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* ' > • ' • • • • ' • ; " • • ' ' • * • . ' ' • • "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 GUARANTEED PROTECTION A6AIH5T TERMITES TernlU InfuuU.a I. Inereiu- IM la Ihto aria ,,,ry 7aar. Pwt laka •haases — aa awe rear feaaae k pnlaclaal against TOX-EOLSrSTEM • Nationally knswn ana UMd. • tandM hy CRtr«.TOX €hwnhai Product* Compapy Uio irtudiinU . Sound 1 SMt " "si DELAWARE VALLEY L U M B E R C O . EGG HARBOR CITY, HEW JERSEY LIVERPOOl AVE..wd WHITE HORSE PJKE TELEPHONE, COO HARWM IS* LOAD f,ara Free Home AchnBy HAVE OM! ENJOY MM Ittw IN YOUR OWN HOW... UfOU W* No Oaati Ityil.,, If not aMfeMy «Uaflad, M wiU MMS tha Dryar, No obliÔon. II'IHA UM mean anything, tb» y tbelng MHi with a valuation on IM MM «f about USflOO; * lot wBh Phtmbing - FREE INSPECTION or »ob« nonwrt wstiTe ar raom Tox-Eol Control Co. • P.a Box 5B4, OCMD City • M * *
1:5* .tinel-l 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.
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