Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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• o«e ** this editorial is not to side with<br />
bill in the minds <strong>of</strong> taxpayers—and the Wildwood<br />
aper<br />
H the taxpayers don't like the idea <strong>of</strong> the com.<br />
Btttaioners raising their own salaries in this, <strong>of</strong> all years,<br />
tfley can petition for a referendum. The petition would<br />
: JWlUire the signatures <strong>of</strong> 18 per cent <strong>of</strong> the registered<br />
•**->» who cast ballots at the last general election<br />
It should be understood, however, that at this writ-<br />
• f 5. co 5? mi8f » one ra actually have not increased their<br />
i, salaries. They simply have provided the money, in case<br />
>'tney decide to enact an ordinance providing for the<br />
salary boost.<br />
"Better late than never" would seem to be the trite<br />
'' i J J a PP r0Driate comment about the firemen's new<br />
•Pr truck, expected soon after two year's wait. R§.<br />
JpHKw us <strong>of</strong> the time somebody promised us immediate<br />
SelfVery on a new awning.<br />
£».mlf«r Bus Service Assured<br />
~ie Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Transportation Company die.<br />
.-» ,<br />
a public spirited attitude in voluntarily calling<br />
P tor » meeting with dissatisfied patrons <strong>of</strong> its <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
•ivww service. •<br />
The meeting paid dividends, first in the definite<br />
ay£ TOI 'l e °\ improved service- second, in a better under-<br />
(landing all around.<br />
.,..'• . Ou t <strong>of</strong> it emerged the possibility that buses can be<br />
pV-BH 9 *° pay here - T h on »as E. Whitehead, general<br />
f- diuager <strong>of</strong> the company, indicated that if the company<br />
*"• " break even on a year-around basis it wi r l be<br />
He learned that many prospective rldere are no<br />
1 longer bus-minded, simply because the winter bus sehed.<br />
•—•--, been unsatisfactory and not dependable, With<br />
: and well-known schedule, it is believed that<br />
» people can be won back to the buses.<br />
Now that the riders and the company understand<br />
"other, it may be possible to-work out n plan <strong>of</strong><br />
~ "' ' service Adequate service, permanently<br />
, would be a valuable contribution to the<br />
development <strong>of</strong> South and Central <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
It's a good thing they rtarted work promptly on<br />
i new north point jetty while there still WUH a north<br />
'; to hook it to-<br />
<strong>City</strong>'s Loss<br />
When Harold A. Shaterian was elected city super-<br />
i- 1; <strong>of</strong> schools two years ago, he wag practically<br />
in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
e he took <strong>of</strong>fice he has won a large circle <strong>of</strong><br />
.^.Wenda and admirers by ha unfailing enthusiasm,<br />
fm active participation in community affairs, and by<br />
u 't<strong>of</strong>netic personality. He has been especially dili-<br />
L during recent months in voicing a warning to the<br />
Mhat the schools, during tht next few years, ara<br />
f to be confronted with a virtual tidal wave <strong>of</strong> war<br />
come <strong>of</strong> school age, and that careful planning<br />
"•s* ia essential. If adequate facilities are to be<br />
'them.<br />
many resort people who know Mr, Shaterian<br />
d with a shock and deep regret last week<br />
I resigned, effective at the end <strong>of</strong> the present<br />
_r from the local scene will mean another<br />
to the resort, such aa it experienced when<br />
r, Frank P. Bogle, moved to a larger field<br />
State Commissioner Waiter R<br />
Darby reported that <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> hod<br />
tint <strong>of</strong> the best fax collection record*<br />
in the state, with JS 76 per cent nf<br />
the levy received during 1S4I,<br />
* * •<br />
Captain and Mrs. Charles B.<br />
Wright, Ilth st, nnd the bayfront.<br />
celebrated their SOlh wedding anni"<br />
vtrsary.<br />
Joe Avis nnd <strong>Mar</strong>gie Oliver were<br />
crowned kinf and queen <strong>of</strong> the high<br />
school in the sixth annual E Fiurlbus<br />
Due contest sponsored by The Bil-<br />
Holy Trinity Church opened a<br />
camrjaign for funds to build a new<br />
parish house and recreation hall.<br />
FIVB VEABS AGO<br />
The committee in charge <strong>of</strong> thr<br />
city honor roll reported that at least<br />
37B <strong>of</strong> the TOO service men listed on<br />
tht rrll were curri-ntH o\£T r n<br />
* * *<br />
Mrs Howard MjcPhersan <strong>of</strong> th-><br />
resnrt Tiled pttitmns a a Di mn<br />
rratji candidate for A e Pmbl> in th<br />
June 12 prim^ir^<br />
• • *<br />
Tutal receipt" in the Hi r 1 Cro ,<br />
fund driif u-ere S9 3t3—$2 1161 rnnre<br />
than the 17 300 quota<br />
a * *<br />
Thr t-hureni*; and othtr organiza<br />
tinns \ i-ri- cnoperjlmg in tht tart<br />
ut a campaiEn fnr the Unittd Va<br />
tinnal Cluthing Cnllirtion to jirl<br />
avtnt a*5 civilian uar suffe n r c<br />
Member" <strong>of</strong> the Phllathia CIa«"-<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Baptist Churi_h gave a sur-<br />
prise parlv to hunnr Mrs Elizabeth<br />
Sharp on htr 00th hirthdoy anm-<br />
v ersar\<br />
10 YEARS AGO<br />
Thirteen Qtcan CiH Kminnr'<br />
becited the restirt b> attenriing Ntu<br />
Terse* Dav «ith the Nesi \rrl<br />
Citv Kiwani^ Club awarding an *it<br />
tendance prize <strong>of</strong> J wetk Lnd \ac i-<br />
tion Jt thp Flanders<br />
* * *<br />
Local girygt men a ked thL t-itv<br />
to Lake some attum tn tan lartli/e<br />
prices Lharptd for jutomobili pjrk<br />
ing<br />
A new tlnss to tt^Lh bovs *>nd fcirl"<br />
how tci build and fly kiti »r<br />
Ettrttd at the Recreation Ci ntef b\<br />
Director Larnr Rickert<br />
Thomaq McCatTrey Pitt^Lurgh<br />
realty broker confi rrpd with cilv<br />
<strong>of</strong>flcials y e to th*» pu>> ibillties nf<br />
•tagmg a Pittsburgh Day crkbn<br />
tion during the summer<br />
• • •<br />
Dr John H Whilicir FInjd C<br />
Sirrims Williom Cimeron Edward<br />
G Kurtz and Qth* r lnralitie*> were<br />
catching skarfs <strong>of</strong> irapicyl run<br />
aboard Captain Vic T)Fi€» : h:n h „<br />
cryispf m tho Gulf Strtam pbnut<br />
§§ mileq <strong>of</strong>fshore<br />
20 YEARS AGO<br />
Rithard Arlcn and Miry Brian<br />
were co-starred In'Burning Up an<br />
auto rocine "IRS St the Mnnrlvn<br />
Theatre<br />
* c *<br />
The high school equipped |K min<br />
uol training hhop wilh mxtal wiir 1<br />
ing equipment for the first lime<br />
Costing ilZOO the unit was nnr n*<br />
the hrit in a Class B suhnol in lhe<br />
state<br />
• • •<br />
The Literary Digest ndvisrd The<br />
Sentintl-Ledger thnl a local poll tnr<br />
senlimrnl on fiderat Prohibitiun nf<br />
alrohol imhrait<br />
mi nddtitiM J-y thr \<br />
(Fiulkncr* Cuitimi i u<br />
fnl gincrniii iit ifii r t\<br />
r i t ii<br />
i tin<br />
i I in<br />
.1 mud<br />
1 in ilu<br />
rtm<br />
I f i<br />
Mmuc<br />
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Tin<br />
( i In<br />
juni il im<br />
irnns uut m inv p<br />
Nt\k Jir p\ j n tnt in in<br />
i JML ciT tlifi i fn ^ f-rni<br />
Cipil finsi inmi nt | n pu i U<br />
at hi r l\%o art tht pi in f i<br />
municipjlitii anrt thr TTIIM r<br />
pljn Unltr Hit Cnmnu an<br />
Erirp ihrin rT pi HI % ml ] h<br />
cniirrlv tu tin ^ It r if*)!<br />
n u hi h<br />
t h in n<br />
n i pi in<br />
nf mum<br />
Tht<br />
HIDE c imn t; i.i\r\<br />
A c in utht r pi in*; wni<br />
ijstrjtmk flttaiK m fciv<br />
cjL iring thu iiiiiniii mimc<br />
Fir in tinn uii/rn ftiulcf t<br />
i i tint i] <strong>of</strong> 'h " i r I nit mh. r<br />
Liti/i m i II I ci i! i the ! t ti h i\ i<br />
11 1 IH lluit n ( Utli I il I irj. ! Ih It I<br />
ciuitii IIHK n t-U i tt H t itprtMtit thi<br />
muriiLip Hits ij a uhiih dt t jLiiu il<br />
miilinM Or utizii] i ulil i hmut<br />
unit r unulmin ri pr* ml<br />
ind < tin r i lit i« d ii lit*<br />
i^i imili r thi LiiiTiini it n ^<br />
n thin i f 111'" iiiH thin<br />
t r [I IJII i left In Hi till<br />
/fnt uf llu muni ipiiits<br />
("mi nf tin thin ill in ti uld I e<br />
pi ltd rn tin I ill it fur rt fi it nrium<br />
Iu i «ai ill b\ n tntnmt HE! iti ri<br />
n i ihirttr c mnii ^itni ^hith<br />
i ul I fir 1 hi t hi Ittl I 4 tin in nph<br />
I I [Ji I % I i I it mn<br />
tu hj\<br />
\ inl<br />
Ir ill<br />
limfii<br />
chtiui<br />
m ill<br />
in il<br />
l> r<br />
It 11<br />
MI MI ir^i e.n\ FRNMFNT<br />
RFPOKT %\ Ml 4BIF<br />
A», additional *ier\ice is reart<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
Hir<br />
purt<br />
idrH<br />
nf ilif<br />
mmarlFs <strong>of</strong><br />
*i^rnnd Rf*<br />
the Statr<br />
m4\ he ^<br />
Pt opi F FI ECT cm snr<br />
Lncij r iln L nun il in in ii<br />
thi peapleTrfect-the-cooBrtf-&nim-ri— UJtBlllce or The<br />
i,lib], hi Ilii | .lu\ f ,i •ip.r.timi _°r ad<br />
oi iht muniLiji ilin iu in (i li<br />
njn i dn I rii lining |s ur (I i 1<br />
min Ir liw J flu i I I! 1 |ir >pr<br />
iti luii I in I i it pin il li U r Ilu<br />
ra ,ii _ -if llici fun I tluiiii h I i\<br />
rtuin<br />
CTum il w3iild f h it p tin<br />
pal mumper ( n llu I l i<br />
iLiitiu mil ndimni Intm<br />
The irnn !„, r i oulri thi n h<br />
fir Tn in lihnitu linn Hi<br />
rimmiil liv i mij nt\ \ i fi<br />
ril<br />
ipal f.o\ ernqifiil<br />
was pri=%rntpd tu<br />
alllrf \ our rup\<br />
d h% pallinf at<br />
u hs pfef«*r to use the<br />
irail ma> SPCUFP ropips b> writ-<br />
ing The NfB TPFSP\ C ontmi^<br />
*uan nn Munfripal fmiernniFni<br />
4 F*np \dminklrallon buildinf<br />
Pi inreton Nfu Ippf*e\<br />
munm<br />
i fit i<br />
ulrl I t<br />
Tht miihicipjl imn j^cr mh i^ |n<br />
ar'mini'der the miihi ip 'I ^pention<br />
lit ippmiil thi. hnrl c tif nil d p(rt<br />
mints HL IVILUII^ T!1 1J%\ In<br />
siiinmnj hi i u=pon-jhlt for th<br />
rui nih|? uf the? muniLipiht^ bu^i<br />
ni<br />
fini'ri m Ciipe Moy Court House, nor<br />
shiiiild it bn. Rin Grande is |jroW-<br />
iny iind so are iithi'r purls uf Middle<br />
Township which are near the wean<br />
or boy. The same appiie» to similar<br />
ureas in Dennis, Uppor and Lower<br />
iuw nship. 6 .<br />
The inland sections <strong>of</strong> Capp May<br />
Crninty rire i sprrk'ntinR a rebirth.<br />
In viivv uf Ihi- attractions which an<br />
•ina stiih as 1 his holds, the iftiracli 1<br />
i- tli it it Ji In I h i r I« n Irn n i<br />
IS IMPORTANT<br />
Kipr Ma> fctar and HiVFl<br />
Hf rt m irtic li ipj (arinc in<br />
ih< ar n i VVd\i ha\i rhrtsnitliH<br />
IM iurmilinr Jnri atuvitK^ if GLV<br />
I rr i r Dri itli Comuillw i r Lcn]<br />
H 1th Atlmini c traticn ff which<br />
,,,uirA I Cdhini .if v rlh Wi'cl<br />
u / 1 i a memlif r<br />
Tie itti itns rf thi i jmmitffi<br />
hili ri t ruri-h IM il «ill ulli<br />
i u h hati jn imr n rtunt hi annj, c n<br />
IUI i immunity in Ihi iiu fc r<br />
i it i) f it ilptil i ratitn? ^,ill 11 rnp i<br />
[ i ir f rin impri lie! =r! up t(i fjru<br />
t * intf ifp^uard tht piihlu hfilfn<br />
nf ,11 f Nt Jn-1%<br />
^t [iri cut lh( ailfnini c tration if<br />
[ ul Iir hnlth thrru^hout thf titr<br />
i rathi r T mudilk Ldrtfi'r iifii<br />
h \n ( ninpantiM lv eHburiti h'alth<br />
t,i m ii* ind oITi r T niiiltitiuli if<br />
pill ]u hi ilth c i r\ icr ^m ill rrm<br />
tiiuintii^ nf ti n ln\t iinH i ncimmil<br />
I ilth | niEriin<br />
Ui iit r the pri in! \ tun c ii h<br />
tfimiriiniK rnu t ln\i j hi-inl nf<br />
h iHh «huh i n pi urr untn iletlr<br />
mrl Ih. mi nf l,,i ll riKllblmr<br />
pri r i?it ic3nriimd in I iiiinhi r mi<br />
pii tun to jninni v hu i iimi *. in 11 M<br />
1 ii 1 u ith tnt-in<br />
PSililn In ilth i nut i miller uhuh<br />
ihnuhi hi liLiilid in -\ ungrdphii i'<br />
ur impuHtiiin lia i Thi re iri ur<br />
Imn minimum in liril-i uhuh ill<br />
iniiiiniinilii rt irilli uf izi<br />
hnulil li IM tn *- ft unnl the hi ilth<br />
ii! Ih | ulili,<br />
Tin ind nlhfr impfirt ml p lnin><br />
rinrdmp pnlili In ilth in IUIIL<br />
r irinui iti ri h> thi ct mmittep ind<br />
in hnip t icsmn i difimtf >a in \ idi<br />
pnl IIL ludllh pnlic^ dilii pnipiam<br />
i ill he cMiKirl fur thi 1 cm nt<br />
nf nil ri Mdent 1 , nf Niu fir n<br />
if ant car ha§ • new set <strong>of</strong> plates, brother,<br />
^Thomo in it before midnight tomorrow.<br />
tsaAe up. This was expected,<br />
(f jtdnei^t a flve-day-a-week<br />
>iot tn efrly surplus, indicat-<br />
f to, hwmholiets, it you can t<br />
Rtfke a lot <strong>of</strong> money<br />
If I chose to break intn.the WhI'f<br />
House—as boss-man there—I would<br />
get myself a platform with just one<br />
plonk, "private ownership", and tour<br />
the land. The voters m-ed n re-<br />
fresher course. Everybody, at heart<br />
is for private ownership—so I sta.t<br />
o(T with no argument. Everybody<br />
figures it is proper and okay to own<br />
his own house . and lot—bis own<br />
overcoat—a chicken house full <strong>of</strong>;<br />
chickens—a meat market—n clgar<br />
factory, or what have you.<br />
So everybody being In thii mood<br />
»nd favoring private ownership, the<br />
next itep Is, what ii toclaljjm. Un-<br />
dM tocialiim » Big Govt. does the<br />
owning—not you. The difference U<br />
thai simple.<br />
In 1933, the paper tejt, the OovL<br />
owned il electric stations. Then<br />
came TVA, the tax-dodging Gnvt<br />
fumididdles—and today we have B2J<br />
federally owned or financed planK<br />
in operation, being now built or pro.<br />
posed. And with these 625 mostly<br />
tax exempt Govt. outfits breathini;<br />
on the backs <strong>of</strong> your necks, no crys-<br />
tal ball is needed to sec who may be<br />
the next owner <strong>of</strong> your henhouse<br />
full <strong>of</strong> chickehs. If you now have<br />
such a henhouse. Anything that Ckn<br />
happen to such a complex thing at<br />
a kilowatt factory, can easy enough<br />
—easy ag pie—happen to a henhouse<br />
full <strong>of</strong> chickens.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e plank In my platform—"priv-<br />
ate ownerthlp"—that would make It<br />
a cinch, and how.<br />
Yours with the low down,<br />
JO SKRHA.<br />
WHAT ROUTE TO DFrPW \TFIf<br />
IWihlHooi! li-.idftl<br />
Derpwylir j nn Hit* Diliwiri<br />
ihout h ilfw i\ httwrrn Pi nn pru\ t<br />
mil Ptnn E \iIh Acru^ thi DPH<br />
itut it tint J imf Hurt* I nn\ in<br />
tuiir t <strong>of</strong> construction a Mt-morial<br />
Brnlpt Tu lint hritltt (hi rt i tn<br />
I i huilt a mnrii rn tnl] U| * rhighwnN<br />
frnm thp rurlhLrn |i irt <strong>of</strong> NV\K JI r<br />
t \<br />
Bi tin p thi upt f hiphu-i^ utiulil<br />
luii nml nf ihi uiilhern uii I il<br />
nrei <strong>of</strong> Nt w li r c t \ nut in Lht irhi<br />
Cinirnor nn*,inll In l^rcptl Hint<br />
thirr ^ht ultl he i frttw^^ built from<br />
Hei im-ili r to thp thnre puint» in<br />
South It r i v<br />
Tht Cipp Mjy Tnuntv Gnjtttp<br />
fpiiti inrrtrtlv ^uegt^t that n fret<br />
wn frnm Philadi Ipliii to Cape May<br />
Ciinnh wnuld lip far mure \dhiahk<br />
In Capp Mi) Cuunti linn jn Ej t<br />
Wr t fretwaj conntPtinp Ihp "bur<br />
mi with Hie super highway t#rmi<br />
nu^ at Deepualer<br />
The route nrlginilh propo'it!<br />
i oiilrt haip its Fa>,tern terminuf it<br />
Sumer Point That would mean 1<br />
pj\ment nf toll o\cr the Bte^lpi-<br />
Pmnt Bridge for traffic bound fur<br />
fnpt Maj Counts Thots not *,,<br />
gnod<br />
Our -uggestion is that the freewov<br />
should be from Deepttater to Mill-<br />
ulle Tuckahoe mijht have to be<br />
bv pa p ?ed_to eliminate a fpw sharp<br />
turn." From there n hij,hwa%s<br />
ruuld be built direilly In rjch or<br />
the major report*;<br />
Why Eds, Skip Town<br />
The C.aidcn Club will study<br />
"The Comervatlon <strong>of</strong> N»live<br />
Pftnta,"—Tennrisrt paper<br />
Editor Sentinel-Ledjer—Much <strong>of</strong><br />
the iiieeess ef "<strong>On</strong>e Qreat Hour <strong>of</strong><br />
Sharing" was due to the extraordi.<br />
nary caoperation given by the press<br />
Let me thank you for the part you<br />
had in fflaklni} this united relief ap-<br />
peal such an outstanding event<br />
If any <strong>of</strong> your readers missed the<br />
opportunity to give, the local<br />
church treasuries are still open, if<br />
one has no church connection he may<br />
send his fift directly to Church<br />
World Service, 214 East 21st st<br />
New Y6rk 10, New York<br />
STANLEY I, STUBEH,<br />
National Director,<br />
<strong>On</strong>e Great Hour <strong>of</strong> Sharlns<br />
, New York <strong>City</strong>.<br />
I TEST YOUR I.Q,<br />
1. Where will Alaska rank y,<br />
size and popuittten U granted<br />
iiltehood,<br />
2. Hew did Ha Inch measure-<br />
ment originate,<br />
1. What !• the tallest building<br />
in th* v. a. Mittid* <strong>of</strong> WtiMfoS<br />
<strong>City</strong><br />
Down <strong>Ocean</strong> CUfr Memory Lane<br />
The hUrrl«ne af >5.pt«!f.»r, 19«. i. b«l r^ember.d by m«t<br />
Oc,»n Tin r«idtnls Put the resort h.s survivtd many 2 ¥lcloy«<br />
, .k i-m na*t- Wltorw Ihl* scene or de«tructian<br />
{.iprrn in the more dim past " IEDtM<br />
t fal* in 1903. ThH house, or wttai 1** l«*ft <strong>of</strong> II,<br />
't!l on"ui'« Dncbfront «l 57th M before il tapplfa inlo lhe • «<br />
ll«»v «rb af lhe«f earls ritliem Inillciles thai il «a«. pri-lty cold.<br />
(u0<br />
simitar «r«l.»rr »». muitlpli.d nwnv limn, In •-<br />
U«<br />
thtn ll.fr, «fre *<br />
more Im-w-<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> a ia Carte<br />
Oops! Art Wasn't by Art<br />
Ir il III irt lit vnik ill nil Ih! r x i l m i thil annual mm-<br />
tnl rtii i- ituil Inltir mill nt nth i m Ait. W itknm llu<br />
,r, hi l,r .1, u r n , llu I in • i il • 'I " I ' "• " ' " in ii I i ni *<br />
II Miiq IJKL lht- ^iiid th inkn to i mu mutor installed a ypTP<br />
TLO Ard it zinR ili nfe hjpinl in 11 ITI I t Ijrmtl ni u tiro<br />
It i u\ ripiinti 1 LSiril w ir i^n but thi rtpiint jub his<br />
b klm ! i m mil<br />
Tin rrm hi pjil fir il murt thin 10 ii ir TRO campan il «i(p<br />
tin prin r i IliO m i It-1 lirint. i hurl I I. lu hi i\t<br />
IMnt tn .lu 1 " Triilt in hi iinhlul ol.l hiintl «hile it "Hill hp^<br />
i traili in i ilui nr ri | nnt il run it up tu 1(111 0(111 mill and Ilk<br />
i ihdnii thil Iht \ i ri • hinf- triilt in \ duo %\ ill bi tifT it hj Tilling<br />
luin *, t n niw i ir<br />
Tint, tlipirlmin! v ill lit thil tr i nli rl un n(u Imn tint mi| lit<br />
In l|i kiilid tiur fru ml I i \ i i ili , i i \ di il i jilt i p i<br />
Looking Ahead<br />
The Leopard's 'Free Lunch'<br />
By GEOBGE B BENHON<br />
Priildtal HirdiBf Colleje, Htircj. Arkaiuu<br />
Clmi upon a tune tlun lntri in thi juni,lc- <strong>of</strong> northern India n<br />
handsome Jount Imranl UP rajmrt the dtnw \ irgin forest? care-<br />
tiii jnd hdp|i> «,ith i imi fur Imng and uith that IIAL <strong>of</strong> freedom<br />
a Inch is mtcn e in all mtmbtis uf the ammjl kingdom including<br />
man Whin ht ha.l kjrn.d to protrct him-tlf aRmnst the elements<br />
—food"'' one rejl problem<br />
Early in life the liopard karned lo forajji fur his breakfast and<br />
'upper H, I. iirnirt t,,u that appo wne hunair didn t come easily<br />
This always requirert ,,ln,icdl mrtion ond the me <strong>of</strong> his jungle-<br />
brt,l intcll.ecnt-t He lurncd m fait that -atKfjinn all his »ant«<br />
sumcumi « ,s M difficult but this hnonIodM only made the<br />
>ounfi cat work tllti harder,<br />
SOMETIIINO FOB NOTHING, EM?<br />
rough the grcnt forest, like a character in the<br />
jur leopard grew to young adulthood, sleek, lithu<br />
jwy. a iiawcrful and bWiutiful creature <strong>of</strong> 175 pounds <strong>On</strong>e<br />
but snot^d ri ^!t" nB h W P " y lhr ^ u « h a vi| ie-huna stretch <strong>of</strong> forest, the<br />
m«,i ii f R l a tan >a>'«nB scent on the down wind—raw<br />
totves^ 8 " 1 l °° hmm m hc swun « al0 «« *he s«m trail<br />
At the edae <strong>of</strong> a clparins the leopard came upon the meat, it<br />
The Ion a" 8 ' U:mp " nl ' °I W "* !? bo takim - ThB<br />
ZOO-A OOOD PROVIDER<br />
T p BS<br />
makeihebest if<br />
He took a f<br />
mate ' a beautl * ul<br />
Dlreetor Jullan J<br />
Powerful Instinct,<br />
mate<br />
THE BAIT ATTRACTS AGAIN<br />
panother free<br />
attacked the .econd<br />
strangely drowsy<br />
osleep<br />
15<br />
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within which Barter Sundaj may<br />
8. How much doe* • callon at<br />
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n,.T» d £fl > e ear "'- e leopard<br />
Zf J ^^ ••»"•««!. he became<br />
red down a runway ond collapsed,<br />
rega.ned hi. aense,. Within<br />
(Amrcn tm •«•* M)<br />
pg^<br />
conn* tt» ,«,<br />
P«* protect him, Mo^ro^fJ<br />
. „ "We didn't want tokUl^taT-<br />
•y i only w.nted to A hIm '<br />
worklnf perfeeUy."<br />
e mor * than etpected.<br />
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