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life it w£ SSTM «£ Qtssa aty, s. OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LED GEE, Inc. i^ttiif^tn sf Th. Oeesfi 5ir^£ tn lUf thf nffiii 3£ a puhiir bathtub anH also as a wash tub CU ! ani)ni*«£ i* ss im- P'ifl- "t as Oodlinrss Fnf snmi 1 tim** I havi' fihsff ^ •••! ^moki- 'hro»n iiui hy liii'^mstKi-t th^- Gii>: Co.. and IsunHFi* 1 * and fan 'rf rio n«*f=d for a fmnkr r>Fdinanr^. \» hirh ftiity hr rhatli^nEf^H m rfiiift I iv .•jioclihnldpfp ini^rp-eii^fi in fff> = nnrnifnl pffiHur!irtn .-tnd HiMribulinn hv i^nrpofai inns 5n mHliriousi^ s^ = •iJiili'd !'". r>f*'Sfi City itrfi r!is«M - hi'ff CfiOprralp w'Hh. hot HliH?kT ror, pfifgtr inltfPst* Hiich fissaults sound ffifi jiancfimnnintii. and afr îtho'it naby 19 VRABS AHfl . \ A Sriit inPUlj*figfr fratiifp story nd that "bad boys" were slmvly dismantling th? teoneniiip !rfjll«ys that fan to 5©th *\-. by- E\FR\- ing vita! psrts, such the hflls, tor helped themselves keep cool hy chewing almost $850 worth of pm from those KiwanU club binding machines during July, Of course, there are other ways* Anti-Smoke Ordinance, By All Means! Commissioner Augustus S5 GnetK pointed nut to a group of property owners st tho eommbîon meeting two weeki ggo that if they were to have any relief from thf Gaa Cp/fi and railroftdV ^moke this summer they should go into court and ank for a restrainrr, aâingt both. He logically pointed out that by the time* th^ city ean enact an oîinancq prnvidinv for ahatement of the Huiiance, mort of the complHinant^ will have gone honm So much for the current situation. For permftnent relief^ however, the city is helatedly moving in the right direction in its promise to enact the ordinance* Property owners who have long suffered ,mfn'flfe smoke'are completely out of patience with the £ fill Co/p promise ts mend its wayj*=a prpmiBC that has ,jî>eatedly been broken. The black, oily smoke from its *j>lantJsa blight on a larife section of the island. The ordGlance should he enacted with all speed—and enforced to the letter! The Patrolman's Benevolent As- sfKiation was sfionEnfinfi a nnr-fing circiis at fith M,, neflr ihr hnard- wallt with pi\ Eduard Lippe and Ethel Wilson, of the PhJiadpiphia Orchestra, scheduled af, reeitalLfits. ClafrricF DuEfiis, Hoy E, Darhy and ElfTief Jsetasn Rparl ivprr ap- § committee tn gathrF Hatg Mr. Matf*? ! r : >; plaint about prnpjr hs cSmplain sbnut smoke goes Ukc L*~'I Ocean City grew, not be moss- bourscL it if Sunday sales, noU i! IF rising frem stâfn Incoittn- s, gaj work* and laundfics^Srid frankly, many residents wonder if Ocean City is to beeome isolated by reason sf smok? ineld?ntal arid !n GnnhnrM?: rilsft Ihat rritfri^Ri ftf Jhr vfiijfrt^ nf •shinkf- : Hfp without founrifitinn". Huh* W* happen to livf in thp hlight^ri ar"H that is afHietpri hy sfflnteP fr«m ihr Gas £>ri Truinan, A big preduef tm^k ffefng genth on_ Axhuri av, the Sth st, interi^ction at I p, ni, laai Friday, rhr»? j full Sf lus«'io''P-l fi f'fef n g p^ntalfUlf*^ ipllled SUi of th* b&gl| A crow*i of men aurt wefeii rtetd enta \hp snatched fit them like a S^ck qf hungry guila |giRg Within 8 minute Sftef *h**y h« the pavefn«ht. all tvpff i»s that hid broken= One man in t par, seeing the, bohana, hur?i*dly parked : ^ at th* bank corner without slopping te iwwten the parUi with s nickel, and arfivpd in the eansloyp? p%tfh ip ttof thfê beauties, which he pr5udly cIFFied back to hig gf. The bsstfetJ were k*s§t3 to the sidewglh. Annth*r M and its tires mashed the brokeii |w§ to a prlp, The pre^'ice trucHj mtaqtime, stopped near Sth st looked bs^V M* * ew 'h* COOKED FOODS TO TAKE On I tterson's Food Shop Most Unusval, Siri ^Jfiii *VF knnw hn%v ehfepish the CSHfeFfiian* feel h«v# Fîn Of enow. And how The S#ntin**l=Ledger s staff guiltily during the hilief f\xy* nf wintef, as thev '* Ftfji shiut h**w cftni Ocân City i« during the summer* The pffilfingeri hest w»v*»a 'hat have fpllRWed Eft c after andthef, ihii »M"iQig The Fiur*i*a meeting will hg* • isOnbi îgliincant'^ with U ioiîgr vaunifles Mist have y list* North Ailaniie Belgium, leelsR^, Italy, , Norway Dr Cai ! ag (*rkt, p F t»Si" Qf tlie Rt-T-libiio i*f ("ubi* yle.T • iiJ r Citj te TO AID IS CUTTING Nhip of P special V iHeg ! aifshsl, ii PSSKTIIATK^^ Hear!!** Man* TodDf gi S*lT!igH'i F •nd ititltiirT iy. That Fourth Round By OEOHGE R. BENSON Predini BsrdlBf Csliefi. fHftf. Arkaam 1 am sure there is hardly a penon in all America who not like to set another round of wage ineresFgs %a into \ ( were a good thing for anybody, Manj ef the best frtr have now believe that another round eeuld upset the economy* nc m closer is the brink of depresion or perhaps even plyr into the depth* of it, 1 am tn full agreement with thst vif For the government to foree an infrBtK mean mere votes at the nest election. Vet. !ht i result In the form sf depression and un would he hard ts explain to the people. stronger of our unions *?ihouid forte an if throiigh strike tatties, would that net also be i miiitake? If & general increase mean? h!ghe( and fewer job? In the long run* what have wi Absolutely nothlhg. We 1*4 OVI OWN FOCKETBOOKS The only «•! way thgt JHOFC piy cin rame now without business is through more productivity. Jug! in have a -rag* without also inereMini production would idd nothing to the ifscqnie, but would lower it. On iep sf Isday'i good ws|fs round af incregses for the few whs belong te highly i unions eould start a trend that w&ild Sswer the purehasW f>{ everybody in Amerlcg, Of ^,^,000 employed p%f§ons. hafdly mere thsn eeuld possibly f&fee • wage inefeaM, But this would br rifge ppiees sf eveFything, Neither the few H0f the gain in ih# Jong run. for ill ef us wsuld hflvc to ps what we buy. Business today haj no piiee where M further wagg IncrHH*. ind Keep cuffeni priee and levels. Any way ineresseg would gsme right baek to thf They would came right out of our ewn pflefcetboote ?^ AMD THI PEOPLE KNOW Actually, the people aij awoss Amerlea know this L* the boss of anjf unien to Insist that pries eeuld stay d&wS: • ^•"M?"***" 5 ' * s * e boost hat as niueh setu# M lif I were/ that Niagara Fall* run haekward, contrary ts the laws The other is contrary to the laws of g€Qfl«n)e& and wit! practical eaniideraHsn ferpMient csndliiSBfe Nillher the . , of course it's electric W HY wHl* fer !•» than Today yaur Wfchtfi tan b* (> d | srii In, loo . • • (r fl* fatw an rang* fer and off.' with S&d«11rti ia r H rich pttpU M fut re's na ooc !*Tt to tax but tuma 'the lights en and annfher thing, if ynu live fir awiy from 3 ,Gsvt. project, yeu might pick up the nation thai it is ngf yaur baby end why should you p#f?p!re §bout it. Well, I wilt Isueh en that sn§!e, XSQ. |£ JPU live In ©ctroit/ or Wontana, of Key you-are helping with your 1 the TVA Ughtj, Grand Coulee dam'• and a coo pis dozen,-othen* Uncle Samuel gtU his cash money for feverythlntf from ^v^rybody-r-yû dig up the do re ml wh&eva ^ p jujrnp (Tom the Gevt. darp at ts. ^nd where the fotlu are elsfo fnsiigh to tame to so* what is in the pile, they had an elueMon, folks thgfe voted "nntây type—no Osvt. kilowatts for u§^ we win stay *ith U\Q private outfit that hag boon htt& fgf ytsn, we know >m?. The local com pan j, ttie Rcddinj JolKs raid, don't blether knd brag so much, but the lights arc okay and Irt-lghtrwe wfll k*cp >m so g ! call* It Youtt wilb the lo^-down, JO SURRA. __L^jîg|!h9uid-U8itheir-pqweytaJQree on a public that underctsnds how bad ft Weuld be, Âlresdy, Jehn q, Pufeiie fa arooffd. in a ff cent JWFWiqgieal CQfpgfatlon found that thi Ariterisn pubtte-: with ihe contention of United iteel Workfra ICJUQ*} * increases would help hujinea, Th# Jarge mijaFlty Si thought that a wage increis* at tht^tfitt* would* not ousinei? or eure unemployment Even •union' members W*00w that buiirtea would bf wafie and Job* m « geniral waje Incrcwe, BFcordlng W the * ' ' * • si •Itftrli light. pant itsy ihiny bright for wall* and dnptf rvtalit thtff feitgar. And you Mai* your # r w » T MM htat you want end tllAX while ftmin ds mtrt «f Hi* of pntty.., whsfl ftM b l © * wort. _ — . ^ g Into ^ttif rnaehijis arid plant We csnnot achieve «ny oi these Jnctcsfc« ^ -v VJ lower price*- (or bfl state feddreued fa 1 fetterf 4- Whjt (• tb< tf^h ln«U ptrlkroentr fl. Wb^t tr th* tmt|a dctl toot fcTMttitN n a oorbfifl* »fil ©? than th* ntw •Iwtrie di»- Whflf* mo« practical ty fer rtfrlg«H&«, hlflfr WDf * r h«tfftgf for md Ironing deth»*T at If It, ff» msr» f sM pntff Add that •awl ATLANTIC CITY EUCTJUC COMFMY far the ping and that it Is now a lyis hazardous ocpupsUnn ilmn fiirminM- "It Is trtie that th^ neWBpap#fH sonieUinss tarry banner headlines an 3 mine disaster/' he cgnceded, "but it iilsg ii a fact that according lo insuranct 1 sou*fes thtirt* are nliw people killed aL'tidentally on farms than in esal mines. And niore wore killed in tfafflg uccideii^ !h the United Blatos last year than in all our coal mines from \9W tn date. NO "DtiAiTlE" THIS YEAS "In mining, a dlstfstcr ii an aed- dent In whkii nve ur more pers-jhs are killed: There hnarl't bceii OtW of that magnitude in the first half of 1&48, Sixty per cent of the pfc-uijle killed in gs&l mining are killed one at S time. And, Sa in msit other kinds of accidents, a Ikem age are due te individual ness rsther than ta inadequate measures or to dangeroyN working Asserting that miners de nut need or wanl Bympathy frem the genei public, he pginted sut that virtually sll working shafti today are ventilat ed and air conditipnsd ao #xpgrfly that the mirifFS work in inor# t'om* fort than da people in many ott, ecCupailpfis, "Most •mines teday pump mer^ tonM ef iresh air through their shafts eaeh day than the tyni of esal they tskiJ out." he said, i UP PLY TO LAST 2000 VEARi Mr, Callen gave plenty yf reaisuf- ane# coneerninfi the adequaey of America's undergrouRd coal supply, whieh it the present rate of een- sumption should last for 2000 to 3000 iirgi he dtclared. Half Of the world's known deposits ore in ihe Unitid Slates, he said, with 10 per yent in other parts ot North Anier- i, 10 per cent in Europe and 30 per cent in Asia, By contrast, he sfiid the known pe- treieum supplies in this eeuntry »r& eatimfited to be adequate for Only 1? mure years, but he added that this is no cause for worry because new source? are constantly being ^s of feffet that ft pilgt IK ftiready op^ratlBj to mpkf pe- troleum fro>H cos!/' faf Bsid^ "ta ne Heiiit werrylnf abeyt yuiip •utasebtlc sr ham? ail buraer just ?tl'\ BeciiU&e of thp ineft*aS?d USe that probaoly will be made sf eoe! as Professional Services WALTER K. ESHBACH office hsHrE of the Inf ftffdjcn! Phyitelflhii rajmbifl of the Ofcan €\iy Meileil So- elety; are Ilftsd far thf eon- venfenee at ftf Robert A. Corn well, M.D. iif »?«iFi AV, fh, ils? - ftrt tise I !o if 7 - i n, m. 'Aldrich C. Crowe. M.D, 73,1 Ailnnilf A»#; PhSft* Q7SS If Sn ABSwfri mil I7»9 nfrlrp llniiFrt I ISO = 3 ifcm.^^7 - S p.m. WilliU P. , M.D. si, rh, fi^gg F, |L Lane Hainei, M,D 563 . 8th Ul, FiteB* 8t» 3 Is 4 I>»iif, Glfrpl nnd Sd Mathilda O. Lichner, M.D. Til CVlitPSi AVrnli? B fii I) Bin. 7 Is 8 t, § = I? e.m, p, H, g Hertchel Pettit, M.D, set W«]*j A^nop These (Iff Off Iff llgdFN 10 - !f I,IH, ^^ 7 - i Marcia V, Smith, lOfl ii i.ig, is i John B. TownH«nd( M.D, Howard S* Hud*on, M.D. IMi 10 - II s.io, t -% p.m. ^ ? -1 Paul L. Yinfflinj, M.D, mi W**|fy iv. Ph, ISM Bfi. I3M ill K^lii. ' Noon 7 - § for Thin*niade petreleum, ai well at for ehâi^l by*pfoduttit be predicted thai the ceil mining In- dustry may dsuble er qu&dfy^Tf la "within ihe Ufgtim* of most peg* pie i& this fosm". ASTBEACITE lUFPLV the biluminotii coal p vlFtusUy Uroltiess, he admitted that the known enthnsite c&al dr» posit? mfly last only about ISO yesrs. He feferrfd te the feet that 70 per ^#nt sf th# anthracite mined U Used for dprriestlff fuel, wh?rf&g almost ell pf the bituminous sr ssft U goniumed by the nubile €18 tsus ef HI in % Referring to the price sf pssl, Mr. laid ihet f\S% fti of (He In^ has H#cn du? t** higher wages for rn!n*rs; fer much ef it U trse*- the hêv* inv^!iT>?nt made arid y i¥4TFS cONTIVrOBS FBOBLPM He ref*rr?*i tp the prablem of water In the under^rsund ihAlts as sn# Frajgr pêlilcm snd hesvy ex-= p«n4A« Th? QVefag* 1 EiiiPe numpfi out 25 leni sf water d&Uy tmt *v*Fy if>R s* yoal it ebtatng, he said Mr, Cali^n gfltd that ffiPit people in this srep rio not realize that they are wUhin ^ few hi'ftdred rul#* ef the le'gegf mining district in the wo Fid, an &r« of 1*SH tnsn square mils in Lucerne and Carbon e# in northern P i l niinib#r of miners in this ene he H**Le T ed, exceeds the tots! y in fill n)»taUic rnining, as iron, silver d tin. tin?. *te in sit of The tpeaker was introduced hv F, ?f-. pajt governor of thg New Jersey K 5 wants district arid also e member of th* &eaS City (?iubT Mr, C»1!*B has been si hen orary member and numm^r vHeitsi 1^2 In tarl)* POIOBIBI msde nfilg a' ho>ne werk^r coy'd turn out %i nalltf e fam^ good CEEL SUBMARINE SHOP ills ilmpsea AT*. rtew lilt ITALIAN SUBMARINES St#ak Sandwich on IlalMB Roll - 30c ANTIPARTO « TOWATO PIES SPAOHETTI A MPAT BALLS OH QBDEB ONLY t MRS, is If t» A, Johnny iajit Submarine Sandwiches - 50 c paghetti * Mea| BalU TO TAKE Ol't ^ Order Oftlf « §5# M Order Opes Until 11 P. M. 1240 SIMPSON AVI, ti Wltb SCHOOL ..." - ipeeM bdU* dul car* ud pgafimloiiiil as teiifa ?sn In m' tttteBl t& become m uf* L1ABN TO fiUVi THE SAFE WAY . . . BETTER BS THAN No. ? 406 361 OCEAN .CITY. . Sth nnd Ocean Aye*: Phone AtUntic City 2-9029 NighU 2643-J ' Rebuilt and Re-UphoUtered #1 %% (Includtofl Materi Phone 2237 ILT ff Contult Your OCAL DEALER or Cftll Egf Harbsr 4 For HIJ Name Now Available for Delivery 3 Section High Door Thft*# door* are four paaela wide and furBishtd with the unt fine hardware) that hii dutiaguiihed the Better Bllt Doer iizes o u xl The Better EGO HARBOR CITY, N. J A CLASSIFIED AD FOR QUICK RESULTS George E. Firth, M.D. 174fl C«i!fal AifBBj rhan* 131 Offtr* Ileuni If NfKHi 4 - S p.m. "t = fi p. 10 - 11 m,m, ~ f - • p,m, John B. Becker, M.D. m ef Racism Tn>afEBHii faf HfrnefrAslii •tnd Auieiaatig f Heon br Appointment Phan# OFFICE EiHrtfQ af Of«fl Tiff Oiledpaihie P h i i John E. Dovin«t D.O, Suit* S1I — &|Bli 8SU4IBC HI id A> Charles H. Vail, DO. Ill t Ofn»- H«n ; Ail TReiiB^Bti br L. W. BelU, O,D. Optom«tri«t Ifti AMakle ATHIC If. J, Hal B-tai 135*HF Ps£kotd Eigb$ Club 2l txirm) PACKARD PRICES BEGIN AT $< .69* DELIVERED HERE •Slots and had taxn, if **y, #vfrA Print f/wy t-ary sjlgbtfy is gdfalmiag *r*s b*f*m* of h and distinctive new i l e tP tlofis Mf sfi Quillfy notei Of all the Far Packard* built-in thi last SO ft srg still in ssrvieel B!ft!iiiflv*> 135-HP ptrfsrmane*, S-m-O'O't-h-e-r, quitttr than ever. With spectacular n wfct)MBflfl?' ret »erve power ... and sensational gas And all thii distinction is youif at a price that's less thiin for many lighter-built, lower-powered eight* l even than for some of today'i Dlttinctlv., "Umcu.ln. Mm'^ H» niowl, of coarse, b: Now chmt by PidESfsTt cosily p«'«y» £ >°« t0 the P"« o£ A ' - Packflrd—why oot own one! ASK TNI MAN WHO OWNS ON* BISHOP MOTOR SALES 12th Strati «adj Athny Amu
Horsey's Restaurant 1357-59 Atbur* Avenue la blllswlmf whitt SF- Other 'royalty on parade New Jen^y, Mrt J#a_n C , if Egg Harfee?: Mit? Ocean MiM Sally Va Mill Kf* Jersey ft**!* f= while Mis? Oevin Clt. 15*\f *•! t?**? nthf^F girls and VJv?' ! -">y* ihrsn? on a be; green Boa i. dfa lifeguards, Sh^ 'A'a* ' B Bgw^ff when ihr rnyi r*vie*"ing stand p nu3drunJf*J "fid theif iii a âf to the end "f Ride the "FLYING PONY' FLYING POFfY" w«a out sf eAmfniuien fer twe dayi du# *o fh* off of th# rudder during th* fast hint «l 34th S*F***. * 1^ f?^*^ ** • tte ^f t ^f * b«r m*(cri»U «« required Her n*w rudder u 12 long and 14"* hifh, mad*- of £»*! bronze, the tup parting tbaft ii Z»4;- mon*l m«taL She will nuintalt, her ip««d ef a mUe « misut* Sr tetter. As the fi«t beat of thi. kind to be built m the U S she as de* Slfsed t® eaFry 40 passengers* A 14W h.p. motor uses gwlme to gire her a speed of €3 m.p.h. The 4^g*l!en Uak it of •tomleu »t«l,with built in comp«rtm*nt« spaced every 12 mches, is itifr*^tSskiv*? 1 * ssl ' ne easBot mow* about and e*u*e fuh.*-, The ''FLY- ING FONY^ ESfutsnss 10 fallona OB tbfs trip* The "FLYING PQNY H wu built with at,* hmdred oth#r BrMtutioni to make her safe for passenger*. Your vacation a not complete without a ride in the "FLYING PONY.*' NOW IN SERVICE FROM At ith Street and the lay to S4th Street on the Oeean Front y vv'j"> 2 / &*+•*••* the my Siremi TAURANT Room Open 12 Noon to 10 P. M. Seafood Market Open 8 A.M. to 9 P. M. MARKET Alt of Seafood Cooked and Uncooked to Go Out ftSB 11GHT FfiOH OC» OWlf SETS Off liULE AT AFOOD to Visit Our , . . JTAINLESS STEEL CUM BAR FOF a Qyfok Luneh There** Aiwa If the Yotinge the FUhihg on the Doing on Chris' Dock sng to §ee the Arrival and Unloading Daily Between 6*00 and 7:00 P. M. 10(30 *-t«. 1:, p^> 3i30 p.m. SPEEDBOATS DEEP SEA FISHING LEWIS CARLTON Lea ,; int u, ^= itctoFafof 4iM 'iKvJT y£,^ JCJT. êtj&rT&Zc- he JUIVIDK 1 * PLAUDITS gntir entlUtd "Ifeptufif Junior wu iwsrfed lap heneri In Ihe unusually Isf^ fisai divtsieft Eijht- Jr,= of It MOHTHI iN££ D**t*rte. msathi sldL @f 341 husky, red^Âtfcd puxfUit Is ring with an adult tlfe pair ef glova hanffaijE from thf Hf toek peeoad pri». Third Ft, ww •ttirad in bath- ^•* lf to_ OMI I&hijrt, m y*s* ing tr**nlB snd sat in s «*afh#U! * n a P* 0 * desisted itrellsr, stop paper marhe êani & &* u Mtrtftte In the He «•» e*£prt©i fey S R*h ' mereial floi? _dtvblo&. th* John, wiih 3 and pH Pftherj ith fpbin't afro*? in its &"•! = j The third prize Spat WPJ a 'I'y | iaiur* locomotive pulling t^fi by j loads ef striked esndy sticks. Riding pa = in miniature. | &B* rratStffttt tO&? WSB the first j prize, whDe the gifnlfi Dining Hood «Mleharl was won i» the flat TOSS tBT^LATPB CONES Little The blljf BBd white Ch&ttffbal float bore five girti whs laeed ea the lated iee er*am esn« te Tls# Slndia entered » miaiaturs farm 3 d let tied for £ hfiFnh»Ff wllh argument When ihi san^w Ichep WBFE plH before them, Miehael said "thariif yoy" and *h^ at her During the that Mirhiel lead il WS|p t ai qll p#rtyrbed ii Heine Oh, Kathie#n Raid the!? fpther. Did you h^ve tg ?nlll c On yoiiF fPfiS? In (he t»h]p !P help hcF v ^ff her Oh, Badriy!" And, went on, I tHs! nSthlnp ?g£gr#d their SHOW OFF WALL hotel |5 frtnuipa for their rp"m. gy thlf t!p># the quad! ta hs l lane, "Not Maureen, like a patitnt little mother, *Dt*?y Is wh4t ysu m#sn"^ HOW TO TILL THEM APA&T Sesn the rooms were ready and before l&nf we let sff for the beach, Michael proudly showed off his bright red bathing suit The glrlf were all dressed In blue—and. d legs tp my, all looked &!&#, Fa* . Mra, Cirmifiellg again pointed sut f has % Iron* tooth nut (from one of her many falls!; Kathleen doesn't, MiUreen ha? a 'agf anH h a little bit taller Much to my iyrpH&e, few fri|htined by &_ when K&thlgen had eempletely knocked down by wavd, shied away from the But Kathleen InOn WM as adven*ur*- 6f*me as her bfothrr Bfd sisier. When their narents took a dip, the youngsters played at the water'i #dge and êefr cnp'pletrly at rolling in tfo* a*p» oii'i *''ggfn|f in thg sand, Mr, Ciffninclid Is nnanSial vsist t fer ihe federal federal gov Mrs. Cirminello p^pwtted that near Washington 1" sBiiEfS^tpry foF there pefiyle *1oii"t rîi]t?e that has qunds and n tng TRe on the beaeh r^lizgd that they quads, T«s wem*n s«k*d i the firls wer? tripled, i"d a few ataF*d at them, but Pth#»«=iM »*« flfli seemed In nptiee, Eileen and Mtehaei, more daring than th* pthe* two, a» 'heir father te«fc iotne pictures, and to be taken in the water, n vef sl^p her of her husband on (h* 1 street, as they did in Philadelphia, to ask them prying ffMe»iinP£ abflut rgisi r »p the children A'tef spending th* Sffernorn With the adofable nuacis I efi-ild easily tell ihei they haH hêp pafefully raised. Ho jeitioiisj evef between them in*' they the I H"H'' Baby Parade Sidelights Hot, Fired Infant Stages fr»ffi Page 1 Fier, mnre than half the eeeupan** of the reviewing ^tand ''sd fled ts jl'ghtiy ^ssle» «p"*- **i fhp shade nf the pier Spectators were seeing det* H le at frequen* inter^'alsi and it ws?rsH due tr the hea' Hut to the scattering f*f 10 sets nf l« i«« g th* divisions. In addition if the pris*=win= : MaeMillan pair, the nther twins w*re fiaire Diane anil Charlie Dsv Von ld Diane and Hs*bar& Carol Anne and Fairi^'a Annr Bishop. Diane and fJpfirge Hughec, Janif? Whilds and Joy re Theima Hegân, Diane and Yvonne Moyer, Janice and Jnanne Finsel, John iind Pich= ard Agnew, Eiehfird William and William Frank Eimmer, The Von Buchwalds won here one previous yf&Y Animal life was employpri jet* fectively by mofc than the liEiinl number Qf cdntestlintS- Erroil McConneL 11. nf Ventnor, whn impersonated "O1H Mac- Donald" sf form fame, had a dog and several Uve ducks on nis float. The ducks decided to go their own way right in front of the reviewing stand, and had tn be recaptured by Errors mother * Two Boxer dogs rire.W ihi= green float of Robert and Doreen Cunningham, of PhiladelphiM, while a tiny Pekinese with a big ribbon around his neck ffiarehed behind Carol Arnolds 4. sf Margate, urf Caf eteri 9th St. and Central Ave. Breakfoflt I a.m. to 12 Noon ONLY Phone 161fl Dinner 4:30 to S pm. 5ave SEE THI DELlCIQUi HOME-COOKED FOOD AS fOV OBPEB IT Big, Delectable Ereakfait front 25c Full Course Dinners as Low m Self Service and WaitreM Service — FREE PARKING _ will taste with SIMMS* delicious le with icr, too "ComUtenllj Good far 37 Year." TWO-HOUR F£EJ ^^ ^v \î >ardwalk A live chicken rede in with Betty I .mi Waters, 8r of At= lanti" Ci'y, and behaved kfM*r than th# McCohn* 1 ! rfurks Th^n of fours* 1 Ihere was the porv that drew 'he wfigf>n f ft r thr prlzt»=\* 'fining Bindi'i pininii RnPn* flnli': rmd a huge- Ri. Her= nard *hnt arp'trnpenieri Another award wiph*"* *!**'! T itiiihlf"i «* y Jfis^ph Tucker, ot1# yege end Iws msnth* sld, «sved h!p objertionji is *h? hât unK! hi WM rtfhl in front &f the M~BHI^ Flf Then h* bur*t Into tears **%& ^tae?'^ s "P** i*«wn af *h* it dr^w en? f>f the at the day frofn in whieh felt just aheyt the u Joseph. PHI It wasn't fyniiy ta hira, Sharon Hufff, 18 fhdnthp, af Atlantie City, Wore a fprocioia scawl fis shf* passcfl thfj official stand, regardirss of !he f^ct that she had hj»*!h ^plrrlrri fit 3 pri?* 1 The enfrv list embraced large part of the United although, of roiirRt', most of tho children were from Smilh .fer»;pv "fl#^ the Phiiadeiphia nfeii. niglance hntiof*; prnbflbly w'pnt to Lyliri Mafggfpi Beidr-r, of Miami Beaeh, Fla , and Jnnie SliMnne Mika, of Kansas Citv, Kftn. Rut thrfr Wi*ri ! nttiCfs from aM far HS PiUsburEh, Pa.; Silver Spring, Md,; Bethesda, Md ; Minersville, Fa., .nnd N. C, Ancftor'tt Hint LUNCHEON a DeligisUi Sendwichei or a Salad of Crabmeat iervtd on an open deck overlooking Great Egg Harbor Bay , . . Or enjoy '"Dinner In our restful Pine-paneled dining room, Jumbs Fried Shrimp _ . , pleasant Music with a panoramic view of the setting sun. Ancftor'n Point Charter the beautiful Cruiser Chub 11 for a day of Deep Sea Fishing Anchor'n Peint Enjoy a relaxing day Fiihing the oalm watera of the Bay in a Rawbs&t or a boat with an outboard motor* For excitement, sail a Snipe Clsis Sloop or Duster in a breeze . , , you it! Point Come in and let us show you the new Steeleraft Holiday Cntiier* priced at $3797 up. For a day Deep S#B Fishing, come aboard the SS-foet y*cht "Gr«y Gull." Leavei at 1 IOO p.m.t returns at §;30 p.m* _ $3.00 per person. Wide Wharf . \Vftter White Gatolma Come In and Look Us Over Anchor't) Point 200 Bay ^-.. £g.^^. Mrs. Kerttnif F, KssJif, lawyer and clvie leadgFt wai ap« pointed by Oevemer Drticsll ThUfS* day ai a new member of the State Bssfd of Fuhlk Utility QsmmUiJsf^ er»i f"F an iiftespireH terfn ending In 1SI1 A Demdcrflt, she gyQgesdJ thf late Joseph A, Breph^ of Elisabeths Othsr "\#mbera sf the beard art John E, Buwill, @f Ceesn City, chaimian, and D, Lane Pew*, gf Trenton, BIES S Republican, Mra Kewler ig idgntifled with thf Denôeratie ^sup t> ? forfner Qgvgrnor ChHfle^ Edigpn, psiitieaj fee of the Hague machine in Jersey City, NOW OPEN -. . I n i n . Atmosphere ' DINING mn i !THE HAMI THAT COMES TO H|ND VINE HE AFOOD 18 MENTIONED l! I If " Oar Eff NOW OPEN EVERY DAY 12 Noon to 8 P. M One of Ocean City's For 29 Years ROBERT M, iPIEGKER, Prop, 9th STREET it WESLEY AVENUE •'•¥ -£i e^-^ ntind t ew abave is the Cmjpe de YIUe^KJi uls 1 * It U byilf s Fer, Uke s// CsdllisSi the Sff ef III ^trt new Cadltise hodf tfpe, disced fof AeSi wha n?s is feafid In Is pfrfermgnft^-ln thh tke kjw-fwgpf GftfS asd 6pyfl-iirifll53 sf 1 gon* capaaty Sf its ngw V^ype ihgitlf | in thf manner in ghtch lr ralU grar the j safstf sf a cb:sd ear. easy, e nspems whe?l Jiajj iff=SB£ of thf fttsl dcgifabl^ asd ui^t u_tfyl ê te lime fraffl die bssrfi & f Cî Use dc Yit—smut and kiMuM as it i — L>&£3iif e VUk f l Seategl figpgzifiity BILt POWELL 1158 It j We shaald be pUutd mdi^ l new fetiatffijl nisdeU wfifsh eemiia it 99
Page 1 and 2: Haven '$ Annual Picnic ross Bay Is
Page 3 and 4: 3£N11NKU£l>&ft f » August 4, 194
Page 5 and 6: tel :J ffu it aw? Sal H Q. EVE, SHO
Page 7 and 8: GREGORY TO rNSPEC» BOOM Part i*«
Page 9 and 10: n CAMBIN iM tASTUN STAN DA tD TIMI
Page 11 and 12: Wjft^"^* 1 4 SENTINEL LEDGER h Augu
Page 13 and 14: J j 1ipi 1iiSii Th th* i B| 1 ff 1i
Page 15 and 16: Mowii* it tbe nnwln- t WildWood, lU
Page 17 and 18: A* A, Bows v Ae Otan CJtjr A. A. yo
Page 19 and 20: ?' TJ* ScullTffle Voltnrtw win IWfE
Page 21 and 22: fffiF^- CONTINUOUS 10:30 A, M, TO M
Page 23 and 24: Mr, and Mr3: F_ Irving Shu Worth an
Page 25 and 26: QGEAN OIT¥ OH**B p pfejeci m N PRI
Page 27 and 28: *-*• • — • ^='--f»^""-T J*
Page 29 and 30: E >: , GEORGE SAUER. Nayy s popular
Page 31 and 32: ,1,* i S^ • ; FRIDAY *B4 SATURDAY
Page 33 and 34: fBirds Uytl **w# hs¥* t&f pelic*#
Page 35 and 36: SENTINEL-LEDGER lay, August 18, ive
Page 37 and 38: BW ». ' ' I lot Water Heaters h^st
Page 39: in COLUMNAR OFFICE T> F'HOPI 1 ' is
Page 43 and 44: Cori^n to B* Honored V Outstanding
Page 45 and 46: II Km- tl bf?-isIIC3 w ys Super Jer
Page 47 and 48: eads Civic Assn. Jytfd i, Patridge,
Page 49 and 50: ocia1 - p.rsonal - Clu prily a i; t
Page 51 and 52: 5*1 CONTINUOUS ]0i30 A. M, TO MIDNI
Page 53 and 54: •bey Signals, Play fe, Is Advice
Page 55 and 56: •:>T.V< CAMDIN and PHILADELPHIA E
Page 57 and 58: RES 801 y t v Auguat UNDER HEW MANA
Page 59 and 60: Club r ,, r lENTINEL Ann, to Manor
Page 61 and 62: •1 SENTINEL-LEDGER Thursday, Aumu
Page 63 and 64: :*t Ete Club Coral Full or Entir* N
Page 65 and 66: M. •3 j and HOTEL E. N. EGGLY EXT

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