Sep 1953 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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"V 

W%u. - 

and Veterans 

fmtm. own* from *• M 

i wmt mean 

tag "Land at me J*or»lng C.lm.' 

Nairn* MftMtitW e«my fall la * her 

a new tow* or stoke me eld sue better. 

Ml Medtas; 

ITS PATIO SHOP 

»IM 

MI WIST AVENUE 

l&NCHOR'N 

POINT 

DINING ROOM 

Second Street on the Bay 

f' 

OPEN DAILY 

ClJICEPr TOESOAT) 

Enjoy Fine 

Lunches or Dinners 

FAST SERVED DAILY — 7 to 11 A. M. 

the Covered Screened Deck or in 

Our Pine Panelled Dining Room 

OMffeid on Big 

VFW Committee 

Nomad Notional AM* 

In Community Work 

Charles < Barney) Oldfleld, 1307 

Wesley av., immediate 

past commander 

of the Department of New 

Jersey. Veterans of Foreign Wan. 

has been appointed eo-chalrman of; 

the ail-Important national community 

service committee of the V.F.W. J 

The new commander-ln-ehlef of 

the M-yeiir-nld. I .200.000-stronR oManiHitlon 

of veterans of 'overseas' 

war-time service, Wayne B, Rich- i 

•rdi, Arkansas City, Kan*., buainen 

executive, announced Mr, Oldfleld** 

•Ppolntment «t national V. F, W. 

Headquarters in Kuni 

City, Mo. 

Lad year, more than 110,000 community 

service projects were span- 

Wred by V.F.W, PoaU, these hav. 

ing covered the entire range of life 

In free America. 

Others on the committee are 

Svcrre Rsing, Erlgertan. Wisconsin, 

chairman; 

Walter O. Keil, Ban 

Francisco, David y. Pallon, Athena, 

Alabama; 

Frank F. Eekdail, Em 

porla, Karuas, 

The committee will hove its firnt 

meeting at nntlonaj V, F. W, heart- 

(Uarters, in Kun«:is 

city. Ben. 

lember 0. 

Ughm May Set New 

Convention Record 

Governor Alfred E. Drlscoll 

will 

head an impressive array of State 

and National officials who will at), 

dress the 331h Annual Itate Con. 

vention a The American Legion, nt 

Asbury park, September 10.18, 

Including on the speakers' list are 

Congressman Charles R. Hswell and 

•lames C. Auchinelsss and both candidates 

for Governor, Paul L. Troast 

and Robert B. Mevner. 

The new Notional Commander ef 

The Legion, to be elected nt St. 

Louis, Mo, September 3. also will 

•dreu the Legionalrea, 

With some 995.000 members in 

the state Legion Bnri Its AuKllinrv. 

this years eornblned conventions of 

the two Ofganjzailons is expected to 

be the largest in history. 

Almost 

3,800 delegates will represent 445 

Legion Posts and 3M Auxiliary- 1 

Units at the ranventlon. 

Rosort Soldier Hem* 

On 2-W—k Furlough 

Students Urged 

to Register 

TrefMt CiNs New 

Absentee Vet* Low 

Paul L. Tronst, Republican eandi. 

date for Governor, yesterday urged 

all college students 11 year* of nnf 

or over to take advantage nf Now 

Jl-rsey's new absentee haUnt taw. 

Troatt 

painted out that for the 

first time all students SI years of 

age er over would be eligible to 

vote in the November 3 election 

while away at school, but only if 

properly registered. On this basis, 

he ursed all eligible college student* 

to register before leaving 

their 

rtornn eemrnunities. At the 

same time he emphasized the Impsrtante 

to all nther civilians who 

¥ be out of the state on election 

> to taHe advantage of the absentee 

voting low. 

"Collese iiutlenU over 21 yen of 

oge are the biggrri immediate beneficiaries 

under this law, but it HIM) 

c,Uiifsnires ihe rit'hl of frfiiifchisp tit 

thnysonds ef others who have been 

umible tn vole m the ppsi berause 

Pvt, (3e> Brady MuFrel, son of ' ibi'V ore nut of the state cm BIISU 

Mrs, Marion Miirrel, 734 West •¥., i fiin or fnr other rciison>t. " He snir!. 

Is new on two.week fiirloUKh from ; "All oolleae students who are 

Siioppartt Air Byte. Wichita. Texas 

m 

BBADV MtJMtEL 

Brady Murrel, son or 

pp 

At its conclusion, he will return to 

nis training itj nr airplane r 

Pvt. 

Brady, .who ogee 

Ocean City High SriiniiL 

tile iu'rVir-e nn May I.V 

in this clcoiipn, have vitel 

mm ond 

wnmt?n on the threshold of their 

Bttendetl I careers should 

uelenme this opsrentt>reil 

tuni!,v to assume the diitie* nnH re = 

Wildwood. 

New Jersey Department commander 

of the D|sabled American Veterans, 

la attending the DAV national eon. 

vention this week In Kansas City, 

Mo 

He headed a Jersey deieestion 

that left Sunday from Wildwood, 

The conclave closes tomorrow. 

Questions by 

Answers by VA 

Gratuity Payments 

To Be Suspended 

All 01 Loan sash gratuity 

pny= 

enig will be suspended as of Sopmbpr 

l5 JoMM^h F. flHern, Veterans' 

Administration 

n.-Kionî Of^ 

Manager, ahnounced this 

The 

of gratuity payments 

Ci 

ill 

p 

p 

was direcied bx* Ciinarcis and w 

unt iniio thrnunh June 30= Ifl=M. 

Previously the VA hatl bt*ii mnk = 

ng griitiiiu= .pyymenm io !hp inmlMr 

quiH to 4*. nf thn I'lmriinirpfi por= 

ion of ihe luoiu \» ith n iTiasiifniin 

of S160 in hv cri'ditoct in thp vi«t- 

Q=j 

wgnl to lake iralning imd?F 

the Kargah 

Man the iifeiimrd there, while Capt. 

p 

Price scanned the bench from Ihe, Mgun, Jvnm ,f s m rt 

vantage point of the pavilion. 

deiignation of 1 committee of 

At that point, the llnewarken, men to function throughout 

ti Y h ith | I i t tt 

Opoup approved a motion b* 

itt 

f fi 

five 

the 

p , en g 

waved ts Detective Young, who with | year In helping to protect properly 

C t i Pi r d bk d fl d tiK ith th li d 

g, | year In h l p g p pp 

Captain Price, raced back and fol and cospentinK with the police 

lowed their directions to catch the ' partment In the . apprehension 

youngster near the city playground vandals, 

at Mth st. and West av. He apoor 

enUy had bid In a clump of buahaa 

as the two police oRicen drove past 

after talking lo the railroad workem. 

Under the state formula, the city 

'•» required to match the amount of 

.noney provided by the DlvUlon of 

Navigation. 

Mayor Bowker told the Group that 

damage to the beach by severe 

itornu laat winter "was not a« M>r 

lou« 08 we anticipated" 

• an til I !••) §• tbm S>K 

• IMI *nv EffpT !S Will* 

kif ta Maparata flnan(l*tl r wMh 

MM INN In inakhM a •tart an Me 

HtaWUhmtflt el a alaasun baat 

marina alam KramT Cut, |utt 

IJIJJI &g Ihrn •ill s# am fit kLi 

The slate already has set aalde 

IMAM to deepen the.Krauu' Out 

channel, be said, and dredging work 

la expected to be started In October. 

A city request has been made for 

•JdUtonal funds to cut a«n> part of 

tM aflacam Maud deeply eneufb 

for InsUllatlon nf boat slips 

"We believe that such sUps would 

be well patronlied by transient boatf 

moving through the inland waterway 

In the spring and Mil." he deof 

The total prilie received a pollci 

S^B^ ins nm !itn w#tts*i«w •«• 

him ttnc: 

The Mler fnm liata 

Pt4tM wanwl Mat ha wn armed 

with a M-taUbra rifle. 

Mate Mif* 

reawted that Me 

toy ••• traveling In a ttolm Mr, 

an* af Mine which he Mak far his 

fllaht tinea Awauct IS, 

He wu booked at police headquarters 

for larceny of the woman'ii 

handbag, which was recovered with 

nothing mining. He VUI be tried 

en this charge this morning before 

Municipal Court Judge Franklin A 

Kiiii, then will be fumed over to 

State Police. 

Wife of Freed PW 

M 

Ufhtlas Hair*) 

Rein wnifc ncre 

A suburban Philadelphia woman 

was vacationing In Ocean City over 

the week end when ihe received 

word that her husband had Just been 

freed m the exchange of prisoners in 

Korea. 

Mrs. Dorothea Oihea, of IM 

Momlngilde Circle, Wayne, was notified 

by a Philadelphia newspaper 

that Marine U, Robert OShea was 

back with the American farces. 

She Bid received no ward from 

bar huaband since he waa taken 

prlnoner when the plane on which 

he waa in abserver wa» shot down. 

An Annapolis (ndutta in 1M7, U, 

OVhea saw service fatChina aaveral 

yean ago and went to Korea in 

October, IMS, . 

The couple have twin tana, Qeorge 

and Robert, two yean aid, 

Mn, O-Shea b. a guest here at Ihe 

home of Mrs, Martin J. Cunning 

ham, Jr, at 710 tat It. 

State Cash For 

Streets Boosted 

Mr, Janet rafHag half 

111 

Y BSffllw 

hat ton aMurraal 

thii (umnMr, Includlnt th* br«k- . 

ini ef tilt awn pMure windaw by 

a iron., and a rMa bullet rhreueh 

Me aaraae of MM of hit ntlghtort. 

Several of the caaea wen reported 

to the police department, he said, 

'but nothing baa been heard fnm 

rate I, pleaaa 

Boat Fire Victim 

Reports $120 Loss 

John Marpie, of Baltimore. \reported 

the Ion of a wallet containing 

$120, Thursday evening, when 

he and Hve ether occupants of the 

Chub 11 Jumped overboard Into the 

bay and swam to safety when the 

Mat uught Are In the thorofare al 

lit «t, f 

According to police, Marpie was 

uncertain whether he lott the wallet 

during his enforced awtttt, or after 

he reached the safety of nearby 

docks. 

The boat, a SO-foot charter ftahlng 

cruiser, owned and operated by Capl. 

_ . nperati 

Clarence E. Lent, SOI B» 

ittenea rd. 

was 

Are, 

a total ion as a ,rasu!t of the 

50c Parking Tlekmt 

Parlayd to f 10 fin* 

A PhUtdelphU motoriit Annday 

parlayed a So-cont overtime 

pTrklni wnaltip into a »IO dlaorderly 

pcnens line when be 

ten UP a ticket tamed htm on 

Atlantic av., between tthand ftk 

ata. 

The fln« waa levied against 

Walter Hy*H, », of MM How 

ard .t, by Munlcli«i Court Jud(. 

Franklin A. Mnf, S.tord»y 

, morning, on complaint of Patrotawn 

Kenneth Holland, who 

the ticket. 

Noted Clerics at Tabernacle 

Also Adept at Catching Fish 

Clergymen in Ocean City over ttte 

week end to »P#ak at Tabernacle 

aanleaa proved tbemeelvt* aa expert 

at flahtaf u tbw ara at toaplr. 

C paopto from the pftlptt. 

Dr. Rotaart MacOowan, prof*«or 

•t tba narlda ftHrtbern GalMei V 

a —— 

'• J Ubumnt. nationally known 

and Dr. Leon T. Moore. 

dlatrict superintendent of the Philadelphia 

Methodist 

Conference, all 

trid thi kill t fiabing 

dlpa 

tried their skill at game 

g 

aboard Capt. Rlllott AHen'« charter 

erulaer Jtmela. dbring th« week and. 

They wer* accampanlad by aenial 

other friend*. 

Cm*. Allan reported that the 

clergymen made good hauU of bloc 

Bah, dolphin, honno and neamtwi. . 

'54, Say* Cafi*ro 

• An additional Ha,O0S of state aid 

highway funds far road improvement 

will be made available to mu 

nlcipailtles of Cape May County In 

ISM, it waa announced by Senator 

Anthony J. CaAero, 

Otttn 

CMy it due M receive 

SIMM ef Ma tMed amount, to 

•akt. 

Toe Senator explained yesterday 

that through ihe efforts of AuemUy. 

man Nathaniel C, Smith and himself 

the additional funds have been authorlied 

to supplement the regular 

tSOflOO for construction, as set up 

under a 1MT law. 

Best Hi Mil Klpj|l wy will rs£ilv# in 

anatnt whMt H dauMa Mat receivad 

tMn Mlt fund durMf Me 

•eat t*vr yam, ha HM. Th* ill,. 

M# iIMM ta tbaan City la m 

addhHan la Ma ytual pafMati ef the 

NiMM Harnuia f d " 

Allotment, for ISM follow: 

Avalon Borouf h 

Ca» May City . 

CiM May Point Boro 

DennU Tawniblp 

Low*r Townihlp 

Middle Town shlp 

North WUdwood 

Ocean City 

gea Isle City.... 

Stooe •Harbor Borsueh 

Upper Tawmhlp .... 

West Cape May Borough 

Weal Wudwood 

Wildwood ..... 

Wildwood Crest 

Woodbine 

Total $100.00000 

N.w Cobin Skiff 

Acquired by Koch 

A new »fant cabin •klff owned 

by George Koch, of Philadelphia, 

waa launched Saturday morning at 

the Vnt 1Mb boat .yard, Peter* 

burg, Th* boat has twin engines 

and U apeeially designed for sports 

flahing. 

A large (roup of frlendt of Mr 

Koch, part president or the Philadelphia 

ftotanr Club, attended the 

lamehmt or mtnerted the boat after 

It waa brought here ta his slip at 

Aflen-a wharf, 4th at and the bay 

Th 

nrst ibUng trip. Sunday, ylaHtfood 

catch of flounderaand 

The 

d 

The nrt i 

ad a food 

At 94, SatafdlUf 

•yVHKINTT. 

dfi Sol rnercU 

irWfci* with a 

heat wave 

weak «nd, driving 

ol paiiboUed «lty 

til* CMnparatlv«ly 

Uiat, tramc 

oa* tl 

IhnwA ««» city and . 

beachfront «as bath heavy i 

at#||,4t>rin« the torrt* WMk 1 

WANT TO MAT THI NUT M Mw fvn, kaaldMf Thata ynHltMn ham the Mswar, 

sell, len» «nd dMMawsly, In Pafliar Naptuna'a tayarlt* traw — the ecHn. TMt jayMi * 

(•nMrned wMi the hat apail, camprtsM Jiunn. Kraut, Hilly W.llu.r ana Jahrniy Krauts 

Bunk y»r- 

•f wiwm •> 

not.—(f«ilw ttudle phala.) 

Says Children 

Cycle Patrolman Hurt 

Held Prisoners 

Father Accum f Wo!k 

GrIIU 

A disorderly persons charge. ac< 

cusing a boardwalk grille operator 

with forcibly detaining two •null 

children in his establishment. »•• 

dismissed by Municipal Court jlldga 

Franklin A. King, Saturday. 

Th* 

Charlie was brought againKt 

Jay Willis Irv.,,U. Jr., 11, of Merlon 

Park, Pa., whs opernles a boordwaik 

refreshment stand at lai at. Com- 

Plainanl was E Douglas Hibhs, of 

Philadelpnia, who is vacationing here 

at 137 Delaneey pi. 

Judge King ruled Iha 

In Collision With Car 

!• MeMteyeM Patrotmafi Andrew Capena, of the Ocean _., 

police department, was admitted to Snore Memorial Hospital. 

Sunday afternoon, with back Injuries suffered when his cycle 

collided with an automobile 

Boy, 11, Hit by 

Bus* Injured 

On* WhMl Partly 

Rum Over Leg 

A painful ten injury was sustained 

by an l|.year-aid boy late Saturday 

night when he was struck by an At. 

orderly persons act, Tht charge, he , 

oolnted out, should have teen false ] 

imprLionmenl. a nusdemeanor sub- 

', 

Ject to il,0W fine or three years in 1 . 

JaU, The judge explained that ihe| s ' lore 

municipal court Is not permitted to [ Th» 

try Indictable orrenses | u M | 

Collins, of 258 S, River St., 

vacationing 

here 

admitted to 

, In the 3000 block, Central av 

; Capetia, II, ef IM* UmpaBtt av. 

I waa npsrtHl in 'lair canaiman" 

; by hoaplfal eutkorlHM yaiferaiar. 

1 The M M af hh inluriM had m4 

r been rfatenaineal, pwidlng iiudr

«, sr ' 

r girl, band injuries. 

mt about Una 

•Md, ihbrtly bat 

tha height of 

Met raport that 

.. ring on* ear aaat 

t: the otbar car, 

> wheel. 

boulevard la under eonatrue- 

II b bains; connrtad Into a 

hllhway In ita present con 

ily one faction u open to 

4 la only two lanea wlda 

tm-kl Boras' -I*, and hi. sen 

["•ana kMed Instantly by th* crash. 

O t* I 

atfar th* 

I W ntlaaHM 

bljured were admitted to the 

llwiy i successful man amasses a 

fortune he doesn't need and leave* 

h to relatives who dont deserve It. 

,Tta# plpGolo Is the highest pitched 

of All musical instruments. 

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Report Progress 

Preliminary report* from Owan 

City taam nwobtri and other volun 

worker* In th* puhlle campaign 

r the Shore Memorial Hoapltal 

huOdlBf fund were received >eiterv 

day afternoon at the 6rst report 

luncheon Approximately 50 leadera 

and team member* attended the 

meeting at the Atlantic City Coun 

try Club 

Stephen Scibal, public campaign 

chairman, expressed an optlolstlc 

opinion on the outcome of thla phase 

if the *350,000 building fund proriin 

"Vie have received excellent profess 

reports from many workers 

ho were unable to be with us toiay 

" he said "These verbal reporta 

-anrwt be connted until the pledge 

-aids are turned in. but they bidl 

-ate that the members of our public 

'nropatgii organization are working 

*i»rd and should achieve good results 

in time to Announce at future 

nestings " 

The chairman pointed out that 

many workers were experiencing dlf- 

Icultles In finding prospective subicribers 

at their homes because of, 

he current heat wave. 

If.wm ann*un«*d Mwt »h« Mainland 

Cwtld .f n>. Shor. MmMriA 

HM*Hll h« inaa* a auhMriptlMi 

sf WJ00 fr.m Ih tFMtui-y, Mrt. 

ef th. Ovlkj. ^ S 

t thh contribution d«t not 

th. •Hta M Individual 

To date, members of the medical 

stair al the hospital have contributed 

a total of $30,230 M 40 (lifts. 

(•part* of public campaign tsams 

lerday added 11,710 in 68 sub. 

aerlptioiu, for an average of IM per 

contribution, 

Th* hlghatt individual Mam re. 

Beltv Johnson reeuwtil 

pert waa hinted In by Mn, Au 

; 

switu* *- SMtx, captain af Mam .eerel ballot of the 1 lrav inscribed "21 yi-ors.. 

emâyMa. Her K . s Rl, „„„,„,„,„ s{, ulron,. [rom „„.,. uu. .... wnit- ...... 'Nidv hi the Gardens ail vtjar, to M- 

31 In Ocean City, who announced a.tendants were Mary K0Hlcn.ckj. :iiea 

a|sa p, pllenwd „„ uvc... *ii4 in Innkiiifl out fnr the welfare 

*14M In II twbMriptlsni. 

Allentown. Pa,, and Sh,rley Denny. nlBhl ea, p , o Mrs BCB1(. j linr!s011 

of valuable pronprtii 1 * whieh app un^ 

Complete report* ef efhar Ocean Somers point. * 

ocpiipit'd in winter. 

and a plant in Mrs. Lillian Slugs. 

City teams. v»htth are heeded by Miss Denny's sister. Palsy, WBS 

Twrlvp iflfinhors u : i?re uleeied 

Hiiikd as llH' ehdmpiun 

to ihe boned of dlryclofs. They 

Robert J, Campbell and Mrs, Mary Miss Hogate" last year. 

by his kitchun crew. Shyrrm 

E, Meyer, are as fellMni Taam It, 

! were: 

Miss Steadlu's crown and robe Thompson rccrivsd a Bifl vuntainlnK 

Richard B. Fox, jr. captain, flM 

I Fnr three yt'iir* My Ciilfltllti. Edj 

ward C Fiiv= Jr = Liiwrent't 5 Appir= 

wore designed by BHrbara Corcoran, [| ve sii vpr dollar 

In two •ubKrlptianij taam.41, Mrs, uf Ocean City. The ,u«n rttciveti Mi Knu| um(hv „,„„. .. GK0 UI> 

M. J. Serkeii, captain, tali In flu 

inn and Harry L Hart en for iwg 

a lovlnB cup, and hu, altendams ; A 

•UMcrlptions; teem 41, Mrs. H, K. 

Li, Ue Kisg?, K B m p B a i by Mm vears, Oliver F= Uyrcn, Herman K = 

received corsasfM, 

|j,.|trie 

KlmMa, captain) 1MB In nlnatubsti 

iuiiMiir tetaf, ^1^*$**te--3* sub, Thp iroom was dmiraloa to n-. j appropriately attired with pink Bafl- 

Gartner! for one year, Merrill Wool- 

B. A humorous chorus lino, Kfmble. Ralph C Kelly and Fred V. 

uripttans. 

sombic aflwneh vtite. "nrven ana| #rg p resen«ed"M Brigine! comBoisiwhite 

table covers with candies in ! tlan. Includcrt wirt- Bruce Orel/, Stuemprig and Ralph T. Fas 

ford. ittlhn^HtfpV J»hn. Willlwn 

The second report luncheon will iho eonler added an authenlle at. j i m u/oliih. Marty Sloslc. Pcti' Horri. Mr. Juhn T legal t-ounst. 1 !. presented 

be held Thursday at 12 15 at themosphere. Oil palntlnBs in the lobby Iwilliam Oamw. Hprb Welder, and i draft ef by liiwg fur the Group. 

Atlantic fity Country Club, 

were duriiited by Tud 

ynd Joe MiirhofftT 

which were adopted win* one 

Herb Ennett. 

After refciJehmenis were ueriffi 

Boh Juhnsen was master uf daiieine wns eniuyed. Winners nf The by'laws, limit RH/mhershlp lo 

rnoiiiijs. and lie unWriained ith various specialty diinees were Mark' men with property hiilding^ ri(>rlh 

Finds Parkway humorous stun between acM, Miss Wiill?.. Coruiliy Windi.h William of North ?t 7, hut the amendment 

Corcoran. Luu Hurpj, son of the owiii Gurrmv nnd Melba Nuuriwrffer. ull •save thr board of dlfeetor-M the suthsriiy 

(o admit other members 

Travel Cheaper 

era. and Mr. JohMun opened the af « hum recuivud tickets tu the Lifeproiirum 

with a pvppy renditiiin of ijuartU' ball. 

^nuih of that line if they eonsider 

Travel en the Garden Slate Park, Hey Guud Looking", and Miss Cur- > After DeiiiK |irtseiiied wilh :, Mifl *t adviihtagrniiM to do NO. It was 

way, despite tolls, will be cheapercuran, 

who apiJaaied in Syracuse for himself nnd Mrs Harp, Mr Hull) pointed oiH Ihnt Nome propyriy 

for motorists than riding "free" on """ Univcisily -'-•—-•-• pruduction«. — saiig an - nri- - . ddiln-ssvci •• • the Brulip ertuip briefly, brlefly praisfur 

., 

BafluPs near Ihe Giirden^ line m«Mh! 

adjacent slate hiEhwavg, according Minal fiumb^r *—---- -* " ifi M tin -• , 

•A-anl to join .HH-MINI> of their pros^ 

their euupePHlum .iind 

to Ransford j, Abbott, chairman of 

'mity •*nd ?imil.ii" interesls. 

srhools shows. .._ __. 

•urk. An urtliiri Has present, 

the Slate Highway Authority, 

hiird 

Joun Baker inntiniieri with a vocal ' erl 

of aijprecialiun to 

Mr. HarLer, ireasurer. re purled a 

Tests Betwten Newark and A§- iolu, "A Huart Thols iie. Miss Jeffries 

t-iish bHl/inrc nf 1714= 

btiry Park, he Hid, showed Ihtt 

ANN'OYINO 

the prSBMed 71 cents toll between 

ably during the past few years. 

the two points would he 54 cents City Undecided on 

diH'S Viiurs."" 

less than the felt of operating on 

The additional beach protection 

other roads. 

"Ni!. MrV- ivrnblv Hiiiig.viii^-he 

Next Beach Move 

afforded by isttlii near the inlet just ciiueklus/' 

Cars traveling'on the Parkway averaged 

16 T2 miles per gallon of ga*-clared 

Dline, as against 0,5B mile* nver 

Route ,M. And the saving in lime 

was S minute>i and 33 seconds ever 

Where your health f* con. 

c*rn«l. It (utt d«H>'l pay 

la "taka chance*". Firs*, 

cshiult your doctor. Oat 

the banailt of his skill In 

tf Ia0noal» and treatment. 

JThiil,' b>ins his nrcscrlp-- 

flon to USj where you can 

t» aura) that It will ba Ailed 

as Written. 

MIH Afifii miDLi, caritar, crowded "Mlti HsBate" at annual 

party af rattauranfa employe, W weak, taft. Ml.. Mary Kanlanlcky, 

Allantsvfli, f>a,. not runnamp, and (rlahfl Ml.. Shirley Danny, Semen 

Paint, sMand ninnarmn—(Senior Sfudia phots.) 

Miss Anne Sleidle. a waitress from West Lawn, Pa., was crowned "Miss 

Hogate" at the annual employes' party, liven last week by Charles and 

Christine Harp, proprietor, of the restaurant at Hth St. and the Bay. The 

coronation climaxed an enjoyable 

evening arranied by Miss Annetta companied by Allegrti Torney. 

Jeffries, daughter of Ocean city's 

postmaster. Roy Jeffries 

Miss steldle's crown and robe 

Ihe evening. She was chosen by 

Continued from page l 

Thii proposed inarm;, would in (he 

beginning be ijnly a series of moor. ] clared, 

lug piers and an adjaienl (iiitonioblle 

the ¥£.% mile distance eeeaiiBC of 

the •verage Parkway speed of 44.B 

parking area with access frnm Ihe Oliver K. Hyreil, past plcsideiil of 

miles per hour » against n.S miles Somers Point state highway, he e« the urmii). siigBi'sted that the commissioners 

consult with the Hardens 

per hour the other way. 

Plained. The city is willing lu match 

Mr Abbott said that the lum 

parlsuii tests were carried gut under oulRhoadfng, drainiiiie, "and •"park- future bpiieh prnteciion work. I he 

llght-tp-modente heavy triRie von Ing area. 

j gruup te anxious to teoperate and 

dilloni. Savings in both fuel and 

time would be even more under 

The ilty •Iready fhii year has 

heavy or contested conditions!, he 

d l d y 

•pant about tlSO.OOO en capital Im 

prevementi to sfreefi, Mayor Bowliar 

said. He ciplained that declared. 

the 

For prompt, accurate 

•crvice all-way* t 

HUGHES 

CtNTRAL PHARMACY 

•»mi1aUea» 

Deft. 

». Attae. Mat. 

stat*.ald paving program was car. 

rled out In mldAu91.1t only be 

cause of unaveidabl* dalayi encountered 

line* th. city appilcaflan 

wai prepared Kit October 

Another guest speaker wai William 

H. CatlissM, Jr. city coniulting 

.nolnaar, whs reviewed the 

hackgrsund af tha Cardan. Croup 

and Iti tiictaMfu! afTartt to bring 

about protection of tha Gardens 

beeches, renumb.rlri e of hauies, 

and building and lonins law 

changes, 

Building and zonifiK regulationi 

still ore not perfect, he said, but 

they have been Improved consldi-r 

has done much ta stimulate the 

building of new hornet in the 

Garden, recently, Mr. Colhuon de* 

I help iy make oil the iinpoiluni facts 

available^ he t'S[i!ij|nerl 

Bather at Crest Dies, 

Heart Attack Victim 

Frcdurit'ii be Martinis. 87, ui 1'liij. 

udolphla, di«l of a hoart attack In 

tii»i ovciiii at WildWDuil Crest on Sunday 

while inking his habitual dip 

berore lifeguards wrro on duly. 

Uc Martinis collapsed in Iho water 

Hi* pllghl was observod by Iwo olhcr 

halhers. who braught him ashore 

He. was pronuunced dead on ibe 

beach. Cafuner Benjamin Ingenuit 

I KBld thai the man had been under 

I Iho,ears of a phyalcian for • heart 

ailment. 

He was a retired fureinBii uf a 

Philadelphia tdllorins. firm. 

Firemen Busy 

Along Bayfront 

Protect After 

Marine Mishaps 

Firemen Hire called twin Sundm afternoon. 

for aland by icrilce on Ihe bm Police report that Seott was drlv. 

front, where bn.t^ nml baj front Ini! north on Central av. when distracted 

by the Insect. Traffic In 

properties were cndangere>hnps 

During the ark-moon, lire lighters 

«ere cm hand while boatmen at 

Hi.lti 1 eivlllan 

•t the Homestead plant. In pltt». ride thinking ha was another «m,. 

ûrsh 

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Mdton. Let •*>««*, Lawn and 

wmitandBa 

Av»., Mar 2nd St. 

Soldier Indicted 

In Attack Case 

ActuNd by Waiftwn 

In Point Night Club 

An Army yquth aecused of attack. 

ML\ K ff" '°' nl w « lw »«» was In. 

dieted by the Atlantic County grand 

Jury at Mays Lindlng, Friday oS 

ehariH of uMult WM h Mrnt tBtM^ 

•nd lasaull and batter}'. 

The true bin alleges that art. 

5, American Governor 

Guest of Lions 1 Club 

Dr. Annie Tavera, governor ef 

ManUaie«, Colombia, South America 

• gum at (he regular M-mnih. 

ly meeting of the Ocean City Lloni' 

Club at Plymouth Inn last week. 

Dr. Tavera wu introduced to 'rtK 

Snyrnsn. of Ocean City, vrho was 

the official Interpreter for the Brest 

dent of Ihe Lions* International at 

the world Hide Lions 1 convention In 

Mexico City recently. 

Al Carrlno, newly-elected district 

•ovemiir, was the lueit speaker. 

Jake Cant el Ion I provided the musical 

program. 

Kiwonit Club to 

Hear State Educator 

Dr. Everell Preston, director of 

;he Division of Adult Education of 

the New Jersey Deparlment of Edu. 

cation, will be the guest spenker lo. 

morrow at the Ocean City kiwania 

Club luncheon meeting, at Sinuns 1 

Restaurant, 

Dr. Preston recently returned 

from Australia and New Zealand, 

which he visited as a government 

advisor on educational reformi. 

An eduealor «}>» our legends are 

pure fiction-nnd that is more than 

can be said of some modern stories. 

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it&ftdMflandCallar. 4»*v frw* Mncfar •( Pv«k 

MM, Laurwc* P. Luimy af Mw LH*«uard Ml an Hie Music Ptor, Friday 

ROWING TIIOPHIEJ in racalntf by J.rry Anfuto, center, and Tom 

Oy«.. from Commli.totwr Laurann •>, Lunny al award! far th.lr rapaat 

! victory In the Beach PMrai'i annual boat rat..—ISenler Studio phatei.1 

Hera's How Dances Are 

Produced at The Gateway 

•y PATRICIA L. OARROW 

Many of the sprltely dances cRated for the Gateway Musical Play. 

house productions this season wers born yean ago In the mind of the 

choreographer who arranges them each week, 

Richard Englund, blonde, lanky 

1 dance director, revealed some of hi* Thai wan Ike chareairapher, 

secroia ihe other do}-. His dancers 

don't just get up ihers and flit **The idea for that dance was form* 

nbout the stage. There's a process. ing under LeuisHorst. the instructor 

After Rlchartl. himself a lithe, who discovered Martha Graham," 

artistic dpnecr. has read the seript, revealed Mr. Englund. "The first 

I to Bet the atmosphere of the show, year I studied pre-classle dances 

' hoping for some dramatic ideas, he 

to the music, forming in 

hU mind o itipa of what Is 

and the second year modern forms, 

such an fire, more along thO4 interpretive 

line, 

"The idea for the air primitive 

"One can ase only fertaln »lyies came ta me then. The name suggests 

with certain nnale, and deeMe just what it is, a primitive unsmeoth 

wheihrr it matt be last «r •!••, I dance d done in i the h air. The h young 

what it expreiMi. and which danc 

es weald be best." 

Then the 5oung choreographe 

colls his dancers—Oene Hufelsen, 

Betsy Cushman, Sally-Jean Holroy 

Lueette Bowers. Peter DeMaio. ant 

Jerry Newby—a group known as thi 

Corps de Ballet, 

After devising a floor plan, the] 

work the dance out roughly. A certain 

wrist movement may be made, 

giving a now conception to th 

dance. Sometimes the ehoreographe) 

loses control of the entire numbei 

and a new dance is evolved. Certaii 

things are intensified, others aban 

cloned. Finally, the finished danc 

emerges. Only practice is needed 

from then on, 

"I like to work a group against 

soioiBi," said Mr. Englund, 'In 'itl 

Me. Kate', I'm using the contrasi 

of a fast soloist agalnit the slowe 

moving group to Eiieeest mobility." 

Anyue wka saw "Annie ot-t 

Tsar Ghi." will recall Ui* aUrrlBf 

Indian bravt wh. twUtrd and 

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brave doing the dance in "Annie H is 

imagining the possibilities of flying. 

He tries to de it. but collapses,'' 

A similnr opportunity for interpretive 

dancing occurred In ''Seng of 

Norway" and Mr. Eneluntl took ad. 

vantage of it. 

"For Mn years I had heard Ihe 

Qreii/ Conrerta and wanted •• da 

(he ballet, he saldi "As the story 

la wrlilen In the apereUa, Hie 

North Wind Is rcprrM-nllnt Sweden, 

who al thai Uae raleC War. 

way. She had frasen II aver with 

Ice and snow. The lee apriles were 

aenl b> her Is M the wicked deed, 

"f don't know whether these who 

had put on the operetta realized the 

peaalblilUe* of tile ballet," he continued. 

"Bui I had had ideas about 

It for so long, I decided to do it here. 

It was ihe first real ballet we did 

here this summer." 

Anon* the dauera af Ike Corp. 

de Ballet la tiny, appMIBi Qeae 

Unrrlwn. A hvarlle with audleMM. 

she waa a farmer eiaaaaiate 

of Mr, En*llllafr when they riud- 

IN In Seattle. WaahlBfton. Ihe 

ha. tai her own ballet., preienl. 

M at the CMreagrapiura Worh- 

•bap where Mr, Entlund received 

uaeh nperlanee, . 

"I think Oeney has a lot." re. 

marked- the choreographer • We've 

For bathK pldVTM, ohray. 

in* Kodak Rbsj and M M 

< do Ih* dcvatoplng and 

printing. Prompt Mrvko. 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

AatMtry Av* 

Snappy Retort 

Results in Hnes 

GffiMr Fails to 

tea Humor in H 

It seems forever thai yeuncMen 

have been rldieuiinf- the occupational 

virtues of the police officer with 

the time-worn -ejaculation: "Dow 

your father work*" 

To banter this disparaging pint 

between them Friday night, both 

Donne Devine, M, of Lyndhunt. KJ. 

and John Reader, 20. of Wllmlngtdn, 

N. J. ultimately paid *20 each. 

That H I the amount of the fines 

ordered against them by Municipal 

Court Judge Franklin A, Klnfc Saturday, 

on disorderly persons eharfM. 

It all began Friday evening when 

Patrolman William Lot-Kurd wai diapatched 

by police headquarter* to 

dujpese a conglomeration of teen, 

disperse a gathering af teendgen 

lathered, at »lh st,, and Central av. 

Among the group ordered to move 

on were Devine and Under, one of 

whom apparently couldn't realat 

Mfcind ihe other the fateful question. 

The reply was a natural one. 

In Sight, as Yet 

Mr Delicti forecast continued fair 

and hoi weather tomorrow, with 

temperature, on the mainland eilmtt. 

jBi to the upper Mi Thursday will 

be more of the same, wiih poulbiy 

»me scattered cloudinew to help deflect 

the powerful rays of the sun. 

The higheat temperature for the 

week end occurred Saturday when 

an Infemolike IM degreea wu 

reached. Sunday's high of n was 

the highest August 30 in (he history 

of the local weather bureau. 

AMIni the r.lantlm sun In 

maintaining ih. heal wave, I. the 

fact fhat Mw area !• going thrMgh 

the langest dry spall aver reg. 

itudied together for some time and 

I think she is very good." 

Mr. Engiund had try.euts in New 

York for his dancers and chose his 

present company, but one girl could 

not come. Oene had a friend who 

was able to substitute for her. That's 

how Betsy Cushman arrived at the 

Oaleway, Iho was employed, light 

unseen; on her friend's recommend, 

ation. 

Within a few weeks Mr. Xngiund 

win return for his final year at Jul- 

Hard School in New York, where he 

has a scholarship. Then he hopes to 

join the Metropolitan Opera Ballet. 

His dances incorporale his philosophy 

of ballet. His theme is that of 

a Person trying to adjust to a socleiy 

and trying to find out why "he 

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J * st ^''-••|n fcoth,, «5? UU»yeek waa Mr,. ArttuF*i 

m bom Augiut u .t than 

TJnhe Hue decorated bajfoiot Walter a, Chattln, of Ocean City. •* B*em L. 

„__ Attending mil Mr., ctem Schi-! _ _ • • • "I just couldni fit rid of her," aa 

fefMtii- mek, Ita RalaM Iteelmen, Mr.. ITo RMUUM Card Partial gave Ms formula for a ton*: -weddM life. 

•"—- atfifm 1^ M. *>W'fiW. lira, The Women-. Regular Republican "OB, Baddy!" protested Mn. Km. 

isr . W * 0ramf#, lKlfflk,, | dub of Ocean CHy" will SEme its **** «»? ' In 

charge of registrations for the driving 

school here this August, wai uv 

the boss," he uid In tribute to her IrevMel- 

end. »nd Dr. White was To emphasite the completion of 

, 10 be fully recovered the llJlth year of the driving school, 

' ft*J»y s - sponsored jointly by the Rotary Club 

., . ———• and the police department, the room 

. ft return 10 OtMn city darkened and a waitress came In 

. IW BfMwnd Jubll.e C.I.- earrying a birthday cake with iix 

lighted candles, which she presented 

I 

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He added: 

"We appreciate the tremendoya 

operation shown by the el& com. 

tnlMloneri, e»peclalb' Uurenea 

Lunny. director of the department 

* public, arfet,, tad of MiifMil 

Wllllan H. Smith. lr» 

Ho also commended the Atlantic 

nnducted the caune he 

Moffctt—and his assistant, gilbert 

the school by The SentlnelLedger. 

Mr. Lowe enqewnsaal, that kjt 

company had been InvitM by 'MM 

cK« to rapaat MM irhrina atMel 

"We.han.baan lyekv (hi. year 

and last," he contlnmd. "Wnk 

name, announced that thri, 

present from Delaware, one from 

Massachusetts, two. from New York, 

one from West Virgina. two for 

Ohio, two front Maryland, one from 

Indiana, one from Michigan, Jl from 

New jersey and 2i from Pennsyl 

vanla. 

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II WM B *" J 

the c "• 

anvlhin 

mule tr 

trainer did >...,_..- 

the head with a t 

The mule didn't budge. The trainer 

whacked him again with his murderous 

bludgeon. 

"Hey." protested Grandpa, 'are you 

aimln' to kill off my mule?" 

"Oue«s you don't know nuthln' 

about these here anlmali." said the 

trainer. "First off, you jotta gettheir 

attention," 

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preKnted aji enrollment increase of 

JJhw^mni* win help apt. 

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Ull aai malm' kn4 OIBK great 

•aawce an the Blakmys If im- 

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Within MM next two weeks moi* 

than tnne million lMu(tn wlU 

•stride whether to return to school 

or to ka«p worklne on tnrtr lummer 

joaa. 

Became their choice or achoal In. 

•twt M work, or a combination at 

training and employment, will affect 

tot only their own earning capacity 

but also the national need for technician* 

and professionals. Secretary 

of Labor Martin P. Durkin la aak- 

Ii parent! and teenagers to talk It 

over thoroughly before deciding that 

John or Mary should drop out of 

school. 

LaM rear a third ef Aaaerl«*s 

la-aa* H-jwaMa. M p» eeajt 

Man HUM la Mil, fatM la man 

la adwal afMr taking lunMr 

From 1M4 until last fill, there 

had been a study decline In the 

number of hoys and jirta who slay, 

ed out of school for work. 

Educator, say that most school 

drop-out, have no occupational goal 

—their Interest is in fettlng en any 

payroll—with Its promise of finan. 

elatf Independence and'the coveted 

status of an adult. Does it pay off? 

Ta faaaijr enMlis dekaHnf the 

•»U" aewetarjr D.rkln affera 

Ike nxtnt. at Ik. MM CM.. 

•Me*, d m Hat mle kick scaeel 

•ndaataa sake >la.M aa stuck 

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IMsa who eaaiplMed Ma eighth 

m * Make kewreeu u anal 54— 

tfce peak af nelr Mrntnf pairtr, 

Olrl tndaatea make aaare kr Ike 

Haw tkar an 11 than ike elfklk 

tnder wo e*e r.lu)pe I. auke. 

fffee eaak *alae af flalshjnc jait 

Ike Mat year ef Ugh (eheel mr 

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••finiiina Dally at 1 ft M. 

— Clarence Fuhrman, Conductor — 

TONIGHT 

Solo: 

Ouett Soloist: 

Yours Is My Henri Alone . Lehar 

Mrs. Evelyn Hanwom, Soprano In a Monastery Garden Ketiehy 

Bohemian hi Gil Girl • Balfe, Bl 

Solo: Celeste Alda , Vtrd 

Oems from Mikado" Sullivan 

Jean Deis 

Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, 

Canionetta ..,.,, Godard 

Jessel 

March of the Toys Herbert Solo" Prologue from 

Solo: Little Grey Home 

Pagliacci 

Leonravallo 

In the West 

Lohr 

Mr. Perkins 

Tom Perkins, baritone 

Emperor Walll «... ,.. Strauss 

Duet: Fern Del Denting . . Vcrd 

Mr. Dels and Mr. Perkins 

PABT II 

Irene ......•........,_. Titrney 

Soioi Trams, Tramp, Tramp. Herbert 

Mr. Perkins 

Sieealng Beauty Walti. Tschnikowsky 

Amaryllis 

Qhy 

iolo; A Dream 

Bartlett 

Mr. Deis 

Jst? JMiEiicato 

Anderson 

Hhow Boat 

Kern 

Mrs. Hnnscom. Mr Dpl» and 

Mr. Perklnii 

WEDNESDAY 

PART I 

Three Musketeers 

Local Hair Stylists 

Invent Way to Find 

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MENS1ONA1, Bhean (Milnsors) 

that taper and prune the hair 

under the ilitcred sunshine of 

Infrared Lamps, approved hy 

the American Medical Asgocia, 

lion. 

After this treatment the sver* 

age person never again need 

plncurl settings, permanent 

waves and sessions under hot, 

noisy driers. Phone Ocean City 

IS7T or consult your directory 

for the Vincent A Joseph shop 

near you. 

IN OCIAN CITY 

AT TNI PLANBIM 

CONEY'S 

Wmll Known Brands 

RYE 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BEER 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A. M, to 10 P. M, 

No Sunday Sate* 

THURSDAY 

PART I 

Maylime 

Romberg 

Minuet .. . Beethoven 

Sols: Come Vn Bel Di Maggio 

Andrea Chenier" fijordano 

Mr. Dels 

La Reja from "La Ferla". . 

Roses Honeymoon 

Solar Rambna . 

Laeame 

. Hralton 

, Wayne 

Mr. Perkins 

Jack Tar March 

. Sousa 

PART II 

Orange Blossom Overture 

Andantino . 

Herbert 

Lemalre 

Iolo: Song of Songs 

Move 

Authority Tends 

Toward Upper Level 

"The man in the street may ihink 

he problem of Federal-State rela. 

ion« i» 'way over his head and has 

no bearing on his welfare. But 

while the problem Is exceedingly 

complex, the principle involved in 

relatively simple. As a lower level 

of government gives or Is forced to 

yield more authority and respond. 

blllty to a higher level, government 

becomes more the master and less 

he servant of the citizen and taxpayer. 

... At the same time, goveminent 

tends to become more 

wasteful and inefficient soon or 

ate, the Individual feels the effect* 

in many directions," — Scheneeiady 

N. Y.i oaiette. 

NO RISK INVOLVED 

It's impassible to lose anything 

y being polite, but many people 

Hem afraid to risk it. 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a.m. to 2 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

12 NOON 

Phone 9051 

34th Street 

Older People 

Accident Prone 

.Thousands Crippled 

Falls In Horn* 

Whit can he dona to protect older 

persons aiabiit the riling tide of 

name and public accidents? 

Thl« 1J a question now engaging 

the attention of more than three 

million families throughout the 

country who have relative* over as 

living with them. 

The Hrtoumess af the pnMem 

It raveait* In a ihalir cempl««l 

^ ti_. at__ »a a -,--* H.w*^ tnr- ga#jg 

fV^HIIly Wf nH li!*fH4#l# ffr ••r«r 

LMna, whleji skmn Hiat a hlfh 

panantaae af MCMMN Inwalvtaia 

parMnt Mar U reMlt In their 

d«tn or parmanenl crippling Ini»np. 

Present day economic prshlems 

and a rapidly increasing population 

over M make this a heavy respon. 

•iblllly for all members of the tunlly. 

the Inalltiiie points out. Recent 

achievements in public heniih and 

medicine have reduced the death 

rate by disease in older age brae, 

kels, hut the accident rale continues 

to Increase. 

AccManta, principally •round the 

hem., retulf in death or perma. 

Rent crippling Injury far mere 

than M M aWsters eath year, 

Fulls comprise the worsi hatard 

type of all. and account tor more 

than 71 per cent of these mlshapi. 

Firtyeight per cent or the falls of 

cur on home stairways and, strange 

ly enough, on level walk siirfares, 

loo. 

STRiCTLY FRBH 

Liquor ia snmcthlne tar which 

many drivers don't mind payinc 

Kniightshridge March C'oates 

PART II 

High Jinks 

Frimi 

Solo: I uves Old Sweet gong Milloy 

Mr. Perkins 

Dance or the Hours Punrhieiii 

Trees 

Rasbach 

Solo: Sung of the Flea .... Meva 

Cavailna 

Mr. Dels 

Ran" 

twice—nnrn In c-ssh nnd niicf? in I 

Up the Street March 

Mqr«e 

Scirniimg predirt that ih? rignret; 

1 ihp ftitUfp will enmi' with buili-inj 

inetehcs^ From Ion & r but is lit 

illhipr" niin^, huh7 

The ChnflproL Pn,, Chnmber of | * 

nmmereo ?=ays ihat it hart women L 

i Riinrt whrn U bulii rxtrq=larg^ 

Ntalls in tli? now municipal phrkind 

lot, Hn who hnsn't" "> 

* ! 

Two hfrids are buttrr fin?. If. 

hoy're boih fijlpfh 

* * " i 

j The ctiniitsnt eomplitincr probably ; 

h*isn = i an^hiny ?\*P to iidk aboiit. j 

Mr, Dels 

Trailart §M Record ! 

Valse Bluetie 

Drigo ApBrosimalely 43,000 truck trail, ' 

iJnDnlshed Symphony Schubert ers, worth some SlaQ,Onn,!jno, were ; 

Solo: Sunshine of Your Smile. Ray produced in the first half of 19(3 I 

Mr, Perkins 

This was a new record 

' 

March Lorraine 

Cnnne 

Optimlhm Putting a man liiln pub , I 

Week-end proframt in Friday's 

lisua. 

ier. than he did in private 

lie ofnee and hoping he will do bet. i I 

life. 

WANTED 

O»r Drllycrv Servire IWMHItales 

If»vlnt (litters, lillverwire 

and inya in vanr rcspreilve 

nom^s, 

PHONE 0717 

•I ysar eoBvenlenee and we will 

be glail to call far them. 

The Chatterbox 

9th md Central 

JOE DIORIO'S 

CIRCLE 

CAFE 

SOMERS POINT 

Kitchen Open 

Daily—4:30 to 9:30 P.M. 

• Real Italian Spaghetti 

• French Fried Shrimp 

• Half «f Fried Chicken 

• lUvieii 

• Deviled Cr«b 

• Steak 

SANDWICHES 

•ad 

SNACKS 

Until 2 A.M. 

PACKAtt 6000S 

and 

Phena Som*n Point 

257 8 

Jade Newlon 

At thm Piano • 

fatmmn Oppot* 

'Utopian' Plan 

Farmer, don t want •Utopian n- 

tr«v«g«nim," «Monllng to Cuieton 

I. Piekess, executive •eerctary of trw 

MassaehUKtts Form Bureau Fed* 

crttion, 

TcMlfying before a Congressianal 

rbmmittee, Mr, Plekesa emphaatied 

ihat farmers have "a inve mlMrust 

a> to the political motives of thoie 

who have saddled u«, against our 

«fcPT* 

price i 

of • 

Chief 

bladder 

•TBVlly nTilgrS 

it to maintain luT 

Han flaw 

August 31 to Sept. 5 in Ocean City 

DDRLYN 

CONTINUOUS 10:30 A. M. to 

MON. . weo. 

"The Band Wagan" 

FRED ASTAIRI 

CVD cHARiiti 

In Tethnifalar 

TMUM,^SAT, 

"Roman Holiday" 

ORIOORV HCK 

AUBRIV H1PIURN 

In TMhnltMar 

MAT. DAILY —2:30 

MON. • win, 

"Devil's Canyon" 

S Dimension , In Technicolor 

BALI ROBIIITSON 

VIRGINIA MAYO 

THUR1. • 1AT. 

The Moonlighter" 

1 olmatisisn 

BARBARA STANWYCK 

FRED MacMURRAY 

"Rafvm to I 

SARV COOPBR 

ROHRTA I 

In 

"Mr, ScoutmatHr* 

CLIPTON WIBt 

1BMUN0 May. 

•Vi, — 7i!J and 

MON. . Win. 

"Abbott A CotMb 

MNI Dr, Jakyllwdl 

Mr, Hyd*" 

BUD ABIOTT • LOU £MfNl| 

TMUR1. . SAT. 

"Vio» Sqood" 

•D, O, ROBINSON 

MULITTI 00DDAM I 

MAC'S 

90S Shore Read Somars Point • Phont 9511 

STEAKS - SEAFOOD — 

— Italian SptcialH*. — 

••BM1..WIH by Dunc.il Niiwa and Sayntt 

Charlotte at thm Organ 

— PretenU — 1S Continuous Entertainment I 

S 

- 

SHIP BAR 

SOMERS POINT 

ELMER 

BLAKE 

EVERY NIGHT Starting it 8:15 P. ti 

Special Party Wednesday 

SILVER CHANGI GIVEN DOLLAR in SILVIR DOLLARS NIGHT: 

TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS 

The Sentational 

$"KERRY-PIP1 

ANO TMl POPULAR, WELL4CN0WH 

TED FORREST 

TRIO 

featuring JOAN HAJUUSON, V 

' • Plus GvM Stan 

, . ,^| 

Doth* at th* Movie* 

tale 

Strand 

/Sradise" deplets tha 

^ ^dnntun «f the irop. 

hav« the feminine leads, with Ba.. 

iJorwt and John Hudson In the «i| 

porting east. 

mmfi riMf I H Csftmay 

Su*ve Clifton WiW* tnutntai 

dimity I* at Itn tM In "Mr Scotitnnnter". 

• laughable Mary of how 

an Innocent Bystander heeoBM It 

VBlnd with • group of DarMev 

Boy Scout. 

George "Foghorn" Wlnslonthe 

juvenile lead, with Edmund 

Gwenn and rranees Dee In the sui 

IMrtlns rolej 

s tkd «• adaptation of a MOOM.YN ~~ 

1 

by Jan... A. IMay and TBBWIW 

> of "South Pacific" In "Band W.gon". nimble Fred 

• Idyllic novel, on Allaire Introduces Ms latest, and n 

L of the world, doubt mod lovely. dam-Ins partne 

__^_"ln'BrlUat. Weat Cyd Charlsse, 

( pMire stari Oary It It MG M-. new, jubilant. Ttch 

• «w£iw «l» flndi Ma nlcolor igutlnl, glittering with i 

'^^tba Wanda, lo. talented .Inglng. dancing and «im 

Main MacDooald My Mat, Including Osnr Levant 

r IV Ctih value of a Ufa Insurance policy makes It 

•snOent collateral for • loan. Hence we can adme* 

Dc«ded funds at very law cost. 

How much you MB borrow depend* on the ag« 

itae of yoni policy. Bring it In for • quick 

Aedi-up-wd you'll probably get • quick chtekt 

ie National Bank 

of Ocean City 

Cape May County*. Lar(Mt Ba.nk 

MEMBEB FEDEBAL Hinfl BTBTEM 

ItBDAL DirOSR INIVBAMCE COB.POIATIOM 

TOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000 

Banking Houm 

. «prtfl i p.m. — Saturday: 9 ••m. until 12 BOOB 

kISLE OFFICE — 43rd St. and LWndi. Am 

MK1N& 

OCEAN CITY 

iBu 0m SBMI b««ch««y Khurd will play the tHM 

r»to af Lllll VantMl (Kara in th» 

•Tainlna at MM threw" phna at 

MM minlul). M w Mp rales as- 

•d ky MnMr Man PlKtwr 

•art RaMMt at Prad Sraham. 

•AM. HIDDINO 

Andrea UayiM *• LeJs Lan. and] 

h Oateway fanrltn aa Warier 

•chnadar, •Mwi Cady, Jerry New. 

by, Wall.c. jana* and Lean »•» 

aris, 

PtOOY KINARD 

plauded productions at the Gateway 

M "Carousel". "Fledermaus*-. -Desert 

Song". "Call Me Madam". "Merry 

Widow", • lienllemcn Prefer 

of a cop,kfller, and Is packed with enter their pets for merchandise ! 

nw, Powerful emotions and sue •wards, 

I "Kiss Me, Kale- follows such ap. 

CENTRAL OCEAN C 

iaa»a«,aaa.< 

Mr in Ocuan City and 

1 y«or •lt«wh«r. fait of Ml.iltilppl 

The Quiet Refinement of 

The 

22nd ST. DINING ROOM 

DAILY 

SUNDAY 

ACROSS 

THE 

OABDEN 

u 

Open — 

4iOO P. M, lo •iOO 

1:00 P, M. SiOO 

to 

Glmwmd Every 

(The Geographical Center of the Island) 

P.M. 

P.M. 

Monday 

THE DAIRY BAR 

Bather* Served 

LUNCHEON 

SANDWICHES — FOUNTAIN SERVICE 

OPEN EARLY — CLOSE LATE 

J. PAUL MILLER 

HARDWARE 

3212 Asbury Ave. 

HOUSEWARES 

TOOLS 

PAINT. GLASS 

GARDEN TOOLS 

LAWN SEED 

• ErmmDmiivmry • 

The SEAFAIR 

COB, lllh and ASBPBT AVr.VBI! 

PHONE ls«g 

— Fountnio Service 

DELICATEiSEN — PLATTERS — C'ROCERIFS 

Toy. 

At 

Three) nemlm of trio eaft of the 

Oneway Murtcal PUyhouw p 

durtlon of "Shaw Bo«i" wan orchldn 

from Mayor VMd W. Chapman, at 

Homers Point, at the end of trie per-, 

formance. Sauirday night. 

They were presented by Henry 

Roeser, Jr., former Ocean City comrnlaaioner 

and treasurer of the Gateway 

company. He was assjttad by 

Paul Alken. former lleutenant-gov- 

«mor of Division I, of the New Jer. 

sey DUtrlct of Klwanl. International, 

and • director In the Oaleway 

eompilny. 

wan M Mia Ajalrta, 

KUrn*. Mkn BeUrJaix TawsawM 

and Miia Aibie Iharard, «ka m. 

r-le af celarM mM an ike alww 

Mtas Blaynp. who played Julie In 

the production, had just sung 'Bill", 

ihe song nude famous by ihe lot* 

Blondes", "Annie del Vour Gun", 

-Song of Norway- and "Show Boat" 

This Mason's schedule wu from 

June » to September 7. 

-•haw laat". 

i 

Saf 

Tha WaadatM 

d«it BJrjrrietan far Urn'' 

Ha htatory 

aha hi Dr. 

mdvaM af Al . 

r%on CbUdnn-i 

an* John. Hapfelaa 

kai taken over •wan 

nMr»'kaadtad fey a :„, 

eum,. to, Arthur MtotShF 

Hue,' • •'. • •• . -••? 

huidJhs la Marin* 

Tb* nji blaDda an 

M O • - -- - 

SUMMER VISITORS 

DON'T GO HOME! 

Until You Get Our « 

SUPER DEAt 

ON A -'W::*^: 

NiW FORD or MERCURY 

W« Can Sava You Motwy — NO SALES 

Call or tattM- Drlv* to _ 

IDW, Q, KURTZ 

AUTHORIZED FORD and MERCURY 

1 it. St. and Atlantic Av*. &*** mi Ocoan City 

IMMEDIATE DIUViRY — Everybody and hi. 

ievm tha Now 1953 Fordt and M*n^ 

Gifla 

Mendelaon 

"ORIGINAL'' LAMPS 

ICE CREAM 

TIERNO'S 

3345 A«bury Ave, 

FRESH MEATS — POULTRY 

COLD CUtS — SANDWICHES 

We Deliver Phone 0489 

POWELL'S 

SERVICE STATION 

34th St. and Central Ave. 

Phones 8894 - 1623-M 

// Your Car Won't Start - - - or Four 

Tire Goes Flat 

Call Us For Prompt Smrviem 

CARS CALLED FOR and DELIVERED 

Goodrich and Atlas Tires - Batteries 

Expert Lubrication 

— YOITK BMI. OF nontcnoN BINCB im — 

BEACH OOSSIP 

That aid Ukmiitr,WitkmmiJt 

Aia> E l J 

"Tha anfln cempany of |§ D«l.etabU laafeadi 

lain ma In Ih.nkln. v*u Mln Hr a 

wamlarf ul laaian _ and ta rMM mnr* 

on. Hut Th. CottaH Inn RaaMurant hat 

a Many fa pint* Ih. mod •Uurlmlnatina 

palatl," 

COTTAfJE INN RESTAURANT 

"THE LITTLE WHITE HOUSE" 

Loc.fed at 3234 ASBURY AVINUE 

and in Our J t ( 

READY-COOKtD FOODS 

DEPARTMENT 

With ev.rythln, 

taht IktMiha. 

Stara in •aathiambart m—m — tM. ataar 

KLINE 

2100 ASBURY AVE. 

Delic*te..«n - 

Soda Fountaij 

Hot DOE. - 

Praa Parfcln* L«« In Rear 

• OPIN EVBRY DAY • 

'?*£ 

^ 

i

T ' • •> 

thaala Rao SMnruck. a,. 

[ 

, diad early Saturday at in* 

Norata, MM aSflw 

• ««w • lon« UIMM saw w 

' 

• •'U 

widow of 

forwrl, r*Md«l la 

fiBS 

r 

**AM TO MMI 

AWNINGS 

VwMlTIAN BLINDS 

~ WINDOW SHADES 

K. E. BAKER 

,'*JP *AV AVf. — PH. iSJT 

[AWNtNOS TAKEN DOWN 

RIMMED - STORED 

tor 3O inn bfm aw. 

p*raum*ntlr with htn,OMt> K. 

Stob swtolMrf by two other oona. 

HaMM C. atemrnek, ocean CMy aotaaaofril- 

4*oJ*r. and Sarniel L., gf 

Auatabau. N. J., tad twa jfrandchlldren. 

She m • amber or the Ftrrt 

Metbadiat Church. 

Itattth MaentI HUMS nude lo«l 

fniMimMi far earvlrei In Philadelphia 

*t III* William II. Bjtttr.br 

and Hli Parian. Interment will be 

la W«t Laurel Ulll Cemetery. Momtmiry 

County. Pa.• 

(fitter Mss. Aged 70 

g 

BWw 

Muaieai Playhouse, died 

FWday night In ikon 

Memorial 

faepliaj, where ik* had teen a patint 

far a month. 

Hn Swight ni the wife of (tank 

O, DwMht. who U M. Their bom* In 

Ocean city is u itM Asbury av. 

She li lurvlrrd by another 

Thomas, of Hooding, pa ; a daughter. 

Mi* Prank Blouch, of Lebanon, pa,, 

and n grandchildren. 

Mra, Bwighi was a member of the 

EpUcopal Church. 

' Private funeral Hrvlni took plan 

yesterday at the Smith Fimer.1 

Home. The Rev. Powell Norton, 

assistant pastor of the Flint Meth 

odlst Church, officiated. 

Interment 

was In Seaside Cemetery, Palermo, 

Dies at His 

Wall-Known Sing** 

tx-PhilocMphisii 

Lake Family Aids Causes 

At 46th Reunion in Resort 

Mra, Qancn Faley, Wjniton.iajem, N, ft, war the principal speaker at 

the ««b annual reunion, last week, of the historic Lake f«mlly of Ocean 

Cit Th i Thd ltd i I h 

Min kckar to inter 

Wilton Cellaga, Sept. 21 

MlM Virginia B-Tleeker, daughter 

of Mrs, Ruth E. Becker and the late 

Mr. Becker. Ml Bay av, has been 

accepted for admlnbn to the freshnan 

elan at Wiluii College, Cham, 

bepsburg. Pa. 

Ai a member of the clan of 1857. 

.he will enroll. September 21, and 

Bin with her classmates In the «. 

tensive orlentaUon program which 

brtrodueei freshmen to campus ae. 

livltlet. 

DAY or NIGHT 

I S H ! N G 

The reunion Thursday emulated of a business meeting in the morn 

Ing at the First Presbyterian Church 

and a luncheon and entertainment 

program at Plymouth Inn in Ihe afternoon. 

A member of the iJke 

family, 

Mrs, Faley. elaborated en her work 

director of work for crippled 

HAMT TIPPINO. 

J, Harry Tipping, widely known 

tenor soloist and music teacher, died 

Saturday at his home here, 700 

Bridge blvd., after n lingering 11! 

Heap, He was 47, 

Mr. Tipping had mode his year, 

around home In dcean city almost 

four yean, but formerly resided 

Philadelphia, where he condue 

his own music studio fnr a number 

ef years. 

Re waa m {Ml>re4 MlaM !• the 

St. Lake'! and Ik* Epiphany Epla. 

HM Church «f Philadelphia, 

Ml aJw appeared frequently In 

naeeri reelUu tferraikMU the 

cairt, 

Sinee mnving to Orean City he 

had been In charge of miuic. and 

was ^ goloM In 1050 snd 1951 at 

the First Prefbytcriiin Church. 

He- is survived only by tiM wifp, 

the former Edith Cocker. 

Funeral service? took place today 

(Tuesday i ot the Oliver H. Blair 

Funeral Home. Philodelphla. with 

Interment in West Laurel Hill 

Cemetery. 

Philosaiphiait Dim, 

On Ratort Vacation 

CkJUFiM B. Aschenbach. of Philadelphia, 

died tuddenly or a heart attack, 

Saturday, at a guint house at 

HO4 Central (¥„ when he had been 

vacationing for two weelu. 

Mn. Awhenbaeh, who wai 84. waa 

a machinist for the Link Bell Co. of 

Philadelphia. His home was at aoo.i 

Widen it., that city. 

He U mmved by hi* wife, Carrie 

Miwarti Aschenbaeh; a aon, Charles, 

Hid • daughter, Mrs, Mildred Tern 

pleton. aim of Philadelphia, 

Funeral Mrvleei will be at the 

Heater Funeral Home, Philadelphia, 

with Interment In Northuaod Cemelery. 

Predkh Troastto 

Sweep C. M. County 

A SWWvole plurality In Cape May 

County for Paul L, Traast, Republl 

can candidate for governor, was predieted 

In the November 1 general 

election In Cape May County Re. 

publleanti lafl week. 

The prediction was marifi at n 

kick-off 

meeting for Mr. Troam's 

eampaign at the siflivTrciii 

jiniel 

In Trenton. A total of II parly 

county chairmen attended lo plon 

for the coming election. 

Edwin Nesbitt, Wlldwood Crest 

Commisiloner and Cape May Cauiiiy 

Republican chairman, predicied that 

Mr. Troagt.wiM carry this cnuntv bv 

pp 

children In .North Carolina, 

Sjhe 

told of the eight and a half million 

children who need cdiirollnnal ai 

tentlon in Ihc Inllid Slnlf. 

There are three rlasses of these 

children. The mentally remrilud, 

Ihe cerebral palsied, iind I hi- i-rlh 

caws. 

Mn, Palay •mphailiid (h* ne«d 

far 

xlucatlne Ihete chlldr.n io 

thai thay can UH what tnidl (*w 

•ra lh«r alnady hava. To •upp»n 

her praaram, the (.mil, vatod • 

dsnatlon ts the Ham* for Crippled 

Chlldrm In Atlantic city. 

The family linlhtnil in (he morn 

ing for a business nu-etjnii in Ihe 

ihiirch, 

Norman V Hariicni. rily 

d'rector of public relations, opened 

the meeting with devoiiuns. Dr. 

Arthur Adams, librarian of the New 

England Geneoiojilcai • Historical So 

eiely, of Boston, diseiisseii bringing 

the Lake fsmil.v tree (in to date 

John 

Adams, af Weadstawn, 

N, J.. was announced at the old, 

•it member present. At II, hi 

was twa yean alder than the Rev, 

W. Elwall Lake, Canting the long. 

ait dlitanta was Mrs, Julia Lake 

Huieltpn, ol Lot Angeles. 

After luncheon coinmi»»ioni'r 

Harvey W. Adims. representing ihc 

MOO, provided "the'OOP Yo'ndidati- tll > discussed I ho Lakt> family ,-incl 

continues to show interest in the 1 "» connection with the res.uft 

Cape May-Lewes ferry system and 

Scon Adams, Jr.. entertained with 

impersonation* of Red Skcllun and 

hi* characters, and gave several reel- 

• aiions. 

Mra. Boss Honey recih>d 

truck Drivers 

To Be Tested 

Big Rig Operators 

Mutt Qualify in '54 

| Motor Whirl* nirrelnr William 1 

Dcardcn has announced completion | 

of plans for Ihe examination of New 

: Jersey'! 13,000 truck lamhlnatinii up-1 

i-iatois who must Kivc evidence or' 

physical fitness, good character and . 

! driving skill in order to operate ii ! 

I truck-! nailer or truck combination in : 

I In- stole after April I. IBM, 

I 

1 

Restricted 10 licensed drivers al | 

(nil 21 years of aiic. pi"rMJIi» swk 

. inK the special license mi!*! first 

tihialn an application form and u 

medical cerllfieale form from the 

i thief Inspector. Division (if Motor 

I Sehirles, Trenton. 

Attar September 1, he may pr». 

lent these forms at any of the r#fliiarty 

tcheduled drtvtr namlnalion 

oalntt in tht Mate where hi 

will M liven the written arid 

ptychsphyiicai felts. 

The Isfttr 

IMI will include depth p.rc.pllon, 

tide vitlan, tirnpl* reaetian timi, 

color par option and •ilwii acuNy, 

Those who meet these preiiminliry 

! qualifications will be notified when 

land where in appear, after October 

' 1, fiir the road nr tirivifiM skill tes! 

' 

New Jartey it the first ifate requiring 

ipecial license* Ut trutk 

combination drlv.r. Tha (aw, 

which wai approved by Governor 

BrlKsil, April I, reiulhjd from 

niMtrHI truck combination accidents 

involving multiple Ian of 

life and great property damage 

and am aecld.nl that wiped out 

*n entire family af 16, 

Harbor Police 

Also Seek Rise 

In line with action of police in 

Ocean City. North Wildwood and 

Wildwood Cresl, Ihe police of Stone 

Harbor are clrculatina petitions seek, 

inu a referendum In Nnvfmher on 

salnry Inercases. 

In u ieiler lo ljuroiiKh council loit 

week. Hie police proposed an IncreBse 

nf palriilmeirs salary 

rrom 

«2JIM to MlNKi: lor assistant chief 

fmm S2SIHI lo S4,.M0; anil for the 

chief from M,IiW to M.1HK1 

The siiBiieslion i» to spread the 

pay raises over a threeyeiir period, 

slarliiiu Hilil -in Installment in IBM 

of mm for pulrolmen and §7110 for 

Ihe rhii'l 

ReMStm 

Department 

Third Federal 

cllned 20 per , 

July, but when , 

seasonal variant, 

cent, according 

serve Bank of - 

Slighlly cooler WMUH 

helped to hoosi saffir 

over last July', • 

seven months of ,nu «,< 

tricl sales Increased 4 «T 

the corresponding -Sf- 1 

All of the 'major — 

for the first t| 

•hared In the Dl 

increase. 

Vork, 

the way wilh a r 

TWICE A WEEK, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 

fvOttan City 1 * 

Diamond JuM— 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

-We. it Telephone 0304 or 0305 

OCIAN CITY, NIW JIRSIY, FRIDAY, SIPTIMUR 4, 1933 

•MtMei-i>Hi(*T auimins. iih at. nd wv— w. ^ • 

gland Warns Ocean City of Parkway 1 

uther Improvements to this area. 

Collsctor 

Injured 

John Blvers, M, a Wiitlwood K«-• Xn^'follSSSd" 1 ' *"""• ^ " ^ " iM " 1 " 

bage collection employe, sustained 

leg Injuries Thursday when he was 

tk b bil 

leg Injuries Thursday when he was 

struck by an automobile while work.. announced. 

inn on aienwnod av,, near lludson R * v KI**H 

A 

nc "' "'weption commitiee was 

d I ill i f h 

NEW INTERESTS 

The modern bachelor.girl Is one 

who is more intereited in plots and 

plans than in pom and pans. 

WHATS NEW—A meBaphtinp 

ivith transistors operaled by bat. 

:uiies about trie si?e of a matchbns 

s said to provide volume conlroi 

hat will transform a normal 

peaking 

voice either to a Imiil 

hoiit or an inaudible whyper. 

Han naw io raturn te Ocean City 

In 'M far th. Diamond Jubilee Celebration. 

NOTICE TO 

PROPERTY OWNERS 

ASK YOURSELF THIS QUESTION: 

What It tha Valu* af My Property In O«»on Cify? 

Wouldn't "it bt good butinmn sense fo keep informed 

»vmry wmmk a* to whml I* heppmning In Qeman City that 

affects this investment? 

The Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger brings you an accurate 

report from week to week as to what the municipal government 

is doing; number of new homes being built, 

information on real estate values, new ordinances enacted, 

news about taxes, the resort's schools and what 

they cost to operatei about improvements being made; 

news about your neighbors, new permanent residents, 

etc. You can get this vast amount of information for so 

little cost from no other medium. 

Your mailman will bring you your Sentinel- 

Ledger regularly. 

Do not mi»$ a single issue. 

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: 

|3.25 per Year in Ocean City 

'$3.75 per Year Elsewhere East of Mississippi 

.*4.7S per Year West of Mississippi 

City SHtllnal-Lcdg«r 

ONU City, N. J. 

to my remittance for the Ocean City SBntinel-LorlBcr for 

paper at once. 

nclmied 

jplr. Pla 

i 

Street 

City..., — z6ne .. State 

It will censM of the 

Lake. sirs, Huney anil 

George C A Harbour. 

The family voted donation! to 

tha Share Memorial Hospital Build, 

Ing 

fund, the Diamond Jubilee 

femmitfte, and the Tabernacle Association 

far beautlncaflon af the 

grounds, 

N'pxt year the- family will meet on 

,lhc 

ls»l Thursday In August. It 

will be an eveninn meeting. In en= 

j able more of the younyer members 

In attend. 

: 

Master ot ceremonies for the r»>. 

; union was the president, George K. 

Gardiner, of Ocean City. The honorary 

1 president is [Jr. Arthur 

^dams: vit-e president, \'incent Lykci 

'secretary, Mrs. Lewis II. Lake; treas- 

I urer. Mis, Marion 

Lake Boss, of 

, Ocean City, and historian. Mrs. .i. • 

Preseolt Cadman. of Ocean City. 

Everybody'! lulinesi 

"The curlenl drive 10 cut uovernfflent 

costs, balance the bitdMet, and 

brlnd aboil! las; reduction is in everybody's 

interest." — i,ake Plat-ill 

i.V Vi News 

Ftlrl TAG SHOWS 

Tho main difnciihy 

i-xporicii 

in nianyirig fur mnm.y is in kr 

iiie the j>i if-e trig frnm showing. 

Home of 

ipening Incinerator Would 

TAYLOR'S 

BARBECUE 

SUGAR CURED PORK m 

•urn* 

st $100,000, Says Mayor Rês to Mark 

Estimate u. s. Dare Not Stop Aid, 

Year S Ki 

r f Says Kiwanis Speaker 

few Hear 

Speed and Sail 

jtinue its helping hand" 

U 

ld f 

le alternative but ta confor 

the bickward countrlei of 

i th 

ii 

in Futurv 

t Nv»d From 

png hand poncy for the bickward countrlei of 

Uw world for many years to come, in the opinion of Dr, Ever. 

•II Preston, noted Mew Jersey 

Parking Ban Off 

For Week End 

Lifted From Friday 

Night to Tuasdny 

• OUR ONLY STORE IN OCEAN CITT 

754-56 Boardwalk 

Science Speaker Sees 

Prayer Effective AM 

Because true prayer is effective, 

every Christian (should pray daily 

for himself, his family, and for solution 

of world problems, Harold Mo|. 

ter, of Chit-ago, told a large local 

audience here on Sunday, 

As proof that prayer can be elTec. 

tlve he cited the mounting record i 

during the \s>A 7B years of spiritual i 

heaiing in Christian Science. He 

! told about several cases he knew of 

l.rst hand. 

On nationwide tour as a member 

of The Chrialian Science Board of 

Lectureship, Mr. Molter spoke under 

sponsorship of The First Church of 

Christ, Scientist. Ills topic was! 

"Christian Science: The Science of 

BlMht Thoughl and Action". 

Practical Christianity requires that 

the individual not only recognize his 

responsibility toward himself, but 

also toward all mankind, Mr. Moltei 

declared. 

TTPIf AI, OF THIS ERA 

; 

Tlie young matron examined the j 

! toy doubtfully and. turning io the; 

i salesman. £a!d. "It seems to me this 

|j is rather compllcoletl fur a vounu 

•'child." 

Madam," replied the clerk, "this 

is an educational toy, designed tn 

adjust a child to life in Ihe world 

of today. Any way he puts It in. 

gelher, it's wrong," 

GUARANTEED 

PROTECTION AGAINST 

TERMITES 

Termite InfeNayen la lucraaa. 

In* In thla area ever? y«r. 

Dent take chaMea - be aara 

rear bone la protect,. Bfalati 

TERMTTES Kilfe (ho 

TOX-EOL SYSTEM 

• NaNMally kiwwn and HIM, 

V •SBB#O feyCRIs&>Y0j£ 

Chwniial Pnduch) Company 

FREE INSPECTION 

OF TOUK 

www w rttin 

Tox-Eol Control Co, 

P.« BM KM, Oe««« City 

or Phone MM 

SPJCIALI from August 31 to September IS, 1953 only I 

I pouited and pertinent 

ion affairs in the rei 

answered by tha city, 

for the Ocein' 

j Community AMoci. 

its annual summer 

fit th» AtlintiC City, 

The ban on overnluhl parking on 

', CUlb, in Northfleld, the streets of Ocean city will be 

I evening 

(temporarily llfiHi over (he Labor 

j fuest list of opproxl 

Duy *' eek 

•"*• '• *'* N •nnoiinced thin 

'.SSenTand friends J«* *f Po"» ef William Ii 

J Mllw STpreS, 

Ile «» ld >•«« •" nl«ht parking will 

the ouesiions 

the ! elt > f ' Inrtwding Asbury av,, Blh and 

,"made these Bolnis: 

«««!», "here the overniBhl ban h 

m • ^ toret Ihrouiilioui the year 

city Tntlnarator ! The restrlctlon«• W 

nrs 

Building Took 

Dip in August 

Cooper Optimistic 

, For RMI of Yaar 

1 

luUding activities in Ocean City 

during August slacked off 

untu about 4:1s p, in 

Tha national champlonihlpt far 

1CS1 will bo docMod In th* C and 

I Mrvlco runabout clattol and tha 

K ratlna elau. ThaM aro Mh«|, 

iilad tar «W oftornoon. baainnlra 

at liM, 

•ntarn chaniplanihlp* wUI bo 

datMad tor clau I M I raclna 

runabMita, claaMa O. • and r «arv. 

In runabout!, and Jtrtay tp«d 

•klfta, 

Other races are listed far the 44 

cubic Inch runabouts and hydro, 

planes of the 41, 13S. YM and 2M 

cubic Inch classes. 

Trophies will be awarded in all 

WHIN MOM! CALLANAN, 1IL, raiMHM a now msM car, h, 

It MHwufh i 

Ice Men Happy But Swamped in Heat Wave; 

Meeting Huge Demand Keeps Them Hustling 

More 

Speed 

Highwtryte 

vUIII|Mllllun 

WHh Otl 

>y VINttlNT T. >«ICI*MJrTtt'" 

The new Garden SMgl 

way will bring 30fr,0M> . 

tional car* bearin«-4 ' 

visitors to the " 

Ocean City the Ant) 

operation. From 

wlUbeuptothei , 

vide tXm ttcilltkHi and 

Uons t«r draw tnU 

trade into the < 

Thai. In effect, waa tb* : 

given by Bayant 1* 

chairman of the New Jeney 

waj Authoril>. at tbe annual 

mer dinner of the Ocean aty II 

Community Asaoclatiaa at tha 

Untie City Country Club, at " 

Betd. TMada> evening. 

Mr Knaiand. who alao ta | 

of Ihe Atlantic City 

BaeDte, 

and of Ihe Bdhwn Bactileal I 

lute, said that Ocean Cttj i 

parking facilUles and expedite i 

men! of traffic to provide far 

convenience of the anlldpalrd I 

Influx of vehicles 

Parkway 

ot Mwt 

MM noit rHart, -only •*** *r 

He warned that seaabore 

will And themselves In a highly MSBK." 

petllhe market, blddbig for th* »*' 

dltlonal 

btiainew. wltb the reaott,* 

rloii the be\t acconunodaUnBa 

ultimately receivuig mott of tbs additional 

travel in the couty. a* • 

result of tbe Parkway. 

Pointing out Ihe free, public | 

me lot opened at Mb tt. and At 

•T-4bi» •umnMr. Mr. Entiand 

Thol thki prUect ui a atan IB 

right 

T^B^BP BMBBSf/l' vafBTBl B^BT WBB.BB ^BeBja]BJBBBarn) #^BBBB]B^r |_ 

He urged that count? authorities 

cooperate wilh the State Highway 

Department Hd that Individual municipal 

(ownnwnta pjaa an •» 

proved ayitelUaf ronnectlng roads 

all 

required to report for school aarlier 

for fostball practice and for scliol 

astlc reasons. 

Juvenile Thespians Raise $113,75 For Hospital 

'Glamour Girl Revue' Sett Rapid Pace For Notable, 

Tickled Audience 

•y VINCINT T. MlCHiLlTTl 

Mg » 

netted fUS.TB 

Great 

heam In llllle people 

for the buUdlng fund 

of the Shore Memorial IlMpltal this 

week. 

The contribution represented the 

total receipts of the -Glamour Olrl 

Revue", presented Sunday •fternoofi 

by pre leenasi- youngateri of the 800 

Week, Seacrest rd, neujhborhood. 

The talent was Mmewbat renioved 

from the profe»»lon.l, 

Broadway 

calibre, and the theatre wu eonild, 

•rib!* dlaUht froBi the palatial 

But the enihuilMn and •innrily of 

purpoae of the young cart relegated 

ail shortcoming, to Intlenlflcance. 

With a aukefUft itage, aM up in 

the garage of Arnold Oraatti, at 00 

geaereit rd., and a wardrobe reflMtlni 

credit to the needlework 

and maternal patience of their 

mothers, the youngMan sang, danced 

and cracked wtae, to the complete 

delight of the 60 adult) who comprised 

the audience, 

. Miss Agnes Marie Orutti, age 11, 

produced and directed the revue, 

which Included II fine acts, the like 

of which would have added to the 

glorious light of the nostalgic Keith 

the billing on the pre. 

Circuit. 

Sharing 

were Diane Jastrey, •< Eileen 

IS; Barbara Alexander, IIS 

-- • - • Julia Donohue, 

' 

Arnold Or- 

8ran 

Baker, 

Sonny Mania, nix; Jull 

•(•I Thomai Oeione, 111 

•atti, Jr., 10, and r.eorge Alexander, 

Jr., ID, all children of •uaimer resid«nt«. 

Like all great theatrical prenlcn, 

the audience contained nalablea. In 

addition to proud parent, and well, 

wlahlng friend.. Mayor Fred w 

Ctiapnun, of gonen Point, and Inddentally, 

chairman af the hospital 

buUdinn fund, was present. Another 

prominent guest wu Dr Pascal 

LuMhnl, formerly head ef the PhUadelphla 

General Hospital, new «. 

eeutlya vice president of the EldcUui 

HoMutal, Philadelphia. 

The only adult Intertoper In the 

performer. 1 

fetter wu Val VaJlee, 

aeewdtsnlM, 

who provided the 

mutk. • 

Tha b-tt Mfarmatlen avallaW*, 

locally, ii that it will be four f» 

tlK month.—oarly In 1*34—boforo 

now ratM can peulbty go Inta of 

loci. 

The National Bureau of Casually 

Underwrite and the Mutual insur. 

ance Rating Bureau disclosed plans 

for a new and more equitable system 

or rating automobiks for inauranee 

Page •, Please 

INSIDE TIPS 

Amusements—Sec, 2. page 1, . 

Churches—See, 3. pages 4 and S, 

Commuters- Club Chatter —lee. 

8, page 1 

County rarm News — Sec, 2. 

ntWllSee, 2, page 6 

FUhlns News—Sec 3. page 4, 

Marmora—Sec. 2, page S. 

Music Pier Progranw—Sec 3, 

pages 1 and 3. 

New Jersey Poll—Sec, 2, page 7 

Obituary—Sec. 3. page S. 

Petersburg—Sec 1, page 3. 

Senice Men and Velerans—Rei 

3. pan I. 

Soclnl and Personal —, Set, I, 

pagf a • and S, 

Soraert Point—Soe S. page 8 

Sports-Sec. 1, page. 4 and I, 

Death of Heat Wave Due 

Late Today f Is Forecast 

Hold your breath, folks! This is the word you've been wallinc fur. 

The heal wave that liu- been with us since AIIKIIM M i« going to gel 

Ihe aid heave ho this .afternoon ur tonight. 

Weather Forecaster Samuel j 

Deitch's voice shook with emotion 

last night as lie reported the east, 

ern prof res» of a mass of cooler and 

drier air moving acrotis the continent 

from Canada and the Rockies, 

He said the leading edge was In 

Iowa and Wisconsin yesterday; by 

this mornini; It would be in eastern 

Ohloi by noon In western Pennsylvania 

and New York, 

The InBuonco. ho premlMd on a 

•tack af Blblaj, would be felt here 

lafa today In the farm of Increasing 

fleudlneis, •cattered after, 

neon er ovonlng thundarihawers, 

and a waliame drop In tempera, 

lure, Saturday It ts be leu humid 

and •till cool.r in the aftarnean, 

Sunday U to he fair and "pleas, 

ant". 

High humidity and continued hot 

weather Is the outlook for this 

niornlnii, but it will lie the laKt IcaHp 

of the hot Kpell which has been the 

longest in many years. 

At a mattar of racord, yMtirday 

wasn't as bad ai tenie we've had 

In the past twa weaka. The tempi 

eratura yoilarday afternoan. In. 

Auantad by isuth Muthwott wind, 

was a mare tl. That comporod 

with *S In Lakehunt, N, J. at the 

Naval Air Station, and even hefter 

r.adlng. In Philadelphia and New 

Vork, 

The humidity yesterday? That was 

a different story- n sticky (I per 

cent most of the day, 

.Mr. Delicti wiped his brow, loos 

encd his tie, and checked over the 

records of whaf- he politely referred 

to as a "very unusual summer". 

Among other things, he turned up 

Ihe startling fact that this summer 

Sac, 1, peee 1, plaaia 

9-Year-Old in K Show Boat* 

Cousin of Katy Hepburn's 

Pt t J h' 

Patronn at Jonathan 

mentation of "Shou Boat 

pre 

Sandra n fourth grade pupil in 

. it the R

i&"'s- 

.ru 

K-- "'/ 

ELECTRIC 

71» AsttttY 

5,00 - ft, 

SfaM* t*> IS—It) tt>20 — 

[gl^ffo Brings 

BUsihdss 

Hotel*, re«uurwiu«iid other 

tt* facto* ttaa WDIMI srabtom «f toying to 

P«Ud h th f Lb Day wWk-end visitors after h*lf 

^•jgjfflUSft* a 

a 

tbfc 

etjbageml 

rt MM* state of 

kt> vast wwk or two. 

Mast of too desetten an college 

No wKdHMQOS ~ NO 

(CHARDS' 

*.» AttURT AVWUt 

,«,'- * 

if . 

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h 

Back 

CLOTHES! 

Th* knl dr«ud an th. eamput will ha 

«Mrln* th* «w »y- 

Cor. iHi SltMt ) W 

tor a 

BACK TO SCHOOL 

IN AMERICA'S 

LEADING BRANDS 

BOTANY SUITS 

LILT PJUITT CUM. . . . * w^S 

f«n*4hln« naw far cMeVaaVt Mir ..f*.... fIJi *•» ftfe^ 

MAX FACTOK1 PstkVtTKK MMM MtBKaMlf> 

far -afural .lUBlHallll U««—a ... 

AJNMUMNT SPICIAt TOOTHPASTI 

i injiMlaf Ot Mm ta»a» «• 

II you wtah to wki »lla*t w* Mis* haj* «tuj» vw an Ms- 

PSR THAT COLD , . , 

Tha na«rU|uM AnatiM ,. . 

THI NIW LimMiM ANTirVMa . . 

Th. wmiw. >M«I mmami .. 

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PRftCRIPTION and NMHT 

OX. 0245 

•MMRT C PAUL, PA. AMtH*. rsMlwMtW 

Cor. BUI 

OATBWi 

• BOTANY TOPCOATS 

• BOTANY SPORT COATS 

ALLIGATOR RAINCOATS 

• VAN HIUSIN SHIRTS 

• BOTANY SLACKS 

• PURITAN SWEATERS; 

• FOSTER JACKETS 

• WESTMINSTER SOCKS 

• SWANK MLTS 

SUITS -TOPCOATS 

JACKETS - SLACKS 

TIES - SHUTS 

SOCKS - SWEATERS 

arm rmady with 

good looking comforfmbh 

dothm* that tH into 

your school curriculum 

oat*. 

4 fin* tmhdlon o§ quality 

labrlct taflormd tor 

plenty of wmar . . . 

prkmd for ttim 

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• • • • . • • • • ••••• 

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for Jo/e 

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'Ag^nCI pfcBJSjjTil «» fc kj-.lv ui •• r,,J 

(IiSbtt¥WH IV Hani WeW-BWI 

at an ;i o-dockldrt In the Urea nation*! ctum II 

M 

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Mir fvniiaM. MM flat* MK 

JltfWtMN^rUOW 

|k*»om»v MhMri b»th. Hvltifj room, dlnaffa, 

S)L AUtonMte oil hMt. InMriMM Car^rt, 

•^ %„, 

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•A 

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S3 

— WITH BOAT DOCItk 

13 

BM.Naal 

nan 1 

•ntltfml 

Ed 

m MMk OHM 

Ctty and Atlantic City meaUaitV 

Union win 

Meteodlrt Church. »«" 

T»» Rev. Bollo A. MK3i«»l, pur, 

11? ""-"»•- 

nfen, OHuy, u 

thMHe mlnlrterUI rtudent 

2 CMt«0M, 

Mkg $7400. 

•*•"•••> Sartin^^^B^HI. 

All prkwa - many MuMd- 

«or CjUMi Ml* 

mm 

WaMAw. 

MONtYFOR 

MO*T©AGES 

•Od AttW*TIC AVE. 

KUWKWll 

», 4*4 Oee«n ar. 

I tte engagement at I 

p 

CHI Om*g» »rorlty. will be a Am. 

tar at the Uhlvemty of Fouujyl. 

vwtla Oil. ML 

SB UN Miute PtM. 

•an of Mr, 

"1 1Oth st 

for two yean. He 1» presently 

vHu In the UK •tribune a 

RICHARD B, FOX 

fTH rfREET .nd ATUU4TIC AVINUG 

OffTtForSaU 

DUPLEX APARTMENT BUIL&ING 

— S51-53 FOURTH ST, 

All all ili!• *J»-i--^^-"jlndl»tdW1 

MHeiMik elei.h>» hal watar haalan 

WiM 

uru LOT 

•Ml tm feaariiantf featftfiMlk .,, . excellent cendmen 

. ARRAfklk TO Site THIS II 

tM MR impKTieii — • A-M. TO #.'P,M, — 

S|McIkllITABLte 

BUVING ANY plomTV IITWIIN 

17lh STREET injlMi STRNT 

— WE HAVE LISTED FOR SALE — 

* MonThon 80 APAtmENTS and 

BUNGALOWS 

1 

and SEVERAL BUSlH&S PROPERTIES 

located In this Rapidly Growing Section 

Many of ThM* Ar« lExtlinln LMIng^ 

Sofita ara on HM B»aeh Front d. SMM ara Haalad tar 

AlldtthM 

1—NtW RANCH-TYPE-4 

2—«EW COTTAOE-^ 

Propwtit jtmn B* Fimancmd 

4^-COTTAOe—a MrwhM, Matml, fiim. 

.111,100 

.$!M00 

.» 1,900 

*lM0fe 

•M cbtef Marter. Other ocBctal. will In- 

••» Maell Hunem « ehlef atanr, 

«» Mward Br.uU.im. jr., chief maaf 

* " arar, WBIiam BHner, pit manager, 

, and WWUm H. ColUsson, Jr., lur. 

,# *#«r 

'J^. lanaheuls wUl canpete over a 1M 

rT^ mBe course and the hj-dropUnes 

„„ over 1J/J miles. 

MM new I* rat* M SM CHv 

m 14 *er the MamMd JuMea Cate 

FORSAlf 

HEATED 2-FAMILY 

Ar« YOU Looking Per 

INCOME PROPERTY 

A AIM N»*0hb0rhood? 

Wl HAVE Jutl Such 

a Proparty 

Far tto LOW PRICE of 

111,000, 

Call or Slop *nd A*k 

About ThiaOiM 

D.ALLEN 

STRETCH, JR. 

•03 Cental A 

Phone 0658 , 

FOR SALE 

WMMuiit, AHractiva 

HOME in 

GARDENS 

Exco/tenf condition, 

newly decoratwi 

IntUm and out. 

1«t floor, Spanith ityla M. 

Mnte patio wlH. running 

fountain, tpaciout living 

warn, full dining room, dl- 

| utility roam, 2-tar attathad 

Ml hM mfar hMt. 

flMncad, Owner 

Mkvint town. 

PriMd for Quick Sal* 

$19,100 

PHONE OC 1340M 

OR AMY BROKER 

2-BEDROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW 

2-FAMILY DUPLEX 

A eMMLY WHIT — I M M WtatVtK Mat 

Takat M btMar than A M v*arty, wtwly 1 m 

•DOOHBOU to o. HArason 

REAL ESTATE a*ti Iff 

ITlilB^ 

1^. tun. 

(hltotlew Are. - t5e*4leys l» Boale la a iraduats at tha *"' >• n*Mhl with «ich cnthtul 

me maid of y honer, et Mln with Barbara s—^, 1X M »iJTim.h aT.,,3.7 • » mMM ^re that there to a 

Aeaulne, of Narwalk, Conn, were B?Î? JaSi ^ff -^mT *»*M«* of the fornaUn of a 

>kirt aver UMMa, N.tlonM Ousro. 

nwy be a dub exclusively for 

a ,o«rn of oyton nsTwItt , hanS &£"Kd % Z^£,JiZTi & ^ ^d uB *»• *« *« *>» 

— ft A L ft -^ 

4 GOODYEAR TIRES 

Navar inad 

Sita Mo x 15 

$10.00 Mch 

Mm ASBUkV MM. 

— MR SALE — 

HIAttD COTTAM 

^N Hit fttr ffliifr 

Prfcail .,,, llB^MO. 

D. ALL6N 

STRETCH, JR. 

" Ml Cmmi Ava&M 

The ben man was Thamu Bepkc, 

of Bridgeport. Conn, Ushm were 

Joseph Msthews, ef Brldgeporl; U. 

fl«H, Mil N Nn. IUk hNi> 

OYSTERS . CLAMS • LOBSTER TAILS 

LOBSTER MEAT - SOFT CRABS 

"TF'-T 

,1' 

fe***.. 

Pitt. 

Mi. «m h 

'at 18th M. and 

: am nwklnf with only a cracked wrUt bone 

(fiar tt» col-whereturned to 

bl> motorcycle crashed Into 

an automobile on Central av. Sunday. 

It wa* reporteo yesterday. 

wa* •rreMe* later in UK parktef 

a raatmrjttt by police wn» 

(NnMl Mr bar anaU Cru- 

MV mat d**cril>ed for 

WEDDING 

MYWOOD PRESS 

fSCOM 

itAURANT 

%h Street Off the Boardwalk 

DINNIXS 

Deluxe CralMBMt CocktaU — We 

V-« CoektaU pineapple Juice 

Cantaloupe 

Hair O.mpefnilt 

with Orange Ice 

i Clam Chowder 

i Beverage, Roll and Butter 

Platter Dinner 

j Clam Chowder 

: TAIL, 

T ; l i. 

.....tJOO P-S) 

t OBC SKA SCALLOPS. 

* T I M 

S.1B 

E DEVILED CBAB KN GLASS ..... 1 SO 2 00 

«A nnnO SHRIMPS. 

1JD jie 

Of FLOUNDER, PARSLEY BUTTER 1 60 

HCAFOOP PLATTER — HANSCOM 

2.10 

Locator Tall. Shrimp.. Scallops. 

Sliced Tomato, French Fried 

1.T3 .1,25 

' 

IBWOBOFISH. 

' BASS,' BfattWN BUTTER 

I CALF'S UVER. BACON 

• Ctiidtsac oiretxtTE 

I«A^HA|I STEAK. 

,ofr AV JUS I, . 

rABU FLATrBK, WITH POACHED BOO 

I JUItBO LAMB CHOPS 

i saiaat STKAK. 

180 

1.40 

1,75 

1.40 

IBS 

,tM 1.40 

IJB 

8JS 

MS 

Kid 

1.(0 

SIS 

I.M 

2 IS 

2.n 

1.M 

ITS 

3.7S 

its 

Fried Potaloea Buttered Frnh Spinach 

Buttered' Wued Beans 

Cole Slaw with Carrot* 

Homemade Dinner Blaault 

Puddlnr Baapteny Mia 

Walnut Sundae Chiliad Watermelon 

Sliced Pineapple 

Butter Almond, VanOIa Fudge, 

' Bayal k» s will he Ihi' same 

is last year 

Teachers in the elemenlary school ; 

ore; Mrs. Marie Vilnius: 1>.1 grade. 

Miss Lucy Resine; 2nd urodr, Mrs 

Helen VoiinRi 3rd firade, Mrs Helen , 

Atkersnn: Jlh Bracic, Mr«. Marie 

Oemaresi! sth Brade. Mrs. LMIifln ] 

ae»h€>e; 6lh siade. Mr Uonahuei j 

7lh grade, Mrs. Jane Campell; 81 h 

Bfade, Mrs Klhei Bliwaril 

The openiii^ session of sehufll will 

he Sionday, Neplember 14, 

u ilh 

liropt 

h ich dpp;i 

police receiving most 

Lower Township 

School Is Enlarged 

A oew Nihoiil bus, two more 

Hrndea and exxn primary classes 

hnve been ntided In ihe oxBantled 

Cons"!idalJd .So f* nW ° r 

TownshliI 

With (he rapid eJtpLnsion of the 

de>elo1,n,,.ni8 "in'NoM'h 1 Cape M, 

Villas, Brma Park and Villa, Manor 

«1e added fneihlie, were approved 

lion ' To "" n " lli l > Btm rA of Ediiea. 

County Buys Cable 

To electrify Bridge 

ircvhoMers on Tuemtoy auihnfiwd 

the Burchase of 130 feet of «uh 

BUBply Compunv, The table Jill be 

ured to canveH the draw of Innran?! 

Thorofj, bridge at Av.lin f«m 

manual eoniroi ,0 e|«,rtc,i o ^ 

oird that four firm, turned down 

t llio small order for cable. 

Www to Attend 

1 

Economic 

Stridafe Sine* War 

Dr. White Home; 

Ordered to Rest 

Dr It. Rortln White, chief surgeon 

H Shore Memorial Hospital, yeeter- 

Hsy was reported 'doing nicely" at 

hlii Somcra Point home. to"whleh he 

returned Tuesday frmn the ho** 

Dr. White had been a patient in 

the ho«plt«l since l«»t Friday, when 

he ctrlrkei, . 

Dr. Hwiehal 

potd th h 

Flrrt 

l ^ 

The dnt moderT 

waa created by Suwhen 

he waa Prti, 

England In 1M» 

For Farm Fresh Produce 

VISIT 

MOLL'S HOMESTEAD FARM! 

SOMf RS POINT • MAYS LANDING ROAO 

2'/i MIlM Pram Circto, at Scullvilt, 

Ho. 1 Potatoes ,,,, KM,, Î 

WOODCOCK, HISS I CO.. INC 

New York Stock Ixthangft Phila.-Balto. Slock I 

123 South Broad StrMt, Philadelphia 9, P.. 

Klngiiay 5-7200 

ARTHUR L BATTEN 

Ocean City Kepresenfafi've 

. These Famous Women 

Invite You To Put On 

BLUE BONNI 

•1 mfer Bun •amm 

far EkvorHHl 

•I" 

"Mr 

main, • kit with mmf 

|p^ whrn j put on Bum 

BONNST M t i d Mk 

hlBi taats ao much 

An* jwull notice that 

•wry ddldoua pound haa the 

aam.moinlnf-fTahfl.vw! 

•UIMHIII* 

Know the faeta! O**-** 

other reinarlsait"*" 

lom«ThrichlBVf

t* Wyke and Ida two worthy 

— an*. Jake Grouse and HMoa 

1 * •"•-•-. did a fine Job working w. 

omclal. and arranging' f 

nnln M 

continue onto friday. " 

MMh OiniwIH.i 

, beaded IV.HI 

thM yea*. 

CUSTOM 

Cocktail 

John E, 

RESTAURANT 

tor 

Quality DMtig 

QVBT IS Yearm 

Tables 

P thU year waa, I believe. 

• than ttrTyvar. .the 

#U» psati the nays nvi .howefl 

•MamhMNirt—Herei in* group 

1 ' Baa been ntpantiMe far the 

lea rfnJ that hu done a grand 

b. thwfaMrr.u 1 a cnalntt.n, has 

' ~ Ufa eMittf tfee for yi(W, andf 

a.Tear received line sp^port frofc 

tail thy) waa pu«Iy 

i eonvenatlon. pal the boy* 

I have lh*lr doobU 

We certainly wof« glad to hear 

hit Bill Wdte was out, (he ether 

fee Hendler. Harry Oerkcn and j— t short walk. Olid you are 

rile Hamburger. 

ie mend, Bill. 

#MaTg-JMw here ia a new enn 

mlttee that ha. just I 

Can you hit a golf ball? 

though it was farmed the day Well, some ni-" -' •" •- 

tUMS to ride. The members 

(hit exceptionally large committ 

are all of us. 

Vea, we are all acton in the great 

drama, entitled, "The Trials and 

Tribulation, of an Ocean city c 

" ' -. If It were not for the ft 

that happen to our mem 

the summer, we wouldn't 

imve t column. The manner In 

Ufteh you fellows accept this c- 

InttuV M. without , 

n. it eouldni happen t» a bet 

.tier hunch of fuyn. 

i «JJ"ÎtcoUIdnt happen? Well 

Mre. Johnny Palmer bid 

M spades and "blew" it 

, i failed to plajf the right 

tA Mdltlan to going "hay 

*W» on the as hand, he pulled « 

double boner in one say: by also 

playing on* a heart, while he sal 

there with a handful of trump. Bob 

Atherholt wac happy, but Lew Hayes 

i wu 8t to be tied, 

, ..,,„• * .* ...» . 

what a pleasant' thought must 

i hivo M going throngh Frank Ma 

rolla'i mind ai he enjoyed a plena, 

ant "snooi*" the other night, com- 

Mi down. But leave It to Bill 

—ehrle. Jr., those pleaaant thoughts 

tied to sudden despair, when 

prank woke up. due to a "hot-foot" 

that had been liven MM, 

l*d the IMt shrt^nrf 

Nl*y faankM, "I* • 

ught fcefferaf Ate W 

B, and for • Ibort trip to catch • «w J^lcd 

In wori »MUM« and 'weakies" ^ rf 

!** ffi •>«* G 1 * 11 h« Jurt punUinfd hi* tarim, 

Mnch chat- bul the circus came to town 

tool pface, an* believe me, if day, and that wu the sign that BUI 

[ couM have bt tien* to bear ireolu would be available for taking 

• rennrlu. It wa. a «.*> AMr far children to see it. Bill Is very ic- 

Mara « M M». and or butt. 

# * « 

l ride oul io I... 

•ay an. There you will „... . 

30lan being coached by your i 

joy In the art of hitting the 

'white pill". 

do not know 

irtvlng range Is a place where 

« who try to hit lolf bulls 

(temny, th* bay, or onto 

mainland, with a club, 11 Is a 

olace to let oil iteam, Vc 

•murder" the drl 

(hat It has o ' 

0M4 for th. waltHlne, loo. it 

CMrll. MM* will «Jmlt. Only 

troubl* with CharIM li that h. 

d 1. ' ; ., " •*.'•(,-;,. ,7 :- 

Pareal No, 17. •. j..- ^ '- î^:^: 

Lneatad em MW aMa CmSSliim**. 

_ Street. SW WsHW Uf '"V" ' t."W* 

44 

Laeatad am SE alia 

Street, 8W *r X 8E ^ 

ParwHto, f». *£ •'•-••.• fr ; -*: 

4«t #*•« I 

Located an 8* Mm Aatuiy ATfBO*. taftoBlfdj 

Strwrt, sw «r x SEMIT •;'.':• .--..:'.•?•' 

Pareal Na, 20. • • ": •:•• : .>",«,;- ;v- 

"* •.. • mm',-.' ; ;, : . ., ' ./, ., 

' The CIV will pay canmualen or five (Ml per centum af the jaleprlce to anv penon aBthMa«f,ta law of Nfy Jeraar n> emmifm,* 

eommlasloii for effecting a sale, provided anal Mttlement la nade with the cfty anitald panan aûalb- ec^ A aa»Bt'&r iWiaH, ,-^y, A 

•:..•1^!r^^:•i!^••^^..r» p •^. f TOX-EOtSYSTW 

, ' W wder M the l o ^ of ^MBMBmer* ... • • , . '.' -/.'v '^^^fy^!^$ 

r . : ..; i ; o " p ?" llll - w .— S TERMITES 

Deep Sea Fishing Parties 5 -V 

^BOlWteir — Soiling 9 A.M. - R,fumlng 4 P. M. i mn5nmi*m " 

. -pttal Wdnfulqy and Saturday Evning tlAlng 

Wp^:Wp^V

•Si 

\ 

Sf* 

f- J"* 

M - 

Mom 

1 

Trav*l*r 

StMVi 

i Service of the Ural 

i thi. M 

Mbortyn 

r 0trmaft rbj th* otwTBp 

"" r J. atoore, presiding bUhop 

South Oconni 

the MJMhadlst 

I Meore, an ouMaadlu au> 

~ ld traveler, •»»«•- 

^^ V^^^^Pp of 

work In ^âBB^gga. 

IIMM both puNa ataV IMt, 

' • • • - • — " , if — • 

of 

f to theae duU«," „_ 

I jB«Mt episcopal nipervMen 

€jMM, (SwiUerUmJI, 

i, Sunday 

4. IBM 

M nuik 

ri-C Ikto put Own 

lMiM •«!• MM 

Jain* -m ».M 

at ttt 

UttMt, 

. .Very added facility already has 

teen taxed to capacity thi. summer 

•a crowd* of worshippers continue 

to IU1 th. bulldtnTrtîlSnef! 

.tea* on a tunday rtorotag-th. 

lt*»« *a'm '"Tnd^ a u r * 

Sol * ql 

irowSr^»S£a 

the preatnt patter, the Rev, 

Frtnk F Adler, BT.M, was called 

to Mturn to thi. pariah in Jun», 

H» had previously served as 

Sfi"' "* "* **""* ** *•*• *° 

.••alary af Ike Ckarcta 

P-* ik th. «HMs r . A 

mvtufa, win ta u.4. 

JH «•>?•« *«• « i 

J > lly of Mle "BOWMW will 

W «>7 the aunt* cholrr 

Amiable Are Thy Dwelling*", 

by Weit. Jeinnelte Darby 

*ok«, toprano. will ring "How 

Lovely Are Thy Dwelling", by 

Church Announcement* 

MMt MtTMBMT 

ttti tt. and Canfrai a*. 

7 * £ h trim tha CarMan- 

1 MB a, m—Church School with 

eUUMs for ill age*. oy E. Darby, 

MparlBMMaHt. 

11 a. n,—Morning Worship, Dr. 

Anthem ta be mini by the Chancel 

Chair: -Turn lack, O Man", hy Holm, 

and **Aa Torrents In Summer", by 

Elgar. Mr George LaphaB, tenor, 

will aina "Open Ilia OlM M the 

TampM", by Knapp, 

7i4i p. m.—Ivenlni ServMe In the 

Moarlyn Theatre. Bishop Arthur J, 

Mo* trill be the speaker, 

AnUumi to he »ung are; "The Twilight 

Shadows nU*, by Wood, and 

-Father, Once Mare Within Thy Holy 

f IMT CHURCH OP 

CHRIST, KIINTIST 

Sunday Sentw—tiM and 11 a, m 

at the ebiirch, Ms it, and Aabury gv, 

Sunday School^ 11 a. m. at the 

church. 

MMInJ Room—Open dally except 

SuBday, 1 to 4 p, m. 

layl 

• p. m—Testimonies of healing. 

Man 1 ! real spiritual status u the 

No, Govcrnof 

At Tabernacle 

Man Wild Nowlnat-d 

ll HN« M 

child of God not subject to the law 

Af sin and death will be emphasized 

at Christian Science service-. Sunday, 

in jh# Lesson-ierEnon entitled 

"Kkm," 

l*e account will he read from the 

King James Version of the wellknown 

words which the Master Special miule at the evening ser- 

will bo by The Skyline, a 

Spain An that occasion: "I am thevice 

resurrection, and the life: h# that male quartet from New York The 

balievath In me, though he were evening service will begin with a 

dead, yet shall he live' (John 11:251. mtuical prelude at 7:18 p.m. 

Tts following correlative pi dove 8. Melson, Jr., South Jersey 

will be read from "•cience and long leader, will lead the eongre. 

Health with Key to the Scriptures" gatlotui singing: the chaplain wit 

by Mary Baker Eddy: *The underitandiitg 

of hii spiritual Individual- 

Superintenderrt in the PhuadelnWa 

be Br, Leon T. Moo; Diitrict 

ity MMMs man more real, more Ares or the Methodist Church; 

formidable In truth, and enables him The morning services will be 

to conquer sin. disease, and death" 

017:18-20). 

fat). J, plena 

O.C. Women to 

Hear President 

To Attend Amrtibly 

In AtlanHc City 

Local member, of the Ocean City 

Council of Church Women and 

trtcMs who are interested In attffadlnl 

tMe QftoM* « (cation of the 

•fata Bletmfal Assembly of VntaM 

Chureh Women in Atlantic City's 

Convention KM. to hear an uddreaa 

Dwljht D. 

hbwer, are asked to contact either 

Mr*. Tn*>. V. towrawnd, prerident 

or fsw Ooaan City Council, or Mr*. 

CMHa* W, Munich, regional director. 

, Of Infant la tho wanwn. mima. U 

.Uuit whtn the PRaldmt 

- Jiw to att4iML he waa pra^ 

hi rwrson with a copy of "A 

"—*—» DECLARATION OF 

which read, u fol- 

6OV, AcKILBIN 

Dr. Paul Waiting!! Hoon, pastor 

, the first Methodist Church ef 

jermsntown, Philadelphia, w!H be 

he speaker at the morning services 

" the Ocean City Tabernacle As- 

:latlr,n on Labor Day Sunday. 

He. will leave hi. preieni a>M> 

Harold Paul Sloan will be theante September 15 to aeetpj the | 

newly ireaM Henry Sloan Corfin 

Chair af Fasurii Theology •* 

llnl.n Tkeslagie.) Seminary. New 

I»rt 

Kii appointment came as the cli 

•IX of a seven.year research by 

he Seminary faculty for the strong. 

n possible candidate for the post. 

ie i« an author and contributor to 

nany religious journitll and hu lee. 

ured and preached throughout thi 

luntry. 

Plat*", by Matthew*, Mr, Laphim The Tabernacle Quart*! will sing 

•U altti, "My Soul Is AthirM par t the two identical morning 

Bod", or Ooul, 

vices, at 9 and II a.m, in the 

Memorial Tabernacle, ftt,, it. and 

AlbUry IV. 

7M m. m—Pr«yer neetini In the 

r.overnor Theodore R, McKeM. 

In of Maryland, will Be the •pe.kw 

at the eveninr nrviee In the 

Strand Theatre, at 1th st. and Ike 

Boardwalk, 

He hu preached lay sermons In 

the churches of many denaminatlons 

throughout the country. 

Lul year, at the request of Ihe State 

Department. Governor MeKeldin recorded 

an effective addrea. on the 

bleMinga of religious freedom for 

brondesst behind the Iron Curtain. 

He M Me honor «f BBminatiM 

Prrtldent Ilsenhawer is a Bepub 

Uean CaMMaie for the PresidSnVy 

•f UI. United SUta, ,( y,, MB. 

venttan ta ohlnga. 

Broadcast over three nation.: At 

t •,m., two live brondcaits. one 

over Button WFPa, Atlantic City 

the other Station WWtt Vineland 

and al 10 p.m.. u recorded bread 

eait over station WOro, " 

vflle. 

HE GOK! 

But he's a game little tike, this youngster 

so well-padded on the North side. 

Even though his pillow doesn't keep him 

from falling, it does cushion his UMs 

while he learns how to balance himself, 

how to stroke, and swing. 

It will be that way with his life, too— 

and yours. As you grow older you often 

feel the need of something to cushion 

yourself against the jolts that come suddenly 

in everyday living. 

Since you learn to skate only by skating, 

and to live only by getting into the 

thick of life", you have to expect these mishap*. 

If you cushion yourself with the true knowledge 

of God and His ever-present love and watchful 

care, you will feel these blowi less. 

BERTRAND T. CAREY 

«MI Estate . 

15th it. MtJ 'WaOk Pbraa 0178 

HANEY LLOYD CH ATT1N 

•eat Calal* . l 

1815 A»bury Avenue. Phone 0060 

ARTHUR M. DeMARIS 

•aallar . I 

Ml Eighth Street Phone 1233 

LLOYDS FLOWER SHOP 

Mawara Far All Oecaaiana -s 

TalciraahcJ AnjtrMra 

637 Acbury Avenuo Phone 0277 

ANlto CITY 

ELECTWC COMPANY 

Thi» Smrim, I, Mmnm PublUhmd Vndmr thm Sponsorship of thm Following. 

Phone 

udHAMADA 

Forcea All Ilt.t 

328 W«»i Avenue pfcane 1048 

OCEAN CITY HOME 

SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION 

1001 Aabury Avenue phone 0011 

CENTRAL PHARMACY 

•th St. ui Wesley Ave. Ph. 0245 

1. LESLIE LAWRENCE 

Suitor 

«S0l Cyur.l Avenue, Phw, 0014 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

OFOCEANCITY 

801 Aabury Armue Phone 1300 

OCEAN CITY 

WATER SERVICE COMPA1W 

210 T«nlh Street Phone M» 

PALMER 

Cktvrahl . bUrahlle . FHtl*alre , 

1117-29 Aabury Ave. Ph. 03aM»» 

SELVAGN'S 

REXALL PHARMACY 

iih St .nd Aabunr, Are. » I8SI 

HOWARD S. STAINTON 

BIO Aabury Avenue 

SIS West Arams 

LTACCARINO 

Phoi»»« 

Whmrm tvtry N-d 

It 

T* aaM thai MtraKn M 

tfca MaMasI aatf 

Ml 

•vary sJaMU at a pavtaM tantaa, 

'Serving Families M Every F«ith' 

At Arty How — 

Phone 2654 

WIMBERG 

FUNERAL HOME 

201 ASBURY AVENUE 

It. John's Lutheran Church 

10TH AND CENTRAL 

TIM Rt«, Prank F. Mhr, pntar 

Swmtm — Th- CoW War" 

[MIA-rVU-CHURCH SCHOOL 

Sound Motion Plctor. — 

"Th. Lord I* Rtoati" 

in, ML—THI sinyici 

Sermon — "Nine Out of Tan Forgot 

IfcH,- iraadMit af II A, M, tamrice evtr Radla Stttian WFM, 

Atlantic CHy 

Ml. AND MM. PAUL H. WilL, Ministry of Music 

irch on the Boardwalk 

STRAND THEATRE 

SUNDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6th 

I KM, — Crgin )|- *M A. M. ami liM A. M, 

BISHOt* MARSHALL It. RIED 

RatWant Bishop »f tM MtMtt Araa af Mai WUIIimllit Church 

MUSIC; 

OfclAN CITY TAriftNMLE QUARTIT 

NO ivirimfe 

•Udio *rMdcmti ef Mornirts ServStM 

9iO0 A. ML-~.WI*I*G (MS0, AtUMIe Citr. N. J.) 

*M> A, M. — WWBZ (1360, VineMnti N. J.) 

>OrOt P.VL^VtOHD 

(1400, PlMMillvlH*, N, J.) Tranteripflwi 

»«5 — DIAMOND JUBILfcE CELEMAflON — 19S4 

ANNIVERSARY OF THE TABlltNACLl ASSOCIATION 

AND OCBAN CltY 

REV. M. W. E. SAM6$Tf R 

MintiMr *f (rWhddfft 4>ntf«l Nail, LbttAm, tftfll-lttf, 

MH bt) «H obr 

Forth* 

af Oatasl Ctty 

Mtt IM HiM HNiM 

ha Up. itHJMtr witk tlw f«kil 

ui la.tr.mlan.1 avMkfatM. 

•I ud MrMMImul evaHfilM, 

Uenibtra and frienda of the Ocean 

City BapUat Chureh will honor Pas. 

Mr and lira. Seattle at a Farewell 

Dinnef" on Tuesd.y. Septem 

Wr ith, Mt pn, at Plymouth Inn. 

The! leatile family will b* Mttllng 

Friday, September 4, 1963 

n Wheaioh, o ML shorUy gfter Bible Claniaa*. Pturserj' through 

Labor Day, 

Adult ^ 

Vtaiton always y the direction ef We minuter Str. 

welcome! attendanee ean tarts glnn, matti "U«i ashamed" 

l 

•-•*•- 

Separate Win-ship . Services fat each Mra HelMi B Myllu Ineatix. Romans 

director of 

Annount*mmntt dapaMlsMt, It Ml :M a»tind3 

•**•*- •

It, 

mm nu AM, ; 

Atlantic CHy UKM« Co, Innounced 

completion ol a new HMO 

volt Miuniiaiion line Into Cap* 

Hay County to provide far future 

of Oeean ciiy and other 

km 

TillB il 4 , 

less 

than » chuckle In the Labor 

i page today. 

* pttwttae¥la America, not Russia. 

Mptt 

t 

__* pttwtte¥la Aec, not Rsia. 

=: Mptntt output par manhour — hw 

i i i m i 

Labor Day thought—If Ocean 

timft'on Monday to think of anything 

the multitude that is expected to deluge 

The South Ocean Clly Improvement 

ABMaHOD joined (he 10-2S 

AMx-lotion in mtuaUng 

anather 

Improvement Tan referendum, hut 

the commlMlonera wer 

that caused more delay. 

These are not complaints. If they 

were, my children would never have 

been in the parade more than once, 

CURTIS W, HENRV. 

1M W, itth si. 

Neie^Fer several years, prac. 

tleally all judging of Baby Pa> 

rade entries has taken place in 

Convention HaU, before the parade 

started. The exceptions— 

this year, at least — wen the 

bands and the "personality" 

entries, which had to be seen in 

nil ion to be judged fairly — 

Editor, 

Small Ptor to 

.Accommodate Fishermen 

Editor Sentinel Lediier—I read In 

your paper that Ocean City i« not 

allowed to build a catwalk on HID 

bridge at Rainbow Channel, etc. 

If «uch la the ease, why not build 

a pier, about fair feet wide, from 

the sod tank on the Oeean city 

tide of, the channel? 

Have a small 

bait and aecefaorle* pavilion and 

nnt. ii a concession, under strict ' 

regulations 

Also bring back the benches In 

front of the pier. 

A word on lha Baby Parade- 

Have all contestant* Judged In 

Convention Hall, before the parade 

start*. This will stop a lot or unnecessary 

delay: the children will 

look and act better t «igg«t that 

tha winner, be given their prize, 

en Uth «t.. oft- the boardwalk. A* 

It happani, many leave at 1Mb and 

11th eta., and never flnlah at 12th it. 

TM city truck, parked on th.,. 

•; at Uth at, should not be 

- - it did not*!. 

permanent Pumping 

Equipment Ii Propoxd 

Editor Sentinel Ledger — Your recent 

editorial, captioned "Lm»r 

Jcttiei, or Just More sand?" gives 

Hie to a number of suggestions In 

the mlndi of many as to what would 

be the best solution. 

Why not ask the people of Ocean 

City to write. In to you their 

thoughts and suggestions on tlili 

subject. (Good Idea; they're hereby 

invited to write.—Editor.) 

My offering would be that the city, 

buy a dredge and Install a permanent 

pump line from bay to bench 

and hire a permanent group sf men 

to occupy their winters by pumping 

our beaches, thm insuring a permanent 

type of beach each summer 

The jetties are certainly not riolnH 

the job, and I'm Inclined to believe 

that it would be foolish to put any 

more money Into them. 

THOMAS L. 

13 B. 8th st. 

County Press 

Ocean City a U Cifft 

Opinion, 

COMMISSION OOVEBJHBOT 

I A. c. Wilaey, la *•• Cape May 

fMnir 

«!••») 

Governor Drlsmll and a group of 

Influential New Jerseyites do not 

like enminijsien form of govern, 

men!. 

The most' objectionable prevision 

of the Walsh Act. which regulates 

the commlHton form of governnient 

Is thai which allows |the Tipper, 

whereby the majority on a Board 

of commissioners may sjrlp the mlnorlly 

of all powers. Yet Governor 

prlKall has given an "absolute" 

veto id a bill that would amend inn 

Art to prohlbil the ripper. 

Ho oppoied ihe amendment because 

It did not require the ianetlOR 

of the voters in each municipality 

operating under eommlmlon 

government and because 

'wper. 

lenrc ha« taight us ihat the romml««iun 

plan Is basically unsound 

and ihat ihe belt way to correct its 

(iefMtg is another fsrm of govern, 

ment". 

What The Gavemlsr Is soyin^. In 

so miitiy words, in municipalities 

imisfiwi 

with commlsitloB govern, 

men'.. \& that as far as he is eon* 

corned, they mum either give ii up 

or continue in put up with its worst 

feature. He thereby admits that by 

perpetuating the "ripper" evil he 

iipiihtici rtumnst Commission ruh 

SO HAIWOM IN IIARMOVY 

(Wlldwvod Independent flefordl 

It har 

tnnn\ pbouL the iilftilr #a< the n.inie 

of tli4 town r\e^^lJIH^3 wttn m id 

at eitr\t>od* nui ii uood time w ii 

h id bi .nil 

Hnvnir >\e likM I in 

Fithlng Dwby for KM* 

They had a (Uhlng derby for kid. down ta . 

weeks ago — and a wonderful time waa had by tn. 

This wa gather from a report of tbe event wrltta. L 

son, son of Ocean City's l.te Or, Coraon. Allan hu tJ\ 

been mhlng editor of The MUml Herald 

*' 

Became we believe that a (Uhlng derby far wuMawj 

one of the most pralaeworthy aiunmar enUrprtrnlKo. 

could sanction, we're going. In a monant, to bnMnSv 

what Brother Canon had to My about the Miami event 

Before the theft ta committed may we vatun uu • 

that a Rounder Derby for the unaU fry, with pdaa ta k 

would be a eapltai feature of the Diamond JubUe. nit, 

resort is making iarge plans to entertain the gron * 

be something that the kid* would talk about and i 

-always with nostallle memoriei of Ocean city. 

Well, lei's see what Allen Carson had to uy .t^ ^^ 

event, Mr. Wrson: 

•"• 

• * • 

THE KIDS TOOK OVER Saturday. Clou, to IJM , 

went on a wonderful "Bahlni trip". With a «tront s»asl__, 

fre«hment stands, they managed to etch Art. drink MtaTaia?. 1 

eat popsicles, catch flsh and burst their bubble gun. 

'• 

Proof of the aueeen of the KMs Fishing DerMM «ai *k_ J 

Robert Orlner. a 12 yearîM from Hl.leah, who m tki fclTS! 1 

ally" it MaeArthur Causeway, where the Miami Beata AsiL^ 

the City of Miami wei» eovponsors, 

"""• 

I caught Five •odes, three papsielei and three bubttof_-_ 

grinned. He also was treated by Miss Verona MUfcsr. tCaH.1 

attendance—Bomeone rubbed the scab oir his fever Hate. * 

He put aside his rod and reel long enough to BMB nUiki. 

as she applied methlol.de to the wound, and with Either 

of selentif Ic faett 

eks are promotof 

leftwing "11. 

• ^ n 

eenHMe M 

, taWanrnUI rol*a of 

• •»!«•«»# Mnrn ajflder 

«*« ">•» pta4« (heir pnjauWe, 

Tie frcHBiilin af luMMl 

emphaal*' (special •UMral 

tog) feaeaiM rtr.u.r. | 

neent t.,t, an| i. partlaataifl 

f rmniiee^m u t it HMH1 !»«« worth considering 

Sfoy in School; It Will Pmy Oft 

Ocean Clty'i schools will soon reopen 

II ii to be hoped that every eligible youngster and I 

take advantage of this opportunity to obtain ft" 

Thla Is an age of speeialita. The natisa to crying A 

more of them, and Is paying them well. 

There is a shortage of scientists, needed to carry • 

race with Russia in devising newer and deadlier mMW. 

shortage of doctors and nurses, Great corporaUolii •" ' 

leges for young civil, electrical and ehemjea! englneeB, r 

ing the doors to almost lunltleM opportnnitM. 

io you see, you cant afford NOT to Bniah •ebool 

JOHNSON'S 

BEAUTY SALON 

STYLING 

Permanent #•*• SpecUli.U 

Machine, Machlneleaa an« Geli Waving 

Phone 0664 

84r AJbury Avc. 

CERRUTl 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

Far jraor SagM; Care — Let Mr M rearV 

teHHtaM 

ke year (aide 

BEAFTIf OtTLMW IN aUA tWASCBEB 

*****•**«*•*****t47). 

•n-H 

Th* 

Ml 

State's Voters Divided on 

Ugfetafure's Performance 

•* KINNITH PINK 

Mncter, Pfli>c«lti Wn.ai Lli*«.rvtc» 

vtaUcmrm—HBWMM tnw 

pJew •JefaC^ x^plifgt^î rUte 

y 

iHittrc Mte wfth 

rank and lie voten aersts the atattf 

BesulU of a ifatewide survey just 

npleted by Princeton 

Research 

irvieea NeW mm Nl AM* IlK 

Me out of sHn Mi voMrt livo it 

delnlte nod of approval. 

In other wîtfs, those who approve 

outnumber by a margin of five to 

One those who disapprove. 

One out of every five expresses 

io opinion 

When New Jersey Poll staff rem 

SpendvUle4DWn^-ball out a pdnderou* 

Go\-t—reach far III work 

thlrt. 

Veurs with the low down, 

JO sritRA 

WE MAKE IT 

EASY 

to wut . , , 

BUILD . REPAIR OR 

REMOb£L YOUR HOME 

Oh*ei 

we 

CURRfeNT RAt£ ON YOUR SAVINGS 

if no 

titis 

porter* Afted a rapVMMbtive 

oat* 

jertlon of the tMrn'm voter*: 

"WowM yaw uy van ajpnN 

The uiwen 

Those who express 

outnumber by a margin 

cent thaw enpresaing approval. ' 

.t th« same time, a sbabM group 

Independents—about one in every 

UFêxprei* no o01h£sn, 

Mert's the way New Jersey hide, 

pendents feel about thU year's Lesls 

fature: 

At 

of In 

•Mtgara DadvMM; 

SUM CBlTeraUr af In 

Many home gardener, ean be 

proud of (he ttrawbtWMi they BOW. 

despite Ucfeaslnf dMaat and In 

aecf aicmle. that attack pWHa. 

One of uw, newer 

trouble. U 

verUeUitim wilt. Not yet aerlou. in 

N»w Jersey, it has become quite severe 

in other aMst, especially what* 

itrmvberrle. are pawn on land ppa. 

viomly ued for other eroga «n* a. 

tomatoes, potatoes, pepper, and. esgmt#Mrma* 

mrtt —• 

M alhei %m It. 

.If you're planning to aet out a 

few 

PHM4 mi Ml, be ntn eauV 

tlou* not toput them on ton where 

tamatoea and the other wilUauanpt 

iMe veMtablea have grown. • 

tam tW.« .11 b. MUM hy 

•»«#»•«» lAaata win twtm, 

WM 

«»' h, «„ to MM«to 

*• had yaw traMaaa aa« 

VerHeilium wilt injury look, much 

the same at sjrmptomi of "wet feet." 

winter injury, red stole dlaMe and 

other kinds of root and crown 

Dtiappim 

M 

Among .fink and Me Democratic 

Party members, those wno approve 

outnumber by a marghi of IS per 

cent those whs eipres. approval. 

Apprave ,, 

DlupanW 

•ft* 

iifcB¥i 1II i 

HI 

ajpillPBII 

49% 

m 

And anong the state'i COP mem 

berk, (how anpreiMikg appraval oatnumber 

those exprenslna disapproval 

by a nfarim of ateut live to two. 

O.O.r. MUMUM ONLY 

••MfTIWIM , 

11 

Worthy of particular mention, too, 

Ii that In every other population 

group measured, mere express approval 

than disapproval. 

In no population group measured 

do a§ many as two in five express 

d $ i 

This holds true for men and 

women, and people In all city sins, 

age groups, occupations, and educn 

tlonal levels. 

Tpe Sentinel-Ledger presenta the re. 

port, of, the New Imti 

Poll eichulve. 

U 'The lh N I ew. 1 «y Poll Ii a wetSIy 

feature rendering a unique public serv* 

Ice td the stjiie and nation. 

Th i ! td oy 

wi Ml Itf It MI my hM 

n*» ramiM iMa m tant M 

The nan who refuses or neglects 

to li*e righteously may fool bim.elf 

and other, sane of the time—Wit 

he cannot for a moment fool hit 

eonelenee which la forever within 

him. to .peak In the still Of fie 

night. He who lives within God, 

, lives without fear. 

SERVICE 

ANT HUI OB MOOBfc 

Anlenaa. lulled — Bepnlr. 

PaehiryTnliied Men 

Phone Mil 

PLAIT'S 

Faraimre and Appliance St.ro 

931 Aritory Awmeiam 

• IRHHvtMb 

CMHIMIH 

In most atatw and prov 

)v,h6hat«i» -" 

though he may 

If hi cannot or tarn art 

MUt and car i^KMfWi, 

Security'type laws awr in 

As 

|ti'Bii"n'y m^^ ml JV aj iJLAW^^t* 

9S S^BUWB CUIM Ha*J*lt iBclBul] 

—Alberta, British Columbia, 

and Nova Scotia. ,. 

In t6e*e.4(at*s if y6a 

causing bodily injury or pi 

lated minimum whether or nd{' 

show secaritr in an amount a 

resulting; Juo^ttUiu, 6t yodr* 

registrations will' 

Insurance ExempUon ~~ In jnost^statea you are: 

quired^ to show you can pay any Juflgwnnt adring f' 

SO S0Sd#|n U^fest . ; 

it • ltd! 

1; moaKOOf forttjtoy or dMf 

2. llff.OOO.OO for aff toJurtWo 

one accident. 

3. $1,000.00 to *5,000.00 for n 

Note, however, these < 

Maryland—Bodily I 

p^f^& e JS: " '•«"• . . ^ ^ 

Conne 

this means it you h*Ve tin accident At* 

three states (even though you htMA 

new law in New .Jersey, eflwctlvex 

•9,000/flO.000. Bodily InluHy ami 

damage, UNLESS, your policy a— 

your company cannot Ble fond 

of your driving privileges in theati 

TermiMtton of ittyiriremenjts ^' 

until — 

' 

1. Yon have been JndtfM 

2. You have Wen KteSted 

3. One year has elap 

been entered against you. • 

WHAT SHOULD YOU Mr-'** •*« * . 

- a* •»*> «t» *. 

INCREASE your 

UmiW>iliimt0Mwlff 

HANEY LLOY 

A LICf NSED NEW Jl 

1311 ASBURY AVB4UE 

itTIN 

i -' * 

and DIRECTORS 

Herecfeel PettK, President « 

William G. Abbott, Vice President . 

Rblahd Staeirtwh, secretary 

William E. Pfander, As-t. Secretary. 

Cfihton B. PVice, treasurer 

Robert K. Bell, Solicitor 

^ 

Charles R, Stilwelf, Secretary Emeritus 

Bruce P. Dimon 

411 EIGHTH STREET 

Charlea t 

John j

Mt mm Ud Polk, 

fSE 

;*M 

and on*he-f_tm deaUl 

^feintf than by cm. 

bujran have examined I 

tuMrta « Wat male nnatuiista 

_m» Ni* If. only tb. taut 

Dr. Svfvagr. on Turn 

m MM MM MUM iher 

MMMIHBMM*! 

n m n»m«nr Ma 

* i % * » W | *>•» »* mnfcay indaST aod~hig"h.ay~0«t> m tbef hut tha». May held her tightly 

!«•. nothing. Wartuogton on Wo* 

Raw garfaageMd twine from the 

U at the co-op 1 . hMdquart-1 YouTI never _«, you, head if ^ g t e MtaaUahmSto •IhS'h^ naduet, orgin.Ung from the 

ou always me It, 

federal meat taapMlaa and are net farta-fted and eJettung-an lawar 

WV -ana. a*, aaar Norma. ____, ellglbl. far MtaMate movement hi pries at the retail level than a 

,*£•*£*« «•» MMWchuaity In. Oraln^d and cooked garbage-fed r**r ago. otnervei Herbert W, Veer. 

fJjJrteaf -IVtiuwlogy have Invented "rtne njty move interstate In cleaned heea, preildent of the New Jersey 

MHng robot Aa If then .rent M dlaUtfMted tncka without re- Farm Bureau HU authority was the 

aough talking m.chlne. In tola trictlou but on permit lanjed by an recently releaaed con of living In 

iTijreadyl 

iMrevad (tale or federal repreMnt. root beer, Charlie Batee Insisted on 

taaoM tka Int nwetlng. 

uindwlches To this reque* Mrs. 

jUten C. Tic. of DaerleM, chairkatt, 

woha brl^r on M H of tH. > th« ham -DdwicHea. whlrf, wfre 

Clbhon, went Into the Ice bai, got 

oroblems ahead for New Jena? reddled for the (tohlng party the 

farmers and promised Hut the committee 

V»l do Mi bait to aiek solutions, 

with the advln of farm orgaatatisn. 

other new r^mmlttw. 

man who took omce are Rlcharjl J. 

Stevenson, of Cllfon. and George R. 

Psjker, of Pl.uisboro. ^ 

Oil, 6M CMHUtitptiM. M M 

Tbe United States has lnrreMed 

tU oil and natural gas consumption 

at a rate of 10 per esnt a year sJnee 

the war, to the point where It now 

consumes twice is much as It did 

In IMS. 

ArWIdei won the first Kentucky 

Darby ta ins. 

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF BICYCLES 

ACCESSORIES • TIRES • TOOLS • PARTS • FRAI^B 

• TAYLOR TOTS and WfHL GOODS • g 

Buy at HIM* low Sab Print for Your Chrlttmat M 

NYMAN'S 

640 ASBURYA< ^ 

PHONE 0182 — ALL SALES FINAL — OPEN 

•DO 

payment, you tttt herd of_,o 

l 

LOUIS 

TACCARINO 

ing . HMtln« Contr«tor 

Fw! (Ml 

Av*nu« pfieiM 0450 

DON'T 

MISS IT 

MAKE PLANS NOW 

TO BE IN OCEAN CITY 

ellng M miles an hour an IM'ltek- 

Mv, from Surf td. lu the Longpoit 

bridge, a Wane tone. 

Forteiture. er •dard B 

ffrt'PJ hi lfc»»a dlmcult daya, by comrtder- 

D,, Praalwi HM Nttt tha ifaar* 

" *" - - 

•tap street vMatim; WDluim C. 

SutherUnd, IT, CeatcnDa, Pa., U0 

^KB5 ra 

M, no baU, Mtamg throufh red T eoovtoMd tbM Indl. can 

light. 

m Itamlf, #Mt M Tyrkom' an dona.- 

- ^ ha,faM,*«5 It Baaaa kelp and *m 

It ta a BMaHeal ^H aw«iia toaaa** for y-r.". 

daiaatgat b^ter M they get htttr ^ waatart wnw twp- w. 

off. 

ptUaaifly • mluloti to New baâd, 

DON'T 

MISS IT 

"•»* *ndtw«. 

af Marina U. 

af hH mini ftaai a 

"TIMIP Maddf baa newt* taan 

ttwm,* all mr, OaW.rU. -W til. 

Haw laahmi ha diiirlkid « •• 

«ait. taM ••*! >anutratf";aatiBH 

I •"•».. ^» ' T*,fj —" la ., many _T*E, farm, j^S~H at Robert IryaM, 2».je»r-old loeai I 

•Taaaaa alffeam resteur.nt worker, was among the 

u 

•—- batan MM UattaaTttata*. 

" nd wonai Indicted by 

'"' ~~ T ~ M the Federal Grand Jury in Camden, 

Ma ettM th* fact that New Seat Tuesday, on chargea of vloUtloni 

aad, a Brtttah pMaeWma. grmted o( United SUtes narcotic, U n 

women tka right to fate back In Bryant was (Treated at hit room. 

I M and that for many yean it hat big house In the MS Mask, West av., 

had it* awn form of aoMal security by toeai Belie- Saturday, last weak, 

pwulon.. ' pobllc health programs, a* a result of a narcotic cleanup of 

and free education far every chad the Atlantic City area by the U. s. 

up to tfea age of it. 

Attorney General's office. 

Ifca life eipswuncy of an Individ. 

' 

aai in the MBd. "dewa ander- It CtaaMtad Ada Warfc iwlfMy 

higher than anywhere else ta the .=— ^ : = 

world, ha reported. 

W T 1 

***"* 

mm MaT TMM 

W * 

s^^tibA a|nks>> -a-a-i— m Am 

Mr, and Ura, Homer GUlla and 

daughter, Betty Jean, of Long Island, 

N. V.. Meat a fear days here thU 

WMk vWluia- U. motber. In Pan- 

,nie* Pye. s Ind st. 

Mr, GUHa, a former Ocean Ctty 

IU a director of specl.1 Ktlvltle. in 

I of the New York CHy public schooU. 

••For some two decade* the (Fed. 

trutf fh« 

You can fean ornfect 

acHptlen we nil for you. «. U 

prepared and metkulointy J 

the fêahatt drug, avaiubu. . 

a prescription you' can truat, 1 ^ 

floU/[ Beantiiiil Ki 

yurielf ai4 • 

! 

Sd 4 b.aurif-H So pr* 

During MATWHAL HOMES WHK 

SOT. 20th Thni SOT. 27th 

See The 

VACATION IR 

mm 

TH# MfStart WSPB ill M IIMIIV BUIn TH* BB#tf^# 

AHml antal«liilMa ' 1 iaafaaaBi Ball tlkwa >Sah1a%KttalEaF ^ = J BB>kB 

n* countfr, Mill * pepidattai irf 

1M0 mile. «f coartluw, tha tpaakar 

Ifld, tka beautla. of tta mounUln. 

and (Uctera. and the Meeilent flshm(, 

u* prortog aJlurlng to Bora 

and »oc* tourtsU every year. 

Thai dub wgalyad a report from 

Arthur M- DeMaito, apaeU •tent. 

Chkken 

Pot Pie 

Supper 

you N—d For 

VarmlcuiJM 

Watar SeluM* ntnt Faed 

CNK.OMN KHIw 

WilJlK ReMDuat 

C*kl«Hfl CfilerM* 

• ' ' -' : Canva* 

at MalM wMaM, 

A complete line of sink*, cabinets and-% 

K«tdoaa4 plMM iod tM fc* 

inc 

T^^ttg^M^l 

a^Mwmtmi^f^Xia.^

iw 

It*"* 

S ;!;^;-K 

*[ lag aata— gad *n other. to ba 

aafaj*^ aitta Toealai Hotpttal ban 

wkrad and wiU aoon be tofe 

wu announced yestetday 

iynw 

chairman of 

committee. 

; Cut* 

sveral year* Canada has 

t ,only balanced her budget but 

I ndlKed taxe* three times since 

rid War II and has also reduced 

national debl_ Even England 

. reduced her Income tain and 

I1 eliminated taxes on theafc 

movie admission tickets But 

' seems uo end to our mounting 

."—PaArson IN, J.I Gail 

» r a ti it« 

•UF covua 

ar MM-tr Own oily, N, J. 

IIMHtMMI M< 

1$ It , . , 

you ha*, bam 

Famout tar — 

BUNS 

 

operatic and concert field fran 

I a beiinaing as a church FBOIE 

singer. 

Mr Fridenck MI id*, his opiiiiliL 

rtebul in 1947 as r\igliaei.i in S.in 

r ML rf,l t Ma! A SH.er il w 

CAPES . 

Inc. 

Values lip ta f700 

OPEN EVENINGS 

Till 9 P. M. 

FRil PARKING 

lor ovr j»»ro«Mf 

•fotw «Wt. 

Chorale in 

Pier Concert 

Last Guest Group 

Saturday Night 

The aeaKn.long ieriea of eoneerts 

by visiting choral groups on the 

Musie Pier witi be eiimajied tontor* 

row (Saturday) night when the lait 

of iu»h programs for IMS will be 

preseiited by the Fhlladelphia Sym. 

phonic Chorale. 

This fine mined group II dlreeted 

by Oscar Hermann and accompanied 

by Thclma Harper. 

rer lla frenilere appearance !•> 

OCHB Olt*. Ifee BjniphMis Char, 

ale will feMare the kUnd Hprana, 

Catherine Deraea, to a Mia re«. 

AiUoa of Veral*a "aeaBpre Llare" 

frein "La Travlata," 

Miss Deroco has appeared en radio 

and television, as well as In con. 

certs In dotens of the larger cities 

ucrMS the nation. 

The complete program follows: 

I 

Gloria in E)teei»is MOMrt 

Hoipedi Pomilul 

Lvovsfcy 

With A Voice Of Singing Shaw 

Symphonic Chorale 

11 

Alleluia 

Moiart 

SUnVnertime from "Pergy ft Bess" 

Oershwin 

Semnre Libre from La Tfavlata" 

Verdi 

Catherine Deraeo 

Soprano 

111 

Waters Ripple It Flow (Clcche. 

Slovak! 

Taylor 

Skip to My LiOU ! American Folk, 

sone .,"... 

Wll«on 

Battle Hymn ef the Republic 

Wiluugiisky 


INTERMISSION 

IV 

Were You There? iSpiriaual) 

Arr, by Burieigh 

Bet Dywn Servant ! Spiritual i 

Arr, by Shaw 

Medley from "ShowBoat' 1 , . Kern 


V 

sccrpts isaiss. duets & cheruses) 

1953 KAISER 

Ltb«-.l 

on your pr«»nt car 

Woodbine Motor Salts 

DlrKt Authorlied Dealer 

ReprsMntlni Ocean City 

100 Waihington Ave. 

Woodbin, Ph. 1-2266 

Open Iwtningi and Sundays 

ftalUctecat 

The Cap* May Oaoiraplilc -—--; 

. wUl pment the Mth and BJal lae. 

| ture In IU 1M0 aarln tonight (*«• 

1st vi ill dollvsr asii tltttsti'sitcd iMitifv* 

•sind. Surf and Sky", In. tha Capa 

from "Die riedennaus".,.SIrausl 

Syniphonie Chorale 

SALES 

tha Oaographk 

•on. 

SERV1 

BROWN'S 

Television 

Rooievelt Blvd. 

ANY MAKE — ANY MODEL 

ADMIRAL 

FADA 

MOTOROLA 

TELE 

AERIALS AND TOWERS 

Expertly Installed mnd PaihMd 

worn inn 

NUH1T A» DAS CMta- 

OCEAN CITY ** 

A Complete UM of 

FALL 

TERM 

OPENS 

BAY AND 1VININS CLASSB 

BUSINESS 

la HcH *he Uwmai Tim 

D.v.lop your secretarial ar accewntlnf aMImn .nd CMHBMSJV 

pay. Mn new flatsat new feriMnt at NM N begin I illlltlf tt 

SAVE ma 

tsni npiatf 

et'lJlKaii^d 

Profram. 

• will kavr in IM- |,l.r«l ap air •riitiH Mat mini 

C!¥illaa aad vrteraa^BrallBiHlg ae##ptrtf Hi af#ai I 

i 

Per 

'0 

Intarvtew PIHat AC HfH 

*, Jc, 

Million 

«tey-« 8.1 Ptf. 

( Y 

-*•"• ^" 9^#4e Hâg T—•••- UBEinflBH Ul 

Salem County to a IS,, par nnl In. 

enaat In HorrU County. Other Urge 

percntag. Incre, .,« In Bur 

***•*«•««•" llpiton County. ll.» per «nt, and 

Mersr ttynli-. IU p«r tent. 

simtM tfala l 

Th« fliurM an b.Hd upon official 

remrd. on nle at tha Bute DlvWon 

million dollara, an In-of Local Government. Their Include 

prapMed county. .pending lor eur, 

rent operation, and cpltal outlay 

and debt service, but exclude dc 

ferred charges and cert.ln «t.lutor> 

ltenia^.ohlbiatlons ineurrad In a 

BrnMiu year not provided for In 

•

• * « 

: 

; 

; 

: 

UWSCAK 

MUMTOPiod 

MIL UHO 

MlUtm Mpnfl 

NURSERY 

U' _ - ***J* 

DOZING 

LVAUNG 

• TOPSOIL 

STTIETCH 

. !«« 

QtUMM Mil 

Boruipment 

CAPT. BOB'S 

TACKLE SHOP 

; - , attha 

Beach Thorof are 

Yacht Bada 

Swr A*^n« at 'art* Slnet 

ff# «nry Oa MavMt ui 

B*Ml ObUiuble in 

RODS and REELS 

i* OuAoard. 

MM euy omlMiM Mud. 

Md ttt AN aiil on • 

MM* MMr, -4ml M 

mjond dUmar at Cap!. 

Mfwnnt on the Atlantic 

A. MiiwIUil •!-». tbaoutheudan 

want to the mtaurant bj •*< 

boat thnugh the inland 

behind UK —•—•-- 

Lonmort, MarsiM, V 

taniucClty. It w« th. lut crul» o( 

a hl«my auetaatfnl mr. 

Shuffleboard 

Club Banquets 

The Alh animal banquet of the 

Oeem City Bnrtlaboaid dub took 

that weighed > l« „ 

jUee Saturday evening M U» f 1-4. 

*i.U»mi MOM, One hundred and 

Mfly wen preaent 

•Hj Connor, toastmaster. tatrowho 

maka on Ocnn fcjty, aspud 

•fakmladydad Tern Weiier, preaidant^M, 

IM Harold Bodlne thl. catches of flounder, this week. In 

and other wharves reported heavy 

year'a ppsrtd.ni, who awlrdefprisi 

«£ Mia tint M aeeond place wing^L^"* 

««.'. Urn* __i«. 

Mr. Bodlne al» aufpriaed the club 

tain numbera whom he felt hadland lho» who wit 

Big Fish, and Lots of Th«m, 

Mark W««k For AnaUrs Hare 

WHHlB MrMM ktM M Hint ataa* wef —m- •*."Mdu oddllr *M 

ttM as OM Mat, Ma tw aaa 

Ika prtw «M W u» waat 

• M 

, MI •—.. , IMM CwfWH -Hill 

1uZr_r*2. 

CwfgM Off ItoMrt 

, IvtM if. Mnsad heeaiMB it If ahaped like 

•a w-iiit in aaaiar Ma MU- a euUaM or award of the old 

•a hate at fK OMM Mr. ffea ptouta, 

«MB pal ap aaa* • tattla Uwt II CUrtta ajwcUnen n M 11 

iMk Mas •_ Mar •_» a kaM to locbw loaf, but m narrow and 

tMM. H. thli. that It watched only « 

Bundt's m m tormuU wu a 

doodUbufc MM wltt bloodworm, 

on a aa-pound twtllne. 

Mdajr. Mturdar tad Sunday. 

Two good- al»ed 'striped Mm alao Tha W*aF partr B m 

•tend up in tn* reports, front var- 

Collat* m* ** b"Jto. nm 

m» by Jatftia G.ttuso. of Colllngswood, 

Re other waUhM t I-J 

pound* and was caught early W*dneaday 

morning at the Inlet by Dan 

"" iagna, tt n of Ocean city. 

N«U|1>', prlu 

the tay, kawei 

At Aliens wharf, a i m pound 

Hinder was brought In by Norman 

Capt, Lew II. 

All of the party boat* from thii 

feet, DIM skippers aid that the 

flounder, were biting to strongly 

outside that anglen got practically 

no ban or porMt, the usual hot. 

torn tithing Maples, 

Jack Tomlinmi Another unmui 

parw eompsHd of lart WlUon, Joe 

and John HuSiw. Harry Counley. 

John Mul: Mr. and Un John Paul. 

Jr., boated M bonlto on Salurd»y 

and an Sunday they added IS bon- 

Ho. threa dolphin, three amberjiek 

and u albseere. 

Another Ralnur catch of 48 ban. 

Best Weaktes it 

S Years on Pier 

Club ItopMta Sent* 

Startling Catch** 

The beat run of WMkiUh In the 

part •«• ye«r. Mind up Vbm anglm 

ITtta OHU ' 

Jut, 

Th» »•«» open season on these 

anon binds in effect last year will 

The charter boat Ralmar II, Capt, •M" Pnwll >Ml year—September 1 

B t. Wynn. aaUbw from Bench through October so. Hunting hours 

Thorofare Yacht Basin, aeemmed •"" '""" one MI hour before sunfor 

good eaUhea on trolling trips. 

rl ** ** "">«race event will get under «?,.f.fw CL'...|J B_, 

way, rain or shine, al II a, m. and •*nw»y 3OOUIO B« 

continue through the day until the VV«*K-End Ktynoto 

pregnm Is eompletad. 

-Nineteen traffle death, over U 

Two national championship run bar Day week-end" was the liend 

are Included In the day's avanti, line in New Jersey newipapers last 

year. Director Arnold H. Vey, Bu 

In the US-cubic Inch stock inboard reau of Trafnc Safety, Denartmenl 

hydroplane race the present notional ef Law and Public Safety, reminded 

FUN FOR YOUNG ANP PM» sr- 

champion Is Edward carhart, of motorists this week, 

Vlneland, At least IS entries are ,„ ._»_„.! ,„„ „,, j.,,.,, „„ 

lBU yeaf, t toi Ww week end, the di 

In the MwM* Inch Inboard run. >««»' "fled every highway uier to 

about mat of the campatHion will perale whoieheartedly with .tale, 

the Winding River Boating Aanelalion 

under the auspices of the 

acting captain of the WUdwood Crest 

•each Patrol this week by Mayor 

American Power Boating Association 

Palmer M, Way, He succeeds Capt, 

Driven from New York, Pennsyl 

Norman Sutton, who died August 26 

Where 

peeled record-breaking volume of 

traffic without serious accidents 

^ ^—^—^^— 

NaiTwd Lifaguard Captain 

Lt, Janus Freeman waj appointed 

RuUk Qorxteo. to 

UMVI STAHOISOU. riNAL 

rtlthmm •—"— 

rea« MBae .,,.,.,., 

aWrta leaak aaniiea 

Ltfacura. .,.,.,.... 

Aaaaeieaw niaia 

Auacaatnt OBM< 

•lav aa 

wNkMia 

k 

The playoff for the championship braMWi- 

1 -f the Occnn City BottbaU League — — 

I started last night and will continue 

1 •*"'-" -—' tomorrow on the fay 

iv, ball field. 

Floor Sanding 

UnefwUfn 

Vwr.wf.an Blind* 

Mattie Wall Tffe 

409 Attwry AvBtivt 

mm B«f. IN* IMN In ih. 

atesnd aWqa ol th. ptayott thto 

evanine at • ocloc*. UMMhMM 

WWIMI B-ltor. nM «>i'''Rt# 

Of»l Min in U» IU " 

night, out d*tall> wan no 

at pnal ttM 

To* vinwn ol both 

cl«h In 

n'lnur «»tt|ls| champ 

day qtfff 

VanMtan Minrf* 

MCMUf 

SHEET METAL WORK . 

Warm Air Heat - Spouting and Gutter 

^ p 

OUR OWN SHOP ^g| 

WM. O. TOVWS 

M® ATLANTIC AVE, 

• THRILLS - THRILLS - TH 

Ridmthm 

New TUt-a-Wlikt. 

GILLIAN'S FUN 

PLYMOUTH PLACE Md BOASDW 

plat, where iantnda af OewB CltyV (-arts am* tm I 

To Inguxe Uninterrupted Delivery of Your 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Plwoam Notify Thu Offiem of Your 

CHANGE .f ADDRESS 

ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE 

Send a postcard or mail form tod*y. 

From 

,„,. deliver my 

CNMM) 

(Future Ad*m) 

I * 

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f. 

&• « 

AIR HEAT 

2£$am 

t North WUdwood Junior 

" ',1

• j^j^ji,^s 

^Mâj ' afBBatafAav 1 aBm^ 

1 without mutt P«^ 

happen to be • keen 

ballet. • 

of "Kan M« 

AOMPH* the hat, the entire east 

ftai 

•bowed • verve and enthusiasm 

Th. Col. Fort.i-B.ll. krad matching that or the principal.. 

-. at the be. 

— "^f• Pter within • W, provld • »• tase of the Aw, however, 

government .pent $700,000,000 its j*r •marter *m 

than the prevMui Admlnhtfr.Uon taee in thl, r 

M Intimate gHmpee b.r*au«e 

•pent In the corr«pondlng month |*f|«urjr la ctff 

during MMUMHI -T.mlni.rf 

Ian ye»r. If Wat sort of economy *14.000,OOOflpO In, 

t S h " 

tt, «ri%w7p^M p q.uJSTitt 3 mind Orchestra Conductor eeuld be kept up, tt would mean MveMe Ufril 

prow. After the N* m)ojabl. •ntanalninent, but In 

a saving of ii.40u.000.000 In the cur- If the RMN 

1 MS tawrd, a anal ate. enjognbto tbta reviewer*, entertainment, opinion waa but overly in •WWIO Wf%n»Sa«IM %.%#!IM«#%f «*• 

mit Heeal year, 

m«t«, that win hi 

th* UMMry WM 

Inal 

re. 

tbta 

lens 

reviewer', 

(or • hot night,. 

•'" . • • . Th« Prograni-wavlniopinion 

audience 

waa overly 

at 

a •' an g ' IAS•*!_ I* til. nnrkrii I* leaaeaaiae In th. Adn 

^ M mti> UttCtmlre 

Mra. CUrenc* ShOeocH, and Mm. Mlsa Ktiurd waa leads at faa 

oo Sonth Wait** ft. Adam. The MMMlw •fjkeafen.lak aMWMa, um Vn- 

--- :• e Pint 

M.thodlat Church, Ocean City. Rev, Vuthtr kit Uiat went ever Me 

* "' " — i gutor of that 

»l*h »• •••••••« ma tke "T.m- 

**;.•? "»e Hirew n.,m,- 

at MiddMton's Funeral 

berae. 

Interment was In Harleigh Cemelory, 

Camden, 

Trapshootwr Dtos in mi tn » Wranian a« «*. 

Artlrta- group la a young viounlsllta develop an orchestra," he ex- 

tour with the Blind Artlrta. and h 

•topped In Ocean City, Wednesday, 

Just before Playing In Sonwm Point. 

By the end of this week the concert 

tour will be over, and Mr. Me 

Carthy will return to Ms post as 

direMor of In.trumental musle It 

the Overlirook School for the Hind. 

! rmaaMenN af It IMe •nllle. The 

RMnn iimiivi iu m IBMH* •• vni 

•axilla*. iaaHiJHM Mia* •BfiAd aUtdl 

IfftAHfnflS WSW lUfi WtSBrl"T i 

Bone of the Instructor! pupils are 

oniy • years eld. At the beginning, 

the student chooses an inrtrument 

rk, an from Braille. 

-The plane playing I. Just for the 

orcne.tr. to fellew, and It should 

not be he.rd by the audtence. All 

ThitUth.Lifml 

^m ^' m K ^fc - K - »••—• — — ~-^* ^* -———•» |f T —T u a^ ^^ 

,Pf »y C»«*H«MJt» tha eauataoaiiM af Mas Mane 

f • "S Sh SS >> *2 s - MlUl •*•• •"»•». •* «»*i. *•• ••*•«"• 

Cape May Court House, a well IM en|«ln« Hw eselness of 

taown trapihoater, died Monday at deaan «»»•• Mnd and surf^-Hen. 

SftWr^wiSfBlgftJ. * — •".«««. «*.» Hi. 

Iwo ton.. Philip and Eugene. Ortendi console thenuelves with the 

Funeral terviea look place verier, thought that it will be lesson to 

fc' . i hta, 

•y •raHle meal pMpto wlli think 

•f Mtea and Mra and Hie many 

iMMKal synkallliNP-N- Mi MW 

can feeraaal by fne MM MvfWam. 

•yt actually the •rallM nut by 

HMHI H merely a tsd. system, wM*. 

ewt (Mees and Una*. 

A ^ ^ M ^ 

His warfc Dun hwehrM sn*# aid vlollnl.t hu been predicted for 

NIC ins KMH •rcn*aira f • m^ him by Lulgl Boecelll, of the Blind 

Arttat.'cencert.. Bver .inee lie wa, 

— •••••!•• ati !!• —iijlj MII# tiafnr* graduated from the University of 

ntST fBlSK CHI B4 !f^Sff^P"aWw PBf• Wheonsln, where he had Ws own 

d band and tuned piano.i to 

aelp earn hi, tulllon, Mr, MeCarthy 

has beeii •tudylng contlnuou.ly He 

has already earned hi. Mister'i Degree 

and will won begin warn on 

hi. doctorate 

ajS/SffX thei. Wffilir 

ta Tam Blver, WUdwood andSomen 

I 

CC 

CAFE 

SOMERS POINT 

Kitchen Open 

DaiIr-^4i30 la 9:30 P.M. 

• RMI Itelion Spachetti 

• French Fried Shrimp 

• Half of Fried Chicken 

• Ravioli 

• Deviled Crab 

• Steak 

SANDWICHES 

an* 

SNACKS 

Until 2 A.M. 

PACKAG? GOODS 

and 

Phone Somers Point 

2 5 7 8 

Jack Newlon 

At the Piano 

APPEABINO HTTELI 

However. Treuury Sec.'Ing the debt Uput,. 

WHE IN COOL COMFOW 

In ihm NEW 

BREEZEWAY ROOM 

HARRY'S INN, INC. 

MARYLAND AVI. (Untpwt Blvd.) SOMI^T 

SEAFOOD - STEAKS - Q M 

GUINEA HEN - QUAIL - MOM r 

Open All Ymmr - Daily 12 Noon fo 

Phwit Sonwrs Point 907 > ManagMiMnr *f H 

Orsatt 

ONROUTE30.nd4 ) 

New Rod «nd MuwchnMtto AT^, ! 

BAR and RESTAURANT 

CONTINUOUS ENTERTAI 

FMlurinfl Nightly the Pepuhr, nhnM: 

DEE LLOYD Mi" 

•enaatlenal Vaiallst ant Has* Btyllrt _ Slar,^ 8tat«;aaf 

Senrint the FinMt - 

Italian and American Food 

' 

,' 

••AUTIFUL 

Superb 

Cuftlm 

and 

Atmotphare 

BALA INN 

EASTERN SEABOARD'S UNIQUE RESTAURANT 

\ SOMERS POINT, N. J. 

SfMP BAR 

SOMERS POINT 

ELMER 

BLAKE 

— PrtwtnM — 

S Continuous Entertaity 

\ Wim NIGHT Stwfing *lfll|| 

| TWO FEATURE AHRACTIONS 

Bata Afivtk Menu: 

^SYMPHONY ef |Md 

t««- In food, form, .ound. 

Ah© THE POPULAR, WH 

TED F 

i TWWSWv 

' r 1 , 

*s 

^J 1 r ••*!* ^-wln -T:^/-«ii« * •* i *.'. • > * >

NOW 

3 

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48 

SHOP NOW 

O.M. Scott's 

IRK Ml IAWN 

\- .. ;SBJCTI©NOF 

PfcLL PLANTING 

» SATURDAY NITE 

St. Louis Heat 

Two Day* Early 

Hot itm In St. touts, Mo, 

ruined lh« ulloMl convention far 

mnitien of Uw Cape May County 

American Legion Bud. 

The M bund iiiemlma and iM 

majorette arrived home fHMfef, 

almoct two days ahead of schedule, 

because they were so badly willed 

by the lOO-degree temperature prevslltng 

jo the convention city. 

They were supposed to leave St. 

Louis IMtBAjp In (Mir chartered 

bill and arrive home tonight. 

But after Tutadaj'l annual parade, 

which nuM IN marchera to 

collapse with heat prostration, they 

decided Is leave immetUjltely. They 

made one atop Wednesday night In 

Indianapolis, then drove right on 

through to headquarters in Palermo, 

seeking cooler weather. 

ft m ao net in at Louis, bandsmen 

reported, that about half of 

the uniformed outflta refuted to take 

part In the parade. The loci bud 

finished the march exhausted by 

the heat. 

The Legionnaires lied" from it. 

Louis so fast thai they passed up 

I ulcd for last night 

M* nvfemno n 

IIBBBBBI aBaaaaaaaaaiBaaaaai^Br^Bi^Biâaa\ BBBBBBI 

mmm*. 

— 

WILLIAM O. HONCUtr 

RDSN William O. Moncrlef, »n 

of Mr, and Mr>, William Moncrlef. 

af Somers Paint, hu been honorably 

discharged from the U. I, Navy at 

the U, S. Naval Receiving Station, 

Norfolk, Virginia, 

The V, S, Naval Receiving Station. 

under the command of Captain 

I 

I 

Phila. Girl to Rule Over 

Baby Parade on Labor Day 

SOMKHS POINV-Alice Lynn, If- IUI laWn, af AWMb CHr. 

year?" summer visitor, whose MM AaMaireM. XMhaalM o. 

home I. in Philadelphia, was chosen amUa, af OMSM CMr. 

Miss Somors Feint In a contest Prl- . masta* of eere, 

aver me < 

Laaw O»r. 

"—"— '-i a white 

net strapless goi 

bodice and full skirt. 

Marion Ward, of Somers Folnl, 

was first runner up. Mis* Alice Kodh. 

of Somers Point, was second, Fat 

Danny. gemers Point, third, and 

Mabel Young, PieanntvIIIe, fourth. 

They wilt comprise the g»-»«.'« 

court of honor. Sunn Johnso 

Eleanor Allen were flower girls." 

Jaites far Uw eaetesi were Sirs, 

fleraia mneM ef Narihfieli; Mra, 

10:30 mm,, Monday 

Somera Point—The annual baby 

way at ISiSB aJii. Mono*}'. It 

1 at IM o'clock at Groveland 

.,,, then to lit M, and to Ihe 

Fehrle Memorial Athletic Field, 

where the judging will ttfcf place. 

The Judaea will be Mrs. Herbert 

Llewelyn. Mo. Paul Sataburf «nB 

Nathaniel C, •mlth, 

RefUtraUona may be made until 

I ajti. Monday, by contacting Mr*, 

Margaret New, Atlantic av.. or Mn, 

Mary MathUi, S New jersey av. 

Point Schools Ready to 

Open Wednesday For Term 

SOMERS POINT - Final plan, far the opening of the new term of 

Jiihfl MafllKA IT £ H nTû»Eon« 

ippKHinialely 1,000 men a month 

on their way to and from Naval 

week by Herbert Searle. ncwly^lected superintendent 

.-iclivllles all over the world, 

Children in primary gradef, re. ——————— —• — 

aiding »uth of Maryland av.. will dress, and a corsage of red rose*, 

attend the New York av. building | Oueita included: Mr. and Mr*. 

A. i. Senior, Jr., , ond will wool 

Willlsm Zearfon, PhiladelphLa: Mr, 

that day. Prl 

1 — J TO Howard KUley and son, 

north of Maryland a 

nd Mrs Prank Bird and son, 

, Pro"»niano. Sea 

•• of Atlantic City; Mr, and Mrs, Oari, 

enee Glover. Mr. and Mrs. James 

lieutenant-colonel In thefourth class at the V. S. Naval Ac. •"" •'* he " 

••ill report at Browning, Mr and Mn, Julius Helm 

anwma, Tesai. on October 14. 

Dr. Proveniano. a graduMe of 

Temple University Dental School 

and VUIanova College, ha, practiced 

dentistry in 9« ide City since ins 

and opened a Vlneland office in 

IMS, He expecti to be in the Kr. 

Alfred E, Senior, of 410 Ocean av. 

He wa« graduated from Ocean 

City High School In June, 1952. He 

aim was a student at Wyoming •emrmry 

at Klngiton, Pa 

'•Plebe Summer.' o period of In. 

,, and daughter, Marion: Mr. and Mn, 

on opening day. Junior nigh 

Miller and so 

pupils , will report ,._.. to ._ Dane _. 1*1 Mrr. and Mrs, Cdwin Keller 

school IOO! ot 10 o.m. o,m. 

and children, James, Michael, Bar, 

leen and Edward: Mr, and Mrs. Fred 

Mr. Searie anaaaiMM Uiat Uwr» Helm, Miss Hiekman, Mr, and Mrs, 

wUI III be only a half-lay haH-lay seaalaB seasle an Frank Bird, jr. and Mrs, Id- * 

dactrinatlon for the incoming class 

Ike Mb, with (al|,iun cftsssi 

vice two yean. 

began on June M and will be concluded 

on Monday, ai 'Tuesday the Registration of new pupils who Canaaa, Mr, awl Mrs "--tt 

bef In the folloHinj tmr. 

^m,, , ktM ^mrm—m In 

He is a pant president of the Sea 

Isle Rotary Club. 

regular aeadamie year will begin for did not refister In the summer 

Hi. Clans of 1657. 

reund-up and for new residents, idenu, 

will i'lll take place from 10 a,m, a.m. to 3 

r, and Mrs. Edward Keller cele- 

Drunken Drhmr Fined HM Birthday p.rty 

p.m. •.in. today i priday). pfiday). 

orated their nth wedding annl. 

vergary on August IB, the same dav 

Tfce leacBiu staff Is cmplete. Mm Kellert aunt, MJ« Lewis was 

Iieklal SngUsh, M, of Faulsboro, Jr. celebrated hii fourth birthday 

M«e»l except far a physical edi edaeajlan married. 

was fined HBO. Monday, at West anniversary at his home, m w leaehcr far fIris. The stafr: 

Cape May and had his lice— — -t-i—. „„,,,,_.. 

lew York Av, School—Mn. Cath. 

yoked for one year y as a result ot I HIS g\ 

fie Smith, first grade! Mrs Bara 

drunken driving eLarge 

BUtomeblM rammed into a home on son, Maureen and Kathleen Oerety Uynn Lawrence, second grade; ni». 

m 

sw. av. there, H» entered a guilty 

y oeth Eggeiton, third grade: Mrs. Mar-1 

pies before Municipal Judge C.C, It will be a great day for our *"" Oapelli, fourth grade: Florence 

SBy 1 

counlrj' when congress can find out Johnson, iteth grade; Mr*,, Kirstlne 

' about the lobbyists as the OUver, split fifth and Jfitth grad«. 

OMMM An LMMCM gal 

about conure- 

Junior High—Mrs, Bessie Oath, 

eighth grade; Theodora Randan, 

ollar buys! 

(Md and 

MtM ««€*»»• mdew 

me to get monthly naymanU for the 

rest of my We? 

A-Mo, Monthly payment, for life fall, within 

would not be permitted. However, Ar-Yetfiw «•& 

you could elect to receive the pro- aider the profit, 

ceedl for a limited number of »lon pu£^ " 

School audltori 

sponsored by Ih 

n Total So- made the Introductions 

made each month. You could choose I , 

•W Club Cb - 

a number of local personalities ap. of It to Ik, M,, 

Hit. Lynn, whe I M M «W peared, » well received, 

Q—I figured that rm eligible far 1 

mm tram M» reUrim laesn, 

M months Korean OI Bill training. || but what a 

Ml I want to take a four-ymr col. way b* mum M 

leg* eourse. tipuld tMa b. done.T chunrt*, " 

ieventh grade; Stanard Neal, ninth ! 

grade; Claire Chmlel, niathemaUer, • 

ClUen Durgfn, science: Wenonah; 

Bell. BM; Vivian Randan, music and 

Latin; Floyd Blake, boys physical \ 

education; Helen Spangler, home! 

economies: J. K Kringener, iridu. 1 

trial art,. | 

Lewis-Bahnatka 

Nuptials Hera 

Point Woman Weds 

Bloomficld R.*id*nt 

SOMERS POINT—Mrs. Ida Lewis. 

401 Rhode Island av., announces the 

marriage of her daughter, Lillian O 

via, and Joseph BUtnatka, of 

omfield, N. j. 

The wedding took place August 26 

ot noon, in Grace Lutheran Church 

The Hev, Charles P, RInck, Jr.. ofrieisied 

at the double ring ceremony. 

MM. Margaret Hire, sMer af 

"le krlae, was natron af beeer. 

The bride wore B blue gray suit 

with a eonag* of orchids. Her at-" 

Mndant chose a dress of grey and 

a corsage of red roses. The mother 

«_ the brld« wore a navy print 

ANCHOR 

POINT 

DINING ROOM 

Second Street on the jjjj 

OPEN DAIL^ 

(H«n TDHlMtl 

Enjoy Fine ; 

Lunches or Dinne, 

BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY — 7 to 11 A. 

On the Covered Screened Deck iJtu 

p 

in MM HrlMav H Mm- 

WtnittH also decided, IW, 

In* the official JubUee 

I IHur. of a marmald 

lt i p lft 

• *«Js to be attached to 

' Ma wUdows, 

Nafta af the mermaid 

• wil be made available 

•taw people, to use then 

Mr Md in nrians forms 

die 

iMJ 

far 

Uoo will handle the 

af 

• t - . ^ i S : " . - - ^ •••'-••• '••• •..•'• •-.:.•' . :•,:: . T w i e t , * * ' 

OCIAN Crrt 

Telephone 0304 or QMS 

Somers Point Whoops It Up to Celebrate 

Rmd$' Release of Novy Helicopter Pilot 

WM the apam thrt touched 'aa"i\ •"» ewan rnnMes eerlhw, 

Hmm and noisy 4Hnlnute celebral ~... 

Tha Ush told of tl» release from 

Ugl Joon w, Thornton, a Naval ball. 

eoBUr pilot wtew wife, VinUiyi, 

and 8-vesr-old aon, Jay, reside In 

P "" M 

HM 

Tlwntam art 

* lh# •*' •« ««• of ih. 

pHsoners iney held, and still later 

•» •»»«»* hn Ulfed In artion. 

Th dh 

launched at (be Insistence of Mayor 

n M w Chapman, of Somers Point; 

ila, and U, 1. Senator It Alexander 

•lib, more than a year.ago. 

Late, LB J* •«•• last ••••••••••I simimar ia*L mra, I • ssniiia li 11 • 

' _ •••••!•• v m n Twwnt 

•swai lamn 

l iiirltli • in 

ii WrffTvn In i 

U. Thornton was one of the last 

group of AUIed prisoners freed by 

the Beds at Freedom Village. 

During the long prisoner exchange, 

which seemed Interminable to Mrs. 

Thornton, she had stayed home a|. 

most constantly with her eyes glued 

to the television set In her lummer 

hone, waiting for the Ant ward that 

he bad been released. 

The news same hi an Mnanaaetai' 

manner at !•:«• *«furir II te It. ahe far 

' All three 'agencies represent the 

will have their dally meetings In the 

South Bid Chief 

John CavUle was re-elected aresi. 

lent of the South Ocean City Im 

provement Association last week. 

ppotated. and 

Juties of Ralph Taylor, secretary 

... ».J 

#. TOi taThe Sentinel Ledger-, last TuiwcUy .km* for * 

the present ytar,. It win be returned In June, 1984, and/ 

again will rontlnuethrough the -—.-•,..- 

The nut iwue will 

after, during the winter. The S«nt _ 

lished every Thursday. ' . : 

Deadline for clashed acU. effective »»^ wt«l^ wfll be 

Tuesday noon; for Too Late to Clawlfy. Wednesday—" 

Castaldi Flays City Policy 

Allowing Parking on Vimi w, 

"ttcr read to th* eh> 

b d ^ d ^ 

WM refHTinf M mrdsM 

n^mm^ Judge King explained that «ttor- 

The perennial question of whiter neyi are licensed by the state and 

transportation for south bd re- are permitted ta practice their pro. 

sidenU popped its defiant head be fesston anywhere in the state. Re 

fore the city commissioners again explained' that lawyers, like phy. 

Parochial School 

Opens Wed. 

umi Itlinaal amayli 

•k MM a year iar each iMntar ef 

W l 

The ordinance was Introduced 

force two weeks 

Pace % Mease 

eoamended those prMent at Uw 

A dtkng* 

ECCBafots 

£ Counted Today H 

To lo Announc-xd 

**•» y. It was announced by 4he the 

^ B »»,wn, »ecretary , , V 

Ballots which were maBed to Sfull 

Chamber members Ml August a* will f* J*> 

the vlclnUy of list «, and Wast, a», . 

to Homer O, Amos, local meat Under Ms >Ha«. th 

house operator and builder, at a iati«i has a llinini.ir 

contaln at |

DANA 

, NÂR THE SAY 

15.00 or Mor. 

j1 »* • 

•miMat ! Taw of Etirop* 

M l 

Mtvl. tawof 

MARKET S» 

a * 1 t,^& 

PHONE 1363 

SMMfX 

wOl BMW 

HM jcs-rfJtJIf 

MB, AM M. Starting. 

• 

which Include 

Alogoi/ne So7es/nen Rouse 

Public to Profit fo Police 

. . BUfatBie aUetnuB ee. ouculiw asUettan descended upon 

«WCM M l taa latter Bant of laatltlw tlty lut week in a dooM»daar 

I " * av MU-Ei mue*.* Maw MM canea. oonw. fay by pa-Iaala. pa-Iaalaa MaMUn. 

MBMW. Moat Mast of the ilia- ills- 

. _• ' TanMt niw»n repHMnted theni. 

lo Particular, pointed | eelvaa pa atudenta working their 

it Kiisal 

, ^ 5 -,-- -Wgf -*J_w» B«| CbSf Smith said, that abaaafld. 

If"« •*•>»»'• «»» i f I ef BD.lut of salesmen was approved prollr.U 

mother that be mid. duwwrt- Tkwdj, by police, hut that many 

• to Hat Uwaroldlwûinu were received on their 

Proprietor Dies MM 

- that *•>_••-ijaHMal 

at aaBBBBBait «|V fllaaWV Ap tfcat SAlaliB^ 

Woman Felled 

By Passing Car 

CrosMs Str-wt in 

Middl, of Mock 

A woman erasing the street 111 

and 10th Hi, 

Sl» WH Mn. Wry I. COUJM. 59. 

Two Resort MfHibli 

InMiMrAccMMh 

uBW. dBrtM I 

""wnium'ii Loper, i?, of tog At. anmif n : 

1 * nUc •*•• *•* BaUai a turn Into Mr. and airs, tw 

R ew.wfc t ?• B _"»^"to i .Oinr hu rt tr sa horn- wi in AitoM*, ; 

Point, who WM naHng the mm The ultimate 

turn. No Injurlei rMUlted and no or wealth datwndi 

ramrnon. wen luoed . which one you hi 

The ianw day an automobile op- - 

puHleto Hie Incident tlut fkew methods would not be vliiUni hen at ISM Onial av, MOT Park av.. Phlladelphln. OWded | er. 

prntnpted Her to withhold a (ornwl' tolerated. 

Police MM the walked out from 

~ ' — — _ ^ _ _ _______ , th# zQffr | n front of the Brannln 

that *•>_••-ij- llJMHat alls is M»S_ 

Hl»WJilBI| SMS S&W W | *PVV ••#•«,• 

iaBaaaaaatsbaaali III till a^fclaaal ¥auai a*Hj»fJaf 

The open ventilating window In. 

Meted scalp aad face lacerations and 

knocked out two teeth. She also 

sustained abrasions of the knees, 

She vat takes to Shore Memorial 

HoaplUI in the city ambulance, and 1 

wax admitted for observation over 

night. 

No charies were placed against 

Mr. Ryan, but he was held as a ma- 

^^ jf^î^, rWnw their ton 

MttiM m aunriaad aM BHMJ SUMMIIMII 

M 

> •nuflaa M «ela that London baa ———- »—...... 

tafj»ly removed the evidence of j^y, Up B| ne,, M, former C... 

, •••"»» city hotel proprietor, died Friday 

Wt, In Metr a»Uf WM "W **»• Swarthmore Hotel. Ml 

nJiEuTfcaTt, T r=**.*y". W* jWeaiey •«. where he had been Young Jay worked the Ore engine »f «• wooan^ tehirlei. 

•- He waa W, ben enthusiastically. 

I Mr. UppUicott resided in the wln- 

Iter at 29 Union at, Medford. K. J. -Thafs the Liberty Bell you're Foff.it* $S0 Boil II 

! had Been ill for aome tune. rinajnz, son.- the blonde y« 

He and his father came here Inn mother screamed happtty, On Ammll Charga 

Medford and purchased the Swanh- Th. auAenca at the Gateway Harold Stretch. M, of 217 Central 

1 

more In 1B1J. Me continued to op-MoHcal nayhauae heard the How 

' erate the hotel after his father's tloo and concluded that at least half •* ••« when he f« led to appw 

1 

death until IMS, when he sold the the lawn wai hurnini down. »n Saturdajr Before Judge Franklin 

-m-j-, „' estaMtehment to Major M. W. He». After the parade Brake up there 

•"•"•» "* eoefc, Me present owner. He remained 

in Ocean City the year flre haO *nd another s> the Tbom He waa arrerted la.t week on 

amralt and hettery thane. 

Toe two MarUBfs went by .hip to •»•»•• "Wai years after thai, at 

Rply, than by train, baa and Diane 30th •*• mnd ton hen. both ef which continued eomplBinl of nta wife. Heanor, who 

Asbury av, 

until the wee hoars. 

charged that he struck her and her 

they iuc«^Trty^lik*d SwraertaKK Ouruig hU early days In the re, 

Germany, France and Eoetand. 

Mrt Mrs, Thornton displayed to theyoung daughter 

Mr- Uppineatt earned extra In- assemblage a flae collection af Navy 

Tbaw Annul IMBB amditiMa ••««. duHng the winter seaaen hy 

rt«în"K«a f KiyfSdiE SE*« « •MSS*." •*-*>- d 

decorations for her husband, which 

had bean forwarded to her during 

the past year, along with citations 

atoried and romantic He of Capri 

ol S_T J^ 

awarded him for heralcm. They included 

the •rame Mar, Silver Star, 

l»e^Wi«_of wer^ploltatl, and .JWi^r **?,*. WlWn.: Navy Cross and Distinguished Flying 

I old charm 

frami serylcei will be conducted Crass. 

I (WedneKlar) at 2 p. m, 

1 * Idence in Medford. 

The young wife and nether expects 

to leave Sonera Point to return 

to her Philadelphia hene at MILLER OPTICAL Ca 

10M Van Kirk «t later this month, 

to await his return, 

M lomers Petal hm flnMwl 

York St«k Exchartfw 

Phlla.-tUlto. Stock 

123 South Broad STM*, Philxklphi- o •-. 

Kinfatav HMD 

ARTHUR L mm 

Ocean CHy R*pr—ntotiy 

.'1^ li 

No|ioiHir Aun. of Awi|f|ig Maf|ufacliirar|. 

l-v- t^t'~, • 

HHiM V;!\»y",, - FOR SALE - 

2 Brand Nmw 

3-BCDROOM MOOERN HOMB 

1729 . 174$ Baf Annum 

Prlw — $13,900 

Can B« Financ*d 

R. L. MONIHAN 

32nd AND CENTRAL AVINUI 

PHOt 

c.-—„« Pw. Wes Suddenly on Beach 

that th«e return, Indicate cl*»rly Harry WoUs Maurer, Broprieior 

fQR SAL! 

more eneouragitii at future meet- late Friday afiemoon after suffer. 

IHVHP^Hl HCR W9 fW ^^Hff¥ Fftf % Ad|aining Let* 

"••* 

ing a heart attaek on the beach. He 

Reviewing the background of the •""* n 

rameal by the Mwenit Cluh, w «*eh 4C x IOC 

buUdlng fund pnniasn. Mayor Olap. Mr Maurer was stricken on the 

that h., h., tin M haw fMM the 

nian pointed mat that rhe new wtaig beach at i*th n. and was token by 

bad >o ha built and equipped, or members of the leach Patrol to 

WHITI BGM IMS 

the MepttaM temporary lieenae the office of Or, John B Towniend, 

«/• MNTHflLLIDOa* 

would be rvrokad. He naiad that where he wa. pronounced dead, 

a permanent lieenae win be received He retired in IMS after a lon§ 

2« the i ^ OBI cai«BletioB af tie career as an interior decorator in 

IwUdlHgr pAitraM,' ^F 7 '• , l»iliiilali|lili" ilnna iliai tlnie -h* 

CARE 

led by tbe hoaottal under the Aete delphla Non-wctarian Tabernacle, a Cape May County Planning Con. 

Syst.no mall appeal, wen used for Broad and Master su, 

mlndon at a public mettlng -M Court FIRST 

malBtanajm purnotsa. aant JHat tbat Surviving are hi* wife, Daisy Jarnntscy 

sartacwnlni ftni m*l sourM rett Usurer, and daughter, Mrs, Io- 

' Lawretme M Lear, chairmaB at 

Hnus* either saauaieer •«.»,., 

could not Main to fbuaee any build- lantbe Meredith, of St. Petersburg, 'the Board of freeholders and dir- 

of the Chamber Planning 

MORTGAGES 

ing praleM, nm ffaate System baa Services will he conducted at 2ector 

bean discontinued during the cur. P.m, today (Tuesday) in the Smith group, said that efforts are being 

rent campaign. 

Funeral Home. Cremation will follow 

in Philadelphia, 

the State planning Board, as To B* Amortiiwd Ov«r a 

made to secure Herbert Smith, af 

speaker. 

Tan YMP P-rlod 

In a queatton and *n*ii«r.period sient hfi Himmere In Ocean Clly 

after the, reports were received, it aM his winters in St. Petersburg, ber of Commerce {tanning Committee 

will sound out sentiment an 

MONEY FOR 

waa »lalned that »n funds aasemh. *?» Re wai a member of the Phils- 

If public reaction Is favorable, a Llbwral Apprailal 

caunty planning comnusslen will be 

I al pwMta pataMM. MMHl 

City summer resident.Is 

organtaed after the first of the year. 

ter In Philadelphia This u> the flrst 

summer In 4S years that Bishop 

n City 

IMMMal Itmtnliw 

at hta summer home, 443 Asbury av. Annual Richard B. Fox 

SEE US FOR 

MiaaV «M nat wry, r.a«r«l.H ef 

COUNTRY FAIR 

Mi *nrf ATLANTIC AVI. 

PHONE WN SUMMER RENT 

Honor, for the highest individual 

Mam report went to tean M, Linwood, 

of which Thonui S. Taylor., 

SM>T, 11th and 12th 

Jr. Is captain. Mr. Taylor's team 

turned in *1.425 In IB subscriptions 

Control Church Hall 

at the second report luncheon. 

•Hem ROAD . LimwesD. N, J. 

Mr*. AuMstva «- Mafa' Hesi M 

'.Kt&?\s, ">*''t!y. 

wai M*> awMn* me eeaan CHy 

GAMES • STRAWRIDES 

•aaaaa, rapait-M) MM In It aub. 

Regular ; 

aertpfNjm, Team II etrtady Hea 

NMtf IT^Mt wi M lufcacrlpH.ns. I I or Dinnwr —- Frtdny Night 

Camatele ramtrt. af Otaan CHy 

•MUM are aa MI«Hi 

Day I Album PRIED OYSTiRS .,, fl. 

Team 1», Richard A tea. Jr., cap. Ssrvfea I &• 

tain, two hi Uva aubaariptiDni; * 

Dinner — Saturday Night 


BAKED HAM ylJS 

SATISFIED HOME OWNERS 

Mrs. J, SUnley Wagg. aaptam, Mo 

IN Aabwy A*ab M. H*» 

to •na aMaarlMlani tean m. MM, 

» B^totoltli, OPU>. |ti In 

2-BEDROOM AND 1ATH BUNGALOW LARGE APARTMCMT — WM 

Ww subacrtpUoB.; teM M, Mn, 

IMni Mean, 

Augujtm a Osatt, captain, $%,tm u 

lnj wnin, nmm eamWnatteB, 

M .ubKrlptlona; lean 41, Mrs, H, 1. 

•tawern Kltchm. H.w. Heal. Ba.utifullv p,,, 4 Be..- in. Plsar, lat Fiaar • 

GerklD, captioii. «n» In ata wbucrlB- 

nlihad. laMMW LecaMan - near lath and |^, OH M.W, H H M — Large Lat - *•»., 

Uons, tean 43. Mr., w. R, Khnbb! 

Compittttr rumlshW. 

apttln. »l.ljo hi M inbaerintkina. 

Occin City lotah MJTO m 74 , uo. 

asiptkaii. 

OUKNCW 

SatoPrlM — $16,500. 

___. * ..." * ^ 

mt rop MOUBAT 

ÂMtLY DUPLEX 

MAUTIFUL OIL HOT WATM Ma4l 

tert i°if»S?. •«•roofcjyn, jpent 

"w ^ w »J«r heudan with Mr, 

and Mrs Anthony DeFalco and fam. 

Uy IWT Aiburj- av. 

ORDER NOW 

I Honn 

FOR lfS4 

YOU* PATRONAQf 

roinm.: Voo IN I #M 

Suiter ant* fvrn 

m Iwvf b^r, nraHlri Top H«mo» 

Real Estate • Iruaranc* 

Boardwalk at 15th Street Phow 

See Us If You Wani 

BUY - RIN 

or SELL 

Wpear u gusat aolnl.t OB 

nttht mth th. ,Hy concert onha. 

^. •• i« •PPro.che. the eloa* of 

the Mainn on •aturday, 

,*• "•*»£,*" >*« Mam with 

•nd the Clnclnnau Symphony. He 

MADELINE SHOP 

m BOARDWALK 

SALE 

NOTHING RESERVED 

ftCTURES 

_ ALL lALIt FINAL 

GIFTS 

THAT 

PLEASE 

• JEWELRY 

# CHINAWARE • GLASSWARE 

• DINNERWARE 

"StfMr-fo-P/watV' Grff« for fv«ryon. 

Four Passport to Health 

Yaw doctor'! prcMriptiou ia jour 

pasapott is. health. It It the profeaakMd 

obUgatioa of cor rttktm* 

phMMkdtla to fill it •Mtmlcljr, oa. 

tDf Mdf U» iMH, porwt, fh«l 

HUGHES' 


FrrHripila 

FlIM * •"•=»•) F.r fair »Sia»fci #fc-as— 

.ad Mlcrn Bellcrnd o""'. «," 

J. THORNLIY HUGHES, P.O. 

Owan aai xuiirr 

t MHIT G RAUL. M, A»«M* MwriMM 

Cwmr Mi StTMf and Wwlty Av«iu« 

IRKING 

SPACE 

I 

ler FrudaHelw ttnor. wJiO alia an. 

P«a»* iMtTiht 

Mb. 'laVM|r ttowHT. Pnltadd- 

•oprmno. wOl oMUnw until frMar 

« aatalat and In duel number, with 

Thoma* Perkins, baritone. • 

Musk Pimr Concert Programs 

•saliHiliM u . at • s u_ 

— •••••••Hi > f mmmf n W m* lib 

— C/or,nc* fvhrman, Com/iMfer — 

TONIOHT 

PART I 

iuppe I Solo: Selected. 

tie of the Wooden Saidiera, MK Bowwr '''" ** 

1S^# Ksmns,^::::^^ 

----- " , Talnfroni Vienna Woods...Mratn 

Mr. Ptrki'i 

SweelheBrt. ...............Herbert ; 

Entbe Company Adoration . 

_ — Riorum , , , , . • ' • 

Entire Cornpany" 

MM I n w 

Deep Purple 

Naufhty Marietta ...... 

""" " A Blozei : 

Karper, baritone 

tt .........Strausa 

fmt MM pktiirM, otwon 

IM Kodak Ma and M m 

#9 th* davafepina «M4 


lonwcki 

Tests Listed 

y 

To I. MM 

Ocean City municipal gonnunent 

have OHO UatMl by the New jersey 

aMM •MMfaanl '• faaf lafkaafifc ft 

Tuesday. September 8, W*3 

Junior Member Tell* Rotary 

Roben HenMef, hl»b achool aenlor, 

who n the Junior Member of 

the Rotary Cluh durlnj Auguat, Ml 

«**. fmmm • BabarF at HM a miey Included Uvlng in tents, •** 

y*W. ApaMtuaa >M fea> -.1.-mi Hi men to a tent, and • nil- _ 

wttt Maaaaatmf 

tatle amphibloui Umdlng from LOT ^ZS! 

i»a»a m OHH C 

Mk grata Xujealton. aM -ilk a« 

laaatfaor yaara 1 anertnae tathe 

aBaVaaVataBBBWaBBBiBl Aaaaat 

^^^•^•^•'^•s»a^»» paaaj npii 

V^BBBB\IB* âf akaBlldl 

WM •••!••> 

laaaph S. Kruk haa been fining 

Ihla portion for mare than a year 

under 1 a tetnaarary appeinbneni 

OV*r tata HakM are Ike 

The Wat* Department this fall 

?«!.!

.'4 

if" 

1• j 

jsSffiic 

Inddmt oteund 

— Matton to Mlw 

reute 

f m 

by Mat and 

H wte tt to pi taiporUot t« 

| ejaH of laearsulaato early, I 

urn 

Tart who have named 

•let Cream Cone 

,- in honor of th« 

itmwdaMaf aUeane 

and eld. 

f««r Uant TfM 

MB be -Cose Haas. 

Ml neighborhood. He 

over Saturday night or 

UW Wf H* WT 

)n «PPar«|» Mod health. 

fteit rS yoiliitan 

"* *" Pla«- 

wi« rerSii wai toVn, 

d that a patron Friday 

JUST A WOW) QF CAUTION! 

DO NOT 

Jl ?.'»-.,' YMI bn* had tt ttanuvbly ImpMrf 

For HIDDIN TERMITB DAMAGE 

SYSTEM 

P.0. ** W4 - 

Ihy area for 

•leap and rwt on the beach. 

Jullua Prater. 33, of Eldora, waa 

fined «i» after ha wa. ansted by 

polloe for drinking beer on the 

County NpM Huw 

Cape May County officiali have 

BiUUttad plain to the Mat* Highway 

Department for conitructlon 

of a new bridle en Route 4, ever 

the county canal In Lower TowiuMp. 

Freeholder Sol Needlel. Jr., dirf 

Mtar of puhlic ufety of Cape May 

City, MM that the propoted new 

ill b d f h G 

in the Vllla-Bay.hore area, with poet 

and auiillary ontm aoliciUn*. 

ft will' move Into o(her townjahlp 

AUTHOMZSD WfMM* 

|.IOMi|RO 

PIL E 661 

Plumbing - rttoting 

Ml WMT AVMHM 

Anbltect 

BaUdvr* 

BEROER LUMBER 

Repair Your PretPnt Home or Bai|d 

Your N«w Howe witiY the IW 

Lumber - MUlwork - Spmapcs Paint 

MOO 

ff* 

f , , " V 

^ ' l!^ 

-. 

>!lt^

*TH,ni 

'v.,"> 

EW';- 

"\ 

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> 1 ,'lw ,"\.V*./*%i ^ 

KPTBMB E R 

,.v * 

19 5 

11, tWg it the last Tuesday issue 

.,_ . H next gummer, whim semi-week- 

IMmmed for the fifth consecutive year. 

' i gummer ha* reflected the growth 

m to a close, circulation is up some 

i period last year. The two issues 

ill over a combined total of 14.000 

volume also has Increased, propor- 

Utt-weeUy was launched as an experii 

ago. It has Wn enthusiastically received 

1 Us Success has proved that it fills • real 

iLCOBunnnlty. 

"*"* " ' week The Sentinel-Ledger will 

i Jog trot. In other words, "it wiii 

: do well to drop around to city 

[ pick up a couple of bargain lots 

ran. 

Aitdfon Today 

another of the city's periodic public sales 

e»^t# today, beginning at 2 p. m,, in the 

follows precedent, the lota wUl be gobbled 

dto recognize in Ocean City real estate 

„ _ city has consistently disposed of 

It^MM. Into its possession through tut deiin. 

i.flu* baa restored the property to yielding Uat 

*i»(U**Uon«bly has been a Actor in contrib- 

KMrfa great building activity. It also has 

r_JfSore« ot uiudghUy lots covered with weeds to 

Irafctential properties. 

the 

in recent weeks has been beating 

vacations. 

ie favorite month for certain large 

the announcement on page 1 today 

-de« will have conferences or 

_ the week. They wUl be fol- 

Jersey Methodist Conference. 

agencies represent the Equitable 

Another representative of the so- 

" td Its annual con* 

I Vidtor who wants practically per. 

, a leisurely pace, fewer crowds and 

-mpdatlons long ago ••discovered" 

He has beta spending fall vaca- 

'— I numbers. 

g to Oemmn CHy 

lines or a remark made editorially 

Just a week ago today, Bayard L. 

nan of the New Jersey Highway 

City last Tuesday night that the 

State Parkway next year will con- 

Cape May County resorts with a 

Community Association, it its 

out that each resort must provide 

and a smooth flow of traffic tor 

ftcause it will be so easy far them 

one resort to another on the Parkid 

to "sample" several, and the resort 

provisions for their comfort and eon. 

business. 

g the resorts therefore will be keener 

out. 

set plani and to carry them out, along 

•the approaching winter, not after the 

to then it will betoo late, 

t opportunity Ocean City has ever had, 

;- ft must be ready for the great influx 

- England confidently predicts the 

•••'-*':-''.L;.-h';jv,-;iiT' 

)RD PUZZLE | 

amm 

- 7 3f USTt -*&p 

w mm 

;'J3SH 

': ; i,:v: m 

Tuesday, September 8. 105! 

Resort Visitors Take 2 

Of 3 Speedboat Titles 

Summer residents of Ocean City ciptured two of the 

three national speedboat racing championships at stake Situr 

d day in i the h Yacht Y t Club's 44th annual l regatta, staged t d under d id< A 

weather conditions and before 

a large throng along the bayfront. 

wlnnln. Data heata of lhr IIS 

Pa., fares well in the ret/alia l>\ 

; fuMt Inch hydroplane tills In hi, 

Boats of 14 different classes Bra. { Wawa, Miner alia placed •• ran 

vided plenty of action but didn't ntr-up Is HIIMIBI In iBe a ser 

eome close to any new rceortU because 

of the slight chop oil the mir= 

i vie* nllafiai title renpetition, 

face of Uie bay. 

: Arnold Apel. of Abseeon, who Ilk 

Hansrom is in the Navy, carried * 11 

the first prize trophy for 138-rub 

RasseU BuatMBi Jr., i4~vear- 

•M N.», ensign from Warn*, pa. 

»•• Ike satleaal inn far 6 ier- 

inch hydroplanes at the wheel i 

Kranky Boy, winning both heat*; 

vlct nnakeaii, aa hl« Sir Priii. j handily. He is the £on of Artie Ap I 

bnlM a. fieM .1(w cmpcUMn a veteran at South Jprsny rari t I Ik 

•• kMk beat, ever the flre-mlle I: 

for a quarter century, f 

eearee. 

Winners! of eastern c*harnpignshi| * 

for the ciay wprt 

Hanseom who obtained a special j 

1 . 

' 

leave to be here for the romp.-ution, I daiss D racing. Bill Ycager, War I 

posted n top speed of 33J miles per ! fpR, Pa.: clsss E racing. Ed PHesentt | 

hour In the same boat with which CambridEe. Mri; class D service Will 

he won the lellwoar Trophy series ' 

for utility runabouts several years 

ago at the hoit club. 

Charlsa Hiekrnan, Philadelphia I 

business man and another of the reg. 

ular Bellwoar Trophy competitors 

(hta season, captured the 1953 tut. , 

tonal till* far Clara I service run- j 

•bouts, also scoring a tloutfle vie- j 

lory in the twn heats. His Minll I 

Man was clucked at 48 miles an I 

hour in the second race. In which ffiekmsn ossed out Dr. Qeorge ! 

Firth 1 * &fedtco IV by half a length ' 

in a dri«ng finish. 

Tht »llin uarila of rtnext W^»y f 

There's nothing quiu like 

MONEY IN THE BANK 

2% Intoreil P»id *m Savinfa Accounta 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City 

C*pe May County'* L«- C «.t Bank 

MSMBKB FCneRAI. MflBKTE BTttVN 

FMKBAI. nerous- maimAMci cokroftAnon 

VOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $1 l Till ne 

MIIMIIe time 0 w S. talking Phone SfJSt-II* 

Ml PHONE AC. 5-3S87 Withams, GarcUn* Sunday summaries: 

If need 

suppl i 

QARAGE APABTMKNT — Two be* ar ama W •mptofaaf •ntrane. 

gird Farm, Uh 8SS. Phone: room, clean, comfortable. Include. 

Point 

MS use of •(•rage, tmoo per week. 205 * f A. M, ta II ». M. In Final Gam* 

Central Ave, Phone ZNiW 

wUhmti Healtora and RuMle G»rdena 

worked Into positions for the 

MOONEY ha the laraeat uioitninil 

af paltery In ihe Hate. Glazed TWO M BBDROOM APARTMEH're— 

stone ttsrr; ranch-type ^"ellnw flay! ce one heated, for geptemBer ana oc 

Anal game of the playM?!? series for 

ment urns: hoses: bird halhs: naveltles 

and eyrloif, J, Mooncy. Pottery, Phone 30BB.J, Ganne privllepe. 

SUlulcs of 

ioeer, reMonable. 143B Central Aw, 

the city Softball eharnplonshlp by 

Hivjilolon. N. J,, on Koute W, secoliil 

the Slate of New Je pravlde that capturing their respective Borneo In 

house narlh of Avslon Rd, 10-S ISl CESTRAL AVE,—one S-beilrouni 

when a petiti Detltion conlalnW t K the nnames 

the semUnnals, Thursday and Friday 

evenings, on the Bay av, ball 

and two S-bedroom apBrtmenls, or iwenly per rent (30%) of the 

PARENTS—Help your child help him. Aiallahie week or month, Reduopd voters is lubmitled to the gov« 

ooay -•-— — = of '~^ anv fllls Hivin mynieipajiiy lifmi IJ . • ruu park. 

"""-• self, Ma> -- x •l"*»' ""•* we "~" rates. 

tnat there be submitted fa ifie 

World Pool* 

"ie lei iesaj 

In any home. Easy 

An PRIVATE OROUNP FLOOR Apart, 

neertilnc if the ! Wisham and RuHic clashed for the 

l\\- 

Phone 17W, 

Mr. menl. Available now, 865,00 . wfefc •, of salaries, •ovvrnnif bpdy title last night < Monday >. A full 

MB Pleasure Ave, PHone IWfc "Si? •>|«I1 hail pan an Ordinance rixinK such SMCh report of the game will appear In 

TWn-WHEEl.BB utility trailer. !IR 

BlifiKn WISF ^"aîhen M 

Friday's Issue of The Scnlnel-LeiJSer. 

tornaiiiin. Hand HITS, S§,fJ0, Plionp 

liao.fi, 3338 Wetl Ave. 9-H RIAL ESTATE FOR K6WT same become effective., and. 

Wisham scored II single tally In 

..WHEREAS, the law further Hi-mid the last half of the lut Inning to 

SBW WEfiTiNaHOUSE IvOASTEH— m» ASBURY AVE.—stnre 

Astnre _,— froni „ that the nation shall then appear"nh 

nTevcr used: piano: mri'i sulUi new tialnlan's, OBeB, O 

RMsoMBIe. RMsoMBe. Fhone tne neit General Elerllun bollcjt. bent out the Pod. OfOn Club, Friday 

night, 1-0. 

mvKniit, other articles, nil in enad 1819 9 or 

lle Kuri l 811 7th gl, 

B^ 

W 

there 

Heetio 

has 

, and. 

prmentcandiiien. 

Phone! samerg point S^l^. BIS 

ASBURY AVK—tarn «nfuihliBe« 

S,,"i -W ffftM»» WS • petition 

apanment. 2nd noor^ Hot 

water, nntaJnlnE the name* ot mm* than With iae sMre!en Me a/ataf H> 

.deaL MOM month, 

pan* lease. twenty per cent fiRtl of the i«.l la MM) «n«l iluiu, BUI MIfUeB 

BABY COACH—WNP new, Prl« 118, Open far ilwBHtlan. ilBHtlan phone 131S orvoter,. requeMMi a relerendum quTi 

Aly 131 Ocean Ave, phone stag. wrtti wnr. (it Tin SI, Kurt*. vt* Ion on Ineraaea In aalarln or the JT nlkia Ml alniHM to aMMHt H 

Bern ant rnrrnb.11 orine pol!» . 8Be- 

• IteMer'a ekelee Ml On ItatUel'a 

tnent *•'.«•» of the aw Clly ofofoni _ en City, aTnimiir. Jim Fortte •la—ineJ • 

BABY COACH—Coed eondiUon, 118,00. ROOMS FOR REfCr 

tiereby It oeromi. *= a— leaml duty ^f 

PhiHW HlS-J-3. 

M 

boiy to nillSw the ? rih arvaader Ital wen* tbrMth dwrt- 

COLONIAL HOTEL, nM Allanlle Ait, 

said lavtis nrfiw Itap aa an errer, mat NMhlea 

WHY NOT TRADE jour 0I1I 6Ms. mat. 

•BUIMrM aeraw with tte mmtr 

tresses or furniture for new Inner* doom, and new apartmcni* w«, - -^^ -^-== -===••• 9srK> >mM.B#g^ Ino S4llfirlî 

.prlnjti. new Hoilyu'ood Beds or new 

•tudlo. Buy. >el(, rent or trade •Imnst month or aaaaon, M K» U 'fine KT'eers and members of the 

in> D?iirtnwnt ch gerviee, 

Ttarais>y night. 

ârdnjillir Clean, cheerful 

TakM First Prime 

Priane ilii-W. 

lJflKJK?i. ._^.«» 

In Y. C. Ev.nt 

' stanehfona, uie •ii'i, 

plain of BeteetlvM 14,040,01 Thompsons circuit clout climaxed 

i. oilier oulBUlidiniis for 

, - — —•—| county rolS.. privsie Baths, 'FenM, •In. MlMe Dwartnwnt,,,:t4.i4n.M rlvc-run uprising that put the Tin Ho Hun), owned by George 

f In tHe eiUtte oierlooklna bw and Ocean Deteetlye jm«n aalmMT ".""::„;,_ Is KMftOO game on lee. McCoaJHllr alia hit •tottert, arriad off tint prl» yea. 

Will sell or nenanat tar pn|h MOO per couple, c. bay at 

eteetlve 

* Fnllce DeMrtment,,U.IHn,nn r Uie circuit far the winners. terday morsiPB in the annual cruiser 

rân city, what have you 

:. turn right one "lie. Patrolman, Jit CHM M.(BO,0B 

Write to E. J. Brooks, 

Rd. (RouiS n. l*iiphone Putrolmiin. fna C\m* „., M.410.00 Serf, made a atronf bid with race on toe bay, apwunred by the 

"* fflass , ti. 16O.00 four runs in the nffh Inning, taut Yaihl cm. 

, The salaries aforesaid H« rally fell ahBrt, 

The event attracted 13 entries. 

Me eltta.lv WHIMS a mnlecal 

vot^s of the munh 

w|k> UWWMd a Hven^nlle course 

HEAL ESTATE WANTED 

-^---- Ihe auestkili at, 

from the dub home to Somen Faint 

to M held on. Ifrch and KUIT Win and nlong Boach Thorofarc. Normslly 

the nee ta out to IM around 

legal voters yot* 

Inn upon the question at mich election 

toe.taU bnoy, but thu cruUer. war* 

PKOf eSSIONAL SERVICES 

Mall voto "no"«ucn aalarles Illill Ttiinis Doufctes Ti* 

1 held fauMe W rtuih water in the 

Terry Birch, af letheida. Ha, and mitt. 

•.. . . •"•; 

Please 

ÔMtUMAd 

in Advance 

published unm paid lot 

p««e. cuhmiut b« In thU 

noon. Ad wlU not b,. 

•MM 

« •» 1* 

Umrj HIM «W MA 

•r UMU iamaw m «• 

MiM DrUcoll, of 

M Jim MM, or LayMa, contributed 

to the wlnaing eauw wi* 

four Ml nab and one foul neb. 

Bob Reaaan, of St. Jo-ph'. Colle**, 

helped out with a qmrtet a twin, 

pointen. 

•UI Hughe, topped the Korlng 

sflorfa for the Guard, with tan 

field geala and five faula. Chuck 

Mcll,.u» u j» Murphy botk 

had thin I Ma 1Mb and two good 

tetU throw., while Paul Schwab, 

who performed only ia the final 

quarter, dropped three two-pointer, 

through the net 

!*• »IB nn UH PlMta mm 

Ha IB win Is tw. ran af • » 

MWa. !• Uie IMP. nm eh.» 

Ha era 

• tap Ike Mnt, an* r.. 

Mi rear In Mw. at 

Fleata won Ita war into the 

finals Wednesday night with a 41-10 

win ever Kananm, while the Cuardi 

made the chainpionshfp old by beating 

Dison'i the name evening, 

42-3B, 

re Kurr, ef aMRJakM, won 11M 

Man City mens doubles tennis 

etainplonrfilp fMeHMy aftemMt. 

*Bh a straight get victory In the 

1 '" round of tbe Harvey V, Uke 

•I tournament, 

defeated Howard Holmes, of 

ill* • ifijftr.WÎ »Uryl| 

, Seytwnbty 8, JSF--7 

Flatty Breaks 

World's Record 

Wltk «*» mekljT prtoa nxtai 

the l«th Annul Ope Mar County 

flafeJag Mai dmrUx to • tf 

Ciutord Stunk, PtHI«rt«l»

W 

*«C 

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«*&'•' 

•;..)•• 

'SAfeafci-ii^ '-. .;..«**Sl«Si. 

on- YOUR 

wnr Offlil 

Covor 

Robinson 

H»MIMM>* 

Top TV 

Got Top TV Sitvico 

With 

FACTORY TftAINID 

TECHNICIANS 

ANTENNAS 

Eracrau OJtfl fMtofMff 

Sajf Supporting Tow*rt • 

AwfhorivMf DocJtn 

•»CA 

MA6HAV0X 

IUFF ELECTRIC 

.1342 710 ASBURY AVBMUE 

BOYS ; 

* ••»'? 

CLOTHES THAT CAN 

V 

^ltads Guilty to 

Railroad Worker 

To B* S*nt«nc*d 

workw umM htn afonasy for ah 

iMedly HMUIMM • iW t» the 101b 

atTaafet of «*• F«myi«m«mm 

r «. Pj my 

In* Bemhore "»«•. 

WMMlw before Judfe Hurry Tenenbaup 

W M l 

on 

bf 

a chut* 

J 

of assault and 

battery. 

Barto. who n*ld» at «730 N. Grat* 

•t., PhUadelphla, will to sentenced 

on toe asaault count In two week* 

An earlier charge of attempted crlnlual 

aatault wu diwppssl By polk* 

•UtlMKttiaa. 

•ana, a block operator for the 

railroad bar*, wu arrested early 

Menday nerniM an the charge of 

Barbara Mrm «f Jersey Shore, 

K* ~*t» asnoad him at eftaektaf 

btr: In the M I ) I W af UM ate, 

i n w« haM far Ik* grand Jarr 

Tuealar by'Mun*d|ial Court Mdft 

ftnMta A. kSTÛr r waiving, 

•tuataav h«rtn, en the chafftah 

hen, > • 

JtHf 

We just beard about Ike (rank 

who Ml out at a 

' apr«lsi 

SENTINEL-LEDOCR—3 

Obituary 

S. W.Vaughn 

Dies Suddenly 

Phila. Tax Aid* 

8. Wilson Vaughn, a Philadelphia 

city official and Ocean City summer 

resident at 132 Bay rd.. died sud, 

denly • Wednesday while vlsldn 

legal client. He wai M, 

Mr, Vaughn, A attorney, wai secretary 

of the •oard of Heylslon of 

Taxes and had terved that agency 

since 1MB, Previously he wai president 

or the Board of Mai Estate Astenon 

In Philadelphia, and was a 

district asMHor for M years. 

His winter home was at 2801 parkway. 

He wu associaled with Ralph Urn- 

Mud and Abraham Nathanson. at. 

torneys, In the Commercial Trust 

Building. Before Joining the city 

•smsslng staff he had been an attorney 

for building and loan ajsoelaloin 

lie is survived by his wife, Lydai 

his father, Samuel, and a brother, 

Dr, Arthur Vaughn, a summer resi, 

dent here at 412 Bay av. 

1,200 Enrowncflt In 

Schook Expected 

CaMMMM tram aa*a 1 

"However, we wUI have a comfortable 

situation in all grades, from the 

standpoint of the number of pupil* 

per teacher." 

Enrollment of beginning pupils In 

Ihe elementary schools was carried 

an Wednesday, and produced 11 

new children for kindergarten and 

25 new pupils scattered through the 

other grades. However, Principal 

Kenneth Landls said that these addition* 

were largely offset by the 

loss of other pupils who have moved 

away since the close of the last 

term. 

Anticipated enrollment In kinder 

•alien next week 

It between M and 

U children, a decrease 

from the 

IDS who started 

In 1852. 

Cafeterias In all 

three buildings 

will be In opera, 

tlon far opening 

day. The high 

school cafeteria 

will he functionon 

a somewhat restricted bull for 

a few days because a strike in a 

Philadelphia supply house prevented 

delivery of some of the new equipment 

ordered In connection with the 

remodeling of the kitchen. 

Legion land Played 

In lllliMis Town 

ThB Cape May County American 

Legion land earned this section 

some publicity In Casey, 111., last 

week, according to a clipping just 

received from Ihe Dilly Reporter In 

that town. 

It devoted a sizable place of Page 

1 to a story about the hand stopping 

off there and playing • concert while, 

en route home from the national 

convention of the Legion in it. 

Louis, 

The band left St. Louis (wo daya 

•head of schedule because of the 

Intense heat. 

Kabat 

MEN'S 

SHOP 

7M ASIURY AVI, PHONE 1615 

New Fall Selection 

BotanyL 

TAILORED BY DAROFF 

Here are 2-ply, 100%.virgin woolens 

and worsteds of outstanding reputation 

,,. deep in texture, appealing in color, 

enduring in wear. Here it needlework 

of practiced skill and perfect detail, 

achieved only by DarofT of Philadelphia 

,,, design so exact that each suit'fits 

smoothly, flawlessly with unparalleled 

comfort. 

Yet, through production miracles by 

the famous weaving mill and tailoring 

organization, we offer these valuet 

at unbelievably low prices. We suggest 

you come in soon to be sure of the 

widest choice from our complete size, 

color and fabric ranges. 

*, 

60 

OHwr All Wool SUITS $45 

Orh-r TOPCOATS .... horn $33.75 

"Botany 500" GMb«t 

With then Exclusive 3-Dtmetuional 

Values,,, 

1. 

2. 

3. 

THg FABRIC IS TNI «OOL 

OF THI CLOTHINOI 

THI MASTCR.CRAFTED 

TAILORING BY DAROrri,, 

TNI UNBKLIatVABLY 

LOW PRICKI ~ 

Setting new high standards jor men's 

M-infcv^?* 

clothes this Fall.,, the 3-Dimenuonal 

Values of our. "Botany" Brand "lOff" 

Suits and Topcoats, Tatlortd by Darojf! 

f 

f 

f*--to - 

tf' Jr 

;tv,..- • cf,r"- ". ^.""".. v "»'" , ••;r. 4 ". e^rf, 

J^-,J - ^,1' 

vjj" *

• 

SALE 

— ZMDROOMS 

Hn|H nn 

VB^RV vit imit 

(HwDMr MNMMML Mr 

*11,000 

APARTMENT rrd-Jjfe 

••••PI 1| Wl IUWIII1MI1I* 

TMENT HOOSi 

rn.Til.tW"-• " ' 

.•'^•"_ r WM». 

*-#»TO|tS--A 

* ,*.:« 

REALTOR 

""a 

Vtaapl* Unlwnlty. 

•ffl Uko pUooln 

' floor Asfffi 

H-m. Lot 

... (HAM- 

PurnMied, A 

tMtttt •— 

Methtditt 

Mfr« Mrs* Di 

mUt In, •n*#«t»«-.-(»ihWr 

Storic ShMfM* 9m 

Mrs. Rorentitto 

ion Show It Succe*s/vf 

4 • ;• r 

mim at Hw Pint IMflieaTlst Churiti Mrs. L«dtn« figures In conduct sf want 

Mt Hi. MM* In MMMMMMI Hail, at a nM dhplayi a oamwnt M carMM 

ttaUgMtr Jor BoltoM 

ijlfc and Mrs, Richard Bolton, 701 

Tit-, ft,, Burners Polnl, announce the 

birth of a (taughter, Gall Phylli.. 

iaplemLer I In the Shore Memorial 

Mm. Tin* norenlino wu surprised »p!emLer I in th* Shore Memorial 

with o .tork rtower Wedneri** eve. H«W^' T" 8 ««". ^ •«. 

BiBg at Hii Simpson av, * . , 

Hottene, were Jto. Bit Implaglteo fge),. Horn* From EursM 

and Mr., Adei. FlBrmiiiBB. OP»B. MM. Jd«pH g. Hughes. M station 

ing of gifts proceeded a buffet Junch- rd.. west, will return home Septem 

eon, 

*f r W after haying visited Ireland. 

• _ , , ..*.* .J_ .^__.—.i Ehslond. IU0y, France and Swltier 

Braggi llee Impaillas, Marie Mlnchlno, 

Ange Osnniiaro, Sophie ' 

pasilao, Mly Newwune, alia 

Capesa, Mary Mlnchlno. Jennie 

Florentlno. Mlu Julie Florentlno, 

tJli Boyd. Babe Florentlno, Theresa 

Eaposlto, Mrs, Mary DUannl, Pittsburgh! 

Annodels Florentlno, Thereia 

Florentlno, Karen Ann tmpagliao, 

Mr» Anna Taeearlno, Betty Hlllman 

and Mn PhUomena DeFonso, Philadelphia. 

' 

t * * 

Church Concert Sunday 

The Heavenly Harmeniei lingers, 

Sf Washington. D, C, will present s 

concert of Gospt-l music in the It, 

JamiB A, M, B, Church, 7th st, and 

Haven av,, Sunday si 3 pjn. The 

eeneert i§ sponsored by the Allen 

Club and the Willing Workers, 

# # # 

VlifTB MOTHER HERE 

Don Love* Elk ins Park, Pa,, visited 

his mother, Mrs Ruth Love, ferently 

in her niwhomi, iifl Haven 

sv. 

for her European taur. 

a-STORY COTTAGE _ 

WANTED 

IXMfttlNGID 

PRACTICAL NURSE 

WANTiD 

dlltort*. StMtfy •mpioyiMnt 

if Htlifactory. Good ulary. 

P.O. BOX 59 

RICHARD 8. POX 

•th STRUT ami ATLANTIC AviNili 

OFFERS FOR SALE 

153 WEST AVENUE 

Plrrt floor—Op,n parch, living room, dining room and kltchm. 

SKond floor—2 bedreonii and hath,' 

Let — M* i fr to an alley. 

Parking space an rear ef let. 

New foundation. 

ALL FOR — 

Vacarif and can man in right .way. MMki *m« rtde»ratlna, 

but will m.k* a nice HHnimr hem. If you aran't fse fuity. 

DOOR IS OPEN 

LOOK IT OVER 

noKiRi' coopetATioN INVITID 

farewell For 

the Matties 

Departing Potter and 

Wife Dinner GtMMtb 

Th» Rev, .lid MM. V. i, BMtUa, 

whs left Oc*«n City WedMMiy to 

reaHM IB mwaii Illinois, inn 

honored wlin • dinner Tuc»d.y «w 

inlniid V tht women of the 

church followed the dinner, which 

lk 

T»» ••». «M,JMt!tta, N W th« 

MMn SHr •»(*•»» ehy«li, will *• 

M» •ill rttVHi •• 

Mulsr of MramaniH wu Russell 

Sutton, who Inlrodund Dr. WUIUm 

A, MJerop, former pulor of the 

ehurth, now pr«Mnit of the Hill*. 

delphU Bible Institute, the nuln 

speaker of tb* »venllig. After Inform.1 

talks by the BeltUei, several 

members of the church entertained 

Hn. Joseph Like Mng • IOIP, 

mid the mfcv, and Mrs. Charin 

Mitchell and Mm, Wllioti pields presented 

a trio. Miss Yvonne Smith 

reclled a poem, and the Rev. Mr. 

MONEY FOR 

FIRST 

MORTGAGES 

To B« AmertlMd Ov-r • 

TMiYMrPM-tod 

LIlMral AppraiHl 

Richard B. Fox 

Ml and ATLANTIC AVE. 

BUNGALOW 

PHONE 0980 

rot? SALE 

South and. New, 2 hadraanw, 

Me bath, living room, medern 

kitchen, floortd attic, 

' A real bur at — M^00. 

GARDENS SECTION 

COTTAGE 

Large llvlne room, mn porch, 

dining room and modarn kit, 

Chan, 1 lo»aly twlroomt and 

Ml. bath, maid', room, powder 

ream. Let iteliS, Naw maple 

ffurnlhira. 

Price — ilMBJ, (Oflar.1 

D. ALLEN 

STREfCtt»j». 

803 Cent. AVMHM 

Phono 0655 

RICHARD 6, FOX 

1TH STUff «M ATLANTIC A"' 

OfFERS FOR SALE - *51-53 P 

DUPLEX AMRTMMf BUILDING 

" Pint «oor 1 MNM MM BtMl 

AII •toctrta klMiaiM 

inaivMkal Idlewrtle atKtrlc taM *(rt*r 

V»MIM bthtd. , , , Awning, 

Mock to toadi mi boardwalk 

ARRANGE TO SEE THIS S 11 

OPIN POllfttMe'VeN -, • A.M. TO * kH< 

• FOR SALI • 

4-BEDROOM SINGLE COTTASf 

Furnished, iirgs (at, A FMI bargain. 

NEW BUNGALOW — G -'- «**«l 

LARGE DUPLEX 

Good Income. Plaaturs Avanutt - 

GARDENS — BaauMful DUPLEX. H«t*d ||j» 

GARDENS — Ranch-Type Hems V. 

Corner. Heated. Naw 

j~. 

YEAR-AROUND BUSINESS 

Excellent income, Worth investigating. Real gftcja 

butineu included. 

$23,000 

MURRAY 

REAL ESTATE 

330 Atlantic Ave. Phone 

THE SIGN OF SERVICE 

Whether You Want to : 

BUY • SELL • REM| 

We Have Available For You All ef thU4rtat|| 

Our Loci Bo.rd of Reeltor, ^P 

REAL ESTATE 

SCOTT 

Phone 3131 

Harry R, Brook* — AsfMial* 

/• 

Guard Off 

iWttlit 

training 

Ml It. hîouartkn In frtji. 

" . The fcltler* will be unde'r the . 

AAA Oun Bat. I command of i,i L*, Rjchard Swel> Oth 

Christian Honored by 

f the WonuB'i A 

Nlllito Bienbcr* of Ocean Cit* 1 , four fedtrited elub. ,w.re pnaant * fa 

bv W«toeilai hliht it an enjoy.ble dltrn.r at tb. Al*yti Hdt.l In Honor of '" 

St Hn, WU»n V ChrtatUn. president of the New Jeriey SUt, MdtMUon of Un 

Tfc Women'. Clubt ^ •-____.,_< - 

^ Th. aMh.>. irniiied by a W«t LM,^,,, «H, til,,, ««„ „ ^" 

•M eomttlttee rcpreMnlbg the WomBn-. Gi^raNM.MMHlM. rtl 

\a£'^Bt n 

< - wUI leav* here to- UM, oBlcer 

, *H»% lira liV^ nf iUtil 1 _ 

Wemp WWUtoel, WP» 

*MM nMrdiM MeMtanf ' ipeelal aouvealr menus were pro, 

nan ncarnna aatr««r». y|d»d to Weiianl Varfer, owner el 

MUs Helen M Derrtek, prMtden! Ihe Alvyn. 

of the ReaeireB Club, toasimi.tr. Colorful floral deeoMUens on th< 

will arri on tte'Cpl. Ger.ld Camp, Cpl, RoUnd CUy 

REALTORS 

0777 Wedejp Avenue •! Eightb Street 

BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES 

(•drawn, bath, etc FunriUiad, CaraB.. ,, M,Q00.M 

and bath Cottag.. Furnlihed, J-car g.rag.. $11.150 00 

, 1-bath Cap* CM CeHag.. H.at. Imwlatlan 

1, Unfurnlihad. Only 4U yean Md,,,,,.,. i1]JN.«g 

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES 

MHi • Cantrai An, Lara. MinWatailied thrM.«amlly 

i, FomlUiad. Hat I—two Indrawn, hath tNrtment; 1_ 

am, fw*fcaMi apartmwt; I—i»«-lmli cum, lavatory 

(tins* 41, Ilinau only raaien fer »lllng ,, HS4O0.00 

MmHantlly Incsme predwnr. Hat t—thrt*JMdrooni. 

r HOiiSI - Ha> I kvdreemi M with running water) 

.tiriibVaroWH, ha* apirtntint. MH|.fu|tliMd AI 

•Mi. rtil (neama afkraxlihaMly %*M.6o feadiicad tb Ut^txlo 

Sorry No Telaphsna Information 

, L, BkAbt 

- FOR SALE 

INSURANCE 

- WWII NIAR TMi BEACH * •OARBWALIC - « KMreoms . 

kler wni . furnlihxl. 

pr|M _ silJOUt 

" *W IM TH1 BAV ••CTiON _ I bedrooms • fcaih - haatei • 

Htrniiliaa. pMe, _ fMBii.«i 

IUM0ALOW — a bedrsemi . til. bath , heated . enrear oa 

•to**l«. Frit. *11,050.00 

HMifl HEATED _ 10 bedrMm, , 3 b.th, , powder raain • 

I M> In op.r.tlOh . |M Incom. . furn, Prlc. _ HUMM 

fWLVUMlT - tHellaht location , e«od Rental Property . 

-. folly furnished and MUlppMU Prlie — r* " 

WMIkY UNIT IN THE BEACH »LOCK _ |n«ni, « 

M . meat, all state NqUlramMtt. Price - iMMUM 

Realty 

SUCCEMSOhS TO C. ItAKRISON JONES 

REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 

MILDRED Q, MATTHEWS. AHHUIe 

lAdutle AveaiM 

Phone O. C, I74T 

CAREY 

' AW Ctfof. 4 /nMiratte. 

'walk at 15th Strut Phon. 0178 

Us If You Want to 

RENT or 

tygagemknt. 

- _.. „„ „, «».„ .,„ ^ aatrtiif earned well dMervad reesf. 

• a i w iuiu>l 

'• *IW««'« elnfc ml. starting aa a 

11 AttttttHMIf Research eluo ameer and moving up 

• • 'iMUJmim 

lo -tatrirt ,Ha sute poaltlan., 

Mr. ChrUUan wai elected last 

June to serve a three-year lerm ai 

llMMai* OMilUkei froa ttiie i Federation prenidcnt. 

In her rnn.rlo, aha ensrested 

appr^l.»lon to th. IKil eluke for 

Savin. .iipport«l her candWat* 

nylfMig 

iji'iiiailTf iTi ITHLLT " "*"" r mtwmnmt Win* nasamarif fa All fh» offli*. 

pnwrtf tUHHM. MM taM Hiat um. at Me ken .» 

As a public utqlty, the cbntpîy Is PvrWHeaa of her Mta han ham I 

subjeet to franchise and gross re- — ^ 

celpts 'axes. u *• • a. • 

1., T ft u M»*»w H?«^ ««•«#« iw ut Force Base 

,«ar HN A proBoMd huge'Air Force hue 

dUce the lncreaie to «lb.dho *t Batsto, near Hammonton. which 

He assured the loirffiEt he wat •»« »«•" «*?««•< to play a major 

not SsnteilMg tH» hirhem of the ">'• I*, euwnoini the eeonpiw of 

a»te«meni, but mi merely uklm *•«•• ••*. *"tadennitely deferred" 

that th. $20,000 mer be aueuwd by Uie Air Fore* this week. 

as pointed but that tl 

merit on the hotel wan reduced frort 

MO.00O to tn,oao in 1M9, following 

the general alarm Are which partly 

destroyed the property in February. 

1MB. The lowered assessment pro. 

vailed throughout the rebuilding: of 

the hotel and its continued operation 

during the put thnk yeom. This 

year, it wai explained, the assess 

ment was returned to Its orlglnn! 

vajue, 

Mr. Ash laid that considerable Improvement]) 

hive been made at the 

hotel during the past several yean, 

and that he was nuking his appeal 

to seek relief from possible over 

burdening by the sudden, heavy in. 

grease in assessment. 

The Board reserved decision oh 

this and Ml other appeals, pending 

its investigation of the properties 

and conditions. 

Final Pl.r Cdht-rt 

Of Swason Tonight 

The Clarence Fuhrraan city dr. 

chestra will play Its final concert of 

the season tonight (Friday) on the 

Musle Pier, 

During this final week of the teason 

the orchestra has had as its 

nest soloist Miss Beverly Bowser 

Philadelphia soprano. In a return en 

Pier audiences Monday and Tueslay 

night gave a hUHy recebtWn to 

Walter Frederick, concert and op 

iratic tenor, who joined Miss Bowser 

md Thomas Perkins, baritone, In 

the vocal portions of the program, 

fTurn to section 2, page 5, for 

tonight's program,) 

j 

FOR 

Ine to obtain final epnroval of th 

mulil million dollar instaiiMian for 

more than a year. 

Congressman T. Millet Hand w«- 

nntined Tuegday that the Air Fore 

had completed a review of its baile 

requirements and decided that development 

of • new depot In the 

northeastern United States Is net 

needed at this time. 

Assistant Appointed 

For Public Library 

Mrs, Constance Llndblom has 

been appointed temporarily as an 

assistant librarian In the Ocean City 

free Public Library, to fill a vacancy 

Martha Stevens, 

Mrs, Stevens, a member sf the 

staff for five years, left the post as 

of September 1, 

Looking far a Buy? t— the Classified 1 

WANTED 

, COOKS 

KITCHEN HELP 

For Florid. 

Seafood JtMtaurant 

Writ* SENTINEL LEDGER, 

BOX 7051 , 

•fating •xporisnea 

SALE 

' RANCH TYPE MttMl - 1 VWr OW - 

Living Itooln, MnatM, MUdarh Mtafrk MfiliMt, hwdar fcoom. 4 Madroom*. 

Tile Mfc, ON H.W. Mat, fully tatulaM.- Storm tath. l«r 

Carago. Larga Lot, Sardtfis SectlM, 

$21,000 unfUMiiKM 

ro4ma, Both^LivIn* Room wlrh Plroplact, Dining Koom, Klichen, 

Oa. H»t. Oanl*rii todlon. . 

AjMtt unm 

Ann*onc4m(Dt« - lUrlteUaa* 

MYWOOb PRESS 

HI Aitary An. 

Laibh Fttirnitiire 

SPRAYEDmtf 

REFINISHED 

All Type, .f Fornltar. meaidshefl 

ELLIS A SHAW 

Somer. Point 2519 or SIM 

Annual 

COUNTRY FAIR 

SEPT. 11th and .2th 

Centra) Church Hall 

SHORE ROAD , LINWMB, N, J, 

GAMES • STRAWRIDES 

DInnsr _ Friday Night 

FRIID OYSTERS . .. $1,35 

DinMr — Saturday Night 

BAKED HAM .,,.., $1.35 

AplculturW ll Ibe HUH given ( 

HHlMflUa town in full , 

ihso* wlHi erdlnarr can. 

I ia-lIM J Ih,.|o.o3 . 

ruM mum* mrmufmn 

- ovId., (ailing nsurlihiMnl Madid 

> niMre M h«Hli gad olgr, 

U MM . 12 50 feerfi 2MS •« fi 

Rutticratt 

Wood«n Fencfts 

Large Selecfien 

of Sfirt/bs 

BERTS PATIO 

SHOP 

201 WIST AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

Hughes' Central Pharmacy 

"TrW Family,Drug Store" 

Cor, 8th Street and Wesley Avenue 

J_ HIT. itiii 

6AINSMROUaM'l SHAMPOO BRUSH - Like a hundred liny rtnitrf 

messailnf your scalp , il JB 

LANOLIN PLUS HARD WATER SHAMPOO lor the Hair *1.00 

•RICK SHAMPOO plul 

•RECK HAIR BRISI — I1.M value for , ,,, $t.«p 

Regular 4f« LACO SHAMPOO plus extra lie ilia boflU — 

A Me value far ,, ,, , .". ."„".,,"". 4ie 

AQUAMAHINE SHAMPOO by RiVLON — 

For normal, dry and ally hair 

II.14 

A COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS 

Including! p.rfum.i _ Tetlet Wat.n _ Biiitina PeiMan — talcuM 

ihswden — Llpsilcks and N.ll Pdllhas 

PrHcHptloni Cillad For Mhd MliMMd 

x PRtscRlPTlON aHd NIGHT PUbUfe 

O.G. 0245 

j. TMonHtiY mm, n. 

• OWh.r artd MiH»8.r _ 

ROBERT C, Mtii,, P,D. Au«lata Pharnuclit 

Cor. iffi S|fW»t arid W»*!»r Avenue 

rstliis*. CLAMS - LOBStER TAILS 

LOBsttR (MEAT - mn m 

mm 

RjDUt 

Uo.M^L« ? k.eM|> 

Loin Half PoHc 

Caiifsritla Svaaf la

• s 

I'.- 

, ' 

" . . ' f- -.- < '*i 

LlDOi* Friday, September 11, 1053 

accident Aufuat at Mh >t and 

W«l av. 

Forfeiting: baU wars Richard J 

Michael Calling llye.r-old victim 

Crlppa. to. of Dreul Hill, Pa. *20 run down by & bus here Mtveril 

bad. ipMdbig; John M Dempaev IS weeks ago, WEB transferred y*«t*rd*y 

from the Shore Memorial Has- 

SOMERS POINT—VlrilnU Hornbiker. 

tuo.ond~.-h.lf yr*rsjld daugh- 

Llewelyn, or Orovn CItv Mr* Pout 

The Judfff* *ere Mrs lltrlirrt 

of phiiKteipnla. 110 baU, tpecdlnn. 

WOllam R. Ho;*. JO. Wllnnniton. plUl to the Wllk#«-B*rrv hospital 

ter of Mr. and Mm Edward Ham, S&Uburfl Atlantic tit* and Aftnom 

Del. **> Iwll. apacdlnc. Raymond J for continued treatment of his badly 

Injured right le*. 

taker. 107 N. Cambridge av.. Ventnor. 

wan crowned queen of (he an. CM. 

b|>ttuln Nathaniel (" ^mith o( Oi^mn 

ling. Mickln. of Philadelphia *16 ball 

paMins red light and failure to curry Tht* yountfstfr wan struck Augu»t 

nual Somrm Point baby puradf. Monday 

morning, before a cheering L>1\ iHl'in 1 I- Mm* Ihnin i IIni \n ' 

Prixe winners 

Driving rfrrrer-a lleena*. and June, w 31 At Wh st. and Central AV, hy a 

Scott. 1«, Jenklnlown. Pa. SS ball. owned by the Atlantic City 

thronii of >perutars who gathered u Wr.n>M. lln\inll(in lh 

Hunt hjr Ma-failurfymtktui A, 

LrcRoy A. May. M. of 17 E. Oakford 

to carry drlier'ii Iktnse Transportation Co. and "pirated by 

at Krhrle Field for the Jilditlnu. fol prlz(> sitwii INK hut i ( 

lowlnu the pnrade. 

NlninlUK R^-ond IMIH\ 

Dli iKlon •£ KltHitH Anifilt-jin 

DtamiaMd »ai a charge of Im 

•to eoort, TunlNn 

av.. Plvasjuititliiv 

The queen, blonde and blue-eyed. rim-k Kllnmin P.IM. fli«l i.rl/v. 

Draper reflatrallon againil William 

and charm «*»lM»ArV*« B Durkln. 28. of NarthllPld. and 

Tht> *kln nf the boy'tt right leit wan was on a final entitled "IHiildv's KTOIT. MTunil }M |7 

I WH dhmlMid. and bafr waa careleia driving charged again*! Rich 

brnkfn open, exposlnif inriuns und Sweetheart 

r»i!nh)n I Poll ti>nth 1 Imlii Tflm k 

In tha cue of live whoanl M naildton. 19. of Plttuburgh 

muscles from thigh t>- In .-.tn.-ti 1 

and Frank Everlv. 7-1, of Phllmtd 

Michael, who wm vacationing here, 

Hartley, ten «f Mr. and t'l-itun firm i»rt/r; \l;it«tf lll^ 

/ if, of pala Crowyd, phla. 

was U> h*vt» been returned to Wilkps 

Mr, William Hartley, of Atlantic .inft. 

Dli 

•t flned MO Mr apaadDuI on 

lUirrp Thursday by tlu» Ot-e*n City 

av, Somert Point, m crawrwl Biirry 

v t 

iH-l/i- 

•T, W for (aOun to any I 

ambulance, but plans were changed 

king of Iht event Ha rode en the 

< H.ii I. Bln 

"•a *ad*4 «a«2 Jbacpn And Mor* Aro Naadad when VVIlkes-RArrc volunteered to 

American Legion Dill 

!\ lllc c.lil. 

•T Mbnjn. N. J; w Thf? oil Industry employs sfml itstambulnnce h*-re. 

Mti\or I-1eft \V < hnpmon w.i* 

I M emu an a anlea than 17,000 colleflr-tralned cntt 

mn*ler of crrrmnmcn for the Annual 

twlttm from an > «pd scientists 

Army Grows N*w 'Crop' 

Dn% P\MI Ihe xiMh of a *t l (lit-. 

r 

1 , flr j Mill 

Otmlnn! 

l 

R "I i 

Hllty Alh'n. r 

; 

us In -icrrible- condition, thouuh 

During 1930. the last y-nr the in-thcinuralor op^raied, the tjly budyet Mid he "inheflied" a rundown plant 

buUdlns Itself is not bad. He 

appruprtaipd $2(1,1*00 for trash and when he flrsi took onlce as 3 rum. 

! garbage disposal The apprnprlafinn misKionrr, and that the intervenins 

had \m>n S2.-i.iHW, in 1934 and 19ft5, years nf disuse have taken additional 

and §21,300 in 1913 tin- low point af 

toll of ihe properly, prpey, which at pre« 

| the depreph fi, Cham. 

1 plan decided In Hhul down ihe plan! 

I becmise it was Qhesper merely to 

i pay far eollertinn and disposal u-ith' 

I out Imrninu The nnraw was. 

I coiirse, I hat pie fnrmi'rs 

inuiiilHnil acre dlapuilntl of the tar 

bsKr far prnciicallv niiihing. (u fit 

it for feed. The east af trash ftilleeiion 

was gnly nboui SN.000 n 

year at thai time 

of bonds In pay nlf ov 

I vrur term The Inil i>f tln'»i- l 

were retired only thn-o yours 

even tliniiuh the plant hii stuixi idle 

, fur in yearn 

Mayor Mouker this week drnrrlbed 

the worklnit mechanism of the plant 

Sine* thin, rotti of collection 

and ditpesii have tt.-dlly mount 

•d Th* 19S3 b..rio*t hat *n -p^ I!** pninti'd nut that the inrin' 

proprl-tlort sf s*3*S7§ for trash < orator, when opiTStCiny, lijsti t_>m|ttf ! d 

*nd eartMBt, Thii ii m bis bsesf ! ponsiderahlf Ninokc from H** Fliinv 

from 1912, wh#n th* iftual toil ' ntv. a rimdiiiois ihai pro vails in A! j 

was 147,711. | lantir City and mam othop plat*t*s I 

upprafing Nimilar plants 

Becaiisp of the eeniLrtUed vohim? | 

sr now hemp build in M. and the diffi i "Th# qutstisn at budget flme 

eu|tit*s etirsunfcred hy John Peiiu j will b» whffh#F wt WAnt fs tptnd 

and Co, ihis Niimmer. the rgntratt * jet msrm min#y jyif ts eilminit* 

bids for 19-54 tullcctiim are *\pek it over 

open I., the 

Thlf «(nnin9 Uchniqua tt diiCOvtrTng fam hidj*n wtvet w 

curb tft *n «ver«g* ef W% of wsmin, Aff«r thit tr»«fw ...[fT „ 

mint trt* av«r»4*i pT%on n*var *4«>n natdi pin curl tatting^ y 

p«rm«ntnt w#v*j «rtd Hiiiom under hot. noity dritrt. HtdiMUi 

IBI itniif NMI reu 

Now Open In Ocean City at Till FUndtr. FIMtt 

Call zfn 

iilan Air Conditioned Far Toar CaadaM 

These Famous Women 

Invite You To Put On 

BLUE BONNET|| 

You mike a hit with everybody 

when you put on BLUB 

BONHKT Marcarinet Makn 

everything tut* 10 much 

MMF/ And you'U notl that 

every delldotK pound bu the 

moffnlnf ftwh fl&¥QF t 

RMI 

Economy! 

Eî pound of titty, noflrhhfatt 

Bum BoNmn MMiMta 

«nta teatluu koVii arath H 

th. Mth-prt«d apMdl Yarn 

an iwlly fault on «« ' " 

en»I8oputonBMWBoam»T 

•nd ot Iril l%mm K«- 

WUPH, KoMnor/l 

Extn 

Nutrition! 

Know the farta! W 111 *! 1 ?^ 

other ">"l"' n !i!j^jLk 

BONNET la rleh i" "SV. 

and Vitamin D! v ~- "* 

BONNET fivts » 

round food value •iw-- 

prlfledaprHwn 0 '"""' 

VALUES UKETHESE—PLEASE 

L AGRtE-YO-J SAVI OORI AT ACME 

SwMt Calrfonii* Nwnhf R«d 

GRAPES 

E»tro Fancy , y 

IU 

High Color 

tlsw mutb do you p«y l^| all yeyr tesd twedt? The* end Mat aSena, quoIHy tee. 

%:ieni. eMmniiiM fcow Msb yc» HVI. Cfcsch quefify and prtw. aod you'll fura is 

Aem. f vary ilia. 

NK£KflNS2*i9< 

PoclM Ii a rid tomato MH, youll anjoy Mw laNka florar of H*u mall whit* bran. 

TOMATO SAUCE 

APPLE BUTTER 

PINE APPLE JELL Y 

Fathioned 

SOLID PACK TOMATOES »,» U c 

KOB FORD SEEDLESS RABINS u » ^ 1 Jc 

ttfae eOMESTYLE PICKLES n. 19c 

fchp J...I CiltMniia 

Amarltsn Prlia 

OLIVAB PLAIN OLIVES >u »,~ 

CARROTS 

, 

Griff: e*r.f*nifa 

el W 

CELERY 

l mr W 

SWEET POTATOES 3 16 C 

U. S, Gov't Graded Choic. Comfed Weirern StMr leaf 

T-bsn« 

Time to Re-Seed Ten* Lawn 

LAWN SEED °S" 5 £ $ F S Porterhouse 

er Sirloih 

Br.nd 

CAULIFLOWER 

Frsi@n 

LEMONADE 

At*? Orange Juice 

Faics Onosa Juice 

A p 

AM* French FHe» 

Pôf' Cut Corn 

Valley Fraat Melon Eelli 

STAR KIST 

TUNA 

OP 

Chynk 

Styhi 

THE 

STARS 

OaluM 

can 

KANANA BANANA FLAKES 

MV0N8HEEII BBEAD CRUMBS 

•OMSK COCOANUT 

••NÎUIIE OLIVE OIL 

PEAKX TATIOCA 

2 a 

l *•« Bge 

C i tf c 

1 » .. >! M> >*« 

gdtat All OraM Cut AsparafD* '- lie 

JUM# Cut R«d MM 1 »*~—21e 

Farmdalo Cut Otwm •—HIN'W »*»*»1< 

£Msa£ Whol# Swetrt Potato** '^Mt 

J^^ Pinsoppl* Chunk* "£^.2 'i^ 37e 

Hormel Spam | * f* 1 **^* 47c 

Hormol Chili Con Cam. jUr^* 31c 

Mary Kitchen Roast Be>«f Hath '^Mi 

BEVERAGES r.^ 

Om 1 Fate Btr,

-T 

•ifft' 

Chatterbox 

9th and Central Ave. Phone 0717 

"WHERE FRIENDS MEET 

TO EAT" 

• R R V I K O 

Breakfast • Luncheon - Dinner 

Delicious Sttaeka 

Fountain Service lee Cream 

PMH #!1S FOB Ol'R rRRR DELIVERY SERVICE 

Your Doctor Knows 

SELVAGN'S.£ffl 


A. A. SELVAON. Ph.G. 

9th St. and A.bury Ave. 

II, C. SfcLVAON, Ph.G. 

Phone 1839 

TRICE DELIVERY SFUVH E 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

ONLY THE PINIIT DRUGS USID 

IN COMPOUNDING YOUR PpjIICRiFFiON 

Ocaan City's Largeat and Moat Modern Coametic Bar 

Let Our TRAINED COSMETICIAN eattltt TOU in vour l.l.tllon. 

Prefeprad SumnHr and Solid Colosnei and tallMriH 

TM N.. ANT.ZVM. 

Johnstone's 

RESTAURANT 

Continue, .cllon $3 and 37 

858 Asbu-v Avenue 

— Now Serving — 

BREAKFAST 

LUNCHEON 

DINNER 

WANTED — WAITRESSES 

Fer the Balance ef ths Season 

MH 

Closed Mondays 

Urh ri iTuhnslpnc* Junes, Prop, 

Spur. Introductory OH.r _ Eliza- 

*'" "»"••»• •"*•'• •• Bulling 

Cswjler. 

fcsth Imr ooly — u,ij 

FILMS _ CAMIRAS — PLASH BULBS — 34-Hour D.v.loplng S.rvlc. 

ALL tAIB TRADE 1-niOES — SO I.OIVIR MtKtS ANVWHFRE 

Now Open 8:15 A, M, to 11 P, M. 

SUNDAYS 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

On the Traffic Circle, Somer. Point, N.J. 

MO LI XI BY TAX IN BU.VE1M POINT 

Complmtm Stock of 

POPULAR BRANDS 

IMPORTED and DOMESTIC 

WHISKEY • WINE 

• LIQUEUR 

ICE COLD BEER 

AT ALL TIMES 

8—SEKITINELLEDGER Fiiti.iy, 11. in"i3 

'Save a Life a Day' 

Drive Getting Results 

flrii'iljiim as -V liiviii! of thfci 

,1* • «, «.> nn- »Mll three jhnrl uf J 

.. LJi.^nT nnil '^;H si-i,' DiriTior W' 

;fl. Thi-' «hiiri:iiif. li '-• linortl. will J 

. riuiiin .ill in Miit-rriiiiii; *«o M = *> 

! llr udil,,l thai li "J- iil>» 

1 ' (> inn llwl thr »|H"rlui rffiir!" 

At the clow of the firs! weeFof the "Save a Ufo a Dov" %u"!*% r^ **.. L O«* • 

JM 

irafTK' safely program in New Jersey, the record stood at l:i. n*£tl* ,^L,l »«•.• h 

lives lost. Director Arnold H. Vey, Bureau of TinfTif Safety j »vr i.. ihr «iaie f»r thr 

Department of Law and Public | ••-" - 

' ' i ii»» liniiday prrinii, a* UB»( 

: 

Safety, aiinoiiiiced Wednesday. II 4-..S m,. r ,.„..,„„,,„ r ,.,,.„ ,,,.,„, '" "" '"•" l ' r """ 

T h u ri|irr»iTHi-fl .. .in iim i.f thri-i. ]!Ji> !>„> [hii,>' :mi : I.I 'IIM 'i.r-'l' 

22nd STREET RESTAURANT 

is Now 

OPEN DAILY - Except Mon. 

**w* 

22nd ST. and ASBURY AVENUE 

Phone 8530 

ttn 

Seaside Theatre 

Soraeri Point, N. J. 

SHOWS — 7 . 8 P, M. 

* FRIDAY • SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11 . |j _ 

PAUL CHRISTIAN in 

Phone «•§ 

Adults . 50c 

Children . 25e 

TA\ IM 1,1 111 II 

"BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS" 

lalurday M«fln#», 1 P.M. — Added Ci.toom 

SUNDAY . MONDAY, SEPTIME X 11 • 14 — 

KATHRYN GRAYSON in 

"SO THIS IS LOVE" 

THIATRf CLOSED TUfSDAY NIGHTS 

WlDNiSDAY THURSDAY, SIPTIMBEH 16 . 17 - 

• DOUBLE FEATURE PKOSRAM # 

RONALD REAGAN in 

"LAW AND ORDER" 

— and —_ 

JOHN PAYNE in 

"KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL" 

:ONEY'S 

LIQUOR STORL 

Well Known Brands 

RYE 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BEER 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A. M. to 10 P, M. 

No Sunday Sales 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a.m. to 2 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

12 NOON 

Phone 9051 

34th Street 

Just Over the Bridge 

DAN'S 

PHONE im 

Every Day Catches 

Fnth Jersey Bonita 

Filet Flounder Sea Boss 

Largm Wmakfish King Nsh 

Large Blumflsh 

Fnth Scallops 

Fnth Shrimp Clams 

Fnth Cfab Meat 

SEA 

FOODS 

10th ST. AT BAYFRONT 

BAIT 

Creund •unktr 

Frnh Shrimp 

^ 

T h l 

' •*«*'' •' I' 1 ''- •' T"«ii> ' 

HI 

.ifl-ll-Wll li» J 

In I rilrrailhi an aphral in 

mnii'FUU hi ipi-riim*. "liO = sa*i.rV\ 

llhriliir VIM milrd ilia! th? I ... 

iHH'turu iif M-hitnU ij|U for i'Mfa 

Urivhii; prrM'atiliiili « hrn itryr 

î'huiii grimmi*. lli.miitdgni Ilia! 

M iiiiiii by^f* Mill MM"! hi- s f:imill.r 

-.1 E 111 uiuill •••• .l(l(lr,| lll.ll ll. 

-lc- |>ii hint; up 

"Or? iniiMipic hifir h i LI h W n V : 

Positions Open in 

Federal Government 

M.--:.- Ii. 

r. Ilil I 

w,,,. II-, 

DuPont Pays More 

In Taxes Than Wages 

' V ' "IWIIlT.ll 

PRINTERS' 

MYWOOD PRESS 

Ph. U80 823 Anbury Awe. 

11 ALWAYS A B.c IHOW HERB, 

|eh!Wr«n under 4—FREE Alwiyii 

'|MI. 4SAT. StBhltill 

I BACK TO SCHOOL "AIITV 

Frl. i.a. _ BIS 4.yNIT SHOWI , 

i eMILDRSN undtr 4 _ FRIII I 

! — UNIT No 1 _ ' 

In TICHNieOLOR 

Je*i McCHEA . Bapfc.,, HALI 

"The LONI HAND" 

— Flyi — 

"COUNT THI HOURS" 

Ttriia WRIGHT 

Macdanald CARiV 

Ns. J _ At MIDNITEI 

"PHANTOM Prom PARIS" 

— arid No 4 _ 

OiANT KARTOON SHOW 

in KOLORI 

IUN. • TUIS. Sapi, IJ.Uil 

BLAIINO In COLOR 

in 1 DIMENSION 

Randolph iCOTT 

Cl.lr. TRIVOR 

"THi STRANSIR WORI 

A OUN" 

— PLUS — 

The BOWERV BOYS 

"LOOSe IN LONDON" 

win, & TMU«, i,Bf, I., | 7 

Ateili SMITH • Kaith ANDIg 

"SPLIT SECOND" 

— PLUS — 

•dmund OWINN 

MayrHii O'SULLIVAN 

"BONZO GOES TO 

COLLiOE" 

MQORLYN and STRAND — Mat, Daily . 2i30 — fv«. , hH 

VILLAGE and SURF - M... Sat. . 2;rt _• tv^. *H 

THU, • SAT, 

S«pt s 10 • 12 

MDDRLYN 

MON. • WID, 

Sept, 14 • 16 

THU, - SAT. 

Sept. 10 • 12 

MON, . WID. 

Sept. 14 . 16 

THU. . SAT. 

Sept. 10 - 12 

WID. . THU, 

S»pf. t# . 17 

MON. . WED. 

l«pt. 10 . 12 

2o.hv«r*'•• 

CONT. SHOWING 

FRI. • SAT, 

Ip GLEN* 

FOR, 

TECHNICOLOR 

TME FSTHH Of THE HIDE IS 

NOW THE FATHER OF THE ACTMSSI \ 

Spencer jean Teresa 

m-mm-m 

•THflCTRtSS' 

DISNIV CARTOON 

* NIWS 

STARTING MON. — Mai. Daily 2:30 Eve. 7:151 

C S. Forester's grtotitt iliry ôl h^j4ttiihjn n1lil||| 

Jft 

, JEFFREY HUNTBtHaii 

'wENDyiua.mki 

SAMUEL GOLDWYN, 

New Musical Wond.rfilml 

L 

V 

Hans Cliii»lian And 

S aiitiyKaye 

MON, . TUI, 

Sep», 14 . IS 

RIOULAR ADMISSIONS: 

A«ul»s—70s 

... FARLEY GRANGFR ..-.-.J" 

ehlldpfn—Me 

YOU LL FAIL IM 

LOVE WltM 

îLSiilrr 

HRHE 

-Mt 

inEMflsnRil 

BflLLAKlUfi 

JEAN 

THI SURF CLOSES FOR THE SiASON 

m Tracy 

the Strand 

sfyrtd In On# 

: Hii I*** Ro '** 

the Movies 

MOORUV 

Tw4m? and Tomsprvw 

I "Piiinrii'f in tlie> Sun" I* an ad- 

VtMitiiK-rumnnci 1 sf ii treiisurp himi, 

I dm*p iji thp ntina of ihp hu'as ef 

| iiU' anejoni A/ti-FN, 

FUmod in .Nf^xk'u n; Oaxnrn. tho 

; iikMttri' siars Ciiofifi Ford, Dlunn 

I U>[in nnd Poificin M.-dmn in a niu»- 

pQnwsfiAUuA lirnnui uf uaUi um. 

>IaiidBy. THfdav and H>di t#t.d«v, 

, • = C]i*ntU'rn*'n iM.frr H|nndf?3ri,ai| ,,f 

ilui'tlnn mill Prii-i * in New jvpurv 

Auru'Uhiift' 1 '—jusl piihlislitid by ' IlalpiBlFii al%a havr taadr UiFlp 

Joi.n W, C'anrri', • i nil Alkii tl. fenlplbyilaB hj incrFaMni ih# 

Wulltf, Kiiliirr? L'îî. ty imrU-ult" humllrr gf mllll filii 10 prr frlii 

urul i raiiomi>1>, avrr ihr prr.Hap avrrajf Thf 

pTOduellen prr raw prp flip In 

Thry fUlmalr lh,.l lhr (still vai rrraard II prr rrnl. and Ihr iatnl 

" " ' af food proayrrd bj Sirw milk ppMurtlsn Inrrranril 36 prr 

Jrpwj f.rnirpa b, 11,53 W M M ,,„, ,„ lhl% p t t M 

Bfr rrnl ntorr than In ihr 1913.311 

UPF-wap prrlad. This rampapr^ Is Tilt 1 Uvsh nnirkii vt'Mi'tMblt- Mia 

milvnil Inrrr.Kr In lead pro. ilu«iry Im., riiri!iRu,.(( on n liiirly 

durliaii In lhr HBF prrisd af iî'n keivr ill>ir jlvt „,,.„ ., hH,r miIli(in doli|irj, pm-,.,,,,, 

iiiip Thn urnw-il in poultry nymli- I,, Jyail lo ulmnsi :i< mllliinv 

i^rs ;:!i(i thi. iii^ft'iiMHl prniiurliiiil piT -^~ -- = . 

l.iril (iriij UE) 10 a fuur-liilil iner. 

in iilUA 1 mi (jFuduttiupl* 

Inc-rraafd 

lr\ K t>rvurhl out bv th* tarn 

rru*»-tt*llrr rrporl In tin- prtw 

»r pf-rlod farm rrrrlptM from 

pt'bltrv and tut* rtpwtnnteti "^ 

rrt rlpttt frwltl farm nurkrtinitT'. 

In iV.Z thr almost Mfl million df.l 

|jr rrr^lptit frum poulfri and rmen 

4>f thr toUl 

While lomti.ftci ronlimtr us Ni-w 

Near 9th Street 

OPEN THRU SEPT. 20th 

nil 

M • .** 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

NATIONALLY 

FAMOUS 

OPEN DAILY 

FROM 

12 Neon to 9 P.M. 

— VISIT OUR SEAFOOD MARKET — 

Select Your Seafood — See It Prepared 

Have ll Served at Our Delightful 

STAINLESS STEEL BAR 

Open Daily 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

Bakery — Open Daily . . . f A.M. 

TAKI HOME , , , READY TO SERVE 

DELICIOUS COOKED 

HOMI-BAKID GOODS 

SEAFOODS 

Bum • f»i* • Cikn 

SPEEDBOAT RIDES - SAILING TRIPS 

FISHING PARTIES 

CHRIS MONTAGNA . Prop, 

On B.y N e «r 9th St. % s pi.r* 

liirnii.ncin. Ui> Neineniljer IB anil 20, 

i»i. Viiii'enl anil ins nrvhi'Mra will 

tuki. ovi-r ihi- Miirim- Bali ruum 

liiiiiilKiniid. 

Other i.l:r!ifi:i]iai iiielmle the Ihrill 

iMPi'iis iilir! wilfi.r spurt. NlHiU fi>Hlurns 

the fjis jna Hiirsi., ihi- Hi.|ili|. 

iirium, me Vli\ iii» Bell. «nti iiiiiny 

n'.ht.r?. 

Suuth 

sity m Cnmttuii, All diiy cliisucs also 

will bitiiin nt'St wti-k. und cvpiiini! 

I'liuscs uill upen mi Mnnilny, Srp. 

u.nibt.p 21, 

Mmidiiy iwd Tursflay. Brfiti'mi_*r 

H lind 13, will bi. fliuil puKisipation 

linyn fop Bluiirnts vurDllinR in Hut. 

JUTS CfilU'Ki' uf Smith Jersey and 

HMUfta Schonl of i,aw, In-wrvln' 

triirluTii uiin plan to attind the 

Sehuti] of EduttiUiiH in ramden 

musl peBistcr tin Tuenduy. Septqin. 

bor IB, b.-Kinninn at 4 p.m. Evrninis 

«tudinl« In Uniiwiiilj- COIIBEP havi. 

until Friaas', Seplcmbvp 18, to turn. 

Iili'ti" their rt>i!i«lr»tinn but j, Bud. 

li>y Hill wlio tlipccts tht> pvniind 

prOMriim advi.ia that Ihuy liihr> ad. 

vuliiiiiSo uf ihe eiirlier iluys of the 

week. 

Nick.l in flrth'i CruK 

Sch-nllsls tsllmali- Ihot (he farth'ii 

crasl contains about twite us much 

nickel •« capper, line and lead com 

Wned. 

CUSTOM 

• Counter Tops 

B Sink Top* ( 

• Cocktail TaUmm 

John E. & Howard 

TROUT 

Call O.C. 1200 

SECTION TWO 

SENTINEL-LEDGERÎ 

If th* tas hsH bi-rn mUb^ 

The Diri'Hnr n\?nt pfiinlori oui thill 

h^ rtillftwitiH .irldftionut Ft'fU'ru. l»ft 

tijItMnUnn.^ iniHl LH- nii't un !hfiin!i= 

tli.ti : 

gmriliivi'i : M whhhoidinM nvov siiHf 

' Fi'iiiUiil iiiuninr liix iillfl Ft?Hc-iiil 

ihi UEI 1 is-iiinsH uist riurlnti tiihMi 

ii i!u' firî iwn miiiiiliM uf ihi 1 qiuirt = 

f |!iiv iiirnpitni in uuitinri/i'H ih 5 * 

iiiF.|lnry 

8riilir,[li< ihfiii'fmi.fun rrtlilMLs nf 

!i,ii-i'hi-h!iT= iiMil ijifh'^rs »Fui dlrut't^ 

n>, • tf iiii-fiyn inrfiiiiiii UPD? U hiih 

et' tni vm- 1} \-,i

1 -1 

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METHODIST CHURCH 

A/i«r» wi« Teaxher of th# long Wgbolic^ said, "Man cannot live by bread 

•lone." There are hungers of the mind and .bill Hut things' material can never 

Sometimes they come in the form of trials and sorrows. Sometimes they are 

upiratiom that bid us sear to height! we have never dared attempt Howsoever 

th«jr appear, they often go unmet because we fail to understand their nature. 

.The lovely little refugee in the picture is passing through in agony of heart. 

But she seems to have learned a great secret; that the only source of 'power 

adequate for her needs is GOD! And she is looking to Him. 

Yes. God and Ood alone is the answer to the deepest needs that, man can 

know, As we give our best to Him, He gives His best to us i And the God-directed 

life finds a satisfaction and a joy that can,tome from no other source. 

That Ood and thp individual may be brought together in vital relationship 

it the purpoK of the Church. 

THE CHURCH F6& 

AU, FOff iMpE 1^ 

Ths Chureh is ihs gFabrtaai faster eii 

th» building el character and geed ciilionthfy 

ll ii a stsrehsuae ef spiritual values. Without a 

strong, Chureh. Beiiher demeefaey nw eiviliistiss 

can survive. Than art lour sound nasoam why , 

every person iheuld attend larVteH NftMf i 

and support Ihe Church. They are; (1) For hit 

own sate (2) For hw ehildren'i'mke, •(*) Far tof 

sake si hit community and nation, (4) Tef thi; 

wk« el (he Chureh liielf, wfiSeh needs his mow!"" 

and material support Plan to go to church, najiK^ 

tally and read four Bible daily, ' ''•"*• 

'.'. Mitiiuw 

... Minim 

Thia Series fa Being Published Under the Sponsorship of the Following: 


OF OCEAN C|TY 

Ml Aabury Avenue Phone 1300 

•ei. HulMaf — Healo* . 

CHURCH WITH TNI CAklLLON" 

1 Avnv and eighth Sfrt«f 

XSTANLiV WAOO, TH.D., MUNISTIR 

9^0 A M — Church School 

11:00 A M — Morning Worship 

— "Stand Up to 6fwafn**s" 

SUNDAY, $mmm 

M^MLYN Tf RltACi' 

7M P. M, 

S»rmo#t by ' 

isiti 

DR. J, STANLEY WAGG 

AWS/C BY CHANCBL CHOIK 

I 0. ASHTON, OrfmlM Mri ChalrmMMr 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

Association 

74th SEASON 

SUNDAY, SBPTEMBER 13th 

9 A. M. and 11 A. M. — ld.ntic.al NrvlMt in th« 

Lake Memorial Tabernacle 

ASMIRY AVIHUI —3lh to Ml STRIETS 

Mr. and an. Evaru Lobb aad 

daughter Peggy, of Marion, M, 

an wending a week with Mr. and 

Mn Jame. Cloud. 

* B • 

PMmbun, «nnouDM th. Wrth of a "** " * • •"*•»•. bo«*irtfc^ 

Mr*. Margaret Baetga hu nturned 

d.ugrjier. •atartay, ai tl» nOaiil- Mm JHBBMM WOda, of Driaw»< „ « ,* *,,„' 

PhU Nanl Hotâl. The ftMMM Mr. aad^M«rjUAMT&to mt£k "** e v « OIM " "" •«"• 

have anMter dau|M«r, Untfa. Albert, Jr., ol Blvxnkle, were tnwk- Miu Jan BTDWD. of Harimraodi 

• • • .Ml lUMs of Mr, and MM, Brink. Mr.. Bath* Smith id Hn. In 

fcrfJk^*, 1 *^ ^f"8» "5? '* >ww ' *•'. i , *nn, of OCMB City, caited or. Mr. 

recently'enjoyed . brief vacation in Mr. and Mn, Joseph Wriggln. and J? 1 *.!*!" 1 iff"* SS. 1 1 * *S* H>1 " 1 

the PocaDoa, . 

Ue 

fanny .pent Saturday In Ocean City. 

«« ODdar, Saturday afternoon. 

• * • • > • "** * • S 

Mr. aad Mn. Edward Young and Mr. and Mn. Robert HassMpen and *» Mary Sthweibhu entertained 

daughter, Molly Ann. wera fueiti daughter, Loretu, were guerta of tar sofrWaw and granuwoB, Hart 

an Sunday of his brother-in-law and Mn, Herbert Little, In Ocean CHy, lochuna and M, Karl, Jr., of Phlla- 

•tater, Mr. and Mn, Jack Devlin and Sunday. 

Mania, Friday. The lochumt wan 

children. Jack and Jill, of Woodbury. • • • *acaUoorof in Ocean City, laat week. 

• • • Recent guaMi af Mr, and Mn. • • • 

Mn Ida Detro entertained her Brtnkley Boy were tbelr aon and • Sunday tiitton at the JfMar name 

brother4n-law and dater, Mr. and daughter-ln-Uw, Mr, and Mn, Brink- were: Mia Mary Smith, of Newark; 

Hn, Janes Tomara. of VlneUnd, on Jay Boyce. wttk Mr. and Mn, A. Saul, Mn, Lyde Smith and Mr. Bertha 

Labor Day. of Uvenlde, Smith, of Ocean Oily, 

• * • * • • ; .0 m \ 9 •- 

Mr, and Mn, Hobart Young and Mr. and Mn. 'Helitt Caldwell at- Boris Champion, of Palermo, It 

children. Hobart and Lean, returned tended the Sunday evening- (ervlce vidtlng with her grandmother, Mr. 

home thk week, after .pending MM •' "» Stand Theatre, Ocean City, ChrUUne WaUMiko, thl. -week. 

Una with bar Bannts, Mr. and Hn, •«* Omramor Theodore B. McKel- * . . 

Maurice WUtdoB. of Delmont. din. of Maryland, as the guest Mr. and Mn. Jame. Cloud enter- 

• • • weaker ,. tamed Mr. and Mr*. Thomat Urban. 

Jackie Devlin, of Woodburv wa< • • • * la Pon 

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to Number » to 

: The Haw ftnty MM »• Crt- i ~ T^~ ',' - • TT,''-. 

kW I* Mannini » axtantad weak- MARYLAND AVJ, ^LlW|pil I 1»>t» 

wtprogrm of outdoor tndnlog«Kl ," !T^ ^ ^ ^ ' 

! : 

nr. flghttag toehaMNti at rort Ua> 

mmamttM*. '" " aMaillbtf''' 

n»/H CWIB HamUtw n of Wglt to M«*t Wl IFHl 

Mr. and Mr*. WlUam Hunjlton, 4» The AU*aUc County Untt of tka 

Onml av, tonow at the 0, a Nav* New Jertey AnocUUon for Ratart- 

•1 Reeelvinf SUtlon, Ndrtolk, Va. 

awaiting further anlgnment to a 

ifanl untt la the AiUntlc ansa. I 

The Norfolk Man! Receiving 

;r^r srito^ryK: CHIIM mi . QHAI - 

MMnmant wUI be limited to 900 WMII»H IM M HIIHl 

and volun«.r bnm and ' ' 

benofpl.ntbrig.de*. ; , _ „£ AA'U * 

—— I Op»n All y«« - OoffK ** W»»* 

HMM SwMM Mtit MI7 

Tomorrow Night ' 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. ifSS 

DON'T 

To Attend 

FORGET 

.*#;- - 

•- r" '.i»wA 

PAOWttGOWS 

and 

•______^^ Your unlt'i iruunan otHw an 

g- I •,_!,«, .i,, ' «iv» you fun dcUIU. 

tpl. Stabbint Wins a—r m u» or»onj te d ruaw. 

"*" " UMSUH •"* ? i" 1 *P*M "•»«• tone on tmlno»i 

n_S^^ff 

•*• du * Bow th«t tteiB «un« to- 

Wil, Omtm W, St»bljln«, Mil of via my entitlement for truining 

|ttJ_ABB« OlBbbAw, MS Shsn rt. iw«tar U» Korean Ot BiUT 

SS^S*,!* 1 ?* A "•""** ""ta* A^*». TWinlae fluty ^r member 

Ito h^ Aol of the iwmth in hi. of the «nijiil rwrvs nuy not 

ramivnif mtan » mn with tbe wtl«m.nt la Kenan OI ttJinJaf, 

«2S AJ^^LS^ 1 to *• wmiKWd dMbOMy, Would lh.t «n. 

^fS^*^J^S^*°PP* tin. m» to tralniai mttr PubUe 

C l m » s tn compute b»mlc tnlnlnf. I*w ISf l u i World W«r H 

G* Drtwn by Woman A-JI wouia not, ^j^jt, 

HN MM; 0 HIM 

&2ii£ttlUSfi£EfiBfc 

A mmniM Mm Mnr fran ol * f to *• eUglol, far FubUe L»w 

•WW, W,, ni Hiinily Wand »• tnUnlng. There an othei' «- 

» « g when the or .he i dpi*, qitomenti he mm, meet, u weU, 

Mtirvek iBotlwF operated ^ » *-I yndentond I mut; mve my 

OT^.W the intwMGtljMi of the arlfliul dtaeharn p«w before 1 

OMte la lieu of the 

? 

BEACHCOMBER'S BA 

GIVEN BY 

V. F. W. 

FERGUSON-FOGLIO POST NO, 6650 

Dress For The Beach" 

(IntarmaU 

TO II HELD AT THE POST HOME— 

ISA Sfratt mil Bay Avenue, 

REFRESHMENTS . . . . PRIZIS , , , , INTUIT 

Donation: $2.00 1 9:00 P.M. 

TICKETS MAY •• PURCHASED AT BOOR. 

.« 4 

MM Suiiltrs Point 

ifFI 

Jack Newlon 

Atthm P 

WJldwOod Officr 

Th. WiLdwo^T ? piamung 

I. H.ld For Assault ' Iff JtaMTW fflST^ 

8«r M Wndwood, MMtaNH UffM that olf^rtTpa^f iccon, 

g||«tterr on . night club oper.tor hotel .nd rooming home eonMnS 

nnutor 

nuraui •UP covnu 

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FWDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 

M. 1 MiMbl 

f# an convert, win be hl«hll«htfd 

Irteit Pebnury Md H.rch. with ' ' ' 

defy OK the Uuilc Ptor. 

Mi i 

thf^ nlritVal MghlllM 

Bra Chtef AttewSng 

lonmro tonvenfMn 

Fte Chief Samuel R, Smllh thl 

wet* taattending the annual con 

wmttoa M (he totemitlomi Aiio* 

Ujn of Flrt Chl.fi, In Toronto 

i i 1*011 continue until Saturday Dale 

* > • 

M««leo. pyerto 

^m^^^j%mm 

*' 

mint «r »• niMQMoo win M ?»«. «J M«» »W parkway. 

left o--when the Parkway U com he asserted. 

Big the PhUadelphU metropolitan , "We have I 

area with th* Parkway, wPI be the " Korean w 

MM Mi highway undertaking, arter thsl ' na M "' 

Ihe ftHnrv to completed. ' . 

Theodore D. Parsons has promised 

"We man a lot to the 

-meat M It connected ta Beiaware 

with the ferry arrtam,- 

The «shan business is big husl. 

~- He •»« he thought that ths tslt 

Mr InM MkiiUbiil «_ Betholl of highway contraction 

laMtaaT«l IiiJZ. U!S!!l *I •Mula be iwd only when it einnoi 

contlnvea from page I 

%&% fftne sjfiSTJPSiftd: szs* wl111 MJM '• I0 "* 

Warty JuHidk- part, of the waterway route 

i Fund Chairman, 

p l , ^ , ^ ^ "Kfhighe,, Avhlc ..... ... presided at the meeting and added 

_Jf»-,ttte *• Mb *#»*ateBd reached by the Ocean City teams led hla thanks to every committee mem 

•MI»iji«jBil*l MriNftta caWwMiil- by Robert J. Campbell and Hn. bef for ".vour noble effort,, without 

W IMt ihe iMmumtftad m, Mary E. Meyer which BHembled which we ceuld net have begun such 

It shauld have taken the attorney i_ij_t,M In 401 subscriptions, an Industrious undertaking. 

W5r*H** XF* Zt; m • 1 r^*f1» 

»• »" Bell termed the achiilinss' gin 

"•!"•*• , "an expression not only of extreme 

-It I. hU «-u- fc. ..u ... 

og|ly o( Ihf cenlrthutors bul 

if their strong reeling of good 

-ill toward the community". 

j »p«n. , 

_ _. W . Mr, and Mrs. Schilling own and 

Earlier, Cong«n1hp-» Millet operaf, driver's CenfMlenery 

Hand charged that the slite "M. •fore en the boardwalk as well as 

", ftf ff th# Job '" •»"»">• « »H the theatres In Ocein City, hav 

•wi! here our proiporlty Is d* 

pendent upon people Mai able to 

some to thin county, That'i why I 

am thrilled ever the Parkway. Tru* 

portatlon It our life 1 ! Wood. I am 

not think of anyone tetter able ti 

—rry on the program than our nest 

vemor." 

He aba declared that beach tro. 

•Ion l» a oatlonal. rather than • local, 

problem. 

Senator Caflero introduced the 

fallowing at the speakers' table: 

AMemblyman Natbaniel C. Smltb, 

Mayor Henry W, Andenon, of Stone 

T, who alto U Brnident of the 

ape May County League of Munlcl 

-"- is «obeH K. •ell. Congressman 

Lawrence M, Lear, director of 

ihe county freeholderis Mr. Klrknun, 

Mayor Uward B, Bswker, of Ocean 

City, and Mayor Edith M, Oreenln, 

of Avtlon 

UVte^lKlb'b^ •» Mianeed aw other «». 

A huge urld map, •hawing Ihe 

fimiSii. ail, n ~»ÎT> Iiul "" I •"> Wtif "wrt iowrnof," he ienUilve rsute of the Parkway In 

WS^Z iThVfa. ^ tijV S eonddited. "you ire really going tothis county, had been erected and 

BtiTirr ?.5l Hri.TTÎS--•?, hate a team, and that'i the way to extended part way around the dining 

room, 

rfXTuaLaaT •£! L^Lf!^ get the job done." 

Ei~_K"33 •S£ifVSrJ~£ CongiwaMan Hand Hid Ihil he 

"••'' "" '••*' waa "not delighted- with mulii Edgar Cormn. dlttrlM M|lne«r 

• • achieved fcyCongress thus far, but far the Highway Authority, tald 

•Blii he and Senator Caflero uld ln *t "there li a long road lo go, and that MA tor th* entlr. conHrof 

Mr, Troaat declared that while New 

ty will ba oi»n«III, m, C. Mth aAaeJ light at Mlh R, and Aiburv av will 

a racMNy Mta Mia tt phata.) 

and rastavrants, ' —"~~*~ — _____ 

-^•*£iEZ32Si&3&\r'lvmr Flyer Who Lands Plane After 

Stroke, Well Known in Resort 

6 Sirfhs Listed 

At Shera Memorial 

Six births were recorded Ihll week 

at the Shore Memorial Hospital in 

Somers Point, 

j A daughter was bom to Richard 

! nnd Katherlne Ichsller of Ventnor, 

a._, , ., „ j ( ? HtTty 

Barviin. 

town! a Bov to Istber and Wallace 

stroble. of Northneid. September IS; 

a daughter to Virginia and Hathlas 

; Killlan, of PleasantvUIe, on the 1.1th; 

I a son to Mary and jinn tlnworth. 

| of Absecon, on the, 14th; and a 

| dauchter to Lois and Robert Muller. 

\ of Absecon, on the 15th 

Dr. Roger G. LBROM 

Optometrist 

844 Centra! Ave, 

OCIAN CITY, N, J, 

^ Offira HQUrt ^ 

Dally BiSO in 5:10 

Ha HQUFS en w#d. and Bun, 

Man, and Frt, Eve, by Apst. 

Garrison Jewelers 

WATCHES 

DIAMONDS • JEWELRY 

Expert Watch and 

JfiWfilff nfiSUFIIIM 

d 

ALL WA*mi RHil ON 

winl NAtm 

Ml Mini AVMB1 

Katbaal ball af meaa OIV WUg. 

PHOKE U 

PRINTING 

COMMERCIAL 

STATIONERY 

LcWIS L. 

Barrett 

807 Atbury Avenue 

Emmor Roberts, Btêar-old sports., i 

man filer of Mount Hslly, who land, 

ed his small plane without damage 

or Injury at VIncentown after Buffer 

| landed on the beach after he had 

Ing a stroke in flight, Sunday, for. I run out ef gu. A fel!ow*nyer In 

merty was a frequent visitor here by 

! 

] 

another plane was dispatched to At* 

airplane, : 

| iantlc City Airport to obtain pas. Of 

Although airport records reveal 

that he has net bean hare far sav. 

aral years, Mr. Hebarh, a farmer 

hi* return, the pilot friend Hit i 

state senater and fruit grewer, 

fisvrad In fwe plane crashas In 

(MM City Mviril v*ari an*. 

One ef the mere gpeetaeular escapades 

accredited to Mr. Roberts here 

occurred several years ago when he 

soft spot trying to land on the beach, 

nosed his ship over snd shattered 

the propeller, 

AiKthar time Mr, Rakarts was 

• HsMiirfiitii tm lamri J n^n miMl an 

He was stricken as he was landing | 

p 

i his farm landing >trlp, on his re> I ha was talni to avapshaet the 

strip, Instaed of applying hrakas 

oolne kits a (rMnd loop, ha 

•VacaHooer'to Be 

Open For Home Week 

fcvfinnim iivii! p*vv 

tila and faced wMh atsna, limllar 

Plastic til 

thr • • 

a] known as Baita bamboo textured 

wall tile. It Is applied In large 

sheets In some places and In others, 

for contrast. In an eye pleasing 

checkerboard design 

o p § 

a dMiwasMr, slMhas 

»Tr(S*rslS» wlfli «••••! 

snlMust fan. KHcfcen caMMN era 

flHWiM m attractive natural birch 

SHIl Mnatliatr unusual tatJCh Is 

the 100 per cent use af sIMIns 

dears far reams and ctasats, a cam 

sfrvctlan feature which permits 

mare effective plating ef furniture 

In lilt fsdiifc 

ire finished In tile. 

wnni ^(•leHa'Slll 

Insurance Offered 

CanNnued from pete 1 

participating. In schesl • spensorad 

and supervised acHvHIes, except 

jnterschalastlc athletics. 

Dr. Maree, in aufllnlni tha Insurance 

plan ta parents, ampha- 

Another touch, typical of the lux. 

ury touches throughout the Vaca. staad the Important, af repartlnt 

tioner 1> the use of aluminum combination 

saih all over the building, pal of tha sehsal, ••perianM af 

accManH prempHy to tha prlncl. 

sic-type ventilating win tha past two years has shewn that 

r in 

IHIW •CEIsstifs Brw FtpiniB 111111* 

. ..Indbreak of the breezeway. time eftar accurrenca, This CB 

isntffIt 1 HI iiis*n ISH ftfBCR#n*B s^ 

at laast delay In settlement ef 

claims. 

The policy will pay up to $1,500 

for medical, surgical and nurse's fees 

and hospital charges, but is limited 

to lib maximum for dental Injuries. 

It also paya tl.000 accidental death 

benefit and up to *TM0 for dismember 

A folduif lereen on casters can be 

pulled out to separate the living and 

dining areas, or can be pushed flat 

doctor or hospital. 

againit the wau. 

The Vacationer 1 tomore than Its 

name implies, for It is fuliy Innlat. MR >290,000 TO 

I 

Chief Smith saM that the • 

left turn" Stan at Ith at, and As. 

bury av. made Hs last appaarai 

d*J ih^ »•»»»» l.at«ft tau^k^b ^daijA BBH| 

9T Til9 UBSQfl 9mmw WnH V91B# 9f!B 

that left tuma at that Intarsectlen, 

end at tth at. and Aslwry a*, will 

be permitted frsm naw until next 

CtlUUal «| aCaKafiKllAII 

jinger on ooairej 

Show, 6uest in Resort 

Oantlmed fren pate 1 

- •••- • -• ••••! Ada— 1 '• 

Among meats at the reuni— 

Mr, and Mrs. I. O. Stein, Mi 

Iowa: Mr. i 

Union city, I 

DeWHt Brown, Indianapolis. Indl 

Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeFellce, New 

Haven, Conn^; and Mr. and Mr§, John 

Hampshire, Baltimore, Md, 

Ha Want* C.C. to Tail 

At least one television viewer and 

craft noNed over, tail up. In the weeds with th. 

listener in Ocean City on Monday 

Ne was unaMe Is free hlinself 

apparently didn't reaiiie that Arthur 

from the cockpit, and sat In the As a result of his stroke on Suncrippled 

plane fer an hour hafare day, Mr, Roberts was taken to the 

Godfrey was kidding when he said 

be had never heard of this resort— 

he was rescued by anather flyer Burllnaton County Hospital, where 

who saw his predicament from the he was reported in "fair conditionair, 

on Sunday, 

The heeling devices normally wUl A resolution urging Qov. DrisBOll 

be controlled by a modem Mlnneap- to approve the •pproplatlon w. 

oils Honeywell device which nsgu- paSKd at • meeting in the Hot. 

lates Interior tenperatura according White Briar, AvalM, j 

LET US TAKE YOUR AWNINGS DOWN 

REPAIRIN6 AND SIOIASE 

Order Your 

NEW AWNINGS 

' NOW 

1 

For Spring Delivery 

and SAVE 25% 

OPEN ALL YEAR 


end was he burned up! 

aranville Thomas, Millvlllc poitomce 

employe who has a sumnier 

home here at ^^8 West av-, wrote 

to The Sentinel-Ledger. 

"1 think maybe the Chamber of 

Commerce bid better send Godfrey 

some literature or pictures," he said. 

Plan naw ta return te Ocean City 

In 'M far tha Diamond Jubilee €ei* 

bratlon. 

SdMti 

Met if 

n» prlea or half-pant tnttlM < 

while mOk In U» puBUe •chool Mr* 

tarlaa n latTCMad from J 

7 centa by tha Board w Uucatloa. 

Tuesday night. 

prieas of lunch plaUan by A onrt. |«» Weet •». 

In tha grade KhooU and _» .... ; 

the high Hhaal, beceuae of operating I Monday. Tha. 

ClMMl Saturday TH * — .OpM..$ H ;^| 

KABAT M»*'S SHOT emf 

tailored by Ittlfr 

shopptnf toAs ' 

stntptnt twins! 

you a ebotw at Aattrica'a «op MtiCV. 

wad ami wonted (aib^k* ill- fail** 1 

Th^-re all hew und«r — iwNail Tj 

lor you to Uksynir airk. AadytM 

that you're (ettu* ypfr imjliftfl..,, .... 

whan you buy -igtawT MMl mkV* 

lored by CMJHMMI nth soft Hi 

rcnwrkabl* vahw tn MNnnatoeaK 

•MMiy IN>ClatliM 

era aaM anly at 

RaJwn la MaM City 

t •*• v^ 71 e ? 

&&**>*&* :>< 

• # - , . 

W~

Jm % 

TOY 

SPECIAL 

tweeter Liuiny and CUef i 

ire the fuerts of pSrofcianq 

MUR ,P H 

3$ sverythmfj you 

WMfc Onlyj 

Out If .91 

3 FOR 

— In Thlt Group — 

Toy* • Shadow WMt KIM 

Chlitm • T««My BMH 

• Doll Nurwr 

KHi 

• •MvfyKita 

A Doll. 

nt «l tta lojal TOAeiM»t«r. 

— Whh h Half 

Md I l l t 

Ipamdelefat. 

Ocean City MubwomiM and other 

eltUena vylll be iuked toon to cooperate 

In a nation-wide project 

to cohipleUly furhlah and reatore 

Philadelphia'. Independence Hall at 

a hlttorlc thrbu, 

U WM announced Monday by 

P, WUNB Y. Chrirtlan, prerident of 

the New jiriey SUte Federation ol 

Wemen'i CluM, following a meet- 

1H» of the FedersUon board of 

Mn. 

CferMlaa laat Tkaniay 

, Mrs. ChrWian amid Out details of 

tjow New Smey club. wlU Join the 

campaign will be determined within 

the 

Uuds Character 

Of Patriots 

Allflttod Addr*ti«. 

•rand Itow Toy* — buy Now Far Chriitmas 

USE 00R LAY-A-WA Y PUH 

Over 500 Toy. In Stock 

SrgW Sihyten in Cap. May County 

tan City Hardware Co. 

) 2151 720 A*bory Av.no. 

NOTICE TO 

PROPERTY OWNERS 

ASK YOURSELF THIS QOESHON: 

What Is the Va(u4 of My Prspkiry in O«an City? 

WouWri'/ if jbt good faviiiiMs Mnfo *0 ktitji thforti>*d 

•vary wntii fo what h fifa^p.n»fig toOmn CIfy fhaf 

affMfs mto ihv««f»n#««? 

Hie Ocean City Sentinel-Lcd S er brings fm an accurate 

report from Wt e k to week 4i tl wlitl tfa* iHiHUcipal govfcWiHcHt 

1* Hfeitrhbbi-Jj new iJeHnaiient re.iderit., 

etc. Youc«ngetU.UV*iUH.duHUHHfofmationi : 6r«> 

little cost from no other medium. 

Your thiOlman wilt bring yon your SmntinetfeHger 

regularly. Do not *nih a unglm wsftfe. 

Ktw Jener fe(eii&B Bead 

M M tajU.WPP-n. of Mia atola 

I. tfie naUtnal IrMp, 

At the ceremonies the American 

Can Company presented Mn, AhU 

eren with several Ihounnd metal 

savings bank*, to be wed in obtaining 

contributions 

O«l .f tiie ^«t*r»U«n aJrajHl 

• saw* *** m »«»•»* 

Americans on gain much spiritual 

granite srulpturing on Mount Bushmore. 

In Idaho, and gaiing at the 

strong faces of George Waihinitan, 

thom«s Jeffenron, Abrahaili Lincoln 

and Theodore Roosevelt. 

So asserted the Rev. Dr Benjamin 

T, Allgood. representative of the 

MetnodUl Bu.nl of Ml»»lon. and for. 

mcr pastor or the Ocean City church. 

In an address to the Mean city Klwauls 

Quo at Slmms- Restaurant 

yesterday. 

He told his former hilow club 

memben of his impressions gadng 

at the busts of the gnat men on the 

mountain MM feet above him, while 

in a church trip to Haho early th 1 

year, 

W.shlngt«i, ha MM, ttaed tar 

MM hind ef ttitnkhta. wtikh MM 

wv#fHI i wi if b ^ ft 

Jefferson he described as the 

-nailer mtnd, the keen thinker and 

Manner, whose eotutitutlonal part 

Trapjii forMaw the dangers that 

•ould befall the eountry after the 

tovolutlonarv War, He repreiented 

wncise cnnelunions as oppnaed to 

•nuch of the 'muddled meddling" we 

itaerve today, Dr Alikood Mid, 

Lincoln wit. Hie th.rtt.Hsn of 

human rights ai faklna Brtudmce 

aver e«MMtalMM M UM, lh»ofth 

Bt «Bn ntmf iiiais mil IS rssnt 

w&f IHS0FAVCfn^^v iH TnlS flnfli 

lit Roosevelt, the rlergfmin said 

the nation has one of Its earliest outstanding 

characters who readied thai 

he American people were becoming 

Mft in their thinking and devotion 

to the cause of freedom. 

need not worry is much about the 

economy of our country •• sf the 

eharacter of MTWiifr*,- Br, 

Ailsood cMciudeil, ,"H all of us, 

had msra of «• spirit of thau 

four MMetf than mild He no 

neetf ts worry about the future of 

Hill nation," 

. The club completed plans for - 

rternoon and evening, by chartered 

riis. There will be 35 Klw.nlans atiendlnK 

an Inter club MMtlng with 

jhe Frankfort club, after which they 

Mil see a night ball name at Connie 

Mack Stadium. 

.Albert W. Garrison, chairman, an 

bunced that the ilub will observe 

lalional Kids Day by sponsoring free 

hibvie and akatlns nartlea for chll 

dren on September 26 

ChibtbHave 

e Cremi ftflgrtiH 

Wtieat Mthilet 

Ntiii 

St.miUlW taap 

y 

CirolluttM 

Rlc.HM.ie. « W * * 

fmmifip 

StoMtiip 

3 ^r 37' 

SMISMP 

•ram 

••aia.it DeMrfM 

Bleaderi Synip 

iite 

W. Jii« ^ 

tine Patter LtaM Pi« 

Sliced Wtiltt Breil J£.H # 

Sparkle BeJitJi ••Mirtt^ J 

iLibby't Ripe OlivM 

rf-- 

f 

$3.25 per Year in Ocean City 

*3.^ per Vear feUwhcre Eaet of Mi«... 8 ippi 

1 

- 1 ; 

Ian av, be«i

•*• fc; 

— WHMV. 0900 Day or Nit. 

KfcABAtGAJN? 

fSBP ptrA* Sitfra iHij 

M~ H onh/$13,500 

•wch Iwntttiir*. 

In «d tot « U»w ym, 

GOLDCM OPPORTUNITY 

llliriiiu CMt*«4. FwrnMwA A 

LMIY. {My..,., 

TO HAVI MOM CIMTi - 

RIO EG AM 

^T* and INSURANCE 

•'-- gip o.c tm * MM 

. pMltloa MI the November 1 general 

. election MM M One Mv County. 

I County Clerk Btlrtln, W. Cote 

* I " 

Robert Schiue. of Buff.l . , 

wmmt 

.ld#nC of Petenburt. 

Mr, and MM. Jo-ph Mclaughlin, 

of Ocean City, catted on Mr, and 

Mrs, Bale Canon, Monday. 

• • • 

Mr.. Margaret StebWn*. of South 

leaviUe, U twuptr.tln* at the home 

of her aomto.law and daughter. Mr. 

and Mn. baae Butler 

Mr*, fda Delro and her fitter, 

• • • Mn. R, •. Kmpe, of H«aantvUte, 

Mr.. Violet Center and lifter, MB RCV. krape formerly wu the paft. 

Marian lehufe. attendini the wedd- or of the Pctcmburg MethodiM 

OutN h Resort 

Ing af Was Oaudette Iflmhardo f^^^ 

rtte baltot IMlBwM Orter of Mutual Protection In Ocean Sunday. 

Mn. MBry Shorey, with her fonf, 

by the quertlon an vMenui't widow City wu the moat tucceuful ever . . . 

Wayne and Leilie, and her mother, 

MnMM. At the bottom will be the conducted here, according to the Mr*. Pauline Sharp and daughter, Mrs, Ida Dctro, were viiiio in 

qUMIton on county-wide elwU •«-. September laue of The ArtUnn. n. Pauline, ef VineUnd, weire gueita VineUnd, Saturday. 

vl« and leal MmMi, on police Uiatton of the order. of Mlm Lllllnn Srhwciblnu, Thum. 

* • • 

and flrenwn pay raiaM. 

Man af one page of the paHer taday. 

•- •. and Mr.. James Demareat, of 

devoted to a glowing account of the ** 

lo'nhurft, returned home Tuesday, 

aeUvttlef here, June M ta M. II Mr. and Mr.. Al Mario Mi and Bfler spending several weeks with 

Include* a picture of Mayor Bewker daughter. 

naine. Elaine, of New N« York, their son and family. Mr. and Mrs, 

preaentini a key la the city lo Mart visited vWted friend, friend* hen net* over •(he week 

fW ABTOMOOHG UWMn • Kseellent Muter Arttaan P.ttemoi 

J CharlM Demareit and son*. 

i. ~ The Marl — ' 

and Mtether photo of the new «l dcnW of PelBni 

* * * 

• ii i •!••_• ^ IK if •!• PHUHf ArtUum". 17 ye«id patrtei * 

""', and Mn, T " " 

can then k i M w cent to- (arlello. af Cand 

ughter, Pegsy, 

oKph Kelly 

The Artlun reported (hat there sf i idelphla. < 

•ere 1W eonteiunti in the annual and 

track and field meet at the Recrea- • • • 

Uon cei - - - 

Copt. Show to Attend 

Capt, Crt Sh.w, 

City Are department, will «tt 

extsBded weekend Dregrasi of out. 

• fighting tech. 

Pmimnburg 

id Mn. John I - 

ore guesti t 

• Schir " 

ci Mrs. Willinm Cundr 

_le "MUs America Page 

Atlantic City. Thi ' 

««i» 

** brother-l 

Jack Devlin, of Woodburr«nt 

overnight guest of her I 

P.Unburg Girl's 

M « wiL._. VT _ r . 

Engog*in«nl Annauncad J' made the locate at ail drtw» on rural highways 256.000. 

• 

aeters from suddenly opening a door 'Ufvey to eheek up on the speed frere going faster than 70, , 

and climbing yds fcfe ear toroB 

or attack the driver. Of course, ar 

window* should M idiusted, too: 

PAINTING 

so ihtt thucs cant reach in and || 

open the door. 

INTERIOR — IXTERIOR 

- FOR SALE • 

tO 1 % 44* H-TtPE KANCH HOUSE 

M fcBatra'ririit 9 liijfii fiaVHur' in LJai ^l**l.*4. --- 7--- i u • - = J 

• •••• •••llali * •»•••••• ••••••( fJ^fHBf elfHItfaf f^PHfl, HIIBIHf In9 

rfKMfM. UHMy raam, *t»«*«4 laraae. irHr T Mtt>. 

GEORGE L. GRUBB 

IMI Central An, PMm nKM 

YEARAROUMO 

BUSINESS FOR SALE 

Candy • fra Cream - 

GrocerJM, «fc. 

Naar High School 

Phono O.C. 2524-M 

Mock sat,> Ma and Mtaue, nlntaMnab 

>nln»lb tMtOwf ksMai carvetf wood Mpwa 

Iwnp*; 

bran; pr^ hinitiful Drtff 

fdn § 

mm mtMrmttmrnkt 

LESTER M. SLATOFF 

'•j.

9f Ha enter mrface. 

H»€S - 

M . V 

MJILOfM' ASSOCIATION 

to help -control" I 

»1 t. 

« one 

»13»: 

Architects Suggestions On Needs Additions 

Un***±J1 i£ti*%f* a Rn#iflriBlar%w Hnndy Mm Can 

CONGRATULATIONS TO 

PONTIERE BUILT HOMES, Inc. 

m 

m---. w ? fe 

We ielieve The 

finest homes 

A Home of Yeur Own 

Tte piroud owner of a now hone 

usually la antHm to begin making 

"tapNMMUa 11 at tfct •arllast pa*. 

•IKe moment, even though hta place 

I. aa modern us Best year*, automobile 

Juat blame this peculiarity an 

good old human nature. 

Builders, of sauna, have to •top 

whan the blueprint says, to than 

1» plenty of latitude far the work, 

stup-hobby hubby ta begin when 

the contractor- ended 

Save are a few ideas for special 

ImprwcoMtta that ikonM be high 

on the bobdylsfs Hat after be and 

hi» family tain moved in: 

For the kitchen, a miniature (•«• 

lory in any home, he aught to make 

a blackboard to awn aa a family 

bulletin for Beaaagea and lUts. 

M may to I M M IIKIM* any 

vhara, Includlnf MM faraff antf 

utUMr raw*. EMth er caMnaM 

nff b* awd* bv •fMihtf a ItfnktK 

willburd. 

When IPIM is at • premium. 

•Imply Inatill umt ' Pee Bo«rd" 

panels on closet doors, in the kit- 

Chen, over the workbench. In the 

|in|t or utility roan. They're a 

miracle of space saving and venatllily. 

If M unanlihxl aMIf waa left 

for tha hofM awniF to dram up. 

Hut may ha th* Ne, 1 pra|acf, 

tasy to imtall ara tour«eofw

• 

& 

% *> 

r *& 

ii 

wort for pa 

HWm In 

CM,M It B 

ft* TMM.- 

9 War in 

»mes Safer 

Your Only Real Security ., f. A Home of Your Own 

In Bed- 

M window 

il tan* 

Interior 

or. aspanain 

far nm M- 

r«l nprlghU. 

asingly uMd 

oring, a- 

include 

•Uher shinglM — 

AMU for rooflng and, to some i 

, ttnt, far siding. Aluminum and no. 

fttr per m MM gaining u reoBng m.. 

la a km tariaia. 

lar molded edgej at the boards ' 

wood-sided homes farm a patte! 

1 J 

UBM ttat give added bMuty („ 

JMMM when the width of the 

mta ta property related to tfca 

i wall am. 

gS?SSI^ J°5P«} 7n Horn. Wh.r. Fv.ry*./n 9 ,. CfacMcaf 

*^ncrete*olock ratio Urul I •» n-d^ «* .in*^,, v»,, *, **», *. **«. 

fram SMAU HOMES GUiOe 

mito Erin iMM to • 

FRONT 

otposed wood beans, trim and Hoaring 

but the basic one given ii the 

esduini sales appeal of wood. 

Mora and mere sulldars ara ef, 

faring hausaa with wood panallng 

ytad in ana ar mora roams, And 

the traatmant reported to have thi 

.I»"»t4-»«T»L*HILL 

VMIPV •«• WITH •UPPUCII 

•FKtlBlilSK 

-a* cone, ••.•• 

•-COKC. C*f- 

Increase Noted in Use of 

Wood For Interior of Homes 

A definite trend toward greater deesrattve u§e ef ireed la home fa, 

tellers is ciled by builders throughout the country la connection with 

National Horn* Week. i — 

entrs, ^y. or , "convertible" nan 

where guests spend the night and 

where the family relaxes after the 

guests have gone home properly Inpressed. 

In fact, it may be asy 

room in the home, or any number of 

rooms, that benefit from the vena* 

tils funetlfing perfemed by msdpsi 

wsod finishes. 

Wood paneling, used either alone 

or in combination with other wall 

treatments* gives the home planner 

a distinguished start on an almoMt 

limitless choice of decorative pottibilltles 

because the natural beauty 

of wood grain and the responsive* 

ness of Its color tones support and 

enhance all other ' textures and 

colors. 

With tod..', wid* chain of «Hd 

Interior KnhhHi H» owner may 

tarry out any theme Irani catval 

ryttlc attach) to th. bright ahV 

clenty of madam design ar ffia 

•tenant simplicity required far pan 

Oak, walnut, pine, birch, mahog. 

any, cetUr. fir, cypress, hemlock, 

H and almost every other species 

of commercially produced wood are 

Mag ined today far Interior paneling. 

Mnaja are mOable in lumber 

or In plymiod. and in an InRnlJe 

nrMr rt pattenta, both clear and 

knotty. 

They may be stained, painted, ar 

anaawled. But the usual prefer, 

ence. according to tnde reporU, li 

for stained natunl wood finish. In 

keeping with the push of modem 

design toward the simplicity that U 

found In natural forms. AIM, denlgnerg 

Bays discovered there h 

more color In wood than first mMti 

the eye, ranxtng from ipar"" 

briflht thraiiijT tho sunset hui 

meUowdsrk 

DurabHIty and economy of inaU 

Ana wfisn f^ 

ma, i 

them end Mia* Im 

laa^naK •••=» ianaVafwalal Jkaaiafl •atapamlaaiimm ~ 

Hm flfipfnip mtm I HI HIIUIS^ , 

Comrort U another property of 

wood that Is letting Increailng rwqgnltlon. 

wSad not only 1MB 

Aadowad »od eaaj In summer, MK 

and winn In winter. It 

,. It* auperlor lnniUUon 

a year, 

Wban alBldan drive, home X night 

this 1a the (MR of felt daMrleal ilv 

Inf. Th*. gang* devn open by 

radio cmtrol awl he drive. In the 

garage, attached to Us allTalr con- 

—ritTT il| li . I nil • 11| flu fcwirwF 

If HUdea wltbM Ike country 

breeMlmKad of air coodltionlnt 

he pre*t« » Wtoo aarf the picture 

window drop. Oowly (elartri«lly. of 

coune) through a partition Mow, 

and he walks onto the p*llo. 

"Tbls gives plenty of space If you 

want to have a IM of guests In," he 

comnenla. Maiden then turns on • 

fl light In the roam, tlnee theM 

in be controlled from • mellow 

softnea to bright far readiw. 

He may teal the need for a : 

fresher after a bard day at Us elec 

There h. atratfhes out on a sun 

deck and turra on Infrared ligbl, 

for an electrical tuntan. WhUe en> 

Joying this man made sunshine, be 

naehes up for his favorite book or 

magadne on a rack above. After s 

' rer, perhaps the air conditioning 

is too cool on Ms wet body* Maltha 

electric heating 

fin concealed In the celling light, 

and the temperature rlMi, 

p 

and suparvisad th. efectrital in, 

•NllaNans, thought of just about 

ewarytMnl. Thara's a talashona 

by the umdedi as there will be no 

swrrylng about If he's caught In 

m 

SEAL-TITE 

\ «•*>!•« S&JEJ isssr 

Among Uher 

cations outtetbj 

be switched «« 

•prinkllni! „. ' 

me BUeneni, 

ROOFINQ 

and SIDING CO. 

OC1AN CITY HPMUNTTATiVi! . / 

POWELL-VAN GILDER LUMBER GO. i3lh St. & Watt Ave. PtwH, 

You Get 

More with 

DU-MOR" 

Main MiM and WarahauM: I Wlldwood Br.ncH: . ; 

3732 Fod.r.1 St., C.mdan, N. J, I 206 I, Oak Av.nu., WIMMfi 

HMM NWrchantvill. 8-1023 I Phon. 2-2177 .• 

W« tort of preach fhsf you only build yoUr "Dr.am Hwn" about once, the 

Horn* where you «r* glarf |a com. to — rhe Home that houses everything 

n«pr and dear to you — your wif. and fainily ... and you thould gel th» tep. 

fno* vaim for awary deliar »p-nt. 

To gat yaur own Home require gasd planning, an honest dasira and tomebpdy'i 

hard work. Good planning can tava many dollar*, many disappointment* 

and a lot of the work — and that is where we can ba Mpaciiliy 

helpful. 

Faol free to call on our vast Experience and Planning Service In deciding to 

build your home. Tho CMI? NOT A Cf NT. 

DU-MOR eO| 

"Designers jang Builders of Fin* 

• •sHadaaQkafal^ Mu^ûttfU^KKtK/ttKM 

iUtooale iiudy light for t 

— child with a nlghUy quota of 

Mrt to one of tno t r. 

ûina. in today's average house- 

IISUBK eiparta agne, 

ftrtoechl'd •tudylng at a kitchen 

^ ' mom table, average run 

works a particular hardnUng 

to illumination engl. 

r general room lighting i» 

^Bite Ulumli • 

•Ming tasks 

orwrillne 

«Hnf* IUhflm dlreMed at . 

or dlnlnf roam taMa must 

• " • with light tram 

glass 

dilfuUng bawl oafere there 

' Hlmnlnation far the ttu. 

*• 

•n* scksol atudent with a desk 

— ork at Is, of course, 

II* pljlld," *-•-" 

omfortable and 

il4a«llnp placed to the left of a 

•Mundcd sludcnt— that he will 

I • ihadaw as he writes—and 

Wllut a light colored wall is 

I U|htlnK for slmlying aa iong 

tberj is Jlso some general light, 

ai tte ms ts eliminate lightisbender 

. A dak finished In light tones, 

IMNfM by blatters of light tones, 

alaj îuible. reducing the annsy- 

I antnsts between white pages 

I s darktopped desk. 

fsitttrnpf to study faythe light 

1 a bin>Bvlb lalllng flMwra It 

•Bdy atklng tar discomfort and 

Miter abelf iMnn 

eablnet whe« thV 

Your Only Real Security .... A Home of Your Own 

i More Efficient 

uete now on «,e market wm help the hor, 

«!• •»• to rrntriac ula. 

r_ylni about su • month, covering 

Average HomQ Costs principal ud Interest, insurance and 

$S0 tO Maintain oUl operiUne eosts, including 

The tipkal house being buill upkeep and repairs, plua monthly 

area of ulmoa 1,000 square feet. 

monUi. 

BEFORE YOU BUILD OR REMODEL 

VISIT OUR MODERN , 

Incom* Fixes 

PrkeofHom* 

M 

How much BH a Aaitb/ nprmally 

pay for a home without eauting a 

long tern, hard^lp? 

rndprttk W JiMuon, •ssisUuit 

vine president sr Ihe Dime Bavins" 

Bank of Brooklyn, aotwers that 

""I in m artkie appearini In 

a rpeant apUton of •nail Homes 

RuMe, Hire to bjs answer; 

"The punkase prtc. af a hana— 

whether a used neuta, t brand new 

ana in a aaMtoatnant, or ana built 

ta cnler-ta aMerai shMiM not 

- fnera than lV» HIM yaar an 

!• other wards, H yaw asm 

WStm a ror. th* aMea af ycifr 

Hfinvi lnouls ffsf p# inane ffiMf 

•IMMi it incamt (• I1MNB, yau 

ahouM not hvV pr y*d a horZ 

sastlni mere than KAH. 

'•Funhermore, monthly carrying 

Ing ehargea ipaycienu on mortgage 

principal, interest, taxes and ln«ur 

i should not exceed the home 

gage lenders go beyond this and i 

Kent that weekly Income shuld 

least equal the carrying charge., pli 

the cost df transportation to place 

of employment, coat of gas and 

electric service and cost of heating 

fuel. 

biigati 

111 work a hardship on him 

J nis family." 

Jackson BUHBSfed that a family 

aasirina ta build ar buy should 

first detamtlna the amount of fash 

that can he paM as the Initial 

equity, or down payment. This ilg* 

or. could Include the yalue ai the 

land If the prespacNye hama. 

APPLIANCE STORES w SHOPS 

Hotpoint 

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 

1 

Ranges 

i Water Heater* 

^Refrigerator. 

• Atftonmtic Wa«l»ers 

Electrical Contractor 

eating Panel* 

Gomplaim Unmm of 

) Standard Crane 

Kphler Plumbing Fixtures 

Ga« Ranses 

9 Gas Water Heater* 

~ Electric Water Heaters 

W Toilet ScaU 

A Chrome Faucet* 

4»t Bath Accessories 

• Garbage Disposal Units 

• York Oil Burners 

• York Heat OH Units 

York Heat Winter Air 

Conditioners 

I Gas Fired Boilers 

TrM-lrr>f 

#» ;«t* fa*" flf «Prt«#g. nejuiiM. No matter How ww or old the 

^ 

BOB**, a. wwwiencli h a "MM> W lw fw g 

cMh, wntf ratalii tljDW far rum. Bajmanee, fluip and buiiB-ltymir bulUJt tar 

ishtan aad apply fMOB for the 

A modern tsnlhMM toll Is 

4own paynwnt. you will need a 

motttHt of «1Q.QW if your home 

w 

Af W haw. *l» 

The vwehaneh itself Is the bear! I taaytel one 

IF YOU DON'T KNOW 

KNOW YOUR 

DEALER 

The Building Industry is constantly 

developing new products to improve 

your home, comfort and stability 

Quite effan you hur MmMnt H w f "TNy don't mtki btHMinf 

materials and Iviqhpr •» flpod as Hwy did twfor* th* war. This 

statement is not friM, Copd building nuteriaii nfwei Ms ipology. 

today's tfrchnlquM ar* tartar than *r* r - Qrad« t>r gra^ loml-Jr 

•ml building tnaMriili ara bttf«r tNn lr»*PrT»t*Wfti. >Mp Pwl- 

corm and invita your insp«Ktion of ovr products anytfrn*. 

Yts, for 62 yaar, j, P. COLLINS h-twnrtnitfmim&tf 

.hi. ,ra. ^ m gr«^ MWIflB m*^l.»,. It |y.f tf^d, •« 

m m 

that HM aiiistanc* of any catnftaiiy dappasfc 'Upta itw»--' 

• 

istf 

MM winter, u 

Tho tt*mlfli>w»rd wood te 

part of U» 

— to »

*%-. 

Approval of an Mended ahurehl 

building minn w« one of the 

main topic. H New Jartcy MslliodMa 

(MM rttlr lit annual m«ting 

here. 

• • • 

Fir* Chief B. B, •ntth MU Hut 

th» »tat* fire safety law, requiring 

automatic alarm viteml In hoteU, 

had miM powlble loop at Ufa In 

the daatfUMIVB Nn'M the Hlseayne, 

• c • 

Patrolman John J. Melfftr, of the 

cur. r*»w J«w. load peliM, in eltcud to the 

MM of taMN ot Mia Nn Jaiwy 

Patralnefr'a B*nevol«it Amocintl. 

TKNBER 17. 19 83 

• * • 

Mayor Bawter announced that 

the city clerts offies would be open 

from 7 to 0 on three night, prior to 

the deadline top votan to ngtaer 

for the presidential election. 

• • • 

Member, of St. Augustine's pariah 

presented • new ear to their p.ntor. 

Fatter; Bartholomew B, Doyle, in 

reeoiniuon of hu elevMian to the 

rank of Mnuifmsr and Ripal Chamberlain, 

tad the resort's borne- 

-*—" Sa the observance 

,jn on Sunday and 

Sd 

3, ifxIiCTtZ-^ 

aiJMfuetM in recent yean. And as 

"—•----* home owner has become 

the best In attractiveness, 

djfevkei iB UB honie, , 

sfs liave i^«^^^nd§d to tUg tieh*t« 

anticipated It, in tuny way*. 

• r can proudly point to runner- 

. ernbody the UtiSt thoughts of 

'mOt mirta a milestone, each ye»r, in 

e building. 

Www for the school kids, but its memories 

"•• " of Mia tan for a month, at least. 

of the resort by New Jersey's 

annual state-wide conference. 

CHy to the permanent meeting place for 

is a tribute to Ms high standing among 

Founded bffiethodlst ministers, 

I the principles they laid down for 

.#B well as tti physical, cleanliness make It 

--tlate'. Methodbu. May they continue to 

tough on the high school students to go btek 

ee after having paid substantial withholding 

Jkyftf «our*e, many • sUp twixt an inquiry and a 

fUtoyeebi who see a newspaper or magazine ad 

rOeWm Ctty and who write for awn informsr 

are not prospects at all, merely curiosity- 

* ° " ~ of inquiries received by the city 

. uicrease over HH year, muin 

concluding that a $4,500 

»n more than jusU- 

. i went Into more «. 

, though a minor part of it 

" ar in ranging farther 

- It even Invaded the 

Thta wat a daring innovation, for Calif orfamotu 

resort section that lures tourists from 

"-".Vet, in proportion la the money spent. 

t, The name ind fame of Ocean City 

.here and there across the continent 

a* tn the 

f 

Its hare tttstiAed repeating 

next year. 

have their usual luck this week, the 

1 

"" rt of fitting the Confer- 

kname Evangelinc. 

"rrtunu" mtn In, were con. 

dollar* higher than they ware 

» hldication that the 1981 season 

ijfiatetf ionewlly that Ocean City 

" o f other indicatorswet 

crowds, activities 

,, i-Wttbank depotiU represent 

tbef« lint a national dump o 

. '* 

k ytar hence, the 

ally officials 

erator is that 

•moke nuisance that 

of tlte rtsort, when the dump bethe 

amoktest dttea 

that traditional 

thatUttoKeabiternent 

FIVE TCABI AOO 

A conuntttee of tfle 1MB Ametaiion 

conferred with city officials 

and Indicated a peneful wttlcmcnt 

of the dMpute over conitructlon of 

a new Slndla apartment project an 

A new schedule of |n 

Co, BvermglnE IS per cent, went Into 

effect. 

* p * 

Frank C. Matthew**' wai nomlnotert 

for the pmldene; of the K|. 

wanls Club In 1MI, 

• . » . 

The Ocean City Hebekah Loan 

renived • State Assembly trophy 

lor attaining the highen peRentate 

•tain in nMnUjenhip during the yeir. 

It (a awardM by (he Mate president, 

Mrs, Clara E, Wrtaht. 

* * * 

Judge Howard Warren impaled 

' jail tentencn and f I " 

and iwo women who foiled to obey 

an earlier court order to ,le 

following a disorderly hi 

NN MASS AGO 

After eight sew* of watting, tho 

police deportment WW assured at 

iwo.wiy radio equipment when the 

commissioners approved a puretuie 

st &£$% for a transnttter and three 

mobile units* 

* * « 

Became of more pupil* riding 

than it had anticipated, the Board 

of Education authorized the hiring 

of a second Shore fast Line bus to 

transport children from the north 

end of town, 

* • * 

Qcetrle Co, Manager F, Edwin 

Reiber asked the public to economise 

on eleolricity to aid in the con- 

Spf^filttllii nt r«nl tFiinSfvirtDfinn 

and manpoweri under a War Production 

Board program. 

• * 3 

The Moyer Company* builder of 

boats for the government, entertained 

Ha 110 employes at a dinncrdance 

at the Atlantie City Country 

Club, 

• A * 

The Coin Ouard team, with a Ha- 

•on record of 10 wins and two 

loaes, won ihe Recreation Center 

trophy for the championship ul ihe 

Softball League, 

TWENTT TEABS AOO 

letic Association treamry, the high 

Mliool football team wu short of 

ynlfornu and equ^ment, uid 10 

boys on the Huad Were advised that 

Monihan Contracting Co., of this 

tract by the freeholders to rebuild 

the county highway bridge across 

Corsen's Inlet. 

gan-Ranck Post, American Legion, 

with Lotus Benner iM Harry Roy 

named vice commanders. 

* * *r 

The resort concluded a dreary 

summer season, from the weather 

standpoint, aa records showed that 

only 20 out N days were clear during 

July and August. 

* * « 

Mrs. Charles H. Vail was present* 

Th« Nut Bowl 

HEAVY INVBSTHENT 

He wu a promlslnf young pitch* 

er, but soon after he joined the 

major ball dub, he began having 

coiuld*rable trouble with his teeth. 

The club ••nt him to a dental tpeclall«t 

and paid a very high bllL 

But the new teeth didn't Improve 

On the day of hta departure, a 

totoimMB watched Mm pack and 

offered him aynptthy. But the pit, 

ekartMned it, ; 

"Don't worry," he assured his 

you think they're going to turn me 

loose with $1,500 worth of their 

WeOiJn my mouth?" 

Forum and Ag'ln 'Em 

Fears Population Growth 

Will Peril Water Supply 

Editor Senllnel Udger—The September 

4 tasue carries article, on the 

Utereawd traffic from the new turnpike, 

the proposed Increased build, 

ing boon, and the mcreaned number 

of vUitorn • ' 

Garden Slats I 

How many people have sat • 

•— •— in? Fe» one 

ans that all the New York. City 

i will come down and •poll the 

...tur»l beauty and arderiineia of 

, Ocean City. The two I 

ave nude Ocean city 

rtey will try to change it and make 

li another r 

I was born In New York City, 

get out when things became bail. 

Another thing. This building 

boom. How long will the drawing 

of the increased amount of fresh 

water from the weils go on before 

ihe wells start to give brackkh 

water? This is a serious matter. It 

wont be the first shore place that 

has had to be abandoned, due to the 

loss of fresh water. As a matter of 

fact, here In northern New Jersey 

some of the communities are experiencing 

water trouble, due to the Increased 

population putting such a 

strain on the "ells that they have 

gone dry, 

v 

From the latest papers a commun* 

iiy close 10 Hiusoaie nas nao one oi 

Us wells BO dry. And this Is the 

fourth or Hfth in the past year! At 

the shore there Is no other fresh 

water supply to tap, when the fresh 

water table is lowered enough to nlthe 

loss of the back pressure. 

This is a serious matter, not to be 

pooh pooed off lightly by the builders 

Intent on making a dollar. 

We have In the past been making 

heavy investments in Ocean city, as 

we love the place as it is now (even 

though it Is a considerable distance 

from our homei and hope tfli' live 

there In the near future. But the 

doubt to the minds of many who 

look to the future and know''what 

has happened. If I am not mistaken, 

Los Angeles and other Pacific coast 

fresh water from wells. - 

Also, as rmriUoned, with the .new 

i •M'^BJ, »iir HEW itiiK UlUWII.irU! 

Inftitrate and ruin O«an City. Look 

at< Asbury Park, as it Is noiiVand 

wtyit it Was 10 yean ago. As BCihop 

C.mon recently stated, what U need. 

eouraging the type of people that 

are not wanted. Let's all keep Ocean 

CUV nice as we know It, 

< W. HOWE WHEELER. 

»! Venter Way, 

llillsdale, N. J 

CriMtifM Way Summ«r 

SUMS War* Conducted 

Editor SentlnelLedeer—1 have just 

ins on any natter of local cut 

lnTeresf, are (lwu'i welcome, ... 

senttnel-Lesnr wwrves the rimt t, 

enndanH tlieni to lit Ihe «-"-•-• 

•eac*. Th»- nut he In this by the flr.t mall on BaluroM'; 

u,,. to In. n 

•ure publication In me nilawlng 

GORDON S, MILLER, 

Leopard rd,. 

BerH-yn, Pa. 

Call* Per BoMor Bus 

Sarvita in Ocoan City 

Editor Sentinei-Ledger—ponl you 

think something should be done on 

bus transportation In Ocean city? 

Why should the public have to 

wait fur buses to come from Atlantic 

City to transport the riding public 

to and fro Into Ocean city? 

I also want to call your attention 

to the charge of selling tickets to 

made to pay for the ride in Ocean 

City at the same time. On several 

occasion. I have had to wait as long 

as three quarters of art hour for a 

bus. 

Editor Sentinel Ledger-AU Amer- 

Ice today faces a great problem of 

Does correction lie In better high, 

ways, or In Improving our safety 

signals at corners? 

In all states we find traffic lights 

I 

Opinion, 

(eat* HUy Cunty SanftBl 

It Is M Injustice to prtnt the nsjnM 

nf la-year-ald nnkHi ol "gangs. 

who itad themselves In the tells of 

the law and withhold iH.bilc.tion of 

the group'. ringleader* because they 

haw not yet attained the ripe old 

age of li. Coddling by the law U 

as tad foi 17ye»id» and IB-yesr. 

OIOS a. H » isr ismn- 

It has been found In too many 

i that a torture by a court 

nough, Tha fledglings,and 

their parents, ha*e been known W 

take the attitude that "as Ions a, 

their names are not In the papers , 

not. much harm wUI some to them. 

The greatest deterrent to Juven. 

lies 1 Uw infraeUons will be publlcatlon 

or offenders' names, as well as 

the mimes of their parents, 

re of the opinion that the 

COMII TMi BAVOLUiMyMi 

(Cape Ma* liar and Wave) 

Tbe recent heal wave thai 

Cape May a lute r' -•— ~ 

irly In the siege of high temper. 

•s some of the more untnnltitea 

i appeared In .horts iBermudi 

d otherwise i to escape the dl». 

- mankind's triditlonal 

«„„, _.,,e long, as the heat contlnued, 

more and more venturea 

forth, and the longer It went on, 

ihe shorter the shorts became. 

Some of ihe dressier ones sported 

well tillered shorts and Scotch 

plolda 

ly years, 

d then \Y " 

thought thai advoeaH. .. 

any price. And Its disclpi 

hacked « 

where beti 

The point is that apparently men 

are at long last letting down the 

bars that caused them to swelter so 

much in years gone by. Perhaps the 

revolution that has seen sports 

shirts, slacks, etc., replace the hard 

cottars, blue Jackets and white flannels 

(with the straw skimmer always) 

that used to be the summer, 

time uniform for mankind has been 

progressing faster than we realised. 

hJr neXi. summer, sometime In July. 

And so perhaps we are going to eon. 

slder possibly doing some planning 

LIMOTrMNINO TM| MASON 

leap* May County Tlmnl 

tow "eaS «go by • gP Ury Avenue Phone 1141 «^W« 

IN ORDER VO SteVI YOU BITTER 

...... W. will be spanWadiiesdaY annlnis, 

PI.... Mwne for appointment 

CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 

1026 Albury Av#. Phon. 071? 

HELEN'S 

Beauty Salon 

* Permanent Waving Hair Tinting 

Scalp Treatment. Faewla 

Ith St. at Central Ave, • Phone 0935 

ANDREW'S HAIRDRESSING 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 

fromjhat perennial favorite, •'Show lloaf" -^ 

T Tammy and Beverly B took turns at the mike In I *••! H)"~2M DV ANliHFVi/ nnA i"F AIHF 

then in duels. Tommy did "Old Man River' and hit lp»|B, v V V *\IWKH V¥ 0/10 U 

ark. 

The program wjiU be highlighted 

by a talk by Dr. Charles D JUnrple 

of New York, medical director of 

the American Heart Association. 

r:w- .TO* coumsu-ipr 

S^, afvtral bar pMn.ialtfiMI 

FiH that tli. beat opinion. « MMM 

, et public uterwt and Uw aUmlnl 

^^ toation ot juatlea n(ay ba oMatatd, 

Monti i 

CB convention 

highway hghy plee paliee m p o r tmm 

j»t niardtay i , 

moat" would help to Mtr itlBouUi J«r

L f&^sS%t3 

v «*rt «tar th. 

Mb adMnl in pHif>flta by 

'^ ^*^ ygf-g 

- —-1 inMNMin where it la eonwrtet 

A M M flivn during the n 

._. „ i s p l by a simple device arUMal 

£°"Vth*Jf "Manea" which were deteried far 

"Ob American fleet 

JHUt 

DOtLAWS 

lftt iffl 

ift Brtttah The UnfoU from on elcareiM 

•lr to meet oaekagt. cut Into tiny •tripa, would 

ho thrown out of . bomber In fllfht. 

K^5,Thi-ft FloaUna iMh* atr. they SmTSmSmTSi became bar- „ £ 12£fS£*l'mm ~ 

? 

rter. 

rt 

from which 

hh 

the 

h 

enemy's radar «»• ««!•»! •.«••• *"•"?as 

Mama sent hack echoes, 2L_ _ -^ ^. _—_ 

B, lUye. Hamilton, who • ac On 

Mas nf the FUMan Bam ws 

^ 

ffiW 

WB Sgw flnpHBfM Sf flHMll. tin 

Wthwilfc plarllia at M» IMM. m- 

«*MIMI, •W^f tat MMril IM 

•ummer. and who U aa Mna 

PUM ooJiertor and ealar in IP 

pber, will deliver a Bnal bnn « 

the Rotary auk MBMHMK f»w 

nujht at Plj-mooth In T*. main 

•adar today Is helal used In many CM1U, of radar statist jaaw imti 

"- Of KM importance ta tte =aata of STeBrSf^ 

EMILY 

Dining Room 

718 Eichth StrMt 

Jast Good Food 

TO* TBM IBtk UABOIf 

— nvm — i 

* Bre*kfa,t 

* Luncheon 

* Dinner 

MR«. nULY 

RESTAURANT 

OAI.LACHXK 

Open Thru Sept. 20 

1357-59 A$t«y A 

for pauIHe Iniadinj (dam mm. 

Mrtsk Ma> «MI; Mliw • toe*"* 

m Oit» niiilna PHUaii MM, 

.^ qanmu 

t» Matt I" 

iMM w.tll 

Radar, Mr. NeCake ^ M Mamn> ,, ,,gga MUM, 

Ing eoBunenial m n n aunar 

ground control madr paHUWt in* in* unilad »M«' t 

Berlin AMIft. B amlt * p 

"talk down- plan*. M —Him mm. are an lUipias' 

"It even browsbi «a rMmn Mm n E mi, 

through denae H B i » limduiis 

In Wa«hJngum. .to te ton prsi 4 

dent," he mnarkeM. TS«: was p * i 

or bad, .emrdhi, to (W pallUek" f 

The ipeaker aid that af! gooklni 

on the new liner. Untied StatM, i> 

done on radar nnsem, whteh tran^fafis 

raw food to the cooked product 

In a matter el seconds 

[ OM •! Ht lahnt wwa !• Mart- 

' i an MmpHiaa, If a tar 

Ing mi r«crd» Hw car ilcanie 

The radio relar tivsten makes it 

•Haaible for IJU telephone calls to 

be tran«mltt«l over on* line, slmultaneoyd¥, 

and for tke «lnitiltaneoui 

tnauUMon of six television pro. 

snni. It alto hu nude possible 

tîe transmission of photographs for 

newipapen by wire. 

The proeram was arranged by Dr. 

I Howard Sharo who introduced the 

meaker, Vln President Lemuel IL 

Hire* again presided in the abpenfê 

fit President B, Norman Stuil, visit 

l!t§ EstarlaBS wei^ Introduced by 

Boy E. Darky. 

Robert T, Hughe* Introduced the 

etas 1 ! new junior Member for Hep* 

tember. Thomas MeOann, 

Near 9th Street 

THRU SEPT. 20th 

NATIONALLY 

FAMOUS 

dm 

DAILY 

12 Noon to 9 P.M. 

OUK SEAFOOD MARKET — 

3fourS«rfood _ SM I. Praporad 

iaMy.. 9 A.M. 

READY Tp SKVi 

r **"/ 

program 

amazed 

The êhoiii of experience has its 

ad?aatagef(—4f ynu get rich,you 

dent have io esdow it. 

Best hi Fall 

to aha up We situation. If they 

believe that nre will help the met 

»_ they will map the area and ae-Ing neten, plane dlpud h> 

Owiwr* UrgM. •" to run the approval of the Forest According to police, three meten mtlM, , ^ , "' 

Fire Service and the Department of had been tain from Ihelr bnaa by •"""• "" •*» 

S««k AdviM 

Conservation. Al several months the youths. One wai round Utter Bm^ l»i UBld«m 

By HENKV •. WHITE 

rrE ' are required from the day woodland where It had been thrown Into the ently coneetad Ika, 

•.mi owner calls In the fowsteri until oefan. 

and task air .en. 

CMMj AcrMalta *•"* plant have been made and approved, The nil youth toalready under * My - 

Experience h«. sh ins* HOV. ajptejnber la not too early to start m ball awaiting grand jury action. — 

ember b or December Bb are frefluenUyt g efl on , 

He ami another youth wen arrested If 

the beat montlM to me controlled " 

•everal weakt ago for cawing f 1,000 Great Britain kat 

Area In woodland • ' 

vements, Whll 

While the Bttensi 

the So!! Conervatio 

the woods 

.•el then for 

M M In ataaiMer, It 

o« the MMky mMk, 

iBWn mmth ar MaM ef Ike lilt 

tl«r liUef which eauea UMI. 

(in HrM In heti irr wealkar, iM| 

lu BBnarafn Ike *'( iceMiii ml 

MB* wkllr ••rtalllm uarq icna. 

I of a boy against whom they tore a I while the United 

grudge. 

I 

CALL N, J, : 

SOUTH CAROLINA AND PACIPIC AVINUI 

+*2»4 ATLANTIC CITY, 

Cap. May Court HOUM, Hi 

NOTia TO ratSONS IN MUTARY 

wcrihcel burns, earrled out OR PATIENTS IN VETBIAMS' HOSHT 

n humidity kt high and the 

oods not tlndpr-dry. eonslit of 

>w. iilow, treeplni fires with flam- AND TO THEIR FtflATlYK AHO T 

WhlU fsurelM flren ml aa * usuHlly a foot er two hish. The 

ion lervlee lnvlte> inqulrlra 

rsm swnera ef woodlands, 

If you ara in Iha military tarvita otint^ 

a vafarani* hmpital and dMira to voh», ar If VM 

nfn. !•• tew awter Popular Marker nan! GiwMealt ralatlva or friand of a parson who Is In Mie mM 

vlca or it a palianf in a vataram* botpHil wlia, 

(lam, will dailma to vet* in HM Oanaral EMMMM 

haM on Nov.mbar 3, 1953, kindly wrlta toKM 

FRIENDS' HIGH SCHOOL 

signad at one* making application for a miltttty 

SNNIM, Mth YIAIt 

•rant' hospital, stating your nanw, aga, tttUt 

THE SAMI 

homa addrwts and tha addrwti at which yaw iff 1 

HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS 

or can ha found; or if yaw dwtlrw Mia military Mi 

: AND 

lot for a ralatlva or, friand than malt* an ajj 

FINE, FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE 

undar oath for a military Mrvlc, ballot to bt ft 

to him, stating in your application thai ha hem 

6iv« Your Tmrnn-Agmrs 

ml twanty-ona yaars and stating his nama. sarial 

Ihm lMf In Education — 

homo addraw and tha addraM at which ha taHtJ 

Nothing Can Take It* Plan 

•an ba found, forms of application for whMi tmkt 

ALSO ELEMENTARY and PRI-SCHOOL 

tainad from tha undaralgnad, 

\t~ 

Batad Saptambar 17, If53 J 

Atlantic City's Friends' School 

STIRLING W, COLE, 

KATHRVN Mill MOaOAN, Principal 

County Clark, 

Come in today 1 

liT US SHOW YOU EXACTLY WHY 

IT PAYS TO SWITCH TO MERCURY 

DISCOVOJ YNR SAVINGS ON MlfiltUL CIST 

Fou gclmore money for your prr.-u-nt ntf. Merrury'g 

soaring popularily lets us operate at a higher 

volume, lower profit per deal. We can afford to 

give far-hetter-than-a.verage irade-in allowances. 

You git more new car for your money. Mercury 

price* start below Mine models of "low-priced" 

ears. YM you get luxury features unmatched in 

care coaling far more than Mercury! You eren 

save on optional power features—up to 2{W£ OB 

power rteering! And only Mercury in its class 

, well •• back and forth. 

SEE HOW YOU SAW N OPERATrKC COST 

You aaiw by the mile. Compare MercniVg nul 

oflicml teat*. (Well be glad to ihow you the 

niaich its consistent record. You mm by the 

gnllon, Vou can use n-ûtir gasoline. You " 

the year. Mercury's stamina cute maintain 

a rock-botion, low, («% af aU Mercury, evw 

built for u»e in this country m BtiU on tbeioadl) 

MWMIFUTCTE SAWHJS « T1UDMN VAIOE 

Tjlue, (We have authoritative market reports 

UMI piowi it) The reason? People recoffniio 

Mtni wlae. The, know thit Mercury', yean- 

AeaJ ityllng wiU p , ^ ,h«r inwiiefit tail 

Mercury', performance kj»MM r^perfornun ( 

EDWARD 

«ttliuiv«lT. 

t,l ,' 

, 

j 

"Sffl 

w lafi^«. 

II • 

ff-.a-Mami fat 

lng«r 

FiaMH, Mh at, Hi 

wUletoaa Waaaar, 

Sff?.. adveBtur, g,,,, •Whtw 

i^7 

The film la one or Bang and 

riuneil In Enalund on a lavlah 

SjW In Technleoi, u preienta 

*UhM T«dd and Olynia Jrtuii. 

a new rom.nllc mn, 

pifton Webb aiau, tSnf hU h 

• «• im •• """ ÊTT 1 "«•••• BUB tongue and outrand 

Wi 

--•• who Mat her Ufe, In sense of dimity previdei inXy 

k In Burope •veral l.ugh. „ he became. lntidS 

is>. 

• lively group of cub Koutt 

MI Oiaysim playa the tea- George Wltislow, the boy with a 

trf. which depicts the sing, foihom volee, has the juvenito lead; 

_ opera. 

It wpoortlnf cart •» Merv MaUneea ZiM pjn. Evening per 

i; muonally known vocalUt formane«, 7;l» and i:is. 

t»e Freddy Martin donee band: Vn,LAGC 

Jm PeMri. Gary Merrill 

I* U a great South PatUle odventaBêrle* 

and one whtoh "wed to rule and love. 

tM epBomy to «mpen». Bart, jone., Roberta Mynes 

£52&& SS 

- nfctaii at the outtei. and — " . - _ 

(RH mount! as a poisoner The sun rotates upon Us axla fro 

W 

is tnde »piure. 

w«l to east 

BULL DOZING 

KCAVATWG 

GRAVEL * FILL * TOPSOll 

No Job Too L.r Be or Small 

OBERT A. STRETCH 

Woodlawn A»e. 

Sotners Feint 

Plst«MlMi.28SS 

UHDSCAPE 

GOOD GRADE TOP and 

MUSHROOM SOIL USED 

Evergreens — Potlmd Plants 

®AR BRIDGE NURSERY 

AND GREENHOUSE 

Zlon Road at Bar«aint«wn Lika 

fram OCMK City HMM SMtwrt Mint 2340 

sâi Waff phwaif^l naw live a^tan Taatnilmar ranian«# 

anal MM leaf. wMah aaaM Mdav man* 

niaalii thr>M.ti «tvr1»y. 

C/fy 4mbu/afic« Hot 4M«d 

257 Persons In IlgiHf Monfhs 

•» VIHCiMT T. MJCHttiTT* 

the 

r traveled 

Jane, Ita three peak ataUlu. •*•>. 

*a>. It raUM .nly .net; mat iay 

during lu 

by police 

S6 

! Equipped to the point where It On asany anadau Ita wlsaiaa 

I. « verhablc hnspi,,,. dispensary on b aw t wunj, brnulmc aiaek 

wheel*, the Bmbuli.n••, MrT l luir«aS W it 

"town *t* 

«ki« Saturday at tbe MayMr Nun- 

In* Iloin* 

Mr " Scott - who *•• bom ta M- 

(and, was the widow of Walter Seolt. 

She had been a rMMeni of Somer. 

Mat for IS rearm, 

MOTOROLA 

TELE KING 

AERIALS AND TOWERS 

Expertly Inrtalled and Paintmd 

OCEAN CITY "« 

s * 

ta 

l * 

MAM TO OMMIt 

AWNINGS 

VINITIAN BLINDS 

WINDOW SHAMS 

K. E. BAKER 

•a BAY AVI. — MC ii«t 

AWMINOI TAKEN DOWN 

REPAIRED - STORID 

Hoapttal. 

•a born to !Otytlil.K«lj£ 

' « Sîaaaaaaaaai aaaKjiaaiaaB afcA'am 

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101 1. INDIANA A 

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Property Owners 

Hotels - Apartments and Guest Houses 

R#*l E«w#te Agsnti i 

FLORIDA ty» furni*£ln«* and d. 

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wntmid lh*t he 

»»>•!» Inde- 

Wiin Election PettHons 

Mtefc»g In Trenton 

' Mhtill h TMtrfAn 

Shoini abwt wtth tte Mar 

VFW to «• * trtal 

A linaM MM alad alMtt 

I t*m of the Sopertor Court, 

ft Wen*'* candidacy In the Demo- Mtlnl ln CMDMUIM with tie duth 

mrtle primary election for governor '•* y 1 »' «**•' nmbaBd and 

„ toM »Brliii, were reported BlBtal «»er, George Lamaa, 68. 

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IM* map af Mlintgi, !»» umiwHii, HIM an Mi* at* a* Ma linmNa aaaatavr dw*. stafM In « Snua 

HmSbrnf laalaatta. •WHal faa¥a4aa% kaMa*a_ar a*# Mtal htdaaatfM film! aa.TJT fill trmtn If! M«.BIJ-« u.-t.nt Bat -I ••till 

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MatHKW Hutnnlm. Ratify Pett*, IMqr toMr, MM Otony Janat. MMito raw tanav PaHwr, Carei ViriM 

anal Ariana VtnaaM, Pnof ,rawi Mtfy MM, Jay KM anal u Maria UteLaMUMImlar stwlt. phaM.) 

PWnCCTIOH A6AWST 11,250 Bird Lovers Expected 

Drunk DrivMr Nqn 

$200, Low. UMnto 

A Ooriiin CIW wan -aa I«II«H 

.1 drunken driving Mid two other 

nwtartsts were load en other 

clurgw In Mine H, wmtHietetl 

by Juag. Franklin A. King, TtMday. 

•iteddard Dirty, 41, «f Matt st, 

CorMn City, ni HM tm and had 

hi* license reveied for two imn 

^rwr Da » found wUty of driving 

^hli* under Ibe Influence of Iknwr, 

He was arrested last Wedn«d.y 

nl.ht at MMl A and •«?•*•5" 1 

police were Minuted by therta ana, .TWT yaMb 

han 

TOX-E0LSYSTB( 

Onu Cltr 

mm i HIVE 

W DONE 

1 Somcialixmd Smrvicem 

from • doien or more HUMS kf 

pected in Cape May for the third 

annual Audubon weekend, oil Frt. 

day, Saturday and Sunday, 

WUUam •urrltt WrlgHt, dJreeWr 

of the Audubon Center of South 

Jersey, which Is narking the "bird 

week end" in eanJunBUan with the 

City of Cape May and the Greater 

Cape May Chumber of Commerce, 

reports thU advinee registration. 

•re at an all-time high, 

•e MM Ihat MMUtal h*4 

pataeal We INt talal la lay* «• 

aa« kM been eualnf la U«4Ur 

•taee, lnJleillnt yw Urged er*w« 

•f IM mMken, natare tovera 

mm* atken attoaMM by Ike •>••• 

lal crew. IIBH Ihe ineerU«> at 

lie Aaiaaoii Week end MHM la 

1M1. 

Principal ipeakeH will be Olln 

Sewall Pettingili, jr.. a naUonaliy 

known ornltholoillrt. photographer, 

author and lecturer, and Hal H. 

Hnrrlmn. nature writer, lecturer 

•nd photognpher. 

Dr. retusrwlll win deliver an 

UlMlralM lectare, -np 0> Ite 

Mlttmi- .1 Oape May'a CsavnUM 

HU1 a« FrUay evMlat, al tlu 

apeajBt nnliu, 

Mr, Hirrtam will preseal 

—" praaUere «h«»l.i at kk 

sataraay nealat MBIOII, 

During the three days, the program 

will include exhibits, bird 

walks, caravan tours, hlMorle tofin, 

boat Jripi and lectures. The various 

walks and tours will be led by out. 

standing authorities on the natural 

htatory of the Cape May area. 

Plan Training Cla.t 

For Tax Ass*t«ors 

To assist assesson and municipal 

officBls in their ass*«jlng prablenu, 

Jame* a. T. MeDMough, part presi. 

dent of the Association of Municipal 

Aaeiwn of New jersey, win teach 

In Trenton a course on the prin. 

ciptaa of municipal assessing for 

Rutgen University, beginning, Sep. 

tsnber ^, 

JOE DiORIOS 

CIRCLE 

CAFE 

SOMERSPOINT 

Kitcken Open 

D*llr—4iM t« 9i30 P.M. 

• Fpaach Frtod Shrimp 

• H-lf of Frfcd Chickar, 

• Ravioli 

,• DmMmd Crmh 

• Stmmk 

SANDWICHES 

3N ACK3 

Until 2 A.M. 

nfvnfait.L 

•AL H. HAHUION 

Cop* May SMIU to 

R.plac. Old Building 

A drive to raise funds for the eon 

•tructlon of a new parochial Khsol 

at Cape May will begin with a party 

by the Stella Maria Council, Knights 

of Columbus. In the church hall or 

Our Lady of the sea Church here. 

Father Edward j, Manion. pastor 

of the church. In seeking U0MO a> 

Initial fundi to construct the new 

school. Tentative plans call for the 

rejdng of the present school and 

construction of a completely new 

building. 

tuw SM ISLI moti, 

•LUMP AND DEDICATED 

The new St. Joieph's parochial 

school at Sea Isle City was blessed 

and dedicated iunday, with gervlceii 

following in the church. 

The lit. Rev, Mjgr, Augustine T, 

(iJft Mazier, view general of the Caniden 

*SM diocese, officiated at the school cere- 

"•?* many, and ipoke at the church servu 

'' lee. 

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The new, elght-eliUM school is on 

Central av., between 44th and 45th 

Bonding Co, Cover* 

W. Wildweod Shortogo 

The borauih of West WilduTXKi 

has received a cheek for S3,14i,8S 

from a bonding company to cover 

the shortage of funds ill municipal 

accounts, uncovered by in audit 

earlier thii year. 

Mrs, Catherine Fredericks, farmer 

tax collector, who resigned. In un. 

der a grand jury indictment. 

It is well to remember that It 

takes a lifetime to build a reputation—and 

It may be lost In a mo. 

ment. 

SEA ISLE CASINO 

39th and PLEASURE AVI, SEA ISLI CITY, N. J. 

* Appearing Saturday * 

CIRCLE S. RANCH SOYS 

, ' Featuring 

, NEBRASKA JOE 

and HI* Fiddle 

Dancing Every Night * 

Orsatti's 

ON ROUTES 0u,d4 

New Itoad and MnauuJuueH. A., Somer* Point 

BAR and RESTAURANT 

on yaur present car 

Woodbine Motor 5stes 

Dlracl AuHiorlud Baalar 

•aprssstiiinf Own Clfy 

800 Washington Av«. 

Woodbln* Ph. 1-2266 

Man Evmliwi and tundavi 

— PnMiitt — ; 

TED FORREST 

TRIO 

Featuring JOAN HARRISON. VowIJtf 

Plui OuMt Stan 

131 CENTRAL AVE.—Apartment, turn- 

•M, alTheat. 2 BMroams, llvtng 

room, alnlnt room, kitchen, bath. 

Apply Geo. Harr Agency. 'BT Wesltv 

Ave, 

BUSCH'S- 

FAMOUS for SEAFOOD 

TOWNSENDS INLET 

(9 Mik, South of Ocean Oilon Ocean Drive) 

NOW OPfN f 

FRIDAYS - SATURDAYS - SUNDAYS 

SERVING A WLL MENU 

i 

nnel Dlr*eter, Q, 

Tpllor Shop: li 

Att. SeUable heW. 

BKS Inveitlgatea, Cor- 

•fop. noMUH, U 

,, j _ ptneneea, soc an 

AJSory Ave. Phone 3311 

U 

Ired. 

Experienced 

«» pfMirioN In 

, •"••• house until Nost 

Ave 1 

Fn«»7&,.^, ^ I net. steering wheel, motor eovi 

DO TOUVI AKT jour bueneni, garage Mat cover, AM fnr only W25.U0 2:1 

or Mile cleaned) will naul" away IW. i«h at. 9.H 

those Ihlngi you hsve no further 1 HIM MrlM - iiw af Mafa ufl biM 

•• • S.rrm! tlw Fio**t 

lUlian and American Food 

j 

•,:y l^l^' 

^: '»

ikh in Mfca iamb 

•ONBW FOIOT- 

At Golf Club 

HuWnaimall HI MMH at • d*. 

ugMfui »«> l-nct. •MUM** 

« »• &« eity-a..* paint 

Map Campaign 

T« M AcMv. In 

Work For Troa»t 

Onr 40 member, of UM feMrd «f 

gaAHMH of the Women'. State Be- 

" any Hall. The room was attractively night. 

president «( the club. 

OB S n H wkh wedding bells, and __ _ ....... . 

Tha 8Ute aub has a membenhlp 

-• a two-tl«red wedding cake formed "•• 

of mor. Itan 1MW MpuUMn wonen 

with repreaenUUon in inn 

tha centerpiece for the table. wat IM 

lOsa Price w*. married to George * • >IlHi, at an tnterert rete ai Mid, Mr*. Tulllo DeSantla, Mrs. 

Diana an- Johnson on Saturday, 

fwr Bar ami. The uiilM waa 

cotinty in the attM, 

Jane* Poe. Mrs. Edward ODonnell 

fcw*7wlll OnaaU Included: Mr*, Olady. MMaM to tha cMy lett week. Mn. Churtes Roberts, Mrs. Harold 

At tn» fceard mwtlnf the dub 

^ " ^ « tBwrt* sasfsTJ Liiiiii i**fcaas«ltjs-1»tg!i %*•» 

bane, MM. Robert Mwird*, Mrs. women wan urged to nail* «• of 

Libber Mure, Un. Gladys McCor- TH CoUector Mam Smith reportdel! 

MM, Dorothy Jeffrie* Mrs. ed total collection, of MeJOJa. CHv Mrs. jaek ir-an. Mrs. Mildred Car- 

Jack Lttin, Mia Frances Carter. 

JulU foreman. Mrs. Dorothy Hick- Treaaurer jane* M. Monaghan re. er. Mn. Herbert Tnutntben ; tha %*?••'• 

'-"'• ' 

o**«*e folk* who 

M«t« aMnfarf. The •olid comfort of 

B«kk'* Million Dollar Ride-with coU. 

spring cushibning cm all four wheeli, 

wide-tread stability, torque-tube 

f 

p g 

visibility, of luxurious tmbrics and Siting», 

of (iipetfoly e«4y handling—and 

the deep MtUfactiot. of boning a hig 

and able and ttuiiiiia«ly ityled «utomobile 

that doei you ptmnd whence 

you go. •- c. ;\;, 

Why not drop in on us aiw] tee tfairigt 

foryounelf? 

That way you'll tha learn about tW 

: long liw of "e*tra»" yon get at no eitra 

c«t in chi. tTHrited new 1953 Boict 

' Si»iUciAL-ti,in^||^rnto 

tiled (or October 1, at the Atlantic 

City Country Club, troMbfield. 

The cnainMn of various commit- 

W » t deulled repofU on thotr 

progress 

the elub hou»e does not carry to aii 

rSmiTa eSnêiSrto, J,2ên i" 

tested for each rojan, n« woi^nn 

chosen to deKrlbfHIie fashloi t. 

the visitors are: Mm. Charles Stole, 

Mis* Mary MeredKh. Mr». Frederieie 

Essiongton. Mn, Martin Friedman 

ana BO* Iver DUon. 

16 Dozen Canc«r 

Dressing* Ar. Mad* 

SOMffls POINT—At • coml 

Methodist Church, Thursda 

—-— Hall, IB down J - 

Nurses to Study 

Civil Defense 

Rally CalUd For 

Newark, Tuesday 

A mi meeting af New Jeney 

nurses will take place Tuesday nlfht 

In the West Side HUh School, Newark 

to discus, new plans for nunei 

Ml New Jersey's civil defense program, 

State Director Leonard Dreyfun 

hai announced. 

The meeting Ij 

Defense, Department of Health and 

the League for Nursing in addition, 

workshops have been scheduled for 

December • and It in Newark to 

prepare teaching outlines for use 

by nurses In defense programs. 

Or. Irvlnl Bravermsn, superintendent 

of Shore Memorial Hospital, 

aid thin week that that Institution 

cannot spare any personnel to at. 

tend the Newark meeting, but that 

he expects to receive full report* 

•nd Instruction _• to th- '-•— 

mniinn outlined there. 

Shore Memorial is the civil defentc 

medical supply depot for this 

area, 

Ladlai' Aid to Hava 

F Cal, Wallar 

''timtrt made the ann 

EKMUr to Edward C. Kay. 

inMB of the Oc«n City 

CMI-I BBDIIIH on Intot ln> 

Mall age, Congressman 

, JlaaH reported that a 

MMttttM h»4 approved 

m M Hi by the Engineers 

satarisUMr waUrwiy itudlM. 

MMM ins ^HHUWFE 

•I fkh ana M tubMM to j 

fritMi will WMla, 

M*f tra«t svfamltttti 

I In 1H1, 

shftr In his letter Mid In 

ptoUM to Inform yon that 

km law allocated to thb 

W MBphte (he prellmlnari 

report on Great Egg 

• Islet 

tm «U recall. • public Mar. 

» beM Hay 2, (SSI. In Ocean 

P^SMrtslB the views of Inter, 

with respect to tha 

of th* Inlet. At tha 

presented data with re 

t vjrkMis boats mini the 

. »»V. J, *TAMLty W 

The- Rev. j, Stanley Wall was rean« 

advhln* cna H 

• cilia BT svppHfnvln 

Planning 

•m ta KM puMIC, 

••Sit ft) 

«f « •ertlottt of 

** "*"*»*** •» *^». "•••»••• ttafton*ry. publicity INararura, ami 

*" * »**Mr way* ta remind paapW ill iw tha country *f Otw 

Clty/ " 7SMl MrlMty, It WM pnparaa with the eaJlabantlM af tM 

eh*mh»r «l Cammana, Artist Arthur a, Warkln., and Abnar J, OMula 

Diamond Jubilee Held 

Investment' in Resort 

"Buying shares In the Diamond Jubilee is an investment, 

not a mntributlon." 

That remark by Ernest H. Philson, general chairman of 

the Chamber of Commerce Jubilee Committee, keynoted a 

dinner-meeting of the Chamber with the Hotel and Restaurant 

Terftw !• iotf Buy 

• f«»«l •tacttall. «t» Clam 

Neglna •. •ahjara aanavnead 

*n Painter Smears 

Wm He Materializes 

pw v lg 

at Simms' Restaurant. 

Mr, Phllsen, wha amUweal f th« 

W*^l Mi|HniBll*B plaM far 

Hail, impfamina that Hia aapa al 

MM prNiMI will stepsnd anHnlV 

Director Adams 

Assets of $3,194,262.76 and 

of Revenue ^~nunoe'li£ noiWa^wM Iwhtered late tart 

vey W, Adams, 

week with receipt of an opin- ••«?• If QUU DUVII 

Re «w that the report •bom the ion from Sackett M. Dickineity 

fmrawmt to be m . heajthy son, deputy attorney general 

I d.nts in recent yean, 

Tha ratarr ah, . oak kMan» 

•» fl*fC7M.»J, th* HUMI, th. , The hvmbla oplnlml, whlrt bad 

hlHar, afMM (My, acarMii M |« °»» •mllBi by IhoK Inter. 

Mnctar Mami, 

«ted In puthlM (he faderallmtMl 

project to Its conclusion, was nude 

Auetl represent an Increase over Public by Attorney General The*- 

tho *2jl7u,455 12 reported for 1W1, dore B, Parsons late last week. At 

which In turn was an lncrtase over Uw HUH lima, U. S, Amy Enal- 

19S0, when msiiJUtM was ILsted. neers, state oflMaU and ftnn£ 

of *«22.B1B53 on DKemter II, 1931 Second DbrtricU-Tnade an Inspection 

The fund wai Increased by IBMOB> tour of the entire waterway from 

eratlons by MM,!M,U, to hrtiig Iti Cape May to Manasqu.n aboard tha 

grow receipts to |714,MS,IS, An ap- engineer. 1 bost "St. Georges" on 

proprlatlon of W80.000 wu made to Saturday. 

the IMt budiet, leaving the account 

at MB4JU.lt on January 1. ._» ftW*WHa ^.phk.ll, Illw 

Commissioner Adams pointed " " 

I for the lMg budget to maintain the "?*_., ,. ^ 

| tax rate level. In I9S1, OMMO y, "S* 1^!* "•*•*•*«« •• 

1 iiurply« reserve* was applied for Bus " ^ *• •*•» «^^« •»•" mm 

I purpo«. The same mean* of hold. ""

• X 

îîv/iaiS 

ts*(;sl ws^w k«v - *—*— •--— 

Publicity Director Norman V- Sar- 

Hotel Aaaodatlon PreaKKnl would be reported to the Motor Ve- 

*alph a Lull, pmUJant of thagent, 

Ocean CHy T«h*naal* - 

adrM " tU» JubtU*l» 

for insa Ralph DTOuinh. and Abner J. Oelu hicle Department of their home 

la. municipal •dvaxtliinl agent state*. 

Ml« promo- 

The reminder, of ones due were 

In referring to th* city commissioners, 

Mr Phllton Mwred tham 

tEr fo I 

sent to iloUtors from S8 states, including 

New Jersty, Washington, 

_.. if Oe*u OHy"i recreation- that the Chamber committee "doe* 

*| business wt(h any other aucccssful 

twain***, be remarked: •boulder the load" of financingtheand one to HawalL More are still 

not expect tha city government to D C. Ontario *n4 at Seaside Park 

win be presided oyer by peter Oannan, 

chief engineer or the Divijlon 

of Navigation. Charles trdman, dl 

HEADQUARTERS 

For 

SCHOOL SUPPLIES 

LOOSE |,IAp PlkLIU — ASSIGNMENT BOOKS 

BINDERS — TYPEWRITER PAPER and RIBBONS 

PENCILS — FOUNTAIN HNS — BALL POINTS 

SHORTHAND NOTEBOOKS 

ERVINE'S SMOKE SHOP 

714 Atbury Phoo. 1M7 

mmmmsmmnm 

CANVAS AWNINGS 

ORDER NQW 

FOR 1954 

Our Quality Workmapthip It 

KATKHWUY KHQWN 

NATIONALLY RKQGHUID 

W« h«v« bffn 

*,st A. 

k but , 

on th* ] 

AVil »Y T| 

 

sM rutaas*alu*V 

For Top TV 

G«i Top TV Smry)«9 

With 

FACTORY TRAINIO 

TECHNICIANS 

ANTENNAS 

Erttid and InsfallW 

• Solf Supporting T< 

Authorized Baal*!* 

• PHICO * 

• MA6MAV0X 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC) 

PHONE 1142 

Announcement... 

710 ASBURY AVOW j 

***** 

AT YOUR LEISURE, Inc. 

• Will Wmqili ^ 

- OPEN ALL YEAR - 

SM Our LARGE SltfCTION of 

LAMPS - LAMP SHADIS 

GIFTS 

Wa invifa you to com*} in anil brown 

"af your lolaura". 

. Many new and unuwal gilt* ara arriving d*ily- 

Do com. and viiil u.. You will lilw Wr fatwilw 

and rNMnabbj pric*>«. 

637 lay AvniM 

— Op*r. Dally 

Phonti 

SumUy, 9 la SiN 

SHOPPING... 

It's No Task 

WHEN YOU SHOP 

QUAUTY RULES 

Prime Meat* 

Garden 

Fancy 

'Ii 

>t,V 

^ 

• 

FRIDAY mi o 

tf 9mtm4 tm * P.M. 

NAME OUR 

DETERGENT 

CONTEST 

*1,O CASH 

Mony arMMf pH*m. ttot le«. 

CAUUF.LOWER 

WhiM, 

Mitanila, HIMI MHH. 

HONEYDEWS (#•) —39" 

EARS - 89 

__ _ . _ _ „ .. .. •»»»tT*arni*»il -|i 

Ml UMBt «t B*>*f """Jlf,*** •> gap 

MnnklMu 

Ur«r 

Um 

JbmHini. §•!• 

¥aUHsl sTltiiiirj 

Uini a"49«: 

-a. 

Battorffl«li 

H«Ubut «r He* flit. 

•rWeltMNl's 

•*U.' h«eWrta> 

•fUMiwM 

Frew Our Virginia 

Urn PntltMl Utf 

WMta, laiM, |,ft r*m »r 

IMP 

(sae) 

Lmm *tofc»rl#« 

m »I.I7 

i, •«• 

h ff, 

* Sfa 

M if* 

«•• Ml 

«# » tla 

t'S Corned Beef -r 

KETCHUP ^- 

MARGARINE 2» 

>A1E PEAS 

SAUCED 2^ 39* 

PIE CRUST BnX ^ 

TOMATO SOUP 3 ^ 

SPICED WATERS ^ 

TISSUE 2^ 

Low Police Pay Hatches 

Breakdown, Lions Told 

jory of pay" schedules other than" i 

other city employes. 

The endonemrnt followm a ioik 

on the nropowd polite pay Inwaue 

by Patrolman Benjamin L. Dunmn. 

president of Local No. 61, Patrolmens 

Btnevslent Association, at 

the club, mwtlnir Hi Plymouth Inn. 

Following itatcments by Patrol 

man f) tmun ,„ ., lpport of , he 

ralw rcrerrndum r c r d IIn the Novembet 

3 Bwm election President Anthonv 

J Volpc noted that the point, 

ouched by the poll offlrer «ere 

" line with the basic alms .,f th.. 

I.iotia Club-lh,. welfare of the 

people and the community. 

. „ 1|M ••"« *ep.rtaaent 

*n« 'J It. "' '•nttUn, .re InUsaately 

id directly eencerne* with tha 

».lfare .1 |he peeple .f th. eemmenity 

an< IU resMenls,' the enef 

Orean City w>H>leheaHe«ly enaeran 

the bailee pay r.lse aa 

calle* far ln |he refereMum U »e 

'IrHled In Nn, n > R mt lblf 

Patrolman Dungan pointed out ax 

one of the basic arguments the fuel 

that the policeman Is subject tav 

j n-a«on ol hi* piwitlon to dunttrr* 

I at thi- riik of his life No other 

city employee,, except firemen, have 

tn nntend wilh that risk, he ai. 

snrtetl. 

lie nmlndei hk andlenee that 

pelicemni .„ ...Jeei tm eaU U 

*"ly .1 all boars if the day, ,„„ 

*M abeve the renlar I ' 

week Mtm „, 4, lr, i, 

the iMllee •meer canst 

•Meraklt Ita, (art,, ,„ „„- 

far appearanee In 

Phone 154* 

Dr. Refer C. LaRon 

Optonietriat 

844 Central Avti. 

OMAN CITY, N. J, 

— Office tfsurs -^ 

Garrison Jeweler! 

WATCHES 

DIAMONDS . JEWELRY 

burnt Watch 

Jewelry pp 

Modernlcing 

ALL WATCinS TEBTBD Oil 

WATCH MASUB 

•H Mim ATENUB 

KatUaal Bad af Oeaaa Clti 

IVORS m 

of the majority o 

He reminded the club memlji. 

that unlike other deportments of thi 

city government, the police il, part 

moot does not close down on 

1 Hie 

lfHWWI •** WaTw WHI •flmiflMlvr 

Mil npn^sBb M\ ^PHB^F Efinfi fuutlsiii 

JsaVajai kauaMta m== mmimmm^^ma «slll 

The city commlMloners late In 

June prwMad far an «nMrgency ap. 

pros.ri.tlon *1S.7S3JW for the mi. 

annual payment of the anticipated 

leadeney of the fund, An original 

ipproprlatlon of N MIn the city 

budget as payment of the anticipated 

delciency proved to be Inadequate 

when Is was found that several meai- 

A sick committee was named, con. 

bers or the local fund had been In •Wine of Sll, Spence Llghtcap. Pa. 

advertently omitted from the list tnlmen Carle Cost and Nicholas 

•pan which solitaries Htlmaled the 

innnal anticipated deftcit. 

Wednesday Closing 

Dite For City Tests 

WednMdiy, September 30. will be 

the closing date for Ming appllcatlonj 

far civil HrviK nunlniUam 

to 111 three positions in the Ocean 

City.municipal government. 

The most attractive position, from 

the standpoint of salary, for which 

• test haii been called, is that of superintendent 

of biilldlne maintenance, 

wllh n salary of $3380 a year. 

Other tests listed are for comfort 

station attendant, at a salary of 

11,440 to 11340 * year, and grad. 

uate nurse on a Hatonal basis, paying 

$170 monthly. 

Army Inlet Survey 

To Begin in October 

Cantln 

lie hMrinau 

h 

•n a *ur**y ef Mb inlet early in 

"•'•-r, ta MMrMIn smM than- 

If It I. practicable 

HENRY I. CAREY 

ISO lighrti St. Phon. 3096 

Hk* to have any new 

farwardad te natti me by Novem- 

•Mr 1, I»M . , ." 

Mr, Fay Hid that he understood 

•ueh a study as required here should 

be comnleted within about a month. 

After that, the district engineers 

will submit a report to the North 

Atlantic regional office In New York, 

commanded by Col, B B Talley 

Thli office submit! its reeammenda. 

' iion§ to the rivers and harbors 

branch of the Army Engineers in 

Washington If that office deems a 

federal Inlet deepening project to 

be advisable. It requeata an appro. 

Btiation from Congress to carry out 

the work. 

Th* Yacht Club chairman aaM 

Niaf h* It wiillna to cerrelat* all 

In foPHinnil bibiiilllfd fs hlni by 

ksathM IntareWs ol thli area, par. 

Hcuiarlv vliHw numtMr af n*w 

marclal, whleh ham MarMd *aerat> 

Inaj hen SIIK* Mw itfi haarlnf. 

Boat owners and yard opemtors 

•nay submit such intannatlon a* to 

the ille and value of their craft to 

Mr. Fay at law Cornell av,, Drexel 

IU1I, Pa. 

Dr. Yingling's Naw 

Horn* Periled by Fir* 

A elfaretts thrown Into a trash 

container on Saturday momentarily 

endangered a $SS,000 duplex home 

being constructed for Dr. Paul L. 

YlngilhB at Ml eeaereM rd. 

Firemen, under Acting Deputy 

Chief Marfe Bolden, wen called 

when the flame* from the container 

threaUned to Ignite the weather 

boards on the aide of the house. 

However, the Bra wa* extinguished 

by nelghbon before the Bremen ar 

HVML The fUmes cause an e*tl- 

•salad fig damage. 

PRINTING 

COMMERCIAL 

STATIONERY 

Lewis L. 

Barrett 

fwnrir •aaHflal-I.aim 

IM rrtntliK D*pi. 

A 

Depu 

Test, Tuesday 

Thi* Bui DAM* of th* OvO ». 

Ice Coounlailon 1 ! wnnnlnMton for tn* 

poslllon of deputy chUrf of th* 

Ocean city Fir* Department wUI 

take place at city hall, Tuesday, beginning 

at 10 a. m 

Captains George Bolden. F*rd TMrarlno. 

Carl Shaw. Walter Ken.ll. 

Clmer Bakley and Melvin Down*. 

The successful applicant will WI 

the vacancy created by the promotion 

of Samuel R Smith to chief of 

the department last spring 

P.BA to Push 

Pay Increase 

CommHte* Named to 

Campaign For Votes 

A publicity committee to thump 

the tub for the police pay raise referendum 

In the November election* 

wa* appointed by the Ocean City 

Chapter of the Patrolmen's Benevolent 

Association at a meeting in 

P.B.A headquarters on Wednesday, 

art week. 

Patrolman Charles Basle* was 

named chairman of the committee, 

with Patrolmen William Ferguson, 

•enjanin L. Dungan and WUllam 

Spruill u members 

The referendum before the voter.. 

Placing * question of a MOM-yeaf 

•alary increaie for all member, and 

officers of the police department Is 

to be Included on the general election 

ballot. 

also reported ai deletatt 

ta the Bute P.H.A. convention at Atlantic 

City last week. 

Sleep l» a must in the climb to 

success, but we to 11 that you aren't 

caught napping. 

BERMUDA 

Return 

N. J. Synod 

lAvinitioffi For 

Th* Lutbwan Synod at N*w 

aey on Thanday aceapUd an lovtt»- 

tlon to return to Oc*wt CMy ant 

May U to M for Ha annual cotrrt* 

km. 

Word of th* accoptara ' 

calved Saturday by fit* B*v. . 

f*. Adler, pastor of ». Joint' Lutheran 

Church, who WM host to th* 

conTentloD when It vMtad thli 'titan 

for th* first time last Hay. 

£•/{& 

HSd 

The conclave will bring bar* mmth* PuntM 

lvabat 1ZZZZ. 

SHOP 

7M AAury An 

MMrt Fall Clerlw* 

All Wool 

GABARWHE 

and 

SUITS 

45.00 to 67.50 

iilpislaa TTrriiilw • a I n •• 

wirBIB w99>fc Imfl 

w.nt fe pay- ¥«y*lt Uni 

fsveHtc colir In 

NIW FALL TOPCOAT** . 

NEW FALL SPORT COATS 

Visit the 

•CaM* I* MkM>;>6tiK: 

VACATIONER 

BELFAST MAP md PARKWAY 

OPEN FOR INSPECTION 

DURING NATIONAL HOME WEEK 

SiPT, 20-2? 

Furnished With 

EST.IC26 

HOME PUNNED — MODERN 

TM FURNITURE OF TODAY ANI TOMOWMW 

From 

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. 19JS «• J»J 

J 1 t 

* ' • 

-/sifi ... ...

' , * * • 

S^îl 

'tap* 

a»aa*MMkfcJat*il •***'" 

I 

llifa.il .Mill all 

wide in Arllngttm. Va., ^Mm ». 

YohB Ml he conmicted with toe 

•" - .flwn. 

Caraa faUnwad \he hmttt* meettag. 

wtth Mr,. Jam*. R Lord. Mrt 

The next Auxiliary meeting will I 

County P,*T,A. 

PâaaPTP^tis. ^^^ "aSs^F** p * 

of tt* OCMH City 

IjJtttlB.de pl plan* for Worm Com. 

wflj 

Wiimiln their Individual church*. 

In the Mn of 

MfiM M «uh clothe, and 

" Theae wUl to aent through 

.World Service to Chrtolun 

' i Korea. Hani Kong, India, 

,«»,J«r.««l, Bsrito, 

Set. • MiaMM naluie, which 

reminded of the 

netnbly of United 

in Cooventton Ball 

AflwrtlcCUj-. October 6-t. On Tuet- 

PwlChi-VR Hantawar will bring 

gNM&MI to the woo,on. 

i£IWM4MMili.MI*£lba, Roger 

it Kevlu^^rtww by MK I. Stanr 

m 

beflnnlag at tilS 

at «01 ISto M, the ham* of 

WW* IWley* mother, Mn 

:^^WH^^wl' Sot- 

„ '. Mi Mn. AMR O. KUchtr, B» 

i I knuck MM, N, J, 

• !r^- Be s%a3 r ( .f^ mm^^^fi 

.',nm, vlea prwid*»t timarW^»Hai^^ la the rate Mountain., M* 

laf m M M N.tkm.1 f2E*& Mn. Menon formerly wa> Mi- Ilampahtpa. 

•antic ma, wiB be the avatar, n* Mahal Blteard, an employe of me , — 

MUUM •ail •' ISTI iM **-*• *' -IfltlWF*. * i * 

IT 10 *^» mn* ^BM»i«nr"j 

^jig, • >...i—• and ^JKgr**** Vlail an riiltnlil itil 

#liri ^ja> uyi vaftâfcaaasta Mil •^w •• wTMalfJaipiHa 

yaarir afce* tovw, «ai.lia^vi^S^K^falaita:«»i«2L»* "• Wllfc K.^LS 

tlwy (ho wm attend I and winter ichedule, under which j 

of •a-MflaMpnia, 

WEDDING 

MYWOOD PRESS 

WAHTE6 

IXPERIINCfD 

PRACTICAL NUMt 

WANTED 

Cuminlil harm. Waal «on- 

If Mtfofactory. Good aalaty. 

P.O. MX ft 

N» York Slock 

Report MM en rcquotf 

OMan tity k^prmMntatiw 

They're all talking "best deal in town" 

ABB you really wipe that the CM denier 

who gives you "the best deal in town" really 

gives you the best BUY in town ? 

As you well know, the best BUYS 

are baaed on value, 

Becnime value lasts longer than «ny 

other quality—and, ia automobiles, that means 

longer motoring pleasure, greater safety, 

lower upkeep, tnd a better trade-in allow 

•nee later on. 

| "The Buy of the Y&nl* 

The mm PacfawJ CtlFPER h», made 

news all year long as "the bay of the yew." 

Wm w ii B«^ 

I 

Way back last winter, the "iniider*"—men of 

recognized automotive experience and ini 

stinct—tagged the CXIPPER as Ah car of the 

year in the mcdium-pricc field. A rtal, M* 

tinu PACKARD vmlm. 

bought as automobile right off the printed 

page. You bought it ONLY after a demon* 

stration when features either come to life or 

amount to nothing. 

So we urge you: before yon take that 

"b*« dclin town" r. , Wto * Jimnar*,** 

MI tht m» M W CLIPPER tad ndne. 

check the features with which we challeo.ee 

l 

B»M**I h» OiMm Clfy, N. J. 

m. -• 

I 

We challenge them all 

on a value check 

of the fol lowing points 

Modem contour atylinff. Check it for 

greater all-around risibility, wider 

doors, more room, more laggmge 

capacity. 

ItaBBM Packard-built engine. 

WUMMFUkMtf ride-TUdesLkea 

Packard" i. the highest compMtaent 

Famona Packard Ultr»m*ti«t, 

dedgdri aad built by Padurd Jm- 

Packard CLlPP£B.-the tmoothcM 

power Alfang of all-no whldk, mo 

woirrrr, no jerk, no joolp. 

Famous .FMkarMp^MtW 

brakMt and powMr • '—- 

I 

:. mar. iti»> 

W 

' 

I Van «M Ham mom about a man'-," »w tta wtsnliaaan of n, w| 

^rt 

m tan fBltfnt« Mter be i. in trou-1 Jl"'" M "•* Wotten'. Society of 

AoHUMy for tbrfrlhle Ihlethmnln In t«y*«.before. 

ten yew, ChrUtian Service e, of the ft. ri«H rirtt M^h- toll,. 

oatel Church were mute at as «)tacullt* 

mji d i lUmaay, Mr. Everett Spowleî 

OM» May Wurt Hauae. at a p, m, n 

«u memB«ri will be notified by 

I 

ttc.tonpe-riiy ehalmen ef Bus In. ^ Thunday, next weak, the a 

es* Central Pharaacy Rlrt mwWiigi, to be heu | t , u nual Parent education Conference An men S,MK1 #arMn ware given 

l w«»h B October, according « o pUm will take place In the high aAaal •rat aid traatnent thh year, com- 

Th» Family Drug Storm" 

audJtortum. at M.mmonton \Httt- MiM wtn IM Mtt.M 

wWiB pmidcm. 

Mant will open and eloae on time* 

MM, Edmund Oodfrey, Herdary re»uttr«Jon to Mrt at r«io a. m, jjmr |.-la|-j wt^^m a^HaSBââal BH itu 

« ChriiU, D taJ r.Ui^'ta with the program following at 

to«I ehureli actlvltfe*. planned with 

COMPOUNDING OF PRISCRIPTIONS HAS 

HEN OUR aveiALTT FOR 41 YfMRS 

DON'T MISS THESE BUVS! 

' Ardî Bli*» Ora«. DUSTING $ " 

IM,Curtis CRIAMlRINSf ., 59 

Hump-mi a Warn HIM ytwr Ikarr WM — I * M 

JB«", (pronouncad J^Nay) 

I 

" f S ANTIL SHAMPOO with Lanolin i 

At Your Swvlc* — Phonm 0245 

J. THORNLEY HUGHES, Ph.D. 

OWNia and MANAMI 

MNRT C Ptn, PA. AswMM WiamwcW 

i«hd*>d to &>m» 

MB ntfoy an uffwnoon of MnwMi 

RWtf frimnd* ftom mvmry SMri'en of fh« 

ol 3 P. M. and hit addrMi 

YESSIUCCH! 

«AHtt OJWS MW RffffiSHMEHtS 

CANWOATiS 

iwr man uni DCCBTHI OB IDS 

10' a. m. ' 

Duruif th. acnunar, ihe Bench 

The theme of ihli conference will Patrol operated 39 ttatlon.. two more 

be • Penonalky In «h« Making", with Mas tM pre\1ou. winaner. and bad 

A *ent.tive budget preaentM h.v an addron by or »¥aneH »¥»neH M. Dowd. Dowd, a complement of « lifeguard., dae. 

Mri. Harold C, Stelnruek. treaiurtr. »hycholo«l.t *yehoio«lat, Univeralty Unlvenlty College, Callage, to**, nunaa lad other Peraonnel on 

wlU be voted on u A, «Mt Ml ISaera. ftutgera. MlowtatT roUowln« thl. thlf will he be ad«y. 

meeting of the Soeiaty. Oeleber U, fenrt, including penoni from rat 

UM itntt, 

kMM ediEMianal center, of Kew Jer. 

The l«h annual F«U Seminar of »Wr. 

Chureh, MUlviue. 

* • 9 

Hi,,-,, •" •„,,„,,,., 

•VtMl ar ^3ivn 

a«w VVIIIUI1 

Htnd.Ji.ke-, *lll be preiented 

Scoot Troop 11 

To MM Monday 

Boy Bcout Troop No. 51, JI 

Rwtunii to CoiW0* 

Another of our young folk 

have returned to college i» 

CeirtAf.^sS'K^SS"' ISI" »*>n"«A »» WoveSTpl., will 

Ralnet 1 birthday anniversary. M" Ufrtnrrttii.n !• •!»..-- T - 

ItofcaH tear, IK Wedey av, wai I -" W ! IB rOCOTIM 

hMtsM. Uunti were: MIM Helen! !""» «m» tolka leaving m to 

I«ir, MM LouUe Lear. Mr. andl'wyrn In 4he ever rlvsl Poconos 

Phltadelphl., Mr*. Maine, reiliei In •• WIHUm Mftrrtion. Jr., Ml Ceataul 

Sooiers înt, and M hostess for the, KL* E 1^ Cammlailoner MM Mri, 

guest houae at IIS Wesley av, . W " Wl *#•""». M« NoMh «t 

Wit Afrfr rnrniai VIITI Nfchohoiw »n Pwiwnw 

* Ml f »»«"pi« *•••• Other imlM spot, aeem to at- 

NM i i 

zrj&a2t; 

r****** *• • 

glorious September sunshine She 

is recuperating from a recent oper- u 

atlan 

 

«B. Frank and Charta. Boehler ,t ^hS!l ISe i^L.tf'tf 6 * 1 '"' 

ire bwther and iliter. • «»«W hs« seen Wciied at a spat 

'•• 

*ear Janiedawn, Va, There, In laoe. 

~ • a glass factory—the first factory of 

The wtta nun mm all Ml i. aw aan M Ine v. a.-***** op 

1 

n«ceuary--and nothingMM what is A move is under way to preserve 

neeetury, 

the aRe at a nttlonal landmark. 

Bar-Medical Groups to Hear 

Chief Jurtfc*, Hospital Dean 

.^. —^ , -V Medical, am, 

saetely M the Cape Mar ematy _ 

Two such meetings were held 

Bar AUKIBUM wfH, «n October S, I r la IMJ, wnh the abject of 

dinner meeting. 

urist in the working out M a code 

The Joint affair Is to take place in far me in eaaA where doctors and 

the Shrine Temple, tier* Wildwoad, lawyer, are tnUfM, 

beginning at f:N p. m. Dr. AMrlch C, Crowe, of Ocean 

(tnMrm af fha iMMMarlM Mr 

.Ml medial jraup. af AliMta, 

InlttaB th QialXe ^ IIIIJ dlufICI ~ and 

^ ; ^ 

W,.iy prMdent U 

wood, ta pntUent of the Her ASM. 

felallen, ' , ; 

M MM Naw Janav Supr*n» Court, 

MM Dr, Oaww Men •annaM, 

Man af fha Jaltanan MadiM Cat- 

Nav, nrilaMphla. 

"ruing early u aore than • nut. 

-The earlier we file, the aooner arc 

Cental av. sna aft recently for I I M Monday it 7 Bm jpi tfeft Wir** the poMlbUlties of approval. Earty 

ttmitei Bute Te-chers- OolIegel^Sodff^mh 

where ihe entered her aophomore "^,* C "__ „ „ 

apprava of the program enable. 

t 

Hon 'Inaaattr will meet with the icout fora Decoration Day and tM arrtvai 

We »11 know George Bowman H executive committee. 

of heavy onni«aon motor trtmc." 

matter, hu Dftered to anlrt Mr, that early nllng does not naeewamy 

Hubmuter thnuih the coming senisn. 

Any h^ over the age of II, M one of the am on Me far the 

assure early approval. Ocean City's 

Mr*. HoinM Ntod Intererted In Scouting. It invited to current year, but Ihe program wa» 

Af Dinner Party 

contact Mr, Hubmaster •! his home. not approved until mldJuly At a 

renilt Hie work n not completed 

A 3urpri«e dinner party wu glv 

untD late Angntt, 

A list of streets to be paved will 

provsl by the state of the new fjroarani. 

READ 

Hardware & Paint Co. 

{Established Ifjll 

Ml, SMI 851 AatMiry Av.. 

tBpp, Clfy HMU) 

HEAWHIARHR5 

SCHLAOE 

BENJAMIN MOORE 

MtNTS 

CAfefENTER MORTON 

KOTALL 

Bulidar* and Painfara 

jMSw Prleaa 

Let Us Take 

Your Awnings Down 

JMttlhnilfi 

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Ikrttr't 

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TMy HMSS 

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f 

CilTtU 

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vllfiri RlnMI 

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a|f•;••• W WHV^^B •»•••• 

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AGENCY 

or 300 14Ht Str^t 

^^^w «d| unit 

^^HiW ••HI Hfln 

yarrf - Rental II 

"4%aaABBaMai k_B S 'aaaaatWaaaaaaaatal lt& fcja||ia *-. 

tK\ MM • I lirilii WMfKmi - fully fur. 

•**, ^r •„-££."* 

— Hal fmMatMil lt» funtlwt h Ht Mr ItN. aw, 

are tmt*t, and Hv*r» art MfHIIfc awnNm, parrti turaltiir*. 

World War II. He waa a major 

when dlMharged from th* »rvlce, 

and Joined the staff of the New 

i College, on the V»le Unlvei* 

input shortly afterward. 

His parent!. Mr. and Mr,- WUIIi 

Peterson, of MlllvUle. formerly (. 

crated the garage hers al Wh tt. 

and Asbury iv. 

Mra, Maiy E, Sw.rti. ^ Asbur^ 

Jeney who qmlllled for the prl 

a threeây trip to New York Cltywh 

- - - - - - 

N. ¥„ t 

_ „,„, ,._..__„.. of the 

ucts she stlls Traneportfltlu 

commercial alrlin —"" *" ~ 

by the c 

winners also will reeeiv* s num&er; 

of gifts, { 

Plaster of Paris was originally 

BUNGALOW 

FOR SALE 

* uiui uunu, llvlnp ra#fn. dlnini 

room, kitchen. Hot water heat. 

Alia garage apt, 

LOOK THIS evm — MJM. 

W=AMILY APARTMINT 

If yw have AIM cuh yaw can 

buy Mill apt, I badroomi each 

•oor. Hat water NaH, Balanc* 

I 4% nwrtfaie, Com. in and tee 

thlt ent. 

D. ALLEN 

STRETCH, JR. 

MCMMA 

Phone MM 

NEW BUNGALO 

2 badrcoma, colerad bath, IMng nm^ 

kltchan. AwtAmattc oil haat. IntuUtad 

Lot Wx 10C. 

On Seivlew Ave. - 

Beesley's. 

Phona 1826-J-11 or 2154-J-3 

• FOR SALE • 

4-BEDROOM SINGLE COTTAGE 

Furnithad, larga lot. A Mai baryaln. 

NiW BUNGALOW — 

LARGE DUPLEX 

@$8wf iHCOfltsi' PlfMHIIV Avinill 

GARDENS — BM-tlful DUPLEX. HNtad 

GARDENS — Ranch-Typ* Horn. 

ConUfi HllflOi Pnw 

GARDENS — Ranch-Typ, Horn* 

IVkbMN 

YEAR-AROUND BUSINESS 

Imallant incom*, worth Invattigating. Ru| En. 

builrMW tnclwdad. 

$23,000 

MURRAY 

REAL ESTATE 

330 Atlantic Ave, Phone 

THE SIGN OF SERVICE 

Whether You Want to 

We Have Available For You All of Uw LMakt. 

Our Local Board of Realtor* , ' 

REAL ESTATE 

Harry R. Brook* _ Aawciat* 

614 BgM 

ITS IASY IF YC4J MAKE MIUS* REAL ESTATE ©mCE Ypl)t 

HIADOUARTIIIS BECAUSE WE CONCENTRATE ON HOMES TO 

LARGE HOMI._ S BEDROOMS 

WMi UadrewN •unaalaw In nar af large 1st. 

•at* Neatad far yaaMHHind living and fully 

fWrnMied, Near lay and let It, 

Thig It a raal bargain at $11,000. 

2-FAMILY DUPLEX 

FIT EVERY NEED AND BUDGET, 

3BEDROOM HOMI - Hot w.t.r hM 

« x 154. Thb I. a Raal Moma ., 

MM 

main 

LAROI APARTMINT —2-TA 

IN MUMMf , , 

* •airaiail • lnd Plaar. MM " 

OH H.W. HaiM — Ur|a Let 

Sato fVic«— 

HAUTIMII. ML 

»»jcr 

I 

f 

l|ITT 

endaiton that aU 

MOW from M to kmig 

antaa H M I I month, dapmdtaa aa U- Individ 

, DWnai iwl 1 * nak. CommlHloned o«(lcer. 

•Mi amVw ar» not mltu»d to «ra# fo?»Sn 

CHarr Agency 

REALTORS ~ 

Warfwy Avwma M »|Mk Start 

ttpttmbwr SpMiajt For Your Family 

tmWALOWS AMD COTTAGES 

, i htHM. .Oil MW hMf. IntvtoHd. Unfvm.. .iiajt 

^Him aatH, at» FumtolH* K » aaraaa........ HWI 

;.•; _ 

liiv#iliii#rtt Properties 

iam » eaMnl AM, II kadraanM, 1 kaNia, 

•trrr Na TalwhMia IntarmaflMi 

lL 

IVfl i 

-FOR SAL! 

' NMMI MAR THI •IACH a\ BOARDWALK-f Iw'rswn. . 

. furnhhad................... PrU. — «IMMM 

Y HQU^f — t bwlroanu and 1 baths etch (tear • IMn| 

, #4M nan • kitchen each llMr • l-ur aaraaa • aoed le> 

i .'.'...."..... 

....Price — •IMOe.Ot 

If Unit — Ixcallant location . geed rental preparty • Ttbat 

MMr than HMM ywriy • •xcluslve ef mmer*! apirtmant • 

i hi Milled and ewlMNd, ,..,,,.. .Lew Price «f— mmM 

. MM raam with ilretfaca wMti a HaataMar - dining room 

Mce —OIJMJg 

IVqpEtlOBS TO C. HASBJSON JONES 

UAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 

% mBMB O. MATTirewS, Aawabla 

fc AMM PbMM O. C 3747 

AREY 

rk«.OI78 

UM If You Want to 

RENT or 

L..:.-.V;*IM. 

vs 

'^*#- 

S.tLattY»«T 

tor paying th* mlnMdate 

uniform throughout the ItnMr 

Conference. Althouih the or- |< 

toe flnt time weh akndart. FN York, L, 

Imiion hat been emaMend. 

HarM^ra, the MMWi altrr 

Mad M a dhaato •«• a Osagnayaar 

began bga at t any thne tk the In. th* Htm 

divlduw thurch dactaM upon. Hnn, 

pastor, chtntM ehvrchea after 

the annual mwtlng. 

guert H 

_ _ aWloni 

Pesplte recent uturttled condl. Tlwr, 

Uona In the financial qeotor. of Uw MM tk 

naUon, retired MethodM nUnJawn arirlaa 

of New Jeraty will continue to re- Mai •! 

|«ve the aame amount ef pendan **r*r«« 

fnm their annuity fund during toe raara* 

ewnbig year, it wai reported Thur.. H»4 M 

day. 

tfZM. 

The CMfarana Oahaaan, Cam. " " • 

MkHen npattM that OM rate at- Tha I 

Hrad MMatsr wttk y 

t •"* «•*•*•* HMWtil aat. 

*l»% aM tW par wnk. rear fae 

atUiaMn- wHawa *M aeaaptal 

Apply puUr*. 

The pwuion afaney repBrtM tbat 

the Mew Jf«ra«y rate la the tWrd 

hlJEheal at any Conterence In the 

United Rate*. The hMheat rate, paid 

In North Carolina. Is Ml per Mrvice 

year. 

Member* of the Conference alto 

were urged to e«ert more eanuat 

elfort to obtain contribution to 

mmplete the building of a »300,000 

endowment fund for partoral pen. 

ilan*. Thii fund now dnds at n4S,> 

M) with MU0 having been added 

It durlnf the Mat year. The 

fSPO,SOD goal waa eitabliibed taven 

»ear« ago. 

Rtv. Wagg Rerunwd 

Tt Resort Pulpit 

CMHnM. frani pa-i I 

Ansrhar change «f lesal Hitamt 

wai In the Pint M*lli»4UI Clmrfh 

ef Aahury Park, wlwr. the «*v. 

tar fa raplin the ««. A. Lynn 

Ooaulo*. who akMa 

M$B^M*m$m 

g^ a a . t lp 

Mr. and Mn. Alfred Jtatar enter. *• In psUey and a min 

"^* '* ^ . |«P Mlriaw BeteMr. «( ©eaw 

Ou«u of : Mr. MBtoo ud WatttMt, Mn, Wirnn *t»* | S»F«WJWionI. dettnte naamibly • sf nimiber N, J, E. S A4 i 

nd ago. Wayne, of Owega, m chairman of th* eonfaraue U >:,'.^_.. r ,„,.,_ ,.... i_iaaa"* 

I Mr.. Ellubeth Wettest, the JJoard of •dueaUon rooin of th« I AtTRACTIVI ALI^YaUUt 

Uw, Mrt, Htth BflCrt Ulh tAool, •• "-^- " •• ST. „ . . . . . 

Ottwr. attending Included WUlard 

2-Fomity Apartm«nr Hows* — Furitithcd 

lFfh Sf* Section -^^ 1^ -|w-^n tHrtup iiMiir dinli^ IUUIII# ^ 

LWt#a~lfeamH •Mhaai tlallll If rrMlMll fwnalt 11II1" f ah âAa^ tknnw" 1 *—* 

Kiiunn •na IM|II# ppmpiffis fTPni |HNUl« mnpm iHWrl I SVB* 

-, - •-•,,- iWItrti«.i illaTkaliia. n-iTi-i—rlaTT- ••HIM' Irininiil nai. • h 

nmif isvT^nvjfr^Hi^vnv^ pniir . nmii S^TVVJIIVS p^prEih 

Or«M IMMM H/t 'P•fawn kfttar than H%, 

$10,000. 

/ 

Bungalow (PracHcalty N«w) 

19th Sffwat Swsnali ^^^ l^ftfaftlva) livlt^p raofft with pl& 

tup# winooWf kJlutaii; alnaMwf m ^ver^#ffts alls Bfltn. Dig' 

appaarlng stairway to atWe. Partially fumittad. 

•MtT, MO TlfflWrfl INFORMATION 

MAXWELL * REALTOR 

I did in id* old dtyaf Aa far Mwl * 

. Ba , I noîuaa'mettt homeji. cas heat J The whole. family .feels anil li 

call* «aM V* *• MMI. Von can put it al- hMlthler with mod.rn O W 

u haatol 1 *n>wBare—In a tleMtJhMt. It keept ysar heaa« fllM 

«uaJ wltf ""'V roam, mtehen. lanndrflwini .cwitant. efa>T warain 

•a a«nsl- 

•mperatore 

me degrea 

•Unity In* 

1. And It 

t a •iBgla 

r eren a 

from the 

Int aeaaon 

If for !h» 

tinier and 

;1>: fjivef 

nperaturet 

days (to 

iMa of IIIthin 

any 

fuel. The 

ther fueli 

ngh th* 

IheniMivM 

mm 

CENTRALLY LOCATED HOTIL 

OWNER FORCED t » i ^ | , 

WALTER A. DfTFWCH, 

Bfime. noca H.e ft** la. 

MtlUK fUi 

kt Uanm afi eanipigMy 

vlaK »« «inW |£ ttio 

iHl no wnldl* 'wa^ 

lly well up or down aialra, u •tops that rlaky hu«ii|ea»Jh||ix alooa! 

ine, too hat one minute I 

prorSae Tller,. „„ 

ta 

tnlled the 

tin that If 

varlea ai m 

tha flow of 

creased at 

dow all Hilt 

thought or 

tfr 

Of- 

n 

i 

1 

And th. Prfc. t> on 

•- nvf.•"|ifl^.*p|W^|pâ

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$ $ ' ' , 

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jt failure* 

Style Again 

1888 

•at of 

»ôti«blT that OM 

I «a«twt bMarpnta the aboutaa 

Imlkallm that "oiUnc 

Washing Dbltes 

No Longer Chore 

Drudgery 

By ModtlInary 

HahanaMM ta not warty 

i la Grandma', day. 1 

New Gadgets Make the Job 

Of Building Shelves Easy 

A mmlMr or'aavlca* mw on 

Z _ j |Uew w»r. plcti 

wMl fiaa 

of Your Own" 

•10-27 

Building 

Mechanical 

Monay 

U coiutnirtlon 

M aiiiMttln 

As»cU- 

Your Only Real Security 

A Homo ©f Your Own'' 

Double-Panes 

All-Year Aids 

Double-pane ln.ul.ttaB wlndown, 

fnture of wn* of the new hou«« 

W » aaown during NitlsMI Home 

Wm, an important to summer air 

conditioning Juat u they are to win. 

ter hentlng. utett itydlM of temperature 

eonlrol proMtnu renal. 

. September 24,1988 snrni.iM.il 

Comfort, Convenience pi 

Small Homes Guide Cover 

House Has Been Proved 

Before You Make the ftrtitt 

Get an Estimate from 

-i.,- '> 

.5 k , 

fan or bother, and modern nngea 

Sum* of the hum built of wood 

two nod three camturlet «io atlD. 

to?• taken much of the guenwork 

Maaf and a«rt». They ikmnifc 

out of cooklof «nd baklnf. 

tulle proof to prtMaut-dar noym or But BWtt MBtnaken are mm doing 

dbhu the tatta aH-lsinlaiad 

fl» -«ttf>l»W. atrenatn*iul beauty 

of this wuriil. Examples are the way—by hud. Men and more of 

PMrbanka bone at Dedham, Man.. then, tbouEh, are doing It reluct. 

Veronq, 

aUHad 

or Docdbly earlier. 

than the Declaration 

of Independence and the nation 

ttaeb*, ar* itUI arcbltecturallr 

and. worthy anceaton of 

putftom. » if ft were a whole 

range Of new building 

their handi. 

Disposers End 

Mess 

Handy 

At Canning Tim* 

Canning tine brings Us awn p 

lenu far MM horoemaker. not the 

of itUiHi MMV Job of 

lUMflM other 

he ktttfefh and 

soggy, and hard to 

handle. 

The time-honored method of rid 

ding the kitchen of thew. mutes U 

ar to 

eUpa ahawa >Mn, in thmt it flta 

urwavi as • metal atrip. In 

tUa sue, fcawanr. elrlas *re 

aorewed to wall ar hack af ihelf ton* 

to wrap then heavily to be stored 

In a garbage MAl, BoValnfc produces 

a foul, nMr that m*ku mtntea 

four 

•ntam tar tapH* tank) in 

•f »W i »W water. 

I've always liked my disposer. 

but I never realUad just how useful 

CONGRATULATIONSTO 

PONTIERE BUILT HOMES,Inc. 

We Believe The 

^BERMUDA VACATIONER" 

Is one of the finest /tomes 

in South 

PLUMBING and 

FIXTURES 

fey 

ARINO 

C4HTIUCT0R 

-'i-V-itt... * 

0450 

•re a W M of traelMH 

tie far SMIBI •«• 

net* awe •ttaefeU t. 

lal the ahtlica nl an 

, trttt Ha .44HK—1 aavperi 

It could be until t itirtcd to do my 

canning.' Hid one housewife. "It 

not only n m me Ume. out It keepi 

my kitchen cleaner and gets all the 

ntB out of the way right away!" 

The disposer, sf course, is Just as 

handy »l any time. Meal preparation 

and afterineil cleanup are 

Busier when wastea ire cleared away 

without any handling. They simply 

disappear in a .trtam of cold water 

down the drain. 

Louisiana DEpdUEei moat of Amerl 

ca*a sugar 7 eane. 

YOU SAVi 

When You 

DO BUSINESS 

With a LOCAL 

CONTRACTOIl 

See Us For 

SIDING 

BlblNO I. u 

enl •• brltk er itoM — In |«4- 

leaks •• well u •tr.ctarmllj'' 

END! p«lnUn( culm. ENDS re 

pair .JjntK, PKOtEcTS tat 

More perUaUa MaMriaM *•- 

Bnlh It. from Inrtiai Matt 

earl iuknlittti taeti Mitt 

Independent 

206 Sixth SIMM 

Lumber for Every Purpose 

No matter what yaur MqulNmmta, 

WB urga ysu t© •*• urn 

b«{or« you pl*o« a 

. Our ^gantta stock «U 

but »>Umln«t«* th« 

far "«nib«rtltut«*' # ,,, 

tMB top quality, carefully ••«- 

aon«d lumbar at vary modtr- 

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LUMBER CO. 

. iw 

FIFTT-ONE VEAM OF SERVICE 

-EVERYTHINO TO BUILD A 

13th St. and Weit Ave. 

Phone O15O 

* New Roofs • Roof Repairs 

9 Rain Conductors * Gutters 

• Shirt Metal Work • 

LET QUR EkpERTs CHECK YOUR 

SHINGLES, FLASHING, LEADERS 

AND GUTTERS AND MAKE NECES- 

SARY REPAIRS TO MAKE if OUR 

HOME RAIN AND HEAT f IGHf FOR 

WINTER COMFORT. 

SPECIALISTS IN 

-UPROOFING 

FREE ESTIMATES - FHA FINANCING 

Offlie Phone 01 

,s' *• 

^\4 

1 produrtlon method. 

j of developments un. 

i Ma year* ago, rar 

Hn and nan lumber 

anduciBi lumber eat to 

dtoeMlon- Where., 11 

Jfcit MteHiry to buy •tandtJLn 

af Mft and other boarda 

'•MM 1»» •»«• ««lii» 

_ • ensUerable savinga. .'IBs 

band fw l.ilnil out foundation 

Eâdoxed" matrrlals are laid 

I M each house site Instead of 

4 IWdHl onr part at il time; 

torn trained to speclallnd opc 

(ram house to ksu«; 

In general ig more 

AD of this means savings. 

> h«iK possible for the 

Ifkiaww carpniMr no 

Ma hi a mtttanU whs 

Ytaltm «rt orodiwMan at 

af if year* 

i la MM million lalltary. 

i Hat In the warM h Ml* 

i dollar volume of hone Imloani 

Insured by FHA 

f ddtt d 1 

But the ftrealeai numbtr 

i acre for Insulation work. 

w[.. you/ 

WHiei maninif ttij pjaya Biava rite aps 

•aalta iê y* Bumiiisr itu §HHIIIMHI 

heat Make. fMt, In turn, llgh? 

am Me air eMMWeiilna i«d ind 

•»« «julpm«ii le handle the «eeb 

-MudJei ahow Ibit this kind of 

dmiMe glaUng HVM, rouahly. half 

the money that hi lo,t when heat is 

transmitted dlrvctly through a single 

pane In contact with warmer out, 

•Ma air," explained Harry ||, iv«, 

mantlva of the ThermoMne depart, 

ment of Ubbey • Oweni, Ford Olaaa 

Company. 

This ability to reshi direct beat 

Jlso Is effective in homes without air 

eonmtlanlng, where door, and.windowa 

are closed in the morning to 

retain cool air n lon« as posiiUe, 

•aid Mr. IVM. 

4|< »WB.iBII»r»aiil t. effMenf 

hwar fabi fren »Uf and ahy radh 

aMen threwMi Mm iHMein. he HM, 

"Of the total radiant energy strifc, 

big an ordinary- ain|l»pane window, 

mnre than S per cent enters the 

house. With tundard Thernopane 

made of two panes of M Inch plate, 

nan with a

* ' > • ' • • • • ' • ; " • • ' ' • * • . ' ' • • 

"Your Only Real Security .... A Home of Your Own 

§*. Mtt 

KS Advantages, But Cheek It 

KB? ffjfc JESTrffctorl 1 îSfof tha h-UB,. plumbing 

In 'M for Mi* DivnoiKl Jybtlc 

titari£ «*•* »» "•• neusa-espeirfanj the 

Urn. to ""n «•»*-*• evaluate the Ujtime 

to eat. fjju th« Uvtaa m tear *a 

wo *• W » « 

I whither tbtv contain vital pipes. 

the detect*. 

rerouUM, 

Mart IB «a* Buemeut For comjort and haattaic efB. 

n* basement U the belt place cie. nc y. celUn*. aboual be 7W to 

to esaern tka Mnuture of the 8 feet high in room* of average 

bouse. The basement should have slie. There AsuM ta ample closet 

• concrete Hoar, preferably with 5p8ce or (pae* M * can be conm 

4MB. If it flood., then *U1 be verted to clos.u. Crou-ventU.- 

fvHensa—water mark* on Ike tion to the varMii IMM la dtwaOa, 

a nut level on the heating sirable, 

equipment If Uw? ba.ement U e* if plaster walls an cracked, 

eeaaively damp, the waUs or Halting op iauinft it may ai«- 

Joists overhead will «how mold. nai underlying dampneu. »hrlnk- 

»t or dampneM, Bge o[ WOod in the frame or other 

Check tb» loundttion. Cracks defects which could lequlr* rirneean 

be patched, hut «eve« dial treatmmt, 

cracka »ar B« a jytnptoiB of 

•»——. cut. 

(•ulty conrtrucUon. then tmm Otart DMM, flaw 

be a adl—a flat Umber on which If dosri wont cloie. the frame 

tta Jourta aupportlng the first may be out of kilter, er the 

flan of the home rest—running floor or ceiling may be sagging, 

around the top of the foundation. Tut the floor; lump on It to w. 

And then riwuld to steel or wood if it gives. It ahould feel fins 

•Men er beams supporting the throughout. 

Matt la all but the sm.Uest Check framing In tha attic as 

htuaei, 

well as in the basement. The 

Vertical wooden columns thould studs (2xVi> and raflera (at 

ten on a concrete ban above the leist M't) •hoaU be M Inches 

floor HI imbedded In the Door, apart. If the roof la very steep, 

the* have more chance to rot there should be collaibeams 

unieen). Joists should N Ml H brsclng them at about normal 

larger. 11 inches apart. Th*y celling height The lower endt of 

ahould M braced with "BridJlBf 1 raJMri rest on Mi's or MTa laid 

if Vur apan distances si am horiiontally •nuBd th» «il»iit» 

than elctlt or nine feet. two of then lor added atrtnath. 

look for rot. termites, crack- U the atUc Is insulated, M ahould 

big and sagging In all wooden be ventilated. Look for aigns of 

members of. the structure. Check water leaka in the roof. 

Future Power 

Aim of Wiring 

Btiild,rt Provide 

Per Men Appliances 

Families looking for new homes 

during National Hone Week will And 

that more provision has been made 

for "future power" electrification 

than ever before, according to Lynn 

Scott, director of the Flaskon Home 

Arts Council. 

Leading architects and builders 

have found, Misi Scott said, "that 

a home exactly equal io today'! ' 

trlcal needs will be obsolete—and 

i dre hazard—ten years 

from now". 

As a result, said the home st»ltst, 

many MMers are new providing 

htnttr wlrkis, mare tlreults 

and man eyHMs »« handle the ad. 

Jlitoiial annllanras "wfiidi iiijiw 

•mwrs WIII Bjaain asamg afinsat 

MM annrnit tH* kauaa b cwnp «f- 

.To reduce tha danger of Are from 

wiring ayatama carrying the heavy 

load of added appUanMt, Mis, Scott 

said, many bulld.r, ,!„ apMift, u^, 

switches, outlets, wall plates and 

other wiring devices be made—In accordance 

with national electrical 

codes-of a fire-resistant material 

such H Plaskon urea plastic. 

Miss Scott pointed out that many 

homes built In the past few yean, 

particularly those built to bare mini, 

nun standards lust after World War 

n, are loday so overburdened with 

appliances that Steves fall to neat 

property, toattera and coffee mak- 

&?** 

test!, dUntrto* af U* rtotkw U«a* eMtat HM i»)la« H m MW 

MMM. 

i 

Know Mod*ml>ln« ma«ui». aM^ta(apttana pntatdr cu 

It. dkrtni wan? tIKn M chacfcad in MMmm Fer 

«not» aaww *» tan MBV, p« Mlm IhWf, a kau* neads an 

neJgkbBfhBed la lltlWIititd M •utamatie fumac* or boiler and 

Mtmtir known: uUUtlu an in water MM. tfcere ahsuld be a 

and paid lor the lot li land- main switch of at to 100-ampere 

•end, and tta BuMe, drtve capacity to accommodate an 

•M Mhar expmaiv. extra, are etaMi range, tfshwaiher and 

inrhj^ Jo th» packace. other heavy electricity users, plus 

IMi, ehurchM. transport., the ll»htin« load. 

.Mhltectural studtn by the Ubbey 

«• •»» ottm- faciliUe. are es- WMw OaUete NaiM 

UbUih«d—no« juat contraplaUd. n M j ^ ^ ^ „„,„. oufl,^ 

isT^SSTiFS..:.:.!:-.!. "----jj *» «•» buamaM. particularly If 

*!!!!£ rtlouM have cleaa-out piufs. UHIM Mtar MM. ata^th a ^ i . 

M ineh an apaee «n pMvMa feMnbh. Mill— 

ttso iptlaat nutsMa inaipi ••irini 

w/S^S!MoZ 

1*w M UMNM tost rear and | 

hwrMtad ttw RMMaar af aMll. 

W S% MB W&mfa pdll^BB fluffs 

•By this Urae nmt year attllraor. 

appliance type. Mil ba ayaiiabl*,- 

commonplace hi every modem 

>wiJ :,. v , .- 

: ;-. : 

! PM d B y 

oallif ahji^ la f|M M^H IM Vvefe. 

atand ts late KM 1MB lli inHari 

:«# it ~ i | * i f t f j 

tftstly 

Ben I* a dtracUooal MAM p»- BB HMf k k tataai 

=^»=mit afatf aHâ^ SdâV^ iâK ifcaa îsi^BâamJ^ A ^âualÂbaaB _J a^taâttA 

S u f S l W • * • » 3B 

1. Esst wtndm. which face the tiMIMM IB NoliOII 

glare of the «rt» roooUng sun, M o l kNM in getting hlggtr. 

•keuld w double pane* In which wtth about iwMalna of them hav 

me outer pane la heat resistant, a iM tkfaaj hatnann iutead of two, 

chemical process which Imparts a the National AHMUUOII of Hone 

bluUh green tint to the daw and re BulHan say,. A simple fact is bednces 

solar radiation S3 per cent 

more MecUveJy than connotlonal 

•M IM*. 

'•' -neh plat glaa 

A yomp casple siartlaia out a law 

A South windnws. wMch fan toyears 

aaa with a saw house found 

«Mrd the winter Bin, should use 

two net 

standard TMFx-nMM for maiimum these 1 

warmth. Th... should ke shWded they need nan nan. The result 

agslnst the high summer sun, haw, is showing up in the toerease In 

ever, «*h a slight merhang, a horfc stae of today's new homes. 

wntal Irellls .hove the wadow or MuM Wan* PUrfwrT" 

high, «on-evergreen trees. 

flowera In planter ha«aa outside 

4 West windows, which are af a Bkhm window should to selected 

to blend with the Interior 

struck tar the Intense afternoon sun. 

should use hath heat reifatsnt Ther. colors, says the National Association 

mopsn* and a hsng overhang, or of Home fluJMan In promoting Na. 

"eyelid" The interior should have 

heavy drapes to close the window 

completely In the late aftenwon. 

ApplNiMN 9w New Yew Can Hav* ^ "» ^ 

Autonilto awKueMknewhSDiM Among tricky bathroom MM* in, MMtmu^ 

+mm*vf w kMm of .orles eealu Into uaa, repMtf tt» your ptrtmml 

Tha raniarilnri ftlimil tnlf itwrlnf 

psrft 

way |an«N tadw have noodmto"l 

O nuSThuU. the *^W. 

t^fl flWw4 a WBF IOS*I Stefan 

and outdoor equipment. untUnsi a 

Uonal Home Week, Thus the out 

door color scheme can be Integrated 

with Interior colors. 

You Get 

More with 

DU-MOR" 

CUT FUEL COSTS 1 

iMtfhfw your htMM and cut fuel Mtti by « 

a taw MMMMI CMifMt J. P, COLLINS «, for a 

Art NOWI Imulata in HIM tar full w 

MtMM MOM, 3-4415. 

CQLMNf 

W« tort of pr«ch IM you wily bwtW ywir "ttn»m ttow." •beut MMC, MM 

H01M WIMV* you an gUd to CMW to — Ita Horn* Hut IwtNM .v^rythlng 

iiMr and dear to you _ your wlfa «INI family ... and yM, th«uld g«t H>« topmBtt 

MIIN for .wtry Mtaf 0Mt, 

To |M your own HMM NquirM food pUnrkino. an hMHMt dMin ami i«Mh#j#jr*i 

h«rd work. Gwtd plannlna can »*• many dolUrs, many dlMppîttitMnta 

and « 1st of th. work_.nd that ii whara M IHI hi M^ciaily 

helpful. 

F—l tram to uti on our vaat Exporionc* and Plannlna SarvlM in dMMiitf to 

buildydurhom.. Tha teat? MOT AUNT, 

Dlf-MGR 

'Designers and Builders of Fine 

General Offico 

1 Your Only Real Security ,,., 

A Home of Your Own" 

Newâperies Help Solve Window Problem 

BY IDNA MILES 

A 

Avdlobr.ln 

L M M T ev^fy home, unless 

-• it's been built tajpour speci. 

rCMt Honiwt 

fleationi, hiu a few window 

problems. lAnd even then it 

sw Ike reasons for the sud. may have some.) 

" to resWentia) air condl The ordinary window presents 

«. toHtHlonlng laduttry • problem In itself, m thai it 

needs special treatment to mike 

• to constantly Increasing it seem interesting and lend • 

M t*e past two decadas •pjcial air to the room, 

aMusloned to comfort i The new cord-weave draperiet, 

where they work. In made of twisted cellulose fiberi 

atwre they shop, In the treated with piastic and woven 

•tore they eat, and In 

together with strbng cotton warp 

threads, provide man, solutions, 

• -There they relax. They i Colors art fail and will noi run 

they want the same when ruined upon Fibers have 

Ham*. 

•eon treated lo give them 

» mm HIM, malar alrtnn- strength when they're wei and 

won't disintegrate Coieri arc 

•murf -*—-B **•- 'f •Iso highly resistant to lading. 

I These drapes may be acisiors. 

H 

sut to length, eliminating mom, 

urini problems and xperial w. 

Bers, furthermore, they're ready, 

| B ak tooditioners came on made with a simple drawslrinn 

-it, people begin to rcallie 

am W"hin reach of the 

tape «t the lop. No hen,mine ur 

aiget In fast, the newast 

finishing is neceisary, 

m I* tasMUedfor aajy Mo 

• A bay-window problem, for in- , 

•1 aun thsn • good heating Mince, can be solved by three ' 

ar MI> "bout ntotli liws of these drapes. For an 

ain tn * U-yMr mortgage ordinary- window, iry hanging 

—O MtM, when the hMtse •inger-brown drapes right down 

around air conditioning, to the floor, cutting them off jus! 

•k to clear your rug, 

I through construction i Or pick one oi the older four 

eolorf: natural, willow ireen, 

dose gray and Chinese nut 

aflat developments most eon dove gray and Chit 

4 Is IM general public'was • 

tchlng kWode ewtemtwrary headbaud. 

•afen nusnrenming of con. «.„., „ , « . 

" MadHlened residential PMItle Malta* Good WMk SllrtMi in 1948 

Kltp PUnlings Simpl* 

Ian t In the avennie-price avermie-prlcc Hhre nhre glass glaas remfornd rebifari plastic. National Home Week was orlg 

Me hast wate last i« tough, color-fast and will not rait ginated 

National 

by the 

Home 

National 

Week 

Association 

Here's a hint for amateur landscape 

architects 

TO. year complete air or eorrode, ha. proved » suceewM of Horn. Builder. In IBM, it hal Yard decorations should be kept 

l U av.ll.ble in Homes for ouiskto awnings, skvllghu and become one of the most popuUrr 

11*7,900. 

pirlittaiyi thai it ta enpeeted lo be and eutemlv^-ohWrvancM on theof Home Builders The overall 

simple, sayi the National Association 

plant, 

• .. ,—TTT 1 w " a •'w tor rain gutters and out. country's long calendar of special 

MHong In kitchens and side eonsiructlon panel., say engi- "weeks'', 

ftrts t lifetime easy-to- nee of the Libbey Owen,. Cord - -- 

* V*"^ °' *¥ I'fS Waa C"* Biiperltnee is the name some M- 

- _ —. _— i B wi give lo the sum total of their 

eulck Rasuin in ClassMed Ads blunders 

BEFORE YOU BUILD OR REMODEL 

ing design should "flow" Into nature's 

own planning, 

A homed toad Is actually a lizard. 

Women first achieved •ufirage in 

the state of Wyoming 

VISIT OUR MODERN 

IANCE STORES •- SHOPS 

Hotpoint 

ELECTRICAL APPUANCES 

J 

Water Heater. 

Refrigerators 

v # Automatic Washer* 

Electrical Contractor 

DOMESTIC ^COMMERCIAL 

1 • Electric He«ting P«tt«I* 

-y^- ; 

Fh($ Al*tnn System* ' • ._. 

Complete Lines of 

Standard Crane 

Kohler Plumbinir Fixtures 

' Ga« Ranges 

Gas Water Heaters 

Electric Water Heaters 

Toilet Seats 

Chrome Faucets 

0 Bath Accessories 

• Garbage Disposal Units 

• York Oil Burners 

• York Heat Oil Units 

• York Heat Winter Air 

Conditioners 

f Gas Fired Boilers 

New Planning 

Laws, January 1 

Firaf Revision 

Sinn 1930 

The Bni isnenl revision of New 

Jersey's municipal planning lawi 

slnee 1S30 will go Into effect January 

1, IBM, In accordance with two 

j measures signed by Oov, Alfred 

I Dilscoll last week. 

! On* new law nwlsH th. pewar 

•f nunltlMiirlM to wi up mHnM. 

Ml olannln, boar*. The atker 

P^splts th* aniiMlBaiifv t* MtahlUh 

by *rdlnaMa at It. oHKÎ 

p » Nan drawn up by Ht 

psar9 

i Under the new law, a municipal 

; governing body Is not only author- 

; ised to create n planning board, but 

i also l« required to lUpulatt the 

I board's powers by ordinance. ; 

licipailty may choose be 

en delegating complete control of I 

division, to Its planning board, 

slain Anal power In the 

ing body, with the planning 

•cling in an ndvlnory capacity, 

| All exlftjiig planning beards ar* 

continued In otki and their rcgu. | 

lattaiis cHitlnv* in allMt, with tha I 

HMpNen that suhtjlvlilan ragulatlans 

canthiw* In .B«t enly until 

July 1. IfM, unless they ar* r*. 

plated by that d.ta. i 

] Under the new law, the mayor of i 

i , •——,|H,v Is ontUlea to a vote 

ning board member A 

T of the department of edu- 

| salion also may sit on the board. 

Switch.. Curb Mi.h«p» 

Safety aiiihnritJDi, aware that falls 

ind Bros are tho two Urgesl cauise> • 

if homo accidents, recommend lhai i 

111 u resistaul urM plastic light ' 

•wUi'hes be iMtatled at both the lop | 

nd bollom of all home stairways tb 

eath lolls. 

Bryone would be happier if all 

• who give advice would also 

lend a helping I 

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• Nationally knswn ana UMd. 

• tandM hy CRtr«.TOX 

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Uio irtudiinU . Sound 1 SMt 

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L U M B E R C O . 

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IN YOUR OWN HOW... UfOU 

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M wiU MMS tha Dryar, No obliÔon. 

II'IHA UM mean anything, tb» 

y 

tbelng 

MHi with a valuation on IM 

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• P.a Box 5B4, OCMD City 

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I •».. aeaan TAIL IND 

(WUdweed Leader) 

Little wonder that there I* deep 

resentment, anger and disappointment 

oier the news that tbe Inadequate 

and antiquated bridge is to 

be used, that the Parkway from 

there South to to be narrowed to one 

lane each way, and that the fern? 

is to be put off into an idefuiiie 

future! 

Utlle wander that there Is a growing 

feeling In tms area thai once 

SEASONAL TRAFFIC FBMBLIMS 

(A. C. Wiltey, In Cape May County 

Times) 

Thai something will have to be 

done — and quickly —by Cape May 

County resorts regarding seasonal 

trunk-, particularly parking, was 

shown by the past season. And, to 

quote a papular phrase, "We ain't 

seen nothing, yet*. 

State Highway Commissioner Rani 

ford J, Abbott and Bayard*. L, England, 

vice chairman of the Parkway 

Authority, last month told a group 

of newspaper publishers that traffic 

engineers, following a recent survey, 

estimated that 600.000 more motor 

vehicles will come to Cape May 

Codnly In MM than were here this 

year, 

Commenting on the situation, Mr, 

England said that 

'there is net 

enough meeting together of city officials, 

business people, all people 

who are interested, to do something 

to do something, to visualize the Impact 

that this Is golM to bring about 

in business and trajflc,'' 

QUESTION TO CONSIDER 

(Gape May Star and Wave) 

Giving Its unqualified endorsement 

to the fluoridation of communal 

water supplies, the Cape May County 

Medical Society recently touched 

off a subject that has been considered, 

discussed and In many Innances 

promptly dropped ln the past 

few years, it Is a subject that merits 

serious and Intelligent consideration 

and one that should not be lightly 

tossed' aside. 

All over the county, more and 

more communities are Installing the 

necessary facilities to treat their 

water supplies with fluorine as a 

public health project. 

Experiments 

and practical application have proved 

beyond doubt the beneficial effects 

of fluoridation in lessening tooth decay, 

especially In children. 

Unfortunately in many communities 

the question of fluoridation has 

been the source of Interminable 

wrangling and argument with the 

forces pro and con marshaling all 

sorts of pressure. In tame cues, 

the argument In became a major 

Issue that has been fanned into flame 

by many wholly Irrelevant Ideas and 

arguments with the result that the 

basic Issue has been lost In the 

scramble. 

With the Medical Society having 

taken a stand on a matter that concerns 

the health of the general public 

and with a good deal of private 

sentiment In favor of fluoridation, 

the subject will noon be faced by 

every governing body in the county. 

Mo Dovbh Talk From Troatt 

A down county Mwapapw editor wu o_ , 

and radio men. eii> and county official, who I 

at the dtouwr given In hla honor by to* Pb 

last waak. 

Aa the mactins broke up, the adltor m 

particularly like him became, unlike » many 

(uTiuw double Hit" » 

The Republican candidate for governor u 

ically and In hi. thinking. He I. t JL broM^h 

aa u hi. muKlea ire tough and hard. 

He Is no orator. He apeaka alowly. In a 

He waste, no worti, Ha MprattM blnwrif waC* L 

clipped senleneei. Listening to him, one get, tk, , 

...» 

,lng Ir 

lunlsm' 

In^your 

aside as of no cansaqaenee or im 

partanee. 

Strangers iraveiUig down the Park, 

wty for the Brst lime win hardly 

find It Inviting to come south of 

Beesley's Point, 

Cape May has long been a dead 

end. 

Now Cape* May and forty miles to 

ihe North Is also to Be made a tallend. 

Note—The bitterness and dlsappointment 

voiced by The 

Leader over the prospects of a 

twu-Une Parkway, instead of a 

dual highway, is understandable 

Vei, after hearing the explana 

lion for the reason, as offered hy 

Wlldwood's own senator CaHero 

here last «-eek, we can appreciate 

the reason. He said that 

rising costs have cut millions 

hwrni*. the amount available to 

build the Parkway, The Author. 

Ity therefore, according to ihe 

senator, had no choice but to 

temporarily curtail in the area 

thai probably would yield the 

lowest revenue In tolls—Cape 

May County. 

Once enough toll 

revenue is obtained to complete 

the Parkway, as originally 

Planned, N will be completed. 

This is a bitter pill to swallow, 

true enough! but as far as we 

can see nobody Is to blame, so 

we might as well make the nest 

of Ii. life is constantly demand, 

ing that we adjust ourselves io 

circumstances 

This seems to 

be one of those times.—Editor. 

NO tPLINTBH' @MUM 

(Cape May Caunty Oasstte) 

Says State Senator Malcolm S. 

Korbvs. defeated at the primary far 

the Republican gubernatorial nomination: 

"There is another Important 

reason why I am going to flght for 

Paul Trust's election ins governor, 

in November), The two-party system 

is the essence of the free strength 

we have in this country. We don't 

want 'splinter* groups or parties, 

such as they have in many European 

countries. You can have hard fought 

differences and come out with a 

meeting of minds. Neither I nor any 

other person has the right to seek 

a naminaiion and not accept the 

verdict of the voters at the polls." 

idn't learn th* 

it 

until 

Tlwy Said Itl 

Notice to subscriber* In an exchange 

paper: "If you want this 

paper la gtva you a good lend-off 

when you expire, batter (at In and 

pay your nibtcribUoa before tt expires.-—Augusta 

(Kan*.) Gazette. 

It* not what we aa newspaper 

editor* Oo her* but nHKr what we 

my bar* about atMntWdy* pet bobby 

or competitor that UVM attar us. 

-Decora* ft) Fublfc Opinion. 

fc*. 

•team" (as he likes to think of his 

_„, 

hard as he drove himself when he was creating UH 

Jersey Turnpike, and as he Is now In his Intensive 

all of the ileounllea. 

CAPE MAY COUNTY'S State Senator. Andy , 

s very fine performance as a suave taastmaster, i 

ceedlnis moving at a fart clip. 

Speaking rapidly, without a note, he introduced Ik* i 

with a long, laudatory recital of Mr. T~-îngiSi 

raent. and of the honor, that had been conferr-iTTZT 

Later, he gave us the first clear-cut picture we haw I 

current headaches eonfrontlng the Hallway • " ^ " 

complete the Parkway, 

It was somewhat of a shock to Cape May Cauaht • 

rumors first begun circulating that the Parkway «L 

two lanes, south of Abseeen, As far as we know — • 

ever been advanced for thU until Andy Caflero Wt By a uT! 

Seems that bond Interest and riling cosb hiM M kl, 

nUjOuOOOO available for the Parkway so severely thatf 'SL 

necessary to curtail construction. Hence Ihe twsjaas, kSyi 

dual, highway that now seems probable for this county 

^m* 

The Senator, however, assured hla audience that eta* • 

revenue has been taken In from tolls paid In the M 

northern section of the Parkway, the full dual rasa ' 

pleted In this county. 

With that assurance, he said that the folks dam turn 

to be content, and patient, trusting in the Authority t o , ' 

dual road as quickly as finances will permit. 

ASSEMBLYMAN NAT SMITH, of Ocean City, Mat. . 

is tobacco when he Isn't capably serving his censtttueats a 1 

gladdened the hearts and Sauls of the men folk by , 

cigars and cigarettes, along with pencils. 

The SO or so who attended were largely RepubUcam. 1 

were some Democrat. One of the latter was George M, 1 

who in ihe present administration Is the "Out Qoeufift 

wood City Commission That Is, he's the militant mloo" 

The pay off came when somebody affined a Trout I 

coat lapeL lie took seme ribbing on that account 

The affair must have been a pleasant relief for Ommt 

three dinner-ridden city commissioners. 

Aside from ' 

themselves they didni have to earn their food by i 

So Much Want a Pmn Pa¥ 

We iw In receipt sf a brief but plajBtlve not. I 

gentleman In Lagos, Nigeria, whose signature Is not i 

although it Is penned In copy book English, It leaks 1 

SwaJU Ajabe 

It cost him a 6i; pence stamp to mall it, so i 

results. 

Here's what he saysi 

"Sir: I have been able to get your address as i 

an Intimate friend of mute here In Lagos, 

"I have now made up my mind to communieatt jm ( 

thai you may advertise my name In your paper. . 

"I have been so much wanting a pen pal In I)MX, Ml l 

fartunately I feel or trust that you would do roethk j py 

Popeye, the sailor man, along with his corncafe l*t, I 

and sailor suit, has gone Spanish, and Is convuHtof tta I 

Colombia, South America, with hi. antics. 

We wouldn't know how long this baa been going 

Smith, or Ocean City, who is a mbalonary down ItMkt 

clipping from a Colombia newspaper, showing UH ] 

with Spanish conversation ln all the "balloons 1 * " 

lion: "AdVenturas de Bsplnaea Popeye 1 *. 

* "Bet you aldnt know Popeye could speak tpnhMi 

on It. - - , -* 

IRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

— ipeelaUsinf hi — 

I Types Permanent W*ve 

M 

AH Bea.ty Aids 

fAtbur, Annue Phone 1141 

IIOSKD JI11XD4VH 

A tall, blond Mricant jumped for 

»»rd and caught his offleer'r body 

t. 

to run the Deft 

Irt no ute trying to sea yonrpnf 

be^Ka^C 11 ^"^W 

^WêM^lftl 

TB make a immntahi out of a 

Kill, Mst add • little dM to 

•osslp that's eoln. around. 

What with all the laaflng, H. I 

wonder hew some people manage to 

keep Inch 1 selfwinding watch going 

* * * 

A doctor a day takes your money 

away. 

)artys See Friend 

Mf to South 

IN AN ACCOMPANYING letter, she had 

things to say. For Instance: 

"In a July or August Issue of your paper, under Uv j 

be It's an Idea*, this brief paragraph attracted M* 

section, of traffic light. In Barnmqullla, Cok^n 

lettered with a short advertising plug. Became as Mi 

•reen lights, that segment carries no mesHi*' AMfl) 

on BarranqulUa frame lights Is the fact that J«t Ml 

the lights change a bell ring.. Maybe that's an f 

IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER 

We will b* open Wednesday evenings. 

Mease phone tar apponitmsnt 

CONNIES BEAUTY SHOP 

1026 Anbury Ave. Phon* 0719 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy E Darby, 104 

Central av,, took some time out hut 

week io visit with relatives of Mrs, 

tik Darby, their daughter-ln-hiw, 

n WcFtwood, N, J, While the 

r had an opportunity to sec 

friend off on the Queen Elizabeth. 

Dr. Lena Keans left an the big 

liner far NarasarBbupet, 

Guntur 

District. South India, Dr Keanj Is 

an ordained Baptist Minigter, scrv^ 

Ing in a missionary capacity. Mrs, 

Frank Darby formerly wls Miss 

I Mr. and Mrs, Darby enjoyed the 

1 lwe haurg allawed them on the ship 

I before sailing time, and they hope 

; the picture they took as the big 

I boat left ihe pier turns out. 

to change from red to green, and don't 'come 

Impatient drivers behind him Inaugurate a * 

m • • 

••FOR MORE THAN FIVE YEARS, mother and I Mmf 

sistently enjoying The Sentlnel-Ledien, whether hi «r" 

four or flve at once, about one to two months oM, sf I 

three weeks old, 

_ 

"We find the editorial* good reading, baled on MWI 

as well as fresh and with a punch, (Well, fee! TMatf 1 

Congratulatlans on the ample apace given to reli»W»J 

menu, hi keeping with many observations made hy ttrt" 

F.B.L thai only a return to faith in the Old Book,jr*" 

Its teaebJngB ean tare America from being 

crime wave, and deliver the population from i 

"HERE IN COLOMBIA we are enjoying a (espiM AM I 

official dictatorship and the undeclared civil war el Jlf 

years, during which period Time Mag.tine reparts Mar 

50*00 refugees — the peak of underatatementi. Omfpresldent 

was ousted hy a bloodies* coup, and the M 

proved tremendouily. For example. In early July, MM 

turned to one district under army escort and i— 

menu from the government to resume their i 

"The former political violence was accol,^ . 

violence, many chorehes bunted aad dynamited a»*J 

Christians killed. RelUJoua freedom I* far from htT** 

llshed ftct, but we are thankful that the violent. jaU 

Interestingly enough, during the «*e.yaar pertai of If 

HOB, a si per cent increase ln the membership ef I 

Protestant church has been reported, 1 ' • ..ta 

There's mare to this Interesting letter, but a* »•(• 

run out of span. 

Tieklm 

HELEN'S 

Beauty Salon 

Penhanent WaTins; 

Haiir Tinting 

•ib St. •! Central A*e>. • Phone Mil 

MOHD/kl'H 

MOftEWS KAIRDRESSIHG 

COMM.ETE BEAUTY SERVICE 

h ANDREW and CLAIRE 

Vt AVE, 

PHONE SMS 

JOHNSON'S 

BEAUTY SALON 

STYLING . 

r'crtaktwnt W«v« êiatliili 

Hatklae, Machtnaleas and CeM Watlag 

841 Aifawy AVB. 

C(M!« 

CERRUTI 

[BEAUTY SHOPPE 

Tar yaar fJeaaiy Care — tat ear W jttttf 

«kp«rie«eb M year i 

•EAVTT .t)CI>«C*a: iM ill 

703 Aabnry AMiut s*h*»* 

Two Red Cro»* Group* 

There are two internal .final Red 

Cre?i orgalnutions: Hie Ititerna* 

tlonal Committee of the Rod Cress, 

a esmmittee sf Swiss eititens, founds 

ed in 1863; and the League of Red 

Cross Societies, a federation of ehe 

national ioeieties, founded in 1919, 

# * • 

L..I Bar* KntMkia PigM 

The last championship, bare* 

knuckle flahl was In 1M when Sullivan 

beat Kilraln, 

Th» 

Troast New Loads Meynor 

By Narrow 2.9 Pet. Margin 

About the Mm* th. 

km took mr th* 

Aortaft M art 

ion Of ABHliC*D 

n«n«uti svooaiai 

recmOy. however, that by May tha 

Her last Command Ml the ton «• 

day auttorUad supply of aU the 

five crltlnl round* o? ammunition, 

•the Chlnew Communk* drive 

thortly before tha armiaUee ml aujp* 

pUee of ammunition below th* Koday 

Wvel In June and early July, 

but at no tone was it ulilnniy to 

rastrkt th. fltln, of U k. batterlat. 

In fact, auppUes of 

UnrepaH, 

and 

Poll 

ahead of n.mnntic e«ndld«t» gj 

hen m. Meyner hy the narrow margin 

ef M per eenL 

II 

•••PP^*! 0Vnf!9 ¥••• "^BIT ^9 4HFI ^9 

When PrtHaten Beseanh 

tttnicf. 

N»w lanar Mi *taff reporters per. 

sonatly asked a representative cross, 

•eelion of the rtate'a voters: 

MUn *Htl tHH i 

M Me 

1 ^HHHy Si 

I otHMat. 

••pustlean cetHMat. Paul L, 

Troatt; th* DamatnlM ttMlMaM 

•idyftP*! H 

SS^âbama- Mi as«fc». I'b^safeAi^b^ 

dmt candidaH ClMKtoflln M,anr~ 

The reHles stHIM y» MM WtVi 

........ 4MM 

,,,..,,, 1.1 

The August S New Jersey poll refUHa 

on lh«. same qu«tk>n ahend 

Troast with 4f,s per emt at Uw 

•tale vale; Meyner with 4B par cent; 

ttytn with S j ptr cent, and i.I par 

«nt Undecided. 

With the rampalgn now In high 

gear, todt.Vn retulU. In the Hunt of 

the nnduif. of tha first "trial neat", 

reveal a number of Important facts 

thai should be kepi In MM by all 

tnasa following the New J*r»y Poll 

gubernatorial election nndinc 

1. In neither of the tm trial 

heats has either candidate had 

51 per eent ef the New jersey 

voters safely In his camp. 

t. Neither candidate at any 

tinie has had a 4 per eenl lead^ 

the minimum margin needed to 

permit declaring one candidate 

definitely In the laad MM rtln 

allow for statMleal variation, 

1. Since early August. Troast 

has picked up 1J per cent, and 

Meyner, 1 per cent, 

statistically, 

these changes are relatively 

minor, end It's still dennliely a 

•T stai no trend 

In t«- 

The eeteM "trial h—t" of the 1MI 

guhenujtortal elertlon ahowed the 

foUowtn*: Drlscoii, «B,« per cent; 

Wetoe, VIA par cent; other candl 

d^Je e«t. «rt M per, cent 

Tbe New Jeney r%U wul continue 

to fenew shifts In voter preference, 

reportttjf on election eventf and 

ihewlBat ehauas as loaf anarrilBt 

up to Election Day 

reaAad «he tbeatar comiBand.r at 

rapidly that one Item waa over, 

stacked. 

FfeOHHt MLVIS 

beerte In the capital say WllMii 

and ky« wane able to effect the 

change In the situaUon became they 

Mow "big busta*- method* Way 

cut the time id delivery on ammunition 

order, enlarged the production 

base, and general^ speeded up die 

sendUn of munition, to the Far last. 

The production of ammunition f« 

un 

Itt 

D. 

Mia a lUpubllc 

Under a eanstitutlon adopted* Nov. 

2», 1MB: India becarftc t "•ovorelgn 

demserBtle republic" effective Jan. 

M, 1M0. It elected to remain a 

member of the Cshinianwealth of 

Nation, (the ward •"•Mush" being 

ommitted). 

Wrot* 19 LtjM Oparat 

Gilbert and Builtvan wrote 19 

tight operas, all between the years 

1S71 and IM. , ' 

THE SEASHORE BUILDING 

LOAN ASSOCIATION 

SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR SHARES IN 

THE 80th SERIES 

$140 MK SHAM pen Motim ttmttmi mm Auauvt. 

RltY VALUt $200.00 PiR IHAIUL CURKMNT MAtUtlTY tW 

lSHjaV^t,«A 

MAtUHltY 

MONTHS. 

t\ •? * r " i 1 * * # •? «*r*? '-^ 

INCOME SHARES NOW AVAILABLt IN 

DIVIMNO PAID StMUkNMOALLY.

i ^x 

* • . ; ' 

•M be deecria^ M «lMee tanou. 

line, ot Clenant MoerK *And all 

through tha (atlwM) hoUH. not i 

ctMture waa atlirtpl, aat eifen a 

We doot know about th. Bike, but 

ar-—*••--r •• ** * 

Mudat and Ulea, locker MIIIUUIIIIH 

pnpmraUon of ttwucrlpu. and th* 

^ l vi| which ziiMl«ita «w« in 

"•*• ** S * ^ ^ taH»*»fwE 

Piled by the on Inrtructor.. Oowûtrtl, If. not b«d to M 

laniaHUw, new hat We. edded >"•'• " * heat wave or lea am 

Mihj yaw, Mmm •»* the •*" lomenunia alway. doing at O.C.IU, 

kee* IM Main- court Met, 

UnHhe the «*» laijy leeden 

L ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 

Issued Students 

year occurred when more than *un»r nra, BMM at -A" lead""" «wp mem lor reierenee. EV-I 

Speo^Sned Ipôr TbS ""• * ! •w 8 * ""wall, Anital»w« tppreetal*. Mae new book. I 

•eata In the office a sncM irf I* OartllL Ala* Koeh, Jerrlc -—— 

eUMInatton _»e«_lry%lS fe"& ^"^Ml d Â" I **>* tacome MltfM n_'| 

point, to an even belter Billow.. £!""_"_"» • '•tf J 1 *. 11 ' *ln. have aUried omanmna their 

from whan I att| we of The 111. 

low. look forward to a year that 

will he bath pleasant and niter 

ntutg tat OAKS. 

See you next week! 

Coist 6uwl Opens 

uwck df Holnboits 

The Oout Guard thl. week announced 

a national cheek to verify 

the accuracy of registration of notorooat.. 

Throughout the Untied state, and 

pouenloni, the aurvey will affect 

owners of 377J7I "undocuneiited" 

croft, which Include! all inboard 

motor-boat, and those outboard, 

re thin IS feet In length. Mere 

than 0P.0O0 of these are within the 

Third Coaai Guard District. «.ooo in 

New York and New jeney, B.3H8 in 

Connection and If JM in the Phila< 

delphla area. 

Mr, Meyer ertemM t tpeilal 

p 

welcome to freihmen (tvdenti mede during tt tvfnmer vauHen, 

i n untnnfl AH ef MiaM, he HM, Indicate haw 

Mudanta h. O.C.H*. far the ffctt 

time thit ftmr. M. al lt* wtltanfal 

tlau from lameri Paint, 

Paul H, Well, Instrumental mustc 

director, urged talented students 

With five new mntm on theand others who are Interested In 

teaching siair and with «pproxlmalely 

60 new puplla. the principal •Ihilty of participating in ihe school 

music to contact him as to the no*. 

urged the student body to do every band. 

thing possihle to help make then 

feel at home. 

Dr. pierce called attention to the j 

ATTENTION 

Property Owners 

Hettls • Apartments and Guest Houses 

SAVE 75% 

Redecorating Your Property 

for NEXT Ymmr 

ort th« flrat prapartiM la rant are thaM with tin MODERN 

Tenth grade glrj* are: Carol 

Turner, penny McDemMt, Anna 

Buffalo and Marian Swart.. The "B" 

leaden are Marie Henry, Jerry Ing 

ernoll. Pariene RaicllrTe and June 

Kuig, In position of the altemala 

the gull are: Adelaide Tttui, Maria 

Adams. Blen Deane and Pat Carey. 

These girl. wU| continue I heir 

leadership throughout the year un. 

EMILY 

Dining Room 

718 liglitk SltMl 

Just Good Food 

FOB THE 1Mb SEASON 

— lUfna , 

* Luncheon 

* Dinner 

New word tat 

znz 

•porta competition 

Uahhif far a toy? *e< the I 

MAM TO ONMR 

AWNINGS 

VENETIAN BLINDS 

WINDOW SHADES 

K. E.BAKER 

•« PAT AVI. ^MIM 

AWNIWBS TAKEN DOWN 

REPAIRED • «•«••»• 

CloMd Sumlayt 

HOTO-TYPC MA. 

G-E 

A brand new ieriiMdHfriB. 

totclhcr auMnMto waiber and 

dryer to hdp you bneztthroufh 

your wathda»j •, ' 

Electric, u yoB ftaotr Ihay'lt 

give you complctiideptndablUtyl 

HANS H.-JKI^ 

Plumbin, — • rtil 

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A 30-âr Dream Coming 

He uied to it»nd en the curb in front erf hh father's 

house—and wateh the, Cadillacs sweep majestically 

by—carrying fine ladies and gentlemen en happy 

excyraiorii. 

- - m 

That's when the dream started in his heart—and 

refused to leave. 

Sis times, before today, he has signed his name 

to an application for a motor car title—and, on 

every occasion, he knew it wa. a compromise. 

But not ihit time!, He U âfcint the few to a 

beautiful 1953 Cdillac^-and his 3ff.yeftr-okf dream 

is coming te. , 

_ And what a fulfillmenti.ic wiU be, a. he Mb out 

nrtt of aU, he'll aMthoM quick fjan.__ 

approval wh,ch ted^h.m the dream he. dreamed fc 

to raknjr years itstUI jq the heart, of others. 

easiest response to the accelerator he ta . 

imaained . . . steadinesa and roadabilityf 

handling ease that remove aU but the menw 

from managing the car. - 

And, oh, what marvelous comfort! It's like si 

m the easiest chair conwivaWe— and n 

smoothly and effortlessly through space. 

And then, almost before he knWW it, " 

home—and in the drivewayi-with tB| 

rushing out with the final voice of conB 

Man—this was worth waiting and —' 

male y««e. 

•v 

g mar* difficult to rant thftw old fiihisrwd, drMry, furnithMi 

.,? fln '* — -M rwrtyl., if nMMury — that old, dark, and in nrn) ««., «oed 

H furnltur. In mod.m, dur.bla, tcr.tch rMiitant, w«»erproof, two-ton, grain 

, in my number of beautiful colon, •uch •»: 

HORAY 

F6ATHIR 6HAY 

SILVER POX 

CAP! 

PLATINUM 

CHAMPAGNE 

MANY OTHERS 

, *• *K««!*»a» are wariiaMa, anal (haw little ar na dint, and will ttand man* yaar. e» Kard 

-r and ready far iprint. 

i at yaw da new furniture. 

ew furniture. 

QURA FINISH COMPANY 

Wjit AW MO«T esMMin nmNituM RWiNitMiNe PArroRv IN iOiiTH MMV 

Ocean CHy 

2137-W 

, ,'e'H get right to the point. 

The comment! we've been getting from 

many new Bukk owners about the new 

Twin-Turbine Dymflow are terrific 

And the reason li—this folly automatic 

transmission it, in itself, terrific 

It hu a sew, nrm, solid "take-hold"— 

gives you instant geontrnf respome. 

It has new quiet — you CM tMrely be«r 

the nccelerarJoo build-up. 

It bat unique end MM almplicltf of 

operation. Yen jutt Move your Selector 

into Drire range, pfeM the pedal, and go. 

T b U 

Bat the iweetett thing of «U aboat 

TT Dynaflow k toanaoodinnt, 

Mat^ 

You move from standstill to yoor legal 

•peed in one progressive build-npof 

power delivery. 

You feel a constant "carry" of forward 

motion, unbroken in any way—because 

here no gearshtf ting takePplace, either 

manuaUy or automatically. 

Even your deceleration !s infinitely 

unooth and gndual, wtt& the ctuhJooed 

control of nowing ell alowing down. 

WooUa't yciu like to sample this won. 

derful new getaway aod pleasant quiet 

and immaculate tmootbties»? 

w%'ll be glad to aeat you at tbe wheel 

of a new IMS Buick widi Twin-Turbine 

- Dynaflow—and let the thrillt come 

where they may. Drop to soon, won't 

•' • • -• • • . > ' • . ' i - j - • . • • - ' ' , ' i j j c - 

w rmncM.rMW ritmtti. M M 

mtmm tumr MMB 

KWtfMtCS^ • tMANCH) UUL,ON HOUAHmm 

erneumr New MM*»MI imiMB" 

tat-MfM suoe.AWAr twato mttmtm Mdiw

••-..••••fKi.-Jja*-!'? 

A^J 

..i 11 Sû4al • _ . 

.'ii 

' ' 

in 

-will 

ttn 

! Ocean 

Baptist 

an' Wednesday 

l fll on 

(,4.. Ha UlMI will go 

• • ffcj , • • aa. - atm. - • - •*A>». aissamaaiaaafeft aWs 4felaa 

NM|NI< 

• VPM flKVUM on tn* MMK nar # rr*ffr r my mw 

*. Mwn, awiaJ 

Trenten, preaMwt of Mw Youth MlawsJilpi 

Stiail* pftata.) 

Youth Sees Little Bright in 

Future, Say Pane! Speakers 

By FLSMNCI MYCi 

Fran time to time it Is brought to our attention that we parents and 

grandparent, are no quite filling the bill according to our yeuth 

tations of today, | • * ~r~ ——— 

"A Panel of Youth from Seven! nHctlns the youth aHuatlon the 

M H ' n presented Friday Hi « 

MM lnter»sUn» way at Ilia lath 

way It should. 

jniUvertsri meeting af the Woman's To sum up this intcnatiai panel. I 

L M « af GhMMan Service of theBob shoemaker feed that if the 

I,fi.wJ.rwy Conference of The Math 

I odirt Church. 

Mra, Ira i, Pimm, chairman of 

Ww*. 

Woman's Bfctrtaw •« 

Will apMhan, WlW In turn tsld 

• INII* awnMkint about hi* er her 

jEâa d^BBHaabAaaau HlK^fl BWB^BI ^Bkv • » • KââK 

•Me?" *BlpffIrT* ••• "l •r BSr •!••! 

IB 

JMM Shemker. Shoemaker. 

pnaUant M 

lit Trenton Cf Conference, t ta a Junior Ji 

at Princeton and hopes to become a 

(MbadM minuter 

KM Qlga Kat.n. who introduced 

herself as a redhead who could cam* 

from almost anywhere. 1> a bu.lnew 

student at JUder, balls from CentrjU 

America, formerly from Bethlehem 

«nd Jerusalem. 

Another of our North American 

youths, Was Joan Schneider, of Nepune, 

is employed as a secretary and 

Yalta O. Kim if a studanl at Draw 

unhrtntty. H. com** frem Ksraa. 

Thla lad hat a marvelous sensa of 

humor and a great foraslflht as to 

ttte Importance of Ms relationship 

to tfie rvst ef the world at present. 

The last'iwnel speaker was John 

«a It* national Horn. *wm the Tonga Islands, sub. 

***•>'*« aba Walsh KMire. 

i'had a TaJceesa. one- of f 700 crusade scholars h from 

i and snc half the Islands, and also is a student at 

.''Baptist Church. Drew University 

I Calvary Baptist 

" ". In Buttle These young people ««it right in 

, Ms two • the discussion of questions and 

I his mls- 

V 

and wider 

Orient he pnotoi 

-How Or Nevar." 

. Ortnkr» -O 

flu aotind ma ; 

dM and 

ansnrer* with everything they believed 

to be right In his or ber own 

neart ajid mind 

It Is indeed a challenge to be 

youth of today, they said, and 

struggle to And a proper place In 

world Jand«ahlp. The entire hope 

sAd futiir* of our universe lisa with 

16atnpatans on 

InKew York, 

nla. Del- 

flan v T» Brntnt It as It should 

fc*. Mr- H«T«* «akl that nlaalon 

akwvW •* In both the home and 

ei tfco laajBta. Tta T«nga Islands 

ihe are almost too par cent Christian, 

Jubilee Service. Sunday, 

On the whole. th« place of today's At St. James Church 

youth Is world leadership holds little 

hope for nutet young folks, the 

An old-fashioned jubilee scrvi(.e 

speakers said. Government and the 

win t^ke- bl«tt Sunday ut St. Jamtv 

WMkl aJtuatian dafaat optimum). 

A.IWT. E. Church,' 7th st. and Haven 

fiv. The Rev, Mrs. A. R. Bruithwntu?. 

' Scntte the Korean outlook as neAtlftnttc-City, will conduct the ser« 

an a*a It today. Mr Kim said that vttee^ beginning at 3 p. m. Tlie Rev, 

afc tajtmulng number of seminary Mrs. fifalth>vajtti U sponsored by 

tMdu from i Korea indicate Idit tht that Mrs. FJonii? Conquest. Ocean City, 

*'*>»*•• 

the young people are responding to 

that (ftafllenge. 

Ufa* Xatao. tha young lady titan 

' ' ' said that, In her 

life Is too Ubera 

I, and again put* 

tfra-Hw en awente of that, sec- 

1 

la ttje 1aeai dnirch nweaurlna 

ttl> #NMy trtth nWneada at yfuth 

tat tMa 4vea* 

church would provide recreational i 

tenters aa well U rooms of worship.' 

there would be no question as to 

the place of today'i youth in world 

leadership. 

The entire problem would then 

mold Itself into one universal pat 

tern of • united Brotherhood. The 

young people would seek the church, 

and the folks at home would have I 

a deeper profound Christian under 

standing 

To Tell on Air of 

Prayer Healing 

Christian Scientisf* 

Announce New Series 

Anew series of weekly 15-mtnute 

adio programs ill Just rat infi the 

power of prayer In everyday life 

will b»? relca^rd Sottirdny by tht* 

Christian Science church. 

dvcamentary narrativt In 

which m, «nftt Icllm of his own 

rell(tea# sxiwCTlcace—how his pr*- 

U 4 h 

yer In Christian 

Tlit' \tnfn>d jiccounu an- IJLIIIJ! 

*pv recorded from pi'rrscms of 

lafty different ualks of life from 

U over the United Stales, Canada, 

Europe, Africa. Australia and uthei 

parts of the world 

Following the nnrratn.e a short 

nspirational mrftsajtr will lH> presented 

on hoiv the listener can solve 

his own problems through prayer 

out t yvuih. y , they asserted ncrted. Mankindd 

The proaTarAs—carrying the merles 

avail bo atpeace 

with, each c other to Utle, ' How Christian Science Heals" 

paot t and kacp bh brothertood It 

—are produced by The Mother 

an oat be one blc happy family 

Church. The Firm Church of Christ. 

null! i color, rac* and creed are all 

Scientist, in Boston, according ta 

faajusd together. 

announcement by Charles M Carr. 

Christian Science Committee on 

Publication for New Jejrsey 

They Will be heard on about 600 

radio stations throughout tht- United 

States, Cantida and Australia, and 

it poinU iti Latin Amcrii a Africa. 

Europe and New Zealand 

to 

3OMEH3- POINT—The traditional 

40-hour (tevotions will open In St. 

Jo*tph» Bs C. Church with the 11 

«.m. maw this Sunday, the R*v. 

Jertmlah- SuHiwn, pastor, snndunced. 

Th* rrtfl 

lit a poOJp 

him from 

fact that 

Her doesn't 

Rew Chottin Aids m t OQth 

of His Church 

..._. com- 

;h atmlwfaary of 

i 1 * HnoMI Church of 

f W f, «T anmlah kw M UM 

Church In Waadatawn, which 

make* lift the pariah ha tarns. 

Tha pariah MiaM la IN years sM. 

St. Maphsn'a Caaucp. waa estao-f 

llshed about (»0 In a grlat mill In 

MulUca Hill, and moved In MIS into | 

r*«1 

, i -">-«*• - "I 

But, 1X . J o|atuww""*/^g {asnuy tate en - 

ne«t 

reply 

ours. 

ARTHUR M. DeMARIS 

•eallar • laiurer 

Ml Eighth Street Phone 1233 

LLOYD'S FLOWER SHOP 

Flewen Far All Occasions — 

Telegraphed Anywhere 

937 A»bury Avenue Phone 0277 

ATLANTTCCrrY 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

M0 Aabury Avenue Phone 0130 

BERTRAND T. CAREY 

Soal EataM . InsnriBea 

15th St. «wl'W.Ik P1.OM0173 

HANEY LLOYD CHATT1N 

-• lunnoca 

131* A-bury Avenue Phono COM 

THE 

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THE CHURCH FOR ALL... 

ALL FOR THE CHURCH 

Th* Church is (ha grealMt (actor on sarth far 

(he building ef character and food eillnntklp. 

It is a storehouse of spiritual values Without a 

strong Church, neither demoeraey nor ei*Ui»yeB 

c*si survive. There ^re lour ssusd res^s whf 

every pensn should ottand mrvicon roaulorlT 

and support th« Church They at: tl) For hlj 

own uke. (1! For his children's sake, (3) Far the 

sake ol his community and nation (4) For tha 

sake el the Church tUeli, which needs hi! moral 

and material support Han to go to church ren> 

larly and lead your Bible daily. 

On 

........ DcuteronDiny 

Mond'.r '.'.' 

II Simuil 

Thursday 

Frid.y 

gaturdlr-... 

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CavrrlahltH. 1U> 

M.Hb.w 

JBHWI 

•mr *- - 

This Series Is Being Published Under thm Sponsorship of the Following- 

HUGHES' 


Slh St. and Wesley Ave. Ph. 0245 

I. LESLIE LAWRENCE 

Bealtsr 

4801 Central Avenue Phone 0014 


OF OCEAN CITY 

801 Aabury Avenue Phone 1309 

SAMPSON nnd HAM ADA 

•Hlng • F.rc*d Air Baal 

328 West Avenue Phone 1048 

OCEAN CITY HOME 

SAVINGS & LOAM ASSOCIATION 

1001 Aabury AvetMK Phone 0012 

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iih St. anil Aabury Ave. 

HOWARD S. STA1NT0N 

810 Aabury Avenue 

L. TACCARINO 

•eg, Flooibtaf - 

618 Weal Avenue 

WATER SERVICE 

110 linth Str«rt 

CbavreM . 

H«aMn« 

•'••' 

In 

Panning Bill.' 

h HalM 

— 1 «"• **» pUnn 

eman 

and M4, , to nflwt th 

»t lh» Cap* 

chanfaa au«««ted ««td b by Governor DrU- PIRST CHIMCH OP 

«ll In his conditional veto was halted 

and -He Smiled On M«". by OUara. 

CHRIST, tCiaJNTMT 

iponsored y thU week by tha New Jersey ASSO! 

Forcum. of Wild- elation of Real Estate Boards as^£ Bunday Service—II a mi, at the T-tt p. m.—Pnparatorv aanlce for 

'Chief Carl Hoffman. substantial step forward In the In-churchterest of atlmulatlng ireater home Sunday School—11 a. m. at theBralnerd H. Oelaa. 

8th it and Anbury av. Holy Communion, eonduetad by Elder 

In cooperation in 

bunding activity". 

Reputation h m 

Pricmlmtt Potfttion 

Wa can pta« a aMIar value an 

n fn# ^ttfl 

danc ef rha MMIs, This. Mr matt 

valuable aatMMkM, we have MliMd 

and haM thr«v«h inn af M M 

entMut atrvica anal HMuajMful contMaraMan 

far every family. 

•Servln, Familist of E«ry Faith 1 

Al Any Hour — 

Phone 2654 

WIMBERG 

FUNERAL HOME 


DALE CARNEGIE 

I In Effettive Speaking and Human Relation* 

TRAIN FOR LEADERSHIP! 

INCREASE YOUR INCOME! 

' lt: 

1 

ENROLL NOW 

New Class Beglna October S. Cla.i Ijmned. Early 

ennUment ratarns a class siact. CanduchMl by 

Slhsan Innllirte ef Philadelphia. 

10 Things Thia Course Will Help 

You Do; 

I. Wiflup !•»>«" 

3, luriTiiBr VeBr ilH-sine 

I Makr •

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