Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

ray Fund 

Officials 

Drucoll 

*t county o«Icals In New Jirsej 

to Governor priscoll 

to borrow highway funds 

the 1950-51 state bu.lkct 

was Indicated by an id 

in tht February issue or 

k Official publication of the As o 

Of Chosen Fnehuldcrs ol 

Jeraey ! M Lear director rf Ihi 

: May County friM holders i% j 

i ef the Aisociaticn frt in this 

ding to A Paul Knit, efht r 

I ef the rfiagnztm- dnd a fri i 

of Ocean Cuuntv nothing 

the strength of New Jtrs \ 

than the continued diversion 

f highway funds 

harrrifui and short slghftd 

I practice hp diclarcd ii is 

He a malignant gruuth ¥,hich 

f''Wn only be cured bj n major oper 

t Iran a constitutional arnrndmi i I 

. dedicating all roads and iHklm iv 

exclusively for tht jjyrp< c 

tor Which they are ctillcctcri 

""He said the legislature bjik 

: $Bl promised that fe»s mllti 

,-(Krni highway users would be u id 

• for highuajx and Lrid^J 

County Leagues 

Oppose Shifting 

Emergency Relief 

Shifting of emgrfeaey relief fr«m 

the slate la the municipal level vmi 

opposed Friday right at o Joipt 

rtn-iting of th# Cape May ind At 

lanlic Counts Lt^gues sf Municipal 

iliefi at A\alun 

The proposal to ^hift rnht-f back 

d b G 

\u tnuniclpahtiM made 

cfnnr Driscoll 

The «ruup»» aUu \uttd in ak 

Stall. L**ugyt of 

analyze iht 

elttrint tit* 

ml ju*ilii. 

810 p m—Young Peoples meet 

ing 

7 30p m—Evening Wonhlp Top 

Ic Paul WaJ Converted 

Choir rehesnal it the churrh 

Wednesday 4pm 

Mid Week Servicei at the home of 

Mrs Ld»hley Atkimun jv Trans 

portytion viiU be provided from the 

thurch al i 10 p m 

Junior Y milling at thi Lhurih 

FtuUi 4 u m 

Goml Nmi Club it the ihunh 

Sjturdj} 11 i ii 

it c'ffrtt rnu H 

2 Hurt in Craih, 

1 Driver Arrested 

rHACF IITHIRW 

Fjulkn r plyn fir | „,,„,., z nuchler ST«. P»lor 

n tovirnmt it SlindM, Fcbrunn 46—The tir«l 

dav in LenU^ 

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"A quick totaling nf the mum if 

S3 diversion in the past 2G vrar ^hnun 

i'Uw amazing sum or SIBODOUOOO i. 

. which wa? added smilhrr H9 500 00U 

v te the pait fi eal year h* \*rtn 

**pllia our inodtrn roii ht^h« n 

I [Mrkwoy prtigram in the Gurdtn 

^ has been short ehdnj, d nt trl* 

r $W0 000000 in tun d.ti, I. Tin i 

fli of tht toUl ium c Hi— il il 

the highway ccrnmi loner 1 

pletely modernizt ihr ru »l \ 

i of our state 

f asserted that i-nunH oflir ul 

f£re the statement cf tht Prt^ 

at of the Senate that diuhinn 

• valid meant of tajloncinj, the 

•te budget Hi ti run il it instead 

' long ittp dnwn thi dLsa \ 

toad of deficit fin*mfin£ 

run thar 

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Howland Price More Than $13,000 Over 

Limit of City-Sute Funds Available 

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l' llHilCriili In h,- ||i.n| ,n Ihf 

rill |j(iirl iiriijcil ill iiriirr lei 

thin ![ir limit i,l iumis fas iiil 

mm! tht- hitls svert' ri'iyrrt'd \u thi 

iniFMimvr Churlvs R Ertlmun, Jr. nl 

I hi 1 New JiTsey Dciiurtmcnl fur np- 

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fr [lost after FrtM'huldfr 

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IHI nl tt'i-n- WITH TBH h> NuiMi Gl'i.'l't'g. 

ul Ni-u'iirk. iiml 1422 4B() hy (he At- 

Uintii' Ciniiity CiiiihtriiCliiin Cu., A*- 

laiilii- City 

Thi' stall' iltti'llty liUprcd no en- 

iiliiniiliiin of why ihc liitlM I'Stiwtletl 

in a Tri'itliin atinoum>n. 

Muyiir Edwnrc! 

Tiitsiiay ihal itipi 

tn,; Li-en rtfi'ivctl 

Ihi,! it s;til! was too t'urly to di>- 

itTiiimr juM what course to folliiv. 

The most iiruhiitiln step, he In- 

iliiatfd. Huuld be lo 'sesie down 1 

ihe sprcineation* un ihi amount 

ut stone required, to bring the 

llowlund price don n (rum !344,5nt 

lu the JIHI.IHIU avallalile, 

"If •«• do ihil it probably would 

1 b,- tuktm off the ht'j^ht of Iht- sea- 

wUI ul |)]iitt-s ^h^ru wuLih] bflhc 

least duniî'f.' tht' niLiycr t-iiiti. Hi. 

t-^jilainnd that thin v ould tin li^,. 

hidlll til till- pfTl'l-tiViTH'SS 01 U.i- 

|JI f ii"(:t , lliiin rurluilint! Ihc nil- of 

th.' ji-tty itflolf. 

OTHER PROJEI'TS MODIFIED 

Maynr Bowkcr suitl it had Loop 

ni'rs'ssury in K.jv^rai other Iji-ayh- 

inml iirujiHi.-, of rrcent years tu 

mnkt 1 minor rnoditk-atiuiis Ui 

v. Him tlu> ulliilli'd funds 

Mi'unwhik-, thi 1 i't,tniniM>iltini'rs 

2 \) in toiTiorruw i Friday i yre 

ti 11_ cI lu rt't-nis'f bids from boiui buy- 

crs on a tii'W issue of J21M.0OU ul city 

bmiilx tn tinanco Ihu north iitiint pro- 

Dies in South 

Business Man Here 

48 Ycers Had Lonf 

Been in 111 Health 

Walter H. Chaltji 

jui-irH'hS inlin iif;d 

ears diet! 1.1 Mil ii 

jHj?jiiliii in Miarn 

iiM Ocuiin Cii 

rusiiiirnl lur ' 

in yi'stiTciay 

. Fla «n*'n- I 

ihi- winu-r 

.. no ui.s Tlj. hati bit'!; 

r ii iHHiihir ol yiiirt f Oietn (.ill alread> i.m Ixjast uf 

nniri tlnn 100 memberi e\en thouKh 

its major inembpr'.hlp campaltfn did 

rut II|JI ii until v.Mird*\ it u.is re 

luultdhv HniLt r Pinion lii^Lir*! 

Hi •• ml thi . n i in imik urt M i 

Im oli l\ In |>irî nil i (Toil of tin 

j b,iii 1 il dlititois dLiiin^ tbi pa^l 

li \ \*...|f lo indinti Ihur i.ind 

' l.iui in lln mil iitKinizitiim ",e\ 

I , r il mi n In i tihuv.l "!' [or n»"»i 

| t ! Jiij) 1 i lu." nut .iiitl ^r\irjl 

mm, iiJiliilnn »lull on \ lulifn 

in Hi i (Ii 

Si i \ i( e ihib inembi rbliip (oinnut 

ti t v ln\i bf.n jppomtid to lit is 

Chjinlir K|)l. inlitne"; in then 

rf.prdii.1 ilul". Albiit G irnst n 

hi ids tht Knuni lommillii- Pronih 

b lauliiul Ibe R-ar 

f twii ct,n;|ju:iiiin 

Hi,a»uri-i' iiuriiciuriil by Mr Smith 

,IiM.Liiir>' It. If apjii;i'S in HUlarii-^ i.l 

iu.irili cliiss itimmisMun • jjovernoil 

I it ,.ji i.f 2 SKI to lOIMiO piipulalion. 

athl thi.h". frn II IHU in 1 (IW) r>''P l| i"- 

tun.. 

SIIKHI AND 13.500 

fnii-s up i" 1'Jiinn piiiiiiliit.fin 

v.'ciilii be requlriii unfief Assernbly 

ti:S lu pay Ihf rmiyur a niil.im'.im ai,. 

r.luiI Hilary "f S4.IJi 1 O and fiifh com. 

,,: sMiineT MftUU 

Both bills contain lh* provision 

lhal the salaries mentioned ma> 

he iner#is«d up to as much »s .ill 

[itr cent above these fl(Ure>i, which 

eouid brliif the salary of Hip 

mayor up 10 SB.UOtl and lh» com- 

mitsiiinfis up to I'.. 1 'SI) 

At present, the salary of (lie 

uijyur of Ocean City is lixed by law 

at S3.75O Iind eauil of Hie uthiT mm. 

iiiifsioners is puiil S.'),(KW 

SlIRK OF PASSAOK, BEIIKF 

The Smith bill, supplementing the 

Revised HtaluleS ri'lalina to 

.iiiini-wiiin-mivfrnuft'lit. already ba 

Mother Held For 

Jury For Neglect 

of "Two Children 

l.oi'yl mid state authorilius P 

ill Fridyy to eurfeet a fonditiCiil in 

iihieli a ne^ru mother alli?Medly was 

lallinM lo provide proper i'urt> fur 

her two small children. 

The mother Mrs Sarn!) 

bu( kle Wtst JI neai 6th *il m r 

held without bail foi thp grand JUII 

and committ.d to ihi iount> jjil 

Jjdê Hou-ird Warren Her tin 

ilnn iRtd I nil 2 it us mn |il n i 

i usiudi nl tl i Sl,iti Hmr1 

n tin- 

C'hilrlron's Gunrdiiuis 

I'olit-i' who visitfU 

said I he childr 

at id si|iialm" 

a tiro 

sene-.sonkt'd tun 

a space heattM 

ie woman's husband wa 

n i l months JIK" ;iftt*r a s 

f;itnify ultet'cotiimh 

Hit 1 CaritucK 

en were Irtl 

jud thiit (I 

enuft.' with 

on tin* tlo 

U.S. to Turn Back 

on Cape Canal 

Maintenance to' End 

After July, 1951 

U, 

this 

S. War Department engineers 

he operated his own express 

in that town before lie lam 

Dieilh City in 19UI He also was 

associaletl wall Ihe Adams Express 

Co., a railroad UaHgage service, here 

ami in Camilen and Philadelphia, 

WAS MKTHIJIHST 

He was a member of the Ocean 

ffily Real Estate Board anil the First 

Methodist Church. 

Dulin)J his residence here Mr, 

Chatlin fur ii lime was niflht watch, 

man of Ihe old Ocean City Title und 

Trust Co, He was honored some 

years later by being elected a direc- 

tor of the siime bank. 

Surviviiiii 

Lloyd, Walter R, 

Rush, all of 

four 

Jr., 

Ocean City, and 

sons, Haiiev 

Maleqlm and 

link lisu.d a leport lirom- 

linff dibim tinuami of ft dei it 

mail lenante of tin C ipe Mil Countv 

Canal and it r drill briilfies ifti r Juh 

24 19S1 beuuse thel sn itnm 

lenonce after that dite iiould no* 

bi Justilled eionoinn ill> 

The report fylloned a hearing 

conduct! d some time ago liy the 

"brpn" AfiTiy engmerr^ Tht» uporling ofll- 

F^st&ti CIMS recommended tint after the 

abo\e date the bi nlges would be 

maintained onl> in a closed position 

The engineers rnommendalloli IS 

not nnal 

Piole 1 )t9 should be Idrd with the 

Board of Fngineeis for Rucrs and 

Hubori Wanllington D C prior] 

lo April 1 1950 

The repuit is not final Congress-1 

man T Mlllit Hand taid and I am , 

ture that Cape Ma\ County and all 

of South Jersey aie tint prepared to 

accept this recommendation Wi 

ivill fight for lolitinued lederil man - 

lt_naticc 

I hope that local interests per- 

haps led by the Board of Freehold 

ers will file protests and I ii 111 be 

pleased to confer v, ith loiul officials 

on the fight 

•Herschel. of Miami, and a daughter, 

Mrs. Frank WlrJman, of Longport, 

There also are two sisters in Tucker- 

ton and qne in- Miami, 

Funeral services will be conducted 

Monday at 2 p, m. in the A^.I. 

Smith parlora by the Rev, A, Lynn 

OonglofT. pastor of the Firsi Moth, 

odlst Church, There will be a view- 

ing from 1 to S p. m. Interment will 

be ifi Greenwood Cemetery. Tuck- 

erton, 

Th( body will be flown from 

Miami by air express. 

ssed Bi'Hiiid reudina 111 fill' As- 

srmbly and is hilieved to be as- 

sure'd of passage isbcii the iuisisln- 

lure reoyiivenes Marcii 0. 

AccordinH lo Trenton reports, thp 

P»fe 3, Pleas* 

Auto License 

Renewal Begins 

Late Buy* May 

Stand in Line 

The renewal season for New Jersey 

nioior vehicle registrations and rtriv 

er jicenses began yi'SterUay. 

Motor vehicle aKerieies in Ocean 

City and elsewhere throughout the 

slptr will be open B a. m to ti p, m 

Monday through Priday and from 

9 to 12 noon Saturday during the 

irqiith of March for the Issuance of 

IBM lags and driver licenses. The 

new plates are burl with black num- 

ends, the reverse of the 1849 plates 

No registration will be renewed 

unless Ihe ear has passed second in- 

spection and the registration certlfi. 

cute properly stamped. Owners who 

have been issued duplicate certlti- 

cntes in place of those lost or stolen 

should have the certincate endorsed 

by the inspection station before at- 

tempting to renew. 

No motor vehicle can be operated 

on the public streets after midnight, 

March 31 without displaying ISSO 

lags However, plates purchased any 

time during March can be displayed 

on the vehicle immediately. 

Motor Vehicle Director Arthur W, 

Magee urges enr owners and drivers 

to appear (I the agencies early. He 

salo that those who wait until the 

11th hour may Iind Ihem&elves in. 

ponvenienced and delayed. 

The Ocean Gity motor vehicle of- 

fice is at 409 Asbury av. 

recent his- 

the benefit of the younger 

nore recent citizens tu show thai 

ririumsianceK, many of them beyond 

ihe control of the commissior-ers, are 

still hounding those who operate the 

'iirnicipal government. 

DATES BACK TO BOOM 

Major factors nf background he 

citefl sverir these: 

1 The illusionary "Utopia" of 

thi- real estate boom in the enrly 

!II20'B which lured Ocean City into 

ifusny lung.term expenditures for im- 

jirui CMnenLs. 

2 The sudden bursting of the 

(.nibble. 

!i The disastrous lire of 1927 

v hich forced the con-struetion ef the 

ni-w hoardwalk. Music Pier and 

lit her projects. 

4. A second fire preceding the 

Lexers! clepression und bank closings 

,jf the early 193u's, 

H YEARS OF EROSION 

fi The start of encroachment by 

the ,sea upiin resort bathing beaches 

ex- 

some 11 years ago, requiring 

pi-nsive counter.measures. 

6, The .seciind World War ant] 

its resultant inflation. 

7 The hurricane of 1944, 

Mr. RotMr'H comments were In 

line with these of ether (initials 

since lht war, to ihc effect Uut 

Ocean City Is Ju»l new "cttchlni 

up" en some Icnf-deferred main- 

tenince, rrpalrs and new Imp- 

provenenUi thai bad been po«l- 

paned for ene reason or another 

in the patt. 

"Many of us thought the eariy 

Twenties was Utopia, with prospectp 

of the new bridges, developments 

like the Gardens and Riviera", he 

said In 1B2S and 1928 the bubble 

burst with a bang that evidently was 

heard as far south as Florida. 

THOSE HECTIC VEARB 

In Ihe midst of our adjustment 

came the lire of 1927, As serious and 

cosily us this catastrophe wai, it did 

not dampen the enthusiasm of the 

zerig or their government body 

Paie 3, Please 

Red Cross Opens 

Double Campaign 

Sseki Funds and 

Blood Donor Pledges 

Solicitors for Ihe American Red 

Cross stalled ringing doorbells in 

Ocean Cily this week, in quest of 

oulh ciish and pledges of blood do. 

nations 

The annual fund.raising drive 

High School Play to Oomn Tonight 

N. J. Legion Officers 

Invited to Sea Isle 

Officers of the Stale American 

Ltrion and lU Auxiliar> hn\e been 

invited tn attend a Legion rally 

Thursday evening March 16 at the 

home of Smith - Larnanna - Revclle 

Post No 340 on the Sea Isle City 

boardwalk An elaborate program 

Is being planned Edward Nestor of 

the Byron-Pennlngton-Croker Post, 

of Wildwood, will be master of cere- 

monies 

The Cape May County American i 

Legion Band will play under Ihc di- 

rection of Vincent Evangellsta He- 

f.eshmenta will be served Dancing 

will follow the meeting, with music 

by the Legion Band's orchertra 

SEE MOSQUITO EQUIPMENT 

Maryland and Delaware mosquito 

axtermlnathin-oflleiali were at Court 

House Tuetdiy to Inspect new equip- 

ment owiMd by th* Ctpt May 

County Mosquito Commbalon 

Mlaa Wvahs HaiiA ul Robert H«mer. two membwa of the high 

•shoal Drtmntle Club, In • io«iie from Uie dab'* pradMUan of the 

three-act tanUky, "B*rk«lcy S4Dar«", to be arenntej Is UM pHbUe In 

the Ugli HhMl auditorium tonight (Thnnday) »nd tomarrow nliht, 

•Mluim al t-M p. m. The pUr la direct** by BUph D. MUVIM. ,m 

meuktr of the fMOlty.—(Photo by Dlek Ely.) 

which has a quota of IB.isO in Cape 

May County, and II 800 in Ocean 

City, was supplemented by efforts to 

prepare fur Ihe second %'isil of the 

IH'ri Cros bluodmnbile to the resor 

i April JU 

A committee nf men was engaged 

solii'iiints business places and 

other institutions under the direc 

linn of Clinton B Priue, co-chairman 

with Howard S, Slainlon A group 

of women canvassers were making 

the traditional door.to.door drive 

under Ihf chairmanship of Mrs, 

Augustus 9, Ooetz. 

CARRY PLEDCiE CARDS 

E."ch of the women solicitors, was 

given a supply uf pledge cards upon 

which local residents are asked to 

volunteer tu give a pint of blood to 

the bloodmobile next month. The 

cards are accompanird by an ad- 

dressed and stamped envelope in 

which their pledges can be sent to 

Dr. William Doebele, blood donor 

chairman. 

Dr. Doebele explained that the Red 

Cross is interested in obtaining as 

mimy pledges at this lime us pos 

Pace 1, 

Major league baseball today is so 

gentlemanly that it bears little re- 

semblance to the game as played 40 

years a go, according to Russell 

"Lena" Blaekburne. well known 

scout for the Philadelphia Athletics, 

He reminisced about the game in 

an entertaining talk to the Ocean 

City Kiwanis Club at Plymouth Inn 

jBsterday, 

Mr. Blaekburne predicted that the 

As will have a good team this sea. 

son, but said he wouldn't be so rash 

as to be confident of winning the 

.American League pennant. 

Iron Lung For 

New Hospital 

To Be Donated By 

Polio Chapter 

An iron Iun| will be donated to 

theCape May County Burdette Tem. 

lip. Memorial Hospital by the county 

chnpter of the InfanUIe Paralysis 

foundation, it was announced fol- 

lowing the annual meeting of the 

gl'Mip, 

Raymond Errickson, treasurer, re 

ported that the annual fund c*m 

poign is expected to reich $10 500. 

approxiiTiately the same as last year, 

wiiuri full reports are received. 

The following offleeri were re. 

elected for 1950 at the meting in 

Court House! 

Chairman, French B, Loveland; 

vice chairmen, Mrs, Adele Mills, Wil- 

11am C, Hunt, Rev, Charles Hellmaii, 

Dr. Mareia Smith; honorary chair, 

man, Dr Margaret Mace; secretary, 

Mrs. Oeorge W. Kroiman; treasurer, 

Mr. Errickson, 

Rep, Hand Supports 

N, J. Medical Plan 

A la.point proposal for a national 

lealth and medical care program, 

suggested recently by the Medical 

Society of New Jersey, was reeom. 

mended for study by government 

officials and the general public thii 

week by Congressmsn T, Millet 

Hai.d, of New Jeriey's Second Con. 

greutonal District: 

He said the proposils of the Med. 

lea! Society present an afBrmBllve 

approach to the problem of an over- 

all medical care program and are not 

merely a barrier against administra- 

tion-backed proposals for .socialized 

medicine. 

Former Jean Voss 

Wins Inquirer Prize 

Mr§, Edmund P. Cordery, of Mer- 

chantvillc, former Ocean City, resi- 

dent, wai awarded first prize Sun- 

dny by the Department of House- 

hold Problems in the Philadelphia 

Inquirer for submitting the but 

letter describing how to convert an 

old Iron bed Into an attractive youth 

bed Mrs. Cordery, tht fanner MUe 

Jean Voss, of the resort, was award- 

Cordery, 

of the i 

iflered uTe^btifofaBBuVlM ihfi 

ih far her solution, 

In the conteit. 

Cars Crash Near 

Here; 9 Injured 

Ocean City Woman 

One of Victims 

Nine occupants of two automobiles 

—including an Ocean City woman- 

wire injured early Sunday when Hie 

cirs crashed head.on at the *'Y" 

inlirsection of the Somers Point. 

Longport boulevard with the Ocean 

Cily-Longpart toll bridge approach 

read. 

Six «f the injured were Ocean 

County 'teen-age boys and girls who 

were on their way home shortly after 

midnifhl, after having spent the 

eninic at the skating rink in Ocean 

ily. they told police. The other 

three persons were occupants of the 

other car, 

CAB ON WRONG SIDE 

Police said the young people were 

riding in a machine driven by Daniel 

Toeker, 17, of Tuckerton, It, col. 

lided with the other car driven by 

Stanley C, Antrim, 47. of Pottstown 

Pa., who was driving toward Ocean 

City, 

Police Chief Richard DePamphills. 

of Lonjport^said the evidence indU 

cflted that Tooker's car was on the 

wrong side of the road. 

One of those injured was Mrs, 

Anna Scheldt, 4S. of Asbury av,, 

near 4th st, Ocean City, a passenger 

n Anlrims car she suftered cuts 

and bruises of the head 

TAKEN TO HOSPITAL 

All nine persons were taken to 

Shore Memorial Hospital in ambu. 

lances that converged «n the scene 

from Ventnor, Margate, Northfield 

and Somers Point, 

Most seriously injured were Mist 

Anna Kane, 17, Tuckerton, with cuts 

of the head, face and legs; Joseph 

Marshall, 18, Tuckerton, severe head 

injury; James Hand. 17, Tuclterton, 

lacerations ^f the head, hands and 

legs; Alice Burnham, IB, Manahawk- 

n, lacerations of (he head and face; 

Millie Miller, 17, Tuekerton, frac. 

tured ankle, 

Mrs, Anna Dankel, 48, of Potts- 

town, another occupant of the An- 

rim car, sufTered a broken right leg, 

Tooker surTered cuts of the face, 

hands and arms, while Antrim had 

similar injuries, 

HELD IN 11.000 BAIL 

Both drivers were required to 

post $1000 bail to hold them as ma* 

terlal witnesses while awaiting the 

outcome of injuries to all concerned. 

Chief DePamphilis said that 

Tooker had received his first driver's 

license only recently, 

Longpoft police remained at the 

ccident scene about an hour to 

regulate the flow of traffic around 

h* wrecked cars until they could be 

owed away. 

Find A< 

Scheduled 

Friday 

Taxpayers Grill 

Solons in Stormyv 

3-Hour Session 

An overflow crowd 

OceRn City citizenB foi,»| 

of information, Friday,! 

reasons why th« pto% 

tax rate promiaea to jui 

a record high of an 

mated 18.82 per f 

valuation this year, 

Enduring a three-hour 

for diicuuian of the n 

budget far IBM, they ilw 

first hi. nl some of the buk : 

why the three city commli 

diiigrce among thtmselvet 

lenlly. 

But oot sf lht welter •( 

they attained milker • Ba 

ci.ion so Uu badtet nar »ny la 

c.llon that it U likely U be 

m 

Speeds on Bay av.; 

I. Fined $60 

James Branca, of Mays Landing, 

was fined $1S and costs by Municipal 

Judge Howard Warren, Thursday, 

for speeding at 80 miles in hour on 

lay av, He wai trreittd latt week 

by Motor Vehicle Inspector C. W. 

Davis. 

Noubar Dadeurian, of Philadelphia, 

arrested by Patrolman Curtla Smith 

for speeding at 1b miles an Hour on 

the Somen Point boulevard, pleaded 

guilty and was fined (M and eoiti 

on Saturday, 

Aceardinf to Mayor Edwari 

Bowker and Commissioner 

Kotstr Jr., the approprtationi, 

ing $l,6tfi,7M, are the loweit 

to operate the city soundly, 

ail the services and faellli 

manded by the public and main 

the resort's phyilclal properties. 

UANOEMOUl FOB •MOST 

The chief dissenter from that 

was Joseph Henry, spokesman 

the Ocean City Business Men'* 

iociation, who urged reduction 

number of appropriations and ww 

llist the high tax rate puts the 

sort at a competitive disad 

in bidding against other rtto 

new property investors and to 

Commissioner Augustui S. 

who told the crowd of more than 

that he was permitted no p»rt 

preparing the entire budget,^ 

disagreed with tome features 

and particularly some of Mr. 

"nancial policies. 

He said later that between 

and 180,000 could be pared from 

budget "by sound operating 

if the three commissioners 

"sit down together and really 

job of economising", 

FINAL ACTION 

When it wai ail 

postponed Anal adoption 

budget untir tomorrow 

allow time for some 

nmendmenls ordered by 

Darby, commissiom-r of the 

Department of Local 

A resolution introduced by 

Rneser to make these chsng«« 

adopted before the meetlaf 

journed. The alterations do not 

feet the budget total or taxation 

quirfrhent. 

One retail of the bearing Wwt 

pranlu by ttnyor Bvirkcr " 

the bolrd will five "MflMM 

•ideraUon" (a • pnpMtl hy 

South Oeean city " 

AMMlatlsn Uul part of Ike . 

c»piui improvement fnB4 haw 

marked far emerceocr r*kmll« 

secanfraitl bulkhud* In Hat " 

borhiwd. 

The mayor said that J 

would be given the Association 

in ( few days. - •_ 

Nathan italler, legal nunatt, 

Ralph Taylor, president of the 

elation, urged that repain be : 

to the bulliheads thlj _ 

temporary expedient to prevtnt ( 

age by the sea to private and I 

property in several location* 

cause of the alre»dy-hlgh «ppp . 

tions, they Hid that a major rebu 

ing project should be deferred. 

IIENBY MONOPOLIZES ! 

Mr, Henry nionopollietl 

the hearing by questioning 

proprlationi of the public i 

publi^jjroperty departments !„ 

Item, He never got to detaiu i, 

finsnce department befort th*I 

ing adjourned, " ''^M 

Henry was Critical of the *'"* 

in some casei because n»#'., 

prir. tions were higher than 1 

In others he asked 

what happened to fund»'"_, 

attd in 1949 jnd not used 

purposes delimited, V»g 

In most caset he wai told I 

spent funds went toward th> 

employe bonus or back into ttwj ( 

surplui account. 

•OBIIR BLAMES 

Commissioner Roeier, 1 

that most of this year'i ^ 

taxation is unavoidable, slm 

part of it on the GoeU nnancjl 

partment administration In I» 

1949. 

In a statement prepared 

9s 

meeting. he traced 

Fan I, 

TIME and TH 

T onaiiort Bridav. add 

at«t Brl

•in-" 1 

Ice 

-Tte otter — . -, , 

•ad vote hen an roottlr empJojcd 

by Ike tb or mrtre Wm*» or 

liven which ptnMbtt Hum ev« 

voicin* any owxwUon- 

•XCHUVE AMD ON J1KT 

**tt ¥s «reU stafcl^£3 at the 

comronwown mHtun that the pro- 

osKd USD budget «• ems«lve and 

unjust, feeemve becaise maftj. de- 

ptruntnti ipent lea in IMS lii^n 

Snted, and to every uatpiiM Uui 

avinj m liven ««ij The 1W 

budfet allocate even more which 

nraumaWy »ill aba have to be giv- 

en iwy Tiler* are olBer items Jh«l 

could be reduced ntber lhan boosi 

the bwl»ft Is the hijhat point 

sur festsfr 

-Ii b i»J«it kesaK « ir 

Bitter Commi$$ion BwweA w Evidence 

As Debate Rages on Record Budget 

I k 1 Iff 

o»« • SO-year period to ihow that 

the DeprartoB ol the early thirUei. 

the bH are ol 1W, beach eroilon 

•Urtln* IS years afe, and a leeend 

World War ill had a bearini on 

today, situation. He concluded by. 

•ayingi 

"I cannot help from referring to 

lOUND TIMETABLE 

at aaowH «aa euros itAJTOABB mn 

b m OMMI City (10th Street): 

St. Wlwrf— *6:53 

It. Wb»rf— •SitO 

. HHMMJUM M BroM nnd IU 

ruAHU READING SEASHORE LINES 

^^^^^^^^^MâH^^^^^^^â^^^^^^^l^^lâ^^^^â^^^^M 

TO •*« TOOB BOOM - A Bail- 

MM BRADLEY, i°c 

F1NB QUALITY FURNITURE 

, BUGS, LINOLEUM, ASPHALT TILE 

; 1380 S1M17 ASBURY AVE, 

SIM* each IIM far 

aaUilpaiifif a ttete 

u. na*i yaiyilMiifc »»,«• 

nc£ aa fncrwe la Itfal ana «•• 

MBM In Iktlr Bnrei appcart 

reprchemlblt. 

"Hi«h tax are detrimental to the 

growth ol any eomniunity. curtail 

have • reipDHlbllity of keaplni 

yp Ike eity," 

. „„„„, .P - - At another point. Mayor Bowk that the $39,000 not approved 

from it shiTJIri e:iher be >,A i.p f-" 

specific lien's nr lalii'n iia: cf ll'.i; 

btidpet and returnit) In surplus 

ti treby reducing the ta« rate by 28 

ci'r.u t!i ihis ittjir. ;iio '.e 

j Object* to Aide 

for health Officer 

Dr. Devine to Attend ^ D^me i. > di 

Osteopathic Conclave 

i i r 

Dr John E Devirn: ii amontf more 

than SUO physicians. »"«•""" *"'' I nli|K 

gu«u fxpected to .tlmd he «Ui 

dlreeWT jf th* 

aiiocUtlon: cbkinnan of It* bureau 

irofenslonal development, and ii 

he conitltutlon and by-laws coin- 

guests expected .- 

anmiil state convention of (he N 

Jersey Asseciition of Oileopathie 

Americins had l.SOO.OO ielcphonei 

Physicians and BuriMns In Trenmn in 

Mr O.icU i 

tin- tulioivn-.i; 

••MaviT 

hcei: 

ri.Ml;. 

u-il i-i 

Boukir 

l Mr R, 

rcd fr>;" 

the Ifli 

. nai.i l!: hinlih 

Mr J 

s i ( 

p p p 

ether repairs made this yenr 

buildings. 

YACHT (LIB All) 

n the 

Director Goeiz sided w ith Mr 

Huiiry in critirliiin an iiHri/iisiii ap- 

proprialion for teiiiiis and a MSnil 

: iteir to subsidize the Yacht Club's 

Gold Cup races, which he called 

"too much to hand to any une in. 

stitution for a single event". 

Scott 11, Adams, chairman of th» 

Trnnis Commission, rc^se to defur.H 

(he ilO.OOO tennis appropriation (It 

sniS the tennis "plant" was "under, 

mined and lorn down" by Mr Can't. 

anei that efforts are being made this 

year to improve the courts as. well 

as regain the resorts publicity brne- 

iits from a major tennis tnurniimriii 

in Julv, Tlie court repairs will cus 

about 14.000, he said, 

Ont woman in the autllrnrr. cv- 

pltlnlnf that she »nJ her huHband 

iive on a small penslan. inquired 

H hither tun »rt likely to rl.e 

ni much next yeir'li this ye«r, 

"If they to." she utd, "we »ill 

jutl hue lo move kdmewhere 

flat". 

Mayor Banker rfplird iliai thn 

Laird u»s f«ed wilh "e»lr»oritl- 

nary expensM this ye»r" and thai 

un such Increue U probable Main, 

"We don't want ia*es hi|htr any 

nlJire thin you do," he said, "for 

H't p.v (hem. loo. But we do 

Two To Go To 

Kiwanis Conclave 

10,000 to Attend 

in Miami, May 7 

More than 10,000 persons iirc t"t. 

pelted to attend the 3S1I1 anr'tiai 

conw?n(ion of Kiwanis International 

in Miami, rii.. May 7 to 11, nffleors 

cif the Ocean City club were ad. 

vised (his week 

The club will be represenlen at the 

biH conclave by its president. Alber' 

J Blum, and Past New- Jersey Dis. 

iriet Governor F. Edwin neiber 

They will make the (rip aboard a 

-Miteial train carrying the New Jer. 

sev deiepliofi to the south. 

Representatives will attend from | 

3 100 clubs and a jnoooo member.: 

ship in the United Slates. Canada. ] 

A'asita. Hawaii and the Yukon Ter. 

Tilery 

Many nationally known figures 

are stheduled lo speak, iiicludiiiB 

StcrMary of DefelUc Louis Johnson. 

Otr.eral Carlos P. Romulo, president 

of the General Assembly of the 

United Nations, the Rev. Marshal! 

E. Reed. Methodist bishop of (he De- 

troit area, and John Fisher, widely 

known Canadian radio commentator. 

y 

Micln I siitKi'.i ti.al he have 1 

f-ill fiiKl.îr,. .'f Mr H..i!c-r'.. '-'(ii,-. 

,'' his work \? ir MH i; CMr-Hiti''" ! h;t' 

he musl Imvi- an a»sist.n:l "r th.i' 

me niiiyor nu^t make a prâii' H". 

ifMicatioi- and carrni he line:; li.i 

inforniiilKin by Mr Hacer 

'There have bei-n many fompliiiiH. 

cnnfernini! the relief situation, par- 

ticuiarly and certainly thr anprnpn- 

niii.li u"f SSSOO fnr other gxpersej 

in Ihi- health t'epartment Hue* r '•• 

warrant an assistant \n Mr Huavr '' 

Public Card Party Tonight 

A puiilic curd |iiirtv sunns.,>rt^ n n*d 

CampbeU 1 ! Soup ^J:;t 

% 

Qdial Tomato Soup 3 

Ho 3 

ifiH 

No I'a 

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NB Vh 

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B.o 10, 

cant 

N. V I 

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Try Our Acme Guaranteed Meats Under Our 

MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE 

Girard Smell, Lean ^|I7C 

SMOKED PICNICS lb ol 

T h > ( * p i t n i t i H I * t l u r t i h o n k . 

Acme Grads A Groinfed Steer Beef 

CHUCK ROAST -" • 43 C 

Tender Juicy Sirloin Steaks 7Sc 

Plate Beef "23c Liver Sausage '°53c 

iherf Ribs of B«el "" 33e Bacon £••?«-"','".• '" 4Si 

Corned •eef||;,"*," ',; 18c Large Bologna IB S3i 

KJn'rt ,129* jCele Slow '•«23e 

CHICKENS '• 

SMAltHAMS ""S" 

ihanliliii 

So*"(K.)'»39 

( Whol, or. 

Lenten 

Sea Feed 

Values 

MACKEREL Fancy 

lallan 

Large No, t Smelts 

Dressed Whiting ^ *•!;iitiMi4 ^!^ 

U11 1 rii'W bijiirciiiilll. tnnii.il b(T:.n 

(11 Klinuiy ii.1 !.v,;.y ;il Ihi- .••..••••• 

U-.'iiitirul I.ml ....I'iri.l liciicij A'II 

v. hat is 11 Hh-hiiii- rc-J.i I v. ;M.i,,.- ;. 

"A^ Il.e n.iiv'.r -* r hcMii J ...H '' . 

brittle iilîtn^t iic.î.i. v,..^ |,lvri ; M 

iiiii 1 atarli'il 11MT Iii .n uh in'i. A- 

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sliirl.-il ;it thai •!•! • 1-,r 1 iilli'i Iii.i- ".•• 

inr.^t \tiiii.iv ;hU f; nn- '.' MM t. ' 1 drr^'f ^ .. n ,1 ,1;' j :.:'. .,: ' 

ft Si hue 

'TIHSF rpmrmlii I thai 11 Is Kt"i- 

praiiv iigri-fil thai jHllis. dii nut 

mak« bouelh ti uf div iiiirrlv & iiru- 

tei'tUi* meii.Nuri-= AH i* rule; lira, h 

at'crriilill udili'il l« tiiie Hitit' v. .1! 

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lilhi r cu;i«t;it i-i.n •.! :'.« 

inn their >s.;ir.' . ! • 

Hi.i illi'iifif' 111 '•'•'• !,u !); uii> ruii.fi iirr^ ill Wene's 

ihi;.tuh inr;JH efinijiiiK.fl in a jiruss 

llili.se iil.Ui'ii \l* ! :#\'.":- |iil Jjl'l < 111 thi^ 

..IIM'M ('iijii Alii;. = Li'V. i-. li-rry pro- 

.Ui.i.y r.i.ihh ;n,i! ..i;4e iiMieiiiK hi.ve 

l.nyi 1 en hir yelii', .;. tm- jiri iiiirifl.iin 

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included 

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MJNS I K.irrs .Mil.-Ml 

I!i4i 

IIH kiii:I 

,i. I,; t!li- 

Red Cross Opens 

Double Campaign 

Continued from 

t h i i l .' i :•:• " !.••!- • 

i r pi , 

i r 

1 

liM-IMil-il ,i t:ci" l i ; 

[i v.. 1 r tlH.I •!.,•( v. i .•: :\ ' 

i.i.,,. i.r .,: '.i.i- K.i- 1 M. !).i--. : 

r i . l . n I w Midi iil:i..:- v. .:. Ill' '•!' •'.'.• 

N,.ili,le h. ; , i l i | , ; , i i ! e . - 

T i l l i K i n I h r liliiiiil i i r i i E n i m w i t h 

ihi fund lirivF »l»u tu* It"' (tlicl ] 

iif t>niphaÛ!ntf lu Uirui iieiipli' (inr 

nf the fîienîvt' jjitiNfiiiiis nf Uit- 

Rrii < >«•* Hliiih mi-ill* iiiiblii 1 

«uii|iort. Dr, Km in li- iioiiilid tiui 

ihal II1I4 pnitirain, msikjiie liluinl 

.mill.ilili- frer in iili liii.piliil" fin 

u»p In iillv patii'iil «h '(•(!> il. 

i« a practical loc;ii ii|ip!ii!iliiiH of | 

tin- wn-k nf Itlt 1 ititiMiijiiiidiit i 1 .!. ; 

fiire aernrv. • < 

n - r M c e s III r n l h i l.lil-.. |i • • I'.-: ' 

l.-.tiim nnd tyiiii-i; ti • l.l.-r.ii -.-n''! 1 : 

fis 111,. |illlilir. :1s well ... ij, ,1* ui.. I 

IIII111I11111 mi.I -iniii!!" 1 ; 

IIKIi € ROSS C1N AIR i 

Thi. He.l friK' fllA". li.f T. id. j 

npi-lli.d i,i?,l ween f..l|..v..- .. ii..-.- ! 

i i s - r ?if t i n . c-:ni 11 i;iit.t; v i > . ' . ' i f i : 

t . ' i . i i r t 1 t i . i i - i n n . I •,!, ..• L - i • 1 • •'- 

l i i - i n i K l i t ' W . ' i i i . i - . ' . d : n 1 I i . ii 1.1 111. 

l i r i i i i d e i i f l I n . i i ' i l . H i I i . . . ( ' I " M ..'• ] 

C i i i i l i t y l i u i i r n i l - :..: . M I L . I - I . . I . V » ) 

r : u l i t i s t i i l i i m , 

D u r u m Ihe I T . .I.'I.-I-I l'.'"-i! " , 

Fii.»niiiim-|- iiriii. .1 , 1 !•! t'.-|.(. M..> , 

Uli.nt! I'ri.ul-iiin iind 'A ii.' il : •' ••'•' '• j 

h i m I ...is Y i . m i i : . H.-l 1 ..- !••• 1 ^ ] ' I 

' 1.1 

VVi 

-iiijlur ( ifi.rii reporifd lhai an 

,i|iiirii(!rlalinn imt brin inrinarkfd 

Ei.r Ih^ jiavin^ uf ihr KuuU I park. 

a\ MTthiEi 11UH undrr ruiiNtrue. 

lii.M in ( ;i|i>> Miiy Cvliillt, that 

|i..-.u-h fiiisiun fuiidii lu aid wn- 

..l.i.ri- i-uininiinllirs Hill hr Inriud. 

id in Ihti klute budiffl, Htitl that 

i.iie^siir> dri-dMirm ««rk i^ strung- 

Htliid 

jeft to 

itruetlon 

Ihli year. 

Party leaden and workers Irom all 

seetiong of the county paid hleh 

tribute to Preehplder Clouting, who 

withdrew aa a eandldme for ofnee. 

and to Congreagmeri Hand for the 

uutstunditiii rBCprd hs has establlihed 

i us this dlslrkt's representative. 

(dbmmissioners' 

ray May Increase 

! Contlnned from Pif« 1 

lircpniial may run into iome opposi. 

lion in Ihe Senate. 

The sulary item was brought up at 

Fi : ilay'» budget hearing by Joseph 

. liir.ry. spokesman tor the OtMiE 

; ('ily business Meii^s Aasoeiation. who 

.(.uMionei! Mayor Edward B. Bowker 

;.:- to the reiison for un apprypria- 

•11.11 of Sta.UWI for salaries and 

•".lilies in his public affiilrs u'fllce, 

•i.i.|j.Lirea with an actual expenditure 

i,l i4MD m 1M4O. 

Muyiir Biiisker explained that most 

• i' Ihe intrease is due to the rnunicl. 

: ('ill juflijp i.nd his L-lerk hfing eov- 

1 IMI by this appropriation for the 

i;r-I time, plus the provision made 

li.r Hit- hiKfier salaries of these two 

i IT ji!uye>, this year and the fae'= 

ihL.t hi.s (iwti salary miMhl he in- 

1 ci-:.sid Inter 

MAY SOT BE 116,1)00 

Trie mayor said that the budget 

|i,ii viiles for a mayors salary of up 

,i-. SHOW, but he added that it may 

I hi- Ueiiiieti not to raise local pay un 

I in that figure. Il may b* set at 

I >i WKJ or JS.OOU, he said, 

(•(jinriiissioner Henry Hneser, Jr., 

I icmmenled lhat the proposed stale 

; ii 1; (.iiitiuri would allow similar irl- 

liiciisFR in all uffeeted cities ihrouMh. 

rit New Jersey. 

'•All we have done is put suffit'lent 

i i.n-y in thii tjuduel to take care of 

|. 11 .urii.njjency instead of ereat'nj 

i... .-fnergenty ialer." he said. 

SO CHANGE IN 10 YEARS 

Sularies of city cornrnissioneri 

I.;,vin't thanged in 30 years," he 

mm on. "Mayor Bowker certainly 

it,nuld be entitled to %iore money, 

liiif he ih Biving the (pity his full 

I1 in. urn! working long hours at the 

ijiih A crane operator can earn 

liiifiijg ii year today without having 

ii'iy resptinbibilities of the magnitude 

Ihiit ml,front your mayor and com- 

i(,.'sinners. 

"It you warn honest, capable KOV. 

from Upper Township, hnu 

t'imlii iiiulli'llrc :i p.i'.-'.il e I'I.' 

w i l i e r s a f e l y Mini i . l h e r • . nil .- 

In I h e Aini'l'ii ,in |•••• • l•!•• '•:• 

Ili-ii C'los-N ni...lnii'iii|--. 

I n M ' l ' k i n i ! :i i|Mi'l:i " I >!• 

lliriiiiMhiiiil tlie iiiiliiili. Ihi' Ili 

is asklna pnhliV nijip.-ri in 

Its Services ID Ihe illiliiil |..l 

vcteriiils. Its il i»;ii-:i r leliil 

il I] ti wiiie

1871 

es 

•**• Tfclt MM?- 

SoroptimisUHave 

Party and Auction 

„ SJ* Aid. Oub'i 

SchoUnhip Fund 

The Boropttalrt Club of Ocim 

_1§ had M enjoysblt WMhingten i 

IUrtM«y meetlBf «M White Be 

phut Auction at Plymouth Ini 

THunday night tart week. 

The auction was conducted by 

Mm Helen Stedem as aueUoneer and 

pronounced a ju«es» both 

n ' and ai entertsmmem 

& S CLEANERS 

K/-- QUALITY CLEANERS 

^.aiHmyAVE. PHONE 27« 

OPEN YEAR AROUND "» 

IORS "KSH" RE-SILVERED 

SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED 

B£ WINDOW GLASS REPLACED .nd GLAZED 

GLASS OF ALL KINDS 

HtHUtESTNYMAN "]^^_ 

l»tttttt< 

imMittMittiiiittttttti 

Repaired 

Ref inished 

Kitchen Cabinet* sad 

boards made Is Order. 

Reproduction* :mffrntng rhurrh *m iVfS, 

• frtepuUi' itLhtifi, and nihfi (ihrutmii 

Mrs. Risley Marks 

81st Anniversary 

Mrs Sara Jiinu Hisley. B2S 

Central av., a long-time resident 

of Ocenn City, celebrated her 

filst birthday anniversary tiuietly 

ai lier hump yesterday She received 

many cards and gifts. 

Mrs. Hisley in still actively in. 

terested in airairs of the First 

Presbyterian Church and its 

women's organizations, 

>««»»*«»»••••»••» 

•#•4 

Have You Seen 

THE BARGAINS 

at 

Garrison jewelers 

Removal Sale 

92B Aihury Avenue 

OPEN FRIDAY 4 SATl'RDAY 

EVENINOS UNTIL ilM 

Personal and Social Chit-Chat 

By DOBOTHY DAY 

Mo, Mtrthii ttMwni, • m«nbw M 

the Free Public Library JUIT, lave a 

talk on book*, from ihe chifdreri'i 

Sorority Receive* Tuckahoo Dance 

2 Drives group to adult clauici, and concluded 

by lubmitting a Hit of new books Although we try to be client can* 

Gift of Afghan Date Is Changed 

[or iprinj reading. 

sclous, "Baby, Il'i Cold OuUlde" 

_ to 

II you ton saws for KiM Day, A gift of a large hand made af- A Western otyls dance iponiored 

Mrs. Oortrude Reichle was cois 

certainly the perfect theme song pi«>H Ulephonc kef any toy 

hosteit and Kn. Ann Cornwall, lit- 

Speak, April 13 

lately. Even if it hu been'good kftar 1 p. m, »4 her home. Her 

ghan from Mrs. Sara Hisley wai reby 

the Upper Township Parent, 

erature chiirman, tntrodueed the 

itribuiions to the Arnpriean Red ipeaker. 

weather for hibernatlni, we've mini telephone number U 15Z0-B. eeived by the Oimmi Chapter, 

teacher Anoclation 'has 

been 

nged Irom Friday, March 10 to 

• • • 

aged to gather some newt, for you 

Omega Lambda Psi sorority, at a urdiy, March 11, In Porter'i Hall, 

id the Mesrt rund were «u. 

by the Women'i Club of 

this week". 

meeting Tuesday night at the home ueltghoe 

ford. Pa., wai a lueat of Mri, Mar. 

3 Girls, 1 Boy Born 

V, meetini TTiufiday night 

* « > 

garet Walnright, Saturday 

of Mrs, Lynn Claghorn, JOS CentrBl ie change In date was made necersary 

by a previous commitment 

at the home of Mrs. Ralph to Resort Parents 

Friends of Mrs, Nathaplil C. Smith 

_r Park pi. 

will be glad to know thst ihe ii at Joan Collliion, a member of thiov. 

of the oreheftra engaged. Th« danet 

club also decided lo make a Three gifU and one boy were born home recuperating rapidly after a Junior clan of Ocean City High The afghan made by Mri, Rifley, will benefit the K-T, A, milk and 

of old lold, lUver and to Ocean City farhlliei at Shore Me- minor operation at Shore Memorial School, vWled her parent!, Mr. andU 

a memorla to her Ute daughter, lunch (und, 

, ttonei lor t*» student rnorial Hoijital during the week Hoiplhl, 

tin, N. H. Collltion, at Waihlngtan, Mri, Harriet Bushay, who wa# a 

* * s* 

member of the chapter. It will be 

building fund at the Newthat 

ended Ttmsday 

* • • 

D. C,, over the week end. 

ION BORN TO FOBMEM 

offered to sorority membe It auc- 

College for Women, a State This city dominated the new ar- Members of the Ladlei' Auxiliary 

* * • 

tion, with proceeds going to trie wel. 

BARBARA McCALLION 

jtloti proiect. 

rival department of tho hospital, of the Shore Memorial Hospital held Roe Ann Leonard, alia a Junior fare fund. 

Mr and Mra. Edwin Jonet, of 

„««*•!*• TO SPEAIt 

will, the heaviest representation a benBtU card party Wedneiday at Ocean City High School end her The chapter approved a donation Philadelphia, summer reiidenti at 

iiivitatiana were extended to mem> 

among the 10-baby total for theafternoon, 

brother, Frank Leonard, a recent to the Heart Fund and made plans S4th st. and Asbury av., are recelv. 

week. 

"of the Research Club and Civic 

* • i 

graduate, entertained guests at a for a benefit card party late in Ap. ing congratulationi on the birth of 

to ittend • club meeting nt the 

In the local list, the nut-was a Mr, and Mrs, George A, Harper barn dance Saturday evening. ril. The committee on arrange, their first child, a son, Robert Klrby 

girl born Thursday last/week to 

itiion April 13, when MIH Mary 

cokbrated their J(lh wedding anni- 

• * * 

ments comprises Mrs, Ruth Ten- Jones, February 17, Mrs. Jones will 

Mr, and Mrs David Hill. 830 Haven 

ib will speak on "Lile With 

versary at a buffet supper party Sat- MIM Martha Morris entertained at stermacher, chairman; Miss Hazel be remembered at Barbara McCsl- 

av. Then on Friday there were two urday evening 

." Mr!. John Alton, second 

a canasta party Tuesday evening. Sevan, Mrs, Betty Christy Mrs, La-lion. 

more girls, one for Mr, and Mrs, 

lit vice president of the Ftderu- Joseph FiUgernld, 1282 Bay av., the Miss Kay Rachor. of Wesley av. Among the guests were Cornell Rue Yingling and Mrs. Claghorn, 

of Women's Clubs, will be aother 

for Mr, and Mri. Andrew entertained Miis Blanche Oe Deer, Pearl, Miss Virginia HoUaway. Mrs A report was given on the anni. Steam, formed from moisture in 

„,! at thit time. 

Barton, 210 7th St., The ftnal resort of Germantown, on Waihington'i Herbert Willu and Miss Helen Der- vcrsary dinner attended by 11 mem. the kernel, is what pops popcorn. 

"mm ma * 

CHEDDAR CHEESE "'lîsr 1 !2f 23c 

* 

APPLE JELLY mm 2','- 

HOT CROSS BUNS "*" "*"" ?h 

HU I 1 EH tma CMAHHT HIM IXC frfw. 

BUTTER KERNEL CORN t ' 7 - 

BUTTER KERNEL PEAS 2 'ir 

JELLY EGGS mmuun S* Me H 

SALAD DRESSING m S 1 ISe

-.- i 

italized Raiders Wallop 

te As Season Closes 

Entire Vanity, Including Captain Sf-lby, in 

Game, Plu» Two Jayvee'a; Final Store: 51-39 

By BOB HAI.I.KKAV | 

iy nighl by Irimmirij Mlh iii ' • • r The' Ocean City Hijsh Hi'ic. '. 

t?fj> brought Uit'.r ito 

i 

-• 

* hoe), si is 

For Sale - A Real Buy 

Two Story House 

Hot Water He«t, 3 bedrooms, bsth. living room, 

dining room, kitchen, laundry, 

Unfurniihed 

Priced at Only $7,000 

NO PIIOM l\l (IRM % I HI S 

1. MORGAN MAXWELL 

ROBERT R. BENNETT, Associate 

14lh Street and West Avenue 

CAREY 

Real Estate • Insurance 

Boardwalk at 15th Street Phone 0178 

• FOR SALE • 

To Settle an Estate 

OCEAN FRONT LOT 

'5850 

4S FT. FRONTAGE by RIPAKIAN RIGHTS 

See Us . . . to 

BUY • RENT 

SELL 

BEACH FRONT 

HOME SITES 

CHOICE 

HOME 

SITES 

DAVET 

AUCTION 

PUBLIC SALE 

HRE HOUSE 

Marmora. N, J. 

Every Wednesday 

7:30 P. M. 

Kiictricai Applianeps 

Furnittri- • House wan-s 

t'hinawart- - Hardware 

TimU • Clothing • Linens 

RUnkels. Floor Covirrlnir 

fry* . Candy • Etc, 

*SALE* 

2 BEDROOM 

Unfurnished 

Dwelling 

I Willi Automatic j 

i Oil Hut Water H.iat ; 

$6,000 ! 

; i;i CASH j 

! Centrally Located | 

Beautiful Condition . ;j 

No Telephone Calls 

SCOTT j 

P.EAL ESTATE 

613 Eighth Street i 

WE'RE THROWING 

MONEY AWAYU 

All Used Car and Truck Prices Cut to the Bone 

ASK FOR THEM BY CAR NUMBER 

Act Quickly For They Won't Last at These Prices 

YES, YOU CAN BUY ANY OF THEM AT ONLY 

AND NO MORE TO PAY FOR 30 DAYS ! 

Compare Our Stock Before You Buy - - - We Know You Will Savt' Money H«re 

* HERE ARE SOME'OF THEM 

228_'4b Dodge Sedan - - 

248—'42 Plymouth Sedan 

M4—'38 Willys Sedan 

S4§—'40 Plymouth G,C. 

MS—'40 Plymouth 4.Deor 

Ddfe4Deor . . 

I7_'41Bui£k 4.Door _„ 

2ft_'39 Chrysler Sedan 

il_ ( 37 Chrysler Sed.n 

29—'37 Chevrolet Sedan 

28—'42 Dodge Sedan - 

29—*35 DeSoto Sedan . . 

31-_'37 Buick Sedan __ 

38—'40 Plymouth C,C, -_ 

44—'36 Dodge Sed.n.,/. 

49—'41 Plymouth Coupe 

66—'35 Dodge Sedan 


66—'39 Dodge Cowpe ,1 

71—'40 Plymouth Coach 


73—'40 Dodge Sedan _".. 

76—*40 Chrysler Sedan 

, 80—'38 Packard Convertible 

IBS 

75 

198 

195 

IBS 

498 

225 

125 

IBS 

295 

BS 

145 

39S 

128 

4B5. 

7S 

96 

39S 

250 

165 

490 

,., 4SS 

f^-'ii willy. 4.D00F v___._:: ass 

83—'40 Mercury Coupe . _ . , , 2B5 

M—'SSOIdtinobil. Sedan 79 

«— Plymouth Sedan .,„,. fS 

87—Ml Oldpmobile S.-dan 

88. '39 Buck Sedan .. 

89—"37 I'ord 2-Deor 

91 35 Lafayettf Coupe 

82..- '40 Oldsmobilv 4-Door 

94 - '39 Oldfmobili. 4-Door 

M—'42 Hudson 4Door 

269^.'46 International 1' j Ton 

Chassis and Cab 

7S0 

297—'42 Dqdge Chassis and Cab 286 

tXTRA SALESMEN ON DUTY DURING SALE QUICK ACTION 

tfu- 

OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS 

TERN MOTOR CO. 

Estmi 

and Arctic Ave». 

320—'37 DtJdBP '.Ton Panel . 75 

391^'47 Ford^l p ; Ch, and Cab S95 

11— '45 International 'i.Ton 

Ptekup . ... , 695 

_1«—'36 Dodge I",-Ton Panel 95 

22—'40COE li,-Toii 195 

58_'3SDodBc Truck 9S 

68—'47Dpdgp •', Stake .._.. 995 

96.'41 Dodge Exp. .. . . 245 

Also 

1949Dodfe Club Coupe 

194S Dodge Sedan 

1949 Mercury Sedan 

1948 podge Sedan 

1948 Plymouth Sedan 

12 Month*' Guaranty 

PLYMOUTH 

Atlantis City 

•••••••#•••••••••••••••• 

Have You Seen 

THE BARGAINS 

at 

Garrison Jewelers 

Removal Sale 

928 Asbury Avenue 

tii'i s; I IIIIIW A H AH Hiiw 

I.VI:MMIS I vTii, iiiiii 

Joooooooooooooooooa 

KABLER'S 

Poultry Farm 

FRESH KILLED 

CHICKENS 

FRESH EGGS 

riimiF: Siiitirr', I'lilnl T:H 

Bargaintown, N, j, 

s Madp hi Derail I'iti 

Slimmer, t .-...-• "f •> i f, 

II.II.UUI f - 2 '' '' 

• Jayvees Snatch Victory in 

1 Fin.l Thrilling Minutes 

CLASSIFY 

CARD OF THANKS 

Ml- t : "r,i!lk T Hi 

IN MEM0RIAM 

( i .\iv\ni,\u in 

j > I rn\ 

Mill. M 1 v. It- 

in Ji;ii !i-iii = r 

iiliti.'inil jinii l.llli-in 

NU T-»ny In mrmn|-> ..I tin. 

tUTs i)iMhil;i> M:in=h J. u 1). 

SALE and RENTAL 

LISTINGS WANTED 

For 30 years I have bean specializing in Renting, 

Sules of Lots and Property, also Fire Insurance in thii 

section between 15th and 59th Stretts, 

I hav« a large number of prospeftti juit waiting 

for the type locations and price property and lots 

to suit their requirement*, 

I have always been an independent Broker and 

have no way to get your listing unless made direct 

with this office, • . 

I respect your listing and will not circulate any 

unnecessary information unleii you so de»ire. We 

have a large clientele and are constantly telling Mid 

rentinf property, so I do need your listing, 

Edgar F. Berger 

Rial Estate and Insurance Broker 

PHONE 0078 

32nd.*iid ASIURY AVENUE 

NOTARY PUBLIC 

m 8 n with 18 HW Smith,y p ^ ^ g Joj 

Smith Juniors Beat 

Resort Freshmen 

I" 1) '."I' 'I'l.i- S 

BUYING 

STORM WINDOWS? 

Aik These Questiom 

Before You Buy: 

Is the winds* airtight? 

Does it gilt our disirtd amount ol 

ventilation 7 

Da iniciti tlidt eauly, rtmowe 

foiily? 

K the windaw lotqueci lo pitvcnt 

boilh sheen or shine? 

Con I ihtase a window titdt tuils my 

bant and podetbook ? 

Tht Amswir rs All These Oveif/Mi Is 

HUNTER 

ALUMINUM COMBINATION 

STORM WINDOWS & SCREENS 

er Fr«s B' 

lOIIN I 

TROUT 

II. t!H> ml 111,,1.1. ,, 

n, Coll 

11I-," Willri ,li I'll. I ' l ••••:*•• 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

BABY - COMMERCIAL 

INSURANCE CLAIM 

WEDDING ALBUMS 

CAMERA REPAIRS 

John V. Pontiere, Jr. 

60S Shore Rd., Sornefs Pt, 

Phone: S, P. §222 

G. l.'s 

$45.20 

Per Month 

BUYS YOU A NEW 

HOME 

- Only - 

$232.00 Cath 

Hrqiiilfd 

SCOTT 

REAL ESTATE 

613 • 8th Street 

3131 . Phones . 3132 

Birthday Dinner 

momherip duel hy January 1, 1850, 

Ai: iV» an! was ilia* hy the depart. 

(".'ii.inimili'r Sti'l'hins uxtcndi'iTEiist 

,. ,il,i, in ihf Aiisiiiiiiy He 

; ' : I l l lll di 

I or I«ps in 

iiiij 'lopi in Pr:r*'s, Call 

Murray Levins 

Sil.ip Iron - Metal - 

I'll I'l. .1 . Hit. ill." 'HI , \V 

lotsTiearedlnd Filled 

CRAVEI. • TOPSOIL 

BULI.DOZRRS - DUMP TRUCKS 

R. L. MONIHAN 

3141 Central Avenue 

j, W, MORRISON ' *' •'•'' '" ".),' W. MORRISON. JR. 

8th and Ocvftn Avi'nuc Phone 0160 ; 

m 

ITH A 

ri, m; ; 

LADY 

DIANA 

vm 

Matchi ng 

Wedding 

Rmg, SU 

Medium Size Self-Service Mark et 

Ffliel - CASH DP 

TENNESSIi AT ATLANTIC 

Aifanth City's Mgii Comhiciv Ji-wciFy S 

Ml I'lir 

'•HO 

DON'T FAIL TO 

SEE MILLS 

BEFORE YOU 

BUY or RENT 

New Bungalow (Residential) $7A 

W V n t O l ' i ' i i l l ( ' i l > . ' ' I ' w i l I l i ' l l l i m l i i : - , I I . ;,',,| [.;, n, -.. |, ,i | . , , u | : , s , 

12 Bedroom Guest Home and 2 Apartments. $0 K 

F u l l y i'lM'iiMii'd, C i i u In- h c a l i ' i l , A U n :; 1 ..•• 11-..• -ii 

Large Home in W, Ocean City 

i ... 

-«iW wat,,iVtint, in 

s 

utl| lor 

t.Mvi- in 

Beautiful Cottage (Heated) Miiiii i; ,|,-; ., -T K - l " U 

Apartment House 

Kix 2-l.(..l,-n.,nl iipi 

Beautiful 

Rl'Rl 

.nis nil h, Vm, 

m H Home '""~~~ 

; ;in. 

,500 

*25,000 

$4,950 

1 1 aou 

EDWARD 

' 

H 

' " '-y 

mi* 

Ave. .Make m 

C-6gib"s_NDATS 

et Adopted; 

Vote 

Appropriation- up 

Ytnr - 

Cmmrilmon Mink, Aflrll.ii 

,«! Johiisun viili-il 1 -;I" .nliiji. 

!nner Mill Curly 

" " "l l 

Tetal apuroprlatiuns uro iltUSB, 

cunipiired with $121 428 luit ytar. 

Total Jajiotlon for SoCil purpoies Is 

SB4,80nn, The district sclino] tnx 

t r i"..«M13 H3 aiMiiiiiil t'liiinly inslinii.tr 

IDRfll is (22 ISO, and ("runny Library 

;7(K). Sliitf Airi-riiiirl ntriir.l 

lifin nil S!i!)! I 

1 f till iii i'i'Mi i-.i] ; -irj:' t i 

. , •+-_ 

In 19-in IlliS llglllT wu 

POINT — Tin- ijuiiii' 

li:.ry iii Vi.li.'.li'i'i Kni' f'i,:'ij*,.ii>' 

N'n I uJI ?|ii,n*iij ii Ijilhjlii.'I.i 

|ir,ll> Man Ii ai :il it c* IMi-w 

" "• 111--- hull Mi> Aiiiiii K-iil 

Mi K!..-,;i-i|, j:iv »:!; 

ivi' t iiiil >'. ,.j ;in:ii jli'fri I \- 

W-, Ai HI. v M.,.,-... ;,. ,i M, 

I r.'fi 

Hardock's Typewriter Co, 

Authorized Agent for 

Royal Typewriters 

Victor Adding Machines 

Used Machines ... _ $20 Up 

*4t>r* Sir Hn AN Maki'S = 33 Yi'iif;, 1 ilsiM-rii'lifr 

g Atlantic Avenue. Atlantic City, N, j. 

Phone A, C. 5.2610 

SAVE $ 75 to $ 175 

ON THI PRlCi OF A SPINiT PIANO 

jo buyiiiR iiosF you can save frum ri ' 

|7J to Sl'ii on tile pi'n e of a spim'i 

piano. Ciiuase from "Jike-nrw' 1 cieni- 

onslr.ilufs or floor inutjfls, in JKT- 

IMt culifllUfJIi, with IH'W yu.ir.iiitcil. llu 

Br\n >I.|» r 

Burkh.ii ill. II;,,,-, 

tkir\ Krj] I ^1:»lr 

(kvllr IIMI 

Clilr'i I am.IV rr 

ClirU ,-|i,iir. SiM 

ChrMi.i --, " l> • 

('ri;i*l;il ( OIK t rlt 

Cnllli,-.. •(•!•(- 

Cfilop.l.il ll,,li'l 

Cominiilv,^- ( In 1 ' 

Cnnlni H -„„,. | 

t'liriiiiiin) IIIIUM 

Cnrr,:,i;n,( 1 tf 

(."flltatr I ii II 

CianM.,11, l.mdi 

Din's Sr;i r,>nd> 

Hirli\. H(i\ 

Kl.lii 

l>rf\c| 

— y *• s - ' 

I Erltn Hull 

tihhith, Walirr 

I tit Board* alk—I 

, «', P. 

f Mlh jilrerl pier 

flinders, Thr 

H»nder» CiarjEf 

[r-nklin, Tin- 

Htni " l h " v l '"""" 1 1 J| :L __ I 54th Anniversary 

T»\v-it ComDRny Bows to Reque.t Mcdc Last 

'A'ctk by Mayor Chapman; Shuttk Also Prospect 

•-. M l i r . " M l T I ! i . . ' f I . . , 1 I N : '. . • : l i ' I l . i ' ' . ' A f. • '•' M i l A ! l ; . i . l n 1 

, . • , , • . . - „ • • ,- I ' . . " ' .• i M I - , r . - , : i . . l l i - v l . i . i - 

. '.:, i .,; M., ..i- l-'r.-l W - - 

'':•';.; •'•••'•|'\|;:r "Si,,::.:: Mayor Comes To 

; ; : Defense ot Mink 

• . •' ,'., i • • ii .- A'l.ii.I.i C/> Tnn -• j ^ , f m a . • 

,''. •••'.'. /, .'• "-'•"". - i "i'l'.i "' in- "I 1 ' A n s w s r s Critieism of 

, ;, '..['•: ',',•"•'"•'.'.'• ''J 11 .',,!':''. '••:.'•'i PurchasinrT A g e n t 

in , I i 

I'. ', , ;;•••• "Lilt.' I . 

I'.i'n, M ^ H.II h, i ^hiiii 

I ' . F , . I'l ll I 111;!, I I H HI . 

P . i . S - n I i I n r 

l-i-li -i.ii M . i - m f 

I'll-IM I, V I • ' I : 

I M l . % :',!! I "III nl> 

r i t i m i ' i t l i I n n 

p , i i , K , , i l i i - i » 

p.. ,i , ,| \ ,tn i ;,l,',i I l.ijini'i I I o 

l'ii•:.: II. I III' 

it.ih'irli IIMI -I 

Iii ,nl H . r , 1 M n i f iiiiii I ' i i l i i l I n 

l.'.-.'l \ \S 'I Ii 

I; . i i i - ( ! ii. 

Ihhi I itiit 

».m:iriii- 1 i.cltn 

Sllil'idl. 

>'n^^, HalU, I s , , 

BilkfrS Tnsarq Mill,in 

Willds I'astrv Bho|l 

Wnrirn 1 * (!i(l ffllcl'i 

WJIkiiifciin. Jack ,1: 

Wlilsim's Kcsliillfanl 

\V?P rofk* Slinp 

U'Flkrr'ii DfllfalFMirii 

Ui'srnli, Tilt 

U,-l.-v Hi,lint Rnnni 

WPHIFV, Til" 

V.illiiiii-. Win: ! 

\\ ilnnii KalrS Co, 

\\isli.im. I ilmunil 

WiiHirli'* Hrsulill Itciiulilli.ii, 

(lull 

Wvomliic. The 

Red Cross Drive 

Gets Under Way 

Kiwanis Club Hears 

Linwood Pastor 

. 

yilMKHS I'lIIM' - Jfi-i S|-i'|.;.;,i. 

'••'•• ,• i - i i . I MI" t".-i|-|-;:l M I ' I I I H 1 

, 

i M n r i I, ! , ] ' • ' . ' > i- :ii1'H i ? M ' 1 i h i ' • « • 

• . (•!••!. T u . . , i ; , \ I-.ILI-.I :>• •• i 

i ; . , i i I M - i i ' m llf,i!l-.i-rii.).-..i I d ' ,-I:..I 

' !•• ! ' : I M I - ! H i ' n i A h l i i ! : . ! ! ) 

I H I . ' n i l . «,i .i I.i•• i i i ' i t > V i i i i r ^ * : n i i : i i ' > - 

Aili:';l Kmil Si' . lil.iliii'.ii; "f Ii i 

' •|,iii!.n,i|ii!i' iililil.i'i) iikkcfi .111' ui , 

' pi.- *.;i.!\ i it:.;il I'l '.MWlU- h]i!.iii 

I M..l't'-I' Ii •.'. |.i'i-. tin' i.!n.iilii'iil'.|l|- in ' 

- 1 ' ,il'l"-.-ir ,i U;i v.,-. ,.v Hi I:.. 

! IM-.VN PI.AHTit I'.MlTV 

'i(iMl--.::s Pni'.T T i •• sn;v 

i | . : l .'.•• - I ! .•! '.•• I : , i i 

f , : . l i i > < - 

l , , i - i , - H . i : ! U : i H I . ' . I i - I , I d " ' 

•»••»•««»«»lit»»•••••»•• 

Have You Seen 

THE BARGAINS 

at 


Removal Sale 

32S Asbury Avenue 

CiPhN IIUIIAV ft (ilTVIUMV 

CEEL'S 

SUBMARINE SHOP 

llJi Simpson Aye. I'hune 1S7J 

ITALIAN SUBMARINES 

Steak Sandwich 

on Italian Roll - 30c 

ANTIFASTO- TOMATO PIES 

SPAGHETTI A MEAT BALLS 

ON ORDER ONL¥ 

u A. M, la 11 r. M. 

mm, tiiikiiiA BtusuAe 

i M.MEKS Vnl\ I M 

Business 

Training 

f-uw . : I )i i *,[i....i tl,,. %' i'l k « i.fi •-• 

' i n - 1 K. i i - :. | ! . i . U i ' i M i l , A i ! u - « 

Western Dance 

PORTERS HALL 

'Tuckahae, N. J. 

FRIDAY, MAR. ID 

i i>ri;u rnwv-iiii 1 

I 1 A i! II K A J.I'M I! I I'MI 

Square Danei s 

Polkas WelUes 

Accounting - Short Hand 

Typing - Bookkeeping 

Taxation 

Complete Commercial Courses 

DAY and NiQHT SESSIONS 

Call At — Phone _ Write 

__ Atlantic City 

Business College 

1S36 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City Phone 4-6600 

Mtnil.fT ;>,CM JerM'S Assn, Srbunlt or nusiiiesi 

* « 

jj __-«_? __^ vituauii 

Simwb&fry 

! and Ireyer» fomeul Vqnillo l« Cream, lopped Wth wtlipp*. Z 

Ton Brey«*Di>ill(r olio hm ChBioioi. Fod8. lea Enam Taflb _ 

•He oi phcii. Brtyn Ice Cieam Co., N. Wtldnood, N. J. Wildwo^ 2-3401 _ 

lniiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiJiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiimniiiiiiiHiiimiiiiiimiliiHiij 

IN OUR MARKET 

FLOUNDER • CODFISH - SMELTS 

OYSTERS - CLAMS 

AND OTHER FRESH SEA FOOD IN SEASON 

COOKED SEAFOODS 

TO TAKE OUT 

CRABMEAT SCALLOPS 

SOFT CRABS SHRIMP 

!| LOBSTER TAILS 

| COLE SLAW FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 

1 PEPPER HASH POTATO SALAD 

| TRY OUR DELICIOUS SPECIAL PLATTERS 

j We Deliver • • - Phone 1348 

1 CHRIS SPENCE 

1 SEAFOOD MARKET and KITCHEN 

| 10th Street and Asbury Avenue 

In iiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiii-iiiiHMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiNiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiyiiimiiiiiiiiiMimiiiiiiiiii 

1950 MERCURY ALL WINNERS 

IN MOBILGAS GRAND CANYON RUN! 

• OFFICIAt WINNER I 

Four-doer Mercury Sport 

Sedan, gnfergd by the ies 

Ai ni'*- r

SIDE 

s, _ THE AT RE — 

Semen Point, N. J. 

— 

DA¥ - lATl'BDAV, Mar, 3-4 

R If Una I Mill M h UT ran 

IM HM «*•«• • MwM to Ml Ban 

SUNDAY - MONDAY, M«r, S 

Tel, 695 

nu/ADn 

RED RIVER 

BLAHW, IN in ACTON- 

THUNDERING IN ITS OHAMA- 

IU0NIFIC1KT PRODUCTION 

HOWARD HAWKS 1 "RED RIVER" 

«. JOHN WAYNE MONTGOMERY CLIFT 

WALTER IRINNAN JOANNE DRU 

TUESDAY OS'LV - Miiri-h 1 

FAMILY Bargain Night u. 

BERGMAN IS BACK ! 

m Of 

The Human Heart! 

WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY. M»r. § • 9 

DOUBLE FEATl'RE PROGRAM 

TAR 

TERROR TRAPS A FOREST MAIDEN! 

IOHNNV WEISSMULLER 

JOHNMY(BOT) SHEFFIELD 

MM M Bi ttSD > MWII II HUM HIM '/i 

~ JbfHI? from tte pif§j of Tfe Saturday lvmng Post! 

__ nymtt nenmi pnam 

UNTAMED BREED 

^ SONNY BARBARA 

' TUFTS • BRITTON 

^GEORGE GABBY HAYES 

\UiUivtNUUll. 

•MAY . SATl'KllAV Mar. 10-11 

Bab HOPE Rhonda FLEMING 

"THE GREAT LOVER" 

v NEW LOCATION -m 

We Are Now Settled in Our New Home 

Ever Conscious of Our Basic Aim to Provide 

the Greatest 

"SERVICE • SELECTION • SATISFACTION" 

to our' customers, we look forward to your continued 

patronage and encouragement 

Seashore Upholstering Co. 


\i 

PHONE 2237 _ DAY OR NIGHT 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

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

HO I.IXI KV TAS IN HOMERS POINT 

SEAGRAMS 7 

Fifth* 4,04 Quarti 5.00 

CALVERT RESERVE 

fcfth* 4,04 . Quarts 8.00 

WALKER'S IMPERIAL 

Fifth* 3.63 Quart* 4,49 

CARSTAIR'S WHITE SEAL 

Fifths 3.60 Quarts 4.45 

OLD GRANDAD BOURBON 

Flfth«6.B2 

by the CMS, 6% Ducount 

COLD BEER !! 

8 SENTIAfEL-LEDGER ThundBjp. March 2,1950 

GOP Candidates 

Are Endorsed 

Republican Man 

Approve Slita 

SOBERS I'OINT—At a mpctlr.i! of 

lii, Mi-ii'.-; Hp|.iiUlitiiii Lfmsiit- Thins- 

VhîV'il"''

l.>".' * . 

^•^»?. 'I*! 

C^ 

ttJm Churth nil 

n't observance of 

on. March 5 to 

t and strength to 

for* Chrfct and Hli 

week all members 

pdedlcate themselves 

i pledged when Join- 

, at 8th at. and Centra! 

L at svch noon hour 

I 9. to Friday March 

Wadneaday evening 

: for Communion 

1 aervfce will 

> an uked to 

InattuCUDM on 

hour they (eject (or 

the church and tit ii 

a few rolnuta. think 

relationahip to Gud 

ft. 

nid to the altar, bou 

t (Cdadicate yourtelf to 

I.BW Service 

; the Communion, llirn 

i the church to inrvc 

I"« jrodr life. 

dayi of the Christian 

for tTielr significance 

L Christians bring to them 

^ to Christian 

fuUnen at life." myt • 

latttee^nt Ittued this week 

r In this Week 

will ttrengthen us as 

i and help to make this o 

1 In which to live.' 

Group To Meet 

* n'» Auxiliary of the 

Church will meet 

0 p. n. in the church 

q * program will be 

by Hn. George Fiichtrs 

U. Tbe Fhilathca Circle 

Mn Rofer Nevim, will 

! MNNEB 

Association for the 

_l of Colored People has 

• public to a dinner today 

me of the Bev Samuel 

t>4B West av The home 

'x)al wal to be served be- 

ftjfrOPB- 

1 SCIENCE 

'SUNDAY 

__ Christian Science 

. which will be fnrn 

.New York Sun- 

GNIM to Meet 

A White Elephant auction salr will 

be a feature of the monthly inn-ting 

of the Sunshine Circle of the First 

Methodist Church, to take place 

Tuesday al 8 pm »t tlie home of 

Mrs Edwrad J Voss M7 Central 

•\ Mrs Rn»c Slabnau and Miss 

Stella Abbott v. HI be co-hostessis 

Tile Goodwill Clnle of the Metho- 

dist Chunh will meet Ti-Mdnj M 

8 pm at the home of Mrs Hilda 

Burness BJ7 Park pi 

The Friendly Clrik- ol the Mi 

Irodisl Churth Will meet at 2 i.m 

Tuesday at the home of Mr* Hoy I 

Sharp 858 Brighton pi 

Pastor To Observe 

His Anniversary 

Wuchter Ordained 

Five Year* Ago 

bOMLIte POINT— Rri Hobirl Z 

Wuihter pastor of Grace I.uthcr.111 

Churi.li mil celebrate the fifth .in 

m\eruiry of his nrdinaUon and will 

to sirve Grace Church on Sundj\ 

A graduate of Muhlenberg Collide 

..ul the I utheran Seminary in Phil 

adclnhia Pastor Wuthler .isuiiiird 

rhurgr of Grace Church imnwdialcli 

(iillouinu hit ordination in 1945 

During his ministry ir Somers 

Point 110 new members halt beeti 

n.ei\ed into the congregation He 

has been called upon to officiate al 

M baptisms 31 marriages and 3" 

funerals T»n Luther League group 

a Junioi (.hoir snd an Altar Guild 

Socletv haie been orgeniied Plans 

flre now underlay to organize ti 

croup for roung adults 

In the die years of his hilhittry 

Ihe mortuage on the parsonage has 

Been cleared anil a substinu.il re 

duction in the mortgage mdibtcd 

lies? nn the ihurih lias bun madi 

•Jn Sumiav February 16 a Sen. ice 

>f Dedication for 3 new licll snd 

over chum* deiliialed ir memorv 

if Lewu Diether was held 

Pjstiir Wuiht. r was anaiili-1 his 

dcirrpe of Master nf Sscred Tlie 

nl»E> Ir-l lear In Ihe (jra.lu.itc 

•schonl of the Lutheran Semiiwry in 

Philadelphia Hi ins alvo eleitnl 

ireMdent "f tbe New Ji isey tonler- 

•nri of the Ministemim nf 1'enn 

whsma and Adjaieiit Statrs ami is 

pretfnlh trrvini! mi thf \VJ\- and 

.1, nnt Committee I Whiltjk.i 1(^7 (..nlrjl HV 

Hrdnrsdiv M»rcli »— 

"2*30 i> m -Mnl\Mi hool Li b-Jin hjilu MI 

(.'enter of Cljliitwn Influence 

Aits 11 1 8 10 111 20 E)ih 4 2 r . t2 

las o' for .ill ites Spiiiai ullei 

nji fur MI&SIIIII*I 

10 4'> .1 m The Church ut Win 

hip Lmtm serintin Hi I li.it Hr 

HMth Nut Inhn t 1» Ihi thoir 

fhricU-d by ttlwjrd C G HIIK.HI 

sinK Lord 1 Bilini bv Ash 

\* orth ami How Long, Wilt Thou 

ForKct Me" bv PlluiKU Tin pul 

)ii florin ire plaied [o tht Îni \ 

if God h> Mr& Aaron Stcphinbon 

n Hicred memory of hir nif-b.un 

rtnd daughtei Ida Supt rMhed nurs 

ery for the conveniente ol parents 

b45 p in— MeUuifi of (lie Inln 

mediate. Ciiristian Endeavor Suii'1% 

Sponsor Charles M Good 

7 40 ii in—EvinliiK Sin in ol 

Worship Seimon Neglect Not the 

ifl I Timotln 4 12 It Thi ihmr 

will 1WK Hem dn tus hv Onmiin 

nd 'My faith LrKik 1 " I 1 !" 1 to Ilii" 

bv Sihncrke'- FUmnsiim litl b> M>- 

hnwn Comi .mil i ilnt >iiur fa\- 

olid hvmti 

Mt>nda\ — 

a p m—Monthly imituiu of !hc 

_adtcs Auxiliary m thi Juinur 

-oom of the church 

B p m—Monthly mutinR nf tin 

board of trustees in the oflin of 

Cilnton B Price 

WeslDCMtov— 

3 15 p m —MeetmR of the Junior 

Christian, Endeavor Socle!} Re\ 

George Fischer superintendent Mrs 

Beuie Idcll Butler musual dircctur 

and Mrs Harry R Hawthorne plan- 

rt Mrs Catherine YInglmg and 

Mrs' J Raymond Stumian assnUnt 

rlntendenls 

Op m —Midweek Pr iM-r Mift- 

i^ snd Bible Stud> Cumi atiH 

fjng a friend Can you pray this 

waver? 

'Lord lay some toul upon my hiurt. 

And love that soul through me 

"And may I bravely do my part 

' f o ** 

And ma 

"To wln 

i toul for Thee 

* » » 

METHOOIHT 

Tit CkBreh »IUi Iht Chime,' 

i Fellow- 

Service. Con- 

Staging by 

9:30 

l 

•an* S-. 

a m—Chunh Sthiiol with 

for all eges Koy E Darby 

superintendent. 

;il M 

Hem —Morning Worship Com 

munlon and Reception of New Mim- 

beot- MsdlUUoci. "Thl« Is tha Day' 

-7. ,"OM So Loved the World" will be 

Victor|>Mh« by tha morning choir directed 

i. Charles KtThurston Vocal 

-1 ~rzr wU1 *•* "•" Brown 

^.iijpl iW t>. ni.~IiM«rinediale Fellow 

ff *&* HhVfci «•• /ua)k«««n Youth Fel 

•.'-n;'OT«**r'p '« "•« «•">«» »m« 

Mid HeArt Fund 

rd Wlihom. 14 Anbury 

1 jtudent at Rider College, 

ntoii. played » rulher ununual 

lost week In helplnd lo pro- 

the " eort Funfl drlvc ln 

Ai>t* city* 

Donning a coitumc of Coloniol 

^ ^ _ ,:nBnil JKH ilia* at Aflil 

Mr-- 

appeared on the steps 

at the Trenton city Hull M Ye 

Olds Town Crier, ringing a loud 

bell to call attention to the fact 

that heart disease killed 750 peo- 

ple In Mercer County last year 

and tn uri(c donations tn the 

Heart Fund. 

The United Suites hus murly 701(0 

Icc-mnnulBcturiltK )ilunl«. 

during World War II. 

. ? 

SIAatOMEB 

Rendering courtecnu and prompt «rvk» 

creating safety HIM 1888 

CHELSEA TITLE »«i 

GUARANTY COMPANY 

ALBBRT O, ABBOTT, Chairman gl tha Mud 

ELWTXIU F. KIRKMAN, Mreiild,,iil 

C. 0. JbliyilMH, Vige I*p..Hiili.ht iiriij HurTetuTy 

ATLANTIC crrr OFFICES 

BwirdmiJk National Bank Bid*. 

OCEAN CITY QmCEH 

National Bulk of Oe«n City Bldf. 

CLINTON U. PK1CH. VlM-PrM 

iTANLBT T, tlANUV. A««l. Tr.ll. 

EDWIN R, STICKS, tills OfMoff 

FRANK H. WATUON, AMI. Tills lilfic, 

WTLDWOOD OFFICES 

SIM New Jersey An, 

Boom No. I . Stanley BUIIdlBf 

Smokcstlckl art fiitntUI in an industrial »ge. 

Without thfm wt would be choked and blindfd by 

the fumes of our own factories. Our giant sticks 

lift the smoke where the breeze can blow it away. 

Have you sometirnts wished that someone would provide 

• kind of smokestack to lift the cloud that stifles our hopes 

and happiness? 

Someone did! 

Hit name was Jesuj. And His gift to humanity was some, 

thini which, in its ori|inal crude form, was no more beautiful 

than a smokestack. It wn a Cross! 

He died on that Cross. But by His Sacrifice He made it the 

instrument of man's freedom from the chad that man himself had made. 

Our Churches worship Him, and teach the meaning of His Cross 

. , , lifting the smoke of sin from our lives. 

CHURCH FOR 

Asks Vets To File 

NSLI Claims 

De Franco Calls for 

Prompt Action 

Veterans of Ocean City who have 

nt)i yet filed uppliLytions for Natiorml 

Bi-rvicu Life Iii.surLmco Fund dlvl- 

dund paynidnt^ were urged thig week 

by JuNcph De Francq, commander 

uf V.F.W. Puit NQ, fi650, to do so 

at V=F,W. heatlquartijfi, or at tho 

''Abuut nnpêi^hlh nf America^ 

war vctvrfinfl (fntitlcd to ri'eelVe the 

NS1J dividi*ncbt have not, as yet, sp= 

jilipd for ifti'TiV* he pointed out He 

eitPd VA riMurf's revealing that ap- 

piyximtiU']y*2.0UO,000 uf the 16,000,- 

00Q il.lo per sharn 

per year, payable 10c each January IS, April IS, July 11 and Urlober it 

Ten shares of this stock would east "about Plot and funcnllv pay 

III ii year, equal to Jl 00 • month. 

Tuenty Nhares would cost about f 116 and currently pur f'ti a tFitr, 

equal lo SS.îtA munlh. 

Forty sharcK would casl absut $132 and currrnlly pay SI 1 * a inr. 

equal to 14.00 a montli. 

If you are Interested, UK out the rsupon below and mail it lo us, or 

telephoilr our New Jersey representative. 

Mr. J. J. Monroe, Philadelphia, PE B-1200 

BOENNING & CO. 

— KatablUliM IBM — 

Hrmbf n rhlUnlrl,,hl. . Italllmsn Hlwk Kirluiiin 

>>» Yerb Curb KsrhMnis (Amm°\*i*i 

1608 Wslnut Street Philadelphia 3, Pa. 

Please Send Me a Brief Description of 

Atlantic City Electric Company Common Stark. 

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Addreu ,,,,.,....., ,,...... ,.....,,,,., 

o ,,..,,,,,,.,,,.,.. 

Our Pen Works for You! 

It Will 

Give 

You 

a 

Loan 

To , , , BUILD . REPAIR or REMODEL 

Your HOME . . . ,on Our 

Direct Reduction Mortgage Plan, 

Inveat with U» »nd Receive Profit 

en « Guaranteed Inveitmenl! 

Current Dividend Rate 3% 

There 1» no rink Involved. Saving* up to $5,000 are Insured by 

Ihc Federal Saving! ud Lean inMranet Corporation 

OCEAN OTY HOME 

Savmp and Loan Asiociation 

811 . 8th Strtet Phone 0012 

Rites in Phila. For 

Mrs. Grunwald 

PhiluHilphii Tut fii 

ulmi I »nne i c welcome to come to 

thtse tla»«ii You wont be a 

for Mill can t be a stranger 

here 

Cape May Fishing 

Boat Skipper Dies 

,Ji.lin H. Buhnlci nf Cane M(iy. an* 

nf this diimly'K l'i'Ht known party 

ti.-lun^ liniii Kki|j|ii.is, iiii-il Saturday 

m lluhhi'iunrin Huspiiul. Pliiladel 

I ih hi Hi- wfiK m 

CiirtaPii Buliahi iipt'ralcd jhu fish 

ins biiat ".lackiu B 11" out "of Cape 

Miis fur liii jenii,. 

Fum-Mil ?ijr\ ices will l.a- Ctindueted 

Ii diiy iThurjiiliiv < ul lhi> Hollings- 

iujiirl (jiiiiuis. uiih ii.li.riTieni in Colti 

S|jriiiii Ci-nielery. 

Rites Today for 

Somers Pt, Woman 

SOMFRS POINT—Funeral services 

will tuke place this afternoon 

! Thursday i fur Mrs. Mary Rennij. 

isen. H. who died Saiurdny at her 

home. 737 Shore I'd. 

She was born in Atlantic City, 

hut had resided mnsl ot her life in 

this ami 

H ii r v i V i n K are nne itnilglili'r. 

Iliaiiclie, of fioiners Point; three sis. 

UTs. Mrs Blanche MtCartiiey. of 

Detniit: Mrs, Sarali KaufTmann, 

Phiiudrlphiii. and Mrs. Frances Han- 

cock, c'olonia, N, J. 

Services will be lield in the 

Adams Funeral Home, PleasBntvllle, 

wilh Interment in Pleasantville Cem- 

etery. 

Pupils Sing For 

School Managers 

Pupils of the gth to 8th grades of 

Philip Baker elementary school, 

Wildwood Crest, represented Cape 

May County yesterday in singing as 

a choral {group al the national con- 

vention of the American Association 

of School Administrators, in Atlantic 

City. 

County Superintendent Willard B, 

Matthews said the Crest group was 

invited lo demonstrate the high 

quality of vocal music now being 

taught In grade schools. The chorus 

was directed by Mrs. Beatiied" Ma. 

ehotte. Baker school principal. 

Gene Snraien has played in more 

POA championships than any olher 

golfer—28 through 1848. 

Somers Point 

Churches 

ST. JOSEPH'S R. C. 

Hey. P*ul V. tarry, PuMr 

Masses on Sunday at 8. 0, Iff and 

11 a, m. 

Weekday Mass at 8 a, m, 

Friday, March 3, First Friday, Masi 

at 7:30 a, m, 

Novehfl Devotions, Thursday, 7;4S 

p. in. 

Lenten Devotions, Stations of the 

Cross, Friday, 7:45 j), m. 

Catechism Class. Monday, 4 p. m, 

FIRST BAPTIST 

Rev Csrlton MiUwlMlb Pastor 

10 a. m.—Sunday School, 

11 ii m—Mnrning Worship. "The 

Life with a Purposo". 

8:30 p. m.—Young people's meet. 

7:3(1 m, — Evening Worihlp, 

"Petej breaches Juijinention by 

Faith". 

Wcdnjwdny— 

7:30 p. m.—Midweek service at the 

home of Mr, and Mn, Furrell, 807 

New York av, 

4 p, , m,—Choir rehearsal it the 

ehureh, 

F > (j 

4 p in—Junior Y, at the church 

lltnriUy— 

11 a m^-Qeod Newi Club at the 

urgh 

Mr and Mn Marlyn. recently sta- 

tioned at Pomana Air Station, now 

"•Willie TOr» ttf; ft .,,.__, 

Robert Mullen WjUtln'i "An tv*- 

Qlnn Prayer". A repr»ertt«tlve ol 

Alcohollcn Anonymous will iw tn» 

speaker. 

TBMiSr, Ilint 7— 

1 p. m.—Friendly Circle Meeting. 

8 p. m.—Goodwill Circle meeting 

it the home of Mrs, Burneis, 897 

Park pi. 

I p, m—Sunshino Circle meeting 

at tne home of Mrs. J. Edward Vos^ 

137 Central av, Miss Stella Abbott 

and Mrs, Rose Stabnau, co-hostessej 

i p, m.—Victory. Circle meeting at 

thu home of Mrs, Leonard Henry, 820 

Central av, , 

tvednnday, March •— 

7:45 p. m.^Mid-week Service, We 

are studying the booklet, "Our Paith 

in Prayer". 

* * * 

FIRST CHI.RCH OP 

(JHEIHT, StIENTlST 

Oe«n CHy, New Jeney 

Sunday Service—il a, m,. Village 

Theatre, ith st. and Boardwalk'. 

Sunday School—11 a, m,. 612 8th 

St. Wednesday Testimonial Meeting, 

I P. m,. 812 8th st. 

Reading Room, tit Bth st., Tues. 

days, Wednesdays, Saturdays, 1 1st 

p. m. 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON 

SERMON 

"Man" is the subject for Sunday, 

March 5. 

Golden Text: "Know ye that the 

Lord he is Cod: il is he that hath 

made us. and not we ourselves; we 

are his people, and the sheep of 

his pasture," tps. 100;3.i 

Sermon: Passages from the King 

James version of the Bible Include: 

"Verily, verily, I say unto thee, 

Except a man be born of water and 

of the Spirit, he cannot enter into 

the kingdom of God," (John 3:5.) 

Correlative passages from "Science 

und Health wilh Key to the Scrip- 

tures" by Mary Baker Eddy include: 

"Mistaking his origin and nature, 

man believes himself to be combined 

matter and Spirit. . , . But divine 

Science reveals the eternal chain of 

existence as uninterrupted and 

wholly spiritual; yet this can be 

Church 

Announcements 

Conilnord Iran Pure 13 

Youth'Fellowship will have charge 

pi ihis service. The Youth Choir, 

•aireeteq* by Paul H, Weil, will sing 

New KAISER 

If You're • Tough Trader 

Looking for a Real 

Bargain With or Without 

A Trade, Check Our 

Deal Before You 

Do Anything! 

Woodbine Motor Sales 

XAIIIR • FRAZIR 

800 WublBftsB Av., Woodbine 

Open Eve*. 4 Ban. Phone 1.EZM 

SHEPPARO'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

912 Simpton Ave. 

GENERAL MOTORS 

Parts and AcceMorie» 

Serbs M and W 

BRAND NEW 

BUICK ENGINES 

Fit.

- I- 

• * * • » . * ami ,, pair , f 

fri-i- ilu-i.u. Im' IB 

ll.iliiiiiiii, h-il ;lu- llilp lull] 14 

Tin- I'lniili'i'liux has l«n mufe 

,-ui^^l-. si-heuided h,r Hi,- nimiry 

u ee-k I Kit h ni; t(-(- iiuiiii- (-niirt Tht V 

vdl ,'Mh-rl.,i,; !t;e Oarcli-.er N% Inm 

uf Atlaiî, Cnv tnni^ht, and the 

1 Wili'Ui.ml Kurly-Niiiel> IH-st Wt.i. 

: Hammonton Loses 

to Camden, 47-46 

j li.-iii -,..i. I lis!i SL-IIIIIII u II !-,|- 

i .,f ih,- I'.ipi -AII.-'IIIM- I.•-.•141I1- i-l am- 

pli,|:.'hl|:. MIITi-ie-l ii -IT--IH ,!,-(|,;il hv 

l.iiv i-l- C.oi-.ili-i- III t I Him u: il 

.-|..-v.-tnf\y hall Uiltni' Thlirsri.iv 

ih! i.,-1 Jn K ii 11,ir HillMMli.l'.. 

i. I.i-. ,r IB .l.irl. Ihi. 

Veteran Dies of 

Game Injuries 

Probe Is Begun 

in WUdwood 

An investisatfon was siartod by 

Wildwoori aujhoritics Msnclpv Into 

the death of Frank Watson, aj.year- 

old Army veteran, who was injured 

while ploying In, an Independent 

W Wat«u'il, eoniiT for the Wlkhvund lied with tl»' I'i 

Royals died Sunday al his ' home, ihe ill uiliiili'Ur 

iii W Roberls«liv'. shortly lifter he 

returned from Gape May, where his 

leimi played the Rockets 

Wildwaad p.illrr uld W.iLson 

wu Injured In the Kim. Ills 

auill, Mrs. VletorU Wlnj. with 

whem he resiiled, s»li that be- 

fore he died he told her he 11IU 

kicked unliitenlliinallv »• h i I c 

HhoDlinf for the basket, lir. Ben- 

JBniin Walien, who was enllfd In 

adnilnisler in Ihe mm, said he 

wit in lerrlfle pain, 

Fred A plai-entilie. ftilirh nl lln- 

Buckets, tuhl polieo there was lu 

di.Hurdi'r iiurinM tht- fiapne and thia' 

Wiitson hud playutl only Hie llrsl 

tliiarter 

Cnutlty Physician M S Culien. M,!- . , 

it, wi nt; itii autopsy Tuestiav, nu- 

i-uoneeti that dealii uas at-t'idt-nt.ii 

due lu a ruptured bladder 

Wiiismi al.sn is survived 1-y iu? 

tranilmulhel'. Mrs. Dura Num.. ut 

Wildwnnd 

Legion >s A. A. U. Boxing Shout Clean 

$400 for BuUding Fa«d;MayRepea£ 

Ocean City's firs.: A A.U. Luxing | IJI-KIIII 

..how aaturdiiy nuihi ul Convention 

Hall was so successful that the 

American Lejuuil may sponsor " to- 

peat perfiirnliini-i' in April, it was 

reported by Hoheil Ourdoii, coin- 

miindur of Moriian.KiliHk Pwl 

He sliSi the l.i'Miun v/iit, v. eil sails. 

sii|ip"H 

Thi-re 

oppiini'iil liaekeil aqainrl ihe ropes 

the rest nf tile Why. winning ensllj 

CHAMP 

1,, the ,enii-wilidu|i. also lit live 

,,,1,1-,is Ralph Peterson, "Is" K!!(i ! .:= 

h.Nitint- . 

iiinu- i-uil 

ijllliSsMi-til 

I IK in 

' o< i'iSii 

! uf h"> 

.•=! fiiuli! 

Al'U Ci'li'ii 

•ltpiu'll 

i 1 ' i S 1 

IT 

ni I'I-I 

,ii;^ v- 

! ;'r 

A.-- 

j-iiliii 

jniith Jefsey chii) and the 

.,-! ,-h.m rini, in ihf i:iii-pi.iimi •;"*;»• 

,uli his-.t-il Kri-'l Dukea. ul Town Mall, 

„„,.„., 

.,, ihi- pi-i-IiHuiiiiry 

i,,, in-miili'd hv 

,,r the 2«lli 

... pounds—Don Aiexander, 12th 

Piilite."oul|ioinlod Ben Brown, Town 

135 pounds—Charles Miller, 2ith 

puller, oiili'ioiiited Ike Cliuinp.u,,. 

30th Century. 

] JK iiounds—Tom Fadigan. Dunbar, 

tii.lpunited Joe Orltnn. 28lh Police. 

lit) pounds'—John Hines, 11th 

PnVii-c. outpointed William Thorn- 

inn. ralii'ml'o Boys' Club, 

Mavor Ktlward B. Bowkgr gree;^ 

Ihe tTwWil duriuM iiltermission and 

h" ('npi' May County American Le. 

147.|i,,i,nd M'i.i|i-'li.iin Band played martial liira 

- -.-I 1. .1-1 i-f 111'- « » v 

IK IIMl'AI- KVOCKIII'T 

It,-.- I 

, i .1... I'I.S,.! 

•, : : 

"I"" 11 

M'"" " 

|.,,hs:,, 

lief, 

i h.ii! 

Si AM IIXNIi 

il. 

Egg Harbor Trims 

Atlantic City Tech 

h'.uii Haii'ur l)i£ii i-un.juefed 

lanlit C m Ti-.'ll. -H In 411. in a ! 

H|,.i ,-.n-u-»l ill till' Allaiiln- 

\\.u\i UVIII Murntav niuht 

The Wine m y 1'assers iiei I 

II- Il'ni:i lu -l.i.v w_hi-|l Iii "i '.i 

lli p Is .itiill.s-t Ti'th's In ii- 

Inin! '[D-ii-ii-r Thu 1,-ani'- I.,ul ! 

,!,-- - l,,,k,-i' al l.i.iill iii h.-,lli 

r, , h talhi-.i in ihe luiillii In 

MI.I-.- KCL ilarhur h> f,i- p., 

h.i! ii.lll.ln'l ilnsi- liie tiip 

A r 

Ai. 

A & P Heavy Buyer 

of N. J. Produce 

Artisans to Have 

Memorial Service 

,li-ri.ey u r u H i - l , . .i|:il sl:i| !-i 1 

panl SS.BSK ma lii.-l >ii,r ;-.| 

in.ilui.-e pii!eliii«iil li.r A A. I' 

...!(» Kiirl !i. Fr.'l.i I: lil.llkn-, 

ii tnr uf ihe .-'.mp-!n\ ^ ; , 

.i.Miiy iltlilliile fiil'l tl"' ."-.I! 

iimleil nut thill A iV I' p (I- 

iini.iiililrcl in ,| STJ .,il'l'-: -.I 

ii,-i \ * U i - i i ' l i h ' l h . i l i . . - ! i . i " 

,! In eniiip.ihy ?iii!.-^ iii J^ 

Real TILE 

Tor Itiithrtriifn, HllfhrnM, (*IBI»I 

PirpiihiiTH, Ninr* Front* 

l.f'T I. 1 - l>TI.»IITr OS 

Yoi it ii iiMK Sin? i f 

Albert Oldficld & Son 

ia07 Wesley Av, I'h, 2951 

Ocean City 

Bowling Academy 

12th St. and Bay Ave, 

Academy Open: 

7 p.m. Is Midnight 

Saturday from 1 p.m. 

Lessons and Insiru, (lulu 

41U' Alinrnvrd — Opfn IlswUa| 

KFJIKIIVATIONI iCfRPTBD 

Phone 9074 

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Electricians 

Electricians 

ilii- 

.-i.t 

Paperhangers 

Paperhangers 

PAPERHANGING 

and PAINTING 

Fnlln.olf. Cb«Tlnllj Ohm 

E. THOMAS HUTCHtNR 

IM Genual Awe., ph, ISOf.Jf 

* PAPERHANGING* 

PAINTING 

Frank W. Young 

MARMORA 

Phone. 0. C. 1825-R-l 

WILLIAM S. ANDERSON 

We Have Moved to Our New Address: 

1352 ASBURY AVE, 

Phone 1771 

St. I'h, 1315 

I'.il 

Wanted - Scrap 

H,.\ 1. ii i,^ 1,..^ Ciihiii-ii im,,' n:a, 

iM.M 11-,,. hail i.niiir u ith a ;,-, > n 

I li'elii tu.il !!!•)> 411 -I li. hl-lnr 

SCRAP IRON - iSIETAI.S . PAPER |,,,,, .•,„;,| uh,»\!,- 

riAGS • RUDDER 

For Best PrietH Call 

ALFRED R. SMITH 

PAPERHANGING 

1048 Asbury Ave. 

PHONE 0443 

SERVICE 

Fire Alarm 

Traffic Signals 

Communicationa 

N0RGE 

BEFORE YOU SUn 

.11 lillllll/l.ll llhll.tR 

Burglar Alarmt 

Electric Wiring 

Power and Lighting 

House Wiring 

Coirmereial Lighting 

Flood Lighting 

ELECTRIC RANGES and WATER HEATERS 

I ,.„..,ul Hit .Mil.III I,.nl Kintrli-nl Kniinrcrin! Hrnltt 

fit »i-iir« Mi,in,,r,I Mtiiiiiling Ki(irrirlirrl 

1 \..,IF, l--.l,.,|rli.iiiii Hamtlrr ISIR* 

I * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

f JACK J. WATKINSON ; 

PAPERHANGER 

PAINTER 

80S Bay Avenue 

Eatlrnatna IMinne leaii'l 

************************ ! •. 

Pleasantville Scrap 

Iron and Metal Co, 

110 S. Mitli 81. Phone 233 

WHI (all For Orders 

»+*•••••••< •»••••••••»• 

4J.. 

J.IM 

o 

Phone I.V.B-W Jobbing 

Stucco a Specialty 

C. M. McCLARY 

Pl.ASTKItKR and MASON 

lililllrnrri 

Avinii.' Ili-ciiii l l h , N, I 

Floor Sanding 

GILBERT DULL 

rh Oeeui Cliy IOID 1 E, nth it. 

Plastering - Stucco 

Patching Work 

IIFII with and Sof= 

j IV. Ifeiiihsm l 

HEADQUARTER for 

Builders' Hardware^ 

Benjamin Moore & Co. Paints 

Larcoloid Auto Enamel - JCotall 

Wallpaper Paint with an Oil Base 

Special Prices to Carpenters and Painters 

READ HARDWARE and PAINT CO, 

852 Asbury Avenue Phone 0001 

BERGER LUMBER 

BLANKET AND LOOSE INSULATION 

STORM SASH . COMBINATION DOORS 

SPRUANCE INSIDE «od OUTSIDE PAINT 

Call 0948* - - The Friendly Yard 

lltk Street and Simpjon Avenue 

iPelto&Co.Jnc. 

Contrkcton , 

;13S6 Atborj Ave. ; 

SEPTIC SERVICf"«Bd 

TANK SINKING 

l C S I or s»|,iit 

• M HHJIIC fool. In. 

M r«n* i 

T 

neplan nv old 

TMOL wltk 

t b 

LEONARD WIGGINS 

Ni WMI AW. nm 138.1 

BULKHEADS • 

PIERS and PILING 

[&OLSEN-PLEASANTVILLE, N.J. 

i "Our Work 3pemk$ for Iteelf" 

1363.W or 2447-J • 

Painters Painters 

OSCAR A, NILSON 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

in Asburr Av,, Ocun T'lly. N, I, 

Phone 1S3S.R 

PAPER HANGING 

and PAINTING 

He Will Ua Any Finer for Ono 

Boom or Moff 

AVAII.ABI.K WKKKKNHH 

Phont0321.W 

Free Eitimatei 

Wesley Interior 

Decorators 

33d Wetlcy Avenue 

************** >•«•*•• 

R. C. PRICE 

PAINTING and 

DECORATING 

1228 Aabufy Ajenne 

Phone 1857 

LOUIS J. KOERNER 

m- FLOOR SANDING -* 

Refiniihing — Waxing — Polishing 

iO26 ASBURY AVE. Phone I773J 

Irvin Johnson Jr. & Co. 

Phone 1S98 — Day or Night 


ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

Hotels, Homes and Shops Wired for Power or Light 

SERVICE • IXHTAU.ATIONS • APPLIANCES 

••••• 

C, L BRECKLEY, Inc. 

House and Sign 

PAINTING 

••••• 

GEORGE 0, LODER 

Painting Contractor 

« w, ieih siriH photif ssa{.si 

"I.KT (iKolll.K lio |f'i 

• E. N. EGGLY • 

INTERIOR «nd EXTERIOR 

PAINTING CONTRACTOR 

CAREFUL AtTBNtiON OIVEN BVEEr DETAIL 

U8IDENCE - I1MNLET ROAD 

PHONE 1017 

How to Solve One 

Building Problem 

CEMENT 

SAND + WATER CONCRETE 

STONE 

YOUR BUILDER KNOWS 

GOOD CONCRETE REQUIRES MORE 

THAN GOOD CEMENT 

1, fharp Washed Sand 

2. Proper Siie Clay • Free Stone 

3,, Wi'tr Added to a Carefully Weighed Mix 

The Answer 

SPECIFY 

Coastal Certified 

TBANSMIX 

CONCRETE 

Phone Ocean City 

COASTAL CONCRETE 

and SUPPLY CO. 

4th and Haven Avenues 

Ocean City, N. J. 

Laurence E. Stedem 

Electrical Contractor 

Wiring for Light and Power 

Repair and Maintenance Serviu 


Phone 1575 

HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 

Rfcffijei-ator* - Ranges . 

752 West Avenue 

I...iS!l*.rJfv id »!««» 2i I9-J.2 

For anything 

ELECTRICAL. 

CALL 

L.C. SMITH 

A, T. FORD 

RKMfHTKRKD 


640 Asbury Av. Ph. 0029 

jjS E. Pieraoii Ay., is, P, 

TELEVISION REPAIRS 

RADIO «asi*rL-- 

REFRIGERATION SERVICE 

- On All MikM _ 

JACOB C. SCHUFF 

fi* 

In May 

To Continue 

Through July 4 

iry SqcrBtiiry John W. 

announeed todny that the 

\j S BiivinEP! Bonds cumpuign. 

in be "known '* thn Intlcpoiidt'nfc 

mive, will get under wny May IS 

i«d run throulh July 4. Tin 1 Liberty 

full is thi! cainpuijii symbol: and 

SLye For Your indepcnclcm-n". cm- 

hjliilng the traditiunol faith in 

yirift I* thg tamnaiEn slogan. 

Rayniunti Errickion. Cnpt' May 

County chBirman. said. "It is SIIIK- 

uUrVy appropfiaic that this MIIU- 

|on should be known as I hi 1 Indc- 

Mndence Drive betausi' the .«|]iiit nt 

Jersnnal indr|if'lldeiiL-e hns miiliviiti'cl 

J^r (Inaniriul as well UN our ijiilitiral 

UllnlimU MIU-L- our llilllolili i-iillll-M 

days". 

7h¥ .surs-eSH of the Bund prnii! ;im 

in New Jersey smre its irH-rpiinFi In 

1925. i ! 'l through Hie War Liuim, ;,hfi 

iincc is rei-ciiiii/r-ii liiriiutsiirnit the 

(ouniy K»ch yar- '-"v." ihe in-. 

(mninK "< ' h r ixncitiine proKnilii m 

|p4g ihe siile "i r K BfMKls h,m he,MI 

increa.-'»tt Miiisitiiiiiiillv The ISHfi 

"£" Bund ^ll' 1 In New .1,-i>,-> ,,t 

crease of ^"'i' 1 SIM milliun liw-r hi4H 

Cain- M--'V fniinly 111 r| i v i pf i I ii IN pur- 

chast'll S92H4H4 tilil 1I1J4 HWII nil m- 

(reaso "f ••!>« '-Mr Hu- i ic-iM.ii, 

Mr Friu-KMiii r.asi! Ih.-il I!I-III,I|.|| 

plms IKT \ihe i-niTipaiifii iiii in Ihe 

inaltinfi nnd «iii !•""" I"' iiniiotil.i-i-d 

Cape May Votes 

to Issue Bonds 

0r(!iniili,c« prcpM'i.ni; fur Hi- >•- 

susiin- "I S88..WI m ('npi M.n i-.n 

bonds tti-re iiil'iliti'tl h> In, i-ily 

i ] I - t i' l=i=k 

Of tl.r i-'HH- *•:'.• I"" 1 I- I" ' I 

balanci S;CUDI1 I. Inr imfi h,. 

S14 piirltiru MH'tiTH 

RKIOBT TEAMS LOSI 

IN SKASHOHIK LEAOUK 

Ocean City teams in the South 

Jersey beushoro League ran into foul 

weather Saturday niBlrit as lliuy all 

lost thtir miitches exeent tile Pol- 

mur Chcvvies, who had a postimne. 

merit. 

The Phillies Ciuiirs lost u 3.1 VIT- 

dirl to Siiieiielii. iif Vmi-liuld. un tin, 

PlLjlaiiil nll l ) f They got ihiiir 

loiiu piiiiil ij.y ii innrKin n[ one pin in 

the first Hinw »,)U d, Hidi The i-ini- 

test iviis h'iii'iti-.l liv i. 244 "I'i.mi- 

riillt-ri U>- Ai Bliiin whom. ..".vcM 

ti'liiKli! fitl'llsi'h Bin- mil riupli (I i.i 

a spin 

Thi' Kurt,- FIII-.I U.iim. |-i-|.ri'H>r.l- 

nu ihe (),-,,[Hi t:iiy BIIWIIIIU Aci,- 

'ii'n.y. hj^t thi'-i- p, MitK lu Alhi-ii^ 

Bur, of Allaniic Cits, mi ihi' lUili 

itl Imu". friiiii, SiMi'niiiii iiiiriil ihi, 

(ii-iils wilh i, ipiu-klnm H4ii I,-,,,I,, 

Tin. IV-in Alliiiiln- v. i.iri.-n" lif'Al. 

Cllv 111\.;,.;*. I ||,,, |,,]-:,| h,,,in!. 

Imnlned neck end neck In thtir 

fight for the lead. Meng*ll took 

lour points from Ponllertu and Put- 

oleiioi did the same to the Iruuron. 

Thu kept them In the Npi, i and S 

spou, jepBrgted by a^tinile point. 

STEDLMH HOLD LEAD 

IN K, OF f. LEAGUE 

The St^rlems continued their vie. 

C, LeaBue 

Wi.ik 

ll'N'l 

,r a:!! 

.ml Hnlli 

i'lifl J i o w i i i ,1 i h , 

I " 

si:iii, 

Tin 

,u! rnnir.? 

C,-i--l,-il.li i 

a it:iili-|i ; 

K;iy Kwnii, « lii'i 

y'B ['2 iM-l-i- mi- 

led 

lnry_ Htreik in the 

tinued 

K. of 

at 12th bt. and held onta first plure 

with it shutout of the EwinK team. 

Siirninos blanked Van Siinls In stay 

in second plaee. while the PiIegKis 

ion fiuir from Moniriefs. 

KI'II! Mirajililn was liiflh man 

wilh a alii, fnlfiiwnrl *y Vinee San- 

with B13, Rulliviin 212. and 

200. 

3J4 AND tn SCOKKN " 

IN WOMKN'S I,KA(il'K 

iiiiu.sually ud st-ores vveie 

fi in the Wfimen'i'- Leauije at 

l ! h P j Kll h 224 

PlilVlill 

en eue 

v.here Pcij Kelly hit 224 

t ' l l ll 2 l 

Hi,M' t'iistiilcli lilpplrfl 220 til Isiifl 

II- pink Tliiifl hiiniirs [nr tIn- 

i-i k w-i-nl tn A Iliirliiiun antl M 

I'i'ti'I'MiM. silm I'iirh hail (I 189 unirie 

Thi- Yf'llfiH- lenm won over Green 

i ii-laiil the sulliiiirth Purple nnd 

iKer remained in a tii- for ser- 

thc.v NIKII won oyi'r Red alii! 

Says Supremacy 

In Air Essential 

Only Way to Beat 

Russia, Meeting Told 

"To defeat HuSBia in the next war 

the United States must gain control 

of the air." Bri|adiQr General Bon. 

nor Pelleri, USA., Ret., declared 1 

Wednesday night last week at an 

Americanism program in the Middle 

Township Hiph School, Court House,, 

About 300 county eitljens alifnued inUTnaTwurkinHii ol the high 

the moetlnK. whirh was arraniied by ]n order to Bo alfinjs 'with the (jell- 

the Ameritan Legion Auxiliiiry. eral trend toward world peaee and 

Nine Auxiliary Ullils wore repre- I untierstandiim of other lountrles, we 

senled Mrs. Edward Hogan repru-1 wi » begin wilh the hpanish *.- 

' arv of iwi'tmenl. There Is iiy provision lor 

High School Aids World Peace; 

Spanish Classes Start Writing 

To Students in Foreign Lands 

By BOB IIAI.I.KHAN 

Tills week will lntrodute the lirst 

n a hcrieg of articlOH deiiigiied to, 

,ei|uainl the general public with the 

l l rkings ol th hih hl 

in! 

Him- i\t-ly. 

senteil Ihe Ocean City Auxiliary of 

Mqrgan-Ranck Post 

Gen. Fellers, furmer member of | 

Iif. staff of Gen- Douglas MiirArlhur 

i the study of Husjiiati in OC US, or 

1 might tin well to diM'uss I Iiii t 

It seems that somethniK llesv hiis 

«,,m the Iron •Curtain Is not lo ""•'•l'!f n . U ; r '. ld ,.. ltl JliI,*|"nKer" l is 1 !t l 'SHIR l ,e't 

Americans from knowinH about Rus-| ^'f;^' 1 - u,'^ci" vmiLularie,. Hurt 

sia. hecause wo already k ii o w ; llthf,r ,,i,rU of llu, tfinjiu. : H now be- 

,.E-^;r .;^l^ I.Lit t , . \i ; - =, : \ 4 U . . I j O i - L I'. ,', • . . . • . i i _i 

hut to keep the Hiissiaii . ,.,,1,,,.^ 

people froin knuw nil how jji.-ojii 

is new to many of the stud- 

ents, howcs-i.T all are in favor of the 

plan. The enthusiasm of the pupil" 

is running hii4il. and all are impa- 

lieitly wailinij for the actual eor- 

rctipondeiice to begin 

live in the outside svorld. I r 

priviili- In," 

f. the Latins 

.Ii : |,,t(- 

l' 

:!J,t ' MIMCI) l.KACit'E 

.i. ; Ail 

The 

varied musiral i 

elltii! fciiliiii ,1 TO AilVANCE WOBI.I1 TIKS 

Oldsmobile Prices 

Cut $15 to $20 

Oklsiuohili- Divisiioti ill Liinsing, 

M.ihii'iin. has iiiinouiiweil new lower 

pnoe), on its three series rif curs for 

Pm-i.-s 'vr-re rciiui'cU $15 on all 

Series ""li" UktMnobilos with Iho 

1 our |.iii,il , Hl[, H|X |1|Uilllt, jlncj jjn eiit-h on all 

Series Hii" •and "TO" Old.'.mobiles, 

Electric Co. 

Cited For Safety 

Had Perfect Record 

From Mishaps in '49 

The Atlantic City Electric Com. 

jii'iiy Myin QftMee group rtfeiived a 

ritiilian yesterday [rora the South 

Jersey industrial Council for a per- 

feet safety record in the Csyncirs 

.stnle.wlde Act-icleni Prevention Pro* 

gram in 1940. ' 

The £jrouj>, which includes the 

main «nd M« 

partmenU, comrntrotal, 

rural and ld«ntl»l *al«* 

completed a period ot 10 

rgN,T42 mm hour.) true* t,, 

disabling occupationrt Injury. 

An Industrial Council lurvajr. J 

South Jeney showed thatthlJ i 

not only Improved on III IBM fj 

record but had an accident 

less than half the national »v 

All but flve of 41 major 

reported bettering their msrki. 

^ , ; 

In 1MB, more than 11.000 V. B', 

citiieni matorcd through countriw 

of Europe. 

and a skit 

R*KI.H'N 2ln Mil.II 

is r'Kil>>\l"S si;s!>i(iN 

Klm.-r H.ikl. •. i>,,-i. .! :, Uln h.r 

h|:l- Mhule t.iini' I,MM,,: .:, Kr.i.i.v 

J Sl'l^ll. II- I., ili:m M-sMi.n „! 

iiiiiiiicr.uii ,: 

Ili-ht-rv 

l 

I Pi.'Vliiml 

. 1'yV hy .1 

t lini'r 

j r ; 

\'.i-.i-., s.ti-i .[,,, Jiui Hill Si 

,.",•.' iVis Hiiri-l.-n am 

M 

ii ri!ll 

,1 iinll 

nh LMn 

| 

i . i . r l ' . . l i i i - i ' C ' l . . . 

,,|-. I',,i, • (,, I,,!,,, , 

11(11.1 s l-Xh 

IN i ID I.I..II,I>: IT \v 

! A . ,in-.. ',,| U, I,i ,| in, slir.,|--l'..ii' 

" . . l i l . ' t h l i ' l - I 

1 

, i - -.- i - i - k i l : I l i i - t " 11 > 

!,"-k ' I ,,i •! I,- I 1.1., -,, ,'.i .1 Jl.i l'|, 

IM :,' .,1-.. - i II H-i, 1',.11,-r ,.' ith Ji:! 

.- - ,i wn 1 . 1 i n li, i I-I . i I 1 - u . ; •:.]:• V 

II..* : :!l'!l V i l i . S . , | ,-n:.i -JIu ,1 

H -i I I, v 'Jn'l ;,• ,; Jii.'i ,il.,, ti.ll S l n i l l . 

l.,iil;i,;;,-i;>, LilIM wel'i- tin' tup tjime« I 

|,II mill ,r tin- MIXI'II Bowhni. 

l..-.îii' uliili, HliiiMhi, Smith le 

I'll V lilln-ll -A-llh il mi. 

1',-ailics miivcd up to within nn 

|.,,inl ,,i Hi,' leaiJiii'-lendiim Lemni 

i, 11. i • v liu.k ,, -l.ll tli'tision injlil A|i- 

i.,-i> 'rlii- I,,-n:oji?. slri.ved on iiij 

••ill ii :i-l rli-i'is:iin over Cherrii's 

III,IHI*' iii-nppi-M In Ihini us Ihe 1 . 

•-• ••!-•• npiii'/eil liy fineapiiles. 3.1. 

(III.Ni 1 IRNT IS KKSOM 

AM i'iirh li-iiil IHII-II up hv IN' Oil 

II-,-IIII in Ihi, KJ.SU l.eaiiiii- lit 1211 

,1 pun! nil this wei-k us Ihe Oils re. 

r. ii.i-.l in first iilai-i- (li-spite ,i a-2 

•-l.ih-ii.ii,- -:,u;n,^l Tiri-S Ali-1 

1 ,-,,-,( IM ^,-r,in(l pliii-i- nfti-r ;i fl,-- 

lr.il I,"' Tlllll-i 111 till' ntlllT ll'Mll-1: 

R.,". i-K-s. win' tlin-i- puirils friin- 

I'1111!.-. 

A 211 u.'iiiii- liv T riui'klcliiiin iiu.-iiri 

i.m- IIIITI hith iiidn uluill hiinul'.-i C 

Prilil/. ,ir with 1HH iii-il Sllllun 

\A\i HII ui-ii- Ihr ittiier leihhfit; ki-M- 

r -mil n.-n Kil I'lTtrayind the nijikinu of Ihi; oriBinnl 

American fla^ Iiy Betsy HoSh. 

tint her 

Uornlliy DFIV, Spin-,,-h 

Hei)lii,i-l-l,i-ii>ii-r Si>- 

!i:icl> Ci'luinr.i!.!, pulp ,1, •Thi' sin 

i'i|iii|i|iu'tl vi-ith tile Hnckct" ensine, 

Wlllilitwiiy Hydra.Malic Drive is 

.,i,,,,,h.,i ^luipment nn itll series of 

i i - 

Something 

NEW! 

Attraclive 

Lightweight 

Economicii Waterproof 

Drip Proof 

THE NEW 

Pre-Cast 

CONCRETE COPING 

Everything for the Mason 

EDWARD CAMPBELL CO. 

Manufacturer of WaylUe Blocks *• Corurete Products 

S. E. Cor, East and WRlnut Vinoland 

Phone i Vineland 9-7285 

s()Mf:i(!< POINT A. ( . 

Ili.m H i IV li -.>:i« Hie l.i'i-l till', ir 

111, Hiillii-i'. I'.ili.l A C I.eBKili- ill 

| 12'ii .»! Winiii-r- ,'f nil- »ci k u rli 

I nil,i- llniv.li unil Oriiniii- whili 

'B!III- Hlm-k iiml Vi-llow ,in id,-r! 

i'l,, ,r |>"iiil? 

'(CMVTV SKATKRS 

j K 'nii-pin, wilh ii ITtl si,is I,ith 

| •-.-,.t ir it- ih* C'iiiinU Si-iilers' I.e;ii;ui 

i;,l Pliivi.ii!,! fullnv-i-rl hv L niirr- 

'i-li -A nil l;>:i anil P Liiili-i-iu with 

l-,2 'I'upii/.. tin- leiiUui' Ii-iid- r. \\ii. 

|ii,,,t,n s-y Hupphir,' in thu wi-,-k ' 

Studebaker Scores 

High Gas Mileage 

j A P'.'iii Hlu,M-l.;,ki-r • C'h.iinpi.'i'. 

I ,- ,-, II;I,-, try lu iln sun 

AmfiliK Ihtise atli'lidillK wi-ri'_ Mil. i-ii' hi-iil 

jur Penn Hood, (Jiiptiiiu .lames Bi-rk- Niitii'iis i 

alow- ami IH iilenlhi rs ol ihe newly= ? ' rt ^''.T, 

fdrnled ;i(Wth AAA IJiilUiliuii of the i.'^jj.^Vi"? t : "iV NATIONS' 

RA{ KliHOI NDN 

Tin- hU.nei.ij. HII- .iiiil> Kiu Iin 

Mrs O m in lli'i.ry "Tin-}- wi-ri' rah ', ruiiipleie life nl their chi-'i-i, ,-i.|,n- 

I.ii-M'iili-M with a Bill "Mrs Henry I try iincl are li-ai niiiK aiiuul ll» IIHIMI- 

,>iii iiiiiihle tu be |ireseiit IJIH'HIIM- uf arl riiilure iilul i'ustnnis They will 

illni'si |hi'M- ,i boiler iili'ii nl Iin KU\I,|-I,- 

Thiriy-nim- memhers ni Hie Auxil. ; mi-i.t iiilii liisi,,Iy nl IL)i-ii- inli.|iU-d 

,.,!> Miii-iiil.'ii Ihi- adair The fliniiiu ! lar..l. Tiieir li-lliTa will in- wriHii 

i..l,'li-« ui-i-i- iiiliil-rully ileroraletl m Imlli in Hpiilui.h ami Eli)ill.-.li I'.iiii.- 

nil ulnli- iiiiti blue. After thnr.i-r. an- lu-inii ioriMiiliileii to Hum 

iird pliiyiiiM M-as enjoyed j i r,iI C.AHI'- 

Misi dldfield on 

College Honor Roll 

Miis norothy Maruiir.'t nldlirlil n 

.Irili-iil at Htaii* Tearin !^^ Cuniur 

r rre!iinM- has informed her piireMi?. 

Mr iiiiH Mrs Culm C nlfiiii-lil. lell 

Slii-rini l.liiwiiii'l iha.l she has 

iren plai-i-ii nil Ilii' pfi-siiieiii'h hMii=j 

nr rnll fur ai-.-iHi'trm' iit.-iiH.-vi-iMr-ni 

ilunivs; the Hist ti'inesli-r ] 

A :-,li!(i*'lil HI 111?' nillMi' iii'jiali-i 

IH r.\ :-:h" riH-eui-H Inr niiiMt-a! kirk- ! 

jiuiinil fnJin her i.-iihi-r. wlui i> ! 

,,,i-ll = kniiwil in Oi-eail City ;ii*H "ii 

tii- nijiinlanii as a IIHI?II- ii-in-her Ik- 

.I,,! iMxiiiiisI nl' Kir»l Mi-Hi,i,list 

•hiinh fur II) yi-iirs and is nnw ore. 

u'.isl and i-hiiimiiisU-r uf hi Murk'."! 

:Tiiii-rii Pli-iis:inlville 

i)nriithy Miimriret. who niiei-iled 

:i'iilr:il ill Srhiicl.-wai ariiiinaleri 

nun Pleawnilvillc Hii;h Schiinl iinil 

uis a membiT of the Niiliuiiiil Ilm-ur 

4ufiie> Bi'f'ire leavum for f.i,llme 

he iva" oruanist of Holy Trinily 

Epinipal CTiurih. Oii'iin City. 

Stolen County 

Truck Is Found 

A iriii-k sti.W-H Knil,i.v !l"in il"- 

ipi- M a y t'liimiy F.yni H I I I foun.l 

•:ii;i]iini-'il ir. fiiimli-n Hin;d,i> Sliili' 

]'i,lii-i' ri-ponul 

A si-;,f,i! u .is si ill if pi i!.:ii--. lui- 

Ij,,,I! « I linil I!- ll,l Hill k. 

in, !i h.ni he, n |N rh, ii in ,, .-ln-il 

i.i-ac Ihe illiu."liiill*e h,* II-" u-M-er. 

Anlhony Desii'iu. 

Puliu- --iii.l ilw MiMici l.ii'l hi-iT 

jm-ii :ii'i'iiu-iii,,iiliitiiiii> ni I In- ,,!>,,.- 

1,10M- l.ill.m-luj Ins reli-iifi' lr,.ii: 11-• - 

iiuun .l.iii Jlisl hefnre fhri-ln,.,... 

Nolih Amrni-aii i-1'i'n jiriniu, 

in 1!MH was 4*i pel' ii'ill liil'M I' I 

26 Alley. 

6th and Boardwalk 

Fred S. Tarves 3rd 

• BUILDER • 

1 Bayview Place Phone 1127 

Announcing... 

The Reorganization of the 

Independent Roofing Co., Inc. 

and the Formation of the 

Polly Supply Co, 

DISTRIBUTORS OF ROOFING MATERIALS 

Located at 206 Sixth Street, Ocean City 

Owners Clarence Polly and Frank MarUco 

We're not affiliated with any ether per*on» 

or business office*. 

All mill, received at ibovf prrmlsts—rhonr O. C, fill —If H 

iiiKWer, mil Pl»as»nlvllle «i-W or gamers Point HOT 

Phone: Deem City 0163 

M1CHELE PILEGGI 

Plumbing - Heating 

Phone 1876 

805 North Strict 

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NI.JP: 

308 nV.ii-, Air 

Hiliiiii.Miiiiifi.fiitiiM 

! tiffin.! 

JIM »>•!»» *» 

I WiHwd F, SteUer 

I Plumbing • Heating 

i jomitxi 

Irhone 03M Oet»n Cltr, N, I, 

1 

13 

Fred H, Manley 

Plumbing ' Heating 

1p 

Isr Ot! iinrniT ^.Irni and Arfv 

947 Asbury Ave, 

Telcphana HZ3 

Plumbing Heating 

Oil Burrteri 

WaiiamO.Townsend 

60S Altanllc Av, Ph, 0MI-J 

ALTERATIONS JOBBING 

j, G. SLIMMER 

R*Itot«rc« 


3J0S Simpson Av. rmn« 11M 

i rj 

JOBBINO — 

HANS BURKHARDT 

AND BON 

Plumbing — Heiilng 

OU Burner* phone MM 

M* A.hnrj A*fti# Of*«B CIIFi N, 3> 

i imiii Mm* H 

HARRY DIBB 

PLDHBINO — HEATIHO 

Ywk Oil Bumert 

York BoUar Burner UBIU 

York 

Winter Air Conditioners 

' MO WKKT AKi 

M.-inc — Hn. rii, 

ESTIMATES FIKNISHKII 

Joseph Broadley 

tUflaM*4 

PLUMBING 

. AND • 

HEATING 

— JOBBM th — 

iO8 W.iUy A¥. Th. 0729 

Charles Scheldt, Inc. 

388 Asbury Av. Ph. 2377 

Plumbing - Heatinf 

Johnson Oil Burners 

Commercial • InduiirUI 

RfBldrntlnl 

Oil Burnlnf Equlprsenl 

PLUMBING 

HEATING 

GetierBl Elteirle OH FurnaCM 

Tlmkcn SHrnl Automatic 

Oil Burneri 

Oeneral Bleciflo ApiilUne 

All.nllf Bellhinf Fuel Oil 

and KefoMfw 

iuij,, _ Li.lBllntii.il — Wrtlie 

VOSS AUTOMATIC 

HEAT & FUEL OIL CO. 

ill Ailmry A*. Pllene 04IS 

IQSB ASBURY AVt.* ttMIMMtMtt»t< 

Fhonni 

M81 

>•••»>««»«•••••« 

Be Win 

Mpderniii 

wilh 

Win. D, Camburn 

Albert S. Camburn REGISTERED BUILDERS | 

Jobbing — Alteration. — Roofing 

1039 Weit Avenue 

See Too LBIS to 

Adi - • First Section 

PLUMBING •«,d B HEATING CONTRACTOR 

111 Artaty Amit Own Otty, W. I. 

iiinroiwiiiinmiiiiffliiwmiiiwiiiiitjiiiiiiiiiiHOiiiiiiiiiiiintiiiiiiii' 

liiiitiiiiiliiilHiMillllHItliiiliililiii"""""!""'*" '»' 

CONFIDENCE in your BUILDER 

M 

We have eantinuauily cnjaycl 

lh« confidence ol lh# public hi. 

c»u»e of the htl ttui w« Item, 

lie every e»ilm»ie Co Ihe eom- 

plele B»ll»f»tllon al ihe cimUimer. 

This Is lirm RiMiilrillce lh»l sour 

job will be wrrled oal «KMUy 

M promliied. Thli Im fceen our 

UMwtrvIni polley durlni mwst 

yean of ••eeenful bullaen 

detllnfi In South Jeney. 

Frank Howard 

mKlilHTKBKO 

CONTRACTOR - BUILDER 

2124 Artury Aw,, Ocean City, N. J. Phone 2693 

FLOOR SANDING 

LINOLEUM 

CONGOWALL 

COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE 

ASPHALT TII.E — RUBBER TILE 

RUSSELL SUTTON 

S39 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 0298 

Builders Builders 

********** 

mtCHTTECT 

V. B. SMITH - Architect 

Boom (10, N-tUinml Bank of 

Oicpn City Buildini 

Phone tlsi 

1421 Atlantic Av, Atl. City 

Phone A. C. 4.1864 

************************ 

Registered Builder 

JOBBING 

BOBERT T. BRINGHIHST 

42 Simpson Road 

PBone 1M4-W Mi PVUIs JIS-J 

POTTS' BROSr 

Builders 

609 Ocean Avenue 

Phone O. C. 2971 

Phone !8fi3-M 

Daniel F. Connor 

Builder 

Jobbing 

m •» 

1919 Asburj Am 

Alterations 

Cameron Bros. Co. ( 

Builders, Jobbers I 

and Roofers 

l'lionr 1X11! 5 

.;.]iiiiuiniiini lie iiirjiiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiuiiDiiing 

W. W, Graham | 

Contractor and Builder | 

CUSTOM-BUILT 

HOMES 

Phone 000S.W 


innauiiiiiiiiiiMiiiuiiiiinnuiiriiiiiaiiiiiiiitiiiniiiiiiiiniiiO 

H. C. AMOS 

— RnlMerrd — 

BUILDER 


Phone 2109-W 

No Job Too Large 

No Job Too Small 

A. W. J. Williams & Son 

BUILDERS 

JOBBING 

ALTERATIONS 

1707 Bay Avenue 


Box tit, Allrndale Rd . Marmora 

CARPENTER 

JOIIIIINC. ALTERATIONS 


Robert Clayvillc 

ilOB Weil Avenue Phone 2111 

H. C. PONTIERE 

BUILDER 

933 Weil Ave. Ph. 1808 

A. Gregory Ogden 

ARCHITECT 

Boon, S. JHkiall llldj, 

WUdwoM, N. J. 

Fknw WUdmod i-tnt 

See Too Late to Clawify 

Adi - - - First Section 

EDW; HOPKINSON 

and CO. 

Deiiancrs & Builders 

Modern Homes 

620 8th Street 

OUS •— Phonea — Oils . 

OOFINC 

NEED A 

"NEW ROQf 

or Just a Repair Job? 

In either case — call Independent. We've the «s» 

perience, the men, tht materials and the equipment 

to give you a perfect job on any roof, WtVt been 

ruofen jor many yean and expect to b# for many 

moft inai'i why an Independent guarantee means 

iom«.huig. Pick a reliable, financially sound firm 

to re-roof for you, 

GUTTERS RAIN CONDUCTOKS 

SHEET METAL WORK 

INDEPENDENT 

ROOFING CO.. Inc. 

206 Sixth Street — Phone Ocean City 0163 

If Nn AiitwfF. rail piFaMintrilie ija.w or Somers Poitil «?«7 

Free Gsllmaiea Furnished — F, H, A, Flnnnclnf Arrsafei 

SIDING 


Edmund C. Wisham 

24 Anbury Ave. Ph. 1237 

Roonnc 


GIJTTEKS - SPOUTING 

Air Conditioning 

H. CRAIG 

Ph. 0916 9th & Haven 

DRIVE CAREFULLY! 

TODAY 

AND EVERY DAY! 

li 

FHA Financing 

No Down Payment 

36 Month* to pay 

Waimrbury 

The Molt Modem 

HEATING 

SYSTEM 

ROOFING 

.328 WIST AVINUI»««ti 1048 •OCtftN CITY 

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CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

I inn TUmnaUr molmliii »i Th« Rmtlwl'todnr BuMilIni, 

Ith «- >nd llavan av Oman I'll?, N. J, 

i^'OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc. 

|5fr" nMUn of Till (HU CIlj Hmlim.1 U- r — KM. HU 

SJs'i HABQI.P UKK! AMUlBiil kiiil.ii . - . _ 

ON FRICRI il.i9 t*r »««r I* m«H l» •'»-»i> ''.'"'•(;; Vi'l'"r'/uo' * 

tf MUaMatpIi'l lC*«r, [tr jrwir, H '•*. l"i"» »» «>*' i"-"" 1 ' " '"" 

m . af Wululpi. 

iy M0gH9 CtaH Katt.r at IB. FMi lifflr- »I Mti- 

L'niiiir Act of llarih J, 1I,». 

Yesterdays 

In Ocean City 

ONE VEAR AfiO 

Hurley W. Ailiims lliri".'. ln> I'-al 

in II,,. nnjj us ii CIIHIIIIIIIC fi'i' II" 1 

j,t«.y r.'Mtr:.! I'oMrr ami 1-ii'lil 

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Coal-Black Nightmare 

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n.'.f 

.' !..y the results of o recent poll of small town and small 

city newspaper editors, j,, which The .Seiitiiu-U.eiijf..i- 

Mrticipated. The poll wan conducted by The American 

». «(monthly trade masrazim. published in the inier- 

•n of grass roots" m-wspuiiers- newspupew that n> 

Beet the sentiments of people outside the iui'irc i-iiies 

out m the heart of America. . • 

Of the 500 "grass roots" editors polled, the maim-- 

ity returned a risoundinj, "no!" u. Fair Deal policies. 

Moreover. 78 per cent of these country editors ..f 

Ame » fe8 «" that America is headed fur socialism ! 

And 79 per cent demand a balanced budjrel, a 

reduction Of government costs or cuts in federal pay- 

rolls; and 85 per cent want the tax laws rewritten aiid 

Simplified. 

, Ninety per cent of them call for a mamr lediiciion 

ft tn«» number of federal umployeH, «4 per cent lor a 

Ruction Of farm subnidies. U2 per cent for « cut in 

^ s of all governmental departments, 54 per cent for 

deducing foreign aid, 63 per cent for cutting costs'of 

ftderal Mcml services, 37 per cent for cutting federal 

honiing coBta, 37 per cent for cuttinK funds lor veterans. 

: '• and so on, 

: How about Mr. Truman's pet compulsory health 

Bn ^r" 0Clil l iWd nl « !il '"^ Kluhly-nine"*pnr cent 

^'^P l Ot f no! Antl 57 Pfr cent vote lor „„ 

'P I th ' Ta "- Hurtle >' I"*, while 02 per cent fa,nr 

' ^ B , pep CBnt f0r M v M "ecurltv nxiuinsLm. 

W per cent for compulflory military traininir 

Thpge are just a few of the hijfh'litfhls.""" 

Um ? C ° ° f Amerit ' a spfiikintr, Mr. 

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I I \ I V I. \ II "• Mill 

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County Press 

Opinion, Condemed 

TAXES! C-AN HO DOWN 

ICapf M«5 SUr and Wave! 

PiThiiiis iim 1 of ihi' miwt will'"'" 1 ' 

KHirii's tn (i|.|ii'(ir in the iifM-s (•"'• 

innns nf thi> Star anil Wa\o fur tr\ • 

eral year • i» In" vecki ai-t-nur.t 

nf lhf ir.lliiiliii-lii'n "f '•»' I? 5 " "' 

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Ijiiifeii, viiryiiK «"li it I n..|i"'» 

I,! ;i i.ini--ti-r;t nil ridiii'.ii^ . F ' ! '-^ 

Down Ocean CU^t Mmimry Lanm 

March Winds Dui't Row Than Below 

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Classified Advertisements 

,,«BB1gliyi fdr IhnBR Eslurtina jshuuiil 

IsdKRr NOT I.ATF.H THAN NIMIS 'I 

i!(l»"i !•••• or NiH IN, WBIiNKKlJAV 

Flima ViM »t lac 6 - 

CLASSIFIin AD RATES 

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How to Cure Bach Seat Driving 

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,,.: hii-iilii. in, i,|,| inn,,—rt-#hr— -J4 -y..ll waul in l,r -ubim lo-yfl—!«- -.JJi'J l '!. v '!L :I1 '.'I'L I Ijljilliti' mil -i'i- Ii-. iiii Innm i-y.mi.l.. uf Unit 

F.I.---M T ll.il-i.i- -, i. i,I Mr .,1 

Ml- Chill I-- F »:,,,:,1 Ml,,,,,.. , 

'•in-'' i'i I. i I...-, II,-. in," ,1 • .' . 

"•'.iilh. in ih.- .1.11, i--, i. |h | .;.,: 

liirm—rt—Hn— •—Jf -V..H ariiiil in l,r nMe- lo-M«—1«- --JJi'J l '!. v "'a! mil 

In' mm ii-i iiRiiin withoiil iiayniK thai 

; i x l f 

' m 

" an in-r i'l-iit. wrili' liu.t.iirii- I 

I.".. |.ll- 

Tlii- Mi-tliiitli-l t".. r: 11 • r i 111., il: , 

•Ml II! Alliii.ln- 1'ilv v,:,i j,.,,.,! , 

i".-.ilj- In ti:nisl.T tin' iii'i W.lh. ,, 

A Hi .Vii tii' ! I,,- I),,:,,, C'ltv ' 1(11, I 

I .1 ni"V.. lhi. Id-, Nui-in.ih \- S.II 

K o m m e n t by KIau d e r 

•••] = •- •• • i.-.-i i! H. Ni In 

'•r;!ui-lv ••!' 1.1 tin- uti/i-r;< in di-- Cur^rcfMiiar. Hand ^ml "LJ. S Si-n- ft* j t • 

"i- il fh.-s W.-H-.I i.i ;„!,,,,( I(I!,; ,,f ,i,.. ..l,• t U .,..!,, , =! _ , 'f\ti. J=l..,,. ,, . 

'""" « ro »P« *"« "•I'- 

«" Ih prwldimi ot 

sueh diverse 

yenir 

roy folks think that Prwidont Trumnn will 

but .that hfl will be defeated, acc-ordinjr to 

6y M reportcd '» lHHt 

g 

W, they COULD be wron^ on the wcond count. 

f were once before. Remember? 

Cfub to .in- 

',"': T S 7'"" v'' V ""' Ul11 ' |l|: '' • ,- Th "••" , "^ Ji ' " Wl ' '"*•* s "mciflltly IHm.Kht.nl. I'liK-k Sp"tS i.i. h,.r «,,.,, ii,,- " " " ' ^ THE PH0B..EM 

..., .lc-,11,,,.,1 "Vimllt; ,„;,,> ' In, ,,, 'nj, I, ""' 'T l '" ir ' 1 " ri1 '"»">•»' US that wnulrt .,i.v ' Till- Miiimi-iii nf pur,, wniil fiibiles 

Kini-. ijii.illii MiiiiiMh.. . kxiierl 

i.iil.Miii^ hiiiy liilfi! friiill ^niiiv w-hlly 

In lit hhiik. SAVK II 1 TO rill I'KR 

I'I:N'I (IV1-.H lilii CITY I'KirKS . , , 

liin ijirirl li,,rh ihi' fin tiirj iiiii-hi iiimi 

i.l (Hi. illKAl, MANl'KAlTllIlIN'i; 

I'nltl 1 . IVIllil- iltnsi- i'lkl- ilAMMON- 

'I'li.S Dully !i in :i" St.'NlJAV V Hi Ii 

VAi'fi'M rLI=;ANHRs: I.CM iind _rfliuiU 

« ri = k I'f i'f Mi ninris! i itt i*ifi I'll!! fin s. 

"4' v% i-i'ks* m tin-- vfilf »i r»Lf NV 

•J'JIl 

If 

rii>tf!' 

I'i.AMH tin hull-. H'lfi iH-r IHI). II S 

l.iui!, -I \\ i.'iinni-cMirut av , Sunirrsi 

i'.iifii M 

I.AMi IK Hi-hiiiiiianl hi/e li-burni 1 !'. S 

i,v, II ii,iihirii1 uiik riiiiMe i'iist $,i r iiJ, 

III,,.,! i innnihs I17S. fi-hnle ilulnli** 

-I* i I Mliiini t;ihln %Yd:, li-ft eleetiii' 

II -li i mi HI m , ini fill riindilhin. $7S. la. 

Ii ,-li-i-irlr n-filisi-iiiliii TO. W Ii nil 

lulls «,! iiii-li li.iti.r i|i| Atlantir in 

3 

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i'.ihi., Ilijiiltl 

• A^f.hM II 

1'ifltiinN. 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

OCBAN FBONT-a h»rlroorn bungBlow. 

filly lurnlBhed, ail cloctric kluhen, 

inciu . . . . . . 

Fr 

i U11J IUI IliniltU, Qll LIliLLIIL ni«Vi'r!h 

•iudinK new llulpalnt nnut aiul 

'iKldtili-e. Cumiilel!.. with Vtniflliili 

...juris and diupfij. Fully sereeniiq. 

I'liretl lemoniihlt. t"«n Be 

Iritl 

II r Amw. 4931 C'enlrnl «¥, 

ilOB-W rveninw. 

nanetd 

phone 

OIIR Buniiiilow near 4Hlh st. Two 

hedrofim», all eleKlrlc kitchen. Fully 

furniihei), Venellln lilinfli Sllil drupe« 

Fully Mreened, l*ir Rgrigt. Pritetl 

reainnablr. Can be flni 

Amoi -i ii mil M 

Hiiiu 

ill.'I, 

. u uii .i|i/n 

Sl'l'lliill UII 

Kn-n.ifii H 

lili'-MI 

h.'al 

•Kl IMc -S M , M 

Nnw cil'i;S f'n 

H'! Aliifi! ir 

iii! fits iii'rk 

Apiii ! ni* ! His. W rrk 

First iii mi" tiff 

Mush- i»i*>r Tin* 

f 

I ,.-iiî•; 

HT:ST S 

jih!!'!! nn.il 

i-ni 5 !-. In 

iiMi i• ! 11 fi> 

APARTMENTS FOR RENT 

v AI'.M:IMI-:\T 

_• , i iiiirn 

SKI") I'.IUS In 

Mensi .ii. • ^ * 

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liiifi M..-., 

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till iinii j-iiii 

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M.ili.r > ..i 

klli-ili n nlifi li.ill! Ve:iii> 

1 i; Kiiil^. 1st ,iiiii Ai 

i.ill I'lll, Ask fin M. 

'SI Afi.ii'tiiH ili fil 

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Isvi,n ai I >-ii 

ir Ilis-Ii u 

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE; 

!EK KI'K'IV i 

ill in.,k..-". , 

Bll, I'll,,,,, 

Ami, 

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Bf«»,in,.i,.,. 

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BOATS FOR SALE 

• I I A". 1 I- Ilii 'NT IIIBI ll'".l' (11111.111 

I Un I,, I ,1:. t 11f h.ltll Illl Jl' 

ll, t-i'ii. ht ill!? i.ii.n, iliiitrlii. . 

l;......t in fri'iil |.,,!ili ,,Ii 'ii 

\-,i, . I'i.'.: i i ii'r.il .H i' 

li: A iill'HKS11 IH 

ii.ii'.ii?. in thi- iiei 

-n »"• liMhaiii 11 Rih , r.ixL iirlule svill fiiscusji the 

jnkiTi ins,!,i,i in tiiiimferring hns- 

pilai cjcnHtriii ticin In the Department 

of tlie Intcriur 

result in tremendoui cconoraltt In 

gnvernment, it is not Itnmuo* Iran 

criticiim. and I feel thit the •«§•,;, 

tioii reeornmending the virtual di*- • 

mantling of thi; VttefaM' Admin- •' 

iitration ihould be subjBeted tw eM* * 

sidt-rablc scrutiny." CongnMWn 

Hand fin id 

•While I believe thai the bulk ef 

the Hoover repoVt !• sound and 

should be idopted with lome modi- 

Itaation. I confeM that the recop-" 

mendation to dismember the present 

Velorans' Adminiitrttion rnllht do" 1 

far more harm than lood. It If 

doubtful If the propoied disintegra- 

tion of the VA could •eeomptiih »nf 

economies and there ii a strong poi» 

ilbiiitity thsl sueh action would 

Lfndo much of the good thit hit betil 

donf for veterans under the VA," 

HIM CONDITION 

Shy in* away from the lamp port to 

which the bleary.eyed gent clung, 

the prim old lady said, "Young nun, 

are you drunk?" 

"Let us say, Madame." he inswepeil 

thickly, "that this is one of thoie 

unfnrtunate days when all my 

strength seems to be concentrated in 

my breath.' 1 

i! [ii.y riiiirci. But the 

f;v- niMiiliir?, nf thr armed forceij 

itin'rr.1 fruiii Ni'tt .Icrwy must |.iiy ! i.dir.llti'rt tc UMA hiitpilids all would 

limosl SI 1)0 ii yeiir tuition to iitn-nil h..\i> tc liin e all (if lhif.f> record* 

HE own Blute university 1 Wilhuul 11:>-|'I Imaiiine the confusinn in the 

nnîrlrriMM bonkf funcl. hiiuMlit; ;intl hiupiLiils 

(her necessities, thU liMure oiolie 

L'nil Hi 

l.ir N. .iîi 

Kn-il VI. 

ll.-lll- I'll 

I'HKKK lie ill i, i "(I,itii- i' 

, ;I|I;H lilii-nt Nut C!*ir Wfi! 

B|.t»i...n Wh :in tin.- 

uhiii.' lli.ni.-r Phil-, el iU'iiliiiJ Will 

lhi irtrrai; I'i'l'ciT.L Iliisplliil iari I! 

Ilic rnlirin^ licdi!!' hi dnnn-e Hi 

Ameritiii, veteran from his 

is ii veliTan He iiiiulri ao lack tci 

:3einv, ii seriiii nuinbi r 

L. W. Betti, O,D, 

Optomeirilt 

null Atlantic Avenue 

Atlalllii (llj, ti, i. Dial 1-IS31 

Hiaui til AniniatDeai 

GO BY 

PUBLIC SERVICE BUSES 

CAMDEN and 

PHILADELPHIA 

DAILY: 

i.10 AM,, 100 

lirTwij 1.10 P.M. 

•uset leave for Sea lilt City, Avalan 

Stone Harber, WiliSwasd and Cape Ma; 

11.11 A.M., 7.J1 P.M. 

deniity ! ivies leave for ArionMc City 

lOOt A.M., (.19 P.M. 

-.•||ii> Mil the FLiinishinH .-mil Ap- 

Wants Luxury Tax 

For Ocean City 

Kdlicr Seiilllu-l-L..-il«rr--Ii: ieuiil'd 

i.i ruipinu the properly tiix, I sue- 

Ui.f.1 thiit ii is tiii! hush mitt iiiifl lluit 

n I'M rhiidiy mil kill fifejii City 

1 H.iiild Miiawl that the eity enl- 

li-t-l a MII'I-I- ufTiTinti lit the Mum- 

PH'I, iind iiiy H Hixury tax, uhiih jhiihii, 

niiihl HHiiniei' % ili'iif luni?.!;. wiiiiiil lieip 

tn |wy. mill nut merease real ei-'tiit' 1 

li Kik us Illt'v are tiiii hllih alri'aiiy 

IIAHIIY B ZIRNBL'HG. 

IIS lOceiiii rri 

iNiiti' — (irean City vnti-i> 

Ilirnid Ihunilii- diiwii nil ii pin- 

piisual lo levy a luxury tax. a 

(I-H- VL-ai-.s iiM" ^Kditur. i 

plvinji 'if Hiuinnni.il!! Tliiiirl Mulntrn- 

.-in.'., iind iteji.iir Miilrnals nn ijiilMys 

I'iiiinii iiriii Miinii'lliiil Itiiiils in the 

iiiiiiiil i.f i'ii|H- Muy ;iiiil lijieneii anî 

niiii in pulil'ie iii tin- iiffice of the 

Hii.ird riiiin fliiust' Building. i":ipe 

Mill i.iiiri iiiiiisi' Ni'u .trisev. nn 

TfMSI'AY MAtli"ll T 1!ISI 

,il 1 is! p M Hiiin-l;!: .1 'iinii 

iiiri.l 

i ii 1 

Plea in Behalf of 

Rutgers Univereity 

Kditi.r Ri'iitmi-1 • Lcdcrr - Tlii 

v n-li's iKebrllal'.v 1«' ciipy nl Th 

Si-l.tlliel-LedBCT arrived thl» tiiiirn 

it I r.ntii-i'ii that, like many nil!'' 

11 

\V ,ill." 

f hi,I , ,iTii!,!,-, iiiiii hnnii fin 

p,,,,I,,H!| W,,k |.,,,ii.|C-'i I" 

A K, piiii i ' .IIIMU Pinîtiei-r 

.m.i .ij.pniiiii IH till' Sliiii- HiKlmiiy 

iniiiiiiissli'iii'i li.ni' iH-i-n fili'it in lhf 

iif!,,i- i,i ill.' ^.lifl hniimirr at Uii' riiufi 

lliiiiS'. Hu.Utinu i up.. Mny rcmil 

licnisi- Ni-u Ji'is"! .in.i nf siilil SHi'i 

r,iniiii!-i?,i''iii-i 'it Ti i ii"'li 

v ,Iiiii lil:ii tii' !ns[,i,'ll''l !!>' 

lii.iipi-i-liio lilil.-ii-ii. ' ilui Inc hiihini'-. 

ii.ni..-. Miiiiiiis «ill lv fiiiniihi'cl iinh 

;, i,.i'\ nf thi. Hpi'c'lfii'iitiiin.'. ti> Ihr i-:n 

ymi'i-r nn pi.ii'i'i Il.illi'l' Bici?, nil*,! Ill' 

iiUiilr nn htiiniiiirct tiiiip.iiiiii fi-rm in ijii- 

niiiniii-r lifsinniiti'ci tlii'ieln ynii ri-- 

i(iiin-il hy ihi. spi'i'ilii'iilinns. mu«l He 

lliiiiisfr! in si'.ili'il rnil'in|M's Iji'l. I i nj4 Ih" 

IMIili- Hini ililllli'Mi nl I tic hiihh-i iin'l 

iiHithi-ii "Hiil f"i' i-':n niHhinsi iinr! Aji- 

plMnt; I'.IMiiiilhnMK y;ii,,if M.iiiiii.n.tH.'i' 

iin'l Ki'iinii Mittriiiih:' iin thi' iitlisiiir. 

.iililii'.'.i'ti "i ihi' HiT.ii ri of chii«i-n l'r"f- 

jliil.|i-r.« cif I".ill'' May 1'i.unf. Ni» .fi-i 

st hr ai'i'iimii-in.i'fi li.'. 

KIITIlH OK KKI.IxTRV ANIl 

KI.KI TION 

* ITV (IK III KAN I ITS, SKH JKICKV 

In i-unii.i ilihi niiii till' jiiiiiSiiins "I 

'litli. I", I'..-', mil Sl.ilul.'h. iinii Hi" 

Mmîiclnii-HSs Mii'i si.r'lilfniinii, liu'rein 

Nii'I'iif: is hi'ilii Kiven ihiit unrii- 

liir i'i rniiinini Fli'Mlstiiii inn i.sin n'm 

!n i ilii-t nil pi.rsnns firiii! ttliisr lil 

n!il!fi!!i s'TiliC iii!,i i.fiiliii'lt in I'iTi'li 

nbsr-mer hni'**!H liiiit,! hi- permanently 

ii rjIN!I-I i ii ;t! leas! furly riiiis |,| Inr '•. 

the il«t>> ul the piimuri ni ueiicidl 

i'lii-tlon at ivliich thev ilnsire to tote. 

Hiic'fl fieisnfls as iiri- nut rilri-ijiiy IMM rfi.i. 

ni-nily rrgisti-reri ni,n reiîBiei' ni 

ti/insfi'r with their Mynlc-ii'/il f'le'k nr 

iiiiii Ihe f'nunty Huiiid "f Mlri'tions al 

rai'i' Mai' fniii-l II.iusi liul iln- R.'K. 

ism Honks iiie i-lnsi-ii l'ir i I'Uisi Iiitlnn 

pyrpust's fui!> Hiiis p. eeeilint' each 

t'lei-i inii 

TJU'nSriAV Man-h !llh KIM 

IJIHI cliiy f,.r it'cimi-Hiliin 

hrfnre the primary KiecMhin 

Ml'Nll'ipAI, I'l.IiRKR OFFICE. 

fity Hall, npen diilly flora 0 no A. M 

unfll 1 00 I' M. Snluiitai. from !< 00 

A M until rj f)o u'flnpk Nonn 

NOTICE Is herehv jilven that Ih, 

District Biiiiiits of Biecilnn in unit fur 

Ihe niv nf Oc-enn nty. Crainly nf run 

Mai' State i»f New Jersey, iilll si! bi-= 

tn--f-n lhi' hiiur! nf seven ni Inrk in the 

r,\>lining .iHti ei|jh! fi-inik ill ihi- CVI-- 

iin^ mi 

Tl'KSMAY- Api il 18111 I' 

fur Ihe purpose nf t-nnrini'tlnii .! 

PISiMAfiV KLKiTlfW 

fnr nil pnlllliiil imillni, fur the niinii. 

ni.tliin ni raniltrlateii for the fulinwing 

nlflci'S 

For a Member of the lluuse of 

P.i'pn'senialivt-ii of the rntiect 

HI iitl-!'. 

Km Hvn Minihi'is nf the U-'iOii 

uf rhusi-n l-iei'hiiiiii is 

K.,, it I'l.iiini'r 

HIKJ tin the el'i-tion of ihe fullnwillK 

ilffli'lTS 

fni niii' r,.imty i'liiiiiiittti-eiii.ih 

uf earh piirli' In eni'h f:iii. 

lion riiNirii-i. 

tor one tViunty nt 

uiiniiin nf earh pai'ts in ei!''h 

Uli'eiiiin liislrii'l 

NuTlcT' Is further Knell thiit 

TIICHSliAY. rii'l'li-inl """'"• 

IJISI din fur reiiistiiitlun 

h!,fu(,i Ihr iH'neiiil MllH-iinn 

NliTICK is lufthe! uiien Ihi-t siid 

fiisii n-i rimcM!, uf Klii-iiuii mil sit he 

h 

For Into.motion or PuuiMe lati Ch.ng* If 

Scimfuii Call 

OCIAN CITY TIRMINAL 

Nintti ItfGcf end Atlanfk Avcnyc 

PHONE 1296 

rullit Siwill 1M!IS1»IH»!H! 

SHORE 

CAB 

Phone 

0665 

OKMRCiiS MOHOAH Bri. IM» 

lib A Went A!i-¥«r i«r»i«« 

TERMINAL CAB 

24-Hour Service 

n-0114 

ATHLETES FOOT 

Ma iiufcgl — Ma leu _ Ha 

M, %h Iw KM Al 

I. • " m mi Hit •» 

Huld in tlmi CUT Wl 

Qelwrnsn, rtrrSr. Htthm firaf Dtvtm— 

or ; a a r hum, town dnnM 

LOCAL bprew & Co, 

HAULING 

of AU De»rlpU< 

Nick Trefa 

KIJ SimpMB AT. 

Qt.MilitiMi ,,ii,,,,,iili,,,,iiHi 

Fh. 11** 

General Hauling 

Top Soil for Sale 

Gravel • Dump Truck 

NICK nORENTINO 

HI WMt Avo 

OCEAN CITY 

LNIXIHPIIKATKD 

Phone O. C, 0605 

1 Eut 11th Street 

MOU, aad LDMi UUITANOB 

Moving and Storage 

Jarfc MHMilrrw 

Prompt . Efficient • CourteoOI 

Motor Freight 

Service 

Drmarir DiHnlnl W 

C'ilr E»mia Ca., lac.) 

DAILY SERVICE 

PHILADELPHIA ud 

OCEAN CITY 

John F. Holland, Inc. 

MOTOR FftEIGHT 

OeMn rilj'i Wth * W«ul A*a, 

Fka» 0. C. M37 

N Fnml it. 

lhnfirs^ 

MA. 7-W4."., M*. t-lWi, MA, MM 

enn i H« vi 

IT 

G0- S'/ 

,.| 11 fiffi rlll-i-k , r.\r Iiiii tf.j.!, niin li'il • twl,,,n Ihe ilriuiS ,if Mi! 

i..l . . . . . . . * jl;.. ..iit-î.iit til.) i.T 1 .!. • "•• • - . 

Answers to 

TIST YOUR I. Q. 

i jii'ifeni i,| liii. iiiiiii'int iiiit t 

lliiiii s;ilcl rhi., h sh:iil nit! he Inurr ih.ni 

SJll.llnlljh illHl hiili'IiliMIll iii 111.- jllrfl''' 

iiiiii nil Ihi- hunt liiifiU'it iiltiiif. Tils' 

sl.ili'tMUl |iM.|iiis;il fiiilll is iilljiihi't t'i 

ih,. siiPlili'nl'.nt if i sl-t-.-if ir'iii ITS rnpii's 

nf uhii'ii liii! Iif finriNtii'it 'in i!|ipHii! = 

I!,,ii in the Hnylni'i'i Thi' Hiiarfi n' 

si'i ii s thi. 11 jhl In ri'l.'''! .'Ill i'i .ill 

' lii'N 

! I M ICAH liini'l'ii," 

i r \ : \\ iirriMi. c •'• k 

I J-J-'l.-J' p! SI 1, Ili. 

iriiit nint: lit 

t 

l 

.. .. i hii-k in ih 

iin.'k in ihi' i'li- 

•i'l-KKIlAY N'lvi'lilhi-r 711). 1!i.'» 

inr ihi' iHiip.i?.!' nf rnnrti!i"in4 .1 

!!KNl-;itAI, Ki.KlTlllN 

In! Illl' .'ll-l'thin t'f III nrtl rtjl I f !. In fill 

tin. iiinu 

l'iir ll M.Mlili. 

i l t 

of llir- IliiUM- '.' 

ii. ni thi I •nun 

MIV ,11.H*I>,1 !>TAT>. IIIIMRT- 

jllisr Of rik il. sl.Ktiri. 

In i'lii-'Tci f i . i 

.^. ..* iuni' ul ihe lads there jiisinil of cleetricily aii a by-nrdtluei 

seen. ,, l,|,ie K|,,w, ,.r m,,ybe |as!y_ left over from flood etmfoi ^ 

.their In-art mijjht i,,. jn lhn rjflht 

«i:ich emmo Samba ntst put t foot 

"''•— hiil MiineilmL.H they act like TVA and-' 11 16 < ' r i h m "' 

1. Two hunilred fifty milei. 

Thii altitude was reached by a, ,v,n,,,,,„.,.,( ,\la,ni: 

.i.iti 

two-stage rockot fired at White i jin.ii.. MJHI-II i 

Sands, N, M-, in 1949. 

2. They are about twice as high, 

iccnrding to the U, S, DepartmeBt 

of Labor, 

3. Vice President Thomai B 

Marshall in 1817. 

4. Writ woman to iwim the 

Channel, this New York girl iet B! e-ifi I. sit-nniiiiii'iirr .-i.iiiiij. Ma« 

new speed record for theleit in J"',',,;!-; 1 ,^,,,,,],. ,.,„„,,„ ,„„ >CM 

1928, • tii.ni"in, iJii'anCity Ft.i-niii'ri. 

5. The Dionne quintupley. . sa l ,?1*;* :t: ^J I lst^ 1 |^^lSf{ 1 *J,".r"-.'nnuri"* 

open to niaie ymi fenuile, i 

12 nijinlhji tesldenl iii fireiir 

Ti'leiihrine Opei-iiini, Hidiiiy, 

pi-r Hlinuni. 

blSiil-pf. IT.tiy, 

Ihr 

Apply lH'tuiilmnnl nf Cisil Nn 

Hiiiti' IIOUM'. 'Iri'iilim. Ni'« .li-iM.v 

Thi' siiliiii iiin.i!i< shu'-'n f.n 

SiMiliii- rirrk Htrniirtniplirr 1***1 is, !>»; 

tlii' Hlntl' npi-vli'l'. Thl' lilln uf 1BJ ill 

IHII iiiunlripnl WTIIIT «lil MIII fnim 

ihii! In iiip rttiill Sl'rsic-'' iinii I11ii> til' 

siiHii'whiit htnlirr "i iiiHoi 

Ojifii ti, ma!** ami li'nlfil? ritl?.i?ii?i. Yd 

t'ijiiicnl in f Jri'ii tl < lt> , Si 

THE POLITICAi, FOTATdRS 

the 

sSs ;pfrr!!: i^^?li iS»ST; ÎPHîlii 

Clink,., Hkiff lili.irsr Wl 

il iiinicil niniiil InllV l'l|Ui|i| 

|i|ily \m ('eniinl in" 

THI "BEAUTY-PiMJjY THI SMOKE WILL. 

iTILL Bl 

TB OJiT THi 

B riIt W SMOKE'w" J PIPE OUT Thl WINWW 

MITN'I-. TO LIMIT « RKIHTOBS 

Ksiiite nf Cliirriiee H Setill. lieri'iiseii 

1',,I tttll Ml'lllllfi. I.I 111.- 15:1, I'll 

ii* I'hnsi-'i r'n-i-i,niiii" » 

i Fni' ii r.iliinnr. 

1'iillN uill tii' 'ijirn ;,' M'M'n i.'riiiik in 

, ihi' nininirij; iiti'i "III iM.'siii ..I I'IBMI 

i, i l.ii-k in tlii' rsi'mi.j; 

The eli'ilinn nflii-ns will M Hir!n4 

these hiitn* Milrj will i-rinftiiri .mili eli'r= 

I KIHST "ijliTli'll'T k ''iTrst «iuH 

Kilrtzi, llfll'IIK' 1 1st iinii All.mill' 

Aienue iiilsirlii Ncirlh Pninl lo 

I North sldr nf )iec;cinii strwti. 

'Sfi'nsn nisTRirr FI w.ini in- 

i fici. nf Chailcs Siheiiit Inc , ,'irrt, 

1 ANhiny AM'niie- inil.iril'1 Siillth 

j side nl Sci-iiiiii St,r(.m in Nfiith sicii' 

1 (if Kniirlh.Street I, 

Tumi) niKTuirT, Kirst wind s.-tmni 

hnusu. Illl iind Wesley Airnue. 

iliiBlriri Snulh siilr. nl Fniirlh 

Slieei.lo Knrlh sirli' ni jii-n-nlli 

ri iUlTIl' •DISTRICT, Fil.t W.irci Of 

fir,, ill I.lniliill Eiiu, .111 Klghlll 

Slrec'i ilHilrlt-i South slfie nf So- 

,inth Klreet. Iu Ntiilh Klcle "I KlBtllh 

Wreet).. 

KIRST DISTRICTf'Srennii Wall • 

N'elann Bnyd Teleiihlon. Wdtt Astiur} 

Moniis .(Dlsiitei Snulh side m 

Kiijhih siiei-t in North side oi 

Tenth Street _; .; . ...nii1- 

"t Hiiiit rliTPiisoit wiihin 

h iinra thr oiuhth rtajt of Kishni 

A I) inrKi m IIII 1 ?' »iiil lie fcirrvr 

hn'rmi nf inly uu,inn Hiiiilnst thp sui) 

. 

l l-'i'l.i unr%- H. A, 11 

. A, 

III I Ml' A Si nil 

i : i i 

U Lovi^hind, 

AMnrnry 

tlrrim Cll\. New Ji'i 

J 1!, 51 "I JS iV 

nf Twpntiplh Ktrrali. 

FllUtlTl! niBTRlfT, Sni'ciliii Wiiir! 

fjlrifo nf Miiiiim llnrtlfy. :«iri ,\s- 

IHIIT Afrnur ililiti'liri Mnuth sidn 

,,r Turntlpih sn-wi in Firiv-Ninth 

Si ri'i't i 

lhi il-i.i' ihilnils ITIII |iiilllnl pi in-, 

upplv In hnth l'i L iniiii> unil (.irrti-nil 

I ll I llnll llj\., 

'RKC.INA U. IIODOBIW. 

City 'Clerk. 

S4 3J 

35 Yfurs' E\p. — Work Ouufantted 

Tune Anywhere $8.00 

WILEY EASTMAN 

gas W. Vernon Av., Linuood, N. 1- 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON RAILINGS 

For Safety, Utility and Buntf 

INTEBIOW and EXTERIOR 

Phone O. C. 

SAWS FILED 

inaehine They cut el«u«.. 

iruv. twit". All !»«* 

qul«l»r acrvM*, BrlBgiSm 

J. A, CHAMPION 

54 W. ifith Street 

• Radio Repairing* 

N.BO. GndiuU 

CLYDE CARSON 

1111 BAT AVR. Phone IMg 

aui 

Fireplace Wood 

1 Seasoned Oak 

I MORRIS SIE 

|i« Wesi Av. We Dfllver 

FjiiimiimimmmiiiHiiiHiiiit'.-.iHiiHlHiiHiiiiiiiHiill 

Portrmlt ind Commerclu 

Photographers 

Dtveloplni uid PrlBliBf Service 

SENIOR STUDIOS 

Ul AlbaiT An, Ph. MM 

SAVE TIME1 

nil Bulf Directory 

MADE TO ORDBB 

AWNINGS 

VENETIAN BLINDS 

WINDOW SHADES 

M. emu 

28 Vpafl,' Kx|wrl»CC In Ortajl Cl(>f 

1111 Bay Ave. Ph. 2523 

FUEL 

OIL 

Socony Vacuum Agency 

' 111 ABBOTtT AVK. 

; Pbone 1781 

V 

- '-njil •us

','>"* ',i-l~ 

r ' "'JVJf 

elecWaai- thti 

f, fwrier Ocean City 

» of Dr and Mrs 

, 1» the author of a 

i textbook en el 

. published by Fnui- 

U York 

M»l«t»nt professor of 

: at Dulw UnJ- 

, It, C, and has bean 

to then iim 1939 Ht 

Tt§4 from Onin City 

Lin 1W3 and from Duke 

living hb Mi degree 

NW.Ml.lltM 

from the Unlvemlty of Michigan In 

1M6. 

HU new book, "Circuit* in Ilec 

trical Engineering 'VJ» described by 

the publishers as an answer to a 

ctimmon problem among teachers of 

electric circuit! courses to cater 

•II basic principle! plus many spec hi I 

topics, within a limited time 

One mean! of aiding both students 

and teachers in Ihi bouk is to unify 

the study of direct Lurrenl and alter- 

nating current instead of dividing 

them Into separate studim an Ira 

jltiofl has long decried 

Before joining the Duke fjtulll 

Mr Vail scent two years with the 

fjineral Electric Company in re- 

search work and served on the turn- 

pan} staff in charge of iu txhlbil Jt 

th» New York World s Fair During 

World War II in ndditlun lu hia 

regular teaching he served as ekt- 

Resort Telephone Worker Marks 

35th Yeari Awarded Gold Emblem 

vej, 

more* 

James H Harvey 1157 

av has Bien honored by the Ne* 

Jersey lell Telephone Company on 

passing the 35 year, mark In tele- 

phone service J If Carter division 

plrnt superintendent presented him 

a guid servni. emblem at a luncheon 

at the fiix Manor Hull I AilunljL 

;ili 

Mr Harvey enlertd telephone 

ervm m lSHai. i grmmd lund uith 

he Delaware jnd Allanln Tilt- 

phone St Telegraph Company in 

Dujliituwn PJ Subsequently hi 

•erved as climber lineman and 

Simpson jester moving from Doylestown to 

Brldgeton and Ocean Cll} 

ntal cunsulturil !•• the Duke Un 

erity Dilurlmint uf Chtmntri un 

jr research prujtctis 

'£!» N«t Door, 

"Itt'i 'phon» Grandma about your promotlonl' 

• JDK rUnk! It tikes m avenge of less 

An two minuta to rath Grandma 

with a Long Distance call-no muter 

wn« she KTM in the United SHIM, 

Then yon cm ft// her tour good news! 

Whtt's more, it mm surprisingly little 

» Tint bf long Disance! 

•nil MI LOwn M .111., MtMH «•• 

•Mr MB fM, wnUayi tnt My Mm. I iinday, 

latluilH af Man! Tnt, km an HM nljhl end 

iMnJnv mill for • Hu'ti mlHuM iiaiiait-tA- 

•MM coll fwm Niwiik Mi 

,f .50 Qaniwt* Ml 

• LIB Miami 1.41 

i 1« WnMifHa,.,,, ,41 

hem ottm Niw Juiif palRM « (wit 

NEW JIMIY BELL TILEPHONI COMPANY 

In li!7 when the New Jtrsey 

Company u.i» formed he scried 

\arluusly ds lineman installer and 

repairman muuni( again from Ocean 

CiU tu AtlanlH Lilv Jnil Pica unt 

Mill In 1947 he" v,j\ upponitncl in 

*12i]ltit!un fureman in Uitan City 

vlun he klill 'I'riHS in ttul tJpa- 

• ity 

A nîiient of Ocean CilJ fnr 29 

\ciri Mr Harvev hkts to ^ptrid his 

kisure hours In gardtning AI L u 

JAMES H, HARVEV 

with ih« company are two sons, 

III, un installer in Nurlhliultl; 

Hnbcrt. a Bludent I'liiineer in Oi't-an 

City, a (luliijhtcr. Maryella Welivi'r, 

St'rvinjj as an upcrateir ill Linwood, 

und sun.in.law Charits Wi'uvcr, on 

MldertiiiM in Linwuoii, 

Hari-ey is a mvmber of the H 0. 

McCuily ChapliT. Telephone Pioneers 

uf Amerita. 

««>••«»*•«««•«»»»*«.«»< 

Have You Seen 

THE BARGAINS 

at 


Removal Sale 


OPEN FRIDAY £ SATlKliAV 

EVENINGS UNTII, 9;3O 

•••»••»••••••»•••••••••» 

Essay Wzes 

Offered Students 

* Wumtri to go 

to Washington 

Forty thuarand of the stole s pi'h 

In and pjruehial 11th und 12th 

Kr.irti sludmti, are entered In tht 

Nt\5, Jrnet f mploy thi Phy,itjlh 

llaiidiuiiiifd Cummillee*n m,ii .ind 

pusltr LI nlc U Stjtn Chainiun 

Hu^'ell I tldndge revejite! thi' 

* epk Tlif* t-onlests an part of the 

truups viar jround eflurt lu futu', 

Iht- puhh* ^ attention on Uie ddv i 

jl lilts uf fciving gainful enipluvmtnt 

lu liinilitJHPid workers Thi , tun 

\L L tln-rne is "Hire the hunditappui 

—it •* i,iiiid business 

In .iifttilicm to jinê^ dârdiil ti\ 

lhi> 1b CummumU CuruniillEe^ âl 

ujhlt Stale dml Nutinndl pri/t t StdtT 

ent Si r\ iLt 

nal 

May Improve 

Waterways 

CBfierd Recommends 

State Take Action 

Sunattir Anthony J Cillltrn an- 

ujiKHl this week thai he hu* pro- 

pusi-il til Ktutf nniriiil» the eurryinn 

mil uf ilSli.JOf) wiirth of impruvc- 

mi nil. in waterways in t(iu Witilwuotl 

nrna. 

The waterways of W I I (I w u n (1 . 

Nurtli VViltlwuod antl Wildwoori Crest 

were inspected last wwk Ijy PiHer 

J Cannon, chli'l uf tho Departmi-nl 

Niivigatioh, 

St-na!iiF Cyliero said he had con- 

lirri'd with Oovi-rniir DrisLull on thf 

jMttH, whith hi' suifi are nett'Nsary 

iu ionlinuaiic* 1 uf the eufmmMTiu! 

I .»tiiiiK industry. At firesent, hi. said 

fishing biials lire HIIITI unabli- to 

lc;>VM iir (-nttr Uieir berths hi-iuuse 

f sliullciW wutHr at low tide 

Liirêsl inipro\ement propusrti is 

the dfedtjliiis of OttiTis Harbor to 

thr entrarHH' uf Siinset iîke, at u 

i-i.fl of $101,9011. 

Shaterian Attends 

Conclave of School 

Administrators 

and your Buick Dealer 

•VTOU read it on 

I the calendar— 

and you feel it in the 

•ir, 

. . Spring—and the out. 

doors calling—and that lively jubi- 

Uncc that comes with winter's 

pasting. 

And nowhere ii the spirit more in 

evidencethanatyourBuickdealers. 

*Rr it'a Spring Jubilee time with 

Buiok, Time to trot out and show 

off til the gay Md brilliant beauties 

Ofbis 1950 line. 

ft^Ttaw for yon to-sample, in proper 

" JflitflB^, «U the hew life and br!I« 

liance ef Buick valve-in-head 

r ttralght-eight power—time for you 

to»**t the greatest cure for spring 

**" r known-the easy, effortless, 

stride of a Buick 

r yovr command. 

Tlnre are wonderful things for 

you to look into; 

A Riviera at Sedan prices. Two- 

door Scdanels, four-door Sedans in 

a wide range of power and prices. 

Convertibles. Estate Wagons, a 

Coupe—cars for iyery taste and 

practically any budget. 

There are even gay new spring 

colors to help you meet the season 

in proper garb. And of course, if 

you haven't yet done so, there's 

Dynaflow Drive* for you to meet 

and sample. 

T4s, you've a date-right now- 

to meet spring at your Buiok 

dealer's. A date not only to see 

pleasant things—but to hear pleas- 

ant news as well. 

For. Buiok prices are something to 

jubilate about too. They start juit 

above the lowest bracket—and 

they are accompanied by very 

ensy-to-tuke arrangementi as to 

the "deal." 

How about today_at latest tomor- 

row-lor keeping your date with 

your Buiok dealer? 

*8iQ:luli' ii 

W Hill Ni'wurk 

ibildi-r uf thu 

Parker, A\- 

Jill,ml. iiFid Julin I 

I.mini.ill M-rvii'i-. 

23 IN RKNORT ( IIAPTER 

Inial i 

T!c la assisl in 

any way pnssiblp the deepening ol 

tin- tliiiiini 1 ] of Em Harbor inlet in 

tin interest of boat operators, 

Chris Mnntugna. commrrcisl flsh. 

irman, told tlip Cimrpbrr thut fishing 

vi'ispls have heim having consider, 

ahli' (iifneiilty passing in and out ol 

the inlet, due tn shallow water, 

WORK WITH ABIBCON ISLAND 

ChamborHnvestigating comniit- 

lee has contacted boating interests 

on Abspcon Island in an effort In 

rk'ti-rrnirie what action may be ne- 

iwary to deepen the channel. 

The ocean City eqmmissioneri 

tonk i-ogniianee of the'inlet'condi- 

tion n month ago when Mayer Ed- 

ward B, Bowker said ho had ap- 

neali'd to Congressinan T. Millet 

Hand In inlercede. 

HAND COMMENDED 

Chamber director! also adopted a 

resolution commending Congress- 

man Hand for his efforts to brins 

ahoiit quick restoration of full rail. 

• road service to South Jersey, 

The Chamber went on record fa- 

vuring Governor Drlicoll's alioea. 

tion of fundi lor B new hospital in 

Boulli Jeney, staling 4hal this will 

be recognition of the advantages of. 

fered by tills area to such Institu. 

tinns. 

Teacher Injured 

in 54th st. Crash 

A woman motorist was injured 

about B:30 a. m. Tuesday when the 

cur she was driving went out of con- 

trol and craiihca Into (in electric 

pole on Central av.. at 54th st. 

The driver, Emma C. Marshall. 20. 

of Asbury av. near 55th st.. a school 

teacher, sustained contuwons of th" 

face and lost a front tooth. 

Police reported that the impact 

of the car snapped off the wooden 

Pole about three feet above ground 

level. Part of the city fire alarm 

wiring jyetem and other electrical 

•et vloe In the neighborhood was put 

out of operation temporarily. 

Damage to the ear. pole and wir- 

ing wai estimated at $300. 

i > . 

1 '* ' 

CHEST CLINIC NEXT f 

Dr. Max Oron, *Ute clinician, will 

conduct a clinic for chest examina- 

tion In th« County Haaltb Cfenttr. 

Court ROUM, n«xt Thursdajr. from 

M0» m. to II «.Tn. 

Sparks Ignite it in Pfeezing Gale] 

4-Block Area Bunts; Fireman in Danger 

Ocean City entered an official pro 

M with thi- Pennsylvania.Reading 

Seashore Lines this week as an 

utermiith nf u series of brush Rres 

',.1'ich Ihreutenei] homes, lied up tin 

;i|)pariitu,s fur lung periods, ati'l 

i:nust-d one Kremlin to iihiiijst lus,- 

his hie. 

The |,ri4i-.l win made Ihrnuri' 

Hurry Biiliciiik, Kiiierii! manager ,i 

the hiiliiiinl. hy Cily Solicitor Jiihn 

K. BiiK'A>-ll win, uitiil i,l tin- n'i|ucM 

ol Kire Chili Hubi-rl I, Nmith 

FROMINKN FHOBK 

Mr, Baljiiick prnmiM.-d to invest]. 

Myii' the cause of the Sireh. wnien 

Chief Hffiiih blamed un Iiicumolive i 

st'iiltennH hfiiirks or cinders in thr 

inlL-nintiiOk' liill weeds uliinK ill-. 

riMhl «f way 

The wiirst of the brush fires nc- 

curreil I'urly Tiiursda.v night, re- 

quiring iilmii>,t the enine personnel 

of Ihe lire (!i.|)iirtment with the 

jiieres of iippiiraliis to liet it under 

control in Uie urea between S4th 

mid 2liih sts . Iliiveri lo Asliury av. 

This hiiii ui'fn preceded by iin= 

iillu-r liirHi' Iii!• tlie previous nisi'! 

in Ihe VH-U..IV nl !8lh St.. iln-l still 

South End Bus 

Meet Called 

Public Invited to 

City Hall Session 

iinmhrr the previous Sunday mnrn- 

inM bL'tween 4Bth und 50lh sis. All 

three blazes, Chief Smith said, orifi- 

inuti'd near the ruilroaii right ii! 

way, 

4BIO( K ARK A BI'RNKD 

Thursday night's bluiie burnt-,I 

IIVL'I most of u four square block 

area us the Hames. funned by a 30, 

mili'.un.imur westerly isale, made i 

(li'llrull tn control, the lire tieiiari. 

mi-ni went nri the job at d:OB p,m 

;intl tiiiln'l have .things uniier COIN 

irul until aLoul H:1A |j, in. Some fin-- 

men remained on tile seene mure 

thiin un hour after that to make sufi- 

ihire was no new flare-up. 

Three homes along Asbury av 

U,ITI siTiiiusly threatened fur 

lime. ReciijJnizinK this danger, ti 

i'iriinen tiad four pumping engines 

in iifieration and used 900 fei'l 0 

hose tn keep the Humes from IKn i 1 • 

the houses. 

UBI! CAPTAIN IN ICV WATER 

Captain Ferdinand Taccarinu. or 

{he fity hall station, hud the bur 

experience uf breukir 

•owing 

thrijujjh the frozen surfute of u 

Tho Ailiiniii- City' Transportation 

CiinilJiihy today invited the tjceun 

City liuijhi and interested urgsniiKi- 

lii.ns lo hi'lp it shajie a more satis- 

liii'tiiry sihedule of local bus service. 

A company linnouncement on pase 

s ol this issue invites the public io 

a iiieetina in the commission chani. 

tier. i'ijy_lmll. next Thursday iiljjli^- 

I\liiii'h 111, irsr uisci^ssion of trans- 

liurtatiun problems. 

Declarinri that '-you can help us 

to sihedule our service to more ef- 

fectively serve you", the company' 

piirtii'ulurly invited participation in 

the meeting by city officials, tl.e 

Chamber of Commerce, service clubs, 

churches, school orijaniiatlons and 

ps interested in the sub. 

led. 

Through tills meeting, a company 

spokesman said, it is hoped to ob 

lain a measure of Hie volume of pa. 

tronage that could be expected if 

winter service were more frequent 

The company also will (jive local 

patrons a Metalled picture of some of 

its sjpornlimi problems here, 

Pirsoiis in smith and central Ocean 

City who define to attend will be 

,)ri viiled free bus rides lo Ihe meet- 

iii)i. The bus will leave from SBlh 

st. ut 7:15 p. m.. uninn directly to 

oily hull 

Two Women City 

Employes Resign 

Resignations of two women em- 

(iliiyes of city hall offices were ac- 

cepted by the commissioners at their 

irei ting Friday, 

Those who resigned were Mrs. 

Shirley Fidler. aridresiing machine 

npiirator in the lax department, and 

Mrs Antoinette Hunter, secretary in 

the department of public relations. 

Mrs, Fidler's resignation was ef. 

feciive immediately while that of 

Mrs. Hunter takes efTecl April 1. 

Mrs, Fidier previously had been 

turned down by the governing body 

on two requests for leave of ab- 

Ends 36 Years as 

B.-L. Secretary 

Chariei R. StUwell T 

to Remain on Board p 

Charlca H. Stilwell. who has been 

secretary of the Seaahore Building 

and Loan Aisoelation since its In- 

enption 36 years ago, stepped down 

from that post Tuesday at the an. 

nual reorganiiation meeting of Ihe 

directors. 

He .was elected lecretary emeritus 

of the Association, in recognition 

of his long and faithful service. Ht 

also will continue his active inter. 

eM as a member of the board. 

Roland Steelman, formerly assist- 

ant secretary, was elected secre- 

tary 

Other officers, all re-elected, arei 

Dr. Berschel Pettit, preiident: Dr. 

William jO, Abbott, vice president; 

rllnlon B Price treasurer and Ro- 

bert K Bell solicitor 

The directors nnnounLed that the 

Afsociation office will be moved from 

the second floor of The Notional 

Bank of Ocean City building to the 

office of Mr Sfrclman at 411 8th st 

»ump hole on the meiiduw tu-ar We.,' 

P«ife 2, Pl«se 

Police Car in 

Second Crash 

At Same Comer 

Drivers of Ocean Cily jitilii-i- 

radio patrol cars will ht- ii htlh' 

bit "turn shy" from now on 

when they upjirouch the inter, 

si'itloii of itth st. und West us.' 

i'hey got the impression Bill- 

urday that this particular coiner 

is a jms, 

A police cor was taken out of 

jit-rvii-i- temporarily when it was 

budly damaged in a collision 

with a postufficc truck shortly 

after norm.. The same cur, with 

a different driver, was damaBeil 

al the same intersection only 

eight months previously! 

Piilrolinun Carl S Smith, 75 

W. 17th st,. was driving ihe pu- 

lice cur, while the mail truck 

was operated by Raylleld Lyles. 

BIT West av. 

Smith wus on an assignmenl 

and was goinjf west on Blh st 

with his siren blowing. Lyles, 

proceeding north on West av.. 

didn't see the city car in time 

The mail truck also was dam- 

aged so that it could not be 

driven. 

To Return Body ol 

Long-Lost SoMier 

Grovej Wy Missing 

for Five Years 

Private funeral services will be 

conducted here Monday for Stafl 

Sergeant John R, Groves. Jr , son oi 

Mrs. Edith Groves, 80S Central av. 

The government's return of his 

body has ended a period of anxiety 

of five years for the soldier's fum. 

ily. He was reported missing in ac- 

lion on Octoher 13, 1944, after a 

bombing mission over Vienna, Aug. 

tria. but it wasn't until four months 

ago thaf oflicial word of his death 

was released. 

Prior to being returned to the 

United Stales, the Air Force gun- 

ner's body had been interred in 

France, where formal identification 

was made. 

Sgt. Groves was a student at Rut. 

gers University before he entered 

the service. He was S4, 

Besidet his mother he Is survived 

by a sister, Mrs. Jane Snow, of Pal- 

myra, fajmerly of this city, 

Slees will be at the conveni. 

f the family and will be eon. 

at the Smith Funeral Home 

jy the Rev. A. L. Qongloff, pastor 

of the First Methodist Church, Re 

interment will be in Pleasantvllle 

Cemetery. 

City Approves 

jetty Contract 

A resolution recommending tlii 

award of a contract to Jesse A. How. 

land and Son. of Sea Bright, for 

construction of the new Seaview rd. 

jelly and seawall, was adopted by n 

2-1 vote of the city commisslonerp;, 

Prlday, with Comisaioner A, S. Ooets 

declining to vote. 

The recommendation was forward, 

ed to Charles R, ardman, Jr., Bom- 

missiqner of the State Department 

of Conservation and Economic De- 

velopment. 

Mayor Edward B. Bowker pointed 

out that the unit price of $6.13 per 

ton nf stone in place was 23 cents 

below the price paid for the Sea- 

spray rd. jetty. 

'Ocean City, We Love You'- - 

Copy of That Song Sought Here 

Docs anyone in Ocean City still 

have a copy of the words for an 

Ocean City song published more 

than 20 years ago?> 

Oreste Veiiella, the man who 

wrote the munic for the »ong. Would 

like, to obt«ln the Iyrlci because he 

lias lost the only two coplei he had. 

The song, entitled "Ocean City, 

We Love You", originated H>me- 

where In the period from 1M6 to 

1929 when Mr. Vell« w»i con. 

ducting his concert b«nd on the old 

Miule Pier here 

The S*ntinel-L«dger ipoiuorcd • 

contett, offerln* *H> lit fold to the 

writer of the best lyrics for an 

Ocean City song. (That's when we 

•till were on the gold standard.! 

Because he liked the winning lyrlca, 

Mr. Vcssella set them to music and 

published the song at 35 cents per 

copy. 

Although more than 3,000 copies 

were printed and sold, he kept only 

two for his own use, and during 

the intervening 20 yean he has lost 

thus. 

Anyone who hai the long or a 

copy of the lyric* U aiked by the 

Mnettro to notify him at th* Betch 

Hotel 120 S. South Carolina »v., 

Atlantic City. 

City Joins , 

Demand for 

New Highway 

Would Connect 

Resorts With New 

Deepwater Bridge 

A (lemonii fur o freeway connict. 

ir)H this seashore urea with ihe new 

Delaware Memnriid Bridjje ut Deep- 

water WHK voiteil Friduj' night hv 

15U re[jre?.enti!ti\es of commiinitieN ir 

Hiiuth Jersey, meetiilM UI BridKeton 

rhi> Oi-r-un City Churnlier uf Ci.m- 

Tue und tuy government were 

rejiresenletl at tin. meeting in the 

CumberhiFid Hnlel ballroom. It vvas 

LirrunMed under uuspicet; of the At- 

lurtic City Chamber of Ciiinmir('e| 

lo nhiiiin sentiment it) the five euun 

ties reifurdinK thi' fuiir.liine high 

WOII.D BRANCH HERE 

A tf-ntnlive roule announced by 

!hi- Stiiie IJijJhuiiy Di'iiurlment hi 

Jaruury would brini! the freeway tn 

the seiLshiire lit a point somewhere 

in Atlantic County, with branches 

lo Atlantic City arid Ocean Cily. 

HepresenliiiK the Ocean Citv 

Chyrnber were Pii'sitli'nt Everett L 

Cnpe. Hermuii K. Kunble. John F, 

Troui and Arthur G Watkins. Muyor 

Ktlward H. Bowktr ri-presented th,j 

ity isiivernmenl and Assemljlymuii 

N'athunicl C Smith anil Freehiikler 

L.iwnnce M Lear represented Cape 

M,iy Coiinly Homers Poin! was rep- 

resented by Mayor Fred W Ctiiip- 

Miiyor Bowker tnld the nieelinM 

ti,- wiis hi'urtily ill iiivi^r of Miiii il 

rOLite i.?ili'iin|4 the i-nii-tiii iireii. 

RK>iORT IKOl.ATKD SOW 

Ocean City," he said, "is the only 

miijor resort in New jersey thai 

's r.i.it have a direct piived hi,;ii- 

y 1,-ailing to it. Suih ii hiMhwiiv 

wiiillil Kn'Ully belielit Oceun Cily 

und iill^ of Rijiilh ,Ier«,i!y " 

Mr Cnpi. di'ilari'd that "It is uljiiiit 

inn- thin Oiean City was considered 

n ii plan lor a direct highway, due 

io the fact that our resort is so sit. 

uiited geogriijihiciilly ttlisl every roaM 

Building Breaks Feb. Rec< 

IliT county." 

A three.Inail^ comniilli-e was ap- 

pointed from Cape May County lo 

attend the next session «ilh thosr 

from olher cciunties to gel into the 

detiiils of where the road should lie 

A; President Cope's request, Herman 

K, Kimljle, a director uf the local 

Chamber, was appuinlet! a member 

of this commit!!'!' 

Assemblyman Smith and Free, 

holder Lear alsn spoke brielly in til- 

vor ol the South jersey hiijinviiy. 

County engineer,^ of the live. 

Face 1, Pleue 

New City Bonds 

Sold At 2 Pet. 

Camdan Trust Co. 

Submits Low Bid 

A new issue of $264,000 of Ocean 

lily beachfront iinprovement unnd-i 

,v!(» stild at an interest rate of I 

)e.- cent. Friday, when Ihe city cum. 

nissioners received hids froiii in- 

verlment 'llrms. 

The successful purchaser was the 

'amden Trust Co., which in iidriitio:i 

to the low interest rale paid il prcm. 

ium of $4!7.9B for the issue. 

Two other companies, H, ,r Van 

(en and Co, and Boland, Hnfrui 

and Co., also offered 2 per cent in- 

eresl rales, but did not olfer quit' 1 

as much premium. Van Iligen ami 

was willing to pay S4197U and 

Boland. Safrin Co. ilB4. 

Other bidders were Butcher. Sher- 

red and Co., 32 per cent interest 

and $287 76 premium;. Slroiid an,! 

Co.. 2.15 per cent interest and iinttfi 

premium;' Woodcock, Hess and Co, 

2,10 per cent interest and 1184.11 

mlum; J, WUSparia-andJiln j,2r 

per cent interest and 730 20 |irim. 

urn. 

The sale look place during an'ad- 

journed meeting of the city com- 

mission. The issue is In finance 

1180,000 of the cost of the new north 

pninl Jetty-seaA-all project and $104.- 

000 to pay off tlie rocently-compleleri 

Seaspray rd. jetty. 

Ocean City to Offer Itself as 'Preferred Stock* 

FOR YOUR 1950 SUMMER HOME IT ? S 

NEW JERSEY 

AMERICA'S CHEAT | JPIIl&BB A | FAMILY RESORT 

Ilcaiiiiful, Clian. PrnlerteiJ neachm.,, Wide Spurious Boardwalk ,,, Free Concerts 

wilh Sur Soloi«lH...Evrrv Amu,inif ill...W.iinli-rfiil Fulling, Gulfing, Ti-nni«, Homing I 

A Fine S, le,ti,.n of Cniiogea anil AparlmenlB For Summer S«»n Rental are Now 

Available—al Prices DFtignrd lo Mi-el Every Family Budfel. 

COME ON DOWN AND DEPARTMENT OF PUILIC RELATIONS 

LOOK AROUiND...OR WRITE- CITY HALL, OCEAN CITY, M. J, 

BEST HOTEL A( <

L 

July 4 

740 A.bury Avenue 

Quality Meats 

Thursday, Mareh 9, 19S0 

ehs'Tnin !OP tne flrevsorla »hilc 

Out Iwobeda headi the celebration 

Phone 2185 

Fresh Killed Poultry 

A FOOD MARKET FOR THOSE WHO 

WANT THE BEST 

Seek More State 

Erosion Funds 

Goetz Recommends 

2 New Police Cars, 

Ft Honing ijnpll II oi tin Lllrii 1 

Fndm Publu isjkn DiriLlct An 

Section 

Plum ilu were dUeuBed for the 

fAsioeiitlDn to plan 15 rubbish tans 

kets on bathini benches in Ihi neigh 

liorhood to help the publit, keep tht 

beat-hes ekan 

Danger to Great 

Industry it Cited 

E, nil r fl I" M» I I ' 

Tht directnn appraicd ' m turn 

flooring the a| pointment at st-\erdl 

_,, Oaj Octaji City y h«\e its members ss «peeml deDUties In Da 

("community it Fth Fourth of July cele trjl tht beach and residential nti^h 

' © tor the third straight yea- borhoudi 

1 

tponfonhip of ih« Central 

• City Civic Allocation the 

Cucperalitn of the nl» i inilii 

„ « dliwtora uuwunerd Urn 

sionn- will be suujht I r tit 11 

t following • meeting In Phils 

tû proposals 

Attending the Lu&rd uttltit, uri 

Prciidenl Rithdnl Partn IM \u 

r In oth*r years tlie eScbratior 

lltUMle event! during the 

Prmdint L«-»ii HJU Snritn\ 

) nil afternoon followed by 

Earl Nofth Gus Sw ibutli Hdri id 

j display en the belch at 

William Jjik Rjan Etl Cillun 

MjM Blew v.M appointed Hjrr> Ccrkni JiiJ Duki Hindkr 

l l,ii lu S Gm.1 i eimmiiiil el 11 •! 

' 

pni r aiH încih itiDi It btim 1 

n id mil* n t* ii ! ' ' i " 

, 1 , 1 , I ikl I IH II" I" HI I 

|| 111 I ill C l| I I HI 

Ii lu nun, Jl I ilnl I ill 1 il-ili 

i \n r prnti ii I iniinll 11 

M mii\ t r m rt luliii In li|,l ! ir 

s til m 19W 31 

Ll I 

ritint ihu II i ili IJI I ii , i 

I 

il 'IIF \ i itu n in In in tli i l i 

l| I 

im nli 1 | li i 1 il" "i II ' 

i up S lillMlilll I r In i 

I H 

i It li 

I I 

U inn . 

1- I' II 

1 

ii it i \ II ' 

l l M * I i I I* H 

I ItllMll tlltl H I 1 I Brush Fire Perils 

n nil 1 I II 1 ill 

. ii it r I si II I 11 

i it I 

MEDIATE DELIVERY 

SIMSATIONAL NEW 1950 

•nly 

$2-50 

CaplfUly InMM 

Special TV Buys 

.DO M" Screen 

i£T""" '74.9S 

0LA '49.95 

'69.95 

> AM 

'119,95 

Vl n 1- 

79 Boy Scouts Are 

Registered in Resort 

PI (III til 111 IIKIIKM 

Fr i! k II V 

\ I ur* i i i 

t i I I i i l i Mi 

Ir ili II M* 

Hill i I in 1 

1 

I 

mira 

Television! 

,,..w Men Mich lue! Now,,.Admlnl Maffii' Mirror ide. 

vbion wlih big W*" plelure |Hl)e,,,for wril mirfrr $21)0! 

Sensational new rMlurn...»ngincprail io ouiperfgftii any .el, 

•nywliire, anjr lime. No wonder Admiral !i ilrii i,, iflcvj»i,m, 

ReroluUomrr new, clwnil^.superpoitered fur drprmlablc 

perrormanea even in ouiljJnf "frinic" «reo, «|,fre oilier , m 

fill. Euy •• • radio lo lune, Exclusire Holo-Scnp^ rnilcnna, 

Aeaal)' built-in umtnna ihii'i direciioiwl, Noihing else iu buy, 

BnuH, tumpici cabinei »•!•!• iienirliei nml iiuini,' Qiiamiiiei 

Iiniled,,.Keihfirindeompir« wjihoul * " 

HOME TRIAL 

City Hardware Co. 

IY AVE. Phone 21S8 

Ocean City Homes 

i tmHim 1 fii in I 

I l]{l ^ Mil I I I 

ll n i* 

l mi I ll i I i h n 

1 ii i I 1 M 

kniM ki il ut 1 I i ' 

mi ul I Hi ml < I 

ll | I I. i 

lint nnl Im 

mil I 111, h i n Ilu li til 

f til u mill 1 l I 1 I i/ II H 

ll 11 ll Dili I) 1 II I ll I ih i I r 

, I ll ir ILI in i I , 1 I | |i if 1 

ll i I i 1, I I r Ih ll, mi i 

I | I ll II ft hiiiiih I I il 

I in II I n i I i n 

I it 

i i III i 

I I I ll 

1 1 • 

, Red Cross Film Toi;i;;lil 

Thompson "Bill" 

OPEN ALL WINTER 

SIGNS . SHOW CARDS 

30S Eighth St. 

MOTHERS I— 

Biy j Child 1 

ATLANTIC CITI 

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I* 

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!l|i"H M,:in „, „,. _","".i~i"l~i'.~n.~* : 

•nil i::io 10 H.nn 

"""' I" 'I] AulHiiiilmnil ! 

KVI'.H I 

|-AAMI\*KII I 

Dr, Harry H, Lake | 

lllllf; STRAltJIIT ti. I. 

Mortgage Loans 

at 4% 

I IF-t ,, 

li'in «if I 

• '• 

Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple 

Halves Bartlett Pears ':;'.,' 17c 

|ii.;iii.il in Oi-i'iiii (lily ssunn u n n , yi'iiri | _ _ _ _ , 

l l i 

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"•"• ••'••' " ' I - I . ' I I - I - I . I 

WXU^TZ^;'".'Vi ";;":,:;:;r! Woodbine Colony y 

1 

W'\ ! . , : • • : , ! • i . . . 1. i n - . 1 . 1 , . . , . , i . i , , , t ' I - , , , k - l ^ ' i i ' I --• J •• ' l . i . s i - i l i i . . , : . - I F , • 

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No Temblor! Just 

Exchange Minstrels 

Rehearsals Starting 

Petitions Filed 

For Rep, Hand 

HI 

Thursday, Marcft 9, ti 

will huve I covered dlih rm 

7 id p m Friday 111 the ehaf 

>-, 1 ul rufjm A hf-ries gf travel i 

V ill IJI- *,huWli 

Ti'i. sliiikiins t: ul the high scIiooH 

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Ijr-, :.III.. M.I,.| v. n I«• I > kii.,v. i, ... ' I),,!-. - I-,-, ,,!, 

,,.,,,i M.,|. •; ,,, f.,|,, ' M-.y 

William Z«ne Cams 

t.,1- 1,1-w 1,1-hr ,,l ( h e i i i ' i - n ' I- M.,- (',-ui I 

,I ,1 > Mm:. 

llll' UK- i-i.liilill-lillirii'S l',r I H,in.i. , , , i. I!•r.i'i, ..I A l i i , .1 K 1)1 

Hert in 1900 

u ' h h ! 1,-^ ,,n I!.,. ~i !-,.,• I, 11,- i i , ., 

.in ii.i- II,.mi .'..Hi H,-i, H.Ti ,. /•, ,, 

l,i,i 

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" ' ' M I , i',ti> 'In.I! I..M-" li,r iilii.n 

>••••'!• il.i-il S.il ih,, i,l h,. IH.II. Old Documents 

'I "Ifi.i I, .•..•:. 'a, 

!vlr /..A I ,• i.,M,r !,, U, ',,;fl ('li 

.,,.1 lUliii v.i'ii hi- l.iri'h' r Ui 

' •• ..II /..'I.- !, |.!,,,ii-,,,irl •jn Shown Kiwanis 

' I ' I . ' ',r •. ,:),, i;,t, Eualuiili'M I II l,u 

:,i 

Cull- 

I P II, (li|. I'uiil'l, 'Jriill Of till' hill)',,, 

Di.-.lri, [ ,,f N.'y, J, 

Si,,11 i i.u'.'. l/i II,i' v. III|/[JI.I( ili II 

tiMK f^^'til^lN-. >.ii:i!l',l h> j 

..• . I li,rin 4 

,,(! |,rirtH ,,f li.c district, 

A- ,i, i/M-Mi/ii.-, i'-uis, ilif- r.rodyc-. 

ul Ailuntit. Curnb*jrlai,U 

,,j. ,,,,i !,;,!, , 1 , ^kii' ijF,i.i ifuJSii:;;! 

, li.jlij'.'.l'iJ !i) Mil- ijld li,,:l- for Cori^ri'^siF.iifi Hiiiid. 

TI,M pf-1,1 icjfih ioniiiiliv ,ii-si^nyU?'.i 

!,,*ii )• Siull, of Aliiintu; C,lj; us 

ii .ii'ii|,;,!i4ii inanaMt-r li lie j 

ir, Mr Har.iif. throt jireviuu' ; 

i ;it-l.i-li.i 

if t*r'-':.i-r 

Lew Lehr Well 

Known In Resort 

{•iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiininiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 

j City of 

j Ocean City 

! BONDS 

J Bought . Sold and 

I Quoted 

3 

j Arthur L. Batten 

1 846 Brighton Place 

Iliriin I il J, \, I, 

| Woodcock, Heis 

| & Co., Inc. 

1 

| m N, l!r 1 SI , I'llilB, «, Pn. 

1 

3 

I MpniiM'r^ I'lillii^liitlin, Nlo*-N F,ifh 

| Phone O. C. 18SS.M 

I 1 Kveninfl and WtrkFodi 

A r n . . i . t i i - i n • , . , ! * . 1 . i l l i . r - ; 

, L S I , - I l l l l • • ! . , • f l i t ] 1 .1 1 « | . 

I I.t II. ' I . . ! • . . • • | , , | , i - - • . „ ! 

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i J •, I, I. U Mil : i ' •• : ; •,,., i : 

n:, r i.'.il 111 V,,,,.„!,. I m 

,| I 1,1! ,,; i:,. If. , : ( • ; , , . 

'"AII'',' 1 ,'- 1 t , ''/!;,, ,',"•;•':;' ,,.,. ,„.:-, Wene Year Late on 

",,, ;:','•',!,' ,'';';,'';!,";.;„'';,"' .?.. "• .' Ferry, Says Driscoll 

|| k:.i.,., |. 

I lililiiiU'il fmill 1'UBI' 1 

Police and Chamber 

Plan Crackdown 

( i.iil.mi,-,! rriim Fagn 

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r - -, 

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lu dour an' ,ia,,ih*.r pf.,l*l,.ni t*i.,l 

iii-tij^ I,, Itr Ul'iilt liith 1,1 iialiiiiitf 

! 

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l I,iif lukin ,)., LIT. ,1 I;,. »,,ii1 ' ! 

111! rt- ilitli- hi'l'H ^,-lf-iill ,4!^*-^ r.= 

(i-!,(ii iii lihiili hum*. iiiiniT-. |i.ii,j 

ût,^liiiilh,l dull n jiiiinuriU lu m,,h 

vuli.-iioi ^ ,!iiii linuil i !,aU l.i tin ,-L, 1 

,.|, ilirin iiiiii ;i,l|,-.l n, l.tuîii; t, * ^ ^ = * p J^ 

."M.|,.l 11,,,n I,, ill, II,,. 11 ili k ill,., f C ' 

•Mil \. »'£

E.J 

Ft* 1 1'. 

, J v 

•f 

'.*r?. -^.p 

Sttfe 

)AR C«oferedce 

Sarah SUlltreH Chatter 

n of tho American Revolu 

Ubn, win be rtprwented Thursday 

UM atate meeting, ii 

S CLEANERS 

QUALITY CLEANERS 

PHONE 2746 

OPEN YEAR AROUND *» 

RE-SILVERED 


GLASS REPLACED ud GLAZED 


NYftUN 

Mi ASBl'BV AVENUE 

PHONE (in 

>•»«••< ***** 

- Kitchen Cabinet* and 

pboarda nt« to Order. 

Reproduction* of 

i Dutch Antique Furniture 

' Wttte Ca far a Frti MbnaM 

Earl 

North's 

Wood Shop 

IMk IL. Opp. 

R. E- ItaUn 

Phone iSM 

IGARET JOHNSON 

SCHOOL o/ 

DANCE w DRAMA 

0478 or 2241 

r Koor 

i CUTS and CORLS - • See 

"s Beauty Shop I * 

ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

SFaXIAUZINQ IN 

Permanent Waves 

— AM, BEAUTY AIDS — 

184 Arfwry Avenue Phone 1141 

> CLOa«D MONDAY ^ N M ^ ^ ^ 

SALON 

STYLIN0 

Witt 

841 TO. 

CLOSED MONDAYS 

I'S HAIRDRESSING 

! BEAthT 8KRVICE 

ANDREW and CLAIRE 

' AVENUE 

served by the daytime branch of the 

Women! Auxiliary of Holy Trinity 

liscqiia! Church on Tuesday from 

to f p. m.. in the parish house 

05S Central av. 

Mrs, Florence Jeffriei was ap. 

jointed chairman of the committee 

in arrangements, when the Auxlli 

ry met TuesdBy rngrninf. 

BIGGEST 

THING 

THAT 

EVER 

HIT 

TOWN 

ATOMIC 

MILK SHAKE 

30< 

HOLROYD'S 

618 ASBURY AVE. 

Phone 

1871 

auuniminimniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMi.iiiiiiiii 

Joseph Driscoll Parjells 

Musical Instruction 

Organ. Piano and Voice 

PIANOS OF DISTINCTION 

AKtMll fnr ClIICKERINlj,. 

Krnnleh und .r"h""Kinihnll. 

Wlnlw « fn.. . Munriti Munrilr. 

Hiunmontl SQLOVOX 

Liberal Terms Available 

Phone; Atl. City 2.0940 

iiilii 

FINKBEINER'S 

BARBER SHOP 

[(Formerly Grahams Barber Shop) 

I NOW AT 

| NEW LOCATION 



By DOBOTHY DAY 

addition "to offlcim aid mefilbeii. 

Mil be tow Joan Smith, hlih Khool 

atudant rteontly letactad M the 

Chapter'. Good ClUwn Award win 

tier 

Since we're not try-In* to rwii com 

Presiding over the conference will petition with the 

be Mm Palmer M Way of North 

Wlldwood. state regent. Mrs. Way. 

•ho will retire from the state oillce 

and frtdar next week. March 1« and thin year, is a candidate for the 

IT. «t rjU artflual SlaU «ni*re»« of ofllce of curator general on the na 

the lMw J*f*e> ioolety In the Aa- tional ticket'of Mrs. Edwin S. Lam 

nfafr chamber of the State Hoiue. men. of Texas, who is running for 

president general. 

TO ELECT OFFICERS 

'An** who will attend from here 

WlJl fa* dctentUMd at the regular General conference business will 

monthly maaUna of the Chapter Sat- be transacted on Thursday, while 

lmtoy afternoon at the home of Mi Friday will be given over to report 

Irvlftf 1. Mountt. Ill* O«an a and voting on new officers. Mrs 

U^§ Loia llanallton will be gues: Ralph W, Greenlaw, of West EnRle- 

ifrMfcrf at tBtf mmting 

wood, is the candidate (or regent. 

Eighty-live Good Citizenship Pilgrims 

will attend the conference 

Mrs. Way will present each of them 

with pins and certificates and will 

ntroduce the State PllKiim who will 

receive a *1UO U S. Savlnss Bond. 

The girls will meet Governor Driscoll 

in his ofllce and will be ellteralned 

by the Society at luncheon 

after which they will visit historic 

spots at the state capital. 

To Serve Supper 

An pysttr and fish supper will be 

rylntf 

Weather Bureau U yon have new* for Mia D»y. 

we've promsied to refrain from men- pleue telephone tier »ny dor 

tioning the climatic conditions •( tl.j lifter 4 p. m.. ot her herae. Her 

beginning of our column this week leleêne number I* 1SM-IL 

Among local residents who have 

returned from vacationing in Florida Hospital Mrs. FealrhelUr Is the 

are Mr. and Mrs William Bishop. djuKhter of Mr and Mrs George 

* * * Flurer of Scotih Hall 

Mr and Mrs J Thornley Hughe": 

• • * 

740 Wesley av., returned Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hanna 

after a months incatlon in Florida 

Whl 

r nths tlon 

will at'end the celebration, of th, 

While n Fld Florida Mr and Mrs 50th w dding anniversary today ol 

Hughei MSited Ihen ion, Berwjn Mrs H nna's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 

Hushes at 5it Petersburg Mr and D H 1 ittle, of Westmont. N. J. 

Mrs Hughes H h all." traveled ld nlone hthe 

* • * 

rut IOJII Mopping Bt West Palm Mr and Mrs Robert Entrekin jnc 

Bnodi and Mnimi Inridentally they son. .„.. Robert Jr u,ere week-end 

rtpurlid that utather lundilmm 

tfiii'sl^ of Mi and Mrs Joseph Werb 

wen Idtal 

• • • 

Miss Anne Simpson entertained at 

Mr jnd Mrs Joseph Werh 1341 a part> alter the successful perform- 

Simpson B^ enlultflined Bt an open ance of the play "Berkeley Suare 

house Saturday evening Amonjl the at O(.ean Clt> High School Among 

l!ue:>t£ were Mr and Mrs Louis the guests »elf Mr ond Mrs Ralph 

Tjiinrmo Mr and Mri Robert D D Jar\ is Miss Marion Mensch Mis 

H.inna Mr anil Mrs Edward 

Oinham Mr and Mrs Ryon Wieien 

Ihul Mi nnd Mr* F I, Abbott Mr 

nnd Mrs Henri Hjrlman Mr And 

Mrs Hohirl lacoln Mr and Mrs 

Wultfr Hughes Mi and Ml* Carl 

lluiRvt and Mr ind Mis Robert 

EntiLkin, uf Vmiland^ 

Mrs Robert MeCormiclt entertamud 

at her regular bridge, Friday. 

Mr ind Mrs. John Feairhollar. o£ 

Mi Airy, have announeed the birth 

af a daughter at Abington Memorial 

1 

Pauline Fink Mr and Mri Forren' 

Cimper Mr and Mrs Rupert Wlckes 

Mrs Herbert Wllks and Miss Helen 

Dtrrltk 

* * * 

Although this business o( bouquet 

throwing tan become rather mo 

notorious Me cant lefrain from 

thanking a "fellow columnist for 

that terrine build-up list week 

Muchas gracieas, senor. 

Look for us next week when we'll 

have some more news to report to 

you about the people of our (own 

CUOMO MOMMt 

tti 

raoiti MM 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

' j£i33!'\^ ll l 

13M 

Sl»opp« 

rmo'im 

WAVES 

Presbyterians 

Hear Readings 

Mrs J R Butler gave a series 

readinjjs frnm the poems composed 

by her daughter as the entertainmint 

feature of a meeting of the 

Women's Auxiliary of the Firs 

Presbyterian Church, Monday nigh 

In the church parlor. 

Mrs. Butler represented the Calvin 

Circle. Refreshments were served 

by members of the philalhea Circle 

During the business meeting the 

group unproved its annual contribu 

tion to the American Red Cross, ant 

leaders of various Circles reporlec 

on iheir activities. 

Announcement was made that th" 

Bethany Circle will meet Mirch 16 

at the home of Mrs. J. Weir, 1214 

Ocean av., at 12:30 p. m., for a eov- 

ered dish luncheon. rireeedinB its 

business session. The Calvin Clrclo 

will meet March 17 at the jiome of 

Mrs. O, F, Rilenbauch, 824 Plaja pi 

Mrs. Olenn Miller, president 

opened the session with a Scripture 

rending and the Lord's Prayer, 

The Auxiliarv will again meet 

April 3 at B p. m. 

Baby, Aged 2, Has 

Birthday Party 

Lawrence Michael Allegretto. Jr.. 

son of Mr, and Mrs. L, M, Allegretto, 

943 Palen av,. celebrated his second 

birthday anniversary recently with 

a party attended by a group of 17 

little friends at his home. 

Lawrence received many jilts 

Refreshments were served and 

games were played. 

The honored guest is a grandson 

of the laic Charles B. Slctier, resort 

contractor. His father is assistant 

manager of the A. and P. super, 

market. 

* * * 

Drama Night Postponed 

The Women s Research Club announced 

yesterday that the date uf 

its annual Drama Night meeting ha••»»•••• 

Socony Vacuum Agency' 

•U ASBUBT AVR, 

^ r * 

fanner 

want to h* 

in A* Mfn 

which wm da bufhtMt 

W« toy to •an tint it 

in, hj dolag A* fe^ 

iagtkmgii 

1. Qivlag IU 

tommi food 

•nJ feed urnc* •( 

t 

f. Dtaliag 

•ad (urly with on 

suitomna, our »upyliara, 

and our com- 

yatitora, 

t, Fursiahiiif good 

j'sba and good opfaradto 

tka 

Jocil eituenf who 

work for ua, 

4i Cooper.tiajin 

Worthy ewie «cti»i- 

Ara ws good citiiem in 

your town? If not, wi 

would caniider it a faver 

H you would 1st ua know. 

Pleaie wrjt«i 

IlMiatr Iilallaii DatlttaMI, 

AftP Food Store* 

4W Lexington A verm* 

NtwYorklf.N.Y, 

IITAUH 

M 

FRESH TOMATOES 

YELLOWONION9 0 

NEW POTATOES "- 

TEXAS CARROTS 

ORANGE JUICE fto 

PEAS or SPINACH 

OCEAN PERCH 

Oxford Park 

Mill Of emu suyi 

GRASS 

I-S3c 

'Super-RtgHf Closm Trim 

TOP HOUND STEAK 

POUND 89* 

ROAST OF BCCF >2ZS? '85c 

RIB END PORK ROAST m M 45c 

SHOULDER LAMB ROAST IP * 49c 

SLICED BACON — g 27c 

SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT M t3c 

FRESH OYSTERS OT 41c m 45c 

FILLET OF FLOUNDER »49c 

•/««• Parkmr 

UMOM MIllNMl 

ATFLI 

DUTCH APPlIfTHtHIL 

SHIMT 

IACH 49* 

ILUIIII1T Met 51C 

Buns ' 25 4 

mu MOB umv MOTI 

m PMHMIIV 

Marvel Bread 

BUTTERrjmmn m 

CHEDDAR CHEESE 7° 45c -ST65c 

CHED-O-BIT *"'^f^*» w 23c 

TUNA FISH JFBS&gm. *£ 37c 

IONA CUT BEETS 2 ^ 23c 

MOTHER'S OATS 2 « 29c 

PIE CRUST MIX ""«" 2 » 35c 

GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS ••Z*£ 41c 

A&P FANCY APPLESAUCE I*- 25c 

APRICOT NECTAR mz 3 ^20e 

PEAS & CARROTS m I ^ 35c 

BIB ORANGE JUICE ^ 10 95c 

CALIFORNIA PEACHES " ^r 19c 

SEASIDE LIMA BEANS 2 ^ 25c 

NIBLCTSCORN 2 2r 29c 

ASPARAGUS SPEARS W 

DEWCO TOMATO JUICE 

8th STREET 

a ran *» 

tr 4ic 

^ 23c

• Thursday. March K I960 Somera Point 

Legion Minstrels 

NOTICE 

to Open Tonight 

I SOMERS J'OIMT ihi. Min ti 

1 

of a three bedroom beachfront 

Show which mil lie i mi Mid ' 

i iKht und triil iv nifeht " II" l'i« 

ii\ Suhuil nudilnriuin It Cljr 

Eluinn Pu,t Ami nun Li-amn J> 

!li. Luilus AimiJidr* pruiriMs i 

li bigthr .ind belter Ihnn lj« Ji-ui 

U « under lilt LliriLlion or V/dUj i 

Vnlli P.irku Multi.nl .mil Fmm 

Binl li *ill I»L" i !>'• n""> 

it ji 15 ntlulk 

TW» Pwperty Ii LiMed Exclusively with 

} nti null dll 

>bert L. Monihan 

I Central Av«. 

0999 

CHOICE SUMMER RENTALS 

1 P.irkrr Mulfuril W I 

I1.11T1 \uiri Nurinui H ml nil ,n i 

SHiiniu. Wir Ii. i li t I' '•'• " 

Mt w us a ir lei II < uti r 

Udtmr will It- fji'îUt' L\ i 

V rfcarel Jiihn i n w and Mr« Wlllitm Monci-W, Nff Turner, BBilly 

K«ppl«r. Wade Mon •tudy, th« fubject 

Thomai Oliver, Mrs Arthur Tnll crlef Geoi AllMi l Allen All Shephard Shhrd p 

M Margaret CCppeiM 

ond Mr« Cln 

,non Mr« DorU Batten. Mrs Sher Ihoinus terpole, Jsmti Kelinr 

nuii Winaluw Mr ond Mrs Herman Waller Clark. Jewel Crnddock, C d k St Stan- 

Mf,ki>rs. Mrs Niirmun Howlnnd ley Turner and Richard Denncy. 

ClidiU-i M«-rih.int Mis I'nrker Mill 

who utU'IKied were MrH 6tli «rnrli' mnlliers will 

rnd Mi und Mis Fionk Clumber Ktnnelh Turner. Mrs. EdWin Kellal l(.'fr( 

If. lam Mr iiiid Mis- J b 

Amiriv. Siiii S MMiss 

Duns Irltsili Cniililni k Mi 

Mi anil Mis Ki i in lh I unit.i Ar-iyiiluil Muwll 

tl L' 1 "I !'•" 

ink tin i i Lil* jml " i'" rili" i 

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•hi iinki,im 

Ml Hill II Ni 11 Hi I1HV Mull • 

ji II ttill iril I iriur Ml III, i li • 

MimUr ni Mn- • I"" i i" " 

l sliirt*"nti 

MRS. IIARDIK HOSTKSS 

n Mrs A Shtlih AT I>INNKK TO CARD I 

I i thin riivtll mil Mr C linn Ml Sit v Juhn Summers Jiisrph u isk SOMrRS I'lHNT -Mi 

ll.rdie 11 Iiriifn I m 

Cub Scouts to Have 

Cake Sale Next Week 

SCJMl-HS I1JIM -Al J Puck miM-1iru 

lur lln I'ub Sii mils Ihurstiij 

I N • MI t II" Yk S l i 

J.III . 

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[ ( ( 1! iii HI Frill yiscl Bubblt 1 

.1 il Lt Ri v Brubi run! 

P.-T. A. to Meet Monday 

SDMFRS POINT—Thf next [Wi 

mi ul "the Sumern Poinl Pun ill- „ 

n 

tuther As'.iji-ijliofi will ukt* "'"' 

Munduy dl a I 

1 , , ,, 1, 1 I111I. I . Al' Kinntlh 

1 } p m in tin 

lunum Hi 0.1* vh u\ Si iioui 

Phi 1 pmgrdm vill ht a t urneiilufi Exchange Club is 

Told Need of Blood 

Hifn Lioi ul Uiirii I i mrrt 

, .,1. i v i r.ilir.iiid L Willi.'" 

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HuilUInk lulu fur 

%~'tU smlih JiXl 

1 . 

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lil 

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U moving permanently to Florida, 

4 IMMEDIATE 

SALE NECESSARY - $12,000 

SAUI and RENTAL 

LBTINGS WANTED 

Far M y««r» I have been tpeeialmtig in Renting, 

•of Loti wvl Properiy, alae Fire Insurance in this 

mw 15th ud 59th Streett, 

1 hw«w • lwf« number of pretpeeta juii waiting 

tb« type location* ud price property and let* 

yilllt their r«juirenvent». 

1 hwM alwajPS been an independent Broker and 

*6 way to I«t your luting unlets made direct 

you# lialinf and will net circulate any 

inform»tion unleis you to desirp. We 

it# l»rfC clientele and are constantly selling and 

t pMperty, M I do need yeur lilting. 

ar F. Berger 

Rttd Eatate and Insurance Broker 

32nd and ASBURY AVENUE 

JHE 00*6 NOTARY PUBLIC 

Special Announcement 

On or Before 

March 20th 

MM, CRANSTON 

935 ASBURY AVENUE 

WILL OPEN HER 

CONFECTIONERY STORE 

SKXT TO iiKR I'llfcSKNT KSTABI.ISJI.MENT 

With a Full Line of 

HOME-MADE CANDIES 

We Will Have a Urge Display of 

EASTER EGGS 

And Suggest You 

O R D E R E A R L Y 

OPKN KVLNIXOS 

NOW... BETTER SERVICE 

FOR NEW JERSEY SHIPPERS 

CONSUMERS 

YOOK NEW JERSEY RAILROADS belitve that New Jersey 

shook) have the finest possible transportation 

tetvioe. 

To that end, die twelve railroads serving this state 

have .pent millions of dollars since war's end for new 

freight cui, new motive power, mechanization of 

freight stations, lift trucks, tractor-drawn trailers, and 

•pedal pallets and containers for package freight. 

To integrate fteir servieei, your New Jersey rail- 

foadt now own or operate almost 1000 trucks. Con- 

sidered at a single unk, ftese represent New Jersey's 

htgett truck fleet 

The*e truck, are pledged to an abiding obedience 

of the weight law. that should protest New Jersey 

highway*. They make no illegal use of public high- 

ways for private profit through overloading. 

These trocki are used for short hauls for which 

they provide the most economical, fattest iervica, 

They cany merchandise to the rails for long hauls. 

^^*i oM, ••yet, hai devised a method of tranipertitteii 

half as efficient, as economicil as the railrOiid for the 

long haul. 

These same trucks now pick up goods-brought eco- 

nomically by rail from distant points, and deliver them 

promptly to your door. 

Your New Jersey railroads offer services that fully 

meet the demands of modern business. Moreover, ai 

common carrieri, they accept even business that is un- 

profitable to them, thus giving service to shippers that 

they cannot be certain of letting elsewhere. 

Your New Jersey railroads are giving you, today, * 

a preview of the kind of transportation system tha 

United States must" ultimately have-a system in 

which each agency performs that function for which 

it is best suited, and in which no agency is a burden to 

the taxpayer, or profits from public subsidies. 

You, therefore, owe it to yourself to investigate the 

integrated services offered today by New Jersey rail- 

roads, Theirlreight traffic representitives stand ready 

to help you at any time, any hour. : 

: .D RAILROADS OF HEW JERSEY 

r ^m ill I 

* i 1 h !t i v i li ,!•*(• \at il i 

innirif. ndilUm 

\ 

]!ilfe Sf-nllnt i I 

- M V ('Iwriciutri IMS 

ti i it running iiriill iu 

i=Hh si J'hunM l5t*H=K: 

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i tjuhijiitii', rl 

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SfeNtlNEL-LEDnF.R Thursday, Mnrrh f>, lft. 

j-^ndenen Electric 

Concern Moves 

'-•William S, Anderson, r, m l I-II-I - 

Irfeal iMjnli'aitiir. I." niii 1 . rîiiiilir-iii 1 .! 

ni?w quiirltni at IHi>U Ai-iLiui * 

;i\ ! Hi.> ni!iV!Hi last Svm'k frniTJ thr 

11I1I lifi-iitjiiii :il 4ili fit- utui Ashury hv 

SEASIDE 

_ THEATRE — 

Semeri Point, N. j. 

Tel. 695 

FRF. • SAT,, 

Mar, 10 - 11 

WE'VE 

VliDENED THE MSUS^. 

"The Great 

Lover " 

uilh F.HONH* 

KMISCi 

_ 

WORKER BROS'. MOST RAVED ABOUT HIT SINCE 'IQHNNV BELINDA' 1 

HastyHea 

3REAQANPATRICIANEALRICHARDTODO • . - . c w s W 

TLEKDAV ONI.V - MAM I! 14 — 

FAMILY BARGAIN NITE 

- Till It 1>\} MARCH I.-, . Hi — 

HOI Bl I II ATI UK ,'KOCIRAM 

THE HOUSE 

ACROSS 

THE STREET 

priienirt b> WARNER BROS. —"«"——»• 

WAYNE MORRIS - jANIS PAIGE • BRUCE BENNtTT ^ 

AI.SU 

» Nin MVIKII »«vuj including 

Highhfhli From 110 Film Hill 

m KSHI • MM sunn • numi; o»r • rant OWIS • uci Huif. iron mot • PUMPS UNCWW 

fUMIl (Ut[ aid Hi, Ontatm MBIT lAMOUlil KMUH «•( MJIIIJ Vlf U • lOUHO iiri ANTONIO 

mini ram .-, -i ..;!, .... 

i t . , , i . i i. .. 

ANNOUNCING 

Si u I mi nl 

STANLEY 

CRF.F-T.NG CARDS 

. I \ HUM in 

•| 

'it il '. '..I.: 

LIQLWRjmRE 

No Suiiday Kales 

Wcrtdays H A.M. to 10 r. 

a4th STREET — JITST UV KH THE BRIDGE 

m- CLOSED SUNDAYS *w 

MON. . TUES., Mar. 13 14 

flic intimate inside Story of New York's Cafe Society! 

HEFUN--GAMXNER 

WED. .THURS., Mar. 18.16 

MATCHLESS WARNER EXCITEMENT! 

* KIRK v LAUREN k^DMIS 

DOUGLAS BACALL DAY 

HAVE FUN AT THE 3rd ANNUAL 

Exchange Club 

Minstrel Show 

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 17th IStli 

HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 

• Light Comedy 

• Laughable Minstrel Antics 

• Lovable Lyrics and Songs 

LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES OF OCEAN CITY'S PERSONAL LIFE 

AND ENJOY THE RIOTOUS RESULTS 

ijoung man "f 1 horn 

HOME TOWN STORY . HOME TOWN ACTING - HOME TOWN GROWN 

GENERAL ADMISSION 4,00 

Reserved Seats 25c Extra 

HOACY CARMICHAEL IU.NO mmmwi MICHML'cilRTiZ • JERfiTwHo 

COMING - FRI. . SAT., Mar, 17.18 

I SAMUEL GOLDWYN p,,.,,,,, 

I DM ANDREWS 

I SUSAN HiMRD 

supHiii. 

il Ill's) I'MUNIM J'Hllli'i. ] 

r> i,.lbj S!*HK HOlitON •!),mil. I «KO i'l.iuifi. InfT 

YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS 

SELVAGN'S 

REXALL PHARMACY 

Bth St, and Aibury Ave, phone 1839 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

The Finest Quality of the Beit Drugi 

Are Always Used 

>\. A. SKI.VAliN, I'll,|, |{ 

{nmf ln alltI ' w,.,, 

29C NOXZEMA Special 

49- 

Sp«i.l. 2 I., Sl.00 

Natural Gas 

Coming Soon 

fn N. J. Late Thig 

Year or Early 1951 

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Recent Fateful 13 Years of Struggle 

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HEATING SYSTEMS 

Registers 

Radiators 

Radiant Panels 

Baseboard 

COAL 

Warm Air 

Hot Water 

Steam 

Air Conditioninf» 

GAS • OIL 

When You Are in the Market for a Real Heating System • • - See 

WM, O, TOWNSEND 

PI UMBING - HEATING SHEET METAL WORK 

DELCO HEAT 

605 Atlantic Avenue Tel, 0328 

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S'lii'll liiiiiiii'lul. ul (.'iiliri lli'U.H- 11.' M-Mi.i-1'ir.'iliVi- i-niilii 

,.:,.,il,.,l i,i,ii. m i l t n I * " rli.-H'Mi- "I I'l'i'.i -'•""•' i-.'kiU'i- l.iliiiiiii' 

ui i.i- 

nil-Mil.I 

The Family Next Peer.,. 

"Why, Frtd I'd LOVI to go I" 

• Ever think of «!! the good thin|s in 

life yiiu'tl mis';, if it weren't for [he tele- 

phone' An.i when you add the conve- 

niiTK'f it provides,,. the liraetnd effort 

it saves , . . t()|eiher with the protectiori 

it affufds,. . modern telephone lervice U 

HTilv an oufsunji'iji value! 

. " NIW JIRIIY BILL TELEPHONf COMPANY 

WHAT'S THAT NUMlllf Th. pMM 

•Impliil way I* hot* MtptoM numb«n Mi 

ol tour.., iPtmugh y»ur Ttl^hon. SMM|r, 

ht mw numbm « numtan »si ^1 ami, 

y.y will niid IntwiMMii'i h«lfI IhM fM tM 

|ol Ibim down IH lulvn «f»HIH«l 

*ROUKtT PRODUCTION GOES UPl.-'ROCKET"PRICES 60 DOWN! //f%f%// 

i/Mw/tfW'/mfff 

JOIV£ffmC£-jy£l0! 

Intlrfauw /7i Jf«. Mali,- I>/M.. M HJUHJ prlr*. nan, Oplionol M nJl («,/.*.l« mgMl, 

A QiNIIAl MOTORS VALUI 

JV'oio. 4. foil f an buy lln; ai timi eltir of the Iiipli. rHiimiliiiMi, the rxirn i^rrving eiN of MM WlilrU 

wiyoldnciii/uii'/iriWJ'haiikilothFenihiiiilaMii 1 git ay 1 Hyiira.Matio I)r|y(»--ni« huvr price! Now 

reception snil overwlirliiiing jio|iii!aritT 61 llin all ihe flowing lirmitr of Fiiluraniir Myliiij, the 

flushing new Fiiluniiiiir "HH," UidHtnoliile now ruttliiimi'il cniofiirl of Oldiinuhile'i **.\ir-liorne 

offen this lowMt.prirril "Rofket" Engine car riih" ii Voiirt—of a Imivrprite! Thii i* truly the 

it in tvm lower prirc! Now yaw can thrill ts the value lieadlihR of the vtar! Hut don't lukr our 

"Rocket" Engine'i imootfaniirging rMponae— word, take the wheel! Make • date wilh the 

at a lower price! Now you can iajoy the iuper. brilliant new "88"-7at four Olditn'ohile deiler'i! 

FLASHI JUST ANNOUNCED ... PRICE REDUCTION ON All NEW MODEISI See Your OldimoblU DtoUr 

OLDSMOBILE 

Palmer Chevrolet and Oldsmobile 

1117-1129 ASBURY AVENUE 

PHONE MSB

Thursday, March 9, 1960 

iKans 

r Td Hear Bishop 

To Speak Sundty 

. m Broadcast 

Catholic Daughters 

to Have Retreat 

The ninth annual retfeat of the 

N J SUli" tuurl Catholic Daughters 

ui AijuTiGd w ill be held at Georgian 

Cuurt Cullege Lakewoori N J trum 

April H tu 17 

ttc\ Jowph F X Hdrnuuii SJ 

of Furdham Unuernlj mil t)C ti 

rilrejt directnr Father Hamsun is 

pro/eôr uf ethii*'. pssiliologj an 1 

teliihun in thi hi hnnl uf Cummerc I 

Fyidhani Limifîu 

See Holy Week 

Paintings 

Lutherans Shown 

Colored Slides 

i 1 II 

BISHOP SHEKRILI. 

B ^ The Rt Rc% Henr> Knux Shcrrill 

*£< Presiding Bishop of thi E|)i«a|inl 

' Church will oddro* ihi iuiu,n i 

*t tton ol Holy Tnniii Church llih M 

and Central av at the 11 mi.«k 

Service ol Morning Prsjir cm hi n 

i *ffee Presiding Bishop s address *\il! 

tcrne lo the local cnnijfiiiiiliMn tn 

t*a\O over staUun WBAB Allan!,, 

Oty, at exactly 11 jn a m H I 

climax ol the One World in Clirm 

npalgn In the Epi-.iup.il Lhunl 

' campaign aimed .1! inciriîtit 

i scope at the rhurch * wurk in 

al Edutdtiun Mi's in is 

i and Suiial Ser\ n c i ihi 

lorward step fnr tin*, Cim 

rmirtlon «lnce the camii-ralmii nf [IIL 

first BilhsH far the UHIULI SI,,I,- 

In 1TM 

MUBLI1 OIV1Nf III niii'ir* tJriurlmiiil In iiiir 

111 i Ii I Ihi chliilru 11 jl'n n 

luidrcl In -ill itirwldi uriilui 

.ml I , fun 1 Till ink prujic-t 

Eii.iu.1 i i Huh tt,.k il i mil 

nuliiji i ill in ni Iu Mil li m 

M Fir I Mini I mil -.pi ik n II 

1, r in, i il it 

Hi III him I I t n ir\ u il tdljli 

< ,,r i1. 1 it thi HI P lint k Hii 

H, I, I u.rc Mi' Ruth riii ur 

n ii hi i mil Mr fililh Ern I 

Plan Men s Diy Program 

1 hi ii u Ml In i Mm , DJ\ pni 

ui un it St 1 in,' \M f riiurih 

i i u II i\i I I i il builri i% It 

' I 

Flit- | r .| i |i ik, i ill I i tin 

' i l H i I II Hi III II r ^lilliili B i | i 

1 I t l i u r i l %il,iiihi L i U H i m i l 

i I. ni| i ,i U lljc C , i | i l I i " 

In Tin . n II i i! i n I tli 

I in It 

il ci | li i 

financial for it tmnkp* i 

complete changemrr in mull UHH ui 

AellsiQUS Education fur ddult anil 

children an extensinn af Ihi Mis 

•ianary work ol Ihi Anglican Cum 

mynion mtu new untouched del.! 

gpd a renewal of E^dngelit*] Anpul 

fa the milliuns of unchurched anil 

gddlexs Americans 

N0 SPECIAL APPEAL HERE 

In Holy Triniti rhurrh lhirc ill 

be no apeeisl appial fur funds bi 

Mi II u r. i i ii i if III. 

, f tin i in h in iiiipiui, 

i u .1 Idikc un rid i in t n 

i liuclt>ii lj-,1 Mil nuke H 

HHlln'r Ihi' t,ini|i,ii^n ull mi m 

in i uf Ihi' n.insh In ,l rcnr« ril itr. 

inrTiTlu ihi i HI i ul ilu M.i'ii r in 

iiuiiir tin 1 iiik anil jn\ful MH 

HI in Thi Mti furrt't E 

V I tl inriitui nf hi nurrh Hnh 

Ti mu Lhurih hrt n thi jiîst feu 

si ir^ mnii ih ii ilnuhii I in member 

.liip mil tfipliri ii yum fur tin 

,u(i url uf thi CJI ii r,il ( hurt h Pru 

*,i un tun innri inipnrtint than ihrft 

1 ln_ n jHrikml iti, clp\ntiniijl 

Uii Tin Lml iui irn iimri pcnul 

in lhurih in ink drfi' I' wi.ll a 

Stm l,ii Ih in iuf biluri 

Church Announcements 

FIKST CHIRIII Or 

ClfBIST SCItSTIST 

OfCin lllr Nrn Jtrwi 

Sun" 

J 30 l in 

lu 

ril 

Jame* in un >l ti 

Nov. vi h i\< i 

spirit nl Un i ii I iji i it 

V b l d l Iv Ilf (filli 1 h l l \ M 111^ 111 

thf. thniL I hill nr, (in 1\ i if i i i 

of Gofl I Tiir Li I in 1 i\, 

pa^sJLts fium îiitii iil IIiiIH 

with Ktj In the SUM I in I i M r 

BdKir Eddv un link 

SuUMHnt i is ITi i* \v hn h I i i 

and inuipibh if ill i nl in die i 

, Which outhl tn In ul I in i t 

u«—the ernni. i li intuit indiKin 

thfi mut.ibk ind niurt il l Ihi n 

erring nninul 'I)1L mil iiiiinorl il 1 

Sptrti is tin onl\ ul Mm Ihi u 

MSIblt and indiMsibli iiilimli (. i' 

(pp 4B8 Z-S 13-i i 

* • • 

8T JOHNS l\ Wl.HH \1 

LUTHERAN 

19lh sL and « tiilral ut 

Mr and Mm r>ul II Well MlnUlit 

,. ol Mule 

The TUrd SundAV In I cnl — Out 

(•reat Hour or Sharing— 

8 45 i m ( hinih Si I, I 

Blblt Chssil \uisir\ thluiiLl 

Adult Ui |iiUiiii!it Vi il i ui i 

comr Htlciidjnci tin! fjM i 

11 .1 m — nil. Vmri flu •( i 

Won Aftir Ihe V, ir Is fjier Al 

them by the Ch^nn I Clmir Sf loi i 

Jcannetti. Dirlij Stokr hpislli 

EphetLini 519 Ci pfl LultL II 

M-28 

Tn«i4ay— 

8pm —L.iiii«6 Anl bin II tv mi t( 

.-, m—Tuniur f hnir ri_ln_ n i! 

14& p m— Ijenlen Strvicr Sir 

tiwn Tlii. Lord . Trj>i nil ( in II \i il I i i 

x '" 1 i I ik i Mi _i I i 

\ ii it! U, IH , 

•" I 'I B I II ( I , tl m l | 

i M ii I ,n [, I ,n f i i 

i l l n i i I li ,r 1 

I- ti i 

1> I" I" in 11 n A_, , f In, i 

• II I i ill i ui ., pi | |, 

'• l u i A lull f I n inn I( 1 

p li i i 1 nil 

|f l I I' Sp II 1 i ,n , |, t,, 

r >.iii vilii tl i Mi lull l mi. ON 

I"' ti m nl I,M , ii, B, 

T 1 i '11 ii £ iil | ]H\ \ inn . 

u i i il iii IIIIIIII i v i iii oi i> mull 

p\iin,('i-.i If r tin H I iili Vwil 

th , i ,,. 

Mnndai Man li 1 !— 

1 !() |) n _ l-n,,r p, rIr, 1,,, 

1,1 nip in ilut jl dm linmi el Mr- 

I ( i Bmk i 8 Hi t ii 

ru.MljN Mirrh H_ 

7 I) p in — bi ir I) iji 

ii i IM II i- n irtn ,. [ r ih, 1 

Cn HI tl p |, ,„ ,i M, s ] 

Uillmu \\t tuili il ji 

Mtdnesdav— 

i »> | m -Midi ik II „, f,| 

n>ir lirni L ml Rililr |utJj ltd 

In PJ t r Viitur D Bi illli 

ThuriiUi Marrh 16— 

IH )llp ,,,_r,,rl, Churn nliut ,| 

l"l I Mi I ik ii 

I rld.il March 17— 

' P ni—Bihlf C lul fir ill In 

ind t.rls m ,h, |,)Jlr .njn^mn, 

Irnllillni, n inm I o UHII\\ I 

I'mriis sm.in; lo,,|, [ ltt |r(J t ( t 

Lid hy flrll ,lllri Jfl,n [ I|I|L 

* * * 

FIRST FKtSBVTfRIlN 

7tli >L and He«ler av 

1 he (•D'.pel ( entered and 

MlMlfjnarj Wndrd t liurrli 

,'. Till* Pativr I 

» is n in —Prayer moiling of Hit 

Lords Dav Schoul tcaihirt and ofllJ 

cer« in the iholr room 

»30 a m-The Church at Study 

ONE GREAT HOUR of SHARING 

• '-il 

} 

These ire Asp ol many ud serious world problems, which 

America cannot ignore, Cold war, strikes, revolution, conflict us 

the phrases that make today's headlines. 

Numerous are the theories advanced for solving these problems. 

Statesmen, eoonomiits, and diplomats have Wed and failed to 

achieve their goal of world peace. 

But there is another force at work that promises greater success, 

This is the power of love, fellowship, and understanding — and it 

takes its banner under the name of Christianity, 

On Sunday, March 12, Christians the nation over will gatneF 

together to pool their wealth, talents, and faith in ONE OftEAT 

HOUR OF SHABING, Only through such united efforts as ttus 

can the world come to know the peace that it desires. 

Come to Church this Sunday morning and share with ethers the 

peace and security that you know will come from Christian living 

and Christian Wth. ^ 

m 

Luk. 

«mi 

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8 

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IB 

2B.34 

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monsorshTpof the Following; 

EDWARD S. CORSON 

UMlricil tonlrarior . HoiBBinl AnplUiiri., 

7S2 WM| Ave. phone 224S 

EWING T, CORSON 

800 Ocean Av, Phonc 0007 

ATLANTIC CITY 

„«„ H-ECTRIC COMPANY 

800 A«bury Av. phone 0130 

LEWIS L. BARRETT 

PrlDiing . Stollonery 

807 Aibury Ay, Phone I2S2 

BERTRAND T, CAREY 

Seal Kiiale , Iniuianri; 

15'th'StiBd'W.lfc Phone 0178 

HANEY LLOYD CHATTIN 

•««l tsiale > Inturanrf 

131S Aibury Av, Phone 0060 

CHELSEA TITLE AND 


801 Ajbury Av, Phone 0300 

RALPH ; L CHESTER 

Seal Kilaie . Insurance of All Kinfl, 

801 Central Av. Phone 0026 

EDWARD ||. MILLS 

lil.l I Sljl, , I,, II, ,,!,,• 

219 Asbury Av. Phono 2193 

MONTGOMERY'S 

721 Asbury Av. Phone 0499 

ARTHUR M. DeMARIS 

Kfnltnr . Iniurnr 

601 Eighth St. Phone 1233 

WALTER A, D1TTR1CH, Inc. 

Rra'llnr' • InMinii 

601 EiBhth St, Phone 1360 

DOUGLASS CANDIES 

Qujlity Siiltn linn 

326 Atlantic Ave, Phone 0147 

N. HICKMAN 

1155 Aabury Av, Phone ISIS 

FRANK HOWARD 

Rrsikierea liuiiiirr 

21M Aibury Av, Phone 2SS0.K 

I .LESLIE LAWRENCE 

Bf»| tilule 

4801 Central Av, Phunc 0pl4 

JOHNPELTOCO,,Inc. 

(ifiiinil tt.nti.n-tor* 

1258 Aibury Av, Phone 0988 

PLYMOUTH INN 

717 Plymouth Pj. Phone 8879 

C, j, MOYER 

RfSUlprpil nujldrr 

Phone 2S21 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

OF OCEAN CITY 

801 Asbury Av. Phnn6 ,300 

OCEAN CITY 

..BEVERAGE COMPANY 

IllSSimpaon Av. Phone 0122 

OCEAN CITY PAINT.UP STORE 

II. wA,,T«aliRIJBBi Pritpi 

6S3 A»bury Av. phonQ ,aB0 

OCEAN CITY 

!r.CE WMPANV 

TINKLER'S 

LAUNDROMAT SERVICE 

West Av. at 10th St. Phone 0054 

VOSS AGENCY-Berrtia M. Voai 

Hpal rNUte — Insurant r> 

SOS Ninth St. Phone 0044 

VOSS AUTOMATIC HEATING 

and FUEL OIL COMPANY 

201 Aibury Av. phoM 0413 

WARDS PASTRY SHOP 

INC'. 

724 Aibury Av, phono 12fiO 

SAMPSON and HAMADA 

Ma *"""« • Jerttd Air Meat 

32S Weit Av. Phone iO4i 

SIMMS' RESTAURANT 

On Ihe 'Walk at Moorlvr. T«.« 

HAROLD CSTEJNRUCK 

hS 

1682 

Revised City Government 

Man Up to Legislature 

5-Man Commission Form Not Efficienti Saya 

Commission; Concessions Made to Criticisms 

A revised pfoyrnm tar munkJitHl 

gnveninientai rofgrm, which miikt's 

p^^înn^ tp many uritiefHrng of \\w 

plan Iflst ytwir. wan 

DKstnl 

GllVL'rijrrll-lll. 

,„. _„......._. . ,._.,...,....... \l\v j.h(irp imiiith" „. ., 

nied to Gov*?rni»r DnKOifll find < CftmimtiMiin iniiiiiiiiinpd 

1 • • - - Into iiiKi week hy Miiuil ihitt city ctmntilKsiu 

Uli Mllfllfip*!l 

Ml i'i'ilit'isnt, tin? 

orfiiinni 

Hardock's Typewriter Co. 

Authorized Agent-for 



Used Machines ____ $20 Up 

Service On All Make* — M Yrarit 1 Expvripnre 

2815 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, N, 

Phone A. C. 5-2610 

d Of eftlcknl govcrnmtTital ad 

miniitfation", 

GONDEMNg COMMIIilONS 

Condemning five-m«n eemmlsgloni 

In ftfl municipalities of tho itst^, thi 

C'orntrillion said that this form sf 

piVofiimrni i,q Mibjci'l lo "fiulitiriii 

fL log-riilliny and htiit^ 

ibili" 

tfivd 

Tju 1 

of thi?; iurin of city goy^ 

iJU'iii and rf s furninenclf?d public 

Tifidi) iii[if!I nuinU'UHttilif's no 

-r iiiun lflSS tu tit'toimiiu? whrihcl 

vuturs wJNhiul uhnrlt'r cumin ih 

HCl lyt tu jm'jinrc n^w furrtis of 

niFiiNirutinn iil !jhi> i*f ihi? typu;. 

l 

HFTAINH 

Thu nt?u jiru^rujn ruUuhH tilt* nrij= r * 

i iwt I ijrip|ju?iiilh for miiyui-Luuncil 

ct uiit'iUniynriûr iiinl hhiiil) iTiiinuji- 

|sillily iyiij^jil ji 1 ftiiM = Thu ifSiucu* 

tivi*.N wiiuld in 5 charêfl with i!f!niiii = 

s s= whilt* L-uiinL-ils 

Opposes Gut In 

State Library 

Resort Librarian 

Asks Legislature Aid 

The Ocean City Free Public Li- 

brary this week ask#d Assemblv- 

miin Nathaniel C^ Smith and the 

Irgislnuvc uiijtrupriatiDns rommitted 

In prt'vent lhn proiJOBed^reductisn of 

the budget for the Stgie Library ai 

TrtMilrjii, as rccummended^ by QGV- 

t'ninr DriSttiH. 

Mi.Nh Ili'Ien M Dcnipsf'y, ileiing 

tihruritiii. m n letU*r t« the leuisla* 

lor?*, said ilwil ri-iluciiig thp fscilitius 

nf Hu 1 Stale Lihrary would indirectly 

uflici the survives of the Ocean City 

ib 

'Our |ifoblem in tills rz- 

i t e(Ti?c= 

F. P. Ristine & Co. 

M i: M n n is s 

I'lJiiidrliiliia Stink Korhanec 

Ntw York Siofk Kxihaujsc Nrw Viirk Curb 

123 South Broad Street, Philadelphia 

l'rnn>parkrr 5!:)00 

Clinton D, Lowden 

Hailsd as Reversal of 

Centralized Govt, Trend 

ttji' mum 

was hiuluff 

Th 

lt"-t 

.-In 

ml' >.tcr,t u!th the Mule 

TITLE INSLIRANC'E SEABOBES 

H«ndprinB courteous rind prompt service 

creating sifi'ty since 1BB8 

CHELSEA TITLE -i 


A I . K K I I T I' A l U l ' i T T . • -!•-• I r m .-• ii i.f H I I . I H.i. ril 

K l . W i i n i i K l i l U K M I S . I ' l l . I i . n 

! • i; ! : i n : \ i h n . S i - . \-> * .i- \ * .i ; -. ;. i.,t y 

ATLANTIC flTV OFFICER 

Boardwalk National Bank Bldf, 

nt'CDssitiiir n larji'i? and varied col' 

lection uf h;mk£. Our total bunk Cfih 

im-tipn nuinbtM'H It).JIB. qr one ond 

it qtiiirtur bonks pur capita for tin 1 

it-must pfiiniliition tiûri 1 and one and 

ihrt'i:? ciuarlt:r?, less than thi* mini- 

, mum frHMimiiiiMidfci by the Amuricon 

tin,'.- ui-i'k hy Ihe New JufMcy Tax-( [,i|,n,ry Assuciation. 

(.i;r!.^, A?;s,yt'iutmh nz "a rtjversa) j "O,ir muninpyi budget appropria= 

\ 

i lU'-tlnrfi. friim 'M U> 20 einployu^ 

' d it.r, 

: nun rnluvt* IJii- bonk hudwi fibntjt 30 

- — — =—=^^-= ,,. r_ rîit frmn s:n ono to $25.fM)n. as 

Episcopal Rector to ^^ îrti^lZ?tiZ tSL'i 

- :Preach at Cathedral -" mK "^"" »?-""!!_ 

1! ,:,•! t ,!!";I.,,f'^f,v %hîm \ Burn Grass or Debris 

i ,„,;,.i,,r HI „ M.-yin.i Li-ii-1Now, Is Plea Voiced 

By Fire Warden 

C';spn M;ty CnLiiuy fiirniris iiful 

Driin yf|f(iiiiM> urrr uri\rt\ Ihi- upuk i" burii 

nil I ^rilH^ niui drhrij< riu\\ : . sîulo it i* 

' ;iS,,lHli)ly M,l,. 

i Mrmviirflim 

Hi- iiiiripii this llifiilinnlliiM "Tit 

Liivi >i!l iihirin in r;iM' ni H fnrrst 

11 ri• li'll ihi- fipi-rntitr. 1 Wiiitt In rr-1 

iiurl ii inri'M lin' The n|ii'ratni Nvil 1 j 

|.i,nnfr! MMI u'itii a fiirr^l firi' 

riTY 

Nitinnal Dank of Ore.:!!) City Bldf. 

i l.f.Ti IN II I'lJH I.. Vii. P'riii, 

S T A M . K * V ' i r . I ' V . A-ii Tr,.:i« 

Fli.iSK M As Ti 

wii.nwoon 

3.115 New Jehtfy Ave— 

IHSIIIOKTON iirlHKS 

u 

Kiinm No. J - Slanlrv Illiildiiie 

A Way to Help You Pay 

Your Electric Light Bill 

If I h r . M l i i n l i r I l l l H I H I I I I iilllp.lii'. p i i l l i t u n m l h r l i r l i i r i l i 

Iti u H I M I iiKiviilf x i i i u i l l i ii i m h i ln'l|i liiij i i l i " i l n l i i i - I I B I I I lull 

l l h i n t l r t i n I !i< tr ii ( i i m | i , n i i ruiiii'iuii - I m k i« .n-.ilhiMi' In Ilu 

m.ukil .ii ..limn s:l |i sh.itr. lliiMlrilii i^ H Ml |M 

! s | s •' 

prf i r . i r iMtalili 1 iii' i i i li l.iiiiiiin I i, %|iril 1^. .'uli Ij m i l I l i i n l i e r II 

l i n \ h a r i - s ill I l u - M i n k >> ..Milt n n i all.ill! v.'UI. iliil i l l i l i ' l i l H |i.l,i S I ! 

II* J v r a f r M l I H I ' 

fqllal tu SB SI! :i IniiHlh 

I iirlv > . I M | - F S Hiilllll m * l JlH'Hl sl'ii ."•'I " H " 

fi|ii..l I n H O D A m i i l i i h 

It M . I I , n r i n l i r i . M i i l . iili ."il llii' . UIIMIIII lii-luii .mil "'.i'l " "-• '"' 

l f l r | i l i i i i i f o u r S r « . I f i - M - i i i ' i i i - i - T i H u l m 1 . 

\11 . ,1 I, Mlilll ••(•. IMlihlllillilli.i . I'l •' *'• Wiir 'ii Illl' Oci , !' 

C,n Ci.mi-iilii'M 11..11 

I I II m - Nil 

Miumrr.. ul_n 

i-l'v Si-li...il li.i" -1'1'P- 

m l : I.I H i . l l l l-llll- 

I! i, MI .-The SUAIII' Th. i .i.'ir 

•... ;ll ,,i -.i..|-. Ciiiliireti ul j 

1-irlif • i 

h : « i .• . r . i ' . - . ! i ' - : i . . ' . ( ' ; „ > . 

r : I I I ,. , i . i . ' i • , i- i , . . 1 . ". !-•• ••' 

ll,,,,ll, 

M. • ' 

Somers Point 

Churches 

IIKTHANV MKTIIf>l>lsr 

Ri'v. jfwf I Rliltards. Minislfi 

Mmi-li I::— 

. !'•! , . l l .' 

II.un I I":' 

• t i c •:' 

I ^^H^ Comport "$!•••" 

i Fepular iiis ''iighti" 

Spacisui "Tsui" 

Come in and Set Ihe Wondsr- 

ful If 10 Msdiri- 

A Doiin To Cheoia fremi 

Hans P. Voss 

"The Friendly Bank' 

s ; 

J |1 ,i I-:- J l i i i J i : tti,i .,;,,, StT- 

,•:,,! |.,|.ic- tji.il I'l,.iin..d l.ifr ' 

! I':)" P M.-Y'.u!li KeMOM,I:.,. 

•, ill p iii- Kirliil^ hi*f\l Sui :i't:- 'il- Ni 

, i MI K : i i ' . i u i i 1 C l i i . r , i: N i 

PACKARD 

Sales - Service 

Complete 

Body • Fender 

and 

Paint Shop 

Bishop Motor Sales 

12lh St. and Asbury Av, 

Phone 1888 

Everyone Needs 

Insurance 

FIRE and OTHER LOSSES 

Consult Vnur «« llisiii.i'-.i-f Asi'lH- 

N,,« fin Adrijiliile t'niifiliiill 

WE WILL FINANCE 

YOUR PREMIUMS 

lull ill i.ur hunk anil Ulk m " Hn 

'llrlaiK "I Hie li,ml npeUed. Its • 

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*il, riieiitlly (.cniie. 

v lioou ri.tri. ii» m 

A ijrjoi) i'l.Ari, -l 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City 

MFMBill 

itlriKAI. IlfNKRVK SYSTRM 

iLDtnAL i.trpsrr iN.si;BASt;K 

Banking Hours 

9 «. .n; until 2 p.m.- Saturday i 9 * ,m. until 12 noon 

at, KisKi'ilN IE, c. 

Hfv. I'aui V. Harry. Piisliir 

M i . » . c . . .'!- S l i n i i i i J iit li. II 1 " - i 

; l 

201 Asbury Ave, Ph. 0413 n „ m 

' Wn-kiNn Mii.-i, lit n ., ni 

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l l M l l h U l 1 1 1 . ' ( " l l l , » 

Our Pen Works for You! 

BORROW 

MONEY 

HERE 

We will give you a loan to BUY^ BUILD of 

RENOVATE your home on a REDUCTION PLAN 

MORTGAGE, 

Invest with U* and Receive Profit 

on a Guiirantoerl Inveitmenl! 


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Tlicru iii ii'i 'tinlt mviilved, SavinRa up lu *ri.HliO- arc [nKUrcd bj 

the Federal Savirigs and Luan Jniurancc Q 

OCEAN CITY ^ 

Savings and Loan Association 

Bil » 8ih Striil PhontOOlZ 

Church 

Announcements 

PaBe III, I'lfiise 

f iiiiiiiuil-ll fiiuil I'iUr I'' 

,,-; . H,l> Sri m'l l.i-.'.iil' Cl'Ml' ; 

I iili I/,-III.,I. .n'.'i l.i-...!i-l-.-l-ili" Ai-!.> 

1,11. Jll 17.111: I fur l; 1 JT-'ÎI ri|..'- 

,;, < 1 |,,,-.., , I.'!' ,,11 ill,.-: 

||i V, a ii —Tin- C'i.iir.ii al Wi'l'- 

.h.|i I.ei'i.'ii M-riiniM. • N" oili'-i- 

\'i,nii' Aiiinlis M.Mf, A,I, -I \2 Till- 

;r (iirci li-il by K.iM.ircl- (•' (i. 

Hi'Kiin. M ill -111ii "Thi' l.nril h Out 

dinlii.lt ', by KrMiii-i-'-Slii-kli'k, •-.,, 

I'l-iiliii ,-nlu by Kli'iiiliir PiiM-hflll S.if- 

•ilU'iai i'lTenni; fur n-lii'f in KimMn' 

1,(1 Anil Ihriiuuli blue rr,\i'lu|ns 

Hit |iul|iil I1II«ITH lire pliiri-ii In Illp 

:lnry ul Cl.i.l by I.111111. .1 Tjiu-iirin 

il nf hi. I'llliiT Hup 

rsi?ii'ii l!iir?i!'y lur till' i'i'lH.'i.iriu-, 

.1 luirritlH- 

ii-if) )' in — Mil! Illli uf Illl lllUT- 

iit'iiiiili- rhri^liiiii Kliili-inui Stui.'H 

HpiiiiMir: flmrirs M Gnml. All 

7:111 p In. — K%i-i:iliH Ki ri In- ul 

.Vi r.»lll|i Si i'Hiull. '-Till' Writing ul 

in- Wiiii". Diiiiii-i r.aiiJH The I'hi-u 

A in Mini, -ir With AII Vnur Hi-ni'i.-.'; 

ruin Mi-iiili-lwi'hr-. 1 .- ' h:111JI11'", iii'ii 

-,li IU< H,i\iimr, I'll"! Me" In 

ii-hili-i-ker llyii'ii.ira l»'l by Mr 

li Mini t'i.tliL- iiiiti H-lyi-^ >uur f.i = 

.nn-d hvn.n, 

2 p. ',,. -M-'i.lhlv I'.-i-i-li'iS '.I' ltii 

WASHING FAX 

NO tlME 

LIKE THE 

PRESENT/ 

I, ".""...In Ifl'.TINKI.KR'H MCK-i 

| liltriM.1T sKByifK snlui jnur| 

i Irarini,' i.1iriiihing nf diimitlinji i.fl 

Irlnilirt In iiilr indhlduHllirll m»>Ji 

i rhlni-it, la-l y§ ripiain «ur iifryirr | 

&-Delivery] 

! Laundry and Dry | 

1 Cleaning Service | 

TINKLER'S 

SERVICE 

IMtll PiBKINIr fPACl 

Wiif »»i.4H0th IT. MHONi 0014 

ll IllilllllllillllllllllllllllUifl 

New KAISER 

If You're a Toufh Trader 

Looking for a Real 


A Trade, Check Our 


Do Anything! 

Woodbine Motor Salas 

K.MNfili . I li l/.l II 

Hild W.lsl.iUEtiiii Al,, iVniidlillie 

Open KVBK, & Nun, Phoni! i-iaiiii 

ChruUan Endtavw Society. M» 

G.orge Fischer, supirintervdenl Mri 

Raymond J, Shumin snd Mrs Miur- 

iee Yinfling, isililint superinten- 

dents, Mrs, Bessie Well Butler, 

niusical direetor, and Mrs Hurry P 

Hawthorne, pmiiiit. 

7:30 p, m—Midweek prajcr meet- 

ing and Bible study. 

• • • 

FIRST METHODIST 

"Thi Church with Uu LhlDM" 

•Ul st, and C'fl.tr.l av, 

R», A, Lynn Uanflsir, Minister 

Sunday. Much !£*- 

6;3O a m.~Churt!i Sehpol with 

classes for all ajji'g, Huy E, Darby, 

auiierihtendetit, 

II a m—Marnins Worship, Bap. 

tism uf Children. Sermon. 'Bearing 

One Another's Burdens", The morn. 

ing_choir, directed by Mrs, Charles 

K. Thurslon. will sing, 'Jesus Refuge 

of the Weary ". Vocal soloist, Oscar 

Hatkney, Jr., will sing, "Into the 

Woods My Mister Went", by George 

B, Nevin- 

6 30 p in. — Intermediate Fellow, 

shin, in the Junior room. Youth Fel. 

luwship in the^ church office. 

7:4S p, ni—Evening Service. Ser- 

mon, 'Substitute for Ood", Music by 

the Youlh Choir, directed by Paul 

Weil. 

Tuesday, March 14— 

12:30 p m - W.S.CS 

WE CAN 

AuroMOfi/i£ 

FIRST CLASS 

Terms lo Vnur Cfimrnh-nrf When 

You Have Your Car Bepairtd, 

Complete Line of Oi-nfral Motors 

PARTS and ACCESSORIES 

Have You Had Your Car 

WINTERIZED? 

PALMER 

CHEVROLET and 

OLDSMQRH F „ 

- riUClIDAIKE APPLIANCES — 

— luliilillnllrd llll'J — 

I 1117 - 1129 Aibury Avenue 

| Phones: 023S . 0236 

1:00 A, M, to SiOO P. M. 

VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT! 

9th and SIMPSON 

Luncheon, Mm, AC, J 

NotHy ClrcK prwldentt by { 

WcdoMHUy. MuA II— , 

7 45pm —Mid-week Setvk*. f 

are studying the boolcltt, "Our F 

in Prayer" 

TABERNACLE Until 

8th st. mat W«l n. 

Rev. W IlPliry Wllua. . _ _ ,. 

10 30 a m —Bunday School. Mr*, -3 

Louiss Pollard, superintendent, 

11 30 a m —Service, 

7 p, m—Servlco, 

730 p, m.—Prayer Servic*. 

SEVERAL 

USED CAM 

For 

Jlood, Clean 

Transportation 

Mengcl 

Studebaker 

112 Central Av«nu« 

Phone 1443 

THIS IS THE SIGH 

THIS IS THE ADDRESS 

North & Wesley Av. 

THIS IS THE PHONE 

NUMBER 

2308 

Your Car Deserve* 

the Best Servl 

Care - • - And that* 

what you get at • • - 

ANDREA'S 

"AA" 

AA" AUTO . From 

M AAA" 

SERVICE 

to 

Bottom 

and Repairs of All Kinds 

"FRIENDLY AND EFFICIENT" 

WALKER'S 

TEXACO SERVICE 

Phone 

Oi'Piin Cily !>0iS 

JHll STREET «nil SHOM KOAD 

MARMORA 

SHEPPARD'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

912 Simpson Ave, 

GENERAL MOTORS 

Parti and Accessories 

g«rie§ 40 and M 

BRAND NEW 

BUICK ENGINES 

F14 '31 Thro '46 Can 

Few Vnof null 

Olil Mofflr ijiitaMBtiiHi 

in.inii i i.miir.ri, a CIATCK 

Brakes Rclined 

Clutches Replaced 

Motor OrtrhauImB 

Carhuwtor and Ignitioii 

Rebuilt Front End 

Are fires Wearing 

Unevenly? 

Km* Action, Overhauling ul 

Wheel Allenment 

THE MODERN WAT 

_ A HJfiW BATTIW? 

T1MI o* itlBiSf 

VVB HAVE THEM 

IN iTOCKI 

CASH sr TIME FATMR.WI 

Wallace Bros. Buick 

9lh St. and Simpson Ave, 

Phone 9042 

OUT OF THIS WORLD! 

THE NEW 

PACKARD!! 

BISHOP MOTOR SALES 

1159 Asbury Ave,, cor, 12th St, Phone 1888 

iiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiililiililliiMliillililNllii 

Cadillac 

Pontiac 

Phane 060B 

WM. T. POWELL 

SALES and SERVICB 


mi, tiiiiiitiiiiitiMiifiHiMiiii!,inilinHiHli 

Q 

ONE . - - 

Just one accident can 

ruin you financially. 

^^ Let us protect you 

insurance ... we represent only companiei having 

an A-l Plus (Excellent) rating. 

Bites in (Jape May County »Bd Vicinllf 

Honey Lloyd Chattin 

1315 A.bury Avenue Phone 0060 

Save Tires, Time and Miles 

ape May County Bridge Commlsdoii 

OCEAN CITY -LOHGPORT 

AUTO e_,' .I 

BRIDGE 0Tickets'! 

Single rwe, 2B« 100 Ticket*, llft.50 

lie Short Route lo AtUntk Gty 

• ,?*• '•' - [ * 

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SENTINEL-LEDGER 

SawiTB 

•lilUiU, 

0W SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc. 

fit %ht OnU Kit) HMInal Irfaw — H H*l 

U»M IV AMfikviHB. editor 

ltABOL.II I.KB, AiBtallllK »ll«i 

> •»,«• Mr tm* i>r •>»« i» Ot*m cur 

•< tut *f yi-l*Ml.Dl Mw. (H.r Mt. 

p Bl l« III r!« no • 

tut *f yi 

Blnr, p«r 

. (H.r Mt. |1 OH .1-month.. 

^mn^BRJtM 0 *** 

THURSDAY - MARCH 9 - 1'tfiO 

< Clouting Will Be Muted 

t(, lanky Henry Y. Cloutinjj — the man whoso 

countenance ha« always offered an interest- 

in expression—is Ruing to step down from his 

Up on the Board of Chosen Freeholders 

jit don't envy the successor of thi« officer who hai 

loathe Board longer than any other of its pie.sent 

mn. He'll find it hard to fill Henry's shoes 

t. Clouting has heen county director of chanties 

since the memory of man runneth not to thi- 

(jr.- He has been * hard-workinff member of the 

Welfare Board ever since it was established. 

i OOUqty almshouBe has been under hi.i direction, 

I taken an intense interest and pride, not only 

tlon, but in the welfare and happiness of eiuh 

»bly nobody but Henry himself will ever know 

,»ny families in diatrass he has helped, not only 

j»lly but by hit) personal intereKt in their w< If.ui- 

Henry Clouting will be missed 

Yesterdays 

In Ocean City 

ONI TEAS AGO 

Aaembljman N. C, Smith on. 

nouneed introduction of tt bill spon- 

sored by leaihore countiM to post, 

pone for six monihf the effective 

date of the hotel Ore safety law, 

• * • , , 

Irvln Johnson, chief of the Urn 

department for 11 yean,, announced 

his Intention to retire on April 1 

lifter 30 yean' lorvlce, 

Most radio receivers in the city 

were "blacked out" by static for 21 

hours. untiUon Electric Co. trouble 

shooter found the cause of the dis- 

tiirbance in n defective transformer 

at 10th st, 

* * * 

Munleipal Judge Howard Warren 

posted a .schedule of standard fines 

for o variety of motor vehicle ami 

other offenses in his court, 

• * * 

The variety show "LBIT It Off 1 ' was 

ready to open at the hitch st'hnnl, in 

the wake of the iinniiul KxchnnHe 

Ciuh minstrels 

riVF YEARS Ar.o 

Pulue hild IB ihililnn rmjiii 

fit m thrtt- tit Mirt jtar*- ijf »it< i 

(unnttttnn v, nh tht inti-ring J 

Imitinj! of tttu bii.irdu.ilk prnptrtH 

tumult and the shouting have died, but the 

about high taxes will go on a» usual. 

YOVR Chamber of Commerce 

;/tW membership eampiiign of Ocean City's new 

j^n^-ireeded Chamber of Commerce is now under 

J«)in now and have a voice in this important organ- 

i relatively few business and professional men, 

»f a fair erogji-sertion ot the community, or- 

"It, but they want YOU to step in and help to 

tito activities. They want your suggiBtions, you^ 

r,Hnwi and your willingness to work with them f 

rarfjvancement of the city, 

?rif» YOUR Chamber of Commerce! 

Cuntractx totjilini; $240,520 wirp 

given condltiopiil approval by the 

rommissiuniTs for ifbuiliilnij bourc!. 

walk ramps, repairinir biilkhiads. 

BravelinM streets and huihiinx ncsy 

stone jetties • » • 

The OPA nrnniinenil a lijht(?nin(! 

of reifulatififts for the replacement 

ill lost food ration books, rcqulrinij 

a longer waitinji period. 

Girls dffcBted buys in a ' 1 Batt!r> uf 

the Sexes" quiz program staled at 

the hii!h si'huol by the junicir tlass. 

Pfe Juhti P. Fries. Jr.. received two 

citations fur outstanding service with 

the/7th Armcired Division atfainst 

ibf Naiis, 

Oman Ocean City's Memory Lane 

Soulliwurd Ho 1 oould hiivf b«n the chant ef these Mnp 

uorkmrn »v lhf> irr.lfd iiiothfr rlfrlrlc polf on the ««n Hide 

uH lr.l .v Vboul 51.1 st. The time -,»s -h.rtly before l«» 

l,,e »,,uslun VW-. Hie InsUll.U.n >•' »"^ "• rl.r P-«" l« the 

»l,l "looMrvllIf >r«llev ' line thJl i.n l» IlKlh ,1. for ni«i.y y,.rK. 

ll.r r»lls for Khlrh h»d ulr^dv beer. Uld. \»U h»l the troll,v 

«r.,l tu llie suiitl. fnd uf the I-U»d rlflit Ihrouth the Hud dunes, 

even before tlirre »as mi iiulomubllf roadway. One or two or 

l...isf i-lon.-, l..n,r,. Ih.ii vlrtuallv If. thr „lldfrnev,. ure Mill 

Home Rule for Hometown 

Explanation of Changes Proposed by Faulknpr 

City Govprnrrn-nt Plan 

County Press Ocean City a la Carte 

Opinion, Condensed 

,Higher pay for the commissioners probably is juati 

t Then they'd be able to afford tho.se boxing (flnve 

y've needed all these months. 

City** '30-Year War' 

'tm't there a 30-year war somewhere back there 

Commissioner Henry Rower, Jr., thinks that 

IB VBABS AOO 

King A, Porter. Ffitiretl rantraitor 

and former lie plant operator, died 

at i2 

« * • 

Ocean City i, :h's basketball 

championship aspiratiorji we re 

rudely dumped when PennsKrove 

eliminated the resiirters from the 

South Jersey tournament, 40 lo 19. 

* * * 

Frank Sannirio, Charles Selby and 

Winnie Myers emeried as city table 

tennii champions in their respective 

divisions, in a tournament with 3i 

contestants staged at Convention 

Hall. 

•i/tj&eiMl City has had a 80-year war of its own and that 

1,'Jrptita reason for the record-breaking tax rate of 1060, 

1." He contends that set-backs suffered by the com- 

' during the past 30 yearshave had a cumulative 

He cites the real estate boom, the big fin of 

,,, .% erosion, Worid War II, erosion, the hurricane and 

1 ;«mrUnued erosion as the roots of our fiscal woes. 

t^ Ty *'l coat a frightful amount of money. A large 

'•""••' tofjhe coat was financed with b6nds. The principal 

it d i d ff if r t f t 

Sears, Roebuck and Co. adver. 

tiled in The Sentinel.Ledger a sale 

of iS.foot electric refrigerators for 

$89 95. 

* * i 

The city commissioners condemned 

and ordered the demolition of a 

cluster of ,U small wooden shacks, 

known as Cramer's Village, because 

they did not comply with building 

or health codes. 

iptcteat drained off a painful pioportlon of pur tax so VIARS ADO 

"jet*, leaving an insu"fBofent amount for main. Mrs. r Leroy Howe âs eie 

mi. So maintenance suffered. No progressive 

dan Ion; afford to permit maintenance to be 

So now we must catch up or lose out in the 

,__ jtt, rmee. 

"it probably alio is true that the public, imbued 

ipk prodigal spending policy of Washington, is 

tttflng more nervices for which, of course, the 

! must pay. 

tile Red Cross is playing it smart this year, if 

can't nick your pocketbook for cash they'll settle 

your veins for a pint of blood. 

W*r* Wm Poor Gueuers? 

j\\. Ocean City's voters, a couple of years or so ago, 

tMrfttjd down a referendum that proposed the levying 

111* "service tax*'—-a name that sounded a little sweeter 

I "Juxury tax" but that meant the same thing. 

Thte tax would have been paid by all of u», but 

icjpally it would have been paid by the summer 

who enjoy an unusually large amount of free 

-here. 

voters apparently feared that the tax, once 

&d, would be with ua always. Perhaps they 

correct. But in view of the super-duper tax on 

estate called for toy the 1950 budget, it might be 

^hey didn't guess right. 

j Hnt was ele 

president of tht Parent-Teacher 

sociation to sucreed Mrs T J Qlrev 

ttho rtsifned bemuse of ill hialttl 

• i # 

,,Har\ey Murcy 917 B3> a\ suf 

fered 3 frietured leg and other m 

juries when he fell three stones i* a 

scaffold broke while he \*a= paint 

in£ an apartment rmuse 

• • # 

Four test piling 45 feet long virrp 

sunk at the site of the new rmmiLipal 

trajh and garbage ineinei-ater in 

preparation for lUrting found itmn 

work 

• * a 

Resort physicians pledged their en. 

operation to the Chamber of Com- 

meree in an effort to establish 0 

sanitarium hire to help provide a 

ILar-arnunil pairoll and visitor 

Larry Imbesi scored 12 points to 

lead the Postofike quintet to a 10 

20 victory over the Pire Department 

in the pla)ntt series for the "cinnil 

half of the Industrial L 

Editor's Note— This, is Ihf tirM 

ii! y MTii-H :>( sis iiriitlt^ !>ri- 

pnri'i! by tin- New .tiu^r.v Cum- 

mission f.ri Mu/iiciiiiii UiAi-ri,. 

mrnt uiiil dislribiiliMl thrmiMH 

tycjlitK,^ uf Ihi 1 Nt'W JiTNt-y 

Prf'î Assucmtiun H* dLSLU^s j,ub- 

tidy thu pfit|4rii!fi uf munif!rj;ii 

Kuvornrm-nt U1ipru\ emeni i,'r.v 

l.iTuri' the Stall' Li't^liiluri' 

Ntv Ji'Mpy rnuiiii iptilitii-i, ii.ulri 

M-ctiri' "the £rv;iU'>,l pijîi- ul lyrui 

ii'll-iiijviTnimTll i-unsisti-ni wllh II.i- 

Ci.hstituliun nf thi' Mtiilt " under i,rn. 

liOSiilH finw bi'liiH- the mile It-::',. 

idtUre, 

Hfi-iimmendrfi b y t h o S t a t i> 

iFauIknpri Ciiirnr.imiun fin Mur.iri- 

(,al fiiniirniiliiH after mcirc tirnr. 

Uii yi-arf; i : Mufiy and iunyuii.ihun 

Ihi- bill!, IA-I0, A.II. A-12i 1., n- 

Viitnp and irn>diTm/i.< IIK-III ^nM-rn, 

mi-nt hiivr> been introdurt'cl ni iin 

St.:jte Liîsliitur*' by AhM'iHhK 

Siifhki'r Percy A Miller. Jr. 

OM'RRK S NKW Pi,ANN 

The legisliitioh IIITITS thi' Mill 

BUH municipalities thri'e new B 

efn !'"•»• "' ''-• 

[nlincil-ITinnaKcr. miiyor-cimiii'il and 

ii form designed usini-ially fur small 

munifi|ialitlus. Numerous variuiinf. 

of these thrvii basic forms nhv tin 

zens a brood chime as tu the (ii'tail, 

of their municipal oris.imziitiiiii and 

administration 

Any municipaliiy ndnplinn nr». nf 

'modern Inim« is immi-diiiiily 

nted "hcimi' rultV puwers it never 

jnyed Ijefare Tin- mimiiipaiiK 

would have full iH.wer ti, urfitviU' 

ond regulate its IntiTnul aflairs. and 

to estahiisli, alter onri abolish offiivs. 

puM'lions iind emplMynH'iils ami ii, 

di'ltllo lunptlun.1, liuwiTs ami flulli'x 

thereof iind IIs tli.ir u-rill, II-IIUIT 

and eornpensation , , . exercise pow- 

ers of condemnation, uiirrnwinis an.I 

taxation in the manner ph.vidi-d bv 

Rener.il law." 

C'lTlKBNS I>Ft;Inl! 

TII iirinpl (me (it the i-.i'W fin-ins 

nf Incal t;uvi.rnmi-iil, the rniniiin. 

sion has [irovidefl vnti-m nilli in-ii 

methods: ill Kletliun ul a i-hi,rti-i 

inmiiiisMiiii which may ri'i-iimiiifhil 

line nf the varintnins of the tlin-f 

prupnsi'd furniji tii lie put nn rufi.r. 

l-nriilm ur I2i by plaeliiR one of Ihe 

forms on referundiim b| jietlliuii In 

eilhcr caso the voters themselves 

finally decide if nne of the m.\v 

inrms is tu be adopted. 

If voters i-hoose a cliartor cum- 

missinn, herc-s what the CummiBSinn 

can do: (1) recommend for ado|)ti.in 

one of the three new forms of local 

Movernment; or 121 recummend thai 

the municipality's ttoviTIiiiiK |,0,|v 

pelilinn the I.ejiinlatine fur 

! ,.f a spei, 

Mllm-lld tbat 

i rrm; in u 

hiirliT, »r i.'I 

unn .,! i',\ en 

irt 

|H'A |,|:,,,|,lk prrmmrd lj 

iii A In slrci,nthi-n the lm- 

ir.i i:f ami make it inure < 

a! 'iM'ftieii'f.t 

1 OllMiSSION IlKtlllKH 

In 

riot 

IMr fivr.meinb! 

the c=:Ii 

With {leterrn,ninM 

the j/m errunei 

lity iimhl h 

to ilii- i 

ii!fi tf.uUi 

(he 

ireritlhiTU-i 

si\e nr kH 

nr v. lii- 

re tu-un 

ii 1 ha 

i-i 

ui 

The chari 

ulil jaihhr 

utthe luruiii 

li5 

hea 

The Nut Bowl ^£^"L15i 

Our Florida vacationist* are now strapfrling back 

Ji>« the national American Legion. 

. iff for the contest, each student was 

M".to a lot of Americanigm. This was the pur- 

|>fe' TOaW is DOthinr much more militantly "TTien Wedneiday'i cloie enough, 

n than the American Legion. And the teflon "T i f«"h Mp "(m «*, *A' nl - " Ain * 

to Iwil bwt to wmbat the iniidJoM Innuence no trains hen m smnf ^ 

Ltamg on the minds of young people. 

CONDITIONED 

He was a difnoult customer. One 

of the two partners In the cloihinK 

store had ihown him every suit in 

Slock but one, helping him into each 

one and pointini out the virtues of 

each garment. With tach suit, he 

would turn the man around and 

around in front of the mirror, 

' Finally he despaired of 

eultomer anythlni. Just then 

partner Itepped up and showed the 

customer the remaining suit. He 

bought it immediately. 

"You see, Sam," said the success, 

ful partner later, "what good sales, 

manship It takes to sell a tough 

customer like that. You nottced 1 

sold him on the first try?" 

"Sure," Mid the other, 'hut who 

got him diiiy"" 

* « • 

WHAT S THE BUSH? 

Breathless from running, the sales, 

man asked the small town station 

agent, "Quick, what time is it?" 

The agtni answered, "Hound about 

WedneMtav, I guess," 

"No, no," gasped the salesman, 

"what hour? 1 have to catch a 

trsln! 

rinjjs anil j-iiunmr 

t must provide 'tht 

'U-.it iiiwsibli- inlurniiitlnn and di«- 

^M(j!i re^pi'iiiny the [uirjinses and 

iilii'iw (if its wink " It must n- 

it its ilndin^s and reennimenila. 

In the fiti?ehs uf the mur 

" v w" 1 "' IIIMHI';'fl 

KIVIIIK widest imssiblu puliln-i'y 

io Us report 

Thus tin 1 Ii-Miiiliiliun QfTeis modern 

lulnis nf Incal sovirnment with ruin. 

iriniBi mteitii'iMiie by the legislature 

The tieeisiun \VMiiltl In" left lu !he 

MUM'S Hii'ni. rule wtmlfl be an 

:u!uabiy. 

Forum and Agin' 'Em 

From One Resort Hotel 

Proprietor to Another 

EdiK.ru Noli.—Aliss Surah E. 

Mayberry, )irii|irl(-l»r of an 

Uiean City hotel, ollered some 

iiiMstruetlu. criticism for Ocean 

City in n letter published ill this 

tleiiartmeiil two weeks ago. In 

it she ejqiresscd the bupe thai 

tin- new Chanil.iT (if Commerce ' 

wcilllii iiriiinote eivle liPltcrmtMit, 

Aniilhi.r hotel |iro|irietor. Kv- 

ii'i'lt 1, Ci.|ie. rin>siilen( nf ihe 

Chaiiilur, has wntti.n thi- In!, 

h-ttlhii lelter to hi-r, and ha« 

(!i\i-n Tin- SHiliiii-|.|,1.|li!i-r a 

ii.py nf ii i 

'•Di-iir Miss Mayberry: 

'it is with a great deal nf iiloas. 

lire I have read yniir words 1,1 en- 

i nuraxement to the • newly.formed 

ChsmbiT lit Commerce of Oucnn 

C:ly in last week's issue of The 

Neiilinel.Ledger. 

"It is (jratifying to know that our 

HibManlial residents (mil business 

pccinle realize the need uf a Cham, 

her nf C'olnlileree and the |iro"re» 

Fair II, flfilse 

HUNK BACKS FERRY, AND 

MISSES THE BOAT 

(< ape May County (iitelte) 

Having read, anil written, news of 

•hi [jrojelied Cape May.L+wwi ferry 

t',r innfe than iti years, (irit! havmM 

li.iiiid Irum the old Oazi-lte tiles 

th;4 the propiisal âs discussed as 

ii.rili as 50 years iieu, |)erba|)Si we 

h.ay be esruMMl if. eiirrentiy. we 

hiiM. fuund it dinicult to (jet up a 

luil head uf steam over the sunpes- 

linn that ihe lerry service mlisht b,. 

layriched a* a link in a New jersey- 

li* UiWure ir.ter-.latt- highway system. 

But we are aboul to change our 

tf.iiikir.i!. It could be thiil Ci.n 

j.i : e^!niial,aspirant Flmer Wt-iu- has 

M,ii;e insuie infurmaiinn tii eyuie 

! un In lit-lifvi- that the ferry pin, 

tret will be consummated If it were 

a mere hiihh!e in his eyes we are 

ii ihned to think lie woulfi hau 1 

hesitated tu u«e it ai his Mrs! step. 

pitiH Mone in the campaign which 

will ciintiiuie until nest November 

^^hen he will o(i[iost' Congressman 

T. Millet Hand lor ii seal in the 

HniiSe uf iii-piesentatives. 

rriirn a purely political_vifwjiulnl, 

luiwever. if Mr! Wehe contemplated 

nu votes ihroujih his advent into 

the terry picture, he may have 

blundered. There slill are farmers 

in Cape May and Atlantic counties, 

and possibly some in Cumberland, 

who don't like the ferry idea at all. 

Hereabouts, .there are farmers who 

lonH have held thai the furry svoiikl 

injure them by glutting our markets 

with i-arlier and cheaper produce 

fi'i.lil Delaware, Maryland and other 

Males Ht-condly. the Vinelaiui man's 

siiMiji'Stii.n that it might be fuund 

fi-asibln lu operate the ferry only sis 

months of the year will not be |ion- 

uh,r with those in this section who 

are enlhusiaMicallv arivucalirm the 

priijecl. 

NO ROOM FOR CiAMBI.KRR 

nVildwBud Lfaierl 

Tile other week the Cpunty Prose- 

cliu.r accimpanieil by State.atid lo. 

•'ill police of inn County eornrnun. 

ibis raided two places and arrested 

iwu inch on charKes of cundurlinii 

liainblinjj activities The authorities 

Slnteti that evidence of (jamylinii ac. 

tivilies in numbers antl illegal horsi- 

race beltini; was found with both thi- 

arrested men. 

Il is to he hoped that the Prnsn. 

culiir and the other law enrorcinjj 

assents will continue their efforts 

The resorts of Cape May County 

cannot afford lo become the kind of 

Places they will become it gombliir" 

activities are permitted to exist iir^ 

miilested. 

'Who Do They Think They Are!' 

A shell time anil as everyijoily kinrivs. « i!ri)ii|) of fjennn Cilys 

well known business and profesi-iunal men «ot ti.tsethi-r unit oraan. 

IIH! a new Chamber of Commerce. 

The curbstone comment that lias followed that achievement has 

been typical of comment that !(,,,.« with ailytbiiiM that anybody or 

ITnup starts in Ibis nimmunitj 

A friend uf ours sidled up to us. lie louked over his shouldir, 

then askeii suspiciously in low tones, out nf the corlienof his mouth; 

"Hey. what dyu think of this Chamber of Cominerce?' 

(You'd huve ihduBhi that he was taikiut! abullt somebotly down 

in Ihc r.exl block who was suspciii-d of beinij a commie I 

'1 think it's a line thina for Ocean City." we replied "It should 

have bteri oriunized a lunii time ugn," 

'Yeah, yeah! That's just what I w;,« Ilunkifiii: " b- replied hastily. 

Bill he slill looked doiihlfiil. 

"Aw. the Ciiamber of Commerce ,s just a fronl fur the Repub. 

lu:,n machine," M.id another "Look at the nameu uf Ihi' itirectnr, " 

"Have YOU looked at them' 1 ' v,e uske.l 

'Sure' 

"Will unre when has'Frcnch I.uveland been a nepllblicali"" 

"r'n-ncli Lovi—hey. it- he a ttireclor"" 

'•Diiili'l you lead Ihe 1-,-t in The Rentinel-U-di'fr' 1 " 

"I thnuaht I did . . Well. Ill be ilfirni'il' ' 

Arid another curbstone cnmphiiner: 

'•Win. du those isuys think Ih.-y uri-" Win,I ri;-ht hiive niEY to 

organi/e a Cbynibt-r uf L'uuimerct'.'" 

"Perhaps they aot bred waiting for you and the rest of Ocean 

that n Chamher of CommercF 

~t*tty 

is neeried?" 

"Yeah. 1 Riiess so." 

"Well, somebody had to start it. That's all the nrisanijers have 

done. Personally, we think that they're a pretty able and represent, 

alive (jroup u^citizens. Bui ii'you think that others can do a better 

job. join the Chamber and vole 'hem out of ufticc when their terms 

expire. Don't just beef about it " 

And so it jjoeS: There's nolhiilK new about this altitude. Ocean 

City people seem In like to "heel ": just as the boys in the Arttiv 

liked to gripe. It's the most popular winter inclnnr and outdoor 

sporl. heri.abuiits. 

But in this casi.. we do hcipe that the beefers will confine their 

Kripes and suspicions to the gin rummy Kami's in (be back rooms. 

Tlus^ Chamber of Commeree is important lor every person in 

Ocean City, The amount of benelH that each will derive from it 

will depend upon how unanimously the community (jets into the 

Chamber. It will depend upon how many men—and women—will 

join the Chamber, roll up (heir sleeves and work eonscientiouslv 

on its committees. 

Reunion in Havana 

Before Art Watkins leit town to serve as assistant cruise director 

cm the Holland.American liner Veenclam. on a southern trip he 

leiitalively ananaeri for an "Oiean City Heiiniiin Dinner' in Havana 

The steamship hue HHHIRM ii a lireat idea and told Art he i-oulcl 

Mo the limit. He did. He arranged a large table— (lowers- .decora. 

lions, even iiholtiiiraphers. Bui An was the only one present 

All or Ocean City's southern sisilois a! the- time had coiiHict. 

mi; dates and couldn't make it 

Looking Ahead 

L 

Ocean City's Fatal Weakness: We 

Just Can't Seem to Get Together 

"That's not the way in handle it,' 

snid The Gen,tleman from Philadel- 

phia when we (old him some 

Texas Goes Independent 

If CEOEGE 8. BENSON 

Fruldtnt Btrdlti Collcft. Btutf, ArktMM 

; A CHANfiE! A jiroup of Tesas farmers have made some refreshing and en- 

and W»v>) couraging news. At a liiianclal sacriflce to themselves, they have 

ill rf r nn M --. srnl a healthy slice of fuderal t'overnmeni cash back to Wnshlngtr.n 

Wualilta throughout wllh ° nole '" " le V S Treasury which" said, in eiteel, "lltrcNi y»ur 

lulMlilie!, throughout „,„„,,,_ By strujjHnj » m i t hlfdfr ,„„ pinehlnt m t pfnBitn, we 

ran |et by without It," 

Newspapers and farm journals sent up hoiwihs; nnd ev 

Solurday Evening Post wrote glowing editorial praise. Tt 

solicited return of federal funds to the U S. Treasury esn 

nii.kes nmuts r,i ^ .;,- i •' 

ciations. Has any one of them n civic 

policy? They listen tn talks nn Tiuw 

•"" AHtn sa >"' n B they intended to jet rid 

° of their Oeenn City real estate on 

neeount of the record. hreoklns 

budget. "Tl)nt kind of petulant 

prallle shows just what is weiiken- 

ing your thonccs of tVer (iiakiiiij 

your city what it oiiuM lu be. and 

that is the model for all Jersey's 

shore resorts. 

"Your fstiil weakness," lie went cm, 

"is that you can't jet together

Thursday, March 0, 1980 Spring's Coming! Baseball Practice Is Begun By 

Coach Clark; T. J. Carey to Coach Track; 45 Ready 

. » . '^fl TuM^lr stave 

udereWin First Round 

So, Jersey Tournament 

Emerge From Close-Scoring But Not Too Hard 

Game With Fighting Weoditewn, 38 to 31 

Iy Bob Halleran v 

The Ocean City Basketball Raiders came away vit,- 

»w,ouu from their first round of the South JITSI'.V tir.mp 1 

Ptoaniament in Camden Saturday. They walked over 

I'Woodfltown to an easy 88-31 victory. The game wusn I 

ll^naeh different from the majority of (fames'this seuson, 

^•fawept "there wa§ more tt stake. 

""•(• It WU the 18th game the Careymen have playi'ii un* 

aeason and it brought their record tu IB \s\w. three 

fosses. They have a count of 

: 8S wins out of 38 starts in 

w, iwe yean. 

•Tie itarllnit quintet (or the Red- 

__„ csmprued Jtrnte. Selby. Bed 

: row, luckholti and Powell. In ihe 

«#»«d half. Ibberson, Sam and Joe 

Jennings and Grille saw seme at- 

. ttott. None of the seven Junmr 

Varsity members who went on the 

" Wp lol into Ihe game, as it was en. 

were the iln.wst they hot! ucn: «in--'i- 

the bejjinmni! iif liu- Kiimf Tl'.i'.v 

liH'tted but [our pninls In kwl Ih. 1 

eouni This spurt «» *li.>ri-liu-i! 

however. iiiiii'Uit' CflH-vmi-i; M'Uli 1 •'• 

Liaefc to their ysuiii ivmpi-.si.ri- 

The yarn? '^n^ slowed tie', 1 !! ^rt-M 

l.v whin tl.i- lot-ills had ih,- IIHII I'm 1 

*.«;.. W".^....-- -; ;>- '^ !£> 

£. * ,ri. ,;„'„„„„,.,•, U:rilllth lhl. ,:,;, 

In Ui-t iiii-if r.iinil- .-I: !!:i Imll 

Twii-i' II; Ihi' rtniil I U M mii-.iilr.- !!• 

WiiisdM'Sîi liiiski-tf'tTj. ui'rr L:;\.- 

Ihi- ball iiut.iif.ii.iuiiiis iillor li. 

Heilnn-n hail lirnki-n lliniutl-. lur 

trv ill tin- hii.-krl Bi-tl-. titiii-!-- I''- 

I«-K>INT HAD AT HALF 

The Careymen had a 10-poinl W'aH 

it ihe end of the half, but (he 

'JTooditown buketeers outpomteri 

them in both of the last two pcnmH Ir. ., 

-|o cut the lead three puints, and al- hl. w l|i(,lr r|)llnl.1 

low tht Redmen only seven point* ,,,,.,.„- „.,.,,, hilvk 

u their margin ef victory 

The Jump at center went tu ilu- 

tool boys and the game was tin Nr 

one leered immediately, but when 

thi Raiders againr got the ball, Tom 

Selby, team captain, dropped a set 

from juat ouuldf the foul circle tc, 

give the Raiders the lead. 2-0 Wend,. 

' town leored a< soon as it Baineci po,. 

union of the ball, and tied it mi ut 

two-sll At this point the Carey- 

mtn scored several times in succes. 

lion, and the Wqodstown boys 

eeuldn't let back up to Iiie level of 

Bur taiketeers. Thus, at the end or 

eight minutes of play, the Red Raid. 

trs lad, 13-6- 

COMB-BAIK TRV fAii.S 

In the second quarter, the KUIH 

lellowed the pattern established u 

the elqiing minutes uf the first quiir 

ter, that of a fast, oft-suciririB. spec,. 

laculsr game. The Woodstown iiilin- , 

let M deiperately tryinii to SIBKI- U 

come-back, but with no apparent 

•iiceeM The Careymen were detu 

'. nltely the superior ball L-luli. their 

pouing, floorwork and their »i-t "f 

fenie and defense all showed iiie 

ipeetalBFi which was the betti'l 

tram. Again, in the getcmri quarter. 

the locals nutseored the Blue.and. 

OfSnie from Woodstown, this time 

not quite so heavily, but still it built 

Ball Squad Put 

Through Sprints 

bme, April 4, 

itill Open 

BOB IIAL1.ERAN 

.'ilLn.r A I'lurlf iiii.-i-li. 

185(1. hlnl III, |i|'iisi'ei-ti 

1 lur tlu'ir tii>t si'.is 

Muntlny ilfleniiiiin. .lilt! 

pact- uliuli is ii> i-nrn 

ihriHi^haut the prLUMKi 1 s.-asfin 

Plenty of ruiiuliiH ihrijuinii. l);iltiii 

Silver Lining 

49 Tracksters 

League Titlists 

League Champs 

Note Out Ocean City 

Juniors, 16 to 13 

The lour Cape- Allantir Vincent on Drexel 

ihe 

|%tll,.1. ,, ,„ 

l 

;jMt-pm,.fifi I 

Hltfhfi^r .' 

M 

Wild wood Nosed 

Out of Tourney 

Losei First Round 

to Gloucester 

Also Did Well in 

State'Meets, Relays 

By BOH IIAI.I.RRAN 

' iraik tr 

l l . i k o H I S ilr >'•'• " 

r ! | 

THI MODERN STYLE IS 

194J.bO iharaploiui oi th# Cane. 

Allniitic League. The .core was ii, 

13 

The periods were fight mlnutci 

I,,,,,; us in the rcKulur vflraity eames 

i, ,' HI' re were only two periods per 

,..,.',,,. ini,l Ihe losers' eonsnluticin 

^,i,u, was iiiily one period. 

C hiii U-s Vim-enl. 817 :ird si , Ocriin 

i*.lv has mm » plilff «n lilt 1 varsity 

iVrrtllii-.i! ti'iiui ut Dresnl JnBtitulu of 

Vi'|.,-i-ni'is ii siiphiiiiiore hiudyitii; 

li.nii.-iil i-niilili'i-riiii; ill the Institute. 

.,",.,! ,, a ini-mhiT uf (he Alpliii Pi 

i" •miiici-i riiiii'i iiily Hi' wns e;rad- 

lln- Oci'iin City High 

************ 

The boys H he uent out for tlpt 

lirsl SFUIBII found Ihpffuflvts MOM- 

d.rlnr «li*th#r they hud toUrn 

inle the wronf ffoup, Sureli tills 

royidnl b» |hr trark leam: Kveri- 

Imdv had basfball (lover, Ijyl what 

inuid aerount for all the 

they were fuvering on Ihr run? 

II «»*, is they found out, Ihr fast- 

enl, surpsl way lo teythlfn up soil 

miiseles. iind develop speed. 

SO JI NIOR VARSITY 

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ii, ciftfininu' anything 

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a.setiiill ^rhr-dijie fiilhi\ts 

, April 1—(JIH.II. 

, April II=Onfn, 

A|lrii 11—Opfn. 

, April IS—rinu,a ill v 

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t-'ridav. April ^{Î 1 1 r a s .1 ii 1 iill. 

Legion to Sponsor Second 

Boxing Show on April 22 

lauu> I. 

Tuesday, MJI 1—litidilli- Tiiun»hip 

Ihrirnr), 

Iriday. May li—!l|,en, 

lijfsda>, Ma^ !!=Ojil'M. 

IridHj. May 12—Middle limiisiiip 

Wii 

p to 10 PUMII.«. 

nut liiiili Kiiini-I ili-rt-niln-t 

Uniup I haskribiil! chanipinn in 

Htjiith Jt-iM-v îis knnikt-d out i-r 

the ili.-lrii'l title iiiurnhlnrft in 

aimii'i-Ii-r Iliuh ill a ilrst ruuivl 

Uiimi- al C'liniili'ii i'nineniiiili H;ill 

Saiurday 

nrily in the first jn-nnd, u-ii!^ up 1- 

;i 2'}=lr1 hiiiflime t-dyi- iinii t-1 rfnilx = 

mi; tin- tliivs \iurk |.v ..ui|'-'ii*,i'ii^ 

the seashore crew IS in 7 in Ihi 

Iniirlli !|ii,liter Tin- lin.il .inri- iva- 

j Pitman Beats Egg Harbor 

Pllmill! tllKli Si-hii"! - I i •: I-.- 

q 

thu Raiders' lead 

23.12. The Redniijn wcrt* hiivhm i- 

hgrd-luck streak thrnushiiul the •(•.•- 

end period, most of their shots faM- 

Ing off the rim. nr droppini! shnri 

Thii period, Tom Selby nnri Bill Rr,!, 

row were keepinii the CureynUi: 

from buekllne wilh their snirma 

They were the only Haider* u ho 

weren't Infeited with "Gremlins" ot 

something equally vexins Bftwuii, 

them, they accounted for ail in Hammonton Wins 

points in that period. Q Pamborton 

BAIDKRS OUTSCORSD P,,,,!,,,-!..,, liiuh ",h"r,« , ..,•»,•, : 

1 After the hilf intermission, the- tu Hiiniinoiiiuirs iir.ucrfiil . 

\ lin.il >iimin.iri cif Ihr first 

li,i«. iiiehniing reieijits from 

•ini'ihniFiili, simwi.,| th.ll Die 

i.iii.' huildiny fliiiil. A pi'-tiit 

ii,ili irpiilt -.lioriiv ,ill!-r it 

,1,111, ,h,,Wi-|I ii link ,ivi-r SIH 

ituiiiitd ih.it tin- p!!-.! is in.it 

tiihlii squall- flaiiir .!! i iinx.-i 

inn II ill on M.inh '•" 

Hill N Ol KSiH\ 1 M \ I H i 

I iii-siJa v^ >l.i> li.^l .ipi- 

Ii idji, Mm l!i— lliirii, 

luiMiai, ,u.i> ;:; — 1s 

liiilai,M.i% •h-^M.nnnH 

H i r ii 

57 Regattas Win 

Official Sanction 

of Power Boat Assn. 

^Ty , t t enoug y 

.Inspired enough to outscore iln- Hed 

Raiders by two poinlji. elulii in nv 

but not enough to cet ihcmsrhii. 

back Into the bail game Thu Rei 

•men iUH led JB.jl at the sun 

Right if ter the piny re«!imi>d ir 

,lhe fourth quarter, the Woodsiowi. 

boys lot hot, Ai that time they 

iincl pulled Ihe Eame out uf Hie llr, 

4n In i!H 

Haininohliii! winner ..f iiie Cipe 

Ailaniie I.i-iimie ernwn .,,i? e!;jiiy 

Inj: only a ioiir.i.t.ini in.irîr ,, 

s.tU'ly umlijj jr-in ihe sinsiiiL* |ienn, : 

hu 1 jiiit .i| iiie prt-sstire in ouisfoii 

Pemiiei'ton Iti li> H in rhi- ilnai i-innza 

Plastering 

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NATIRilAV MATINEE: 

2:M pi m. to S p. m. 



BUILDER 

1 Buyview Place Phone 1127 

Announcing.., 

The Reorganization of the 

Independent Roofing Co., Inc. 

and the Formation of the 

Poley Supply Co. 

DISTRiBUTORS OF ROOFING MATERIALS 

Located at 206 Sixth Street, Ocean City 

Owner*—Clafenee Poley and Al Gardiner 

We're not affiliated with any ether person* 

or business offices, 

All t-alU rtrrlYilblF at above preml-rs — Phone O, C, 0163 — If no 

am«fr, rail Pli>aHanlvl|(p 4',H W 

Mione: Ocean City 0163 

si'i.i-inif Iii' in II.,' Mi'.'- I.-'ii I 

l.i'ilMli,. ill I'iiilliih, 1 .1 H.iilJ I.ml.I .1 

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Illi'lit with t u n Wtty Llhi'i-iti'i:, v.n; 

;i liiiul.-'liiii,' ii'i'iii rMpi-r C i h - i, 

hi.lii fir't iiiiiri'. 

GGI 

PILEGGI ; 

Plumbing * HeatingJ 

Phone 1876 

508 North Street 

Mm 

m WHIO IM 

Willard F. StetMr | 

Plumbing - Heating I 

JOBUINQ I 

0M3 Ocean Cltj, N. i.l 

Fred H. Manlcy 

Plumbing • Heating 

alic flu ll~lln« 

Kqolpnamt 

Ul Ml BtHiH 8.1^ M Unto 

947 Aibupy Ave. 

Tetepbone ma 

HiHiitiMHIiiiiHiilliMlittiiiMMitiii.iiiiiliiiilllllilig 

JOBBING — BEPAIR8 i 

HANSBURKHARDT I 

AND BON ( 

Pltunbln» - HMMM I 

MBvnM Phone 0029 | 

*»«.. OHM CHT. N. J._| 

HARRY DIBB 

PLtlMBimi _ HKATINO 

York Oil Bumert 

York BoUer Burner Units 

York 

Air Contfitionert 

M0 WKSI AVKNI1K 

n< 111! — RH. Ph, L-SM-n-l 

•WTMUTK8 FDHNIBUED 


BwtaMnd 

PLUMBING 

• 4KB • 

HEATING 

- JOBBINO — 

•08We«lerAT. Ph. 0729 


Oil Burners 

William O.Townsend 

80S Allaiitlr AVP, Phon* 033S 

ALTERATIONS JOBBINO 

J, G. SUMMER 


SJ03 Simp-ion Ay. Phone 2711 


358 Anbury Av. Ph, 2377 



al • Industrl*! 

RcildenUU 

Oil Buralnf Equipment , 

PLUMBING 

HEATING 

Omrr.l Electric Oil Furnscffi 

TiBkcn Silent Auiomitlc 

Oil Burner* 

General SIMMs AppUsnui 

AUantlc B^flnlnf Fuel Oil 

•ltd Keroiene 

Mln _ Inilallallan — Mnin 


HEAT A FUEL OIL CO.: 

iJl Aibory A*. Wham M» . 

See Too Late to CUwify 

Adi . • Pint Section 

OMI City Mlt-ff — Tnokuhw 71-B-* JOBBINO 

NORMAN SCHENCK 

HBQIBTtKBD 

PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR 

l t V U i 

knmn 

IT'B TIME TO 

GOOD FRIEND, 

IMPROVE VQUR HOME, 

THE TMEA/a/ 

Phones: 

(111 

Be 1fi» 

Modrrnlm 

with 

>••••••• 

Wai, D. Camburn 

I Albert S. Camburn REGISTERED SUILDERS 

Jobbing — Alterations — Roofing 

1039 We.! Avenue 


We have contlnnmisly enjoyed 

the confldenre of Ihe public be- 

uu» of the l«ct th»t we IUm- 

IH eveTy tstlmnte to Iht rom- 

plete Hljaheliaii ot the edstomrr, 

Thii !• firm lURrtnee ihkl your 

job will be curried out exactly 

an proml.ed. This hu been our 

•uwcrvliir policy dorint Winy 

of ineeaMful bnplBCM 

In South Jersey. 

Frank Howard 

KKOI8TEBEP 


2124 A*bury AT., QUU City. N. J. Phone 2693 

FLOOR SANDING 

LINOLEUM 

CONGOWALL 


• ASPHALT T1I.E — RUBBER TILE 


939 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 02M 


tHWMIMMIIHIItli' 

ARCHITECT 

V. B, SMITH . Architect 

Basn 410, National Bank of 

Ocean City BuildlBf 

Phoni ilS4 

1421 Atlantic Av. Atl, City 

Phone A. C. 4-1864 

************************ 


JOBBING 

ROBERT T, BIUNGUUBST 

12 Simpson Bold 

Phone IM'W Km,; KfUl. 

POTTS' BROS. 

i 

Builders 


Phone O, C. 2971 

""i 

Phonei863.M 


Builder 

Res.i ISIS Asbury Ave, 

Jobbing Alterations 

Cameron Bros, Co, 

Builders, Jobbers 

and Roofers 

31 Huym.ni> PI. Plum. OO7t 

MiliiiM. 

W, W, Graham 

Contractor and Builder 

KeEtitf t

"Mm- 

:MMt&M 

flpf 

'.!••*•'fe 1 ).--:."!'-^.. Life 

fRiRJlToLenJ 

Anartments 

WBB 

, _nrt> Hlfta 

OjlBby. Ev- 

._ __Jfwrt MbHon 

_J irBit, Mn. Mn 

Derate Camp, MM. Pal 

s. JutBitg Shanebrook 

feidmnn)*, Mrs, Borta 

~ Gibson and Mrs 

Approve. $178,000 

For Witfwood Project 

Hie Federal Homing Admlnlrtni 

tion tin approved • mortgage loan 

of 1176.000 for the eonstruetion of 

(lit Park View Apartmentl at Wild- 

wood, on the site of the old Aretfc 

Barbtr. 

On another evening before her de- 

MH, Slmoni was entertained 

Claire Miller, jucerjlior of 

and Mlsl Betty Williams 

tefdutekD, at dinner in 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

Chatterbox 

Bill and Central Ave. Phone 0717 

"Where Good Friends 

Meet to Eat" 

SERVING 

Breakfast • Luncheon • Dinner 

Dcltdma Snaclu 

Powatei* Stnrice . ht 

Fill DELIVERY 

, o 

school. 

W H Bright. 

hdled h 

H Brg 

which handled 

h FHA 

. Inc really firm 

the negotiations mid 

l d th lt 

GREGORY 

900 Shor« Ro«4 

Hotel • Bar 

Somen Point 

Restaurant 

Darts 

I AH Tar — 

Twkej Flatten Mid 

Sandwiche* 

Ojnter Stew — Clam Stew 

Fried Oytten 

Soapp«r Soup 

Fried Jumbo Shrimp 

S f d — Steaks 

'S POINT 

HOTEL 

AT THE BRIDGE — ROUTE 9 - 4 

'JftW E 

Richt 

Enjoyment wi'h the 

- . Vi.it 

PeopI* 

OUR RATHSKELLER BAR 

NEWLY ENLARGED 

Delicious Sandwiches 

Cocktails As You Like Them 

Out-Jam BMMMU , . , 

Singing Your Favorite Songs 

N^w Policy . New Management 

the PHA approval removed the list 

barrier to eonitruetion of the hom- 

ing project. 

The apartment development will 

comprise 28 dwelling units of two 

bedrooms each, arranged in a court 

type plan. Total cost is estimaled at 

$350,0u0. Similar apartments ire 

now under construction at WUdwood 

Crest, 

CEIST MASONS, O.l.S, 

TO BUILD TEMPLE 

An offer of |3,000 from Ihe MB- 

sonic Temple Association for the 

purchase of city-owned lots was ae. 

canted by the Wildwood Crest com. 

missleneri last week. 

The Association plans to erect a 

$50.01X1 headquarters for meetings of 

the Masonic and Eastern Star lodges, 

which now have their headquarters 

in the Pine av. fire houje. Construc- 

tion will be completed Ihii year. 

The proposal to the borough com- 

mission ate requires relocation of 

municipal tennis courts and pavilions 

ui the expense of the Masonic Asso- 

elation. 

Stars Beat Chiefs; 

Hall Scores 31 

The Ocean City Stars, paced bj 

Buizy Hall's 31 points, racked up a 

84.81 basketball vletopy over thi' 

Somers Point Chiefs on the Point 

court. Monday night. 

The Stars did their damage in 

the first and third quarters Th» 

Chiefs were on the rebound and 

outpointed the resort team by 12 

points in the fourth, but they eeuldn t 

quite catch up, 

Jim Isard led the Chiefs with 21 

markers. 

Teachers' Salaries Too 

Low, 1$ Majority Opinion 

•y KENNETH FINK 

Tilt New JerMy Pall 

Princeton—A majority of the New Jeftey public today iH%) 4s of 

the opinion that salaries paid to school teachers throughout the state an 

too low. Only one in a hundred believes that teachers' salaries are too 

high^ This was the finding when New Jersey Poll staff reporters ask,ed the 

ollowing question of 1,000 men and women in all walks of life living In 

18 of the state's Jl counties and in some 44 different 

New Jersey communities. 

•Would you «*y thai sMarle* p*id Is «ehool taMhtn 

In New Jersey M the present Uue, 1B gctuml, in too 

low, too hlfh, or itbgul rif/MT" 

Tt» hlih , 1% 

Too low 54 

Abotii right %t 

No opinion 81 

Two more interesting sidelights emerge from to- 

day's survey. One It that more people in the 80 to M 

year old bracket—the group from which the bulk of 

today's school children come—say that salaries paid to 

New Jersey school teachers are too low than do those 

— in other age groups. Three out of every five of the 

10 to 44 year olds (82 per cent) believe that teaehers' salaries are too low. 

Jl . >» ynn 

jo - la year, 

45 yean Md over. 

h I h th 

Too 

hlfh 

I 1 * 

Too 

low 

SI 

sis 

« 

About 

rlfhl 

80 

IT 

No 

opinion 

II 

20 

19 

Urg«« RMtoration 

OfRailService 

Rep. Hand OJU For 

Immediate Action 

Immediate njstontlon of full r»j 

service to South Jersey was eajlec 

for Mond»y by Congressman T. Mil 

let Hand, in telegrnrns to Gen. J 

Monroe Johnson, chairman of thi 

Interstate Commerce Commission 

und Harry Babcock, general mariagel 

of the Pennsylvania - Reading Sea 

shore Lines. 

South Jersey people have suf 

fered for several months as a resul 

of the coal strike, and have born, 

the inconvenience patiently," he said 

"Now that the winter is over, thi 

strike is also over after having beei 

hndly mishandled throughout, Whit, 

it will undoubtedly be repeated nex 

winter, we must try now lo reeovqi 

he pieces at promptly as possibli 

>nd to have our rail service re 

[tored." 

He said the curtailment of rai 

crviee in this area was costly to 

workers laid off through no fault oi 

ihcir own, as well as soriouslj 

.hreateniiiii convention business in 

Atlantic City. 

DINNERS 

*- *l,00 

t to i P. M. 

SUNDAY DINNER 

18 Noon to 1 P. M. 

LUNCHEON 

BREAKFAST 

t ,V M. lo It Noon 

PLYMOUTH 

INN 

Plymouth Place and 

Atlantic Ave, 

LOUISA I. COKSON, Prop. 

BOB iCBFE 

Take Advantage of Our 

TOP QUALITY «. In tti* olflrn of Th« 

r NOT L.ATBR THAN NOON, TUBBDAT. lor publlnllon ml 

Pi«* ft MUCH. WBIJNIIBDAT, In t)i. Too-l.ato lul 

I *1N «r •>••. 

Basis of_ most modern radio 

ciivlng sets, Including televiilon, _ 

a uircuit invented by Mijor Edwin 

H, Armstrong, known u the 

hetrodyne. 

n "" cXASBirnm AD RATES 

rku Tta>«, *9 Wortta or I** 

(1c p*r word exceeding ZS words) 

,'«» both inward and back • tHAfflC-rlAHOY 

SKI, bit email Itnjf* fur ii. partinf and eoreghg, thort 

lurnlni nrfiui • hrM-WIM IMK tfeiW b.tw,,n fka «>,« • 

IWf IWCK nn, InmtUnn ipr/nfii,!, SQ/.l,«ld. rim., law- 

ftmmn lint, iHfihad/Ing Hrem-tobm . DrUAHOW BHVf 

an all «O4B«MsriM, optional at .xb-o nil an SOW 

m i|fi,i. WIDE AiMr W MOOIa with Itdf b,fl,tw. 

M«M fMf BUICM tftatar In a 

WALLACE BROTHERS «« Mm BViCm millbmlU 

Sth STREET uid SIMPSON AVENUE 

* 

mJM. 

J^p^^^ffit^^^^^ 

HALE HELP WANTED 

iU CLBANBR Salesman. Un". 

opportunity lur right man. An. 

1 Arctic av.. Atlantic City N J 

to 12 Noon. 3,33 

Palmer's Frigidaire Sales-Service 

Open KtrHlngH ilpd Nundaj'fe It.v Appointment 

1117-1129 Anbury Avenue Phones: 0235 -0236 : 

Wril" 

WANTH) E»p« ien. e.l 

Grrwer Musi have tHi 

1004 Benllnrl LrdErr T-1 

CARPENTERS W ontrd C)nl» 1«1 tl.iw 

"iin n«(l »PPl* r,iinBi I Sih«Bl. 

h 2-m V 

«jC"OW»" 

PPl* 

Phon 

FOR SALE 

EAL has the 

N of NEW 

PPEM . . , 

. . SPORTS, 

anywhere. lilts 1 i» 12 for 

i Wtimcn . . Miisei . . . Children . . . 

j Every gurment of pure wail fabrics 

'. . Fine quality Iliilnsi . , . Exp " 

tiilloilnK. Every cstor Irnni snow wii _ 

lo let block, SAVE lip TO m PER 

CENT OVim BIO CITY PRICES . . . 

liuv (llreit from the lucinry aaiesipflrn 

i.r Ihe IDEAL MANUFAeTDHING 

((ml'. While Iliiiso Pike, HAMMON- 

TliN, Duliv U to U SUNDAY a to II, 

" ' " •'" " 3-30 

VACUUM CLEANERS. l«w Iind rebuilt 

[mm llB.iil u[i. I'ny only SI3S a 

wt'Ck. Free drmonKttation. Patton''?. 

fii! U'IVKK In I he i'eur ai m West nv. 

Phime 2ail, • If 

PERSONALS 

VISIT OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT 

for Kli'dles. t T nrs«'tk>Ues fintl bros- 

HlerrH In fit I'UM >' flKuif. lleu 2(i7i! 

"AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

PALMKIVS 

Ciimpiele Line of Cnnulnp 

CHEVROLET . IJLDS.MnHILF, 

PARTS • ACCESSOR! KS 

mrr.wr BODY** KENPKR WORK 

Open EveninBS Hnit Suniiiiys 

By Anlnilnimenl 

I ASBUR* AV: I'h, IH.15 - 

EDW, (] KURTH CO. 

roril * Mereury Aulhurliied Drnli'i- 

Kiyiione Beivlre AllanlLc Dwiler 

nimdyear Tlrrs • Used Cups 

i Accident lU'imlcs 

Atlinllr Ave. heiween 1st « Ninth Sts 

Phono (!, C IMitxl or 2.T.I0 

LWINTKR SPKCIAI, ! • Font, I'lwsi.j 

(ft, Plymouth. Men-ui-J- recannlllonod 

fBoto lrHtallcd. Lowest Bt Ices, Terms 

It« lull your pui-se. Save heiT We 

mnanlee In do It lowrr, Kil«v 11 

Kurtz Ford - Mim'ury rlcnlcr. Is' imM 

isntie «v.. Ocean cliy, I'hiinc u. i:, 

0. Free tnwlng. It 

'PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

DO YOU KNOW Ihc pcnslnh VHIUV »! 

your Life InsuranceV IN hi' Kliia to 

till you 

ROY DARBV, Field Asslsinnl 

Eguliablc Life Assurunre ioeicty 

IM Cenlral av. Phone UOM 

I'KRSONAL - nrltlB yiiyr Ford back 

hitme! We know j,iur Ford beat nild 

as*-- sinruri'Iy Interested In Its lowôsl 

ours'iiilon, ^hi'ther the job Is large or 

Krhall. UrtnK your Ford hack home' 

Edwnrd fi. Kuril, vnur Ford Deiler, 

1st anil Atlanlh 1 nv.. Oi'ean City if 

RELIEVE ASTHMA! RELAX 

BltEATllINi;: Sell odd helps cnugrl. 

ItitJ KpiiKrns and whm'Xtn^ within *i\ 

hours In iilnicisl every rase NO HELP 

— NO C'HARnE. For free demonslril^ 

Him R F Hi'nsH, JW3 Pacific av,. At- 

lantic Illy N. .1, Phone 4-5505. if 

MIITIIKR'S IIKLPEft- Dont lot rain; 

hd hl t d S 

In [hi' 

I I P f t Dont lot rain 

hluois pet you down Sta 

1](i [iii jnd iise! FftM 

y i p you don St 

liik »1](i [iiis ijniid iisec! Frfit 

jilro nrycr Palmor FrlEldali A l 

anwiii, II17-j 120 Ashury av, Ph 

FOR SALE 

MHLVll.l.K FLOOR CUVKRiNn CO., 

T w Miiin st rhuno 5aa. Miiiviiio, 

N 1 l.inuiouni and Venetian Blinds, 

i l l d i 

ospoilLv inslnllrd. if 

TVI'KWRITKRS 

Artillnu miifhlncs, rush peKistcis. W. 

.nr.innX.l^^r.,,?1!!X, rt t 1 ::iwA««. -.««•- M 

I'LAMS loi Siilc 11.25 per 1U0, R, S. 

Lewis- 8 w Cunneciieut iv,, Sol lers 

Point, S-8 

INLAID IINOLtUM B 95 a jard 

Installed Covei your floors with 

beautiful Nairn Slnane or Pubcn Inlaid 

•)«'! riiunn MB 55 1^12 inum WT 20 

9»12 room W5 40 ruhbn lllc Asphalt 

flip rsah nr lime payments Fatlon s 

*S2 weeks In tht VLdi yl 52 V\est y\ 

Phone 2211. IT 

5.P1ECE Walnut bodrooni sol. Rood 

cnndiUnn, aliii spring and mattress. 

$40.. (135 Ashury in 1 -. 2nd floor, 3-9 

CRDSLEV sholvaddi- Hj-frlfieralnr. 1IIS0 

model. »'-, en [I. J250 oa«h, Hrand 

no« never used. C'unlusi jiii/o. Phono 

iXMW "W 

BATfllNI'"ITK. 1! rrlhs. 1 irili mul- 

ITCSS I'ulli'f inhlo, ilivlric plnio All 

voi-y ii'iisfiniilile, phemo 2620. -M\i 

RCA Crmihlnuiliin Ti'lovlslnn-Riidiu and 

I'hiincinriiph Like now, OrlBiniil 

pi ifo ¥5!iri unc nnly. Special SV.ir, 

Sclmll Kln'lrlc. 71" Ashury in. :W 

fjndl) rsetl UîshinK Mncliines, good 

running ronrilt irin. Mitylag, $22 50; 

Quality electric ninKO. :iS=inchos wide. 

Ilko nru. SlSft: unud UNCd flecti'io re 

fiiMOrHtur tiudo Ins. %\ft and up: Eas 

hot plaio :UiurmM. $. r i[ hunKsilnw type 

Hut riinye §12^) I, II Ciinlon s Sfins. 

il'jN Asliuri HI I'lKinc IM7 3-0 

WANTED TO BUY 

WANTfi.n Twn smntl eiooliii^ rcfriK= 

etalisrs 2 gus iiinaos In t'onri eon- 

dltlnn iiakei III) Allanllc HI. ,VJ 

snUH s j ois avallahlo. \ 

fni and "dfliMM. licneial Type 

milii F.vhuhti'. Ill" Atlaiillc ai. 

Atliirilic City. I'llnno 4 0868. If 

SKI: Till-: Ni« Intel niitliiniil IliirM-iilc" 

lip[rli:i'iiitiii'. Hig 7.1 nl«|, in (ml;. 1 

Biiiii •iri ih. iiii?en riidd ciipiicii? 

Fiie >em wiiirimiy Puy \\% Ucar 

!/J W ph 2211 If 

a flity. INln, 5 weeks I 

id !/J Wrut iiv. phono 2211 

WAY1JTK nl.OCKH All si/as ti.r ini. 

medUiie deliiory, F.flwmd ('ninpht^l, 

" E- Cnrnir K-Irl iind Wiilnut, Vlne- 

iiintl N j. I'hunc »-Tim, If 

MNdf.KCM 

Slniine, tiu 

liifli 1 pili riient 

Hie year HI 5y uCsi ai 

H finlfl Mi'iil. pahi'ii. 

^'l in !l\12, CiiHh iir 

Piltlnn's. 52 weeks In 

Phnne 2211. if 

(ins liiinaos Nmv avnll- 

jii/is 2iS in, iipt. sl/o. 

alfilO ' 

IVINCRiiKT 

Jiljje In Ih , p 

MX fli), 'w In, niediiirii arlfi.lO; 'IS 

lar^t- Miê. SH!i tut. All fulLv tnsulateit 

with atilnmMje n\on c(intiul, Urn. 

Klllntt iiin Asbiny nv. If 

Sf:E NYMAN I"i- liliiss. Auto KIIIBK 

installed, ^la#ii l:ih!e and desk inps 

mlirnrs, liniit ylass, u imlmv i^lasN n> 

plaoed ami gliiA-d, &M! Ashuiy av. 

Phone 0182. If 

VENETIAN lil.lNIW Nn* Mm Cim 

jiiv lit'iilit iful i-usii'm=ni;!i!e Ktex;iiuni 

Veneliiin Hilntls insi.-ilted In .vrjiir ilfimt- 

fur IIK invi iis SI 2"i ,i wci'k, Chiilce ill 

II slui I'IIIUIS :ij liiiii- vi'litr*. r.-itlmvs. 

\ weeks in Ihe >t*,ir ill :i2 S 

phiino 2211. If 

OYHTV.ns cliinis 

Uiiy nv, phono 

i;iih», 

nn:«4-,l, 

1211 

if 

Pnp.lJP AUTuMAIIC TtlASTERS - 

Pruolfii aiiM Miinilnt. Fruiu Sinn> 

Pay iih lilljo its 51 2î i! »eek, PiitiMns. 

52'ueeks in i ho U'iir id 52 SS fsi m 

Phcine 2211 H 

BO1I.KR Hill 111 r uriil ennipielo wlih 

all cnntinls fni nil fliinii Takos 

euro of (MMi sq ft "i rMflHJ 1 |f*n.- L'sod 

two soiiSMns. Full pilic. SISil. Fur In 

fnimalion. call U>ll.'l- If 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

Yale Keya - 20c 

2 for 35.: 

lulck Survlci. L'r.vls lliuilwiii'F 

235 Anbury A\eni,e. 

MVi made. Complete locksmith serv- 

ice. Automobile lucks a specialty 

Wilier E. Allen. 105 Cent i ill toe. 

Phone liii.w, li 

IAVE HUEL Reside jinn h..me with 

whlti* uolrrpinnf usbisloK NIH 

aeihnd gives thmnuKh Insul.itinn As 

plull rnnlini Skilled merhnnlrs Frn 

btlmate INDEFFNDLNr RIJUHNC. 

ro At, m\ih si I'h.im- oifi.i if 

KEFRir.tRATUR aulnmatl. I1.11111 

Inundiles ni.jiois ,ind uanhm 

Bsehlnes sirUrrd and icpaiird b,iuih 

Jersey Appllanee beivitt ( " I inttnud 

N J Phnne Somors I'filnl h.TS II 

USED CARH bnUBhl and ,«.'d, Rr-hullt 

Wni'ratnrs. starters, fun! I imps and 

•slur eylindei's. Mntnis merhnulHl 

l Mo lt rj 

••te HTnttir gales, 

mm Point and « 

lone gomerg Poln 

ts e 

Enslist, 

IPIS Point and Mais Lafin 

t Slilb If 

MATTREB8E8 RENOVATKD , . t New 

bos springs nr rmitlieSBCS built. Wr 

of Mil Ocean City Beddlnc ('o.. « 

Hiven av. Telephone Ocean Lily 23 - 

Of I81S.R.12. tf 

PAINTED WAlIi washed i Insed nnd 

dlei Dl l Si'ml- 

l 

dried, l)rlpli-i« nietlintl. 

nKhanlcal proceailng. Also wt 

WK. steam only. Wullmaitei', 

Point 3I«. 

Somerf 

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 

BKE IU.-HT/. for I'cil vflilo In uio'l rarfi 

All m.koi, rroin Hi« In IIDOi ForiU, 

Ohavrolnli l'lymoulhr iTgnvurtlblu. 

Tudor tlodiini IOUIWK I'lfkups t-ordur 

btfldnn Dump Triukft Alt modtl* 

Turrni to .ult your |.url>e tdw . SI!.Sill i 

liiaher. w«l Cenlral in ;!•!! I 

Hand Proposes 

Retirement Plan 

Lays Groundwork for 

National Syrtem 

A reaolu'llon eailing for a Congres. 

sional study of a national retirement 

system has been Introduced In the 

'jinuso of Representatives by Con- 

'gressman T. Millet Hand, of New 

Jersey's Second District. 

The resolution is designed to an- 

thoriBe the Ways and Means Com- 

mittee or a subcommittee to conduct 

a "full and eurmiiete investlggtion 

and study to determine the desir- 

ability and feasibility of instituting 

a national retirement system, with 

particular reference to the extent of 

the need for such a system, its prob- 

ablr cost and the methods by which 

the necessary revenues might be ob- 

tained". 

WANTS liF.NKRAL 

NEED STUDIED 

CunKressmaii Huml puinlcil out 

that with liresciii pici'pnu'al elTorts 

to ijstablisii penniijiis far S'nrious 

cliiffii'S of iildustriiil wiirkers such as 

>Uv\ wiirkers, trial miners and others 

ri'|>rescnti>d iiy iiimirful blocs anil 

unifins. there is need for yver-all 

study cjf lht> priiljlein tu determine 

the general need 

"I am nnl presuntiy iitivqcutinM 

iilunket federal pcnsiiuiis fur every, 

imi' who reaches a certain age re- 

rdless nf |HiriHin«l ('/Torts or earn. 

is. but with larue seijmenls of our 

national population currently wurk- 

irig for industry-wide retirement 

systems," he said, "I feel it is high 

timu that the CnngresK found out 

thniuijh a thuruiljjll investigotion ex- 

urtiy whiH the over-all need for 

such sy!,u-rns is and how bust lu np- 

prorch the problem so that we do 

nut utmlinut' to go at this matter 

pietemual but instead approach it 

si ilh irilcjjrated facts and figures, 

EVEHVBODV FAlfS 

Ail of us will pay for these pen- 

HIS through higher prices, and yel 

sr.W JKK-KV KTATK DEPART. 

»II:ST IIP liUI. SKHVU'K 

fOTTAfiK In 'inrdens wlili :l Iwilfminis. 

ilfi'ly furnisheil illeil iiiiih ei.nn 

iiiiuy iiii'-n rireiiiiiii' |ii|iiiiri, hi'iii, 

iue' Sill.nni. ll.inci IJl Iliilti'r- 

id :i-il> 

HAKKIIY HI J Ashuij ui. Sinrc ami 

hiikery vi ilh ii'.i'iw. Ksiahiishirl us 

linM'i-y ninny iipin l;»tellinl iiniinr- 

liiliilj fm fiinil liiikir MfKv. fi Kliitz 

IhAtiiinli!^ nv. ()cê;in ril>, ANk fni 

Mr. liliiihie If 

(IM HKhHIKIM IKITKI, nrlfl Hisiiiun.nl 

I'iimjiU'felv eciliiiiiieii. M[ infiiiiii.i 

linn ill iifdiT. Nn irlf'iilifiiV mii» 

Hlilker. HII^ renirii! in :t 

I'd'IT.MiK 1 »!•! niliicl. H heir 

hiilli seii.ml fiiiiii : 2 hi-itnii mi Ihh.l 

fliuii. I:\lrii I.HIHIH.V and tnllel. flmi 

fiiiiii r«i.e;ii liuiillic. Vleinily 1st * 

Asbuii ( nnifiirtiibly ILlrnlNhed. M> 

sumniei htimi'. Rev. J. IllMM"ns, ("yn- 

Mil l'il. •'*•« 

TIIHK f'T K'-tll Yeiirly liiisls. lleitteil. 

Apliii \m Aslnirv av/ 1'hnne LJliMi 

ROOMS FOR RENT 

Till-: WfSSlNffMIN'i. IWI f.'i-nli-nl in 

Open iill veai. Knurm fni ihe uhnl, 

flimllv. Mis. is, ii. (ililffniil. J'h.ili 

ltlf-j, , If 

i.'li!mplp 

tint* 

all y 

MAM 

j.ik. b 

iii, si? 

i oh ill! 

iSHUliflil, 

li. SMS, 

rtvino 

Hhim. ,". 

i:\i-nn 

nth 

v hi 

Pi 

ma 

I 

NliW III'KN Colonial Kolei, jiml off 

tile Bnardnalli. Ccnlraily loeiiled, 

nih and Aianllc av, Ronms iind smiil! 

yjiiirtmenis weekly m nionihiy, Phnni 

liiiliMS ann smuil ApartMienls. week. 

m;,nih or season. Fiiht .tunic nff 

hninilH-iilk by the Musli' I'li'i. J he 

Ck-Cfiluiln-. mt*m Mmiilyn Terr. If 

LnllCK flflOMS KOR BKNT. SpHi'lmis 

i-iinifni l.ihte weihilphtPd and healed 

« ill) kiiehen (iiilveiiirnre. In Sentinel 

Leilter bullrllni; suluihie f"|- meeilne 

plare fni any orEiint/alinn fur siimfe 

hi;4hf nr fiirseveial ni^his a niiinth. 

Rales ieiiifnmihie. i f 


AI'AHTMKNT *Si;< Aiihuiy av., 2nd 

flimr 56ri M) niiinlh linfil! rilsheil. Iliii 

staler 'heal 3 heilriiiinls. MvinH rnohl. 

ftlnlni: IIIOIII. kllehen anil bnlh, Veai'l} 

itase. Kfhv.iid (T Knit/, 1st and Al- 

limili- in. Oeeiin (Niy, Ask fiir Mr. 

nuri.ni>, ' if 

Sijfi U .lliVtVr kfl- 

II. B (Ml. fl (Viiil 

SMiiilime rmllff | (|).f;AN (.'nufgT. first (IIMII 1 'iiiiM.'Imenl, 

Twit heiiiTMirns. Hie hiiih. nil deelrir 

KIX riihle Kniil lilhsiin Hefi'lljeiiiliir 

with (iiTOr shelf S1JVI: iHiiirimeiil 

«ll!e a K eieelile liillBr. S.s|iecrt unit. 

ISO. Ail In eveiiient ennilltiiin. HI*. 

Ashury nv.. sitie etliinnee, '*-;! 

mX-IIOLK Slalnless Steel Nteam T;ible. 

illJS! Vi en. f( deeii fipficr. SiI; Vd 

fil ft anil 14 ni. fl KiiHl'liiii 1 ', ''nlh 

for SIM Vwnun Hull, 110 Atlantic in 

en ft Westlnilliiiiis 

ed In on an M en fl 

Cl 

.indi iiin. 

d In 

nnlenTi 

a.it, . 

l n. 

This «as ti.iil- 

frei-Ker. 1, 1! 

hltfhrn. 

UiJissei! 

Heiited. 

Amo 

irns ilie hiih. nil 

liilnE nifiin, flininn miiin. 

in fnsnl linirh on neean. 

§]?#& I'M summer season. I! 

in.11 Teniriil uv. Phone 

l if 

n11 

jioii-W evenlnns. 

TIIRKE imims nnd hath iipnrtnii'llt in 

Sonieis point MiuiincKS euuple pie- 

fi'tri'M '21 I* ninveliind av., homers 

I'uint." " • S-» 

FOllIl neilniiim iiiiiiliment, lillh St., 

iuly in'' don! liiireh: S-hedrooin 

niuirtnictii (iin'ilens, flr»( flour, ilOOO: 

;t,hedioiini apartment, brand hew, ,'shd 

Nt Slrinf): 2 hedroiim ueennfroni sijiart- 

nieiil. J13I10. AOiily Onley's, WW As- 

h omi 1 W 1 

... »). Apniy limey's mm AN- 

Suns. !VIH AKIMIIV FII. I'tiiini-1 liuiv uv. lihiine nmi. or 12 Wnilnn id 

' •i-ri' ifhiinf aai?I. M 

Please... Cash in Advance 

Positively no Classified Ad will be published until paid for. 

To Insure your ad appearing on this page, cash must be. In 

this office not lotcr than Tuesday noon. Ad will not be Bet In 

type until payment is mnde. 

Ads for the Too-Latc-to-Classify department, 25c extra, and must 

be paid for not Liter than Wednesday noon. 

Rciuon: Cost of bookkeeping for Classified Ad charge account* 

i« out of proportion to the revenue received. 

35 Words or Less — 80c 

TliRFK - FAMILY A|i:n Ini.'nt. ihre 

lleihiiiinis Isl iirlil anil li'iiii 'il'ii II 

hiii hediiwims Jriii yiiiiit'e \ i-i ^ qiiii 

imiime, $ll.tlHi, ili.ikci-. SIU I lilt I 111 

in -:*-• 1 

r+tNTRAI.I.V iiti'il nil 1 iii-liic n-h..il- 

rnifm flues! iiiiiise vvilh J-i-;ir jiiii.iMe 

Kurnished and In eviellini ••nniilllnn 

S'riee nf $l,l.rîo wiiFiiints inspee'lnn 

Hair AKene>. 737 U'l^ley iiv. ;^;i 

lilh STRKKT Siiiinn niii in n Ir 

Lmeii ¥• in flii'Mni liiii si li,,i!î' «ilh 

tin eMiii lbi'dlin'ni effieieniv iip;ni 

men! KIM rishe(! I" 1 lie^'e'l iillit in 

suliilCii. U.ii;* If.l i 1', II' KiiliiUe 

Priee anil lii-liiils in utriie. li.irr 

ABCnei TM7 V,esie> in :Ki 

lilh STHKliT .rll..n. Alli;i,'IU,' î- 

hi'il in lmn_.il.'« in h'""I '- 

Kurnlshi'il iinri IHli'i'ii Hi ST.'WK _Tnv» 

.'•MPifix *••)•«) ll:iir Aii-ni'y. T 

il.H 

vi Kl.l 151 M.1" a-i,imiii hiiiiii. «im .in 

eM',1 l-lu'il 111 .iii.irlni.nl ner 2 

i-iir Kiiiiiti- KiirliMlfd iiml file lilin'k 

frnni hem li irlii- i.f ?i:i.rif«i Milni'fl IM 

ieii«i,n.ili[e nlli'r, Him AU'ilii. 7:11 

Wesiej iiv. .'I- 1 ' 

HOMKIiH I'OINT a.lieiiri'.ini Imnisil 

hi* finisheil lillle, fill hfill I'lliti 

lulled 5(^,'i ( "> (inleis isiH) Astilii % iii 

lihnne 07KI ill Vj NSilllim |.l., lilinlif 

SOMI'MIS POINT llli Haul's ili Ne« 

Tiipe CIMI iii-nie eiisl.'ill liiiill. .liisl 

eiiniliieleil I i|ifn fm inspeiiinn ilally. 

phone cirfan Cliy y-;il ,V,i 

Ifillli WKISII'V .1.«nu 

ii 

;in 

mieenint ] M. 

fd I'nn'lliiiin 

lliisi. MAiiih 

.-'i-iv lili'lnil 

'. hiihs 

ii:ir;ii.'i' Kuriii'hed 

Anv IHI.1,1 r in I'urtls 

n ii-WS l.fi 

Klf KHr'tiriiMin riillii'ji' ni'iir IIIVII'II, 

••••nli'iil. KMTIII'HI i'finil'rf>r, Ininii'd. 

iilll' pnSs4i'SHinH. I'i **'"

S 'J H ., 

'-. '/' 

r school In 

presented 

election. 

itau_nrnldent,.announc«d this week 

Yateri Uit month approved an 

IfcAOO rXfecndlture for purchase n( 

luml tor the building. The band 

blue referendum will Wke place 

after plans have been approved h? 

•Ute officials. 

1VERGREENS 

All VarkJrjM ud SitM 

|§—fem Our Specialty — 

r- - uuct *orm OWN TREES AT ONE OT 

ATLANTIC COONTTS nWIBT NURSEBYg 

>AR BRIDGE NURSERY 

Zion Rood at B«rf nintown Lake 

I from Oc**n City Phone Someri Point 2360 

ic * 

e Better Buy— 

Is BETTER-BILT" 

PRICE 

REDUCTION 

OB 

0 Section Uoors 

See Your 

LOCAL DEALER 

Alto Offered U m New SIM 

TWO-CAR DOOR 

VTO" ifO»iil3/l Thiefc 

Thr«« Section. High 

Better-BUt Door Co. 

EGG HARBOR CITY, N. J. 

Heart Fund Here 

Totals $559.24 

Late Donations 

Still to Come 

Detail City residents contributed 

ISS8J4 to she New Jeney Heart 

Asaotlalloii in the annual camnoiin 

far, funds which rinsed Mnreti 1, 

This was oniiuiiiii'rd Friday by 

Commissioner Henry Hoeser, Jr., III- 

i'ul ihairmiin of tlm drive, follow- 

ing a tabulation 'if receipts from nil 

«iurt*s. 

KXPBESSKS THANKS 

Mr RiwHiT expressed his apprecia- 

t'oli Ui members of the Women a Re. 

uuylli-an Club, Mrs. Myrtle Richards. 

Polite Chief Robert J. Luekt-y., Fran- 

els E Bailey aliiJ other organiiations 

and individual* assistinic in the work 

Throughout New Jersey, euntrlhu. 

lions to" the Heart Cuinpuign wore 

rt-pcilted to hove been mure gen- 

vtuus than last year, but mil up in 

thn iMt.WKJ state.wide goal. 

HEBK I.ATB DONATIONS 

The Heart Association reported 

that a two weeks' "ijieanup period" 

was started late lost week tu brinN 

in flnal Lontributiuiis, spewiul sifts 

and late donations to the red plastic 

heart banks in public pIuci'S. 

Contributors also were advised by 

the Association that postmusters will 

uqtilinue in receive loniributions by 

nikil und forward them to the MiuU- 

hinciiiuarters at Newark. 

Pierpont Chairman 

of Welfare Board 

Robert O. Pierpont, of Wildwacii! 

Crest, has been elected chairman of 

the County Welfare Board for Old 

Age Assistance, to replace Edward 

L. Juhtistone, of Woodbine, who re- 

siined. 

Paul Sr.yder. Cape Muy. and Free- 

holder Walter H. Treen. Wildwood, 

wyru indueled as new mtmhi-rs. Mr 

Pierpont has been 0 bnard mitTil.ir 

foul years. 

AT RALLY IN WASIIINRTON 

Mn. Vera Patton. 620 Wesley aw, 

recently visited her brother and sis- 

ter-in-law in Washington, D, C, 

While there she attended a Repub- 

lican rally and supper attended liy 

12,000 persons from all states, at 

the Arena. 

Assume* Duties as 

Hospital Chief 

KAYNKR ,!, KLINl: 

Hnyner J. Kli-ill. fiirmerly rif Bui. 

tinuire. n;*N ju*t iissumi-fl ins lititirh 

as inimirnsiniliir ijf the Ciipi 1 M;iy 

CMUMIV BurdHte Tomlm Mt-niii ria I 

fi(i;.|.ilii! (it Cuurl liiiiisi-. Hi' ini> 

SIIIIT 1WU ill Bullmi'itf. Kniniisi-I 

P,i . Cihi'itiNUli, uiiii I'lilshuii'h 

Bowker in County 

GOP Vacancy Group 

_M;iVhr F-iiv.-orfl B Bowko 

Ott;in City, wus lint* r.f thrt'C- 

itfj\niih\vti this SM.n'k tij U t-urnr 

on vnviim-u-H m itev i nyniy JI 

litijn urmniiuinm. H\a\v Coi 

thNmar. Irving Fitch minuumu' 

Olhurs nn iht 1 Piimmstipe itn' 

or Suinui'l F: EU.iridfip. (*| Cu\tv 

iiiiti ftirriitT Mavur Gvvriif- A 

tiinh. uf N'(Fr!h WiM&unH, 

State to Aid in Paving 

An adtlitiumil nllotmerit nf SB \U{\ 

in stale. 1 UiO funds f«f Stnrt' HiirUnr 

to pyvo 92ntl si. unei Sunset Hrivc 

\\ r*$ uyijituwd FruUiy Uy liiMhwiiy 

Cnmmisfionrr SponiiT Miller, Jr. 

A rii-v/ jt.' 

pin rufnhiru 

fy liimfriMjk Is sctjt 

Bank and Borough Squabble Over 

Possession of Site for Building 

A stiff coni^l between the Stone 

Harbor boraugh count] I and tht- 

Firî National Bank uah shypinw up 

this week over whit-h nrMufii/uiiun 

would bt giviin the rinhi to uê a 

building site at the northeast cornt-r 

of Mth Mt, and 2nd av, 

Th# bonk purchased the lots in 1927 

for the purpose fVi-ntuully uf Lining 

them as th*?_ site uf n new bank 

building. In December, bank officers 

asked council td rescind an ofrii- 

nance which would authorize con- 

demnation of the land by the city. 

Mayor James E, McCaughey sent a 

letter to taxpayers this week urging 

them to attend the nest couneij 

meeting and object to passage of a 

new ordinance which wuuiri rescind 

the condemnatinii mp&fture. adopti-d 

Mayor Mi-C'iii;uhfV ,-ii'r! !..• iijii; 

thf hnriAiUh In iiK|uirr. tr.t- lunil I 

tondi-n.iiiitmn ,11 [hid 11 i.i-w h., 

uuuh hull m;,y !«, hmlt i.n Ihi- 

nunyd by Ihe niumrtpiilily. 

The ordiniimu lei rihi-mil ciindi'f 

fuiliyn \-trtnL'i-i[,nxs wus intruitsici-tt 

(hu Fubruury miu'fnfl uf iMjuiu 

wl:en Hurry L, HU-H, pri'SHit'!!! 

tho bank. SiiiM tho inKtittilnni,:iiri'iu 

had virtually cumph'tcd pilniH inr i 

A SlnrH' Ilarhnr husmpss ninn sn 

lie had tiiifried many rujskitMim ut 

fftund rnnst of thum huldirm t! 

opinion tlint ttu 1 hi!H>iif4h h.i 

would hi- just y* KHtHntcMnry in >MV 

era! UIIHT' loi-iHInns 

STAINTCN'S 

Open Doily 9:1WA. M. 

Opsn Friday and Saturday Ev#i 'Til 9 P. M. 

Telephone 1532 

Save wear 

You lay* up to 15% In gat wttfi Ford AgfomoHc 

Oyerdrive'. Only rwd In its field offers you 

Ml mofuyjavlng feature. And only Ford bring! 

you a V-l engine (new huihed to a wMipsrl (or 

kyndmdi !«u M M mo " i U " 

hrd AutoowHc Onrdrhri* cut, yew tngtM 

lanJuMsm 30%. Thof nwam your engine can 

baf olong at 35 i^ph. wh*n your Ford li ddng 

SOI And Ihol B M IM WMT M yew engln*, 

ten www on you. 

t • -.1 

1*1- 

'W *•* rcrd'l 

rff "«•«*• 

13 

"TIST DRIVE" 

THI «1O FORD 

AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S 

h will opmn your »y$l 

acony 

suits 

of 

Rilm 

Beach 

¥ 

Wouldn't you know that tlie firit Palm Beach check would be an event? It is! Heri is 

tlie fine luok of a British import. eaplured in AmeriM'a fevered mnunif fabric, 

softer, peaehskin-imoqth Palm Beach ,,, the wool-riyon thil'i to cool 

and wrinkle-free. So perfectly fitting loo ,,, I thank Sacony master tailors for that fit!) 

.,. you'll wear it from spring's start to autumn's end - with dark or bright 

white accents. And pair it with solid color Palm 

Beach suite. Mines' and petite itaes. As seen 

in Harper's Buiar and Today's Woman, 

T^SS^t^ THI Om Wmtm SglTS «" PAW «iACH 

/ 

NEW 

SHIPMENT 

JUST 

ARRIVED 

G.KURTZ CO. 

Oman City, N. J. 

45 Gauge 

30 Denier 

GOTHAM 

Walking 

Sheers 

If Perfect 

would be 

1.45 

washabh 

packable 

3.95 

Never * 

^> for .moother 

Printed and Published in Americctt Greatest Family Retort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER linu. 

69th YEAR—No. 48 Telephone 0304 or 0805 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950 BtotliMI L*)«.r BulldlDi, Ilk It, |M Ra«M H, 

Unit of National Guard 

To Be Formed Tuesday 

Battery Would 

Mean $15,000 

Annual Payroll 

Interested Men 

Invited to Meet 

at City Hall 

An Ocean City unit of thi 1 

New JiTsuy National Guurd 

with opi'iiiiiHH fur 124 men 

will lie organized In Oct!un 

I'ity in the near futui't', it 

wns announced yesttnlay, 

M;iiur Punn Hcjud. ymmniimti 

oftttw uf (he SMth Ami Aircraft C in 

Baiiiihun. with heudquartyrH 

Wiklwood. advised Mayor Eiiwi 

H Buwkt-r that thi' lijryl unii wtj 

Li- purl tif that in Miini/iitiuii and 

jsrudut'i' Iin ynnunl inemm' Iu 

MKhTINCj TL'ESDAV AT 4:30 

fiiian Ci 1 v mi-n intt>ri>.atc(l in juhi- 

inu i iri ' fnviti'd tu iitti'rui ,:i rni-r'- 

inj^ Tiii'juiuy a', 4 liO pj. m ,• in tito 

t'lMtniMftsKjiH'rh' ehyinLi-r. city hnl! 

whi-n ijliiris for uetisuliim at Uu< U*> 

cyl batu-ry will bt- tiihtjUNM«-(i 

Majiir GIMKTUI Donald W. Me 

OiAian. c'uminanili-r'uf llu- ftotli Arm. 

yrt-d biviûm ui tilt' NIH^ Jcr?!'. 

Mammiil Guard, * i"H\nv\vd to b 

priî'MI fyr thin mt-tHiiiH tutu'th'* 

uiih Miijur Hood and Either iiirui'ij 

MAV I'SE CONVENTION HALL 

Hf-atUiuartt'rs oi tfit 1 batlt_*rv iipr 

rriav iiv at thi' { : ,iy=iiy, nrd CufAtri- 

tmi" Hall. 

,M,i>iir Buvvkpr plnii,^ to stnti li'-- 

ii'f^ tjf invtlatioil tii thi* HH'HinH J; » ! 

thr r^Kurfs vt'tcTUn urManixatiun^ 

tefvit't 1 tlub.s and iitliur MraLifis -if 

rituii v,hu may tor inturuNUd. 

The SOBlli AAA Battiilliill in llu- 

CLiuniy was erKiinizi'd at WildwcHK^ 

Mitral niynths ntio and i^ niiw wt ! 1 

i-HlybliilHjd with headquarttTi; nl 

ihf County Airpnrt. 

Pfeffer Files 

for Freeholder 

Seeks Clouting's 

Place, Against Young 

Permanent Auto Licenses By 

Mail Considered By State 

Would Save Half Million a Year, Assemblyman 

Asserts, Introducing Bill; In 20 Stales Now 

AMOS L. FFEFFBB 

Amos L, Pfeffer, Jr., of Polermo. 

Bled nominating petitions Thufiday 

loit week as an indrpenclent Repub. 

lican candidate for the oifice of [ret 1 ' 

holder, to be vacated at the end of 

this year by freeholder Henry Y, 

Clouting, of Beeiley'i Point, 

In the primarj' election,he will o|» 

pose M, Spencer Young, of Beesley s 

Point, who wns endorsed by the 

County Republican Organisation two 

weeki ago upon reeonimendatien of 

Mr, Clouting, who is rollrinl, 

FORMER BESORT POLICEMAN 

Mr. Pfeffer, building and painting 

contractor, formerly resided in Ocean 

City for 26 years but has made hit 

home for the past three yean at 

Carolyn Park, a Palermo low cost 

home development for war veterani,, 

A former Ocean City policeman, he 

iervfcd in the Marine Corps for 

three years during World War II, 

"It will be exceedingly dlfflculi to 

find a man to equal Mr. Cloutlng's 

long and devoted publle rtrvice,' 

Mr. Pfeffor laid, "All I have to ofler 

ii a ilncere deiire to be of service 

to my neighbor, with honor, loyalty 

and human understanding my policy 

to all men," 

OPPOSES TAX INCREASE 

He announced the following point* 

of policy: 

"1 My nomination on the He 

creatt new interest and promote 

publican ballot for freeholder could 

harmony within the party 

"2 A taxpayer my»tlf. I am 

Itrongly opposed to further Increase 

In taxes I would strive to lower 

present levies by practical economy 

WOULD LIFT BBIDGE TOLLS 

"3 I would favor any plan that 

would hasten the end of the six toll 

bridges In our resort county. 

"4, t am oppo«ed to public-spon- 

sored project* employing non-resi- 

dent labor while local men walk the 

street (Ref: Memorial Hospital and 

Road cut off at Cape May Court 

House.) 

"8. I favor equal job opportun- 

ities for all, regardless of race, creed 

or political affiliation." 

TO FLY TO BAHAMAS 

tlr. Frank a. Hitter. SST 7tb tt, 

win fly from PhllndeUihla. Saturday, 

•I. whir, b* Plam 

two 

Lady Santa Deluged With 

Contributions for Needy 

Food and Clothing for Men, Women and Babies 

Pour in, Some of it Even From Philadelphia 

Waterway 

Move Now' Up 

To State 

U, S, Ready When 

N, J, Meets Terms, 

Hand Asserti 

The m st rntni_ lawdrd ftdi riili? 

tiun uf Nt w Jtr t\ N inldnd \»itir 

w-d> "-nught an a si ite \A itJi im 

prtj%i-iiiHiit lc.r nidn\ jcyr^ is up in 

\hm idti tit Nt \K Ji rstv Cangrt^= 

nun I" MiiJfl Hind uf Nt^ Ji 

Mrs Gertrude Pri-slon, upon 

.... hum The St'i:Uni'l-I.MlRiT many 

jears iiisu Ijusliiivpii ihe title 

Ocelli! City'N "Ijitly Salllu Claus." 

wlis li'plini! roiisiiltrably tllizcfl 

iirui yxcrwht'inufi this wtt-k. 

Ijiit week, Ihls nuwspiiper 

liuljlishi'il or, this MiiKc one of 

! IT IJt'riothc uiipcals fur help— 

help lur the needy, for whom 

BIII- tias ',ulurilarily uurked nitfi- 

mit L'linipcnsuliijr. for ycurs unti 

yciiTN 

Nustjr within I'h*' Suntitu'N 

LudM»- ! f s rnt'irioiy lias LHH* uf her 

lij,|jp.ul.s ^niu. uniH-cdt'd by tht 1 

Her rwiui.it this time 

modi-si, ah usual, if Mimt. was 

fiut 

Hh>' wiiil shu iieeili'ii two 

hiiinki !•- fur iwfi itHi'il men. one 

mlin's uvtTt'uat. (inf woman's 

liri'ss. Ijuliy eluthin!!, unti a sew. 

ii.t iiiachinp . . 

WKI.l,: . Shp wasn't pre- 

imft.fi fur thi. dt'iuMP thai si't in 

;. few hours after Tlie Spnlinel- 

1,1'IIHIT w oir thu pri/ss lust 

Thursday. By y u'tlock thai 

pJKhl she hail more than every- 

thing she hud asked for 

But by Mtintlay morn ing, the 

list read like this! 

II metis oviTi'uillH 'anil four 

nuiri" promisedi. 

Five pairs of men's shoes. 

if) men's nhirts. 

Four suits of men's underwear, 

20 ties. 

F»jat_fiairs of trauseiii^—^_ 

Six nien's sweaters. 

Two men's suits. 

Three blankets 

Four fur coats. 

Five women's coats. 

Seven pairs of women's shoes, 

15 dresses '(and one more 

promisedi. 

Four women's hats. 

Three shirtwoists. 

Five women's sweaters. 

Four boxes of ftiod. Including 

rolls, jellies, canned ftiod, even 

I'iinily, 

And in the "baby department": 

127 baby iarments. 

10 pairs of children's over- 

alls. 

And, oh, yen, she tven rtetlvtd 

the »»in| machine «he hjld 

aKkrd for 

Some of the donations came 

h-om Atlantic City. Others frum 

Philadelphia. 

"People drove down Sunday 

with thi-ir eontriiiutions." she 

said. "They tuld me they hatl 

i.een the ap()eai in The Senlinel- 

Ltdger, that they, knew that I 

rever usk for things unl. they 

an;, needed, and thai they knew 

thi' cause was worthy, 

'"I eKpeciaily want to thiink 

Kilmers Point people. Amiinii 

their contributions were two 

buses of acceptable items." 

Lady Santa Claus said thai 

she can make good use of every, 

thing among her needy families. 

Through her years of experience 

she has carefully classified them 

and knows the ones that are de= 

serving and in real need. 

A year or two Ilgo she tried 

to "retire" from her self-uppoint- 

ed task, because of ill health, 

but she only partially succeed* 

êd. N&w- she JM'ciiij, tu%e back Tn 

stride, almost as busy as ever 

with hef unselfish undertaking 

F.t,—The list of current can. 

trlbullaiu probably Isn't ram- 

pleU, Bhe had u tin that 

mare would arrive during the 

present week. 

I Hmjjhd'i/i d tin ^t* k 

| C hyrli"i B Middlclim 

thi irland 

Wlltiv 

Mtu 

ri-tyr\ 

i (immilti-L 

•i Lhdmh! r 

Lummtrt i? 

Mr fl^nrl 

in 111 q uir % 

I num. 

tin ^lai 

furi^ -i 

tllart? ] 

New Jersey automobile owneii 

vault! purchase their iicenie plalei 

jy mail from the state capital a' 

Trenton, instead (if through local 

idfiicy offices, under legislation in- 

trodueod this week by Assemblyman 

Frank Thompion, Jr.. Mercer Demo. 

crft. 

He said the state could save al- 

noKt half a million dollars annually 

JV having auto plates and driving 

Icensfs mailed from a central agency 

jy the Commissioner of Motor Ve. 

ilcles, 

•ROPOiEl PEEMANENT PLATES 

At the iimc time. Oovernor Al. 

'red E, Driscoll told a news confei. 

Bnce he is considering the advisabii. 

ily of changing over to a system of 

permanent license plates on New 

Jersey .vehicles, provided n suitable 

material can be found. This would 

effect an even greater saving in the 

•eglstratlon procedure, he said. 

Under permanent registration car 

jwners would retaln'their tags ar.d 

merely change a small tab with the 

South-Central BIM 

Hearing Tonight 

Residents and organiiatlon! Inter- 

eited In improving local bus strv- 

ice are reminded of the public 

meeting to take place tonight 

(Thursday) at 8 o'clock in the com- 

missioners' chamber, city hall. 

The itmeting has been arranged by 

the Atlantic City Transportation 

Company Jo obtain the public's ideas 

about schedules, routes and fre- 

queney of service to south and cen- 

tral sections of the city. 

A free bus for those wishing to 

attend will leave from S»th it, at 

7:1S p, m, and go direct to city hall, 

returning immediately after the 

meeting. 

Complete* College Course 

Adam Tomllnion, ion of Mr, and 

Mrs, A. O. Tomllnion, «S Asbury 

av,, has completed his work at Ur. 

sinus College and will receive tht 

degree of Bachelor of Arts at the 

annual commencement June 5 nl 

Collegevllle, the college announced 

this week. He majored In busincsi 

adminUtration, 

new year on it. 

Thompson said the direct. mail 

program, already operating in 20 

-Ntalei, would "give some considera- 

tion to motorists" by saving them 

| hours of lost time standing in line 

at agencies to renew licenses at th',' 

time every year. 

He said a change in Ihe system 

WBS recommended by a Princeton i 

University survey group in 1932 

when the stale issued 858.491 sets nl 

licenje plates. It is more imperative 

now with about 1,200,000 vehicles 

registered, he asserted. 

The central distribution system, 

Thompson estimated, woulu iave the 

state close to $200,000 the flrst year 

and up to $400,000 in later years. 

Auto License 

Sales Sag Here 

Ledig Warn* of 

Late Traffic Jem' 

Isguanee ef new auto Ueenie 

plytot and driving lieemei in Ocean 

City had rtaciied the SO per eent 

mark yesterdiyHt-wsi -ropoma=W 

Julei R. Ledig, gtatg liceniing agent 

He warned that with half the 

normal volume stlt! to be handleti, 

mstarlite ihquld make every elTori 

to viait tht pmcf at 409 Aihury av, 

as soon as poiiible to ivold coii- 

geitlon and Ipng waiting during the 

final week of Mareh. 

-We were doing a lively business 

up to about March 10/* Mr. Ledig 

isid. **but during the past few days 

It has slowed down. Apparently a 

1st of people have been too busy 

with their income tax to worr> 

about their license plates," 

About half the usual number 3f 

plates had been ijsuid, ineludlh^ 

tha hundreds that were reserved 

and paid for in advance of March I, 

This means a rush to issue the other 

half Jn the remaining 13 business 

dayi of the month, he pointed out 

Ineidentally, all tags in the ZW 

series have now been issued, but 

many motorists who reieryed platui 

In that group still have not called at 

the office for them, They are ready 

new* 

h tu r v d in n pl\ [ 

frum Midd!**ton dhoul 

f tin jjrnj UHHU ituin^f 

t ! jui intlji lifjn 

tOSniTICjN ISEXLl ÂBI E' 

It hd ah ti'th sftnied la rft* 1 fn 

i Kt y-jhli }ti \ fr tt Ihdt th -, 

^r» it and inipiiFtani link in nur ft 1 

* r i I ûteriJS \stim £ hijuhi nu 

hj\ L bttn jointd tu tht ffdt.ral %\ 

U tn and irnjsn vtd und inaint.nnM:' 

I \ th* 1 fi di rdl gti\ ( rnmt nt d^ jq 

flnup dlmti'-t t\tf\\ her* i \ federal gGVfrnfflîil 

Thf trulli is and I uant iu #mph>i 

*,iie this Lhat the projeel ha*i been 

approt?d by Uie federal go\ern 

men! for upward sf in vfars The 

federal fa\ernm?nt stands billing 

%a acquire this mlfisinf link fn If* 

The heart of the problem I- 

tliit ihe appro\ al of Ihe projeei 

Has baned on ttie requJfemeiiiH of 

inrai copperatien 

Thi L * rcquirem* nt hi rontinutf' 

iFL Ihal îL\i TyF4r4-y n ih- tfi~TH7" 

U tit r»il fi(j\ i nimtnt all nghl liili- 

iFj" inlt-Ft^l it hds ufquired tti land 

pnscments. riHhts-gf-Wiiy and strut- 

tuic§, nthor than bridjifs, for various 

canali; tliat it provide guitable di?^ 

poial art*a§ far drcdgtMi materials; 

that ioeal interests prnvidn, main- 

tain and operate suitable bridges 

over tho waterway; that the stal-* 

dgrmti? iiaviHation aides, and tliat *t 

save the ft-deral governtnent frer 

from fiamafie resiilting from the 

work of improvement, 

ItRlOOFS, MAIN PROBLEM 

''Many meetings and eonfareneus 

on thii Kubjoet have demonstrated 

to my iatisfaction, at least, that thort s 

is no problVm of grent difTlcuHy in- 

vulvud in these rgquir*'ments fu) 

lucal eooperiition exfuiU iht 1 prn- 

Fsfe I* Fltsie 

Contracts Let For New Sii 

Two Well-Known Ocean City Men Die; 

Bevill, Whitaker Long Resident Here 

Bank Director 

is Heart Victim 

Funt ruV ! r\ nt mn 

niiifclir Jimi 

funduitu 

B Bull 

i iiui Itatitr unti liu uu in in ut 

the- rt nrt for 12 \t ai 

Mr Biiill ho n 73 tliwj S j 

unu> mil mug it Sh n Mimiiiu 

Hn-pitdl ks lh,in llirei la i jfti i 

hi Mitl lii i i jjmitut] li,r iitdlimit 

Red Cross Drive 

is Lagging Here 

Quota Only Half 

Raised Thus Far 

Although the allotted time for th^ 

American Red Cross Iun ^ drive ;s 

halt gone 1 , the loeal golieitation had 

yielded lesi than 50 per cent of thu 

OcGan City il.BOO quota up to Tues- 

day Ihii week. It was reported, 

Clinton B, price, co-chairman ami 

campaign Ireajurer, announced total 

?ee!pts of T $811 fit that time. 

However, he refused to take ,i 

pesaimiiti£ view of the eventual sut- 

cess of the drive, pointing out thai 

inclement weather has seriously 

hamuered the efforts of Htd Cross 

solicitors to date, " 

COUNTY ALSO BEHIND 

Local results were better, per. 

.those—tor—Cape 

IAMFS B BEMIL 

n c < \ r r( ht art dttjrk Hi huini 

ht r* y, i dt ur Wt nit y a\ 

lit lit v C.i iirgi Ft i ht r pjMnr 

! tlu Fust Pri biknan Churc i 

intlutlitl 'irnii' jt thi A ' 

n Ih hiniul Hum! Munu i> it 1 

p in In! mn r t \% i c in Tut t'a\ it 

hi Arti^li , Cimtti-rv \funtj,uint r 

Cuunu Pi _^_^^_ 

Aide of Dr. Lake, Optometrist, 

To Retire After 38 Years on Job 

A business association extending 

ovrr a 38-year period will be termi- 

nated Saturday for Dr Harry H 

Lake, optometrist, and his assistant. 

Mies Daisy Morey. 

MUs Morey. whose home Is at 91, 

Bay av. has decided to retire from 

her work in the optical repair de- 

partment of the Lake store at 837 

Asbury av 

"My eyes can't take the close wor't 

any more," she explained thlf week 

•Tm going to'keep house for my 

two brothers" 

MIM Morey, who is well known 

to thousand* of year-around and 

uner rwidanti, flrst want to work 

Dr. Lak* In 1BU *nd hu bean 

ttfht band" «v*r fincc, except 

hi* r 

lor • 

band war *b> Mr 

C, of C. Asks 

Deeper Inlet 

Channel on Bur 

Called Dangerous 

The seriously shoal condition of the 

(!lj Harbor Inlet between OceaT 

City ami Longport wns called to 

Ihu attention of tRe U. S Army 

rps of Engineers rriday by ii 

nmittei- of (he Chamber of Com. 

merce of Ocean City\ 

At [he same time. Chief Bnntswnm 

Clifton Bahr, of the Ocean Cii, 

Const Quiiril station, disclosed tlui; 

monthly rounding:; taken by him and 

the crew show, that the depth ui 

water over the sand bar ofTshsrt,' 

as heon cut almost in half during 

Ihe past year. 

.Commercial and pleasure boat: 

must cross the bar while traveling 

between Ihe bay and the open ieo 

Chief Bahr uid the last aavnd. 

ine» taken showed a normal watrr 

depth of onij- 7 to I feet on the 

bar, while on one day iut week,' 

H'ilh a "blow out tide" caused hv 

the struns nsrthweit wind, the 

depth Ms only S!>2 fett between 

the B and C buoys. 

Faze 6, pleaae 

Buvili formerly wa§ eastern statiia 

â!es nianiiêr for the American To 

! hat! a Company and &&H assytiflied 

th ihdi firm for 21 jeara Fu" 

m< r* thyii 20 years prior to his 

dHdth he ^d*- d >ialfesmaii here tut 

C K Reid and Campany, ^holtsai 

it fit- distributors Just before 

V\ i rid Wjr II ht- fllsn wai a^ôci- 

LiiH v lih thi Hult? Bunt Works tl 

fiudn Cns 

Prior ta making hii refiidenre hfr»* 

in 191B hi^ home uds in German 

Ui * n Pd Howe\i*r h»* dhd hi§ uifo 

El fdl« th Sttinnr Bevill had re= 

idt d in d numbt r uf uther cities in 

cunnt-Ltjun with hi E American Tu- 

baci n C o puîtiun 

DIItEC TOR OF BANK 

Mr Bt-\ill was a dircctur of The 

N dion.il Bank uf Oican Cit\ a/id 

hjd btt n in charge of rentals anci 

rn unit fidncn of the bank building 

imi it \\d^> purthti t td bj the inst ! 

tuliun *i% vtdr-< ago H« had been 

ich\e in iht bank ^ afTpir^ from tht 

lime it vâ^ fuunded in Ma\ 1834 

Hnf of the charter members of 

l*u Ottjn Cily Rotary Club when t 

a 1 ufym?i d in 1926 he served a 

its third prt-mrit nt fc>r the R>egl 

^tdr 19ig 29 dnd a^ a directur feu 

* ^ v r -\\ % I^T C Hi** Hotar> activity 

mluHi 1 animating the idea of ? 

•t ul brant h t>( HUXIP H iurmonici 

! .ififJ fur bn$* ,ind girls Ht served 

! c thairmm fur |ht- **pnn*nring LIU'J 

fr i tht duration uf ihi bynd 

m inli re ted in Chamber 

e afTdirs during the boor i 

p It*20s and âs electe 1 

f ihf nrgyrnâtion m 1930 

ufttcdirij, thi Ijit J FrtU M^nnc 

Ht htadid th( Chambtr until 1915 

Jurin^ ^ [ Hrnnl ^ ht n it iAa c be^ft 

h\ n afi\ Hiffitulli* iniluilinij Ih. 

I« f ri L mn 

Mr Bt\ill fur tht pjvi îs jf^rs 

=Ma 

Pair 3, Pie: 

Storekeeper in 

Resort 50 Years 

Hiram H. Whitgker. genial froeerjr 

sttirekeeper at 3348 Aibury av, and 

one of ihe early residents of tie 

Central Ocean City lection, died 

Mor-day at Shore Memorial Hospitkl 

He uai 88. 

Mr WhlUker, best known a* 

cif C ufTmip 

d is f t 

I rt idtni 

Two CoaL ,^ 

to Erect Firit 

Four 

HIRAM B. WIIlTARFR 

Fftp 1 to hundreds of raldente of 

hi* neighborhood, would " b*vi- 

celebrated hi* 67th weddlnff mnl- 

\trsarv with his ulfe, Lar^ ntxV 

July 3 

Before rnaking his home in Octan 

Citv 51) years aE«. he operated |en- 

i rul stores in Fairton, his birthplace 

and in Philadelphia, He left that 

business ts tnlist In the Csait Guard 

Orchids Again to Be Given 

Boardwalk Parade 

Kgg Hunt to be Added Attraction, But ThereTl 

Be no Concert, Business Men's Assn. Decides 

Ocean City will observe Eagte? 

Sunday, April 9, with gpeelal events 

jgQin this year. It was innsuneed 

yo^lefday. 

The day'i activities'will open with 

the tradltloni! sunrise service Of the 

Protestant ehurt'hes and will infludu 

n*\ Easter egg hunt for children anjf 

;i bi.mrdwalk promenndei which will 

vjnable Milady tu display her new 

=;prinM ©utflt, 

Arrangt?mente are being mode by 

^ÎIMAhhi II •' = = --1- 

May County si a whole. The count y 

with a quota of I8,8BO, reiiorted re 

ceipli of $2,400.3! on Monday, only 

about 35 per cent of the goal, Last 

year at the sarne time in the can,- 

paign the county had S3 per cent 

of the quota in hand. 

Ocean City nUIl hag a lonj way 

to go to equal Iftst year's eolleeUon. 

which toUIcA cloae to 12.700, or 

Rboul 11,100 In txecH of ihe quota. 

The belt collection reported in tnc 

county up to Monday was at Wild, 

wood, with a total of $1,028 received 

on its quota of $2,000, Tlie countv 

flgure of 12,400 did not include an." 

reported funds from Lower Towii- 

ihip or Well Cape May, 

Fire Damages 

Slimmer Home 

The summer home of Dr, L, Ma. 

ihadre, a PhlladelphiBn, at 23S8 As- 

bury av., wai damaged by fire whien 

broke out in the heater room Sun- 

day morning. 

City BrejTien, directed by Deputy 

Chief William Meenan, extinguished 

thr (Ire. which via* bellmcd to lu\o 

started from spontaneous rombuv 

tlon in materials stored in the room 

The building wai unottupied and 

was being remodeled 

The firemen who remained nr 

hour, confined damage to the heotcr 

room Loss was estimated at $3"S0 

INSIDE TIPS 

Amusements—page 8 

Churches — page 10, (Somers 

Point churches, page 11.) 

Classified Ads. page 17: Too' 

Late to Classify, page 6 

Editorial—page 12. 

High School News—page 15. 

New Jeney Poll—page 9 

Obituary—pap 3. 

Stata Horn* News—page 13. 

Social, pOTonal—page* 4 and S. 

Sports—page* 6, 14 and 19. 

Art Galleries 

judgment Voided 

Robbery Verdict 

h Set Aside 

A SB.O.M judgment against Samuel 

and Harold Zaconlek, operators n[ 

the Half Mnnn Art- nutlrfine m 

Looking for a 

Job? Consult 

The Chamber 

Local residents ieeking sum. 

mer employment were invited 

this week to list their names at 

the temporary office of the 

Chamber of Commerce in the 

National Bank building. 

The Chamber announced that 

it already has received many re. 

quests for employment from out. 

of-town people seeking seasonal 

jobs, but that it would like to, 

have a listing of local residents 

so they could be given first 

priority on any positions that 

may be available. 

Employers who msy have sea- 

sonal job openings also were in- 

vited to list them. 

Boardwalk, was set aside rriday by 

Superior Court Justice Frank T 

Lloyd. Jr. 

The verdict against the auctioneers 

ivan returned late in January in a 

civil suit brought by Louis Wallon. 

a Philadelphia wholesale jeweler, 

for merchandise' he lost when tlie 

art gallery safe was blown open art! 

robbed in July, 1847, Total loss in 

he robbery was estimated at $205,. 

000, 

Justice Lloyd set aside the judg. 

ment beeayffl'qif-mi-wrflEjinJUB-re- 

quest to charge the jury, which al 

legedly was made by Irving Jacobs, 

attorney for the plalntiflf. 

The case had been appealed by 

former Justice Joseph B, Perskii! 

and Commissioner Augustus S. Ooets, 

associate counsels for the defendants. 

Under the new ruling, the suit 

will have to be re-tried, probablv 

in May, 

BULLETIN! 

Chamber may be obtained by 

writing to the office or Postomce 

Box 388, 

The organization plans to'be 

lupresented tonight at the hear. 

Ing ill city hall regarding bus 

Irnnsportatlon, Harold P. Pow. 

I'll is chairman of the commit, 

tec, with James Simms and 

French B, Loveland as other 

members. 

George Smith, of 

Hanif Inn, Dies 

Oeorga Smith, awner and op- 

erator of Uir II»nJf Inn and res- 

taurant, 111 Wedey •>¥., died 

suddenly of m heart attack at I 

p, m, ynterdaf In Hollywood. 

FU.. where he had tone with 

Mrs, Smith abont 10 dayi mo. 

Word of hta «e»ui Wat receiv. 

ed IM* nifht bj hk daafhter, 

Gloria, whs had been in charge 

of Ike hotel, 

Mr, Smith, a former member 

of the PcmayiTMi* IM* »•• 

llu, pvnhaMd Ranlf Inn nboot 

eifhl yean Ht, •• had b«m 

III about a yew afo and »f«ln 

latlfail, bat ainwrenUf ma in 

[sad health when Ac eaaplt 

left tor Florida by car, 

r»cne 

r 

tt iaaiiittr, OWSBM, ufl • aan, 

on Atlantic av, 

A building permit »is Issued Men. 

day for a new guest house and fesi. 

dsnee to be constructed at 72i At- 

lantic av,, Just north of 8th st. 

The owner of the property is 

Charles R, Gilfert and the general 

contractor is George Schwrb. 

The 2W4 story structure will con. 

tain 15 rooms and 14 baths, with * 

three-car garage at the rear. The 

main building, with a 32-foot lounge 

across the front, will be 34 feet 

wide and 67 feet deep. , 

There will be five bedrooms on 

the first floor and eight on thu 

second floor. 

the Ocean City Buitnets Men's Ai 

Exchange, Klwanii, Rotary and So- 

raptiinisu, and the city department 

of public relations, E. Forrest 

Nyman Is general chilrmsn, 

NO CONCERT THIS YEAR 

The April 8 program will have no 

concert or entertainment becaus; 

th* Association, which orglnated the 

observance, found that It was not 

well enough patronized to justif 1 

the expense. This is because most 

Easter visitors prefer to be on the 

boardwalk rather than in t theatre 

or the Music Pier auditorium, 

Mr, Nyman said the egg hunt for 

children will be conducted by the 

Chamber of Commerce, 

TO AWARD SO ORCHIDS 

Tentative plans call for the award- 

Ing of 50 orchid? to women on the 

boardwalk and boutonnleres to their 

escorts. There will be 20 or more 

priies for children. 

The sunrise service is scheduled 

for 6:30 a, in in the solarium of the 

Music Pier, under auspices of the 

Ministerial Association, The Re\, 

Prank P, Adler will preside and the 

Rev, A. Lynn Gongloff will preacn 

the Easter sermon. 

The churches also are preparing 

for a community Good Friday serv. 

ice in the First Freibyterian Churcn 

on April 7, between noon and 3 p. m. 

ASK BUSINESS HOUSE! CLOSE 

_ ._ __Men's Association Is 

urging that all commereliTestiibliih. 

ments in the resort close during thi 

period of this service so that pro- 

prietors and employes alilte may 

take part in the religious observ 

anee. 

Selection of the orchid winners 

on the boardwalk, Easter Sunday, 

will be made by a committee of 

Judges who will start viewing the 

strollers some time after 1 p. m. 

The area for judging will be between 

fith and 10th sts. 

Final arrangements for the secular 

portion of the observance will bo 

made at a combined committee meet. 

ing next Tuesday night. 

g-thB_- ^TJM-Jiuiness 

Upper Twp. to Plan 

Spring Clean-up 

The Civic League of Upper Town- 

ship will meet tonight (Thursday) 

at the Marmora nrehall to discuss 

plans for the second annual Spring 

Clean.Up Week. 

The. League Is preparing to desig 

nate the last week of March fpr a 

clean-up campaign to rid vacant lots, 

roads and residential property of 

trash and other unsightly bbih 

Scheduled to ba 

Conipwtod of i 

Contract! for cor 

of the flrst four 1 

tht new Sindia Aj 

development on 

side of Wesley «*, at ] 

ware awarded tha 

the Sindia Corpc— u 

The buildlnf «ni 

between the local ct 

of John E. and Howarf 

Fred S Tarva, 3rd. 

were so close that the i 

them each half of tha 

also will help ap«d 

the project 

BEADY BY JUKI U 

Vaughan M«thl», Atl 

•rrhitect whs prepared | 

newSlndis and will ni 

struction. uid the four 

an scheduled for 

June IS. ,,'j," 

Each of the four 

contain two apartment 

npsrtments will be of four 

and two bathi each, with f"~* 

porch and terrace tpsce. 

The new structures wfll ( 

Wesley av, from 18th mi. i 

setting back SB fett franr 1 

and being separated by MJ 

two building! on ttae eornw ' , 

of modem rtyle with flat roof; * 

the other two wlU be colonial < 

em archlteeturf with a 

STUCCO ExnwoB 

AU building! IB the new 

ment will be of stucco eMi 

cinoer block, and they 

corporate many advanced f 

design used auccemfully 

the qiost exclusive 

^nt T FlnHilB 

The building! 

in pain with a terrace 

lawn and garden (pace 

them A private street « 

behind them tor service 

street parking. 

Although only the»e low 

ings will he ready for Hie — 

son. the Sindia plans a — 

including three more so 

and four buildingi 

boardwalk. 

Point May Hal 

Junior High 

Would Mem 

Revenue LoM 

Ocean City High School 

lose 24 pupils and appro* 

fS.FOQ in annual tuition rev 

the Somers Point Hoard of B 

carries out a proposed plan i 

lish a junior high school Jtt 

mainland community, it wat 

cated this week. . 

That the Point board i« 

ing the feasibility of a junior ; 

school was dUcloaed by Jamej 

Monaghan, president 

STATE CONSULTED 

He said that the board hat 

he State Department of B

1 •:> *$#$ 

i -i 

i"i 

ile 

France 

to war 

• ) * 

„_! ta the 

I ot n«w» talen 

•Is 

__ _ • 

_j boolu onlj 

• it Ihe mo 

Ii noi 

711 

(Hinh Mn K 

' Hethering 

all of 

IMt 

tua 

M 

$100 

County School Boards 

to Have Dinner 

The County Aj*ocl»tlon of Board* 

al Education will lavs Its m 

nual dinner netting April 13 It ma 

announced this *«k 

It will be in the McthodW Social 

Johnson Nominated 

New Commander 

Nomination of officers featured D 

meeting of Ferguson Fofllo Poi 

Hall at Court House with Sr Ethel \eterans of Foreign Wan Monday 

Alpenfeb of Hew York University night it the post home with «0 mtrr 

n principal spmker Dr Alpenfels "«» •Wending 

ii a well known anthropologut Those nominated for thi 1950 11 

whme lecture Prom Adim to . 5jjj"jo{ r *Miox'vi"nnniiun5er 

Robert C French junior lee con 

marder Joseph b Smith chaplH n 

William Moser judge ad ital 

Bruce MacMurrsj Urgeon Dr Erl 

Mdrd B Tysnn trusUe Rr Hint 

>ears Fran is Miller delegates to 

the County Council Michael Dnttllo 

Robert French «nd Roberl Wool 

leglslnme ofBier Earl Shau 

ELECT ON MUU 27 

The election is scheduled for !h 

next meeting Mar h 27 Normna 

lions will remain open until then 

The post appointed Ted Clymer a 

its chairman to assist tht Americar 

Leglun and othtr groups in arrai 

nu a Memorial Day ubservdn e 

BASEBALL SOON TO START 

The âuth Committed rep rtei 

that the junior basketball league f 

buys &ould *»nd this uek ard th 

plans are being made for a dinner 

f i the bays at the post homi, Ba c 

ball activity will be started 

A chorus of pupils from Oefe 

City High School Kill sing 

Want Ferry in 

Highway System 

County Group Hands 

Request to Drocoll 

A formal request for the proposed 

Caps May L*eftes ferry IQ be in 

eorperstfd in ihe state highway sy 

t#m Mvaa prsfented to Gmernor Al 

fred E DriscQlI Tuesday by a ^roug 

of 60 Cape May County represent 

Anthenj J Cafiero « ha 

ltd the group of clt> and iuni\ 

officials and civic leaders said Ih^t 

such a step by the itatt would fa 

militate financial arrangements f u 

:hm ferry 

The senator said afterward th* ;ni'i j-rni.in'lv tpy ;i n'yiMurcMl 

Pl:;irin;iiis! frnin d r u i : . nl tin- liyl.t -t i-uti-iii-;.- nncl IJiirity 

iih liriij ; ' !nr :•!! ,u 

Freedy Drug Store, he, 

\VM. II. HART, Dtfi-liir in I'n.irsiiai 


1 ^ Frcth. linn 

Irlct enjiinccr. The problt'ilis 

Thompson 'Bill" 


SIGNS - SHOW CARDS 

308 Eighth It, • Rear 

MOTHERS!— 

CMILOBINS OUTFITTfRi 

SPEARI si 

HU ATLANTIC AVC." 

ATLANTIC em 

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7,% co. ft. Rtfrigmrvtor 

Own BiJO (, m, _ s,3« „ m 

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KVK9 

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Dr. Harry H, Lake 

Voyr OPTUIIKTIIIliT for f. V.iirn 

9-H ASIU FIY AVRM P 

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Hi*"! F/iMfuff width freowng 

compurtmenl-a iuiury Ad- 

vancod DMign featurn—you 

only from PhJIco at this ama«. 

tog low price. See it now! 

(/r>ury TRAYS 

Of, UM fcf qOTCTod 

•out 

VecHabta Bjaper. 

latch • Rigid, Car. 

fiUwnProtf Steel Shelve, t 

PhUm Super Pamr Hyuiem, 

6-TTmr Pntmtion Plan 

f ELECTRIC 

i ASBURY AVENUE 


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--I know frwni pi'jieated convi'rj.a- 

linii« «ill! (iovrriiiir llrhrnll llwi 

lip is rnimrnscly inlrrrslnl in (hr 

prnpoNal. hui I want to tliskr H 

pirfPclly elmr rlflit no» llml 

nolliine wlmifv.r rail he further 

dimp until the siaip miikr» un HN 

niiiid lo what cstpiil ii ran en for- 

«ard iiitii Us nbligaiiqii In provide 

tiu'sp bridgr!!. 

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ll;:il il ,-iiii nici'l thOM. ri-f|uiriMin-ij|» 

II Hill Mi.l Iw tnllli'iilt In i-li-iiiii 

til* Mtliiltlnli irnni Hi;;, piu' -- 

lit wit! thiil C.iiyv.iiiiiin .limi,.. 

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m I Jfji.irtiniTit %sn ret urn mend J- 

N ,S. J lie 

|Navy Enlistments 

Ara Unlimited Now 

Pn \llinticdi> Ka\y RetrmtiFig 

riihin chief gun 

uit_k that there 

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id SUilm Nd\ V 

il mil thdt ihi* rn-fnt lift- 

qiintus LII enli^tnicnt^ 

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Saint \ A 

Campus Newspaper Gives Hackney Prodigal Son 

High Rating at Pennsylvania U, |p-i " «, fL.,-,-1, 

Juhn Hytkn y farmer Ocean City graduation in Junif He Dnt**rr J riilll €*L V^llUI i^ll 

High School valedictorian gnd an 

uf Mr *ind Mrs O 

SEVERAL OKK1CES 

jj i y i~ frb#r of th#* 

Hoimt sn H«_ll Bt*iird of GQêfnur 

Y airman oi tht S^ nt Con mills? 

nd a member of th* 1 Sphms Senior 

la if-ty 

Ar accounting tudenl at th 

^ harton b r( ol of Busing an i 

Fmsr Hiitkrej is *s heduln i fur 

freshmdn m 1946 lit 

erwng in the Army almo I thr c 

y ar^ 

Strides his varied campus atti\ 

il e urd rrrfintdining hi^h M.huLiit 

tardng ht^ Y*kh fuund time lo L m 

y p IB mm Hun^h ^hich h un will 

be in orporattd n to t^ ^ Fit tmin 

Md%k and Wife Sprirg t-ow 

NO CAMP! * POLITICO 

He "s no big îRpuH pulil Lf f\j 

lar Quaker alMett* diid > t Ih 

hlirr nd entrant c 25 jear tld ha 

i ni- o rrt_ny Ihings j t II j 

P n vlv&nm that ê h uld rait 

r uf the big^tî headline v hen i! 

tu t-H time ta hand out tht four 

v^t d awards on iit-\ Daj a 

i rj rg to ihe Ptnn^>hani n 

Although thf report man recenlh 

Sttppyd dovin fron thuirrmnLhip al 

Iht Undcrgrad Club hardhng Ma H 

and W g prfductiur^ ht i cuntiru 

to ass I ifi n ad^ i urj aua i > 

until jfraduafiLn 

EVAP. MILK Farmdal. 

Quolily 

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00 

Try Qur Acme Guaranteed Meats Under Our 


Famous Loncoster Brand 

TURKEYS 5'' b 49 

5'' b 

Lsn&sitgf Irsrtd Turkfyi era yeuRg, ttndsf end bfosd b 

Lean Ground Beef 

Brisket Corned Beef "•"l^^. 1 "' 

43c 

Plata Inf «H« 

lata nf H« 

Short Rlbl of BMf "Sic 

Corned 

•M* Leaf 

Broonsweiger 

L 

Cole Slew 

Large Bologna " 53c 

- - - " lu »23£ 

Cut |pom Cornted Liltls Pork.r, 

lib Ind Um (up fa 11', Ib.) 

PORK LOINS»43': ^ 4 ? 

relln'i 1XL or ftgar'i grade A Sliced Bocon * 45c 

Lenten 

Sam Peed 

Vafues 

MACKEREL 

Large No, 1 Smelt* 

Flih Fillcti »** s 

Fancy Large Shrimp 

Deviled Crabs 

Frying 

X5c 

ib 69c 

^^ 19c 

• n the Hm 

I Hi fiuint 

it L il Ih* 

1 s 1 1 it i i \ Ii»r %uun^ men lu srlei-t 

ir 1 fullun thi tiades of their ehuit-t 

1 th Nm A isiiDft tim* 1 ago \hr 

\ w \ \ 1 prrmjtted tu enlist on 1 / 

1 nill nufnbtr uf mm cath month 

ûth t,EinHitiitn& h^ iiddt-d may re 

L ui jinlirm without notice 

! CIO Hot and Cold 

; on Driscoll Bills 

I The Ntw Ji'rspy Hlnlt. CIO thli 

wi i k imtunincytl support of s|^ ad 

• ministrutiiiii bills and opposition to 

llwii others. 

| Ii, Iitti-rs tu all membtrs of the 

, KtjiUi -,L*p|ji!ilHtufe, wtvirh J is-sliIW 

; td in t on Governor priicoll's pro 

ijriim Munday. Carl Holilerman, Stale 

| CIO president, criticized the Bdmln- 

1 isiriiiiiins piiblic utility awUstrike 

n 2711 W Girard a\ 

She v.as 77 

Mrs Sauter also ^s^ interested in 

rdrttr research work at the Ldink- 

enau Hu^jjital and â^ a tntmbe 

nf the Womtn % Auxiliary of the 

Philadelphia Turners athletic club 

Surviving art* a daughter MF* 

Ravmond T Mnock and a son A 

Letter âgti?r a jp^,#l*^r 

Funeral îrvices are scheduled foi 

2n m tfidav tThui^dayi *ith burial 

in WestmirMtr Ctmeteiv 

Rain are declared to cause an an 

nuftl dartiiifie Of around 12,000,000, 

mm in this country, of which about 

naif Is the fuud supplies they eat 

fit 

than 500 U. 

iy scheduled a 

SHARP CHEESE - 69c 

Hoiu.ol Cy,a, Wall AE,d 

Sharp Cheese "6St 

Sards Romano 

le 79t 

Berden's Chateau Jlbl 85c 

BabyGouda •'•'-"45c 

Gold-N-Rich" 1 *" '•§»« 

Zingg Oruyera •"•"4*« 

C C h ^ ^"IS 

Csltage Chetse Vlli" !,V I4f 

Chaai* Food S-oi Dkg 13c 

GlendaleClnb 2 ' 75c 

falacfed Fresh Fruits A Vegetables 

ORANGES 8 65 C 

3 !H asi 

Y*l!ew Onlflni'"*3"'! 4f 

BROCCOLI 

*anc¥ wlpeill 

Miglyai IIM 

Bononoi*"''"" 1 " 

Calif. 

Andy lay 

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hunih 

"•ate 

"lit 

25' 

If. Naw 

QttdStat 

KIMMa fMM 

@ PIE CRUST 

MIX 

L— Hot Cross Buns 

Par* PraiM Jale* . 

POUNDCAKE*- - 35 

• A T H b l W lt 

Children to See 

-Marco Polo* 

Stage Play Coming 

Here Next Month 

The . ill bf 

Hiram W. Whitaker 

CoDtloud from Fui 1 

and served here at both the 4th st 

antl 38th st. slatldns, ai well as a- , , 

t_n>altinf _hh hnrnr II* -j»jpj 

untraI ov 

flu - 

OCEAN CITY 

AWNING SHOP 

037 A.bury Av. Phone 0188 

Ji»Ph K. Vtawr, Prop. 

4IDED IN SINDIA RKSt'VE 

Mr. Whltiker was aUached to thi 

Corion'i Inltt station in 1901 when 

the ihip Sindia was wrocked here 

He asiigted in the rescue of th^ 

crew. 

Because his wile didn't like his 

being iway [fom home so much, they 

§§tabliihtd their Agbury av. stoic 

about 35 yeari ago and had jointly 

Operated it ever since. Mr. Whitaker 

still was in the store daily uniil hi 

fata' illness began a few weeks ago 

riI?IERAL THIS AFTBBNOOV 

He was a member of the First 

MethodUt Church. The Rev, A Lynn 

Oongloff. pastor, HMII conduct funeral 

services at t p. m. today (Thursday 

It,the Smith Funeral Homo Inter 

ment will be in the Old Stone 

Church Cemetery. Cedorville, Cum- 

berland County. 

He is survived by hij wife; a 

dauihter, Mrs. Sdward Campbell, of 

Marmort; three grandchildren, Cliri 

ton Campbell, Mrs. Howard Land 

and Mrs, Edward Westeolt, all of 

Central Ocean City! and six great 

grandchildren. 

James B, Bevill 

Continued (rsm pM« 1 

County Mosquito Extermination 

Commission, by appointment of the 

Board ef Freeholders. 

His . fraternal activities formerly 

Included membership in the Knights 

of Pythias and the Benevolent Pro 

teetlve Order of llks. 

Betides his wifs, he ll survive^ 

by a jister. Mri. Leroy Knox. of 

West Philadelphia, and two nieeei. 

Mri, Clarence Murray, Philadelphia 

ind Mrs, Henry Mugler, Harrirturi 

Directors of the bank and other 

close anoeiates were pallbearers at 

the funeral. They were Blwood F. 

Klrkman, Dr. John B. Townsend, 

Charles K. Thuritdn, Harold D. Pow. 

ell. Dr. J. Thornley Hughes and 

William Blevln, - — — — — — 

HIS WIM 

"I malee my living by my witi," 

"Well, half a living is better thiin 

none." 

A Cluiifiad Ad Will Rent 111 

. . .Right in Style * 

. . .Right in Fit 

. . , Right in Quality 

VAN HEUSEN 

and JAYSON 

SHIRTS 

Faitela • White. 

l »Bd3.fS 

OUtf, brl.ht pwUl .h»d« 

will pal » ipurkie (a jvat 

•prlnr ootili . . . (Innlnf 

whlun, too. Newest collar 

•tylet Mid coll*. . 

Nmw Spring TIES 

1.00-1.50-2.00 

They're in . . . fraib Mi 

•pirkiinf new, latUed 

or bold pitUimi. pec Uieri»v 

Til 

MAI>K SDR NOW! 

OBOEK TOU NEW IAIHB 

f« -4f AS»UBTf AVENUE - 

play Marco Polo 

stjfcid in the Otian Citj Hith 

School auditorium next month I >\ 

th*> enjoyment Qf fclimertari schon 1 

thildren it w.as *mn«urici-il ^tstcr 

d«*v b\ County Srhnol Supennttr 

tier I Willard B Mallhews 

This production with An exptri 

t'need profesaiotial^ ca^t w ill be prt 

stnled by th* 1 Clart Trte Major 

Children s Theatre 

The same group in January pr. 1 - 

nli*d Cinderella fur an l 

tif jbnut 1 400 pupils of grades 1 lo 4 

; n trv* North wildwood Junior Hij,n 

School. 

SEE "RIP VAN WINKLE" 

Last Thursday about 1.200 children 

from Orades 5 to J in the lowe: 

rmonce of "Hip 

the North WilUwood school 

Salome Gaynor Theatre. 

Plans such as these have been 

sponsored for more than 10 yeais 

bv the county schools so that all 

children could have an opportuniiv 

8t least once during the term to wit- 

ness a real stage play by profes- 

sional actors and actresses, 

iEE »BAL PEOPLE 

"In this way," Mr. Matthewi saiS, 

'the boys and girls not only have 

the thrill of soeiriB real people on 

the stage, but they are given a 

chance to practice good manners in 

the theatre. Anyone who has a', 

tended one of these plays will agree 

that the audience behaViour IJ bet- 

ter than that exhibited by many an 

adult audience. 

"Between acts, the children io* 

off steam' by community singing nt 

l d i thir h school ' 

by 

songs learned in their home schools 

100,000 Naturalized 

by State-Local Work 

Over 100.000 aliens have beeri prp. 

pared for New Jersey Citizenship In 

classes jointly financed by the State 

and local communities, Franklin 

Nixon, Master of the New Jersey 

Stote Orange, reported this week. 

He urged that the 1850 Legislatiiiv 

provide adequate funds for con- 

tinued state support of cltlienshi|) 

education. 

To be Seen Sunday 

at Holy Tnmty 

In Ri-tf ing ttith ihf Lenten Me 

ag of rLfp^tence the iilm j*nd a.f 

m n**tte at th*- S&T\ ic* 1 of Illustrated 

t\en Lr n at Hol> ifin tv Lhuixh 

unday at 45 p m \feill t#II on a 

nort- the trry at The Proiigjl 

San Thi well btl \wd p^r^blf lend 

it elf naturally tu dramatic \erîui 

ttUing a it dot-** the aê old lury tf 

ie^rt-ddtmn ^nd reh ibilitation 

tniuugh nd nm ig love 

Thi i% the fifth in a series of 

prrfcrain devottd tj tf"e use Lf mov 

ic a. an aid in presenting the 

fundsy. the rtory will te th«t W 

Bartlnwui, The Blind Bagfar »f 

Jerusalem 

Other events at Hply "trinity 

Church next week will Include a 

luncheon on Tuesday, at 12:30 p, m, 

given by the day branch of the 

women's Auxiliary^ at which th* 

program will include on instructive 

Hluitntcd lecture. 

Safety Patrol Propowsd 

Establishment of a student lafety 

patrol foi Middle Township schooU 

has been proposed by F. Doug- 

lass Btidfl, Eupervicing principal, 

Phone 1M4 

Dr, Roger G, URota 

Optometrist 

844 CentnJ Ave. 

OCEAN enr, N. J, 

-Olill HBBM— 

L>«lly 1:10 lo t;|t 

No HSUPB on w«.\ ud Bun. 

Mori. «n.l rrl, Eva, bj AppL 

b* 

•crftu th. 

Although 

change* hli Ipolft ' 

does. 

MttMMtfW 

Priiitfi 

COMMEI 

STATK 

Lewis L 


WATCHES 

DIAMONDS • JEWELRY 

Expert Wateh and 

Jewelry Repairing 

Modernizing 

ALL WATCHES TESTED ON 

WATCH MASTER 

925 A«bury Av«nue 

Phone 2278 

Old Colot 

Modern 

LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM BEDROOM 

_ For -, .. , , 

HOME - COTTAGE - APARTMENT 

rou?/t(ee m 

CUQSm THIS FR©AY EVENING . . . GOING 

TO EXCHANGE CLUB MINSTREL SHOW 


HEAR YE! 

HEAR YE! SPECIAL 

NEWS FLASH 

Sommer Crest Variety Center Leads Again in the Reduction 

of Prices on Fine Quality Candies s 

Delicious Decorated Cocoanut Cream Eggs 

59c ^H (Names Put on Free) 

FREE - With Each S9c Egg 

All reedy u> live u u id«U 

romplrlr nest of straw, Jelly BfW and Ycllaw M»rihiii«IIow Chick. 

GIFT. Beady Is set in any kukct! 

PLEASE Th ' B ' s "* c M n " "'" lnd 4 n >iity «•' ' or 75c - ( 

^£zJr * forluaate purchusr of our Buterlsla, thit yeiir, *e we p*uln( the wvlsf 

NOTEi on to you! 

SPECIAL FOR ST. PATRICIC'S DAY . - . 

IRISH SWEET POTATOES. ... _._„_ 69c Ib. 

LARdE CANDY SNAKES ._—___.„.._._._ 39e Me 

• A YELLOW TRADING STAMP . . - FREE WITH EACH 10c PURCHASfe 

737 Asbury Avenue Open Evenings 

HAVE FUN AT THE 3rd ANNUAL 

Exchange Club 

Minstrel Show 

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 17th - 18th 

HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 

Light Comedy 

Laughable Minstrel Antics 

Lovable Lyrics and Songs 

LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES OF OCEAN C1TTS PERSONAL LIFE 

AND ENJOY THE RIOTOUS RESULTS 

HOME TOWN STORY - HOME TOWN ACTING - HOME TOWN GROWN 

GENERAL ADMISSION 4.00 

Reserved Seats 25c Extra 

See Ward's Pastry Shop, 734 AsbHry Avenue 

>$L ,.« 

,-J . • 

j i

7 

March lfi, 1950 

; t 

to Have 

Conference 

: ColBng»wood 

, Stile*, of Merchanrvlllc 

•nt;. of Uw N«w Jmn 

:- ol P»renti and Teachers. 

1 plant for the annual 

_rinef of iht seven 

coustta. to Mk* plan In 

food High School today 

;*«fc»,,,h^jll-day 

«1 to 111 Parenl-Tcficher 

I thi MCtJon si the stale, 

m Welch Oron, prevail 

r_l . :•, will delivm 

B ddltm* of the conference 

Us theme, "Citiiens- 

developing from Ifeh' 

be pre«nted by the 

1 - count; 

John 

. tor 

.._.k. of the 

._ College, will 

Jm experience it Worth- 

, uaivmfty'i summer work- 

__* parent-teacher leadership 

. itMe »..T, A, chuirmtn wll! 

I MNeunti of their work. 

CoUlniiwood High School 

VIRGINIA 

r and Mn, A. Paul Oliver, 4is 

' ' i night 

Young's Engagement 

to Baltimore Girl 

Ii Announced 

icnt hat been made io 

A., el the engagement 

Ann B. Griffith, of that city. 

Thomaa Younl, Jr., ion 

John T, Yoiinjfc ol Octal 

John 

of Mrs. John T, YoiiM, 

City, and the late Mr, Yejfig 


an 

1 Mrs 

Mr, Young, a gradunte of the Um- 

venity of Pennsylvania, formerly 

wit a iununer reildent QI Ocean 

City for many yean. Miss Orlflim,. 

a niece of the late State Senator 

the late S 

and Mn. Humphrey 

of Howard County, Md., us a grad- 

t f th Uion 

ate D. 

uate of Ihe Union Memorial 

pital wheel ol nuning, 

. a . 

Sorority Plans 

for Fashion Show 

Wolfe. 

oup of memberi of Nu Chap- 

la sorority, will visit 

A pou 

ter. Beta 

New York 

it was announce 

MBrehj4. 25 and 28. 

., . .cod Tutiday night 

wh»n Ihe group met at the home of 

Mn. Irvin Johnson, Jr. Hotel reier. 

yationi were received at the meet. 

Final arrarnofnenti also were 

Social - Personal - Clubs - Lodges 

D. A. R. Hears 

Talk on Nylons 

County Agent 

Addresses Chapter 

Miss Loii O, Hamilton, county 

home demonstrsiien agent, was 

guest speaker Saturday afternoon at 

the monthly meeting of the Sarah 

Stillwell Chapter, Daughters of the 

American Revolution, at the home 

of Mn. Irving Mounts, Ills Ocean 

av. The chapter had as its special 

guest Miss Joan Smith, the Quod 

Citizenship Oirl tor 1980, who was 

presented svtth a corsage of gar- 

denias. Miss Smith will accompany 

a DA H. delegation tn the antiu.il 

State Society conference m Trenton 

today and tomorrow. 

TELLS MOW ITi MADB 

Miss Hamilton discussed tuflun, 

dividing _ her proBram into three 

parts First she tujd ho« nylon 

made for a' (aihion show and card j was made in the duponl plant am 

' ^- - ' 'its many uses; next she displayt-d ? 

number of pieces of material made 

and hew each 

1 Church. Va, 

endurance of the American 

trap remarkable He could 

i run 4S miles at a time. 

party to be given by combined 

seashore chapters of the sorority 

March 23 at the Senator Hotel, At- 

lantic City. Mrs lisle Elwell, chair- 

man, announced thit a Una) card 

party comrnittee mcetinj will be to- 

morrow night at the home of Mis.< 

Orace Braun, in Egg Harbor, 

Report* were given by Mrs John- 

son on a plaitie party given recently 

and Mrs, Frank Schuler reported on 

S Mrs. fted Todd was a guest, Mri 

gehulcr received the hottoss pack- 

age 

About half of American popcorn 

sales are in theatre lobbies. 

•urniture Repaired 

Ref inished 

Ear! 

North's 

Wood Shop 

1Mb St.. Opp. 

E. ft, SUtioo 

Phone 2938 

er Writ* Vm for • Free Esllm.tf '*—*tn_ r __ -- 

t>tjtttOMft>»»»#»»»«»««t«t«»f ************ 

Valance* • Kitchen Cabinet* and 

Corner Cupboard* nude to Order. 

!„ Reproduction* of 

r IVnoa. Dutch Antique Furniture 

, ,, 

MARGARETJOHNSON 

SCHOOL of 

DANCE and DRAMA 

507 . 9th Str of the county 

ITSTDoebele outlined reasons why 

TdicBl prafeBsion in so strangly 

the lovernrnenfa universal 

nre t>ro8 r » m - - 

po HOOVER PLAN 

ttn Joseph Msrtineili, president 

j Uit AllBiitle County Auxiliary 

In (poke briefly, urging the local 

at to support the American Legisti 

h IU Kht agBlnst loma features ol 

S Hoover Cofnrnisslon report for 

i in the Veterans' Admin- 

° Marian Davies, of Wildwooti, 

president, conducted the ses? 

FABIWELL SHOWER 

At a regular meeting of the Ocean 

Of/ Auxiliary the previous pveuinij, 

Iht women gavt • forewell gift 

ihower to Mn, Anna H»mm«tt and 

Mri. Miudt Hammett, who ire mov- 

ing their reitdence to Orvilla, Pi. 

Mrs Maude Hammett li a psit presi- 

dent of the Auxiliary and its secre. 

tary for three yean. 

At this meeting Or, Doebele also 

spoke In support of the blood donor 

priiMriun of the American Red Cross, 

Several Auxiliary members pledged 

donations when the bloodmoblle 

visits Oeeiin City April 20, 

Refreshments were served. 

To Hear Hotel Man 

Back From Europe 

The Pen Wiinen nf Alla/itie City 

are exUmdini, an invitation to th" 

civic clubs to hour Albert W Slender 

of Trenton and Newark, president nt 

the New Jersey State Hotel Associa: 

tion on Monday. March 27, at iiv.j 

p, m., at The ClaridHe Hotel 

Mr, Stender will speak on "Present 

Views of Europe's Economic Be- 

velnpment". He will follow his talk 

with a showing of colored motion 

pictures which lie took of Holland, 

Germany. Swijierland. France, Lux- 

embourg and Belgium. Mr. Stenci.if 

spent the pnst slimmer in Europe. 

He has returnefl with definite ideas 

as to the Eurnpiian eeniiomic situa- 

liun. 

12'/; in. BROADVIEW S(reen 

Only I llRtpli Confffiff 

Tufn i*i en=i£l?£t Mfl* 

tifn—thal't silt 

Tsrgtf TyRJng 

PjCiUfS and iSund |RQp 

jfite psiifiDn timylrans- 

eyily with a iinglf 

Hliii-k Tulii-. i:-i-ini! 

Mo Fsdf . _ . Ho FlltVtr 

AufsmgliE Gsift end 

tiesdy 

FINKBE1NERS 

BARBER SHOP| 

(Kormcrly Grahams Barber shopl [ 

NOW AT I 

NEW LOCATION j 

827 Asbury Ave.li 949 Asbury Avenue 

Htre's a television screen ^ 

enough for ihe whole family 

(and friends as well) to enjoy. 

And it's priced for (he family 

budgei, tool It's cornpleie with 

all the many features thit ire 

miking MoioroU THE teievi, 

lion "buy" of the ye»r. Many 

"expensive set" feaiurei . , , 

PLUS itunning cibinet of be«u. 

fiful limed oik or mahogany. 

See it, hear it, todiy! 

•>•»»»«« »•»»*! >«•«««» ••••< 

MIRRORS 

ITlR 

GLASS 

RE-SILVERED; 

AUTO SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED i 

WINDOW GLASS REPLACED and GLAZED 


F, FORREST NYMAN 

snt'itV AVKMl'K ' 

>*******tt 

frliii II 219= 

Greenwood Cowan Co. 

Phone 2598 

EVERGREENS 

All Varieties and Sizes 

—- Yews Our Specialty — 

SELECT TOItE OWN TREKS AT OSn OT 

ATLANTIg COUNTY'S FINEST Nl'HHERYS 

CEDAR BRIDGE NURSERY 

Zion Read at Bargaintown Lake 

6 Milei from Ocean City Phone Somepi Point 2380 

Cousins Are Born 

One Week Apart 

21 Births in 13 

Days at Hospital 

During the first 13 dayi at March 

there were 81 births at Shore Me. 

morial .Hospital, Somera Polnf, the 

hoipital re|)orted. 

An unusual feature was the fait 

that two sisters-in-law had babiej 

nt the hospital snly a week apari, 

A boy was bora March 1 la Mr, an'd 

Mrs, Fred Tarves. 3rd, of 1, Bay view 

pl. Ocean City, and a girl arrived 

March 8 for Mr. and Mri. Donald 

Tarves, of Marmora. 

OTHER RESORT ABBIVALfl 

Other new arrivals for Ocean City 

were B girl March 3 fop Mr. ancl 

Mrs Raymond Boaarth, 9 Simpion 

rd ; a boy the same day for Mr." and 

Mrs, John Costcllp. lisa Weil av.. 

and a boy March 12 for Mr. and Mrs 

Karl Graham, 831 Palen av 

Other births up to Monday In. 

eluded: 

March 1. a boy to Mr. and Mrs 

Jdlin Sweeten, Caije May; March 2. a 

Kirl tn Mr. and Mrs. Cnarles Oreer, 

FlefiKiintville; h boy to Mr. and Mrs,' 

Mrs Julius Reid. Pleasantville; ;. 

Ijfiy tn Mr. and Mrs. Delaware Hand. 

Abseenn, n boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 

liam Cassidy. Petersburg: a girl In 

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Belcher. Bng- 

listi Creek; March 4. a boy to Mr. 

and Mrs Thomas Sayer. West Car)* 

May: March S. a Kirl to Mr. and 

Mrs William II. Rocap, Court House 

tilRL TO CARDIFF COUPLE 

Miireh 8. a girl to Mr. and Mrs 

Francis Briinca. Cardiff;_a boy to 

Mr and Mrs. Edward Reed. Bar- 

Kiiiiitowii; March 8. a girl to Mr, 

and Mrs. Howard Sears, Mays Land- 

niK; March in, a Birl to Mr. and 

Mr« John O'Keefe. Northfleld. 

Mnrch II, ii liny tn Mrs. Betty Rice. 

Nurihlield; March 13. a girl to Mr 

.•mil Mrs Jack C Isiirci, Linwood; » 

hoy to Mrs Rachel Evans. Pleusani 

ville; II Hirl tci Mr. und Mrs. Alvah 

Ciffnrd. Mays Landinij. 

• • • 

Card Party Planned 

bv Gamma Chapter 

Two special events were planneti 

by ihe Gamma Chapter. dmeg, r i 

Lambda Psi sorority, meeting Tues- 

• lay tush! al the home of Mrs 

Diiiotliy Sharnitt. Linwnod. 

II wn.y decided to have H White 

f) Kli'iihiint Siik' March 28 at llie home 

A nf Mrs Emily Peterson, BIB Pelhain 

1 i p' • and a ^prinir pubjie card party 

\ mi April 25 at the Anieriean Legion 

^.fin:-; on ihe Music Pier, 

A ciiiitribiiticin to the Red Cross 

w;i* iipproved. Scrap books and 

f nrds were turned in. to be delivered 

in llii. Betty Bacharach Home, The 

liu?.ie:.,s packaiê was awarded to 

Mr* norothv Lee. 

Wiitprrni'lons jiavu nnt bvvw &ug- 

gQjilccI as a inoHllh nf mrutiiiji uuf 

eurront wator shnrtiijjrN. bul in Ct-n- 

tryl Afrita svlieiu wiiiurinuloriH nriMi- 

iiiiU-ci, tht'y serve M a ^durto yi 

wntif durint; dry periods. 

ANDREW'S HAIRDRESSING 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 

by ANDMEW and CLAIRE 

•M ASBUBT AVCNUC 

CLOSED MONDAY 

CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE 

CLUBS HO.VLIATA 

ASBURY AVBNUE Phone 1394 

HELEN'S 

• - 

au 

lit, «t Cwtml Aw, . Phone MSB 

Helen Girt,. Pr.p, 

-OI1D MONDATS 

m— ««•« t 

Phil's Beauty Shoppe 

1161 Wart Ave. Phone 1966 

HAIR STYLING 

PERMANENT WAVES 

NEW 

I CURLS-- 

Beauty Shop 

PIMM till 

BIGGEST 

THING 

THAT 

EVER 

HIT 

TOWN 

ATOMIC 

MILK SHAKE 

30c 

HOLROYD'S 

616 AS1URY AVE. 

dames were played and |ir 

awijrded the winners Ire CIT 

and cake limi other refrcsliinenth 

Attcndinit were: Marilyn Booth 

.limmy Bujlnck. Betsy iind Bnbby 

Lee. Melodee Morrison, Carolyn und 

Martha Thayer, Charlotte and Ann. 

' .and .loan Klein. 

Resort Summer 

Couple Engaged 

ML and Mrs- Norman W Geare, 

nf The Cambridge. Qcrmantnwr 

have annnunced the engaqenienl nf 

their diiiifihter. Mips Mary Julia 

Geare. to Charles Peter Graham 

son nf Mr and Mrs. Alan II. Graham, 

(if East Granite. 

Miss Oeare was Kraduated from 

Ciermantijwn Frielids Schnol and The 

Charles Morris Price School. Mr. 

Cii'uhum, a Kiuduate nf Coiauie Uni- 

versiiy. served with the Air Force 

pi', Ihe Snulli Paeiflc for three years, 

Hiilli families arc Oeean City sum- 

mer rcsidcnls. 

Hospital Auxiliary 

Gets Baby Bootees 

A number of articles nf haby 

bonlees and sbeks inudp by members 

were turned in for sale nt the ciir- 

ili r cunljoard. (it the meothiB of the 

Wimieiis Auxiliary of Shore Me. 

mnrial Hos|iilal. Tuesday. 

The Auxiliary revised its by-law's 

and decided to change its regular 

ineclines to the third Tuesday 

mouth, instead of the second j 

ini! day will eontiiiue on the fir; 

Wednesday each month 

A card liiirty followed the meet 

me, willi four tiibles in play. Priid, 

\vere awarded. 

NEW 1950 fllEROIRY 

now priced to reach more owners than ever! 

How to Solve 

One Building Problem 

See Page 14 

CEEL'S 


Hit llnpHB Art, phgu 1S7I 



on Italian Roll . 30c 

^WTIPAITO . TOMATO IB) 

SPAOHFTTI A MP¥AT BALLS 

OH OBJ)EB ONLY 

« A, SI, I, I) p, 31, 

MBI, CECELIA MIOI.IAfCIO 

TELEVISION 

$ S Save $ $ 

ADMIRAL . EMERSON , RCA . MOTOROLA 

C.E, . WESTINGHOUSE . PH1LCQ . DuMONT 

Immediate Delivery 

ANY MAKK _ ANY MODEL 

, Reception Gmranteed _ 24 NtSnthi to Pay 

Aerl»ii Expertly intUliel - M-IIoyf Rtpa|r servlee 

GroverD. Brown 

Shore Road, Marmora, N, J. Phon# O. C. 28M.R.1 

Day or Night 

New low price makesmEROIRYa'better than ever'buy today! 

Tf you're one nf the muny people who've 

J. wanted the hig new 1930 Mercury ... and 

big savings, loo... 

—hm'a how ymi am gel hnth! 

A new low. starting price for Mercury now 

can save you um hundred dollar*! 

And it's only one of tht many mm. aibm 

you git with the better than ttmr new Mercury! 

You 

1-eltor 

m(Wwa,IFc! 

^ 

Ho K.,0,, in toduy. Hour nur new |Ow 

bettor 

price. 

n 

COME IN 

FOB A SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AND APPRAISAL TODAY! 

Edw, G. Kurtz Co. 

ATLANTIC AVENUE. BETWEEN FIRST »«, NORTH STREETS 

'Old Man 9 Hickman 

IS BACK 

ON THE JOB 



To Take Out 

KITCHEN OPEN 

Daily: 10 a, m. to 7 p, m. • Sunday! 4 p. m, to 7 p. m, 

"LESS WORRY FOR MOTHER" 

Deviled Crab _,_,4Se#a, 

Deviled Clam ... 20c ei. 

Shrimp Salad ..-$1.75 1b. 

Fried Scallops _.,_S0c lb. 

Fried Shrimp _$1.2SIb. 

Fried Filet Fluke, 

25c, 35c, 80c per order 

Clam Chowder 55c qt. 

F, F, Potatoes.,..40eqt, 

Fried Oyster _.$1.00do». 

Lobiter Salad...$1.78 lb. 

Crab Salad $1.75 lb. 

Cole Slaw „„ 35c lb, 

Pepper Hash .....30c lb. 

Potato Sal«d _____38clb. 

HOT PLATTERS 

NKA KOOD PI.ATTKR (nnliiiiiii; Uevilrd C rub, Krird Hcilions, 

Fried Ojfilers. Fried Nhrlmp, n«vilfd C'lurn, fish . $\M 

Also Cole Hiaw, Tomald, Lrtturv. Tartar SiiUfC Pickip, FriitiPli Frits 

HOT PI.ATTKRS Cjoiilains choice of—I>«'Med tfab, Scallops, 

Nhrimli, Fish, «lam 

Mc 

Also Coin »lu«, Lettuce, Tomato, Tartar Naucf, Fickle, French Fries 

or roUto Salad 

COLD PLATTERS 

CHOHK Ul': Lubticr SiUd. tr»b Salad, Hhrirn(i Salad, Shrimp 

CocKuil , ' •••• ! '* u 

l.clture, Tomalii, talc Nlliw, rickic, PnUio Salad 

Out of Our FISH DEPARTMENT 

Uve and Broiled Lobster - Lobster Tails - Crab Meat 

All Kinds, of Fresh Sea Sood in Season 

, Fifty-Four Yeari in Ocean City 

Bucknell President 

To Be Bells'Guest 

Dr, md Mn, Horaee Hlldreth, of 

Lewliburi, Pa,, will be weak.qnd 

lueuli at thi home of Mr. and Mm, 

Robert K. Bell, 86 B, Surf rd. 

Dr. Hlldreth ii preildent of Buck, 

nell Univtriity and will bo here in 

partlelpate In a Bucknell Alumni 

Association dinner-party on Friday 

evenine ot the Flanders Hotel, At- 

UT, and Mri. Bell and Dr. and 

Mrs, Hlldreth will atlond the affair 

Mr. Bell, well known reiort ottorncy 

is one of the trustees of the uni- 

versity * 

the inaugurDiion of Dr. Hildreth 

as Bucknell president ii scheduled 

for April IB at Le^wisburg, 

P.-T. A, in Check 

on Comic Books 

Suggests Parents 

Read 1116111 First 

The New Jersey Congress of Par- 

ents and Tenchers, through Its A 

lion Committee, this week iiracd 

tilihter control by parents over 111 • 

cfimie books their children read, 

and recommended that local Parent 

Teacher groups Sl,j Up |(l,,a| eommil 

tees to survey Ihe comic book supply 

situation. 

The Ciinifress announced the 

of a campaign to educate parents to 

know what comic-s elnldren are 

reading by having parents rend them 

llrst. 

"There are many Koiid comic, books 

available." said the Conaret,s. ' Hi.ri 

children need nut be without them 

But parents should find the temic 

book all right before they permit 

[he child to read it " 

The Action Committee offered 

P =T. A. cooperation to AttnrriOy 

Oenera] Theodore 11. Parson. 1 , in Ili- 

rumpaign iiEulust obn;eiie iiteniiiire 

in the stale. 

Central Pupils 

to Give Operetta 

Pupils of llii/4th, Dili ami Bill 

Kindes of the Central as school will 

stage ii'i operetta. 'The Lau^hinM 

Star of Knni". as a public perfnrm = 

anee m the .school auditorium Wed* 

iliJSday and Thursday iiiBhts next 

week Ciirlam time will bj BIS 

p. ni. 

Directed hy Mrs l.ois Likens, the 

musical show will lie pn'semeit iii 

Indian cos'iimes prepared by molhers 

uf tile children. 

Leadmi; roles will be taken Iiv 

Vincent Rvanijelisla. Maria AdaiiiH. 

Oordnn l.lnflblnm. Ori.ce Ann Mo,.re. 

James JelTricH, James Giildy iind 

Jerry Pint! 

Central Ocean City 

By KNTKI.I.r: M, HHil.Ht 

Word has been I'eceisid this We. '{ 

thill Allen MacViiimh, of Philaiii•,- 

pi-la died suddenly iiiiri win. burn .1 

mi Monday. Mr Mai Vauuli hii,l 

In en riimini; to Centra! Ofciiil Clly 

for many years and owned the |i|'n,i- 

eriy at naia Ahiiury n\. ie! (Jet 

busy, neiMhbiiis, and send vour 

earns: lie will appreciate them 

Belford Lawless, of Millvillo. \ '.«- 

lied his father and mother. X'i.VJ 

llnme Mill!? 

Spaghetti Sauce Efys Pt, 

Willi I'lirli W W 

"I'lill I,in« Iliilliin (.fiuirii." 

• (••iiit> Mililr illiliiiil •»iui!« 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph. 135i lOJB almllNon Avr. 

Hi. Imilf Yfilmi TniftlNK Mnilim 

Phone 1515 - 1516 

115S Aibury Avenue 

jl 

Wes 

fath 

nn Sunday, 

Mr and Mrs Jnsi-ph Anunell. n' 

Mllivillo. and Mr. anil Mrs Ci.nl tr 

Irisiin nf Vineland, iiuru (lei'all 

lily visitors oil Sunday 

Two niulorisls WI.IT i-iu-fl ?;i i-a. > 

II Miinli'iniil Cilirl Mils "iik I". 

inlnlini; llii- stop ..treel nnilP..i.i ' 

They wine lifted Iiv piilieo us Kei - - 

letb K. BaKzard. 2K. nf 1UR W.'t'n .' 

inn BV, Kiiniers Pnint. and Ad.iln I. 

'nmlmsiin. 27. nf Asbury av, near 

111 st . Ocean City. 

BUYING 

STORM WINDOWS? 

Why ten NUNTIR Gm 

You jlbn Saiiifaition than 

A*y Other Storm Winimt 

IKAUSI HIM fMna W1.J.W. 

VMHlMlM h A., Doll.d »M«I 

Iwllf ukmd i.inn 

Mt, SaUHd FMik 

liiUf Hpfnnl Elaii md SHIM Win 

(Mil d Mlili 1. f» r«* HMM ni 

Thuriday, March 18, I960 

SENTINEL-LEDGER B 

Ocean City Girl Cmwm^l Queen 

Of Penn Inter-Fraymity Ball 

An Ocean City girl, Mi«» Betty 

Carl Bell, daughter of Mr. and 

Mrs. Robert K. Bell, SB E, Surf 

Id,, presided Fridhy nlMht over 

the annual Inter-Frolernity Ball 

at ihe University of Ponnsyl. 

Vania. 

Miss Bell was chosen queerAof 

the ball, which is one of the 

mujor social events of the Uni- 

versity year. 

A mernber uf the Junior class, 

she was one of five finalists m 

the competition, for the honor. 

The selection was made by a 

vote of the student body She 

was the first co-ed la be elected 

in five years. 

Miss Bell was crowned queen 

at midnight by Miss America, 

MIKS Bebe Shopp. who was es- 

corted to the ball by John B, 

"Jack" Kelly. Jr , internation- 

ally known seulling champion 

and former Ocean City lifeguard. 

Besides the regal honors ue. 

corded her. site was presented 

with ii silver siiâr and cream 

The resoil t;irl entered the 

University In Septamher iftef 

traniferfini from Steveni Col- 

loge. Mksouri, where ihe com- 

pleted her studies in June, 

Pocahontas to 

Have Square Dance 

Plans lnr a square tianci on April 

14 were made by NMmia Council., 

Degree of Pocah,jntah Friday maiil 

Mrs. Emily Turni r wiis appuintci; 

ycQerai cnaiiTi.iin of the !\cp;l 

Grocery !J,I;C.O w.is an en'ertaifi = 

llii; feature i.| tiie r\ri.;i u Helresh. 

inenls weie wrul ill Uiiil) dceoraled 

tables Mrs Arelda Lloyd rceeivcii j 

the iittenoanee priê iihd Mrs. ,M | 

Jptl'ries 11,e nU'rc hardise ckib 

Tile nest mcelmy vill feiiUire r\ 

F,{ Patrick piiftv wi!i: Mrs Ciirrie 

l)n-.iin. Mis. Mary Hiaii. Mis Marv 

Tn«lli.ei:tl. Mlf Mai! fil'Mlili and 

Mrs Bessie O.iskill in charge 

Bergen re-enliits 

in U, S. Air Force j 

T But Jolin J Beri'cii. flccan 

Cily. son of Mr. fJeoFHc ,f Beruen. ' 

asiiih N ISIh si. Ph:lii.|el|ihiii, has 

j'ist rt=ciilisled for iin indefinite per- 

IIH.I in II,!• United HtHlt.:. Air Force. ; 

lil Germany ! 

f } rior to his entry into the sprvu-e | 

in Mav 'D42 SKI BerKio was em- 

,loved l\ Ibe Public Horvico Inter- I 

.l.iie Tri iispoitati"!] CN riwiration, , 

")!.!,,!! C'it>' He served on Ciuani ill | 

ih.- Mi,n,iunii Islands clyrlim the las,: i 

II.- is prosenlly assltili'd as Her-; 

i;i'iinl Minor of i'.e .'ililh Fighler- 

Hoir.her Winu ;iii mti-crit! ui,(t "\ ] 

ihi iii! Air Division {?«( Bereena : 

-,vHi- aid i%u! chilfiren are iiccom-j 

p-ihyint4 him in the coinmiiiid I 

1941 Chevrolet Sedan 

Good CondlMeD Bl«y Ternii 

IMS Chevrolet 4-Door 

Like new, FleelmuMr. Bf»utl- 

ful bl.ck finish, A r«l bmrsiln 

1947 Plymouth 

Special DeLuxe 

H..dli. and Htikr, Grfen flnlih, 

Prlcfd W sell. 

1941 Plymouth Z-Door 

Vrry rlrin. Must be sten to lie 

appreciated. 

1949 Chrysler Windsor 

4Door 

'liniil arliml miles Tan ran Save 

IRiili on Ihls ear. 

All I nrs liirrn Hriilpn (.uiiriiiii.f 

EDW. G. KURTZ 

I IIMI'ASV 

Al TMOIU/I 11 Klinil Mid 

Milt) I IIV HI Ml H 

lit * Atlantic, Ocean City 

OjN.fi K\4.niiiif!4 lUiil *!l!i!la? 

Call O. C, M00 

K & S CLEANERS 


3210 ASBURY AVE, PHONE 2746 

OP OPEN YEAR AROUND 

5'4' or under? 

All-Occasion Suit 

...designed with ôu in mind! 

nmoHTK n PAT 

H U NT 11 

ALUMINUM COMIIHATiON 

STORM WINDOWS ft SCREENS 

far In*-BMnnMratlan. «»ll 

JOHN E, Md HOWAttlJ 

TROUT 

Beilitend Bollilrr. 

IBS) Artyry Aw, Ph. 1100 or tigs 

Thli wsndirful Wonled Shien 

beauty by Rsndeilt PeHtt followi 

your coniouri follhfully and ii 

pallemud lo fit exactly si you'vs 

oiwoyi wanttdl The psSnled Shawl 

collar, draped pltati al ihoulder 

and ilraight ikirl oil do thtlr part 

In rnoklna yau loaii illmmsr, Irimmer 

and better tulMd than aver b«(or.. 

In a rainbow array of Sprinj 

eelBfij Petit* IIIM IMS, 

OP, 11 yau prifsf, in Orty ar Tan 

M«R'I Wear 

The FAMOUS LADY 

• Store of Style • 

WOODBINE, N, J. 

•.,5 ff « 

''4 

3 Ways to Save 

Money on Coifee 

Customers' 

Corner 

- hrt you compUtel)' 

MllttTied wlUi the meal dc- 

partmeiit In your A&P 

•tore? 

,We hope to, ha'ause 

we make every effort io 

|ive you s 

Top quality rnfeln B! 

low priiid, liaiUeil by 

our guarantee of "Sat' 

iefartion guarnntred or 

your money ciiecrlully 

refunded,' 1 * 

Prompt, efficient ami 

courteous service. 

Full weight on nccu- 

rale tcalel thai aru easy 

for you Io read. 

If we •hould ever fail 

you on any of these 

counti) please let ui know. 

Pleafe write! 

Cuilomtr RtlBtienl Dtpartnunt, 

ASP Food Stores 

420 Lexington Avenue 

New York 17, N. Y, 

•> 

Whether you Jikt mUd, mfdjum or 

rtrong coffM, there 1 ! • riea, foll-flm- 

TOrfd, thrifty A4P Coffee for you. 

And, PENNY FOR PENNY , . , 

POUND FOB POUND ,.. THEM 

IS NO FINER COFFE1 IN ANT 

PACKAGE AT ANY PRICE! 

U.S. No.1 Yellow 

ONIONS 3' 

•LUCK VMBitlNI 

ISUNB I 

GREEN BEANS 

PASCAL CELERY 


FRESH PINEAPPLES 

FLORIDA ORANGES I7t1111 

GRASSSEED 

ORANGE JUICE 

FROZEN PEAS 

ONION SETS •SUM 1 3 m 

SEED POTATOES lll f!«!" < 

SEED POTATO ES k 0;^.;;,.-, f ,; j i r :; 

i STIINSUM 

JOIID 

ILICINS 

MM1I 

Me 

~a, H-lt 

45t »l|. 111 

Top Quality—Grad« "A" N.w York Drtilfd 

Stewing i« •» * ibt,i 

CHICKENS lb If* 

BIADY FOR TNI PAN—1 te 4V, lt». 

Dressed & Drawn 

STEWCRS ib. 13 C 

BentlBis Rolled—Crosscut of 

NONE PRICED 

MISHER 

!b. 

PORK SHOULDERS 

SHORT RIBS of BEEF 

BREAST of LAMB 

FIISH NBNI PIlCiD Ib 

PICNIC JTTLI HIMIt 

lb 

FO1 

STIWINS 

33c 

35c 

19c 

FRESH CORAL SHRIMP 

ii-sfyene U talking gbeut *fld injeying this ntw i 

foad delicacy ... total tdlortd lirgt iE» fresh jKrinp 

Iram Flsrids wflfefi* • 

IB 

MAINE SARDINES IN MU im MVC> 

HOT CROSS BUNS 

3 ^ 

LAYER CAKE "• SSSSSSST 

BUTTER ,jmmm "urn* »• 

TOMATO SOUP > m MW 

PAPER NAPKINS WMN 

BUTTER KERNEL PEAS 

CUT GREEN BEANS lc "" 

71c 

3 

25c 

69c 

2 

m ism 

s 

27c 

25c 

3N 

21c 

isflf 

• ri I W ITAItC WeiTH l.lb, 14S4«. l-n> SUCK 

JkLLl C.UU9 MOM ASI9ITls43C OHASJOKT1B 

CLEANSER "'w ^ mw ^m w Z*£S 

PINK SALMON WWIT « M £ 

REYNOLDS WRAP 

KEEBLER WHS 'X35c 

GOLDEN CORN mmm * "* IB 3 'a 

PINEAPPLE JUICE VU•& 2 r;: 69c 

CALIFORNIA PEACHES >MW 

FLOUR •"-Sisaaf" K34c 

IONA PORK & BEANS 3 'U 1 25c 

8th STREET ^ WEST AVE. 

AU PRICB8 a inn ABVEBTISKMEKT BJIFII^TIV tn *u AI 

wmtm MAIHKE niH.itt nauax, OCBAH OWT, m, t. 

•'-? w

-1. 

'•i i-v. 

ZjkJs 

ThuNdftF. March 18, 

~rv -•* .i^•• *" 

if', Ni-'A JtTM•>• v, ij] in- lii! : i=iii=i.[ 'i 

its l u r i i - s lii ft-p«- '"iii. ; K I J | J U V . ' . • ; ' • 

WUi 1 t M l l i - r f ' T i O 

A 1 1.rui Wi.r ii -.M.IIid bi- 

How to Solve 


See Paie 14 

ti. iii.liiili' Hi'- 

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-i^r'r: ,.,-^;' ; .;;;'i> ; '--::" S ''-- u1 -'- Mortgage Money j 

,„ llu- hiill, !..• .....u lrr.1 ns.r lin, [ •••••.; MM l » - - ^ ' . . , , , ' :,, i.Mu,,., ..b^lod lu a yritr in- | | J '.'" ' ^ r . % f "u.ui l fiuJ,.: ,1 ,! • ! A L L K I N D S * 

'i-.v Ci>-'\- r i . . A C M L ;T-:,.U^ e l s e :•!='•. ,i im-JiM ., M !•>(.?! inisti-i- tfin = :': ' " ! • .'/;• .___, \ '-," ..' ',*•. . I* .• ,• /-• > .,. . • !• * o ^ e r t ^ , - ^ ^ A . . , - , H i i f l ; 

r C, of C, Asks 

Deeper Inlet 

935 Oct-an Avenue 

XJUUtXJtJUUUWWWlAJUIJWW 

KABLER'S 

Poultry Farm, 

FRESH KILLED 

CHICKENS 

FRESH EGGS 

I'iiiiiir; Homers 1'uliii 734 

Bargaintown, N, 

1 DMii 

In (Itcan Lily 

I • :.., i ^ i - i n i .-fl li.f ;,.•,.! I. 

i •', i,.', C:u:-.li! I'liliiiit'i M"l.i.ifl. 

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i:sT/IHi.isifl;ii mis 

X W. MORRISON j. W. MORRiSON, JR 

atfa «nd Pagan Avenue Phone 0160 

fon.inufd from Pagp 1 .,.,n • 

I *• (j I't!, ci fhr th.inm! u:iv hi= !,;;,.••. 

• •:. 1L! ,1-ui 14 li-t'l unly ii >.•;.• , j ,,,,.,- 

!.•;• h... I I'IT trmiuiillv «l.i.:il.NL ., .. ' ir.. 

'In 

H. 

IS 

GUARANTEED 

T«t, we intuM ill our work la be Ihf be*!. Madr pntciljle 

by the m»ny yttn af rxpfrltnce. 

UPHOLSTERING - LINOLEUM 

VENTIAN BLINDS - SHADES 

Awnings Custom Made • Repaired - Hung 

Boat Work - Cushions - Curtains 

Phone 1606 for Prompt, Courteous Service 

Chic's Canvas Products, inc. 

123 Eighth Street, Ocean City 

•BNTDHL-LtSQEI BLPO. CHABLE1 B. MILLIGAN, Prop. 

SALE and RENTAL 

LISTINGS WANTED 

For 30 years I have been specializing in Renting, 

Sale* of Lett and Property, also Fire Insurance in this 

•action between 18th and 59th Streeti. 

I have a large number of prospects just waiting 

lor the type locations and price property and lots 

to suit their requirements, 

I have always been an independent Broker and 

have no way to get your lilting unless made direct 

with thii office, 

I respect your listing and will not circulate any 

ynne«Miary information unless you M desire. We 

have a large clientele and are constantly jelling and 

! nntuig property, so I do need your listing, 

Edgar F. Berger 

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 

mi-m 32nd and ASBURY AVENUE 

PHONE 0078 NOTARY PUBLIC 

CAREY 


'Boardwalk at 15 th Street Phone 0178 

• FOR SALE • 

fÊAR AROUND COTTAGE 

IN GARDENS AREA 

i IlvlBf room with flrtpluc, dining room S bedrnoms, 

III* Ms, modern kltclwn, den, cxlr* lavatory and stall 

-*•—•». ,OU h.l water Sml, tin deek, i.ear nni», Un. 

Thii proptrly Ii In cxcellEnt cqndliisn, 

»8,500 

lift . . .to 

BUY • RENT 

SELL 

kCH FRONT 

SITES 

M..r.i.,y V. 

i-|.,lll l;an 

i,,.l,ibh- r., ir l.,..ki U..: 

11 : , . ' V ; 

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Ciiii^ Mi'n 11 lirlu ti;;]^ ii'.f! : •• '' ' " 

fi-ill Ii.l- 83 piiir.lB A-.,, ii;..! .I,,,-: 1 . A;.l, »-_,.-1 I 1 I. "... .n. .' i,.:li < iu..- 

Gi-ri'iv nii-kiii in i,;wi In li^p.. = i !i...u,' .m.^ ( u-i, t ^ J . N ,ii ..i.ii, .,[; 

iiiily Buzz Hiiil nml Bill Hi-ilp: • IM"I .IIMI MI-HI Kiiin:,h,il in. ni.l.n 

niuinii luitliifM fur 11:0 S|,nrk« wii] " 

ia liiiiipf ,-mii r,,ii,iu(,] hy no!. Hi, 1 ,..:: l L'; i|! \.l!'.!'j .• 1 .'",':!.'!' !: '. 1 ' 1 ^ h i n * * h i 

i '1 i'l T. Mil' 

'I îiU'l l.'i.t M..i'l 

L'iri'f M.'.l'r't'.' .^.. i 

V, H j.'HKNi"ll 

F 'hf if.,- ^.n! t 

i Vi'Mr.i'! 

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Kurtz Bowlers Set 

Two New Records 

in S. J. Leaf ue 

Tli 1 Kurt/ Fi.rii hnu-litfL' ti-iini u f S.M-1 

flci-iu: I'll) c,i;ibll»i;i-.l IM ni'v. : *.i 

iii.i-li:i:i rifunh I. r Ihi Sumh 

Sh L 

11! |.M ASl.lMi 

IL 1 « ..11.-11 i-i j.li, n. 

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11;.•P.-II- 

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li"l|i...in I I.i U S liiiilt-- 

MI' '.*>• 1! ( II.irr, ii 

T-Ii 

.Jilsuj SMphuri' Luliuui; Mlilurtliiv ; ,. • .. :- • - 

InijJhl ii« i! win: :i 3-fviel(.ry u\i-r " ^ l h l 1 r-,-,, ,,,.„,,., s «;,nii,l Midi- 

Till' mil 2II4B 

fu. :i nisv t h H u ^ i i m p hi^h. i,iiinii ' nwin> fi i.-nii!. ih .1 

-ni mi- Miih lii'iiuiifur rii.ui-iB .III.I 

1>, ;.!;... !". i-.li^ imil S I _N j t >. iii llMiti. 

iiliil.' in Sli,.ii- M*-ni.iiiii! II..SPH..! 

inj/ ni\ i . 1 . ni Mini ..s 

Mrs \\illi;im l,.i.vt..n 

IN MEMORIAM 

i-fnil.iil S.ili.ifiirii I)i iiiUiiM iHfini 

i'( nil iiu'iliiiii.l iiiiil i.u: f.uhi=r il 

•In-il Mill' M 1 : I!1W 

> iifi,| l!il>H i2 . . . . 

I.ii'i'jj In uui lu'iiil* ,! mrmui v is krii! 

or .. iiiiilii.nil nml fiiihi'i i , h.i". .j 

.1(1.1 sli.'ilj lll'lvr tin HIM. 

^:iin\ niiSs'-.i tH 

1...U .ini) t"In[tli-i'n 

Kiiiiik Siiniiinii piH'i'il ihf Kurt/i-'l'.« 

nllfn-lf wiih n »|)iirk!,m: liijj niiyri'- • — — 

eati' mi iiiiiiii'» iii 2iT-i»2.U4:i. ih,-; ••'•y-fc. i-iuni 

liisl mil' iihiii uivinu h i m «inu!i' Ui 

i - i i i n . I U îiliiiHiii- lii h.l iiii; nii ni-.r> 

.,( uui iii'iini-ii s u n iinii iinilhi-r iihi 

ilii-il M.-in-h I), h u e . 

S.i ,,in- Kiiiiiu ilH' siii-ni hi'iiilrii-lii'ii 

•••: •• • >* .-. ^:.i ClIIII (Ilii,,. (I,,, iiiili. IIIBI i-iin ll'll 

T'l II Mill,. L? 1 • > Asluiii iii, IMiiiii. i ()! ill,- ,i!i,-I Ihili is In,i Hi- in sili-nii' 

if F.ii llii' i,iuiu- Invcil sii wi-il 

"" • 'iiys ..I Hiii-hii' s u l i i-iinii' ii-'i u s 

:-.. Ii iiiiil Siinihu 

BlU'll nilli Ihf liili-. Hiili. iir|,._ 

?!Hr«.i K.inini ||. Mi[|s ai;i Aslmry 

1rmi. K.in.ini ||. 

.. Oi-i.iin ('ill N J 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

BABY . COMMERCIAL 




JohnV, Pontiere, jr. 

60S Shore Rd., Soraers Pt. 

Phonei S. P. S222 

••••»«»>•«•••< 

DAVE'S 

AUCTION 

PUBLIC SALE 

FIRE HOUSE 

Marmora, N. J, 

Every Wednesday 

TiSOP.M. 

Electrical Appliances 

FurnituM . Houiewarei 

Chinaw.re • Hardware 

Tool. . Clothing . UHIDI 

Blanket. . Floor Coverings 

Toy* . Candy . Ete. 

SAl.l: Nnria' rrfi IBIMUIIH'. B tu ft 

*w.s; I-hiri'iiri' iiil sjiiii't' huiiii'i §5 

i"-iili'fi' illnliiti nxini sulii'. 5;i3. %m 

TWO Ui'iliiinni. nil >i;iir iiiinijiilinv Iiiis 

ii. fitinislii'il. I,i,ru,i |,,i ?i| 

i. jKilii Anhiiry ;,v'.'" Piiuni' II 

.T-10 

SALE 

2 BEDROOM 

Unfurnished 

Dwelling 

With Automatic 

Oil Hot Water Heat 

$6,000 

% CASH 

Centrally Located 

Beautiful Condition 


SCOTT 

REAL ESTATE 

613 Eighth Street 

B 

w*. SOMERS POINT 

ELMER BLAKE PRESENTS • 

ST. PATRICK'S DAY 

PARTY 

Friday, March 17th 

• GREEN BEER • 

MUSIC FRIDAY and SATURDAY 

FEATURING 

Lovely Virginia Maddonna 

AND HER PIANO 

Q.BALL and SHUFFLEBOARD 

G. I.'S 

$45,20 

Per Month 

BUYS YOU A NEW 

HOME 

. Only . 

$232.00 Cash 

Required 

SCOTT 

REAL ESTATE 

613 . 8th Street 

3131 . Phonss - 3132 

ii|"i 

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I'* 

Ci.x 

I'lr! 

mat 

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a lit < 

iii.ly 

J. 

• SALE • 

MODERN TWO FAMILY 

' ;.•!•: '. i : . r , !.,.. •-! I - . . : I - I | - I : 

iii' 1 i 1. ''•!> I-! Ii: p l l i h l ' , L'i 

k ' 111 i i i l l . 1 'i- '••',, Ii- I. 1. 

! -i'i 'Ii (1. > . i i . - ' . \ ,iiii . a l - i i 

i ^1 i hiiii — ! .ii î- i Hi; i, MI ..ii.ii i i r i 

ii i.ililidi > i • iilli 

iiiiici P IIIIII ^ I n n :,, ill •iiim* .Hill "-.it 

f.ikl.i^t I iii.in In lii;- i ,'i iii .w illi h 

ill;. 1 n n : ! iii^ln d 

$13,750 

• SALE 

NESTLED IN THE 

' L J - ! , i " i J 1 1 < < r 1 1 i i . i l . i i T i . | , i \ 

•ly i'ipii|i|n-il i 1. rii kiu-lii ) 

i- u a - i h i ' iiiiil Imilt-iii i',-ii 

1M : , ' i! l i " : i ! . i ! H u ! : . ! ' - i l . a -;i- 

l i i a t i c I ' l i i l i i ' I I., v i i' : .i •• i 

I " I'lin. l"'l". : n h I- i r u M 

s5500 

'ii'il. ii'ilil'iirii'il 

it. Iniu'. ciiulcr 

'•'!• |..i liii x (io. 

Miirkyanl piitiij. 

ill. £:ir.'M' llriiii'r 

i iiiiMh-rii kiu hi'n. 

M iVt.,.,.-.alw. 

l'i' !"• i "II ".'.ii'' 

Captain Stretch 

i Back From Far East; 

Enters Hospital 

iS-56 iiii»' fv;"; 1 .."" 1 '": 1 

Tin- I'VI'I-.IUB'S iiriitnii'i iiai ii riir- 

rii'uhiiii siiiMy tin- Mil'lcrt 1 :>••: 11 • 

urithnii'ln- DiiilK-l f l m h n m . sinit.r- 

Win tl:. I Uill'll.li'lit i.f H'hu.,1,. Mrs M C'il. 

• "I l.'i |i,'i'. , iH'lli iiilci Mrs C t'hmiel led 1 in- 

"! iinj,tii\i'= dixii'.j.ifin A i[iM'siii.ii prl'icid ffiU 

I'l-M'i!. i'llii :i I'I llii H U B siliiwii 

•'ii'il l.iii'l I", v. iiB iiMiiniii-.ri-tl t lint Ihcri' siill 

ill'ill Ii• 1= M ; ill' i! hiii'li K'iiiriilinil nict'illik 

i rtHii^flav iu-xt wi'i'k. b r m n n i n y iit 

i H I fi |i in ill Ihi' liiillicMH' Mli'tic'i' 

;0MEKS l 1 f)lNi' Tl'" Alinr ami , rui.n • Iiriuis :iv. si'linnl M'I.S 

arj- fi'., :• H "I Si ,1,.,,-,.h-, H (' li.nmiiii liiiilfii'V M-liiHij iiurM' will 

hrch ».il H I M . - " I .. 'l.-.-i ri .-..I.: ' iinsnif 

nyM.ii- 1 - '.'I "i I i' ii' iiiii-I M..-.. f;r:i.-i- l.ii'.iliiiii 1 , t in .1 M i - lji:«i' ' 'I In- m l h ;'.i';iiii- inn'.hi'i'f n-r\i-d 

Tg^'li i' i> -l.'s'.-^ ri-t i« '.^hn ii-l: !y 

POIN'T—Captiiiii Hubert 

Hlrt'lrh. IIKA, hns returned to ill 

l'i lii'tl Kliiits iritni the Fur East and 

is new ;t piilunl lit Waltor Reuri 

Mti.'pliitl. Wiishinijiun. D.C.. for treyU 

nit 111 fIMri ;l spiiiiil opcryliiin 

CiipUun SireH'ii was ser\'ing a? 

p..Mill niiipt'ctrir of Fur Etts' Air 

FiTi i'.... cn\'er]n^ Japan. Guam at. ! 

Miii.iiB. anti wys on an inspection 

iri). to Gu.Ltiii siiien he was afflicted 

will: H t't'L'tirft'netj uf a back injury 

r.-ft'ived In Iceland during tile war. 

(if \* iis c.ntined to Tokytj General 

linspiHtl itir trt'atinent before bemrf 

Miswii i.,at_k tu thtj Hutted. 

COLEMAN E. HARRE Landscape Gardener 

Lawns Maintained . Spring Bedding Plants 

SHRUBS - HARDY AZALEAS 

EVERGREENS 


Phone S844 

Kiwanis Club Sees 

Telephone Co. Film 

'HOMBns POINT ~ .1 Edward 

Ji.hiisoti, of Miiunt Holly, a repre- 

?.rnlativr nf t In t New jersey Boll 

Tt'lephtme Company, showed the Ki. 

wiillix Club at Ihe Ooif Club Tues. 

fliiv evennig a nitilioii picture, en- 

tiiiid ncht'iirsa! '. having in do wiih 

til..- cnhii.iaiiys Monday night radi3 

I'resiMt.nt Russell Hay announcetl 

Ihiii ni'^t week's meeting will b'j 

With lilt' Alisf.rnn Club, in Somers 

pi>in\ Ht'\ Alwnnti Smith, nf Hi,l> 

Triniiy Luliirrati Church. Wiltlwoiid 

will l,f thr- speaker 

Eiiii Seaman asked for volunteer" 

tor il;e blnyri bank. 

Il ts t stiiiiHit.ri thai the popula. 

linn ot India i« increasina at thr 

rale of about .1.000,0011 a year. 

Cabin Colony 

Threat Averted 

Liberalizing Building 

Code b Turned Down 

BOMERS POINT—An ordinance to 

amend the loninf law wai defe«te'i 

and •nother measgre propoilnf In 

riberaliM the building code was de- 

ferred until Mareh 24, at the city 

council rn«tini Friday nl«Ht, 

The prdinance deleBted by a 4-3 

vote would have pefmltled cabiiM 

and motel* in certain bu»ineH »ej- 

tlons of Ihe city. Councilmen Adi- 

jizzi. Johnion, Mink and Smith vote') 

It down, while Councilmen Benner, 

Carty ind Hyde were favorable l'i 

adoption. 

A letter from the official board* of 

Bethany Methodlit and Oraet Lulh- 

enn churches objected to the build, 

ini of any more cabins in the city, 

ly the same 4-3 vote the eouncfi 

held over for further consideration 

an ordinance litUni some restriction,! 

•9 to the site and cubic foot eon. 

tents of new buildings. The sam: 

voting line-up prevailed. 

The enuncll majority expressed 

the fear that frequent "tinfcerinH 

with the innina and building law, 

would eventually destroy their pro. 

tective value and endanger orderly 

city development 

Masonic Club Hears 

Address on 

Religious Unity 

HOMERS POINT —Letm Lewkfi- 

wit'g chairman of entertainmeni 

ctimmittee of M Karai Club of Mar- 

gale, addressed the Masonic Club 

Monday evening a\ Mac's Restauranl 

on "Ulilly of All Heliiilsns". 

The speaker was introduced hy 

Benjamin Weintrolh, director of the 

National League of Masfinic Clubs of 

New Jersey 

OuesW included Paul Bower, ex. 

eciitlvc director of the National 

Leatjue: George Baker, first deputy 

Pieaident of tlic Nnw Jersey Stai.j 

League; Frederick Kaniing. third na- 

tional vice president of Masonic 

Clubs and third depuly vice presi- 

dent of the Now Jersey League, 

The next meeting. April 10, will 

Be a suna and ciauBhtera night. 

Somers Point Girl 

Rutgers Disc Jockey 

Miss Pat Ryan, riiiimiiti'f of Mr 

and Mrs Genrgp_ Ryan, Jr. of IB 

E Meyran av . Boniers Pmnt. is a 

cfisr jockey at WRSU. campus ratlin 

station at RutEcrs, Iht State Uni- 

The' New Jersey CnlleUe fur Wn- 

iner- Sophomore is also nn Iht' pro- 

flut'tioii slad. in addition to Ijeiuj4 nn 

I lit. AthletH' Assticiidinii Bnard mill 

PsychninMy Cluii. 

Miss Ryan wii. maduatiHi frmn 

OreaH City Ilmh Sihool. w liere she 

u'ork'vd 1)11 ihe schniil paiier itiid w,i', 

(1 niemher nf the Hlee Club 

House on Fire As Family of11 

Watches TVs Then Lights Go Out 

6OMER8 POINT—Most of the 11 

i-hildfen of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 

Sullivan were gathered in their 

living room at 748 1st it. watching 

a television show Friday night. 

Suddenly the lights went out, and 

the Suliivans. looking out a window, 

noticed an autiimobiie stopped on 

the Vtrt'et outside 

invt'SligalinK tn delt-imine why lh,? 

lights went t.ut. tint' ti! Hie couple , 

tlauglilers went u;istairs in wake Mr. 

Huliivaii. wild was asitep in a bet.U 

room * They soon lyutid thai thj 

attlt-. or third Hour, wa:; filied with 

smukf. 

The car outside wan that of Edgar 

Ctmijver, who had slopped when he 

saw the smoke in the air. hut 

couldn't determine exactly where it 

oriArftated. Conover. Chief of Fire 

Company. No. 2. turned in the alarm. 

By the time both Semen Point 

lire' companies arrived the smoke 

was billowing put of the Sullivan 

atflc in iuch clouds that much of 

central Someri Point wM thick wlttl 

Directed by Chief Mark Laahley, 

the firement fought the flre 48 min- 

ulis before htey bruutht it under 

control, and they remained on the 

jut) more than an hour. 

(Jhit'i Lashley said the lire started 

in the nltic, but the en use was un- 

determined. The attic was gutted, 

but the firemen were able to pre. 

vent flames eatinir through the roof. 

Some damage was done by water on 

the lower floors, but the family was 

able to remain in the house. 

The loss was estimated at more 

than IZ.IKiO. Mr. Sullivan operates 

a taxi service in the Point, The 

hiiine recently had been redecorated. 

Sea slugs are eutmhl by hand 

speared for market. 

Legion Minstrels 

Score Great Hit 

SOMERS POINT—The si'Cund an- 

nual rnirisiri'l show Kivcn i-'.v the 

AmeriL'an Li-awn Clark.Eliasun Pn«l 

nnd Ladies' Auxiliary tcorud Ji IJ1I4 

hit at the twu iierfurniiinci'S. Tiiiiis- 

diiy and Fridiiy evuniii^fi. last V.I:MK 

in Ilif Dywis av. iiudiiunum 

Tlii' four end men. Bill Vulh. Nur- 

Hiiin Riiwiand. Slienmin Winsluw- uiui 

Piirker Muifgrd. ki'pt lhn nuditMirv 

iauchiriB iinil apiiluudmi; with jcilivs 

'^kitj, and song.H. 

Vielii and Rowland, liiessi.d in nlii- 

fiisliinnrd ijaihine sun?', liri'si'lili'd c 

hilarious_skit. whili^ 111*- t hfjrus s;*11^ 

'On the Boardwalk in AtluntiL City' 1 

Winsltw sanK "Swii't Oi'firlilij 

Brown", MulfnrH inhdr a hit WIIII, 

rrm - mi imaginary girl with "Fiv-' 

Feet Two. With Eves nf Bliii' and 

Rowland was lively with "Tnotsl'j 

Wootsie" 

llelcn Ncill. nnnilif Mivllurk Ut-H ; 

Wlilnrri Turner were aivi-it nvatiiili 

fnr ihr.ir wilns • ; 

Clem StrVDnv, inlerlni'uKir, K"l n ; 

tnii iiiilld. I 

Miss Mnrjiarr! Jnliiison, nf tin- I 

Miiriiiill't johnsi.n Srhmil of rjuliri! 

Htid Dramii, CJcian City, iiilriiflui i«i ! 

her dpnc€?rs, Joan Payne wl:u dif^ ,i | 

Iiil) numht-r: Sis Canmzara. iiiTii. 

hntif, and Emily Wi'stcntt. tiif riiiiii-u i 

nUirr iirTfnrnH'i'h inrluHrd a srs= i 

let nf iHM-nrdirmists uniiri- tiiu ihrt";'t 

iiiin fif Prnf Hnhntorf Riisvi' 

Tin' show w»f unHfr Hip diri'itinn 

cf Williiiii! Victh and Parker Mill- j 

fiirri Rmmii Riiusrti was piani"! | 

Jiillii Huiiilner^ was Cf._iiniiiui nf 

dm-nTUtions. [ 

! Baptists to See 

; Mission Work Slides 

• HOMERS POINT—Instead' of the 

loini- sciieduled for Sunday evening 

al iht' First Baptist Church, as in- 

liniir.ieri on tiiday's church page. Rev. 

Hnmer Stiinley Mnriian. president nf 

ine Christidil Missltin to Ciiurchless 

Coiilmiinlties will be a guest Sun- 

i\a\ I'M'tiilia and will show colored 

' .lilies tif the work being done by 

liir mission. He will have charge of 

tlr- entire service. 

The mission works in communities 

>tlit-rt> there are nn churches, and 

iiruaiiiies churches. 

HOBBY < 1,11 NEWS 

SOMERS POINT - The Hubby 

rlub tif ihe Ladies Auxiliary of 

Rohi-rts.Jnhiison Post, VF.W.. met 

at t!;e home of Mrs. Martha Arehi- 

tsald. nn W PiiTStin av , Wednesday, 

last week, and enjoyed lunch, fol- 

lo»cfl by an afternoon of sewinji. 

Tin- rmitt meeting is scheduled for 

March 22. at the home of Mrs. 

Di'Mr, Glhhs av. 

How to Solve 


See 14 

The List Is Growing,., 

Is YOUR Name 

Once Each Year, The Sentinel-Ledger Issues an Edition 

That Goes to Every Property Owner and to Thousands 

of Prospective All-Year Residents and Summer Visitors 

Spring Edition Copy Has Been 

Received From the Following; 

Alili.ilK llnli i, 

All illls, IlllU.lKl 

Albllmss. Hit 

Al III Viiin Sltt'P 

Allrn. Willtt I 

Ah i Ii Mi,Hi 

Ami,, , >!;iil.rl 

Antlrra\ ,\ll;uil» Mat 

AlltlrriiS lljirtln'SHini; 

Anna >Iae, TIH- 

Asbinv tlranrrs 

Atlaitllt Illy I lit Hit ( •> 

AlUnlir (Iiv H:tct- ('"III" 

II A I HtfrietrMloii !-'"" 

lUltrll. I.enH I 

Beut'i-. KIIK;II I 

Brrli'-r l.iinil't'r 

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Btrls Itni'li Srrvicr 

Rills I!"11 Utilise 

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Rhi. mil l.tidKe 

Biil>\ AmiM-o Stal- Av""- 

(i-rnili Ileuulv Shop]" 

( h.iHui lljuri I l"Mi 

(lirlsrj rilli- »"tl (luiiiMiil 

i:iili s Crnivn Prntlurls 

Chrh 

('hrlx Sprrtir Sraftjod ' 

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tlavvillr. llnbnl 

CtMAlal Ctiriif'rrU 

•'ollln^, .1. P. ( ti- 

tollins, Thr 

Colonial, llnlrl 

CommulvrH' Club 

t'tinltMi'^ Sons. I.- H 

ran 

Cornman, 

niHirt'H Xll'M " 

Bepuly, KduHrd 

DtHflla.riymbuUi, Hlciiin 

Oibb, lurry 

DIHiiriioii, Ollviir 

Diiit DillMlaweii 

OlOrlnii Caff 

Botrr 1 !! Hardware 

Dnrlii, Thr 

0»rwy, Win, 

»»y|l«» CJiiidv 

Drentl Arms 

.••II. «, Cilibirl 

I-if. 

I Uiia's l>riifiilfi.sf ii anil Sluwe's 

S, i|,,i,|| lljrktl 

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I -lil,;i,h Wiiltrr 

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Kautl. t. I 1 , 

.'.nih Ntrrei ripr 

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Kljniirm. TUP 

I hnders ISiiraiie 

I t..mr, l.fluise M 

I-ranklln. Thf 

Freda ll.nln-r fihuii 

Ireoihs iirms » 

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I nn lierk 

fiirden IJruj 

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8 SENTINEL-LEDGER Tlmrsdi.y. MniTh 10, 1OSO 

TO HAVI CARD PARTV I l.KAVl H t OR H.OBIIiA 

SOMERi POINT-TlH' WiimerVi i KîVv'^Tf 1ft "p"" SV^'I 

Republicon League will i-iilcrluin ;i> ] ]Ju "•i,lu,ui:1i" i.'v V 'M.MI 

o putalie card pnrly ThurMlay ,s. ' y..-.. '.vi = .!.•••< .n ! : i"i.L'i 

nmy, next *fik ul thr V*v YMIK *~'~ - ^ ^ - -- ; 

» ftrr'hall, Want la Hill? 1 u i ( I 

Prieei Reasonable 

Eitimates Free 


SUP COVERS 

DRAPERIES 

SEASHORE UPHOLSTERING CO. 

111? A.bury Avenue Phcne 2237 

SEASIDE 

— THEATRE — 

Somers Point, N. J. 

F R I D A Y . s A T I RJ1AY, M A R C H H i * — 

ROARING 

THRILLS 

AI 

EW 

• • • maws' 

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Tel. 695 

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THE BIG WHEEL 

DMAS NflCHQl 

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HTKHNICOLOI j 

WALTER SLEZAK.,8te.B?N JERRYWALD HENRY KOSTER 

Tl'ESDAV, Mjnh Jl 

FAMILY BARGAIN NITE 

GREATEST SHOW IN SCREEN HISTORY I 

•--"-T— 

urn BI i it \n RI riiiii.i: \M 

"MAKE MY SUICIDE LOOK LIKE MURDER^ 

-milll per 

ALSO 

CISCO KID 

HOM 

ilililll _ 

i T 

Duncan Ranaldo • Leo Cimllo 

as Cisco IS Pancho 

FRIDAY . SATIBDAV, Marrh U • 23 

zTmmk scon 

JEFFREV LYNN 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

On I the Traffic Circle, Seiners Son Point N, J.I 

so LrxlMV TAX is si 

SO LrxlMV TAX IS KOMKKI4 I'UIST 

OLD CLASSIC 

Pints 2,54 , Fifths 4,04 

GIBSONS 

Pints 2.55 Fifthi 4.04 

PARK and TILFORD RESERVE 

Pinto 2.31 Fiftlu 3.87 

BELLOWS PARDNERS CHOICE 

PinU 2.50 Fifths 3.9S 

Available by the Caie, S% Discount 

ICE COLD BEER !! 

AMISEMLNIS 

*Sands of Iwo f 

Here on Monday 

Romantic Drnma • 

for Week End • 

Id :. '• K- ,'.' K, 

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RESTAURANT 

1249 Aibury Avenue 

sow opts f:\mv II w 

CHEF SPECIALS - SOe 

iiii.ti 

( ht t^t' Oliirl* I in Hi.t 

llri f ".uidii h li 

Illiilliil ll'i.. I I'll 

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""'FULL COURSE 

DINNERS 

I'rlmi- Kills ill Hi-i-r, Turkci. 

Biikid Hum ur 

Half ûufhrrn I pied ( hirki'n 

Mmlii 

*!!;MII timrit'i iif llul lurt 

Tiirîliis — 

^nihi ii-h 

( hiimti'd Mlnulr slcik 

u iih i 1 h'd Oiiiium 

iiiiiiiml.il, . 

- (1.1 Kill-Hi .Hid Mfiil II.1I 

ur I ilrl gf I luimdrr 

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Tarawa nnd iwn .tirn.i. i.,iil siar!» 

(mm a Marmt' IrninitiU iiini|> in NV. 

/.•iillimi in 1 B4,f 

Bi.-iiii'.i lhiiu-;inil« df iii'hirs. lh(' 

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lVrdm»dat mill Thur.iim 

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, !,.• • I,,i .', :ry.:.e !•• - I . ; M - .1 

Kiwanians Warned 

of School Increase 

I • K 

Resort Coast Guard 

Officers Promoted 

Summer Resident's 

Ankles Broken in Fall 

illHt ci- (InHi' I.i yi 

r Ijniuifl imlil .'. 

i! ,.! ,li.|ll!«l,ii| 

OPENINC Thursday. Man h 30 

johnstone's 

tf\>y\< 

8i8 Asbur 

WE WISH TO EXTEND 

EASTER 

GREETINGS 

TO YOU AND YOURS 

Through Our 

'• • Delicious 

Creamy 

Fresh Butter 

EASTER 

\^;..U ll.i" ! (M liilur (till v. l.i-l I," v-U\ I " 

|,|,.,ll-. i.f ll.i' Si.V.lil-'i", I',,II I--.- '. „ I..I li.l !!•• .i-i.l.'I'i .•L..'.,li|!,. 

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0 

k if 

^hen you Shop Aggressive's Store and 

Factory you Shop the World.'' 

Wherever smnrt women gather • whether on r-ifth 

Avsriue or the Champs Elysee , . . Aqgressive's 

"ompiii ,ind children's clothes lire the choice of 

the better dressed . , . , the npirnmn of Bleqanee 

for less than elsewhere , . 

ONLY 

$798 

DOWN 

for a new I'ISII PiiiUnl IUKIII 

•MS-HI'. Yi-p.i«i'ii(Ji l r (:l»h Si'iliili. 

(While siil,u,ill litrt jiininu.il,,il 

extra toil.) 

PrttB includsf: l-'urv-ii.ui-ari ifirui;- 

lion KignalN, iluiifit dock .ind 

cigarutftf lighiur, lUHumiitii-.trunk 

and coiiric-S)' \\£\m, feniut shitlih 

, , . nnd inahj- oilier extras. 

Alh?r,itioni .ire (-"REIi. 

w * COATCO..INC. 

Hammonlon, N. J. 

III.,,, .in,I lii.l.iil Store LfKnlfil .1) 

WASiilNGrUN bTRiET . Phnnp 9O(i 

DAILY •) IO 9 SUNDAYS UNTIL U 

rii'fiire you buy uuy new car-com- 

ji.iri! the ilown piiymvnt (anil what 

Beach Peddling 

Ban Again Voted 

it ini'ludi'Si wiih the fiiCts uiul fig- 

urt's you sm in this P,uk,iril ml! 

You'll li.inl ihiit Packard ownurshlp 

is just an e,ny vxtni step over the 

lij-htiyluiili "Inwur-priccil" cafs. 

Then take n 1910 Packard out on 

thi- foBii-any roiul! Find out first 

hand how much more car you ran 

gut tor such a little mo.re inpney! 

Hart's dli.inctlve beauty . . , hacked 

by tun hmiy Ions at roadweight. 

I inn. Hn- .Sliili- SrhUfr lf> ii 14 In *J 

11 , 

'.'M-i-r- _•*'•• 

The New Jersey Poll 

N. J, Closely Divided As to 

Legalized Mercy Killings 

I ' I'l 

d Vtir tiiiTt-v killinjj 

.W.-v. J i l l , I-,,,I 

|,iitl.-lr ..I ,!- «.,•••• 

iii.ri. u l i , I I I: ••• 

fli,.ili-i bill M i l - 

| ( , ' n ' I V H " !•'••- 

,,, ' 1 

| ,, I '• . I, 

llllllll M-lllllll 

killing SI II 

Sit u|tliiii)ii I -I 

•|'I-.I. S.ll.!,.r .;.-•• IL N . ' W I 

• I n n - iliil Mi' 1 Cii...l I*-:< Ji; 1.1 i-. 

C,,l i:, , l.iill l.ir,,. lil'.in.lli-ii 

,|,I ,-,.,'. iii i il> l.-li i-l II-.• III'- 

County Deeds State 

Right of Way 

P . i l l i n n - i.l |,r'i|.i-llv hi-.il- " 

, ,.I,I.;;. ! iri-i li. In' ii-i-il .i- jMi-l 

' r h i . i m i r - h i i . . . M ' . ' I i i i r i f . i i V m i 

, r i , . v:. M I n " , iii l i ' i l - . r ' , . n i | i i . ; , . , i ; 

ur H-...I.I1I< 

Hani Ig Sell? THP a Ciasilflpil 

ill 

Here's spectacular perfermoncB 

(with amazing thrift) from a pre- 

cisionhiiilt striiight-uight enjiine. 

Here's amaijng durability thnt p;ivs 

off in lastingly low upkeep costs. Of 

all thu Piickanis built, In the last 

50 years, over We nrestil! in iff vice! 1 

THI 1950 

«SK INI M*N WHO OWNS ONI 

Com* In-lry i(! P«tli»rd Ullfamotit Drive! Aypilflbl. now, ol »Juttd ««tra MM, «" |« meisU el th. if 10 Partari Hn.. 


12th Street and Aibury Aw,, Oe«m City, N, J. 

I 

Fights Rodia's 

Plea For Pardon 

Prosecutor Opposes 

Freeing Slayer 

inli-ii, i,iii-iil :,•••. 1.1--, '.*-*• ;,'..-• ,.. H,,''i,, 1,1,'. > N,-I II •-• til a lU i 

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-.io-..'i,r,- mi: 

!*.,, E.i,l,,l i,. , A i ii.,, H- 

Special Announcement 

On or Before 

March 20th 

MRS. CRANSTON 


WILL OPEN HER 

CONFECTIONERY STORE 

Nixi' 111 Mill I'HMINT I , | HHI hiliil \T 


HOME-MADE CANDIES 

We Will Have a Large Display of 

EASTER EGGS 

And Suggest You 

O R D E R E A R L Y 

ni'l v t vl 

LOOK WHAT THE 

TAX COLLECTOR GETS 

FROM TOUR ELECTRIC 

DOLLAR! 

NI obody enjoys paying taxes. Can't 

blame folks for thinking that pay 

envelopes would stretch further if tax 

collectors took a prolonged holiday. 

Yet, while griping about taxes is a 

time-honored American custom, most 

good citisens don't actually begrudge 

their contribution to the cost of 

government—if their money is spent 

wisely and not too freely, 

Atlantic City Electric Company 

is in the iame boat, Reddy Kilowatt, 

your electric servant:, pays taxes, too. 

And Reddy Kilowatt did a bit of 

•quirming when he shelled out 

THREE MILLION DOLLARS as his 

share of taxes for 1949. That's art 

11.6% increase over the previous year. 

It figures to 20Ht out of every dollar 

you paid us for electric service in 1949. 

Thursday, March IB, iflRO 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

fur a riuiiibi'r nf older insuram-e A new ihatnpoe shade ^ 

murdprs 

baliys hair washing more fun. If.i 

The liif ssnlfnic was imuospd mod hi h helps keep the uap sut of lo* 

ihe laic J t Palm*r l M WWay. 

Rriiiiy !r, nyw ti'd 

s 

luridler'g eyes and mouth. Th* »h»d» 

is avoilublt in clear pink, blue, ftU . 

Wml lo S#U? U»» « L'liulflHI 

Inn or green. 

Teen-agers usually ipeak thea minds, so 

enthusiaitic O,K,'i come qirickly when they 

drink Homo "A". Naturally delicious, thi* 

fine milk li even richer in flavor because 

homogenizing distributes the cream 

through every drop. 

Extra-nourishing, too, for Abbotts Homo 

"A" ii enriched with Sunshine Vitamin D 

to aid Nature In building strong bones and 

sound teeth for them. 

ABBOTTS 

You can depend en Iff Purity 

because we pay our farmmn a 

Bonus for their ertro cleanly mtt. 

, TkiFlrjlLoborato 

and Southern N(H> Jfrlfjr 

HOMOGENIZED * VITAMIN 

llHDTTi PAIRHS, In. Phll.d.lphl., C..J.., 

Naturally, the |3,000»000 taxei 

we pay, make YOUR taxes less. The 

money we pay into local, county and 

state treasuries helps support schools,, 

social welfare, police and fire depart- 

ments, county agricultural agents and 

other worthwhile civic projects fat 

the folks in the more than 300 com- 

munities we serve. 

Yes. every citizen benefits from 

the local, county, state and federal 

taxes that Atlantic City Electric pays. 

And in spite of high taxes, Reddy 

Kilowatt serves you so efficiently 

and so economically that today you 

get twice as much electricity for your 

dollar as 20 years ago. 

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY 

VJ 

"I 

• #•&" ?»•

v*' 

_irdwall 

11 a. m.. •« 

NKSJ oBW 

Worker* 1 

Group 

won Meet; 

jClrele «f th« 

II wwnen preKnt answered 

III with a Scripture vene. bewltb 

the letter E. Devoin 

in charge of Mrs A. 

, and the meeting was cont 

hy Mist Mary Murphy, presl- 

ict meeting will be on April 

mth Inn. 

Baptised 

i following infants and children 

Used by The Rev. A Lynn 

. at the Fint Methodist 

. Sunday morning- 

1 Pratt Dimon. son of Mr. 

Bruce P. Dimon, Barbara 

" Ann and Edward 

[e. children of Mr. 

Mvwn; ^nn. 

>rn 

jn wu ad- 

Ing at the 

I. 13> 

after 29. 1MI, 

JM. Mcniel u 

Ruth Anne Fault 

MEET 

•tegwhood of SL John* 

nan Church, will meet tonight 

*3aV> W Ihe church MotTo* 

is of sports subjects will be 

i tgr Carl shaw 

— 7 ajn.; Saturdays, 

M: Mudn tJAuupfcL 

Mltul AUaaUa a*. 

- •• mm nil a.m. 

730 a. m. 

Sign" 

—frTBawa It 

1:15 a. m.—Prayer meeting tor all 

Sunday School teachers and officer* 

In the pastor s study 

«:« a. m. — Sunday School with 

friendly eland for every member of 

S«r- the family. Ruuell Sutton, iuper- 

Intendent 

tl • m -''Worship Service Organftkt Richard Carroll Vocal noloU'. 

Bby Mr*. Lois Likens. Menage by Pastor 

Victor B Beattie 

630 p m.—Teen-Agera 

Ser- 

1 Christian 

Union Jot all young people 

' MS p m—Adult ChrUtUin Fellowship 

for all adults SpeaKer Frank 

Herb, Central av. School teacher 

730 p m—Gospel Service Con- 

Motional tong service Singing by 

Ke\Oirl*' Chorus Special musical 

mttnbers. Messa Message by Pastor Victor 

pwSy" |kanh 

P »fr Fellowship 

Mrs Leon 

-Onr 

for Sdn- 

ever." (Isa 

School Board 

J Mr*. Dorolhv 

Bay av 

kanktt-r 

p m—Mid-week service of 

prayer, praise and Bible study led 

DJTftwtttr Beattle He will present 

the third In a series of Bible studies 

on *The Cross in the Life of the 

Believer*. 

Ttmnflay. Manh i»— 

6 30 p m •—Cms' Chorus rehcsnal 

tad by Mn Likens. 

7 JO p. m. — The Bercan Sunday 

' »1 claaa will entertain the 

toccntric Class of Chelsea Ban- 

Church. Atlantic City, in the 

r auditorium 

man* M— 

7 p m.—Bible Club for all bojs 

and girh In the lower auditorium 

Bible stories, object lessons chorus 

singing, etc. led by Bill end Jean 

Lathe 

8at.rdar, Harth M— 

Pantor Beanie will speak st Ynutl< 

for Christ rally. Marcui Hook Bap 

tlit Church. Marcus Hook, Pa 

* • * 

Flf»r TBEMYTEEIAN 

7ia »t mM Wesley av.' 

Tste Gwfltl»49ratcrcd Mid 

UtmHtuJffMhideA Chiron 

l*r. Oi«H« riseker, Th.D. raator 

9:13 a. «TL—Prayer meeting of the 

Sunday Sdhool teachers and officer? 

In the onorf room 

9M »: sn.—The Church at Study 

TMt 

51-*, Heb 12 1-2 

Cfcusei "for all ages 

I.,,> 

% . . . 

u 

RALPH L CHESTER 

M» ta 

„ 

CORSON 

EWWC T. CORSON 

•Mtor 

MOOOMBAV, 

I- . • 

• V /, 

COMPANY 

Phono 0130 

mm BARRETT 

.Printing . Siatlonenr 

•07 A*bury Av. 

BERTRAND T. CAREY 

WlhSt.ad'Walfc 

HANEY OOYD CHATITN 

Meal Estate • Insurance 

1315 Acbury Av. Phone 0060 



01 Avbmy Av. (•!»«,, 0300 

1X1} »' '" ", ' J • • 

OF THE HARVEST 

Some folki think that tht first day o! reaping 

begins the harvest. 

Bttt the farmer knowi that the real beginning 

el the harvest it the first day of plowing, Furrowi 

come before fields of golden grain. Without the 

labors of Sprfaig there can be no •heaves In the Fall, 

The Greatest Teacher taught that. He said 

Hii Truth was like seed ... some of it might fall 

on poor ground and die ,., but when it was sown 

in rich, well-plowed soil it would bring a fruitful 

harvest. 

Every Sunday our Churches plow deep furrows 

in the good soil of humanity , . , so that 

God's Truth cm take root and grow ... so that 

the world may realize its long-cherished hope, 

a harvest of peace and goodwill, 

But remember, the harvest begins with the 

plowing. Worship God in Church next Sunday I 

f. 

MM 

Tim Seriea h Being PuMuhmd Und erthe Sponsorship of the Followi trig: 

I. LLSL1E LAWRENCE 

Beal Istata 

4801 Central Av, Phone 0014 

EDWARD M. MILLS 

Real Eitale - Insuruce 

219 A«bury Av. Phone 2193 

MONTGOMERY'S 

PalnU - eappllci 

721 Aabury Av, Phone 0499 

ARTHUR M, DeMARIS 

Realtor • Iaursr 

Ml Eighth St. Phone 1233 

WALTERA.DITTRICH,hc. 

Bcaltor . Inmrsr 

S01 Eighth St Phone 1360 


Quality BUM* ISM 

326 Atlantic Ave. Phone 0147 

N.HICKMAN 

Scafwa 

1155 Aabury Av. Phone ISIS 

FRANK HOWARD 

EegMere* BnlMer 

2124 Aabury Av. Phone 2550-R 

^S^^l^^^^^^^^^W 

-j-aaL-.i— ..J-J-^J 

OCEAN CITY 

enth St. Phon, 0423 

JOHN PELTOCO,, he 

12S6 A.bury Av. Ph^g 0988 

PLYMOUTH INN 

717 Plymouth PI, PhBBe8879 

G J. MOYER 

BeilateRd Balidcr 

Phoae 2S21 

Phoa, 1300 

OCEAN CtTY 

...BEVERAGE RAGE COMPANY 

HIS Stmpion Av. Ph 

°CEAN CITY 

, i 

*f»«,i 

HAROLD C. STEJNRUCK 

DtSolo . FlynMlh 

9th St. ud Bay Av. Phone 1182 

TINKLER'S 


W«t AV, at 10th St. PhotM 00S4 

VOSSAGENCY-iaHl»M.Vois 

VO g 

ftSt. Phone 0044 

0 HEATING 

^ OB ' COMPANY 

Av. Ph«w04I3 

v - Pbati* 1260 

SAMPSONS HAM ADA 

1 W "* ** Phon. 100 

SIMMS' REfiTAURANT 

Keaw ieiid Me • Brief Degeriptien of 

AUantig Oily Eieelrie Cgmpitny Common Stoek, 

AMreis 

I 

Everyone Needs 

Insurance 

"The Friendly Bank" 

AGAINST FIRE and OTHER LOSSES 

Conault Your Own Insurance Agent 

Now for Adequate I'roltrllon. 

WE WILL FINANCE 

YOUR PREMIUMS 

Call at our bank and Ulk over Ihe 

. detail! ef the loan netded. it't • 

atrl«Uy oonDienllal. pr.mpl, ami above 

all. friendly service. 

A GOOU PI.ACK TO BOBBOW 

A GOOD PLACE TO DEPOSIT 



MEMBER 

BKS1BVB SYStEM 

BWOBIt Hf^MMCi COWOBAItO* 

Rotary Club Has 

'Bank Night' 

One Banker Speaks, 

Another It Inducted 

i»>,fetef. and •* 'rA)^tetoi*il^ 

sai larvt T —T" " ^ ^ ^ ; 

ajraa today ai 

Iruuranca company repwxutanvt; 

were* JO year* ago. i. Tb»pei w at 

were inducted by Put rtwldent Edrural 

" Tjiia exieniic txtenflon la about com 

[.Electrified 

Is Christianity's 

added. Future programs 

Rcaaldant Joffph Talese lead ex- 

Will 'b« loiitend "th«"uaa'oi"ele~c 

trtctt from a letter written by Ro- 

trtcily by those who are not utiliztarlan 

C Vr Pitt, who U convales- Motive Power 

ing It fully. 

cing In Florida from • recent heott 

Within 20 

Mr. Whuhed said he assists farm- 

attack. Mr, Pitt thanked the club 

era with such proiecta as dairy and 

for. a "get well" card, signed by all 

Tfffl nptd Jsod i*m«rksbl« 

x 

tyrn nw cent ol th«M(aniw ppultry home ventilation, mow cur It was "Bank Night" for the Ro- ut tho r(lembers 

growth of early Chruttlanlty li 

irea served by the Atlantic [fig of hay, automatic chicken feed- 

jirlc ea s Co. now y hjye Atantic 

tary Club at Plymouth Inn, Friday Ouests were Introduc^d 

by Georgs •utnthed up In th« brUt, eonc«o- 

irlc 

elcctri" iff, dairy gutter cleaning, electric 

iht Co. rl'M now hjye elcctri" 

evening 

W Lambert 

trttoJ lUtement lo Actl 10:20, 

.it bed soil ttcrilhcera and clcctrk- 

d light fervlce.'M O. Whltradiant floor brooding of chicks. A large part of the "top brass" 0 

"Mightily Brew the word of the 

The National Bunk of Ocean City 

Lord, and prevailed." 

an addrend to the Court 

was present 

wanla Club. 

Want to BwapY Try a Claulfle* 

Electric Co. at There-li the secret of tbt mo- 

Lemuel 11 Hires, cashier and astlva 

power ol early Christianity, 

sistant vice president wa« one ol 

and for that matter of Christian- 

two now Rotary members who were 

inducted 

All-Time High ity avei since, wherever and when- 

BANKER 18 SPEAKER 

ever It hai displayed phenomenal 

Hardock's Typewriter Co. The sneaker wa» Charles Munich . Revenue, Earnings effectiveness and growth. 

the banlcs BHistaht vice preiident Set New Record 

Them aarly Christians were re- 

Authorised Agent for 

Bruce p. Dimon, executive viee 

sponsive to the word of God. A 

preiident ind a director, wai i Revenue and earnings of the At- Psalmist, many pearl earlier, had 


guest. 

lantic City Electric Co. were at a:; 

Other memberi of the bank's of all-time high for 1MB, the first year 

written, "Tfcf word have I hid In 


neial family, who attended ai res. during which the firm operated at mine btltt. that 1 might not tin 

ular memberi of the club, were AT an independent company, according against Thee.* For thtie devout 

Uwd Muchine. „,_.. $20 Up 

trod W, Powell, the bank's president, to the fflrd annual report to stock, Chrlitlaiu, deeply responsive tu 

and George W. Oraec, assistant holders, Issued Friday In handsome 

Service OB All Hakes — Si Tear,' Bipcrlsiicc cashier, 

booklet lorm. 

thetr Scriptures, the word ol Uod 

TELLS OF INTKIl-t I.UB FLAN Bayard L, England, president, sni I had become incarnated in the word 

2315 Atlantic Avenu«. Atlantic City, N, J, 

that not only did sales ton all prev Of I living Christ, whom some of 

Mr, Munich, past district governor ious record! but the port-war con then had known, with whom they 

Phw» A. C, 5-2610 

of the Exchange club, briefly out- itructiqn program "progressed fay 

lined the joint Interclub commitloe 

bad walked and talked, and with 

orably". 

which ho has proposed and whicn There were BJ77 now customers whom they had sat on a mountalr 

Is now being organised. The com. added to company lines during tho slope, as Me revealed the eo« 

rnitiee, comprliing reprtsentatives year, he saldT with service belnr newg of the Gospel and the mya- 

of the women's ioroptimlst Club, connected for the ISO.OOOth user. 

the Kiwanls, RoUry and Exchanie 

ttrlei of the Kingdom of Uod, 

Revenue tor the year was $10,292, 

F, P. Ristine & Co, Clubs, will coordinate the various 000, or 8,6 per cent above 1948 and The word ef the Lord was loi 

community activities undertaken by 18.4 per cent above 1138, 

them a word of enlightenment 

the individual clubi, so that each Mr. England said that two large ID Paul's conversion "there fell 

can count upon assistance Irom the croups of customers were added dur. 

Fkllaielpllla Slock ExchanEe 

other three. 

from Us eyef as it had been 

h% fi4^-3J0O through merger will 

Hew York Stock. Biehange New York Cnrb 

The committee, he said, will also the South Jersey Power and Light scales." and a typical experience 

work In conjunction with tho newCo. 

and 800 by purchase of an elec. of those who came In contact with 

Chamber of Commerce, 

trie distribution system from the Jesus, and listened reiponslvely 


l'KAISEH SOROPTIM1STS 

duPont Co, 

to Mil words, was, "We never saw 

Pennypuker 5-4300 

Ho paid warm tribute to the Bo- He estimated the company's 18J0 

rtiptimist Club, compoied of Ocean construct program will cost S4,. It on thlj fashion" (Mark 2 12) n 

City's business and protessionst! BOP.OOO, Including an addition to gen- wns a word of enlightenment. 

eating capacity. 

The word of the Lord was for 

\ Clinton D. Lowden 

r 

"They arc trying to do a Hood 

them a word of life—a word ol 

) Bcpreientative 

|iieco of work," he said. "They are 

Dew Ufa, Paul described tht ex- 

it-, tensely interested in the commun. Marmora's New perience In crisp words ,ot fact, 

ily. and are trying to serve it in 

every way they can." Tank Truck Helps "If any man be t& Chriit, he is a 

"It has been said." he continued, 

net; creature; old things art 

'tliat the Exchange Club U dolns a Save Burning House passed away; behold, ail thing! 

TITLE INSURANCE Urea! deal, that it is the 'spark plug' The new 1250-gallon tank truck art become new" (II Corinthians 

nuan of Ocean City, But so much more recently acquired by the Marmora 

Rendering courteous and prompt 

can be aceqmijlished by the four Volunteer Tire CompsnyiWM an im. Sill), And Uie effect of thai ex- 

; safety since INI 

clubs combined. 

nortant factor last week in prevent, pFMslOB "In Christ," was el much 

WOULD FIND JOBS FOR YOUTH ing complete destruction of the home •I to ny to whatever place one 

What can they do?_ Well, for one of Harry Oarron on Route B0 near lived. Chriit was their environ- 

thing, youth work! There isn't ton Tuckahoe, 

CHELSEA TITLE *«d 

much for youth to look forward to The Tuckahoe fire company callei! 

ment, their atmosphere, the plots 

in Ocean City, There aren't manv upon Marmora for assistance, and where they lived. 

opportunities in business, Industry the latter company took out Its now Hal it not always been so when 


and the professions. If the four ank truck for the first time. With men and women have taken theli 

clubs can guide and counsel young the nearest stream for a water sup. 

ALUBHT c ABBOTT, Oh.ilfmnn of ths Dsird 

people, it may be possible to find ply about a mile away, the eapaeity 

Master seriously, and have reail] 

BLWOOD r, KIRKUAN, PreildtBt 

openings for them, 

of the Marmora truck was ereditert lived tnt Chrisrtian We that the) 

(J. a JKHKMIAll. VIM K.oi.|J.iit ..id Buiroli.ry 

with bringing the tire under control, have professed? Vital Christlonltj 

"Ocean City Is growing. There Belleptain firemen also aided in the 

ATLANTIC CITT OFFICES 

is no question that It will fo for> 

If the world's supreme Deed, But, 

buttle. 

N.tkMBl Bank Bldjr. 

ward, onee we have ihe new hlf h- 

alasl much ef our professed Chris* 

The roof of the homo was totally 

»•¥• that are now belni aiMtMwd, destroyed anH some damage was tlanity !• only conventional and 

OCEAN CITT OrfTCES 

and possibly the ferry to Dela. done on the second floor, 

formal, untouched by the true 

National Bank of Ocean City Bldf, 

ware. There h niBch for all of us 

Wlrit of Christ, 

CLINTON B, PH10B, ViM-Prol, 

to do. 

•TANI.BT ¥, OANriT, AMI. Tr«M 

• nWIN R HTlI.Ert. Tills Offlcm 

"I appreciate being a member T.V. Set Wanted for 

FBANit U. WATSON, AMI. Till. Offlwr 

of this rommnnlty. It Is a splendid 

place In which lo live and Cape May Firemen 

WILDWOOD omois 

work." 

Ho added that "communism can't 

A eommumtt Sliding Scale For 

paiEn is in progress at Cape May to 

Slli New Jersey Ave. 

:L 

neak into a community that pre. rsise a fund to purchase a television 

eiits a united front, in which Its 

BRIDGETON OFFICES 

set for firemen on. duty at the city 

organizations combine their ofTorts" 

Teachers Is Plan 

fire house 

Boon No. I . Stanley Bulidlnr CITES UBOWTH OF EXCHANGE Director of Public Safety Sol The New Jersey Education ASM- 

He pointed out that service clubs Needles, who touched off the ideu, eUiiion, representing aBout 27.000 

•play a mighty part" in a eominun said it is hoped that the television teichers, has recorQiiiendefl to the 

ity's life. Citing the rapid growth set will encourage more volunteer legislature a sliding scale of mini- 

( Excliange Cluta, ho said that in fireman to treqiient the fire house 

Wi there wore only 14 clubs in arid he readily available when calls mum starling salaries for teachers, 

New Jersey, Today there are gl- are received. 

(rum 12.200 to $4,2(X) a year, delending 

upon training and 


;nce, 

Thf 

1914 1950 

Your Electric light Bill 

— The _ 

H the Atlantic Cily Klfcirlr Conipaliy provides you with elrrtriclly, 

iSl It also provldt j'ou with inrame lo help pay ysor rlfdrle llfhl-bill. 

AtlanUe CJHy Kleclric (..mpjny rammiiii slock is avkiUtilc In the 

•arket at K1.S0 per (thare, Preiieiit dividend In I1J0 per »h»rp, |itr Seashore Building 

|tl ye«r, payable JOt each January 11, April IB, julj- In and October IS- 

Ten shares of this sloek would cost aboul *J10, and ••urrenUy pay 112 

a )fi»r, equal lo 11.00 a moillh. 

Twenty shares wuuld cost alioul IliJO and currently pay *«l a year, and Loan Association 

tqual lo |2,M » monUi, 

I'drly shares would cost aboul PHSO and cuircnUy Pay III a sear, 

OFFICE: 

equal lo M.00 a month. 

411 Eighth Street Phone 0250 

If you are intepf«l»d, nil nut ihe rnupim brtow and mail it In u», or 

Mephone AUaiilir City ISSls. A«k for Mr. reterson. _ 

» 73rd SERIES NOW OPEN 


$1.00 per Share per Month — Starting February 

Urnibrn I-Mlaitriiihl* - Itiiliimi.w Slin-k. I'.ii' 

I960 Matures at $200. Current Maturity 144 

Srv Vorfc t'orb KirhMfp (Anwlnlfl 

Months, 

1806 Walnut Str##t _ _ _ _ _ PhiUd«lph» 3, Pi*- 

1 $50,000 Fire 

Amuaetnent Place, 

4 Stares Damaged 

A general alarm fire al Wildwood 

caused an estUnated »60,0OO damage 

Thursday night last week to the 

KentULky Derby atnuiement parloi 

and four stores at Oak. av. and the 

tmgrdwoljc 

Companies from North Wildwood 

add Wttdwood Crest assisted thf 

Wildwood liremen in lMitUing the 

flunieo In frigid weather whicn 

touted the boardwalk and hose lines 

v ith ILC LighU OB the boardwalk 

were turned on to aid the lire fightera. 

Scene S of the blaie wat only 200 

feell 

from the "Public Service bin 

terminal, l which hich was showered s h d wltn lt 

sparks. The Are also threatened the 

Starlight Ballroom, opposite thf 

amusement center. 

Forbes Trlplttt, a wa4ehrnan, at 

the Casino Arcade, saw smoln and 

fiamei in the Kentu«ky Derby while 

nuking his rounds shortly bafore 

midnight. He fought the fire with 

emergency extinguishers before thf 

Hre companies arrived. 

Stores •damaged included a salt 

water taffy establishment, another 

in a restaurant at the rear, and two 

in the Arcade. The building is 

owned by Sabaitian Rumagosa. 

Somers Point 

Churches 

ORACH LUTHERAN 

Robert Z. Wukier, i.T.M,, Paalar 

Sunday, March if—The Fourth gu. 

day In lent— 

9:4ft i. m—Church Sehool. Mn. 

Benjamin Blckman, superintendejit. 

Classes for all ages, ViiitoM wrtcome, 

II a, m—Nursery School for con. 

venlence of nirents. 

11 a, m—The Service. The Senior 

Choir will sng, sing, "Holy Holy Art rt rt Thou, Thou", T by y 

Handel, Sermon by the pastor, 

Twelve Left Over", 

8:30 p. m—Catechetical Class, 

7:30 n. m— Luther League, 

Tuesday, March II— 

3:30 p, m — Junior Choir, 

Wednesday, Mareli It— 

8:45 p. m, — Citeohetieal Class, 

8 p, m,—Mid-week I^nten Service. 

9 p, m—Senior Choir rehearsal, 

Thursday. M*roh «!— 

p. m—Orianlzational meeting 

Borneo is BOO miles long and 700 

miles wide. 

jili'n was ndvnnrei! iis an ... 

tcrnalive In the bill already lielorc 

the lawmakfrs lo lift the minimum 

|jay from $2.10(1 to $2.MM. 

The Te tttjiicllCfS 

ciintcildcd tllat tilt 

Hut minimum (Ides not rarry an 

rewiirii fur cxpeiicn or training;," 

the Association said. 

Under its |ir"imiset] schedule annual 

im-iiiiHes of iltK) wnultl be 

grailiid Uiii'hers, sturting at the lintloin, 

S2,2tm Hiitil thr.v reaclieci 14.00(1 

here wuiiiil be two additional iiu'ri— 

iitnts tot- tirtise with rnaster's dp- 

:rees Ui reach the lup, 14.200, Tdc 

«|i liKtiri! would be the bemnnmn 

alary ol liny esiicTiuncecl teaclwr 

ith 20 yi'iirs in the profession und 

muster 1 •av.J.1. 

10 •• 

It a. m'—Ifomloa Wl 

rourth PUjue", by the t 

«ry lor th« babkf to 

rnarrlcd eoupl 

worship toMtt 

7-30 ». m. — Iv*iruj Wondilp. 

• Powp", by \fm PMter. 

•30 p. m—Midweek prayer and 

study hour. Brlnf your Bibls. 

ST. josirirt K. o. 

•*». rul V. Batry, raaUr 

Maases on Sunday at 8, S. 10 and 

"weefclay M«s at 

Neurnan Btui 

p, m., 1Q Chur 

Novona Dev< lUant, , 7:4S 

p, m. 

Lenten Devotloni. SUtlon* of the 

Cross. rrlrJay,t7i45 p, m, 

vmtv BArnsT 

**v Ctrltu MuiaaM, IIMtor 

10 a. ra.—Sundaj fcheol. 

lla. m.—Morning Sd Worship. fchl Topic. 

"Touch Not", 

1:30 p. m—Youmi Ptoplt'cmeet- 

PACKARD 

Sales - Service 

Body - Fender 

and 

Paint Shop 

ATLANTIC 

Bishop Motor Saies 

igLh St. and Aibury Av. 

Phone 1888 

New KAISER 

If You're a Tough Trader 

Looking for a Real "AAA""— 


A Trade, Cheek Our 


Do Anything! 

!! eleiiree in related tollese 

r university stutiiiis. 

WoodUne Motor Sdea 

The AsBiii-iatitiii nuteil that "a KAISER . FRAZKR 

i'iie iiumbcr of teat'lii.'is already iirr 800 WnhingtM Av., Wa«db!ne 

iHOivinij irny as larHe or better.thi'.n Open Eves, £ iyn. Phone 1-W81 

hu stale proponed. The slate-wicie 

chuclulu. it said, would help New 

vrsvy "meet I'ompetitifin" fruni 

her* slates for good teaiihoi's. 

ss 

§ MORTGAGE FUNDS 

Available Under the Sinking Fund or the Direct 

Reduction Plan, 

INVEST YOUR MONEY HERE 

Mora and More People 

At Your Fingertips,, 

A BETTER HOME 

VOII» now •" 

We Will Lend You Money to Buildl Buy 

or Repair Your Home on a Direct 

Reduction Mortgage Plan 

Invert with U. and Receive Profit 

on a Guaranteed Inve»tment! 

Current Dividend Ra

jTY $ENtINEL-LEDCER 

W mi 

m KM** 

•t The (hntlnd-lxlnr 

. Oonlj Oily. N J 

ft 

CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc. 

I «l» OcHi aty SMitlnM I*.l»pf — E"l l"l 

In Ocean Cfty 

ONE VBAII AOO 

The American Legian'annniinccd 

lilfins to present a Citizenship Awsrtl 

if, Tuny Taccarinn. retired chief en. 

Will It Hold Up? 

MM' tr walMl 

.BlT 

MM' tr walMlpM Ri¥ 

Bl Mr y«t, MM, , IW »•«. •»•»•: "I* nwntM. 

i H*»it« M tt« Pml orftM « mm riff, N»W j»rnr, 

11I4M Act nf tur«(t 1, lilt. 

THURSDAY - MARCH IB - 105Q. 

jitm*, Governor Driscoll! 

'governor Driscoll ii leorninrn. thing or two. 

it he should by now. 

Em Imtancei That the people, in general, believe 

- 1 —nmy in government— except when it affects their 

At 

_i# Governor hoi found that out since he sub- 

,.._^ his economy budfet for 1950. It was a beouti- 

l,budfett a balanced budget. It was hailed from 

• i to California, from Seattle to Miami, aa an 

pie-setter, a rebuke to the prgdiKality "f thn 

Tlii> 1B.M Community Association 

named a committee to confer with 

ilty ofllcialJ in on iittcmg to spud 

up the reconstruction of the board- 

walk so il w.iuld be open hy sum- 

rriiT 

w * * 

Mrs. Faustina Casperlna was in- 

jlirt-a when the laxiciib in wliii-h 

«h'c was o passenger was hlrui k hy 

a train ftl luth si 

The Woman's Club staged n well, 

title nded fashion show with profes. 

signal entertainment in thi- hifh 

school auditorium, 

Thi' Rev. B. B: Doyle moved into 

the new rectory uf St. Aujiusiine's 

R C. Church at 1308 Ocean av from 

the if.nK-i.stiibluihf.d rectury al IB 1 ) 

„.. „.„ folks at Rutjrers found that it would nvr. 

appropriation, when the Uovtsrnor proposed ^ - " ^ 

AOO 

well beyumi 

tht State Museum to Have expenses and, yes, 

rfe down here in South Jersey found that state o>d 

• our bunch eroiion ftfht was to be curtailed drastic 

, you could have heard the tumultous protests from 

j to Jericho and back. 

So maybe Mr. DriscoH's tiff he, sea worthy budget is 

if to come unbalanced.,. After all, erosion menaces 

j of the itate'g most gigantic and lucrative industries 

—vacations: one that produces heavily in taxes. 

W« heartily endorse any reduction in appropria- 

i the Governor proposed for North Jersey, but he'd 

better not tinker with our erosion! . . . See what we 

If you do, you have a pretty elenr picture of reasons 

i, *hy federal spending goes up and up and up. It goes 

up because the people, while crying for economy, still 

{• demand more and more federal money for their various 

j dbtricta. They bully Congress with lobbies, letters, 

i telegrams. 

". . As one contemporary remarked the other day, the 

American people have become afflicted with a spending 

mania. Some day, sooner or later, we'll land upsi' 1 - 

,, down in • financial snow bank, me a ski jumper w 

J raises. . N 

War on the Fly-by-Nights 

*' Than art bright prospects that Ocean City may 

not be afflicted this summer with posts that have always 

- *• been perennial—the salesmen and solicitors for phony 

Wires, from Worthless lawn fertilizer to equally worth- 

Jes*, advertising; gchemes that benefit none but-the—, i 

promoter. 

The Police Department and the new Chamber of 

Commerce propose to join forces and ride herd on these 

fly-by-night gyps 

The method of operation hasn't as yet been de- 

elded. There are plenty of successful plans to select 

from, The idea ii splendid. 

The Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce has a 

Better Business Bureau that has saved that resort's 

business people hundreds of thousands of dollars. Some- 

thing similar has been desperately needed here for 

m»ny decades. 

STHfW 

iliiiity, ihp local Hut Cru«s tun i 

drive coinmittee mnlinufil its H. 

lurl« toward a KI.UI (if $8,500. Chan. 

man Holier! K Bell iinnnunfetl 

Commander John W. Marts, of th" 

resort, was appointed hy ihe Navy 

m Ordnance Oflicer at the Brh 

Naval District at New Orleans, La 

The Hev William L. McKeevef 

assistant reclur of St. Augustine', 

R, C. Church, was assigned to a nn, 

post at the Cathedral of the Im. 

maculate Conception, Camden. afici 

five years in the resort, 

* , * 

The Kiwanis and Rotary cluhk 

svere cooperating in a collection ot 

clothing tor relief nf tl%ilianh JI 

countries. 

County Press 

Opinion, Condensed 

Down Ocean City's Memory Lane ' 

Home Rule for Hometown 

Opportunity For New Jersey's Cbmmunitiei of 

12,000 Population or Less 

S.WS Ot RAN f ITV 

itviidwuoil 

We Imvi. 

NTv.MiNDRn 

Ifudrrl 

fur i) lonil time felt Inn! 

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ul it.!- ti.i = 

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mil IIl.it .« 

'- ,; raili.-n 

The Board of Education sold a cnl- 

lectlontof old schpul desks, defaced 

and batterrd. to a denier fur 33 

cents sash. 

Af.Q 

plans io tiuild a 

Iiartment store to ri'iilace two i,]d 

tram* 1 buildiniiR he occupied, which 

were beinK ra«ed. 

Bondholders of the Atlantic Shores 

llotpital, Somers I'uint. iirulectert 

ihpir holdiniis -hy purchasing the 

property at an auction sale to satisfj 

a ifurl decree, for iin.fKK). 

iKditor-i Niite — Tin> it th 

«< (.iiriti m (hi 1 turn-lit n-nes " 

Hi firtiticfc ijrepiirril hy the ,NV.i 

jersey C-!.iir:mis^,iir, nri .Muniti 

|,iil dovcrnment and Uitiriliutii 

UirOLi^h jaciiitics of the Nf. 

Jersey Press ASMitliHiun In ili.' 

cuss pulilicly (In- iironram i.i 

rnunici|ial ijiiVernmi-ht iT.|irme 

mt.nt nos*.- bilt.n- !hi- HIMt 

New Jersi-y'i •'smaliir" maun- . 

laliiie^. thuM. iMih saijiiii |,ii|,iiia. 

linn nr U-SN. HiiVe ij.-efi iîM-n ^prt-i.il 

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Fibruary'a Building Record 

We broke another building rtcord last month! 

It was the best February in resort history, better 

"than the previous best—February 27 years ago. 

The reason? Well, continuing prosperity, of 

course. Also continuing and growing faith in Ocean 

City. 

But partly It probably was due to the abnormally 

mild weather that prevailed, giving builders many more 

working dayi than usual. This may take some of the 

pressure off the late spring monthH, when property 

owners all want repair and remodeling work done nt 

ones. 

It GOBM Round and Round 

Bui service to the south end of Ocean City is tin- 

Mttafsctoty because there aren't enoupfh people down 

there to warrant good service. 

There aren't enough people down there because 

bus service is so poor. 

That's how the ariumenta have gone for many 

years. Always a vicious circle 

Well, because there have been so many com- 

plaints, the bus operator—the Atlantic City Transporta- 

tion Co.—has called a public meeting for tonight at city 

>' lgsil, for the purpoie of talking things over. 

Unfortunately, a majority o£ people affected by 

• South End bus service will not hi present, for they don't 

I Jtetdde here la winter. However, company representa- 

. . tlvea and those who do attend can each tell their 

' troubles, and possibly some solution will emerge. Late 

in the spring or early summer, there may be a follow- 

up meeting. 

< , One suggestion that has been made several timee 

- to ttrt the company serve the South End with vehiclea 

a- MPfiM* 1 titan the usual bus—vehicles like the Pacific av, 

| ! jltneyB in Atlantic City, Presumably they wouldn't be 

w - 'Jo expensive to operate. 

Local nrrhory enthusiasts wrr.i 

pri-pared In play host in the first 

South Jersey indoor tournament a; 

Convention Hall, under the chair- 

manshii) uf Bertram M, Darby. 

• « * 

Norman Reed, Atlantic City radin 

pnnouncer, tajked to the resort and 

Plcasantvillt* Rotary clubs oh "Slips 

That Pass in !he Mike". 

Sixteen alleged stop street viola- 

tors were arrested in one day as Ihc 

police starlet! waging war on whole- 

sale non-observance of the safely 

regulation. 

!0 YEARS AOO - 1 ' 

Preliminary construction work on 

the Hanscom Hotel. Bth st. near the 

beach, was started by Contractor n 

A. McClelland, of Philadelphia, and 

was to he completed by June IS 

• • • 

Publicity Director Hay B, Dean 

announced that Vice President 

Charles Curtis had agreed to be 

Ocean City's honored picst a! the 

July 4 celebration, 

• # * 

The Ocean City nepubliean Club 

unanimously endnrsed Dwlght W 

Morrow for U. S. Senator and alsn 

backed the city commission candl. 

dacies of Heubeii W. Edwards and 

John E. Trout, 

• • • 

The city's net taxable valuation 

for 1(30 was listed at 139.015,223, an 

increase of $1,484,522 in one year, 

• • • 

Business men, attending a Cham- 

bei of Commerce discussion nf the 

lubject, favored adoption of a mer- 

cantilt lax to protect local enter, 

prise against transient competition 

from outside. 

nlli.niion in ieMiîalinn [, 

strengthen iillii iniiderni/u loi-u! n.v- 

i.rnmi'nt in the slnie Tfti- U;aifl.i- 

tiun lAshembly Bills A-IO, A-II i.r.n 

suhniilled by the State • F;iuikm-i-• 

L'uminissiiiii cm Municipal nmni;- 

nicni afler two years, ul finely 

Ninety pier ccnl, or !ill4. of the MM 

i)u[iulalion or les? They won il 

qiuiiiry for, lull nut he Imiitc-il I., 

liu HfTinli tiHinicifiiility jiliiii, whit h 

etimhint.?; tin' lit'Hl in jirc-scnt hui = 

i.uijh and iuwi.!ihi|i iiiiins uiih iii..,:. 

ein standards uf ndmmiMlnihnn 

WHAT IT PROVIDES 

Here's what Ihr "Small Munirl|i..l- 

ity Pliiii" iiriisides fur' A Miivm ,-i, 

chief adniiniNiiiilive uflin.r. w. lu, .^ 

a miimbiT of jhe culilHil A c,mi.. 

cil of 3, fi or 1 members. \*.hichr\i i 

is desired Incaljy, C'uiinciliili.ii ciri u 

eu at larKe fur three.year u-rm to 

. represent ihe nHinicipaliiy iis a 

whole at .ccicilic.il liieeliiliis AH 

nther municliial iiftlcials a|ipointei ! 

!.iy the maynr. 

As ill the two uthcr plaim pro. 

posed iiy lhe (Jonimi«sioii—Mnyni 1 - 

council and council.manaiier (ilnrij. — 

Hide chnice of operatinj! itptiiiln is 

Eiven citizens dHMrinH the ' Kifiall 

Muncipnlity Plan". 

For inslancii, citizens could choose 

to elect their mayor and couni-ilmrn 

at non-partisan elections on the ««-• 

ond Tuesday in May or at partisan 

eloctions in NoviMiiber, They coul I 

also chooiie to have their mayor 

elected by council. 

Voters could also choose tn have 

their councilmen serve regular 

Hires.year terms or have them serve 

overlapping terms. These nnd nthir 

choices as ID operating deluil an. 

let! lo the voters to decide. 

TWO WAYS TO ADOPT 

Under the prniinsed legislation, 

the rituens of a niiinicipnliiy con;,! 

Forum and Agin' 'Em 

NciTii'i-: 'I'n 

"1 inil..ii;i lull' 

Mill,,-:-; ,.( Ih,. 

liSli.'ii V.llii rS 

rilNTK 

Y< - y> h:,\ i- ],,f :i it,r;r tin,i- fell. 

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nape Ms\ HUir and Wnipi 

I v.i- seii.iiisi'.endi'd v, il hi! niv, ii I ni 

,. .-r,,i ii ;i,n|i.i.:,!•.( i. i.l the ('iip.i. May 

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r, , ,,!',:in-r./i.ilii.n mi Hie unmiicl Uinl 

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r . ^ . • n : i i i . n l \ ill-, in- I.i ili.l uiil i r o n ! 

•In October. W'. hawp| lhe 

ijoarilBiilk tith w*y ffoin «in *'• 4n4 HW ' pt lnlani *" r " r •* 

Wrslpy'iv. on"tht north irlihtl sldf of »lh si. ^ ^ ^ 

Ocean City a ^ Carte 

Spring Edition's Rolling! 

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You will he expeili'd In call lor them at The Renlini'1-l.ciliiiT 

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tlii-l.iillel' 11 \l.il iliin'l call wdliill ilia! 11 rn •- >. 111 r i I.J.II > n ill |;.i 

In i.llier* 

Miike ynur reBervaliuiis nnw, 

i iiiisiil'-ii-ii l,,i jil 

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l.ecltr.-i- ni.i-ni-i, I 

iii-11!,,- I III.in I,, I 

S|. ;i,-i.- 'II..V (mis 

In-,- hy il,,- (im il 

Co. Chamber Man Rap« 

Copi; and Sentint-I-Ledger 

Kdilur Ronlmii.I.i-iliii-r- I ne. ci.--- 

tui-heil l.y a r... riil in-l ion uir th,' 

lirirl uf Fvctvil I, rnr«-. iiri.sidi-ni ,i 

tin. recenliy lurnii-d (Siean Cilv 

riiambcr i.f Coil-ii.ei.e, 

1 reler. of course, to ins vnieeil 

diHiplirmal nf the flpiiuiiHineiit ol 

(lupwiiod Mullen, llrsl Uce iiresidi'it 

uf the Capi. Miiy rmiiily Chamin-r 

ut C'ummcrcc. as Hit. n |.ri.-i-Mtiiti\i- 

fur Cape May I'muity mi ilu- Fum 

Coiiuly Prujeci to iibiain n iii.^ 

hiKhuiiy irnm neepWiiter in Sninei.' 

Point 

Kor twu years 1 liave been a mem- 

ber of Hie Capi- May C'l.lilily Cham. 

!i,-r of Comnii'i-i-t.. 

Iji riiilBi. oi my willintiness lo \vuri' 

li'l the i-nlire ciiunly. 1 I.mini nij, 

ii'il on lhe Ciiliiily Chamber's Kxei-ii 

liM Cummillc.e. a year ami, and air 

i lijihty prniid in have been so hun. 

f-reil 

III the two years tiint I liavn a:, 

(ended Cuunly Chamber Iiieeiint!s. I 

have seen nnjy thlei. or four Oeenii 

Cily husiliessnien mil In two nr 1 Hi ,-,• 

Nuw. I would like any pei 

ra»e li, IMpnBe 

ui in 

ii'i leru.-nl I.. ...'i.n.iini/.', inn m lhe 

I.in ..I ireincii.i..ii..' leiiefiil eX|iernli- 

luii- îlh !it!!i. nr ii,i ,-xi-iist-. tbe 

h> ihii piiipu-eil ai-ii.-n i. n(..riii.ili!t- 

Cc-rlaii:ly lhe i:ifi;i 1 i. nei-deii ns 

in: iii l..,i;iy ;is il i.ii i u;is. ;ind cer- 

a. it i-M-r liiis 

V'llli ledi-rali/aliun uf the enlirr 

N t u J*-rsi-y iiilanii w a l e r w n y iip. 

j i(-,niiiua leahli ,,ttt-i- iiiany year,, 

i! Hi.uiil he ii ihsimcliy liiii'hward 

1' \e il «i- permilleil lhe feill-lii! 

; ,iu-niMi,-nl I.i \\ ittiiii-.iu- its m a m - 

li-r.i.in-,. nf Ilie [.aii.il mid il, ilriiw. 

liMilLi!-- iit tills time 

I I.OI TINC! A ClIAMriON Or 

Till: i.ITTI.K mi.I.OW 

(CaiiH May Cuuiity (iazrtLrl 

f-'ew [illlniiis iinilnunciniJ their pro. 

jecli-il ritiii-iiii'iH from public lif., 

inn iiuiist ii wider circle of friend-, 

than lleiiry Y. Cloulmi!. who Id il 

he known ins! Week that he « ill iirit 

Si-i-k anulhci- lerin on Ihe Hoard 

small county lawmakers also rntty 

Lalk against passing adminiKtrafion 

liillj. booslirii unemployment con', 

nerisalion and temporary disabllitv 

benefits, stirfenlnii of adminislrativc 

(rocedures and sjieedinK up |irofr«'- 

ins of claims. 

Tlie iruckers' lobby Is taking a'!- 

vantuMe of the situation by askiny 

the Diivernor and the leKishilivc 

|eu(!ers to hold back uction on ihe 

Meiiurter hill calling for increases in 

n j'lstratioh fees and asle weigh? 

limitations on the big trucks and 

Iraiier-trucks operated over slate 

hisliways. 

KiH'C-ATION BILI. OPPOSKD 

Henale O|)|ii)sitirin is expected on 

ihi Freeman education bill iih^.m-i^ 

last week hy the AsKembly. The fjii: 

iTe.Mes lhe State Department of Kd- 

unliun as the 14th principul depart- 

mi nt und gives the mate .Board i, 

Hiluiation the power 10 appoint the 

«t|ite commissioner of education 

Si-nuti- meinijers wunt the appuinl- 

in:; piiwer to reinain with the KHV. 

iriiiir. 'I'liey alsii want to retain the 

nUil tii ciinllrin or rejiit such an 

a|ipi,iii1ineiil. 

The sioveriiur UIMI may frriruimli" 

Heniite o|i|ji.hitiiin 'ill st.iine nf hi 1 . 

t.î I'litise iiiii.oiiitineids The . re- 

a|ipi.liitiniiil ol Mrs Hoi'tehse F. 

Kissler N.'V.iirk lawyer, lo the State 

HiiL,nl nf Public Utility Commission, 

ers. was liehl u|i last v,eek. ostensibly 

beci.iise Miniirity I.eailer Koberl B. 

Miyner, Warren iiueslioned whether 

Mrs Kessler. iirst wdinan In be li|i- 

luiinteil in the PUC. is a ' relii" DiJi'- 

ui/ial Heliiililiciin memlsers uf III,- 

bi i ate iuijjj iarv cnniiiiitlee Keemi .1 

IIAI w. illitiK to strinii aintifj with I 

Miyner. whij is the miilunty mt-tii* I 

ber of thai coniinitlee The linsi tHI | 

prnj^ri.ni appears to ije heading in' » 

sliiriiiV v.i-atlier. like it did la*! year, 

WIN FARTIAI. VICTORV 

ON FBKKMAN BIl.I, 

tiuvellior liriscoll and Ins legisin- 

tKe leaders won u partial viclury 

lust week when the Assembly passed 

lh,^ Freeman education bill. 

The bill, fatint! opposition in the 

Senate. wniiltJ urKuniJe the State lie. 

pirtmirit of F.ducation as one of Ilie 

"14 principal Mute departments, tf"'.v 

the power of uppoinlilll! the slat" I 

Enr nihsiuner of education to II-j. 

Stiitf Board nf Education for a live, j 

year term and permit Commissioror 

John H Bosshart to remain as hi-ini 

uf the ediication department. Pa—I 

saisi of the bill by the Senaie would 

ciimplele the governor's program ,'nr 

reuraaniaiiinn of state goverinneiil J 

inti. 14 principal departments ' 

Assemblywiiman Grace M Freem;!n 

iR Etuielti. won the praise of ev.1 

I er Democratic eolleaiiues in lii" 

lluuse for the manner in which sle 

steered lhe bill through the lower 

blanch of the Legislature. 

JOY. Atsrn ti4> FILES 

AS CONGRESS CAS'PIDATI! 

llistbry was made reeently in 

the office of Secretary nf State 

Lloyd B Marsh when lhe peti. 

ThuMday, MMeh ifl, 1980 aENTlNEL-LEtM3t» IS 

Answers to 

TEST YOUR I, Q. 

1, The ilie numbtr of • hit 

• determined by iddlni the length 

ind width ol the erown, in Indies, 

ind dividing the remit by two. 

2, A scone If a thin cake baked 

on a griddle. 

3, No; iltbough for Several 

months each winter ice forces 

navigation to halt. 

4, It's i new nation carved out 

of the long east-coast area of 

French Indo-Chlna. 

5, Darnel Carter Beard. 

tlon of a two-and-onf-half-ytrar- 

old Jersey City boy wa« filed is 

u Democrntic candidate for Con. 

gress in the Thirteenth district. 

The petition was filed by h« 

father, Jumes F. Murray, Jr., OS 

n protest against a petition Hied 

by James Murray, jr., another 

candidate from the lame city, 

James P, charged the other 

Murray is not 25 years old, as 

required by a Federal law, and 

ttwrpfure cannot legally run tor 

Ihut (iBlw. Marsh ruled that 

Hiiii-i* thf Murray boy is not a 

legal voter he cannot tie a tan. 

diiliite for unj. iiuliiical iitrire, 

CAFIF.RO ONE OF HMAi,f,F,RT, 

VSE OF I1ARI1IST WOBKKR8 

Senator Anthony J. Callero (R, 

Ciiijc Mayi is the smullesl member 

uf the Senate hut one of the hardest 

wiirkers in the Legislature. He oli.q 

travels the liinfjesl disrunce to anil 

frtjir. Nurtli Wildv/iiod to Trenton, 

As n'member (if a stole commissiijn 

iii,yiri(i the habitual sex ofrenrii-r 

Mr. Calleru has sponsored bills In 

umenii slate laws to focus nttelitioli 

in more ilunijerijus sex otfi'nders arul 

lilsi, In (leriiiit prfrsons believili;! 

thi-mselvef tu be sen deiioles tu sul). 

mil voluntarily to exarninutions hi 

Ijsyt'hiiitrisls itrirl iihysiuians at the. 

Stall DiiiuiMislii' Center, Menl.i 

Purk 

[lie Ciirie May Cuunly senator aNn 

tr>iti(J lo run*, iiii-e the jjuvernor 

lili-mbers iif lhe Leuislaliife uliil sta!,- 

it'tiiiU thai a hlute ui.propriiition 

ihmilil he uiioi-uled to linurii-e tii" 

•i litlriiilinn of u hus(iital or inslilu. 

linn when, IIITMIIIS I'lmrKi'd with M-V 

i rimes i-oulil be >tudird and treati-I 

wilhnut cosl iristeiiil uf IjeinB slap|j" I 

nto sliile (leual inKliliilions whiTi" 

they wnilil reieive little (ir no ireu'.. 

im nl or i-(insiiierylion 

OVER('KOWI)Ki> iNHTITI'TIOS'S 

SOON TO BK RFI.IEVED 

Khumetiil UVITI ruwilinx of many 

the state's menial und welfare in- 

• litutihll'!. some of them nretrali', 

klmiilii be liirijelj- el.minateil lute 

ru st yei.r 

Under the dirrctinn of Sanfurrl 

Hhli-t. alale I'nmmissluner of ins'j. 

uilioin and aiji-ncies. the (lovernoi's 

biiiidirif!. program is already under. 

•,v;.y A bill a|j|jrupriiilina $25,000.(1011 

for new and rehaUilitation and fir*-, 

yroytlng t>f pri.senl institutions ij, 

going through thf [,t>Kislaulre, The 

money is jirovided through vo;cr 

a-ipruval uf lhe bund issue at till 

November general eletlion. 

F.rrU projects to Be underlakfn 

will^be nrepronf.ng of slalp hospitals 

ill Trenton and Oreystone Park aiifl 

lhe Skillman Village for Epileptic-. 

These urujfi'ls will cosl an estimattiit 

SS 000.000." An addllioral ill.OPO.OW 

lii"i been tentatively uilocaled fur 

tgr.Ktructien of u new menial hos- 

pital near Camden. 

MRS, FDCE HELPS" 

SAVE STATE MI'SECM 

One of the leaders in the Slicri".-- 

ful campaign thai prevented pro- 

posed closing of lhe Slate Museu.n 

in Trentun was Mrs; Waller E. EdKe. 

wifi uf the former iwn.lime gov- 

einor. 

A leader in educational and cul- 

tural activities in lhe stale. Mi*,. 

Eiliji' has fur many years served as 

ii member of the advisory council of 

the museum. The joint legislative 

appropriations committee heatied by 

Senator Harold A Hannold, aiou. 

tester County, has promised services 

of the muneum will run be curtailed: 

JERSEY ROl'NDt'P: 

Members of the Legislature vote'l 

lo hold sessions on Mondays atiH 

Thursilays to clear the calendar of 

January, , , , Mercer County losr-i 

of Freeholder* have idopMi) a price 

scale for boardiiii prUoners wnnten 

by offlclsls of other italei for crim- 

inal offenses. , . . New Jersey col- 

iected $2.073.5.13 in taxes on alco- 

holic beveraies during January, , . 

A (tw anultd by III* LcililMnrc 

livini nuhar* muntoig»iltluinibi-r

Thuwduy, March 16, i960 

it. 

; • ' * 

Candidates Turn Out 

IT First Track Practice 

Coach T. J. Carey Thinks Squid Ha* Good Chance 

to Chalk Up an Excellent S-iason This Year 

Iy Bob Hallerftn 

The track squad reported Wednesday fur its first 

tice of the season. The 45 candidates were (wintered 

their individual events, and the training [it'ognim k'ot 

iler way* 

Track is different from other ftspmts thi-ouphin.it the 

i. In most sports, the members of a team work col. 

;ively to achieve victory. In track and Held events, tin* 

rt t The few mem ' " 

.. true. 

of tht team, who enter 

.BUS events, are tht> en- 

i team, for the duration of 

event, Then, when the 

i'Mxt ivent goes on, a new wet 

" ::jm athletei represent the 

ig ihii Into consideration, n 

lo §ee (hit the -team can bi' 

as each coiiti'stnnl wants i» 

it. Each hai to do his best o: 

team, at i whole, doesn't stand 

inee. Coach T. J Curey. head 

.. of Ihe track squad, thinks thai 

year s ttani slsnSi a good chanM 

ivlng in excellent icajon 

jjy of the Irack aspirants an 

merely to develop their sntmi. 

iunnce, sense of balance ihou! 

-drive, and other bonedls ol 

itant running, for football nrM 

The boys who are the stand- 

at the time are those who mam' 

id showing last year Some new 

I will naturally be uncovm.l 

_ more time has been »|*nt in 

' the projpective trark and field 

"t itafwa 

iccordin 

Ely 

R 

\en tu tht bu% 

u Iclli'l'iiu'ii In 

Morruw, Jt>r 

.- ill'SI uuuk 

iii l,iM >i'ai : , 

iw Hinii.i 

Ely, 

RuiJsholtz 

Jl'NIOB TRACK TEAM 

WEAKENliu BV CiKADl'ATION 

The Junior HIKII iiiuk icim IIIHIH- 

iiiun of last >*.iir ;ini! Ihi' Hiii |ii'i'v = 

iLius iri Cape May Coiitity M,i- hi 

it* slri'iiijtli thruuiih aratiualioi; Jini 

thj present £rtiu|i dnrsii I ki'tk ^tEM• i• -. 

pnuugli tu repi-iit tliiMr jirL'SiiiU* iU't-u 

Otii fan never It'll about thu'-i' kin 

however. Ihiy may i-ali-li Mir ,• lit! 

rtally ogtdu ihi'mselves this seiism' 

Tax Defeated For 

T.V., Radio, Movie 

Rights to Matches 

A proposed HI per li'Sit t,is u: 

fiEhU tn tiuMna .iiriii uregthm 

matches was Ui'lcmi'ii in the A... 

si-iiibly by a yT.iJj mli' Muiiilny 

liitrodueeil In Ai-si'inliU miiii Fi'iinK 

Clark To Have J.V. Baseball Team 

60 Candidates Raiders Bow Out of Basketball Tourney 

Out For Practice As GloucesterJaKes Tight Game, 32-29 

Coach S»y« Hell _ . . .. . ,. f\oud to Minut at when they oiiriu 1 .!, In"'• Hie Uanii 1 . 

S»ys 

Thin Their Ranka 

As hi tin' liaM'biiii UîiiH'iid. 

Nlnu/lil like In fevyf?e iiiy ,-lntuiiiL-i 

ii! lust \K r*.'k that there uuuhi iii 

LH' a jumur Ydi'hib 

Cuiiih Wilbur A Clink net .< r 

riiisun uliv ar.> lm> »!ii. w,inl« I 

play ijaM.'liali. and I* able Ui du :-y 

.hituldn 1 ium' thi' rhiii'if Bi't.iuh. 

uf iin.* |ihiin?uphy. he li,*?- m;u;. 

teiilalive :irriiiieeint'[iis inr .! JiO 

Vi t- iiiiiau Sl.uiy nf thi- ri'uuliir "i> 

pn!:i(ii> aruurifl ht*r!' don't h,ivi' .Uni 

ior ViirsitlMS. liiii Clinch Clark i> tn 

iim in try in limi c-iinutili Kiiim'* 'i 

tni. Her ami les? esperifiiLHci bu> - '' 

HUT nllt |nr li,l«l'l),ill 

HAVE FIRST SKI I.I. PR At III K 

On MuiiiUn U\v I ,i.-iOiiii! ,i.jii!,ii i 

nad ilu-ir lirM in .1 ..rrui. ni -kui 

liai'IiU'. reiiularii' i hidu !i n f' 

r.i.nv iifii •"•««., fin..- .,->»inn» .,M 

„ , , .. ,, ,.,..'ii'iiu tu Minut at when they opi 

Tile Uii'iili City BiiakitUiiii liaideii [hl |( ,,n;c.n,,U(. M1 iiii? secmid half 

llli'iliM'lM's Cut I'f Ihe Soulii|' Hi'drOM -Selhy and Jernee euiii' 

iiiiied then I'lTiirls lo nel It) liiilien 

THREE RECll'LARH LKIT 

This li'lt ihe itiikiers 

ttii U> !iM- 

(Oinint Iht R»iilm early 4-J Iran. 

Again iii thf rlosing mlnulrs. the 

I irrymtn lifd Ihe wurf at a!i-3!l, 

Uilh ihfee miiiuirs »nd ^5 seeunds 

lo jilav. Wait Bufkholii went out 

«n fivf prrsnnal fouU, Less than A 

minute liter, Audi Jrriifp did the 

aiiiii. ThuH, with the f»me at its 

uKliCc-.i point. i«u of Hie Hrdmeii's 

hist dpfensivt- men were out yf the 

tamp A tou! rind i Held goal in 

the; last minute of play siun Ihe 

hall game fur (UoueeslFr, 

T i i C i ' . i . t j . i - i l i - i i U i . 1,1.1 I . I T I n , i ! • « 

:,• .,,• i . i i ' H i h n p l n l i ' l:-i- l-.ill. ill lit- 

. m e i - i H i r l .iii'l - • • • • ! - . • . : 

1 1 1 

i-tr 

M i l l ! ( • ! i l l 

!,iir(! Tin- 

" u.iMi I ni' 

(hi! Jtli-lni.l 

Hll- lm>.- H 

n jilays. hn 

W.lll [ihikimil, 

i,r til..ili-i-li- 

Nil 

n-pCiili 

i ri'U.tin 

ihii! Mil 

Hn' lii.li They riiillflM s. fur tin- 

ini.in..ni ti-1 slimed 

l,hA» UMISIJI.KN AWAV 

The Hi-il-iiliil-Wlilli- (li-li'i'.T ».i.- 

-yih liiiil ill., i.-atlm^ ii-iiin wii^ 

w.itihinjJ IIM h.;iel dwindle aw:i>- 

uhlln IlL'h'l.'N.' Ui SL-nre ami jirnnliee 

nii'ii- 1'lit' UlMUersier ftirwyrd^ iii,n 

tlu'il i-i-i'lri- "ere nil lull Imys ijiii 

Hi HaiiUis- lurr {•nmiiiji iiway wiih 

:> iniijnniv ni itir ri'liiniiHl.. Alsn 

In,. BIIII'-.'IMH-C'II'III «•:!* seliinin uhli- 

I.- iMirk tin- hull in tiir lay-li|i slint. 

it! n lh!>, intipieii with ihiMr NIM'MI±;r. 

iMahiiiiy in reirii'vo tin' fi fim-iii 

n-.î-v ...H^ ti.ppiiM> brinyuii; \\w Iw.' 

h ., 

Ciiiryiiii'n wen 1 held puwi'i 

id u ilh Nile M'cund tn Mn tlii: 

.„,. ...is p.isu'd down tile riiui'l i" 

i ,1 rie« nt iniiK i«iM.rs iiiiii dcn|i|ieil 

i, hj Hie renti'i wim hail been wail- 

m.."unciiurdt'il. under Ihe tump. 

i'hu. ihe Ran!er> were beaten liy 

i ii'iim ih.il i-hnuld liavi— had Hi- 

li Ihi. kiiirl nl ball the! 

I piiiyinn^ aiven Ilieiii 

ilili wniiiil hase liilieii 

Iliesr Mipi'iiyi- .-kill 

Termites Have 

Swimming Meet 

Annu«! Event EMM 

Ribbons for Winnere 

BIIVK of the 4th. 5th und Bill KraiieM 

,,f" Central By. sehool whl|.l«'il U'-' 

iliKli "school l"«)l '"til Iniiill fclras- 

day atl.Miiimn last «.'i|k «>• II J . 

cimipeterl m the Jii-niiiil Hihhnli U.i.i 

."•j,;,lii|il.mshi|i suiiiiniiiiilinei.1 nl l),t 

•Termiti' LeaMiie 

Kli4iily-live Uiys touK l-i.l'l in "; 

i-HU't uliii'li was in ,1-lmiKi- "I A111 

i t Ti ••-• iiif T 'Iiitin Ciircy. u^-Htet' 1 '' 

! • I •"•'"" J Miiii illi's Bill Ji'(Trii ! h-, Hi!// 

Niiriiiini'Fiinr. all' liiiiii si-hi'ul >'•'-'-• 

ili'iits 

HrBBONH AWABDEI) 

'I'hd.c wild plari'd Ml tin 1 I"' 1 ""' 

!• i-iil- [Tiem'ii Nhl'i'iif liriAidit! iv 

lli,. mui-.i.-il'lil ii'iii'Mini ilr|...rl- 

lIH'Ilt 

Ciiiii h Care} iiiiiiuiiiii'i'il ^1 

fur Ihe made M'hiinl 

a7 6fh irafcrmw eri#«»rr 

Tim DeBaufre; S. George Wlckeij 4. 

Dick Yinlling: S. Dove>iersoni dl 

IBIice 48 It, 

lotcr-ClM 110 ¥*rd B«l»y • 

I—5th tirade learn iTom Adams, 

D,v"id Thurstbn. Dick Yingling, Bar- 

£, Stiilh; 2-Bth grade team (frank 

p! unV James' Hannah, Wayne 

Tniimpsun. Harry Klnui; lime 3 mm. 

8 see, _ ^ _ _ _ . 

Postmaeter Job Open 

Tlii' If- S Civil Serviee C.immis. 

,,nn h.is se> n cliwiiiB tlale uf March 

•'i-rtur a, piiiiiitiiills lor (ill examlili.. 

-,];„ i,, iin the nosiliiiii "f fourth 

-j.,"J, imsiiiiifrter lit Ooshen, Capu 

M,V Cniiiilv, The exaininiitlun fur 

il,r" ill'-UTS" job will be at Court 

I nil', i- 

. ,i'h "l,ii|,| 

Hiirhank expcrimenlcd 

ni! M*KIIUHI like riirn. 

Siihirilay 

h i 

hi' \t'iii 

,,\- wdl t.m. 

'mil I', il. ' 

.itii.fs phi 

fl- l-;l|tlllll 

hatile. I" 

I'iv 

hi 

. l.iii.ii :-•'• 

It,,,,III. (ill 

\i,'ri ehai'ii' Inr .ilhi'i'. i" i'|i" ""-< 

.'.'. IT.iinwin iiiiiililii'.iti"! 1 li^ 1 ' 

UI-MIII,- i.f Hie ,-.i:liii.-il ini-i-1 '-•-••'"• 

:ill Vdiil iriTiliir 

Hie I 

Wiih I.. 

N.. 

i by fj j j u f K. 

Passaie Ihe lull would fi- rUirk h.ls 

ictcr li pay . 10 per i-i-nl - , 

Sh. r«.... . . _. 

MUM'!' jirninnter? m pyy ,i 10 per iiiiE 

iiinic ni >r,(i=. hut iheri- iin ,'H' 

|hii[.i'.- Tin' lir.l iesi uiiiii' -i- 

|,.iy. start Iin' baseball feu-l 1 i'l. 

• (UL ill a In?! iiiil'. but jiiM b t M 

I li'l 'lie .'I',!.)! ..lari liisiiijli .ini-l • 

.•ulil. iiiliy duajiivini'le M.•,,!!,! 

VIH. hill PI' ! Ml'H all IMKll i' H't- 

1 lldiicviT thi' Mniilii-hi i.i.ll |ihi 

tuck iheir rntbUNiiiM.' i;M. .t . 

leiiii'i'i pbi.i' Hiiii u,:iit iiii'iii tH 

l|... ,ni\ i-ut i.t i.i'ili'i ii,.'j.- 

FIRST (iAMK SAT! RI)AV 

Thu. Hii'urdiO H,i-ibi,i! Mi' 

inr ,|•I.,|!I 1 

(ill OS OIlfNNJ; 

\r ilir MM'i.ii iiu.i 

iliiiiier I.-.in. Vil.- i.IT 

bn>. pl.i'.i-.l .. Jniili 

bill A'ril lilt \ iinl I 

I Irr. II.I 

IllMi- 

,h-li-i.-l\i 

i,.!' ki- 

I CS1. 

Ui 

if iv.Mule." iii I..' 11 - * - 

ml Ihi' I-I.mil. lull 1 

Hiii'kl.ull/ paid tin 

Weiaiu 

lie in 

il in r 

bi ruti up Mii'h i 

rduiiirilv Hid A 

liJin! 

IH'II, 

li. 

I'iiiil then. 

i.iM ^riireit'? 

ni.e lielii L 

I .i'h :.-r 

\ • i i " . : 

:; F|-.-,l I I...M k.- I 

Ti . I . n : : i - . " " I . M . I i I " ' • 

1 II.A.- Hi : .'• I - 'I' 1 " '• 

!.,,-..,• H i i . : : I *-i.-.ri. 

(i, ,,,,,. Wuki lui.-i 

• :yiie in ll-i 

kni 

him 

111 J 

I...I,' 

ih.il 

lit,- 

11.i, 

< 111 

n in' 

StO|l 

^m 

„ to Uielr events: 

iroid Jump—Ely, Pfander | 

lilh Jumti—M. Smith. BuikholU 

'licul—Morrow, Kevaes. New. 

in ri'Vi'iiiie ffeiin ûk' nl brua 

und ieieeastiuy ri 

.lime as they dn in: theirinrwf 

reeuipis it inn WHS. k'fl b> 

,,, 

^he'itaitBris of 49 «ere a*'"*''"" »«» teleeastiuij nuht. ihi- 

i-hediiliil 11 

li 

lir- 

velin—Jefnee, Morrow, 

PJernee, Morrow 

M 

•ijsvtlin—Jei 

Shot Put-, 

-Pole Viult 

PMIIO. ColTey 

w 

nee, Morrow 

Monericr, Ford. J 

J. Jenninjis 

wi,iin. J. Jenninp, Miraiililn 

«4»-Ely. Miraglllo. Careu. Seibi, 

mini Friiiik Tin 

ii hu syid it iiiiuld 

Pime;i ininiplraliui: piedue i 

atiun 

Men 

ilillf the 1 

... El 

A—U, Smith, BuckhnllJ, Rfiihle 

« 100—M, Smilh. Buekhnlu. Reichle 

Inch team last year, won Uu- 

Al L l h 

Tlie Inch team a 

Capr-Atluntic League cliinpnp 

«na with thai honor, the individual 

swards of tiny Silver truelt shuei. 

The shoes have red and while 

"O.C'i on the side. These iiwali.l.' 

didn't arrive last year, but tin y will 

To Sell Bondi for Well 

The Cape May i'liy i/nmirnûi ; 

ii ill receiie bids Miiiulay nn liie 

pureiiiisi' ni S3iUi00 in iiater hniidH 

tn'uniini-e the (inllini; nl ii IUA Miil 

anil other iinpniseim'iii^ in expiiiiii 

eapiiLity nf thi' uiumup.ii iiaier M?. 

iem The bunds mil in- pHid nil 

frnni liiiler ik'i.aiiniet': rei'i ipt? 

pl'rk-U|i nuilits nf «iini.i..f 

;iiile. i.nil ',i ill Sill' tin- I'Miieh IM1. lil>l 

iippnriuliity ti. .fi- iiii', i.i. iiH.i.lhiil 

inaierial will |ier!"ii" j11 ,.n ai'liiiil 

u.iMH' Till, lypi- 1.1' pr.iiMiei- will li. 

.•.Mitif-iied ihrnutiiiuu! iiii. M.ii'.iir. i 

litlltAi'. Ihe en.ii'ir* liirii .,f n.! h;.i 

inij i.eparale iji11111:14 prHe'ni'". lii'l.i 

IIU prai'lires. allii i/aii'Mum |.\iri-i.i". 

bji nf runibinin^ :ill Hi,' iniilinn.': 

ni iiii' i^nne iit niiie 

Tiiim Cnplain Ji.hr. Ii.ui'i'.i.ii hi,, 

.'..1 vet appeared ut the ht-iil !uit 

thii 1. Elue In a f," i injuri .îi?i;.i!i .1 

111 tin' him! t.iuri :nmT.t " b,(fkeHiiill 

1,11111' «illi liliii,.-i',ii r 

TO Ri:i>l'C'K Nl MBKRS 

Florida's Tiny Deer Are Facing 

Extinction, Ocean City Man Finds 

V I H III lit II I! illlMI 

C'IIMI-I 

m iiiieri---: I" i 

ii,ii:ier« i- ,1 ii'imr 

Mi.11111 Fl.i ny liiii 

I pHll.tn.t 

..I Kl.. 

... V 1 

'.•li! "I 

H Al., 

i.. P.iili.i 

iii Tin- 

•!:,• Vill.i 

i Shni ( 

i ,,. ih 

.i»•»•»•»«»•»•••••« 

Floor Sanding 


w FLOOR SANDING -~ 

Rf-finitbing _ Waxing — Pelithing 

1026 ASBURY AVE, Phone 1773-j 

Plastering 

PLASTERING. 

WICK POINTING 

CLYDE CARSON 

HIS Bar An. Phon* 

F, F. EWltTQ 

PLASTER ING and 

STUCCO 

WJUD mat Om.tuMital 

Bur AT, OHU Clljr MM 

Francis R. MacRain. Sr. 

Brick Mason Contractor 

408 - 4th Street 

Phont 2S73W 

•i tin 

i i 

************************ 1 

Hr Have Nliirlrd rii.vlnt 

< ARDBOARI) Acilin: 

Wanted - Scrap 

IKON - MKTAI.S - I'AI'KIt 

RA(iS - ItlHBKR 

For First Prices Call 



J10 M. Main SI. Phone 233 

Will Call lor Orders 

*********** «••*•*•< 

I'll,,...- I.-..-.B-W Jobbing 

Stucco a Specialty 

C, M, McCLARY 

I'l, WrlKriH iuid MASON 

-.l An- i:in i in , N. ,1 1 

GILBERT DULL 

Ph, Omn CHs- 3010 1 K. Illh Nt, 

Plastering - Stucco 

Patching Work 


Builders' Hardware 

Benjamin Moore & Co. Paints 

Larcoloid Auto Enamel - Kotall 

Wallpaper Paint with an Oil Base 


READ HARDWARE and PAINT CO. 

SS2 Asbury Ayejiue Phone 0001 

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•= § 

? An Announcement I 

I Effective February 20, 1950 j 

The Swift Construction Company § 

= Became Affiliated with I 

= The Coastal Concrete & Supply Company | 

5 These two companies will be operated under | 

; the managument of A, C. (Ike) Baggs, A, J (Tony) I 

g Capcia will be in charge of the Transmix Plant and | 

= W. M. (Bill) Caniizaro will be in charge of Land I 

5 Clearing, Excavation, Gravel Fill and Top Soil work, | 

Unifying the operation of these two companies 

I will give Builders, General and Sub Contractors a 

| more complete service. 

| We will be happy to diicusi these services with § 

| you and would appreciate an opportunity to submit I 

j bids on your jobs, large or small, | 

?'" I 3 1 " 1 ! 1 . 1 t»EiiliiiiiiiiiiE3i i iiiiiiiiiniiit iimniiiinmiiiiiiiiiiMiiii iiiiiniiuiiiiiiiin nil 

'• ,'!, , I j u i i l'!.,-i I •!• • 

i.'.',," i hi • ri.iii.i in:' ^:i • 

'Hi l a r d Ireiklile 

Mi :-r;..!i 1 Him- I'IITC 

r;,,-.- Mi M m i,> ;i -I.-. Ch. 

%:,,)• ll.-n li'i ' I nun I!' ".' 

•-,•;-. Lr.,,i. i ri'i.il.-* KM,i.l 

D . , M i-p. • 11 - •. .i :i Tui- li'B.r ,i 

( , ' , • , - , : ( H I . ' • ' • • - •'' -' f ' ' - - ^ 

' l i ' '' ' ! Pi ' I I,. 

I liitn =\\,lier li. 

l.i: ,...:. ! I-I' H 

, . : ; 11- • ' M. -M.-i 

."„,I..:-: ". li'-l- W.,1, - 



12th St. and Bay Ave. 

Academy Opens 

7 p.m. to Midnight 


Ijmini and Inslrufllons 

Alll' A|.|imv«! — On»n riowlllll 

KKnKKVATIIINS * 

Phone 9074 

Electricians 

Electricians 


We Have Moved to Our New Address: 

1352 ASBURY AVE. Phone 177! 

lidRGE 

Ifsldrncr; 12 1 li.l hi, Vfr !M!5 

SERVICE 

Fire Alarm 


Communicationi 

ELECTRIC RANGES and WATER" HEATERS 

1 fpnîil! iriM >!..,.*. >i.nl l.,^lFi,iil I i.E.ii' ...in,! ^rrii,.* 

iii ^..i.r^ MiitMiiril îgniilliie t i,.,-rii'M..* s i 

urn .... 

Burglar Alarms 


Power and Lighting 

House Wiring 

Cott>mercial Lighting 

Flood Lighting 

^ 

Irvin Jolmson Jr. & Co, 

Phone 1398 — Day or Night 



Hotels, Homes and Shops Wired for Power or Light 

8ERVICK • INSTALLATIONS - APPLIANCES 

BERGER LUMBER 


STORM SASH - COMBINATION DOORS 

SPRUANCE INSIDE and OUTSIDE PAINT 

Call 0948 -.-The Friendly Yard 

llth Street and Simpson Avenue 

•—MtttttlMtMMt 

iPelto&Co.,Inc. 

General CoatrKton 

1266 A»bury Ave. ; 

Phone 0988 ; 

SEPTIC SERVICf*«nd 

TANK SINKING 

Hrpl.,T yr rf.J Cnntwl «T «*|.lV 

Tank n-iih a npw Mrptip Punl, Is* 

proirrt I,, si rnn' •inrrlnirii. 

THf» An "FirTI'RRII'T" 

LEONARD WIGGINS 

Wre W»M AT, Fhom MM 

BULKHEADS 

PIERS and PILING 

4 OLSEN - PLEASANTVILLE, N. J, 

Work Speak* for ItMir* 

PleaMotvilU 1363-W or 2447-J 

Painters Painters 

OSCAR A. NILSON 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

4H Aibury A».. Orcan City. N.J- 

Phone 1938-R 

******************* 

B. C. PRICE 

: PAINTING and 

\ : DECORATING 


Phone 1857 

PAPER HANGING 

and PAINTING 

We Will On Any Plarr for ilnp 

Rqnm fir Mf.rf 

AVAM.ABI.I.. HKKKKSUH 

Phone 032l.W 

Free Estimate* 


Decorators 

338 Wesley Avenue 

*********** 

KM, IHIIN 

****< ••*• 

C. L.BRECKLEY. IncJ 

House and Sign 

PAINTING 

llrnilv Hiiril 1'nii,I- 

***************$****4 

GEORGE 0. I ODER 

Painting Contractor 

« W, i«lh street PhonB 2SH-M 

"I.KT I.I |i|[l.l, (11) II" 

* E. N. EGGLY •*. 

INTERIOR and EXTERIOR 

PAINTING CONTRACTOR 

IARJHJL Al'fCSNTION GIVEN tvtllV DETAIL 

RKSIDENtE - M? INLET 1OAD 

* PHONE 



CONCRETE 

CEMENT 

SAND + WATER 

STONE 

YOUR BUILDER KNOWS 



1. Sharp Washed Sand 

2. Proper She Clay . Free Stone 

Water Added to a Carefully Weighed Mix 

The Answer 

SPECIFY 

Coastal Certified 

3, 

CONCRETE 

Laurence E, Stedem 

- RECiiiiTERiiU _ 


Wirini for Light and Power 

Repair and Maintenance Servic* 


, S. CORSON • Ilectricai Con 

HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 

Refrigmtor. .. Rang(,g . Water Heaters 

C,E. TELEVISION 

7S2 West Avenue 

! 211i.J-2 

For anything 

ELECTRICAL 

CALL 

... L.C. SMITH 

Phone Ocean City 0011 


and SUPPLY CO, 

4lh and Haven Avenue* 

Ocew, City, N. J. 

- 

A. T.PORD 


, filQAsburyAT. Ph. 0029 

115 B; Pkraon 

TELEVISION REPAIRS 

RADIO ,„, 

REFRIGERATION SERVICE 

- On All Makei _ 

JACOB C. SGHUFF 


7.01 ASBURY AVE. ^ 

iz Home Laundry -— 

School Paper 

fins, 4th Year 

a Third Place 

at Columbia Meet 

By BOB I1AI I.I H,\N 

g-hooi'i 

i'lii 

Billows, fkiiiii City IliKh 

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PI,AVI.AND WOMEN BEAT 

( AMTAI.DIS CITY CONTEST 

git* wofi* tin* Hutstpiiding markN 

Vis wry OVIT thr L-yhtuItii uâin in an 

ulUOiM*Qn City cunti^t in thi* South ' 

.:*'. Hyturduy riitjii .J/I 

f ' y.^'J, 1 ,, "h' .,," ' i,ll,r. 

,,, f,,,,r 

Salvation Army Ha« 

70th Anniversary 

'I'he Salvation Army on Friday ob, 

sprvi'd the 70ih annivprsiry of il« 

lijuiiiliiiH in the United Stall's ufi 

MliH'h 10, 18811. 

A KiniiiM I'tidnrscmMnt (if Ihe 

Army'?; vvui'k fijr nien, wiimen yriii 

i hiiiiri'ii whii IIMMil jihysit-al onil 

M.iritual uiii v,uy si-rit Jjy Prl'Sita t 

TriiiiiiiM to M Ciil, A Kdjiiir Arkutt, 

illviMiiiiiil LiiniliianilMr far Stiuthifn 

Thursday, March lC 

Ne« Jefity, Ssuthettttrn Wnnij 1- 

viinlo and Delaware, 

Work of the Salvation Army wn« 

skirted by CnmmiMionrr deorô 

Sfult Rniiton. Bit'ompaniod by sever, 

bonnclpd tassies, whu landed in Ne« 

Yurk City friiiii F.ntilund, 

Students in Washington 

Mi.nih*,rh nf tiit. Hi-niur Ciii^s nf 

Middle Towrmhtp 

Tnureday lost \veak 

marh tour la WeBhlngton. U. t, 

from which they returned Saturttoy 

night 

Seventy studenti made tht trip, 

v iric« Ad win IH 

tin- bi,ariJy.alk 

l"'.ii|,l.- ;.r.- IH-II Inr! 

M IJufhy ii'il thi 1 wiriiiiTH with ii thin! iilriiti. ^ 

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tiir HIM liiHci, v. ill, :i 1!)!| (iuii.i. iiii'i .. .. , ,. n . . . 

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•:. Jliulki'd up u i(.| I 

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um],h uwr Sli.r.M Ilaibiir. Ly the '" '' I'' 11 ' 1 " 

tuilil Mill luiiril ul a4Ul tu M04. fill h;nl hiMii lihilii « l,y Hiiii 

Tin' Kilmer C'licwitv. it-cl by I.i-: bi.ii.i* u|, 1 u II.i- lii..,i v.i-ek In. 

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To Have Card Party 

'I i,i- Ann-nriin L.'Miuii Aiisiliai. 

^h'"t:^%^;i l nV"B15""T ir nf'i l ' l!'.; 55;! iii|iii, at .1 lili; 

Plumbing 

MICHELE PILEGGI J 


I Phone 1876 

505 North 8tr«t 

********************** 

Fred 5, Tarves 3rd 



om«! ttpi 

M I f w i w I n . K M W H I H A i r 

WUUrd F. Stetief 


0383 Oeeu City, N, J. 

l.|!!!U!,t|!l|!|l iiiiil ll.iiHi.j 

Fred H. Manley 

Plumbing • Hmating 

OH 

on 


T.iephroe «M 

JOBBING - REPAIRS 

HANSBURKHARDT 

AND. ION 

OU i 

- Dutlnf 

Pbon« MZ9 

WiWp Ara,, OCHB riu. N. J.. 

HARRY DIBB 

*. HKATINO 

York OU Bumera 

Yorii BoUer Burner Unite 

Y«k 

Winter Air Conditioner! 

_ V» WRHT AVKNl'R 

Pk, Uli _ RM, rfc. iM4.B.I 

WTI1UTK8 FDBM1BED 


PLUMBING 

• AND 

HEATING 

- IOBBINO - 

•W Wcalajr Av, Ph. 072S 


Oil Burners 

William 0. Townsend 

60S Atlantic Avf, Phonp 03JB 


j, G. SUMMER 


h III! 

3301 Simpson Av. Phone III! 


358 Asbury Av, Ph, 2377 



Commercial • Industrial 

RettdeniUl 

Oil Burnlni Equlpmcnl 

TO 

YOURSELF 

YOU WOULD BE FA/G) 

YOU'LL KEEP YOURHQUSEi 

IN GOOD RCPAIfZ 

FLOOR SANDING 

LINOLEUM 

CONGOWALL 


ASPHALT TILE — RUBBER TILE 


839 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 0298 


PLUMBING 

HEATING 

General Electric Oil Formen 

Tlmkm Silent AulomaUe 

Oil Burner* 

General Electric Appliance! 

Atlantic Beliiiinf Fuel Oil 

and Kermene 

twin — Imlijiliiliiin — S»niM 


HEAT & FUEL OIL CO. 

201 Aibury Av. Phone 0411 

See Too Late to Clanifj 

Ads > - Firlt Section 

W 

OMM Citr HH-W- TB«llah»« ?1-M J0B1WO 

NORMAN SCHENCK 

UQIITEBID 

PLUMBING ud HEATING CONTRACTOR 

EMm§m ****** 

A..... Olri „, ,, 

*»*********•*•*****< 

rboneai 

•HI 

•in 

Be WiM 

Modrrnlii 

with 

Wm, D. Camburn 

Albert S, Camburn REGISTERED BUILDERS 

Jabbing — Alteration! — Roofing 

1039 Weft Avenue 

••«•••«*«•»••••••»•*•*•»»»••••••»•••••••»*«»«»• 

iHiiiiiiiiBaiiiHiitiraaiiiiifiHmBiininiiMaiiyiini liiliiiililnaKiiiiiiiiutliiiiiiiii^ 

111 1 !'!!! 111 !!!!! 11 '!' 111 !""'''''! 1 " 1 '' 111 " 111 " 1 "-" 11 -"-- 1 ' 1 111 ' 111 """"" 1111 "' 11 '' 1 *' 1 ' 11111 *'"'" 1 "" 11111 ' 111 ' 


We have eanUnneualy eajarei 

toe esnfideoce of the public be- 

eaaie of the fail that we lien- 

lie every eitlmate to the com- 

plete utjafaetlsn ol IBe ctutotan-. 

This ii lirm auBranre that your 

Job will be earrled out exactly 

•»-promlMd. Thii h»» been our 

oiuwervlm policy during m«ny 

years of inMcHfal bBilneai 

leailnfi In Bella Jersey, 

Frank Howard 

•toiitnis 

CONTRACTOR > BUILDER 

1124 Aabury Av., Ocean City, N, J. Phone 2693 

********************** 

ARCHITECT 

V, B. SMITH . Architect 

Room 410, National Bank of 

Ocean CH? Buitdini 

Phone UU 

1421 Atlantic Av. Atl. City 

Phone A. C. 4-1864 

************************ 


JOBBING 

KOBERT T. BRINGHUBBT 

42 Simpson Bond 

Phone 1M4.W In.! P'VUI* 0"-J 

POTTS' BROS, 

Bciistored 

Builders 


Phone O. C, 2971 

a • 

Phone 18G3-M 

Daniel F, Connor 

Builder 

Res,; 1919 Aibury Ave. 

Jobbing Alterations 

( Cameron Bros. Co, ( 

( Builders, Jobbers ] 

I and Roofers | 

X 37 naydiiilfi PI. Fhqli? W7t | 

$iiMiiiiiiinaiiiiniiimuiiNiiiiiiiioiiiiiuiiiiii)iiiiiiiiiiii[wiii.:. 

W.W.Graham 


CUSTOM-BUILT 

HOMES 

Phone 0009-W 

820 - 7th Street 

iniiiiiiimjniiiiiiiiiiommiiiiiito 

|H, C. AMOS 

BUILDER 


Phone 2109-W 


No Job too Small 

A, W, J, Williams & Son 

BUILDERS 

JOBBING 

* LIII A TIO N 8 



Box 48, AUendabj Rd, Marmor. 

CARPENTER 

JOBBING ALTERATIONS 


Robert Clayvillc 

1209 Wed Avence Phone fill 

H, C, PONTIEREI 

BUILDER 

933 Wait Ave, Ph, 18081 

See Toe Late to Cl«»»ify 

Ad» • - - Firtt Section 


ARCHITECT 

. % MCIIHB Bid,, 

WUdwrnrf, H, 1. 

nan WUdwted > 

IDW, HOPK1NSON 

and CO, 

Designers & Builders 

OF 

Modem Homes 


BUS — Phonei —0135 

ROOFING 

/NEW ROOFS 


In either case — call Independent, We've the •!» 

perienee, tht men, the materials and the equipment 

to give you a perfect job on any roof. We've been 

roofen for many yeari and expect to be for many 

more. Thafi why an Independent guarantee mean* 

eoffi^hbtg. Pick a reliable, financially sound fin 


GUTTERS RAIN CONDUCTORS 


INDEPENDENT 


208 Sixth Street — Phone Oeean City 0183 

If No Answer, Call Plvaunlvlllr 431-W 

Free EsiimaiH Furnished — F. n.A. Flnanelnf Arrange* 

|t!l!t|IIIIM!!!!!!!l|l!i!l|i!Ml 

ROOFII1C 

SIDING 


Edmund C. Wisham 

24A»buryAvc. Ph. 1237 

fltllillt iil 

Roorinc 


GIITTER3 . 6POUTINQ 

",, 1 :,^" A,rConditiOniri4 

H. CRAIG 

Ph. 0916 9th & Haven 

DHIVl CAREFULLYI 

TODAV 

AND mvmv DAW 

'IF IN#VS9OR HOMt THt\ 

WELL OVERHAUL.' 

FHA Financing 


36 Months to Pay 

• 

Watmrbury 

The Moit Modem 

HEATING 

SYSTEM 

SAMPSON^ HAM ADA 

1?QOf ING • $WffFTM€TAL WORU« 

6 

328 WKT AVENUE •

til 

March W.JM0 

Attack 

m It Would Boost 

l Home Co*t 

Seller 

nHwifUon of Beat Estate 

, wfioittacked the mtuure, 

snvy tide tor iht law. 

t publto'i MpenM" and 

t the Button lad their 

1 tnif organizttloiit will 

ttfiuHIy. 

wss iupBsrted in hii 

" «rf.' oi 

m City, put WAWto pmldtn! 

of its tawytrt' b 

v..^v.. who warned that enact 

nwnt ol A-301 would "ptaMiM 

public and would end the ' 

• " --". Htlto MelwrMe', 

I Ii the Him old attempt 

, tb« 

•td. 

"H A-SOl betoniei liw, brekiij 

will be unable to draw leases, con- 

. tncti ind other 91111011 igreeinenti 

incidental to their business »:. II- 

TW* service now rendered 

Ml itht hrge by 

ctMts TW* service now rendered 

|o liw puMle without charge by 

broken wfll become • costly ptrt ol 

borne purchase or rent If people 

an placed at the mercy of tho 

among 

State Legion Chiefs 

at Sea Isle Rally 

Commander H»rry_V. Oroomc, 

lion rail tonight at the home „ 

Smu-Lamanna-Tlevelle Post, Sea Isle 

cm A number of pther state ind ,.„- 

lional officei* of the organization will 

be on the program.. 

All Cape Bay County veteran;, 

whether or not they are Legion 

members, haw been invited lo at. 

im pnignni will Include u drill 

by the uniformed honor guard a." 

the Wlldwood post and music by the 

Cape May f ounty American Legion 

Knd 

lay f 

Sef- hmentj and dancing 

vSKlty P Stevens, executive virc 

pnitdtnt of the itate association 

pointed out that many other linei a,, 

Mflu broken would be hit by the 

bill. He lilted title companies. 

wiU conclude the fcilivities 

Playhouse Formed 

9y Woodbine Youth 

•rcen.ageri of Woodbine and virln. 

ity have organised the Woodbine 

playhouse, an amateur tlit-airicul 

group to itudy and put intu use all 

ihasei of theatrltal work 

The boys and girls are under the 

direction of Mrs, Benjamin Bniwii, 

lein, an actress, director and staBe 

manager formerly associated wilii 

the Philadelphia New Theatre 

Weekly meetings are held 

Craftsmanship in stained KHI»S 

reached its highest level amuRR 

European monks in the 14th mU 

ISth centuries 

Remains Intact 

State Museum Abo 

Escapes Cut 

Services now provided by the 

Stale Museum and the stales Librarj 

will be continued without curtail- 

ment in 1951-51. the Leiiilalive Ap. 

propriations Committee announeet, 

it f renter, last week. * 

Weird Id that effect was received 

Monday by the Ocean City Tret' 

Public Library trnm Mrs Anita t, 

Mutzjer chairman of the adviser? 

council of the New Jersey Depart, 

men! of Education. | 

The local library and many others 

throughout the state had protested ] 

an economy slash of funds in Hie 

proponed budget for the coming 

ruciil year, which svuuld have re- 

tiuced State Library services to city 

libraries and completely cloied thy 

State Museum. 

The committee rcporti'd that as 3 

result of widi'spread protests H hau 

decided to shift funds from other, 

dt piirtments. ; 

The Ocean City library utilizesj 

.-lati. library facilities to obtain | 

Aiuks for borrowers which arc not ; 

;arricd iii stock huru. 

Red Crow Campa4*n ?«» »io« « r »»«»-• 

CLASSIPIED AD RATBS 

jaeTlme. « Word* or Leu . ....... Me 

"^ He pei word exeeeding 2S wordi) 

' (Toq.Late.tii.Clas,ify Ads. 2fic Extra) 

Running 8 Times, with ja Words or Lcsl WOO 

Ad* Requiring Box Numeeri, J6c More 

AH Claiiified Advertiiinf Ca«h 

,,By mîiii.1 I", imi IB re|ir,iN(inll«lvs or i.rnuiclit (o iifflro i^rnonnlly. 

BUiT UK AnCHMI'ANmii UY tjAHII OK ITA11M to cover WI. Onpr 

^.gtati over i'htini •• couili.iy iinrt iivi.iiii!rlro to ramiHP, Rgmil. 

^ , niu»t l'« I" Befors navarllniinrqi i. »1 In lyiw. rt 

' Classified Display Advertising ,,., |l,iO Per Inch 

IHi 

In 

Chatterbox 

9th and Central Ave, Phone 0717 


Meet to Eat" 

SERVING 


Delicious Snacks . 

Fountain Service{ - Ice Cream 

I Hi I: 1>I I IVhliV 

HELP WANTED 

. ..il i.iiin 

Phil: WIT 

rr.ii Ni-w 

Him iiy i," 

;h. i-.'.lli-i 

i> \nr 

lan These (lei'ci'nliiE 

the 1 nforiin-ti croup 

The result!, of the KiurleiKh Die*- ily mt'mbi'i> were aBiiinsl thf Brill 

iiir.jn Colluiic IJi'll i'f metrO|ifilita:i iii.n I 

New .It'rsry t'tiiiinuinilies t.>n jhe fu.l= niiiy I 

:riiiu fnirl tlii' Braniiar 

I ' l i i ^ l i m i t ' l l i i ' i l » » z J * * i i ' ' ' t i - 

. iirt'iriilfd Fridiiy to rn'S- 

JiTiicy St nainis. iT|ire«. - 

iii'.ri Ii. Sft:n'tiiry Bl.tii- 

''iiKiiuttt'i' of studL-iils froi i 

crc r 

t. ri-. 

Tin' pull was i-anii'il out by bay 

in, fiii-h stiiiifii! pull the adull mini 

btih u! In? hiiii!l.v, an addiiiiinal uv, 

r.,t nihci.. iif his !;fii;i£' liininiunit i 

ami himself 

The dim,! ulrikinfr fart was that 

Ihrtt! quartcrii of thr cltlzeiu ap- 

prnaehrd had neither heard ,,f nor 

rpad ahout Jhe Hrannan Plan, a 

vital issue affcrtlnc food cost!, and 

taxes which is due lo come befgrr 

(he I onsrew shortly, Thf sludeni 

£rnyp, in their vntihE, rta4 had 

Hie hrnrnt of a student-led di». 

(HSHioii of thp fafts involved. 

h h 

jOri'OJiK I ABM POLICV 

Rt'îirdnij4 the jiresi'iu u.n 

all thri'i' uroulis liolleri wr 

UIH'illllMKly ll|l|KJM'd t'l till' 

iiiiiii: of the jiVt'St'iii Hit.ihnii 

Here UKiiiii n 

i I r . ::: 

of Utr:ii 

U 

! thai 

-ult» n.i 

i-ili/en 

fts involved. 

-iile Thut thf 

iii ; 

H 

itnui iir:if niy 

-MlHM ' Dc 

I'l'iiM-.l to ihe:i'." 

,i.\>, iliat ii. |.i'i' ft- 

l r.iriii- anil 31 per 

rj: \\\AI i"n 

TO BLOSSOM OUT 

lou'vc seen it happen with the 

' ftmily down the iireot, the friends 

•cross town, the folks you went to 

school with. 

They started oul, as moil folks do, 

with a gar of modest sizo-and still 

more modest price. 

Maybe they moved themselves up 

a bit, step by §(ep, to the top- 

bracket models in that particular 

price range, 

ihen they discovered something. 

It doesn't cost much more-.Nome- 

times no more-Co rually blossom 

out in a Buick. 

It's not such a long stretoh to take 

command of a ireat-hearted valve 

in-head straight-eight-to move 

Into the room and restfulness and 

f rout Ki r re Gtf *TM vnui 

sluady taint of 11 Buick-lo dmik 

youfself in styliua ihul's toduy's 

height of highway iushlons. 

You can know Hie gOO(j, salisfyiiiji 

l«e! of a Biiick wlieulii] your iuiiid 

-you can have the J5giiilgniji,h of 

sofl coil springs on all (bur wliculs 

-you can revel in ihe haiidiiiuss of 

ears that are big in mom mid bis 

in repute, ye! (ruffit.sizijd u»d easy 

to park and put away, 

Maybe-«ho knows till you in- 

quire?-you can munu( ilii- mat'w 

silkine!,s of Dymifliiw Drive' m a|) 

its lySO purfytimn-nf u ccrluimy 

you'll find ihu miidel that's IHJH i0 

your heart's desire ttinong the 

many ehoiees Uuitk gives you lor 

1 ^5U 

find oui ihu d(illiir>,.and'i-i?iHb slury 

ol Huiwk-it evun includes somo 

very happy figures on (fas ceonomy 

-from your emit Buick deulerj- 

See linn now. will you-and help 

yourself to sumc real fun this 

season! 

BUICK ALONE HAS 

AND WITH IT GOES: 

„ Ibf,, tfig 

in luff, 

fhtball »ol.,.,•».(,„,/ 

I,,, hp ,o,i>,81 iNtw f u i 

l,) . NlW-niWlN 

WIBf. 

mi' 

So why not make t|tib y,,ur yt,llr 

to hlossom out in a Buick, a?, sci 

many have before your Why nol 

*Slt»4ird ,, Rtl.lliM.ISTrK. «((.,«/ j, „,„ 

I 

) t , t l , 

lindtii, "doM, babbit" imlllghii 

ANou vtstmitr, ,(„,.„„ ,mi „,-,„ Mh ,„, 

»o-d sid iot* • TtMfltHANBY Sill, I,,, 

o.«, all l,nsn IB, ,„,„ wrt|Bg s_d ,„„,/„,_ 

than (u,n,ns roAus . IXTSAV/IOl HJfl 

cradKd tii-««B II,, ,,lel • %an t m H uot lfam 

all-oil ipn'nginB, Ssf,l,.»id,. rinu. l»-.p,,,,u,, 

lirei, ridt.ttndfirg tofHuj luhi • WIBf ARRAY 

61MOMU will, ledf by fisher. 

Better6M gu/cM" 

earn your BUICK dealer tar a demonstration - Right NmwU 

WALLACE BROTHERS 

Mil STMIT and SIMPSON AVENUE PHONE 9042 

n better automobiles are built BUICK will build them - 

N, J, Motorists 

Penalized By U,S. 

Pay $39,600,000 

in'Excise Taxes 

hi 

.\irn.i!rl> SSD.Kim.fHMi .irmrnnu: u 

ni"f]irri!r..!ry t,=:,i hîi-U nlinh'= iv. 

u In?! A K Bui/hnr 1 tuuf niiti! " 

Ni>-.v JrfM-v CimlvnV.iV nf A A A 

.k.ino|)il(. Cluhh 

T h i - r 1;iM'.- ".M-rt iMipl'M-'i It.H k IP 

i'2 j'iir !!•!• ;mMn;ii.iM il iUii"[:u?.r 1'! 

.l.n-i'ii-i: ihp huilki-l = .' = Mr Riiiil-i- 

\l \0 in* 

\|i*Tth Wl-il liiiVp f lLlHlt"il Ihr i'Hi|i = 

-Mly nf Hfc ;\nd \\x- 

•'i'flfnil Us iya rrst niu^! hiviViiy i^l'ii, 'Hi'' wli.i/lii 

hi.il! i, ill uini'iM i M i> r.lî 

Nil 1 IIAK1.I-: KM. II.... r|i,|i,M|isilii 

I 11,, il H }•' iliiw. :':,2:i 1 '.Mi f ifin Ai 

1 i.'Hlir i ii. N I I'hMiir ! :..vir, II I KK.IA INAIOIt Kltrl I 

[ 

inlhln ill 

N'l 111:1.1 1 

M K SKAI. I'llAT il/.• :ili «.».•! 

,(i.llii,,ri li|,t' nru h'iii tiuli.k snli; 

ii II ?r>ri 

$ I 

I-I I:-'.\.M I. S 

.Imii. 

P Kifflunnliir ii 

kiic'tM.ii liiliit.si iinfl il 

• l.i'il. I'l.mjili'li' iiii'l 

I :• Tlli fviilrili 

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FOR 

• , . , . . - , . 

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SALE 

• 1 . • • . , • • • 

Hi- \-> ^ 1 - ^ 

n.ih!< 

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v. 

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I M , , n ; i H i n Ii i m ill i'l I I f ' 1 i ' " r i . t i i i i , i i 

ii , , i i ... . ,. 11.i11u. I... l u . r i l.i-tiiiitirri 

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UCEAN KBtJNT -y lifdiiiiim hunis.iliiw 

'fully furnished all ciccli'lr kltrhiin. 

im-ludinH new lloipolnl PUIIKI' .inn 

Krlfijrinlie, ("nllllilclc with Vi'niillun 

biinils iind riiniics. F'ullv scrc'i'ni'fl. 

Prk'L'd ri'SsnniiliU'. riin tic nniim'i'ii. 

H (' Amnii. •1!I31 fonlr/il (iv, I'hcint; 

yif)O.\V vvcnlnijii. If 

Buntlaiiiw nrar 4Hlh st TWII 

bPili'iiims, iill ck-rlrlc KlU'hi-n. hull* 

rurnlMlu'ri. Vi'ni'liiin .hllitilB nml tlr»|ius 

Fully Si-l LM'tli'ii. \rl\i eariiM*'. I*i li.'Ct! 

irusr.niilil!' ('.'in hv nnnnceil. II *'. 

Anins 43.11 rt.iilr.il y\. phnnp ^1O?!=\S- 

f'vtninKS If 

("(ITTAfiK in (iui-ilfnk ullh :i hpdrmims. 

nlcciy furiilshcU, illi'il hiilh ('ilia 

hisiitfiri Mpt'n fin>pil;H|.. pipi'fl fin hi'iii 

" Slii.TOJ. HuBl'l. iyi Hulll'i- 

' it-IC 

scii nl, 

10(18 WKS1.EV. :UBiiiiy cnlliiiii', nniiijt 

fiiTJin fi iii'ili.timis î^ hiilhs 

Siii'i'ni'ti Imifh. MIIIMÎ' KurniHhi'f! 

uniHtliin Any hritKi 1 ! in C-yrils 

4 

(Uiuil cuniHtliin Any hritK 

A Hirst, MAdlsi.n 4-2J22 

t-G 

NKW I'Al'l: I'MIl I'tlTTAUK -I muni" 

iliill ill!' li'illi [iUlH BiHiiii'li riiMUl I'M 

...i,.,,] fliiiir nil liui until lirill Kli'll- 

hlfi fi Vn\ Mill ;imi AiNmlir ;i\ :ilii 

i-fiRNKIl Hunaiil 

h 

SI Iiiiii tin llinh.il 

Hih nhii Ailnniii 

ivilh iiiini Illli'iii 

vnliiiil (111 In-ill. 

Kli-'liiiril II K.i>. 

:i II. 

Y K A K A K ' U N I i :i In,In iMiii i.ii I ii u. 

IJii'liiiiil' II. 1'M\. Kill lin.l Ailiiiiiii 

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1 Thureday, March 16, 1050 SENT1NEL.LEDGER 

iiKN iu:|t'i'K i-.,r l.'iti iislyy In ttsrtii fiitfs. 

All in.Lht.* n.ii!! SIr.11 to ii.iS5 Ferdrf. 

('hi,.iyi»La. iMymtjutTiit. ijonvarllfaliin, 

TMHQF ^dlHIiti. nauf.i'H, Plt:kui>ii, Fordsr 

Hti.jttns. Ijutiip TfU.'kn. iill inddfilfl, 

TuriiiH tti MUii yauT [lurNe, Gtiw. y. 

kufU. Ford and Sfeh'UFy Biilei and 

Htirvl.-e. INI and Atiuiulr Avn., f»t-#itri 

u'lly. i'lionu UiiUli, AHk for J«j, LMirlnii 

or Andy It 

l;SK!) rARS 

I'.HT chtvi-iilw Ht'iliin Di'iivi'iy 

HilM C|ii'ii'iil(>l At'lii Si'illlll 

IH/iii Nnsli i'uii|ii' 

Almi u fiiiti splnMitin i,( nlhiT usi'il liiii, 

' P A I. M K K H 

1II7.II2H ASlilllS- Ai-c. I'll. ftd.O • mm 

i^ i fi 

BOATS FOR SALE 

CJl-fltT yuU! nvw rhris^'i isf! nupiiisnJ 

mi.itu!" U'IW fnim MHlnc.'S riik'N Scrvin* 

Hint JirPi Snnii-i s Piiiiit MJIVS Lund! 114 

Hii I'hunn Bttrtiors I'înl HBin ^16 

S'I'KKI. ijlAI' 

(•iliuiiliiil, I 

ii.nililiiin Rci 

n 

All the English Housewife Wanted for Christmas 

Was a Package of Dried Eggs for a Holiday Cake 

All the hard.pressed housewife 

in England wanted for Christmas 

was u ijuckajie of driutl emis 

v. ii Ii wiilth to make u Christmas 

cuke 

A tlipiiiiiK from nn Enjclish 

fiuin'r. lirouKlH to The Sentinel- 

Ij'disi'r Ijy William C. Raymir, 

1424 Wist BV,, reveals a mlttmn. 

iniiH humorous plaint to thai 

I'lfeci. voiced by Ki>y Hawke on 

behalf uf wyniL'h. 

"Til (iUulify fur a packri of 

tlrlitl vim in Britain today." 

she wroit'. "oiii.' musl be either 

an u-3t|>c?etaiit innther or a child 

l t 

• IJ, i > (\ uis.'i'". full> 

I fitur si'iis.iils K.iiitl 

?:ii h ^ !"ih"lmii ! *''Mii'y l ! uniler'six, Obviously w" rant 

i.nHi- MA 

• l - l . - l i 

iiii 

il TliilAliii Mil 

:. h |i In Hi l 

I , . . i ' . . n i l i i i i ' i i 

Kiiniu.il Hiii He. 

WANTED TO BUY 

W A N T k l i ] ' « n s f i r i n < l i f t i ,,-• f i r 

' i 

,M 

nh\t>. ;< 

(uilir-li. 

cjiih'k : 

Or*',l!i , 

Cfifi 

">rt nii 

-iMf 

luti 

j tii-itt'i 

iihii K; 

?!(.Ni 

WANT1I1 — SlB»«r HowiBI Hlrhinai 

lr,.,,,ll..« Kh.cirlo. miy rsliiiltlOB 

Ciuih Ul> 10 1100, f'llOBB A'liBlIC City, 

'^-lf,10 uiy lime, er WF1U Spi flilS, 

EXCHANGE 

I iiiil. in llienry all for, tht 

pt'rUiiit i!Hitht?i = 8 aiiri viiiniH 

* I fiiilflrpii jJfttmB iliis I'Xtra nuur- 

;M lilimrnl 

- , ••Bui ii piiilit one wiiiilfl hki; 

! In tiiiikr iiK yra, t'fully HS |ioîl3li-' 

— I ii Hm! wink- mpci'ianl inrjllit'ii 

li I nii'l yiuiiiu rhildrt'ii iiu fill jli 

il , Hit- >riii iiriniiKi iiH it wtTv'. 

rini^lm;!.. tLinitb but miff J 

ycji 

i'ii. Hiilpn t 'lii:- iiiil I'ln 

V, I Ll, ..-vhitiiiit- liMin 

i-1 1 | 

IHIM'I Hill 

f t> i .in 'ii t 

i,M!;l. I.I 

.ili'i 

i.i M IH M'.ii. ii rn.,\ . 11.111,|., ,i ii I m-M .II 

iilM liMiiKr i.ii iir. !'•• i1i.*fi ^' Iii iir ' 

lirili,iMiiis ii hiiiin :. .in.inn i 1 l,li • 

ilirlis .ijiii ilinlnu n> lililn iin.l | -^^ 

ifiili' Aii|.ii.M'I in, 'iiM.i.ri '.'I' S r^MMI, 

hii\ ,,1 S'JIi.'mii V lln II..\ Him Sriili- li|i~ .il 

Ml'i,l,|.||rij II ' \I1.',, '. 

1-i'llNRH I I IT flUn ^.rilh S*. i if in in^' 

SMMI-IS I'Milli 'Null-- 1 S'll.-A.ilt .mill ^—.—^. 

Mill! 1(1 lir.l... n.il.ir I'lH.lli- I I''' I' II I I ' I \ K I 

in ;WIM :nii | 

LOST 

i, 1,111, U , l l l I ' h i ! ' 

.ni.I u n i i . i ii "ii ' i n 

I,- [I:.IL' " I J-' > i'i-rl H ' 

I•;-T .i IIMIII V ri.nii- 

•Could «( not be sparrd one 

piFkri, jUkt onr, just once, u t, 

Lhp uLLFriv undesprS'ing ordinary 

Says Pictures Big 

Aid In Teaching 

Shaterian Cites 

Valut of Movici 

MlHiKHN 

.'..H:m.' 

Hi.iish' 

- , I'ri' 

•i 1 ,-.iii .i' r i i " " ' ''I' 1 ' -I- - I''. 11; 

See Too Late to Classify |si 

Ads - • • First Spction 

join Our Jam Sessions 

Smiling Your Favoiiu 1 Songs 

New Policy • New Management 

Ai-... 

WANTED 

AUTOMOTJVE'SERVICE 

in. , ! 

1 ,,, 

Alianlii An 

! 

. nn.in 1 l;l S 

III sill..ki-,l.i. 

Ullrl- 

II.: >.:, j .I.H.I uiii-h.-ii liiiini "ii'i I v i ,j:r, -, .. , 

.• •:•. Ah.iii .nil. li» in i -,'i-ll'-i-r I • ' '•' . ,. , 

..!;,,!,:.,h M;:, A>,iiiir^ ,n heir ''ii ; ; t ^,' . u 

1 '' MASY \1 AHIIKR u..n.||. 

lili.ili Sl,r. Jillr > fill "hi 

.. 1 ! • 

1 I . ii 

• liii 

.n'.l'l.'l'.' 

•ii.in in 

FOR 

,ii in.in 

.-.I ,;•'. 

. " ; ; . • ' . 

,: M i. h.n 

nililii; '-'.I; 

RENT 

.'.it in Hi 

(Ilii 

"f,i 

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1" 

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ri -lit 

IHlfl ||-|| 

mh II 

|!\ki:HV hil 

I ;ik, I . V ;Hl 

h.-il.i-i> iiliilii 

' f ' 

lil\ KHSIFIKIi lis 

li\ lh,. ..nk Ili 

I!'.-li.i 1 il li 1'i'S 

Ipfli Ln.i li!^ 

I" I.. Il Si.' 

i ; ' i | . f i l i n i i 

BflR ,; CPFE 

School Aid Study 

Board Is Approved 

Thr Nc'Pi.ii,' ihM Wi'rtni'srliiy nun 

t.iiiJily ii|iiirn\ p.! I. tiiii U} fe.'t Li,). 

hi' qlipftifili nl uiifillluiiill tliili- i.ld 

Ri'iiafiir David Vlin Alslii.'- .Ir 

if BcrHrn, KiimiMir of HIM in.'ii.,iii(. 

-airi thn pruprucil lO-mcmbiT linflv 

liiijfl hn ' t'oi.Ntai.tiy .HtUfiyiiif? iii 

!l-im|i.iriiiii! i.f'ibli'iii of iljilc ii:'i 

i M'ht.tih " II.. siiid dliTu nii» "II.I 

oi.tiiuiity i.f offiirl" in iiiifl jlufi 

ni;r iii.i.,hiin!ircrlth jitiwi.fi prr 

f-rinf jiafnihifiii v,,., f.,ui:,i t-fTi",', 

vr HAH in>t iirftif-' rr.f,?quiioe5 v. i.ci: 

iriiymi fvniii y plai:.' 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ! :. i'l I.. I 


We Serve Only 

THE BEST at FAIR PRICES 

Qliiliiliiiiiiiiti 

WASHIN&FAX 

H>'ri. wit kiddine ulii-ri H#* say I 

iliBi nn H4sh in iiMi Urgi. rip imi 1 

n«ll Kir u». Our l.auddromal mi. ! 

fhini^ti savp yim limi' sieiiry and i 

!,!,,,f. TF> TINKI.KR'h l.AINDHII I 

Pich-Up & Delivery] 

Laundry and Dry \ 

Cleaning Service ( 

TINKLER'S 

SERVICI 

AtiPLi PAP.K'NC- SPiil 

•*Vi. ji-IOHi.'.T. FhCKt JO! 

ilUiUliliiiiiililliii, 

PREMIUM 

Draught Beer 10c 

Pabsi - Nihlit, - Kiiungfi 

PREMIUM 

Bottled Beer 3Qc 

fi\ni - Sphlil* . 1,1/(1,, (i»i, 

YOUR FAVORITE 

Rye ' 35c 

IS VARIETIES OF 

Scotch 55c 

YOUR lAVORITE 

Canadian Club or V0 50c 

Yak- Keys - 2i)c Kaili 

2 for 33'- 

fluid, a,,.i.-i, l i - . n ll.ii. In. 11 f I'.. 

BJi ,\,l"i-j A n IU.M. II 

XKVS in,,. iiipl. i,. |M. l,j,iiii(li v i i 

ROOMS FOR 

ll 

Mis 

I N . ; i ' j ; i 'in i.ii .ii 

IS. 1.1 111!. I"' Hii- lill-nl. 

Ii Hiiin.iiil I'M,,II. 

MAM'B. »17 I'lMiinii h pi 

is op.'n nil fill fitMi.H. ^ hif,,,. 

ifl | 

ri ill >•.• I'll 

SAVK 1 i 

win'. 

hili 

skilh .| inn ll.i 

|i|.-p|.;Mii:vi 

p l| 

\ I I \ Y (IIT.N C.il.illiiil ili'i.'l. Mil, 

ill,. tiilililUilik f I 111 rilllv I'll' 

• 111 .mil Al.iiiilf ,n Fi.i.iiili, nil.I i 

• fi.ii nil,.mi, ii.H'kl'. "i iiiiiiiihb, I 

ffl.VI. ' 

Kii'tMs an.i Hiii.'ili A(i;i* iiiii-'ni-,, % 

nii.nih MI »I..-I»I.H. tii»t .i.iini 

hMliilniilk 111 Ihi' Muslf- I'li'i 

i i,'!'.-iii;ih ,' N^M H12 MuniiM! Ti'i ' 

fj.ilili'. iff if iM 4 I ilii KKN I Nl'.i. 

I'.iMlfinllllill'. iii'll liKlllt'l .ili'l ll' 1 

\\ lih ' ilrhi'ii i linM'ilirh,'*' Iii N'll 

l.i.iyi'l liiillillliK Hllii.ililf im In.- 

I,, ii-iril niy 

ij 

I'li-.n.' 

.il-l 

DSKIi I'AKS liiillKh! iiinl 

iii'ili ..I'.-', >liinri> 111.-1 l-lii-l',- 

milsii-i .".i,n,|,.,. Sli.i.in ,1 .ill 

'•rail: M , .«,.,ii.. KiiiS.ii.1 1 

^mr.., I-,,,,,, ,lllrl •,;.,%,, i,,,,,ij.-| J 

Plmii,. ,,i,;,!i.|,, I'"ml S"i|ii 

You Will Like Our Entertainment 

JACK NEWLON 

at the 

Piano and Orgario 

(Every Nl|ht Except MoBdiy) 

Everyone tjm a Good Time 

in our 

Clean, Friendly Almosphi 

M,!- \ n \ ' . \ l I I I , " C'luh Ml dli iitlilir*.^ u\\ 

Vi.-u,il Kiiui-jiii'iii '= 

]|( ..iinl Unit lists' I H I U ' [iruvi.ll \\M\\ 

tl.r.riiuli i!n= ijki= iif !"istt\ n m piilurc^ 

hliM .ii!|is jiiisi îiiti-,". ttiilriruh hiirr 

jn |ii-r li-l.t inert lif.ci n.-mi-rnbiM' M 

]K r ii-nl Mn.p' iiKtiti it. 

ATHI ETE'S FOOT 

He Alcofcol — No Acid — No Mtaf 

f.lii.illv I'lli-itm- 11,r iiiliilli' : fH jitlrt Ullef ud (ood ttmlim mm 

Mr Hluii.riMii Mild Ihiil VHIIMU* IK IIBSIU VICfORt pINTMENf. Se- 

mi':,n« iii MMIiil ciJUL-iili-.il mi' ""I H ^ * J M U 5F1>V > # WUffiK 

I I I i , , . -.-• -i i,.. I.,.F I,MI i •" !»•*'"Bu. Oet V1CTOB1 

siiliMilinr, I,, a Muni IM-Ii r, 'lit p.njB, %im t n r\m Aid .od II 

•Ma la ui a ur piM rf IB* 

lliul lliPJ 1 will IK'III U M'J'Jil 

di) ii brttrr job 

in man I,., Kiiiti. tin' i'. s fiiiiu- 

ill Kiliii'i.iiiin rt'iiiirti'd Hint only 4SK 

i 1 . p v i f. K iilrtur.' liiyf hints v.rir II: 

tlti in 

Mr 

, till' t 

i r "M,,v,,i l)'« ' 

i r NS iTI V 

,,, i.i „ 1, i ..*' 

KtAL ESTATE WANTED 

I iM I ,,, | Mill-:]-: llriitiiiilil I'..!!,.".' ••' 

L"i.| Hi,.,i : !l li ] rl !". 1 '"'.,KI|, :V 'l'i'1,|"Tiii'h' < ti r «' 

K'.VM 1 "vflum;." ii|,i Ii.-isiiiir MI . |,..»- 

ilii,' r.i. •'••'•' 

M.-i: ,iii:iil ». ..in.l II .i|,.,ri!n,' 

(in- \ !i'lilil> : Alliintii- fr I i': ili'lli., 

iliii K! li. Mil Mfi .liilli' Uil i" 

[,,ii,in il.is Sl-i' SVilli' IS..^ PC" 

Ilili'l (,r.|Ui 1 

H'AM i:Ii i., 

|.iin'iii,,.n.'llrlii';.l clc-ii - 

i' ni Jft li'iM In |i.'i-mil )'iip>.Hi;r , I 

llt WI |IIT rt'lil ni III.' ln.nl ll'iillii- 

l'iiiit r,IIMI,a tin- ili'iiv 

Mil II • 10 I.Ml IT 1 llfill Kllli 

li,! M,> ,.' v. .iiii r I; i h.linn >, M 

1 • I,, Mij. ili.tuiii.'flt .W Ii 

S' i'i I, A II I'lfiH 

TERMINAL CAB 


Prompt - Efficient • Coarteosa 

Motor Freight 

Service 

p 

O,r«n City ExprHig t't>!( IK.) 

DAILY SERVICE 

PHILADELPHIA ini 

OCEAN CITY 

John F. Holland, Inc. 

MOTOR FREIGHT 

OlHis IU>: lOlh £ Wad Ala, 

1'hiiBf o, r, 30.H 

Phil*.—« N. Fnal SI. 

PtaanHi 

MA, 1IUI, MA, 1-1M«, M4. 

WHiRt cwniHHVB 

IT 

I'..I \ 

M.ii-i 

i.i s.:.iii|ii i.ii' ,1 iii 

, -A ,111.1 1,11 v, I' |,.,| 

I , 

ANH ,\1.I, KINI1H ill RKPAiKS 

ON CLOTHING 

MRS. L, JOHNSON 

400 Weil Avenue 

•i I 

48 in Airmhouse 

.h.'l'i iliiil \i,y,i.' | j ^ 


-M'Ait'i MI:N I' HI.i A.LIP • 

lillll,• Sli'l ',0 IliMfi'ii Illlii'l Ili 

it.iir. lir;ii ]i lii'ilI 'Kirm 1*^1 

illliiii^ ii.i.Iil iuirtliii Hllil ii'l' 

li'.in' Klt'J.ii'l '! Kill'/ !>' 

.inl j| Ol i 

V I'RllN I (il"i ll. 

lipflinnnih. iiln hiil 

il Ir, lilr .. !.!i!|! 

i in fr*ini jrnii 

l. SI^WV) Im s.iinim 

fs ' ' 

]•> (I n Hf'iionm Hn.ninl'Mii '«'"h -•' : 

iulv ^ t ,M I;»»ni |»i,i'h =I . li.-jnium 

i|>,iri?iii-nf- ' « f 'i rinn^. Ml>J !!' ^ iHfsi :-,'-,-- 

I phnnr ua 1 ** •"•• : ' 1 

f HAV.INd'6 filTTINfl Iff »I 

MUCH WE MI. HAW,' I 

THiNri ILL 1TABT 

STRICTLY FRESH 

till inns! of the strikes pciiplc 

arc hnu linfl uhaut will be ciUed 

t.y the umpires, 

• . • • 

Tin; director of the United 

SlMis Mint doesn't luok with 

fuvor oil the proyosed 2%. or 

i tilhiT words, 

Ilu- Hunt wants Ilu elningd In il* 

dlarlM, 

a a a 

A LhitaHi) wcridiiis frnturcd a 

i/iike-iirth thut Ihu weildins party 

wiilkwl throufjh. Think of ull the 

dough wiapprd up in that ona, 

• a a 

(Jiicl.''tiHhi'la liyma tlin Biiniluss 

,|lill,itc5uu blue lllfflil-' dChlliijijlj! 

them, JB thai, iniiybe, in honor 

(if llic iujipiiytr whu [cols that 

•way bqcausu ol Uiu $1(10,000 lie 

liuJd fur tttm? 

I AIM: MAV I III NT* SI ItltlM.-VI t. 

I ill III 

I'ltllll \ I I 1IH|NIII> 

in, in,- ,"iiii|i:iiiiii UF \\i(H:,,i,| a 

ll.l. rllrl .nhilllllMiMll.- • JiU rinlit?, 

,11.1 i,'i|'i,'M,.il lilt' ;iiil ill ihi' ("null til 

•),.' ii^rnil^,^ li is .1! fir, i'l! nn ilii?. 

"'uhili n:iy ni Mar.'h. A. I) tilS' ihni 

.'i [..isi.fi!, inti'MNti'ti in. ihr hiiitif. 

1-ii.ii'i' oi '-mill Nirhnlii!. s Krisicr di- 1 

,'r.iNffi Hjijit ,ii h.'tfiri' Itlf i = ..iii i ill thr 

I'.riii-fi*nisi' in r.ijit' Miiy C'lijii iiiiusw. 

MM ilir I.Miih diij of Mii> nrsi. lit t.n 

M!-!,i,.i, in thr f,.i rfiM.in in :,hn« ci'itif 

\. hy sit liHii'h of tht' lmid?,, it'iirtiitfiis. 

iirn'tSilHRinnt!, and rra! c-Miiip fif tilt 

s.iiii1 Niihi,litJi H. Kiistri dOii'iisiii. 

hh.iiiii! nnt hp suit! if* ulil hi- suffii'lrni 

in Ii.iy his .iri.t*, ni ihr ifNldiir thprt*, 

nf ..:. thf i-iis.* Ifliiy rrquirr; iiiiii Iliii' 

|iil» nriifr siBnt'rl h> I lif> SliirnBalp 

.>ll.-|l| Iif iiilliiiiiiliilfly MrTflilipr M-l .iip 

,.i fiilrt. fif lilP ninî IlUhtil' pliti'i'Si iP 

ilir tN.iinI> ..f i'ilpf Miiy fni- Ms Ui'.-kii 

Muf^fsNiii'h uiili iir fiytiNshrii ill it'iis* 

Mini' I'.irh urrk fiii tht silHil iillit in 

•Ihi' Hi'pliiii'|,l,r.iyi',. .iiif' "f thi' iii'wi,, 

•|i.-i[ii'lli "t llll»' Hilift' 

IIARRV TMSHSBA' M 

.furtlii-. 

;UH"it.iii Miiftir' * .'" .' 

SOTIt V, Til LIMIT CHKI1IT11BS 

KstMii, nf fiitirni'.. H Hfiiii nriTiisfi. 

I'liisii;!!!! .in ih|, .llifiiinirii* .if Iliiuu 

, ii.'il Hiii iiii4iiii, nf Mir fiiyil!:. m i'ilpr 

M,i.v. miirtp nn iIn- ciiihth rtay nf Mi. 

ri!!ir>' A !>. ifinO. (in ihr .'..iiitiiiiinl uf 

Uir Hiihs.'rihrl . tlir .Ui'riit'is nf ,s;i,.1 

ilr.niisi'fi, hnlicr is Nt'i rll,* ^Kril in Ihr 

rirtiiinrs itf siiid dri'riisrfl fn ..vhiiiit in 

thr Siihsriibri' imtiri nilfii nr Jirfirnni, 

tlnn Ihnir rliiifii:, ;intt fti-niiifiil?! jiG'ilnst 

Ihr rst.-.fr uj Siiiti tlrrrnsrfl uiihiti NJ\ 

niniilh*, fI nni i hn richfh H..V nf Ki'hi >|, 

,'ii\' ,VP 1H!V1 »v tlirs Mill Iir fnrrA'i 

h:ii'tfi) ..fîiiii 1 ,it,tun ;i5;itnsj iht 1 siih- 

kiiihrf ' 

liiiiri! iiUiiiary H, A. I> liijn 

HIM > If A Srliil. , 

Kst'i'utrl?.. 

I.-I'i'ilrii H !,!i\fiii!i(t, liscj., 

Allnriii'!', 

fji-i'iiii illy Now jtisuy 

al Sk 

Phone 2889 

O ana * J 

REFRIGERATION 

SERVICE 

1241 Bay Ave. 

COMMERCIAL 

DOMESTIC 

3S I'Mrf Exp, — Work Gn>r«nt«cd 

Tune Anywhere $5.00 

WILEY EASTMAN 

522 W, Vcrnnn Av,, Unwind, N, 1. 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON RAILINGS 

For gsfety, Utility ui B»uty 

INTERIOE BU EXTEKIOE 


N.K.L omiMt 

CLYDE CARSON 

1115 BAT AVE. Phone IMI 

Q M j u i i ^ •iiiMiiMMiiilMIMtilHlMltj 


I Seasoned Oak 

MORRIS SIE 

[ 

! 840 Wrst Av, - 

1 

We Deliver 

Fertnlt ani Commerclml 

Photographers 

DeveloplBi mat Prlntlnf iirviea 


•U Alkarr ATI, n. MM 

SAWS FILED 

Have ynur «»w« flls* fcy 

•nachine. They out clauitiv 

iruer, better. All imi, . 

quicker Hrvlos. BrlBC Uni 4 

**- * 

4 

JTA, CHAMPION 

54 W. 16th Strut 

MADE TO ORDER 

AWNINGS 


WINDOW SHADES 

M. C. MILLE 

p CltSf 

1111 lay Ave. Ph. 2523 

I I.OSI II SI NOAVK 

*)»*)»»*••••< 

FUEL 

OIL 

Socony Vacuum Agencr 

m ASBVST im 

I Phone 1751 

U

• •>•• 

r, &FaKti 16, 

Enter 

iy Contest 

To Compete for 

V. F. W. Pmti 

Sewing Machines 

Stolen From School 

T*q seninK machines and n 

sum yf muhey v.ere stolen by 

trjfves -*fia rei-eruly witcrcd 

WJb l h! 

C.SJ 

last eight QWMI 

— «iudenti ar* prff 

ill entries In Uie ]S.-.J-, 

j Contest jponMiw t v 

wy of the Vetermj a 

"T It #«i fepoMeo jtrsw 

lptl George W »!•>»• 

"With the essay S^L.Î 

With Honor, for An>,»r«» :* 

4 is under Suit—***. - 

__laty of Ferguw>-F..,j.>. 

eh will awnni s Bi V s fe 

•id to Uie.Wififl#r 

EiS)'l to be (ubnutwc - _K 

ION worti or lee r?.r» •* 

juidfed on a basu cf ..».in 

Unction, iB 

rii i 

r,i* U. locyl UT\d 

• iri- ,Pi....-;,i.'- 

'.vii !»•.: 

TTT* .,- 

6.C.H.S. Giri 2nd 

In Oratory Meet 

Cape May Girl Wim 

Co, Legion Contest 

Mis* Dorothy Br.rUi-h, a studc..' 

a'. Cat* May Hush School, vian thy 

CahP Muv Cwj!.!y uriilnriwal eanlr..: 

a' !(:.' Miriilie Tir,iri.hi|j HivH Siheo: 

I'. .r«i'ui- riisl la-l nt-i-H 

i Huiil 

Kr.-.; M 

i ,;, .1. diiieH'i.t diiectiiiiis 

Kl..|-I"i i'.ii' ul re-ilt-il by 

I', i,,.|- »l,il.- ii.ilk"., i.h.i-.r- a 

-,,v ,, Si,,'.:'.. I'-- l-,|. .i 

In Wild Chase for 

Car Theft Suspect 

Police Fire Six j " - _..—- .-- 

Shots in Pursuit Tabloid Reviews 

A !>n,:al>lf,l..i, n:» >„.!„,:.-, - -,' of NeW Books Ot 

nM'ei: ll i\'- ll w".»'u,'A!' 1 [ l ;.','i l ,r.- M'.'- ''.:' Public Library 

ilK'l.- 

i,nilrr ihf «piri(«l 

.if John Paul Junrs. 

ni'Ul lifdiiii- 

rOM FOHTKMS-Brii 

Oim.l 

Ill-IIIIN" 

\lr.tY 

: ).«-Jil.— ide Carr.liim"-. 

iLiirirl "f Uulu llnrs.' 

;"m.l Hlii'di- l.luncliT 

Crf.-n,., the L-nlnn>-ls 

a sriimintiiy litili' 1 "'--" 

ll.r. iKllll! tl'.nr.thly ITU|I 

iillt '• i.nil ljnr^-lj!in"« 

( TIOV 

iniiv OF niF. 

V'i' '""" 

Uncton, 

patriotic 

Wlnnen 

N 

BIerprea-.vf 

l 

County Awards Road 

Oil-Gravel Contract 

riotic implni.iur, 

Wlnnen of local con-js-i '.?,? . \ m i.l. Mi >l 1 vi f i i K in 

"•Uf fti!,ri|l,it!g . i|U!|i!,l.'n! Hut ill. 

l»«l li, ,Ufl viiiii . liiii tn.fii 

1.(11 l« Hi I IK1MI II I SHUN \ 

ill tftsi. 

For N.G. Unit 

Is Promised 

Assurance Given 

Officers That 

Resort Wants It 

Opt-n Daily y;15 A, M. OPF.N FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS'TIL 9 - Telephone 1S3Z 

' - . ! • • : : 

TACCARINO'S 

HM MODERN SHOWROOM 

RE6. PLUMBING tHEATINf} 

eiSWlSTAVi. PHONi 04S0 

I Cape to Use Billboards 

short 

cut 

ape, //is is 

the I ear/ 

A 

il. yrcat many penple havt- Iwun >in.|S that — 

if fhfir |iij-k keupH pace with their iln-ani-. —they're 

gnitig to own a Cadiilat one of the^ yuars. 

If yiu are amimg them—and we hope ymi art;— 

this may lie the year. l.i«;tA'n .... 

, , . Cadillac hai built a great new car, for IWJ, 

that is just as practical tu iiwn as iilmritr any ear 

you would consider buying. 

It is the new "Sixty-One"—and it is priced 

lawn- than the highest-priced models of a number 

nf other cars you would never think of as in the 

same class with Cadillac, 

I'lirthermnre, this ntw Cadillac will give gasoline 

mileaae which ncrnally appr,.:u-he< that of rhe 

l'iwe-f.priced popular car-. 

^ e«—In.ni ihntiinilpoint ol"practicality— ynii'vi? 

lo^f nhoiir jour la^t iujjii-.il rt-:i-.o-i r.n Majrinij any 

loiijji-r t,i l,uy ,, (, a.lilLic. 

And, oh, thi- thmys that «ny you i.tvihl fo l,uy 

fine- right here ,rid timv I 

I'hi-e's I'ailillaeU irruM^fihlu knury-ifs ,|e- 

liyhtful pfilormnmt-it, world,wide prc-tiye- 

and its unheln-valile endiirance and length ./life. 

I ritly vou'd find every iiu.f.irinj; tNpvrience enriched 

and enlivened it you owned tin-, iiuis?nitice;,t cur. 

Better emu- in Mday-aiul' find out whether 

this is the year! We'd h, delighted to >,e ynu.' 

w Mi r;. 

16. 

I..|I|IFI 

11 i ^ 

A Suit to Wear 

for Seasons to 

Come. 

An All.Rayon 

Impeccably 

Tailoced 

Man.type Suit, 

Fashioned by 

KirkUnd Hall 

In Dark Green 

Teiaphone 0304 or 0305 

69th YEAR—NO, 40 

Shaterian 

Resigns As 

School Supt. 

Nurse, Teacher 

Also to Leave; 

New Man Hired 

Siip'-rinlcnili-iit liiirulii A. Hi.iiii r 

iin 

•li 

Weeh-EnJ 

Offim * 

1th it. ml H«T.D IT. 

Friday 

Unued Mill, followed by 

day iilftal or 8>t*r 

.'Iii ui.ii.i anil hai 

M,.iirii.'l i,,ll., iii 

Hi iii,1 |iii, ,:•• nl 1 

1 ti'.il nur.iiM'il 

.- -. Al tin. -an,n 

,..i.i.Vyi,n.ii'i.i-i-d ii 

I'RH-llS II 1 

'.liil.-i- V. h.i 

Lady Santa Says D. A. V, Chapter 

Bounty All Goes j Instituted Here 

To Deserving j 

A li.t 

ihi- 

;ni Tluii'.- 

i-.iii i-.iin 

"ft.;!;. 1 : 

Iii", i i prc iih'tt 

l ii tin 

vl ttl 

Welcome 

To Ow City! 

Extra Beauty 

Extra Strength! 

Extra Wear! , 

Arc you • sew member of 

flrein Clty'n «tf«dlly ironlni 

colon? of per mknent, inr- 

•round rcildentt? Or ds you 

know annul temebudy who IsT 

Let'i bear from yon. 

Two Pliilndi-lphia fniniUci 

tinvn just moved to Ocrnn City 

li' mnko their iwrmniirnt horiic 

at UI0 Bay av, 

They aiu Mr, iinil Mr» Harry 

.Tims and Mrs. Jans' pan-tils. Mr. 

. ami Mis. John Strut!), Mr, 

iind Mrs, Jons itujphtly pur- 

rluisoil thp grocery store nt thai 

atlilrpsa and have built an aparl- 

niPllt aliovp It, whrrp lioth 

i-ouplf's will residr. They plan 

tu operate thp Ntorp the year 

nrounrt io servn I Me Bayous 

ni'ighbarhood. 

Mr: jnns formerly was In the 

window shade ami Mind busi- 

ness in Philadplphin, HP and 

iiis wife have been afquainti'il 

with Ocoan City, as summer 

residents for a number of years. 

Mrs, Jnhi is a sister of Mrs, 

John A.* Brawn. 408 26th st, 

Mr, StruthBrs is retired, hav- 

ing been associated for many 

years with the Phllco Corp, In 

Fhilndtlphla, 

• • • 

Miss Jeannie Lee AKord, of 

Flint. Mich,, in i pitst of Mr, 

nnd Kn, B, Norman Stull, 70S 

Sth it. 

MIM Alford, who •ttinded 

Stephens College at Columbia, 

Mo. Intend, to reside in Ocean 

City permanently. 

'If ' i: Il 1. i, i'|,|t «:i:.|. 

1.1 :, ri..-,.d Mn-.i- \V..rki-r-- 

Ilfl (he liiel "il (1.ml. the Hnrk- 

iir.l inmpiiiny itn TiiPMlay redueed 

the (iili'i (if medium nil front 11 ' 

r, ills in 111.K eenls, «ith No, a u!l 

il.i.lipini! fnmi II rents to ID J 

1 ills, Nlmilat aellon UIIN taken 

>e^.terililv tiy Ihins V. Vitss. loeal 

Allnnlir illslrilinMi 

S|iukesilien l..r th.' Mcislinre Oil 

C*f>. iinil iitlier riiiiilcrs s,iid th.-i; 

ll'i-y had reeeivi-.l 1," iiiilice i'f a new 

prii-e ri'iluctii.n up I'.. Tin-"ilay, \»:\ 

Ihi-y added Ihal -lisiliilly when i.ne 

i.mpiiMy cuts pi iii"! Ihc iililirs fi'l- 

low 

Fuel .ill Mas ri'diiied in .Tammrj' 

iiy thriT. - ti iiili.-: nl ii ectil. Ilie Hi'". 

,,hnri' Oil I'.', pnihli'd i'ill 

City to Open its 

Ad Campaif n Sunday 

Ocean City's ii|ii'iiinK l>arra! only northern 

pi.int on the March schedulr.. 

Purpose nf the early season nilve'-. 

tiainK is to invite eaiily iiuitiiries fr.r 

Kiiminer cotinKi' and npnrltiieiit uc- 

New Fire Truck 

Due in a Month 

The city (Ire department's new 

$31000 aerial ladder truck is ex- 

pected to be delivered In/sbniit a 

month. Chief Robert L, Smith, dls- 

closed this week. 

Delivery hai been promiled by a 

marufaeturer's representttlve for 

"the latter part of April", he laid. 

Arrival of fi\e new apparatu* will 

be approximately two yean from 

the timf the order was placed, De- 

livery orllnally had been promiied 

for December. 1S49, jut the factory 

Wii unabl* to tneii thta tch«dulfl. 

uf descrvini! Meiiple 111 

•iiliiy, li'iniitirarily 111 

n».i'il because uf iiiicnililui niehi 

IIF illness, fire in iiHiL'h li.'tler 

i iivuijisUmei.'S; liuiay tietause nf 

Ihe inerwhelinini; isi'nerusity nl 

flic Ocean City public and sum. 

nier residents. 

Tw.i weeks af!,i. The Si'iitini'l- 

Kefijicr published aji aj.t|n'ul 

fr.nti Oiean Cilj's 1 tidy Saiilii 

riims--Mis Ci.'llrtith' Presiun-, 

State Commanders 

Install Officers 

fi-w 

^^l's 

yt'aF-s 

|i.'npli' 

sUnci' 

The 

nrtiiif 

on has for iil 

in Uilinltliiiii 

Ami 

XuiTy lh:in Hlfl v.iir s'l'teraiis. t!''' 

ii h i'V and tiuests were present Tiii'- 

,iii.- nitiht hist li'vek at croninfiies 1- 

iiilii-;*lly msiiinli' 111.' ni-iv rpl Sl:iil 

.icy r T.ninsi'iid Cliiiplivr N.i Iii 

: n.-Lthli'd AnirrH'.in S'.'leruns, :r.i 

! Ihc Wiiincn'r. Auxiliary 

I The mi'dinu. at Hhii-ll IIFTU-ITB I- 1 

i hiiih Kriiiips wi-ri' eilii ially in»uilic,i 

ti.uk pliii-c in 111!' hi'iid,|iiarit'!« n' 

• Feiaus.in-f'iiiiliii Posi. V F W 

i SWORN I1V STATK (HIKFJi 

- l,eader« .,f tin 1 i-hapler were swn"" 

I m Iiy .Uihn J. Mulliii. uf Atlanta 

1 City. New Jersi-y ncpariiiirhi cini , 

• i!,[, in Lreuk HI'H (ill Hie file*- 

• |f)-t'i-i 1 luri' T!u- repnrl slloy.ed 

|v ^ (.as-.-^M.-rs tyrricd here IIIT- 

;' -Hi- Sir:! 15 iliivs nf March, (il 

-.-1'i.ycrs iljr.rli! all of Februaiy 

; HU j.L.ssi'r,^fr^ dur MM January. 

ToUl fijtlKB of loral opfralion 

last year, b&M-d on Iht Heel «v- 

erigf. were sn.sOSBZ, the rw«rt 

j,liuwf(l. while UiUI revenue Wi 

S12,7fl",S3. 

Aiilcl. 

i.i.d K«i 

i,l llii pi 

nil m 

mid. liny i.'ll put "i 

. p.,-in,in ul n-iuli'l." 

I'I'S !, (' ill .-liilc 

OIUIANIZATKINS AIM'KOVK 

Selioi.I Sup.-rinti-nili-lil llilf.i A 

Sli.il.-.nim and W.lliani S AiiMersi.il 

Organizations Unite for 

City's Best Easter Parade 

judfes of Bast Dressed on Boardwalk to Ride in 

C-.r; Orchid for Women; Easter Eggs for Children 

he awarded in ihe boardwalk 

Th. 

Kii-l.-r Sin 

iTln-i-M'IMir.u 111.' (•l.amb.'i' nf I'ciir- | (),-eiin C'HV hisli 

iiiiiis liiiiiil'- 

in ilii.ke the 

ai-iiin the ii. 

ha',L 

til. 

• Mia- W . Pill p r . ' i - 

nii'i'i'i 

tin- prnjei-t 

I'li.li Allii-M .1 Hluir. pri-.-iiH-i.t. a 

l..|li!ed Inr Kiv.nniv ill .: ("ni«niai-i!i 

A. Hubert Gurdun |-C|IIVM-IHI..1 HI 

A.-ii'l.iiir: 1,,-u., 11 

M.ij.n- I|....d tnlil tin- (Jriiiip ' 

,:i11 •. 111 2ii pi'i>,iii. ;hal "1! «.ll l.ii- 

!i,i:« li. [,1.1 Ihi- lillii a. n.'-i-'" 

(ieiieril Meliimiin reffr.ed In 

siirli ii baUer> as "acllliiH* a ligtd | 

industry" mlileh »III brinf in a ' 

piiMi'll of shout fI',.mi" alinuiillv 

while 111 the same lime itlvillE yal- 

unhlr training and ili«el|iline io t 

result young men. 1 

III- s,ii,l lh,. .it.' l.iil.U fi.r lili-i: ' 

-.iilh nn iiri'% iiiiis military -rTiii-c' 

are IT ID HTi KspeniMit-e lliriiiiiihniil | 

in the Nauonal Giiiird uf ilium! 'lr' 

pi>|- I'.-nt World War II veteran?.'" 

'SMi is iâs 

ni-.tir.u Tucsiiiiy muhi ;il (he utluc 

• I K H Frem-h, with Fni'rcst N.>i"Bi- 

i,--iilinL; iis (Iinirniiii; of Ihc fir..I 

liriimenade tielwi-en I and 3 p, m, 

The jut:iMini4 area will be from tifh 

t i.lljlh sts 

Mr Munich. Mr Townsend ard 

jci.eph Henry, of the Businesi Mi'is 

AswHiation is ere appointed to tol». 

ih.iiyt' f'S ihe prmTH'nade. Mr 

f'.cirh ,i I-- mimed piibiicity chalr- 

•• ni-r.-.i'i 

A----...-,,-,ti. 

Xiiler II.., ! 

Mi 

••!. Min.-l.-r 

j ii, •: FriiMH ¥ 

ll 1 ', ii l,\ Mr 

; K,-.I.I..I.- i'l •!, ! y ,\l 

!..i ,1 Will,.Hi, U T,,v. 

.-'i.li.l!.' fill!, ill',I t'lli 

|,-.-r. .-. l.i f'liiii!.'- M 

lary Club hy Fi',',1 H 

Sins 

Mr 

liuiiiliiiii- c! HIM i-,-MI!illil 

I,, s.'ii-rt si ii'iii-n li' n v e l i 

nut 

Hi. 

V. S,.ni..l 

,1. tl-.i. V.x. 

, lie R-i- 

..ilriitl'. Jr 

Five ihiiiisand ciiTiilars arivfrtis, 

: ii,i- I-M-I',I-> i'f 'he day will tie 

I > l,-;il estate ufilces. 

huini'S and ihe city pub- 

bureiiii. 

KRViC-E PLANNED 

Sunday ni'tiviiies .illi siart with 

ie sunrise jrtirsicc at the Music Pier 

I i,ii l«. mm. 

I;, li'i.iliiii 

SISHISK 

RH'IIARilS IIKAIifi JI'lJOF-i 

Hu-hal-i^ Uii- upp.iir.n-i' |, 

l t;::til y 

I niilB- ['Ti if'.iV 

1 ,,rcl;i,i, I 

m . under allspices of th. 

ihurches The churches 

• chediili'd ii union Gwnri 

ru« The Ciiiimber ,.( 

P*f* 1, 

.Tiisi fur instil nil'- A Kl-niip nf 

u'linU'ii haii a public eai'il parly 

ill ilie hniiie nf Mrs A. RiiiiToni 

1424 CVntrnl av II Ili'lliil S,f-ll. 

I.ADV SANTA NFEim 

Him tin'TC'iiKs 

Mrs, I'resion «aid ye«lpriliiy 

thai she lias lent seyeral paii'i 

of eruiehc^. 

she would like lo have Ihe 

burrnu'rm reiurii lliem If they 

iio longer m>L-d them, M she ha« 

oiher peoiile who can use lliem. 

y 

Ma 

l 

iirtk 

•\\lik-ll was tucilrd iivtr In Mre 

Pn-sltm. Kin' promptly siii'iit il 

m buy fuoil Inr her nw-ily Thi- 

pnrty" was spunson-d iiy Mrs A 

T. ,'Mi-Farland, Mrs. Clillii>ri 

Midenl, Mrs,- fiayiiionii Sliii. 

man and Mrs. Gi-BrKi! Strulii, 

A Linwoiid man brought liver 

50 (jallons of korasune, 

' An Atlantic City wmnnn (In- 

naliHl i!S. 

Various cluirclii's and organl- 

zaiioiiB i-iinti iliiili'd iniiney, whii-h 

IH'l|ied to pay for hospital car.', 

mendeil shoes, fnod, etc, 

•Meantimii, „ i r e m e n d n u s 

pmoiint of t-lnthiiiB (m men. «» 

nii.n, childrfn and babies was 

ppntribiiteri. Snmp nf It was 

brniiiiht liuwii from Philatlrl- 

nhia 

• t • 

Mrs Prpston said yesterday 

that she temporarily hos every- 

thing she ndeds for her people 

and "expressed her graliliide to 

nil- (Oiitrihulors. 

She emphasized that In the 

list of her needy there are tin 

"dead beats", She, has had 

many years' experience in this 

work, and she knows who is 

deserving and who isn't, 

"The peopk who have bpne«- 

fitted from these contribution.'! 

nre people who are ill. or who 

need temporary assistance to 

tide them over periods of unem. 

ployment," she anid, "Every, 

thing that the generous public 

his contributed hai been given 

to people who actoally' art in 

need," , , 

Mri, Riehard Southard, of Mine, 

tola; visited her mother, Mrs, Laura 

Allen, ever tht wert «nd. and ft- 

tended the Met! 

it wee! 

thodist Church School 

Worieeri' dinner meeting on' Mon- 

day evening.. 

•I' ll.c 15 A.V Tiii. Aus :l 

rs were sworn in hy Mr;: 

Brady, nf Newark, slii'i 

.•iiiimandcr. and nîalleil by Mrs 

Marjnrie K.'Cd. .if Atlaniic Cily. slat. 

11 insurer 

iloth uf Ihc stiite enmmimder- ad. 

ihcspeci ihi' ^r.sliii on iiic purp!ises 

nf Ibc I) A V aiKl its rcs|)nnsibiliti.'- 

l.iiiard ilii.se injured ttlnle sciviu" 

ill Ihc armed foi'i'es in bulb war- 

OrFllURS INSTALI.KI) 

nnlccrs iiislalled fur the .-hapli"- 

'.ii-rc 

scriliir vice rriliimatidcr, Ravni'iml 

M. lli'liry: jiiliiiir vice enmlnanilfr, 

M.-iJ A. Piiili Oliver; adjutant. R:i' - 

(11.111,1 Price; ireasiirei: Malciii Rn>- 

eiibcrt; eliapiiiin, Lutiis 1 Kiiernci-; 

scri;ei(lit-al.arins. Waller Williams 

Tiiiisc inslalleil a,, (illicers- ,,r Ihe 

Aiiyiliiiry were: 

Ciiminandcr. Mrs Dnrniliv Oliver, 

si-niiir vite ciiinniandcr. Mrs Pih- 

iil'i.h Hiisenbcl'i!; juniur vitc ciim- 

111! mlor. Mrs. Clara Selvaiin; ehap- 

lam. Mi's:. Alice Williams: treasurer 

(in I slate cunimilteewiiuiim. Mi'J 

jealKMte Villn; nliCNiate, Mrs. Alcl'ii 

Mclleiiry; adjutant. Mrs tiiibi 

KocriU'i-; seri;eant-a|.arms, Mrs !"I-i. 

M KvnnBclisla; liisluritm. Miss Els',' 

Rvnimelista; cnmlticiress, Mrs Win- 

frcd Olfti'ield, 

p 

Ij'ilr.nil 

j 1 iJt hi-yi 

inys I hi 

Ai.i.ni S" per I'l'iii i.' 

|,ers"i'ni'l m i ' uiiiirr 21. lie Mild. 

U MKMnKRS AT FIRST 

While tin- unit wiiulii hiive n 

ni'iiiiiii i'iimpl.'int-nt d 1-4 uHii'.'r- 

and ircli. pri-'i'l'.l limit-, nil ni'tt I'er- 

suniH'l prnbably wuulil nii'iiii (ill 1111- 

Page J, Please 

Work is Begun 

on Master Jetty 

Project to Rinf 

Island Tip in Stone 

The rumble el stnre-l.idi'il truck..-, 

iilrcady a tamihiir -uiind in O,'ciiii 

Cily. wiis resumed ill IN wi-i-k :\~ 

riiu-iniillnn iviis -tarlci 1 in Hie new 

S33M1U0 jelly and breidiwalcr pi'"- 

ject al Ilie iiiirih pnint uf llic lieaih 

Till' lii'sl limd (if quarry "lulu 1 ar 

rived by rail pit Frnluy. arrl pr.'- 

liniinary ui.rk w;is bemin ihat tliiy 

Children to Find 'Treasure' in 

Beach Sand on Easter Saturday 

hy 

ln«- 

A Ibiwltmcl anil S.m. th 

dder pn Ihe stiile.iiid i-nnlrai 1 ', 

Edward H Huwki'i- iiniiminrcil 

TO IN'C'I.I'DF, BRKAKWATER. 

Scene of nperalinns is he'.wcrn 

ScaciilT and Seliertst rds.. fril'il 

•where the 1(170.foot jctly will ex- 

nd into the inlet in iihmil 

'pie t'hamber nf Ci.m'nerci- ni - , the iiiiluw insj Mmulay. April 

IMIIIH-I-II Ibis week that thi' pupi.iar I ORUJINATIiiJ BV JKRNEE 

F.islt-i- KKM IHini icr all ihiliii'eii ul 

iin i-iiif.miihity will be staui'i! iii I :i' 

p in Kaiurilay, April B, mi ihe lii-iie.", 

10 

Four Round Trips 

Daily Scheduled 

(or Near Future 

Franchise Route 

May Be Changed to . 

Include Wert av. 

Improved local bus serv. 

I ice to ciilltrttl and south Bee* 

tioris (if Ocean City, with 

Kcheduif*

V 

r 

felr, 

m 

28,1950 

Cty 

HectricCo. 

Stock 

A45 Bright PUe. 

». *. 

Woodcock, Has 

ft CO., he 

m •> • • • • * M, AIM. •. rh 

^MM, Ml Ex ft. 

O. C. 1SSS-M 

Red Cross Quota 

Is 75 Pet. Raised 

Effort. Interuified 

u Drive Nean End 

did not takt a •count of |200 of tiie 

Ocean City eoiltetlon and iums add- 

ed by other diitfieU Monday and 

Tutsttay- 

10MB DltnUCTl LAC.OINO 

Some of the districts were^ lag. 

gin§ badly, tuch il Middle Town- 

ship with $9fl reported on a I6nn 

quota and Cape.-, May with 1344 

Police Sergeant 

to go on Pension 

Bate* to End 23 

Years in Department 

Almost 23 years (if service In tl:f 

The Ocean City fund camijaisn 

Occiin Ciiy pal ice department wii 

committee of Ihe American Rid 

Grots had achieved 7( per cent oi 

itt IBM quota this fteck and wot 

intensifying efforts to conclude ihc 

annual dolicititlon by the end of 

next week 

1 

,. ^. ^lu.uiw be icrniinated for JSiTKcliiii lllraiii 

'local 1 solicitation, said he isas coirs | \\ nines on April 1. wlii-n he wil 1 

fident that the $1,800 quilts here rrlirc on pension brtaUBC ui iliswiil 

be exceeded when fin*il r*M;ihihiy 

porti are submitted iifttl week j chief liiibiMi .! Lji'ki-y JHUI.-UI-.---,- ' 

F " l l h ! t l l h l ' sr'W"' 1 against a 11.000 seal. 

j and various mcr 

Mr. prict!, who is cu-ihairniai' 

listed by ii-sull 

with Howard. S, Staintun in tin 

TO BE* Bl'Kll' 

h 

••Tri'iiMii'i'" 

sard, and 1 

ê^rgh;iiL4 

'' retiirim-i-.t «i..- 

r £ * • i 

A spuiilii SI'LI 

fur nnalk'r tut.- 

2I>\I. st ami Hi 

Called For ^f^l/^r' FV^ v ;, Tennis 

£l•"' 

Children to Find 'Treasure' in 

Beach Sand ^n Easier Saturday 

was reporttd by Clinton B Price 

treasurer 

COt'NTV IS FIB fEST 

At the same time, Cape My 

County as a whole had by early tnu> 

week contributed approximately US 

per cent of its S8.BJ0 quota. J. - Bids (In two public imprti\eii-.iMV -jEt ButCf wii> jiri,iii.,li-,l ,.i il ,r 

rrn««."V«r.Tî 

- 

cording to reports from the 12 

branches submitted to Mrs HestiTJ 

Sttvcns executive secretary of llu' 

County Chapter 

n r'^."J .S?.-"r,.n*'lhl ..«, . i,*'ll'tir?' 

b.y the cliv 

1 

cun'.mi!.,«ii'i]er» w: A p r 

m t 

'"' 

11. it «a« clei-idi"! Friday IBKCSAN i s 1938 

The public Murks »ill irvhiili 1 !'•- Hi 1 lir«t n i i i i c ! |,,.l.ii -.".rk l;,-i-• 

puiTi lii bulkhiaris u" ihi- liiiyfrulil ,it ,ii- « !i'ir,|.ur;irv i.iiifnini.u. 'I' I'.' 

lJlh 14th iind IBHl pl» ;ir.d tin- !••• si.iv.ini'r nf IBl'li ;.!. I i-iv.,ii'i' . 

iiurtaciliB iii I'itht ui lilt inumi iiui! !•• rm.ii.i i.i ii'iiniiiT i.f :hi hiiv,' . •• 

lenni, court. .'•'!!• 1 1H2V 

A Li-iitmci .ii... .. -«iu?i:i I..,- •->-.. 'H'- r - ''r :ii- 

sihiiol ajic" Cirnriul Mi-liiniaii f .ut,,.i- ,..' ':,- 1, i. r-Si n hi i:!.ii 

sjid "ii jiiveh tlieni triiijiinij iniil (' , M : I I i, , ; ii'.ii.;!y ..,,!- I.IL;.,' 

will in-l|i insure thiii the "ne^l « J! ./, i, -., . .n.| .;,i .iii ,n,',"^ i.f *,. m 

Uilii't riimf. . ]r 'i, i^ ..' n r , |ii(iii-.j. 

"I ;uii ciiiu inceil thjt lllf ill;f iil " " '_ _J_ '_' ' ' 

mison «p arc iiyi al w;n tndis is .. .. 

he, 3yse fit! ihc !ii>t limr AIC have ,. ! ' . " . ' 

ciMinlri. In Ihe u|iiniw-*LY 

est.i, Unli S-f^tumpUit »iih hiutriii. 

; rtadv ID «f.ir Hv mjt.tf,,.„«, m nB>ni.,i,ii..|.l f«f "•-«"••• ""«' S" 1 " 1 " 1 

PENNSYLVANIA READING SEASHORE LINE 

740 Aebury Avenue Phone 2185 

Quality Meats 

Fresh Killed Poultry 

A FOOD MARKET FOR THOSE WHO 

WANT THE BEST 

One of your most important Il insurance / papers 

hangs on your pharmacists wall! 

j HIE KIXT TtMB you visit your phirnucy,, ukc a gooJ look at this 

! certificire that lun^s nn the wall . . , 

This is your Start's way of aisuring you tlijt the rc|iifcrtj pliar- 

rnacist is not only proftssionjlly traintJ, but that he hassutLCssfulIy 

complttd a State Board cxaminjiign, jnj ,s ,juMifuJ Lj l.iw to serve 

• you with his knuvvk-Jyc anJ tethniijl skill. 

I Your lii.iniijList knows thousands oi diluTt-nt drufls— their 

dosage, usage and pro^rtiej. He has the sueiUiiiL ahility anJ cquip- 

HiAfilNC AID 

I mtnt to conipnunJ them into the nididnts your dektor prisinlies. 

Like your douur, ht kweps abreast nf the latest medk,,j develop- 

ments, and the constant improvtilitnts n, pharmaieut;t.il proJuctl 

and practices. 

His profess ion a! training is rc(lc,:ted, ton. in the wide variety of 

j »p!:ciali2ed merdiandise he unies in his store. Fur here you'll HnJ 

j the baby needs, the nkkroom supplies, and all the other items that 

make up your everyday health requirements. His store today is truly 

I ceiitcr of professional strvite in his community , 

Harry H, Lake FREEDY DRUG STORE Inc. 


701 ASBURY AVE, 

WJI. M. II AIL I 11,11 l,,r in 

GOOD NEWS 

THE BUNNY RABBIT WAS AMAZED AT OUR 

BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF 

EASTER NOVELTIES 

'Chocolate Rabbit* - Hem - Roosters and 

Foil Specjo/h'es- 

PRICED R,GHT ^ . NO LOWER pRICES ANYWHERE 

• BC Sure to Place Your Orders Early • 

FOR OUR 

^ HOME MADEEASTPP rnrê 

• C0C0ANUT CREAM tUUb 

• BON-BON COATING 

NAMES PUT ON FREE . •• • "AllNC 

h inc is i OR imp v\.MI'l.-|; 

SPECIAL 

For Churehe,; Sunday School 

ATTRACTIVELY BOXED FOR JtiZ^ 

* YELLOW TRADING STAMP 

# F R U T n d N U T 

' " 

GIFT WRAPPED FREE 

.SEASON 

WhUma 

Jst Variety Center 

PURCHASE 

and Operated by American Slant Company 

card! 

HOUSEHOLR INSTITUTE 

Natural flavors stay in, vitamini 

»nj minL-rals, ton, when foods art 

cooked "\:•jtgrlcsd" in this sturdf 

cast aluminum ijucc pan. Sa*«,'i 

time, work, fuul, Lifefime wwarJ 

Yeu nlso save money on 

• 9'^-IN. FRYINO PAN 

• 9VHN, CHICKEN FRYER 

• 3.QT. SAUCE PAN 

• 4 ] /4-QT. DUTCH OVIN- 

SAUCt PAN 

and ether icokwora Ittms 

Try Our Acme Ouarantaed Memts Under Our 


CHICKENS 

Fresh-Killed STEWING (4 to 6 lbs) 

S 39 

LsnisifAr Irani! sr Iwiff'i Premium 

Whole cr 

Ihmik Hill SMALL LEAN HAMS 55' 

Cooked Ham 2 " "$1.?9 Frashly Ground Beef "4Se 

Gonoine Beef Liver "J3( Smoked Beef Leof " 29e 

Shert Ribs Beef " " " "35* Corned Beef f " '"USt 

Sliced Beef Bologno " S3c Cheese !'; " ' • 19c 

1 1 1 1 

" " %'" \7i DeviledCrobi ""19« 

PORK LOWS "i 43' T c47« 

DUCKLINGS 

lorge Boston 

MACKEREL 

» 19c 

No, 1 Large Smelts 

Whiting c "i;;:5S: i " ( 

Smoked Bloaters 

Fancy Lobster Tails 

38 C 

n> ISC 

35c 

ides! FsnEy Califernig ftft 

Fruit Cocktail N :,p32e 

Pineopple Chunks 2 l . 1 ,,.' 1 ,'37e 

Plneopple Juice """ 2 •",'•„:,' 69c 

Ideal Apple Seuce 7",\,"l7t 

Ideal Apple Butter 3 " "' " Iff 

Sliced poath?',' '• 3 ".'.' 39c 

Ideol Fruit Coikioi! 2",^2Ii 

Sll«ed Pie Apples 2 " ' 33s 

Fontyiiueberriei ""^"aSc 

Bed Toj choi«« 

Selected Fresh Fruits & VegBfahhsl 

Selected Andy Boy California 

BROCCOLI - 

Bananas B " u " ' " ' • • ' "15c Lemons ' 

Celery Cabbngo "'lit, Yoi.is*""'"" '•"'"3 '"-25e 

Sweat Juicy Temple 

ORANGES 

Farmcrest Fig Bars 

Glen Cove Clam Chowder 

Saltesea Clam Chowder 

Farmdale Lima Beans J:;:Z-. 

Hurlock Ripe Tomatoes 

Farmdale Tender Peas 

Qdmi Sauer Kraut £&, 

Tender Stringless Beans ^< 

gtdSt Macaroni SI1U°;,,,H 

omato Soup 

Buy-Save 30c 

••autiful. Colorful, Durable 

PLASTIC APRON 

and 3 No. 1 cam 

ACME CORN 

FOR S9 

1 

" "MSi 

lb I2 c 

It-mag 2IC 

1 10 . o, 

* fin.* 

3IC 

4 Ni J 

as«t 

m No V i 

• No 2 

Tops in Movor 

21C 

150 

23c 

zqc 

rase 

fl Hand far I»ry Tails 

tfJCP Brand 

Ssuih Amerifan 

70' 

Wia-Citit f»Kie J, 67c 

""_""-!"-"'""""^ 7Se 

'psilMltir »ilh iovii,i oi Vomym Potk.d 

• CoBd'l. 

Mm 

SUPREME BREAD CONTEST 

10,000 CASH 

IMrf Malik autiM* •>! wr' 

» 39« 

"741.47 ASBURY AVENUE - OCEAN CITY 

SHORE RD, .nd HIOBEE AV. — SOMERS POINT 

Rulers At Odds 

On Salary Bill 

Table Resolution 

Urging Amendment 

r»«i!;:L..,a.,,:r 

in India More 

Happy Than Ours 

Will 

f.'ontlnnrd from Pit 

"1 tut the iflin iiiiit it v.i 

iil! HliiMifiur und li-iMiiit', J is;,' 

(i liy Cum. 

rr,y I J>ii% t- 

A. >.,..,„ H " ri^'t, TVV,,I l-"'»l mil thi.1 J'.iu lav, .,,s»(i,' 

. , . . , . , i. i inr yinii- liiina IUTI 1 - u u i II.II 

,', ' , "'',•,,"•''. " p * T- " \ S"" 1 I"'!''""!''"!! t»ull(ll«- ill iii'ivi , 

1 ii .i 'i . !I-.-,.''I -i-r- " ' "'' ''''''• "' '" ''"•' " ""'' '• | ""'" 1 - v 

W I I i ii iiii si) SAI'.AKV hill 

I ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' '., " .' I,,11 1,1.1,,It 1 ,,! 

M. c... 

I 1 1,", i I I * I" M \',]l \'|«l|tV 

1 HIM Ml M 

. i II,,,!.- It,,I - 

i i.i i' n.i 

I I'.. 

I\I.I ' ii I 1 Kl \ I Vi Mil .(• • 

; i l h . 1 1 1 1 \\ • 1 iii:ii I i l l ! > ! \ V ( l H 

1-ii 

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•iiinini! i,r ||'i'l' " 

I I ) i M i l l > ; • If. II.!• H i ( n i l ! i l l ' 

iii. l..i^ hi-, n in j ,• jifiil.iiiily i.ii 

M l . l l l i . l t! i- 1 !,,!,'li S l : , ! ! ^ !! i.i , 

\ l i u l ' l v [l.iih I!,li»I Alllt't'll'lll.,< 

! -:,.•',].!•( f.i 

h ,i-,,.I t.,,ri 

il ill I h l l l i . l , 1 1 1 - t l . i l , 1,1, ••• 

" Y . . : , i , . : , \ l i . n . k l i . i i t i , . i r i i . , i . 

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-Florida Youth. 17 f 

Held for Robbery 

Looted Summer 

Home, Police Say 

.) Crilv |i,lii:i M j i i d i y i:|(,i ;i 

: ii! n n iikii.li iiiul i-iili-i'li.u i,i,,- 

YmtsMa Gets 3 ___ 

Copies of Hut 

Ocean City Song 

Thunday, Mfti-cii 2S, 1980 

Mr, nncl Mrs. Frank C, MnltheWi, 

B rd. hayu relufnctl home 

,ean Wily OOng ,, l u, r .; twtl,,i,Onth l sojiiurn j in Fl Fltir- 

>i=,.H,. Vi^^tiiii whii rri'iMltly iiNi ;.11f 1 i,th,.|' piiris ui ihi' south. 

i-|.|,..|ili.,l fi,i ii i n n ? iif I lie w i n i U 

(il Ilii- m n i i , "ficiiin (Jily I Irf.vi' 

Yi,u" liml n n (riiillilii llivillC hi!' 

•• i^h jii'itiiti'i!.. hi. i-iifiiirii'Fi tliiK 

iiiiLi-ny uui.m-,1 i .! w-yi'i.r-.,l(l y,.ui! 'i' 1 ' 1 ' •••'»•>! '', iK l-uljl^ln-'I in 

o , l u iiJli-liHy lili'M.,-,'1. ii.il.lililliii ' , l!«li iili'l M l V,-,,i-|li, tin-II I'!,!!- 

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1 A&1 PlayforP.-T.A. Hello again 

in 

recuperating from a 

School Movie* 

Church Group Hu Lunch Also are Shown 

Mr*. Oorothy Himllton md In 

WoGlford wgn ho»tcu« Tuesday A culnrful md «L11 portrayed 

afternoon at • luncheon f hen in the play Sleeping Beauty »as presented 

by pupils of tht 51h gradt 

p»l cWcb by Ihe Womeni AIDE!!' §J the. t»ntertslnment hlfhlight g! 

the mnnthly meeting of the Ocean 

ft* Rev Fomrt E Vaufihan. ret Clt> Parent Teflfher Asseeiillon 

tor. exhibited rellgJouj films aln Welnesdg} afternoon last week in 

tin l h 

the Central ai »rhcol The pbt 

Has arranged and dlretted by Mis 

OPIRATIOM Ceraldllm Fasti r 

- of Mn Laur» Garrison 42 W lOt'i Miss Kathenne Ogclrn siinther 

; ind » voclU mil •t underwent «n operation in tn» member nf lhe faculn jl»f> enter 

Surf HWpltal Sen We City and s mined hi shnumg film slides nn 

, rial* waid- convilejclni at her hume Iu?al!h and Safety fur rhildriti in 

the Home and School Girm Cm 

tn 1 and Blcjtlt Sjfitj 

APPOINTS 1SOM11UATING GROl P 

fc During the busirts* session Mn 

Errmd Warren president ippomlc I 

mminatmg cummittee nmprisin 

Mr* Elizabeth sprat! Mrs Chr 

tine Wnimth 1 Mrs Iiarette Hi 1 

d Md*,*> \ ir^jniH ^strange 

Nininatmi Jnd t li el n will uk 

pi ne n Mj% 

Th* prisitliit al,o -innrjm.nl Hint 

MO ARBIRV A1FWF 

th. hi«tm r^hi 1 ital 4 iiiitio 

T NYMAN 

I'UONL BUS" fur rncmt mis hdi IHIH L m| Hi I 

nd turntH ur li 11 i tain C 

'rr^H a'* pirt uf n i * 1 nit nun 

ne li n Mil i C Icln Jul iki. 

ntet n£ 

TO SEE til M STRIP 

\\\ n imber it 11 i r f i 1 

* Lrr II * itrd 1 tit I d i [ ui tl pro 

em i nr\t rfiii^di* Mjrth 30 °ji 

S II p n II Ihi hifch ehncil dud 

irriun tc \ t i tl 111 , tnri Tm 

Lhildim tor miu. The ( 1 n 

ir I ill int tli i llhl r u 111 Hie I I>U I 

1 th p iblu il li N rtl I tl I IlKi I 

f 1 rv, and n ift 11 leqL-ite tn 3ML 

inj. tf tduirfl 1 in NLU It r 11. 

Il i •, FIJ lrlii If il t! 1 Jli n 

rn m IN Hrean P rlu ur. I 1 i 

turnt-tl u\ir It Hi- wflfir* fu ul 

Plin rt hi 11 1 TH Ii f r tin 

P T A t ha\i I tl irtl annuil 

Cn riU F 11 mi li 1 1 Al ril tn 

limn thi> n-mral liinrf Diln 

1 By DOEOTHY DAT 

What ..... with winter ^——officially 

having been dtelind ovir 

uur Eum hit bought, and the 

Easter festivities just SVSF the hofi 

ion wo can at lut feel a UUlt more 

like spring the«# days And IO 

along with the sdvdht of grten up 

time here 15 somo of the newi we ve 

gathered fsr jou 

Stilt incationing at Fort Laudcrrtali 

ria Brc Mr and Mrs Frank 

Bradley who are plaryling to r# 

lurn ly Oteon Citj around April 1 

Among those iho hii\e rreenlly 

remertd from Ihe sick k l list MMr 

h 

1 he c 

* 

Henr> HartrndH who was confintd 

f week v. ilh a virus infection at 

Ihi- homi* nf her partnts Mr and 

Mi3 Htnvard btrong of Philadelphia 

• • * 

Dnk Knnbli daughter o[ Mr and 

Mrs Hirman Kimble has al« ic 

tenllv recc\ered from an iltack nf 

pntumunia and is presently ipentl 

ng tht spring vacation from ht 

htui,iL it Bildwin Sthoul nt hn 

I jrtnl^ I nine 

O II if Ii 

this \sitk in 

li di Mr Mr Getirge Ludlam 

./ cm Hi n uho vi Hid their !jUin- 

V. F. W. Women 

Elect Officers 

Mr Dt n Fnrgu^tm w i ilictfd 

\ rc± 1« il if Ihr W mi-n Auxiliar> 

Mf t rl i^ nithi at ^** P ( ^ home 

Shi uc r 1 Mrv K J% Dr^rf H 

inhir nff ir ihm*r 

t li ridM Mr EJUn I hn^nn 

Mr MiUu Smith pn 1 prt irimt 

\ s design lid li ict ts t lulling 

ffutr fthrn thp ru \ a rim riatratmn 

it duett 1 in April Thiiu nn rr 

17 an 

family of Elkihs F§rk visitrd thei 

summer rtfiidencc at 32 Surf rd on 

5-iturdd¥ 

Mr it 1 % Kid e AU 

MI >, Bi s Pi 

rth Bav Miami Bt-ath Fla 

hiln u Florida Mr and 

md Miss Filmcr tn 

Ha\ina Cuba 

Mr* I i i I" Vn rh rnti rtaint 1 

tf htr -lub it A t,ird j » 

ii c^das 

Mr mtl Mr rirl Bjri.it u (r 

their d iUiftn Lurj Dnn M\ra 

Inn and Mn-h,n-I wtn ûc t r Women Democrats 

Have Supper 

Fifteen members st the Weinen'. 

Roosevelt Democratic Club hid an 

enjoyable covered dish supper Mom 

day night at the horns of Mrs, Edith 

Townsend, (4S8 Prospect pi. Caid 

playini followed the meal, with 

prizes awarded to high scorers. 

The cfljb decided to sponsor 

card Barty late in April at the honw 

of Mrs, Ann Robinson, 503 9th st 

CEEL'S 


1111 linpaw Are. Hwu 1S1I 


StMk Sandwich 


ANTIFASTO • TOMATO FBI 

8PAOHETTI * MEAT BALL! 

ON OBDEB OKL* 

» A H to n r si. 

HUB. CBCKLU HIOLIACCIO 

Submarine 

Sandwiches 

Small 25c Large 45c 

• at • 

HOLROYD'S 


Phone 1871 

f 

Hie w.rtk end uf Mr^ Ellen Zan "8«V9ry Subs Thai Siiisfs" 

if At naj uhs Maryland 

mtttitmiMitintttii 

RE-SILVERED 


GLASS REFLACEO and GLAZED 


MMM 

& S CLEANERS 


ASBURY AVE, PHONE 2746 

OPEN YEAR AROUND •» 

Ml 

Repaired 

-tRefuuihed 

- Kitchen Cabinot. and 

Cupboard* mads to Order, 

Reproduction, of 

Dotclt Antique Furniture 

m IMIa V» far • Free Krtiiwto 

Earl 

North's 

Wood Shop 

IMk St. Opp. 

R. B. Italian 

Phone 2838 

\GARET JOHNSON 

SCHOOL o/ 

DANCE and DRAMA 

K1W TEEM STAUINO APWL HI 

• S»fe Street Phones 0478 or 2241 

JOHiSOM'S 

, HULTTV SALON 

STYLING 

MUREW'S HA1B0RESSING 

COMPLETB BEABTT SERVICE 

by ANDREW and CLAIRE 

•» ABB1JKT AVENUE 

PHONE mn 

CLOSED MONDAY 

HELEN'S 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

«t CWrtT Ave. * Phone 0935 

PWf s Beauty Shoppe 

HWWeitAve, Phent 1966 

HAIR STYLING 

PERMANENT WAVES 

-fr ./. 

ncunri d 

Tl 1 atti-ii hn p 1 irir \M on 

ly Miss Fr*ttr 'ilh UT ule 

< * < 

Babies Are Born to 

Five Resort Families 

Babies were burn t;i fivn OCDHII 

City families at Shore Memorial 

riuriiif; the week that ended 

miiiorily in lhe hnsijilM iuirê\v. 

of tonsilmer i'ductatirm for 

with five of ihe 11 liiiMhs recorded 

Dairies Inr, She will discus the 

for the ueri"ri. 

dairy industry and show films. 

Local arrivals were March 14. 

There will bo dgor prizes, nnd 

a girl to Mr and Mrs Clyde Vincent 

ice cream will be served, A silver 

1329 West av.: March IS. alloy In 

offering will ho taken. 

Mr. and Mrs. James Dixnn. OH 

The Civic Club anountps that the 

North ft! Mareh IB. a hoy In Mr. 

mpotinH \Y-- opt*n to everyone and 

ind Mrs. Niehula Palermo, 7S(i As- 

that invilHtioni are eKppclBlly ex = 

bury hv=: March 19. ;i girl to Mr. and 

tuiidi'd to club wamuii. 

Mrs Juhii B Smith. 41fl West av.: 

March 20. a boy in Mr. anil Mrs. Research Club to 

Edwin Merryrnsn. 1025 Asbury av. 

Other births werr: March 15. a Have 'Drama Night' 

girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lvri Barter, 

Somers I'liint: Marrh 17. ii buy tn The Women'* Hrseaffii Chib will 

-Mr. nniUMrt—H.-rlu-rt King.. Wi||, 

. . . 10 A, M. til (i P. M. 

Ti-.I.KPIfONKS: 

WOOnrilNE 1-817'J 

VM)(H)ItlSt 1-1177 

LISTEN TO Ol'R RAI11O PltlXiRAM OVEK 

Slallon WMtl>, 1340 on Vnur IMal 

Wondav Thrnujh Friday, 11:0(1-11:19 A, ,M. 

"The Siory Brhlnd Ihp Slorv", uilh Marvrn Millet 

State Jefty Fund 

May be Increased 

Legislative Group 

Asks for $300,000 

The Joint Legislative Appropriations 

Committee Tueiday gave tentntive 

approval to including In the 

1050-51 slute ljudgct a $300,000 appropriatien 

for eoniOruetlon of ntw 

jettlei to combat bMeh erotlon. 

Oovernor Drlieoll originally had 

fecommerided fundg ohly for main, 

tenanee of existing jettlei and ten. 

'Old Man' Hickman 

IS BACK 

ON THE JOB 



To Take Out 

KITCHEN OPEN 

Daily: 10 a. m. to 7 p.m. - Sundayi 4 p. m. to 7 p, m, 


Deviled Crab 46c es. Clam Chowder ..SScqt. 

Deviled Clam ^=20ce«. F. F. Pat.toa,- 

-MMirtrirf^-»i.TOii. Bgjas&^'iSft: 

Fried Scallops =« = =90cIb. Cnh Saiaj _ = ==$l,7Slb. 

Fried Shrimp , = _$1.2Slb, Cole Slaw -,^_ = =3Belb, 

Fried Filet fluke, Pepper Hash . . _ ^30c 1b, 

25c, 3Sc, SOc per order Potato Salad _,.._38c lb. 

HOT PLATTERS 

BKA FOOD PLATTER (:onl»liiB: D«*»i!d Crab, Fritd Srallops. 

t M 

Frii-d Oyste", Fried Shrimp, Deviled Clun, Fish * 

Ai«o Cole Sl«w, Tom»io, Leiluee, T.rUr sauce. Pickle, French Fries 

HOT, PLATTKBS Contain! Cholee ol-Bevlled Crib, 8o»IWp», 

Shrimii, Fish, Clim .,'... . •. • • • *" 

AIM C«!e Sliw, Lelluce. Tam.tp, TurUr Siiuef. PleWe, French Friei 

. or Palais Salad 

COLD PLATTERS 

CHOICE OF; Lebster S»l«fl. Crab S.iad. Shrimp S»l»d, Shrimp ^ 

CackUil • ,....-.- •••_• _••_ — 

Leituce, Tomato, Cole Slaw, Plekle, Potalo Salad 


Live and Broiled Lobater - Lobster Taiii - Crab Meat 

AH Kinds of Frerfi Sea Sood in Season 

1155 Anbury Avenue 

Fifty-Four Year* ui Oeew City 

Phon« 1515 1516 

Resort, Two Houn 

Cape May Court Home emu, 

laled Ocean City whan it went 

dry for more than two hours 

Saturday when the Neptunux 

M?ater Company made^ water 

conntetloriB for the new Burdette 

Tomlln Memorial Hospital. 

It was neeeiaary to shut off 

water «erviee for the entire 

community while the hospital 

was connected to the main sup. 

ply line. 

Club Speaker 

Defends Parents 

Not Always to Blame 

for Youth Misdeeds 

Cape May Sells 

Bonds at 2,9 Pet. 

Tlie Cape May city cnmrnissinn 

Thuriday, March 28, if 80 

Pocahontas Has 

St. Patrick Party 

Two Skits Presented; 

Square Dance Planned 

A varied program of theatrical en. 

tertainmeiit featured a St, Patrick's 

party given Friday night at a meet, 

ing of Nalona Council, Degree o' 

PocahentHB. 

Two_ skits were presented. One 

was "The Blind Men , wilh Mrs. Mue 

The remilfirly stheduletl muetniK 

Monday awarded a aontract to B(- 

if ihe city commission which would 

land and Saftrin Co., New York, for 

[iill on Good Friday, April 7, was 

the purchase of (35,000 of wilier 

:honi;eii tn II day earlier, April R. 

plant bonds 

ay motion of ihe board al Fridaj'r 

The llrm offered MI interest rate session. The change WHS made m 

of 20 per cent and paid a bonus nf deferem'e tn the religious holiday. 

Mffi. 

proceeds of the bonds will l»' 

used lo drill a new well and muks 

other improvements In expand ca. 

pacity of the municipal water plant 

c i,iiF FRATERNITY OFFICER 

Albert Cliff,, son nf A. J Chr,'. 

J4 W |7ili st,, has been elected' vice 

president of lhe Siama Chi fraternity 

at GetlysburH Collide, Chi! 

is a member of the Junior class. 

See Too Late to Classify 

Adi • • - First Section 

Huis P. Voss 

201 A*bury Av«, Ph, 0413 

Auiborlmd Dtalar 

GENERAH® ELECTRIC 

REFRIOfiRATORS 

To Mett One Day Early 

D. of A. Celebrates 

Its 54th Anniversary 

The Ocean GUy Counell No, in, 

Daughters of America, celebrated lu 

S4th anniverigrv with a gala dinner 

meeting in The Sentinel.Ledger 

building Tuiidsy night last week. 

The dinner y?at followed by a 

meeting, and irhpromptu entertBinmeni 

and rernarta. 

yacht Club Sponsor* 

Phila. Fashion Show 

*A card party and fashion show, 

wiills. 

Grubb, Mrs, Louise Roienberger under auspices of the Women's Com- 

Mrs. Florence Taylor and Miss Bosemittee of the Ocean City Yacht 

The amount provided ii still small 

marie Vote In the leading roles. Club, will take place tomorrow at 

by contrast with a report submitU"! 

"The Consultation" was presented the Strawbridgi! and Clothier de. 

tho saint day by lhe State Beach 

by Mrs. Emily ^Turner, Mrs Mary paiitm»nt store, Philadelphia, It will 

Erosion Commission, which esti. 

Dean and Mrs, Peg Courtney. be the initial social event °' lhe 

mated the cost of eisentlilty needed 

An Irish mlnitrolette, with tbn seison, 

coast protection work at i27,nf,0G0 

cast in costume, entertained with 

• * ^ • 

The Commission also recommend- 

songs and stories Taking part wore 

Mrs, AreldB Lloyd. Mrs Florence 

BILLV PONTIERB HAS 

ed that lhe stale assume 70. Instead "Let's give the parents of our Taylor, Mrs Lillian Tallman, Mrs FIFTH BIBTHPAY PARTY 

uf 60 per cent, of the cost of anil- community and of all America a Frances Mathls, Mrs. Edith Towr.- Billy Ponllere, son of Mr. and Mrs 

ernsitiii work. 

break ' Kenneth M, Frlsbee, prinsenrl, Mrs. Minnie Blum, Mrs, Car- H. C. Pontiere, 1939 Wesley av,, cele. 

The committee, while including cipal of the Linwood public schools, mela Ooldy and Miss Voss. brated his fifth birthday anniversary 

the new erosion funds, eliminated urged in a talk to the Ocean City Refreshments were served in awith 

a party Sunday afternoon. Re. 

from the proposed budget a $600,000 Exchange Club, Monday nilht at dining room decorated with sham- freshments and games were enjoyed 

item for liberaliiation of teacher Plymouth Inn. '- rocks, clay pipes and snakes, with The chjldren also congratulated 

pensions This proposal by the gov- "parents have been kicked green and white paper. 

Skipper. Billy's dog. who was one 

ernor had boeri flatly rejected In around ton much," he contended, "If During a business meeting, plans 

year old. 

the Senate Republican majority 

children do go wrong. Pop hangs were discussed for a square dance 

Guests were Bonnie Cornwell 

his head and lakes the blame from 

rnurus 

to be sponsored by the Council April Ronnie Moyer. Leno£e Townsend, 

others. Some parents do deserve the 14, under the leadership of Mrs Jimmy Camburri and Billy Pontiere, 

Previously the committee had re- criticism they get, but they belong Emily Turner. Mrs, Freda Bonham 

sirred more than $100,000 which to the irresponsible fringe of so. received the attendance prize and A railroad Diesel locomotive en- 

Governor Driscnll cut from stst,; ciely. Too • often juvenile delin- Mrs, Elizabeth Voorhees the mer. cine has about twice as much com 

muMMim nnd library accounts and quency is described as the fault of ehsndisc club. 

linssion as that in the average au 

nilcied i#s-crnl other minor items tn parents, instead of 'same parents', 

tomobile engine. 

Tomorrow nighl's meeting vll 

finM thp current proposed budget SUFFER LOSS OF RESPECT feature a public card party. 

iliil In iiljout $180,000 over the gov. "Parents are not the only ones 

eriior's orlalnal figures. 

who read magBjines and newspapers 

or listen to the radio. The younger 

generation does this, too, and from DAR Hits World 

Would Name 6ridge these media absorb the idea that 

parents don't know much of any- 

for George Redding thing. There has been a subsequent Government Plan 

A jninl resolution proposing In loss of respect for parenthood." 

ilcBiuniitc the slate highway bridge He said that society needs to help Says it Would 

nn Route S-49 across Grassy Sound parents ryther than heap criticism 

Channel in Lower Township as '•The upon them indiscriminately. Endanger America 

Oet>ri!i- A. HeddinK Bridge" was in- Things that society might do an: 

truflured in the legislature last Wed- Rive parents more moral support pnd Strong opposition to world gov. 

•ie.Hfluy by Scnulnr Anthony j, fa- respect: strengthen agencies that eminent was expressed by the Nev 

supplement the home, particularly Jersey Society of the Daughters of 

The rrscilutiiin would authorise the churches and schools; expand serv- the American Revolution at the an- 

iih.ciim »f a tiiblet nn the bridge in ices to youth by letting them help nual convention in Trenluii, Thurs- 

nrirne it i?i honor nf the former mure actively in community affairs; day and Friday, 

senator HIH! mayor of North Wild, strengthen the economic system, and The Society passed a resolution 

wdod 

try tn provide a higher standard of condemning lhe New Jersey leglsli- 

morels, he said. 

lure for passing a 1B49 resolution 

NEW MEMBERS INDUCTED 

favoring world government. Mem- 

Dies of Heart Attack 

bers were urged to petition ine 

Cieitner Simmon, 42. of Wildwnori New members inducted into the lawmakers to rescind the ineature, 

Crest, died Tuesday after he wasclub 

by Charles Munich, immediate CALLS IT DANGEBOl'S 

strii-keii with II hrarl attack while past district governor, were Claude 

wnrliinM with an Atlantic City Elec- McCliiry. plasterer, and John Green- I' staled that world government 

trie Cn line crew nn the Shore rrt, wood,'local merchant. 

wiiuld be dangerous because "the 

iit t'uurl House Fellow workers ap. Anntiuneciinent was mnde uf a 

cil.zens of the United States woull 

be hopek'Sily outvoted in a wor'd 

lilieil resuscilntion methods without Ladies' NiHht meeting of the club federal government by the horde o' 

avail, 

to liike place Saturday, April i. at almost two billion Asiatics. African 

the Ocean City-Stimers point Golf ant] Eastern Europeans", 

Wood fnr enfflns is said In providi' 

Club 

The state stand was similar to one 

Guests of the club at dinner v/vrv 

.Hi' of the heaviest drains nn Chine* 

already adopted liy till- National So- 

fu ndgfnonfs I 

Miss Ruth Nt'Vius, Miss Eleanor ciety of the DAR. 

Pasehall, Mrs, Bupert Wicks, Mrs. 

your R Q x c 

URGES CONSERVATION 

Herbert Brawnier. Mr;-., nk'hard 

pharniqci%f 15 

Sweig/irt. Mrs. RiiH Lnper, Mrs. The organization also asked the 

.jiimes Becntte and Ted Clymer. all legislature to pass laws that would 

Uîng the skill o 

AL-EN YARN SHOP of whnm helped make last week's stop the "dangerous depletion of iw 

^g*? gairipH rnreu 

minstrel show a success, and John urai resources and destruction ot 

Ml Say Ajenoe -Tiwler.- — - - 

he vahmhje wild life of New; Jer. 

3r^ nf study and « 

""" ' Phone ISM 

Hey " 

?» hp carefully to 

FREE INSTRUCTIONS to 

'Announced as the Society's choice 

State Police Probe or the honorary title of State Pil- 

the i n g r e d i t? • 

PURCHASERS of YARN 

grim was Margaret E. Zinek. a pupil 

Thefts From Schoolf al Mnorentown High School, Bhe 

WLS one of 6p girls who'attended the 

Slate Police arc continuing an in- conference Friday as guests of local 

vurtigatinn nf a series uf thefts from chapters. 

schools _m the county. 

Mrs Ralph W. Oreenlaw, of West 

The Palermo school was entered Enijlewood. was elected the new 

and a fiuantity of supplies taken, ami reisenl of the slrite organisation, sue- 

gasoline was stolen from the MarceodinE Mrs. Palmer M. Way, of 

mora school bus. These thefts were Wllriood, who was named honorary 

111 ubfiut the same lime that two sew- i 

Your Rcxail phormge 

ing machines were taken from the 

Woodbine school and its bus gasoline 

Is o good man to kne 

lank was emptied. 

HAVE DINNER GVESTS ' 

Get acquainted with h 

Polk-e hnlieve thai all nf the rim- Mr anri Mrs Hurry Sldchnllom 

lieries were by the saiur person or had as llicir dinner gueMs Moliflsv 

evpnhm Mr find Mrs. O Hipkins 

and Mr. and Mrs, William Sldeboi- 

.mi. The evening was spent playing 

canasta 

41 

'Your Doctor Knows' 

SELVAGN'S 

Rexall Pharmacy 

9th St. and Asbury Ave. 

Phone 1§39 

ALL FAIR TRADE PRICES 

No Lower Prices Anywhere 

TELEVISION 

$ $ Save $ s 

ADMIRAL - EMERSON .RCA - MOTOROLA 

G. E, . WISTINGHOUSE - PHILCQ - D11MONT 

Immediate Delivery 

ANY MAKE — ANY MODEL 

Reception Guaranteed _'24 Months to Pay 

Aerials Expertly Installed _ 21 Hour Repair Service 

Grover D. Brown 

Shore Road, Marmora, N. J. Phone O, C. JS96-R.1 

Day or Night 

>«»««»•»«••«»«»«»«»*»»«*••••••»«»«»«*»••••••••»• 

JM| Complete 

f Landscaping | 

Service 

We Will Plant a New Lawn and Furnish 

Shrubbery From Our Own Nursmry 

Good Grade Top Soil Used 

Mushroom Soil 

Call Us Today and Let Ut Give You in Estimate for 

Completely Landscaping Your Properly 


Zion Road at Bargaintowri Lake 

6 Miles from Ocean City Phone Sotners Point 2360 

! 'f=--c, ; i ]>:-; •• . 

AHOTHmtAtP $*t] 

CANNED fOOO THWFTIVINT1 

Customers' 

Corner 

What do you think of 

our ^ 

We take great print la 

plan these department* 

M that aU dairy product* 

are as MmbUd at one convenient 

spot. 

Do we J » r r y the 

Tarietiea you prefer? 

Are iheM producli 

cut In ihe sber yen 

molt frequently use? 

Are they packaged 

lhe way you Uke themf 

If you have any rag. 

geMiont that will help us 

improve our dairy departments 

and serve you 

better, pleaie lei u» know. 

Please write I 

lirtiatr nilttltii Btpt, 

AftP Food Sterei 

420 Lexington Avenuf 

New York 17, N.Y. 

^PINEAPPLE 

4MARTLETT PEARS 

ÎTOMATO JUICE 

FRUIT COCKTAIL 

JUKI 

% '— 29* 

V DiL MONTI 

SUCS OR HALVB) 

PEACHES 

2^45' 

oft MONTI 

EARLY GARDEN 

PEAS 

2 a 39' 

N «T IN 

tT 33c 

^ 24c 

V 33c 

PRIME RIBS of Biff 

SU«R.R!«rff WNCH CUTS 

SHORT RIBS OF BEEF 

RIB END PORK ROA*T 

SMOKED PICNICS 

5LICED BACON wt *" u 

VKAL ROAST ..WHEW 

43c 

••c 

IARGE FRESH CORAL SHRIMP 

Mart h • Uiittn (nat #m wkol. f.mily l» 

(tfri t» •niey, luy • pBund at two thil •••!• 

«nd .nd lurpriM HM (tmily with • Midout 

riiriinp dlih. 

Ll, 69' 

FRESH ASPARAGUS 

1 35c 

NONE PRICED HIGHER 

CAULIFLOWER 


PASCAL CELERY 

STRING BEANS 

JUICY ORANGES 

ONION SETS ISM* 

SEED POTATOES 

SUP POTATOES^ 1 " 

FICMI0A 

UM "t KB 

3 4«V artf. M 

17c 

NIDICK'S ORANGE CONCENTRATE 

NOW — Ounii Bill* £«MI«II. 

I l,» Valmia Ortn^l^Wpli! 

, km 

B-OI 

19 

•ntialt Ii no* (null. »•>• «• EACH CAN MAKES 

1 iftr 

-!>.ar * •" 

BUTTED 3jf#tfmfiB 1Mb £Bjfe ta ^-M 71 f* 

BUTTER FAMCTCIliMlir »iid WWG Hnf, » «W 

JELLY EGGS ^XW, 

TOMATO SOUP"*"* 81 

BEEF STEW 

ORANGE JUICE 

TENDERONI 

HOT ROLL MIX 

3 ID ^1 Z 25c 

14-OI 

CAN 

43c 

39c 

25c 

21c 

PAPER NAPKINS NVMM -2 5% 

GOLDEN CORN «HS*'PU 4'iS 

SPAM, TREET or PRIM ^ 

DAILY DOG FOOD •?»& « ^, 4ic 

HOT CROSS BUNS ,m «^ 25c 

DRIED PEA BEANS B ttc ^ 25c 

8th STREET »• 

1U, PRICES tN THIS ADTItBTOKMETNT 

. I 

i 5 

'/

Thursday, March 23, 1050 Board Approves 

Work In Schools 

Supply Bid* to Bs 

Opened in April 

The Boari! of Eiiui-utiun Tuesday 

h h i l h f bid 

KsTABi.isHHI HI* 

J. W, MORRISON j. W, MORRISON, JR. 

Stb and Ocean Avenue Phone 0160 

niMht iiuthyrizt'd iitht-rtuini? fur bid 

In "In- r,> • • ' •" ' " 

iliil sir 

r. A|iril IS fur si'i,- 

Inr Im- 

iiur.i-.v -ihr 

Kimble in Group to 

Work for Highway 

A three.member commiltw. was 

appoinlvd this week from Cape Ma/ 

County to assist in plans for tun. 

slrui'tlun tif ll ni'« hish sriiwd high. 

w;,y fonma-li 

wilti thi ! ni'iii 

Mii|iuiirjd M 

C 

Mprnuriiii 

|iri'siclfi,t 

nf Ihf Ciiiif Ma* Cciiiiily CMumtii: 

Muv 

i.n • !n I 

Police Alerted Against Obscene 

Shows or Reading Matter Here 

Ocean City police have been in- Uml ulti-mpls surli a .how will Be 

...i 1 i . . 1... .-Jznl^Hi iii _iis..i...i;*îi.i I ai !• .K I,, ^. fpaiiitllv " 

striiîud tn hv visitant in prt'Vi'nlini; ' dut far Iroulili* 

sufl. Public Sufi'iy Dii-fi'tur AL- 

slus K GIII-IZ MI id Ulis wi-fh. i 

nutilii-c! i-uiinly iiulhurilie^ f+1.i* 

Somers Point 

Im-iii 1,1,4,-,. will niuiicrai,, fnllv «,l,i. C r m lt. 

Hi,- .•IIIIIJUIIJJII hy Alien,.'v fii-ni M.I "3QQUIS 

ih id,, Pi.c-.-is i*, ,,,:,, Donation Envelopes 

rnty 

1111: C.ty 

> p,- r- ,.i,!,Uiif ,,ii ,,l ,r ,,w.. r ', , f.i, 

1,1,: IKi! II,,, |iiil,i-c v, ill k. •• '.I.I ,, 

ir,1 ! U.,\ h. . 

M . . | . , 1 - (',, ••!•. 

,.- , ,,ili-i 1:1 , 

8 

Summer Rentals 

A FEW OF OUR BEST LISTINGS; 

Two-Bedroom Apartment • $500 

Will furnisthed in miiriit'. t'lertnt: ri'lYi^rriiiiii-. 

One block from Ifith St. ln-iu h. 

I n c l u d i n g 1 - e s r g u r u s ! . T u .li - . r ; . . .'•• ••:,.: :.,.-!..,-. , ' h 

Two-Bedroom Bungalow - $650 

Open, with largo pnrch. jruml ln'ds. i-l.-iirii- 

refrigirator, in A-l runilitiun th!••.u}j-fimit. Nth 

St. section, 

i 

Three-Bedroom and Maid's Room 

Cottage • $1400 

We)! conditioned uml furnishc'l. ric:ii' Iilth Si, 

btach, Barttê. 

uf (•uii.miTi'i-. 

Kiimiifl f Klilri.dK". (il t'aiJi 

, MI I ||i-rin:iii K Knnhli, i. .lire 

.Mi- (Ici-uii C'lly riiuml.i-r uf 

I-.WII' !.. \|.iw. I'.IMI mi ll.i- f..mmi--| Uin-iMur Ci'lii fcaitl Im .li.c-s 11..I ii..","",,,.",, V>. 

Il iil.K.i 'ciri-tii-cl S11111 rinln;ili-lll I li-'t- j Uiii.k tfii-rc r- nny 'il)Mi M- in»• 1 .• 111 r.- i, ,,,",'„,',„,,. 

irn.i' II.i" •..I'I.MIIT vinii'.i.,!. Mr ' ' ' " " '" 

.: '.••!: v .ilk- -r |l,..'|.,,hl:i lll.r 

-,, , 1 1 '•'••' | 

• **«^^*^^ ^?«p# B.VKKHK ( . ,,,M rct'i'i'tK |- 1 

1,1 , ,,,; .• y , | . H U t U . P i , I , i - i , : , , i ' • ''.',",. ''' 

W i * h i i i i * h p a r d i h a t i h r u j i F r a . t . , 1 1 * , , :••: ' • ' - - , , : , [ , , , i ; 

^ u f i h U • . h t i ^ w i r r H i r y i n g li< *'•'!!'. \ r : > •• H i , , M '!,., , 

a Doer Hits ! '>"ni( ii IIII««RH cu>." ii* .«nu. '"'.,•,, ' ' ' • 

p I . jj ' . j j "Wi- tlu noi inlPiid 1 to prrmii -.ui'M , i; ' _ 

1 role; in Hospital Iblilg, lirrr. pillier, and am ifruun *-, f> 

11, r M , v. , * "' Cancer Campaign 

,t •!'• i. "•/.-,'-V.,',"',•.'.I 1 ,.'-,. I'liViiVi'-ICole to Talk to Chairmen Named 

..I,: M," Al., 

i Police Captain 

In Car Accident 

List Your Property 

For SALE or RENT 

With This Office 

Property Listed with Us Alway. Receives 

Prompt. Courteous Attention 

RICHARD B. ONLEY 


UK \si li »i I Hf i 

Phone 0784 

I'hmiv MI3 

mm il«n»l on • l*ft tun it 

•hen M kad OrovtUnd av. 

H»rry Arlan, 20, of nHitntvUlf, 

woi f nod |5 and cosU for spetdlng 

on Ihort rd. Both chargei were 

jriBde by Officer Charles Oriy 

Mrs, Whitaker at 

Dauf hter's Home 

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Mortgage Money 

ALL KINDS 

ROUSHER 

93i Ocean Avenue 

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PHOTOGRAPHY 




CAMERA REPAIRS - 

John V, Pontiere, Jr. 

60S Shore Rd., Someri Pt. 

Phone i S. P. 8222 

• SALE 

3.5tory 3-Fami!y Apartment House 

1,,, i, .,,,,11111.1 i in... :s 

$20,000 

3-Story 4-Family Apartment House 

1 ,,ih I- !•• Fluor 

A|...lll'i. i'l 

$18,500 

E. MORGAN MAXWELL 

ROBERT R. BENNETT, Aasoeiate 

14th Street and Weal Ave. Phone 2949 

SLATi AND OfBeei ASBESTOS AND 

gfOB ROOFINGS 26 S. MAINE AVE BUCK SIDINGS 

SEA BEE ROOFING CO. 

Slag, Composition and 

• Sheet Metal Work • 

(OBERT R. BOSELLI ATLANTIC CITY B0267 

SPECIAL! 

. r —-— 

The Week in Somers Point 

'— MM. Alexander W. Sabum, Reporter — 

Thank 

55 Pints of Blood 

Are Donated 

Bloodmobile Makes 

Visit Here 

FOR ONE 

WEEK 

ONLY! 

EVERY 1950 MODEL 

KAISER or FRAZER 

in our Stock MUST GO! 

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•Hi 

SAi.i-: >)•.„••• iii-ai 

milliM.j.il m,.l!,'[« 

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... ..il; I.i,, 1 r n t i i i n i . l i . . , ! S l i v h l i ;j>, ii.i-.in '.I 

*SALE* 

2 BEDROOM 

Unfurnished 

Dwelling 

With Automatic 

Oil Hot Water Heat 

$6,000 

y% CASH 

Centrally Located 

Beautiful Condition 


SCOTT 

REAL ESTATE 

613 Eighth Street 

t HALK Slfi^.-r Miirhiiii- ,.1,,-MI,. 

..iiiliiM.ii I'hi.ni. 

"I'll II Ami'il B.iraiit' (liii.rs V\i 

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Mr, ,\ ,| Km.il, 1 

"II Mil 

RrdlliPil — (11,1100 

GUEST HOME 

Perfect ronditiuii, Nmv hi.(lr.Hims ri i-nmnl.-h. h-iili, -,,( , 

h,.t wnlor. Hectric k.tch.n. din..,, wli lllh S:';; 

^hedro,,,,, npfirlmrnt on lirst fit,,,,-. H,.al,-ri pf(1|«,J" " dl 

TWO-FAMILY 

Ocean block. Two bedrooms, living room dininp rnnm fi-i 

and bath in each apartment. Fully furiShed ' '" 

Sl Pi 

Sale Prire — 

YEARLY HOME 

Choice neighborhood, Coltaiie contains ,) liedmmw - I,-,tp,.- 

living room, dining room and kitehei, TvL porZ, „;«. S i 

ramplete (Wenn view. Automolie warm air heat, N,Sy **\ 

Reduced — 118,000 

CHOICE GROUND 

Commercial eorrier avaiiable, Blocks of ground ooen for H* 

vclppment, Exwll.nl seleetlon for the new hom" P owrS 

RENTALS 

Cholct lelection o( eottnfes, buninlowi and annrtments. 

LIST NOW . -. . BUY . SELL . RENT 

ENJOY OlIB I.ABOE AND SELECT CLIENTELE 

RC.Fr«Oh E. R. French D.A.Sw,B 

1 ATLANTIC AVE, TELEPHONE 0900 

ESTABLISHED 1MI . , 

CAREY 


Boardwalk at 15th Street Phone 0178 

• FOR SALE it 

YEAR AROUND COTTAGE 

IN GARDENS AREA 

All Roads Lead to 

MILLS REAL ESTATE 

219 Asbury Ave,, Ocean City 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

Three-Bedroom Home Jo r\(\(\ 

Nrw'h. 1 'l'.'7 1 \ Wil1 ' lir V |llmi1 ' kitr-hf-ii. U-i-.u' r-,i'^',.'. '(V.ni.TTîii.n 

Apartment House , "" *û? r\7T^ 

*16»500 

See Us . , .to 

BUY • RENT 

SELL 

BEACH FRONT 

HOME SITES HOME 

SITES 

Beautiful Modern Home . 

I.i»"itcfl in Som.-iv Point ••(Vnp. 1 l,,f -?,-- , , 

Three-Bedroom Home , 

_.,__.,._ _ ____ r '' ui '"wliHi. Residential siTtinn.' 

Beautiful Farm Home 

"uutfil. 4 bMlrunniH. •>. til,, i,,l11r,.,- ,16j5 

i J i"nty ,„• ..uUjiiilillntfs'" .M".M'I n"n, H" y lll ' ur () w«n îtv- 

cxffllent condition. ' "' nil-nl hn »*-- Kycrythlnff""in 

Guest 

v- 

in 

EDWARD HmS 

O INSPECT OUR 

NEW MODE RN 

SAMPLE HOUSE 

Stfjcco Tr»> t 

Open Daily 11 a,m. Until 5 p.m. 

STOECO 

TRACT 

Howurtl S. Stuinlun Mrs. Mary 

Ewing T. Curaon 


Phone 0007 

Sinawiks Hosts to 

Pleasantville Club 

HOMKRH POINT — The Siiiliwik 

rlulinf 5nnu:T-S PulEH ^d>. iluhti 5 s,K tii 

the PIl'UMintvillr 1 Sllmuik Clnh at .1 

Ulni'iicuii mueiini; at Wisenw's on 

Thursday. The tabli's wori> clMnrii. 

led with St. Pillrlck's Day rnlnrs 

iiiirt each women rcrcived 0 liny per- 

f!.n4iliiei f d cnnmge 

Mrs Frptl W Chapman, prpsidriit 

i.f llic SnliHTF Ptlillt Cluli |)l(.!ilfllii. 

niifl with Mrs Anlhim.v C'tirid. |)fl'.»i- 

fiinl (if lhi 1 Plf'iiwinlvilli 1 rlu!) t'iliP 

.:! di-lnilt'd at-cnunt nf tiii? year's ai- 

tn, iiies. 

Mrs Wiilinm Hsln]ilas preheiiled lit llic Bt Pallleks 

P.iriy tiionsureij by the Wonien s 

Soiiety of Christian Serviet of Both. 

liy MiliiodiHI Chiirrh Tiiesday eve- 

in'iB. In the church annex, 

Harry Mealey was llic annoLiilter 

nd Mrn. Rouer William* (JIIVC h 

irifitiiliiin. Mrs John M, Steelinari 

»:iHB a sulo ami il duet with Bu.:l 

I ; nilieid: ii |iiano Miln was played by 

MR. Earl Heamau, and solos were 

- - ii ii (i by Beatnue JtilllliiCitl and Shir- 

Li Mi/Coy, 

Tile rninmillee ineUlded Mrs J. 

M Hleelman. Mil-. Oeorne Morris, 

:\)i» Fhiyd Vnrlu-o. Mrs Arlliiir 

SUH'IniHn* imd Mr* Charles FAum: 

There were aljout SO in hllyndalici; 

i.r

V 

r 

.*. 

SEASIDE 

RAY 

T l T . » l l \ V . M j i h :•- I W I M I! M M . M S M i l 

BARBARA lAWRENCE 

OnfaHWu/ly 

jftfRESTQN FOjTER • EARBAgA BBITTON 

TtCHNi IICOLOR HHiMMWi 

l ! i : \ 1 I !: I 

THE STORY Of A KID ... A CITY , 

AN! THIRTY GODFATHERS 

WC KID from (0ttM> 

,, T "GEORGE 15INT • LYNN IARI "'•• ' . . 

.'n IU5IY I1MBIVI * *» 

•»» V / rsaiulir-j Bill vrt-".,". B',!3B[!a.H4N5 / 

C "J»" \" " W CKENIERG . OiRiriiia • i-i.l iUVJU ,« 

•n'l-.i-'' 8 .., L' A REPUBLIC PICTURE 

K M I I I A V • - I I I K i l l ! ' . M n II \ | i i i l I 

/ M-G-M-s FINEST PICTURE! 

Coming to Village Theatre on Fnday So. Jersey Coaches 

Plan Organization' Donald Clark on 

Inter-Frat Council 

LlarK bahl^ at 

=r— Village. Friday 

JLK 

Y. ;r 

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M ay : -er.i're M 

Ai.-.. M • Lj 

(((MINI. * 

> I! ii ! i in K mi.ii i'insi i i i I IIM -. . s Nhi n 

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"IIOI.IIIW I N V , "IMll Illl \ . \ ] \ I \ I S M I I M M I I 

I.KillTMMi" 

ASH'S CLEANERS 

506-508 Ninlh Street 

BE READY FOR EASTER 

Phone Us 1078 

FOR DEPENDABLE CLEANING 

WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT 

With Mcfl Modern Equipiiii-iil ,md SUill.'d Worki-i- 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

On the Traffic Circle, Somera Point, N, J,| 

Ml II \l 111 f IV |\ .dill KH si 

OLD CLASSIC 

Pints 2.S4 Fifths 4,04 

GIBSON 8 

Pints 2.SS Fifths 4,04 


Pints 2.31 Fifthi 3,67 


Pinti 2.50 Fifths 3.B6 

Available by the Case, S,, Discount 

ICE COLD BEER !! 

V^ ft 

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Jbhnstbne's- 

.8 >fl Asbufv A 

IV 

DAN'S 

SF A F O O I) 

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OLi-'.AN SHAD 

I Ki-.-MM MAC Ki'.KI.I. 

( i) [) 1-! .i 11 

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Phone 8589 •»• 

/ / • ^ / - 

SHAFTO'S 

RESTAURANT 


S H V V ( H i s I t I I f * I' l > 

C ii:f SPKCIAlfi • 80c 

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DINNKRS 

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WI V. i.MI TO I X I K N U 

EASTER 

C R E ET I N (1 S 

Id Yf. 1 \ND VOi R~ 

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KASTKR J< 

E CHS N* 

I'iNI-Af'l'l i-. - ( iil'RKY j C n ( 0 A N l l 

N l ! HflN WON 

noi.i.ow (loons 

;".!".(,S - HABBiTS • CHK'KKNS 

lv,|i(.rii-il iiii.i 

KPiii t.AHi.Y 

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u Mvi-.ltii-s . i n i l ( , i n H i . ' » 

\ O i \ H O I T O N K N O W S 

CT' '; SELVAGN'S 

REXALL PHARMACY 

'»!!> L t i,J \slJllM A\-. Phone IKJ U 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

Id I in M Quality of th** BVH{ Dru^ 

Ait* A1 w a y a U sn d 

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H.M.I VV.W.t-. SAI.K 

1)1 M !'I ODOR \N I , 

I M.lll, 1 1 . . .1, I ,. , J | 1 i , 

I in • , ' , f i 11, ,i 

Dbodnran 

Bath So.-.js - 

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i I 

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t": 03 

! 

I;; BEEF, WINE & IRON TONIC 

i=> ' 

TONI 

HOME PERM, 

I UK J 

•Jldill Kii , 

I i 1 

f..r,,,..,,,.. 2- fnr 38' 

,, 60 c ld 1,00 

MINERAL OIL 

fiNT INT BflC 

ill,in iin II....m ^J j 

Hand Lotion 

I. Impi,i[;iMl -| in, Hi.iili 

-_ I iiiillM. . i,i;r^ it l t m ) | | M 

|Mi|lill,!i tii.lliiK. 

Rpvion • Ardi'ii 

Old Spice . Jcige 

Well-known oppelhs slimgianl 

and tonic for simple 

MEN'S TOILETRIES 

KINCJ'H MEN _ NIIL'i.TON'S Ol.n NPICK _ y,\RI 

Nilk or Inititiduiil IMCII-H 

— COSMETIC DEPARFMENF-T 

«F linliirr-(hi. FDllnwim ' 

CIIANKI. . • AnllKji , flullARKV -MAX p u 

ilHllil KAMMS »nj c'liTVS 

AM. FAiR TKAI>F. PltlC'ES —NO LOWER I'ltin 

uiiHi «p*iiUuj» 8 a.m. in ii p.m. -i Hun, III !!.,„, ig l p.m. — (H0 ii 

2 F.VF: SHOWS STARTING 7;CM - 

:'/ 

M()\ 

Cl.ARK GABLE 

LORETTA YOUNG 

WYnmeeiTY 

, MARILYN MAXWELL 

i-;•, .. ,' '.-, • ' HII '> I ' ' 

I,'..'!-' 

Aji, . liliJIillllt'lliinil"' 1 '!"'!!! lllLlilMllii'liiniM'l -111 

iiii.ii inK i i 

Court House Girl Better Bus Service Assured for South 

î.iiViimi.u Killed In Crash And Central Sections, at Hearing 

r.f r..r;n-.fTi f r. ^Vf V* 

I •• A h . I I . . , , i . A u h . i i i,l, ! r 

,'i , II :,!!.< . !:,(i I l . \ I,,, I 

Hospital Fund Drive- 

Now TolaU $39,500 

11, Null),. • • .1) ,..U 

! "The Better Buy-i 

Is BETTER -BJLT 

ir''rr» 

ANci Offfrrnl I* n New- Si/c 

^ TWO-CAR DOOH 

1'»•()" y 7'(J" x 1 'A H" Thick 

'I hr.-.- S.Ttii.liR IIIL'II 

p K i c: i: 

KKDUC TION 

noors > 

 

The Better-Bilt Door Co. 

EGG HARBOR CITY, N. j. 

Car Skids in Snow; ! „„„,.,,, ,,:l. , _ . . ~ . . 

Second Girl Hurl T h i n -il;r. , .\!:i!. h ',':; 1 '.'.*|H SENTINEL-LEDGER. 9 

,'Hitl Limit on 

ru< !5-h.p. 

1 iigmr upiiimul mi /'»!• /.//w' muJrls ill rsiru emi. 

I wo ( (m.'itiari'. 

Honored (or 

S«*rvi I I 1 ' 1 ' 

\ll (.(illl|l LI IMlll 1 - Will u'UMIKi \ till fnMll 

tlio In.iiilv lit lloilv hv 1'ivliiT to Ihc L-nmlVirl iif 

Kiui XLIIOII friirn IIIL lhilllnr, pi i fm in IIKL" 

nl ils lliril'lv \';ilvein I li-;nl l"ni:inc lo llu- IAIKI 

(Msi'.of i-'oiilnil iliiii ciiiiu's wiili your liuiiix* of 

I IK liin.st in iiiloiii ilii. dl M mil iril IIIISL 

III.IL N (lit. t ir lli ii i Y n^.^ \nii k ilutL ifti-r 

k it in L of hiL-hir piiLnl (. lr^ il Ilit lovi 1 -) prni.1 

uml with Mirprisinj;ly low cosl of opL'i.ition und 

upkocp ... so conic in imUiy! 

PALMER CHEVROLET 

1117 . 1129 Aibury Avenue 

Ocean City, N. J, 

II! \ I I I I f s I l i M t 

s t if 1 nl i jMM.I 

THE NEXT 

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 

IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE, any 

th.iiigi you w INIJ to make m your present 

listing in the ttlipliune dirtitury .should 

In- giuii to us ttuw, to insure its being 

ii,t Unit il in (he ntw issue. 

1.ISTINC, OF NAMES of individual mem. 

lurN fjf yuur biisiness ofj»ani/ation or 

household in flu- ni w book should also bo 

urruhntil for now. The charge for this 

si r\iie is ll 

Ifin CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY (Yellow 

Pagi.s) also iliists soon. Make sure your 

udMnistmcm is in this sefiion which tells 

thousands "Vi hire to buy" goods Of 

.«.( r.ius iht-y mid. 

{Jult ccM (MA MtOUugU 

NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 

insurance DOLLARS help these cattle get to market 

Thp dollars, you put into Insurance do you a double service. They give you and 

youi family the utmost in spcuiify; and fhey serve the Industry that ierves. you. 

The same Equitublt dollar that is assuring your financial protection goes to 

work .every day for American industry. The cattle a rancher shipped last night, the 

gmin a farmer,consigned to market this morning—were speeded on their way by 

Equitab'e dollars. Your Society's loans to railroadi bought freight Cars, improved 

right of way, and made the purchase of new passenger equipment possible. 

Yes, your,Equitable dollar really gets things done. It's building new industrial 

plants, providing the capita! for the research that develops new and better 

pioducts and aiding home and farm owners with Equitable mortgages. 

The capital cooperatively pooled In Equitable Is available for a multitude of 

uses—in amounts large or small, for corporations or individuals. 

In flvery phase of American economy your Equitable dollar goes to work, 

giving you and your family a more satisfying, more secure way of life. 

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 

THOMAS i PARKINSON • "PRESIDENT • ; - 

393 SiViNTH AVENUE ;» NIW YORK I, NEW YORK 

Rep Mien ted By: 

ROY E. DARBY, Field Assistant and ROY E, DARBY, Jr., Representative 

604 Central Avemie Phone 0049 

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jv March. 28,1S60 

m 

Hear* Talk 

,^, CUUm*. Hceital , 

k3 ls'.' 

Brooki. mtdleel 

ytprktr at the Children*; Sea 

i **lBie, Atlantic City, wa» guts! 

Tuentay last week at a 

_ of. IBs Victory Circle of the 

It Wlrthodist Church 

ntftfng, with 23 members and 

• attending, followed a calen 

•I the homo.'of Mr? 

, M Wesley rd. 

Mils Brooks gave » brief hiitorv 

of th* Seashore Home, which Is s 

•1 far epnvilesetnt children 

Philadelphia and other eitiet 

Vi tint one w(n| of the oil 

_ j it now bvinf demolished tr 

s #*y for a new Btructure with 

j inadern faclUtiel. She also 

1 some oi the work done on ipe- 

— In the Institution 

•pecker was Mn. Philip 

•airman of the American 

idety lurgicil dresslnr,< 

unit, who demonstrated 

ulngs are made About 

..... ,..~.4f duriol the meeting, 

tfa, Maurlo- Candy entiTtjfneri 

; wIM accordion lelections. The after. 

MOB WU concluded with a ioeijl 

hour. 

College Choir 

at Baptist Church 

m King's College Choir of 33 

3 from New Cirtle, Delaware 

wfll •Ing during the morning war- 

(blp Mrylet of the Ocean City Bap. 

Church, beginning at 11 a m. 

_ht choir Is now on iu sprinii 

tour through the eastern states un- 

der the direction of Cordon A 

Curtii. el The King's College muê 

ftcultj. Several wtll'known and 

MOM HGKd selections will be 

Offimd by the choir u it pays i',s 

•MMi] vfijl to the Ocean City Bap. 

tilt Church. 

Hey: Victor B. Beatfle. pastor, will 

preach another'in a series of ser. 

morn on revival, his subject; "The 

Road to Revival". 

m 

Wk, 

it. 

Send Easter Cards 

to Shut-ins, Plea 

The New Jersey Branch of thy 

Shut-in Society is issuing an appeal 

to the public to .wild Easier curds 

or small gifts in invalids and shut- 

ins on its inemberihip list: 

Names and addresses may be ub- 

tained from Mrs. Charlps CJ Dunn, 

superintrndent of the Shut-in So. 

eitay. 2981 Tuckohue rd,, Comdeli. 

Church Class Has 

'Sourdough' Party 

Retort Missionary 

TeUi of Alaika 

Miss Florence- Dalbtnv iwitertainud 

members Qf Uw Bert'an Class of the 

Ocean City Baptist Church at e 

"SoufdouEh party" at her home. 412 

Central av.. Tuesday night last wpek. 

Miss Dalbow is home un furloug'i 

after airnoM live years as a mission- 

ary in Alaska. She answered many 

questions about her work thcrt- MMH 

told of seme ol licr exin-ncMirus ,n 

•Me frozen North 

Refreshments had a true Alaskan 

flavor, irrcludint; mnOsrtmrjit'r.* car.- 

tiled slicks (frozen Itslii inossherry 

jam and Alaskan tea. Her Bursts 

jnlered into the spirit nf the |iall% 

ind eniiiyi'd the sourflimah atinos- 

iherc. but were delighted wlu ! n ^!»iC ! 

fid American ice creiiiu and cake 

iyiearcd 

The Bereans partially suppml HX 

niisioiiaries. of whom MISJ, Daiijow 

s one. 

The clii§.s president, Mrs. M;iry 

Turner, spoke briefly as to till' re. 

lations oi the niudeni IHTIIIly us!! ! ^ 

,he lalest Dsjcholosieal approach as 

iornpared with a Christian iymily 

ising the Bible as Us HUlde 

Plans were completed for the an- 

ual party given for the Chnttwn- 

trie elass of tile Chelsea Bapliat 

Church. Atlantic City, to take place 

tonight in the Ocean City church, 

BKOTHKKHOOD .SEES FILMS 

Several sport dims U-ITC enjoyed 

by member* of tin- Bratlu-rhsud of 

Si John's Lutheran Church, Thurs- 

day night last week, in the church. 

Movies also were planned for lilt! 

April and May meeting. 

Church Announcements 

. aad W«ley av, 

amjiKiftfbCHitered ud 

: MtaA|Mrr>Hlareal 

senses cannot inform us what is reil 

and whatsis delusive, but the revela- 

tions of Christian Science unlock the 

treasures of Truth." ip. 70 1 

IT. JOIIN'S EVANGELICAL 

LUTHERAN 

10th gi. 2nd Central av, 

Ee», Frink F. Adltr, S.T.M., Pastor 

Mr and MB, Paul II. Weil, Ministry 

•f Mutie 

The Klfth Sunday In Lent—Passion 

Sunday— 

9;4S a. ill. — Church School ami 

Bible Classes, Nursery through 

Adult Deuartments, Vlsilnri, Wei. 

come: attendance cards given. 

11 a. m—The Service. The Sor- 

mon. "The Saint and Saints", An- 

ihetn, "Judge Me. 0 Ooil:', py_Ncitl- 

linger. thO'Clmncrl Clluir. Soloist, 

Jeannettc Darby Stokes, Epistli 

Hebrews »:11-1S. Gosiiel, John i: 

4«-5J. 

d 

6:30 p rn,—Junior Chnir reh«ir«ii 

7:45 p. m.=Lenien Servtee. Sul 

"The II • - 

r 

oly Commilninn" 

in.—LijfMlershi|i Trainin 

— Chance! Choir Re 

/, SCIENTIST 

' -Mi 

irvl 

ioct 

•_S:45 |) 

Cmirpe 

i:4S „. 

hearsal. 

Thundajr— 

P p. m—Meetina uf Ynunii Wn. 

men's Christian Service. Siieaki'r 

Mrs. Fred T. Woncls, 

Saluriiij — 

10 n. in. to 12 iniiin—Ctnillrmatliiii 

CliisfeS: 

HOLT TEIN1TV KPISCOPAt 

11th it. and Central av. 

K. VaUEhKn, Rector 

lunflay gervlers— 

7:3| a. m.—Holy Coniniunlun. 

0I48 a. in.—church School, 

lla. m.^^Mornine Serviue, 

7:45 p. m.—Kvcnsong. 

Thursday!!— 

Holy Communion, D a. in. 

Holy bays— 

Holy Communion. 7:30 u. m, 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S B. O. 

i3lh sk and Wesley iv. 

Rev, Bartholomew B, Dayl* 

•er. Joseph J. Brenrun 

Sunday Masses—8 and 10:1,1 

lonfesilons on Saturday — 4:30 to 

:S0 and 7;30 to J:30. 

First Friday Mass—7 a, m, 

ConfeHions oa Eve of First Frl- 

lay~7:3O to 8:30 p. m. 

Daily Mass — 7 a.m,; Saturdays 

:30 a m. 

IT, MART'S CIIAPLL 

nd at. •nd Allanlte »v. 

Sunday Mass—0:1a a, rn, 

Confesgions before Mass. 

Mass on Fint Friday—7:30 a 

Confessions before Maw 

\BKR.\A(I.K BAPTIST 

th si. and West av, 

•tv, W, Benfy wil«nn. Tislor 

10:30 a, m.—Sundttj Sehnol 

uis* Pollard, superintendent, 

11:30 a. m— Service. 

T p. m,—Service, 

di 

T-,, «,,,_.».„»: ,W,,,,.., 

Mrj,| 

Wednesday-, 

7-30 p. ,m— Prayer Service. 

* * • 

OCEAN CIT¥ •APT1ST 

Ifith at. and Wesley av. 

"The Church wtUi the tin* « 

JUy, vie^r «. nealtle, p*Sier 

m,, Villaao 

dwBlk 

i.a. m.. 6U oth 

Meeting. 

BE LBSSON 

for Soli 

8:18 a. m— Prayer meelinit fnr nil 

Sunday School teachers and d/riccrs 

in tho iiastors study. ' 

Schoql with'classes for'every 'mc'nv 

Her oi tm, rsmlly. Eusscll Sutfon 

fiijwrlfitendent. " 

11 a. (ti,—Worshin Servieo, Organ, 

hi. Richard Carroll, Spncisi munin 

m » h « f- v «l« eholf from The 

Klnfs College. Delaware, Messum 

by ftiitof Vfttor B, Beattie , 

• 1:00 p. m,-.Teen.A«ers' ChristiBn 

Union for all youhg peoplo. 

S;« p. mvrAdult CHrlsiian Follow. 

* or it} 1 • «clulta. Speaker, Bov 

irn JEUenhower, Inm Palermii 

Josiah Harder was a practical business man 

-almost two centuries ago. So he built his 

mill down by the stream, 

Josiah's Mill would have been closer to his 

customers if he had built it along the turnpike, 

or at the main cross-roads, 

But Josiah built down by the stream . . . 

and the stream turned the wheel of his mill. 

BUILD WHERE THE POWER IS! 

That was the secret of Josiah's success. 

But it's really no secret For centuries our 

Churches have been teaching men to build their 

lives close to God, the Source ol All Power, 

The force of Christian truth, when it flows into 

our lives, crowns the honest industry of man 

with joy and success," 

'ns,i ^«SlP»^^B§^^wîl^5i^RHBR^s 

^ 

mmmm 

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urd*y from 1 tu p. m, in the 

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Itch iturfy pqflod operu with a . 

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Ulrieh. the instructor, of some phasd 

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OCEAN CITY HOME 

Savings &nd Loan Association 

5ll-«lhSl»rt 

Phone 0012 

„ 

Says Big Business 

Aids Little Firms 

puPont M»n Proves 

Point to Rotarians 

. "Amcrltans hu%'e the. IIIKI-JCI: 1 ! 

hlaridurel of living in the wuiiljl to. 

day iM'ijiiuse thty huve heOn treu to 

tluvilnjj liii;, iiiiluslry to [luiiti" it." 

Liiiiis p. Shliiihfiii, Cusltl'ii 

i uf thf 

iliiifjiT uf thf 

Dis isiiin, auitl last 

"P H 

i Ex^ci 

In 11 talk'on 

— „ — in Bottt>r Living 11 , m ,. 

IVitiiry inliMtlub mcM'Uny ;il tho Al- 

linilif City Cnuiitry Club, Ni)i-tn- 

(U s !d. 

_ A UiTKi' dL'k-yuliun fruni ihp 

Jti'iin Cily tiub uUeiulud. Hp5>yri 

i-'ml ssMI "iniikc up" luinurriiw muhl 

il Ji round Uiiflv mcvUug u[ p[ym- 

lulii Inn. 

INHrsTRY. WOKLD-'M CiRKATKNT 

" ! Wt ! liuvij 11 i t_* ihinys \KV want bu= 

uust! wi> liavc nn tufiusiruil sysiei-i 

ijit IN «rot»UT ihiiti any m ihn 

wciMd." Mr Hhnnnon dcclori'd. "The 

sinry of itifliistry \a ihi* slury uf nur 

itiiJidurd ul ilvi!!f4." 

i-*rfifna his iiNthrnt'r in \w\\s nuiin- \ 

am Ihi? tiHifhtifjfi.s winch imalv >t j 

iii^îhlij. hi? hdifl; ''Afiiunt'ii is 

India Peace-Loving, Abhors 

Reds, Says Rotary Speaker 

Dentist at U. of P, for Poat-Graduate Work, 

Tells of Progress Since Independence Came 

-, Continued from Page 

dia bchiti that when they rctun 

iniiii' they nan leach Ihuir iiCDply. 

"Eduyatinn," he said. "Is M«in« fu 

itridu, psid it sypti will hv tun 

pulwry." 

7ME8 I 

/ n f 

iiiiti iriMile. fruiildiii tu act 

i'hti wnrk tci|4('ih(-|- tn piDfiurc jiuocf^ 

tul :riv\vi'H iintl âni n fuif prufit 

lip Un'ir rffni = (j*," hr KMil. • Thr 

I'.tiu iuiH|!i : !h!i!H ihi' in\cstnr, iu- 

•r;iii'h. mmuiiiCinrMt. iitid îhiif= 

p'"I I** prtiCJlMJtHM! Till- billVb iti'l'..''•'= 

iMirt 5 :- di, i -i ribul Hut." 

KNW Cil R STKK.VCjTII 

iit. hi- iUM'iui-i'iL "i?- u rvu_\ 

S JM\ MI nur v,us uf lift- und 'I 

* iJir o n y iji fjihi'j^" 

"Wi' \\i\\r the- tiling \\ Inch t 

(ii,r liif;)! hiiiiifiiird id livii 

li'Mi in Ihi^ (niitiiry Ihiii iMiivri 

• -11 • | il i' llnnLJh j ill ft ilM/iu! lintfiUL'!: 

hi- t.Hil "This K triii* wriilih " 

Mr Hhiinni'M rKphNiii'-r! thiit il 

M- in,; must hnvi* htllc hiMiiip^ 

OUT BRUTISH LSEBT 

A mujurity uf tho posit-uraduiit 

ludenU cun\v to the UnitCri Slatu. 

it 1 said, bul soiiiy aro slill sent 1 

England. 

"This U one ul the unly ways w 

can yet back the money thot Eii'j 

land usvt's us," he juiinted out. 

The "new" India has abolished tli 

.'trnitiuLis tahie systeiii, whicii for 

fjierly = willi the blessinHH of th 

British, hu jiuid—kept the Indiiii 

Ijuoplu in four different "a.if=tigh 

.'OifijjariineiH-s' of life, from whit" 1 

hey could never escape. 

The iK-w Indian eovgrnmenl, hi 

•niiiinuesi, is patterned niter m 

iihnr îMtnmciit in the wnrld= In 

•ti-ad. an atk-injH h«s been iiiacie tc 

._. ... ii..." _ ..I - _ . i _ i _ ... p 3: li 

yij 114 hi', 

iml >>. = 

|4 

f! nod tiiii! utif ewmint 

uitliiiti! tin. nllii-r. 

r>iiF ; *nnt C'i.jriiiifir.y i> nr.e 

iL hnsineh>.i^ iinri "Wtj 

!*l thij, hi^nesr isi-riniM 4 nn 

tTf: uhh'h 

KS ion 

COMI'ANIKS 

•!'l;i. l)lll'..i:l i'i 

\ ! . h i j r l . l ni Mini, 

i n u, p 11 H . f i 1 h , r i\a 

h> II It ,ITVI-! 

liit'ii III.In-riiils" I 

tij.iii'i, it^ rii^tc 

lie ili-dnri'il 

II.- 

• I ' - 

Ai-tii.- 

-I Mli-I ir 

.'I lifii 

ll I.I'lMill I'l 

,,','"" likM-'lllv 

y BH |i(r 

IS- 

*l 111 

•lit ul 

i.ilwl 

i-r ili-i,' 

A - iin I I ! I ' - I I , I I . , . M . .r ! . , • « I ! . - . 

>• . I k r- tii' S|i.,l'.i" I.I |iui>llllii|. llhiv'i 

.•MC ul 111"' Illll.tt'M J ilii.-l it II,' 

I i I li>il n u t Ih.it Ihi!. Hi•« ii iili ,!;i' 

f i ' ^ 1 ! H'? ' !M T..l;i' 1'!' ,'llt,^ I i:i> - 

.!i,i % o t h r r i'fiiij.iinior p r u i l u t t ^ . 

I III MINT DO IT ALONE , , 

"If thf^f ccininniiirs; uael^ IIHC! \n 

ink*' t h r hiiîi^ i j u l y t h r i H . th(.TM- 

i'ht,! lint rinr ni" tlirin w n u l i l h'- 

•'jii tn HHilHiliiLtlil V i h c ^ r itnni^ .,*'. 

• n- ,. tiw- I o.^t Wftulil h e t u n yii'.d ' 

•. • '!i-i'l,-iri'il 

I'.'lytlU'lR' V Uf I'ltfl V.-. jtir-t iil.l- ,•! 

1 ( , i : ^ m < l * n f l l i m L ^ i n i l H l M . t r t U ! , " ' 

•'. |A I" i.- - htl.-IMl».M-». V,llil-Il IJll Uli' 

.,MM- u . i v iii.il u h i c h ln:l|i Iu r;i...M 

.. . . .. tho good points nf all 

loiiilimwl ivith Inilia's own rcqulri 

Illt'lltS: 

(•OMrROMISE ON MEDICINE 

IiKjiu hiiH ulfoL'toti ii fecirt ui L'iiii' 

lil',Jinigi? lU'twoyn SULluli/.od mudit'itir 

and the irotj oilterpriKC prui'lit'D t, 

mi'ilii'ltio, tho sprukcr said, Th 

slnlr Hiiimtiiln* uuvcrmiiunl llospilal 

unit clinii-K in which ilsi' pour reyrivf 

fxiicrl cmf. iVi'll tu njwriitlims. [rue 

fhiirMu 

Phyhic!iin«. lUntUtH. Hi'., iii't.' I'ni- 

pliiycd to work purl llliu' In ilii'm: 

f;.- Iiiiil nii-.K i,t n 'isi'd i-iilnry Tlii'y 

irt' Her tci (It'Miip tile ro.^l of thi'i 

Intu- tn their linviili' pr;it'lii^; Ui 

they ran t'hiirMt' ri'ûhir fu,jy 

*. |T1IKV HKRSK HI'MANITV 

' rinis ninny r,f nur iirofessiumjl 

pi-npip ;,ri' ?,rrs IIIM huiminii.y f«r' 

Hi'iill |i;iy" Hi Miirysi said "In ihr 

ll.i; intlllp. illjil ellllli!,. thl'.V llf-lp Ihmr 

whu t-niiiii'i n rT

priv.'ile (ift'ifps ' 

liihii ilmhlly hninllir linn: C":in(ii';i 

in iin-ii hII** nil* 1 nf thu muM uncMi'r'.t 

i-ivili/.iilitm.-. hi' Niild He rlerhir-rl 

Iiiiil the caste sysliMii was croutrd by 

LI h'U uhu Niiw iiii O|ipurlunlty fnr 

M'lf ^JIIM hy di\'i,!iim Ihr iM-'U'le iiiln 

fuur diÛiiil i'liisê--. Tllu en^te ^y?,'. 

ti'iii w;i> d.\ni^ out v.iien thi' British 

tuiik n\i'r Itidjii tû tTiitiiries nj;n 

l:e in.«erte,l 'Pluy piiimptly rtmn' 

It 

"Now rii»n*l grt mr wriing." be 

h.islcnfd to add. "Till 1 BriUsii arf 

Kupd pfiiplf, Homr of my Ursi 

friends are British It's just llnl 

\vt' !ndlRn» didn't likr ihr|r pulify 

uf îtyrrtim^hL in India. They did 

'A lot of eopd; but Ifip Imrm they 

did ovrrahadnwrd %\w coad." 

He «IPI Ihi' Bnlli,ll |uev,.|iieil India 

rum jtrnLressif y Acv \ih, ;r,* 11 

,i ili'ly t ln-iii Mn 1 . i,r M.di.itm.i 

, in! in I;II|; 

high In India, bemuse it "was tu lh 

ndvantiigt' (if the musters" to kec;: 

the people illilerute. They woul, 

ilul' permit iiidlmlriuiiziitimi. hrciius, 

thiit would IiiiVi' iniidt> Ihi.' iH'opI, 

seir-Hiiini'lcnl iiiul iiidi'piiidflit. 

"Sy uiir ra\s, uoiidji WITC- tJiki,n riul 

of the cuutitry, he eiintiiiiitri, "und 

when theji returned, manufacturutl, 

we paid eight tej 10 tinii'B art ona 

inal price." 

PKINt'ES OUT OF WORK 

The new India hii.K- nciitly scilver 

Ihi' problem oi wlmt Ui ilo with Die 

muharajahs, or ruliiiK linnets, eai-h 

will- fabulalig lni,'ii!iii>K II[ LI JI to "' 

(HIU.OOO per year, untl willi the power 

nf life or death over the people in 

their principalities. 

Most of them — there formerly 

were about SOU—are now out of 

jobs. 

'India was iifraid lliat these 

princes might cause irulile—und the 

British must have been disuiipnmted 

that they didn't,' said Or Marvii. 

"But there was nil trnllole. The 

princely osliiles were amalijiimatefi 

and six prlncos were chosen the cim- 

siiiutinnal hoaiis nf the tie^' uniui's 

The oilier (irinees Itiaj' him- lelt 

iumc rpsentnieiit, hut a|i|liiri'ntlv uii 

wen? happy in make the Mt-Tiiice fur 

li-' lii'iiA of the inunlry." 

JOVERNMENT DEC ENTBAUZED 

He said that now Inch,'! hu? unrkiH 

Hit ii decentralued jjiiYi'rnmi.nt fje^ 

i"'Ke. foreiKii nfTliiiK and I ommoreo 

rf linder Hie enntrnl nf the ci'iii,.',! 

Insorninent. All (he rest is, vesti-d 

n the i'nnst ilutininil Ntiites 

French B 1,0% I'liiiirl nrriiiiEi'd fnr 

lie appearance of Dr. Murvn. but 

his absence, the d tnr »;,s in. 

mlufc'd by Knl.i'rt T. Hushes 

Piesldent Joseph Thli'se iinnciiric-fl 

hut Mr. I.nvi'lfHid " • 

Hand's Clerical 

Help, $18,655 

Congressman'* 

Costs Revealed 

Clerical and seerolarial help for a 

Congressman runs pretty high, ac- 

cording to n study bf the payroll of 

CunKressman T. Millet Hiitid, of thi? 

second Nuw Jersey district, reported 

from Washington over the week end. 

It «huws thai the payroll for Jan. 

usey amounted to IT.B54 60, an an- 

nunl rate of $18,655 for "clerk hire", 

as it is desiKnated by law. The maxi- 

mum fio\ernment allowance for a 

House niember's secretarial stair is 

about 120,000, 

The coiiercssman from Cape Myy 

hat two assistants in his washinil. 

tun office and one representative n 

eaeh of tlie three counties he serves. 

Working in WashinBlon are Del 

Wkng 

phirie W Burni 

id 15851 

Washing 

e. of th 

a 

hat city, who 

Jy and 

was pajd Saan.lO for January, and 

Belie F, ipang, of Cape Mny. at 

Thursday, Marches, 1881) 

Friter— . 

4 p, m,—Junior "Y", 

S»turil»y— 

Ji •. m,—CjHxI^Ntwj Club, 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

•obcrl 2. Wuchttr. 

SuniUy, M»rch S«~pm««lon 8und»j 

9:45 a, m.—Church Sehqal. Mr« 

Benjamin Biekman, guperintendeni 

Claties for all ages, 

come; 

perin 

Viiitoirs wel 

11 a. m.—Nujsery School, 

11 a m— The Sdrvlce, The ehoi 

will sina. "O Saviqur of the World' 

by Pears Sermph by the paitnr, 

•The Eternal Christ". 

«:30 p. rn,—Catechetical Clati, 

7:30 p. m—Luther League Meet 

Rep, Hand also has an Atlantic 

City ofrice in charge of Harry L. 

Pairburn. at a monthly salary of 

$223,30: a Cape May ofrice in charge 

of F, Mervyn Kent, who received 

1144..IT: and a Bridjelon represent. 

itive. Ralph A. Brandt, at §101.06. 

The county representatives serio 

s liaison officers between the Con- 

:ressman and people in his dislrie 1 , 

nd sometimes serve as press rela. 

ions onii-'ers. 

Church 

Announcements 

Continued from P«ef 

iti nl Ihe Imnw at Mrs LetilJ Breck- 

y. 2fl West av. " 

upsday, March M— 

7.,'it) ji HI —Berean Ciass meeUs in 

h'il Mi' I i,5'i>l'tiwi \,.|ll i •• IH- ,• ,.* ' '- r ! —P'M.d i L,a?5 M,V, i^ in 

luh'ficlow. r ' Hie',' nem,:;r?,fl lh ;;. >»•« ""ditonum for bandar 

Ictary Inlerniitmiiiir in IJc.lrnit." ,li I r 0 - 1 . 1 " 1 ." aIKl r( ' il(lln « ° r l»'ssi»"ar>- 

nt. 

iind that hi' sviil hi' ehiiinniin 

f the re?ulutii,ns i'njnindti'i' ;ii tiu 

iilritl fiiiilereiH-e in Atlantic Citv. 

il.ril !ti 

Jiluk CJ .JerrU'r lil'ic'lly r,ul linril 

IJIW fill" Ihr Kaster «i;a hunt ,m 

latufilny A11 r 11 B nil tlie bi'Hi h lit.'. 

1'ren IRth iiild iilth «t> . tu he pi,,,n- 

Ted iuintly hy the Rulury Club "ml.I 

He chiimlicr ul Commerce. 

Illli 

Ml I -1,1 ... 

IlilVi- 1" 

Ii.iri he IIM-II, it 

!,iw'ii\. l,i',.|: 

Do You Want 

U.S. Taxes Cut? 

nw. ! 

ite 

hill. 

Irtst yrar." Tin jiaid. , 

NMinri. whieli wss hnrinunecri hy 

DnPniit ufler'in years of rt'search 

inn: di'\elii|.iiieii| fnllnued ii riiiile 

1M Ihr publii- Miirl.ir ti'' tl.i.l talu ' 

hv I'iiynll 

lfK%'Kl,(lH Ni;W MKTAI, 

M r Sl;iil.|:nil ili.phiyeil ii.lni' nf 

ll.i Mi"'l'J,l iiliiillUt^ Fi,\ elupi'U h v 

: 1 !.,, 111 . 1 

Mr M:ai 

i r.iVMH 

ifiii|,i.'tini: 

inii iiiiii Mi 

pMt! :ind 11 

j > 

Mh inch itlili-l 1 in h!'l : \ • 

. - i U . i u r H "' r * u ; \ ' f i i ! M L : i! M i t u l i h = 

'^Tlir c ! (imh!itr-il rmiilnvmriii nf 

Uif ravnii induslrv is wfll nvrr -i 

niil j tun jiriijilf. ^ h« liaiidlriJ u till- 

linn iHnjiiiis df LhU miin-inadp iibrt' 

,-s% thiit thev :; 

.,ii,,:ti.l i.r ,"'iil 

ul tln-M- I- Ill; 

1,'iH'd iniiii! 

h.ill :,f lii',i\? 

ni'\' j,riiihir! h, 

,•! I'iil 

injlldl 

priiiniK 

id ndirii 

fur in,,!' 

• Iliil'u': 

"The Friendly Bank" 

There Are 

Two Kinds 

Of Bills... 

. . . First, the 

kind you get 

for hard work , , 

, . . Then, the 

kind you get on 

the firit of every 

month! 

.* 

\ 4ifm Wilh iili i,li. 

••I..1 p i>r.,11 1,1 mi.re limn siuion.. 

nt in,in in nil 

II i|l|)i'linil v.ii', thill \: hi'tl 11 j.ili llri'li- 

ed In lie iinii". fin H^!'n'~Y \Ui^ hur 

rii'dlv ff\ iiT' Ly eNcculive nrrlrr, n 

rieiili'd i'% t'liiu-reii Wr iirc l;uv 

|,i.vi|ia iiir nil tlii'sc nii.'tiiki'..- 

flu .lulv 7. 1!H7. C,,i;u;-i'«s ;iiilh, f 

id"l. l.y '.'iiiiir.iinnii!. viih' Ihi' bunch 

II i nf thi' Bfi'MrsI ellnrl yrt I iM'l 

In iiliih ilii i'nW'i''nt. i'i'iUliilPM ;,1 ^,,v 

i'liiuu'i't i=i*,rt.Mi!iîi''ii,n With the 

iipni'm;!! i'i Pri'Mflent F rrun:nn i. 

Wrdntlday. Mircli W— 

( IU p. m—Prayer meetinij and 

Hilile ftudy, Pastur Beattie con- 

tjnueh M -.erieN nf j*tudies_on "Th 1 ? 

Cl'un, in the Life nf the Believer '. 

Thursday, March 30— 

li 30 |). IV.-—Girls' eharlls rphoarsal 

under the direction of Mrs, Lois 

Likens 

Friday, March 31— 

7 p m—Bible Cliib fiir all Imys 

iiiiil mrls in the lower iiudilnrluni. 

Kii nnel-btiiird Mrfries, (ihject iessnn?,, 

(•nntc?,!.H ( hnrus Kinj-irm. Hv\ard.N. ctu. 

leu by Hill iiiifl Jeyn L.iiine 

Saturday, April 1— 

PiiNlnr Victor B Heiittie wijl siieiik 

iH Y.uith Rally at riiinkford Youin 

Ci iUer. Pliiliidelphia. 

[ng 

Tufsday, March 2g— 

3:30 p, m.—Junior Choir, 

6.30 p. rn. — Hpeciol dinner for 

members of Grace congregation, in 

the interest of Christian Hjiher Edu. 

cation Year, Speaker win be the 

Rev, William tj Moyer, Synodical 

director for CHEY. Colored illde» 

of the Philadelphia Bemlnary and 

Muhlenberg College will be shown 

Wednesday, Much M— . 

0'45 |i, in—Catechetical Class, 

5 p, m—Mid-week Lenten Service 

The pastor will speak on "The Crois 

-y-A Lesson in Saeriflce". 

(riday, March JI— 

Senior Choir rehearsal, 

* * * 

BETHANY METHODIST 

Btv. J, E, Rlchnrdj, Puisr 

you Cannot Be a Slraofcr Her 

10 a, m—Sunday fichool, Cliises 

for all ajes. Large men's Bible class 

meets in chapel room, Pastor Rich- 

ards is the teacher, Come and meet 

your friends, 

11 a. rn—MorninfLWorship. Ser- 

mon topic: "Will He Find Faith?", by 

the pastor. 

6:30 p. m—Youth Fellowship. In 

charge of Georse Johnson. Message 

by Rev Donald Bakely. of Camden 

7:30_p. m.—Evening Hour of Sonj 

ind Praise, Rev. Bakely will de- 

liver the sermon. He Is asioclate 

ptistor of the Centenary Tabernacle 

Church, Carnden. He is a young man 

full of the Spirit of Christ, 

Rev. Richards will speak Sunday 

evening in Centenary Tabernacle 

"fir* 

riBportattw an 

lk, we h/tvt a 

W rtT 

Church, Cunden. • 

Special notlw to 

eqwlu: Wf *""" 

•chool for »mi _ 

11 a. m «ervjct. _, 

be wfll taken care i 

adults while you ' 

main church. Nunery u 1 

annex 

If there are those who '. 

rntani of trnriBttt a 

too far to walk, 

service to offer W« 

folk to worihlp wlfll in, . 

778, Sumers Point, by V p. mj I 

da>, 

ST. JOSEPH'S B. C. 

•ev. P.ul V, tanr, 

Masses on Sunday at 8, 8, 10 

11 a, m. 

Weekday Mass it 1 8. ft. 

Catechism Clan, Monday, 4 ; 

Novena Devotions, Thu ' 

Lenten Devotlohs, SUtioru of 

roii, rriday, 7 49 p rt, 

Newman Study Club Thunday,,! 

p. m. 

Come In and St 

the 

1950 Studebaker 

-Ton Pick-Up 

with the Ajiut«bU$e«t I 

for Driving Coitafdrt j 

Mengel 

Studebaker 

112 Centr»I Awmm 

Phone 

Somers Point 

Churches 

In lurniiT PrpMtlunt Iln 

• lid.lKhi-l This C.ininr 

•ii" 

.,1 

111 

Li '-ttfin,; tu ciiirect theiie ills 

s i!i:i!tcrH .-triilil. 's\hi'll Vdii 

ipt i,i iiiiil %\iiii \iiiir ufivernm 

!! %-. ill liiiil :U M 

iiirlni: l,-'iiil ! 

ii'liiiii ui.i'k, !l 

Feiicriil ei 

i-n-ilit iinii 

•\ I'iineh, r i!i'!-ilmy tu picture lii' 

iiln sepiii de I'i'rniii. eiti li i'miiiiin. 

nii diMen-nl tei'm> iiiiil ennditinns. 

pin, ii.it li the nrpiirtivient ,,r III- 

er:..r ,liid the riipiirt in-nt nf Aci'i- 

uliiire 

Tin' Al'l.iv _ Kr-tinccr.- iii-i| III" 

iieUniiiliiiu rjureiiii cu-l the 1: i s • 

lii* -n uh ihifiiiiiil mn i,f elTui't un 

ii'tiiree nf this unsteful ihiplii'-i- 

iii'l ilij. Huiitiy llui'M' Pniici't In 

lIiilitHiKi Vlit. i'kliniiili'fi ',, i'l'iit (H,. 

iiciii.lino Tin' .H'luiil ('"'I Kiis M:! - 

sill I I II in 

In New nrle.n . thi'l-c iin n Ft-rT- 

•I'ii 1 " jl. i>|ii1il lh i,|iel'iil('il M'iiiir.itr'v 

iy diirerfiit tirninhi's i.r thi' tnvern. 

iinl. Thru' ii.inl e.ipaiity II. 1 Kan 

lieiN. When Mineyeii. tliey hi,,I Ii 

I,.till u! !ll;i piltli'llt.!- 

Ii >yii uiint this \i;i,--li' iihd ill. 

-nieii'iu'v siitpi.ed wriie >iiur C

pnF 

w : 

SENTINEL-LEDGER Yesterdays Will It Do the Trick, Sam? 

» it MMtUUM •*.. Own Oily, N, J, 

,-„,, . f •.-•• - •:'"" M *«• 

r *: 'xmm CITY^ 

LOMN B. ANfiBVINR IWIIsf 

OLft Leu. AMIMMI «d«M 

i attunl m.n.i.r ••# 

, Trie. 

m 

I the. Census Taker Arrives 

,„ oome time, on or after April h a federal eonsufl 

k#* will rim your doorbell, and will ask you a lot ol 

•Mont aMut yourself and family. (Every 10 years. 

j know, Uncle Sam counts the noses of hi« nieeM and 

^ HtM riie may be a total strnngnr, or one of ynur 

lhb 

aelghboM - , * 

The usual routine questions will be asked four out 

perrons. But the fifth will be required to supply 

ioMi information. He'll have to Kive the census 

confidential and detailed information as to hw 

m and its nource or sources. 

If you're one of the "nfth" you probably will rebel 

iit mentally, about this disclosure of your personal 

iliji—and we wouldn't blame you if you did. Hut 

u'd better tell all, because ifyou don't you'll be in 

t water 'with Uncle Sam, Thin infurmation is re- 

•d -by law. 

Personally, we think it's a case of unwarranted 

ernmenta) snooping, but jrailinjr at the census taker, 

i dtdn't enact the law, will be just a waste of breath. 

( excufle for thU prying, which will be repugnant to 

* Americans, a to give the Department of Commerce 

^ t of information for statistical purposes which'the 

government thinks will be of value to business, 

i The information you give will be strictly eonfulen. 

, rr= 

qucsls for fiifiils a! n piililir hcrir- 

iiij; in be held in Ni'Vi-mhcr luim 

Ijeliire the iiveiall ur i-iiiiyiiliiiiili«l 

builMi'l wouki ciinie up fur apiirt.VMl 

hy tjuiiiic 1 (In eontrast, ntniiicipîl = 

illes now hold hearings, bii! iiol 

uiiiil the budget is just f>iidy for 

linai sdoptiun aiid whril, us iiisitiiy- 

ers GfUil enmpiain, "it's too laie to 

da anything aboul it*'. 

Thus under Hie new iiinynr-( iuin = 

cii plan, i/iim-ns ^vnul.! havi- i*n np= 

portunity to eonnider various de= 

liarlriient .Hpefidinii plans whiir Iii, y 

arc beihu furinulateii 

COMPTROLLER IN CHARGE 

After the mayor has asffcmbli'd th.* 

departineniiil rtiiueMs mtn a MUMII' 

cunsiilidati.d tjudMet, council nyiy ie- 

ihice any iii'ins by a îinple in.ljoriiv 

vote. If council wnutft In inrri-j.M 

tile biidaet, it must du so by a l\ui= 

tbiriis uih- of IIB iinMiiiieitilup. 

I'mier Ilic i .1 ii ii I'liunril i» I'lHiini'i'l 

i.i w;iicli ihe I'Spcnditiircp uf linul-i 

tii.M'ly IMiiH uniihl hi' di.iir th] T i.Ui;M 

:i t-i.mpii-nHiT nr sinnliir iitlU-i-r. who 

wiiuld hi- iiuici-.i-i'iier,! i.f I hi' iiKiyni-, 

nllke 

Annllu-r liilihliahl 111 tin- plan is 

(111' ap[)iiii:tim>nl nl il hllsmess i! '• 

niinisiriiitil- Auitin^ nUu-i- duties. In- 

Uiiiiid be rriiuirrii In uju'ial!' ';i 

cinlriili/.ed purchar-iim system, and 

hi- rt.hpunhiiib' !nr :!.,' dt^cliipHH'rt 

nnd cidiniuiîNiiiiin .1 it vniinil |.i-r. 

wini: ciioifi: i on 

As in ihe tither plans, wide rbn.-'c 

I., (jivi'n i niscii-. rtcBiring thi' mayor- 

iniiiicil ishin Tur example, the 

iiii'.vur and couiii-iliiii'ii call be elcc- 

ted at noii.partisan elections on the 

second Tuesday in May nr at pint, 

isiiii elei-linns in Noveniher. v^liich. 

ever method tie Int-iil \niers pref'-r 

Viilers culiid elm. .-i' In hnvi/ a. 7 fi! 

D i i.iiiiiilmen. 

In any I'lisi'. niiilcr Ihe C'liniiiiln. 

Binn'ri jirounim. i-lmn-i. uf plan and 

Ilii-n cbiiii-i' nf injiny lipi'ratini? fie= 

l.-nl-. Inr ilial pliiii i.s li'lt tu Ihe peo- 

|ili. wiii, will inTieii! iiiiwi — thf i-i'i- 

/Cfip in New .leisey's Miiiini-ipalilies. 

Ohio Newspapers Place Ocean City 

In Ocean County, Says Morgan Hand 

cean City 

t f O 

unit for Ocean City is shnping 

f disbursed m %hu community, 

""'* liauw Ocean City an important 

, of course, of flrit importance. 

yf 5 **- —il—'7 •"»««n secondary, will be another 

ptja enhancing the resort's current prosperity, 

wai 

—"-•» «-** «*^WAÎ«I.IUJI tjcuter W-ith 

offering ice iikating, 

The two convention delegates, 

strangers to each other, had been 

doubled up in the sam» hotel room. 

As they were dressing for the 

formal dinner, one asked the other, 

'•Say, con you moke up a dress lie? 

My wife alwoys does mine, hut she 

isn't along this trip." 

"Sure can," Ihe other replied, 'Lie 

down flat on the bed," he added, 

nnd then procBedfd to do a beautiful 

j«b on the tie. 

"Thai's swell," said his room mate 

"Bui tell me, why did I have to 

lie down on the bod so you could 

fix my tic?" 

"Well, you see," replied the oblig. 

ing one, "I'm ati undertaker and 

Hint's the only wny I can do it," 

HUMOR ALWAYS HEM-US 

Pasitnger on the 6 p m. New 

York. to. Boson train which re. 

miined slilionBry in Ofahd Centra! 

nftir Ihe icheduiod time of dcBorture 

the other evening, were enlightenM, 

if not encouraged, when a loud, 

speaker voice boomed at 6:10, "This 

train {•delayed because we have no 

engine,"—The New Yorker, 

furl to identify the resort wlHl Cape 

May County in (ii-der til avimi inn = 

fusion with Ocean County iarther 

taine, O., formerly of tftis clly. 

He sent aloni4 a dipping from the 

lrcvi'1 paBe of tlie Cleveland Plain 

Dcalvr headlined "JITM-)- Sea Re- 

siirls ttiOpi'li Kiirly FHIIIIWIIIK Mid 

Wil li'l". 

The article in several places liôg 

Ocean City and Ocean County inter- 

ehaiiBeably, apparently in the iiiis- 

taken notion that (hey ore (me and 

Ihe same, or that Ocean Ciiy is in 

Ocean County. 

Mr, Hand pointed oil! Hint fre- 

(|uemiy. while in other parts of Ihe 

enlinlry. be has mel people wild 

think this resort is in Ocenn Cminly. 

"The snorter we hunk up our ntl- 

vertihiiilJ and selves lo what we be. 

Iniiu in as a eminty. the k f reait'r 

I'laiity di Ci n;;ra|ihiral localinn we 

will have lur (he imtemiid visltiir," 

he said, -Alter all, Cnpe May Ciiun- 

tv refer.",. ... will hi' loumi in all 

linjnr hbraii-s. Tliele is nnlhiiif; In 

I..- inlia-n.'il nf iii.iiiii iis fMiuidihi; 

(Nile .,1 liifij 'inr its record in live 

wars. 

' I SHU • t Mini (lie illy 'Iliek in' 

w.lh ib, .- -:.i.-v fiM.l iiulil that 'slnek 

SerieH A (erii(icii(e nut of eireuiii. 

linn until C'ape Mny C'MIIIIIV IS III. 

serled in it " 

l"i ..I i If-i'i.M'l-ririii I.! 

IVl.il n.'il.l II.- ...!r.«li.ii-r ,.' .' 

I , , k, -f- Ol II.I- I! l.r.lile I.i'l I-'-' •'• 

I:.',,,!- '.f l l " 

fV[':,,!.lv t h e i'-.'i>i.r ,-ii 'I I-I.II-M '••• 

,,| 'I,,, '.ill- i-i. ...,! (-..r.-im-r Hi'ti- 

r |.,|.. i;|-.rli-r|-i,..: II. li.r.-t rli.i' 

;.- (..tin;' i Jihd"i;il'--. l'»r \Ui- !• I; di-|.rivc-.l i,f nil lhi' lli >•. 

liiimN Ul' (is AinerirnMS IHUT >n I'M.:: 

cninyi'd 

Wi- h;i\-i' ht-art! A^si-tnhivin. n 

STIIII di-iuuilii-f tin. teiiili'iiiy II.-.I.IPI 

f''di'r;ili/;i!inn anil .-(-ill raii.'ill inn ui 

puwel- Wl- iiiui- lli-ard Illlll M« li 

nivnrahly pE Hie \ahie ami ni-i-i-,. 

NUy uf Nufi--MiiariiiiiK local seK-m,\ . 

i-riiirent Tlli» bill i.f his is ih-nml"ly 

fii'I ill ki'i'iitnu with hi> Wiircis. 

It may not be too late for Ae= 

S!Miihlyiii;m Hmith tii reiMiiy his cn.-^ 

IJIUUIIIT Aiiil hi' will priibiibly I,.- 

"hill to make tilt' attempt if a N.ilf= 

llcli-nl liiiliillel- of peiiple di'mai'd 

I hill he d" so. If hi- ilupMi't ii.i 'u. 

.iffiiiii ttilli a Mnutht liu-ir pn.i-iaini 

1.1- liIii'BiiiliCi- Iii lhi. iv,.|lare i,l Ih,' 

jiffi|ili- w li.'iii hi' i,., iJnj.pii-,1',1 h, n-j,. 

ri-Pi-nl 

I'NITY AT IVORK! 

iranr May star and Warn 

A lariie number nl f'api- May- 

roiinty ofllcials conferriHl nn Tue;. 

day with Governor Drisenl! ami 

other hiph slate iilnciiils ri'Ialive in 

the multiple needs and desires nl 

this area. The occasion was flu' sef-= 

find anniuil cftnferi'tice arranged iiii- 

locai ri'presenlntives with the Go*, 

errnr hy State Senatur A. J"Cafli-ro. 

The first conference last spring rit' il 

\ , , .I,I- i.i,,i.iti"l " V L I I I'-i'-r li'..-,-. v. l.ii. yr.ii'ii i-ninir |i, 

,.-.. -'-I'..-ll.iI.L f.kill.i.' 

Si. II.I v n.it il II. ll.i' 'N.i-r- n.i.in Thi- i,i;ly |.liu i' il wiuilil lit in 

.!,.• ,,,,-,,., i n ; i , ; , " ',:,; I ii.i.I . . ' I ' - ll.i- 'Iui,I ^ " liirW ( h e y ci.H I 

'.-, hi '. I M J (I- "',!.} li' M-r 11 ', 

V, if,:,l ' • i,r. ri,"in ,s ri-:.il:.- M i . ' - ' i ii.;;! 

Vi-: ,i, ,, v,{A i! i- M-ii.i.ii i.ili- iirir,|.iir-i-d A,II, tin- ::araj;i> 

T..kiiii-« li.r II.-li'i.ri- Hui:> ri-i-iili.rly li,iU,v- iiiit m u t e in t h e 

i.".,'.i-h..lii v. lii-li- t h " | - a l t i - r i.f lil'.li- !'-i-t i j i i . ' i ' l l . i - n . I'i v . i - a r r a p i t i l j : 

!• i n . li..-) t n . i i - H i e l . l , m ri-.i.!i. d i r . i n K r n u i i , ..r.n c l c l l A t t i - r i i 

I iii.i- tlii-j h i - i - i ' i n e ,1 I'll I M I - i - i n l b i . f 'I'hi-ii lhi-N n - n i i i v f t l t i p K l a j ^ . 

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i-r'.iii li.ij ,.l.i: !,.ii:i..i:> li'l "i'i- liiiy il jusl i 'III'! li|i iillrl riiei' 

i IM', uiii.!j it. ii^'-luh i- - I ;n: I.!H;I- t», iiii i r,U 

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Ve.-iri iii-ii tin- f.-iliuly Iiiiil .1 i-.u'.:iry Tlie r.m.ily un-il nul lhc 

i ..!••• .till I.il.i-i ii|. ,|.in-i- II, Ih,' ,li,i,- imini . 

II ,i p e r i l . n i i ' i i l . l li:.'hl In.' « : i i llilii H i m i-iiiiM-. . m i l l.-iki- m v i ' n l u i - y 

—vi li-;,i ih.il uiiiiUI inii I ii i. ..-1 iiii|iiissihlr—the iti-n. u n i i h l inciuili' 

;i li.ii! lull i.l dii\ui l u r I'lihisvs ill h a s b e e n tht'le M r y e a r s ! . 

lie :il«. ivi.ulil liiui lu-i, n r l l i r i - e ( i i m p s . i Th.' k i i i i d y ilid sin-, 

li-i-il u i y-ivinid iiMii i i w i i y (., ;i \ u . i i i i i n u h o w a s i i i l l . n i i i i j * a n t i q u e s I 

IiHlnili'i.1 in ilii' i-liitti-r iiii- a hit ni iiii-|.iiUi.i! I.. ...I,. i V i m ni'vi-r 

l-.iii'W w h e n Kimeliiiily inis-.hl V. .in! In n-ail ihi-lii . 

Hili-iMi; :IH- u n r lhi' liimily jiati iiiiii'iilly M.i-ni in fiir v i c t o r y 

lu,iii.-tin,;; T h e y laiM-il- iiiu! riii;iiecl--all s u r t s i.l ûifl 

T i n - v . , i r c r . I f i l T h i ' liiii-ili-n u i l i c i l a n d s i i n i ' i l H u t t h e M a s i i ' i 

Mil ^—ili'/i-n- MI Ih.-in--i-.-iiiinn. T h i ' i e iii'n- sn in;iny n l t h e m , i- 

«ii-- lii-ii-wiii-j- In l.iiild ,i imv/iii;,!,,- iii-inihil Uii- c i r a s i - w i i l k Ai'.l 

Ilii-le lln.y »il 

W e l l VI HI l-i-vi-i lil-.'i-.v u h : i l W i t h ihi' tSii.«,:ii;., -illil 'ill 

ttl'i'i: > nil il' UI.IIIJ: III ni'i-ii '.-111 

T h e ii.iriiuii. wlm-li i-. M I | . | . I . M - I I In lie I n . m ' : iliimaiii, B h e l t e r i 

Mit-li mill!, iiiiil i-niH ;is ii liilriin:; [ i - m - i — l i n e nl l h o M . d i n i j u s e s t h i! 

n i v , t r . i i - h e r l airii--,.- t h ' - !..|, i,i a f \ . i r v i i i s (., p r . - M - i - i h u h ' t i , t | ( t l e r « 

ll'Hi: l.llllilL! ill.HI] j 

Well, Ihe iiiddlers an' pi-i'lty bin buys and uirls now But ynu 

Mi-MT kiiiiii m ii l.unilj v.lii-11 .KTi.ll:. I In.ldlcr u,ll iMini; aiiinj: 

A n d ,-n ii li'ii-s-an.l lhi,,. ii'i-iili-r.t.-illy. is an ailual case hi-iorv 

i'f ;IM Ni-tii;i! Oi-i-iiii C'ii> l.iiuily 

' * Suv. th,. man nl Ilii- hnutc "I jiisl wiM, ih:,l I ,.,,,,ii| be all alnno 

he,,- inr ,„»• «,-eli I M,,-.- u,,,il,l ,.,., , ,,| „, ,, ],„ ,,f f; U l f f_,, n d r | | 

I"-! Ilil' Miivvi!-: U,,iiM fii-s.-j |,.i,.., u '•„ 

, Y ', :i1 '", W " " nl " 1 " 1 lh ''i -"-luii'al.-d iii'di. j.H-li in the BiiraR.' 

;i;.|1"nl kl " li ""•• V "'"•'' ' "" lllir •' "•'• '^l' 1 ' i' k " ibelMi-eHnee 

iSt.-llT '"••• '"" k ""' ;l '"' •"'"•'•i"- h ' ••>""" '"•v.-r-" 

Hi,!':; lik,- II,-. 

Looking 

Our Biggest Problem 

By OEOBOB g. BENSON 

(he 'S^Ti^y^^Z'^!^ Kim"'"1", ""• " 3 '* 

A True Story --Not a Parable 

mol ' ot '>"* 

This is not a parable but a true 

story. 

A certain' man, who had been in 

the hospital, went down from Phil- 

adelphin, where he had gone to re- 

cover his strength, to Ocean City, 

where he went for a walk while 

still weak, and he came lo a plate 

where his foot hurt him, and he ;at 

en the curb to take «fT his shoe. 

And by ehance there came a cer- 

tain merchant that way in his car: 

and when he saw him he waved his 

hLnri and passed by. 

And likewise a lady drove past in 

her car, and smiled very pleasantly. 

But a certain man, whose skin 

was darker than his, as he drove Ms 

truck, came where he was: and, 

when he, saw him, he stopped, 

And he called out, "Do you need 

any help, Mr. KInuder?" 

And he answered, "Ifo, thank you, 

Leatherbury, Iff, jus! a pebble In 

my shoe." 

And when ho was alone again he 

asked himself Ihe tild question: "And 

who is my neighbor?" 

By tlie way. can you remember 

the Dr Sander case? II reminds me 

very much of that classical ease 

siEainsi the man that was atleHed 

to have borrowed a frying-pan and 

returned it with the bottom burned 

out. 

In opening the defense, his counsel 

is reported to have said: "We shall 

prove three things; first that the pan 

had not been damaied when my 

client returned ill SQcond. that the 

hole was in it when he got it: and 

third, that he never borrowed it at 

all," 

RUDOLPH H. KLAyDEn, 

1827 Central av. 

The idi'il of bnnMinR tnttclher ofti. "Ilv wlien and as ii is pruduceil. 

cials whn are all concerned with Behind the eonnomit security uf every man i.v i 

pn,fflotinE the general welfare of an Kruu P- lsl ''e somebody's iir.ifliu-tivp'.-iforV -"-- i 

important segment of New Jersey it """"•Hotlys eonscrved wealth. Tlie i-overi 

one lor which Senator Caliero should "'"•' m;m »lial it takes irum ifflli or •„ i^ i V - ' ,' 

I).; loudly commended. Certainly Am|1 an kind nl cuverninem doesn'r pr * ,- iti : 

there is nothing like an Intellineiit • • l'dute uc.-illh. 

exchange of ideas and opinions to "ECt'MTV AT A Pmcr, 

enorl brouKht abniit by ,|,tw ,.„„. «f course, Britain In 1 V" y A gl "" ""• ""P 

ereriees eim achieve far mnre ihiii, executive, school teacher i,*" 1 ' *r* worke 

hll-or-niss appeals frun. Ideal an,l "blaill politically.^^ ^".""R 1 " »« *» •'ilhl 

" y A gl "" ""• ""P^ These ar.s 

* worker, middle man. 

ilhlT country and 

M»y t'ounly C.uzellr) ^.** 

It is unrierstandable it some Cane 

May County interests oppose" the 

State Highway Department's plan 

to route a high-speed highway from 

Fife II, Fleise 

TEST YOUR "l.O. 

,. palliative of the pp 

. unhurried In find n 

the goal of ecunomi 

kind. But how? 

America's historic 

Because of thai freedom we* m 

WHO PAVS IS IMPORTANT 

alo,,;;^- i mUsi Sft ahou ' cnlmly and 

,,,-ity whH-"''' T " l " V does not 

ttiilch his itep he is liable to wind 

tin in the While House as the first 

Longhoin Prc> of this noble USA 

Texas hjs always been out In the 

cold as presidents EO but with the 

nation in a mood and watering ol 

the mouth for a chaiiLc to vote for 

*ome guy wilh vertebrae, thot grand 

and wide country at Ihe Lone Slur 

may not have too long lo wmt 

How-come, says Henry Well, I 

says, the paper tells about a "hen- 

party that called on Speaker Ray. 

bum. clamoring for Federal dmero 

fnr *HiiMkllmi> .. * . . 

is Old Texan Short 

here. gals. I have Uiirht -( hool I 

did not lobby for more money I was 

not down in the mouth—-oiry for 

mjself, I was not held back And 

on top of that, he soys, once you 

itarl handing out VS A coin or the 

realm, helttr skelter, as aid to edu- 

cation, you get federal control sure 

os shontin' and same is bad medi- 

cine 

Brethren nnd sisters vertebrae Is 

what Speaker Sam has—vertebrae is 

not yet completely extinct or a 

museum piece—anyway not In Tex- 

as. 

iur education — were beating the 

drum for bigger and bigger salaries 

for the teachers nn'* « hg 11 the 

S e are If'"h" 1 " 1 En « 1 'i " dangerous . V.,I,- II, ,,, 'I,,, ' ' ,,| h •> 

•\-: i ". ' I ! ' '.il, -i .- 

' I,,-,', I ill' |!ll, [.I .,1 

(Mil I 11 llUNi I llilii 

N. j. Legion Chief 

Raps Hoover Plan 

200 Attend County 

Rally at Sea Isle 

Till- |ili.p.i.ill i.f the Iliiuvi-r C'nlll. 

ini.,:i,|. I,, i,..-,,' ,|( l v,,| nn, Veii-iiiili,' 

A'lll. :l.l-.(| l,| |i,|, ;,,,,| si'IllllT 1 If, hfil- 

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M - ' H II,..!, 1M1II i.-l.-li,,!', mill A l i \ 

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It' II 1'i 

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Frigidaire 

Home Appliances 

AT 

PALMER'S 

Chevrolet and Oldsmobilc 

1 l:l(.Ill \IKI M'll I \M I | 

1117-1129 Asbury AVP, { 

Phonts 0235 . 0236 | 

.' I-l, I'.. I 

C .:,,,.!, i fi.iil'-.- 

Goes to School 

on 78th Birthday 

v: i • c ll ,• I '.v.i •-.-. 

l( 'ii.il Mm.In,t:ti'l: i-l 

1 ill imrtu.i.nt AimlijE 

' -ill.-i ,i 11,.-,I In,. Am i|.. 

i nil,..I i.i ii,,. iii.n.II,.i- ,r- 

•-."! k- ,' i!li .ilbl-l' ul'J;,in,/i|. 

'in !.*'',! .n,!,! i,| 1!.- , in |'. 

S kii! .ill i nunn A.,%- 

Third Annual Minstrels By 

Exchange Club Best Yet 

Fast-Moving Production Pokes Fun at Resort's 

Big Wige; Tickles Large Audiences Two Nights 

Wiliiiii tin- ihi'i'i' yenrs iif its e; 

c.Mii' its iniiihMjf îf! Ciei 5 iin C i t y t j y - 

ii'iUil n\it\ lli-^1 II ii t lull IIS hlMh J-t'ih*'' 1 

'iinijiii'rii^'Mif nt hiui U 1 -. inurM uf -J 

fiiii^t" fur tin- fiulilu- 

' i I hi* in j.:H 

iiiii iiifiijtnt.lv lil!, i 

' in iuilii'!, , i liiil Hi (leeiili'illy mi 

iiiiiili.it biilliiri;; suits, w.-re ,l.,se| 

li..jiii'r llilii H.i.4 I.hii-hy' .li ' 

T h e y iiiiriiili-il ni'lis iiliially mil i.v, 

il : .il..,. 'I'hi ii i-.iiiii- Kil-,ji,iil K h i , 

li.ii l).n-l,\ i.nd l,;in> "Kl,.,!iiii 

A n , , M - . t l i i 

Faulkner Bills 

Thursday, March 23, i960 SENTINEDtJPCffij 

Ki ilny u m l Hul in tiny niijlil-.: ;ir,il Hi 

i illl'l.l!-;.' ""I Iiil'ir full II.i.liiS 

. m tli m i l l Ihi- ! ' . " ! Hit- F,\I-I,;II-:".I- 

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I " il lii.iM-il. ',., II tin- s.|,i-i-il "f 

l'!if.-.iii,iiiil iiiii-ii-.il r-iiiiii'ifv iliii'ii. 

..I nl ihi In-,. Anil it i-liil.-'i I • 

I HIM I II.I IUS II \RI 

lliiii-i-iiT, tin- |,r,,i(.(-ti'ii link i-i • 

H i i - i - i ! i h i - s i i . i i ' l u r n i n k i 1 a n d H i e 

li.i',- H i i t i l i - -I t i i i i k s i i i y i-t r l i i i i i l v i.^ 

I.if In-lli-r t h u n in. l i n k ill iill M n l — 

" l i i i ' i - t n i h i i h l i - i l i i i n M i i ' i ' : i . ! . - r n i i ' i i u i - 

iiii.~. (,« i',i- - i - i - j ! l» tin- IJII-I llliil II 

hili|,ii;iy iitiiilil hi- eiili'li-il lit I).'.-! 

v, i'l.'i-. i i r i - i ' i i M i i n i l n i i M U i r n n i e f r i i i n 

Uii' Smith iiml tin- Wi.M Wl-.ui 11,1 

I'niiiity iii'i-fljH iit leiiNt us niiieh. if lint 

iin.re, is ii mnilcl'ii 4.!iille liiiilnii.y 

jirni-iilintr ,i direr! link bi'JwIMm Ihe 

i'liihiiii'llihiii :ii-i-.-i iiml cull nl.v |.. i i r. I - 

II lhi' |iru|,nscil hiuh-ipi'i'il hmti. 

iiliy iiiiini'!-!.'ii i'. ill! Mil' liii'Miuki- ill 

).nli:i 

v ,,1,-r, i! 

ii.'.liMHi' II. i El h nl Deep. 

i 

iiiil il v.-mii.l 

In- iiir llliil'e iii'lielli iill In Suulll ,li'i • 

l'eii'1'l i i l i - . H 

To Regulate Auction Ma-ts 

T h e Mhlille TiiSih«hi|i C'liiililulli" 1 

• ].| epiiriiui in rniicl a n • irdiiiiiii' 

ii ri'iitlliile iiiieiii.n iiiiiiketK n n l 

ii illipii'-:!' ii Syfili i l i i - M M ' I f i ' I1[M"1 

iuii »in-li ihiirliel 

T i n ' i n e i i - ' u r i - w . i i i l i l n i i p l y I " ii'if- 

l 

Answers to 

TEST YOUR |._Q, 

1. About 1,000,000 nonfarm 

luiuBitiii units were started ill the 

U. H, ill 'DM, 

a. Party (jiving, 

:i. Muiiy tesla are being mads 

by weather experts on "seeding" 

L-luuds lo muUo ruin, but the U, S. 

Weather Bureau docs not concede 

thiit niiikini aillfleial rainfnl! is 

liruetieable nt present, 

4. "Harviy," by Mory Chnse, 

fi'iitures q M!ant-»iw, but unseen, 

lilhlilt. 

0, Taking a general 

(Amwtr. oo MM II) 

The Family Next Door... 

'Millar, I'm really proud ef that I" 

t .. .and with BOod fetson!Thatemblimihowi 

'I he's a lafe driver—that for 22 yeart he hM 

tss driven a telephone car without in iccident. 

And by accident we mean even a scraped finder, if he 

was in any way responsible. 

During i9!• 

nil iiiimifiiialilici. i. sa«(J niri L2Tfi. ::• 

c-.in-.|.:ir>-il mill K W 141 tin" f,.r ii,«' 

yc'iir. fill HU'reiise (it $l?3.liiiO. 

Fmni 1S4-1. i:p til ruiii. mimit'ipM 

I." h-i'ls hiiii ihi re:]., .I :ir, ..U-IILI' ul 

^: l n linn iiiiii ;i > ,..ii- 

fi.ininiJf ii 'i;.-i Diiihv's hn-iili,liH'r 

th;i i | i ; 

u ij] miTi-iiye : i^rTiiMf i"- 

ll SIS HUH 1)1111 Clip- 

l ! 

ii-iiê •.iii.-i- ]!Mr> 1 

I..1 illl|ili.i.'l!-l-i-| 

•I' i-iil 11! iiiiiiiiiiii ii"i!i b u t ii'iii'. 

Resort Student on 

College Deans List 

Thrui.iih iii-iiil.'inic m-lii.-vi'iiii-i i 

hii ihij ihi' lii-.l . , U ; 

iriiiil.i*. . . U.f ^.'nt.'iiiini; lilriiiil il, | 

I ...„. I,, I.III l» I A I ( m i M l i l 

I'l I IIIII M. A III A1IM. Inr a n.M | 

urn. Hi- liuv •• a riiiMjil. I.- iliii-k, nf j 

\V ilh.iMi* MihlMliiii.- Oil Hnrii.'F'.- 

illlll ih, nil ..Ill' iii.lMll.i"." u,irk , I 

i4!!iiF;ini*-.'itiu firMiiijit UNit .-ilii.'iil ; 

TAeCARINO'S 

NEW MODeiN SHOWROOM 

REO. PLUMBIN& E. HEATING 

iliWiSTME. PHONI 0410 

•i ^ i£r _ jf^"_;.',. ~i4.*,;..! w« .ijfc. 

JVj ni urn's in she kin Inn, dreaming up a meal. Grandma 1 ! In die 

lauiiilri, luisy »asiiing cluthes. Uad plup In hii razor, and whiskioff 

his whiskers. Lights shine, ihe radio playi merrily, and Siser skims the 

tJeaner ai rois the bedroom fug. 

This is a house with dnarns of servants-dependable, willing 

eUcrri^nitmnis- ready day and nighi lo make work easier and Nfc 

more iiimfiiriahie. Tliis is living the modern way-[lie elenric w«y! 

Yet hiin liitle It t lists! Grandma can spin the dirt from iii heaping 

luhs i.f «a«,h-for only a pennyl A few more pennies get Mother 

ihriiiiijh her meal and 1 ailirr through his beard, too, Si«er can ckan 

rhal rii({ and five others like 11 litfore her ceni's worth of electricity 

If im-il nip, ' 

D.illar talurs fur pinny pfUrs-ihat'i ihe story behind every 

tleciric kuitth in luur hume. Tliai's our song of servleel 

ATLANTIC CITY 

COMPAW 


Warm Air Heat • Spouting and Gutter 

|^.r OUR OWN SHOP =^gfl 

WM. O. TOWNSEND 

605 ATLANTIC AVE, Tel, 0328 

NEW "ROCKEl-98" IS LOWER- 

WIDER-MORE FOTURAMIC THAN EVER! 

NEW FUTURA POWER PACKAGE" 

Only Old.mobll. h» Ih* HRtckll" ant WMri- 

•way HrdHNMmitl Try lhi, tNtlNni mm 

"(Mwtf i»fkiiM"May in a If M OMtnwWM 

A O.n.ral MMan ValM 

Pi in, M nJuttd prw mw 

RUNNINO MAtl OF THf "98" Meet the IIIMI flainoroui ear on the rouil 

—Olil«itinliile'B magnificent iteio "Roekel" 

Kngine "98!" Thrfll to ill nmu siimrui 

—llin Riilendiii flow of every Fiitunimn- 

line! Tlirill to it» iu|»rb luxury--the 

tlilnred perfection of dazzling new in- 

teriors! And tini! viaibilily—more visibility 

than ever liefore in feaiurnl in the Iieaiitifii! 

nmv Body by Fisher. This it the /OHVJ/- the 

mditf—the tmartat Oldimohile ever Iiiiilt! 

There are plenty of thrills in the brilliant 

reflrmnne of OldsDiobile'i famed "RockM" 

Kneine in the sparkling new Fuluramie 

"98!" Now thin great power jilant in 

Mnoother than ever with OUsmolnlr'n new 

an loin u tic trtnimiigioii—Whirlaway 

Hydra-Matic Driff, 1 ! Thin in the prrfeft 

motoring team—the "Rocket's" spirited 

power delivered with the incredible ease and ' 

smoothness of Whirlawav Hvilra-Matir! 

You'll enjoy the tuperinr handling erne and 

maneuverability of this beautiful new 

Oldimobile! Ones you're behind the wheel, 

you'll thrill to the «nioothe«t—the ruieat- 

to.drive—the- mo»t re«poiuive c«r you've 

ever known! You've got to tir it to betieT« 

it,! See your nearMt AdimoUle

":-.(' :—st*' 

Tracksters to Go to Camden 

Indoor Meet on Saturday 

' 900 Expected to Compels From High S.chooU 

Throughout State; Means Tough Compjtitio:! 

By Bob HaHeran 

T h f l i m k l i - i i i i i ? > | i i M i i T I I I I I - . I I ; I > . i - i i I - V . . L '••'-' 

getting in cimir miuh.i 

t r a c k a m i t'ii'hi S I . J I M M I i i j i i i i - >••> 

the fact ihai ilu 1 inu k u-iini Is: 

pre-seasiiii tniiniiiK' mul llwil Iii 

it for almost twu wi-i'kr 

Thi> Ciimili'H In'.' i M'--'" 

first si'hctiuUy i!>i;I'-?i s.,f ::, 

tciiiTS This inuri i. f!i'i,i'h !-..i 

the Ocyiin Cltvilc." !i' -i .i: !••• 

not only is it iiiv Ms' •' •' 1 

but eempetiiHm i* ;.-: k>-> • .,during 

the si'an'1-.. il n.'i >. • :•-• 

TO MEET LAHIiK SCHOOLS 

The Rt!!H>M;n:i? uî,i!H p i l 

nbnul 9(«1 schin.lf rnii'- N. ' ,li 

iand= 

Final drrjM.m- ••- :• 

has'enM bi't-M Mi;hi.' '• 

are listi-d tt-nîti\th 

I'll r.ilnllll-.l. 

Resort to Fcce 

Heavy Entry List 

in Perm Relays 

Rabbit Census Is 

Begun in New Jersey 

Bad Weather Jinxes BaseballPractice 

Km...' ..IL 

Schaffer, Billiard 

Trick Shot Star, 

to Perform Here 

Marbles Tournament 

Scheduled for May 27 

Mile, Juini'j, 8m;ih 

SO viird du.h- Micki-v 

BtlckllolU. •!"•• I'liin'i' 

Ford: Shol.pul Aiuly 

Morrow aiiti Fnii:k 

biek Ely. Tom Si'll.v 

holtz. Aiimlc. Mn-ii 

W;.!T BI.I-I 

i!.' M 1 I.. 'BOWLING 

Smith Hiiii Sfiii-in.iii Fi.i 

Wall Biickhult? M.i-k. 

II \l I \\|1 »|IMI \ »l 1 

Denaii gnd Nnriiiiir. Fi 

»II II |{^| ^ i I M.I i I I Mi 

Want la SfII? tin Classified 

Paperhangers 

PAPERHANGING 

and PAINTING 

MinulM rhrrifgllr (ilirg 

B. THOMAS HUTCHENS 

IM CtMni An., Pb, IW1-) 

ALFRED R, SMITH 

PAPER HANGING 

1048 Aabury Ave. 

niONF. 0443 

Floor Sanding 

Paperhangers 

PAINTING 

Frank W, Young 

MARMORA 

Phone 0. C, 1825 R=l 

PAPERHANGER 

PAINTER 

SOS Bay Avenue 

KsllniBlm Phniw ISC* _ 

•< t M • » »•••»»•••••»•»»•« 


— FLOOR 

SANDING -m 

Refinishing — Waxing — Polishing 

1026 ASBURY AVE. Phone 1773-J 

PLASTERING 

BRICK POINTING 

CLYDE CARSON 

HIS Bar Ave, Phone 181? 

T. V. EWING 

PLASTCRING uid 

STUCCO 

Plain and Onuiiienial 

1141 Bmr Ar, Ik t'ilf IMn 

Plastering 

Francis It. MncRnln, Sr. 

Uiirk AliiMin t'ontraclor 

408 j^ 4ih Strfl-t 

Phiiiic 257;i-W 

%\. l: 

BERGER LUMBER 


STORM SASH - COMBINATION DOORS 

SPRUANCE INSIDE and OUTSIDE PAINT 

Call 0948 • -.The Friendly Yard 

llth Street and Simpson Avenue 

JohnPelto&Co.Jnc. 

General Contractors 

1256 A»bury Ave. 

Phone 0988 ; 

»•••»»•»*««»«»«•••»*. 

••••••••••*+••••*•*•••»• 

We ll.ilf Nt.iriiil lint III; 

r,\iiiiii!)Ami Aciiiii: 

Wanted • Scrap 

Mini> 

H \ N C U K : , I'll:: h i i-IN. - „ .Ii !•:.,> t l u m p 

I'niMir. I2fi 

MA'iVH GAMK STAR 

MAHV£I,OUS I HICK SHOTS 

Streamlined INSTRUCTION 

Friday, March 31st 8:15 p.m. 

Billy's Billiard Parlor 

CKMKNT 

Hli .VTKl-ll"! .>i,d [JAY AVLNUF. 



SAND • WATKK 

STONE . 

CONCRETE 

YOUK nun \mi KNOWS 



-,.1. Sh;.rp Washed Sand 

2. Prop,.,- Si/.i- Clay.Fr,.,. Stone 

3. 

The Answer 

iKn- Add.d lo n Carefully Wnighnd Mix 

SPECIFY 

Coasiat Certified 

T X 

CONCRETE 

Phonu Ocean City QQI J 


and SUPPLY CO. 

4th and Haven Avenues 

City, N. J. 

B 



12th St. and Bay Ave. 

IlilMl I " IM.. ^ ."' •' ' 

Airidiriiy Opi-n: 

7 p.m. to Midnight 


i i »,.in. .mil In.II II. n.in- 

iill »|,|,r,,i,-,i - CI|»M, H,,,.MliI 

HI ^1 M 4 % I lns> 41 i i rl I it 

Phone 9074 

jiiissutl wilhoul , 

in modern style 

with genuine CLAY T!ll| 

,n, •...,;! viiilu'n a kli'iin, briuht, rhnij 

,i [...•• 11 i ihc iiwruus culms til' ucn 

... ;, i in ii It- IH lnr-,1 for kiichens i 

, :,,. ,: u-vnis hcji. n M.iinproof, I 

.,, ..K. 'L-,1 !•* iriniiiiucil il.impnc«. Cc* 

• • i ,i ,.i. .in,! dcpi.-Hi en MIIIIS nd 

k no H,i\ing, 

iishiiii;. 

d kj 

«hv ,lil.iv hjiiiij; Hie hnghl moda 

K, . -.. :i .i.-'u* nhi.ivs w.inii.'d' Call I 

i,.,'., \U- «i'l I-I.I.IIv i;nc vim an el 

••i ,n ,-1 ,; t -1,1111 ri Ji il.n > lie on your wal 

bU 

Albert Oldfleld&Si 

1207 Wesley Av, Ph. 

Electricians 

Electricians 


VVi H.m Miivicl til Our New Addri'ss; 

1352 ASBURY AVK. Phone 1771 

Hi .nil in r i; I ii.i M I'll •: 3^ 

Fire 


CurnrnuniCBtitins 

WRGE 

BEFORE YOU BUY I 

M i M i i l M / i II i n i i i il 

Burglar Alarmi 


Power and Lighting^ 

House Wiring 

Corrmereial Lifhtin| 

Flood LiRhtinf 

ELKCTR1C RANCtS and WATER HEATERS 

Irvin Johnson Jr, & Co. 

I'liiitit' lo!H — Day nr Nijihl 



Hotels, Hiinu-s ;tnri Simps Wiri'il for I'mut or Light 

SKHVICI-: - INSTALLATIONS . AI'IT.IANCES 

Laurence E. Stedem 

- iti:s,i-1 i:iti it ... 


Wiring for Light and Power 

Repair and Maintenance Service 


Phone 1575 s 

EDW. S. CORSON • EiectrM Contrwto] 

TOTPOINT APPLIANCES 

G.E. TELEVISION " 

752 Wast Avenue 

' 

'.!'".'!.;.,.?,;.'. HrsidencH: 2119-J_2 

5 ! 

I iir anything 

CALL 

L. C. SMITH 

A. T. FORD 

liiiiilsniiKI) 

Electrical Contracti 

(>!» AHliuryAv. Ph. 002 

115 K. PirrH«n•••••••••••••••••< 

Phonri; Be Wise 

OISI Mudrrnlic 

met 

wllli 

Wm, D, Camburn 

Albert S. Camburn REGISTERED BUILDERS 

Jobbing _ Alteration* __ Roofing 

1039 Wait Avenue . 

••••••••••••••••••»«»»»•••••»»«»•»••••••••»•••• 

We have ronllnuously enjsyrd 

ihr eonfldenfe of the publlo be. 

r»u«f of the fut that we itemlie, 

every fslimate to the complete 

satisfaction of the cuiitamer. 

This jit firm ininiHe that your 

job will be carried out rxmrily 

•• promlsi-d. Thin hat been our 

ufuiwervinr policy durinf niny 

yean of •uccenfui- buslnrss 

deallniii In South JeNey, 

Frank Howard 

BMilTEMD 


Aibury Ay., Qemmn CltYi Ni T 1 

94-Foot Width for 

4 1 . Mllss, Planntd 

FLOOR SANDING 

LINOLEUM 

CONGOWALL 


ASPHALT Till: — HUlillElt TH.E 




»»»••••»••••••••••••••• 

ARCHITECT 

V. B. SMITH - Architect 

finum 410. National Bank uf 

(ier»n Illy Iluiidint 

l-lione JtUit 

1421 Atlanlic Av. All. City 

Phone A. C, 4.1864 

Regigt^red liuildtr 

JOHHING 

HOBKRT T BRINtJIILBST 

43 gimpsnn Kii.id 

Phorif mill IV Km., p'Vlllt 5I1-J 

I Cameron Bros, Co, | 

j Builders, Jobbers \ 

i and Roofers I 

: Til II.,,,,,,,,.. |.|. I-IIUIIP OUT:! I 

OliilllilllillUlillilllillllllllMlllilillllUlllllllllUillllllllllilllMII^, 

W. W, Graham 

Contractor .and Builder 

CUSTOM-BUILT 

HOMES 

Phone 0Q09.W 

820 .'7th Strest 

initlii MiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimioniiiiiiimniiMiimilnO, 

H, C, AMOS 

BUILDER 


Phont) 2109.W 



Sea Tee Ute to Cl.i.ify 

Adi • - - Firit Section 

POTTS' BROS. 

JR*flsl««d 

Buildera 


Phone O. C. 2971 

! Phone 18G3-M 

Daniel F, Connor 

Builder 

lll-kl.ll-IT.I 

Reg,: 1919 Asbury Are, 

Jobbing Alteraliona 

A; W, J. Williams & Son 

BUILDERS 

JOBBING 

ALTERATIONS 

1707 Hay Avenue 

Ocean City, N. j, 

Boi 10, All. ndalf Rd,, Kbrmora 

CARPENTER 



Robert Ciayville 

tin West Avenue Phone 2179 

H. C, PONTIERE 

BUILDER 

933 West Ave, Ph. 1808 

A, Gregory Ogden 

ARCHITECT 

•asm 5, (uklOB Bid,, 

WUlwesd, H. J. 

Phone WUdMM I-C1N 

EDW. HOPKINSON 

and CO. 


OF 

Modem Homes 


HIGHS 

Seniors to go 

to Washington 

John Ibbcrson to 

b§ Valedictoriiin 

Hi Illlll I H I I I I i W 

KiliS 1KI1I KilIN Hi III 

M IlltOI.-«; s \l I.Illl KlHI %S 

,,;,,:,• [iniHipi,! ni.iirMo W, Mejct 

:, iliiM.I ilu. HI|I Hi'sen m.'inbers of 

••,. Hi i,mi- i-lu--."- -tin- !up 10 per.cerit. 

|,,i ihiiii in,,i tiiiii. in iiiiinj' 

.•-...I :. l.iiv liiis llilllliiliCCl Sji liulclil 

il.. 1,1 I: ,1m,I li.illl ihc illlllllion lif 

•..,!• -it., i,in.HI Ihii. yi-ur hi' Is John 

li...ii-..i; Ii. 11117 Hie liiiiiiir wi;nl til 

Ii i ; i I !)i M.,| i I'liiilli; ihai, ijii'ls 

i • •!.. i r ih, I,I|I liiiiiiir, sliidtflits 

i,,. i, !,,!.• tl..,l ii, i.MI. cnulil f|Liiiu 

i. n . :,i,, j v, hi !• :, hny huil bi'i 1 *! 

1 . ii.,,1 .i i .I.,I.I. win,, fruiii swniKl 

••. 'I I 'I. .I..H ,. Al.li liiUWI, Killlllll. 

.,,1 ,,i III,i, Kn>i-iiljrri'y. Ijijiiisi' 

.i• v Ail:. Mill- riili-iiriii. Joiin 

M.,|.'-' ii,.ii lii,.« Dick Kly, Pnlsy 

.'.|... i ,i ..• •! I>• .1'itt--. llurkm-y 

I'.' ' • •, • :ii i l l y iiiis (Kit Onl* F 

hi, r ,,. ,t .,,!,.,,,s iiiit in all 

i, i III |,|..i , j . "4li Ilii-ri. were no 

i , •. .' ,, II [i. 47 nl,l> ! wii, in ! 4fl 

I , i. ... i. 'v ,. III : 4!i llii.rw WHS 

i (i...,i i. Siuik iiiicl liiis yi"ir. 

Il I J - I k Kly 

'I'!. 

h h nn- 

i,,,... u.hii lire sunt,i 

,,,n,.-!-.l The Hill 

thul i 

. nf a 

.i iin. Anipiiian 

:,h!,ui uni 1 in IU 

ii mill Hilly ff- 

-.l hki- pi 

American Legion Honors First 

Commander With Life Membership 

. . . I • •- , f , , , r I, 

• .- I " , 1 i ' \ i - V I T 

Vi. ; ; • f „! 

•II v.nh ciirlnons 

. • • • ? ; . A m ir i 'iitk.ns 

" . ' ' ' ! ; i * - * • : * ; 

] ' , • > • - • • f ) \ i ! ,,* 

< » ' : . . ; - • « • , / . . ! 

f. . 

l,y 

' i, r 

P',- i 

',i- iircit-ntoliiin 

!,ii- v.us humur- 

Ariiiiir M, DP- 

irimiiiiies were 

Ci.,niinnndi-.r A 

nil, .riljuicd 10 the 

;'V-;:;.;" 1 .s1;::; 1 J 

: 'lru i|,i-l'. Uii Rudy 

',,'.;, i. ... K.i -i y»!il i'ii liu' uudienei? 

! 

•.'.• ' : : , • ; , : . , , ! r iiinnry 

and magic. 

: ,,i'"i, ;'J,','.' 'J(, ;fri!' Uir.c.p to be cen. 

; ,i 1. ., i,.\ II:, I a! Ciinvcnliun 

ii.iii 'r,n.-i!;,v iiM r.i.xt week. 

OOFINC 

NEED A 

TVEW ROOf 


In either ease — call Independent. We've thi ei- 

perience. the men. the materials and the equipment 

to give you a perfeet job on any roof. We've been 

roofers for many years and expect to be for many 

more That's why an Independent guarantiie meant 

•om^hing. Pick a reliable, financially iound firni 

to re-roof for you. 



INDEPENDENT 


206 Sixth Street ... Phon

, M.rch 

SfUra to Jerusalem" the 

i th# Life of St Paul 

thown at H0I7 Trin- 

Evufsnf" service 

p m This Is pn 

tl schedule 

;nd lor the 

_ Iks Cathedral It 

The Mm, "Blind Bet- 

«»**, first scheduled for 

she'srfi later 

is particularly inter- 

It rivers • lea-weU- 

tai the life of the 

ens of Interest to II 4? 

_i Ordinarily the «?- 

will overlook this im* 

cpiisde because it is not 

i In trie account in the book 

i of the Apostles but mutt 

_kknlv dug out of infer 

I remark* made in the v«-- 

• Here the Rev James 

producer of Cathedra' 

done the hard work for 

aun -e are able to follow the 

I MM7 of Bt Paul in conieeutlve output 

lie Rev Forrest Viufhan. Heetur 

Hoi} Trinity Church hopei that 

i acriaui iiudenta of Gods Holy 

ord will avail thopiscHes el tins 

opportunity 

The folio*ing notice of servi 

was received too late to sUBsti!ul>; 

for the reiular nonce that appeals 

on the church gl|e U>(1,1>: 

BOL¥ TBINITV IFIStOPAL 

lllh It, ant C-nlr«l »\ 

Rev Forreit I >aufkan Rtctor 

Passion Solidly— 

7 SO a m—Hob Communiipii 

B« I m—Church School 

11 a m—Momini Prmqr and Sir- 

mon, _ 

7 4S p m— Illuslralrd Evcnsansi" 

Movie Ths Return In Jerusalem 

jermonette Courage 

7 30 a m—Holy Communion, 

Tnndny 

7 a m =Hol} Cnmmunmn. 

Welnndaj— 

ISO a m—Hob Cnmmuniiiil 

thbrmUy— 

Ps m—Holy Communion. 

Frifey anl S.lurd.j — 

7M a m— Holy Lommumun 

Kadio manufacturer, report that 

televi-ion reunir* eunsutule 85 pi 1 

Blind Veteran Donates Blood 

Mailed Licenses 

Cites Saving in 

time and Money 

Three lusty chucrs!" says Key 

The 

stohij Autom 

l b 

ty chu 

obile C uers 5 

Club to the pro- 

hi t 

on 

nt of the ilullar Milumi nf thi'ir 

— TBS — 

Chatterbox 

9th and Central Ave. Phone 0717 


Meet to Eat" 

SERVING 


Dtliciout Snack* 

Fountain Service - let Cream , 

rare DELIVERY 

nosai to abandon ilie archaic systen, 

of 'distributing New Jersey license 

tags through Nl agrncivs instead,'! 

mailing them lriiin one eenlriil oHiti- 

•We are hearliij 111 lavor uf the 

proposal by Asscmliiyman Frank 

Thompson, Jr. ti.jcrap the agein-H'i. 

and of GnviTnor Priscull« improve, 

men! on the idea by ri'dimnieniimu 

th- 5 isisuiiiiee i.if liiTimmtjnt !ireh*i 

plates with til'.lv smiill lab. n-mi-H 

linmiiilly to militate tin- yc;,r. 

That sitiiten'.er.t wits rniuie tin?, u e •!' 

Ijy James A Mrirrow, miiiiiieer u: 

Ihi' Siiulh Ji'i'M'v Dnij.mll nl Ihi 

Club 

The Ccilinil ininlmB s\sH-ni I1I1 

1,,-,-n ill citcit in I'l'lliMlvam,! 1"' . 

nn,nv years It i? simple, iiiiuk iii:., , 

i-nuii-H Thi! miitorisi Minplv m.^. | 

the application sent in nun ihruui:' j 

ihe mull* nlllscji his i-hi'i-k iii.il »n-- | 

„, a feu (!n>s hr ncwif»li:» iiiiiti--. 

Then- i> ni, lium line 1.1 i'"""i'i> 

wMtiMB at iiKi-IH'y riuuf- H" Ir.'M" | 

tempers, ii" fuss jiul hi.ll.er ;i- MM 

•!„., 

n;nl|..l ii 

1JI"»" !! I 'I •::•----•- " " . 

plenty i4 mi'-.- ami III.- )' ,.i..r..'. ae 

his tiiss. wiiii.'ut .leliiy li» ••-'•'• "I "•'" • '• 

,,,.« iti'i' I'"' 'In- I'.iv.re •"• I'.'' 

•1,1 fHil l.f ,' |-..|M..l,,,|.r.l l-.ll'l l! 

Mill i» calh'il 11 -.-i-iiv 

A Ciiissirlpd Ad Will Bent It; 

am WORK 

IS 

GUARANTEED 

•km, we ifluutot nil ont work to be the beft. Malt possible 

by Ike many r«n of experience, 

UPHOLSTERING - LINOLEUM 

VENETIAN BLINDS - SHADES 

Awnings Custom Made - Repaired - Hung 

^' feoat Work - Cushions - Curtains 

Phone IMS for Prompt, Courteous Service 



BLDO, CHARLES B. MILI.IC.AN. I'rop. 

Thankful for the Red Cross blood plasma vthich helped save hit life 

on Okinawa, this former Marine Corps platoon sergeant sifns up for his 

tenth blood donation even though he Is permanently blind as a result or 

the wound. 

The New Jersey Poll 

Public Disapproves of 

Potato-Buying Program 

Social Security 

Benefits Climb 

Reflects Growing 

Unemployment 

The pre'M'iii irefid of iinemjili'y- 

imnl y, liii.]. has clapsllied Allan! I' 

City as n •disll'css iireii him ui'i'ii 

reijeetutl in the incri'iiseil nuniuer ,H 

workers who have applied ler PUCUI 

Sfeurily heliftils in recent tnorilm 

An iiK-Itase ill more than i'i per cetii 

HUT the same peinid last ye,ir ail- 

sh'HSli in tll' ! number nl iipplnani. 

t,ir Tetireiiielit heiielHs, iicciirdini; In 

Kilijene J FitrMiumnns, iiiaiiiiuer 1 1 

lilt.- Allniitii- Clly Social HeciirlH 

Field Olllce. 204 P'I.SI Office Liuildiiin 

•Sini'e retii'l'ineiil bciieliis are pa,,-, 

aiilc to wirkcrs wlni ;in- ""YliV 

itppllciiiits m a y be iiped ,IP ail nine : 

In liie cmployimuii Mtuiiii.ni 111 Ibi- 

area." M r FII/MIIHHIII:,« .-."ii'i IN.- 

» n k Mi' |U'iiili-il '•'II 'I';)' ni'i lii : : 

nver (j, F i u l i " in.' ii!i;ihh- hl.'.r 

u,,rk are iisu.ilU 1 In lirj-1 I.- ni.i.i-.- 

applieatiuii fi.r |m> mi-lil.-. 

APPLICANT!* IM'REASK 

V.lllll- ITI-i-l.l ll'i'llll" II.'VI' -ll..«". 

:i iiiarkeii II:ITI-.IM' in I'll niliiil , I- "1 

j ii|i|ilii-:iiil« Mr I-'i!/..,n n.'.i.f -., 

I ii-,.rv 1 Iinil I' 1 p.-1-..i..- ,nc I..Him ":.' 

' „ • ' . t h i - i r hi.Jii-111.. I.i-. ;.u.-i- l l . e v .i'l 

I . . . , l i i i . i ' . s t i n y ; i r t , r i . i l . - . i 1.1 ; l ; i - . i - 

" r i u - . . - I ' l - i ' . i - l i l f i . i ' - ; . , i > , . L i e 1 . 1 

i J ' n i . l i - i n p l i i v i d . h.- P ' i l r l i ' , 1 '.ill 

II, .-imli-il tli.il I - M - I . 11111'iu 1! .. '• n i t , . ' . 

11,1 , ,-i» I., ri -iil'i' I-. w . ' i ' l i l.-i'i i. 

I-, 

; 

. e i i l j - i . r e p . - i > , i l . l i - . l u r i n g l l . i i ' - r . 

1...! 11. 'Ai.il li 111' IP u l ' . i ' M l l ' l i . y e i l 

IT'S S(1T 1 1IARITY 

H i i - . | . | . . - i , - i / i i i II-,,! ;.!"• v . ' l k i :• 

. • . r tifi A i n i> i 1 ( v i r 1 > it-.-, ii iii : 

JOHNSON'S "HA ROOM 

Fan.au, Full Conn TURKEY DINNER 

GREGORY 

900 Shore Road 

Hotel • Bar 

Samara Point 

Restaurant 

Television 

Shuffleboard 

Darts 

— Oprn All Year — 

At 7:00 A, M. 

inlliiriiiK 

Turkey Platters and 

Sandwiches 

Oyster Stew ^- Clam Stew 

Fried Oyiters 

Snapper Soup 


Seafood — Steafci 

GOOD FOOD »> KKNNKTll I INK 

lJilrt'tiif. Ihe Ne« ,ler?.r> Pull 

1'lir.i-eli.l'. -Tliitf'Ki-ili-l-.-il ^"M-l 

1,01 ISA T. ('ORSON. Pi op. 

,!,•!•>,-j pin. 

In ]!HH 

l |.i'|i'il.ir th 

lli.jiultlieaii'. 

lii'moeraiN 

Indi'iii'iidrnU 

•'..V.l'ii.ui.i; pl-ii- 

'•I ,,l ^ " \ "iri'i' t 1 i'l ,. .,,,1 1, 

li. ihai yi-;ir l:i:-: ,,r 

[ ill;..i.« i.r hvi!.hi IP ,,. 

•I pniilll'l-v UlTi- L. 

".11 t l ! I l i p . " I , ., 

.hii'h f i 1 u Ii I 1 i |. 

:i.|-l- illiil: K iMll- 

Apiirtn r i* pit! live iini 

l th 

Aui'iL- 

pri.|i. 

th .eti.r. thai leil hi'iri- j ''»' 

in-.. Charles ¥ l!|-,ir..| — 

Ihe I -I.I 11 lli.it bi-.il- I 

"1 .:•' i 

i' 1,1 

liluilil ;,!:> U ' H . i 

riir li'.s criiin.'Mi 

111.. Ill 

In Iinil . r . 

,1 . .. 1111 • •, • I 

.III.I i ' n i . L i l ' 

1 i-1-..i t. I-. r;,l 

.,, .i:f.!t,' iil!l i*|ihl = 

iiili i:l Uli^ t ti H *• r liilii' ill IHiUtii prill 1 

Million tiioKrsnr 1 Wiuilii \nii Hi'v 

lhal in Briirriil > nil iippiiivr ill 

iliîji|ii(i\ r ni Kir jjliiîaniV 

,1 II.-M 

•,! i.|.. 

1. u i i k p 

pn-M r.l.i- I:.I- 

-is I',.II i-y. 

•il hi ih,- 

nii-e Sinn , 

.V- 

Foreip Stamps 

Are Wanted 

Seashor? Home 

"FOR AN ADVENTURE IN GOOD EATiNG" 

Wissow's 

234 Shore Road 

Sornera Pomt. N, J. 

Re-opening Friday, March 31 

Delicious Full-Course 

DINNERS $ l- 40up 

i U I R rci rlll\ i 

(!;irn I i ill.! i ^ JOil 

rnim I! Niiiiii 

I'XICMKS \M» R \ 

huil-n^ Mum 1:00 I 1 , 

i'iiliH Hl.'l 

^ 

Everytliin^ ijifi^ can do 

^ vou can do better ( 

N I W TWIST - II,, i.i ,t,i, 

I 1 II Iill I I ll I I IN |,|ll | l| 

pi IM£ pni' I'-bitl I flu , , [ tl' tie 

m u l t r i li_ht»i ILIII m l I he 

•Sl.-in.h r " L ilk i nl i 1 r,i 

.il tin In, 1 t,l tin. » i jinl 

d r n II Ihliiuuli n m i l I J I I dt 

Iiu thii.il 

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BEESLEY'S POINT 

AT THE BRIDGE -, ROUTE 9 • 4 

For a Real Evening of Enjoyment wi»r. the 

Right People . . . Visit 

OUR RATHSKELLER BAR 

NEWLY ENLARGED 



join Our Jam Sessions . . . 

Singing Your Favotite Songs 

New Policy • /Veto Management 

For Quick Results... Try a Classified Ad 

.Pi 

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i, II II n 

Switch to Packard Ultramatie Drive-theî and 

fully-oufomofic drive that combines 

I - The super smoothniss of tercjut-eenverftr acceleration with 

i. — The gosolint.savinfl •ffieitney, ond mere poiitive responilveneii, of solid 

direct drive at all cruising speeds. 

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See Historic New, Jersey First, 

High School Settlors Are Advised 

Hush KL-hfiijI seniors all over Now; where Hamilton was killed in a duel 

Iji-rM'y will inon be planning lhrir|with Aaron Burr; Saho, near New- 

1 irijilii'iiiniil Sciiiur Class trips, iiiid I ark, where the first steam engine 

H wh- this 

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I mi'iil ihiit lhi-y tunhldc'r sceitig New-lowt'il 

: Ji-rsi-y lirst, 

Ijy Ciiin. | manufactured in America was built, 

i. Jr.. of ] and the great variety of oil, chem- 

m Cuii- iis), electrical, air craft, sleul and 

ndusti'it's which have fol- 

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Hill. Pliii-ki-iiiin, wliere Wa^hiim. 

Inr, i Army marched iiflrr Ihe Bultli- 

M] PriMt'i'lnn iiri11 where- an Aiiiericali , 

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ui,HIT- Hi.mciMlle iinil the Walllice; 

11'iir.i' AI.II'I- WiisliiMatiiii had his I 

in ;!,i'|ii,irtt-rs \Uiih- tile Army was! 

.'r,|.;iiii|ii"l lit Midrilehruiik. the neiir. ] 

• iiv 'li'l Dutch PirsiimiKe where till" I 

'.-in ii'iinl Rutiiei's Univi'i'sily wai. j 

'ir.^t (..riiicil iiil'! where, it is siiid. the \ 

P • Tn-aty with Gernian.v enriiili; ! 

W.:i-lil Will- I «i> MKIied by President 1 

Iliirdmv: jii'hi-y Hiillow and Wash-; 

Ilei.di|iiiiiiel'S fit Morrislown. j 

Niitiiiniil Hislorieiil Park: ' 

Iii iinil the First Presbyter- i 

ii'eh w hiise iiiilriol pastor [ 

iiiir.ni; ihe Ki-Miluliiiliary Bailie of j 

spi ,i u'U-t'l ti.i'i' nil Wiitts hyiumils , 

II,r >.• r.ririinu i!!i(l -aid .'-Put Wiitts m., 

',, 'iiil h,i>-. put Wiitls into 'em " * 

Siii.ihir II!|K in iiiiiiiy other sections 

,ii tin- Siiiii- idMi riuiid be iiliiiiiieii 

Ai.iiih,-!' t,,,ir. u.tli New Jersey 

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. in.ir Piiii I -1,11 nl till- Fillls rt| the 

. P.-ai.- •.'•here Alexiinili-i- Iliiiniltiih 

• nijui i/.-'i liie "Si.i-ii-ty f'.r Useful 

M:, I' 111,- i I -1111. • 1 -, ;i;.fl liie U'Mlli' in ills 

..| Ni.ill. .II-I-J. i ni'iii'l.i Wi-i-hawhi-n 

Excise Tax Up 

to Motorists 

p 

SH-nlt spills and Ihe New Jersey 

Suitu Parks and Fort-sts 

Briiihurcs UM-Mui in planning suph 

tri|)S arc availubk- without charRO 

fi-fini the New Jersey Council. S20 

K Stall- si Tri'iilon 7. N. J These 

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PUBLIC SERVICE BUSES 

TO 

CAMDEN and 

PHILADELPHIA 

6.10 A.M., 1,00 P.M., 8 45 A.M., 

!,4! P.M., Sundoyi only 1.10 F.M, 

Buui leave for Sea Ilie City, Avolon 

Stone Harber, Wildwood and Cape Mr. 

11,11 A.M., 7.11 P.M. 

BUSH leave far ArianNc City 

10.0D AM., 6.29 P.M. 

For Inlsrmotign or Fallible LOTS Chanfi h 

Sch.dulc Call 

OCIAN CITY TIRMINAL 

Ninth ificcf end Afisnfie Avenya 

PHONE 1295 

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74.} 

Must Figfit for 

Its Removal 

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Slh 1- WHI AII-Tur 

SENTINEL-LEDGER IT 

Thursday, March 88, i960; 

include: "Sugiefted Motor 

list of iconic and historic 

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AMI ALL KINDS UI REPAIRS 

ON fl.OTHINfi 

MRS. L, JOHNSON 

400 West Avenue 


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type unlil payhient is made. 

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FAMILY : AT WORK-Tho Jap. 

uncse fdiiiily of Nobel Prize-* 

umnnifl physicitit, Ur,. HiriekL 

YuK.iu.1, likOR to worfc iogellier 

in their New York upmlmcnt. In 

the foreground is Ihe Coluiiibm 

University piofesHsr*M -wife, BU» 

nil, who MiiBwnrg lettcr.t ai goni 

Tak;i-akl and Huruinl do their 

boniuwork. Thy phyiicjgt li at 

t.Wh M\Y . IOV. fh;ii 

fMl prrsMnf, intriPsted in the lands. 

H'nrni-pntii, htMfdiiamrftfs »nd f?ii} 

fsiui** f*f HiiiH Nlrholu H. Foster, de- 

t'fjisnd iiitjiPiir hpfori* the Cnurt. tit thp 

I'liult-hiiiisp in f'iipp May C'nufi- Hnusi*. 

nn Shf* ii'-nih tiny nf %U\y next* at Urn 

nytm-'k in Ihr fftrrnnitn= in shnw viium 

why sn rnurh vt the Inndi;, lenefflcnis. 

hri-'pfiiUimfiiifH and real rslHtr nf the 

siild -NirhnliiN £, KhsiPr. dptp^^^d- 

Khmild nut hr* Ktild sm will he sufricient 

in [lyy his drhis, nr fhr residue iher^ 

fiT, "us the t-HSp iriiiy requife; Hnd ibi-i 

ihis nfdei, slynnd W (hr HuiTnûtn, 

^hiili he •Imrnrdiiilnly" hrri'iiflnr spt up 

ni thîi'p rtf ihr mm\- tiuliik 1 jihnrs In 

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nnrr vm.'h ur?fc fnr the samp llm?- in 

'Viw Heiitifiel-LedMrr, iin-o nf the nows- 

nnpers tif (His NiMH*, . f - 

HARRY TENENBAljM, 

Phone 21 

FOR I 

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REFRIGERATION 

SERVICE 

1241 Bay Ave. 

COMMERCIAL 

DOMESTIC 

i IS Years 1 Exp, — Work Guirulccl 

I Tune Anywhere $5.00 

i WILEY EASTMAN 

! 522 W. Veroan Av., Mnwood. N. J, 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON RAILINGS 

For Safety. UtlUtr and Bwnty 

INTEBIDE ani EXTERIOR 

Phone O. C. 

SAWS FILED 

Have your mil fll«4 »r 

machine They cut cleaner, . 

truer, better. All MM 

qulskar anlMi BrtOBthem 4 

TA, CHAMPION 4 

54 W. 16th Street 


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CLYDE CARSON 

1115 BAT AVE. Phone Utt 


i Seasoned Oak 

i MORRIS SIE 

We Deliver 

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Portrait ud Cotomerijl«l 

Photographers 

Ocveloplnf and Prliillni Servlt* 


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MADE TD ORDER 

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WINDOW SHADES 

M. C. MILLE 

il Vr.r.- Ki(Hsrie.ce Io OKU City 

1111 Buy An, Ph. 2823 

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FUEL 

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Socony V«cuum 

111 ASBDKT 

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More Older Vets 

On Pension Rolls 

World Wir I Mfn 

Gain by Law Changy 

Intrr3 iiii iiiii'il • Ciiiii-i-r —Iill 

, 'I.,. ' 'IfiM'li.i ni illl ill I : , I - 21! lilllt • 

I Am,-ri.'.ill- l-i'ii' iivilii will d i e 

, ,„ i n ,,,• Will-. ;hi. in .an. ...1 ln-lp "I 

,-v,.i i-.i i- n 'll.'.i ' "I l i " - ' - l'i'"|ili' 

Roeser RecieratinB 

at 'Shangria' 

' • • C ,„, ;.-,,,.|.Hl'l,l\V Hm'.-I'l- 

.it '.si'iih 

i . fI'M,i u 

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"In < 

lu'rîiim 

PMii'tly 

-.it 

. 1,-av, 

.-.nil ii. 

,-,! ndvnl Hufulci A 

ShaliTiiiii. Hiiiitsi I» i-mphnsi/i' tliot 

tlli'iii i,^ I'll iTinliiuj.'Hon . ii|juii ihi' 

.«1utii>rl!.« tn lake till' vnillrni-li lint! j Main 

li'iiiiun liirii in!!i,ifui iriM lii'ii iii- iifi '>! nilic 

I'li.iiiii'rutur lur Itli- I7lli Ili-ii'iiiiiiil l i i l i i i y 

C i - i n u s Hi. v. ill i-iiriy m i uniiiii! I-I-I.M'IJ 1 

C'lTiMiv ui Fiiiiiiliiliiii liirii! nl; l U m - h llii-.r |Mi 

f.i' '.ill! w i ' i i i . , ; , , ' . , [ . r.iillii'^ iii;f! rii.Ii' '.'.(irk v, 

ll.liil'ir.iitinr. i i h i i u t i-iirti i l i l l l M i l i u i l 111 l . l n m - 1 . . 

ilii- In,IIM-IIIIIII H e v, ill l.iivi' Hiiihiiii. IIIIIIJI 11, 

in -I'll iii.il iii- •.-. ,11 i,..k ntili ll;i- i n itii". 

l|. II', i i i , I,' V. I..I i: ii|.|.l-ii|- l,i. it,I- lii'lHlll I 

If I h p v i ^ i l f i r i - l i i l m s i n lip a ! { , . ! . - ! 

rii.ki- 

•r il..-, 

..t'ai-ii by AH,ITI 

- . 11 -11-1 • i .,i!,!-r- 

|.;ii I.- i,i 

,... i i|,in,i, i.: iin- 

C:ty |,,,li.-i- :,,,- 

.1.1,11 til,- I>'I.• 

hi)-, ll i.i ,-l.l,.ll« 

...li-,i ii,i f'tr,. (.. 

•I- .!. il.il-. I..-..-- 

-.'.a' :ii,iiuiini'i-il Mniiiliiy lii All/iTt 

Pi-ri-i-!lii Iji.tpii'l Sdpi-rviMir fin 

- I'lnti.ii Sliiii.. Buri'iiii uf Ihi- 

i.'.i. Miiii- ll.iin lljiill pi.|>un? 

iil iiMplii'iii.iiii til,' i'*.|i.li> l-iijjir= 

VI) >!(|HK I hVHI-s TAKK 

M.I llhll. »i,»VS HI-.RRKI I,A 

i,l ilii. ..liuim-riiiiir* wii. 

v.i.ik i,i,n,.r ihi- ilii'Mrli'iri 

-. ii.i.MI r, i.i,,.|i nf y, hum 

Ir; iuUiii.i,!, ti, train, 

n'hi-rnli.r-" tin- i-n-wli-uiN 

"•Iji.iiMhlt- lur iiliuul 2(1 

,*.r\ |.i. ihi.ir y,iilk it; Ihi- 

Treasure to 

Rain From 

Sky, April 8 

Balloons to Bear 

Prizes After 

Easter Egg Hunt 

i IV 

,|,ii- 

How New Quarters of Home Savings and Loan Association Will Appear".;!. 

Arrhitft'tS ilrii« ing of 

i un^trurUui! uiji bf ui 

uiiful nr« h nil ding ul Huh î. and 

Ttit' A^suiMaHui! U i^jMtiid in IM-< up% 

fi and c indfr hlufk 

uf s a\ tu tit- m f ujjii d by ihc Hunif savins ^ and I.uan 

liiiiiUinfi in Juni* Ihr t--\tpri«r îll 1*^ f'a* ! i*H uith natural 

Ocean City Man Resort Pharmacists Plan 2nd Youth is Held 

Dies in Accident Around-the-Clock Service in Home Robbery 

To Havs Police Guard When Filling 

Found Wearing Jtolen 

Emergency Prescriptions at Night 

Nickerson Killed 

at Car Hits Pole Apparel, Police Say 

Ailhiir Niik,. ;i:i. iif i:l:n H;i 

Hi.iulnv ;1111• i 

'ill |,i,;,ni!!H 

ill,I I,.ilii,r.. 

.1- v. ill j 

.U'-l;iini.il fiiiiii'i' 

whi'M Shi- iiuiiilniitiili' in- 'Ttl' i-.ii. ; 11;;;:: 1 ;";-" 

,,i I ll, 

1A 

M;,y 

ll, 

Til, 

thill tin ri'i-cird iv 

•wli.i ai'i'i'iit thi'tli 

kept nf 

"'t'liiiiily l>liiiriii:ii'iMilii-.il AKW 

Thi- county gryy|i, nirPtiiig ' 

M'l- l day iiUlu al Slum* Harbin 

(.iiiiii. ,1'- Nif k t. I - ,,i; -. iiiniEiiii -j pgrh cammunily lu ttiakp ^yrp llial 

I iht' (ill t'siiiiHHi îlh shiii-li j jifr%unswliu iippii Kiipriai rtfu^s in 

•thi-r riiiilively inii...r iniuii."- ; lh i.lf 

H i t \ n l i - i ' l ' i r . I n , ] . M i i i i i M i l - 

M I , | . I I I . I I :• li!!,.,i i.i.il .!.•! i\ , r i •! ll 

| . « . u l i i l . . . | . l i ; i l i i . . i r | . l I . j . k l . n l l i i . 

MIST BK KMKBCKNl iES 

l ) r l . n i ' i . u i i : i , n i f , - , - i i ii t i n - i - i m 

i i l ' i ^ i i . . l ^ i h i i i l . i i . ; / , , , ! il.iii . l U ' h c 

i i i i i - 1 h i - ^ i i . i i . r i . . ' i r i i t . i . i . , 1 1 . ^ , ji,, 

;i i; m i l Ilii. ..i.li.M'iii'-.. i.l i ; i ! ! . l ; u 

I n i i i ' ., |.i!-!.i-i ij-t,, i. i l ; , , ' i . n i v 

VV.ll Il>.M!Ml!i. ,!|ii,i 

I 111 

Trcasiiri 1 will come from the sky 

is v.ill ns liu burled in the land 

•liirihK IIIH Eiiilpr Eig Hunt Satur. 

I,iv (ilii.|riii!in. m-xt week—April 8— 

hi. CliumluT of Commeree an. 

.iiiioii'til tins week. 

Si-iiciiiiKl Air Liiii's. ot Hie resort 

ri.nrt. iiliiti Iti tiiiiperutH with the 

ii.r ivi'iil by (listriljuting bsl. 

[rum thi- ulr over the hurt 

Iji-lww-n 20th and Bill stl,, 

iiljiml 2 |j in Rnifir hulloens wll! 

l.f.vi' |jn/i- sliin attm-hed. They will 

i-rititlc ihi. llntlff to li gift frnm the 

AMIII-I-."',!'. Kli-tlril- Co 

OTHER mi-TS ARRANGEO 

ni.rrisiiii .Ji'wfjcrs are providing 

.Lilt* iii tunjunt'tiun with the open- 

I.L ill liii'ir IH'A uiiiarlprs, and othor 

iMl't- I.IIVM liiii'ii iirumiaed by the 

t'l.iiitfi-ljiix DinniK Room, Selva|n'1 

Pl.iirinacy. the Lincoln Hotel and 

i,lhi-r busiii^jis people 

1 The Allnntic City Transportatlnh 

r'iitTi|..iiny hriH tifTcrpd to opente a 

isi,i.f.iiji riu.H frnm the center of the 

my to the Kiwie of the treBiurii 

iliunt. Thn lime and place of df. 

li.'irlure will be anhouncptl before 

'Ihe evivnl tykpg place 

1 BF.fllN FILLING BAHS 

I The vast amuunl of work invnlvnd 

I it: lillir.ps inousands of molilturp- 

I prtfif biijiiK with candy nnd priiet 

j.finn will UP started on an al- 

s .'Tiljly line biisls. The bags will bs 

burifii separately over a two-bloek 

! urea nf heath Much less time will 

In' required (or the younger gen. 

' i.rQtion to fincl and dig 'em up than 

iChaniijiT tif Commerce eomrnittee 

j workers will need to biiry them, 

| Thr lift,ml hunt la nheduled for 

; liJO p. in. followlnl a ihort motor- 

1 fadf^ led by a remleft! esp. The 

| pxploaian or an aerliil bomb will 

1 sirnal the ilsri al the rmet to 

l.ml the burled treasure 

i Any other merchants desiring to 

oniilp prizes to the children may 

II sn by notifying the Chamber ot 

C'rimmerci' befnre next Thursday. 

A î'i ..,;.) \iii;lh \\;r- i-hiil'mMi h\ : 

"1. I'illi fll> jiiilll'l' thiH WiH'l-. V,!ih 

,;iri i-ipiif.Lt; in iiil' ritiihiT^- nt ilii. 

liiiiii:,! i.• .nil. i,i Ariiiiir 11 Kin^li'y 

;iP B-iy ,iv 

Ruhiri K Si-iiiih. ,!r, 18 whnsc! priaos will be picked up at the 

ii.iiiily ....us ;, Miiiiniiir hiitni' hfre -it 1 donor's place of business. 

win PlvniMiiih pi. iv a« lii-ld wiiiiiiut j 

i.inl ii.i iii-iiMii Ml ihi' uriitiil iiiry on 

;i rhjiui- ..1 i.iii^liirv al tl>|. Kir.Fli'y , Jewelry Store 

in New Quarters 

nl 

I • .'• - 

liiill ihi' 

Railroad Moves 

To Check Fires 

Also to Oil Roadbed 

One Month Earlier 

Itir 1 h 

POLK K TO C-OOPKRATK 

111,' 

V- ill iH-..l.-1-t iliiiuUi-I. iiBil.'M I'- 

IMIrulm.-'ll Williiiiii l..'1'iU iinl ,|,,,,,,|,,,B !,, ,.,,,,.,,,,.i>i'i iM.tiii-'"-.. 

Chiirli's C.iln-ii. i'I Pli':i..iii:l\i|li' Ii.i-!,i,. 

hi-.-- find liim HIICII llii-y n-;n ln-il: ^vhii-i-. M.IJ; 

llii' si't'ili' lln-y tuiiiiil Nii-Kri-snii nil-' |i,i|[ii||, 

l.|f!î'UH!Ji illjiHlt ii ijliui'ii'!' li! ii bl 

frnm liu' i-ar. nnd KiMini'dy iiim.lt. .... . 

ii,,.iiiiur TI,..iniii-hin,.«i..^fi"""*^^^^"^ 1 !^,,";" .;,l',;;',i 1 .,';.',l' J 

"riif. nilk'i'is saiil tin- i'iir lii'liihiii'tli" 11111 '' 1 " "' • li "' 11 i-i'iiini;iii:l> i 

I,, Ihll lli-idi-r. ni 2HI IIHII>I»-I--'IIMI.-I- ! rlln si' «"" n "'"" ilH 1 i"--; v 

av AtlimlicC.lv Iif h;.d i i.|.i.rl.-fl ', P'lfl'lH'ills I" i'i,..|ifi,iili- in If.. 

.,.„,„,, -rill stolen fruni HI fluiil nl Ins hnini'; f •"» . t;i"i \Sill,:i'n II . 

ililllHiT iif, r[ ik , ri, ( I, Mi H|,..,lr. ill 111., ili'iiil; (in puilii 

"111' !, 

I'I > 

.,,:: i..,- i;,.i|,- I),- I.,, 

Illil.ll.II' IIAN'l.KK 

-W,. ri'jli.-,- .li-n i 

the n.ni 

i-; p..i!, 

llum U: 

/.l-lll. 

Willl Il- 

ll, h.,vi 

Garrison Moves to 

Bank Building 

APPARKI, FOl'ND 

v,, Sim • •*'I Priri J u hit nin.'. 

li.ui.i .;iiii ihiu ii liiiiiiiiily 

. ; (.iifi'l rr;i,irli.d misHin I 

Kiii.?,Li'y liuiiif \siis foun^! 

ir, I: ..! !li,' Plyini.uih. |1 Tho Ourriscm ji-welers moved thii 

"'" •"•.V !'/' LI|i , H 1 I> 1 "-" v,,.t'k in a new location at MB As- 

i-i-.i li /.I'hiii-r. 1. nl Pfit'n- yury av. in The National Bank of 

.-.-i, iiii.ii.irt IMI- hi'. - Ot'ean City building. 

Tin. ,«iuri' lias bt-eii eomplplelj- re- 

:ii i iiiu.lv uii.' i'liiiriit. ' iiiudpled iiMd redecorated to aceem* 

i',.l.in'i-y iiiti.r In- \MI» luuiiil miidate A. W {larrison's growirii 

!!i.ji..!h »i,III li iiii/ki't still- liiinnpiii. in sales and repairs of all 

Kii 

II'MI'- 

hiflt.r iiiirkiru ii iih. 

itrriiiy 

Sli'p.« In ri 11»- 

i-iiiniitivf spiii 

in Oi'i'.'in Cily me iii'inii laki'il by 

II,.. Pi'lil-sylviiriia-Ri'ililiiiK Si'iishnr.' I »'KI» IN HOSPITAL 

I.ini'ii, licculdiiiij Hi Harry Babi'iii-k, j Both vicliiiis vvnl'i' Silken 1 

inir.ri-lini: ,II..' |. 

ihi' iiii'iil ;i;iihiir l 

.iit this \ 

work 

tt'iuli-i 

: pi.li n 

i ll a 

I 111''' A I l l ' l M l i l « l i , . iH'l'Mllll'f M-l-1,11 

m'tltT.-il mnii.iiitT iAiliintii' City llusplliil. » IliTu Nii-k- i|| s,i it-i- ii.irniiil clnm rl.'l'i- ini«ii 

Thi' riiilriKiil illsn phins to ml its ' i-rstin siu'ciiiiibi'it in inleniiil nuurir!. luinrp. inn»t lii>l iMiiiil-.linii'.ili- w 

riiiiil bed ii nint'tli I'lirliur ihiili iisiiii 1. ' iind lihock ribylit \2:'dh p in. his iih>>iriiiii Th 

|,l , 

II iliii' iniiiht 1 

,]' ii-.«;,-;iil i,l ill, 

ind ii. :l real 

nM!iiH.|" uI ii 1'hiirivi 

lends of watches, flocks, jewelry, 

di.'imonds and silverware. The new 

quiirters will make possible a more 

ilUirsiNed seloclion of quality mer- 

iliiintlisiv the owner said 

I Tlif rlni'k ri'pair department on 

I the seennd (lucir will be under the 

| i 1'iiu* ' i xperl isupi'rs iiMOn of a itlan who 

i WORK STOI.FN SHIRT, CLAIM I «'«» glnck furiMnun for a number of 

Ktiiilh K;I« liiki.n u-lii i-|i«tndv 1'v 

ii v limiic- Al I llii t 

tiiili- Hiniih u;i^ Mt'ili'ri.il hy JiiflMe 

llMWiif.j w'.irti'i. IM li.nsi' luivii iit-H 

Hii> •'..!(; ii -îH11-r iiiitil IHK pare'Ui 

I i-i in i;,-ii in.in Fli.iHln 11 wns ufti.r 

i.i. li.fl Him Price tumid the iilhi"' 

-?iil,Mi iifiiih'^ ir ,hi- Siniih Minimi r 

Iliii! 

til scltli" dust. 

Mr Habcuck has given these 

Kenni'ily. a briiiiii'i' of ill.' Inn.-! thc-r>- u- ,i real I'nu-rui-r.i-v i 

'cenn Cily imlici-nian. Danit'l Ki : n-1 spi'i-uil |i-I'llii'aln.ii v. ill wrii 

liiiincet, io Assemblyman Natilutlk-I neiiy. was tri-iili'd ill Ihi 1 hnspiliil Mrl|jlinn fur il 

Mmilh. who had i-nuferred with | .mil iilluwi'il U) roliirn in hi* 1.111110 -pi,,. ,,;iiui!i m- suiiiom-.f ii- h- 

railroad mi'ii abniit thi' dust and llri,s Chris- 

lina l/iilie base susfiested that people 

who kneii' Mer diirintj tin" nian>- 

years Hhctifjile was corresponibng 

sccretniy of the Hostess House fur 

Conviik'iicent Girls, send her cyrtU 

lit- letters for Easter. 

They should he mailed in time to 

rj-nch iier just bnfore Easter, For 

more tliitn a year, Miss Lulle has 

been all invnjid in Cedars Hospital 

in' Beach til.. So,, Ouliporl, Plor. 

dia. Ouifiiort is ijear St, flctersburiJ 

Until she became too 111 to carry 

on, Miss Lulie spent almost a uar- 

ter of a century working for thij 

Hostess Hotise. She was one of the 1 

leaders in the work of raising the 

money that liquidated a heavy mort- 

gage on the building and put the 

Hostess House on its feet. 

A diminutive, spunky person, the 

dprted here, there and everywhere 

around town — "suggesting" to 'thii 

balterlei that the House could use 

y g 

(.lunate; 'sujgesliiig" tliul people 

scinic canned good*, that the Housi 

needed furniture. iJlurnbiiig repairs, 

efi'. tier quest fur diiuiited help wu? 

si'ldqni tmresviirded: 

Pei'hiips nobody will ever'know 

how many hundreds--or thousands 

—r( big city, penniless workinM girls 

she personally befriended when they 

becume ill, She always managed tj 

squeeze them in at the Hostess 

House for a period of seashore eon • 

Mileseeiice. .whether they could af. 

lord to pay anj'thiiig or not. 

The Hostess Haute, a strictly nqn« 

profit orginljation directed by a 

group of svomen, was Miss Lulle's 

pride and joy, her life work. 

Now the is a crippled invalid in 

Florida, unable to leave her bed 

And ihe will greatly appreciate 

heiring from Ocean City people, A 

hospital it a lonely place, especially 

when you're far- away frem old 

friends and old sceneej. 

t'li! roadway. Mr. Lear said! 

A surface dfainage impro%'ernent 

prujpcl alonjj Bay av. was carrlei 

out by county contract several 

niontliN ago, in preparation for the 

paving 

TIME and TIDE 

Campnird on the BMwh Frwii 

I-oiittH.rl llil.lgo. .(1,1 II mln.i «th 

PtrMl Bridge, O'l'l K mln.i BWiUfl 

Point DrklK,. n.lil 1 hr. !0 mln.: HIM 

Slrmt llllgD add 1 hr II nlB 

t 

*—ASO 

C 

DrklK,. nlil 1 hr. !0 

llrl.lgD. add 1 hr. II 

• Pll M 

dd h. II nlB, 

• Pull Moon p nrlgM 

i>r Daptrtnint at r 

bHc iiiti 

r-f 

"47

1 •?"-,, — 

tNEL-LEDGER 

Thursday, March 30, 1950 

icr Visitors 

In Florida 

Enjoy Reunion at 

Daytona Beach 

r ». and MM. C. H. HanicH. S722 

;, CMltrel av., have returned to the 

yrwort from JBaytona Booth. Flo 

BH from Daytona Beaih. Flo, 

P 

" TO they have been sn]nurniu;; 

m NovenibEr I th southern 

h 

been sn]nurniu;; 

In the southern 

. y nuyEIDHvfj in tuv *>..-»>,,v,.. 

? eltf they were Ocean av. neighbors 

p'olllr. Mid Mrs Chester Hopkins, 

rtoal summer residents at 2M3 As. 

• •¥., who also were wintering 

drove to Key West md other BUMS 

of interest, calling on Mr and Mrs 

Frank Dows. of !4th ft, and Central 

IV . in Del Ray, and Mr and Mr. 

James Shelles-, 2Slh st. and Central 

av. in Orlando, ^ 

Samuel O Hopkins, also a sum. 

rrwr resident tit 24th st and CiMllnil 

nv who had hren ttiyrin)! hi Cal- 

ifornia and other western states 

dun the winter, arrived at Day. 

tnna Beu.'h iati' in February til iit- 

tend ,i farewell lum-hi-jii for tin' 

Rehbiirn?. M In) were leaviiit; lor 

Ihi-ir Oak Lam" home 

Mr< AIDr-ri Omir und lii-r lin.tli- 

i,r Lri' RiMiiii-rl. H8 W Allantii- 

bivil iiHtt'ri Mr iiiiti Mrs Hiipklns 

wink- i'li r.iutc to Furl I.aliciertiiik' 

?m 

•HELPING TO MAX* TOUB BOUSE — A HOME" 

KENWARD BRADLEY, be. 

FINE QUALITY FURNiTURE 

CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUM, ASPHALT TILE 

PHONE 1380 818-817 ASBURY AVE. 

Quota is Set for 

TBoncTOrive 

Thrift Preserves 

Freedom, Public Told 

Eimi'i 11. B.il.sl, Stair Having 

Bonds Commuter Lhiiilmliri. «n- 

iiounrnd ihis wt'i'k iliiit Ni'iv Jer- 

sey's -K 11 HlllHl »illr» nbjli'llvo fur 

the Iiid.'ii.'iHl.-ntc Drive i* S23.H7.V 

(UK! The nulimiiil uual ilis. Insi-ii IJN 

TrPa i iir> Scnitafy SiiyikT I* Sn.i'i 

nnlliuii 

Mr Huiisl s.ud tliiit ll'i' -|i' i11U 

liinipaijiii, %vhith mil I'III-M Mi'% I-''., 

.in.l r.in iliiuiiiiii July 4. mil li'i- i 

tun' tli,-' l.:heriy Bell a- 1 it. «>ii'bi"' 

,sii,i H.i^c ii,r >,uir ii.tif-iiiui.-'i 

Bui I'nilf-il Sliili-i, Sums- Bum 

;i, it, .lut.iM (J'II.I.IS li.r .ill V' 

.FiT-t-y iiiiii.li.'- .ii'l 'i -in .. ,| .,!.: 

uili !,.• .iiiiniiiit',! Uitrr 

SAVING ilKI.PS All. 

Proclamation 

WIIEHKAK, llu- Hn-i-iilent nf Ihi- I 

nf Ihi' Stale tit Nr« ji'l'M'V. ll.lii- I'l 

CANCEri CONTROL MONTH: .'"it 

WHKIiF.AS iiu'tlii-al..uitll«i IIn'- • • 

, | , . i , . | o | i i - i i i u - i T i i ' i i l f l b i - »,i',i'i! i.% . . n i 

V ' W H K H K A K . I h i - n i l . ' •'. i-- '••• 

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n l " l l l t i i llilll.l.'i! % . i l l l l i l i ' r i ' '" -I ' I ' - " I 

l i i r l l u i . n - . i - j i . L . i-.liii . I ' I . - I , •,!'! •''"• ! ' 

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ri'ii.iiiliU- "lir i-ll.irls iii 

THKHKFiiHK I 1- 

l':">. N .1 hi-rrl-% in, 

ili'it SlMi- 

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m ,.'..-w.-.i 

.II..K".-•• .. 

mil ul AI' i 

i II,- . II.. 

r..|a. Mil 

Schools in Safety 

Poster Contest 

Moat in County 

Are Participating 

M...I , i C.,|.. M,i,% Ci. 

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Cff* 

OUTBOUND TIMETABLE 

(ALL TIMKH MIOHS ABK KAsTKII* STASIIARII TIMK1 

U«ve Ocean City (10th Street) i 

To Mapktt St. Wharf— »SiS3 •.m._W«ekd«y» 

To Market St. Wharf— N 3:43 p.m.—Weekdayi 

To Market St. Wharf— *Si20 p.m._Sun,, Only 

•UhMiis m innldnnrirlil fur llronj Mini ! *tt .n:> iiihs :.rl£! full I" |. 

lits ff'-'". -n\ .' t lri.i! i all 1 I 

HI-I'II .n dnllar.- Hiii IUL: I, 

| 

ufil ;^ ei-L.i\Lin:ie MrrnLnh Anil i'-. i 

thr u.iiiH tnriay in 1 neiil iill ll.i'I 

Cancer Is Like Criminal 

Group in Human Society 

UVM Like Paraiite, Taking its Living From 

Law-abiding; Kills Host That Nurtured It 

Bt Thr Medical Mivii'li "' ' " .' ; 

Sru ,li-l'*l'i ' ' ;'..,,' .,' . ; :', ^ -. .. 

I%I%.- Self.,i ' Api :i i I',,,., .-r l'"i ' i ' 

1 : ''- :i '• . - - - •- ..- • • ,-•'•• ' •• 

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Phoe 2185 

Quality MeaU 

Fresh Killed 

A FOOD MARKET FOR THOS«VHQ 

WANT THE BEST 

Freedy's Drug Store 

is honored to present 

t f i - n t l h un.I sla.Mi-.a | i , , « i r ihiii :-. ; . . M I - I I ! > 

iilii'a.i i,' ,i> U u i i m p . .'I , ! M , i , i n u [.-in .i.,i: >r '.,::-. , : , ! - , i 

n> ni: ll.i' iilliiliiiv lii'fi'iih,-^ ! I ui' \' '' , ] (, , ^ , 1 , . |,i-[.,, ; | 1 , : 

T l l f t l l - T H O I . S T K K S K R U K I K W I n i i [ l ;i , ,|,1, ,1 l,kr ,11. 

• T h e slnjliiii fur o u r i-umpiiiilli I " | m i i n « « " ' ' 

h c i n ui^S'lv d i n M ' ! ! -H4UI' I n r M , u r , T i n i.i-L.i' > IC .i ' -- 1, 

inik-poiiflriH-j' Bii> r n i t r d Hhi!,-? j nriLihiil,- ,i: ,i -^••••-M \ 

|HTs"ntil w a y B y ri'aiilur . i . v i ' - ; . uii.,i|,« ,.| . < l u .ui- I,.II 

flMIM'.L'lill M-l-.llil. 1 - I'.r y i ' i . l n l i ii.:,M i.i , ,i::; : „ Inn-.i ..'.I..-I 

>i.lir 1,111.ib 1:1.1 .M-,1% In iU'.-uli.iil.. 'I : ..I!;.;-. : , : K . : i .1 •• ,- 

ihiit-niiiy >i.,i n r t d ;,• 1,,-iU-i- M u i r . ..Mi.-i- ': , \ -,i::4.' " U 

Thompson "Bill 


SIGNS • SHOW CARDS 

305 Eighth St. - Rear 

? MOTHERS!—f 

i Bar ¥w I hildrrni win 

(HILDRENS OUTFinERS 

y REASONS Wm 

YOU'LL WANT TO SfiTHf 

Great Nev 

ir iiuiiriiii tj TIIIIIUKI: il.riii V I • 1;..! . 

In] (i lii :.,ivi- HIM- i.:iln>i',.'il i rli-riTi...- '",','.',','' 

Ihini!.* 

fi. 

iiui- ! "', 

*) 

a great new 

Important moment in pprfiiitier)'. The [ireniiere 

prcwnliilioii of a grcul, new |icrrunio froiii France— 

by Lrnllieric, Jong f.minus fur brilliant fragrance 

crealion?. You'll lo*e Re|iai;lcc. It's no willy, m 

expansive anil it l.isis KO liciuilifully. An utterly new t 

and Hiuving fr.ipr.mic cxpcricnio (hat inokci 

iniiginalioii twinkle. In de luxe |ircs(.'ntaliuii!i 

also in purii-tize flaconi. 

Mo*., $8.50 1 o*., S1SM 2 oi., $25,00 

1 dram Replica, $2,50 2 dram Replica, $1.50 

flu In 

FREEDY DRUG STORE, Inc. 


WM. II IIAIIT, iiucliir In rh..,nur> 

PHONE 0901 

« c I , y e l . y 

.4is liiyH hi'hiN I,, liuiiil up n:ir (ii,,r,ii : 

ili!is,fii^ .is i.l'H 41-. our ..rnlinniu- ! 

"Moff Amprlfiins arf saving 

mflre than \%t rvrr savpd hpfnrr. 

Individual liquid sdrinc* air 

about J'Ôii liillinn, or ahnut four 

Hull! uhal «p had bfrorp ilif 

«sr Individual Atn'rlran. h.ilil 

our S«S',. liilli.i.i uiirili of Na%. 

ings Bonds todiiv 4ind muff than 

SM - bllltan of 11 In Scrips "¥* 

Biitids. Dur Bond savings ha\r in- 

ornsfil in f\ppss lit ssij hillliiii 

since lhC uai-'s fnd," 

Thi- Nan,mill Ut'nci'.u.h:,- SHIPIV 

?,i>fc im Aiii*k;ni ^.'al?.k!n I? ^,, pli=| 

,ihl.. it iiiii hr |i4tsfcr,l ilil-niidi il niip- 

kin rinu 

How to Solve 


See Page 14 

Don't Forget 

^P^»*— TO ILACE YOUR ORDER EARLY 

r FOR THOSE SOMMER CREST 

Delicious Home • Made EASTER EGGS 

\ \MI -. PI I iis I in I 

SOMMER CREST VARIETY CENTER 

737 ASBURY AVE. • OPEN EVENINGS 

Get Your 

SUITS 

DRESSES 

BLOUSES 

SKIRTS 

HOSIERY 

LINGERIE 

BAGS and 

ACCESSORIES 

at 

Malcoms 

S3S Atbury Ave. 

Phone 2742 

FREE! FREE! FREE! 

Live Baby Chicks 

We Will Give You a LIVE BABY CHICK FREE with 

each $1.50 Purchase or More of Easter Merchandise 

PLEASE PLAGE YOUR ORDERS EARLY 

For Our Delicious Home Made 

Cocoanut Cream Easter Eggs 59c to 5 4.95 

BnuUfyllJr Dtrorilcd _ N AMDS PUT ON FMEK — I Ijhl HlteN 

ft Also FRUIT and NUT • • - and BON-BON EGGS 

with «eh Herortlfd K«—i compli-lr nril of straw. Jelly KHH and Vclloti MarJimall.,w 

All rudv In «lvr m in Me*l UirT! Itaadj. in set In »iiv baskti: 

Look Your Best 

for the 

Easter Parade 

WE CALL FOR 

AND DELIVER 

ASBURY 

CLEANERS . DYERS 


j Phone 2681 

'3. 

. viiiitiiiiiiiiniiiMiiiiiiiuiiin 

Selection 

f Stanley 

tmm Juno* 

Volland 

Reaienably Priced 

• Norcross 

ier Crest Variety Center 

AVE. OPEN EVENINGS 

TRADING STAMP WITH EACH 10c PURCHASE • 

At'antic City 

Electric Co, 

Common Stock 

Arthur L Batten 

845 Brighton Place 

Oimin c.ilj, .v, ,1. 

kepretciibllvi 

Woodcock, Hesi 

& Co., Inc. 

in «. Hrniirt w., i-iiiiR, ». rk, 

MfMilirr. I'lillii. Hnlln. Hl.Xk null. 

Phone O. C. 1858-M 

and WaeklBti 

WE HAVE 

MOVED 

To Our New Location 


f hi The N«ti(iiia! Hank of Ocean City Building ) 

Grand Opening Tonight -7 P.M. 

We invite you lei iiime in and browse around iii 

our Firsl CUas .lowrlry Stoic.. Stocked with fine 

IjiaiiHiiids. Wniches. Clocks and Silver. 

REPAIR DEPARTMENT 

Localill\s clock foreman for a 

nuniljir uf yo.ira, 

WATCH Ktl'AIN DIVISION 

Wrtiihif, will lie repaired by a jiHntleinan who is 

H Kindualc of f!,,; New jersey School of Wntch- 

FREE PRIZES 

To the Persons Who Guess Wheti the Clock 

In Our Window Will Stop 

NO OBLIGATION . NOTHING TO BUY 

' ' u 'i < "I"' il rt.i!rBl,lpi' ..till A,k lor iin litilfv niiiili, 

Miijlif ifr*M i.n 

Hill NI1SVKTEHASS 

« ill* Sli. unit S5.Vr«r I 

• llmki-ni' mill RuIMm' 

( .H,|.rnil|..n NnlifllHl 

i.ir IJcIMilnl Informiitliiii Call 

ATLANTIC 

MORTGAGE SERVICE 

mm fnrifir * . . Ui»l »«"l 

AiliMllif «'((*, Si, J. 

• ' • • • ' 

THE 

BLUE 

FINEST 

SHOES 

FRENDS 

OF 

i 

LINE OF 

IN TOWN 

SHOES 

OCEAN CITY 

How to Solve 


See Page 14 

; "That'i Ser--i«t Cai----, •' •- fr : r" *ted police, 

. . . He always brings in hii man:" 

Judge Orders Parents to 

Send Children to School 

Private Teaching by Mother Denying Two of 

Necessary Association With Others, Court Stys 

Mr :!••( Mr- J..I.;- M (I Hr:i. r, I) 

I,;.-, i- I.I-.-I, i-ni.-i-i-i l,i C'i.-ir.:v ,!i:,;;i i V'.i 

l li. I-I >- T . - M r i.i.'.iin i. i I.I; i in-11- i i . ; - ! ...... 

• Ill ! ID II,, S u . l l l i 1J. i .-..! -• IM...1- ,- T . 

II,• ;,! 

; Tl... rliiliir*.,- -.'- l i e "- iil'ir;.- 

I nr. u r i i - II., i , , i i n ' . : - - . , i , , s , .,,;- |),., „ , , -,,-,! l;|,;,,,-., 

Ii .' '.' i l..'i.il> 

Phuiif IS44 

Dr. Roger G. LoRosa 

Optometrist 

844 Central Ave. 

UCKAN CITY, N. J. 

i r j - . i , l l v l.f .( 

| 

'I ,.' ih ' i :„. in,ii i_,\,T ,.t l.i.n,.. 

i 

irlilujll h.i. I rcli i- i-il in M 

11 .,1 ,! M' rl . K 1,1 i,iih 

, Mniiiii.i! Hi.i- thr> v, . 

M 

The Suit That Goes Everywhere 

Looks Well Everywhere! 

SUITS 

$17-98 

Gabiirdinp 

Cheeks • Pastels 

AH 

STUBBS' 

Dress Shoppe 

717-719 Asbury Av. 4 

Open Fri, and Sat, Eve. 

i , i ' t ! , , i ' ' . i l : . : i | i | i i - i l l.\ h . i k i.f , • 

. i l u l l ' , ' . ... . 1 ! . . . i h . T . f, l . l n - i ....'-.. , 

•i-i.. ' I I I ' . L ' . . i n i...I I , , ! ! , I.i, j r . , • • • ..[ 

.,, ; . n n i l 1 l l . : i l i i . ; m y r l i i m u . - t I n n • 

i ' I d n !. hi'-l l i i i i K h l 211 v i - n r - . m i , 

• • I ' I . I I - . I I T .iliil -.liclli-l- l . i i \ . - II .-::• 

111,-1• i- '• I h i - i n r i - i l u i i i i h i ' i i i i ' i l . " I ' - 1 

i:.,i i n t i n - i - ^ n y d i i v L i u . ili'.i l.ilii ,.r 

I n - T i n - i - i i l i l i ' fi.i-k n l r r i - i - i i ' - - 

.•1..II..M M i l l , i . t l n - i " i - l i i l t l r i M i I I . - I I ' L ' 

,i, I - , I . , I i n M u r k iiiiil K i l . ' i - i i . l i - i i t - 

,::. 1 " t h i ' I ' . i l M ' l i l M i ' i : illLIt I I H ' V i i r ' 

i ... i . - i i n i n II i - i h i i i i l i, n i - i j i i i i . i h i ' 

',. I iiiii | , i ' . i \ n l i ' i l i n l l i c iiiil.li,- 

., h , , . . ) . i n M i . , i h i l - i i iii-.il t i l l h i-l-.i'l.- ' 

$1,100 Quota Set 

for Cancer Drive 

t'ontlnqfd frpm Pajf 1 

Ilii- Tiiiuliii 1 l.»|jit:il r..r Ihi- i-i.r.i-i-r 

,'IIMII 111 ill,-. J-J liiiil i» ;!|,|i|-!i|ii'i;,1i.i' 

!,, 1, ;,.! lii.. ihiTLiiiy rui,in ;ini! ;ilnii,>1 

^:HIMII i:- rnriTinrk.-t! fur i-.nii|.in*>h1 

I..I' II..- iil.miuwlii- h.'ulli.l: 

:,, ii.-i-iiiiMihil,- ii M,Mb!,' fiinii .iiirini; 

t-i.i-i.iil ,M-iir.«. iiiii! if Hi.- IBSfi .Irn.- 

u i]i !M- KiinS.-n'iu IIIIHLN liir i'MiiUmii- 

. nii-nt i.f ii ItHTapy rliliir n! thf hu«-- 

il.iirii. III.' rhiiirniiil; '-iii!.! 

! rij-."-sinu*. nri' h. IM^.: riirni.,-.hi.ii ii, 

;i niiiiiiu'r nf ti!r,-t-r |i,-,tn-tii... h\ III;I:-- 

i.i Ih,. niiinc iii't!iiMiiMliun 'I'I-I- 

III,-I|.1IT ill MI i> I'iil'i-liiikiiit: ii ri-v 

ii.iilitin I/Him-.' ritrii un t-iir.i'i.i' i.,!-. 

lii.l. I., l.i- inii.lt' iiwiiliibi.'. ni..i-i! '.Mil: 

fuiir uthi-r- iili-iMily nwm-il. f.n ,"l...v-- 

im: li.'l.ii'i- ii'iy iirij.ini/iiliiiM ir- " i- 

i-iiimly 

Summer Resident 

Speaks at Meet of 

Vocational Guidance 

Willinni ,T HmnHlnH ;in fi,i',,:- 

rily Minim, r ri'.-iiilt'i:! liir 2li yi-.ir- 

.ill.'l .liri'l'i.ir nf Inll'llFIVf C"• ,il.• 11 iI • " 

C'.nirH.-'. Vi W ISlh ki . il.lilr,-^,'.' 

tin. Niiliiiiiiil Tii.-illiriiiiil (iiilii.iii'i- 

llii.l.liin Hull. Alliiiilii-Cily. Ills silt - 

ii-i-1. ' HIKIIHWS Kilipliiynii-iit Ti'«|. 

llm". lillOI'l'd JJlllfi itJll «US)i.'«lM,l!, Illl' 

uiililiini-i' i-iiiiiisclliil'S nil litili/lr,'! 

tiirrt-ti! H':-tinM prm cfiiirt.H 

Tins V,II« Hit' nut Nali..M.i| fun. 

\ fill II ill nf Ihi" iiKMiriiiti'.il". 

Mr Iliiiiillinii |. ilii.ii nf Pi-il-i". 

rhiliiiifljiiii.]. nur! rxi'iiiiKi' H^ri'. 

lury .if Si-hi'ii] AiTii'iliiiiliiin |.i- 

'.In.'kry Iliiw flu vim II1JI1141 Sil- il 

liiilH: 111 MI m;iry uiiinrt ^"' i 

Will. slih. it's like ills I \i]i!»|i."- 

in ti.' iii,r^*.'> frit: [tiMi^ ;ifiii-.i, sin- 

li-t lilt' lil I li-. iiml lii.rsc* wiiiit ins,. 

im' inu.lt' Intii j^hii' " 

I I...,..,lml ad, rinllj iirp Ihp J 

(timniunin iradiiig jiu^l." ht i said. \ 

Us , fjilint bflHpfn Ihr Hill"! we i 

run flfid ihr fnilrr rron su lliin ^ 

..I tilt- IIIHII, iUi petiiili'. Uhll Ihfir ' ^ 

T' • i i n ..: .: ',•.'. II. • . :,;>• I,.-'- ' J 

:'.',"'::.v".: 1 •..•.•- M ;;;'::,J":,;:; J ;-'i 

,;''"'' •'••••••.'•'.'• l l •.' 

: " 1 T' 1 '; 1 , ; , r ".' ; ; v ' " ' ( i f 

«..Ii.|'. ii.J M.i.l h.-.-.i ill miMiiMili. ! i 

I 

i.viHVTiiisti AI>VI-:RTISKII J 

|,r,,.in,i: ki,,iv,l, ll,i- V,,,rl(l B i d , li.- j X 

..mi I li.il 'jip'i.c I it-iilU i"\i-rylhiiiit 11,.' * 

•k Houndstooth Checks 

• Solid Color. 

• Smart Plaidi 

\ iryhinu I 

tl.tillV IN IlLlI !..!!- 

IM I..it" hi. l...i'(in'ii. i.wi.rc ..I il". 

•1'h.. , t u b h m l ii« IIH Kiit-^1 Piiul 1. 

Aiki-n. nl Alliiiili.- C'lly. In-lit.-1111111- 

Lj..M-1-ii..r ..r D m - m i l 1. «ii,i pn-B.-i t- 

,'J ;i ri-iMli.-iili- Ir.iin Kiv.iirns lnii-r- 

iiiitii.li..I l.,r h i . H I h (' Miilllii-ws. m i - 

tm-.li.nV liinl |ii-. sill.-ill 

('..I (.' S S u . i k i - ii:i-ii,l.i-r ii[ llu 

S',ii,.'I- I'nin! , liih, ,iiii,in,i . ,1 lli.il 

Kriink li Iliirt. I.'I'II.IT In-ult-niiMt- 

Mm,'N!"|- -..:i, ili-rhiil Ui-tl y,'-ti'lH:i> i 

In,in Kli.ii.- Mi-inni'iiil ll,, m !, ! II,,II 

J 9 liincli 

\ # Hiilmtiii 

B> VAN IIKI SKN 

.•Hid .IAVSON 

limiiln 

IE«-HHI 

0 Tiill 

• Pink 

• dii-y 

• Hlur 

6 Uhll.- 

NFU K.nlfr Sty Irs: 

MEN'S SOCKS 

55c to 1,00 

C'ularfuf »r S'ral Drsirni 

The , 

OCEAN CITY 

AWNING SHOP 

637A»buryAv. Phone 0186 

K. Twe, Prop. 

MATTRESS 

new low price JTM 

FOUNDATION 

ffi|ioffrtd for A1RFOAM,*59 

20 YEAR OUARANTIE 

Whin wi loccibtr. talk ftuiirnt and hundlriga 

•re fuirintHd Isr 29 tun ifiinil dilKil in nitiriil 

AIRFOAM ii super-cushioning — if nivir sagt 

or hollows, never needs turning. In millions of 

tiny air cells buoy you in restful comfort, It'i" 

non-allergic, dustjfii, Cool sleeping, odorteji. 

HtJpi prtvtnt body «hei and itniDS, 

fflMni lODY-UNt SUPPOiTI 

Independent spring action of the Red-Line found*. 

lion rests body in its natural position. Keeps back 

ttraight. Supports every part of body in healthful 

manner doctors recommend. 

• TM Tht Goodyor Tirf ft Rubbtr Compitiy 

« TM The Englindf r Comptnr, Inc. • ' 

•$&* 

l 

,,,,,,,i ,, i.i, „«.: i 

Til UIIIT HUU 

;,rn.-il ..ut |j,\ ^ 

Nmarlly Hlyl«d AH Woel 

SPORT 

COATS 

Extra Value at 

and 

, 1 .,1 I..- HUM- J 

r \ 


"I, 

Is

• 1 

I 

SJ 1 * I 1* • 

¥svtr •,*• • 

SKNTlNEIvLEDGER Thursday, March 80, 1950 

I Bom to Former iB th# Une " 

rie Wilkinson 

ter 0 - Hulli . LInifrif - Arcrunriri 

All Barcivt Hljht-it Qugiii} t'leinlna A llif Be 1 ,! PrrrMim I'rrviin 

*" Skirts Laundered 

Pressing While You Wait 

m 

Special 3'Hour Service 

We Operate Our Own Plant 

K «nrf S CLEANERS 

Phon« 2746 3210 ASBURY AVE. ^ 

W# Strive to Do the Impossible — Please Everybody^ 

MIRRORS ri 5^ RK RE-SILVERED 

AUTO SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED : 

WINDOW CLASS REPLACED and GLAZED 

CLASS OF ALL KINDS 

F, FORREST NYMAN 

HtllinitttMIMMMHiiMMHUHW 

j Furniture Repaired 

and Refinished 

VaUneei . Kitchen Cabinets and 

Corner Cupboard* made to Order. 

. Reproductions of 

i Penna. Dutch Antique Furniture 

rhoBC n Wrlle I's for a free Estlm.te 

MtMtiM»o< 

HID A»lli KV .ASiM K ' 

IMIliSK 0l«i! 

Earl 

North's 

Wood Shop 

ANDREW'S HAIRDRESSING 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 

by ANDREW and CLAIRE 

WH ASBIJBV AVBNIJB PUONIJ i m 

CLOSED 

CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE 

NKll JII1MI.IU 

_fO8 ASBURY AVBNUE 

inniiuDiiniiiiiiiiBiniiiiiiiiiDiminiiini 

HELEN'S 

Saauty 

H,ir Timing Fidsh C,.. { 

8th St. at Central Ave, . Phone 0936 V'... \ 

Helen Glsh, Prop, »" " .-' N 

•CLOSED MONPAYSmra IIUQlllililuiiii \ / 

.„ . . . rij»i#iio, (lalirr — ( nr,,,r|ln fillliiij, 

>£M O »*•••»• CLOMP MONO A >«••»••« 

For Your NEW LOOK 

la CUTS and CURLS • - See 

Connie's Beauty Shop 

MM A.bar, 

-•. Ni'riu.ir KniMiii T!".-iri>d!,\ i::.:h; , v 

l,i..! -.ii'i-k ,'i tin- limn. "I Mi.- Kiii!.- I .. •• 

r%i: Wilks (Oil Brmhlul. | 1 ' p i • 

"TI..' '•ti-aii''!-. w:i.« I'.'' '•••"'•.• « ! -i ; . ' .i' 

|, junl DraiVi_ Nithl |in-i;r.i i!l 'i" I r " * . i:.','"*,!"S]'r '..'•'. T'^flr 'N!|UM U.I'I. : I"IV 

• t *:•'.' l'i .•!•!>• .-••> ••«••' •' '• • s \ ) ;,,-., M r . II I) l.ilMc M r - 

. v n 

. • • • • . . • • • • • • : .i > • • ' • • • ' i ,. M . „ , M , I-,, , , . , , . S i i . u n ,,, . 

k : : : . , ' I ! ' .. A '• • • > . - • • M . i i i - . i l i ' 

v- i' 

M I- 

I • • Ii: 

I'... 1 

•!.îr// 1 i^-.^;. 1 :-^.,;:',-;' County D.A.R. to 

l.'n :Mr. -\V I.. r Honor Mrs. Way 

: : :.,'::,• S,' 

f ; ' i ., - i ! ;.. M - ., .- M i - 

| M . l . - I . f . l l I 1 !. 1,'iii i l . " . . M ,:• : 

i - . . i :•. M r „• •! M i - I - . . : i, Ii. . 

! 

Frigidaire 

Home Appliances 

AT 

PALMER'S! 

i,, 

I V.- 

Chevrolet and Oldimobjl 

I 1111,11) \IKI AITI.HM I-.s } 

1117.1129 Aibury A e. J 

Phone* 0235 - 0236 

t 

»•»••••••#••••••••«••••• 

Dieterle's 

Garden Spot 

; :7th St. & West Ave. 

: :Phane 2724 We Deliver 

We Have a Beautiful 

Asaortment, of 

EASTER PLANTS 

', 'Grown Especially for U 

• LILIES 

: • TULIPS 

• DAFFODILS 

• HYACINTHS 

• GARDENIAS 

• AZALEAS 

CORSAGES 

A Wide Selection 

Artiitieally Arranged 

EASTER GIFTS 

and NOVELTIES 

Reasonably Priced 

Remember Your Dear 

Ones with Flowers 

We Wire Floweri 

Anywhere in the World; 

'.C :• \, 

Ml" If., 1 i- I'll 

\ u !. .'. ..• M i - 

ll v ; " c ; •'•. : 

Beta Sterna Plans 

Spring Card Party 

_ Miss Clark Hnnnr, 60 Attend Legbn 

,, i', Sister on Birthctav Au> iliary's Party 

Baby Shower for 

;Mrs! Earl Shaw 

M I • • 

'-•' • '. 1 

I, • . ' I .• 

Sunday School to 

Sponsor Recital 

Ufa 

'n.. l-'.r 

. l l l . T i ! 1 

''.I.,!' 

II. 

Marilyn HughM Honn;< 

First Presbyterian 

Church 

Ocean City. N, J. 

'!" '""ii:; I i- I l.li. 

RECITA L 

IhursdHy R\ = t*iiinp, 

March 30 . 8:30 P. M 

IMKIIIN i in i 1 .,.,,, 

ill-i I'll II |' U!,| i | , 

(' II II i, ii \ \i 

i ' i . l . d i i I,,,,,, i , 

"•• ' .ii/.in.ii.i i',„.,,.. 

Mintzer's 

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IWITIill 1(1 M i l N|, 

OPEN FSR SEASON -SATURDAY, APRIL l.t. I960 

Phone 2346 

OLD FASHiONED ' 

YOLK EASTER EGGS 

In C'ni'iHiiiiil Irpiiii, . , , H| 

25c - 50c - $1,00 $1,50 

Also Fruit and Nut Eggs 

50c and $1.00 

946.048 BOARDWALK 

4Ut Year 

Play Staged For 

Women's Club 

'Sardinei' Proves 

Sida-Splitter 

A hiliiwiK I'liiy. 'Siirriiiiri" w.i.> 

î iyi.,1 hv ih. .tr,,in,i d. piiriniiiii .•! 

mi- Wniiii'i.'- f'hil|».'l (l.-|.,,ii ('Hil..!.l 

Thiii'a.l.i> null f..l' I'UII. iT11• i-1- 

i(''ilh 1 '.\"ir.ii... -Jnlll t'.iiii .il .n 

r11ri• -1..i i.\ M i - Kli'.ni"!' IIHi-..i. 

1!,- il..\ . .-I iMtliili.i Mr- Anin' 

i '..i! i, 1! .Mr. I- ih.-l A.l.n.r- • Mi 

il..r..'l,i I'.ll:' Mis Hi'lU 'I...ill- 

„ I .1 .,n.i Ml Ni s ill- l'r,.|.,'i-l|. - 

I M , , . ii: ,'!i:,,f "I Mr- cdTini'l.' 

111-:., - Mr- l.i'i . 1 . 'I 1 ,.'.'. II..,.|I.| ,,.;.| 

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U, S, Pharmacists Coni'.nc 

CEEL'S 


1I3B liimr.siin Avf. riiime \ya 




ON ORIILK ONLY 

ii % VI Ii, II I 1 . M. 

Mil- I I 

Submarine 

Sandwiches 

Small 2Si Largg 45c 

HOLROYD'S 

616 Asbury Avcnuo 

Phono 187] 

H i ••III.-, |||.,( •,,i 

i fibre li ) 

as I Clisf fibre is ifMWi out from tig 

, b,iu. 

IS YOUR HAIR 

DRAB? DULL? 

Are First Grey Hairs Slowing? 

Try Our Sensational Ntw 

"MISS CLAIR0L" 

Call Today fur I ii'ittmrnl 

HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON 

Sfh Slrrt-t and (Viiiral Ave, 

H i l l s (,1-H 

Phone 093S 

SCOTCH HALL 

5th Street and Wesley Avenue 

I i,iii \ i A '- \ I i Ml. 11 

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] I'.l In !• Ill, I' II 

Phoni' OSfiO 

SF.RVINC 

A Special Full Course 

TURKEY DINNER 

EVi-;. April 1 • I'ALM SUNDAY. April 2 

S 1.35 

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nillllMllllli'liilMllilliNIIINIIIilnillliillllini'llll'lllliliiyilllllllllilillilllllllllillllllllllllllllNIHIIINNlU 

IN OUR MARKET | 

j! I FLOUNDER^ CODFISH - SMELTS | 

J; | OYSTERS,- CLAMS | 

; I AND OTHER f-RESH SEA FOOD IN SEASON | 

j Cooked Seafoods to Take Out | 

j CRABMtAT . SCALLOPS - SOFT CRABS 1 

| SMKIMP . LOBSTF.K TAILS 1 

I ' '" ' -IN" I 111 M II I I.IMI ni MIII.S 1 

| I'i ITI !! II \-ll I'm .in siLMl I 

I TRY OUR DELICIOUS SPECIAL PLATTERS | 

1 WeDdiver - • - PhontJ348 § 

i CHRIS SPENCE • 

I SEAFOOD MARKET and KITCHEN 1 

j 10th Street and Afibury A/enue I 

MI We ^^ Y ° U atld Y ° UrS 

rxM 4 Most Happy Easter R 

^ Wi»,dOw Th, Cifl for Not Onlv Now BU'.TN.-?.-' """"• EiKh ' h Slr< " C ' ' ^ 

A-J • A COMPLKTE COSMETIC DKI^RTMFNT • 

C Toil 

U and 

PaU-lU". wilh t-aih box of f 

• C A N D Y * 

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r " : W( H • OKELTINi, CARDS • " 

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HUGHES' 

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PHESCRIPTIONS • IT 

Eighth Sirect and Wesley Avenue 

We Call For and DfelivM Pr 

NUiv liLOHts ; 

ana M.i,a|le, UOCTOHs IN 

D t pfc ^ 

ABTIIlm Ir 

f 

•••• WJ 

T 

public Card4rty 

by Sorority of 25th 

If You Need a 

SUI S AllIi^TV of t L I H.0WKRN 

PLEASE ORDER EARLY 

ARWITECT 

IUILDER 

CARPENTER 

PLUMBER 

PAPER HANGER 

ELECTRICIAN 

PAINTER 

ROOFER . J 

FLOOR SANDER 

LOT GRADER 

INSULATOR 

BULKHEADER 

4IR CONDITIONER 

HEATING CONTRACTOR 

Will Find Him in the 

inel-Ledger's 

ling Directory 

Wunder Marries 

Music pier to benefit Iht wtlflrt 

fund. 

It allo war decided to have n 

plans for a public rd party on white elephant party April 11 at 

ApnUS were m«do' ilhc Gamma the home of MM. Eila Bevan, 830 

Fsi soror- Wesley sv. 

iKht at the 

home of Mrs j liurion, 819 Pnllou'ing the huslncis meelijig tin' 

will be ingroup 

played canasta, and refresh. 

AnicrifiiM LnKiiiireiiiiis on tin' mi'iits were served. 

Phcne 2935 * EsUblishtd 1934 

Oft«; National Bank Building 

FRED S. TARVES, Jr. 

SEASHCRE CONSTRUCTION CO, 

BUILDERS 


: B37 Asbury Avenue 

WATCH FOR OUR 

SPECIAL ON 

EASTER HAMS 

Swifts Brook lit-Id Cftc 

Butt«r ...._.. Ib, °^ 

IN ill HIT hits 

Swiflg Premium QR C 

« Sirloin Steaks Ib. 

Burks Rib Ends QQc 

Pork ......... ib, OV 

Morrelli 

Pride Bacon, Ib. 49 s 

I I 1,1, i,INK 01 

Frozen Fooe . Groceries - Fresh Vegetables 

PALRMO'S MARKET 


FREE DELIMRY PHONE 0998 

LLOYD'S 

FLOWER SHOP 

937 Asbury .venue Phone 0277 • ••••• IUVHI 

EASIER FLOWERS 

Corsages 

• & • • 

Orchids ' Kn»iPH ' ciardfiiiai - Kti 1 Philadelphia Girl 

Rite. Solemnized 

at Bride'i Home 

Thi>, marria|c of Miu Thelitia 

Waldron, of Philadeliihia, and Joseph 

Wunder. 7 W. loih B|., Ocean City, 

WHS soIcHinijpd Friday at the homo 

(il tin- bndi'. 103.1 S. B^th si. 

The t'cjupU* will hov: nit o|if"i 

liuiise fur Ilipir friends Saturdaj 

, 

POTTED PLANTS 

l,ii>, HydraniiFa, A/.aii'a, Buses, KU-. 

1 

i'Vi'iiiiMj at ihuir hume here. 

Given in marriage by her father, 

Jtihn Wuldroii, thp bride was allendecl 

by her sister. Mrs, Arthur 

Christy, OK matron of honor. Hn*nrd 

Wunder, brother of the bride, 

groom, was best man , 

Tin' bride wore an aquamarine 

liicf street''length dress with corsage 

nf yellow talisman roses Her aU 

lemtant i-hnse niult iafTiMu. with a 

fursiiKf cif ri'ri roses. 

A ri'i't'iilion folluwed al Hie bride's 

lioinp 

Thosij iiiieritlinE won. Mrs Anna 

Wuntlpr. Howard Wunder. John Waiiliois, 

Mr. jincl Mrs Arthur Chrisly 

and iliildn-ii, Betty Ann and Nancy 

Gail, nnd Ml. and Mrs Matthew 

IUTIIIU. 

* * • 

Medical Society 

Auxiliary Names 

j Conclave Delegates 

Di'li'Kiiti-s 111 tin- annual sliili' iun- 

IviMilKir. (if thi- Wuii,r.irf Auxiliary 

nl tht- Mi'diral Hni-H-iv nf New Jersi'i 

were t'leded by Hie Cape May 

An 

10 years, with an analysis of theiiil{|il 

al the puhl hunii- Hi' sui- 

need for more adequate financing cfpiis JOM'iib Dur'nniiu 

of educratiur. threufiniiut the stute. 

The ni vv oSTU'i'rs will, I.,,' ftiririalIv 

D. Norman Blull willl bo Ihe nar. 

fator. 

instalk'd at y [lubhf riH 

Parents from iielKhborind communities 

alsu hdv*? bên invited to 

attend 

# i * 

Tell* Soroptimists 

of Communism Peril 

Dr. R. S. Sn,vd«r. Prfsbyterian 

t'lergyman from Charlotlt. N C . wn;; 

truest sprnker 'fhursclay night last 

week at a mectniK "f the Siiroiiumisi 

Club of Ottan City, al Plvmoulll 

Inn. His uildri'sii on the world 

threat of Cnniir.uni^m uah similar lu 

thai given 1»iL" Kiwanij, Clulj and reported 

plsruherc in tins iksue 

The Korijijtimist niet'Ung was fallowed 

by ii card party rondurtpd by 

llH' Ways and Means Cnmmitiee_ in 

benefit "ihe si'holarshiri fund Refrtsbini'iils 

were serveil. 

Baby Shower Honors 

Somers Pt. Woman 

Mrs. Mildred Mjiirr. nf S(,mi>rf. 

Poinl. wdh yut'jjt uf hiintir 'riit'hdnv 

myht at a baby hliuvvcr Mivi-n al lln 

home of Mrs. Phyllis Bnlion. Sin 

Asliury as-. 

Iniyre, Mrs. MarKi< Wniiiriiid. Mi-, 

ilazt'l nisuii, Mr,-. Jnrry .Sniarney 

Mrs Alvira Miiiiiis. and Mi?.s Doroihv 

HnsUrr ScnfliniJ ^lily but unable- in 

attend were Mr?. Belly Jile> ami 

Mrs Mary Puidyku. 

nt's cuinijulfiory hc-iilHi Steel Pier to 

insurii?H:e jirupcisal 

Re-open for Eaiter 

CHARLOTTE TOWNsSKNB 3, 

Steel Pier, the worlfl-fniiicil Al- 

HAN BIRTHDAY FARTV 

lantir City aiiHiscincnl iT-mrc which 

The third birthday anniven.arv nf extend!, half-a-mili. mil in na. will 

Charlotlu Townsend, dautihter" of re-upeii for a spfeuil biilulay sliow 

Mr find Mrs William D, Townspnri over ihe Easter week end, April 8-3, 

Ti'.i P,nnaclo rd . wiih ceirhrati'd Tnidltiiinally Ih'^ b\u aiTiusPimMit 

Kuiuiay iificrnrton with a party at pier hiis brur unshuitpi-rd fur thu 

I111 In,nip fur ii Ijroup nf playmates ' limr stasiiiililly ill tills piirtic 

Tlic ihililrcii injoyod rpfreshmenis ,.,.:>, holiday lime fi>r itver Su yror*. 

d a tples isiofi pru|irain 

It lias always played n IcaiJiiii; purl 

AttiMiding were Carolyn nr.il ill the biu resort proMrHin whuil an. 

Mjirthn Thaypr Jniin and Fredd ••• nually briilKS thousands of visitors 

! i ! ?mT4 ;,! 8 T! 

p, In.. April II. It was ancuui.i ell 

others elected were Ser.h'r st bnim ! in!' ;ib',L!t :>!! b,.^ vu.i 

i'layi'd in tin- V F W Jiininr B,r,k,.!. | 

ball Ij'iici,,' duriiit the MTI.'.I.I I' 1 

uuii reiHirlt'il Ihiil bnsi.|iiiil , ..n j,c 

lujil lesr ilu- bnys 'A ill MM.H I... .i.iri,., 1 

Church to Have 

Palm Sunday Rite 

A Pdlm Sunday program will be 

eonduclcrt at 3 p m. Sunday in tlie 

Tabt'rnacle Baptist Church, Blh si 

and Wost av , undi->r ausjiices nf the 

Pasifirs Aid Hiiriuly 

Themi' (if tbt! suvicc will he 

'Gods Message lu .. Ihe ,Se v e n 

Chiiiclii*,' tu "lie CUM icd nut with 

special ihiisle. inturprctaliiMis iiiiU 

g"uei,l siHiikfia The Re'. W N 

Wilsun I.-, |j.Hstijr of thf t'hureh 

Sea Ids Building Booms 

Tuenty-tliree buildir.iJ |,,' mi's 

VUe isûrrl Hi Kea Islu C::> ii J.i!.- 

1..1IV ;!l;d Ki'bruary IIUtU'jn;e 1^ fnr 

1 1 -,t bullditiiis Ir.MjeL'lur Vir.i'tnl I, 

l...iiiiir:i'..'i reiiorted Tuinl i-'ist il 

I.e'A' Inilldinn fur tin- lv. 1, il.i.: Us 

«.!>.- J58.4S0 

Ni.w fictfi-Kt.Titj. uli Ihe M,.,i"ke! 

keep Liiisi, lustrciup They si ill inir, 

uiui the ihshpifli striuikUrS^ iir.-: 

II - M,,,lr 

Spaghetti Sauce CAi:Pt, 

null 1'nrk »" 

'Full 1 ,.,. li.lliilll l.ni.rir 

IlliiilP Myilr iillililll «1HI>1I 

FRANK LONGO 

Ph. i.iaij 1028 Simpson 

\li* l^îif \ flillH TFHliillg ^1 it ii PS ' 

ftir A\\ * 

JiiM'ph Wi-rb was acliiiilli'd :,, ., , 

IH'W rnumlTPi- uf ilii,. ijost > 

PHARMACIST 

SciilliU'l I filcci, S3 per ypar, by mail. I 

ffl is a — 

UNKLi HANK S£Z 

y g thou ds isito 

Ihr liiilirrlu'iilk f 

Cilv 

Alln 

1 in 1 I (H II 1 1 in '( 

tti'.iri!.- A HnniKl. .Ir . pn-nlcnl 1,1 

NOW 

OPEN 

Stri'l Piw. prcdii'ts 11 1>IJ: M- 1 i l l 

Ihr |)it>i- and thr IIMMI Tht- pro 

i in ipappi-d diirini: lite Aintei 

MHMitlis will l)im^ tlir worlds hmiii'st 

n nd hradlinrt's st;i(;i 

Daily Except Thursday 

ieafood Restaurant 

Varied Menu 

Steak Platters 

L CAN PUf A aoOD DOS 

IN IHl WRONS ENVIRON- 

MtNT AND Hi, WIU. IND 

up BAD-AND PlQPUL ARE 

NO 

IN THAT RESPLCT, 

rt DO6S 

..creen r.ul < 

THI leli-viMi.n sl;ii',-.. up to anil in 

finding liitp Sfptt'inber Plan* ill 1 

in.' iiiulri v,ay to rp.open thp thi'atr 

1 SKr! Plrr ^hu'h housed st(ij.:t' an 1 

inuîf ^1 pi i\ (hiring II 1 1 t t it n 

fo. the (irst tnnp 

A nuarter.million dtilliir impr',\ 

rnent and re-dpnn atnij; |nl> nn tin 

pier will keep 11 up to tl'e pristine 

standard uhtdi has mi,dp it a v\orl 

di- atlriirlum f,,r t,>un.st> for (In/. 

1 11 if vi-iirs 

.liniiiw Dorti'v and Ins fainiin.s 

band will lie the Iirj.I (,l thp |ijirndi (.mnJ 

of stills to apptiir at Steel I'HT ibis 

si 1 1 Porsev i:. tn he the K-iMi'i 

hiilidny iiltrai-lion. 1,11 Apui,! H ;md !) 

Mth the Five Dp M:ire,, Sislei 

•iinijini,' stars of the H'red Alli-i 

Show, and .luliiiny DOWILS. head 

linniK Ihp stii^p j.h,,^ In :idihlj< 1 

tin re will bp lilm.v uiid ollipr f, 1 

v l l l i i l 

PUBLIC SERVANT 

\ / 'Alrh'od'gh he ii 

/ \ fundomeritofhy 

' o chernisl, your 

Renoll pharmacist play, an 

important role in promoting 

the gerieral health and 

«lfors of the cammunity. 

>Iiti;;(- f-ni-T rnn^ts JUIG 

' mritrfnlors mm'l iil:-jr.f 

pin lif-OnMik tfi tip*- liin< run 

t.. I Oil- TA(< Altl.Mt I'll 

It ii o role for which he is 

'particularly well fitted . . , 

a role which he is happy to 

assume both ai a eltiien 

end os • professional man. 

Your Rexai/ pharmacist 

is a good man fe know. 

Gef acquainted with him. 

A HkAIINt.. »lurt Minn 

m 

I C < - ( I ; tlM- f U K f H, |( 'Your Doctor Knows" 

(fcomnirnded by Uynran H!n# 

DEEP SEA »i nn 

PLATTER #1.«)U 

11(1 I l.iuiidiT. Drvllcd (nl) 

levlled Clam, t ray Salad, Kriet 

lysler, Colt SliH', Srallups 

lulirnnr I'ol.iiorv. I.rtlure ani 

iinutii, KDIIN, Butter £ Caffe loi 

$1,30 

9th St. Off Boardwalk 

IT Sunri' 

Pleasantville Man 

Joins Hitchner 

tin- nih 

.Icilni J. Taylor, formerly i.f Phas 

iliitsille. lias btH'onio associated wit.i 

thi; real estiile ofllee of WIMMI'I d K 

HilchiH'r, I3lh si. and Pleasure ay 

here 

Mr Tavliir has eslablishpi! 

home here at as W 17th si lie for- 

nu'rly was iii the yaiiise busiiici. s in 

Plcasantiilie. , 

Some species of cp-riifpr evergreen 

trees have needles which iasi lor 

Sis or seven yrars 

îMiiimiiiiiiiMMiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiiiiMMMiiiiiiiiiiillmiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiillliililiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 

1 AND EASTER IS ALMOST HERE! 

We Have Just the Thing to Make 

YOUR EASTER PARADE 

A Personal Success 

FAMOUS LADY 

Has the Most Beautiful Linm of 

SUITS 

I TO SUIT EVERY FIGURE _ • '" 

TO SUIT EVERY BUDGET 

COME IN NOW WHILE THE SELECTION 

IS COMPLETE 

• EXPERT ALTERATIONS ARE FREE • 

1 visit OL;& saw SHOWROOM AT Tiifi JRANKLIN KAITORV 

s * . ' 

Weekdays 

B SunUuy-. 

I 

Famous 

* STORE of STYLE 

WOODBINE. N. j, 

HOURS: 

- . 10 A, M, in 1 p, M. 

. . 10 AM. lu 6 P.M. 

Lady 

TKLKI-IIONES: 

HOODBINt I-2I7whi'rp 

R.OYAJ 

OCEAN CITYS LEADING 

SHOE STORE 1 


"Mmmm .. • Bacon & Egg* 

for Breakfast!" 

CUSTOMERS' 

CORNER 

To be goorf, food mutt b« 

Irmih. 

For even thi baft of food 

. losti flavor and qualify wifh 

Hire art the steps wt~fqTi~ 

to Insure the freiNniss of 

A&P foods: 

We buy only the frtihest 

feed direct from farm or 

foetory. Wi buy only for 

current needs. 

W«ihip ft quickly to itore 

or warehouse. We keep it 

under proper temperature 

and humidity conditions. 

We price it low to tell 

quickly. 

We guarantee everything 

yeu buy ef Air* to he fre?h 

end flavorful. Please tell us 

if It isn't. 

Please write: 

CUSTOMER RELATIONS 

DIPT,, 

AJrP feed Stares, 

420 Lexinf ten Avenue, 

New York 17, N. If. 

UP TO J', POUNDI 

Pork Roasts 

Tor OUAIITr ElUi "S "—NiW TOtK BIISIID HIWINU 

Chuck Roast 

Sirloin Steak 

DHSiiB.BjiWN.: . ._ 

iTfWINB CHlCKfMS—3 TO 

JUPI« IIOHI 

CtOIITIIMMIS 

Porterhouse Steak "«"-••«.. 

Crosscut of Beef 

Sausage Meat 

Him O! 

Baked Loaf PiCKli 1 PIMiNTO 

Fresh Sliced Steak Cod 

Fresh Fillet of Flounder 

Lowest t'r 

Season for Aiparagui! 

CAHFOBNIA TlnDtl SHIN 

Asparagus 

California Broccoli 

Iceberg Lettuce 

HIGH q 

LOW PRICES! 

1UNNYHOOK UlSiWHrriLISNOM 

Fresh Eggs 

wnoMiii IAIGI ••OWN 1 wmn 

Fresh Eggs 

Sliced Bacon 

CLOH.TilMMie 

•ONIiisl 

•OLLIO 

iwlFT'i. FELIN'J 

SB Blli?'! 

ttiei 

California Lemons im 

UISI 

Florida Oranges i7i nn 

New Green Cabbage 

Sunsweet Prunes Ui 21c 

I-*, WHITKIIR O Ills, 

Seed Potatoes 

bun.h 

( nrlit. liair 

( liiiipiiua. Wi-lb i 

.ID liii, i ,. iiriu liiili 

til THI SIANB ASiOHMINT OF f[8»V MOIS! 

HIPS AVAItABlI AT ¥OU( A»P 

Butter 

08 PIMIN1O 

1 MWi'mtifin Imw 67c 

Ched-o-bit Cheese Food 

Hot Cross Buns '£%, 

Marvel Bread SJIJ?'" SM I*;! 1 Me 

Del 

WHITi 0t UOlBiN 

STTL1 Ot WH0LI I 

neinz Beans WITH POSH > TOM4TB UMI 

Sliced Pickled Beets MaM( " ' 

Banquet Cooked Chicken H, 

Grated Tuna Fish f"JW °' 

Cold Stream Pink Salmon 

Maine Sardines %Siiffimt I 

Del Monte Sugar Peas 

Easter Chocolates m 

* Small Easter Eggs "I! 1 

In '.. Ib 

MINT! 

J Cocoanut Eggs»^,.o :,.;" 29c 

*Cocoanut Eggs -I '^ 25c 

"Sic 

"85c 

% 43c 

13c 

25c 

"SIC 

17c 

Sc 

25c 

lie 

Fruit Cocktail" MSNi 

Niblcts Golden Corp r,;,;;; 2 

Evaporated Milk m 4 

Sliced Pineapple mmt>m ' 

Salad Dressing /«, t' 25c 

Pineapple Juice B 33c 

21c 

45c 

33c 

39c 

%Sff% ir 2 

Paas Easter Egg Colors '' lie 

Paas Decorating Kit 

•IN BUT 101(1! 

ISM 

uni 

I 

15c 

33c 

35c 

25c 

23c 

89c 

55c 

49c 

45c 

biucioys wOBTHMom AISOBTSD IAIKI 

Jelly Eggs u 23c ::43c 

PllPiCf FOt iASli* DSCOI«TIONI 

ii Sur> ID its Our Beautiful Sslactisn «l 

Fios Qu«i;ty laiiif Canditi 

8th STREET »nd WEST AVE. 

4LL FHIOm IN THIS ADYF.RTISKMENT pPrECnYTC III XHÂ* 

_IITEH MAiUaiT « SM . Mil BTBEKT. 00B4H OttT. OTTT" 

^ 

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„ » • • 

WAmpm 

Thijrg(tayrJtfarch 30, I960 

m Som«* Point 1 

iiil 

^ MH. Alunnder W. Sabum, Reporter — 

Postponed 

Prtwfor 

of Bay 

^ POINT — City council 

r nifbt pottponed final action 

Dd tlnw on •a amendment tu 

n^-j ordinance, which wouM 

. MUjjtructlon of cabins and 

within city limits along the 

i Landing road. 

Saw peMponenient followed 

of a totter Is council from 

huFch, ebjecting to 

modification of pres- 

Chsflei Smith, Bornt 

Charles Mink and Chnr],- 

voted for the po§tponement. 

Councilman Raymond Hyde 

from voting. 

»•£• BAT DMDGINf] 

approved unanlmouily to flx th,! 

salaries and termi of rSce of cur- 

todians and janitors at city hall. The 

salary of the custodian -'as ie! ui 

11,400 a year, and ihu janltiir il.SCii 

with BU iippiilntmijrits (u be fur a 

one-year term. 

Four tracts uf eity-fiwni'd kiml 

were sold at public bUldlnij. and 

council BUlhiiriiwri advertising seven 

other parcels uf iuilii lo IJP Kui.l 

April IS 

FIKE IStSPRC.TIOSN FROVIlJKD p. 

Cuuncii ulsu jiiissecl nn 1'irM n-uil- ; l^ r 

inj another unlinunci' fnr lire !,afi'ty Mri 

requiring quarterly inspiMt'tiiiiiH in Mains 

Pocahontasto 

Install Officers 

Ceremony to Tike 

Place April 21 

SOMERS POINT — Plans were 

made to install officers when SilviK 

Moon Council, Degree of Pociihonun 

met in Ihe Lesion Hall, Linwooii 

Fritiyy evening. The tints was sel 

for April 21 A covered dish sunptT 

will folhiw the meeting. 

Mrs Elisabeth Hi'im was select"' 

keciMir uf records she will he n- 

stalled with the utht-F ufTuw?, w!;. 

have LtM'n elecleil 

Mis Esther Huiiffiliuchcr. Semen 

int. wiiS Mi'lvtmnd hs u now im-ni- 

I .ii urn McC'arr. Mr». Effiinii 

siic 1 Mrs. Martha Miirgpn wen 

requiring quarterly iispueUMh l 

be made by the iiro chief in public nppomtfd an 

d h l h """ ~" 

p 

buildinp und filhor places when- 

hasariis may exist. The measure 

provides fur proper sloroBe uf vs. 

plosives and other flammnble ma- 

tenais. and reMulales imdalhiliun u! 

(ire uieapei. 

Mrs. Fred Smartlijy was (jriiritPii 

permission to establish a fefrt^h- 

main iturid at Ihij athletic flelii. 

'rile Shade Tree Commission, in ii 

uffi 

They will limn will! the (li-sl 

t-urH and trusttu'S bi-furu the nf 

mtu'ting. Friday. April T Mrs. j 

sephlne Bird ynd her rummilteu w 

Ki-rvt?, refreshments at this mt'ijlir 

The trustees weft? asked til 4 

range for a larger ant! more SLTLI 

iiibiilet Hi hull! lodge bi-!nnginp 

Anhuuneenierii wiis maiie thai ! 

installation team of Silier Mi, 

to inbt.Liiliii(f nesv ol 

- en* of thi' various councils in thiif 

to press for action hy : trees in some iiarts of the city, and tjjstritt Mrs Et!a Boiijjhlv is den- 

state in ttredgtnl the bay ;o , suSKesltti Ihe removal of dead IfefS , uly a n d M r s prnjly lli.irinan. li.i.iij 

"- more adequate witer depth | in from of Grace Lutheran church - • • 

committee was appointed,' ni: reevnt report to Council, cummenni'il, r, 

.n of Freeholder Arthur! the Bell Telephone Co. for irimminj 

* q p 

the city-own«l pier and bath- 

MCh._ Tht cominmee includes 

" nl Mink. Adellui and 

A comrnunicatlon was received Their s 

from Mrs. H. T Ei-khurtli askinii for |,,wg; 

placing of a street nome sjgn on 

! Braiidock Drive It was referred 

ordinance was introduced and to the highway committee 

April 

Ld 

-' I 

Money to Lend 

• G, I. Loans @, 4% 

• F.H.A. Loans @ . A% % 

• Private Fundi - I'"! 1 -i\. Kiirnishi'il. ! 

7990 I 

E. MORGAN MAXELL 

ROBERT R. BENNETT, Asiû 

14th Street and West Ave, | Phone 2949 

rbor' Ai 

Great 

Name* of 1 

Weterwiyi 

I 

TM n»ni« s "' th'W Mil Jencv 

wi»i were offl||y fe,n, 

as Orciit Bug Iftor Bay, 

tst tm Hafbur Inlo^ld Oreat 

(Harbor River by thilfographic 

JHCB Divisiiiri ,of Hie lipartmciii 

"interior. CongresHmi f, Millc, 

OOD FOD 

GOOD SER 

SOMF.RS 

invili-ii In i' 

i.f iitlicri' i 

VFW ;,!i.i 

j ii! tin. I in 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 

POINT- Til,- 

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hi.il ..! Vi.lu- 

2 ..r W N, 

S.ll.K r-fiiiatii- iriili.ri.il) Sltnl'»in ai 

•J ririiFtinnis IHIIIK mum. iljninu 

lipi kli'-hen iirii! h;i!h I.,,I .'ilKIfii, 

fun Mntini-i-, I'l iii> $.'"Ml Kiii-li-n rdf 

ill 

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KKNT Rf-siau. imi, eijuiiip,!-,! i.r mi 

i'(|ul|i|ied i-iirni'r of 'Hh uml I'li-usnfi- 

n i:,,,,t! l.iiiilii.n on Eriiiin hli--h,A,,> 

Wnti- Hm IKiri Si-nilni'l-lJ-ilfi'i v« 

fiAl.K Ifniiiri riilfiiL'ri. miuMmrnts * 

oumlng hnust- ilih si L*-funi!l> 

SI.IJW). isiB «i. srauu. laih »i m . 

till' ilurlU-n SH-liiin linilUi i I-,III1IBC« 

J15 3OO ar mvu sir 

-iiM'i I'utiui!!- SI 1 cio, a.fam 

n* Si^lIHi ,S-Funi uiîllilenl 

HUNT ami flour ul,urtniem .1 lull 

ri,i,ftis, 5S7r, fur seuî.n CNitut',* 

SliKlii 4=Lieii!'!>ijm ureiinfruni Auj;. & 

Selii. Wii 'i-iieilfoum iinortmrni. Ben- 

sun. SSXi Km llsllnii fui luflu. Sin- 

siin or stilt! itnv striiun unit [jrici- 

In* SJS'J UN MvrPhi-i-si-n M 1.11 h «l 

WAI.KHMAN l.onilHI in I in ul uri-u UF 

UlliiKe iu enMiiKe tn nyl t^mir iuî^ 

ness, on rumniiNsiun ij«>^ "ilh nnl!un:,l 

'link,-is. Wi Hi. WnCs Ml I i,nil WiH 

| VIumi>• ui, HiitshiirMh 1'u •'):» 

WASl'KU Hmitii f.unrhîineliM ,,' 

li;iirit,hri*pr hlunji Henl hiiiÎ he 

feiisuniihi,'; Kteiiarl ^T*l K i'lim hi 

i^hih! 44 Hi! MMi 

SAI.K RNuminK liiiusi,. nm Astim 

ai. Two i-nniiilcii' iiuiiilments. , hei 

niums. ,1 t.;.!ns. fui nisheil. hn! I'iiii 

heat ggt'iiê. 2IU, iuindis yi ,Vin 

liimL ui Hlfi iK-eyn iii.. Hunda,ss. i 

j NI/Mt'K Muli-i •« Ri-siiniiiirii SK! 'nil 

| si. re-open.,! "•"'•>• ^ • " " ':;.„ 

till M) Tin.Is ill iluiilins. ('...I J:» 

Ath.fiSii- iii . Api H 'j * ;i •^ l 

Âi.K w&i Hiiinouih running toniii 

lliin Bfi.iKJ. 622 Wesley i.1 A,!V: 

SAI.H M-ii^ Axniinstt-i I ut- îii i'iil! 

11J1 or 121TW urin i li, m. mi. 

HALK 0 fl Hill fefi !l4eiiii,-t! mi-i.l 

Hufidui. .162 Asiiuri i,i. Phtine ia>T>°:\\ 

Mrs AI:I;I. Ki.l'-v ..' Alh.i-t . c •-. 

...Sllli ii Ml- I, >...... KLI l: H ".' • 

SIBHRS' ASSS, PI AVS 

(iPIllSci I ARI) I'AHTV 

SCIMKHH I'dlN'T Ti , 

i-ii'i linn ..I Un Nhi-i-.' A,. 

,.f Shi.r.- .M.-iiii,r.;.l ll-..|..'.i! -.- 

New ViHkHi . TUI-'I:.,!-"i\.-V • 

Mr- Ri-rtri.ili- W.,.-.i ;.i i .'.I.-' 

Mortgage Money ?i 

ALL KINDS ii 

ROUSHER || 

93S Ocean Avenue {! 

List Your Pro^rty 

For SALE or IfNT 

With This Offce 

Properly Lijted with Us Alwaysfcceives 

Prompt, Courleoui Attentiij 

RICHARD B. CNLEY 

4100 Asbury Avenue Phone 0?M 

HKASCII ,«»rne•!•:; I! Walloll I'larr, i»n. 2113 

RKNT Twu iipailfflpnis. > eiir uruuni] 

eyi'h hyiP 2 bpdr.ioms. tjiith. HUH; 

room, dininii ruiim Kitrhen Hey! ii 

hut. water fiirniKhpii HlrHrti i*M ix' 

ill. Hhones 1 ,fiJ6 ul oinS-W. .T 

HALE Iileiil home (liiiUens Hi-.tiun 

Nice cfirner lurotlun, l.lvlni! ii)f 

dinliiH rnom, klirhpn. 1 bwliuimiii. 

bLiths partly fiirnistieil ull heat. !=ry 

BurnKii. UMl uf iiindllliin. Klnani'i-n 

Piirp Sin.jili. Slrrli-b. iaa (mn yi 

I'honi'B I.TJO in iimi-w 

FARM'-- I,,icnied un Style IliKhwin 

81'-,, iieres. some tiUiihle, resi In ivoutl 

land yhd nieiidnw t.ri,,ini lunisp ui) 

J tiediuiiltM. W.SX). 

SIIOHK ROAD. Marmora. Ranch-lip 

hiimi'. 2 Imjruoim byth 11viriM louni 

dlhinM niom kiU.hen KyrnlBtieii u 

hrol. Ijii l«i>,lin. Con hii finymvil 

H CfSO 

hrol. Ijii l 

FHio CfSOU. S T R K I f l i 

!5H fh-f.-in \,enu» 

UANIKI) llu 

Burst himst-: 

SAI.K DIHIIIII- li.'li. Jf, 2 IHIIII 

mis liht' ui'M. to, 2 llliiltn's 

In in lirilA 5.HI :ifi!i ITIII si 

1511-R 

HIM K m 

|,I>1 I'll 

Mil Mu|.li I ht-f us i mur \Mn 

pomliin imn mnlrfil JL.» r > t 

!'•».•* I 'I'll l"li tmn JIKI III i 

l>i nililii I. i,(l iiimlltli n tin Illmi 

oi.ni -,ull*- niiinoKum Mil ill Ar 

lit, UI . Jnil f! t 

HALK Ffigidu[rp DHPTI I-'? f**^**. ii.s 

S'WU. KMJ! SlpU. 'I'ap itMi SlU. -i-l*'-- 

RiN*d Null*', ptrhTi rtindHinn. %25. lawr 

mow* s r iarjff m rnmplPii* 'unjiiv !u-d 

$fi: hm-fiiu SS J : i*d(i i hahN Cull Fi I 

day: j] fJfFiifl us. i-.U 

HALK Ki'fifin.ft* S« : !>ppt'r, %\H (h 

bfii. $10; Miikfripuri. buriiiifKlv. 

urn! chair 57 T*), ûfft*? ial*^, 

ftshiinK !=iii iifitt friiiii IJ'SK. |hi P 

NOI HK TO LIMIT 4 HK1>ITO|£^ 

Ksliiit' fif i*'hiirh=N K Hchlt-y l 

feuft'ri "_ 

Hu! : Niuini It* ihe fudKnitmt uf jRVl 

KiTrii. stumitait' a! 1he Cdunii 

i'xiw Muy. tniuiv an the iwcniyMMKh 

iiity uf Miirli A.JJ IHrsi>, nil Jhi' tî 

pliiinl of ihi 1 subscribe!s !hi> KxtfrUii 

if said iit'cfUJitifi. ntiiliv is hi-ioby ai 

fu Iht* riudifnis uf sflid rfi-c-«yHfd 

exhibit In I ht' subsii Ihfis undpr Oii 

r iftti niiltl.Hl thrll riaitIK iind < 

niitruls iife-alnsl Mi.- (strife of îid < 

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tucnl> vinltlh (Li> ol Mmvli A I) l't 

PHOTOGRAPHY 





John V. Pontiere, jr. 

60S Short Rd., Somers Pt, 

Phone: S, P, 8222 

Iht ill 

i^-..ITiSt ,,n Pi-. 1 VFW.'III-I 

I Wetiri.u.ii ,;; il:,. ); t i m,, ,j jjr-" 

Frniicrs n,u;er. nr, Olbhs ai wl-i-p 

lyiUhiMin \i,ts .fli.eii. I,i]iii-,i i.(i i,v 

an afleri'iii.r nf spivini; The iirlii'lri 

i'eniL' riiatii' by tin- i in!) \i-:'.i lie 

Mild a: a ba/iiar ciurirj; ine siili - 

Thi- i ra: iiuij i".,.-ii^ -.,.]!! 1.,- ,,[• 

Ai ni IL' ii: ii:e I.II:I-|. ,..' Mr. J.iMH-. 

G Si-ull r.ibh« av 

iilRl, SI'OI'TS TO 

.HAVE I ASTER PARTV 

SOMERS POINT - G,,i s.-f-.l 

•I'lu.ip N 1 ,. Jli !i;ec-tin(! a: tile Ni v 

Yi-rk ,n S. luml Miindiiy evrr.ir, 

•t-iiirir |.|,i; . h-r i,n Easter |i,iriy rest 

iiei-k 

Spring Edition Advertising Copy 

IS CLOSE 

DOROTHEA S, SAXTON 

Teacher of Piano 

iruiluil^l,! Z.rkurr ll»hn Ihlhi l'« 

nK(.l>NKHn Mittr 

Burkhardt Hani A Nnn 

Bulrk—Uallace Rrm 

t amburn, Albert S, 

I mmdrn Irnn Work, 

(ampbcii, Eduard 

I amptx-ll C'a., Edwgrd 

C'*pe Mly I aunty 

Carey Real Estalt 

Castle Inn 

(mini Orean City A»'n, 

t'errull Beauty Shoppr 

Chatlerbiix 

Chitlln, llanrv Llnyd 

c helsea Title and Ciuaranty Co. 

t'hie's Canvas Produrti 

ChrU 

C'hrU Kpenee Reafodd 

< hrlstlin Scirnrr 

• liy nf Ocean city 

(iJlre's Beauty Shop 

Ciayvilie, Robert 

1 o«.sUI Concrete 

CalllrM. ,1. P. Co. 

CalMhs. The 

(Olanlal, llalel 

-eommulmr' club 

1'onlen'i sons, I,, II. 

t'Ohliie's Beauty ^hop 

C'orroran llousr 

( ornman Kd 

(nllip Inn 

Craif, II, 

Cranston's C'andy 

Dana PaAlpj Hllnp 

Dan's £ea Food§ 

Darby, Roy 

DavU Hardware 

Delliri's Market 

Deputy, KdHMrd 

De

( t 

•ft SENTINEULEDGER Thursday, March M, If) SO ; 'Nancy Goes to Rio' to Reopen Strand 

SEASIDE 

— THEATRE — 

Somers Point, N. J, 

FRIDAY . SATL'RDAV, Mar. 31 - April I 

M-G-M's FINEST PICTURE! 

SL'NDAV - MONIMV. 

TL'F.SIIAV, April 4 

WIDNF.SDAY . Tlll'RSDAV, April 5-(i 

\ GREGORY 

Tel. 695 

PECK to 

A COLUMBIA SIBfllAH 

ilOLHl.l: liATIHK l'ROfift4M 

DEATH AND TREACHERY ON SAHARA'S SANDS! 

— 4I.RO — 

•* A MiTHLISS 

SAVED 

BinAV . SATURDAY. April !« 

'PfBton FKTB Mifl STUART Wiam BISHOP 

MOST -EXCITING STORY 0F Wfr WORtD* 

MOST EXCITING CITY! 

"NAKED CITY" 

SUrrinf BARRY FITZGERALD 

COMING EASTER SUNDAY, April 9 

Barbara STANWYCK - James MASON 

Van HEFLIN . Av« GARDNER in 

"EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE' 

No Sunday Mai 

W**kd»yii f A.M. to U PJVI.I 

Phone 

0394 

84th STREIT — JUST OVER THE BRIDGE 

Open Sunday from 12 Noon 

Prices Reasonable 

Estimates Free 


SLIP COVERS 

DRAPERIES 

SEASHORE UPHOLSTERING CO. 

1217 A.bury Avenue Phone 2237 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

On the Traffic Circle, Somers Point, N. J.l 

SO Ll'XI'HV T*» IS HUM I in ntlXT 

OLD CLASSIC 

Pint, 2.54 Fifths 4.04 

GIBSON 8 

PinU 2.5S Fifths 4.04 


Pinto 2.31 Fifths 3.67 


PinU 2.50 Fifth. 3.95 

Available by the CAM, 6% Discount 

ICE GOLD BEER !! 

( j r n i i i i i M i l u i i i l j I F , l i u I ' - ,i h . i l - M m . n i i h i l 

M i n i . I m m " S j l i i i I . . M " , I n l i i u ". M I . > l . i n . , l . i l i 

i i l i i i l i u i l l r i ' i i i i t - i ! H i . M i , i i i i i i h i . i n l , . i h i . ; i , i i 

l i m n - i h i u i i c h • . j i i i M i j i i n , . I ' . i i i . I I .. M . I i . . . . > 

I i i i i . I E u l l i ' i i M i : . i i i l i i I L i i i i - i i H n . i i i > . . , i i I ; . . 

Strand Theatre 

to Open Friday 

'Nancy Goei to Reo' 

First 'Attraction 

I ridai .'ml Salunhn 

"12 o'Clock High" at Seaside, Sunday 

->lt Biihrrl Irthur Is i \ |il.i iniiii; In (..hii.l l.n i.n r. i k ju I li 

i.Hill .1 \*j,* III' ^LiMwd a« i\ Jill! II. M i hiilli ,111-^ In H .^Mj 

,ii|.|Hi,.il li. \illiui ,,nH ui ihl M1|,,| ,,,„, iint.i i.i,, 

Pi-ill lap m4lr i,i.ir lit ll,r d.n in In In ... i I, luinuill, I,,Mm, 

I I.N -. 1> ulluik lluli »lu,l, ni|| I,, ,| .h , , ,,|, ||i, iii, iiiuln 

> V 

ST»F! 

WE WISH TO EXTF.ND 

EASTER 

GREETINGS 

TO YOU AND YOURS 

riirciUKh Our 

Dt'Iicious 

Creamy 

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K w i - i i f i n l l i l h h i v . i i i i i :ii-l 

C - . . U . . ., i . l _ ! ! , . , . i, , • . , . , , . . ,,,,, i, 1 . „ . 

S n y i l . - r - ; , i ; t i n . S i , - , M I. l , ; , \ i 

Hl H i - r l i i . i A Ah . h u h > l - ' rli . p k 'I. k I h 

..... r >: 4 H I iii t I ii J.fi I l i , . , i s , 

p l.-i,siii .'•-,•••- ai-ii v..iiii i.i in..' 

C i i M . n l . - K ' . i i i ' . W . i i , . , , , , l i U i i . - h i , v i . 1 

v ifii L'Ml (ll-l .Î.-.l-f ill. I I' 11 I-IIIII 1 

A l.li.s.i I ' I . M I I T 2i.il -.I.III! llrj ill.! 

B.. :,lrii'i- K,-,li,i ( i . r . i t i , ,i,i, x , ,• 

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v.-,,. .l..ini l)ii'Jii-> hi .i,.iil 

d.i't Ai. in.. 

Kii.' 

Tli. h.ivfi M.icri-ifiptnn 1 Si'.'l v.-nril 

(ii«i Mm-) CJiifi,I.«J Flniily liiill 

Gorgon and Young 

Russia, Controlling One-Third of Earth, 

History's Greatest Menace, Kiwanis Told 

; C iihUiHitMl from \\A%e I ''Y\w f'i .J-IIM MM i» U \V\M- HI-

FfitfiiM- ^jii'fKiiM-!] h> ,i i;:l'iiii, ,, 

ttiiii-jii-iiilt-ril Nr» .1..;-••! N.-V . 

I lit* >;*>] Ui f i* U uprr ,ifnl h% 'h 

Pi In.'Hh.h Iti"-i=ii.>-h Ni-: i !, >• --1 i 

nf Ii .itfif-if H'j>, if H = f v 

Driscoll's Jobless 

Pay Boost Halved 

A hill ihijri*;isi?te HfuMnpIf»vru r 

limpi^MwliliiM linfl it JNiihj! i! v hcnr!i 

New Play Center 

For Court House 

1 I11.111U1 Hi.' v I111 li 1 1 1 II u' .f 

l|i. M l\ (\ 111 I IlmlM tii/ii ti 

ItiMiliMlU I I. 1 t |\ 111^ 11 1 I I 1 , 

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W 111 Iii li , 11 t 1' I, il nn in 111 I 

nil ' 1 Ki H u l l . Ill I).ill ill 1. 11 ll i i l l i 

lllllil 111. Ill III Mil II. Il I nil S 

M.i 111 • ! I. ni I I I M |il.m 1 ill 1, 1 1 

f. t . 1 ti in it. 1 u n h 111 t 1 h ili 111 

[111 

M i I I I . M I \ H i m . h i \ 1 li 1.liu ' 

I . lll..\ I MU I t In I1111KI mil 1 i|iit| 

In. Ill I.I V. Illi fuilils til In I li-, fl 1 

ml || mi. t.ili nl 'IIII '. mil ml 1 t 

1111 I hi uuiiiul h it III . 11 It 1 i 

1 the |)iil |ii!-.i' lA Cll 11I1 I Diini 

More Water Holes 

n Lower Township 

Wiiler holes \vlll soon he du^ in 

.nu't'l' .Timnship to iirovide n. v\ 

IIIII.i i.l Mij)|il> fi.l Miliiiitui In i 

ylilei in liir.il ,111^ Fiit hfil.U i 

:)stnan M, Cnrs

•a 1 r 

r. Percy £raw 

t Servi ces 

•turday 

for 

; MtnJ»t«rlal Awd 

t community 

«*W«l Pro- 

»(e (or 

froinlj(it)DIt lo 

r tervtoe of mtdlon 

tBe 1 sever 

_J from the Crow 

fi the Fint Prei- 

„_ Tfie local cltfgjf 

in the meditation! 

Oorii neighboring 

r.at«*rTO. 

Bjo» brought by 

7, pastor 

SMClal 

.J tfit te- 

: In other 

to attend 

ated with Tot 

ftttanal, will be 

m B)ifter Sunrise 

aw open to the 

the service* will be 

next *«k'i issue of 

I.Ledfer. 

i d£ Connrmatlon will be 

• nan Sunday at II s.m 

.ice In St. John* Evangel- 

•nn Church Thts folJBW- 

[ptoplo who coftipleied the 

1 • hntiiictlon will 

* i Graham, Ida 

. . berger, Jamet 

Mutter and Harfy 

The Rev., Frank 

be distributed to the 

after Uw service in 

Jon « ttUt tSt Palm 

. J the Water wis greeted 

; branched a* Re entered 

i htrt 

r'a, icnnan for Sunday 

Must Be About My 

1 v- 1 ' -.•.-' «- -. 

to Open 

on Pier 

For It 

the 6pHns season Is us follows: 

April B—Dr. Sidney Carrel), worldti*Tefcr, 

missionary *Kecutive. as- 

--'-'-' with Ybulh far Chrtat In- 

"TKe African Prince' 

ouUUnding missionary 

_JI picture of 1H». will 

iolini 

life *hown 

Apt pfll IS ~ Rev Albert Lament. 

- utor of the N«rm 

Church, Nar- 

_jl program 

Htuwtirpaiy well- 

Lehlgh av Baptlsi 

Itlphia, plus "Lchigh 

av. Male fluartet* 

April t9~-Bev Kenneth Mesteller 

pootuar youth speaker and pastor o( 

Haddon Heights Baptist Chun.li 

Mufical program 

May ft—Christian Youth Cinema 

with Marry G Bristow executive di 

re-tof, presents t«o Sinptural 

Sound-Motion Picturci 'Kindled 

Afljime". and "I Am the Way Plus 

musical program 

May 13—Rev Don Robertson recently 

returned evnntullst-mlssionom 

Japan with latest reports 

plus Rev Richard Robftison and his 

'•Joytime Radio Music Staff from 

Atlantic City 

May 20—George Sweeting, popular 

young gospel chalk-nrtist from PJBsalc. 

N J 

May 27—W Douglas Hoc wldelvacclairned 

preacher and )!ospclmaglclan 

from Montrose Pa formci 

president of Philadelphia School of 

June 8—Rev John Ballbai.h pa^ 

tor ol immanucl Baptist Chnnh 

Wilmington. Delaware, plus The 

King's Trumpeters' heard arid seen 

every Sunday night from roast tn 

coast on Television 

June 10 — Dr Percy Crawford 

president of Tlie King's College di 

rector of "Youth on the March' 

Television program, plus his "Television 

Male Quartet" 

These rallies are interdenominational 

In emphasis and are open to 

the general public with no admisslun 

charge 

From April 8 through May 27 the 

rallies will be conducted In the solarium 

on the Mn'lc Pier with the 

two closing ralllia June 3 imd in 

n the main auditorium of the pier 

Resort Women At 

W.S.C.S. Meet 

5 From Here Attend 

Asbury Park Confab 

Mm Orvyl ShrilicR. of Salem was 

elected president of the Women s 

Society of Christian Ser\ Ire for the 

New Jersey Methodist Conlcreiiic 

at the annual contention of the Sn 

ilety tn Asbury Park Thursday last 

wiek 

AMong tie 2000 women dcleu,itei 

attfUdlnc vcre flvi from the First 

KeflNKIIst Church of Ocean Cit\ 

fhey were Mrs Leon Sharp president 

of the Ideal Societ\ Mi s FdnH 

jantng Mrs Somers Young Mrs 

Carrie Hoffman and Mrs Tillic 

Wells. 

Mr* Shalick and oilier officer"; 

were Installed by tin Ri *• Dr Irj 

I Pimm; superintendent nf tin 

Trenton district 

Mrs Fred Pierce Coiwn wjf, nf 

the resident bishop of the PlnUdrl 

phia area told the delegates of ex 

pciences and obsenatlon*. on their 

recent to 000 mile trip through six 

South American countries 

. Circlet to Meet 

_ ie Sunshine Clrelf of the First 

Methodist Church will muel Tuesday 

at 6 p m at the home nf Mrs 

S 1 REL Barclay, .12 W 18th st Mrs 

Hrold Curtis and Mrs Ilany H 

Hurry will he co-hostesses 

A picture guessing contest will follow 

the business session Lach morn 

ber has been asked tu brinu plcturer 

Of lierself In infancy or as far bjck 

as possible 

The Friendly Circle of the Mclhlist 

Church will meet Tuesday dt 

p, m at'the home or Mrs Charles 

Read 1019 Weslej av 

The Goodwill Circle of the Methodist 

Church will inert Tuesilay al 

* p m at the home of Mis Evelyn 

Munich 632 BatttrsCJ rd 

The Victory Circle will ha\c its 

regular meeting Tuesday at H p in 

at the home of Mrs T E Hu'T 

Castle Inn 5th st and Weslry a\ 

Announcements 

nflcle. Dayton, Ohio, will speak and 

«hpw the colored motion picture 

"The African Prince". 

• • • 

FIH8T PttESHTTeRlAN 

meeting for 74h at. and Wesley av. 

y Mffl oS(jHf The Gospel-Centered and 

with 

MI»lon»ry-MI»ie4 Church 

^ _. of Ifie 

R«V tJeVrft Fischer. Th.D.. Pulor 

ittdn, (uperinteh- 

8:1S a jH—Prayer mecHnc of Inc 

Sunday School teachers ana officers 

in the choir room. 

Rich B:30 a. m—'Hie Church ut Study 

Sur.day School Lei "Tile Early 

Chlutth 

Irane» 

Ifi World" I Peter 

411 s 7 8-17 Special oftemif 

fbr r miiamns SiiMWHs Classes for mi all ages 

;'Chrlttt«n 

:aj>- 

10,45 a m — Palm SSunday 

Tin- 

Church at Worship Organ Prelude 

"Our Father, Who in Heaven Art" 

by Johann Sebastian Bach Reception 

of new members Communion 

meditation, "Be of good cheer, I 

h«ve overcome the world" John 

le-33, petabratlon of the Lord's 

Supfter, Special offering for the 

nieoy The choir, directed By Edward 

C O Hogan. will sing. "Bene 

dictus", by Charles F Gounod Con 

* kf. D erothy B Oliver 

I. ttltle On In Majesti* 1 " 

" by tJregdr Bidgtwd. ny 

-,ed choir*. The pulpit 

ire placed to the glory of 

iptilrt ahd Mrs Lummls E 

—-—i— -»• "acred memory of their 

if 

Ft- ' 

m.—Meeting of the WestlUowsftip. 

Sponsor Charles 

p. m—Evening Service oft 

"- Lenten sermon "The I 

.—ss«'- Luke 23 30-43 The 

r Will *ln». "I Sought the Lord 

""" »•. Keep ifc 

RALPH L. CHESTER 

« « ' ^ • ll,MW ,f All Kind, 

«>» Central AT. Phone 0826 

EDWARD i, CORSON 

* 1 c r' rMkir • ***'«»*« 

Ave. phoBi 224S 

EWING T. CORSON 

Be.ltor 

800 Oce»n Av. phone 0007 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Ann 800 ^WC COMPANY 

ph 0130 

LEWIS L. BARRETT 

PrlnWn* , sutloncry 



RMI EIU4< . nunrMwi 

15U.St.,nd'W«(k Pfcone 0178 

HANEy LLOYD CHATTIN 

1315 Afbury Av. Phoo« 0060 

SEA 

'ALMS 

Thtri were hundreds of treis along the Bethany Road, But 

no one noticed them. People were'hastening over those last few 

miles, bound for Jerusalem to celebrate the feast. 

Then the King passed by I A gentle Galilean with kind 

•orrowful eyet— riding to His coronation, 

People cheered and shouted Hosanna. Some laid their cloaks 

on the dusty roadway. And then, someone discovered the trees 

, , , beautiful palms that had stood unnoticed. Their graceful 

branches became the carpet of the King! 

And when men sought a name for that triumphal Sunday, they 

named it for the palms. It is a day tor discovering the spiritual 

beauty God has planted along the road of life—a day to worship 

Our King. 

I .J 

J >, I. • 

•Mi*.., 

•JmUj " V 1 

TMs Series Is Being Published Under thi Sponsorship of the Following: 

I. LESLIE LAWRENCE 

Beti Esute 

4801 Central Av, Phone 0014 

EDWARD H. MILLS 

tte»| Kstato Clused .Siina.ys 


MONTGOMERY'S 

FalHls . Supplica 

721 Aibury Av. Phono 0489 

ARTHUR M. DeMARIS 

Bealtor - Innuror 

601 Eifhth St. Phone 1233 

WALTER Ai DITTRICH, lac. 

•Miter . Iniaror 



QMIIly Sinti, UN 

338 Atlantic Ave, Phono 0i47 

N. HICKMAN 

Seafood 

IISS Aibury Av. Phono IBlg 

FRANK HOWARD 

Btfiilered Builder 

2124 Aibury Av. Phone 2S5O-R 

W A. f t OCEAN CITY 

2 WA JER SERVICE COMPANY 

210 Tenth St. Phone 0423 

JOHNPELTOCO.,InC. 

General Contractors 

1256 Aibury Av. PhOB# 0SSS 

PLYMOUTH INN 

717 Plymouth PI. Phono 8879 

C.J.MOYER 

ReglKerel Builder 

Phone 2S21 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

801 . OF OCEAN CITY 

801 A»bury Av. Phon, 

OCEAN CITY 

BEVERAGE COMPANY 

S SiupiM Av. Phono 0122 

Eighth St. 


MWALtBEOBUBB,|.,,p, 

883 *«fcw«T Av, PhoB, 1280 

Keel 

w lurk «urli KicliHiiitj. (Am iiilfi 

16M Walnut Street 

Philsdelphij 3, Pm, 

§ 73rd SERIES NOW OPEN 

Send Ml a III Irl I>csc I iiitlon af 

Atlmllc t'ily Eleclrle Company < iiminon Slock. 

$1.00 per Share per Month — Starting February 

1980 Matures at $200, Current Maturity 144 

Months. 

Address 

i DIVIDENDS APPORTIONED 

5,29% for 1949. 

i MORTGAGE FUNDS 

Available Under the Sinking Fund or the Direct 

Reduction Plan, 

YOU WASH YOUR OOTHIS 

V munion wM bl'n 

member* will 1M 

neS^^^' 

Com* In 

i:TJL. fulmt 

Mr. M«^fn. PMl H. WeUJ Sttntttry 

P.lmarum — The filxUi 8und»T la 1956 

Lent— 

»;4S a. m, — Church School ani 

Bible Cliftes. Nursery througn 

Adult Departments. Visitors wli. 

come; attendance cards given, Chrta. with UM 

lion Growth Series used, 

II a, m—The Service, Bite « for 

Confirmation will be observed, ~ 

sermoi}, "I Mutt Be About 

Fslhers Businetl", The aril 

PACKARD Studel 

Sales - Service 112 Central 

„ Complete 

Body - Fender GENERAL 

and 

Paint Shop 

Bishop Motor Sale! BU 

12th St. and A*bury Av. 

Phone 1888 

SHEPPARD' 

AUTO SERVICE 

912 Smuixat Ave. 

nHjiid Shuman. nsÊHnt sujicrintiMidrnts; 

Mrs. BUHK{C_ Idell Butlur 

musical director, and Mrs, Harry n. 

Hawthorne, pianist, 

8:30 p. m— Family Niuht, 

8 p, m.—A SiJecial Gonyrugational 

meeting. Election of a new elder 

and any other business that may be 

properly presented. 

Holy Thursday— 

7:4(1 p, in. — EvrninK Soivieu o f 

WSCS, food Salt 

Miirket, 

Wprship, CommLinioii Meditation, 

lYe arc bought with a price", I. 

Corinthians 8:20, Celebration of the 

Lorrt's Supper. Special oHerlni! for 

the needy. 

Onad Friday— 

12 to 3 p rn—Thri'c Hiiur Uniiiii 

Guild Friday Service, of "The Soveif 

Last Worils From the CMIUS". in tin' 

1 at Thurslon's and Repairs of AU Kind* 

"FRIENDLY AND EFFICIENT 

FIRST Cllt'RCll OP 

CHRIST, SCIENTIST 

Ocean City, New Jersey 

Sunday Service—II a, m,. Village 

TlLeatre. Jth st, and Boardwalk. 

Sunday School—11 a. m,, 612 8th 

st. 

Wednesday Testimonial Meetinii, 

fl p. m,. mt 8th si. 

Head tag Boom, Big 8th St., Tunsdays, 

Thursday, Saturdays, 1 to 0 

p. in, 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON 

SERMON 

"Unreality" is the subject for Sun. 

tlav, April i. 

Golden Text: "Surely pod will not 

hear vanity, neither will the AU 

11 

WALKER'S 

TEXACO SERVICE 

Phone 

Mln SYMlf Ml SHOlUl KOAD 

Oeeut City Mil 

MAKMOkA 

I "The Friendly Bank" 

YOU PICK THE CAR 

WE DO THE REST 

1, Determine your trade In allowance and/or cash 

payment. 

3. See us abiml our economical Auto Loan nan 

lo Anaaca the balance, 

3. Consult your own Insmanec ajent for complete 

auto protection, 

1. The whole transaction U fast, tomeultnt and 

! peraenal. 



, MBKIES ~ 

FIDEBAL RliSEEVE SYSTEM 

FIEOEEAL OEPOBIT INSUEANCE COEPOBATION 

11 ^. 

BORROW 

MONEY 

HERE 

We will give you a loan to BUY, BUILD or 

RENOVATE your homo on a REDUCTION PLAN 

MORTGAGE, 

INVEST YOUR MONEY HERE 

More and More People Are Taking Advantage of Our 


in unm 

There if no risk involved, Suvingi up to •S.OOO are Insured by 

the Federal Saving) and Loan Insurance Cotporatlon 

OCEAN CITY HOME 

Savings and Loan Association 

511-8«h Street 

*" 

^ '/v' '•'•*4R '?' „ t*^'. 'as, ti'&S 

'i ^1. 

HUM Mil 

Wallace Bite, ttatf 

9th gt. wtf 

Phut* 

OUT OF THIS WORLD! 

THE NEW 

PACKARD!! 


Aft, ma, 12th St Pbon« 

ifliifMHliliitiUliHiiii 

Pbant MM 

WM, T« POWELL 

Cadillac 

Pontiac 

SALES ana- BWMVtCK 

1158 

"»>.„,„,„„,„„„„„„„„„„„„„,„„„„„„,„„„ 

ONE - - - 

Juat one accident 

ruin yoM finanoiall^ 

Ml «• protect y«a 

iMurance ... we represent only compani* " 

an A-l Plus (ExceUent) rating. 

Liwttt BUM In Cap* Msy Cfeutr ant Vldalaf 

Haney Lloyd Chattin 

1311 AstMnv AMMM nJi,iri 

Save Tirmt, Time and MU*9 

Gape M* ConJitr BrU|t V | 

I OCEAN 9ITY - LOWP 

AUTO 

BRIDGE 

I

• o«e ** this editorial is not to side with 

bill in the minds of taxpayers—and the Wildwood 

aper 

H the taxpayers don't like the idea of the com. 

Btttaioners raising their own salaries in this, of all years, 

tfley can petition for a referendum. The petition would 

: JWlUire the signatures of 18 per cent of the registered 

•**->» who cast ballots at the last general election 

It should be understood, however, that at this writ- 

• f 5. co 5? mi8f » one ra actually have not increased their 

i, salaries. They simply have provided the money, in case 

>'tney decide to enact an ordinance providing for the 

salary boost. 

"Better late than never" would seem to be the trite 

'' i J J a PP r0Driate comment about the firemen's new 

•Pr truck, expected soon after two year's wait. R§. 

JpHKw us of the time somebody promised us immediate 

SelfVery on a new awning. 

£».mlf«r Bus Service Assured 

~ie Atlantic City Transportation Company die. 

.-» , 

a public spirited attitude in voluntarily calling 

P tor » meeting with dissatisfied patrons of its Ocean City 

•ivww service. • 

The meeting paid dividends, first in the definite 

ay£ TOI 'l e °\ improved service- second, in a better under- 

(landing all around. 

.,..'• . Ou t of it emerged the possibility that buses can be 

pV-BH 9 *° pay here - T h on »as E. Whitehead, general 

f- diuager of the company, indicated that if the company 

*"• " break even on a year-around basis it wi r l be 

He learned that many prospective rldere are no 

1 longer bus-minded, simply because the winter bus sehed. 

•—•--, been unsatisfactory and not dependable, With 

: and well-known schedule, it is believed that 

» people can be won back to the buses. 

Now that the riders and the company understand 

"other, it may be possible to-work out n plan of 

~ "' ' service Adequate service, permanently 

, would be a valuable contribution to the 

development of South and Central Ocean City. 

It's a good thing they rtarted work promptly on 

i new north point jetty while there still WUH a north 

'; to hook it to- 

City's Loss 

When Harold A. Shaterian was elected city super- 

i- 1; of schools two years ago, he wag practically 

in Ocean City. 

e he took office he has won a large circle of 

.^.Wenda and admirers by ha unfailing enthusiasm, 

fm active participation in community affairs, and by 

u 'tofnetic personality. He has been especially dili- 

L during recent months in voicing a warning to the 

Mhat the schools, during tht next few years, ara 

f to be confronted with a virtual tidal wave of war 

come of school age, and that careful planning 

"•s* ia essential. If adequate facilities are to be 

'them. 

many resort people who know Mr, Shaterian 

d with a shock and deep regret last week 

I resigned, effective at the end of the present 

_r from the local scene will mean another 

to the resort, such aa it experienced when 

r, Frank P. Bogle, moved to a larger field 

State Commissioner Waiter R 

Darby reported that Ocean City hod 

tint of the best fax collection record* 

in the state, with JS 76 per cent nf 

the levy received during 1S4I, 

* * • 

Captain and Mrs. Charles B. 

Wright, Ilth st, nnd the bayfront. 

celebrated their SOlh wedding anni" 

vtrsary. 

Joe Avis nnd Margie Oliver were 

crowned kinf and queen of the high 

school in the sixth annual E Fiurlbus 

Due contest sponsored by The Bil- 

Holy Trinity Church opened a 

camrjaign for funds to build a new 

parish house and recreation hall. 

FIVB VEABS AGO 

The committee in charge of thr 

city honor roll reported that at least 

37B of the TOO service men listed on 

tht rrll were curri-ntH o\£T r n 

* * * 

Mrs Howard MjcPhersan of th-> 

resnrt Tiled pttitmns a a Di mn 

rratji candidate for A e Pmbl> in th 

June 12 primîr^ 

• • * 

Tutal receipt" in the Hi r 1 Cro , 

fund driif u-ere S9 3t3—$2 1161 rnnre 

than the 17 300 quota 

a * * 

Thr t-hureni*; and othtr organiza 

tinns \ i-ri- cnoperjlmg in tht tart 

ut a campaiEn fnr the Unittd Va 

tinnal Cluthing Cnllirtion to jirl 

avtnt a*5 civilian uar suffe n r c 

Member" of the Phllathia CIa«"- 

of the Baptist Churi_h gave a sur- 

prise parlv to hunnr Mrs Elizabeth 

Sharp on htr 00th hirthdoy anm- 

v ersar\ 

10 YEARS AGO 

Thirteen Qtcan CiH Kminnr' 

becited the restirt b> attenriing Ntu 

Terse* Dav «ith the Nesi \rrl 

Citv Kiwani^ Club awarding an *it 

tendance prize of J wetk Lnd \ac i- 

tion Jt thp Flanders 

* * * 

Local girygt men a ked thL t-itv 

to Lake some attum tn tan lartli/e 

prices Lharptd for jutomobili pjrk 

ing 

A new tlnss to tt^Lh bovs *>nd fcirl" 

how tci build and fly kiti »r 

Ettrttd at the Recreation Ci ntef b\ 

Director Larnr Rickert 

Thomaq McCatTrey Pitt^Lurgh 

realty broker confi rrpd with cilv 

offlcials y e to th*» pu>> ibillties nf 

•tagmg a Pittsburgh Day crkbn 

tion during the summer 

• • • 

Dr John H Whilicir FInjd C 

Sirrims Williom Cimeron Edward 

G Kurtz and Qth* r lnralitie*> were 

catching skarfs of irapicyl run 

aboard Captain Vic T)Fi€» : h:n h „ 

cryispf m tho Gulf Strtam pbnut 

§§ mileq offshore 

20 YEARS AGO 

Rithard Arlcn and Miry Brian 

were co-starred In'Burning Up an 

auto rocine "IRS St the Mnnrlvn 

Theatre 

* c * 

The high school equipped |K min 

uol training hhop wilh mxtal wiir 1 

ing equipment for the first lime 

Costing ilZOO the unit was nnr n* 

the hrit in a Class B suhnol in lhe 

state 

• • • 

The Literary Digest ndvisrd The 

Sentintl-Ledger thnl a local poll tnr 

senlimrnl on fiderat Prohibitiun nf 

alrohol imhrait 

mi nddtitiM J-y thr \ 

(Fiulkncr* Cuitimi i u 

fnl gincrniii iit ifii r t\ 

r i t ii 

i tin 

i I in 

.1 mud 

1 in ilu 

rtm 

I f i 

Mmuc 

u 

Tin 

( i In 

juni il im 

irnns uut m inv p 

Nt\k Jir p\ j n tnt in in 

i JML ciT tlifi i fn ^ f-rni 

Cipil finsi inmi nt | n pu i U 

at hi r l\%o art tht pi in f i 

municipjlitii anrt thr TTIIM r 

pljn Unltr Hit Cnmnu an 

Erirp ihrin rT pi HI % ml ] h 

cniirrlv tu tin ^ It r if*)! 

n u hi h 

t h in n 

n i pi in 

nf mum 

Tht 

HIDE c imn t; i.i\r\ 

A c in utht r pi in*; wni 

ijstrjtmk flttaiK m fciv 

cjL iring thu iiiiiniii mimc 

Fir in tinn uii/rn ftiulcf t 

i i tint i] of 'h " i r I nit mh. r 

Liti/i m i II I ci i! i the ! t ti h i\ i 

11 1 IH lluit n ( Utli I il I irj. ! Ih It I 

ciuitii IIHK n t-U i tt H t itprtMtit thi 

muriiLip Hits ij a uhiih dt t jLiiu il 

miilinM Or utizii] i ulil i hmut 

unit r unulmin ri pr* ml 

ind < tin r i lit i« d ii lit* 

iî imili r thi LiiiTiini it n ^ 

n thin i f 111'" iiiH thin 

t r [I IJII i left In Hi till 

/fnt uf llu muni ipiiits 

("mi nf tin thin ill in ti uld I e 

pi ltd rn tin I ill it fur rt fi it nrium 

Iu i «ai ill b\ n tntnmt HE! iti ri 

n i ihirttr c mnii îtni ^hith 

i ul I fir 1 hi t hi Ittl I 4 tin in nph 

I I [Ji I % I i I it mn 

tu hj\ 

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Ir ill 

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in il 

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MI MI irî e.n\ FRNMFNT 

RFPOKT %\ Ml 4BIF 

A», additional *ier\ice is reart 


Hir 

purt 

idrH 

nf ilif 

mmarlFs of 

*i^rnnd Rf* 

the Statr 

m4\ he ^ 

Pt opi F FI ECT cm snr 

Lncij r iln L nun il in in ii 

thi peapleTrfect-the-cooBrtf-&nim-ri— UJtBlllce or The 

i,lib], hi Ilii | .lu\ f ,i •ip.r.timi _°r ad 

oi iht muniLiji ilin iu in (i li 

njn i dn I rii lining |s ur (I i 1 

min Ir liw J flu i I I! 1 |ir >pr 

iti luii I in I i it pin il li U r Ilu 

ra ,ii _ -if llici fun I tluiiii h I i\ 

rtuin 

CTum il w3iild f h it p tin 

pal mumper ( n llu I l i 

iLiitiu mil ndimni Intm 

The irnn !„, r i oulri thi n h 

fir Tn in lihnitu linn Hi 

rimmiil liv i mij nt\ \ i fi 

ril 

ipal f.o\ ernqifiil 

was pri=%rntpd tu 

alllrf \ our rup\ 

d h% pallinf at 

u hs pfef«*r to use the 

irail ma> SPCUFP ropips b> writ- 

ing The NfB TPFSP\ C ontmi^ 

*uan nn Munfripal fmiernniFni 

4 F*np \dminklrallon buildinf 

Pi inreton Nfu Ippf*e\ 

munm 

i fit i 

ulrl I t 

Tht miihicipjl imn j^cr mh i^ |n 

ar'mini'der the miihi ip 'I ^pention 

lit ippmiil thi. hnrl c tif nil d p(rt 

mints HL IVILUII^ T!1 1J%\ In 

siiinmnj hi i u=pon-jhlt for th 

rui nih|? uf the? muniLipiht^ buî 

ni 

fini'ri m Ciipe Moy Court House, nor 

shiiiild it bn. Rin Grande is |jroW- 

iny iind so are iithi'r purls uf Middle 

Township which are near the wean 

or boy. The same appiie» to similar 

ureas in Dennis, Uppor and Lower 

iuw nship. 6 . 

The inland sections of Capp May 

Crninty rire i sprrk'ntinR a rebirth. 

In viivv uf Ihi- attractions which an 

•ina stiih as 1 his holds, the iftiracli 1 

i- tli it it Ji In I h i r I« n Irn n i 

IS IMPORTANT 

Kipr Ma> fctar and HiVFl 

Hf rt m irtic li ipj (arinc in 

ih< ar n i VVd\i ha\i rhrtsnitliH 

IM iurmilinr Jnri atuvitK^ if GLV 

I rr i r Dri itli Comuillw i r Lcn] 

H 1th Atlmini c traticn ff which 

,,,uirA I Cdhini .if v rlh Wi'cl 

u / 1 i a memlif r 

Tie itti itns rf thi i jmmitffi 

hili ri t ruri-h IM il «ill ulli 

i u h hati jn imr n rtunt hi annj, c n 

IUI i immunity in Ihi iiu fc r 

i it i) f it ilptil i ratitn? ^,ill 11 rnp i 

[ i ir f rin impri lie! =r! up t(i fjru 

t * intf ifpûard tht piihlu hfilfn 

nf ,11 f Nt Jn-1% 

^t [iri cut lh( ailfnini c tration if 

[ ul Iir hnlth thrru^hout thf titr 

i rathi r T mudilk Ldrtfi'r iifii 

h \n ( ninpantiM lv eHburiti h'alth 

t,i m ii* ind oITi r T niiiltitiuli if 

pill ]u hi ilth c i r\ icr ^m ill rrm 

tiiuintii^ nf ti n ln\t iinH i ncimmil 

I ilth | niEriin 

Ui iit r the pri in! \ tun c ii h 

tfimiriiniK rnu t ln\i j hi-inl nf 

h iHh «huh i n pi urr untn iletlr 

mrl Ih. mi nf l,,i ll riKllblmr 

pri r i?it ic3nriimd in I iiiinhi r mi 

pii tun to jninni v hu i iimi *. in 11 M 

1 ii 1 u ith tnt-in 

PSililn In ilth i nut i miller uhuh 

ihnuhi hi liLiilid in -\ ungrdphii i' 

ur impuHtiiin lia i Thi re iri ur 

Imn minimum in liril-i uhuh ill 

iniiiiniinilii rt irilli uf izi 

hnulil li IM tn *- ft unnl the hi ilth 

ii! Ih | ulili, 

Tin ind nlhfr impfirt ml p lnin> 

rinrdmp pnlili In ilth in IUIIL 

r irinui iti ri h> thi ct mmittep ind 

in hnip t icsmn i difimtf >a in \ idi 

pnl IIL ludllh pnlic^ dilii pnipiam 

i ill he cMiKirl fur thi 1 cm nt 

nf nil ri Mdent 1 , nf Niu fir n 

if ant car ha§ • new set of plates, brother, 

^Thomo in it before midnight tomorrow. 

tsaAe up. This was expected, 

(f jtdnei^t a flve-day-a-week 

>iot tn efrly surplus, indicat- 

f to, hwmholiets, it you can t 

Rtfke a lot of money 

If I chose to break intn.the WhI'f 

House—as boss-man there—I would 

get myself a platform with just one 

plonk, "private ownership", and tour 

the land. The voters m-ed n re- 

fresher course. Everybody, at heart 

is for private ownership—so I sta.t 

o(T with no argument. Everybody 

figures it is proper and okay to own 

his own house . and lot—bis own 

overcoat—a chicken house full of; 

chickens—a meat market—n clgar 

factory, or what have you. 

So everybody being In thii mood 

»nd favoring private ownership, the 

next itep Is, what ii toclaljjm. Un- 

dM tocialiim » Big Govt. does the 

owning—not you. The difference U 

thai simple. 

In 1933, the paper tejt, the OovL 

owned il electric stations. Then 

came TVA, the tax-dodging Gnvt 

fumididdles—and today we have B2J 

federally owned or financed planK 

in operation, being now built or pro. 

posed. And with these 625 mostly 

tax exempt Govt. outfits breathini; 

on the backs of your necks, no crys- 

tal ball is needed to sec who may be 

the next owner of your henhouse 

full of chickehs. If you now have 

such a henhouse. Anything that Ckn 

happen to such a complex thing at 

a kilowatt factory, can easy enough 

—easy ag pie—happen to a henhouse 

full of chickens. 

One plank In my platform—"priv- 

ate ownerthlp"—that would make It 

a cinch, and how. 

Yours with the low down, 

JO SKRHA. 

WHAT ROUTE TO DFrPW \TFIf 

IWihlHooi! li-.idftl 

Derpwylir j nn Hit* Diliwiri 

ihout h ilfw i\ httwrrn Pi nn pru\ t 

mil Ptnn E \iIh Acru^ thi DPH 

itut it tint J imf Hurt* I nn\ in 

tuiir t of construction a Mt-morial 

Brnlpt Tu lint hritltt (hi rt i tn 

I i huilt a mnrii rn tnl] U| * rhighwnN 

frnm thp rurlhLrn |i irt of NV\K JI r 

t \ 

Bi tin p thi upt f hiphu-i^ utiulil 

luii nml nf ihi uiilhern uii I il 

nrei of Nt w li r c t \ nut in Lht irhi 

Cinirnor nn*,inll In l^rcptl Hint 

thirr ^ht ultl he i frttw^^ built from 

Hei im-ili r to thp thnre puint» in 

South It r i v 

Tht Cipp Mjy Tnuntv Gnjtttp 

fpiiti inrrtrtlv ûegt^t that n fret 

wn frnm Philadi Ipliii to Cape May 

Ciinnh wnuld lip far mure \dhiahk 

In Capp Mi) Cuunti linn jn Ej t 

Wr t fretwaj conntPtinp Ihp "bur 

mi with Hie super highway t#rmi 

nu^ at Deepualer 

The route nrlginilh propo'it! 

i oiilrt haip its Fa>,tern terminuf it 

Sumer Point That would mean 1 

pj\ment nf toll o\cr the Bte^lpi- 

Pmnt Bridge for traffic bound fur 

fnpt Maj Counts Thots not *,, 

gnod 

Our -uggestion is that the freewov 

should be from Deepttater to Mill- 

ulle Tuckahoe mijht have to be 

bv pa p ?ed_to eliminate a fpw sharp 

turn." From there n hij,hwa%s 

ruuld be built direilly In rjch or 

the major report*; 

Why Eds, Skip Town 

The C.aidcn Club will study 

"The Comervatlon of N»live 

Pftnta,"—Tennrisrt paper 

Editor Sentinel-Ledjer—Much of 

the iiieeess ef "One Qreat Hour of 

Sharing" was due to the extraordi. 

nary caoperation given by the press 

Let me thank you for the part you 

had in fflaklni} this united relief ap- 

peal such an outstanding event 

If any of your readers missed the 

opportunity to give, the local 

church treasuries are still open, if 

one has no church connection he may 

send his fift directly to Church 

World Service, 214 East 21st st 

New Y6rk 10, New York 

STANLEY I, STUBEH, 

National Director, 

One Great Hour of Sharlns 

, New York City. 

I TEST YOUR I.Q, 

1. Where will Alaska rank y, 

size and popuittten U granted 

iiltehood, 

2. Hew did Ha Inch measure- 

ment originate, 

1. What !• the tallest building 

in th* v. a. Mittid* of WtiMfoS 

City 

Down Ocean CUfr Memory Lane 

The hUrrl«ne af >5.pt«!f.»r, 19«. i. b«l rêmber.d by m«t 

Oc,»n Tin r«idtnls Put the resort h.s survivtd many 2 ¥lcloy« 

, .k i-m na*t- Wltorw Ihl* scene or de«tructian 

{.iprrn in the more dim past " IEDtM 

t fal* in 1903. ThH house, or wttai 1** l«*ft of II, 

't!l on"ui'« Dncbfront «l 57th M before il tapplfa inlo lhe • « 

ll«»v «rb af lhe«f earls ritliem Inillciles thai il «a«. pri-lty cold. 

(u0 

simitar «r«l.»rr »». muitlpli.d nwnv limn, In •- 

U« 

thtn ll.fr, «fre * 

more Im-w- 

Ocean City a ia Carte 

Oops! Art Wasn't by Art 

Ir il III irt lit vnik ill nil Ih! r x i l m i thil annual mm- 

tnl rtii i- ituil Inltir mill nt nth i m Ait. W itknm llu 

,r, hi l,r .1, u r n , llu I in • i il • 'I " I ' "• " ' " in ii I i ni * 

II Miiq IJKL lht- îiid th inkn to i mu mutor installed a ypTP 

TLO Ard it zinR ili nfe hjpinl in 11 ITI I t Ijrmtl ni u tiro 

It i u\ ripiinti 1 LSiril w ir i^n but thi rtpiint jub his 

b klm ! i m mil 

Tin rrm hi pjil fir il murt thin 10 ii ir TRO campan il «i(p 

tin prin r i IliO m i It-1 lirint. i hurl I I. lu hi i\t 

IMnt tn .lu 1 " Triilt in hi iinhlul ol.l hiintl «hile it "Hill hp^ 

i traili in i ilui nr ri | nnt il run it up tu 1(111 0(111 mill and Ilk 

i ihdnii thil Iht \ i ri • hinf- triilt in \ duo %\ ill bi tifT it hj Tilling 

luin *, t n niw i ir 

Tint, tlipirlmin! v ill lit thil tr i nli rl un n(u Imn tint mi| lit 

In l|i kiilid tiur fru ml I i \ i i ili , i i \ di il i jilt i p i 

Looking Ahead 

The Leopard's 'Free Lunch' 

By GEOBGE B BENHON 

Priildtal HirdiBf Colleje, Htircj. Arkaiuu 

Clmi upon a tune tlun lntri in thi juni,lc- of northern India n 

handsome Jount Imranl UP rajmrt the dtnw \ irgin forest? care- 

tiii jnd hdp|i> «,ith i imi fur Imng and uith that IIAL of freedom 

a Inch is mtcn e in all mtmbtis uf the ammjl kingdom including 

man Whin ht ha.l kjrn.d to protrct him-tlf aRmnst the elements 

—food"'' one rejl problem 

Early in life the liopard karned lo forajji fur his breakfast and 

'upper H, I. iirnirt t,,u that appo wne hunair didn t come easily 

This always requirert ,,ln,icdl mrtion ond the me of his jungle- 

brt,l intcll.ecnt-t He lurncd m fait that -atKfjinn all his »ant« 

sumcumi « ,s M difficult but this hnonIodM only made the 

>ounfi cat work tllti harder, 

SOMETIIINO FOB NOTHING, EM? 

rough the grcnt forest, like a character in the 

jur leopard grew to young adulthood, sleek, lithu 

jwy. a iiawcrful and bWiutiful creature of 175 pounds One 

but snot^d ri ^!t" nB h W P " y lhr ^ u « h a vi| ie-huna stretch of forest, the 

m«,i ii f R l a tan >a>'«nB scent on the down wind—raw 

totves^ 8 " 1 l °° hmm m hc swun « al0 «« *he s«m trail 

At the edae of a clparins the leopard came upon the meat, it 

The Ion a" 8 ' U:mp " nl ' °I W "* !? bo takim - ThB 

ZOO-A OOOD PROVIDER 

T p BS 

makeihebest if 

He took a f 

mate ' a beautl * ul 

Dlreetor Jullan J 

Powerful Instinct, 

mate 

THE BAIT ATTRACTS AGAIN 

panother free 

attacked the .econd 

strangely drowsy 

osleep 

15 

*. What tire the calendar Urnlta 

within which Barter Sundaj may 

8. How much doe* • callon at 

w»t«r wafcbT 

I ? i", Jilws on a ' our Pouna 

n,.T» d £fl > e ear "'- e leopard 

Zf J ^^ ••»"•««!. he became 

red down a runway ond collapsed, 

rega.ned hi. aense,. Within 

(Amrcn tm •«•* M) 

pg^ 

conn* tt» ,«, 

P«* protect him, Mo^ro^fJ 

. „ "We didn't want tokUl^taT- 

•y i only w.nted to A hIm ' 

worklnf perfeeUy." 

e mor * than etpected. 

"?*** «* «P»« «h«l» 

We thought tverythimj 

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OPENING TOMORROW 

FRIDAY, MARCH 31 4 p.m. 

The New Modern 

.^ -y 

POINT DINER 

At the Circle — Sdmers Point, N. J, 

"Our Aim 1$ to Serve and Please You 

Around the Clock" 

WE ARE PROUD OF OUR PART IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF YOUR POINT DINER 

Refrigeration by 

Ace Machine Company 

Willinm 1 rl.llpt.l 

IOMMKHCIAI. ItKi''KlfiKK.VriUN « AIR (((NIlITIONIVfi 

Phone 1497 Pleaianlville, N. j. 

Lumber and Building Materials 

J. P. Collins Co. 

Sea Ule City Phones 34418 or 3S034 

Diner Manufactured By 

Jerry O'Mahony, Inc. 

Elizabeth, New Jersey 

"In Our Line We Lead the World" 

Gravel Fill by 

Hie Swift Construction Co. 

4lh and Haven Ave., Ocean City • Phone 0011 

Compliments of 

Gertrude *nd Frank Hart 

Roofing and Sheet Metal Work by 

Sampson and Hamada 

328 Weil Avenue Phone i O. C, 1041 

Plastering and Stucco Work by 

George W. Johnson 

121 W, Connecticut Ave-, Seiners Point, N, J. 

Excavating and Concrete Work by 

John Castaldi and Co., he. 

97 Weil ith St., Ocean City Phone 0779 

Waylite Blocks by 

Edward Campbell Co. 

VineUnd, N. J. Phone: Vineland S-7285 

Tile Floors and Venetian Blinds by 

Chic's Canvas Products, Inc. 

Sentinel-Ledger Bldf, Phone; O, C. 1606 

Neon and Sign by 

Riley Neon 

901-03 N. Main,St., PUaMntville • Ph. 2322 

Electrical Work by 

A. T. Ford 

649 Atbuiy Av«iu# Ocwn City 

Plumbing and Heating by 

Rudolph Fehrle 

4th and Ma»a. Ave, Semen Point - Ph. SP 755 

STEIN'S — Restaurant Equipment 

OUR 52nd YL/VR 

Evcryihiiii From Chlnawire lo • Complete Iiut«ll(U«ii 

SHENANGO CHINAWARE 

Vtta Exeluilvely In the Point Dinar 

2222 Atlantic Ave. AtUntiq City, N. J. 

H\ 

_fmM : , 

jx, -••

li I 

JENTINEL.LEDGER Thursday, Mauh 30, 195U 

Weather Puts Brakes on 

shall, Track Practice 

Basrbull Squad Hard Hit by Enfo'ted Lay offs, 

* Interclsss Track Meet bchtHu'cd fui Saturday 

By Bob Hnlleran 

B a d wi lit In i h.i~ lui II ii.n! i L cm \i ii i i in i i \> 

K e n t in hijrh M.hi."l -I" " S- -I ll ' ' " l u l u i i i l i 

Irst in n Innjf tinn tin • l«l m i ill I > "' il 'I « ' » i'" 

fsliant tdiulitlrftc liii ii u k ii ill II 'I' M i i i " 

for both team., h.nl a R mi w i k i in i • ln.il ,i \i\< n i I 

Ifld generalh LiU up »lm< thu I 

$feek 

Tte ban Lull II I i c I 

rj|illv hnr.l hi! [V. I 1 '. I 

(Brm: that fur mn u 1 I 

H» boVB nuke 11 • \ 1 I 

due In forced hi II 

Ûn FridHi tfn \ ( 

^pal prittit-L > t 1 i 

" Is end Inl t Ir I 

for Iht ill c 1 h r | 

f 

usual jtthiiii. 

wing pidtt (t 

" On Ssturrin 

*lnd nfr Un [.,•, II 

jttre able lun • 1 1 

ttrough in ill r l i 

Wsrk Th. drill ii 

t&ual but thi i L 

VT^ninfi ilurc l» limit S in i i 

worths uf ihi i i * I 

the team tnf! mr I I 

plain anrl r i | ! ^ 

|cr\ing i in i i i tl I 

|HA1 HOOUBIHI -.Ml HUM 

This s,lunii \| i I 

Mil urL ' r 1 II 

game Thi U r I H ( 

noup uf fill i i 

lilt, edgt in i \j in i 

tn trim Ihi be i il I i ! I 

BFS put up it uf t li 

It ii m t kr 

Sterling lin. u] I! 

ever prUi il h If 

CraniK or TJ I 

mpl mill I I «i I 

Cucid^ c i i u t i ( 

cane es 

1NI-IELD IN 11(11 111 

Tin- inlli I I 1 

RUCU Rl I U I I 

llblv Will i ri I I 

Wilier ,r I-in 

initial I 1 1 1 

I I'jlm Bt I H i Mr I I 11 v 

. ill II u in ^ d 1 I i l l 

riiutip aa; 

•••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Stucco 

C. M. 

\* «ilhi 

lolbi , 

Sprrirt!t> 

tCLAI" 

Paintinff 

C. D, FRASER 

Tutkrthoii, N ,!. 

Phor.o Tuckeh'io 35-P. 

Octan City 0410 


Builders' Hardware 

Benjamin Moore & Co. 

Larcoloid Auto Enamel • Kotail 

Wallpaper Paint with an Oil BaBc 


READ HARDWARE and PAINT CO, 


Painters 

OSCAR A. NILSON 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

ill Anbury At., Oee»n Clly. N, J 

Phone 1938-R 

PAPER HANGING 

and PAINTING 

We Will On Any I'hif t fnf One 

Rftom or SInrp 

)\V,\ll.ABi,li U'KKKKNDK 

Phone 0321-W 

Fr«e Estimates 


Decorators 

336 Wesley Avenue 

U.«a?.,._4., h.: ' 

Painters 

•••••••••••••••••••••••• 

: n. c. PRICE "; 

PAINTING and I 

DECORATING 


Phone IfiST # 

************************ 

C iTBRECRlEY, Inc. 

House and Sign | 

PAINTING I 

***+*+*4************.**l 

•-"""• 

GEORGE 0. LODER 

Painlinf Contractor 

48 W, 11111, Str»ri hlliinn 2S0a-M 

"i.KT (.KIIHI.I; I,,, 

d^£- ,-•'' : 'i'U_t-••:-* V- ''/•" ' .. 

I I I I II 

kin U ill 

i n i I 

i 

iS l 

Legion Opens Jr. 

Baseball Drive 

PosU Asked to 

Sponsor Teams 

• i n 

I 1 in 

1 il II 

1 I 

1 1 

i II in M i i i i n ti% i " 

Wildwood Plans 

Hobby Show 

Pctket BilKard'ii Great Showman 

MAX SCHAFFER 

!.. i I li.ini|iii,h*« - lh;li Kim 11. s 

-.r :.ll h i i l i K i. i i i -1 t I . I I . |.,i 

M . i - t \ i n ; n l i , i h li ,!.'.• i i , 1 M , ( i . - i , , . A j 

l - i i . n l . • l i i i i i i l l n ' r l M i i i i i i n | , 

' I ! " - i - , l > ' I W . i v ( ' I ' l l , hii i n n 

I I H ' l l i l l i T S i l i i c . 1 , 1 , .. ,, I n l ,,| . , , 1 , 1 . 

il • !•• I . ( ! | ' , , , i , | , , , l , - , i i M i , ,, i ) , , , . 

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H i , y. l i i i i I I ( ' . i l l i i f l i i C . i i . i i l l i . i l l , . , • • • i n • . i . •,.!• 

i n t ' , , : l . i - i I , i i i . i l l i . ' i i n [ H I i . - I . : ' I i • .-.. i ' ' . • . . • , 

ruiiljniiril finLn V^-iiil 

••• • . I '• • • . 1 I I . • 

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ty.l,.':-! '•• •>' l.i-: J•• Ji I K ul ( I I . I I i: \ II 

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10 L..i.'.l>'. ''I' •!»'!• '-'I' '-••»•-• .•,..•• ' ,' 

31)11 '., •!'•'' l.r.n.i I:. -iniiiii :i |.. . I,, 

26 Alleys 


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(!l! \ M . i « I S « K i l l S I I 

I V I'll I S I l l \ I I \ i , | | 

m Sdr I I'll- I >. IIII. II I, \ \l| 

IS I II \ II M.I I I'l \V 

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

New CAMPBELL 

DATE 

BLOCK 

Date Your 

NEW BUILDING 

WITH A CAMPBELL DATE BLOCK 

EDWARD CAMPBELL CO. 

Manufacturer of Waylite Blocks * Concrete Product* ','• 

5. E. Cor. East and Walnut Vineland 

Phone i Vineland 9-7285 

Plumbing Plumbing 

*********************** 

MICHELE PILEGGI \ 

Plumbing - Heatingi 

Phone 1878 

505 North Strtet 

********************* 

MM!," ..MM, , ,,....„...,....„ 

m Hr.lt/ Ave. IH WMIW Atf.l 

Willard F. Stetser | 

Plumbing • Heating | 

JOLIBIMG I 

rbnt 0383 Ocean City. N. J.I 

i „, , „ « {f] 

Fred H, Manley 


Anl..mull,. r,aii Hmtliif 

Ii|i!Jin!fhf 

7 DM ItiFner Hulr. *n 

947 Aibury Ave, J 

Ttlcphone |tZ3 I 

JOBBING — BEI'AIRS I 

HANSBURKHARDT j 

AND SON I 

numbtng — Ileatln* ( 

OU Burners Phone Ooai | 

AM,, Otmn CUw, N. J.I 

HARRY DIBB 

• rLUMBINO — BEATING 

York Oil Burners 

York Boiler Burner Units 

«-• York 

Winter Air CondiHonen 

,. MO WKST AVKNl'K 

Joseph Broadlcy 

PLUMBING 

AND 

HEATING 

- JOBBING — 

*. Ph. 0729 


Oil Buniira 

William 0, Townsend 

005 Allnnllf Avp, i'hjilir 03211 


J. G, SLIMMER 


330n Himpaun Av. i'hiinr 2Tlt 


3S8 Asbury Av. Ph. 2377 



Commrrrliil • Indunlrlil 

ItcHldrniial 

OH Durninf Equipment 

PLUM$ING 

HEATING 

nrnrrai Klfflrlc Oil furnaces 

Timkrll Sllrnt Alilom.ilif 

Oil Burnrrs 

nenrril Klfctfle Appliancri 

Ailantlr Ki-fli.ing Fuel Oil 

and KefoNffi* 

HHlp^ — l!|*!il!lilfi n 

iii'.n. Cily 

• tijîi.r ul 

! • '• I , . ' .,! : , i 

Hluli'ii; W Ci.li-. ,| 

'(',i''c'''Mii>' ['""I'I'I'I'V 

'•'! I I - 1 !' f i i i i i l l l i . i l - , W i l l 

: ' ••-• .V'V |...!,;"• 

: ' 'In .1 • .mill) ..l.il ri . 

.1- Mi-'...-, fi.-.p-.i-. a' ., 

1 

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, I .i i in 1.,'r V,: ''s.',. .','••, 

I ' •• .. . - , . . . i i I . , r / • « , , , ! , , ! 

i . i : I-,-.. . • .-.;.• r . - , . | , . , - i i - , i 

Answers to 

1. Ureoiusi ill area, last in pop. 

uiatlen, 

2. Il wni oilglii.illy deslgnsted 

ia (he ihH'kiitss ai o man's thumb. 

Oratory to be 

Annual Activity 

County Lsgion Findn 

Interest in it High 

' • • -• I ! 

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li, 

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r i • i. I..' . • f " l i > • •!• r im II,I An.i-r.i 

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M, M...' 

\li -\ P 

IlilKVM Kill I,-i SFAKKI.IVC 

•. •" IIIIU.I-(i\\ir scorn; 

H"i. I' 

8. The Terminal Tower in ' Vnn 

. U. 

,•(,! |;.j(i 

4, MaiPh 22 lo April 28. inrlu- ..-I II.II, 

i 8 33 poiinrls. 

:.:.,iili I 

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nl.-i: I,, I,. 

- • -i.i- ul II . 

111 II IT'.I |* \ I I l.iiii 

IS UllMI S «. I Ilil III 1 Cape May Girl Third 

in Oratory Contest 

- MI \v|| |[,|| I -..I 11(11 I I 

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( . . I . - l l " - ' I I . I I ' I K I I I . I I I . ill' I ' l l . . > : 

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S , I 1 , , , - , ! I , |,| , -, I , ! .,.. A l ! , , I ! 

i 

Protests Diversion 

of Gas-Auto Tax 



C. • . 

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^ LEAKING ROOF 

IS NEVER FUNN 

mePLACING IT 

WILL SAVE YOU MONEY 

*••»««»•«•«•«»»»»••••••««•••«»•«»»«««••»»««•••• 

I'tionm: 

0811 

•701 

la Win 

Maderniie 

Wm, D, Camburn 

Albert S. Camburn REGISTERED BUILDERS' 

Jobbing —. Alteration* — Roofing 

1030 Wilt Avenue 

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iiiiliii iii!,),,M,iilii,iiii,,li,,,,,Miiij,,M,i,i,,,,M,i,j,M ii,,,,,,i,iii , , 

. We hive sdnlinusuily enjoyed 

the confidence uf the pobllf bectuu 

of Ihe fact thai we item, 

lie every eitimite la the fomplete 

satisfaction of the customer. 

This In firm Miurance that your 

Job will be carried out exactly 

M Promised, This bu been our 

nnswcrvlni policy durlnr many 

ynra of snteewful buslnrsj 

dealings In Sonlh Jersey. 

Frank Howard 

KKOISTEBED 

CONTRACTOR • BUILDER 

2124 A.bury Av., Oce.n City, N, J. Phone 2693 

W^sfl 

Cost Decreases 

Old Age Benefits 

Down 32.9 Per Cent 

in Past 10 Years 

ill i.llilT llMhlJ 

!• I ...1. lii.il I,.,' 

, r '..,. 11!.! - A ;• 

.! i r, .• i 

1 .i f.U S,,i 

•i . • W. ik 

( - :• -J'-i I'. 

• t,. C 'y '- , 

Pension Proposed for 

Advisory Masters 

•fflsions Commiiieo. Thursday, March 30, 1050 

The measure would limit SUM __ "" - 

sdftnsi to formiir AdvUfjfy 

liiiyi... ri.|!i'ln'fl 55 

i *i.'rv!.fj i,! huf;t ih 

ifitii.n i,I ihi. ni.w 

jiriiir SN 

I will' liiivc liul IjfM'll f'lilltllilli ' i , , 

;i[i|'i.iiiti-il HI i.ny i.lh,.,- Mill,. ,.f- I A '''"'"""I "•'"•>• 

Scot Scotches 

Bonus With Tax 

lit ii Si 1 

l,?li (imfUiiiH iiiri r ssli'. (I.Tiiii.fi 

"• •— •— I" H U M tiiv I,,iIJIii ili- M-I rcliirv ;i 

"'"•I ""' i-l"iiiil(', I" I'VM'IIIIMI in! h".--iui in llif I T n-|i> .il luxii- 

Mi'- lri-almi',,1 ,,f li,(,. ri-iih,. i« , in,n. F,,r ii.., r i i|,,. Si-ul hi,,I 

THEY'RE BEAUTIFUL 

, Lighted 

Medicine Cabinets 

Only 

$19.75 Each 

$18.75 in Lots of 3 

Orangeburg 

Pipe 

4" Dia. 

Plain - - 31c l.f. 

Perforated 22c Lf, 

\ K, ,11, c.iiiii i ii,,c r,,,.. 

FLOOR SANDING 

LINOLEUM 

CONGOWALL 

• COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE 

ASPHALT TILE — RUBBER TILE 




* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

ARCHITECT 

V. B, SMITH . Architect 

Room 410, National Bank of 

Ocean City Building 

ri.one %tU 

1421 Atlantic Av. Atl. City 

Phone A, C. 4.1864 

************************ 


JOBBING 

ROBERT T. BRINCHUBST 

42 Simpson Rud 

oiie 1BM-W BM,i F'THIe 517.J 

Cameron Bros, Co. ( 

Builders, Jobbers j 

and Roofers 1 

« Raj ofu» rl, riiuiu, on?' I 

.MllllllllllllUllllllllllllQlllllilllllllJIIIIIIIIIIIKlllllllillllilJIiiii.;. 

W, W. Graham j 


CUSTOM-BUILT 

HOMES 

Phone 0009-W 

820 • Tth Street 

minim ipiiiiiiimiiaiu 11011111111111101111111111111$ 

H. C, AMOS 

BUILDER 

4829 Central Avenue . 

Phone 2109-W 



See Too Ute lo CU»»ify 

Ad» -- . First Section 

SENTINHULEDCER 18 

given the secretary 10 pound* 

y.H 4i Christmas bonus. 

This year, hnwuver. he hflnri- 

*.ii Hii. riiyn unly B0 jiennies. 

"Tin'i-1'. my mun," Huid the 

Miiiniifiii'turfi'. "is yuur 10 poundi 

-- lixs, liix!" 

Want is Swap',- ttf m CUHUI*< 

SOME THINGS TAKE PLANNING! 

[I wiii'ii. ulLimiinf. h, |jtjiIcl \niir iir\i hiimf. this year, take 

ddiithliiijF ul MI., rjiilllii* ..I ,1 )• ( (l|,f,|\s CO, W'«'ve been 

uiiikiii); 4s iiii ii.iiiij, imv liuililrn ,iiiii ii.ii.', H|IU do Iheir own 

i i.inliuiliuii liiiiN fm iiijiii i n n Viiu'll lind u*i .unions lo 

F.H. A. FINANCING 

May we help you finance Spring Repairs and 

I Alterations? Call us today for Free Estimates, 

J. P. COLLINS CO. 

South Seavine, N. J. 

Sea Isle City 3-6034 Sea hie Chy 3-44IS 

POTTS' BROS. 

Builders 


Phone O, C. 2971 

Phone 1883-M 


Builder 

Rta.: 1919 Asbury Ave. 

jobbing Alterations 

A. W. J. Wlliiama & Son 

Bfelnirlril 

BUILDERS 

JOBBING 

A L T E R A T I O N S 



Boi 46. AUciidalt) Rd, Marmora 

CARPENTER 

JOBBI^Q ALTERAflONS 


Robert Clayville 

1109 West Avenue Phone 2379 

H. C. PONTIEREl 

BUILDER 

933 West Ave. Ph, 18081 


ARCHITECT 

Boom 5. JMkMB Blif, 

WHdwwd, .N. I, 

Run WUdmnd t-ITN 

EDW. HOPKINSON — 

and CO. 


or 

Modem Homes 


B1H — Phon« _ 0135 

O O FI N C 

NEED A 

"NEW ROOf 


In either cum — call Independent. We've the «• 

perience, the men. the materials and the equipmeiit 

to give you a perfect job on any roof. We've been 

roofefi for many yeara and expect to be for many 

more Thai's why an Independent guarantee means 

Homt.hing. Pick a reliable, financially sound firo 




INDEPENDENT 


206 Sixth Street — Phone Ocean City 0163 

If Nn Answer. ( all Hli-asiinlvlllp 43S.W 

Trft Eslirnaien FuriiKhed — r, II, A, Financing Atrtagat 

ROOFIHC 

SIDING 


Edmund C, Wisham 

24A«bFyAve, Ph. 123? 

QMiiiliiMMiiMiiliiiHilltiiiiltlMM'-iliMiiiiiriiMilllMiij 

ROOFIhC 


ODTTBRS . SPOUTINQ 

'^1" HEATING 

H. CRAIG 

Ph. 0916 9th ft Haven 

DRIVE CARlrULLYl 

TODAY 

AND EVERY DAYl 

f WITH OUR ©OOD 

i s. PUUMBIN© FHA Financing 


36 Months to Pay 

Waterbury 

The Mast Modem 

HEATING 

SYSTEM 

•V* 

"• , ' >*r. 

.1 'ft T " K

P 

^JîgiMBeS 

-V 

in 

tarfreew&y 

Milgnatbd •• • bee- 

qf * parkway, accord- 

' A J Caflera 

l*«J»UUon will be 

the rotd tu 

', pointing gut that • puk< 

ild prohibit tit UM b) 

tmm and similar vehicles 

way would prohibit it! uta by 

trucki. biues and similar vehicle!. 

Hpwevtr. it »tlll will b* kept free 

of bat dos itsndi and other objec 

tionablc tFructntfi 

Work is progreiiing on the Initia 

pluuo of the road in thin county, by 

pining Court HOUM, while • turves 

hai been itarted on the fieed lik 

•ESLEY'S POINT 

HOTEL 

$ AT THE BRIDGE _ ROUTE 9 • 4 

-r«P « RMI Evening el Enjoyment wi»h the 

Mfiit People - . - Viiit 

"6UR RATHSKELLER BAR 

; NEWLY ENLARGED 



i Our Jam SMMOBI 

Singing Your Favorite Songs | 

N*w Policy • New Management 

OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12 NOON 

Faulkner Bill 

Utility Anti-Strike 

Measure Abo Paases 

The Drisen 11 administration scored 

i importMfit vietery it Trenton 

Msnday when the Assembly brushid 

aiide itrong oppogltien end passed 

thf Fsulknsr program for revising 

municipal govemniefU. together with 

p new biH la prevent itrifces in pub- 

"e utilitis. 

The eontreversipl Faulkner pro- 

_."Hm was passed by a 35-21 vo|g 

after a Mfieerted drive had been 

msde te bring it to the floor from 

committee, A 33-23 tally pasied the 

arti-strike measure, ai two GOP 

members bolted the party ranks to ' 

oin the Democrats in opposing it | 

Both pieces of legislation repre- 

enled two of the most controversial 

if the governor's retommendatione 

The municipal reform program 

mtvidei H options based upon three 

eeommended forms of local goy^ 

frnmpnt to be chosen by voters in 

jgch municipality if they decide a 

huige in their form is desirable 

K clsuttf compelling such a refer- 

•ndum by 1959 was stricken out last 

veek to assure enough votes lor 

ipproval. The measures still fuce 

h«rd flKht in the Senate. 

The Senate already had ;ippruved 

permanent extender at the utility 

'iti-strike law, which expires in- 

morrow. It permits the tjnyernnf to 

^mpel arbitration nf a utility labor 

ispute after seizing facilities thread 

•ed with interruption of tserviets 

Purchased iron and steel LMjnsumn- 

on in the LL S. totaled 21.250.000 

ress tons in 1949, 27 per cent k-ss 

inn in 1948, 

The State House 1$ My Beit 

By DAN MeCONNELL 

To Clip Wings 

Of Bond Brokers 

State to Avert More 

Big Profits Scandal* 

The bond broker big profits hutiey- 

' thi? 

NEW MENTAL HOSPITAL 

MAY BL NEAR CAMDEN 

The way has finally been paved 

for the construetion of a new state 

mental hospital and the rehabilitiu 

tion and enlargement of other wel- 

fare ana mrntul institutions^ The 

Senate lnsl svenk apurnyed the Lil- 

U-IJ bill allocating $3^,000.000 to the 

.Htate Board nf Cuntrnl of jbi&titu* 

linns itnd AKunties Hnd 5 lulu Trt>iiS= 

uit'T Waller T. MargeUs,_Jr=, tu caver 

the cohl of the work. Thy amount, 

in tin 1 form of a bond issue, wps ap- 

proved by rpfi'rvndum in the Nt> 

ember general election 

Under provisions ui the bill, |1L- 

000,QUO is prnvified for construction 

uf the new mcnHil hospital in South 

•Jersey, probhbly near Ciiniflen. An 

additional $3.otfO,WKt i* set up fnr 

firt'iirnoHnji muJ new t'onsiructlnn fit 

SkillniHii Villnyo for Epilcplk/N and 

SI,150,000 for new construction at 

Other 

HEATING SYSTEMS 

Registers 

Radiators 

Radiant Panels 

Baseboard 

COAL 

Warm Air 

Hot Water 

Steam 

Air Conditioning 

GAS • OIL 

When You Are in the Market for a Real Heating System 

WM. O. TOWNSEND 

PLUMBING - HEATING - SHEET METAL WORK 

DELCO HEAT 

Atlantic Avenue Tel. 0328 

Sec 

¥05 

moon is on its way out. so far as 

State of Ntw Jersey is rgncernetl. 

State Treasurer Waiter T, Margettii, 

Jr., who has earned the title of 

watchdog of the state Ireatiury, U 

going to make eortain that nn inure 

Kind seanrials ever oepur nvur in- 

, r cstments of itntt- funds 

A bill is expected tn he introduced 

in tht* Senate this week railing for 

the creation uf an lUnientber stale 

advisory council on inv^stnu'Mts, __.._. _ . 

This group when organized will sub' I tlu 1 Dnrdentnwn Reformatory 

m:t to Marpett-H the names uf three -nmounts are allocated for improve- 

men for possible uppointnieni OK the fiipni* to other ptatt 1 institutions, 

director of u new state division of j Much of the uork has already 

investments and fieeinities. The n.p- passed the- hluoprmi stage, nnd ron'= 

poinirnent nf the financial u&pert siûrtlnn has hern .started on Mmiu 

would be made by Marge tU. of the smaller buildings. 

Governor Drisenll would appoint! Overcrowding of instiiutiuiis and! f!i ». v 

-•*- Fri gfuwing wajtinji lists of potential pii= r " Aiil - 

tirrits have been a source of per- 

Koniil worry to Htatc Institutions 

Ciimmisslnnur SiiiiforLJ Bates. 

High School News 

April Fool Dance 

Saturday Night 

To Be Sponsored 

by Junior Class 

By BOB liALLERAN 

Thy Junior Hyys nf Qcpan Cil.v 

Hiph wijl sponsor an Auril Fi'ol 

tUlMLT Oh Siitlirriiiy. 

It is tu be a Hillbilly Staa D;HKT 

ruid the Juniors hyvt? entitled it the 

"F"uU Rush In" Diiiieo. H is due 

tu start at 8;30 p. m, and continue 

until midnight. 

Thirg will by prUt-'s for thr lut^ky, 

\iu-\veu for all. Tlifiu will be 1 snniu 

•quari 1 dmieinM. iuui nil me iMvitcc! 

a upppar in ovcrallK mid plaid, m 

ill Uiist kUltf shirts. 

The fmit'lion will utkc phitt 1 in 

Ihi 5 hi^h ^L-liin'il iivm. li stntu- 

jiri'niifee of bpmu ioivii, uf (un V'iuT 

iti'-thiiii^ yourself nnd ihc Juiiuti^ '• 

favor by nMvmiina 

Ifoductlon thin certain Public KM- 

mics have known 

Sam Grothwell appcured in the 

auditorium to lecture on the "O- 

man' UEing \anous illuitffltians to 

show the work done hi finger-print- 

ing xLientillc i rime dotPction unil 

tminlnK nf FBI iigcnls Ht? e« 

plained him Ihe. FBI multcs »m 

on irinic jnel sgbutagr reutinn 

Viinous incidents of the past war 

and also in the never-ending war 

HKSinst crime. 

Now (he student body knows ex- 

mlly why "Crime Does Nut Paj". 

Try * 50f Clasiifici) Ad. 

- r 

Easo Al»oCut» ' 

Heating Oil Price 

A price reduction of four-tenths 

of e cent pet gallon In haunhold 

heating oil »JS announced Friday by 

ihe, E»so Standard Oil Company, for 

thii area 

1 he company said the new price 

cu! would reflect a ssvlnj in the oil 

bill of the avarage householder of 

nbout $15 by comparison with lait 

iison. 

Several olhor local companies an. 

iiouneed aiinllar reduction! earlier In 

the week. 

HurtinFaUl 

Improving 

HIM Pauline Clundlcr 18, of 

*B Ksuii, who wii iertouils- in. 

In in Becidml on tha iton# 

boulevard list week, wu, 

to be Improving ytfterday I 

ef th 

MIH Chindltr. • Junior in Mlddl, 

Townihip High School, miy be re 

leased from The hospiUI this wcel 

_ __. mumbors of iiw ôuncih THL 

uther ftiui" uould tjC' jiujiii j cj by truj>= 

itM s ijf KID four principMl puri^nji) 

fund.H uf tluj NUitcv Tru> nt-^ (hrt-u\] hojirfu] 

he cini obtain cnnltrmatlim of his 

secretary. Commander Ransiord 1 

Ahbott. as the new stalu hiyhuiiy 

eoniiTiissioner: The Movi-mor has 

Ilivun up any hope that he can ob- 

tain Senate confirmation uf Suiiv 

iner Spiiiier Mil- 

ipniillniciit ij. !i|w 

Stiinli'.v llerhfil 

n ! 

[ lhi Asscinhly Deniocrats sat ii 

chamber waiiitiM fiii 

i start. Nnw llir -a 

als lire hiilriini! Iheir 

•ssliins Oiie se«»iiin 

mnrc thai! Mfi hntir 

t^;iN dehiyed 

A hili' the Demiienits were ^dowi; tii 

he hole hohling n cfliiciis. 

Fur years the Oemnrrals had little 

msincss tn linlf! a eniicaS: N'u'v mcire 

t ura! anil laiyer m number. Uie 

Dvm.iiCTiiV? i\fi s 

Hun. inrhifhiij; bills 

Hhl 

l by tl 

STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 

IS 35 VKAKS OLD ' 

WiUiiiut fiiiifiirn iinr! hlimni; 

j S 

i U y 

; ler, Jr Abbott's H 

j posed by Senator^' 

I MonnuHith CfHinly, 

dent of Red Bank, 

; eotinty= 

the 

Ads (>et 

q 

:ir nf itK 

(Her liuit 

i 

; liiiietly niiscrviiw the 35th ; Hi' 

S|):iii- 

i 

n HENRY J, 1AHQR, ABC Nff 

•S3;' \^hi'.^*jx' 

Vow Budget, too, says 

"WELCOME SPRING!" 

rMnr 

)imu t\n\u of sviw 

(jiiMuli ilijs fniijnj jilljs fnr t 

;iMfl? of nirn. udtriri! Eirui vi'U 

Tin' (liS'iînn j>U|H'ii[^tun(hMit. 

MMI J. Klclrliiao Im^ ÎxcMi 32 

fil rvvvici? tn Ui(* c!i% JHhin 

tn^Hrr (tf invi. Kldnd^t 1 ii* rt-fii 

In m;iny stntu nfllriiil^ iniil i>m}> 

UM Ihr ijii^kliotH' rif Jhp H[\i>iiiti 

h,i, lUviiluti ii hit tif In, iiilku 

- time in tin- ili'vi'lniiini'nl i 

- tl:o - phyîriilly = hiirif'ua 

nûrmmt. Hi 1 i.^ uiiu nf th^ h 

iî-unrknif: iiru! nict^t UM?i'[i]sh 

vvin iiiTicMuU in the sUik- 

IKRXKV ItOt'NDIT: 

r'>!^tn firtmrrN * if jhn M«Uy ton vetoing good this timc-and 

vnqp away in a Finballing new Buick, 

with all its room and comfort and 

standout styling? 

You know there's no better buy you 

em make—and no wider choice than 

you're going to find among Buiek's 

array of beauties for ipSO 

You know there's no livelier action — 

no smoother ride — no roomier com- 

j. fort for too money than you'll find 

fright here, 

jfl,nd if you don't know it — 

we'd like to repeat this; 

If you can afford a new cir, 

you can afford a 1950 Buick, 

The SPECIAL'S pricei start just 

• above the lowest bracket. You 

'can choose between thrifty 

standard-finish models — and 

de luxe versions a bit richer in trim 

and ouciidc finish, 

You can have a Coupe, two-door or 

four-dogr models-sleek-lined jetbucks 

or tourbacks with roomy luggage com. 

partmeijis, 

You tan dress them up, if you like, with 

a lung list of added equipment—includ- 

ing 1950 Dynaflow Drive* for instance 

—or hold the lilt down to the essentials 

everyone wants, 

And your budget is goinjj to find 

continuing reason to be content that 

you blossomed out in a Buiek, 

For in the.hands of owners, the SPECIAL 

is proving thrifty to run ai well as 

thrifty to buy-and what mure could 

you ask? 

Which ii ggeses-why not see your 

Buick dealer now and ask him the 

exact details and prices, tfade-ini, 

delivery arid terms? 

p 

Ihink pl y 

v. - N;itinnril DprnriiTHtit- 

in;in Wiihiifn .! Bnyli^ niiiy \isit 

Jt>i>r\- in thr ii 

mi i iriirt in hen! lln' b 

I'MI'v ifHilor^ n\t*r t hi' I.HMir nf 

Hinuei.m , . Thr Kchmarv iniiii 

nvitagp rrlnll |ir!pp of S3 inipiirtaiil 

ffind il?niN ivas 0.14 ppp eeni IOWFT 

thHri timi »f MiNl JuiiliilFV and 2.M 

per eriit bst«» that of Frhryary 

ISId Ihp Hlatp IlpparLmpiil of l,ab«p 

iiir! Industry has fppnrlpd. . Thr 

Api'Hiiili: Ilivixiiiii nf tiu> Suite Bii. 

ni-riiir rouri hn« rnipri wlri-mi'ii 

Mid nther |H'i>iin^ uhu phu'w \;iiu = 

•iblcs ill riillriind Miiliim iiii'kcis are 

re^pnnîhle fnr Inê*. tlKif tlii' nsin- 

OVI nf till' llicki'I'B riillniil hi- held re- 

jpoMsilile Slatf Mniiir Vphiilr 

riipppiiip Arthiir W, Magre warns 

mii(dfiNl?i that aliy mnlnr yrlilflp 

drivpn on puhlir ^ttTplN afU'f ttild = 

liljhl Mnnli Si thai dnps not (IKplav 

Illflli plalfs \iiil he in vliilalioli nf 

thp law. . . . The Riule Tnrii|iik(> Aii- 

Ihnrily liiis iiw.irdefl i'ini(r:ict.s tntal- 

s Hiiire tli:m $l(j.(l(l(i.lillO (or pre. 

liniiiiiify wnrk mi the priipnsed new 

1 IH-riiilo lull lurniiike ucriiBs the 

liuckbuiu' nf tin' slatg. 

iil'il « 

eilil.e 

nf 

Oppose Federal 

Abandonment of 

Cape May Canal 

Oiipusiliciii in the |in.j!i,,.eil di»inii. 

imuaiiee nf ledirid n|iei at,mi n| ihe 

Cnpe MIIV Ciniiitv eaiiiil i\as vnieed 

hy the Wihlwniid LVn, Ijuriiliah 

i:(iiiiilli,sL(iil hut week 

III ii letter In lhi> freehnl.iei,. |h, 

IjoriiuBll iiiid tiiiit iMrleral uiilidriiwal 

frnm npeniliiiii nf Ihe eiihnl wnulrl 

lie ii nerioui, »elhnck tu prnufeKS of 

the eotinly. The rullill is purl of the 

Ihree-nnle wiilorniiy eoiineeliiii; Del- 

wart Bay and Cape Miiy Iliirhor 

roiiiiiy Cminsei Hnberl K Bull 

alii he pliiiis (u eoHfer with Hep T 

Millet Hiiiiri to determine u cniirie 

aetiiin tu try lo nvtrrule the 

reenniniundilliiin of iho Army En- 

(jilieers who sliid thiil irarilo ill the 

Kiiiiil does not justify the. expendi- 

ture lo iipuriitti ii; 

Christn.as I.-lnnil in the Paeifie, 

wa^ so iiiiineri heeiiuse the esplurer. 

Jiimes Ctiok^ clisenvftcil it on Chrlsi. 

maH Day. 1777, 

l.iiu- I-. 

CnM.-.l Hti.li's Ciiinlnl «ii- wv ... 

t;..' .; !:•( r;i ry. ;'(d wiii'i Ihi v ^.:. 

ll'iri-. Ihe iilini.nl L:inii| picuire nil' 

l,iki n 

'rhc I.inCiiln Mei'iuriai ci.mivh'tif 

she .ilteriit.'.H's schedule nn-l snnr 

[he Oci'iin Tltyiti's Were bilik ill lln 

I'u'e! cnioyini4 a jjnufl niral After 

ihilifer, (hey fliviiiei! inln t\*u yii.ups 

nil. 1 i:nin^ in the p/aiifiiial Airiiorl 

the ulher tii ârioiis slinws of êri. 

crnjiy doinji (lie town. 

On Tuesday inornine. following' •' 

heiiity breakfast. 00 ralhrr bed. 

i-ac.ulcd Heniurs unee iiiore j-t.i!'!!"! 

tl-cir round iif ealis Tlie liriire . L= 

iccii\ : e the heiuiid niurinnt- vr.^ ih* 

I'niii'ri Sliites Kiiprcnic Cnurt Aliei 

tlli^ Ihe h.i'iil s];:ht.?-i-.'rs ^su ê\' 

eral uf Ihe fureii'ii iiiihiissii',. ;nv 

([••elded in e;ill il riinuMh Tl'i v re- 

tliini'd lu Hie linu-t, |i;ii ki'rl Iheii 

hii'iii. and leli afler Imit-h 

(In th*' way iL!i! of tuun. lllev 

'.lupj.ed a' 'lin KiarriKCiin M'-naHery 

1.cii\ii:^ ihrre they yisiled An- 

fiiipnlis. Mil' vl.'ilid. aiiif the NaysJ 

Arademy, The Se.i'un h.i.l tiine tn 

\ \r\< ihr- urnuiii's hefiii*' fiaxini; in 

hiiiinl llu- buses f',r tin- lii«i ica nf 

their tt'iii hnine J 

A stislt 'A;I> Iriidc fui' stppit:Mj' siiiiii- 

-A here hejwern Aheideei.. M;n\iaiii] 

ai.ri the Pefinsvilie ferry 

SirilFSTS HKAii F.B.I. MAN 

The !iii;h sehf'u] was inlrndueed 

In llu- F.H.I, nn Wednesday hist 

week, 

ii Wit* a nun h mure pleasant in- 

GREGORY 

900 Shore Road • Somei-s Point 

Hotel • Bar • Restaurant 

Television 

Shuffleboard 

Darts 

— Open All Year — 

At liOfJ A. M. 

rnliihiK 

Turkey Platters and 

Sandwiches 

Oyster Stew — CUni Stew 

Fried Oysteri 

Snapper Soup 


Seafood — Steaks 

"FOR AN ADVENTURE IN GOOD EATING" 

Wissow's 

234 Shore Road Someri Point, N. J, 

Re opening Friday, March 31 

Delicious Full-Course . 

DINNERS^ 40 * 

HU « ATKIl TO i'KlVATK TARTIKS AND HANQIIKTS 

Oiicn Fridays and s.iliinlavs frum 4:00 P. M. 

Sundays frnm 1! Niion I'honp; Somrfii Pnint 313 

win nr phBn9 iriyer let Cftim Co.. W. Wlldwwd, N. j. Wildwwd 2 3401 

In t •tti>JM>#«»«>i*^HMt,tttM>>t>j^^-~t—— 

t Complete 

Landscaping 

Service 

'e Will Plant a New Lawn and Furnish 

Shrubbery From Our Own Nursery 

Good Grade Top Soil Used 

Mushroom Soil 

Call U» Today and Ut Ui G!v# You an Estimate for 

Completely Landscaping Your Property 


Road at Bargaintown Lake 

S Miles from Ocean City Phone Someri Point 2360 f 

BflR (//, CPFE 

iiinimiiiaminiiiniMni 

"The Better Buy*- 

Is BETTER-BILT" 

PRICE 

REDUCTION 

on 

O Oection Uoors 

Se# Your 

LOCAL DEALER 

Also Offered II a New Siie 

TWO-CAR DOOR 

I4»O" x 7'0" JI I 3/8" Thick 

Three Section* High 

The Better-Bilt Door Co 

EGG HARBOR CITY, N, J, 

• 

Drinking Affects 

All Differently 

Often Problem 

For PaychUtrut 

•y Th» Nedlul Society •! K, /. 

Our American bar bill is iome- 

wheri iround 17,000,000,000 i year 

Thli Includes the taxes but not the 

tips. The old laying that one man's 

meat is another 1 ! poison was never 

truer of anyUrfj thin of alcohol. 

The effects •ftjcohol differ from one 

another, The problem of alcoholism, 

too, la confused and complicated by 

questions of eepnomiet, politics, so- 

eisi behavior, morality, dietetics— 

and sex. 

Among Imbibers, the normal in- 

dividual—if there is any such—takes 

alcohol more or lesi In moderation 

to heighton a feeling of festivity or 

;o gain momentary relaxation from 

,he straiiii and stresses of everydiy 

liv[ng. 

The Immoderate, solitary drinker 

abuses his body and personality and 

discredits alcohol generally through 

his frantiu search for escape from 

ensions and problems. 

Observers of the alcohol addict us- 

ually enn detect symptoms of emo- 

iiona! initabillty and evidences of 

mmalurlty and irresponsibility be- 

fond the average. Many students of 

he subject insist that chronic al- 

oholism Is a manifestation of some 

ore or less profound psychoneurosis. 

The psychlatriits and doctors gen- 

rally concede that corrective meat- 

res should aim at the underlying 

rive in the personality—the basic 

auses—and these measures should, 

possible, begin before, not after, 

le habit has becumi deeply en 

i-nched 

The problem uf alcoholism, heing 

usiciilly involved with the person- 

lit> of the patient comes within 

e province of the psychiatrist the 

ini^ler and the social worker 

In recent years alcoholics v*ho 

have masjtrnd their affliction=wh 

have dried up —have banded to- 

Kether under the hame Alcoholics 

Anonvmnus and through their un- 

derstanding nf the personal prob- 

lem as well ai through their per 

*5ongl examples have done wonders 

for many alcoholics for whom all 

other aid had failed 

Treatment fur the ahnholic cjlls 

fnr diagnostic and rehabilitation 

sen. ires help frnm religious and 

sncial gmups, and the aid ol law 

enforcement and legislation 

For a great many people an ounce 

nf prevention is witFth far more than 

n firhna fnr a Fifth" 

NEW CONTACT LENSES—Dr. William Fcinbloom, of New York 

City, Is about to place a contact lens weighing little more than a 

postage stamp over the right eye of Adrienno Goldstone in a 

demonstration at Northern Illinois College o( Optometry in Cni- 

eago, PliiUe and unbreakable, the now lens Is based on a newly 

discovered principle of successfully moving the control area onto 

the cornea, instead of the white of the eye. This, says Dr. Fein- 

bloom, eliminates discomfort. 

LOCKED UP BY "RADAR"—Natnlie Robertson, Los Angeles, 

Calif., shows how the "radar" calling-card house lock works. 

Resident comes home, slips card Into slot ond the door opens. Any- 

body else's card would set oft a burglar alarm. Card, much like a 

"charge-a-plulc," has concealed graphite patterns which Ot like 

patterns in the slot. 

CLAUSTROPHOBIA -With 

stooped head, Dacchn, London 

Zoo's 12-mcmth-old tiger, paces 

his new quarters in the lion 

house. Seemingly unhappy about 

the change in living quarters, 

Rnccha needs to become ac- 

quainted with his neighbors. He 

formerly lived alone. 

Chiropodists to Have 

Science Conclave 

in Atlantic City 

Tlie firs! annual Rrijioti 3 Chin 

pfidy Societies of New Ji-mry." I'enn 

vylvaniii and Delaware, will lie lie! 

cm AlJril 21. 22 end 23 ul the A 

ijassafior liulel. Atlantic City 

A cnniprchonsive Scientilii pi 

Bram, fealurinK authoritative let'lur 

ei> in ehiropffdy and inodicine frur 

Ihr mid-wesl. the south, thp east an 

fri iri Cuiindu, is esjiected In altraf 

a •rieorri iitlDndance from 26 state 

and the provlnc of Ontarin an. 

Quebec. Complete details of th 

mtilie nroBram will be announce! 

within two weeks. 

A spectacular display uf 7S techni 

cal exhibits, the larHesi in the his 

tofj of chiropiciy eunyenlions, wil 

present the laicst and mod iit> 

prnved types nf chinipuriiciil insti-u 

menls. aiiparalus and supplies 

Dr. W. Thomas AdrirriK: of Oceat 

City, is district publicity chairman 

U S 

kw««,ir(mr,exlr Inrêst ronoivuir 

in New Jersey cnêrinM 2310 acres 

md containing 29 billion gallons 

when full, II serves 75(1000 per- 

-.uns in 21) rnuFiicipulilios, 

For a place to dim 

That's really fine,.. 

LOOK IN THI 

Everything from a quick 

sandwich to a sumptuous 

banquet can be found under 

"Rtstauraiits"ih the Yellow 

Pages of your Telephone 

Directory, 

WHIN 

you knew the name 

but not the addreii. , . 

you know the product 

but not who sells If,,, 

you'vi forgotten the nems 

or how It's tpidid .. , 

CONIUir YOUR CLASSIFIED 

mtPHQNE DIKCTQRY 

NEW JERSEY BEIL 

TELEPHONE COMPANY 

V. 

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By CHARLES H. CONNORS 

Bulftn Univer«4ty. tht 

SUl« Uninntty af Ntw JtrMjr 

A good lawn li one of the chip 

assets of a property. To have 

d lawn requires careful prepara 

tior. of the soil when the lawn 

made and regular maintenance after 

ward Late iummer and early fa 

l^s the besl season - to establish 

luv n Maintenance operations star 

early In the spring 

Many persons apply lime ever 

year Tills Is not a gnud practic 

and msy cause harm to the lawn 

Ordinarily liming every 2. to 4 yean 

will he often enough It may bi 

wise lo have the suil tested fo 

acidity and apply lime as Indicate 

bj the test 

Fertihiation is often neglLttrd I 

has befen found that an annual ap 

plication of the complete garden 

fertilizer nuch as 5 10-S nr 4-18- 

Will help the lawn a great dea 

This Is lippllfd at the rate of abou 

2 pounds to lOO square feet II i 

well to reptdt this in thr late sum 

mer 

Early application of the fertilize! 

i, rfdiisabU It ran be put cm now 

Tin use of H complete fertilizer al 

this early season means that as Eoon 

as the grass starts to grow there 

will he available to It at once nltro- 

£i>i that makes for vigorous growth 

If Kuod grasses tan liavt this bnokt 

eirly In the wuon they tnnd to 

spread and fill up the lawn Oftei 

weeds can be crowded out 

If tin-re are hare spots maybe 

they will be dr> tnmigh so they can 

be raked and rcseeded This can 

br liunr dfter the fertilizer is ap 

phed 

Earliness is the keynote in spring 

arc of the lawn 

3 Women Injured 

in Head-on Crash 

Three Kcimen HITP injured in ,i 

hi .id nn collision at Wildwuod Cre t 

Saturday 

PoUce wild a car driven bv Mn 

Ehannr OrtliilT nf B r I d g 1.1 o n 

rained mtu another tar linirn In 

f thi Nt y. 

v\ Stdte Ernplu\mrnl êrviti 

476 dfifilic^nU in juhs during Ffh 

ruiii \ dcturding tn bupi-nnlt-iidtn* 

Russell J Eldndge Of thew 7^ 

sx vrc mi fjrms Malr plar^mmi^ 

numbered 2574 f cmdlc 4827 \ F) 

i-ran^ 1075 and physically handi- 

Th< Inul rcprrst nts d drop of 272 

Tri m Jtinuar> due primarily to v 

shorter munth 

COLEMAN E, HARRE Lancfacipe i 

JL*ymt Mshtalmdl - Spring 

" (FLOWERING SHRUBS - HARDY 

EVERGREENS 


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s $ Save S s 

ADMIRAL . EMERSON - RCA - MOTOR(M^ 

G.E. - WESZINGHOUSE - PHILCO - DoMONt 

immediate Delivery 

ANY MAKE — ANT MODEL 

Reception Guaranteed _ 24 Month* to Pay 

Aeriali Expertly Installed — 2« Haar BeMlr 

li 

Grover D. Brown 

Shore Road, Marmora, N. J. Phone O. C 289S-R-1 

Day or Night 

WARNER 

ATLANTIC; CITV 

FOR ALL TUE WORLD TO LOVE! 

Hoi sintt "Snow Whiti" a pktvn Ilka ttiif ... I 

It tin SMM with nil WoH Mmy'i wliordrr! 

STARTO SATURDAY f 

APRIL lit S n 

Want lo Swap? Try a CU»l(lcd 

FRESH JERSEY SHAD 

AREÎERE 

IF YOU WANT THEM BONED JUST CALL 

HICKMAN 5 • - WE WILL DO IT FOR YOU 


To Take Out 

KITCHEN OPEN 

Dailyi 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. - Sunday i 4 p. m. to 7 p. m, 


Deviled Crab ...48cea. Clam Chowder .... ,S5c qt. 

Deviled Clam .__.20c ea, F. F. Potatoes... ,40c qt. 

Shrimp Salad ..-_$1.75 lb. Fried Oy.ter $1.00doz. 

Fried Srallor.. on, ik • Lower Salad ^..$1,75 lb, 

tried Scallop, .. SOc lb, Crab Sft, d $h7B ,b 

Frl'd I^T¥l V $la5lbl CoI « Slaw - — ^36* ib. 

Fried Filet Fluke* Pepper Hath . „_30c lb. 

2Se, 3Bc, SOc per order Potato Salad ,..,.3Sc lb. 

HOT PLATTERS 

SEA FOOII PI.ATTKR (iintains: Drvilrd frab, Fried Srallops. 

frlr* Oyslepn, Fried Shrimp. Deviled Clun, Fish il.jO 

AINO Cole Slaw. Tomato, i.ttiiife, Tsftar Sauce, Pirklc, French Fries 

HOT PLATTERS Cnnliiln: Chnlre of—rievlled Cr»b, Semllnpi, 

Shrlinp, Fish, Clam , ' (jjc 

Al»p Colt SIII«', Lettuce, Tom.ilfi. TarUf Nauce, Pirhle, French Fries 

or Potato Halad 

COLD PLATTERS 

CHOICE OF; Lobster Salad, Crab Naiad, Shrimp Salad, Shrimp 

CotkUll ,. .; ,... Mo 

Leliure, Tomato, Cole slaw. Pickle, Potato salad 


Live and Broiled Lobster - Lobster Tails - Crab Meat 

All Kinds of Fresh Sea Sood in Season 

Fifty-Four Years in Ocean City 

1155 Asbury Avenue Phone 1515 -1516

Thursday, March 80, li50 

Resort 

it Dies 

W«iUr 

_. M Taylor former 

_ „-_ Mildenf more than 15 

L Ind the widow of J Dougldt 

} «, died Monday jt her 

*"1 Edliwood «v Lumuud 

_ U 

,- Taylor was a, iliter of Wuli 

t Allen, Oeesrl City locksmith 

, Allen, Oe«rt City 

All«n of Leeitours and Mr 

~* r Hun««» o( Miflvlllf Sin- 

of Oa utility 

Funenl service! will take place 

this afternoon (Thursdayi at the 

Cunningham parlors Pleasmitviili 

w ih Interment in Laurut Memon ' 

Park 

Rudolph P Hommel 

Mrs Winifiid Hommil 937 Cm 

Ir 1 a\ is uniting fntnri** f-ir siv 

tral djys in Bi.lhU.heni Pi 

rkr hunband Rudolph P Hummi I 

vth i âi iniurtd in j irjfTU JLII 

dent nfnr Duunifii.1 *n h m 

March 14 dud M-iri.li 18 m thi 

Cl rali-r t uunt Ho pi il Hi i i 

buried Vû fne rta\ la I i k il 

Niesk* Mill Cim tin H thi hi i 

Pi He *J b 

Mr Hnnmil v i bi rn in Mini li 

GirnnnV F r a 

H dm! Mr* ft mn In ' 1 a Kn 

_ hnfc Chin i lire hi B H ' I I 1 

lurvived by five children rn rthf rlMirlir II in Mi • rc 

rb Allen lbs Mar]orie Ru nf Dnk u in Po 

Marily Taylor and Wu' i 

'lor. »H of Linwood anil Strlt-lft n »ith i li m ii i t i lul 

NmUarrn of Northfield , ihmiln t i il I 1 un IK 

_ _ her husband formerly re 711 diet! *t In Uihlu.i 1 I in •> 

>#rf when he *u 1 repair uidj% 

©r Ihe Ocean City Division of I Ht *ml hi f ) i ' r i 

* mile City Electric Co The,, 11 rjti J j n i III i i, I • i> • i 11 

to Fleuantville and even i ort fur tin MII »U I n II 

to linwood after he uas fi mi Hi u t ' t i I 

" to Hie mainland dnuiun «tn m Ph I uh i i i 

OUR WORK 

IS 

WARANTEED 

M, W« (unntcc sll our wart to be the best. Mud* niiMsllile 

by the Biny years uf uptrlenee. 

UPHOLSTERING • LINOLEUM 

VENETIAN BLINDS - SHADES 

' Awnings Custom Made - Repaired - Hung 

Boat Work • Cushions - Curtains 

Pbone ISM for Prompt, Courteous Service 



tEMTINEL-LEDGEII BLDO, . CHARLES li M1LI.K.AS, Prop. 

Mrs. Mecky, Here 

12 Years, Dies 

Churka Mecky's 

Widow Was 92 

Mi-, Kathnrmi MtLkv y resident 

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Former Co, Jail 

I TurnkeyB|ies at 60 

Legion-Hoover 

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of Mathematics 

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Of hindiinj Attend* Conference 

at Juniata College 

Raymond MiHenry Jr ,12 Ocea 

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iv attended the third In • «rles 

,,f lartir conference* held at Jun 

uilu CulkKt HuntinMton Pa March 

Di-pirtment ihsirmen and faculty 

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The More You TeU - The Quicker You Sell Use Classified 

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STOECO 

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Howard S. Stointon " Mri, Mary Oehisehlager 

Ewing T. Corson 

MONEY-SAVINC 

HOUSECLEAMINC SPECIAL 

at no 

Cost 


Phone 0007 

Ipint 

WETHERILL'S 

4-RX CLEANER 

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WETHERILL'S 

ATLAS 

rLOOS FINISHES 

rtoom 

MUtAMEL 

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Montgomery's 

PAINT STORE 

721 Aibury Ave Ph. 0499 

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LITTLE ASSEM1LY HtAD— 

Dr. Join Carlti- Mumz of Brazil, 

opens the fip^t l»> r i0 meetmy of 

the Little A^ i mbly of ihe Unit 

vd Nations at Lake 

N, VM flfU r being ejet tod mw 

chaintidn of Ihut body The 

Little A tinbl^ i a gtnt.ral or 

steering commHU e which co 

ordinatp tlit praiLodmgs uf ths 

NOTICE to Persons in Military Service or 

Patients in Veterans' Hospitals and tp 

Their Relatives and Friends 

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Monday 

Tuesday 

Thursday 

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Saturdays 

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9 00 a m - 5 30 p m, 

^ 00 a m - 1 00 p. m. 

9 00 a m - 5 30 p m. 

900a m -900p.m. 

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SITUATIONS WANTED 

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»«ittln^ m 1 hinii, 

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If 

SERVICES 

Yale Keys - 20c Each 

2 for 35-1 

KlVi mniii-: rnmjtit'li 1 !Mi'ksl!i)!h zpw- 

w. Auiiiniiiliiio' iiii'kN a liiii'i'iuiii 

gyi(K. Alk'n. TO (.Vnluil Ave. 

L- Hi'-shii' yiilii ll'tiiu' «ltli 

Milt Hiilcniiiiul iiKlii.si.is Nim 

^«oii Bk.',, MiniMiiHh inmiliilliin, As- 

:k|l|rii liit:VhiiMl!^. Kiri' 

•:l'l:Nni.;N! : itnoFINi; 

MMIi *l I'hnnp iJlii'i. li 

nniillU" iiiillli* 

W O l l n f i . s u i v i f u i l i m , I . 

U n t i l A | i | i l l i i n i v K i i • 

M i I ' i i i i t i i , s i i i i i " i i i 

("KB fAHiThniiKiii un,l 

Btnciiiliiifi. Nlailfis, fu 

W«r .«•> liilili-, K. Molnis 

My MiiK.i HiilPS, Kiiu 

j"Mra I-'ilnl Hltfl Mavs Ij niliiij. 

2 pahti of gloti 

Blanket cl Air 

Bondtrm.llc 

Miial Seal 

Hm , the latest in 

h 

»»**. with dehydmted .Ir 

You IMV, It in 

RKHSKS IlKNOVATKn . . !W 

«!»liiKS in nllitliPsscs hull!. Willn 

I Orvun City BcdilinK «"».. Ka 

>. 'I'elciihiinc Ottjan Cllj y;i00 

fl.[y K 

I I \ IS I i Hill- Jl - 

l^wis. ;i \^ i I,niiu 1 

I iim 

lull R «! 

1 -iiimj rs 

I II 

SAI.K Slin'is, nil-ill UI'tndiMS. sralii 

lii.iiio Hl.nk. US \. Pin KIT ill,. Al- 

liinlii- (My. r.ill ,\t 1(1 n 11 (• ('!!> a,11)57. 

Dial! Miiilni till 1', 8, KlllTr Huii'N anil 

HiiiiiliN. If 

PiluNI-: -JMi-R Wm. ,1 Hmllh, 

I-'iNl-lii 1 ! H HiiklMV riiiillii'Is ilriil 

fri'uli In Jinn iliuir. 

-,[ I Int, sin! t I n 

kl/t >4 1 n imp 

il hi I I u III 

I mill! n Nt 

I 

r in n u Inlt I 

I I h MU InL 

I I! 1/ B 

iu nn ihlf 

4-TO 

111 M I I IA 1 I S I! fiii.(i il IH 

nun i ihln* I 

ink I i iihiI 

If 

HM- «1IM I I K MI Hi 

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I 1, ill 

III \TI li 

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lln-i. il 

t ID 


OCEAN t RON I—2 bsdrnam bungal 

fully furnlihed sll ek-clilc kllil.... 

insludln^ new Hntpoinl fin|e and 

Pil^ldalrp Cgmplete with Venetian 

blinds and diaii#M Fullv sneer * 

Pilic-d icgsnnablr Can be flnanc 

H I Am 4U11 Crnlrol ai I hum. 

LORN Lit Bunûlfm ntili 48 th §1 

itidr 

ream 

Amijg 

isog v 

A Illr 

Lfxm 

bedi in 

chtni 

it ire 

byy af 

nil L* 

SALF 

nmi all 

lPCl Veni 1 ! 

SEIeened 

able rnn 

4U31 t.nl 

'fJ pnirff 

"nndHInn 

nt MAdlsi 

—M"dcm 

T O U S e L t J l 

m-i 6 bat 

and rilntn 

Auprtivur 

UBSO0 

- 1 IHBi 

UH tit"* kitchen 

Ian tiilfinii and i 

1 rar feat age 

be financed 

ral av rtinne * 

Nstm> Loltakf 

KBiag l-urr 

Any bmkir jr 

n 5=^22 

fully equlpfitd 

nei Iniyilcin 2n 

IS 5 shllfeMIK 

H looms Ijblj 

flir li»p«-lln 

M rite But illX) 

lm 

¥ i i l l i 

II "r 

im-v. 

i 

ru, Int 

l?nTd 

Cuitls 

ib 

ruum 

laiiit 

2 kli 

n A 

n 

1-Faniliy Anartmnnl 

building f- urniKhed % mth 

fudc S ih prit e 

^1**VW Fclward H Mlllh 21 t A^hii\ 

Chean c H> N J if 

I i-- 

In tup j 

hth I 

in 1 i(ji) hi a k 

nfiill n I- ilii 

lnk T aim t nl 

^" h n jni 

l fiiini |M 

}• \\ nrl II 

nni* 2\m 

mndi m 

OH hnl 

^ ir i^( I 

^1 > rfP) 

Mills J I Astiuit f\ 

if 

hi 


ATTRAL1IVI- l-berlitiom bynKHlow In 

Idem residential nelghbni huad !• urn 

uhd lth f tl O 

«lth few 

ded 

billing it dedufl price uf ne\t rnof 

5400 fl Iiuiihiilc Dr|Lt nl |73JO H 

Ahtntj 717 Wcslu ui 1 

rnof jf 

TrNTRAL Int. ltlon 

IluUlit \\U b=btdiuum t uesl 

Nkpl> furn 

lll 1 

n \\(&U\ > 

1 hill iilltl tn txtilltm t iiullllun 111 t- 

j|i K ir ik< Hnd il kiiiiil Mm t hi J!< I 

11)11 hmlK Mini lnj fill ill. Rililutt- 

mini ntlut uf LI]IK h riit fm t\it il^ 

iht itllinj, in if i ifinsun in«i aim 

Iii iiiiptilntnunt i nlj HJII Aî nt\ 

717 Wnin m nn 

nN iMfliv AVf nim Ijin hi Ai 

iratllir filifdi mm i utm II ust wllh 

nlli 1 littlinnni t ff It ni 1 IIJIUI Imml 

> urnlHhrd nnd JUBI itrtnIK prffit-rt I 

find iiMlhif-tl Inkldi ijil htuitd ind In 

sulgti 1 Iîikt 111! lind 1-fln Kuiuirn 

IlcLullK In ffi t HJII AMIKI 717 

Wi-slcy in. 3.30 

TtNTHAI Iirnliin Illlllll 1 uiH 

Uniih Mu§ g uti iuik I Hr m* 

Mimli fuinl»hil nil Iii nil until 

Iltin Ntiir hlh mil i mil il Rtul hui 

fin Sll in Hair Aktnn ""T « *ln 

uv 3.,Tfl 

NFS\ ! fflTA* f* II inx, i ini 

r m kiU lu n ulc I ai h 

h.Hl I t in-US $11 ,iiO Ru 

Buikti Hft. ( nlinl ^ 

Hinint 

t Itt 1] II 

.'. II I 

i tn 

IJ 1 AMI! ^ A Ullnunl Oil h I 

i! r hi il In i i h p ilmrni ism 

1,11.111 *l'l J»l Rjntll I Hi ik I 

I mil I I HI 

K)l II III 

ff iin i 

mil I Km 

\l li\\ 

n n 

I NIL I 

lint 

nliHl 

nt 

• V i 

nrn 1 Ind mil, limit 

-,ritl 1!K1 m nit in kli h n 

lif utfii f i i m ill nm urn 

but mi i IIII k i M li m Iii 

Bl iktr RIU I i n!r il ji 

fu 

k r I in 

f n hr 

f i h 

it II i 

kill 

Hl'M AI !A\ i In lull 

It III II 'ilti i 1 mil 

1 ill r nt II hi if h fl ni 

p i h !pM!>l f il quit 1 ill 

iilJ A^hin i tl ph n fr"H1 

n III Iihiino ZII1 


Al ART Ml* M Nl i AshUi i IS 

fhil |H5 tjt) niMnih uniuini^tid 

Miiici hint t hfdiuntu*, Ihifik 

iinlnK Kim kli^ht-n an 1 baiih 

k ihi LdHiiiri < Kui i/ \h\ i 

iuntil a\ Uiean c Iti Ask h 

Whoosh! Want to Take a Trip 

To Mars? Take Off in Philadelphia 

For the flr&t time in tht y 

f any plunUirium a R< k«_'l Iu 

ll b 

hiiw will be 

Hi Frunklin In in FeLs 

lllule in 

Fhil Hh.lphM during Apul and Mdy 

Autfft-nt! s ill tdK£ &n miotm iry 

l U l t b 

ri\i lu 

£ & 

pljnet b> 

simulyttd tntktt 

ship dud Lxpltnt 

Mar£ bUriJLL 

Flights art ^cheJ 

uli-d fur 3 p m gv 

cry day txcepi Mar 

day and at 8 JO p m 

un Wednesday*; Fn 

dyys and SaturdttV^ 

Extra trips will IJ 

(nude on ê§k ends 

To 

thig 

for 

p 

the plan 

b h 

p 

tarmm chamber has 

bDnn converted ml 

a siwcL ship b v 

which ihe traveling 

audience may Ieg\e 

the earth and reacn 

M^ n gpoce trav ** 

vtJ]{ be fli££Ug&€d j 

the light of suth re 

tent development* 

dfc the first i-uctes,, 

ful stop rutket 

HOSIDIKKT 

Life 

off at 

N M 

set 

A'liite Sand 

in 1049 

TIlC na!(l.lblllt> Uf 

lift? LxibtniM «R tin 

tr 

if FAN > RON I first fl r ipji im nl 

Iû Ijidmnnis Ilk hnlh ill tie Mi if 

Litilun l^lr^ i 

sl i*. (ft (n fnnt |> h n iniil 

(Fill 1 Jl (ft I M "iLinnrn i ».rrfi sn H 

Am IN -! til CentFul *\ I hi m 

life txibtiilM 

planet means 

the physical cuhdi 

tiunn tlitrt must b 

\er> simildT to thosi 

on tdrth 

Jhc ttll& nf our 

byrfiL^ die compu§cd 

tif ((implex mult-eu 

tomppnenl of which 

j^ water Under 

high temptfdiurt tht 

i^dporatc and the telb 

*n died Up the oth* 1 

i n ly cold tt mpi rdture 

tht \&aU r in the cet fi 

f I in \ mfjltLii] ir îrmture ^.oul 1 

ln\K n -in J lift vuiuld cea^t 

< ii tdrlh ai u riLtdii atmo^ 

phtrt uf ri pjecul kind in %hich i^ 

found 2Q jitr ctnl ux>gcn If ut 

€*r i «i!sti heres ary trf 

mjint nn hft Watt r i^ the uni 

\tr il nl\tnt v ithtiut which must 

phv it il p]rntehdi>* Idking place un 

W i ii |i* ' 

thi h 

,HTll m ( 

MHhill 

Ml h\ II iH |p ilunm f I (Ii i 

I ti M Hi I n m i rn i h mi ir t r 

ii I i n - he Ir m I Hi f \ It 

ni h h I «li i rn wlnrJ u J i 

i i^ In n n't jshi u'iH j mpli n I 

ii nmh i I i is c SL t *> M | U H i 

UA SdiilnrI 1 Itii I 

I ^' h '-I % \m« R\ \\ Y Pull lir 

I i ui\\ m tn\ BE si hiflurik h i ! 

I ii W_I4\ lumi, (I IM \ i II 

n i ~lr_H \V wfldRH \\t I lull I 

^ f AR AliUl Mi IhlCH 

ill =ncl I ll n ' 

h nml I I \ sih 

M 1 - it ml It m 

i\wt MI r\i i\iin n i i'nui ri 

5 it-h mth (,ini liur iu $1 

k lining i m hih $ A 

th [ K^rifl thijil) C ail 17IM \\ 

IH Hiu t thinp 

i _ HI 

Ui linukum 

11 I Oi in 

It K^R sIROI Ll-R $8 

^10 t 1 ni!H n ^ 

I [ h m irihi-W 

mil h 

rl fl i r 

f h 

1 

«l; * i Htr il t\ 

WANTED TO BUY 

NTED TMII snliill elrfliir rr 

'ialiirii 'd film rHimi's in iiciinl 

illliitii HiiNrr. 110 Alliillllr HV, If 

NAVV Sliilnli'ss KIWI H i-u fi 

!, HTi'rzrr iii iUTfi-rl rnndiiiiin 

In- BWii Tiii-Mlny, Wcilni'silay nr 

iiij in tHia wi'nii'v iii :t-m 

IM'TOMATII'(ilia hut 

kal Alniiii.1 ni'ii, $;i 

iii-i I'hum- IM-.I, 

r hi-nli-r ;«!- 

Xi\ Crniiai 

LAKiiK si/i Kiis> H|ilnnii vwisl 

ilfliT fnr iiulck Mir. I'lmni 1 

nr ii|(|ily Min Uiixhtun j.l. 

KI.Ki'THU* Uiniijf. fli 

hti 111 14 1 iMiiiliiin 

in IIM'. .Muil is! .1 ml i 

i 

li in ii 

linilliliin 

iilv iffi iuri ii- 

i ' i i n t i l ' J i i ' r n 

i i i ' i ; i y H l r i i i i 

l - i i 

ri'riiuiTiii«iui 

PHONE 1296 

HIL1C »lil IWiliUTi THI1 


Tilt \ I-SINCJMIM 14,1 l r 

oprn ^11 Mar Rnnltii. fill t 

Timilj Ml» S Jl Rliiffild 

HIT i 

FUN ^ MAN H 

uomj i»-t ly nr^n 

t I OH iwidk i il 

ill en II i n If 

in nil 

jflful 

Siltt 

lilt 

nih in, 

ii ii lm 

urh 

Mini 

:! Al 

itnli, 

N C 1 

. 1 •.•, .ilk 

anil i 

Illnl 11 III 

( t ni i \\\ 

1 Rl nm n 

MI iii mllils 

In 

I 

id 

ml ill! 

tilt.ll 

\n\ it' 

1 hun 

Uti t 

i n Hi 

v Mm Munk 

I f)I» I Hi HIM Yi. 

:t-m 

HOMKRS IiuINT .l-iirnrr limiwns c\- 

(•riillnnally ^rll huili Ininiiiiliiiv on 1 

rao )nls Modern I'nnipnrr'rirps iiilh 

lr tiiiih nnil Nliniirr, Bpniitlfui hliMie 

iiros. fluivrni nHil shrubriC'iy: Ri»iiNon= 

lilili*/ 111 syllli> Hn fstillr. V(ii inform.:!- 

"I il S I'i m i« 

thin, i'iili Sfimeifi PcHnt ffllf.," 

m:! 

i-« 

fi.NI.Y janwi. wilh Irrnls. lirli.H rust. 

Low iiixrs. T«o hpflrnnrtlN siin I'onni. 

•illiniifil tiiuiKi Siimi> fiiiHilUK' 

IJIIKC Inl fOsiSl, Suulh Kifir- nf .lilh 

si nlnl, rinr mllu wra! (if H.'iy, rifii-n 

'1 ii) S._ of lihiinn ISMRi i' mtniniis 

li, IJ, Turnpr. l( 

lin NINTH HT. - Threo upiirlrm'iil 

liMilHInu "Ktirnlhlii-ri. iiii hiii wilier 

lii'iii. rtrfilMi'ralliin riisi flooi nil;i|il- 

jihir ;is still p- Hffirr ni ri'sl:iiif;ini, !n= 

mn-i'linn iin.v llmi'. Slfi.SllO. J'hllii 

rtit;. SA. n.2aa> .T-;HI 

Tiuifiiniilj hnmr 

nv. Fiitu flooi hiis a 

ATTRACTIVE 

'iSDR Wesley 

fnmpleto n hi _ „,., 

rxlrii iHVHtnry. L'pppr fun flonr.N 

hpdruiiitis. *1 liivtiWrivH 21 nd n 

hath* Nlcejy furnished wllh frv 

crpllans, TwiUjyi- usiiiiRe. A vrn\ 

home with a uwirj infnmP for WlfitH! 

Miirr Ageney, 737 Wfiley^ av. 3=*if 

i-finrn ypHiinirnl «ilh 

hm 

fuii 

r«'f>FAMII,Y hiimr- wUh lomiiirlf 1- 

lipflrnnm jipjirtnipn! oa vitvh floor. 

nonrl ronrtltliilT sinrt liiiiitit Ivin iiloi'ks 

from brurh, Anlltltiiitr.(l Inr'inu- fur 

ilits i'ornlng spjiNon m ii^f). Oi%ru-r's 

rofk biitlorn prl« Is Sln.fjOO. r'ninlsMrcl 

and a gnuii |nciinit> piwlucpr. Iliin 

Agency. 737 Wesley iiv, 3-:«i 

i/wmifmitiBondttmiliegMl* 

unlta thi two pans Into iilngle unit //Itfaffof/on 

MULB 

Imjfs 

il'll'K. l!li! Hi-IJJIM, lailln hl'lill'l. S 

roii*i^. ni'i' liri',-*. KUTlirill jMil 

I inn, JiiTn ^KfMi Atilimy us.. ^ I" 

p. m. H;iliirii;ii Hnii HIIIII!:II ± 

JTRcin IH'YH uiniil iriinspoiiiiliim It's 

• •111 hill reiuihii'. l!pl S|ii(|(>hiik iinij Auguiil, 

V,P«I of i.ith «i, .Mrirt.no, Wriip Bos 

111(1 Hrnllnni Lmiiiri-, MO 

TWII nr THRKK B'-rliiHim rnlUipp til' 

Aiiitilmrn! umitcd. VriHl.v^ itmtiil. 

Cnuplr' Hilh 1 rhlltlri'iv Unrilrnlshpcj, 

nnlry'n, IHrij Asliurs uv.. lihone 0781. 

nr 12 Uiilli.n UL, lihiin,if U2M. 

TU'O or THUEK lipHniom Imnualiiw ni 

itpiii lmr>nl. neiii oreiin. lit'iison or 

piiri si'iisiin.' Irum 3Slh sl, Io inth sl. 

ririisoMiiiiii*, Sni-'iM fiimiiy, I., M. 

suniieiii, sionehuisi cniiri, i:pp toils them eo. 

He will he li siifcokslui person even 

though lie piles up mi store of 

wnrlilly Boocb, 

A isiinan Hiiiris hy (jfvinu [reel.v 

of her faith in her husbiiiirt. Her 

ftilo- is an elnsely tied with his that 

when he sueteerts. she benefits too 

—Loutae Bruiier in Woman's Life. 

Tn clean ii cement, flriiir, I'irst w«i 

It with tieur wnlt'r jiiitl then mnp 

vvilli a lieutrul jjuaii allcl warin 

water, Afler eleuning and drying, 

give the fluori a iirntoetive euat of 

water emulation wax which is eorn- 

rnolily known as iBlf.polishiii( wax. 

The wax should be renewed if il 

m n off In the'traffic areas 

SMALL FRY FASHION-The 

delieati eyelet apron topi a 

flounced rid velvet tkirt to make 

• pretty coiiume lor this tiny 

miss, who models lelf-eonieloui- 

ly it i New Vork fashion ihow. 

Eyelet trlrils the eollir and 

fjuffed ileevei of the whitt Or- 

iandy blouse. 

SHORE 

CAB Phone 

0665 

(HUH I MOHC.AN F* 

Ilh A W«< AIl-Tur 

TERMINAL CAB 


PI.0114 

Courses Offered ;/ 

Health OfficiaU '• 

CouraH In Public Hsalth tor i 

Jemey, Health Offlclab arc If i 

in Camden April S under tb* < 

surship of the New Jcrtey SUttel 

poitinqnt or Health antf Bull 

varsity grêrdiiig to State 

siener nfyHealth Daniel Al 

Introduction to Public 

course covering the Organ 

boards of health powc 

new state health Iiwi 

training course! 

lems to be selected 

be given by Halph T Finher, el 

Stati! Department of Health 

This course open to eirtfiieir^ 

memberg af local boardi si hi 

an 1 other Intf reited psrsoni. 

mast Thursdays 1 30 to • 30 B 

AprU 8 to June 1 at Room lie 

401 Penn It Building! ClIBd 

and upeclal $ 

d by the CUM 

T Finher, el 

of Heilth 

L. W B«tU,OD. 

OptometrUt 

HIM AUHIIIO A«M 

Muue Cllj K S Phi 

H 

LOCAL ExpraM A Co 

HAULING 

tt All DawripUMi 

NickTrof. 

HBpion A* 

Pk, IM* 

General Hauling 

Top, Soil for Safe 

Gravel - Dump Truck 

NICK F1ORENTINO 

NI Waal AVMM 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

Phone O C. 0605 

1 Eait 11th Street 

LOCAL and IAH1O Oi#TAJtOM 

Moving and Storage 

rrompi EfBclanl - Coin-team 

Motor Freight 

Service 

(Formerly 

Omn t its K l 

DAILY SERVICU 

PHILADELPHIA and 

OCEAN CITY 

John F Holland, lac 

MOTOR FREIGHT 

OMB City; loih & H'M A»«- 

• hi.iir I) C 31131 

rhlln— M S rnnl Ht. 

IhnH 

MA f IIM1 MA 1 mil MA, 1 Ma* 

WHIM enn i 

IT oonp f 

ALTERATIONS 

AND L KINDS OF REPAIRS 

ON t'LOTHINO 

MRS, L. JOHNSON 

400 Watt Avenue 

.NIITICK TO LIMIT ML 

hsiiiiv iif Walter B. ChaUIn, 8r,, dp. 

Pulsulint tn the judgmenl nl Irving 

Kllch. SUrinsalr. of the Cnunly nf Cape 

MBV miiijp nn the thliteentn day nt 

Mart'h AH- 1D50, «n thn rnrflplalnl nf 

thu suiiscilheir, ihr Rxvrulnr nf said 

diHPHapit, nollcD li herphy given to tho 

rrerliuiis nt laid rtfrcased In Bihlhlt tq 

thf suhsciiher und0; nath or ufflrrna. 

titin their Haims antl demands agajnit 

thn estate nf said drtnaied wilhln il» 

mnnlhs fiiim the thlrlwnlh day nf 

March AD. l!IS0, nr they will be fur. 

•\vr barri'd nf any (idtiun against the 

.uliu-rlber. 

IJuler March 1,1. AD 1950 

J, RtJiH CHATTIN', 

BKccutor. 

John.E. BtiHwell, ar,.. 

Atlnrnpy 

tlrran I'lly. New jerscj. 

S-lB-St-pf, SK.M 

o|ahl 

. It Is ordered, on this 

f March, A, D, 1030, thiil 

«-APK WAV COIrJiTV M IIKHI.ATK 

i'KrtHATK DIVISION 

Oil the cnmniaini of wmripld S. 

Illirhner. udmlnlMtiutriM of the Kstuie 

iif NicholiiK S. Foster (Incensed nnlpr 

In slum cause, fur sale of iRnds to pat 

ilebtj, 

WInflfid s. Hllcltner. Adrninislratnr 

nf the Kitate of Nlrhplas H r'nslci. 

[Icifaiieii. having eshiniiert til Ihla 

r'nurt. under with, a juw iind true nr. 

I'iUint nf !tic person!!! estate and dpbls 

if said Nichnlas H, Fusler iteiesseit. 

ivhcrrhy (I niippaiK Ihnt the porgnnul 

estiite of "siilrt Nlrhnliw S Fostci-. dp. 

crnsml, Is Insufficient tn nay his debt*. 

" J .. - . .j)B-Cmin ,„ 

lirpmiBes, it is order 

1 persnhs inleresiid" In ihp lands; 

tenements, heredltamenti unfi real 

eitalc of said Nlehnlns 8,_ rosier, lie. 

ceasod, olipeiii htfnre the Cnurt. at Iho 

court-hnujie in nape. May Cniiit Hnusr,, 

nn the tenth diiy of May nexi, at ten 

li'i'lnck In the fnreniinn. to shim' causr 

ulty sn mucji of the landi. inBcmcnis, 

heiDdllunlpnls and real pslul, of the 

snld Nlehnliis fl, Koste'r deeeaswi. 

Hhoijld mil he sold as will hi. jufflr-lenl 

ti) |iay his dehlB. or the residun there. 

»f. as the cusp may require: nml llii,! 

fhi.N ordrr. signed hy the Suirogalp. 

?,h!ijl hp Immediately hereaflpr se! nn 

.•if three 1 of ihe most iiuiilic II|III> in 

ihi> I'niinty of Cape May for six wivUs 

siiiiesiiliply. iind lie puiilliihcii nl least 

mice pai'h week for the aamq llmi Ih 

The Senlinpl-Lflduer, one of Ihp niivg. 

luiuin of ihis stnte. 

: HARRY TENKNPAUM, 

Judyc, 

Phone 2889 

ond J 

REFRIGERATION 

SERVICE 

1241 Bay Ave, 

COMMERCIAL 

DOMESTIC 

31 Yean' Bap. — Work OimtNf 

Tune Anywhere »S.OO 

WILEY EASTMAN " 

Sti W, Vrrnon Av.. IJnwo«4, N. »i 

ORNAMENTAL 

IRON RAILINGS 

Vw.Mtty, UtUlty mat Bttatj 

nreiMOB DM BXTBJUOB 

PUone O. C. 

•Radio Repairing* 

NJ.L OndMlt 

CLYDE CARSON 

Ulf BAY AVI. PIMM WI 

fflltiHiiiiiiMttmi. 


Seasoned Oak 

MORRIS SIE 

We Deliver 

i.... Wati Av, 

^liiMililllitifiitMllllliliil, 

Partnlt an! CommeroUl 

Photographer$ 

DavalapUif ni PriaUM BtrfM; 


m Artnir Afn, n. MM ; 

SAWS FILED 

Have your nwl Slsj by 

nuhlne. They stit ciasBth 

truer, butter. All tvpu, 

quIeltM' tmnm. Bits* tfi^S 

J. A. CHAMPION 

B4 W, 16th Street 

. ' MADE TO ORDER 

AWNINGS 


WINDOW SHADES 

M. C. MILLEi 

21 Ytmn' Expcrlnee Io OHI CltT- 

1111 Bay Ave, Ph. 2S23: 

f I.&SKD Hl'NOAVK 

Socony Vacuum 

Ul M80EY ATI. 

^.•id&mM-M'i:- s , « t . t \JsJ 

* ' - > • >1 

• \

LfJtfttftft Thursday, March So, 10SO 

Scab Aid 

Tots 

•--& 

art 

Finances Care for 

Crippled Children 

Ta« M«4I«] gwitiy of 

,,1 . New Jency 

* •Wni March until Easter. the an 

' ' ' Butcr Still appeal Is being 

• fundj to support the worR 

New Jersey Chapter of the 

_1 Society tot Crippled Ctnl- 

and Adults, as welf as that of 

t national organization. 

_ pennies,, dimes and dollars 

t we contribute to purchase these 

seals support u program thut 

Jt needed treatments und serv 

to many New Jersey people 

, ptherwue. would probably HO 

tout them. 

fOVB OROUPS 

Easter Seu] Society is de- 

to the task of making life 

and more productive for 

of handicapped children 

iu. 

irgfst group of these are'the 

Iv handicapped—thr>siipt! a sHfTiriitins n.ir him to afipriir 

in c-iiurt Suiuniuy ToHnuiri Unite' 

in yfjpi'ar, so h** was iifriît-tl iir'tl 

htUi ufififr SM Lilt! inr luuil Mun = 

Hay. 

r.lVEN REPRIMAND 

The vuuih t-iir;ii.-f:tii>il thut lw 

hycin'l huti ijr" MjiptifUifniy in j-s-i 

rt'jjiiii'i'niijiit jiiiitH?. 1«iiI h*' "iidlin!!i-ii 

that tiurtiiM, 1 h t = int^!\ ffiinj; \>vi \m\ 

he huii Ijnuiiht Hi* ]^(i ,hlUf;t li- 

O-n-^' Hi. 1 Milt! U)V i-liV hi NM = fi !,*• = 

FEAST FOR EASTER. .. Abbott; 

•Here la the latest treat 

fee're tucking into our already 

famous Fancy Four package . . . 

intriguing aervingi tin delightful pttiu 

fours ihapea) of velvety-amooth 

vanilla ice cream lavishly coated with 

rich ehocolate1and decorated in the spirit 

of the Eaater season. Each package 

contains four servings—the ideal 

help for a hostess on siKcial occasions. 

Ask your Abbotts or Jane Logan 

dealer to show you , , , 

A PIODUCT OF 

ABBOTTS DAIRIES, Inc. 

PHILAOEIPHIA 

lofifed to his father, 

•If you can't afford II to comply 

wiih ihe motor vehicle law jiou 

shouldn't be operating u car." Judge 

Warren commented, "I hciiiu IhiN 

will impress the lesson tlmt ii mini- 

MiiillS is iiiellllt in he i.lieyed. Ml.I 

ism.red." 

There was a line iif 111) nil fill h 

(if the charm's, plus 12 i-nsls 

Cub Scouts to 

Have Minstrels 

In Auditorium of 

High School, April 29 

T h e Occiin Cily C u b Se'.in» hiivi 

set the ili.liiii 1 , A|.nl 'in fin- ll.eii 

llihii i.niiuiil inlMMril -h'..v in i!.r 

iliKti -il'lllH.l illllllll.l'llllll 

TMi- >hi.w will linvc ii t-iivt nf ije- 

iwi.t.ri Iiii iind ;4f. h.,>> ,,! (•UP, ijjie 

fiiiisiPiM iriini eiKfil li. II years. Mr- 

J c h n nnhiiu.M i> direfttni:. i.ii.l ilinrt 

Huv will lie th,. IHUTI..I',I1"I 

A [i-ht-niîil lui- liu. i,i..ilu(HM,f. 

will tiik,. fii;,! !• h..,,i.[T,,u nil*., [M...M 

iiiKl iiBiiin :s!.iti,iiiy ;.Hi in,,.,ii ,i: ih,. 

MII'IJI r'.i.ini .,! ll,i' fil'-l 1'r. -1.-. 11 i - 

liiii C'hiirih 

PliiM* iil^.i i.n- I j, • i i JJ il .,,!, l,,r i. I 

Hutjk ifietliNi.: I,. .Ahiiii |,.ii,,ii ;,!*• I 

pnvi!,.ii. t.H April i.i in !i ,• ( hurt ii. 

ill H p in Tht•!',• u 11! I... .(. ilr.iin., 1 ... |.ru- ! 

H'.'.ii! M r I'ri--,lie I •.',!,,i i,' i j 

>|.i'l.-.i,F|.|l lueully I t Alhip:!ii- U . U 

E),;-:r," !.. I :,l: .• ;: !• v 

Nu! i-;lv i| A I M . I . i .- ,i: '.., • :. 

l,'-.ii.--v i".Mi... .r Urn,.,;.. 11, -1.- ,. : 

I.,- nil., r ;n 1 % .in- :r.- ,,;. :r ,•:. -,[.•, . 

v.|.|f,.rc i i u . n u i - II. .- i \. ...il.-..-| 

M l . pn-Milei i tl II.. I •• -111:.- • i . • I ' 

f"h:ir;tit.- (/,,!• MI I'h't- |,. [...li-ii ,1,. |.,r 

.ill eluiriliil.l.' cuiii- tlnllf 1111 • • 111- I 

Ihi litlll il:ilus.lr> H e I- :.!.., i. |,i|.| 

1. i-t siiliP,! Hi !h,. H, i , , i: Ail..i - = I 

(ii.ild ; 

Observes 

104th Birthday 

Mr* lli.riHI C W Iruii ,,]'. 

i'SI residi-llt ..I C'.ipe Mill t.'...ii'l> 

(!S iiir i,^ kilUUl! iiltM'tS (.(; iiir I 

in-illi IIII Iliiiiiv (.ilMUi.|«;ir> v i - . ; 

lerd(i> (it th,. h(,iti.. ..] I1..1 i 

d.umhter niiM •-•.,i: = i.. = l;rv Mi j 

iiilfi Mi-.. AII.ITI JI.M-I-I 1 .'I Bur. I 

Icliih 

Mrs W.iii.iriitl 1 iii.. I :,. In, » ' 

rcii I n . I I I !•• 

Still the one fine ear 

in the low-price field 

m aSfe 

|^st Drive the '50 FORD... at your FORD DEALER'S 

EDWARD G. KURTZ CO. 

North Oeeu City, N, J. 

•A- 

v 

STAINT€N*S 

Open Daily 9:1B A. M. - OPEN FRIDAY «nd SATURDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 - T.bphon. 1S32 

ii 

Luxurious Nylon and Acetate .,. 

fur a slim 

fashion line, choose 

MROLINE 

our own 

soft classic 

BLOUSE 

Oes'piJ Mtliiiiiilr 1 

lor us by K. WRAGCE 

2-95 

Short Sleeves ~ 

Fri nch Cuffs . . 

with trim, 

Barryrnnrp 

Collar and 

Strai«ht RacU. 

Sizes 32 . 40 .... While, Pink, Mai/..-. Blur, Aqua. 

Loveliest memento of all . . . a Cor 

or Potted Plant of her favorile Spring Blooms. 

ORDER TODAY! 

No Matter Your Choice . - . Our Flowers Arc Fr •sh niid Fi/iijrnnt 

Front Nearby C*repiihnii8e.H 

Lilies 

Tulips 

Azaleas 

Hyacinths 

Daffodils 

GARDENS and NOVELTIES 

We Telef raph Flowers 

Telephone 1532 

Schrafft's Chocolates 

in Easter Wrappings 

1.00 to 3,00 

Boxed EASTER EGGS 

%Ib.49c lib. 79c 2 lbs. 1.49 

5 lbs. 2.50 

Lovell & Covel's Famed 

CANDY CUPBOARD 

1.00 lb. 

Manhmallow Chicks 

2 for 5c 

MlyEggs 25c lb. 

> » • , 

Good News for N, J, 

Theff'« food new* for Orean City 

>wd ill* f«l »f New Jersey In («. 

Jsy'ii New lerwy Poll, whlih In not* 

|M*i«l pfrm»nrnO> un Hit- editorial 

puff. 

69th YEAR—No. 5! 

Printed and Published in America** Greatest Family Resort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Week-End W* 

Telephone 0304 or 0305 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, AI^RIL 6, 1950 

Reserve Your Free, MaiUAway 

Copies of Spring Edition Now 

Pul.Mr.tlon OfflH 

B«tlIMI.L*A(ar Hi.lltll,,,, 1th (t, ud HHU •». 

Frld.7. Mr wl 

maralBf, with 

tcnpcniBrtfi I 

rluudliuu sad wmriBtr.—tt. S, J 

Iher Bernv, :, "'"i'^B 

PRICE 5 CENT1 ^ 

RpiiilK Kdiliun will in/ plihlisheil 

tun wfi-lc In,II. U.Uiij 1 i.i! 

Thiil'-ili.y April 21), 

l.ail yrlir's inBf was a reenril. 

lirmkrr »« til siir. flu |iugp», 

Thi* ti-ur 1 !. HIM i^Lilili,!, u,i. 

iitllir reruril. il will lie larger 

Iliaii iu«l VHUIS. 

A- ,1" Hill .1 Hill 1,1 II,,; •'Ihi. 

Or. ill. (î'.v S!.,i\ ' i!|, t,i tlii!,. III 

(u'ly ceiii,! lie,in it-- iMrth ;il- 

n-,,,.1 71 yi-:ir.~ niJii li. liii- jiri.f. 

en! It «ill h,. ihe iniitt i ,iMi- 

.ilih, .l.. 

;-^kpm 

Ih:.' I.:,- .••. I I,e.n |,l.iih.i ill li.r 

if,, |,i Mi-,,.,1|,,, ,,1 Clr.îi fity 

It Kill i.li'ilk Unntiil'r rrfiiril 

iii llie minilii-r .if i iijiii*^. This 

M-iii, r.ii Un. lir»i 1 iirit.. I'i.lMHI 

îli lie lirinieil. i-iim|i(ii eU uillp 

fil.lMHI Itriilifil i-urli vi-iir pirv- 

j.iimi\: 

•Jit...: .- ;;!..•• .!.„ ,-,- ii.-M-l. 

II :.n .1 |.,..,|,l, i.'l.iiil >h ;,l i-\ 

I '- in i. ,\l,,ih ,,l Iiii.. 

tlilX ,'iM f.i iiV.l.iril ij. [.Ill 

S|,rn •• Kilil.ni • -.- I ii I, ...i,.- 

.•i.lK I ,1..; 1.' , 

li-i.It i. i. In, 

Kill lite iijiiii.i-iiinilv lo ^ftfli 

(I.Is I',toil iif ii.miFM'i.Ners .^ IIri- 

(imilril. îlil li.is ^piilS S|iriiift 

« III In- ii ji.lii PI fui "|ipr- 

City Tax Rate I \ Nma s ^ hi * f 

4 Cents Less 

Than Estimate 

i.ti.i 

.,ii.i> 

i-,i,i,,,,, 

suadrr". if it 

(lei I. riiuis uhi-rr VOI 

in. Ilii- ^liriiit I ilili.il 

eiinimiiiiili , ,,l, ,,,, ,.,• j 

the i i.s.H.MMiiiiiU i.f mal 

1 Officially Set at 

$8.48 61 Cents * 

Over La8t Year K I 

f)(•(•!(M City's |ii'i!|ii'('!y tiix 

I'itti- fur l!)"i(l wiiH olficiallv 

1 -el at 8K..1H pel- SKili o|' va(- 

iiiiliiiii ycflii'tliiy in tile liH 

niiiili- fiIIlijif- by ficrlrjim ~S\, 

Marliy, |iri-siilfiit ol thi- ('uric 

.Wiiy iiiuMiy iliiiinl ii|' 'lax 

III) 1(11 It illliul- 

Mi inn. 

Tin- HIM riiic Is i.i ri-iiis iiieli. 

II Ihufi lli.t %ear, hill il I* fuiir 

iiiiis hAier thiifi llie lehlutiv** 

i.îinmlr Miiiile'ln ih#. Oeeiiri ill. 

i iiinmissiiihers tiliri! (he tiULlge! 

%i iU inlrtMliieed l«u ftiitnihs agii 

'' . ..' CIV :• i.l II.,. : • , 

,.) 

SI.IHNII IliCliKNT 

Orchids Await Best-Dressed 

Of 16 Houses I" ^ster Boardwalk Parade 

Police Recover 

$S00 Worth of 

Stolen Goods 

| ROMJITIVS at 

|iii il suninii'i 1 \i'it 

( ity wi-i'i' rli'iiri. 

pnlici- ill-purl Mir 

: \vt-i-l< wil h tin 

Siinii.i'N I'liinl 

K ••• K li.. 

i iili i,I.,i: .i IJ., 

Trenton Man 

Heads Schools 

Board Elects Him 

for 2-Year Term 

' l i . i l : . , : . i ' ' ' . . i ( • - , ' ,. , . l . , i .•: ; 

3 Hurt, 2 Held 

in Car Crashes 

I Both on Cauitway, 

Eight Houri Annrt 

l| V,' I I 

' Sl'.i'i i.f .: V.M r.-t.ti 

i,\\ hi ri i.'.. r inr v. MI -k , 

I II lii Ihr timi 1 iiF Sain 

iiriiig only hinr a! (lie 1U 

ii-H l.iid lieeii ri.|!!!f!ed lu 

**>. iii!i ^ it! III!. iirojH.rlie* 

li* 1 ! ^ iif llie nthi.r nevi-ii hiuh 

ineN «era* iiiiiirird at Iheir «i 

>.| 

Thi 

. n j «l liltlMjiiiJi \T 

1 '"'• : I'di.K K STATION 

'i'lir,'.. ,„.,..,.!;., 

. CM ! 1 I . - t i l 

|il|-|.|l I' 

.'ill 

Id 

I,' 

•lUhl I . .in 

•.In 

—Pliiiiii by John V Pi.nt ii) c .h 

Urges Speed on 

Waterway Issue 

Worth $50 Million 

If U. S. Takes Over 

Nl'H- .l.rii.y .ill; I'c;i h, i- ir.ulc illlip. 

SSO.IHin IIUII im ii SV.IIIIUIIMII I1U."-!- 

nit'llt. iii',urilnii4 lit Hirhiirii W 

Nellie. u . M k n u u i i I'l-idii îiiht.- 

Ill 

nl . 

— C ii|ie May 

-• Cii|ie MliV )'!>!!){ 

H- lleitiii^ Ttt« ii^liij! 

' "". l.liMFP 'liiU ii^liiii 

= Middle TuuiiMiiji 

— Nurth IVIIduiiuil 

+ Oeiiiii < ily 

— Neii Ule c H\ 

I SI,,,,,- ll.iilii.r 

-^ Illlifr |||« n^liip 

, + Wml (line y\x\ 

4 llnl Uililuiiud 

•* U'lidu'iiod 

— WKduuiiil c IM 

Witodhiiie 

4.?s 

rCancerfund 

Group Orpnizes 

: Resort to go Over 

$1,100 Quota, is Hope 

! fi.r i*. e r r ,,nt ii- ;i r. ---lilt el hiltii! • 

miln. lie ri-H-rs tu lln- " I r r n ^ "I !.,,,. f..„".."..' „.,. \..,;l( 

Ihe fedeiiil K.,v,.r.,n.«-l.l in t h e |.r... ; '•" : " : , : , " . , • , ; , , „ , , . . „ M l., 

IKiial ihiit il Hike u s e r tin- m u n i ' , ", • ;,-„ " , : ,,.,.,.ii,.,i ,,".",.. 

"iZTw 

Th, seniit.ei..,,,!,,, ';•"-—,:;:„:';;' K k ,r;!!;i''::.. 

i "',h" S ,^,,, wnte h, yHl,riA'Ml.r.,' v.-ro ,n,.l...l :.. Nl,,,., Me- 

Aispniblyiniin if v.iu iir.. iiili-r | , l , i l , ( . I , , . „ . , , , l , n ,,;., 

t, ^ . 1 , ( i P, , . , i i : C i \ \ :\ h , ii i . l ; , i l l : , i 

p . i i . l i , I i . i I I - , . - - . . , ! I h e i - . l i t , , I n ,, i . l 

I I . I ' I.i .'.'. i i > i . i i I I , . i v , . . I I , . i n I n 1 1 1 . 

' i r h t I I ,. ,-;,!. L r i i s l t i ' d i n i . i f , , n . , . 

|,. r : \ \ i . l ' i t S 1 , , ! S > . j . l i i ; , i r , i i | . | , i h i ., Ill . 

• I ' l l ' " I M i ' ' l i i | j h v . : i y I T i n - i , r u . i n i / i i l i n i i . . I m i f ) , , . : , , , f , | v 

I.ii U hi, Uii.: h,il,t\\ iill 1 ,.|||.|. ! I ..IIHlilih.. I(. (.;il|v ill; Ki,i||. t;if i,,,' 

(ii-iiii-e.- |.. hn.,1 ih,. Mel,, ; i r ! I "I- Ihi. Amerieiili' l':iii|.,.|- S u v i e i v 

ii;i.li..,i li.i.. ii I,ii.;lil; un tUc 11 r • I I " ! I P iinniiiiiiiv.l yeili-i Hiiy In ('iiir. II 

V "rhii\,r. j4,.nerii| ih:,!! f,..ii. h,.;i. 

1'iii the ..IlMlliil i..(|i,p;M!.M 

Tile (|iinta fur fliTan City [•, SI Inn 

v h i l e iill i.f Ci!|,e May C'uulily i* 

;i Mil in u ill ii iiimiiiHiiii i.l Si) (liiii 

With tin 1 ;ui|iiiintiiieiil r,f n utmi], 

nl Mili-i'iimiiiitli>f>_ chnirmi-ii in-.i 

tci in innliitis. Mr. Tliavi-r i-«|iri-Mi|.,l 

(( indclH.. ijiiit ihi 1 j T (.s,irt uill j 1 , ! 

v ell hi.yiiMil jiK i|uiitii iind pi.rhiipi 

i >;ii.(.(l iinf vciirs ciilleilKHi (if 

*l.:)M 

Mils. KI,IA«ON TRKASi'REIl 

Mf -Rnlh Kliiiiiiin, secfeliiry [» 

ihi. Wesh.y ii\.. sihiiiil. s'iis- iiiijinuilei' 

iiH tli.iiNiirer (if ill* 1 Hiijti (iiinpiiiiiti 

v iiiell will he rariie.l nil until the 

emi nf Alilil ttmlor clir.-il sii)ieri isiiih 

..i tile riiji.. May ('(uillty C'hiiiiter (if 

tl , ! Ciuicer Hneii.l.V: 

dm- nf (he first steps will be the 

phirhiK .if cuiii ri't-epUiele^ in Ktiii', 

ittui iither piihlie pliiet 1 ?; tin ou^liin 

iiir eily In r..i.| j i\e ili.t'iilitjh?: frum 

pi rums wild iithi-rwiM- tnifihl iinl-liu 

(.(ititiii'leil 

Ilii\se\|.r. Mr Thnyer In ih,. II.-,. 

M:l« {,.,. 

iili'.l ill II..- 

•i"i K..k H u n 

• Hi imil L'^nil 

(In.,I I., th,. { 

' \ KitisU ;iii!ii,iiii,(.[ 

i.llllne li.e i'l,.I I 

. I ' l i i - i h 

U Iv 

iiiiirii, 

i 

'JI 

i-l.r..t..i" fu 

i l l ill ir% l,,i 

rl.il-,. F.ill-t liil- 

• lit'.t in.".. ..I I,-i 

rt Man Heads 

Glass Co. Plant 

Ayen Appointed 

Superintendent 

I'I 

Mr 

iiiiiiii I...!i.i 

I', iili,|. ,,, 

rel, «h. 

Special Bus to 

Be Operated 

For Egg Hunt 

u; 

C.li 

tin 

-p.,, 

tie,I fur .Siiliiriliiv jiftenioun cm llie beach. 

li'ii.iiiitii; liii'ij--r all the lime, with in 1 " 

iii'iurrtinu KI ihi' Chamber iii t'ummercf, 

ni,!,.ic:.ili. IHU nrnwii intu a small parade 

MI; ,,|. .l.i.'iniijiii. uill leyil iill yhildrqi 10 

'~ til, .;,', ne nl |In- lui,it hefnre il he- 

• in. .i! 1 ::'i p in 

til KIN " TO PKESIDK 

I hiii.-e.ni fitj ll.Eh Si-hnnl iinnri 

,11 ilii.I eiilni- |||.,I fiiiipic i.i the 

iii,I,. M,., Hi.lh Ci'iitic. whci u-iiii 

' ri. | ti , ml,. ,,1 M,.» f)i-..:in C.ly luM 

h will iireMdi- liver the parade 

ill [ Nl ,• I iif. l,,...h atlemiiiiB the Pelrep 

Iir. I 

i. 

,1 1 

Wf^ p 

I ; .,di!i.,..l hy the r,v,nri h. 

'•ill hiiii. :i« ins liM'litufj >.',..i. 

M, Me... Aii.-,.n.i, (Mid, l-i'ilui-ii,!.. ; 

V.jim.iit}. .,!;, I Sniffli..;!, Ilîliii j | , . j 

I \,-r pill ri!f,-i d ill, iiirpiii,.,. ;,,.,' il- i 

li I ,ls III I ' I I W T the lernlnry hy nir I 

III-' ailil Mrs ..Ii'J.rri.'IVI with Ihe I , 

MII:. 'I'l.inmy. iiinl Mrs .leiiiJiei ,.' : i ! 

M',-thpr. i di r..>it!i. iMihi.r in Di'inii | 

C.i!.ir:t.!ii. in- KJ'.I I,iik,. C'il> I'lii: ', 

Haddon Hts, Couple i 

Buy Lurav Hotel • 

I Tin 1 ll-.ri'i'-ytiirv f.nriiv lli.tel «'(•? 

I Wi f lev iiv iuis snl.I ihis week hi 

,!i!iii! W Aph I,, Arthur W ini.i Aril:; 

T;.|le,v, i.l IliiH,Inn l|,.iKht> N ,J 

svh,, niil i,|u-r,Mi. it inr I!,,- l!l"i|l 

: In 1.in...Hi' 

Ii!;.| 

id 

,| 

•iirly 

nlei. 

12 311 ' 

ll ftill si. mill IVnlr.'il 

kl iliiiiti 

nwni'tl Iiu' I,may Im 

si % til yiiirs. Hill ili-v.ili- iiiliisi'll I,- 

thi- r>i'lnw:il'i- ll.ili-l. Hiii.ii h r in-. 

Mitin-.l m \ at mu- 

st inn! Oii-iiii IIV , wns sold this wi-i-k 

by Mrs IJiliim Morris, Us opi'nitu 1 

ICr II iiiinihi-r ul yi-iil's. In Mrs Ih-li-r 

(li Piitlsviili-. Pa Mrs 

P i 1 is! d .irrn iny nl 2Ut K! 

i.r.il «',..!, y in :• I ly 4(1 |, m, 

The SiTi.i.d ;r:p ... il! I,..,,,. Buy 

•n iiliii H;itti.,>i.il r.l ;,l 1^(1 

p in imil Atiiintii' ii\ iind Hilt- 

• iinil I'd ill lU ffi 

II « ill iirni'i'i'.l up Alliiul;.. nv 

milk iiu stnpp ii^ (.iiH, rnriii.r 

\Uiere iietcNpiiry.. t., !!,(. ti-nmii^ 

ill ii! Hth nl iind the h..iiri!«iilu. 

It «iil liiivc (hi.re iit I |i i-i 

lean. Ml li »l inn! frtitriil in i,t 

1 111!, iir.il |,|-i,,.|i'tl Mililh nil f..||. 

Sunrise Rites 

To Usher in 

Day f s Program 

Two-Hour Fashion 

Pageant Scheduled 

For Afternoon 

Major Events 

For Week End 

Here are the major evihta in 

Ogean City over this week end: 

Ciaod Friday — Union Charon 

iervice In the Pint Prubytor- 

Un < liurch, noon to 3 p. m. 

S«tmd»v_F»itfr Eff nunt 

far children, on the beach be- 

twcBn |Rlh and ttni ttm., VM 

B, m. 

Sunday—l'nlon tunrlK urr- 

iet In the Music pier noUrlnm, 

ii».n>. 

Sunday—rrumrn*di! on the 

boardualk. wiih •WkrdJnf of or. 

chldii, beuMnitr» and oltatr 

prlieii. I is 3 p, in. 

Milady will have her tra« 

ditiona] opportunity to dis- 

play her new spring bonnet 

and other finery Sunday 

afternoon when the annual 

promenade will take plac« 

an the Ocean City board- 

walk. 

The fashion parade—in which 

fimily groups will play a larie pirt 

—is offieially scliedulea for the tw* 

ours between I and 3 p. m,, and 

•ill be under the joint auipieei of 

he Ocean City luiinea M#n*i A»- 

ncialion and the Serviee Clubi 

'utnicll. 

Fifty orchldi and boutonlere* 

"ill be prennUd lo HlaeMd 

esuplei and finiiiH sppearinf on 

the boardwalk, belween 6th ud 

iOth tin., dnrlnf tho« hour*, 

(hiidren ueanpaBled by their 

parent. Hill be ehHen fur imnu, 

of Euler bunniei, 

JudMes (if the promenade repre. 

niini local orianizationi, will make 

heir selections while riding In an 

iitnmobile In the [our-block area 

he city cornmisiioners ilso art 

icheduled to welcome holiday vU- 

lurs from another car. 

trill nv 

1 13 p i 

i.rrn u,^ iit 

Blood Donor 

S" £| Drive Sagging 

Bloodmobile to 

Be Hera April 21 

Prrliii Ciiy ^ • j..iIift! sJ..v. n h;,(i. 

'> i» il» sii|i|iun ul II.c Airi'ri. [Hi 

If.'tl C'ri,f> lilipniliilfiliili'. il wu« r... 

juirll'tl yii.I,M,l;.y hy l)r Wjllumi 

A_I!,ii'hi,.li.. hlmnl i.l,,n,,r riiiiiriii;,,, 

Till' Ri'd C n i » l,,r ii iiiiiiilli iiiii 

lii'i'ii uraiim n-Miri i-iii/cns'i,, niiin 

lili-cliufs tu di.iiiiti' ii pint ut hi.mil tn 

Hie priiijiMHi. i,iii up I,, ,|,lt(, II,,, 

plcfliirs arc HII.H HI :ip|,|.iirii'L!. lie 

Wnrhli-r will iissiinni nwm'Fshiii 

i-tu of tin- [.roperlv iimli- 

iiils Glass Cnmimny 

Walter O. Swansuii, plniil m:in-'iii|. 

ni'pr. annnuneed Him Mr, Ayers ,„.' The sale wiiilinnriled 

sumed his new duties April 1. Ite.Cniev realty nffleo 

furmcrly was superintendent of tin.-: -____^__^. 

eielltilie division of the plan!, ] JOHN PKI.TO IN IIOSIITAI, 

A gradiiatc uf Ashley. Pi., Ilinlr ""• 

Si-nmil, Mr. Ayers nltemled Ihe L'ni 

.lulin I'i'lto. isnti Ashiiry av 

virsity of Pehnsylvaniii iind reeeivi'il! ^".' '' 

his degree ill eleetriiMil i-nglni'i-riivj !r *... , 

from Drpxol Iiwtitute. I,),.'"!!,' 

He is a dircclor nf the South Jer 

*y ChapuiT of HIP Sncioly for Ad- 

vaneenient of Mnimijemeht, hnvlim 

liieviotisl.v served in the nftlee uf 

iirnsident nnd national rppresentu. 

live of that organlftilinn. Ho al»o 

i» a pflit president nf Hip Simlh 

Jrrwy Supervisors' Club of the 

Cnmden Y.M.C.A. 

Tho position nf siiperintenrimit of 

lie seientifle divisioii has been ns- 

signed to Blair A. rorbes. a resident 

if Vincland, in addition to his nri";. 

ent duties as suiH'rintendent of the 

contiiner and ncccMories division 

Wendell W. Collieott was named as. 

sistant superintendenl of the sci 

entitle division. 

Rotary to Hear Sargent 

Norman V, Sirient. director of 

Publie Relationi, will deliver an 

•nittr meuaft to Hotirlani and 

heir wivit at Plymouth Inn tomo/- 

rew (Friday) night. 

irarlur and pivsidcnl ul th" 

s Cillh, if a piilieiil ill ih,. 

Univi-rsity Hnypityl. phihi. 

ih.a, Inr iihsiTvatinn. lie enlri'. 

Ihi' hriS|Jital Munriay and' ex* 

(, to ri'lnuiu lliere hir a Wi,ek. 

TO nu:s 

"II is niJi-i'SKiiiy in him. Hie,., 

pli'dBi 1 ." as [oim m possible sn ihn! 

iipp»iiitui,.. i'iirii^ ciiii cisii Ihein in fur 

•pi'i'liil iiiltf 

Sipiipll ti>ls-. .ii-riimpanied by an 

i'i nil will he iii 

Kpeitiiiiiis will have plenty of 

riii,III (,, watch the 1 festivities from 

ihe iluK-ljedeilieil hnardwalk; 

In (lie event of unfavorable 

Hoalhnr Ihe liuni ivlll he post, 

noiied until Mondny, sami. time, 

sump place. 

The t'llfltiiher nl ConimiTCP An- 

liiiutii-ed that several .thuuKand prize 

liickiiMes svilUbij buried in the sand, 

Stiine uf iliem will contain a prise 

slip fur speciiil awatris at various 

iip.aees nf inisiness or at the 20th st 

pavilion. 

Motorists are urged nol to park 

their ear« on either side of We». 

ley *v. bflwcpn jOUi and I2nd si*. 

Salurday aflernaan. 

, Chilriren winniiii! live ehieks or 

Page 3. Pleaie 

INSIDE TIPS 

Amusenif ntST=page .8. 

Bei.Kon's column. "Ijunk in B 

Ahead"—page 21 

Churches i iiieiiidhitr Snmers 

Puiiif i—pniji-a 12 and 13. 

Classilted : 'Ada — page 21; Tno 

Late to Classify, page g, 

Editorial—page 10. ' 

Family Life Today—page IB. 

New Jersey Poll—page 10. 

Obituary—pages 3 and 17, 

Social, Personal—psies 4 and 5, 

Some Point—pages g and 7. 

Sports—piles IB and 18, 

State House News—page JI, 

Classified Ad Bargain Offered 

In Spring Edition - - But Hurry! 

ulli'h 1 *" n! l ht s fn* ln «i-«-'«*«'S cUisined adverli»emenl page 

will have ihr fines! barwin ever offerei by thi* newapaper in Ih. 

annum Sprini Edition, which will b, published week «!« n"^ 

A|irll 30. 

This edition will have the largest rireulaliqn in the hlitsry of 

The Spntincl-I.tdgrr—18,000 eoplet, •"«pr» 91 

Conies will go to thnumnds or urospeellve •ummer viiltmi, u 

will as to The SonHne|.Ledief« retulBr suhicriben and all Ocean 

City property owners, aut-Bf.tawn as well as ideal. "," ~. 

The deadline for elanlHed adt in the Sprint Edition will he 

OW, while ipaee It Mill available, . - •» "

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