lbf,i" 

Mn, D. M. HawklnJ, TcJtn, 

Now «1» wair* 119 Ibl,, B itMj! 

SI Ib§.. thinks ISflilieipua AYDs 

Vitamiri windy Retlyoni Han. 

Mn,Ma.®ri(119 1bi,,ei 

also lost 11 in, in waiit, 10 in,in 

hipi and 8 in, in bust Vsuf ex- 

perience may or may net be the 

eifne but try this easier rcdueing 

an. Very Flrel Boi Mmt Show 

iuiis Sf Money Baek, 

ELECTRICAL 

APPLIANCES 

HOTPOINT 

REIBIGERATORS 

BANOES 

WATER IIEATEIIS 

FREEZLUS 

DISHWASHERS 

DISPOSALL 

KITCHEN CABINETS 

WASHERS 

IRONBRS 

. SINKS 

CLEANERS 

NORGE 

BBFRIGEBATOBS 

RANGES 

GAS RANGES 

SPACE HEATERS 

WASHERS 

FREEZERS 

SEEGER 

COMMERCIAL 

REACH-IN RErRIGEBATORS 

UNITED 

—COMMERCIAL— 

WALK-IN BOXES and FREEZERS 

DAIRY BOXES 

FROSTED FOOD CABINETS 

DISPLAf CASKS 

Twd-Temperain 

WALK-IN BOXES 

REFRIGERATION CONDENSING 

UNITS — Any Stoe 

DUO-THERM 

Automatic 

OIL WATER HEATERS 

HEU. 

OIL BlfRNEIlS 

OIL BURNTNO BOILER ITNITS 

GAS FIRED WARM AIB 

ani 

HOT WATER HEAT UNITS 

SERVICE 

COMPLETE SERVICE DIPT. 

To assure you the BM Results 

and Loof Life frorr Ml taw 

Appilaneei, 

FARNSWORTH RADIO 

Autonuitls Combination 

RADIO PHONOaRAPH 

BECOBD PLATERS 

BLICTRICAL APPLIANCIS 

TOASTERS, IBONS, MIXERS, ele. 

0. D. HACKNEY 


Ns cserdiie, Ns drup. No,. 

cut out any mejlg, siarehpa, 

buttar— you iuit cut iherri 

you trdpy Qeliaous AYDS 

linxttii: AbBluHiy ha—'• 

BuuiUeuiAYDlBJJ. 

SBLVAGN'S PHABMACX 

STAINTON'B DBPT, STORK 

In clinical ltSU,mndilEtct1 hy 

fnniieai dqctors, ffiere than 

iw nwaont Iqit 1* to 13 

rounds grefgjig in a few 

Sroki with thiAVDS Vlt*. 

miB Candy tUdtumil Flan. 

Portrait and Com«erehl 

Photographeri 

Developing A I'rinllBe Serfloe 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

838 AsnWy ATC. Pit, USS 

nsm 

flame Made 

Spaghetti Sauce 3Qc bet 

with fort 

"»«U tin ItUUa Oneiilt* 1 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph. ISM U» SnDJSON XV 

RADIO SERVICE 

N.R.L Graduate 

CLYDE CARSON 

1111 Bay An. PboOi 184i 

Plastering, Brick Pointing 

We Can 

Offer a 

Limited 

Supply sf 

Custom 

Made 

Metal 

Venetian Blinds 

ALL BLINDS 

MADE TO ORDER 

WINDOW 

SHADES 

ASPHALT TfcE 

LWOLEUM 

ARMIGERand 

McKEEN 

2033 Atlantic Ave. 

ATLANTIC CITT 

Phone 1-3710 or O.O. OSflfl-W 

FEEE DELIVEBr 

in..it 

• Tempting, dilicloni, far smoolJier 

in flavor. 'You can taste 

the difference,' 'AbJ 

IT FIZZES FOR A LONG, • 

LONG TIME 

m 

••Ufa" is the «eret 

of good miied drinks 

and Ci.i quot Club 

Spafldliig Water flzcea, 

tun and fines. It's s 

high ipot of any ~ 

drink bMlun It 

bubbles merrily longer. 

It 4i ltfta ! * your 

spUU. 32 full ounsMt 

Kramer Beverage Co., 

IHE. 

110 N. Vlrttala Ave. 

FhoH 5-2233 

Atlantic City, N. J. 

BENDIX 

HOME 

LAUNDRY 

Place your order to- 

day and avoid unnec- 

essary delay. 

Authorized 

BENDIX 

Sales - Service 



Pnoneli 

Lodge Rooms 

For Rent 

Spacious, comfortable, well-lighted a«H 

ed, with kitchen convenience. In— 

SENTINEL-LEDGER BUILDINj 

Suitable as meeting place for any o 

tion for single night or several nights a- 

Rates reasonable. Consult' m~tt*X* 

nights, , . 

SKNTINEJL-LEDGER. 

Telephone 0304 w 

7- ' 

"A

i»«îiiiî3iiw«iiSii 

LEAN-UP! 

reful With 

sure Pan 

ty Agent Says 

pirections 

in American Soldier in Germany Goes Sailing 

G. HAMILTON 

Cwmty Home Aftnt , 

i.of the tfme consuming work 

•' cooking may be removed 

s sauce pans an used, 

^—...fttoa have already, 

3—JT more will be bvtmt «M«B 

l.the supply Is more plentifuJ. 

assure sauce pans make meal 

JW faster and simpler and thi 

I amount of water wbleh h re 

1 JtMps down tl'e 1

;• Retort Feart Meal- 

Shelve* Again 

• ceilings, on meats will 

In effect September 9, a 

OH Monday, as resort house- 

awaited tho -move with some 

wo as to .whether it would 

»* ûrtv^ftjaflie meatless 

tf a> few*'tliuiflis ago 

Administrator Paul Porter 

•'there Is no substantial 

i m reports that we are going 

*_ fO widespread black markets." 

r. Some local merchants 

the private opinion that 

could become plentiful 

l within a few weeks 

r IDOW WITH 

INFANT; ONLY 

RESOURCES A 

PAIR OF 

EARRINGS 

LENA 

BRYANT 

OPENED 

TINY UNGEftlE 

SHOP IN 

NEWARK... 

*..,„••.,;•,• V, I . „. , I . • . . :. . . . . 

AN EARLY 

ATTHAITIV! pRospreTivi 1 

QLB FAJHIOMIP' MATiBHtfV 

Mess^jHi B|«NESin 

fEA-aowN WITH CAMOU' 

FUfitTJ PLtATîTC 

5id-STOR£ 5TYUST5 

OPA controls were lifted the 

ffniarket could dry up Just as 

' "y- 

1 Mid the new meat ceilings 

be "at or near" the levels of 

t, which died June 30. He In. 

MIKM, however, that OPA may 

>'allow some Increases He warned 

.OPA will have twice 1 as many 

, . rcement agents and investigate 

. 

Ayda VitiBla Oi 

WHO* oi call it 

Stainton's 

lent Store 

verage several thousand dollars 

daily. The sales Thursday totaled 

116,600.00 and last week we had 

«Ue» of better than WO.OOO In a sin- 

fie day," Mr Oro:f said. 

"It is thi* bank't belief that there 

Is no better investment for wage 

earners and the people as a whole, 

and we will continue to sell Series 

S, T and O Bonds without any 

charge to the purchaser or to the 

government. If possible, employees 

should buy bonds regularly through 

the payroll savings pl»n offered by 

most employers, putting away a reg. 

ular sum from each pay period." 

Mr. Oroff pointed out that If the 

ity," Mr. draff pointed out. 

• "Keep up your bond buying." he 

advised;" hold what you have" and 

seek the advise of your banker be- 

far* you sell your bonds. "We an» 

always sviljiiiB to help you with 

your financial and investment prob- 

lems; we want you to feel free iu 

all times to talk with us relative 

to your Ooveriimnet securities with- 

out obligation on your part." 

Surveys show that modem stu- 

dents are taller than their fathers. 

But whose fault is it that fathers 

are always short?—Malone (N. Y, > 

Evening Telegram. 

New Pupils Must 

Be Registered 

4 Days Set Aside 

Next Week 

Next Tuesday, Wednesday, I urn - 

day and Friday have been'at' L nl. 

us special registration days f

and girls who intend to enter "• • n 

City public srhools for the first 

time. 

Registration of all new Central 

av elementary school pupils will 

take place in that school, and those 

who will enter high school will 

register at that building. The hour» 

all four days are from B a, m. to 

noon. 

Such registration is not required 

for pupils who attended either local 

school last year, or who are trans- 

ferring here to the high school 

from outside districts. Their rec- 

ords already are on Hie, 

All new children before entering 

school must submit birth eertifl; 

eaies, Sehlek test certificates and 

proof of vaccination 

FOR QUICK RESULTS 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

was 

in the field of atoralo 

established by Congress when 1? 

P«M8d the McMahon Atomic En 

ergy Control bill. The government 

also will maintain rigid controls 

^ er .,*« e . PW> ? uctlon and allocation 

of all fissionable material going into 

the production of atomic energy 

"The new act Is so unduly restrlc' 

live as to Jeopardize our system of 

private initiative and free t ^ 

R. Dearborn, Chairman of the 

Patents and Research Committee of 

S 0 AMoelatlon «* Manu- 

"NAM has recognized the need for 

government regulation and policing 

of atomitj energy as may be neces? 

h"? * safeguard the natfS, 

health and safety and insure the 

that flela 

It Is n* 

system or] 

Wder thi 

tain its i 

etimes 

' h °uld hive 

bwnteeian, 

seems they 

|«p 4 

it i 

-d? 

^#* 

binding. 

,h9 

monnet 

WaTm, Attractive, 

WrlnkleProof 

Genuine 

ALPBNA COATS 

22,95 

)pen Priday 

CLOTHES 

If there's a smile on 

our face and a lilt in our 

walk, just dhalk it up to 

our happy expectations. 

For, now that the pro- 

duction of fine CLIP- 

PER CRAFT Clothes is 

steadily gaining moraen. 

turn, we're looking for- 

ward to receiving more 

of them almost any day 

now. So, keep trying us. 

MEN'S STOBI 

MALCUARANtt 

Play Suits 

Drastically 

Reduced 

m *•- 

Hurry, hurry, hurry , , . time's 

a fleetin'—get your children 

wardrobe-set for school days. 

Take your youngsters by the 

hand and come to Stainton's 

children'd shop for handsome 

new school clothes. We've 

snowsuita... sweaters and 

skirts just like big sister's 

. . , washable, bay pipe- 

plaid dresses... smart lit- 

tle suits. Quality value 

merchandise priced right! 

Stop in today! 

0 » 

:r* 

For the Three R f s 

Start Soon ! 

Wannly interlined 

§new gull- Jod. 

phnr letHnfi. 

7.15 to 

19.95 

THECRAPH FLPWffls 

Mg^Mi:0M^m 

Two-Pieee 

surre 

12,60 

18.00 

Y«, Ifi Ihe fuil yey low 

and lov.d in MADIMOISIUI 

SWEATCRS 

3,95 

4,95 

SKKTS 

5.95 

Pretty Cotton 

DRRSSES 

2.95 . 4.95 

5.95 

SIAlNTCi 

and BATURDAj NIOHT9', 

TO 

\ Suspender 

DRESSES 

trom 2,95 

liiBiiiilii 

in 

tlTTJ 

"GREAT SHOES 

FOR LITTLE AMERICANS'* 

14.95 

So important for the powlhg foot — a shoe < 

flkiUfuWy conniructed. Play irfe! Start 

child with LITTLE YANKEES toftyl 

STAINTCI 

and BATDBDAY 

Pages 

nSlled With news and ada 

interest to Oceoa City'i 

ptembqr visitors. 

OCEAN CITY 

[our Bishops 

jmingFor 

ference 

| State Methodist 

Conclave to Open 

September 26 

|Four bishops head a list of 

eminent speakers who will 

I in Ocean City for the an 

il session of the New Jer- 

• Conference of the Metho- 

|t Church, September 26 

0. 

Ev A, Lynn Oongloff, paitor of 

I Brit Methodist Ohureh, which 

't« host to the Conference for 

jjfth eoniecutlve year, an- 

mi thli week that arrange. 

Ejs are virtually completed. 

I0P1N ON IWH 

MMion will open with eom. 

B.gn at 3:10 p. m, on Thursday, 

i JCtli, and conclude about noon 

I Mowing Monday after the as- 

sent of paitors for the comlnf 

I Wed Pierce Corson, of the 

;iphl» area, an Ocean City 

ir resident, again will preside 

the buslnesa sessions. Btahop 

i wdA elected to the episcopacy 

I at the Northeastern Juris 

Conference here. 

1 high ranking church lead 

the program are Blslio] 

Bgssett Dawsey. of Brazil 

I Shot K. Mondol, of India 

Alexander P. Sliaw. oi 

area 

IN BRAZIL 

Dawwy, who pioneered 

t mlsslonajy work ln Brazil 

jack, Is scheduled to speak 

I tt the morning session of 

Hn's Society of Christian 

i «t the Music Pier, on the 

1 tbbject of Maria service. 

I Mondol, second Indian to 

I to the episcopacy of the 

church, and now on a 

I tour throughout tile United 

, Wi)l address the conference 

In connection with the 

i program for re- 

i tnisslons. 

I Shaw Is scheduled to ad- 

n'8 evangelistic meetings 

JMmio Pier PHd«r and Sat- 

tftemoons, and a Sunday 

t'meeting on the pier. 

; TO SPEAK 

welt known speaker to 

St wUl M Dr. Albert L. 

tsai, N. Y-. former 

of the Cunden dls- 

rifeir JerWy Ootiferenco. 

l tai»3 the new Methodist 

program at the Thuis. 

Mtoon. Dr. Baner ni 

Ii» attrlct superintendent 

(by Rev. Benjunln P. Ail- 

I pastor of th Ocean City 

Walter H. Judd, of 

, a nationaily known ora- 

b th 

Lazy Pup Plays Dead On 

Street; Invokes Sympathy 

Policeman Given Dirty Looks Because 

He Doesn't Come to Dog's Rescue 

OCEAN CITY. N. J,, FRID^SEPTEMBER 6,. 1946 

('be the principal speaker 

's rally Saturdsy night 

! Pier, when a steward- 

_ i will be launched, 

ijnbffllng speaker for the 

B'i Sotlity session wlU be Mrs, 

.iMlteHf, president of the 

> Jurisdiction. 

at 70, Pay* 

Judge $15 

•tine: giuTty to speeding at 7a 

t « hour on the Ocean City- 

-Jftjlnt-boulevard, Paul W. 

,23, of 6101 N. 7th st., Phllft- 

i, was fined $15 and costs In 

) Mlrt Tij^dny. 

^(r defendant, booked as a 

' because he Is only 17, was 

I (10 and costs for passing a 

),«*et and causing an accident 

J*Kkat Battcrsea rds. The 

• was the driver of the 

'at. Frank J. Gallagher. 123 

"'1 rd. 

ew Industry 

[or Ocean City 

p Park Man 

Make Awnings 

Kuppinger. of Prospect 

K Plans to establish an 

^^Tlne, wladow 

upholstering business In 

ft summer resl- 

. has purchased 

I st, , 

No, lady, that medium sieed 

black puppy lying around the cor- 

ner of ath st, and A»bury »v 

isn't dead. 

Patrolman WUliam Bprulll, of 

the local police, wljuld like the 

pufciie to know that. 

Because the puppy—we'll call 

Mm Btackie for want of a more 

formal introduction — has been 

causin( Patrolman SpruiU almost 

as much worry and annoyance 

during the past two weeks BJ the 

hordes of vWOng motorists around 

that corner. 

• * * 

HOBO'S SUCCESSOR? 

Blackie apparently is a leading 

candidate for the role abandoned 

some years ago by Hobo, the 

brown and white mongrel whioh 

beeiune so much a part of com- 

munity life that the people 

chipped In for a stone memorial 

to him. 

This tme version of Hobo seems 

to be juit as lazy u Hobo ever 

was, and equally scornful of the 

rights of mere humans, 

* • • 

HE "PLA¥S BBAB" 

Hobo used to lie down and sleep 

in the middle of the boardwalk on 

crowded Saturday nights. BliickJe 

chooses to "play dead" on the 

sidewalk in the center of the 

busiest shopping district. 

And Patrolman Spruill Is be- 

coming a bit tired of assurtog well 

meaning ladles that MM dog Unt 

drad »t all—Jiet Ured or Imy. In 

fact, the pollL*man swears up and 

Rotary Governor 

Here Friday Night 

down that Blackie does 44JD pur- 

Pose, just to make fools of People. 

Three momlrigs in sueeetilon 

last week the pup lay stretched 

inert on the sidewalk Just at the 

cross-walk line, go that hundreds 

of shoppers had to either walk 

around him or step on him. 

• • • 

BE -IHES" EVEBY MORNING 

The uguai time for his snooM 

Is in the morning, and it lasts 

about two hours. In that period 

there usually is a steady crowd of 

people standing around pityingly, 

trying to decide whether or not 

the animal is dead. 

Small boys pull at Blackie's legs, 

*nd the pooch deero't even quiver 

Or blink an eye. Sometimes they 

tickle his nose or pull an ear, and 

that may rouse him sufficiently 

to open one eye slightly to assure 

the folks that he really is alive. 

« * * 

"One day he wont to sleep la 

the aislo of the Murphy store," 

•ays OHIcer SpruDI, whow post 

at the buy comer mats him the 

chief ejpert on the pop's be- 

bavlonr, 

"A lady eun *M told me the 

poor dog must have been run ov«r 

by a or and llmprd Into the 

•ton to die, I went up to him 

ud rolled him over and he stayed 

limp. Then I rolled him bade 

ajniln on the other ilde. He just 

shook himself a tittle and ambled 

• few feet away, round % new spot, 

and went back to sleep," 

• • • 

The policeman doesn't know 

where Blackle'j home la, although 

he hat triad to follow him several 

times. 

The young upstart haj % good 

act. but he'll have to add a lot of 

years to his record to equal Hobo, 

who was about 19 or 20 when he 

died. 

HAROLD A. STANTON 

Harold A. Stan ton, of Pleasant- 

vllli, governor of the IMth district 

of Rotary Internattonal, will pay 

the Ocean City club hu official visit 

this Priday and will address the 

meeting Friday night at The 

Oceanic. 

Reversing usual procedure, he will 

meet with the club's committee 

chairmen after the dinner, rather 

han in the afternoon as has been 

he custom heBrtqfore. 

Schools To 

Open Monday 

No Large Enroll- 

ment G*»U Seen 

Ocean City* 3«9«7 public school 

f/um win orjcn>&:jna»y,whett »pU 

d narby comunities I 

Chatty Thief 

Robs Mid-City 

Apartment 

Visits With Neigh- 

bars, After He 

y Steals Rings 

A bold thief last Thursday priM 

open the door of a mid-city apart- 

ment and robbed It of thrie rings 

and J3 cash, then left the buUdJni 

in pleasant conversation with 

neighbor. 

The theft was reported to Ocean 

City police by Mr. aj.d Mrs, Idward 

Jaep, who operate the Kozy Komer 

lunch room, at Jth st. and Central 

av., and occupy the second floo) 

apartment directly above it. 

Mrs, Jaep said she was at the 

cash register In the lurlch room 

when she saw a man of about 50 

yean of ate enter the apartment 

doorway, but she thought no more 

oyt until later when the loss wju 

Whoever entered the apartmem 

Lpparently used a knife in the 

rraek of the door to push back the 

ateh. The ransackini netted the 

Wf • W° w «°» d wedding ring, a 

white gold diamond ring, a yellow 

gold amithyit rmf and the cash 

CHAWED WITH NEIGHBOR 

The man suspedted of being the 

thief had just left the Jaeptpart- 

ment about noon when he was met 

on the stair by WUlard1 Sharp ocSj. 

pant of tin third floor apartment. 

Bharp said they conversed pleas 

antly on the way downstairs. 

Afterward, a man answering the 

same description knocked on the 

loor of the Sharp apartment, Mrs, 

lharp, who was home, said he in« 

julred whether anyone was at home 

ta the Jaep apartment, Thli was 

ffi ad *t Be B subterfuge to lean, 

the Sharp apartment also 

'as -vacant 

Mrs. Jaep described the nun 

she saw as abont S feet 6 Incno 

tall, rotvhly droned ln dark doth- 

inc and wearing a brown felt hat 

The description tallied with the 

nun who talked to Mr. Sharp and 

hb wife. 

Police also received another re- 

ort of a robbery ln the same* neigh- 

borhood on Sunday. Thl» involved 

he loss of a walfet with a tmall 

urn of money, taken from the room 

if a youtuj woman guest ln • room- 

ing bou*e at 8M Central *v. 

Bank Deposits Near $10,000,000 

Half Million Is Received On Tue 

$15,490.Paid 

AtAuctkm 

Of City Lots 

School Board's 

Property Sold 

For $9,000 / 

Th* city government offered more 

real estate bargains at auction sail 

on Wednesday, and found a room 

ful of avid buyers waiting to aequlr. 

them for Investment or home build 

ing purposes. 

The sale, conducted by Coromii 

sioner Henry Hoeser, Jr., broughl 

toty proceeds of tlf,4M from tht 

II parcels of land disposed of, The 

property had been advertised at 

nunimuin price* totaling ill.77», so 

that the city's "premium" from the 

(ompetitive hiding was $1718. 

BIDDING ON 10 PAECEL8 

Nine parsels were knocktd down 

A the advertised prices, but the 

ither 10 attracted bidding which 

raised the final sale figure in some 

instances to mere than double the 

acceptable mmimiun. 

The blfgMt sale of th« day wms of 

fuU hlock of ground, consisting 

>f 12 Iota on the southeast side of 

llmpsoji av. between ISth and 14th 

Its, It started at *2000 and was bid 

up to* final sale price of M,0i0, 

WEST SIDE LOTS 

RING GOOD FttlCES 

Bidding also was keen on a site 

leax 13th st. and Simpson av., which 

ras advertised at «200 and sold for 

526. The price of $1176 WAS paid for 

, 30 toot lot on Asbury av. near 

ird St., which was advertised for 

$300. 

By contrast with some previous 

ity sales, much Of the bidding Wed- 

lesday wie done by purchasers 

f t 

hemselvev Instead 

agents. ^ - 

y p 

of real estate 

Car Lost In 

lmy Blast 

contract to 

for the c«B 

to Mtmeflttan with 

wm aiwe as soon 

«ty his permanent

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