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•-.-. HPtft 26.00
Coots-20% Off
NOW 10.31
•NOW 14.35
NOW 18.00
Topcoats-20% Off
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new
bensnt ffiarfttaU efflttmeree and ha-
via the proposed tkuial'defenae. the Council conlraa
•re being discussed ad-The present wllMroodWMhPwtan
chief advantages nut Route or IM> miles with the ferry
Southern New Jer-route
of 130, Atlantic Clty-Norfolk.
OpDDclI A non* prjbentiy J*0 mink, would be "
These laeMed; mlEaV MUIvtU»eiatlabary. K M
nmertt. m» t*mBss. would be 100 via ferry
1
defense nitfbUlty. Report of a survey of the Cap*
it, and area develop- Charles Ferry) known aa the Klpto-
. jrsey and Delaware peke' Une, war also released Oils
weak By Walter Treen, Cape May
— -^ i ^^asEBHaajssj aa flaaVaMUaesaaiaisBg valid
to ta* revenue* ef the .tatM Count, freeholder, and Ned Gerber,
and te loll revenues of the Garden director ef the Council.
atats Parkway, which presently dead. The survey team learned from
UN Cspe May tmn «Wdplaln
a. H. Qarrlson, general
manager, now the Klptopek. Une
struggled for business, prangting Itself
as a ferry alone, until a "route,
promotion" was worked out and the
teean Highway Association wai
WMf •UsappefnrnwBt- Par coun.
krea, fit / vrfed Mat the «dta>
|fl£l' ha cfanwtriad Ints •• **iM.
•raster effort In iffft"
resHutisn o( the lane,
leM.
frmholdir Walter H, Tretn, of
WDdwood, was reassigned as director
of public relations and the county
airport, M. Spencer Vauntf of •«•.
ley 1 * MBI wai renamed to direct the
operation af the County Welfare
Board. Sol Needles, of Cape May,
again will head esuaty courts and
nubile buildings, and Orasn M corson,
eeurt Howe, nads and bridsu,
Mr, Treci tn named to the board
af school estimate: Robert K. Bell,
OeeiB CJrjPi county aalleUgr; Dr.
Maurice B- Cohen, Wildwood. county
—* 'ilan far three yeirii Mrs. Dolda
„. lin, Orecn Creek, treasurer of
the eeunty board of welfare for five
years, and Everett Htwiey, of stone
Harbor, to the County Library com.
mlMlon for a live-year icrm.
Oarrlson. a native af Southern
MM InaMy"! iHItan
Treen added 1 the- note that over
aaven million persons reside within
IBB mueaar f ,"",""""
tHln that distance of
Cape ChiiHesL 'With nearly every
family hiving a ear, eight million
new automobiles being built yearly,
and a great increase in population,
the Cape May Ferry U feasible and
poaltlvely a public necessity," Treen
concluded.
•New Jersey Is like a man with
one arm In a sling*." Gerber said,
•with nearly one-third of Its area as
a peninsula or a deadMin«d Jacket ...
1.98 Wool Knit Hat* I.M
3.98 Raincoats 3.00
2.98 Flannal Pajamas ..... 2.00
I.M MMMM 1.00
.39 Cotton Pantlw .. .4 for 1.00
ayawtltHa LimHed — torry Ma L.yAways
ilk about any of your problems.
Cafiero Urges
Accident Probe
Grand Jury to Chock
RR Crossing DMrtht
, Kiwonlarrt UtVn
proposition that an county employes
should receive a waje Increase of
lit* app^lntmatiU were annonnced
«„, recent transfer af Kan. by Safety — • • ' -
WO across the hoard lor the year After the mo
g
Laurcnca F.
tlon and spending many hours
guarding vital Ing and lanucnmc aajalnaML
Lunny.
If the quMtlon was* to be placed on
r«r* ralh •«• CharlM m. Prla*
the ballot In the November election
acreed a payroll
Although many •any people have baa*
•my air attack WM interestingly
MH iwilhmWfl' pstle* ranka
there waa not time for a meeting of which will (rant int th* the" yearly year pun an
fearful of hart ivtag Men missile eta-
described J|o members af th* Ocean
- mi a|rly«r f«IH
arivarany «f the Board or Freeholders hut, after extra Increment to full time em-
ten near tnalr isThMMf, Mr. sVeCt.be
City Klwanla Clab yesterday after-
.T - -^ifPP 1 ^
In (acHm l consultation by telephone with counployes, thus Increasing their salaries
said that actually they poaa Denote
noon by Michael K. McCabe. public
rank*. Ftw MHw —aw-
ty counsel and wltlr the various at least mo for the year l«on. This
danger than harwg atf
relations spokesman for the New
members, the director of the board action fat being taken due to the fact
aervka gutlod In
Jersey Bell Telephone Co.
requested the clerk to place the that the employes of Cap* May He told the clubmen aomathlng of
question On the ballot, with the un- County have received Increases In the development of the guided misderstanding
that the results of thepay,
or a bonus, each year since sile program ^p this country during
election would not be Dim
IMS. which Increases over the period
Indlng In
and following World War i, demon-
•ar /»ra-iiiaitaraa «r>r«ai
aceprdanca with the county couniel have amounted to approximately strated with a tiny model how It
oplnloh.
11,000 per employ*.
tracks down and destroys a plane hi
On Novanbcr B. ISM, the roten The Board hopes to make further the air. and concluded by showing
of Cape May County, by a majority studies of this problem and It Is ex- a Aba which gav* eye witness ex-
COFFETSHOP
of SOS votes, approved the referenpected that further Increases will be amples of the "Nike" In operation.
dum to the effect that all county granted In the future as they can Mr. McCsbe said that the missile
employes should receive an acro*«- be fitted In to the Clill Service Sal- Is 10 feet long and about a foot tin,
the-board wage Increase of Woo, for ary and Wage Schedule, where such diameter and has a 10-foot booster
the ye«r I9M. However. In view of wages or salaries are found to be rocket to start it on Its journey far
the statutes on Public Queatlon*. lower than other comparable coun- Into the sky, where It Is controlled
even though the vote carried, it Is
by rsdsx to its target The booster
f aallat " flaV aaiftAB* 4wl*»l_.** AsV^. li>UI>.l
still the responsibility and duty of
fails 'oft after giving the Initial
the Board of Chosen Freeholder, to are aware mat » WSHIM be thrust skyward,
eiUMUh all salaries for the county
employe, and tali waa all the more the beard *a mefce a declsien aaHt.
•Wine, IM IpMhef MM,
necemsry due to the fact that only fatfenr M all, fewt we assure yeo ara -an I Inner rtatj t af M M *
two yean ago a wage schedule with that we ham iniaiwni t» adept
minimum and maximum ranges was a palicy Mrttlcl! jarlii ba fh# apaat^
F^^ •?*» •••••F ^••••B mWI
adapted by the county at the Unit •Mnanctol te the hrtwre «f Capa
Wl^lf Hip fflf^M^H flic Uny
Civil Service was put Into effect May Cauntv.
VniMM lyttM la Me Arrtte and
•-»^ '•••W WW&9T BHl^w^^^H^w SBP.
St. and Atbury Av». Phon* 3380 After UM election the freeholders
To any who feel that we have been
*m**^m eanpaf •staan py fne
nade t itudy not only of the Cape nfalr In our consideration of this U, S. Mr P«n anal
May County gituaUaa ngardlhf matter we «xpreaa our regrets, bat
waii* and salaries, but requested we always welcome the privilege of In New Jersey it la punned la
other counties Id forward capita of having you meet with the board toban
14 -Ml**- InstslUtlonj. flve *f
•alary ranges and other Information
them In U» South.m New Jersey
that would be helpful in making «
Ufa to protect tne vital Delaware
study of what could be done to carry
Blver Valley anal PhllsdelphU indus-
out the referendum that had been
trial am, he said, Each installation
requires U nrea of ground. 101 enlisted
men plus officers, and a rarl-
1 that Din*! V ,
ofutre*«yfr«ml
wan COJ «M :
tpartmeat ts«ant-U > 1.
owns at UM Adwrr «v.
Cose WM sot ret**---
Mrs. b l
Lancport last'
the
All of tha awUpment
lag pUMonaa la stored1
uMWarosuid
and thar* I* oq firing ai autldpaiad n-
cept at enemy aircraft.
Hugh
tYOU*
Locate! In
rhe
•MHiTH AND
Me pointed out
waa bom because during World War
1 it became evident that planes
could fly too high and too fast to
seriously threatened by any existing
types at •ntl-alrcraft Bans or
aiming device*.
The "Nike" overcomes what waa
then a handicap by nylng falter
and higher than any plane and being
controlled from the ground.
He demonstrated tow a tiny model
•Nike" could be flred by a remote
control push button device, II went-
•cross the dining room on a wire In
less than a second, "shooting down"
model slrpUne fium a pedestal
near the celling. ,
Mr, McC.be teM Met Auwlcen
experiments ara
untaj miss MM which can a»
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RLY BIRD SPECIAL
SUB-TEEN
DENIM JEANS
1.00
R-fl. 2.98 — 10-14 Sha.
BOYS' SAVINGS
JM.00 Suburban CoaH !...... 10.00
110.00 Wool JMkcft, 44 .
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
BOYS' FLANNiL
SPORT SHIRTS
1.00
Rag. I.M — SIMS 4-14
8.00
I'lOO iioar Sport CMII
3M Corduroy Slack. 3,flO
•*»* Dacron Slack* |.©0
^*5 Kh Khaki or Gray Chlno. 2.00
CoHon Sport Shirt... 2.00
L. $. Polo Shirt, 1.00
L. S, Polo Shirt. 2.00
*-H W*,i Slack., $.7 , 3,00
* Cwd, Slack., %f 2.00
Rifc Umterrtlrt. 4tor 1.00
Cotton •rtoh .. Sfar 1.00
Rib Cotton Sock. 4for 1,00
Davy 1.Q0
C. T-Shlrt. 4fOr
^ terry Wo wayT
Rtl.
Cap* May County In m«t ilaaaM,
cattana Hn recelvlnsj hl«t»r tal-
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m p f ni i
carried oof in MMMUHI
^--*• •>ii~ ' * —
%9Jys inii wlff! City Airport
fifa l •
irHi nun m mwtw •II1VI tmi/nif
af a iubmarine cable which ea>
wHh a ManparaMa PMVIMIHI,
•M bKiuaUnt] ANanitc Caunty. y.
HHHHI8J JJ_a^i«__ iili MMrnn • i rws»ra
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Cape May Cavnty In •rMkMtkMi A grand jury Investigation into The Association petitioned city of Club President Ployd W. Town-
railroad crossing accidents la Cape flclsU far in Increased approprls- send presided over bis first meeting
May County was recommended Tues- In the natter of salaries and and announced that Ike forms! Inday
by Superior Court Judge Anth- wages far personel at the Held, The atallstlon of new offieen for IMC will
HRBM JCWdHS ony J. Caflero at Cape May Court Increased bujlness at the airport lake place at a dinner and Ladles
House.
necessltats* employment of people
WATCHIS
Night next Wednesday evening In
The probe into the crossing condi- with technical "know-how" In conthe
Atlantic City Country club,
DIAMONDS . JKWILRY tion which ever the past few yean nection with dlrpUne*. the Associa-
has resulted In the death of several tion sUted. To obtsln this calibre of
Witch a>nd persona mi urged by Judge Caflero workers, salaries must be eoBunensu-
fat his charge to the January panelrate
with Uielr experience and abll
of the grand jury.
it?. The Association said two menLouis
Stadiar
are needed full tune and one extra
The Jurist raMmmandad that «• man for Sundays and holidays
Han be Initiated re settle tka rearts
af nassenger and Passes at 78
IN ASsUIRY
Istrai as well as slrcrsft reglstra
mat hawe wiwrred at rhe snd gss sales Indlde a to Fonn.r Propriotor
per cent hicrease to use of the local
creatbin south ef Court Nause. airport in the past year, Mr, Snyder'a of Retort SIOM
Judge Caflero Informed the newreport
Mated,
jury that It would be wlUiin Its pow-
Louis Stadler. of 711 Wesley sv,
TIM alrttert anlayed ita greatest
er to hand up presentments on the
(or msny yean a store proprietor at
day af acfMrw M «un4sv, JUIM IF,
problem of •afeiy In connection with
•th st. and central sv., died Tuesday
when a recanj IM alrcrafi vlaHed
the accidents.
night at Shore Menertal Hospital,
It, At SM time, •«• atMraft war*
The recommendation stems from
where he- had been confined lor
the recent desths of two persons at
about two weeks. He was 78.
railroad crossings. Last week Harold
He bad been a resident of this re-
R Carty, of Cold Sprint, M-yemild
|
sort for M yean, Md operated a
father of two children, was killed AssaxUttan.
news and tobacco store at the cen-
when a dlesel coach •truck hit truck In reply'lo requests of vlsltlne ter-city Intersection. He retired from
it the Sully Marshall crossing. Two BlloU for a mare descriptive name the business here about five yean
month.;previously, Mrs. Maria Ran* for the local flying Held on all official ago.
Wt, at Efens. mother of tfco children charts and records used by atiaton, Mr. Stadler cane here (ram At-
died In J crush at the Week's Land- the. name of the airport will be kwiNc -CiW. where ha operated on*
Ing crossing, which U located about changed an.these charts and records of the flnt lee cream and bakery
2,000 feet south of the Bally Marshall to the Ocean City (N. J > Municipal •horn at 10 S. Virginia av, in that
crossing.
Airport. Locally, however, it will retort for many Fears.
John 0, Snydcr, of Wildwood continue to be known as Clarke He was a member of the Ocean
Crest, engineer of the Pennsylvania' Field,
City Lodge. P, and A, M,. the Cms.
Reading Seashore Lines coach In 'During IMS, UP until December 1, cent Shrine, of Trenton, and be-
bath ratal accidents, Is •till awaiting at which time the report was comlonged
to the Lutheran Church. He
grand jury action In connection with nleted, a total of 10.173 gallons of was a member of the New Jersey
the death of Mrs. Raff, and the hear- aviation gasoline was sold at theState
Militia with the rank of coring
of evidence by the jury of theHeld,
This represents an Increase of poral from February 1911 to Janu,
charge of involuntary manslaughter about M per cent over the sales ary 1920,
In the Carty death U slated for theregistered
in IBM.
He Is survived by three daughten,
grand jury's lint session on Janu ana ef the principal cenaumera
I Mrs. EdeJe Pierson, Semen Point;
«ry 11. *
ef laatallne
U the nth spatting op-
Mrs. Lois Morrison, Havertord, Pa,,
Jacob Konlwltch, Wildwood auto-
and Mrs. Pauline S. Roberts, of this
mobile dealer, was named foreman Clartre PlaM as a Uw AirlM the
city; three grandchildren and three
of the new grand Jury, and Leon W. paM-yeap, PMt spatrlne pltoh laireat^randchUdren,
Beardon, Sea Isle ClUr supermarket UhBBast ABbab abb^iKl ~— * -—^- ^ ^-*- ^Sd^lSKSV ^B^eatss¥Slss Funeral services will be conducted
manager, was chosen as deputy W*BT _•••• KKfli sirpfjFf wvir viiivis Friday at S p. M, at the Smith Fu-
and maka It their epers- neral Home with the Rev, Frank F.
•hiiviHip •••• gcain sir mt 4vuill* Adlor. pastor of It, John's Lutheran
Church, officiating. Friends may call
Friday front i to i o'clock, niter,
ment will be In Plessantvllle Ceme-
The oflelal reguter at the olrnort tery,
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
GIRLS' FLANNEL
NKNT60WNS
1.00
R«f.I.M_N«tAIISiiM
GIRLS' SAVINGS
3.98 Skirt. 3.00
2.98 Skirt. 2.00
3.M Corduroy Jumpor*...... 3.00
5.M Orion Cat^igtm 4.00
4.98 Orion Cardigan... 3.00
3.98 Orion Puttown 3.00
5.9« NtJal PutJMn 2.00
l.ft Cotton T-Shirta. 1.00
1.7S Nyton % Slip 1.00
4.98 DrMM*. 3.00
5.98 Dr«u«* 4.00
7MDnum 5.00
MKnmtm 2 for 1p00
M Davy C. Cot. Soda.^for 1.00
3JO Dwiinwat .afar* 3.00
OuanMM*. LtatMM — «»rry Ma LaysAtnye*
r ^-ikjA'" ' •
AboAeatmfar Pull Unao»
VAPO NlfhtlN PRODUCTS
H06HES MfARMAXY
PRINTING
COMMIRCIAL
STATIONERY
Lewis L.
Barrett
PhooaUta
flight aHee Indicates that IMS air,
craft togged in during the past year.
All pilots are requested to sign the
lag, but on busy week ends many
do not. The Association, to compensate
lor these omissions, feels that It
would not exaggerate the figures if
SD par cent were added to the total
oil the register. This brings the estimated
visitation to i.S3«.
The busiest month was July, when
543 aircraft were registered. During
the year, MM passengers and crews
cans In on the airplanes. Matt of the
visiting planes were from Pennsvl
vanla, which registered 725, A totsl
of Ml New jersey ship owners registered.
Moat visiting planes were
Iran Ike Eastern seaboard state.,
altbonfh one waa from aa far west
as Minnesota and another from dls
Mat Newfoundland, There were
Ma single-eoillned ships and 17
multiengined planes.
The majority of the aircraft, 463
to be exact, brought tourists
anxloui to visit Ocean City, One
pilot reported he waa here on a
akin diving expedition, two others
flew In to see their wives, and another
candidly admitted he landed
ben keeauM he missed the Atlantic
City airport.
Aircraft of 33 business and commercial
firms registered ai being on
business trips. A number of flying
clubs from neighboring sUtes designated
Clarke Held as their target en
week-end tUgMa,
The Hew
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SHIRTS and JERSEY BLOUSES
. % I- „» • ,
^dsMo^.^an.9
Avenue
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StaMer Family in
$6cfot and Personal
Chrfefmas Reunion
'H» I* now niahtl
*— ay MM. *> *W*N
it Short M«-l
Dahtdon14th Th« family of Mr, and Mra. P»U1
8 SUhler. 141S B.y «v., held • re-
! Plant JOT a Snow Ball Dance were
Conmttlnit Olrl to
rtuuntviiti
mada at the meeting of the Lloneii union ChrlstnMM dinner an Christ
fll|$ Sdnol tod opwafe. i Hrvln.
fciYicetouple Club wWnnday evening lail week, mas Eve at the Meadowedfe RfsUU
it the hen* of Mn, William Oaa- runt. Roosevelt blvti.. .Marmara,
•tattoo to NorthfUld. No «at. hu
kill, MO Aabury av, Mn, William The room was attractively decor,
wt for th* waddinf.
Crockfsrd wai eoMttew.
Wed In Resort
ated with a large lighted Christmas
the dance will bt held in, the Mil tree, holly, greens, laurel and other
sic Her, Saturday, January 14, start-
WAC Sorg.K.n. I*
•eaionil decorations. The table was
ing f p. n, Music will ba provided covered with * ireen cloth with a
by the Blue Notea TieketiJre being
•ritte •old by mraberj
Mlu Natalia Anne
Following the busineu meeting
daughter of John MarrtaMy and Ihe the newly sleeted ofneers were In-
lal/Aliee MorrlMey, ef Trey. N. ¥,, stalled with Frank Darby, represen-
end Thomas BreeMey Ellison, son of tative of the Lions club, officiating.
Dr and Mrs. W B Ellison. 1M BayThe
stall Include! Mn, Walter Ham-
Share dr.. were* united In tttarriage mar, president; Mrs. Lodgie Pel
Tuesday, last week, at Ihe home of Corlo, vlee president; Mn, Crock,
the bridegroom. The Hev, George ford, secretory- Mrs. James Scythes,
Fischer officiated
Teasyrer, and Mrs, James Andrea,
Mn. Bradford Kent Strock, of fiuntie Buster,
: Mechanlnsburg Pa. sister of the The social tune was in the form
bridegroom, was matron of honor of a Christmas party, Mrs. Qasklli,
and Mot Wiesenthai assisted as beat outgoing president, was presented
man
with a gift from the eiub members,
I The bride wore a pink knitted The nest meeting will be January ZH
suit with matching sequlned hat, the home of Mrs, Del Corio, 616
black pumps and white aecessories. Wesley av.
•he had an orchid carnage.
TOWtt . . .
The matron of honor's outfit was
JOAN MAMIE HEALY
a lull black velvet skirt with a while Hufft Entertain at
Mr. and Mrs. G Edward Ilenly, of
jersey blouse, black velvet hit, Family Reunion
black accessories and an orchid cor-
With a New Bridgeport. Conn., havr announced
sage.
A family reunio the in 10
the engagement of their (taushti>r,
Ihe ceremony was attended hy
Joan Marie, to John Charles Hack
rinse friends and iminedlale mem.
son of Osciir l>. Harkiit-V. of btrs of the family Including the
Super Special Ocean Citv. and the late Mrs bridegroom's grandparents, Mr, and
arkiu*
Mr*. Charles I, Breckley
Miss Mealy is a tirttdunlr of C.'i-n- The bride, a member or the WAU
ral 11 if?li Sch* wa-> kradun
valedictorian from the
HJKh School in the clas
later graduated from the Wharton
School of Finance of the University
here he was a
member o/ Sigma Nu fraternity and
wen aacieim for his work as musi?
chairman for Mask and Wig Club ]
allows. Me IN now a traveling auditor !
lor the General Electric Co, out 01 j
^chencclady, N, V,
HUM jniMM and Mfvlotf, for
r TV M raM naM, »• an as n.ar
; •
Oui-of-Towners Are
;
•ars. WAS held last week at the
home of Mr and Mrs. John Huff
Slate I oj Pennsylvania Military Prep School
| nn(| collt.»Ke, is a first lieutenant In
adunud «- u.c Arm> and present!} is attending
Ocean City sthool at the «ary Air Font Bst.p
€>f lfH2 and [ jn San Mnrcos. Tex. "
Wht j They expect to bbe
assigned to duly
in Germany next fall.
GuMitf of Courtneys j
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Courtney.
1M7 West •»., held Open House, at
theii home Monday, last week.
Included in those attending were
their son-in,|aw daughter and grand,
daughter, Mr. find *
Suess and tee Ann of
illd
1 centerpl.ee of cuidle, In gold
•n aurrounded with (map »nd
Chrlntma-i bills Inrilvlduir pMet
cards wero angels, candle! and holly.
Those attending Included Mr. andColombl.
Polk Han Ocean City
Mrs. jogeph SMhler: Mr, and Mrs. Mr, and Mra. RuueU
ard of K. of C Robert Stahler and children. Bar family of Columbia, p.
ban and Buddie; Mr. and Mrs, J, D, holiday week end vUltlng i
f
The lull BUilneM meeting g for 19U
Fvcnlure Club business macllng,
of St. Augu.tlnc'a. June 14, 1M4. in wu combined with i a prc New Year
fiahlsr and daughter!, Nancy and •liter, Miu Mary Bring,, |p l i t the home of Misi Ann
Doyle, p.ftorof St., A
recognition of hU autiundlni work patW rrlday l evening i g v
Suian; Mr. and Mra, Sherman Dow pi,
miir In Sonisri Psint.
|h*re he cy elevated, to the rank of Council No. 117, 1 OOffem*
or Pocobon
* * • '
las •*
yauni Women's Chrliill«n Service
Mn. Mae Orubb, acting Wenonah,
SI John's Johns lulheriiii l Church In
diimiHed the .December refreshment
Mation nnd d meeling, eeling 8 p, p mm,
in
! church
llJterature Department of the
men's Research Chin, meeting nt
home of Mrs. Henry D, Cooper,
i Wesley av\ "Growth ind Devel
•,,enl of Shakespeare's Style" »i
presented by Mrs, Roger K, H,
. i
A NEW CONCEPT
Lydla Circle o( the Woman's sobj
LENTHI^RiCi
>ly of Christian Service, meeting
k-jn p, m, at Plymouth Inn,
IN OUR MARKET
r * * *
Oyffers • Clam* - Lobster Tails
Scran Class of the Ocean City
iptisi church, meeting i p, m, at
Lobtler Meal - Soft Crab*
e home of Mrs. Horace Werner, 3 I ; Harbor,
AND OTHER FRESH SEA POOD IN SEASON
IIDAY
OUR OWN FRIED CHICKEN
Ocean Cily Council of church
omen, luncheon and meeting, 12:31
COOKED SEA FOODS TO TAKE OUT m. In Pljmoulh Inn, Nomination
CribnMsr - Sullepi • Soft Crabt
d election of
, 26
Shrimp . Davllad Cr.b»
IJNBAY
Gaiitrld pi
wOLE SLAW FRENCH FRIED POTATO!! Macedonia Mciiieiiiil Church Npe-
Those attending included Karen
Pimil MASH POTATO SALAD
•I program, pg 3:30 pp.
m, in the
and Johnnie. Huff; Mm. Huff's moth-
lurch, h 10th h si. and d Simpson m.
er. Mm. Ethel LanK; Mr. and Mi-,
TRY OUR DELICIOUS SPECIAL PLATTERS lie Rev C, T, Mayo anfl his Junior
William Constable and sons, Donald
and Kit, of Chestnut HHI; Mr. and
We Deliver Phono 1348
jioir »ill be guests, Colieetlsn to
Mrv William Arnold and AOIIK. Bill Se(*!..SMrti!..SiTaYMrWaft!
Bneilt (he bulldinii fund.
and Jlmnile. of Mt. Airy. Mr. and
Mr» Maurice Pet nick and daughters* H. J. Freed? Drop, Inc. SPENCE S SEA FOOD
\orma. Bevt-rly and Donna, of At
lantie City; and Mr. and Mm. llairv Th* PrMtription Stera
SEA FOOD MARKET and KITCHEN
l^ing and children, Ann, fCiie, C.ithy P. WESLEV ODDILE, R.P.
lOth STREET and ASBURY AVENUE
Tom. Dick and Harry, of Germmi | 01 Afbury Av*. O.C. fifOI
CLOSED MONDAVI
oil and Wniiara, of Philadelphia: sir.
and Mrs. William Webster and soli. !
st Noble Glands' Friendship Clrof
the Ocuon City Rcbckah
bdse. meetinti n p, m, at thp homo
Mrs. Emma St-huff, 710 Asblipy
Co-hoslesaes Mrs. Leah Adams
M Mrs. Sarah Linucr,
JANUARY SPECIAL JANUARY SPECIAL JANUARY SPECIAL Art Duportmcnt hf I lie Wiirnrn
David,' of Warminster, Pa,; Mr. and ;
Mrs: Albert B Johnson of
and daujjhter?!, Lucette And Su?=
with ll«e. IS.
snnt sof PledsantvjHei Mrs, Florenee
Inf. Sit tavcra! m imjli, mrniU
Courtney nf P!#a§3iitviNe; Mr §nd
am BT itrqm mnd »¥«!
Sin, Lewis janes of Margate; Mr
snd Mrs, Joseph Robarts and child^
Fen of £om?rs Feint; Vlf, and Mrs.
John Chfldwk'R yf Mgrmoia, Mr., awl
Mrs, Larry Pirdt?c and children. Lstr\
and Sharon, of Ocean City and
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Chadwirk.
aha of Oeean CUy.
1 Woman
.
iearch Club, mceiini! at tin- home
Mnt j. Edward VON., 937, Central
pft
Mrs L.MJ-, O Ilipkim will speak
Klcmipli anil German
"Dutch,
Wtssware."
Order uf Ejstii ii Slnr CfHapter N'«,
I, (neeline B p. in, in thi> Masonic
in.
Ladies Auxiliary of the Firs!
•esbytefian Church meclinn e I), m,
the lower auditorium or the
nurch.
King's Daughters of Ihr Fii
Tnt'Cllny 8
at the home of Mrs.
rch. SI E. Station id.
1 ! Society of
Service, meeting • p. m. In the hnt
Methodist Church. "The Clungeleis
Reman Catholic pariah, will receive
Gospel In a Revolullonary Age" will
the hlgh«t honor, ever nnferirM
y eletd, o te rank of
be presented by Mrs. Henry J. p.i •
by ths roeil KnlKhta of cbiumbur at Mon.lgnor and appointed a Papal
Mrs. John Mawhlnney in charge
a dlaneridanei to be held the eve- Chamberlain tar Papa Plu. Xll.
devotions, members of the Lydia
ning of January 21.
He haa hemi panlculaNy known
circle '.hostesses, Mr. and Mrs.
(or hla admtrUtntive abllille., which
Thomas Tomllnson will sing.
The laid medal. Is be known as have Ruided the con.lructlon of al
* • *
the Merllortoua Aehlevencnt Award, noil a million daHan worth of
will b* conferred on Ma«r. Bojie f&
Women's Missionary Society of the
church buUdinil ilnce hli appoint,
Grand Knight Bobort OrdUle, Thl,
First Presbyterian Church meeting in
ment hen, Thete Include two new
award la to be mad* annually to a
Ihe Church House for missionary
churchsi, w modem grade school
ehmen Individual whole exemplary
sewing, 10:30 a, m.. box lunch 12:30
and a rectory.
deeda and meritorious achievement
p. m . and a busineu meeting al 2
•erve as an Inspiration to hi. feUow
p. m. fallowed by a study of the
Hit mtMt manf acompiltiiniant
men.
Mary Wanless Hospital In India,
waa markM hit jurw whan Our
U*Ar W O«4 Caunwi church,
* t •
The affair, in nnjun
m*t at, and Attwir aw, wai dMh
Westminster OuUd of the First HH award, will b. Hi, |l,| HfM.
Presbyterian church meeting • p. m. nrMry caltkfaftoii «f th. Mui
at the home ef Mrs, George Doerr Csuncil. It Mil faka plac* at Mar. John J, Murphy la chairman of the
Sr . s Arkansas av.
ry*a Mttauranl, r-lMuntvllt., arM dinner and Thomas J. McDouaal Sr
will t» apan ta rM ftMnl wtMIe, will act a« mauler of ceremonies:
United Lutheran church Women A eaMilly crMnf *f aMr«lfna*aty Harold Marshall, ion Wesley av., Is
luncheon meeting 1 p, m. at the
in charge of the reservations.
home of Mrs. Olwlne, 1N0 A5
burs' av.
WIDNISDAV
11 Boys, 2 Girls Beta Sigmas
American Legion Auxiliary of Morgan-Ranck
Post No, 137, business
Enjoy
meeting 8 p. m in the Legion Hall,
14th and Haven av. As Year Changes A Christmas .party was given frir
mimben of the Beta Zeu chapter
leta Zcta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi mororoty. Wednei-
sorority, meeting i:3o p, m. in_ the
day evening last week, at the home
•coul Hut, ProKratn by Mrs, Eliza, Buty In Nynary. of Mrs, Ellzabrlh Mumford, INI
belli Mumford, Hostesses Mrs, Alice
Richmond dr. Mrs. Helen Shuman
Mr. Stork' showed real partiality in j
Bradley and Miss Ann Longo,
and Mrs. Florence Beddow were co.
bringing 11 boys and oniy mtwo
girls host esses.
* * #
this week f..r admittance to the
NEXT THURSDAY
"Stork Club" at Shore Memorial Hos- A short business meeting was held
Ela Fhapter, Omega Lambda Psi pltal. Of these, three boys are forat
which time me Mr Mrs, Jeanette ete HolilnEs i
sorority, meeting B p, m, at the home Ocean City parents and one forhead,
service chairman, reported that
of Mrs, Marian Wishsm, 23 West av, Somers Point.
a record player and tuiiabje ehii-
* n *
dren's records wen taken to Mrs.
Bringing a cllmnx to the closlnt Alklnaon's Foster Home for Mentally
Women's club Federation meotinB days of IMS, a ton arrived for Mr, Rttarled Children in Marmora for
Bijtr p, m, at the home of Mrs, Is- and Mrs, Richard Camburn, 20 Wes- Christmas, It also was announced
telle Adier. Cohostesses Mrs. fcdiia ley av,, Thursday, last week. He was that a Holiday Party will be given
Halleran and Mi*. Margaret BoHmZn, greeted at home by a sister. Prances, January 14 in the American Legion
* * * ' , and two brothers. Buster and Tom. H»ll for the combined chapters of
goroptirilst bufTei suppeir and busi-
my. Mrs. Camburn is the. farmer Aiir.ntlc City, Pleasantville and
ness meeting at fhehome bf fhe
Mary PilegKl, Mr, Camburn is a mem. Ocean city,
Bj-e»ident_ Mrs, *torencb Xjjriftns. in
her of tho Ocean City Fir» Depart-
Hia Isle Cily, ^ ' • ,
ment, The new arrival has been Fallowing the meeting a general
named Richard.
racial time was enjoyed with games,
Santa CJaus arrived anfl
Women's Misslunaiy Society of.^t Olhei late ISM births included a
John'» Lutherall Ciiurgli, luncjieon son for Emma Jane and James K.
and meeiinE 1J;3O p. m,j|t the home McNeil of Northfleld, Wednesday
or Mr.^ ElsieTA«tiiBubW,2094 Asbury last weeks a daughter for Alice- and
av, vfrs. Ilirsl will give a book re. Walter William of Ataeem, last
TOM on "This Revolutiuniiy Fallh" Thursday, a son for Peggy and nay.
•y Floyd flhMfcloeid Handwqrk will mond Conover of Llnwood last Fri-
>e started for a mission orphanaite day and a son for Joan and Richard
nd leper colony in the lelglan •rewn of Brlfantlne, Saturday.
-ongo.
The New Year came In with a
with sons arriving Sunday
Xera chapter. Omega Lambda Psi
iorority, meeting at the home of 941 Bay avl, c^ean city! Mae and
Mrs nuth Hagerty in Somers Point, Andrew Coyle, of Atlantic City; Margaret
Ann and John Bowhnid, M
W, Wilmont av,, •amen; Point; and
1 lnd WlW m
WlTil, b.l.d .nsM.I pah ind^siH,-
* We*. loni wa» presented Ira kept under control. Any
to Mrs, Shuman, president, by the
members. New secret pals were temporary physical weak
chosen for the coming year and the
iioniess package was awarded to a Mfi invitas •iejcneM.
gum. Mrs, Peg Clark,
The b«tt defense it to
Following the festivities seasonal
visit your Physician at the
refi eshments were served. The next
meeting will be January 11 at ihe very first sign of illneu
Ann and let hinf help you To
iey BN
lieve the condition befera
any diiette takes a firm
Hallorans Raturn
held.
rmm Pompano Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hallcran and
son, Robert, of 321 Central av mo. YOUR PHYSICIAN
tored to Pompano Beach, J'la,, to CAN PHONI
spend the holidays with Mr Hallcr,
an's lirolhor in law and sister Mr OCEAN CITY 0901
and Mrs. Don Martin, In their nei, WHIN YOU NEED
home, "Sea Lure," pompano Beach A MEDICINE
is eighi miles north or Ft. Lander
dale and the Martins report thai
they have had many Ocean City resi .,
«nt« visit with them on their trips II Piek up your prmerip.
tion if chopping near us, or
Robert, a student ai Buckncll Unh
versiiy, has brcn home for hi* holi. let us deliver promptly
day vacation. The Hailerans ieft De without extra charge, A
cember 22 and arrived back home
Sunday,
great many people entrust
• * =
us with the respeniibility
Navel Couple Have of filling their prescriptions.
May we compound
Sen at Portsmouth yours?
, AnnouncemenL was received vesterday
y that Mr, and Mrs. Anker
Mthi Mathison, of f Portsmouih, Ph Va arc
receiving congratulations on the
birth of their first child, a son, Tue«, H, j. Freedy Drugs, Inc.
day at the Portsmouth Naval ilo».
pita!. The new arrival weighed in at The PrMcription Stera
seven pounds, 12 ounces, and has P, WESLIY ORDiLI, «,P.
been named Michael Alexander" 701 Aibury Avenue
Mrs, Mathison Is the former Lee
Orfaneiia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Pr.icrlpllon Spccialiiti
Alex Orfaneiia, 1299 Simpson av Mr i
*

lY'S
fATE SERVICES
ICAMY,
Heal •tfara*
Phona 0171
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2CM4 Wa>» Av«.
""^ I MBlkaeaaiaaaF t fcltaamd.
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Ot«ftJMK.a«lj
I Met) lar» fnai-j
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FOR SALE
Year Around COTTAGE
and APARTMENT
lit Floor Apt., % badroonu,
9afn# ate* C^tfaya# ^ s lMd«
n»mi, living room, dining
loom, kitchen, TV room
and b»th. Mot wafar (Mat,
Lot 40 x 100. M% finanead,
Pric. '12,000
BUSINESS mnm
fuitabic for any typ« botinaM,
Madarn llepa front
alM 2 ipii. CemBlMaly
|«lnu>,t tt» a month." he aa
mr. Uwrtaiglalaa re*wr*d Hut
He told tb* group of improvements
which have ben made recently in
manufacturing and Hating the vacfin
to imnBIM ita safety and er.
feMlvenesa,
In cloilna the meeting. Chairman
Loveland praised the ouUtandlng
work of Dr. George Brooka and, Wll
- j I " " ol contagion ebbs
and Bows annually for reasons not -.**, ...... • KL- uevuHQns were led
yet explained, he added.
; by Mis« Laura Willinymyre and the
study took wss reviewed by Mrs.
Forrest Iridegam. Thirteen members
attended.
__Tlw Mk mccki*, UM H» «,
",V£S ri *t... **** »«»Hul"
tVHtBfW of chwrlM, *• a paM far
i and I
Uud*tnR the work of the county
worker, lo la* pan, he painted out
that tlnce the March of Dunes be.
•an la IMS there haa been about
$200,000 raited In thl. county to Aght
"I hoiM aoon that some of us can
i Ui juvtnBi
tain a well earned retirement from
i tern ff,TM for MM,
UUB battle," he uld, •but that tine
and SUM fur 1893
1» not yet."
lo !$• adult depart
Raymond Errickisn, of Court
circulation of MJM In IMS,
Haute, ireaiurer of the County
ID IfM. and 43JM In IMS.
Chapter, said that it began IMS with
_ angtUnM or thla annual r*
•1MH.M and closed the year with a
pan sonars thai the library U rapidly
balance of il 0*01, UM yeart Janu.
ttvwtni and keeping up with U»
try campaign rained IIB.000, the re.
fdniKMt development «f Ihe cHr
port showed. The Chapter .pent $4,
•nd that the rHidmb, both year
MS during IMS on patient care. It
Mind and summer, arc taking »d PVT, CMARLM H. McDOWtLL Rave
rantafe of AMUUei offend, Mr.
R the W.6B2 $, to o the National Foun
Army Pvt. Oarlea H, McDowell,
Wlmotk}' concluded
datlsn for the emergency fund, and
son of Mr. and Mra. Samuel H. Mr. It alKj lent HHI la the National
Dowcll, 4T aibta av, samtn Point, body toward continued research to
SoMter On L«av«
now undergoing his eight weeks' fid find th the cure of f Rolls, il
ba.tr trainlni with ihe -Fighting
Prt. Thaon Schappel. 1M7 B» iv 69th- Infantry Division at Fort Plx, Wallac. B, frfm-twi, liar* rap*-
•put a holiday vacation with hii
•Mtathw sf MM foundattan, told
fawtfy here. Pvt. shanpel wai ind
"Chlek" wai a ilar athlete for MM lkH» dinner Mai Hi. Pawn,
oatad from Ocean Ciiy High school
Ocean City iflKh lehoal and also •» dattw. "ha. kept Ms pladM •* car-
InJiUi tM prior to enterinx Uw
a*. Jmntuad laat
a member of the resort Beach p«. MM Hr awry paHanl wrx> Made
Army, Deoember a, wan employed •(
I Molt and ftt Ju.
trol After Ma Initial Army training •W »•'•
PHONE 0432
M •v CHAILII H. CONNORS
Murotn UnhreraHy
UM B. Matthews, county school su- Advertising la a means adapted by
perintendent. In carrying out thepeople
who have something to wll
vaccine program in the county to bring their wares to the attention
In IMS,
of buyers. There la an old Roman
expression which has became • pan
of pur legal lingo; "caveat emptor.'
WIBtom Bateson Dies, which means, let the buyer beware.
This his a special application in the
If^HBMIF NHiy TCttTS ease of mail order houses advertising
planti.
WlllUm BatMon, «9, . resident of
toll raton for many yean, died Often extravagant and mialeadlns
Tuesday at hla home. Ma Simpson statements are made, For example,
•v. He wai a member of St. Augus the blue rose has long been a hoa*.
tine's pariih.
and ihe man who most recently pro-
Surviving are two daughters, Mlsi mated It wai brought to trial and
Mary Bateson and Mr,. Melvln given a •tiff prison sentence o« well
Domu, both of Ocean Cityi two sons, as a heavy fine.
William, al» of this city, and Jo.eph, A red dogwood la advertised at a
of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla,; la grand- ridiculously low price. The adverchildren,
and aeven 1,'reat-grand. t»emem did not state that it was a
ehUdren,/-
red flowering dogwood. People who
A requfam mass will be aung at St. " fell • J5I for '• It received a shrub with red
a shruB wUh red
Auguitlne
Na> •Hl«f national
hat well a retard.
1 . Church laturday at » !!»«d hark, good in its .ilace hui
Fid ll t th Sih not *'•>•« m0 m. Friends may call at the Smith
«l buyers expected to
Funeral Home Friday evening from 7
unlit 9 o'clock.
Church Circle
Groups Convene
MaHiediit Woman
Describing the huge "backlog" of
polio cases still requiring hosBitall. (taviaw Study
CfeltlnuW I.MI HII 1«tion
and therapy, he said that last
the results of a referendum by pass,
year ta New Jersey alone mere than Seven Circles of the Woman's So-
lag a resolution regarding the
Woo.ooo » ipent on patients who ciety of Christian Service of the
Batter,
did not contract polio during the First Methodist Church held their
year,
regular monthly meetlngg Tuesday,
In •rher wardi, iwre an haw a
The Alpha Circle met at the home
"Long term rehabilitation is our
•ItvathHi ntad by tn. atectonto
of Mrs. Robert Powell with Mrs.
major problem," he asserted, "and
•M MtMd by a malavlly «t«, and
Homer Gerken serving as- co-hostess.
we must have as much money for pa.
b .»lsHn» flat, iMfMM fr.nt
Mrs. Jumes Shropshire and Mrs.
(lent care as we have had In the
Buth Boyd were welcomed as new j
past If we are to live up to our obli-
M naalve Me nwH of Me ».rmembers
by the 21 members attend-1
gations," He added that |he Founda-
•flAin, aM In wn* «f all Hils,
ing, Mrs. Robert Hunter led the detion
also needs as much money for
H l t fe I j # f
votions and Mrs, Darken reviewed
respirator centers as In the past
ihe chapter of the study book enti-
M*n rdvM Hw dnh* and man. Mr. Edgerton uld that the

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Inn. W. kn«V HU of mallboitw whlth
In ant caw IN tawMd a eoniU.raW*
dlatanw from tha awMF* M M
S.rvice will b* In hosn relocated at
the curb In front of the tnUmuet,
Hep. Rud npUnad,
n«ver
iy rep
itdM* by th. Unltm
Agriculture.
Per capita i
the United State,"
peeled M reach
wheat, qau and rye were SO. 41 and than ISM',
11 buihato respectively, ell slightly anil over U
above I0M, the fomer peak. the .average tft |
Tha HMO acres of potatoes hir
vested for commercial use was theC.ncal
WCTU
smallest acreage in W years but in
Increase In yield per acre over 19M
brought tbe total crop o more than
»A million bushels, a 12 per cenl In
crease over th. previous year.
pauwm utiMNT ILL
Mm. Emerson Smith, of West Chester,
a former Ocean City resident Is
FOR CASH and CARRY
ASBURY
CLEANERS
i* pr«f«i FRH!
ALTERATIONS
m PICK-UP
m DELIVERY
MS Aibvry Ava. 0.C2MI
nswers
about NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Q. What an Ike • ami important rule, fop Q. What doe» A.B.C, do for ma?
lyroAtable aewapapar •dvci-tialnc?
A. 1. Your .dv.rtiMnf meaaaf. ahould be newsy,
friendly. friendly, infomuttivA, inforautiv*, eaty to r«d. read. Give
fact* and ilewa about your merchandise and
MFViw,
2. AdvertUe nifularly. Make your advertiilnf
do irhat aucoetaful Mleamen do—call on
^ cuttotMn and prospecU conaiatenUy. |
I, In»i»t en audited cirmUtion reporta thai
• |iva you the FACTS about thf audtmM that
your salea; meanac«( will have when you buy
newaB«per •dwti«in1.
Q. la UNN • ntlnin for UM valiw of new..
wmpmt otrcuUtioB to M •thwrHptv meh u
UM fltaadmla • «Mrekaut USM In boy-
S% mu *
NG ••
A. Yes-in tb* well known drculation atindarda
of tb* AtmiT BvnAv ow CIM
Q. Whait U tb* AM.C.1
A. Tl»» AJfcC-1* • ooopamtlv», oon-proOt *uod-
•tkm of 3,400 Mlvertlaen, #dtl
aibJrmbUiwi«lthpd
A. At regular interv«la one of the Bunau'i large
•UIT of experienced circulation auditors make!
a thorough audit of the circulation record, of
each pUbUatar member. Ilia retulta of each
audit an puMiahed in an aaay.ts.nad A.B.C
report for your ua« and protection when you
buy newapaper advertirir*
Q. What in the FACTS la ABC. report.?
A, A,B,O. report, toll you haw much circulation,
when it maa, bow obtained and other FACTS
that help you boy •dv.rtUifu, aa you would
nalH any agund burinaaa inv*.tnient-on the
baait of known vaJu*. and audlUd information.
§• fe**L>S9*Pit >-Mto- »f th. Andli
A. Ye., m ar. proud of oar circulation. We want
m yon to know the Mm about
»••••. ••• mHW your aaalin. Sm*.
y f
S0-MER8 POINT—Because Mondiy
wa, o holiday, the January meetlnK
Mn. John Kallt._
the local W.GT.B,
that tha January
group, regularly •
morrow, will net be |
ngulir mccUng will |
• • •
PniyuM On VMt
Mr. and Mn. ft^gy
of the Ro..ry Altar Society of It, family, former Oca
josephi R C. Church wUI be held who now realde In ,
this (Thunday) evening, I p. m., InN,.
¥., wm holldaj _
the Church HaU,
and Mr.. Usmuel Hlre/t
THU? . SAT,
THE I COURT MARTIAL it
' BILLY MITCHELL I
GAUYCOOPSR
^uira BEUAMY* loo STEieai
lEBf Fin :uu .-,,0. Vr7.;;:^?i
• nm mn mm n* • •>« H int nnntEl • NHM M IHU HK .
MON, • TUI. 11 " 11 1

R-WSfflflf^-TOr % ,* >Ai* ft
E2
>*
National
News Notes wai ^^«^ff^^ *%!*tl
slMMaaa J. Jeauttrit. sUr athlate
. Oeau CUr Huh Scbaal in the
died la California at the
!AMl
(to i»t> CM UMfm **• 16 nation*
yaJmiu^ to the UniUd. Nation..
met Wards
Jr. announced
i undertaken an
' dilqm. under
i cause of faUl
• ... *!*•• motor-
under the influence
to $800, 30 days in
a driver's
S the) first offense.
pUta fact Is that despite
»od intentions of many
% thl vast majority of
it" and suffer no penalty
_
Haicl Benn rMlsnad « ad
of the munlrlpaj 1W bMc*
red for hef w«diUii« to
K U G. Bolaiul,
FORUM AND A&
Hot^l-Re^taurant People Laud
Paper's Community Service
r van uiit it is a waste of
prove H. So he compromise*
Oeekn C^r, IU high Kbool and
athletic dutclor T John ckrey were
ffeeMna nationwide recognition as
th* result of the intramural system
or sport* Carey Inaugurated in the
school i*rt
* * •
The borne of Robert 0 Harbaugh
at 1*01 Central •v-fti the real ci-
tato omee of Bilwgiv t£"^ntl. at J19
Aabury av wat* selected a. top win
nen In the Chriataaat lighting con
the j>nbUc at large begin to The ntrr. X Lynn
art
•rrivtd
h
of opinion as to the method!
wbo'wn the noae Gateway
le Heter-
. ^ City and
. , ,_ suimne* tHeatrc fare
For which the thousands who
in the past four years should be
I that It is teasing
i convert it into f
inHf this dramatic
1 the seasBnre.
as tlu-attw-pMMr of th* Tint atitb-
odht Church here.
D Norman Young, now detective
caoOln, ft* appoint*! a temporal
patrolman In th* Ocein qty Pollft
"-"—*—•», Ha we* stUl in the Waty
tdltor. Stnllnsl Ledger — Many
tinea in tne Bast we, the members
of be Hotel and Btfiaurant Associa-'
Hon individually, in group*, or at
our meetings, have noted, db
cussed, and Hated what a remark-
abje and eMeBtot Job your paper li
doing for our city and how important
and valuable your functions are to
thli community
Ai the end of the year approaches
ant everyone is analyilng the past
and forming their resolutions for the
Met yfJU-. *M thought we ought to
share our opinion and feeling with
you and express our deepest and
moil slneer* appreciation for your
activities and high service, which
corrects. Improves, and unites the
life, relations and standards of this
lovely resort;
we like your paper because it is
od mferntar of various lo.
h gj n f n r of aru
Ml, 'Itatfotiil, and lirtonnlional
AcJallH«^»tabilah A Ybuth Center In
the atuate Pier solarium after in
Aabury av alare proved Inadequate
for the ptuvoae
er p1acest re
and in some ways
ftsge.
cede
w«h
r. QkjrU, sflrG; to harry B
._ Ktykse, of Auduboii, N J
indtveotr, and we-411 wait fi*) It
and read it with K int*r«it as soon as
It comes out. During summer monthi,
«, U v«ry ,»id*& Mad by nuay
tuetU. aeilded Iho SMttnckUdger
Is »UCH a fiood advertiser of Ocean
City all ever this part of the county
Your iprlng edition i« a One pro
ntoter of our reeart and has brougHt
numerous highly complimentary com-
ments*
You follow the suite, olaed pres-
§yre and t>effiperature of the body of
thli cpoununltv; you x ray. detect,
tfgMWt'wd report all defects and
alUBentSi you prescribe the suitable
diet lid treatment for the patient.
In your hands is tne great power—
the free press—the post efficient
* guarantee for fast Tfecevtry, You
Save used thb method nitty tunes
very successfully with 1 good result
We know that the conditions you
have to work under are not favor-
able; building, offices, and press ma-
chinery are not convenient, comfort
able, SF modem. But you all 'do your
work with love, enthusiasm, and sin-
cerity; devoting all your time, en.
trey, and efforts to making it a suc-
cess, thus winning everyone's admlra
lion.
Again, we ail realize what a good
newspaper meant to us, and we fear
even to think what Ocean City would
look like without the Sentlncl-Led
ger. with increased paper prices »nd
other possible difficulties, we recom-
mend an inertjse, in gubscrfBtian
rates, at we all' want our Sentinel-
every respect.
Here again I wub to cxprcst our
gratitude and appreciation far the
friendly support and cooperation
given to the Hptel and Kcstanran!
Association in the past and am very
pleased to compliment your sialF
far . the magnificent and courageous
work It 1> doing for our beautiful
city and attractive resort.
Using this opportunity, 1 wish to
extend my beat wishes and Happy
New Year greetings from our group
to the leaders and all mtmben of
your organization,
ARTHUR W TALLBY
President
i***".—I"""" a*Mona, with which most
I *4fMe. But at the same time, no one can
tn «MIT reason to expect to make a few
•*— J~esbnent in the Gateway,
> up to now, despite con-
in 1^28 has uri-
Cmdc., gtaetey >panf«rd, U S
Nary, %h Itresentaii "wlni as award
br Admiral T C Klacaui for his
services til the loglstiea division of
the 7th fleet Stair during the Pacific
War.
Veteran Commuter Defends
Service as Equalling the feest
I ft.
restaurant and night club in
-*t cbmm as nothuig new to
;. However, it will be up to
— *hetfcfer this new in-tho-
Ibe the ultinute answer to it*
' another good-intentioned but
~ men and Vtonttn of Ocean
I Up for confses in the annual
I Will get under way January
»*»Jertiig eight different
[ typewriting, each with a tui-
" !4forei«htweeks The
" MofEdu
proved a source
tpr hundreds
ttany people, espo-
"ah omtoitunity to
surround-
avaUable at the sunerinten-
, When you may register for
. Come along, and
n VBARS AOO
Arthur W Shoemaker ua named
to a av*?ear tarn on the Dotrd of
Sdncitym Jfer .fttlng Mayor Henry
ItBeser, ffa^aq served two years of
an unejplrcd term
^ • • *
Mayor JoMph q. Chaanilon uppn
leavtng for a Florida t .cation re-
vealed tha city would no longer host
the National •arole Toumimcnl
CosU wen too High for the publl
ctty bittMta aHIlahle from the
event, lie laid,
4 * * *
Caot L*» fttsley was th* rt oil's
rcHUVcvIM Man Ha gathered icicles
—en* rib* ft*t longj-to nil his re-
[rigerator.
• * *
John • Kellr, Ocean City summer
re»IO«nt and Philadelphia Democratic
leader, was behig mentioned as
F.l>n-'» choice u Postmaster-Gen-
eral
# * *
Shoe repair tndpi were advertising
joles and heels at GO cent
Cpynty Press
6p!it/ao,
LIP! li
CrWAF latltVIMOM
Oft
K^ffiytutl'crty ha. been given
lo the report of the subcommittee of
the Senate Jadleutry Committee,
U b Senator Kefauver. on the
me Moti of certain kinds
M * Art
Editor, Sentinel-Ledger _ Your
editorial in the last Issue In Deeem-
BIT quotes "A civic Leader" to the
effect that within ten years Ocean
City will be without railroad pas-
senger*' service.
Twenty years ago, when this writ,
er Begsrt commuting regularly be<
tueen here asuj Philadelphia, he
was told the same story. A serious
effort was then made by the manage
men! of the Pcnnsylvanla-Readina
Seashore Lines lo persuade iu that
wk would be Better •erved by soing
to Atlantic city by bus and taking
thetrahi from thai resort. We said
"^NO^^iBes^anS we say "NO" today.
There are many more of us now silo
are fegylaj 1 comniuUfrs, and we en.
joy cheap, comfortable and depend-
able transportation far and away
superior to the service rendered the
commuters to any of the tireat
metropolitan center, in this coun-
try
If any "civic leaders" Of any of
the leaders of any of the local ser-
vice orssniotlorm — including the
Chamber of Commerce or any of the
members of the Oty Administration
— have been on the traUis lately or
have lifted so much at one ringer
to keep the trains running into
Ceeaa City, it Is untno#n to this
writer, who believes he would have
some Inowledge thereof.
If that -Ovie Leader" or anyone
clw tntnks ho can drivo Ms ear

i brWmife uid ft
chanlcal overhead attachment to her
tsacfier, has fought her way back wheelchair which mikes it possible
dn1ln«d to * from confinement In an Iron lung to for her to operate an electric type
r Wil l htt htt an active community lire, utilization
o^ he? teacher training and supervi- writer, tum hook pages, use the telsion
ef otr household In apitc of ephone and feed herself. She also
ITi*r4>*JWt ctnlnaaa, in being paralyzed in all four limbs can apply lipstick with this «lrd
She enjoys vacations with her bus looking mechanical device.
band. Ftank and children Lauranne
eight and Richard, file, take in ,c
The Union County Chapter of the
tlve part in her college club, social National Foundation for Infantile
organisations, church groups and Paralysis has spent more than (7.000
ITA and enthusiastically enjojj in March of Dimes funds for Mrs.
shopping trips «llh her family Blrlbauer'i hospitalization and treat-
Aa the result or special training ments. She receives physical therapy
for the pello-handlctpped at Georgur treatment* ruiceweekiy'aW regular
Wann .Swings, Mrs Blrlbauer has
*
medical checkups wi|h expenses rot-,
s skilled in the use of a mecred
by the Chapter.
. 7pm The Luther League
Tuesday « p m Ladles' Aid So-
Announcements cletv
Wednesdai 7 30pm C haneel
Choir rehearsal
] 8 p m Brotherhood
Testimonies of Dealing—* p. m Thur dav I p m Luncheon Mfc-'
line United Lutheran Church Worn
en home of Mrs Oluuic 1950 As
burv at
6 30 p m Junior Choir rehearsal
Saturday, JO a tn Confirmation
Class
a • •
FIRST PSteShYTIKIAN
Tth st at Waster av
Cfco*r t-
Th* G«p*K>nt(nil and Mistlanary-
Eav Gtorf* Fltcher, Th D, Pait*r
» 30 a m The Chunh at Sludi
Jesu^ Teach
shuntan superintendent MM Carl
S^tai^." nVu'Ti."* •V"""" """• * I! The purifying power of true
prayer will b* set forth In the Let
m*n«m entitled "Sacrament" at
^Science services this Sun
_— fcwn the King James
Version at the Bihle will include
the counsel of Qirist Jesus regard
lag prayer (aUtt «:•>: -Bui thou.
When UKHI prayext, enler mto Uiv
doset, and when thnii hast shut thy
door, pray to thy Father which is In
•cent; and thy Father which seeth
In secret shall reward thw openly."
"Pf chairman of relifioui edu
1
ft;30 a. m. Thr Ch
Sunday School I-esson.
es Confidence in Goti
.OKUmving the explanation of h
prayer, a correlative passage from
•^Science and Health with K l h
School wub
of the
sifc
.Mr*. J*
—-_ Oospel S*rr-
J*i htr Charles Good.
'—L D*Wd r. W; • "
'.A
- 1 , .;;. . •'-v:•.»»«.•.t^.—- -t.
2rta£T - J"1? " o K " "L Xht ca "" n » nd """lure Mr, Marion
SSf^Vlll T ° , B ' l[ . r ^ P 1 " >'«rphv director of mu " r * c " f»f «mall rMI
man may have audience „ V s P° nsor ^ bv the King".
Spirit, the divine Principle I Da " s ?." "• 'n the church house
irtikh destroys aU error" iui contralto, u ill sint a selected
_./- SwroUrr of the New
Conference anil Executive W
—». Mr. Xee Is a former pastor
r
thanCcfitttl Jlethodlst Church of B p m Meeting of Ihe Session In
•"-— Mnaig fcy 1Be Chan^, the manse. Meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary in the lower auditorium
Meeting of the Hints Daughters at
. m. Brenlng Sarviee onett the home of Mrs. Allan T. Burch, 5»
let. Clarence B ConB-
Station rd.
— of the Bunt of Tem Tvasday—
tH» New Jenty Confer- 10:30 a. m. Meetln« of the Women's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
in the church House. Missionary
Scant DHetlng in thesewui(
starting at 10:30 a. m.; Bo*
Lunch at 12 30 p. m.\ Businett meet
WT I*-
inj at z p. m followed by a study
J» C^. l>ray« Service of the Mary Wanless Hospital In
India.
• p. m. Meeting of the Westminster
Guild u the home of Mn
Oeor** Doerr Sr, 5 Arkaiuas av.
JBrfSa
o£ Mrs. John Mawhinney.
It. Henry J. Paul. -The
Gospel m a Berolutlonary
J:15 p. m. Mptting of the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society under the
leadenriilp of Miss Betty McCorkle
*-"!» Circle wHI b* taw Ttw p m Midweek Prayer Meeting
1 ^
^J Adult
aXnyi wd-
and Bible Study *
Sorters Point
Wj'On Sunday. *T», 10 and II
. m. Holy Name taetnty WIU rewl»e
)V
ACCIBENT
^di^SV^
• ' J
A bal»y4q*•
liUTHlMN
ifcfb
Sunday School, closjei
ip Serviea.
tlitkar League
^, f i» p, m. Choir practice.
ftt.Sfrpifhteii
Curv»~"
"Boan) of fwenoideri last
__ to correct a
I am FuUIng Mill rt.
„„ Township. The Improvem
priviouslj' requested by
Orande Chamber of Com.
A. Keppler, county engl,
1
r of the projeet
completed and the road
let extended wcilerlj' to a new
! htuhand U iS?Um » *e-;
Job hfc Boine town folks
1 State organ-
, Ml». Titos and the Boys' State governor,
J«hn Martin, of June-
, war* privileged to confer with
Governor Robert B. Meyer In his
Office and learn at first hand sitoU
of the problems and renponHbUiue,
or the chief executive, Vartout othar
teen-age stale officials, elected last
June at the week-long convention,
briefly handled their posts In
eefemonleii,
OtnnCHr aharad In Hie
•*,
with Mr. Meyer, «nn wMely uted
in nawtfMpm M Hvtral Maret,
The Trenton Evening Times made
a specla] duplay on paie 1 of the
fM( that Wa Titus li a former reddent
of Lawrence Tewnihlp, Trenton
suburb, U-foie lienarent. Mr. mM
Mrs. Richard H, Titus, moved to
Ocean City some yean ago
The girl governor was sponsored
ten by the Auxiliary of Morgan.
Hanck Port, American Legion. IOJF»'
Strte and Girls 1 Slate are sponsored
annually by-the Miien andAuxilary
uniu of New Jersey. Don Hart, of
Bridgeton. current state commander
of the Legion was In charge of last
week's mid whiter reunion of the
young -people.
Mhv Tituj in addition lo the stale
honor, went an last summer to be
cieetei vice president of the united
Stole.* at Girl* 1 Him In Ja|H>n
II la said that jrotxt aina On* you
out—and Ki th* at* oT the 'U. a
Mirina) Corp., wortli or p*«M al»
teak m nut, tvm tbMfb th*¥ may
be aoiAawhat delayed.
Tbte waa prorM in iht caae of Sijt.
KoWt J. •Metotoah, *htf U now
W Iwaktaia, ilapaa, *n dut» with the
Cnrpa and In charge of Ufbonera at
the Marine Jail.
A fonntr mldent or Ocean City
far two year*, he went to Japan
(*ur month* ago. After that torn
if tun* he Motived two letter* fr
the Commandant of the Marine
Corp*, citing him for outstanding
performance of duty while aarrlng
on recruiting duly at the Atlantic
City ottce prior to going everMas.
GAMES, GIFTS, REFRESHMENTS combined to provide * g«U Chrlltmaw parti for Central Lemuel c fliephrrd Jr
children of employes of the Flanders Hotel. II;Mi the first event of its kind, and will be •aid that dtt* to the sargtanfl work
made an annual one, according to Assistant Manager Albert Wright, chairman of ar- In Oila area the Marine Corpa It
rangements. Children participating in the "eats" above, starting from left at rear and continuing to enjoy excellent rela-
coming around table clockwise, art Tommy Hunt,' Anna Hunt, Larry Hunt, Thomas tions with both citizens and civic
officials.
Smith, Judy Cajfca, Andrea Caika, Andrew Cajka, Robert Powell, Edward Smith, Lewis The two letters. It might be addwj.
HiwriCmjprBaiiiel^'Brttn, Kathleen O'Brien, Caroline Shaw, Mary Beth turner and were forwarded to him "through
Mark D, Turner Jr.—Senior studio photo.
chain* of command.' '
While here, Sgt Helntoah ip*ke
on aeVeral occasion* to local organ*
anee for longer period* to yetf drink: to exercise moderately Men liationa about the work ef UMV Ma-
sman nrm» which need additional day. preferably in the fresh air; to rine Corps and" recounted^ some of
SBA Artwuntes fund! for expansion, modernization, keep mind and body clean; to dmahit
own experience* In the Kotenn
acquiring new fixtures, acquiring intelligently with reference to theconflict
His wife Is the former Ellen
parking facilities, adding a second prevailing weather: to avoid contact Jean Billiard, of Ocean CltV
location, providing additional inven with people filtering from colds,
New Loan Plan tories, and other purposes.
and not to expon others to your
Under the new Limited Loan Par- own maiadle*; to avoid attitudes
Designed to Aid tlripalion Han, loans can be made and aelknu which produce emotional
Retail Italian, Service to then small establishments, pro. disturbances; to cultivate friendliness
vlding they have a good enough past and frimdij to protect yourself and FALL and EAJILY
Nation in Washing- WIlMum H, Barman, regional direc- earnings record to show that the others from accidents and Injuries; WINTER CRUISE TO
I ton, O. O,..•-
tor of the Small Business Adminis- loan can be repaid, Mr. Harman said. to have • complete physical manlna*
tration far the Philadelphia area,
lien at least one* in the year. PWPfMflslI
covering' me sMtsa of Pennsylvania
You can add other motutlona of
and Delaware and certain counties Doctors
your own devising. Be sure that
in Southern New Jersey and West
when you make your list, you stick
Virginia, today •nnouneed a new
to it ... And a happy, healthful
''Please Be at Ease" program of Hnyneial alfistaiice lull Health Resolutions New Year to you!—Michae
ored la the needs of small shops,
John. M, D.
By Medical SMtory of u, J.
\ We often have people tell us, in a rather re- particularly in the retail, wholesale
and service tradius.
Good health la not an accident.
; Uwed rnannir, Aow much it ease they fat 1 in
You can help to gaaraatee it for
Loam can be made to email firm
our establishment. To US this is • great compli-
yourself by adhering to •elected
under this new program, known practicable resolutions for the New
' ment, for it ts curious how many persons, even the Limited 'Loan Participation plan
up to I limit of 115,000 in govern-
Yeaf.
' today, still associate somber bleakness with a ment funds plat a share from the
Here are some for you to consider:
To get sufficient Art and sit
funeral home. We have tried hard to impart to
A ' J k
The new program Jias been tested day; to eat a balanced diet ana io
our establishment a feeling of friendly warmth by the Sinai! Business Adminiatra< moderate in the use of .all food
arid home-like comfort. For, surely, there cin Ion on a trial basis since July 6 II
s designed to provide term bank
be no time when such surroundings are more participation loans to very small
important than in the hour of bereavement.
firms—such as retail stores, repal
shops, restaurants, dry cleaning ei
tabllshnients and nnny other •unilai
enterprlsei.
Interest on these loans has been
set st not more than $ per cent,
CHESTER J. WIMBERG
with the requirement that the borrower's
bank take at least a 2a per
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
cent share of each loan,
Mr. Ilarman explained that loan!
approved under the Limited Lost
Atbury Ave. — •*• Phone ?654 Participation Plan will be approved
„ . ThrM OmaraNeni of Funeral Nrvlcu
locally, and will not have to be s#nt
lo Washington for approval. Then
oans will provide financial assist-
m
rr. And >uii11 diKovcr the blaxinf «4tian of the new
Rooket T-350 Engine for p«ce-ittti)if,^*wr!
Yof II discover new unaothaess, too, in the aplit-accond
rc«naD*D of letaway HyJra-SIatic*. Tlent (et set fur the
Liggett and best surprise of all! Get oar pricel See us today
... njaJtc fbia j Auf year to rocket away wllh OUampbilie!.
• Stun ttrd >n L
. AT TOUR OLMpOSIU MAUR'SI
OLET and
Hi 1
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— SECTION TWO
Service Station
Register Looted
$90 Token Across
StfMt Prom Polk©
Art*i Friendly
wiih mare nrrvr
• 4*hur> iv. dlrerily imHj
the itrtPf from «i> hall, «>mp nm*»
£«fly list Thursday msFninu.
Aftfaiir Creekmsr?, oPIT*tor, r
ported to poliw thjt ihe thirvf*
took ffQ from the lash rrfhln
wttfch they f*mgvid from tlic »tu-
tier. om^Q Iff the oil PSem in the* (
rear and Iheri' forced if optm with
station to»K
Aei-nrdiiiv tn police, entry wa« no! j
farced Into thr staiisn h W3« hidi
fafrd that ihp, ttilevps had atw.* to
a k*> is ihe dodr.
The theft was discovered by Dvan ,
old Cook, sn rmployp. when he
the ^fsiisn for bu*ine^
•> = morning Anoihrr emptily e,
Murray * «^ reported tu hav**
senw broke inln and r
**«| ihe huildiMu ihli uri_i rnruif It Ji
iii nnii i inch r U,M
(.ftiuttd irum liu
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CAHY COOPER consoles Elizabeth .Montgomery in i
si-i-ne from 'The Court M.niiiil of Hilly Mitihell.' ;i \Viiriif
Bros, pittutf in Cineni.iScope and Xi'arnerColor. u|x'iiiii
tonight ;it (ho \illugc. Also slurred in the i-xplosiw ilrama
are ('hallos Bickfonl, Hod Steigor arid Kalph Uellar.n
Billy Mitchell
Saga On Screen
Gory Cooper Stars
os Aerial Prophet
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ipr i Di i , ii
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uij piiin, til" niilil.ir> -.\ li
the ^iit-i-ilii-t-% ul till' .JI
*i liu nur'urt'd iL ihr liii>n
they dion't even milit—netted ,iitini!!id 1 *n^ irt'ilfiin nl:
that ttudls a Bront si s.er %!,. ,, .,, ,.,ip|,,in Uaymnml Iltiiic,
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Save fires, Time and Miles
Cipt May County Brldgt Commlftlon
OCEAN CITY - LONGPORT
AUTO
BRIDGE
SINCLE FARE, 25c . "K> TICKETS. t!Ul|
• Th« Short Route to Atlantic City
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|Wind«rful ityles for school, for fh« office, for %pott I
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i ii( mUlniyji! uti Monil;i> ri-yi^tun'fi ' Tlii
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U'-*-*. ihiiii ihrui' miinilif hiir uri'ali-r
than Hi niiitifh-4 fntm llu- il.iii< ui i?^
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i•*, iHiffy (ufiH* to thi- ntuning ;
•liilui • Hi.H-k .l,.nri" I'lT-Mn'
Vifiii SfaMsfiCs—In eaif yay are
m .iind nuuir ii|*f>EU^if t>_>n inr '
ft=.il l-.iii.i.i'. M.n-AMl.ii:- A.I mtereitcd—Jack &*jnnv. radio,
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sereen jnd TV cemsdian, wifj be
sifn^. r..,i. !..i I .,(;.i.,fil .1 ,-.'i.I .1
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CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER
735 ATLANTiC AVENUf
OCIAN CITY, N, J. PHONE
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Use til? ship as your hotfl whilt ^fhtejrly
in Jinujrj- ro look dt lacd lur !hf AiJdi-rm in Jul>. Mr i
»f#mg in port' Frrqupnt Rfillmfs from
fionv in both Switzerland and Italy i* ii rjiiildin- t-unlrfiL'Igr. ^nc|
New York, LBS Angrlpa and San Fimn^
*or hi% production of "Farewell to iiflrk J Hio Urijriijt/ H'hut.: ft'-n
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Arm*." which it scheduled to be- TM** >c!iii!i i=. y !!H'fnhi r -il !hi
ciics, Wi?e u* fnr frre foldera,
girt in Jurir Gregory Peck items fiiin.i! HijiHir Hiifit'ti = „ i.Hf s
to hflvc fhc tnsidp frd|jMr:iii(iM in Nii'o inul iii'"i''n 'I' nnmiiiil* iirjiiiiiriliinati-ls'' U^"'n" s ' !l '-^ "hiih hrmi^hl ii m-u liiyh ^^ 1;ihipil "'i Shi' liiiiy,-i> t-\i*nIny »i m,i, Inn,• (.aril -Hi, lis ul'viili-r Ihiin I In- |« lisiil hy liiu. i ''••'•""I •"•'•* ChrUlmii" ami Np» Vi-ar rm ul '''Tci-I n rinliii liuii,' ihi- alliiriii't MC-II- "IHTI :n ni-ii .iinliiii,.
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which lhi> i-ar mini hi, in Mllraiiiin in (hi- inr i lion "' '•' l" r
heai-. far uuiu-r< Hill nm haii- "' lhl ' '"' M fm il">> ean lipiiiu llu. repliievs him in ihi- lrea>urer\ iif'
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OUTBOUNp
TIMETABLE
All Tim,. M,.,,,n Arr N.kn >laixlaril Time
LEAVE OCFAN CITY — loth St.
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(iiip, . . . . . Special Low Care
SAYfci 4-Dir isuni.Trlp Rail Coath
ToC.mden To Phlla. Pl.rS H*
frami Ocean City , , . |1JS MM
«""l"lM""> llT Irallh- sale- lnr>. -lames Iti-culle, Michele Pill-uui
, , . . , ,- , IS HaU ucalhi-r ', u niur nm,,, Iu,- ami ,1 I'aul Mill,-i-are ih,. n,n I ,,i
i.s.1.1. a|.|iruMni.ii,.ls J,i ilav, „•„,„:„ ,„„„,. f,t,.i(Jl,nl Kl.,,n ,„„„,,„ rfri,. nn.inlH-i-,
nit anil Halkina an- bad, |H-»|ilr inn The new iilllfei-s «ill B1-,.,-i „,,.„,.
• iilii- Hilh flimalii- . ,vn,.lil n.ii- by lie- ber-. their »ive- and IrlcniN .it a
ma |in-|i.ireil for all_ i-mcrui-ncli's," ryi-e|iliuii in li.Ilii mill (hi< diniiii-
Mr. Kit-hniiin addt-d. "Tliere lire mam .seheduled Inr 7;-|ii ,i • m The din-
HJ1J., II) pri-|iaFi-, hul Ihe ^ri-ati>,i IH-!- Hill Is*- rali-ri-d liy lln- Threij>ri-|iiii-ai!on
i^ nii-nial. A ^i)!i! -,i°ruml | Cru\* n raii-rrr,. ul SVilihiuud Kii
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Av«l»n J.M 4,Ji rad*p' a—*'i»e
iliiti- i'^KIriliuiH
Atlantic City Traffic
Lights are Curtailed
iiiiiirun in a aintiir
Resort molori.U uulnii In Atliiiilif
niii i spell the diilireme tii-tvve n lite
Hin-. an,I uiil lie a lull iin.jram* riinnin'" limn "
s i'« n -. 'hi' (ii-iulupmi-n! (irm
|-i-:e- I, i-siii-iti-cl li, take ahiiiil ihree , n -«i -, ,, ,„ 4 ,, 'm wlli, -,~I.V.--1I-" llils "* ">" nlll ' i to
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l-hell Ilicililies ill llu- H.,11,1,,'.
ehiicil (liirinj Ihe «lnli-r niunlli,.
FulloHina Ihi- rimncr'. musie fin-
Advise Farmers
ilaiiritm iiiiii eliU-riaiiinii-hi will IH.
1 pruiiili-il hy 1 In- Tup Mailers, ,Mis.
'Vegetable Day* on Development Firm
Cnlhiriiii- Sliiriln.-r\ ilii.. ii pfoli-yi. IA
12th at Court House Buys Beachfront Land Illi- Pennsiiruvi' ('iiiii. u-ilj ,ina iur
memiit-r, ,-irid Jiii-,!,, niih Miiriiti
The Luiiip Tuvtn,h!n niniiiiill, ,
Noonan iii-i^inipaiiyiny on thr piano
last suck puid a Bti-lul parii-l ul III.-
Tiiu Mile Biaih .eeiinii iu the Ka.I
erri f.'iia.i
'" 'Tinu Ihn proiicrli
e.rikt. with >nlne 21) puli'i. disu|ipi'ii|, I ,,| „,„„, ) u r \um.^ • • • • • • • ' ' , uji Iu required ariilli- anil IUMIII
iliiily. New triiffii- Iiiiil., Lin th
' ?l»i'i-t i-ornef, iu,tt-ail of o\!-f!it.ii;i
livi' ?.;HU
«ii! he IliNlnlli-il by ihe fits- nf Allan-
! lit ('ity al a vu,t uf SBSS.fint).
j V,"hlle ihe liyhl, arc dm 01 -,i.riir--
' muM of the Allaniii- nv. inlfrsvrlidiiiiri.
iH-ini: 1-untrolli.d hy Mop ^trtu-l
' NIMI?- un tin.' t'Fu^MtiHn ,trei-!, tin.
; siimi- ii- in Oi-eiin Cily Tru'l'le |»iliil!ii.~ : FREUND
BROTHERS
Guild Opficians
1514 Pacific Ave,
ATLANTIC CITY
NIW JERSEY
PROUDLY
Announce
The Opening of
An Ocean City Branch
At: 8th St. and Wesley Ave.
W* are proud lo bring lo the relidenrt
ef Cape May County a modern optical
Thu Cape Miy Co.
eifabliihmenf bicked by ever IS years
Heart Association
grMteful|y
•f technical Hfserlance,
• eknim-lcdgEI
incrnorial slfti.
PHONE 3828
^tri'i-i*. in the !.t'i-tiftn.
\iii%
I'liiiiiiy
4301 Landlf Avenu*
Sea Isle City
Lait year Insect Esnfrel was difflculh
#s all firm«ri know. Hew
£V&r, Changes' |n m^thsd ef appli
Cafisn or nuf^rlaU may hav*> gly^
§n b#tttf eenfre'. Te diieuii this
phi if ef praducfjgri will |» Or,
LeUnd Mffrfll Jt ipfclallit In
#ntems(Bfy.
Phono 1278
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TF YiiL- think son (jin't afford a Ii!

.HffPIW linKI liai
• Counter Tops
i Sink Tops
• Cocktail Tables
E. t, Howard
HERE
NOW!
THE NEW
1
kJ..'^-'. '.'..:d of tat regulation tine. In the
» » Wi" Period, S«tt hH three tuktta
M if (Bd Smith two while the vbltor*
27',i 281,4
* Water Service team
applied for SO days of racing from,
August i through September MI IChaltln
uId mun only one field goal
M'.i * nd """•* touit lot flv »r Mn MHTCHM
Ot the many .porting atupifcaa el
IMS, perhapa none wu a mart Ietj
The faetor whtah made ttta da.
feat al an «van graler MttprlM WM
ut It w». Bol»'i SMMMi defeat to
II Month!" .nnnlh. *M* fiST loHl BahllUM flM WOOld
hav* thought that the mythical Bobo
would ha»e been uattowd twice In
the asaea ar one year.
Mho* aa the nuddleweifnl cham
plan of the world, Wat out gunning
for Archie Moan. Just about a year
ago Archie waa and l« the light
heavy champion and som* of Bobo".
followers thought their lad could
move up a noMB.
llwm theek ta learn that not
enh/ could •**• not move up a
« points.
a^aBa^atliai aWKas aBaaavv4i EaT^fciaWlB JH 44iB Hl^a^
Smith hit II twhHmJnteri and
illeweHiht dhflalM, JaakM RaMnloul
throughout Ike evenhig to cane
•en prakaMy atoawM dMarn Mw
off high scorer with » polnu. He
(bared top honors with the Sub*'
NHa> after all hh tralnMf davto-
Mil Wright, who hit eight field goals
and seven fouls. Scott contributed But one has to admit that hli
10 double-deckers and one free throw comeback was a stunnlns turprise
to the winning cause
d
i ' t
The next home game In Conven.
lion Hall for Ocean City will he OB
Monday night when the local, enter
tain the highly touted Morris Guard*
ieim of Atlantic aty. Ocean City
PrevlUs Center, Saturday
•i'hp bnii scare
,ufjrr^3ybR
iiebermnn
inn! 1_IIIZlIIIII i
Jhn
right
forty
371,,
Ciimden'. Garden Bute arted for JO E,
Iftj !4M|
..„,. li n • u »—m
days In a split HUM with UM first Palmers
14 II
..,-.. ii la is is lo—m
meet from April M through May M Wymeuth Inn
33 li
and the second from October B
Big Second Half
through November 3.
•LACKI HOLD WIM
I.IAD IN MIJflB LOOP ~ Wini For Wildwood
Rax Sub Quintet
The Blacks toppled the whltu, 3-1. Wlldwood High School wait farced
lo continue their wide margin at theto
come from behind to whip Bartt-
•toots Ssbrw G«nts
head of the Mixed Doublet League at egat High on the Pirates
, Ocean City's Sabre Gent, stumbled
12th it. last week. The •eeond place
after • fast atari Thursday night and
Reds picked up a point with « M
loat out to the f«it moving Rex Sub
count over the Greens, but the
House, SHI, In the feature game of
Blacks itill maintained in eight-
a hmketbal! trtpllt)ct« Sloan
and later enjoyed the evening In
uary 16 meeting.
pointed at new special officers. Shirky Kruaxfelbach
The reorganized West Wildwood Ancora.
CHARLfS F, SKN6UR
Lewis Hlsga waa rMppelnled Mrs. John lergh, of Tuekahae,
Borough Council Monda reflected Mra. Edith Olbcnon and her
fentnan of tna township ntd d«- waa reappolnted as a member of the Marks 6th Birthday George Sloan as president Reseated mother, Mra, Elsie Coraon, spent
FLOOR and WALL COVERINGS
P#i tHi4iit« A n#w h#urty p(y nfs Board of Aaristane* for Upper Town PAJJJRMO—Little Shirley Kruedel- as councilmen were Joseph Kenny, Wednesday In Atlantic City.
wu u Ml up Hr tm tmpleyaa sf f that da. ship. Dr. Klaln alto was appointed bach, of Palermo, was honored with Walter Ogden and Merrill W. Hof- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buganfkl «nd
lie TILE • PLASTIC WALL TILE
parMienf arMienf as fetowu feitowu Paranian, Panian, to the board by Chairman caldwell. a party on her sixth birthday last fert Councilman Herbert Frederick children, Lillian and Jimmy, of
JNOLlUMi • CONGOWALL
S1J0I 1J0 l«ulpmem l l m operator. t »I45; I Harlan Wlukamp and Frank Jan Friday. Mrs. Comar Ludwlg, of Pa was not present at the meeting, and Woodbine, spent Tuesday evening
truck driven, »1JJ,> nIM equi kowski were reappolnted is the lermo. aasKted Shirley's mother, was reseated in absentia
with her mother, Mn. Mary Scbwelblni.
InitallatlM * Alteration! — Work Suarantead
ment operator, %\M; labor., %%. Strathmore Board of Adjustment, Mn. Bobert Kruedelbach. Kinder,
Mr*. Matter Batiny waa appalnr.
garten classmates attending the par- CLAM MISTS TONIOHT
Miss Ulllan Schwelblnz called on
Mrs. Lester Jiigghu and ber notliar,
PHONE SOMERS POINT 2844
Other officials reappolnted were Al- ad a member af tHa UMMr ty were Sherry Helser. David Beycl. PAI-ERMO _ Members or the
fred Tauseher, treatureri Bart Ofl- aiilat PlannMf Board far a • John Leman, Rutty Baum, Jan Young Married Women", Class will
ner, tax search officer; Mn, Kllm Nnii, Mr, Caldw.ll,
Springer. Carol Vllet, Unda Williams meet tonight (Thursday} in the Pa-
beth Connor, nursei Dr. Klaln, phy. marlcally tacamaa a numbar and and the honoree'a sister, Nanc< lermo Baptist Church at 8 o'clock
OCEAN CITY
•(elan; Edwin Evans, engineer; Al- Mr, Dalbnfto waa apajalnfaal t» Ma
bert Hand, custodian of township beard. Rdwln Event, tewnthlp »n-
property; Francis Pollae. dog ileens.
Ing official, and Joseph Mason, superiHrai,
IRON W<
visor of the township dump,
' Merr!tt Brown, who resigned as
Charles Webb was appointed as a C. JOSEPH MOVER
Strathmere Unlng officer and beach
member of the Traffic Safety and
733 MOO«t AVI. 0
Inspector, will continue in his toning
Survey Committee, A vacancy exists
ofllclal duties until a replacement
as member of the committee from
has been named, Ralph Clayton, di-
the strathmere, area, nut will be COMTRACTOR—BUILDER
ORNAMENTAL IftON
rector of civilian defense, also re-
filled at a future date.
quested township officials to find
It waa announced that the town-
Black Iran '3
replacement for him as quickly as
hip budget, which probably will be
possible. He agreed to continue to
irought up for first reading at the Repairs — Alterations — Additions
anuary It meeting, has been Inreated
by tl 1.000 In the total of
! UP>PtR TOWNSHIP BHIIrS general appropriations for municipal Mi St, and Haven Ave. Phon. 2521
NEW BEAUTY TO YOUR GROUNDS
purpows. Of this amount JB.000 will
Mr. and Mrs, Lester VUet, of Bees-
set aside In a fund to provide
ley's Point, spent the New Year
[or a future township tax map.
week end visiting Mr and Mrs. T. H.
Other Increases will be the appro-
lplete Landscape Service Eoeller in sandwood, N. J.
prlalion doubled In the mosquito
Airman and Mrs. William Mentter, control Item from $4,000 to $8,000,
of Marmora, are spending a holiday
ALL TYPIS OFi
the salary raises already mentioned
visiting his parents In Miami Beach, and Planning Board expenses will
Wa.
AZALEAS
be raked from tloo to S2M In anil,
cipaUan of Increased clerical ex.
penaet due to enforcement of the
land suo-dlvlslott ordlniince adopted
by the township lait year.
• HOLLY
The tune of the regular township
committee meetings has been chang-
SUITABLE FOR SEASHORE PLANTING
ed to 8:30 p, m, with the next meet,
ing scheduled for Monday, Jan.
nary li.
)AR BRIDGE NURSERY
Plumbing
— .- :
AND GREENHOUSE
Zion Read at Bargaintown Laka
1 from Ocean Cily PitMM Sonwn Paint- 2M0 voss
PLUMBING • HEATING
G-E APPLIANCES
get all FOUR
5th Sf, «S Asbury AY:
Phone 0413
50 ft.; Gatvanlnd M«>>.
CAN M mNAMCW
RAILINGS — FENCES—'(
STRUCTURAL fTIIL—#IU
WiiiNN6 m
~»»«BUILDIHGlpiunnEl|NG
Builders Builders
HOUSE —OR HOMff
All bMaa* in tn» MaaatH. AR
Ocean City b 6rowirig ... Keep Up With It
1 MODERNIZE THIS YEAR
KRUEGL and HEIST
REGISTERED BUILDERS
ReiWancai Phon. MM-W ' Office! Ml WIST AVINUI
JOHN I. and
STAHLER'S TROUT
HOWARD
PLASTERING
BRICK POINTING
CLYDE CARSON
1111 Mf AVf. PHONI 1141
MINTING
GRIUO
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
M raLHAM PLACI
«• mm
FLOOR
SANDING
• LINOLEUM
• CONGOWAU
COMPLETE
FLOOR SERVICI
ASPHALT TILE - RUSH* TILt
Russell Sutton
W» Mbury Ava. Ph. fm*
Painfrn Painters
PAHftiNG
•XTHIOR mi inn
,G0S MIBN, JR.
Hint, pm.
SC
OSCAR
PAINTING
$*• Asbury Avenue
EUCTRICAL COMTRACTORt
Hottli, Horn.. «nd Shop, Wirad tar hmr ar I
SIRVICB • INSTALLATIONS'
Complal* lint) of
General Etedric
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EOW, S. COKON • Electrical
HOTPOINT APPLIANCES
Kifriiaratari . R.n8«, . WaMr HMMii
752 Waif Avmnum
Phami 2248 _ Raiidanc*. S1I9-J-2
Laurence I, Stedem
-• RieiSTIMD —
Electrical Contractor
Wiring For Light and Powvr ,
Repair and Maintenance Wic#
1520 ASBURY AVE. PHONE I
SCHUFF ELECTRI
You Sine*
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4MM -.iTOWwia, I
u MM *& & In" c£3i i In her
lhe lold thtm llle '*e*nd of the un>
Somers Point News
Mrs, A, W, Mum, R«tfWrt*r
of ligfff Prizes
^wn Wpt
Oath Award*
«ini pourr-The home •» J*
wpk Moray SB Sunny av, was award-
"mm lighting and decoration con
„, and foand the wom.n after lalnly hlrd—how"lt was instrumental
JtW_**d rilmonJ through a window u, bringing them to their mothers,
•lai^rtftta bom*. The children looked at each other
""*" **. , in astonishment, and presently one
tStOOttkH iAsltal.r 1.1. whispered to the other: "Don't you
fT^ "Bfllf'rf !T*" r Oeerge •erger and Mrs, Julia Po
man, The prizes were cash.
350 Childrtn Attend
: fWayor; Grtiy $w6rn ai Cfeif ^ f e
Kiwonii Movie Party
think we ought lo tell the dear oldi
SOVERs POINT-At the reorgml. In lfU, .t an appraklmate tent
SOMHRS
SOMERS
POINT
WJST
— The Somers
iation meeting of City Council tuei- af flU,iM, in the past nhW years, point KrWanlseiub
IWr Boolcmcikina uung the truth?- i
Point Klwanls Club last Wednesday
day evening. Mayor Fred Chapman S7»h. we*, built, anianetf or Strain afternoon en entertained erSlni 350 youngsters
was sworn In by city Or- Don renwattd. of thf community eSmmirnity at Its annual
i
, of Atlantic City, are Be
M Bdd la WJSOO far grind Jury *c
Uon on haaiunUni chartes The
M.jw set UiiNw by Lower
«f Ike charges preferred by
M Meaier John Breniun «nd
| John beeht, county safety eeor.
ICI1
1 Chapman Starts 15th Year as S^fE^
fs*m.r >e oV n £me«; l *fcuIr ml1 J " ! " TH# B " 1 ^ rtl '»'»» f« Christ Christmas
as mayor of Ssmers hlat, ISM ,«; Increase In attendance of Theatre, J,,, party * in the Seaside
Theatre.
Clerk Balsley alas .dmlnlitered groups, oreanMlion. and individuals '
rest Conover, Wallace MacBaln and have a knowle^e*, e(> g^f. govern, length movie
Thomas Wlggleawflrth. Bornt John- mem, new taMf ire pfoftortloned edy cartoons The u
son •gain was elected president of and what became ef"thjt taw .dollar; was donated by Mr
Council. . hold a tendency *«" "
The Rev, Charles Blnck. paster of increase' it low it
Grace Lutheran • Church, gave the- «u«V^f Ihe Tptli'
Invocation. ' ' aswsstnents. jprOTr*
itteeL.were an. , prainmu,! tfWlBI
y tne jr
nude Jx ip^olalMBU Tueaitay, At
bert 1L Mm »nd City C*rt R
Nelll and City Clerk Leonard Byrne
wen named to the Local AuManM
Board, and Nelll ai» w»s selected
a member of the •eenatlon Oomra.j
M«, AuguiU Sladek wii appoint.
•ioiiara Oeorg* W, Kngman and
that little BO difficult, find it so
hard, even while uoitij Juitiy,
to be merciful to those less
proud Mlf4uurance.
WMwt
8 Clwbt to P
O«auty Conft
A was meeting of •
the Atlantic Coumy
conduced here .t '
Reed, preildent of iha
tat wart. Mlu JoMphlne Breiliit
be hast to the pBicert of
t to WUIard CarrUi
In Atlantic City, Venlaif'
•*, and J. M. WiuUer, MS Shore rd.
In bunfalowi. int ward, John Ceraan Again Mayor Brlgantlne. Henunonton: *
and th» new. Nort
Taylor, Ml Sonny av,, won first
Prtw: George Horn, IT E, Cedar av., of Lower Township
•esand petit; Charles Minit, Sunny The Lower Township Committee
IV. Robert McXenuflett, 9,E. Witon
Monday rfnamed Ernest K, Car.
meat «v., Richard Rocklem.n, SOS(OB
Sr of Emu, as mayor. The re.
SunMt •!•„ md B. L Tennington, Organization meeting reseated Ed-
hoBonbla anntloit,
ward H, Phillips, of Cold Spring, as
Mnmltteeman and Inducted Emory
Bu.lneu. first ward, Harry Slyer,
Van Dusen, of Villas, as a new mem-
Maryland av,, flral priie; Otto Fern,
ber of the board,
set. Bay and Maryland av,, second.
Second wart, tWMlory houses—
Baymond W. Adams, of Celtl
Julius Thlnjchmldt, Si KoUy Mill dr.,
spring, was sworn in for his first
nr»t priic: rrank DeFeo, Ocean
term as township clerk, and Senator,
HeighU av,, second prlie; Frank Mac.
elect Charles W. Sandman, of Ermii
Xala, It W. Dawes av,, and Benjamin
Park, was renamed township so-
Onunr, II W, Johnson av., honorllcitor.able
mention.
One itory hauses^ioseph Bob.
tj. Holly Hill dr.. first prize: WlllUm
PMk. Vlll.ge dr., '
Albert cfann, in w, u.^ _.
Lauren Bro.dw.ter. 523 Khode I
land .v, Martin Utwik, WUn
-»„ Charles lapienr- •-"
d r, Welnger, ralr
What doth the Lord require
pri .
of thM but to do iMtlf, Ud
The Judges
(• love mercy, and to walk
Boroud, Mrs, Fred HoHman, humbly with thy God?—
Tne wise shop, tao
no MeHenry, 413 CM
AW BVERYDAY rAIH-Lavery
nfldlppca uMited «ndln.
HAVmO A PARTV!
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
. W-RViOW-INViai
BUttanhoIes. Butlai- « . „.„
Bcasonnble.Tiorinee littrlm itiifffi
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
SheppanTs Auto Service
All Kfndi of .tody Rcpalnl
HHEHL ALIGNMENT I
COBIUWn *IBK WEAH I
til • 14 SIMPSON AVENtll I
FH6NI i^S t# I
BUSINESS SERVICE
Yob Kays 25c Each
2 for 45c
maMn,,. Diivi -""- iw "* o u
nUGIpAIRE M M ana stRVIC&ftip.ir.
to all mane reirigeratora.
•yili HAI'j, AW A* anytnlni you
M Mini Yev An ••NmaM
not want, from attic, garege or r
where My pay nelni Items 1 can
.V. Bright, pnone Sonera Point !
H MOTORS IK J '""
**^ • -mWmWmmmg HIIPB J Vaeuum Cleaner KeUir* All Mai
Faalaw AIM Dk 91f
: POHTUC-CADOUC
1158 ASBURY AVENUE
OCEAN CITY PHONE 06M
rtt^S•Tmhfjmi VaMdow mwti. A< win not ba
WANT AM
BUSINISS 8IRV1CI
u» Aaturr AW. nonen
SUMAC far quality flu.nu- print) printiw, elflca
* MutpnWnt. TUymond
OcCp An. PhoS 0T11
loos jnafrs?*
710 AS1URY AVINUI
•ALBS AMP 8RHTICE
PIANO TUNING—to
A. E, STONE, Inc.
at Modarat* PFICM
MMne HMtaMvitlB ni w SM
CAU US TODAY
Wa will attlmata tha
•Mt of intfalling
ELECTRIC HEAT i
IN YOUR HOME '
Yew are under ne •MMallM
Anderson Electricians
1H2 Aatory A««un-rim» 1771
Do it yourself and
$avm Money. We will
nnt you the toolt.
• Powar Mawara
• Powar Saw*
• F-rfffiMr Spraattors
• Floor SaMtora and
Pollihar*
• Ladders «Laddar Jacki
• Cmrpmamr'i Hand Tool*
• Plumbing Tool*
Rented by Hear er Day
HOME BUILDERS '
SUPPLIES
HARDWARE — PAINT I
1324 W«t Av*. MMM 10M
OUR
PRICE IS
ON
A-1 LISED
CARS
'It FORD VMarb, raale, haaMr
and Overdrive, Jet black. Real
»2W,down
Ir au.r.nrnd. A •*•«! af
*19JJ
'(1 FORD emfemMiia Mn, Llahf I
* u Ideal family «r. I
$195 down
and haafari On* awtwr tar.
1H.II priea MffS
SO CHRYaLGR Mr, Man, Ayr*
math drive,
Stol«39S
WNIH Mw tody (tylH,
I new low prls#s»
1
. . .. «IM up
'M MNTIAC Mn, tUvar Mreak,
JUaM and NaMr, hrdnmarte and
MM wall.. I Only S95 down
TRUCKS —OR RfcN*—t__...
floor apartment. 1217 i
, betnwns, hath, kl
m. unrurmshed^ oil hi
1 heat, oil 6111 split with
GOOD CONDITION
30-DAY WARRANTY
^25,00 up
SCHWFf El/CTIBC
710 ASBURY AV1NUE
Phona 1242
ThsM makt Idmml
second Mis for
your home.
NEW and USED PIANOS
Grand! . tpineti - UBH#IM
Tunim • Rapalrbii
CIRCLE PIANO MART
(O. ike Olnle, leaMfa r.lrt)
rHONE mi 1
Naw and Uiad
TIRES!!
LIT US MC-CAP VOUil
•MOATN Tiui WITH
FIRESTONE TRIAD ,
FIRESTONE STOffi
741 A»bury Ava. Ph. MM
asan FrL A iaf, until t P. M. I
BUY AND SILL
WITH
CLASSIFIED ADS
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
VEAW.V. .mind
apartment, five n
hot water heat. -Qi
Phone lOtS.
Phone OKM City 15O4-J-11.
! WESI-Elf AVE,
Streets, Yearly ^r
or unfurnished, second S
sunny two bedroom aparji
in premises weefe ends, PI
TWO BEDROOM
ROOMS FOR RENT
Flanders Hotel
WIN AU YEAH
RATES:
94,00 SmgU
*7.00 Double
Including
CanNnantal Br«»k*a»t
(Dining Room CloMd) if
Bidders shall .tale •
•HUH sue tne city
WHERfeAa, It wpear.
. by duly
0OMFpBTAPA,y »«««* HK
u-ood beds, innerspHna ..,=,.. =«„=. aSaie 01 me »«ir ni ^
runnlnj wat-r In .rooifla/JV In Io»W, hereby certify that the Si
ReasonaBle rent, Kesr reataurants, SO dja eii t||e ihlrte *"
Mh St. Phone aois-w. l-» lip fib, file in r.
ruted and ittnied <
to the dliHlutlon of saM p _
WINTER „•„,_„ ,«».,.„—— RENTALS executed by all the (tseklwldm
SMALL efficiency apart!
, gluing room, fellehr^ =
balb, accommodatea 'two. All
Included. Phone m 1
TWO BEDROOM apartment for fci
until June. Oil hot ** "
er and all eo!ivenleB,^=. __^-=^
rent. Phone H U alter al« o'clock.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
NOW YOU CAN DRIVE
A NEW 1956
MERCURY
Directional Signals, Clov« Compartm-nt 1 Light,
llMfrie Clock, H«dtor
Big Car Style, Performahtm and "
Comfort at o tow Ptic*.
Uncplp-Mircyry Dmahr
OCEAfl Clfv, N J.
220 WESLEY AVailJE
fHONi OCEAN eifv hu
trikfe
TrlMllI Outer. Fart
RrtNer, Jr., belni Oie naeirt iherelf
and In ehirf* churn ihereW, upon tvhnni
»s m»j' Be
ng of this certlflnu
:
two jnun, iha wu 61. f remiMnr unwrcnman vr >
She was the wife of Frank A. Vln- Scores of {rlMfS h#w w*W udnaeembe,
who operates a wall scrap, dened Thursday by news ef ?tte
tracting business at Mar death of frank C. "
, she was a member of the ,Camden attorney *.
>s Auxiliary of the Marmara ihe leading laymen of the J*MM'Mlr>
Volunteer Fire Co, sey conference of the !
Surviving alto are her mother, Church, '••'"i '
Mra, Monica Haley, of Pottsyllle, Pa,; Mr, Propert died at his BaddtH-
1, Fred Heneart, ches- was a vice president of the Method-
Mrs, Elizabeth Loener. Phlla-1 president of the board of
ers Joseph Haley, MlllvlUe, N. J., was borough ioUelldr for
•ve and Thomas Haley, of Wilmington, (ield, , .
;ya-f*Wa»if;Xr« ( m i raS °* re,Bie« mas. w« »ung .1 it. J£ |, tff&S/ISiiy.pitt
jne hundrcjagrnftyflve
I3Xla%f'lCiuF
Augu.tlne's R c, Cbureh hero. '
. " '
jtOTicM or ANNUL MHKTiNa
the Conference .Bmiora *h ^*—
City and frequently qy (oak k the i
durtag debate! and rallies.
NOTICE TOllalt t
M
purs
I^rleks, Su
Cup* May.
The annual meeuni of the .loekhold - .
•n Auwlatlon, for the purpose
"— —"'-•» to serve for thi'
for the transaction
•h other biulncu as mlKhl prnp-
„„ sme before ttH> meeting, will be
held at the office of the Msoclstion,
i 0 " 1 Scout Council
*'"•• "»d Aibui-y Avenus, on
1 tram the sixth day of December, 3M,
their claims in wrmitf and under
I oath, speeinlnK the •Mount claimed I
KOTICK '
&late of Kva A. Hitler. Dec
Pursuant Is the order i>f Aril
iricSt SurreMte of the Cm
speelfylns the
i^0;j\%\
NOTllt TO LIJUT CBKDITOM ' i . ^^ ,
n,i.,i, », u^i,,» r,,%.,,m fje. SuhsUniUi inerenei In m*M
"•-•- of. both the Bey Seoirl»-
rape May. made on the twenty-ninth were reported this week by I
I Jay of December, jogs, on the petition leaden, 1 »•>
.y»nVWri. l h!reSy*Kn'«.^l «~M1*8 « «P*ts rtnt *
I creditors of «nld decedent to present to workers, there have hem If'
iilln* and undei!I PM y*ar, one
anibSn" diiu |sfoo( Troop No. 80,
Franklin A, Kins
§3&
to Department ef ci.
House, Trenton, • *H
f; -•••*• •.-"•r
•hip srewtli in Ma 41-*a*f»*
ef MM Araa eeMMII. ^^
Me ; Cut.' program for,, •
Harry H. Heim, QM
\ The rt»rt .bowed :
eat 'ft iCMk- -

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WINTER JACKETS
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ftfv/_.
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HIIVMUf ,
!#.*§ TO 2S 00
• to 10
DRESSES
New 4.901 reunv
Now 8.90 f
Now 12.90
Now 17,90
Now 8.90
Now 11.90
Now 17.90
**K ! ** f
BOYS' and GRLS' MEN'S
SNOW SUITS FELT
i a
"
Now 8.00 HATS
Now 10.00 >**o~*,
Now 12.00
NYLONS — WCXX5
Saw 1 to 3 — 4 ta 6X
GIRLS' COATS
NATfON.Mil
CLEARANCE
« CLEARANCI!
Now 6.95 G|RLS, SKIRTS
SMALI. QUANTITIES
NOW 5.95 W«.Z9t MOW 1.98 Wer. 4 98 NOW
orcoLom Now 3^— w r: 7 "
7 -a T4SIBLS I te 14 SUB TEENS
FOBMSH.Y 14.9«
16 9«
FOtMBLY
Now 5.54 199t
Now 7.M
Now 9.34
Now 11.24
Now 13.54 IMt
im mm mt mi mm mm\
9-15 10-20 14',
COlOtS
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26.95
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Now 12.98 lnfW and
NOW 16.98 ChikWs w\i
HATS ^
3 to 6X
Now H.98 ^ ^ ^
Now 13.98 _
frM-Twocp^jQiw Boys* and Girls'
. «*7JII.2UI SWEATERS
BIG SAVINGS!
LADIES-
WINTER COATS
AT THBC LOW PCSCE5
28.00 48.00
FenMffy te 39 JO Ntmwt, la
• WANTED COMB
FABtKS
tf»M
FarTriMRd COATS 58.00
2.W to 4 98
•ajf«3«at* Girt. 7 M 14
CLEARANCE!
Pfaytex
GIRDLES
ISO . 3 95
Now 2,00
Wet* 4 95 . 5.95
Now 3.00
7.95
Now 4.00
eft ',
stocking;
anniversary sale
Ve-tfa,. isf-yorv P ,+f_, Sofyfdoy, January J
Pfin/o'cta'ihfff. 15 denier
$1.25 (regularly $1,5013 prt. $3,60
Mierefilm mmh, IS denier
S1.25 (regular! f $ f JQi 3 pff. M.60
1».35
Short, mtd,ym and long
e, IS denisf
Colors, $Mh ftxlfte- ond Bod fose .
,
• ;>«•*•**?::**•*
imes Force 4
Family From
iven av. Home
JO Occupant* Ntxf Ddor Also MM in GaU
i S«Mnd Property !• ThraaMnad During
our lattla; LMt E»tlinat»d at $3,500
i early Tuesday morning drava two families out into
I winds of a howling northeast storm and caused an
1 $3,500 damage to a two-story frame house at 323
i fought the eonflagralton,
; wBiplelely gutted the
I of Ihe structure, for a!,
houn before bringing
iBpleteiy under control.
Playland Fire
CITY SENTINEL-LEDQBR
Telephone 0804 or 0305 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, itM
Smith R««l«i UHd by
Wltomen this winter.
»»li reported that the
MftUeatet have been Is-
»wd over to moat of the
"l A f»w mtulMiM have
? 1 ** " yrt "•* * UI Airport Eligible
For Federal Aid
Operators Hope far
Runway Surfacing
Ocean City Is eligible to !ponsor~a
project for duvi>!Dtiment of Iti mu^
nielpal airport under Ine 1'edci.il j.V
Aid PiDUrnm. Richard O. Snj'iler,
secretar}
from ihe Playland nre, whleh itself
resulted In an estimated *24O.62U
lost,
contributions to the
the W»«c .'whleh
ta
the
W » » y av.
March 19, and iT,000 damage to a
mmnvr eqiuge on the beach at
0W'Central «v- on September IB.
The INf Ion b, Are came clot.
eet to rlvalllni that of If]7 when
fir. raierf along the b««thfront •
half Week each sMe ef fth st. and
back te W.il.y «v., causlni almeit
a mlllton dollar, In property
kna.1.
During the past year. Are lighten
responded to 188 alarms. Of these 16
were box alarms, 82 were telephone
calls and » were "11111," the variety
which !« reported direcliy by person
to the Bre houie. There were two
false alarms, men and equipment
went out of town on three occasions,
and II Investigations were made by
fire Inspectors,
*•
.report upon request,
1953 operations
. •"ilngj continued to
[•»" the bank aI(jn paying
Wjra a regular dividend or
cants.
* iuu« conalaud of
n bula of one
1 p May
forcement «•
auttvorlties thte
Safety Laurence P.
Lunny reported Monday
Director Lunny agreed with Police j
Chief William H, Smith Jr. that •
use of the device should be valuable
In making convictions of motoriiis
In the local court leu likely to IK'
upset If appealed Is the county court. CHILLY FEET of Japanese ill and homeless children are warmed by Christmas socks
knitted by Mrs. Catherine Geisinger, former Ocean City teacher, in that country with' her
The total law enieniment emclals
peintad out Ih.t the »t.t* Army husband. She is shown at right putting on a pair of the- socks. Nurse is at left.—
Supreme Gewrt rotenth/ mled that U, S, Army photo.
the reHilfs ef drimk«n*r.r tesH
are •dmlluUa In tourt at legtl
evidence «f the degree ef lnto.lt.- Former Ocean City Teacher, Now In Japan,
Hon.
Chief Smllh laid that motorists Knits Christmas Socks For Japanese Waih
eonvleted In municipal courts on
drunken dflWiil BHaTgTs arc TIT
r.VMP KOKUHA, KOKURA. JA progressed until IS pairs of wool , School and Qlassboro State Teacher*
many cases winning appeals in thePAN—A
former resident and teach-'and nylon seeka were completed In College. During the 1MM3 sehool
year sbe taught In the Fifth Grade
county courts because of ruUngi of er of Ocean City, Mrs. Leslie Oeliin. lime for Christmas. No two pairs
of the Weiley »v. aehool.
t'er, did her bit In lor away Japan of the socks are the same design or When the Gelstngen were located
of the Ocean City Airport
.meter will provide conclusive evi- 10 aid sick «nd homeleie children color.
in the Panama Canal zone, Catiwr
uence in nn local case,, the chiisf i thu pa,t Christmas.
Association, reported this week, aaid.
i delight ef
Ine was employed by the government
I Mrs. GeisinBer spent her second i
Mr. Snyder reported a eonmunt.
, eeialnger
for two years as a teacher. At Fort
cation from E Fletcher Ingals, dis- He added Mat last month a case Christmas in Japan with her hus-
!««•«•• Davens, Man,, she continued her
•vfig twIIjr|fV|fat a^ II--—a—— B^sKaF ItaM sfgsaft Mfw ujuraiilA |p0Vaiytrict
airport engineer of the Civil •M dismissed In the lecal court band, who is stationed at Camp Ko
Hespital werkeri could not
teaching work In basic education to
Aeronautics Authority, who stated becaiMe Hie physician who .a.m. kura, > i decide whether the children were
the troops In Japan (he Is employed
that the government will advance ln«d the accuMd metsrlif for so. Each year she decides months be* ; more Bleated te have warm feat «r
by the Mitsubishi Corporation, one
"80
tained a 54-mile-an.hour velocity anj
Heedquarteri and training center
tlfinAl Guard but aho the rcser\«
blew in gusts up to 60 miles
»t ilth »t. and Haven av, en Wed.
I forces of the Artm, Nb\ \ and Marine
Sen. Sandman on
Crossing I
nesday, from * I, m, fo !• p, m.
j Corps which constitute the nalimt's
ajeportt from Ocean City police
llrst llnr of dffen^c
Urges Shortening of*
and from the local Ceast Oward
Ranking personnel of the Battalion
Station Indicated dantago as the
will be present to Hive specific Infor i Mayor Bowlter, In hit proclama- Ocean City RR Lin* '
8 Committees reiult of the flood Na)f wat not
matlon to all young men •> well a» ' tion of the day, call.d upen tocat
extensive, but unolflcltl reperti
their parents about the National ,
RecommendBtlonA for
cltli.ni to visit th* armory W»*
County Group S«M suggetted that damage was w!d«
auarri and Its place In the nntionn!
*afct> Tor Autamabile* At
nasday to svsiport th. Oward In Its
tpread an the waterfrenfa.
defense picture.
grade crossing* throughout Cape
efforts te maintain full strength of
L-gitlarors Seated
The Legion Foul will havejts rea-
Count*. Including Uie elinlnfttta
cltll.n svWlers.
Police reported damage to a sun ular meeting open to the public a! I
35 actual vr prospective unidtB
Ocean city was represented by 11porch
on a home at 4Wi Central P m on Wednesday, with the Re- Judjse Jonsttian Acton
throughout the county at the open-j the boardwalk approach at Plymouth lor the evening, Ouest speakers will I Air National Guard, lll explain the
iesterday by the January (Jrflnd jtirv
, f— ^ war kn _- - i ,.u ing of the new state Legislature In pL Damage wot done to the Yacht
Ka:i — ^F dr ^ ^ BBB._.^.B. ^ ^^.M^m*^* 1 asai AB&aa^
be Capt, Warner, offlcvr in charge of S« Pap* 1, colmn 1, please The Jkiry, after ihv^tiK^lin^ iCaBMleiUL .Some aehool debt*.
ed that the form*, Uttine all per- According to friends of the family,
tg inattad to m- suffered a broken bone (n bli left Republican leaden backed an effort The temporary budget* are detertinent fact* about the bicycle Mr Kelly recently bum two more
M In MM WHSf hand as th* remit or a fall Sunday to block Senator Cowflll fromJila mined on at per coat of 4he total and tta owner, "wtrv pasaed but modern duplex type buOdmga on the
at hut home, •!• Mb at.
ee«t on th« aronndi that illegal vote* •pent for the previous year. They by taaehen in public and paro- ogeanfront. acme th* atreet train
ware east t In M bit bi ejection toi
are effective for the Drat quarter at chial achoole here.
hla home, for ua« by

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-20% OH wevw
NM 1*95
20% Off
Shirts
, • wfiMfS €R OIHIWF
(
ef 11 and
IIMi ha mmr eniM m Me NaNeMl
Mry MTVIM wilt Iw aMtrtM tn«
j, aid that the w ablM me nervl* to fuMII hhi mllb
Mta wt up to glvt the t#ry aUigaMMi while ranwlBln, a»
.ppoHuolty to ,MM tha hmm^ .„, wHh imw „ M fc,^^
Sts give young men ,„ hto ^ t m l m w ,^_ He .III b.
lrw nierve H
^ ^
MIVK AOKlirlf
IIS CENTRAL
PHARMACY
Ill ha k H Mfn ef B*«.
months' active duly away from hoine
ill the regular service!, or whether
to enlist in 'the National Ouard and
work oil the obligation over a longer
period at home.
HaMhnM A.k CUy
to Extend Cone*rtt
A formal reque.t to the city com.
BUailanen to make provliiom thia
War for Miniai of the Muila Mr
concert (MuaB later Into Septambar
by Arthur M. Talley. pmldcnt of
vOjUBteer for tlii montha of active «t Aa»oelaUon,
duty training wltbMhe Arms. Upon "W« are convinced that the MuaJe
return to hU home town unit he will «*' concert, are the usM'thenuib-
N required to wrv* the remainder )V entorad fom of entertainment ofof
his eight-year mlllUry obllgallon. '•Ml by Ocean City, with the pa*
MgM for older recruits who enlist in our guwts alt summer, particularly
the National Guard. Then they can from the older people.
break law military training gradu -All of us in continually .trlvlng
ally with friend*, most of whont are to lengthen the ihort aummer Kl.
their own ale, and receive flrM U%•on
by whatever method poulblo.
mm a» a uldler along with neigh.* and It U the «nuniua,of aplnloo
bun. It wns explained
that to he aKe to advertUe in* ract
that the concert, under the dlreo-
The big decljlon racing young, UOB of Clarence Puhrman would b*
men la whether to take their extended another week or two In
•ghes Central Pharmacy
(YOUR FAMILY DKUG STORK)
1 In MM HMrt of OtNii Clly't Mtdfeal Center
1 AND WESLEY AVI, OCEAN CITY, N, J,
Phon. 0245 — Wa Deliver Anywhere—Anytime __
In DRUGS In COSMETICS
I Lh» of Elettrlc V«por.
..All MakM Per That
Stubborn Cough
NfW KOLYNOS
TOOTHPASTE
Hant Tubes tor 69c
THi NIW "TWiiD"
SPRAY HAIRNET
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plus tax
For That Shimmering
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For Grey or White Hair try
m ON Large and One
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HPSODINT
PEPSODENT I* «Mi • touch af moonbeam.,
a,jk^KBija * * » Also conias In shadva fer hianct,
TOOTHPASTE brawn and blatk. Not a dva.
TOOTHPASTE
Tnlli Both for 69c *i,fS
R*f, R«j. Me Value piui u.v
ON SALE HERE
for the Men's Annual Turkey Dinner at the
Atothadift Church, Thunday, January 26th.
Me*-*! .f S ptr r»tr»n
TMRNLiY HUeHES. P.D7 - Owner .n^Meneaer
•OMRT C, PAUL, f>,B. • AtMclita PtanHacM
«. IIVINS STASftUK, P.O. . AtasiiaM Pharm«M
because:
help, in keeping guesta in Ocean
September It the beat month at the
senion far enjoyable weather. '
•'We do undenUnd the paaiibia
NAplieatioBi In trying to extend
th,- contract of Mr. Fuhraun anil
the orchestra menben, but aurely
some farm of nualcai entertainment
could be obtained If it could not he
worked out with Mr, Fuhrnan,"
nie nun who tells th@ slntplH
tniUi nowatUy. »on get, a reputatlon
for itrikiB, origlMlity.
HU6HES PHARMACY
•th A Wutoy Ave. Ph. QMS
An °» ClftF ""al-rt UHHW* «Bd thawa Rlcnard wearfeu a iuit of
tlon •*•«• «"n"trelamaMi>B of armor he made himjteif by dint or
ChrtstalM landed Her llysar-oH ton three week, or elhri.
**«l»t bt the pagej ef life MJigMine 1*# file mother explained to
i«# tt.a«b ^ • i if«.
•.'jjm'ji.i.w^iii.HiMi.'iiw.'imiB
av, had never written a letter to an
editor until »he uw tha Cover of
a December Issue of Life, Thit
did it.
The cover piiturett tofee null
boys wcartng suit, of realistic medieval
armor, which were being sold
for 1100 a suit as Christmas gifts.
Inside were pictures of fantastically
extravagant trinket! for other members
of the family.
Or$fflBPtm]hmderbinl¥8power
You've heard about the epeetMalajf geUwey of tbe
FotdTbmiderblrd.Nowtt'eyntatl»-66Ford.And.t
no ntn cortl.The "go-paxked" Thundertrird Y-8 k the
•tandard eight for all Fairlone anil atation Wefon modeuL
m hm LffeguaniDesign
After more than tiro yean of MtMMh and teatinf, han'a
Fort 'a MMwar to the probletn of aeddmt injury. Lifefund
Datia^ fivw you ertra protection •fajnrt the m»Jor caueea
of Injury. Let HI »how you jurt bow much thia can mnw
to you and your family, in tenon of added aefcty.
It atarted with the Thunderbird .... the look of a oar
that'! long and low, juit Mrin' to go. Now you tad thai
•une (tylinf In nil 18 new Fo«U You've .dmlred them on
the hifhwaiy .. . now Teat Drive one today «t your lord
DMuer't. Find out bow May it ia to own thk beauty.
City. I'M tun M€k ra«alHd men
a IMM ef accam-
With millions starving in other She .till thinks «100 armor Christ
parts of the world, she told him, it BU presents are nonsensical for 11
waa wonderful ammunition for the year-olds, or any youngsters far that
Communists to exploit, ihowing how matter.
capitalistic Americans spend money —-— ——
""she^n'losefl with the letter a WillfflltJili HlkalHc
snapshot of her awn son. Richard, TTQIUIIIQII 11VQU3
a pupil in Albert Ogden'a Win " « , _ ,
Orade class at the Central av. school, f>laiLa> **»...««ll
The picture was taken on the Ocean I ||l||% I Illllirll
City batch, as reproduced above, VIUMJ WUIIVII
g
PricM Sought
Thomas Waldman, a member of
the LkiBi Club, was elected as the,
new president of the Ocean City
Service Club Council at a special
meeting In The National Bank building
Tuesday night.
Other ofheen elected were M|s«
Carolyn Boyd, • Venture Club, vice
President; William Crockford. Lions,
secretary; Cene McOuire, Hotnry
Club, treasurer.
The design for the planned "W,-i
come" aign on the state hlghwuy ,
from Som.-rs Point was submitted
ond Mr. Crockford w« authorized to >
obtain prices from several firms for
building and painting It, The sign
111 include the insignia of all six
leal service clubs.
Members of the Council are: From
Exchange, Charles w Munich, Vlncent
Michelelte and Anthony t. Imbesl;
(ram Rotary, Mr, McOuire,
Robert Howard and Forrest R. Bridegam;
from Liana, Frank Darby. Mr.
Waldman and Mr, Crockford; from
Venture, Miss Boyd. Anna Mae Del
Corlo and Nancy Veiter.
Delegates from the Soroptlroiit
and Klwanls, clubs will be chosen
before the nest Bleating, January 34,
Cpl. Arthur Bod»r
Going to G*mn

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55c
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*'-* 1/4;
T«a»u* Iwv
ataafc
Anus* tha early IMS arrivals at
N«w
to
i •
._ m dab Mvlior it th.
of *JM V«rtqnr Club
tfrnlaa: it tin*
Ml*
War to tha budnsH meeting the
vWdoa. canrailtm wtth their rejnwdi«
chairmen? beld special nwet-
'ati* to dbttw project, for tlw cm
financial report given by Mlaa
Sutler Ctowete, financial secretary,
••emo a flsnannwi (mi TOT me
jw of over HOD It alto itu reported
that Uw recent dance liven et tha
JJnwood Country Club was • aucotu
«*d It
CfeiMritk,
- OAHJ. U «nsi
jliNle
: Chureb, J «Mi and llva bow&S
past waak. Ona kay 4HH MB . Gay pink and white
whraseeBitnts u
Other officem Installed Included Helen Dickinson, newly elected pres- lecorations lent a restive atmes*
; part.in the eoun.
Mrs, Bron Burkhardt, associate counident, who has been out of town. ihere. Following luncheon the guests
ellor; Mrs, Hester Merryman, vice It was voted that Ihe individual injoyed an afternoon of card play, I
•n Being BCOOI.
' part* of the world
•euncilor; Mrs, Mabel Busby, junior Circle reports be written in the fii- ng after whjeh Mrs, Tomlirnon pre-
past councilor. Mrs. Addle M. Rule, ture in preference ip the oral form icnted Mrs. Etris with a crystal bon-
conductor. Mis? Ada Johnson, out used In the past. The •.reasuror's an. bon dish trimmed in sliver. Those
•Me Mntineij Wn. Linda Chanc, in- (nuaj_ report Jjowed. a substantial ittendjBjr, Included. Ws, Eirli, Mrs.?
mt whiliifl. and Mrs ATOj B»tn for the nait year.
'omlinsop, Mrs'. 'May MacNeal and>
phenton. Junior past eouneilori Announcement was made that the irs.'Btale Stelnrsclf. «'i>,',. •;' , '
ganiutionai meetings, of Ihe Cuv On'frldji* etonlns in. MacNeal
cles will be at the Church. House », iye a dinner, party Jor MM. Itris
iireh Guild Plani {fellows; Bethany, January IS. )40na,
Ravmona pueh,, of Conines
Dinner :| p. m,j PhUathes, January 24, i:Su p,
m; John Calvin, January M, 1:30which
time (KellNcentM Mn>, Etris |
'* PreireMlve Din.
big of the WMbiuater Guild of the
. !o Egg.
k, director of MM Presbyterian Chureji, Tuesday menl was provided by members of nd. Other guests at the dinner
evening at the home of Mrs, Evelyn the Philathfa Circle and refresh, arty
included Mr. and Mrs. Tom-
Dour, The dinner will be held Tue«. ments were served by members of Mil son.
'"SB " . evening starling at the home of the John Calvin circle.
Mrs, Stris and Mr, Leach will be
."of the fttr..* whlrh Mrs, WuMni Matthews, 3119 Central
married Jinuary SI. In the Meiho.
I 314 godetlei in the
rfcmce will attend, ,„ at MS.
Mrs. Snydar fa Have di yau •• your tWhc
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RI6ULARLY 7,95 nUff W«
WOOL COW MftuT
BIOULABLY 7.H 11111?
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KiCULARLY 10,95 RUff Pa'
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of ottcera wa>
j of the OfflcBM'
Palermo Air 0aac,
~L..nina Mn Then Jenne
|fS^r«W« nt - Ml »' J< * n
will bt babl.at tai Allantie
CH7 Naral feaje Omcw.- Club,
tha lint ona to be Tuesday at 1 p. m.
Plan- also were mad* for a BartF
March «f Ditn«k
Jannar/ 27 at 8 p m. In the club at
number, of the Et* ehapUi,
Pilerroj
Make Ouilt
loiega Lambda PH Mrortty. votad a In Ocean City
Two new members wara wtlMmed
Work ana eotaplated on a auUt [donation U « tot 4 drive and afee. biggest, huskiest can Built!
beauty from being youni!
Ma t/trt-t** tftlt*.
You can actually hare a big, glamorous Pontiac 8^0 for lem
t 4
models of the loun-prititd three! ;
MOTOR CO,, Int.
^%
City llehekiiti Lodge meet
7:30 p. m, in tb^ Episcopal Par
Ish House, 1083 Central av.
R*turn* From Vliitt
Boy Beout Truop No, 81 meeting 7
Clyde Carson, 1118 Eay y av,, has re.
p, m, in ihe Methodist Church.
turned home alter spending the hoi) TUESDAY
days with hla «nn. the Bov, Avcrlll
in • Dttroit.Ttaiid -wltJI TeTn.
WestminstBT ^uild ST ihe First
lives In Cheater. Pa,
Presbyterian Church serving a Progressive
Dinner, First eournc B^JO y
m, at the home of Mrs, Wlllard Ma>
I hows, 3110 Centra! av.i main ours.
»i the home of Mrs, John Carey all
S, Allantit. blvd.; dessert at the homr
of Mrs, Charles Hadtke, 331 B,
•surf rd.
- i' ,.- •
PHONf 0606
Golden Age Club of Ocean Cu
necllnM 12:30 p, m, in St. John's
Lutheran Church.
».
Women*! Bible Clau of the Firnt
Methodist Church, moisting 8 p m,
at the home of Mrs George Winner.
300 Central av * • •
P-TA monthly meeting. H p. m, in
the Wesley av elementary school,
James M Pulvino school art director,
will pruaent the program.
* * •
Bethany Circle of the Ladles' Auxiliary
of the Flnt Presbyterian
Cburch meeting 1 30 p in in the
Church Houae
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mnnt nnpta mmy of Mr*.
J^ANiY LLOYD CHATTIN
' REALTOR
lill/^IIRVAVfc »" PHONE 00*0
if# MfOHTON PLACI IfHONl 0433
RICHARD B. FOX
Mi ftnMt find AHanttc Avenue
-pfms-'lor So/©
THE SUPER DELUXE
JUBILEE HOME
Corn«r C«rd#n» Parkway and felfait Read
0 ' ' d
No. 6 Edinburgh Road
lowed by refreshment
Storm Tides
"ITliwe Circle, of the Woman's a* Toe deepest point of flooding apehiUr
er -ChrijtUn Service or the psand along Haveji av, froaj Bib
monthly meeting. Thunday, HP •¥, and Moore av, i „
. M ***• C "*'* lwd * Iu neli»n water at varioui InterHctlsiM along
•I Plymouth tm wJIb 18 member, that distance. Central .*, in the vt
Iff**" 1 •J'!L. T - m f t M °" *>**• *>*& of «ih it. was under w«t£
tor or tbe itiidjr book. Thirteen ed by High seas at that jwlntand
taember. of the Naomi ClreJe al» along But Atlantic blvd i%t LriS
held a lunchMn at Plymouth Inn. IhUn ay, o wrm-
«r»- John Mawhlnney enterulned Despite the heivy glut*, dlfflia.
borne. 41S leth .t.TW. Frank Taylor llglble.
asd Mr* Harold St.lnrack were so. — __
*R t ?j**f De -5 tte , _?*• -** I* M|M "W 81 * Cameron, elderly nt.
Mn. M Lanond aiid Mrt. Mawhin dent of Marmora, Is now maklni her
"Kj!, m mmt = m> - 1 ** '*•««'•'>« Howe * Crent Haven, r_UM May
of Devohon."by Tbon,« H. Kelly. Court Houae. ' W
Gr«ndfalh«r M M ClattifM.Ai, trini Oukk RMOIK
left Monday far Lancajter, Pa., to I
altend tto funeral of her grand- I '
father, John Oalen Slder, who died I,
at the age of «?. Al» 1-e.idln* hen I
u a lumiMr rwldent to a tan, John
O. Slder Jr., at M4 Park pi. a
Rewiv. BJdt on 20tf»
For Self Kong* LMM
BW. will be receKed by the city
commiulonen January M for a flveyear
leue on the Bay av. property
currently occupied by--thi lolf drtv-
Ins range In front of the Incinerator.
TOe current lean, held by J,

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ii
'irtffl 1
A CAUSE
"*.*.,
1^ Be* Joan nantaan, addnaNd
the cams, and told o* the arowth
*M prog re*, of tha parish. He com-
MMed fa* (odaljr ftp th* apieniUd
wBt* done to th. part w*tr.
NATURAL GAS CO.
rntwfrmtl ana •
Common Stock*
* ***** Baawrtf •i.jiiiat
WOODCOCK, HIM
ACO, MC
AJITHUR t. BATT»I
I4» MWHTOI PLAC1
t * Utr,« «* 1 id victor OUford M
.*?" •"•* •» art #J ormnlttUMt. othen
ac*Mant lleuteoant; ~ "- ' JWIe. —• e«r tit.
Ltd ear A dJnmr for aquad m«nb«r. ,
_ - - _ . . fa* on their wive, bat bMn daUd tor JiB. | bow _0toB»
'.rt^iwjlW 1 "'---•**' «.'••''.• w4 l *«Vy/!:rt
MsfSfllc Club H«art guwOtn'c*oi thai elty, iUtien was
of fehaal Danlnnnunt charged with hit and ran driving. '
K I M POlNT^Iohu Oliver, net*, reported that Simon WM driver of *
ly-«lect*d prwldent, conducted the meter which wu tawUg • trailer
Jajuaqr dinner meting of the Ma. on wBjeh , .urfaa m w m be.
MUM Club a! Mac'i RratauraJit. y,g transported aeron the Boulevsrd,
Faireat Conover, Cbarlu lla~dle _ tiJ_ _,
n.rwlll b. h.UJ
fine winter meet
a-
John Palmer, (
montha, u eanln
MM, OrvllH Mathlj. MM, Innocente. * sumiBmia wu tattled, Monday after, The conitructlon compmiy wa» op. >t}l«. John It now|
and Mn, Olfmf. •*» to Jaieph Jf, illnoB. »•«»«» tUed of the ev#nU and Simon Iden. a few hour* each J
.,_ F.nlmore at. ¥lneUnd. N. J» traMer. llfled a> driver of the tractor-trailer.
I He reported (tlaeal police headquar Khntr Mllllg.n, *i
ten, where he m iMued • >ummont mn, ladoiai'flMw
for luvtitf the scene of an accident. getflBB out now Mj;
while driving
Urday afternoon. He radioed to
It headsuMtmi, .which In lurn
held SatunUy evening at the Un- The Usiit wet hanfMf dewfl In
wood Country Club. Me water by II. cable. Had It re-
_. — - — mabitd wndhfevend and the tyf.
Claut*^ Ad* anna QuM KnuHt rent turned an alter dark, "«'d
Ikuur Ha. I1M1 KM>n* Ulalrtrl N« 3
POINT~At a meounn of «
th. Ladlea' Aid Society of Ora« "'"
Lutneran Churcn In th. churr-h hail I. Ouh
rtam «w» made ftp a doughnut „ »M •
•alt an Shrov. Tuwdajr, February |' , Lnl , "d.«
I' "
14 Mn Alice SMnun wUl bi '•
««eral ehalrman of ,he wig. . . „
Ban. were completed for wrvliiB , »f
l " 1 "« l •»" no«rnni»nt
lln.-|unln« »ls.OfN>.00O .lock O(' FeWral
atas prepared and K I M the supper »
for th. Utbenyi Mes^ mMllni Jan. „.
^tte MrthdajT. of the pastof. Urn, "
Charles Btae*, Mn. May niiyton, }*
•Kti Ihdlrtrtly ri-pr«fniInn tank
Htrdle and Mm »uttle immhweuer '» BRPM
were oBterved, }£• ""w 1 uof »«t«-ud ssiifiui iiidivtaEB;iw
f
" wa&.!« 7fheiK
3tate,sf N?w Jersey, ogyhty of Cape May,
Sworn ta and su^erlBed betire me thli
Ml day of January." IM ana I herecy
eertUy thai I aoi net an offlc*/ st director
" 'MAWOM T. MURPKlf, Nil.rv Puolle,
My E»iM)llss!an ^XPIl'ew Ost, 3?tn, li^.
l.j»—11—PI §33,40
jralliinf t rsM,«I.l}
•tlnns „ 4,,7m»
ng postal
Mattnta let.
P. M.
THU. . SAT,
MOM. . TUI.
TMBS
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WW, ONLY
3i| — BARGAINEE —
MUMMMIUHi
MH.C0NMOM
I Unhr.nlty
i\i^^'-Hij^^^M^^M/1^^^^Li^ik.^^^^^^^^^^^£^ikxiffi^dk^
at of IHaniat. friaatm and thaw
Ina «t rapid ram, Thii MNM wn
Mf HM NMN MM. and htm tha
•taut partly awt ot til* ground.
••p*ud part* at lha und*r«round
(yttMti ar. irwit llaki* to lit|ury,
IVirpose of mulch is Is keep the
frown when the mulch In applied
the mulch will .low up the thawing'
Um» hM not •eeined to *"»» Phytleii eonaltion with pi,B,y
^ l «ipfofeetive cove^ of w »«" ie «lw «!„ help,.
and herbaceoui peren. A typieal mulch material It rye or
pUnti. It could be that, wheat slr«w. applied to i dvpth or
Buy be neeeiia . _
little light to the •oil and IIM will
- - of «i, in more rig.
permit escape of gaUH.
j , jhould have been If teavei are the onlj- mulch avail-
now, with soil brought able, uie oak leavei if possible, as
riit hoed up among the the» curl on drying. Maple and
When this li frozen to aother
ion leavei are likely fo become
i££ inehB and the Mil in waler-soalted and If placed (llrccllv
mW itrdcn Is also rnien on the sail will freeie into • solid
aw depth, mulch should be mass. It would be better to place a
liiyer of fine twigi upon the soil, the
ar H M It deiif ned not » leaves on this and some twigs on top
it keep reeti •« pltnN to hold the leaves In place.
m H b) to keep Me Mil Evergreen perenniiis, such ag fox-
:M lent ei polilkki. The glove, oriental poppy, hardy candy,
u b net M much the tuflj and so on, miv smother if cov-
ggnttfcy cold, but rathered completely
A cnftMng aceeuni eon be invaluable to yeu. It eart
Mp yeu central yeur ipending ond make yeur dsllari
•ifarthtr. UtBd hi pay all bills, it provides complete,
MarreM rteerdf fen the checkbook stubi); aufemotie,
MMraotlpts (in itm conceded checks). It's a lime-ond-
i»inty.iov#r you won't want te be without,
MM A CHICKING ACCOUNT WITH US -
The National Bank
of Ocean City
Asfeury Avanua — Oriva-lii Off in 1300 Wttt Av.nu.
Cap* May County's We***, ••nk
MIMIC* FIDIKAL niiiw sirriM
WU* MMSIT INSUMAN^S CCa^OK^T|ON~ "
YOU* DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000
' Banking Haurtk
•.until 2 p. m. — Saturdays f W m, until 12 noon
4SLI OFFICE _ 43rd StrMt arid Landit Avenu.
KH^,.;,^-^^
_ — —— THI OCEAN CITY SINTIHIL-LEDOIR
Torrid Homanc* In Myttriout India \
\ MJ
•'al*.^
RICHARD BURTON and LaM Turner ihare • ronmiico
of earth shaking dimensions in tnt Cinemascope ipactacw'fi
r ' '"ffif ? alns of R «nehipur", openini tonftht at Uw
Village Theatre, The tale of modern India also itars Fred
MaqMurray, Joan Caulfleld, MichaeL Ronnie and Eugenie
Lena Turner In
Story of India
Violence and Lev*
en Village Screen
VILLAGE
Tod.y, TomortDw and Saturday
I Cinemascope spectacle wit ll
[ and Rlehsrd Burton,
Speaks softly and
Leigh, both medically and
Wednesday Only
IBarsainite)
"A Lawless street" ii an explosive
new drama In which treachery, vlo.
e and Kunflamine sudden
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•eatipel-Ledger
POfffl, BOB NwtH It
the American
It haslud In the nation'* his-
wfch* wsnlted from the wilHng-
. _ Stance, to by Mmething new, to
from their neighbor* If they thought
• place* in our complei society to*
i can be dtngerouV Freeholder
Lear put his ftngtr directly on one
£ wliea. after Hurting hi* Mvtnth term
for all conununitle* af the county to co-
pMming and coordinate their efforts
The Cap* Way County American
Leflon band «oomun*d «h*tthrough
the genefoelty ef Ui* estate "f
Charles * SUUweD the iiwtfMe
an the band liaadquarten at Palermo
was la be burned
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OCMB air Hl»h School', re4 hot
kutaMalt tew aw«t ti stain «row
with a win war knM>t here,
PIVI VMM **©
J, Rush Chattio was appointed
elty health officer toiu«t*a:H.rol.l
the!
MUttr Punning Board,
iging the "one world" idea down to the
MM he beltefM that planning, to ac-
j btmefit. should IM carried out with
i iWjw of vision, not confined strictly to mu-
i tr/local boards will possibly create con*
•tr plan and act to the detriment of the
• he declared.
He official and long-time advocate
dldnt »ay exactly what he had in
But it takes no great stretch of
en» how certain restrictions or stan.
as tnndl area eaaiiy could be nuUif led
UaOrpetnttted much more liberalism.
. . • hMtts own municipal planning board
! «Bd *l»o thr atttre rtcenUy established advisory planning
rnmmtititft of tho Chamber of Commerce, both dedicated to
> ft* proportion of seeing to it that Ocean City progresses
[ orderly add MUffbfe lines. It is to be hoped, how-
. that fa their ddttMratlons they take Mr. tears ad-
i into immt and make sure that what they are
'it not too greatly at variance with the
_ , rith |be expert advice available through the
fMbuntw lwiabK. ' * • » - • •
: I tab is one place Wnerc.tJl pf Cape May County has
WoieortonityTealiy to demonstrate fnat it can sustain a
immsmikott.
Augutiu J. myth, loc«l funeral
director, mi named Is tag srhooJ
baud to replace Harry W. Intu,
what* term mpbeC ^
Amateur musidanj of Ocean CUV
IM Ike inaeiUts I M wen betas
Ini-tttd to loin in Mean City torn-
Phony Orchestra. Ma* organUM
by JL J. Gl.U, former Philadelphia
musician
;
Ocean City a fa
News Notes
VJSi
-tt number of
KlTW^Wttoil MMW IMM
they hive bad to j, «* net tup.
prtw .American dlplomiU tti Park
The «Mil to wok* Uie •**•
would nln ni not known but II
h*d b^^pwdWed IhilCoMluB.
MB *U on the riH in Fnnct and
•ttli advice WM P"«d m to W«rt.
Infton hafart the vettni toe* piie*
na
THE OLD TIMIR was In a mellow mood, what wtth »
nu-ttwd «f rth loynded lemtUieljf •Mhutailk *]
in a^aelulllltane. on Aabury a*. • "'
••v«i I'm real gud tb see M many ef the younger t
iSB?? he dtctored. "Irt a good thing tfjj RAM
wordi
The r«»y|H ihm. IM« Byii
iww fenUn peNc* emDn end
DM tpMt ef OeMve, ne«M^ «
Mphif Ikt CWNIMMM ptrtle* M
«MM«ni IwMpeM etMMM
mention loo many name* of (he younf
_.££« nf the city BlannUi boaW, Pbiup Turner, newt
tftMTSiiib*.* Com Qeorie "Hud- Laufef S {
If the let»li Merchanta Divialen, not to target those two r 1
site l«iSrt«nj of Cap. May County. Senator Charlt, "J
Assemblyman Robert Kiy.
CONVERSATION our memory
OM) Metntly iought approval of .
rVorate Block iMB*, ,
Jt (w«3) (was not) the lirst such issue *ver
nlftrti by the Orm.
"wa» (an averaw) (Ihe bin«M)
fiatn (do) (do not) provide. • possible
penalty for murder.
(M )
•eNM win hen in WM* SemMnv
if IMy, ar in etfier MwnlrlH, fe
yet h> be i
Gold War Pattern Seen Making
New Shift to Economic Front
bythetainlf.nd^t-ftoatcwt^th*
employe.
• * *
OanirCMBaji T. Millet Hand mar-
rledhU stcrnary, the farmer Mrs
Bttaktlh ftnt •pang, af Cap* May,
and began his fourth ttm In W»»h
higten,
10 YIAM A9O~"
at Our Library
"iny Headley, yrere he ahvc today,
l heeft*' siirprlwe to Uie Am-
But the Communist gains cane
after it had appeared Mai Comniu.
nlun waa on flu wane In France
and commute a great morale vic-
tory for the CommimliU, who new
will ml mis. the opportunity to give
the Impression thai the Commun-
1st party Is the coning party, that
Conununiam Is on the rise.
Another efeel of in* election Is
lo eaat a cloud of doubt over US
policy concerning France Congress
is already doabt/ul aMul the value
of an aid program to this thorouch
ly weak and dhnrganBed Ind very
unpredictable country. The President
hat suggested thai Congress set up
an aid program to last 10 yean, and
that Congress give such an assurance
to our allies.
But II fhe resulta af this pro-
•ram are M b* In* lam* at Me
raWItt af MM ailltens •»» dollars
w* have iavWiM *n pranee —
where Cemmunttm !• falnlnf —
It would stem Mai there may ke
a better anal MtaaMf »l
and a more reallitk ana,
In •hart, Congress Is likely to buck
any program at guaranteeing unre-
liable countries a program of four
billion dollara 1 year In total foreign
aid for 10 yean.
If the President gels approval of
thii program, and long term guaran-
tee. It Kill surprise many ohaervers,
and will come only •fter bliier oppo.
aitlon by a growing group which is of
the opinion that US. dollara can do
more for peace and defense In the
US than In the hands of unpredie.
tables •broad.
Aid for dependable allies will no
doulit oontiniui hut fui tome the
BlHU Hit ^^'^^ . -r .
Of course young men have accompllahBienu In maByt^
than poK«, .Khhat brtni. u, to the natal of thi. dtaoftl
ii an announcemeiit Just ree#lved from the New Jene/f
Chamber of Commerce. 1
The "Jaycees" are Blurting a quest for New JtraMl
Outstanding Young Men of the Year, and they are iaMh%g|
City people to send in lhelr nomlnaUona of any yauaf aa.1
commuriltv who be«auu of ntraordlliary talent and WtMT
made ImporUnt contributions to his profeaalon, and to W\
welfare of the people," s
The pufpoic of this program, co sponsored by The '...
Trenton'• mominl newspaper, "is to present the people of i
with concrete evidence that auceess in our free enlerprtae,
still available to iho»c Indlviduata who atrtve to achlevt-
Any young man, 21 through S8 yean of aje, ii eligible I
of the Junior chamber reeognltioiu for aehlevementi, leaoM
Mrvice to community or itate during the calendar year M
awards will he in three eategorlei—Civie Accomplishment!, 1
and Oeveftiment,
According to the Jaycees, they will welcome noi_
candidatef fron ill organizations, educational Institution, 1
labor unions, religious leaden, gavemmenul officials,
groups, Chambers of Commerce, etc.
Requests for nomination Wanks may be made to Heliei w,|
chairman. Trenton Junior Chamber of Commerce. 650 i—*
av., Trenton, no later than January II.
The three young men named by the judges: will he hm
banquet and Award Aisembly on Trenton on February 4,
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SO IF ANYONE in the audience feels strohgly that eat j
local arc« up and earning young men deserves special rea
go ahead and send In his name. The competition may be i
who itnows?
At any rate, II if a fine thing the Jaycaes are doing nfll
type of project that may help a little to encourage still M
men with energy and ideas to take an active part In the l
their home towns,
/Microscope On the Cahtmrla
SOMETIMES an outsider's viewpoint on one of our pn
be helpful, because It will call attention to something we 1
look by being loo close lo the situation.
That apparently was tho case whon The Sentinel Ledfl
feature .rlicl. th«t called »tlentl -
issue Is certainly clouded with doubt.
Ii "HemeHmf the Nile at *j hai come as any jwprise «o the Am-
i h.BaypM^dreitn. Th. country erlcan leaders, they certainly did not
f hat& ha* Is ala'it will move Wke the Geneva "new took", at face
a rteV." ,' value. As Secretary Dalles put It a
rs quoted; are ail author-
"all responsible, ail well In-
,_,» tt V-^lgniBMni that what
1 say a*hr up to Uie aamc thinp
tl* JTjb)c, rather than the
la /Bow Russia's principal
i of w>r And In the conduct
at war,, to quote U, 8. News
BriUla uses, as she long has
?md Agin *im
Railroad Help* City
Growth,, Commuter Says
Editor, Sentinel Ledger — Ocean
City is primarily a resort city. As
such, its economy Is largely depen-
dent on summer visitors. One cn<
couraling trend is taking place:
namely, an increasing number of
families arc making Ocean City their
permanent residence. This trend is
pott noticeable in the Merlon Gar-
dens development and the Gardens
section of the city.
One important factor making for
year 'round population is (hat the
Pennsylvania ReiuinE Seashore Lines
offer good, fast commuting service
to Philadelphia, Without this, the
community would remain sialic or
even lose population,
I most certainly endorse the
thoughts expressed by Mr, Arthur
Batten In last week's issue of the
Sentinel Ledger. Certainly no town
has ever prospered and grown with-
out adequate rail service. The Cham-
ber ef Commerce and various civic
clubs should do all in their power to
encourage the Pennsylvania Beading
Seashore lines In their commuting
service, and not take a defeatist at-
titude.
Yours truly,
O A sciUUfLtn
AV Dundee Road
Restaurant Man's
'Santa' Work Praised
Editor, Sentinel Ledger — Even
_\ear prler to ChrUtmaa Mr frank
Wauon, of Frank and Eddie's M
bury av between 7th and Oth In
value. As Secretary Dalles put It a
short time ago, "We have hot low-
ered our guard , , , -Our military
strength . , > cannot yajy with their
smiles or with thelj- frowns." And
Russia's obvious Intentions have re-
sulted in one Increase'bi Western
strength. They have shored up
NATO, by again proving; thai friend-
jy words and geslurei from Krem-
lln leaders are not what they seem.
Ocean City, vilita our school as
Santa and Urines each child a very
well filled stocking of toys, fruit,
candy and nuts.
f feel this l» such a wonderful
thing for a man to dd on his own
that it would be very nice if you let
your readerf know about his work
CJRAC1 J, KBLLY
• Bayside Training School
Becsloy's Point, N. J,
Thief entered a Knoxvllff. Tenn.
apartment and ^tole a kitchen sink.
Everything but the kitchen sink was
what he couldn't steal—apartment
was vacant.
Police chief Muscatel! recently in-
vestigated robbery of a liquor store
at Bcntleyvillc, pa. When he makes
port with the miscreants they II
tasle of the harvest of the grapes or
wrath,
• * *
National prosperity hasn't changed
the even lensr of things m Caycc,
s, c. 'nilcves raided three business
Potter of th* Pro**
JUIT TRV IT
If you don't think women arc cx<
plosive, just drop one!—The Parris
Island Boot, Parris island, S, C,
CEO POLITICAL NOTE
This is the school of experience,
or (earning geography the hard way,
—Chicago Daily N'ews.
AMMiCAN PLACE NAMES
Presenting: Oolf, III,; QinsenS.
Ky.i Sisters, Ore; Snow Show, Fa.i
Plain Dealing, La.; Soft^ shell, Ky.
THIV OPTIN Ml
But a study of tilt' investments
made by the thrifty snows thai 50,
000,000 American! can be wrong.—
Buffalo News,
SUGGESTION DBPT.
Ithubartf, according lo an oculist
•s good for the eyes. They might tr>
crossing it with grapefruit.—Punch.
TMS WAV OP
The world doesn't trust dreamers
The more you keep your feet on the
ground the sooner you'll have them
on a desk,—San Francisco Chronldr
Ticklers By George
cstaW.shments there the other night
Managed to lug away a total of si .m
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It's a little bit late for Chriitmas
Intelligence, But we cant resist tell
ing you about the man in Spokane,
Wash,, who dashed through the snow
to tell police that someone stole his
one-horse open sleigh. Sorry to dig.
appoint you but his name wasn't
"Claus,"
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loss told the fellow across the
desk from us to take a couple of
days off. He's worth nothing to the
Drta at the moment, spends all his
time planning what he'll do on his
neirt entra day olf^—Memorial Oiy.
County Press
Opinion, Condmntvd
OLOW OF N«W VIA* OPTIMISM
(WIMwead laatfer)
It Is an old custom for newspaper
reporters to Interview at the close
or the year officials and a few prom
lnent dtlxens for their vic«» as to
what the new year may bring forth
for the community.
Most generally very optimistic re
piles are expected and received. It is
to be doubted whether any of the
people interviewed would u-ant lo
appear pessimistic about the New
Vear.
I'ortunalely, the facts do Justify
the belief that In the year IMS the
WUdwoods and the whole area of
Southern Mew Jersey will enjoy a
period of growth, expansion and
prosperity.
However, it Is also dead certain
that the WUdwoods' growth, expan-
sion and prosperity will not be to
great i> it could and would be If
some long-overdue things had al-
ready taksn plaee:
There it the matter of providing
public parking fadlltlet andin «,mr
*ay regulating the prices charged
for parking on privately owned lots
In WUdwood there Is the mattef of
making It compulsory for ncnlj
erected hotels I and motels to provide
of high school students who each day migrate to nearby 1
rather than eat in the school cafeteria, where good food I
non-profit prices,
One of the reasons the students gave for preferrlrif »f
was the watting in line and hurley hurley confusion of the c
wlteri Che hungry horde descends upoiMt— —
The news story helped school people focus upon their •
lem. Now, we hear, a committee of faculty members is sludj
and means of reorganiting the service In the cafeteria lo trj 1
it up and reduce the waiting lines.
One idea advanced so far is is devise a method of i
who want full platter luncheons in a different area fron I
want to buy only sandwiches or beverages—the big
dentally.
School officials, we understand, also are now studying I
or not popularity of the cafeteria might be tipped by men
choice of sandwiches
Nmw Jersey Capital Cai
By J, JOSEPH GRIBBINS
Winning Losers Enrich State Treasury
TRBNTON—The stale of New Jersey was enriched b¥ I
during 198S when careless winner* at race tracks failed tad
their tickets.
The amount was included in § total of i32,8S^,l?4,50 dm
the Slate Treasury by the three running tracks at CamdeM
cily and Occanpart, and from the harness track at FrceboMI
presented an Increase of f93i,023.S7 over 1954
The New Jersey Bating Commission looks upon th« I
money as a mere drop in the bucket, compared to the toUlj
legitimately bet en horses at the tracks. Total bets placed It I
tracks reached SJS4,131,UB, while at Freehold M,U6,Mf n
tho harness races. Commission statisticians figure ih«
money amounts to eight ten thousandths of total bets.
Inexperienced track patrons who purchase show and |
•nd tear th«m up when the horse fails to come In first. e_
larger number of persons who sacrifice their winnings, TM •
are usually small, Icirtom docs a floo or iso winner fall I
on his luck.
Many tickets arc torn up in the excitement of the Wil
are held by out-of-staie visitors who leave races early MM
cash them in within the required H day., others mumMI
ticket sellers and get the wrong ticket which turns art H
winner unknown to them, * * *
RURAL ZONING—A green belt around each New ....
pahly to provide a breathing space for its residents ant
land for future agricultural pursuits, is recommended by
Seabfook, director and vice president of Seabrook Farms
For every acre used by agriculture, thin arc ai*
Jersey that are net used for anything. Sea brook, a n
Slate Planning and Development Council, claims He
Mich land be zoned and planned for agriculture In
farm towns pressured by increasing population, he ,
rflftr 11 ?.?? 1 . * vrr thplr most fcr * lle acres, destroying the
"Levitt bragged thai a Long Island POlalo patch was a <
a year. • the agriculturist said "In Pennsylvania Levitt (
spinach neld into Levlttown In a few monthi. To me w
bragging about how we stole the wc»l from the Indians, or I
west (rom Mexico."
If Industry snd home builders could be encouraged to »
tho other av.Uablo,land first before they take over (tat. (ML
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line for lillnii petitions to have can,
didntes- names placed on the ballot
for the 1MB annual lehool elections,
ElecUon of sLhool board members
will be held in 11 school districts in
Cape May County jAvaion, Cape May
Point, Dennis Township, Lower
Township, Middle Township, stone
Harbor, Uppor Township, Weal Cape
May, West Wild wood. Wildwaad
Crest, and Woodbine, on Tuesday,
Fohruarj- 14, IBM,
In order to have his name placed
on the- ballot * candidate must file
a petition leonuinlng at least 10 .sig-
nature* in addition to his ownl with
the secretary at the Board of Educa-
tion in his district at least 10 days
before the election, A lnw law made
it mandatory to file the petition be-
fore 0 p. m. of the M!h day prior to
the election.
Trie position which the candidate's
name will have on the ballot is de-
termined by a drawing conducted by
ho Board's secretary. The drawing
lor position must take place at I
o'clock in the evening on Thursday,
January If, at the regular meeting
place of the Board of Education,
Any legal voter of the district has
the privilege of witnessing the
drawing.
In order to be eligible for mem
bership on a Board of Education a
candidate must meet the (allowing
equlrements prescribed in the New
lerscy School Law!
(1) He must fie a citizen,- ill He
must be 21 years of age in order to
qualify for ofllcc; 131 He must be
ible to read and write; Hi lie must
have been a resident of the school
district for at least three years im-
mediately preceding his becoming a
member of the Board of Education;
(Si He must not be directly or Indi-
rectly Interested in any contract with
or claim against the board.
THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINEL-LlPOtR
' larsest Hnanclal Institu-
tion In Cap* May County, recorded
the hlfhair flsurei In deposits anal
maurcea, with sukttantlai In-
E reases In both deparfinents.
The bank's main office, its branch
at Sea Isle and drive in branch at
ISth st, and Weal av., reported 114,.
220,041 In deposits, compared with
$13,504,593 in 19S4. Resources were
listed at S15.0S5.412, a Jump over the
(H.ITBJJI peporled last soar.
The First National Bank at Court
House •- reflected similar increases,
showing deposit, this year up to $5.
530.356 from 15.251.004 in 1N4, and
resources in 1»SS ill *o.132,362 com-
pared with SV753.046
Upper Townthlp'i (hare In th*
Increasing economic waalM (haw*
th* Pint National Bank at Tucka-
ho. with depeait* at iWI 1,1*4
laat y*ar .gainst tiJtUJK) Hi* pra-
visui year. At th* Woodbln. Na-
tional Bank, d«poslt« ret* from tlr
HIjm to
Comparative flgurea reportad bj
other banks ire u follows:
Marine National Bank, WUdwood,
deposits up from flOJIMJOl to *1I,.
328.119; Union Bank, WUdwoOd, up
from UMimt to MJjOOjga?; Wild-
wood Truit Coi
to «MM4«*i
Bank, Cap* Ha

IW 1* YVoaoa naatth. Vtolfata*
tMk «a>f Ml
Mn. Allen
White Cniaa
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| Nlaatahlp nW
Let-Mr. Md-*ra.
,410 Ilth at.
^ ^
fHaaaatVwat
to coofsraa with
mint UM Mudri I
t waa ne iasMalssnf oeSe
. Mt*kf tha mnfclai earvlce,
Oaarlaa Biytfaon Mn the
', the annual flteeUng wa
the May rcUomhli
j)ay ooaarvajK*.
law past ooaarvanca of th. council
*t>1 fca the WarM Day of Prayer
Ok IWdtt. ftbruary IT
ttrested In
1* furnished.
Joining this £roup
box tench Beverage
pi. m. Stld-week prayer group
In tba church office
S pV m. Monthly meeting of the
jtanan'a Bible Clau at the home of
Vn George Winner, 300 Central av.
Mart Anmul Turkey Dinner.
ST. JOMM* IVtMIKAN
tat* at. Hd Catifral av.
UT, Mat* K MMr. f. T. M, Paater
Eft MfMrt. Faul H. W*H, Ministry
•:4S a. n. Church School Cla.se.
ftC aH ssjea. Vlaitors always welcome,
carda given Pas(or~Atiier
teaches the Adult Class
II a^m. Tba Service The Sermon
Invest Your ABBIIy- The Anthem
'AHehOa," Pitcher. The Chancel
Choir The Sola "Arise Shine For
Is Come" UacDermld
Darby Stakes The Epistle
1X.S-1S. The Gospel John
11 *. .'feu Nursery for Small Chll-
»•.•• »d er-Uw VWCI
|l P n ' p^trlct' M«llnS, Luther
lvalue Representatives from .nine
oUnrchea In Southern Conference
TUaday. Ill p n Annual Con-
BuaMeaa Meeting »lth
p m Chancel
rehearsal
•, «•» p in Junior Choir
Club for boys and
Saturday, 10 a. m. Connrmatlon
m.9-m. Janlor YQBUI Nl«ht for CJM.
r.«M frit In «U, 5th and Mb
'-- Yrane smth. dlraeur.
ii^4 4 4
— *«»*» Choir re-
»»•—Senior, Jt»a«r rab.ar.aj.
1 rjUU^vfiiitolaitotmM
LuiMraRwoinoi
Induct Officers
Voto Chang* In
P l
The Ber. Prank Adlar ioatalled Ike
sew oMean of the Yotmg .Women'
Christian Service of St. John's Lutheran
Church, Thursday evening In
(he church. The stair uklni over lib
chilled Mr. Sally Hataell. p
dent; Vra. Petty SteUwn, vice pre*
Mn- rreda Roae. aecretary
aiuf Mn. Irene Williams, treasurer.
The outsoini olBcen were thanked
or their year of service and a gif
of appreciation vraj presented, on
behalf of the group, to the preih
Mn. Hope Klaln.
In aaieratlaM
ar th* cawliiy
•HI Mme wiH fee rhe secanat thurtday
ef each imnfn at a:ll p. m. In
tha thurcH, at wfalch time short
tfnei vHI be fallewed
Between regular meetings, "get
togethen" will be held at noon in
Ihe church, when the members will
tning box lunches and beverages wlU
be served. At these gatherings the
lewlng group will work on layettes
r the Lutheran World Action projand
the art group will work on
s project*.
It also wss voted that In the fure
election of new officers will be
lleld in May with Ihe Installation to
hi June at the annual banquet.
Tiese officers will take over In Sep.
ber of each year. The present
nlcrn will serve until June 1B37 to
rorreapond with the new schedule.
Following the meeting Po-lt-Vour-
>lf Sundaes and beverages were
by the hostess committee,
Gladys Satiiler, chairman. Mn,
bteUe Adlrr and Mrs. Ann Smith.
The next meeting, a Valentine
will be February 0 at which
Secret Pal gifti will be ex.
iged.
Mass to
Father Blake
A requiem mate for the repose of^
•e sounif the III! Bev Thomas T,
Blake uill be. sung in M Aiigiuune'i
K C €hurch af the death of
the priest who ^pent glmo*! 30 \ear§
In building and administering SI
Aqfeiim» > >:i I trlen here ahd st Jo.
HpWa Parish In Somers Point
The Ven Bev Msgr Bartholomew
B Do IF has invited full attendance
at the mass by parishioners and the
countlefi. other friends of t le belotrd
former pastor
Lutheran Congregation
Meets Tuesday Night
The
t* and MlaaJafiarr.
j The annual congregational meet-
•tocher. Th. o, Paster ing of St. John's Lutheran Church
9-M mi to. The church at Stud> has been re-scheduled for Tuesday
Sunday School Lesson, "Jews Calls i flli ih di
for ftapetatanee * J najmflnd Shu
man, superintendent Mn. Carl A
••
of reDMiou. educa
literatim Mrs Marlon
nEnttt aYurftuy, director of mmic
Harry S Miller, song leader Cla ses
for all ages
"U Tatjrstf*
10*43 « m Nuncry for small rhll
~ by the Kings
fMu-ghler* hi Ihe Church Honse
I0-4S a m The Church at War
ihjp Sermon by Dr George Fischer
' Fall of Man,' The choir ulll i
(lnf "Almighty God of Our Fathers •
by James, tenor solo, "The Living
led\,' OUara, Or John B Becker
The ehaneel flower, are tn aacred
only. memory of Mrs Wary U Cardlner
Tim evening service wUI be pre
caeed by a ahsrt orgaA recital each
evening by dur evenhig organist,
afra. Evelyn Llckneid
7.*> p m. Evening Swire of Wor
ship. Informal son* sen Ice Sermnn
"Whj Our Lord Jesus Endured The
CUM*.
on tha aubject
baalu* of
the cen-
t wto -wm, and
atari***
1 " "Pnfan lath, by the Btv
. . _ H Bucher. of HaddunAeld
H. J Tha choir will sing "God Is a
• " ":" by «c}l4tin Soprano 1 y
evening following a parish dinner tn
the church at 0:90 p. m.
The combined event previously had
been announced fur Wednesday
night.
Dedication of the •.hurrh will tak
ace Sundav Fcbmao 19 v\h*>p Dr,
bdwin H Knudtcn president of th
ellnl Lutheran 3>nod, wll
bv the preacher
*T JOSEPH'S R C
•*v. J«hn PI*n«A«n, P4»tvr
M«Aae$ on Sunddv e 9 10
II * m
W(r*k D*> Mtu 7 30 B m tuip
Saturd«> M&Y£ at 8 i m
Mondav 4pm Rtllginii
and con
* 1, "In the Cross or < hrl
-- T-M -* hy, Howe. Eleanor Pane]
all asM tum t Nevhn.
Wednesday. »:!» » n afeetlng of
the Junior Christian Endeavor Society
under the leadership at Mil
p m Covered dlah
. % IB Che loner auditorium
'cdnefcHy, 7 «S p m The annual
nwetlng of the congregation v/111 be
MM In the church buUdlng Reports
OT tsrtaAlMtlons, election of officer,
mi Aty ether hualneaa which may
may
Mtti3t presented The meeting
PtMiOlt meeting of the the annual churchcor
a> p
St. JAMSf AJAM.
Jfltvrj
jiff JSSL
-Vouiif feople^ Meet-
~£Lg
••v 7pm Religious Inst
tion for hljh school studenu In
Church Hall
^4turda> 4 K) lo 510 p m ton
tri Ion 7 10 to B 30 p m
Sunda> lpm Baptism
BETHANY METHODIST
H«v Rafph B«rr*tf. Pastor
9*43 a m Sunday School, classci
for all age*
Ham Worship Service
6 3ft p m IntennedUte Vouth Pel
loWMtilp
7fJ0p m Evcntntf SerUtc
8 30 p m Senior HYP
W*dnesda>. 7 30 p m Midweek
FIUST BAPTIST
R«T. 0. Ardftti pjrralf, Pattor
10 a. m, Sunday School, clas Tor
all ages.
11 a. m. Morning Worship.
0:30 p. m. Young People's mett
7:30 p. m. Evening Worship.
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m Cottage
prayer tneetang.
The meetin«f night of Ihe Men
Fellowahlp has been changed from
Saturday to Tuesday, S p, m.
The Helping Hand Society '
meet In the chqrch basement Tuesday.
7:45 p. rt
The Missionary, Society will meet
In the cliurch basement Thursday,
J*rmary 2fl, a p. n).
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FATTERHS IN m SHOW
They. nuke pretty patterns on the snow, these
fences. But they were ndt built "for looks." They
were erected for protection They stand as bulwarks
•gainst the physical elements.
There are other kinds of bulwarks most of us need in
our daily lives—spiritual bulwarks. For even the
strongest of us cannot stand alone. Sometimes we
think we can , , , but the moment comes when we
realize how much we need help.
It is then that we turn toward the Church. And, no
matter how remiss we may have been, the Church
stands there with doors open wide, ready to receive us.
But should we wait until we really need a spiritual
bulwark? How much better to establish ourselves in
the Church now and be assured of its strength and
comfort through all our days.
THI NATIONAL BANK
OF OCEAN CITY
•01 Aibury Avanua Phon. 1300
HOWARD S. STAINTON
•10 Atbury Avanua Phon» 1532
ATLANTIC Cffr
ELI5CTRIC COMPANY
MO AtAvry Avaniw ' PttMM 0130
3 VAQWS
REXAVL PHAIMA CY
«h;St. #nd Affcfy ,Av«. Ph. IMf
t
' • * ; .
•i.. i"
Firemen
Educational
for AIM
Com.
j will present a protke
MnlMt pro.
I gas to fire depart.
^_,m. He Hid the gas
at« aad the lire department,
fcS^SSStalff
"i I, odati and.
enaBUatagai
»ttl •«•« «>•!"
and we believe that
educational prMram
further tfae BuminvolvlM
B*
«n aurw,., Thefe me"
'"'t pensB ,h,,,y a,
ownaoke (2) for h,3 dl,
' ^1 II
i>; .*,;"*
TWJ Itries Is Iffing Publithtd Under the Spensers/t/ji of the Following:
ARTHUR M. DeMARIS
106 Atlantic Av.. Phon. 1233
Retiler — Iniursr
HUGHES'
CENTRAL PHARMACY
•Mi S», and Wailcy Av». Ph. 0245
I. LESLIE LAWRENCE
Realtor
4801 Cantral Avtnu* Phona) 0014
HANIY UOYD CHATTIN
, ««al
1315 Atbwry AywilM Phon. 0060
aa
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n«r «»,lBa,ti,0
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5
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if
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1.7
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15 JJ
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OCEAN CITY HOME
SAVINGS & LOAN A5SOCIAT
1001 Aibury AvMuaj Phortti
OCEAN CITY
WATER SERVICE COMPANY^
210 Tenth Strait Phon»<
PALMER
. 0ld,m.bHe. rri«Malra t
1117-29 A*bury Av»v Ph.
SAMPSON
Mf nSUF ISfip
ff M H l
euAH* M
.. THANK YOU
TB» pMnB will be piwaied by
DavW J. Lullue, »up«rtntendent of
dlitributlon; Amy Heaonlca], superlntendant
of meten; Souglu Kait
nun, of the company, dulnu department,
and Leon Zuckerman, dlnctar
of public nlaUaoa.
Ac acheduUuc of U» prufram It
bclBI arraniad.br Mr. ZucEennan,
We spend most of our time trying to lighten
the burden of the families-we serve _ and
then seldom is an opportunity to tell these
same families how much we appreciate being
accorded their confidence. This little article
tberefore'-wjll give me both pn opportunity to
iiy "thank you 1 ' and to express the hope that
our servicei ind arrangements fully justified
your confidence and good will.
CHESTER J. WIMBERG
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
^ury Av«. Phone 2654
ThrM Ganaratlani of Funaral farvicM ~
Reading Mor. Vita! &!H
Ever, Librarian Tells Rotary
The ability to read well' la the
most unpt*
Ing so wtth -appilllng rn^nci.ncy."
»ho uid It will be offertd to the Thii ThU .umm.Won summ.Uon wai one ef of aarrtra! aerar.1
fin departmenu In ««ch of the 101 lnt*re«Uii« Uiema developed tHday
munidPallUa* Hrved by the com n«M by paler WUnoaky, director of o
P»ny. A nuwtlon and answer period I the Ocean City F Free Pbli Public Lib Library,
In the face of this situation,
will follow each presentation. in addreulng th* Rotary dub at warned the librarian, moat peopla
The first program will be held far 'Plymouth Inn.
stop learning the reading skill aoaw-
the Asbury Park Fire Department
whare between Jrd and «th gradaa,
on January JO, Another presentation •Many af u. have lailly dMlaM
hat been tcheduled for Uw Mon
Hiat betaua* w« can keep keep up au-
just whan they art beginning to |et
mouth County Fin Chief. AMOC
pertklllypertklally wHh Hh whaf. hf aelna l M the hanj of it. And far too May
lion bl Red Bank on Febmar>- 20.
thrOMS*. radio, lahvMtn anal m». adults )Mt ihe ha tut ei seriou. read
-=-»aa"=» - ^^w^rg rvfaannvn WM9¥m * Pljnna| I
i« lea, II H n na I Isnajer make, h much h dW. d Ing to Improve their mind, soon
faranca whather we can read well after *" closing •" aehoolbMkJ tor the
CaliM AppoiiiMd
or raatl widely, or read at ail," h« but time.
•aid. "NeHiliHj eah h. farthar
Naw Poiinman
frsiii nic ff uttil*'
When he dma read, today', aver-
Vincent Callte, an M.Marine me
age adult stumble, along "the rate
ton of Mr, and Mn, Leon Callse, of Mr, Wlsnonky pointed oufrthst the of between 200 to 150 woVdl a min-
• W. 10th at, wai named a leaps. comnmnest cause of failure In school ute on an ea.y ea»y to-read article, with
r«ry patrolman in the Ocean city Is lack of ahUiif to read mpidly aad his mind absorbing only go to M par
Pollca Department, Friday His ap. Intelligently—and that the world of cent of the Idea, the tml contains,
PolnUmmt wat announced by Safety business and" Industry MA alao he reported. With a little training,
Director Laurence P, Lunny at reached the point where loM r»ad •n average adult can learn to nad
meeting or the elty eommtulonen. en will be the ones to get ahead. material of medium difficulty at
"You may not see any headlines from 4M to 000 word. • minute and
about it, but the biggest news In understand M per cent 6f It.
builneas today, ia ihe great awlteh.
over from brawn Job. to brain Jobs
—the ftslgrowins While Collar
Boom." he reported, "The labor
market it shifting from Hue> shirt
employes -with strong , backs to
lutt f» keep up wHti M»
•killed cntwwn and mental
In
workeri, , . •
"The roof a* fee. Whit. Cellar
•eon Is airiWMHan, lleMniih ma.
•Mnes aradualh/ win faht ovtr
„.,.-- Nuf MnMtMaai um unskilled
werintra era axrfanwlni. A
lobs will he created. The
great need will be tor men who
tan manase the nuchtim, or da
work Iso cMnslleaWd fw Ma me.
chines, EducahHl manpower equipped
for the era of automation ah
ready Is In crlfleally short tunply."
(Another story elsewhere in Ulls
•sue, sue, arigiMtbtg from ithe nathematici
department of Rutgen University,
stresses the same point,) '
"In the coming yean, education
ind training will be more vital than
ever before. In simplest terms.' it it
the reading man who will reap the
prbfit of this new era, 7 Henry Reeter Jr., Ocean City aceauBtaat
and former city commit
aaAr, hu been appointed chairman
to Cape itty County to arrange for
1 delegation to attend the New in.
mm "Balute to EUenhower" .dinner
la New York's Madlaon Square Oar
dan on PHday, January 20.
David Van Alatyne jr., of tngla>
wood, former Stale Senator, u chairman
of the affair, which u to raiae
funds for the Republican party and
at the sam» time celebrate the third
anniversary of the President
He said that the tamupported
puhlle library movement started
about 1833 in Burlington, N, J., and
petenbere, N, H, Teday the Unite*
SUtes leads the world m the number
of Uhrary volume. In popular
use and in advanced library tech
niquea, with the philosophy stressing
papular education and service to the
public.
The mast recent compilation lists
6,915 public libraries in the nation,
along with 1J74 college and uMver.
•ity libraries, 1,»23 special libraries,
and UM miscellaneous libraries.
There are NS public libraries in
.Canada. On the shttvei or all these
libraries are mare than 185 million
books and the annual operating cost
is $IS1 million, not counting the
cost of new buildings
Mr. Wlsnosky brieHy reviewed the
development of the Ocean oty II-
* ' ^
The speaker quoted one person
1 . In
augnraUon. He expect, it to be the
Brat mUUnn dollar gate in.4he his.
lory of political money raising ef.
forts In thla country.
Elwood r, Klrkman. Atlantic City
and Ocean City banker and attorney,
baa been designated as Atlantic
County chairman for the affair.
Van Aurtyne aald that according
to pMent Pnini Preaident Ei.en
bower Will address the "Salute" over
cloaed4&)eult, large screen television
to be set up In the famous Garden
Secretary oj the Treasury George
M, Humphrey will tddress the crowd
from an upper balcony.
The world turnout Hollywood Jce
Revue will live a performance during
the evening, aa will a huge
ehoral group drawn from New York
and N*» Jeney collegei, music seel,
elles afcd church choirs.
New'Jersey expects to aell 5.000
Uckets, twice the number ever uld
at any previous New Jersey fund
raising affair.
School Budget For
WJltfwood $314,000
The ynidwood Board of Uucatlon
last wetk adapted a tentative budgai
of *3M.0O0 far the coming year. The
budget, an Increase of J18.000 over
the previous year, requires the an.
proval of the lewd of Estimate.
Dr. (Stanley HqrnMine. preslderit
of the school board, reported that
Ihe largest item! of increase ), a
mandatary increase
mlh ini
?»^^ -»» «sa» iH«!|ii|iEf ia»fc wees
eonecmlng tha record circulation *S of th
121458 hooka last year.
: ernmtnt during tha new OtMl year,
whteh .Urt. July i,
Hie pmAiHvt; IfratWH;
Alwaya botlferlng Con*
Against a background -of many
not to mtnlioB taiplytn—at they fruitiese atteoutta M badaan* the-hutf-
begin tha a*e»me task of appropri- tat. a key nUnk m tha 1MH pM-
•ting billions upon MltoM of dollar. form of t|ia N«w Jeraay ~
I. the qu.«tlon of whether they w)U Association haa addad i
be able to balance Ihe budget. Nat for both taxpayers and O
to do to meana en loading dg moe more oon
tha thla year In railing for
fantastic antastic national debt, debt which cup Congressional facilities to study and
rently U reaching a record W bil- act upon the budget"
lion total.
Wflille hen af a haMncfal bualnat
Hall O*
Ls asmtasBna anWnni ^kaaaai* ^ssn^BL sli MSTJ KEPHV Buainett Man (to lad aertdng em-
is nipn THH fWfTf jttm fw^wwW Srlr ployment)—Werent you here tara
prewHia, iiuiendltvr*. have •»•
u^u-a^u. m M af riM laat U jka ago, and dldnt 1 teU you then
yean fo Hie fun*
I thai I wanted an older boyT
WTHI |rsiM 4s^fl^t #ff
YM, tirl That
Cuinbersome appropriation, methods
and Inadequate flscal controla
are sited among the nMdblock. in
Congress to a balanced federal bud*
gel. The expert, say |hat ox-cart »piroprlsUon.
procedure, art Inadequate
In an age of jet spending: thai
traditional government OaeaJ con
trojs lost their grip aa multl-billlo.
dollar super spending fed a Federal
nscal frankenstein.
Many corrective proposals have
ien advanced by law^aken and
cittien groups, ranging from a, consolidated
appropriation bill, controlling
annual expenditure, and provl
slon for mere adequate congressional
budget study facilities to a fiat relulrement
that the budget be balmeed
in peacetime.
in islarlcs, required
by the sUte.'An increase in
the state-aid allotment, added to an
increase In tuitions from out-of-the- WOMB ncwiuij aMMMav Isll AM.
-—-——— ' #
1 , why IV-.
bark.
BRID6E
•WSUI rMI.ll.
m
? ——-J - ———
the tax rate level despite the budget
Why run for 4te phone?..
When you car. teach for
art
extension
SAVE SO MANY STEPS,,, SO OFTEN...
COST ONLY ABOUT
kitdum .,. your bedroom
• • • Any mom—handy home
«•**» Phones MS'&Mmri«flll
eonvenience. Brtm phones not
"^ Bave needle nuWnf-ttey O
greater privacy... extra protection...
•J|*fe!jMj fewer mtaed C*UB, too.
your Telephone Bugjneee Qffioe.
a month
p«r horn* ttxtonslon
Ha said Mat ha hat received e
numfeer of letters from tomm.r
visitor, whs aiadlt the eood library
here at M M e MM fetter
m Ihelr MMilM or MMn City .a
Two new member, were Inducted
Into the club during the meeting,
with W. Bart North, vlee president,
onWUtlng, They were D, Allen
Stretch, local motor vehicle agent,
ana, J, Brinton Young, arehltecl,
•0B1 men also were weieomed by
PreMdent Qabarne Nicholson, who
gave them their committee assign,
menu.,
Robert A, Day introduced high
school student Arnold Young Jr. as
the Junior Hotarlan for January, and
George gherby. a holdover Junior
from December
Mr, North announced that prepa
rations are now under way for the
club's Mth anniversary dinner meet,
ing on January IT in the Atlantic
City Country Club.
Smith Retires
From Senate
Thanked l?y Mates
For Candy 'Treat*'
Retiring State Senator Nathaniel C,
Smith on rnunday received the com
nendatlan of his tello*legisUtors on
his aeeompUthmenta in the Upper
House, and also received their
thanks for keeping their "sweet
tooth" satisned.
Senator Smith was one of five
members of the Senate who will not
return for the 1956 session. SenatoreiMt
CharIA W, Sandman on Tuesday
succeeded Mr. Smith, who did
not run for reelection.
The former Senator from Cape
May County was thanked by his colleagues
for providing candy during
the IMS sessions. He operates a can
dy and tobacco distributing agency
here and usually kept a supply oi
fresh candy In the drawer of his
Senate desk.
The session ended a 12 tear career
»s a legislator for Mr, Smith. He
served 11 yean in the Assembly, and
was elected to the Senate last year
for one year of the term resulting
from the appointment of former
Senator Anthony J. Caflero to the
Superior gouM,
Auto leaving the Senate Thursday
were Senate President Bruce A, Watlace
(R-Camdcnl, Mary Anton (R-Es
•exi, Bernard W. Vogel IB-Middle
sexi. and John M iuummcrlll (R-
Salem)
Grass Fir* Peril*
Coast Guard Station
The U. S Coast Guard radar station
at Two Mile Beach near Wildwood
Crest waa threatened Thursday
by a grass Are which rageV for
more than »o minutes before It
could be extlngul.hed by tiro light
en from the Wildwood Crest Fire
and Street Departments,
The Arc roared through dry underbrush
on both aldea of the Ocean
Drive, and folia t>me ap

.*
.••« — tlCTION TWO
REDDY SAVES YOU WORK VVITH AN
ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER
no lift!
A no carry!
ATLANTIC CITY
Sovti fev Wo,k IteceuM if •nq, |h. STJUTCNlNS •»
hang WM dMhtl »„ lh. (In*. Sav^ yw< IN di.cmforl
ef told In wlnl.r, (^j |n iMinn,,,,, Isvii >»ur
mint, too.
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iiiakc yiiiip-ilrhiim IH i-a.y illnl iiuldnialii- il i' In ilrivr.
BIG 4 OF THI BIO M
1 NIW MFLIX.AeT!QN mrGKMANa.
THE 110 M rsiponds la yogi avery eommond—jo,
iiop, tlimb, pan—quick 01 an athlelc's rsflei.
On all rood! and euryss, Mercury adjuili inilonily,
aglamalieolly, for yogr east ond eomforl.
2 i/O M BiAUTY.
Now long, low profild, Oiiilntliv, Flo.Tone color
slyling. Cleon.lmed b«auly for young.mind»d
people.
3 NIW SAfiTY-mST DESIGN.
Widesl choice of lofely fealgresj Impoef-obiorbino
ileering wheel, sofjl), door lotk, 01 no e,tro eeitpodded,
instrument panel, iofeiy belli, oplionol,
4 PROVABLE VMLUI,
Low price when you hyy _ low eo,i whil. von driva -
For 4 yeo,, be,, re.ale volye in II, f,e|d. Many
For !956»the big move is to THE BIG iS/JERCURY
PHONE 3134
l>,m-| niiM th,. hit- i..|,.,i.i,in hit. Tin-: HP sl.-|.IJv.\N SHOW,' Hun.lnv ^.ninit H 1,, ,„ ht«l.
turitly hid Ihe flrit triv*l*r
IfMf when mother ant flopped
•ind alio Inquired about the people
11" Hi. slty b.for. him.
AH thi aid min aided about
|mi PHBII In the plan he had
|lfft
•Mutlrlaui, ind f*n*raua to a
•fty». I wai urry to l*av* laid
l«» h-aviltr.
I »n»nded the v.n.r.bl. one
|*«t »»» will Hnd them In th* tltv
»r mtrchindtM »nd our ss
S frl«ndllo#M -nd
HOME BUILDERS
Phon»l (ollouInK pisn'« *?h s r«-«ulo r| . v
schMdilid ha«i.c W'll,, o,nl. I'al)' 1
M«y, KMK Harbor, llaUVhmil'" 1 " Tu'r
tflun, M»naha«kin. » 'I,, ,sn *f""
for a copy ol l«ii "-"i-uu!' 1 ' r "' '
hafMi*,
Q. I »ill b.i ti-i in Si'^i^mliiT, l!»"
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Iflllj I np(.(Il.a I " gilSFltTS I"
ciiiffa^* 1 in tit- liig^M ^ijiiit- y' 1 *'
luld mt rtiinlh Ih.ii I ^i.ulii iii* d
pnh S qiidrlt r* Bhisf* i^ tcjrFP[ f '
4 Hulh |in»i>lt-d l"i t, uluiit""
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A Nit Ihrri •» H ilnaiuii'
rift f im.M mil fit in "I, t f riruinfc*
it thu.t- «Hii dri pirniJrllIill» ••"'
1 1! ill! di.ihlni bill I"I ,,[ii,iinnl
IriHiiiU^iri jiit ihli ll*- illrl iL* U'
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hild i ^nidll in^uidiiii l)Li jin ^ i" f
Iht pn^I ft rt v,a di» l rii,ir r> i f£j
mi .ituil IIIBI 11 let \\f,,i limil' 1
hi Hn
A Billir tl hnn u' I^JI, I m' r
with thi SMIII.II ^nuiit^ ufliii " Jli
dUj* II lit' ut lit-tl ,_[ l|j*{ $41111 a
trjF hi m n rii 1 Ii * f XM'Tiirnpike Cruiser, in iiniislinl, rxpi-i'imi>nl;i] rin.ilH .< it-ntcd hy ?
{j'the rtrs,i, autuninliil*> ilt?.«ijfin>il in ink,. in!! itilwun.-ijri- nl ilio iiiiiinn's I
ned highway system. Nt> U-fl to (me 'Ann'iii an mnim-i-Ds in.-ixiimini Hrrnn.
Mw
,inifoi't and safety ns they travel til" ni>» tuitii.il,.--, it h-iiluri-.s Mi'in.-illy un-
„„» ^ ^.lon in every ciiwtion, •iYiinM>"i
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mini ntiu
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uni dt ylh U m III
1 i-iit plnMi. ••i.iitti-fil.v f-m inwrU lilt up
julom»tir..,||y when doors are opentM t« |ii'"iin v,,'i "I .•iiii-iiin-f iiii'l I-MI. I »mi"
fgiidaljl*, it ji only 4.4 feet high.
parkway, With 10 Fatalities, J »'R.T" d
By THFODORE H BLUM
4 H Club Aoent
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All Super Highways
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PAYMihlT
36 Months to Hi
K. E. BAKER
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Building Code
" In Lower
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ii! ' .iM-k alipruii.ii IIM lir.t n-iiilin^
n ,,,11.1.-1 tii'i'illria rull' 1 - »hli-tl hull
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ly^ams in lh,. tuunrhip ha« liin-n
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uliiili "HI I,,. >i-|ilai-i'il i» ilu'
ii," ,,,,ii bu>>Uinu .-adi- orUiiiiinn-:
.}„? piiilor I'iuiny.- in iht 1 Raiders to Face
Bigg«*» ,
hc-tt i-od.j
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Id-1
Test . ln ,
Cop»-Atlantic Loop
n e aclil " ' "'jj ^ ","','riiit f
°° Cll of Bfv wit tikarttng Hiihln mi
a 4 1 record Including thrva t Ilnu IIH| 4
straight In th* Cap* Atlantic L*a in, ,, i oml t
turn Tu«dayi gam* will b* the mi iiiinil iti il
Wirrlorm d*but In C A L cum ,-,! IHI in .
Petition ,;,„„ |J(,"|lr
Thi U imor it,i_nnuion iilnin ! ''" »H'»i
«ith nil Its I i-,i n II ^ si i.HlouK nil i l of in 222 Game and 590 Triple
L RobirWii. liunr old hl*,h ITo^ltnu I PJIJIIIO
Sophomoio list \V4ik stK.u.d Mllloii totilil HIHIUM onl\ uno
on (ho i>ovMni, h(ikt i •* \\ h
tu piL ^lu(t(>ut "I rnlITH
'he l«a_u.
Ilu ifiiptlon nr htj, Idk, mom
\\ mill MiKkiiiLliam K t HIMII^ ihi
IHIIIII of tin Wiirioi iintk Ihn
w II with IOIISKU r ibli lulp rimn
ith toiiit leKrons i Kill rmtni.il
1 n 2-1
r ** r, John \Vf
:ri IM
FRIDAY LADIES LOOP
LEAD IN DOUBLE SHIFT
GEE-GEES GAIN GROUND
IN BAYSID1 LOOP CLAY
tht h iid lianis titd lor M.t,(ti.d to move into
Howellmen Blast pi id mow (I into • nt for fir 1 pint
nifl tin. tun fir t Jiljtt ti mis ilr|>
pi (I into i tit? fur second
Egg Harbor 53-32 I lit t'4-iin
joiiiiU mt>\td irilu first pint
City
I A drci m ni i in t» ihf Itald* i
•s\ |\ 11 lolm nn ind i}\\\\ II Snuili
of
ihi will ,H>') t lh* II NIOI k
in Ilu
^)i in li honurs uith
u«i.at v.t ni IT. it Iim Hill d u up IIJI i•
Illl I [ m
[ill ll 111!
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2111
iluin-. -.tumbled lhroui.Ii tin iiptn spult
irt, i inlii mi-, mi, shut ind lo 1111. j|( llt it}i ^i,
n l>iiiinds tu i pirtt'd /i)i J IH I n I
nl thi p.nod fouiul On in In, „„ OVST§»S GAIN LEAD
\l Ilu urt ..f th( sumnl PCII.KI
HOUSE S HOME
by
ISAMPSON & HAMADA
IDWARD T. HAMADA
VALUES
I N TUESDAY LEACUI
InuiM-r till Rinlir, look fin on "» Ol til lllllipul llii S illup
III.] i inK bv loin Ailim Hum 11 II bn Ik i l.rsl pi in In in trn
Ihomp 1111 mil liw> In I liil lliib.r I m •'•> Ni » " u m " •- Ikiilm,
lo I iki Luiiiin mil ,)n i IO-l-> 101 lii ui li I mil mil i nun iimliv
NIIIIII l)mn hit j UMII point, r Im piitnl P" i •. inn nl tin li nl fli
tin \l Itnr In Mil them tin li id Shi imp u Ilu Illl Hi lop h.iruir-. .1
loi thi Ijst linn ,liiiii.! the t inn .ilu Int I mmpi Iilnin druppid i
At Hint rioint Ilnln r Mil foi t« i ' > 1 i uni t" ilu slink mil tumbliil
l^^t ihiulili diikirs inil ThumpsiM mm 11 mill pliii "nl% i li ill point
lolloniil uith tun mor( Hub,, hiliinil thi (.Inn n hn ilili ituil I'll
linl. lid nun lui anil Owin Int , Mini *»
It.iil fur thi MMlor W it in lluilsiii \IIIIN \lli mm ««" hi li sm_li
uiopprd i I ii 1,1 uiiltoitii tin Itid h n n-. uilh i »» nni loll mid n\
nd Whlti a 21I1B lulftim, I, id liru I'III • »»h H > md \ in i
llgljir inil lhompM.il luml -.i nr Hum him null I >' Mjrti I i ti i on
lit. hutini-. ,v,th 14 iiumli 1.11-h f nr «»" \ « '"Ijl ouhl
I
It l^ut it 12ih st Tin \MU i. i\, ih
Urapi-rruil
Blni it i iiinnii HIIII \i I i ni
points -mil Ouins with U MII iii|i l^hinnp
In Ihi Kmki 1 I lin^
Udlh tl mi hnu I (I lip poinli floimilii
lln laid line (lor- in ( lu In! milliii
nf 14 ri,i ih OM uhili th.
: fASY GLIDI DOUPLI
HUNO WINDOW UNITS
IT*
BnipIftB -life 9iSfH#i 4frSP*
I
6-1180 ^J!^ 6-f!i9
24
f »-3O slstf •fi.alpil
I II .mmonliin in a nip-anil link noli
icat-ui- punti'st on the Urvyhoundx'
i-duri Tiiiisdoy nlKht, aisl.
The Maroon nssiimi-il a two-point
bulM@ with a 1240 first period ticdro
bui drgppvd off the pacii In the
NCqond ni'rlod when uutscured 16B.
Conch Jim WIlKon'it baakeleeri, took
crntmand In thf third period with a
10-11 folint and capped llw victory
li. the final rhDBtor, 21.11.
Tcti Evans pac-i'd the winners with
21 points, and Gun. is Johnson hit
for 18 Pal Col.isnnli), Uiunmontons
ai-i! (his season, was hlnh tor th«
evening with 28 countern. Jack Ki'en.
an added 13.
• Upholstering
• Draperies
• Slip Covers
WE USE WBLL.KNOWN
DKORATQR FABRICS INCLUDING:
SCHUMACHER - MAJESTIC
WAVERLY - NORMAN TWI6G
CHIC'S
^2S ASBURY AVENUE
I •:.
. Phon« 1606
MILLIRS MISS CHANCE
TO PICK UP POINTS
Milll-r ftptiiiil missi-il .-in oppnrtll
nllv tu pirk up sulJstanti.il Kroiiii'l
mi Ihi | it i i r win I 11 1l li r r
in this wi-rk :i(-lidn in the
"A COMFORTABLE OLD
AGE IS THE REWARD
" "OF A WELTTSPENT
YOUTH"
"( Milhoi s nun bplow )
On* of thtt restoni why
th« youth of today will
hava a more comfortable
eld age il the increated otu
of vifamint. Your children
will live longer beeaUM
you have boon giving them
vitamins from their very
birth.
We carry hundreds of
different vitamin combination!
in itsek and each ana
ii carefully (tared to bast
protect its potency. Many
of them are refrigerated.
All of them are the pro-
duct* of pharmaceutical
ehemittl of high reputation.
OuiTiHSe
CAN PHONE
OCEAN CITY OfOl
WHIN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
Pick up your prescription
if (hopping near Ul, or
let us deliver promptly
without extra charge. A
great many people antruit
ut with the re.poniibillty
of filling their prMerlp.
tioni. May we compound
yourt.
- : • • _
H. J. Freedy Dru9$« Inc.
Tha PrflMriptlMi Store
P. WltLIY ORDILi, «.P.
701 Atbury Avenue
•rtacripHtJl •llhte
Doubl*
•
• Duty
It's
Hands om*>f
Modtrn Grin*!
•
ot 11* Oum-i
(ininion[n
IJKT Sunn
Stand I nil*
MOM« tPQMTf ON PAOB 4
DII .UMNR CO.
MAKE '56
YOUR YEAR
TO FIX!
Plmbyfih aiid *«V*H PttiM
Iniarlct PMUaMf,
Oxp-Tu* ••< f.ii.l C*J*n
BUILD IT
BilAPMARINS ATTIC
STAIKWAY
ss. m jr~Ar
iMIM Mil ninpliU -It*
%'»*' . . _ ,.
r
MAKE "Dli'S DANDY DEAL" YOUR DEAL!
Find Out Haw Imy If If fa Uit Your tnttl
At much si $2500.00 .Mi 3 y«ar« fe poy far matartali
for any •ritlinf buildinjl
sTom Hami
MM. IMIV III,
• a,M K
TJNWC
ONCt AGAIN. OLDS SETS THE TREND WITH A NEW
DREAM-CAIt-INSPIItBD "INTACRILLI lUMPIR"!
fl/f»//'/*fiiryiiii...viiii'fi'fare in fuccii iih Old*, that alwayn «uys "Go" , . , emphatically! It**
liinbiln** "ri'aily.lii«»»" link itf (iiilirirniH! llnre (Ililmiioliilc's new RiH-kil T.,150! Adil Jetaway
in Iliis Iliifliiii" new Sii|icr IMS you'll litiil o llyilrii-'\lB|H;*...aiM i pvrryniajor|ioH-prfrainr«
ffiituri- lin,--ii|i IIIHI'H HirHJehl mil nf ilii 1 van nf knnuiilf l the rlrnn, ilUtJnctive bfautv of
iniiiorr,! Kroiii ()M«iiml>ilr'« IJcliu ilrcHiii car nuiciiuay fcnilc anil H«)elr hv t'islieH Add on
cameiillirf(iii('ltniitil f 'IiiiuDrillft"—ii*>aliiiin|H>r nlini-iiiiiilirii in.triiniriit panel and rich, Hoft,
Bfirfa grille! Kfom the Snirlin- **iilrH rar" i-oinrs ruiiiforitilili- swats! It"* some car .. . the buy of
tlie slfrk. mmlprn »lamnr nf pmjrvlili 1 lailliglils IIIB j-par, anil it's Imre tiMlay for you!
—atretdiiilK tlint Ol.lsim.liile •Illiiiiidic In
•eventeen feel of iluzxliiig beauty! And lliere'* TBP vsiMI flB*¥,,,
an engine that never gay* "ISo" ... an cngino tot- maiLi IOMOIIIIOWI
istanderd on Hin«rr'iighi neritlij e^lisncl si mitts fait m Supif tl hedtlf.
fOp!t»flf 9t ••!'« l»«f, SalfF
VISIT THI "ROCKIT ROOM".., AT tOUt OLDSMOKILE DEALfR'S!
PALMER CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE, Ihc,
1117-1129 A«bury Av.nue Phen* M3S
"DAN DAILEY STAM IN A GAY NEW MMINUTI MUSICAL COMEDY FOR OLDSMOBILE, SAT,, JAN. 21, NBCTV"
]
m m0m,.:
.••../*fi *
mw tlHal

!r ' f'
OCHS Merry
Go
HI gangf Strike up iht band snl
aiu,itep.....yeoleii«rrygfr
U In swini- once mort! AU
Fri>M Sophs Arm
Then let's get roUlfi'I
Wont, S«y. Un tz. _
Ttia wlstar nailtl hat ataitad and
stolenta «HI M *h**nt with
Oil, (rite*, ate
B«b>b Lant*. aaalaUnt pttndaMl.
aaya tpa actaool doeant want tnai
•toamta to b» atwatf'any nun than
iii—siTi but will excuse puplU for
at. i-Uy l«fWlaut« naaons.
(bar Utolai BMvlaa, Than an only live -legal reasons'
so for absence Wncax, Uhieas In tba
on family necessitating; absence, death
•1 hi the lafally. relia*>m holidays and
a,uarantld> of the home.
of It lli absoir10
Martyaa Oleon, glrl>* athletlr rUtnus dahc« WHS very successful
t Tuvt been divided • Into A profit of 952 was added to the
corommwa treasury.
deni- The. March of Dime* campaign will
wisipttlana ts, Jinutfry 17 — Bukctbalt
By PHStI TURNER
game at 7 P. m, WUdwood home.
Wednesday. January IS —Regular
•hedule.
Thursday. January IB — Regular
schedule
Friday, January 20 — Basketball
me At 7 p. m., Middle Township.
C
Yeaitook Approaches '
Two-ThMs CompleHon !
By STEVE CAKI
Eugene HeUcrwi, advisor to the
voarboo lutatT, bis announssd that
the first third of Urn book is completed
The sfqond third is gghod
tiled to be completed by torrtotrow. j
The second third Is composed en-1
[ ttrelv of members pf the Senior |
Sufgcsttons nerr nudL by various [ Class, The original plan of pictures
member* of the Student COUDCII a& | of the Senior Qis mefflbin this
tiriww UIPT ire to go about it The | y ir w&^ to have " ^^
MR, PEABL
plan pnHtented by Don Balalcv caps and to*tis, just as they would -People who won I Irj- to do sonlij.
approved, by un*nnmous vote. He ]»lr: at ttradoaUon, Howiiver, the &m ' is the pet peeve of Cornell J,
suggested having a scale with boys' photog.aphv staff roeeiv#d pntesu Pwl.
on one
th? Ather Arnold appointed Do.i
as chairman of • commiUeo of flv<
to get the scale and to work out thr
details Th? other member* of the
committee are Don Breckioy. Don
Brenda Marklns and Babs
suggestion of having a juke
box in the lunchroom wvs made by
Student Council rrpresentatU 6.
Any profits from this woulft go in
the* Student Council. The president
I? to talk over the possibility or a
Jk b ih
wh teaches Seventh Gride
from tnaiu studentt who wanted pie^ *» 0CM3 Mr. Pearl, who livoi, in
tures of thvtUHlvci in rettukf itreet. J*"»«*. _^uihi « JMIW High
- - - ^ • ! clothes A \ote was taken, end SeBoel !h Trenton before he came to
majority iva* is favor of street Ocjtu} CHy* He ha§ travelled te
clothes
California and seuiherti Eurape,
The staff is now matdtlg rapid pro> In hi§ spare lime Mr. Pearl likes
{{rfss with the able help of Mr Halto
play the plsna or read best s#h
leran. Jamvs Pulvine, head of theIgps,
He enjoys watching the TV
art department, and the Taylor Pub- "Climax" and listening
lishing Co publishers.
"The Telephone Hour" en fadin^ He
The staff hopes te surpass last likes "the song "Autumn Leaves"
> ear's
and the singers jvfargaret Whiting
land Perry Gems, i food dishes
-. ^ , ^ „. „ , ITiere k only one direction from '"* ih ^ ^ st > according fe Mr.' Pear]
Juke box with Mr Meyer principal I the ideographical South Pole; North, iB e llva |*lnt«« one i
that guided Ute wto* man to thai
munger.' On tba outdde thw« are
narrow optnlngf, a*ch of wMch repreaent*
a wound of the hand, foot, or
•Ide Also on the outslda there la an
outline of the Christmas polnsettla
Inside are five little dove* of peace
The grey doves represent life: the
white onei, the resurrection.
In another ease he had some various
shells and pieces of coral This
ease was called Oo«an>lde Treasures
Some Interesting ones wen the Sea
Plume, Sea Bean, Sea Horse, the
Finger Sponge, the Elephant Ear,
and the Peail Oyster Shell All of
these live on" the const of Florida
Someone else brought in a collection
called Seashore Treasures Some
of these are the same ai the Ocean
side Treasures, but this collection Is
not limited to Florida Some out
standing shells were Ihe Pattern
Olive, of the Bast Indies, the Free
Snail, of Haiti; and a ipmarkablv
beautiful one, the Sunset, of Florida
Teachers to Hear
Dr. Latlic Kindred
By IVANS HEWITT
$
There will be a teachers" meeting
INSTALLATION with Dr, Leslie Kindred today, there-
StKVICE
ore school will be dismissed at 2:30
"SNOW
m.
Dr. Kindred, the foremost man In
he field of secondary education in
SATURDAY. JANUARY 14
he east, conducts a scrlci of talks
r, mOEINER JR. or teachers Thin In-service train
POPULAR JACKET being worn by the BUtows it dh-
>yed here by Cccrle-and " "' - •—-
Art "*"" "*!
Dancing 9 to 12 P.M.
Music by .,
CHARLES F. SMNGLER
year
FLOOR end WALL COVERINGS
Dinner for Band THi BLUE NOTiS I* CERAMIC TIL! • PLASTIC WALL TILE Resolutions
MUSK PIER SOLARIUM
| LINOLEUMS • CONGOWALL By RUTH LLOYD
V
on January 20 Donation $1,10 par Couple $100 Single Pa
"Whit is yoRr New Vosr's Resaw1*> —
The boys and Uris la MM. PhyUI.
Tuesday, March 13, Celtics vs. Roy. Hover's Flnt Qr.de took a walk but
all; Warriors vs. Lakers,
Toodiors Direct
Thursday afternoon. They weal to par aad lorabt,* Wa
Tuesday,, March 20, Celtics vs. Michael Dlmon'. houM to «e Ustoy.
recelTfd'fwr
Aftor-School Garnet Knieks; Hawks Vs, Royals,
new electric trains, Michael was aMt
Tuesday, March 27. Hawka vs. to explain about tha trains and run
Coach Fred Howell hat Just rfr Knlcksi Warriors vg. Royals, them himself, Mrs, Dunon had a
leiued the achedule of the After
* * •
treat far the children which they
School Basketball League compoied •IXTN GRADE TO MtlSINT enjoyed very much, *
of Iwyi in Grade* 0 and 0- The Tomorrow morning the members The children were viry nappy to
games will be played In the Central of Ihe Sixth Grade (aught by Berwyn get their aecoad seat for having sue-
Avonue gymnasium. The tint 'game Hughes will present a science procenfully achieved the objectives of
will start at 3:IS and the second at gram In the auditorium of the Cen-
4 p, m. All games are supervised by tral Avenue School, The features
Berwyn Hughen, David Strcaser and are!
ROBERT MONROE
Albert Ogden
Introduction Carol Behle
The names of the teams and their Bible Heading ' Gloria Bland Building Contractor
captains are: St. Louis Hawks, Jim Flag Salute ...... Steve Illlaman 1
Jobbing
SImm»; Boston Celtics, Bob Town Play—•Allc. In Scl^nc.Und"
Mod; Philadelphia Warriors, Oerry Cast-,
2240 ASBURY ASBUR AVINUI
ridden; Minneapolis Lakers. Jack Alice Marqulta Dimpla
PHONI HONI itWW
Hollingshead; Usehefter Royals, John Dormouse Bonnie Sheldon
Burch; New York Knlcks, Harry Mad Hatter Bryan sherby
March Hare jack Warren
The schedule follows. Parent! and Specially
Ralph H. VanOildthf
friends art Invited.
Piano ,,.,, Donna Pfander
Tuesday, January 10, Warriors -»s. Dance Marqulta olmola Rag. Archl(«ct N. J.
Knlcki: Hawkt v». Lakers,
Special Sclanca Quit
PAINT CO,
IJth * WMt Av*, OtMil CHy
Tuesday, January 17. Celtics vs. Expert Moderator ,, Norman Ervins
I by «.«. I
Royals? Warriors vs. Lakers Panel ,. Jane Hogan, Carol Schmidt,
PHONI M
Tuesday. January 24, Celtics vi, Jack Burkhardt, Carol Chattin «nd
Knicks; Hawks v». Hnvulg
}, anuary 31. Hawks vi. SUKB Manager Tommy Williams
Kaleks; Warriors vi. Royals, In eharic of Curtain ,, John Melnnls
Tuesday, February 7, Warriors vs. Projector Harry Smith
OCSAN CITY
30 Start Second
aaa< ilaaai
Clan On Driving
The second driving class of tho
IRON W<
school year of 1MMS just begin
with 30 new members. Etch member C. JOSEPH MOVER
has one driving period a week and
two elass periods,
They «re currently learning to COHTRACTOR—BUILDER
Mart the car in low gear and get
exparlenee with the location of instruments
signals, and gear*. Thin
couples with the studying of Driver Repairs — Alterations — Additions
Ed. books, to leam regulations, laws,
and right of way. The course lasts
1! weeks.
9th St. and Haven Ave. Phone 2521
Family Pets Visit
School Pa* Club
Miss Helen Maynarri'g seventh and
eighth grade Pet Club met Friday,
The club had an interesting time
HliililMODElING
with a small too.
The too consisted at the followinR
animals: Skippy. a hlaek and white
springer spaniel brought by Tom
liuchins; a brown dog named Dusty
troughtHfl by Babeft~M«nn, » bli
parakeet brought in by Betty Penbroke;
and a brown and white collie
nuned Timber, brought in by Rich,
ard Fox,
Builders Builders
Plumbing
HOUSE -> OR HOME>
voss
AU
Ocean Oty Hi Growing ,, , Keep Up Wtth It
*
atoNaarti H h i
MODERNIZE THIS YEAR
John Henneuy; "To stop calling
plan. I
a.g-l.f j1.|wi-] ^haaA la^aassssBas^alsBTsm
the teachers names,"
Carol Frank: "Stop getting a's." PLUMBING . HEATIH6 KRUEGL and HEIST
*•, wm
Kenny Exploins
REGISTERED BUILbERS
Viliir f mntim§§ lm IsM Saw »-
G-f APPLIANCES
Use of Word*
RatManM! Phon. Mti.W Ottlcei 301 WI1T AVINUI
pear kid§.
In case some of you students ever $th St. A Asbury Avm.
have to use spelling words sentences
I thought Id give you some,
degrade - . De grade was lower Phonm 0413
thin I expected,
JOHN I. and
diminish - * Di min Ish coming
STAHLER'S
TROUT
home §oon,
HOWARD
measles ••- Mea lies things at a
departisent store,
Frank J, Sannine
deceive .. De ceive has holes In It,
REGISTERED BUILDERS
REGISTERED BUILDERS • REPAIRS • JOBBING
loin * * Loin your lesson 'or you and Son
will fall,
Ret.t 1547 Bay Av*. Phone 2980
•SINCE
answer . . Am wer little gnlm • Plumbing ami HMting
"WE SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES"
who build ant him.
personate . . The lenght of h] HOME sii APnUUNU
life determlnei a person age,
formally . • For mally years 1 hiv
fALIS AND MRVICI
pondered that question.
Phen. 0444 700 Aabury Av..
sailor • • sail ordont mean that,
taddle • • Sid die be the day.
BERGER LUMBER
OTNNY TTO CIUCIOT
• Cow/1
f Sink Top*
% totktttH Tabht
Jo£n t . Howord
N OW!
LbT CtfANING and FILLING
OUR SPECIALTY
R. L. MONIHAN
3141 Central AvAriu* Phone 0999
IEPENDENT
\0 tdn iNC
— SIDING — SHEET METAL
AL GARDINER
206 Sixth StvMt — Phori* Oc«an City 0163
fJLA,
ABOVE ALL —
A GOOD ROOF
•-- ^-ROOFIIslG —
SHEMT /litETAL ^OAK —GUTTERS - SPOUTING
•*'••• - HtitCCVWARM AIR-HEATING
• k6AS and ARC WELDING •
M. Craig
Phon*
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C. L BfitCKLEY CO.
Painting Contractors
J. ft. JORDAN
O.C. 322S S,P. M72
MACKAIN
*FOrl
MASON WORK
MM C*nfral Art.
Dudlty L. Phillips, Sr.
PAPERHANGING
Willpaper Par S«l«
ISM Ajburv Avt. Phi
t
jACIC J, WATKINSON nm fAPEftHANGER
- PA
PAINTIR
, MS Bi
•ay AvaniM
•dlmalti
PhMM Ital
PAIKTIN6
EXTERIOR and INTERIOR
' 4_fl PAINTING
• Frtflik W. Young
BRICK POINTING
CLYDI CARSON
111J 1AY AVI. s>H0NE 1M>
PAINTING
GRILLO
INTERIOR — IXTERIOR
Mf VPt.HAM PLACB
Phon. 1111 or 3W
SANDING
• LINOLEUM
• CONGOWALL
C0MPL1T1
PLOW SERVICE
i
Russell Sutto J
PAINTING
"It nOtr.
EDW. S. C0R50M • Elettrkal Contrector]
HOTPOINT APPLIANCES
Rafrigaratori . Ran^i . Watar Hntan
752 Mfetr Avenus
Mien.! 2241 _ Rwid.rtcf. 21I9-J-2
Laurence E. Stecfem
Electrical Contractor
Wiring For Light and Pswar
Repair and Maintenance SarviM *'
1520 ASBURY AVE. PHONE II
SCHUFF ElECT^
'22
Electrical Contractors
710 ASBURY AVE. PHONE
Commarclal and Domaatic P»w«r>MMi
T|LEVJSION
— REFRIGERATION
'-mk
•III0N
A WONDERFUL
5-room home
VALUE!
^pl
of thi. 5.WOM homa k expertly planned to
^ * " * * * * l t d
J uM .., -uch aa tha loiuriou* bath
Jjtaf w« oolortd ilhatentkm. rod dM«l|ad
floor ple^a
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MARCH OF DIMES
MMai Ihap:
M« Waday Av.. Ma Wttlay Av..
Willard F. StalMr
Plumbing • HMtinB
, JOMiNe
•1 SMM CHV, N. J.
FRANK M.
MAZZITELLI
PLUMBING . HEATING
OIL MMNIM
MB ASBURV AVINUI
PHONI UN
PLUMBING - HEATING
ML MRNIU
AppKftnces
CHARLES C. PALERMO
1447 Aatwry AIM, MMW NM
MILTON F. DAILEY
Formarly Harry DM
PLUMBIMS — MATINS
- York Oil Bumtn
York laltor Bunwr Unitt
im AVi.
JOSEPH P.'STAHLCR
PLUMBINO - HIATINO
APPLIANCU
OPTIC* AND mOWKOOM
, SIM Aatwry A«MIIW
pfff*
DEPfNDABLE BUILDING AftATERIALS
ALUMINUM COMB, WINDOWS AND DOORS
FIR PLYWOOD INTIRIOPt^XTIRIORSHEATHINC
iXTINilON, ITRAIOHT AND WTiP LADDERS
iPRUANCI MUM PAINTS AND CNAMILS
SAkmn, LiMi, CIMINT AND PLASTER
LUMBER and MILLWORK
Call 0948 The Friendly Yard
11th STRUT arid SIMPSON AVINUI
H. C.PONTIERE
— BUILDER —
933 WMt Av«. Ph. INI
FRANK HOWARD
REGISTERED BUILDER
2124 Aibury
MMM 2693
EARL STIILMAN
and
LAWRENCE TARVES
Contractor
and
BuildV*
ISM B*y Avanu*
MS. PMONIi JJJO-R
H, C. AHOS
BUILDER
417 34th STRUT
Phorm 3180
No Job foe Latgrn
No Job fee Smmll
Richard B. Onley
REGISTERED BUILDER
4800 Atbury
Phon* 0784
NINTY0UN6
RIO. AUCHITICT
Now J»n*y and
801 Atbury Ava. Ph. 2854
IU RIOI*TBMP BUILDER
EDWARD D. DEPUTY
205 14th SfrMt
Ntw Homti - Jtepsfn - Rmmodttin
ALL WOlltC MVn MY NMMU, lUraltVtUwr
'i,->^,H
733 MOORS AVI.
ORNAMENTAL IRON ^ ,
•lack Iran *3^ ft.; Golvanlzmd M«> ft. I
CAM Bar PiMaMcm
RAILINGS — FENCKS—OilLLIS — CtX
STRUCTURAL STBEL—FIRf fcSCAM* Swift •
WFIhlklC ALLTYPnOfMI
" * PORTABLE
1053 Atbury Ava. PheiM 1200
Frmd S, Tarves, 3rd
HtMie and Business Construction
REMODELING AND
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS
1 BAYVIEW PLACE PHONE 1137
ROOP1 NC
Roormc
SIDING
R*8i»t«r«d Buiktor
EBnUlM l>. WBRM
24 Aabury Av*. Ph. 1217
CLAY TILE
••r I
m Y>arf ••rptfUnw
1207W«*l«yAv.
SAMPSON and HAMADA
328 WEST AVENUE PHONE 104*
Roofing - Sheet Metal Wot*
Forced Air Heating — Ait Conditioning

Hober point! to toe MBOUa DUTt|n, wbll*
Bite taittsi I* Jim BMm wuhlib
far the Manton with » counters.
The laMer* m A M tramblea
tfe* vMUal Greyhounds by holdtnf
tbem >coreie«> In-the opening period.
Tb nd rid th
Shijffi
i all.
Jim Blrni blocked his
>to* w. ta th, a* of
Tbe second period wu more
two minute, (tone before MI Harry
broke the lea for the Maroon with •
l21na^B> KQkauu Ja^peaM^j^p B? C>8 O^^^^a&f^J ' ll^ff
tkat time, but ok- the Raider defauM late In the per*
IM and in the third, when Plmuuit-
bfficiaU'
IB Uie preliminary.
The box score i
will* . Fd
-_ __ 4
r two MMdrttr go,' M l » vUle enjoyed Its best moments of the
— — . ._* mental, holding the qusrter seora
|to IMfc
The Balder Junior Vanity made
inson =„..-,~~= d
'wry , ,, 2
ABPiesel 0
Banpner -„-=.= =- 0
White ,,,.,, 1
Whlilnn (I
n.
3
a
o
4
1
Ocean City
ed the> nets'•tinseven double deck-
frame be buckMed three field
_ and three IMs, and hi the
final period rucked up two twin-
•atniarsand four foult
' Wajfce • Hudson contributed 11
3
-. ,,, 0
a .. 1
.-,- 0
,, 0
« 0
,---,„ 5
vdden ..,_ 1
Score by quarters:
pleasanlville ,„,,,,, 0
ocean city SO
m
Ft,
" Com
6lnn-r In hbruory
MARMORA-Ed*«d O«ty. newly-
llected president of the Msrmorj
Volunteer rye Company, presided
Hal at meeting Tuesday evening Issf
• weak nine fire hall,,
I nibeH Corson Ind Feler C, Tot
IlM Jr. were appointed as ssililsnt
j Bra ehtofs. The chief, recently erect-
lad, is fir! Madden, Benlimln Oullei
Jand Clinton Wilker were,res ppelm
!j ed flr. c.pulm.
' Ejtpre»,loni if spprecistlon for the
it Christmas party given for
..»i of, the area were read. The
party was well attended and enjoyed,
It was announced that ihe new
siren, recently purchi.ed st a cost
of MOO; Is now on the tower and the
. Installatlan wUr be completed some
tine this week. Two jelf-eontainetl
|oxygen masks al» have been pur-
] skated by the company.
Plans for a dUner lo be eookid
-JBd served by the firemen In Febru-
i ary were diKuned, Henry Schneider
•nd OSBT Bro.dlev are cochairmen
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An all-time record Wai achieved by
bltf game hunters in New Jersey
the 1M£ Unarms season
December U to December 17
•hen licensed hunters bagged 0.114
buck deer," or 1,338 more itun the
IBM kill, the State Division of run
and Gvna reported Saturday,
M addition, bow and arrow hunt-
season devoted^to bow-
from October IS to
November 4, This total of 6.4S2 deer
_ f l 4 y
HM open leuoiM, comparts
mmr s.oee during the ISM
Millvill., Defeat*
Wildwood 65-51
WUdwood High School-s vaunted
quintet tasted Ita first defeat of the
Season In four starts Tuesday night,
ii.lllng before the strong attack of
Millvlllc High School on the Millers 1
ccurt, I&S1.
The Warriors made a contest of It
during the first half, holding the
Millers to a 18-18 standoff In the
first period and •potting them an
edge .in the i|-nj second period. The
home team, howarer, applied the
pressure and padded its lead with
as ia-14 third period and ran off
•1th the Warrior scalps In the final
esnto, IM,
John Montgomery with 24 peinU
led the winning stHulli
17 points for the
and Warren Buckingham had 16,
•cpntalMkmer Joseph B. MeLun.
of tne MMnatm of Caluervation
and BcortoBUc Development, eradited
gamewkidClu iad wildlife managers
(ar eonfrltotlnl •tiariaUy to the all-
M j htfVMt of deer during
: County took the lead
to hunter* with
Wunty wai
1S1, add Burlington
wiifc »». ,
-«eepttar if Hudson
County, ail other areas of the itat
provided deer for the licensed hunt
*r during the isU teanm. The Anal
ul(y for ail counties was aa follows:
Atlantic 411: Berien 77; Durllng
MTTM! Candm »; Cape May i2t;
CumberUnd Ml; Bssex 41: olot
DogStiow at
Vlneland, Sunday
TWere^win~be a' Mstch show sane-
tiontd by the American Kennel Club,
on Sunday at the North Italy Hall.
Vlneland, It will be a Plan "1" All
Breed and "O, B," Ohtdience Shsw,
judslng starting promptly at noon
and regular classes at 1 p, m.
Trophies and ribboni will be given
in the varioui breeds.
. PHIL HUBER la shown here fixing Ma sights on the
basket in technique thft netted him 38 points and a new
school scoring record (or one game last week, Phil, \
Senior holdover from last year's state championship com-
bine, barely had time to enjoy the crown before a n»w
record of SB points was posted Friday night by Wayne
Thompson,—Staff photo.
Young Hunters AdvUwd
to KMB 1955 Licenses
Young hunters who
in gun safety and secured
hi H
hunting licenses,
Die gille~
Baptist School
fl ff
p
fleets
PALERMO—Albert Wells was re.
censes for renewal in 1966,
the li-
Underthe law, »» person, between
tamrun
tMMr 17; Hunterdon, HI; Mercer
M4! H M M 44; Monmouth 13S;
Harris 701; Ocean 3m, Paisalc 237,
Salem 3, Somerset M3. Sussex 737,
| Union 4. and Warren See.
CAN 1 HAVE
IT DONE
ajeVrAfmb and RI-COIUHNO
• WINDOW SHADES
M C.MlUE
Aaimmn
I
Shufflin' On
Nmra.and C««ip of
ShufftaixMrd Club
j can produce a previous regular II re-
am huntings licenser ^sn—secHre^s
current hunting license without fur-
nlfhlng s certificate showing he has
successfully completed a course in
gun safety.
Dr, A, ilealon Underfill!, director
of the Division of Fish and Game,
issued the reminder to the yputh of
the state to hold on to their IMS
hunting licenses unjil they have s%--
eured their IPIMI licenses. Otherwise,
both officials asserted, the youngsters
will be required to leeure a new
certificate through participation in
the I9M Hunter Safety Program.
By H. MRKI BAKfR
Friday evening^ card • partjs the
iirsi of the new year, went over in
grand style, 41 being .present. Mil-
dred Grubh took top honors In
bridge! and dara Hoffmann, Ann
Johnson, Clarence Brodln. Kitty
Hsrrla. jean Daniels, Bertha Mit-
chell, Bessie Strouiie, Howard Turk,
helmer, Helen Booth, Helen Me.
Carthy and George Ililtim in p(.
noeM«. '
No party was held en Monday be.
cause the approach to the Hut was
flooded by the storm
The average party attendance for
December was 38, one below that
both October and November, Let's
bring it up a bit In January.
^Jne clus ^nenbership «ow totals
113. A year ago It was 140,
CiasiMM Alii Ar* Good Saltinwa,
elected Sundny' school supermten
dent of the 5e»nd Cape May Bap.
list Church of Palermo,
Other officials elected at a recent
meeting are Earl Butler, Eugene
ant
U Ma
superintendents; Mrs. Hattle
lennrfiiBferj Miss Marian Wll-
kle, assistant treasurer! Ralph day-
ten Jr., recording secretary; Gerald
Beebe, assistant;! Mrs, Ella Butler,
corresponding- secretary; Mrs. Marie
Totten, pianist, and Mrs. Butler, as.
slstant pianist, Mrs. Philip Dubrlile,
cradle roll superintendent and Mn!
Mary A. Conon, home 1 departBent
superintendent.
School Budget Hairing
MARMORA—A public hearlne on
the seiioo! budget of upper Town>
ship will be held Wednesday evening,
January IB, at a o'clock in the ele.
mentary school In Marmora, ,
and Dan •readley are coc
of the dinner committee and all Are
company memben assist In the prep-
aration. The date will be announced
Fir* Auxiliary Giv#s
Cash Toward Siren
MARMomA-MeniBers of the La
dies AuxllSary of Ihe Marmora Vol.
unteer Fire Conttany, meeting
Thflrsday evenlni m the lire hall,
voted to donate 1130 to the Arc com-
pany to help pay for the recently
Installed Are siren,
plans were made lo hold an exec-
utive committee meeUns In the home
of the president, Mrs, Henry
Schneider of Beesley's Point, each
month on the Thursday procodinj,'
the regular scheduled meeting of
the Auxiliary.
Mrs, Schneider. Mrs, Edwin Sadler
and Mrs, OeorEe QrUBb wore ap-
pointed to assist the firemen in pres-
aratlons for their dinner in Feb-
ruary,
Seaville Church Group
Plans Benefit Events ,
SEAVILLE—Mrs, Ralph Ferguson,
of leaville.entertalned the member*
of tho Women's Society of Christian
Service of the Seaville Church at her
home last Wednesday afternoon,
wRh Mrt, Curtis E, Corson presidine
rsfssArs
IfS and ttark, •1^00. The ora
nance was pasied on nrsi reading •
fhe reorganMtlon meeting of I h
cmnmiltee January 2, an41 .will
taken up' for second and third
Sg. and nn=rp>«« "•« M'
Edward S.
PALI«M0
i
On Birthday
M0 — Edward S. Corson
i J
Ocean City electrical contrietor, whi
resides in Pilermo, *is gue.t o
honor it a lurprlie birthday parts
ialurday night •! Plymouth Inn
A barometer, a group gift froti
hli employes, wis presented 10 him
Attending the party were hi* wife,
Ruth, Mr and Mr,, Joe 1, Whltten,
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Dallcy, Mr, ind
Mrs, Jack Hickman Jr., Mr, and Mrs,
Jesse Hoilinishead, Mr. and Mr», El-
mer Bakley Sr,, Gerald Beebe and
Howard Schenck,
Family Reunion at
Home of Mrs. Sands
MARMORA—The family of Mrs
Jack Sands of Marmora and MM
Donald Oilier of Beesley's Poin
Held a week-end reunion here. The!]
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hoberl Schar
on. of Iiltimore, Md., and two ils
iers and their rimilles, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Haring and children of West
•hesler. Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
rl Whitsker and son of Freeland,
Md., enjoyed the visit.
A son who also resides in Ball)
more was unable 10 attend because
f his wife 1 * Illness.
Tuckahoe Crangfe
nttalli Officers
TUCKAHOB-John #!adara
Installed as master of the Tuckahoe
Grange Friday nlghf in ceremonies
(inducted by Cape May County Slalf
Orange Deputy John Foster, of
South Seaville. and his county
latlon team.
Other officers sealed included Ar.
Ihur Busby, overseer; Edward Moore,
lecturer; Mela Kosher, steward! Id-
ward Yost, assistant steward: Lillian
Davis, lady assistant steward; the
Jlcv. David Fropert, chaplain; Emma
Dapp, treasurer; John Madara Jr..
secretary; John Winner, gatekeeper!
Dorothy Madara. Ceres; Blanch Win.
ner, Pomona; jenny Valentine, Flora!
Mrs, Mary Moore and Robert Dspp
venters* s( the. ejieiiurtmt board*
iMemhers ol the insiaiiBtloii leanr
were E. Kenneth simpkin!!, Mrs
Enid gimpklni, Mrs. _ Ml iimpkins.
Mrs. Irma Foster, Deputy Fostc
with Jan. gamers Corson serving
chairman, were enthuilastlcally ae
•Pted, ^ , . _
Mri. Edward Boyee will sponsor a • Mrs. Thelma Fedrick, al! of Souih,
/alentlne party In Pebruary,
Proceed, from both affairs will
benefit Ihe fund to redecorate the
•eavllle Methodist church in prepa-
ration for the 100th anniversary cele-
•ration next October.
Anticipating the need to raise
money for the event, the women
launched a "penny a day" fund and
Mrs, Ralph L, Ooff proposed as a
an "Pennies for Paint,"
hlle refreshments were belns
lerved, birthday greetings set lo
mute iWerejuni tor Miss Ida tayer.
MM LeulM
Mr: and Mn, o
mor«, returned •
•tudiet at the
m.tltute •rter a !
Larry Beebe, son t
Sheridan iMbe or;
who ta a student it <
•Ity, ipcnt the hlM
of hU parents,
Mln ihann Waltt,-.
Mr, and Mrs, Cll»toa\1
Marmora, returned ''
Notre Dame of H.n
is a Freshman,
Merman B, WaL
spenl Ihe holidayi <
and frlendj In Newa
. Mr*. Jacob Field «
Palermo spent a part t
vliitlng her mother,
Muller, and other
friends In Haddon M»_
_Mr, and MM, Waltjl
family of Palermo atA
Vlneland. They reemffj
chicken farm In tint J
Visitors in the MBM
Mrs. Norman PromitMl
week were Mrs, Pro
Mrs. Bessie Hooper, of
and brother, Paul, h
l
Materk
Plywood-AMI
Storm Soih;
Combirmfion
Asphalt and
Fibro Glass
Loose-Bats-1
Matenite Peg !
Panels and
Calcium Chh
C. H, SHOH
LUMBER
1lM TO I*
M
yf ie til
12th ST. *
' « (HWNKI
GREGOi
900 Share R«d _
Hotel - Bar -
FMturlng—Turkey Flatten and SanriwfciiM. Oytlar I.
PrM Crt.n, tnapp«r hag, FrM JumtM thrlmp, I
•NUPPLIMAIIB OFIN ALL VIA. Ill
Cape May Wallept
10 Harbor 78-31
_oy Ehlors tallied 14 Bcld .
and two fouls to pace Cape May to 1
7M1 win over Bgg Harbor in r
ipeAtlantle League on the down
:ounty court, Friday night.
goals
The afmua] jn«i!niE of
Qlaei^ Sf the SainU John Caiparatto
Mi be held al 4:00 V> _M. Handilj 1 .
anusry 23. )^S, In Ihe BdAi^d Room,
?ci ond Asbyrv AVPHUF. Ocean
City. N. 4>, for ih& e!«iiPil sf Dl
tora and Ihe trsnilAlnn of SUch fey
i as may properly egrtie befyr^ the
tin
WM. : H. JR,
GO SY
PUBLIC SERVICE BUSES
PHI A
UtJUl, MSAJM. 1.45 PJVt
MfM UPr»JW, Sunday only
H*T» T.r'Sn HI* CWy. Av.lon,
Harltw. WIMwMtf .ntf C«p« May
4.SI TM,
fcrAManHc City
10.H AM.
nNrU-MAOINO
IBM, «rf,H. „ ...
mom am
.mt.
UNW
You enjoy extra months of ovyharaKipat no extra cost
up to this KiNS-SIZE DOOeE CORONET right now!
\
Now It th* Urn* of
your fif* to, msglca
NiaVtWyofyewlifal
When you buy now in-
stead Of watting for Spring,
you get 8 bfmvt of extra
inbutha of ownership that
dWtiostyou a thing. You
high resale
4
..„...,'ItVAihi'tf
e, whtlfttr jroii buy now
Wn monay ohaml
y/MhvMt* car
and faahirvi! This big '66
Dodge Coronet is built to
ketp more of itt value. It's
ahead of the field with
push-button driving,
IS8 rl 4'* >"ec'"'dbreaking
$ t*g y tUMe.
It's the Kine-Siise buy of
th« ye«r.
3
ThU full-3iWl fuU-styled
full-powered Dodgo Coro-
net is priced down with the
small cam.'And it brings
you the "M«eic Touch" of
Dodge push-button driv-
ing: Surest, safest, easiest
way to drive you've ever
known!
' V
,«y\S r «f"0UT mother,
tIBW of Mn Emma Oarrett
1.13
, tnanli our friends for
and nil c.proMlon, of
ilved (luring our recent
' Cu« Hflm and romllv
1-13
tn thsnK nui menrtt tor
ana Blwm rnrlviffl dm-
a« ulntm iinil ror .ill
I4mp.Uiy inrlvid dui.
l4re«vemrnl,
I Mn Raymond Belloril anil
Lfi HELP WANTED
two: one full time and one
he Mmt be neut, accurate
pmie icnii full partlcula
" 'xpprlcncc Bos SSI,
1-1S
I HELP WANTED—Telephone,
jp s4th kiimttydKe of typing,
p sroynd poiltion. Write Bos SOBS
VLtdKEr^
l [
j NE1PLE opcrsiors nn dresses
ikfrti. Apply sonters Point Mre,
2ino ftd., sorne pnlni. N J,
HILP WANTED
,.IKSSts «na poilri UHnitd fur
EMIile cmpliiymcni, Anply The
v-.llm>aiaiii. Toa Lriiitfii Av*..
IXPiRT
BODY and
IT WORK
ON ALL MAKES
Q PAYMENT
WMpNTHSTO PAY
MlhO Yn An latiinaM
MOTOK.IIIC.
y Dtalai-
Awl Ph, JIM
iABlf SITTING _ Eyenmn, Expafl.
enced, 300 on Hour, PBOM MIS after
i B, m, if
SITUATIONS WANTED—lahj. silting
at my home by hour, day Or week.
Al» menaing or sewing by n.achlne,
Stella Ofterle, ISO w, Wllmol Ave,,
gamers foint, phono Snincra Point
PERSONALS
VISIT our CBTMI aeparltti£nt for eird-
lei, eorulettei and brMUerea to fit
every fluure, Headauarten for new nj-
lon •eenueker unifornii, nunea. Mail-
Uclana ana waltreaaei, white and ail
Color.. The WIH Shop. 800 Albmy
*ve, ft
THE FINEMi in , Wedding
-inienibiej. Intornuii. HecepiLoni,
Seiervatlon Cards—phgne Onl, Bay.
ntond MeHem-y, H2 Ocean Ave, If
Eni
AN EVERYDAV FAIR—Lovely earn.,
nanddlpped Mniai candlei. Bill*.
BOIII toys, dslls and noveltlM, ocean-
aire aift Fair. 133 Moorlyn Terraw.
Open evenings. Mrs. F. R. Srldcgam.
U
HAVING A PARTY? Lei ua furnl.h
the lea gandwighra. Large or small
i-dert' phone 3873.W or U181M for
nfijrmnilfm, '2*0
TUTORING
l.KARN TO PLAV the |il»n.>, Pllvlilp
in.iiiiiilonii auv in eirnlnK. Will
give l^sniig in ytJUi- hnmr il de?ilrcil
Mrs. Rnhei! Voting, gpcslcys Polni
Phone Ln-rnn City 1H:«,-R 3 3!
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
ROKESSIONAL SERVICES —
BLE REWBAVINO—ClKaiette
oth bles cuti t Aiie
— INVISI-
BLE REWBAVINOClKaette burni,
moth bules, cuti. teari. Aiei^,
Buuonhoiea Buttens t-vered. BelU
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
Sheppard's Auto Service
All Kind, of Body
WHEEL ALItiNWKNT
BMftl TJBK Wlal
•II
ntom mn
WANTS!* — An opportunity to (l««
you as cnlmate on your next eoi-
ualSn, You win like our Body ana
fender werk, ocean CTty Bole, I
14 AUantie AV«. Phone MOB.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Vote Itoyt 25e fash
2 for 45c
Quiek service. Oavli Martwar. OB.
DB3 A»burjp AW, «
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
TERRIFIC BUYS
Every ca(
guaranteed I
„.», Full Power & Equip.
JpNTIAC Star Chief, 4-Door. Full Powe
Kit basHi B ^a MM
TH 4-Door, Heater
t Convertible, Fully Equipped
i •^^3©oi% -Wyo., R. sw fi» *
IDAKER, 4-Door, 0D, R. A H.
S 8MJt IAC ' *P»or' Hyd,. R. a. M.
' ^.WftlAC, ZtKxtf, Hwl., R. A H.
CADILtAC 4-door Hytf'lt. « H.
If CHEVROLET
„ R. 8, H.
*2,450
2,495
1.29S
2,995
1,1M
«95
895
,
1,495
7»5
'II
195
D R,U C K
PONTIAC-CADILLAC
1150 ASBURY AVENUE
OCEAN CITY - PHONI NN
:.. Cash iS"Advt,nce'
no On^pea Ad will pe published unlU p*M for.
m ywur ad'appealing en this page, cash must be In this
j* 1 * U r "»" Tuesday and WednBsd*y noon. Ad will not b.
i —W»
FOR KNT
. TV SITS
WMk — Month — SMMHI
TV SERVICI
pf
and Antantias Iractad
SCHUFF ELECTRIC
710 ASBURY AVENUE
PhMM 1242
Aufhsrhad
•OA . PHItco
T«l*vlilon
SALB8 AND BEBVICE
M OBr SeririieiBFB HI all
Fa«t«r f l r 1
iEYS HAUB_usalpWBI iacksnlu Mr-
vice. Autonoolle l,^a a ipecialtir,
Walter E Allen. TOO GantrM Ave,
Phone M44, U
PLANO TUNINO—JO ryur
Tune anywhere, fUDs, Phone
Point mat, Wiley ~
A. E, STONE, Inc.
Qualify Asphalt Paving
•f Modaratai Prk«*
Phsne PiMMntvlll. 1711
TOOLS
FOR
Do if younmil and
Save Money, We will
rmnt you the fools.
9 PowiF fn&W9T%.
m POVMI* Saws
• Fartilizar Spraadara
• Floor Sandars and
Polishars
• Ladders • Ladder Jacks
• Carpanler'* Hand Tool*
• Plumbing Tools
R*nnxl by Hour or Bay
HOME BUILDERS
SUPPLIES
HARDWARE — PAINT
324 Wast Av«. Phana 1048
1U4 MERCURY, Kontenr, hardtop,
cream and green; radio; heater;
11.500.00. BHt etltt. Phone Tuekahoa
usn PLYMOUTH 4 dr •peclal delmte,
Qooil eqndltlon. 9^ cash, phone
Oiean City 2154-J-ll, rth
BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINISS IIRVICI
ied Advertisements iyaUHntl OB •11 mrtM. CoBV BUBINESS SEHWCE—Crp.nt.r work,
rwairs el all Una,. No Job tee anail
or loo l«rs». Phon. MuuntvllU
SEEMAC tor gualliy prlntlns, office
auBplies ana xiulinncnt. IU>moru>
McIUnry, 4U Ocean Am Hiini n
i U
U oil man* nirlnnun.
fMt*r
tju,rs, HUH,
waaMn, ary»r». kmn Palnw rris
laaTn, 1UT A.burv AM. phatm OlE.
Jpen e»r» •vanlBi 'Ul » •
to a>«Wr Ada .......................... iliM minimum
i penMUve flmei, with U Wart* or Leu ".
Numfcirt, ate llor. ,V1LL HAIL AW AT •nyUUni you do
t t f i t ri
__ All CUislflod Adverting Cash —
t
^hrt, Mv pay being Itema
.V. Brlahi, phone Sun point
the AUantk C(»unty Board of
holder. Improve the lanira
ajiidln« rd. to
Beda. box iprlnsli mouremw,
iivinc ream HI, oaa enairs.
tumllur*
Ing., n
ete. EscilitntcondfTiorL
Anderson Electricians
IlKhtailltfl
Mntal B
TV. Jer
p y ar
Co.. 7M Aikury Ave, none HM . if
JUST RECEIVBO, toM vM TV
eale. Cheep. Ocean City Hardware
C 7M Ak A n HM
AUTQMOBILfS FOR SAL!
SITUATIONS WANTED
At tfmUtliif In tlw New yorlt irl
FLOOR SANPING MACHINE and wax
ing machine lor rent by lh« oa»,
l H l^
Sayla Hardware compaJBF, l^s A O.JC'D VeED CABB AMS TB.UC3CS—
ER^ Exiieiienceil. SfJo an
er BUdnliht. ISe an hour:
la thank eiir relatives \snd
|L|V°Sili leitcr«, flowers
" " " Efficiency
rooip, .Itujis ..
ieth, acconunodales Two
IMuded. Phon. iSo.
leicr,
b' •ymwiKy ex
rmnt bereave.
Morrow mt.Lovta Talhnan
aellon to rtmedy unsafe condlUOO*
BlniplOB Avi. wSSi BLACK HUDSON seal edat, .li* 1*1J.
very sood condition. i5S,0D, pnone
PORS, Tudor, 1B35 23.000 Mies since
new motor, C3ood tires. Exterior
shabby. Interior clean, fine running
condition. Heady to rbll without re^
sin. Passes state inspection, Vff,po,
BS Wen An, 1-W
FOR SAL!
SEE NYMAM MR OLASa, Ante Jlaas
Imullari (lu. taGM aMdMt top.,
nlrrera. Beat siaam, window siaaa n-
pl««d and gUMT M0 Aibury Avt;
• 0MB,
AU, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — 30
to 4Mb eS. D a m M month.,
aaya an€ evenings. P!atsn!a*i
^MJvm** ^
aa.INCHLBOVi bike, prmetieally brand
new Priee reaionablc 711 Bay Ara,.
flf«l floor.
UNDERWOOD tjpewrljer. compleleis'
. reconditioned. A=l. iss.OO, Raymond
McHenry. phone OTll, i-13
LiviNq ROOM iujTE oventufrea.
Ihree pieces, good ennallldn, Heason^
Bbli., ma »th it.. Mtnyi) II.MH: l-tf
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
*M
and
•har-pM < ,. :. -••-..
*295 down
*n FORb Club eaupa, radto ind
haaMr, MaMMIMMMi motor. Ful-
ly (uaranlaatf, A »»«»l at ,
$195 down
'II FORD Cu.tomlln. Mn, Ulaht
fan, Ideal fainljy car,
$195 down
'SI MERCUttr Club Coup.. Radio
and hMtair.'bnr>Hnwr tar,
, . Full pries *4«5
•SO OtllYILeR Nr, Satfan. Auto,
malic drlva, • •
SpaeielSWS ,
'49 FORDS. Many body .tyl«».;
Naw law prk.».
*195 up
l'*» PONTIAC Mrt, Sllvsr Str..k.
Radio and haatar, hydnm.llc and!
whit* walls.
Only $95 down (
TRUCKS — '41 to 'IPs, i WN
a«l«. Bump' bodla*. You cant
baal jsur prlc« anywh.ra..
Inc.
"fmnunnfmf
,andS
Phen*
9th St. atid Simpson Aw,
a 0055
14
USED TV
r
GOOD CONDITION
30-OAY WARRANTY
J 25.00 up
710 ASBURY AVENUE
Phone 1242
These make ideal
second **ft for
your home.
RANCH *r*PBH4OBSar*S Bedreomsr
oil heal for alWear o«upsncy. gt.
George plage, Marmora, phone o, c.
ISfff-Rili for InsBeetlon. M
NEW and USID PIANOS
Oremto • Salnst* • VpfltmY
Toning - Rep«lrln«
ClftCLE PIANO MART
IOa tke CIMa. •ealen Fatal)
* WMOSB- MIS i
FIRESTONE
Maw, and Utod
TIRESH
LIT US M-CAP YOUR
SMOOTH TIKES WITH , , .
FIRESTONE TREAD . . .
SAXi.MW' adulta
only. Muft iiMVG four separate sleeps
Ing units Near beach, Between Itth
ana Mlh streets. Write Box m
sentinel-udnr. 1-13
;o e:
PRIVATE party wants io buy summer
cottage Or bungalow, three or four
bedrooms, furnished Or unfurnished,
near heaoH, between 13th and Mtji
streep.i write IBOK iim, Sentlnet
tfitn&s
REAL ESTATE FOR SALI
PLEASURE AVENUE coltan, I
ly fgrKtoien, unlurnuilitClite J
Ave,, MM
BALE—Mew 1 two bedroom. • unfur-
nuhed. bunsalow. Automata oil
hent. intuiitrf. SS.350 Financed, cen-
ter of city, ieott, 61* . Mil at, PHOli
max, w
ROOMING HOUSE, with hotel Income,
seventeen bedrooms, owners apsrU
meht fully equipped, nDthlng to Buy,
eondltlAn excelleni, SS.SDBL W% I
year mortgage. Inspection By appoint
menl. C, E, TMlile *= -»—" r - -
RIAL ESTATE FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Apm FOR n»(T— Vesrlj- renlal, 2nd
floor apartment, 121T Asbury Ave..
four Bedrooms, Bath, kitchen, living
room, unfurnished' oil hot water ra-
diation heatj oil ilH spilt with store
tenant on first floor. Consult H, L,
CBaltln, 1313 Asbury Ave. Phone U080,
VEARLV. second floor, uniurnuh«l
apartment, five rooms, tile bath, ejl
hot water heat. Central location.
Phone lom »->*
MARMORA—First floor, furnnned.
Two hedroonis, if5.00 monlKlY, elefc
(rie IncludH, Available januarj' Jit,
Pnone Oman CHar.lMM-U. . 1-12
WESLElf AVE. (corner Nqnn
Street*, Ve»rly or ivlnler. Furnl«nwl
or unfurnished. Second flour. Bright,
•unny two bedroom apartment. Qwn«r
on premlsei week ends, phone ano-Vi
TWO BEDROOM year around
furnished apartment. Heat and hut
water, §18 Aldrleh IM, Phone ^W.
YEAR AROUND apartment, fuinunnj,
I root, bath, private entrun-c.
at, SSO.0Q month, Marmora llard^
ware, shore Rd, Phone Oeean City
O1S5, , 1-B
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
NOW YOU CAN -DRIVE
ANEW1«6
MERCURY
Delivered^Equipped with Oil loth Cleaner,
Directional Signals, Glove Compartment Light,
Clock, Heater ••
OMLY
••••• - jA# • » - •
Big Car Style, Performance and
' ^Comfort at a
• M
;
CmeolnrMtrcury
OCEAN CITY.
W£SLEY AVtNUE
PHONE OCEAN CITY 3134
TWO BEDROOM . apartment
until June. Oil hot water '
er and all conveniences,
rent, Ant acjs-R after six o
NOT1CK TO MBDKaW
ls
't"'
a City
at
the CommlMion CnanMrs, city Mall,
OHan City, New Jersey, at eleven
o Clock A M. on Friday, (HE lOUi Ow
of January, 1068, eoverini apceinea
and dawiied plans and offer, to-Mac
lands owned by Uie aty al Aesn
"*•—. New Jersey.
ill lands am Imied, btginnin, on
Westerly side Of Bay Avenu> (•»
Una to Gnu tan Harbor Bay)
City, New Jersey.
Salt lands ore
the Westerly •••_ .. .
tendlnE to Gnat tan Harbor .
ana between the soutnwssterly line at
the area known as the airport to the
City owned Indnnatar, Don not ln>
eiuoe any land now Jnued rat,
use.
Bidden must state the amount of
annual rent that, win be paid the City
of Ocean City, Rent shall be payabre
In full lor the first year when the
lease is "executed and In advance for
taeh and every year thereattmv at the
peslnnlni of the lease term lor any
subsequent year.
Tne City will consider rentinf aMd
land for a gerled j,ot ir — "—
IB) yeani
may " '
Al the name Ume, the OMM
memBMshlp approvefl tfte formation
of a dly lewaraie .uthorlty lo pUn
the sewer ayslem of IB* communtty
In keeplni with toe expected
irowth of the irea In stibtMliwt
years, • '
George HrMt was naaied rw»
Miltalive to Uie Soutliern New ^
•er DwalapnMit Couneil. -UU.
Jeseph Martin was naned delswto
to the ctty fvuitcU taeetinfs,
Commltteef naBied wsre Ptttr
Unm, Jam*, Wood .nd Joseph tUr.
Un, nenbenlilp; Mn, Oolao and Hr.
live
Blddrr. shall stale with certa
•Ing, suplianed •--
speeincationi.
mXHs
BousahoM earls^
pr»ident John Taylor announced
January at u the data for the In
•taUaUon dinner to be held at Har-
ry't Inn. Mr. oreiory and Mr. lo»«
•111.assist Mr, Taylor on the com-
nlttH on arrangement*.
writing, rapported b» detalM
BuiMinss may be removed at
Inatlon of the lease, provided
•11 monies due U\e City bave Men
The City
guard
Bids and proponti may oe jubmltwd
on forms supplied by the bidders, but
•ii details must be dWioKd,
Any building or structures now on
these lands are not the property of the
City and are not a tubject of this
proposal. The City is teasing said
is vacant land only, and win deliver
possession of Hid land to- the success.
tut bidder as vacant land'.
The right to reject any and all bids
and proposals ia reserved,
HENRIf SILLINQ,
Oty Clerk.
1-5—31—Pf — J *~
STATE OF KBW JKB.SKV
DepartMeai .1 st.tr
(i:«TIHlATK (IF UIS8OI.I THIN
To ail to whom iheae presents may
eonie, qreetlng
HBAS II
eonie, qreetlng:
WHKRBAS, II appears to
faction, by duly authenticii
f th ceedlng fo th
s to my
nticiited
the volu
th
satis-
taraj)
of ihe proceedings for
dissolution thanOf by the nn.
consent of all the stoclthpiders, i 1
ed in my ottlce, that o. * M
UllAM, INC., a enrpoiatlon
state, »ho!ie principal office is sit-
uated BL Nn, Wll A»oury Avenue, in
the city of oeean city, county o( cape
May itaie of New Jersey (Henry
Roeter, Jr., being the silent tnereln
and in charge th^rc
rori«t Vojrth .Csniin. The—-=-
lo under the.suprrvUlon of the .fast
mth the asstatanee of the Student
Council of the local Junior |O|h
School
The Oouhcll selected Wehard Gray
as the boys' President for the ean.
te«n, and Miriam lofie a* lh« iW»'
Piwident. The two pruldents taw
four assistants: Ronald Meyar, Cart
Smith, Patrbjla Wl«enthal and
Margie Curly.
Games and dancing feature the
program, which U open to pupils
of the upper ff-sdw of the local
"Michael Mrvlea was in charge of
refreshments.
or sAi,i!
The undesigned y»y| "ilUe "it **ii*.yS
ton Avenue.
one
deffault in pay
l Ctct o
111 19S1" Kaiser Dix^
V No. K SO ISW,
ment
f WJlll
l M
on fco
lam B, A
efault in pay
ales Contract of WJlllam B, Vear
eid by aeneial Motors Aeeept
TOSl 0 Motors Acreptance Corpsn-
na the right 10 hid on the
t!nrney.In-Facl
Hll
NOTICK or SALK
The unilCITllgned K\\\
1fi^*'Avenuc r KildwabdT New
one ft! Ml PUMnbhlle Wj, ! w -
Model tm, perlal Nn, 3i«¥i loaoi,
virtue of default In payment on
llSrTSS^SrtW fiiilt "W bis on the
property,^
^W-EaRPORATION
CAN'T
WONG
YthPsKhsieA
PALMER Used Car
'M CM1VBM.lTl-dMf Moan
Heater and Hit (overt.
Full Prlca $1495
'SS auiCK *op«r, Hardtvp
Kadle and htater. Oyneflew
and isowntr. atearlna.
A yary clean ear.
Sovaj $1200
•M CHIVHOLIT
It.tlwi Wane, llcdle and
haatar. One owner.
$549 down
•m sTrUMMM* **«f isdan,
V-s. Radio ma HeahH. Ovardrrn.
M nel «aad buy.
$695
•*1 rOKD Cu.temllne Wwr
Sedan. Fontamatk. Radio and
haatar. A real. *laan car.
$175
•SO CHIWKOLIT M Air
• - "a, heater
UM THl OMAC riNANCI PLAM
•oth tacatlan* Classd »>n4ar> M« fampllanca wMh Naw Unmy Law
t* tha* V*v win nat'e* Incanvanlanctd, ••»! Lacatlans . . .
«trough Stit. 9 A. M to 4> P. M.
, •JftOT- 1 W^>A»b«sry
U»ad Car to, - «Hi end SlnipMn Aver
-?**
Jfti
Florence SlMMtM trw
BMty jay, trustee, aoO
Maasn, unwnt-it-Mai J
Of DUBH.
Flans were nude for i
party January 13. Mrs.
Mr. Jay wfll be hastatMa,, . ^
A social hour foUpwl and ,
vm mehangM ""
pals 1 *. New. nanM
IBM.
Social Club"*) Glv.
'rrollra' In .
SOMSBS pomt —
Point Social Club is pUnnlog
show to be held in the
"Frolics of •Se" Rebeaiaals
Sin next week
A meeting at 4he home
president, Mrs Henrietta
heard the welfare committee
that 14 needy families were
far during the ChrisUnu I .
with bankets of food, and toy»
the children
A recommendation oy the fir-
committee. Mn Sadie New,
Margaret New and Mrs Tlnrmpni'
> revision ot some or the taws,
pproved
A donation was made to
of Dimes
Garden Club Hsart
•ctitre en Pruning
SOMERS POINT—ChafteT Durrau
war Kiiest speaker at -tb« meeting of
the Green Thumb OarBen* Chib
Thursday evening, at the hosaW of
the president. Mrs Alfred Weao#t
Dr Durrpas spoke on the prnnl^
ot shrubs and trees. Including Iralt
lr«s and berry hushes as wall u
hrubg and ornamental" vfne«, >He
showed colored slides on these ntf>>
lects
'The next meeting will be at the
le of Mrs Edwin Heck.
or A'S-VIAI.
Thf electlnx Directors to men
^nsuloE eat and ror the t
rtt such other business as mi,
ly come berore the meetlna;
•In al the office of the
10th Street and Asbur>
Sulurdn* Ji nA^W
secretary
ssas
NOTICE TO LIMIT (.BKDlTOMB
tiiatc Df Bertha B
leased
Pursuant to the oidcr jt[ An
l^irlcks Sun-oitatc of the
Capo M«> made on Ihe w.__
da> of Dvcembei less on tne
pf the subscriber the executrix
decedent notloe Is hereby iHi
Credltora of aaid decedptit to PL
• he amount
nd the panlculais of the cl.li
Dated December JIHI
ELEANOR
Franklin A King
Altoincv ' I"
ty. N. J.
if fSl.OO
KKW JFSMtEV STATE JDK
F

. , * « ,.•» *»
&NUARY ijf
CLEARANCE
Annual Sale of
MEN'S SUITS
20% Reduction
ON ill
SUITS TOPCOATS
SPORT COATS
Si/** by dipper Craft A Style Mart
»«TS New 44,00
S*« Now 40,00
»«* Now 36.00
TOPCOATS NM 40.00
4SM TOPCOATS N»w 36.00
WMTOPCOATS NmrSliO
»J» SPSBT COATS Ntw MM
m m *«*l" CSATS Now 24.00
ail sratTcoATt Now 18 36
anniversary sale
save
itamltii sfecltingf
15 dewier
, dMUet. IS desJtr
&@#f# aMfJMr
J?,c0
CONTINUING Oil
JANUARY WHITE SALE
?=**_
*^r
JAHUAIT MATIOH-WIDt
CLEARANCE
^J =3
*5 M ««. $ 6 85
Jam Mai Tsv
•nstoatf
V W| smnp . .
mum in
ynnl
Continuing Our Sale of
Men's and Boys'
WINTER JACKETS
BOYS' SIZES 8 to 20
VALUES TO 6.98 . . . . NOW 4.90
tEG lt.fi to 14.9S-. . . . NOW 8,90
tEG 16 98 TO 18 95 , . , NOW 12.90
tEG 19 95 TO 24.95. . . . NOW 17.90
tEG 10.98 VALUE
MG.14.98VALUE .
tEG. 19.95 TO 25.00
NOW 8.90
NOW 11.90
NOW 17.90
4,V " >** \ ,-rt.
1.1. •_
Complete 5-Piece
Table Selling
Cmp»e # (2* to
Abe AvaiiaUe
ilLPhte, , 5OC
IIILPUIV US
7 k. VcpMk 1.10
CMwri&pr US
. . 1JI
. - 40c
Discontinued Styles of
MEN'S SHOES
by Crosby Square
8.95
VALUES TO 12.95
You get all these Beautiful Pieces
DINNER PLATE -k CUP * SAUCER
DESSWT * BREAD and BUTTEt
Tea ami appreciate this ones-In^.lMelta* b»I
eatU f«u MC it Isr your.elf! AH then* bwoUlollr
naicfeiug piece* el line .emi-porcel!
Tay!«, Emiih & Taylor, one of America's eM««t nd i
zatlon of the school
Jleht «ervico i-harn«« *ill a period ofnj ___:
from M1J14 to Ml.in, and eharces to iupertntaadaBl i
for patients In state Institutions wUI Tblt pg program Includca
decrease from 03,000 to 129,000 struction of f a prear and d
Total operating costs In the IHe
at the fsotHaJT
ftaM M an ._
budget are listed at •1,7N£»,M,
lion Center time for
This compares with I1JMM1M but
year.
the
The proposed budMt will be re> last)
viewed aj a public ««in>ln| M II ami- ,rf ,
on February ,T In tbe board room at tethbtr.
Cape May Court House,
SI.II
Coss Fin^d S250 in
a^rflP ¥^*^^aw^^p aaj IfMVHvll
•yitam athma Hit
Hardware Stare Theft daawMnil jaanani ktttalli
David W. Com, l^eanld clerk Miat and
arrested here in December for the
theft ••• toys and other merchandise
and wish from the Ocean City Hard,
Salary Increments to teaehera •
ware store, wu fined $250 by Coun-
amount to HI,Mt, icoordlnc M
ty Judge Jonathan Acton an a
budget. However, this agure I *
charge of larceny. Monday,
making up a deficiency In I
rent budget caused by tha
COPS, a native of Portyiiic, N. Y. ment of one teacher not oi.__
who remained here following the pnvided tor. Another *IMN 1
seasonal closing of the Gateway eluded for the hiring of thraa j
layhouse where he was employed liana] high school uaektr*
last summer, entered a plea of noyear
to take care of the an
defense to the eharBe of taking »2M Increase of enrollment of m
III merchandise and fM In cash from in that bulldlns.
he alofe.
The detailed budget U Bow opaiF
He was apprehended by local PO, for public tnapeeUon at the bo«u*T
lice Just Jt prior i t to Chi Christmas KKve
tnct in tlie hitfh ichool. It TwflTK^
Quantities of toys and kltehenware taken up for a public hearlnf ajk,,
were round by police in his car and February 1 before being given AMI
n a room he occupied in Somers approval by the Board of iehoal tVr
The annual report showed that at | point
Ihe close of i»M the hospital stair i _».
consisted of I IB employes, il more
than a year earlier. Included were 17
graduate registered nurses, 10 regts>
Margaret Wairiwright, registrar. tered practical nurses, 17 nurses
The school's principal courses were aides, four resident physicians, four
launched at the high school bulldlnq In the patholejjiMl laboratory and
Tut-sday night with a total enroll- one In the x-ray department The
ment of 101 men and women, and others are in hausekeepina, main-
prospects for a few more to loin tenance, business office, etc.
classes next week. Last year the Dr. Braverman reported thai one
school had exactly 100 students, of the Improvements during the year
Mrs, Wainwrlght reported thai was the piping of all patient roomH
Typing is the most popular subject, in the main building and delivery
with 17 students In the class. Sew. rooms for oxygen, using the Cascade
Ing has 1?, Wonunta Recreation 14, system for a continuously available
Men's Recreation 11, Bookkeeping B, supply. This system consists of 1*1
Art and Contract Bridge 1 each, and
Public Speaking 7.
tanks which are filled by a truck
containing liquid oxygen, the oxygen
All courses are being given for anconsumption
of the hospital has gone
eight-week eg p period. . Classes Cl are onfrom
400,000 cubic feet per month to
Tuesdaya except xeept the recreation or MOMO cubic feet per month.
gym groups, whicL hih are Monday and
Thursday to avoid conflicting flii with
An amariancy Hahflnt system
high school games.
was installed in tha main building
Ralph Lantf, .nigh school assistant to prafact all th. cerrMara and
principal, U director of the Evening tfairwalif, amaraanW raaMi, labor
School, which is conducted on a nan- rooms and d.llvary rasnta, *••• '
•aa Pate I, eaJinwi 4, plaai
1
timate.
Taxable Valuations of
City Raised $903,505
The utubatid development of physical property In i
City during the past year sent the net vphiatlon of
assessments for tax purposes rising to V21,4Si,B2§,
Assessor Thomas McDougal reported this week.
The net valuation taxable Increased
by iM3Jo» over the *2,55*,fr20 net
valuation of property assessmenlj
reported iasl year.
The taxable worth .of the city U
the second highest In the history of
the community, exceeded only by
IM. when 130,000,000 was reported.
Mr. MtBautal aaM th. naf valuation,
caitipriae N M M In land,
•ia.44a.Tn m buildlm. ana] ft.
vaali vafaram
Air force family Loses Trailmr Home in Firm;
Given Prompt RmlM by Ocean City Frimnds
Ocean City friends and welfare All MM? had law afhir tha flra to wait for a apace heater to be in.
groupi pitched In this week to give Ml IM ctothkif Hiay wara stalled.
succor to a young service man and
In Hie meantime, Me MCrw
hia family after a Are In their A few hours after they got word Irani, of apparel, a toad erdar, a
trailer home destroyed all their of the shocking loss, they were put crib tor MM Infant, and a amall
worldly belongings.
In touch with Mrs. Edwin itevens, niunclal franl.
Victim, of the devastating blow chairman of the Ocean City branch Mrs. Edward Cornman, president of
ware Airman Harvey SwaUworth, of the Red Cross, who set out to And the Needlework Guild branch here,
hia wife and nlne-month-old daugh- them a place to stay.
also Jainad the relief project and
ter. SwaUworth Is attached to the A small apartment was located at collected aama mr more baby y clothe..
Palermo Air Defeme Base, but they 40» Central av, and the stranded, A As off
yeate yeaterday td aftemaan ft thi things
had been living in a trailer camp at •hocked family moved In without
Pleaaaiitvllle.
even aueh auantiala as toilet article,
wen beginning innin to return to the existence
level, thauBh the family .till
Fire deitroyed ihe trailer and (Mor
a pencil and •paper to list their needed many more Items far an ap-
cont^nU " • . . - -
proach to normal living.
Dittty,
baby's routine StilldMMrattly needed area baby
iitte
liiUe, but Mrs.
with wtlteh
or •van a clothing for the youn» no
Mi wMsat|« ataM itaa
meh'a clothing, wahu aba T
1 the BulMing valttstlons.
City Commissioner of Bavanua «•

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»6.50 and VM
of CHIUMMN'S SHOES
to Intjvr* Propar Fitting
P*o**3373
ifiARANCE
to 3314%
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- 20% off
NOW'39.95
NOW 44.00
's Sport Coots-20% Off
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HM mtjMtu eaiaparad with
MSJMJM In last, u jBenasa of
CamTa*
Mr. Adams tonMul mother 1004
Mr far the Auociation In IMC A.
.twite m reported Uu4 de-
d continue* ilmni, MM
TOue
MrtwL
•an (ntkase dMfe on tha
subtleHt uM*data U*
tlfhtenlni of mort-
, there will be plenty of
nl. to finance the 11M
Jpana " H
•y 1(»4, he reported, Somen
PMat wUi iun HO ehUarm in iu
lower «l» gr.de. md Unwind will
h.ve 378, not tltawing for srowlh.
— wmkl mean over In ehuar,n
• go Into a Junior Wan Khool
« not now Milt, he pointed
The utual number, flfurlni
l prob.bly wUI be
h. »M, "I, W..1
HBBaaaoaaMHSW Btai BBBaiea*Bi aftaalft aavlSaMVfaa'
!Lu «I _: --"•"- ^ LV»_;^_ 1 .Via all* Jill
Y* _hjrat' tfc.% - lilii^Hl aMIiait auk.
B f'l WlJH" i*** *# lib
••at faVi!• i. u«aMJA~ ai^a>aiaiataV "*£ Bab
Iff ff^inr wrfvfVn npern w fin
I be iaMM'fcas
T* cottaty court hu the Kile
pmo|*th*to •^ttai^ i boy qr
ate proposal had been submitted to
hange seuions to Thursday,
Officers of lank
All R«-«Ucted
AD officer, of The National Bank
if Ocean City were reflected at the
nnual meeting of the board of di
reeton, Wednesday afternoon last
eek.
Retaining their positions for an.
litter year w»ro Elwood r. Klrkman.
hairman of the board; Bruce p, Di-
won, president: John F. Oandy, vies
president: Lemuel H Hires, exeeu.
ve vies prestdeilt and cashier;
Charles W. Munich, vice president:
Douglas J, Lavls, assistant cashier:
Carl R. Seaman, assistant cashier:
Robert U Kroner, assistant cashier
and manager of the lea Isle branch;
bnse R. RlghUer, auditor.
U Mitding only'is chUdreB
to local schools,
See; awgfted fhat (he d«f.
lion to notify the mainland towns
they will have to move Is the mas
important educational muvc here in
to yean, and it will affect the school
situation for mi eh longer than thai
in the future.
He assured the other sanding
dtatrkt.. Upper Tawnthip, lea Isle
£11^ Sfls Cor&lii €|Ty0 tnn ins
Ocaan city Khaol beard hastes
e^eseti?
to wn
WARDS
PASTRY SHOP
IOfV
•r h
H
awi'WWBi
WBBHMB
i-i \
•5
wnMra* hhjh uhcal .lud.nh.
"We believe our relationship with
these districts will remain the same
for at least five years, and it will
continue longer than that unless our
Ocean city picture of population
changes considerably," he said,
H« predicted that with lomers
Point and Llnwood withdrawn, the
classroom situation at high school
will still be "comfortible" five years
hence, with Upper, Sea Isle and Cor
bin city stui enrolled,
'If lomers Point continues send-
ing us iu pupils by five years from
now we will be on half day sessions,"
he warned, "and that Is unhappy for
everyone concerned." There should
be no serious pinch for about three
sears, he forecast
Mlattllflhtini the Brewing prefe.
(em. Dr. Plane UM Mat the high
Khosl, with JU •nnlM •» •"•
clou of IMS. i. anHtl,nttnt an en-
rallment Incnas* of to student* in
high schaol nait *aar arid aneHier
iMreaM el 100 Me foUowIng y.ar,
which would push •nrsllmeM ever
•00, or anil above Dr. MtCormkk'.
itatetf "amerganey" laval,
Dr. MeCormlck, in response to a
question an school construction costs
today, said that they range from
$1,550 per pupil to as high as *4J0a
per pupil, depending upon location.
He said he thought $2,500 per pupU
would be a good average for New
Jersey, but conceded that it might
be somewhat cheaper than that in
this part of the state.
New Title Finn
Office Opens
Elliott Managing
eemmenwMlth iranch
T' eammonwealth Land Title In.
surance Company, of Philadelphia,
this week announced the opening of
a new branch oftlce in Ocean City
at 514 8th si.
The company for the past four
rears has; conducted -a CapB May
County office at WUdwood, and re-
noftctl thai volume of business hat
grown to mch an 'extent *aa to wail,
rant the lieu office to mere convenf-
ehtly serve real estate mraeft and
Juntas. J —— " J J
for the 1MM7 term,
to his ciatsroom duties will aM
the coaching of the sehoeli gridiron
'^"veteran of the Marine Corps
married and the father of one
child, Mr, Werllnlch (• a graduate of
Thiei Coilfge, Oreenvllle, Pa,, snd
received his master's degree at the
University of Pittsburgh.
New Expressways For
South Jersey Sought
Engineers and road supervisors of
the five southern counties and trus-
tees of the •outhem New Jersey De-
velopnient council agreed Monday
that the area should consider ideas
on future expressways and arterial
highways.
A long range highway plan is ex
peeled to result from the Joint meet-
ings and close liaison with the state
Highway Department, of which
bwight B, 0. Palmer is commissioner.
Rustavi; Dopp Jr., of Woodbury,
trustee for transportillon, was mide
chairman of a committee to make
studies of suitable highway! of the
future.
Expressway discussions were the
highlight of the monthly Develop,
ment Council policy meeting held at
Himmonton, Monday.
Twenty prospective new Industries
were reported considering iouthern
New Jersey and other development
matters were reviewed.
WlllUm Hearing, president of the
Hammonton Chamber of Commerce,
was guest of honor.
100 Trees Donated
by Clarence Wolf
Something new will be added to
the n.tural beauty of the Garden
state Parkway thli year
The New Jeriej IHlthwaj Author.
It, today reported that a donation of
i n Z 'Ion, tho «orld. largct
private collection of holl>
•purred pUhs for an
along the southernmost
the P«rkw»\ '
The holly arboretum Is to DC set
iip along the ScavlUe-Palermo stretch
of the ParkM.y In Cape Mai Count!
It n.ll be concentrated around Ihe
Seaillle restaurant gasoline si>r\l
has
arboreturn
section of
encf
lection
and tb.otuan.di of
The *nU» oollKtloB ^
a hortlcuIturttt,T)«ni,| T o
Mr. Wolf It dona tin.'
opaca (American Molly) otb
to the Parkway. Bach of th
4Vi feet In height Other 1
holly have been offered t
thorlty by realdenti of
May area.
The Authority's Lam
atlon. under Suparvlaor
D0M011I, Is to transplant th*
trees this Spring with the 1
aim or obtaining as many v
and species as possible for fS?
posed arboretum.
B
Pattiti In Florida
Dr and Mrs Paul It
Sunday-for Miami Beach
Dr Petltt It attending an <
convention They plan to
week end
pavld
be
real estate owners and,
ij OM. Cltv a-H vtHnliv
S, Hliottr of Sis dty, Slff
. . . . lent hutnayir ke hai been
aasoclated with the wildwood office.
Conunonnsallh Land fltta Juur,
ance Company ft a product of the
merger on January i this year of
the Commonwealth Title Company of
Philadelphia and the Land Title In
surance Company, bringing together
firms with combined asseta of ap-
proximately *10.000.00O.
Cemmonwealth, Mr. Elliott painted
tut, has conducted an uninterrupted
title Insurince service since 11176,
livlnj it a longer record Ui title
nsinfnce experience than aiafi com
pany in the United sutei, J
Beach Damage
Continued fram paaa 1
Constniclion Co, askbig that some
too!) and equipment be naved fram
n-ffoldlns beneath the Muslt Pier,
s1,ere the West Point, Pa,, flrn^ is
raking foundation repairs. The
tool, had been left behind by work-
men who didn't reallM the Intensity
of the stonn,
WnJIa na eensatlejaiaB' rapart
was avall.bla as ta damatja tleng
u^^ fc^M gM^i»i yalaar ^la^aaaAraBV -^j-|J
HII Bfls7> 1PS!I# fnej|Pvlr H m i r V#JI9J
a number af wharvas and imaH
baats ware danuaad.
On the subject of beach erosion,
he mayor uid the city fan received
lo reply to its request to the slate
or §100,000 to finance an erosion
•iriilf.l 'Till, eltir U Bfr.
pared to match the grant, if ap>
proved, he asserted.
, The city also has received no sat-
faction In Its quest for a $50,000
late project for dredging to deepen
lit- entrances of the Bayous lagoons
16th and 17th sis., he declared
Wooltton In Hospital
Robert WMlston loeal hotel clerk
! a paUcht at the Shore Memorial
Hospital, where he under went sur-
eery last week, HU condition to re-
ported to be good and ho expect* to
be discharged in about 10 days,
ClaurnttTAdi Are OwTiUu»m»ii
Kodak Dwflex
Cameras (No. 2) 5 ?.95
RtCULARLY 14,(1
j
SENIOR'STUDIOS
|M /Ubury Avt, Ph. 0410
JANUARY
CLEARANC
Boys' and Girls' Wear at Great Savings
1.f5
SPORT SHIRTS
Cotton.. Flannels and
Lana4iee*a Pales,
Quantity Limited
1.00
Sites
4 to U
1.98 GIRLS'
BLOUSES
Cottom, Dacron. and.
Knit Mouws,
Ouantlr, LlmHad, 1
Shies
3.14 1.00
GROUP 4 /
GIRLS' DRESSES 72
About SO DI-MIM—Mastly Coftant—Sema Jumper*
WERE 2.98 TO 7.98 . . , NOW 149 to 3.99
Beys' Dacron Slax 5 N
Beys* Dungarees l'*°
Suburbori J«i»f
Girls' Coats , ,
Girls' Jackets , .
Girls' Flon. PJ.'s ,
OPIN FRIDAY Nlfi TILL f P. M.
813 Asbury Avenue Across from Slaintwi'lj
Can You Afford
COLOR TV?
Consider the Facts
Weil t
SPENCE
FAVORITES
If It Swkns and Is In Season, We Have H
CKABMBAt ; SCALLOPS
* SHRIMP
FRENCH FpiID POTATOES
Pf PPER HAM - POTATO SALAD
CKIM'
OYSTERS
CLAMS
LOBSTER TAILS
LOBSTER MEAT
SOfT CRABS
We Oellvw - - - Phone 1348
If
For Your OW Set Regardless
of Make or Condition
• W«'ll give you m one year's un.
conditional guarantee oo pic
tura tube —,11 parti .nd com.
plats Mrvira,
• Wt'll inurt you of Mtltfsctery
eolor 11111 black and whit. f^
teptton In your living room *!a
our ganarom fraa trial period.
WI REGRET
""••'*»• nwrt iimit thlt out-
stWoUng at t
ourulvn „
QUARTERS
The difference between having
Nationally Famous make Color TV «.|
i deluxe Mack and white set instaW[
in your living room this week
IS ACTUALLY $
LESS THAN ..
CONSIDER THE SET
HattomUy FUMUS Hike
(Sorry we cannot mantion tha nama)
• SIMPLIFIED CHASSIS! F«w*r parti, »t*|
complicated, easy to oparata, pleturai>aW*#|
• EASY TO TUNE! Exduiive colorol*
control* flrit practical color TV cbau
tintpia, trua color tuning!
ACTUALLY TWO.SETS.IN.ONEI OW both <
•mi black and white. You NttbiMiloil
thing—at it»
(Ion in WUdwood
ported »•»: Parking m»rter collec-
tion., $13,709.83; municipal flnea. 111,
(173; and plumbing fees, *3,4T5.
Adi Ara Oood «»l«m.n
lUNZ BROTHERS
QUALITY MEATS
Cor, 8th and Wnt Av«.
I SltlOIN — T-BONI — PORTIRHOUSi
iTEAKS Ib. 75e
Butts . !b. 59c
CHICKENS Ib. 39c
Mrs. Jane Bernhard;
Hid Guest Houses
Mrs, June Bernhard died Monday
at the Ablngtan Hosplul, Ablngton,
Pa,, fallawing a Ipngthy nines'..
She was 80 ytari old,
Mrs. Bernhard nan owned and op.
.•rated the tws Marian Houses, 708 I Loveland, Cape May County March
Lovekir>dR^f>6rts 1,200 County
Tots Have Had Free Polio Shots
Mara than 1JO0 Cipe May County j booater ahsta of tha wMii in
children ha»e BMB praHMM afalilirt • neadad avar the year* and are
Ittte arur nalvlng Injection, of ,e.rchlog lor mort H.IUW. itr.ln.
of vim. for tha vaccine. Oth»r te-
atknh la devoted to Improving
the Sulk vaccln. at frw Mlaiea ipon-
' -• Foundation
IE DIMENSION COLON PICTUM«
•foo
••REEL PACKETS (31 flCTURBS)
IN ASBURV AVI,
PHONE MM
IENIOR STUDIOS 1
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Hughes Central Pharmacy
fYOUR FAMILY DRUG STORE)
| Lsnttd in the Heart of Ocean City'* Medical Center
5HTM AND WESLEY AVE, .,. , OCEAN CITY, N. Jn
Phone 0241 — We Deliver Anywhere—Anytime
In DRUGS
New KHng Comfort
Bandage for Sprains
Won't tlio, itratchsf
a* you bend.
Only 49c
WB TRIAL SIZI
"Unolor" Cream
with 200 Squibb
Aspirin Tablets
Both for 79c
In COSMETICS
For, rettoring loffness and
sheen to your hair me
'"DUSHARMr 1
The Marl of Hair Creams,
Price »l,00 I S 1i5
plus UK
Also: the
"SUAYI" CREAM
HAIRDRESSIN6
with Lanolin,
Price 60c & 90c per far
plus tax
. ON SALE HIRE
Tklcett tar the Man's Annual Turkey Dirtnar at the
•tothdif Church, Thuriday, January 2#fh.
Price $1.75 per Parson
t. THORNLEY HUGHES, P.O. ^ Ownar and Manager
1OMRT C, FAUt, RO,. Anaclata Fhanmcitt
R. IRVING STASHHM, P.D. • ActscMM Pharmatlrt
and 710 Bin it,, tar 25 years and had
resided here year around, during
that time ghs isld the houses two
yeari ago due to III health,
Servlcea will be conducted today
Et 1 n m. by the Keater funerul dl
rectsri at the Kirk and Nice Parlors,
aermantown * iv, and Wiihlnglan
Urn, Phlladalphla,
Mrs, Bernhard is survived, by a
daughter, Mrs, Nancy Merts, of Mot
boro. Pa,i a son, Guy, of Bryn Mawr;
nve grandchildren and II great
grandchildren.
Clergyman's Son, 4,
Succumbs to Injury
Carl David Propert, four-yesr-Bid
son of the Rev, and Mrs, David Pro-
pert, of Tuckahoc died Monday In
Temple University llospllal, PBIIa.
delnhla.
The bo.v succumhed to a brain In.
jury sustained when he was struck
by a swing while at play lale last
summer.
He Is survived by his parents, a
brother. Rickey, his maternal urond-
parenls and his paternal grand
mother,
Funera[ services, arranged by the
Langley Funeral Home, will be con.
ducted today (Thursday! at 1 p m.
in the Tuekahee Melhodisl Church,
of which his father is Ihe pastor
along with the Methodist churchi>s
of Marmora and PelersburB.
Oniciatiny at the KerOce will be an
uncle, the Rev, George Propert, of
iMddanfleM, and ihe Rev, Albert
Ljiyton, Brldgetan district superin-
tendent of ihe New Jersey Method-
1st Conference, Interment will be in
Hillcresl Cemetery, HurlTville, N, J.
Henry H. Ford,
at Somers Point
SOMEIlg POINT—Funeral services
will 1)3 conducted today for Henry H,
Ford, of 707 shore rd,, who died of
a heart attack at his home Sunday.
He was SSI.
A native of Pleasant Mills, ho had
bt>en a lifelong resident of (his area
He is survived by his wife, Laur.i.
and a win juhn nf Phlladelpllig.
Tho Bcv, Ralph larrett, pastor of
Bethany Methodist Churt-h, Somers
Point, will oniciate at the lerylce at
m. Burial will -be in Friendii
Cemelyrj-, l.inwood.
«•» a well-known fact that the
political! who tkiims to be "mis-
quoted" talks way to much,
CARD PARTY
TUCKAHOE FIR! HALL
Friday, Jan. 27, 8 P.M.
sored by tils National
for Infantile ParalyaU, Frenth B.
of Dimes dlrKtor, announced yester-
day.
These ehlldrrn comprijed the Flnrt
and Second Grade population of pub.
lie, parochial and private school* In
Ihe county together with those whs
took part In tha 1954 AMd trial* and
ere part of the group of 10,000 New
Jersey youngsters who received tho
•hots.
Caw May
fl
Th» chiMrtfi ef
feftunfy MTW • *flpuin ft
tha U million iMIar pw
by th. March af Blmaa In ltt»v.c-
clna rMMrch program," Mr. Law»
laM •MiarMk "W. in wfnilMI
evar polio wKtt many wMpana*,
hf laid, •hut from Nan en our
m«t pawarfill Hit will M tha
tacclna,"
Discussing the effectiveness of the
Silk vBcelne, Mr. Lavetand palmed
out that the report Indicated the
vaccine used during the KM field
trials wag 1040 per cent effective
against paralytic polio, yet studies
conducted recently under National
Foundation grant* show an ever
greater protection.
March of Dimes research Is con
tinning to Improve the Salk vac
cine," Mr, Loveland declared, "Scien
lists are endeavoring to determine
the best time Intervals and site nf
doses for long lastlnH protection; are
attempting to nnd out If occasional
Hospital Gains
CMtintMd from paaa 1
can now ba Ushttd by a 1M(W (•*•
slln»drivan •nMrgan

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ANNOUNCEMENT . . .
Auxiliary to Pay
For Hboft MdcH.n*
Six N*w Girl* join
Irewnia Troop No, 4
An investiture service for Irownle
Troop No. 4 was held Tuesday after,
noon in iheP.B.A, Hall on Walton pi.
The new Brownies invested wen'
Barbara Bandorf, Linda Sue Dannoi-,
Llhds Hammersles', Sandra Minion,
iusan Wlnneld and Linda smith.
All members of the troop attend.
! and pendants far their year uf
Church Circle Plant
Electric Party'
The Dnreas Circle of the Woman'!
W6 wish to Announce the Opening
' of Our Ocean City Office
Commonwealth Land
Title Insurance Company
WM STREET PHONE 3245
MAIN OFFICE; 1510 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
"Tito Injurant, Since 1876"
On January 3, 1936 the merger of Commonwealth Till* Company
of Philadelphia and Land Title Insurance Company became efteeu
tlwe ifrider the name of Commonwealth Land Title Insurance
Company. Tnte merger brings together the personnel, resources
and facilities of fw> outstanding companies in this area, resulting
In a coiapwy iwtUi assets of approximately Ten Million Dollari,
Ii also brings to the organization a longer record of title insurance
Wjperience fiian is enjoyed by any other Company in the United
SUtes—unintomrpted title insurance service sine* 1878.
G, WILSON, N«w J.rwy Afl.nt
*. BUlOTt,
100F Birthday
Plan Visit Here by
Slate President
The birth of the Independan
Order of odd Fellows in the U, s
uss eommemorated by a candlcjigl]
,«.crvice at the meeting of the Deep
City Rebekah Lodge Monday evcnui
in the Episcopal parish house,
membership were given out. Hefreshments
of hot chocolate and Mrs Dorothy C. Lemenl Rove
cookies were served. In thnrge or reading Thomas Wlidey
refreshments were Mrs, Ruth Mo;i. fciindcr. Highlights included h
lagna. leader; Mrs, Florence Adam-
coming to the United states from h
rn, assistant leader; and Mrs. Dor.
nbtive London." Enmand, in 111
Among his many official office
othy Weiherill. chairman of the
were the first Nuhle Grand of ihi
Mothers* Committee.
Uashinclnn Lodee In Baltimore. Md
The Una! work on a doll house Iht flrit Grand Master of the Grani
project was completed at s meeting Lodge of Maryland, and the fir
I Hie mother.—Wednesday.-^ last Grmidi
week. aXthe Jiome of Mrs, Jane
latter sitipn.
Grdss, 934 Haven av. Arrangement? h.hl for eight years-/ He died I
are being made to give the doll B.illimore in lHfil :«t ihe age of H
hcilse to a l€K?al hospital nursery, Hte lodge jewels slid medals are oi
•"wmr^tw" aw** *or-projects view al ihe Odd Fellows library ii
for the coming month, Foilowlnd Hi more, i ho speaker sold
the meeting refreshments were Also included in lht» program wen
served. The nexi meeiing of thea
Mew Year reading by MISH Clalr
mothers will be Februarjk' 1 at theMcClary
and Hie reading of tw
home of Mrs, Eleanor Smith, IMS ppfms. "Having Charity for Eae
Other' and "H Musi Be Meant," b?
Mrs, E. Lay ton and Mrs, Hazel Bus
Announcement was made thai p
February 6 Mrs. Matzle Ireland
iiate pmldem, will make her official
rtbU to the local Rgbgkah Lodge,
Society of Christian Scr\'ieu of theFlans
were made for the affair to be
First Me! hod is t Chureh will spiin held in tho -Mufie Pier and torn mi
an "gleeirie party" on the &

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^BEDROOM
T HOME
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a task:
Hioc* •( iBtaM task amet w tke
Loom (y ue aiBIJau u »(niiii*d Mnk ,_„
Mar nzjmrM in ia» of amiiat
• OMMMHa
" ~ nomi and Mn,
L Tke a«t •MMB«
at Ike
MM of Mn, Ivan S, Stnum. 114
HaMc m, wtth Mn, BkMd C.
Wkeas and jtn, HareM LM as *»
taRCHCi, Inurutlaul BiUttociiwfll
M Uw tuple.
rrmlaB M mil« Bk wtMi epuaiH estenud tai
Kurmea aoia ta itniC.
•«»« wt ato newEBue
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MARION T. MIBPIIV
ANNOUNCING
IK MEW UKAIHN OF ""
Franklin Williams'
Real Estate Office
W. S. HHdiMr, RMI btata
(FMnMriy •# 13th SfrMt and PtaaMMtt A
Phone 3787
P. WIIUAMS W. S. HITCHNE*
REAL ESTATE BSOKERS
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Esriwsn OCEAN cm mswss
FOR SALE
SMALL CAPITAL RCOUtKID
atafajfa^ «-
FUtl DCTAJIS UPON UQUBT
Mn, IM mb an Ike wort
dent it tke CHMU« Center em-
pha^Mnt Uut It M i mainly with
yiilllllni cUldnn, nut tkoH who u>
tion
mnitiilly H I M ike outlined
W yeara osffect attendanee.
W» ptBodim u lint inttrvi^iuiu
Vl President Robert K. Kuntur
tke puenu, wliirt. to followed by in
Nideilt
bitenrtMr at IM ekU ky • Btoebol.
og« OF potUttlU. FoUo-ioi these
IMerrtem lb* ittlf tad dortoc.
meet tad dMun tke «». reeom.
Tto treatsMBt, Mn, Lloyd eon-
UflUed, b n«H a loojJtno therapy
but mainly coniiu of weekly ap.
poiotm«i(j wfitt • psychototUt or
psychiatriat far apprHlBately ail
BsBIba, Dariiu this therapy of tte
child tfe* MCJal nrken meet with
the parntf to endeavor to correct
any eavlnaneatal oMructloiH.
Thk ftmtnm has » Ma pafUaldaHar IManlawi tor
I a anfc|i uaiid mi Nn uim wfcMt
ka taarlm a* mm nm.
bees tacen can of by contribution,
by ialcrHted people, volunteer ueill
workeri aad iaiafiis of s^ghol.
ojisi! and piyehittruu paid by the
t Th ^ f i i
| paid By the Community Chest Fund
j OM of In* mttm aim af Ik*
CtiM»m. CaMar, Mn, klavd «n>
Mn fkay are Hnt M a , S b^d-
NMMk IMug NM, dining
rMm, Utcfcan, TV rwm
•Ml bath, rtot watar hMi.
Lot 40 x IM, t0% Anancad.
Price J 12,000
jMhm He mv tnw butt.
I apta. CampUlaly
STRETCH, JR.
Mr. ud In Jaciib Campbell a"'
xranddauahirr MarU« Jane Goll
aceoiBpanied by Mrs, Laura AIleB, !
* "' * ' —" far i vimt sf about
leeks In tort Ljud.Tdalf ru. i
new Tabernacle tmifriins
The lait ft ade^uat -
TgHt appaiaud to the cr "
' de; Mn, Johman;
Mn, Jolin
Augustus Oaetz, Mrs,
Mrs. Balph Van GlWef, itrs, Chaj-U
Harp, Mrs, tloen Eifjjly and Mr
Warren Imlth.
BEAUTIFUL
HONE
(C#fTr*r of Ctt^j
• • #
CM9toMy FurniJwd
Automatic Washer
Autonntie Oil H. W. Heat
Uvaly Hardwood Floor*
Tlla Bath
T«l*vijion, Piano, Etc.
SffMnt
Aluminom Storm Sath
InuiUtwJ Throughout
BMMa Floor,
Saragc
S13.500 Financed
SCOTT
REAL ESTATE
614 tHi Slrwf
AWWAU
the pnabthM
Hark D Turner wai •inom" »T PWUTT IM
nan for U» •ecmid annual Spring Mr. and Hn, Mtrri)
^«r •heduled forViprU 11, at, and AtUntto i**
The direetort appBlatrt •=»«*• »»•«• *»» MMri a
CmpbeU as etalrman of the taart- cocktail puty Riven bf S
mlk eommltlee «nd Albert W, Oarrt. Tbomai A. Coonell,, «f!55
us u ehairnu 01 the beach cam- art wwlnnd.
mltiec, _
S-ndnan Says He His I For S
FefTy Bond rarraMW - I ^y, iij^^a
Slat'Muter Charles W. Sdlldnsn I g|g EStlMBH
eier, WBOH Identity It tBi moment
muni remain anon^ntoui, has aireed
to handle the purchase oi the hulk
of a hood bone by the state for the
MORTGAGE LOANS
CMMNtlaiHl—WMJk.
CwHtrvcHen Loam Q.I.
NATIONAL BANK
Of OCEAN CITY
OMMI CHy, N, J.
SIA ML*, spnoii
drdMnrtaiid Lanaii A
h* FMani ~ • " *
mm
Contatt
JW»|W mm I^
7913 AHantlc A
Phon* Atlanltc City
FOR 35 YiAIW
We havt bMii halplng HMM who in Interacted In 1
•ailing or luting RMI litatw In OtMn City and 1,
If you ara InturMM, w« know w* MN help you tc«,
wa havt halpad many otlwrs. .
HANEY LLOYD CHATTiN
REALTOR _-
IJIS ASBURY AVi, — ., PIIONE
M4 BRIGHTON PLACE r*H0N6 I
RICHARD B. FOX
Sth ShMl and Arianlic Avenue
TELEPHONE MM
THE SUPER DELUXE
JUBILEE HOME
Corner Oardent Parkway and Belfast Road
and
No. 6 Edinburgh Road
©PIN FOR INSPECTION
9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M,
EVENINGS 1Y APPOINTMENT
ms $ 11,9
• h / •• -• %; \
C1IMG MACrlES |
WHOLE APRICOTS
Deliciouily tangy.
Real value. 4
••-- 99'
TOMATO JUICE
m ma «w es BK; ^ nm ^^ m m^
STEWED TOMATOES |
Just hBat
FRWiT COCKTAIL
California'!
l
Asco Coffee t^L ".'„ _
Ideal Coffee V:;^ ...,_.
Heinz Ketthu^ ^ 23 e
Heinz Soup
Kara Syrup
Pimentos
JL ,.
Blue PUt. 4
Whfla \L
San Giorgio M ^iffi^
Spaghetti Sauce
San iOi/,ei.
Giorgio aan
35 1
71c
•jaw f •«. liMlajMii MM Swvtai tor far 1141 ••« laM-fna
* Qttiy the tender littlm porkers qualify ftir Acme.
Rib and us to 3l/3 lbs. UM f nd up to 3l/2 lb..
Prtet Tear Age, lb, 50m
loin Half Roast *
~ JMif Few iipo, ft. «ff
Lancaster Brand
1. ' > ' i
Pritf Ttmr Age, lb. Sfi
it Rib Half Roast. 31< Center Pork
Ffsh Smafood
Pickle * Ph»«.te Loaf K W«
LivERWuft$TMWrrt ..^K^.,-• 25c Frosted Seafoods
d |l9
Snaked Beef Leal
VIRGINIA LEE TREATS
Orange Chiffon
RING CAKE
DalMMIt Inalfirt Tnal
Lemon Swirl
1007. Wtai*
Wheat Bread
Mead CBIMHIW *
Butter Gems
FMesi Butted tti America Cheddar
Cfea/ntfy.f/ei*, Qua//.
^ ConfrolM mi/try
j ^
Sweet Cream
BUTTER
l f * ^ ^ ^
DAIRY BAR
eiendalt Glut
CHEESt-SPREAD
AliDnSfl
ffe H l M
Hollv H« FfM«n
French frle*
BirpS iye
Birds Eye
JUST PICKftt'
Gruye • California Pascal Celery
SAVINB$
S*M
Lusl&an 10* a M.
.FOODS

THURSDAY,
THI OCCAM CITY
fcaaJiM, Manor ««•
i tha fort MM, •comoltt—
hVffat £tTHl SB M ^BKBl DHt
tk* cHnptKIoo af pi tor
a* (far UM March of BUBM
Th. CtarMUaaan PMI b
the Mr ID the POM
r, Jaauary tt.
tUtblaan Thamaa, Mn. M.
i and Mn. p. Mvjford iNpn-
! tha Auxiliary II tha nMkilBf
" by nfmaattUvea at all
" and fratanal «
4 y
afcfe a g
Th. public U urixl M mtkm
Daa a flMfieial SBB&EB*
Aim* SowMtt WU welcome*
„ af ttanki M I
i OaM Star MMhan, Mn. ABM
Mn. Harnr Oarfc ami Mn.
for i(fU «wi*«d «
IO IHMT riNtujr wn
Polio Fund 'March'
SOWSS POINT — MJeM.1 Calao,
thmlrman or the Mareh of Dime,
roaunlin. MMMiietd a meeting of
tka toaiBllln to complete plain far
tha Man* of Xsthan,«« M held al
tha hen* of Mn. Ccorge Berger an
Friday al • a, B. At the mMtlng «?.
Ulni and wtrinrf wlU be named and
tha city divided Into srclion. for the
MM US! SaBSlL
Mn, Raaainwy Gregory and Mn.
V10U McKennm have been named to
famine* p?t.bll»hmrnt« for
feri luncheon
wtr Mnw H, at 1 p. m.
•Tpwc HOBM. Mn. tol. Bwtn*.
«. Tfeoou*. MM. Haltn Sum.
, Mn. Haal larinMi .nd Mn. A.
• an tha tonflwttee In chkrec
nu. Mn. BwUif, Mrs.
, Mn. 0. Vtoth, Mra. A.
, Mn. Norma M Hkan and Mn.
wvra mined la the hump
i far February.
OR rHday, January ». at B p. m.
a dim *UI be •howii In the New J*r.
atr af. rut Hill. Alt (dulls arc in
riled.
Sever Relations with
School in Minatola
SOMBRI POINT—The Board of Ed
BUtfan announced thu week its d«t>
•Ion to lunpMd future •Ihietie n-la
UaBi with the private Dr. Clear)'
School In MinalsU,
The action w«« taken fallawlnf a
report to the Marti b.v Stoddurd
Gray, one of its Members, that un
necessary roughness and rowdyism
OMUrred during and after a rseeni
basketball same in Mlnatoli. The
board authorised a letter la the
ifhool notifying if of sgmpentiQh of
alJ sports aelivilipv
Somers Point News
Sewage Authority Ordinance
Stirs Debate at Somers Point
Ford Instilled as
President of Klwanfs
^Seaside Theatre
N. J.
PHOMIi
Adult. . 50e
Childron • 25c
ThurnUy - Friday. January If.20
- . = Doubl* Feature Program .
ROBERT TAYLOR In
QUENTIN DURWOOD
and
RALPH MEEKER in
DESERT SANbS
Saturday • Sunday, January 21-22
LiBIRACe in
SINCERELY YOURS
1 w*m«a.-eoi.o«
I CLQtED MON.. TOI. AND WED. NIGHTS
OCEAN CITY'S FINEST PHARMACY
•STABLItHID 1IM — MOQMNIIIB IN 1fU
t
%IMIM DOCTOR KNOW*
Wl UM ONLV TH» FINitT DRUGS AVAILABLE
IN MR PM»CI(|PTK)N DiPAHtMINT
* All Sadloni of Oe*au
PHONE 3535
FIEE DELIVERY
City
PRESCRIPTIONS
OUR SPECIALTY
3 Skilled Pharrmtiili
At Your SarvSea
OCEAN CITY'S ONLY COSMiTIC SALON
"Our Tntiwd CeMMliilMi will to happy to halp yea with
yewr leaiity and Hair needs.
Elintath Ardan
LOTION with pump
©•hmi - Blu* Orau
&M and S2JI
New— OuBarrv
LOTION sunntii
Han* an*
flatua far •1.10
WILLIAMS LATHER
SHAVE CREAM
>••. i7« Tub, Nut Mt MMI*
af Aqu. valva
BOTH FOR 57c
Wl HAVI TliKITt FOR THS
•UTMSDIST MIN'I TURKEY
DINNER. JANUARY 9Mh
ALL PAIR TRAM MKU — NO LOWIR PRiCBSS ANVWHIH
•ton HOUU — DAILY 1:1! to 11 P.M.
SUNDAYS 10 A.M. te 1 P.M^-6 P.M. to ? P.M.
ICONEY'S
Brandt
' RYi
•OOtBON
OM-MJM
OHN
*A.iW.te 10 P.M.
No Sunday
BAR
OPEN
DAILY
7 a.m.-2 a.m.
CLOSED
SUNDAYS
Phdne905!
34th Street
the Bridge
•MS..
SOMERS POINT—At a meetlnii of
Council Thurrnlay evening, an orHl
nanee creating a Somers Point Sew,
erage Authority was adopted on fir-it
reading. Adoption tame after ran.
able debale, delegation of a sol-
sry clause, and re-introduciion. A
public hearine Is ml for Jamisri 28.
at 1:90 P. m.
The oFdinance in its original form,
-arried a i-ompensation clause uf
1600 to each member of the board,
whic-b was to have flve members,
eeuntllman Thorn.. WtsaU..
worth oblMt.d ts Hut iMtiwi ol
the •rriiMnta, relative ts ularlH
which would amount to tUN a«r
ymr. bafsr* p*rh»pt th» Authority
waft even a rtallty. Me alts a,uM-
tlafiag the iattt ef tunreif and
•Me*,
James -Monaghan. city engineer,
told Council that there, wan a survey
map dated 11(47, which when brought
up t§ date could be used by the Au.
thority. The cost of changes in the
map would be approximately $1,500,
Moughati said, Wiggle*wurth stated
he would not vote for the passage
uf the ordinance, while it contained
the compensation clause, because it
placed Cuum-i! In a position that it
would have to pay salaries, and he
understood when it was discussed,
there wouid be no salaries involved,
Boffil JnhnsOi!. president of Cy»n<
eil. called for a vote on the ordi-
nance and CouneUmen Wallace Mat-,
Bain. Farrest Uenever. Earl Seaman,
s WiKjgleswurlh and Joseph
Weintraub voted against if. Johnsan
and Joseph niOrio voted in the af.
flrmative,
DlOrlo, who first introduced the
ordinance, again introduced it with
the compensation ciauie deleted. It
was then passed unanimously.
The adoption af an ordinance
| crHIIng Hit po.ltlon o( cltrh In
Hi. tax o«e« paiud final reading,
altar a public hairing. No definite
.ppolntm.nt wai MM, alHtsufh
Mn, Dorothy taplcnis wai named
to Hie poll temporarily at tha re>
arfanlianan nwatHna January 3.
It was reported that Tog Collector
Harry Smith is recuperaline at hii
hume, after being in Shore Memorial
Hosnltal.
A report from the tan collector's
oRtce showed a total of SMLSMIM
toiierted in u«« for 1BU, and §!•(.•
002,47 in the month of December.
James Monaghan, lity treasurer,
reported total receipts for l&Vi I
amounted to WMjeliO. and d
HOMERS POINT—Arthur T, Ford
Jr. wai liutalled as pre«ldent of the
Khun Is Club at a dinner tneetlni at
the Umvood Countrs- Club, Satilrdiy
evening.
Paul L, Aiken, immediate past di*
triel governor, and Alherl Town,
send, Lt.-Govefner, were the install-
ing officers.
Louis ln?ersoli was lnt .:• On hum!
( bursemehtN
i MS3.983.jO, ii
uf M5,0iu.S0.
Building InipeitBr William
Worthing ton raoartid far the year
bulldlngi, repairi and addltiam
ameuntHl ts a tattl valuatien ot
fMl.fH. Thl. included M new
hMiei, li garasaii tws iterate
bulldlngi. on« mstal, and en*
•tare.
Somert Pt, History
is Topic Far P-TA
SOMERS POINT — The January
meeting of the Parenl.Teacher Assg,
riation was held last week in
Ihi* auditorium of Dawes av. School,
and featured "Fathers' Night,"
Mrs. CieufBi" Birgt-r conducted the
for the same period j meeting. The H**v. C, Afdeti Fl.rrell.
The city received a certificate from
the Greater Atlantic City Chriatmas
Lighting Uummiltei., lor hunoriilile
mentiijn of the City Half In tht' 4-yn-
le»t.
Point School Budget
Increases $13,930
! SOMEKS POINT—The Hoard of
j Education Wt.dnesd^y !iii£tit Ig^t
week approvml a tiiiS.MU »ihool bud
| aet for the 1»SM7 stliool year, anj
: submitted i< for the approval uf MJI-
isen Stfalten, Aliiintii- County »IIIU".
inlendenl of ?,i-hoo!?i.
The proponed iiudii,.| is an in(Ti)a!.iJ
A donation was made to the March
of Dimes campaign. The welfare I'OTI-
I mittee reported on activities during
the holidays.
VTW Post Completes
Plans for New Home
! SOMEHS POINT—Al a meeting uf
IHobcrtFi Johnson Post 2li»; Veterans
of Foreign Wars, .Monday evening in
; City Hail, plans were completed for
: the building of a home for the Post.
; Construction will start as soon as
i weather permits. The building will
i be 6U by 40 feet and one story hiKh-
1 It will lontflln about »ls rooms of SI3,«30 over tile luficul budBt-t of
whith will include a large meetili. Slal,51t), James Mnnaghon. lioard
room and kiifhim. The to«i of the i>re«ideni. said iiisaaKio i« 10 in
buiidlhs l« estimated al S1S.0O0 raised by local distriil sthooi las.
Work will be done by members of an incrpme of $T.Bu.1.SI our tin-
the Post and other volunteers, current year's rate.
Major causes for the increase, he
added, are mandatory intTcases in
teacher salaries, and increased tui-
tion at Ocean City lliith School, New
and additional raUiblrs ujjl orT.t.1
'any insri-ase in ihe 19,17 *chnu! tav
rate, Mr, Uiiiiadun slatnd,
Suprem* Depoty to
Visit Pocahontas
SOMRBS POINT -Mrs. Mary Ja
Inasky, Poiahontas, i.indiuii-d a meet,
inn of Silver Moon Council in tin.
'Unwood LvKion Mall, Friday evening.
Plans were (nude fur a Supreme
Deputy iiieelliij4 January 20, when
Mrs. Msra Lacy, of While Swan Coun-
I ell, Oceailviilii, Bill he a Kuesi,
! Gill .Seoul Troop IB will entertain
ihi 1 Counril jireccdinji flic nit'ctiriy,
A di>cussioii on ways and means
! of raising funds was held, and il «as
ilf.iik-d In conlinui' [he lovi.nil di.h
luncheons and card
' homes of
pastor uf the First Haptl.t Churi'il. ..„
aave the IniOvalloii. Mithavl Hisiey I ,noiof vehiile authoriiies
and Hubert Kwine. of Uub Pack 53, On the method« of trans
led the llait salute, Mrs. Albert fore-
man read the President's message,
Clem Stevens lias the speaker and
eavn a history of Somers Point.
Mrs. Bessie Ualii's room received
the attendance prixe.
Grace Missiensrs
te Serve Supper
SOMERS POINT-Ttle Missionary
.Society of Grak^ Lulhrean Church
mi.( at flie flume of -Ml>. l-'aul Hern,
hill Monday rvriiina. Annniinrl.nient
svas made that February 17 will be
World Day of Prayer.
Plans ivefe made for a covered
dish supper for members and their
iamilii's on February 1, at 6;30 p, m,
in the Church Hall.
Tht. uiTiLiB will study a hook on
AnH.rii'an Indians hi Marcel.
A [jruJiam iva> pre?r. ! ntMd by Mrs.
John His:, Mrs. JaiiiFi l'!,i> ion and
Mi?,s Arlent 1 Ferry on Lutheran
uonicn aroufitl4he world.
Prepare For Cub Dinner
SiiMKHS HOIST At a ineetlna of
Urn r, of Cub Scuiit Pack 3,1, Wednes.
daj. al the name el Mrs, Philip
Wri.ihller, Ihe iii.ys worked on table
htvors for the Blue and Gold dinner
hiih will be held F.-briinry 29 in !
the New jersey m Fire Hall. Mrs. I
| Eleanor Coltrcll. den mother, pfr. '
sided.
knock'
bow Channel,
JMtt N. Simon, IB, at 401 Fenl.
mare »l, Vln«l*nd, 'Mid me «« rt
th.t It., bl.d* at IHe hug* «»fr
«fend*d atayt »n» (BBt »n .beMi
ilM »» the frailer an whlih h*
wai hauling th. MVlpment from
hire te Vln.l.nd.
Si'heil the defendant testified Ihnl
the esiended biaiie ends carry no
RaijS or ilBlils lo Hani niuloruts
sharinM the road, Juiltie KinM
marked that this 'ireales a danger-
ous situation en our highways." lie
announced that he ueuld lunlait (lie
lor a ruliiSM
puriatlon oi
such heavy et|Ui»Tnenf.
Detective Captain i>. N'ortnan
Vouni! te«lilied that the hilandriin
charije was bruiiithl wlien Simon
failed to report the accident in
•Ahleh Ihe estendnd blade struck Ihe
bridge post, topplinjl the it: ht
aandafU into ihe water.
I IfoilCI
' lie told the lourl that lili' cnrlli
- muvinM equi|itni)|'l is nut chained or
i secured In the Irailer in Jiny wily
| He esnlainetl that the blade is low-
ervd onto the tnlla*
front wheels of tta
raUed, It rldei on l
rear wheels.
Judge King found Sl
leaving the scene of •n
levied a fine of $4o
costs.
»v JANUARY If, 1M4,
Thfl OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDCER PACE I — SECTION
m the m«Wng
'• reported. Per.
2JaS
Retort Gets Second
School Aid Ghtdi
Checks tolnllna
state school aid W e n
Thursday by County '•
Wlllard B, MaUhewa tu
diMtrictN of the county.
Ocean City's share ^
The warrant of the itatfl
represented one^thlrd |
total due for the curmu
year. The llrit paymvnt wui
in October, and the •
paid hi April,
«jDr, Pierc© Endorses Bar Assn, Movement to
Teachers More Disciplinary Authority
Lutheran Men Induct
Officers fur Y#or
SOMERS POINT=Howard AddinH^
ian wa^ in^tallvd an president uf ihe
Lutheran Mi*n fli a dinner mcciing
Monday f^enlng. in ihi? Church HHU
The Htv. Chsrlc-s Kinek, pg-.tDr, was
ihe in*ia!iin;4 offit'tr,
Paul Gerken was JhMailrd a* xiue
pr«id#ni; John Kuhlmann, turrr^
f pond in K seeri 1 (a si ,v; Duniild Inni?;, r**=
1 fording sem^sry, and Kvrrt'il LM,
van, ifeaNuiTf;
GecirMu Froiuls, Immpdiflle pa^t
nre^id^nt, spoke un "Thf Many Ad*
vanUMfs of a llbiiiiy." A di^yNMfm
iullowetfthg talk, and if Mm tizciitvii
tu fyrm a hyfaby ami urn criifi C-UHM
fsr ihje ysulh of the t-hiirch, Mepi.
bpf^ (it thu HfflU|j »i|! ys^t^i,
Jame^ CleM"n, Jnhn Oliver, pauj
RamMt-y and New ion O^er^ were
to Canadian Base
Airrnnn tile Frank Chew Jr., 1230
(enlrai if., this week completed a
20-day furlough at home from the
Hrooklleld Air Force Station, Brook. '
lieltl. O. He ha* now been reassigned
to tin- 914th Aircraft Control and !
Warning Squnilron at Armstronj; :
Ar'^, Ciiiiario, Canada. j
Airman Chew was graduatM from I
Otiinfi I'it, iiijjh Kiiiuul in |»sa and!
••nteri'ii the Air rune in Jaiiujiy '
1934.
CIRCUS DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
HiHw.y kttwHn IfS Harkar
•nd HaninwntHi on th*
Whit. Hon. Fiks
Clip This Ad and Bring it
with you ... it will admit
any two idulti any nites en
the following schedule for
just ona admiilisn or 65c.
Friday and S.lurd.y, Jan, li.il
ROBERTY TAYLOR
and BRIAN DONLEVY in
"BILLY THE KID"
In Technicolor and Wide Seresn
— ALSO AMID —
LANA TURNER
and CLARK GABLE in
"HONKY TONK"
Sun, Man, £ Tut!., Jan. 11 1*
Jack Palanee
Shelly Winters • Ida Lupine
Wandel! Corey in
THE BIG KNIFE"
— AtlO —
STERLING HAYDEN in
ARROW IN THE DUST"
In Color
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icyhine Bird an appolnu>d refrch
menl fund chairman, replat=ln» Mrs-
Helen Hand, who resigned.
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Mti
Contractor!
Building Coalruton
Electrical Contractor*
HastingContract on
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Paving CoDtractors
TUe Contnctora
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Dm JEMEY iai TBjmONI COMPANY
Half Notes Club
Officers Installed
SOMKBJj POJNT-Jai/k Tlionia. was
installed m president ol the Half
Notes Club of Somers Point, at the
sixth annual dinner meetinij of the
sroup, Thursday evening at Mac's
Restaurant. James Wood, retiring
president, was inslalllnM officer
Victor itratton was install, d as
vice Presidenti SVaiter Kerbaugh,
ieerctary; Earl Brown Jr., nnancilil
secretafj' and treasurer, JoNeph ROSJ
was named trustee.
Plans were discussed lor the erec-
tion of a clubhouse. It is expected
that ground will be broken in the
near future.
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THU. . SAT.
\J\L\~AGF
JAN. i*,:
AMERICA-S NUMBER ONE PUN TI
AT THEIR PUNNIBSTI
Citj 8Pho,il Siiiierinlfndent chorle, .for its threat vnlue Htudentu waul-I •
B, Pierce said .lesterduv that he is hesitate to, as they soy 'dive teachc"'
"Inclined to tunt in principle • with a had time', if they knew thai the
nther Hchqol administrator!, throuan.'teacher might reelproeaie on the
out New Jer.Hev who reportedly are I t.ame ba«bi as Dad did at home "
favoriny a retura lo some torin of By this, he added he did
"ARTISTS
MODELS
corporal puniNhment ,-lulhority for
school teachers.
The Now Jpraey State Bar Assucia.
lion reported that its recent siifc'.
Jest ion that iinpiiinl punishment In
nchools maj help curb juvenile lie-
linquency ha» resulted in "a flood f,f
favorable response*.
The AsKiHiiiiiiin. iii its mid.yorir
meelinif last month In Asbtiry Park,
adopted a committee recommenda,
tion that the legislature Brant cor-
poral punishment rights to leocher>,
If they are atherwlse unable to uain
the rosfjoei of reealritrant pupils, !!
wan the moNt tutitnjuTslal of a
r.umber of recomtnendalians made
h) a Bar^ cammlttee headed by Jo.
siph A, Rafterty, of Glen Ridge,
HalTerly quoted a letter from a
regional high school supi i iiitindi'i'
us lypleal of (he reaction. This of.
ficial wrote:
"Affar 35 yaart ef dullnf with
youth in public uhaalt and .tudy
Ing and warding with Hveral
thouund ta*n49*ri, I have b««n
unvlncaa Hiaf takins Inai uhasl
feaciiaFt, principal, and tuiitrln.
tanaantf by taw th. right ts HI.
lana dliilplln. by carpsral pun.
lihm.nt II nKnUry hat B*M *
ttap In Hi> wrong dlnirlen and
hat aCMid to the delinquency al
chliaran. I
mean that he eondnnes
vereiy beaiinii students
** •••••••••••••••••••••
MON. • TUi. JAN.
MAN OF VIOLINCI-WOMAN Of £oURM||]
!*MUfL COLDwrtl, IB •resenll
ROBERT MITCHUM
JAN.!
Phoning answers
jms quertioru right
tt«y. Sav« as much
;..tseolit«B.
ICWWrntoDrfroi/ta.
I Opt May to Kerfflk Us
SAMUEL GOLDWYN, JR.
"I believe that roturniiij) this 10 !
the school, to the extent thai !hi> i
tcjcher, principal or siiperiniendeMi
lias the same authority and risht in
..(Iminislei piiiiishment as the par.
eut. would aid greatly in offerlni.' ii
•tnlutioii Jo the discipline problem. ' j
Dr. Pierce, who lias Been a «choiil i
liclmlnisiralor in both Nirnv Jersey i
lino Pennsylvania, said that he .iitrvvil
with the writer of the cited letter
lul that he feels the need for
toimher dl,i i|ilini. is ureater in Uiii
city or metropolitan area hiKh
schools than it is In smaller com-
iiiunities suc-h as this.
Ma IMiHiM, how.v.r, th.t avan
In th. aiaan City Mhooli th.ro
«ra occasional praUam f aiai whera
t tk
nut
th« ichaal II th* Kcailan damandi
IV h* aiHrtad, "In msit iaist
•fhir md^iodt sf ektalnlns dltcl
pllnt m affHtlvi, but Ih.r. .1-
_ w.yi mn * faw tlmai whin a lew
whtiiit accampllih Mia msit tssd."
Or, Pierce sold ahst "it Is human
to err, and the probably are time<
when mistakes are made by teaL-Ii.
ers. But in such instances the par-
ent should not hesitate to disc-lisa
the matter with the teacher or thi>
principal, which we welcome It U
never good practice to discuss such
matters with the child or to tak»
Miit« with the child aKaliist the
school or the teacher,"
The Bute Bar Association quliteil
a letter from another school otfieial
Lommendinii the lawyers for "darlna
lo speak out on this important and
controversial question,"
Rafterty t • I d that nmmenti
have baan rcislvaii frfirn is far
•w«y at eallfsrnia, Th«y will b<
Police Report
More Arrests
$21,961 in Fines
Paid for Offenses
A total of §21,98! in fines was im.
posed in Iy,"i5 as the result of crlm.
inal action, motor vehicle charges
and parlilnM violations. Police Chief
William II, Smitli Jr. disclosid in his
annual report to Safety Director
Laurence P= Lunny.
The report revealed line* of »2,"0I
in criminal court, $11332 in traffic
court, and $?,7ii as the result of
parkinK rek'ulation violations. Thu
city retains ail criminal court and
tsnildaraa 1 whtn Hi* csmmlttta
maati WM tlma In Pakruarv.
whan ittpi to Implamant iha rat-
amnxndnl prsfram will b* dll>
euiHil. ,
In olher reriimmendatioiis, the Bur
A.p.ociation BdviHated n eiirb on the
ownership or operation of cere by
j 'ilnllnc or erlfBe.provoklng Illern.
lure; and la*i to make parent* Ii.
aljle lo punishment f,.r nciilcctiiii!
their children.
Employers Forced to
Pay lack Wages
l I Di
, menis of this type for the same
i period in the New York Region com.
Poiied of the states of New York
„. _- , , jnnd New jersey were 131,119 made
Director Fran* J, Miiench , ,„, „„,,„„,,, ,„ M 6 c1,B|nyM,
of the v. g. DepartmeTit of Lalmr's I , ' -
Wage and Hour and Public Con-
tracts Diviaiona sajd today that 3.1
employers in New Jersey ns/reed to
pay back waues totaling Si9,B7n lo
180 emploses as a result of inwsti-
MAfinns made under Federal Waue
and Hour Laws durin! liecemher,
insa.
The payments were restitution for
failurs to comply princi ally with
the overtime provisions of the Fed.
oral Wat'e and Hour Law wiiich ap-
plies to employ * enMaued in inter.
slate commcici or in the productioii
of nbods for commerce. Total pay.
empt prupeity inoreased Irom SI,, 'are listed the nvw
4Bf,M0 to tl,7M,0nS, In this catenary 'achoal und addition* to
leattcd
$300,602 in Wildwood
Tax essessmifnis in WMldwood this
M'ur icdctt an incriiiM' uf
ovi*r 1835, for u Mrond latfl) of
John V, Feont'.v. a**i
rit'd thurr last wypk:
H ttitjil luiul uHsvHHunnl Is
iinprovt'iTitMits, §8,410,953: por-
. $1,5+1,490, i nd vuirran t>iem^
Mr, Kfenty said on*
If You Are SICK of Being SICK
Try Chiropractic and GET WELL
CHiROraACTIC HEALTH CENTER
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OCEAN CITY, N. J. PHONi 3224
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IT'S OPERATION HERO!
BELL
j "We don't have much of a prol>
km here, but it would be handy in
have legal authority to administer
punishment, within reason, primarily
The Story ot th*
_•••»•• •. VJtiKnen Buss
••- RICHARD CONTE
i*»t|5 64fs>i%n*- E ;^ii
the Flghttn, «lM
PEGGIE CASTLE
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THU.
JAN.
. SAT.
26-2I
DAN'S 10th
at Bay
Phona:
in VOUR hi
OLDSMOBILE
WBEiT
DEALER
!&£ Foods
OPEN ALL YfAR
FRESH FISH IN SEASON
WE CARRY BAIT IN SEASON
C IR LIQl
On tha Tr»#
CLE
LIQUOR STORE
ht Traffic Cinla, Sanwn Point, M
NO LUXURY TAX IN iSMIM MINT
Complete Stock of
POPULAR BRANDS
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
* WHiSKEY * WINE
* LIQUOR
500 CASES
ICe COLD BEER
ON HAND AT ALL TiMIS
tht* touriiy,
Oc*»n City pslie* t**f

THE MIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEOOER
PAQt » — i
THUftSOAY, JANUAKr it
City Sentinel-Ledger
Pockets Full of Praams
In
City
Afttrt M Aah and
or Laurence P. Lunny have
and Miuible approach to the
nd open hi
ONt VIAR AM
Homer C. A, Ycort buUder,
«• named pretldcnt or the newly
tann* sMMtr MHMMI Club,
which pbmf n to.pon.nt Mil la
the M«^««t primary and city
cMcllsiu,
t • *
Foummw T. LN Attnu put •
-wot*!.- am M acrou from th«
fart Qga M • drhwup convmltocc
far pmial patron.
• * *
l*»u«l K. HUw, tank nthier, w.s
BiBMi l« IM Stan MesMNtal Ho,.
piul MaM of Governor., uj How
•nl WarrM, Aikury *v. anrchMt.
waa rejected prHldaal of ihe Ward,
Wildwood gave Dixie
badwteera Uwlr only defeat of the
steps last wetlt which ore in
expressed here only a week
hfng needs to be done to close
t diki d
Charley N. Vallum,
summer retldent and
h Which far too miny drinking drivers
the penalty of the law,
aSJS? 1 * •*• •*** *> •*• e«inw » buy its in
• ? ^ | * t a that MOB nrfU enable the police

•q;
4J.hu. AM J. UnuKh, hasmwunetd
' liter, seriat tf rwMal service.
and dotlnj Fvbruair s! The Mrvlm,
at I p. m. nightly, will reanre the
-•>-•••.- ft**, m. I. Odam, evangelist, of Pnlla.
0 pa»ena are ex- ••W'la,
U» atMr which la The Be*. Mr. Odom has ev.ngol-
" ^ ^ IM l»d extensively In all Ihe states and
• .p«rtallted In the Add for Ihe
, _,t 12 yean. His flrat pastorate was
tat Alabama, and he also ha. served
- as both a pastar and a prMMiag
_ elder In Georgia, He Is a general
ameer and-a conneetlonal evanMlist,
i ehoaen fey the members of the
A M Conference,
- These revivals will be open 10 the
general public the Rev. Mr. Smith
•killed as ««• I
" •" of St. HM total paster, be* fcinMs next I
• Monday, win conduct a r
t fevlnl at if, •ftpnen's AJH.I. I
^•jafii.
OtSem MBMU
1 iU,' '—„ , TWs Sunday afternoon Ihe Rev
•ff*g. •***? Clement Mr. Smith and the choir and menv
WMMWnl, ana Ems! &,„ gf St. James wlB be guest, at
WWWeBrer.. SI. Paul'i Church in FlaasantvUle,
lev toniMmanted the The pastor also has called a meeting
•adant, Jfliiph' •nnnan. of the official board of the church
tmm&BUm it the an Monday at 7 p. m All stubs of
Mrlng Ha Mmlnldr.. the church will make their J
'"•• ,' . reports,
rajwfe th« man Bladfled The Pastor's AM Bo.nl Sh .» will
i reuvaU the .Sunday have Its flnt meeting at the new
and taint, in* «t-rior War tonight at S.SC In the name of I
to be completed ibortly
"'""Bookflevlewed
Make for Missioned
1IPWAV Christianity at War,
JlFfCy Lutharant Told
tO b« A bank review on the first portion,
af "Thi. Revolutionary Faith" was
, %7 presented by Mrs, Louise Hirst at Ihe
luncheon meeting of the Worn.
af CBrirttan fellowship Missionary Society of St. Joli ,
^MMhr the United Lutheran church ia»t Thursday at
_ >f Ocean City, lot home of Mrs. Robert AlWne.
.*S««f!L?l, l M' mun«y ^ ^ hj^ U "«yh;' ,* I
meeting foltewtag the
with the Chris,!
d itlU sn of g peni paints ql gjit howl how
to lit. ChrtatlaBlly I. really it m. Mr.,
hadlal mnl •unmed It up by showing ihil
j^, ,ug.r-co.ted promlu of
"—
t a(aB^Me M be ipan.
IM-'MMtl irlU oe the
^ pnurn tervke on Frir1Ti'*t
• P. «.. In Ihe
ltn*ma Cborch. A ehll-
W ill IDlMHae take
Mt*' hetoded Ihe fol.
•»d ley'-woman ot
, MnAlteri T Siiwn
Loutte Caton, Mr.: Charles'
BB. Mra, Maehel Abton, ,
A. MawUnnay, Mlu Helen
H|» JUuriee A. Yintflng,
" " -^WMend, Mr.. Sample
L • ' the
[MIDI
I the past year's work of the or.
> fi.nti.tlon Announcement was made
i of a luncheon and afternoon meeting
being held today aT St. John's x,ulneran
Church, Westvilie -Methods for
Promoting MiHlon study" is the
topic and will be presented oy Mrs.
George Harkini, lynodical "' '
Study secretary of the Now Jersey
Canferenet,
The local delegation appointed to
attend Includes Mrs. Karl Krlcg,
Mrs, J. H Eyres, Mrs. Minnie Wood,
Mra, Hirst and Mrs. Clarence Irodir
Mr;, R I. Murk-, president of th
neauntville Mlsiionary Society, i« it, I
tending with the local deleaatl '
pgU—— •-
\' J"
miitled "ftuih"
• •lar.bie of the
pSiuon oi iu
••« •"« •«"»• girmenti
«* «« » «"* »»v. Paul f tough, |
wtalonan- in the Belgia " '
Luther Leaaue >
. i^!~" ._?I? 1Ul 1 1* LyUltr League of SI. John'.
> Jffl*8jS t< *T*«y WUleran Church wtj hott to the
" J * Mtowmg Luther League, of tlM Mutflem
f th N J y yod for
•sriMtep- Sunday .fternoon.
, „ , ^_ d ocean City attmdiHi the
rt' the J three-hour convention.
3HVY-.tAv.nv. Phon. IMS
-•Jjfl%-^fi^\ '%&!$>> Og Bfj* jKWitV % U ik**t
TMt Sorb, I, $min9 fyhlMtf yn^r rte Spon
MXALL PHARMACr
Mi |t, and Atbury Ava, ^, 1939
THE NATIONAL BANK ITHUR M. MMAIJS
•M 1233
I plrtteon. tol Ph. 0245
f-*'
^HBEBL^ *<
•Mxm .,Ji
of »fc# Flo
HANfY LLOYD CHATTI^
«Mi MM — inturMM ', ;
1315 Aibury AvaniM «^'
OCEAN CITY HOME
SAVINGS * LOAN ASSOCIA
IM! A.bury AWBIMI Fh#l
^ ^ — U^JStiMT*. Chance, Sf, Ma^Vm^..
-Ung, WJ.CJ. ° ^ ^ ^ . M h ,„ . IM p, m, BVMIH Service of War-
— I" 8 ??** 1 *- *' *" i M B - T c »B' r ' ship. Organ recital Informal toua
fcWMnaniaiwmg ^«W*-y, If a, m. ftnnrmaiton ,,rvl«, f S«nM b* ffi^Sff,
jren aocltl Ball, , Cttsl. -An- m Irmiihl Him to Jema,?
£ IMJir** n-ayw Strv. -.«»«••,*« The choir will .ing "to Heavenly
^I^S^-MWo-ary 5rB11a,^ I |y t A.
UffMllUN
«". S^rfe l4«*.r, Th. 0. Patter sag TmlMeetii
0:30 a, m. The Church at study. Christian Endeavor
,„.„ e MUlt I leP, MAg leader, Cl.me* far all agci
young people, Chrlt- 10;« a. m. Nuriery for small eliil-
J uaed, ' dr»n, •ponaored by the King-a Daugh.
HE PICTURE THAT REMAINS"
Qftentlmes we hear families lay, "He seemed
jm mucb at peace, so natural—that helped so
5L J. » ip ijjj^ oj bereavement there is so
real solace one can give that it felt good
know Oat we had helped—even a little For,
«ef »nd above the service we perform, we
tfrtve to help the living—to ease the sorrow
rfamoit difficult time.
CHESTER J. WIMBERG
FUNEHAL DIRECTOR
A^Mjry Ava. Phon. 2654
Thrt* SMMratiMM of PuMral SarvtcM
Save Tint, Time end Mtlm
Cape May. CMmfy IrttH
OCEAN OTY • L0N6P0KT
||U«I 5 Ticket.!
• Tin Matt Htm M AtlanHc City •
In All •ranehtM
its TiCiciTt, iitJt
VENETIAN BLINDS
MAIM TO OINi
Mta* R.aun.bl* — ••Nmalaa PrM
SEASHORE UPHOLSTERING CO.
RMtMilt Blvd., Marmara Phon. O.C. 2137
Say, «i«tw-otia¥W f^c ttiiW.«•
n. Bi, MoBthly builneu meet.
«T. JAMIt AJIJj.
nh •». anal Haven a*.
•t¥.
U .. m.—Horning iervta.
• P B,—SUBday febooL
•:« p. Bfc—Young People 1 . Meet-
7:30 p. m,—Prayer Servias
Prid.v—
f-M p. BL Junior Choir rehaanaL
1:30 p m^^genlor Choir raheanal,
'.. Of courw Iweani AaiHi *»• .#» fcto. PWl» m, too. For Wt yew'
__.- and liVtfttM Ita Mfvlea properly
K u to rilntulaU paatMUw
t«¥iL
read could get much more business
If It triad mare progressive mer
MTHANY MCTMOPIIT
OCCAM CITY BAPTIST
chandUing to regain favor with the
Rev, Ralph •arrett, Pastar
10th M. and Wesley av.
public, several of the group aa-
Rev. Bavld p. Wright, Pastar
Bi45 a, m Sunday School, classes serted.
Mis. Yvonne faith, Promotional
for all ages
Rapresentalive of the Atlantic city
11 a, m. Worship Service,
Conv.ntlon Buruu said that they
Director
7:ao p. m. Evening Service, bad lost bu.lneM becaiue of incon-
fundai', January 32—
1:30 p. m. Senior M.Y.F.
venient rait transportation.
9:30 i. m Sunday School with Thursday, January It, 1 p. m. Can- Mayor Altman and Marks bluntly
classes for every member of thecer
Messing Unit, Bethany H.U. warned that if the railroad refuses
family. Horace Werner, superinten- Thursday. January 19, 1 p, m. to cooperate the city may go to court
Leadership Training School, for Sun- to try to compel action to meet what
tSmm :Ha>-tp# JmaHihlailllan «**t If*. jAlifiii 1
\f MUl lntaj HtuptM IIWMBiWM UMI
lUto, Mpw flaaM* • nMnt pt»)
h to try t« Kbolld-*«ng« P* Tfc« T»« Wll'ef tell *et ii^.N.w »J»T, N., Jersey 1MB gnm «hta» wnteh .v«tMlly-HI •MMMUr •« «rt nt*nr>' *»
de.th. d*.th. due du« tc to Biart h«.rt dltMM duwe to la S. -*
Utt fullyreporttd y«ar make. tn»
mruaiy Heart Fund dt|» "a nart
urgent minion than ever," C. W.
IJWd Coffin of jUeiMl tapRtJI*
chatrman for Ue New Hnmt HMrt
mtmnmt th* Htty ot r.U tnvtl " state goal of WtOOjOOO. wtU be eoncaMpand
with the erowdad high, ducted1 throughout rtbinary with
**»*• * iptelal empoMl. on a "SMft Sun-
. fM, taM th. inaatlaa) »a? day- hou«tfrhou» eanvaM Febru-
«•• ^sUfMp Hw its fcs^Bliiw *f' i^ Pi
rtfftrtk] Punaain Mrvlc* «n Hi A report made public last wMfc
*""*** -"" J ^—m N showed 0«t dUetsft of tht hear! •
Ma Idd circulatory «
«d for 584 per cent or all
l f ^ A f if^
the atato, which totaled SI,
MtM m nalnwn f.
Mr. Rah fwertad that puaaBger
n#ft) nHfns^H HI OCSIII
travel has been dropping steadily,
fHlf 9W91 9WWWmTf Hi and that IMS IraOc was «8 per cent
belaw 1914, He said thai 888,000 The Bible
Vwongeri were carried on the At-
ReUalsu; iulruMton for QmuBW lantic city Una last year, or a drop And Pally Ufa
School pupil, at 4-p. m. Monday. In of •ljtwo'from Hit previous ytair Jacob at hi. want was one of the
h Hl .
AUantle City Mayor Joseph Alt. meanest and ahlftieft ettarMtan on
man said he had figure, showing record, either In Holy Writ or In the
secular records of human life. He
tricked Me elder brother, Euu, out
of the birthright, and In otn.r me),
denu he ahowed hlnuelf a cowardly
and eettah man.
But Jacob at hi. bait pnnwd to be
a man upon whan •omMhlng cnUd
be built, where., the more llkaaMe,
good-natured EMU, like '••any likeaWe,
good«atured nten, WM MrMk.
He was unoepwdable. uawflUaa to
hear much reaponalHUIy.
And abn, Jacob at bl. beat had
some remarkable spiritual esperl-
•ncea, Perkapt the Bible tell, us w
Linens, vocal (aloln, MeMUge Friday, Janritry 10, IS a. m. to S
by Hev. David p. Wright, continuing p, m. conference Spiritual Retreat
a ioriei from the book of Heorewi, ,„ New jtrMy Conference of Meth.
B:4S p. m. Adult Fellowship meet. oiM churehea, at Wrrt Church, Col.
ee led by Charles aood. Friday Th p. ra. Young Adults meet,
stor Wrignf. mg |n Bethany Hall,
.pie's Rally. Wednesday, January Ji, « p. tn.
Yvonne Smith, r. Family Night, covered dish supper
Tuesday, January 34—
7:30 p. m. Young People's Bible Q,
dustrles, will be speoj,
Itudy taught by Yvonne Smith, Fol amj ihow Si.
lowed by game time and refresh. — - — : '—^
«•««• PiRST BAPTItT ' .
Wednesday, January Si- ajw. 0. Arden Farr.ll, Pastor
SiJO p. m. Pioneer Oirls led by ,, • ,
Mrs. Harry Schmidt. Mr.. Allen Freu- .„*"••• *
denlhai, Mra. Paul Adami. all agei
7;3o p. m. Midweek Service con. " s
•I hli bast and about theee experiences,
Mkause even mean and shiny
S»a (•!• Reports
men can be aaved from their mean,
new and sUfUnMs. They can ha,
Building RMord
vtauns of ladder, reaehlng I
Sea I.leTlty during 1955 had fl.-heaven,
and can,Bad Ood. mfjMd
0H.4M in building bu.lnei,, ihe l.re-I.
no reapMUr af.^ef^na, ant. he
Ml building year In Its hl.tory with does blip thaee who c.U upon Him
new records In both general CQn to sincerity and truth, even, if tt«|
Itructlon.nd In newAsniH. ' ohanicter aft p..t conatc* tow not
Inspector Charles Grublor reported beaH what they ought to nave been.
«W2,250 last year. During December, can get a better religious experience
flvf ncrmlt, wiw iiiiJid for building —a fatUir Millglua. -—
valued at «UH, which Included per. He can grow In grace,
mlt. far new homes estimated to It U the nun who never makes a
nit *ll,Mo, ' beginning who comes to nothing.
"In ««• of TrouM* Wff-r* •* N««r •* Y«if Ph«*»«"
ducted by Rev. pavld P. Wright. Con- |J
Class meeting and MeMi.
„. „ m. CsUage
Prayer MeetlnB
FrMay, January 17—
• • I
1 p. m. Bible Club for boys and SRACi LUTHIRAN
girls.
*evl CH.rl*( Rkwk, Pastor
7:30 p. m. Junior Youth Night far »,4$ a. m. Sunday School, claues
bays and girls tn fourth, firth and for .ft age.
sixth grades. Yvonne Smith, director. 11 i. ii Wonhlp Service. Robert
T. Neilssen, student of Lutheran Theoiagicai
Seminary, Philadelphia, in
Somers Point charge of service.
Wednesday, January 25, Worn "
Chunhn
Guild will meet at the home of In,
ST. JOSfl>M'§ R. C.
suddard Gray.
R.v. John Flanagan, pastor
Thursday, *;J0 p. m. Choir re.
i on Sunday, I, 9, 10 and 11hearsaL
a. m.
Week Day Mass, 7:30
Saturday, Mass at • a. m.
MR. an. MM, A. J. SMITH MR. WRfRRT L. OOD>lt«Y
MR. LIWU I. (MltH MR, flR/MKM •• TOWN»«HD
Th* Fin»tt Most Comp/*f e StWiM
In South Jeney
Bog CUntiaL' t^vtnus fPRont. (D, £ OO77
1hH puneral Name Hat Served Ocean City and SurrMmdlnfl Area
CtnNnvHitly far If fean.
YOU'RE- MPNIV AHMD WHIN YOU 1UY NOWI
Oet the fun and plfta*ur« of owning a luxurious KING-SIZE DODQE
CORONET through th* winter months witheut paying * penny mor*!
Why woif nil Sfpff^pc
Your Dodge Coronet
will command tlii^e
high rMala value ii\ y)B»rj
to come, whcttier you W
rifht now or' wall ?,m
Spriag. So it doeen^t coit'
yte a dtaw BIWB. Umm ,
and «Joy MitoiHf.
aflkw saaMMffitftai in
i blr>e», style and full-powered 1958 Dodge
textures. . It tiros fives you m*r« more CbrOMt is priced down with
lentthandluxurj' lid itaufy ti»n ttpn «oyto
tht efMll MM. And It bring,
r iu priai: ^ jpf,^"MMle^iieh»al
etf «i»y ••' mm fllte pufh+uttoti dwvch
. Ugh tradf-in ; ln«: tiureit, «/«t, e*aWt^
Ood«ymaMfi'p^Mn(: jMv Itmm In rii^ Iham |o» BWdy," |« P«lB h, "Brtik Ut Pwk^» |h. Law« Wdk 5»w--»ll on ABC-lV.
^ !

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e B*qnM of Loult AmsMugtttto-
" tMjr. MOM kH anktad kin top
-m*h s«t*ty." Ik* Mftai miH
, of "Tin PWlMlelpdU Story-
*•« ernrtr, ** HWt ud DMB
-' Martin an pUnnln. • M rwatails
n VaBw lelf nmrie. WonUtan you HM
SMawart etmnttr and wife. Jug
•»• Simmons, kan bought • »17,800
' hauH in Bel Air,
ilffiHlf >••• JUHI* ••••(•^l
H I M th#yTI m»k* M man
pfctwni. In sO, Me?***
liffy Sul.iv.ns iUfted If5#
MlbriiMUiwciM Marte, whs bunt acted" Una itm! Martin and Jerry Lewis turn the comic book field into a
« ban berth Brnadny hu teen cart in "Tit* sixth of hilarious shambles in Hal Wallis' sup-musical, "Artists and
'—n Hum •«• recent jun*.- Models," opening tonight at the Village Theatre. Shirley
~~-~ ! iiuth. Muths lUv,-^^^ R*y¥s who secrtd i. is film Eta MacLaiM and Dorothy Malono cfMtar.
HAGERTHEY
^jf* 5 **-? ^^^^^W iff^^W^F • •••WPw^^BH
f*^ Som^, Point 3578 .
"O -
teas with Sing Cnsbsr tod Bob
Bunts la "Uiyths SB the Range.
de^Ures ilwll never return Is the
nsv&s* Ui* new hss in ideaJ reu^
Use—Appears on TV ev#f^ third
Tu«d*> sight* does the (how In a
week ud then retires to her Con-
a«tlmiE home ^or two weeks.
Martin-Lewis
Now Artists
GrMnwich Village
eouwrr ww
New Cemsdy Local*
CU. HW WA. MM!
DAILr f••VtCI
PMLA, -1
8MM CHV tut
OtEAM CITY MMTINBL4.ID0ER
Boots MTMV M-W Uta ftfe
eury rockeu, foreign spies, the FBI, j
and the most luscious models the ;
screen has la offer parade riotously t
through the comedy kings' toosy.
turvy lives, ail of then tripping
along 19 hit tunes and gorgeous production
numberi. Dean and Jerry '
make a rollicking snanbles of story !
book •o'ventures that are — -* •"••-
FXshfng il leu ouel tfun hunting M#«H
Co seal
Tb« unittuc otvrr bai to explain •"••
! Dorothy Mala d Eddie Mayebofl.
tbal he thou(Ut hli esmpanian an a VILLAS!
Anita Ekbere, and
(Ul).—The San Francisco Cbnniele, T-j._ -r.
The coolest comics of them ail,' '" ""*'"*
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, are in Monday. TuHflay
the holiest and moil enviable spot "Man W'h • P"»
they have ever been in—smack in Mitehuffi .> the n
the middle of acres of gerieoiu mod. ***• " " ot f* ' "
els-as they crash the crazy world of f"W«° u _ 5 . J J b *
art in their newest and most spe=- W2J£Z& , l
taeutar laugh b»rraie, "Artists and „*?"! , f
Models" methods to ti
SALE
With their sights trained on a Ur. "SSI^jJ 1 --_-- „
get that hasnt been under their -?'!}"£,' ? f
hltarityproduiini fire l«fore - the K,""1,,% "I"f"1
nilhtniarlsh and gory eonilii book- J f n sle . r s ' b l ta
f
and take a residence in Greenwich
VUlaie, the maddest artists ever in a
community famed for iu character!).
Bat ladies, vulture men, interplan.
ALL OOWN THE LINE
eridan Citi
, played >"•
Richard Co
•tar In the actla
Eero," the story of the glory of
lighting Cl in Korea.
Conte plays the lieutenant alien
inE lo lead his men hack to "S.
van'i Museie," jhe code naou foi
stntegie hill, Enroute theyt-'—
British tank crew an *
girl who had been a
Despite sporadic .,.«,„
they manaye to reach the hill o
to find the A ; — * • * =
wiped out a
pawed the hill. Wh
forces fill back. Com,
ing group dig In ai
what are reportedly • „ .
inest savage and ferocious bat
m, CMA«ti* N. cannon
Snow M H I I B UHt In f fuda
u k on M very tunnfWL Whw
Mil •u^ ud stop* late, it m»*«
•bout tbe tad form of mulch pot-
•ibif to taw, A Its year* «io, in
Wcstani WnmylimUa ud »e
New Vorit fcmvy jnowi feU b«
tM SOU bad trwn, and the soil
BUunMi in (hat condition until
spring, when the glMcBl gat BIT to
You can
make this
it «. d«l«M» lo tnrow
JW»«*.
"•"••*" ** gam* of Ihs t.Uer
ntar tit* b«« and the loii
' different directions.
paint Mat **» mar not sprlna up | w or tekvy liujjy
Main. not wrap around individual
So, u soon as you hive snapper) at Ihli miy In harmful hfrt,;
fnd your rfethM drying chora one* and for aft
WM, mn ILICTMC CLOTHES DHYiR
You can make short work of a long fact on washdayf*
simply place your exhausting clothes drying chore*
in the capable hands of an electric clothe* dryer.
Chooae each washday secure in the knawMfa
that your clothes dryer will protect your thinf*
,,, remove moisture gently ,.. leave thing! sweet
and fresh ,,. damp or dry,,. just M you like 'ami ,,
A clothe* dryer is a gal's beat friend, a mighty fiut
worker, too! You'll ta getting one eventually, why net Mtf
I've got room for 9 of us
Chiwolet Mas you a eholct of six
feprightly new station wagonsincluding
two new 9-pawenger
models-oJl with- beautiful B«ly
by Fishep, an witt f*n^ of cargo
^we, all -witb. new horsepower
ranging up to a hot 205!
Hwe's * mtm, tidHBg kind of
power that 1 * fun to handle. And the
eta** thing to tparU rar pertbm.
ance -spht-aecond steering reaction
and the knack of holding fatt
around curves-that youOl flnd in
a fuU«ct mtonoUf, Smt belts.
With or without Aouldcr hamfi
and ir^trument panel padd^ «
pptiorud at extra coit. sSSydoor
•taB.iwd.CoBM in non and drive
a real road carl
4 been, 9 Psumg
••I Air ••auvlila-
4 Doon, 9 Patitngan
THE HOT OHM*
BVBN HOTTMn
. i "•
^ Township News
S, HIMIKT BOND, KtWfHir
r-propssd, for Clerk
Salary Raise Ordinance
propoul W ereaij
IHlttH of ihe
HbJItan Club rea
we in ran that the reildenu of
ii, itaatr Tawnihlp Com- lini iawnahlp matter., to »ay noth.
'^i^^J wenliif In Ihe ing of the necessary convenient
Bl • S ]E l "*__iii m.Hn jv IM •II,"
rnbani of the steering i
...Ittee signing the proposal i....
Clement O. Troth," Leonard Mlgllae
e urge that a The proposal was presented n the
mce clerk M public hearing let to establish by or-
ihi« BMltlan rfinanee lhe ularlea of the tax as,
. , I, la« collector and township
,M houn a week. The du- elerli. The ordinance, as
'. «•"•-. i_i «,,iii_. for llrii rending. January 2.
to tonmhip-
nd inlst lhe Id* •«
torart township ciefK in i
and EARLY
WINTER CRUlSfi TO
(•Sitoiitir-Praiieh
a Spain Italy
mi I, I, Ia*B«ii«"«« •«• k
OiaiiUilial I payment of
M dayf from $S20 I les herctofn
flclals In th
In prevlouH
llifl V*f ATION , | I M I
•IW PH0NE!l O-llOTf
at salaries of the HI
J *IJ0», »1,400 and »I,S00,
peellvely. Then flguna are ihe
"
Sam* of iha raiMenft aiipresMa
the splntan thai all tewnshlp emclali.
Including rn.mb.rs of Iha
ismmlrraa, ara overpaid, Olh.ri
fall rhal township
amsMyat are und.ri
larly in regard la HM lax assassar
and rha employes of rha read de>
part *
Don't Miss This Sale
January Clearance
Lowest Prices of the Year
KENMORE
COLDSPOT
REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS
Silvertone TV Sets
Hw b an Example* of Savings Offered ,
During This Sale , , , |
itiCTRiC CLOTHES DRYER
fe New $ ! 69.95 & i
•i 7 >-m
Joel Matt, towtuhlp MUeitsr, paint,
ed out that th« towruhlp la progrm
ing at a normal rate and that much
his been don* In the last two yearn
to increaH efficiency and medernlw
the townihlp government. "Vou must
45 Attend eiectTic
Show for Church
MARMORA — rorty.five attended
f the Republic
• • • • aoklng demongtration
»ir stand conceri
, », the Woman's Society
such a salary from man- of f Christian SService
of the Marmora
re given to the three of. Methodist lethodlst Chu Church, lost Thursday eve.
ing in the Ocean City Electric Ciiirt
xpense of pany kilchen.
m of four
I in the demon,
i was a simple to
n icing made in the
i for home freezing
in of an electric
_,.w was n part of the
i,
uf food, which was pr*.
[ cooked, and other small
i use were award-
. »iau.v§ Collins. MrM,
ilkoif, Miss Barbara r.nn
nnie Willets, Xn. Estelle
Madura. Mrs, BUubeth Sands. Mri.
William Pashley, Mrs, Kathryn Dan.
dy, Mrs. Anna M, Collins and Mrs.
Margaret Collins.
Sam* modalt (lightly
chipped, but •(( carry
Sean' OuararitM of
parformanc*.
Hunry ami ••• many
mar* valua* , , , Don't
dally . , . Sata andt
' whan pCaMnt supply
1 ii Kid,
Phone 3500
• Upholstering
•Draperies
Slip Covers
WE USE WZLL-KNOWN
' TO* FAMICS INCLUDING:
tfe : MAJES1K
i i l f rf
Ground Observer Corps
Seeks New Recruits
TUCKAHOE — Members oi. lhe
Ground ©bsei'yer Corpii
jit Thursday, January SB.
tly appointed sur
of the local poiit, announced
I plans far an inlensllled recruit-
_.._ program will be made.
Eighth Grade Dane*
to be January 27
MARM0HA—A dance sponsored by
the Eighth flradi of the Upper Town,
ship School will te given Friday.
January 27, froin. f;SO to 11 p. in. In
the school auditorium, '
PupUs of grades 7 to M Incluiri-e
are invited to attend. Proceeds^ will
benefit the New York Trip Fyittj.
ts will donate refreshments to
Id and also wl|l assist an cnap
• at the dance.
THE DEALER
YOU'RE
LOOKING FOR
s; L fa awry te spot in tbe
YellowPaf«-. (And,th.
trademarloi h« fcatuTM
Mp yra find it* tarn! of
product you want fart.)
To Aid "wh««-to-bay"
THE OCEAN CITY SINTINELLEOGCR
Name Negates
to P-TA Session
Township Unit Now
Has 129 Members
la} of IM enrolled members,
George •, Bailey, teaching prlnclpalrtold
the parents that the next
report mM period will begin February
I, with the reports,being lent
For Tests on Alcohol
•y LILLIAN tCMWIiaiNI
PlTEllaBtjria! _ The Youth Tern.
rennet Council of lhe Petersburg
MU i
ECT pi
Mina Moori Vnotored to Woodbury.
'-ilk before you can run," he- com.
longed and heatad di»
n a motion made by Juiea
r. Klaln and seconded by Tullla De<
Santli, the cemniltteemen unanl.
hotne ts parents.
WlUlam c.ssedy, a delegate to the
Mats convention In Atlantic City, re>
ported on the session.
The monthly attsndance award
taliiM his unelk, WUHam SKM, -of I ^—!~ Jw»"Tf I
Cermantown. M» o«
Mr. and Mr.. Donald Young w«re j
dinner luMa of h.r p.rmu. Mr,, eallta on Mn. ..
and Mrs, Oliver Gasklll, ot Somera flay, _-.. . ,:,,-:
Point, Sunday ' Mita. Edith Gisanai '
• othtr .pent rriday In"
__. O«r«. Cowl> •«.
at th, home of Mary Few., Mil Mra. Aif«* J*^t»
..f the ordinance
the Atlantic Area Guidance Center,
CertiAcates for IMS were awarded
ree nalarles until
explained the workings or the eenttr
lo the following for passing testa
le ordinance and
to members of the Upper Township
concerning Alcoholliim and Lawless.
Ibmltted could lie
Parent Teacher ^Aiaoclatlon laat Upper School Budget neaii: Ijiuia Oichaikey, Claude Koh.
week by citing actual case histories.
ier, Carol Snyder, Bobby Gandy, M^r.
all another public hearing.
The eenter has grown from' a Hearing Set Jan, 26 naret Munyo, Peggy and Billy Webb,
Chairman Hsllll CaMwall alktd
clinic operation only one half day
Other memben also present who re-
far a lifal •alnlan uqcarnlna a
MARMORA—The public hearlnf of
each month to a/fully stalled and
cently joined were Butch Hewitt,
complaint nalved by him thai It
the Upper Township tentative school
equipped center that serves* Atlantic
David Gandy. Ruth Clark, Billy Caa-
mi Illtfal far an «np!sya ef M*
hudlet haa been r»seheduled for
and Cape May Countlea arid adjacent
tvwnthlp fo nan builnaia dialings
Thursday. January M, al 8 p. m, in
sedv and Bobby Webb. Mrs. lears,
areas of Cumberland and Burlington 'the township school.
who li their leader, also was present
with Mia fsvarnlHf body. The em-
Counties, she reported,
The next meeting will be February!
plalnr mad* by Prank Wtaa, whs
The hearing originally scheduled 19 at the home of Laura Oichaikey,
aMIM hll •uthflnhlp at Hi. m»h A letter thanking members of the for Wednesday evening, January II, of Greenfield,
Ino, WM In regard (s Hw townihlp Upper Township P*TA for the sin* wai postponed because of a publish-
«mmltt« buying Mi (aaellm tar ner and the gifts presented to them
* « *
Ing delay.
Hi« road dapartmant irucki frsm was received from Mrs. Ethel Bllz Petitions lor anyone deilring to he-
FRIHIUM BRIEFS
Mi. D.rgh Fual Company, In which card, Mrs. Marie Young, Miss Lucy eome a candisate for the Upp Mr. and Mrs, Edward Spell re-
Mia township cl.rV. Allan B.rgh, Reglne and Mrs jane Campbell, Township Board of Edueatlon ni...
Ml form.tly austlarad.
The AasMfatiM vot«s to s.nd be riled with Lester Thorn, district
J
Mrs. Waller Maaoit, Mr*. HowarJ tail Monday
Woolley, of Tuckahoe. and the Ml- Milton W«t«Jtt
ter's mother, Mrs. Bertie MMon, Vlfc anil •«MK IT
(ted her •iater, Mrs. Emma Butler, of and daughter.
EXCELUM c
they visited their daughter and ram
ily for '
lhe raise, stated that a rcpresent.i lhe position of authority. They would
Hi. Lawar Tawnshlp CenrtlMatMl district for at least three yeai
•mkm Hut Mil. p#ilrl«ii of live of the Cape May County Tax be guilty of a misdemeanor and any
,nn, children of
MhoM. Th.ra will b. a candle-, petition must contain at le
Board had expressed before the com- contract made between the govern,
on WeUler. of
l^htlnfl ctramany at rha banquet signatures of qualified voters.
mittee the opinion i'
ing body and any of the three com.
eek end guejis
with Hit pFMMent "' Mch of th.
fjka iiaeatMry salary. Tha ly and •talc rogi
mltteemen would be then null and
" 1 Mrs.
If
it, Hu> wlary te wma Mm " " "—'"' orli of the local void, he said.
It local unit, wnlfs participating. Mrttalpatlni. flHAitWfi »J „„, „, Holiis Cal
&-Z Nt-atn «. prayl. or by oniMHIrd.
After digeutiaion concerning the
TUCKAHOE—A card party spon* MIMM Mvrii» VAUHH
Mt H» fcanufc to*t anil Some of the lifty residents att. ;)loint and the legal opinion Mrs. A. O. Link, president of the sored by the Tuckahoe Volunteer Jiyrue Tnung
, that wss M'" P'">««- Ing the public hearing to ibers of the township commlltt'e New Jeney Congress of Parents Firt Co. and the Ladies Auxiliary, ^•^—^—^—^^
Prc
r t *l Hit township em. what Ihey thought were fabulous decided that hereafter purchases uf and Teachers, will speak at the ban. will be held Friday evening, janu. I The Cap* May Co.
raises being given the three offlclala uny materlalA for the township will quet. Her topic will be "Equipped to ary 17, al B o'clock In the Fire Hall. • • -
..IJ ,i.»., —iiied that they had been ! advertised for bid, with the low- Servo," Any member of the local a». Prises will be awarded and refresh-
-»*• iiunk your indulgence ani
iy of the residents ul bid accepted.
soclatlon wishing to attend as one of merits served.
the Hve delegates may contact Mn. — -——
"5 for a township
Herbert W. Bond, The price of liberty is -' •
Mrs, William Cassedy, membership viBllance—and It Is always i
PAY
chairman, reported an Incomplete to- in advance. I
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TH1 OCtAN CITY WrHNfLLEDOMR
ows
;CAJUPON AMiaii wpaa CLAM
It, I«M M*.
ijftn. H,lp a Little
Over Polio
Job. mlttloM at dollar*
SntlH an land to nwk. thta n
Midi PMlbta. Ocean City Hl(b lui
l d two ontaMn in the main
aa • part of th* national polls
lfn. Pluu! Contribute your
tod«T, want your
Girl Dancers
Prepare Show
wow. •r MAHV HAWTHOftNl
r»r MnrtI matin the firlt' gym
dino Ian tan learning v.riout
amte tUift fur i program which
I IP SntUlt, they hop« to pfMUt ton* UBM in
May, An ntct cUte kai net own
TkM* eluuf Include the fourth
to tw«UUi U d i, 0.CJL8, 0C LLeaS.
Corps and the Dancing D i Clb Club,
Under the direction of Miss Miriam
Rtlchly and Mn, Martyn Clenn, the
llrfa
I march of
' an cow to be
But
I only through
I md long, hurd
iBltk tola
x S
^ 1 Foul Shooting
Leaders Listed
Team U To-* In
Intramvral Standing
By MIKI JOHNpQN
With Uw recent addition or points,
nmltlBf from ftml-ahooUnf unonM
the Intramoral teams, It would be
well tB note the new totals
Uw hlfh men In Uw fouMiootln<
contaat wen Warn* Winner of
Turn "V." and Wayne Thompson of
Team -W," each wlIJi 17 out of M
made. Each on* of their teams received
4M points to the yearly total.
Twin "X" got 3 point] from
Charles Bailey's 15 for *> Don Maley
and Tim D< Baufn of Teams
•It" and "T." tied with 14 tor 20 and
IV. team points Team " QV" and
•vs" "Whitey" Haak and Bob Meryman
tied up with 13 for 10
The team point totals for football,
tennis, and roul-thooting are as fol
low.: Wayne Winner's Team U, Ui Team R. 22'4
points; Ml! Halter's Teas W, IBM
points. Don Breekley's and John Bet
Cartel Team 0 and Z, 11** points;
and Dave Loder'i Tean X, 10 points
Reialtf of the intramural basket
hall season at the end of fin- games
leave Phil Huber's Team WJn ant
place with 4 wins and 1 tie. The seend
place lean is Wayne Winner
Athletic Instructors, these
groups nan been praeUelng earaeitly
and have succeeded doing an
"Wan Jig" and the "Morris Dance
It! band, conducted by P.ul Wall.
•HI pity H*anl selection, to accom
pany Ins dancers.
The molt prevalent costumes worn
by the girl, will contial of brightlycolored,
full skirts and white peasant
blouses. Each girl will wear belli on
her anklei and multi-colored
1 Art Students Exhibit Skill
In Carving Figures pf Wood
!
Team u with 4 wins. 1 k»a. There Uj
rr. each
leues.
bUlewini tron her wrists. Tien
lever costume* will help present an
uthentlc ud picturesque perform
nee,
A Hay Queen and her court will
i chosen at the end of the presen-
U
loys
l
•y STTVe CAKI
The executive committee of
i Cl h h the a five>way tie for third
team having 3 wins an —__
Those teams an Don Breckleys, pan
lUbilev
e
S«nior Class has announced that the
wUI ipenaor a 'Leap Year
,U ataoBB pUosTorthe
me. An Aoaiti twist was added
MB they ieeUM that the (iris
would ask the boy» ta Uie d.nee, and
also be rMpomUble far the tickets.
The duinnen of the committee!
IMt O Moore and
1 ., Charles Johnson's. DOB
Xisenhardl's and Dave Loder's teams
O, H. T. V iDd X.
Swimming competition has juat began,
alonf with leaiue volleyball.
Seniors Plan Veto On
Glass SupmrlaNvat
By irrevt CAKI
The yearbook staff, under the di>
rectlon of Eugene Haileran, has an-
BMitced that the Senior Class mem
bars soon will vote on "clasi tuperU,
tlvesr which Hilt be published in
the l*pa "Caravel,"
The superl.tlves will be: Besl
dressed, most popular, moM athletic,
best oersoiullty, most talented, elaas
wit best dancer, done moat for elan,
masUlktly to succeed, cuust jmiie,
best looking, class flirts, snd most
venatUa, • r
TIB HOLMU.
summers; a mermaid, by Marilyn
Mfaiinf Carve* Herse'i Hull Waiters,' and an elephant, by Larry
reatured In the display case In tin- Guest.
main hall at the present lime Is a The figures are made Irom sugar
collection of carved figures, done by pine and red pine. After they are
some members of the Art Club, un- carved «nd sanded, they are stained
der the direction of James Pulvino, the desjred color and varnished.
The carvings feature a moderniEtlc The next project the club will start
lish, done by Dave Armsnd, a horse's Is i series of paintings using oil col.
head, by Ted Holmes: a seal, by MH- nrs One picture will be a portrait,
rie Lynch; • figure of a woman, by the other a landscape. The students
Antoinette Libro. a cat, by Harriet will have four weeks to complete
Rcrdon: a black panther, l)y Hank them.
Dimes March Down Hall
In New Campaign Scheme
•y CIHNY REDNER
The .student Council is hard at
work on Its latoRt project—the rsinini
of fundi for the annual Mar
One bay and one girl will be fleet f Dimes drive. The Council hj
ed for cash superlative The only re- hanged il« plan for collecting Ihc
striction on (he voting is that no one money. It had been planned to place
can hold more than one poaltien. the money on scales, with the buys
in competition with the girls. Now
however, the Student Council has
Principali' A**n.
adopted another melliod It tikes Vel.
R»w*i.s Convention ~ ter^Dlnl*. iTe beTOf Vhrbn i slrip
•y «I»*NV NEDHEIt of paper which Is to go down the •iwurSaSiviih' the
An executive buslncs. meeting of center of the main hall. This plan other second group. The winners
the New Jersey secondary School like the previous one, is to be i con will be decided by some of the
Principals Association was held in test between tfte boys ind the lirls eachers.
the high school in Woodbrldie, with The president, Arnold YounK The firtt team for comic books
Principal George Meyer, second vice brought up before the Student Coun •onsisis of Gretcricn Mayer. BoB'jy
president, one o( those piusei$. The til the death of a relative of one ol Adams, Alison Smith and Matthew
eaaimlitee met IO make plans for OUT faculty members, Mrs Kathrvn Hutmaker*. the chairman,
Bat Corl* and Connie ufi. parUeipauon In the national canven- K. Wilks, Twelfth Orade English
«rni nfrohsnents. Carol roi andtlon.
which will be held in Chicago teacher, who lo«t her twin sister.
in late February,
MltBMy,
The Student Council unanimously
Thw» will be ticket prices and the
decided to tend a iympathy card in
»*pBfiars. loeatad throughout
Mrs. Wllks,
Mtxl-I Club Displays SPECIAL WINTER RATES
Sent* Iteosnt Proj«cts
•r «OMAU) tCIMZLEH
The display committee of Oscar
m packnar* Mods! dub ktteed modeU
• DUMP TRUCKS
m.do by the club members in the
najn hill on rrlday.
Itb eonmltMe eonsUU
Vail, , Andrew Letme, , Jim wleaa
• BUU DOZER
llavfer l f and d Dtck Dtk FarreL FL Scott ljhll
[land «lch»rd Watson Hcured the
Itrsphy ca«e for Uw modeU. Some of
tM n«r«r models d are a Model A
Wmt t, Bttrtl Btrt Bear B Cat, Ct Jaftiar, J M M. 66,
LOT CIEANING and FILLING
land a steUs Hoyte. The ships made
I wan the USS Unltad states, OSS
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1 JfeUcopterc, pjper Cubs, and many R. t. MONIHAN
IStbra Jett akw wen made.
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Honor Society Court Scoring Champ
By PHEBi TUKNIR
A new r*«f* wai made In baa*e
Hears 2 Reports half by Phil Huber, a Sanior I
CHS, Phil mad. 11 poinu, breafcir..
Group MMts at
lert Avta' prevtoui record of S7
Cat*)* Turmr Hema shortb- afterward, PhU's record wa
broken by Wayne Thompson, wh.
•y LOII PiORILLO
The third meeting at the Nation* Wayne, known ai the "Coffee .Kid,
Honor Society Chapter of O.CJIA
wai held on Wedneiday, January 11
at the home of Carole Turner.
The meeung was called to order
by John DelCorto, president, and
the minutes of the previous meeting
were read by Maria Adams secretary.
A treasurer's report by Charles
Adellni allowed a balance of »».
The speakers were Jean Hake and
Joe Cernett. Jean lave a very Inter,
eating and educational account of
the life of Henry Wadaworth Long,
fellow and recited one of his famous
poems. "The Wreck of the He..
pema." Joe spoke on the history or
the three sports, basketball, football
ind baseball.
Plans were suggested for new
projects to raise money for the
scholarship fund by the ways and
Means Committee.
Qames were enjoyed after the
meeting was adjounred, and refresh,
menu were served by Carole and her
eo-hoslesa, Marion Swarm
The next meeting will he on Wedlegday,
February 1, at the home of
krnt Svindland in Llnwnod, with
Harriet Reardon as co-hostess, Bon.
lie Cunningham and George iherby
rill be the speakers,
OCHS Merry
Go Round
HOP on the Calliope, sang, and
[art the merry-go-round a roliin' , . ,
ell, that rainy season finally ended
. . wander how many superstitious
leople spent a hazardous Friday, the
•hifleenth? , . , Soph English classes
aw being pepped up by the skirlins
: the bagpipe! . . annual confer-
>nee§ with guidance director now in
cssion , . . how come there's no
Comic Books Topic For rasy subjects? . , . Heavens! only anther
week til the end of the mark,
Eighth Grade Debate e period . . . wonder who'll got By-
•y RAHDT PITT1T
colors this time ... I'm referrine
red "F's of course . . . results ol
Miss Lucille Ocrnerfs Eighth March of Dimes campaign still inde-
Gride class is gainit is have a decisive , . . Have you contributed your
bate en the question of whether we dimes yet? , . . Constitution of the U.
i. proves much loo long for the
should or should not have comic Junior history studes . . . Biology
books.
midyear exams arc fatal to most
The Miles consist of a firs! and Sophomores . , . Cheer up, kids,
ccond croup for each side. The first there's only two or three dozen more
iroup will give their debate first
teache/i ever crjickin' .-.»- . .
now ya even- gel
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Children , Drena Money, Bary
COURTEOUS SERVICE
Baker. Paul Stahler, Helen Wallace,
Lieutenant Governor Albert W.
Artie Hehn, Marvene Tucker, Ken-
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BUILDING [J RFMnn sinsleton. Bobby Gray, Vicky
Ident; Robert K Hunter, second vice
CALL 1771
president: Walter A. Dittrich, Ireas.
LINGS
Morris
Accordion Solo Shirley Adamson
urer, and Mr, Meyer, secretary.
Poem
Glenn Trout
The immediate Past District Gov-
WM. S,
lutophoncs
Entire Class
ernor, Alonzo Bryon, presented the
SCHEDULE OF DEMONSTRATIONS
retiring president, Mr. Chattin, with
AND VISITATIONS ANNOUNCED
hir past president** pirt.
Buildm Buildmtm
A_NDER$_ON,Jn
Twenty.iBO demonstrations will be
ven on (he subject of Reading In Plumbing
Grades (K4i. starting Tuesday. Feb.
ruary 7th. This U the sixth year of
ELECTRICIANS
his project by which parents and
Ocean City b Growing ... Keep Up With It
Iriends can get a picture of the elementary
prosrnm and ask general
UOBlions. voss
MODERNIZE THIS YEAR
Service and Installation -
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Members of Ihe FTA I Future
Teachers of America i will assist In PLUMBING . HEATING KRUEGL and HEIST
1352 ASBURY AVENUE
the program. The Hospitality Com*
mlltee of the PTA (Mrs. John Ho-
W« Ipeeiaiiw in IlMfrit Home Heating
lplete Landscape Service aan, chairman! wjli handle all host. 6-f APPLIANCES
REGISTERED BUILDERS
>«* work. The schedule follows:
•aiidentei Phsne MM>W Offices Ml WIST AVINUI
ALL TYPB OF i
February 7th, Mr. Berwyn Hughes;
-ebrunry 8th, Miss Katharine Oil' 5th St. & Asbury Av:
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len; rebruary Bih, Mr, David
treasen February 14th, Miss Oeral. Phone 0413
line Foster: February lath, Mrs. Pa-
IRVIN JOHNSON, JR. &
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tricia Subotich: February 14th, Mr,
Albert Ogdenj' February 21st, Miss
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Mrs. Frances J.hnson: February
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REG.STERED BUILDERS
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REGISTERED BUILDERS • REPAIRS • JOBBING
ruary 29th, Mrs, Helen Jamea,
hi.: 1547 Bay Ave. Phone 2980
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Marih 1st, Miss Martha Morris: Plumbing and Healing
-SINN Itll" ,
CEDAR BRIDGE NURSERY March Blh. Mrs. Sarah Mowen; March
Supplies
"WE SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES'
71h, Miwi Belle Thorpe; Mareh ilh
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Miss Huih Rend; March I3lh, Mrs HOMI APPLIANCES
10S3 Asbury Ave. PhaM 1200
Phyllis Hover; March 14th. Mrs. Km- SALES AND SiRVICE
SIRVICi • INSTALLATIONS
Zion Road at Bargaintown Lake
mi Warren; March ISlh, Mrs. Anna Phon. 0444 700 Atbury Av..
Smith; March 10th, Mrs, Minnie
Complete line of
MM »r#m Ocean City Phone Somer. Point 2340 Chew, AM Kindergarten; March 20th
BERGER LUMBER
Mrs. Minnie Chew, PM Kindergarten;
March 21il, Mrs, Anna Bitter, AM
General Electric Appliances
Office!
DEPENDABLE BUILDING MATERIALS
Fred S. Tarvms, 3rd
Klndwyarten; March 22nd, Mrs 1M W«l.y Av.. 3M WMlty Av..
Anna Hitter, PM Kindergarten.
DUOMATIC ALUMINUM COMB, WINDOWS AND DOORS
get MORE ROOM in your home CiNTKAL AVINUI NOTIf Willard F. StttMr
FIR PLYWOOD INTiBIOmXTlRIOR SHIATHINC
Home ami Business Construction
Mr, Paul Well sang two solos for
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EDW. S, COfiSOH • Electrical ContracW with low. arm fir plywood
the boys and girls at the Central
SPRUANCE HOOSI PAINTS AND 1NAMILS
REMODB.ING AND
Avenue School in a regularly sehed.
JOIBINC
iAkRITI, LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER
uled slnglni! assembly reeently, Her Ph

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Msta to total «1 points, ud
- •m^sh-ia-aw ^..^..K^.^. --- - - '-yj BSfiiSl
>1
•lack In the o
111 OahfltixU ud
Itef M poliiU.
" periled the score
• * d I
tlw IMII wtth II
TheKaMcrs (aind a bulge wlln a
|HS IMt period; and coasted
i sraujH ttasi second atanu when' the
1 Intee ontMend Uaetn, 14-1*, An
: Ml third petted and an IS-13 last
~sted the triumph for
i proteges
23 12 .11 56
Score by quartern
Otmn all ^ LU. U, II IB—71
'•nwiMl 1.13 14 12 15—58
Reteree,. Reid; umpire. Nestor,
p ,
of raffed passing by the
home dub Bitted Wlldwood mere
than a half-dozen Inlemptloni, dur
tn( which the visitors quickly nn
the c&int to 14.
Entering the second period on the
•hart end of a 144 score, the Raiders
began to lather (team end hit more
often with their shot* and passes,
Phil Huber entered the scoring col-
umn with two flald goals while Mike
Fadden added another. Mite Varans
hit for two foult and Hudson an-
other. Ocean City held the vaunted
Warriors to • 10-f score for the
uarter, leaving the visitors in the
an, 2+15. at the half.
wildweett appeared to he uH»
tieeJ with the nln. point spread as
Nw iKtM half apemd, and settled
•fawn to a Want possession tame
with • clou waNN an both, Hubtr
and ThMMHH, • '' • , •
GO I«Y
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TO
CAMDEN and
WjA
Thompson, however, managed to
break loose with •leiy gMl, aM
•s fouled blithe atwtihf JrfH added
the extra-pornt Hudson hit the btlck-
•t 4q bring the Halden as close 10
ihe Wrriors as Ihey could ge| all
evening, M-M." The period nmtetr
•olh teams IS points, and left the
P d Kolna into the HjjaT period
still it nine points
In Hi. Anal perM, Thompson
hit three Held loali and Huber
but Wlldwwd bald the ball
OCIAN CITY TUtMINAL
•JIMh lttwt *•< AlHMIc Aimmt
ffMHA-KIADIHO MASHOm tlHIJ
'* lork SMJ Hn. Meet
rtttwi lui
'suit imui iniiimiii uisirsii
CAN I NAVE O
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S»rv.c*
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BUNDS
M-COMMIM
• WINPOW SHADES
M. C. MILLS
IYS •
WirflVd Edges
in Tight D«rf«n$lv§ Tilt
g
Wonioa Tplt.
Hit Way; Tak.
WUdwood High School* W
of • j d l l O at
day fi
League
Ocean City RM
by their itnSnt
_ _ by downing as
Howell-. tadwteen *ry;
during the /tot two periods encoun-
tered considerable dimculty finding
lac Map. and on a number of occa-
sions let lease with passes directly
Into the Bands "of their down-county
rivals.
Durb* the Ant two minutes Hie
- 1 at least feur ilear
MveMn broke MM lee wHh ran. sut-
tMsfsil ttoM aoahL field o«la by
Prank Bttatetal and Bob PnderMis
tenatlier wlfti a foul by Vjnee
France put the Warrleri eut M a
MttnMi May dW net rellnauMi
ftuwattetif MM cont.it.
Wayne Thompson pasted the first
Raider twin-pointer, alter which a
RaMan
MiMP rivab In |ha ppriM, but
not have MM ibsm to drive to an
DPMI Will,
Thsnip&^.i was high man. for the
evening, posting seven Held gsali
and three fouls for a total ol IT
points. Huber hit for six field goals.
Warren Buckingham with'IS coi|nt-
en led the Warrior attack. Hit Con-
man assisted with flve field goali.
The victory gave Wildweod undls-
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Middle Returns
Friday Night
Ocean City's Bed lUWer. entertain
MUdie Township here Friday night
lid then hit the road Tuesday eve-
ning for their only meeting of the
year with Mount Holly High School,
On their last visit here, the Middle
Township Ponthrrs hatl their tails
pulled by the R»Weri, who won by
70-50. the Panthers hive fared little
hatter in subsequent famea, and a
victory over Coach fW4 ttaweU'i
fntfuona would be an u^set, ' l
Mount Holly Is somewhat ol an un-
known . 'quantity. In an apoesraace
UleaoUtne, Joe Kennedy, a running
M W M H ip ifWI diam-
toui. It playing anrwli
ill In the PWUadelphla art
with Ue t*Wle Coltoge fraahneB.
Agaloit Temple last wack, Jumnln'
Joe ntliatanii II point, to maintain
an av«r»»e of )• poinU BV tame
for the tour game, played by the
Explorer team thUi leiuoiit
•tball
here Tor We Christmas
Jamboree In December, the Hollyil
dropped an absreviatee con
WUdwood Catholic, 28-24, and they
topped Wooditown In a eonioiation
game, n-25.
Based ' on comparative scores
against WUdwood Catholic In the
Jambsne • here,- ihinlfaiiyien night
have a slight edge in Tuesday'! eon-
test- After disposing of the Holly
team, the ParoehlaU brushed aside
Ocean City, 34-1T,
From a eitppiiijTiiirTecelved from
Joe Tompklns, member or Ihe ' "'
lltcyffvg toflM. Wt li.u Hi- ._»
National Singles Shuffleboard Tour
nanient was recently held at it. FM-
enbura, Ws, iTfce •BtrjL IMP* flum-
bered 325. EttaUM * WfiSielF'M-
nw weather conditions, many were
Wjldl'rfe Not
Hurt by Tides
State Soys Starm
Net D*iTim*>ntal
Recent abnormal high tides along
the New Jersey coast had a minimus
detrinental effect because the bulk
of wildfowl that inhibits those areas
had emigrated soutHward, the Itate
Division of Fish and^Game today In-
formed Dr. Joseph E McLean. Com
BlHiioner of the Department of Cafr
servatien and Economic Develop-
ment,
New Jersey has i wintering popu-
lation of wildfowl at (hi* time but
no ill effects from last week's stonn
were observed. Observers reported
the presence of an unusual popula-
tion of Clapper and VUrilnia Sail,
There are Indications • larger num-
ber of this species are spending the
winter in New Jersiyr
The peak of the breeding and nest-
ing season for waterfowl that repro-
duce In New Jersey, is the late
•prlng and early fall. High tides at
Ibis |lmc of the year have no effect
on reproduction
Muskrats and other marsh fyr-
beann did find it necessary to shift
With the encroaehtne tides. In some
instances they berime vulnerable In-
asmuch as at this time of the year
the trapping and taking of muskrals
becomes legal for these who have a
hunting license and to those who
trap on their nun land.
No ill ef»«ts occurred to these
animals from the high wtier became
their breeding season takes plan la
the spring.
CLIAN •uilNIU—We need a
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s^pfly wiflflsfsM pbFV by MIM
classed In av.rv period as fta UoflJ
followed the pice of Joey Ambfaae,
who hit for a total of 2« points.
Cape May's Loy Btioirs, hotSver,
«••• the top tnan of -the evwhiE,
trashing through for IB goals •rid
teten »oula for 37 point!. '
•y M. KftslKI
We are glad to letrn that ••sale
Stnuae, who baa been ill in the
Shore Memorial Hospital since last
Friday, Is Improving ind eipects to
leave In a few days.
Inclement weather greatly reduced
he attendance at the rriday evening
card party. Only 1& appeared The
winners, all In pinsehla, were Ota-
beth Smith. Howard Turkhelmer.
Kitty Karris, BUaabeth Blundln, and
Lydia Peterson (door prize).
Forty were present on Monday
evening Dot .Olson and Cora War
nick were th«f hijil scoters In bridge;
and Lydla ttttr—*, i i T*
lielmer, art^It
by. Roth
Daniels and T
(Isle Trouthton racelval Ibe dooj-
Ijrlie | ' '• '•• A ; i,
Bowling
• • -r = " ^ - I . r •* * • * -* --
ttut IwtBf Ptaateren, pereniiliy
«t* of the. top teams In the City
BowluiE Mm, Snlahed aa enam.
plons of the Snt round of competi-
tion by a narrow one-point squeak
taJoixUy night at the »2th st. alleys.
Tb. plasterer, almost mat disaster
aa the MlUer OpUeal team chopped
.war nwit of their lead. The MUlen
potted a M win aver Menf eli Studc
baker whUe the Iwlnn wen drop,
ping a M verdict to the Inaurars.
ThU left Ewtagj with a »MJ record
and Mitten on thelt- heels with *?-».
Tucker and Hughes with DO famea
wen the week'a high aUisles seorem,
followed by McDonald with 114 and
n with Mi.
If
Miller ,,
Garden Motors
Hi
38 22
37 U
MH 24V4
35 21
_ _,, , ^ enter
waa Chatrles StaVn of Pleaaantvlllc
He stirviviii the ant thpee rounda,
Nice'going,'Charlie,
Joe alto informed us that BUI Ad-
aiu, long time member of the
sbuffleboard Club and now residing
in it, Petersburg, has been slek in
bed since the holidays, bit Is better
now and hopes to be ilp soon. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Cap* May Defeat*
Harnmor.tQn, M-9?
Cape Maj' HVifh Seh'ool^ talented
baskeleers visited Hammonton Fri-
day night and trounced the Blue
Devils lit a Cape-Atlantic Leapue
game, 6f^S, The Capers copped a
alight edge in every quarter except
the last, In which the Devils held
them even.
Howard Anderson hit ^or 17 poinU
to top the victors, Loy Ehlers added
16, Tom fteheler it and 8am Wil-
liams |i, pat Cotasurdo, of Hammon.
ton, was high for the evening with 1|
points, followed Closely by team-
male Jim Paolo with Mb
WMfTf
' "What is to be found pn the menu
of practically evep ton jn tMjjnun-
try*" asua a |emperanee agvotate,
Thumb.prtnts, perhaps—punch
DIAMOND* W I N
IN WOMiN* ClUfMIt
The Diamonds wrapped up the
lint hall championship of the rriday
night Ladles Bowling League Friday,
barely nosing out the Clubs In the
final competition of the half,
Th« Mmonds were undir pres.
sure to salvage a 24 eount in their
match with the Spades, but the
dubs, who wen tied wllh the half
winners for Ant place at the begin-
ning of the evening's play, dropped
a S-l decision to the cellar dwelling
Aces,
The Diamond team comprises 01-
wyn Smith, Sylvia Johnson, Sue Pe.
tursky and Fay Blngenhelmer.
Helen Johnson turned in the beti
high single performance with a J97
game, while Helen Mumford rivaled
this with 182
as 29
S4 SO
Mli JOli
MW SOla
mw ani
23Vj
Ueds eased into the first
lAnshl|> af the Ssnen
sean cltj Youth League at
St. Frll# vfcctrlc itT-uIng nid-
, SJU.. 0oueai
lt Blvd.. M armors.
»«n City 1615-R-ll.
CTON typewriter*—adding i
chines. Raymond McHemy. 4U
Ave. Phone OTll tf
OHN ALL YBAR M 7«] TERRIFLC
STRAIGHT FACTS THAT CAN
SAVE YOU A $3000 MISTAKE!
Paly the npyClipp-e>u SericB by PACKABO in the mediHni-pricc
field CM pier ym all the Smport»nt fcatwrw Fffu w« entitled to.
BUICKS
Ifll Super Hard Top Coop., Radio, haafar, Oynailaw,
. High School hutdod
this wmsan in m C«p#-AtUnUc Ltujdo
•me m% lUmnwnton " TuUd«y
[giit* 7 # 4 i i ...= . • • ? • : . r ~ * r
p*t Cotkuurdo lei the ijlu*; D«vib
IT polnta.
-... r the low-
tn wllh 11 polntj.
11K wtaner..
Mraiew nsje—No more jolt and jounce over roui-h alraelsj"
•" ' ^ ^•actroJcT.b Button Contro. of tb. »"W*"»-«=• • btu!t by Packard c^fUti-nl
.Ucjrumumon, Ultrametict Dr)v,nf „ T?"^«» Clipper Challenge Jfade Gat th» feel of
I" And you have the added security of £»«a«i-built quality-^aee the great Clipper ytlatl
Ftaff Prove to younelf that buying any car without Capper
«,»»» Toppower and topdrmng
e a JK)«r M4T axle ratio tint gives
ajl iutoro^ln; traiUH,la»,on' T
Every tar
guaranteed!
C.t«lln., Full Powor * Equip. ,
Stw ChM, UMF, Pull Pewvr.
H 4D
ftt*
the dig, baautiful Clipped
Stw ChM, U M
H 4-Door, H««t«r
C Conv«rtlbl», Fully Equipped
R. • H,
2^toor Hyd., R. A H.
«R, 4>Ooftr, OD, R. * H.
***"' *• * H - •
«««•, Hyd., R. « H.
, 44toor, Hyd., R. « H.
+*or Hyal., R. 4 H.
IT C l M
.W,4S0
, Mf i
m 895
f?5
1,B°5
14»»
1950 2-deor ladf n, Radio, h.at.r ind Ovnaflow.
CHEVROtETS
1»SS 2-deor iadan, Haatar, Hat cowtra, Se»l sharp. .,
1fM • 31S Station Wagen. 4-doors. Radio and haatar, .,
JfM lal Air Sport Coup.. PawarilMa, rattla and haafer,
IN] Bal Air Sswrt Ctkipa, PewarBlM*, power atMrlngi
radio and haatar, ,.,,.,.,,, ,, ,
If Si Deluxe J-dwr. PawaraiMa, radio and heatar,
IMI Deluia 4-d«r. MwifflMa, radio and h.at.r. ,,
Ifll iadan, haatar, new paint,
If M Belvn Mesr, PewaralMa, radfe and hiater, ,,,,
STUDSAKERS
•3741
I Mi
I1MI
USiD TV
SETS
GOOD CONDITION
25.00 up
SCHUFF aEcnuc
710 ASBURY AVENUE
• *" PhotM 1242
Th«t» make ideal
second sets for
your home.
$ m
f Ifi
• 4H
»4fl
, , . ?"> Smcjoth'n,',
T9Bl?IQrf.i.pveL
^nvfirtlM. .
r H«L, n. a H.
2«bfcr, Huttr
iC 2-Oter, Hyd., R. « H. 195
DRUCK
PONTUC-CADHIAC
1158 ASBURY AVENUE
OCEAN CITY PHONE 0606
.
nu Cammanaiar Hare! Tap V4, Automatic rransmlj-
llen, Ratlto and haatar, ,...,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, tltH
Ifll Champion, V4^ MMr, Haatar, ,,,,,,,',,,.,,,,,,, 1*75
ifM Comm.nd.r Moor, Haatar, New paint, ., > 441
DODGES
lfil Sedan, «.dHr. Fluid drlvt. ttadls and' hcatar.
Hew paint, i, I af I
INS Convertible. Fluid drive. Radio end haatar, , I Mi
OLDSMOBIU3
IMJ Super -M" 4-deor. Hrtfr.m.tk, ragla, haatar antf
power brake., ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,, flsfl
Ifll Super "»*" MMF, Hydram.tlc, rattto anal heater, IIMi
Ifll "»•" -Moor Sedan. Myairamatlt, raaila antt heater, • t»l
TIM following can »re In, axtsllant condition for tjiair
•gaj and wHI pivei you ttopandabla traniportatlon.
NEW and USED PIANOS
Grand* . tplneti • Uprlahts
Tunlne • Repalrlns)
CIRCLE PIANO MART
IOa tks Cltelc, Hwen P>lat>
r«ONE SIU if
uiesa dlalrlrt. ly
ready to operate on year
aalf. A Bolns buslneaa with a
fe of fau^ooaw. Ape-rtment* partial-
ly furnlahed Oil Hot water heat
throuKhout. Don't mti» thla one A
bargain at only S23.3OO.OQ. Financing 1 .
See wuium Real Ijlute, 81O Octan
Phone 090O. tt
STILL HUNTING around foi a Ion-
priced Investment proper!) ' Look no
more We have It The lot* low price
of only f9soo00 will bu> this cottage
anil tvio family unit full? rurntabttl
Autnmatlr hot water heaters eledrle
leftlseratur etc in all three Good
furniture Rented every summer with a
return of at least si ADO 00 Ha\e taken
as hIKh as $1 800 00 out on split aeeatirt
rentals Bu> this nou and end up with
a nice neat profit on Labor Day Sei
this 4oday through Wtsham Real
tan* StO Orpan Avi- Phone OaOO. -
ACT ^fOW [or inHMl lv,o fnmlly prop-
rill Also thrfe tearoom nnnawon
Bolh rf>RKonable nnd In excellent loca-
lum. Cullv" I * Ilru K .Phnn* OTi3 or 333e-H,
ing- lot Somera Polntj
tSOO^O cash for
hulldlnj
elt) n-
an ttly
»lt
for price agin i ' 1 IB
LOT-^Qonunerclal or residential. IdeaJ.
iy lomtetl for either, etrxion". up to
tirade, sidewalk and eurtt In, water
nnil sewer Only S3.2un.no. Wlsham Real
Instate 910 Ocean Ave. Phone OnoO tf
LOOK THIS OVER! sullnly hullt bun-
KBlow. bay acetlon. ^ bedrooms,
screened poiTh. gnrage. furnished.
SR.75O Ijtw doM-n pnyment nrrans^d.
Morrison ttemtont 8th St nn made on the twenty-ninth
day at December, 1055 on the petition
of Ihe subscriber the executrix at said
decedent notlrg la hereby ranklln A Kins ,
Attnrrte>
Ocean Cltl N J ,, •
i-5—It—pf *21 00 I
n-eiMtetl snu
Mayor staelt wat drat i
IMtuDwun
•sM the pnmnir* tt
boteti he owns at HI
It ttbat taUM to,
Uea of the atBee, wnath i
arowinf bMTler.
Heart
tb* blood .*mHl> end i
item accounted Car
compleutly tsTDdtateat ysar. 1
THat Tein-aaantaa
aU deaiiu In Uw atat*.
tailed 81 JOS.
Ua
ne*hln1 Af
Heart AuocJatloa
**& on o«tl»f
b the tfUte
Other tendjnj c#tt»v« pf
th-i tot ^
pthMulftd U
j.is.ion ChamlxM-*.
O0#>«n Cllj N(J* Jfcr.ey
o'clock A M on Ftlday the
of Jdnuai-yt i!>56. cov»?T,nK p
ftd dL-LBhefl plans and offers to IMH-
ivts ownfd hy titL- Cliy of Ocean
City, Npw Jrripy
thf- Westerly Ud* ol Biiy
tendint i Gret t
on
io
y Ud* ol Biiy Avt?nu« Ae»\X~
Great t^f Hmboj B&yfT v
h S h l li i
ttm
743 or 14 per cent, and tab
1 per cent.
tHt IS
Lave may be, blind, but 1
age Smother In4«w la an eye*-
—V2JS Belna Mercedei -
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
every respect. Write
tinet-Lrdnr
ROM ERS POINT-Y*?ai.y ipn
om bungs low Partly
Shore ltd.. Soflfieti P*olnt.
HRESfONE
N*>w •ntJ UMd
TIRES!!
, LBT US MB? P. M.
A*|>wry Avt. 1*^MW 02iM.
WE WILL
GIVE YOU
DOUBLE
THE BOOK*
VALUE
FOR YOUR
PRESENT USED CAR
(If It It a IMt te itJl)
WHEN TRADEO-IN ON A
NEW 1956 FORD
CFIgwrtM takan from Janvary \9ft ifsv* of
Had Book Ibatj Car Market Report)
SEE US TODAY
CITY MOTORS, Inc.
FAMOUS fdnroios
M "".J'
_ t?**n th«? SDtitn\M>*iei|v line of
the area known us lhf> airport to Lhf
City t'wn«?*1 incincmtur L>oo« Mut In-
cJude m) land now ItNiAtM for Ah par|
tie
B)dd(.rsi muMt sLmr \hf omuuni of
annual icnt thst w\u be paid the (li>
of Orean *.lt\ n**ni th*>ii l>>_ pu^ablc
In full for the 111 it } par w hen th*?
Ipaso I* txt?cut«^t and in B.d\aiK jear lhf>ipartt?i »X the
"?fflnn1nK «f tht leaso icrm foi an>
lbsfMiupnt jesr
The C\l} will consider renting sa|ri
land for a pet lod not to exceed flvL
f 5) years pnn Ided am mich Ira**?
md> be leimlnated t>> the nij on
Ihlrtj (TO) da>-s noilro
There •»** HO restrlctlonai usatiul Uw
lavrfuj iw of said landa except.me
thoKL>d b> the epartnient ,_
State House Trenton,
male dtueu
Orean City
43W per ye
pel Jear"
t» nslt SJ
ar FUeoX *
ar" *°** ><
SIB JKBHKV DltrABt
OF tnil. HKalVICK EXA
Annownced _ closlns* date
closlns date tpr.
January 3L )s»«?*
tttes and mlnlnuun a
—Jns apply to Department <
Service. Stale Mouse. Trenton ' . __,_ .
Open to male and female clttsxnj, A 'J
nnth. resident In Ocean city CissfE •*
awiUcaUom Ja
plications do'
istlons
p
month, resi
Bookkeeper ent In O
Salar>.
tliat
anv
wfll 1 properly safe-
mndlllnns
icuaid It
Bids and proposals ma> be Rubmlited
on fnrms supplied hv the blddLia but
all details must be dl*clns«!
An> bulldlns; or alructuici^ now on
jeec lands are not thepropeit> of tht*
Clt> snd ere not a aublAct of this lease
proposal The Olt la feaslnjc said land
as vacant land onti and ulll deliver
poxsesslon of said land tn thr aurcesa-
ful bidder as vacant land
Ihp richt to rpJwTt any and oil bids
and proposals Is reserved
HENRI SILLINL.
City Clerk
1 3—Ti—pf SB SS
CLASSIFIfD DISPLAY
HERE!
SAVE HERE!
•*l I.IKC-OI.N
Clar kl l
sedan.
.N t^tiH «^.r sedan.
rstdW, beater, aatasaatte
B, wklte aall Him, etn
iTB "sawer it
NOTICE TO
Estate of Morris
wsed
Pursuant to the order of Artlli
Larleks, Surrogate of the coi
Cape Ma , made on tfte ninth
Jaauart lass on the petition .
anbscilber tn« eircutora of said
ient notice la hereby alien
Creditor* of aald decedent to
to the executors: within six
from the ninth da\ of Jsndary,,
their claim, in writing and under 1
•perlfjlns; the amount claimed ar
partleulars of ttie cTsum
Mdellty Mlladetplila Tn
Archei, orolner Hunter A
AUornoj
Camden, New Jersey
"~ "—pfilioo
IrsmiMliilaB, wklte aa
trie *H|-|d*r.
lUa us
", Uao (r*ea, rmdl.. lie*t>r.
••talsialU! trupaiUlUaj. user
•teerUf. Hklte wall tires «I.S».
Mee aid Hkll*. radle. (eater, asrt*.
Hatlr tra,a*mlw«l«B, mhlte -sra>
llm. paner pteerlaiit. pvwer
•la LINCOLN V.prl kardtap.
Kreea. radl*. keater, kal
•M_ MBeMUsfi H.aterey hi
— CLOifD $M(«DAYS
*OTtCK TO LUUI ClIIW
Eatate or Laura 11. Smith, D
Pursuant tb the orier ttf Arthu
Laticks. aurimitte ot the c
Cape May made on the twelfl..
Jsnusry. 1«S6. on the petition _
(ubacrlber, Ihe executon of aald i
Sent, notice la hereby - •
J
Credlton ol aald deceC
Sonl^^SS
their elalma In wrltfo
specirylnc the amoun
particulars of the cu
Dated Ja
>£-* \ v
^Si.^ -' *\£ e t* ^ t " '

* • » ' . % .
"VMS
>*. UtacM
. VaUnady
wai
• to* dapartr
r«-»t the homo
plea before
A. nm
•Up
to* a care>
•> a
10th
avt.
OMet Guard
! Auxili-
Ourd
ANUARY
€l£ARANCE
Annual Sale of
MEN'S SUITS
20% Reduction
ON ALL
SUITS TOPCOATS
SPORT COATS
M.0P SUITS Now 44.00
45.00 SUITS Now 3*.O0
50.00 TOKOATS Now 40.00
4i.00 TOPCOATS Now 36.00
MM
22.M
Swift by Clipper Craft A Style Mart
Sport Coats by McGregor
SUITS New 40.00
TOKOATS Now 31.60
Now 26.80
5IWF COATS .-New 24.00
STOUT COATS ........................... Now 18.36
Sheer Berkshire Nylons
U fwgc — 20 denhr - Full taMmed
m m If1
1 1 l*"f
X •\J%J PAIR
3 pair 3.15
(Ofscon/znued Sfy/«;
« MT R*gu\arly , ~
QUALITY O9C
HOSIERY B¥C ' -
THREE
PAIR
2.00
Continuing Our Sale of
Men's and Boys'
WINTER JACKETS
BOYS' SIZES 8 to 20
VALUES TO 6.98 . . . . N O W 4 , 9 0
REG. 12.96 to 14.95. . .
16.96 TO 1t.95. . .
19.95 TO 24,95. . 4
NOW 8.90
NOW 12.90
NOW 17.90
A1UE Now 8.90
11.90
17.90
•
•
•
J
Nylaea tap and tea ring
•nds garter and toe runt
Plffad hM(
"£Ups" fMrfattly
Narrew Ml*
far modern ihee daiign
fSHMHaiH^Baaaaaaaaaaay
JaaaKBaawSl^BaaaaaaaaaH
«..•••« •" '«$#:•>
• •f«
SPECIAL GROUP
100% ORLON
Ladies' Sweaters
Pull Overs ... 2.98
Cardigans . . . 3.98
WORTH MUCH MORI
SPECIAL GROUP BOYS'
COTTON FLANNEL
SHIRTS
1
for a
short
only!
time
THURSDAY, JANUARY
Florsheim
discontinued styles for men
REDUCED
10 95 to
and
S«*e money any on famous Floriheira Shoes
you'll wear for many a seaion in comfort and style.
Our nocks are limited—so con* in early!
for thorough
cleansing
Homoginln4
Cleansing Qnvn
—lor nunul,
oily or dry tkin.
Rviular value
2 00
onlyiM
for perfect 0
make-up
Initin
Rtgular value 1.50.
now only |M
values to
on fine
beauty essentials
Homojsnlnd nl|lit
Ctejm.RtjuUrvalm
1.50. now only It*
for radiantly clear skin
for a flawless
complexion "J
'Vitamin A.D-
Complex Crelm. •
(teiultr Him 2.50.
nowonhf JJ»
' • £ . , '$$$&^;'$m£.
- , AM* wdruhtM in Area's &*»!• contra
, wkkli includes two mem hers by sectors In the north and south
Branch of the American National I
Irkta. Tha "true yalua" Is Moo,s
announced by A hearing on the new figures waa
dartaken at tha ailractlan of the
UtMl iMw the aMenad vaiim
May County Board conducted yesterday at Court Home,
•fata ganrnnxnt, rovufed a wMe
according to City with representatives of yartoui tax.
••ed far local pwrpeie taMtIM,
flutfuatton. In aueMnent practlwt
Ing districts present, Ocean City As-
The higher llgurei are to be used among Hie munklpalHIat. In r*la-
»e«tor Thomas J. MePougal otlendcd
as a buis for apportionment of the Han M frua value, the board uW
but did not enter any official protest. aunty tax load among the dlstrlets, th.t •iKumanH retife from a
law af 1434 par MM in Lewer
T.wnihl* ts a hh»h raNa of UM
par iant In Wait WNahMeat.
Table Per Tax Load Equalization
KatM
AnMUHt
In an attempt to bring all toe va!
•f
bywhkh
bywhkh
uatloni up to the tapie level, the
AHrefate oourd inereaied these valuations by
Veto*** '' attatiatl
•Ml
fa
valuaahali veliMlMii
•True from M M W per cent.
Tru. Value ^4 InCPIJISIB helncnMea
Value Ocean City, beeaun its true value
2S.28 MB.M
8.879.683
figure hai been inereaatd by one of
23,100,IHS Iha hlghut pereeliUget, 4S4 per
iJSM
MM
STBJt iMM aMM4i
MIS
310.87
llMJM cent, eMMeqaenUlf will have one of
the heavleit Increases In Hi share
BMn 17.53 4TO77
H1JW UM
SS77S umm
of the county tax burden, Mr Adims
M0I»
3M34MS
pointed out,
3AM SU.20
21,550.731
32JMJ68
Tha baarai 1MB currant city itvin
4H01
J . ^7
l&M
13.10X310
Dturtt rh»t th. true valva chavM
1B.1V MH.7S
21,438^3*
»a fllt^4U*a, ma hhjhett a* w
17.M
ruaMr
et Hie la Munty tantn* dhrtrkh.
U.17
Thlt h an IncrHia at tnjW.IM
346*
174*7 , 4
ever MM lafal ratiMea at fijatf by
1»7»
47MMM
board,
$3
.J,l<
v At the i
Corp re-elected
I»tt as ll»
Funds Approved fMtlt, vice
l,unny treasurer, and WHlJni*
Lolll^on jr, Kcrctuy;
Other dlrecton are FVink •
For Asbury av. the lodge's current WonM|i I,
I The carporation made It limafll '
available for the paving of A»IMII> • lhat the funds neceuary for A|l^>aa%
av, this spring, Mayor Edward It I hltioua bulldlnir project went' ->*-
Bowk.-r announced Friday,
i roi,ed bry a campaign •mtmg'IM'
, Masons thrnuelves
The mayor said the city's main
1
street will be paved from curb to Tha new Temple wW veer
curb for the full dlstansc from 1stI
ern mkytcraper BwMdlM an
st, 10 14th st. He said it la planned Sea •>*•*
also to pave Simpson av, from lot
it to 5th St., if Biilllcienl fund« are
Tax Forum at ! emaining.
Legion Home Wednesday
Heart Drive
Mayor Hawker's statement fol.
lowed notification received by the
The public is Invited to attend an
to glv*
commissioners Friday from the state
"Income Tax p'orum" next ^fadnes-
ui warnlnf" but that he doubt, day nilht at B o'clock in the head-
Hiiihway Department that $1(460 in Open Next W
the Stetc Health Biaartmant will quarters of Morgan.Ranck Post. Am
maintenance stair aid funds are
crack dawn on municipal Severn, erican Legion, 14th st, and Haven av. available: for the Asbury av, project. Lt>ad»rs
menrt—far Hit praunt, at leait, The guest speaker will be A, K, In December tbe city waa aliotml City and County
Molfelt, an internal revenue agent
n state funds under the
"It would be impractical for the
with 13 years' experience, who is
The Cape May County Hearts
slate to try to force every commu.
connected with the Camdcn district Department allocates receipts from elation will open .Its third
nily to discontinue its trash dumps
africe. lie will discuss the most fre- vehicle and gasoline taxes.
during the month of L ,
Immediately," he said, "Practically
quently used tax 'forms and basic The state contribution, us in pre startlim with • "Tag Day" on
every town around South Jersey is In
principles to assist taxpayers in fill. vious years, represents roughly M day, Kebrmry 4. under tb» m
the same fill we are—open dump,
Ing out their own returns. He also per cent of the cost of the paving sion of Mra, Wlllard B. Slut]
and ns money to build incinerailnis
will answer questions from ihe audl* procram. The remaining lo per cent Dolaney pi., Ocean City.
plants."
ence.
Is provided by the city as a budget Louuj M. Palmer, Ocean tov
The slate code says lhat anyone This forum, arranged with Post item.
David C, Iniierw.ll, Wildwoad, ,
burning refuse In an open dump Commander I. Leslie Lawrence Jr.. Mayor Bowker "said that all re. area chairmen for the 19M (
can be summoned to a Health Du. is part of the Internal Revenue Du quired forms are being filed at Tren- raising (ampaiji., h*v* MinoiL.
partment hearing. The Department reau's current "do it yourself" proton so thai the project can be stall- the Heart §mday ehUrnMn whoJ
has power to obtain an Injunction gram to reduce the number of tax-; tax- ed at the earliest possible passible date this •Id In lira' citytwldc canvaw "
barring Illegal burning after a spe. payers seeking advice in bureau Spring, with the hope of, eompletloii uled for February 3S. •
clued date.
omces. I before the busy summer months.
The mayor some months ago asked
Mrt,* Harry a. Klamte Jr,
an engineering firm lo prepare est).
Plmiaala rd, hat been imiri
mates of the cost of placing the city's
Hilt area. Her Eaptalnt and
incinerator plant at Mth st. and"Wonderful
Peop/e' Here, Say art wHI be annavked «* «
Bay av, hack in operation, and alia
data.
the cost of building a new inciner-
Other* named In the county^
ator, Re iald yesterday that these es- Burned Out Airman and Wife Harold 1, Abraina, Woodbuie;
timates have not yet been submitted « By KAY MWIN
found and over the week end .1WaUer
Sawn Sea Isle C"
lo him,
Ocean City service clubs, sororities, steady stream of people bearing CharlM De Vaul, geavDie;
civic organizations md individuals clothing and household articles Roblnjon, South Seaville; ~
"•ventwaiiy the itaht will feree acted with spontaneaui alacrity in flowed to Ihe emergency home of the •ant Fraicn, ManMni
in fa Incinerate our refute and coming to the aid of Airman and young couple.
ence Lee Nelson and Ml
dhuwittnue the outdoor dump," ha Mrs. Harvey Swataworth and their As of Monday afternoon, a smile r, Leeke, Avateni tin, '
tonnd+d. "bocam. ef tha con, ninc-month-old daughter, Suiy, over was once again seen on the face of mas, CaM May Court
•lullsQ ^pvHfrH HI fltntivy 9T ^$9^* the week end, *
Mr*, gwauworth and a return to Mas Weielit, 3pe Mj
laHon. The ajuatHan h> haw much
leeway they will eifew."
On Monday of last week the Sivats-
normal living became a reality for
wonhs* trailer home was completely
the family, ^
burned out, leaving the, family with Included In the «lrr» were a earn, TIME and
Tr—n Again Head* only what they wen wearing at the eieta layatta far Me baby eBpaiMti
time, They came to Ocean city and In Juno, . trlfc, hlchcrialr, tarTlaae,
County Fireman's A«.n. appealed to the Red Cron to help bMMbu and tahla Ibten, atactrto
Freeholder Walter H, Treen. of
them, *
I" HW» H Kall^al •'•• iv^bnliaa 11 Wiling t^^bAaaaBi ^&m¥Wt T -W HlWIIf - r - - wi If-
WlWwootf, wal re-elected president
far %mv, dtohat, .Mttliw few k*th
of tae Cape May County Firemen's
Tha ifary «f the trafeaV ap. Mr. anal Ntn. twarnnrth, and •
Auoclatlan at the annual meeting In
peered In laif weetA lltya af Hit BlSllA Ui^A ainf
Wjidwood. _
•anHnaHLadfer. Thur»d.y afrer-
^vpfp mwwwww^ wmiiii Iff iCalU
and donation! ware lUII com- m^mm
K. Weber, af Stone Harbor,
te th. family ing In to ihaw, at Mn. Swataworth
Mid, -what wonderful pieWa
. 1tMlrf«». ;
•X BIUII apaHniiit had Ban
-u... :

Pl&tl >, • -•
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELtgPGER
THUKSPAY, JANUARY
JANUARY 26,
at —IH»I
»IMa «w.'
btuioau
In
for U
thlnii
Ocaen City a dls-
•nder-
Gnn
.. in Ihe
of ttw itat* an the
«•> nwtt
•ar
VWi/fe *o# Goes fo Wretches
Who Mitt Exchange Meetings
Rats aad f IT»» potorioutly
poor mlxera, and unlesa member* of
Ihc Ocau City Kxctunfe Club boost
perfect attendasee at mecUnps In
tHe next two montlu. unc mart
houaebalda are |oln« to contain thla
combustible «mbuiat|en
of 4b. elub became «x-
thl* domicile disrupting
pouJbUKy thla week with the an
aouocnaent (hat a white r4 will be
• for a week^ M
D habitual abKntees from 'the
grotnjft veekly meetings
•iKt waa apawntd try Hi.
ttanu of tetren m*n each, one of
their number Mrvlnf as captain. The
team with
niclpai Judge Louis Mattera for
failure Is answer tlfht parkinf
tickets
When Issued, the tickets car
ry a II fine. The tickets warp
placed on the woman's car over
the past several months for ever,
time parking. Procrastination In
this ease cost Mrs. MeOfnnls
three times the normal penalty
for each violation.
Horzog Completes
Officer Training
about ii feet from
ment, and extends
—In iLjfc averhaajj—SeiieraL ftth&fe
>f -large truek* previously
had csmpliined about the obstruc-
tion te their vehiclei, police re
ported.
Th. condition w n referred W
Fire Department omclali, who .ra
iw to he*, the land-
. re-heated. Prank Necna, ot
Philadelphia, If reparted Hi he the
of tha hotel.
Other communities in the county
placing plastic heart:, around the
busineti areas are Avaion, Cape
May, Wlidwood, Woodbine and Sea
Isle City,
| Ocean City's plastic hearH will be
i put out February 1 hy Gcorso
! Booth, nanied chairman of (his
I"" b ^ r ?>«»"• ..,„ ,
he lobbv Boor, i» ! - °* c " T enenUaum. Wildwood. ««»
the alley p.VD: i ""J""" SD J cl »' Sifts chairman for
almoNt three feet ' "? il , rt ,h J ? ', £ C T ' '"
local
li'Ilei, wlrirtr Oei'an
people
City
mm
The trailer, owned by Robert A,
lourth and James p. McClean of
Vlnelami. sustained about U0 dam-
to Its side. Police reported «n
•1^1*250, damage to the lire
and ctiriBT by m,
er also will du for I be
area.
At the state level, about 30,000
voluntMr canvassers— the laraest
army of warkert in the hlilery *f
the New Jersey MNtf AisocJatJan
—will launch th. H.art Fund neirl
Wtdnesday, almlnf at a Itate-wlde
•aai ef %7MJ>00.
C W, Floyd Coffin, of Ensiewond.
tl i h
DR. I
Dr. Edward 1
City, was elected
B. TYSON
Tjsotl, of Ocean
president of Ihe
dil
y p
Cape May County Medical Society dt
a meeting of the group in Cape May
Court House Tuesday evening.
Dr. C. }. Records, of Cape May,
was named vice president; Dr. H. F.
Hughes, also of Cape May, treasurer,
and Dr. 1, J Mauotta, of Wildwooil
secretary. The various members o
committee* whose terms expire,
were re-elected.
The »o=esntraetnr^ fur
he job, anneuiiet'd that MU'CI rramr'
wsrk is beinil brought te the rttori
lo replace the lest NciFToId,
The Meei, which i? fnicrlucki'd
with nut& and hoi is, is rspeeted tn
be able to withsiand the ballerina -1
ihe waves in any subsequent hiyrm^
Mr FricQ ^aid that the dvluy wil
not jirevent ih*? tsntrflttor having
the job af atrenalheninii the tuner
and steel piliniis and substruciure of
the pier completed by the summer
New Boy Scout
TroopOrganized
Waldman to Lead
K. ef C, Group
Preliminary urganizatisn steps for
a new Boy Seaut troop, No, STS were
taken Friday evening at a meeUny
in the home of John F HDitand,
with Harold V, Feyl, chief Seout es^
ccullvc of ihe Atlantic Area Council,
The new troop will tap spnnsnft>d
hy the Oeean Ciiy Cyuntll Knights
af Columbus and will meet in the Hi
Augustine's school hall.
E. Thomas Waldman was named
^nutmasier and Mr Holland i>
chairman of the Ireep committeu,
Olher leaders of ihe work are Che^=
!ur Wimberg, ^eeretary treasurer;
Harold Marshall, property chairman;
TheudorF Clym'pr, advancement
chairman: Robert MorrWi fiutdaors^
man, arid Ernest Phillips, pubji?h>
L'hsirman.
It is planned to csU a meeiiny
innii in the school hatl id give inter-
ested parents and leaders full infer-
maiinn abyyt the troop program. The
rommnttK'men reported thai beiween i
i3 and an buy* are intt-M^U'd in
jnining,
The Kniali!': nf t'oJiimbiiM also nvt
as: spoiiMtr of Cub park So. "iT,
«hreh was Drjianixt'd abuul a soar
RALPH S. HERZOO
liaiinM eoiiipieted a tivo=monih aHi'
cur basic pauFse in December *»t
Qyaniioo, \'a=, Marino Second Lt,
Ralph S. ttcTiot. son of Mr and
Mrs, Ralph Ilertpg, 610 12th !•!..
Ocean City, has (tfrn assigned to
regular duly ai the Quaniico bn^e.
The basic course quilHU 1 * nc-wiy
cummissionrd lieutenants for cam-
mand of infantry platoons and 5ta:T
duties.
County Airline
to be Continued
Protests Result in
License Renewal
Polio Drive
CsnHnuM *"« "••• '
Anjon. not cunlatlad h» tha «•
IWrara H U,rga* •• "•" «•"''»«•
Nam !» Oanarai ehiiriiwn Lynny
at ilty hail tr •»« eampalih trtas,
urar Lamyal H. Mini af Th,- N.
llanal lank si Oiaan CUy.
Meanilmc ihc drive is joins for-
ward ihreushoui (ho communiiy by
means of dlreci m»ii salifilalinil ami
coin rcceplnclti in public Pisces. **
well ai in (he .choois.
Dr J Thorniev HiiMhfs. fhairmaii
for orginiMlions, rcportcil thai eiahl
groups so far have wnl in fOlitrlliu
iion«. five of them in Ihe pasl w«!l.
The latest sifis ieknowledaed cams
from the tlamnu Chapter, Ometio
Lambda Fsi; Police and Firemen s
Ussoeialion: Counci! No. 10, DiUjih,
tors of America; the EKihaiigo Club,
and the Cdiumijui cliih.
Becau'se of (he neccFsily of wait.
! in« (or ariioii ai mectinM«. Pr.
, Hughes said lhal manj ursanijalniii
; aifls froqutntly arrive well inly
February,
The Wildwood Cte,t
eation hu approved a
for S150.2JB for the IBiK,
year. The propoied budget ii •
more than the current one.
Board offleiars laid (taaii
crease was caused by a hjL
tuition fce» at W i i ^
Wiid,^
mindotary teaeheri»
increases, and the sddli|o« I
new teachers tu the staff
General
Landscaping
Cedar Bridge I
Nursery I Grei
ZiON ROAD AT
BARGAINTOWN
at inllKai SEA— rt "
B IT!liei From a
PHONE SOMERS
wtiuh
Capt. Graham
CemHnu#d from p*gg 1
L^r fyporipd (hst therp are only liiti
raduatys in active law eiiforeenieiit
uvnuii'!* in New Jersny= The Ws*a,^
i\v- sponsor ihreeday ret raining
tjrisds ^umeuhufu in thy state every
U. %. Co*»t Cu*rd, has b*en
membtr §f ffe* pellet ferec tln
July Iflf, H* w*i promoted to t
ank of ifpgvJBf in Ocfsber 19
nd was mmdm cipNln l*sf ye#p.
A nativy of North Carolina,
iikes his horn* 1 here with his u
^rjopic, at 11 Sunset pi. A" s
arviii, is in th*? Sa\ al ^r if o
iriji'ia
nsj stahonied in V
Capt. (Iraham hii prevlgusJy
g
dutT'fed hy- ihi* FBI, and ihe
police Course in procedure?
Tax Ratables
€Snflnyf>f frem pig* 1
t'Fly fnr uxatinii at one o! the io\* =
ysi ratios in tht? t-aunty, or 17.73 per
tent. Others a^o^ing on ghoul ihe
*.ame basi^ iru Dennis and Upper
siiidy find* &vvvn du
? at more thsn 20 per
alue, with nine below
CUSHION CREPES
LOOK WELL
FIT WiU.
WEAR WILL
CompUto Selection ef CHILDREN'S SHOES
Tr«i|t«d P*r#onn*l to Infura Prop»r Fitting
. Doctor*' PrtMriptieni Accurately FIIM
^ ' S CHILDREN'S SHOES
M3 Atbury Av«. Phono 3373
QPIN PNIP4V5 AND SATURQAYS UNTIL 9 P.M.
The hoard
triets asse^in
tent of tiue
that ratio,
Oeean City finance ofTuials in tht 1
past have tried to adhere to a py,-.
eunlaqe of about 20 per eent oi roii=
Mruetion eost on new buildiiiti.
Mr, Adams said thai one rea*oH
thM Oeean City increase in "irue
value" is so ureat is the iaet that
properly being sold in Oeean CiiyJMon
haii been eomminding a higher rv= day
?ale value than in many ether eom^jinfo suh-caminl.tco
rtiuniiie^. This ueuld have afferted mcniN: LadMic Del Cnrlo and Forrest
ihe market levels u&ed by (he board ! R, Bridesam. Both leaders o? Ihn
in its Mudy, he pointtid out, HJOUI iroop Hponserrd by the Fir>»
-— ; Mcthodisi Church here, are serving
lie leaves ajon the attendance ind partieipgtion
leemmiitees.
A npu nir caf'Mer opersfni
t-ate ha?* been U*u?d in ihe
Htates Oversea? Airlines, Ine
operates from ihe Cape May Count:.'
Airport, assuring tminnustion of tho
business which is an imporliiiit st-^
men! of the eegnumi^ life uf Cape
May County, (."unurpshman T Mi!let
JiantJ fli>c!used tuday.
li.Tnd said he had been rmiiheri ot
tin? new certificate hs C, J Lu\U* s r,
adminisiraior of Civil Acriinautio. ,
lailowing wuf-ks of elTnrt io tinar^
CAA ohjeetioiis to rentHvai oi I hf "
i=umpany"s ecrt?l!eftt£:
'1 am pleased thi.i ihruuuh ihc
tooperatipn of the rnmpaiiy with my •
.^taff the deficienttes have been ear* I
reeled and th£t the egmpsny IN HO» I
; fuNy eertifieated/' Lowter reported to j
Congressman Hand, annyuncing ihe '
issunnee of th*? new certificate. j
Hand bad telegraphed his prutest
f io ihw CAA on Ms OrlKina! aetinn
deny ing renewal of the eornpany*s
i«i»rttn«t* and cited the exeeilrtit
'. safety record of the line. He later
submitted a protest tn person ind
a-Kkpd the CAA io review the case.
In a statement today, C«nj?ress^
man Hand said he »a£ yraiifiyd at
the outcome of the CAA 1 * review and
i at its celerity tnd action in response
tfe Ms iirategts, w 4
Csnyrc^sman Hind w*rked wiitt
•• officers of the I'nlted States Qverspa?
Airlines and with Frefholder Walter
If, Treen, of Wildwood, direetor pf
the County Airport, in bevkina i?o,u=
inev of the new permit.
nversea^ Airlines t-nndut-i^ an vs.-
l*.=n?ivc air-ffijiylit L>(:eral iuii unit
planca aoin^ I'rnm Uie Co.iniy Air-
port to all parts of ihe world.
Resort Men Aides
For Scouting Show
The American Legion of Atlantic
County has joined forces with the
Ai Unlit 1 Area Council, Boy tkouls uf
America, hi sponsorship of the an =
nual Fsposition ot StoutinJ m the
Atiaiiiic Ciiy Audiiorium.
The sPinw is scheduled lur Marth
ifi and IT and will bring tone! KIT ihu-.
work of 4J8g Lu\u. Scout*. Ex-plur- i
ers and Leaders of ihe L'rtunt'iL
The iunviy formed Joint Commi^^
sion on arraiigenienis met Wcdnus-
niyht last week and
Oh-6-h/
V
And
Oh-h-h!
What a
beautiful
price!
see vouB NEAREST
OLDSMOBILE
PIALIIR
TRAVEL BY. TRAIN
OUTBOUND
TiMITASLi-
AH Timn Slioim Mir' Kiiirrs giaiilarl' Tims' N.,,''
LIAVI OCIAN CIT¥ — IBth It.: ' '
H:;3 A. M. T« I'iiMa. ami (nmHi-D*. liaii.v i;xri*pi NmiUiyi.
ill; I'. .11. Tu I'liiln nil rnmdin>, Ilailj ljs,,.pl hunda)..
6:5! I>, II Tu Flilia. mil l.i n- NunHum anil IIilidDI,
•PiiiEngeri ehinfe at H.ddonfield
fi*sgprM)f Philfld^lphii ms.v IIstl flirfii4i-lir* of idjiitiiinai If-ftlr
rtioi C'sindiB Irllm aad rnnnrrliDg »IM, n,f NuhulJ' IKrt *,
•• Bro.dii.) l.».d,n 1>rralB«! 1» 1 SI la and l.upuji slwu. nilla. I
. . . . - iptcial Low-Par?
4-Dty Round Trip Rail Coach
To CJmden Ts Phila, ri.CH !••*
Prom: Ocean £i»y .. IJ.jo j , 00 FKD. TAX
Sea Ijle eify , ).Ǥ tin efclldi-fn
Avaion J.oO
4,2D
Many a little while
black mark behind it,
FINAL
Over 150
WINTER
DRESSES
NOW
$7-50
II! Regular and §
Half Sues
TALESi
Dress Shop
744 ASBURY
£&£&
and
RADIO
-f REPAIRS
SIRVICt Our factory trained experts
are at ysur iervlee u per-lob
or contract basis. C*lf it lowl
YOUR PRESENT TV
IS WORTH MOM
AS A TRADE
ON THIS POPULAR
MOTOROLA
EYE-CONDITIONU> TV
— REMEMBER —
WHf N IT COMES
TO TRADE-INS
lOYD'S GIVE THI M
COLOR TV A SPiCIALTY
w .11 * C O M I IN ANYTIME
We II Be mad .„ ArMngs a Home TrU!
Without Obiiiation
Anlannat Initallad end sarvlcW- w
any TV m rMla n.«i, wa «re ai •»»'
te yey ai ysur ta(aphsr|
. 4 Cm
i,d lo the
UP ^gu
,n earlier iitlaik Hvi- yt'ars
resident of Oi-Min Cilv *incu
W. B. Spirall, Ones
Count/ Legion Chief
Funorol scrviepi wrfo conductfrt in
Philadelphia late last week lor Wll-
yam B. Spiinll, of Cinjion, fofmcr
c-ammftiuk l r of thp Cap? May Counfy
Amerlion Legion. UP died of a herirl
nllnck nl lhi> Kleerlnii wheel of a
Ilorisrs Irlirlt. ~,
A former resldpnl of Avaion.
where he wns curelaker of the Ava-
Inn fire housi-, hp maveri to Clayton
fihsut tuo years aye. A veteran of
World War I. he was active in eoiin-
ty veteran affair* for
vearN.
lie Ij survivocl by his «rfe. Grasp,
a (liiuahlMr iinil his mother, who re-
sided with him.
Mrs. Kathryn Young,
Cold Star Mother
Mrs. Kathr.vi n. Youni-, of fSrtl
ti.. Sea Isle C.ty, dletl it Merry Ho«.
IJlial la.i week. She «-«s S2.
A Gold Star Mather, «he had been
Ii residpn! ef thai resort for 12 yean
foioinK from Norwood, Pa. Her only ;
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEOGeR PAQtll -r I
son, Li, Robert L. Vounil. LI. S. Air
Force, was (tlllea in action In Ena-
land In 1944.
She was a member of the Sea Isle
Methodist. Church and Its omrlal
board, and was president pf ill
W.g.CS. She also was a member of
the Townsend'ii Inlet Improvement
Assuciailon and the AujflllBry of the
a mimhfr of |Nfnlthljimanna.Ileye!le PO!,1 No, J40,
American Legion,
Survivinii are two hrothers. Aldon
nowan. of Phiiadelphia. and Frank
llav-an, of Tomisencrs Inlpt.
j. Harry Todd, Toll
Collector On Bridge
Iniwrnmi will
nttfry, piilfrmn
die Finkbelntr,
mdtnt '-
A resident or TownHCnd's Inlet
h.'riii'l-h'i'm-h 1 i thm < » pafs - ht wa!i « to11 iukor on
ni run wiuiifi. i k = e i i n i.ui,.-!*, i.^i^ ,= ^ . . ^ ^ ^
liny Friday
be in Weii-ide
fuosrai >wi» *vrv iciiului-li-cl
Balurdsy ill Sprpne Clly. Pa,, inr
filfi iariiiJ Finkhi-im'i, nl ilils lc:i-
f, Oipail City,
! FlnkllC'inf r. u hn Mill iB, dip(l
, jinuarv IT iihile vi»ilin4 rel;i-
|f« in Roier.lnrU. 1'a. Sin- was ;i
Hidem of HUN ri.iiii lur muri' thiiii
Sytlrs and »va« u me rtilier ill' ,i\,
ihn's Luthl'rail i'liurih liprp,
J THf llct, Franli V. Arilpr iiinciiit
p seriit'Fs in rhf ! NI'IMIH Fiini-
Iprihfi'Cilv. Interment wa-*
i Cemetery mar thcri'.
ihp Sea I.^le-Avjiion bridt^o uf Oeean
Driie. He was lurmerly a resilient 01
Camden.
I lie »as a menilipr of the Mi-rchant-
i villu Masonic L«dye. u paNt exalted
| ruler of Ihc. Camiicn Ijielue of Elka,
; bi'liint'iid lo the Nmith-Lamanna-Ra-
j split* I-'ii^l, American Legion, and Ihe
TowMsend's hiiet improvement ANNO-
fiation.
Me is Miri'ived
und Mi.,. ,1
his parenis. Mr.
d Tdd f C
Mrs. Gertrude Collins,
Af Somers Point Home
SOMEKS POINT — ServkcB were
londucted in SI. Joseph's R, C,
Church yesterday for Mrs, Gertrude
G, Collins- of IS Somers av,, who
died sufiriiMli;- Friday of a heart at-
lack at her home. She wan M,
She i, Murvived by her huMBSlid
Morris J; a sister. Mrs. Elipahett]
Jindy. Phiiauelphia: two brothers
William J. and Jatnn V, O'Neili, both
of Philadelphia.
James Hawn, Pioneer
in Lower Township
James Hawn, one of (he pioneers
of Loiier Township, died at Bur-
dette Tomlin Memorial Hospital on
Frida\ at Lite age of M,
Mr. Hawn, who made his home it
Erma, was a resident of the to*n-
ship for 7S years, living ut his Erma
homestead for 00 years. For 45 yearj
he was sexton of the Tabernagie
Mfthodlit Chill eh,
Survnins are a son, the Rev. Rob-
1 Inwnml Todd of Can ! eti W Hliwn - P»«lor of Ihe Fiemlna
den. .nri . iSSSr.^SlnV""r l "? ^ V Church; a dau.hter,
5lerUnrd I-akps ~ ! Mrs - E dna Garretsen, o/ Erma, aitrl
R. B. Kunktl, Former
everything
ASfHMA?,
Try therapy wii& tism
Restaurnnr Operator
Ilylpii B Xiinkcl, ii retired Sea Isle
Sat
An-
City restiiursnl uperainr, died
iirdny al the stale hospital
rora. He was 6S.
A r"r.it!ini of Sea Nie for 10 years,
hi' was associated in the confection,
ftry business, lie formerly operate'!
,i restaurant at Vin#iandr Three
years aju he sulTered severe iniurie"
in an automobile accident, and had
never fully recovered, lie i. survived
by two brothers.
! four Krandthildren.
i Norman Taylor,
Store Salesman
Norman Taylor. 44, of Wildwood, a
chain Htore salesman, died Monday nt
Hahnemjin Hospital, Phiiadelphia,
He was a past master of Hereford
Lodge, F, and A, M.. and a member
of Ihe Wiidwnod Order of Eastern
Star and the Wildwood Assembly 01
KUP7URE-EASER
i. Sni«i!p iii IrjBL Adjmiabk Isg
. —=. „___ , gofti rial sfmii pad. No i!»! er fcatfiif
HUGHES CENTRAL
PHARMACY
llh .nd wt.l.Y An, Pho"« M*i
NUOIES PHARMACY
UW.,leyAvs. Ph. 0345
To Ask Truckers
To Back Ferry
County Chamber Maps
New Prorryjfion Idea
A new strategy of enlisting the
Nllpporl of lonj-dklan^c trucking
nrm> behind the pnpsied Caiie
May-Lewes ferry was endor«ed Tues-
day niahl by the Cape May Couniy
Chamber of Commerce, meeting at
C'ape May,
The Chamber heard remark* bj
r.awrenee M, Leaf. ure«idenl of the
Southern New Jersey Development
Council; Edwin L, 'Gertaer, the Coun
ill's e«eeiitlvo director; State Se.i
lit or Charleo W, Sandman,- and As
>i'mhlyman Kobe.-l E, Kay,
It wai IKMM lo IniMiify Ih.
promotion af Hi* farry lly (nliar-
Ina fh* h*lp of loci ChamlHri of
Cpmm«rt« In varioui countv «Bm.
muniflH, Th.y W|)i bt aikad fa
ilivM* th. work of eenfacfinf
•rucking comp«nl.« In neighboring
•taiaa whith u.. Niw jartay hlBh-
wayt, to obt.ln thsir rucflan and
cplnloni r.gardlng a f|nit.uv(n«
root, which woold Include Ih. D.I
awar* Bay firry lln..
Senator Sandman pointed out ihut
the ferrs' raule would be "a na-
tural" for trucks in north soi.lh
Irade If the state would rebuild the
exist ing Route 0 between Freeholli
and Lakewood.
The neiHork of super highways in
northern New Jersey Is adequate to
handle truck trairle. he said, out
irom Freehold southward they must
use either Inadequate roads or ua
on the hearil}' travelled New Jersey
'wmplke.
If Rauf* t wart !wlng ever fs
th. G.rd.n State Parkway and fol-
low if ,11 th. way down fh. taaif
IB Hf* f*rnrt fer a Mrfnlnut* ayar.
waf*r hap te D.l.-.r. and isufh.
•m points.
King-Sized Plastic Bag for Animal Feed
&11,f. M STELLAT1LLA farm lupervisor at the Rutgers College of Agriculture, is
dwarfed by an expenmental plaitlc lilo. Rutfers farm crops ipecialisy mi airieultural
enpneers have reported favorable results in itoiing anima'l feed in these lovfctrt con-
tanwrs. Such plastic siloi can hold hundreds of tons of ammaf feed and may someday be
! i J"i 0 n s ^, c nMd sllap S P" M tor surplus, animal feed, but can't afford the
standard tower-like siloi.
Vote Macfti
Again Urged
Study Commitcion
Report* to M«yn«r
The Slat* Biertlon Lain
Commission Monday again •*
mindatary use or voting machlnaa
•II 21 nuntln of New Jermy.
In addition to eliminating th*
gar of rnUukci In countlof 1
the machines would eliminate an
laws eonGarniiig papeF ballot <
tioni, removing 25 per cent of
slate's election statutes, the
mission stated.
The Commission reported
members unanimous In th« op
that a MptiMleaa lulMtlUiUon
h» bill, which would take out
•mandatory features, wu "bad
Illation," The Commission 1 !
miking the UM of the machlnea man-t
datorv waa passed by the A*Mtn1A^ r
Many Irlick line operators were
*eid to favor utiilzaiion of ferrie-,
because they give drivers an op
poftunlty for a rest break on ionn
Tht Cham her eleeted Alfred
Kilmesi, of Wijdwoad Cre»t, as its
_. m* president to succeed John Free-
Artl«an», He is iurvived hj hi» wife, j man, of Stone Harhar,
! Otfier oiricera chosen were Wii.
Illam Howie jr.. Wilduood first viee
Ipresiyent; L, F. Vun Horn, Cape
! May, second vice prr'-idcnU Mr
Uorothea Bitidorn. Villas, treasurer,
ind Henry H, White, Swainlon, see
ret ary,
Hughes Central Pharmacy
(YOUR FAMILY DBUG STORE)
UtiHJ in ih« Heart of OtHn Ctly'i Medical Center
liSHTH AND WESLEY AVI. OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Phone 0241 _ We Deliver Anywhere—Anytime
In DRUGS
Pull Line of
VAPORIZERS
all makes
Wi alto earry a complete
line of
BATHROOM SCALES
and
HEATING PADS
In COSMETICS
REVLON'S
Aquamarine SHAMPOO
for normal, dry akd
oily hair.
Special only $1,00
plus tux
(limited lima only!
Also: A Full Unm of
Other Rmvlon Preduefs.
. THORNLEY HUGHES, P.D. • Owmr and Manager
BOBIRT C. PAUL, P.O. . Asssclat. Pharmacist
». IRVING STAOMER, P D. . A««lat> Pharm.ei.T
SPENCE
FAVORITES
_JMt Swims and Is In Season, We Have It
SCALLOPS
SHRIMP
CRAIS . DEVILED CRABS
SLAW
HASH • POTATO SALAD
Our Own
CHICKEN
We Deliver---Phone 1348
SPENCE'S SEA FOOD
OYSTERS
CLAMS
LOBSTER TAILS
LOBSTER MEAT
SOFT CRABS
„„ MARKET and KITCHEN
STRtET and ASBURY AVENUI
CUrWO MONDAY!
Maraaret, and a dauahter, Patiitin,
Thomas Turnsr, City
Worker at Wildwood
Funeral service* wore conducted
Monday for Thomas Turner, 78, a
Wiltiwood eltj i-mnlnye, whn died
Thursday nljiht at Shore Memorial
Hospital.
A resident of Wiidwood for 27
years, he was a meinbrr of the Re-J.
ular Repuhlifan Cluli and the Fir i
Chnrth,
Rescue Squad to
Induct Officers
Rev, Fischer Named
Chaplain of Group
The Cape May County Rescue
Squad will install its newly elected
Gincers with ceremonies at Plymouth
Inn Saturday evening,
Fred Todd »iii he seated as the
new president, sueceediriM Samuel
OolT. Others lo lif installed are Wil-
liam Wallace, vice president; James
Marshall, treasurer; Hulh Boden,
soerelary; Sioti Hurman, cliieii Wil-
liam W.Ik, assistant ehiuli .1 unus
Khropshire, iieiltenant, and Sliruu-
shlre and Frank Williams, Huard ul
Guvernurs,
At the la.I meetini; of the Squad,
Chief Burman vondtieted a drill to
acquaint Squad members with the
exact location oi equipment in the
ambulanee. One at a itime, they were
directed to enter the ambulance and
In Inf. out a certain piece of equip-
ment. Another «us then directed is
return the equipment to its place.
This drill helps keep the Squad mem-
bers able lo find equipment quickly.
Five new prospeclive members at-
tended Ihe meeting, at which the
Hev, UoorKo Flscheri* pastor hi the
Presbyterian Church, was nanied
squad chaplain,
Dr, Edward u. Tyson, ftipe May
County president nf the Hearl Asio.
iaiion and medical advisor lo the
Squad, will be the speaker at the
next meeting.
Und«r a r.c.nt chani* In th«
by l.w,, tha rn.mb.rj at large
•i«t«l a board af dlractert.
Named for thrM-yHr t.fitu war*
Albert earrlun. Ocean City! Wil-
liam Hyland Jr., Court Haui#, and
Jack •nil, WoftdMnt, Eiaettd Mr
two iMn were Lnlle R,», W«t
C»p, May, and Flnl.y Mlxn.r,
MUiaiti tar on. yaar, OeBrfe Mln-
Sin. Court HOUH, and Mr. Prea-
man,
Mr. Lejir praUed the work of Mr,
ejerber, who soon will leavi> the Dc-
iiiopnieiH t'uHiicli to tuiie an esucu.
live post with the Atlantic City E\vr-
I fie Co, lie nutUned elrorH undcr
i.l.y to unite live counties bfllind a
move for plannins a highuuv con-
nection Between the New Jenev
Turnpike and Ihe Garden State Park.
wej.
State Agriculture
Secretarv Henered
Deductions Getting Closer Tax
Return Checkup, Roeser Warns
$372 From Matter.
A total of $372 88 Iii parking meter
eeelpts wai reported for the lirs(
two weeki of the eurrfnt year. The
report covering the period from Jail-
uar; 2 Is 10 Wai submitted at ii city
commission meeting Friday,
PRINTING
COMMERCIAL
STATIONERY
Lewis L.
Barrett
Formerly la
Ptten* 1212
807 Asbury Av«nu«
W. H, ALLEN
For his outstanding career of pub-
Ile service, Secreury of Agriculture
Willard H, Allen on Tuesday received
New Jersey agriculture's highest
honor, a citation for distinguished
service. It wai presented at the 41it
AKrklillural Convention In Trenton.
Allen has served In the adminl.Htra
tions of siiE governors.
Shufflii On
Now* and Gossip of
Shuffl.bo.rd Club
•y H, PARK! BAKER
On Friday evening, with 22 pres-
ent, the winners, all In pinochle,
wore llhel Weiler, Lydla Peterson,
Helen Strader, Tom Waller, Elita-
beth BlundJn and Clarence Brodln
(door prize),
Monday •yenlng was designated
"Social Night." With 49 attending.
Anna Mllllchsp and Laura orief took
top honors In bridge; and Elliabeth
Smith, Verl Patlon. Lydla Peterson.
Pear! MacDoufill, Jean Daniels, Ma-
rie Hynenwn, Helen 1 McCarthy, Wiihel
Buzby and Park Mitchell In pinochle.
Ruth Brodln received tht door prlie.
At the concluilon of the card play-
Ing, refreshments ware served, and
the. party ended by extending "bon
voyage" greetlnga to Elliabtth Blun-
din. who by the time thU column
appears In print will be on her way
to Florida.
Thii la the first time the club has
had the privilege of using the kit-
chen so generously provided by the
city omclali. Please accept our sin-
cere thinka.
There have been no new changes
In the federal income las law d,jr,nK
the past year, but th^re has been a
change in ihe procedure of revenue
agents In examining tax returns,
Henry Hoeser Jr., accountant and
tax expert, advised the Ocean City
Kiwanis Club ^ fsterciay afle*-nnnn
Mr, Roeser. speakine at Plymouth
Inn. said that the federal aaetits this
year are putting emphasis on exam-
ining more carefully the deductions
claimed by taxpayers, with n>it so
much queslionlnH as to the source<
af income in individual returns.
Ha* cauttentd taifpayart tg k#»p
detailed rocordi of midltal ex
paniaa, €&titribiJFisnif rasai and in,
fer#it is ai iB subifantlatt rHem
If th.y or. qutltlon.d. Ir ll b»Htr
ts pay thtft itsms by check, at
canealiail chacbi arm fha btit eyi-
denes, h* iUti,
The speaker said that WiXnayrrs
are somewhat belter informed re-
garding the completion of tax re-
urns lhan they used to be, and run-
iequenlly make fewer mistakes.
One ot the iniponsn! thlniis they
have learned is tu indicsle nliither
hey upo past 6g in oider to izei ilicj
benefit of double perMinai i>\emp- j
tion. This point sometimes H a ritjli- ,
ciitc matter uhen Ui*:iiini4 «lth Uiiiii- ,
en taxpayers, it ho ati- sumclimi-i- n-.
lufiani la menlion thi-ir aut' unlilj
hey are eonvinteti tiijil it r. l,i-ii". ,
icial to da su.
-'Ansth#r impsrrant factor rela-
tive ts stating your age is fhar if
you have retired and ha*o wbttan-
tial Incsma frem dlvidtnds, litter-
' eitj ers.^ and no lalary, and yty
Resorters Take
Council Seats
Mr. and Mrs. Abbot}
First Aid Leaders
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Abbott wfrt
-nstaiieri as chairman and secretary
Jf the Ith Dbnril'l of the New JIT-
ie> First Aid Council Wednesday eii--
ninK, last week, at a dinner meiMliig
held in the CardilT Memorial V.P.W
Post Hume Allen Midtlleton, ui
Point Pleasant, past president of tht
Council, acted us 'nstailing gITicer
Other members Installed included
Robert Toy of Tuckerton. vice prisi-
denlj James Way oi I.inutjnil, t:vu«-
urer, and Thanins McAiidri-vn tii
Farniington, vie chairman.
Prior to tha initaliatlsn, Mr,
Mlddltton fava a ahsrf talk sn
Mia growth and Importance sf the
Council. H« brought out that line*
Ml ttart In Ynt Hi* group hat
grown to 11 ellltrlffl with 327
•quadi •nrollad.
New methods of rescue were
shown bv sllides with a nan nl ion til-
en by sgi, John M Kertland of the
llammonton Stale Police barracks.
Mfinlii-rs attending classes ill the
barracks were shown being tauijiit
how to cope witb all types of dis-
aster,
Reports were given of the esecu-
live board meeting held recently and
the forming of Auxiliaries through-
out the state. Plans were mad* far
seminar* lo^he held during the year
with Cardiff and Llnwood squads in
charge of the southern area and the
Tuekerien squad in charge of the
northern arm, Weymouth Squad
was welcomed as a new member of
th» DUlriet,
Meetings were scheduled for the
year' Ineludlne one on March 21 in
Ocean City, Others are February la-
st Tuckerton, April 11 «t Farming-
ton. May 16 at Barnegit, June 20 at
Wildwood VllUi, July Ji *t Darnecil
Light, August IS at Llnwood. Sea-
tember IB ot Beach Haven, October
17 at Galloway Tdwnihlp, November
21 at Weymouth and December It
at Cardiff,
"The olh Fleet In the Medlterran
can" was shown an film , hy chief
Arthur Aldlnger, recruit officer with
the Atlantic city Naval Reserve
•rior ito the meeting a roast beef
dtnntr wu aervtd by th« Auxiliary
of the Cardltt Memorial V.F.W. Foil.
Ills a lolnt return with yeur wlf».
you can uy* up to 1419 in attual
ta«» an sieuritlei if ysur Income
„,»„„». thi deduftisn," he ex,
plained..
"If a man and wife ore both rei-hii
erits of Huf-iai security, the amoun!
reccBived i. nslurnliy nil oiT.o'
'asainBl the tl2Ut) or IBIOO exemi).
Doll item aik.ii'd under Ihi' retiie-
; nicnt frffonie LOmpijiittlori Ha the
statement 'hat Nocial ^evurlty te n-ji
lasiii)!'- i» not altSKether true. '
If y,Hi have S12iiO softfil fe^curity
and v ..ji- wiic lias ihi' same «.nuui!',
nsd you earh liave ilJOO worth or
retiremunl Income oiler 113. you dn
not Mel Ihe benefit ol the MH?t inn
dedUL'tion, This mykes social set-nr-
Hi invabli- in my Imak,"
Mr. Rnnr tarn ant ef th* most
dlfncult dcductlsni to maintain sn
a tan return ii that f#r stBrin if
casualty Isss, Even with accurate
appralialt, token both blfsre and
after the lss$', *uch a d?du?
bfinss forth an tsamlnation wl
ginrrally erdi in a «smpf»mii»
with th# Treasury Department,
lit- (is-ul-fl Ina 1 "Ihi- present tns
^>^tt'm h fnrsri:! many individual?
with i,.sod prfiHiii-f.ve sears iiiitad ui
thnrn In (icricle Ihat It Un't worth
wurkiiw an> mnre, sn tlipy niti/ht
iu^l in Wt-il ili^pn^e ft* their bud
P H « ivhi n thci reat h ('3 anil ki) in
Ih* siticl Ami'rlvpn^ h:i*
no h'uhl. iiiji Fim-ciiiui ihat
reiithiil the muri v-hi'ri 1
bi-L;inii ny t^i (Prniin lit* ill,' i-tuii!
in- M'iif! ui \ ire ver^ii "
in Ni-v. JfrM-y. while we hiivo
igr-
tjorate tysi-s iruin three to fiuir
halo over IS^. hp iniii, Siiiec (or-
fjurations (hurt vole, sui h an hi
, rrvase provides Ihe itii^t frHHi'lt u 1
i.miiilainl or i-rlliclMn. !"' nd'lid.
Mr. lloeser warned Iju^inne^s mrr
that heepinu un v Ith ihi 1 lati
require!, eon Intit •.luily.
' Dusinoss men fadjy are re-
nyirsd to dQ sa pr they are dex-
trsyed b» in;ampetentv and luc.
ceeded by thoie whi have k«Bt
themielvei properly Infsrmad," IIE
»si«rf-d. "H|i|h taKei are here te
stay^ because only thfough ta*@s
can we ever attain ths r»duetlen
ef our ]0D billion dollar debt."
The* sgeiiil security system as it
exists today, he said, realiires more
fund* thiin ihi" amoiiiits ilitfi
Iriim the stlarius of eniphrseci per-
sons.
"i know of one inmnneu where r
mail paid soi ial i,ecur]ly taxes On hl»
iiitjmf fiuni a liusiniMs amounting
to SIM, The iiitiofhs hv has collected
so far have been in psi-nss nf il.ROO
u ,venr, with a Mood likelihotid of its
continuing another 10 to IB' years.
Ghtimalini! Ihe total payments to 'ie
i20.00U on the payment or (IBS. I
rion'i think you would (ind a sinale
insurance company that w^ould Mi* r e
ihose benefits." |
The ciyb elected Everett L. Cope
to the board of directors to fill the j
unexpirod lorm of Robert K, Hunter, ;
who was elected scond vice presi- I
dent, I
Sandman Announces
Scholarship Offer
Senator Charles W, Sandman an*
nounLcd this week that the County
Board of •Agriculture, for the Brit
time, is being given a voice in choos
ing a county winner for a scholar-
ship at the Slate University,
SpeaklnE! at a delegates' dinner at
the farmers Week convention In
Trenton, Monday night, he Mid that
he is making available lo the Board
ol Agriculture a scholarship to Rut-
Mers tor any qualifled child of o
farm family.
The Board of Agriculture will be
asked lo rccomipend a recipient who
i., properly qualified academically
and whose parents are not financially
abh- lu afford a college eduoatlon,
Siinator sandman will accept the
recommendation from the board
i,nd submit il to proper authorities
al Riilj?ers,
He said iiiai this is the flrM time
thi> lionrri has been leeagnited as a
rccommendlna sroup in schDiarshln
matters.
last year but died In the Senate. *f *' j
The OOP •ubatltute meamre wortf?: 1 -
require referenda In paper bajjtr '..
counties on the use of nuckUiea. ««f fc ll j
stated that *hi niotfr
lOuiitlH using paper ballots, polltlsM,
eaders would eombuie for the de>
eat of any «ueh referendum." " ,-j
The CommUaloa aiao advocated K^.^S
itate Board of Election* to "M- 5 - j *
bout more uniformity In cartying ^)
ul the provision* of th* elactUf,'
IWi.**
The Cape May County Board

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faim- BuHdirt
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I«»UINMMIB
AXWELL
-t, «n electric
MMMtod
gmts, mm
A.i, J16.I7S
l t
worn
CtmplaMly Furniihcd
Automatic W.tlwr
Automatic OH H.W. H..t
Lwwly H«rdw«od Floor.
Tito B.H,
Tatovtotan, Plana, lie
• ScrMtii T
Aluminum Storm Sash
I l ^
SCOTT
REAL ESTATE
oM 8th Str«t
"Her Affaira Are In Order, 11 !• •"
. Irflefly drama, reheWulr Tor .
I will begin in March.
Following the meeting refre.hlenti
were served ay the ho**—
I1 Those attending were Mrs. '
14th ana Aioury av, FareM-teacher
Intervlewi will be held in the class.
, f p. m. to 8 p. m,
• • *
I Well, Mn. Narntn itnli. Mn. Rob.
llert D»y, Mn. Joseph Shoino, Dr.
NIXT THUKSDAV
FOR SALE
BUNGALOW noar th. choic 26th fU.ch. Living mm,
dininB •«•, kltehan two rwdroom., bath, utility and
•howor foom, exp-mibl, ««ond floor, fully furniihad,
$12,000.00.
BUNGALOW in tha Lagoon laction, undar eoratruEfion,
«»gf f«ni *"'«• •«•> •" •I««»fie kitchan, caramic til.
tafh, THREE hadrMnn, with gal hot air h.at.
LOUISE M. FRAME
inO^nCHy mi-SMS^:^.
Mn, DaVid Merit, Mn, Robert Hen-
!'• Reieareh Club meeting. I 2 FAMILY UNIT
gel, Mrs. Eugene LyneM and Mrs. at the bane of Mrs: win, De-
Robert Lewla. 111 nnnacle rd. Mrs. Clinton | lat fleflr, a badreemi. file bath,
• • •
III present a paper on "Tne hllchen. dining room, living
rasm with fireplace, and Boer, 4
Schadul* Event*
badraMia, Hie bath and pawder
raam, tila kltefian. Ihrtna'reem
For Browni* Troop
Berean Class of Ocean City lap- wHtl flreplaee, dining ream, p.r..
Mothen of Brownie Troop No. g, tliit Church meeting, • p, m. at the
Ing far 4 tars. Pint doer heated.
meetlna Tuesday afternoon In thehome
of Mn, Allen Freudenthal, 410
Methediit Church, made plans for
»24,000
the annual Mother and Daughter lith it,
g * m
banquet to be given in March, and
for a pie and cake sale in May.
Dessert card party a p. m. at
Plymouth Inn, •poniored by Fait
It was decided to »t the fourth Foeahantas of Natona Council De-
Thursday afternoon ef each month gree of Poeahenus.
iM iTH STRUT
for regular meetings of the group.
* s •
These neMInU will he at 2 p. m. In
the Methodlat ChoKh.
Electric party a p. m. In the Oca.n City, N. J.
kitchen of Atlantic City Electric PHON6 2747
Company, ith and Aibury avn ape
wad by Doreai Circle of Woman".
Society of Cbrittim Service.
• • •
LydU Clrele of the WSCS luncheon
meatlni, 11;M p, m. at Plymouth
Inn. HIM Huth Imtty. a returned
mUilonary from Ethiopia, gueat
REALTOR
9 WM 14th Straat
p * *
Venture Club business meeting, •
p. n, at ue home of MIM Roberu
BMkentair.
LtMw For Florida
Mn, nmbetfe Blmain, Mr. J.an
Cnnpb.ll and Mist Eleanor LonergM,
M BUi at. left thl. awrnyii to
motor u BL Mmbnrg. IT*, Men
Mn. Blundln will be Raying at IM
VFCSmVS
FOR SALE
WAMIY APARTMEHT
m Mntf location CIOM to
•••eh. Lhrirtfj room, rfiiiiiig
Htm klrch*, I badroonw.
fumMha*!.

Judg*
nmptptf publicity
•tan mu« «M >U«Ir oft«n»*
would help to curbiWln-
M n npnmt Court Jiutlcs
Win A, WKhtnfeld Mien*.
A. • m«nb*r of • panel dl*
Having juvenll* delinquency li
the otld-yur aMnrn «I the
New Ansr lir Association, he
dlicumd the lesenlng of the
protective atmosphere surround-
El IN* SSUMUMI child in recent
years. T6i* point, fee Mid,
to baaed on the theory Oat protecting
delinquents from pub.
llclty discourages
one of the
•HBBgeit weaponi loan can be
applied against the •Sender and
nil pannta—aodal prestun,
"ThU recommendation ha,
great Merit," Ilia Judg. uid,
•hould to given serious
conalderallon by other eommuni.
ties.'It U at least a new approach
to an old liroWem and
rram the lack of nice which
we have enjoyed, it U quit* opparent
that umt new method
nuit be undertaken."
Auditor.
Ag.ncy
The Army* Audit Agy
nouneed today Ihere Is an Immediate
si
need for auditor, in Its New York
Region with salaries ranging from
•SMO to MM per annum. The New
York Region has oBees located In
tem FDE, long-time professor of maths- New York City; Port Newark, N. J,;
r at Rutscn Unlvemty, checks results on one of the Bridgeport, Conn,! Boston. Mass.;
" g machines used in special course on "electronic
and Rochester. N. Y.
A minimum of ftvo years accounting
and auditing experience Is required
la the program the Unl- Tfiis
for these positions; however, a col>
Jointly with the U.
lege degree In accounting may be
j
«i«nal Corpt at Fort MOD- •najln* and Altaian* Car*.
substituted for three yean of. rp
Bgta at hl> Fort MonmooUi Far instructional purposes In hli
quired experience To qnallfy. experi-
1-bad taken the same euurse Rutgen awiw. Dr. Fender uses live
ence In public accounting, or Indus
M Butcwt itudenu In l»«- Its con-machines
loaned to the university by
trial cost accounting or auditing is
OMM had changed so much, however, IBM. He sdio ns« the "MDC." pro-
essential. Similar experience In gov-
that UHM uwn felt eWlged to retake nounced "Mike," a purely imaginary
ernment is alto accepted.
thai CDune to acquire more un-tiwlate chine. The "MUC," which only «•• Persons Interested in these Impor-
tuCormalioa to help them In Uiolr ItU In thla niathrtnallclld's mind, is tant Civil Sen ire positions should
uteful. he explains, In keeping immediately apply to the Executive
abreait of new development* in the Secretary. Board of U. 1. Civil Berv-
Bold He describes hli Imaginary lee Examiners, Armed Forces Audit
VW1 «P RVV
eaj*» faulty aaanfrar
tinea
r
computer to the students and then Agencies, 1(0 Varied at. New York I
It*/, helpa them solve problems with it on 14, N. Y,
the blackboard.
MataV «torl*a) WwM War II. He One of the more difficult aspects
WM'kHt •* CMtss-Witaht'l slee- of the course involves translation of State Gains 600 New
laberetery In
problems In calculus and other high- Businesses in 7 Ytan
er mathematics forms Into a "Ian. Close to 600 new buiineMes have
guage" that dlKltal computer* can come to New Jersey In the last seven
lease a* airplane Maht. Dwrina "understand."
Ivean, giving employment ta Iil,Hn
j people, according to figures released
carefully, nfeady Reserve
Industrial Commissioner Joseph Mc-
Lean.
Apparel heads the list of new
businesses with 1.B68, followed by
license Applicants
fabricated metals, MO; miscellaneous
aiwiuf prior to the explraUon of the thi"con
manufacturing. 471; machinery. 4M;
Rules Announced
I of their version llcente," the driver will re-
textiles 420; funlture. M7; electrical
ceive hi the nail a renewal uppllca
vaenJnery, 344; chemicals, SM; food.
•t Uon rorn to cover his regular annual Draft EligibUf Can IMS professional Instrument* and
drtwrt llcenie.
clocks, 120; si.tomoblles. 72. Ad-
Director Cassert advises applicants Enlist In UniH
dlttonal new developments Include
to read carefully . the Instruction
paper, printing, lumber, petroleum
New Selective Service regulation*
card .before ntunung the completed
and coal,-rubber, leather and other j.
" U form. Hei% .are three to provide for enlistment In the
rule* for applicants to follow Ready Reserve, at persons wlf*. crit.
frifcfc haadHM)«t prompt re leal skllli han been (nibtUawd. It Too Much Work, City
or the 1«M UceJtses:
wa> disclosed to4ay by Ootatiel Don. Inspector Resigns
L Cheek the 'box at bottom or apcanJ
*flch will Indicate
aid A. MaiCrath. state director for Frank Moron, building inspector
of future license. New Jersey.
for Lower Township. Monday submit
ted his resignation from that office,
a. check, postal money order, The new regulations an lncorp.1 stating that the Job has become too
•Ivr telegraph money order In the orated In Exeentlv* Order, issued big for one nun.
u>'| EXACT amount printed directly in the Presi'ttnt In acamiance with Mr, Moran said that the proposed
0° | BQOvei your ' check mark. This fee provisions ef amendments to the new building code, up for public
coven your "conversion IICMUO Armed Fnrres Reserve Act of 1963, hearing February t, will impose loo
enacted by the Congress last sum- much of a burden. His reiiination
1*t «• t. Sign your name in INK In tooth mer.
becomes effective January SI.
places on the application card Slim Colonel Macflrath explained that
of on*- at the place rtown by arrow on left the other Executive Orders, which At one oil refinery. 250.000 barrels
•Me of application card, and on the In no way affects Selective Service of crude eU flow in a continuous
bottom line at the right fide or the
b
Regulations, have to do with the stream every day through a maze
lii d
application card.
screening of the Beady Reserve. of steel pipes and "crackuig- towers,
Under provisions of the order, the t» be converted into, dozens of fln.
sponae ftmn readers of all religious President nre*cribes means by which Isbed products.
critical skills and uho are engaged
denomln*tlon> and b purported to he In civilian occupations In critical
One of the dearest reports on the drfense^upportins: Industry or in re. "Hi THAT IS TAUflHT
itroblemt or Oriental research which search activity affecting national de.
frnse. may enlist In units of the ONLY BY HIMSILrh»s
yet been made.
Ready Reserve.
HAS A FOOL FOR
_Tbe Slate Director explained .that A MASTER."
fcorg* Boot Marino persona enlisting- under this proT^ •(Author's name below)
vision or the law must join a unit
Plqnnod at Wlldwood of the Ready Reserve for eight Many paoplo, whs hava
IWe parcluujft or tin 19« or land years. Each enlistee must perform ntwr ip«nt a day in a mad*
SdMHenrei-'s Landing and an Initial period from three to tut
VCaelM docks for the development month* of active dutv training and teal univmity, feolithly IM.
itf a new, aopdern marina at Wild- must satisfactorily perform all or*, Itova that th«y can adviN
•Mai «a* unaaneed br a PhDadel- scribed training duty during the rehlawCape
May (ronn late last week. mainder of the eight year period. Htattr Mantis haw to iraal an
Xamae J. MeWllllams Jr, repre- Persona so enlisted may. under err. iilnaw. Thay msm wall, but
taUv* or the William H. Bright
tain conditions, be relieved of trainfjn.
announced •*&000 as the pur-
Ing duty requirement!, but may not tan mmm feriMN harm.
priee Ibr the tr»M or bayrront
be relieved of the requlnment that
they perform the three to six
U. He aatd full marine faclll- months' active duty training
dhMM It an art that a
l be Uutarlad to service and; The SUte Director pointed out
party boau and yachu up to
Phyvklan acquirM only af,
ut a person so enlisted shall tit
ta lem
deferred from Induction » tone aa tar yaart o* ttytly and in-
he continue* to serve satisfactorily
and upon conuletlnc the eight-year tormhip training in a bo«-
enlistment, he shall become exempt pHal, It I* men Irnportant
from further liability for Induction
except m the •rent of emergency. to trMt fha eauM af an III-
dhtrlct director or
mWn* or the totem.) fa (decline; applicants for this nw than to |u»f rallava dl»-
Serrke, said TtMsdar that pnwnm. the local board vtn be
which Is wwall
a Mt for nportuut 4th Qutr- iwided. by the aamt list of critical
y
WltWWduu inrf ^«*UI8*. occupations kaaed by th» Secretary fttfcaal mui AamEl aa^sM iMlltiflll
n bare b*«o mailed. All of Labor, and the euro* list of YHssf mBH
war* ilrnniaM
taentlal actlvtUea lamred br the See.
nfM.W* W* which hih mint he coinretaiy
of Osatmern, mt medltM
Mai 4>>*Hba1M,ta an emfrom
time to fine br the Office of
he seteetM lor this program.
' Diet the Forou *41. State Dtraetor explained, the
MtaiMuu)**, be i»
xplained, the
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application
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tklwrt.twrd- NonuHy. the «*>
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•lek ba fuMai by your
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CANPHONf
WHIN YOU NIED
A iMBDICINE
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On Parkway
2,800 for SptMtf,
Troopers Rapart
The New Jersey State Police pa.
tmjllng the Garden State Parkway
toned MO* .unnatites during 195S.
and fan men obvious aid to ITJIS
motorlita on the) new superhighway.
The T acilvltles c of the lute PoUce
detachment have credited by
it Th« Always Papular
among comparable highwayi In the
nation.
Reporting on the police acthf
during IBM, Authority f*-
Knlharine Dkui White said
law enforcement and courteous «rv.
to by the trooperi appawnUy paid
•' dividend* In safety on the Park.
""The .rare Pel... reper, «..
that ot fh. 4m symmMsea If
sued during the year mere than
tm were far ipeadlnf vtaiafteHis.
m mwnaar m aianns,
mutt Hr tmm H f**l
wiy.
The lid to
end aucri seritoei
iB,r»nd iuSUaiitalittfcart.
A total of -471.
J
Cbalnnan White •
enforcement of the u
sn ttanffetray wUi,
strict In the uti
mile, per hour
wise posted.
Any time you rind
utanda In your way yea
tun that you are
wrong direction.
YOU SAVE 2 WAYS AT ACME
it Hom* and Lunch lex Fruit
if •• Italy to' (*Ml -
if •• Conv«nla>nt
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
AT ACME
ICB. TEMPLE
ORANGES
dozen
Iceberg Lettuce t'- 2^19* s Potatoe»^r;.;v":-.':'w',^ 1OA39 C
Look what you get for just
ONE FILLED BOOK
. GREEN STAMPS
UTILITY
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2-quart Double Boiler
2-quwtCtturete
Stuart Pudding Pan
3 3-cup igg i Poacher Ph
UTICA 5 PC.
CUTLIRY SIT
Knrvei
7 PIECE
BEVERAGE SET
2-ton* color ifripe
V.^ III/2-01. tumblen, 85-ot pitcher
MIXING BOWLS
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CLOCK
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Apple Juice R :^ 2ffi3i s
Scotties Tissue F "" 2 % %7*
Kleenex Ha? % * %7*
Waxed
Margarine
Apple Butter
Mints WCHAWSO N 3
Corn Flakes Kluoe * s %
Wheaties
Scottisue 3 1
Waldorf Tfgsue 3 •*
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FRUIT COCKTAIL KU 'if 35 C
N1BLETS MEXiCORN 2 r 35 C
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VERMONT *MA!D SYRUP l^ 52 e
VAN CAMP'S TENDERONI £ 10°
GLENSIPE PEARS 3 ^ '1.00
•I© iAKIRY SAL!
Virginia Lee—Iced
CINNAMON BUNS
Breakfast Treat
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THURSDAY, JANUABY
THl OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER
WnrNmws
M«i Ordered to Stay Survey by Bank Finds Spotty
Hospital Guild
^JSSSflL POINT—In Market in Houses and Autos
urday Before Municipal Judge Rich-,
•M at. MiltMMMM «• NlM Maps Projects
By Federal Reierva lank
t. Milt
ard Thompson. WUIIstn Lauer. 47, of
' of Phll.et.lphl.
Mcyran av., lomefn Palm, wan or.
•wwflt Golf May dered to stay out of n local reatau. Expandlni! business activity In IB!
to bt> Repeated
rant, liter hcing charged by Robert WHS iccompianied hv a lory sub-iu:
_ . _ to taVa dla.
Threat, owner of the eating estsh. Hal incrcaie in the y»e of cred!
EartM ojlon how. wfefeb en b. Mid SOWERS POINT—pr Peter Marvel llihmenl, with being disorderly. The tao tfcas milking pnrljclliorl
Gcojp Ald.r* tad piaciite owd to pureoue • !•!«• wu lueit ipeaker. at ithe January
heavs use of crrdit were housins an
Three! ttld that (he defendant wns
rttlon Mt tor Ik* vetcrnu nonPlUl. meeting of the Mainland Guild or
aulomoblk'I, In view of the impon
served a dinner which he ordered!
..ft* eani party ariirtiHrt M be Shore Menoriil Hospital on Wednei-
cnte of these industries In our renr
but became belligerent when Thropt
IwM Jtnu.rv IP, for tha benefit of day Mil week it the Atlantic City refused to serve him wine. He re-
i POBW - HMfttn ud
UM MM dMrlct ho.pli.l. it vtiialaiid Country Club,
fused to pay for the dinner. Laiyr
,. MM AWHUUT of MMK*
Maswrial Home. •« psaifWiMd be. Dr. Marvel spoke on the growth of pleaded innocent, but .hi(Iif Thump
I Port ««•. V.ie» af For-
MUM if bad wnlher and mar ot> the holplMl alnce Its Inception in •on wld he believed the best BUIII.
U* -Umd • pet hi«k
b*M MiU {Thundijr) evening, wcith. i n under the direelMn of Dr. Hen would be for Lauer to *tav out
er permitting. The local auxiliary Fr.nk Inkaetter.
nf the restjiurint.
Et^a^MttBat alt tfM IlHBt wUl aiiiit thia parly RninelaUy. M», Richard Oarwood, president In lisnic couft, Michael J Urn.
SftjETeiiiw:----•""- Card! and floweri w«r» ordered of the Guild, conducted the buiinesi Infill. ISOJ Cemrai iv Oeean Citv
Mlt to Mn. Elliibeth VDOTIMM, Me. neetini!, i! Planiwere made for a g gulf iWM W nned M and »i.
MM*Mtt
i on a rrhiiruv
rtUry. who la 111. The attendance toum.ment on May 6 at the Allan., Allant ot l drlvinis dli on shore h rd
prrie went to Mn, Madge Prkc- tic City Country Club. The luuriu-,
to
mem in ISM realited tlM1.60 for
W of Rummaga Sale SfartMl
the hospital.
The ger gheer Commi Commiiiee reported pored on
JMIIH MMMS, SOMEHS POINT — The rumm.se activities tiiti for f the h past t year. Fund* German Visit j
Fd
Of Clurta. W«l,y •ale being conducted thin week by from the committee are used for
of PMuntvllle ud mCBlben of the Koury-AlUr Socle*v decorstlons on trays at the hoapital
_i MMh Nil Deputy Can. sf SL Joiephi R, C, Church will and for imall luiurles for the pa- .
( ^ al
iifMrf.hd in
^i-s tiiiin iii
With
lire nl lumses (or
Ft'ffI ) (
trj',inK ih;il myri*
Truancy Brings
Ui ik'lii.v byyiriii
line! ^i bafK^in in
iii.t Aiiat ihi'y
Parent Warning
The number of aid hiUf for
Fan Pints Unless
?sle mHm hsi iR?Fca4*d, with * fen.
not tequent weakening «f this market
Children in School
In a rruMerify of Third District
SOMERI POINT—Because of a nn.
sltifi. Owner* ef ihsi# properties
tleeahle Incrcaae in abaenteeism in g gp jj at \hv Fifth ie*>m re he ynaware sf deci
the local schools, a conference was Grade level in Germany. y. In thi ttiun vaiypE, ss in hsldini cut far
held between Herbert Bearle. super- t try, however, h ft f ddocs
not hut-in until flUlfkdiiy high asking piFJteS
intendent of schools, and Chief of ! Junior iiiyh School, and Iri tome \ are del.ivin j iajes.
Police Charles Gray, who is also tru- j Li"h
tt utifiJ a srudpni rpaHtiM \
ant officer, and a chi-ck was made of I T"
the students absent.
"ajie school day in fiyr.
i rniiilsf ion of
On ThursdBy uf last week. 103 pu- man* s at S a. m.. eontiniinu^
ncwU—
plls were absent, the greatest per.
until 1 p, m. .Monday throush Rat. OJM'r.ili
urdiiy. intiusi\p; tase being in the clemcntaiy
Thprt' i;ri. a^y
t-ull.pti*fi*d
des, it »ii found that the major-
school tln>s. tumpurcd iviill Kit)
of the pupils wer* out playim?,
school days a year in this ryun'ry.
be continuation by parents of al.
their children to be absent
from school, without a IcMitimate rea. Mlo FumpMireh*
son, can produce a serious problem,
not only to school authorities but to
parents ai well, Mr Searle said.
The state law says t)l«t "every par- March of Mothers for the March of
it, guardian or other person haviim Dimes fund will take f.Ujcc* Tuesday.
custody and control of a child he- ' January .11. lietinnint tit " p. ni.
ween the ages of seven and IB years Kesiilents who wihh tu doraite iiru
ef aiie. shall cause such child to at. : asked lo have a porch liuht yn. i';u.
lend regularly the public schools of . nre siren Bill heruid the slart of - - -
-•-••-•-- [he March and the sound truck uf dance (it ihi- American l,eKion Voiilli
! ]>urchasi.r us ^i few months
Third IliidrU'l lgui!deis njieroiinj! in
II price raiiai-a till us they have
been watching the housing market
closely anil that «hit they have
seen has not been ,'iliy^ether reas.
suriiiu. Somi 1 have shifted their ma-i-
[mum Hlnrts into inwer price runMi.s
—hoiisns sellini! for less than tlS.WnJ.
Last year the automobile industry
iven! oviT the tup. The protluilion o!
ilmost 0 miilion cars louk y hit 'it
ftcei, rubii^r. ^lass ami olher ma-
I'riais. AiitismobiU. sales also weiii
iver I'll' tu|). The of almost
nillion i.'irs Umk of rre
1955'i, of hen reported that
the market !i still saturated If em
la*f summer's efforts fo meve the
I9S5 ears.
With rt"J:ird to invi'nturies uf ni'sv
iv* tliert' are ^millk-imu ri'pni'i",
fsK than a ftisili uf the deyler^ ue
ilked to reported huavy Invi'ninrit 5 -;
triy-nvij pt'r fi^nl ^niff ihi'ir inv! i n=
•rn< were liiiii! nnd ihe uihi'f =»,
iuui 40 pi ! JANUARY Uf 1916
tral location and ru eakgj
state would only be cimH
MarineResearch maintain the building In u!
"I (Ml Mat marina
Naw jartay will an;
Center Favored llatarikls dafraa In
ada," daclarad Dr.
The Forked niver toast fluartl aeeuliltlsn sf in
Station on Island Beach ma, be utll- int •• Mill tint*
iscd In the future as a Marine Labor, iomtderabla
tonfldarabl* uvlngi, ai^L
atory. under the jurisdiction of the promot. Hilt Impsrtint Jr
Stale Division nf r'lsh and Onme, pi- fl.h.rl.i m.n.s.ni.nt- *""
portnient of ConservatlOH and Ecu
nomle Dcvelopmenl.
The Stile Division Of
The IhreeNliiiy structure, lorale.1 Gam? is already e
nrnr the far end of the tenmilc tensus and oihyp
iieach. has been relinquished by the at Island Bgaeh State [
Navy and Is considered ideolly suited Undt?r thp superviMoii of i
for a Marine LjliorBlorv, It is also ondentn Chsri«s O.
considered the answer Hi the for.
R
seeahle needs ill any marine resenrcli survejis and researeh
proaram initiated lor many ^ars, is ill bcaln soon on ughjui
!>r Joseph K. McLean. Commis= Tract in Camden, nurllnglon u|
sioner nf lite IH-partmenl of Conscl. lanlie Caunt'leN, whieh wis ^1
VHlion und Kcohomic Dcveliipmen!, ucquired by the Departin«i
fnvors utiliaatioii of the huildinu lor servaiion and Economic
marine research hrryuse nf its cen. men!.
THU. • SAT. JAN. J»,
THE MAN WHO OPENED THl W1S
r H'lit, nyid ihi*ir invi-n =
•fli'N were balanced or normiiL
How fast new tars wl\ depend^
rjft'jy upon the terniN offered, S\Q^\
itlers nay thai they remih-e a*i u
u«n payrnfilt a ihirH of a\ It'a*! ii
h ui she iisi priie, lluuexer.
i^ fl|'iVfly-> ;i fi'iiij •'ui hiii is
k uty a lUHjj muri.' in ufdU-Ju.
In tUHHTfiiiV; uUC *iirVvy ol iiiil'ini'ifii
iiii'r * ruvi/niffj i'OiMiniii'ii fiji=
lil. irlH'll^iV!' vumpiMitiUii, iiiid J
i Committees for
Named
1
si!inii iu oiliM' tilt* illuM fiiVi»I =
iijrm^ (vj^^ihli' to pruNpiu lh-v I
;
!ht* tn i si tut" lust utrn
J iiil liuyi-r
jrs
Weekly Dances Gain
upon an\ further t>nsin^ of
In Popularity
payments am! nuaurities.
HQMEHH Pll|.\T - Tii**- wf-vkiy! Treffk Deaths Show
the dlstrict-
The law also fixes a penalty for Volunteer Fire Company No 1 will
For
parents, Kunrdian. or other peVsons lour the iily as a rrmindiT of the amrtHM Hit' >iiUn^ *pi= Htudi'nt** irnm • fM>^p||c
who are in charte of the thjld, for March.
Fifth thfiiy^ji Ninth ^ra(Jt*s in
failure to coinply yith the law. gurli I .Michael C'OIJJO, chairman of the Im'til hchmils ori^ irivifi'd iu ihn j«
« periion can be deemed a disorderly 'campaign, announcetl lhat a film will tinmv^-; hi'lii v\i«fy Friday ni^ht in
person and is subject to a fine of §5 be shown in the ,N'eu Jersey si. Fire
for the tlrst otTeniie, and not more , Hall Friday at s p. m Adults are A jiiu-rfjiiy i-onti^i ha? buMii in-
than 12.*. for each subsequent offense, limited. The city has been divided lk'Uiiitt*ch i,nd a trnphy «H! tiv J*ri*=
Seirle added, ) into sections, with captains and Nyntf'd lo thu uinrtt'r Niimt
Chief Oraj' said thai legal notices ; workers named for each district,
to this erfect have been served an ; Mrs, Robert MeKennett i, eo.
•evera! parents, giving them five ! chairman with Mr t'oiao in the
days to comply Kith the law or face overall campaisn . _ foi this city. Mrs,
a penalty.
Steven Sclbal and Mrs. Ueorije Herlier
art. co-eliHlrnieii for the Mothers
March,
Offlctn installed
It's eomparatively easy to stall
Auxiliary
something—-but i' takes Brit and
utamlna lo finish it.
1 limt' HI
thc^ Hprififi, Winners in iht ! ulifninn*
lifin c=ontt'htH Cflfh Wl'l'k !O date are
am liu^!* 1 KIRKDQUGL
INDMNFIGl
HiiiTif
IECHNKWO* .,„„,
•••»>»»»»> »V\m, il Ml\.HH uf thl"'t'
niparud wilh 10 luM in ihi
, Pat Harf, Hi!! VVii^pnthal,
Jark Mathis and Frant^s Ilurlpy,
RU hiiid fiFay jirifi Miriam Hue'ri/
and tin* foJIfiwinii tonimliU'cs wvrv
1 THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LIDCER
on a weapons charge,
! The quartet was alleged to have
Term For ' «hot and wounded Ilmer Walrtow. ij.
a retired Phllndelphin nelicnmiin
whs sfnn on dtilv as a clerk 111 thr
time of (he hotsi |'ahl)(.rv.
I P Robber Prior 10 KonienclnK. lliu-nliit;
(i«iicd la fhntiun hU nlril from Milii'i'
to not ssulity. He ailmHtt'd Iho «M,I
Hold-up nns rharee buf aeidpd thai the Bun
iv.1H.
IJ |hf easi'. but Boenine e»-
"md wal inter piilsi'il up In
rfc N- J" «ht'rr he fii-rvi'd a
vovspundinfr
ut'i'k ni lii^i year. Atfuj
ni'y Gimora! UroviT L'. RUhrrHm
Jr. annount'fd today. ThK brought
the 1996 total tu date to 33, •>.-I
••»»•»•••••••••••»»»
cifihl \v*z thnn the 41 rc^U'rcd \n\
the »amt' dide in 1D55, The faiaiitv
sjiite was kept elean yn Munday nnd
Mr= nichman said innt week's vir=
THU. . SAT.
!ims ueru three ptdv.ir|Hn
pufisrniiers and one drfvpr.
FES. 2 • 4
Illrthday reiebrutions^^i IJAPI. i
Carol IlDpb Mil. Nurma Kruiisu, Huh j
•tew, Obk> O'Brien, Larry I REI
DU'kerson and
: in tlip mert-aniiii 1 Indian War in
Film at Village
Frederick March to
Open Here Monday
VILLAGE
Today, Tomorrow, Sifurdt?
"Indian Klichler" la n stirrinfg ynrii
nhout d battli'ii are fytljlt!! jin 1
ils life risked.
Included in the tost are Lon
Choney, Kduiirri Fruni. Aliin Hull'
EN«ha Cook nnd Ray Ti-nl.
Monday, Tuaiday
i
[ "The DiMBi'raie Uqurs" IK a nerve,
jjoltlny drama cif r^lvntle^ trnNion,
EDUARD FRANZE, as an Indian chief, and Kirk
;nla|.l.(l from the NUtceitsful New Douglas as a scout md guard, have top roles in "The Indian
; Viirk stajje nlay and strirrmt' a bril- Fighter," Cinemascope and Technicolor adventure which
iianl caiit of Ilnliyunodi, niost talwit. opens tonight at the Village Theatre.
• rtederltk Marih plays thv purl uf
jtlie hiialiand and father whose family
; is ^utjjeefetl to 4a hours of terror tiy
ja trio of brutal esiapid lonviels lud
by Humphrey Bojiarl.
Martha Scot I and Mary Murphy
have the prini'ipal ferninine ieada.
and huikinu. tnurduroua Rubvrt Middietnn
turns In a dramalkatly im.
that, because of the
lifeNNive rule as one of the t-onvietN. success of such Westerns »« "Thf
Cqitarrfd are Arthur Kennedy. Toll Men," "Shane." and "Hlu|i
Dewey Martin and Gij4 Young. .Seen." there !« to be a cycle ef sui'h
Minis iiimiil at adult laslt^. huth on
"Sturm Fear" is urippinil draniii ihe screun and uvi*r li'levisiun.
fllicl ji bitter romantic story starrinM Among ihe tnmous wesiern chariii'.
loine! Wilde. Jinn Wallace and Dan tyrs bclnn feaiured now i« Wyail
" " "~ J Duryen. and eo.starriny
"**'* '" '
Lee
*
Grant
David Hloliery, Dennis Weaver an*
Earp, played by a iu*«comtfr, lluyh
Slevi-n Hill.
Ilie film is the slory of a former
unud-lirne any who turns bank nil)
her and ioyelher wilh two aeeo.n
jilires uses his brother's rsneh house
as a hideout: Ills lung past hut nut
lorKum>n remanee with his brothel 1
ST
KING
5-PIECE
BEDDING MEEDS
At fha World'. Lowest Pric*t
DINETTE SETS
The whale to lie seen in "Mii'iy
Pick." was built over the^ hull of a
boat at a east oi' i.10.000. Two w'hat'j;;
had to be huilt beeause the first
drifted ntT ty sea in a violent storm
otT the Irish eoast during the film.
I of the story. The iiU'ture u to be
released same time during the
sumnief.
Regularly $34.95
p Larefi; Itiliaii actrsii^
will have Hi. famhilnt lud In
King (in mtttrau ,
"Tlw Prld. and th. PniudlH,"
which H It b mad* In Ipaln, $79.00 -OU
•ntwir to comfort , , wall built
QUALITY matariait that will
with C«ry Gr.nl md Frank •Inatr.
iharlni th. mala laarii. The
yaart of tarviea.
ilory, bx.d or C. S. PsntMr'i
novel. "Thf gun," hai a Napslt-
O'Brian. an e*.Marine, who is doin^ •nlc backsrsuitd.
quite well in the new TV series,
"End As a Man," a New Voi'k
SECTIONAL
Dana Wynt.r. th* BrIIUh acfrau lilay, has lieeii bout'ht hy Sam sple-
whou flnt Hollywood rsla w» In flei. produeer of "Waterfront," and
ttia film, "Tha vl.w pram Pent. will he made Into a film, starrina LAMPS
B»y'« Haad," will havt tha liar. Ben Ga^ara. Many of the seene*
SOFAS
ring refa In "Tha flxth of Jvna." i ill he made at The (JKadcI. famoui
wife before their marriaue huiPil Thli it tht rsla Dana wantad be , mililary school in Charleston, South
ihe iensioii of the situatian.
fora making fha flrif Alrn. Carolina, which is now headed by HOOR — BMD6E — TABLE
General Marlt Clark.
N0TIN6 A CHANGE
Deris Day has finished her auto, i
Old limp strike leaders who shou!.
Values to
ed. Workers, arise!" have altered
the teehmriue. The revised watch till,' role, Deris' next film will lie i Suspension KO Vie Wed
$15.95
rd is "nialher. pull up a rhair!' "The AmaiinM .Nellie Bly." Tor Mwlrn. Freeholdtr Waller II. Trwn thN
iehmonil Times-Dispateh,
——— week said he hopes for an earlv
The Wayward Bus," Ihe John reply from the Civil Aeronautics Ad-
Slelnlii.fli heslseiler novel of a f|.w ministration en Ihe relnstatemern' uf
years back, js lo be made Into a film the nperallnjs lieeiisB ef the U, S.
•Smart and (tMutifu! . . . they'll give
by tharles Brackett. The story has a nver«eas Airline at the County Air-
LIVING ROOM lyoo mw idaat tar your living room.
northern California settiny.
Port.
[A wid» choice of colon and fmbrltk.
i The CAA last month suspended
Tha Pranih naval, "Frsm
AmsnBti tht Btad," by T. Nartathe
airline's operating certificate on
S*llf avarywhera fw $149.95.
|ae and W. Bsllaay, hai b.en
technical grounds. Since then t'B.ie TABLES
bought by Paranwunt far Alfred
May County's representatives in!
Hllchtock, (t It . piychalsglfal i Washlntten have been petltieninj
"NASSAU! »«w shscNar absut a man ivhe iiHMri 'the airline's reinstatement* for the;
s
from vartlga and bacsmai In- economic benefit of the county, j 9,40
LET US
valvad In tha daath sf a frlantf't Congressman T. Millet Hand. I
wlfl. Much of If will be inaf on alone with U s. Senators CliiTord P.
TILL YOu
loeatlen In Lsyliiana.
Case and H. Alexander Hfnith. are
' liieadiny the case.
Regularly to $19.95
HOW EASY IT !S
Shreve Travel Service "l,i(tle Tin nmldess," by IJIUIS
for avary puris and purpeaa
Stevens, has l^een bought by Annt-
1606 PACIFIC AVENUE
U. S. Proposes Mora
TO USE YOUR
BaKlar and KUSM.I1 Hirdwtll m
in Blond Modarn
ATLANTIC CITY their nest pi^odurtion. They plan I »
CREDIT
make it In Oklahema sometime n
Phsn« All. City 4.f4l7—44111
April,
.WE'RE BULGING WITH BARGAINS.
ivery item it brand new, the very latest up-te-the-minuta
design. Naturally we havan't any old merchandise. Check the
At" A
1000REXAU
TISSUES 63c
W Iff
IMMAIM.MI
BKTKX
HEATING PAD
Rag,
NOW
4.99
ROXBURY HOT
WATER BOTTLE ,, 89c
- MB LOWIII fltlCM ANYWH1M
mil MUM — DAILY fell M 11 P.M.
iY1 19 A.M. ttt I P.M.—6 P.M. to * P.M.
ZY'S
; Koewrn Brands
BOOttON
GIN-MM
vt
BAR
OPEN
DAILY
7 a.m.-2 a.m.
CLOSED
SUNDAYS
Phone 9051
34th Street
th*
_MERS PO!NT=Mw. Vioiei Ba^
der was installed as president yf the
Auxiliary ef VaJuntMer Fife Company
No, 2 ai a dinner mL^Ung Wedn^day
fvenin)£ at the QrifilPiy HoteL
Hedrier, MTBfmit al-nrms; Mrs. Em
tu Hazard, trustee,
Mrs. Buiuuf Ad.nuon was named
to the Hunahlne mmmi- A dona
lion MI made to Ihe March of Dlm^
Fund,
Mn. Louisa DHks and Mrs. Grrgon
will »*rvp on the rcfreshmfnt com
mlttee for February.
Mrs, Hhylls Deputy was welcomed
as a new member.
SOTIIK T«* UMIT fRKi
Kslttti' uf Jatiti's yhtlii'y 1
»! iht- p>iinty iif
School Pupili Hear
Uctura-Racital
SOMERS POINT—Puplls POINT—Puplls of R'e« Nev. 1 ..^V, ",v
York »v. S School and Dawe. av I prow, it
rd a leeture-reelMI on Mo- I.VM
dl D | ACCE
L Mil ?*,i JflJtffcS', 1,1 ii,,vl, „,'!}
lull In |,u\nifnt ,t,\ (n(1ltl,,ti,,| Sill
• ntrD't ,,I \\iiilhcrnnrt < unbtruttlc
) helii b> flinn it Mutius Ai 1 ( i>uni
• • |,«»t ill Ji>n
Molou \r4>|iinn(( (

IdMiilJ
at for «e land-
ways of accom-
it necenary to end
• i neigh,
of ways
evicted,
agreed.
notlM WM
must And a
near future,
a receiving
f. reasonable
Ml M nab
M aM the
it anoifcr if
to {Be *rtn\j
, UDWttm, dSWlMd the teed
i *t « Metal imuc,
• • • '
Thonut Richard Wlnlfaky arrlvM
at shore Memorial Hospital M tke
new an of city Librarian and Mra.
Peter Wljnoalo-.
* * • ,
rmill *!la
with demand, for the
for $UM9, w^h ii «t »
mmmm
accounting flm, MM,.
1 aoetaV In vhiXtho vaat
by George
AOBNTS-itite oft^Wi
C 4 ^
Ihelr commlaalorta
^ fl?, w *» •Molnted it via
f*» dtalBrbed ontll
* Governo reduce the
do not Ujtetid
we eirinm M, S
, toe, an* atow a
Dr. Dwlght It
elect, American «
"We could ulvafe
valuable bHabieap
««»ld get thenT
fc a gallop te
i '«ii,'/' r*
Reports
...yolume
fvrtlclM"J"P'''« d (,i m « rB
Parkwiy last year.
Highway Authority
of taih revenue and
M. the Authority
vehicles passed
toll pi»«M during
bu»"> and S7JM
%fMI\i«e« In the total
S Mt*permltted on t^
* *Vi of Inlerehange 90
. The orlijina] legis-
Tin- Auihoriiy In i»BZ
Aai operate the Parkway
!auh**lunil««o" on trucks,
Toemiittod on all sections,
rjisieelne rc»ulation of the
tBtetlie hiivy vqlumo of tramc.
|pjHc»,y hud (he lowest tola! ot
fajtallUa* aJmong comparable high-
waya In the nation but year, there
were 10 traffic deatha.
The aummary of traffic ' at toll
plazai' Include! omclal Parkway vs.
hides, ambulance'. Are englnea and
other emergency uhlclea entitled to
free patuge. Such non+evenue traf.
Re conalsted of approximately 400,000
vehicle..
The Parkway hat been. In full op.
eratlon only lines last July 1, when
the northernmost section in Bergen
County was opened to traffic.
Woman Accused in
Crash at Tuckahea
An Ocean city woman was Issued
a summons by State Police Friday
when her ear skidded on Route 49
near Tuckahoe and crashed into an
oncoming car.
State Police reported a ear oper-
ated by MISJ Hannah Jones. 111(1
Simpson av., was traveling east when
It skidded to the left and struck 3
ear driven by Roland Scull, of Den.
nlsvillc, who was going west.
Elmore Scull, a passenger In Beuli'i
auto, was treated for, bruises of the
ace at the omcc of a Woodbine
physician.
NORTH'S Wood Shop
W36 lOth St., Opp. R.R. St.tiorl
FURNITURE
ftefinished — Repaired .— Remodeled
MODERNFOLD POORS
NIW PROCESS IN
REGRAINING
For Smoother Sand Blast Finish
1 MODERN FINISHES — GET OUR ESTIMATE
THI 0C1AN CITY tmTlNlL-HDOIR
LISTEM AMERICANS!
... by Dr. Goot-g* I, BMIMMI .
OIRICTOR — NATIONA4. •OWCATrON f«MRMN
four Beauty Parlor This Weel
A year after Plymouth Colony was
founded In December 1820. many af
the pilgrims had begun to loaf. They
had found that they didn't have to
work as diligently and produce as
much as their neighbor. In order to
eat as well aa their nclghbon. They
were letting equal ihares of food
from the common storehouse regard-
less of their own production, regard*
lesa of how much they loafed. So
they, loafed more and more.
For a tune the Industrious settlers
tried Co make up the deficiency of
food, but as they saw the tendency
to loaf growing among the colonists,
they slowed down too.
When starvation threatened to
wipe out the colony, the pilgrima
were called together by the leaden.
The 'proposal was made that each
family take over the ownership of a
parcel of land and keep what It pro-
duced, Ivery family then would have
to be self.reliant. The laxy ones
didn't like the idea but there were
enough industrious people to put it
nto operation.
* • #
This was the beginning of the Am-
erican capitalistic economic system.
The whole story is dramatlied In the
opening liitn of "The American Ad-
enture' educational series Just com
pleted by the National Education
raigrani—for local television spon.
worship, for schools, Industrie! and
the armed services.
The American colonies raised a
monument to freedom with the writ,
in* of the Declaration of Indepen
dence; and then won their war for
independence. Vet the nation and Hit
Kreatness did not emerge until the
adaption of the United States Const!,
lution.
All this exciting colorful history,
so significant to every American, is
brought to life in the second film of
the new series.
* « *
The third film is entitled, "The
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Phone 2770 For Appointment
(N ORDIR TO SERVE YOU BETTER
We will fee •pen wednetday evening.,
Fleate phone for Appelntinenf,
CONNIE'S
1026 Asbupy Avanu* • Phone 0719
CLOSED MONDAYS
JOHNSON'S
BEAUTY SALON
< STYLING
Permanent Wava Special!.,*
Machine. Machln.lm and Cold Waving
Phena 0664 MI Aifeury
CLMIB MONDAYS
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BEAUTY SALON
•y Avenue Phona 1141
- ipMlaHUni In _
All Type, Permanent Waves
And All Beauty Aids
CLOSID MONDAYS
GENERAL MOTORS
DELCO-HEAT
OIL BURNERS
S&LfS and SERVICE
Factory Tnlnad
LOUIS
TACCARIHO
PLUMBING — HEATING
FUIL Oil.
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Structure of the American Way of
Life," it shown'the building up of an
Imposing pyramid like structure of
simulated granite bloeki. Each ele-
ment In the American way haa ita
block; and as It Is fitted into place
Ita meaning and purpose are clearly
explained. There are 12 blocks' of
varying jure, 22 vital and ipeelne ele-
ments forming the structure of our
freedom. It Is n structure all Ameri-
cana can unbrace, II Is something,
complete, to stand for.
In '•The Fall of Natlona," the
fourth fllm of the series, we sea dra
mallzed the rile and fall of all the
great world leadera None ha* sur-
vived very long. The causes of the
fall of nations are studies In this
fllm. The malar ones are: political,
economic and moral decay among the
people. Will America avert thlsf The
fllm poses this question dramatically
Political Study
Offered to GOP
Course in Leadership
to Open January 23
The Young Republicans of Cape
May County have been Invited to par.
ticlpate in a Young Republican Lead-
irship Training School to he heli
m Washington, D. C., new week, ac
cording to RUhard Lien. Young Re-
publican chairman.
The school will be ai the Raleigh
Hotel, and win open with lunch on
Monday, January is. Sessions w!!l
cover all phates of political activity,
with the stress being laid on train-
ing young Republicans to carry out
major campaign chores. Speakers
will Include members of Congress,
including Congressman Joseph Mar.
tin of Massachusetts. House Minority
Leader, and Senator William know-
land of California, Senate Minority
Leader. Members of the Cabinet also
will address the school.
The school will graduate at a ban-
quet on the evening of Friday, Jan.
Uary 27, at which Vice - President
Richard Nixon will be guest speaker.
Total cost of the school. Including
room and meals, Monday through
Friday, will be tSS,
Any Cape May County Young Re-
publican who would Uke further in
formation about the school may ob-
tain it by calling or writing Mr,
LJon, chairman, at 317 W, Creese av,
Wildwood.
The school offers a good oppor-
tunity for any young person to
learn first hand the mechanics of
political activity, and "it would be
a credit to our County lo have one
or mow students enrolled,* 1 he said.
1
eeuRTisv RULM
The teacher wrote on the black,
boards '"The horse and cow is in the
stable,"
Now." she said to one little boy,
"what is wrong with that sentence?"
'Well, miss, you sjiouhl say. The
cow and horse is in the stable, 1 "
"Wto?"
"Ladies first,"
Simpktsffo
HELEN'S
Beauty Salon
WWMNT WAVINO MAIKTINTINO
KM* TtiATftUMTl FACIALS
! *•• « Canlrai Av.. , Phona 0935
CLMID MONDAYS
'S HAIRDRESSING
COMPLETE BEAUTY SIRVICE
by ANDREW and CLAIRE
«WRYAVINUI PHONE 2696
CLOHp MONDAYS
January 21th to February 14th, Inclutlva
CERRUTI
BEAUTY SHOPPE
fer veur Beatrty Can — Let eur « yean*
•uperienee IM your autaW.
MAUTY CULTUM IN ALL BIIANCHU
703 Asbwry AVMHW .phon* 1394
CLOHD MOMDAY*
^Beauty Shoppe
HAliTsTYUNO
JrVfc\
WAVES
Home Ownership With A
DIRECT REDUCTION
MORTGAGE LOAN
WE PAY 3%
CURR1NT DIVIDEND RATI ON YOUR SAVINGS
Then la M rlik liinlira*, SavlnM up ta IIMN m hnurwl ky Ma
Faataral favloca and Luo Inauranc* C*ra»r»HMi.
0012
Scholarships For
Girls Announced
' Douglass Collog*
Awards Now Open
School Benton from New
Jeraey are eligible to cMlpete for
Mfeetanhlpt to lie awarded for the"
1MUT year by Douglass Collegv.
the women's college of Rutsers, the
Stale University of New jersey,
Aa announced by Dean Mary I,
Bunting, the •eholanhlp offered ex
clualvely to Hew Jersey girls are;
the Elltabeth Rodman Voorhees
Scholarahlp, which, combined with a
State University Scholarship, will
cover tuition, hoard and room. This
combination icholarablp la valued at
approxunaitely f 1.1M annually, or »4.-
400 for the four undergraduate years
when the holder maintains a record
satisfactory to the bcholamhlp Com-
mittee
Also open only lo resldentt of
New Jersey, with certain limitations,
are; the Carrie Whlton Bailey Bacon
Scholarship of «21W, renewable to an
MM totals the Miriam Lee Enrly
Llpplneott Scholarship of S200, also
renewable to an HOO total for the
four undergraduate years; the New
Jersey Colonial Dames Scholarship of
WOO, renewable to a ilJM total; and
the Pood Fair Stores, Corporation
Scholarships, open lo ttudenu enter-
ing any division of Rutgers Univer.
ally and having an annual value of
$2*0 or a potential four year value
of 11,000,
•cholarihipa (n varying niUHinN
have been offered to New Jersey
Cheek th* correct word:
1—AclvtH Cnta Kelly ti engaged lo th* Prince
af (Monaco) (MonU Carlo).
S—They P«»h to many shortly after (Easter)
(Thkii)
gaT)
M •*• HURlM, the will (retain) (ION)
r
ker United State, dtlzeiuhlp.
•—-Itwill be (flnrt) (fourth) marriage for the
8—It will be Ilia (foarth) (first) mantta* for
! laaprlntc.
«—A major earthqaak« reMntlr oMaircd In
(did.) (MnlM).
7—Tka Ptvddcnt has ajwamed • (full) (partial)
wark load la wake of hia heart attack,
•—Piineeav Marcarct aaeert at present is BUI.
ally a (lard) (commoner).
•—POM Plna XII recently made statement* gtg-
nlflcant U» CathoUc* on (iitanleaj mnalc)
(hildbih) (bth)
lcnt U CatUc*
' (childbirth) (both).
19—Danger to A i
( C ) (
()
American* darinf; rioting in
( r p ) (Jordan) called forth a lUff pro-
teat from our State Department.
Count SO for eaeh correct choice. A tcore of 0-20 U
poor: 30-«0. average; 70-so, superior and TO-100, very
l
' alrl. f«r th* p*W Mwral ywn
ttlA N*>Vr JWatW attefe VArfMareaffaVaHl n
Wsmtn'i Cloba, anal tt to tpttteal
Miai* faiaauatat —t-t nittl *-•»• ahWaktiaaaViJafe
TOP Hit 1V3A 97 yAAI\
Available for the fre.timan year
only are the Alumnai Scholarahlp of
tm, the Daughtera of th* Aanrictn
Revolution Scholanhlp In Ham* Eco-
nomics of MO, the Man4Mtaek
Foundation Seholarshlpa uj Home
Economics in varying amounta, and
March 1. ISM 1> tlw
be
Serv» Vmt, flmm and
C*M Mar eewHy Sriafe Cea
OCEAN CITY
AUTO
BRIDGE
LOHGPORT
5 Tickets
• Th. abaft Kawh) ta MtaMa Orf
F. P. RlSTINE ft CO
American
123 Sooth Broad $frM»# Phlladatptila
Clinton b. Lowd*n
Detoded Intelligram
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19 14 If!
DlffiCT REDOCnOH MORT6A6E LOANS
THI
SEASHORE
BUILDING and LOAN
^ASSOCIATION
411 EIGHTH STREET
L
He's Looking for a Mountain !
You sec, he knows what he has down under that
beautiful hood—a grqnt, powerful V-S engine
that's pulsing with life—and he's simply itching
to give it the word I
But he ii a sane and sensible driver, who stays
within the regulations and observes the laws of
common sense—ond he knows he can't unleash
that engine on o normal stretch of highway.
So he's looking for a big, long, steep hill. Maybe
he can get the throttle down there for a short
thruit—just to see what it's like! x
Well, maybe so—but even on a mountain, he
won't use full throttle for long. For this car is
powered far beyond all normal requirements.
Why, you might ask, is this so?
Well, in the judgment of Cadillac engineers, it's
done for a number of vital and important reasons.
First of these is safety. A great reserve of power
for the quick escape from an emergency U of the
essence of highway safety.
Then there's economy, A big, powerful engine
that loafs at normal speeds permits the uae
of an axle ratio that makes far gasoline economy.
There is long life, too—for the absence of (train
adds years and years ta the life of any mechanism.
And finally, there is the great riding and driving
luxury that comes with extra power . . . the
whisper-silent engine, the Instant response to the
throttle, the sense of safety and security.
Why not come in soon and see ijr youneltf
We will be most happy to supervise a personal
demonstration on the highway.
The ear is waiting for you—and any time you
And the time would be a food time for a date!
DRUCK MOTOR CO., Inc.
IlfS ASBURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY , , ' , - '
, ,'<
••I

•r
'•, i
had
at adult* and chit
of J3jtB4 during IMS, It was
' wporUd by Uw paator. UK Bev
Wtmk T Adler, at the annual can
• fn*>Uonil mcttlni Uit week
The meeting, for tht aeciyul jear.
lartniiail a dinner U| enkftQee aoela-
. " Dlitt7 and five new membera an op-
portunity to b*fome better acquaint
ad with the operation of ihe ehurch
and meet ofhere In the conirega
r*P*rt>d tara
laat y«ar *f 14,-
W
ipttcopoi
laming Man's Club
The mm. or Holy Trinity EpUcopal
Church and Uialf frlcndi have been
Invited to attorn) the flrit meeting of
Ul* nawly^riaalnd Kplaropal Men',
Ctab on Mofday n'fhi at a o'clock In
the Pariah HWiie, IOM.Central av
In announcing the meeting, the
Htv. Ifcrrtat E, Vanghan, rector, uM
will be devoted to d
fellowahlp with (antei, open discus
on a variety ot topics both re-
ls and ievular, and good food.
Membership l> open to any friend of
Holy Trinity Church or anyone In
need ot companionship, he said
So. EM Chapel
to be Enlarged
To Collect Funds
N«xt Summer
far HH ncr e# Mi per aervlce
' ^ * * * lt*t*M iMWMtaiKe aver
Plan, for expanding tht I nlon
'haprl tn thr Spa at 55th *! mrt Ai
bur\ ai Here admnted h\ the boanl
of trustees of the Lhaptl at ,i mitt
church membership »•" I ">* m tin Philadiluhla hoim ol Mi.,
reported to be US. as compared with Emllie sanbers the unli uumn
41 when the Ret Vr Adkr assumed i member of the Ixiard
1M»
Ftsncii Tirwnsend church treas
per. presented a detailed report uf
ind disbursements durlnj
He lilted total Iniume )f
and expenditures of $24
m
The conKretfatlon appro* ed
*&&m report and alto adopted tht pro
church budget for 1D36
HM that Hw hl»h
M MV year were the pur.
T h e at prr
t hnilfii
the Chapel
nl
to
st. with
tiw
I*
In
Cftvn* *t Jiffi •» *nd fh«
piayfnfl h«t to ftir** con-
th* f vn«d «# N*w J*n*r
at«t* Loth*r L«#flv«
*id «ft* «t«t* Worn
In Oc
nity to •*
the irtlpr
Me utd the church had met it*.
Hiunclal obligations 100 prr cent m
?'; ;'*mpport of benevolrncrii. the Luthrr
pB World At^ion week, and the Syn
odlcal lYl-ObjeeUve Appeal. In addi-
Uon* Uie mAmbrrs contributed 1.5*MJ : _ ,,•»•
pound* of clothing hwhlch vtm sent | AOXlllQiy
Onrwu Tor relief purpose
Tbe tonurejiatton elected Joseph
lend Ihe pre-.
a \ a n d f a c t
i t s e n t r a n t * " « A i b u n i \
T h e c a m p a i g n f o r f u n d s h t k d n I n M
M j m m t r w h t n t h t S u n d j i S i I M > O 1
t u r n e d ( t i e r i t i e r a l l i u n d r * f l d o l l a r - ,
l o t h e t r u s t i e s A t t h t ^ j n u l i m i
I h r t r u s l t e * a n d t h t L a d l t * . A u \ i l l r f r i
p l e d g e d d n s n t i s l M i p p n r ! I D t i l '
d r i v e
I t n d - . d t i i d t d l l i d l i l l u l m h i \ '
b e e n a t t e n d i n g , t h e C h a p e l b t a v k t d
t o b r i n t t h e i r h i f u f o r t h t h u i l d i n n
f u n d t o r h e n r s t s r r w t n i h c \ m e n d
d u r i n g t h t - . u m m t - i o f l l i ' j b m i l < l i
p o s . l t t h t i n w i t h t h i ( l i u r i l i I r t 1 - ,
urcr A s t alien
T h e l r u - . t t i t w e r t i n f u i n u i l i h i
t h t u n h i l e t t m i l l n u p i t n v l i . i i
a b l e f u r ( o n * . i d e n t i i > n d u n n , , m \ t
. u m n i i i s m t t t n i i . s W I H I I i l l s n u i h
P n t t r e s i d e n t , u i l l M n i n n p p o m i
Presbyterians
Name Officers
Increase of 61
Members Reported
It t? p o r t ># sliowhi^ KiihstAiituil
growth during lttSS, and election ol~
officers, were hlKhlightti of the an
nual t-otigrrgationa. nu^vtin^ v( thr
First Prrsbytprian Churt-h on Wed-
nt-sda.% nlfiht last week:
'hi- meet hit; followed .1 fovvtrrf
dish supper prepnri'U hy (he Indies
Auxiliary and served hy the Klnc'*•
Dyu^htrrs Thomrts L. Thtirnt- supi
L ksed the Affair
Th* R*v, C*«ro* Fisher, p**for,
r*f»rt*d that church m*mh«rmhlp
was 440 *t Hi* Clot* of l*st w*r,
or a n#t incr*#y« t»f 61 ov*r Hi*
umt d*t* a y*ar apo.
It WH.S reptirtrfl that ln.it ye.ir £26.
879 wa* received for c.-onKit-^atltitijil
expenses and S8720 for henevo
IITIL-I-X Thr .Sunday School suimport»•
,1 Chinevf orphiin artlij]l> .sup
pltot. the salary ol tlir Kev KJI.V
monil l' l'rov«il, JI miissionan 11
ft*'l>ort** Wcrr uivcn hy the belie
oirnr** ir«ao>iu Tin m i
Iliri>
y
E|eCt$ M*>W Off I
Crimp
^ t 1» mejnhPrH of ih« Hn
of the Church C«u.u.) tor I ..r|i|bU( ri „, , ll[]r( h in
tvma of thre* >«ar». I H m ^ Ufcl TnurNday
in > J..-,i|'l> I
(in liii\ ind
\ li in HIM hiu
r mon Ihi. MII
uhni tlnl
*P»* pAttor pointed out that under
c^prc^ rules a couft^Uman ma> not
^rve longer than tW teems con
aecutlvely, thus assuring an opportu
nity for morr member* lo strve
The dinner was prepared undet
th* direction of Lewi:. M. Mllltr anrl
fhe ; leader
tau
Quarterly Meeting at
St. James, Sunday
j-^ihel Nmuv to (.hair 111^11, AIHI
Addie M. Huh'. s.*.Tt'ii.ry-irr,.*
Prepi lh( Mii.it
nli 1. nil Mil 111
in Ih'
ON "• fhoir will
•ing "Seek Ye the Lord" toy Hoherts!
Eleanor Paschal!, soprano, will ilfl4
'The Sard Psslni" by Malotte, The
Chance] Rowers are in lovlnjl mc-mo>
rj' of Mrs, Harriet Risley Bushay and
Mr, Cred A. Hynrman.
7:30 p. m. Evening Service of Wop
*hlp. Organ reeilBl of favored
hymns. Informal song servit-i'. Her-
mon by Ihe Rffv, Hugo A, Mullur, M,
A, of Haddonneld, N. J.; "SI, Paul
2$ Years Later," The choir \viil sin-^
My Faith Looks Up Jn Thuii" hy
Sehneelter; Rulh E. .Nevlus, controlto,
will sing "Hsu' Beauliful Upon the
Mountains" by llarker.
Weanesdas', 3:15 p, m, MeetlnM uf
the Junior Christian Endeavor Soci-
ety under (he leadership of Mis,
Betty MfCorklc.
Wednesday, 7;4S p, m. Midweek
Pr.ycr MeetlnM and Bible Siurj',,
T t "Does. II Pay lo Pray? 1 '
p. m. Meetlnn of the Board of
Deaeoru in the Church House,
fWLV TRINITY EPISCOPAL .
1MB •*. andlemfral «».
"Tll» Chweih Whii th. Opan. Door"
««v. Mfraal, I, Vaughan, Th. M.,
' JitMsr
•wnday Mnlcn—
i a, m. Family Eucharist and
Church School clltsei,
' II $, m. Morning Service and ger.
mon (Communion lit Sunday).
CoilllrniiUon Clanes on Tuesday-
Children it ijjo p, ni.i adulu st •
p. m.
Wtdneadgr naming _ Holy com.
munlon at 7 j. m
Thunday — Holy Communion al
lO; Prayer Ofoyp at 10 a, m.
«T. JAMM AMM.
n» M. tntf H»v«n av.
•t*. 0. 1. f mIMi, a>Mtar
11 a, m—Momlnf Service.
f p mi~Sunflsv j h t
Ing.
8 p. nv— Evening Worship,
Wednesday—
7 30 p m— Pra\cr Ser\icv
I rrld.y—
I 7.30 p. m. — Junior Choir re-
hearsal,
i 8:30 p, m — Senior fhoir rehearsal
OCEAN CITY BAPTIST
10lh st. mi weilev av.
R.v ptvld P. Wright, Paster
| Mill Yvonne Smith, Promotional
! Director
Sund.y, January if—
j fliSii a in, Hundaj ktliool ulth
I classi's for I'VtM'y fflemiicr nf the
[family. Hornce Ut'rnvr, superintei!:
•dent.
( ili:4a a, m. Worship Service. Mrs.
David P. Wright, orisanist. Mrs, Jo-
seph Likens, vocal soloist, Message
by Rev, David P. Wrislil, coiitinuing
a serU's from the book of ilelirews.
6:45 p, m, Atlull l-'i'lluwship meet
Intf conducted by Allen PreudPnlliiil,
7:30 p, m, Kvcninn Guspci Service,
Slngini! led by Charles flood. Mes.
saije by Ilev WrlMlit,
» p, m, Voung People's Rali,v. Fe^
turltm Billy Graham Him, "Storms of
Life,"
TyfMay, January 31—
7;.1n p. m Viiuiia People's Miijlo
'.Study tftuuht l),v Yvonne Smith, fol-
! lowed hy yamt- time- itncl rptresii^
I ments downsialrs,
Wedneiday, February 1—
3:30 p. 111. Pianrrr Cirls led 'iy
Mrs, ITarry Schmidt, Yli'^T AlltMl Fre*i-
dentllBl, Mrs Paul Ailams,
7:30 [J. m, Midweek Hel-virr COli'
ducted by Pastor Wriy,hl.,Continuiiia
Hcofli'ld Bible Study Scries
Thursday, February 2^
S p, m, Burean class mvflini! HI
the humo of Mr«, Alli'n Friuidmlhul,
!410 lllli si, Mrs, Jouli Smilh and
j Miss Yvonne Hmilh, hostesses.
I Friday, pafcrvary ]—
I 3 p. m. Bible Club for buy* and
! eiris downstairs. - •
7:30 p, m, Juiilor Yuulh Nlulit Tor
l)o\s and ulrls in 4th, sill and eth
Blades Yvonne Smith, diroeler.
ST, AUOUlTINI'i
13th if, and W.il.y av,
Vy, R(V, Mlir, Birlholomew B,
Daylc, Pattar
Ptav. Alb.rt f. Saart, Asst. Paster
SJ Misses—S and 10:30 a. In.
Canfesslons on Saturday- -130 to
SiSO, 7iM to a:30.
Dally Mast at 7 a. ra, Salurday,
FilO a. m,
Plrsf PrMay—
M*s»—? a, m.
Confeiisiana an Thursday before,
7:30 ts 8:30,
auciN on MA«TV«S
In* If, Mil Atlantic ,v.
tumlayt—
M».s-0:15 a, in,
Plrit Frld.v-
fes Ptjc 5. feliiiTH) 4. pleai»
!
OCEAN CITY SEWTINIL tiPGER
JAWUAKY ItW THI OCEAN CITY SENTINeL-LEDGER
r »"
This is a scene you see every
Sunday . . . hundreds of men and
women pouring out of our
churcheB. What effect does it
have on the life of our com»
munity?
There was more happiness in
our streets this week , , , more
sympathy and understanding . , .
more kindness and helpfulness
. , . rnore determination to attain
the highest moral and spiritual
ideals.
We won't see Utopia next week,
Human nature is still human.
Perfection is God's alone.
But crowded churches change
many livei. Worship and prayer
strengthen souls. The seed God
planti never dies, if we are deter-
mined to cultivate it,
€omt -to^inirehTimeT^undly^
And when you leave, you and our
community will be richer because
you were there.
Rl
~L CHAHLIS M, COMNOKS
pyrkil «
Janud lo Know how
Ki t>.iirt
I 1 111 11 I tl p
ul
llu
,th>,
pulihi
Ijrarh. " the tn:i\in >iiifl
.-.I imptntiim t-conoinn ;
t-, iiiul vw- .SIKU.UI do r\
i-.Ml.ilr I,, -,,',.- Hi,11 II llni-
Church Annwnwmmnit
Continued from pifja 4
Mill—TiM a, m,
Confoji^oiu bafare all missel only
* a p
•ICONO CAPi MAY BAPTIST
Shora rd.. ptlarms
R(V. Narry F. Flneialaan, Paitor
Sunday School. 9:45 a, m Albert
W0II1, •uperlntendenl. The ieMon ii,
S.'iklnu the Lo»l."
Worship Service, 11 a. m., with a
prelude by Mn. Mary E. Pathley. or-
ganiat, followed by the Processional
hy the vested choir. The pastor will
preseh the sermon. This is ''Life
Service Sunday,"
Evenlns service, 7:S(I p, m. All.re-
_ ieat llymnslns. led by Albert Wolls.
Youth of the church will have the
first part of the service. French B,
Loveland. former judge of Cape May
County, will show pu turns of his
trip around the world and the Holy
' indK,
Wednesday evenlnir at 7;30. The
Hour of Inspiration.
Thur-.da\ ttenlng «t TiSO, rciubr
monthly business meeting.
Hum. Morning Worship
• p. m, Yonnf PMPIC'I meeting
7:10 p, m. Evening Worship
Wednesday. T:45 p. m Cdttage
prayer meeting,
Tuesdiy, t P ni Men's Fellowship.
IT, josiPH'i «. e,
••». John ^lana«an, Paitor
Manses on Sunday, 1, t, 10 and il
1, m
Week Day MM at 730 a. m. H
eepl Sdtu
Day
rdav,
4
Mans it 1 I, m.
Monday. 4 p. m. Religious Instruc Service,
J— !
tlont for arramt* ^. T ,
Saturday, Confeaelon, 4M \+40ft
p m and 7 SO to 6*0 p in. '1*|
Sunday, I p m Batptiam.
BITMANV MITrK>f>l(T "
«.v. Ktlph «.rr.«, PMMr
8:45 a, m Sunday School. CunatAf
for all ages.
11 ». m. Worship Bervlee.
7:30 p m Evening Service. ,*
SiiO p. m. Senior M Y.F. '*
Wednnday, TM p m. Hid-WHsi
it.^ MIJI IJI
Wbllr 1 prmr
1 hanillis ni MI thi 1.
[ asint Is a l.»od pn s. 1
i g tfliooth uri lit 1 >
over *oiir liwn ni
oil with in
-u.it
and
n\tt 1 IIKI
\< 11
Orig No.
Pleads Non Vult in
Shotgun Slaying
.. j rooim j>h mil tikmt. do
trnjjnf is mui h nf 1 Jub 1
fcou. it »0llln I" ' I ''" "' '"
1 cud repair ni 111 Ii il. 11 o 1 r 1
beinnt nnm union 11
worn pin
itowrr repair nun
j It this M I^T
Lssured nf piompl 1
A n o n m i l p l e a t n
m u r d t - r u . i - t - n l r r c t l r n , l : i
i li i
Cit.V Cyutuil
Kiiifjhis of ('ulinnbu^. celobriilcd i
-list iinniv(*i's;iry S«i[ur(Ii>y lli^lll Will
ftiUlMT-diHH I" ill StHTry\ Kt'^tji I
• mt in rifiisiiniviljL
The hijzhliunt »f the ovtnjni: u is
i he pt'fsfnljiUon of tin* Council s
lii-si .'innual M**lcl medal award Toi
liicX rrncnl to the Vt \
Mi
.in
Mmni 1 1 1 inKlin 1 r <
( IHIr< Hi 11 1 til 11 In
1 mil h 1 I 1 11 11 In I
Ihin \IIDII
Mr I-1 inl in 1 ill tin 1 (M
1 h iii.1 il "Hh tin limi un I
• tit M \ ] \inh MIIDII 1)1 < oslli 11 I 1 I 1111 ntli
111 '1 '.(nil 11 1 1 ill III 1 il I 11 t l
M.s
< • ( Nl
J i
In All Branehet
VENETIAN BLINDS
MADE TO OKDER
Prim RaatenaM* — Istlmatei Fr«»
SEASHORE UPHOLSTERING CO,
RteNWlr Blvd., Mamiera Phone O.C, 2237
'REAL NEIGHBORS"
I In the past five yours in this ('(immunity we have strivctl
to become re.il neighbor.?. Helping in the comiminiU
things (hat need doing, and working lowanl ninkiiiK om
town a finer place in which to live. Our job is lo reiulei
ave^nll^>s^Jl^ |)iih'i> ii\m \\ i hivi M t up iiilhir
Special home for Illis purpose and we would like to know
what our neij Commi^ionct. r I J ' , m V>*MP Sen-ice. Cporne
Hnrvtv U Atiams and huumi " , F "•'»*"" » r - sludeni from LUlhw-
lunrti A Iirifi LKIUP r ollKr! 1 " «'»M>lo».Udl SPHlItiAry, Phllid«l-
Incn^ nutiid-. thi K of l .Iso 11 l >hl1 * lM hr ' n Charge Of service, in
Kndtd I 11 " ltl ctu * " f pastpr R*nck.
ThiusTjai. 7-30 p, m. Chair re^
Mayor Bowktr l*ud«d M*gr ^ hi tint l)*pu I
ul Mi 01 Filu nd '
In pri'M'niini: till' KCTOII to Ms«r.
l>oyli». Mi. Orchllo nlso sj>«^«' on the I
\urthin(-.is ui riHiimiiijinism ;mil th^
inU-roNiiHL 1 . piojjramis lK*in>>, >p«ii-
suri'd f>\' tilt- Cimncil.
Telephone Co.
listtBtojecti
and
$100 Minion to be
Sptril on""Expansion
ill HiHiiLltj Ihi'
ihi' N(*W Jt'i^ti
n in 1 U5i*
fun'•irlii-ho
t-r !nilfihrl.i*.
Tilt' huge buiidlng jji'tipram r*?Pi% i!
t'ni-; a port.on of i\w < nmjmny"?
irusifiim of t'spiittd.nj irluphnnr is
ihiifs in rnpitlb jvtj \ HIM .irt-as Hiid
1 furf her Mi'p tuwHrd !t^ Moal "f
limvidifiu IfltidtM'n dial hur^-ifi* !oi
a!! Nrw JIT*I'\ Dell riMon.'.*.-*..
The proposed ii00,000,000 oyttay
for \9U would bring *o 1700,000,-
505 the eampany'i pOI* WSF een.
s'ryctiOn pronram required to k£tp
pace with N?w Jcrs*y i resldenttal
dud industrial growth
In t' < ri n i< i i il n .
Open Crest Beachfront " '"'" J lu " r ''"'- c "•'
F©r Motel Building .multMfunny dwejjlnss m some xon^H
tirclinnni'v opt? n in a t-giiuin j which art 1 .it prustmf rcslrit 5 U»d in
tji.f^famtiy chvi'HinjjN. Dinina rno.ns
srv tg be nlluuciJ in mo'cls of go op
iiiurf? uniiN, but fuod is riLit to he
sold fee
iHMirlifrifiii Hrva* ti* mnfeis anil JMT-
4i«UUi&—BiiUfiis—nl _3o or more iiniU
to gpcratt' duiiiiy rjoms fur Ihflr
nun i ! lipntt»rt_' «£* lipprnvpif on in^
Ih? Wllriwund Cri'sl
trnductlnn
t ! !iy
and no gdvurtfcing
HOW
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
HEALS
WONO
won
(tit fee) Sunday f:4f
|71§kc) Sunday lili PJSfl
"(n Tlm» of Traubto W»'r« •• NMr M Your Phon»"
MR. and MM, A, J. SMITH
MR, LIWI1 I, SMITH
UN
MR, HIRMRT L, OOWMr
MR, PRANCI1 B. TOMMUNB
Outstanding Sympathetic Sarviu
to th* Living
€>%ni (WI.UII
A 1fi6 ignsirucilen highlight
will be the slated carnpletian sf
Now jersey Bell's now directory
headquarter! building lit park and
HlllsliJs avs. In den Ridge. A
Itaff of some JM prsductlsn per.
sonnel responsible far the torn-
pllatiofi, production, manufacture !
and delivery OF Itrni tMOMt di-
feftafiqs annually will ageupy the
building, Nl printini activities will
be carried en there.
Tii|i|iihj lMi- - Ii-I Hi illiil 'i-onvi-r
iqif^ in IJfVHn ^hi in' HH- ttihti^r sn |
.laivh II. mult- .Ti.(jll'l niiilHiiil ti-li'.
iiiiuu^ HI ;iif.I.ifiri-•. r.iiiitmiH-id, ,
Jlt'H li.rla*. niuj VMriiiiih Myiiijiil nf
In-. wiiiTi- iiiitiilliil:un iil : dial cqiilp.
ni-iil ni'l «larl In lOSfl mcluili- !
ilsui'i-Klnun. lijillst'i. Wliippony, i
l,oiia pinmii. Ri-cl ISunk. Myrtlunt. !
i-llli-, rninl Ph-a-init and Wqadbridge, |
Tom lin Hospiral Ball
Scheduled for June 16
Thp annual Charily Uall In hunflit
:|i(. Uurdi-ltr Tumiin Mi-murinl llu.
pillil IKJ-S bct'il sclii'iliilwl fur imw
16, il uas anniiUIH'i'ri uhen tht' cmiv
milli'i' nn ' arrani.'i'ink.-nla of fie !
WoniPn's Auxilinry nf ihc hoiiplllil
net al Wilduuail Iliis Hl'C-N.
Thih fuuflh annual mm will bo
il 'IhintV Stnillalii niillroom. Wild-
Aooil. All prticni'lli will IH- (lonalL-d I
lo Iliij huipilal. Last year JS.000 was'
rcali/cd. ' i
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IAN .CltV SINTINIL-HDOIR
Annual fvmt Sat
dollars «"• •»• .•* U«e..I* Cape May Coup. ptae#d ,„ pfohatien far two yearn Uy
of Congr.sslonal policy that It I. th» | JJfJff , tS, B ^,i*. » U Mpialned thai it U the n pur- pur. f On the vote for site ilie a margin .if nt Tha M.lng I'm far NearoH
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POSSIWe passible locations,
locations, locations. rnafhar, Mr*. LauM MM, frem
The Fair has been held for the
: EIMM11
Iprlauoni of **73j7o77 wu approved of CD the typea of [
tag nrat r«dln« ojr the •lane Harbor tpeet to which liurun, ana rei
borouih comnilulon. Friday, mman will be granted, m if
JH2. *•«•». wBleh 1, Increased tun and limit, of lone, or di
WTJM.H over last year, call, for which may be e
WM73,T7 to be raised by uses, ante and rebut
comjmil with $imM0M last ^ear^ olhe^liiatter, as _ _
TOtytaA budiy imilude. a new to arry out twrpurpo»s-of this act
{•MM capiUl fcnprovement appro- m Mny DUI ,m purpofcror 1HIS act. l w ,,„ ,,,,„ f g M j,BU yfn -^pg,
: ' *''-"«•"* "IMHraima. —* awl ~»-f"-itifa Mlnm shall fcll ^"h" «»•» *ftual net or mo.
a* pranHaal by Ma caraarallan rnv Q. I am a farmer. I have a suel:
Ituri CMnpracfia H.aplM
' PHONi 3224
An in ntt aManrha avallaMa at » E llle w " r >" *"«uld I ai
raaaaMbto rat., and upan rHsan. " * "f w «tet to report i
able Mndman. frarn print. lf "? m ** _
taurcat, ^- ^* e * ^h @ ioclal s
sued to you originally 1> still good.
-In provldini such Insurance and 9. What is the time limit for Win
reinsurance, the commission (hall "or lump turn payments?
ullllie the faciUUei
private Innirance companies t
I out h
maximum extent practicable ... I" noney I have credited to r
leeurlty account'
•hail be provided under this act only A. The social security o
with mpeet to amounts exceeding -rovide you wit
Ihe oral 1300 of the approved elal
"The aggniMe amount of Inn
ance or reinsurance under this i
1 -
irm for this i
iharge, '
covering low of or damage to a
Art ootomaric cloth** dry.r
to kind to your clotlrt
/
4*
"toot" dMaH
f Wildwood Burnt Trees
During Snowstorm
A heavy snow added atmosphere
to ihe Itfth annual Christmas tr,
burning ceremony at Wlldwoo.,
Thunday night, but chilled the J.SOO
wrutts reported in attendance.
The MOO to 6.000 trees piled to a
When the fire was lit, finally, in re-
DeeUon in the sky was noticable for
.„ *ere galhcred and plied
by the trash collect lor, aieneies of
the three Wildwobd communities
Anpllfled musio was played durin.j
ihe burning.
eiaaMM AM BHiw Quick Ratullt
THE SERVICE
YOU WANT
::.iaeasy tofindinthe
handy Yellow Pages of
your telephone book.
Youth Who Stole Her $7,500 „* f t fflrS"T
An li«aar*M iwatatoB youth waj the youth, whose mother is Jlvlni In pregnant women with
Mved from the Matt prtaon Wday Florida, hag taken the money over acclne will be tet up
by the mercy plea of tha woman , ,TOvear period while residing with hlne Board of Health.
elf to ll * 1 WBBaHlion for hi.
ons. ine pn
lured the n.u.nj i(|0n
Maa oof local directors can UM " " ' aU the things normany ralled for by highway driving.
But comes an emergency-the need to get out of a
tight ^ot-OTd you discover the Number TTiree
news
un on four wfteelt today.
y
942 Bqy Av
K. E.
STORM DOOF
wammmm
"STORM WINDOW
NO DOWN
% PAYMINT
36 Months to Pay
BAKER
PhawiT
This Is pwfprmiuiec too gootrto pass up-and you
really ought to try it.
Its JlcrfarmancoTiparted by the whispered might of
big new 322.cubie.inoh V8 miginei raised to reomd
highs in power and eoriipressii
tl «„ nanaung yet, the best interiors yet, the beit
ityling yet-and. Utorally, with the best BuJck yet.
Come in and see-and be shown-and leam, En the
doing, about prices that make these 'SB Buicks the
best buy yet.
^T^^^mV^^
Vlhlna Shorca and The LaPlaya In
St. P»t«raburl.
•••»;•»• u_. The project Included I
ken Motel at rtnnljli rolTee «hop. and the addition of 24
I« IK. beaeh froa Martin ,1, "hotella" uhlti connected with the
i, .„« "W' 11 hulldini by a breeisway and
J^SSwhoarewln. J^SSwhoar J.lou.led .unporeh. . • «
(Smond Beach, Fli.
ire Hotel, where Mr,
Yet, uyi the Klpllnger Letter. Tha
_,g •"•"" will «rn 1111,000 In a ItfeUine, tha
CTwu formerly tirneral m»n- average hllh, lehool graduate flu,.
ZiInty Marbor Hotel, Miami 000. The, averafe college graduate
ri has had other hotel con will earn MN>M0 during his work
, *Uh the Princeia Martha. Ing yeari,
If, and Asbory Ave. Phone :
i WEEK END SPECIALTIES
SATURDAY
MM6AMAN APPLE CAKE ... 60c
SUNDAY .
LEMON CHIFFON PIE ... 85c
WITH WHIPPED CREAM
DAILY SPECIALS
THURSDAY - Cinnamon Suns ••••••
HUDAY-Raisin Loaf
SUNDAY . Rising Sun Coffee Cake , , ,
MONDAY . Closed All Day
MSDAY , Melt-A-Way Coffee Cake
WtDNESDAY - Palm Leaf Coffmm Cake
OPEN 7 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
' CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
Vi doi. 27c
THi dC< NkL-LtDOER
Band Music is Easy-If You Know How
for thatr numbers that featured Rot
Music Director Paul Weil tells Ray it
School Band Group Performs
at Annual Rotary Club Dinner
fSrSISV i f f c i w.
ScBooi band and the majorette corns home economics teacher,
demonstrated iltelr musical talenis in iraininB and orjanM
Friday nlKht when they were KueiU joreiteii and Bockettei
iLih^rmuaijinmF-sisen-in-honBr nmwun at football n
oT the hand by the Rotary Club a( par--" -
Plymouth Inn.
• Thirty band mernuen attended thr Mr, Wall, In . brl.1
OITi.lr with Paul II. Well, band dire, Hie tha Khaal Inttrunwnlal m
tor, and Mrvml Mrs. Thomai BucJ. —-", palntad —•_*--. out - - thai -a
neadt to play an Imtr
*atlra," Ha taW
I
The Caps May Co.
Heart Association
•ratcfuUy
acknowledge!
. memorial ajfta,
I MM Landli Anna*
Sea Isle City
Here They Are !
New Chevrolet Task-Force Trucks for '56!
. , New lhar« ar* more reasons than ever why
anything less is an ojd-fashioned truck I
***m**tyi Com* la ami M« all tha> MW thins* Hiafll
•'•(Nfe «loww liwuhwa tttn> and tfita yeurcofttJ
^,^w»ait tntck» bring you
«Jllort*trennl».Upper! lea
cral years. I Inie CltyAvalonStone Harbor; The
-. The dUreetar jlso de«ii4ii«d_|i,,i»!W»a'i'wg«l Middle; and the Cape
• majoreile. are selected by a ' M *g»ower, "" V"" .
ard of faeulty member judge, /•*• meeting will begin promptly
closed tryoul sessloiu in which f' s «Jitek, aeurdlng to Richard
iey must prose their *huily at L , ton > ' ne P«»nt chairman, hi order
arehlBg. baton twirling, Juigllno »•>« »he builnenu may he taken eare
id acrobatles. He uld that he is •'•• a H * — ^« lWe -
rnlng over more and more respon ,"*" lor elu * •««'*«"" u«I Sprlni Dance,
«._ II,,,I,I— i.j_... J—^n^ga how •*'*° wlllm discussed.
nlted into ~ _-
tanN.nkln, H,. dak
far Mia dlfmar InvitaHaii, pslnhnl
out Mat much af the Mcaaa af
the organization raiH upsn public
MOparaMan, M. partkuUrly praW>
ad th. cMparaMan ef parMta In
chaneifli naal fbnai and athar
h.lp. t^paftinf HH beys and glrii
out an fT far parariaa aMI ofh.r
•- •-! InclMnant waaNiar,
r. pUyed inrt
They were fc«vKU.
T trumpet; JiJ^Srihant
lartt d ll
'ere aeeampanled by
George gave a brief valedictory
oration concerning the activities of
the achoal Honor Society, of which
he Is • member. <
Club President' Osborn Nicholson
reported that the Ocean City group
ranked flfth in Its division for Deeember
with all attendance record
of I U per cent.
The Batarians and their wlve» will
celebrate the club's Mth anniversary
tomorrow (Friday) night with a dinner
party at the Atlantic city Coun.
try Club, Northneld,
«MnlBi atMMt MEb other for motor
flMMO dkBUiti, aM _ ba»l»ta^
ehariad that WUdwood city MaUIi OataMM M* M M QiMch RaMIH dlrwwr «f tSej/
neglected or retuied to act oo piara - '
for the motel aubmllted to them. •
The commisslonen. In rescinding
the sale. Hid the purehuer failed to '
submit saturactory plans although
ulven every opportunity and reasonable
time to do as.
Named aa defendants with Mayor*
•. . .. .. • 4 ' lltlfc,,. • ,, ,,.-. ,.
FINAl ClOl
, Li
Stcele were CommlssJoner. Georue .., , ... .,- ^ •-n^—r—
W, Krogman and Bcrnprd Idxwcll, I _. ... . , ,1,"' '.' , , •
Building Inspector Oram Henry and I Triangle Tfitllfllt ii II jelling fillilig M»r« M6r« il&lll ilitttt .
Tax Collector Alexander flluek, I it,. . „ . Laiia-i- «.«••-^"" "'"••'• /
StMatl Subst(tUf*l
An examination for appointment
«»«» educalion or expert.
'" "quired but a l t t
ritten examination.
Further information on the mamm-
tPPlylne may be obtained at the
polnl P' P«l r ' th S d
United Slates civil Service Region.
accepted until the needs of the service
are met,
n the piano,
Hester In Hnpiul
nd McIIcnry nerved as pro Walter E, Hosier, local building
chairman',and welcomed Mr. contractor, of 2913 central av., suf-
nd the (tudenta.
fered a heart attack January 13. He
Tha alkyautft prsfram waa alia was admitted to Shore Memorial
acc.ntuatcd by ih. farawall cara- Hospital where his condition Is remonies
tor Oaaraa therbr as Mia ported to be satisfactory. It Is expect
•Mary Club's Junlar Memb.r. ed that he will be sent home to
continue hi* convalescence next
nlar Mstarlan mambarihlp card by
Unbar* A. Day, wh« MHIriad tain
of HM student's aehl.v.iT»nts i_
Hia Kl,h school.
week.
Building
Materials
_. i
Plywood-All Thickn»tt
Storm Ssih and "
Combination Doort
Asphalt and A*b««lo*
l
Plbra Glan Insulation S
LOOK-Bat,-Roll, ^
Masonito >*g Board
Panels and Fixtures
. Colcium Chierid>
1.1|> SHOEMAKER [J
th«n tv«r bitaiit ttrii'
giving better values thin everl
WHAT S LIFT OF OUt'
FAMOUS SWING STEPS /
NWiMSHiPtO /
GENUINE
WO SUEDES
V * * *• W C •* THAN WORDS!
FAMOUS PIMHY lOArWS^ .•:=>
$4. ind $5. • piir-HOW /'
YOUM FOR ONLY- /
• IM wtM
• km it
• MM
• •Mil
•IMli
YOU KNOW OUR ROYAL JUNIORS.
ChildMiu NMdtrivl, fluible IfiiMr »•»««-'
•uptrier quilily .nd contlrUtlion-
THIS WKK ONLY-
To Inturm Unintmrruptmd Delivery of Your
SENTINEL-LEDGER
Plmmf Notify Thit Office of Your
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE
S#nd a postcard or mail form today.
Storting deliver my Smnitnml-Mgmr
T o t •."...... ,.,.,.,,,...
(Name, ,
(Future Address) •
Front • • • .•••!. '•.•.......'., ,v.i »••.•'.•.j4 /.-•'>
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la tw(. to
3BBBE5
OCHS Merry
Go Round *
By 1MTM LLOVO
UUnlly a ran of .ctton.
mmmmm
r mm ija, nw. *•» ^.ttenatd BUM | „* .^ „««», m» «J#^f „,,. ^f^u,, v.».
Is MrtiMpale
w*lghs m pound.. I nat wUe, ABM I
He and hta vlfa M » urMiFfHa, daw*, IMMng
«P*J5 MM
win IMM tNa Mw to I
ttf Hank, At praam, UM dak .
tan »r» rtadiBj th» • % MM IM
MMak Am" Clarta*. tk* «M*M*d
•artnnr. Ml MWMia abUr, a will
Wp
They in Charlie Boiv
aalr. H> dUufcn conceited people
lung; mystery ma vies, the color blue
tmWTW ; In the flnal name. "G" Team's stead of two, and to hold a dress re- Maynard save her the Dicturw
.HT hajd C»arr« Coil «d « perfect game hearsal for the school the day be- w,re about .11 Wad. of antoll
k. frojit as be scored all 11 points. The Anal fore. Committee chairmen were Richard Fo* made a^roLwoTd oiS'
•* Super score wu II to 0, a shutout. After chasm for costumes, stage Mltings, He about K, "M"" P 1 ""
HUM! aVL-tpa "•" bad won th. prevtous game. Cox tickBU, programs, u->-"— •-• •
stepped up to the Una and put 11 publicity
1 Into the treasury rtralght ones right over the net. Refreshments of sundaes, pretiels DRY WALL
• ba «aad for a Ce*, Lee, Davis and Henry all did and oookJes wen sarwd.to the girh T~..-.7..V^
MUt-aprta* taMM work keaputg y» btM on by Mtas Kelthly and Mrs. M.rtyne FINISHING
— m K O V f t O *h fwoiiu slutarat Fattl FTO and «nsuapatiuu| aeaaia apaa anas Bar- im ,«: inyjers, perry eeiuo .1..
i.' ' . ^ JIT. .fcn.M ""T CM. or raading, frank «K fteUNJ UM pl.lo.9f UM kluar. patU Fagfi tonga, "Magic Melody" P 1 tor
V. gang , ,#. W,*,,Jf slaughter, music program on the "Tarror at Black O«ka" la a Hat- and "Sweet Georgia Brown",- TV J high school,
radio, "Ctalaji," "You net Your plead play, striking a shrewd bal- — • — —
Ufa- and 1 Love Jjuey," an TV also anee between chills and laughter, g , n >. • u , , u
* list. Movie ranuta and terror. JdTVlS DOHS UlCf Hit, t#o P Y
,w ,„_ v-.' ••«• J « Mason. Sidney Green. - —.- - "• f 11 * f 1 1 "•'• « , j
1. «.iv two H!SS it.v «*••« • nd > IMM ' Ler "- "« «"•«• c • -»ketball game, Wildwood.
to the dance, and they
also be responsible f
male juice, which wai followed by a 1 ilekots. !«««».
—Maria A,Ums and sliced pineapple ring salad, the The chainn chalrm * '
•• main course was baked ham with tees are; are: 1I
' - Guarrlclna and s«-ect potatoes, cabbage, apple sauce, Moore and «nd Charles Baku Baklc>; T
pickled beets and pickled onions. els, Pete Harp and Bart* Barbara 1
J Kiphorn and , Mufflns and roljs with butter were a jtosky; publicity, John AeDICi
I sideline. The dessert was lemon Jne. and Connie Kiphom; refri
Moil Venatlle—Carole
—Carole Turner
Turne
and ringue pie and coffee, followed by ments, Carol Fon and Oeo
Electrician* Electricians
FOR PROMPT,
COURTEOUS SERVICE
CALL 1771
WM. S.
*
». _ " minis and nuu. Sherbv
slant In Scotland has one m»ln plaid »••»» Ukel
id place team
tmt 4 wins andd
2 loises.
I pUce Is whene
the octle
. wilh ive tearms
of 3 i.. ...
1 loses tied foor
third. Thi
ind their resp
1am "Q," Ed *
Assembly Friday
N«w Year Shew at
HMpltal ah tatnr k MM
•««• emus* org.nu.tiMi m
Wantral SCheel ' urea for orgmliatloiu in being r*-
_ ;, , . _. . iNsvd, campirlson ahowa that this
The pupils In tha Fourth Gr.de group far exctoedi any otlier In the
Uuiht by Mis, Mlphlii, Scnmld wUI mtnltBhlp dapatiStmL^ " "
preHHt their asHnbly pngram PH. «— —-: - • - ~
t J ,„ . Dance ......,,.,.. Janet Slmms
•led en Visit te song cia».
Mr Hetpital February-".- and M.rrta,.^
By eieiLI FloltlLLO March—"When Irish Eyes An Smil-
Thursday, January li, Von . '"•" ..•• •• • -z 1 - ............ Class
1. Muldanee director, along April—-Easter Parade" clasa
'-- -Iher people was invited Dance Joanne Ilartman. Peter
Hospital In Camden.
Wllmcr. Undaheth Brownlca. Jo-
__„,„•" •' o h n Kanei Minister: Vincent
"'- - - Witmer
... „ » uai i Juiy~"You I re A Cnnd old Plai"
rfl-B-A WlUB to Class
Malts Scrapbeek , Mw^-m, the B«utifui •«.-
icetlng on January Dance ,, Suiun Wlnfleld, Ann Smith,
dlscuiied several Georglanna Mct«ughlin, Sandra
tided to prepare a Minion. Pattl Gorman. Call Murphy
hleh will consist of September—"School Days"; "I Can't
drawings, and pie. Do That gum" Class
s. It will be a local club project. October—"Hallowe'en" Class
_ifly in the spring the members November—"Bless This House 1 *
hope lo make a trip to New York I clam
City. While there, they will visit the | Recitation Jerry Sommer
1IIB A offices and do some sight. December—"White Christmas"; "SI.
««ln«, lent Night" Class
ire planning to Finale—"Auld Lung Syne" .... Class
s churches In the area . » .
is: TeBin "V," Don Els.
"It," Dave Loder, ClauMad Ads An Oaad Salesman
CHARLES P, SKH6LBI
FLOOR and WALL COVERINGS
• CIMMIC TIL! • PLASTIC WALL TIL!
• LINOLEUMS • CONGOWALL
eupif Installation • Alttraftani _ Wark Suarantaat!
PHONE SOMERS POINT 2844
WINTiR RAT«
• DUMP TRUCKS
BULLDOZER
LOT CLEANING and FILLING
OUR SPECIALTY
R. L. MONIHAN
141 Cenrral Avenue Phone OWf
get MORE ROOM in your fun
with low tost, fir plywood
.IDILT-ilS".
James will present the assembly program
in Wesley av. School. The program
will be as follows;
Announcer ........... Janet Tsrves
Bible Heading .. . Charlotte Beddow
Flag Salute Kenneth Morris
Flutophone Selections . Entire Class
Poems Carolyn Wallace, JoAnn
Smith. Kay Abbott
Play—*l#re*nuBS far a Bay*
Mother .. ...... Carol Parkinson
Father Randy Fox
Children ..... Bobby Price, Beverly
Hall, Lugenia Taeearlno, Kenneth
Thompson, Steven Glaspey, Clarissa
Orlmes, Natnan Singleton,
Joyce WetherUI, Walter Hughes,
Robyn Mengel, Buddy Wertley,
Earl Tarvei, Karen DIMartlno
Curtain Kenneth Force. Donald
Relehle
* • *
DAIRY COUNCIL TO
PRKINT PUPMT SHOW
The Dairy Council is offering two
puppet shows, "Dennis Ollea" for
ihe primary children and "The lantern
Serenade" for Grades 4*8, Each
program requires about i5 inlnutes
showing time. The following schedule
has been arranged for the Wes,
ley and Central Avenue School:
Central ov., Tuesday. February 7,
1:15 p. m., K-S; Wednesday, February
t, 10 a. m.. Mi 10;45, M.
Wenljiy av,, Wednesday, FEbniary
a. 113 p. m. K-i; % p. m.. 2*4,
FUTUIII TiACMIBS
TO OMIRVI
The^followSng members of the "Future
Teachers of America" from the
high school have requested'an opportunity
to observe the teaching of a
class In which they are Interested!
January 23—Sue Breckley — Mrs,
Phyllis Haver's First Grade.
January 24—Betty Lou Goldy—
Mrs. Frances Johnson's Third Cradej
Im^psi jplsSf«^sf!l •OBIISIsV
'. Salute to Ike
m ^ ^ l j ^ **• ff««l-n Affair ^ ^ wtth m ^ m,
•i-My and Panna,
MI Atbury AM, Ph. 2854
JOSEPH P. STAHLEK \\\mm%m m^nmM
101 i^m Sfravt
nounced that Uw "Trtbottr- wUI Mt
paying Job!. B«for>- Uw
only m% worked. In IMf M% did.
ROMRT MONROt
Jobbin
2340 ASBURY AVf NUI
Ralph H. VanGHdor
MMNI NU
OCIAN atv
IRON W
ORNAMENTAL
RAILINGS _ PENCU -
WELDING
REMODELIN
HOUSE - Oft H0*M»
P» emMmn H laH Our r*a«(a-
••• h Data* M w nard f^
JOHN f. and
HOWARD TR0Of#.
REGISTERED BUILDERS • REPAIRS • JOBMIM
"SIMCl 1IIJ"
1053 Atbury Av«. Pfion. 1200
Fred S. Tarves, 3rd
"WM MM BUSIMSS ConstrecHoH
REMODaiNGAND
REPAJRS OF ALL KINDS
I BAYVigW PLACE PHONE IW
SIDING
RafMtrmi Buikkr
Edmund C. WMM
34 Atbury AM, Ph. 1237
a
CtAYTiH f
Mm* OMIWM A
SAMPSON mi mm
328 WEST AVENUE
Roofing - Sheet Metal •
Fern* Air Hating -L.
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a9aEaa *»** JJJ*
ft I tot MM at «• l» II,
TVoot hit for
A. MnglW II!
fM *t .M kit HM tine *••***» H U M TAKi WT H**P
uitalMNI IN MUM.M
«*, Mm** *m> Wtt JMSirdl* "" "** MtffiaM *=5S Kb
ond plate
l k IkMr laad M Ih. O
»h. School ^ Boy. IA
2. Who woB th«
Bowl North-South ^
1. Wto I. Bill I
4, What was th«
to*pktah ^
IN M, t. «*!.• LOO» code en MHtninT
BrownlM's Furniture gained a ___,
point on the pace-Mtting Oaraeii The Amwtn '
Motors team in the Ocean City High i. Johnny Podrw.
School Olrls Bowling League at l»h I, Th« South, £
4. 7-0, OUthona. FOUND
Mt In Uf Ihb
H M iprifip HI upitt
it Otean Oty joe. to Hj,, •
. mm tke MM Devil. P 1 "" 1 were topping Wintarg*s, 5-1.
ht
I HI "•', •no loam w '•—' w •WUMIH- under eighteen, in
•«• •»« kit bseta^ef *tfM te. hM. n Ma* ttaaie teanr far and Minnie and A! HUB,
late a triple high of 380 pUu, Joan I wtg a> to elder MUtig
* wl« prl mMm MW the the ataM, far-MM letwe thai a» « Rott hit the niih tingle for
full economic swim from a pre-rutl aw. MN] far M ImfM eHeM the evening with a », while Marty
WaUon .„, , a 0 1 3
toll ..,.„„.,„„ 1 o o a
flhrner ,„. „ 3 4 4 ]A
6REGO
aiwr ,.„„».;:: 4 0 5 1
900 Stwra lUarf — f^
aaypooie""";::"::: ' j I I *|
an opportune^ te «««• the earlier
Hotel - lor . •
[Mat ndn*n4wr«d W fcjf hH tka een ftatdert. I „*«•_»»'_ quarter.
In the marine enfha MM, »Mh naif taw four teams »|Mer «
U Mf M GeMMe the
•••(* nf the Wat Point 8S« inboard and outboard inotor bulldtts •weepi. HWet Root Beer .hot out
will offer a host of Improved power Haeknwt HefrUerailon, Hyatt's
Plant.. IncreMd power rw> Iw Newt healer, bantped M.pw Bervfuel
ta kith apeM gaseluw enelnt.. tee station. St.lntoni Department
lower weUtit far kMMpMef hi die- Store toppled Palermo «." and
fcjttte taaua, AgaJa to the twerf, VlrihlM ftf CeMD&ldn
Mil gtfjf flcund ta win. f H.IV1J VI faaSltjPHjajl •els. and advanced design, to redurt Wealherbj*. TV dUposed of Palm
%,M ,,.'• ,., •" M, WhUe abort on talent tab n
friction and wear, are among tnnovs- ert Chevrolet.
IN WMUNI LlaSVi
' The.Oyitera maintained their two.
point lead in the Tuesday night
Women's Bowling League, defeating
•willing lu ant ¥(11017 of the nil.
y and the l,Mf> »IMT tMLP Tin*
tie Lobsters M while ser J Met dftttrs, •MPper twpt PrM Jimtl* Mirhn*.
•HUPPLIMAIIB MN ALL Y1A* a|
—
*•• kethall In Ocean at}? this Mann,
~ The Ocean City team thl. week an. itandlngi!
ym «•• N, i. ftM. nounced Its withdrawal frem the st *^P»
t, AUaaUe County league. In which it N « Dame
~- . - -t__ . had been competing during the put VUlanevt ,,
linei in the league, said InahUlty of
meconvenllon Ball ooort proved
| i M4V1
IT rout Auto RatMra to Ma«t
Ilie Women-s stoek Car Automo.
bUe Racing A.soclatlon hat .ched
uled a meeting far February S at the
Park Restaurant. Women Interested
won ill thinl Malrtt {ff
limwi »A *=i iH^ n^^o White
' Smith Seem 31
Clipper Victory
• goners Point clippers Monday
ramped easily over the Or*
• teats of the Naval Air Station.
IM Clippers overtime an IM.1
Ant period deficit to cane off ahead
in the haiNMM score «f 344, Tie
winner, peared in on in the second
half, outscorlnc the Navy boys MM,
* ,"~ I" H% f'fu"^ W V aa * m ««"^ " .n»SJif tip^saifSI
ta*lted to attend. At the last m«t buainMa naa to Ua Mend ai they
Big plan, were made to «lect con. left t4Tre.taur.nl.
mlttee. for scoring and point stand. •Natunny * said the friend, -look
Ing fot the coning teason. at the splendid mat he's given me*
Ocean City Hard Pressed to
Beat Middle Township 40-34
mined ,MMdl« itownAlp quintet
which forced the highly touted las.1 •eaWen kraka the He
club to extend itt«V all the way to lantpelalai anal WkfM T
come eut» the iang ead af a 4M4 "»*• (hhifli a IHHe mere
final SCOT*, iaM PVIday night, eMe
Coaeh nad ''DWe" Moweii^i boy, eMU
won the game It tne foul line, where ket te rwn tke eewtt Hi
they dropped 14 of M throw*. FVon "ali*! fa* «H. MH tajM
Ihemmtlw-are kail ta a rt.n* *ree^ .waTwift tM aM
»we,*m&m* W|hlM Z!'»*JBfiJai*
! >» IB Ihelr Blateh with the Crabs.
• of Rote CatUIdi reglilered a 1(1
IV* fame far high single laurels, and
itaa Kay Sehaffer piled up 483 pins for
•nd high triple. Terry Paone hit a in
vi». game, and Nancy AllegrMU 168. Miss
Paone posted a 4.W triple count and
' or Rote Cutaldi 491.
Irst Half standings: clams 2?
Flounders
t 4 *
CLUM, aUtINf WIN
1 the Peroehial School .udllorlum . . .
ionday evening, triumphing easily CHATTOII HOW MM
nr Laialle. mn, m IIASHOKt LI*«Ut
•ud Smith paced the winner* with chaUin-a Berr(«.r.iion
«a fleld geala, whll. Jim Oalrnet , C"" 1 J WMMM NALP OHNHI
i n Tie Clubs and the Queens •••
. . . sunMd the lead In the opening of the
uatnal HBLB »>rs stcond half race of the 12th it.
• UaBRiHuiia? Women
"* Rerrlgeratton
1 ! Uague last week, with the
nr!l7lr?Jr^ «• • P"* 8 J'VWP'n* th* Diamonds 3-1
CtaUin*Jerrt||rattonjaUtained JULd the Oueeni tOBPini, the Ace, by
Brat half championship of th0 g«- Irtllle SmiUi was high for the eve-
•hot*, BewUng League at 1MB a, ning wflh 17», followed closely by
Will wim «Mir
I. for MJ
M
wlH'aat- --
ILKTIK HEAT
INYOUKHOMS
Tea ara yttwaf mm af**
WnS.
FOR REMT
TV SERVICE
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SCHUff ELECTRIC
710 ASBURY AVENUE
PhoiM 1242
AuHiorliad
>0A - PHILCO
TetevMan
•ALPS AND SEBVICB
"Oar SanlHian an ill
M n x>alaHd»
A. E, STONE, Inc.
Quality Atphalt Paving
at Moderate Price*
Phone MeatanMlie VII er Wet
Yal. K«y» 2Sc Each
2 for 45c
1
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•8B,w # Won, am*-.'
FM SAtl
IOMJAH3: New. Beiutlrui llttl. OrjaM I
I aa^a^a^^ OD_ al l lr'jaE flft I
WM.0D ana tl.3as.ob. WeyaM'a, Atlan-
|fle «nd Cw>r«1a Aves.. Atlantic Hty, |
ds af title, to CM
ding anal
ou nan book. I
BErRIOBRATORS, frewefa, dryen,
wishers ana rnner. now u Wwnt
price, ol year during Sean January
clearance. Hurry to m AtBury Avenue.
Quanlllle. ilmlted, 1-3S
SlCKEHINa SPINET; Four month.
RtMlNC.ION lyp,
Mick Service. Davis Hardware OB,, .~ ----_-r-
1MS Atburv A», if r JQINSR,
TOOLS
RENT
Do it yourself and
a?**a*^ MM .=.. ta#_ i
..» you *h# tools.
• Power Mowara
• Power Saw*
• Fertilizer SpWMehn
• Floor Sander* and
Poliahers • *
• Ladder* • Ladder Jacks
• Carpenter'* Hand Tool*
HOME BUILDERS
SUPPLIES
HARDWARE — PAINT
324 Wart Ave. F^on. 104
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
"« 5 ^|
CIRCLB PtAMOMART
Maw
public. The UKtuiM, pUyl.u tad eaal N»w Ym*, w»
dtscunlons win be of Interest ta MM. tatMre on th.
auay whs have heard and raid esntag the IV— *
about Mwnii'i WMneaea but have MM."
NpTICB TV UHI CUDITOaS
•Male 0{ Bertha 8. DeV«iw, De>
ceased
Punuant to the order ef Arthur w.
RIAL ESTATE WANTED Larlekz, u^^urfoPe'STtiBf surroimte of the S^un^
qf
. - - CMe «pe May, BMte aia4« OH on the ihe twenBMMitH
twenty-ninth Mn. Butter Htslcss
FABM WAKTBJ, » to ISO aeres, pn- Wt«f ^ ^ » - Wfc •» *h» P«iUon
fenbiy in Ooeim city ana Wiltt or the subeerlber, the HncutrW of avid til Mtthodbf WMBM
Edw Staulckl L3B Voorhl. Ave danaent, notice ta hereW Bivea to tke
Wvei- Mi>*N J, FhoneSlfM ^IB! &mm ol l taJftjMeeaaM tau dKMaM to a
Llie txecutrtx WIlBlB als month,
p--"_froi
the tw«nt) ) nlntfi n Oajr Oaj of o HMnMr, HMnMr
r siajiu iaju i in uTiiinjt iii and uBde uBder ety of chrtaUaa Strvice of (be Pet
limrt eratari MethodUt Church m»% Tttelday
evening at Ike home of Mra.
nd In essellent ioea- f
„.. ...... «wn* Phone (PS on* or 33SS-R. 33s«-R.
9.H
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* MOTTGAPI COMPANY
JOHN MTALE
Atlorney-ln-Fict
COEMBR bulldlni lot. gsnWH Point, W»-at—1»f MM ,
80'KIOO'! city sater, SaOO.OO cn.h for •— ! —
AV,. ««.« C1W, , J, FhoM
City
City
M00.
M00.
tf j
ADVIWroWMW, « « B,DS
W7S0. low ooun pajmeni irrannd.
Morri»on Realtor. »tB St. anil Ocein
Ave, , l.a
public if ihe oMi—
Cayri HPUKE Building.
feet, eaiy renter. a.kinB ijs.otu.oo in.
gpeclneatloni and form of proposal v#
for the nropoaed fuel sll have Been "
filed In the olllcc of Waiter A, Jtep. FT
CLASSIPIfD DISPLAY
BUY HERE!
SAVE HIRE!
Mee, tadla, k*aler, utaaulli
'il UXCSU CHaiepvlHaa 4-d*.r
pier, county Engineer, at the cftarl —
House BulldlnH. Cage May Court
House, New Jentey, and limy be in- ,
•eeeisd, by prospective bidders durlnc '
builnefs hours. Bidders will be fur* ^
nlihed with a copy of the apeelflestlnns v J
by the county Ensineer on prsi
nbilee, ' #
Bid. mint be pass on ths standard J "pnpeaal
Form in the manner detla> M
micd and required h> the 'soecirin-
tioni; must be ewlnied In a woled en. p"
velope. beerlns the name and Hddresa tg
of the bidder, and marked "Bid for ;"
are aiibrilittedl'V
the outaide. addreaHd iS the, aoai* of
CbHen Freeholder! or Cape May ttuniv
Ni*w Jersey! and niutt be aes
upeelfieaiions, espies of whioli '
furnlihed on apBlteatlen to the Eastneer.^
The Poarjj nHrvea the right to
" """ "* * " of en
»; jianllw, I >

:.„?'£>¥
$ 150
L C. STAdtHOUa * SONS
Monufottvnn
PHONE MlUVlUf
T A 5-2265
HdMtag TonSght
CM** Go Up
$18,000 For '56-57
THg QCIAM CITY SiHT.HKL4.-f DOER
Grad* Dane*
in School Mdtty fl«n
Turner Sees C. of G. as Vital
Force in Community Affairs
and Increase your number at
"It takes both men and money to
do • good Chamber of Commerce
THURSDAY;
Woodbfn.
Tax Holdt
M» Uncial, I- neta*
p pp
tat 1MM7 la ilaltil tar lomans«ajr)
at * oYfcxk In the
ttftWt
The propoced budget ahon an '.n-
In .eetaMMimg a * or aparexunautrr f lMM. W.>
thirds of which la to be raised by
. t ergantaatlea far the pro-
district lam, Ihe tout
afli>ll>l*i and pnjMt* de- proposed budget la tlWJODJO
Increase pepalallefl and lire largest increaae is In tuition
recently gnnped to Ocean City, when upper student*
Mian to M btul- attend high school and elementary
•)•% Point. M..-V pupih. from the strethmer* area attend
school. This Increaae la not only
£
Theet letlen, daalgawd to And out due to an Increase 4n tuition rates,
r aaach Interest nuU be shown by Ocean City, but ahto to the
auch an organanrtlan. are to be Increased number of Upper atudenu
Id la and (Owned. If enough 1B- attending high arbooL Tuition
1, ih.nl, an arganUation cut in the proposed budget Is $35.-
••Ming via beeaDed.
•00. Tuition cost In the current bud
atgniag the let
(arm Cam Bnaullay, •, ftalpti Clayton Other Increases are
, ,_ ,
C and at ContTlCtlU Companr.-j * salaries; «K
a~*lV~dndyEdward Getty, Jo- tcn for Job ror the common Interest of the
iben of the lUMh ande of the
area served. The money, of
Uppar Tbwmhlp nanaatwr SchooL
far Ihe Denattt of Uwlr annul New ' The Chamber of Commerce should the fun** cooperajlon of .veryone
York trip fund, win begin at TJ0play
• key rale In the promotion and n-ho hclds an Inrretment In this
p. m. tomorrow (Friday) night rienfcopment of Ocean City. Presi- area acd this cooparstlon I» best exdent
PMIp Turner declared this pressed IhnWith holding member.
Pupils, attending (nlai ee*t H-eek as ha Impelled a concerted, .ef-
ten. Inclusive. In other achools
*hip m our ranks
«Uo InrMed to attend the dance
fort to Incrrwe the Chamber^ mem-
parants of Eighth Grade pupils *M
bership.
-In associtHnaj y««rael» with
assist In the preparation of refresh- Mr. Turner sent a letter to mem.
menu to be sold as well as ben aikmg each of them to tr> I and canmon Intensts in the heal-
u chaperones.
secure a new- member.
thy simMi •* this retort and the
eMHrtvnIHes nsvetantad by such
Cltv la aa
•rowth, ywi knadsn ywir acquaint-
K and und*v these
of this
Youth Program eta beat k* Hived Hwwali the
cantnlisa*! a«encv •> the Chamher
Begins Saturday
Marmora FirtMMn Set
Up WMkly Parffos
MARMORA—Beginning this Saturday
January 28, young pesplar of
thb< and surrounding communities
will have "someplace to go on Saturday
night "
fMOO, ,,. . Jmich- J
ttsay, conlrarted ntracted
Realizing the need for youth ariii
s*rv Itlei, particularly since the dest TIC-
and replacements,
(BBta umtli, a Joseph Mayer. Jack capital outlay repulrt
lion or Ihe Ocean dry WayUnd
for bulldinct, t&MO. members of the Marmora Volunteer
ttoMtXHalial •• -" Walker, - II • •• B. Walker - - capital Appropriation outlay for Tor transportation is Fire Cumpon> and the Ladies Auxil
awl Harrr W. winner.
Ua.000. at compared to the current lao announced plans to hold parties
appropriation of >19,A00.
or dance* each Saturday eteninH in
ft
ftjPP-r Tonight
Anttelsiaf.il average dally anrsll. the lire hall
SfcAVlLLB—A wwtd dish supper mart Mr lffM7 H 414, en In- No name lias been decided upon
' by OH Woman'. Society of triM af M aveMbs cutrent aver. for the activity, but the fire hall will
Service «f Ik* Seaville
be similar to a youth canteen where
Omrch nUI to aeM Oils
there will bs dancing to recorded
rThundari at 1» In the r i u
eveiiinx in the
Upp*r To^nihip Republican Clubhou»
hrrr. Voune and old «ry ~— _— _ __
airline Tor Beaumont Texas, uherc
they will attend the annual conven
*
III Hi. parry an Jahn I, Trevf,
of Otaan Cliv. aMInf pr.ild.nt af
rha Caunlv Commlnion; Boyd w.
LaK.rty, «a«uflv« awrafary, and
Jahn DMglass, fraawrar,
Mr, Trout Mid yeiterday tbat the
principal reasen for inakuig sueh a
Inns trip Is the hope that by attend
inii the Beaumont meeting they will
be able to get some new Ideas far
(tarring on mosquitoei In this county.
Tha National AsMelafiM will
l>Hf aMrasMi and pan.! illKus.
•ton. fMturlnf HiMrrs with na>
tlen.l and .v«n Intarnallanal .*'
parienca en InMct control problams.
The County Commission recently
backed in appeal with OIIHT seashore
countiei for more New Jersey state
aid In the mosquito Warfare, particu
Urly for airplane spraying.
It also is endorsing a program to
bring about the organ 1 jallgri jf—eat^I
n' Honor Ocean City Police
HARVEY G, FOST!I| second from right, special agent In dune of New Jenny
operations for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, congratulates Ocean City Police Capt.
Lewis A. Graham upon being accepted for enrollment in the National Police Academy
at Washington, D, C. The 12-week course in all branches of police work will prepare
Capt. Graham for the rote of instructor for other local policemen after he returns. Others
present as the FBI invitation was extended were Chief William H Smith Jr., left, and
Director of Public Safety Laurence P. Lunny,—Senior Studio photo.
School Budget Adopted;
Smith Again President
Parking Fees
Hiked at Airport
s=— ^—:_ —=-r~ --"——-- —
Appropriation
Blamed on
Pay Boost for
. Tu
OthM- NK*c.
Surplut R«v*nw*
County Tax . . .
W»fric» Sthooi Tarn
Local PvmoM T«»
i- •(
"Growing pains" wa* the pi-incipal
the city commissioners this week tat the fact
cipal budget for 1956 show* an increase fati
9181,468 and promises to send the property
to another record high of about HWptir \
valuation, . - .', ' '-, .
The resolution will be Wk»n up for pu«Uc ji
final adption on March 2 af if £ m.
In introducing itducing the nearly l/ t q
7 two „
Friday, the board estimated the over-*!! tax rate _
•aid that this does nof take Into consideration any i
county taxes resulting /rom the new "true value"
piogram lecentty announced.
The budfjat for city pvrpotM only calh for M I
ef *14S^»0 In >MrtriM ce>t«, to a total of ft?m
CMnparad with *i,rti,022 in 1WS, Th«» **
i tenabled, » will prevMe
juj fafllitias far Church
ofK&s|ffie^,emcaSSl The Ocean City Board of Education j M , AstociaHon Lists
_^ turns an fh* Ant fleer
attacked on a regional instead of a j approved the 1956-57 school budget, and moved it on to
I aM salarse Ih* Mnttuary sf
purely county bails. \ study and approval by the Board of School Estimate in three
N«w f ih«dul«
y p p a y the a of School Estima hree
[atarfh an rha Mcand near.
MttH B. TROUT
Last summer was the wont In
pitailvaFv, whteh avrnMlly
efficient sessions at one sitting in the school board room at t
Aflswtr Tn T«u(T yean for moiqdito annoyance along
• MO, wUI Miwrfa with a ratal
the shore, and experts have warned
~.a#- —
lion of the National Mo*juno Ester- that the coming season may be as
mination Association. The ceneliw
foot lot adjoining the north
dUneult unless Improved control
Wff'^S^^K S il
hh hd ^.S-n^^wn^fourda^ measures are put Into effect.
bttaM ifo, and a dwelling which
It was said and moved
! m remodeling the church
I Ian prepared by the New
IjBbrfiekttMturcI firm of Per*
" War, thf same architects
I W Shore Memorial Heap!.
hM Shrlver Wing addition
i llSi
I in. Mr, euffick laM Mat
1
Insnf UHnniltfii luc Ffc
I Mai Krutlnlz.d a iraup ef
, j kMa frem unrracten,
I h prapaiai to r«comm*nd to
tmnnnilan rha award sf a
" 1 WaAnssay night. If iha
• plan it appnvad,
! approval will clear,
•W tor the start of construction
mmm. The project is expected
[Uu uywhere from six to 1U
, tat juit how Ions « time
^ fourth will be unusable la not
1 it present
! itanh has felt the need for
I tntini taptcity for a number
.particularly In the summer
"""• when the annual New
!rerHi< is in session here,
•Id,
, ^~* present arrangement,
I wen can be raised to open
•"•"Mlalm Sunday ichool
• » UII sanctuary, railing seat,
to ill. Including this
new plan will divide the
tale three sections, with
i M ilidlna doors to permit
•wa, two or throe wctioni, an
•ntrane*
W * »Blr»«l fr.m rh.
*i•""•wast, w Canrral
«th» tf
buUding eammlttee is
""* & Increased fees far parking aircraft
at the Ocean City Airport have baaa
the hiih school yeittrday.
- ^ — l-plaeed in elTect, Edward *llla, Afr. erMta of 37 cMttt in the MiticiMrarf. t*w. i
^••Mfcjfcliefcagamaj • iiailaTaiaTl • ahahdl • laLa. ail • J at « ^_ ._
fallowing an hour-long public hear, The boart al» appointed The Nai port AasoelaUon treasurer, «n Munced county and tti
ing on the budget, the school hoard tlonal Bank of Ocean Cjw as the natineed thl, week.
reflected Augustus J Smith, retort otneial depository for its funds. The new feet applied to single enfuneral
director, its .president and,
set up its administration for the No sns appeared at tha public
' glne aircraft and multtengljM Planes Appropriations for sll purposes this
1
coming year, - " hearing M comimnt favsrable or
affects the rates far parking through at 51,952.713 as Jtgainrt |%7«4,Z45 last year.
all periods ranging tram Me day to
Girl Scouts to Sell Tags Here
adversely an the selieal
a year. T>e hike fa fee«% Iha flrrt tlie amoant to be raised by local proi
during the public hearing,
In three jjuajta of operation by thesupport
this budget i&yi^SSfMa. an Mtoreaae
•sard appreved ""
Airport At«Mlat!on.
iMl war's figure oflkl,«9,i3», \ *
t, Mr.'inMff'at
faifai ie cewr
• - lit. MUU .tiled thar the ah-port Is
war* tfatignafM aa m.mb.r. sf the
operated on a non prollt bads by the
our ci
•sard sf Schssi Estlrnajtt,
The budget proposes (Ml jog to be ! Association, and all income is used
spent ror all ll purposes, an i increaie j t to I improve fU
ever-expandrng coverage by all forms of city
Bach year, <
THE NSW JERSEY
Mr. Smith waa re-appointed to apt
tMJU over appropriations for the added, an
number of
die year term on the board by «c. eurrenl term, |«Uonlstsi „
DEATH TOLL
lion of the city commlisio.ien re- The Board of School Estimate,: own aircraft, and the Annotation In
disposal service.
oently. Dr, Pottit has nnother year with Mr._ Snllh, Dr. Peltit, Mayor conjunetion with tha city govern,
for his term. Dr. Charleji Hadtke has I Edward B, Boivker and Finance Di ment desires to provide then with
Introduction sf MM budawt alss
two years, Edmund Wiiham three i rector Harvey w. Adams present,' necessary ud adequate (aclinic,
the fact that the cent-
venrs and Dr, Thomas Artnms four approved the budget without com
ra hav* cetHmntaaT Miem-
yeart, ' ment.
Mr, Mill, MM tMre h M fee selvas to ansth.r aerssMhe-bMrd
tor aircraft landlnat, and traMenf
HUfiaflilBH vjla^^pBaV^e^f Illars may use th. parking f.tlll-
Net af the M free far the Ural
City Police and Doctors to See half hew. After that time the dairy
partting rate prevails.
New Drunkometer Test Today The rates for single engine air-
I craft now in effect are SI a day: fS
The mechanical and chemical »p The ln.trum.nt, fsnfelnaa) In a |a week; §15 a monthj Mo a season;
cittion of the Ocean City Police DLpartment'i
new Drunkemeter will be ov.mlght baf. will b. ml locally week; ^0 a month; a season,
demonstrated today (Thuredayi by todafarmlnt tha d«rH af Intonl.
Sli,te Police at the local police heal --" .( - mofBrlat. ' ^—- ~~qtiBrteri
at 2 p, m.
drunkan drivlni.
Police Chief William H. Smith Jr.
Official State Health Department statistics for 1B5#,
last year for which statistics are available, show . that . heart
disease and allied ailments of the Wood vesidi and eircula.
tory system reiulted in more deaths than all other causes
combined The New Jersey Heart Association prepared this
graph of the death toll to dramatize the need for support of
Stlt Its 1700,000 Heart Fund drive, The Association's program
» deK of research, service, and education is aimed at cutting down
The rwt of the that toll. - .
repre»iitotives
rianiiatloiis within
n, as well at the
taard,
f*w"Sf "iMittee are Dr.
E
- Darby,
Elmer i, steel!
1
»•
1 ^
faba Meet eti Jdh/ I fr Mi*
sscand half sf Mil* year.
Director of Revenue and Finance
Harvey W. Adams said that the pay
boost will be on a basis of f$40 annually
for each employe, with $120
of U provided for In the current
budget. The raises will make u»
about H0,OM of the proposed 181,.
and if8 a year. Special rates will W »'fi.i" Br f ln spent on salaries and
*491,H0 for various «thw
of government The latter i
*J3.Mo Higher than last yctr I
the city need, to buy moram
and wpplles at higher print,
board said.
Tlw •Mf nj*teHa> U
WMfltab ht NM»MM«4
tea. writtan
appropriations for nil
Bit uwtieis of bulli -alttrafl^
Who erect private hangers
• budget culls far 1841,812 la be
I Richard G, Synder, Association
, Chief Smith I secretary, reported that according to
WlllUi' any In. j the Statistical Handbook of Civil
staged to familiarise resort police of- offleer In the use of Ihe nu-! Aviation published by the Civil
fleers with the Intricacies of the mi chine. The demonstration merely Aeronautics Authority, only 12 air.
chine and the methods employed ill will give police officers an idea of ports in New Jersey have runways
obtaining its results.
how to operate It, wh|ch hlh exceed d in I length l that of f lli,.
Training in operation Is being I Oioan city airport,
planned for members of the police
fotee. Chief Smith Hid some of-
Crime Prevention fleers will attend classes at Rutgers Cape May Tax Rate
University at whleh the theory, op.
en tion and mechanics of the Drunkometer
are thoroughly studied. To Decline 10 Cents
Program Slated Until the classes c a , are re started, i u , state ate I l
u
"'c ?
omclals have ofTered th/ "
Children'! Contest servfees of troopers trained In op-
it the introduction of
iTjtlon of the instrument to glv
a IBM municipal budget which calls
to bjt New Feature
f dti f U
demorutratlons ilmllar to the one tor.
A ward contest is being sponsored nlnnnnri hum anrf uh.nuu u,,IM. lo This drop In cost of thVdtr I
will be shortlived, howwat
Mayor Edward B. ttowker s«M
22 More Employes, Extendi
Music Pier Season, Insurance
Benefits In New Budget
The working personnel of the city and his one •eerMtrjf,
p g ich c
for a reduction of U cents in
plcnned here, and
pos»il))c
tax rate.
i
:
sovernment In its various branches
• ' •" *
will be substantially Increased tn
size this year, perhaps more than In
any other tingle year on record, b>
tro help Is needed, the commissioners
say. to keep abreast of growlne demands
of the public for service, and
in local public and parochial schools
In conjunction with the Exchange
Club's annual observation of "Crlnv
Prevention Week" In Ocean City. I
A troop oi extremely healthy |
Norman I, Miller, chairman of the
Ocean Cltv Ctrl Scouts will work as sther public placas ware distribute contest eammlttee for the Enchant
volunteer fund raisers Saturday no ed* yesterday under the dlrecrlan Club, announced .this week that the
their contribution toward helping to ef Qesrsje aeeth. '
word, contest will be conducted in
place of the paster contests which
reduce the ravatfea of one of man Louis Palmer, local automobile have been itaged mm part of the ob-
kind's worst killers—heart disease. dealer, is serving again as overall servance In previous yean,
Thc~glrli, all members or Troop city chairman of the Heart Fund ^TH7Trilti"~ir"r^
No. 45, of which Mrs. Ralph Van all- drive for this area David C Innerder
Is leader, will be on duty in thenoil
holds a similar capacity in thepaster
contest man or leu limited
eentraRlty business section for aWlldwood
area.
participation in the program to those
.youngsters with some gift of talent
*Tag Day" opening of the annual
* j for drawing, leaving other school
campaign of the Cape May County Ra>$ort Man Sought on children as observers In the program.
Heart Aaauclatlon
the Rev. Mr.
Point Bench Warrant
The wars] cenleat. on Hi. ether
Mrs. Wlltaraf tharit, chairman •* Munlelpal Judge Richard Thornp- hand, make* ectlve participation
IttW event, uM the tceut* will he •on, of thmtrt Point Saturday bnyed sMWl far every aenaal child In
hMHtaheiml tags In return a bench trarmnt for the apprehen- Iha «lty. and Braiamji the Impact
sion of William Reynold!, of «M Weat
7th anal 1Mb all. an Aatwry a», •v.. Ocean Coty, ror failure to answer
b«f hwlna Hi 1* a. tn.
motor vehicle summons.
The Junior uletglrli arc Lenore
The "warrant Waa Issued when
Towmepd, Siuan Druck, flerrit
Reynolds did not appear befara
Todd, Judy 9n*rp, Robin ttllUgan,
Judge Thompson an a charge of
CoSnt* lAdMoni, Barbwa Baalay,
failure to observe • stop atreet sign
Joyce CrnrWra, Pit Scytbn, Kath.l*«n
In the' mainland community at the
Mb, Bt^iajj Marti, Vlekl* Frankel,
Inttnactlon of Route » and MacAr-
ttMMis Cp», Joanna Rutaall and thtir blvd.
Polio* at Soqne Soi jn Point reported
the warrant bad nnot yet been served
at of Tuesday afternoon.
In CMorfd*
>. and kri 1 The resort Exchange Club will obaerve
"Crime Prevention Week" a)
an aniUM j of theNational
ehiniige
Club, wt which •penaon
eveni it IhrOUEhout the nation from
February « to is.
Hit contest 1| open to children of
the Fourth, Fifth ana Sixth grade,,
and will cloae on Mttay. Febru.ry
1?. Uilaa the wmblned word, "JuvenUe
Delinquency,". at;, have via
words the com
Mtqnwd from Ool.
, C«W, where tlt»y h*d
iflndmit
The cllv tawberm; M
^.•f p ••••I paipry
effect!** Mr I it the avMaf l
• veer,.ah* are idaAiM
t.lv. MM ef frMee ~1rln— 1
miRh Ift MMM la prlwat* I
•ItrfMi ttiti year Hie
to give practical Instruction on Its
The budget approved at a meeting ' In name cases the additions are Ions
operation.
; of the city commissioners there Mon I overdue. ,, - 4v* avenl •« tit*
of
The damsnitretfen will be liven
iMtl IM iM aMMM^f*
by Treepera sf the Cape May
Court Heuae Barracks Atfendlna The local purpose tax will drop
flnd It necessary to hire seven entra
will he sfflcar. af the •Mite Be. from M,M In IMS to lim The over,
men lor •bout a ave-month period iHy
partment, CIMuty man, fnd physl- all tax rate, however. Mil drop only
next summer. They wOl be rmploynl The h Mi
fjant Interntad In th« Drunk. ID cents below the 1MB.level of MM
on one n«# power-pack. track and
because of the county tax boost or
one new open body truck he plans
.090. which partly neutralized the
to purchase In the rarly tprlng.
The (nstnunent was purchased at local decrease.
The public wort, branch will be Tbe n«d for
a :eost of mSi with m additional —The—budget Tirovldes approprla. adding three nun to the street de- •tree* JUBM ligM _—
cost of (SO for the chemical kit Il0na of WMJSi for municipal purpartment, tie. carpenter, ana mecontinue.,
but the no I
which la uned In the tests. The poses; »83,613 reserve for nBcalleeted chanical maintenance man, and one
fir)
Ocean, City Mice Department Is the taxes, and *M40 for local school extra comfort siation attendant. H the i
flrst In caps May County, and peg. pttrpuea. Lest year the allocation
not f«* Jnstlned in
sibly Southern New Jersey, to ac- waa SUMM tor municipal purposes,
PvWhi Safety Blractar Lauren** more In V ytar when
quire such'equipment for drunken pajtOi for uncallected tax reaerve,
Lunny plan, t* bMreaM the Hr. are » Brttt.
driving cased.
and IS41P for school purpose,
•tMrtmeM by thr** men, frMi 41 Major Bowker aays 1
ta U, TWa fMM tad tan IHM M•Mia
amount W to i
41 «ar MMny yean,
•honld be suflklei "
•"fltfl^flf^'flF HM .ttIV VASF _ _ the bare •pou,-
Fifth Graders Vi$it Us, Find
af a new atatlw. .1 }*th W, that on - '
Out How Newspaper is Printed
The Sentinel-Ledger played host back MM af the paper, the
Tueaday. afternoon ts nme M ban"morgue"
for fling engravings, and
•nd glruj of the Fifth Grade of Ike advertising anf twalnew odlce..
Central ay. elementary school, who Some or uA pnmnea by which
vlaited the pUnt to Warn at flrst picture, and new* ara prepared tor
hand how thalr hanie town newjpa.
*rly a, K**,, A^*^ ; '
printing wen explained by Harold
par la produced.
Lao, Mrtpr, who ntUed IM 4Mtm. Another plac, when uddori help i,
Aeeompanied by their elaMraam at#. tour,. •' -. ^.^ -\.' ^ needed I. the public IBMW, which
teacher, MU> Owaldlne rotter, the The vUU waa In conhiiKtlon with
puplli gated d In ntdnrtloB f aa the
L*"Lj?i' * M t
a elaatnon projwrt at atudyUli the four la Ave p4H.ple.The
many Go*a prew peeled air hundreds of new,Mper and It, plac. m ih, cdm- *mpUjye la - -
ilMaaf ccan
derive
af Ihla wtwl'i nujMly, "MM FsMer planned to have iMwnMm^tK
f
from U)« letttp in those two wordt
Ike pupil, writ, report, en what
they Vwnwd. ,
Lit
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