Aug 1957 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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ti Spam. After 

ftrnanarked about 

liewu rather 

I «fctfl informed liter did 

ajarUoilarly to hear aiaa 

r. TWVMa «• 

•a Italy i- l«7*. 

id play* a CWlo 

Lmmr, -mbkb vac awarded first prize 

la Chi Mil Puttioo to KM, 

h J 

Strand Screen 

J*rry Ha* MlnqVticy Trouble 

Thriller 

Opens Thursday 

ha* dooe. TOenuth oo viols whM B 

on lite af the. Havana Qmarmrr 

Woto etadMus Shaw 

at Rutgrt Aug. 7-t 

A Clad How' ti tho 

the US? Mai*«U 

to ba held in the 

•amtrthe Kaar Jersey GtedUaa «o- 

J»*»W« 7MI, flu show 

••wepemaad Urn to Mini 

far Ike tot ttae last 

to MpaexM U (eatolc ever a 

JiUMMii tMtos of el»di 

aha eMMtnJ by emaiour and eaai. 

oeU tnwii hot New Jenry 

•d BHrtT MM, 

The theme of ihe aw wa he 

Has, which »u» toTarr-neelnû 

life. A •huhUi, living rules. »nd 

dHaih. cam be bad Ana tfte show 

•WJeiaiJ, Sherrmnd BMBC of at 

Bun it, ~ 

and Tewenvw 

Delicate Delinquent" it a 

hilartoos omedy dealing with Men- 

e note. U star* Jerrv Lewis Dar- 

ttcCavin and Martha I Iyer' 

Jerry play. Sidney Pjrlhioi, * scat 

tnrhraia usislant Janitor of a rick- j 

apartment hoate, «od be Is al- ' 

way* In hot water. If U's not from { 

tenant*, lie ongbbor. 

a, witti whoa) be he- I 

inadvertently iiwulved, are co ' 

IU< nil They accuse titan of hob- 

ooMnBT with • oop. and theyi* not j 

it berausr Sidaey wit* ' 

to be * cop. i 

TawnAer. FrWar a** Saturday j 

'Nlfht Pusice' is a western 

thriller Karrinc Jimmy Sipain and 

Aadie M t 

and Murphy play brothers, 

saw OB taa tide or the lew, a«. 

art is a raurad oriwtire durraf the 

building of * pioneer (Mn rail 

Use. Marphy Me hit brother, wfeo 

kac trad is pratect htm durfaf * 

canar of TiUiinj. n>b. a pajroU 

tnin and bersos i maahrr at i 

MUs killer 

JERRY LEWIS is the bewildered taifet of the leather- 

jacket set in "TOe Delicate Delinquent,' howling Vista. 

Vision comedy How at the Strand Theatre, Hoodlums on the 

left are Joseph Corey and Robert Ivers. Richard Bakalyan is 

the toughie at right 

Blu 

&MT m a trap* 

iai mwiwf, -PTJ» Down Mow". 

ifltrtHim pbyi a âali Uine ^nj= 

gJcT who »-m run fuss, uxroec mar 

Ui far a pn», ) firman plivi as 

lun!r living oo borromej inur 

nho lu not as )-M sunt la ttie AM. 

(•MBI rock bouotn % looMttbit blonde i 

That Just nine In! j 

W. Dirt 

Careful With 

That M©w«r I 

dJinTSiLW **-*«« * «l 

mm or Junior • Ptln m 

•AecidiM nmt," M t U a r 

book «f th. IWawtl iaffW OaiiDell. 

doMDi eiDUto that Hw hallui k tlw 

Me toe, hot It M potot «t Nwi 

the Mta, ite nor analiar Ml 

and otter parti of th* fsM an nan 

frequently Injured In pewcr mower 

aaridenH. 

A nott Minry by the OeorzU 

Depart* of PuWis Halth n. 

TMltd llat «M power MM? in- 

Jury In ml rHUlUd la •"» par- 

nanent dkuaOHy, InformUion for 

tha Hirv*y WM oWilned from about 

on*-fourth of tke doctors In GeorgU. 

They reported 7J7 •ccidVenta In ! 

which 7*4 penonii war* tajured dur-' 

PI 

TiNI 

At 

Ocean City T( 

6tft STREET and Al 

9 A. M, TO • 

IClMM 

M ceuiTt — NOMINAI. 

PROFESSIONAL IMSTKUCT1OM BT 

ItimtlNCIMO AHO TMMII 

The 

PRINCE 

en the C/rc/e af 

21st Street and Second Avenue 

— Only 20 MlnutM from OCUII 

The OanfM StaM P 

OWEN "BUCK" McGO\ 

ACCORDIONIST 

Serving the Knit m 

• LOBSTERS 

• STEAKS 

• SEAFO* 

• 

THI ORIGINAL SHRIMPS' 

PHONE AVALON 7-3>tl 

,__ M H and 

i TOitfiday bejuu, oreataaai 

M «Mcn of Use iMfiSUnliy 

aiw rojuiiwl 00 the peUUMB la ord- 

er w «a«mr UK ime ta- rW«x& 

•kn in MM Notwba i ««»r»] eJec 

- - - A MmlltT pMUm Uine 

tM*MM 

One at Urn ftbalaoi 'wi 1 fign 

-Ows Bid IMC U MOokiae in me 

««•• "**- tmm the aw anew 

a< tfce G«1MIT PUybotup in Somm 

Point piajs Iwa to ton 

J ui 

D9B.-, win 

' i^^«M M annnal »a*i«3^4S^ 

*?J*— •»• .«»» cbiet, at Kuujw, bit. 

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Conridi Oiinese American 

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ntntuc 

DINNER 

M.tolPM. 

t fKiWrtn'f MUI 

You and your family will «njojt 

eomlori and restful otmospherf 

dinlrtfl room. Our food Is df 

•n our spoiless, sunlil Itifche 

olwoys open for your insp«cl 

tions ore i«nsibl»and prices oL 

qfi ^*f ore special rates for* 

S P*ci*1 facilities for 

dinner 

On Y*«»r Otal 

»t* •* Oeaan CHy 

I Tha S«nMn»M.»*f»r rtiM 

— Ho. 22 

In At •*f family Retort 

OCEAN CITY SMTiNEL-LErxiiif 

Telephone 0304 or 0305 

ie Fisherman's 

>dy Washes Up 

Resort Beach 

ired Philadelphia Baker Pronounced 

m of Drowning; Overturned 14-Foot 

Recovered From Sea Off 59th St. 

City lifeguard! at 1st st. Wednesday moraine 

am the surf Uie body of a Philadelphia man reported 

Guards at Strathmere aa having Been missing since 

; afternoon In a 14-foot rowboat out ol Corson's Wet 

Seargle, M, of SU N. 7th 

rielphii, waa Identified by 

her-ln-law, dannee Birth, 

Mavis at,, Philadelphia, who 

-ted him missing to the 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY. AUGUST 2, 1957 ct. aMitanea ar. 

g 

I late Tuesday night. 

I ky an uni> 

J bathar aa M Maatad face 

I Me turf, efeatft knee deep 

•r the tat M, leMy. tlf* 

' Charll* •aaypilii, Pranclt 

• »nt Pelf IMhmaii made 

V »n4 bMvaM Me kady 

' aW itaHen M Iff «». 

attondant there and 

•1 student at Jefferson Col 

j a quick examination and 

I Beach Patrol Captain Thom. 

and police. The body 

to the Smith Funeral 

a retired biker, was re. 

sslng from 2:45 p, m Tueg. 

i he embarked on a fishing 

of Strathnere. When big 

j found, his wrist watch was 

at 3:55, wdleatlns that what. 

Idem befell him occurred 

24JudgesNamed 

for Baby Parade; 

9 Musical Units 

Commuter* to Serve 

af Marshals,- Clubs 

to Handle Seating 

A panel of 24 women has been 

named as judges to select the win- 

ners of the 25 major prUcs to be of- 

fered In the 48th annual Ocean City 

Baby Parade which will roll south 

•long the boardwalk Marting at 10:30 

a. m, next Thursday, August it 

Two colorful string bands and 

seven junior drum and bugle corps 

have been committed to provide the 

in hour after he left in the music with which more than 1B0 en- 

I irieh will cavort along the beachfront 

in the renort's annual tribute to In. 

| fancy. 

Mr, and Mrs. Russell Hansrom, co. 

i-holrmen on arrangementK for the 

event sponsored by the Oeean City 

Conunuters Club, announced jester- 

(•ay that the city official party will 

leave the Convention Hall at 6th st 

at 10:10 a. m. sharp, followed by the 

Baby Parade queen's float. 

These two units will proceed dime*, 

Ouard, »,4 •»« Sî^lLÎÛ'.IS 

j was clad eniy In a pair 

[•ndartharti and aaein, 

ward* reperted Mat ke wit 

I when left Men by hla 

It w« aiitMied 

jpttadand hedla, 

hit eutar ek«Me« while In 

and made an efferl te 

of Canon's Inlet, The croft 

und flaating on th* ocean 

Ia half mile off U«o 5tth «t. 

pier Wedneaday morning hs 

Guard search plane out of 

ennett Field, New Vork. 

•tive Captain D, Norman 

I said local police received no. 

S a. n, yesterdoy that the 

MOB, MU» cowM .she 

• I H y for SCFTgle or 

.in Indication that they wcie 

at Strathmere when the 

occurred. 

- Coroner John Landey pro- 

Seargle dead due to at 

•1 drawning. So rule had re. 

I IBM after IB yean in the 

department of the Acme 

, Inc.' Leeal arrangements let 

were by 4a» Smith Funeral 

Unra on Ihe 

350 Clerical Jobs 

In Prospect ot 

Office of Prude 

* • * w * * m 

Confidence of % Pru' Expected 

to Influence Other Firms to 

Come Near, But Not On, Beach 

*y NMMB Ul 

IMtw, Tha lantlml Laiilr 

The Prudontial Insurance Companr 

move in fieighborisg Linw^sd la part 

of a tread that eventually nay and 

the. eastern mainland frincod with 

important buslncm and IndOatrlal 

plants that \vill supply liuh panolla 

to nourish the all-year economic* of 

beacji resorts sueh as Ocean Chy. 

Commeiita by son&e of the leading 

fures in this week's news devel- 

opment are indicative of the think* 

Ing about the future. They (hew 

that there Is iltfle likelihood of bua- 

ine§s or industry yhooRini iiites on 

the Wands 

Riehurd Con£l#ton, Newark attor- 

ney who is general counsel Cor Pmt* 

dentlal. was asked by The Sentinel 

Ledger Tuesday whether in the 

I future his company might consider 

locating in a community such as 

Ocean City. m 

"I woutti a&y no," he replied, "frr 

the simple reason of êogrfiphy, 

"When wf aurvey aji area to find 

a location for a new office building, 

wo alwnys sclct-l u »pot thai is g 

sort of hub from wiilch paraoonel 

can be drawn from III sides. 

IncavM It I* 

vast paal af 

ranftat la 

vNta, Afeaac 

BUM CHy 

Cwnty, at wall at MaiM ANantk 

Ccuaty pal"**. Tha H M dtiMttoo 

annlh M Hw naw MMvHt* ttHtm, 

whM It tMuataat 

"Beaeti reaorts, on the other hand, 

are so situated that they can draw 

from only one direction—the land- 

ward tide. And they are in many 

CESM handicapped (ran our view- 

point by having only one or two 

causeway approaches wtikh *re 

potential traffic bottieneî'," 

A sllghUy different avtôarb. was 

given the question by G Raymond 

Wood, executive director of the 

Southern New Jrrtr-y Devdopnwnt 

CotineU. wbieh worked closely with 

Gateway Addigg New Chapter 

To Its Colorful31 -Year History 

,.,|,w»n, ^««d. 

Mr. Hanscom, Edward GUlaio and 

Horace Kelton will nerve an i>ranil 

mamhals for the parade, with mem. 

ben of I ho Commuters Club acting 

•• marshals. Members or the Rotary 

inj Kxcbange clubs will serve as 

ticket Kellers for seats •long the 

SM Papa I, «lumn 1, •!•*•• 

irmers Resigned to 

saster In County 

ef from losses suffered 'by Cape 

Tounty fanners in the current 

ged drought win be sought 

from the New Jert*y F1IA 

lltee when it meets In emer 

' session at nnmn, 

nty Farm Agent Gcarge Mlncln 

made appneatlon to Uie 

littee to deelaro Citpe May 

' an cmeraeney area. M|ngln 

he present ISM M county farm- 

about »1 Billion, wlih the 

tn setting worse every day the 

ht continues. 

in www N»n In IMS, 

' are aaprMfMlti !Mt, which 

Me «nnt year abMe ftlf, 

i twnntJal nlns would be of 

dp to third, fourth and fifth 

•ws, Mirojla said. Rnln Best 

however. «ould help l«t« 

!», he added. Una bean 

i make betwMrn four and ilx 

ng« a yea>. 

Nonlrrlgatcd vegetable farms witl 

harvMting in two or 

with a yield of M to So 

per cent of normal, he reported. 

Field com is beyond the paint of 

Hiring, he added. 

Farmers with Irrigation will fare 

better, but they, too, will feel the 

pine* of the drought.' Tlielr season 

will be cut three to four week* short 

of normal, Mlngln predicted. 

Formers •re re.ii*nml to the fact 

that they are in for a disastrous 

year, tout give no Indication of quit, 

ting. Seme growere arc planning a 

faU lettuce e»p to liMa make up 

the deficit Others iiavc indicated 

Uiey plan no fall crop of my kind. 

The Pit* Cmmim. today wHI 

j^jj. ^t^djâ §^ aiab •••• tmitmrmi 

si CHI HiMimr •• »i^ ww ••*••!«• 

iwnwwnt Hr tM hr dreu*ht 

•trickan New Jeney tarsnen. ped- 

eral appreval will entMe hard, 

hit anduean ta kerrew et a tow 

lea Pate i, eelumn i, pleale 

iman Bakery 

irker Burned 

Hospital After 

•n Blows Up 

Virginia Swayne, of Wood. 

ywtorday wM TOperiad in 

condition •{ Sbore Memorial 

W. where the to recovering 

KjWiKd«M« bun* luffwod 

h»kw atddeot here Tuwday. 

jwarne, who reside, im 

"»., WeodMM, was ta 

«> umt, «• »M .nd 

If RtalM Somewhere, 

Bef/ev* It or Nat 

The WMther Bureau has been rii. 

ferrlng frequently of latf to ^'scot. 

tered ihowers" In Its forecast. And 

when they say scattered they mean 

wintered, for as far at Ocean City 

la concerned the rain goes every- 

where but here. 

In ease you tudntheard,UiaraWBt 

rdln on Wednesday, The Bureau of. 

flee ip neighboring Atlantic City re- 

corded ,M of an Inch, which fore- 

caster, describe aa a "nice ihowei '. 

There wai a Mai deluge if M of nu 

inch at the Pomona Nival Air Station, 

,41 of an Inch at TleasantvlUe and 

M at an Inth at Beach Haven up tile 

(oa«t. 

But not a drop in Ocean City. We 

heard thunder, though. 

Two County Granges 

to bhibit at Fair 

HM Tuekahee Orange «., .— - 

Dlai Creek Oraafe No, 128, both of 

Cape Hay Ceunty, are Bmrnf n 

farater trwua in «• •tale whkh 

Have ••#• Utttajl »hlblt apaet at 

the New Jersey glate ralx itt Tren. 

"» »nd- a^Bm 

both of b 

n MM. QM aoujht 

dswn. 

I This week's announcement mat 

| Prudential Insurance Company In a*- 

qurring the spaclou, OMeway build- 

Ir.g on Somers poinfii bByfront adds 

just another chapter to the long and 

Unlulcnt career of the structure 

Illial hast been a landmark en Me In. 

! eal scene since 1MB, 

Conversion nf lhe Gateway Jiito. 

nn orrice Inillilini! for an lnsua»no*1 

cumpany will bc> a ume aftefma#i 

to its history of recent sumnjer tbe- 

atrical successes and before',that In ; - 

I a variety of more flamboyant roles f*the*eMnd 

over a quarter century 

it. Subsequent playhouse •easoni 

have brought other Improvement! 

and rehabilitation, 

Prydwittai -IH M It 

winter MWpMMy and tarn? *u» 

tiant an th* Intarlar. Thli 

»!>• MEMHI malar •varhaul 

vaart. tar It wat l 

whaii HM nraauitlum 

The datewBy 

•istb. r. 

ties. _ 

Anpearance of pictures iiiid an 

account of the Night in Venice uc'ivi 

ties in the National liniKmiiliii' 

would give Uie reson urlculi-ss pub- 

licity. The OeogniphlF, )iiibliKlti>il 

in Wuhington, D. C, i» one of ihv 

most discriminating «ictuit> mai>a- 

lines In the country,- with only lop. 

Interest events and pliH>eii iiiniiuir- 

Ins on IU pages. 

Teen-Age Dance* draw 

1,000 or More Nfghtly 

Attendance at the Iree Convention 

Hall dances has been averimlng 

about 1.000 on woek-day nichl.t and 

close to 3.000 on wevk ends, Ccorue 

K. Gardiner, superintendent of IH 

reation, reported yesterday. 

Every Tuesday and Thursday ninht 

Bob taiefter and his elahtpleec band 

cunpllea the muiic. Th* iean«gers 

dance, to records on the other 

ii«oa> are held 

2 Children Hurt 

by Autos Here 

Two smpll chlWren wcrD injured 

slighuy Wednesday ancrnoon and 

evening when a six year-old l«y 

crashed Into an auto wJiHe riding 

! his bicycle and a Ave.ycsr*ld girl 

darted into the street from between 

psrked cars Into the path of a mov- 

ing outomobllo 

Mary Claire Nicholson, of SiSu As- 

bury av,, was treated ai the office 

of Dr. Mania V. Smith for minor 

Injuries received when struck by a 

ear drtwn by Marian J. DrsnlhoffiT, 

of IMS Asnury av. 

Tile Incident occurred near 84th 

st. and Asbury av. at about 8:15 

p, m, »-heii, according to Mrs, Brant, 

hoffer Uie child ran into the street 

from between two parked ears, 

Uie Tuesday afternoon Timothy 

Floyd, of til Central av., was treat, 

ed at the office of Dr. John B. Town- 

HIM for bruises below the left 

shoulder. Hie hoy's Meycte crashed 

wtth an automobile at itji si. and 

Asbury av, 

Harold W. Ramaoe, S3, of Bmivna. 

vlile, P». toW Police he had ap- 

proached Uie intnnection tfolng 

uth oil Aabyry a*, and was maklntj 

a Mrti to go east on'Mi st. Tbe 

boy on the Mlw *• rtdin* oortti on 

Lifeguard Clefs 

Compete Tonite 

Dozen Boor* Enter . 

Annual Mile Race ' ' 

Twelve crews of liouch Patrol ; 

l.usklos will battle each other i.»er | 

a mile of surf water In the ocean off 

14th st. toohiht in queet of the In* j 

man rowing chnmyionship of the I 

Ocean City Beach Patrol. The starv- 

ing gun will sound ai 6:15 p. m, 

A last minute adjustment In rosi 

ers saw the split up of one crew with 

each nember taking a ncn partner 

to swell the entry Ust from II to 11, 

and also presented the possibility 

that one of the lop oantnic-n of lht> 

force will 1» sidvlined. 

Dick ute and John IliilU-r dis- 

solved their partnership, trilh Coe 

taking on Harry finner as a bmt- 

mate and Butler RiKning on with 

llirry Mlccoi. Joe Kennedy, both- 

ercd by • eta!, may have to pull oui 

of big place with pill Cox, This pair 

was runnenup last year. Should 

Kennedy be unable to entrr, Cm 

v.-UI go with Dllk liosi-hin. 

The winner af Mnlfhfi event 

wHI reaweMnt Setan Cihr'f ••ach 

Petrel ta. tha lauM Jay Lite 

•uardt Chanwlanlhlp Murnay ai 

VMtnar an Awiust M, A halt 

mile *wtm taif will t* Mlied for 

Mai IHefvania iwMt •rldaT nieh* 

ta datarmlna Mil* rewrfa enfr* In 

that cftamplefHitip event Ifl Vent' 

Beach Patroi Capt, Thomas Wil- 

liams reported that an entry for the 

•aa P«i« 1, Mumn *, i 

City Court Swamped 

With Trattk Cai.^ 

Tuesday's session, of |/Ne ciiy 

traffic court was the longest of 

the year thus far, running al- 

most 1M hours. 

Municipal Judse Franklin A. 

Kln« heard 31 charges against 

W iiiotoiisLn, one of woon wai 

in on two traffic violations, 

Deven of the defendants were 

fined, nine forfeited ball, two 

bench warrants were issued, and 

eight charges were dismissed. 

There were IS defendants on 

speeding charge:), ii on care- 

less driving charges, two on reck, 

{en driving, one for improper 

license plates, another for a 

noisy muffler, one for a ston 

street violation and one on 

drunken driving. 

Judge King opened the court 

•t about 9-30 a, m. and continued 

through to almost 1 p. m 

Leder is Officr of 

Gun Instructor Group 

George Lodcr. retort painter and 

sportsman, has been named vice 

president of the newly (armed Cap* 

May County Organization of Safety 

Instructor 

The group IK organized to teach 

safely practices to new hunters and 

promote safety measures In the field 

during the Oy. and 

musicals under CBIIVBS. ft 

) lee f>apa 4, column , 

Fined $300 as 

Drunk Driver 

Mtral Man Plead. 

Guilty in Court 

Raymond Oriffin, M. at «M 

iv, was fined trooTby M 

Judge Franklin A. Kla« Toe 

a charge of drunken drtvlnf, i 

also resulted in the revocatiou 

his driving license for the jiext 

i Oriffin entered a 

j the charge, brought of jatfe-.^ 

16 when the defendant commuted •' 

i traffic infraction at »th rt. and W 

1 av, Aeeordlng to police report*. I 

drunkomeler test at bta amtM 

vealed ,30 per tent of alcohol In i 

system. ' 

In another ease, Thomai A, . 

B, of Philadelphia, faUed to . 

to answer a reeldeH drlvini 

and xao ball poaled «t hi. arrert 

declared forfeited. Poitee aaid Bj 

I viove In and out of traffic on 

Ocean City-Someni paintklvd, 

Foike N, Alvani, Proaaect 

Fa,, forfeited »10 oo a.^Bp 

charge, and a beneb wirrtit 

ordered for CMriea W fWu>, 

Bcllmawr, N, J, who failed to 

UP on a faulty mumer charge. 

Gabriel M. Jordan, 87. of loM' 

av,, wit nned 110 for faUlng to 

tain a New Jersey Ueenat far 

(•r, which bore FlorMa plaM* rt 1 

tine of hU arreat. 

$quare~Rigged ^Mayflower III' Joins Other 

Weird Craft For Annual Hobby Haven Picnic 

msrj&ga 

are the danc* directors. 

had cleats tke inmvcUon. 

No arnata wer* nidi by Bollca. 

By aj|LL 

Ovar MB people attended the an- 

nual Hobby Haven sailing acjuo! 

picnic Monday, and were treated to 

the light of Mayflower OS aaDini 

Into Una pienlc spot at the 1Mb ct, 

lagoon. 

Operating under a full net of 

squire rigged gall!. Denny Dutton's 

UHttoIng, Cindy, became the third 

Mayflower to hit the coart af 

America. He added a mioen maid 

and a poop dock and actually uaW 

the squared salU Is propel Ma heat 

across the water, tuition's boat may 

well JUJ the ftrat square ringer on a 

teach In Ocean City sines In* Sindui. 

A number af other decorated boats 

landed on the MM beach at Me 

lajoon. Soo Wood mud* Ua Mat 

into -m« UtUe llut" wUk Robert 

AckJey In th* but. 

•MI 1 . Swltaa-k 

bulls huojr from the green dyed aalla, 

atul enw members were drcKtted in 

Chiislinas-tlme garb. 

DM Denahawer want Oriental 

Lla*itwlna InM a Japetteae type 

iinipan. A day ail the ctretn w« 

Brad Lkntttkiiiii'i Hienw. »tr.aw 

•n Mae M W feet tani wavad 

Dr, HhMr and ramily declared 

haw ttw Mt *b««t tMe wwkly FVwt 

N nisi Vf hanahsc tpnt MMM 

din fron ttteir (MM MdWMlDaj 

UM boal, !>An«psWuB», VbecNW 

dreseid In Uw Uvta pNaley »eui. 

Mb HutchlDasn and en. Bolt. 

Shades of September 

playtd toy Oenr«e 1«J' 

it waa called -School 

plet* wtth Sandy Hoop » 

a froup of moUiera 

t^l *artn# 

Dorla Lejeun* 

Se* Pa«e 4. 

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with many wfMmn* ttatafc. Nf««l«»» •"•**•* lon i»' 

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tint in all prim, Na diaffl* fef Ik** and eu« alteration 

Mate Trtpials 

SS.fi 

Vetoes 

IMS 

Lanrj Tnjiuts 

•Ta,.titi f *ii j 

(tegwlariy 45,00 k> 49 50 

9i30 A, M. to Si30 P. M, — FtllPAY and Solurdoy, 9i30 A. M to 9 P, M, 

?4 

•22.75 

=27.95 

=32.75 

=39.50 

Sale Of 

MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS^ 

Lory. 

4.t5. SJS 

Fof»cy Potttmit, »loldi, Solid Colors, Whir* 

Now 2.95 

•tew 3,95 m 

GKiAT SAVINGS ON 

3 JO- %f§ Values 

- 5,98 

's Beach wear* Too Ij 

»>.' ; \C' 

• • 

Now 1 

Now 2. 

Now 2. 

Now 3. 

Now 

an 

Ovw 

£ Wrlgtit, », ot S011 lay 

I injury Wedmeday when 

overturnoa and landed on 

' on tne Garden Bute Park. 

J UNIOR'S 

DISCOUNT CENTER 

f 119 ASBURY AVENUE • OPEN N1T1S TIL ? 

BATHING SUITS 

and DRESSES 

5 

lint tar .varyon*] Stylw from fa-mow maWtl 

Sa/e/ 

Shop Mrly far Mtoetlonl 

/ . " : . . . . - • . 

Hearing Monday 

Horn. Prom Hospital 

Mrs. Margaret Ctaattln, of Tuckahoe 

rd., Marmora, has returned to 

tl.e home of her daughter, jeanatte 

Carver, following surgery at Shore 

emorial Hospital the latter part of 

June. 

MENNIES 

ASBURY AVINUI PHONE (MM 

The Sale You've Asked For! Our 

Famous Annual Sale Starts Now I 

OFF REGULAR PRICES! 

OfMn 

NitM 

'fli 

9 P.M. 

TAKE YOUR PICK OF OUR FAMOUS 

CROP OF SUMMER FASHIONS I 

Many h.v. called for It ... now har* It it! Our 

17th Annual Storawid* Sals of fanwui fathion*. 

Nothing ii withheld—thar. ar» tMthlng lulta by 

Janfnn, Cat.lina, Fl«x««j, Roxanna and oth.r Up 

branrfi, Dr«tMi by B.tty Barclay, J.rry Oildan, 

Foravar Young , . , nui OwMii Caiuab ar. hare 

at big savings. 

Dresses, Rsg, 8,98 to 24.98 20% OFF 

Bathing Suits, Reg.8.98to25.00 20% Off 

Shorts* Pedal Pushers, 

Reg. 3.98 to 6.98 20% OFF 

Skirts or Blouses, 

Reg. 2.98 to 7.98 20% Off 

Summer Handbags, Reg, 2.9813.98 '1.98 

FREE! $2.98 BEACH TOWEL 

TO FIRST 25 CUSTOMERS 

Saturday, August 3rd Only I 

Deers Op*n 9:30 A.M. 

Judge Says 

Gesundheit In Driving Cot* 

w driving nortt twnshalost con- 

Mof U. w, MA Trent off the 

Tnfa 

Mrtway nl upset. 

OMM City Ouitan Oluk 

ClateHM Ad. trim Quick on Vote Purge 

«*n puaed him on thettai 

vWtor from Muladolnhla, tried 

448 Hav* Chanc* to •neeae his way out of a neklMa 

the P yln 

stttsssea 

driving charge In Traffic Court Tut* 

(M Reinstated 

••Wi^yto** 

LJn*a for Ha handUng at an aeddrat 

day but was ftoed MO by Municipal 1*a ottkan testified ttut they sus. iuvolrlng the early morning train on 

A bearing will'be conducted at 

Judge Franklin A. Hng wltiiout ao MtM tha driver of being under Mod«y. 

Cape Hay Court House Monday lor 

much aa a "Maea you", 

in. influence it liquor whm they rrank H. Selttar. «*•!-—• of It* 

t)M «U persons whose names are be, Patrolmen Joaepb OTIynn and stop#4d faun. A drUnkMMMF teat rlub'a transportation fommrtt—. In a 

lii« purged from Me voting Hats In John Lombard apprehended Cooper M poUe. h>«tquutsrs revealed Urn WUr to W. M. Mapp. nOiwd g«- 

Cape May County. The hearing will early on the morning of July SI on KMNOt borderline, but a pfcyaltial managar, aaU ike ejnb ana. 

•tart at 11 a. m. 

th. Ocean Clty-Somers Point Blvd. dan aflar earning him said aTni ben appnclatad th* mnuur to 

after they obaetved him driving er> antMr enough to drive. 

whleh the mglpMr aad env luod- 

HaroM W. Wlndar, or Avalod, ratlcaUy from Hup CHanmjl Mdge 

chairman of the County Election 

Cooper took the stand and told M thf ssurgency on M» run to 

to this resort. 

Board, aaid names found to b» er- 

tha eourt he m the vlrtim of an npadelphU witt the 7>|i a. n. 

Acnirdins to Ptl. OTIynn, the 

roneously listed for remove! will be 

tttaak of sneeslne while coming over train. 

driver used three lanes coming off 

retained In tha active files and nil 

tM bridge. He Mid be meeted "This accldwt coald tan prorad 

the east incline of the bridge, and 

others will be removed on Ausnst 7. 

about m or IS Unas, and couldnt fatal bad It not jMa far U» ahOMd 

caused considerable confusion for 

The action i» the remit of an In- 

keep hl» ey« open. 

manner in bringing yoor train to a 

drivers of several can followlm Mm, 

vsstlsaUon iby the toud. 

Ha wa. aitamptins to «et to the halt," he said. "W. al» appracUted 

The officer aaid It appeared Mat slds of the Mid to slop hU ear when the effMent rnnnner us*d fn twing- 

Following the roturn of sample Cooper waa planning to make a toft *• attack Mopped. As be started ing the commuton to their destina- 

ballots mailed to voters on (be reg. turn to go onto the parking area to continue on hu way, the police tion. An emergency at this kind la 

istrstion lists, the registrars of tbe •long the northilde of the boulevard. •vertoot hJn. 

not an mm situation to meet." 

fgunjjMipanl last month conducted 

a muMMo-homa survey Investigating 

residence status of voters whose 

Ovvr 1,000 Attend 

bsllou were returned marked "riot Guard Race 

at Ulls address". 

Gateway Shew For l 

IIIHII pwaj* i 

Winder said JJOO ballots were re- l.OOO^foot on* nun championship 

Mora than IMS parsons att«td*d 

turned. The inspection reduced that nee In the Margate Memorials may 

the annual luncheon and fashion 

list to ma, and the house check 

Tttt origloai iKUMen reputedly In- 

ba MI«t«i from local fluaM* next 

show last week In Avaloo fa* the 

brought the number down to 441 Friday, Williams iald that If none 

rested $540,000 in land, building and benefit of Mercy Hospital. Seat lale 

names. Those in Ocean City and vfc of the prosfwetivo i/100-fcol oars- 

equipment before they aver look In City, 

elnlly ware publlahed bui Friday men enter the local swim I*M, he 

a dime, 

A Hawaiian theme waa used 

and again Tuesday in The Sentinel *IU run the but event nest Friday It featured i sunken dance Boor M throughout, including the Island 

Ledger. 

availing also. 

•y M feet In Its primary state. wltH prints In many of Ike fashions A 

The mnaJmlcr of tha laid la to- the tables and orchestra terraced background of accordion mualc was 

nlghfs rowing teat Include* D«Vld around the aides. Much of this •pace provided for the models, lira, Har- 

and Roger Wllllanu. Prank Kotler If now used for rehearsal and stor- old JUrsh.ll of thU city wai one of 

M. Nona by the theatre as well as the committee nemban, 

lor seating patrons. 

and Ray Phillips. William Fugh and 

Ctiartea Buinofl. Ocorgc Becker and 

LIMer Ipanpanata, Bart Stull and 

Lew Brown, William Biz and Bernard 

Bell, Bob Schwab and Warren 

North Harry Swayne and Bob Quint, 

and Jim Kane and Ed Huff. 

Seashore I and L 

Disbursing $69485 

The Seashore Building and Loan 

Association today announced the 

maturity of Its 64th series of Install- 

mint shareu for a total value of |«8,- 

MS, Payments will be made on or 

about August 21. 

Stockholders holding shares In this 

may accept cash disbursements or 

receive Income share, up to a limit 

o* *5,000. The current annual dividend 

rate Is 4 per cent, 

Roland SteelnuB, secretary, announced 

that the Nth series of shire* 

b now open. 

MIL Lilt 

OPTICAL CO 

SIS ITH STRUT 

•elwean CaMral anri 

Famous Mr Pftci lirtlwi Mark 

PHONE 4000 

Bally fiM A.M. ta iiM P.M. 

Friday tiM A.M. ta tlW P. M. 

OUFASHMNB 

LAYER 

CAKE 

Made With 

ANGaFUKE 

COCOAHUT 

70 c 

Rag, 75c Vilus 

Wards Pastry Shop, Inc 

724 Atbury AvaniM 

PHONE 1260 

Span Daily 7:30 - MM PM. 

Saturday TM . 5:00 PM. 

•aHanaiaal ta ifc* tmttmiw mS annii* 

•name tands" HIM any entertain. 

•MM tpM in Mlto .r«, HM list hv 

' " fraai. a* PM* War- 

Ccvaller*, T* 

In Its heydey of 1926 to itH 

It waj a gathering place for all aoru 

of celebrltlen and also was the scene 

of many beauty pageants, banquets 

and other major affairs. 

Over the run it wa> in the hands 

of numerous Impresarios. Including 

one who conducted a dancing marathan 

when these endurance tests 

wan a popular craze back In 1MB, 

II stood Idle for leveral yean before 

theatrical producer Jonathan Dwight 

and hU aisoclalM acquired It in 1951. 

Hi original Seaanor* nealty and 

Development Company which built 

the Qateiny want bankrupt in IBM 

and banker creditors took over the 

property The banks operated it until 

MR, when two sons of the earlier 

land owners foreclosed a «7a,000 

mortgage and took possession. 

Among thaw who bad short flings 

at tenants at operating the Gateway 

prior to the theatre venture wan 

Zeke VoungMood, who ran the 

daneetbon. Wilier Reads, Nell Belgium 

and Arnold Orsattl. 

Anvdln* M PndanHai 

rti* eompany'i pwr

If 

£ 

ranee 

Vmmmm atoek new rwluc«l for quldc «l«. 

i «IO latt eMly M long at pratont *tock» remain. 

CUPP SHOES 

€* ODD SIZES fan •ImMt all 

9MJ» 

CLAPP SHOES l» 

$32J0 .nd $3430 

' WIDTHS CALIFORNIA CASUALS. 

PLUS, 

•fyiM. 

14,75 

19JS 

9.75 

20% to 40% OFF 

20% to 40% OFF 

90% to 40% OFF 

25% OFF 

4(J%OFF 

* * «WUUR P..CES 

Garnet Featured for 

Flanders Children 

Many old as m An ih* 

n tuvmemtti br *• *> 

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Avm. 

SfaStfttV 1 ..* 

Visit Bert'i Patio Shop for Shopping 

•Jut le DW«ni No Parking Worries. 

Surf tUfU, Umbrella., uardsn 

Suppilea, 

• lodoor-Outdoor ShoWroom a 

•NTS SHOP 

Jn. * Woel 

OtMHCIIy 

Enjoyt 

himlly 

'Shera Vhlt 

MMr 

and Mrs. llerrnnn Anhlhecv 

•ad daughteri, Judy and ,Nancy, of 

Albuquerque. N. M . were guest* during 

July at the home of Mrs. Arehlbeck's 

lister, Mn: Pauline pBrrl» and 

husband. Edward, of M44 Central av. 

This waa the dxth year the Aruhieks 

have ^vacationed here. 

Also visiting with the' Paril.es 

v ore Mn, Petor P. Muiier of Colllne 

dale, Pa. mother of Mr». Arehlbetk 

OCEANIC HOTEL 

Illh and Wesley Avenue 

e CRYSTAL ROOM 

FOR DINING 

BUi Dinners , , 5:30 until 7:30 P. M. 

liiing Breakfast* 8:30 until 10:30 A M. 

ReMryifisni Accaptad — Phone 1310 

Perional Suparvislen Kathryn M, Ryan 

Fashions at Dinner on Wednesdays 

by California Shop, 1112 Boardwalk 

as 

Coming Events 

In Ocean City 

matic rendition $f "Ole Mai) Rlver^', 

Receiving eongralulallotiK 

Canctrt l>y lilc Oi'immilowii Mule 

on the Laughter rang high when gentle- 

birth of their Ihlrii eiilld are Mr, pnd 

( "IB, Pprrls, and Mr. and Mm, Chorus sf Philadelphia, B p. m, en 

men gucHia were chose* by lit* Cap- 

Mrs. CalDman Kindle, or sa S, Nnw 

I'ranels Carliri of Darby, Pa. I ha Musle Pier, 

cretins from the reeent Colony Cap- 

Jersey iv,, Soinorii Foint, who wel- 

* - » 

ers show for a Bumpiia,Dpisy nunicomed, 

a daiiEhter last Friday, she 

Cruiser Ntshl dance. B, p. m, at 

Ijer, 

has been najned Karen Ann, The 

YOUR HCAPQUANTIM PtMl the- Vaeht Club. 

Kindlei also have a son, Neil, and a Al the magical midnight hour 

AIR RESERVATIONS 

daughter. Colleen, Mr», Kindle is eUiinor erupted as Falhcr Tln^^ per* 

MONDAY— 

the former Naiiey Troth of Milivllie. trayed by charln Schaofci or Phila- 

Laur Traval Agamy, Inc. Juniof LuSijUi! of Shore Memorial Mr, Kindle, aiito From Mliiville, la delphia, and the Baby New Ymr, 

II •• Tenneawe An. Atlantic CHy lluspllal "Hwaitliuart picnic" at Hlyh an engincei. with the Soulh Jersey playsd by ilule «oWonli«lred (Untie 

Bank Park, Seiners Point, 

Gas Co, 

Keller or New nioonifiekl, pji,, and 

• • * 

Congratuialiiiri* also ai'e ôing 10 llcibert Johns of Pittsburgh, Pa,, 

ExehanMe Club muon!i>>ht sail, 10 Mr, and Mrs. llai-ry Scott." ol 121 VV, reproseniing Ihe delayed New ,¥ear 

in diapers and a crowii, arrived on 

P. m. from Chris' whnii, . 

Ihe scene, 

MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 

Atlantic Coast Junior Tennis 

Pcrformere from the G&lony Cap< 

ers «ho presented the cntcriainmiNit 

Champinn&hip TournaniunL at thu 

Ocean Lily Tennis Courts, 

playtex 

Gardens Group Dinner 

With Wives Tomorrow 

The Oflrtlens Group of property 

owners will have its annual mldsum. 

niei 1 Laiyos' NiBht diniitJ party Is- 

iiiopryw' evening L*1 the St'HVii-w 

C^jtiiiCry Clilb Absedon. 

The lilTair will nc sll'ltily sui'iui 

and President Buy V, Johns hu» I * r , ln ;L 1 "!« l; , 

promisyd no speeches on iiu' pio, 

gram, Normiiliy Ih* Oroup ha« allmuli- 

gatherings, but for the iu>! 

several years it has invitc-d the w'ves 

of mismhvFH far nriê ea^h si-esan. 

Dinner will be ai 7i3if, 

10 Jofn Hospital 

'Stork Club' 

iwia New Year** dance was held UWe 

Oeeaii Cits' bircyuard Nurfhoet Three Ilrls were added lo Ihe pop. past Saturday Ballooili, horn«. h»l» 

race, «:J0 p. m. al (ho 14th si, heach, uLnllon of Somers Point and orwond 

confetti were at every table 

girl for Ocean Cily during the and musle and enlerliilnnttp! wpr]G 

TOMOIIROW— 

pest week at Shorn Memorial Hos- proylded, 

Oardons araup qjnnur. JM B, m. pital. The "atork Club" inereaiwd Ttiomaii Leef, of Washl,|«liUi, " C, 

at the Seavitrw Country Club. 

Its msmhership by flvv girls and Hang neveral wiles. Including a dra- 

* 6 4 

five boys. 

THE BEST NEWS 

YET IN THE 

FORM OP 

An Exclusive 

Is Coming To 

lixo n's; 

METTS and %QW WEAB 

m AiBUry Ave. Fheni 1M« 

mold'n hold 

Fleyfes 

sarah Itattan ran In kaik •*• 

iwcalll Bad 1st fedoy'l 

Hppsrl fmnftfun mm leidiet.1. 

in Nelme'i toil «er< 

rti HHT Mum 

in nutii iMii u w m 

New BH 

meHef ^Net yeur 

ilie .. 

ell yeyr cleflies 

* mat lapk bMi 

Conneelieut av,, Somtrs point mi ttic 

birth of their miiond ehild, n daughter, 

Sunday morninii. She has been 

named Diane Ijiulse, Awtillng her 

at home is a yearflld liroUiei', liarrs', 

Mrs, Seott U the Irii^ner Barbara 

Ford of Hymers Point, Mr, Ht^tt, 

also a nnlive or Somcrs Poini, is in 

Ihe fuel oil buhinriiH, 

Somers Point's third new resident 

also arrived Sunday, a daughter for 

Rlb-nlK-il, and Howard Boil of IBS W. 

Johnson av. 

Thelma ana 1 Ulytses lluuheK, of 

222 Simpson nv,, this v)iy. heenme 

the parents uj u daughU'i among 

the Sunday new arrival,*;. 

Births for other residents of the 

July Ti Biii-iiiii-ii and Roiiert Tillark 

of Pleasanivlile, n iilil, 

July M: Rlla and WMIiani Baker 

of Linwood, a boy; Jeanlne and 

Charles ReinliiOe of North Cape Miiy, 

a boy; and Mary and Rolierl Warily 

! or Pieasantviile, a boy, 

> July «: Shirley and Wiiiiam Owens 

of Atiantic City, a boy, 

July SO: Verna and Robert Townsend 

of Allseion, a boy, 

C E * 

Crippled Tots 

Here on Outing 

One hundred and ten ehilclren 

from lln Alliinlic- City Seashore 

Home for Crippled Children enjoyed 

ihelr annual dinner nnd uuting yes. 

lei day arranged for b.v Mm, Paul 

Devereux, of Oeeaii City, This is 

the fifth year Mrs, Pevereu* has 

sponsored the affair, 

A eompleti. meal of fried ehieken, 

called "ehieken on the bone" by the 

MJiiiiMsters, eorn on the eob, rolls, 

suii water luiTv and all the rest was 

tahen In the home whore all the palienls, 

Including ihose bedridden, 

tiuid enjoy it, i 

Following the meal those who 

Here ambulatory were taken aboard : 

,i bus and brought to Chris' dock i 

here, where they set sail on ihe ] 

* Hweelheart'* for an ocean voyage, 

Charles Schilling donated the salt 

v. ..lor tally. Char IDS Hohman gave 

II.L roils and Robert Druck supplleJ 

iht. corn. As in previous years the 

lîit trip was wiih the compliments 

dl Chris MonlagJIJi with the re§t of 

tlu**lih"alr beini taken care of by 

,Ws, Devereus, 

Dennis Cairnes Has 

6tli. Birthday Party 

Innni^ Ciiii'iio^. sun of Mr an A 

Airs M-.tttu'w ciilnivs. ai :*!f Ai k 

ii iv rf U>l>i uU'd his si:.1ti l.i.-.lii 

iv it ii p tl [\ ni\ i it li\ tils puri-niri 

in I.is hoinr List neck 

A pink ;iml bin.- luloi si luim- UJS 

ii.td for Hit? dct-oiaiion^ ,111J mtiili 

Ldipicrf bijlloun-s mlrit-ri iu Ihc f*.--1ivt 

.1 1 Tho bii-lliclity ciikt «»% divert, 

(!fi i>riiU>d wiih ciu-l. (»f "if si\ 

1 i illt-s siicnilvint: .1 liilli'irut SIMMI 

Tht>si- jitlt-ndhit! uii't' Tiiiti/ Aifli 

Kill hli-iMi. (ii*ri>K i) jifid iXjiiicv lliti 

IU-tti, KiiiliV (_';iirnrs, ('Jii'it! :iml t ind,i 

Chir. Ja\ Kulri. Kunîhif 1 liiiuk 

) f >M\ Ann ond nnhhv Ordillc. Kinoit 

I 11 (i Jlii. h.iru l'arv^>. (.Jweii 'I.'IIM 

Ii:ury W.-vks 1111H Mitry Ann, I'liylliH. * 

I 1 iv intl Miki- WiM-lin-kn 

DEVOTED' 

to making the 

Hmir Apparent 

"UNAPPARINT" 

MATERNITY CLOTHES 

ONLY 

9204 VINTNOR AVINUI 

MARGATE 

PHO»I» A.e, a.7jfi 

Open Dally tiM AM. le fiM PM. 

HEANINO 

OUA8SBS 

• naln tuiwi ta Mr. 

• Hurina aM art rul.« hldd« 

Imidi jnn. Tiny ccolorirat 

into 

caMB carrMB Kiid KiiBd tts 

«r 

Co hi hi, plx oof 

wriu for F«E» 

dmrljHi Hi book book. 

SOUTH JERSEY 

HEARING AID CINTMR 

Ht.l'AlUK ttS Fuiliam) Trrrirr, Vlarlaad, N 1 

Fliusr. o-i. i-ini or n\ I-WH 

For Hotel 

Welcomes New Year Eariy 

As • grand rnilow up lo IIM Chrlmnus 

dance at tire Flandcnt Hole I • • 

Complate 

LANDSCAPING 

SERVICE 

Stock Grown In 

Our Nursery 

Cedar Bridge 

Nursery - Greenhouse 

ZION ROAD AT 

BARCAINTOWN LAKE 

PhorM fcmmv r*a>ln» 2340 

MMto ttilMA vb* did' 

C I routine attd Mre. 

MS Aalwry Av», Oceen CIIV. N.J. 

AUGUST FURN 

NOW IN PRO 

AT GREATEST DI^COUHTS CVI 

I COME IN TODAY, MAKE YOUR 5&ECTIONS 

1 WE'LL HOLD YOUR PURCHASES UNTIL 

AFTER THE SEASON IF YOU 

3000 

CO 

Foreign and Domestic Apparel 

for 

MEN and WOMEN 

OPEN DAILY 

9:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 

Sunday, 10 A, M, to 6:30 P, M. 

me avo 

boardwalk at haddon hall 

atiantic city, new jersey 

phon« 4*3439 

PARKING AT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 

and BOARDWALK 

A GIFT FROM McAVOY IS SMART! 

eJLilti 

Par fMhlen riahf c 

yoyr confld.ne. In the 

all £hni NM v«ar. 

all tha LILLIAN ALBUS 

• A fharminf tollaetton and 

827 Atbury Av». 

904 Boardwalk 

ian 

with 

a ZJ-talr to Zrem 

irrnlt. Mch vittt art 

wMa Mlwctlon in h 

i 4f

— Formerly Bevthy 1 * Point Hotel — 

ON ROUTE 9 NEAR THE BRIDGE 

^-^wrefefc***- 1 

NOW UNDER 

EWMANA G EM E N 

Ml SHim at Me Hmaond Organ Nitety 

SOMERS POINT 

LEN CARRIE 

100% Air-Conditioned 

MM 

Superb 

Cuisine 

and 

Atmosphere 

BALA INN 

EASTERN SEABOARD'S UMQUB RESTAURANT 

Bala Musk Menu; 

JACK KWAfT ORCHESTRA 

VERSATILE MUSIC 

BILl COATES 

Wizard of Hie 

h t Keyboards 

! • 

SOMIRS POINT. N. j. 

Excellent Cuisine Served Until 2 A. M. 

COCKTAIL LOUNOf GPIN UNTIL 9A.M, 

^SYMPHONY of good 

toife in feed, farm, sound, 

space, color and fellowship 

Yeu will enjoy the gracious gayefy, 

the lovely new unobstructed view; 

Music , , . Relaxed contentment 

AIHtANGE YOUR PARTY, PM0N1, SOMERS POINT M34 

AT DIAMOND BEACH LODGE 

ON OCEAN DRIVE SOUTH OF WILDWOOD CRIST 

The Beach Club 

M 

PRESENTS 

RTHA.RAYE 

Dancing Nitely to 

RAY EBERLE AND HIS OfiCltSTRA 

NO c o v " NO MINIMUM 

Easy 5-Minute Drive from Parkway Exit 

FREE PARKHM PM 1S00 

Dramafk Book 

Review Heard 

jDr qu 4»r waa *» 

Kail ICnter, woe ml 1 Bamff 

Fora* Praying". "Sweatart -Bio 

I w Told" and I Boall Not 

^gata This Way", She was lejoa* 

• pAnted by Mrs, Leon Brtrt. 

• •„, s n " B I F P S HAI -* : with the mrm of Leon CIKIVIIS and 

feffi U V r ,ne^rec^ ln a,So lt BSfiW»». »»••. * •m«l ... .h. Marine 

of the auiwrlnr lliun of N'mv Jersc}, No date has been stUIACKl 

Apnlaiauai 

Nil Kltalaf Hour. 

Eliz.B Wol.encUr.,D.O., 

By Appointment 

2740 Cantral Avanua 

Oeaan City 4121 

CMIROPRACTO* 

Dr. John A. Bahan, DC 

7M ATLANTIC AVINUI 

Hmi HM 

al.adaj. IVedataiar aad 

Tanday, TkafMUy 

t-U 

A. Nail L«mon, M.D. 

ialarday 

Sat IS. WMFUY BOAU 

LlnllHi ia lar, Saaa 

•Ml Vkiaal 

'. lat,->lt • 

ruoMi iatt 

Gaorga I. Plrth, M.D. 

rractw* kMnta la 

PdDIATKICt 

- F.I. - tat, - Sum, - 

DAIRY KIN' 

760 BOARDWALK 

The Whit* and Gt—rt 

btuoous 

CONES-SHAKES-S 

.JACK 

AIR CONDITIONED' 

EDGEWATER 

RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNOt 

FULL COURSE DINNERS 

Moderate Prices 

TONITE AT 8 — INFORMAL FASHION SHOW 

DANCING SATURDAY NITE 

with Edd* Bradd A Hi. OnhtMti 

NITELY — MARILYN MA*ON,. 

Coral Recording Star 

iSth St. at Bay, Longport Pttonai AX. 2-531 

POINT 

2nd Street on the by 

Serving Firtett Foods 

BREAKFAST 

• LUNCH 

fiat in Cool Comfort 

Overlooking Ihe lay 

PHONI OMAN CITY MM 

CLOSED TUISDAYS 

CONEY* 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

Wmll Known Brand* 

RVI - B0URMM4 

GIN-RUM 

BilR 

orw 

WEEKDAYS 

f A, M.te V» Pi %• 

No Sunday 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY

ITS 

HAVE IT. 

MINE 3535 

PMSCIIPTIOKS 

Ml SPECIALTY 

AirTtNG WEDNESDAY 

AUQUST 7 

ADVANCED PRICES 

JONATHAN WIGHT HtUEMTS 

Starting August 6th to 11 th 

VF, 

GEORGE JESSEL 

M MS OWN MUSICAL REVUE 

"SHOWTIME" 

*•?-?_ D * I >* - - •*•» Sunday, August 2 

MOM CIEL'S 

6Oc 

LARGE PIZZA . $1.00 

SPAGHETTI 

To Tain Owl 8Oc 

Complete line of 

PACKAGE GOODS 

• WaNES 

• UQUOtS 

• rCE COLD BEER 

At SMt Fw Tnefe Pri, 

RB DELIVERY 

Paint 2571 

CIRCLE CAFE 

This it a 

written 

GUARANTEE 

•AWT PA*A 

IA1Y PAIAIE 

•BBrVB STEAMS! 

CHAflB Wow M Safe 

lorn PATJO SHOP 

3ND A WEST AVEMUE 

Jill ar 

MKS AMERICA 

PAGEANT PARADE 

WATS ON SAL! 

AUGUST IS 

DAYS 

«*• tH "suited to the Inof 

ttw »IhT to 

rw-mw rr»/fle wouM 

r«l!l in BiBf iratt.i 

an*? 

loth 0L to m si 

Mmi ArtBfi a*, and »m « 

(ami naui where U 

itw bull*! district 

AFRICAN VIOLETS 

PHMC CLOUD — B«t DwbW Pink 

PINK CHEER — M # 

Tl» Twe PtanH Onty «JS Thit WMk Only 

M On. Cify M J1AN MHNSTON'S GIFT SHOP 

AND T»« MARBWALK 

STAINTOi« DtPARTMINT STORI 

rm AND 

NOW PLAYING 

THt SCREEN 

MAS BVBIi 

« iTANLIT KEAMEBS 

MONUMINTAI FILMING OP 

MDDRLV, 

ON TNI BM SCNBBNl 

Silk Stockings 

:. JANISPAIGEPETiRLORRE 

• CMnafMpt m UETKOCaWt 

TODAY A SAT, 

"SiAM" 

JAMES 

AUDIE 

GET $8.28 VALUE FOR 69c 

MILDEW, MOTH 

and MUSTY ODOR 

PROTECTION POR 

CLOTHING 

SHOES 

BEDDING 

BLANKETS 

CLOSETS 

TRUNKS 

LUOGAOI 

GOLF BAGS 

BOOKCASES 

LITTER FILES 

BELTS 

PIANOS 

AUTOMOBILES 

UPHOLSTERY 

•OATS 

TRAILERS 

HOMES 

LOCKERS 

•ASIMINTS 

STORED ARTICLES 

ALL STORAGE AREAS 

EXCELSIOR LABORATORY 

! Ml i ,40* ATLANTIC AVENUli «HONE %4309 

Adoptive Aid 

THE OCEAN CITY UNTINIL-LEDOBR 

.. N*w London, Conn 

Upon completion of the 17-week 

Nuru, the officer MndldaMi will be 

Cmfchtes 

Tots Surprisingly Attentive 

ctimmhulonfd enaigiM and ordered 

to three yun active duty, Anlin. 

mania will Include Mich field* an Law 

11 through M IN In de- 

Btrareamfnl, Ald« to Navigation, En Requests Rise During Library Story Hours 

.. the tmited itatM Coi«t 

•y KAY •OWEN 

•inearbig. Part Srrurlt.x. or search 

treasurM Include prltH Intcn fmnl 

Twenty-live pain of eyes and 2S 

lef iu Besenre Ofrieer Pro. and Rp«uce. 

penny gum machine,, i (waullful 

Children's Horn* 

pairs of ears eagerly wateh and lln- ring from a «.p»nl ho«. nnd other 

Rear Admiral Perkins 

ten as the wonders of animal-land 

i Admlril HmrF C. Perktni, eapportunity 

en a wny for c.llejc Society Reports 

valuable iitm*, 

and mafce beileve'are unfolded tinder 

Commander at the Third thta opates 

to complete their military 

Bunrd Olitrict. onnounced to. gradua bliga i Office pee In their ihhe 

military Five Cape May County, mothers the direction and supervision of Mm, StoKes fmnlly ael aUn«d ahrr 

service 

lit iMglip (TO svaliable (or which obligation iMent(alij> u Officers pcrfarma In ihe p,e. service •ought Ihe assistance of the Chil Glenm Mewl and Miss Knrolyn Stew- lh« leader quiets the young audience 

randMatni to •tland IM Oc-time 

hih 

aMlgnmftnt« 

t(li 

valuable 

f 

dren'« Heme Society of New Jersey art at the atory telling houra held by reminding IhMn Him II Is Impolite 

to human during Its recently termlnnted flMil every Tuesday and Friday mornings to UHt when nmeoiê else is talking. 

y y d Friday morni 

Mrnw at (he U, 1, C«M Guini Hie and property. 

CHF, Robert A. Smith. Society presl- I th O Ci F Pbli Li 

g •very no oft one of than forsct* 

In the Ocean City Free Public 

Li- and utartn a Hide converaaUon, Hut 

dent, announced today. 

brary. y 

jUBt a liiilo rsmlnder from the lead, 

In releasing hla annual report. Th The children are divided into two er that they are aUrtlnjI lo wund 

Ads Bring You Qukk Results Smith noted that only three Cnpe age groups, one for lh? r»ro.schooi 

like a bunch nf ctiaiiei-uiii hint., and 

May County oablea had keen placed and d Ihe Ih ether th ffor 

the eicmeniary they quickly rclurn io Jjieir nlliii- 

for adaption with the Society during school bo.v« and Elrts, Interest runs live altlliiil.-i, 

the same period last year. 

hhlh, with many oT the children 

Smith alto reported that the state- adding their pemonal Interpretation* QuntiatlM are eleverLy aifked dur. 

AUCTION 

Hide total of children placed for ad- and Illustrations to the lales. ing Ihe varWuM MiopkHi which produce 

participation iind add lo tile 

option with the Society Increased In a very inrorninl selling, the 

Inlcml. 

IM.ro ACRES OF LAND 

more than 28 per cent. There were boys and girls gather and gel a& 

, «T. NO. f JUIT WIIT 9f SA1MN ITATI FKWY. TiRMINUS ZOT applications (or adoptive aid dur- qualnied by each telling hii first Altar abaut M la 45 tnlnut.i s< 

TIV fTMtaw M «t. (to, », me It.». on 

ing Ihe period from June 1, 1MB to name. One little four-year old wai ttarlH and l*n*r*l ceovarutlen 

Cap* May Canal rlaht af way. 

lias 31, leST, as contrasted to IN rather disturbed at Ihe Mwming tti» group la MkM outtlda, whifi 

during the Hint period last year. foFgetfulnesii of the leader after he Mtay all s*t rid af HIM O« Mia 

LOWtR TOWNIHIP 

The report also revealed that the had been attending several limes •tiHf f which hat •Kumulitxl dur. 

AppniynaWy Vk mil* north sf 

Society Had iM children under Its and she kept asking hi» name, ing Hi* pmlaui Bariad af •IrHnf 

CAPI MAY, N, J, 

care during the sear, while S44 of the finally, after taking alhha aaM •nil. 

IAkl TO H HILD AT IRMA, N. J. PiRIHeuil > Mate's childless couples requested •f that nwiMnc, he HinhtaM har 

(Appni. 1 ml. neHh ol iir. sn Rf, N«, f I 

children to adopt as their awn. 

The children form u ilrilo and 

that he had k*wt coming Mvarai 

' The Children's Home Society, the 

play and shii; >uch old favorite 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1957 AT I P. M. 

tlm«», Hch llm« he had Md her 

state's oldest privately financed child- 

gome;) us Karmor In the Dell and 

hla E plea 

te driving 60 miles ;m hour on Wi^st 

av, between 4th si, and N ! orih si, 

llershe) Ray Reeê, 20, of Colorado, 

paid tile same amount for iioing 43 

on Central av, belwei'n HMh and 

25th sis. 

Judge KlnM urdi'rud a bench warrant 

for J, A, Cnnstan, 19 of Mays 

Landing, when he failed to appear 

to answer a cbarL f OIL BURNER 

INSURANCE 

KtJBBMIRKB 

e that he drove 

SO miles an hour on the liouievard. 

Forfeiting on the charge by failing 

lo appear were; John A. lieynulfis. I 

19. Mala Cynwjd, Pa., Wfl; joseiih 

Amoiwnaki, iW), Phiiadelphia. WB; 

Mary Jo Rudolph, IB, Lansdowne, ' 

Pa., 140; John W. Butler, M Bethle- •• 

hem, Pa,, $M; .ioseph wiiiiamsou, 4.1, 

Villanova, Pa,. $8. 

Complete Coverage 

of Your ©il Burner 

for jutr a 

Few Pfennias a Day 

DRINK ADDICTS 

Seven million adult American!, aê 

Iicavy, addictive drinkers of alcohol, j 

according to a recently released re. i 

iiiirt of the Insiiiute of Scicntinc 

Studies for Ihe prevention of Alcoholism. 

It estimates the number of 

adult drinkers is Increasing at tre 

rate of 230.MO a year. The reason! 

* Teaching that moderate drinkinjf is 

safe," the report said. 

LOCAL 

24-HOUR SERVICE 

FACTORY TRAINED 

SERVICEMEN 

Far Information an 

THIS LOW COST PLAN 

CALL 0450 

LOUIS TACCARINO 

RatUtared 

FUEL OIL 

PLUMBING • HEATING 

Oanarai /Motor* DehwHaat 

ill WIST AVINUI 

The Seashore 

Building and Loan Association 

INVITiS YOU 

To subscribe for shares in tha 88th 

Series opening in August. $1.00 per share 

per month. Maturity, value $200.00 per 

share.' Currant maturity 144 months at 

$201,40 per share, an average dividend of 

over 5 Va % compounded annually. 

The 64th series matured with tha July 

payment and payments of this maturity 

torn* member, of $69,685.00 will be 

made on or about August 21st. Any stockholder 

having shares maturing in this 

Scries may new receive Income Shorts in 

lieu of the payment subject to a limit of 

$5,000.00 to any one member. Dividend 

paid Seml-Annually. 

Current Annual Dividend 4% 

Per further information write, phono or 

call at the AnociaUon's office, 411 8rh 

Street, Phone 0250. 

• ROLAND ITNUMtt, Secretary 

Expecting 

a House 

Full of 

Company 

This 

Week End? 

inAi 

;-•,,•-• , f \A, '- 

LANDO' LAKES 

KRAFT 

MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 

MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 

HEINZ CHOPPED BA^Y FOOD 

FOODS ' ^ TT1 « 

Tartan PEAS 2 'or 35c i 

•ir 

43 

10 to 

12 Ib. 

Ayg. 

ILK 

Torton LEMONADE 2 tor Kt; , L§ LOAF 

Tartan Sliced DBF 

STRAWBERRIES 2 for 45e | D H t 

HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI . , , , . . 

HEINZ INDIA or HOT DOG RELISH "

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New Jerse/ Capital < 

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News and 

Reviews 

?JtEt t 

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Cwfr 

ii» 

»< rums, 

ij Ki-fs »rt its* 

WMM lh 

I S f U l 

pertasi fw a p.Mat k^taw aa •»« 

a» fw a m« n tte MfeMtte **^ J 

San- Dcw-taaati of 

I Mi i 

1s*e 

• »*e wrfare «f tke grimai tmd i 

B arc brouKht to the aitcn 

' high school students studying 

I History In the course developt 

liiirdina Academy in B 

Thorn.,' bask I, en* of th* 

*nca text* uud In Hi* ceun*. 

FURNITURE 

ANTIQUE A MODERN 

RIFINISHID and 

REPAIRED 

JSTOM CA1INET WORK 

•MERGENCV REPAIR 

llRVICi ON FURNITURE 

KARL NORTH'S 

WOOD SHOP 

•.•shtarad BulMan 

I Streaf appMlf* R, R. Station 

•HONI MM 

[MIDSUMMER 

«n Daily 

O to 9 « Sun, 

insft* 

Store Wide Clearance 

of Spring & Summer Styles 

xnm 

FOOT FLAIR • lilU ANN 

• 5ANOLER OF BOSTON 

• ALLURBS a HUiKilS 

• KIDlTTtS • VOOUt 

HAROLD'S 

SHOE FASHIONS 

9202 Vantnsr AVMIIM 

in Margate 

Phena A.C. 2-7461 

FREE TIRE MOUNTING SERVICE 

[ORE'S FIRESTONE 

Experience Tells 

When to Harvest 

Com, M«lont Must 

b« at Right Tints 

New Law Requires 

Cooking ef Garbaqe 

A State law, making It mandatory 

to cook garbage before feeding It 

ti hogs and requiring the Ileensln 

of all garbage-feeding swine farms In 

New Jersey, was recently passed by 

the Legislature and has JIOW been 

signed by Governor Robert 0. 

Meyner. 

Effective January 1. 1*58, the new 

law names the State Department of 

Agriculture as the enforcing agency. 

The State Board of Agriculture is 

responsible for adopting rules and 

regulations to administer the law. 

the purpose of the new legislation 

Is tb prevent the spread of infectious 

diseases, such as hog cholera, veslcu 

lar exanthema, foot and mouth ills, 

ease, and trichinosis, among pigs. 

Proper heat treatment of garbage, 

which will be required after the first 

of the year, destroys the dlsease,pr0, 

ducing organisms which may be 

gt.-nt in iuch waste material. 

GiauMM Ad, •rlni Quick Ratvitl 

OCiAW CITY 

'ltfitfa]in£*t Forty* 

INTE 

I—German physicM Wltkahn EmraJ ItotwiCMi 

dlMtvrcrctl (X-ny.) HiHdUttir *f Ilia 

alon), 

S-A mtmum laigml touw CA*MiM) Can- 

» UM) tout of TNT !• *x*lM-'« ffftM, 

*—Wwt amnajirA (Walf>7*»»*I«) th«ate •» 

But Gernwuiy. • 

4—ResignaUon. from PreaUtttt KhwMk.war'a 

» cabinet total (fftv) (ir«). 

S—Minintmn «fe for aerfUur ta Ifc* •••*# »f 

6—Afric* ha« a (crealer) (hatft ptnlatlaa 

than Sooth America. 

7—The United State, rank* (tkM) (f«Wtk> 

among naUons popntatlaa-wlM, 

»—A minittcr Irtfea hidiest dlploMtatic dBeer la 

10—The trmnrfer of lh« Pbil«U 

baatlw]] fiwthlM te KaMM 

(before) («fl*r) tk« B4, 

tratufcr. 

Cotmt 10 for each imrt Aok*. A MN of t-M k 

poo.; M.M, ivtrag*! 70^8, laaii M-IM, at^lat. 

Adviccjto 

Nature tovers 

N* Mi a Labartsciaiiif m.mb.r 

el ••rilamant In Inaland. H* with. By CEOHOi W, MiNSIN 

-ty lOlUf PITIIfON- 

OUDfTtR leOMI MOM 

4nw frem hit parly whM h. uw 

Agricultural Aaanf •LIASUM THAN YOUNStTil 

whtn IMUIIUII »« laklni hi, Sometlmei it. takes a little eiiperl. HAVE LONG HAD A .netting 

n.Mon. H. H M hit booh ta warn ence to tell when to harvest vefe. 

Ma BMBIB ef Hi. wsria Mat Social. 

Euspieion that healthy olditera (At 

tables from the garden. Com and 

Um h Ilk* cancer ef Hie Waod .yi. 

more fun out of life than youngaMn, 

cantaloupes are good examples of 

Mm—It .prod, and .ifacki and vegetables that need application of 

To put my theory to a t*at I have 

p y y 

dtatreyt me WdV af a naMen. know'how at harvest time, 

j just j used d two neighbors ihb g gguinea 

i 

Pigs. 

In the Harding Academy course, 

W, Bradford Johnson, extension i One O is "Doe"—a D retired dentM 

of 78, The other U Jack—^who d 

then* goals are set up for each «tu. 

vegetable •pectiUst at Rutgers Unl 

livers newspapers and Is Junt 16, Two 

dent; (1) An understanding of the 

verslty, soys that probably more san 

days ago I rnve each of these males 

world by a atudy of men, places, 

deners let sweet corn stay on the 

small notebook with a pencil at- 

events, and lermg: (2) A knowiedgi! 

stalk too Ions than those who pick 

tached and asked them to jot down 

of the main eras and movements in 

corn at its peak of flavor. 

the next day, In 12 3 order. of oc- 

htatoiyj (J) An appreciation of free, Many pro Tor corn Ir the "Milk" currence, everything they did that 

dum—how difficult It has' been to stage. If you press a jHimbnall Into gave them a definite, unmistakable 

preserve freedortf and how easy It a kernel and it squirts a sap of milky sense of fun or pleuure. 

may be to lose it; (41 A knowledge consistency it's at the stage that Their first reaction was to leak at 

L J 

of toUlitaruuiism, and partkulariy of most persons prefer, — ' " Glheni, " me as though I had lost my marbles. 

the present form of government irf pending on preference, pick It a little iut they apparently decided to 

Russia; an awareness of the kinship sooner or a little later. 

humor me for they agreed to cooper- 

between Communism and Socialism No matter when you pick corn, te, 

and the Irresistible movement toward either u«o it right away or speed it 

totalitarianism; 

to the refrigerator. Sugar in corn AT I Tins MORNING I was out In 

(Si A knowledge of the principles si'on turns to starch In the hot iun he yard when Jack c,ame by on his 

embedded in the United Slates Con- or warm kitchen. 

bike 

si 11 lit Ion—division and separation of To tell when a cantaloupe Is Hunt, 

Diuhortty in Government, represent, lull gently on the stem end. If the 

live Republican form, sanctity of the n'don is ripe the stem will pull awey 

individual, protection for minorities, without leaving any stem attaeh>id 

and respect for minority vlewi. la the Irult. When the stem end 

pulls away clean, says veteran cantaloupe 

raisers, the fruit Is In "Ml! 

Economic Lett From slip". 

Accidents Enormou. 

me eeonomle loos from accidents 

PESTS ACTIVI IN AUGUST 

in tne United Stales in ISSS'would 

Among pests that home vegetable 

I have buUt about 824 Empire state Gardeners have to deal wilh In Aug- 

Bulidlngd, the National Safety Coun, 

ust are homworms on tomato plants 

I cil said loday. And that's almost and corn earworma, 

1 

M.000 noors! 

Dr, Leland 0. Merrjil, extension 

I The mt edlUon of "Aceldenl entomologist at the college of Agri- 

! Facts," the council's statistical ydai* culture, Rutgers University, sugfests 

j book. ju«i off the press, llsis the now to get rid of them. 

nation's loss from all accidents in The big ugly green caterpillars that 

IKS at 11 billion dollars. 

ir. strip leaves off a plant in no 

Motor vehicle ac-ldi-ms duruif time can he especially troublesome. 

I the year eosl B blllian dollars, end Best control lor home gardeners is 

work accidents nearly 4 billion Uu band-picking—4ise gloves if you're 

booklet sutes. 

squeamish—or an old pair of §cis£ors. 

The second brood of these posts 

is due In August and this Is when 

damage is most severe. 

Corn earwerm is alwaysiactive in 

August. Dr. Merrill suggests knock, 

ing out this pest when corn first 

shows silks, using a five per cent 

DDT dust applied with a hand duster 

or paint brush. Repeat in four days. 

The DDT is equally # f f e e i 1 v • 

against European Corn Borer and 

i -eap beetles which are also scriuui 

sweet corn pests during August, 

M Here's the dope you wanted," 

he said with a grin tossing his 

notebook. He waited as I opened It 

and read aloud the following five 

mtries describing his pleasures of 

,he previous day; 

"I Going down to Fersason"» to 

see the Italian sports ear In the win, 

daw. 2. Playing baseball In the back 

lot with the gang, 3 Went on my 

Iks with a couple of friends out to 

the new construction job at the edge 

f town. 4, Had a couple of eheeolate 

sodas at the drug store. 5 Watched 

TV for an hour before going to bed. 1 * 

As Jack's pleasures seemed rather 

iltry 1 asked if this was a complete 

1st. He assured me it was and said 

.liese were the only incidents of the 

lay that seemed worth recording. 

Later in the morning "Doe 11 Saya fight. «. Relishing that iwlu 

•teak my wife fixed for lunch I 7, 

Taking a anaeze after lunch In my 

contour chair. 8. Driving my wife 

downtown past th* lake with the 

beautiful swans. I, poking around 

HM hardware stare, picking out ptrta 

for a door chime I"m building.10. 

Driving home pleasantly anticipating 

two dinner guest*. 11, Enjoying a 

roast chicken dinner with our friends, 

12. Convemlng for a couple hours 

after dinner 13 Crawling Into bad 

thinking how pleasant It is to hit 

the tack ainer a busy day. 

came 

y with his notebook, which listed 

these 13 specific pleasures of the pr#, 

lous day: 

•1. Enjoyed seeing the sun stream 

Into my bedroom when I awoke. 2. 

Had some delicious, pancakes and eof 

fee with my wife out on the sun 

porch, S. Cleaned out the garage—I 

njoy seeing things neat and orderly. 

, Transplanting two rose bushej to 

ake way for my new driveway, i. 

Lying in the backyard hammock for 

few laiy minutes watching two blue 

11 

This (• the MUM af MM tw»*Mk 

piOBMn", In otkar wordi. ft to 'h. 

tine whan ptwpl* on VMatlM—who 

for M waeka of Ike year live In 

af cbttdren i^mal tma 

By and targe, th* nwvAnwit ta 

commendable, and the ndtaa ebrage 

of mod. of living can be neneflci^ 

to body and ipirlt, 'Howenr, to th. 

thouihtleu the ngnkMi «n in 

VO1T« huTDWIdg and unDec«Mry 

pnin and discomfiture. 

Nature Is not In all ncpeeta d« 

pendably kind. Picturesque woodland 

glade, en be the setting not 

only for WyUlc ronuuice but tiro for 

the poltonous stuck of Wood-thlr^y 

things that cr.wl and fly, LUnpld 

streams and tree-sludcd pools nay 

"Y«u may have Implred me to Invite too—truitlng batben into con 

keep a list like that tvtry day,- said laminated waters. Meandering by 

ufioc* after I'd read the Mtries In pnths nay be arpated and bordered 

nil notebook. "1 didnt reallxe I get t-y planu whow folUge la u poison, 

oui as i; U verdaaL 

ad much pleasure out of my retirement 

" 

Treacacry can and frequently dan 

* * • 

wear the attractive dress of beauty 

IT TAKES TIME AND experience —in the world of nature u In tka 

to learn to savor the simple utlsfae, world of people. 

tiona within our reach. VoungiUri 

So, caution la the wach-word. When 

n Menad with energy and itrength 

you go back to nature, u fir a 

but their experiences are limited jnd 

possible be (u» that the return trip 

their senses are not yet fully Ue 

doesnt involve an ambulance ride 

veloped. It Is the seasoned oldatar, 

or a sojourn In a rick-faed. Vaction. 

rather than the aaaaUin youMn*f • 

should he pleasant to remember. 

who is but equipped to reap pleasure 

—Michael a, NawMBB, M. D. 

from each passing day. 

Golden Gleams 

The truth has always been danger, 

ous to (he rule of the rogue, the 

exploiter, the robber. So the truth •QUESTION: 

must be supressed.—Eugene V .Dobb? 

The best test of truth la the power ANSWE«i Ii „.. 

af tM thought to get ttseU accepted 

m tbs competition of UM market, 

—O W. Holmes. 

Sad offers to every mind its cholcs jssm 

between truth and repose. Take 

Tbt lup pr taod 1M 

which you please—you can never 

aver tte 

have both. —Emerson. 

U.S.A. Ii M B IM t aatuaJ 

wan lint, wkta r. .turn an 

lime, whose tooth gnaw* away OTtrtesM-eipMially fa dlld', 

everything else, Is powerless against 

iair, ai »«ll a. fa Ait .f M-ann 

•aa mow wbo art v*ty Hnkl 

truth. -T. H Huxicy. 

One's belief m truth begins with a 

doubt of ail the truths one has lie- 

Ueved hitherto, —Nieteehe 

i-eJ 

fi-t 

DIMM Mtlpni 

u/UEDC CAM ' HAVE 

WHERE |T DONI 

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peals arc fUksd l*v { 

Hi Uw irVCSing ^h"IK if. 

has jititf rflurnet} 

for Auyu?- iseiud- j 

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(Ml! 

MS te belli al 

is ilif new 

with Or, VMLuam B, Can- 

•on as the frmetmr, Or, Cannon 

fa. Ihr Dean si Uie GaniDef School 

fc, JlWT «UI M.TVC JH 

Mns ij0*g el 

a a a «H)t.>mn. ol 

T " *• _ 

en Hint, Than « 

mrr pmsa absuM snnd 

— rfi iliniriM' 

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«*•*»* *•""*. 

THE NATIONAL 

OF OCEAN ^ 

FIRST 

iSBYTERIAN 

[CHURCH 

WiSLEY AVENUE 

RodcJIIff* AlUn 

JST 4, 1957 

*ING WORSHIP 

I A.M. A 11 A.M. 

Damon of 

Dasir." 

JNOAY SCHOOL 

9.-30 A. M. 

Sit FOR ALL AGES 

1ING WORSHIP 

7:45 P.M. 

THEME 

'Tha Lord of 

Quantity" 

flinlftry of Muiic 

Ion Trout Murphy 

lyn Hill LickMd 

Organltt 

Zordial Welcome 

A walls You 

and S«rmon 

ALL WELCOME 

Wow Locafed en the Mainland 

THE CHRISTIAN BOOK SHOP 

AT 109 NORTH MAIN STRUT 

(»il««n Pleasant Avenue and Lake PI.) 

PLEASANTVILLI, N, J. 

Form.rly M rflh Itra«t. OUM CHy 

ME MAD! CERAMICS — GIFTS — NAPKINS — PICTURES 

CARDS — BIBLiS _ NOVILTIIS 

Tim* of Traubla Wa'ra at Naar at Your Phone" 

Established t«f 

|«R, and MRS. A, J. SMITH MR. NIRHRT L, OODFUBV 

MR. Lewis I, SMITH MR. FRANCIS •. TOWNMND 

Outstanding Sympathetic Service 

to the Living 

CtnhaC c^vtnut. iPAone. 0, C. 0O77 

i Funeral Horn* Hat Served Ocean City and, Surrounding ArM 

Continuously far If 

it. John's LuHieran Church 

10TH AND CtNTRAL 

Tha Rav. Prank W, Adlsr, S.TJri., Pattor 

ll PARKINS 10th and 0«an An, far Church and Sunday School 

I SUMMER SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE 

A.M.—THE EARLY SERVICE 

SERMON: PASTOR ABLER 

»5 A.M.—THE CHURCH SCHOOL 

Attendant* Cards given to Viiitors 

A.M.—THE SERVICE 

•MMOMi TfM IMV, DONALD 0, DOLL 

Mr. and Mm. Paul H. Wail, Mini.try 

ofMoiic 

JaaMMHa) Darby Stakai, Soloiit 

cotnpl*t»ly *4r conditioned for all lervice* 

includins Church School 

ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL 

MTH A WIST AVINUI 

|iM A. M THE SERVICE 

smMeMi THE *ev. CARL w. wuitt 

Eitelli M. Adlar, OrfanW 

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 

Eighth 

Street and Central Avinvt 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th 

IN THI CHURCH 

A. M. and 11 A, M., Identical Services 

TOPIC: 

"GRACE ANt 6RASSttOPfWS" 

Dr. Wlffiam & Guffkk 

Ifflmer Solo Ouarl*t Sing* at £vmry Service 

pi«« HtrMrt»i, Swprano W«H»r Frorfarickt, Tflnar 

I Rachal Arm»tron(|, AUo Merip Martyn, Bhown during Sun, School 9 a, m,—Kindergarten in the ParFirst 

M.lh,,,li«i Church in the Moi-r- 

Ish House (older children go to 

lyn Theatre at 7iM, 

lliOO Morning Prayer Church with their parents i, 

11 a. m. — Morning Prayer and 

A native or London, Enylmid, Dr, 

n first Sun- 

1 by DavM 

Tuytor o* TiicMay at » p. a. la Uie 

II04at BbrsjBne at lhe imxLtim of Mm 

Slusiner AuxUUry of Mo Flrtt Ilath- tra on televiaMB. fra JMNI M 

odlat Chun*. Tbe nwrtlha ia open to America patterna ItMlf after tin) 

«Ma|r thtlkf* It Ma* •»« «faaa» tkaMkV 

ActKe In the church and c mamWcr 

•of tho Woman'. ««lrty of ahrbttan JanvnaaMh «* • WDht lay, 

prvlte, M*» lûl aeries u pro- IrVMt VrMtl «MI MaaMlh 

taotlan aecrrUry of lhe BrUtetmt Jy WM « • bak* 4ft? «it|> OPM* 

District WJ5CJS 

Htm tm «K#aud and w. IMo O*n«V 

Tbe author win bom In ftroUnn* V pmo iintvMk i U M irvtti iti aat dd*«* 

but at present livea near Valley *t ki* ««k, aiak«« ttp m ll km 

Ftorjic which is Ute crtlbM fvr «mc 

i t* *ot 4nwn a 

of the dramatic scene* of On, haak account of ike tHp. It 

Mra. Paul wan educated Mi ftiHa- is ttt* flnMuad imanL 

drlphka and New Yot* an* aervva 'Our Trip ta> Canada 

Y.W.C.A. Girls' Secretary In 'On July 17, 1M7 ma want lar a 

Johnstown. Pa idter ake lau(M rtou. »day ncatkaB »• Canada. 

in tile Philadelphia Public School We bad aU Mir MnidiMnna m 

System She Is a tmmtoet at th« we went ta tbt FmMaVlttialfrBaaaV 

tlniecrioh Club of Ocean city «nd Ihg SHthere Law HmUa* M* »t 

Ule NaUiaway Shakûpcarc dob ot 10th at. t*ien w* to* * nuH* bMa 

Itiilwlelptila. 

I* eat and aot tbe irain Mate *"* 

at. atatlan wawn ire aot UuvJ 

The devotional meditation will be thia tine It * M tIM "iCoaoBlal- tat 

presented by Mn. ArOlar Ostnnder. 

Patricia Howes, violinist, will play "Thete IB Borton m aarw auah 

"Berceuse" from "Jocetyn" by God. Plaow aa «• (In -n«-e lhe Aiat 

urd and "Adoration" by BanwskL American m ahot. OM MMfe 

Me will be neeomiuiiled by Chlrieae Chnrch, Old State Houw. OW •nHk 

noberts, • 

MaMIH Mouat, Lnogft-UoWa HsiM, 

Mrs, D, Roseee Faunce la the h«. HarvaM Man. rattttute at nek. 

Lesa rhalrmnn asststed by Utt, Harry notary, WayiMe Ian (iltaMgk It M 

B. Baxter, Mm, Filbert Canon, Miss und*r eMatnMUMI we al«ppli U 

Audrey Davis, Mrs, Ralph Fax, airs, tafea anaMMMil, VMM, ConKmuUoo, 

Hiram Crone. Mrs, Frank M. Gray, Bunker Hill Honuawmt. P1ytn«iHi 

Mrs. Oliver Haloes, Mr, Robert K Mask, Paal tovenrt Moan* aM MW 

Hunter, MM, Waller Hall, Mm, In atlien, 

Scott JohiHon, flr, Mr. Ernest S. "nm w went an to qucb«. D M 

KurU, MM. 0, Watson Lambert, Mrs. IMtteaal AlrtM flew o. to Mo»- 

John B. McKinmm, In, PariMr IU. treal M nan taonlrml we Oew to 

ler, Mrs. Joel A. aMt, Jr. MM, Al 

bert NlehoLwn. Ih. WWfM E, 

NorUl, Mrs, F, B. Todd awl MM. 

Herbert Wilfc, MM Mn. I*MT) COX 

from ihv University 'Coltets of Wnles 

al Aijcrjiilwyth, He graduated from 

the Theological College at 

A Crowing Gm Utility . , , 

NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS CO. 

Th« company to Jwnofiting from Naw Jarsay't rapid 

•conomic and population growth, itimulatad by recant 

••mpiMton «f supsr highwayt and brMgM, An intatrshv* 

•UM promotion campaign of •ppliincM, wntinumj #xpaniion 

of hMiHtiai »nd an inerMMd. «upply mt «aiur«l 

gas fNil tail could indicata a itaady rka) in Mrningi 

•v»r 4ht yMri. Uii coupon balow far thg latMl roport. 

WOODCOCK, HISS, MOVER « CO., INC. 

Mambarti 

Naw York Stock Inching* PhiU.-Balto. Stock Ixchang* 

American Stock Ixchanga Attociatlon 

193 SOUTH BROAD STRUT, PHILADELPHIA f, PA. 

KINGSLEY 5-7200 

Oeam City RaprsMn.ativa 

ARTHUR L,*AniN 

845 BRIGHTON PLACE 

Ptwna 3294 IVaningi and Witk Ind« 

aantltrntn: PlMia ••»* ma, without eeltfitltn, your latoat 

an New Jtrwv Natural Olt Co. 

CITY ., ZONE rr«vn 

US to AUCHM 

Lani Me* Coarty C«M) 

Holy Trinity church Is always op- 

yNtewyUi and did Pastoral 

en lor your prayers and devotions. 

at Bala Theologicsl Colki:e 

While the Chapel is being redecor- For four years ho tvaa tho mlniNler 

ated, the Blessed Sacrament is In the of lhe AlBVle Prcsbytertan Church 

church 

at Swansea and for Beven years lhe 

| pastor of Uie Llandinam Presbylpr- 

SECOND CAM MAY BAPTIST ! ian church, one of lhe oiit>:iand)n£ 

j ehurthes of Wales, 

Rav, Harry F. PlndahMn, Paitar !>r, Thomas representeil Uie Pl-us, 

Sunday Church geiiou! ot 9:45 a, m, bylerian Churches of Wales at the 

Albert Wells i» Uie superintendent. World Council which met in 

Tile lisson this Hctk Is: "Ruth A Evanston, 111,, in 1B54, 

F&reigner who won tier way". There 

lie came to the First PreshylGr, 

Js a class for every a;|e and a qual- 

Ian Church of Gerniantown in 19SS 

ified teacher for every elacH, Don't 

and his ministry ih**re ha^ altracLyd 

SEND your ehlltii'en to SiuiilGy 

enlliusiasiie thronjiji, 

School, BRING them with you and 

slay to study the lesson. 

Ilr, William R, aufflck, mini.Ier 

of the church, will preatil at the 

Worship" Service begins at II 

9 and II a. m. services. 

o'clock with Mrs, Marj- E. Pashicy 

The Summer Solo Quartet will 

playing the oraan prelude. The 

sink' at all services, Howard GDhart 

choir will sin" lhe piece nuide ram. 

will lead the evening son;* service. 

ous by the Billy Craham Crusade, 

"How Great Thou Art," The Pastor 

v/HI preach the sermon, after which 

the Ordinance of Uu> Lord^ Supper 

«-iII bo observed. 

Evening service begins at IM 

with a Gospel Hymn.sina, Sermon 

by Uie Pastor, 

Wednesday cvciiinij at B o'clock 

|y The Hour of Iiikplrallun, The 

class is studying the Lord's Prayer/ 

TJiHrsday evening al 8 o'cl 

*"' refmarsal. ' ""- *" 

FIRST INIIMYT1RIAN 

7th and Wesley av. 

Pnachlng Chrlrt CrucHlti, Rlifn 

Rav. William Radfllff* Allen, Pastor 

B:JO a. m—Moi ninj; \VorRlli|i, Slissaae-"Thc 

Demon of Ucilii 1 lion Tbe onnouced General thi* Servh we* the AdainJtr WMaMntent 

M Samuel T. Freeman and Co.. 

of phllHlelphls. a* aurtkneen of a 

tract of land owned by the Man! 

i/overmnent in Lower Townatbj, 

Cape May County, 

One hundred and eight a m of 

land ortglnally pntuat ln> Mai 

government for use 1B (be Care May 

Canal project wUI be offered at pa*. 

lie auction on Friday, Awut M. all 

1 p. m The sale wfflt be M M a ] 

at toe Erna fin boiuc as Wimli I, 

Beeauae of the el«e iiroxliiilty ^ 

the ppopeiw to Gape May cl^, 

aboui half a mile away, considerable 

Interest has been ettgend£f¥d among 

building developers of tne area. 

Brother*, Sitter* 

Traffic Deaths In Fara W«>H In Gamtt 

Downtrend for Week Wednesday morning turned out te 

Far Iliu lirsl Lime in two months be a (cnsatlonal party day for the 

traffic deaths in New Jersey showed children at the Flinders Hotel. 

a redueiion from lust year. Attorney Three brothor-sUter teams wen 

General Grsver C, llichman ^Jr, an, present, ail of them dolni; well in 

ncitiiccd today. 

competition. One set was David and 

Diirlnyjthe week ending Sunday Diana Keller of New Moonfleld, Pa,, 

ere were 11 trsOlc fstall- who did well in the Sioaieac Baee. 

a «o*li>rr rj ln>e liter ei BnHiwjifrfl StiMn Matnw W Ua 

with IT lost in the correspshdlng 

flrookr. N. J., also showed aâg 

week of last year, lie said. The Ho" 

likUls in Siamese Racing, Tina Skns 

total was brought to 44? as against 

of BithlehaM, Pa., pravod to be a 

411 on the same date last year, 

ver»' rtiani sHnott Sayj player, n-MIe 

"This u the first lime since late 

lusan ItoUiicrman of Pittsbuig, Pa,-, 

.May that traffic deaths for a week 

•nd Don Mn-seh.il of Clsdwyne alto 

ut*re lower than in the correspond* 

seemed to be enjoying thenuelves. 

". 

Hi; week of 1086," Mi .niehmnn said. The final set of agile players v«re 

• '1 his raises the hope that it Is the Michel! and Andrei 

Silo a. m—Sunday Schuol for ihe 

stiirt of a trend of improvernent that 

whole family. William V, Wvnce. 

v. ill carry through to the end of the 

general superlntcnileni, ckic.Nt leiu h, 

vi»ar," 

or, John Duff, Pillsliurj,', I'u, tlahaiii 

for all ages, 

10;4S a, m— OruDii Meilliulion, 

11 a, m,—Murnliiu Wur>hlii, Nui». 

eiy for iiresthool children in Ihe 

I Church tioii*c, Me-.saMe, "The 

Demon of Desire". 

iiM p. m.—Intennediatc and Senior 

Christlon Endeavor. 

7:S0 n, m,—Oryan Meuiu (luii. 

T;4S p, m,=Eveiiina Wur>Jii|i. .Mis. 

sage * "The Lord of gjuanlity". The 

£hoir under the direction pr Mrs. 

Marion Trout .Murphy will sliiJ4 ui 

both services. 

lynday* Aueuit 4^^ 

YounM People lelivc lyr Child 

Evangelism Bible Conference, 

Aututt Ml~ 

VouilM People's Conference, Victor, 

ious Life. Conference, Keawick, New 

Jeracy, ] 

W*dntiday, AufUit 7— 

•Nidwecli "Bible Btuily Hour", You [ 

are cordially invited to spend an in* ! 

teresthiir hour of sinning and Bible | 

Study, Question Bos. The paginr 

la conliiiujnii a hlurty In "The hir- | 

ablcs". 

1 , Elienberger of 

Oala, Fa, These two showed amazing 

prowess in bubble Wowing 

Try Ocean CHy JMrskanta Flr»t 

» a, m.—The Early Sonlee. Tile 

sennon - "The One In .Many", The 

solo*"O Divine Hcdcemei" , Uound, 

Helena Hand,, soprani;. 

9:4ft a. m.—llie Chiircli School. 

Classes for all age*. Ntirsciy Ihraugli 

Adull Departments, Vhilcm, ahvays 

welconief aitendanc'j card* given. 

Cathedra] Film* hi ^tiund and color 

shown during instrticlioii Period In 

all dcparlmenU. 

11 a, m,—The Service, The scr. 

ir.on Tile Bet', Donald O, Dull, Pas. 

inr 81, Paul's Lutheran Church. Aidmoie. 

Pa. The AnthcRi .The Chancel 

Choir, The solo-"My Redeemer and 

My Lord". Buck, JeanncIU: 

Stokes, The Epistle. Humans 8: 

The Oospel. Mark 8: !•». Sunctuaiy 

h aircondiilyiied throughout; free 

liarking at corner or loth and Ocean 

av, for all services. 

I ST. JOHN'S LUTHIRAN CHAPEL 

' Mfh and Wnt Avenue 

i »;4, 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

lOHl and C.ntr.l Av.nim 

Tile Rev, Frank F. Adlir, S.T.M., 

Pacnr 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Well, Ministry 

•f Music 

The fevMth Sanday after Trinity 

1 ) a, m.—Churvii Kihool. con. 

I dueled by Pastor Gild Mrs. Carl W. 

| Weber. 

II a, m.-The Servitc. The Scr. 

ninn-The Rev. Car! W, Weber. Paslor 

Si, John 1 If we hold cruans, karWr 

reientmeiit *ffcich builds up 

into bitter hatred, if we art 

eemUntly and dtttructiVtif 

critic*! #f thoae BpsuBd n*. 

we i»Uted baild an in.ur- 

MouktaUc waH bejUreM ouraelTea 

**d Gad and ayr 

prartrt will be In ••!•. By 

our unforjivinr, we creata 

our own h*ll an *a\rtk. 

Nothlns save, divine power is capable 

of doing so much for man as he 

can do for himself — Mary Baker 

Wdy, 

HimSCRY SOBOOl 

CiNTJtAL AV1MUE 

IsparlantaMl Tnrfian 

»;ii A, M, te IIIH p. M, 

ACM in; 

Phone 179T-M 

4 Prof«ftfon«il 

if a 

Pregr 

Jfoff 

HELPFUL HINTS 

(UMfvl bit* or trrfornMtion 

ta lighten your daily tfwrM 

•round tha home.) 

eoLoit ff 

•IMM TO MAPMM 

MMI •MORAtlON 

In planning the Interior decoration 

ef ôur home. It la well to 

keep In mind that different colors 

do different thlnjjs to your roona 

, , , and to you. 

Blues, greens and K 

are cool and fepifut, T%ey 

generally considered recedlnl 

Dr. Ross H. Stover 

colors that "push" wills back, 

making rooms appear to be Ur- 

ECT. 

Warn colors like red, (red 

orange, yel!ew4range and yeJlow 

are cheerful and warm. They arc 

considered advancing colors that 

can make your walls seeni closer 

!, I.iiiluiiiii Church, Muy. and rooms appear imaller. 

fair, Phlladeliihin, The Sulo."l!.vo 

Hath Not Seen • • (;aul, Cdilli Evanii, 

conlrultu. 

CALKING It IAIV 

Correct calking la easy if you 

fallow thne three easy uteps. (11 

Make sure the surface Is dry and 

frae from dust, potty, paint, etc.; 

i2i Rub Luueed oU over UM turface 

to be calked: (3) Apply culk 

Ing compound with a putty knife. 

a«aaf ââaK 

and Honorary PrMMant, Omn City Tabamacl* AuoclaHo 

August 

V "•• 

Lpundry Scrvic* 

Alwtyi at Ideal ClaaJMft and 

Laundarettc. BW AAulv Avenue 

in Oe«n City. Or Phone wm 

It Won't Be 

Long Now 

AND ITS COMING 

EXCLUSIVELY 

10 

MflNV and KYI' WIAR 

rat A«»Tr. Av*. rlwii 1fM 

^•frt, t 

1% 

- -•"- , .: _ ' 

Summer Tutarin 

raRENM LAN9UA0CS MMtOIAL 

SOCIAL STUDIES ARITHMETIC 

MATHEMATICS TYf*eWRIT»M 

CMOLISH SH#ltTHi|NB 

SCIIMCCS 

Intensive CtacUnf 

12 W. rWrMNTM STREET 

flmn City 2S30-W " 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

Assn., Ocean Gty, N. J. 

7ITM SEASON AV€0$r 41% 

»^ A. M. 4^ n^ ii K --wmau. SBWICB 

Wn wm an luamm WBUY AVL, 51* TO ** »s. 

Dr. Wjjliam R. Cannon 

Dean, CandUr SCIMSICT Tjiaology, Emory U'nivarmlly, 

! 10KH. 

AT THE 

fONSYLVANIA DUTCH 

fe"' J 

"Ham and Fanty Food" 

DINNER 

to 11 A. M. 4 P. M. to 7:30 P, M. 

LY ME, FUNEKAL RE, AMISH VANILLA PIE 

***HWKC A.venue and Plymouth Place 

6KB6I COHICK 

'•aVseneKeâêKen «êL. 

On the Boy ff\ 

h KIC' 

.lues. 

M«a Oman 

in M Dt 

M Jwtr 

The AilaBtte CStr-OepM CUy are*. Sat* hi flilmiBIU ... 

•hie* koi plated MM u (May, K M M af «he wind* . 

iii»i4i. leaaaai Iws sf I Heard A Fsna pnnrns 

'•» ts wiiiijj. Uw liwaHas Gnni SWM« Adriaa* , 

of Itef.«•*.-—Mr. George Irani • • 

sin .ill briar Hi nria Miiral re- Stadent Pim .. 

ni la ike c»fm Piavbow in' KM Me ABB . 

fiarri Nm, YMAr. AOJUJ • * iTua Jodv 

Smater, Anjn-J 11 L'Ariaieane Su.u- . , 

of taw few rmakuai High Jinks .. , . 

cm* al tSsw tusawt • ill nti nt»»> of Hard? ......,,, 

(» of hb rare qqumKn • a Mr. Tom Perkins 

pnamting hts an i Seleeuoii .... ... 

•«. snfs. daarw, whi-4. .—- 

i at nt, Aiter ui. rou eaal 

anl iecaBd bne and aiil kevp -me 

foot en firî 

MTSTIRIOUC INMM 

Waiter Tjpe>- «a* amazed at :ke 

w iy the mystery he bad been reading 

turned out. uni0 be dlsroVffred 

ihil he h»d read up to PMe 1M in 

one hook »nd nnisbed UK other SW 

in anpihef—The Columbia '§ C, ! 

State 

Music Pier Concert Programs 

^' — Oran Fuhrmon^ Conductor — 

at • ». M. 

Ld Duau E. 

.... HzD Mr. (V 

.. DRW ' Maj of Ike Wood 

tMttn 

, Km ; Bhie&Mi af BapfMn-si . . HarBUtl 

Mr E*«ird Saerter 

RwdSW-rj Martini* 

seel 3s sscual fre* eoae^f: go 

Muê Pier m Oê^n Ct3 -sSKi 

n-ftit st t oîoek. 

Tbe efaors^ i% directed 

C. Daelp, »i!B naabf-J! s 

at utonpuiil. 

Tbe pser prof; km folkc-ii 

Muse of Ij/e 

G.•>?•(•: 

2 Plays Slated 

For Small Fry 

Wyott Earp to be 

at Gotewery, Set. 

T* «o« two fcnrtajT .hotiM 

b, a tarn f« «»» J*HI»«« ._•< 

fntk tato liSh| 

Week it Sted Pfcr 

EHUHH • ttal bffl and gull M 

ciiBib adult. >f to* f«»rt cab 

jo, BIT taesu*. 

Tnk Samrttf, Aopwt I. at I p BV 

MONMv.Auturr M 

-Tfcr Adwotmrw ofWritt Earn mil 

to N««rt W IB* fanioiH Jiae 

Friml Voor* I* 3*5 He«n Alone 

D*»oBd CBfldmi-. nmn « WJ 

Mr Bay D»Voll Gite-.v in tamm Pwal. The lamed 

Gkf*M!a .......... 

U.oua «f the «a «0I be it ine 

If: CUamane Mavi . 

sir MM ibMrptafe of tun wlta 

»a MJUiTaMM o« tooth and colorful 

hiUriou. BOOTH of th- SUNDAY - AOCUST aft, La Ferta Suite 

thmntn in a tile nerer befure 

dan wfceo tow t«BH»»i rewaded JOB JiOih»d Dor Soprano SaniM ftowm Wa}-ne IM an TV. smut er sttmwitb 

tbe aaiBfi of Jol*on Fey. Leon. Mr ây DryoU Tesor Mr. Tss 

Thf fsD«M Salorday, Aupul 10. 

ZKcfdd Mr. Edward loRtH' Barttane A FraufHa JI«n* 

Ih* SiudRil Taeatr* of Summit. N. 1 . 

Jnact'i ad lib tales of hk Mend- • • 

n,o^s to IB* Oalnt»T for the d». 

vr rp% -mrah Ed0e Cantor, bs phone ' ©feeros Q*vrtiir¥ We$er Bandwagon 

hrlnfiil -BiiaprtJlflliUll-, a Ihr**- 

t-lb to Im -——«• and ill tn> The Row of TMee Bali Serenadi 

TBS»OI aft pttj •«« BIU« md danfin» 

of thr rcponin tnat hn e» I Mr. Eaj DeVon Mr. Ray 

"iBM jJw* «fll b* prewflied at th* 

him lo milljoos. mfl be f»» Ball« Huiic "FiB»" , Conmxi Sllnl D'ABWUF .. . 

M» pffforminr* JI 1 p m. 

u'«) in tin, mural rnmye. Jo VCBI Vint .... Counod Boouny Life 

H*rsrr". Rk-hini r*Mfr will portfay the 

But >hflr Ccarxw will domtnjtf Mbs> MDdred I3)ar ' MUt Mildred 

'ill uRSir,r»J!t lawmin of DodE" 

msr hr uilJ By no nwm be s DSMT of IB* Dolls - PDldiBi 

tMt tin Siiurd« ia • romijl' tootin' 

tltow Whh Bin -ill be Ihc rUngrn SoOf Tijrnrt 

alimiuf* filled »T.fl srtion. sus- 

Hit PirMr ruBcvn—SuuiiB* Can. . Mr. Ednrd RoKkrr ' Mr Tom Ptrkla 

ITIW* »rd liolMtr 

Mesac) , NaiiaBal Erob4i JUKB B«l.-> Rio Hha 

"E:jmpel5fdutiR" stH fearure the 

iladill—•!» »[JI trtilf > vinrtj oi - .^— :^-____—,—_ _ _-. ^^—- 

ifnsf caa t!!J! thniled more than 

MJ fhiSdrM in Julv «ilh its prewn- 

'""""**"" Baritone Mw. 

tauoe of The Masir Sh»«", Writ- 

1*8 aai dlrened bj ConstaBW C«B^ 

tootununj sulk thr nnfly tbcntt «. . j -,. , , Male Chorus on n Lnu, ihi. mackal lw» i- idapt 

~it.br mutDiasiat ncvriiag w Sing* Sunday Night 

i! Iruu the famous fjin loir Hint 

Torn Orroll >tg wOl tan out Be.p:«* 

• iih mutit and daBcing i 

•o -e« 'nai ««ft ballad, to rraii 

fciarriBs in "RuBp*laillfkln" will 

rock n roll 

Pier Saturday be Grsr* ABBf fch»eit»r. the son- i 

Bill aloa>i •• hr JHW] Bari.if 

drrfuj dJJJtTf o/ "TTi* Mj£(c Shoes"* 

BI *nd out of aetiaB dnrmj lh» ere 

Germantown Group • !M fiii p*fforined in London and ; 

mi'.i, lae Metfopaliun Opera Co. 

Imp of UMOIH. w n jod 

in Annual Concert lw eta of profrt-ioaaJ jounj p4a> 

The 

'!> hue been lourine the lunoai 

Ibf Park in Phaiv. 

t4«k thU iumnier and also 

Five been jeen on TV, on radio and 

Patter of the Pran 

JI morse houê^. 

Both ehfldren'j shows wfli be at! 

YOU CANT 

is* Gateway at 1 p n. There ire : 

' reduced rates for groups. 

: 

•arid. ri 

m«ht 

MJ»r «tep IB 

D4U MMM f 

PRANK MMHt papular l«nofi h 

•mtti • l l| 

George A, FUmida Bt«rt M»r tathe 

Her, or 

Ailtntie City .miouncn the «pp*«r- for • duet, 

•jite of the fanoiu ndlo and t«J#. b 

Showing the hallmark of | 

East Coast's finest buffet in 

cate because popularity den 

it so. Establishing the fact that ft* 

celebrated buffet of the f 

Room is now a twice dally i 

Noon and evening. At prix 

By the sea In AtlanUc City at % ^ 

Hotel Dennis, 

Nmor 

NATIONALLY 

• 19 FAMOUS 

RESTAURANT 

SEAFOOD 

I 

JOPEN DAILY 

FROM 

12 Noon to 9 P. M. 

>rlMARKET . 

8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

9 A. M.— 

Take Home — Ready to Serve 

COOKH) HOME-BAKED GOODS 

Sun* - Pies - Cakes 

ami A.Mfa>:30P.li 

2:30 wd 8:30 P. M. 

. -K; 

CWtt MONMAM^ Prop. 

:9ifi 

Sf£fD BOAT t/DCS G 

I 

? •,*•• 

PraiM- from F 

I Love the *e 

T,-u« 

Hyan 

Tke Anicrican ban .on* Ed- • Dwp R«er 

ward RmwfcfT. wiU appear Sunday : Voni: S«eT Walk 

erenin& as a MNUHU gue« artisi 

willi tbe Orean ai>- orell«tra on the Man* of ibe MB««««T 

Musk Pier. 

So M*B u u ] 

This rersadle uizrr has earaed Aotuma 

emousiaaJr noti«< all ever the Deep Purpie ._.„._ 

eastern United Slats for his egs- Ghe Me Your Tifed »sd Poor 

sit sppemnnees w^tth ss^miiDony SOIJSIST 

enshenras u* ia Ii«ol open. K. BeUere M* If A4i*T!»«e CiiHrM 

To*ee aas iB^fsal ps^#r as4 his . Vouog Caarsis 

nnpressr.- phyiiijoe grre him auther- AD Ihe thmti Yea Art 

itjf in many leadins oantose roles Tie Way Von Loot Tserthon 

tne am. O Cod OHf MB In Ar~ P*',- 

Whirly-Bird to Herald Arrival 

of Hunt Circus Here August 12 

Lorerj of the Big Tap—and 

an thousands—in. anxioujly anil- 

Ing the arriFa] of Jfondaf-, Au-Ht 

17 when tne well taown Hum prm, 

Cbûi wOl return to Ocean Car BB« 

more tor two perfomunee* aader i 

he atispkn of the nwank Ctab I 

ThU elaborate show, one of tke 

last niecenfbl onei nnder turn 

agata will be «t up on Wed « M. 

tween «h and «h st»_ where B ill | 

I offer aflenuson and ' 

More than an years old, toe Hurt 

Broi, CTretnj offen • new program 

»Hh more man SO arts appeariBz to 

Ihret rings in 11 aetion.packed dto- 

kiwanlwu are now wiling tickrt, 

for the cirrus, with a than of the 

proceed* golnE Into tfc, eiab-i fnna 

for underBHTDeged ehndrn sad 

otter welfare purposn. 

Bunt B. make* Its 

rlf hi in New Jener at , 

and a number of IU top 

taT* been wen on n 

»ia*d eirem tnawB out 

eafh tS, 

One of the featurM this ftir 

be an aerial Paul Revere 

Ine publie, from , hWiceptS 

'whlr^.hu-d-, tnat the drK 

arrtwd^ Thl, u&jm heSSfer 

tae only one owned by ri 

in the world and its 

t»n for promotion rf thr 

gained widMBiead attatjon 

NOW 

I OPEN 

UNcour - 

RESTAURANT 

AIR CONDITIONED 

9th MM nd W«Uy 

"CmsMwilfy Good" 

sntviNG 

•MAWAST . . .it, fa 

ft 

MO* SdO P.M. 

DINE WHERE THI VIEW 

IS ALWAYS EXCITING 

OVERLOOKING 

THE BAY 

FINE SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

n* aa «e

f-T-" 

ij —- .^^^P ^^^^ ^^Tr j ^• M *" •" * faa*»_ 

F. P. RlSTIRE ft Co 

5 Ticitts $ 1 

OfT 

f^JtHoBtm 1 Stholar Docs Keseordi AflTlfent Ctrff lisS&Ss""" 3 

«=b— *_ôi/«eôj^ Res*toRnej i2ffg|gi| 

«i 

. UUUUi. BH HWLp ' 

=t, r>eta 

toe 

* af 

^Ôolûltiiow 

11 

£*«* *,«•»» far 

mm ¥B**Z • UA , ^ a, 

J«M»S, Pt,, J«i* can* k tes3«-- 

-*; BonaocB.4um.ff - ^ 

! MiTrOtif s the oory mrrmng trart of Iwdnoud forest S^^^S ** S °* 

rttt corcred tfat Batioe before rbc arrinl af Ue whitr )jâ fa ew«im 

-^ _ , s Mi dmlfj la tW rori^ in*miii_ *l, aaie *,»ir: 

iS«- thWIT IEHB SO* ite I U I. Bf a HS5 UfXIM> 111 I »| ll 1 BHie • V' l*ii»i»»«» 1M wm am- 

CrrjM laDwf to H« Catnlla. 

HIGHWAY 

HOBBY 

OCEAN CltV AMI MA0DONFIfM> 

1316-18 BOA«0WALK **• 

MODELS, CRAFTS, TOYS, PHQTO SUPtUB* 

SUPER VALif$ 

MODEL MOTOR BOATT ^ 

Ready to Run 

Regularly $S,9I 

Our Special Price 

•4.95 

THE LARGEST and MOST MODERN 

TOY and HOBBY SHOP . 

ON TMi JERSEY COAST 

•sfaMMM*- IMS 

EVER PAINT OVER WALLPAPER 

Even a Child Can Do It 

with 

.?.»^H ê. -1- 

••>i 

D ECO 

WICK 

Stop by Our Window We'd Like to Show 

You Two Children Actually Doing U, 

and Proving It's as Simple as: 

Stt 

n 

DONE 

PHIL TURI 

MONTGOMERY 

721 

4 '"• 

AVE. 

AS 

FRIDAY'S THI BAY BETWltiN 

^30 AND MiM AJM, ^ 

ill J- YOU'LL AOXSK 

A CHltD CAN 

RIOHf HIM IN 

v

Sri -' • j 

tat* 

Phon* 3380 

14 r-M. Sunday* 

10th Sfmtt 

oi Boy 11 wii 

PHONES 

227V or 2437 

Foods 

rtn 

SCALLOPS 

BUNKER 

MINNOWS 

CLAMS 

SHINERS 

SWIFT'S PREMiUM 

TODAY'S 

GREATEST 

MCMMEU'S 

BACON - 79c 

mm 

GROUND 

BEEF 3 98c 

HOMEMADE 

HOMEMADE 

FREEH! 

TABLE CLOTH 

•zo.14 * 54 

I'' -. 

far VI 

Pl ~*— irlfiftflinr 

imnz 

- î| L 1 

Ijen Urtai, ea 

IlKf lltSlliRl 

Urges Control 

of Rt DtanMri 

* , 

News of Somers 

by Mra,'j*Hy Sad- ' 

,4f- pfê Print toby Parade 

infrws Now Open 

B.-ara(n. 

III, lina,,. 

i;K(i«yeri. t 

fierier 8a 

mmir Bn« 

MHUIMBI mu 

ki STUB, nun-, .in- 

Jilliiv 3B)n JI ?»•• 

mar ii j aartiil 

3e saa? 

^^j p-5i 

f.jniactini Mfi 

Jofln.on lv , it 

n In 

The Home of the Famous 

Cinnamon Buns and 

Goods Made With Butter] 

DANA 

OUR 27th YEAR 

Open Daily 8:30 to 5:30 P.M. — Clowd Srnff] 

8th STREET and MOORE AVEN« 

(On 8th SrrMt>iMtwMn W«t and i«y 

» 

PLATT'S MIDSUMMIR 

FURNITURE CLEARANCE 

• ^ '.>^-i .^ 

Convidcd in 

Rosd Crash 

POINT—Morris S. Davli, 

hiloclolphin, who WM InvolvBd 

WITH YOUR FAVORITES 

If It Swims and Is In Season. We Have It 

Cooked Sea Foods to Take Out 

CRABMEAT - SCALLOPS 

SHRIMP 

FT CRABS • DEVILED CRABS 

COLE SLAW 

FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 

EPPER HASH • POTATO SALAD 

Also: Our Own 

FRIED CHICKEN 

OYSTERS 

CLAMS 

LOBSTER TAILS 

LOBSTER MEAT 

SOFT CRABS 

We Deliver - - - Phone 1348 

SPENCE'S SEA FOOD 

SEA FOOD MARKET mnd KITCHEN 

10th STRUT and ASBURY AVENUE 

«»'•«-. 

THE QC1AN CITY 

Scout Offkials Speak as Upper 

Lots of Bicycle Race Action 

Group Opens 1957 Fund 

Slated flf Ififtfrt Ft, Aug. 11 

PALERMO — O N * IMC prat •uMnMa, wuutinaoUrr at Troop K. 

Jules J. Kialn SOMHIS WINT-A WIN iptttal «VlW. 

dut o» to* Sooth Jtntr Council. Hrtmt lav Jr. si L ppcr Tawnghip announced at the UM «€•! 

Uw 1M7 twmjuieo, urged the volus- I Been rated good itnruiJ 4 

t«n to set] share* in lay Scmting 

is all people af the communivy be- Mary Hesa received on 

cause the SeauUng program pro. *"! county award fur lisr rsrart 

dDces better eiUaens (or tomorrow ' teei SaUg Lou WiOt -nfsd tarse 

B is important, the Rev. Mr. Mur-, HnBenu fur her imeMiDiJ .llnnnj^ 

pr.o wld. 10 make each person in i Atf«ie Weak FKHivad cwn axmilime, 

the community reaiiie that he has a *"•* «"• T (food ami «ni-« [1BS> 

rnpontlbilitj to scouting, reenved two sKeUuiits ui.i inu JUMI 

Dmkl naaraer, ieaal UKUIIK, tor their liiniih unit iuuu Uioiias. 

iiiited ibe worken in the dMjioa v«ronjea ITuyar "ncaiveii ui !•.* 

at the area and showed a movie io i» at - * »«?• 40011 Bit 1 4LIUU 

fuiUiariie the workerii with ta«r '°r ilHr areaKiati mil attr- 

Jot ^ * ttlfis W«vj*r iiiit ^'I^yflia . 

First Sgl. Thoous J. Spalol. t,p,jer aua 1 aarf n hi- tm~ *r 1 

Tuwruhip drive chairman Lt Ru- mwniuil. ttUKtiai n ,tlmr 

AJph Schonch, scoutmaaler of Tram I B ffauj ttii..; u 

Airman ilei LouU J. Cete= Es- wi*r« uiia n iit *—l 

plQre= advisor of Troop 19; Dar? r T bicycle racial with several Amij 

tor U» chlldron of ionen Point, UM 

Mala •v«Bl Being a Rollfaft Dtrof 

for winntn of the other toji' menls, 

A »tw ReDfaat bieyele wUl ho award. 

sd tte winner 

The children 

.. With the special invl 

utkm •vent, Uw 1M7 proer.m will 

Ilulihinson ri-porlMl thai "informs be eves lafier. 

liun rerclved >l»lcs thai adjacrnl to i 

tLd Deauyiilr Inn, which is a three- Tw atMtawr rhMn rram all 

atury hotel, there is erected above . •v*r M» Untftd IliNi wNI mtf 

gmuiid at 1,000 gallon gasolise tank. a S»Mll« iwni In Mi. MyT 17 

Iniornutiun further atites that I his fMn •** »«id tnr HM. TMa 

t»ni is within 

line for cnlranli for Ihc special 

pvent is August H, and for children, 

August 10. 

The girl riding »iar» [iom ihc Bi- 

O¥ie Lee^Dfi will ride a tsvo-miie 

me o»Tr the same course 

dumpKiBs (rum Philadflplna. L>c 

l.-Oit, Chlraca, ruitunorr. Now Vork 

and aitw-r cities will compete. Prices 

have be*n donated for all ih paces 

by business men of ômcr^ Paint. 

Tnere wttl be four full hours of 

truth to Barricade 

Golf CourM Pond 

s.rSS'vJun 1 ! S0«BM POfNT=ThC po»4 w., I 

y e&ecfc th discussed at a recent council meeting 

" r&e unit commit i«»i«* in the Fairways section and 

- Somers Point golf course was invei. 

tig&teo this week by CouneilRlyn 

Jostph DiOrio and Dr. Juhn Whltics, 1 

SOMERS 

woman warn 

ment of her 

at 10 a. B, 

116 W, 

ing from a 

toy her Hi 

pfiysicljn 

her dMth a 

Milne wag 

his wife when 

i»d.v in the 

Patrolman ML 

lhat «he appai 

line lo loop 

tllmbcil on 1 

rafter, and u 

away. 

MR, Milne 

by Dr, James 

hand told 

111 and 

time. 

Sun ii inu 

on« brothor 

Lin wood, 

r*uneral so 

urday with ihe 

iin of Central 

wood, omelatiiig, 

in Laurel Momgi 

WfRf'S A NEW . . . 

HARDWARE STORI 

at 3315 West Avenue 

— Open Ymar 'Round 

AMPLE PARKIM6 OWN DAILY 7:JO A.M. -TO.7 

FRIDAY « IATUIMT7KIH 

frum the 

Dr WMlicar said thai hi- Mimij 

fuoperale dnd have the? bru^h *hien 

ii, locsfL'd in Hit* ûrroundiay are*, OPEN DAILY 

pushed up to pro^Ndc a harrirade 

:3i 

jfounil ihi? pond I It- added that all 

rarfntj ihouiil educate their chii 

EXCEPT SUNDAYS 

trim tu danijiT. «uch u» ihis ana 

on PaturdaF were: Oary A. Lewi., of 

N.w York, charged with weeding, 

(taied S10 ud H cacti; Janet Pu.lno, Somers Point 

of G.rfleld, N. J, ipMdioi, fined (10 

and cmtii Richard H. MIUw, ef Hill- 

SOUSRS POINT-MIJw Mrvlca uid 

ereit rUiihii, Md., stop .treet viola 

ar aeeldent oil June U at 

FIRST MPTIIT 

Herbert Levy win nominated for 

lion, fined *5 and eqMa; Aliser F 

htcrscotlon of New rd, and 

*•». 0. ArriM Farnll, 

eommandar at a rerent irmrtlng of 

Queen Jr., Port Pwal, 3, C. caveleti 

Clark Ellamn Put SS2. American 

rd., appeared before Munlel- 

Sunday, AufuM 4— 

driving on Shire rd,, fined »10 and 

Legion. Beetlon of officer, will take 

due Richard S. Thompson Sat- 

*R, Hugene Malr of PhilMelphia. 10 a, m—Sunday aehooL Clanea plaee at the September uhijion of 

I In triiflie court to jniwer the 

(or all •get, 

Ihe post, 

esielni driving, fined |10 and costit 

of coreieia driving, 

lla, mv-Moraine WonBIp, 

A. F, •runa Jr.. Short HII1«, Fa., II. 

Eugene Baierty was nomlaited 

• pleaded Innocent but wu 

•iSO p, m,—Young People's meet 

iMaJ parking, fined »; John D 

for senior vice commander; Ruuel 

eullty by Thompson and paid 

Uii, 

Adimson for junior vice commander; 

I of tio and $5 »is. 

of South Orange, stop rtreet 

7:30 p, m.—Evening Worship. Joseph Brettell. ehaplalni Walter heart from c«pt. Chris Monugna'i 

n Frost, 47, of 10 W. Braddnck 

violation, fined U and costs: costs: and 

, this elty, driver of the other 

Bu hard W, Wlhhaw of f TVenion, 

Wadnnday, AuiiiH 7— 

Rowland, flnanee oMeer; and Ray, wMrf on Mond.y evening at 10 p. m 

TVi nrg. 

mond Tailnun, «erge»ntat-.rm«. Tha emlM has h«n trraagad by 

ls driving, fined M snrl cosis. . Tilo p, m —Midweek Prayer Servinvolved 

In the accident, also 

Plans were made to show fllmi 

Philip Turner, the club", vlee presi- 

Innocent. Thompson dlimlv 

* * * 

procured from the Atlantic City 

dent and program chairman. Wives 

The fellow who Insists that life is 

charges 

SMACI LUTHERAN 

Naval Air station sn Ainru«t 15 u 

of tte member, have been Invited, 

g 

a joke usually llvei to loam •hst 

••v. Charlu mnck, Paits,- 

t p, m. TOnuj to be shown are the 

and rafreahBenta wttl be served 

er cases heard by Thompson tlie joke U on him. 

Hghting Lady and ••IMS Olympics" 

aboard. 

Sunday, Au|uM 4— 

and all Legion members and friends Monday's wnterbome gutharlng will 

i:W a, m.—Morning Worship. are invited to attend, 

be the setond week In which the En- 

9:43 a, m,—Sunday School, Cias«ei 

changltet have departed from their 

for all ages. 

A dance w»s also planned for Sat, conventional Monday evening dinner, 

urday night at the post home at 9:30 

11 a, m.—Morning Worship 

meetings. 

p, m with the Oceanalres supplying 

* * s 

music for dancln. 

Last Monday night member, gathered 

at the bayfront property of Mr, 

IT. JOSEPH'S •. e. 

aM Mrs, AuguMu, o«Mi on lath it. 

R«v. Jotip o, Planaian, Paitar 

Choic«*t Ingradianti for 

far their annual barbecue outing. 

Masses on Sun Joy at i:j0, f:4S, Free Rabies Clink 

Mrs, Ooatx, local attorney. Is a mem- 

8, 10. 11 and 12 o'clock. Week day 

ber of btchange, 

CANAPES & HORS D'OEUVRfS masses at 7:30 a, m. except SatunUy For Pets, Saturday 

Gaeti. Howard Williams and Pete 

mass at 8 a. m. 

Delluhtful. delicious foods for the Confession, on Saturday will be SOMERS POINT—Chief of Police PuMlano were the chefs at the 

cocktail hour Including Cocktail lau. heard 4'SO to 5:30 p. m. and 7-.TO to Charles any announced this week grills, with Mrs, Goeti and Mrt. WU- 

iage. Smoked Oysters, Cocktail Onion, «:io p. m, 

that a free rabies vaccination clinic llnnu aulatlng. Berwyn Hugbes and 

wUI ibe held tomorrow IS*turd»yl In Allan TDwtuend provided boats for 

Caviar, Ollvei Stuffed with Anchovies, 

* • * 

the New Jeney ay, fire hsll. Gray bayfront cruising and water skiing 

Roquefort Dressing, Sweet Pickled BETHANY METHODIST 

•aid that last year about this time by the members. 

Cantaloupe, Cocktail Meat Balls, and 

Rav, Ralph •ernt?, Paitsr 

a similar clinic was held with a large 

many, many other*, 

Frldty, Auiutl 1— 

number of dogi vaccinated at that OIL PLAN 

•iSO a, ra. to noon—Frldgy Pun Fes. 

time. 

THe oil Industry is seeking MIS,- 

0O0.000.00O—an estimate of what It 

COLD CUTS SANDWICHES & 

(ival for children from flrst Krali,. Rabies ean attack man, dog or any 

will cost is And and develop anough 

throueh the sixth grade, 

other warm Madded animal, but It Is 

new ell sources to supply the In 

SALADS TO TAKf OUT 

Sunday, Auguit 4— 

preventable, IWbies ia caused by a 

ereaslag demands ef the economy of 

virus present in the saliva of a rabid 

1:45 a m,—Sunday School, Classes 

the non-Communist world in the next 

annul and la mo-rt often spread by 

tor all ages, 

10 years. Some of the inereaied oil 

the bite of an infected anbKal Gray 

11 a, m,—Morning Worship. 

supply is expected to cone from ex 

aald, 

Open 'HI 11 P.M. 7:30 p, rn,^The Bethany Methodist 

Pieratlen and discoveries, and some 

Church will unite with the Ocean A community control program from continuing research Into im- 

City Methodist Church tverj- Sunday which includes dag vaccination dog proving the recovery of eU from 

evening during August for the eve- licensing and observance of the city known sources. 

Asbury Delicatessen rting service it the Moorlvn Theatre ordinance pertaining to dogs running 

on the boardwalk at Bth st. at large are wayg in which rabies 

\ 121 Albury Av#, Acron from Palmar Chevrolet Wfdnatday, Augud 7— 

can ,be prevented the chief added, 

7:30 p. m,—Prayer Service, Topic 

to be continuation of the study of 

the Book of Acts, 

PENCE 

make tin-in under.Ijnd thai lht>> 

must itay Mai from unpruleiijd 

noun FOODS 

fJijMT 

HMO'S 

MARKETS 

£}.- • -ji 

îr,i im 

«ff3 HlhwHni JJ-. itniin it tasf. 

wv n TBirt, Otv talicjoir •Wailian 

iiiir jrtiMHHiiiBrt aw. ina C»d«ra 

•Mi&ii ai^pat nmr n» Mem ,u/. 

r inner *»H IBB M; tsg jessc 

oie annid^K »tM ttat ihe ind 

B 'imirf Looitiaa lar » dot 

sraOer wnu^ «ith 

nuny ta pBn»e tlig »51n, 

-Ula LDOuenee ilf i.q.im- 

17th ST. 

MARKET 

0tm Thundoy, Friday 

ami Saturday NighH I 

'HI 9 I 

mm m 

Competitive Prices 

MEATS 

mum 

in tin mnm vnH mvr tfom 

1 a co. FT, 

i-pc mm ISmm 

Cu. Ft. AMANA 

REDUCTIONS OF 

20 to 30^ 

JUit Two 

$269.95 s l 

r 

•-";.nd. $409.96 

«T 

M 9*f PiASTIC RI 

Pi ATT lfi •" 

$OM«tb 

THIS WEEK'S 

TASTE TREAT- 

Plump Rock 

CORNISH 

HENS 

"Fit Far • 

12 to 13 an. 

"* 

79c 

R1ADY FOR THI OV1N 

Easels 

Restaurant Customer 

Fined $25 For Disorder 

S0MBRS POINT —A is-yearKild 

Levlttown, Pa, man charged with 

being a'disorderly person and llleg.il 

parking appeared In Municipal Court 

Come Out of 

The Kitchen,Ma! 

This Is Your 

Vacation, Too— 

Pity Hi* plight of Good Old Ma whoM 

vacation at the uiihsra ic bound by 

trw four walls of her kitehm. Mod«rn 

mothan arc waking to the fiet that 

vacation* arc tar ladin, too. And 

modern hanwmakart, with a vmrn for 

tonwthing diffarant, ar* thopplng 

tavan day* a waak at Catal'i in Margat* 

— th* Super Markat that has 

avarything in til* way of tabla-raady 

food«, including barbecued chlckan, 

homa-mada pot roastt, hot pattrami, 

and doHni of other fail* tr*ati tar 

healthy vacation^harpened appatitei. 

THE MODERN SUPER MARKET 

THAT HAS EVERYTHING 

IN MARGATE — JUST 10 MINUTES 

FROM OCEAN CITY 

OHfctrs NoMhwM by 

August IS Deadline 

For Mitt C-C Contest 

SOMERS PODIT — Mrs, Esther 

Colao, secretary of the Chamber of 

Commerce, announced today that the 

deadline for anyone wjshing lo enter 

the Miss Chamber of Commerce contest 

will be August IS. 

Try Ot«a City MardMnti Hrt» 

•gfJONTttHl 

Exchange Plans 

Moonlight Sail 

Clubmen and WIVM 

Go Nautical Monday 

M«mb«* of th. O w City beaaofi 

flub will •mtark on th.lr an. 

Dual moonlight ull abMrd th* Inat. 

"A CYNIC IS A MAN 

WHO KNOWS THI 

PRICE OF EVERY- 

THING, AND THI 

VALUE OF NOTHING" 

• (Author's name below) 

The winner and her court will ride 

on the chamber float In the Miss 

bi fore Judge Richard Thompson Sat. America Pageant parade In Septem- 

unlay afternoon in Bermuda shorts ber representing the city of semen 

Judge Thompson said "we ire notPoint, 

Girls who wish to itiiter the 

having an afternoon matinee here contest submit their picture at the 

and never appear here In that ottli-s chamber office on Shore rd, at New 

aMin," 

Jersey av. 

Stephen Bogden ordered a cup nf 

enffee in a lunch roam on Bay av. 

Girls entered In the contest Include 

md then left. The waitress threw 

Miss Patricia Welsenthal, Miss Norma 

It out when she found thnl he lad 

Klaus. Miss Judy Kephart. Miss Linda 

left, Bosden returned and caused 

Smith, Miss CaroJ smith, Mtu Ruth 

a disturbance. Patrolman Chnrles 

Hagerthey, Miss Frances Shaffer, 

Lawrence said he warned Bogden liut 

Miss Joy Ann Oliver, Miss Roberta 

he man paid no attention 

Pcnnington, Mi» Jessica Markln, 

Miss Madeline Reglna and Miss Vir. 

Thompson found Bogden guilty glnia Gray, 

and fined him KIM I disorderly 

charge and It far illegal parking. 

Others who forfeited bail by faU. Troopers to Intensify 

ng to appear to answer the charges 

if attempting to obtain alcoholic 

beverages without being of legal age WiW Drfyer Crackdowns 

included John Kornorny Jr., It, of a determined effort to curtail 

Erlton Pa., forfeited „ $2S; John „ M liie alarming Increase In traffic acci. 

Ctierrjbone, M, of Roslyn Hllh Heilhts, i dents and their nccomcanylng tratie 

forfeited tSOi and • Robert - • P. Recdc 

20, of Yeadon, Del,, forfeited $B

••fitfir? Sffc 

MS- -fc 

S-eet or Nctyral 

SERVES 

1 

IV9 R«*ered 

Dill 

Long Slices 

4 

4 

Wi 1 

M M 

12^ 

10-01 

%*m 

jars 

Miff's Apple Juice 

Hfrsfcey Syrup «*-*• ; 

Motier's Macaroni 5 

Iftf Tissues «•* 5 

Grapefruit SECTIOMS «- iit 

i.'finti-iiNt'a iiaiiyiihle wiiiufH. 

HiUsL b« tt|uipptd uiiii it radio4viP= 

Keep in touch by 

PHONE... 

BALTIMORE 

only 

Fishing Contest 

Ut FLOOR BEACH WOW 

3 Mrawm * bath, .v.ll-W. Auflo.* 

Than August §iif ttl i«Btwfib>r 'SOU.-,. . . 

, """""• ""'• •" '•aoo.f^-u-^.i..- . ,.. 

Several Bungojoyyf, AfiqrtrngnH, Cottag** 

Available on Wti»kh «*?/• fWfffl.^W 1 '*' f * 

or August 3rd . . . WO to ffW'^#r w«*k 

David V. 

(elfective fast break In lhe hame 

si retch and the bsckbijaid eonliol 

of Crawford and Ilelb Muure. 

i The Beach ijovs hiish morer was phunu and ii quiiliiiud upL'raiiif' wilh 

Tink Mil-.ltud wilh 20. Fulluwinn 

£, iSt 

him was Dan Suyey with 11- 

HoL Shots IB IS 13 15 . 59 

Bert's , 14 19 IB 7 M 

Oilers Conquer 

Chatterb'x 68-62 

1 

The Seolt Ollurs pulled Ihemsclves 

; up in Hu. ciiy Riiifkelliiill rare Monday 

iliahl l» loppinii lilu Chalterbux 

j 18-i2, Thf Box was i-lust- all Ihe 

[ way but couid ni'viM- quite pttss tile 

j gharpsJiaalhi}| Oih'r?.. 

! Frank )Wieken. from the courts 

+"oT the Onhedlly of Delaniiie. ltd 

I the atUitik with 24 t-uunierM, jue 

' Kennedy of LaBalle and .'im I surd 

combined t vcnl.v for 3f* poiiiu, 

111 Ule Iliird iiuarllT Wi tn> sank 

eiylil "I 2 U'!i.[ioinl MUijJt. Itj kfi.ji 

the BOH out ul sirikmy distiiiH.i.. lie 

• worked ihe lell Hide with acyuruU' 

jump shots. 

Pi-tid Sehmitli, hlali man for ihe 

losers with 17, brouahl Ult' Chaiter. 

bos within iwa puinls in lhe early 

sia^c:, of the fourth quaiii'i with a 

! 

sis polill 'sinet', liiil Isiiid u ml Kun. 

. iicdy kepi thiny^ under Oiler cun* 

Ij trol b*' accounting iui 14 ui the IS 

winner*' points hi llint frame, Isnrd 

had elMhl and Kenniiiy. ;-ix. 

Syutl Oilers 

Chfltteibux 

5 ! raiuiM. CuiJtiiin Kriink Hi?Jt'i= 

nun muilv a trip in Phil Niiort and 

h«\u not hL-arJ. tiic Atlitnlle City 

vavv track o|3tMis fur bu»!nyss Au^ 

NEW RANCHER 

TIIUKi: lIKUHIIOll 

Al I VKAH AltlllMI 1111 

IT;!i H K?i'r A%KSI'K 

$12,750. 

AMI I.IK Al HHIIKK 

(ill lllli>r: I'll 11.A III.,... 

rISAS€:lsli 

1 ! 9 Buy Now 

Walter For Summmr 

COTTAGf 

Comixting of 3 bsdroomi 

(plus 2 Wn roor in atti£) 

kitchen and bath. Extrm 

toilet and utility room on 

first flosr. Aluminum com- Central Location 

bination lath and icraans, 

0)1 hot wafar haaf. Proper- 

• and baMi, htt wafjtr oil 

ty is centrally locited. 

Ready for immediate occu- 

REAR COTTAfl 

pancy. 

I I Mnam • 

•tfkl h 

$14,500 | 

— Fornithed .^ 

1 

For the Best & Most for Your Renfat Dollar IM US 

E, M, MAXWEU 

D. ALLEN STRETCH, JR. 1 

REALTOR 

REALTOR 3 

1400 WEST AVENUE Car, 8th A Ocean Av«iu« ' Phone QA55 - 0007 

*3-mtfiUle station ate from Atlhniie City 

.__^. _,__»__ £:«i'Liili. 

REAL ESTATE SERVICES 

' A N D ' ' ' • • - • . 

INSURANCI ilRVICIS 

"Ov.r M rtn IxpariaflM in 0«Mn thy. RMI Mat** 

15th St. and Boardwalk Phpn« 0178 

Jlm..dnt MU, T, JOHN CAWY, Own«r»hl>-M«i».wwnt 

!^3ffiA '' 

•tsn.-fmnt Sptif-LawaH : 

ifbonu ' 

ed Umlrestior 

.at fstio* 

Adv«ncel>e»igrt 

mn higbbloo 

t 

•k

k%> ' - * 

._•' 

- 

; 

: •. 

LAMCASTEt iRAND 

A I S 

of 6 

M * 

Coffieilhf -45" 

\at\iitit —H> 

! r< 

l.i 

BOTH 

iiHiiiniiiiitiiiiiiiiwti MP»»V *"" - . 

Lancaster Brawl 

THANKLESS SMOKED 

HAMS 

• Iran Fat Removed • DalieieM ft Tandar 

• "Cuttam Curad by Slow-^moting" 

Porijea Cut WM V 0 Half Cut 

From 12 16 ^ • V From 1216 

|b. Hams « I N> 

»J*JM^JSW«L 

\ §0 jfi M». Whole Ha 

«p- * «f 

to 12 U,. Whole Ham 

WAMKICSS Hall ^ " J 

LMttutt, Brand Jem, Summtr TrtmU 

laiiiiss fit Ihiit Kr * 43c Smrted Ham Hocks •»"«~ >2S§ 

SmoltlfJ luf Tuunilt » 45e Hud UU Miai bum* *•« «• 

Laneaiin- Brand SHetd Lunehmratt >««,', "Oenm-trtst" Siahtd, 

VJ39C Fresh FbVit Ftaiflder -63c 

Newt COMPLETE FROZEN DINNERS 

NO ,-OOKIHG • NO DISI 'VASHItflj; 

Ji-st HSAT N EAT* 

*&'- c?ii/w£#i 

Delicious • C Jmolol 

m m 

Steak Dinner - §7* 

7.11 StaaMtN 7*11 fr«.n Minut, St«ki 

Giant Siza> , 

Swjsjt jjnd lipcipus 

Individually Packed 

V 

MIX or MATCH 

Ideal Grape Juice 

Welch Grape Juice 

Stuffed Olives ci 

Star Kist Tuna 

*aBBBBBpBIB»aB«^^B 

Orange Juice 

MIX or MATCH 

Chunk 

Whit. 3 

ldf«! 

Sweet or Nature! 

StrawberryPRiSERVES 4 

Educator Cookies 4 

Dill 

libby Pickles Long Slices 

MIX or MATCH 

uir.'MWiiii 

24.01 $ 

boH... 

• Vl 

Mils 

con, 

cant | 

12.ei $1 

4 x- $ 1 

t»y«rt 

Mott's Apple Juice - ^ 5 bottle* 

Hershey Syrup »-- 5 is 5 1 

Mueller's Macaroni 5;.; i 

con* 

rOCCOII Heinz Macaroni «- 6'î 

Ideal fr»ih Fronn 

Spsan... NO WASTI 

Asparagus Sjiean 

I 

Sliced Strawbro .jftL, 3^ 

leiiar UnH* Sold of Rmgmlm Mem 

ines 

forgeou* Fruit 

12-29 

®.nf. 

|9 % Grapefruit SECTIONS - 6 

5 » »i * Hunt's Catsup 6 % 1 

a-., % Book Matches •— 6 si; i 

Indi Pram 

CHEER 

Detergent 

(deal Creamy Dreamy 

WE 

3 1 

> Pineapple Chunks 

LtiMr 

j PARTY PAK 

{ Rainbow lea Craam Cupi 

H*m 

Nablsc© 

4V»riotieitoChooj. 

4 P.*-^ $| 

. . . Ou, Fiuai Quality 

k&Beons 

Kraft Caramelj *w. mi iW1,eB ,„„ 

Grape Juice »«*. «.,«„ 

", 8 1 

la-ai 

cam 

f4M 

U.Q1 

Mit 

•3?39e 

3 kl«V.. 29c 

PRINCESS 

69 ( 

Lundi Bags ($£; 

anff 

P«T« FRITCHIf 

l J-casue pennant race 

ng sight to see, but Uia 

f League prescnti a dlspu) 

P l , 

# ^"fiilfiiuSirtie 

inner atuff, or they again n«ad a n«w 

inMafor- Xh» Ipdiam fi«v» d«pa 

wfil Iwt without Herb fi«>r*, ahd 

uiUi uarcla and L^mdn not what 

thay uud to be, the Tribe can't laê 

•%f\' •- "-'i-'^t^fi^ *• 

' 'twVl 1 

THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINILLwm- 

Many Top Flight Plqyer? 

in Junior Tennis Tourney 

IG 

DOINGS 

AUGUST 

14th 

STARTING 

BONANZA DAYS! 

WATCH 

THIS 

PAPER!.. 

Second limh I m' tlx- kcil an •+ 

und*r 1| cactfon in 

Hamilton It ranlcpd itv^nth In tb# 

^ This *1* pit }*%f inanw «i urn* *r*a. Irt th* PhU«d*lpAU 

w 

pound i^rlln. 

Event 

i Jvnlor tlyl* sine* h* pait** lh# mrmm, how*v«r< Mitt H*mllt«n' Ic 

3 

Other exceptional catcr"« record 

>jp* limit tttlt yur 

ranked third. ' 

ed the part w«-k wore'a r.ine pound 

Yanl»« 

nine ounce WucfUh caiijiV by How- 

Here 

Wovd> \onSeld(neck from Elkmft In the yaungrr jfirls division, 15 PhHIfo 

ar« TaraUn Cape May Cnnrt Wettee, 

A number of highly rated 

Park, Pa and Lauren K Woods Hi. and under, Sally Ev/ell. Merlon CINC- I Minor* 

from Fit I r haven N J on* ixpettcd kot (lul), Chiij,tiii lo^d ih,uiêd hand, no U s 

FOR RENT 

HASHES to a 2-2 tie the same day. Joe Me- 

Creesh homered for the Red Legs to 

A. C Warrlon 2 ) than sucn tinns ilunnt l.i. mnni 

tic the ball game. 

Scott OIIH-I 

7 | and up until IT st'i ond Iron Lht * nd 

By BILL RAStR 

There u-as no major league tction 

l f t b 

1 2 I of tin fourth giiHiUr It \ Js III\ BUSMAN s HOL]|>\\ A ljnst on Monday but minor league activity 

Located in Center of Ocean City's 

Pl.toni 

1 2 I od\ s îmt II \\ s i{i5j in f iw»r bal. team riom S]>i in^lif Id lovsnship was in full swing 

Met Shot! 

1 3 oi tht BLMth Hot uilti ]> Lu j'o 

Shopping District 

Bsrti 

0 

K L\pme 

hereeh lur their lni,t tntur> but stn_tt_h .mil Uu li (khu nil timnol 

' oi Craufoid anil Iltîh \lti(iit 

The Beach Rtn huh itnii « »>. 

link Mil-.tud wnh 20 Iiillimnii; 

"Insure Your Title and Be Safe" 

FOR SALE 

him u.is I>an Ilubtv uith 1J 

Hot Shots 16 11 11 H V) 

HEATED HOME 

14 19 IB 7 - SB 

with APARTMENT 

FURNISHED Oilers Conquer 

$16,500. 

Location is Chatterb'x 68-62 

Center of City 

The Siott Oilers puller! thrmsi'lvt's 

uj> in ihf x u.iN CIOM' nU Hie 

COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE 

Guest House 

\Mi\ lull i mild n< \ ( T tiLiiK |M MIL 

t fch lipslmqLtn^ Oili i 

hroughoul N«v/ J«rt»y, PanMtylvaîa, Delaware, 

License 

ttank 1\\ K kt ^ liom IIH UMUK 

dryland, Dlitrtat of Columbia, -Connecticut, Florida 

fcl 

dT ihf UnixrrtHty oi luLiuiiic 1. d 

6 BEDROOMS TO RENT tile jiliack with 24 i-ounu-rt.. Ji»* 

OUT PLUS APARTMENT Kennedy (»r LitSalle and 'irn 1. ,ird 

CHILSiA TITLE 

cofnhiucd ivrniy for :w poinii 

ln ihc third *iu."irU'i" U'i -|;c> sa;ik 

id GUARANTY COMPANY 

I H^hl o) a h n poiul sin ,^c h» kt-i-|i 

IiU- lit.** out oi slripitu diMiilKc 11< 

uui'krd lhi. 

OCEAN CITY 

VTIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BUILDING SCOTT 

OTHER 

MALTY CO. 

lie titr. Infill, In ule city. Wlldwud, Cape In Carrt How, 

a, Vlirlaai, !>..)•• UMME, ¥«•• llnr, rnrtiM i U 

614 8th Street 

1 Iclt y^n\o uitii itmnale 

jtnnp sh«U 

Ii.d SCIHHKH. hkh iii.in lor ilu- 

ItjM-rs with 17_ hmuKht Ihc C"li*it icr 

Uo\ uilJliu U\n points in Ilir ('i)ilv 

sUîi'^ ul the It MI rill giiiirU L i \M|ii a 

SIX nnint 'spi«-t\ tMil Isniil :;ii(i Kt>nnod> 

kept HlilV_> iiliflt-r Oiler t( n 

tn>l li> r Ilirnf *rmi11 nlln.l 

ii.i.sl \yt> f.'(|iiipf>(.'(| 

injii maiii' it trip to Philadelphia last 

\ eck and retunn-d to Ocean City a* 

a iudiomiin ulciy jnlei«. ^llllJi intOI mÛt* 

ijcutunlin.; im 14 ol Hir in 

vvtnneiV |H)inls in lh;it fiitn-c ls:u il 

had I'i^hl iind KCIIIK(I> I^ 

11 Winners jp 

Fishing Contest 

Avalon l gb 

Gets Monthly 

Jonpph Msnale's tiilry of a two 

pound flounder In Cape May County's 

22nd anniia! lishlnH lontcl won for 

him the weekly prlsu. It was sn. 

n.,untiil tocliiy by Freehallicr Walter 

"»> 

ii)ci w:i> one detail misHiny -it lilt) 

K.I *a> ^li*ie. Oh \\til! 

.HSKNT A.\S\V1-:HS . . Who 

? 

llm\ 

> t)u wtiiiki Uk nt I m L sum*. 1 1st 

S^ttwnlwr ISHt. Gar*|k» 

$650. 

1st FLOOR BEACH FRONT 

3 bwlroonw A bath, availaM* Aitguti 

$120. 

Than Augu«l 31st til Sftwnbf Mth . 

$200. V 

CQTTAOi 

Consisting of 3 barrooms 

lesson l IK* Lit tit (plus 2 extra reema in attlti 

1 eaîir team mimiî-i-* hii\t.n't liorti 

r.v( (o (ill ottl and hand in li> sp[jr+ 

f!..t< lur Lit Ait- Ilu well. Scnlint'1-L' d- kitchen and bath. Extra 

tioitf shffli after the {ja.iie. 

IIM.I 'N "Why Johnny Can't Kr;id'". his 

toilet and utility room on 

ii,Kiif in the sporu pate 

first fleer. Aluminum eombination 

sash and seraans. 

\TTK\TION KliNUS . For ; ny 

l.iii^s in the area who are mixum* Oil hot water heat, Proper- 

to pur.siif their Javoiile spoil ;i:id 

ty is centrally located. 

\i..\i not hvarO. the AUmitk- City 

l;nr trai-k open^ (or business AU Raady for immediate occupancy. 

NEW RANCHER 

$14,500 

TIIllIK IIIUHOOM 

All. IHK AKOISII IIO1IK 

— FurnishMl — 

ITM V KST A\ HNI K 

%177S0 

1M IIIIAI Illllll 

III! I'flllM^ I'HIIA lltv 

f 

Sev«ro/ Bunggjoy(f 

Available on |rV*)#W 

it Iff 

or August 3rd . . . 

|Mr we0k 

Includjnq 0a* § 

David V. 

REALTOR 

111 Atlantic Avppue 

Buy Now 

For Sumrnmr 

C«nMna«Mtt'fc!tch.tHiiiHtiv, li*. 

Central Location 

FRONT COTTAGE 

7 roorn. and tanfli, K«t w*t«r all 

h.*t. 

REAR COfTAfI 

H» 2 Mraem apt, anWi resm _ 

•fficlancy, hutad, I 

$11,700, 

Keep in touch by 

PHONE.., 

ALTIMOR 

*3.miimle station rate from Allhniic City 

after & p.m. Tax not Included, 


AND 

INSURANCE 

"Our W Yuri B«|»rl»nct In Stain City Mai Ctfat*" 

15th It. and Boardwalk Phpn* 

'MR, mi MM. T, JOHN CARIY, O«n(r*lil 

m 

I.F-J ''jj^.^ ^ 

! f 

E, M. MAXWELL 

REALTOR 

1400 WEST AVENUE 

H. 

th* inlajid 

Fmr the Best S Most for Your Rental 6olTar See Us 

D, ALLEN STRETCH, JR. 

REALTOR 

Cor, 8th & Ocean Av«»u« 

trad? In your 

with Wall 

T 

JLJLJJ 

">K-»JV- 

f p 

llicrc« nalhinti su tranquiljliiliic miji 

nurythinV the tjhinga ^Mtm^n iUmtmn iaw|i 

fun* thtûaiay ml ill III nYiiYnin»pi">j 

tlw Kpucr yuut familv nndl • Uaiij^ 11 ^ 

your b)#dg«i 

Pulthao. •lidislMt 

loukida a coufclrj.'Hub ki 

It's youn for aa tittle aa ,. t 

ffhona 0655 - 0007

%-Wfi 

Mi' 

MAY COUNTY 

NIW J8RSIY 

FISHING CONTEST 

tram re*, POLMR 

^C W» Tr#B^ Oft &c lor 

aU* CMrt K*e*». N, 1, 

to Uw if* 

*bo» .y^mid r« ifflffi IUJUM 10 tlid 

ANCHOR'N POINT 

2ND ST. & TH1 HAY 

DEEP SEA FISHING BOATS 

Leaving Daily at BsQQ A, M, 

•AIT Mil TACKLE FURNISHED 

HW mn FOR HIM! 

CHARTER MATS FOR HIRE 

ALLEN'S DOCKS 

Phona Mil 

'-'SlfitiBTk' OB 

•y M. PARK! BAKIK 

We am hsppy to report that Wat 

pliee next Tuesday evening at 7:4s 

The cowsplaini. Dot Jackson and Bill 

Wallers clears) and LouUe Tom& 

kins and charlea Hiller (Peliean«l 

are ready lo throw I heir sirongesl 

teams into the fray, 

* « * 

The regular club mntln, will be 

held on WMneHfay, Avsvlt 14. 

HiiB a, in, en th. court,. Sine. 

MM annual election of officer, will 

take plact A laree aftfnitente I. 

Our membenhlp to dole totals 

MS, This reflects a gain of 1M dur. 

Ing Jul 

TtttfociAM CITY 

Thm Fithlng Bmat . . . 

EntrU. wUl be ncsfnd for unuaual 

«fT»eta with drtftwood ai well M>B Lambert is doing nicely at hi, 

as dried flow*]-*, witb • special clus 

to cover unuflul m dull* or any. 

home after having •pent eight days 

thlnf unusual found on the beach In the Shore Memorial Hospital 

The'regular dlvltloui tor flowera and derfslng observation nnd te«U. 

r *' .;i>' ;j«f fNn and raised u\p 

Aiw r»fli.fe|.»d at Cornnun'i 

•Mi Claude B Mursny't If V, 

BSUna dolphin. Mured?, a M year 

iwnmer rnMnit from ScotUd.l., : 

!>»., utagfad hit fiih on. hour off 

an a 17i Uurte, Jim Adami sf 

O«an Citv Md lui, Cramer II 

of Hadrfanfield Brought back four 

iMBhini emt 10 blucflih, One 

dolphin Kir 11 >i pevndi. 

Ruse Cramer HI bosled a IBpound 

iltilixiin samrd^y It was 47 inches 

Ions. He *3!._ fHhmg from Joi 

'i DIDI II *i!h Tony CoslanM 

IIIB ' ...laiijii Jr. and Mr. I.audtr' 

jli of 

*ii»rf* 'Inlpnin ^frp fjroitpht io 

Gimmi.n < ay Phil nirhart, Huh.ird 

ij'»'i!ii!»»r- F:)mrT Shelly, Ceorge 

t « of Un»dali? and Al Dietd of 

\ : . « '• jrlt Hirtirt captured a 7 ia 

aoiinrirr ird Shelly >,nii,'!{cd a u, 

On»rhi>H»r l*»teil a four pound 

f.'liii. ,jnd n^ parry had two marlin 

•in • rn- no*ik jiwj Ityr -Jp. 

Cm Sundiii, Ku«* C'r-'mpr, Bill 

l.^wr,-fir dr>lph*n at Iê-J 

miini , fjflB aaf, H poMnds, Ihf i 

i>m-r la Cram.-r. ftntwii Dill and ' 

J.rn Afisms -iptf fjut iwo dii.v*, before ; 

and trvi.'f,' bark I,IK of Ihe sflme 

r.iut The larLlMl WHS IB fxiund* 

•njftl ouBfn and rneahiired 4fl inelHN, 

Th(-v »Irf) mart, a jiWI(| t.aU|i of blues 

•*M ',' \ftr Listhtihip, 

Uif^* fjlu^fkh ralîr'* wrie made ] 

• Visi-rt M f'Uhfri. Tidi. Illinner en 

•«» »'h. J7th inrt jflth, 'ITu. f|r»( 

Is.. lurk Albn-Fhl of Itiverton N J 

Jo.oTih KmiX'rj- iif phillv, Herbert 

J Kemftr- and lloviiird Witte of 

safVf-h Pa, and Jack Ounst of 

V.litaukM- and fill! Appleby of Mai- ' 

T*H» 'siijjii iflf bluro rnnaing froni , 

I v •/> ittren c»,nntl^ and Iwo bonils I 

Ti» rymii/, werr five and two pounds 

Th* jwand day the Tide Riinnrr ; 

rr;nrnn\ prea^nt owner 

e'l RnUiurunt, SjB A»- 

B4TTEBJKS For All C.r. 

750 Shore Road 

SCHUFf ELECTRIC 

fli-H SIMPSON AVINUe 

iwinlen by Noilonnl con- 

BENE)IX AUTOMAtlc: WASHMJO 

pll- local atore. Steady, Linwood, New Jersey 

PHONI am a 710 ASBURY AVENUE RUichlne, Excellent condition, i^ 

Inymcnt Mpi'lt In- 

îS Westo; te$ Avenue, " 2nd - - ~ floor upaFt. 

MOM, many sthcr 

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a»3 OCEAN AVK-Aparuuwnta. SUrnv 

5 to • persons c3o« to be 

Mwlc Flei-. sae owner on 

ch aaat 

pliant SWhl. pl ^ 

825 LAUREL ROAD—Two or tBHB bedroom 

M>ariments. Cool Una any, In 

a aulet neiaBborlusd; UtUttM and 

paining Included, Weakly or moathljr 

*hon»Tfil.vv 

* •.peclflcstlon*. 

Full price 9Z3.50D

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HPUliiHj 

ur .as 

MM U th* Ocean Oil* Vlrti Club 

«"•••*•" •«*'«*•«• Molh iifi 

w •«"••** •!! »n, tiarn nfn Bis 

iramwoi is Bob _*rdow in th» MPHwMMMr, 

and on th* aewnd run. » 

msttmtp ran for Kant chamotwi.hu> i 

patala, he won ovw Ik* Mlaraar M ' 

OiMa 1 NMiaf Milk) 

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Telephone 0304 or 0308 0MAM CltY, NEW JiRJfcY, TVfSOAY, AUGUST ^ 

w f are. dlk Merchants Attack Building Cod# 

li/ HUM. wmtmrirt 

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r. .Ill bi dl, Wdl Admiwd .-on the mm ««• iB I m«it.,«*j|iii, . i 

bw Speedy Didi whii. Jill - - - 

bitnduead M W* ln * naMup nr» In d.. , 

Ml pact Wwanls prni. South. Jill nnianad wwd to Dtdi JJ*- V.iiS'**! >**>i Mi 

ratoeaarJr. Theapfaaer * «•»•"• « •«« «di look (he ft."",**?'^? 'JCFT^ 1 MWMW tsvP IW !•"> ' 

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JnHinU •« • Milk iflll tun : 

am to Oeaaa CUy, CUr, If if far fm O«n» »«• sum South wake -akt. ihr „»„„< imam* tlmr time Ttmrn pnm «.* ** ti.4 ti*, f tV.t- 1.., il«< .* T E .1 hi. iw««. «•« •»• 

• than his acntot aervtet as th. tha aniund, anjund. r>n** nnmiM B»« «««. > * \W II«MI»B,I ismi, rUp A bevy of four »>yr!M. *»• •«• 

1 wu Club Oouj Witrn i tho wrt •"•"• ' *'" "* 4 m •""• "~~ '" ' 

••yiig meet at for lh# Bsya' Junior M.xh. in m, *•••«—»*, ••< mi M»«P I •: 

•Mai .tec* in. wait up. win, T, ni,.H».« KfiiEii*' 1 ,'" 1 ^ »,'t" f •'" 

the HJwanlam ceonw KUlr In th* ink, fmk *m . **• 

Mag Halted by th* macnip r*r*. «iih ciir,, w .1 fi^" 1 „ „„ ,_ _^ , 

i blonde ulevlilon i trn fottowine in ln««iiiiii ! I tar In Brothers at Ocean Rest will host a throplsl. hli wife, Hannah Cuxak Rytor 

Mia rad fr»mc galaxy of guests who wUI join them an; the Rev, Father Daniel O'Connor: 

lima, I Day", an annual commemoration of 

the beneneUirles of the Brothers who 

ilien to the office of Df, have helped maintain Ocean Rest In 

Joebele for minor Injut- the 50 years of Its existence. 

phyiiclBii ordered her to The purpose of "Founders' Day" is 

, Police issued a sum. to honor the pracUcal and faMlihl. 

tail her with careless ed pioneers ^ho some W yean ago 

len the is re. thu summer laid the plans for a 

1 J sun-mer (oufdstlon for tha KWhen 

Atlantic av. thai bronze plaque In tha Chapel #1 

sprained right knee and Ocean Rest these four-" •• •—' ' 

n, Cothertne Croaaon, factors wcr\ James j, 

Iphln. Stoe H I tnaMd 

•r In 

; hiutmnd, Joseph T., 

oppad for «« tnffle 

I while uolng gmith on 

Another car, operated 

•mahue, 61. also of Phil 

thed into tha rear of 

. car. Donahue was 

h carele|* drivlBE and 

iiry the reRlstntlon for 

•undar ovanins, BaMfv 

• Ii, af VWaMtia, Pa. 

rProiwt 

Ocean City on Thursday wUl 

, mirth and melody 

l»n« out an UH> water In UMand 

bevy of beauty queens will main 

Th* atsmi ahc raaulfarf In tha bay and occon and swimming In up the march to 12th at. 

hMpltallzallon of Mrt Ev.lyn In Ptfa % nhiinn 4. plaala 

•a antrad. Tap prt» thl. yaar la 

a I1M uvlna. hand anMiiM by 

Nta Ocaan City HaM and (taataa- 

Distinguished Guests Here as rant Anoclatlon far th* MM H% 

tr»ttl»» tntrv In th« parada, Thta 

prli. will aw judfad an tha affrac- 

Nvanaa* of tha baby and th* v*. 

hlcl. In which ha rUa*. 

Three prises each mil be offered 

dress group, floats and commercial 

•anafMlaF and honor gu«t Hilt Hunts. Special prizes will be for the 

yaw will fet Jshn McShdn, an af. child coming the longest distance to 

fllMed mamkar af rh. Chrl.llan participate, the youngest entry, tha 

Bifiliiaif arnflaifif Hi iilii ••*" Ufc child showing the most interecting 

Maki. who hat ktan a «u«l af personality traits in the line of 

haoar at MwOcHnClly "Fotmdar.* march, and the best twins and' trip. 

Bay" tor m M y*an, H ina na> Ma. 

tluiially Kifsvii . sonrracMf aiw . Mis Jody Miller, it-yeaHM mna> 

-viaiior fro*a Bryn Miwr, PiL, 

preside HÛBCB of HIM parada, 

•tlefldanu *~ """ 

Phflaaelphl.. • several year* m, M -: Ala. „„,..., „ m... 

reco«nlllon aj -fils Benleef to the antonc* NM haawfy af tha event M 

BroOiem, he-*as made nn afliliated mmdmM Maria ••Mar, of Untaag 

«tember of the Brothers. k. J, wtia In taptamhar will pat. Short Circuits 

Brothers from the New Jersey, IWpap* •• MM Naw Janay In Mt. 

Pennsylvania and Maryland areas Mlsi Amarfca Pageant in Atlantic 

will join the. SO member, of Ocean City. 

Best penenoel on this occasion, „. „,„ ,., , „,,._(, 

Ro/a/f / Ready For J 

Shore Salvation Army Donates 

$1,200 to Upland Boys Camp 

We DrMng 

Bid for Ovrflow 

director and |rapSoi"Th* Ocew gfj,' % « 

tha Amerksn Legion Is •scheduled 

for Atlantic City from September 

It ttrough IS and the heavy Influx 

of Legionnaires Into the area fat 

expected to result in an overflowof 

deJBgatea Into Ocean CTty for 

asegmodaUens, 

Jonas Jaslnslias, president of the 

Ocean City Hotel and RBMaunnt 

A«soci.tlon, reported ye>Mrda]r that 

tho froup la not Rolnjj to make a 

h< r*»»»win»! stand it ihe 

M iumnier fchooii JJrotlier Dea. Musle ial crane he owns and operates for such 

projects as pile driving The eareaw 

""' 

nU Edward, inspector of schools and Heacher seats for spectators will 

dean of the Christian Brothers of the be mid at various pointi along the 

Baltimore province line of march, with members of theed 

at 11th gt. and West «v, Saturday the top bid 

GuesU also wu! include Brother [eMirl's service clubs servuig aj nlisht lh when- h a 22,0M) electric MrThom Thompson and two other un. CIIKUBMC II U • safety hazard 

(I. Pml, vUtoHmeritus and student «*•» ••Hers and ushers. Beach eon. 

..jih/iaziiino WantUtod pnen, who appeared to be youngtter, wbn Manered over it in 

eounselor of Calvert Hal! College, "sslonaires al» will have- seals avail. 

i T " partners, were ihe only ones inter, play while it waj stored outdoors at 

sparks and boo 

Baltimore, Maryland! Brother Feins "W* for «"• Bublk. 

ilnj; explesions to ested in the apparatus. The partners I the Mh st. lire, station U had since 

Prancls, director of Laiallv College, Russell Hanscom, Edward Gillam attract hundredi of spectators and , opened the bids at $110 but declined ! been removed lo the city Incinerator 

Philadelphia; Brother E. Stanislaus, and Horace, Felton will serve as prove that euro ily is stronger In !»J»P Thompson's la»t offer. to discourage children from playing 

president of LaSaUe College; Brother grand marshals for the parade. Mem. human nature thk 

i ••_ • Tb* eontraeior suld he Is inter- on it, *•' 

nan Is tnc sense _. 

tlona for the surplui of the ISMO School, Philadelphia; Brother E. Paul. Club, whieh is sponsoring the event, ^ ^ " i ^ cl if 

n Ml 

any In the •tale,? ;-vW> 

SUIIng mifi$t& further Uutll'il 

fered every as.lsUnce to • 

the Clerk's office during hi* 

Visit. ,, ",.""' 

•However, 

»- E|__» ll_l< »I (UaV C* 

Legionnaires expected to auend UK director of the Chrtatlan Brothers' will be the divisional marshals. Mr. T"* *» HU line bcnatt sput., p|^f figg QT WB St. 

•_ tW mm % eahmn 1, pl«an < taa •>••• 1, ttlunn 1, phM lea Pat* *. cafumn t, plMM lerins and hoominv when it became : - - .- -- • 

~ "" —~ . — . _— _—- —.—___ .—______________ „-_ ! g^pj cifjyiiej acnlsa ,n i,u>ulaior 

! which had become satiiraled with i 

• salt brine during the prutoniivil dry Work en the pavinK of ttb si. fr 

Yessir, the Big Ones Arm Out Therm 

d Fined J25 Each 

1 

Nliirted yesterday afternoon and Is Three Audubon mem wen fined 

Jump around the hMalator. 

I expected to last possibly through to m each by Municipal Judge Frank., 

I the coming week end. 

lin A. Ktam yeaterday on charge, 

Tha apark* l«Wnld the Atlantic | Workmen and equipment of theor 

violating the clly ordinance pro. 

City llaMMc Co. peto sypparHng Oeoree Slade t*., or Bridgeton, yes- hlbltlng ball playing on thThalhUc 

Hie hlatilln*, wnlns it te kum. , larday ban-leaded the ejuthound beaches, 

The lianiaiidum mount ef CUP: 

lines on the south side or (he eity'a Ths charges resulted July It when 

Fsnf HI try If if t_> ngcli • ypsunfl i main entrance street preparatory to a broomstick being bud fa a bat 

circuit uvud Hint loud ..plet- laying the new asphalt surface. by one of the nun slipped from hit 

When completed, this side of thehand., 

whirled a* feat throutf. the 

road will he opened to traffic and au> and •truck a WBHtm on the head 

The bunbi tbundircl mid rnarcd the north side containing the west. while she was shtlng on H.c «fth sL 

I Batherpd upMUitor;, «urnn^ hound lanes will be closed and re> 

away, and the brlAht Maze of thesurfaced. 

MtaMargaretitobhMan, of Orady. 

explosion* Illuminated the nilihl sky Meantime, east and west traffic vme, F«., vactioobig at flie tHne at 

and were visible for miles around. will sharp one side of the road and •tog st fiavidc plH wn admiued to 

Fireman, police Mid Bin-trie Co. drivers are cautioned by police to be Sho Memorial Hospital with a 

I tarn Pica Z, Mmtm a, plaaaa careful using the road. 

•evens laceration of the _atp over 

her right ear. She was hupitaliMd 

four days aa .result of the mjaryf 

11 Silling art*, * »C 

pnpurlng for a ek» er 

meeting and could not

mm 

^ji^^^^j^ 

s scholarship which 

W« 

: Pflllitc he approached 

..ttkHT going north on 

f tad tru mtklnf • rlcnt 

*ast on Meonyn tenr 

«• Uc bike iHempted 

w«l the rtghL 

VW5niw^v. sills IS 

i «uh h. hu, left tef below 

j*sBff:;» 

•:*V. 

Flraf 

Witt tte tOW^BTud tto 

"V*a •• was chosen 

Patrol Captain Thomas Wll- 

Mams reporM ttat the downpour 

caatht a large throng* of bathers «n 

tka teach ml u W curt, but 

all aaW tafa shelter without ml, 

•My of the more u*fi- 

MMt Into Ute surf, hot 

w*J ruined for many s 

hew*, 

Firemen reported one television 

anjMM blown down during the 

storm, while police Mid that the Mow 

product** no added MUvtty for Uwm. 

Tbe U. S. Weather Bureau MM 

wind hit gusts of W mOes M Mur 

for a short period and that the 

squall deposited JH of an Indi of 

rain. B caused egasttari'He 

" tf strawoFlittle 

Mr IWHIIIn|S mW 

lr» itagnai 

ttaa rtap 

rtdden tarn 

Krt th thl 

lI *••# ana 

•* """Wile 

* .*. 

KU&iS 

Nv GMMrs draught 

lands, but but It could could to to 

to Mn« I MHW 

nd. Ml tin 

with t 

ouayr, nes §scp 

ltaP a* the eeuii 

Meat-ate l 

,,ii _ j •Mad «MM t 

day fv RJMIHI m( ajaMafCi 

early —., ,, „ Wit Illv* an the meadows: 

• a, m. Van hat her up and it ready 

fora full day. 4MtaaneJs keepAn The egss will He there until the 

from II a. n, to 1 p, m. and 

right combination of water and heat 

Incubates tfiCfi lo Vfe, If Ute 

p, m. with nightly •how ne»ih*-foUbwin« he rahtful It hot 

totth« of hi, oonflnJon wu 

*Bereûr'betwMi 

**>£*"?•»« **hl l«»ugf, Qe, P*S» wll hatch into 

&*2SJl£ m*SL!£ •*"' »««»«!> and* Blague the 

'2 «*•• , * 

The Cane May County Connluk» 

resorted-that op until now the oreed. 

ing of mosquii.es has been ughl this 

year. OAnMtan SBflfcesmen stM, 

however, 4HM rainfall followed by 

hot weather will* bring out the pesti 

In largo numbers 

reported Ulat Locally, Safely Director Laurence 

(s quickly flU. P, Lunny reported that mosquito 

ed with water during tte deluge complaints In this resort have been 

•round 1 p. m, and were In danger 

er*ji head and that more coiffure Is 

Shotting this year, 

?tfl CQHSS wyl rsAge flrom deep 

brUIUnt shades, especially red to 

dwk browns and taupe tones and 

fabrics for fait win Include velous, 

frit, velvet, fur and feathers, 

. Th#

Ft "jf'l asjCi 

Holh, 1. DM) AOthciui, 

Steplwnle Oltk ThiTt 

Winnie 

B, GaU'l Fall.' 

1. John K, M

, % 

JaL' 

#1 

i and at ttw 

kSMfiWh.1 

? J Xmm Iwmaa &m *1B*.W, J. 

i.1 B> «. MM fa A on atr 

doll nut [omnrtr n, 

of th* Old York had 

ICmatry 

fffgySy" 

Club, the »Unuf.etur«« 

1 the Union Letts* 

•knMaji «re by wife, Helen D, 

Tnwn-nu, and a daughter, Mn. Bur- 

iWI It WmmHi IMM wiu h* arid toat 

I p. m. M the Mirk «od 

BnU Plonk BiMi 

NOW LffiRASY and visiual aids room Is nearis' 

mer program Library occupies ground floor space formerly 

many W m. died early yesterday at ' 

bu HM «, m ath *. H, w« Cap* May Marine I 

•*fPa.*!f l & * to *""** wtattr Pawd* Tomorrow 

fcLri^Jto^* 1 & ta * b " hta The Blatl1 """I marine parade 

jatMeothva for tour nontht. Be is md Brewarks display at: ftpfaS I 

Mopped hy hk wife, the former Ola wfll be staged tomonQw evenmgM I 1 

itaOTI How rn.de ,o«. ? ^4"^,?'LSa^ • 

tUta No. M, u. S, Coist Gun|~Ainui- 

n* parade win Mart in Cold I 

i-rlng Harbor and proceed couth : I 

oag the oceanfnnt, the parade's i" 

:«a«d_u,.|Mon Riwd For Not I 

m « rti», Rsporting Accident • 

f Tuekaboe. WDUam TagmU-r, M, of Phnadel- • 

tadortoe Blp» pWa, -a» fined W to Nortn WM 't 

through subsidies paid from a higher 

federal budget. 

"Since New Jenty Inxpayers pay 

4 per epnt of all fedeml tax rave, 

nucs." the Association pointed out, 

"they have a direct Malic In a que.jlion 

to be considered in Washlnslon 

on September 0—whet tolls will be 

charged on the Saint Lawrence Se*. 

way when it goes Into service in 

April, liMf- 

The bulletin cited penitnictioii 

costs for higher than original esii. 

mate? and noted reportH Indicating 

there will be "heavy pressure to roL«cd uf 

the attitude of New Jersey taxpayer, 

n this subject," 

Sea Isle Baby Parade 

Scheduled Saturday 

Sea Isle City's annual bain parade ( 

will be staled en Landis av, and on 

the boardwalk there next Saturday 

darting at g p, m. 

The parade wUl offer (Hies In 

divisions for fancy dress on vehicles; 

comic dress on vehicles; fancy dress 

walking! comic dress walking, and 

fancy and original floats. 

Four bands will provide the music. 

PhlladelpDlai Jersey Balden Shoe- 

BMker Posi Jilnlor Band, of Bridgeton: 

St. RanMnda Cadeta All-in 

id proceed to 40th gt, on iJindls «v. 

It will «o on the boardwalk there 

and 

to 44th si, n .. .... 

Women's Civle Club, 

Parolee, 3 Boy* H«(d 

For Auto Looting* 

A 20->-«ir^)ld Annaiidale Re/orma 

tttry panolee and tfene young boys 

were arrWed tar Stand Police Thurs 

day and charged with a series of 

thefts from cars at Lake Numtny at 

Belleplain. 

13,13 and 11, adntftteti breaking into 

five automobiles over a Ifrweck perlad 

and taking about (100 In cash 

and a wrUt watch. 

Edwards Is being held for grand 

Jury action while the three boys 

were turned over to juvenile author- 

FOR RENT 

OCEAN CITY 

SERVICE STATION 

Modern Two Bayt 

REASONABLE 

taut Capital RcquirM), 

IxnllMr Opportunity 

for Right Man. 

MwtM Humtfvlii* 3951 

ANNOYED? 

WITH DUST AND DIRT — 

et Us Pave Your Driveway 

@r Gutters with •*.- • 

ASPHALT PAVEMENT 

Call Pleasantville 2781 

A, I. STONE, Inc. 

Broih.r-Sist; UtmitXivtlty Sinewed 

DR, CHAELES R. VAIL, left, Duke University professor, and his sister-, Mrs, Mar- ! 

jorie Vail McCone, of Washington, D. C, used to be strong tennis competttora when they 

attended Ocean City High School over 20 yean ago. Last week they went at it again on 

the new Flanders Hotel courts, where Mrs. McCone's husband, Henry, is manager for the 

summer. Joining in the match were two younger devotees of the game, Charles Van Horn, 

of Olenside, Pa., and Oail McLean, of Woodbury,—Senior Studio photo. 

Commuters' Club Chatter OffWWNw Club 

rîieTlhe tifcfs if MKruw 

«. ..„..„... . - -—.- 1» having the PALERMO AF STATION — Mrs. 

WeiU here we are at the hairway ffi./ lu 5* a l l^ #ss . " '"* J*fl °f^ K^W »« «««« president 

»ee the lash of u,6 omeers Wives Club at their 

here the yacht reeint meet ing in IheOfrices I>ounSe. 

:. >erely tell thU otjier» elected we Mrs, ltlchnrd 

.„ ...» nag wen S"" 5 '-.,* 0 h«P «he records it might, Jarvlii, vice pfwldent, and Mrs. Blane 

than «ar«, and finally Rood Tjj "*«"» """f had 'h i °°5 «' mg By 6IOHSI UITZ JR. Lou grabbed a gan* and pulled the 

•ClPfltpandenr" i 

the fish on board, Lou Is having the 

Well, here we are at the haif.way 

fish stuffed, and lintels you look real 

irk, half the siinu 

close, you can hardly «ee the "fash"' 

•nd half In back of us, .. 

on the fish's side where the yacht 

to do plenty of goad for the Com- 

ran Into it. We merely tell this 

mutera Club, The news has been 

"lory, to keep the records straight. 

more than scarce, and Dually good 

The Llese's really had a load time 

Oi»», seetary.t«asun.r, 

"OLD" Charlie Boned U came forth 

jnd we are elnd to see them back, 

with on)" Charlie Bonedta came forth I boat happtnrd along 

Hey! get your pa 

ill Friday, it wlu keep 

lous in the doghouse, Ste| 

ant 1 Just tell the Mrs, tha 

who M«mg out. 

every — ——— 

;-J* Pair Firi«d $25 for 

7* WlWwood Joy Rid* 

Joseph S, Boyle, 19, and William 

t. Dougherty, li, Jwih of Phlladvl. 

Kenneth F, rieid, m, of WildwoAd, 

who accented an invitation for a 

Joy ride by the two alter they stole 

the ear owned by a night club entertainer, 

was fined f2S for hta part 

m the escapade. . 

The trio was stopped early Friday 

MOnung by police because of a noisy 

muffler sit the car. When they were 

unaWe to produce the proper registration 

they were arrested. 

In the Atlantic City He»pilai. 

• * * 

Mrs, juhn Muiinan and Mrs, Hun- 

_n ,,.i— - "losuaes at a 

Fill Vacancy On 

Middle Cemmitt* 

Robert B Huff, or Rio (irande. 

Friday wu nancd a member of the 

Middle Township Committee to fill 

the vacancy created by the recent 

resisnadon of Harry ndredge. Huff 

will terve until the end of thl» yeiu 1 , 

and wUl «eek a full term as a caiidJ> 

date for the post in the November 

election. 

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r**n?r«! Bamr Tenner ITSn 

^**fr fur wfft-j n^ n^p 

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•nut. nutr Mr- Ann „-, 

MIHIPITWII*. Mr am Mi 

>*î am; i. ; Jumi, .: 

CUt> Him-, t^Bin. 

tul there Alflmnali i! 

to" hi. fon«ltti>r 

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HARDWARE |f 

at 3315 West Av, 

— Open Year '*• niowd to Uie country, ,nd for th 

nber *moo«wfc up. Phone o,tt tint Um, In my Ultima mndtviih >," = •• • ,' *»_J» | *" »' Y «' 1 

. - . . ., a little ground around me and I K'fiCfrC Af #l/lfCrr« V'sart IfiArktSi 

rooms, ail tile hath, !»t«e IMn* rooin * • • .j •_, - . - . . - E J » Ji J " > A . ' • s r ^ W B I • at* • • 

with dinette, all electric kttehen with Considering the thouMmle of new Pflf IVtf*lil OarsfisF I3fmin \fittM 

breaklut nook, open from July ZT, humes that have been buflt and are W n l T l W %stfl y %sF%M#ri ^SaSfW 

being built, it's no surprUe to find Elizabeth Gibson failed to convince .doe as Wimum* 

823 OCEAN AVE—A»artmenu, Seeps a m t M^n begin tH«t way But Municipal JtiOk'e FranUin A.tKlai| '•' " *" •~ Trr ^' - ~ 

s to « I»M. dm u wtli uM sometimes answers to new £ardenert that 

S îffij?* 1 !.^^? S?*«£S * W«Monsnhelptlieo]d.t_neiTeen. by his wife, not her, ana was ilvoiilyie 

pBone »U»J* Prices Hdueertimw,^ ihumber. a suspended )aU ttnlencB tUttf. | Sir,, 

_ _ -.- ' - - -- , - - " A question always gets a personal Mrs. Gibson; who rmMarst-mhntilimir,. 

OS LAUREL, ROAD_Two or three bed- reply, but may not always appear In West sv was Eiven a lO-dav tail that durlns the time 

- I ?OT.î Cool and alfy.jn prlnt. Your question, «« more th«n sentence that wai suspended Wn* wW WinSLw Itw'."' 

inefuffidf wftki5 

FIRST and CENTRAL, AVE, 

U ol' mfnthi"? weleome because they .how the kind ini her (Tbod behavior: ShTwa7i.c. In his ear wltt him, 

Sl-W, u uf;formation gardeners want. ensed of hitllng JacJiion on the Obie Moore, IHoore, a p«Ul potl «m(>l« 

~~k—M" ^ST TilES porch of her home last week. 

. Imall For eumple, mai,y of you may * , 

unni lined that he uw WilU»n«* « 

the th» owner «iS_iv ^-.l 

1 , ajr; p_r_«tf:irjtf 

-ftJEftU"-* * fc ^ ^ Btj-**-.*** » ffi% J ^ f ^ onpren^,;- ° ." -• .U, jjfy ^gen^ ijjj, of »„ 

•is^'WftHiusâsaEt D iifflffiPan«rrs1^.o^r.: tR. v ^^S tatute:>luO ^ !Pi»lS>PS 4 E K^d.StS 11 f " -"^ ^ of 

KEVS MAD 

vice. Automooiie looks a speclelty, 

Walter E. Allen, TOS csntral Ave. 

Phono 3644. o 

TYP1WRITERS twO ' 

ADDING MACHINES 

MIWMb 

OCBAN CITY TVPEW«ITil« 

' , SfftVlCC • 

M*» Atkurv Aw. PHMMlt 

1118 Ashury Ave, I 

day. B 

WILL MAUL 7 AWAV lieitl* •for'wtffcS 

you have- nu.ww. ,Nii,.c] •— 

WmlrCTPwnHsira 

installed yluss table ai 

mirrors, lloat gliu_, window £i!_i L. 

nluttd and (lazed, 610 Aabury Ave, 

phone Q!_t tf 

PHONOaRAPH HBOORD C0LM«- 

TION-«n choice iwonls, eucn a 

coTlectar's Itan. Vour olsk at M.W 

eacli. BrlKhts Tradlns I»p»t, JfllS-18 

Asbuiy Ave, Open Salttfdujs, 10:39 

Ins room, sun porch, kitchen, utility 

A, M; S^P 

A__ YEAR JHJWaAIjOW, hot 

go5im:*ATiON"coi.l.lii;n stroiier anil heat, 3-bedrfams, baiH. living 

dining lurnlshed room, and kitchen, fiirase, 

dltlon. lurnlshed Latfi and eovlpped, Kxeelle 

MtUt HUlte, 

; TAILOR I'difiSIMU HL\CllINt. com- 

IL'BICS with toew tmHer, LJiiwi inpdci 

Wfone O, C."'*93!!* ' «•»• 

S HOItSe JOHNSON BOAT MOTOK, 

1 Used uuaJlty e ertrie slave, 

i|*iS.m Phone o c,gBi M. 

i a larae corner lot. A mil 

-..•*„ r—L-f. I or 4 MOnwtni, tile 

bath. flretua» In Uvlns room, modem 

kltohm fun oomBntjd ta—ment. hot 

ws»ei. heat,- KvnytnlnB In sew.eon- 

lilfM VTSBY SPKCIAl. SAL- tbl 

law. iUiT .undstroni, n central Ave, • beech tree, and do a good Job, ' 

legetf pursuit, i'-'V 

^ jud^nf frtan her nola ( 

In JyvenUe Wttaloo tf 

i ib# itfn en**! i tpiBTiT#i^riIZ I $4t thtt sp to Don lâeey, an eK^ i^^.— -B**T—-—,,^ -WE -^« >"~ •—•• 

three boys, 

- - 

ranging 

"—^ 

(nun 

^r«—=--jr*=i*! 

yean we l u t d ? ^ 

l f 

-^m, W.SHm,m^SirSI^ intfm sptclangt with »sponslbUltie« •» ..5t • •#» Hr «*. rMMt »f W»M. « tt^J^^M 

nwdauni troml to « peaple. Phone iriiihB£lBi,e «- ^-=*^ the ^ n*«rf ..«« «r 

u> 

raiw, Phone 3109-J or see Mr. Kirn .•JP- 

Biid bathg and estra eupi flowen, 

i evergreen!, h^drynyeua. FoUery, JufSf 

UiVKil|JCi>^^^JBl^^^HHJgm|BC Tiiti twd- Apftiament*, Tii sth StntH.* Phone You can seo why moving a fairly 

3dC»\Va . . 1= ftf Jsfgt? beech guu to be a job for. a 

anfl Rail, Wooden Picket. E 

non^rected. Free estimates,. 

Patio SHop. 2nd and West Avt, Kim cn.:ffWJ>L1 

L-ce J « m PhaslWs the need of 

on premues. , M t»Mng f W« genernn, ball of »n 

— __J—_—: '•- - «JHI the mats, at tht rate of «ne 

TWO A THBSE BEDROOM A I f f b 

W«rjra.ffiLBa& 

stwclal rdles. Moderti, 3 rounw, (He 

both, can-al lotauan, 11M Vi «le> n 

There ire a Itall4nillton women 

l 001 " Departinoni. Women make UP 

roym and powder room, geeond fluor: see wuham RHI Estate, BIO Ocean 2.000.000 persons on Uncle Saiti'i pay- 

3 bedrooms' and bath. Attached goi-SEe, 

GARDEN SUPPLiKl— peat Mots, Seen 

hot water oil heat, fully insulated. Ave, Phone OBOB, " roll, Thta compares with m/m won* 

Close to finest beaeh, J. A, Bivivn 

Grui seed, Vertagreen.rlestar^Mllpr-, 

4ih * CBNTRAi, Avk_T«u bedim •« ««• rederal roster In IMS' 

Bît^.'iiii Asbuj-j' Ave, 

ianlte-Ilolly Tone, • Burpee .Seed*, I 

apaiinenu er coin entente. Oiien Thur earn an average of *3£62 t 

Vert's Patio Shop. 3nd and W«M Avt 

* month. Apply yeaf In white coUar jobs, eoi*p»red 

Phone 3121. Free delivery, V] 

wmm 

and FIJOOR—Three hed- 

.W wo* beach. Utilities Inelude* 

Aujrun 17th to •eptembe* 13th, 

Reduced mi SepuanBer. TO St. 

us 

BlTS-CIesai, 

BTMST-#tra»to^-, t 

••*;•», 

r 

# 

.i

•F „ 

f; .. V; 

hi Ik* AUutk- Otr 

UMih the home-like ttmosphete 

tt the IkHl Hmcom Re$t$ut$nf 

You ond your lomify will enjoy the cool 

comfort end restful atmosphere of our 

- dining room. Our food is well prepared 

In our spotless, sunlit kitchens which ore 

always open for your Inspection. Por- 

Mons on sensible and prices am moder- 

, ot#. Triefe ore ipecial rates for children 

Special facilities for luncheons and 

jpffVaft dinner parties. 

RESTAURANT 

Mode from th» Boardwalk on 8th St., 

ftHmw Jtmf: Phon* OtMm City l»«0 

."^BaRSt^B^JWr^ 

OarfcGabfeDu* 

at Strand Thurwlay 

Alter ftmr im am he m MUn.alii tk* Sank at tfce 

dMra«MMI»anM nd* taae or the CM War, fens •> 

turned to W, music b, ptoyiw wtu. ^ i , tharaMB at Itt ta« Mb 

Uw be CIWAM In AiUntic Oty Om tzmmn. BBM BM4 "UIUH 

»vsnl wn. New Oriws gaWfUn Mrf IMBS 

Mr. KMhwit nurried to ttefMB. /«,..etl«« Aw noB. »rf 

wlMirtoe Berga-, ate of VcoMr, ûki Ww > SaMkan ««». 

wftan ttar •tm o«te »rtr hoM. 

old Gordon and ftn-ynaroM MaxB. 

A family project and hobby Hat > 

holds the Interest of all. it eofleednt j j^g Warn 

and reflnJjnJna Barb' American fora.; ^^^ „ ^ 

Iture. I | null i an 

ThJ» season Barks Mr, Kaplan^ i y^ '&_-' | 

fourth year with tne Music pier or j j&m na^ki 

A M I , He U employed as an tamr-; j^m coiH»t , 

•sea dahns adiustor during the djj ! Bn-Or * 

m 

wmm 

Oaunad Long AM 

eMhtttaaMlinMkMilti MMhl kk aHa* am CamrJa aa> I „ 

_ _„. feavm, be riaWd tip ft* aha ma* apaat the mmd ftwjana •BBMdlel* 1 

fuaa. Oa. ~ 

» tan* am MM Hue, I 

Norwegta,, 

. , "••--- g»- "—-^--r*ir^lrri limrn Dollar Her and U» wka. Assay |> 

_li&ta uvhutry ««•« and WO* Mr. Bay DeVoli 

I D 

ptayi tiw bnHHCtton of the Mule Mi tow M MM Seal Ptar fee 

'*. 'S* M « !** «n seel peUWes, «• J* Writi from iari ........... KaiHan 

Fieri 

whleh *IU be Granada ,,., ... ...Ura 

_ _ • 'MM Mudred Blor 

I Yta-« taplM feed iiayad Mh 

kafltMiMi«aFtaM>HeBtBhW aoikBal pnaTCB for New Jemey Q,mM mtte .............. 

predueed potato*.. Grest Day ....... 1 

Taa Potato promotion program, Mr, Tom Perkins 

-laBdaf AaflBi-k tfee BaihatkiB whi* Itoaew hw hnpleBMnU, WM Irene ,,,.. 

Th. eta. 

N« WfMi 

.„ ifce Ktail 

BobmiM Girl Selection. 

Widow* Advit«a On !•> • 

VA DMHI BsMfits f 

MHIT BrtrTirir 

HiiHioreiiirue 

Bi h g 

Wfllfcta« within th* SUM Dtfltrt- 0P Purple Dellnir 

ZTrfiiricuJture tb* new Council Mr. Elton Corson. Piano 

K££51d«Sttai. ^veriWM Where r«r Voy Walk ..... llande! 

l55liiiB«I ptWMU far Ihe Mr. Ton Perkins 

SjglinSt W M R tadus. Wi«Wni(OB Post March. SoUJa 

•As Afflalr T« Bpowtnbcr.- stare 

her ellelblUty far death compwua^' vtfe, 

Uon p»>inents if her retaw hia> Tkw 

bud dlai of a HrrM»ano«tcd cm- PS 

Bttkn, Joaepb r. OH*, mnapr Maorc aaa Maa aappBi 

of the Veterans AdnlnMnUaB arflee «r — " - - - 

In Nemrfe, said today. 

of draaufMsB corned}, plat 

Sane mMudentandlnC nay «W iawl iiaurr • t*r , 

tali polnl, Mr. OTfarn npUlaid. tat w, —4 * * w ~ * *• *• , a«J. Tn#y nwt ««l fill la low 

'Matt compensation.- he added, firi imiliiTi II* mam MEjct a« e» ttirough a series of hilartsy* 

"nay to paM Me trido* af a ^«w net *• la*!*** »*. asd riniifiiim 

WBON death wa» the remit of hi, ihe atsir »«*« IMB, sa* a. I*B Mcarey nmrns to dtoM ttk 

tervlet. Her Income nu no beartaf the autbaart aMt ham ant •• fc H, hisot direrted since ht 

on its payBUBU. Lake Seâra •* AriMa. amliip W U K acadeay Awrd for "Cable 

"However," Mr O-Hera aupJMM to rtilfnaW ealeraiaHBeas Jar a» **- w —" 

"Mm llmJtatioiu do apply te VA tst 

death pension, which any be paid 

the widow of a wartuae veteran VILLASC 

-ho dUs! of a nonservicemnnected TaalvM 

— 

{ Ja* Vesa partnys a loo^h Man. 

Su AFRICAN VIOLETS 

PINK, WHITE ami LAVENDER 

ALL THREE , . . tUO 

(Rwlarly tajM TMt« WMK OMLV 

in OHM City at JEAN JQtMSTQffS 6VT MOP 

TTM ANB ra wiiwnf 

STAINTOM'S DEPA«TMSIT STOH 

•TN AMB AJBUBT 

In Linwood at OUR GREENHOUSES 

OAK AW, MA* fBTIM M. 

UBIW Greenhouses.., LMVOOI. M, J. j 

I THE ONLY WAY 

—/ ta stoat the drm lo- 

-* rasod Mk of matec 

of tTCM rettutta, 1*» 

W •*» ttreatcM to deattnr 

^ * Webo prodtuw) and dlreded 

'!••• •HfilfL 

To Be Completely Informed on Ocean Oty News 

***;;'; p i 

b to Read the 

- LEDGER 

Contact Ocean City's Baying Market 

Advertise in the 

^ ^ ^ ^ Jtaroa and Laweme 

^^^,W« iv to the jare comedr 

mat ta afeent as American 

MgtPart> the iiwiM, 

K£3 

Student Pflnee 

South Pacific Selection . Rodger* I 

THURSDAY . AUSUtT I 

HIM Jinki ................. Frlnil 

Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life Herbert 

y 

Hit Parade Dancers 

Alto Featured 

OIOMMI JIHIl 

Maynouae tin, erentac. 

Makla, one of W. nn tourin* 

lJ$?* •"* **iimponri ol the I 

brtai M« unHmltad retmoire nf 15 I 

of«ari through Sunday,lAufuatn* 

»Mii 

to M M M 

OFFI 

rh. Oetw 

Johnt. 

Rob-rt 

AMrldi 

Wllltam 

tat w ' 

Paul I 

Mllak 

linhtround stwe far Bast sf the II til wl 

Null. 

inmt* 

Johnl. 

Talephone 0304 or 0305 OCIAN eirr, Niw JIRMV. AUOOK % 

-Year-Old Resort Girl Wins Pa 

»sweii Says City Building 

«fte f Amply Covers 9 Cases 

Five Boardwalk Stores 

itor Orders 

ipt Action 

Prosecution 

§ad Loophole in 

Apartment Looted of 

Jewelry, Furs, Cash 

TwaM 

Trolfk 

dKoghter rf Mr, and Mr*. Hobert 

Police Investigating Reported $11,500 

addition to special awardi of the 

Lot. From 'Shore Home of Philad.lphJan 

Plugged by 1934 

IÛce ytitwday reported the Uitft of more than *9,000 

worm oi expwuive jewelry, a *zlooo mink stole and more 

nga, is Roport than f §00 in cash from a snt floor apartment at 2260 Asbury 

Hate prosecution- of 

av., Wednesday afternoon. 

DeMeUve Domlnlek Longs di»- — » ' —- 

ling coda and toning closed that the burglarisr occurred n Ida MfeM haul, hawMer, 

ce violation charge* the hone of Luclan Katzenberg, of frsm Mr*. Ifeni'i aadraam. In __ 

; Mary L, Palmer and 4942 N. Broad M., Philadelphia, who diMeit ta the state, Mia N M M re, 

Is summering at the Asbury av, ad- parted *MM warMi af lawairy 

ipTieton of (our other dress with hit niuce, ito, Edith mlHlnt alana with m ki Msh, 

•alk shops was called 

Included In the loot mn a three> 

week by City Solicitor The entry and HMH anurrM be- carat aalitare »tUng diamond ring 

• - - - u wh|)# K(hMi â, two ,,de dlMDondi. valued at 

Boswefl, 

— __ m wan at Mi *I4W, Abo gone is a platinum 

< original hearing of the ktnli. They laid aaiifa they dlslast 

Friday. L, Cooper Brown, 

gswood, eounsei for the de- 

, railed tfae question of the 

and enforceabUHy of the 

rin given to the most unusual, original 

and outstanding entry, it (chased 

prinurUy on the theme of the float 

with the baby being secondary consideration 

I arlilnai amateur Meat kMilt and 

dMarttM antlrety by the Ovnn'a 

Barents. A pjnt-itud Ihrana fram 

which Mi ttitan ratoMd avar (Mr 

Bunny klnatam Mrmad ItM hatlb 

fraund, , 

S wltk two diamond* of two carat,-. The throne was covered In royal 

cawed IM Matt ttpan Hislr ra. each, also valued at fl.SOO, and asatin 

with a soft shade of Hue 

tum wh«n tti*y f*und Hit franr woman', wrist wateh with a hand paper used for the all-over decornt. 

doer unlaeML containing SO dianwnds and valued Ing theme. Adding to the royal 

at $1,000, 

glamor were baskets of summer flow- 

Det. Lonfo aid the victim, of the «ie rest of the loot was smaller ers on either side of the throne, 

hurstarlv reported that the resi. Jewelry Hems ranguiB In value from A king-aiied Kingdom of Muffed 

ninnies, all sites and shape*, held 

locked when they loft tor the beach. The State Eollce have been en vourt at the Queen's feet with the 

The officer added Uial there were listed to Bsslit in the Investigation, piece de resistance being a real live 

no visible signs af forced entry There were no lu^weia reported yen. l.unny, nestled In a Bed of colored 

either on the front door or the win- terday, and the litveMUatlng omcer straw and holding the focal point at 

indicated that the thief Is not be- the front. The kingdom even in- 

The thief pillaged th» top drawer Ikeved to be a local person. 

cluded a mldiiet bunny band to play 

of the bureau lo Mr. alaLjcnberjrt Mr, Kattenberg U prejideiii of thefor 

her majesty's pleasure, 

room of a *SfiOQ platinum ring withJacob 

Stern and Sons, Inc., of Tin. Mr, and Mra. schmld admitted 

two diamond ehitfs, a MM qold wrist and Oadir sts.. PhUadelphla candle that the Idea ju«t dawned like the 

watch and KM in cash, 

manufaeturen, 

proverbial lliht being turned on. 

Little Nancy in her t\b years had 

seeumuIatM quite .* few stuff 

Many toys, funy of wMafej-M' 

On BreycUs 

bey >n rldlne kls blk» 

arif J.FaTrell, U, of 

TfU'-f' •*»»>.,«»• £l *y ——"—— ~——— -—- of Dr. Pant L/^«itog. J 

wtTth.!nHrl''Tit.,.iC 1Pll Mg t 

Naney,- 

J 

1 bunay ian, a puir 

ind May bnd> of fur 

nrlKt, and ankles. She 

cJlmmw aboard her throne at 10:30 

i n !• ll_»* •? I Peilee:reportod that the S..^jfsterdav 

morning, tuMtd. oh her 

« SSKs Polio Unit Seeks w*rag 

loasure, to oeeur. ft-iA. A n \lZ-lt~m~ M 0, H^-— - "—....-.- 

IpM Judg*PranbllnA,Klni lHIFll Dll WHTIIIIX ••• *• The 

iy annauncad that hMringa •'Ulli VII f IVIIIIIj «y the wovlnff saurfe. 

iharaet, contlnu«j lait Fri- f»uir.K* CiiniMi »#« A til H* *^" s e the Hue of H*eky 

Cllarm" and this past Octobfl 

p , 

nuhed to Snore Memorial 

abrasions of the aealp, left shoulder 

j»n the Judw retarnd ds- WBMniy survey IO AIO nospitai, where he was treated for 

Mi 11:W Mr, p. Brown', m. centantlsn, ' * j eonnty.wtde n Rehabilitation survey to discover abruiani 

and arm and 

of the 

both 

aealp, 

knees. 

toft shoulder 

The car drivers In both Instances 

1 ' sh« 

p«trayed .« hobo in the locaClilalloMi'en 

paMif. ** 

.*rs. SchnkLh the fomaef 

jllWagna ifttt is a beautician *m. 

pKij(*a at the cerruti Beauty skj*. 

at Colllngiwood, attacked aU jwslpollo patients will be oon- 

i peno.ty provided in the SounS "Sapler of M» "iSl^Si 

contrary t» state law. For Foundation for Infantile Pwaiyiig, 

mn. he contended, tile code Preneh B. Loveiand Chapter chair. 

• lets action* 

U,"^ri{fof 

ns or mere than MM upon disability, regardless of date of.ann 

for the violation of an set. The canvass here ta to he cfin. 

''• pleted by Septcmlwr 1. ' - 

^WUf^^* tfW* 1 "Ma* aiMlWkWrhai maa fen. 

û**^ 1 * # ta Wlfit praaaiva atrWas k> d*»M ~ 

"• J ^ M M summer. Thus far there have 

-- - - it the SnM priM, Nancy Slven Sthmld, 

I.Mr. wKMrt. RaM. Mimid, IM W 

Uua injury, or evei. 

at*. 

*«• " rahaaHIMMrtadMlMMn 

In rMent 

Trtea, 71^ Wt tad st, NUilvMe, M.4 

» MMtM an January I, yatn,- Mr. LavaHna "ML iaM. 'VHat •Vnat 

Hi;, U vUltlnf her brother, 

| H. West, of Ow Fountain- 

Intel, an Atlantic av. Jurt 

handiuMHd In Nw UnH*a1 ttatn 

d u flalUA flaarf Hafe# llâal' a^tm a^BBaK**^ 

W^P nfll i^PW r^r* •••• SW V^^^V*^ 

•Sane of the technlquei employed 

today for those disabled by polio and 

.!£?'•.. I years Ato, 

. North enjoys It here due "Hie March of Dimes organization, 

itmg Bargains Offered by 

^ m MM • '. ai* .id* 1 

ort *M«rciHanfs N»Jrf Week 

' new comunity-wide festival of bargains—approprientitled 

"End of Seuon %•"—wUl Be ipoiwored by 

City merchanU and The Sentinet-Ledger from Wedf 

'through Saturday next week. 

>re> of r«ort Bvsmeaa paaphi during the foui-day period affl be 

I »«ely tpaMij bBrgaUw on OouHSda of Item, of brand nnr 

HIM, Th. off.rin« are dwUmd to Interwt •keppen M R M I 

* Auto Collisions 

\ Still Booming 

Sine. Wmtk Ind 

The BJUnd sf crumpUn* metal and 

over the « * end in thia mort, 

continued unabaltd Into tna oraaUy 

varying conmquetices on Monday, 

added two more Tuesday and three 

on Wednesday, 

Monday afternoon Jama S. Bel- 

U 7 f WUUM M d 

ware both charged with oarelcu 

THE CRYSTAL BALL 

Ausuar l»_Natlonal charoploMhlp 

Fiê Wfnrimn 

in Big Parade 

•KtMM, nm Ann *>asa, I. „. 

and Mrs. I. J. *«M, MM Oayl.nl 

••« HnnHi M^' THlqM •fill y# 

rt.ijwiS 

•Mittf t^Kmram Jr. 4 

•«M Uni 

jflliilmi Has 

M •a»»r.y at, ftliJ.lahllt % . .' 

LWHMWII, FM 1, L 

kaH, t, Mn, WIHUH. tfnaitll. ntt 1 

Twhpto yj, mMafjfcjftir K 

BryMaN ll-l, T»iii AMhw, 7 

M*. mi: Lrmtm. Jmmjsmm, ii, 

Mr. and Mrs, Karl ffriraf. Hit 

•yMHtar* at, HaaMan IMaMv H.JJ 

1,-OB' 

Mr. anal Mrs, Jam*. SttUnt. lit I 

€IM«r dr. PMIaaMiali, P,j % 

a vanety of Banjahokl itana when they return to their wlntw Auavrt W-ll-Sooth Jer«y nU. v£gg*g'?-& ^ * > » ^ " 

•Ber a Bnomw ifttj -rfwr.. V^ MMt NgMs M the bay, !? l *B If Wil, J._Mr. »nd JMfwjtatph 

^•or «rt» Chrwntugm iMppaTt., ^ •,-.. C*eyj -awMrM br to »WBH 

It-Annual Uremvi MB 

* t 

L«*^tr,.^ 

- - »• 

r 

• * 

< # 

3 

H

M* 

J 4i "*' J " • 

• * ' : * & 

BN Ittln Kaplan. MM • tta 

In to* Atlantic 09 wMk 

DINE in th* home-like Dfmospltere 

of th* Hofel Hmcom Re$tm$nt 

You, and your family will enjoy the cool 

comfort ond restful otmosphere of our 

dining room. Our food is well prepared 

' In our spotless, sunlit kitchens which ore 

always open for your inspection. Per- 

Hens are tansible ond prices ore moder- 

. ate. There are special rotes for children 

* '• . , 

Special facilities for luncheons end 

private dinner parties. 

it MM MfVH> 

Clark Gabk Dv 

at Strand Thunday 

. ±jk ' If* 

STRAND 

•«k llrtt jab m 

..-,- *•». wUath*. 

t 

-Loriiig You" 

Upon amXylna; la tta nutriment it Ty»»» 

room hetound th*. th*. only «Mot< early I 

flnt Ml tang* 

Wtnii tnmbwie, at, »1W» a "Girl or My 

i wua M iKMauraaa «•' 

«Mk the luod I* "worth two in the Mknrtag 

er «re Uiabetb Spoil ana Dolores 

tab, M algned up br «H tronv spent UM Mt *wji»» with Eddie Hurt. 

#*nd «n to* Million 

MwMttHMMNiMMr«liUi VMHiim 

KpeeUUy wr teo far the itnppM 

' " lima* 

DoloiM Watt! 

l rt 

" Potato Industry Qomeu a mipv»- • wr. n 

role In tte 

U town toy 

i flgiit. Wiw ts Me (op Mnlftrt 

produced J»Ut«H. 

I if By 

Tne tutu* p 

Mn «pr (Mr bMH, Mnwt •HMM'«f Mw PhH. 

•tb* work they aaMKb ft!Ka*Miy SNhettra whan BWbM WMH War II hi Mrv £5% KIXIM JS hih th £ to 

' it vat •riMaiiy MIIIIM k. tftf. M mm, IM ft* *n> new « ; af the tunuilUioas belt a y 

—mm* In dura* or a aaMIlM pulltKT the umuUuous rtta&wlnner beat Robert seller Wnn by „,. . 

dump at AOCOM, Italy, M 

Ma aatfamt man w -m* boo*-. Men,' and Jitan Clark OaMe, Yvonne 

DeCarlo and Sidney polUer. 

After four yemrs then to m •me story, tet In th* South at the 

dlscJun-gea from the MrvMn aaii ie- time « tt» Clvtt War fMUM Ittumnfli 

to Ma music by Maying with self on the nnuaee of Us tw» main 

tf» In QMta In Atlantic City for charxcterg, Itamlsh lend, wealtliy 

several ... 

New Orteans gentleman and fanner 

program 

Bis, " 

Granada ,.,,.,,, .... ...Lira 

Miss Mildred Blor 

qnrmeil SiiKe ..,,,,...... BUM 

Great Pay ... Youmana 

Mr. Tom Perkins 

Irene .,,,,..,,,.,. Tierney 

WIMIIBAV • AUSUtT t 

D«p Purple 

MeSTAURANT 

^ [ AFRICAN VIOLITS 

PINK, WHITE and LAVENDER 

ALL THREE . , , $2.50 

CRHWlarlv %iM) THI* WHK ONLY 

in taa City it JEAN JOHNSTON/S GIFT SHOP 

7TH AND TNI MAIIBWALIJ- 

STAINTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE 

iTH AND AMURV 

In Llnwood at OUR GREENHOUSES 

OAK AVI. MIA* CINTML AW, 

om aw 

WOT ABdantlw 

where thtr «UU mate their mm 

•nun, nan MB child, HitHw 

„ j woo becomes a slave. 

old Gordon and ftf*s>ear*id ft¥»year*id Margy, Maw. M8WILYH 

A family project Hid and hobby that Today and Tamatraw 

holds the Interest of all; is eoueetlnf Alee Waugh's best4eUing novel 

and refinlsbins Bwr/ AmeirMan furn. a^^ to the screen In Darriy F, 

*fi". * _^ Zanuek's production of "Island ta 

Mr, Tom perfcln* 

benefit of tl» tti'tr'n potato Indus Wlshlniton Pont March,... 

*?' —— — Student Prlnee , Romherg 

Senpre Ubera , Verdi 

l*ta aeasen marts Mr. Kaplans „„ g - tt slBrai jane. Mason, 

Mm Mildred nlor 

cocsn. He la anployed as an tisur. Joan Collins and Harry Bclnftmle. 

ana cUtou adjustor durlna Uw di'y. Briefly, the Mary rwolVM around 

the socially prominent Floury family 

Widow* AdvlMd On on • BrttWi West Indies Uand, 

fipantah pejHints and their frulilnf The World Is Mint Tonight Poiford 

trip MM Spain drafgUu a IMO 

Mr, Tom Perklnn 

pouad cannon. 

South Psclftc •election . . Rodgers 

THUMGAY • AUGUST 1 

ks Frinil 

VA DMth Isnafit* b pMued with an Inferiority com 

' A n-ldows Intomc dga net affect ptex and IB Intense Jealousy of hl-sromantic 

comedy. 

I Ah, Swfet Mystery of Ufe Iterbfrt ' 

bar eUgtbUHy fqr death compensa- wife, 

Grunt, the acknowledged master 

Mr, Boy DeVoIl 

tion pajinen(» U ^T veteran hm. Thurtday. Prtin, talunlay of drawlngôom eonody, plays a 

band died of a servlce-connectMl eon. Pat Boone. Janet Oaynor. Terry twchelor who is »fflan«d to the 

ttitlon, Joseph F, Olfara, manager Moore and Doan Jaiger star-In the richest woman In the world. His 

of the Vetemna AdmUllslnUoD office warmhearted comedj-, "DemardlBe", foil Is UM lovely Mia Kerr who 

la Newark, said Mday, 

The story la about a froup of huh plays a sophisticated night club sinf • Jessel Opens at 

Some misunderstanding nay exist school seniors in the throes of p » er who Is also ennftd to a million 

on Uila point, Mr. O-Hern tstplalned. Ing up, and tlieh- approach to thfaire. 

They meet and fall In lave 

"DeaUt compemsatlon," he added, llrl problem. Hie teenage unties, and fo tfirough a serita of hilarious Gateway Tonite 

"nay to paid the widow of a veteran not the knlfe-wteldlne kind, andAiUiatlonE, 

wboM dc-itn was the result of Usthe 

other exciting scenes, such at Leo McCarey returns to direct this Hit 

service. Her Income has no bearing the outboard molar beat ncM onfilm. 

H* hMDt directed since he 

on Its payments. 

Lalte Seguaro In Ariiona. all add up won the academy Award for "Colni 

"However," Mr ,0Hm emphasized, to splendid entertainment for theMy 

Way". 

•Income limitations do apply to VAentire 

family, 

death pension, which map tx> paid 

toe widow of a wartime veteran VILLAS! 

who died of a BonsCTVke«onneetcd TonWif 

HMidltton." 

Stanley Kroner's "Pride and the 

1 Parade Dancars 

Also Nohirad 

Jack Webb portrays a lough M*^ 

in* driU iMtractor In "The D I* 

Jackie Loughery and Monica Lewi! 

co-star. 

The story to ahant the drill in. 

•tractor* rugged task of makm« 

flAttaf man af green rtcruiu. fat 

task U hMrttoaed by an uncaoBMa. 

tt» wenut who thmtens to dotroy 

m r Appreciate* 

Low PolUn Count 

Ulllan E North, of Ght 

HI, Is visiting her brother, 

i H. Weat,9f «u Fountainlowl, 

811 Atlantic av. Just 

o her local vUH Mrs. North 

Bkydes Bky 

boy waa riding (Ma oik* 

\mmn t 

, 

« Hi,, ... was injured on hu , 

...u my- .., or LaneasMr, Pa, The ,bw was t 

fouryear^ld Courtney M ,„ nunor Injaries «t the o . 

_ ^j p, panj L Ykjiling, '! 

II •• C I Pol ice'reported that the : 

•lilt \4kiklfC CuUough eajM need from betw 

slIHI ISIVWIIBT two parked%n oa Beach rd. and 

, Into Ihe path of a car drives by 

_ If* -**_^ _ Joseph o. HaBpton, of renniauken, 

III VNTIIIIC N - •»• The ing tne'Jâal -loSeh wa» itf 

• Nancy, complete wfth a set 

• d bunay. ean, a puff oi . 

I and tiny bands of fur 

iher wrists and ankles. She 

cllmlx* aboard her throne at 10:30 

tnce wit* her unaffeeted •fiwnality, 

1, Nancy is no newcomer oi'jta*'* 

Pie abw participated in tf 

Wm* M«eed IS feef 

'II f ntlHIlJ by the moving vehicle. 

Iteot under the title of > _, 

CTiarm" aid this past Oetobft she- 

Polio Unit Seeks 

Data on Victims 

Hospital, where lie was Ireated for 

In R-habilitation afcrulons of the |paip, left .HouWer 

ma arm ans Dotn jEnees. 

A coimty-Hide survey (o discover Hie car driven In both IntUnees 

Ihe current rehabilitation Besa, of were absolved of "nj Wiime. Pubiie 

monlh by the Cape May ebJldren safeto in rldlnff bikes and 

yaarV Mr, La«atond uM. •Pllat 

turnyi alraadf u»4*rt»Mn ahaw 

Mat «hara *n Mautandi':*#. •*!!» 

l d l l b Ab' I I H J # 

whs hava nal yat ha. ap"fppii 

jii t »li ! lib 

-Some of the technique, employed 

today tar those disabled by pells and 

Auto Collisions 

Still Booming 

Polk. Urt Eight 

Sine* WMIC end 

The sound of crumpling metal and vNia, N, J,- 

other cause* were unknown or un-shattering 

glass, whlcb provided the Bast aM 

ie#'en paAty, I* I 

.%s. SchnU,,!) the former, iflfrcia 

•gna and Is a beautician « 

Mr. Schmld la associated with I 

i I. uiveland Chapter chiiir 

I and cannot be enforced. man, announced 1 yesterday, 

flie authorities point out that seel. . J- , _> - 

pointed out that the code The local survey in part of a dents involvlns thaughtless and care. IM K M f/*•*"/ 

for a maximum Penalty up nationwide project by me National teas actions of children have been *** 1*»^ •*•.•% 

occurring with alarming frequency fMCIAL VIIIE 

i no municipality may Im- polio ease* of all age* and degree of this summer. Thus far there have «„«,**,;> J* 

me or more than *200 upon dtaablliiy. regardless of date of .an- been no serious InJurHi, but the , _•^ 

n for the violation of an «.(. The canvass hen is ie be cim. 

pieled lld by b September S t b 1 i, * ' . '" " 

"Madam mednln* baa mada (nv 

P1 ^*»f l »2 1 

more oflen these accidents happen *Jf-JTJ ^,^S! 

Uie greater tlie opportunity for ger. '"" "•• "f." B in Big Parade 

fMCIAL milM 

Grand priM, Nancy SIVHI SchmW. 

R 

WI Twi 

Wui Injury, or even death, polite BJ___- 

Trka MMfin, II v«rt,Mn.IH«n 

Trti* n? m ind it, Miiivm., N.j,. 

iting Bargains OHmrmd Offered by by g? %^^^M 

ft rt Merchants Next Next Week Week &VSSSAT£?3£ 

smtntt. M fti«. Mr. and Mn, 

PanaM £a#*br, Mt Cuhrer* ay. 

(t. IMratt, Mm,- Yauntatl entry, 

•alwtrd J««haW Marahall Jr. a 

mat, Mr. ***&*- Idward Mar. 

UkranUn-Anv 

i 

North enjoy. It here due "the Mart* of Dimes organisation, âned uaabaM & tS uâUy 

•a» Mat 

. •',# 

I«w poUm count, which havhig scored a tremendoun victory MaUve quiet ol•% "weekdaJsT^ toys .land. " • • ' « \ * 

•" * ' PoUce reported three crashes of 

ANCy M 

. . , vsr>ing cmuequenees on Monday, 

I—Oat>r»VUI 

M*Man 

_ I •«« Faa» * sahNiiii i, ptaata added two more Ttiesday and Uiree Us Aataf 

l l ' ' Kl»ch.n. iM, 

*Vf1f mW^W 

' on Wednesday. 

y , 

flth eMlat «••• I, 

• •• at. . .^sm I I Monday afternoon James S, Bel- Ukarl A. Ayarla» ind Mn, 

new comunity.wlde festival of bargains—appropri- **^ t new comunlty-wlde festival of baraalns—approprisntltled 

"End of Sassoh Days"—wUl Be«pon»ored by E2£ffiJto£2?%5% 

City merchants merchanU and The Tile fenUnet-Ledger ftnUnet-Ledger from Wed- Wed- - --- - ' 

' through Saturday next week, week. TMC rover A i mAii 

res Bf resort buauieaa peopla during th« fourday period will be 

timely tpteud burg.ina on thouunda of Heats of brand Mir 

MM. The offering, art dadtnad to Intere* ibopper. P»|*rin« 

U>e youngatara bKk to afMsT and far neMMkH who are KHHI 

a varMy of houwhold Item, when they return to their winter 

iner a nimmar at tb» Men. 

1 

aerenaata m atJactaM many of their anrims at ipecUi 

> Prteea far. aarlr Chrtatm« gift tMpfwa. , ' 

^K 2L^» * " "' M August W—National cham|ilonshlp 

MsUnc toumament at the baU park. 

Aufnitt ltvil—geuth ftney til), 

boat npM on the bay, 

Ainxn* It — Annual flunt Bros. 

Circua apotuored by Uw KkwmnU 

MMHA^ th* avanuat m* 

er next we*k_ 

Auauat H Annual U/eguanl Ball 

on am Murte M«. 

AafM* M Biliiiiit IWM M 

t»» Ymoht CTub 

j 

Lnmawn, l»^t J, UjMiAk. Camp. 

fc—fl M jjf, jMUllifti ¥akaa«ÛIi U*J 

TMnpfa rd., PWIiiiiaTMK 

CMvW»n 11-1, > i . Allh*,. f 

mat, anal Lyitda. AJM . Birkaf, 11. 

Mr, and Mrs, Kart T#Hi*», 1111 

•VjMKf* at. MaddanMalihti,N,J,' 

Mr, and Mra. J*nm Jenkins, Hi 

Ctovar df, PtttakHirfn, paw 1, 

••••• vfvv PHft^jFM^WB'.' ^PB*!f^ sp 

. and Mn, Jiiipli mm, Ml*" 

%fcmmm»mm* dm • &mMi*Jm&aim*ik: 

•"•r^* •"—•• Marh eavHat 

W^W*i|( mtt m&B, (Ml , 

IKwii.il>, M MM tt. 

'''I*. 

however, appeared 

Ui Me m tho me 

w»a faat MMi*- M 

lh"f3 

Tl» CMMtia 

PNPW». wm .i 

;"*

.* • lifW 

-r ' -r- 

..?--"! 

> • * : • • », 

(c 

y 

Wore 

Ladies' 

SWIM SUITS 

5.T5-4.T5 . 

i.w . . 

fafS-ilff 

•iMiij C «f the MtUi 

£jfe 

aw&wssss 

78-Foot Croft to Go 

Into.kiy of F p. m; 

_ 78-foot lonf party bUng boat 

Oone «iih the Wind", newett addlto 

Capt. Ote Oontagna'. fleet 

_4^.vÎ "ftbe'lIW^'p! 

Work, and Battt, on «e Bay dnr•Mb 

— 

The tB officer* mtr enlisted ncn period IMI f«r, haa been aitrilMM 

Sth «t 

U a H||il m*1W« «toney *» 

1 eraft wUI ilida down the ways who ehargad 1 

.bout 7 p. m, shortly before high The nun 

Meal 

tide There will be no special car*. pendtol a 

M M tnpfMv Man 

Ai ot Augmt I thii year.'l Mlal jnonlen. Muiriclp.1 

er ay UM mr FHA nmWkms a* of »J«j»To» bulldloe «a autoor MonUfna purchMed tha hull 

noUMSi la WakMM, D. C. Man- «h«P«*i. Durtaf ib. flnlof 

th« bait jbout three yean an 

wUI to af "twiaMMaMe hoi 

this h year, penniW iW 

y 

and during the past spring and eariy 

nit taued for 11? a** homes ral- 

M MU« the tarrler MM 

eumnier he had It completely re. 

fir put four 

buflt. Including re-plinking with ma- 

The event »*s sponsored fey the 

helped retard the 

•nrths 

hogany and a new deck. 

IMwo, 

OCMB dljr Comnmltrt dub. -tth 

enjoyed 

ah far 

of wn.trtc It 1« powered with two CM delnel soclatlOn thla I 

lion, includinj new honn at an 

«tr. M MM. BomO 

CDglnei and IU cabin has heating deal" plan 

f Ed«rd 

em 

equipment so that It can be used enithen the * 

Hand i 

Hones Fchon h« b.Uerl« in Wlld-ood and 

throughout the year us a party boat. n in May 

1M1 

.-JJ;^, . niit*aa. Harry moton as wet at tag aty. 

Another Innovation It a tape depth 

J, 1. BeUwMr Jr. WM the com One «X the hJjjMIaiu at the two 

War describing the entries over Mkt inibtt tuUrtaty nritv of IMW tk» trapMM m •f Building Law recorder, helpful In finding fishing v.ai proposed Si 

spots and in navigation. 

of public reta " ' 

the public addreu o-$t«n at the re- IMI troop, on liDty 17, in connce- 

S«uHi OtMn 

€HtM«tti Nn 9«flc 1 It Is planned to operate the boat suggested 

ftawtM stand. 

IIM with the retirement of the eon, 

1*H, H I tfiM H ftV* #fe# » for daily deep »• trips during the 

ONLY 

general of the First Army 

] Imbt&h* jw sMî pwutty eUw 

room, aeverd 

balance of the summer and have li 

9IFTSHOP 

Aria, in tUi parade the Onardt. 

: hi t^s)tAi9 wiffi .ffl 1 iijWri* 

and other 

iv-H.ble for Saturday and iunday 

I —r -B-IBM J^J #fBd «fet&ftafc •teiiftH 

lievsd this 

IfiVftVs BT IliV 9WWWW •>••••••*•* 

nrn were reviewed by nine top rank- Lai outers and prwpeetiw bom,- 

runs of sports nshermen all thr nigh tamary eight. 

TM MAftDWAUt 

tag generals on the air strip at 

IT'i A FACT I 

iHiildcr! jrr holdinc off awaitini the The city solicitor said he hai nothe 

fall and whiter. 

The asl 

Camp Drum, 

-JT.tr nilenskn, Mr Coop,r uM information as to who was Ihe IU. 

long the peic^. 

Also SMBieraBle was thi, July 14These 

pvspif do BM ureh ib» R^«i( Uior of the penally clause in the eri. PROFITS 

to members to i 

mm 

*B of New Jersey Governor Robert .( innallln: a »pUr tut er n fin.l building cede ordta.nce. but Government IIUUILS reveal Ilia port c«r,f. r--- 

Meyner ttA his wife, Helen, They I 00I In an area wberr to 1 JMP ornoted 

that the variance with revised profils In IPS? lire rUuiy. indicating 

Bungled with the men and observed l«o a modem Mnitarv surer system I suit statutes was corrected by this that this year "III be the highest 

HIM CENTRAL AVI, 

phases paes of training will be In operation and several other subsequent amend proflta per year i in history. hi Figures i 

during the day 

The FHA regnlaUaDs mm-,*i; n,cnu, 

supplied by Presidenl Kiioiilluwer'n 

Offleen of t 

Ctrr, hut a# {taste fi 

^ __ the resort unit report. --, I,IB _ S 10 314 . per _ cent .„, I6e ,„ intemi „.„„ Mr, »., BasweU .„_-._ charged „„>„ thai ,„_ (he ., »|. council of economic advisers e«t|. 

ed noUeeahle i unprovonent in the iili of apprered •ntifur l«an« in lomey for the defendants eihiBlls ! mated corporation pronls before 

guiMwiy abUlty of the Guardsmen , an rtfort ID chamM a laner soar*, -tnty cildence of •tiemptlng to Uses lor the flrsi qmrter of 19S? at 

N. J, WHAT? 

njr. eoniparuon with prevlaus years, n inveanenl funds inio the fiiunc ' »ull orderlj 1*1*1 processfs f 4B,.iiaoo,000.ooo anitial raio com. 

Tlita I* s attributed ttrbuted to winter irainim , ing of lower (mat homes without Although Mr. Brown Aepocnaed ' pared pared with *43,7ul),aau,U00 for the 

MM BACK PAW. THIS IUUI and the seasoning of MTeral j-ears 

inflationary prcsures on and had iTiUabli an amrndmenl •Mr IBM quarter. 

in the Held for hey personnel tht foumirt 

veil a> the srieuial bulldint code, 

"(» obviously dkl not eUralnc them 

. or else did so m such • earelen man. 

iifr that be pave the court ma opinion 

vhwh has no foundation," Mr, 

Boswtll said, 

J 

offered to • ^^ 

were intereiM. 

Kay also uid« 

dollar for dan 

that would pun 

i (Ivertlilng i 

NOW 

4.90 

6.90 

7.90 

Men's ' 

SUMMER SUITS 

Ware 

45.00 - 41JO 

Special Group 

Mtn's 

H»l iPORT SHIRTS 

13.90 

15.90 

17.90 

Loiifl «r awrt SIMV* 

fral-^M-Iti , I m H 

Til SHIRTS 

R.fula.1, %m NOW 

*•**"• Now 

VKUU. CBOUP 

WMM SLACKS 

SttnS 10 11 

A-M. H> SJ0 P.M. 

Wfcyt A 5dlyrfltxys 

MB A. M, is 9 |i, M, 

1.98 

1.69 

1,98 

1.95 

NOW 

2.95 

3.9$ 

1.95 

Tlw ah teiicinr riM thu it,. 

hWht o* kat hMfi vtstatid. 

MwNy *M*itd and Hut ih. n. 

strscMan and uta ef DH punilm 

fe cantrarr M M* THWMHI HSUH 

La*t, Me »M»»nlid Hi»t Hie New 

J«wr Tmwiwt HOVH Commit 

skm ani m. •«» of Hie Mat* 

Aftamer Ceiwral ke netniM of MM 

anflfWn hnniidlafelT. 

"Ii 

aell 5 opinion continued. 

b true that one or more of the 

0/ the owners have orininaily 

lillm into these difliculli.-i Innaceiii. 

!r but after the> have been placed 

en notice » they have been, iheir 

•osmoBs npidly disappear 

ir i»» owner!, have lea>rd to ihen 

mbft for certain purpose), which 

tin be lawfuU.v occupied, those per, 

son. hatt their mhu, which can be 

MtUcd beiset-n themselves m civil 

îfflagf acuens In aay rant it 

(houid not be the eiij's payuon to 

isadanr iBeia] maiten. 

"In ^diiioa 10 any laM> new be, 

«g «Hl»d, .laie lavs pnvlde that 

KuttSfcif where the law is hay 

vnlat^ h a nuiMuwe; that 

* 5 < f •*• "finiain!, a nuhanec 

• Hu»J • a i*d«H4nor a e-Jhtd- 

* " . i OsMCBcanor'fa'. «n»^. 

w ai a enme. and ine ia« em, 

w n 10 atate the nuisna 

to dose toe building for a 

soi CMwding one year U the 

'- fsynd guijls " 

wiled _«t that 

enr> B. Cocipcr 

«By maiflcd one or „,„„ 

pan** of the vkHatioii, on 

**fld that on abnii 

P thf'i 1 !', 1 " "' lllc bum - 

tm 

BLACKBERRY 

COWOTO/O, o Shipmmni 

f Fresh Ftvxen 

Timm fr* 

Will $* ititdinhm in 

OCEAN CITY 

MY CLEANERS 

4TH * ASBURY AVI, 

PHONI 3S97 

out 

«^& 

Hiven ay. 

• he 

• No 

• »• 

SOUTH 

HEARING 

AI.ll 

I.nii« K j 

llinbu.1 l ' 

rwmr. ox. 

A Good Beaton to Shop in Ocean i 

SAVi $ 1.10fo $ 2.10a 

S A LI - Reg. J 3.98 and 

DRAW D! 

BUDD'S 

EMOOFSCASON 

25% QFF MATCH! 

Oay 

" " "tor 

partjr hta 

t (Friday) 

h f o t 

i Point. 

I be tj"Ple»l Ninetlea ting, 

[quartet, along with eomtnun 

[ of old favorites song, by 

ao, and favor* for cueat*. 

Marandlno croup plays 

RUPTURE 

EASER 

F 

Hugh** emfral 

Pharmacy 

* *urus ** 

0[Aganey tar Pull LIM of 

NEFRIN PRODUCTS 

PHARMACY 

WMbyAva. Ph. 0245 

a larg 

quantity of M «ltbr« tiraa* curlrld«ea 

lying on U» bottom of Beach 

Thorofare near.the shore at 7th it. 

Detective CapUIn D. Norman 

Young aald there Is no way of tell me 

how the shells arrived there other 

than the possibility that they were 

dumped by some unknown person 

trying to get rid of them. 

The ammunition waa found by 

Trudi Shoppe 

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SSI Asbury Avenue 

Phone MM 

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PICTURE KITS 

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and In Ihe lama Lautlan 

lughes Central Pharmacy 

(YOUR FAMILY DRUG STORE) 

Located In tha Heart of Oc.n City's Madleal Cenftr 

EIGHTH A WESLEY AVI. OCEAN CITY, N, J. 

MKNM 0245 far Fr«. D*liv*ry 

Free Parkins for Our GuttMnen en Weiley Avtnua 

THI SUM WAY TO 

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TO Hi YOUR DOCTOR! 

I foil can Depemf en «• UIH ef row 

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|Maallh, Our part It *• nil your preMrlp. 

•tlen AccuraMy at your Doctor croari 

I from Top Quality Brwfli. 

WE ARE GLAD TO OFFER TO YOU 

THE FOLLOWING MEDIUM OF SERVICES 

11. RMarVBtiom tar tfw start SMII »t flw Gafpway 

I PlayneitM, SmtMra Point. 

2. Film, "Around Hi* World in M Dayi**af tha Virginia 

I Th«atr», Atlantic City, 

3. The In C«p.d*i at tha Convention Hall In Atlantic 

City. 

14. Invalid Chain and Ho*ptt«l B«d« for Mia or ratif, 

' plui full line of turgical and ho.plt.1 marchandlM 

•t r-quirod. 

IN COSMETICS 

ADORN by TON) 

NIW INVIIilLI MAI* IPRAV 

50 pka 

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Hiat >tr*n«tti*n> ami harriMM anger nalh In only 10 day*. 

^^^B^_^ Abs New ^^— 

fTHTCH • CAP • IPRAT • A • TOP 

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f« wnbuni aiM fewnw, an anMNMtM antltepHa H noh» lnf«tl»ii. 

' . 6Vct9lc 

W PharaMMN) at ywir Imki In th* CMnpwndln* mf 

JteWtn **"*» »•' b*m Our luetilty Hr** Yeafi 

THORNLIY HUOHiS, P.O^-Owner and MafMgtr 

ROMB.T C PAUL, rp .lalirliti limmaUsf 

With Prudential 

Llnwood OfflM Hat 

Flood of Applicants 

"BMellent response" won reported 

thlil week by ofneUls of the Pruden 

Ual Insuranea Co. fallowlM Ihe open, 

Polio Survey 

Continued from Page 1 

ounded behind, so long as help for 

them Is possible. We wiah to fUid 

everyone who has had polio, whether 

paralytic or non.paralytic. We want 

io know what their special problems 

may be, » that they may be helped 

to regain useful lives, if humanly 

possible, even though it will take 

considerable period of time," 

Mr. Loveland said that the roster 

ill be made In close cooperation 

1th the Capo Miy County Medical 

Society and member physicians. The 

Department of Public Welfare, Office 

Ot Vocational Rehabilitation, gtule 

Crippled Children's Service and 

county school tyslems ako will cooperate. 

Information sought for each Patient 

Includes whether he Is employed or 

attends school, if he can climb stairs 

and dress himself, whether ho reselves 

regular trcalmenl and if he 

Uiea a respiratory aid. Information 

gained will be helpful to all such 

•genclei and organization!*. , 

AJJ peraons who hate aver hid 

poMt—whether tfiuhM o» nol—are 

uked to send their names and addresses 

directly to Mr. Loveland, 

Chairman, Cope May County Chapter. 

National Foundation for Infantile 

Paralysis, 801 Asbury av.. Ocean 

City, 

Meyner to Campaign 

in County October 3 

Governor Robert B, Meyner will 

appear pp in cape p May y County on Oeto- 

ber 3 for one of the "eouniy 

fh y 

Know About 

Even 

the Weather Without 

By t. H. SIMS 

What Is Saint Euno's Ore? 

sailors and pilots probably know 

the answer, for they have teen this 

strange weather phenomenon first, 

hand but most of us have never observed 

this erle electrhml event. 

Saint Elmo's Ore Is an electrical 

discharge, which usually takes place 

on • plane or boat, but which has 

been reported to have occurred In 

swamps and on land, too. 

The charge Is built up by fog or 

cloud containing positive electricity 

and, fron) the atmosphere this positive 

buiidjup accumulates In the air. 

craft or ipat, or awybe ana on a 

'talfdWd free In a forest or •wainp. 

When negative clouds or air pass, 

es over, or is entered—If one is mpving 

— the positive charge will discharge 

with a flash. And before the 

discharge, light may dance along 

the windshield of an aircraft, or on 

the propellor or wines. It may be 

yellow orange, or blue, and creates 

a disturbing sight but It Is not dan 

geroui. 

In the old days, when this strange 

electrical light was not understood, 

it often struck terror into the hearts 

of seamen, ilnce It occurs infre 

days" he has scheduled to further quently and appears to be an omin- Priced from $5.50 

his campaign for reelection. ous warning of lire or disaster. • Trained 

Democratic Stale Chairman George 

E Brunner announced Wednesday Stolen Auto Costs 

that Meyner will begin his personal 

appearances next Tuesday and will Man Second Penalty 

visit all 21 count IM in the stale. Kenneth Field, 22, of WUdwoort, 

There will be repeat appearances at paid a One Wednesday for a crime 

events for three major North Jersey fur which he paid RM last week. 

counties and one day for the others, Me stole an entertainer's car from 

on October 7. when the governor a parking lot and paid the large fine 

visits Beraen County, he will debate for that, Wednesday he found out 

with his Republican opponent. Sen hat even stolen ears are subject to 

a tor Malcolm I, Forbes, 

(ly ordinances. He was fined $• 

•runner said the visits before Oe- n WUdwmd Municipal Court for op. 

toher 21 would start at midday. The rating an automobile with a noisy 

late ones will be all-day tours. muffler. 

1 NnMMl N inture 

Proper PHtlna 

• Oecfen 1 PreMrtpNena 

AMurately Filled 

Can Tell Top Quality 

CHILDREN'S SHOES 

923 Asbury Av*. Ph, 3373 

OPIN FRIDAY IVININOt 

NEW 

STORE HOURS 

Now in Effect 

Monday thru Saturday, 

9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. 

Friday Evenings, 7 P.M. to9 P.M. 

FURNITURE - - BEDDING - - FLOOR COVERINGS 

704 Asbury Avenue 

For Home 

Cottage 

Apartment 

Crash Victim 

•wry Navy Airman 

at Cold Sprint 

M l 

of 

U. Morton C, Ufa, UJJTA, 

ui PuWlc S 

•» comlefd for 

May, wat burled with fun 

taf of an office to recruit clerical 

military, ceremoole. at tlw OeMtraffic 

aome boy. playing alone the boy. employes for the new regional of. 

Sprtnc CBMtery Wednwday fo&JW- FiaoW wu on of 4* «M*W* 

front. They notified police and flee of the firm fronting on Route B 

inc funeral aervMw by the Bev. H. throuchnit Uw tat* wh» put Mr 

about 100 .hells were recovered. The In Lutwood, / 

Miller Oravenatlne In the Pint Mettv 

teM told al finding a metal box, 

which floated away after they had 

The company Is Interviewing Job 

odlat CJiureh on Waahloctaa it. 

recovered It and played with I 

applicant! for an Indefinite period 

Cape May. 

awhile. 

In the office at 730 Shore rd. Lln- 

U. Lyie died In th» crash of • 

wood. 

Navy Neptune patrol bomber durin« 

WuHani s, Weler, aMtatant dlreetor 

a training flight over the IUIlan 

or public relations and advertialng, 

Alps recently. Ma body waa return- 

•aid that SO women were InMrvIow. 

ed to thla country and arrived to 

ed on Monday, the day the office 

VU.ptlc City Monday afternoon, Be 

opened. The company plans to em. 

waa a number at Naval Air Resent 

Play about SM In the •u,M0*iuarc- 

Patrol. Squadron VP-BM at Willow 

foot JJnwood office building when 

Grove, Pa. 

it Is completed about m months 

A native of caps May, VL ts\m wtt 

from now. 

a fraduate of Cape May IHgh Scbool 

Mr. Weler said that the first SO 

and studied at Brown Pnp, FdUadel, 

eligible for employment after apti- 

phU. and Duke Unlveralty, Durham. 

tude tests and other proeessiiu will 

M. 6. He nispendod Jilt college ed- 

be sent to Newark for company 

ucation bi 1M1 and became a Navy 

tnlnutf within about two weeks, it 

aviation cadet. 

Is planned to have a nucleus of train, SINGER MORTON DOWNEY and his wife were recent He mi trained at the University 

ed personnel to begin operation, in house guests of Major General Anthony Drexel Biddle and of Penn^lvania and tha Univer»lty CLEARAMCE 

temporary quarters in the Gate. 

way Playhouse buildilDi some time Mrs. Biddle at thalr new South Ocean City summer home. of North Carolina, and at Pern, Ind. 

early in the fall, after the theatre Photographer caught them enjoying seashore sunning. Prom He received his wind at Pensaeaia, Spring and 

FU. In 1W). He »rvcd la the 

Is remodeled far office purposes. left. General Biddle, Mrs. Downey, Mr, Downey and Mrs, Pacific In Hawaii, Ou«n TlnUn and Summer Sfylm 

The nmt employe hired for Lin. Biddle.—Senior Studio photo. 

ialpan and received hU discharge 

wood was Miss Sutanne Wood, of 

from active duty In IBM, 

that community, who Is serving us 

He continued In Hie Naval Re- 

receptionist typist, Janet Melvln, 

serve and served on fnqnetlt Bight 

Lois Mulford and Margaret Tallman, Disgruntled Patron Stuffs 

duty. He was aMlgnea to the WO- 

you 

all of Somers Point, who have been 

lew Grove tquadron when It waa *B.95, 

working in the Mlllvllle office, were 

commlMloned ID jMnury IMS. 

transferred temporarily to Llnwood Socialist Gripes in Magazines Ib resumed his •dueatlon and V.lu« |« 

really care 

to assist In the recruiting work. 

graduated from the University of 

Edmund H. Curcuru. assistant per A socialist mlndffd character over 

OpM Daily 

ly of a local nature, and does not Miami in IMI and became aaaoclated 

lonnel director of the general the past several weeks has been us- Involve any organized communistic with hi» father In the automobile »o 9 & Sun. 

with flowers administration department, heads ing the magaxUM rack at Uncle 

the Shore rd, office on a temporary Dick's market in Hargatntewn at aor 

socialistic effort. 

business In Cap* May, 

basis. 

Your best girl will 

dlstributm* point for his tirades The management waa advised to 

He Is survived by bU wife. Bar- 

The Linwood office will have in against the capitalist system and Itsbe 

on the lookout for the person 

bam; two daughters, Pamela, use 

know your love is in annual payroll of *I.000.000. Appll beneficiaries. 

nuking the. Insertions, and when 

two, and DA, Bvt; hta parenti, 

bloom when you send 

cants must have high school educa- 

caught have him arrested as a 

Mr, and Mrs. A, C. Lyle; a sister, 

Agents of the FEI were called in 

tion or better. 

nuisance and barred from the mar- 

Mra, GearEe Suoemsker, and his 

by Dick Collins, the proprietor. Mill 

her one of our fresh 

ket. 

paternal grandmother. Mrs, Amy A, 

week, to investigate the mysterious 

Lyle, all of Cape May, 

and lovely corsages. 

Insertion of leaflets with handprint Chris stisslnger, office manager 

ed complaints of a radical nature it the market, reported that three 

•lalnst "capitalists and profit-grab- * (our of the crude leaflets have 

bers". 

been found during the past several 

weeks. Inserted between the Pages 

The agents told Mr. Collins that 

the Insertion of the leaflets is strict- 

of periodicals In the magazine nek. 

ME YSSHOP 

720 Axtwry Av». 

Bargainft ^^ 

A.1 

HAROLDS " 

SHOE FASHfONS . 

MM VENTNOR AVI. MAltOATE PH. A.C : 

byC/DAROFP 

authentic in every line 

Men who walk As eanpua let the style, 

fsr men in aO walk, of life. And 

DAROFF of Philadelphia hai expressed 

thi. M]fk authentically for men of all 

age* in oar 'BOTANY*'MO' 

IVY EXECUTIVE. 

m 

•pert C«H XfMHMJt 

IvySKckt lMitaltM 

Crew Neck SwHton , 1M t» IMI 

Wee! Ch.HU TM Ul 

MEN'S SHOP 

720 Atbury AvMui 

SUMMER 

Ocean City's 

Lirfltst ExclaslTe 

Mill's Store 

20* OFF 

Summer Suits - Sport Coqts -^ 

Bermu

f 

f Phon* 0682 

t>n= REGULAR PRICES 

ON ALL BEACH WEAR! 

SUITS , 20% ©W 

Wm $3.M to $&M .... 1,98 to 2.98 J 

, War. $2.9» la «S,M ....... 1.98 to 2.98 

, War. *3.98 to $7.98 .. 2.98 to 6.38 

"*.SHORE BLOUSES .......... 20% OFF 

Wat* fl.9f to $3.98 .-.., 1,49 to 2.98 

EXTttA! NYLON DRESSMAKER SUITS 

Wmn to $17.98 \ . , , »12,00 

NNIES 

Av»m» • phone 0682 

fetf A.M. TO 9 P.M. 

SBU-OUT! 

ESSES 

,_ »* w entire ataA 

B»rdny, 

Hurl 

«*r I 

f * » J " ye • ,i 

. htfartt* nU»«»d 

itaa b* *H Mn tb* WovDw track- 

Rtwtnl H. JU*I. of Ihpl* StaMo 

I*., lurtrt «*"«. told peU he 

NOTICE 

A«nrdln« to pvUc*. Sharkcy 

farad a aalp wwiod on the b«* of 

hk haad, and m «*nlMed to the 

ta far ooaamUon. 

W. hov» 8 hornet for sol* in Hi* 4»00 block 

on Wast Avenue. Tn»y hove these 

following find fecrtui**: 

CUSTOM BUILT BIRCH KITCHINS 

PLASTIMD WALLS ami CEILINGS 

FULLY INSULATED 

CERAMIC TILE BATHS 

SUPER SIZED EXPANSION ATTIC 

JALOUSIE WINDOWS WITH SCREENS 

3MNCH ELECTRIC RANGE 

7MT, WIDE STRUT 

YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS IN BATH, 

KITCHEN, SIDIWALLS and ROOF 

THESE HOMES ARE BEING CONSTRUCTED 

FOR ONLY »t,250. 

Iff THSM TODAY I /1 

Robert L. Monihan 

REALTOR 

32nd St. & Central Avt, Phone 0999 

On fcsfcfofts 

815 ASBURY AVENUE * OPEN DAILY 9M A, M. TO * P, M. 

FINAL SALE! TOP NAME BATHING SUITS & 

DRESSES AT LOWER THAN 

USUAL LOW PRICES! 

DRESSES 

5.00 

Originally to $7.98 

7.00 

Originally to $10,91 

Our complete stock reduced for 

Immediate clearance! Many, 

rarty itylti to choose from . , , 

In sizes for almost everyone! 

swiMsurrs 

5.OO 

Originally fa %7,n 

0.00 

to $10.98 

8-00 

Originally to $14.98 

Some of the loveliest stylei of 

thi season . , , from some of 

America's best known makers! 

Lastax, cottons, knits , , . in 

SlMg for everyone! 

FRfii $2.98 BEACH TOWELS FRIII 

SATURDAY, 9.30 A, M. TO FIRJT %% PURCHASERS 

OF A DRESS OR SWIMSUITI 

talent After 7-f 6 Camj» 14 Latin turned, however, when they hii-l j delphia, traveling oast on Bth it. No 

countries an estimated $1., their repeal match with Charley's j arrests resulted, 

a year for green coffee A C. when sliiKfesl ended with _ 

jeans, but these 14 Latin Amcricar. Ihe Brothers on lop, 9,1. The en Tuiidav morning a ear driven 

[Ountrles buy an estimated M.0011. eaunter with Wimbergs qf Wednes by Oartrud* A, Hartman, 3S. o< 

MMO north of products from lll» dl,i, July 10, though, proved an PhlladelBhla, iMpped tar a rad 

niled States, BiJEe.t items were other elsse ijame with the Brother? light al 12th »' In th. (In* si 

esvy machinery for a total of $840. on the losiiiB end of a M store. trafflf golnf jouth on VVMI »v. 

~ transportation cnuipmeni 

Spurred by Brother-Bernard's Another car, aiieraied by R. L. 

(motor vehieles, irain?,, îiip*. pljmes- irning (!#me lim un July 12, Uw Brown, *$, el TUt W.,| ,v., »pft>r 

S13*,000-00u. and farm prwIinMk . Brother* again hi! tliu win ciiiutnii Proached and criihed the raar of 

lor S4U0,000,(J0U. These exports rep- with a 87 TTcrorr ovpr the "Slnpiiy Mn, Harrman't v.hlela. Brown 

ffianpmter equivalent -if Nine" of ^larmora. Tht^ victory rash w.i tharfHl with aparannf a va- 

39i.WJ employe, or farmers, anJ continued in Ihe nest game, a rehide with faulry brakei. 

meant SI.713,900,000 in Muses and 

turn mt'i'Iinu wiUi Wishams, iis th* 

earnings. 

Brothers emerged on the happier 

Tuesday afternoon, Peter J. Allen, 

end of a 129 

22 of S7i Surf rd,, turned on" Bth rt. 

Try OcHn City Manhanti Firit On July IT, Bob's boardwalk luncheonctie 

team, after surviving mfiny 

a closi. call By umpire Brother Ell 

ht'ne Michael, mîntijiiicd Mu'lr ywii 

winning streak hy downinu tin' 

Bis[hcr»' team, (ho in Iheir IICA! 

|;anie. wilh a chanjle rpf identilicalion 

made to Die "34lh Street (Jang" ne. 

UNIOR'S 

tiisitated I)) the lack of Brullu-i, 

available, the Ocean flest team, sup 

lilementud bj friends of (ieriy Barry, 

helped the All-Mnn, prun' their 

^DISCOUNT 

rlaim tu the lillr 'Ail-Star,- lij |IH. 

iiiil 14-i 

Beenferteil UIHL' mori' h; uffkial 

Octan Rest plater*, tlu' Biothers re 

turned tu 84111 .1 on July 24 In de- 

CENTER 

feat the WimlitrB nine, led by Pal 

l0 «° nor > h on Aldrlch rd. when hu, 

car collided with another operated 

hj WiUiiini M. Kerper, 78, of 1MB 

Bay av., who ivas going soutji. No 

Lhargcs were preferred. 

Shortly after midnight Wednesday 

morning, ears epersted by Robert E 

Leitph, 17. of Philadelphia, and Wlljjim 

I. Latouretle, 32, of Mahwah, 

N. J , crashed In the Intersectlsn al 

eth »t and Atlantic av Laioruette 

wa.« charsed with a stop street viola. 

turn, * 

Latourette's wife. Aileen, 31, was 

injured slightly in the crash. 

Wedne.djiy ailornoon, frank Pas, 

salavua, 27, of Iliimmontoii, pulled 

his car io halt in a line of traffic 

K y 

T-3 Then, lii tin- rubber 

northbound on Central av. and st?>p= 

Eiiffic oj tile heaj,oij eiu-ouiiier^ wit', 

ped for a lisjht at 34th M, A car 

Wl.hjm. the Oii> an Rest [cam 

driven by Tony D'AnKplo. 81. of 

claimtd Hie humbler bu|f of j 4-2 Dnsel Hill. Pa.. aBpioaehcd the intctsictiyn 

aoinlj last and made a 

Keyed up with neiuhborliuud rivairy. 

Ocean Bt^t met Ihe Vineland 

learn. heaHefl I,, i(u. D'Ippali-, 

brother!, and Cierrv Barrj ,,f 31,1 kt 

and Central «v.. on the 341b n fie!U 

on July M Will, the HUHKI,,,; of 

Hiclsmaii nnd Trutaiio and the Bitch 

mg of.Iîry, ti(W«cr. the Vinrtalld 

iiniage veered aliead from (he lir>, 

riaht turn at Central av. He marie 

the turn loo ivldo and his ear struck 

Passalsyuji's ll'Anai-lo was chanu'd 

with careless drivina and Pa.,saiavuu , 

was Ksued a summons for railliiH 

lii carry his drli ini! liccnsi! and cor 

registration. 1 : 

7 

with . 

fortable 74 i 

noon 

The u, g, « 

ed, however, | 

usual and that . 

weather with ttti 

will prevaU ton 

tlik month, 

TM1 WORST: 

Liuen — Sly 

memory In the . 

Hurja—Forgeti 

Llaaen—Nri] 

tiling, 

OHtT AT , 

A 

Givt, Yaw: 

Pride 

• Brand No, J 

CHOOSII 

* 

41 

KNall •! 

r« 

•ULI 

JAMB I 

Inmns and e/idi'd «iih a,, g.4 4il., 

tory 

Liter w 

»«mll* ol fc« IrW* 

P«., was rruttd at the office af 

JACOBS 

•Wmii n to 1 

Despite the t«u siieee.Mve ,ui 

nacks, ihe Ocean IteM ,,i,,e haUna.a 

rack aith a ienseanie on July ,•» „, 

!llt Atlanlie City nine lost Jo-B 

tharlci), Somers Pninl mm. relurnrt 

to the S41h M. field „ « , 

Pr, Marela V, Smith (or miner lit- 

|uri»f tutralntd In a crash at 

Corlnthl.n »v. mni Srinlan PI, 

Kd«in «. Fix, M, and his dauuhler 

Barbara Jean, 13, suslaincd minor 

' ' injuries while his wife, Mrs, 

•••I 

ifiEET 

TIKI 

AIR CO 

Our 57th yur «J 

THIS WEEK'S 

TASTE TREATsizzLiNG 

HOT 

ROAST SIP 

LUSCIOUS PINEAPPLE 

TOPPED VIRGINIA 

•OILED HAM 

Easels 

AFTER THE 

RACES , , . 

ENJOY A SUMPTUOUS 

SUPPER fitOM 

CASEL'S 

Your luck i* alwayi 

you com. te £•••('• 

. Food* to taka tout. For onl 

poU* • complatb limllp o? 

that pay big adds In eating 

No kitahan fi*w or 

•kElting afitamoon at HM 

family ami guwia will fhmk 

whan you ami to 

THE mm 

NAT HAS 

IN MAttGAtE - JUSt 

FROMOCfcAN 

• af tka aaaasn, 

i CHY iU.rth.nt. Bint 

STION: Wat 

•ir eutr *. ?. K 

inenHi! fcj 

ij.W-FJJj-aH.f4l. 

lump priiaiag mrthod hn 

leit •ucceilfur ill 6v#f thi 

It bring, „,, li, Bilurai 

[linti Rhica «r» afiu art 

ll well 1. in iliat of uu->Ecn 

ainn who in very Birtleular 

kirini their kii, iriintd inn 

(uril ivivei. 

l la fa, Am.rU: 

«w Mafnlaa, 

Vincent t 

an" City, 

, 2877, 

SIJO 

Jaieph ialnns. 

Flanders Hotel. 

*tu Aid U fa* 

tif or mmrfwf—?vu ¥>arif you* f**l 

mvaty bit oi |»*Hy « ys«f NiiRî THs? 

i tss, with Hti! r>¥slyfisnai^ ntw lofton 

[ 

! iii e itrTyt Y^r f**l fesfe il** f«t isfl and »eth«d, Werki wsnd*rt oils «! 

et, sftewii bsndi, tyfiEl* 

i a botiU fsdayj 

Iw's the time! Hert's tha place! 

pd just the swirAsult you want to 

joy thi fun . , , and find jjr«at 

gj, too. Shop our grand and 

Irious clearance of swimsuits Many 

flii, fabrici. 

Fashioned by — 

ROM Maria Raid 

Cole of California 

Nettie Rosenstein 

Plus Other Famous Names 

ZJke JLllllcin 

Aibupy AvmiU* 

IV h 

m. m 

Man on » pe 

Wit to the 

BwlgU, 

Ufa, — ^ .___ 

band .with a 7H jwuodjjlrl Sunday 

at »;» if tne BounUlmld* 

In Montclau-. M, J. The 

new rtar 

and 

L J 

--- wMMnil 

', TWlothy. In the 

Alvin TrAUMntMrg 

Rafurrti For Vittf 

Alvin Trautenbcrg, a former res|. 

aent of €*IIB elty who U now rnidlnl 

In Miami Beach. Fla, was a recent 

puest of Mr, snd Mrs, Franeji H. 

West of the FBuntainview ftotel. 811 

Atlantic av, 

' Mr, Traulenberg was formerly a 

NOW 

REDUCED 

SOMMER DRESS OEARAHCI 

wttk a 3{ah> to ^tmtnt m 

904 Boardwalk 

Commuter. Club lub Auiru.t dinner 

and party, 0:30 p. m at the Yaohl 

Club. 

Public card pJIrty, s p. m In the, 

Eptaeopa) , Parian Hall, benefli Notonk 

Council Dagree of Poeoliontaa, 

40th Annual Caating Tnurrmnn-ni. 

I! a, m at lite Bay av baH Ilkld, 

'Conedrt by Coatesvllle Chorallen, 

B p, m, on the Music Pier. 

* * t 

Mllhoat Ragatta Night dance, 1 

p. m at the Vaehi dub. 

LJnda oix har fourth birthday tvga 

(Ivan by faar parthtt, Sewtiaii and 

•n, John w retry, u (Me Mae or 

Mn, Kathleen BMnpl*, 111 lib at. 

A large buHnday eats* shaped In 

the farm of a number four centered 

Uw table. The children present enjoyed 

toy horiu and having their 

picture* taken, AUending wore Marvin 

Fields Jr., Wanda and Calvin 

Urlffin, Patricia Anderson, David 

Tumar Jr., Paris Ann Griffin, JJarn- 

Ice Carter, Denn|8 jaekiion, La Vein 

Gibson. Sterllnii and 

Philllpi. 

Clnceray 

Army Family 

on New Visit 

SATUtlOAV kHt> iuNMV— 

Annual Oeean City VaeM Club He 

^=^=— *= " ••••••-• mfa MLUU^ «!!•? 

teller at The Natlanal BanJi of Oeean 

niora, Tor a son uh« 

.. 

artlvett 

. 

Sunday, 

„. Until an the My, 

City, y He is now ow connected with the and d te JJoan 

arid Robert Bthlndler. Batarday—regUtritinn §.|o a, m,; 

North shore Bank Irt Miami Beach 

win Meame the first nee 10:30 a, m. and second race 

und recently has been promoted to PiriHiU of a son Saturday td 

i 30 p. m .Sunday—third race 10:30 

cashier there. Births for other residents of the a. m. 

-—— — — area Included! 

All humans are bom without svis I July II—Ruth and John Jardlno of MONDAY— 

dam and some never outgrow It, Linwood, a girl, 

Hunt Brothor» Circuit between Sth 

August 1 — Roberta and Kenneth Jilil Blh sts, on West av,, npoiiKircit 

Fetter of Linwood, a girl, 

by Klwtnls Club. Shawn 2 and a 

August 3—Marie and Paul Chand- p. m. 

GREEHBMAR Icr of Unwood, a boy. 

« e = 

Auguat «—Marie and Jofeph Men. Ocean City Rutary Cluti dinner and 

KENNELS 

torro of Abseeen, a boy; Mgrtha and trip on an oyster boyl us yuesU of 

I David Ataek of Unw.wd, a boy; Port Norris Rutary t'luh. Mem burn 

BOARDING 

I Dorothy and James Cantor of Worth, leave city parkLiK lot. Hlh st. anil 

| Held, a girl; and Mai^ and Ralph Ajiburj' liv,, on ihurli-ri'd bus al 0:10 

Alk CONDITIONED PENS , Orth of Northfleld, a girl. 

p, m. 

I August 5—AntolneKc and Walter 

TRIMMING AND ; ninaldo of PleaaantvSile, • girl. 

BATHING 

. August •—Ruth ana bnio Henri 

of Cape May, a girl; EHtabeth and 

SHORE ROAD 'Harry Aldrlch of Atlantic City, a Revolutionary 

I girl; and Loretta and Robert Apple- 

BIESLIY'S POINT Hate of PleasantvUie, a girl, 

Phdn» O,C, 3653 R-2 August 1—Joan and Michael Jum- Tale Reviewed 

bo of n*ajantvU)e, a girt- and Oath, 

erino ana John Benneu of Pleasant, Mrs. Paul Speaks 

vllle, a hoy, 

* * * 

to Church Auxiliary 

v Mm. Ilvnry Paul, lotrnl n-tldcnt. 

Mad Hats' at whit is a member of thv Ocvnn CH\ 

Wuinvn'rv Hi'sriirctt (Tlul» and 

Sluikf&pLai 1: Club tii" T>hil»dol 

Flanders Ball pi c-hi-ntcfl ii h'Hik n-vU'u iit Uif met. 

On S.iturdav nlGht llu Fl.nidtis 

OiLan Hiwm atnin brioniL tlu im. 

ol inotliti cxtilin. dmti Iht 

(lame Midhmtir Bill biuu hi 

sur la liti tonli ts -in°il piuili., 

lulpid rniki tin (| mi, i, in melons 

Ultiss Till 1111111110-. piiidt w ib 

Judtts «tn J lUiuoLk ol Phil 

idilphli I C Wall!-, ul I. Ilimoii 

Md Itjilph lutks ,,i I'liilndilpli i 

J S \il.i ol 1'lnludi.lpliiii nut Ml-. 

XV II Lot (.lit. il-.o ol 1'luli.dilpliiu 

In llu ndult loiite-.! in Ine On in 

lloom piut-i wtn. nwankd Io Mr 

VI Laii}{ of L nlon N J md Îis 

\\ II Luisihc ol F-lillncl< l|>hiii 

had the must humtitxni-* h it-i Mis 

Torn Leal ol MaiUdiid and Mrs 

Charles Vvollrum of Phil idclpblt »lio 

hud till, most original md Vim I H 

Slocum of Philudclphui and Mi 

F Ro> Russell of Fhllad l|ihlj \ llu 

I ud tht. most beautiful 

Honorable mLtitlou ULK i\tn |u 

Mrs Albert L Wrlnht thb. ilt\ Mis 

II I Uut- or BJII tMii-vd Mis l-i ink 

Will of Philidelphla Mii J H 

Tlioinns ol Wairen Ohio, and Mr 

1 Blckley Bievens and lam- 

Hy are apendlnK several week* with 

hiii mother, M, Caroline Stevenii, 

a year around realdent ol 2110 Con 

trai 4v^ His faiJUT the late Rev, 

Lloyd p, Stevens, was well known 

In MelhodlBt Church clreies here 

and in the Philadelphia area. 

Col, Bievens is a graduate of Orexcl 

inatilute of Technology and Is now 

serving in the Corp* of Engineer!, 

u, s. Army, Drexeliles of ihe 1937 

vlnlaye will remember him us hav- 

Iny been selected as guard on the 

All Time Prexel iuutbail teem und 

wytitlnjg nn honoralilc mention us 

Kuurd on (he I.iiile All Amorltun 

toiim. 

This is the firth lime in 1« 5'ijiirs 

that thf Slvvvila IIDVC visited in 

Ocean Oily and each lime they have 

i been jioin),' to ur ii'luiniiiu from an 

j overseas assiunnienl. The) went to 

j Lima, Peru, In 11147, mid to Nvw. 

! foulidlalid in HlOa fur another triii.year 

stay. 

Now tiiey are en route to Japan, 

where the Colonel will be assigned 

to headquarters in the Tokyo area, ' 

lie and Mn. Hieieiis and t.'ieir three | 

sons, Bieky, Bobby and Barry, will ; 

drive Io SeBttie in iutu August to j 

bunitl ship lui I ip III , 

16-26 Assn Dinner 

,'J'I I Set For August 21 

1 I he OctJin cuv ly^H (.umniunity 

in;,' or LIK* Summer Auxiliuiy of Hit* AKÔI tut ion li«*% umiotittcc d |>l«iii>« tor 

Fiisi Methodist (.'lunch Tuesday u\ 

Hi iinnunl Miinmtr lilr,li( Au,»Uil Jl Ul Lhij 

turii(M>ii iii tlic Bi^-iiyne HoU'l. 

Si ivn.u Cuuni^ U14I1 

I Wit l^lit s! MN, Mis-* I'jitricia 

flu ijuritl diiuur nt 7 p m is for j 

IIOULS flit tin lin und Miss Chin nu mln. i ol llu A\M>I i it ion gnd 

lint. Kobcits :oin(»iiii>iii^ jit (he llu ii ^,^K^[^ is will is iH>,harn»cist who 

"nin «• in Ill^li S1I111..I nlm Mill 1 

special mon l lily iietivitU-s u He red fret, 

uses only the hifhest quality HlJ'edi 

kid tin LUISIS un ,111 amithiir 

to yueslN staying at thi- hulel. Lii^t ..(iinniv 10 Hit llnl\ I in,) 1,11 An enls jt til limet 

month the ^tiext.s enjoyerd u ihvMn list Hi iintl lui Iht fhml mtilln 

party at the Strand Theatre on OK Anniisi 2- tht II. i thiii, s Malm 

boardwalk. 

wlm viill 11 I it, I', rniiijl l-\p,ii YOUR fiTS PHARMACIST 

1 lit 1 s in Al4i-.K 1 

Mis I rriMuli ( i,tin in liijîiui 

ol tin 1 1,nip illinium 1,1 1 hut llu it 

mpls mi tumult IIIIIIII; Inn llitv 

will hi- U-.U1 lom -.uilt lui 1 In li.ul Vltth 

odl-,t pui tinuiî 

V 

A4m Bring Quick Rttultt 

UNEQUALLED ANYWHERE!! 

d)ur August Fufhiture Sale 

HUGE DISCOUNTS ON 

WANTED MERCHANDISE 

Everything Mutt Go. Wm Can Use the 

Room. You Can. Use the Savingt. 

WE'LL H6U> ANY *»UfttlrtA*k UNTIL 

BOOOj 

CCh 

, - , ' - . * •t< 

. Mlffli WB^fflii QPâf HB; VBi 

log CpUla and Mr,, EUiott Allen 

during the bajil Wk 

y 

Tlie Mount Higah OoaHl CbBrua 

oi Prinestoji, N. I., will appMr hi a 

i ervlce of «onii Sunday •vanlni at 

fl:30 oTIoek In (he Macedqnl* Math. 

odisi church, loth st. and Simpson 

TwiniiMa MM 

beach 4»rty tor yotrhf 

FUnd«r> Hotel. 

Another wimMr »aa Seoi BuMMr 

of PuftNo. OMMWto, Ui too Mtk. 

«rd« nee. The but peanut pMMf 

uppar wflh a doUi«ptn WM MOW 

Drlltlngtiam. of Harrtiburg, Pa. 

Foreign and Domestic 

for 

MEN and 

OPEN DAILY 

9:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 

Sunday, 10 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. 

\, .«fef 

Ogil _ 

mm 

mcavo 

... ff 

boardwalk at liaddbn TioflT 

- atlantic city, new|«r«y 

PARKING Af PiNNSTLVANIA 

and BOARDWALK 

A GIFT FROM McAVQY « SMARTi 

THEY'RE 

HERE!! 

Now at BOYD'S 

19 5 8 

Motorola 

Models 

Consoles 

Portables 

truly Beautiful Sets 

Beautifully Big Trade-Ins 

Std0 in emd See Thorn T*day - 

We Guartrtttee Youll ft« Surprised 

_ 

IS OUR ONLY BUSUffSS 

? ' 

A COMPLETE 

of WE mmr POPULAR 

IT PAH TO MAI 

Mmkm TV, Hi- 

RADiO&Tl 

FIRST IN 

i

">v . 

. artm*** otto 

afclp **»•*. ** 

1 

by atartta C 

ttour ou lor 

many awards and >ou mil wan 

IK* thrre to cheer >our class bnnt i»« 

U> i it-tory — of cvimnb.êmtt.* v, ith 

>onr particular tailor if hi 1 hid dif 

fifult> in -.laving out in fmnt A 

waim uvl*zt>ttie will bo ci\en to all 

our viMtom from South Jrr-«t'\ tlubs 

Our own Connnodorc Hitching and 

hlf chartninK «••"**. lônrv, mil bf on 

hand to greet tin* dignitaries and to 

K*M her with VI* e Commodore (lo> 

Vti|lm*?r and Mi wife Jeannette and 

Krai Commodore and his u1f«* 

INnnci we know the neek end will 

bf made enjoyable lo ell. Good wind 

and bright skifs wUI be the prayer 

fr the day. 

Good luck to all our 5Silopx=may 

the eempfSiiien b# keen. 

TONITE - AUG. 9th 

ran 

of Hr Yacht Club 

N of the Korea are very Im- 

_.m, aa yoo (Mace at the list. 

«v ni Pslcrday in a semi, 

yesterday, snd then Joined wiih Duk nna! maicti with Carol iouthnuved 

Ucberman, of the PhUadriphia Rifle M, »3 Miss souihmayed will sauarf 

Clutt, to ann« the doubles frown off ill today H linal again:.! Christine 

in that section 

SiilTard, »ho disposefl of joyi* Dav 

l»rl. Philadelphia, yesterday. 91. 

The weekiong tournament hen? 

will come to ha climax today when 

finals in the other sections aU! esu&. 

iish the best singles and doubles ten. 

nis players among the ysu'ncer «*t uill tve Brian and 

alons the Eastern «abo4rd Pi.i% fhanse volleys with Hugh Suinii, ol 

•tins at I:W p. ra i: the Tenm. Philadelphia and Woody VonSeide. 

Ciub eourts 

neck. 

Summaries sf yesterday's 

In gainln* rh* 

HOIK IS 1M1 IMIHI 

NfiUtlra 

Spmi.tinal ~ Bruce Brian, 

II*, il, U. Tlw SK! aff«itrit U'lKifii Viin 

Larrj MHitftner, 

•f 

il.i iii iVitu ~N, j'.. liptraiptTlijumin 

H.-iriiiuoi. l'hll(icli.i|ihl]i, 6.;) ill-!". 

*-1. tJ) n ukt tne i.IKIS 111 ASII I SIIKH 

iKtisn't atxMm Ntte. 

Som{ = f!fUil - Sflil? Lliî, KphlLlt,!. Vi 

Ph%ilLs Fintnik. ef Phj3d#Jphj •.(,-iim M.niiii Ruhlnmin ilmrl r ' 

*~\ o-,3 H.Myfi iiiimiliun. i.h fiana I'j 

and Chrts'iae Salford. ot L»r,Mto»fie, 

Pa, joined liicnu *e^?tfil3> W e*=- :' •• 

fes! Caroi and Suiâ.n 5oy^s4?f^ 

B.J s-a. 

lll)t> It AMI I Mil K 

01 Wishmgion, D- C, tor u=,r i.^:. 

15 and under dmiSiif- ^fciriSrsrfn^.p 

Today's 6nal so 'he bo> ^ lg A~.*l 

under ftroup *dl p^ dtpferd,"^ cr^T. 

pion Bruce Bri£nT of BAIS-murt 

againjt Marc WaJdbaaim, OS Hinr. 

'- R.p!i,is phihntiHphi.i ? 

Cedaj-s. N. J in atu: cou'd iiri, I.IHI.1 IS IM1 I S1IKB 

op into one of the bc"^ ?ni',:=r^ 

sinelFK 

on the summeF net c'.fT;y.; 

The Juniors under 1,1 years of age 

Waldbaym has eîBe iT

{uhlan Aw «• mat* 

•IM 18 it • J» p. m. to St. 

AUK Owrtt, 7th H, and 

Try Our Delicious 

CHOP 

S U E Y 

PRii DELIVIRY 

FROM 4 P.M. TO 12 P.M. 

Chinese American 

RESTAURANT 

WMT AVENUE 

Tlh* • 

Phona 

4196 

-JACK VOfGHT'S^——- 


EDGEWATER 

t RtfTAURANT end COCKtAIL LOUNOI 

FULL COURSE DINNERS 

Moderate Prices 

AT 8 — INFORMAL FASHION SHOW 

DANCING SATURDAY NIT! 

: wfth Eddi* Brtfda A His Ocheitra 

NITH.Y — MARILYN MASON, 

Cotal Iteording Star 

rt*. M Bqr, Lamport Phm A.C. 

1R4LE 

LIQUOR STORE 

N6 Otmmn mx in 

CompM* SfocJr 

MPoiNT N. 

nPOPULAR BRANDS 

IMPOftTH) ond DOMESTIC 

LIQUOR 

*WINE 

ICE COLD BEER 

ON44AND AT AU TIMES 

through College 

CHICKEN PLATTERS 

With M ChiekM, 

DOTTYS Luncheonette 

10TH STREET AT 

BOARDWALK APPROACH 

PHONE 0. C, 43M 

MVOTfB 

to making fh« 

Hmir Apparent 

"UNAPPAR^T" 

MATKNITY CLOTHES 

ONLY 

• MLMN 

taRy 9m AM. Htm WM, 

11 Involved in 

Duck Sabotage 

Hold In Bail For 

Bothering Bird 

If« • Mfe -tot that no Mic could 

M bunny on Oscu Clly's board 

walk: provided, of course, he ha 

On* *f MM hair* •( fh« span. 

money The iwalk Is well supplied 

frant stand It Nn wind, It (Ms a 

wJIfc Mands where one can buy 

way M •Ming cvstard tantahMn 

edible* ranging from red Itcarin to • 

* ilrtMB link. Included In the 

•elertlon to • delicacy known u 

frown custard or nmhy toe cream. 

At Ule mnw of Oie 'walk and 

Moorlyn teir. a young lady upends 

eight hours a day dipping custards 

for hungry strollers Thai young 

lady l» Mary Boyaird, She mil the 

custard cups it Kohr Brothers froien 

custard Hand. 

Mary l» a Junior at EUlnbethtown 

college, which Is, naturally enOUlfn, 

In EllMbethtown. pa. She comes 

from Hatboro. and has spent two 

summers in Ocean City working behind 

the custard counter. 

At Elliabelhlown laM semester. 

Mary was president of the Women's 

Athletic Association and a member 

of the Christian Association She 

was a member of the girl's basketbill 

and softball teems. 

r ** ? w!!*Mi •!•» *S r ^4^^pn fitt fflllSfl^F i 

hair. O H Urn Mary was accMMif. 

ally Introduced la a dWftnnf lulr 

praparaHan, but sha praftrnd 

puMtflg » In canai ta (Marina II, 

She says she enjoys working; in the 

open stand and watching ihc people | Complaints were previously 

walkiM by. Many do not walk all j at poll headquarters by DeFeo eon. 

the way by. particularly at night | eemin* vandalism an Ih* duck, due 

v hen froien cuitard apneiitei are at i » raeenl attempt* at dislodging hu 

tneir peak, L Aiuuit. i#r¥l«M fl W « daiplta 

(QwMiMS Hear Tift tlM JKoorlyn ThsatM an In. boftrd- thin ev 

walk In Ocean City. , tlonal 

on Wcycle Sport 

Md n 

CommittM tfatH m 21 It •aid to T 

pmm&& 

TUCKAHOE~Ttie Upper TowmMp • Mir ago, i 

southern repHMtnttUw of the Am. Connnltt« wU! !»«» in regular M» fife 

ertaa BkmUi UM», ,1"" •Ira Mondajr ewroina, Auiuii 11. Hi 

apeaker at the rMUlir witkly «"' 

the Township Hail «l »M, 

nvrctlns of the Ktwanli Club at — 

Restaurant, patterfon also si—._ 

a fUm entitled »ll««llng- and .poke 

SOMBM POINT—A large white of the 

to M Held UlU 

duck, located at Bethel Rd, and New Sunday. August 11. DAIRY Kl 

lid,, the property of Frank DeFeo, 

Theodore Mesken presided and 

plans were dlscuued eoncenlng the 

operator of the Feathered Fairies 

annual barbecue and clam bake to 

Due* Ranch, almost lost hi* head be held at Wih Bank. Plani also 760 BOARDWi 

one morning ihis week, according to were made to meet with the BI !ur. 

pe!iee. 

bor Club on Thursday. Aujurt M, 

Thm itwm With 

to attend a baseball (tame. Those 

goln< will leave city -hall at t p. m. The Whin and G.-een Glow 

Ralph Mlddleton offered the Invocation. 

The n present were led 

n p 

" ' 

In singing b ll d DELICIOUS CUSL 

There U one type of customer who I Saerul Ofn«r Prank Chamberiiin j Charles Adeiial, Wilbur iccompaiiied lluuer and at 

is interesting and at crowded times ' »»* ôrtwduw north oo New rd,. i the piano by Mrs, VU-ian Randon, CONES-SHAKES-Slll 

somewhat annoying lie U the one *i atom til a m when he noticed | Attendance prtaes wot won by Otto 

who sinks into deep Uwusht over ! three art parted in from of Uw 1 Femsel and Judge Richard Thomp- 

[he momentous decision of *-he!hi-r *«*. At he ipproacked, one car i son. 

to buy raspberry or butter pecan, or duoiw *••« *ut h* «ivc 'has* and 

any of Uie other flavors. When (us " "" * u Ouejtj included Part Lt, Oov, 

tae BIT ii On-ill HeUhu " »v. George FrancU, Fred Chapman Jr., 

inspiration finally arrives and he Tar flllirr l»o raM, sihich hadEdward 

Mueller and David Blyler, 

decides on raspberry, he uaiiT. aaiU *E âri^d nz the dufk. came up 

Mary begin, to dip into the freeier is? iidpsed car while Chamand 

announces he would r,.ih,:r lute SertiSS m-tf Attiaf the OCCupanU 

butter pecan after all. 

u.* is* fir for tfceir credentials, 

Ill take vanilla' 

P2U\iieî! Ru*?£>ll Uask of Unwôd 

DOIKV *ad PatralneB Mike Mrvka 

Bachman and Frank Kruk 

Open Fund Drive For 

Scouts In Township 

ew ûfsooned the rest of the 

PALERMO—The annual fund rals- Firemen . ... Entertain 

ng campaign for the Baytea Dlstrtcl, I •__...__. AC*- 

Tht durk standa fi\e feet high 

South Jersey Council, Boy Scouts BrOfHert Alter 

a f9Ur.fO9i square base, which 

f America, opened yesterday iThur*. MARMORA—.UeaaOera of at Mar- » enclosed la a lenfool nigh fence. 

lay) ay) i in Upper u Township T h i with ih fi First tnora VVolunteer 

Fire Company rn. The Th head hd alone l weighii h about b 80 

Sgt, Thomas J, Spatol, of the Palermo tertalned members of the jThrisiiin pound*, accordmj to police. 

Air Forte Station, serving as com. Brothers of Ocean Rest tefibjii ' After lengiity questioning of the 

munlty chairman. 

team after the annual game Wednes. " occupants of the three cars it 

There are two Boy Scout troops day eceniuf at the S4th st. hair fisld, »_•» revealed that Richard E. Tatum. 

now organized in Upper Township, The Marmora Softball team assist. IB, of the Palermo Air Base, was 

Troop No. 55 of Tuckahoe, led byed 

by several of the volunteer fir*. on top of the duck and Joseph 

Scoutmaster Dare Robinson, and men won the game. The score was 0 Odeil Jr., Ii, «nd Robert Mini). 

Troop No, fs of Palermo with Scout- M to 13. Children who attended ihe IS, both also from the base had 

master Lt, Rudolph Schonch as game enjoyed a ride around th# also ctimW to the duck's head, 

their leader. A Cub Scout pack block on the Marmora ladder [ruck Donald D. Thompson. II of Casnille 

(No, M) was recently organized in afterward. 

N. J, also was on the duck. 

the elementary school, Hobart Sapp 

Tstum, Muell and Thompson were 

Jr. is the Cubmaster of the Pack, J 

released on IM bail: Odeil on BOO 

which is sponsored by the Upper I Bicycle Races Start 

bail: Others involved and released 

Township parent. Teacher Assoeia. I 

• an baU include: Richard C. Michaels 

tien. 

Sunday at 12:30 p.m. ; M. S3U0 bail; Francis E. Wamer, 19. 

1 

Troop n U sponsored by the Paler, 

^10 bail; Robert D. CseerUl,' Is. 

mo Air Force Station, having recent, 

race of Boners Point is 

ly renewed their charter received 

' bail, all from the Palermo Air Base. 

in April of IBM. Other adult lead, scheduled 18 begin Sunday at 12:30, | Others »cre Otto Bdredse 11 of 

era are: Airman 1 c Louis j Cote according to George Patterson, ihjir. Freehold. ilM bail: Ham D Cîtrtl! 

inxplorer Advisor, Captain Stanley man of the event. 

11, of Freehold, lui tmil; and •sben 

W, Miller. Lt. Russeir Mclnnes and 

Airman 2 c Robert Birmingham, As- 

The Kiwanis dub is sponsoring bail. 

SUtanl Scoutmasters 

the event, which is sanctioned by ihe 

Major George A. Haws, command- Amateur Bicycle League of AmK, 

ing officer of the station, is chair ica. 

man of the Troop Committee, oilier Raees sehedu .d ,ar loeal colidren 

members of tbe committee are: include; one lirls race ages" from 

Joseph Loveite, Hank Schneider, ; Point Flower Show b 

Scheduled Aug. 23-24 

I Jo U years of ate; boys handicap 

flwt Sgt, Thomas J. Spatol, Joseph event ifor the Rollfast Derbj•• and i Benu for the annual noirer s*Sw 

special event for lightweiiht Wke presented by ihe Green Thumb Oaii 

, rUers. Thert U no entrj- fee (or Ihe **n Qulj «*re made at a recent 

M O M CIEL'S l ' 1 ^'"-"—-•-"•-— — dr "'- 5«H a **'J,'» h « rf West Indies 

on MM baautlful. MmplttaM 

SwadMiAmvjMnUMe 

Legion Women 

•.KUNQCHOLM M*M.t.A 

Fr.MH*wY«1, 

rest, 11 - M,s.fttjtraMfataa 

Name Officers 

St. Theinai, Cap MaKM, Havana, Raw, ( 

OCT. 34 - MaCNUNaSNOLM 

Mrs, Thomas Again 

SlTUBmas, Clud.d trulills, FMiuMnci I 

to Head Point Unit 

*•»••,- •.•.MMMiHai 

Port «u Ptlnc, Havana 

SOMEBS P0I.NT-Mrs, Kathrin 

HOy.l«-H.S.KUN 

Thomas waj reflected president of 

ar«ssa_ 

the Women's Auxiliary to the Clark 

Me. •!-•,•,•« 

•iasan post JM, American Legion, 

al their last meeting. Other officers 

elected for the coming year include: 

mm 

Mrs, Myrtle Debus, first vice president; 

Mri. George Berger, second 

vice president; Mrs. Ruth Mulford, 

secretary; Mrs, Vera Rosser, trees, 

SHRIVE TRAVEL SERVICE 

urer; Mrs, Maude Cl*rk, chaplain. 1«N PACIFIC AVINUI ATLAN 

Mrs, Lois Bwing, sergeant,at.arm«; 

PHONE: 4-54M and 441S1 

Mrs, Ethel Thinsehmidi, hutorian, 

Mrs, Thomas, Mrs, Debus and Mrs, 

Swing were named as delegates to 

attend the national com rut ion 10 

be held in September in Atlantic 


Miss Dorcas whitesldr, delegate to 

Girls' State from the local l.e"ion 

Auxiliary, spoke briefly at the meet, 

»s. teUini or her experiences. She 

said Uiat she enjoyed her «tuy there , 

\crj= much, ~ i 

An announcement wa, made that 

there wit! be a dance at the post '• 

home Saturday night with the Oceanaires 

furnishing music for dancing 

The Clark Eliason Pest will show '. 

turns secured from Pomona Naval 

Air station entitled "Fighting Lady" ' 

and "ISM Olympics" on Thursday j CHATTER] 

August 15, at the post home, ,u, | 

memtars and friends are invited to 

9th StTMl and Canrral AVMM 

be present. 

A discussion coneernitig a float CompUfa Menu from • Snack to • Full ( 

for th# Labor Day parade wa« held 

National events scheduled io be We The Mrs. Alfred and Mrs. George Berber 

PHONE 

held Sunday include: M mile ML. 

FrM D«llnry i 

1301 Simpton Avanu* race; s mile junior race and I raflt it the Ne« Jersev av QntbBusc aM 

Iirto race, L, not. to the pubbc t * j S ad. 

arraniementi. 

Ptxme 1573 

Ail racers, either natiOBal or loral f mtol«rbetaf ctireej ^ 

were served by Mrs, 

K 

are to assemble at Jsew York av. and ' Mrs. John Miedwii ««s jppoinUaJ 

wsf the busijiess qMrl- 

early evening, you can M#6 Itarry ence Hcently wh«n ta* itrai«rre U^ Oar ttat recottted «p to ti*L 

17% gre«t*r fad Mirini* in a oonchMMve 

tnuMoonUifenUl ocooomy 

teat of tbe tlnw leaidint tow-priced 

^tv^-âMlCtioliM £Au ceronM by 

NATA.*JtuMitaK bam Lot Angtka 

to Hew XO«f Chevy proved that it 

ootu laaat to optm* of «B thrwt 

It' hut toai Pttprave that 

that mate 

c 

kind

...wttT. 

" * ' • • 

IM7 /•sf •relays 

to OwodC/fy ~ 

Fan-Out 

ott. vii* A«W» 

Plpw, o4i«-yMr.oki son of 

«• . . . .. 

IB the Oewn City par.de. 

i ' ' * 

1 AD ameodnifiU was approved ban- 

' motor T«hide accidents is 

—exce*|ive speed,. foOowing 

' line of the road, drinking. 

fit traffic congestion—and some- 

fe^parttng. We tori noticed • 

Mr toward double parking in 

, at the inexorable tide of more 

.amount of curb space, 

-in town for double parking is in 

_i Ocean av. at 9th at,, particularly 

t before the window deadline in late 

k pretty obvious that the city's 

r A helping contribute to the situ- 

fc£Ai 

three car lengths for free parking 

_ other spaces in front of the build- 

nickel meter*, which is the crux of 

.especially local business people, an 

Bee at full tide, then an far more ears 

rUng spaces. So they park double. 

! two or three cars double parked in 

, both on the building side and on 

'. the idea of paying a nickel when 

' two or three italnutes. 

at of convenience for the public, city 

t to relieve this situation by remov- 

[making the entire curb area from 

: Office driveway a free patron parking 

"' Bit, Of course, the police could 

I out a lot of tickets to the double 

. really solve the probtem. 

f many tiroes the volume of ''in and 

% Hall—yet it has only about the 

[ space. That just tempts people 

cMvtNM 

VUlting motorists learned (he hard 

ly that tJrn new freenbead five- 

hour narking gieten Ijl the beach- 

front ate effective Sunday. They 

are the ont>- meter* in the city 

operating on UM Sahbith, 

The combined members nf the 

summer and winter Women's Auxil- 

iaries of the First Presbyterian 

Church feted Mrs, William R Allen 

at a Welcome tea. She la the wile 

of the then new Presbyterian pastor 

* • * 

Ralph D, Glarth, operator of the 

Southern Hotel and a past president 

of the Ocean City Hotel and Reg. 

taurant Association, wai reeupentt- 

ing from an Ulnesa in Shore Memor- 

Ml Hospital, 

FIVI TIARS AOO 

Ed Partner resigned as a varsity 

coach at Ocean City High School to 

take a position it the PennniTania 

SUM Teiehem College In Wat 

West Cherter, 14. 

* • = 

The Ocean City IMS Community 

Association conducted a Town .Meet- 

ing at city hall to discuss such com 

munlty problems as littered empty 

lots, docs on tAt beaches, street pav- 

ing and other topics. 

* • i 

Finance Director Harvev \\ Adams 

proposed that the annual budget in. 

dude a $30,000 capital improvement 

appropriation for beach erosion pur 

poses. 

Btshop Fred Pierce CersOn and 

Tabernacle President Ralph G. Luff 

announced plans to SO aboard and 

Invite European church leaders to 

attend etna City's Diamond Jubilee 

in Mi. 

FORUM AND AGIN '§M 

Canadian Visitor Airs Gripes, 

Wonders If He's Still Wanted 

i want your wife to pay attention to what you're 

! it to another woman in a low voice."—G Nor- 

toffe b Ori tA« *Un 

i ago, this was the time each summer 

ig children anxiously scanned the 

.Word on bow many new cases of 

i but in their areas. The dailies 

s to atories about major out- 

i farts of South Jersey. 

Ter of 1S57 the picture is happily much 

to * gentleman named Dr, Jonas Salk and 

*mWhjto* fond* that made 

it pay etf to aa effective antl- 

j ft the Philadjiphia toouirer 

I thb: "*br tSTMrameln IB 

t the adnflaaibn of k Angle case of illness diag- 

.._._ — J paralysis. In previous yeara, by July 31, 

Laftywhere from one to 34 casts of poUo in the 

i Trenton comes a report of the State Depart, 

"^ *•»» *» New Jersey appears to be ffol- 

tMd other dread diseases Into oblivion. 

\ report* only 15 cases of polio in the 

Jtopr 1 to JuHjr 31, compared with 45 

t date Wwt year, total number of etum 

_J war's low incidence rate to the 

: vaccine and the cooperation of the 

; the war afataat another of mankind's 

: won. Some day we hope to be able 

tjrstrophy, mulUplc scler- 

i and aottte of the others which 

OUr be*t hop© is that scientists 

[Up. 

it you can take a nap 

Dr. Julian 

Ocean CUy police launched n fund 

campaijji for support or the P.B.A. 

•nbulinee service It wau We first 

appeal since the ambulance was put 

•m operation In 1949 

It TMU A© O^ 

A rift over the status of Engineer 

wmum H. »lus»n Jr. widened 

when Mayor Strubte and Commit 

•loner Augustus Goetz introduwd an 

ordinance provldins a $4,010 annual 

uUry for the post. Con-iaissioiier 

Idward Bowker held out for contract 

oonnu IKS ions 

Three reUil mcrcliant-, were sr. 

rested on complaints "f Tahcmaele 

Association gpeelal inveAiUMrt who 

J d mm wlUtJEunday utes. 

* * * 

Mayor Bernard Samuel, ol Pliila 

delphla. visited tile resort for the 

annual Philadelphia Day, which /cat. 

yred the baby parade, luncheon and 

fireworks 

• • * 

, Walter A. Keppkr, of Marmora, 

was appointed by the Board of Free- 

holders as the new* county engineer 

•to succeed Holland A. Sharp or 

Tuekahoe, who held the position 

IMS, 

Supreme Court rejected a re. 

Ing order by the ©coin City 

Business Men's Association and weik 

waa begun on the saving of West 

av, full width from BatMnea rd, to 

tatk «t. The AaHdittan bid fought 

Mr fun width only in the business 

section, 

»,Y1AM A80 

John E. BOSK ell was selected as 

the RepubHeati candidate for the 

Slate AwmWy when t. Urant fieott 

wu Ike Mrtr choice lor the Senate 

• * • 

The city adopted an ordinance re- 

quiring real estate auctioneers to 

PIT f 1,800 license fee and post HMO 

surety bond 

* * • 

City aoplo»eJ> roped off the area 

at Stft it. M3 Uw boardwalk when 

high SMI ^tasked over the Vallt 

lit the eenler-clty area and washed 

•way st«tM lo the teach. 

•ervfa Knit of 

. m *f nnseuiah 

or|in&atlon with 

e to erect 

*t the Army's 

#i\ P*. TUt 

Od City 

i 

UtUtre tor air mall 

UMll 

ptatptmu UtUtre tor a 

• mediH«« at UMlettloti 

t&e MW 1 0«*an CUy Pttst 

Di K D 

A 

«*• a 

f«r t&e MW 1 0«*an CUy Pttst OftUx. 

Barely Director Kent Dodge, of PbU- 

adetphla, wan one of the prindpat 

ajwaftcn. 

• • m 

Mlu Mary Cole, librarian, ln»UUtl- 

ed a aMIvciy ilbraiy aarviae employ- 

lot « WMtera l/nlota mtumter to 

tun* IwoJu back and forUi between 

the library and torfrowlng patroiu 

Potf r 6f thf Pt»»t 

WHAt la A 

A M4k*i la a perwn who can 

•**»MttNMa 

ttveatigue 

not 

mm, he 

Mem". 

v 1«t or n'eUhban 

- 

Accord Approaching on Wattr 

TRENTOM—•Ne«f Jeriey's water needs al 

may be solved after 80 years of talking about 

of the citiieni Committee for a Sound Water — 

The group was hastily organized a couple of 

now has more than 3,000 members In 13 countiej.lt 

flght a prsposal to build dung on Stoncy Brook Ml 

spruce Run, near Clinton, At the present lime, K 

organization hag won Its fight. 

Hut unlike ether groups of home owners f 

cessfuily battled a long lilil of water plans, !h@ 

for a Sound waic,r Plan hjs continued to ofht 

a workable siilution to the water problem, 

Senator Wajne Dununt Jr., of PhilllptE 

Senate Committee on Revision and Amend, 

recently concluded a long series of public heal 

Brook'Spruce Run projects, claims such action 

experience for him. He has commended the 

merely opposing, but for a sincere effort to 

problem." 

The Citizen-, Committee is backing a fou 

mediate use of Round Valley In ilunterdon Coiu 

the South Branch of the Raritan River Instead 

to Delatvare Blver water alone, comprises Ml 

and immediate effort to bring New Jersey and Pe- 

on a Delaware River program combining wa!«r 

control, is another. Development or a program (f 

Rarilsn Hiver watershed, is a third point, and 

coktinH from S35,{M0 to SS0.000 for a lest of - ' 

vast underground reservoir m ihe MereerMldc 

the fgurth point. 

Governor Robert D. Meyner has been a firm 

Valley and the eventual development of the _ 

.hlnklwt appear to coincide with the governor'! It 

Republican Legislature turning lo Dument for, 

water question it thus appears that for the Unl-l 

may be taken out of the political arena. 

week. 

I lost my luitease there lut 

youthful pranksters but 

LOST COMMUNITY—Operation Doorheil, >. 

Senator Malcolm a. Forbea, Somerset, lo wort •»JI 

qtiest for the Governorship of New Jwaey " 

a quandary for awhile, • 

Forbes knew there were MT inuniclpalltiw hi < 

he must visit lo ring doorbells, shake hand, with h~ 

off • pictorial biosraphj. of hinuelf and ilk 

NOT IVIN ARM! 

geM crossed thtt , 

ejulpmenl will be usable If 

wben an cmertency arbej. 

Tkklm By George 

HOOP' 

FftEWLY V^TM HIM* 

Confidential remark* 

Dtogrunlied friend of our 

iff Am 

The RepuMlan candidate wai 

. An up-to-date llat of New Jer«e» I 

wa« secured from Georae C, IUlln»l 

Loeil Government, It wu cheeked • 

contained In the Legislative Mai 

The mystery wai solved when it wu fouBd < 

•nunleipalitles have changed status. In Cumb ' 

Township, which wu Included In the IM0 eat! 

or Vineland City, In Monmouth County, New' L 

wat created since 1950, And later In Mania Conn'*.! 

Borough was later established, 

I • 

DROUGHT—Meets of New Jersey'. I 

not be felt until the rail when reduced crop. Mre I 

, A Mrtou. tall In both rial* and aBapy •* 

alriady btea oltkclaJIv reported by th»ful« D*t 

lure and the stale Division of rait and Oane " 

Hlidilfe are thawing the effecla of reduced 

water. ' . 

PlshklUi In the vartous take* MA • , 

ius« the early hot weather prtuo&Ud the 

Plant life, whieh •ubsequeqUy die aad dtuir 

ine oxytsn to the waten to a level Ifcat to 

flub life. 

-.„ -Infantile paraly»ls In New ' 

typhoid fever and other dmml dbMfM 

The Mute DeBarlMut of HepJlh, m 

touch with the altuatlon «t thU UM rf; 

at polls in the ilate from juury 1 * 

met up to the un>« date Uut year. '•««. -— 

PeaeheB m. In 1«M MM «to r M:M>t; 

Parted In the stale, 

Mlk «ntl polio vaeelne inocUUUbo* 

syj fcealtfc department otO 

rats Uili year to the iaJk ihoU 

m* 

AUGUST 9, \W THE OCEAN CITY 

Offklak 

TiickahM River 

[AHOE-Captain Harold 

Captain Harry W. Dehn. 

i at the Near Jersey Btato 

SCHOOL 

f CENTRAL AVINUI 

TMchara 

•raiting Program 

>A.M,teli:MI>,M. 

ASII 1 TO T 

Phonm 1797-M 

Matters AuocUtlon, ln«p«t- 

«d tile TueluhH Rfler for the At- 

soelatlon over the week end. Both 

we quite Impressed with the un- 

pravmunM made there and the de« 

veloptnent of boating on the river. 

Captain Smith si .lo-Kiot cabin eruis. 

er, "The Oerad II." was docked at 

the Tueknhoe Marina durlnB the 

week end. Mm. Smith and Mrs. 

Dehn were guets of Mr. and Mrs. 

John Denny of Tueknhoe River 

Farms, enjoying a tour of their 

home "The Clodfrey House" and the 

bams, and the racing hones. 

Captain and Mrs. Smith entertain 

ed Mr. and Mrs. Earl a. Rocker, 

owners of the Tuckohoe .Marina and 

Mr, and Mrs. benny at a buffet 

luncheon aboard the Gcrod It before 

leaving the area. 

F. P. RISTINE & Co, 

M.mb.ri N.w Verb and PtiHa^Batt*. Stock Ixctv••« 

Anritaa 

123 SooMi Broad Str«.t, Philadelphia 

NMtypeiikar M3Qt 

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•iraltlNTATIVI 

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m 

17th ST. 

MARKET 

Open Thursday, Friday 

and Saturday Nights 

'f!l 9 

DELIVERY PHONE 1363 

ompetitive Prices 

FINE FOODS 

• GROCERIES 

• PRIME MEATS 

• PRODUCE 

When in the ana visit aor stores 

in Avalon and Ahtmton 

NOW! A TRUE 

Washington 

Snapshots 

By Induttrial Praia «.rvlc« 

WASmNOTDN — The bnportanee 

of Congressional hearings on tax 

reduction — really eomprehem've 

hearing*—is becoming more apparent 

each day. 

What la urient U a searching in- 

qulry into the need for the type of 

tax reduction which would best bene. 

fit the nation, 

Ttila It MpMlally vital ktani 

Mm* political laadtn art Making 

to puih Democratic Congmdonal 

leadan into pattae* "* • "quMda" 

»«# induction Mil In oroWr to grab 

erarflf front the llianlwwti* Ad- 

mintatraflan. 

Meanwhile, President Eisenhower 

I opposed taking any action toward 

I tax reduction at this time—but he 

did not bar the door to future cuts. 

Members of Congren rocillod that 

on a ptevious occasion House Demo. 

crata, fearing that the Admlnlstra 

tion planned a political tax reduetlon 

coup, rustled throuf h a mo tax credit 

bill. This wa« done without hearings. 

The bill failed to become law. 

Under present condiUons—respon 

•ible members of Congress sav— 

beneflelai tax reduction can be ab> 

I taincKl only if careful attention Is 

I nlven to the subject. 

Try Oman City Marctunta Flr.t 

(KEAN CITY 

Ninth It, and AllaMli A**, 

PHONI tata 

P.R.S.L. TERMINAl 

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FT. 

121 

2-DOR 1957 

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* brand-new 1?S? model—a great buy in two* 

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HOTPOINT APPLIAHCM — ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 

M48 

752 WEST AVENUE 

ANtttCA 

lOIItT PITIRSON- 

PAINTING: PASTIME FOR 

SOLID CITIZENS 

MY GRANDAD LOOKED DOWN 

his note at artist.*—particularly those 

of the male variety. He belonged tu 

a leneratlon that regarded PalnUng 

a* too trivial and flighty a pastime 

for solid citizens. His attitude was 

doubtless colored by lurid tales of 

unstable painters such as Van Oogh, 

who slashed off his left ear in a fit 

of despondency, and Gauguin who 

deserted his wire and turned up 

years later surrounded by native 

maidens In the Polynesian Island*. 

I recall how grandad chlded a busi- 

ness associate of his who spent his 

leisure hours wandering through art 

galleries, and how Incensed he be- 

came when his lB.year«ld grandson 

bought a kit of paints and announced 

that he was loing to become a por- 

trait painter. 

But this stuffy attitude tow.ird 

piiiltting has all but disappeared, 

thanks in large measure to Winston 

Churchill and Dwlsht Elsenhower. 

As these plllarn of citizenship ascend- 

ed to newer and prestige they made 

no bones about their passion for 

pslntint And in less time than It 

took them to plan an Invasion, paint 

ing was transformed Into a pastime 

or eminently respectable proportions. 

* * * 

HUMANS AUK a funny lot. They 

don't tru^t their own opinions so 

they rollow the established taboos 

until someone they respect tells them 

it's all right to change their minds. 

Women rejected lipstick and nail 

polish for decades. It wasn't until 

a few substantial ladles of society 

began wearing the stuff that it be 

came acceptable for respectable 

women Men rejected wrist watches 

lor decades. They figured there was 

something awfully girlish about an 

Stem that looked like a bracelet. It 

wasn't until some respected pugilists 

and politicians were persuaded to 

wear them that the wrist watch be. 

came universally acceptable to solid 

males. 

Similarly, painting has anally come 

into its own. And if you dont think 

It's catching on take a look at the 

books The record indicates that art 

supply stores did a quarter billion 

dollar business last year—much of it 

with amateur painters. This mean* 

that If you dldnt buy a kit of paints 

and bufshes your neighbor probably 

did. Remember Bab Zuppke, the famed 

football coach whs launched Ked 

Orange at the University of Illinois? 

When he retired he began puttering 

with palnu and discovered an ar 

tlstic streak as wide u a railroad 

plank. In showing his excellent land 

scapes to friends he often muttered 

his amaxement that painting could 

be an auitlng substitute (or the 

rough and ready rigors of the grid- 

Iron. 

• • • 

IF YOU'RE AVERAGE you prob- 

ably consider yourself about as ar 

tlstic as an albatross But there's a 

good ehanec you're mistaken. Every, 

one Is Messed with an artistic kernel 

—and the kernel often proves to 

have the submerged proportions of 

an Iceberg, 

But there'i no need to wait until 

you retire. Buy tome paints and 

brushes today and start probing at 

the talents within you. The sootier 

you discover and begin cultivating 

your talents the better prepared you 

will be to And a lively and reward. 

Ing life hi retirement. 

"The flnn «xprcaed 

fcwtamta an Ml MecMarily 

th, of the miu«Mi.eiitI" 

FURNITURE 

ANTidlll A MODERN 

RgFINISHED and 

REPAIRfD 

CUSTOM CABINCT WORK 

•MMBINGY MMIIt 

IMVMI ON FURNITUM 

1ARL NORTH'S 

WOOD SHOP 

RaltMtrarf. BulMtra 

10H, itnM WHIM PL a, stattMi 

MMNIlNt 

lA/ucnc CAM I HAVI 

WHERi IT DONE 

A Directory of Speclallxtd SMVICM 

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PAINTING 

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or Too Small 

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• WINDOW SHADES 

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MOVING? 

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OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

• ITOBAO1 • 

How About 

LbttitgYovr 

Driver in Crash 

Assessed $24 

Court Business 

Shows Daclina 

Two penena were fined by Muni- 

cipal judge Franklin A, King in a 

relatively light Kulon of Traffic 

Court Tuesday when only elsht de- 

fendant* were 9cb«dul«d to appear. 

John t. Donahue, •!, of PlilladeJ- 

phU, wu fined »M on • canleu 

drivmg charM and an added M 

fin* for falling to carry bla driving 

llsense and ear regUtretioD at the 

tune of hU arrest. 

ne charges reaulted Sundny when 

Donahue's ear was Involved la a 

crash at 5th «, and Atlantic «v., 

where hU auto cnabed Into the rear 

of another vctuele, injuring a woman 

panenaer In the front ear aligliUy. 

Margaret B, Smith, of 300 Mk it, 

•mm fined |iooi ciurfe of Sttal 

through ike red light on the B*ach 

Ttarafan bridge U ttt at prior to a 

bridge opening. 

Stanley Luk.uwlet, MdgeteBdcr. 

told the court that Mm. Smlik drove 

her ear ever Into the Hurt tan* la 

get around the bridge gat* u be 

was swinging It cleaed to weattMBd 

tmftlc. Mrs, Smith explalnM thai 

the bridgeiender waved OnMk the 

ear Immediately In front of hert 

and Am thougbt the go akead signal 

»M Intended for feer abw, 

Leon p, Cardone Jr, If, of Gleo- 

slde. Pa., was fned of carden dri*- 

Ini charge* which resulted July V 

when a five-year-old child ran Into 

the side of his ear while be wai 

driving north on Central av. near 

59th st Cardone told tte court that 

ttie youngster darted Into the itreet 

behind a moving southbound ear 

and ran into bli left front fender. 

Three ouUnT-MaM motorists failed 

to appear and forfeited cash ball. 

Verna GV Marts, of Philadelphia, loat 

$U baU on » stop street violation 

which resulted in an accident! Emilie 

R. Bergman, Newtawn, !»»., forfeited 

110 ball on a red light violation, and 

Alan H. Biekel, of Lafayette HUM, 

Pa., forfeited $10 on a speeding 

charge. 

$1,1 Billion Pay Lost 

hi Year's Accidents 

The pay envelopei of America*! 

workers ware short *1,100,000.000 lajt 

year. This wage loss was the result 

of time lost because at work acci- 

dents, the National Safety Council 

says. 

Costs oi work accidents rose about 

8 per cent last year, according to 

Accident nets", statisUeal yearbook 

of the Council. 

Just air tne press, the booklet 

shows that medical expenses In- 

creased to about H00.000.000 and 

overhead costs of Insurance want up 

to *450,000.000. 

Damaged equipment and materials, 

production delay* and time tones of 

other workers not involved in the ac- 

cident* east Industry W ,80.000.000 

Tot* eost sf M t aMridentr was 

t3.75O.0OO.OO0. 

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When it comes to 

"THE PAUSE THAT REWSHCS" 

_ . Take it at 

UGH OP COOP TAITI 

PHIL TURNER'S 

ALL THROUGH THIS WEEK 

Come In Any Old Time and Havm 

An km Cold Coke On UM - - 

NO PURCHASES NECESSARY 

For Those Interested In Buying Paint—3 

We'll Be Glad To Discuss 

The Situation With You. 

And To Show 

WEU 6IYE YOU A CASE OF *W6 SBF COttS 

ABSOLUTELY FREE!! 

With tim FuKhflM of a Oallon or Mot* of lYI-n T>1»| • 

ONLY •5^S,^ t 

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MONTGOMERY PAINT 

m smm AVC 

• •

ttte 

'^#^«^ i: '" : " 

el 'MKtm'MW oMwrtunlty or hearing 

Lr.CUHH during, his preaching roitaMiiit.lJeMn 

€lty* 

Or. BfcrtntL.IL Bam, patter of 

M National Presbyterian Chun*. 

Wuhtocton. D. C, and paitor to the 

PiwkWnt and Mrs. HMBhoww, will 

to the aHBhai pwaeber on Sunday 

fa( «*• air oondttiooad Strand Theater, 

«h Mi Ik* tartfttt. 

Dr. Et»n served as chaplain and 

oknd in the European Theatre 

w IMl to IM*. which followed 

a polenta of 10 years at the First 

PtHbyterian Church. La JaDa, Calir. 

In 1»51 he waa awarded the first 

annual lectureinip to colleges and 

unlvwtUw In the Middle Bait by 

to* American Frivnda of the Middle 

Ban. Int., and In |984 was designated 

tha -Clergy Churchman of the Year". 

Dr. flairo hi th* author of neveral 

haMu and has received many decora, 

ttooa and awards to both military 

and reU0ous fields 

Dr. G. E. Thomas 

at the Mooriyn 

Spiritual Director 

MethodlfT Speaker 

Dr. a, Emett Thoinaa, director of 

U» Spiritual Dtwutmut of the Gen 

•m Baud of Evangdina of the 

M.lboafcjt CHurrt, wlU pre.cto la 

the MMrlyn Theatre on Sunday it 

MO p. BL >t lie iNMMJli Servic* 

of the Writ MMbstUtt Church. 

Before cumin* to hi. present of. 

fl« Dr. Tbomu in* the pastor of 

the First MeUHdUt Church of Had, 

donHeld. He fHWived hi< tholoslâl 

education and doctorate at Boston 

UiihHrt 

Ha it widely known u an author 

aa weU as a preacher. His books 

include "To Whan Much Is Given,- 

DfL O. •RNirr THOMAS 

"What JMiii Was like", "How To 

Live Your Faith" and "Faith Can 

Master Fear". Recent publications 

service will begin at include 'Ameriea! Whither Bound?" 

* *dM an organ recital by Lean -S« mm Century Mystics". ••Spirit 

afd HaeQaln followed by a tong ual Uie in the New Testament" and 

•le» at f ;40 with the formal part •'Steps to the Christian Lift". 

of the mvlce at B o'clock. 

In September Dr. Thomas will par- 

Dr. Moore wU] serve as chaplain licipaie in a preaching niHisn In 

of Uie day and Uie Ocean City Tiber. Belfast, Ireland, 

oMIti AuoeJatiBn Quartette under The Slimmer Solo Quartet will sinf 

the direction of Mr Krueger tenor al the evening service and also at 

will furnUh the nmaie at all the the 9 and II a, m. Rervlees in the 

Sunday aervim, other monten of church, A song service, led by 

the Quartette include Mary Jackson. Howard Gilbert, will precede '.he 

MprPMj Nancy Fishbum. contra! Lo; evening service, 

•nd Tom Pertina, baritone. 

Dr, William H, Quffkk will preach 

at the morning services in she 

church, Dr, Guffiek's topic: "The 

1 

Search For Security", 

t Conference to End 

! i 1 ^Bf^â]aiai ^B»B ^f l«v a â* BBIIW 

%€ Baptist Church 

t = • -—- 

I Mnricil Tr »wlogui to be! 

X^£Z "T."T.° f 1z m "t" y c • ' ^ wmw^ m-r~ _J.M.LM. - LM.9 y ^KIAHF^ 

... —.— «. tog Nw part Nira* yaan °" wiuth Auxiliary Feature' 

Tin *ra.t Cwnmlukin Pallawthip, 

Oeorie O, Ashton, organisi and 

tat, Ql WMert M o»*r 40 mU 

choir director of the church will 

at " " In 17 ceunmat of Hi* 

present a "Travelogue T h r o v .1 h 

Church Music" at the meeting of 

Uie Summer Auxiliary of toe first 

mm Th» «f*»nUi wrtof the Ocesn [Methodist Mettsdist Church Gfnireh on en Tuesday Tuesd at 

.., Summer Bible Conference „_. ! p, m, in the Holel Biscajiie, I 

open Monday at 730 P m Speaker: Mr, Ashtsn --•: — is - unlely . known— 

as | 

will wll be e the Bev, George Georie Slnvm Slavin, paB. pas i •" orginist and has had experience 

*— tor of - FaJth — ,-• Communiiy - - Church, — = as a direcloF af choral groupK- lie 

•adrn, fa. He will speak ej>ch eixn. jriduate ot Union Tiieolojciiaj 

Ing (Monday through Friday i at 7,30 Seminary in New York Cily and ivas 

p. m, and it the Morning Bible Lnstructsr In church mujic at Drew 

Mdur (Tuesday through Friday I at University, He directs a choir of 40 

it i, -ni. 

voices durini the winter j,easun and 

Musical program will featu-e is the director of the Summer So!o 

Anton Marco, former opera star with Quartet for the church's summer 

the famed ian Carlo Opera Company, program, 

(osw full tine gospel singer. In Mrs, William R. Ouffkk, ihe wife 

IMS Marco fonajok his career ss of Uie pa-.tor. win preside. DBVO. 

I baiit«i( of. the ian Carlo Uons will be preienied by Mrs, John 

so that he might devote A, Mawhinney. 

-_.to:.flUl time ChnsUinêrv-, L:_—. Mrs, Frank ••"" Taylor •-••— ii •• iho •••-chair. 

Is*,' Me vrtll sing at the Bible Con-1 man ot tBe ' vrui Sing at tne Bible Con- ' ""•" •" "•" hones* uumess cdnunmife commiiu-c. sni 

fcfrtce Monda- Monday evening; through ' *'" ^ assisted by Mrs. Forrest 

Sunday evening (August 1) ' Bridegam, Mrs, J, H. Grouse, Miss 

, Every faturday Saturday is 'Tilm rum Night" at .. »"^f J>^. 

the Conference, and the feature this 

Saturday (Aug. 101 will be a minion 

5I S S A »P« **"• M r, Jliss Alice Derr Mrs 

Lester E, Eyre, Mrs, W, «, Fairman 

Miss Flsrenee Dollaway, Mi*» Bill 

abeth Heancy, Mrs, David Hall, Mrs 

•ry JUro m eonjuneUon wiia the Mis., Robert noS»rt ttonary Conference, Koeert P t>. 

p H,,«v"M«"i''~H G liarey, M Mrs. Ld Leonard Hor Hu" 

'I The Conference sponsors "The pw ' M^.r^KnStk? rS^ "" 

^;^ = Fashioned H}'mii^Sing" on Music Fier 

' Sunday aftemoan from I lo 

The all musical program 

f 

Will 

Pat 

eraIld A. Mawhinney, Mrs. William Mchoi 

Mrs. William H. Peacock. Mrs Walter 

K 8mith Ml>s W 

- «" "Stradw. Mrs 

ltow1 1 Sutton Mrs 

U or anlsl; i*" 

" - Ho""" S»«oe. 

* Mr* Charles L, Keslcr, sn>. Ll»ie 

Hurtwk and Miss Mildred stanscr 

. 

Conference also sponsors 

Mate MMtlngi for ehlldren eon- 'Thank You Lord". Maxwell ,md 

tatad by Mu Yvonne Smith youth Sjkes. Offertory. "Romance", A, Jen 

director of Ocean Ci Bisen. 

Youth Choir, u< 

I Third 

l 

ty* 

SIAVILLf FRIINDS MHTINC 

season of the Siblr foil. , Saavllla, N. J. 

uch tw«an June 30 con j Meeting for Worship First Day 

daily far nine cunsecutli e j 11 a m 

, concluding on September 1 for mformatl'in cjll Orean City 

Annual Mlutonary Conrcrei.-. 

lted by Her David P. Wright 

if* ^"^^•V Motlcal Mr* 

MessSge "by Rev Roy Brill, 

nlaaioiury to Africa for 20 

*r Africa Inland Migutn. 

-~-Supenrlaed NI«IU Nun- 

'p. *—6p«!)iig Service of 

FIRST CHURCH OF 

CHUliT, CCIENTIST 

f Hi at. and Aahury «v. 

Sunday Seniic~9 30 and II a m 

Sunday School—9 JO and 11 a m 

Wednesdqv evcnitl

w 

fe 

w!§ 

1 

m 

ll 

THI MEAN CITY SMNTINEU.EDOER 

*h* MlmWy of at* *ad In 

Jmt It unit etaviwi* that 

Ce-Staf* In Romantic Comedy 

dM aomcthlnf HI i 'Band of Angels' 

Richard Arlen on 

'•«**», «udh kUM -Some a«EMeat» are MuMd by 

defective vrbidM; now. but nUMve. 

rjf taw, are due lo higMMy defetls Civil War Tale 

Gateway Stage 

llie ererwbetahig eauaa k nearly 

ahmya> a Itarata defect, waefher Gable-DeCarlo Star 

'Anniversary Waltz' 

4r. ipmounwd phyttatl or owoul. «r .... perinea , be. 

Thv 

ciune o» a wrong atutu* in Strand Feature 

Opening Tuesday 

,_ iimtetu Slate-a pnngrint at uMreaMd 

For everyone who has at one time 

STRAND 

•pent ud MWMlN of nlsht 'appi 

or another wanlM to kick In a tele, 

Today and Tomorrow 

#ffl help to remove from 

vision t. they are bound to get 

-tint UMM ttaM whs eannet or Clark Oabte and Yvonne OeC»rta 

a vicarious us Bleasure oui 'of "An- 

wttl aft'MVI MfWy", 

Mar In ihe filmImtton of Robert 

Penn Warren's famed novel, "Band 

* tîlrwl terW 

m Angel.". Also starring ij Sidney 

-W. *> not MAMt WiMweed to Poltier, 

Nfc 

Oable plajg a wealthy New Orleans 

U Bulkheads 

Cfnilcm.iii and former slaveriinnvr 

I W«* of imtalllns sulkheatllne „„ I Ml*. UeCarlo U a southern arMee! 

JalMg Popular av. In West Wlldwood whs becomes a slave. 

will MMl later this monlh. the Filmed In the actual locale of 

Borfuih Council reported, 

tht iiory. Baton Rouge, Louisiana 

n» Council also announced thm Ihe film boasls many authentic civil 

the county will install .term diniiia War setllncs. 

JB mMu sections of the rcmiminlty Poitler, ivho starred in nincklxxnd 

• anil •Us nMMIUi. A number of streets Jungle, in seen as Raii-Ru, the form- 

trill he pnved In .September. er slave loader who joins the Union 

Army and returns to kill his for, 

er mazier, I 

Msnday, Tutiday, Wadneiday i 

•an James" is the iiary of the CARY GRANT and Deborah Kerr get involved !n 

colorful life of New York's sonn- aiiorted problems in "An Affair to Remember," current 

writing mayor. Jimmy Walker. II 

stars Bob Hope In the title role. attraction on the screen at the Village Tlieitre, 

Also appearing are Paul DouelKa 

Vera Milw olid AtejiU Smith 

Ii Is the gripping story of a dapf 

In the course of Walker's niah! addipt ând his struggles with hb 

club.hop'plnii career, which rouBlily ivifi-. hreiher and father. It Is th* 

paralleled his two terms in city Hall flrsi pieture to be made under Ihe 

tho funlnvinf major of New York's revised provisions of Ihe Production 

Roaring Twenties turned night Imo 'Code 

Administration ailowlna a nar. 

day in a fashion unmatched by any rflliM thpme lo be Brespnted, 

I public figure before or sinr 

These years are brought Irlt VILLAGf 

ORnin in Ihe film. 

Now Maying 

"An Affair to Remember 

MOOBLYN 

('arj' Grant and Deborah Kei 

Tsday and Tomorrow 

Pat Br«ne tnakeK hl« flrsf mnvir 

appearance in the hi; eomeOv 

"Dernardina", Terrs .Moore. Jam>jflosnor 

and Dean Jnsaci also star. 

In the film Doone sings the tiile 

PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH 

son». ^Bernardine", "Tcc-hniqtie," 

"Love Letters in ihe Saiiil". 

It Is the Btor?' of a group of teen 

WWH6 ROOM Of THE SIKOIA 

agers, of uhirh Boctne piavs- Ihe 

leader. He dreams o.' a ShansrlLa 

u 

Fpln and Fancy Food" 

for "iiiiVH like us" whe-r mothirs 

have lo Mime to (heir sons inr spend- 

Ilia money and .-wrniijisiort lo leave 

MEAKFAST DINNER 

the house 

Monday, Ttwlday, WadnHday 

•» II A, M, 4P, M. to 7:30 P, M. Micheal tia»o's Bnindivav play 

comes to the srrtjen n* a powerful 

* Pit, FUNERAL Pli. AMISH VANILLA PIE and highly emotional produrtion. 

llAIful of Hain* piayrd eialit mon'hs 

AHanHc Avenue and Plymouth Ploee 

**r. 

Mil 

CEOKCE COHICK 

tNi st>. 

r Asked to fii'nd URC of his favorite 

j photograph* to n display In the Mid- 

|ule East, tMarenrr BuH, head phfr 

jtocraphor at MGM studio fur years, 

'" •' tlnud ono of Elizabeth Taylor, 

I tirant plays a debonaire bar h* iorl 

who is engaKed to the iieliesi airl new lelevuion aetsr MoI)>^¥Ood 

in the world and Miss Keir plays a ha^ its ews on IN tt'imn Beatty, 

I sophisticated nisht elub slnser who ir«m Arlin^npn, Virginia, who made* 

I i» also betrothed to a millionaire. hih debut In "The Curlj H.adi-d 

j Jt is Jerry Wald's iir*i indepen- Kid " He's a lean, inteMigent youth 

idem productfon for Twentieth Cen- 

of ^0. who 4eems destined to really 

tury Tax and was airtrted hy 

no place-, in hU chnstm prDfe^îon— 

Academy Award winner I, M, 

Carey 

saint. Con Murray, 

sa and Lloyd Xola Ahlhony 

niveraary Walu" eotnLng to the dole, 

way naynouM Tuesday, August 13, 

thru Sundaj'. August 11 and marring 

icteran matinee idol Hlehard Arlon, 

Not lhal lelevUion Is Ihe principal 

devil in this ho»l comedy that recked 

Broadway for two years, but Arlen 

as the master of the Waller house, 

hold does get his chance to knock 

in the TV during the hilarious antics 

that make up this delightful and 

uproarious laic. 

"Anniveniary Walti", slarring Ar. 

jen, follows George Jessol Into the 

dir cooled somers Point showplace, 

Arlen, who has been in more than 

ISO pictures since the time he was 

ieatured in the epic aviation film 

"Wings," has been a favorite of men 

and women both in lilent and talkie 

• pictures. Lately he has teen loun 

ing in summer stoclf and doing TV. 

Iliis is his second successful summer 

of tourlnx with "Anniversary 

Waltr", the Broadway hit ilial starts 

off innocently enouuh with a happy 

couple with t»o teenage ehildren 

ceh?bratinB their lsih wedding anniversar}-. 

The fun stalls when ; 

hubby lets slip that artually. it is 

their Hih, 

From here on in Ihe guffaws, gig. ! 

Eles and grins go from uproarious to I 

fracturing with the two preeoeious ' 

• youngsters chipping in. 

Bird Watchers Bid 

to Join Field Trip j 

Bird watchers of the area have ' 

been invited to gather together Saturday 

at »:30 a, m, at the Cape Way ' 

Po»t Offii-e and then proceed by c;,r 

to the be.t obsenatiun aria, lo ob- 

Tho -intuuincemeni has been made 

iUflF 

Ihat ni-u numi ciuia Lallsbrielda 

, Today and Tomorrow 

uill vrar in King Vidor't "Solnmon 

"The Prime And the ShoU'Sirl" i, nil Shehj" to be (ilined in llaij ne\,t 

a love comedy starring Sir lûrenve 

Oliver and Marilyn Monroe. 

Miss Monroe plays an AmerU-,in For -A Sfar Tak« a HMiday," 

j showgirl who goes to London at the Mamj* Van Dor.n will (•*» Vif- 

j Mine of the carongtion and Is swept nris D. Sic, ana) WalKr ChUrl at 

off her feet bs the Primr. played toit.r, and „»»„ ef inly, „,„, 

by Oliver. 

daihins laadlnf mtn far htr 

n in the • The fun reportedly begins »iien •f RanMM. Sh. hai HM rsl# of 

the Prince, overwhelmed by Mi«* in InMnMttanaHy fanwui nwvi* 

, Monroe's charm and beauty, Ui*s WW *Matlanlnt In Horn., who 

! his pomposity and fail* in love. dfCMH to H* HI th. tm,ns M, 

1 Monday, TanMy, W*dn«4ay 

1 who have km 

"Love in the A/temaen" u a spir>- fan Itnan. Saundt 

On the Bay 

comedy starring Oary Cooper. 

hris' 

N#or 9th Stremi 

Audrey lleBbum and- Maiint-e 

Chevalier. 

Cooper is a playboy bachelor 

Casanova and MU» Hepburn piai. 

beauliful young girl who tjils 

love WIOL him. 

i Chevalier is east as a private de. 

tective in his first mimon picture in 

B-hieh he doesn't sins. He plays 

the father of Miss liepburn, wt» 

finds auf'that hu daughter Is in love 

with the man He has bee.i paid to 

spy upon. 

II is based on Claude Asel'-. noveL 

"Ariane". 

: 

com* 

Allocate Funds For 

U*. 

Poultry Research 

The] 

A 130,000 -matched fund" DM bam 

granted to ths New JWfV Dûtmuni 

of Agriculture by th. United 

itr control , 

Prodoeer «« 

SUtet Department of Agriculture, y and 

to be u.ed for renearch and technical t 

anUtann for the fipunded marked- 

Ing program for New Jrrwy poultry motion 

products. Initiated thin nimn. 

The New Jersey Poultrj- Product! 

Promotion Council, recently created 

u a branch of Ihe State Department 

of Agriculture, I* directing the orogram. 

The Council will allot ODMO 

M match the Federal grant, according 

to Stale Secretary of Agriculture 

Phillip Aianpl, who Is alao «creUry 

of the Council. The allotment wUJ 

Twenty-Second 

Restaurant 

22nd St. and Asbury Av#. 

GOOD row 

• CAREFUUY PffiPA© 

— HOURS: -^ 

WMkdays — 4i30 P. M, to f R 

Sundmyt 8. Holiday* — 1 p. M. (o|r| 

VISIT OUR DAIRY BAR 

Refreshing Soda Fountain Tim 

BREAKFAST ft LUNCH SIRVEO 

sene shore birds, ! 

Opsn 11A.M. 'Ml Mldnlt* 

Joseph Cuia, chairman of the Na. 

ture Walks, has annoum-ed that Dr. 

Flmest A. choate will be the leader 

of the expediiion. Dr. Choale has 

been conducting nature ii sp* along 

the Jerney Coast under the spon. 

sorship of the New Jer«i'> Audifbon CRONECKER 

buteU in Atlantic Cil>- 

SIA ISLE CITY, N, J. 

NatiaiMlly Known Wmr Or«r Half Atmtwjl 

HOTEL 

At On* Of America^ BMt Dlnina Span 

SUNDAY SPECIAL 

The second film Twentipth Cen, 

PULL COURSE DINNERS SERVED FROM I 

turjûs will make m Bneiand, ifter Me»U of Diifinctien 4 P.M. ... PRICED SO THAT YOU CAN! 

• long period of time, will be m 

Wardsur (ireei,' tiiih Victor Vscas 

in an , , , 

FAMILY, SPECIAL DINNERS MIC 

liirerliBg »nd tilth jeffry Hunter as 


us star. The flrst am will be "Niked 

Earth," starring Joan CalliBs and 

SPECIAL EVERY SUNDAY 

lUihard T^dd 

BUFFET DINNER SERVED FROM MO to.1 

p b y v — i nt^^ 

A FULL COURSE DINNER PROM THI I 

and television- hj» had itn rrtiti od 

ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR'HilA-* 

W'fs! Poinl. Since tie T\ ihaw, there 

h^s been sn Bii per tent iscreise in 

h * to ihe mJ;iir> spademy. 

peep}? ihAn ever befor*. 

DANCING EVERY SATURDAY 

,1-0 u or 

fsi- 

DANCING FROM 10 P.M. TO IMkl 

PAT KANE AND HIS TWO 

NATIONALLY % 

FAMOUS 

iEStAURANT 

SEAfOOO MARKET and BAKERY 

Property Values Rise 

6 Pet. in New Jersey 

SEAFOOD 

iSTAURANT 

OPBM DAILY 

PROM 

12 Noon to 9 P. M. 

MARKET . , . 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

9A.M — 

Home — Ready to Serve 

HOME-BAKED GOODS 

•tins - Pies - Cofcei 

JL M. to 8 JO P. M. 

A.M. 2JO and 1:30 P.M. 

MONTACiNA. Prop- 

LY AT 11 10 A. H, 

taxable to more than 

S% 

m 

U 

C nstjnffltal?." 

JOU ».:! be h fir; r.i E> . ii Presley'- 

, myîrai ; rffiJBpini,! 

:n "Jailheas* 

. Ratl :" " A • the Him, 

tfre> eron- 

ihf-m 'f. inso i fl. miil gr&up 

Alan L*ad H hit KHtvold 

Hn, D»»rf. ivill c*4tar in Tke 

Freud PitfcM,- a arana ttwi a 

fHMr-san r«4«M«iMipb 

who fi-rf fla I»oiinin» btin. 

•ihrn ht ipp t.pp._»nt Kjt.hfr 

. fmly two and one half hOhon Jol IW llepbiirs 

, liars in valuations—a eumulaiiie 41 HU HoUyaood fur ;h* En;, 

j p*r cent increase—were added to tnt 

i in "Soulil 

jfajs rolls. This >e»r's sis per ewn 

i j Inereajf contrasts «itn » S per rem Dim] fcsnuik i. ,n 

' i ri»« Ust year and J per «n( in !(;.* 

rfipf it, 

l«iS (or lotH.ooi tnr tu 

• Amoni Ihe eountiej. rhuie is n

two 

itimtts A NEW 

HARDWARE STORE 


Open Ymar 'Round — 

Mare pmopla by ft ar,., umo 

HERTZ 

Rent a car m 

Mr Yew Mondavi 

For Any Day! 

'S ESSO SIRVICI 

PHONI Mil 

A Pmfmhnal Service Rendered 

By a Selea Staff 

nw Arranged for Private 

School, Cftltaga or 

•y Itudanta 

I iANOUAOCS REMEDIAL READING 

ARITHMETIC 

ITtCMATiCS TYPEWRITING 

•MM4SH SHORTHAND 

• SCIENCES 

teaching Courses 

,tf\' 

'fs^**'-'-"'- 

W. FIFTEENTH srem 

tkmmt City 2330-W 

NOYID? 

5T AND DIRT — 

Your Driveway 

with 

"LAVEMENT 

¥,'' ';.£.' 

S** 1 ;- * "TaTfe 

2781 

if Inc. 

»«f America. 

THi OCEAN CITY SlNTINIL-LEPglll 

!&« Lont 

ln the uorurvtce 

vital to jam a Flu*. HH nurMiy, 

klmlacgirtan, srtnsry ami, Junior 

dMt mart in the first floor of 

tfce dmw-h. Th. Yowth Department 

MtU In th« AtattnMy Boom on the 

tt M dlraetor. Dnotiona by Mri. John A, 

Mawhlnney Mm Fran* Taylor host. 

eos chairman 

Wednnday, Auavsr 14— 

n t« y 

7 43 p m —Mid Week Priyer Serv- 

wt floor, the Men's Bible Clam ice in the Assembly Mall. 

In th* dupal and tho Womci'. 

Bible din In tile Ladles' Parlor. HOLY TRINITY IPISCOML 

ttoy KL Darl>y, general supcrlnten- 11 Hi it and Central av 

The R*v Formt E ViuOrun, Th. 

11 a m.~~Worslilp Service in the 

Rescue Squad Make* Gift 

dMfnh Identical with the » a mJoseph 

D Parsalls. Organist and 

* 

s«r*ks. DM Nnnery where pareMs Choirmaster * 

may lastv* their small children dur Th« tHi Sunday after Trinity! 

la* th* morning services will be 7 30 a m —Hoi) Communion. 

(ft* bald In th« nursery on the first S a m —Family Eucharist, The 

floor. 

Re% Lloyd a Chatlln, celebrant 

by * 

TM p. m.—Dr O Ernest Thomas. Fr Vauiihan's talk Who la My 

Board of Evangelism Methodist rather'" Junior (hull will sing, 

Caweh, will be the guest pastor at 11 a m—Momlnu Prayer and 

*•»«*•»• UM aarvlee hi tin Moorlyn Theatre Sermon Miss Nona Ilorfco will sing 

OB th* tnardwalk There will bo a the solo prelude Choir will present 

•one service led by Howard Gilbert the tantlclc* and the anthem. 

and special music bj the Summer Wednesday. August 14— 

Solo Quartet 

7am —Communion 

Tmiiy, August l; 

Thursday, August 15— 

1 p u.—Summer Auxiliary In the 9 a m —Holv Communion. 

llscayne Hotel "A Traieloguv 

Through Church Music oy George 

g y SECOND CAPS MAY BAPTIST 

Shore Road, Palermo 

Ashton, church organist and choir •ten Marry F Flnddson. Pastor 

Stinda) Churt h School 9:4S a. m. 

Albert WclK Mipenntcndent, The 

thli wevk n Hannah, A 

Woman Who Kipl Hei Promise". 

The Devotional Reading is: Psalms 

M: 1-2, ISM. There is a clans for 

every age group and a qualified 

teacher for every class. 

Worship service begins at i I SCOTT BURMAN, left, chief of Cape May County Res- 

o'clock, wilh Mrs. Mary E. Pashiey cue Squad, is shown with Ellwood Seelman, commander of 

playing the prelude. The Sermon 

by the pastor. 

Foil 405, American Legion, of Dorothy, N J. Squad made 

Evening Servictp bogins at 7;J0gift 

of oxygen inhalator to the Legion Ambulane* Corpi, 

•MM DAILY 7;JO A.M. TIL 7)M P.M. with a Oospel Song service. We on behalf of the Cape May County Heart Asioefalion.— 

like to sing the hymns you love beet. Grainger Studio photo. 

NMBAY ft «ATU«DAY TIL » P. M. Sermon by the pastor. 

Wednesday evening at I o'clock, 

the Hour of Inspiration, This is 

the place to receive a good Bible 

Study Course. 

Charge Against 

Thursday evening at 8 o't-loclf, 

"it costs so little 

choir rehearsal. 

* * * 

• Jo surprise them 

Officer Dropped 

MUST PRUSBYTERIAN 

7th st. and Wesley av. 

Motorist Plaintiff 

Preaching Christ Crucified, Risen 

...PHONE 

and Coming Again 

Fails to Appear 

Rev. William iMdcllff* Allen. Pastor I 

iilo a. m—Morning Worship, sub. i Patrolman Leon O'Drtidv. who l.isi 

WHEELING 

Jtct; "The Demon of Anger". summer gained a muasur^ oi 

m 

= 

B;JO a, m,—Sunday School for the I i '*' b v drove a police patrg] car through 

a rod traffic light al 81)1 si. and 

Anbury 

•>>' issuing a traffic summons 

»hole family, y William lam V. V. Wenee, Wene, ' to a pcdestraln, was huik in ilu' n«> 

letieral superintendent- Presenting again this HMik. 

Christ through the written word io PI I. O'Dnidy, a ternporarv I'lrn', 

M age groups. Quest speaker for nwr patrolman, wa MUVH irallir 

I Mult clauses will be Bertram Hippie. summons on complaint of i.n irate 

10:45 a. m.—Organ Meditation, ciliien who charged lhal ihp uifirir 

! 

11 a. m,—Morning Worship Nur*. 

sry for preschoui children in Church 

House, 

given. Everyone welcome. 

0;S0 p. m.—Intermediate and Senior " am—The service. The Sirehrisilan 

Endeavor. 

men. The Hcv. Donald O. Doll, pas- 

7:30 p. m—Organ Meditation lur. Si, Pnurs^ Lutheran Church. 

7:48 p, m.—Evening Worship. MM- Ardmore, Pa. The Anthem; •Praise 

sags: "The Lord of Science". Tile To the Lord The AlmigJil}",Arr, Olds 

rlielr under the direction of Mrs. The Chancel Choir. The Dust: 

Marlon Trout Murphy will sing al •Hark, Hark, My Soul!"iheily. Mr, 

both serviei.s, 

and Mrs. Donald M. 

Wednesday— 

Epistle-Romans 8; 121" 

T|45 p. m, _ Enjoy the midweek . M „ a 11 h e w 7: i,>23. 

llble Study Hour". The pastor will I Chun-h 

continue a series of studies in the 

of Christ". Discussion per. 

av . 

The 24-year-old officer, whose winter 

home is in Alexandria Vs., appeared 

before Municipal Judge 

Franklin A, King in Traffic Court 

Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to 

Ihe charge. The case was dismjs ,i-d 

Mr lurk of priwefiltion. 

The epUfide started i; st week 

when O'Urudy sloppw 1 Mrs. A, 

Patterson and issued her ; -ummoiis 

charging her with drivins throuih 

a stop flireot at North st. and Central 

av. 

Mrs. Palierjon and her husband, 

who reside at 2B3S Risnu: sun rd., 

Ardmore, Pa,, were taken 10 police 

liFadqu«rters by PH, O'Drudy where 

bail «as set. They waived a hearing 

and reluctantly paid the mandatory 

fine. 

Once again in their automobile 

the Pattersons followed PEL O'Drudy 

as he went about hi* business driv 

ing the palrol car norlh on Asbury 

av. A short lime later they were 

back at police headquartent demand 

ing the officer's arrest for crashing 

Hand. The j a red light. 

Till' Gospel. Court Clerk Joseph X, Cuarracinq 

Church a.id filled oul the regular poilM" trarfic 

rorns ore airônditloned; ; sislailun ticket, and Mr, Patterson 

free parking al eorner ol Kiih and slsned it. However, the complainant 

Ocean av,. for ait services. j Tailed to appear in court Tuesday 

_ ——— | to press the charge, and it was dU- 

IT, JOHH-S LUTHERAN . 

10th and Central av. 

The Re*, Frank P. Adler, 

Paitsr 

Mr. and Mrs, Paul M. Weil. Ministry 

?T.'. llON _ N ** LUTH1RAN H CHAPEL missed on the officer's Pl^ of in- 

Uth and West av ( 

t:M a. m—Church Suhonl. Visitors 

coS^t^sârMrsâril^Deuiol Taking Army 

file Ifehth Sunday after Trinity 

i a, m.—The Early Service. The 

Sermon; ••Wolves and Sheep". Pastor 

Adler, Gloria Myers, ioprano solo, 

tat; "Eternal Hfe".Q. Duninn. 

»;4S a, m.—Church School, classei 

for all ftiea. Nursery through Adult 

Departments, Specialized films 

sliown during insLruiiion period in 

Bl^ departments. Vliltors' ea r d s 

rw ran own this mocUrn 

VICTOR' 

HSTLINI DISK 

©NIT $fl- 4S 

*A MONTH 

rtsr n^j^L** *** * h ^ > *^ 

MMWM 

. McHENRY'S 

OFFICE SUPPLIES 

A EQUIPMENT 

326 AHanNc Avmua 

~ 071! 

'.."T^-Th. . * The ^ | C ^^ f ^ ** 

!«». 'face to Face "The Rev, Carl ' Thon1as t ace^The Rov. Carl ' MrDougal gal Jr. son of 

W, Weber, Pastor, St, John's Huh- 

Mr, and Mrs, T. T J. J McDouBal M D SSI l SS 

eran Church, Mayfalr Philadelphia 

Ocean av.. is now undergoing Army 

Pastor Weber will sing "Face 10 

basic training as a memi*r of p 

Faeii^ by H. Johnson, The Silo 

Company of the Second Training 

"Jesus Only"hy HoteliEdilh Evans 

Regiment at Fort Dis, 

contralto, 

He was graduated from Ocean City 

High School In June. Al Fort Dist 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 

he is recelvlnB instruction in general 

IMh it. and Wesley av 

military subjects, infantry weapons 

v 

Wr*«r Ms#r, tarthslamew B. and tactics, afier which ho will re- 

Dayle, Paitsr 

ceive two weeks' leave before ad-J 

vanced trolninii. 

Masses—6:30, B, 0:15, 1U:,M and 

11:10 a, m. 

Confessioiu on Saturday_i to 3-30 

and T;30 tatp.lL 

Daily Mass at 7:30 a m 

Plrst Frld.y- 

Ma«e«—a:30 ana S a m 

* ?° ll , r tf'" 1 Bud manners art considered a 1 

sliceies of bad morats. 

"A LITTLl NEGLECT 

MAY BREED ©WAT 

4 to 8:30 and 

i 

7;J0 

TnunOay 

to B. 

before, 

MISCHIEF" 

• * * 

QUHN OP MARTYRS CHURCH 

• (Author's name below) 

Ind it. and Atiantli av 

SUNDAYS: 

Natura pralacta our body 

» «;«0. i, 8;1S, 10;30 and by snclojing rrmt sf if in 

•ur ikin, A, iMfl M th. 

•kin it unbrohM, Infastiou. 

garmi arm kapt out. 

Masses—6:30 and 8 a. ,„ 

Confessions on Thursday befi 

* to S:M and ?:30 to 9, 

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Confessions on Saturdays-_7:jn to 

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ARTHUR L, BATTEN 

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Pham 3334 Evcnlrtg* and WMk Endt 

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to naglaet any Hr.tch, euh, 

or tkift abruiom which 

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Man as poulbl*. 

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FOOD 

ECONO1 

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STUDIO 

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ASBURY 

DELICATESSEN 

I1M A5BURY AVENUE 

Acreta from Falmer 

Oar.,. 

Brings out the 

BBT in ani| 

Hot Dog! 

GIOKGE BARTON, HM» 

llanal rsjpe iplnnlng cowboy, whs 

It an* o( th. it.r. ef th. Wild 

Wett thaw coming with the Hunt 

•ret, Clrcui to Octan city next 

Monday, Aufuit 11, Th. two par. 

ferniancH, at tth it, and Watt av, 

will ba ipantared by tha Klwmli 

Club, 

Summer Girl Chosen 

Sea Isle Parade Queen 

Annetu B. Chiurco, ]7-y«r«ld 

Junior at the Academy of Noire 

Dams it Vtilanova, Pa,, has been 

named queen of tho annual baby 

parade at Sea Isle City iomorrow 

afternoon, 

MUs Chiurco received 2,176 voles 

in the contest to select the queen, 

and edge gaily Lovejoy, 17 daughter 

of city Commissioner and Mrs Carl 

J. Lovejoy and an Ocean City High 

School Senior, who was runner-up. 

The eight runnersup will scne 

as the queen's court on her float in 

the parade. The queen will he 

crowned this evenins at the Amarl. 

COT Legion Hall in Sea i tele, and 

V coronation will he fallows' Jjr 

dance, sponsored by Uie Beach 

Patrol, 

Thd parade will ctart at g p m, 

and will feature four bands jnd 

ive divisions. 

Most psrents fail to realiie that 

beys and girls see life's problem:, 

from a juvenile poir.l uf view. 

XHK enticing tang of sweet pepper, onion, picktc 

and cAuliUqwcr plus the delicious swoot-sbtir flavor ol* 

sugar, mustard and vinegar—what a yvoy tto add 

oomph to a hot dogl Suns', you've tasted hat doge and 

hot dogB-Jbilt wait tUl you've had one with Croafte 4; 

Blackwell Hot Dog Relish. 

CSB aha lurm out mighty fin* India, kttibxv* an«t 

Hamburaar Ralitfwi. Try them - far eosdnnt taint 

CROSSE &BWCKWEU 

tMVMOUE ik, MAKYIANO 

special class being set up in Den 

Is Township to meet with require 

lents of the Beadleston Act. 

Mrs. John Bergh, Otto Ferus, aam 

Jlei Broadley and the dislriet clerk, 

êslcr r. Thorn were appobited by 

he president, Albert Wells, io meet 

•1th the Dennis Township Board of 

Education at their convenience to 

omplcle final arrangements. 

New Chaplain in 

First Service 

Air Force Worship 

to be Each Tuesday 

PALERMO — The Rev. Thomas A. 

Meryweither, rrtcnlly appointed 

Auxiliary Chaplain to serve part-time 

with the TTOIh A. C. and W. Squadron 

at the Palermo Air Force station, 

held the first General Protest, 

ant Service Tuesday morning in the 

theatre building. Twenty-oiic ui 

tended. 

''Thy will be dene" was the êrmnn 

Inpie chosen by the Key. Mr Mcry. 

Heather, who rmpha>.i/rd thut too 

many people plan their live.', and 

expect to achieve their personal goals 

with Cod's help rather than acknowl. 

edge Cod's will and suBjert them, 

seh'es to His plan. 

The Bev. Mr. Meryweather. who Is ! 

rector of the Episcopal Church of I 

Atonement in Philadelphia and also 

a member of the faculty of the Philadelphia 

Divinity school, conducted 

the service and led (he hymn singing ! 

te have Stfnday evening services fer ' 

the base personnel should contact' 

him or LI. Rudolph Schorsch and if j 

there are enough requests arrange. I 

niema •—-— wui -'" •"- hemade. 

Until further j 

•foiled the rj skiy MwSices will Ml 

held each Tuesday morning ol 10 

O'CIOcli. 

Mrs. Swagler Feted 

at Surprise Shower 

CQRBIN CITY—A surprise layette 

shower was given Sunday evening 

for Mrs, Lore,i Swagier of Dennisvllle 

by Mrs, lleracc French und Mrs 

Don*)' Hostler Jr., at the lloslior 

hume here. 

Gifts were arranged in a Bass!nclie 

beneath streamers of green, 

jeliow und white crepe paper. The 

honorec received many lovely sifts 

Attending were Miss Dorothy liarris, 

Mr, and Mrs, Franklin Robinson 

[and gauinter. Hollj" Mr. and Mrs I 

Jamef lord, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, 

: Kishpaugh Hid children. Mr. and Mrs 

; Herbert Bond and family Horsce 

| French, Dorsey Hostler Jr. and Lorcn 

Swagler. 

Petersburg 

Annual Church Salt 

Scheduled August 15 

By LILLIAN SCHWiiaiNI 

Pctersbiirg — Sponsored by the 

Woman's soclekv of Chrtstlan Ben-, 

lee of th 

lee of Inc. Petersburg Methodist 

Church, the annual rununege and 

hake sale will be held Thursduy, 

August 1 >lh. beginning p a, in,, tin , 

the lawn of Mrs, Beujali linlriiken, ' 

flaute 80, Peier»burg. I 

The sale will eonsibt of hated 

goods, fresh and canned trulls and 

vegetables, jellies, clethliu,', etc. 

Anyone wishing to contribute muy i 

notify Mrs, Mildred Do Haven. Rduie I 

"i, iliis community, ehtlrman of Uie 11 

!e, Collccllnn »r fc.u-J — • 

-o 

mo 

eepied 

KATHY CLOUB IN HOSPITAL 

Kathleen Claud, daughter of Mr 

and Mrs, James Cloud, of Old tueka. 

hie Road, entered the AMjmtlc atj 

HoiplMI Thursdiy, She underuenl 

•n eye operation. She returned 

home Friday, 

SOCIAL NOTpS 

Morton. Pa. 

' < v 

fcfwsrt mm. Alfred Cioud and fan. 

Uy, e*«t4U, ' ^ . -V 

Mmrmcm 

Mr, and Mr». CUffonl BnHMMo 

daughter Main, of NorrUttn, *ei-e 

gumts for a week of hi. fkrewta, 

Board Awards Mr. and Mrs- Maurice Cawthn, 

UBD, Mk «& 

nounccd toft th* 

and, the entire pert! 

Mr, and Mrs. Cawthra alia were 

Cerpi la seeking » 

Clown buffoonery U al Wend 

lueati of Mr. and Mrs. cUflford 

Untie. Cape May 

i hm* of the __ 

td with daring trapeie Bus-Corttracts Cawthra for several days, They 

counties. 

in. ««Hnt of the ai will UM amiable cavorting of wala and 

aJw visited the homo of their daugh 

Them •ppliea, • 

Jlrturn to fJMu ~ Mond«y. monkey*. Uie apiriM mantuvtn «• Callt Bid* For 

lor, Mn. Robert Tomiinson and 

•tlend.net at Am 

Once One more more It will be "Ortm Dny •etiMd by horses and rfahn, tnd Uie 

family, of Zloglervllle, 

Under this prog, , , 

on the city trari fronUh» W^wt av. numlpuuttons of skilled Jugglers. Playground P 

The Cawthraa 

iNtM the count -.in wish t MMM M »od •Uv^.7. v^.7. (h« Hunt H Although Hunt* have rvtaMed til 

MM ana it guaranteed th ,,Ur» BMM BMM. brand HW chew hw upfrMrt fr ID old time flavor of the circus which 

of the Up- 

before enllitnent. Enlistments arc khemoon and #\-ail»i Performance! ance! can be found nowhere else in the 

accepted In the Women's Army Corps under auaplcei of the Ocean City C realm of entertainment, they have 

tk« 

•or two or three years. 

Klwania Caub. Curtain limes an 1 modcrniwd and streamlined their for 

the CHean 

tit. Cramer alto announced thai and I p. m. 

operation In many WIJI 

Cfiy nenooli, where they attend d « 

Igt. Evelyn Ford, WAC recruiter, am 

They use ayeh items as portable tuHlon pupil., to L, Wenon of *sa 

» contacted at the Army Recruiting Thl. cirava haa kam In unjntar- •eata that CM be erected in minuter lale City. Frtertoii's bid wai »,0W. 

tillon. Atlantic City, every Thun< rupfed bvllnm of •ntarMlnlnB and fireproofed tentj covering acrei Public Strvtoe wis tne only other 

lay between 11 30 a. m. and 2:30 Ih* American public for man than that are supported by UghtMlgii 

p. m Sgt, Ford will be happy to an « M«n. Tfil* y«r (t ha! cr««*d airplane cable and east aluminum * Se'specW meeting of the board 

iwer any questions pertaining to the an tnHr*iv n*w pnajKin wtth poles replacing the old heavy wood Tueaday evenlnf wa« to approve 

service from applicants or their par. m«r. Nun ag 4tt. appMrinf In en type. 

plain and ipwlneitloru for the grad. 

Bills, 

Mi* MtrM rinic in II aMtaii>BHkad The show moves along the ens inf. dralnige and surfacing of the 

dliplavL 

40 motor playground area of the school yard 

CACIY COB 

The project will be advertised, 

Two sailors entered a bus and sat Hunt Bros., with headquarters in 

with bid to be accepted at the next 

across from a pretty girl. 

Burlington, N. J., Is one of the lew 

meeting, Tuesday evenini, August 27 

remaining eireus shows eperatlng un- 

"Thai's a mighty euie girl." one 

Insurance for the school. buses 

der the traditional canvas. 

of them remarked, "shall we speak 

was renewed for the 1M7-H ierm at 

to her?" 

A thrilling sight for youth and 

i cost of M04.02 with William Brown 

"Take it easy, Mac, Wail until adults alike la the second largost 

,f Beeslcy's Point. 

she paya her fare." 

-privately nvned elephant herd In 

Plan* were made to seek admit 

the country. Another novelty ta Uiat 

tanee for Upper Township pupils to 

Cl.iiln.d Ad, Bring Quick fUfulit It owns Itg own hclieontcr. whlrh 

will fly over the oily in advance to 

call attentlsn to the show's arrivil, 

Tlefcets are being sold by klwanls 

L-lub members, who thereby earn a 

1 4 

VoHng 

n»e î 

Election, 

re; 

by ihe 

Houj6 thli. 

The 

voten waa" 

and the TomII M M recent sur 

enjoyed a trip to Bear Moui lain Only four 

N. V, suten Island. La OuardUi hearing! to 

Field, pownoa and,Camp Hagen, at •tralght. 

ihawnee on the Delaware, where 

daughter JoAnn Is vacationing, The itrieki 

to the board 1 

Pegiy Lobb, of Morton, Pa., with 

presentation 

several frk-nds, was a weekend fluest The ehallea 

of Mr, and Mrs, James Cloud, Ernest ply to the i 

Magnier, who has been visiting here day. 

with his grandson and family, return, 

ed with them to his home In Rutledge, 

Pa. 

Mr. and Mrs, Charles TenneKn, Lc-Bs are 

of Philsdelphia, Pa,, were v/eek-end remely ne 

liuesti of his sbtier. Mrs. Maurice !is and girli . 

Cawthra. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ten- 

o first base,nesen 

and son, Paul, also of Philadelphia, 

were recent guests of Ihe 

Cawthras. 

Mary, of _. 

Mr. and Mrs, Al Sheveran and son. Mrs. Ann „ 

Prince, of Conneclieut who are visit, ind daughter, 

ing with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buganskl. her grandd 

of Woodbine, were recent guests of ipent a day 

Mr, and Mrs. F. Cifoni. 

Loretu 

Uuests of Mr, and Mrs. Ocorgs Dili aunt, Mn 

Sunday were Mr. and Mrs l.fslev Monday. __ 

Woods and daughters Ediili ind flth Mr. and 

KAJ'S DANISH B> 

and COFFEE SI 

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Corner 11th and Asbury Ave. — 

Op«n 'til 12 Noon Monday. — Qpmn 'til 4] 

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WEAKFISH 

BUTTth FISH 

POROIES 

SEA BASS 

KINGFISH 

BLUE FISH 

SIA TROUT 

CRAS MIA, 

CLAMS 

SCALLOP 

SHRIMP 

BAIT 

BLOOD WORMS 

FRESH SQUID 

FRESH SHRIMP 

SHII 

OPEN DAIlYl 

EXCEPT SDNOA.J 

Th« Home of the 

Cinnamon Buns and 

Goods Made With 

DANA PAS' 

OUR 27th YEAR 

Open Daily B:30 io 5:30 P, M, — Cl«t«ll 

Bfh STREET and MOORE A> 

(On 8th 5trMt bbtwMit WMI and l 

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Green Giant Peas 

Assorted Jellies 

Ideal Ripe Olives 

Hunt's Tomatoes 

Instant Coffee 

Creamy Dreamy 

Ice Cream 

All Flavors , . Bata Club 

Beverages 2 

half 

fallen 79' 

Firm, delicate flavored tA% 

Maine Sardines 3-25'! 

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Ideal Margarine 2^.49 

Choice •/ Thotummdt . . '4ico 

Fresh Coffee ^ 85 C 

Softasilk 

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mourn 

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Chuck Roast 

Rib lb63 UaJ HI 

WM lb 

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Lancaster Brand Sliced Lunchmeais 

MMM «?•,!£ Iff Ml HHfUMF " 

mm Muii! t-ifc 

NMT IW PH..,1"P",S«, Iff ME 

Lancaster Brand Lamb 

Heek ir Shank JU Brtatt sf Lamb 

• - • • • ^ 

SALAD 

Acme's Delicious Seafoods 

HADDOCK FILLET '—• 

LOBSTER TAILS »•"•* « 

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FRESH JERSEY PORBIES »23« 

Lamb ShraMir Sbipi Ltmb ShNMir RMt 

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OPEN TONITE 

Thursday 'til 9 

Friday 'til 10 

LIPTON'S 

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EGGS 

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Louella Butter^69* 

For the IFeek-end, try one of Virginia Lte't 

JJUTCH APPLi 

PIES •- - 49' 

Orange Chiffon Cake !%VZ - 

Apple M M 

Fnlftd Bint 

FRESH £GG P 

VALENCIA 

wrm. 

45c Party 

' 

Cracks WhMt 

Refreshing California Seedless 

• «nd«>Mtt for • Inrit bowl 

IQf OMUTt

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»*» no boating 

1 u puqnin< lt» next 

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WINNflU 

bdAnnwl 

Y COUNTY 

JERSEY 

CONTEST 

WftiTi FOK FOLDM 

Walter H. Traen, Wrecter 

Cap* May Court Hevea, N. I. 

, PRIVATE 

QCEAN PIER 

FISHING 

DAY or NIGHT 

59th ST. PIER 

f ANGlttS PAtffrSE % AMLE INF6 THf SEA 

"' t Mrtislwd at Slightly Additional Cost 

— LtmUiwtwHa — B«th H U M 

.1* 

UltS 

cri- ALL REDUCED RATES 

5QC DAY FOR CHILDREN 

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AMPLE.FREE PARKING 

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n 

WATER SKI If 

QUALITY SBLICTION 

BOAT RODS 

Ideaf^far Bay * Inleti 

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DESCO SUPREME «23,eS ««»• SB5.Q0 

BOATMEN, AVOID FINES 

OUTFIT YOU* BOAT WITH COAST GUARD APPROVBO 

ED. CORNMAN 

Reg. $S SO 

Atbury Ave. Phone 1993 

JBHEO 

tHRILtSI 

urrinf/ 

or* commonploce. 

ICAP 

' * • * • • • * ' ' 

County Reports 

Kg Catches 

Allen B. Fink, Metuchen, N. J.. I. 

.the weekly winner In Cape May 

County'* Unit Annual FUhing Con 

teat. 

Freeholder Waller IL Treen, dlrec 

tar of public affairs, reported tnat 

Fink* entry of a two pound, 11 

ounce tautoc hooked from the party 

boat "Maralyn" out of Slnn'i dock, 

Wfldwood Crest, waa adjudged the 

winner. The *atch was entered by 

welghmaiter Captain Austin Wright 

of North Wlldwood. 

Excellent eatchet were registered 

be put week, witn Ideal weather 

>re vailing.' 

Noel Smorto, Barnesboro, Pa., 

caught • nine pound, 7M ounce 

flounder while angling off Cape May. 

It was entered by wclglunaster M. s. 

GIttle of Cape May. 

A 33 pound 3 ounce striper was 

looked by Arnc Elo «f Wildwood. 

from the boat Louise olT Cold Spring 

Jeltlea, which topped all other rock 

ih catches. 

T, M Luklns, Pittsburgh, pa,, subiltted 

an entry of a 45 pound white 

martin out of Stone Harbor. 

Joseph Jacobs Jr., Hitboro, Pa., 

rougtlt in a IV pound dolphin, 

iiight while angling from Cape May 

larina 

A 70 pound black drum was hookfl 

by Shsnder Berber. BreJwI Hill, 

Pa., from the club pier it Ocean 

City and entered by welghmaster Ed. 

Coraman. Ocean City. 

SEA 

FISHING 

t«AVl DAILY AT f A, M. 

BOATS TO HIRE 

OUTBOARDS, ROWBOATS 

TACKLE - BAIT 

STEELMAN'S 

228 lay Avenue 

OcMfl City Phons 8826 

DO YOU 

REALLY KNOW 

YOUR OWN 

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If experience shows that salei 

Work li really your line, now 

A the tlmfe-tb reatu for, hlflier 

achievement! You'll never know 

youF real Mies power until you 

try it on something big! 

Auto Salesmen 

Make the 

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And here's your big oppsr- 

(unity . . . loining us end selling 

two of America's fasteitselilng 

car* In their fieldi. You'll get • 

regular pay check plus commissions, 

a big new car for your 

own use, live leads, training 

and sales aids . . . plus a per. 

manent opportunity to build a 

loysl clientele and prosper In 

big-time gelling. If you believe 

in yourself, 

PHONE 0235 

and ask for 

MR. KLAUS! 

for an appointment. 

PALMER CHEVROLET f 

«i"t".'*i ii .Sat «. iSr-T 1 _ •** Al *S 1 -i* * * 

i 

Aroulrd the Pishihg Bedt 

By BILL •AMR 

Aiiiwf « aariy SMNmlMr, ae If 

In 1«6S aaak Walton Mid, "1 hav VMI want ««, k*yp trylM. TJa 

laid atlde builnea, .nd fens ••flsh- (Mphln tNMlM lthll araiiild Hit 

Ing". Lajt week Ocean City anfien HIM (entHi M time. 

put old baak't •tstement bits prac- . * * * 

tice and were well rewarded fo Two dolphin that have left already 

their time. 

by way of •allw«y EwreM to |J 

mounted were weighed In »l W 

All the species of flab «round the 

t«c«ie .rop Dr. C, F, 

resort were cooperative with th 

exception of the mirlln, which Ire Hadjey Jr. of Waatmont, N. i, boatedd 

atUI here but somewJul clualve. a IT-pounder on BMsy, It meaiured 

Blue*, bma and dolphin Mays been Ihrea feet, 11 taeBM. The nest day 

taking the lure on the outilde and Csarlea H, Sprowle* limn Hunting, 

kings and weeks arc biting In thedon 

Valley, Pa, eaiwht a 17 W pound 

surf. In the back bay water* ttiere trophy measuring three feet, nine 

are kings and • few ftauaden, bu Inches. They were both caught (ram 

if you are after big flMUw you hive nudity's boat, "Stardust". 

to go two relief off shore. 

Karl Dunham brought a nice iiied 

The kings and weaks are along dolphin Into NIMM'H Marina lost 

he strand and in the inlet 'with WMk. He hooked a martin but It 

the king! holding the edge a* farwas 

one that got away. Jim Adams 

as numbers are concerned. Take brought in two dolphins lo ihe same 

he kings during low water and theplsee. 

ucakles on the incoming tide. The "Tide Runner" ran out of 

Anchorn Point On the 31st with 

Dolphin an •till plentiful off 

lloberf Pontlero, Charles McCardeli, 

Five Fattiom and torn, have Men 

Harry Grille, and Ed Tinker of Ocean 

takan h» t*i« norHl off Barnifat 

City and Ralph Chester and William 

Shoal. AHtioveh no merlin wire 

reported caught thi» frMh they 

MeCardeil of Somen Point aboard 

•iMHild b. .round until HM end ef 

and returned with SO blues running 

up lo 1M pounds. 

Drought Hurts 

The next day, Captain Ed Tinner's 

boat went out with F, J, and Ethel 

Hohln and Barbara Bobin of Wer, 

cester, Man., and C. H, .Wilhelm of 

Row York City and Stanley Orlow 

ski of Philadelphia aboard. Between 

them they boated BB bluoi, WUhelm 

rought back a four pound bonlto. 

NJ Wildlife 

Hunting May be 

Hit in Fall 

Leaving Daily at S.-OO A. M, 

BAIT and TACKLE ÛfrNISHED 

new BOATS TOR HIM 

CHANTER BOATS FOR HIRE 

ALLEN'S DOCKS 

On Saturday Hie Mine craft carried 

tarn, Bavld and Tony Brady, 

Frank and P.iqu.l. D.Tr.no and 

Btlor Knohnory 14 mllel elf the 

mart to a catch ef 1M blue*. 

Serious draught conditions now 

prevalent in New Jersey have had u 

serious OH-ect on the itate's wildlife Bart Feroe junior and senior, of 

population, the State Division of T,M iVUmlngton, and J. K. Siaulier, ul 

and Game, Department of Conserva* 

Boyertown, Pa., fijshod oul of Siyel- 

lion and Economic Development, reman's 

on the -list and tauyht II 

ported this week. 

sea bass and two flounders, Bart 

Voting pheasant broads naturally lunier boated a throc-pounu flattie. 

produced this year are traveling to Out of Sleelinan's on Edwin Booth's 

lower elevations In order to secure emur 11, Ed fYankcnfield, NarBerlh, 

water and more abundant feed, sim- James Jordan, Drexul lull. Pa,, 

ilarly, concern nitluns of deer have na Frank Hobinsuii, Ocean City, hit 

shifted to taKe advantage of existent is 130 bluefish, Saturday, 

water supplies. 

ainnie Hunter, Elklns Park, and 

Bob White quail threughoui tht Pal Kelly, Miami, Fla., were out on 

southern section of the slate are be- Captain Allan liuuhard's silver Spray 

ginning to show the effect of re11 

and caught three and two mi 

i dueed vegetationai growth and thebuss, 

riipectiveiy. Kelly also caught 

I lack of water, the Division said. a tautag. 

If the drought conditions continue 

unabated there Is reason to believe Abe and Rkhiifd Mitnijn from 

there win ho a detrimental effect on geiiersviiio and Frank CarUn and 

all wildlife In the state, according to O. William Noblctle of Ocean L'ilj | 

the Division, Al the present time captured 114 ucakfiiJi Saturday, 

the many small farm ponds that have 

* n I ' s reports that Charles 

' been constructed by landowners in Limyood, N. J., smiled J4 

j many sections are furnishing wiler kings on Thursday. The same day 

to a good part of the wildlife poinila Gone Lukens, Blanch fairest and 

I lion, 

her father from Phiiiy collected 16 

| Liberations of game from the sey. kings and 13 flounder. 

eral State Game Farms are being delayed 

in the hope the drought will On Saturday, Idiar Hire, and 

break. The State Onnii Farms are Elmer Cook Jr caught a couple of 

enjoying an excellent season of pro- ratiiflih off the sod kink, Hiru' 

duction and a large portion of the weighed three peundi nine ounce* 

birds are ready for liberation. This, and Cook', tipped thi icalet at 

however, eannut lake place until •even poundi one ounce 

moisture conditions improve. 

On Sunday. Frank Fanelll, Johnny 

Sailors who came over with Co-i E,—-•_ Joe LsBenz and , made on ihe BvyenUt &uy «f 

August, Wttn, on tilt- pctJUun ef ihe 

gubgt-! ttior, tiic t'S«-uin\ «1 italii UB* 

I'L'tlciif. nolltu 1* flcrelijj Mi V@n lii the 

t^nslitura nf t&fif Atôavni lo present 

10 uii' i'iivuiris iviihin «].\ munUis 

fr«!ii ilM? ia;\i?f,ih day nf AUdUsl 15.37, 

tht ! ir L-iuJiia in ivriihig iiiui mider uaiji, 

Bpocirvinji Uiu amiium iiaimt-y una Liu* 

iMiiiiLyiurg uf Uie 11 Hi in, 

Oatot\ Autfivt Tlh, AAX I!i5f. 

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15th St. find Boardwalk fhon. 0178 

provided for 22jM». nith IOJOOD 

under cover and all H-.U In (1» 

home atretch Parking for 20,000 

can la available 

The race wlH be the longeat on 

record In the atate and Ihta part 

of Hie country. Sunday afternoon, 

September 8, will be uaed « a "raindate' 

If bed weather Interferes on 

Day. 

j. f. HYLAHb 

CIWl ENGINEER 

A LAND SURVEYOR 

Ml 2 PLEASURE AVE, 

SIA ISLI CITV, I*. J, 

Phone 3-3210 

SALE 

HtATW flttMl, 

with APARTMENT 

FURNISHED 

$16,500. 

Location ii 

Cantor of City 

This Properly Hat 

Guest House 

License 

6 BEDROOMS TO RENT 

OUT PLUS APARTMENT 

REALTY CO. 

614 8th Straw! 

Now 

For SutriTYier 

Central Location 

FRONT COTTAGE 

7 raanu and bafti. Met w.tar all 

hiat. 

fW Around BUNGALOW 

'1 *•'-- 

YEAR AROUND 

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and bath. Hot air • Kiiafcaaral fast water heart.. 

it. One or saraje- 9W" 1 fl tt* Et r *^L. Pm ^ > fw " W 

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Alihad, 

$10,750. 

for the Best A Most for Vftw Rw0U Boffir* 

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REALTOR 

Cor. 8th A Ocoan Avanua Phontt 0655 • 

RIFICE 

— 209 CtNTRAL 

DRASTIC REDUCTION FOR QUICK Skit 

Lecatad an taautlfully landtuped dauMa lot. 

N x IN faat, «>l» propertf taalay la sue ef the 

dryer. Other extra* are *m apertmeht •ttb own BtnWf.. 

Utility raam Iniludti mod.rn w.ih.r and meter* end automatic heetlnff 

Ownir on K*ntii*s 

PHONE 1818-R or KM ftftbftER

* -rr • • .LA. 

«£ • 

1 ' ' I V'3JEP? 

* ' .TJBSfE"5fi 

«trrt' ( 

39*1 i- "* 

tag ocvm CITY 

•r •*•* 

Going to the Post in Big Lifeguard Boat Race 

and a* Array,' «feMi and Mike 

•BSM« and Jfan Wi 

NOMNOUhTT 

i know any foreign Ian 

-1*(L- amwercd Senator Sorghum, 

•as) ha fM of It. Icinit leait 

Maw the shock by waiting i 

t^c bad newt translated to me 

ANCHORN 

POINT 

•hi Street on the Bay 

Serving Finest Foods 

• BREAKFAST 

• LUNCH 

• DINNER 

Eat in Ceo? Comfort 

Overlooking the Bay 

PMONI OCEAN CITY 29M 

^_ CLOSED TUESDAYS 

Lifeguards in Anm 

Swimming Title Race 

Eleven ol Uw top gwiromors amon* 

thli resort's llfc«uards wtll (. Thomas Willlanu said that 

the swimmers will plunge Into the 

surf for the gruelling test at «:30 

p. m. alongside the Beach Patrol 

Headquarters at 10th st. and the 

TENSION MOUNTS every second as 11 crews of the Beach Patrol's best oarsmen Uke their boats into the surf 

to start the annual mile race last Friday night. Guard at right sinks oar inio n i ,n 

. ]§ 19 IJ B . 73 roiefr 

'h rijht court 

r Marion M>t' 

i-.jnl. .n 

n ;H 1 lion, Mae ' 

Kvt-lyn Spaiiil. j 

(*ardnerr jiw WiM? and, 

Kotkford aualifU'd iur i 

a»t Siilurday alternoon's [ 

t "nif -IIB 

^ ^. a i.irat' and enthuîastit' 

ro^4 pf rwners M hand, the Heli- 

,lr.- triumphs irt the finit round 

fcÛ^*^ en Tuesday evening by n 

HT.>T'? *j' It* âmes to *>%. Ainvo 4fl 

i-,^*^ ^;ma.n to be pfa>ed, the final 

•:'^r^= athlat* 

•t Wnt Ch»t*r Teeehar* Collesa, 

John Lucksinger. who closely push, 

t-d ln.it year's wlnerj a irons the line. 

LI also a threat. He is putting In Ills 

second year on the Jx-ach. Another 

threat is freshman guard Tom 

Swenk, a PhlladelphU high school 

swimming star who wn tnipKMive 

winning the lest nee in June whkh 

quallfipd him for a posllion on the 

Patrol, 

Other 

•rt Dick j 

and BUI • 

men 

John 

The 

«ty In 

Champl 

'111 can* 1 

two-man i 

Ocoan 

Injures 

A c«pe , 

Wednesday 

^l» w»» lidttw! 

••It e perked? 

highway 

«v.. Cape May, 

Khe was 

And bi a 

brltton, 21, 

uard st. 

Nallher 

Albi-itton 

recklew 

' VOUK I 

AIR 

ttt ta Me SIBB 

REJ *as * fiuo BMrniiM*- -»ir i 

ytsut. ssjii! j (....!» JIU.~.[ 

the »(«-.. «;a KK, J ~HiiiHnt II-.*>I 

Disobeys Lifeguards; 

Men Poyi $2S Fln« 

int ij mil vnr, 24. Sw 

W? i,-» 

!;f* giiard orders 

°\n? (or .\jfred Tu- 

la.Hi. Del . Wod- 

»B made by Bearh 

Yank HetTman, uht! 

udif Lou;* Maftern 

the hfpLzuard.' ord. 

r :n the .horo 

has mufh in com- 

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LOT GRADING and FILLING 

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O C E A N CITY 

END OF SEASON DAY! 

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issif ied Advertisements 

nt* for th*H columaa should be In the office of The 

ger NOT LATER THAN NOON SATURDAY FOB 

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CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

m, 2$ Word! or L*f« ; 75c 

Oc per word exceeding 25 wordi) 

n( S Conaecutlve Tlmaa, with 25 Words or Leu . . |3.00 

Adi Requiring Box Number*, 2Sc More 

— All Classified Advertising Cash — 

No "Too Late to Classify" Ad*. 

mailed in. given to representative or brought to office 

/. MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OB STAMPS to 

at. Copy accepted over phone as courtesy and convenience 

ner. Remittance muaVbe In before advertisement It set In 

Classified Display Advertising — f 1.80 Per Inch 

LOST 

SE5 lout In or nt>Hr 

Budly needed Cnll Mn 

^jllii Liliklem-y Apurtmenu 

rE-2 B-3 

/uvij UIAJUOND uai 

Uiy of 5"^t'^ »t, lintl Ctiltrnl 

nilal luluo Ubfial it 

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TliiJisiH>rIatlnn tind fhsL 

noilntluns fin nlsht'd. (.iiun 

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Coofl sitliicv lo it willi 

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ED CARS 

'// find the finest 

Cars where the 

(fnesf New Cars 

are sold. 

iliac 

dtop Coupe 

iTIIIe 

Conditioned 

itwood 

ar Chief 

Stat Wagon 

J 2,995 

$ 3,495 

J l,695 

OWsmobile^ f% 

$ l995 

3Door 

' Hardtop 

ar Sedan 

I Chevrolet 

I Belalr 

"Okkmobfle JJ95 

W 

$395 

an Delivery 

> Mercury 

LOADED W>TH 

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WE NEED 

USED CARS 

| Top AliowtoncM 

>red NOW on 

'57 PONI1AC 

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1 City Pbo»*# 06C4 

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SWIMMINC INSTRUCTION' — Ph»in 

OW9I1 City 1^47 M alivr G p. Hi 

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

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(M \i ii I \ (Mini !'•< illon L'xxl 

1 ^.1 *>(k> ir|)ii fill-, nil ti k In HiiUii 

• ind fixli ut il i >M I * i ff I f i io 

I tlitil u f. in 

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not WunL from illi Uuiit-tin urrkc cumir ( nl. &t 

nrt Mnxrn ol ptmn** Mr W nrln^ton oi 

Mr. Cunrty ill 2«i!>. 8 "^0 

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lKNrt; 

su*til ftmntiiln 

A\enue, 

SITUATIONS WANTED 

BABY S m IJMU experienced 50c an 

huur. *It»?r midnight, 73C ah hour 

Un Ei* htr M • s7llacic.Ot llaiS SlmiKon 

Ave Thone O2I3B tf 

UAliV SI'l'TlNC — Reliable U-vn-UKt i 

Evenings tiluckniun. 1101 Cent i it I 

Ave. HU 

MAN ;i) NH.IiO lvitnIS M'iii" LIIOIIIUI 

iimk, |'n ft i (MlMit* fiimlK IL imm 

nbk- p,iv iiuttd ttrUn ; knmvlodn*? of 

hf.nlfl iliindv :nmin(l housi.-; coitrttvîfi 

Steward's Auto Service 

ELECTRICAL SYSTbM AND 

BRAKE SPECIALISTS 

BATTtBIFS For All Cars 

»IJ-14 SIMPSON AVINUH 

FOR RENT 

TV SETS 

Wmk — Month — Saaion 

TV SERVICE 

Calf-Supporting Towan 

and Anhniui Eractad 

SCHUFF ELEQRIC 

710 ASBURY AVENUE 

Phon. 1242 

Authorized 

BOATS FOR SALt 

16 FOOT INBOARD SKIFF. 40 hnru 

endlnd. New 3/4 Inch oiahoBany 

bottom Electric bilge pump. New 

•as tank, cushions anchor, bori trailer. 

Phone 210B-R. ' S-lA 

14 FOCTT THOMPSON RUNABOUT 

stripe planklnif. mid deck and front 

deck. Ready I(ir water: 173. Can b« 

seen at 13 W 1SU1 st or Ftuinc 

3S»R S» 

25 FOOT CHRJS CRAFT sedan cruiser. 

Stripped down and repainted this 

aeaaon. New 99 H p. enalne. In 

water at Somcrs Point Yacht Basin. 

Must Mlt Best olid. Phon* phlla. 

WAjsan s« 

IJFT: 

•80. 

Ave. 

OUARD BOAT. Good condition 

00. Con be awn at 5704 Central 

» FOOT CABIN BOAT, In ulltr A-l 

condition: II.a» Ralph Clayton. 

3IU1 Sti-ect brldKr B-'J 

fl)O S 1S&7 Flagship Ex 

press frrulser IJkp now Twin (?ray 

pnglnes Real baijtaln. Trade ae- 

cepteil. Harbor Marine. Suimu Point 

34 FOOT RICHAUDSON. J yeam old 

A-l condition in water Ralph 

Clayton, 34th stt-vct brld^R. 

014 FOOT Modified HYDROPLANE 

nHnplete with death thit>ttlc steer 

IIW wheel and 1955 10 h p Johnson 

motor Excellent, condition: $££& com 

plrte Phone 0I3B-J before noon and 

uner 5, (Ml 

WANTED TO BUY 

FURNITURE — ENTIRE HOME or 

•mailer lots. Will help you clean 

attic basement or garage. W. Bright 

phone Somers Point 4633 or 4376. 

ANTIQUE'S WANTED-Urlc-a-biac cut 

KIUBS old china and glassware 

stamps books and etc. w. Bright 

Phone Somcrs Point 4633 or 4376. tf 

PAIR OF WATER SKIIS WANTED- 

Good condition. Phone Ocean Clt> 

3627-W. «-8 

FOR SALI 

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS, adding 

machines Sales and servlca 

McIIenry's.' 326 AUantlc Ave. Phonj 

0711. tt 

AIJ. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — 3D 

to 4O% off Finance 20 months 

Open days and evenings. I'latanls's 

Music Store, 634 Mont rose St.. Vine- 

land. N. J Phone a-77a7. U 

AZALEAS. UtRANIUUS. HydranKcas 

i'loêt and VmiLutm piunts b\cr- 

gruens Flowcrlnc Sh uts (jozlng 

Globe. Sea Shells Blid Biilhi H« 

mlnkox Ciaztd and Unklazed Pottery 

Gulden Ornomcnlt Sit.i^ be tl and 

Violet Jan. all slws. Pleni^ of Drift 

1 wood. Alumllltim L»wn Furniture 

I Money's Pottery shore Kd. S.MInton 

i Route 0. second house north of Ava 

Ion Roiid. tf 

! L>RIFTUOtJD — Wholesale mid retail 

I Bi d batlia pnd extra cup flowers 

i>uif,iiinii h-^dtnnyctis I'otterv large 

und siiiall St.j Khcils Moone\ a Route 

( i Swulriton second house north of 

Avaton ItOiid. tl 

FENCFS. Rustlti alt WOODEN FENCE 

Basketnt.a\e LnjElUh Hurdle Post 

and Hall VI ondM. « 

Buy Here and Save! 

This Seal 

on a 

USED CAR 

is Your 

Protection 

One Full Year Warranty Against Major 

Repair Bills—Good Anywhere in U.S.A. 

'SI DODCi Slsrra Station Waasn 

Gyromatlc, radla and haatar. 

$995 Full Prict> 

'M CHEVKOLiT 4-door Station 

Haatar. 

Only $395 down 

*M rORD V-» Customllna 4-dooi 

sadlln, radl» and htatar. 

Full prica $W5 

'St fORD FalrlaiM ,1-dmir, V-« 

Radio, haatar and ovardrlva. 

Only $S9S 

'54 BUltK Supar 4-door Sadan. 

Dynaflow. Radio and haatar. 

Only $465 down 

'S* OLbSMOBTteVupar"••'• Can- 

vartlbla. Hy

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• •*,**# f 

HMOND 

only 9O f< 

OTHER 

nun 

v«sni 

SH Skipper 

Wins 2 in Day 

Club Sailors Stag* 

DoubU Header 

THI OCIAN CITY SBNTINII.-klMgR_ 

pot _ I PROPOSAL 

RCA WHIRLPOOL DfLUXi WASHER 

FULLY AUTOMATIC; Fills, 

watlwt mi draliit — • total 

•f Mvan rlnwi. 

CYCLE TIME: Wuhiiig time 

nltMtad, plus 18 mlnot... 

WASHING CAPACITY; light 

pound* of dry cloth*.. 

meSSURI FILL: Cornet 

watar (•¥•! «v«-y tinM. 

WATER TEMPERATURE: 

SvlMfiva by unr tar type of 

fabric being WHIIMI. 

NOW ONLY 

177" 

And Your 

Old Washer 

YOU SAVE 

$70.00 

DELICATE FABRIC GUIDE: 

SpMial taumninuta time 

guidet for synthetic fabric*. 

5 Y1AR PARTS WARRANTY: 

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DIMENSIONS: 24% Inch., 

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d hih 

PORTABILITY: Rrtrirttbl., 

frM4«lling caitort are avail, 

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YOU'LL HAVE THE CLEANEST CLOtHES EVER, WITH A WHIRLPOQLt 

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Phone 1242 

Babe Ruth Team 

Whips Absecon 

tlatf 12 Hits 

Sahind Donmy 

SHADM OF SUMMDl , . , The 

Rustic Gfifden anf into fuli bloom 

last Friday night at the 8th si. bag. : 

kelball court. They sprouted brand 

»"* KeUy green uniforms for their '- 

H with Bert's, Bert's looked : 

»»hat ireon also—the Rustics 

won 8241. 

| pfA'ALB . . . while in the neighbor. 

f the Bin st, court, the long.: 

i the history of the City • 

Basketball League will end tonight. { 

The game between the Chitterbos ! 

and HM Rustic 6M4R MMd July i UxiU c*^, 

i, *• ftart day of the tMaM and | net witAi 

Kaanâaded, 

•n ahMd, mtl, with flve mhiuWa twhnique. ~ 

and 15 Meondi remaining, , 

Mary Bllla Jo, 

nno MIM rwlnr. Division of PurBhiue «J^ 

i 8' Rnn'- Prnwrtv. 5nd flnor, rear, Slelr Houw. 

srtiall- f) BiMh Trfnton 25, N- Jem-)', ftir We 

j ' ' following: 

I Doug WAIIFHI. rninlpiftU- •! N« Hknl 

T. B. ilMphai 

DM! Adshead doubled in Wednesday^ 

HUbMt raeej at the Ocean 

City Yacht Club, which featured a 

regular Midweek Series run and a 

fleet championship makeup race for 

July 14 

Miss Adlhead brought her Speedy 

Dldl under the gun ahead of Emily 

eiander and her MUi Barb third In 

Jones third in the pest for the make green HIII Fm-nu; 2, eni 

HP ouung. ^ Hmfc: t._ Bfrdow: t, Jim H«m : f 

Bob Hack, sailing the Rajah, and Btnwoaf; 9. Vallineri 10. Slwle, 

oaf S£2tS"^ VU 11 mkfy Bfllwoar, ButterblUI|•"'»." Beth I Trenton _... 

Hspkin, Roeit 'Hf Holi. fallowing: 

«oyl Junior Moth.- 1 Doug Waltcra. | („—i»..ii»« -I s.. Hlnl 

Wait Up: 2. Michael bu..no Mr. 

i Anthony J DUiariao. Jr.. 1,. . , s j •,,„» ,-oIM, 

Doe; 4. John MeCaiulBnc!. jumiHmc ! * 

*^"; KSK:^«JI^^|MK!S; i 

pot, snared honor* in the Boys' winnl» luoho, BroomkiL 

Senior Moth races, and Doug Walters _Bov« junior Moth* 1, KMIOV; 2 

r .^ K • 

5, Crniw Kalley, Inky Pink: i C*hr!« »"•»"• "• *• , . 

Walim, Imummln; 1 Don fiBriisnfi B!ii« for Die abnv* will Br rjeelyea 

F!lnpv*rj_I«. Dnrter H«jfy, Doodle Bun; Bi ihp offlff of Ihe phwlor, DlyUlon 

i. Bob tlmnl. Bob Tllie; 10. llniriw ,,f i>u-»— »-- =->"-*» «t»i» Home, 

Alexander Jr,._ Dad's DJei: 11- Bill Wi 

Hspkin. Jslly Rsger. Ji 

Olrl. Junior MsUii—1. Nan 

Happy Hoppy: 3 MauF##n 

Haderway; 3, Maiiann V 

iiossl fsrm. and 

Warriori 4, Heine Kolierk, tnn nu: n, 1 ••• 

Mary C»!dw*!!. Wha Hoppen: 8, Dolty 1* 

Jshnisn, Dotpiiin: 7. t»—-- u..«t. 1 m 

in the Boys' Junior .Moth events, 7 Tlunnl: 

Naney Hopkln and her Happy Ku» n: Tlmnl; S Buonof 9, HUB: 10! 

Bo( 

Hoppy took the ant outing of the oi.it Jui 

Girls' Junior Moths, and then BoBkln: 3 

HtUed for second to Mary Caldweli r*filf,jil,i 

hi the Wha Hoppen the second tune ' „ 

around, ALMOST 1POReoTTIN 

MAN 

M : Jul 

Bâ«~tor" _M«lu~l. lob Hack, 'i« Boar Is lorry because he 

j*m«t^tottu I r^s5' tt r t Kui hM not «* de « he wh ° p who ioek 

» 

Chrtaiy Co-mo-«hun; ft B- Ttiart of notable people, 

frviffi; % M Jgnshhi si * • * ALMANA6" 

Ocean City'i Babe Ruth League 

team hsuneed back after taking its 

over Atae Tuesday night, M, 

for a total of 12 hits. 

r thp bid. ea»h. In inc unumnb_«. ~ 

PI rent ut thp.bld or s bid b»Pdln 

thf anniunt of 5 P^t «ni of lhe Dia, 

and must & spe«l 

I Bradley of Droxcl rail, 

Oeean City, was fined »7S 

less operation and MS for 

s boil afiAr dnrk without 

liljhts. 

•d a, Loyett Jr., operator of 

I neat yard, was fined tio 

•atuiM a craft at niKht wllb- 

Ing iifhta, 

i O, Marchini, of llavcrtouu 

Avalon. ivas fined V7S lor 

I his 33-fool cruiser at ex. 

peeds throurth a rsfe eourse 

*le City, 

, Reifer, ol 111 Atbury av, 

anaraMd of a radian ep> 

•ctiarie whan taatlnwny dis* 

(Mter'i li^ytar-eM Mn ni 

mi 

OCEAN 

Telephone 0304 or 0305 

Quiet, 

SUMMERTIME ton't ., ,____„ 

the big Recreation Center between 5th and 6th sta^shaded-nhelters ar*j»rovirted for quiet 

games, too, Photographer awaked up jea! quiel like to catch thli rane at two young 

checker players pondering their next moves while friendly kibitzers await developments, 

—Senior Studio photo. * 

— i • --" , - - ' • 

Week-ind Auto Wreilc Score: 

9 Hits -^ No Hurts - Arrests 

he eniranee at the boatyard I" •• thnt mtt>TtnLs os tne r*; jiarWng 

iter L the bsîn, another boat 

I ini the entrance und a 

oeeyrred. 

t'attn Ae 

?. ty 5 

the TOO Mock 

* 

more on Sunday. , Mm Phlladf^fhla. jnualnK null 

Helen M, Barueti, of 114 8, ¥1*4*?^ „ hA_ „, , _.. , 

Rlnl. w,, Atbuitte'aty, and J«eph j A half hoftr IWr.Mntto, A. 

t\ Young, or OS Atnury av.: both I «*ell Jr, 2T,îf FbUadeiphla, Oo, 

•iMl'A anal 

1MM, aUrt- mSBrnxL 

faterMWIWI (top aftm 

, MIM •••», «erttan. J 

sa ^K 

*tt!!t.ff!/ 1 WL.?*r»' »oyth on Bay av, F.rbel m.de a left aid. He left Hie deck hurriedly, 

rrell said ihe oUier boat was did not straighten Ua ear out to Hennlng, 15, also of Lansd 

between IS and 25 miles an tin,, and eliwed OAorne's'. viaiung at the Simpson a*. , 

He added his running light* shortly after noon Saturday, Net sailed poliee and notified Hie 

in and were nUI lit when hit i^ £ Leonard, of Clifton Uslctits. Ryan's Injury, 

(d boat was lowed Is its ~_ ; ' /; -.; : _ ' , , - - 

%%e«ys?UK! School Comes fo Palermo Air 

ihe Night In Venice marine 

tz^r^ m Tz Force Men Via Mobile Service 

: taken the boat he waa op. - • - . - . - . . 

in trade and was Bat •ware 

r running UghU w«r« not In 

rder until h* M«4 to mike 

tyard after dark. , 

LT S. SinWMan^ of Str»tbnM«L 

• complaiiunt » toe J 

i MM M.rchhU. »hc« ShpchliiPa Kawloy |«j|] SMaMf 

r cut lhrou£«) ,th» race Muna I 

excessive Me«d, l«a?lnE a L 

"hlch eau«e4 bne 'hOM'toW 1 

Md three otlian In Uw M . 

* In wator. . ', I 

Wai told Hi* ' - - - • ' 

Utility Workmen 

Struck by Auto 

Drhpr, 10, H«fff 

For Carefetsn*** 

A Water Serv ">, workman 

thar treated 

sued Bigllsh a summon, for carele 

OFiviag, 

New Boat Joins 

Montagna Beet 

76-Foot Party Boat 

NIW JERSEY, TUCSDAY, MMUST 1ft 1W7 

to be Unveiled 

If Si Monday 

Offktalt InvHvd 

W> H«ar 

TN tentative Expressways 

pltll for modern highways in 

Southern New Jemey—a topic 

of COMiderable discussion and 

contnpveny in the past several 

months — is scheduled to be 

unwilled nest Monday, August 

a . * ^ •- • •" ~ • •• 

A BMtlng of pubue oKMali, bust. 

na^,l«dera nd rcDreMunuvM at 

M tts Ma taan eaUcd tor 8 p. m, 

l» tfie'Combertsnd Hotel, Bridgeton, 

IV.IM SaJUfleni New Jersey Developi'i«»t 

CouncH. ; 

Tjili geulbn Is to hear a report by 

Ui» Ufhway Punning CommUUe ot 

ttu Council, eanprWng the county 

enthieer. from Atlantic. Oandea, 

Cafa. Mr, CombrrUad. Gtouceiler 

anf 'flWem eedntlea,' ; 

fi; 'IJerbert rayior, of CiuHlen, 

m of the pUnaHis mup, wfll 

in detail Hie year-Mi »>«*• 

y tha committee reiulflasM 

tl» (Wrtpr .11 area higbKiy pUo, ; 

inMwMb fUthwwt, » Mr* ef 

in* M«T ptan dfHanM t* Ntto* NK 

IMfl k M 

BBîP ^K# Wlftl HM wfci&f ^f Swill 

•f lh» ar«a. Ml* CwncH MM, 

The gMMttee^ plan already has 

blen *a9MvM by tfie boud of trua. 

MP ol Ine Development Oouoell, 

which comprises a repreaeniaUva 

crMHeetlpn of the sU*outny buat 

en IM no^rmnBUiil community. 

ilondnyV ffKMngjm »e « pr«- 

Ilmittary 0 Mew up will provide 

state lelUMIn to Wnj the toproved 

hiirhways beyond the drawing 

_ Wilier "A. Keppier. Ajtatawni 

an.ye»r term On uiat 

• •Mil UMUs nw 

.ed hli boat up on Its iide., p-h " *•» "^ *• • p " '***• B _' T tA# . , [men were struck by 

. the spray tare the alaesra wuilam F. Moore Jr., 17, of Mouat "Oy DPBQK1 WrlSf lit by Howard EnMlfc, 

»je and kimeked a Mstenitf Bphratai, N. J., early Jaluntay morn- EQ|| From Camuaml 

i m i v " wh0 • ll *«^t 

•* "at ing reported that hla ear had bet* rO11 r r o m «.OrTBUIfl a ^rineter of a iw 

ie Bradley ease, .lames W, •truck by • hltrun driver He flaM A H.year«ld visitor from Lan». yenow WtfUInt cones 

ill, of Ocein CTfy laid Ml he was turning Into a parking space" downe. Pa., broke a Bone In his left men Xeeordihg to poliee, mi" two w&*. 

men were struck by a «p- ope^led 

by Howard BilMk, », If 321jCe«i Mttrraw Bond Play» 

tral av,, who nllegMTly drove Hu#ugli 

a .perimeter of a redf«aj[ and *re» af W.lfcrr* Unrnfit 

»*»«,the area » ,n,S ' 

TOeoiher car did not stop and O>»««* of a boardwalk Bmuwnwiit 

Moore was unnWe to obtain ita if. center after he Jumped from the 

»ha«i ha«i h» taw Ml* ihaflrrw af y y before noon, , 

ir (mat •MfMtlthte lilm eyf Jan»».T. paborne.^, p ^ of f 1S55 Beach Bh Howar 

dh darhMth M M. MM M h h. «hr«. av av., Allantle City City, drove east on 34th 1228 SSB 

f fa» d»n in Ma boat and «• » «*• lnterieetSon with Bay av, e(flee i 

.i. oth.r tMl hit with auch and stopped behind another ear boy wag 

at Is cIMnk WP atap hM bsd awaUIng elearanre of the inter»ee, Newt's 

In him b«t«rh nt k«L ». Aeeord 

A second ear. operated by Joseph ed himse 

Th# FMn * Rh» on resord. tile JNnvMui low ured there did not taiati , 

Mune hot, MM«M M inu 

f Mm anyone as to haw 

id, Ih qtibi«, ClotM 

Deputy Chief Mrd T»ce*rini> 

Bcene by flre 

! baen sckno* 

tatton, Int, 

iialed W 

bUfc Captain Bwr BaWey ôrl. LJ^S,J^fiffl 

ed the fire was eauaed bv tko ear M^***?* « •«' 

W©ek-End Summary of 

Special Sports Events 

Major sports events of tta cummer season dominated 

the activity In Ocean Cite over the week end. Here In capaute 

form K the outcome of the variour acttvjttes. - - • 

The-County 

M 1 

haefeerav do no* ptaa 

t d ld t 

Georse J, CaMer/n • 

l« rf th* C, dfC, i 

county, bid cmuin 

teasM lor' MM Ike iaa^ 

He npoited |l.^»« 

aPtV£ 

K4«iJ"V 

or4nn»^«la»

TOWNS 

SUHSTfPS 

DfttSS SHOES 

HUUH SHOES 

CASUALS 

fUTWS 

KACHSHOeS 

Not All Color* r^ 

In Iwy SM 

Twrh 

. _ _. i M pat 

J two toenagon, drill* 

i In lbs lulind w*terw»y 

n 1 . lolct Snndny nLght 

d by the Coait 

[the boat, put out with 

1 fishing trip Sunday «... 

[the teat lost tti propdlor 

i the fUhing (rounds, 

jaid the party drifted help. 

I tame tine tmfore he v« 

I an unMmtlfled passing 

k that tn* Coast 

. iy donated end presented by JafluM 

C, Ottan, went to Mn, Ralph H. Van 

COder lor 4 her arrangement of 

tuberous targonuu on driftwood. Thii 

Mophy waa given In Division H-Crown 

Jeweland U toe ftm trl-color award 

was by Mn. Van GUder. 

Mn. Van QiMer alia tied far first 

place In the cloMlfltatkm of stone 

Hartar, what It li. Her entry here 

WM a piece of driftwood, a hydnn. 

gea Moan, elam shell and aand, all 

ffortrayinc the reaort. Her other 

awards Included . second place tor 

a violet anemone ami an HaoenMe 

mention for a biennial cnpt nyHle 

Janet Van OUder won Brit prlie In 

Teen Tune for an arrangement of 

red and whit, flowen surrounding 

a white teleuhooe which had a plo 

tare of the papular teen slngine 

W?«^l^^^w| 

•tar, how Band*. bmtUA m itia 

munbei du*. In fnwt of tlw phon* 

wa¥a (Way with half to* MtiU MM 

nnMMM tta tfaama *t "He tom 

roe. he loves IM not 4 . She das 

won flrrt place for her entry la the 

Miniature eUsa. 

a house gaeat of the Van , 

H> was • wbner In tha Teen Time 

data taking ncond plaos for her 

UnsfaMI at stMded red flowen 

exactly matching Upstlck narka Bade 

on a minor. 

Any Van Ollder placed second In 

the Make Believe daea for children 

with a MUU house made of land sad 

ston*. with an «K atandlng la the 

dear. She JIM got honorable men- 

tlon In the Miniature clast 

Ralph H. Van OUder took third 

plan In the Rugged Individual class 

open to men. 

MLu Ruth Loveland won a first 

place In the Sweat and Lovely dan. 

Her entry consisted of white roaea 

and larkspur •urroundlM a pink 

center with a bit of sweet herb, tier 

sister, Florence earned nonoraMe 

nentbn In the Foreten Country 

elaaa with an arraniaient of vark 

colored linnlas In o Mulcan chocfr 

Ute pot. 

8UUT AT OCEANIC 

Mn, j. Curtli King, of Philadelphia. 

Is vacationing at Me Oceanic Hotel 

Most Disastrous in 91 Years 

As the result of toe MM draught 

In Unary, New Jersey will ham ita 

smallest corn Wop In M years tola 

season, the Hate AaVVailturn BWart- 

BMnt In Trenton announced Friday. 

The BeparineM'k Crop Reporting 

Service add pastures wmtm at It tar 

cant of normal M August 1, tha 

wont MriNlw k i l l 

record, have MM kept. 

The drousTht has oost New Jera«p 

famen an eatu»t»d fW minion, 

wtth damage amounting U> atnut 

fOSO,000 every ralnles. day. 

The state Is awaiting action by 

Presld.nt Kluanhower on Its 

for dtciaratlon of a dmuM 

ency. sent by Governor Robert 

Meyner tut week. 

The Crop Reporting Service said 

a survey completed August 1 showed 

these conditions: 

Com—A yield of 32 bushels an 

acre. Only In IMS waa then a 

lower yield during the part M years. 

A smaller acreage planted ink year 

win reduce the crop to the smallest 

records which have been kept sine* 

IMC, 

Tomatoes—Down 43 par cent from 

IMS. 

Potatoes—Production down a third 

from Met year end the an»HeM orop 

•Mat patateaa-rYleld wOI be UM 

lowik stoo* it*?, 

1* *U tti the dabr famur*s woes, 

* k expected to be the 

M4. Wkh peatura* 

f anaen hVe been 

ftt hay MM had 

unaMUwd are the winter grain crops 

it, barley and rj*~which mabefore 

the drongU btamii 

•erlaua. 

Ecmy Bathing Costs 

Big Selection of All the Furnishings You Need for Outdoor Living I 

in the surf toe early In 

_ig eaat two PhlledelphUha 

tt INH each In WUdwood on 

rrr. Easter, IS, and Ttaomaj 

Thatpt, W, were arrectud when a 

paUMBak apotted them In the ocean 

•boat 1 a, m. 

' r«MiUy*n*cted ordinance proa 

bathing ar telng on the pubUe 

urn MatwaM the ho»r> of 10 

p, ov and • a. nt. 

Drastic Reductions in Price ... With Weeks of Warm Weather Ahead! 

IELOW ARE HUT A FEW OF OUR DjISPLAY SAMPLES 

STEEL and FIBER CHAIRS 

IDEALLY DESIGNED FOR LAWN, PORCH or PATIO 

Rag, $10.95 A $12.95 2 tot ${7*^ 

am± WMUSHTJIIttL 

SHELL CHAIRS 

Rag. $6.95 - $8.95 - $9.95 

NOW ONLY - --- $4 J | 

Each 

CHAISE LOUNGES 

WITH INNER SPRING CUSHION 

Reg. '34.95 & '39.95 

NOW JUST - - - - $19 J ? 

Many, Many Other Outdoor Items 

Drastically Reduced For Clearance!! 

r V* 

QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABIi PRICES 

704 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 4040 

Each 

Auto 

bW MUîw7art£r'wi» 

struck MntoM 1 * Mat* 

fen 

Early frmdair aMMgiM.Jaaapt4 'ITO- 

J, at U» maa*aML w, wu drWlo, 

tun** on'Say av. frtwo WMthar car 

driVeaj by F. C Huper. ». ar Nte 

Marker we* efcetwaal w« 

Sunday afternoon WBluun H.GIIck, 

of Harbor Beach, lildL, reported to 

pollee In waa comlaa to tie resort 

over Ocean Cttf-Sanan FMnt Mvd. 

and waa hi the act of i*"f}-t another 

car when It ewenred to thay left and 

struck bis oar. Operator of UM other 

vchkle wa* Frank gmltti. of Pblladelphta. 

'Also on Sunday afternoon, Edward 

C. Bullock, tl, of *4 R. New York 

, Semen Point. aMamptad a left 

turn from Wesley rd. to Batters** 

Hi. when a car operated by Kop;er 

T. Seville, 18, of Searadale, N. Y, 

approaching from the oppgette dlrec. 

lisa on Wesley rd, wished bit* his 

Police Dance 

Muate Her auditorium eaoto iat 

balmy Auiuat night braese, 1 by ttw 

flia Fellci anal Ptraeaearfe êaacl! 

etMi carrto. en modi nnp»lillLlnJ 

ehertty weik, tait the iwaa ©irttf. 

M I Parry far jMjiHw It Mteat 

frem the d*n*e retalpti. atoeh 

ChrMnw. mara than 1J*» yum 

•ten af the area ara traahsi ar 

Mw Yule party In Csmwimi Halt 

In October or November, a cotnof 

police and Bremen makeri 

17 

Tni 

dent _ 

fair hk 

waMrs»OTOP 

730 Aabury AwMtuai 

Up to autatMa: 

b*nt~»at dan« h 

Mny with you. 

O^vfi FrHlpy EvMnfi^pF 

fc& 

Ocean City's 

*• V -i ' 

Largest ExclisI?^ 

Men's Store 

SKOAL ttOUP 

Summer Suits - Sport Coats - 

Bermuda Shorts - Sport Shirts 

Swim Wear - Dress Shirts 

20% Of 

NEW aOTHK Nit PALL 

Wrti 

*-OKT COATS 

of good taste 

VSB • M^ W aatM^ 1 iMife. 

•LACKS ...... leJf t*1*Jt 

TOPCOAT* .... IMIItMM 

t J> 

• * -r* 

-'t

£v 

tha Eaatarn AJr mtmm Item 

A third unit, now !o the bua wlucatiDB MnUr*. Of tbmtm, icaUonaTtriaT 

, « f l » « M d to *> nlna are wi np to handle 

*7S on OH «oto coast aad conuilatad »»nl operatlnf In the Cen-uatin< 

and r««Mi*Uatt. 51 

a "ft**iny violat^M, Tlia 

Air D*f«R» Vorci Mfion by 

inf coodttloo. Impoaad on 

the mobile unit da* m*d> K* «PP#ar- 

Pilnwr ware Impnwd on him. 

Ml. 

nice, then an l« Mating aMtlont In 

f I 1M*. Ha pnrloua^ Finn of (SO «a tba WUiu vW 

hn* to ad- 

EADF. 

tiooi and ilmllw rataUnc eandtttao* 

USAFI 

Many thouundi Of (evcD 

m Jrapowd on SHHKI McDowell, 

have baen aW« to *4yinca Uxlr edu- vchnkal-vooatlonal, and « o 11 • g « 

1314 Boardwalk; Tom HM, 1310callaa* 

and Mo* tdMal tov^«. H* cation and cMHtt to »n cxlfnt tint 

irdw* and WUtelaiua (Jetao., A | U Aaâladaâft Aam flBjAa^fllBBUb Avfedl aM> would hava baea UWOMfU* httt tney 

1SU Bondwalk. 

not hud the opportunity of. parttrip*- 5KT5ttr*SV 

AU UH m m iDwtwad arc lM»tul 

tlon In the armed /area* education 

UufM to yaan |«^*- l«avitaai nu wOl b. tune In fba PKIUMT Bitvprin Bniidlnc lha wtvcatianal 

program. ' ion dlvlaiop. o? leading c«Ucga« ami 

» aad Malaa lo St. AuptuUmV* R t Church hen onad tar Mn. PUlser in tha UW 

Alnwi can tdw ouraai 

nlvsnHie! under Ooverojnant em- 

»*«• wtir* .1 * k. m^ Friday. •• ""^ »•» blaek •aantealk. 

MM, KIMMC, «adMkal. 

ract. 

'For • 93 ft* ma airmail mm) en kal. Mintrial and llbaral aria 

roll in his Oral USAH ceune, and he fleMt — NiytMnt fram •»«i«H«» 

Bay continue is bike other nuncs 

MM, N, C, Smith Hurt 

attta madianiit to weldlni and 

tvw Mrt. Hannah Naulton Mobile School wUkmt agdMaitai eoat If hi* pro- 

Mn. Natnaaisl C. Smlto, of 7H 

kNa is Mlnfaetory,*" tald Bit, Mat. 

Ocean iv,, rMurned hens hut Weak 

w In HwBltai at M 

then. He flutter explained that raelUtle* of (he Army Institute from Shore Memorial Hoapitji: Hm. 

SOMKHS POINT — Mn, HUHUH 

"airmen have the •dvutaie of took were mde tvailable to ail active 

BMtitoji, locjl resident at ISO Son- 

ins over MM material feefere signing duty mtnterj of the armed forcM 

Smith fell on her porch Avmu 4 

an Point ML, dM Sunday in Short 

up tar a «•»", The unit fumMies triien It -officially changed Hi name and tuftered a broken foot. A 

will sun. »f>U Hospital, IfcH,,, af* 

boots, study guides, lesson Mpen, to the United States Armed Forces walkinc eait wa* awiM at tha hsa. 

n, Hueltan n inn la Tuck, n.tm^^^mkm „„,, Sn^»A~i^ 

Institute to February, IMS, 

toe ftut ta*d ip«t atatMl all n« 

Ufe In Sonen Faint, She U mrviv- 

tte WknbaHg Fmicral l Hans, Ha, 201 

ed t>y two sons, William, of this eiiy 

W ** . btMmel btMme wUI UI bbe 

In 

Ornately, 

wUI be at •:» 

Boyd's 

P. a. tonight at the Jefferies and 

,--.—i pwton in Atlantic Ciw 

IWenia may call from 7 p. n>. Interment 

will be tomorrow in the 

[Evergreen Cemetto. Canden. 

Children's 

Wear 

; ". v-O F F 

mvik* PRICES 

BOYS' SfkMT SLEEVE 

tT SHIRTS •*BS l i.a 

SPRING COATS , 

SMITH KfOOY SHOP 

i WESLEY AVK; OCEAN CITY, N, jj 

flOfTB 

IT ^"1 'II 1 * 1 •* 

Building Law 

CarihiuM Mai MM 

lam to us* than M Uvlng qu.rt«». 

H. uld that Mr. Cooper cannot 

be expected to pollee the rtore night 

and day In «n effort n, deternine if 

•nyon# ever sleeps or lives in the 

converted area, 

JtavttBiMI Chadulck. plumbing inpensr 

for the city, was summontd 

a» a witness for the defendants He 

t«Ufled that all tawaUaUiinj of 

kltehen outlets In the store* in 

question and »lso heating plants in 

thrw we covered by pcrmiu bnM 

•^ fcta oUioe. 

Mr. Brown questlonej how ilia *«. 

fendants tould be in violation of 

one oMinanee, the buildlii« eode 

trnen under another oralnanee. the 

plumbing tode, tney were 

to Inatail the flxturei 

court held constituted • ni^nm 

or rear storage areas into living i 

quanan. ^ 

Judge King held that tne 

and toe use" of the storage nmma 

were changed and a vioiattw existed. 

The nearing lasted about SH, hoar*, 

most of uiuch va> deroted to Ine 

prwntation sf the eomplainu. aeil 

the taking of testimony tram Mr' 

Cooptr and Mr, OMitt Vear 4 

p, m. Mr. Broun suddenly deaaed 

m hi, argumenU and the coon SB- 

Posed peoaMes on the vMattons. 

••* *ad m * 

» rt MMa* M«, 

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" ia the (tary of New 

W«lk*r aim tiara Hob 

Van Mllaa and 

jlppe'* fine dra 

th» play-lwy poll 

WtaiMtly c.Hed 

raawunt aim 

r*< calabratcl 

i to vivid li'a all thu 

•M hOOp-lB Of tfUMv 

Ivar4o-lw forgotu-u 

Ouaaf ttanvd arc George J,M1>i 

0. at Al SmHh. WaHer Catletl 

Narration la by Walter Wlnchell. 

W*4«**4fy, Tkwrailav and Friday 

. "Tammy «nd the Bachelor" stars 

UtMMa turnout, LMlja MielHn, Mala 

^wirvand WaltBr Brcnnur, n, this 

rojiaaMe cqn»i|y. 

NleUon plv,-. a^Bl.tie«Ud Uach 

rtor ho IJIOBIH ; til a croatiire created by man anil relates the storms that assail a bUmtest, t-M p. m.. I4Hi tt. be«b. ,. 

his family and the eomplleatlona that s .sophisticated night club tiiigur on . i HKOUCII by nature, 

ful family when huaMnd (Arlen I 

arise when he keeps his addiction ;,: i nilse. 'I'ljcy arc both engaged lo I On the same program Is the RC: has a celobratlon-Indueed Impulse to TNUM4MV— 

frnm his pregnant wife. 

very wealthy people, lei fiction thriller, "X the Un. ieil a long held secret—that he and Dsnce • p. m. on tbe Mmlc Her 

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known", ii.inlnii Dean J JagMsr, When h hi', wife enjoyed romancing to tha to tb, Huute of ISuAdy Mmw 

with one of the problems of pur setting of the 8. S. Constitution. a (riant fissure In the earth bursts full a year before taking their formal 

times, 

j Leo McCney, famed director of opun .lauuer explores it and theor 

ThurMiay, Friday and Saturday 'aolna My Way" returns lu tin- lies that a monstrous living thing 'i his revelation not only sets the 

'June Ally-son und Hossjino BraiL'i directing end of the Him Industry lu lm« emerged from the center sf outv.ife's 

naienls off on a delayed tail*; 

faim a new ruinantlc team hi thi> tllreet this Him, planet. 

trum, but also haa an eieltlng effect 

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orch«tr», HWnaBntf tat Uw PoUpj 

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America's flnt name in Men'i 

ClothlHf. Styled tor complete 

satisfaction. Priced for budget 

convenience. 

169,10 UP 

-r ' ? : J 

* SPOR1X;OATS — doeigned for 

Ieisure-(JOT£ Fjill 311U \V}ntfr 

weights. .••':•" 

ixon'0 

Open Pri^y,^d |«turd*y until 9 P.M. 

. • &%•. ,. . . > f' 

- ' ?; ^ 2 *Tm&-J&3*&&jD®* 

channel 

make 

fashion 

Now you'll And a handsome new 

look in traditionally popular 

Shetlande, flannel*, and tweeds. 

Here are appealing new subdued 

stripings—soft strokes of subtle 

color. For men of all ages. "Soft" 

•uHoitaka prices, too . .'. to 

make your satisfaction complete! 

«uiU from 

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in suits '*' * .! 

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mm 

ERCHANDISE 

COTTON €ARDMAt» 

>% SfiWNGS EXAMPLE 

&mtnt fcamf fc-^ __ . 

I 

plnyer MM , 

fira live »r 

nt Mia 

the Mu< .-I wltft dataea band* whlcti toured 

ha country. For nevenil leanr* 

nk. i • wai a member «f tho Steel Pier 

vtth I atan u Perry Como, Jerry Colonna, 

I Frankta Unt ladlMi Jlayp SP- 

UN- I peareo, nrnue n me lamoui mnuteorW 

| meat center he did a Ml -»1th Oita) 

fiKLSSi tms n»«iore Mad, «jHroMMny W « M S „ ^ ,«.,, 

#S»PRI« 

STEEL FOLDING CHAIRS, 

tuMur Priced at »f^ 

STEEL FOLDING LOVISIAT, 

, Ratularly *%S.tk 

Yours for Just } 5.95 

Now Only J 1150 

,s,r JurtH3J0 

Only s 5.65 

Only %«S 

TOYS SftKTiOMS TOYS 

JUST AMOVED L4TfST TYPES NEVER SHOWN BEFORE 

BICYCLES . TRJCYCLES - WAGONS'. STUFFED TOYS < HUN0HH)S OF DOLLS 

GAME OF ALL KINDS - NATIONALLY KNOWN MAKB OF ELECTfcrC TRAINS 

TWILY A TtRRtflC SHKT10H AT TREMEHDOUS SAVINGS 

Wa Will Hglit Any PurchaM (Small or Mrpi) Until Chrhtmai on Our Liberal LayAw^ Pl«n If LH*ir*d 

SOUTH JIMMY'S LAROIIT SlbMTION 

OF ELICTRIC HOUSEWARES 

Irani - TeoMNira - Mixsri - Haalvrt 

Fry«r» - Pytmx Goff** Malcara 

RomNrs - flMfrfc f w - ihWrl? 

Crocks - EUctric Tool» - Hot Plah.. 

ALL AT UNIMAOINID SAVINGS 

DESKS - Blond or M*pte FtaHh 

Your Back to NhMtor Will B* Ammd 

O / V 

s^fSwisp^^îsis'-WfS??^ 

Lutherans Win 

League Playoff 

Post-S*o«en 1*mrf% 

Bwflin Tonight 

SOMKRS POINT _ The champion 

day night for the tMtl Utlfe Leagu. 

t«m, wltfe UicfceobMh Lqtheram 

tmU, TUMm f»» tana 

tten bad to ptay for the tart out sf 

three for the title. 

Curtlts Fields, pitcher far I.ucken, 

bath Lutherans, &Me* • beautiful 

no*U game mm II atrUbmuU ta 

win the first Has of Uw play«| 

with a score of 3 to 0. Jack Mathl* 

iMing pitcher, itrurk, mil 13. High, 

lightg of this gupe w»» W douhle. 

Ml by Ban? Smith of Luckenbach la 

Hlf lifth Inning, ami—a jingle by 

Curtln news hi ttw flfth. 

Barry MutbUMMi |h. Lutherant 

to two wtarH • row »llb bis two- 

Utter on Thursd^ night. Smlt» 

had 10 alrlkMMto and Mickey 8lr« 

•iruek out »lr for H,Ui Furniture, 

Highlights of tUa game' were Um* 

dnuWe* hit W Luttenns, one hy 

Kenny UMcW% «tt *W». •» by T»i 

VeMery In the MHrtf, and one by 

Bury Smith In the fourth. Marvla 

McAllister of n«M'» learn hB a 

double In (to tUrd Inning and drove 

in two rum. 

first Game . 

Luckenbath LQUJ. OlOllg,] 

PUtf, Furniture . Q 0 0 Q 0 0 - 0 

Second Game 

PiaH'j FuraMure ,.,,. 0 0 3 0 0—1 

LuckonbucK LuHi 8 0 0 0 3—a 

Game was called at the end or th« 

flfth ujBtaa due to dajklMW kt|t was 

ruled «Mpat because tt went over 

VA lnslao*. 

UUle Leagas tehedule for Uila 

seek tadude.: Tuajday nlfht, • 

» BL, the fiother.' League wUI play 

Wert DseMlntlîj Wt«n>«day 

nH«-n«t^ Furniture wttl play 

"nfMÛ^* L«aue; Thursday 

nlgW, WotW LMgua wlu nwt 

Smith Spurlock md rrlday night 

Luthcrana wUI Meet Uowsod Uttle 

Tomorrow's 

% Day 

OCEAN CfTY'S 

INI OP 

SEASON MYS! 

Wmhmm ix»cwttv« 

CaoUJn F 

I three y«an, win km 

f Cam, HopiM with M» wife. 

home at tlie Shofa Boad 

I In Palermo. They have 

I»îiiiti«ntTn ISTSAr APHI I 

OnMMnl of hK wWaary MMi 

MM at Ma «rvt» Hf* w«j Mn 

' Ciiiiit ?iii8 far tUt 

Oa|*. K w ha* %)m acttrt Hi 

Boy N«at ffMp tVMWfJNd bv 

PalenM Air FoVceStatiST % 

m wwrtowMer for a abflH time 

mmn ef m dworatloa* ara 

WorM War U VktWT Mw»al, 

American Def«Me IMdal, WM 

perv« «MH», 

CASUAL — 

•MuUful, to Bitter nay 

wearer . , . we have 

then In our collection 

of Summer Separate* 

for jut 

Ortgliiallr fpM 

mK,:^^ 

fjf 

Making Htm 

RETAIL SHOPS 

and SHOWROOMS 

Frost Bros. Neusteters Gus Mayer 

Saks Kith Awnue Ldtlia Tayjor : V» 

I. Magnin & Co. ' 

•siBteWh 

tbto one* Itt M 

Frost" Bros. 

•V.' 

• « , 

F 1 ^ 1 . t * , 

- * ' •

**j/:i 

< ; 

••'" ;••••»•'•••"••'''>••••>? • • v » * j * A ' 

;^H^HWM& •'•jjS^^t^L -;•'•• • • 

ijjife' 

MB* 

IPICULSII 

"W&W 1ACH HOAT 

*W «d to other (choils 

igwems, as w»u aj to i 

JiuseuD, 

]|a convention or 

Jersey inventor nutafciiiis 

«mber. 

j *** fllm h 

as beco hailed by • 

»aw their pride in 

©ALOM M EVERY l^r'^t^J^ «• «» •«*• 

I TuM,toM 

) H5P.H 

I * MB P.M. 

J0HMHM WMMT PUWHTS 

session Mrs, 

Tlw r»bi Ftor the Future" U the 

theme for the state event and the 

Try Ocean CMy MertMnta Pint luncheon fashion show Is planned boardwalk taby parade. ^Senior Stutlio photo. * " 

to be educational. The state faahtoa 

•how winner, wlil represent all New 

Jersey 441 clothing members M the 

National *-H Club Congress at Music Pier Concert Programs 

fJUnao this VaU, The state can. 

dMate must be It yean of age as 

of Januanr 1 this year, and torn- — Cfaranra Fvhrman, Conductor — 

PletM the first three clothing units 

Mf tnnlna Bally at • •, M. 

Each county may enter « many as 

can quality-. 

TUHMT . AUGUST 11 i WIBNIIDAY , AUAUST 14 

Rsymond Overture Thai—'» 

•Ill GIvM Authority Dear little Bay at Mine Bail Song, My Mother Taught Me, Dvorak 

Per Parking Project* 

Miss Lillian Memlek Miss Lillian :„"„. 

Sweethearts ............... Herbert Minuet .................FiderewsU 

Governor RoJ>rrt D. Meyner Thu-s 

day signed • Wl giving Atlantic One Kiss Homberg *» 

Clly pDwer U> Rt up off^treet v«ik 

Per Yew rMMayl 

ing projects, 

Far Afiy O.yl 

Hie ateuun fives municipalities 

the power to create public parking 

^^t€ms( ineorporating aU types of 

Barking facilities. It would aUaw 

Hie pruject to be selMIquldatlng. 

freeing some of Atluitle City's hoik 

rowing power for $8 million In other 

civic Bnprev#5nentH, 

The bUl would also allow the 

numlcipellly to lease portion* of 

buiMlnga for business use, keeping 

the rent for off street parking. 

Pine trees are less likely to be 

PLAY 

struck by lightning because their 

resin Interferes with their conducting 

of electricity 

TfeNNIS 

Af thm 

V|UJI M^ - — • •t.. a cd 

MiM Jeonctte ScovoiU M Ml » Je«nctte fcovottl 

Deep Purple ............... DeRoie ww BiyU iJMe,- " ' * 

Mr. man Carson, Piano Day With Me '.. Herbert 

Kashmiri Lave sang ..... Woodford Mr. Tom Perking 

Mr. Tem Perkins Stlly ,..,.,.....,:...,..,..,,, Kem 

On the Mall Goldman •• • • 

. . . Orpheum Overture ., ,< Offenbach 

,. f Frtml 1 e ..d ending m a bow In thebatk. 

Following the ceremony the eoofil* 

left for New York, when they 

hoarded a plane and flew to Muuot 

B«H*, Fla,, for a honeyBaoa, They 

will make their hone at « ArgyJe 

pi,. Merlon Park, this city. 

The bride u a graduate af lapw> 

gat HlKh School and afte attended 

Temple Untveraity, The bridepHow 

U a graduate of teeseJ hutUnM of 

Technotoa>- and la employed In tha 

engitteerlhg department of Phlko 

Carp,, in philadelMiia, 

Party at Flanders 

Thirty liucits of the fianden IbMI 

partlcipalcd In the regular bicycle 

party last we»k. nidera Included 

guests from as far as Ofclahdffia. 

Those enjoying the early roornlne 

safari included: • Mrs, dearge T. 

Rommeit and daughter, Martha, of 

WUUamsport. pa,, Mr, and Mrs. 6. 

» nasbaeh StanuloRiH and avn, JshHny, , of 

Shenandoah, Pa., Beiiy and IJoney 

Bamford, of Olenside, Pa.., mn, 

Adaratlan lorawski Mlsi Jeanette Scavotti Virginia Kelt>- and daugnten'BanA; 

Caro Nome ., Verdi Monastery Garden ......... Ketelhv 

and Claudia, of Tulsa, Ofciahotiu, 

Wchard OaeMe, of Oadafordi P... 

Mtas Jeanette Srovoltl S:,4. ; •'.'-• • 

on Ihm Cktim »t 

• LOtSTCltS 

THE OtlGMAL MUMPS 

,&j$m&m w 

ftfOMV AVALON 747fl 

: "mam -vft

,% •••.)•*...'^ 

•major, factors— 

.dkys «nd a con- 

* by a woeful lack 

; absence of public 

^_^ it has greatly dim- 

•treet parking space through 

ofdtyitreete. 

of kwtog some of thelr*ii«c|al 

t jbfgfjaggravated by 

timSaJe the howl 

a ba.that traffic and 

dm OMM City and 

a «erfes of small steps 

'M ctabi, whlcW 

, indicates that 

t 

i»*e Rotary, Wwaniij 

ps from their minds with 

mff'iatlfriiT of men eat-- 

n»n gain ah appre- 

Wfcfflo tht h 

announced by WUIlam I 

^S_ W C J*' •*»»!#» to NB. 

SUSSES? szvt 

"«. wd Wrtta clinical eare 

and patient cervices for dystrophies 

MMOfhntarly WO OtaptarT^K 

am 1IMDAA Chapters In New J«r. 

ny- The Association M.h.t«nl, . 

MWWlUr BystHiBlly Otate ,, «, 

Hospital P»r Crippled Children la 

•re MMing • eauw and cure for Lhe 

inyrterious discoM 

Golden Gleams 

TM warn tna punisbed for'early 

rtalflf,—J, 0. taw. a 

He who had never seen a river 

mUtook the first he uw /sr the aea, 

—MJAel deMqculgne. 

t every great and noble ent 

prise,—Tacitus, 

Sarcasm (is) the language of the 

dtvIL- Thonma Curlylc, 

Every step of progress the world 

Hotel tt 

j MV. P. e, VAUSHAN 

I When « secret geLs out, it Is the Did you ever wonder how petiole 

I fault of whoever confided lt.Wean become bird watchers? 

This particular variety of American 

hobby is a somewhat msidiou. Uuat 

that sneaks up en a nan or i 

under the guise of mild curt 

and pretty noon you are "hooked", 

l>«iia s»i_ ... _ ^ 

A more detailed explanation of 

wmiam luni It's Jiard to my, why and how people devote hours 

(inco H» t Attacked ** « j du* for a receit i*t-wen eard signed 

i HT ue natters »hiie he was ho". 

'—t . [MLaiHed Mr, Brawn, farmer Qenn 

, Oty joperfntfDdent of schoOlj, is 

, ; i pM presidMit of Uc local club 

M«i a former district governor •>. 

i Kttcd frBB active educjtjonal 

a) ttx wesi two )«n afo. 

Dr J, Thomie)- Hwhes introduced 

:lv pou and Norman Stull ted 

o^ JHB^BT, Unnj Buescln invited milling 

-> Mam »w»f BHaraiu to Jom Uie loc»] members 

r. ji^ far far a dinner and cruise aboard gn 

nraer seamner I«t oiiht at Port 

: Os tot Jtorns- 

iMt bfM a nlghWub •*p«*rwH* at' 

HARDWARff.$r 

at 3315 West A* 

— Open Year '^ 

AMPLE MRKINS OPIN DAILY »M% 

FRIDAY * |A Ml 

A freezer will gd 

^Qfm welcome 

W * 8 started Jn» MW iaasMBtJy eaeofh • 

rand stop Me ^ flri, noiiefng , MxH-crBiid i 

•^ ureg *"•»» « n llle •»•»*>« nair here. It i 

larticleswhiBh th,t ta borrowed a tot to read 

,!~.S!,, 1 -, lp , n -' more aboui it. The flru (haw he *i 

try have *wna, 

[ In preranfag tb. 

•erted tba cf, 

the ««*,«» 

I entioctioo bri 

I white featlkm 

I there arf I 

About Mo • 

(l»li appear « 

tables, mttor+ 

Ftoherles Urtk 

produeu vary a 

tein, minefato 

are low in « 

^»?: wRBBî^fc; .PM^ttfe'lfAi 

OUALI 

TIME 

tfet iifin-fntt fImr §f 

jMrtiMrititsfciit... 

nsl« JWZM pirfNtr 

^lifliM . 

the; »i Nil 

fertwhrî 

, start Mfi 

nrt... * 

•m. 

r-F:& M.. ff::* i,.. ni 

PI 

w^ : Mmj : MMmM 

eep 

S * A i a K 

officer 0/ Jh» w« reanlarty nwd ijwp. Wltnont Ita 

1M Hs mi irid. i> sue of Urn MM weapon, in the 

OSIMT.' Candidate mind — a«d pawingjky, dertroylng 

V* Advil*. V«ts 

Act o* 1907. 

indicate that top ad-1 supply a substitute, though some-1 

managers and tech-1 times, in cMtkal need, they can 

tHiiin IUW fcava 1n»», I Iruliper Him ni«M'. ,«, ,1.

Vfrl 

I I hS 

! I on RDX 

SMtt-TOE PAMT 

I SONS 

Mia Mary Blen Bowman, dantJfc 

ter *Mr,«Jlta Gaw Bo- 

- SH fEK , W ^> ** wo 

an Ike bride of Ttiomu Lorhm was 

VOOHH, M M Sir. M Mr. 

If. J., « a laMMasm wedding: Sat. 

•May afternoon in the HrM Meth. 

adM Court* 

POT UM- double Hni ceremony the 

church was attractively decanted 

»t*i trim. it 

ultt • brMH boop. ThesMrt.wMth 

drawi Mis • ebapM tnta, «u 

sljitd with two poof* In the tack 

niil tiny nmri talllan u limned 

the bn± M Uw toils. Her bead, 

with palms and baskets and boo ptaee «u a hind Mated iriib se. 

OTMt of seasonal Bowers GMrae qulnn. and aeed vearb from which 

Ash an wai the organist and Cllw , dnped an ilhukm ancenap veU. 

CNIM, of SleMam, N. J, «s »lo-Sbe 

Hi autchUifi amis and euMed 

M. ftf the ceremony the bride aa oW lasWanea aaumM of wtju 

* • (*• weal (deeUou of Tehnas 

and hnardia. 

UeM Btch- aad -neauM- 

Ike Mde% atteBdaatr gsna nre I 

Mn. MmVk Sayre, m ffea Mmat 

sIB «*m. tabJaaad wiA • 

~ •*, Ha, i«w «» tt# hrMe, « MIWIB neekBBe and ful M. Thcr , 

mm m honor, and the brides- •m •« off rtlb aatla Ctamntrtmndi 

aiaMt were Mrs. Beaaar ttutts, of wBleh ended in the back *Hh a I 

» W l«W««, N. J. and Wm June naattas panel. Ifcey van nakhing 

piclorr h.u UtlaM with sitln t " 

^ri Menu Puna, BUMB fte cuBBCrtiudi, and tney , 

wrfcd •cait«a^ldB of pint ms,! 

Owlto, of HMdan, Tb» nutnm of Honor t gown w " 

light HIM and Ike bndtsBuiils- „. , 

«f th. hrtM. IManM KMUen "pea. 

BIG SAVINGS ON HOME FURNISHINGS 

189.00 

^ L S 239.95 

¥S 30% OFF 

•IALYMA 

CAST \ ' ' ' 

DELUXE AUTOMAT* 

WASHER ^ ^ 

Now 1 

WHmJKXX AUTOMM1C 

CLOTHES IRON« 

*» Now l 169.00 

nl- 

•etatl H M«Umtot 

••* MM* 

OHifmr tai Bock BM» 

fypt. if ^ fnelttf- 

and tha MntitivD hair , •»*•»«»• 

•i iXPECTANT 

MOTHlRi OTDHt DAT! 

B«««e of the J 

•H octAN orr =« 

VINCINt ft J0$»H 

AT TritT FLANDERS HOT 

O, C, 8277 

• 

„ 

at,, Capa Hay, tMrUii 

Is tha d»y that UMthlim 

lit M M^r wUl MttB 

Th» Ml* 

al Sarvlcm 

J .1 OCHB 0W*. 

• " VIMriaw 

i B. B*ck*r, M-P. 

II Wntnf Anasa 

i 

A, Cornw.ll, M.D. 

' AT, Fk, 1MJ . mm. UN 

tavs hr ApveutaHsf 

ch C. Crow*, M.D. 

a At*. n»j* atat 

Ummn ty Appatalasnl 

•nw» who wait to b- 

"L*^" 1 «"*l* or I* «t fi 

SMA "•n of the court 

Mi. T 

r tuperlor 

Datilil, m of tBa youne Hebrew e» 

lle«, heeaaie one of the jr*,t«t 

Wtepte in our own day, even UM 

•diluted, know but little .bout the 

Kience of nolrition. On every aide, 

wa w* many who are suffering from 

Mtlrtutrlon. "Peaked facet, towed 

legs, and shaky msrvous nrtu-ias are 

only a few of the nunifuUtlans," 

Henrj A, Wallace, when Seeraury 

,t Airio,ltur«, Mid to the foreward 

of "rood and Life" a hook put jut 

by Utt Dep«rtmci.t ot Agrtcfllture. 

"Pifty per cent of the people In 

Hie fJMtM Stale* do hot get enough 

in the way of dairy produeu, fruits 

and vegetables to enable them to en- 

Joy full vigor and health, and a large 

number do not eel enough because 

they can not afford It Human belags. 

u .well os antnatt, must be 

ell fed If they are to do their best 

d give their best." 

Life Ii going to be a long, hard 

a« far moat of the younger (en. 

ration. For tfiat reason they must 

bo fitted for the straeglc by plenty 

of simple food, adequate deep and 

abstinence from alcoholic liquors. To 

be equal to the struggle, they must 

RAO u «

•atVtaSS. 

i I AHaaafh Wnllei place hi bJU*d « 

WMliM PMMS an1 

_ . J TO* formerly papui of. 

> aU kHM, After about «•» nai ta»» for their own enjojr. 

•W eamfomtale and WM, Ow «*ier n OAS and ARC "" 

B«ctrician« 

MiSf 

FOR PI© 

COURTEOUS 

WM. S, 

ANDERSO 

ELECTRICI 

UMm and InitollaHon 

1352 ASBUiY AVMUI 

W. SpÛli fa EUcfrk: Mm HtMl 

IRVIN JOHNSON, 

ELECTRICAL COMTI 

HM|>, HNNtWibp WkW Mr 

SERVICC • HOT 

752 WMt A- 

Laurence E. 

Electrical 

Wiring For Ugbf and 

1510 AS8URV AVI. 

SCHUFFELE 

Electrical 

710AS«JtYAVt I 

TELEVIStON 

OoihinunUU w«B» to,ertrilieflt; (*> |Wpr6V»niWln human 

* J« r*»«nJtloB of 

in- North Korea Ww Maw sfa ghi, minion doses of the Asiatic 

!t»*M "flu" vatdne »re i* be produced Be- 

,. a3-*«*J» tweeaiWfcaaa »BDr«y# 1, HJI, on. 

rtes to obtain dls> der cdriMlact b b htefetkal 

* Wmlai «M * fOr *M*)»« 

sempuiously BaalUry envlrwi, 

mjuenia'vl«s strain wieh as was 

combrtedl»j vaccttatrng mnttonr of 

pOTons In fte mUMrr services dur. 

KB Konrvltt f».. 

W U W B 

••, workud 

Statw tor aht 

Mr ef tlu; Ru f«no> and 

Urtely In Oat b* 

to create dlstrajtfdf «•• | ^fe" lW * nm paH in the work. • * 

Temttl i. » |*aM of age hnd " ^ ^ 

Mtt f*m a family ef two Nmncra uaT^—- 

« Me heavens which 

Mil MNe sMeW He IpMun ffi «nd Sato 

eriean Ui.tltutlSn* Wooh. Stiare the gy glory of God and the 

system, our Itl, 

Ehgll«h, and HBM h» has .rHyMfh ^ ^ ^ 

ent.which shows till handleewlbWe 

system ... 

"Thert l» Tie ipneeh nor Vaccine Froth Jersey Eggs to 

Se county with tt»W "B«i-W ""• 

wertero kost »*muy ixpertene* # 

Id, Who do not Icnawi e; their \h\ce Is not heard". 

p 

. American history, f 

eA Is more than beauty to 

hind Mm, he flnds It eajilefô com. Jnaf » 

rttafld how our priv 

Help Combat Asiatic ^*V 

- It fa a moral univcr 

denl wfe&s driv- 

economic system work related to the law of Us Crcatr Vaccine produced by propaiatuia , mantt, the New Jersey Hatcheries In- being fciiicd J. 

en a small grain and livestock farm, pltttai 

JI advantages are, will be How different Is me song of creation • .peclflc «inls in "half-hatctied" far- ....bale 3k uin Air J6 Jikva. vtn be -niokeri." flndariotUMr tettcmiiveneof spirit. 

. VBWOUS other type«. ual Urw and order, noUilng that cor- n ngMlng the Asiatic «nu" epidemic elUck Al»r elertrtjoli m*p*eUi» to ^ -diiion 

" astonishioijy small per- responds to man's own free spirit, • hlch puUh] heetth authorities «. reject thode eggs wfekfa ar* Infertile,! g^g. ^ .^stieal 

, high school and college How rich human life might be If, pect will iMka in the United States the iggll cont^nlng live *tobryw «« , tMe N.Uon.1 Salrty < 

[iris have been studying Instead of greed, lust and false am- this aulîmr, tranaooitad to Hi. neetaa mboT»-! feat the eiumce of an 

lstory bltlon, man would be content to 

Ing Academy (high s- . 11 enjoy this world and share all good Mmâm^m^m 

haa developed an outline things with his fellow man! vision of fte State Department of "••• 

school course In America.! It Is not Cod, but man, who li re Agrteulture to Insure that the parent » «*» latwratorle, the large 

. was prepared for teacd sponsible for toe' failure, that have •toek will not transmit disease to or — 

»«] admtaMrators all over vlsiled upon toe world w much of their oKiaruig, offspring, are now contributing eontrlbutmg P' 

10 havo be*n seeking gulo- sin and suKerlng. . 

UnportanHy to the protection of pub, u 

licten one o( tti« 

>', which mean* men 

your 

ceJery. «nd dked chl.A. .Sd 

'" grapefruit and 

u. of citrus Jo 

canned section, tlu. . 

•o venatito youll'Bnd plenty «f othef 

•a. Here', the citru» chicken naiad recipe: 

Florid. Chicken gijai - 

*n 20-omwe Florida oraruje 2 tablespoon, lime jui» 

uid grapefruit aections I U cup mayonnana 

•up« dlcBd cooked chicken t V, teaspoon n|t 

Mp dfaed cd«ry % teMpoon peppn ^., • 

Salad gnam 

«In dtru* •ectioo* thoroughly. Add drained «^< tfl chicken 

senJng. Add to salad and toss lightlv. 

and wnllb with uddlUonal wctiona. 

LD; S to • mvlngt, 

all the evidehte 

J. P. COLLIHS 

LUMBER COMPANY 

4 & « V f 

r / ' w i 

nabrye h Man carafHlly 

and fWafgWatW MMi 

ummwmstm 

"shots" of preventive vaccliuss for 

flu, epidemic typhus, yellow fever, 

and -other Olseases to wntoh unitary 

! personnel In foreign laridi were exposed. 

Many vaccines for animal 

I health prolnetlon are itauuarly produced. 

H. search Is feeing conducted 

(Into the possibilities «f perfecting 

other egg-propagated vaccine., not. 

ablv the gammon cold. Drearies and 

. _ , .Bu... 

wMeh the lowly hen Is the heroine, 

consumers m»ke anxious inquiries as 

to whether .dch bNdogioal eggs may 

ten* the table egg market," Zieh 

continued. "The answer la dMnHely 

«OV Fertile eggs, such as are Wed 

for hatenMl 'or for MoIeglM pur. 

fcoVm. are laid by approxtaiately one 

Union bans which are btoodtested 

*nd mated under St.te supervision. 

New Jersey also raises IS million 

hens for table egg production The 

l ' i •" W>e UUe oBI flocks lead 

*• p - •" l«yf ls : ylnjinal IWH, Their e^gs are value- 

Lt.^ndr. rtul L. Le*li, U, S, "*!» hatehhti'or for vaMuie pro. 

Coast Guard Hcicrvc, ol Bgg liar, duetlon because the life germ Is ab, 

bor currently on active duty, has •«»». 

been assigned to this area *• am. — _ — 

Iliihwl Con*t OuaM Raservs unit In 

Atlahllc CllJ. 

Wf&tt social rtvorltef" 

He announced that there are num> •He can eat anything that ever 

erom reserve openings available for esnte out of a chafing dish and act 

both veterans and non veterans In as If he enjoyed It," • 

the Reserve, Direct commissions al 

so are available to applicants who 

possess the necessary requirtmmte. 

The regular CBast Goard Has 26 fields Save 10 to 15% 

ef technical training avauabte for 

four-year enlistees. 

r «n y«ur 

Lewi. Is on duty lit room SOI, Atlantic 

City Post ODce building, Mon- AUTO INSURANCE 

day to FMV. 

PREMIUMS 

Vaar •tfiftnflla' Mataal Ai«M 

Wallace Broi. 

SALiS . SERVICE 

tth and SIMneN AVINUI 

O^BAN eiTT, N, 1, PHfUi 1« 

flMifi#. USED CAM 

GENUINE BUICK PARTS 

WHilt AtWWMSNT ft 

1315 Asbury Jpm, 

COME IN TODAY 

. AHDSffTHE 

'57 Studebaker 

STAHLER'S 

REGISTERED BUILDERS 

R««.: 1&47 pay Ave. Phem 2910 

TrVE SPICIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES" 

BERG£« LUMBER 

ALUMINUM TENSIONEO SCREWS 

NO PAINTING — NO FITTING 

If * ^ 

- lime - CEMENT - PLASTER 

Call 0948 Th. Frlendry Yard 

• lUh STRUT «N SIMPSON AVINUI 

MACKAIN 

UM CantM Art. HiMM Ual 

LAWRENCt TARVIS 

' ' " \ 

H. C AMOS 

BUILDER 

417 34th STREET 

Phwm 31N 

No Job 7V»o ^,rfl. 

Ni MA T*> Small 

i " * ) H * ; * :*•••- 

mmmi 

REPAIRS OF ALL KIND* 

1 BAYVIEW PLACE sr- 

C Wfatai 

Roof ing - SH««t 

fttf-'•.''„. 

:%

J •' 

v' 

•;«». 

.UJL'I if." 1 '} i 

»-»au«, S 

dMM trisp cooked bacon, crtunbkd, 

Mil to tut*. M slices white 

•mi. 

Coubhi* BfOT spread, onion, 

MM fMla nllib, chlU MUM 

and bacon; mil well Season 

with salt sand ctoin. Mm crurts 

from bread and spread JS ilieM 

with Mver spread mixture, Put 

I allces bread to*ether to make 

• sandwiches. Top with remadn. 

lag S slice, bread. Wrap tightly 

to wued paper and chill. Cut 

Into 14-lnch slices to term. 

Maaat • em avnaA) 

thewad. % cup chopped gSm 

PfPPtr. « cup chopped^ 35 

DWUn, H cup naysnate, H 

tcatpoon salt, 1 tablespooo 

»MWiM* 

tae •M-ounee can c 

t,Ne*poon. ftouy eh„pp jfl jbuttered bread squares. 

MtWtHMttaa«r 

From Fort Wx, N. J, will eons 

Uio Army Training Center Band, two 

large marching mtitu and a conUng. 

tnt at Women's Army Corp* mem. 

The Army marcher* will constitute 

Hy****? State Chamber of The Rlt, Chsmber about lix Unll « «f the United State Army. 

n i n k n t a i n M i as,- . w * d S if* dl *rtbiB*d a news release hdaded be the Amy Band, will 

•-%JJ&^ VESA S| Z&fZtsrJSSr* 

em ' "* " lhe glMn " e bo * nlw " k -• 

InteMKKi deUwrv M n. m I 1 ??" of " •M"«lly Printed >•; • i 

anîi 

"%-,#•*•»• 

^fe^ 

«»>>• 

* 

#

n.'n-M.'iEWh.- .•»• 

*

•I- 

"SALE 

3HW 

*.i 

J1 *£. 

to Otwt]MM IMM 

nanuaul HK Iwfclml Inri I III! 

IW AMf, k Ike fan M. 

ff Regatta 

I 

naundM Mtf cut !• half to ovef 

i 

h-fatmb SMI a!lft 

Blouses - Sorts - Knits 

Bwnwdas - Shorts 

20% TO 50% REDUCTIONS 

Wool Skirts 

EMk • ft* • rkaal 

— '5.00 — 

MUBMBTMBSB •3.00 

Loses Same Nite 

Slaughter Nff, , 

Oilers Gef Hot, 

Walfop Rustics 

Jo* Kennedy Topi 

„. ,' TB* wflMiemwt 17 totals tt the 

* •*" •»* fin's and slauebtenNt I bucket while the Bustk. nHiuund, 

?; I u. »»• 1»- Jft KMwar; w top K«fer 

and had no difficulty controlling *iekes« duanMd in 11 of nit 1 

_ „ both backboards. Hie Beach Boys potato » «he hoMi rtrateh. 

V w " Ul 

a hat Braak ha atoapMI abort, faked 

o* the MUte jaard, turned and hit 

with i Met Jump «M, 

Scott Mara ... M 14 II J7-M 

Rustle Garden . • It I 17-47 

the »*en eeaa are the North At- 

Untie, South Atlantic. North 1 Pacific. 

South PadSc. Arctic. Antarctic and 

Indian OcaanL 

MtM The feott Oneri did, Thursday I ,,«,_.» m^m,~ 

Thur.a.y lirt, «. Hbn flUht, what four other toanj failed I SAVE AT aMRT'S 

After taking . ,»« deft., « the g,1»Jmft^^Mer. I f»ATr© SHOP 

point per-1 

romance. Nest highest man was sure the oppotUJea did not gel i-ee-1 

•**, oar 

nnnnnk ]«*_ 

SAVE 

VM, W« Art 

p y 

In and So and 

IHT'S PA "• 

2nd and 

OpM W«d., p., 

AT A NE 

LOWPRI 

»2 SO. W. VIEWAWE A«EA 

Oft Y«Wr DM 

fh* to«lkMl4Mt|M> tMM 

— No.2* OCEAN 

CITY 4" 

* 0304 «r 0305 fcAN CITY, MIW JI D*», AUOWT i*J»S7 

nquering Heroes Twice In Successidn 

EWATER^CLUB anglers from Norfolk, Va, carried «« the national tep-r 

rt. Teams alwiyg carry a "ipare" members—Sentor^tWto photo. 

00 Ocean City Casting Cup Helpt Bring 

Hetty For Resort in Virginia, Carolina 

Bridge and 

Broker, C of C r#*« t, c«^ 

toAttend BK) « £ » * £ 

Road Discussion' ^ ^y, ig ^ , i 

D*v*lof»m«nt Cnel. 

Po«tpon«« lUport 

teMton to 26th 

tlniutlon of bU doorheHfa 

mm to WH Me rotor* T^f' 

A achedule announeed by Senator 

Cbarlea W. Sandman calb far the 

t^Brbea ftmpaign party to begin tta 

tour of Ine county at 1:10 a. m. In 

IPAiWilllilB atut ^HnAln jd tk «« 

I throughout the day until It wlnda op 

From Woodbine the eandMaM wfll 

«o to TucJuhoe it • •. a, and then 

ito*t resorts will be evident »e la Oe o^ M Biio, tmrttai 

•ortc Ocean City Cup—on« 

it valuabfe sporU trophiM 

Jted States—h.9 bxn glv- 

MMnf ftMflMV (MllMTIj and WM> 

nMM a lot of publicity uatly a naar cv» wat'i—-^ *- — 

It Virginia and North Can. 

• the put year, 

•ry of how the Mg tUmt Ftve yaan ago •nethtr oMa de- 

•• retired five year* o«o veloped. _ The tourney sponjori ran 

jw le»dlng an active life out of apace an Uie 

M out MM week end durinuil 

team catting tounut 

"•- Ataactatlnl of Surf 

at the 8th it. ball 

ly. the Ocean Cits' Cup wen 

by the city government 

up hack in Iflf at a per. 

.FishingCluli'i amual tour 

For many yean afterward 

m promlDenlly displayed 

daw of Ed Command toe. 

which then «na on the 

: between 7lh and ,1th M 

IM7 came a fin vltt 

' tile More and the ImpH', 

1 AfiaJM Club of Norfolk, Vu . .. 

oodteofler In the competition. Till' 

VtrctnUni >*ed far und was glvm 

eup W enfrive 

any more name* of winning team* 

and their distances, which sad seen 

traditional. About the some time 

the tournament rule, were changed, 

requiring casten t© sttek entirely 

to standard surf fishing equipment 

rather than "souped up" reeia. 

The committee retired the old 

trophy and put up In Us Mead a 

handsome gold plaque,' with plenty 

of apaea for engraving. 

1 

Jeraoy Dwelopnn it Council, 

August 26. 

HaVBF IXIward B. lawker will at. 

tend tne cMference at which the 

OBBMWW wUl reveal 1U recMnm-ndatMl 

lor the lew limited aeceu 

fracway wokA the •' te Highway 

pdnniiulon to take poiwawlon of ike n>uajiminl Mass I- inMruet with 

a0v*r trophy for dtapiay purpMea, tb« JlnBHlai aid u. the Federal 

GMMnnsMt 

AH during MM part VMr MMM 

apmmmm Mfwl Me O«an city 

Cup M HhHUtlMi MirauiiiMrt Me 

rtaf* •» VktWM, wiM an appr*.' 

•fiat. placaM •xplalnlna what It 

wu ail about. MM! M fh. MM It 

waa In pfamkiant itort^, lnclua*>a 

«HH •* NMMh and Ilkami 

Now H. Willard Shaner, •eentaty 

of the Awociatlon of Surf Anfiien 

Clubs, haa a new idea for more 

resort publicity through the cup. 

1 lale City. He will be in Oaon Home 

at noon. I 

Senator rarbea launched hla coon- , 

ty-to-county tour Ay ipediil truck 

laat week ta the northern pan of the \ 

Hate, - . . 

Report 400 Have 

* hhAMy * Improvement 

tkii NM^r *MI ta MHiainM Sought Work at 

farrkwn, C. «f C. vfew Linwood Office 

Prudential B«w» 

MMI Local Ana 

•M. «• MMr 

aaiaakadnt a^b^ndi^ ~ '' al *T TTlaHnil L*xrd*rs at Lunch 

Jlore than #0 wanenof thbi area 

Tfce alana Mr Me huhway. already haw applied for. ewployawtit 

at the new JUnw«d office *f PraaVn- 

Ual Insurance Oiaipany. /tecorOtng 

nee firm, 

kM a dolan 

ipuwr officers and eMaMna of «* 

- -*y had an ;nfornMlg*Mog " 

ty's Coast Guard AyxOtary 

t SI announced plans yea- 

IU second annual Bnmmer 

eaatirt boat ownen a 

le-nlshl tralatag eaune wDl 

•tod on Friday. Au«u»t *»— 

from tonight at I o'clock In 

i school auditorium. 

1 Commander D, Allen 

nid boatmen wfll be f Ivan 

Information on such topic* 

i and regulations governing 

n the water, the rule, of the 

• frame procedures, motor 

anee, and other generally 

Information. ., 

wfji be two prtMipal •peak- 

ed âne rt«reienthi| 

and the other the Stone Harfcor 

isatcr Patrol, Those attending #ko 

wOKbe ahown a Ceatt Onard f- 3 - 

n*'n>m at wen a> «iid« • 

the varlau* Keni eovercd In Mat 

safety mtpectlons. 

Ttier. wUl M no eharW tor tla 

training course, and it U open ta 

both Inboard and outboard boat at* 

erators. Mr. Stretch Mid.- "•"'., 

The Auxiliary ônsored-iU Owtt 

such evening settlon utoout ay 

ago and drew an atteridanM of : 

During the pail winter It alu ipon- 

Mred a «ueeenfu! eight-week courao 

in navigation and other Mating akDkt 

as part of the curriculum of the annual 

Adult Evening School 

it Motorists Pay Fines in 

Court For Recent Mishaps 

moiorliiu were fined and 

onemted by Municipal Judge 

j A. King Tueaday on motor 

charge* resulting from a 

if autoaiofet^ ascMenta over 

: uveral WHka, 

>• F. Brown. SI, of Narberth. 

drifhig charge resulting 

' accident on the Ocean City 

Pqlnt boulevard on J4r •. 

t B, UtM, of PDuadelpkta, 

l guilty to driving through a 

-M at sth at, and AtMBtteav, 

•ing an accident then. He 

i flned W and H eaata, 

Har 

Brown, ii. of Hatboro, Piu, on 

MS drlvtag count bronght by 

crashed into the rear of another. 

She, too, was flned in and costs. 

Anna 0, Jackson, of BalaCynwyd, 

Pa,, waa flned fW and IS mats when 

•he pleaded guilty to a htt-aod-nm 

ehBrge foilowUlg a minor crarti July 

31 at 10th M. and Palen av. 

Mill, Pa. wn 

drrvan by MallaMl R, taVKt, M, of 

MatK IV, fraahad at fW tt. and 

•ayfa wa> di-,,,... 

Awordlng to testimony, Plato 

on Bay 

fle Uiht 

Bay av. Mat w»ek, 

rtk, •raMna.M.afrliwaat Mmrred. 

• BMalHti fit Ml H «M Walter E. GrafI, «1, of BaKhnore. 

Ny at IMh tl, and roony »» backed 

'• . . - Unite parked poalUon on IWaJ av. 

_ , . , _. -• Mr In the •out* 

Mnt, antand a plea MI at traMfe en Watt av, . 

tetovWey personality In Hollywood. 

Mai Mary Ihndenon Parkw; who 

u«d • .vlrtory In a toot beauty 

m eets* «, naw%, 

(wood, .ndliVsoutlieiiiiiiSw 

-that Ok kill free |De«uopneM Council, wnjea belpe* 

Ing about the location of the nHf 

lonal office In thai eltt;r 

the BUaj|] "Bie rit^ ha, been divided Jnwl 

aha was featured a. eonductor of I AJsMit a half hour earlier, at filO affleea among them tlwy tea na 

— - ran. lor *tv l». ^ *-eS * •«-«. «.£ JS^^S? ** ^ —' * 

atMBkla and lust last year Iran*. Douna lane ar traffic on ucean ev. 

fSdîiTianu. progran to WPFH to Wtalt a ytffa liBht M Ml,*;. 

In WUfnarwlon. AaoAar car driven by Willie J. 

9h* wa* aecompanled across 

rear and alopprd 

,,»•«,«, ,»»-w» .îlfwaaillh? Kamhera of f»» ape MW aMnt, Htv 

lt2, r %kM. T? lS»Sta ari^"JmSS. •obertR R«e Squad durhiR the Mat «• MHM 

• * •*"••»__• -«?^^, __, Tbompaon, «f Morton, PBi, waa drtv era! week, have been so huay attend. 

- m Aabury aw. heWnd „,, jbeir aervleea and e,tti»Bient,to ' 

a'atorn Maaintv water an* wind Matta Axdrea.' 

i with Al Oaidhterito aaaiatMlaaA- 

Rescue Squad So Busy WHh Seivif* That 

Fund Solicitation System is Streamlined 

~ 

•Ma! 

*

for. 

*, 

ft ANNUAL 

SHIRT SALE 

of Stylet, Fabric* A Colors 

REDUCTIONS 

THROU O H O U T T HE STOHEI 

- All Nationally Known Brands 

DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS 

4,50 

DMfltn * Miw MMd 

9KSS I SPOUT SHMTS 

FURNITURE — 

CHAISE i 

$$M Vcfc* 

CHAIRS 

Spedri ftotp 1, 

•WSS * SPORT SHIRTS 

ALUMINUM 

STACK CHAIRS 

-'.. 488 

o""S^W WPS* MEN'S SUMMER SUITS 

*«• • NOW 

i S . f i ' . . . , . O7 o * 

* • 12.90 

SUITS 

14.90 

">h - 

Many, Many Other Outdoor Item* 

Drastically Reduced For Clearan* 

704 ASBURY AVE. 

FURNITURE AT REASOHABU PtflCES 

^^

fWkfTIO 

ASSORTED 

both 

to ia Net*****. 

York. PeaaarlTaala, 

low*. There's a 

Btrtto is Connecticut, Wtommdn, 

aad New Haaansfajrc, narance 

«a AtkMttta lUfauna, 

i'ToAiSaaWlB. VMmarf* 

orksnelNew 

a Hanbutf. 

|ott Thoje-i a Troy ia Alabama, 

ITefffc CenUaa, Pennsylvania, 

Haw Hwapahfrt, New Volt aad 

MtoaaarL There'* a DtibUa in 

iTejaa aad Virginia, and a Naples 

in New Test. Corinth U ia MinisttippL 

and Una is ip Ohio Sebastapol 

is in CalHomla. 

Jlliioi' m.ike* 

It wUl ««on, be time to roll 

R*ttauranf iurglan 

U EHtafe 

Thieves broke into a. restaurant al 

the WOdwood tna station on Oak av, 

Ume Tuesday night fcut had all 

their trouble for nothing 

A cigarette machine was broken 

latb and a safe opened, DM 

>N Jewelers 

WATCHCS 

I MOCK Ml 

ikkdL 

JEWtlLYY 

tttnfral Pharmacy 

1 FAMILY DRUG STORE) 

I Maart ofOonaa CWVs M»aV.| n their own local 

lUes, but the •wards will be made to 

UH winners by Me dub. Each Him 

Bunlty will erect Its own Hydranges 

Trail directional sign*. 

•Hna Qukk 

Chfld Work On, 

Farm Limited 

Can't b- Employod 

After School Opsni 

New Jersey farmen hiring worker; 

for the fall harvest were reminded 

today that the Mr Labor Standarfls 

AM pnhlblts work by children under 

16 years of age en farms during 

school hours. 

"The Federal law provide* ehil. 

dren with a priceless commodity— 

time to go to school," tay« rranli 

oat, »»»«*«»•> 

to the rule pronlWunf children 

under 1« from working to 

agriculture during school houre of 

the sctaool district whenJhJ «*Hd 

live, white working, he f W 

exception hi for the farmer* 

working on all parent's firm. 

Mr. MutMh «h» sUted that chlfdren 

may lawfully work on farms 

ffionTand ifler scnesl touM, and 

on week end. and other daw when 

there to no school. 

"The farmer can essUy maife sure 

of the ue of any young worker u 

he asks for an ace eertineate, A 

eertlflcsie •hewing the young person 

la old enough for the Job serves 

as proof of ate for purposes of the 

Aet," Mr. Mueneh «ld. These cer. 

J Muench. regional director of the tKteates can generally be oPtauied 

O. S, Department of Labor's wage from Mai school officials. 

•ad Hour and Public Contraeu Divi. Tbe child-labor provisions apply to 

sioru, the agenw which enforces farmers who engage In interstate 

commerce or ship produce 1" tnler. 

The ehildlabof proviuo proieet state commerce or to dealer* In tie 

local youngsters and chudren of isame 

state who ship the produce in 

migrttory workers alike, Mr. Mutneh iInterstate 

commerce. 

WITH 

ALL 1958 PORTABLE RADIOS 

Batteries included FREE 

(FOR THIS EVENT ONLY) 

4 Speed 

Motorola 

Hi Fi Console 

(4 SPEAKERS , 

WAS *239.95 

HOW 174-95 

One 21 inch MOTOROLA TV CONSOLE 

ONf PHILCO CLOCK RADIO 

TABLE 

RADIOS 

18.95 

$ 34,95 

% 24t9S 

• {s 

Boyd's 

Ctotflfal MB HM0 

SHOPPING CONVi 

OPE 

YEAR 'RO^ 

— OPEN EVERY NITI 

ASBURY DEUCA1 

1121 Atbury Avo., aerot* from 

U 45" RECORD PLAYEI 

TABLE MODEL 

WAS $34.95 

NOW ONLY 

45" PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER 

WAS $39.95 

3-Speed Hi Fi RECORD PL; 

WAI $?4.fS 

- • ' . NOW JUST 

4-Speed Hi Fi Blond Table 

WAS $I4f.M $ 

$220 

NbW ONLY 

(1LOND _ THIS SiT SILLS REGULARLY FOR" 

85c RECORDS 

ALL RECENT HITS 60c 

"*" 

IXTRA SPECIAL,, EXTRA f^ d M | j 

NEW 1958MOTOROU 21 ineh De!yX# 

Just $ 250 mmmr 

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WfSf BARGAINS - LAY-AWAY N** 

LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS 

TV- Radio -Hlfl 

'ALES 

OW ONI V BUSINESS 

Mi"''- 1 

BOYD' 

hUSTM 

•M A«bury Av«. 

Sitf h: :..Jf 

the Cweenlc HoUl. 

ILLER 

CO 

|M"H STRUT 

• Central and 

Avsnuas 

1 Preecriatlan Wai 

IE 4000 

A.M. fa f:M P.M. 

Ktts 

Sill .batilf! 

> ., ;. 

NQTICtt t* 

t'lil 

fir*' 

ToWtMnd. be 

> the order of Arthur w 

. nflU of the County of 

--,, .-Iny made in the ftneenUi day 

of Auiiuat IHOT, on th* p*tHloo of the 

aubacrllwr, the executor or said 

Aicher Oivlncr. Hunter and Read. in* safety ateasure* and edirlee Se 

Allornc>, 

observed: 

CAmden Pfnv Jersey 

Check aupalles of flaslillflhte and 

S-1B—u -of «ji 00 

batteries. Matehea, eandlea, lamtM, 

wick* and kefoaeBe oil. Check batteries 

or portable radio to be aura 

that they are chanted. 

Be aore that artlcftu In your cellar 

which eouM bq danufed lay water 

arc moved to a safe place, diet* 

cellar window* ' 

Tie down porch and lawn furniture 

and movable objects out of 

door*. 

Close and lock house windows but 

leave a coup)* or windows open oh 

the side away from tbe storm to 

prevent wind from building up prcasure 

inside the huse, pressure that 

could Mow out windows *M doers. 

U you have wooden shutters, clmsc 

them. Pull up awniaga. Close the 

damped In your flreplKe, Fill your 

bathtub with water. 

Pat votir ear In the Garage and 

be sure to leave one garage window 

open to keep wind pressure from 

1 •TaaaaaaPBB** aaaV •aaUaMbaaa>sV 

heal Have several jars of> water, .f"l • "r •WnHTH 

tlfhlly earned. •,/ aap anareml M 

ki la*f»aAasani 

Ohaek on handy tools; ax#,.a»,w, •rMMh tt 

plrk axe or cntwhar. aod";woMc a/'faa VeaW/ tMi eauW i*t*» 

[hint. 

poles. 

U car Is outside, dose the windows U you have a boat and can. get It 

All we want to do la bt «tood 

tightly, set the hand fcrafce, put the out or the water, turn If upside dcrwn 

ttem andBeUbbontoyDupeopla,- 

car In gear ttut don't lock It' If you and store It in a sale place. If it 

h» concluded. 

are parted on Uie street, fteergen- ia In Uie water, anchor II not' loo Senator Fariey expressed thaiuu 

ey workers might pave to- move It. cloee to other boat.. Moor boat of the area to Prudential for Ita 

Keep amiy from windows at theat 

either bow or stem, but not both. eonfldenee In AUantlc Oounly and 

height of the storm. 

Secure or atom safely cabin baro- praised Mr. Bhanka pertonallr for 

Find out where yob can procure meter or other movable objects. Al- bis vision and progressive buaiaaac 

dry ice or natural toe lo use b» case low between live and seven feet of policle*. He also 

of lots of electric power. Uave aa nnctior chain for each foot or depth 

little iwrbhable food In jour relrl- to cushion wave action. 

etratlon units as possible so that Ir you slock up with candles, vbe 

your loss will be less in ease of ex- especially careful about atarfliuf 

tended power failure 

fines Danger from lire ifluflil— 

If you have a freeler, act II atnorms 

ia especially great High 

maximum frcctlng level as much an wind* spread flrea rapidH/, - Further- 

possible before the arrival of themore, 

firemen will lie hard to con- 

bun-iejine ir you awld openln« It tact. 

and It Is falrtv full, you can keep 

Don't t e I c p h v.n c unnecessarily 

frozen meats and vegetables ulthi>ut Leave lht> line open for emergency 

(polling tar at least three day*. mils. 

Save newspaper* to wrap garbage 

In. In case garbage collections are 

Keep children and pets Indoor* 

Interrupted. 

and stay Indoors yourseU if you can. 

Store a three-day supply or canned Check gutters on hpUie to be sure 

food In a safe spot along with a crn they are not defied wHh leaves. 

opener. Hive paper plates, cups 

and spoons. 

Put In a small supply of canned 

After the storm It definitely over, 

move about with great caution. Beware 

of broken electric -wires,•• 

1 Shantk 

( 

paid tribute to tlw 

He h a Mgbrr «p«WI«* ABC* etrcubtton 

auditor, who twSrtodiclly vhiw M ofllt* W 

_ aad verity our circulatioa 

H» It Btaw a reporter. His finding* an pohlfihed 

u ah ea«y>tc-read A.B.C report which w»,atalu» 

11* 

F^Hf 

• very real scnM, AM a*aa~ b 

to invest your advertaJn( rnob*y aa a 

' Alk us for a 

A Jlfc report. 

kibatBf sdw 

it*, 

with the Buddy Morrow band on the 

Music Pier last nlfhl, 

Severn! weelu ago the Association 

sent out about 700 letters asking for 

financial nippon. According to Phil 

lp Kuteher, president, the e«Hy re. 

tponae was good but then It jlwin. 

died to almost nothing. 

iwUM 

of Safest Stites In US 

To revene Horace Grwlny's advice, 

"We realize that it is iis,v to put 

aueh a letter aside, meaning to tend 

In It. and then forget it In the rush 

The Police and Firemen's Asioeia. of summer business," Mr. Kuteher 

lion yesterday appealed to the pub. •aid, "However, now that the dance 

lie to .support its direct mall appeal 

is over we would like to complete 

our annual hmd-raising entorti « 

for contributions to the welfare huon as pMslble* 30 thai w« can know 

lund, used le defray expanses of ihe just how much we have in work on 

ennual Christmas party and forIn 

preparing for Christmas; 

other purposes. 

The appeal was directed partkurlv 

at those who were unable to 

attend the Association's big dance 

1 

so East, young man, fo East—if you 

want to be safe, that Is. 

That's whore you'll find the stale* 

with Uie lowest motor vehicle death 

rates, seeording to the Nations! 

Safety Council 

They are Rhode Island. Connect! 

cut. New jersey and Massachusetts, 

Among the top five, too, U the Dis< 

triet of Columbia 

Motor vehicle mileage death rates 

for 10SC, are Hated in "Accident 

UP urged those who racelved •p. 

Facts," the Councils etalistleal year- 

peal letters to mall their checks or book. 

cob to the Mice and Firemen'• At,. Just published, the 1BJJ edition of 

seetatu>n at Post Office Bex 1M, the booklet report* that Rhode Island, 

with 1J traffic deaths per 100 

million vehicle miles, had the iswest 

rhoM Strip** Just Too Cute? 

mileage death nte of any state, it 

also led the previous year. 

DIMPLES Are cute, too, or at least the way Helen 

Mailie; University of Pennsylvania student from.Chester, 

displayed 'em for our beach photographer.—Senior Studio. 

MENNIES 

758 Atbury Av.nu. • Phem 0682 

ONN DAILY »;J0 A.M. TO f P.M. 

LAST 

CALLI 

... fo big manual saving* 

on fomout fathlons 

•ova up 

ndHekwIly odv«rti»wd 

prlc.il 

Cheoaa from sur eompUta 

•tock of Summar faahtonl 

All fram finwm nwkari.. • 

' • pll fo frarn from iragytar 

ttockJ 

Mrly for wlocrloo — pwt 

•way away for Mr nut yaarl 

BATHING SUITS 

200 IH Mwlfc?! 

Dr*kM( 

Bathing Suits frem fCHIMMM ra 

NATION'S CAPITAL 

Mr. and Mm, H. J, Modigr. of 

WathlnBton, D. c, are among the 

current lueats at the Oceanic Hotel. 

ENfOY 

• > * • 

2 

rortia>« 

Foreign and 

I y |V

Whw Afloat Rotary Studanf . 

to SpMk Tonight < . 

MB Murtel Tuylor, M HMUoBflA, 

• not«y InwnattaiMl Mnnrtf 

•tudMt who ipwt the put j«tr 

•tudj-in* M Swltieriiud, wlU te the 

•MM «P«k«r «t IMtthn dtUSF I With W, 

m«(lM ol the Ocean Clljr HeUry I auh 

M WyMoa* Inn. ^^^ • 

Jlin T»ykic appeared MM a year 

tfo AorUy before her departure 

far Europe, She la one of tevfral 

hundred outstanding itudeota «ivMl 

Rot.ry f«Uowihlpii is «tudy In codntrlia 

ether than their own thb year. 

She represented the Wind dtatrict 

of Southern New Jeraey and Mia. 

It Roy 

fe played Tuaidty 

of the pc»nh City 

' InstiiBrited Jdn- 

M th* CJIV 

Tex MCAlililw 

. of the boji under 

: lopited hl» oppon- 

match, Bob CUflM 

lsloo at the tourtin 

undoriS Thefl^t 

leduJod for Montlty 

next week. Matcirea 

Id taken nil mother', 

d was In the act of 

tarn Men his Bnal( 

•, inatehed' il tain 

' J R I P r I O 

PHONE SHI 

Glty Inquiries 

Down for Year 

July Mitt, Bvt 

Spring bipr*^ 

Imjulrte. In MfpoBM te lh« city 1 . 

adrertUh* M M art, MnewinK 

off turn l»at yaar, Nohnan V. 

S*r*ent. dlraetor at puhltc relation, 

reported y«terday. 

With the official report .till to 

M tompUed, Mr. garMot e.Umated 

thai u of Anfuit 1 thl. year InqulriM 

ware runluB aboct Mo In aottbtr 

behlml UHMS fcr tBI same parted Uat 

Th. daflclt hi MfMltlM w« at. 

umulaMtf in April. May «* j y M 

ll iid ib h 

•nd actlvltln w.ra belew Me an. 

¥Mua yw. 

me Inquiries picked up In July, 

however, with 1,1M rMaived at Mr. 

Sarjenf. city h.U office. ThU com. 

pare. with 881 tor July of IWi. 

, I*e Inquiries Ifch year have seen 

received from every Halts In the 

Union with the exception of .New 

Mexico, Alukl was not heard from, 

either. Letters came from II foreign 

countries, excluding Canada, from 

where 382 hive originated. 

The atete of PMntylvMla with 

ifM Inaulrlet and th. tHv of 

mtMburfh wm all preved Hie 

meal fertile fleM far the tlty-» «|. 

verthanient*. A tettl of Mi Mik 

saci^lMiii fli#9c ln^y|p|ci fhls 

Second ranking In Interest In the 

rewrt m the (ute of New York, 

s with Hi SUB SQMBIlVlLil*, wcaOMUit Dom Hatwonneia, w. j., »J**I 

foUowitw in order were enjoys the v incoming waVes alongside a jetty while adding 4 SAYS 

land, 3S3; MawKbUMtu, 177. Cities 

Iran KtaMl most Inquiries were reported 

other 'thin Pittsburgh, MillaOalphla 

ind New York, were, Wash. 

Mr. Sarjent reported that some 

Inquiries ire »un being received u 

a result \ complete offxlai report 

U not available at UiU time. 

1 AdverUMBMt 

Dining out tonight? Well be 

pleased to servo you JOBS pi Ocean 

City's flaest fpod Tie iSrinwwement 

of The Seven Se«. Next to the 

Ninth st. bus terminal. Phone MS7, 

jcmrs n, 

tHm liif _ MOiwiiiro M rut 

RMACY IS OUR PROFESSION. !• IT'S 

BID IN THE SICK ROOM, WE HAVE IT. 

DELIVERY PHONE 3535 

anting 

of Store I 

XCITING NEWS I 

ABETH ARMN'S 

I GRASS TIME 

SELVAGN'S 

^ •OAPt cBmei of 11 

• Rep., IMS • 

Now $2.50. 

ORAJI FLOWER MIST 

A M.UI ORASS 

USTIN6 PWWDIM 

The CetnUMthM 

Only f2«IA 

Mneftolan wHI M happy 

OUR SPECIALTY 

Five Skillad Rafiitarad PharmaMM 

•t your MrVlet in thti MlanAMy 

Too Tired - Too Oftt 

fakft H6XALL 

PLIAMINS TABLETS 

SPiClAV 

Be Prepared for 

Winlw Cold., 

Let-Downs, Et 

feetloiu aeconUng tj th* America!! 

Cancer SocleU'. 

Q. Can tm tprcad ir C»neer ut 

stopped or retarded temporarily? 

A. Certain growths, hopeless from 

the paint of jure, may be eoritrollea 

temporarily by proper tHStUMnt, 

However, there Is no telling lust bo# 

long before these (rewthi fall to 

respond tOTreateenir 

Q be more women or men die 

of Cancer? 

A, Since 1M» the number of 

men dying of Cancer lias been greater 

than the number of women. The 

proportion now Is about 58 to f 

Compfefe Line of 

PACKAGE GOODS 

• WtNB 

• LIQUORS 

. • ICE COW BEER 

At Star. Fair TNNb FrfcM 

FREE DBLIVERY 

JMDHMO'S 

CIRCLE CAFE 

I fVUeArthur BhrtU Sanwra Pt. 

I iv.». »» •• .••• 

FOR CHRISTMAS 

CHUD'SCHAW 

RICH WOOD • FOLDING 

MADE IN GERMANY 

- «•§. 3.49 

, JUST 5.00 

Th.Kldf.WIIIJ.ov.Th.nl 

My Neighbors || MRTS PATIO SHOP 

•Mr father ilapljr can't 

PAND rock'n'roll muaic. 

"* mbout SmMf* 

WtIneL 

Oaiv Mtti. 

m 

Jonathan Dwight Presents Ayaust 20 to 25 

Edword EvareH Horton 

j Amerfco'* Mtnt Behwd Comfdl*n In 

I and A WIST AVENUE 

•pen We»\, FrL, * tat, t. t p.m. 

, SAVE O SAVE • SAVE 

hMtrr 

4 ADVANCED »RKK 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Moot* Notify Thh Office of Tour 

CHANGE OF ADDRESS 

* ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE 

Send a pottcard or mall form today. 

Jeanne 

mem 

Starting •»•• •••••••fe;-rf>Ww «Jf Sen/in«/'leWoe* 

crty 

OCEAN I 

(N»ine) 

(Future AtMrw*) 

(Preiant Addre*) 

1 

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CONTINUOUS 

MAT, MILT 

Ml KM. 

TODAY JC SAT. 

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_ , m Vac* 

f JN flu put was*-* 

rtaere trill lw * tie to 

. 'the Bustle Gar- 

'sb* Atlantic City Waniota 

In*, »*leh at Una fwlnt 

Cruise* 

TftAVtL ttRVfCE 

AtLANTtC CITY. N. * 

iWIII 

GILLIAN'S 

FUN DECK 

OUR 27th YEAR 

NTERTAINMENT 

P0t YOUNG and OLD 

R-ID-E-S 

YOUUFtNO 

OUR HCU> COURTEOUS 

POINT 

TOO 

AS ALWAYS 

My, 5 P. M. 

Ubt _ CM"* 

TO BMNG 

IT fOt 

.SHOT. 

rtoyoffStages 

•MM nrr ... inwrj-. llk«r». they win 

tun 

-drawtnc to ato 

•!•• >t eiY for the leant* 

o the plsastilp. After the etuuMfUonshlp 

•tarts circuit •f the 1H«U« b (tedded- there will 

AH-* parted of 

Be a playoff eerie* between the, 

flnt foul- Msmi M the orator, of 

•tandtao. The tint and thlnt place 

lew wfll t*i* each ottor u will 

Om meoiul and fourth. The winners 

«f then Ihree-janw aeries will meet 

In, • trio of •) to decide the 

tournament - chump. 

The City Seflfcill league he* 

CMipfpiwV IIP TfrVT fMIr w|HI Wlt^ 

hem laMna «hat crHn, Tlie, aaeaid 

fceM will eawtbiw MM Nw 

In tspfamfcw. H Wk> 

half crewn then there wM ha ne 

•wed for e etoyeff. WMiaWa are 

laaannaj Mw leetae lit the miii< 

Regular season activity ended last 

night In the Babe Ruth Leacue. 

Ocean City's Babe Rntbers took the 

second half crown and will meet 

Masts Landing in a thrc*«aine ploy* 

off for tike aeaaon championship. 

TUe Little League will tennlnate 

during the week of the 26th. In 

the Minor section it loots like the 

Patrolmen's Benevolent Association 

ti heading tor the second half crown 

after, winning the first. If they 

•aouU make it then the need for * 

minor league playoff will bo eliminated. 

In ike major section, however. tM 

Uons are leading the pack in tins 

second naif: St. Augustine won the 

first half and wUI not repeat ike 

Initial aesxlon performance unless 

semeMe else teats the Uons, .Inc. 

they Witt not Play ttie Leas again. 

Although the Morning League hat 

finished Its regular season play, the 

morning baseball program U sUU 

In {merest. Toe Braves won the 

major loop diamplonthlp and ike 

Dodger, won in the minors last 

Ttie boys baseball, program, run 

each morning at tits MB a*. a. 

i Unrm*ity, 

AManHc Caart 

>h> TOT Junior 

annual teuma- 

GMt 1 Pa iuat out with a nice, Erskine, another ikewcoMker -doea Til 

•y Yeur Ruteen Oar 

easy-listening dlao called An AMaJr We Meet AjiUn for Capitol, backed 

••Wh«t about tltoae thai To Remamber, from toe picture of by What's T» Become of af». 

make a Iwwn lawn «rwn agalnt the same name, backed oy Hock Other new •»'.; M-O-M't My LOT* 

Our turf men here at the Experi- Bobbin- Boats, both by Angela Drake. Is Real and My Brand Of Bines 

ment Station tell me they have h»*n Capitol hM Wanda Jackson with Marvin PUhTwaterl; Local « and 

Cutting any number of letter* that a punch vocal on a new one. Cool How I Lore You (Chuck Alamo 

auk pretty much the »me question. Love and Did You Mum Me? Capitol quartH); capitol'a A Begfar and The 

Home owners have been reading also has Lex Baxter dolny a likeable Llvln End (Bobby Bar*); Guy Lorn. • 

about the latest chemical mixtures version of Manhattan, flln La Panoe. bardo'a Rainbow Of Low and Kilnsintended 

to give, a sun-hiked lawn on another CaplUil releaie. Manual- AUn|; and Thoro'a No Kicuse and 

new green color almost Innuntly. tan Tan«o, backed by Hcladero. Praylntl (The Lonvtn BroUien). 

Imperial offers two new Wit— Decca haa four new lip albums 

You're Much Too Nice and I Used Including one by Kim Novak) Three 

To Live Here, Kid on one, and You're are connected with bovlei. The 

Crazy and Johnny Lee on the other. (core from "Pirr Down Below," star- 

The former's done by Johnny Van ring Rita Hayworth, Is Included on a 

nd the latter by Faye Adams. 

Kin« baa a possllile hot one with a 

Bill Doigett doing Shindig and Hum 

cur Head; the small combo group 

A l — 

May, IBM. 

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IAT WONT FADE 

MOTOROLA 

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>r as littl© as 

39 Si 

Boands like • conaole radio i> 

your living room—lc«ka like 

It waa cuatosi Bade for your 

car—and it never tadef outl 

Makn mjlea Men shorter, 

driving eaaier. Come in today, 

we'U install it-wbile you wait. 

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-SPECIAL SHOWING 

EXCITING 

FALL FASHIONS 

12 NOON 

TUESDAY, AUGUST 20th 

AT THI CLUB HOUSE 

ATLANTIC CITY RACE COURSE 

ALL FALL FASHIONS SHOWN 

NOW ON DISPLAY AT 

BOTH OF OUR SHOPS 

TM1 OCJAW 

Musk Pier Concert Programs 

Fvhrman, 

pany at ^ K M. 

FRIDAY . AllOUtT U 

nedermaua Overture Strains 

None But the Lonely 

Heart Tschalkowiky 

Mlas UllUn Jfernlck 

Dance of the Dolls 

Some Day 

Mlsa Jeanette 

Moorish Caprice 

Operatic Lament 

Mr Toni Perkins 

National Gmbieni March 

Poldhil 

ft-iml 

Chnpl 

Boron 

•UNBAV • AuaulT 11 

Mlas norance psvut ,,. .Soprano 

Miss Bettye Kainten,.. Soprano 

Mr. John Hanscn ....... Tenor 

Mr. Ouy Gardner .. Baritone 

Morning, Noon and Night ,.. Suppe 

One Kins i, „..,,. Romberg 

Miss Bettye Kalnton 

My Torreador PudUla 

llilne Alone Herbert 

Mr. Ouy Gardner 

Minuet Paajerewskl 

Come to Me, Band to Me Loewe 

Mr. John Henwn 

Wanting You . ." .. ttomherg 

Miss Bettye lla In ton and 

Mr Ouj Gardner 

Bagley 

Gallop from William Tell .. Rocslnl 

-Viy Heart at Thy Sweet 

Morning, Noon and Night.... , Suppe 

Danny Boy, 

Voice saen-6aens 

HUs Florence Davis 

Intennesw MasCBgnl 

Miss Lillian Mernick 

Over the Wave* ........... Rosm 

Una Voce *>oeo r« .... 

Miss Jennette Seontt! 

Andantlno ,,....,,.,,. Lemalre 

Desert Song . Komberg 

Mr, Tom Perkins 

Irene ..,.,.....,., .Tierney 

Torreador Song ............... Bliet 

• Mr. Ouy Gardner 

Songs My Mother ftught Me, Dvorak 

Freddy and Iiii Fiddle . .. Oriegg 

Mr. John Hensen 

Parade of Hie Wooden 

Soldiers Jeaiel 

Strange Music . Grieg 

Mils norfjiM Davis and 

Mr. John Hensen 

MONDAY - AWaiilT 1* 

Mlm Elaine Bonnul ., Contralto 

Mr. Tom PerVlns Baritone 

Le Form Del Deatino Verdi 

Habanera Bizet 

Mlsa Ralne Bonanl 

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GIRLS TO SiZl 14 '' BOYS TO SIII 7 

THi PiCKiT FINC1 

ill EIGHTH STRUT 

Op*n 9:30 A. M. »o S P. Al * 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. 

_ . . _ . . . . ., aT 

Sonc of toe Flea . Itouatorgskr 

Mr Tom PerMna 

Y 

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. dafley 

SMtctim from Malta* . notow 

Htigaite Walt* Fliml 

Mlaa Elaine Bonanl 

Mne Danube Btranaa 

indlaD Summer Herbert 

Roses of Pteardy Ball 

Mr. Tom Perkint 

Carousel Rodger* 

Contralto on 

Pier Next Week 

Main* Bqnazzi to 

Sing with Orchattra 

Mbs Bonasl. operatic and.nuiaictl 

comedy nntnlto, will oven a week's 

engagement Monday evening as 

guest soloist with the city concert 

ordiestra it the Mu>lc Her. She 

will continue singing nightly u-itn 

Aucun 23. 

During ttie current summer season 

she has been a resMent featuied 

vocalist at the DeerWDodâranae 

Luke roncerts with the Deerwood 

Sj-mphoni-. appearing In Mum 

Solemsls and Mass In C and three 

sola rpellah She also sang this 

Benson In the role of Cstpra in Gypsy 

Karon under the direction at Rich aid 

K«rp. 

Miss Bonaiil haw sung numerous 

operatic rules with the Buffalo 

Opera Co., the Newark Chanscr 

Open Society, tile PltMfora Summer 

Theatre, Opera Under the Stan In 

Fair Lawn, N. j., and with the 

Arundrl Opera Theatre In Mains, 

Her lighter works have been In 

operettas and musical comedy roie» 

In Song of Norway, VagcMnd King, 

'Call Me Madam, Chocolate Soldier. 

Desert tang and othti-n. 

ta rile field of radio ahe dla . 

MM on modern Jew-fsh musk- oisr 

WNEW and fivt recitals on WTO 

as well as Kveral Vucsi apuis on 

Rochester TV h 

tPHRATA FAMILY ARRIVIS 

Georgu Ycsgcr and family, of 

Ephrata. Pa,, arc \Isiliu- at Uie 

Oceanic llotcl. 

Frequently a tip tips over a 

ulaturs fortime 

PenriaJ 

Sing SaturtJay 

Coming to Pl»r 

A new group for Own city MMBencee-4ha 

Rejpnatow* Cnoral Msaety, 

of Beaoutown, Pa.-*0l nraseat 

a free conceit of vocal mualc |oaMa> 

row (Saturday) nlfht on the Ocean 

City MUSIB Pier 

Thft society, as Its name hapUaa, 

draws Its personnel froan ReauMlowii 

and surrounding" cboamanttle* In 

Plct urwqiw Lanca«t»r Ctounty, Pa. 

AiUiough onraitlied only a few ynsft 

ago, It has become well known 

through appearsnMs In ooneerta 

throughout Lancaster and Berks 

countries The annual Chrtetoiaa 

concert has become a major event 

In ihe area. 

Tile riwrus la directed by William 

Qett, well known thatr dlirctor and 

voice teacUcr. The awutant dlreetor 

Is Mrs. Ethel Fuhrer. of IfBlIU, and 

toe aocompanUl Is Mln 

Sttef, Beamstown, 

Tomernw's prMrani here will be 

as follows: OROUP | 

miUi la My country ...... Arr. leoft 

Ira Of Peace .......... Winiama 

Land of Hope and Glory 

AW. FagW 

Battle HVni of the Republic 

Arr, Rlngwald 

(Ban golo.RusMl OeW 

Soprano Solo (Miss Carol SweiglUI) 

Jfoull Nev»r Will* Al 

Rogers and 

•M 

ig 'Swatch" 

abotlt vacationers 

of a sensational radio or 

%Wrtii;toWWr.irttkJ«tte radio 

_ it iipe information, accurately, 

Km Omwrnia flle direct.path of 

»WWt to^know it in ample time for the 

ying August much 

•—Tot cure warn* 

teoBMrrv over* 

/»to*' ihore a 

ties and judgment 

lings are going to 

the «xp«rts will give us ample 

t the world thinks of us; at 30 

. what it thinks of us; at 50 we find 

iiilfig onOc^m City's main highway 

lit the hay w a project under the 

ram—by( which the state $ays approx- 

rnmfent last war resurfaced 

j length ot, A^bory *v, from 

tte concrete b^TS^fth st, 

"" should be ipBinfifitrii by the 

ii particular, hi«U*|n>Wn unbear- 

., and most «sppeUJJy ^t the Bay 

iliany thoasands hUFa chance to 

m Wfalty to 

on of our 30- 

*" i time. ••, 

word meanine a nerfeet mwtins 

wora, ineaiung • penact meeting 

to 

of cittee anri 

«I «Of» and 

if brand new in the annals of this 

Ml* of six counties working together 

Mltoy believe wiU he a workabte 

tti enUre region. 

U« now widely circulated speech 

'Mmmo*if whkh mmiora conn here 

^tttened 1 . many fyyi of the year, one 

prescription (tor curing the 

tate express- 

; Ocean 

«. J- „• • •* wprMl*nfs aft lets 

(he Garden State Parkway was six 

••' 

T,* 41 - T" 

jr#$M « UN to Mttte ihort of 

ttwonjd accompligh in the field of 

l# criticism of the 

technique. Among 

gested thai 

strongly to. 

her oratorical 

future twidc 

• '7f 

geMtor CbarK . 

"Het'tMi I newjpri 

^WtfCWNU y 

r at.i*mM^MB. A wwknu 

' •rtlmut* by ti HutUon D.y LU.« 

• i . •••• ' . • . • • • * • • • 

The oily officials norcd toward 

ultimate Unpsovwwnt of the city, 

«nimy Mimtt witem »y banning 

construction ui| ut of M«HnaU 

tnd HPtIc tanks on future private 

tome developments. ' 

, ' ' '• • • • 

The city was fighting a Superior 

Court order wbleh rertralsed local 

follrt fnuo ftoppine wlloluUons by 

.alennen of a huge maasllue distributing 

company. 

> * * 

Contribution* totaling *«,7S0 were 

reported from Cape May County res- 

Mute who opened their hearts and 

pocketbooks for Polly Mason, young 

telephone operator whs suffered 

•evens facial injuries In a motor 

MM. 

rive YiA*» AGO 

Fred E. lloweii was brought here 

from Dover. Del,, when he toadied 

varsity sports at Wesley Junior Collose, 

to join lie athletic and physical 

education staff al Ocean City High 

School 

• * * 

Policemen Benjamin Dungalt and 

Andrew cappesa wen Injured when 

a Philadelphia car crashed Into a 

The commissioners approved a 

f200,000 HI toad Issue to flnaice 

knproverocnts at the high, school 

and Central av. school bulldlogi. In 

eluding expansion of the high school 

g>Tiunsium and cafeteria and mod* 

eraizati@D of liefitlne ^st^ms in 

both building!. • c # 

The Rev. Frank Adler, recently 

returned from a visit to Ilungarj, 

told or a reunion with his refugee 

brother living behind lbs Iran 

Curtain on income or $7.80 a week. 

10 riAKI AGO 

liie Ward of Education purchastd 

a 46-scat RfO lJUs for «5.550 lor in- 

dred. Cheaper and mare mnvenient 

(has leasing a bus, board members 

contended 

* * * 

The arrest and convivMon of four 

grocery retailers for Sunday salx-s 

led to a conference 'between grocers 

and the Tabernacle Association on 

whet could and what could, not be 

•old on the Sabbath. 

Court Clerk and Mrs. Joseph 'ft, 

Cuarracino announced the birth of 

their third child and called her Linda. 

public an«r repairs, city offlclalii 

Mad punned to demolish the walk 

there until opposition arose to change 

their minds 

» yiARS AGO 

Mrs. Jilstlne Xrept was named a 

permaornt, member of the high 

school rscully after sfveral jears' 

«rylee as a substitute teacher. 

' 9 • • 

The Bo*rd of Education awarded 

a *U47 contract to equipi the luncii 

* l *** hl « n i *« 1 building ai«. 

, , ,w eareterla to ho operated dur. 

ini the neirt term. 

. . . 

The cil - v Mked the State Highway 

OeP««int to *ve the raort aulh, 

flabinc wV toe Sonwrs Point Uvd. 

f q. „ _^mw, 

Ocean Oty politics , , . "battles on 

wo many Philadelphia franti." he 

# * * 

OpportuniUei rn real estate—itueco 

bungalow on 40 by 100 lot, «.00o, 

«Min«alD*- In. Gardens. i3,IM; ttreet 

hpoM'tnurttown 

i00 

The Bible 

And Daitv Lite 

e»per,,iiqe as perhaw no other iinl 

th o purer am, 

to ail literature than these ah kritl 

wftes ln«ihe nlodem»prei«n5t»in. 

It to a ioud psalm to read when 

people an fae^d with want and danger, 

as a treat many are today. It 

reminds us that thece ' ' 

experiences are not 

IIIVMe "and planning. n 

.. I k . l , 

, Îlh and 

Mrmflth. It shows that goodness 

and loving kindness haven't lift 

t*B univene. 

The pMhn strikeii an .men •MWC 

»»'"» -Mireiilh the valley of 

m ahadrnr of death," mmH U In 

We JonsttMi atroniwr than Uie 

«pi of deatruction and deeay, 

•»«. war, thore waa wmothln* in 

""S IWr.flws Wd. lanUe ai weli 

•» *t«Mig and> wuraWsoui, Wore 

ww * Ut» taddmrt in hk lite that 

, «Ud ft.^ 

• •"*»*. vSfVi. 

-4C/N 

Dogs and Rubbish on Beach 

Arouse Ire of Vacationist 

Editor, S*nllnel-Led*cr—Bearding liie beach for tope Une. Nails pio- 

Ihe erlpc of Mr, J. H. MMMpM at trude (nn#4ffttt «T an imft in 

•liter would not puU .takei, 

•peak, beMttw an employe of a 

Main stare was Impetuous and out 

of Hne. 

However, Ocean City h« plenty 

or linen to clean and if the powcra 

in office wish to maintain the high 

level status of yesterday they had 

belter start using ineir good orflcta 

today, not toliiorrew. 

Be Ordinance 718, It Ls quite 'ibvious 

the brass and keepers of (he 

law of Ocean City are not cognizjnt 

of the aforementioned onUnanrc 

The numerous dgns located at many 

of the entrances to the beach, coupled 

with the warnings painted on ail 

the lifeguard stands, are evidently 

meaningless, Not once hat the 

Dogs an not at fault 

romp and gambol, etc., on the Ix-odi 

The avenge dog owner is completely 

oblivious of the activities of his or 

her dog. Therefore it is imperative 

that the proper authorities mske 

certain the law ie employed la its 

fullest extent, i* not already loo 

late, the police had betler surt 

functioning where ultimately their 

efforts will do the mast. good.-7 

a. m. to 9;30 p, m The ilfesuardi 

can be effective during the hours 

of 10 a, m. and S p. m, A.Khameiul 

ctjirfWon could be readily elimln«led 

' itins pi cups, contauiers, 

paves of newspapers brov,n 

with age, and other miscellaneous 

trash line both sides of the RAP 

from Chelsea nl. to the boardwalk 

The ramp iuelf is very unkempt M 

well as the steps leading from the 

boardwalk to the beach. Unhealthy, 

unsightly. 

The «iin has been face down in* 

quote from a recent issue of the 

Saturday Eveninf Post; "About »* 

way on this riviera (Jersey Coast, 

linei and niidwey between the ex> 

tremes of carnival and cloister lies 

Ocean City." 

Ocean city in years fionc by waa 

a city to fte imtt ^mifl ef. What 

will be Its status a year or to heqeef 

Have heard f ram numerous sources 

coraplimenis on the One body of BMn 

who hold key positions In (he cltv's 

government and administration of 

Its affaire. On the surface II would 

appear none of these fine men hate 

cared to uie a "whip hand,", 

TO* Ii written In the spirit of 

constructive criticism by a potenilai 

" n City taxpayer. I am wishing 

i bigger and better Ocean Ciij. 

V. VAN SYCKLE QABRISON Jit 

10 CHraTMONT rd., 

Monlclair, N. J. 

Visitor Ditgusted by 

Dog Dirt an 

Editor, genllnei-Ledler — It has 

been many years since I v\ 

Ocean city. I found Si ver 

gustliig. Doy dirt on every i 

to tho iMiach. and more dogi ihyu 

people. 

Parking meters everywhere instead 

of parking tols. afto cfHu-hui^l 

In fmnt of my door that did not 

belong. No rubbish fontalners jnd 

streel.s full of debris. 

It used to be white 'flannels and 

respectable. Now it ii dogs (ind 

parkins meters. L, L. MONNBTT 

New York City 

Parents Advised ta Review 

Safety Rules With Children 

•» Initltut* Fer Satar thflni the school bu«, the playgraiind and 

When school bells ring next month, other plawa where youngsters conthere 

will be hundred! of children grcgate. Get to know these "slow 

trudging along our streets. Will down" ipott. 

highways. Atong wlih getting Uiosc 

"flwt flay clothes" ready, every par. 

ent should coniider rehearsing the 

children on safety rules and the 

best route to lake to reach school 

In the safest possible manner. 

Especially important I* getting the 

ywiiWlrtbr who U eBterliia th« firal 

grade art to a ami «t«rt. Quid* 

him, carefully along the route, point, 

ing out signal lights, cross walks, 

and the old-feshloncd but still important 

rule—"stop, loeH. and llnteu". 

M0» «wf Up, iflrfW in the 

ehM a tteaHhy reSpeet far the trab 

fie officer or Mhool patrol, advUtu 

dren are attcndlnfi a new school, this 

"drau rehearsal" is mut Inuortant, 

Pp.Uw.ww, !^»* wJWfSai .he 

teasol aaotton has hen proseriy 

posted with warnlDg signs for motorists. 

Pqrfr of fht Prtw 

AMIRICAN PIACI NAMIS 

Pre»entlngi Dad, Wjo., and Uncle, 

Arkansas. 

JUSTIRyiNf KltKIRS 

It takes dUwaUsfactlon to muhe 

efficient government. — Atchi»n 

Globe. 

> «ns-*Wat wbtoh if • Bamchaj a 

flood pair of, she colleey a lot of 

wi •iff 

I iMije gome «al honcsltogood- 

W, »|^H^^' Vormmf fuller, 

nuu. SWIIat AM y*u744Vi«itee, 

Ticklers By George 

•' «*•. 

4oiMtreai- 

pnetlnQF nil. 

JMtnwMk) nobody on explain 

mitsDe pragran cane iron. 

The Navy It nsfhkalllni ww 

. will k* raplaad by 

•HIM, Hib rapreM«fi an tammy 

btlM Ii HM Mf i 

h hl 

1*e Air »nrce 1» speaking out a 

little more and Its new Chief of Staff, 

Omen! Yhsrau White, has Mid 

candidly thai the other two service, 

have not reorganized their program* 

in th* light of new weapons and »n> 

dUlou. 1 

The Air Force is not unaffected 

hy the new economy nova in the 

fteld of defense, by any means See> 

Douglu recently revealed a surpris 

Ing reduction of strength in Une tor 

tha Air Force in the coming year. 

It ii now at Us long-planned (and 

reduced strength) of 1ST wine*. But 

that number Is to be cut to 1M 

T.ings by next July. Thk mean* the 

elimination of pin* Air Force wing* 

and the brunt of the rtduttlon will 

be felt by the Aif Force's flghten 

•ad fighter - bom fcora. 

•«M thooflb Melr lloht latf and 

ln«p«i>lva piano art lust new 

•MM prwnlH *f kelnf «•!• to 

carry atonic bombi Ions dtatanets 

(thrsufh aerial rtfiwlbig te«n|. 

qml at f rtatly re*wed t«t and 

f naHy reduced riik, »• Air Peru 

ta HnM aketit cutting th. muchpuMlihed 

StrattBlc Air Pern, 

Thus five strategic fighters wings, 

two air defense wings and two fight. 

er • bomber wings are being scrapped. 

It is the first big reduction in the 

Air Force's strength In s long time. 

Defenn spending has zoomed up 

to the point where it Is taking more 

than forty billions of dollars a year 

is building up in Con- 

loom large in the congressional 

campaigns ahead—in test, - 

The Neighbors 

«* k "». 

growtef number of MeMuU In OSMB 

McyclH MUMMf Wttk aytMehuM ga 

" I WM * ~* * * "~" 

upon their children, to inn them .bout; 

law. a. the fnotorUt, etc. 

print,. view, as the 

because 

Th* parinti ttwun«M art rttUy 

"Haw do you (l«urf th»i cut when » 

Vary akjBpi*, m U» I 

i 

MMt parent! in MM 

•nd when thej- are I or 10 they HIDUM 

"But Pep flgurea what's th« use of hi 

Ike toy or girl will outgrew In a couple o 

ate {rife* and let* 4U»lof grow Into It. T 

foil alie wheels far the entire (amity, evi , 

are too small. ,. 

"liuy tun I have to arlMe with thaw 

»W M ineh »!«•" hi iA^ *»« «i|ht^- 

Insulting them or •omMhtai ta lufgekt that 

So then you hav» It PWeOla—right in' 

pocketbooks. too—from'a fellow who h« 

come and so for a good many years. Doei tt 

maytwT ' :% 

THE APPETITES of .Ball boy., a 

thine to be noted with awe by their , 

recently coqic to our attention that the vait 

are not mere fictional UnaguUngs, A couple ot 

associated with the Uttle Le«gue baseball N 

that ,J 

Mr. and. Mrs. Ous Goeli had a group of ij, 

at their private bayfront picnic grouqdi *oi 

They were amezed at the speed with wh)Hi 

and pounds of hamburgers and frankfurter* 

Mrs. Goeti was partleuiarly araaied at pi 

sumed l.y reliable reports some Ore iraiito,'! 

threebottles of pop. Finally at 4:10 In tb« «*| 

for a pleasant afternoon and said he had tSl 

"It'a slmost my dinner time—and I'm M 

before departlag. ' Vi 

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wimberg hoited §••/• 

bail players kn their hone foilowtni a gwf^ 1 

followed a ginio between an Ocean City 

Harbor. J, 

Within Ins tb.in three quarters of an ho^t, 

witnesses, tha youngsters disposed od 

1. Seven dozen (84i hot dogs and rolls. ^ 

2. Four cases [Hi bottle.) of soft drlnki, 

1. Four doMn* l«i .ssoited jelly Oooiftf- 

. s away from hoM 

New Jekey Capit 

By J. JOSEPH GRI 

Look at ThinaS Appointments $nli Thorny P. 

..„,.:.., •UT Witt Wl .... TBBNTON-Oovernor TRENTON—qovernor Robert B. Meyi Mey»«r. 

TARi TW M10ICIN6? 

(Cap. May star and Wave) 

Usng concerned over future prospecii 

as they hive watehed Jheu- bus. 

mesies Bas,plnE ia tile throes of 

ftraaiBiiattaB, Cpe nay »ir«haBtt 

last week welcomed word that the 

City Commission is planning positive 

action to meet the crisis reiultlne 

from traffic congestion 

Mayor So! Needles announced at 

Tuesday's Commission meeting that 

•e was about to hire a firm of iraf- 

_****?* w conduct a cily.wide 

As outlined, the traffic survey «HI 

who wffl base their profeuional Jd. 

i-lce on facu and knowledge gained 

from long experience. Armed with 

such impartial, incontrovertible reeommendatlons, 

the City Commission 

a comprehensive, modern and adi 

qujle set of traffic rules. 

The choice bj clear: 

We can either make a seHouir at- 

In Mt tii 

confirmation of SB delayed «ction appoin 

and agencies next Monday when the SUte ^... 

Bummer session to act on a record number of 

Conflmntlon of such Bppointmenla bat 

Senate Judiciary CommitUe u a nwlUr " 

await the outcome of the currant Ooverni^ 

the appointments- were sent to the Senate of '„ 

liBpk as FehniaFt'' *, ;j 

While the Senate a scheduled to com 

nor has sent telegrams to the Senile P._ 

DemMntic Boor leaders and all members of :_ 

tee for a powwow in the executive office at 11 

Committee has custody 01 the dormant ippotot 

The fate of the record number of 

Oovemor Mcvner last week~the real re 

vene—is also mbted up In summer politic*. I* 

appointed a Chief Justice of the SUte SuprM 

Court JusUcei; three Superior Court Judfel 

Judge, •:•, 

The conference of lawmaken with tht 

$!?*"»•_ "f» l of cohjerture. The tffecl of the appal 

i» or we can continue 

a gubeniatorinl year/ •'• • 

, CAMPA10N—Oubematortai Modva 

mi they croH B»ttu on the aUM Mt- I i 

SUte Senator Malcolm S, Forbes, 

date for Governor, Ig bua.v this «non 

nuntlei, r»|»ni will appear In W#W»* 

Saturftiy, he'WIU lour HunUrdon. 

Tno ««heduie for,the etnef .8 

flWr, Of th* 

I Beportln 

•July 1, f 

mong otbgr eMHMi 

& . . 

The reporM twndlUon of 

swifrem 

. PRINTINO 

I • OMteMvlpiMM 

is Xva PH, «ni 

BuMpgat44tC«p 

wlU be off««d ta 

et outdoor 

ting teohnloue* 

M, to b# oonew 

Jensy Bre Col. 

I Guard Training 

, September It, 14, 

will be divided Into 

; g 

one croup, and one 

• MIMtM ta N A of 

ts In the group. # 

tollowc Group 1 

ump.", -Pump 

-FUbl Uid q 

i, "Laddara", "Hoie" 

.ppUance.-; Group I, 

"Salvage and Over., 

clal Problema 1 •iMMsitr by 4.H Oub M U n v4U 

to heM at the New Ansy *-B.Club 

Cwnp. stokw »lor«t, AufUat U. 

The buUOInc 1. a «lft of U» New 

Jeney nrn BaMrlfleattm) Counell. 

tt will ba dadiMMd by Phillip 

Alampi, MM* aeenury of asrlcmtttre, 

during a cennony at Ida p, m. 

Fund, tor the W.0O0 buUdtog wera 

flven by the power auppUan of 

Me CounciL The frame structure la 

help bnya and glrbj lean principles 

of eleetrielry and ita uaea on turn* 

and In bomes, me bultdlnc waa 

deaUBSd by a commlttM headed by 

*, Mardis, O. Whlibed of Athmtlc dry 

are open to paid and KeetrlwCo. 

Jen and members of The camp will be open to the pub- 

He for persons who wlah to attend 

the ceremonies and tee the State 

excuse! of politician! 4-H Club Camp bulldlngn ami 

ilia so convincing as erounds. 

TAX-TIMT "~ 

The Tax FMindatlon has estimated 

that the average MJOO-a-year man in 

the United State* mint work two 

hour* and twenty-nix minutes a day 

lust to pay hit taxes. 

Folia whs cant in always ready 

- eriilclKs, those who can. 

. P. RlSTINE k CO 

New Vert «M •fata.nm, 

XMnallM WmAm 

lit SMIHI ahwrf SlrMt, MhMphta 

Clinton D. Lowdan 

modern 

Participant 

END W 

IASON 

DAYS 1OUR COMPLETE 

STOCK OF 

LECTRICAL FIXTURES 

FOR EVERY ROOM 

IN THE HOUSE 

• CHLING FIXTURES 

• BCDROOfV* 

• PULL DOWNS 

• OUTSIDE BRACKETS 

Hr ENTRANCE WAY 

REGULAR 

RETAIL 

PMCI 

E D W A RD f. 

COISlN 

— HOTKXNT APPLIANCES — 

SOVfn MMMa* T. mm* aB&MivY 

totflm G*on* M. 

[G«u Alrrwd M, MtMr) < 

HerlMrt D. Vogtl) to m 

iMskM V«Iley Anthoriij's llmMMn Mifi af 

dltMton. , 

-—The Onai Iwl «f ta* Ualtod Statow—It aainn 

«« tt* ••*>4oU«r UU—waa attifHi 

(bef-M) (Bftarl tlM Clrfl War. 

7—P«rt« Satruta of Thailand to (aaiUaswJf to 

th* UnlUd StaiM) f htad of •MUMMI Aa»a 

9 fUin 'Mwiwl 

r«r th. HMh 

w ( ) () W M 

more A 

Count SO Car MeR comet chob* A MBM of 0-10 al 

pean MHM avrngts IMt, •sad| i0-l«0, MttM 

NOT IF Tpwvnii sees 'UNI 

"You've been convicted 14 times of 

this offense—aren't you ashamed to 

own to that?" 

"No. your worship. I doni think 

ona ought to be ashamed of his 

conviction*." 

*j 

Give Advice to 

Taxpayer Assns. 

State Unit Ofbn 

Seme Do't and Don'tt 

Responsive to • statewide upsurge 

In cttlien uiternt In gotllnjj more 

mileage from their tax dollar, 

through intelligent, organised study 

of thehr govenBenta, the New Jersey 

Taxpayers Association ttugests 

a series of Doi and Dents for Local 

TaxBayw Associations" to guide civic 

group* being formed In municipalities 

in many parts of the state. 

Offering numerous trips on or- 

BaniiaUofud and operating problems, 

(."get the facts"-J"operate In a strict, 

ly non-partisan fashion"—"encourage 

official co-operation", etc.) a coerk 

Uut guide to local taxpayer amo*iatlon 

action and study alM suggests: 

Attend all regular Md special of 

fleUl meetuigs! 

Some proWems are always with 

you—arrange to follow them cloMly 

y«r around; 

Dent wait until bjiitact hearing. 

or Mod tame elections to •tart 

action—ctMy and effective action 

mint •tart early: 

Dont judg* the status of loval 

finances by the tax rate—the txpenditure 

trend 1$ the key to your 

future taxes since there are various 

waya to manipulate the tax rats; 

Keep constantly h> aim) that «M 

local property lax Is only one element 

in the overall burden of governments 

Dont overlook the effect of development 

control (planning, toning and 

subdivision regulation) uponj-future 

budget eottsi 

Look into the boundaries of 

municipal and school district units to 

see 11 they are set up to provide 

practical and economical service 

areas: 

Be aware that there are optional 

forms of municipal government avail 

able for local adoption; 

Dont let county government go by 

default—the east of county government 

is increasingly important to 

your tax btUi 

Keep In touch with elate aff.lrxthey 

have a heavy iBpaet on your 

local problems and eoM, 

RATMIR MgAT, THIS 

Toa*tmajter» fall roufihly Into two 

groups: Tbe flip kind, and those who 

introduce the distinguished guest la 

a tone of reverent «we, a* if he 

were being unveiled.—Detroit News, 

ONLY *-w A HUH 

at VICTOR' 

CEITIRED 

SAFE PROHCTION 

VsCTOB tfrtNM «af« pro*eetk« 

froab«c«Bb«yoanby«>>klag 

train nMMthrr payoMatt. , 

Our WtTrei Hmm* MM. 

Mai now at a priea fm 

n'lt II NlrtU ItNlMtlM 

Uliully to tte U,««.Si 

te iM AUee ftMBpaaa, ML of West Sometime, tbsr *•*• *••** 

SUi^. 1^., whohidotwrved that atafc perketa I* nearby AUjBOe 

*ianr older peopl* In her ana never CWy^«ror tw 

(•at UP to the task of MUM « ^ •Wtwtei. But ttav ttte Ma| 

•WNM Mnabathn 

MeM bui uuti (or older aatf nmitMfto, 

er.tMM are orfmhed foe • apemm* 

of sldw peiWB-ttf Wad 

wtofWlM to travel tut artf emuUIy 

taMMNM in aharlBC Ott*r travH 

Uleallim wtBi cwqenlal eonnnnlon*. 

Th. trie, are thu. quite di»«rcnt 

Mot, Aw oaual tour MnMM 

tbroueV • travel bunau where you 

n»v» Itttto In 

•at of tbeiial Mat, 

b MoaMUr *M to bow Meb 

1 other MM* defartlai on trip, aad 

1 -«rd,iH«ldly fellMrsBls HMiof 

. drWihish eurVMea. 

•tbt tlUWDSHIP Trav#lln« QUB 

Isopm to all older penoni wto eaa 

afford to take Occônal, InHf^n 

boa trip* MH» «*o are latenaMd In 

•hsrlM hMel ptaaiurea. Member, 

art epcMMfed to call an older be» 

pla «1K» am rtay-at-honnw and urge 

deal to tMeli their years «r Joinlog 

fM Oak 

Thompwn report* that they aM - feMMttt, 

crilent Mfden, »Uny oTT ber tnr»- Bot tbe "" 

elera hav* been well elMkl ta JMMS, tbaw ami *• flth* 

and a lew Aa*e Um la toelr fWl, »lw* W la only 

* 

OCCAM CITY - LOMGPOtT 

AUTO 

BRIDGE 

vai 

THE GREATEST CAR-BUYMG OPPOfiTbrfTY WE'VE EWl 

THE BIG M 

^-1 

7U£ BKi M B£fiTS AU 

COMP£7777CW /N S/ZC. 

POWER AND SWING/ 

Xh. W. M. a 

Deaifn, aqarM 

Mlttw 

The Bit; 

We have jetaid litocmy dtriew from iV"We need:irw pre**nt car' : & round otat 

coairt to coast to htog y«i tlita special our used-car stock. ' j,-p ^ 

MjûsriBiWhMt. • ^. • / # We .!^nge evi!rytWn^^w d^jr 

Our wcord «&« tMi y« ffPtf^ *» lSi^SSJStJ 

offer you tremendous navinfcs—huge . ?BwipB*.^""^m^-fSl 

trade-in anowMicee. You get more money W We're prep«j^ M JS5W 

for your car, more new car for your money. dallan away SV«ty d«ar, 

i I . . . 

aHHHaHIB ' aHB : aaaB aaaMal 

wr 

-.'•*»

H^ 

' I * ' 

^ '.^j 

Bftst chapter 

(•'''?'. in the 

whole book 

them. Best preparation is 

we now so you'U have the 

to make aU yonr dreams 

fff* 

S * 

0HM»9B19 

nit COM 

portion of the 

I of toe Board of Control Mia prtwoi-n 

I According to poll he drove ha " Htw •>•"«•* «ale the nowmt i -t-ii ,„ ,_„, lh_ _,_,„,, ,„,, 

waartaa'ltthaTSn^SBZatt "^^'"'^••••M-acwdw If"* W *"** "* ertnltal « 

Wetat Klmltted he wu driving ?«• **^ «>* IB«K««MMI MUttt 

he wait thnuab affanbW Ugbt « •«"«* •• • Mia M UM cm. 

SEA i?J5* 5--*?» »»« ESSTE ff^^^ " 

PRINTING 

COMMERCIAL 

STATIONERY 

Lewis L. 

Barrett 

MMMNMpl. 

rfwukf be amtiaued » a •rifnB.n 

of Ml «nploT.l*- Mte priHMn 

"The recDdUDaidltwtis la Ihli 

Summer Tutoring 

IMIvMMltaif JtaflraiM Arrangad for Mvai. 

and Public High SCNM*. Cltog. o, 

Ilfmamary Student* 

RJREION tANOUAQES REMEDIAL MAD1NO 

SatlAI. |TUDI|S AWTHMMTIC 

HIT iiTiHs 

•NOLiSH SHORTHAND 

SCIENCES 

Intensive Coaching Courses 

u w. RFTWtfTH $n 

Ocean City 2330-W 

, iBMBf ocAer tutis, Htsunu 

Home Society j OFFICE HOURS 

RCPOltS GlflS rnfwtaul (ante* 

UBd, offlekl policies an Ktioai t» B- > • «MW*ni 

UBue to prevent the Bareau fran I Residents ef Ocean City wntri- [ 

so /UneUanjos, Ulen the loeieal but ; buted a tout of fS to the Children s CmmtUtr al Ouaa Ont 

nmeh ten desirable ^tsnutive would H Senitj of New Jerser; Ihe i M««1taJ FknWaai 

6e to temunatp (u •epenie flnaneial ««•«•* oldest prii^tely financed rtiid- ' 

•taini and top its hudret and e and adoption »s.-no, itoort-t i •_•,_ a B-,I,., u n 

aemmtlai witn ti^js-c- ef |6, o-.w A. toBB, fioeiety preadeni, an- [ 

J M B B< ••««•'» •*«« 

all State Gove-mnKent- naunad Jodaj. «•» W«l»r *»•» 

S|a|# Ce. bution ts 

i 

i. IMudih, adoti 

fund anain&'iif 

d 

»puj ttrmed 

YouHl at Flanders 

N«y Cabona Party 

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AMrich C. Crow», M.D. 

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Paul H. Pettlf, M.D, 

•U Mk BlrHt -.». IIB, 

Mareia V. SrtiiH,, M*, 

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)M taM An, — 

emei HBUU 

-••-:! • ••• — 

CharlM H, V«il, 0,0, 

B>' Appointment 

Dr. John 

HARDWARE 

at331IWs5ti 

— p^«w Ym^r n 

W W MmtlNB ONN DAILY 7:«T 

PRipAY ft 

I SliEVaBS 

BCACH WEAR 

O F F 

REGULAR f 

8OVS "SHORT SL 

SPORT WHITS *?. 

AM 6 to 14 i 

GUIS' and HQYJ' 

SPRING C^ 

6REATLY REDUC 

EDNA SMITH KlDD 

41? RGHTH ftp§T! 

RCOATS 

1.00 

anf C*rry 

PHttAO 

. PhB*. * 30H> ?t. 

j CAMOEH (»r«wlway Station) 

WfVi^lY Un miMon dotUn 

from vlUl publl* progrMM," Cowglll 

•uy gthir iovernor. Under his ad 

AliiUtiiiikm, BMtlngl of the InsUu. 

Bo6a( boattl* for the tint tune wtrc 

opfiwd to the press. He iirouaht 

BUMIIM COUPLI HIM 

Mr, and Mrs. Edward R-' 

of OlensJde. are vnoitlonln, 

Oeeanle Hotel. 

IIMITABLE 

. TUMlt SHOWN *•• SASTBKN BAYLI«HT SAVINO TIM! 

LEAVE OCF.AS CITT — 101b STBKKT 

. I. FkUapeUla* ial Quaint DPUJ Kiwpt s.t iii sv 

. t. c«w# Mlri ••tuttr Oalr 

, i« cm«rt Oalri Datlr Siitept iuariar ..d sitmtmr 

t. PkllndrlrlU. M l Dally knrpt Huidan 

to Pkiia4*!pMa Oalr! sndifi o.ij - 

to rana#elpkla> ••• Caaieai Dally kxeepi s.nd.j. 

to nuaaeipala °»'> : rrt«»i iM s.iord.j onW 

t. Ffellaadplihi •• adfliKt l Hn!» by 

with ihf Sybway M^ 

I«»H. Mite, 

ATLANTIC CITY 44M1 

„ «f 11 N. ' 

»v,, Vcntnor, sntend • -• 

to a cbacie of dr|vtti« ' 

nmt Wvd. and wu fined lit and 

is court «Mta, \ - 

Russe|l M. Burchim. 49, of S." Del. 

•ea dr,, iftilvtH*, denied driving 50 

miM ail hour on lay av fnun 18th 

pntWaai at Mate government to the 

Mejb thrauxa weekly radio and 

television bnxdeuu. and encouraaed 

Inquiry and €rltMsm from New Jer 

•ey'a rtsMMtl, 1 ' CowgUI said. 

"Most Important." he continued, 

"Oonrnor Mcyner has tlnleisly tour, 

ed our state throughout his three 

and a half years In office In an 

effort to keep abreast of the problems 

facing the people,' 1 

to Slat at>,, but admitted attalaln#| 

a apeed of 45 miles on the 2&mU« 

limit highway, IM aim As fined 

lit and eosM. 

Raymond J. Adanskl, 20, of Phlia 

dclphU, filled to appeir and forfeit. 

ed the $20 ball he posted wl 

rested for driving 45 miles a 

on Wesley av, between Itth and lllh 

sis 

John B, WlirriilBlon. 1», of M 

Arkansas sv.. paid n U /Ins and U 

it jLflSHORE LINES 

red light at 5th si. and Atlantic 

_vs, James J, Osborne jr., IB, of 

PhUadelphia, forfeited |1D Mil for 

the same offense at loth at. 

Bay av.' 

Walter Camp, 20, of Bi 

Beesli-y's Point, was fined f2S and 

IS eosts for exlilbitlnij Jk-enr -•-•-- 

'-- "*leh they « 

_, , „ fio and ts for drlv- 

Ing on an expired Heense. He enier> 

ed a guilty plea to bath chargei. 

Charles Doiatvay, 16, of f 

phla, forfeited M bail on a 

of falling to carry his driving llcenswhile 

operating an automobile. 

, - ; ^ 

And without faith it Is Inpassible 

to please Him. For 

whoever would draw mar M 

God mu»t believe that He ex- 

Ists, tad that He reward* 

those who M#k Him.^(Hebrcwa 

11, 6.) 

Evan tnoie ef us who begin 

with buUlittle faith are some* 

tinaa rewarded by a sudden 

demonstration ef God's (ova 

and .ef His existence. It li 

an unforgettable experienw, 

which fills ua completely with 

such wonderful warmth and 

ligrht as can only come from thi 

Holy Spirit 

End of Season!! 

howroom Specials 

4fff ADVANTAGE OF OUR YEARLY SHOWROOM CLEARANCE SALE 

AND SAVM UP W 50% 0 THf Item BftOW ARE ALL N§W 

OWKQQM ITEMS, & CAUSY Wf SAMi GUARANTEE AS NEW ITEMS 

14 inch- Mnm «H«fH P9¥*\* pr«i«N«nl link • C«bin«t $218.00 

42 Inch. Youngtrewn DoobU Bow! Sink and Cabinet (eater) 158.00 

42 Inch. Ysynsttawn Sinfllt Bi}v( fp$ prfl«|fc^rd «N CaWn»t 110.00 

All Sink* ineluda Spi^ti & Straimr 

Yaunfttawn Garbage B(SJMMI . ..'....... ,,,.,.. 75.00 

12 Gal. Apt. Sili TM^r Bantam I!M. Wat.r Hutar ...,,. 49,00 

30 Gal. John Wood II.C. Ramnd Wat.r Htlltr .......... 80.00 

30 Gal. John VtkMMi Btoe. Tafcl. Top W«t«r HWt«r ,...,. 114,00 

SO Gal. John Wood Ma.t«r G« Round Wat.r H.af.r 89,00 

2Q Qal. African 5»,n4frd &udfl,t ft" W«t.P H.it.r 67,00 

S Ft, AnMriean Standard Master Pcmbrak, Tub (Brown) ... 13600 

I Ft. Am*rliian Standard Blldor Tub (Platinum Gray) 108.00 

17 x 19 AnMriean Standard L«dg«wood Lavatory (Tang Red) 43.10 

1 — Anwricui Standard Compton ToMa* W/SMI (Ming 0rfM> 

^

.£'•***»•»*•*;**«.• 

«» Kbit Golan I 

N, Y- IP" »«*| 

«. the MIBIC fltr. n, 

M Auk la I 

LMK, pkwM 

y night la j 

of {People-. NIAt at MM Conf- 

|O«Bf 

Back Mwtto*. for ohlMrtn 

dMtad ay Mca V" "— - 

Onrtsr ot tuar 

timltt tena OK 

•Citing 

Announcements 

Or. mmm IV Mar, putar of 

2* tmmmmamm et m Mr 

Tralt 

* * • *•» raoroln. 

•stated n u n for the I 

I ¥• S. Anayi rMUlnu confer m I 

Mad) M Award, Dr. Fisherki popular now 

^ dar Untm prMdtar a* nl u a 

pHsMtag nMNtt. Hi Is aeUva 

ln May sMmMncsncBt >nd MstaiVMta 

MdreWf. Wf At MM M M he he 

* a bk book A Air publk-atkm blk entitled. 

1 HM MS monitor MfVkM «n HT 

of f jeld ml nd 11 o'clock In the Dew I 

between sth *nd eth *•. 

the dandier Sehoo) of Theology _. 

Emory Unln-nilty, Georgia, will to 

toe speaker it the evening service In 

tiu air conditioned Strand Theatre, 

9th m, and the Boardwalk. Dr. Can- 

" " p««cher ta tin 

y mdrnlng, big 

rid a Btar series of "serrices during 

le past mad M (he preacher far 

Uw Bible Conference. 

Dr. cannon tu been the flnt hoa. 

or graduate of all of his graduating 

eMMM MirouBhout his educational 

rareer. Ha Im imvrt on many con- 

Wantfe • Jfflf 1 * 1 Confer#nee; th» Ecumenical I 

«•»«•* anftmn at Oxford, England; aad 

•- «„.•„ £• w «" CoMdrtI on «.lil,'«3 

author of several religious books and 

many magazine articles 

•••> nai. «. I*» evening seMee wUI start as 

mm 1B> 

*•*•* usual wfth «n organ recital by 

/•h-i, „*.._• *••»••»* MaeOlaiij at 7:15 followed 

caaw rtManaj. ^ , M | ,,,»]„ undn, l(w leader. 

• (Up of Br, Leon T. Moor*. The 

T formal part of me service will he- 

— #— Sin *t I oWeek, 

B?*" r MtMie at aU nervlces wiU be by the 

jftntb Serrttfc S 1 _^ ¥0lee "P* 11 c "y Taoernaae 

your problems? 

ou like to be .bit to gQ to a retreat ]ihe tW 

isn't a mountain cabin or a seaside cottage—but it is 

It is your church. 

lation, a 

en you 

_, , —— /UH w»u waiK out into the street again 

oment 

far 

better able to make the most of your life. 

-., penen aheuld oiland »»ryj 

own (all* m tm hi. «hU*«, 

H, MttVMttar ionh/p of f/i* Following: 

A. JJiMtTM MIL mimilT L. OOBfMV 

tmn fu;0, G, boTJ 

Ifnfid Oewn Clrr ana) furr*vndlnt AFM 

J ^t'tW » V * 

f Beauty Parlor This Week 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

11AUTY SALON 

7S4 Atbury AVMIM PIMM 1141 

All Typ»» P«rmon»nt Wov»i 

And All BtMMf M 

HELEN'S 

Beaufy Safon 

rtKMANINT WAVINO 

iCALP- TRIATMINT* 

HAIR TlNTIH» 

PACIALt 

•fh St. at Ctntral Av. • Phem 0935 

OHN SON'S 

Naw Ownir Managainarit of 

MURA NEWTON 

r 2IHC EYH.Y MAUn AID 

0*M 841 A,b«ry Av., 

DREW'S HAIRDRESSING 

COWPLSTI MAUTV SERVICI 

by ANDR£W and CLAIRE 

BURY AVENUE PHONE 2694 

LAOY'S 

CERRUTI 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

IN NEW LOCATION 

1019 WMt AMIIM ^^PWMTfiM 

If f lAtJT KXreKIENCB 

»t So'tibck. 'r«dw, 

tho Mitt 

n m wui hold « 

-i> oh ttoUnm 

FIMT PKfMYTItlAH 

Wh if ^Wta! 

fiBi ttt. UK 

••••! "The Demon «f D«Jectlon- 

•iM a, BL-Sonitar School for the 

Whoto family, WllUam V, W— 

general superintendent. Your 

can afford to Ha a lot of tM»», 

hut not Hw itudy of the Male. 

I0;4B a. n.—Onaa Meditation. 

11 a. m—Morning WonrtUp Nuntry 

for pratAgol cblldreo la tha 

church house. 

•;» p. m—Intermediate and Bentar 

OirMlu EndeaYor. • 

7:30 p. m,—Organ MsdHrtlon. 

V4» ^ e l W l | M 

•age: "Ohrhl the LordI of fclrcum. 

stances" The choir under Uie dlrec- 

Uon of Mrs. Marlon Trout Murphy 

will aing at beta aervien. 

f M a, m^chun* School conduct- 

londay— 

nd Dr Paôr anrf llti, C*H W, 

8 p. m—Atlantic County Christian Water, paitor o* St.Vohn'. fdMtna 

Endeavor "Barbecue Picnle" at Suva Church, Mayf^r, Phll^telpl,!.. Paatw 

Orove Fart Can lean church. Webefa aatMm, "The PrHgar. 

Wtrtnaiilaw 

Seran, «OotaB or Cotmngf-^ The 

ff« p. m—Midweek "•Iota Study Mo, "Mow Bairtttlfol Upon the 

Hour". The pailar continues a uerlea mmtmm*, arker. fllBrta W«n, 

lit studlea, "Parable, of Christ". You•aprane, 

a p. ni,_.WoniHi^ Aaeslatl 

men and women, are cordiMly iavit. tunday, Avavat II— 

•*• B:i0 a, m. —Sund 

fit S t >L_f-. famil 

10th tt. and Cmtral av. dent 

Rev. Prank F. Adlar, t.TJM, Paitar „ " 

eciAN CITY AAPTItT 

e p kef Dr 

St ThmKglc.l Se^S^, 

»«" ^ 

V*»«0 tae Hn>e taae W y«r, 

Sermon, "TUe Lost Chanc.", Pastor v *^" • . M Us highest figure Pernw*! ip- 

Adler The Solo. "F^th, Only Ksith", " " ' ' " ' "' "-*--* 

Oslnes, £dltl| Evans, Eontraltos 

Si4S a. Bi,—Church School. Classes W# •• nu-ûntor qbufeh for boja |00o. compared with 13MM0&OJXM 

for all «g«a, MurMlv tsrough Adult «nd «lrU conducted by Mrs. HUa- Mr the prevkw* month and imooo,- 

D#partm«iu, TtaMî ajwajfg w«l. beta fty dawaataini, 000*00 for M«y, i»56. 

come; atteadaaes* eardi given. Special 

Cathedral nims shown in all De- I —_-.-- TV-- ; r—: r^ ,- • 

partmenu during the Instruction I NOW LoCtrtmd On ffl* MalnfaiM 

y^^'W^W'WWev'lK '*«. I" '• •*••• '*"• !P«MBBWa»«Btt1«^*Mr-'*«a»**.-- .'.-•• ;•.. 

men. The MR DoooW (1 Don, Mi- 

ter of St. PaulVi Lutheran Cfaureh, 

Ardmore. Piu. »B| DMw Svatua. 

Uon of Lite". The Anthem, "Think 

On These Thinas", Mueller, the 

Chancel Choir, ^ Thm Solo, "I Will 

Un up Mine Eyes", WooJer. jaaanette 

parby^SJWtej. • |»- Eplrtler» 

Corinthian* I0:H3. The Co«pel, Luke 

'ICilf. 

! 

The Church.is aJr^candiUonM . 

throughout for all services, free 

parting at corner ot IMU ft, and 

rf 

IMh *>• mtf WatM a*. 

Vtry *•*, JttuH fc.rttHX.maw •. 

Ovyt., PactM- 

Miilti 9M, S, 8;1I, MitO and 

liijo a, m, 

OpnftMlMS on Saturday—4 to 5:30 

and T:M to » p. m_ 

IMlr Man at 7sM a. m. 

y 

MaatM—SiW an« » a. m. 

Confcsalons on Thuimday btfore, 

4 to 5:30 and 7:30 to ». 

• • • 

OUIIN OF MARTVM CHURCH 

tad *t and Atlantic «v. 

tUNBAVt: 

Manes 6:30, 8, B:1S, 10:30 and 

U:M a. a. , 

Confeukina on Saturdayi—4 to S;M 

dWKii 

Plrat Friday— 

WiliiaWaWatVTnuraday 

* to 8:30 and 7.S0 to 9. 

OUR LAOV M 1MB 

CeUNHL CHURCH 

(•afwaaa PiM^nt Avwto* «a1 Cat* Ml 

PLBA*ANTVIU.I, M. J. 

Panwriy an Mi Rm*. O»an CHy ., 

! MAD1 CIRAMIC* — mm — MAPKim — nfiTUHU4 

St. John's Lutheran Church 

10TH AND CENTRAL 

TN Rav. Frank P. Adlar, S.T-NL, PMta-r 

FKf B f ARK1NS IM and Oaaan Ava, far Chorea wid >und«r Hwl 

SUMMB SUNPAY MORNING SEHVIC^ 

•lAoNi PASTOR ADLBW 

9:45 A.M.—THi CHURCH SCHOOL 

AftandaNca Cartn) gNpi to VWtort . 

11:00 A. M—THE SERVICE 

tlWHONi THI RtV, DONALD O, DOLL 

Mr, and Mrs. Paul H. Wall, Mlnlttry 

•fMutie 

Jtinpatta Darby StalMt, SoteUt 

Church eotnptowly air eondl»lo«»d for all MrvlcM 

Sf. JOHN'S CHAPa 

MTH A Wen* AVENUE 

MS A. Aft—CHURCH SCHOOL 

11:00 A. M._THi SERVICE 

•••MQN! THI RIV. CARL W. Will* 

ItMU M, Aditr, Orflanhf 

ity of Beirut hi Syria. 

. teas Sanpahire, 

GHURCH 

OF THI 

REDEErVVEg 

Raw. Jahn Craig Raak, M, 

Racier 

MB Holy GMHHunlMi 

9:M Church 4dbo«l 

;c»a#B« Flrtu aa Ifi. LRa at 

SMrM ahMM aWin* 1M, sthM 

ALL WILCOMI 

11Q1 Y' TP 

THE EPISCOPAL CHUlfcH W 01 

invitt you to worship wMtVW? 

3 Scrlico* avary 5undoy 

11 AM. 

Tha RMI rorrait E.- 

Mr. Jo^t* D. Paria 

Ocean City ^ Taberncicje J 

Assn., Ocean Citl^:^^: || 

78TH SEASON AUGUST HTH 

9:00 A. M. »m) 11.-00 A.M. - IDeMTICAt SLICES 

NEW OCEAN CITYTABERHAOE, WESUY AVC. 5tfc TO 6Hi STS. 

(MICHANICALLY VEMTItATED) 

SPEAKER: 

Pastor, TtM LwlharM Church of Hw Holy trinity, La 

7iio I^M. - STRAW mm WALK " 

9th AND THE BOARDW 

SPEAKER: 

4- • 

Dr. William R. Cannon 

* • ' • * 

«

w*"-* 1 **" 

iit^î:\;iy,iS'GiSM 

^^^rlrntri Too, Alutf ftîSsEm 

HOUSE 

I GROUP 

OUT!! on RDX 

|f MINT ^.75 0 

• • THOMPSON'S 

NTERIOR 

SAMA-TOKE PAWT 

W. T, GAMS « SONS 

MUNT — WALLfAPM 

ACCOWWIM 

IM I «row iMMlim Uk» 

j*wn»Dtdttrla«the 

|pto)m«it, but with -------- 

I this wV~ltr~ymir Income tu 

j*ifM iW liMsesHft *•*•** 

'ay */««/• Sam lrw«.»«M*M Pawns 

partWilarBr Imporunt 

Tan AnwtaB mlMtoMrif* were 

of Jfhov.h'. WttnasMs, reported this 

you will gm| M40 fee*7« Dwty T 

safety ware outlined yatterday hy half a mil* to {MM a ew tf»r*Un« oo J, 

Keystone Automobile Curb In aonver at HO oi*h.; with onomlnf nUtte, the > 

to the question: llow many feet of that dlitanoe would he doubled to teeardl 

Uens brousht aMoul by 

dent an iWrUiinn^^lM *•*•

'5 7 s " 

* • # LANtAflTM 

pit Cocktail 

Pfaeapple ifa? 

Bel Moitte Peas 

Sliced Pineapple 

Whole Creen Beans 

! • • » » • 

fiti mnr 

2-37 

e Juice 2t?Jf 

Devonsheer Bread CNMM 3r II 8 

WBWl-sloMttoJute 

yata\~Our Ffiiist Quality 

ixtra 

HMI OUiHS «MtMtM ••«,,., 

W«c«/«- grind Sliced LurichmeM, 

Coofced Sifami 

Stock 

W 

fcaAhdi Fillet *-*-• 

ftar-Kfef Tana Piss 

Tuna Casserole •-** 

to tomtom 

Actii4 Prish Seafoods 

ff«« AIM fiiifcr 

Fillet Pert* - 

**»¥.,

- * * • ' 

• r Sil 

ST. PIER 

m M uviLWM 

W f l A REAL SAVING 

Upper Township News 

traffic and fir* Hazarab 

las' nfi 

f y hy gt and Di 

r * w ortgtoaUng in Ocwn City—Senior Studio photo 

MB. Uremo Elected 

fnterim P-TA President 

! ITFHt TOWNSHIP 

, Lamue of Tuckahoe was elcclcn u 

jJ*m the uoexpired lerna as preslacnt 

of the Upper Township Parentleacher 

Association, 'following lh« 

iHWMtieti of Rjimand William, of 

Bettits's Point, who has beun trans. 

rn. Amlrew Yo 

PwM, S«ond Gra 

ttwted !o fiU Mr 

thole m ftita on ejuwaalve neat enfleaalve plwptfi 

ppettBlt* by He NatleBal Safety —— 

Council, 

Heat eraaUM and fetal Mjuuf 

sveNxpeaure lo IUB or Ulteat 

Mat, Hut «lap»*>rc caused by «x. 

Mralvi IBM of sail from *• *P^» 

throuih peMpiMUon and are llenfr 

Bad by cramp* in (he abdomen and 

In arm and tag muscles 

Heat e«hiu»tlon—whleh docBl't a|. 

ways accompany heat eramp»—Mi 

these symplonu: paleness, athtU*, dli- 

Itncsa, inuscii, abnonwii iweiUiii, 

rapid ind shallow brteihlBf, rlpW 

and weak puU«, weakiWM, bilew. 

normal temperature and akin either 

hot or cold and clammy 

Unconsciousness and pomible de.ilh 

nay result in aevers catca, the Csun 

ell saw, 

"« v > exertion in aBnormaiiy high | 

Most susceptible to iie&L îekjtt^s 

are persons not used to high temp, 

'cratures, thMe in poor health or 

previous >un*crers from it, jteru's 

how it can be prevented: 

1, Avoid alcohol and ire «u!m. 

Instead drink LDO! natcr and citrus 

Schwab Tops 

Guard Oarsmen 

Wins Singles Crewn 

in 1000-Yd. Race 

UMs. Mrs, Lorrnio is ilLso j , 

M tt« ME) 

1M ' T •mill ij Lppw 

THI. 

p iprclil oftnn ea US 

g« M.1 

f M»j County Council of Parents ' Bob Schwab ii the champion oar!. 

Teachers vice president, man of the Oeean City Boach Palrn! 

s^tatiBents of standing egnunlt. • fiver the i.tMiO yiiril diManri', iitnin. 

"^ f«r Ihe rlirrunt jear lull that nsiikinu Wednesdny nmiit 

Hmw eumpleted and the* will ;«hen he survived eliminailolis and 

E m AKUIivt iCijion Monday ', (apturcd tile final heat in rstt!, tor 

mm. Auxuat m, in the home of ll,l d«kln« in at 

«t» a feeupK- 

«• ; i. ulutl!s I" *•• follow ud bv 

J Hl ": n "i and IUJ: Hujiell. in that 

iiie 'flitr, Pewhln managed fifth pOsl. 

„-„ tran m tho final heal, while Spam. 

yjr»i.j riiMup in wvenlli position, 

thm En,enhardt, ckean city Ilieh 

*» r «n7 3 i| 1C " ! '" S: ' S *•"* wa * s ««" ' 

;|.,r •. l '»rry_»»-aj-nc third in ti,,. 

Bj, virtue ul ,,!,. victory, Stliwai 

u..« *'" fepre^m own cily'i, - 

r>h,| "irul in the Margate CII.V "- 

, rirvs later this monih. lie 

• »»ti North in the South Jei 

?gUdrd ttWfnljfiiinf fcii - -* ** - 

liie«da; tvcninii. u 

".! i » " "n lor Oi i an fit v i 

*.h p i-ient 

"ril^Bap 

Ourrt on thr mr,,hn,, 

Miss. Hum, Pj«hl». ,. 

. al Ukeland, 

N I W O a 'LANS 

' demand (or oil by |B8f 

t* expect tm. United"„„,„-, 

Ur* *'I1 ^ 

Vwna ami 

s «PpiJln>l IIJIOO.iMio 

«, -i- f°r«« 

; GIGANTIC SELECTION 

TO CHOOSE FROM!! 

fOYS ' 

JUST ARRIVED LATEST 

OA/rtE OF ALL KIND! - NA 

^ imyAiw 

j^*WIIIHold A# PUMIMM(SfMrfj 

OF ELtCTRIC 

- M(x»r»- 

SUMMIK 

FUHNHURE 

Drastically 

ALUMINUM STACK CHAIRS 

.. Jfmtt *»««.l», Val«* *«, f#J$ 

(Veu'». tetn Them MvertMM Mr 

mil 

*MJ» H the INaUr 

TYPiS NEi/BR $ 

'i»f-

. ^< 

•* V 

; a 

©f Som«« 

Plmmim 

iattnMaV-l* tfc* YaeM UMMHlw Bos Supper will «• 8OXBM8 POINT—TiwOrwn Thumb David Gran, Mrs. John Din.' Mrs 

"-"- L ~'- wnlw tfco Ml vM if KM wl* to guke • fliiltan ana ttla WM* WUWBICM jante. OUM, 

W b. toor, mOMttforjDid w aw turn DM kH MM M M Utt minmtr — 

-f Jfc *«*** ^3^2225 a SS£ as«VM1 Hilt Team Defeats 

AmooB ota*. Matting 

Lhf Details of 

5th Flower Show 

Tne snotr win be open to the pub 

Mld -' °" er the «>** uers beat their 

I 17 14 

• House Plants there will be two 

I many of M M Commodore. 

Itkeirwtvw. Sunday afternoon after fashions on our own models and we unoer norucujnire, the clases CAUSE BAB BATH 

** ISS: *" tnlnk w *•»• « of tne ben In wul ""«!«"* Annuals, Fwenniala. B|. CAUM '°* ***** 

)s-... - -—•- J2~ !KS*** ful ** Ul " •"••««• ran** n « wUI be £,"» ta Jt_ TteDe »* Cornu, Jteies, Ber- , "Wow do you «j 

]pm_ "* •"• »"•• City wyi re. aurpricea and we know you will be •*•* **"«» »"* Sbrubi. Vegetables fl sUyinji late i 

forrouuraeaaM., iner*-tor «. iw of ««rvail "£!!??*,.. "Wten h-*am« ; 

i ' Tt» uanal ninn-r ihH. « i_ ta i 1 ** 1 "* »«». ry rapidly. -iS!?" *^" U , W " """P" 11 " « ne ' e«Uetf out, 'Is ths 

l'iJir".ilL?'L?" l S?J-r > "T'^ 1 re your husb 

l tne dub?" 

? £! . , , classes of BduaUon and Conserva. my husband's nanu 

10 Uninjured In 

Shore Rd. Crash 

MM. Edwin Heck Is flowM show «#»«*• If • •«•• w* - 

chairman and Mrs. Robert Blackm.n Q__ rar UBMI* at 

i* president of the sponsoring rtub. ^ ^""^ "l^" 1 

Others serrbnl on the i 

Mrt. W, Stoddsrd Oray. Mrs, Chsries | • 

S," J-i n **f. Wednesday night at Lin. Following the impart the Simp. 

Maude Siropkins, 81, of 187 

chawed wieh rnkMH drivlntf, 

av, and Mniek the right rear fender 

us In the reoderim tyli»Vly A :SBR 1 CRASS 

Tartan e ^ ^ 

Tartan WAX WANS 

Tartan PEARS . ,'. 

TEACHER: 

TOMMYi 

"BvMwr, an'cte 

FROZEN 

TARTAN LEMONADE , 

TARTAN PEAS . 

TART AN PEAS * CARROTS 

SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTBl 

HUNT 

DOG FOOD 

MIRACLE WHIP 

SALAD DRESSING 

pint jar 33« 

quart jar if e 

NBC 

WAVERIY WAFERS 

KWIK rittr 

Ha who koafM hh> 

mind on hit work, 

te who (napa Mi 

fOM crazy. 

UNCLE 

FAMILY MARKET in BARQ/ 

COMPLEtllY 

Cboiway • 

laMM: 

HHfC^ 

UNCIC 

LAKl 

CINTRAL AVB4UC 

if- 

« 

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rr 

"of Hi* Famous 

and Baked 

With Butter 

AST 

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J&6E.7 

m? 

Z:SB&SBSB 

I ed out that hymns and church-music 

next type of church music 

ir,r_,Jt under dbcuy .the 

[•peaker was the spiritual. Nobody 

really know* whore these cam*from. 

J Bit real melody Juji seemed to grow. 

II was harmonized with good ta«e 

lby*the saftEns'atid Bevs* sMeomei 

unpopular. i One of the leaden in 

I IM spiritual field was Harry tturjeuh. 

I Con-inuing the Itn-roe. Mr. Ashiou 

dHCDHed the various special nuilc 

'which follow* through the church 

uaasga ^ ' r ^ -•» -i- — — jg^- 

T 

Chuixh Music 

- < t •, . 

year. Starting with the 

- and continuing through 

•Nativity. Lenten. Pwitetty 

and Than&iginng, he 

kd.varspua number* relating to 

•MMIC •riMto 

eoriW at Cl 

•At* rath Look* UP to Thee" u 

, _.-«..«! wtnl ta U> show w*ys 

I of relieving the monotony of hymn* 

afl^S^njmefU 1 tnrougboat the program group 

nChiat *•» featurad Mr. -Aahton 

CMMd by nla&ng aaveral personal 

experiences durjnaj Mi career in 

church Mule. 

The urogram ma recorded by 

' 

Mrs., frank Xattisewa to toe used 

through**! tb* year Iff Mr*. David 

. .Jasiscdtfte fact that Hall and-her eotosatttce when they 

I the audience must sing fat unban, call on shut-in* of t)» eomsnanlty. 

|*J h r jrten free nccompasd- Devotion* were Jed. by Jin. Join 

Mawhlnaey, who (poke on ttM Book 

Til* *xplaIiHdth*«rrDf»- of Psalm*, the mwie of tha HM* 

Mrs. frank Taylor was JMataes c**iryn«a> 

*r. iT*e"y only one point and anything 

can happen in the final race. 

«aat at cfaaractan In 

nshlosi show ha* baan : 

WaUteeoui on 

5pMt NfQhHy in 

Jhree dolphin. 

NWIIMI'II Sky Open N«xt 

ojt ttw autslde, (Mrtlenlarb/ eat 4t» pouBd*. 

I Anton Shoal*. Martin iutae From Htcetmam 

fatfranantly and only on rttty rt A m eooMt J» vlalM* In the Plans ar*i being fonnulaUd IV 

a few flfcrtalo «aDa Quvlyw and 

«•» atfwui. nia naoMint la nude •Idea over' tha raaort, amordlns to sUto and Atlantic City oatklala for 

been MbarUd to 

•» Wat pWMtta oar h««r admlatlon* Jaaea 1. McKeon, amaMur aatranomar 

**eaUonln( praianttr at Somthe 

formal opening m Hmtaajbtr of 

l 

of tha wkool 

«ra Point 

tha AtUnUt CHt Marina, New J«r- 

tntroet poititad out that In many Mr. McKeon and hU wife reported acy's nawaft and moat nwdatn yirtht 

and Jttlilor, 

W taatancta f chUd wUl aAnit a wn>n«- that tha comet can be teen any tttmi baaln, aoaordlnr to nnmialaslmif i> 

of Y«*.. 

dotag to nb t*«*t*r, but will deny eight directly helow tha cup or the scph R Mdun, of th» Mar Jersey 

•ay «nut when awtVontad by v*r- big dlp«*r. n can be aatn bf look- Department of Oonsenratlon and Beo- 

aboot oaci Meek 

wcraout 

•nU. Tub, he add, ha» c.med Ing toward tha north at an eyeJevel 

EMILY paxvnta to accuae Uaaen and fMul- elevMtoa of about 30 degrees, they tKmk! Devalopment. 

If you want to «aicn 

. aaaaar Cttdk Jr. 

ty nwmben of lyln* about tbelr rpport 

The marina, «hen eamntatcj). 

rockftah last week. _ ; ^ 

children and protecutlng them un- 

nccontmodate ISO yadMa. At ptasan*. 

tin pounds, tat auncoa and «kp ofear 

I ITMRT nMenarlly. 

The comet appwenuy u a new one then aVe 73 slips available tot boat* 

Wthl 

In the orbit. It* tali, stretching out ranging m length from »0 to 17* 

3t^rot 

IRVINO 

Tba iMMTd Mid It would.take the behind It million* of miles indicates feet. 

nutter up with tha adminbtratlon it ia travellnt westward toward 'tho On Hie basin side of tha adi 

•Uta.m.t offlciili of the adKMl and dedik sun. according- to Mr. McKeoh. litratlon building, there Is a landing 

amaB cast, m daa anded 

three 

what ctepa to take on Ua continuance The astronomer uld that when stag* and a SB-foot boanlwalk. 

the lllh, Jto. . 

or rejection. 

i bathr 

the comet has passed the sun and Other facOttlas for the eonvaalanea 

Pa., webjhed In a four 0«Wd W 

is on Ita way to completing It* orbit of the yachtsmen Indu'de: electrical 

^reported aaotofloun- ounce flounder at teaaosttT*. Tb* 

In. *• • p.m. OCIANIC HOTSL ttUMT the ail will duns;* positions and baand 

TV ouUeU for aaeh berth; w«*ar. 

Md the bmea and dos- S*HIM dty ftufli KrvssMsT vt Xtsst44oik 

seen in the past of the comet. ' Ice and fuel. When additional funds 

' .outside lust week. field and Jhn Adaaai of Ocean Cttr 

Mis* Julie TtoMn, or Philadelphia. Mr. McKeon said that the comet Is are appropriated, a l-S0tear parking 

; j !*,*«• tnrt- broutht m W blues woajtunf Da- 

Pa., I* vaotUwlng at the Oceanic traveling at a rate of about B0 mOes lot and heliport will be added. 

' Campo'i "Helen 

an4 . t" thraa tUuaV Isnyd• 

Hotel. 

a second. However, the comet Is so Yachtsmen may be paged M boors 

t good, 

slasd flounder OreelHiwatt of faniaauMm aboard 

far out in the universe that It ap- a day through amplifiers located on im «ut Hgfer . . . Everybody the outboard -Put" aMatd M DUM*. 

pear* to be Immobile, even at this) tne Individual piers. Taxis and rent- ita to ket iato the act. AloQ*T aU welcHinc about M4 pound*. 

tremendous speed. 

al cart are readily available. The ~\ trim "d Campv was Campa'* 

Mr. and Mrs. McKeon are avid in sheltered harbor Is accessible during Jffi if. tfc* «tf» hronght bock From John Hoffstutt's slaaa Bar- 

their hobby a* astronomer*, and have all weather and at any time of the • " ie flounder. ber Marina nm tn* racalta «f the 

telescopes and measuring liutru- year. 

_ . parry Uahteap, John marina-* Arat annual trolUaar tMtrnamenu 

on their farm outside Tren In addition to tha Atlantic City Mint* MRS) »on Ba«er and Dough mant hcM last w*tk end. Or. Kuans, 

ton. They are vacationing here a; Marina, the State of #ew Jersey op- ' rMMrted a catch of 1» Unfa Upper Darby*** first with • WH 

600 Bay av., Somera Point. 

erates three other marinas located at apaU caught hi Balnbow to Pound dolphin. Bees* Jordoo waa 

Forked River, Leonardo and Point 

•eeond with an ft* pound dotpfaJn. 

Pleasant 

.. . 5taax»k and party aboard Hay BaUey. Couinaawwd, waa «#it 

ah* ^lane n«pday get IM Hue* with th* Ur*e*t tuna, and Um Off of 

rangMc between lit and three Urarood toot: the prise for the W 

est Mua—three pound*. W» boat 

OMCHI Avonu* 

• • • 

with the moat /bm waa the -LonnVs" 

M Flabert and M» Kanffman's 

owaae tr IBI Yatnf ef Matnrn. 

at Fourth StrMt 

0d» |kunn«r" out of Aochorti 

The total waj IM Huaa. Art H»ny 

PMB hid four Mod days of fUfalng 

from Margate aiagfed a BtraMMM 

bonita. 

On ttw »Ui tbe mm ef Lew 

Shanmack, Noratou Sharpnack and 

Godfrey Harrlaoo from Columbus, 

and Mart Ropp of New York Ctty 

caufht MO blues. The next day, 

O. S. Johnson fllMaMar City. W. J. 

iostr, dan ScCumaM. 0. M. i^»r, 

ram MwdMkera and N. 1. Borlne, 

fwnavyie, retorned from their deep 

Ma Mcnnkn n with N blue*. 

On the 11th. William and 1MB 

Austin, Woodbury. William Harvey, 

renklntown, and jamea Goren and 

Ml Patton of Philadelphia .„... 

aboard the "Tide Bunner* and boat 

ef 47 blues. Weight ranged up to 

% Entered In 

Lake Tourney 

9f*H# to Dahnil 

Local Hmt Crown 

'of W to slated M begin 

In the annual Harvey 

a tennis tournament 

i Ocean City Tennis 

, T lobnson, dlrtctor, 

tin, trthe largest group ever 

ate hi the local chjunplon- 

(ello, iMt Wrt winner 

ttm *a toSoo Field Club will I* 

back Is de£nd nta UUe. He wffl 

hive ismMUlen from IMS winner 

UM «Wf •! the nUadelptt 

Ufle Ctpb. 

Bob pAler of the Jbddon Pleli 

Club, has wen the tournament tw< 

years hi the past and will be out 

for another try. Newton Meade of 

UK CyMoi Hub and ranked It lu 

U»e miaift states, U Mwtber of the 

too coniettanU. 

T»» mare netmen who win be 

strong contenders are Dave Kurr. a 

format Dartmouth player, and Howardftoknes. 

HMmea won tne tournament 

once in the past. 

The event starts tomorrow and 

in run for three week ends and 

conclude Labor Day. Tennis equipment 

wul be awarded a* prises. This 

toumaaant I* held every year at the 

Tennis Club and l» named after the 

duty* founder. 

Patnm* 

on th* Ckth 0 


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icials Stand 

" to Continue 

ht Parking Ban 

n (te|Mt Suggattion* For Changes in 

lotions; Sswar Exttnsion Project it 

rtad Stalled en Financing Method 

% commissioners Friday devoted 45 minutes of 

inthly meeting explaining to interested citizens tile 

Esmnn Mid th£rc Is pop. 

Hi uniting the properly 

I IM problem Is ana of 

imnce, Ht reminded the 

• that a petition on the 

resented two yean ago, 

Iward B, Bowker noted 

ty bus iniic application 

—• of Navigation. StatB 

if CiHiservallDii and 

Development, for $50,000 

fund* for • dredgltii pro- 

> lagoon area of the bay- 

ni, wliMi art uiMar toncurnntty 

by Slat* Ba- 

•ffldalt an# the U. «- 

ibM af MM •ntranon Mr, atlslnaar hat BNHI 

17th st. and tM> Itth I t»d by tt» PnMaMfal IM 

nkcr uld that the Mate w In Llnwood an* MIHvnl.. 

i a counter propoM] that 

i »t«te-aid fund* be made 

It the city agrees to put 

dltiotial HO.0O0. The city's 

11 be ujed to cover the lap 

Jglng part of the overaU 

an answer to the dty'i apis 

expected In September. 

d out, however, thai the 

ipUcaMan for fln«ncl«l a»- 

"the lagoon drafting pwo* 

m»de to the Male ttaree 

*',' s*-*ta*> 

CITY 

Telephone DIM or 03*5 OC6AM CITY, NIW iER«T, TUiSOAY, AUOUtT 30, IMF 

Appoint Two on 

Gty Agencies 

Probe For Signs 

of Arson in Big 

Wildwood Blaze 

11 FliMiian Traatodr 

WhIU FigriHng 

Bayfropt Infome 

WUdwood public safety officiats 

this week are probing pg 

th the origin rii of' f' a spectacular t l 

general alarm Are which early 

ten in regard to the proposed sewer system exten-Friday 

morning destroyed a 

Ight parking, and -dredging of the 17th st. lagoon. two-block ana in the heart of 

n Mlntok, of JM W, ITth —• — - * — the commercial fishing district 

I of prnparty owners on _, v ^.a, 

Ugoon, Inquired of the DlMCtt N»W Offk* 

•t Ottens Harbor, resulting ID 

it (Upa, M any, an be 

approximately 9100,000 loss. 

•r the mouth of the la. 

OffidaJa Saturday quoted William 

Bating posntbk. arson In the -blew 

wttah dtstiwed 350 feet of pier 

k pUniarf Mt Itat Hi. 

owned by tin. OK Flshl-nnens As 

n cf •lit b «f tuA pro- 

socladon. eatuuBWd two butt at I 

their moorings and damaged three I 

other craft tied to the wharf. 

• Wmillion inv.rt«f In 

.. Ht tankt. 

Police. Saturday quoted William 

Westbcrby, watchman employed en 

the docks, as hiving seen a small 

firs on the north end of the Installn 

tlon. He said he ran for a half Mack 

Is obtain a Jin extinguisher, and : 

on his return found the area mm 

pletely abtate. 

WooH 

Zonin 

4)Mlf 

ssliifi an various lo> I 

the projected Increasesystem 

wDI aMorb the) con- Court tut week at hearings Mre, 

in Mat, 

wmmhwlancra "piled that the 

• no authority In the mitter, 

not aware of what methods of 

UK will be used. • Mayor Bowit 

this la a matter aMhuhraly 

n the Sewer Co. and the Mate 

of Public Utility Conmlukm- 

mayM- aaU that Hw yMitv 

mv sffkUh pill prtMM ttwlr 

•f OnMKlntj to MM HN. 

will 

Group Studies 

Sewer Proposal 

@umt HeuM Assn. 

weak Mian delving Into the pro- 

*zmM. .jptsrasfiiraSS 

jsfiirSS 

m *i nmm. hanflni In awaiting acUon by ofnring 

a conferenee with utll- flttals af th* Ocean City Sewer 8erv- 

•di lart March when tenUUve Ice Co. • 

and proposal, wen Introduced, Al a meeting Thursdnj- evenlnf, In 

». 

y 

but 

odlclaU 

refrabwd 

ataMdttwawNVM 

from taking a We 

the Amerlcm 

Uidar tha 

Legion 

direction 

Rone, 


the^s-" 

jrrea 

on the propo«d fltwnd*) plan •auar to dctennlpe the status of a 

• gottnd Hut It l« > nattar PlJUwed wpUeatl«B toy Ua^lawer 

!e roc. Service Co. to the State Public Utfl- 

Ita Um», It was proposed Mat Jtjf Commission ftr an Increase In 

U 10* I 

UM occuptner. tJ* IMM 

"> from rWUdfiahla. wtwtre 

committee, reported tha^ the group 

ittrnad Mday Uat the utIUty bat 

not y.t nud* any lormal appllctlon 

«»• rat* lncrUH. It was learned 

that tba company U rtlll pnpnrBi 

data and Mures to present In an 

Th« Mr* «rupt«d near rwa HJM 

fjallen tanka sf fval Ml and •*»• 

Una lor Hie BsaM. FlrafMn can, 

^sntraMs tfielr Afforfi Is ka#p the 

HMH away from the tank* ts 

avert MplMlana, 

Fin offlelaU estimated iM,0oa 

damage to the pier Installation. Tile 

Homestead Chorus of the V. 8, Steel Her. employed In a wide varlery ttf Job* 

boat Patsy, owned by Herman Han 'Corporation 

for a free public con. The ilnging •teelmaken in prev- in the u. a. Steel Homestead Wortu. 

•on and valued at *16.000, was nm> 'cert 

on the Music pier, loui yeam have given two seoshori Among them are the four ahaant 

pletply destroyed, u was the Anna "" -•—-•- '- »~- -...»"— •••- «-, perfornuiieeh one In Atlantic City above tuning up lor the concert, 

S,. owned by Kenneth, Jesse and Mrs, shlng touch 

i and one here, Thl« time the Oeean They ., rrom left, Mil ConUft, How- 

Ann Shivers, valued at the une Mil be of u 

. City appearance will be their only ard Summers. Ed Cherniefc and BIB 

ncert In the area. 

nsne, i 

Ike tea Bird, owned by Carl 

Hokonson, suffered HAM damage! , County Legion EUcts 

UH Brrna C, owned by John Carlson. ' 

mÛtnetl tSMO damage, and Thurs- | 

too KendrMaon, owner of the Elizabeth, 

reported about 11,400 damage 

t» hta boat. 

Tlw Maw, •aMtarataa] by Mpla* {i 

kit HMl|M Mltht m the MM ^ 

The Council urged stronger night- 

time enforcement, including a re 

queit to all county medical e\»mlners 

and coroners to determine 

whether alcohol MI a factor in ev. 

fry total accident. 

The group alM recommended a 

if cltUens 

Homestead Steel Makers Prepare For Their 

10th Anniversary Concert Hmrm August 25 

This will be the 10th anniversary day evening, August IS, which will Directed by William H WUkenaoB 

vuit to Ocean city by* the famed be known ss musburtfh nay at tho (he chorus comprises men who arc 

PeuatoesTwo 

Caniziare Commander Marine Court 

nl», Cape, May, vice 

tg. Warning notices 

permitted .emitted under uader present pre.eM law. Uw. = ' îT&.^^rvlee'offi-- * 

Tha CMIIKII also call** tar ra. The committee announced Inn, 

nmtii Hnphasls an wWtat pra. r.Blstration forms for the national 

•runt, partkularly twclilnf saftrf convention in Atlantic City on Sc-|i 

in HM sAaali, NMh athaal alriw. tember 18-17 are available from C, 

ina frakilna and araarams far in. Edward Town, of Ocean City, 

Raturns From luropa 

Hiis Carolyn Cane, daughter of Mr, 

..nd Mrs, LouU W. Cane, of 8SS0 

Wesley av,, returned recently aboard 

the queen Mary from a seven-week 

tour of Europe, Miss Cane will enter 

her Senior year at Hood College, 

Frederick. Md,, this fall. She ia majoring 

In English 

Cono^f** Candidate lii Capital 

Mfi thtr weliM of the Marine) 

*• State 

PI6«»LRt. 

Crash Injures 

2 Girl Visitors 

Driven Arrested 

In W.«Uy Mishap 

Two swing girls were Injured and 

two motorists were charged with 

Miss Muhlar Stoits 

Oyty as Srvwordos* 

dragged the Mtto 7 

• SrMrf fotft to «•*# 

lerlli 

Actta« on 

Xtwn the A 

w 

JIM wed to Ui 

tutcd't iaarcb, 

MMMn i 

Sâa fce^«»W 

twmn two notne. f 

Myd, and order** bin to itov. 

The m»n fled «id FeielWyAW« 

•hot IBM th» »if. TlW Mi 

pajwedtht fugitive bptio*t 

5r^»»ray ra, «*W*"hf J 

appeared between twa IIMMaV "' 

M whk* ft** penons wi 

injured, incJwUn* «M 

a, and tMffl« vl*U 

'•BOBd farther thU year 

lts from Hprth Wlldwood, | 

| irrdWbkon. of U W. 18th st_. w. 

pnsvftHu two yean, TIM 

t natters by two rep, 

!nn«d tM fer optratUiff Us bust Jn 

fllcatlon* and pho«o- resenUtiveJ'i)* a group and one indl> battled the eonflaaMUoii for more 

' the proposed projeet war* A (dual t«qmyor, 

than an hour be rot* gaining control. 

at a cenferMMt In TrnusB The commissioners accepted the 

ll between city and Mil* fcrtgnatkin of Russell GraiTlus fron, 

Id the Army Bnglneen, (he Board sf Zoning Adjustment and 

•- a autaNwi a* M ' 

approved the appointment of Met Gov. Appeals 

His successor Mr, Oraffius has taken 

KM naw tunny Harkar la- UP permanent residence In Ft, Laud- 

|| | - ----»---- J^ aj. . _=*. trtata, I FU. i 

IIIHr WfmtWrWMg IB nM 1^^ 

For Safe Driving 

lly e< ttu akuMnt anp- The commissioners lisa approved 

lart, Tfct Ytm and itMi at, the re-»ppolntment of D. Roscoe 

WM, J. CANIIZAHO 

Says Ev^ry CitiMn 

avsa arv nw PFSawny. or -launee 

as a member of the Munki 

WUliani J. Canlaarro. of Qeef 

, rvrlhlH4 HUM 1*mr% •#• pal TennU Commission. 

Muit Cooperate 

Citj. was elected commander of tl.. 

•rv»y L.ktfer flM. 

The latest parking meter report 

Cape May County American Leqinn 

submitted at the meeting flowed a Warning notices by police to » fhursdav night, to Kucceed John Vil 

jeph Ewlnit, at %%Z Central tola of ilBJM,4S collected as oftorlits 

who commit minor violation- icse, of Woodbine, 

lUlrcd into the finanelal ar- August 14, fhk canparea with I1B,. Kefe among several recommenda 

nmdr. Canuzaro was elected at • 

•Ht* ki connection with «• 

of the OMan Clry Sewer Co." 

I Into South Ocenn City, the 

section and other scattered 

necessary legal steps to defend the I Orover C. Rlchmon 

J 

lit ml waters M ixcesslve apeciln. add 1 tolne* minor mM 

crashed into th* (He #f •% mU 

) 

bile while she wat'HdWrsB Mw tide. 

Frank Wlllsrt, of «r ftjean av* w ' 

walk on llortli »t be 

fined t23 on each ,ir two counts 

charging him with operating.« boat 

wllhoiil lighta and nl»o wltHouI iuf. 

lielenl life preaervert. 

/ State ilarhorin, 

Hexon wrn 

-^.rlnii the Night 

rade hv, Beach Tnwofare, 

Rexon at the tme was drtvlng 

h!» Jersey Speed SkiiT, which is a ntlonat 

I'lismplon in Its class ar.. 

which races regiUarty In powerboat 

tnmpetltion at the Ocean City Yacht 

Club, 

Wlllard wan slopped by the State 

Harbor Patrol near dunk on August 

I for running hi* outboard motor 

7 ^ " * 

B|d We 

1 

rge W, Meynr, JL 

Bf the caf '—* 

g out of t _ _ _ 

, '*fhen the girts bUm"crashed lolo 

I the front left fefl4Cr of hU ear,, 

•_ Meyer, priaMMl at OCMD Oty 

tor's ,o«lce fi 

•UlAMTtf l_ MUMkH sihkf injuries 

noted rrom E«»tern Air Mhes 1 HtgM 

attendant trstnlm: iichaoi tn Mianil, 

ni.. and mined her career as * 

sti warden* ; , . k 

ôf pat i j 

ble'loluries liit«naetlaa 

W 

Fellln* uld he 

1 Oinlng rh* "N» L«M 10111 the ar an* 

Turn- tjgn In Ma t*nt*r af IM travaUng at law apaatfa.W 

l»HwaaUlan af Aowr av. anal -O^ 

rt. •truck br ao Mlnutlll Gauhey,te. of gtort 

anal aaM IwraUnt «k»v*h tto air Patroiaasn Jdhn 

la NM aMawalh, w»wr» if sfnttk a mood litrhan ' 

snd wH« waMhw an Aahwy aceMtet, WM 

, to atlaeh lightK, 

ofirapher for the Division of AvU 

ailraBd «aafJD«. 

tinn,, will vi,lt o, City thta morn- 

careless driving as the result of ain;,' 

(Tundayi, 

M MMIa, Pm, •• Satvrdav wan 

collision at ISth st. and Wesley iv. Mayor Edward B Bowker an- ^yag uimmaMiV driMtt slap 

late yesterday afternoon, 

nuuneed yesterday that a welcomlnB ^ ^ MabMaM' as Ik* rasaM af 

Marie Huber, 14, of West Point, committee of city official, and rei>- tY» HIMMI. 

Pa. vacationing here at 2 West av,, resentatlvea of dvle and business 

suffered cuts of both knees, and Sally 

Ford, 17. of Philadelphia, also visit, 

ing here at the West av. address, hall at »JO s. n. 

suffered a Moody nose and a lacera- The Republican candidate I. In tbssign 

aoing west on m It, Into the 

tion of the forehead. 

area making a Whirlwind tour W lbs 

voting districts in Cape May County. 

According to police, the gIrla were 

passengers In an tulo operated by 

Irene M, McCloskey, la, of Orexel 

HUI, Pa., which eoliided with an. fi^cli 4rguai«hf Ends in Draw; 

ether car. driven by Alice S. Black. 

W«U, 4S, of Wllmln«ton, Del. 

' Police reported that the BlactweU Judge Dismisses Two Charges 

tar was proceeding eatst on 15th it., 

slopped at WMley av.. and then p-o. A HaddanilMd own and • local < cn.rgu wMiid aUJbuUn ta 

ceeded out UMo the Intersection. Iwaeb chair •ttjendanj were MsaraC | with a crunuwl record and 

on Wesley av, at about 15 miles an 

lour, police said, MiH McCloskey 

Upon completion ol Hie nve-wMk 

trdinlna couwe In Miami, Mlsi Muh- 

Icr tran»ferred to New Vort City. 

FTOBI there she will fly to many of 

the cities Eastern terns m M stales, 

the District of ColumbU, Canada^ 

Bermuda, Puerto Rico and Mexico, 1 

- — • — 

Farfaaa ts Viail In 

OMan Cny Todtoy 

State Senator Malcolm 8, forbe., 

the RcpuUican candidate for (overnur 

In the November general eiee- 

bom, Mrs. BUekweil aaW she dldnt 

nee Uie other ear until the crash. 

The McCloskey ear struck ihe accused Roaenberger »< u 

other with Its right front and span : Ing tannage In a converaatlo 

It around until It came to a atop hi. wife. : .••-.- -,J..r0 

against a Are hydrant an the northwest 

corner- Polke reported Ml 

MW danHgt to the other vehicle. 

MU. Huttcn 1 and MJSB Vvrd war*' 

nta mr atrmjk Q,, tign H tew ,„ 

y,, »uthwe»t eornm where Mr, and 

Mh Mlcliel Pleffer, ti and M jcars, 

.eapectively, wan walking sooth on 

in, ddewalk at »th st. Bfter masine 

tue IMenaMtaB, 

Police said the sign struck tile pa> 

desMant ut the Us*, liey wan 

< nkn > t o " " ° me * •* ••**• J o b n •• 

Devlne for treatiMBtt Police repart 

t* no serious mm* n» •«. *. 

p ^ 

Surf rd. beasb^. : both ebara«i to preserve the 

tkM, P1en»n 

lnewsed by tn» 

At* Sm& 

m ofHfMonSClk, r«ord offcoth 

w*. ( fa aiMUm. eaaj. Oliver ^*rdc-, Uj, [ 

assault; and tttttuy 

~J j.; , 

"V 

'It* aM 

tumbled through », 

and plonged •bans 

floor below. 

Pat Matan, It of ,-i 

task* thrvugb the 

a*ar UM theatre •• 

hart partly en flM 

partly on a ramp, 'm 

Set. Allan Rl*t«. T '- 

n 

t

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taM nav/Mara j ngilS~GfHte I 

^ a H;«S|sto* 

r 

i" -i •".''S.X'!."'.T j^"f^ 

e. uM ao nail boV 

Sliwpard. ««orttas to Mn Jane 

YM'R atrar mm « bn 

like Ifau—ao wellnuikud to 

diMUe ih«t perfect It •nj Imihia 

tbape J««t and Utt, Men 

Antl OttM-fVMty ii 

p j y *d 

with «ir« rtrai|th »t polni. of ttrtb. 

Mi* ^ mperisr qttO^ mmmMt 

CTi^'W'j's 

W«f it.. .>ouT] lovs it... 

star in the laugh riot 

now wOck Honl*r Mf

1- 'f: 

uuac *• nctaf maOMIa 

|MdAc up 1? pofnu for Ux> day , 

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: ftH MB TM MOAMfWALK 

StAiKTOtrS DCPAJITMINT STORI 

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many others to mention? by Insurance cempanlat, aa iha 

, ' ' * »'••• haa anly a mmail stall and 

The N*mnMa aM dlaNnavMwd raw msmber, »f «,« sl>-m«nl»r 

•Hblnf a*nManw> wha> win In Judanient Fund award. 

^•Istiaui ifJataaaaat'' 

Hi. eaaMtutan Club ear M Me 

pada wan past anadanta, terry On receiving g reports p that many y if Her-mm 

Ray Jahn •Miidn'f make ». ha non-eitlien New Jersey HunearUn r»f. 

waa an •franl IMV.-. ONilam waa ugeei plan to take part In demonlaahint 

aharp at aver, eh, KHf stralionii In New York whon the 

NMiHMa M Mr Narry BallwMr United Nation, debals the Hunger- 

-"•»•*• da« a Mndarfui jab, and tan question from September 1» to 

it MIMM to every (*nt ha "• We gavrrnor mid any group lii 

gat*. At lHt» ha tati a "birdwy." this niuntry l« allowed to gather 

-'— -* •*- -•-, pvacefully. The only trouble is 

„ , ^ , ., snmeone may net excited an" 

| Job of sending 

,, Davl. and 

the 

Love did a .well nll, ,„ 0¥,rt art hr MW 

of welcoming moat of lhi> 

LOBSTERS 

• STEAKS 

• SEAFOOD 

* LIQUORS 

•THI ORIGINAL SHRIMPS LAMA2E 

PHONE AVALON 74701 

RRSTAURANT 

p 

PACKAGE GOODS 

FOR FREE DELIVERY 

Phone IP. 2578 

JOCWORIO'S 

CIRCLE CAFE 

10 MacARTHUR BLVD. 

SMnart Point 

.(I ] DINE in the home-like $tmo$phen 

ôfthi Hotel Hmcom Restwint 

C 

You end you' family will enjoy the cool 

comfort end rastful atmosphere of eur 

dining room.,Qyr food is well prepared 

in our «0Orl«ls, sun|ii kltcrieijs whicfi orrn 

»..••• . |q^r^fflySJO i ^n;fqrfww!»nsMfliO(ji^f• 

' >iOn5 ore 56f>«lbrean'cl priCei brfemoyer- 

», at*, Tber« era S0«c.e( rotes for children. , 

«. Special facilities for luncheons and 

(WiVatt dinner parties. 

Hotel Haascom 

_ ,. . . ped Buaslan peraeeutlon hi their i 

Draw WUI have to walk the doa homeland, the governor was told-by 

What ever possessed George Hurls- „ Munearkin newaoaiM>r ndltor that 

tjfcack to get into the Baby Parade hs" ^kef «Kn'« ^n.?«h,r« of 

wittout a numhor Is beyond u«. He lBe frouPi ,,«ny or whoIq: ,« now 

had Lutruciimu *» to how to con. ubsatlailed with their lot In New Jer. 

duet himself as he walked alonasidc, ^y. «( have no derire lo be. 

?* JL U , m ^ 1 ^ T S l ^ faf "" S ' Wr «»ardum for any group.- he .aid. • 

he was in it not alonBsIde, Municipalltie, whoie raUMei are 

HUM Hantmm Jr. d« such, a nice reduced becaiise of rtate projects 

Job that Sr. will have lo Be on hi. H;,hu, ,hel, border., »u«h a. the 

*S* f ft ln £f u w A sood chip off proBoied wrter Impoundment plans 

«"••'* W 00 "- ...„ _ ... of the LegUUture, are enUtled to 

«uiUen, at lllh si., looked like »ome flnancUI adjustment from the 

•me of those horseii nt the track ..(Me, preferibly of a temporary na. 

who also ran. Rather young in a UTC, the governor said 

way to be so wobbly in such a larye He added he was not advene to 

fashuHt. working out aom« formula to help 

One of the ouWandme thlnK» with surti munieimlitles. especially when 

rrfereno- to the pirade waa a re. |oea| aewlee. must be ncreaaed ba- 

JM* Miaujqr Senntor Jake Crauu £At «f the ^«JMtK ',Wh#r« rMarto 

ftrt Wnmtfl aa ihey rode slonn in ?',&, ar* eontemplated. the governor 

the. Commuters «r. It seems they uid they would beeame multi-use 

and wew Jake Msdnx asked I he Earl revicwlni; for hU classes. stand, un.m instead of prohibited areas. 

lie wanted to take a look at the 

float which he thought •»•• «••• Hi «' of munlfle* ivfftrini •rawlnf paint 

is It turned out It not a kwauaa at ••

"if 

Ju. 

•yt; 

» • M •- • * . 

/*•. "".r *V% 4 I 

the Sgurws in 

or our Biji 

*f ttla 

ive. 

the city's $24,000 is very 

have gbhe up and competf. 

Smeffl 

*V# wen. AM the w 

ALMRT J, JAMfS 

ten of -Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B, 

James, of 427 Aabury »v., wtio Mil 

attend the 123rd annual convention 

or the Oolta Uosiloji mtemlty u a 

deisgiM of bis chapter at the University 

of Ilocnestor, N, V. f. 

Tbe convcnUon will be held at 

MlddJobury Cailtge IB MMMMury, 

VU. from August_m through August 

I. Or. Jams. C. MebMM, *ta of 

that we may be MrtnWttlw am polieymaWne tody su « Chamber of Commerce. 

Chamber of Commerce Joins In 

Provfding Parkway Information j graduated from A sudden rain squall brake tip th 

I highways leading to and from the 

Eleanor LonergaB, MIM Evelyn I 

.«* |A«-u.^.««n;^ri«.r:i^^ Sf^.»1, I Sreue^«aofo 

S,f B _ : taroraation program axe those of -' . 

th» dtaf .J«jmn« Irfnn fal Ms aitver- W"»-. • twu aeOrooni Apumnent. 

to the laws of the state of New Jersey. !• *uch cMCo. 

t Mrf neaj< jihoppiiut center, 

for sale stt puMle auction sa • . .^ -" * 

^KBB IMlasaa of sesaon. Avails at two o CIOCK i". M. or ui«t day at the Tan OfOce, an . . 

Inâald aw, certain iota, tracti or porwu, i,f land WmmfM . 

&S3y «qpp,a 

lpla on oncda Avenue 

The" laid tola, traeu or pareeu of land and real »t«t* will I 

%M«nouat due on each lot. tract or pared of UM 

U Be- added lla propenienale ahare of

«Pr 

ananisji 

11 

^fOWNSHlP— Mayor Jules 

Mve^ all Upper îvnship 

fo practice safe driving 

reduce highway fatalities. 

.„ Ktam received a telegram 

« _ aorarnor Robert Meyner ask- 

la**)* support fa, the highway aafery 

iBMtrana. th the telegram Governor 

Meyner stated (hat -safe driving and 

saie walkmaT are the personal res- 

ponalbDity of every citizen". 

Special officer, of the township 

Tudtoho* Troop 

Now 12 Y*cn» (Md 

_Tb«re are BOW IB registered OMUB- 

,WilHrMBtoii and the appointment 

[of (pedal officers to direct traffic 

at all the dangerous Intersections In 

.the townstilp bn been * definite 

brfwfll both to township residents 

and vacationer*. 

Mayor Klain also announced tint 

•fetx are being taken to secure • 

two-way radio to contact wlih the 

Oeean City police department. The 

iff"** i ?^ a "^ * , one of 

Matthew Sehoen and Haymon 

Adult leaders ire SeoutnuwUr Dare 

„ 8 b 1 & s s Oj jfcggijfjj^ l*€Butiiijk£if»F 

g"* Griaer and Robert Ortner, 

Esntorer Advisor, Bayniond Young 

rr SAeUjBger, dalrm 

Ortnw, Thonus Bla, 

^. Bruce WigBeaworth, 

•"(«» w mwv uiu sen 

the car of Chailes Battenby, 

me special officers, and tor the 

Mence of toe mayor has been 

sent to Ocean CHy officials Tnese 

services wdl ba provided at no 

toss rank, four of the 

- .and the fourth 

Woodbine. If a fifth 

to duritto the k**.- 

it wai i 

The appointment of special officers 

for traffic duty at the Upper Town 

ship Bementary School has been 

made. Raymond Young will be on 

duty In tbe mornings and ~ 

yTattS 

«Bd Ale, 

MJilS^mn&^t?^ 

Doy-, League Bill Teun and there 

have ben no regular Scout l 

sinee summer camp Hum 

Jg 1 """»" 

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ange Student Finds Swiss 

Customs Differ, Ideals Like US 

Alttwugh their customs differ, the I for Just about every decUInn of lm- 

Swias Ban ndtvMnal and national portance, such as building a new 

Ideals Juat about the same as hi the school or a highway, or selling Hie 

United States, Oeean City Rotartani closing hours far cafes, 

and their guests were advised Friday Only males over 20 are legally 

aMi, allowed to vote, but.she predicted 

I ABL = £ la. >*=>_•& lu^ l.-.-..^ Bc^^Â r-i-r -r- 

ed to vote, but she predicted 

» «« n t b* •«»• before women 

th riyf the tnu 

t Hie »in»H Bur- tta* » «« n t b* •«»• before 

given me club. « «r»» the privyefe, the 

by ku Mril •» "«y h«ve here. 

A brief flUmpae of ihe amaU lur. 

opeaD oouniiy wa« stives the club-,— _—--- —.r 

--> — 

— it Flynwath tan by Mtas Muriel a. they have here, 

*fc woo reowUy Mtarned to her The percentage of voter turnout U 

& home after a Mar In surprisingly large by comparison 

-___ a. a totarjT Fdlowihlp will; the United Stales, she reported, 

atmfefrtat the University ©f aurksh, Ui fact, some eommuniUea ton 

Me studied bMogy, | P" 68 on those who faU io_vole and 

Mas Taylor, a graduate of Coillngs. 

wood High and Qmell University. 

represented the tftnd district of 

notary btomaiianal in the world. 

.irP^r 

Resort Thursday 

9 Singing Group! 

at 111* TatMmad* 

Nta* Aoln from ehnnhef hi 

0ce*n City and vicinity will Mrtlei. 

pate Tnorsday na«t In the annual 

wide exAance student program, 

H|e opened Her Informal report 

to the Rotariensin German, which 

••rttsHejid. The other" are 

,jieh and Italian. She said It Is 

not unusual to liear four or more 

language* spoken at a meeting of 

SoUry c!.ib irt that country. 

Teytor wae hleh hi her 

I haven't a good excuse. Hie SwlM 

thrifty, so few pay fines. 

4#fiV M tin HH^fflAVlfl^ ftS^tf W 

tvasss Hjuamdlaal K sbkasaBaWIKaaJJaA 

parade of Zurich Unrnnitv she 

dents in sympathy far me Hunter- 

las frssdsm ftahters durina me 

revelt last fail. Afterward, she 

uld, the students Breuahl W Hun- 

•arianf students fa study at Zurich 

and earned the money Hieniseives 

to support them while mere. 

U£CpB Litjr HW fujtnwf ***** w~t»-«* 

pate ThBfsday nlgM in the annual 

Choir ntst suMsgred by the choir 

of St. June. AMR Church of this 

resort, 

StAT 

The other day in a harter tttop 11 

heard a leUow exdUB, "Ju»i wilt 

unto they get the Mt lanerhlgh. 

way. to. Boy. li hoafa New York Is 

Chicago—why you can got ejear 

sort, I across the country In a day and a 

The hour and a half pragma »f half", 

noil music wUl be presented ta Yea, just wait. And while you are 

the new Oeean City Tabernacle, olh waiting dont forget to bury 

* —" ""— —— * " 'dead and can for the mangled u», 

result from todays traffic eocidenta. 

at, and Wesley «v 

P m. 

f 

f 

lUrUng at 

Atlantic Or/WU1 he heart 

a 

out that they aW •••• MUNIS pes. 

saMt ta make her vbH pjeetant by 

«, aMandlnfl dinners, 

Mknt s^Mteeini tours, 

•Aftor Uvwc among them 1 found 

11 although they? customs are dlf 

She concluded with the observation 

that short tourist vMti to a foreign 

country are not sufficient to give 

a person a try* picture of what 

It Is Uke, It Is necessary lo ipend 

ite months or a year to learn to 

really understand the "grass roots" 

| character of otter people. 

Jllss Taylor was accompanied here 

ay her father, and both were pres- 

Inlroduced 

Ocean City 

Even Biperhiirhways cant sorve all 

__ a probicnu. Thm National 

aVUIoTBantW Cho&. and tjinunlor I ^" J^ 6 " 1 ^,^ 1 « of I1JJf ----- • 

and senior coolrs of the Rponiorlng £*SS I ^ L ^ ^ ft_ - "" ' 

St James church fatally Injured person's hone. 1» 

The eomnUttee on arrangeaents I " . P e|1 » l «* w »> r a»h»f to. 

Thompson, T, Lyk* ind the Rev. 

0, B, SnUih. pastor. 

Dr. Allgood 

a 

. __.__. are baring —Until we I 

slop to think that each small mark 

hi the record* was once a living per. 

•m that roamed ' - " 

standings hj 

*"e nut yet available, 

i of Son to 

(*~tne All-star game 

• the fact 

sre held 

iCna't,*^ 

anernate on afternoon tour of 

SCHOOL 

AVEMUE 

* TO 7 

1797-M 

., and there are 

boys WBO are •eheduJed for ., 

meiu to second and first das* 

TSe - " " 

SwiUertand takes a more active part 

In government than they do in this 

country. Public elections are called 

The program was inirodui ed by 

aobsrt C. rrench, local club chair. 

BUB of the Rotary Foundation 

activity. 

PAWMQA, biu ««», between 

the younc players on the Marmora 

•"TKtei*- roatur and the JDHUB play 

era of the Ocean Clly PHA team hu 

been scheduled lor tomorrow even 

Ing (Wednesday) at the Ilollls Cald- 

well Recreation Center In Palermo 

Game time win be • oVIock 

Jollv WerkarTtoMMt 

iURMORA—The -Jolly Workers" 

^ * T " Methodist Chun* 

« £i /irfl 1 "" 1 " "•*""« tomorrow 

evenine (Wednesdnyl at the TonlMa 

Sestaurant on Roowvelt blvd The 

dinner -will be followed by » social 

the Ocean City boardvau 

Ad. MB, Oultfc 

ss| 

the IMnd annlvenary of the T»ber 

naele Methsdlsl Church al b n 

Kart Dickinson, organist, pliyed the 

niaht. when there is Just one-third 

the traffic on Hie road Uiat there is 

during daylWhl hours. More than 

tSS 

Uiclefia 

"rri s c'ci, 

ESSO SIRVICE 

PH0N1 

-__. ^ Area, Assisting in'the 

coueclion were Seoutmaiter Robin. 

Tuckahoe chainnan. Mrs. Thetau 

w***" ***•• ntaabeth Schoen 

Mrs, Oiibert Schwertley Mn *ie" 

Crilier and CorvUks Grln'er ' 

MB. Jarvh Warned to 

Head mves Club 

JarvU 

Rrofessional chef to prepafe iunch. 

eons to be served WUdwood lliah 

School studsnta In the whool's eafe- 

teria. 

ITie hiring of a chef was one of 

several Improvement* planned far 

the cafeteria. It will open on a modi. 

Md program September • and wUI 

go on TuU scale operation September 

pe board also approved a sched 

y Principal 

Road Building 

Boom Coming 

Hug* Sums Listed in 

Federal-Aid Program 

By J. J. CRIMONS 

State Nome Comspondeiit 

MUlioni sf dollars allocated by th 

edfral government for various type* 

of htahwiiy conslrunion in Srw 

thai happy days soon 

—_ z 

Norbury. of Cape May Court 

House, was guest soloist, 

A former pastor of the MethodUt 

Church here, the Rev. Dr. Aiigood l« 

director of advance with the Division 

of National Missions of the Methoalst 

Church, which has representatives b- 

every state of the union and In Alas 

ka, Hawaii and Puerto Rico 

sleeted to the office last month. 

U, and Mrs. Keiley left but 65 to « minutes. road buildilui 

Under the 

which 

Art of 19S6 

i program, the 

for ristal lisf 

county was 

aMtauu " 

—-—^- = ^ ^ n iinn 

liounge. Mrs. 

VFW AuriSaiy Buys 

M the meeting netted « 50 

leas cake sale Is planed fa, 

Iber wiUi Mrs. WiUiam 

A ciK 

non-collision accident victims 

In such a h^ry to get there Uiey 

dJdnf see that fatal curve, culvert or 

bridge approach. 

If we eliminate this one type of 

accident—the nighttime non-ceUisien 

accident—we can save one third ol 

•11 Uie people killed in traffic aetl, 

dents, and we can save them now. 

How can we prevent these acet- 

dents? n«t of aU by slowing down 

when driving M night. You can see 

only as far as your headlights light 

the road. This means if you have 

the best rcaetloni and the brightest 

lights, you can safely drive at S5 

miles per hour. The Nayonal Safely 

Council recomtnends SO miles per 

hour for avenue conditions 

Better markuig of that fatal curve 

culvert or bridge approach is another 

•mmedlaie step that can be taken 

to save traffic vketins, A strik^g 

ejumple of the benenu of nighttiine 

marking that save, live* occurred 

m Louisiana recently. In less th*n 

a month, six persons lost tbeir llvrs 

|t a bridge approach just outside 

Baton Rouge, Then highway engln- 

eers Installed reflective guardrails 

and traffic deaths fell to less trin 

•ne per year 

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Talephone 0804 or 0305 OCSAN CITY, NIW JlftSEY. HR1DAY, AOOUST M, 

il to 

ipacity 

Term 

illy 

and 

P-riod 

r. HUCMLtfTI 

lty High School 1 , 

iff jHilge at their 

capacity witt ap- 

/ 900 studenU ex- 

answer the caU to 

ritin' and rithmeUc 

school belbj sound 

September S. 

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apuroKlmately 887 

been enrolled for 

II enrollments dur- 

dafu after Labor 

Jvabb swell the stu- 

900 or more. 

Gubernatorial Candidate Visits Resort 

more 

1 capacity of the high 

Una and Mafr is sil stu- 

a limit was determined 

limit was determined 

igo by Superintendent ol 

rles B, nerce when th^ 

ucatlon advUed sending 

plan their own high 

he IBBMO term. 

LNtad •tavlae* In the 

In the shMtlna ef 

_ prevhfe mere slasi. 

, and a reductlsn ef the 

daises to add snether 

Ihe scHeel day, 

school Ihit term will 

_jr SenJor home rooms, 

[ home rooms, seven Sopho- 

i rooms and seven FTcr.li. 

i rooms, Tills 1« an aildl- 

i rooms each in the rre.th. 

ore and Junior classes 

. tern, 

of Mucatlon meeting 

, been converted into a 

, and the board this year 

ulred io meet In Dr. 

i have Been •hart«!»- 

' tninvfM to M mhiutM 

fer M •lira parlaal a 

Ita MrhliMlna o* period 

, eipectod to preeluH N 

Mtaiw tor Mudents, In 

; datatl will (tort earlier 

The ttoatM »"• 

»f *M 

md wHI 

A. ' 5 l 

-*••* >''. 

17 In ' 

Uptown 

21 -Year-Old Apprentice Still 

Theatre Life Despite First Season 

ifZi'i 

A . -' 

SENATOR MALCOLM FORBES, center, Is greeted by Ocean City Mayor Bowker 

as he drops in at city hall on brief campaign tour of Cape May County. The other Repub- 

lican stalwarts are Congress candidate Hilton W Glenn, extreme left; State Senator 

Charles W. Sandman and Freeholder Director Lawrence M. Lear.—Senior Studio photo. 

Forbes Soys He Has x Warm Spot* 

For Ocean City Since Primary 

Ocean City occupies a warm snot 

In the esteem of Slat* seniiior Mah 

cohn S, Forbes. Republican candidate 

for governor, who hopes to rout 

Governor Ruberl B. Mryner from Uie 

State House at Trenton in the No- 

vember general election. 

On a visit here Tuesday during a 

whirlwind slumping tour or Cape 

May County's voUng districts, Forbes 

fondly recollected that In the April 

primary .Ocean City wan the only dls. 

trlct In the county to give him a 

plurality over his opponent, stole 

Senator Wayne Dumont 

Ocean City occupies a warm post 

lion in my esteem, and I won't tor- 

get the kindness of its people toward 

• last April," the bespectacled 

gubernatorial aspirant said. 

Garbed In a sMnueker summer 

sutt wtth a deflnlte'hy Ix-mevt- enfc 

Forbes and his parts' arrived here 

at 10:10 a, m., oboot 40 minute* late. 

He mlnsled with a weleomlnu grVun 

at city hall, visited offices then, 

uid looked around town for about 

a half hour before leaving for the 

next stop- on his Itinerary In the 

county. 

Forbes, a 37 year-old business mat 

ailne publisher, was accompanied 

here by State Assemblyman Mil.on 

Glenn, of Atlantic County. GOP can- 

didate for Congress in the Second 

District, and State 1 Senator Charles 

W. Sandman, 

He was met at city hall by a wel- 

coming group of about 2(1 men and 

women, headed by Mayor Edward B, 

Bowker, Safety Director Laurence p, 

Lunny and Freeholder Director Law- 

rence M. Lear, 

During the day, Forbes is reported 

to have visited IB eommualUes in 

the county. He said that Ocean City 

Was thTSMk diiMct vL,lte« In bis 

-Operation DoorbslU" and noted tlinl 

hk vUlUUona ar*->ott atwaA hatf 

d •»>, / 

Guard* Win S.J. 

Rac*« in Vantnor 

Bab Schwab and Warren North in 

a thrilling •'surfboard" finish in the 

mile boat race, trumped Lou 

Sehoener's victory In the hair mile 

swim and returned the South Jersey 

Lifeguard championship to Ocean 

City after an absence or two years, 

Wednesday night. 

The 8chwab>Nonh>5ehO(,>fler com- 

bine compiled a score of nine points 

to beat out defending champions of 

the Ventnor Beach Patrol by a single 

point and gain the plaudits of the 

MM, spectators vtewlng the title 

pjj the surf at Suffolk av. In 

.m.tastoa» 

, list tooit, 

.„. in* hli-> aetool enroUV 

)Howin2 dowly the pro- 

Dllmcnl picture compiled 

i Ocean City school otnek 

1 avercrowdijig by 19s»>io 

*rs Mnt and Umrood 

NortJlfield for a regtonai 

I on the mainland. 

Jh school this term will be 

fts functional capacity, 1 ' 

pointed out this week, 

i condition Is relieve*, in 

Loses License 

$300 Panahy levied 

lar Drunk Driving 

A fine of 1300 and revocation of 

her driving I^cnse for two years 

were the penalties Imposed on Con- 

stance S, fJeble, of 10M Asbury l>v.. 

THE ONLY WAY 

To Be Completely Informed on Ocean Chy News 

or part sessions," he 

mainland regional 

_._,_., has not Men able to 

Ethe ground In the year of 

and nesollatlons in the 

,,_ban conmunltles. The 

committee is still seeking 

i for the proposed bufldlng. 

•rants e-tnlWM Nut rh« 

•tanai 'MiiMl will net ha 

relieve Ifce awesayre sf 

I !>••• 9, MMIMI 4 •g while In the *r*M playing 

Reluctant Debutante* «t the 

Playhoui* In gonwni Point 

rton Is « nModwr at tb* 

California, lOwaju, Club. 

db« Ma lhTtwjjr. «*t k* 

hi, i h S T t 

Twjj 

motthSTnmtan i" 

to 40 tSmm m u» 

tMtgUliMM 

UieMM gaam, toW M 

nutting, with ota«* who at 

•• w*n •ifoitniMtnS to v. tot 

a iH-icf religions service an a neinrr^ 

lal to the founding fathers. It waW 

nnder this tree that the founders! 

prayed for guidance In carrying 

forward tbelr new "Christian seaside*. 

A damer meeting will start at 6-JQ 

p m. In Plymouth Inn, and Mf]l 

feature a talk by Dr Arthur. Osol 

1'h D.. du-ector at ch«nutry at tbe 

Philadelphia College of rhatniacy, art 

(he topie -What'it Wnny New?", 

Mil) be a ^••.-iat 

Aaaocietlon snd ir" 

menu for tbe 

Agriculture Suffering Fronf 

Youth's Migration to Cities 

Tile old World War I refrain "How Ocean City Exiham-c Club at Ply- 

We Gonna Keep 'Em Down on il upsst the NMeheleers. 

OEean CHv had re hit the heath In 

second peeltlen. A third plate 

weuM retaW In a He, and a towrm 

would have eliminated Captain 

Themas Wllllam't stalwartt frem 

the champkanship picture, 

Venlnor and Ocean Clly uol ufr 

to faBt starts, tollowed closely by 

Atlantic Clly and Brtgnnllnc-. Thi. 

four boats mslchud NtrokeH on Hie 

outgoing leg lit a fgur-wigy battle. 

On the rciuro trip* Ventnor and 

Brtganllne moved out In front, with 

Ocean City and Atlantic City strain- 

ing the oars to slay In the race. 

Nearina the surf, the lour boaix 

were packed In clone fashion. Vent- 

nor*s defendinii champions. Rill 

Mooncy and Ed Keating, picked up 

their utroKe aHCT belnji hit by a 

tee e>aaje t, wiumn j, nietse 

! asked by agricultural leaders g 

to solve the farmer's problems today. 

Joseph McCormlck, president of tbe 

Cumberland County Board of Agri- 

culture, said here Monday. I 

Mr. McCormlck, a vegetable farmer 

and twice elected freeholder In Cum 

berbind County, was the guent speak. 

er at the dinncopieetlng of ihe [ 

~Th* farm problem tealay Is a 

social IBSMS as well et a financial 

iM. ~O«r 

The board nutSbrMpd setjsetetf 

Garretson to apply to Ihe nf- 

f the county superintendent of 

r«CMaiji for an eUMtseacy certificate 

,faif; Thooia. L. Buckley to teach m 

Mki hldustriel arta -dapsej|nient. Mr. 

an^kley filled that rJWItlon last 

were onthe 

-mental treaiment wail 

Ina In* farm fl 

emsleyment with the result wtef 

Boatm«n invM>d te 

Clou Tonight 

[ Many' of the highly skilled and 

i successful men of tbv 

I Pointed out. I ltd uiey remained on 

| H d d killd 

A letter was received from the 

As^riean llâtbig and Ventilating 

Co.. reporting that aU beating and 

ventilating equipment In the scb—ls 

b. In good shape and ready for the 

See>*«* *. cpWiHH f, pleas* 

Drawn 

Eight Ocean city resWeiita are 

h 93 d n th 

ted out. I ltd uy m d g y W 

| Ha, ram, ti,elr talented and skilled I among the 93 persons drawn on the 

The Ocean City Coast Guard Auxil- nluMi» would have contributed «t«at- erand. Jury lUt at Caê May Court 

• - - * - * k.»H» ^....-. _ai-& j. — mm i..ii _jr J- ..LjjLiauu 1 'OjiauA.IIIT^tiiAeiliKu TlhK smsaa^^l «k>lmlaJsi' 

Woodbine Plant 

fo Double Force 

150 Mora to b* 

Hind immadiatpiy 

An additional ISO employm, will be 

added within a short time at the 

Woodbine pfant of Sophlre Clothes, 

which Is preparing to double its pro- 

duction immediately, according' to 

Jules Rosenfeld, Industrial chalrma.i 

ui the Woodbine borough couneij. 

Rasenfeid Mid a spokesman for 

baphlre expressed satisfacilon over 

Us operation, which started onr* six 

months ago Al present 1.800 na- 

tionally branded coats arc nunufac 

tared weekb, and by early Septem- 

ber the Arm bones la reach produc- 

tion of 1,000 coats a week ' 

More than ISO men and wpmen are 

dow employed, but the total will bo 

boosted; to 9*0 within a short time, 

which will nuke the Saphlre plant 

Hie largest single employer In the 

Cape May County areu. according to 

KosenMd 

8apfa.n* Clothes Is a subsidiary of 

Trlmoont Clothes, Inc. of Boston, 

one of Ihe na1l«re,leiMllng manufac- 

turers of men's .clothing. Many of 

the garments made at Woodbine nre 

shipped lo sales outlets around the 

world. 

Monenfeld taM the firm I* well 

pleased wttH its Woodbine operation 

and tbe cooperation experienced, 

and that )*nf range plant ere * 

lary yesterday renunileji boat o\,n- 

en aid operators of the free train- 

ing class In boating safety to be con- 

dueled tonight (Prida.v) in the hlfh 

school auditorium, be^lnnlnu at B 

o'clock. 

The program will include lectureit 

by representatives of the Auxiliary 

and Uie Harbormaster Patrol, and 

the showing of a regular Coast 

Guard training film. It will be of 

Interest to both Inboard and out 

board matorbeat owners 

ed strren ftuts ttp « 

There was no axalan 

ofnwore current i 

water at moet paMe«.. 

Sisters 

in, 

ly to the solution of farm problems'. [ House^Wednesday. The panel, whir* 

"Tbo many fnrmers compltln of [ wUl'slt until January, will be select- j 

their hardships," he dec la red.: ed from tbe list. 

"Their sons arc discouraged and | 

seek urccner pastures In urban Jobs 

Often a farmer v. Ill say he wants 

something tocuer for his boys, thus 

directing their Interest i to fields 

other than njjrlculturc " 

Fanners arc eternally outlmhlk. 

he reported They will grow their 

crops with the hope that there will 

be a good market for the Aarv*st. 

See Pea* 3, cetvmn *y smVaso 

Lofcat members are: 

Thomas J. Mtwhjnney. clerk; Jobn 

J.'.Ryan, eledslelan; Irene C, ttnlg. 

Dil W 

mt operator. Daniel W. 

Baatlan. office manager, Q. Ruasell 

Orth, guest novae Jiperator. Richard 

B Fox Jr., ml ^ktate broker, Wll- 

Uam-II. Johnaon, anto me*h*nur', 

Peter Pesselaoo. contractor, and 

Ueorge W. laipetridt. theatre man- 

ager 

All Aboard For $1 ' ""'j' 1 

W««Jk 

3OHMT 

OcianCUy mo«arM»j 

fe oa ttiemaelve* 

U 

coming _ 

daring the perto* i 

4-r ""«j &+n4 

mmi»i,»: of 

east on «U» at. 

Oan&tl aw. 

pnncaa can. 

Hist Van Roden i 

stlalJt UJamnt .at 

and head, wtjiie 

•» tm. -md 

w*a m£\ 

terulw i 

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CHAIRS 

I STACK CHAIRS 

MS-7J0 

actioXAt $OM 

l*,2t!>'£lA 

"•fMtt 

20 TO 40% 

SUMS,.MI«Ar. AliÛIT ISrl 

LAWN « PORCH - DICK.-- SiACH 

Gl.DBK CHAIRS 

All Aluminum 

, . , MM 

FCH.DING 

ALUMINUM CHAIRS 

JttMlir NOW 

!»S - f.fg 

10.M - 8.50 

•w - rJO 

i«.tJ - 

UMBRELLAS 

Sin NOW 

- ? Foot - U.9S 

it.fi — f Net - 2S.W 

l«Jf - AMk Fear- li.W 

IMJ - $Vi Noi- 13,§S 

ASSORTED PIECES 

(HSDWOOD — RATTAN 

INMA CANE — PCa 

Reduced 20% 

VALUES 

t AM JUSF A FtW OF MANY QMAT $tlMMflt $AV!NQ$II 

STOP IN TQS& A SOMPl£TE LINE GREATLY REDUCED 

249.95 

SOFA* CHAIR 

ill •* lif" 

210.00 

— BfMM0 

PBtfRUGS 

ftEWKB 

25% 

Now 205.00 

Large Group 

TRADITIONAL MAHOGANY 

SUP SEAT . LADDER BACK 

SIDE CHAIRS 

Reduced 30% 

DOUBLE DRKSER 

MIRROR -CHEST - 

Wb*at HnMi 

Khutor 2*».»S 

11*5,00 

STUNNING BLACK SOFA 

WHITE CHAIR 

Paumino PlattiC'-Foam Strati 

Now 215.00 

CUSHMAN MAKE CHESTS 

fcl'./,' 

10OM 

•*.OO 

u«m ii3.*o 

flV Ot/ff FUKNlWM 

— BCDROOM 

ASSORTED PATTERNS 

INLAID UNOUUM 

Rafutor 269 • 2.98 *q. yarel 

Now l.< 

PUUHANStfEm 

Bttro LOOM , ••*•? ,MBy 

Foommiwr Seat. , 

No R w275.00 

SOFA BED A CHAIR 

by Kro^lUr 

Itftlfl 

Now 129,95 

SWEDISH MODERN 

SOf A A ARM CHAIR 

by Fox 

Raiular XIMk 

Now 124.95 

MANYPUTFORM 

WCWBH 

Now Reduced 

20% 

ARtT AMERICAN 

SOTAACMAIR 

by Kro*hfer 

Now 250.00 

OovMnm«nt to Sell 

Canal Trtrt 

Wff* fWO SPiCMlJ 

nvoAf 

SCASON'S FIRST 

PUMPKIN 

SATURDAY 

CALIFORNIA 

MtDLISS 

BLACKBERRY 

PliS 59c 

EXCLUSIVE IN 

OCEAN CITY 

AT 

Wards Pistry Shop, Inc. 

724 Atbury Avenue 

PHONE 1160 

Span Daily 7:30 - 6:00 PM. 

7:30 • 5«0 PM. 

AS SEEN ON 

TV 

for an 

Agriculture ^ f 

wm 

(Win, 

UK, 

Tlie **« »iuUon, In Ithe 

Ing Board sat Up by 

i. This board P 

and hamrts for 

OPTICAL CO 

IIS iTH STRUT 

d 

ftmmn 

PHONE 4000 

fiN A.M. M i!tt 

« Amf*M 

- . jJP K,n'« 

Herbert F.Webb 

Passes at 47 

Morbert W, Wefcb, a lo«»J reiWent 

1404 Ctolral «v» for Ue put iljf 

•-" in tb» Atlantic 

IllneM 

tta HaM MM 

•M TMoutm 

Wty. 

ill* Wtaifceff runewl 

rtqulem MM «rill I* 

«, C, enure*. Inlrnnenl lUII be ir 

Holy Crow CtOWMry, Mays L««lln« 

Dougherty Son 

Succumb* at 21 

M W WiMfin Don*Mrty, Ji-ywraid 

M« or Mr, ind sk atwgt w, 

ftiuflieMs', 241 Seij#r»i' rd,, died 

W»dn«d»}' «l Ihe Nfw Jerwy St»t» 

Colony «t Woodbine. He hat been 

an invaJM mort of hlii Ille. 

rn addition to hie purcnu. h» l» 

mnived by his puicrnal grand- 

Mother. Mr*. M«ry R Boughe^, anfl 

Complefe LANDSCAPING 

Stocks 

'1 f?f« ««J(f 

V 

Grown to Our 

Own Nursery 

CEDAR BRIDGE 

NURSERY - GREENHOUSE 

ZIOM ROAD AT tAISAINTOWN LAKE 

PNONI IOMIU MINT 1M« 

tfom, 

Ecv. 

Kblj 

IH 

Stobttt 

bar of 1 

SUP 

four 

ranli, 

Punerai i 

la 10 a. avl 

Churahat 1 

Mrt. 

U» LoUl_ 

Cauiity hoon.: 

at her i 

•I >.. 

ftoraefty e#1 

lived at OaartI 

She was a I 

A mmnonal I 

ducted .t Mn 

Stptcmber l L_ 

will be at tie 

family. 

Sisti 

o 

hta aateniil

§§§|JE$* YOUR NEED 

*¥MeU MUM testa ai tin aotpitai, 

ftmrma MM Iliht. 4lry darim w 

Mndynn u plonm wdaimii 

GNING for the 

Shore Memorial Hospital. - - You need each 

J ^^îM^m o€ greater medical efficiency for tee thoiMandi 

i^f Ji«fcten» and visitors accommodated annually. Shore Mem- 

Ivf-.- «*t»I Hospital is building an additional wing to be readied for 

î 

Yow individual contrtbuUons, large or small, are urgently 

needed. At itated above, tUi Is your hospital, your collective 

donations maintain this great commjinity enterprise. Adequate 

/and modert construction jt (rtjliit. May we count p your f 

ATTENTION 

CIVIC GIIOUPS, iiRvici cLuii, re 

Jata with to group, already pledged to help. 

ml and m.y be p.id over> 

HOWARD WARREN 

Tim. tested through period* of poac* and wor, i 

admissions and these of moderate velum*, Shen I 

Hospital has earned a name for unwt?MiMM. dtpM 

Spwdlng the hand of the tkilled, delighting Hit .y* 

vii»©p and augmenting the phy.l^l and menial Wf 

BOARD OP OOVERNDM 

«iprivaU Meanna 

^ 

SHMVI TRAVEL SiRVlCI 

AVINUB AfkANTiC eiTY, N. i. 

C/ofhe$ 4re /n 

AM MAGNETS 

6ERWS 

,»y Cleaning 

•ds ObserVB 

•Ic Standards 

REPLAfED 

MPAi.iD 

City TAILOR SHOP 

BUT. IWt 

Aibury Avfenu* 

GoAeert bj C 

|, m on tin llu 

n NUM t 

bin vi. St. l>ouli. BUHI l^«vt ittft 

»hd Bay av. 

Corpor«tlon i-oncert, a p. 

tttinte Pf*r. 

^ChrMlaUi Endeavor exwutlve eoni. 

CTiureh meeting, I p. hi ih the 

church. 

• • s 

Hotel-Restaurant Assn. 

Prepares for Banquet 

Kcbool pq4 a world Innlir trawl«r n. Wwtoneri Harvey Adorns and IJttf- gill* y*, 

turned lot her er thlrii third vl.lt with ine i '•" Lunny and put president! Frt>d FHW Wl 

Marling and Ooorip icitsei, .:, favfeahfiiai 

rue Bbeiker dpencd tif rtplalnlnt! 

that Palestine H k tttrtd (fat drti*s 

jJHi^ft* * •*« »,» It- ttiti waliUM Hi 4* Matt rn 

I MHta IJjjftfr Laad It MMM far MM wmlng y»,r. T!H» th. iw* Ocean cBy T^«m«l. Jrtll 

tol 

(Ml Mr. Manna, amMani, kMpA to aolmnliM Sunday antHM** 

if. H. S oU«k when atrip. CM* tTTOl* 

•Ma of Baltimore. Md,, and Jos*,* mM 

•TTl. fsuritt camn N Ml* MM* 

l«Mrglm Minfanp, and Mr*. jAiii ( 

rslt), ths ipukBr went an, II 

|at«rllng. Qeorg 

Tw6 cajnmltteet for tha emniny 

yeor wen appointed us follows 

iiilialia and the climatic eundHiai • I Jf., Warren smith 

The Ocean CHy MoM, afla RtaUu- javel lo the ION f.et Mow. 

in the RierMtlDtt Rail, «h •!. and 

the boardwalk, Prctldent Jonai 

•laninskas annoiiMad. 

Aniony other Item? on the bulk 

hert agenda will be the appolntmtnt 

: season is over, 

I The September 2A yanquet wi 

I for members, associate members 

| city comniUslanera IM other gi 

* * * 

Theatre Seace* IMs 

i Miss Viirih Aduffls, dltlllltl.- 

1 Mr. atid Mr*. Matt Adams, 

1 plaza pi., ts ekpedtet hsrite lu 

I following a season in summer ; 

ELP US HILP YOU KiiP YOUR 

ANTENNA ON THE ROOF 

THE TIME FOR US TO CHKK £L * 

and WOrtlllf SCCUK IT IS 

NOW WHUE NKt WEATHER 

i$ wm us 

REMEMBER TOO 

AUW6ATHER 4MTiHM 

AND 

FOR THE SHARPEST PICTURE EVER 

Bettor See 

MOTOROLA 

PORTABLE fir 

FOR 1951 m m> ' 

BEFORE YOU BUY!!! 

CORDPLAYtRS - HUB'S "WlM^T 

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RTABLE & HOME RADIOS p^mmnM 

4E IN, see Md im m mn mmmommm* 

Any Mmk* TV, Hi-Fi or /tod.o 

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ft" fAYi TO OTAt WITH THE -liAOWl 

! ? 

ending at the Church of the holy 

Sepulchre, built in the 12th century 

by the Chuadan, 

iflUM Hw thbreh h «.. Iran* 

M UncMMt, a ' martito uah ajpsn 

wttkh JMW MM laW. IkytMat tttli 

it tM MlrM* (Mad MtlcM Mi. 

CIMM tha tomb Mtfrt Me iMrfv sf 

Jawi lay, Lampi an Mpt lentmbally 

Burning In tha shapal and 

The speaker bfoOKht nnl- traV 

elitilue tu .m appropriate close Uy 

deKrlblrig lhe rumtd Garden of Oeth- 

>Gioane, which Is enclosed by nh iron 

rolling. light or the old olive lreei 

•till renraln and the quiet, MaeMUl 

f«rdtn In tended by humMe Pram 

Mrs. Paul H, Well tvai guni sololu 

fur the afternoon, tier selections 

were "Come to the I^lr", -Ho,' Mr. 

I*lper" and "1 Love ijie". She wai 

Bveompanied n the piano by n«or|,> 

Athlon. I 

Devotions were led by Mr», Wall t 

B. smith, .who choaa as her Mpic 

"Love", fltea, Slhlth U tte-wldo* of 

the late KA, W.'B. siaiith. a memMer 

of the Pinladelpttia CQnfereni.'e of 

lhe Methodist Church. 

Following the meeting rcfresh 

inenls ware served by the hnste: 

coMlnKtee under the chalnnanshlii 

of Hn. Lodgle Del C«rlo 

Theresa Volpe Feted 

on 11th Birthday 

' TherESa Volpe. claugiiler of Mr, 

and Mn, Anthony J. Volpe, of 118 

Celebrating fler nmtli blrindaF. 

A (arse birthday cake wan (Hade in 

the form of t ca&lle wilh a larye 

dome nUraUndM by cupcake loHera, 

The main 'castle' nas deMrated In 

Utaj and white and the dome and 

lottvra were gleaming yellow, 

Entertnlnment for the guests was 

provided by Mlu Diane Cramer and 

hvp dummy, Rosemary, from Egg 

Iturtwr. Mlu Cramer Is s lfryoar ild 

vtntrillqulst who has made m.iiiv 

appBannem In the area as well aa 

on television, 

t;uest» Included Man* Bocella, Paul 

Boceila, Shirley Boyd. Kaihy CBimet, 

Josephine Costanza, KaUiy blttond, 

fioiemary Jeneries,. Harry Klau>e, 

?iirry Klauso, Julius Konechak, Jllam- 

Lanfcr, Barnara Mafer, John Taeca 

rino, Joseph Taeearlns, tiejene Tol 

llmliell, Mlsx Dorothy I 

Mn, John Taecarino, . 

Clvk CUb (Untfif 

T*night of Otrivway 

Tie ocean Cl^ Civic Club hoi 

tehMuied a RpeelM benefit night at 

Ihi Oatevray Mayhduat In Somcn 

Point tonight (Friday). A ulook of 

lome 150 ilekeu hare been taken 

by the club, MetabsM arid friends 

vrlll ice MiM Kvarstt llorton in 

•The Reluctant Delnitaille" and belp 

the club's dvle clurltable projects. 

Harry WleMnd 

nd Mrs John A. 

d h l Mr Plul r hl 

ng ^ B U * and B1an "> houI « ««• 

f " """ > "* »' 

g «' n >° lhe *••* «' 'he ASM, 

nwnla, «v«pmtlMn and crhidtm. 

»*JHta tollawlntj it. lukjactt: fllml. 

nfljlMn vf epsn ajtjmpBîBainF HfVVf 

"A Will PHYSICIAN 

II MOftt THAN 

ARMili TO THE 

PUbLtt WEAL" | 

* (Authar'i oime balaw) 

"W»«l" ta an «ld (M 

Itttin- 

pharmaceutical prof«»ion 

luppllH thMn with many 

raw p,ft*H*d dr«O» Hilt 

can to di|MMMl upM to 

accomplish • dmlrad r«ult. 

Phyiifclkni M longer raly 

•n (utt • taw m«Jicin»» 

carried in their beg or 

nay write • pre> 

MriptMt for the one drug 

that will help rmwt, knowing 

that pr*»crlption pharrtt.cle* 

Ilka aurt carry thou- 

•andt W dlMM fnm. 

CAN PHONE 

MIAN CltY 0901 

WHIN YOU NEED 

I 

A MtoieiNe 

f 

• a i 

Pick Up . Vflur pretcriptton 

If thnpking near ut, or 

let ut dellVar prompt! 

without MM charge, i 

with HM' rm|Mn>ibility 

filling Ihcir pre»*riptlon*. 

May we contjMund your.? 

ORDILE PHARMACY 

THi PllltCMiTMN »tOM 

f, Weiley Oraile.fe.f 1 . 

701 A»bory Avenue , 

Prafcrlallen IpMlalhla t < 

•Vadatlca IK natfuiM FruitPi 

Crtkl MI amil 4 

wi fcive MN ehMN ifAMM 

ign and Domefitit 

MEN and 

OPEN DAILY 

9:30 A.M. te &00 P.M. 

Sunday. 10 A. M. to 6:30 P. M, 

Z/h 

me 

t .-&•.&• 

boardwalk at haddw 

dHantk «lty,. new ^ 

PARKING At PENNSYLVANIA AVErlUB& 

*iM BOARDWALK ...;v ^

-i-^fe 

*,'.. >»«*• 

BHMARDINE 

tkv mmtm it 

;;:firanuji 

••vt....^. ja. 

_*', •«* Ji.S 1 .MwB5« 

MaMayMMMM ltll P.M. 

inmttr A ME and 

fci THi MADLY MANTIS 

weak, addlM f y 

boats. At thta point fishwio and to ita menbuAia, Wtw girl* and 

Mr. and Mr, I Ma Johnna d • Senior at Ceo- 

North found a perfect MM in which two boyi arrtwd for Owan CUy, nti. 

|taiy College for Women In Ibct to put the bow of their bust and denti. three «lrl« for Ionian MM 

N, j, M Mr, GM« Is • leaned back on the earn. As wancoupler 

one boy for a Beesley'a 

t the ClUdHln ebarieMBn, Rested* under the keel of their boat Point family and a girl for a Mar- 

Us C 

and, in the nut nrfMird fashion. asm family. 

No .date hM b»n s#i far th* Schwab and North flashed by Brlgan- Mr and Mrs, Warren McDowell, of 

, U of wc4dtne 

luw and Atlantic CIO to nit the101 

Someriet la, Merlon Park, art 

i MM, GawlatM WBHaJaa 

* » * 

beach In »ecood position and take receiving congratulations on the birth 

w HW. Margaret Proctor. «f Ha*. 

the championship. 

of a wn Wednetday, last week, lie 

•W"! mm, UDtan Mandate mJ Adam* VMt Son at 

hat been named Robert and Joins 

Mr«. Harold Lmabergrr. of this eity> 

two brothers. Lee and War, Mrs, 

». «* lln. i iTlietrMfc Mr amiTMIMHM 

Thaafra 

McDowell Ls the former Anna Fran- 

Mra, Italy Hetrtek and Lea and Mr, .nd !la Scott Adams, IN THi SICK ROOM, WE HAV1 IT, 

ELIVERY PHONE 3535 

ITING NEWS! 

•TH ARDIN'S 

RASS TIMI 

LVAGN'S 

,PS (inn af 1) 

•I, HJo 

i %2M, ' 

S FLOWER MIST 

-Ul CRASS 

NO POWDIB 

C ffnlB I A« vfftli 

ly $1.50. 

Iklan win b* happy 

you MlMt yoor 

I PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

Fiv. SkllM Rafbtorad Pharnucittt 

at your »rvic« in this Pharmacy 

Fee Tired • Tee Often 

lakm REXALL 

PLEAMINS TABLETS 

SPECIAL' 

Be Pr«parad for 

Winter Colds, 

Let-Down», Etc. 

ONSULT QUR RIOIITiRID COSMBTICIAN 

POM ALL YOUR HAIR and BIAUTY AIDS 

sfirt! FT» fl MKW^WFBTM 31X 

POINT 

2nd Street on tht Bay 

erving finest Foods 

• BREAKFAST 

* LUNCH 

far in Cool Comfort 

Overlooking the Bmy 

PHONE OCEAN CITY 2tftL 

CLOSED TUESDAYS 

— — "•— — — — - AIR COOLID • f -! — ,"• 

to Frl. 

in at 

P.M. 6AT6-W AY 

P L A Y H O U ^ ! 

mo«l«*»^.. P c. I ^v!l» Y |iIr?.r 1 ^ *»» *• ** MotlaB lawn of M»r- 

iy5u?arft l a« h* h«rd ^jaSa^ssasMS 

tht kdBiar caH I* the boy Is come YL*W** »•* ^S 1 1 1 " 

when U» IBcW.nt occurred. 

2 Children Hurt 

in Accidents 

A swan yur-old boy wai injund 

•lltlhtly Tueaday when ho was struck 

by an automobile while riding liln 

bicycle, and a 14>»onth«ld baby vu 

injured the « « Hay when she fell 

from her slrolier, 

WilUan HlUif an, of 241 Central av. 

was treated tor abraiiona of his jell 

knee at the office of Dr. Mini* V, 

SBlth after hit Mlw colUdtd with i 

ear at (th it. and Anbury av, 

James E. Borio, 22, of 101 Wesl 

av,, a temporary Mnann- police 

fltfr, reported that he wan drivingcut 

oa tth st, and •tar|#d to nuke 

• right turn to go south on Asbury 

nv. The boy was riding his bike in 

the OPpSfite direction on Jlh -• 

MUi of the vehicle. 

The same day. Mar}' Ann Lawn, an 

Ith her parent, at #15 Asbury av,, ' 

ood up in her ttroller at 6th it. 

1 and W«yhr -•• *—> — •"•— '•• *—••''••' 

to the sidi 

The child was ruched by a I 

car to the oMee of Dr, Paul Yinf ling, 

who suggested to the mother, Mra, 

Geraldine Lawn, that the child be 

taken to Shore Memorial Hospital for 

g-rays at the head. 

OCEANIC OUlST 

MIH Margaret H, Comber, of Upper 

Darby. Fa., U a guest at the 

Oceanic Hotel. 

KBAPY PANTIES)] 

IQUMtlV VIT Mf 

it*r ton 

0 tonoRn M««d 

5U Soft liytM Edfltnfl 

IS Waterproof 

(§) VMNMtrf 

f nap t Woom«r ify 

49« |« |l,tf 

MMIM IHi 

*3, $2.40 

tailnCL 

0*n. Atfm, 

tax incl. 

ôrf August 25 thry Sept. 1 st 

TMi ROAWN* MUSICAL OF TMi ROARIKC WS . 

V% THI iOY FRIEND" 

WITH THE NATIONAL TOURING COMPANY CAST 

— UST 3 DAYS — T© AUWST ®H»^-^ 

iDWARD iVtttfTT HOftTON 

AU6UST 31st, 2 P. M« AU SEATSJI^.a, 

Announcement wai also nude that 

oil entrlM In ihv parade thlt y*«r 

wlU receive a Mian token 

The Cape JKny County Antrteaa 

LAgton Bind will participate in th. 

parada and aaveial other muskMl 

groupt arc MpeeM to Ukc pirt n 

tht feaUvlUM, 

MISS AMERICA 

PAGEANT PARADE 

Sept. 3,'57,8:30 P.M. 

STEAMER CHAIR 

ITKKETSNOWONSALE 

Far RasMvationi Call 

BERT'S PATIO SHOP 

2ND A WIST AVINUI 

OCMI! C»v 3111 ar ilU 

SEPTEMBER 16th 

AMERICAN LEGION 

PARADE TICKETS 

OPEN ALL YSAH 

*-i-i ' if 

Now - Thru Tue,, Aug. 27 

'GEORGE STANLEY 

ABBOTUDONCN 

Starts Wed., Aug. 28 

Produced and Directed byj 

SjHOWS 

1:30 • 7:15 - 9:35 

ADVANCED PRICES 

m^ : 

J i ' W i R i i * •••• 

>Wft

, ,-* 

CIE CENTER 

SAIBJ dnd SBIVICE 

Sikelaiaa 

Lf?e)y Comedy 

iMMiun ana vasr 

•» KAY tOWIN 

Hortoo ewtttt the iudMn« Mp I'mirotiiriTI a* MMt fht MtM M 

ant Hearty ohuekld to MMtMr. Oat AMilwttiv WaHt, CMtM M* 

ol Hit WaUlAlt h «ie Mtfa what* BWfM In tMMty L#*a» HHI 

after p»eln« the floor and worrying jtgt. Ba¥MNn ta «aln. 

nlKiut Uwlr daughter being out too 

lute wiUi a young nun who** ctur- 

plan HM 

inrlve |home iM the parent* taktl, 

off, lupponedly for bed. Evtrj few 11 the Mason Angel played the I MW MAMlAiTIM *m 

anal Imue matt Is being presented parade tWeulh the liflhf room, t - -- _,„.. -,,_B.h ,,„„. 

IUL. 1 ,, n, a i t t w Playhouse Susanna minim, whs waa teen »«"«» | W» jS ¥ " H " ^ , ^ 

— - ~ " and tha earHer thU aeaaon aa the youn, •»•• *»«« «*J SirtSTyjK 

-Muet. daughter In Holiday for Lover., re. «•!« «*• mwlni attention, of !hn 

riv. ant peMtanM', peals a fin* performance one* again ••» mothera, 

•••___ One laugB-pravgUiu teene followi as the attractive debutante, who Tartei portraya the good looking 

•T "oUiei 1 •» Jlmmj and Sheila Broad, would much rather be la the country David HoylakeJohniton, the other 

a rath, bunt, piay,, ^ Morton and Sara with her hen* than In London din- Daviii, aboul whom there to aulte a 

•• M* Seeg.r. prepare to ataie a large to. Ing and dancing. That b. until she hit ef foasis but who. It Mer declal 

dance for the "coming out" at meeta tht right man. nlops, ta reafly the "citch-. 

iuaana* Turner. 

partying and dmetof hard physically 

iSiSSSS 

»• W. y«uii« daughter he uTforeed to 

,336A.bu.y AWB«. ||S5S?3Ssr§| Mm?% ur% II SUBS _• • 

Open 

•6NtM - 50c Nr Hour 

BtOtMH MM! AMMICAN 

ygm taM by Bay . Waak . Month 

tondMnt - Repairs 

"WHERE FRIENDS 

MOT TO BAT" 

' Tht 

JTTERBOX 

%at ond Ctntral Av.nu« 

Mri a Snadt *• • Full CMinrMniMr 

plttlAN'S 

YOU'UFINO N 

OOt HaP COURTEOUS 

ChaMn FnctaiHn at tne'CB 

&«*»'. ««• DM RewaaUuct 

I , I IT WllllHHuJ gtiaBUt 

elPM lun. of «MSSSa 

BARBECUED 

CHICKEN 

WTTTS iMicbeonette 

1 IQTH STRUT AT 

BOARDWALK APPROACH 

, M0NI0,C,4M« 

DAN'S 

MOM CEEL'S 

SPAGHETTI 

To Take Out 

oods, 

nLfT FLOUNDM WEAKRSH CLAMS 

•UTTH FISH POROUS SCALLOPS 

SIA BASS KINGFISH SHRIMP 

BLUE RSH - • A I T _ 

* WM H BLOOD WORMS BUNKER 

SEA TROUT FRESH SQUID MINNOWS 

CRABMiAT B*"**. CLAMS 

DANIELS 

COCKTiyL LOUNff 

»4 SHOW ROAD 

4 SHOW ROAD SOMKS POINT 

On. Mil* North of $mmw Point OW. 

NOW. I Air CMNMtontd Dining Rooms 

featuring 

CHARCOAL SHRIMP 

CONEY'S 

LIQUOR BAR 

STORE «DCM 

DAILY 

KMv. SUNDAY 

ll'LZ 12 NOON 

Phone 9051 

34TH STREET 

HOLIDAY VUA 


915 S. Main SftMt 

Phasarifvilla 

MOM 3709 

S«rvtafl Good 

Belly WMpt Men, I • tiM •,M,< 

•wwUy, l-liMP.M. 

Ampl* Fraa Parking Spec* 

I In Raar 

Mr. and Mff. J, OUk*rt NMH 

IOHI SITMI || BERT'S PATIO SHOP 

at Bay Front II 

PHONES II AUGUST 

BARGAINS 

SAVE NOW 

BUY TO* '38 

• RAFTS • 

SPECIAL LARGE SIZE 

—. 7M thlt roll Ifadliid to both the 

Ocean City nrMMblrta, , I AiiMeiatc In Aria and Aiwriate In 

In tbe window U a pamphlet titi«l Science degreea. The new dvirwlt 

PHILA. POLK SN VISIT 

Mr, and Mrs, Sherwyn Aavis, of 

Philadelphia, Pa, arc vacationing at 

the Oceanle Hotel. 

p pg y 

MB were ierved on four nmni*ln«u Th« other th«e 

ties and a dump nper.tor MM w«ek were lirder^l to -Mi 

following a formal hearing, held 

order Is Is cease and doalst 

the New Jeney Ah- Pollution Con 

trol Code- Hie lour mrtnlclpnlltlei,, t, 

have peraittad open miming or nay be raouIrM to Owt >n ifeMurt- 

the student Council. ! 

the Luihersn Studen _ 

and In tte Orcan Oulld. Ac.dcm-1 " There la oni qacitton Btaanoth 

tcally, Htoheth majin In ehemtatiy I is ufe«d aulte oflen - "A you 

with a minor in malh. After two HawalianT" 

yK *L M ^'^l. . 

County The Individual I. IHnlel J. pro£pUr 

« «« 

there ar. usually three or four |g *££,' iftSdcn, Jer^ 

months of good growing weather city, and PaterspD will offer only an 

for plants to neeame established l>o- Auoeiato In Science degree with • 

fore winter arrive*. curriculum in general businew. 

Water-Jogged soil and deep plant- "There are many students whose 

i l d t i l d ill b 

P 8Srll ta ^ . ^ 1 1 * Hit 

Mklanka and C. P. Malanka * 8of« i.- -t.-.— •_. ...J, t~* . -J-I 

Inc., who operate a dump in Sew 

cua 

- I equipment to operate the MtmptjH 

MalaDka and the City of Pleasant-'lahdnil. '. ... ,. . I 

p g h • 

fore winter arrive*. curriculum in general businew. 

Water-Jogged soil and deep plant- "There are many students whose 

tvergreen*. ing account ciuilont for many Donfld losses B, among Uwy, Assoelale educational Degree needs will prtfgninM," be met by the 

evergreens, extension name caution. Brotnd. Dandd specialist B, Lacey, at Asseeiale Uean poinU Degree out, prtfgranu," "By providing the 

extension home grounds specialist at Oean BolnU out, "By providing 

Rt 

Rutgers University. 

U i i 

Yews 

Y 

and 

d H 

Hem- Iheta 

th 

aequeneea 

ne 


f 

study 

td t 

to meet 

locks are especially *u»eptnlt to such needs, mare faculty and' eUu» 

root rot in poorly drained soil and , room apaee will be anilabie for tha 

should only be planted where nub." gtowlttf numMaai of four-yean bae- 

COMMERCIAL 

•urtKe drainage is goad, eiilaureafe atudent* for whom an in.- 

Plant evergreens the same depth pending thoiiage of facilities U aittey 

grew in the nunery. Deeper ready apparent." 

planting often* results In death at — 

roots from lack of air In the soil. llauiuirval*; Trhailn*-* 

Mix organic matter, such u peat arCHMUVIS JCIICUUIC 

moaa, leaf mold, or nnpoat with at • A a> a A 

Lewis L. good sou, and Place thJs mixture BKR-OW-BOD IJBWiflt 

around the soil ball. ThU encour- Harrison A. William*, slate chilrage! 

a Mod fibrous root system. man of the Meyner for Governor 

Buy food evergreens and plant man of the Meyner for Governor 

Barrett 

them the proper diitance apart so 

Clubs, 

Clubs, 

today 

today 

announced 

announced 

that 

that 

a series 

series 

they won't nert moving g Uter, sue- g 


®' regional 

regional 

meetings 

meetings 

will 

will 

be 

be 

held 

held 

nrmmm ienMMM.Maar 

early in September to describe to 

getta Lacey. Laurel, Yew, Andromeda, Holly. Hhododen- Aulea, volunteer workers throughout the 

Hemlock are anong favorite ever- state the operation of the Buck Our 

Phooa IMS 

greens. If you're on a limited bud- Bob solicitation. 

get buy smaller sices of these ever- The Back-Our-Bot) drive M a door 

greens. The space between them lo-aoor ennvajs of every home in ihe 

IV Atbwfy Avanuo can be filled with a ground cover state to mis* money to finance the 

such aa Ivy, Myrtle, or Pachysandn, television eosU of Governor Robert 

For details on planting, pruning. B. Meyner's campaign for re-election. 

and sprajFlnj evergreens ask your The plan was unanimously accepted 

county agent for a copy of circular bjr the club's steering committee in 

— "Owe of evergreens-. The Mttnday, August II. ft requires 

county agent's offlee U located In action b} the executive committee on 

tbe Old Court HouMMilldlng, Cnpc Ati 

May Court Ho«BB-rW#K- " -—* • 

Health and 

Beauty 

During the summer a great many ' 

young adults have trouble with their 

complexions. This I* due to tile 

increased flow of oil brought about 

«y the heat, 

U the surfnw of the body U kepi 

clean » that the oil can be released 

Sea Isli City, Avalin, by the pores naturally no harm •> 

done. However, If the akin 1 

Stint Hirltr, Willwwd, fece Is not clean, or If the oil 1 

Cape May 

allowed to accumulate on the skin 

OCIAN Cm THWUNAt 

Nl-th ft. aad Allaallc Ava. < 

M.S.L TBttMNAL 

t.niti and Mavaa Itr.i 

1 

AFRICAN m 

3 dHrarwit vtel*}., including on. "PINK MlRACLt", VbltYow 

in atfMeHwa «lf» aentaliMr — RML $SMt. ••,•. 

THIS Wllft ONLY . . ,TW«. ;v ! 

.. in Oc.n Cily at MAN JOHNSTON'S dipt SHOP 

TTH AND THI MMRUWAIK , 

STAINTOWS PCPARtMiNT $T0ftl 

§TM ANB AMUMY ' . : 

, , in Linwood at OUR OMINHOUStS \ : 404 •aaratwaHc 

•L OAK AVI. MAR C1MTHAL AVI, 

(f mnes f rani Own cm. lost «ff llMti *) 

Ucher 6nwkMises...UNW0di^lkJ. 

back again! 

Serving Our OM Wends 

- and New - With The 


UNIQUE IH GIFTS 

actkW to the ejieputlve committee On 

AtiMKUe fat Dn«l approval, 

HQpltêsWhmce by the- e*.c«live 

eMuntttee, meetings of Back- 

Our-Bob warters will be held In Atlantic 

City, Morrktown, Teanerk, 

AIMACINT TO "OllaJIIII iNOP —, 

Newark, Camdcn and Trenton. 

Chairman of the Bnck-Our Bob 1025 ASBURY AVENUE MARY SHARP Pit MIAN 

drive is Cal Hall, of puUnfleld, and 

vice chairman Us Mrs. Olorlo Peters, 

of Montelalr, . 

A Growing Gas Utility .. . 

NEW iERStY HATURAL GAS CO. 

Thii company It Bmafltlnfl trmm Naw Jar««y'> rapM 

MMMmic MMt popoLtion «rowrK, tttmUlatad Iry NWtMf 

complation of «up.r hiohw*y* and JirMfM. An ftiMMM 

ul«a promotion campaign ttt appjtortc**, confinutafl 4K- 

surface for too lung, a Wookose of 

pantion of fMliiMi ansfan Incrutad supply «f n*>wr«l 

the pores will rniult, A blemish or 

«•• tht. fall could indicat* a •taatty rlw In a-rnlog. 

bump will most often result. 

ov«r tha y*an. UM coupon batow Wf tha latwt impart. 

Of course, the treatment of acne. 

Is never as simple as keeping your 

body well scrubbed, although this 

WOODCOCK, HESS, MOVER ft CO., INC v 

Is an nil important step In the right 

direction, in cases of acne the affueled 

person should be under the 

Naw York Stack Exch.ng. Phila.-Balto. Stock Ixchanfa 

care of A doctor. 

If you have a simple'sklu problem 

Amarlcan Stack lichanpi AuMiaHM 

C—HaiiaUiy taiallHi nw 

that tends to worsen durincihc sum 

mer, try washing your face and neck •Maly iultirii mf_ wfll la 

IM SOUTH BROAD STRUT, PHILADELPHIA f, PA. 

three lime* • day with a mild aoap 

KINOSLIY 5-7200 

using a complexion brush. Use warm 

water and rinse well, follow with 

a cold splash. 

17th ST. 

MARKET 

Offh Thuredoy, Friday 

and Sahirtiay Niflhta 

'III 9 

ffiCEDaiVERY PHONE 1343 


FINE FOODS 

• GROCERIES 

• MiMi MIATS 

i 

Wh»n In th» ana vittt our ttor»» 

OIL BURNER 

INSURANCE 

Compkt* Cov«rae* 

sf Your Oil lurnsr 

for Just a 

Nw P«nnl«t a Day 

LOCAL 

24-HOUR SfltVItt 

0 

Oeaan City Kapratantativa 

ARTHUR L. BATTEN 

MS BRIGHTON PLACI 

Phena 3U4 Ivaning* and Waak End. 

wMtawt •Mifaliaa, yavr latatt rapart 

,a* Haw Jaraay Natural Oat Ga, 

p 

;.•'•"/ COMPLBT1 EBAIITY J 

by AN0KEW anJC 

MS ASBU»Y AVENUt 

Phil's Beauty S 

1141 Wa«t AV 

PERMANENT WAVES 

•*•> 

• ^ * ,

jin P nto 

1 aata 

„ — _ _ tfcan Carrol 

prtaidenf of the giant 

group of community leaders 

i AUBaii dollar office building 

L * " Prudential __. 

le clerical departifr 

advantage to do so. 

went operation in Linwood 

a It could hope to hive in 

Its home office. 

J»m •pot* renata went up, 

with offices all drer the coun- 

at at n 

MMSh kM cue* ajaJnat 10 Qett 

W boM operator* accused of vloli 

tlena, 

'* * • 

' *#*• >»«rt» In Somer, Faint, 

Unwood MM WMIfltH IBM to~da> 

«iiaia rtrtmal high atfcaM M the 

MUasd, O«an Oly M«MI auth- 

MUM nwMti niA MUM to re. 

«• tenr Ufh ic» w«h e*»i i— 

' neighbors buy. 

•afcj.'«,j »i ' ' eenfrats on the birth of a anni 

""' |^«ffs* h *».ln-law--li«w beta a yS^^^m^^,^"^ M , 

tTWW'LPf 1 *"^ WNf ^*'U 0 ôunw Wanning Board eonjpriiiiig nntprisbis 

«f Joe Miller's famous joke Book, The Sayoa and towrsniP committee 

outdtotanco globe trotting" Uwyer _ 

contends Green, who m 

nerica. "A pleasure car 

and ahoutd remain con- 

Jivesof Ut passengers. 

Mneenlnuon, a driver 

riding as 

fh»M»i? 

aring these days to get on the 

SKM 131 ! py«ff w. woman 

*Utaf World War 

bHied on MM 

"Car. WMbed, 

H VUU MS 

i of the 

Mayor Clyde Strubl?. leaving local 

«he# owners confuted - * 

r - # 

About WO attended a concert by 

a nixed chorus from the Phlladciphi» 

Naval Base, euged at Jack 

i M naval academy for 

M 

Sees Need For More Realistic 

Editor, Sentlnel-Ledger - 

' em readme ymir editorials for He 2. The quick InsUlIallon or • nc 

rait few yeara and nela yau general, bridge at 34th it, and In the Interim, 

ly hash #ver Me tnt Items •e«Jn removal of (he nails Mow causing 

and again. Let me raggett two Items many blow«uta. 

Hut could stand a little pressure 

from your editorials to bring lo a Also, a schedule of Bridge open 

conclusion They are ai follows: ingi, espeelaHy on week ends. As 

1, A more realistic speed limit to 

a suggestion, one opening per half 

rcplaee the present 85 mile limit hour. If the records mete checked, 

it would Birsly be noted that Ihe 

causlns peopleto 

react hi oppoiitlMi to the paid 

The Bible 

And Dally, Ut* 

Even a Just nun can nil into foul 

lie^MBC Kin* of Israel. 

"avid, contrary to Bli usual pfac- 

, was staying at home while 

Joab was leading the army agataut 

a menacing enemy Had Jie been 

with hla troops, the tragedy might 

never have occurred. 

Tho allurement of a J 

up for Hie opening of the bridge 

J. S. DRISCOU 

19M Bfyn Mawr sv. 

Haddon Heights. N. J 

News and 

Reviews 

Biii,, #i4_i. = — 

surgenee ii needed before the United 

Nation^ can become a complete me. 

cess," 

Chloe OruTford, official. General 

red»ratJon of Women's Clubs "No 

longer eye the educated with mipleton 

or refw to the Intellectual Individual 

as an egg-hetd or a high 

| ^ ^ ^ ^ 

i« derier and ent, «ena. enticed ftivld inio adulicry. booming Inercilnrty" 

onvo IM newly purchased „ .» 

»chool biM during II. flnt year of 

operation. 

asked thi 

places by 

aolae unti 

' C. Hom 

dealer ai 

Vi^hah" 1 

s ckralne' «f al11 

busineii 

I P, », W| ilalBmg ct 

1 4 a, m. In tha t area: 

* # c 

*r' nosBakeF, lumber 

M ^w, lie?. ] •bmtt m. 

Wptmsami mfafcHer. 

wars 

A laWet wa» placed en the Mster 

le Camp Ground cedar 

whih fah f 

Held tto fk%f M^n irOelSr^'. r *' «' d « ilh 

• • • 

WM knocked down By iniK"S 

foraoBvenlrs, 

eested that Josh pat the innocent 

husband, Uriah, into the thick of 

the battle tad be deaertcd to make 

— and 

evidently had a vety sincere love 

for her and her child. But his foul 

. he asked David, should L_ 

«oo. with anu, man who had ever,, 

liiajiiiilt and eonrcHed bV «in 

"ws thai ihe«e who 

« -«i -ii. win 

plele with altar, i 

;!,.L l t lusi 

*? 

—~r- ' 

. "ooert I. o, P»sud 

rent problems." 

m mm^m-^ p,- £Stt*m£ ,,, 

&SS&5&L E&SSSSiSSS 

Fore. «d N.ry «» «l» In for «- Jrt allptaM rtn It W M tin, gmtf % 

ducid fund*. . . Mwt p*ople wwil too W*II .equated 

hundred thmu«w mutt of Thla column hu 

tkHPMMt •nfcrt tor Dram Tnu1 

coiulderable attention it paid to the" 

«| thmiaand* of tMUtui wUI Ufa IM "Sonic Boom Mere Annoying Than Ba|§ 

lopped off IM payrolls of U» wrik*. 

nut of Itaa In the Air pane, IS, F, Verdery, MwuUv* apeer of tak 

lilt Air IteM, IKUHVW, kit the 

fouowai - ty 

nnl mouay la »p«id. no lbs cut •BtMUM of th. lner«Mln« use, of jat' 

will .till (nn the •If arMM nr»lce soDdtai UwrwM kg natal boouu, many |^ 

with an (mpratsiva number of bil- personnel by etvtUMyi it tohoW th. her-? 

lion* to operate on. The general topNMoH «tat ai to the duaact tiuAuI 

MM behind the cuts l« thai the Therefor., all hand, an repeated to tafct, 

budget can be brought Into a DM- pan th. word tiOB| la theae uidlvidutJi, 

Mr balance—and a tun Mack balance 

la dealred In neit yearn el«s "It la UlUe wondw that mnsldenbb i ' 

tkin y«ar—only by sayings ID de- a boom, at • plane tai supersonic eight I 

fense expenditures. 

liana aa loud u • very loud thunderclap. 

Th. baltef In WtttilftftM al» -However, ths maximum prenlure wavsr 

prntih Mat Ntklto Khrwafitiiw, flighta under normal openUn( condition, ai 

In Msataw, It not Uk.lv M hiHHfe structural damage to normal ttnietyrej. Z 

any laraa-tcal* war any IkM Man, required lo produce platter wall cracki, » 

Other wettem cwnlrlea in ah stalled window giast, are well out of thu 

waves erMtad by aueb fliHiU. 

Mfcim btuin. af Mito kallaf and "Sitperaonlc BlghU by Navy aircraft ari'j 

Department to an altitude above M.0O0T 

ABM HW ate •! MM Ruul^n baaed at NASAC an required to perform 

at le«t 20 mile, offshore. " 

"Th# falae coneeptlon alto prevails thu * 

jrround vibrations whleh can eaute •tmeUatt 

the earth to tremble, Teata by scientific a» 

no, or very minute, movement. Thui ta a 

chance that a slable economy could 

produce a IllUe lea tax revenue 

than has been estimated and If this 

U the cam. savings In defense 

would be the •only POMIWC counter 

to the sjlualisn. 

'"SSI 1 l ° """ m » mm "P^" **•* 

"Every measure possible la being takes I* 

•nnoyanee nused by the aanle boom it « 

pMely, however, since pilots must know Ike 

of ihelr aircraft as long as there la a paMll 

eniploj'ed against an enemy. 1 

ly, the prlnelple of smaller employed against an e: 

bases, equipped wilh the " u •»» •* ««P«l* 

Mem and deadly atomic tamed >•> hearing unli 

., io our TABLE MANNERS was one of the (opt 

Muriel Taylor, of Caliingswoad, a Rotary «•- 

And, new lighter and bomber " hs w " l *IU"« the leetl Rotary club about 

plane*, lush as the 103 and 104, and • * r ln SwIuwlaBd, 

the B-58 bomber, give promise of In- in that country, she said, it 1> considered 

creasing the Air Force's capabilities. io keep both hands on the table at all turn 

even though these newer aircraft contrary to the American concept of keeping 

might net be available in numb she wa» at one dinner wh, an Arnf- 

•iss lad named Hans were among 

Th JJT""* 1 " everywhere, they oceaitanally forgot thtlr i 

inese defense econom* «n»ld»ra. OnB „, Iho elders at ths table flnaUy 1 

? your hands!" 

1 Johnny's hands promptly darted off Uie |al' 

ar future business expansion—in'Vh!. "* n * P'oPP" 1 hi « hands onto the table with' 

ne« two years _ though there J 8vcr >'one eUe howled, 

•enerai agreement that no jmnud, " - 

late .lump 1. In aight. " q . . , ^ , , 

New Jersey Capital 

Th« Neighbors * J J0SBPH 0RI>> 

- 

Look flt Thinnc Unrcsf Behind State Fair Scent* 

**• ' I * 1 IIH» TRENTON—Tile New Jeraey State nir, «1 

—- - ., on SctneaBer m Jntil SMMmher », ma to. 

1 . appearance, » * •, . 

George Hamid owner and operator tfjjg 

dipt #if fhn,, j-'"^* = --F,^ UII a ^^!>« astivanuiB! uiilEisiB i» the effect that- 

"."L 1 ". 1110 ! 1 11 * of misguided pa, doef not lake more of an Intereat in the Statt 

enior Mey^" 

_ 

would not be disastrous 

llamid Is particularly Incensed at the Ml 

iliteairicullural officials diverted approii 1 —*" 

^rBBi-tlie-Sate-lfalr-to flntnee the opara 

S fJM (Nhi) (Mr). 

denirable for a satisfactory vaeatio ually nods through the Cl>mAl aMilMr ff tte VMtt 

important at • the In your city, 

•napped to attention. 

-the brilliant color. 

The minister was right. Medical 

Bluet, yeltows, reds, "The concerts were simply wonder, discoveries and our unproved stand, 

llee at long as lu f ui and of course my husband and I ard of living have spared so many 

were especially delighted whin some lives In the past half century that by •f (Africa) (Soul* AnWlea), 

jy and browna are of our favorites were announced. conservative estimate every flfth per. 

itn the leading de- We do hope that these concerts will 

8—Boy IMBUB« wIclMlaal I* (fM« > (VaH> 

son we tee represents a life that has 

be continued naxt year. We ambeen 

snatched from the grim reaper, •d States). 

a pews that ouryoung 

enough to participate In most Aa I mused on this miracle from • 9—CatiUutfro m • tsmmm ItoKt* 

up to just below activities, but we thought the city vantage point In the eholr loft, my 

I World War Hhad 

paid a splendid tribute to the 

) 

eyes bfgtn roving over the eongre. 

it think this wlUsenior 

citizens In providing top qual- 

-t (MciHi) (Am) I- 

nation. Every flfth flee teemed to 

American women. It ity entertainment which does not re- stand out In bold relief and I found 

' Just another French quire active participation 

myself Imagining bow each of these Count U for Men comet Africa, A ten* M 0-10 la 

_.e publicity, 

"However, to all age groups, the persons had been spared. 

poor; MNM, avemuj*; 70-»0, «ood; •8.10B, HMktt 

are being put on eeneerii were the crowning highlight The fifth Person In the front row 

occasions. Thin In. sf the day, from the little elght-year. was Henry J , a salesman friend of 

n being felt In theuld 

bey standing In the doorway mine. Perhaps he would have been 

More and more de. holding a mall bag who when Ond. struck down by tuberculosis whleh 

ren'e clothes are tak. Ing the bag a handicap, deposited it at the turn of the century wai the 

.ram the designers of with his father hi order that his No. 1 killer in the land. Thanks to 

hands might be free to applaud with ••ray and improved treatments. In. 1—CivU. 1—It, S-ABM, 4-auIaari*, »—Suttan- •—H. 7—Airica. 

"; arc a favorite for enthusiasm, to the gentlemen and berculosis is no longer •major threat 

.»• fMrW and school ladles M yean young, 

to our health. ' 

it ousts and matching "Would you be good enough to for. Five seat* from him sat Mrs. Cath- 

; color 

vard the enclosed duplicate of this erine M . who has six children She 

A Eooa 

•Her to Mr, Clarence Fuhrman eon- might have died In childbirth far Girl Driver Declines to fake . 

such deaths ware frequent in the 

by featuring a bit that we might say a ipceial thank days prior to antibiotics and modern 

you to him?" 

obstetrical techniques Stand; Found Guilty, Anyway 

laid wool or knitted . 

Next was elderly James r • Miss Carol A Ivoytllln. attractive, tilled In the Interwu-tlon of Corlnthl- 

-« are a must' for VISITOR* PROM MADINO must be Ho years old. He 

17-year-old vlaitdr here Inn Ken. in a?, and Stenton pi 

You really need a Mr, and Mrs, Edward Uthe, of been takes by ; 

Mure to wear these Reading, Fa,, are among the current "" * 1 the century was the No. KL'uS 

vever, guetta at the Oceanic Hotel. 

_f death. It used t 

known wryly as "The old ma... 

friend". But penicillin and sulfa 

drutfs Mn broken the fangs out of 

this killer 

_ I felt the hair rise on the back of 

111 ? 0 " SfcJ*""** **** "*"" Aeeordlng to testimony. Wbt wat 

behind the Fifth Amendment pro. driving .west an Stenton pi and 

teet, 

behind 

.gainst 

the 

Incriminating 

Fifth Amendment 

testimony, 

pro. driving 

KSL* 

.west 

d 

an 

" the 

Stenton 

«ini 

pi and 

Me 

teet, but provide, .gainst Incriminating no bulwark agalBM testimony, tw KSL* d " the «ini Me 

u U % „« 

but provide, no bulwark agalBM tw u U % „« 

Boiblng approaching and 

vlctlon Boiblng approaching and 

ltl 

on a traffic violation charge, ventured out mto the interaeetlon. 

Miss Voytiua entered a not guilty mat Voytlua'i car entered the ln- 

Piea to the charge, and then refuted teneetlon going north on Corinthian 

NCE 

ITH YOUR FAVORITIS 

Swims and b In Season, We Have It 

Sea Foods to Take Out I OYSTERS 

BMEAT . SCALLOPS I 

SHRIMP ' 

RABS • DEVILID CRABS 

COLESLAW LOBSTER TAILS 

CH FRIID POTATOES 

HASH - POTAT»3 SALAD LOBSTER MEAT 

A/to; Our Own 

SOTT CRABS 

IED CHICKEN 

Wm Deliver ... PheM 1348 

«PENCE'S SEA FOOD 

SEA FOOD MARKET and KITCHEN 

I0H. STREIT and ASBURY AVENUE 

for dinner tonight! 

THIS WEEK'S 

TASTE TREAT 

BARBECUED 

CHICKEN 

HM fnm Our OrlN* 

and ttaady la Take HWIM 

'1.69 

CALL ATLANTIC CITY SMPI 

t HOUM IN ABVAMel 

into view. Had It not been for vac- own behtK, Municipal Judge Frank- Fix, bis wife and his daughter recines 

that immunize agshut scarlet 

lin A. King penalized her *a> on the quired medical treatment for hi. 

largely wiped out these diseases. 

Of course medical science should 

not receive all the credit. Many peo> 

pie are around today whose lives 

have been spared thanks to safety 

practices, better working conditions, 

and our unproved standard of living. 

And many have been spared because 

education now reaches more people 

and teaches tnem to take better care 

of themselves. • • • 

BUT THERE is A SAD side to this 

picture, too. As I looked at tho*e 

facta—all apparently glad to be alive 

—I thought of those who could have 

been' present that- Many, sSuMay 

morning had they useff a little more 

discretion In driving their automobiles 

or In crossing tile streets. And 

I thought of those who had need, 

lessly passed on, and who would 

never experience the sweet pleasures 

of maturity and old age, because they 

hnu failed to me common sense in 

detecting and nipping in the Dud 

tnose diseases that are yet uneonquered 

but which can often be 

curbed if they are checked in the 

aarly stages. 

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to eating pleasure... i 

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KEEBLER HONEY GRAH.AM CRACKERS 

LARGE SUNKIST LEMONS , . ; , § 

LUZIANNE COFFEE , , , , , . * 

TARTAN SALAD DRESSING 

m ^%,:M 

Hi-C FRUIT DRINKS °SgBW(|Ff ^ 

CHiiR . . . . ."^^* 

KWIKKWIP- w^s^m 

TETLEY TEA 

48 Tati Btig» 57c 

Vi Ib, pkB. 77% 

V* Ib. pkg. 40c 

Haini K.tchup bottte 25c . 

Bak.d fcani % «« 43e 

— HEINZ BABY FOOD — 

Junior 

BERMUDA HORSE LAUCUT IM MB* *•• >*

aid Fancy food*' 

OHh« Bay 

M«IB»VANILLA Hi 

MOHM COHKK 

'vJiJ^J mum 

îhaijf^Smm 

rams 

**STt^ dw - ttereSafurdaf 

FPD« th« BaycH * 

HtMhart Favorite. , „. Herbert Mta, AmMaae CWIIn... Soprano , ^ ^ W 

amity ^ efcttiM Mm,, 

Una Vo»PoooF» .,..,... BoMtai Mr, aunts Hay ,,,,,,,, Tenor Sing Of Pttf 

Joopti Mansnc, Tonor >— j y ~ 

i MU» flame Bonun Mr. Toot Ptattn. Baritone 

Qtam, OniUruit. -, ^ ^ 

Cat and Uw Fiddle ....77.... Sen Jfcedre Overture "•"••', "•'•"-'•' Massenet The Orpheus Singer, of Atlantic Conin' Thru th. Ry. (Rhnkm-Antlc) 

M The M81 ............ ailbut Vaetl fit QlaBfla Leoncavallo City will make their firth annual 

A H SI 

Wit* a Mag'feMjr •am, Vrnnani Mt OmiUt May appearance In the imnmtr concert* 

Ifa, Tom Perkins Wedding of the Wind. ,.. ,. Hill on the Ocean My Musto Pier 

g ? * " ^ ««*•••*•* Ivane* Ml CUunaa Mini ,7:.... Pueeuii row .SaturdayI nlfht, 

St«» and Stripe, ........ Saaa Bdn Atâfena CoOln, Under the diraeiton of 

', * '• • Mar* af Ins Toreadar. ,,,, Blfet Heath, of UnwosC this M-volce 

.ABB BOMD 

Fle*rou. strmuu WM a taac in My Maul, Youmaas chorus will offer a Varied program 

l 

Flow*. Son* Htm F*»t .. . 

FINE SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

ON THI BAY AT NINTH STREET 

- ^ Social CMMFM'I Manu — 

Amjpfa Parking 

iPfPl'liJaJJiSff 

Never To* Late to Pall In Lave" ind 

T : . 

many more, CTRAN9* 

"Tlie Boy Ftiend* ataa seared In ntMn|.f 

Provocative Tale 

On Strand Scraan in 

atao stars Rhonda Fleming 

introduces Steve Rowland. 

Granger returns to his ranch borne 

and finds that his reputation as a 

gunflxhter and card chsat has preceded 

him. Complications arise 

when Rowland, as Granger's son, 

tails In love with Miss Fleming, who 

U In love with Oranger, 

BaUccDUn, which" dan wt hold hi 

hi Wood stead with hte hoodli 

friends. 

' a nalHUaa'aj " 

hut Oi 1'l.in 

U VlttBtto IkStc. ^capture ! j ^ ^ " . 

the wUd , 

Mch a* tke OHrienaB, Btmoy H^, 

etc. All of theie ar> bmuebt w Ufa 

In "The Hoy mrnaT 1 . In m i and 

pM, tarleMU* dMogae of flma trgone' 

days centers around the poor 

fe«r mem riea girt them*, only tha 

boy tarn* out to be • FM oae and 

the poor girl turn* out to be a rich 

girl in dtosulw. Confusln'. well H F . 

eonfiialn' and nmujJn 1 •pot in ihflw hriM 

M mMllon reeorda, 

Story" 1M Technkolor «t Uw Moorlyn Theatre. 

hava 

ggjltp; m . a. a KMIS% star HISKS pcnjmmiiyemm 

*e«1ay aM T.«.r... « W SiittivaB and Parry C*no. Jad 

Bing Crosby in '^ssttizztxrsz ^vmf^s,rhSsK 

S^^n ^»^ «SS, J£i!» £ Amerlwn public. C«y Morton, 

. 

Incliided are such song hits as 

LewU plays a Janitor In a tenenunt "T° JE!5!?' .^^ , ' 

house who gets Involved with lite , 

endncted by the lc»din«mittkne»i. 

iiS2d!SI^Î^^M« 

paperi,' Aside from etalnlni'Mae 

aa an expert bandle.der. Brown tt 

Unmort.1. "Sen- 

d«ny. which provides 

" * ~ —es m 4e movie. 

timental Journey" 

• anA »;90 p, m. Tuosd.y, opening 

night it ««n«M and studentHUM, 

with all alBdenu «dmitt«l at half, 

prlee, 

RUing eoati and native gutting ant 

ttia'fi the tint time Crosby has 

appMiM In a stWeht dnunalie, non- 

IVadhiasday 

Aiee'Waugh'sp'rovoestticheat K,ller 

on the sereen—"lEland In the gun*. 

It stara, James Mason, Joan Fontaine 

Dorothy DandrKge, Joan Collins, 

Michael Bennle and Harry Belafonte, 

A few easuaj words spoken at a 

garden cocktail parry on a snujl 

Ing of expensive aorlei abroad. In 

West Indies Island sow the seed. 

making "The Pride and Hie pM»lon" 

that flower Into the jealousies, sus- 

in Europe recently. Stanley Kramer 

picion*, hatreds and fears thai moll, 

was forwd to spend a near record- 

vale the violent acUaaa and roused 

breaUng Wl.OOO.ono. wliUe Kramer Btewart Granger pla>-s one of hispassions 

that dominate the exciting 

experienced some nnusual cost lia* meat, aseltlBg roles u a man with a 

ards, for the most part the heavy bad reputation as an expert gunman 

Itoah of Di*»inction 

* « • m All * • • 

V 

WATSON'S 

RESTAURANT 

OCEAN AVENUE at NINTH STREET 

Serving 

Delicious Dinners 

TAKE HOME DEPARTMENT 

NOW OPEN 

Daily 4 f^M. tp » P. M. Sunday. 1 P. M. to • P, M, 

FIATURIK& A FVLL UNi OF SEAFOODS AND MEAT PLATTERS 

9Bpi« mm 

MOOWLTM wlih bsale wai he a f«ear4ld, hlae- 

Tatam and Tamarraa) eyag, HoM'lad, named *m Provont. 

JMICI Mansfield once,mere pby. maamx.gnw ant af hai,lob, and it 

»>o rote of vivacious Rita iVUrtowe êcana awvwy to aod n amau«r, 

in the sere*n version of "Will Sue- younger boy. Jon, although only 7, 

cen Spoil Rock HunterT" She 1 played has 11 picture credit., and had jujt 

the same part In the original on returned from a Par East location, 

•roadway. Also Marring are Tony (liming Teren Wright's "Escape In j 

Randall, Betsy Drake and Joan Blon- Japan", when the Lassie coll came, 

dell • He's from Los Angeles, 

Hie play has been altered to fit • • • 

the screen but Is Is atUI a hilarious According to a tV nugaiine poll 

satire. It attacks with humor, flhna, ihe top favorites among TV viewers 

televbioa and Madison Avenue 1 , arc: Lawrence Weik, Gluie Mae. 

gray flanne|.suited men, Kenile, Polly Bergen, Ronnie Burns, 

Minlay, TMtatoy, Wtdnndiy Rickey Nelnn, James Amcss, Ernie 

-Band or Angel.' is MM fUmba- fort. Tommy Sand, and Dinah Shore, 

lion of the tumultuous besi-seilinu hut not necessarily in the i " 

novel by Robert Ponn Warren, Pulit named, ' 

ter Prhe winniny auilior of "All ihe . . . 

Kings Men" and stars Clark Gable, Arthur RaM, BrMtsh producer, 

Yvonne DeCario and Sidney folticr, plain fa fllaa Ike Mory ef the ••»- 

It Is set in the South nt'the tune | endary LnMM tt Arabia 

of the Clvii War, with Gable enaeiina -HI haw BM ••gartta la the lead. 

a riph New orleani planter and . has been brought 

Naw Me*bit u thU) country hy John Wayne, who 

"jeanss Eefilc*" li. the dramatic plans to -âr her with Victor Ma* 

story of a girl wliose , flame made lure in "Time Is a Memory", 

her a star and consumed her loo • • • • 

soon. It star« Kim Novak and Julf Caral Channlng was such a hit 

Clundbr. Agm-.v >l..nfti ml eoi«tar». af. Ih. Trssiuna In Lai Vagaa 

Misa Novak pJay« the Mnal 

girl with an unquenchable thirst lo these who wanted to see 

be an aMreu, She flnt makes con- After she flnWies in Lai 

tact with thaw business In a besuiy she goes Is Miami where s 

enntett staged by carnival man JcU appear at Mw American, ha 

Chandler, She Joins hl» Irounc and • • • 

Is by'turns, live iaryet for s hnlfo The mualcal score for "Me 

thnwer, h a ''cooeh" ' i " dancur d and, d I drew*% will b# arranged and conduct* 

finally, dramatic actrcsp, . ' fid by NfIsaM BUdle far M-fJ-M, 

PRINCETON 

-,,;•,:«& th» Cinlm al;., :, 

21st Str*«t dnd Second Av*nu* in Avalon 

— Only 30 Minutai from Ocmth City via 

Th« Garden Start* Parkway — 

OWEN "BUCK" McOOVERN 

ACCORDIONIST 

Serving ffce Hnvsf in 

• IOBSTERS 

•SEAFOOD 

THE ORIGINAL SHRIMPS UMAZE 

HOTEL 

RJSCAYNF 

DINING ROOM 

OPEN TO PUBUC 

FOR DINNER 

ALL DINNERS — ¥2.50 

I 

FfM 

Porting 

At Ifh Sf. anrf-O«antFAr% 

OCCAN AVENUl at 

MOdRLVM niUCI 

SUCH Aii 7 j 

SAUfRBRATEN 

=•-?• -i •- . 

••yM 

m 

few 

Pbon« ttKKt

. ,_-,'. swviemi of Be 

dUt Church this week 

( Goodman, soprano, ' 

mwur* 

S5E 

church. Be MMBishop Corson 

at the Moorlyn 

M»ftedhtt I© Hw 

Sift •«•*»«*. 

I He to tfea author of 

BAWB ALLiM 

TM Rev. David Allen, oute 

CalvarF tapttot church if 

ir-saarust 

1 Be >HJI begin hts ministry Monday 

MBtafc Aunut M, it 7:30. ,nd^ 

taut, M nlgfci thnmih SunST 

fffÊ. I » •>ilgr J S W " 

Anna Hunter, Mrs. j, Rwcatt Cad. or rotary-tilled .a ftw days following aMj 

Mr, ami Mr*. Paul M. W.ll, Mlnlrtry IUWMN-IIJP and a a. m. •ram, Mrs JaBM Buckley, Mr.. Sid- rain or sprinkling. , , • •*« 

•f Mvtte . 

Confession! on -Thursday hafon, my Smith. Mn. Walter B. Smith, B W k euler md cheaper to t*u* 

lty of getting 

The TenNi Sunday after Trinity— 4 to 5:30 and 7:30 to S. 

Mr. Frank MattMn, Mrs. Thonaa buBd uo existing aoutBttv to haul In . 

classes for every member of the fim. t:w a. m —Sunday Sehool undur meat tuna, A light rolluia can point 

the direction of Eugene Bebut, up low IP"**, or a sprinkling settlo 9HW Holy Conununlcm 

p 

11 J — Momlng M l Service S i eon. Joea» "M Jj ecod okig ol 

second working ol 9:30 Church Sdwol 

^ Minister, Sax, OroMr 

1 h Mve to 

**W*" 1 

ifid F. WrltJnf. "BSar ih« Wit: SoUi",'* Matt, 13:3JB. I*-?? Special •-' * ^ 

ness", . • 

music arranged and directed by Mrt. PiWAtTT^ H >AMI ' *' 

10:45 a. m. — Supervised Nursery Helen B. Muilln«au«, director of wmlervnie, .pa,—Six young hoyi, 11:00 •Wiop B*nyard 

downstairs. 

mutie. Prelude: "Berceuse" L brought belore Clarke County Juv- ALL WELCOMI 

10:4s a, m.—Junior church con Sehytte, Op. 26, No, 7. Duet by the. wile Court judge C n Frlec for 

ducted by Mn. EDIirteth Fry down. Graham Sisters of Phlladelphli. P.. breaking US windows in school 

•ialr». 

Offertory. "Con Amort" (Melodie), I'alldbigs of this community, ruled 

10:45 a. m—Service may be viewed PJUI Beaumont Youpth Choir ac that the young oSenden replace ev- 

on dosed' circuit television down companled by Helen; Anne Mulll- try pane of glass knocked out. Their 

• TOP son, ram•lairs, 

neaux, "Bic Olorlous olver W» parmiti will pay far the glass and 

3 p m,—.The Old Fashioned Hymn Praise". Postlude, "But the Lord U the putty but the boys will have to 

sing on Music Pier. 

Mindful** (St. Paul!, F. MendelBohn. do the work,. 

• DUMP TRUCKS 

7:» p, no. — Opening Mnia of 

ninth week ef pununer BiMe Confer, 

ence conducted by "Ps.tor Wrigbt 

{Mark Corta, mualcii director, barb "In HUNT of Troubl* W-'r. a* N*ar M Yaw Phon. 

tone Boiolst. Speaker, Or, Verpon 

133 South BfMt! StrMt, Phll«4>tphia I'y- Russell f utton, luparhitandnt, 

g 

10:45 a. m—Wonhlp Servlca. Mrt, 

David W. WMtM^BflMWiJMrtl 

Cllnfon D. Uwdm 

MPIUMNTATiVI 

BULLDOZER 

LOT GRADING and FILLING 

* OUR SPECIALTY 

NIHAN and SAGERHOLM 

32nd StrMt 

Phon. 0999 and 3297 

LJCDC C AN I HAVE 

HI ERE IT DON! 

Dirtrctery of Sp*c/af/z«d Stwlfft 

SAWS FILBO 

• rasp lain nl«d br 

line. They cot cleaner. 

A, CHAMPION 

•W.1A' - * 

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, , DEVOTBO 

to making thm 

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"UNAFPARWT" 

MATERNITY CLOTHB 

ONLY 

•204 VINTMOR AV1NU1 

AC MH 

SBM Balrf Ml AJH, H tM PJ*. 

FIRST 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

7TH A WiSlEY AVBNUB 

Wm. Radcllff. Alton 

uumt 

AUOUST 15, l»57 

MORNING WORSHIP 

8:30 A.M.* 11 A.M. 

THWM 

"Th. LHmon ©f ' 

eStnlai 

MR, and MM, A. J. tMITH 

MR, 1.BW1* m. •MITH 

Aohmn Best to 

Prepare Soil 

• Fovofwbl- Tlirfe 

for Lawn Start 

By HIRMKT W. HfllY 

Binctsr, •MMr Uawn aMd Tiff ' 

MR. HHMIIT L MDPHY 

MI. nRANen •. TOWWMHO 

Outttandmg Sympathmtit Service 

to thm LMng , 

Sog (Unbiai £$vmmtm. tPftam O. C 0077 

not Pwwsl HMta HM aWrwd OCMH CWv Ml- Surtwmdlnf ArM 

ewtUwwIy far W TMf» 

FIRST METHODIST 

Eighth StrMt and C«Hitral Av*nu* 

SIWOAY. AUGUST 25tti 

IN THE CHURCH . > 

9 A. M, and 11 A. M, ld«nHcal Stfvicat 

Swrmon Topic: 

'THE MYSTERY Of INKKHTY" 

Dr. WWUm R. 6ufflcfc ' 

Svmmw Solo Ouerftf Sings at Every Service 

Jinw Goodman, Soprano WtW Wi|ft jtla, T«nor 

Ibchwl Arrnsirong, Alto Harry Jr^Mtyn, • 

OMrg* 9. Ashton, OrsatilM 

In Thf Meerlyn Ttitater 

Ihsnl-to-repUce 

cultivation pin* 

I »oU surface that 

better Uun 

Ortn Ws ww**?^* 

iafUtntlM* wltha 

when your " " " 

organic milt 

ganic oatte 

Mr, MltcddMH 

to aave his muMkA 

dron, laurel and vitasrB««l «r 

the noole off aiAwrSli 

. imam abam MM *• tt 

^ * * | 

mmm'mi 

F ^^P^BFS^^^^P^^B* ^^^rS^^v^ ^ 

M. 

Ocean City TabemaeU 

Assn., Oc^n-Ci^llSi 

TITfl SEASOtC 

NEW OCEAN CITY TABHtHACli, WESUY AVL, 5tfc TQ 

(MECHANICALLY VENTILAT1D) ^ 

. SPEAKEK: .. ^ - i \ :^ : 

Or, W.N#dR 

, P«rtor, KwrnbU MrworUI W,llMiill|i t>i»nl>. 

m AND THI> 

Phlta

a new 

the very lost group 

possible at this price 

KM, only 

DOWN 

PAYMENT 

'!§ ' f- 

AT THE OCEAN CITY 6* 

SOMERS POINT GOLF COURSE 

section featuring 

Xuj Clnhh 

13,450 

next section will be 950 

FOR 

FVERYONF 

-••-• *•— y », i »'. '• i f 

„ » JUWKT WINNERS In the 1MJ 

Gmat Mil Mr napcUilra detUweJ 

ptM. m Vppw M» wM taittR 01 

fc»ww cir MI crwtn fcy fart K, Wtli. 

Thk is Lait Season] 

Weather Bureau S/oi 

During the next two moncti,. If 

you happen to see a hurricane worn- 

1 Ing displayed it any u«l ooast pp. 

sort, it may be tne lost of lbs 42 

year-old U, s. Wealhar Bureau Storm 

Warning Display system. 

MMlnnlnx next January I, a new 

(our pliam- aUnal sjrtpm will beaune 

effective for display hy the Weather 

Bureau, Caul'Guard stations, mm. 

laiy posts and reservations, yacht ] 

clubs and other marine establish. ' 

nents, both private and cammeFeial I 

along (he Unked States waeoaiit. ' 

Sine 1*1« 11 hat bam crtommty 

to fly hyrrjeana warnlnt ilfnal 

flail lor a wind tarn beginning 

at H mllM an hMir, which It far 

Mew Mi. HtaMiihMi Tt mil. p.r 

tMI# flXH H 

hurrlun*. 

Platter 

Chatter 

Inlmum tar a 

rraft wi 

«l by t_ 

v. hole gal) 

whole gak 

SB to M I 

for u J» 

ll in bf' 1 

advdbaled 

system 1 

"in New 

whole gala- 

wftole salt s, 

force abM*l 

paled to ti| 

precaution))] 

Mercury is turning out some lop. qu.nt h 

nulcJi and timely lp albums the-ie lh»lr — 

tlsjs. The latest Is A Salute to thy and 

Pabuloui Dorseyx. If, done "by 

haw* ... . 

Buddy Morrow and his orchestra. 

let tot Jimmy Doraey, lne 

an with them when the great mtt •* •* 

ovqrltes like: This 

mMU -' 

• inta While, Green | 

lar, «'» an alM good od mu»C «*»'• '*i 

ndniMnories, 

by day, aM 

Two othir Mood lp album* from 

MWyâre^ Ania! borati and the 

J Howard Hanson-. tirtnuM^ ' ««K f ' M ^ 

n. Bon bond, Champagne Polka and • "*•*• 

Boses Frum the South. Me The »ee- "ShW at D« 

end and third mentioned,* not go - " 

well known and may be a new plea*, 

ure for lUenera. , • 

._ Selection, to lie found in Fiesta I 

in HI-FI include: Mewcal Hhapsodv, " 

tawnnah River Holiday, Kentucky !, 

Jlountain Portrait, and Joe CT>rk 

Slopi Out. If, ,„ Amerlean work. 

^people in all .ections of the eoun, I 

Jach on the Bluest Is another 

•mootJi al,d dcHgfitful Putin.. 

I natih 1 " e *'•IM" eoupiei the top. 

noteh J«ne Mo,MB v#rtloB wlts „. 

Uny untrumenlal. 

1 

HHIM 

of MefoenPoint 

R. Scull 

Norfolk 

hn, of 

Hit •rid* 

NT — A pretty wed. 

Saturday, August 10. 

• - HUM %m 

Appoint Comirit tees for 

BigKlwonis Mwcue 

M U M POtNT-U S. Rtamer, 

city pMienfflF tltnt for ttie Penn- 

«}1nnaB.ReadlBB Bfaihort Unei, was 

(nni speaker at the weekly dinner 

meeting of the Ktinnll Club Tuesday 

evening at Marti Rea tan rant Mr. 

kinuner tpoke on ratlroad taxatlan 

and lerylee, 

Theodore Meakem presided, and 

lUlh Mlddlt ff th l 

, ion of MM. Ann Gu«y included Jotepta Cantl. Ed 

• lite Jaanea a. Scull ntund Mueller. Vlnee Penny-packer. 

, of Glenslde, and Samuel Wagner, 

1 «, performed by £"„ "j^j 1 Jg* " "»««* 

'£*& %J!?!It At the nisi oiMtlng. Tuesday, Au- 

V rffiP 1 '? "*"•«»« •nnual tartoeua, to b« held Sat- 

eral chairman of the barbtcue; con. 

nlttee for ad book*, fetward Hanley, 

M an oeru Uee no.it, William Miller, John Roneru, Walter 

with mat color taffeU Gregory; food, Walter Gregory. Jo. 

at to match. Her cor- «ph DIOrlo. Stanley Vo»«, William 

while srchUi and »te- MllJer. Charles Adellwl; ri-freshi 

was attended by Mri. Mil, Douglas Lavla, Arthur Ford, 

Uter Jr., of Princeton. Wilbur Mutter, Charles Adcllnl 

f the bridegrood) 

,f the bHôom 

W RANCHER 

I«KH BHDHWH 

to Wnitom.. 

• LOIAI. BIIOKKB 

.It rilllA. DC,) 4-lIM 

JBiWHTM 

F. HYLAHD 

IL ENGINEER 

NO SURVEYOR 

PLEASURE AVI. 

, ISLE CITY, N, J. 

Fhaiw 3-3S10 

Stcond Nomination For 

Cubs to Sail Gam* 

in Phila. Saturday 

SOMERS POINT—Cub Scout* will 

enjoy a baiehail game tomorrow between 

the 

kua wlU 1 

•a, m. Waiter C 

wUI accompany the hoys «nd the den 

mothers are invited. Box lunches 

will be taken on the trip,' 

Return to California 

KOMBRS POJNT ~ Mr. and Mrs. 

David Champion, of Riverside, Calif., 

left by pUne Thtu-sday, after ipend. 

ing 17 doji with Mr. Champion's parents, 

Mr, and Mrs. Francis Champion, 

of Rhode Island av, 

HIT BY •ALL.* Bill 

Detroit, Mich. — Vlrgllla Madrigal, 

G, died shortly after being struck 

-over the heart by a batted baseball 

The child wasVonounted dead upon 

arrival It a hospital. 

Eight Girls to Seek 

JOY ANN OLIVH W WIBMKTMAL ViMINIA 8RAT 

1|lg ^ c^nta, PoSt JM, Amer 

lean Legion. Thursday evening at ths 

f* lents Must 

School Csrd$ 

INT—All Somtn Point 

g to Ocean City High 

vtaed to report to lh« 

,hoal office during the 

Ing August 28. any 'Ime 

jid HiSO a, m. and i ynd 

The purpose Is to reeelve 

I idenUfieatlan cards and 

81 Home, Julius Thlnsehmidt. ca 

mander, presided 

Herbert Levy and Michael Mrvles 

ware nominated for commander; £11 

ff M Hagerthy. ¥iee commander; 

B" 8 '*'! AfliOM, Junior vice comman 

de w 

«-i »»w ttowlind. nnance omcer; 

Joseph Brettell, chaplain: James Hn. 

'"*• W»lorlan; Kajmond Tollman, 

Ronald B«nn«r Fated 

its goinK to ocean city For 11th Birthday 

JijMe Identification cards „„„!^JJIJT „ * 

pied before the first day SOMTOS POINT — Ronal 

1 term Sepiember § ac. n "^ M r lnd *•"• *°na 

local Superintendent Her- wm « u SOMBRS POINT —Ranald Benner, 

fon of Mr. and Mrs, Konuld Benner, 

was guest of honor at the home of 

Ms Krandmolhcr. e»t of honor Mrs, at Harriet th Ben. 

nfr, on the occasion of his • 11th 

i l le il be ,enl , 

r to Somcrs Point high Wrthday when a 

" he uld •• fherefore ' J o JOANNE TRAUriNHiS 

PRANCII MHOLLIR 

SANDY cox • 

Eight of Somera Point's lovdli'sl and Mrs, Ryon Wiesenthal, ili- S. 

young women have entered the «om. Meyran av., representing (he Binawlfcr 

petition for the title Mi»» Somers Club, She U an Ocean city High 

Point, to be decided at Fehrie Held 

Fairways Plans on Labor Day following the annual Unda Smith, 18. daughter of Mr. 

community baby parade. The conand 

Mrs. Gilbert pull, 141 W. Wllmat 

lent ll sponsored by the Social CluU. a,., rtpresentmg Sliver Moon Coun- Hlfth I A|||T MrtCf 

The cotltestants shown here aro jj 

Swimming Pool fiillowi: 

^H?ih 

Joanne Traiitcnberg, li. dauiihtei' 

niyn niyn wuiin wuiin ru»i ru»i 

OCHS Sophomore, • • •• .- •"• ' •:- 

D«v«lopt>r Open* jl »lrs, frene TrButenbfTE, Mi Moru Sandy cox, IB, daughter of Mr. and Sworn OS CHM to 

>. 

rd,, representing the Social Club, 

m ail to pass 1 he word I 

Helping 

Helping 

Bonnie 

Bonnie 

celebrate were 

Sirs. Balph Cox, of W, Johnson av.. . £,Ms*W 

muck and Steve Coatcs, Sliekej- and New Section 

I She N a Junior at Ocean City Hid I representing Ihe Policemen's ASH. SlICCMa VanfMfttill' 

'.'; hool. 

elation. V """.••' : '. > 

Qeorge Bird. Paul Kelly, Tom Oliver, The Somers Point Development j Joy Ann Oliver. IS, daughter of 

Rsy Sullivan, Charles Rest, Jack 

Virginia Gray, li, daughter of Mr. JuMlee Joseph Wetalraub m ad. 

Company announced yesterday the Mr. and Mri Thomas Oliver. M W. 

M DUHK Pvm!ah**l Mai his. Chuck and Rich Sehmeld, 

and Mrs. W. Stoddord Gray, 85 E. mlnlatered the oath ot office aa tM 

opening r- " * "--'- 

Dawes av, representing the Qreen new Ojlef Justice of tb* ,New jarwr 

•IMM fratn Scaan 

"•-—b Garden Club. She is an as. Supreme Court, Tuekidajj, ' 

m Payment vftoQ. 

High School. 

I bookkeeper In the Ocean city Tlie state Senate approved W*ln> 

kLt, ANY SICTION. na»ld Martin and David rerrier. stated that this would be the last Frances Sehqller, 17, daughter of Woolworth store, trailb 

group possible at the present print Mr and Mn, John Sullivan, 8th it. 

E MaePHERSON 

(I S13.450 

and New York ay., representing the 

--' and Wnt AVMIU* 

"We have delayed increasing price* Women's Republican League. 

a.) long as posslalei** aaid MItnlefc, pat Wlnenihal, IS, daughter or Mr, 

••However, increased labor and ma 

terials , -. - ........ 

- » appointment Mondt-y M the 

Helena Swelderk, 17, daughter -of same time It approved th» appolBt. 

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Swelderk, of ment of Superior dou-t Judge,-" 

6th St., representing the Somen } francix, of Onnge, a Pen 

Point Nurses 1 Association, She at. and Haydn proctor, of Intertaken. a 

tends Holy Spirit High School. Republican.su now aasocUte JuidJee. 

• G J ^ t j wy^ welnsrw.1, la. «» u«| 

DON'T SEEK BARGAINS 

yewr hart Mniarf MlUn In fat* lukMantUI ereevrfy which 

v.lu* at Urn. •» purthaw and will IMM ifielr *ahi«, 

TRIPLEX (not cMVMicd) 

; 4 MrMM 1 bath. Mch, sp«9ilto NiufflabMrd twirt. 

PMtnHai iitHMia HMJI, rttICK SIMM, 

XFAMILY DWELLING 

Apprnlmata ln»m. tt.O0O.0o. PRICi >11JM, 

MODERN 2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW 

(1 yaan sMI 

On 1st apprexlinit.ly 4T • IW. SM 

lien, 

INCOME PROPERTY 

41f OCEAN AVENUE 

Anthony J Quitoll, 10. of Margat-, 

iv," nned 130 oh a careless driving LHMM IMUem GIHMIH 

charge which was reduced from reek- 2-Famlly Apr*. Optn ttt 

less driving by judge King, Accord* ttan, L»t it « IJ« atiai Oar*** 

tug to police. Quitoii jumped thi> Any l*»f Bnkar ar ftrtna MtHW 

curb to drive through two parking • MMfUINi - 

lots from West ev. to Asoury av. be- SACRIFICING AT $11,500 

tween Ith and Mh sis. 

Four other defendants forfeitel 

lull. Voorlk S. AvakUn, of Cariyl«, 

la., and Robert W. Btetser, Drexel 

Hill, Pa., each last flu lull on stop 

street violations: William A. tirsliair., 

nf FleurtoHii, PH., lost the «am§ 

nmount on a faulty muffler charge, 

and John D. Hawortll, Stale College, 

Pa,, W 'for faUJnK to earriF his drlving 

license and car registration. 

L«NO HANOI WEATHER 

The establishment of on institute 

for long rtnto weather tarecastlns 

has been recommended to the Nation. 

a! Sclwiee Foundation In Wafhlng. 

ton by Jerome Namias, chief of the 

LI. s. Weather Bureau's extended 

lorecaat serviM, 

1957 

SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR SHARES IN 

THE 88TH SERIES 

THE SEASHORE BUILDING 

LOAN ASSOCIATION 

$1,00 PM SHAM PIR MONTH STARTING WITH AUGUST. 

MATUBITY VALUE $200.00 PER SHARE. CURRENT MATURITY 

144 MWTHS, AT WCttÔ. 

Current Annual Dividend 5.3% 

: " ,>-V ••'•/.• •;•' Op«ii Daily — 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. 

ATTENTION RESIDENTS AND 

SUMMER COTTAGERS IN CENTRAL 

AND SOUTH OCEAN CITY 

Grata Realty, at Mta esrnar of Itfh and Atbury 

AVMIM. cordlalfy InvilM you to ttop and dlccut* your 

raal asfata prvMmfit. Our axparianead covn*alor* will 

ha plaatad to awltt you. 

W« Sffar a COMPLETE Roal Ettata Sarvica, 

lncludin« SalM, Rantali, ManafMnfMt, Apfwalulc, 

MartgagM anrf Notary. '» ''.' 

WE HAVE BUYERS WAITW6 

• • ' " - • . • . Uit Ywip•''}'& 

BUILDING LOTS — COTTAGE. ^ DUPLEX 

* tk *"WNS •»•• , |

Of EN TONITE 

i ^-. ... 

JBrmtti 

Friday rJ)0 - 

LANCASTER SRAND 

Lancaster Brand Favorites 

Roflad On* IMI 

Boneless Cms-Cut * 69' 

Dik Onset °* WI Re . I 

MAXWH.L HOUSE tTV, DINjN 

wwwrtiiî 

CQPPEE , FRIED CHI 

^ 59tc 

Individual 

Order 

N.B.C. WAVMIY 

sssiiw;,.*.». *m. • * 

—TCO SLICED • '— ~" "~ 

S .... % 303 size lie MONTCO Vk»-I. 

MONTCO SLICED , 

PINEAPPLI . 2W iUe 35c 

W 

* rf' " 

BACON 

BEEF 3 

WJ?^.

,-s *"*f » ..Vtfj 

I tfr 

t •**'**• 

Catsup 

Sauce 

MM 

SUMI sr Halvti 

nia Mountain Froth 

Nona)MgdHSfhar li-W 

Nam Metd 

Hifkir 

W«fer$ 

Almond 

*l.00 

2 » 2Se 

4* , a**m* 

3 dnan •*#* 

12 Mn 49* 

3^ as* 

3^55* 

contain** 

and i 00 Tej Bagt-_for only , 

1 ' fint $1 Ail 

I J bar, *|a>(JU 

Jijw Special Pries) 

Parlw 8-inenpi. 

A»J"Jp«fi «««rt SaWiy, A.|nt l4rt 

Hawflii.n 

• Punch 

__j and runners up in annual Bellwoar Trophy racing series for ipeedboats 

it Ocean City Yacht Club were fhest four pilots. Jim Cherry Jr., second from "left, won 

top prut in hjfh powered racing class runabouts while Joe Stiles, next to him, was hifh 

scorer in the utility runabout division. At left ia Chuck Hickmin, runner-up to Cherry, and 

at right Matt Chriity, who was second to Stiles. Honora were awarded on points garnered 

in 12 races on six Suadayi.—Senior Studio photo. 

Around the Fishina Beat\ 

•if Bltt RASIR tprtid out over a wider irei and Fnm U Carnmifi'i tmmtt tfi> 

Mort of Uie comment around the are farther off. about JO to 38 -miles i P»rt of Hlit Wpound drum. It 

lUUng beat this week Is in the form The blueflih are expected to start *••_ *•»•« •IBBB with li wHkllili 

of speEUIitlsn. A change li expected moving in behind the 1 ""- r •>- =-—i. • =,.-.. . 

hi ' #W d * y * b *' ore th »' ehange |when the mullet begin to run pick; «• •«*»•* the Ma an*, 

can be êvaluated ^,gs havs been slim for anglers nsh. i On Wednesday ihe I41A. a Mpound 

inl'l beach becauie the nts i n.arliii ««« ntlghed in ol Lemoilt's 

exception of the t _ 

probably si-utter. Dolphin 

111 a Block to a block and a ! Frank Zlchas. of B 

They can he taken by I caughl 11 while rishi 

Maine a bucktail froni a drifting Cramer Jr.. of Hadde 

Light, have ,.t boat. i»«t. 

i lh(! Kajanrus. They also captured 60 

«i7 l)U—— I 

t* mi mumu Mn*. 

Wim Of Urn, C...I, ttU,, Urn, 

tin «.r Curt Mw, «,« Jm 

TACKLE 

MAIIINf HAIIBWARI 

—- Weak, are niumj back in Rain. Mw »as 

well as a few flounders and i On ln0 Ulh. Charles Camp weighei 

I aruBl, A 60-pound black drum was ! ln a thref.pBUnd. sneounce ff 

Uken there last week. Flounders ai- ! and W Harrer, of Nerwoo 

so have been pulled In around the I '-rauehi in a onepound. Ihree-ounce 

""Ov king and a ISij-sunce weak 

e inlet, but On lhe l*th. Lemont's weighed In 

locli. : lh (ai i ? f this resort snaggi. _ _^ 

fas comlni i!' o uno\ Ijijouncer. 

"led lo Ihs ! ' • • 

__ StPclman's reports a eilch of 180 

In the 22nd Annual 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

NIW JERSEY 

FISHING CONTEST 

WWTi WOK FtHDEH. 

Walter H, Tf« - 

, V| 1OATYARD (€SSO 

MoMMomel ond BAilN V W ^ * 

WHi ft Bayf ront Mar In. Product, 

^ • ^ 

SURFROOS" 

LOWEST 

PRiCiS 

ANYWHiRi 

•UALITV UtiCTION 

BOAT RODS 

M«l »6f Bay 

The Mmc day. Tom Cassidy. Fra 

•k « weak., 

---~. J| • fwiriiound flitije "*"' d> 

nnst, Irene, Mr, and Mrs. B p Dontl 

ana Mr. and Mrs. T, Baker from Sit 

limore nulled B2 blues. 

A 1 rsup at flrtermen went SUf 

Paint ahsar* Ed 

TW» Runn.r Thur.d.v , 

I«, They win .boot lj 

•h«. Th. «,lih, , 

Is two pound. 

Thi. Ocean pity 

renlesi In-•"-- 

IT. Jack 

l 32 contcit 

''»• IS points, M 

d with H.poliil* 

'd bclueun (or— 

an ul ihy evm.. 

isiiing Club held 

y at il» Mm »t. 

in 

_K. A Keifner', fti,_,_ . 

ALL BRAND N?W 

Tb. WUdwewl dty 

IMMd tH-MMWMit «T a Mt 

UtalM M licnuurn. ©i 

«nt of the mMm « wrti 

tnitura ^t* na 

Th» police M>l am UUn* 

l I 

BND OF S1A5ON SALB Of 

HAND MADE 

LAMP SHADES 

20% DISCOUNT 

EARL NORTH'S 

GIFT SHOP 

10% 

O F F 

WATS - 0 

FISHING i B0ATIN6 

IN $HQKT; ON EVEKYTHINO 

ANCHOR'N j 

YOUR IVINItUOI DIM 

2ND ST. « THI BAY ••) 

OCE 

DAY «r 

59th 

AN ANGLERS PARADISE 'A Mi 1 

TackU Furnlih«d at Slightly i 

Adults 50c m 

COM! ang SO "«IVIL 

SMSON TIGKWS OFFER A 

AMPLf FRII ME 

MAKE IT A 

AFTERNOON AT TV 

EVENING ON THE Bi 

tun 1 * doubly M,y M Atlonlic Cily, SM I* 

at ill faeil jn •taht wmdarful »v«m 

tt>« 1st! ait«iHB9 race, head tar f 

o| o«9 Nw towiiwaih tq AHontk air, Mta 

I 

Swvrdoy, Augwtl 24*, 

VENTNOR TURF 

>000 

M/M MIU, TUW 

"MStAl MMOMON *i.M HHI 

A-1 i 

ed Advertisements 

CLAJUUmD AD BATH ' 

Werta or Lf* .,.,,,,, , jfo 

i ttc par wont weaMaa 10 word.) 

COHMCUU Turn, with ID Word. «Lw , , a&M 

.14. Requiring Box Numb«rt, 2&a Men 

All Clasalfied AdverUsing Caah — 

^ Ne .Woe Uta w CUwlfy- Ad. 

tf In. «lv.n to reJrewouUv. or brought to •«£• 

ST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CAM OB STAMPS to 

>r MMpM mr phone aa «rt«y |M CSBMsiara 

nttlue* BUM bl to before adnrMMMM U aft la 

•DM Dlsplny Advertising _ fijg pw [nd, 

•Irufmi 

day you we 

THANKS 

THORNLE¥ HUGHM 

T 

FOUND 

HANS WMST WATCH, Faund M 

Puik place on Sundsy. Phase 3nm 

FEMALE HILP WANTED 

aALtSram. wnM By NMI 

l thi I I l 

GIWL OR WOMAN for riumbln, „. 

CEMENT HBO Low "«• 5H-*ay weei. Mutt type 

•ffi^Jlfflfgn Mth UfrUf portion. Apply Milton jWley 

ilmnnln. duiHM of ^S0 W«t Ave,. In penon, t! 

DWILL 

' CARS 

d thm finest 

\r$ where thm 

New Can 

n sold. 

* J 3,195 

Ceupa 

fc J 2,995 

'"* J 2,695 

Coup* 

!* J U95 

CauM 

-* J 795 

I Mitt 

Sill Ct«S 

> Allowances 

irtdNOWon 

57 PONTIAC 

^1 of Yoor CMM 

venue 

High School Gfdduates 

fee s#ulh«ni N«w 

J»i»«y regional oWI« 

of The PrudonHal 

inturane* Company 

li n«^d t© train for 

clerical assignments 

^ »• 

55j.*-7l'-.. 

gef RED-y to go , . 

-••îS^CiC to School 

Jvf»faw far guyt & doll*. 

.. . . GMMM JUMP by 

WtCKn-MOARD colon in 

; • CAR COATS 

* COATS 

worn aw upi SLACK iTYut 

?l ~*i 

lob* CompHtd 

raws B 

MtMarWi 

MSM2-JBV 

JM MHH, a anWw top 

Olrt. Senior Motto. DMI 

. a USE OUR 

m 2 to 12 ^-^^Y 

: ;UNtOR'S 

•* DISCOUNT 

CINTiR 

• OPEN DAILY *M TO 9 P.M. 

I TfMES FOR TERRIFIC 

IPS! Blir NOW FOR 

iiPR! am im 

DISCOUNTS FOB BACK 

TO SCHOOL SHOPPERS 

y 

• week 

Cwnli*, 

g week 

AJbus wiU provide i 

County Contest £*«%!»» Itatned Mr. ud 

*5 Lists Winners iZZSmr &RBSBS* 

T^: CMdm Angl.r (Nf, $12, fr MtlMbfS c^^^î^.m^ 

enl of the Wattkly Awtird pmWSlWM-The Annual Rum. $£_F#Z"b_,»?_*** *•«*•. Paul 

".._".. ~ mage and 

MMl fUnuM CflnleK. 

(or of PuWlc Affalra, : 

CBWy of a 10 pound. | ounce. 

Hmer J», £ 

£«e«ftr QvMiif in fashion Show 

home of Mn, Beulah Kntrlcken, 

NRMNAL NOT1I 

*°^ ( * t -MEMUIT»J-, &HT Rutland si,, *SS l ? i * 1 "* "WniiM several mta 

op last week 

City Race Course. LUUaa 

-ageant BMI month. Mrj 

I warsnviiie, Sunday, 

I Mr, and Mrs, prank Clfonl and 

fihtor. Diane, called on h« sktcr, 

r». Henry Mayihura and rsmUy, af 

oodbine. Sunday. 

Mr. and Mrs, Claud,. Kahicr enter. 

talncd »t Sunday dinner his mother 

Mrs. AEnes Kohlsr, of this community, 

and Mr. DDd Mrs, H, a. Ratter 

man, of Ileralwy, Pa, 

Mrs, Agne* Kohier visited wvpral 

daw with Mr, and Mrs, a B, KaUtr- 

Raleigh Hotel in Ocean City 

Mr*. Robert Haulewn an 

t, who were the 

^^^k'kMyffi VAC* 

MIM Lillian Sehmiibiiu wu • din. 

n»r fu»t of Mr, .nd Mrs, Mario D#- 

Ssnlis, of Miyrlllt, Saturday 

Robert Ilaniepcn, 

Ocean Cily. for tnreo day 

--«-.-.—J a hail game In PhUdelphia 

Sunday, 

THili'S 4 NT 

CALLED R 

AT 1245 WiST 

©PIN DAIIY 9 A. M, 'Tf 

fM§ PARKING 

SUITS ! . ; 

Go bach totchool inirylairtan 

tallorad Suir. Wa have lha na _ 

•hadat and ttyla*. 

J 

SPORT COATS •'• l 

A mult tap wary trudant'. W 

N.w tall esiora. Tailored for . 

SLACKS-;,: 

NwwaM color*. Ivy gnsn. ^ 

Brown and Charcoal Gray. SiM# 

ing ftannai and Oabardlna. ^ 

I. " 

»•!$$ SHIRTS ^ 

Whita and color* in oxford tt 

Button down and ipraad colUr», 

TIES . 1 

i-arfM MlacHori o* tha nawM»f*U 

combination* including n ' 

•»r!p*Ji and wool challi*. ;^ 

SWEATERS ^ 

Taka your choic* from fhfM 

SMIandt and L.mb'. Wool. ( 

V NMR. Pull Over and S' ' 

4M 

SHOP IN OUR BQYS' DBPAKT 

COMPLETE SELECTION Of!'? 

Suite - Topcoats - Spof 

Shim - Slack* 

. 4n Tht Exdutiv 

*»PWntatlv; in 

Onmn Cky for 

Pram 6 to It 

Yrtir Dial 

OCEAN Girff 

Telephone 0304 or 0309 OCIANCTV 

i Wallet With $60 

des and Amateur 

LL RAHR 

-loo« •««• of tha 

I wall.t" itartad tail 

en al»yoar«M Wrry 

nd a taHoKd w»tcr- 

•mong m i dabrU 

ad up on th* tSUi «i, 

•• MonOay's storni 

epsBsd It. he fsund 

bi »10 Mill, 

• wallet M his rather, 

iilnscr. a rlsltor here 

r, iiumuiger lm 

iat«ur rte. 

i nm CUB. 

s ih« contents of the 

jor found SOBS lank 

, a nnul aureetnenl 

UfleaUon card ml in 

card gave the name 

vre, but the addreu 

and, 

-Ing Hi* sthtr con. 

H«r sanfully ptoMd 

kMk Ilia* Md fjKMMi 

îlSifM #^=îs wiifci 

fWt Wai nHfnU- WHlCB 

Jratt, 711 Aiburr »v. 

Mumlngtr mat Mw h«f M Ml* 

trail, 

He worn to the address on A*bury 

av. and 1 found, to his turprii c. 

a vacant lot. Detective Munilnger 

had hit a blind alley. ff« decided 

to enlist the (Id of The Senti, .-I- 

Ledger and came to the publlca. 

lion office, late Thursday night. 

He questioned Miss Mabel Biteiard, 

of flee mon.ger us to wtiether 

•ing. After a check of aaek ne 

paper* H was found that no one 

reported tuch a Ion, This was 

another itratige part of the me, 

thought detective Mmuinscr, who 

wouM not report a HO loss? 

The contents of the wallet were 

placed on a desk for closer eia-oliuitlon. 

Miss BUoard scnitullled 

the rental agreement, ivhieh woo 

frayed and tiordly lesJUe, 

Ma iMHad IN* nam, ClarMM 

•arliar,' and Hiat ha hit IIBM4 

MM nmimii) Mr m Mn. Landau. 

Th* nuiu raflf a Ml wHh Mita 

•Ikurd and ih. tsM MumhiMr 

'hlnmtm Influence on the Beach 

STYLE sun bonnet adds a fetching few touch 

tty post by sun-tanned Marie Dwyer. of Philadel- 

't you think?—Senior Studio. 

>er Suggests County 

orts Pool Ad Funds 

Iirt* mprtMad lIMll M 

-J" al notinB (ha ••mall 

•pace adnHlainf Cap* 

nty nurti (only BOill 

InriivMMal aunty reMrt 

." and datlarad HMt 

• net ampare fawraMlf 

i iaraer, iplalhler dl«pl»v» 

, retort inH. 

•TO continue to scatter around one 

and two Inches of cramped miperta 

cded that, the big problem 

lives about an individual resort 

ag 

iual resorts and mort buBl- 

111 know they must adverthe 

competitive vacation 

eiit an the Oaiette, "But 

»er Twp. Has 

io Tii-ln 

n City Connect* 

h Two Official. 

' City police have offered ' 

HMriUM, . 

jg Thundar, a two-way radio 

went Into operation between 

City police baadttMrwn and 

• of Mayor Atlas J. Klata 

•utomobfle of Special Offlriti 

iattanhy In the main- 

-nihlB. vihlB, ty KAY MWIN tf 

Chief WUIlam WUIIam H, H. Smith Smith en. e)MitHnt »«IHM 

SIM «t. ***ral

P^^»HBiiP Dtfulli Hois 

> w g i Pwdimng g MMW, 

liMMil UVM were laved Walking off with too 

r^tiiroui* *aMy. tam to the Contnct M 

1H? edition Of «A«ld«U. H«*W WwmrStT. KKl 

Ik* .tatl.tk.1 j-e^STrt ««• •*«? «««?•». in 

U 

MiM HmwMi in nun 

ptCMOtloti ranged 

M yaan 

few 

«M , 

MM per mt tor AUdnn fanr yaus 

W«*e«da>f nwnUw aattftt Ite 

«•»*• «ri« with bonow ,£Eii 

- H«fd for Grand Jwry 

•W*W &>f**-f The Ope May Co«t Guard Mulioii 

FrsiMlMdl ikkmtm MM the aver- baseball tean captured the North 

at* WMkar Io privale IhdtBtry 13 Atlantic cîamplomthlp toy down 

P*r «ot of hlj amuui lncwne, ae- Quonsct Faint, NjLS,. 1711, In 

Me^tWaH Illness rocenLty eon- ment at ape Hay Friday 

ducM. Tbe avwaCQ WMt ri UM The litle .utont»lk-.lly cmrled the 

MMm ««rw«4 by tka ituOy was Cape Hay team iota the All-Navy 

mwrnte «M «»d, la »oyi, aget U ciiih other and the situation of onuI 

and coraatiom Inlemignt will be in Holy Craaa 

and 14, were orde.- to leave Wild. Hunting a door opened beeaujia it lor her .jaui'hter's wedding Mrs, Ceaietery, May* Landing, 

out! Thursday lifts- theU' pareau uas too stuffy and two mlnutfslater 'Mrk chdsiT'a steer"blue- nylon or 4 « • *_:— 

his neighbor asking thai it be closed I'.mdy and lace over taffeta gown f t|._.- R I ^ •„ 

because it created s draft. 

Mith blart aeeeswirlca and • corsage r^m«r VMS I WO 

of MMb Uirfta ihew. 

Ha also siia-tkM ••everything but i.l whit* and pink cuniaUons ami QQVf AftVf Son 

Municipal Judge Louia j. Mattcra money" has turned up in the los; 

srdeMd Mcliof the pareaM M resnd 

found department, with top bill briber eho,* . pink cfcUfc.. 

>..d lace over taffeta goîi with M«fc ; 

returned to owners. 

or !hi high round look of 

you* i ,, you must try 4 Noypex 

Ijying Brq of luiurieui n^«n miy- 

qui««t« and elijjtic, with coltoB- 

lin«cf nylon eupi. Excluiiv* ^lattii; 

Cti»4nni/ronl dipt lew, divide* di- 

_ Tiiwry/ &tclu«ivB btafcut n'A pooeli 

Mlfx^fuH io your .v.ry b«oth. 

AM M* *lm*» l>« irandchildroii; 

£ ESJ"_*V •' •»• BM Mi* vear tludent it Whoaliin 

j . — — 

if PMIadciplila, fer vaudivlllt and Bsminary in Wheaton, IU 

ipsnftat. His vlaiin always «- I Amsng the Ms gueats at the wed-«Mi 

Buscn, ronver 

- „...^ i;lfimi'w»r« Mr,not m;..tret mt. 

City for rhi ««mio«-. ' .\aughiun, of Ml, Iphra'iBi and thii 

. year thU proved to be a ^ IS!?'-*. * *"»«"""» *N-a«h- Mi« Ann, •u.eh, 

•Ht, Jusl before lhe«oi ' 

,, ,„ go on the stage for II 

ttat an impBrtant part had b«m I aB Tna ,wln» 

dews had no eaverinf • whatsaaver, 

M It was quite usual far bats ta 

fly In and |oln Hie family. 

During this second term the first 

three day conference for the women 

of that area waa held. From that 

conference the present Presbyterlal 

grew which was officially organized 

live yean ago. They meet three 

days once a year. 

The speaker continued by describing 

the contrast of the New Africa 

and the simple primitive Old Africa. 

The. New country presents many 

problems due to the inception of 

Matron* to Stag* 

Cem*dy*in Church 

A oumJu, euMdy, "After the 

Church Supper," will be presented 

by the Young Matrons 1 Christian 

Fellowship of the Hacsdonla Methjjdist 

Chun*. 10th and Simpson nv,, 

Thursday evening at 8:45. Proceeding 

the comedy will be a brief program. 

The play to Mac directed by Mrs, 

Roteba Morris. Cast member* include 

Mrs. Blanche Parker, Mrs, 

Zebrna Lyle«, Miss Agnes Lilly, lira. 

Maty Woods, Mrs. Bortha Shaw and 

Mn. MarUta Crimes. 

Among those takimr part in the 

pragram are Jims T, NewUrk Jr.. 

of Philadelphia, Mm. Marine Owm. 

James Manna and Mrs Suo ManJjle. 

MISS AMERICA 

PA6EANT PARADE 

Sept. 3,'57,8JO P.M. 

smm mm 

TKKETS NOW OH SALE 

Per RcMrvotleni Call 


2ND A WKST AVENUE 

Of«an CHy 3121 or 1123 

SEPTEMMR 16th 

AMERICAN LESION 

PARADE TICKETS 

OHM AU. VIA* 

HIMAKES 

I I I AtwiiNMMm uAo 

Storti, Window. 

. Bactnnk D»>io«« 

W*atmu yom want loo*— 

IMM M 

•Btl CwttSl 

NlgtN hi Old Scotland- and • pni Tlw' Am«rlH!»h 

Oto ai a to 

tmtbw 10-1S lor it* 71Ui 

who alao unc 

OK Invi 

4 

I Natural 

HW «B«t BabM BOB. aa duosjra. avestad. 

A nuwnlna team MB SwtUmd, I The annual Fall Autoboa 

'•ndwUib. conducted 

OOMU at tite reunion lndmlecl: 1 m AUantle aWtaa wUI 

o* WuV,C«» Mar Cttr. A fait 

JGWotk, Mrt.|whlefe, with Jna City 

HUR R TI 

1 DOWN 

I (ju UO'V. „ 

SfcK/-';•• 

JVyiiwfl 1 . 

ifcj^ =«3. 

,:.;r 

* 

4

52-49 

ttftdllad «tt 

«tt tontof wtiw Gallo I atrtl 

J«ctf stksto Win 

jll Loop Title 

mth««wnd. 

6rt. wba will «ptaln Uie Ha 

ate» BUB jump 

Tom Adam,. 

the otuliiK out of Sab McNcill I 

n ii it l» 

17 It a M 

Sport S/anft 

•M»—l, MnHiiJi Wsrk 

•« Mrrtlnd«le and a 'double lo 

Ing hitlers for the Saints wfrre 

'inuiiin and Mayer with two hlli 

SI. Augustine 0 1 0 B % . 1 

TIP CLYMER 

— R«f Mired — 

Ilaetrieal Confracfor 

mi AMURV AVINM 

PNON1 HM 

FLOOR 

SANDING 

• uNoiiuai 

• CON60WALL 

eowM.iTf 

FLÔR smviei 

*»I-HALT Tit, . „„„„ T|Li 

PAINTING g^|^SJ 

OF ALL KINDS == r '—-—^w*" 

*. JORDAN 

(I««MMrl 

«• ft tin 

INTERlOU UnrfRHM 

PAINTING 

H. WAITER KkMI 

General Contracting 

MUUKLV 

Th. Ocaan City MnÛs |Mr» 

100 WIST AVENUE 

GRILLO 

1NTIR1MI —iXTlllKNI 

W CCNTKAI. AVf MU« 

••HnMH PanMakM 

ABOVE A 

AOOODI 

— ROOFIN 

SHEET MfTAL WO«K — « 

FORCED WAtM Al* 

GAS and AM W 

FOR PRO 

! COURTEOUS 

CALL 11 

WM. S. I 

ANDERSO 

ELECTRICL 

SBrvica and lh«#allaHoti ' 

1352 AUUHY AVENUE U 

Wi Spaciallu In liacfrlt Mamt Htitlf 

IRVIN JOHN$ON, 

Ptton* ISM — Bay 9r 

M4 AAuty Av« 

Hotoli, HomM and Sh»p« Wind fcc f 

tiivici.! 

CMMI Ewctric 

HOTPONT AW4I 

LaurencttE, 

Electrical Con 

t 

r Ugftt ami 

R«polr tJr»d Mo 

»520 AttURY AVSu 

"e»ft, A 

occun-Kt 

jy IBM, 

t a patrol 

„ with fire 

do much to 

Would provide 

reds of famUlM 

upon eontlnued 

•martial flahuii 

More Uiaa 100 

V'S 

iMBBR. 

lo HOUSES 

6IWIN STAMPS 

UMBIhlG 

I EATING 

IS THE TIME TO... 

FOR AS 

LITTLI AS . 

per week 

NO MONEY 

DOWN 

PS 

IT TOOK A LOT of will power and a firm stand for PhUUp J, Baker, general man- 

not eligible to ride at the track. However, the young ladles an star performers in their 

own field and the gongs are ae familiar as the fUks they are wearing. The McGuires 

were recent guests at the track. 

County Jail Hit for 

Housing Juvwniks 

"""" " ' ' Department of 

•• and Aa 'iK-iea lut «i-' 

•~i the isperatlon of tl, 

Cape May Ceuniy Jail at Court House ' 

on all poiflt§ with tli€ exeeption of | 

tho hfltidlihit of jU¥eniies> ] 

In o letter to the County Board 

of Freeholders, Capt. Frank B. Baer, 

of Hie Slate Depariment, recommended 

that, some place othsf than 

(he jail be provided (or homing 

juvenllei under 18 yoari of ago, 

llo noted on a vUIt to the Jail 

on August 12 uiat several youths 

from 13 to 17 were being sonfinsd. 

He said rooms being used in Ihe 

Jail for juveniles over IS are adequite. 

LANCASTER WOMAN HERE 

Mrs, Elizabeth lunbo, of Laneastef. 

Pa., is viaitiê at fiiff neennie 

Hotel, ' ^ 

Claniftod Adi Bring Qumc (tnulfi 

YOUR 

iBASEMENL 

An if M§ m 

Gay SHM Ctaftr 

cr ActMths 

SNilhl |h(b Matortals, 

Our Horn* Planning D«p«r|M««l 

will h«l» y»y 

d*ii|n ysiir ntw ro#m. 

halp you twlwm Hi* proper 

•nalMf idlf, put you in touch 

wNb • rattaUa «Htfiittir. 

and «Mlst you In ahtoln- 

PHONF-Sf.i l.ilf C 

copy down and apply these card 

sueeeed or faiL Now it appears 

thai Ihert is such a test and that 

It has bean 

with us ir i^îa 

far many 

years in ^ 

the form 

et an qrdi^ 

nary deck ^ 

of playing ^ 

cards. At 

ifsst that's 

the belief 

9 your big decision: 

''Does he gloat when he wins? 

II he does, duck A gloating winner 

ii far worse than a moaning loser 

-'Does he gripe about losses? 

Then he's a pennypincher. 

"Does he sigh audibly when 

you're slow to play your cards? 

Careful, he's the impatient type. 

''Does he fuss about your game? 

If he does, he may want to make 

V*TIM^^ you over. 

of Oltilie ^^^^ "Is he pleased when you make 

K; ReJIly, famed sard expert whs a §aod piayf Thin he'll enjoy your 

yean •so. 

your skilL 

In an article in • recent luut of 

a national maiaîne. titied "Should "Bees he make you feel your 

You Marry Him'" 

man's character by his C i play- full eredti helpmate" 

ing and can therefore lea. m ad- Mrs, Reiliy cautioni heavily 

vance "it yeyf ifierriage will be aagainst 

the man who ii loo eaiy 

hot coal or cold clinker" loiniL whs milhi yawn and say, 

there's ^melhing aboul card "Honey, don't take it so seriously. 

character debiti—or m«rlt*—paps 

ping to the «urfaco The "Wflin Instead of taking lover toy home ' 

who is stttntlve and potits at hems on the legend date to gtt better 

and In public can destroy all hlfacquiintcd 

wllh th* talk*. Mri 

gains with one telltale outburst it Reilly iufeeiti you both hie off to 

Bridge** 

your Bridge club. Or. "arrange ta 

Mrs, Reilly calculates that no have mother luggest casually: \ 

matter what oUier tests you've 'anyone for Canasta?*" 

/Cnow About 

the Weather 

By I, H. llMi 

What U a barometer; What does 

It really meausre? 

A barometer la a very atnpi* wt 

of icales. It weighs the air la^'or 

above ysu. Air has weight and the 

I height sf the layer above you d#i 

ti^rmiues the readiag on .your ba* 

I roBletfr, AetuaUy, aovspe eaa' Eoaks 

a barometer and if care la wed It 

will be accurate. 

If you have a glass tuba, closed 

at one end. In th# shape of a II, vau 

hiive a ready-sade barometer. Turn 

Uie euri'gd end down* add wst£f up 

to about the halfnay mark (on J 

good, clear day) and hang it on the 

wail, 

Yoi will naties that the water will 

rUe In tho open end when prenure 

falli^^when bad wgathgr is eomini. 

It will recede again when clear, good 

weather returns. This la because 

Bind weather accompanies a algh 

pi Mure ayslem. And a high pressure 

tystesi is nothing but a high 

Payer of air above you—hence the 

greater weight of air pressing down 

on the water in the open end of the 

tube, 

Wh^ Uie air layer abbve you is 

not high la low pressure system i, 

weight pressing dovn on the open 

end of your homomiidc Laronjetcr 

Wallace Bros. 

Buick 

SAL1S • SERVICE 

tth and SIMPSON AVINUt 

OCIAN CITY, N..J. PH8NI IVt 

CW4r«nt«Ml IMIEO CAR* 

9IMUUII •UICK PARTS 

will not be great, but will still be 

higb (because you trapped the good, 

| weather, MgnipraHUH air in it when 

you added the water). The high 

piesniirc air in the closed end will 

thus push water upward In the opes 

end. 

I, eTen I, am He that blotteth 

out thy tranif reasfona foe 

nine own uake, and will not 

remember thy slnB.~(tnIiih 

*Z, 25.) 

It !a the still, amall voice of 

conscience whiclv abides within 

u» all the days—and especially 

the nights—of our lives Oat 

'remembers' our gina. But God, 

our merciful Futher, wiu forgive 

the humbly, truly repentant, 

sod five us new llfe In Hl» 

loring-klndnesa. 

Save 10 to 15% 

on your 

AUTO INSURANCE 

PREMIUMS 

Ntney Ltoyd Chattfn 

1315 Aabury Ava, 

PHONS 0060 

COMEIHTOeAY 

AND SEE THE 

f 57 Studebaker 

^*- fl » BS • N.w Drivlnp Confrol 

BODY & FEN9ER p A UFUCH•'•* CAM 

£%& 

awm«r Kob«rt a. Hî 

UtHlMIW und.r M* 

UH>*r «ld tbn» Utt rellgf 

wtaf iv «>»• out 

U l h « 

U fully a MfaMBdyH an saw state 

tastf 1 , , ' .. 

Wcyiur eouBMMd Urn tha. L»B1»- 

IBSM "kM th. tm .trim*.", nt 

ka cannot apnd a mm without leg. 

Ul*ttv« appravaL RUm Mate «f 

KfcooU, Inatltutlonal aparaUM and 

public deownd for sun 1 aarvkM 

t tor Ma Waktr ta4feft%'U 

*»t 

TJw gannar aald tt# expected 

tmt Mtata r«Uef night com* throurt 

hisher exclu tan but h« mauif 1 

nla Df>po*ttloo Is a gnwal aalN o. 

mm* 

an ywNH tax. 

Forbes naiad that "now even ha 

•dnlta Mat new taxes tre ineviuble 

fMMBTHaATIT r ,v- f.J' 

at a remit of his dissipation of the 

•tats'a financial resouKei", Forbes Bommm from ths rural pvmr A WaaUMtSB nUMr Wli llH 

•aid Meyncr had used up all of a 139 devalopnent fund of the Rural •dory of what happened at M| HI- 

mltllon jurplus be Inhtrited from Electrification addinUtnUen 

his RepuMkan nndceenor in gUm. meeting uheir sbUcatlou prom oily. her life had constantly 

Of the MB active electric borrowen •UH. everyone. UMIMIM A W ^ I 

PALL KOMI 

only nine were In arttsar. on pay. MM and had bean npnW by all j 

J 

ts as of AuKUSl 1, The amaUDt as a genuine batttoax, I 

h HN Bat now that afaa ma rfi*«. PM

PLAY 

TENNIS 

41 tfi. 

iliClly Tennis Club 

',.:MmÛT Md ATLANTIC AVENUI 

" OPM DAILY 

9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 

Officers 

Glllam Again Htadt 

Cfvk AuociaHon 

!*• mmml mHttaf of UM Central 

•, Saturdu* «ln« «tf«t«d eft 

Md board uMaben Ml dlf 

MtMUM tor MM Mataf yam 

»i «( O* AMNMka. nd 

i Schmidt m mun«J vie 

•CMtnt. W EM NorUi wu named 

"" ttane In ll» office of »««Ury. j 

«r New Board of Governor 

MM Include O. T. Swoboda, Dr. • 

aMward Snaanbalaki. John CIulow 

and CtariM Sonn«Held. 

Th» mecUm •• - 

rtad proW 

city ana, along with rMwniaii and 

_ ettf pUnnln* 

Henry B, Cooper. Oce«n City buUd.' 

Ins Inspector, addrMMd the meeting 

_.. inn SKPT. 17J3— I— on re-zonta.- and the elty's plant for ' 

f«A Our. NMfaoal M Igg M future development. j 

—• Sod«ly DMvklMMl th Ifca Mr. Glllam spoke on the Assocl*.' 

its Men's activities during tne past year 

~ and reported on planned projects for I 

Vt Ule ensuing year. I 

BAR 

OPtN 

DAILY 

7 a.m.-2 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

Phone 9051 

34TH STREET 

* Expect 12 Deaths On 

NJ Roads Ow Hofidiy . 

Tbe New Jersey SUte Safety Coun- *< 

10 estimate, that M lives are ei- 

tme or more lives, tlie Coiincu"point 

«d out that during the tint aavan 

months of thl« y*ar m Uva» irera 

MM In 4S accidenta compared with 

ring Summer HMdMrt a^MtSf 

who did not atiend the «rMr «Mul' ' 

get a general idea ai to Just ,'-• 

much fun (hey really 

color of the whale affair took plaM f«#:.*• *" 

out en the' falrwayt, . ' ~ I ' 

For eiarople. 

atrntalad Ola Um ntaa fcotot.- Wl» Dwrtnf *• *•»», 9m W^ 

m wen HMOM WUlumw. wiw play- ai tlM 

ed a beautiful game, and the "Old „. ._ 

War Dawe" Pra" BUI IM4 «k« M "lAVABLB < 

th (herta look, lightly like "HH«o M b^r. L 

Silver" on the fly. T»to founoow !»»», ar 1 

rreaDy had a "ball-. W1M that rwey airf M j^- 

"llopl Indian- dai» BMCM dsM duUMo, IkM i 

aa lie la about to hit tk« lull, th* H«npurg« ^^ nww 

average onlooker not knowlim,»tar« M»l of the nenHwr* eri*f «g 1 

In wondamaiii. HareW Will!. «ay ung. tt *« pltlfnl. but SWft 

bad to support McKe* for U hol«. l"^ waa LOW»- 

; ._> j_ •-? t •'•*>. ,> 

One of the autaundUig hapfMimga " ' •-"**• ..... 

of the day waa a bMUtlfuJ N tat MM nia best. 

lit by William, on the 18th «raen, •• to irtat to do with ; 

was top* for ma day. Another jjjd.Bcjr F 

event for the .book* was lob Hitch- Outlier. Mil rttma and BeMUf — 

Ings eollecltnz fmm J.ckion Crrr-ll. «cMy *oul* MM -nout -yln* 

Harry BeUwsar mun have been •« 

chasmg fieorge Alexander all over •« » • ; .•,'., 

the fairways from the looks of "~ ""— -tmr'nTt Tfhff niitad It. 

Oedffifs More, they really dMl Th« were aft 

The nun* was in great Bhape, and "»•» ptaylng «otf U>U yea> than iol 

evidence of wme waa the f«et that S«r, "^ r^>_y-«"' aaHnd 

hTMdcait tram radla M M*> 

MMM M tM ma«ariMI will ra> 

Mm iiMM MfMy but WM will 

nat, •* iMt at H may, Mara a» 

l b Ji i 

v s M 

whMi anjwy ma and m aha hnwM 

IM W« h&hi hani awl alfht 

4l ^ 

•W* y*« * dir«*lH»l tttiul. Thh 

Mrd iMMiMDi and. fha Mat 

arimr tr hang Mnffr alrrMF 

(HU'tMnJth* «M* *l MfMM M> 

ins ryps; thk drlnr k uadaiW M 

hk IMt NMi « aarry iwanMaa. 

Ma aNt M NM adM H M iM 

99 Wltn H1#|F IMSdS 

M«.in 1H M tavrlMut ta.MM 

HOMI BUILDERS 

1 

OTHER I VStMAJW 

IN OClArfCITY 

Th« mw Vin4 of Font Uks Irif U W M it b hf.. ^ p 

ond it orts os big as it looks! ^ ; ^/13 

No matter Imc you meuure die new kind of Ford, It nnyao^tMOt - ,,. : : 

Not only U it the fnyuf aedan of the low-prm torn t i'| It ' "'"" 

even than tame medium-priced ur>. And dWit ever BKA 

in V-S performance! No other car in Fonl'a %Jd.can.a^tqli It • «*•' - 

for you can have the Thuninbiifi •»« V~£ ensin^ ,••."": -.".'. ,, * I ' ' 

styiM to stay m styM, M * ^ jor*i ^ J • - • " 

jimt .head i i , with atyling that 1 nnuiej h 

Ivflt t0 Stiy bait. If you've ever tried FonT/'-W-tM* ride, Ac^ 

f-ou know ivfey Ford ka luiurr » low^wice'wota,•«Si"^; i 

•uipeaaUH, new frame and bodv,- you'll vroodeT \v^ct« Ac rowt' 

buinpa went! Yet, with .11 uWb^-cr" qualitk., Ford cvriea • 

Httleprice tag. No wander Ford ii themoit wantedi^hki^V.%.^.1 

B, «••; •' K'^1-

t %*** x m^^. 

Ik and he • 

*' " lij- ahop 

. nil win- 

Ono the I — ?T"I-— •» —«i—ij", N, Y, 

'T" to«êr«aie1AlfonioD«EtoBea 

_. ,, I n«i* 

.na*Sfh^ t ' tyMvi "* a ' ti4 " 1 MWTTajj mii 

wriRi^R's RoufisOkiyed 

^^k iXA CEAV CourKtl Ckan 

JiSS N*w Marmora 

' Uncle ftp ft» iitJMd tow (be UU ***f"" TOWNSliq* — George E B«i 

/or nenriy 1,W *•#$• Wit wlvM B*llBy. te«Wn«l principal of the Up, M»i5 

HlMliiiMtaMrAiWMWU- • * TBWB»U» jaemenury School u, (lMy 

fit tab f«*r.' »««*. «nnounced yeaUrday that boiii 

>M*rnlty e«*ei aeeeuntoi tor "•• **o6i etfl« wUl fce open tor grail 

•test « per cent of MM Nay *u> «»»» «BUtr«tlon on TUeidly, Sep. •kiln! 

«y hgwllal KknlMloo. proceufd to ««wl»r I, frq« I It 11 I. n, «nd *U* 

»« en?«C My undfcr th. M>»* from 1 to 1 o'clotk In the afterneon Jo 5 a 

»« en?«C My undfcr th. M>»* from 1 to 1 o'clotk In the afterneon 

QBputetlrtt hew tMJMn PM^W Any K^dargirten pupUs wh di JH 

Jo 5 

QBputetlrtt hew tMJMn PM^W. Any K^dargirten pupUs, who did , J 

•dmtototeml to- Sew IsW 1^1 not regUter In th« Summer Roundup, ' 

tesa, and af pupil, who an tmniferrlns J 

Kunntrup to Jjrinjlne lu new htk- from other dUlrlctn, should regbrter ., 

lM wap treatmBiit of childhood «•• oil SeptemDer J .» no rrg1.ter.tlon5 „ 

»Ki, i*l»h asoum tor » per ewt will be aeMpted on the first day Of S 

ut th. toUl ho.plul.«dmlMioni, With phool, he said. Wu 

• record for docMn' lervwa followed la attend kindergarten Parents are 

, .-.,.,.... . u . ' the »me geneinl pattern. ' lemlnded to brlnj the pupil', birth 

hUU autographed baseball to Median, imtmiMd ty Congm- certlNute and a record of « sue- 

.f »k. u.,,, v_d, r »ii_ t .„«,., »lon«l action to provide MylUan i«s- ceuful VMcclnatlon agbiil sm.llpqx 

kvertged ttoutlSi Mr obe. 

Haiti at Pert Pix 

For Army Training 

Pvl. Gerald F, HolU, IB of B2B Uiii 

SOMEHS TOfNT—Methei* of kin- 

«v.. Ocean City, son of Mr. and Mrs 

g toe one (lolir klndergarie 

jetton programs for the morning 

ibout wery newi itand In 

feature at least a few of 

the dMpipg toe between , 

nt of the sftrSkeepert, of 

•OMEM POINTÂ rese,uUs 

..wing the AU«n,,e city TâZ S wTrS at S Sihe 

ifflv thsPm 

long llfte of patrons waiUiii j,,**' «| the «b«r of highway j WM'adopted «t" y of seh001 

a reeling*oTcTty 

lian Co. |Q set up alternate rout.-. ' tlflernOon group win report at m 40 

ffira'tadl S*" JBffl -«'-•Kiatss—Î^SBE 

MUced in this country—and Can a man go years old wim mm m»ny wsslons have been held with I be composed of those 

VWon HC as well at nWit as a » tMm ACTC lo Itny. «» m is weilii nlf»t „ , » »* ACTC to establish those routei, of aaSMandV R-gJ] 

«abiis* those routei, I of aarjland av R«ul 

,j u » . , . vear^ld wiui M/so »i.C.i as at sreaeni then. i« nn «» »r ,i. ,..ii,,; ..«,:•.. 

âMed New Jersey's recent ob- ^T"* *"* Mm **t°»i tS^JSiS* 1 ? oro " no mMlls "' lkn « Ml "•" * l » » 

_n#w an ihic , nr,i •««*•> Of Are present headlights adequate transportation to or from the Fair. i*;M is ] s m 

Vêd for tile hUto. But* pressure These are «mo of the auesUons ••» »"*• «"" «•»•» -'•" '"—- •• •-••- .î-" 

' We, it is easlerla many cases to « 

t.tjiey want, whether Jt is enforce- [ 

4Ab *• Bureaucrat* 

that_no'ohe reads soon disaijjpear. 

spenenng esdmate for liS? 

to 

e taxpayers, 

safety and tratfieôf. 

K'ne1 

ff »eet the childr 

t, the iythor oWera I«» Jnnttjon with MaeArthur Wvd. I procedWe°il*re(.o!nJ|enl 

*r«ey«i wlution*. \ . **? v "k av, school aliernate- | fibers in makin- t 

or, ta wh,, ta u* 

speeifleally devoted 

of MacArthur blvd. 

or* av, to Thw .HU-I. 

iveral solutions. j north on l-ierson av. to PhiladelphM 

iv thon to 

•>'- fint suggesUon Is I " D««es ««es av, and to Sliore 

rt then lo 

I their eieeted and > fairways 

then lo fairway 

»jto idoptM 

from fundt 

MfruEtion ef 

• COM 

* nal debt to boot. eh traffic lh to Say a 

He then suijesM such pr.etUal j ' 

I solutions « the r- J —•— - "- 1 • 

at night, trainln; 

OSSWORD PUZZLE 

or Vmtiir I Rafter 

The summalkjii of hU book stalt-s re Heifer, of Lanidowne Pa 

, rtBtag i,w, fce caîa to 

tasni, to five humans hetter 

vision. Me claims, however, 

4MB result, can be 

produced with 

Qh9m 

-So saps the rVknd, »hd with » 

ewlb-, the tyrani's pic,, t M a l^ 

devilish o*eis,.4lil!!upf • • "*"*? 

Neeeiisily wUl 4M#Jl * man, I 

«w«towiiitoW4jr 

« ikd 

rhk and Thomai I iettt, -rtih 

ln "" "»"»r. J'he chUd'. 

I h 

f 1 ' 1 from Johnson av, 

, and Bala dr.. 

he made 

I of Mar>-, 

nyptsU Jt afteeiad by other 

year 18J7.S8. Bvjj, 

lake advantage df this „ 

cident insurance for hi 

dyrlBi school 

the first day is 

9 S^ j > 

m yqhogj 

•" poyiinl erl,, 

«»fl South LaurelJ «Wr?n«_iII,ptrsd hy ,he 

ub mentioned that] 

raj openings In th»| 

traffic Ught I 

ing at Fort Dix, N. j: pint 

He entered the service under the tents 

esorve Fortes Aet.whieii proild?s A 

initial etaht 

will receive 1 

onlerinij a ipe 

• at Fort Dm he 

jekj' leave befoie 

nl. 

fCHOOL BOYS UKt TO I 

f" «»«. Ifs warm with 

lûplta trantfereliiB from oHiw dis. 

Road area will attend the morning 

session and pupils tram the Petersburg 

and TUAahoe area wilt attend 

the anemoMt session. 

Lunch wJli be served in the sehool 

cafeteria bMinnfm* nn ll,n rl,,7. j " 

The cost of hoi matte 

_t hring their luneh money the! 

Beroh Family Enjoys 

Reunion Aix«rd Soats 

TUCKAHOB=A unique reunion of 

i the Beriilt family or tuckahee w^< 

hevuiiof 

; Sundayi 

i e«r waj f' 

! Uken. •-, 

prHfw «i 

C41UD l?g 

AT 1245 WIST A 

OPW DAILY 9 A. M. W 

— Wff PARKING 

THSKtTS A NEW r 

p' 

HARDWARE $ 

at 3315 Wei* r 

— Open Ygqr 'fi, 

*MPH PARKING OP1N 0A,UT DAILY 1M fj 

FRIDAY 1 

ified Advertisements 

ta for ttw» flshuna ahould be ln th. 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

, Word! M 1«M ..,.,. ,,..,, 7Bc 

'• Marine Servlie, lUJi ana 

FURNtTURE — ENTIRE MOMJ: 

IJ BBility to drive a ear safely. 

"r. English was freed of the ilOO 

j poated ifs a material wltaeM 

pending ouicume of injuries to Francis 

Wyatt, 41: of eiS 3rd st,, and 

Valdo Ijtahn, JS. of 320 Asbury av,, 

lite injund utility workers, 

According to report* received by plteiaurc to the eWnrti'witt 

UNOALOW—Two bedrooms, all elec. the court, Wyatt suffered a eoneua- 

Irle kitchen with Riubatc oUBual, 

l tl h Ailbl 

•ion of the spine and will be unable 

Sel* WuclfîeSber"and «««%r i,mm *eek. »H7 Ash,- U, return tb work untir October 

OctoMr re rentai. Also Aso iiHtlUble viUMI for sear Ave, Phone 22T3. 

Halm. It was reported, suffered' a 

iraetured nusc. 

B Bultimori! Avc^ BlUa. 823 OCEAN AVE,~Sil,iO,00 for month 

ine Wlgrade f.2* 

September, Meepi S, Aiio g OOMB- AeeordlhK to police, the jnon wer» 

IMO front, apartments at low Septemoer working at a waterhole In (he street 

—— raia, phone SK*.J or see atf, Kui-U 

CBNTaAl, PART pr TOWN — One on premises, Bremisei, &28 S.^ wheniBnglishii ear erasJuM throug* 

' bedroom, flist tloor apartment for = — a perimeter of red flaw and irmBU 

rent ymrly. »lp,00 a' month, Voss ttlGE APARTMENT near Bench Park- waiilBg cones and ran Into (hemr 

Aimm: W tin Mucet. . tr | V Mnndu i I ir I, AV'ECkly 

'„ ,_ ^ ^— :. - —^ -:_ or monthly, Septemoer haii j-ste. 

5i^tt,y RENTA1-—Availiinle 

le. Apply owner SSI Asttury 

%0L In Marmora, Raneh type 

Mfe YounobergKMtd 

ELKABBTH HALL, 1115 Cenlrul Ave, r at C Flnaf OUffsril 

Kour i-uoina iinu haU\. gleeu^ € or B, 

h . Bi i 

rate* for September, Parking, 

me KB7-R. !«l 

1 his 

Interpretation of gwMdish chgrmcr 

Christine Jorgenson. OnwBiii'tiiM 

UfuKy'In ajitraJere. £*au£IOj;-wig 

anal sriowlng a perfect ngarp, he 

sane as only he could. - 

' • • * . ". ' . 

Mary Gcston had also planned a 

mm Uitriiuina raahlon BBt#f—a 

Wwiew.of the fashions to bo shown 

at the Luncheon and Fashion t(how 

being h 1J " J = 

««fc 'n • I" 1 MW Oewity 

The ynaerarcnM " 

* eharapagne color, 

iete with aqeeMarlni and a y-ery 

»y picture she made,' FOUOJVIRK 

-.1B» Cindy 

TWIN HIATTRKSS. Jnni'i-»|ii1ng._Buott 

fiindltlon, K1UJ Cenlrul K\e. PJiung 

1TOI-J. &m 

ANTIQUE TWO-TIEB~Revol» Ing Drop" 

Leal mahoyan,v flumowaiier i»,0U.' 

Also ml»cellaneou« Items, y0? Snd 

Street, Phone 3SM-J, __** 

non-«roeted Free ^tlmates, 

l-.tii Shw. and aJiil WJ»l Ave. Fhom 

Bie and dnk top*. 

W4 

ROBERT IV HOFFMANN 

IIOFFIIAN^ OA1IOKH SUFPLIBB—Wit Wo»I,^tallt 

M>'Msilinot AVe. gofnara point 

C H W tmVs* tick-Up A Daliv Dallvari saSÎaily * TanerBurpw MMs. 

U giJiTlpiitio |Hop. 2nd aniwtM Ave, 

Apt, No. Ht Boardwalk 

Mfif, IN) fs JOIh *1J5. 

Apt, Na. IM Boardwalk 

Snrt. 4th to Mth ,.....,,, fltO, 

All •partm.nt. aqulvalafit to t 

bwlratmit and Hla> bath., living 

and djnlnf rseau, krtclxm, «ach; 

•V*HMda snartaMilitt «Man and 

•Mrdwalk. 

HANIY LLOYD CHATTIN 

ReAlTOR 

1111 Atbury Ayanm and 

L ESTATE FOR SALE 

looking (or a yt 

Built lo present owners speelftntlo 

Mill pri W M UlnnV rint flu 

fBrie*nmf»raom %tth fireplace, f 

Im room, gun porch, kitchen, uUI 

mm 

RETIRE - mBramiTiri.'niH! 

JIUBS BBii UiaWtytllSUllBB' 

Three mTn« to B M - 

your own fruit. ngetaolM, • 

etc. Ideal leenuon to build 

unlta for Income. Low down poj 

Ti'imit lo JUU. nxiic ±o anore rw 

and Tuckahoe Road. Marmora, M 

nil owner, F. Bradley, o. c. 4w 

mil Uiiee hedruoni aBartmenJ* [or 

.ilnlei rental. Reusoiuble, MO 7tjj 

itfeet, '_ B-30 

"EAUTtFUL APAHTJjENTS — Near 

Ocean und Bay. saT.OU-tau.OO \ 

ly. sleeoii *i Al»u Ihiee bed 

2131 ASBUllV AVE.-Faf Rent, Be 

sivepaa to | peoiile. Hem «w«l Ignis, 

Inquh-e K0 iUi siruer. Phone 3O3S-" , 

TWO BSBROOM APARTMliNT.-Opfn, 

V«r* d«almh|e. Yearly renial start, 

ing September 1st, Ml Central Afe, 

Phone am. B.30 

« ESLET4' BBACH—E/l 

Modern, ûnuJUdBI 

Redueed -fates besinnin^ A 

Phone i* 1 *'*!. ' ' 

AIRY RoqMB—iynriiedi. sleept t 

or moravfB MS Bold ivausr. show*, 

evetythlMnry,clean, N0.QD vi^W 

SEA fllONT JUST. SIT Delaneey PI, 

i beach. Room»—soige 

,.,3 ;& J — Mito 

!> weekly. 

,,yS)||«»S.,:ii, 

of Copntcfee by Ihe boerd yf apeen Eiveiriiiat the'.u 

lorj. Ml*, YZmAnlt wrro^- |^| I fê U l 

stayuig on l>ela*^lre av,, tUs "#, e ^°* mr ""^ ' 

uid was first runner up Inlie alfit »*'* J •-•—•• " 

Waitress contest fcuid In AtlanUc j 

cur. * • • • - , • 

fill font ilrffi 

l 4 m f 

Uray, of Dawes 

iriitta Wiesonihiil, _„ 

Sir" and MN, Byon Wi 

Wllmat av, >••".. ••••'••' 

ISeae girls ivcre selected by 

dlrtetori troin their I '"' 

subinjltcd al the Uh- 

e on the C 

--,- -- t, rvpresen 

jflieni Point. 

r HaWJi w«» purchiue Uw aaaiej ku 

oflfflBrwr DOE fn new n«Mt 

msmm 

CITY fiaaDlff 

I MOT1IMCBAV r»OST« > 

1 i 

P.*- •

4 

HOURS 

*M*mghted 

a AMI ti( 

lap Mr 1Mb ui their hey day, 

d-tb* »oy Frteod- *•»*• 

k London, too* MOMhn^l 

MM «titta* tt.rougbo.it I 

rvlng on the Senor Council, the 

Fraternity Council, Scholarship 

Committee and as president at Ms 

.rty redded in Kappa Sigma chapter, 

„ and hefon entering —————~— I 

the ajotlon picture industry be was SWMTS AT MA MIT 

• aound engineer for the nM VkAu. m»_ «»—«. -^ - - - 

. I returned to their borne In daman- 

I town. Pa. following a weakV vacation 

at the Sea Bert ItoteL 

ANTENNAS 

IracM A ImtaliM 

For Top TV Enjoyment 

Get Top TV Service with 

Factory Trained Technicia 

Strand Screen 

Stewart Granger 

C«t at Gambler 

_-.- ,,r» lurimaR valued at $10000 

Ted*, .M Tomorrow * ul ** inrtalliNI, 

Stewart Granger, Rliondii Flemtna , 

and newcomer Steve Rowland «Ur Daughter Heftl tO 

' " ^ ^ " " r S Dw-W H.m,ir.B, 

«*nl »h»rk who returns home to W- '•"* "" "*~"'" " " 

Weddfhg HeM 

in Tabernacle 

Or, Moot* Unites 

Summer Visitors 

State Utlng Insect 

to Fight Pine Form 

foraM of Muthertt New Jersey the 

Stalii Department of Agriculture ,, 

ha, nlMMd Hi that Iran moreUMMB »„ 

a' llll l 111 ' •" 

fa «d»nw uniting two aummer I iSJjkJ £55/" "* **** ^** | v 

visitors Saturday afternoon when mj,^ H,—^.!. uttKm »,„„ , Yoi 

Mrs. Clara C. Bond of Balitainre, L.?!? 1 *, wa *K l *">** Placed '« 

».Jffi3ffiS. 

the Tabernacle, effleiaUa. Sinr 

Charles Whltcrafl. dsimhlerln law 

of the bridegroom. was r.ololsl and 

Mrs. Hngh Cmpbell. also of Brvn 

1st, 

Jn 

the Sea Rest u nurse for Wa 

B. Reid, I8.nwnlh4ld wn of 

The brtd#Sroom Is a retired Bunager 

of the Acme supermarket in 

Bryn Mawr. He was a lu*e>iang fn 

of the father of tne hotel owl 

and Ins summered here for many | 

largnt number of paruUei, 

AecordlnjJ to Frank- A, Soracl dlreelor. 

Division of Plant Induitry 

Depjirtment of AxrieuKun the itra' 

leey of usinj; one Insect lo fiEhj 

«« and «ewBV.f fflta>n * Iy H * " . «rf •«» Fwkrldge rd,, wUl 

lyWOOfi R«sid«mt * * »' »W Sigma fraternity 

h IM. y* 9 i TURBULENT TIMES face Stewart Granger and Rhonda 

Fleming whan Granger returns to hli ranch home and finds 

from 

?* « "» «« Biennial National Grmd 

n rn#nd Ham % ttnelavr to be held at the Eden Roe 

r code afiernaan dress and betae ««. 

nsioHes. Tlie drees was fashioned 

many ImHance*, The wa«p beine ini of || 

used in Me eurrent atiaek has ton 

with tap sleeve* and a iweethean 

si tile I 

employed bafore for eontrM of the 

neckline and decorated with rhlne- red pine iawfly, another species, m 

stones and nutchinp beaded (rim. Norm Jersey 

Her beige brushed beaver hat was 

The wa«p parasite used In (hh. 

initaiwa atueks the eocoon of the 

'0un Oiory," outdoor action drama in Cinemascope, 

s a yellow orchid. 

sawny md deatroyB the Beau before 

now at jhe Strand Theatre. - Following the ceremony a recep. tfteyemerio as adulu. ParamieaT-*. 

lion held at the Sea Re« llotei, leawd how will be ready to go to 

HIS Central av. They »U1 nuke work next npring. 

their home in Cantonsvlile, Md, The sswfly specie'! beins combaud 

Mrs, Band wu the widow of 1 Is not a new pest In New Jersey, 

UUIIUIUry yOn Un CMf Club Impniv«m«r,t Stuart Bond, brather of the Utebut 

Its popul.tlon his bean Inereat 

Judge Carrol! T. Bond, who -— 

TV TOWERS 

— ALL miL, M MOT — 

M #* f 1W,W 

MICTBO • IMTMUB 

SCHUFF 

ELECTRIC 

710 A«bury Avtnua 

Phone U42 

A ramaniu-triangle „„..,„ ...v c,,, — »»ir wii cnuu. a i«ughter, law, daughter and (nnddsuchter, 

plications when Oranjier's son play, flaiurtay evening In Vista, Calif. She Mr. anil Mrs. Julian Henderson and 

ed by Rowland, falls in love with ha* beennamed Bdjlh Pamela. Fayes the brides room's son, daughter. 

Miss Fleming, Sgi. Kenning, the son of Mrs. inJaw and granddaughter U Col 

The film hai the battle royal of j?^ 1 !^""" 11 , 1 "£ ^'lU"'' 4Bd M " C ** rt * s w Whilcroft and 

&r^&»*5rsz£x s stt^tra?*'^ cr-Mi^ff ares 

James Cigney, Dorothy Malone and 

Jane Oreer Mar in a fabulous Holly. 

Wood legend, "Man of a Thou-ond 

Faces", 

It is a picture dealing with (he 

personoi secrets and times of Ihe 

late Lon Chancy, strange star of 

silent movies and known as film I 

land's BjysWry man. j 

fcagney appears an Ihe famau§ wlz- | 

private life was tven more fantastic 

toan the affairg of the maladjusted 

TflAr Mrf Tomofrow 

"Band W Angies 1 " is MI fllmiulion 

at the provocative novel by 

Pulitser Pri» winner Robert Penn 

Warren, and stars Clark Gable and 

Yvonne DeCarlo. It also star* iidney 

Poltler. 

It Is u story laid In the deep 

SouOi during ihe Civil War. Oahle 

plays a rich plantation owner who 

was once a free booting slave trader. 

Miss DeCarlo plays a woman who 

has sunk lo the Igweiti level for an 

Aristocrat when she become)! a slave, 

Mtier is east an the overseer of 

OaWe's plantation but he hatm his 

master and Joins Ihe Union urmy 

to come back and kill him, ' 

Thursday, PrWay, S.tord.y j 

Darryl T. Zanuck presents Bmtst 11 

nynn and Eddie Albert 

e ean never marry. * 

•UBF "~ 

Tâ» and Tomorrow 

"Wand in the Sun" m n Jugt, 

W«t Indies. 

Thuf.y, rrtlUi, iaiyriay 

J W 5 

WMfetr at «i" 

Subscription Department 

The Octan City S«nHn«l-lM%i 

Oc«an City, New Jersey 

'•"Ot«nCHv 

HER 

Rent 

FOGG'S ISSO 5 

•TH 4 WtiT AVf» 

Why not pi 

it smartT 

Whether you're a year-round or «( 

In the Mean City area . . . onlyi; 

icrijpttoii to the Ocean City Seo* 

keep you ftjjjy informed of erttfK 

intertjt to ya^, b a new school j "^ 

Are street improvements content 

going to be changes In tram 

Where can you rent or buy • 

merit? Where are the fish biting, 

ing Up? These question*—and 

intertrt to you—ean only be 

iceuntfeiy in the Ocean City 

printed and published in AJ-rMortl 

II your winter tome Ji 4 

touch wfth things by having thj 

n«U«* to yen PHTutarly. U W 

nmm, «• Ocean city fite^ 

you civtc and iodal news, .p< 

MW-Hmd a twit of-other £M 

mm* A *ut*criptlon to ttf • 

*I value too—Jurt H80 tor»«, 

for 0 month*^n O«i.n City. V 

to «e«fng Ufrghne paper ev* 

mbwrlbe right4t)owr :-V;^ 

ivnday 

ineer 

ollisson 

Officiol 

•rnalht 

• at 70 

liervices will be 

today for William 

i Jr., one of the 

figures eontribuan 

City's physical 

1 development over 

i century. He died 

f • heart ailment 

» afternoon at the 

uthenn Qharch will be 

; the funeral service, 

conducted by the Rev, 

r, pastor, and the Rev. 

t 1 p. at. 

friends and associates 

'th Funeral Home last 

final glimpse of the 

irtly afler Ihe turn 

/. Masonic memorial 

«f Oormantown, 

i came n this n 

t at •aipii Ssff, civil 

Itw rKMnnundaHon 

OCEAN CITY 

Telephone 0904 or 030S 

5-Lb. Fith Caught 

• Mra, 

front. ] 

way to catch flounders Is to i 

psychology on •em, 

Oo away ft im them, she says. 

Just put you. line In the water 

and leave. A watched pot never 

bolt,. Through the years this 

system has paid off well, 

Tuesday after carting in ( 

bay she fastened* her line are 

a piling and went in the *" 

H i - - - ••- ' • • - 

and started reellni In 

thought waa a heavy i. 

lion of seawved. 

It i 

flounder that • 

beached it. 

| 

For Weak End 

Larg* Influx of 

For Holiday Paried 

The Labor Day holiday week m 

i- n C|,y ,, exBet.tcd ,o f.-.a 

urge influx Of Visitors to «,.„,., 

the resort's entertainment facilities, 

which will be highlighted by a rull 

schedule of boat racing at the Ocean 

City Yacht Club, 

The resort will offer its regular 

bill of attractions, Music Pier concerts, 

warm beach and relaxing surf. 

The boat racing program will b* 

elimaiiad Monday at II a, m, when 

•boul II luxury cruisers will an*, 

war Hi. itarrlng fmn In mi Vacht 

€lyb's cruiser raie. 

The big boots will line up In 

Beach Thorofare off Battersea id, 

^with their anchors over and their 

engines dead. At the starling ilgnEl. 

the crews will up anchors and the 

b!i,|ipers .Mil slorl molars for ffee 

three mile race to the bell bouy 

and back. 

The event Is opened to all cruisers 

In the area. Registrations will be 

taken until a holt-hour before start- 

! Ing time, at the Yacht Club and at 

Chic's Manufacturing Co., «8 Aabury 

The IbMla 

$ 

wMti th. 

p 

• aMMlM* clly .naln- *». « ' 

** *^?** ***"*'• ** S Saturday at 1 p. a, the powerboat 

Labor pay, which Americans will 

celebrate by taking a holiday next 

Monday, has a special •igniflcanee 

for one well known Oemm f.»v ...m 

mer cottager, Leo I 

841 Srd st, here and (IT Roosevelt 

blvd. In Philadelphia 

~ "r. Bamberger was 

».nal group of labor leaden 

• P"»i«"n. racing fleet at the Yacht dub wUl 

javor'i reaueal, Mr, Col- «« ke to *• *•««•• These race* win 

bltahed hi. oHlue In city include lieata for raclnj rnmhouu, 

•rried on lib-work from «« ll «y runabouta «nd outtoaards. The 

• dlsagreompnt developed *>!" ««"nt» will bs p'taWM* with 

3 lonuiiissinners in the ««« «> d k "»« cnal J, yoeht M 

f I94a over hta re-appoln. •* 3 P- "»• Tn « W" 3 ^ "U^ M 

erew members during Uie regular 

^5 1»M1 f ,S ^1 B '» ">• Barents of young skipptrs 

« , "SJ"^ 1 ? 1 !*a m Protect 14 laachat 

Aftar Labor Dav 

firm In The National Bank C •« f yo\mgSKstow given ihe opportunity Sboa^rac to show *'« be out In half Tueiday when 

City huUrilng, Since then [ZulSSSdinc * the Bead,' Patrol start, clo,mB 

OCCAM CITY, NEW JER5EY, FRIDAY, AUOUST *>, 1957 

Group That Originated Labor Day 

with eoneaivlng the Idea 

"I" honor of labor",. 

orUrliMtor .W Che MM, vkSM MHh. 

day fell Uiat year an HnmU), Sep. 

temBw I. Since (hen , It tin taa 

tr«dUlon*uy tet as the Ifc-at MoBday 

la BepMnfMf, Odmy |tl • 

A meeting marshalling all the boating interesUi of the 

entire Southern New Jersey coastal area wtn be conducted 

in City Hall here next Thunday evening at 8 o'clock taîacUM 

the construction of the proposed new bridge on B«oaev«4t 

Tlie session lit bi-lnii called by a — ''—-'—- '*' , ':''.;• 

group of Oeean City boatmen headed m...i^m. 

by Olriti B. MillJgan William i, - , , 

Townseiia and Uward by Jr, Rep. Speaking for the group, Mr, HUD. 

elearane* of more yum i» f*«. 

l i m i t mattw af fMiaNMr a will In Mm •Matt all •« MM 

fliiM krMM w a span apmiin nlrlMHMM fc«ra1»rhn « It t 

(tlUL|yp( WSIIM Â ^#st Mil99v s •••(!••••• €SWffy fs €•#• tn 

Iht iht MH| MHi at, MhranH MhrHisa ta la Nw raaatf, ncatf, MHHill MIIIHsw Hli 

• 

The opinions and urrcmmil. H• unged full attendance by any- r_.-ri£E3r3E 

reached at the meeting wiU be cor- one having an intercut In toeal nivt ScnWBllett I< 

ried into the public hearing toy rep- gatlon and boatlns. Invltaliona to September 1 

resenUtlves of the sraup to be ap- uteM have been aant officiate of (he * "* ' 

The group will protect ihe lined-type Jeraey Mast and to groups. Interest. I 

bridge unless there ban overwhelm! #d In the expansion and growth of I , . 

ing opinion in (M favor at ihe Hw- >ke area, > - IvHI t|» lAta 

Knife Wielder 

Held for Jury 

Twin In Chnt 

Rembert Jaclonn, a M-year-old. 

laborer, wax held In »15,* g* reported In m»t 

Tbe final gro»P wUl bafer graiei 8 . «_« An^S^ 

and • at 11:10, wltk MMa «M is re- _"¥»«^ 

mmiA^&t£Tt ISSSfeSsir' i ?"•§ 

ahlfl will be uipervtaed, and every I ucrlcuKunl aHtiiticaB 

punU ti expected to *» ' '' 

in keeping the scheduM- I r»ln 

In addnion, the school wu «d>M en 

$m dotad loneh period jiell^t** uVStock''.«££ 

mm, M» prtneJpal atMT JHH* U3t?IMM>> 

of In H»rhor Cttv . Cape Mar •*. I 1 *.*"? ^5*S? STi te W«W«» f*£MI. fmmbm _ - 

ly to SoavUta and the Garden • ^â^â^^^^#HHPIVaa^@VJV^^âaaâal^â^Slââaaaaaaaaaa^âI 

«i«y 

e Pari«*. The plans aUMcst "W » « .V 

her apur which would branch ' 

; from lh«4Te«Urr. terminal of ' ^, ^ _.. .„ , 

.. sMer-Wy b* 

Tto pi* UP uî-m I* «pom« i« 

rvnkro-d Jod •,•»•. 

4 

«.»• «•.. .,„ ,(,

! • * ' * 

i 

«*** 

oned 

Sweaters of 

parted 

5 Cashmere 

14.88 

W«Mi live 

Sin* 34 to 40 

•teak 

P^ —-v. 

J * >' 

t!?BS Mi i£!!'" * 

•MuMvHy lined 

BACK-TO-COLLEGE 

GIRLS - - - 

Check Your Needs 

F 0 R 

'*•*•« COAT EC M 

M ONLY 

33.WW 

ALL WOW. TWIf D COAT 

Wm M| MafeMRt •«•* 35.00 

MART ALL-PURPOSE RAINCOAT 

for Little Brothers - 4 to 6x 

•OYS- CARDIGAN SWEATERS 

HOYS' PULIOVIR SWIATIRS 

SHIRT * COROUROY PANT SIT 

far hard 

LOAttll 

10.98 

|J§ , | fig 

j.fg . 4 OJ 

BACK-TO-HIGH 

and GRADI 

Mi Mln 

of Kingston, P», 

and Mrj. Wtomnd 

f Aibary tv. 

CO 

STMIT 

• W«k 

.M. toitM P.M. 

tiM P. M, 

THl 7 TO 14 GROUP [DY FOR 

WOOL A NYLON FLSICI COAT 

wiih ih.Mr Knit eî,, .mi **&%^, 

WARM WOOL CAR COAT 

Wild tvilM Lining ...."."..... 

PI.W., Cherta, ivy MrlpM 

SKIRTS OP WOOL 

m Ptakh, ftrlpu «r Solid. 

SMART "SHIP 'N' SHORE " BLOUSIS 

CARDOAN SWIATIRS 

Pull Own in the serrect 

for Little Sisters - 4 

1 CAMIL HAIR ft WOOL COAT 

MaKhini Lening* TV 

L 

tiTTLi awts- SWEAWS 

"SHIP W SNORf" iLOUStS t 

MMt, Ch«kt, Strip.. .,.,.,,,.,,,,,.. li 

DRESSES by Cindarall. A Kate Graanaway 

io Prints, Strip... Maids and iellds fj 

GO BACK TO SCI 

tar Extra Hard We*. 

Bu» for F# - - - nuts* We 

plenty of style when you 

scour 

Shark Tip for •».« ---. ,+g 

tO3 7.9S 3U*.V 

during which Ih* Any •«•»«• wri 

MM ntikl«. TIM nmlmum daily 

m fitM and Mwnwfl on S«tur- 

Ihii Bime (Hrlod, the 

were two one hour jtertoda TIIGB 

*• «omH aneeeded MB, which wu 

Sunday, July 1, between 4 and s 

p. m. when tta gaunt m H4 and 

«l Saturdasr, July U, totween 1 and 

3 p. m, when the count %,ai no 

The wen alia (even aneAeur per. 

to* when the count exceeded fOO, 

UNIOR'S 

DISCOUNT CENTER 

AVMU* • Op«n Frl. & Sat, Nitat 'III 9 

/thing 

jding , , , 

tlRS - SKIRTS 

5AS . BLOUSES 

IS • HOSIERY 

)L SKIRTS .... 

JD SWIATIRS 

[PDA SHORTS . .. 

kl Full FathiotMd 

CASHMERE 

veotan at Sal* Prlwsi 

12.90 

CHOOL? 

Diicount Priced at 5,97 

Diiceunf Priced at 5.97 

Diicount Priced at 3.97 

For Holiday 

tmve 

pleuant dhaatle SOOdUoBa here 

at the leulHir* eta' tb* Labor 

Day period, uoonliiig to the 

U. S. WMOler lunan. 

,'.'- TJ» torecnt ll for doudttHM 

this morning hut turnlns f»)r 

and wirmpr SltardlF. The long 

imie outlook •* o* hut nlfht 

mi (or Sundw and Monday, to 

turn *oolw. but wltb no taaiM-. 

tlom tf rain In Uie plctura. 

Suimner roncenien to 

Drift Away Gradually 

Ocean city 1 ! corp* of tettronry 

lummer patKJmen will star; to d!*> 

solve tiU« week with members leaving 

to resume studies and winter 

occupations. 

Police Chief WlUism II. Smith reported 

that a» of yeeterday nix of the 

SO summer pitroliTujn have applied 

for termination of duties during the 

coming week. 

William Mowatt, Ralph Ovei and 

Theodore Randon requested release 

by Wednesday UM Ralph Kennedy 

by Frtdny. Frederick Anton and Ken 

Perinchlef requested September I 

•a the termination date of their 

duties. 

Several of the temporary patrol 

men are not college students and will 

remain on duty seeking permanent 

appointment through civil service 

The others are expected to be wee 

from the force by September IS, 

WEEK END SPECIALS 

FRIDAY 

PUMPKIN PIE 

65c 

Southern Belle 

UYERCAKE 

65c 

A. advarttaad fey Arthur Oodfr.y 

two Ky.n af DevJHt Pood Caka 

wHh Ilirily Buttar Cream and 

Ansel Plain Cesanut, 

Biggest Fall Selection In Ymars I 

R*g. 16.98 

PamoM Haunt 

In Fadilom 

Markl Our 

Pall Opening 

eVHVTHINO 

YOU WANT IS HER! 

AT MiNNIII , ,, 

Prom Ihefiand iwaaltn 

• to famoui «llm, illm 

tklrH, Came today . . . 

t» for younaili 

SUMMiR CLEARANCE 

STILL IN PROGRESS I 

Shatland SwaiMrt 

§,«• to •.« 

Skirt. ... . 7M to H.M 

Hat. . ..... a,W to 3.9* 

J ^db r aaaB âaib. aasBk ^ : aV•.•••a^BfftBal asâaaBaaA •BbBbanasÂabaat • • • . > • dAaâ^Bafeafeaf aaau 

^^^^ _ • . âatai^Bwy ' P*IW**W HBI11* HIIWI| Ûlfl^ S|r9*^9> •IH 

OaVO TO 3U /O aperhnnair .,. enMra rtoek ndueedl 

MIT NOW — PUT IT AWAY F0« NlXT MMMtU — AND IAVII 

CAPSIZED OUTBOARD runabout towed to Ocean City Coast Guard pjer after five 

man and two boys ware rescued in the Inlet a week ago. Attempting to right damaged 

craft are Guardsmen Melvln Johnson and James Nbnn, in swim trunks, while on pin- is 

John McChesney directing operation while Edward Stadnicar holds line. One Guardsman 

wa» seriously cut on broksn windshield during salvage operation.—Staff photo. 

Rainfall Aids 

County Farms 

Mingin Hopeful 

For Poll HarvMt 

The week-end rainfall helped late 

planted craps In Cape May County 

dud restored tome pasture destroyel 

through the recent extended drought 

County Parm Ageat George SUn. 

tin reported the rainfall averaged 

between nls tenths and eighteenths 

Coilisson 

tor Nathaniel C. Smith, Clinton B, 

Price, fofmaf County Judne Freodi 

f ^••KiFmipfPH nntlnmit f-Tir 

B. LoveUnd, c. Hoewr MMnaksra 

nun 

and carrying out a aerlM of CWA Dr. Oarlet H, Vail, Dr. WlDUm O. 

and WPA pnjectt with federal gov- Abbott. M.yor Edward B, loirinr, 

eminent financing to allevlata tin Cemnluknan Harvey W. Adansand 

emplwment In the naort. The 1st- Launcce P. Lunny. Vaughn Matals 

CM! Job at IhU category ml tb* and Dr. John K. WattUar, 

nunlcipd alrpBrt. 

DyriM part el WarM War 2 he 

dlvM

Kmnude to 

qttnbcr of mo* 

raccoon buntera. 

d» Gotten Mill, tract. 14I;M« 

^nin wad 

icriptlon to the iOwaii City SeBUaeM^dfer uffi 

l&ft ym MIy tatermed of events and news of 

interest to you. Is a new schftol going to be butttf 

Are itwet Improvements contemplated? An there 

going to be changes in transportation schedules? 

Where can JOB Mat or fcuy a house; find an tairf 

ment? Where are the iah blthg, the dier ihovr- 

Interert to you--ctn only bo aimwered fiUly and 

accurately In the Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger \ ", 

printed and published In America's first family 

jSeiorfi H ymu winter home k elsewfcere, Jteepiji 

tortcb vitt totogi by hwing «ie ienUw].iedgir 

"•flfe" to you regularly. If. you're a year " 

the Ocean city SfcnttaeMjintor 

and social new», sjiorts a«d high „ 

id a host of other fekUjred yakii 

A ntaolption to the Seatin* 

Be too—just |4jd for ao entk_ ,, 

months, 1B Ocean pity. You'll tool 

Bubscrlbe right nowf 

•«|W.V MAIL TNk COUPON ON LIFT 

Last 

fo Resort CD Comdl 

f m 

ors union In 1W", pat long 

counter was 

An 

to *• Oc«n City he attended tbo Caladoslr. IrUM meataMtlal 

UMT haard tile earn- donat lml>, tWa week to *• O 

CivU Defeiu* Council by Saari, BBoe 

Jrg as a npTosm^.Îvb of his an. 

and saw the youiw woman buck and Co,-Ila»k» J. Price. CD ginvers' tscat Be WabtuaUy wont 

Ml tnrmalh «i>* «Uln« 

director, reported yesteT'.ay. (a Phlladelpiila ana iottamahl* turn 

ctuMnn Ml ao sorry for Pat Tide Uistnimeot will be ueed by company Htere In MM. ItopcmMnad Ai 

tfcay leanud bow sorlovs (tie U» Civil Defense Coû In th* det«> 

r 

active In the bualnaaa until retiring h-r.,1 

_jnt n that they Immediately lion of radioactive fall-out If ev«- as president In 1 pennitted on iHc na:|hi>rii mm- 

ion of the Parkway. 

Fell lus Schedule 

Effective Sept. 7 

Public SerMee Coardinaitd Trans, 

port announced IhU week that a new 

fail t.im-iiiblf will go into effect en 

Septamber 7 .between Ocean Cilv 

p , p p and PhUadcJphUi. 

hUapU. 

the eistern terminal rood of I he Th The curulled lld schcduii! will proviile 

superhighway chain to and from four daily buse-N 111 coth direction in 

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I day and Sunday, 

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tb- our 

prif e 

Annownc* Betrothal 

of Mary Jan* Park* 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park>, of 

I hlladi Iphlo and SIS Wesley av., 

this elty, have announced the en. 

usKement of their daughter, Mary 

J4ine, to Dr. Josef* P. OriBes, son 

a! Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph S. Grimes, of 

Philadelphia. 

Miss Parks Is a graduate of Ml. St. 

Joseph Academy and h now a Senior 

student at Chestnut Hill College. Dr. 

Crime* I* a graduate of St. Joseph's 

Preparatory School, attended it, Josfiph'a 

College and Is on alumnus of 

temple University School of Deatiatry. 

As eaptaln in Ihe Army he re. 

e RHtsurwt, , Harp for their 

vi the bimgeisl UKIilnlnE Fleets along i >ummer iinploycs 

the caul. Hobby Haven its operated 

b^ Mr. and Mrs, Geore Lejuene. 

Nl«w Grandson for 

Lester Asplimdh will uet m toast- 

On Morning mornliiy the regular i naster at the affair, uhleh will re> Mrs. Alvina Bryan 

beacii purtj was held indoori and I view interestlnii moments of thi§ ii Cmdr, and Mrs. Leonard Bryan 

tit ended by aimuKi nil of the |) nar*s raging* including some motion ore receiving eoBgratuiatlotta oil the 

us Htnnli riy Jinny now and j pictures of the action. Plans for birth of a son Saturday morning In 

cscitinfl usmvH were enjoyed by ihu next year's program will be dlv the Frevldence IIiwplUil. WHhingloii, 

-Jlicst*. A>iKbli4li4 with the yame^ cussad. 

U. C. 

v.'isre Ijorria Scheuwlsr, or Pliiladei- 

Priiea will be awarded Kkipperii on The new orrlml ha) been named 

pliia. iind IJoiis Wyneoop, of Bothtv 

their periormanee this sunnner.^ !il#wart AJiun. Ht.' Joing a iive-year 

hem. 

uld uroLlier, Bobby, and an lB4Honth- 

Philip FarBee, of Baflnor, I'a., won 

uld sister, Caroline, 

B prlxe for catchlne a bubhic on Mi tritiih ClarJc and 

Mrs. Bryan Is the lurrner Aliefl 

l,ul)l,l,Klick. Palsy nuddcll, of Alleii. 

Aiidiun, or Philadelphia, Cmdr. Mry- 

i.jun, and Susan Ackoimaii, ef Ellz Wife Sail For Hem* mi U the son of Hn. Alvina Bryan, 

iiheth, iN- J., woo llpst pi'iie loi liu; Thi Buvi gnj! Mrs, R, HuKh Bob. v'.Mtt Uuntral av., thin eity.^" 

uirts in the WanKiiei «hntafie rwaj ertihaiif i^pcard, Enjilund. .sailed 

while Ronny "Buideff fcf AUentown, Weelne«doy from NOB Yorli oh tht 

and John Osbornr ft Ccrjoanlown. Qncn Mary to return home afier 

wen for the boy^. L^nne iwiekard MwiidinM • visit here with Jndge and 

of steubunsviiie, Ohio, won thK Mi», John Moi%'an DavU. of Phila- 

• gifeamer throw. 

rielphia, at llieir Ocean City Hummer 

Others onjoyhiB the even! were home, 4U0 aSJlh «t. 

I Nancy Ward of Pittsburgh, Sii-uin The Bcv. Mr. noherls svas isiiesl 

! and Janet Ogbarns of Oerinantown, pastor at the Jii'st Methodist Church ; 

1 

Linda Daniel of Pituhurgh, Peter and also addressed the Rotary Club I 

{ Wolf of Cleveland, Ohio, and Larry while in the resort. I 

I Er.iBrr of Newport, Pa, 

The regular Flanders cycling aa- ALASKAN COUPLE ARHIViS 

fart left Hie hold early TMeaday . , Mr. and Mrs Hlldreth Steclman ar. 

morning for -another of the regular rived this week from their home 

1 

i-xrurilon,, iloBg the boardwalk. („ chuglalc, Alaska, for a months va- 

| Those participating Included Lorna cation. Mra. Sleelman Lil the former 

i Bt'hiiesaier of Philadelphia, Darts M,,y Bowen of this eltjr, Mr. StMi. 

i Wvftkmip of BethlshcB], Ronnie and man hails from nearby English 

Patsy Ruddell of AUentown, Susy I Creek 

Arkennan of Elizabeth, ây Miller ] ____^_——.—— • 

I oi Baltimore, Md., Ubby Edwards of 

Wayne, and Marilyn and Bruce Conn 

of Perkasio. 

11 

Mr and MM. 

»W. 

rd., will col 

Dnlrenary Moaa^r, 

narrlnt In Ui* Lit" 

the the Corner. Comer. Jfeiv ~ * 

Mr. Shupe u alttl 

Margarat Spell fe W«d 

Dominic J. Annarelli 

Mr, and Mrs. Bdwnrd H. Spell, 

formerly of Philadelphia now reiid. 

ing In Petc-rsbutB, have snnounied 

Uie engascnient of their daughter, 

Annarelli, gan of Mr. and Mrs. .Mich, 

sol Annareill, of 1014 Asbury av. 

An esrly winter wedding is plsnntd. 

0BOH0IA MUPLI 

Capt. arid Mrs Emmetl T. Boyd, of , 

Kninswlck, C.n,, have been spendinj { 

fie week as house guests of Mr. and i 

Mrs. Edward T, Bowen, 11 H Stu 

lion rd 

Wednoiday - Jhunday ^ Friday - Saturday 

September 4, 5, _t>, t-r- *•*>_ ?• *•• 

Beauty and Taltent Contests 

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Some Involving Recent Crashes tun u |0WAcf 

A docket of ii defendant. .p-,h.It rt »fc «. and Wniral av, IVII I* UWffV*! 

w m ta traffic eourt before Munlr. whore till eraiib Knmd August 17. 

M Judge mnjdln A, Ktne Tuesday Judnn UvenU, 1«, of Wyncolc, 

Shift Tetol Nr 

„ dafendanu eireMM driving charge 1 

f wltt the uiMuIoii of forfeited bill an* two other, were plaint tu brought by Fitrolma^ 

enJtaBj«,, it the New exonerate* Sllehael ImpagilaBiii. who told the AlUwu* . If »•• 

L!W*,«*{« >"•¥• O»«f Four natorbrt, w fined for earo- «»« he otaervtd the deitndanl 1 . hlghw«y^f«tjlltl« 

•na fs BMi on the charge brought 

. Ihes. days wUl ba Children', Daw, u *" , '!' 

On Tuesday, Wednesday and „ *" 

Thursday afternoons there wUl be a *•" 

iwui be mule, camel and pig 

Jims other novelty events. 

rilWKingaiidiisiuSlni 

Th« Queen of the Mr wIU be ielected 

and crowned on the opening 

night with the eliminations staged In 

the afternoon, file annual Mre. 

men'i Parade will be staged Saturday 

nttht. 

Tuesday at fair Week this year 

will be Gnnge Day with the Orange 

Horseshoe Tournament a feature; 

Wednndasr will be Mercer County 

iDayj TJiursdav. Oavernor's Day and 

It was • tavern where a newlv- 

«i rived eonunerelal traveler was 

holding forth. "Ill bet anyone flve 

dollafi," he said, "that I have «nt 

An old fanner In the background 

shifted his feet to a win 

the fender. 

^Ve WU. will, ye?" he drawled. 

beat yours 

"Done," ei 

|in_the country 

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^ 

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Excellent Cuitin. Served Until 2 A. M. ' 

COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN UNTIL 3 A.M. 

Complete Unm of 

rdest name 

Bl« F. Harrta, 

JanaHian W, ManM, «, o# Phllal|*l«, 

placed •willv N fallliK te 

•«••*• ii"»* «•«*•• »»««.« 

?£ t S < L? 

j motorcycle withe license an. 

driving lie 

far In itSf. 

of Oils week 

of is Uves 

during h 

g 

to date of I? per cent over the 

J 

of last year. If such 

Raymond L. •araMI, II, of IJI* 

jei New Jorsfy seel 

PlMtun a*, w.i fliwd |44 tor lilb 

111 surpass 900, Ihe 

Inf M «ho* Mi driving llcanM and lirratest annual total in 20 years. 

r w«» •*. A ilMrrierly rti.rg. 

awlmf knW —. dtamlnHi whM 

J-dB. King MM * mlHindir- 

Jeise Mooney, of Short rd Cane 

f Court HOUM. WM frJ %1 

?«Lf ',/" W Forfeitures included Russell Oa 

man Jr., M, of Boughton, Pa., U 

careless driving; Walter J. Horn J 

17, of Philadelphia, *«. failure t 

wsiiltins from a cany driving license; Patricia 

recent accident when Be Mnvinwd Poddl. m. PoKivyie, pa.. Bo, slo 

Ihe court he did bring his ear to astreet 

vlojailon causing on acciden 

Your Health 

•niar ilf. 

.. AflMriMit C*n«r lechty. New 

J*"*V MriMMI, t Clinton IfTMt, 

qu«t dan DM InvoJv* p*rt«ial 

MjMi prMMt »irt 

mrt m* (nteoMHw. will b, ^ 

Q. Why Ij Cancer unique? 

Middlesex 

Monmoulh 

Atlantic 

Gloucester 

Hudson 

Bergen . 

1. Unusual bljedina or ( 

charge. 

2. A lu 

brest or .. 

J. A sore ttat dse* not heal 

if » fcweor CBU 

or bladder Jiablte. 

dmtxtry y Dituion, iuion, on Uie lat 

8. 3. Perslstcni Perslsteni hor»ne«s horseness or areau'ili sous ^ Jt u. A. A D. D 1957. 1957In 

a eDrUin 

Wiil 

D. 1957. In a eDrUin ciiysf 

i Persistent inKw- J-, *"W Wiilliun Weinw el al art 

%. 

flculty 

l."*'."Idteeation 

in swallowing. 

or dj. giiiiulff,, smi Drlswai-c Sione und 

1. 

ficulty 

change 

in wwsllowmg 

In a waj-t of mol 

tUUil C 

j MONDAY, SKfTKMBHH », mi 

I at one a'rlwk In Uie afternoon I Bay- 

I imhl savin* Time) of uid duj, nt ifie 

sn#firr» ofri» m cape Mar Court 

iliiiKf, Cspe May tôjily, N^w JPI^C?J : 

with the iip 

' ilm In ih 

I * MIJ w ami have bMn lafely"gnortd of Pranenadefg*"* ""***"•* •** u « l , 

PACKA6E GOODS "'e 6 ^? "f"K- tt M ~,, J 2? Uw Block 10 on Plan of 

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DINNERS SERVED «* 

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in highway aoeideiita 

k ding Sui " Smmidm Theatre 

dpgiT« »• ntui- 

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fViiilalnlne 2t llrr more or l«». 

EXCEPTINc! tlipfwut end Uwrrrrom 

all that iHjrtlon uf ih" •' 

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MUqra^ld ««N WMim out^Trhe Fad, 

to CMim>unUt, to- tt» Cntted SUI. 

> tram the Ant Norman V, Sjrfent, clly dirsctar 

•nceasit CUef of pubUe relitloiw, in ifta ImocaUoa 

mad* note of Hit JMt »at the m«tlng 

was roUelng the pmcoce of tt» 

ntie City Coun- Ktwaali Club foondor ana it* fir* 

president, WUian B. GoWuon Jr., 

!>• annual luncb. *ho M earlier tUfe week. 

huf «M * in* 

M T TBs eutst gpeakw told of harrow- 

chief, aad th,.r ln« experience. In the battle agaiHt 

MUM, CMef CommunbU In the PhtlgdelphU area "We hive to «Urt figbtltu! Com 

In eight Southern 

aroup wbieji M WJI liutruraenttl In 

nanlilM, TOii group functioned 

, N, J, visited police official and Di« Commutes 

IlKk-ra parcnti, ngenU for having pgrtlclpated in 

I Rider, at their nidi on Comunut headquarters thare 

Landine rd to obtain the iBsnbaAlp lists and 

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M of DeffcfMf Bofcerf Goo and is the Dem, 

As every fanner knom, It Is the The lugiesuon > the kw-«1 itary took ocr.tlc nomine* for Congress fram of folly to spend aU your projeet cane from • dM 

the Seeand District, contrasted Wash, timo with a neighbor when your ent. She suggested that pang 

ington anitudes on foreign and local own hay new), mowtaig,' 

and other work* of art, (Mil M 

assistance. 

sculpture. wDOdearvini, and Wock. 

Hancock Hid he thought the GOP 

When Governor Meyncr sought 

prints, be displayed thrt,u«hout Ihe 

nominee for governor cut a poor 

OfANERS emergency federal aid to save Nt'w 

hospUal. When faced with the fact 

Jersey-, .eorched farms,"^ White figure In "trying to make himself that this would cover a tremendous 

fAva. OcMnCtty Houie assistant turned down his re- out a champion of the farmer". amount of siwoe. Miss H. Mid, "Start 

quest," Hancock Mid. "But when 

with the admissloni departnont 

"The Republican candidate." he 

UN 

Congress cut Mutual Security funds 

where the patient and his relative, 

said, "apparently la running on the 

for assistance to foreign countries, 

get then- first Impreaslon «f **• 

strength of his reputation as an c-rl. 

the White House organised a team 

hosplul. Next, decorate the ataff 

gimi Eisenhower booster. It must 

!SSiS of top officials to pressure Congress 

room where the patient has hit last 

hive came as something of a sbn,. 

to restore the cut, 

offlclal eontJKt with the staff After 

to him to lean. Uiat the national that spread sood pictures and art 

i •nd MltllD 'I am no Isolationist, I realize Administration doeant seem to beworks 

in the hails and offices or day 

foreign aid Is essential to our ra- exercised over the very real problem rooms," 

.00 

tional security Bat the threat of of H0.0O0.0O0 In damages to New 

ruined crops and bankruptcy for rur Jersey crops." 

Dr, Harry Brunt, medical director 

Carry 

fanners Is a problem no less urgent, 

and chief administrator of Ancora, 

especially when It affects our entire ClanMed Ada •rlita OulcK Hnulr. said: "Qood pictures and other crea, 

live art works do much to brlsbtin 

the lives of our paiients and I believe 

will prove to be of great theraoeutlc 

value". 

Dr. Brunt and other staff members 

met with several artists to diacuss 

the suggestion. It was agreed (hot 

such a project would bg of mutual 

benefit to patients and artists. Other 

artists were contacted and became 

enthused and caMr to participate, 

A plan has been evolved to held 

a rotating art exhibition at the hes 

pltal. Pictures and art works which 

meet the approval of the Jury 

selected by Dr, Brunt will be hung 

for a three month period, thus rank. 

Ing four exhibit* per year. The first 

exhibit will be opened on October 

Labor Day 

10, the same day as the Aneora 

FBlr, 

Celebrated in the United 8mm and 

The delivery and pickup before 

and after the exhibit will be by the 

Canada on thm firit Monday in 

individual exhibitor, either at some 

September to honor the working MOT. 

designated place In hu community 

or at the hospital Ail pictures must 

It MM inaugurated by thm Knithti 

be framed, ready for hanging, jnd 

of Labor in 1882 and Made • 

must be marked "For loan only," or 

priced If for sale. A 20 per cent 

national holiday by Congreu n 1894, 

commission will be charged for 

Matt other countries emlebrate 

pictures sold, the proceeds to go into 

May Day (May 1) mi the working 

the Patients 

man't holiday. 

1 DR. LEON T. MOORE, left, superintendent of the 

Ocean City Tabernacle, offers congratulations to Mr. and 

Mn. Joseph Whitcroft after ceremony Sunday at which he 

©melated. Mre, Whitcroft is Hie former Mrs, CUra C. Bond. 

of Baltimore. Both summer residents, they will nfilde in 

Bryn Mawr, Pa,—Senior Studio. 

just behind the Department of De- 

Tap Units to March In fense groups from the Army. Navy, 

Air Forte. Marines and Coast Guard*, 

American Legion Parade The Legion'* Nailonal Camnaader, 

Top bras* or the five armed «erv- W, C, "Dan" l-aniei and National 

lee* and at the American Legion officem will parade In the some 

will be aeen iiy vle»ie of the i«funit 

u the Championship Band, •£• 

American beglnn National Parade esmpanled by the National Colon 

In Atlantic City on Monday, Septem, and IBM National championship 

tar If, during the Mtn annual na. Color Guard, 

(lonel eonventlon or the veterans' 

organization. 

Try Ooin CHy M«tli.nh Pin* 

The boardwalk spectacle, which 

will lake Mine eight hours to pass 

along the four mile wooden course, 

will also feature some of the nation's NURSERY SCHOOL 

leading marching bands and drill 

units, and pirtlclnants from the 2912 CENTRAL AVENUE 

Lesion's eight foreign departments, 

Alaska, the District of Columbia and Expariancod T«th»rl 

the 48 (.tales. 

Intaraftins Program 

One musical hichiiuht will he the 

appearance of the 195€ American f tM A.M, fa iliM P. M. 

Logion National Championship Band, 

ASEI 1 TO 1 

The group wilt have a place of honor 

In the parade's seeand division. Priori. 1797-M 

Welfare fund. AU 

work to be displayed at the first 

showing muNt .be at the hospital 

not later than September 21, 

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SATWOAY, AUGUST 

The National 

i 

• i "^ * 

•J^: Wf,V.i 

of Ocean City 

Ml A*bury AVMM — DifvHn

[tfplMat.>w«rdifigcon 

_,—.-JofSomers 

rwere «dvifed at a 

Tinwr their pupils 

iftaoonwoOldbe 

•| u 

and 

buy- 

^ J*MA»*W.Itoittf^ rei 

«• rittutjon tore is still In 

r J*,B" **«*»» « • loMtton 

I Hoard stiU mt anted through. 

icttttpertod to Its working day by re- 

^«*^w. B tart toiyMMiae it tor a 

— 1 be or she did 

up Its meeting room 

t of overcrowding grows worse 

"i is bound to be hurt by cur- 

_H||ii# tfitljer loads, wasted 

I to ether ways. 

for many years has beta happy to help 

_. districts pay to our district 

of •the things'that go to make our high 

med. . 

rapid growth of the area and its 

K^*HS concepts. Today tht sendng 

county are' becoming 

mmied. ". • 

"tiffltoB'Me goinjE to be short V 

men Have bean 

, - 

lour Ipvlltt yled ror the tlile Mi>n 

m O«an «ty Beach Patrol at the An- 

"' Llfewtrds Bill op Musk Pier, 

wjlh Moode v,,lwlc ,,lwlc vD voDmer, 1». 

>r*r-— 

r 

lied up in long and inipall.nl 

tiucncsi Mill cvuporaic the minuie 

lao pressure of peakietson Irsirie 

liu Basked, 

And it will lr we permit 11! 

Unlc»» m contlnge to houod H19 

Stale lllgBwsy Department, the Bur. 

eau of Navigation, jhe «un|y il|»n. 

v.«j and |Wg* PfpariMt antf lv. 

tryiine «|«- in any offwlai eapaelly 

n ! v t n l IP do ftifh |naqnua(e 

«^d Tm,>M,lb|e 'fctldgel e«u ... 

Mid um-easlnily. w*'|l be wailing 

about the same situation next year 

and the nest, Bui walling wont let 

traffic now er. Hop the can front 

piling up unless It Is loud 

and long enough to make our 

of fhf Prw« 

^Swt?t.ia: ^ 

CroW^/ng—A/o. 1 

creised TiIBief 6j"pu|Hfc crowded 

and doliata as in former yean, 

Dr, Frederick M, RauUnaer, SUM CM< 

reports 820,000 children will trek bock to . 

40,000 oKecJast year. More than one-third of I 

high^rtnoolipwnieh are just beginning io 

post Var baby Wye. An additional V0O0 

leach the additional BUplls, 

Local schobl expenditure, in Nciv Ji 

tween the sclfoal year 195132 and last 

increased Slati flnancujl aid. For the lnf«, 

SUte Department of Education predicts the I 

an Increase in actiool easts greater than Hull 

in the last decade. 

In New Jersey and III other stales, pip 

became a larger entc-rprlae than at any tlna'i 

Public schools had an enrollment in gndes I 

833.000 pupils, housed In 26.UO0 eiarsrooan 

teachen. The total coat of day school 

exclusive of capital outlay and debt 

The Department of Education 

MBF;'"^ ""Sy* wl11 be enrolled In grades 

More than 4*5(00 public school teachers «l 

DnBui-. a i M «l towln « fW repiaeenient* aad 

population, ,hore wili be a continuing 

nenrfJ 6 ! 1 " l ener ^ A 'w «t least 11,000 ai 

needsd is houw additional enrollments. 

ihe % iO °J" M " New Jersey's puWie 

the Number One headache for bath - 

OlSnj- years l0 eonie 

at i B ?* P* v -WtH modern labor ipe 

E" 1 , co »imi1pBal heartagi, New * 

t - csaassaL 

r pay. 

i Me

:#K%fF 

•Mfe 

._ tb* Hnkt he (01 sing 

V. Not, 0 toMl" by Buck 

~ mvtt* Mi HlKtlon wUI 

UdM a 

•vof Gfling 

m «l Pastor 

Sunday 

Wfcfc there he raeived MOO 

ben, spent lulf a mUllon dolUm on I 

church hnprovemenU, entblisBed I 

• w^srter hefore PlaBlM 

* 

Offff* 

MMM NMM 

•Us Labor Bay ftolrors to Ownn City, 

ih. Holy Trlni 'l' Churcli, Ilth si. and 

y~ Central *v.. M HMBUI the wto 

his prelude, to toe 11 o'clock service Into 

(o a "Little Concert" 

Ms* Nona Horko, toprmo, and 

janes Mat, tenor, will »tag a «U«lion 

of «riM from Handel's oratorio 

"Tn» IlessMi-, Beginning at «!« 

a m, •&, I M will flag -Comfort 

Ve» und "tnrf VaUer *tfl to ••• 

*ll€d" and 14U. Horko will aba "Ho* 

BUBUAII Upon IM JHount«ln«" and 

"Come Unto Him" 

jostph D, parMlis, ort.nlst and 

choirmaster. »UI WMpuv tBea an 

the orfan. 

At the 11 o'clock Mtrvlse of Hoi 

'" ••— the Senior Chslr will 

•Mia Maria BUgd«Me 

by HMIW Wlllati 

At • «. m. Oearge Plummer. boy 

•optuno, will jing ihB solo prelude 

"1*« BcaUtodM" by A H. Mjlotlc, 

iU the Junior Cboir wUI sing the , 

IO God. Her Heart to flwiiiritar I 

kyj, S, Sasb, I 

Bible Confab to 

Close Sunday 

Michigan Paster 

h Ltttt SpMlnr 

Its Utt (eaten of the Ocean City 

?r^lMe Confer 

of Un Conf 

and to h 

t VM. 

tat Canfar 

his ninth 

Mark Cort* i* tot Conference mmU 

?tt 

Tabernacle Trustees 

j3 Plan OFmitf hr r Luff 

Mr, 

TTie iwiird >( -rut* f 

TTie iwiird >.( -ruste*! of ne 

ilon, 0. C. |*«» aBBuui - -d pian-i far a dlnnvr bl 

of R, . r,. 

iwcumo n tccogn\tton of Mi 

ye«n ot service lo tot community 

_ and Hi relljdou* lUe 

Tile dinner will be an Friday evenlng, 

September 13, m the FUnden 

•sd woarles r. SchllUng. 

Mi-. Luff, Philadelphia paper firm 

uMMivc, MI Ike kty flgnre la the 

Taoctnicle-s project 0/ erntlng a 

PALME* 

RAILS THAT NEVER RUST 

Gleaming in the midday sun,,, shimmering under 

the moon's pale flow... afire with gold as the night 

headlights bear down ,., rails that never rust. 

Rolling wheels won't let them! 

Some folks wonder whether it's important to go to 

Church every Sunday, Why not twice a month—«r 

now and then—or at certain special seasons? 

When the wheels stop rolling: RUST! When we 

relax in oar quest of God or Interrupt our pursuit of 

to attack the soul. 

1117-W ArfwryAv^ Ph. 02UMM 

>AMK0N and UAMADA 

ce on our timetable. 

« ^ spiritual right 

1 «?"* to m. f»mm, ,„«."; 

r/irt Scrte I* Scingf Published Under th* Spomorthip ef th» Fo/fovW/t0> 

HOWARD S. STAINTON 

Mand nrvLcn 

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WATEt SERVICE 

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fMHI Pf * 

jMfiflra.. Tta nuijorj w,1ere (wrenU 

|o»y MM Uiilt mull eWMMn dur- 

• of the church. 

MO p. a. — Dr, Theodofe Farmfutat, 

ittW of Foundry Melhodlit 

Church. . WMhlnglon, Mhngln, p. ft, ,wU1 be 

tfc tfcf n«t ipMMr M at t th the ,ervke k in i 

*e Soortyti ThMtrc. fhtrt WIU be 

a tmi MMet led by Howard OUbert 

-nd fpeeUI mmle hi- tile Summed 

.to WMrttt, 

f!« p. nL—Midweek Frayer Sury. 

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HOLY TtlNfTT gMtCOMl. 

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•thMUM life 

oms. 

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HWne He« Sarvei «Mn City ami Surnundlni Area 

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Chorus Coming 

P«nnd*l 

Pin- Tomorrow on 

— C'orvnca Fuhrmait, Conductot — 

••atoning MH» at i •>. Id. 

New Artists on 

Pier Next Weak 

% born, or Mr. 

Woiinon, 1813 As- A free choral music program wffl 

bury** '»iid uwhidcd dd songs, d* dnces 

and twaral variety. 

be presentrd at the Music Pier to. 

JMoaa yfciftdpatlne; wem. Joann 

morrow night by the Delaware Val 

'Oil*, It yfars old. of Kavartown. ley Concert Society, a group of 3fi Soprano end Tanor 

""• H emcee; Peggy OreenweU, nUxcd voices nltb headquarters hi 

y»£ra old, or Narbertb. Pn; Penndel. Pa. 

to Join Orchestra 

snmon, *lx yean old. of Baniafdr 

George Swank, nine The chorus hi directed by Mllaom 

JUsra old. of this city; Chart Bob. T Hughes and accompanied by LU. 

naif, ntna years old. this clt>; Kaihy lion , Hughes Besides selections by 

•rooks, six. years old, this city, the full group. Uiere will be solos by 

Debate CqKar, seven years old, this 

city; and Bk-bartl and Ronald HIU Arthur Van Luvanee. bass, and 

10 snd IX years old of Sprlourield Marge Anderson, soprano 

Pa. 

The program. |i 

Chorus—Kentucky Babe Golbel and f 

Try Ocean City Merchant* First Howarth 

Wonderfid Copenhagen . Loesser 

Roumanian Rhapsody Ciardner 

Bass Solo—Selected 

Arthur Van Luvanee jt 

Chorus—I believe Wllsdh 

Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor 

Berlin and Ringwald 

Home On the Range . James Riddel 

Trio—Selected 

Margaret Perry. Marge Anderson, 

Jean MaeKay ' 

Chorus—Trepak Waring 

Dedication Franj 

llrllo Young Lover? Rogers and 

Haromenrtein 

Intermission 

Soprano goto—Selected 

Marge Anderson 

&i5^ 

I* 11 A. M. 4 P. M. to 7M P. M. 

•Y PIB. FUNERAL PIf, AMISH VANILLA PIf 

Av»no« and Plymouth PICK. 

Bt 7th 

th. 

MMMcaHiCK 

Ownai Mgr-Owf. 

Lydla McLaughlin. MHsem Hughes 

Boryâppy Wanderer .. MeHer 

Onward Cnristtan Cnrist Soldiers . Simeon, 

T» e to« ««« You and Keep You, 

JLutkin 

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SEAFOOD 

DAILY 

RESTAURANT „ wo " 

Noon ta 9 P. M. 

SEAFOOD MARKET 

I BAKtRY . 

• • , • • . 9 A.M.— 

tmln Horn. — g9ojy tm $inm 

• . 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

COOKED HQMMAKIB GOODS 

KMATM 

Ml» Sarah Jane Honing, lyric 

soprano, and Johann Karatiu, tenor, 

will begin an engagement Monday 

evening as guest arUcts wtth the city 

concert orchestra at the Music Pier. 

Hiss Fleming has won a solid rep. 

•Won wtu, to. New York erttis 

•ri-eft Aufttrt Mhi LHMuarw* 

Saturday, August list: Chenta 

Sunday, laptamisr lit 

Soloists: 

Miss Anfeleo* Collins Soprano 

Mr. Jobann Kantias Tenor 

Orpheus Overture Offenbich 

I Lucevan Le Stelle Puccini 

.Mr Johann Karauas 

Dance of the Dolla Poldlnl 

Ah. Von E Lui Verdi 

Mb« Angelene Collins 

Parade of the Wooden 

Soldiers Jcjfcl 

At The Mill OUlet 

Invincible Eagle March bousa 

* • • 

Fledennous Strauis 

Lords Prayer Mailottr 

Mr Johann KnraUas 

Intetmetzo Wawigni 

CiriblriMn Pfjtalotta 

Mlsa Angclrnc Collins 

Naila . Dehbes 

Orange HDUORU ........ Herbert 

f Sends A Gift of Rosen. 

Opcnshaw 

MlM Sarah jane Fit-mine Soprano 

Mikado Sullivan 

Una Purtiva Logruna .,. Donizetti 

Mr. Johun KsraUu 

Indian Love Lyrics FIndt n 

iemprs Libers Verdi 

Sarah Jane Fleming 

Songs My Mother Taught Me, 

Dvorak 

Toreador Song BUet 

Mr. Tom perfciiu 

Washington post , Sousa 

pile Modinte ........".... Herbert 

Because iMr, Johann Kintaii 

DWardekM 

Henry Vffl Dances German 

Vta*l D-AKe Puccini 

Sarah Jane Fleming 

PanBmerfc»ma ...Herbert 

On the Road to Msndalay Speajx 

Mr. Tom Pertini 

New Moon 

Publication Group 

Htm This W««k Aid 

Members of &e internatiG&al Pub. 

UeaUon Serviee, toe., wjn spesd the 

coning holiday pered in Oceaa Cily 

on a •Uterary fte,;jMvDn1- u 

Borne of Ksi Ma?, M. Ran, 

•ay av. 

Tfte Ipsitet an a croup of 

and women UMeresM in tbe 

aaragement of natirc tnitbu 

good literature, bavin E h 

panted m IMB. They 

year book, with Mb annual 

dedlate* to a dlffer#iu 

mntttol articles ti about it. 

Seme of th# vtstton are engeted 

to am tonight, tat U-.rn.da, 

MBffmm wlB begin tomorrow aigBt 

with a duner futovad by a literary 

since her debut six years ago aa meetiog ui «»rampui anprat prptu eBtartam. enfaau fal 

soloist with tne St. Paul Civic Oreow. ment. Sunday and ••ondjy sin 

After scoring aa a 

dewted to a ^rlew of 

(a MeaarMa, ••WuisS at 

fcrtshlre MuWîvSrrte b^ 

eMB* a mmuer of New Yortti Am- 

•ftou Opera Society and filled ta. 

twrtantaM r«Ies M produeUMs in 

New Y«*^ Tnm HaU and other 

•astern nniilc eenten. 

Aa loMat wtth orenertrii, sne has 

appeared tlir« times wltn tbe Bsttoa 

^^WwJtow U»» witt Ui, 

A tong Ibl of 

MH Han featured |.er 

as aolotst In oratorios. Including h 

Winter fuk Ba* itiivil"feF 

" » «",,lrway. 

» 

Iasses at the Vienna 

tater tt «n • .choi 

SUte Aeademy, where ^TeSi 

fc* degre. in ausic WKB honors 

RESTAURANT 

AmcoNomonto 

GEOftGI PLUMMf • 

Who will sing ttio "Beatitudes." by 

A H MaJolU*. as the solo prelude 

at the 9 a m wrviof at Holv Trinit 

Episcopal Qiurcfi this £k 

George la a member of the Junior 

Cbolr, directed by J«eph D. Parseils, 

and sings each Sunday morn IDS lit 

the Family Eucharist, 

j 

mudc. Pniud., -Mm A 

P. neJtiJtowily, Op. n, Hi, 

^formation 

Bf 

at,. 

• e e 

MUST CHURCH Of* 

CMI*I*Y, tCIINTItT 

•Mi •». and Aaaury *v. 

Sunday S«rvtee-*i« and Jl a, , 

TZSM? 

Sunday, 

Man's 

strating 

rwpod.ibUlty for demon 

Mn, B«i«i pmra Jm% 

brought out at Coruilan scien^ 

services Sunday In u» " B « 

moo entitled "OhrUt Jeans". 

Reading, from the Kin, 

Version of the Blbfe wUl 

Song torvfc, Sunday iSTSSM&iSJTLr M0 

The Unity Chorus, an ali-nale he stood ever her7 and RtWeWth. 

irpup from WTilow Oreve, Pa., vm fever; and It left aeri and unmedi 

nmd iimr m*" & te-j- **"* **-* 

st and Simpson av., Sunday evening I CorreUtlve 

at 1:30 o'clock. | and Health i 

lure*" by llary Baker 

NiCIMiTY elude the followli 

from 

A lady we know admits that she •Though demonstrating 

fibs naw and then, because, y p she in. ll I over tin • and no mdisease 

th* 

of her husband an certain occasions. from civ3f the 

—The Monroe (Iowa) Mirror, tbrtr owB piety. t 

fttll 

at 

The Quiet Refinement 

THf 

22nd STREET DINING ROOM 

Open 

Doily —4:30 P. M. ta 9:00 p. M 

ACROSS 

THf 

GARDEN 

O?IH TO 

wtwwc 

BR 

SA.M.toll 

DINNtR 

•»6, . I - 

°n»-half block 

PK 

':..* 

C/oiW Mont/ay 

THE DAIRY 

•-• Hot Lunch 

Jumbo (trait* Haml 

RRSTAURANT 

Soda Fountain 

opiH ".v 

11 A, M. to If MIcMiM 0 

CIWdMU * ^ 

rDINEiatkbm-ni 

fit fittel Hmmi 

You and yovt hmi\y wiD 

comfort and restful atmo 

dining room. Our food ll 

in our spotless, sunlit kil 

Orwoys op«M) for your 

•ions are sensible and 

at*. There are speplol 

for 

Ht for u* lib «nt] ftmtk* from 

OHM fttVHY tt 

fHAT PLEASANT 

liY INTERLUDE |>( \ . 

^FRIENDS #..,T. j 

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ESTAURANT 

rHI MY AT NINTM f T«MT 

SpMial Childr«n't Menu — 

[WATSON'S 

RESTAURANT 

OQIAN AVMUi at NINTM STRUT 

Serving 

Delicious Dinners 

Since 1934 

TAKE NOME 

FEATURING; A PULL UNI OP 

•?".'•'-• 

Facts Bridge* 

- be baa'for the posiUv. bleulags 

of life—tho loVln| ktndneu and 

tender merlcea wlti> Which thus life Our drairbrMf* opmlnf racorda 

• la one of thpbu^bnn^ 

crownad,_Jhe aallsmctlon for thi» bridle show that In the year 

i for qod. It 

WO. tlwre. Wa> a |ot«l of itfQ qpen- 

in a mood of 

lt)gs twquind to permit various tn» 

I out at ths hard 

.•» WM.CO tha» boats te> pass and the nuudmum num- 

the nrMt •!- 

v#B|lBlait •UaTsffsmtllBL tffaAlflialliai ber of openings occurred m tb« •*••* 

truth are 

St-day period, between juqa 9p fP(i 

I and dluatn error. 

ita not* of We live In a world of law where ipgs Of' thla amount, 4tt opening!, 

e author h». ue sometimes see sih and malefac- qr 91.4 per cent of all openings, oction 

bringing their Just desserts But 

' bis (Ins. healcurred 

between « a. m. and 6 p. m. 

it Is worthy to note that these con- 

• a mi Mi n • •- _L • i. — 

Qvr|rw th 

with the sin—not, at least, when one M 

takes In the whole range of experi- . .___ ,_^T,T_ Vff "• »f••ff Pf 'n IT 

ence. 

IILY 

The author .ays that Ood hath not 

dealt with us after our tins, nor rewarded 

us aftfr pur hiiquitles If 

there were not some gain of graca 

and mercj to the universe, some tri 

umph of goodne» and truth over 

I a. an, tm evil, how could we |o opt 

' Sunday) 

Where would be progrea or. Indead, 

human Ufa Itsein But, because 

goodness I* stronger than evil, 

Iff p-B. th. world continues M Is because 

truth rise, qver error, and God. more 

powerful than mere man, would have 

it so. 

at Fourth Slnal 

IT OF POOP, OHLICIOUSLY PREPARID 

rRACTIVILY SIRVfiD IN Cr

auVaW vaa given in 

the home of Mr. 

,. I nMudcd song*, dancea 

» «mcee: Paggy GreenweU. 

yuan oW, of Narbeith, Pa 

•nun, six year* old, of Baltl 

Md: George Swank, nlifit 

>«•*• Old. of thla city; Charles Bebmff, 

oln* 3*ar* old, thl* city; Kathy 

Mao**, ate. yean old. thla city; 

babble Cutter, neven yeen old. Oils 

dtj; and ajchajd and Ronald HIM 

10 and 11 years old of Spiingneld 

Pa. 

Try Oeian City Manllant* Plrt> 

,; AT THE 

iYLVANIA DUTCH 

ROOM OF THE SIHWA 

"thin and Fancy Food" 

BtEAKFAST DINNER 

. M. 4 P. M. to 7:30 P. M. 

LY >li, fUNiRAL PIE, AMISH VANILLA PI I 

AV*MM artel Plymouth oconoc Plow COHICK 

anal tm it*. 

On fit* Boy 

Chorus wmhfl 

P.nrxki 

Pfor Tomorrow en 

A free choral music program wm 

be presented at the Music Pier tomorrow 

night by the Delaware Valley 

Concert Society, a group of 3S 

mixed voice* with headquarters In 

ftnndel. Pa. 

The choru. I* directed by Murom 

T. Hughe* and accompanied by Lillian 

Hughes. Besides selections by 

the full group, there will be solos by 

Arthur Van Luvanee, bass, and 

Marge Anderson, soprano. 

The program: 

Chorus—Kentucky Babe Gelhel and 

Howsrth 

Wonderful Copenhagen . Loesier 

Boumanbin Rhapsody Gardner 

Bass Solo—Selected 

Arthur Van Luvanee 

Chorus—I believe Wibnn 

Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor 

Berlin and Wngwald 

Home On the Range . James Biddrl 

Trio—Selected 

Margaret Perry, Marge Anderson, 

Jean MacKay 

Chonu—Trepak Waring 

Dedication ............. ,^,., Prans 

Hello Young Lovers .... Rogers and 

Hammersteln 

Intermission 

Soprano Solo—Selected 

Marge Anderson 

Chorus—f kip To My Lou , Rlegger 

Autumn Leaves Bryden 

Heritage of Freedom ,. Wagner 

Duet—Selected 

Lvdl. MeLaughlhi, Mllsom Hughes 

Chorus—Happy Wanderer ,. MeUer 

Onward Christian Soldier, , Simeons 

The Lord Bless You and Kjep You, 

Lutkln 

TbcOW 

TIWR 

Nmn 9th Sfreef 

ris NATIONALLY 

FAMOUS 

SEAJW MAIWH «d BAKHtY 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

AFOOD MARKET 

Talc* Horn* — 

COOKED 

OPEN DAILY 

FROM 

12 Noon to 9 •». M. 

• A.M, to 9 P.M. 

to S*rv» 

HOME-BAKED GOODS 

Bun$-f>if*-Cak* 

tiLfi 'j. î, 1 -' 

AM* 10 A.M. 

^M.at« P.M. lUfern 10 P.M. 

iF 

New Artists on 

Pier Next Week 

Soprano and Tutor 

to Join Orchestra 

JMMNN KMATZM 

Wtss Sarah jane Fleming, lyric 

soprano, and Johanu Karatzas, tenor, 

will begin an engagement Monday 

evenmg as guest artists with the city 

concert orchestra at tho Music Pier, 

Him Fleming has won a solid reputation 

wltt the Now York critics 

Fuhrman, Conductor — 

tnnlnS CM** a* • f. M. 

Prktoy. Aixvit »0m. LMeauard* (Mil 

Saturday, Auffn* Sicri Cham 

# •ff^v 

SoloMa: 

Mlsa AngaleiM ColUna Soprano 

Mr. Johann Karatua Tenor 

Orpheus Overture Offenbt.cn 

E Lucevan Le ««11« Puccini 

Mr. Johann Karatia* 

Dance of the Dolls PoMlnl 

Ah, For* B Lul Verdi 

Mis* Anceleoe CbUliu 

Parade of the Wooden 

Soldier* 

At The Mill ., 

Invincible Eagfe March .... 

Jcsad 

GUlet 

Sous* 

Fledernwua Strauss 

lords Prayor Mallotte 

Mr. Johann Karatms 

Intenneiio Mascasnl 

Clrlblribui PMUJOIM 

Mian Angelcne CoUlns 

NaUa Dellb 

Orange Blouomn Herbert 

Love Sends A QUt of Roses, 

Openshaw 

Meit^vy, SapfMiilHr 3IHI 

His Sarah Jane Fltmlnc. Soprano 

Htkado ,...-. Sullivan 

Una Furtlva Ldgrlnla ... Donlietll 

Mr. Johana Kanuu 

Indian Love Lyrics Flndcn 

Sempra Llbera Verdi 

San* Jana Flemlnu 

Bongs My Mother TaujU Me, Dvorak 

Toreador tens ,,.,...,.... BUM.. 

Mr. Tom ^rfcins 

Wsablngton Pott Sousa 

,.,,,,,,., Hertert 

Because (Mr, Johann Karatzss), 

Dllardclot 

Henry VBI Dances Ocnnas 

\T»sl DArte Pussta! 

Sarsh Jane Fleming 

rsnamericiina .,,,,,.,,,,, Herbert 

On U>e Road is VTandalay .. Speaks 

Mr. Tom parking 

New Mass Raaberg 

Publication Group 

Hera This WfMk End 

Members of the International Publication 

Service. Inc., wUl spend the 

coming holiday per'td in Ocean City 

on a "Uterary Re.:denous- at the 

hone of MM Mary M, RUey, 427 

Bay av. 

The Ipsitea are a croup of mill 

and woman interest*** in the * 

cmiragement of creative) writing aM 

good UtMKtui*. having been incqkporaMd 

in IM, They publish 7 ; 

year hook, wUh each annual edition 

dedicated to a different state and 

containing articlei about it. 

Some of the visitors are expected 

to arrive toniah t, tat tha rendezvous 

program will bHih tomorrow night 

with • dinner faUawod by a literary 

tinea her debut sin yean ago a* meetinf anU Impromptu entertain- 

soloist with the St. Paul Qvic Orchea. ment, Sunday and Monday wUl be 

In, > After scoring M a. singing devoted Is a *»riety of recrcBUonaJ 

«d«H lo. alo^rfa, f Wtu»5 at. th* eventa, * 

Barkstiln Music Fextlvat, she became 

a member of Mew York's American 

Opera Society and pied Im. 

pertantaM roles In productions la 

Maw York's Tbwn Hall and other 

eastern music centers. 

As aoMat wtth orchestras, she has 

appeared three times with the Boston 

Symphony and four ItaM* with tne 

Norfolk Symphony. A lone Utt of 

choral aodetlea have featured her 

as soloist in oratorios. Including tha 

Winter Park Mob, FestUMl for tee 

seasons. On the airways she baa 

been a guest artist on th* Carry 

Moore Show and with SUtch Henderson 

on NBCs radio program •Best 

f Affl". 

Mr. Karattas, a native of Greeee, 

received all hia musical training lu 

Vienna. After rtcelvtns a degree hi 

engineering In ISM he devoted fuU 

time to vocal studies and attended 

etasaei at tha Vienna Conservatory. 

Later he won a scholarship to the 

State Academy, where he received 

his degree In music wHJi honors In 

concert, operatic and dramatic 

repertoire. 

Attar a term as soloist with the 

Vienna, Symphony Orchestra be was 

trough* to the United States on a 

FflUBrifst achc4.mfl.lp anil entered 

MM nmadelpttla Academy of Vocal 

Arts, from wMck he graduated In 

MIS, In thl* country he lm mnf 

for many org*nlntk>ns and was a' 

•oloiat on the "Threshold" program 

r CBS, Re has appeared In 

eart at th* Philadelphia Academy of 

Musk; and the Ftlllllps Galleries 

Waahlnsjton, DC. 

T 

A. an thw * 

In Ocean CHy, Flander* MotaL 

phone tJTT. 

•ayaji 

NOW 

PEN 

TO 

RESTAURANT 

SIMM 4WCf Wwy 

Good" 

4:301* •.30 P.M. 

To $lngi 

mule arranged and directed by 

Helen B. Muninraux, director r 

mtuk: Prelude, "June BacaroUe", 

P. Tachaikow*ky, Op. «T. No, «, Solfl, 

-Come Ye BleMed", gueii MM 

Mia* Joan McNaughton. O th* 

-A Contrite Heart-, CyruaSVMonard. for Safer _ 

Youth Choir, accompanied "?Heleu I* B factor i 

Anne MuUlneaux. -0 Love^vtoe'. all fatal 

POitluda. "Portlude", Cuthbert Harris. 

• • • 

MAVILLI PI1IINM l«iT"M» 

Meeting for Wonhlp. FInt Day, 

For'taformatlnn call Oo*an Cil» 

ClOftGE PUUMMH 

Who will sum Hie "Beatiludes." by 

A. II. MaJotte, us the solo prelude 

at the 9 a. m. service at Holy Trinity 

Episcopal Church this Sunday 

George u a member of the Junior 

Choir, dlreeled by Jweph p. Psrsells. 

and sings eseli Sunday roornlog at 

the Family Ikitliorlst. 

Song SarvlM Sunday 

The Unity Olana, an aH-male 

eroup from WUIow Grove, Pa., wUl 

prwot a iervlee of wng to the 

Macedonia Methodist Church, 10th 

st and Sunpsoii av, Sunday evanBig 

at iiJQ o'clock. 

4 lidy we know admits thai she 

fibs now and then. Because, she Insists, 

it to a wife 1 nmrr CHURCH OP 

CHRIST. •CIRNTIST 

Ik sf. and Atbvry *v. 

Sunday Service" 30 and 11 a. m. 

Sunday School—0 30 and 11 a. m. 

Wednesday evening—• p m. 

Reading Room open dally, except 

Sunday. 11 a. m to Z P m. 

Man's responsibility for demonstrating 

divine healing power will be 

brought Alt at ChristUn Science 

service* Sunday in the Leuoaêr. 

mon entitled "Christ Jesus*. 

Readings from the King James 

Version of the Bible will inclode the 

account hi Luke of Jesus 

* duty to weak well 

of her husband on certain occasions. 

—The Monroe (Iowa) Mirror. 

1 twallng 

of Fetert motheMn Uw C4:»: "And 

he stood over her, and rebuked the 

fever! and it left her; and Immedlstely 

she arose and ministered unto 

thtm." 

Correlative passages from "Sckaw* 

and Health with Key to tha Strip. 

tuns" by Mary Baker Eddy *Ml Include 

the following mmmM 

•Though demenstratmg his control 

over sin • and disease, the great 

Teacher t# no means relieved othen 

from gM(g the requUlte proofs ef 

their own piety. He worked for th#lr 

The Quiet Refinement df 

THi . . . 

22nd STREET DINING ROOM 

Op«n 

Daily —4:30 P. M. to MO P. M. 

Sunday—1:00 P.M. fo 8KK) P.M. 

S>,1*, to 

DINNER 

Closed Monday 

THE DAIRY BAR 

• Hot Lunch SdndwMitf 

Jumbo Choice Hamburg*n 

Bathwr* Spryd 

R*fi«shlng Soda fountain TpMrt* 

D-ily: If A.M. to 12Miflnlflht 

r PINE h the htme-llkun 

of the Hotel Hmem 

>»W&SF •«s«es> 

You and your family will tnjoy (h* cool 

comfort and restful atmotphvr* o\ our 

dining room. Our food il w»ll prepared 

In our spotless, sunlit IcildWM which or* 

always open for your iAipftfttOt. Por- 

MOBS art sensible and (HUM or* nMtder* 

ote. ITier* arc special f«f«* '' 

Special facilitits for tyttUofit *n4 

dinntf pttHt. 

to Wf "» tti 

I eat of tee hard 

| at tt* nnet «• 

«und.y) 

STAl mm- 

w*i 

Prat ha hai for the poUUv, bless- 

B 

and dlMMM 

*±\i im^mmm 

» y,» author *M ^ i ^ ^ ^ ^ TOm 

lalF ** **,*** Hta.wsrt^t. note «^th«.>m. 

not eejnmesiiurate 

Se wMa rang* orSplrJ 

,-- '-^sr-- ••*• fhft God hath not 

—-Jt with us after our sins, nor rewarded 

us (ft,, BW hikiultie. "5 

there were WT Mint gain of gr«eand 

mfrcy to thf universe, soaif tn. 

umph of goodBeiia and Irutb ov", 

evB, how could we |o spT 

Whera would h> progress OF in- 

laid, human Ufe Itieift >«,* bi 

ciuse goodflest Is stronger than evU 

th. world continues. It n heeauM 

truth rise, over error, and OodVmore 

powerful than mere man, would nave 

it so. 

at Fourth StrMt 

! BIST OP FOOD, DILICIOUSLY PRiPARID 

HATTRACTIViLY SERVED IN GMARMINO 

and GRACIOUS SURROUNDINGS 

SERVING 

DAILY 8;30 A.M. to 11:30 P.M. 

*M P M. to 9 P. M. SUNDAY I to 9 P. M. 

fPK RPSERVATIONS CALL O.C. 2151 

TAKE HOME pEPARTWINT NOW QP|N 

W FamrUis Oeun ChVa Only brl«-Op Mndow tirvlc. 

flM THAT PLiASANT 

INTERLUDE 

WIN HAHY tt MO* 

FINE SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

PAY AT NINTH iT*MT 

- Ipicial Chlldmi'i Atonu — 

Qtnplm Pqrking 

Our dnwhUdn ODMlng record, 

for thai bridge mow that in the year 

HP* theri w« a total of 1.1J0 wen, 

wi* r««MMd to permit varleu* type 

boato to pan and the maximum num. 

bar of opening* occorred m th. saam* 

IMay period, batmen June (f> ana 

lpt 

Mhd 

per emt. 

Faced with the abpve facts, the 

prellmUary plwnug for thf proposed 

new bridge required studies to 

determine the mqst economical type 

o( structure that should be con.M 

ered, in keeping with sound engineering 

principal, and that would 

beit serve both motor vehicle and 

waterway traffic. Surveys were 

made and preliminary studies ef design 

and cost estimates ef construct- 

Ing various type* of junctures have 

been made, all of which are based on 

a minimum horizontal clearance of 

i feet and are as follows: 

1. Single Leaf Bascule Bridge, 

25 ft. Vertical Clearance at 

SVATSON'S 

REST A U Ft A N T 

AVMUi at NINTH STREET 

Serving 

elicious Dinners 

Since 1934 

TAHI NOME .IMKIMtHT 

NOW 0FM 

»i A FULL LINI OP 

Gives Facts On 

our dixdslnu for a HI ^ 

anflned'toa fjud *P»P •> 

a vertlral clearance that at 

aconomlcally hHtlfled d and a 

fpr the paaaa|o el $• pmi 

her of craft that mmott 

f 

qte the he watarway at thl. ^-,,-,„, 

subject ct of course to approval appro by the 

Chief of f bghnen b h awTSacwtary of 

th« « dealrabmty dealr r* - *—" M mm 

slrnHM HM mi t|»at t|» \t „_ 

for a cootbiupus cootbiupus ttff of mfltor providi vehicle 

traffic ffi pod d #HuHnate th. hasardoua 

traffic proMeST that alw»i 

*xlsts when lines of motor nklele* 

are Held up for the optniBg of 

draw span. ' 

th an endeavor to determine what 

n rea*onaUe and Justlftable nxed 

vertical clearance should he ft* the 

• lg«, I jMMtMied ata «f 

Besahn per nw|l 

e «maranM In th, 

S % 

approval «f the constrqctlon of a 

ed tpan bridge with a clearance 

of U feet at Mean High Water at 

this location. The east of this pro. 

••arch program; throe per cant fat 

dlcal grant, and fellOwshJiMi 12 

• cept far pxafeaatpnal and Pub- 

•aueattop, servica to eancer pa- 

Uents, .UUstlcal research. udmlnUtratlon 

fund raising and ccntln- 

The balance of so per cent r«aln« 

in the state for the 11 county chapters. 

Of Hie budgeted unount. approved, 

ttMOMB ha* bean (Dated 

for carrying on educational pro. 

grams In the eonntiea aud |1»J71 Jl 

wlllb. used for earing tor the wants 

of eancer patlonU. 

Medical projects approved totaled 

the lanest amount, IISUM, WJa 

dees »~— ~=-» not anayye Include the %(«« maitauum BBS of K> 

posed new bridge will b. In eice« per cent of net available 

ot Avo lu^ grtiter thu »ny .Ingle may be snest by the cou 

M.H.W. tlMljmM I well realiu that requeitlng ap- nm o7*r(dj* projert previous^ 

»r 

Fused Bridge_» ft. Vertical proval of a Axed span bridge, with fWnttruMed by the Caunty of Cape 

—i and nursing 

Clearance at M.H.W. »15M,OOaoo a vertical clearance of 35 feat, ap- (May and there have only ben a 

avaMable to •Ug. 

3 nxed Bridge—40 ft. Vertical pears to be a wide departure from >ery few that approached $200,000 In 

Clearance at M.H.W, {1JN^MO.M what nay have been considered ade- cost. 

more 

4 Fixed Bridge—48 ft. Vertical quate in past years. However, we The cost of Uie new structure 

cancer 

Clearance st MJIW. .I1JHM0.0O are find wjth the fact that a find fniuat, of courM, be bone by the •rusade 

for the 

a, Futed Bridge—W ft. Verticai •pan bridge of 50 feet vertical clear .tinpj.vers of our county. We, who 

Clearsnce at M.H.W. »I.777fluo.M •nee Is estimated to cost an add!- #re charged with the responsibility 

fund 

chapter 

t 

In considering the bascule draw donal »551,ooo, representing an Ui- of deciding on the moat economical 

•Ban vemUB the BxHl bridge, with 35 crease of coat of 44-K per cent to public works Improvements that win muoim^^ 

MS&lb 

feet clearance, we are faced with an provide clearance tar an estimated best serve the needs of the greatest 

initial higher estimated cost of »«i, 112 per cent of the total boats re- majority of our own population, and 

•awlt. 

Opo. In addition, we are faced with quiring openings of the existing the thousands of seasonal residents 

on additional yearly operation cost of bridge during IBM, 

•that live with us during the Seashore 

a minimum of $35,000 for bridge op- Considering this additional cost of Resort Season, feel that the proposed 

erators. Kate tenders, light, power, S351.000 for the period of usefulness structure meets that requirement 

fuel nnd lubricants. 

of 50 years, without the addition of We also feet that the expenditure 

After a few years, maintenance Interest and •BortUation costs, indh of the large additional sums to pro- 

win of tha bascule span In the form aies a cost of (HMO per year to vide for 1.13 per cent of the craft 

of painting steel snd repairs to elec- provide for a possible 27 puses of passing through the bridge In MM 

trical mechanism and operating ma- boats In the 88 to SO feet range, or is not economically justified, since 

chinery would add to the east ef a cost of approximately MM for each 

Mub of DMIncthm 

they could use the outside ocean 

this type of bridge. Bated on anpass 

of this class of boat through the route. 

* * • III Ml • a 9 

anticipated 90 year period of use- bridge. 

We have made a five year study of 

fulneia, the total operation and main, The cost of constructing, operating the U. 8, Weather Reports for thl* 

ensnee cocts would amount to ap- and maintaining a bascule draw area, covering IMS to ISM Inclusive, 

proximately t2.000.000. 

span for tha game so year period of •fid determined that the ocean route 

These facts practically dictate that usefulness, versus the Used span would be usable approximately if 

structure of SS feet vertical elear. per cent of the time. 

HuHed Brick Sends Man to v 

Hospital; Assailqnt Arrested 

Herbert Rarvey, SS, of an simp- brief side conference between the 

son av,, was 'held In M.Ooo baU lor Huee led to an..agfeonwnt to return 

il i lii liiry rti ioai I Iff Miril Mnniripil Tuffga Tff tinUh's iDoney** The eoort cuitlnneri 

iinn 

npt p Tueiday on an the eas» until today to assure good 

atrocious awault and d Mttery tt csarle. faMi In the agreemmt. 

Police allege that Harvey threw a 

piece of oroken hricfc into the face In a third West Sid. caw, Al.ii- 

of Benjamin Hushes, of the same wider Brydsen, 47, of (Hi «i. and 

addreti, di)rlng an argument Monday fhnpun av., Va* flatd WO tar 

night. Harvey told police he threw yMatins the city ordlnanci 

the brick after Hushes threatened prohlHttnB rh. drfahlM of alaholic 

to hit him with a glpc. 

•xv.rat.i In can, ipihll. a similar 

charae aaalnst Rkhard Huflhu Mr, 

4f, of Wirtlnatw.. D, £., w» dh> 

missed. 

The brick rtroeli Huiht* an the 

left •Me of His ISM, cautini a dees 

lacsratlen lhare and alsa r«ultlno 

In a Mawt, naw. He w«^«Mlt. 

fed to Ihsro Memorial Hospital, 

Two other men escaped grand 

jury action when Ihey agreed to 

reimburse Claries SnUth, 30, of 

W«t av., fM fU which t>e 

ed tb,py look mm his wailet 

whlk; he slept hi a parked ear. 

Smith told the court that he, 

Dcmiisey Sampson, SI, of MO Wrst 

av,, John L. Collins, Sf, of 714 Bteley 

av., Pieatuintvllle, and Odessa E. 

Lee, II, of BM Wist av,, left here 

Saturday for a visit to a tavern on 

the mainland. 

When the parly arrived Ihere, 

Denipgey said Smith was asleep In 

the Hifft Mat of Collins' tar and (he 

party let lilm stay there. Sampson 

reported he looked In on Smith later 

and found his wallet on the floor 

of the car. He told the court he 

pat Smith's billfold down Bis shirtfront 

for safekeeping.' 

^hen they arrived hack in Ocvun 

City Smllh discovered hia money v-as 

missing from the wallet, lie accused 

$an)psa*t and Collins and swore out 

m warrant for their arrest. Qoth men 

pleaded Innocent to t$ic charge. 

Judia King threatened to hold the 

pab> for the grand Jury when 8milh 

insisted on pressing the charge. A 

Sergeant NleheUa Impagliauio li 

tlficd that be caught Bryduon drii) 

ing from a bottle alongside Hughs! 

car with the owner inside, Brydser 

admitted drinking but Hughes sale 

he was not. 

According lo testimony. Hugh 

was registering at a hotel here when 

he was approached by Brydson, who 

asked If he had anything to drink 

in the ear. Hughes said lie replied 

he did not know and uvjtsd Brydsor 

to look for himself. Drydson talc 

he found a partially consumed botllc 

in one of Hughes* bnes and was tali: 

log a drink when the officer arrived 

The 

PRINCETON 

/h« Circ/t a» 

31 tr Str»#t nnd feconcj 

0WIN "BUCK" McGO\W 

ACCORDIONIST :x 

ttti >&*&* 

th* Finttt Jrf 'T» 

# STEAKS 

• SEAPi 

",• *4:?.' 

ions 

'J* 

DINING ROOM 

OPEN TOPUBUC 

FQR QINNEB 

ALL DINN1RS _ »2.S0 

At Mi If, and An. 

FAMOUS 

mM 

:; ff 

'•' ^kfti#j& 

"> -VL^ 

The I LID A 

841 CWTIMM. AVBNUt! 

Serving 

FEATURING A COAVlfff 

SjMcid/Jxinrj in - .- 

SUCH Afrs. »/ 

KNOCKWURST 

Phon* 8802 

'^^^fw--Jt 

We Believe Our Food To Be Tfv/y Qoqd 

Full Course 

— Serving ^*- 

'•^•V J '*, \\i$

,*•' 

fire MarshmaHows , . , *îiSc 

Apple Sauce . . . . . . . 

Mammoth Green Asparagus 

B Butter Beans . . . . . . 

Pineapple Juice . . . . ^-»29e 

Cranberry Sauce . . . 2^ C>B *3^ 

"%M UNCLE DICK'S 

iff hrt W^neMd for. And I took forward ndi wwk 

lâilM In * apÛwly dMUi mark^ without fun and 

• ^Bl0»ptot M Unite Dkk'« to no chor. If a 

WMMN FOODS — 

STKKS 

Tomato Juice , . 

Cheese Spread 

SAVf 

OH AU YOUR 

SCHOOL 

SUPPLIES 

eMn 37c 

J . , tt «Fc Large FWuge . . . 

L DAY. LABOR DAY, MONDAY. SEPT. 2 

IE DICK'S 

Y MARKET in BARGAINTOWN 

BAR0AINTOWN 

• LAKE 

CCNTRAL AVINUI 

METHODIST 

CHURCH Q 

UNCtC LIPIWOQD 

W.tirowloo, ate wWl« toulde until 

they «« «ut aJM air MMUM the 

mail turning H f*4 

Plmlil.il k ma 

• IIIIILWII m amm fww r aSMf 

II Pi M. la t 

b* mm. 

OFFICE HOURS 

Ciiwiiij at Oiru iMT*t 

Jonn B. awewr, MS, 

Robart A, CeHMall, MO, 

m 

WII»iam A. DMlMle, M.D. 

Paul a PatHt, M.D. 

Ma«Wa U^M to I p, m, 

. Mm fc T*mmn*. HM. 

Howard S. HodMm, MJ>. 

tM Cutnl An. 

CaMtol.tr 

Paul L. YInflling, MLD 

> C Oodfrm frU>. 

V AT«. rdOME 4114 

MM* awni 

1* MB. • 1 M. •«t« 

bar of the AU Playeri, He act- 

ago he was on the c 

i "Madea," "Every Man", and 

veekly Oulde frollickini. 

with a young lady. He missed mak> 

•nm GREAT . 

"They saB 

the work that 1* 

"Oh, I kno^ i 

hard pushed." 

«lU*i Md Just Kcantly PmlmMter 

ins the Saturday evening Post two 

Qencnl Arthur I, Summerfi.-ld 

yean ago when (th st. beach was 

•nnounced the highly gratifying remits 

of thM new palm Job, 

by the »th «l, 

viee pre.idehl of the AU CWrai soclety. 

He U treajurer of the French Club 

and treasurer of his fraternity. Al. 

ph* Sigma Phi, 

pictured in i 

feature. At that tune he was at 7th 

sli 

Jack Is not the only beach boy in 

the family. Ills father get tip umbrellas 

on the Ocean City Strand SO 

years ago. Mr. Jones was 

need with such Indisputable facts, 

is now a minister In Washlngti 

Jack enjoys his work and saya (th 

st. beach Is the beat beach in Ocean 

pom! authorities nuAot help but In hi. tun. w n with tha City. Spoken like a true son of 

conclude that the spicy new de- Baath Stntea h. hat own can- 1 City'i beach. 

meanor of their trucks ir, helping to fnntad wHti many unuHial iBniboort 

ufety hi literally thousands Hani, On. he raulh It Hi. Mm. 

or AmeriaiB communltlei, mainly h* has! to play HtMuard, On* 

"Cause," replied Johnny, "I wasn't 

th. f uarda war. laf. (etHM M tha 

an. had M »av« h.r irandtfatiflh I 

lir, Jack IMkad around and 

Tomato Processing 

Season b Shortened 

New Jerseys US? cannery tomato 

senson will probably set records for 

shortness, according to M. N. Edrnonston, 

chaK, Bureau of Fruit and 

Vegetable Service, Ne wJeney Dr 

partnent of Agriculture. 

Two of the gtaie'i 14 receiviiiB sta. 

lions for can house tomatoes closed 

last week, the earliest shut-down 

drte in many years. Ordinarily, all 

postal people have dlacovered, you September. 

dani have is be somber to be safe) Low volume of tomatoes, result of 

the severe draught. Is the reason for 

the early closings. According to Ed* 

Johnny (tumbled alonf the street, !4on§tqn 

tabmfl i 

"What ills you young feliewT* 

a kindly old gentleman inquired. 

"I've lo-ost the d-dime the tteacher 

gave for bibehig the but boy In 

class," Johnny sobbed 

"Oh well, dont cry," counseled 

otfier (hat will take its place. Out 

IcH me how you lest itl' 

p £ observations, tuUii prodiic. 

Uon of tomatoes for processing will 

probably be not much more than 

half of last year's record svp. 

On Irrigated fleldi, yields have 

been good, some of them running to 

16 toni or more per acre. Fanners 

without Irrigation, who are In the 

majority, are producing as little as 

Nee is the principal food for one 

third of the world. 

VBBT • aMPaj • Miajaj 

T© PHItADELPHIA ^ 

(No. •hiia. & 30th St. StaHsn) 

end CAMDEN (Broodwoy Storiori) 

TIMETAE 

ALL TIMIS SHOWN AM lASTIRN BAVLI8HT 

LEAVE OCEAK CITY _ 1MB STBKBt J.,,' 

tslt A.M. t. Pblltdflpbla* ul Ctmtn: Billy VlMt j 

Sit* A.M. t* C.mtirm Omly: HUardar Oaly 

5,17 A.M. U Candn Our: Dally Enrpl gatiraar atl „ 

l!M A.M. M PkUiMtolila Oabri BaUr E-P« suaaii 

i!N P.M. to ntlaMpltla Oabrt Pi 

Sill P.M. •• Pkllulrlphl.- aM C«IM«i Dally Encfi 

1:14 P.M. la PkilaMpk!. oalri Ftliar >M RalirA^ ((ft 

S:M P.M. t. Fhiladflpbl.i ud emmtrm: fi..d»r Oily 

1:11 P.M. M PWIi^lphla Only; Into Oaly 

::it P.M. l« cdbin o.ly, H.iiu Oaly 

to nlilMritiaia omit: BMwnm^t,Mmt 

t* rtoadripkU- aM caaMi m « 

^MMnim itaM. ri4tadiaaaaM . _ 

i i snHNnt , »^ 

iHttmmf, CadM T.irBinol I. \iH, mat IKIH Si.oUt Ma, 

^NNSYLVANIA-RrASING StAbHOR 1 

All COKHTIONINO-ttMfWATWta NUK W 

er father and Mme, Dubonnet, 

' who had known eaeh other 20 yearn 

before, 

. The light ploU are really second^ 

! ary in this comedy which gains its 

I success from ihe humor and gaiety 

! relived from that fabulous Charles 

! ion era. Added comedy is brought 

on in the form of Lord and I ady 

I BrtK'kJuvr-'n, English tourrst_s_ .Lord, 

I Srockhnrst, capably characterised by 

; David Vaughan, has a wanyering eye, 

i He really enjoy* himself flirting with 

j ihe young girls but 1M always brought 

i hack to reality by his wiles who rc= 

! nfinds him to remember that they 

are British, I 

I Young l!l*n_ Mi€§wn ** Polly 

and Jimmi* Thenipisn *% Teny 

five * fine pArfsritianck with II- ; 

i#n # i levtly veic* Ifl lets numbtn \ 

\ *• well M bisndlnj b#auilfully In 

• m duet wHh Mm*, Dubonn*t Teny 

i very capably turns sut tap dsnie 

: rQuMriH^ Mrning him warm ap^ ; 

! pi ays*. . | 

I Jenny Lou Law portrays the viva^ 

clous Mme, Dubonnet, headmistress 

j "NfCIISiTY IS THl 

MOTHER OF 

| INVENTION" 

': * (Auther'i name belawj 

Pharmaceutical thamSiti 

Iart not only cr«ting naw 

man-mada •ynthatll nwdl- 

cinal, but ara •••o parfatf- 

ing batter ways of improv- 

ing Ihalr action, 

Wa now hava "daUyad 

action" drugs. Spaeial coatingl 

that diltolva at exactly 

timed interval* permit 

part of tha medicine to act 

flnt and tha re*t of it at 

later hour*. Thl* give* ui 

divided medication in ona 

deaa). Your phy*lcl»n i* entlMly 

familiar with tha prograu 

being made and 

knows that as toon at each 

now dl«covary It available 

wa stock It In our prescription 

department. 

I YOUR PHYSICIAN 

CAN PHONE 

dCEAN CITY 0901 

WHIN YOU NIED 

A MEDICINE 

I 

Pick up your pretxrip-l 

tlan If thopping near o», or I 

of the school, and 

The rollicking danc 

puttally the CharleitOL. 

with spirit by the four glrli fro 

the ' ' " 

Kapl, 

Squibb and the bay friends. 

Marlowe, Joe Matt and Buddy 

Schwab. A comic take-off from the 

tango draws many laughi In the Anal 

eel. Tim Marlowe and Mlchele Burke 

do this. 

Sandy Wilson's "Bay Muttd", al. 

though only flve yean old, brings 

hick mueh of the old-tl— ——•rith 

; 

-"••(•iK and singing. Bouquets 

Now on Screen 

The Ufa of Lon Chaiwy to brought 

to the Kreen ii The Man of a 

Ihouund Faces",' It stars Jknun 

- :ney. Dorothy Malone and Janureer, 

' . . 

Chaney, tha , picture ,-•-'— 

r'andal forced him to bide fran dla 

Ixrace behind the inteaque movie 

—— ••- Also Rises" Is the flimiu- 

e Power, 

Gardner, Mel Ferrer, Errol 

•- -nd Eddie Albert, 

. Hemingway •« boldest lovs 

story that no one dared to fllm until 

-—-. It la produced by Darryl t, 

Zanuck. 

Monday, Tunslay ana WatfnMSay 

Pat Boone stars In hii Ant motion 

"• * — ** lardlne," with Terry 

t Guvnor and Dean Jag- 

Her. 

•• '- story of a group of Ugh 

niors, of whom Boone 1» the 

..jer. The h;gh Mhooleri In thta 

fllm are not of the knife throwing, 

' her jacket variety 

oone alnga "Bernartllne". "Tech. 

,Je" and "Lo Letter, in th,? 

Naw Playing 

Pajanu Game" hi the »ny ttary 

For those who like to reminisce of life In a pajama faqtory. It atari 

and for those who have read andDoris 

Day, John Bam, Carol Hanay 

heard so much about the flapper eraand 

Eddie Fay Jr. 

complete with long walsttd, short It U based on the Broadway aue. 

skirl ityles for the women and the cess) and bring* to the screen all the 

blazer jacket ajid white duck pants wonderful characters of Babe, Sid, 

for the men, "The Boy Friend" pre. Melniie. the time study man, Gladys 

stnts it In all Its glory. 

i*!id all the others, * 

QONEY'S 

LIQUOR ] v 

STORE OPiN OPEN 

We// Known Brand* 

RYE . BOURBON 

GIN • RUM 

WEEKDAYS 

f A. M, f« 10 P. M. 

No Sunday Sales 

DAILY 

7 a.m. - 2 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

12 NOON 

Phone 9051 

34TH STREET 

Next to M«adow«dge Restaurant 

iu E D C 

rHERE IT DONE 

A Directory of Spmttalixmd Smrvkmt 

SAWS FIL1D 

Ban Tour nwi fll*d br 

maehlsa, ^her ant elaaner^ 

wm&Mm 

J, A. CHAMPION 

54 W. loth StrMt 

MAM TO OMMR 

-CORDING 

No Job Too jig 

VEMtTlAN BLINDS 

tW SHADES 

CAN i HAVE 

W» Ar* AgariM f%# 

Whvaton Van llnmt, Inc. 

M0VIH6? 

BXPIRT SERVICI 

•MMltTIMATU 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

In the fllm. M«W iM&*f 

Y«..". -Hot Dog-. -LOMSPOW 

toy, "Let M. B. Vom 

"Got a Lot af LMn 1 I 

Wnun Bluti- and "Lafl Havt 

P a r t y " . • ' • ••• - - ^ : 

' 

' 

1 

^ • • • • » 

Maiiday, TMtWI! •" 

Jamta tna playi 

Jem« Dean 8t«y- •*»•, 

aim la an Meaunt of th» i 

traced from HU UMIajiB kattfcW 

ady wa. training twr..Chl 

„. .ant to anawer tna door 'ML atM| 

went oBtilde, rang the 

aenant annwertd iked 

The neitt dar ah* wL. 

a continual ringing of the belt. 

Uat, when no ana aniwemd the doOT, 

•he opened It hemelf and found Her 

servant on MiB ilep, 

•Whatever are you doing, UT ina 

asked 

"Veirterday you foolee me, new I 

fMle* you," u the reply. 

... MCnENRf 5 • • • 

QUALITY PRINTINO 

ATLANTIC AVC.PM.fnt 

A GtoWlng&n 

cofnplatloli of aiâ^ t 

MIM promotion campa 

pandon of facilitia* and an UmHJ 

gat Hih fall couM fmllcat. *0**4f' 

over tha years. Uaa coupon baloW for tfl* . 

WOODCOCK, HESS, MOVE* & CO.' 

Naw York Stock Exchang. IHilla.-B 

American Stock Exchaâai 

123 SOUTH BROAD ST*EET,>H, 

Ocean Clfy, lUprMfnti*!^ 

ARTHUR L BATTO4 

Plan right: 

future bright 

Plan for good yean 

ahead by saving regularly 

. . . and save 

hen. Your mousy 

earns more . . . your 

account is însured 

up to $10,000, 

Best chapt 

\ whole/ 

•4 

* • * ! 

Your years of retlrenient 

the happiest yeart of all 5?: 

you're financially prepar«4^ 

enjoy &e«ii. Best pnepar«tifl% 

to nsm now to ym'iiiifcash 

to malm all four 

come true, '.-• •'•-v 

CURHQIT IÎW^VI 

.jU

'• • * . ! 

., T! 

ad, OWN MADV 

gryet for Turkfr* during our w**k-«nd Mto ef AugiMt 

—^ ff «r Wntonnri M M nub!* to buy . Turtiy" at 

THWt 

wHfi FM A Tomato Sauw, 

. ..'6«t I CM Fr« with 

Nsna Prised ' 

HifrW • 

Worthwest^rn 

Non* Priced Higher 

4S« 

M l ^ tfuiat wakcr 'Ik* llic aflcrn 

waa the W. Otorlea Malln, awm! 

lUrto, who recently returned alOr 

.riding six yun w Wethodl.t p*. ; 

f IB ««wart, AJatta, ~ | 

The lev. Mr. Hallo described the 

people of Alaaka; Ifcelr euatqlBa «« 

the climate, and closed by explain ins 

the-Work done at the Jens Lee ; 

foe Children which la lupport- 

I the Woman's Socieltas of 

Christian Sorvleo of the Methodist ', „„,«• uauu TON I 

enures, MW" HAMiLTON 

I is" had on display many mementos Thc ,. " ' 

of his yean and experiences in (he „, 

nortn country, inclualng Eskimo yesd - '•• 

Walter Frederick*, operatic and 

concert tenor and member, of the 

luek chsrms. a whale tooth, Eskimo an 

MethMbt mimnr quartette, was 

dolli. reed weaving, an Alaskan George Hamilton IV, headlining a | 

glMrfMAbt. He ** IMMpailM Barta, and the Alaskan Out showing MnHHonai Labor Day week .how be. 

at the Jil.no by George Ashton, dk eight gojd steja on a Held of Blue, oi..,,a BB labor nav Sepiembef 2 

Mtor of music at the Methodist FollowtoE ihe meeting a teclil ? "d JonUnuuf^hrofih ftptemtlr ? 

lurch, HU selections Intfud ' hour wa9 onjqyed with refrMhraenU *»f , n SIOMOI MAMIUTON 

• of the Nitlc: 

Bf in AtlanilG City, press 

";" "£, HT ,h« n«,»dw,v l 

and entitled -Preach Not Me ' Braah 

Petersburg 

MetfcodM 6nmp Enjoys 

Wood bury, 

Mrs. Bertie Mason, Th 

-•- visited M«, ,* 


•-"ill and Robert Sehwelhln 

PETKRSBORC Ttic Loyal Tern- spending two weeks with their uncle 

Mines Legion of the Petersburg land aunt, Mr, and Mrs, W. White of 

.^cthodln Church enjoyed a picnic Northeui, Md, 

and dofgie roaW Sund«y on the Lawn L, A, Kohler, of Plainficld, visited 

at «» home of Donna Alex, in Or«n. hit aunt, Mrs, Agnes W. Kohler. ,. " 

field, plans for swhnning at Mag. Mr, and Mrs, Claude Kohler a 

nolla Lake, which wore to follow sons lor several days 

« eaneeled bee«u» of rain. M^ ^ ^ Crelmer and „„„,_ fid. 

Members and their mothrra attend, wart and Jimmy, of Dellepialn «ptnt 

hie the event were ShersK BetM, of Sunday with her mother, Mrs Bertiee 

Th».Head-offJie fUvcn Joan McClure, Mann. 

Ksberia Bntrlcken, Laraui and Ron- " u"*,, —"•••"•"«--«• 

aid Cassedy, all of Petersburj. , Mrs nn 3« Oandj- and daughtrr. 

The next meeting I. «l to? Sep. *?";. * er f »«»• » r *r- "I «"• 

ten»er M at the homo of Mrs. live A1 J* d '^"- Mwitay evening. 

Hearon of Goshen ^ MrSl ? rl M « 8nd children, 

* • . « Sandy and Larry, of iouth Dennis, 

nnnuuita BRIEFS: * nd *«• -Jehn »•»«, visited ia. 

HeV. Anna Mason, Miss Irene Mas. * lves » Akron. Ohio, where Ufry 

ters and several friends, of Altx. !"• " pe " dl 5» several week),. Tlieyy 

were week end quests 

of U1C l l er sl lep 

? " * 

MUM and son, Jimmy. 

his mother. Mri, ffliie CorMn. and 

daughter, Edith, enjoyed a trip to 

Delaware and Pennsylvania recent iy. 

Mr, and Mrs, John sriiweiblni and 

couvhi, attt, FrancU, Crema, of Ab. 

sicon. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bugan.ki and 

son, James, of Woodbine, Mr. rr.d 

Mr.- Frank Clfonl Md daughter 

Mane, left Friday for Hartfyrd, 

Cpnn , where Uiey will bo gueiU of 

Mr. and Mrs. Al ibeferan •and >on 

far the week end, Lillian Bugansfci, 

Douglass and Dorl. and the roue 

Honey Girl. In the apaeloiu Marine 

Ballroom, tes Brown and hU Op 

1 

retur.i home with . 

chestra 

'"•' 

nnplate • four Jay stund on 

i Labor Day, ranous bandleader, 

lony Pallor and hl» Orchestra will 

ipplj- the mellow muile for the vii- 

• i the Marine Ballroom, through 

er 8, 

en-yearvld acorge Hamllto,: 

lit the Jackpot with Ms recording of 

A Rose and a Baby Ruth 1 , arid has 

son, Howard 3rd, of Corbin FRESH KILLED 

Returning home, they vinltuil rclativri 

DOSS BRBAK UP COUPLI 

London, •flSland — jebn Lintern 

ths 

the breakup of his man 

i told the Judge thai 

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, iff ttatawd to iiiyi&r•m 

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^ each 99^ 

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CANTALOUPES 

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Bala Club 

BEVERAGES 

TiUi HUIT FLAVORS 

nen, kMdt 

Itm. tmtm fc 

AIWUFI WW 

re our own 

land UoulM Ml 

wannUi an4 fl 

loaa. WinjIUIMil 

mar win take star OH. etoilr -' 

.pon^bUlty and then wheni 1 

Commodore Cbarle* and Nancy 1 

man »m follow. W. know tfa g 

two yean aUn *U1 to on** to I 

Maaful 

Commodore'! .name wUl 

BouBHd IMt ntotal and w» 

looking forward anxiously to tto announcement. 

,' . - 

Laat Saturday tvcBblf at t 

rt tt.e Vartit Club rifulva p*nt w 

at tm party, but all really rnjoyed "' 

a fine evening. Ovorf* KUpaUtck, 

chairman of entertahunent, prmaot- 

•d • nodal of the MM. ttaMIWlt ^ 

!lo the VoUmera. Witt (Mir dMtt- ^ 

tm In Swedes, they were wiablng » 

might have ten Urg* *n«oi» 1 

carry Uiera over to IAU. Wlw toowt i 

mayb* they will get to Me «net 1 

»o«, . ..- . '• " - • > . : ' 

Other* on tort commltteB we |>r* 

anted with gltta-lbe Dr. «nu Cha*lottoe 

Vaughn, raeelnd • Uttle red i 

they wan to u*e It for. but It wuj 

be appreciated by me of their three 

youBg fry. Kathy and A) CMfU 

al»o received a preaent JIB aure • It 

was In appreciation at ttaclr jnany 

w«n-dane Jota lor MM Ghik 

Oaa«n. New 

"PiMPort to Hawaii 1 * read th» tv 

vitatlon and upon enterloi Una dab, 

one fait they bad received hurt that. 

Eeautifiiiiy decorated wtib patau 

and flowen, the ntn looked ch«n» 

ing Indeed. To greet you at you ar- j 

rived were koala and kaitaaea Mr. Cap* 

and tin, 8. LewU OavU. Mr, and J** 

Mrs Arnold Hamemley md Mr, and S 

gowned la a Hack aaroBf type (trap-1 

matched perfectly the shirt worn by 

our Fleet Physician. Dr George Firth. 

Julie LeFort wore a darling little .' ,=v 

frock with motlft of the irianda, rraakllB A- naii 

TbeuBa ChrisUe also brought fortn . "—— 

the ah*£ whea ahe appeared IB a 

n-elon colored enjembte, glorej to 

Btsteh with ppettJest flowen to grace 

â^: 

her hair, joe StUei uthend m his 

wife, lovely In white felt embroidered 

with motlft of palm Mea aak, 

the like Would in M m it, mt 

men seemed to outdo .one another A 

wiui, tairtp ^MmmM,"~ 

String musicians set the mood Md CMltari ol aata. > 

it was very gay. Aitagether a lotrto. wjh ewtutH^wnitin 

be-iorgotten party. SIB ffiun?1n%«iS Sd 

• • • •„. ^ jpeclft Inj the amount clali 

TTie CoBBBOdore's Dinner thta MtU p< fiBSS' u Iu^tfM1 llI ô 

day marks the high .pot of the year Sfsuhiir 'p CO 

and to many It meana receiving French B. Lovelana. 

avards for euelUnf in one activity n_,i t SCT y i T 

01 another. Congratulation, to all . "" H*. 1 !*»' 

Jfr 

»a.>. , , Jr.,, - A' -^ 

-*- 

V 

I 

0 

i

-*n> 

tition and i 

bounced back 

UUe. Kneeling, 

team of resort boys IS to 16 who represented Ocean City in Cape-Atlantic League compee 

cranntonship in ^heJr first season as a playing unit. They had a 3-7 record the first half but 

a 9-1 setttMI half log for » season count of 124, Then they beat Mays Landing twice straight for the 

t rw, fwjm left, are Dava Raeser CF, Tom Seveo C, Jerry Thompson 3B, Butch Krattcnmaker SS, 

, _ _* TOWTUMUKI VB, Bob Swarti W, ma Hammersly P- back row, Coach Dick Sweigart, Lynn Baker RP, 

f P, Scot Mntt P, Jim Bemosky IB, Jay Ball C, Fred Boyce 2B, Tom Winiams P, Charlie Krattenmaker Mgr. 

rimes was absent for picture,—Gniiiger Studio photo. 

Yacht Club (fry' at 

Rac* Track Ty«$day 

: Thf Aiiidtie aiya.ee ftse* wui 

observe "pau City Yacht Club 

Day" nest Tuesday, when the sev- 

enth nee on the program will be 

designatM In honor of the local 

dub. 

Club memjers and their wives an 

tatag offered track Uckrt. upon 

which only the Us need b. paid A 

fMhton show will be part of tb* 

iflUMM program. 

BEACHFRONT 

SMALL COTTAGE 

On batch. 2 badroomt, 

comb, living A dining 

room, electric kitch*n, 

bath. Partially furttMM, 

Only $10,500. 

I. LfSLi LAWRENCE 

REALTOR 

48th A Onlrql Av«nu« 

THE LOUrOSTWMEK NUITILVK. 

"""1 FRONT 

ttTES Ftfl TMJR FAMILY 

I^^ta Private La«MM 

DOC* YQV* BOAT AT ^ 

)V(H FRONT DOOM 

For New Raider Grid Team 

j - I 

year by Fred Haack, mho comes re 

Ocean Clhr ffiii seatsn from Egg 

Harbor High School, wtwn hi was 

head football o»th. Haaefc w'll 

rcplac* $By Vennl at llm coach, 

while Fred "Dixie' Ho well will be 

on hand hand again to handle fhs ffresh= 

men fridden. 

Conditioning E£ 

of Squad to S 

Open Tuesday ^ i 

The thud of the booted pig- take on 

ikln wUl resound on the Sap- lettemic 

tember air around the Bay av, praduati 

tall neld Wednesday when E, HI £?• 

Fenton Carey and his itaff of from en 

gridiron mentors begin the ncturn 

task of molding tht 1957 edj. | whom t 

tion of the Ocean City Had] J" 1 , , c » 

Raider football team. "» A n d 

d his confederates 

squad bndiy dc-pleiMd 

from ia§! ycar^ te 

look 12 letlrrmcn, inc 

ular startin- Ijoiks 

lino jr If;' /ear's ic 

9 #id- 

Ansiher kaermai* liom whem 

mush Is hiiped for is ^n Kmrlsiy, 

.vho turned In a Lumber of com 

nendahle perfonnanees ai end while 

iwasionailj- replacing regular li-f. 

ninals Don Eisenherdt and John 

I'anderWiele. who graduated. 

The Raiders arc the Cape Atlantic 

"We football champions, and will 

arry a sevengaine streak into the 

ppening Kame against Toms River 

lere on September m After towns! 

to Mount Holly and W'oodttov n 

n the first two games last term, 

he sca&here >,iai\vartf ripped Uiroujih 

he next seiea opponenis 

Reluctant Qussn 

Crowned in Contact 

Sandra Chudy, IS^yearîld Bound 

Diook. N. J, Blonde, was uracd by 

fr:en£l^ to campete in the Miss Wild* 

vund Beach contest there Tiie?day 

; evenins, -"ti came off with the 

: crown. * 

The reluctant queen was rrownnl 

hy Helen C.uthrle, Jnî year's queen. 

2nd was preêaled jrilh a trophy by 

Beach Patrol Ca'ptalp fjajJ_H6lJraaat 

Riinners.up IncfuHerf Jaiie Hagcnt 

22. of Ifaverlown. Pa.i Randa Ogrher, 

All candidates for vanity, junior "J, 

vanity and freshman elevens will r* 

report Tuesday at the school eym- \"\ 

nasium at 4:10 p. m,. to sign up and 

go through the first conditioning 

drill of the training campaign. The in, 

next day the boys will move outsxUs tt 

ts the practice field for two sessifins M 

dally until srtool open, the foUaw. „ 

Be MMday, hi 

The flrsl outdoor scssior is scJicduled 

for Wednesday at 11 a. m. nnd * 

will last two hours. jTie squad me 

will return to the field at 5 p. m. We j 

!y!s will relurn. Bah! 

poled halfback who Vi.,; 

up plenty of yardage lasl s«n 

witil his jljbit.llke open Ncld n 

Adajnravk v..i* top si-oi 

Bin the fuIlbaeJi posltii 

lierost will b. b.-k »r 

r.no In Ihe posMen* lasl 

nd proved adept .( pilot 

club on Mieflild, 

tely. Cflach Corov lias i'o 

•ninj for the allirtiuoiTnl .21. nf Nnrristawn. pa, Utli Monrk, 

>ts. Dave Cor mid NnkWiLinontl. 

iiiid .Sjuml Bourlirllp ID. 

and drill until 7 p. m. In the secsnd '**'' saw eonj.idorable tiiimn in of Prispeet Park. Pa, Each was 

of the two daily sessions, the Uons last reason and itou'd awarded a trapfty. 

•rark* in the fo.-»ard -.lail 

Ceaih Carey will be aulitad Hits of 1 V hand of Haiders. 

Try Bcaan City M*rch.nti Firit 

"Intun Your Till* end Be Safe' 

PLANT FOUND6D IN Ittt 

COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE 

,.out New JarMy, P«rm»ylvani«, Dalawire, 

UrylMil, Dittrict of Columbia, Connecticut, Florida 

CHELSEA TITLE 

nd GUARANTY COMPANY 

OCEAN CITY 

NATIONAL BANK pF OCEAN CITY BUILDING 

OTHCIt OFPICBSi 

Pitta city, «.fi« 

| flllln* up thalr maand baatt, phin in the same category. 

12 psundj, eight ounces. 

Samuel Coldbsra from Rhode John J. Clbos, Vlllr-.. entered a 

i The few days before ihe roliiB Island, Philip Dorian froin Kalsnw- four pound eroar-", eaught off PBA •..1:11..... 1 5»4 I—» 

I came the sky as overcaNl mid thewo, 

Miehiian, Jim Falcn, Moulde>. Villas ' • 

j weather cold, which accounti for Calif, and Dick Thompson Green- The beat weaki'Uh cateh \UB sub> 

ihe laek of pltKalsrlal aellvily—the field, Ma»,, were out on Friday mined by Carl saduk. Woodbine. 

i anslon just stayed at home. Winds aboard the Salesman and eaugilt welÛtg four pounds, ...s ouneei WimbergsWiB 

on Suluidsy akio added is the badsix 

floundcri In Hainbow Channel. and hooked off Highland Bach In 

conditions^ 

The largest catch recorded tills Delaware Bay. Frank Campbell, 

* * * 

week at Sleelman'a was nude on Jim AMo, N, /., filed the best poriy catch 

On Tuesday there was a report AecaroTc JlmAud n (ait Wednesday. of three pounds, eaught from the Game on Forfeit 

that weak fishing wai HiarUng pp The party of Lou Hayel, Whllemarsh boat Capt, Rabbins off Townsend's 

again jloni; the strand at (he Inltl. Pa., Walter Horn, Tilt, Airy, Pa,, Inlet and entered by Henry Pen ska. 

There was aha a reaort of SOBM Herman Beruilnghott, West Oak Townsend'a Inlet, 

•ufAIMtqn 

large spots In the surf. 

Lane. Pa,, Herb Rlsley, Wethenneld, A MNpeund white marlln was in 

On (he outside there were some Conn., Peter Salmon, Lancraek Pa,, tered by Rtahard Lukens, of Chsltcn. 

tuna, some delphln, and a mariin and Bd Hyn«, Mt, AJry, Pa,, return ham, hooked from the teat Franee 

compared with the ones taken a few RJsley 

weeks ago. Most of the dolphin have • • • 

moved far out, A fisherman's prayer: Lord let me 

The, tuna were boated around Burn, cateh a fish so large that even I Sport Slants 

egal Ridge and there are reports when telling of it afterwards may §r Pin FUTCHIl 

, that they are running up to SO never need to lie, 

Some wlcrd things have happened frVwuJity Vrtitih.m n Mi 

pounds But the ones brought In last Revised fisherman's prayer: Lord, in the boxing world this year. Take 

•veeit veeit end did not go goover 

11 pounds to mk a e«teh of ilam alze l I Is not t the PattenonJaekjon B1O11. for ex- 

st wish, this week the only fiaple. If there was ever another The All Stars lo,t their third game 

larlln was taken Tuesday 11 „ . k Is lei me eatcii a fish,— fight In the heavyweight ranki to top of the second half In the City Soft 

Indication that | Amai 

that one we havent heard of It, ball League when they outscored 

A slapner was dancing around WImberiM, M, Tuesday nlgltt. Don't 

demonstrating that brain tinue dam- read it over—the game was forfeited 

-go didn't knock him cold and heto 

the Morticians because the Stan 

100k II and took It and several hours used a nant when 

pltal. It was well that the referee the Slari went to the plate for the 

THE COMPLETE LINE '•topped It and we hope we never last time, Dick Grimes who paced 

_oe iueh an exhibition again. the Mar hitters, tied up the seore 

SMALL DEPOSIT 

BROWNING 

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ED CORNHAN 

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YOU'LL 

WONDER 

Where Your 

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When You 

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SHELLS 

CLOTHING 

MUD HIN * RAIL 

BIRD SEASON OPENS 

MONDAY, SEPT, 2 

Inspect These Great Values 

OUTBOARD ENGINES 

Und '14 7Vt H.P. eVINRUDt . Wat $191 NOVV $108 

U*.d 'IS 16 H.P. MERCURY , , Wai $210 Now $|£g 

UMd 'SS SV% H.P, JOHNSON ,, Wai$14Q Novv $f fj 

N.w '56 15 HP. OLIVER ..... Wat$325 Now $360 

Uitd f 5 H.P. JOHNSON ...... Was $ «0 Now * 40 

New '57 10 H.P. JOHNSON Wai $345.50 Now SjfJ.M 

Naw 'if rw H.P, JOHN'N W.» $264.50 Now $2J (.60 

New '57 5Vi HP. JOHN'N Wai$234.00 ff0w $|$fM 

New '57 3 H.P, JOHNSON Wat $158.50 Now $j Jfi.-W 

BOATS 

New Ii fl. CRUISBRS ... Wara$600.00 Now *480 

N.w 16 ft. DELUXE SHOUP Wai $1,020 Now Hi6 

hHw 18 ft. SHOUP Wai$l,4f| Now *1 AU 

Outboard CrulMr, hai lightm, foldln« top, wlnd.hl.ld. 

U»d 14 ft. U4MKI.IT with hardwar* and ' 

U«d 13 ft. RED RACER ! 

One Excoll.nt 3-»M«N|R ALCOHOL STOVE 

*TN ST. AT THI |At 

PRACTICALIY Mi€ •* •••.«• 

Worth a. Much «(*â.^|^ 

fHOt,E 1180 

Tha raturn of Ray Roblntsn fa 

ruB w11 "^ Bosbysheli doubled. 

.K? ! hs lo$hla sln " * nde 

han ha mam earman "..III.. B|aU wi,h lwo eireult eJouu and a 

The seheduiini,. of the Hrademach. ^"i- j ru » r - th.; wtanlng plteher 

urPattetton bout held last week «M *f" •»*; • l « h '« «»» 

i eompiete surprise. Nothing quite * Ttai?- Oll - I 8 B "3 'T'uf'W 1 ' 

like thlf has happened in the Bght l,., T Xf5 ""f .S|" 1 i, Wt ! "? d "* 

Hie In srare. of tun Tho haavv. ?,*'** ln t

N. C 

who lud 

fur W* 

Trenton 

Mn •« OIHornlui Jkdinny MUD 

dim Itadflfc In uwtaur»l (mdlnns 

oMrttite Mi '"»""" 

oo. coke ,0 Wet his insides. Infortiin. 

An thr Phillips promotion men say: 

your flub and mute out nnd 

i day wli" th* 1 Ph.N."=A*'* 

wet his insides. 

ffiJs i otely, a stray elbow caused the rokc- 

Roil, in wet his oulsides. 

After buying an orange drins 

| which he Ihousht would be safer 

sinee il vu in a closed container, 

Burch started back to his sent. On 

the way, some local fan who was pay. 

Ing more attention to the pame than 

open inn a beer can, scored a direr! 

nil with the erupline brrw in 

Purch's kisser, # 

He finally made it back to the saf» 

ty oi his seat and settled down to 

h di 

ty oi his seat and settled d 

p «>-iwatehina the ball game and drSine 

t But the gods who watch over 

• m i l , 9 n 9 9 T m e n s T T V s T i 

•klppcrt In Ssulliam New Jmntf 

wmtmn, mopptil up both H» h 

d t h i d h 

il up 

and 

W,. W.|W.. Hack k«t out 

4 Hi Illfl PnVl V* • ti^Â I lit F^ 

in Hi* RHI tIMe wrlH and the 

filing W,. W 

DAE ^^fBSW4 

i 

Did! Adsht?ad was top skipper in 

both *-erics for Girls _SpBior Meifts, 

•Filtering her £p»rfy Didl, Miss Ads- 

head enjoyed a ron^dorabk* buig? 

ov« JIM J&hngqn in tag n*^t cfifim- 

pion^hip Ktaading*, but edqcd Misa 

Johnson by only a quarter of 3 

point in th# Mid^wrrk serins, 

Chris Walters riau trouble «1th 

! hU brother Doug In winning the 

, Boys Junior Moth fleet Phsmpionnhip 

. series, Chris and his Xnmcnfnifl sv- 

' ruislsied 73 points to Doug** 72*11= 

j Doug, howpwefj gained 3 mâûre of 

! satisfaction In the Mid wrek runs 

by taking r&aand point position ahpsd 

of Chris who was third, Mik# fiuono 

sailed his Tarpof to a comfortable 

]#sd to win ihe division title in this 

series, 

Nancy Hflpkln, Mariana Wark sad 

Maur^pn MeKergim gcrambipti for , 

honors In both £tH*i turn- 

th. nwHos. A n Tclotimer gadB.1 

h .» brim in.iullefi «hiih MippoNediv 

ukes the lines., work out of raci- 

The horse hrpati a brom when 'I 

»lan« and another when it nnlshes. 

.(.fnfdini! to the TPletlmrr Corpora. 

turn ih" limo (or ejth (ratlien ano 

ihf nnlsh time is given •'Ln.lantani- 

uhsly." •automollrally." and "aorlir- 

iitiiv • The âdan we'd all like to 

Ihem install is onr that wmilrt 

miK brfnrf. Ihf 

the cm-.-work 

•.PC 

li-ll ion ihe hfir.i'. li 

rp,.e_lhiil uoiild laki- 

out ol heninu. 

N«w Grand Jury to 

Convene Thursday 

Members of the 

irand iur>- panel for Cape 

t hV b ifd t 

May 

irand iur> panel p 

County hiVe been notified to PP 

ai" "Court House next Thurtdv. i«P- 

tomber S, for ihe opaiing of Ihe fall 

term of County Court, 

The new jury will be churned by 

Huperior Court Judge Anthony J. Ca- 

a foreman 

Chang.' 

at Wil 

City, will 

ule when cl 

term Scptc 

Principal 

will begin t 

J p. m. The 

9 to ;30, Lio_ 

cut fi im U to 4 

Classified Advertise 

AdvertlsemenU for then column, should b» hi 

Sentinel. Ledeer NOT LATBl THAN NOON 

SoMLAnrluBUCATION .nd NOON WEDN^ 

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CLASSmm AD RATES 

One Time, 25 Words or L«i „,; 

(3i- per word exceeding 25 wsrdi) 

Ad Hunnlni 5 Consecutlm Times, with H Word! «l^ 

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— Ail Classified Advertising Cash _ 

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personify, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BV CASH 

cover cost Copy accepted over phone at courtesy 

to customer, Kemlttan. e must be in before -••I 

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Claisifled Diiplay Advertlslni — §1 JO P« M 

NOM i« ihi 1 linir for all ntiiomobilf 

miner,, to rcmiimhpr th;il all"- not 

m'11 !hni'« alh-4 vii'll 

LOST FEMALE HELP I 

' The Chatterbwt, which ended the 

1 reifular season in fourth place in the 

: City Basketball League, eliminated 

! the seeond place Rustle Garden from 

I the post^seaôn playeff tournament 

j In two straieht panes this week. The 

Bss won the second of the Intended 

three-pame defies Tuesday nl>rht, 52- 

AB. 

The Rustics led up to the third 

quarter but in the final frame missed 

fouls proved eestly, partleularty 

«hen second high seoi^f George 

Schmidt missed eight siraight, 

Ed Gi\Tftish wig the only Chatter- 

box sharpshooter who was fl.c-feing. 

He paeed the attack with 22 pomis. ; 

It was hj£ productive spurt in the | 

fourth quarter that put the Bos on i 

?avy end of the geore, lie also • 

the aîfihers alive under ihe 

N and ended up the game's top 

rcbounder. \ 

In the final period the Chatterbos 

fres the ball after getting a small , 

edpe. This gaine was one of the 

lowest seorinjc of the season, 

Givlnish was 15 points ahead of 

the nest high scorer for the 

the top over Joiinn Hack y 

wog, with brother Malt ChrLsty lh>d 

in tie No-mo-shun, 

s—,i. Buci Hnpkin, 

4 : 3, Frank Fii 

Slue Tailed Fly. 

for fashions in food 

THIS WEEK'S 

TASTE TREAT 

BARBECUED 

CHICKEN 

Cflll. 

TMH Horn. 

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CALL ATLANTIC orr Mm 

% HOURS IM ABVAMCI 

Come to 

CASEUS 

Smart hostesMi striv* to provide 

the unujual . , . the detacUMt . , , 

the delightful in meals for their 

dinner parties. Food fashions are as 

factual as a continental coektan dress 

or a Dior original. Tê successful 

hostess, understanding these elemen- 

tary facts of good living — and eating 

— makes Casel's her headquarters for 

food needs, nitre is never a question 

of obtaining tbe "just right" specialty 

when yon shop Casel's. 

•>•££ 

WE MQNRN SUPER MARKET 

THAT HAS EVEftYIHMS 

IN MAtGATE — JUST 10 MINUTB 

Tom Smith was s?P9nd^ high with 

rhaitipkmships for the Fen- I seven. As most of the Boxers, with 

He tillered his Como«hun to I the Hcrption of Givinish, Smith «•• 

~ " far off bis usml performance, Smith 

missed ieTgn free tosses. 

High for the losers was Tom Adams 

with 19, Schmidt was runnsrûp 

with 12. 

_ This vieter^ pwts the Chatterbos 

'"**f 11 in the Dnal reund of the plajotTs. 

It will fare the winner of the Scott 

I I 0UM-.A. C. Warrior series. 

Chatterbox 11 Ii IS 15—M 

Rustic Garden . IS 11 19 II—M 

Warriors Win 

on Clutch Goal 

ttoat Oilcra 76-75; 

Hudgint Hits 30 

The City Baiketbaii League 

Champs, the Atlantic City Warriors, 

met the third place Scott OUen in 

their first gum of the league play ! 

rff series Monday night asd the | 

chimps just edled the OUeri, 76-75, 

on a last second basket by Charles 

BrightfuL 

The score was tied at 74 with 

about IM minute to go when oiler 

Harry Boff stepped to the foul line 

to shoot two. Ilii first (hot went 

wide but the second fell through, giv- 

inl the ODen a one-point advantage. 

The Warriors brought the ball 

back and gambled on a last ditch 

chat a* they kept it frozen iookmf 

for an opening With leas than 1* 

•econds remaining, Brightful found 

that opening and flipped in thf win- 

nine bucket. 

Tbe OUen had kept the lead from 

the beginning but they Mened to 

run out of g« in the final gegmolt 

the Warrlori eat hot. The Oltor 

defeiuc m very tight far the flnt 

three quarters but in the last frame 

Ihe Warrior* started rolling wUk 

their fast break. 

It •eenji the Mrateiy ated try Oat 

« n m M keep a goad guard on 

Al MMN, «*• bai toes top scorer 

far the Wanton an (eason. Tiw 

•trategr wm*a m far a* Moore w« 

oontonma he iru held to i« poMa, 

Kit Ceo. HMHu took over nloely 

bj Fp^twf gp a total of 10, Mosie 

wa« «tm »eemnl hish scorer. 

Clutch rtHMttaf BrlAtfut *« 

W aun t«r the H u m Dela 

warea FWnk Wfckes ,«h II. Bay 

Warn w» nfand with 17, 

*.CWnrtm .. It n 1$ O—n 

Scott Men ... a la B »•-« 

TH IRE'S A MEW 5 i 10 

CALLED ROSES 

AT 1245 WEST AVENUE 

OPIN DAILY 9 A. M. 'TIL 9 P. M. 

Mff PARKING 

Apiyimi-nl 

rnane 

FEMALE HiLP WAMT1P 

HOTrrr WAITfUSSBS wont- 

nnrk tnrmwh SPnii-mhcf. John- 

RrMAUIIini HSf Aaliufy AU-, If 

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CLEARANCE SALE 


2ND « WIST AVf, 

OCEAN CITY 

F. P. RlSTlNE & CO 

tMw Terk and 

Stack 

123 Seuth Bro»d Street, Phil.delphi. 

rannypaekar MIH 

Ctlrtton D. Lewden 

DAN'S 10th Street 

at Bay Front 

PHONES 

2179 or 2437 

FILfT FLOUNDiR WiAKFISH CLAMS 

BUTTER FISH PORGIIS SCALLOPS 

SIA iASS KiNGFiSH SHRIMP 

BLUE FISH 

SIA TROUT 

CRAB MEAT 

BAIT 

BLOOD WORMS BUNKER 

FRfSH SQUID MINNOWS 

FRESH SHRIMP CLAMS 

SHINERS 

WOMAN 

for effiet work. PlMMnt 

routine and contact with 

the public jnsldMtabiiihM 

(seal firm, Rafular Mlary 

inerMMl, Hospit»lii*tion 

and lift insurance b«nef!tt, 

paid vacation. High tchool 

grad under SO preferred. 

BOX S 

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(or call 0305) 

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WAITRlWSRR-zFyli 1M 

utter iJhrn- D»y, •tfK r 

and O*fan Avp. Rii "' 

MALE HELP WA 

5LAN IVASTBIMiBmii, 

right mun. Duf^FIMiii 

Ire-,. Soiwra poliii Sri. 

HILP wurm 

COOK=Fer j 

biikr, *3opii 

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SiTUATiONS ' 

1ABV BITI'INU I M M 

hour attpr mlilnlrtl, TV 11 

ART T'MK ESIPt.0 

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CLASSIFliO AD 

BRINGS RESULTS, 

FANTASH 

17th ST. 

MARKET 

Open Thursday, Friday 

and Saturday Nights 

*t!l 9 

namnm mi 


FINE FOODS 

• CIIOCERICS 

• MIME MEATS 

• PRODUCf 

ti in Hi* ana vhH our 

In Awtfhn and Ab^con 

130 Mite Per Gallon 

and No Parting Problems 

with i 

Iamb re Ua 

MOTOR SCOOTER 

ON SALE NOW 

AT 

ANCHOR'N POINT 

2nd St. t, Th. Boy 

AGENCY 

WON THRtffri«rgwiNtL,LeDOiii 

.•— i' 

BUSINISS SERVICE 

Sheppard 1 s Auto Service 

•LMTRICAL irmM AND 

MAK1 iH€MM.IITt 

BATTKEIT.S Fai All cart 

•11-14 1IMPMN AVINUI 

PHONI «71j y 

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OP, 

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xi «)!! inke 

FhilaUelphlB. 

RfllHiBoblc 

1 Wi'«i Avenue. Ultan 

' ' ! intcniiri(il iina Inter. 

'Em'oK welcome. 

"Kofi and Wilson la 

SERVICES 

IMWBAV1N0 - CfSarsil. 

ola, OIIU. l«ri. AliMf. 

,m. Buiiom coverea, 

— llijpl 

Bii 

atilehlns, 

Kiorelice 

12U4 

i OPPORTUNITY 

fOR SALE -NI.IM »3,000 

Excrlienl lfH-nlli*n, K*H!(1 

bnlnnu. Sjjiu iiriic or 

enii ail stiH'K futniture 

at is«t iHMfei'l Im n> 

Ml Ckran Ciiy IKHj 

|unrho*thtMiF. 

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NISI SERVICE 

Ul *n*AY ingihina yoy do 

L ffQtn aliiiv whiLtMs or ef« 

I My uy bîttK i!

Aug 1957 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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