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Ocean City'. Lighting Fleet M will 

open Ha regular 1867 racing season 

July Fourth! Tune up races that 

were scheduled for last Saturday 

and Sunday were rettricted to the 

latter day because of high winds. 

Trie races are held every Saturday 

and Sunday starting at 1:30 it 14th 

st. and Beach Thoroughfare. About 12 

its are expected to be competing 

when the fleet begins its actual spa 

son. The fleet operates out of Hobby 

laven, 60 W 17th st. A meeting wa 

held Swxtay jUfht for the purpose 

of electing this year's officers. 

The officers for the 1S57 HUOI 

are: Lester Asplundli, Fleet Captain 

George J. Lejeune and William P 

OiOMn, race committee; William 

Clauaen Jr., lecreUry. 

At the meeting plans to enter the 

Margate RefawTand the Ocean Clt 

Regatta mere discussed 

George Lejeune, director of HOIJD 

Haven named the Instructors for thi 

Lighting sailing classes held then 

every day. 

The Inatructors are Bill Clausen 

Dick Danehouer, Utiuiie Dulton 

Doris Lejeune, Brad Llntfaicum and 

flobert W win H« BabaH w, Irntit M«- 

nwrUI Trophy. 

Robert O'Connor, Frank Okborllo, 

Andrew Palumbo and Bob Rscchi 

won tine Most EUTIICIU Master Arti- 

san Trophy lor Genfianloiyn ASHBI- 

Biy in the group three half mile re. 

lay with a time of 2:41.0. 

UHIIB OlH—I In II 

Ur.f/.il Jyaip—i, Cgi«>. Otn (Jit)- 

12- 10-: J, CWUH-ell. llniun, 

tlBlan, 

ran 

a. 

P-BA'Walkj' 

Over All-Stats 

Wins Exhibition 

Gam- by 18-7 

Tile Patrolmen's Benevolent Auae. 

UiUon minor Little League Man, lit* 

eraliy walked away with it* victory 

ov.r «ti» minor league all^tarc In 

fa exhloitkm game Saturday, The 

PsUulmto iMeUcd tt« Mm, ll-r. 

The IBM was called at the end of 

Wree innings bocsuse oT a minor 

league rule that •tates if any team 

is ahead by ten runs or more at the 

end or three fulJ Inninci the tame 

Is colled. 

PBA colleeied 1U rum on a gr«nd 

total of 11 walks and live hits. In 

the first inning, all (tar pitcher Bert 

Lahti walked the bun full, Uien 

delivered a home run pitch to Bud 

Stabler, -which was used for Jutt 

that purpose. 

Rick Howell was tne winning hurl- 

er. He limited (he stars to two 

hiti. He struck out four and gave 

up 11 free passes. 

Lahti started on the hill for the 

loiers, and was relieved by John 

Klpborn, Between them they allow- 

ed five hMi, strucJ; out five and 

walked IS. 

•Ig hlvters for Ine iamo svorc 

Don Kelly, PBA shaiistop with two 

ufeties, and Rotary's Jim Wilson 

with the same number for the siars. 

PBA a ? 3 • IB 

All Stars 0 4 j • 7 

Sport Slants 

u UEilan, 

fiaih—1. Quw. Ocean city. Oil 1.2; 

lohlnl. Union: 3, Pelleuflnii. llnlun. 

artei Mill-—1. Union, ICiintutli: 

hii Shlk M h ) iCg2 

2, Hicl 

RlShhir Schwiikbf* Manor): TiOt- 

2, Union, 

•RIIZIWAYt 

ROOMS « INCIOHD 

3. Rued 

Haddon 

_ Half Mile Roiiij—1. Otprmmiluun io'- 

Conner, _ Oshorne, Hniumbo, Ron-hi). 

2:4LO; 2, Haddafl; 3, Unlrin, 

linia; Faur—1* in 24 

Mllr Bun—1, Hlne«. Doi iun 0:17,0: 

f, Buggplii, i>:i-iiji cits': 3, Ks|,,Biii,j 

OECBH CJly, 

_ Mile Biiay — 1, llmldon. fRcfv. 

Re««. Bcii. Brgnh), 4:OJ,2: i.'Oef. 

mantq«fi 

Shuffiln* On 

Nairn •nd Goutp of 

Shufrl.bo.rd Club 

By H. BARK! BAKER 

Because of deadlines set by the 

SentlneNLedger for submitting ar. 

titles for publication, the namce of 

•ward winners in the Wednesday 

and Saturday progressives will ap- 

pear in the Tuesday and Friday edl 

(tons of Uie fallowing week, . 

Be sure to sign up for the Jinn's 

Singles 'tournament beginning July 

7:4S p, m. The sheet Is posted 

on Uie cue house door. Entries 

close Saturday, July 8. I p. m. 

Plan to attend the club meeting 

on Wednesday. July 10 11:30 a m 

If the bleachers are erected. It will 

be bel(l on the courts; if not, In the 

Recreation Hall, 

We wish to thank Charles Murphy 

oUaeMiinleipa! Playground stair for 

palntuig fhe flrsi four courts. He 

wyj do more as thae permHs. 

Our membership to date toiaU 241, 

Thh represents a gain of BJ during 

the month or June. 

•TRIKINS EXAMPLE 

A drunken man driving an auto, 

mobile Is a striking example of per 

5MSS1 11 Drl^ 

Try 8taan City Merrtanh Flfil 

~ ; 

Wallace Bros. 

Bukk 

SALES . SERVICE 

•th and SIM-MN AVINUI 

iftN eiTr, H, j, PHONI tin 

USED CARS 

GENUINE BUICK PARTS 

U. S. flRES 

BODY & FENDER 

STRAIGHTENING 

Complat* AUTO FAINTING 

In Pur Hmw Modaro " 

By PIT! PRITCMII 

The New York Yankees, now ap. 

pwently on Iheir way again, arc 

back with tneir old trlek*. They 

are benemilng from the ease of 

jitteri they are capable of bertow- 

Ing upon their opponents. Take the 

ease of the Yankeesvei sus (he While 

1^ for example. 

The While Sox al one lime led 

Uie Yankees by six Eames carliei In 

the season. Vei such is the rcputa 

lion of the New Yorkers thai they 

remain a eongtant sourt-e of worry 

to Uiose ahead of Uiem in (he stand. 

Ings. And It is worse lor a team 

like the White Box to get ahead of 

Uie Yankees early in the season, and 

then lose their lead than it is for 

Uiem to dose fast and beat the 

Yankees out at the finish. 

Obviously, the While leu ire 

awed by th. Y.nk.M and ncenHy 

Htey wen guilty of two ninth. 

Inning erran again it th. chtm- 

plem, and a good attempt re kick 

away the only 9am, of • four-game 

set they won—Hi. Yank.x tear- 

ing Mire* runs In the last half of 

tha ninHi to almsst •nrcenw a 

four-run deficit ttt.y carried Into 

Ike Inning. 

We sold earlier in (his column 

we could not sec the While Sox go. 

ing all the way. The one team lhat 

lias a cJMnee to beat Uie Yankees, 

in our opinion, is the young Mtnil 

club, which does not play dead at 

the sight of the champions and 

whieh has enouî j'ouiis talent to 

get really hot in Augusl and Scptem. 

ber. 

Chances are the Tigers will not 

turn the iriok this jear, but if they 

can sUy within six to eijhl game 

and then make a move, ihey could 

make a race of 11, AdniUiedly th 

Tigers have not been able to 'plas 

consistently winnln» ball so (ar 

niamly because tho much ballvhooec 

hlHers like Harvey Kueen and Al 

KauiiB Have been failing u. produce 

runs and lilts, Uwugh Kallne is eom. 

Ing on a bit now. Ho hly into too 

many double plays, 

Kueen, however, is not Uie hiliei 

he If eraeked up to be. The fliers 

with loone, Kueen, Kaline, MoxwcU, 

prtoU ano others aliouW be . hard 

hitting elub, TUey have been In pas! 

1-ears, ending up near the top ii 

that department. If those player' 

ever sWrt hitting. Uiey eeuld mak 

Wtchers lute Foutack, Bunning, 

«aas and Lary-aU loung-jiave glv, 

en Uie Detroit club the grealesi 

"(Bomuir staff in the leaiue 

f hmhUd /M, iring *Mck Knult, 

GEORGE RAYB 

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ALTttATiSNS 

CARPtNTER WORK 

m Aseitry Aye. >^ n,*H ,13 

Sm 10 Jto 11% 

. M your 

AUTO INSURANCE 

PREMIUMS 

r t UMiaJ 4t,al 

ttmty Uoyi Chaiun 

1315 Asbuiy Aiw, 

COMEINTOOAY 

AMDSEfM 

'57 Studebaker 

• NBW DrWing Co.trol 

tTUDUAKlR •«|f, 4 

•truck out leven. 

B*beRuthT 

For First Triumph in 7 

By BILL Mild «J» " "*" 

Oceall Cltr broke Into the wlnolng 1 »"> 

column in the staoe Buth League 

ThundBy night, aner UklM si* 

straUhl louei, by de/e«mi Llnwood, 

M. Scott Lahti made hi« flrsl ippear- 

Mice on the mound for the tocalf 

and brouiht (hem oui of their losing 

ways. He limited Unwood io four 

hit. and tent 18 down swinging. He 

gave up sin free paiies, 

LinWMd iumped ta • rhree-ryn 

lead hi rha nrti lw IwUnfs. f* 

Hill was rhe limit .< Iheir mrlnf 

tor th. evening, O«aii en* feynd 

th. rang* in rhe *HHM hall e» fh. 

Mtjtnd and cane through with s 

live-run rally. 

Bobby Spence led'off the big in- 

ning with a walk, Jim Bernosky 

reached first on a fielder's choice, 

forcing Spence at second. Aflcr a 

strike-out, n-eddy Boyce singled 

home Bernosky wit* toe flrsi run, 

Lahti and Bobby Townsend loaded 

the bases with a pair of walks and 

Butch Kritlenmaker singled, brinu- 

Ing Boyce home with lhe second. 

With the haia* •fill trimmed. 

Rich Dorwy delivered the big bla.t 

of the gams wUh a Mild thr«b.g. 

Iff* Ihrth to Ata««. 

W. 

•Ill Hammersley and^Tommy W,h 

ysasi 

wm 

In Uie home club's ihroerlin fqui'til 

frame, Lahll, Dorsey. Dutch Baker 

and Spence smacked out singles for 

the counters. Boyce, Townsend and 

Krattenmaker combined hits for one 

more run in Uie suilh, 

Unwsod put two run* acroM in 

the first inning on a single by Oem 

mel, a walk and a double by Weeks, 

The losers last run came in lhe see- 

ond when Donoffio singled behind 

Ivo walks, 

Donofrio was the losing hllrler, 

'he Ocean City batters hit him nine 

imes, He walked five and sirusk 

tut five. 

The jeuli' llrtl win came three 

day. alter they were defeated fey 

Absecon, On Monday nlsht Olian 

Ocean City 

, U S 0 3 I 

All-Star Nine 

Beats St. A's 

Fin! Half Chomps 

Blew Early Lead 

gt Augusllne, «iner of the first 

hall In the Uttle League, fell befurc 

an aggregation of all stars from tnc 

other three learns, M, in an enhibi. 

lion game Saturday. % 

The Saints wont off io an esil5 

.,iid when Us Oiiphant singled home 

John Dodds and John Bureh In tnc 

tot of the first. Dodds led off with 

a walk and Burch reached the ba,ei 

on an error before Oliphont smacked 

his safety. 

Another St, A rliii Has added in 

ilhc third. Buitii Millison walked 

in and moved to third when Burch 

stagled to right. MllllBon took ad- 

vantage of a.wild Pitch lo store (lir 

run. The Stars wayed until the home 

half of lhe Ihird before chalking Jp 

their first counter. Lion Dan Money 

got on through an error and came 

bone on Kiwanian Jim Wilsnn "« 

single. 

JAMES R. HENMiX 

Ragiittnd BuilcUr 

Repairs > Alterations 

Kitchens-Fonnka Tops 

20 E. 12th St. PhsrwOffa 

W. Ronald William* 

RsgUtvred Buildar 

JOBBING 

1201 PLEASURE AVE. 

City Ph«n» 23*9 

The garni broke spin In tha bet 

Itm of thi fourth, Jahn lureh, 

whs pitched Hie first three Irimil 

HOWARD j. WILLIAMS 

Registered Builder 

Formerly 

A, W. J. Wllllamt A Sam 

JOBBING 

ALTERATIONS 

1707 BAY AVINUI 

ResManca Phona U7S-II 

CAMBURN BUHNRS 

1039 Watt A... 

Phon* 0661 or 0762 

Remodeling-Jobbing 

Bandy TC* »f Bdiapge wan Ihen 

hU by • pitched b»U. loadlim the 

puhIM o«r another run. The third 

faify came across when Pox scored 

on a passed ball 

The final all star run came in lhe 

fifth Charies Mumford of Exehmae 

wlikBd siole second and scored on 

an error by lhe shorUtop, 

Mumford went 11 route on th,:- 

mound for the slais. He collected « 

uiiai of IS »lrike-ouu, He walked 

Uiree and allowed two hil». 

In Burch's four Innhlgs on Ine 

hill, he struck oui six, walkud three 

ond gave up three hits, Oiiphant 

struck out three, and allowed two 

hits, lie did not give up any walks. 

St, AuiUSllne 20 1 -U 0 0 • 3 

All Stars "JLL 3 ' * " 3 

Haddon Hts. Assembly 

Wins Artisan Bowling 

jersey keelera mnhopoilied honors 

in the howling toilrnamciil slliged at 

the Norlhflcld Bowlins Ccnli-r Hal- 

iirday allernooil in t'onjunction with 

lhe annunl olllinl of the Artisan 

Order [or Mutual Proteelion here 

over lhe week I'lid 

The liaddun Heiull!" A»semlily 

learn eamc olf wilh top total pins, 

rrgMerirfK 312" Palmyra Assembly 

«as seconii with 3101 while the Cam- 

den Assembly ins third best with 

3M? 

The Pennsylvania Assembly was 

lhe tup Philadelphia area team, 

.loriiiiJ WB3 for fifth [los/tlori (jehi.ld 

W'oodbury with 31)44 

Hiilph caiin, a| the Palmyra As 

tmbiy, tank ill! individual honois, 

hittina a §74 hiiih triple \ihleh nuiuii 

ed the hiiih sinclc of 241 Bub pal- 

mer, of ilsddoii Htiuhts, posted a ill 

sillSlc effort 

liii.hli.n ll-itlils iKImi'i Ii!iii«, 

riiiirli' i'iihiit.i Jtthn pljfla fur lour major pn-m 

1 \llhnu=h jin u\ ei ^ helming 

1 majurilv nl LIO members and their 

famiht s ai e now cuvtred bv pro 

pa\itunl plins lhi.\ are uûalH l*»ft 

it the limi ul illnt-§s with su&slan 

tial hills lur si r\ iee-» Ihev thought 

ner*jl v tnvLf anls about one thud 

the inirak. ^mil\ i expenses* 

2 Fr miym thargt ha^ t bun 

Cî + 

3 There has bttn little sound 

developmenl tn t %, tndin"* aita oi 

tovei aê 

4 t-%iÛn^ plin-i h i\t dtmpfi 

nlrated no f >nu in »md ni_Lept* d nn 

itspun lb liU nr the qual H of 

cart 

Russell Barndt Jrs, 

Parents of Son 

Mi ami Mi Hui ell 1 I 1 nil li 

!ll iib « ll J% It II1LII1I1 ILH 

^1 itulatlun^ ui 111 blilli ut ilinr 

Hrnl thild 1 tun luilt 14 JI *,hnn 

\1( iii.ii .,,1 Hu IHI il Hi inched -.i^ 

panild^ iiitu utiii i«> ind ill liCLn 

luimicl Ltaiulil B ill 

Mis H undt I I u Ui HU I I I 111 

Millir oi Hiiladilf In 1 *'' Uaindt 

a r

U— in lib* lnv| uith railroads, but they shouldn't 

solo him vi'iitun in Ihe ^vmedv it at crossing! 

dnmi Inn.** l>ehcau> DLIUKJUVJILS ' 

Ai*y the grateful people of the village Ins and Jack Balance 

Shows nightly are at 8:45. Tuesday Palance plays the title role and 

through Sunday, with two perform. Parkins \» his son. The story delves 

nnc.es Saturdays at 1 and 9:.10. Into Ihe heart of a rugged Western 

figure, a man who is not a ruthless 

klili-r by choice, but one who, 

through circumstance, has been 

forced to live by his gun outside 

the law, 

Thwridiy, Friday and Saturday 

"Joe Butterfly" h the ttory of an 

engaging group of aj.'s who are try. 

Ing desperately to get out the first 

issue of any army magazine after 

the occupation of .lapan. It stars 

Audie Murphy, George Nader. Kwn 

an Wynn and BurgeM Mwedlth 

After a hUarious series of mlxad 

ventures, the soldier boys triumph, 

mainly because of tho help given 

them by a wily, not too scrupulous 

but altogether charm in i; Japanne 

sharpie whose nickname Is Joe But. 

lerfly. 

Meyner Signs Bill For 

Unforeseen Expenses 

Governor Robert. B. Meyner Fri. 

day signed a KJM,BM appropriation 

bill for unfarcgHn state upenwa 

accumulated during the past year. 

At the lame lime, tins Governor 

signed Into law a bill Mprtuored by 

Assemblyman Robert B. Kay, of 

Cape May County, which allow, th* 

Motor Vehicle Dlreetor to change 

the eMpiration date* of drivers' licenses 

and registriUuis for a soot 

cause. 

In connection with Uie appropru- 

Hans blU, Mpyncr cut from th* .upplemcnUl 

meanira •3.SM whfcch the 

LegUlatura had Inserted to pay 

cliinu aaalnjt ihe Mate iM by 

M«ry Ann and .Barton Parollo, of 

PUjtaaeM, aid Anthony F MaMBC, 

at Hawttwcne. 

Th. OoMtBor over the week tod 

pwd. mm tm aulioo appmpriamm 

HB'Ikrjimt 

fcMp 

her bud caiodK In flta 

A new memi$ M kiadUnc dep«iU 

Anna Jofcmnfa, of M , 

In cJiecfclna KcwaU d«l«ii«l M 

tatom, N. J., aun-eml « badl^ laoenrtd 

up um* umrU* Mite Mi-the teltum' eltum wio- 

«d fortOneer on tier rlaUt band ai 

wio 

wi, wID ID 

THI OCEAN CITY SEN TUMI-LEDGER 

Gets Rotary^ Annual Award as Club 

lins 25 Outstanding Junior Members 

md II 

Wfldod the keynote for 

.• nl«hfa dlnnar ranting or the 

I City Rotary Club, at Plymouth 

• Ike 4*tri> had a* giiota the nine 

.-,'*•»«* men who attended moetln*. 

JO- *• JtaUor KotarUiu durlnc tbe put 

»U SH», alana wMi 14 otiwn iSo bid 

>? 'Mftopail the distinction •• km* a«a 

.ftp 1»W. They wen all nwonled 

J, ,. fwi of honor at • .pedal UUe 

.. r ^Jtown Ike center of «he dining ram, 

,ant ttthe head table. 

*f Mary's an- 

fMto 

> s * I **-«•• 1«J7 Juniors. Tfie mrd la 

«ar Avtttwxtina qwallHx of 

rineu t» nsfKUMsalHIv, lead- 

; •ran* ami ambttisn. 

yanna was a member of tlie 

•nbool's South Jersey champidtuhip 

419 OCEAN AVENUE 

INCOME PROPERTY 

MxIMMSw 

Local •ntnrar IMa. Plian> 

DCMlM 

IIFION9 AT $11,500 

twafceHMD taam, -ma* quarterback on 

the football team, and active In 

many otter (duo) affairs. The pro 

lous week be vu the recipient o 

the techanfe Club's annual scholai 

snip, whk* wUl help his ntudtes o 

Industrial chemistry at Albright Col 

Me 

notary President W. Earl NotUi 

declared that "all of our Junior Ro 

tarlans (re outstandlnt: represents 

lives of Young America, and we wls 

we could give an award to all 01 

you", lie noted thai the sctactlon o! 

Juniors and the choleo for the in 

nual award Is nude by school nu 

thorltlej a|l(l not by the club. 

George W. Meyir, hich school 

principal, gave a brief humorous talk 

in which he Introduced each of the 

current ynar Junior Rotartans an 

Uated their outstanding accomplish 

ments in school affairs bath academ- 

ic and athletic. 

In addition fa Varane, HIM. 

whe played a nrurn •naagsnwit 

at (he club wen David Tbvrstan, 

Robart Maw*, Charlet Goad, Ralph 

Taylor, David Balslay, Donald 111. 

•nhardt. Charlet Jehnien and Bar- 

ton SfMll. 

Robert C. French, club past presi- 

dent and himself a Junior RoUrtin 

bl the early days of the program. In- 

troduced the "old timers" who were 

special invited guests. 

Thlt froup lncludnd Alan Fergu- 

son, from October 10SO; Charira Me- 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

"On the Traffic Circle, Sonar* Point, N. X 

NO LUXURY TAX IN KMMRI POINT 

Comp/eto Sfocfc of 

POPULAR BRANDS 

IMPORTS and DOMESTIC 

* WHISKEY * WiNi 

* LIQUOR 

; ice COLD BEER 

,. ON HAND AT ALL TIMES 

Cardetl. January 1951, Ijouta Addarlo. 

August 1960. Wayne Elliott. October 

19SS. Fred Rcuu, February 1952 

Richard TItui July 19S2; Warren 

Nortfc. July IBM, Robert Moncrlef 

August 10S3, Deicter Faunce. Mav 

lftM. ftan< Kolb, October 1*54. Jo- 

seph Kennedy, April 1905. Jamn 

Jeffries. September 1955, Harry 

Pierce. February *"5«. and Itclee 

Kolb, April 1BS8 

tiuesl speaker for the occasion wa« 

Robert C Westflren, of Ridecway 

Pa, a metallurgical engineering 

graduate of Lehlgti University, nim 

studying for his Master's decree 

while working ai a researcher He 

•substituted for Past Junior Rotartan 

d IL Manlej Jr, a fraternity 

brother 

WeMiren drew upon hii own ex 

prrlences to offer me advice ond 

counsel to the younger guests pre- 

paring for college or already there 

He emphasized Mist Hi* hlsh 

•chael gradual* must prsvs him. 

HH sll *VST aflaln In college, far 

tvsn If he was His valedictorian of 

his clau he sMIl can "flunk out" el 

(•Has* unleH b* alvss It honsit 

inert. 

TTie other major problem for new 

collegians, he taid, is the nec River sponMirt cl bv the t*on 

rirjneli lee Boat jnd \ u ht (lull 

Tlie r.reatei Wildimul Inti r C n% 

Junior Moth KtVJlU "ill IM •..111* H 

mi Jul) 11 and 14 and the imuial 

State DAV Decides 

en Witdweed in '58 

The convention of the New Jersey 

Disabled American Veterans will re- 

turn to Vsrudwsod nest year after a 

year's absence, Howard Gold nresi. 

dent of the Wlldu-Md EJAV Chopipr 

reported this *'eek. 

The convcnlion Is being held this 

y#or at Aibury parl; rafter live con 

secutlve years at Wildtvood ^ 

Veteran Teacher for 

45 Yean It Honored 

Mrs. Maude Corsort, of South Sea- 

vlUe, was honored with a dinner at 

CliTmont last week to mark comple. 

tion of her 48th year as a leaiher 

the South Seaviiie School. 

The affair was slBiSed by the teach. 

•rs of the Dennis Township school 

ind members of the Board of Edlii.i 

ion. Willard B. Matthev.T,, esunty 

upcrlrttendcnt of schools, and Louis 

iimpklu, school board president 

»»re speakers. 

to entertain the entire vacationing 

1 I imil\ leeoiduu io ( ominissujner 

IOM ph I- Mel i an of thi. Depart 

j mi nt 

lul\ is Hvdnnêa Month in the 

Gieiter \ilintii ( it\ -mi with mor< 

ih in ittiHK) eiiluiful liuslus ind 

taislins in bloom ConuuctMl lours 

of the Hydrangea TraU are offered 

throughout, the month. The 1M7 Hy- 

drangea Queen will be selected at 

llle annual ball an July 6. 

Governor Robert B. Meyner will 

speak on July 11 at the Earnegal 

Lighthouse State Park an Lang 

Death Island at the rommfmoration 

or Damrgal Light's 105*58 ccntrn- 

Rial. 

Monmoiiih Park Jockey Club at 

Oeeanporl is now open and horse 

racing will continue at this track 

through August ?, 

0" "" 

1 Tniph> Speedbojt 

(.tester VVildnood \jiln Hub Sid 

Ing Regatta, on July 2" and 21 gtune 

Harbor will feature a (nmel Reyntlfi 

on July 20 and 21. 

Tht innual S#at RandflvtUi sf 

fh* 3rd Gulf Ouird District Au, 

Illiry will rik« pilCI thii ytir It 

pelnt Fl«»nt Itach fr#m Jyly 

U to 31. Over MS bsatl art """ «"' 

killed the Mini- numhi r .1 in itSS, 

l low vei tin number 

TUllpj 

of PwlMtrum. 

M74, a 

Total traffle 

771, II lem 

le than In 

TBOTM MOiT _ 

•very pailtlslaji 

truth on h!« 

pprtant thing I, 

elan and his 

of truth. 

psrty fa, 

Charts 

SPORT 

en 

ANCHOR'* 

2ND ST. I 1 

ORDIRS TO 

GIVEN SPICiAL 

Conrich Chinese Amer 

RESTAURANT 

712 WEST AVENUE 

B.r»Hn 7th *. UN ftrHri 

The 

PRINCETi 

on the Circle at 

21 sr Streel and Second Avenue in Avda] 

— Only 20 Minutei frsm' Oc««n City ril 

The Garden Sfals Pirkwiy - 

OWIN "BUCK" McGOVERN 

ACCORDIONIST 

Serving the Finest in 

m LOBSTERS 

• STEAKS 

• SEAFOOD 

THE ORIGINAL SHRIMPS LAMAII 

PHONI AVALON 7-3701 

TIED UP IN 

THE KITCHEN? 

THIS WEEK'S 

TASTE TREATS 

* Fresh Macaroni 

Salad 

* Hot Sarbequed 

Chickens 

* Spicy 

Gtndo Salami 

* Old Fashioned 

Sharp Chttn 

* Pickled Tengu, 

Vacation pleasures end when 

hours of cooking in the kitchen 

interfere. Smart women home i>t 826 SeaclitT rd to 

) built fur John J iNhelman b 

I S Tan.es. and » J20 000 

^lily home to be erected by Warden 

l Hh 

Prom Venezuela 

Visiting in R«sort 

Mr and Mrs George Culp, from 

An.uA}, Vonc/uela, And their f^rand 

children, Ilarnara Joan Carol Sue 

. John 

jnd (.foiCf Culp Jr. air 

'lMi at 55 Arkanr.ni n\ ior Kith of Ocean av which far 31 yearn 

been officially lUtcd on the city 

»» a dedicated strPet 

B belated action was taken to 

•r the way for a private property 

ner who wants to "reopen, recon- 

uct and make Improvement* to 

city street -without co»t oi ex- 

nu to the city " 

section is located along the 

rront, running 115 foot north- 

i tram Chelwu pi The Motion Is 

ineeted from the rest of *c 

by 4wo private propeMIn on 

•outhweat side of 15th st. 

city Mcords, «he see- 

* deeded to ate Uie street, 

offend to put U ui good repair, lie 

noted however, that the deed v/as 

never officially and formally accept* 

ed by the cHy. The commissioners 

Uik wwfc took care of that teehal- 

«Wy MM! MdwrW Mt. StWJUflf 

to nuke Of repair* If Iw wo desired. 

Hickman Wins 

Trophy Series 

Clinches High Points 

in Holiday Racing 

Chsrlle Illekman, veiprnn Phiia. 

ileiphla speedboat driver, had his 

nnmb inw-nlM'd on tlio Ocean CHy 

Yacht Club's Conunisslonprs Trophy 

when hlx MinU, Man gained lop 

point honors in the holidny race)) 

on the bay yesterday, 

The Mlnil Man rams home first 

in the scratch race and then earned 

sixth position in the iO-boot field 

in thf handira)] run lo tote up 44 

points In the two-day racing event, 

lie covered the S 2,'3-mile Croat Egg 

llaiihor course in 4:S3,S rainiitfs in 

ihe scratch heat, 

Th. LI'I Slnftpsn, drlv.n by 

Jim Ch.rry Jr., of Cl.n.ldf, Pa. 

pained MtMd prli« with ]f swlnft, 

A Ftnn Sfal* StphslMr*, Chtrry 

flulad out with third and 10th peti- 

tion points In y«t*rday's heats 

after taking m* lead In th* flrtt 

Itg tf the event last Sunday, 

Tlln Crew Cut, with Ed Mk-hic, of 

Philadelphia, at tile throttle, came In 

with Uilrd best point scoring with a 

total of 37. The- 19M Bellwour Ser- 

ies champion, the Crew Cut picked 

up only 11 points on a fourth and 

ninth position 'performance yestei^ 

day. He

swwrt!;! 

v 

HaddMMd Own) So- 

JT 

Ltdger, 

why net help us maintain our 

cenilitenr cavcrapa af nann en 

the loci Mane by tallinf •atlii 

Reporter Kay Bawen and lettlna 

her know akaut It? She will be 

glad t> caSBerate with yaw. 

Simply phane 0JO4 or IMf. 

Story of Bells 

For Auxiliary 

Honor Student of her elass at Scott I iieged boys or girls, who otherwise 

Air ftree Base in lllinois- 

I would not have the opportunity for 

education or for the AmerlcaniMtion 

MIss Ingersoll has ilnee been i of foreign born or students of tor- 

: 

transferred to the Mather Air Porce eign parenuge. 

Base In California for a permanent , The chapter mainlains two small 

duty assignment, 

boys at Kate Duncan SniltJ) School 

1 

•he was one of the top 10 In tne 

and is pledged io furnish scholari 

ships untU they ire old enough to ! 

ISM Ocean Cfty High School grjdu- help themselves. 

mine closs. 

1 

The school occupies 223 acres of 

* t * 

i land and has over too pupils ransliiy f 

! from first griders thiouyh high i 

Hostess House Reports bchosl seniors. I 

1 

The ichool Is nut primarily ran- 

Gifts From Friends Here ' cerned with preparation for college 

. The annual rummage sale spon- j but rather with preparation for life, 

I jorwf to- Aih for the benefit of the Through the influence of this school 

Hostess House for Convalesccm I over the past M yi'ars the surround 

Girls will be held nest Thursday and ing area has become a law abiding 

! Friday, July 11 and 11. at TSIOM'S and respectable community, 

Name 

Street : • • - • 

Uity 

Kntrie.N to be eligible fur judKuiR mutt be in not I 

July 11, Judging will take place from July 11 to II 

Garage, 745 West av. Everyone hav- ThU is just one of the s.i'hnyN 

"The Art of Campanarle'* tvSN be 

ing anything to donate for the ssle where the children and 3{luils o! 

presented by Miss Ann Townsend at 

iri urged to take it to Uic Hostess the area are being helped with DAH 

the meeting of the Summer Auxil- 

House, 840 Central av,, between now j scholarships, for the benefit 

lary of the First Methodist Church 

in the Hotel Biseayne on Tuesday 

i and Thursday. ihe Auiust 7 cart party 

at 2 p. in. On display will be a coi< • Mrs. Harriet Woodruff, matron, on given. 

ection of 60 bells, old and new. for. | iKhsl'odhe board, expressod thanks 

elgn bells and cow bells. Miss Town, to Ui« residents who sem donations, 

send will tell the stories behind the »° °' ">• i u uhich 

^ received wore lea jZata . Chapter Plans 

yells, ' and chocolate syrup for liie season ! BSnST If Cake SlllS 

She is a graduate of the Glassboro i fiom Nathaniel SolUi, cold cuts of 

State Teachers College and a teacher ; luncheon meat from Thomas Thof.ic, 

FiepenWnu, nu«lv I'lcct. 

J 

fresh filet of flounder from spentes 

yf geLa Chiiptur. OfflcMii 

in the Egg Harbor public school sys. 

lem. A member of the Moravian Seafood, and several cash donations. , . r , 

sorority, 

, 

conductrd a 

1 

Church, she Is also active in the work 

meeting of the qryyp last 

vveek at 

Mrs. Woodniir reiterated lhat Ihe I ^ 0 homc, of Mr!, Mulx,, Sl.hnllBd 

of the Camp Fire Girls us guardian home more than welcomes any and I in samen Point 

01 the group counselors. 

all donatiooji, no matter how small. 

Mrs. Walter K. Smith with endue! Repairs completed this year included i Plans were made to huld II cake 

the devotions for the meeting. The paperine and painiinu the entire ! sale nest Tliursdii' , July II, ai 7 

soloist will be Mrs. Kathleen Broola. third floor. 

j p. m, at the Aymi' hU|ji.TrnHrki 

Mrs, David S. Powell Is the hostess 

chairman assisted by the following 

committee; -Mrs, John Ashby. MfM. 

Bertram Bianehard, Mrs, John Bell, 

Mrs, Walter Burners, Mrs. Preseolt 

Oidmnn. Mrs. Gilbert Corson, Mrs, 

Roy Darby, Mrs. Mareella Hoffman, 

Mrs. J. Parker Hillmas, Mrs. Leon, 

PHILADfLPHIAN IN KESORT 

Mrs, Herman Welhman of Pliila. 

deiphij. Pa,, Is amony t*ie guests va, 

eationint> at the Oc-.Lnlu Hotel. 

ard Henry, Mrs. Gilbert High, Mrs. 

Lewis Gaudy, Mrs. Oeorge c .Oerfcen, 

Mrs. Edwin Kay, Mrs. Raymond 

Leach. Mrs. Mae Ladley, Mrs. W. A. 

Kobei, Mrs. Mary Mekeown, Mri. Ray. 

niond McHenry, Mrs. Park Mitelull, 

Miss Daisy Morey, Mrs, Charles B. 

Powell, Mrs. Harold Paris, Mrs. Olga 

Scull, Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs. Clar. 

ence Scull, Mrs, Charles Shaffer, Mrs. 

Thomas Tomllnion, Mrs. Charles K. 

Thursiton, Mrs. J. Edward Voss, Mrs. 

Dorothy %'otler, Mrs. George A. Win. 

ner and Mrs. Bomers C. Young. 

5 FRIENDS 

SUMMER SCHOOL 

JUNE 28th — AUGUST 9th 

The ONLY Summor session in this area 

accredited by the State of New Jersey 

Credits Accepted in Any High School 

t. 

All High School Subjects - All Kami 

Grades, Plus Remedial Reading 

SMALL CLASSES — ALL WORK 

DONE UNDER SUPERVISION 

NO HOMEWORK * 

TELEPHONE ATLANTIC CITY 64146 

! inj? will be held at liiv homu ol Mi^. 

Mary WUkerson, 2113 Uaj uv. 

' The hostess jiaeksû weiit lo Mrs. 

' Mabvl Hahn and the baked good, to 

Mrs. Fiorenlliio, 

KATHRYN REESE MORGAN, Principal 

1216 Pscific Av«no« Atlantic EHf, JUl 

PORTABLES PORTABLES PORTABLIS 

14 inch WHY FUSS WITH 

"WEARINESS 

WITHOUT CAUSE 

INDICATES DISEASE" 

• (Author', name below) 

To be tired after exertion 

is normal, but to be always 

weary u a sympton of possible 

future trouble. If Ibis 

condition persists it is wigs 

to consult your physician, 

Do not depend on self-treatment 

or advice from well 

meaning, but inexperienced 

friends. 

Most of the medicines 

your physician prescribes 

can only be dispensed by ui 

in a prescription because 

their potency and strength 

requires that they be taken 

only while under a physician's 

care. That is why prescriptions 

give better resuits. 

Home treatment 

drugs that you can get with, 

out a prescription MY usually 

never as effective. 

YOUR PHYSICIAN 

CAN PHONE 

OCEAN CITY 0901 

WHIN YOU NEED 

A MEDICINE 

PUk up Mur r 

tion if «hopp(ng near up, 

!«t ui dalivar 

without axtra 

"•WW Ptepto WtruiT 

. * m mpmtiUllfy 

•f filling their Pr..crlptbn., 

May wa compouna) yaunf 

• •• .. . . 

ORDiLi PHARMACY 

THl iMKlinION ITOU 

yQ^lt,!. 

701 Arftury AVMIU* 

PMto i 

•QusMUan by 

HIPPaentM (4D0Sn BO 

Copnifht 18»7 (1W3> 

MOTOROLA 

PORTABLE 

J 119,95 

RABBIT EARS, 

OLD SETS and 

CHRONIC RiCIPTION 

TROUBLES? 

A HOLIDAY WEEK END 

SPECIAL!!! 

A-14-inch MOTOROLA 

PORTABLE TV 

INCLUDING FULL ROOF 

ANTENNA INSTALLATION 

| THE COMPLETE 

^2 

ALWAYS A CQMPLtTE UUCTiQN 

OF THi MOST 

TV- Radio -Hi-Fi 

S ALES 

ERVICi 

WLY BUSINESS 

JUST ARRIVED 

PORTABLE 

TV TABLES 

with 

Castors and 

Handle 

S 9.95 

NfiW '57 

Portables 

BOYD'S 

RADIO & TiLEViSION 

FIRST IN COLOR TV 

A*yry Ave. Phon. 216f 

LEADER 

s, mr 

Iniartain 

•s at Dinner 

or the Oamnii chapter. 

Pal soronly nnd 

ndb claiicd Uu icasoii of 

i with « dlnnar Saturdiiy cvui 

the Point Tavern, lomoK 

|Vlrglnlu and dearie CakB, 

•onftskt. were yuesis, Mrs, 

fpn aissclatu member of the 

onl Huivli-r prfsfiitcil I hi' 

«n)rcrs t.Uh dirts and In 

was prciCiHtd with n Hill 

members. Mrs. Jaanncttc 

r [ Mrs. Pfltf Fli>5t'l wore nH'inl 

the committee making nrtor 

the affair. 

* * * 

Women Guests - 

t. McCloskey 

ined McClfk^kc-y. 22 Aloin- 

I , is entertaining her >tr;iiKlfc 

Miss Dolly Ann Ucilkai'lT. 

|sumnicr. .ML^s HeukaufY bi 

lit Venn State Caliche, 

reek end Miss ReukaulT BUS 

Jo n ^roup of frivntls at a 

house party. Foi moM of 

tills mis llK'lr llrst visit 

City, 

[litsts imludod Vila* Sully 

imrr 

Bur primary Interest it 

Hntainlni the belt proilien 

utvlca po«tibi« 

f th« batterintnl and prs 

Hlon ot the health and 

Win ef thll community 

hen your doctor precom* 

to ui for 

ii prompt, profesprMerlptlon 

service 

ways moderately priced. 

'till PHARMACIST 

Moore of PlUcburgh, Pa., Mlsi Fonell 

Bm of SwarihBWI-e, Pa., Mln i«rah 

Ann Wilson of Providence, H. I., 

Miss Joily Smith of Hummd, R, 1. 

and MUs Barbva OUIcn of NarlH-ith, 

Pa. 

* * e 

Daughter lorn to 

Cor! W. fcpy Jri. 

Mr and Mrs Call Wood Eiipy Jr., I 

uf Old Oliki. Roser.iolil. Pn . Iwvr I 

ThlTt' nvwlywfd f«U|jll'-s an 1 în^ 

/it Ihr Kliindvi-H lluivl ihi^ un 

'l'hi'v me Mi. jiiid Mis, L. M. L.-^M.ui 

\v.w Hyde Pfil k, Lol.fi lsljiu 

\ Y . Mr and Mrs W I> Kane 

rittsbur^h. Pu., and Mr ;ind M 

Kicttiinl Mî-tricli oi' Sm:*.jisuiiu, M 

I GUEST AT OCEANIC 

Mrs. Edith Holme;; ul Soiiu-n i; '• 

N. .)., j-, spt'ndinj: her .uc^tion 

the Oceanic Hotel. 

HERE FROM LANSDQWNE 

Miss IiTiiu Snydoiv of Liiii^dtiwi 

PJ is vacntionin;: at itu- Ocffin 

Ilutc-I. 

FROM KiNNETT SQUARE 

Alyct: Goodwin of KIMIIULI S*|ii 

l J a.. I 1 * a mie.nt a I -the Oceanic Hot 

THl OCEAN CITY StNTINEL-LEDOER • PAGE 5 — SCCTIOM 

OBITUARY 

Maurice Scull, 

Cabinet Maker 

Lifetime Rstident 

Di#t at Hospital 

announced tlic birt'i ui a dausli'- •, ' 

Carol Lee, .lunc 21, nl the Diyil , 

Miinr Hospital . j 

Mi% Espy is Uio IviuNr Ji-miiU 1 | 

Zoppa, dautfhU-i ul Mi' and Alri I 

John A Zoppa, ol Johnitffwn. P«. 

Mr Espy Is I hi! .0.1 of Di and Mrs | 

C W Ebpy. of Pottiville, l"a . .mil | 

4» ^loriiliifi-.lrk' id. this ciu 

Miss Howard to Take 

Trip to Nova Scotia 

Miss Dorolii> Ilo^.'ai^l. of 722 lt.il . 

t4-rsea rd , will Icavi- Jul> 1U 4>n n , 

two-*vfk tup t.> Neva Scotu. b.u k , 

j,hi: plAti. to take a boat trip aioiiiitl 

U'c Cient Ijkus She v.ill IK.. ;,L.I,II, 

pjmed hv Mi-,^ Klorcnci: L I>r\tnr 

of RaiTlnKLon IS 1 M,iimi'i> S Scull rvdivd cni|H*nu>r 

ntul idhinil maker, of .J.il WisU'i 

av , tiled Wfdnvsd«> «iu>niuun '•! 

slunf Memorial hfiMiiUtl 

Mi Scull, who uiis H:! U.IS .I 

lifrtinU' n_'Mtk'r»t af OWJII Cin hy\ 

lii(i bvfii born lien-, ih*. 

J 

Miss Howard is an t-mp;c\c t>l ,lun«:ll 

Ti-lctjhunt- Coini>.in\ in PhiLi 

1 '•on »f 

Abel Si oil. u ^ciuiiil iuiitrni:titr utul 

dfi'p Sl-a (IKtT Hi.' halt! 1>L-4'M 111 

tailin>; luvnlth Im imn vârs. )>uL 

tintnd ilu- hospiliil tit.lv lust VMTK 

I Mi scull hnU >M-t>n ,i',.soci,ildl uuli l 

| stvtu] locil contriictoi s and i»Uo did ' 

M>nit- pri\nto huddinj 1 uoik Al one 

Him' lu- v,i\^ in Ihe teal osUiU' IJUM 

, iitv* here Ho was a 'Mvlhodisi 1>\ , 

liiilh ,tnd .i loimci member uf liic 

P iiml A \\ lodê lit 1 «.»s .i \t( 

oiiin ot the tHbt uorUI m\i ' 

SuiM^m^ ,n*f his «ile \Uv fuiitu'i 

OIK* 1 1 JI ost\'*\ . ,t tdm^htiM, \1i s .lull* 

HHliJii, tit Sijilu'i (IHII- \ .1 . .wo ' 

Ijroilu-is IIou Jlld Mis I -.tllt I h Jl I (.11 

IK Ih trf (. iimdt 11 and ^0 ^r nult lnl 

d w 11' 

Mrs, Sarah Rose 

Succumbs; Long It) 

HOMERS POINT— Mi*,. Strali Ru-.p, 

til' £8 E. (iruveland av,, Somcrs Puint^ 

liiud Tut^diiv nt ShuHÛhinriii! Ilus' 

liiial 1'oiluwiim b lihMeris-s liint'NN. 

Horn in Phihidt'Lphia, NIU 5 wu •. u 

rt'Hident u! SumtM^ Pofli! tor niiiri* 

than 30 year*. Shp *.«•. u nipmljfi' 

ol iht> SomuiN Piiini Kurui) Club, 

She ijs îirvivi'd b> hur i*on, llurb' 

fri; a urflndsoii, Thomiis, ho! h of 

SewpH. N, J = ; and a %\^\vi, Mrs, Katie 

Suinbpr^, »i Hhllftriclppiii. 

Svrvites wi!l Ijp ruiitJut'U'd Friiiiiy 

iH II ii, m, m Somersi PaiiiL. 

John Mossit Dies 

at Ocean View Home 

Ot r A \ \ IPU Itlm Mo sil 1 1 l 

tind tf t |>t< ) l( 1 IIKl IL KllMt 1 

Ott in \it u loi 21 \< 11 durt Mun 

il iv 11 his holm i»n Sn 1 < id hi u 

ll

H im k Anu 1 n in I 1 HIM I r> 1 Hi 

1 sin \ t\i il h\ Ills w\d M n \ s 1 \ 

Itl S Ulll 111 h(lll Slilllli \\ II It I 11 Ml 

il 2 txlfi k IT iu 1 < ui f um t Jl ' 

HOUR South Dvnn.s \ utwn is 

I 114I i\ n inn= Thr I < \ \\ W ( t 

M Srfun |j i^toi ol lilt Si ivilli \< Ih 

udi t ( hut 1 h w ill 1 II1 wit* t 1 I 

uill hi ill Ilu S( l (Ik M I ( i 111 

I* t\ 

Neighbors 

"Just • minute while I look 

In my husband's checkbook!" 

Quality Ufrbnliâbfe Savings 

HOLIDAY WEEK END SALE!!! 

Famous Firasten* 

Champion 

Sin 

6.70-15 

7.10-15 1440 

||95 

•I 

PICNIC JUG 

• Boveraim itay 

hot or cold 

Sin 

4.00-16 

MACK 

•pliii Hi and 

FREE TIRE MQUNTING SERVICE 

MOORE'S FIRESTONE STORE 

II Asbury Ave. OPIN PRIPAY * SATURDAY EVENINGS Phone 300, 

.!„/-•' ••{".;'•*'. '." 'E.;= / » ^ ; - ^ 

Tip for Summer Remembrances 

A fBvorile flowPF of •umifu.f, the delphinium, it und y 

lif thin floral arraiiKeiiient by Alyn W.yne, ofriri.l ilylipt for Ihe 

li* 1 Tclesraph Dn-IWiry A«n

Th« 

1 i^lf wHI' 

afclto Mh •«-. 

Dining 

Rpom 

SOMERS POINT 

Pclnt Orel* 

S«rvin0 lantb & Dinner 

12 Neon to 8.30 P. M. 

DAKY 41.00 SPECIAL 

CLAtttrt TO tAKi HOME 

! Y»»r , f ra. Parking 

OPEN DAILY 

SUNDAYS 

of t(i« Fomous 

mon Buns and Baked 

Mad© With Butter 

JHA PASTRY 

* OUR 27th YEAR 

to &?0 P. M. — Closed Sundays 

STREET and MOORE AVENUE 

Wwt and 

GILLIAN'S 

FUN DECK 

OUR 27fh YiAR 

At nytMgfli Phcf and Boardwalk 

ENTERTAINMENT 

COR YOUNG and OLD 

6 R-l-D-E-S 6 

YOU'LL FIND 

OUR HELP COURTEOUS 

AS ALWAYS 

*&Jtli&jfr #r W « . #I*T ».,,}*-'>SWM 

Out Many Dufks For Youffi 

•I " "• • 

The scent' at OCLIIII IUSI, there- . 

foro, like the life or most of ihe 

summer resldciiti at Oitun City, re- : 

flooU but one facol of the very com. 

Biete life of the Chrt*ian Brolhurs, 

Directly responsible to the Superi-1 ~"~" I 

or General a u Asstatant iuperi. 1346 Learn Swimming 

ers. Again, the terms of the work 

of the Brothers Assistant arc dcicn 

mined largely geographically. Thus 

Th* Cap* May Co. 

Heart Avodation 

gratefully 

acknowlMg** 

(ifta. 

4t« Landli 

6» Ht 

Cur 

Flower Arrangements 

For All Occasions 

Trudi Shoppe 

651 Aibury Avenue 

Phono 0916 

WI WIR« ANYWHERE 

In Community Project 

A group of 346 DOVK and girls look 

advantage of the annual (frcatu 

Wildwood "Learn To Swim" progiam 

at North Wilttwood last veck. 

Of the Intnl. lttO passed tc$ts in 

the week-long lessons sponsored i)y 

the Wildwood Parent Teacher A.SMIL 

iation in conjunction .wtlh the HCL 

leatuut (.oinnUsiitw.aiitl tin. \\ Id , 

wood, tytldtrWM Oi(t-«na North, 

WililwtKB .Beach Pitfols _ ' 

The 9 

tired feet, horn to cope with hot 1 

a m to 1 P m 

Heather, and Insect bitca It is quick 

and easy readme and it takea up ao The uunmrr bin" »l--o !•• » 

little space that you can keep it 

handy for ready reference no matter 

where lou fo 

The booklet can't be bouarht, but 

jou can have it for the price of a 

t card It is distributed a* a pub- rsen ice by a large pharmaceutics! 

coinpan> Just %nte to Dcpt. C, 

Chas Filler & Co . Inc , 630 Flushing 

Avenug, Brooklyn, N.Y, 

on 

dull 1 his Imludu Pelfi Wlsno k\ 

dimuor Mrs Jeanne Rislei sen oi 

n,M»lant Mrv (.on tann Linitblo." 

junior aniilant Mi^ Mariiueiiti 

\au£lian Junior asii Unt Miis 

karohn Steuirt Junior librannn 

Mis Mane Mohl Juni"i Man McChesnti Mis Anne 

Ho(,an and Win. (.oilstanic Lamer in 

season il assistants 

• Ihe niadm« miih " 1 

Widmsdj^ mot nine »1 1«-' m Book 

woim-, in th. foim of balloons cieate 

a i;av utmosphcn and « HiinK I J 

theme .idds intcres •J. - ' 

E. B. Ty(on,.l 

Ht Cralnl 

31arnlnjc Hour" b) 1 < 

I'lium *i]l " 

Paul L. Yinglh 

Ml Wr Wnln Air 1*. 1 

IIUlHi IIUlH I* • m 

Dr. G»orgo C. I 

• 19 WI-HIKl A»».. 

If So Al»fl-< •!• I 

UIFIrr H«u»: I 

and Hy 

OFFICE I 

C*»*rl«y af I 

Ottaopathk 1 

John E. 

•31 tt'l 

PkUM MM 

» a.ls. - 1 p.ss. — 

U 

. Chart** H. V« 

•It Mil 8lre*t 

CHIHOf* 

Dr. John A. 

7M ATLANTIC I 

A, Noll 

an K. 

at End 

1M? uptngui •«• 

I by gooi production and 

i lower than normal nrkca, 

out ova 1 wy piBpMhtettai 

ncrlaa awl fnMlni I (Am**. plant*. Nln. ]i(**», 

Janey H H M M ami alx planu la 

Maryland ami Delaware packed Jersey-grown 

upamiiu this yew. Son* 

MMragus ibr processing b) aba 

. Affording to «hlpp*d «a Ojudi, rroah aspangui, 

ylor. fruit and vegstaUs aenuntlng for 40 per cent of the 

•upertln', New .ler. state's production. Is sold is markeU 

M of Agriculture, all thnuchout the Bast. 

[In the state hive flhlghed 

•ruus and the auction 

Taylor reports that growlna eondi. 

tlons were "IdMl" thta year until 

i now handling only nog. June 10, • After (hut iiaip, exeeni ?e. 

lints. 

ly hl«h temperature* caused a drop 

1,000 acres of n«par»Hiig In qunlHy of the late cuttings. 

I this J«ar In the state, 

i second In the nation In eianHM Atti •rma aaMi •towlH 

[HOLIDAY VILLA 

AIR CONDITIONED 

I. Main St., Pleasantville Phone 370? 

irving Good Home Cooked Dinners 

bxeapt Monday, 5 - 8:30 P. M.; Sunday. 3 - 8:30 I*. M. 

[Ample Free Parking Space in Kmar 

Msnagen: Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilbert Noon 

ENCE 

1TH YOUR FAVORITES 

It Swims and Is In Season/ We Have It 

I Sea Foods to Take Out 

MMAfAT . SCALLOPS 

SHRIMP 

CRABS - DEVILED CRABS 

COLE SLAW 

fclNCH PRIED POTATOES 

ER HASH • POTATO SALAD 

RIED CHICKEN 

We Deliver Phone 1348 

SPENCE S SEA FOOD 

SEA FOOD MARKET and KITCHEN 

10th STRUT and ASBURY AVINUI 

Only fheNew 1957 Kelvinafor Has it! 

Magic Minute 

Rinilitgl 

DOUGLAS BALLARD, left, president of Lake Wales, 

Pla., Kiwanis Club, was one of southern "rebels 11 presented 

with keys to Ocean City by Mayor Edward B. Bowker at big 

inter-elub meeting here last week. Delegations from nine 

other clubs were present, most of them in arija for International 

convention in Atlantic City. 

Room From Historic Mansion to 

be Displayed on Annual Tour 

6O seconds of pre-icrubbing wit 

I deubia-rich «ud« cut* great* better, | 

washes everything cleaner! 

KELVINATOR 

AUTOMATIC WASHER 

Drylnt,! 

# w 

Introcfwctory 

Me. 

''79.95 

**«y Term, 

KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS 

AS iow A« J 179.95 

P I L E G G I PLUMBING A HEATING 

231 WIST AVENU1, PHONI llN 

r •» 

>^v 

\ 

Rye Fined For 

Auto Infractions 

Warrant Istu.d for 

Allsgcd Scefflaw 

Mater vehicle charfM hurd by 

Uunlelpal Judie Franklin A. King 

an Tufjd/y>«ulted In fines for 

•Mi* K*hrll HtMftod that iht 

wat rruklna J* I*H turn fram tth 

ft. M fja mitt! en Ocun av. whan 

•Her*** car drtftaal evf frem a 

,^s 

Hard* MBtpiM W tt» A*Mrfc*n 

QUMW Society rtnul tti* UM ltv« 

of Mme 150,000 Amntau nn being 

taved M«b JPMT prindpilly IM- 

«uw of «rly fM^tiotl of canar 

ud bcttar method* lor the dlafnoak 

and trcBlment of M* fUlMM. 

mtty dsMMian U nasgolnd by 

doctors u one of the beat weipom 

•galnM anw, H WM for Miui m 

ISrtsts, «oBoratlau tor two•on 

that MM New Jer«y DlvuUon 

mn, while ita, forfeited ball and of Mm Society u mtmm up Hi n» 

a wairafft wis Issued to one New 

Jersey scofflaw. 

eer control program In 1947, denMd 

one pen to tba tvm method* now 

Judge King order a bench warrant followed by docton In c-ioinijiatkiii. 

and fits ball on apprehension for for cancer. 

.Vayne a. Kau, 11, of Haddonflcld. One of the methods lilkwof 

N, J.. who failed to appear In answer biopsy whereby • portion of *be 

to a speeding charge. 

sutpeeted U»«ue U rcnDvcd for mi- 

Four defendant wen fined S20 enweopic nanlnatloii and the otter 

•art on eareless driving charge! la the we of UM PspanJcolaou inear, 

Georgia Fierce wai penaliud on 

a test Involving mkTO9copll! ml 

the count which resulted last week 

nation af body fluids. 

vhett she made a wide turn in her With the cooperation of the New 

SUM at IBth »t. and Asbury av. andJersey 

Society of Clinical P»U>olo*:l*ts 

itruek a utility pole. 

• plan n fomulaMd wiwroby UM 

DlvUlon would furnish contauwr* for 

Anthony Btorre, 20, of Broomail. the Mewy and slides lor the nan 

Pa., WM also fined on the charge 

brought by Hiss Margaret I. Kehrli, 

af Scranton, Fa,, following an inter, 

section collision at Ith st, and Ocean 

av. 

OIL BURNER 

INSURANCE 

^ ^ a u j ^BâS*r#lflan MWt^ îUE*f |UB 

^Y'S BICYCLE CENTER 

SALES and SERVICE 

1336 Asbury Avenue 

Open 

Every Day 

RENTAL - 50c Per Hour 

ENGLISH and AMERICAN 

Also Ranted by Day • Weak • Month 

Tandems - Repairs 

OYSTIRS 

CLAMS 

LOBSTER TAILS 

LOBSTER MEAT 

Also: Our Own 

SOFT CRABS 

The old Home Tour this year will The focal center of the room Is Its A esuntM' chars* o* MnlHi drlv- 

give the visitor a look into an old fireplace and fine unsnUepleee. The ln« by Ittera aaaln.t Ml.. Kahrll 

house that no longer enlsts. It waswalls 

are unique in having hortaJntal wat elMiltiM, 

torn down five years ago to nulte panelling, decorated with a •teneUlM 

room for a developmiTjl ,11 Fishing 

John Vandercenu, 51. of Haw 

leaf design. 

Creek. 

thorne. N. J, and Raymond L. Shot. 

The room has been furnished ap- weU, U nl Mount HoUy, N. J., were 

Nobody knows exaetlyAyho built it propriately from the museum's col both fined on careless charges which 

or when. An authoritative guess lection of period pieces, 

resulted from an accident at tth si. 

puts the date around 17B0, It was 

and Asbury av. lut week. Cemplato Cov«rag« 

built by one of the Matthews family, Th* Pcrjecj Boom pro|«t wai 

prominent in Lower Township for urrM oot by a ammHfe* of III* Testimony revealed that Vander of Your Oil Bum«r 

centuries. Samuel Matthews, a pro- Hlstarical ieclefv under the chair, eenu drove hia car from a parking 

genitor of the family, was one of cnanihlp of Rarmond Dlxon, Ban. space at the curb without first turn. for Just a 

the whalers who Hrst settled at nisvlll*. Th* cast w» «har«l by Ing his lights on while ShotweU at 

Town Bank in the IMO's. 

Hie Hl.twkal Soetrty, ttw Art tempted a left turn without use of hw Pennivt a Day 

keaflue and th* bo«rd 9f fnehalsV Us Indicator lights. 

The fajnily was prosperous and ers. 

owned large plantations. They could 

Richard D. (Mlly, M, of Uppar 

afford to build fine homes, and this Earl Dickinson, museum curator, 

D*rby, Pi, wa. flnHl flf on a 

was one of the finest. When the 

•psadlng eeunt. H* ptitsrad •> 

will ihow visltorg around the Peri- 

house was torn down the wreckers 

guilty pl*a te driving II mil** an 

od Room on the day of the tour, 

found J500 in gold coins hidden be- 

hour en Hie Ssnwrs Point Mvd, 

hind a ehlmney. 

TicV"ts for the tour can b» pur- a 

cha^. 4 at the museuffl, the Avaion 

The house was used as s hospital Library, the Vema Shop In Stone Franck M. Headlcy, 51. of 100 

In the War of U12. 

Harbor, and Stalnton's Department G*?no» av.. Pleasantvillc. was freed 

Fortunately ihe developer. Joseph Store in Ocean City. 

of a chargii of causing an accident 

Wlllman, was aware of the hUterte 

at 10th at and Wist av, recently LOCAL 

.value of the house, and offered it 

when his ear eraihed into the rear 

for §500 to anyone who would move 

of another vehicle stopped there tor 24-HOUR SERVICE 

It away. It was In good condition, 

but nobody wanted II, Exchange Club the light. Judge King dismissed the 

charge when testimony revealed that FACTORY TRAINED 

the brakes on Headley's car failed SERVICEMEN 

But a f*w members ef ffi* Coun- 

to hold when he applied jhem. 

ty Art L**fu* h.ard about It and 

Bat parntlMian M dismantle an* ef Has Installation Forfeiting bail were* Elizabeth F Far Informalton an 

Doubieday, Philadelphia, speeding 

fh* reams. This room, now called 

THIS LOW COST PLAN 

th. Period Room, hat (Men rMSfl. Sharp Starts 2nd 

SIS- William J. Reynolds, PhJladel 

phla, speeding, *25; Robert M 

CALL 0450 

strycttd in Hi* csynty musaum and 

Term as President Krasny, Cleveland, O, red light, *10; 

will be apan far th* Old Hous* 

Anthony T. Vincent Jr., Philadelphia, 

Toor, July 13, 

LOUS TACCARIHO 

Robert Sharp was Installed for ht^speeding, 

$10, Thomas R, iwenk, 

An eseellent job of recenstnictien Nfcond six monlh term as president Philadelphia, red light. $10; Richard 

was dene by Franfe Bushnell, ear^ af the Oci?an City Exchange Club a! a Watrpck, Philadelphia, carele: 

FUEL OIL 

] penter of DennlsvUie, who has hadits 

weekly meeting Monday evenln(i driving, $25. 

I considerable experience at reeen- in FtymQUih lnn= 

PLUMBING . HEATING 

! stpuctlsn of old homes, photographs 

1 Morgan Mdrri.N, of Allanlie City, Northing wears out quite a§ quick Gwiaral Motor* D«lco-Hsat 

were (taken of the room before It Exchange DUtr&t Governor, was the ly as a reputation that Isnt w#ll 618 WIST AVENUE 

! was dismantled, and Gregory Ogden installing ofTieer, He was secern- taken care of. 

\ of Cape May drew the blueprints. psnied heri? by Joisph Dallgy* presh 

ieiit of the Atlantic City Fxchangf 

Club, 

Resort Girl Winner 

Rol5#rt Mpngel was installed as 

I of New Essay Honor treasurer to succeed Maefcey Corson, 

uliosf term expired, Philip Turnei ADMITS U6HT * Up It IK Cmmlmr • AUIMIMUM 

; An Orenn City school (Orl was one was re-sealed as vied president, and 

of the final award winners in theIlferry 

Klause Jr. as set'reiary. 

I state-wide sofety^ essay fontest sp»n= 

! sor«l by the American Legion We- 

District Governor Morris charged 

Buta Akpfs, Divid Btrea^r and Rot 

j partment of New Jersey. 

i?rt Monihan a& neu mombcr^ of the 

Viheenl Evangelbiia, eemmander of tliib's board of conifoL Holdover 

ihe Morgan.Itanek Post, of Oecan board memberN include William Bate 

City, received wurd this week that &on. Hurry AdamM and Augustus 

Marion Miraglilo, Seventh Grade QoeUL 

pupil at St. Augustine's School and 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr Morris npoke briefly on the 

Mlrmllllo, WHH awarded second hurl, new Notional jExohajige Club head- 

orabie mention in the state final quajrterM building in Toledo, ©., which 

Judging. 

was dedicated Tuesday, He also in 

Marlon, who previously won thevUed 

Ocean City Exchange to play 

local post and county contests with an important part in the annual eoiv 

her essay on "Safety in the Home, 

vention of the National Exchange 

Street and School", was one of only 

Club at Atlantic City In September 

10 winners at the slate level, she James Pulvino, chairmsn for ladis^ 

will receive a medal and honor cita- night affairs, announced a dinned 

tion. 

dance at the Atlantic City Country 

Club for members and their wives 

and friends on Monday, July 22, fhe 

affair will honor the newly installed 

officers. 

Pair Fined M0 For 

Wildwood Fiitietjfft 

Two Newark visitors at Wildwood 

were fined WO each this week as the 

remit of a fight which they carried 

from the sidewalk outside a hotel all 

the way into the jail cell, 

Edward Slegel, 28, who reported 

himself as an employe of the Intern* 

al Revenue Department, and Robert 

P, Buckley, 25, were arrested on the 

complaint of Harold G, Gorman, 

operator of the hotel on Atlantic av. 

Police Lt. MUlard Campbell told 

Judge Louis Mattera that the two 

men continued their argument In the 

Jail cell and damaged the plumbing 

ihtre. 

ClaasHM Ad. Mill SUM KwuiN 

HBARINO 

OLAMBS 

SOUTH JERSEY 

HEARING AID CENTER 

mCPAOH AMD' HBBVICE FOB 

AU, MAKBft 

I—lh. M, bbk. Up. 

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942 Bay Av«. Phone 1241 

NOW!! 

ALL KINDS OF CONSUMER SERVICE 

AVAILABLE THROUGH ONE ORGANIZATION 

on 

YOUR HOME, APARTMENT ar BUSINESS PROPERTY 

Remodeling, Altarationt •nd Repairs 

by RagliMrMi Builder* 

FURNITURE 

Rcflniihing - Repairing • Ramodaling and Restoring 

Ixport Reconditioning of: ' 

WICKER • METAL - PORCH end LAWN FURNITURE 

EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICE ON: BJEDV BURSAUS, 

CHESTS OF DRAWERS, CHAIRS, TABLES 

and Othtt- Itonw 

CUSTOM WOODWORKING OF ALL KINDS 

HOUSE PAINTING (Imlda or OuMdo) 

BOAT 

• REFINISHING and CABINET WORK 

W« Al«o Offer Plumbing, Iloctrieal, Mastering and 

OHMT Service* Through Our Associate* 

CARETAKER SERVICE ON YOUR HOME 

OWING THE WINTER MONTHS 

EARL NORTH'S WOOD SHOP 

10th StrMf OpptMit* R. R. Station Phon* 2936 

k- ,A#*.&..3i^..i.&i.. 

twen ant to tb* 4ot*on 

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COMPLETE BBAUTY SEUVKS 

by ANDREW and CLAIKE 

fSS ASBURY AVENUE 

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IN NEW LOCATION 

MAirTY tMLTUM IN ALL I 

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Phil's Beauty Shoppe 

1161 WMt Avwiu* Phone IfM 

HAIR STYLING 

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Dot's Beauty Salon 

A Complete Beatify Headquarters 


Doris Walls PHONI li«J 

AMPLE FU1 PARKINS 

WE ISSUE S. * H. GREEN STAMPS 

BOULEVARD BEAUTY 

and SLEHDEWZ1MG SALOH 

713 •afterSM Road 

Compfefe Bveufy 

Phone 2770 For 

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BEAUTY SALON 


All P*rmaiMnt W< 

And AN BaaHty AM* 

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404 Boardwalk Phon* IMS 

Speciallxlng In Permanent W 

and All Beauty SorvltM 

NRMAMIHT WAV 

Mi St. at €MHnl 

JOHNSON'S 

i •. i '• 

Beauty So/oi»

in UM P.rl 

„ Itov. Mr Walter* 

«h* "Building Buig Fund 

k spatial ctnnwny 

BMI Hymn, Mrs. Al 

: aalalat, will toad 

In abusing "The 

Synod PmicWflt to 

- - " A " Chop*l 

M&% mÔlum* School CldK.es 

tot all «ges; tfursery «irough d 

w»l 

to squad and color 

ik colwmn 1, 

It Dr. Stomr to b« 

'Walk 

DIL ROSS H STOVER 

|>r AUxandor K Smith ratlin »l 

Raw i A\enue M*»tlmdL*t Lhunh N r 

riitown Pa will be .tne %,M iki i it 

the t«o iimming AT\ IK -* «f 'he 

Ocelli Cii\ labernn.lt* A iOtidi on 

uti Sundav 

WOODS 

* M Mri 

p. fn- *o. Sunday will 

t of * nulve of Fa: Rev. Albert L. 

EV, FRANK F- ADLER 

College two well known clergy m* n 

will handle major roles in the sv. \ 

from Drew Ice of formal dedication flt th« new 

Wltil • Central Ocean City Chapel of Si 

John's Lutheran Church. 3Wh it. ,uid 

Wett av,, on Sunday afternoon. 

t U. 6. AH- R>ra In 

!• Dow engaged In Br, Knudtvn. president uf IW 

Wdaric First 

n Synod .of New Jersey, uill 

fraf Syracuse, which w*s the dedication and prraeh 

by 0rt in J the sermon of the day. He officiates 

At the tt)fl\iAl contention of the Sy- 

7k, "Cuffick, the pastor, nod, ftelc^ here in May, ^ 

The Rev. Mr. Adlcr. putor of S( 

i la UM thureb John's Church, planned the nvu 

building as pail of the churfli's i.v 

t kit Ihne will be puukm program tv serve a larger 

ttfjh* Summer Qp j-rti^frogation In the summer monUis. 

He will greet visitors and accept the 

it4t»u- key* to the building. 

\urch Announcements 

' •FMaik 

[ ( l p Service 

I 1 Ur Smith forme*" p^stoi of \if-h 

St.rt.rt Mcthodisl t hurch and Si 

James Methodist Church in Phil.i 

-dtlphia h*.^ also *.ci^td *>«. •. d.M nt 

supf nntt ndent of the Philadi Ipnu 

CuttOi ento lie I** i* *J «ulini* of 

Dickin&on toUegt- to&e, "Same F., 

mtt by the Sumnur 

AMbcm, 'Still, SUil 

r,hy IXwte; Solo. "Spirit 

«arl*lj(h; Anthem, "Ttici* 

C M Nl£M Tlivre", by 

i School Classes 

r 

t&e. You are Invited to 

and 

> MA floor of* the church 

nt meets in Uie 

L ]#k*ice led by How 

r Uie 

tÔnir. by Speaks, fiojo. 

An Thy Dw«J!fagfc**, 

by 

Auxiliary, Bb- 

[^ **««£ OatnU Bible Institute 

A member of the Gtncial (_«I..IM 

riite In 19&^ and I I JT*I he has sii\t--d 

I on se\t*rjl btiaids lmliKlin.; ihe 

Methodic! Hospital ind Mvtliodist Or 

phnnaut »f Philadelphia and tht Pi n 

1 mngton School m Pt»n.uiuJ"n "N -J 

I The two idt-ntual moiTiin£ **ii\ices 

I mil bt ftt ft and 11 odix-it in Uie I 

i new 0ern 

the 7J 000 who jtunded *ind the 20r 

000 turni'd &UJV fium une of hit 

11 a m — Morning Pra\*?r J id F.inttr sunnse SUMHS ai Temple 

(Communion on first Sun I Stadium His radio senm^ have 

resulted m UIP shut W nifml>t.i of 

\ July 10— 'In** ooiisifvatHin luiisidcun^ him 

j Holy Cuttuiiutiiun at 7 ihfn p^stoi 

ThundaiV/ July 11— Lit Leon I Moon, new K flrtml 

Holy Tnnity Church !•* Jhâ^^ op iupenniendem of 0u> T-iiMinacle 

*n for \vur pravcr* tutd dc*-olioiu ' will scr\e as tliapUm tit all service* 

WJiile the Chapel LS bemt; ifdtn.niat ] Music will be bv the well known 

edt the Blessed Sacrament i*> in thL Ottan iano 

FIRST PRiSttYTERIAN 

7tfl st *i,*J W*ftey *v 

Preaching Chrlit Crucifl*d, Rl>en 

and Comln*} Again 

Rev. William RaCkllff* Allan, Paftor 

9 30 a m—Sunday School hir ilie 

whole family William V W fiu v 

general supcrititfindeiit Don't niLss L JUlAt(in#1icfc tn 

Bible Study durlns xataUon time ' "'v*""" » u 

NiallLV b l-hijut n tulltlalio 1 um 

Ptrkinb l)llltmu> ,IIIQ 1 t'ontii d Mm 

Clun ai tlie on, in 

All seIMCC 

an pi LI tiUtl in 1vOll^ 

hen. ice and the eênin^ 

i-euict aNo 

includes an orjjan retiMl 

V«ur spirilual ncLds me Uu> sinnc | BaSS Soloist 

•tinter and slimmer Llnise*. for all 

agirt 

10 45 a m —Organ MrditrfUon 

11 a m—Morning Worship Nuis 

ery for pre-MXlioul child ren in I he 

HANEY LLOYD CHATTIN 

Church House Vcttta.;. I-s Chn t s 

Coming Near**' 

>«H Ettat* — inMranM 

6 30 p tn —Intermediate and Scnioi 

• Chfislian Endeav or 

1311 Aibury AvaniM Pbort* 0040 

j 7 30 p m—Organ MVdiUiUoii 

7 4% p m—Fwnlnj; Wo.ship Mis 

ape 'Joseph Saw the (.ross Iht 

chulr under the directtott of lira 

Mknun Trout Murphy will s.nj' .it 

both services 

W«in**day— 

OCEAN CITY HOME 

7 4& p m—Midweek ' Ilible SUidj 

Hour"* You ate tordiallv m\ ilt'd to 

SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 

come and bring a friend with >ou 

Enjav sinîn^, Bfbla ntudv .uid n) 

so4 a tim« ta discuss quc«.iioni, *ind 

1001 Atbury Avanua Phon. Q012 

prablenu 

Cwiday. July 7— 

11 p tn —JuiuQr Illjjli \uuii^ Peo 

pie'leave Tor Tri-Suie bible Confer- 

«ace, Haverford, Pa 

During Jul> end August—- 

Mornlna Worship a 30 and II a m 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Sund«y School 0 30 a m 

DAVID HUMPHREY 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

Kvcniug Watieiit al Trinity Col- 

Rw, Alb.rt F. Start, AsW, Paiter kKo, Cleaniiilcr, Fin, lie l« • ial. 

•UNDAVS— 

i-ilLvd harlione vuiiillsi and irum'M!! 

s—6:30 il. J 15, 10 30 nrii] soloist. ^ 

a, m Saturday niulil 1* "Film Nighi" 

N an ,S.iUiidn\ - 4 to 3:30 with the HIIOUMIU of lurient Ciospel 

and 730 lo B p. m, 

and mbtiduniiry ni.ns in Hound and 

DaUy Mass at 7:30 n. m. 

color. This SIIIUIIIHV'H (July Bill! 

Flr.t Friday— 

fcaturu Bill bi> '•Wireiapper", Irae 

MasiMai—«:30 and i n. m. story of Jim Vaus, formuj' Kiinj)!.Ler, 

Csn(esslon> on Thuv^dny beforf. wllo prior to 'us i-onvurglon to 

4 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9. 

ChrUtianily H.-.S a wkeiapper for 

yanyland. 

Every Suntlay aflunioon tilt! Con, 

Who Invents ferfiice sponsors "The Old Ka«h, 

toned Hymn SinM" from I 1" 4 o'clock 

on the Music p|O|.. The nil inusknl 

IN Lamp Oil? prosrarn on July 7 will feature vocal 

•QUESTION: Vhn Inttuwd tht and IrMtruincnlal Milos by Mark 

limp hair cut? *. /„ KfJuttd Cilj. t'orts, Lois Likens, soprano; James 

C'a/i/arsffl. 

Furrow, tenor, from Haddon llclghu. 

ANSWER! ]| ni. Invvmril hy Dons Wright Is oruHtiiNt, Jean Lainc, 

Vinrfm R Pilfgg! of VINCENT pianist. 

AND JOSEPH, Inc, 

Other Conference features are : 

tlallv bcnih meetlnus fur children, ' 

Paltm ipgilicd Fi-l.fuiry U, If41. colidueted liv^ Mlsn Yvonne Smllh, | 

Cranlrd jyiie s. i»*(, 

iiradunte ol The Kliiil's Cullciic and ; 

"rhe lamp pruning ffirilmd hsi Philadelphia Bible Iiistlluti.', who Is | 

brcn mo*i •uriT^^fui it! aver ihe yuuUi director ol the OaplUl Church; : 

L ,S.,\. It briii^t qui tlie natural Veunfi People's Niaht cveij Tuesday ' 

vtavr tinfi Hlneli vffy dflFn ire at 9 o*clork with i-'.-crualioiiiil activ- 

•vtrigaLrd—i>pKlillv In rhildrrn'i ity directed by Murk Coi is and Miss 

hair, ii Hti! i< In that of [ttn-ijen 

snd waincB who ire ierv pariiculir 

aboul Imvinn Ihiir hiir Irainfd into 

• oil niturai ivavf*= 

•4. apse(r(a< fa T». dmtrlimm 

(fiWrmtr Mafniie, 

At all Viiicenl A juipph Sal,.in. 

in Ocean City, Flanders Hotel 

phone 2277. 

: 

^mithi and the Conference Prayer 

meeting evcry^ Wednesday at 10:30 ' 

a. in. coiidiit-ied by Pastor Wiiurrt, ! 

The Summer Bible CuBJerence, 

uliieh began June 30. ciintinues for • 

nine t-ensecuHve weeks thriiugh Sep, : 

tember 1, featurinM prominent Blbie j 

teachers and preachers SLS speakers. 

The Conference is nonKicnorninatio, • 

al. wKh all mGciiniis open to f mtultif^r-n 

7:» p, n.—OpwilikS Servloo , Truth, and Love— 

will be cmpllliiiized al Chrhlian Stlent-u 

servk-e^ this !>unday. 

8eleL'tlurbf to IH' read from the 

Itibte in Uie. Li.*&son*Serrnqn enlitled 

-clod" include the foliuwlim from 

Ju^ltuii fJ:©*: "llgive not i eonimynd* 

ed Uice? Be sln'nM ond of n ôod 

ciiurimu; be not nfriild, neither be 

th»u diMmayed: for the LArd thy 

(kid is wiih Illee wmlhefsoever Uluu 

yoc-Bt", 

From ".St-leiu-i^ mid Ileolth \vitll 

Kc5 r to the Seriyture!*" by Mor> ; 

He .(ep» that #« can Ul 

fairly cwnforww* 

We •• avoid overeipomure to Iks 

rays of tbe tun. W« faa eu- 

:e persplraUon^which b QUf 

buiH-ln cootlnK d»rfe«—tef ifl 

ito mtlke of Mind mMM 1T« 

in avoid »IM*OHC boTerigo. We 

tan wear light. Porous nothing wbleta 

permits the circulation of Hr about 

bur bodtf* an4 enevVTIfealke 

evaporation of per»plr,tioo. We can 

bilhe frequenUy. lo keep pore! 

eleahwd and open 

We can avoid heavy and ratty 

foods and prefer frultn, vegetaHM, 

and salada. We can limit our ,ct|vl 

lies and eonlrol our cmotlona. so as 

tn avoid the Increased bodily hpat 

r.lileh both produce . BJ all tttew 

means of physical and menial adluftri>cnl, 

we can beat the heat. Thus 

derUiHely we can do something about 

It—Michael S, Newjobn, M*. l>. 

11 a. B. Morning Worship Service. 

Thursday, I p. n. CJwIr NbeamL FIRST METHODIST 

j VM P. m. Svpnliii Worship Wff- 

Eighth $ttfwt ana Csnfral Mft 

Wednesday, I p, m Prayer Beck 

1 -i * » / • • ' -. ' - • * -- 

' " * • . / 

OCEAN CITY UNION CMAPiL 

SUNDAY, JULY 7th 

1)44 Central av. 

At this Sundayji service the Rev, 

E B. Falman wUl bring a moaagc 

on the topic "We Preach Christ, 

Cmelfted", from I Cor, 1:23. 

•nie Rev. Mr. Fairman was in the 

Air Foree Chaplaincy tor Uireo yean 

during World War H He then made 

a trip of 45.000 miles visiting Hie 

various mission staltons. 

Before rtlumlng to Uie U, S. he 

Dr. WRRMM It €uffick 

tllretted intcnjcnominattonal work 

qajnp on the snores of the Medlterranean 

In Egypt, He is no^v aiisoelated 

•with iho Board of Foreign 

Missions of the United PresByterlin 

CiiimJi of North America a* promo- Jinlca Hirwnyi, Sofw.no Waltw Frtwtorkfc*. T 

ttonal socretary. 

tlsfeur Kddy will be rend the followliin 

(2y8:yM?i: "There Is no power 

apiirt frtiin Hod. Omnipotence has 

oLher power is lu dyîonur Uod**. 

Tht Uoldcii Test ia from Joel 12: 

i"i; "Vt> sliall knoiv Uiut 1 am In HOW in TN 

thy miSNt of Israel. 3nd that 1 am 

the Lord y»ur (toil, iind none eliie.** CHRISTIAN 

ST. JAMES A, M. t. 

»lti it, and Havan ay. 

•av. O. i. *mlHi. 

DR. ALBERT L. RAMCR 

11 a. B.—Morning Senric*. 

* p. m.—Suflday ScbooL 

8:90 p. m.—Young People's l(eet 

nf. 

'14Mkc) •unday 

I p. m —Ever^nf wankfp, 

(MM he) 

Flrtt MMhsdtot Church. $yr*ctMf). (I-Y. 

Maslnaaday— 

8 p. m, Wednesday evenlni | WOU (7t#|tc) tunilf TiU P.M. 

grayer meetini. 

ICh. «) »UfMl»T »!*» A, Mb 

T:SO p, m—Prayer Serr]M, 

•rMay— 

7:30 p m—Junior CRolr re- A. M.: CHWHCH SCHOOL fQft ALf Afjf|. ^^=-^=-^ 

JUTsaL 

•iSO p. m—Senior Choir raheanaL 

. . . 

TAllRNACLi »ArTIST 

IHi it, ana Wilt ay. I 

Rav. WIHUm H. WHwn, Paslsr 

10 a. B, Sunday School. 

17th ST. 

MARKET 

Open Thursday, Friday 

and Saturday Nights 

'til 9 

DELIVERY PHONE 1363 

ompetitive Prices 

FINE FOODS 

» GROCERIES 

• PRIME MEATS 

• PRODUCE 

Whmn in the area visit our stores 

in Avalon and Absmton 

DEDICATION SERVICE 

THE CHAPEL OF ST. JOHN'S 

"The Place Wherein His Honour Dwelleth" 

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 7, 1957 

4 o'clock 

36th and West Avenue Ocean City, N. J, 

ORGAN RICITAL — 3i43 P.M. 

GEORGE G. ASHTON on the new Baldwin Electronic Mode! 45 

PROCESSIONAL INTO SANCTUARY and 

PRESENTATION OF KIYS TO THI PASTOR 

THI CLERGY THE CHOIR OF ST. JOHN'S HONORED GUESTS 

THE SERVICE and SERMON DEDICATION 

THI REV. EDWIN H. KNUDTEN, D. D., 

President of the Evangelical Lutheran- Synod of New Jersey. 

PARTICIPANTS 

THI REV. CARL W. WEBER, St. John's Lutheran Church, Mayfair, Phila. 

THI REV. DONALD S. DOLL, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Ardmore. Pa. 

THI REV CHARLES F. RINCK, Preiident, Southern Conference, 

Now jersey Synod. 

PRESENTATION OF GIFTS and MEMORIALS 

MR. HANS P. VOSS, Chairman, Building Committee 

MR. HARVEY J. AUNGST, . Mrn. 

n,tvid P. Wi'lyhl urîiiiUl. Mt^sak'f 

by licv. Ouvid I». Wriaiii, "Threi- 

Fvast?,". Cunimunion SL^jîL'y. 

Kh4r» il. m. == HinH'rvisi'd Nursery 

[low imliiirti. 

1UL43 a._ m.- -Junior Uiiuri'ii diswn- 

V J, . , 

WINDOW SHAMS 

Cyt-to-Measura for 

Window* up to 

54" Wide 

BUDD S 

743 Afbury Av*. Ph. 2802 

We deliver personal service 

when we deliver (iea(ing oil! 

we're proud of our service and we want la make It 

•vailaWe to you—day and night-t-'ro^W the elpckl 

We make •ulomatte delivery of Atlantic's fampns 

tnplc-n-fintd heating oil now with a mur «ddiUv» that 

helps prevent sediment from fonqiBf in your tank. 

We put your burner in «BtheIa«» condition and «wp 

it pperatini effleifntly. 

T 

Let w hcatinu comf..rt f th thia 

winter be mir mirbuaiaeM, 

Call'or ' 

writ* ua—today! 

BURKARD 

2J0 E. EUventh Street 

Ph. Ocean City 0414 

City Tabernacle 

lr, Ocean City, N Jr 

7ITH SEASQN I|liY 

m 9:P0 A. M- and 11:00 A- M. - IDfHT|CA|. W i m 

NEW OCEAN CITf TABERHACU, WESUY ^ 5th T0 M iff. 

(AIR VENTILATION) 

Dr. A'exqnder K. ^mi 

Paitor, Haw» Avwnu* M*t|^4iM Chyrch, ôrristown, 

7:36 P.M.-STRAND THEATRE 

•th 4ND THE r>OA>»DWAU 

Mr. EtaJ^Jl!, 

9:00f.M- 

14th 

Noah W. MQor«r Jr. 

Mfic dt 4"- ^t'c** fry * 

OCEAN CITC'TABERf&CLE aUA»TETT« 

Pimnly mt Frp fî^ fep|# Avy/lo^ t^hf tyq^ng S*rvh 

1157 nn 

1

M * 

B>- 

•MMM* 

to "Ha**, 

k Bowl* 

> 

Pharaoh the Eifyptian *!w enslave. 

ihe Hebrew people. 

SURF 

and Tmmsrrsw 

Joe Butterfly" is the h.la-i. g. 

storj of a sroup of Q i '.: who are 

to put out a magazine on a 

taken japanef waaoinj hfidquiner. jboirc 

a 140-fot.; usawifr. K.r the t.»f 

months required te Forr,?:,-e ^:>f 

photoirrapiiy. Penn;»,;ctn Sa- ^Veipn 

by (Juwn Mietf of Toru ;d 

!Se Mfndly I.Una* !or th rf-j-ora 

in; of ;he Maopj ihu.r of -too nj-,ie 

"••ft SBE:M I-f Sanrijs (•,.[» 

Rjtn. B n-...-....r V .. iê •», 1. -.- - 

Tlie 

aan-f Dm 

pondeflt has eoaimandsered ai^ the 

available presses, 

Msnday, Tu«My, and MfMlncMay 

-The Kettles on Old MaeDonald-. *"*''*• 

Farm,' is aniKhcr of Ihe hilarkiif 

Ma and Pa Ke«le pictures. It stars , I -- ,*~— 

Marjorie Main and Parker Pennelly ! „ h! *'""«„"'* ' : ' v * 

Olorta Talbot, and Mm 5aaiti,' SA ^ . ° M %f J f. 

ptay • pair of >-ount romanyM iht ' for -Par. \O-T W^" : '< 

Urge Oriaiy bear, """" 

It U possible to acqu,je 

Him in a square deal. 

f:•} 

ti 

, MiurtH 

hh pn« ts, -O 

Carw «^ H. 

.»>arrh for , 

can sin* and a at, 

a round look HpanU fe . wC, t*> 

Ihe osher l*o feai-jred 

CAN 1 HAVE 

IT DONE 

A Dirmaery of Spîalized ServJns 

WHERE ? 

No Job Too Big 

©f Fee Small 

• VENETIAN BUNDS 

• WINDOW SHADES 

M. CMILLE 

1113 Boy AVMIU* 

MM 

OCEAN CITY 

iXPRISS CO. 

A 

- - * 1 *••!*., . 

Famed Choms 

at D ier SaJurday 

Soetoty 

on ioral Sodily o 

attraction on ihe 

••u.J at 8 p, m. This 

,1 acuaUned b» ertties 

le oytiitandlng ehoral 

nf the eastern sfaboirt 

v. y eonMrt app«ar»n 

tarw ne east. 

TUB nnyBBPrshlp of !he,So*ieiy U 

elude* pp people from many walks of 

Dt L r s Biplneers 

hfe Doetort. Lawyers, p 

I Nurses, Housewives, and many others, 

j These people are banded tflgether 

foi the purpose of pre-B-ntinK Iwd 

i mii»ie for the puUie's enterulBBwnt 

! Tlie Society wUl be BUkulf lit 

annual appearanee on the Her, and 

again will be under the dlreetlon of 

Lff.i. A; Shearer, wel|.kno»Ti South 

I Jersey musical personaJlly, Mr, 

I Shearer also is direiior of the PhU. 

•delphia National lank Choral Society 

and Is director of music at the 

Centenary Tubemaele Methodist 

Church in ramden 

The first hair of (he evfnLng's 

prfEram will consist of escerpH front 

Victor Herbert's Popular operetta, 

-The Red Mill*. Mr. Shearer will re. 

lstt the storj- of the operetw, and 

Iht Choral Socie-y .-ill sing the more 

popular numbers from the shsw. 

The program; 

Encerpts from "The Bed Mill", 

Victor Herbert. 

-By the Side of the Mill", Chorus; 

-You Sever Can Tell About s Wo. j 

man", Richard Himes and Edwin 

Jscohy, "The Isle of Our Dreams", | 

Mtrearei Wiieox and Nelson Palmer; 

"When You're Pretly", Shirley 

Stumpp and Chorus; "iloonbeim* 1 ', 

Mirsaret WIlcos and Chorus; "If 

You Love But Me", Shirley Stumpp. 

Him Sinister, and Chorus: "Every 

P»5 ts Ladies' Day With Me" Herbrn 

VetternlaJi and the Gentlemen; 

= 

BecaiLse You're You" jane EUen, 

hard!. Herbert Vetterman, and Chorus, 

îreets of New York", Joseph 

Shearer and Harry Shuster; "Wedding 

.March", Chorus; "The Wedding Bell 

scng". Chorus; -'Finals", Chorus 

PABT n 

Chorus: 

1 - = The Camovalf" Rossini 

1 "Momlnc- Speaks 1 

3 "Menea" Slecjynslsi 

Soprsns: 

I "Ouvre Ton Cdeur" . Bi?et 

i A Heart "Thai Is Free" 

Robin 

LILIAN SEYBOtJJ 

i^.aru-: 

C'TO-l 

1 

"Czwjio.siovakian Dance 

SiV arr Manney 

-1 F^'J j 5on c Cornifl g On * _ 

McHush 

"EaTi'e Hjmn of the Repub* 

It" arr WiUiou.ki 

I Heard a Tore.l Prayins" 

DeRo.e 

serenade" •from ^-The sm, 

den! Frmce' . Hsmb'fl 

ROBERT WILLIAMS 

I Could lla. e Danced AU 

arr 

vr Walt Shearer 

Alois" 

Af'cr j }ear ard a half ab.enfe 

f.-em Ir.r.cr,;; International, Rorj 

liihoun rfurr., ., do "Il«nlp 

Bru»J. in uniinal W(,1(n, bi Bar- 

: r,rj Uirard. tajhoua is working on 

. "Ii:?ed guat." at pre^nt 

>*SWjf5Mj;W;Vi9Sr 

Coming h» StH Her 

the snimner 

sihore. The wiebnitton of «h« «» 

annlvwaafy of QM amuseracnt ipot 

resulted In • Ml» Mason with a 

of uniuual miTartloiu to 

ffmm BrlHP wd U* M, 

lion's number one female 

Itma CBTOII, ii«dlln# « 

sUge rev-u. in U» Music Hall TOe. 

•Mtt U» * f««n Sunday. July 7, 

taraueh Saturday, July IS. Majnard 

Pergumi and toe O* KM Quar- 

Mtmy through. 

in inn 

roU ud 

•w • 

•Dd Jean hu 

tram want 

and wniUgi 

Into a tabuiouj 

jmWoti,. 

funnlwt women I 

l LUU.BM 

M 

KAJ'S DANISH Bi 

and COFFEi SI 

The Horn* of Dallctout Bakmd 

DAILY SPECIALS 

Comer 11th and Aibury Aw, — Phew] 

Opm 'til 12 Noon Mmiliyi — O|wn 'til 4 F.MJ 

FINSEL HARDWi 

3212 A5BUHY AVENUE 

FELTON IIBLIV PAINTS SARQM1 

ILICTHICAL A PLUMBINO lWn.lU 

HOUSIWAMS • CLASS , LOCKS • MY* . 

Dally I A.M. t» 1:3d f.R H«| «)*. 

Frt A Sat, i A.M, fa • P.M. m PIMStL. < 

LAUNDERE 

607 WEST AVE 

WINTER 

PRICES 

Free Parking 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

of OCEAN CITY 

_ 8TH STREET AND A5BURY AVENUE 

Cendenssd Statement of Condition June 6, 1957 

ASSITS 

J6 

_ ...j and Reserve 

U. S. Governmonf riolM anjV^l^.'..'J..' W,i."' HJh' ••••••••••.. * 

U. S. Gov*mm*nl Bonds... 

rfiM . , 

Sfeefc in FadM-ii RMTM Bink 

^ M Swr«d by C l l l 

C«plt«l—Common S»oifc 

S»wpliw , .,, 

UftdMdwf Profit! 

JAMBS 

OUWJS K. THDWPOH 

39,93 

50.001.00 

18,000.00 

SUKKN TO PIIILADKLPHM IUT AVAIL THKMslil.VKS OF 

OSA1, HKBVICK BY HOAJtOIKG tAMOtN TRAINS 

fcOSSKCTISf, WITH TI1K Mn«AI 

' iPBKD MXE AT IIKOADU AV. 

ES TKRMI.VA1. TO 1STB AND 

STS.. PHILA. 

FAST « SAff • 

CONVENIENT - COMFORTABIM 

Kdlll* iH\ »,ul 11 miisl iiii|HHi ml 

rulo wh«n In \ooV. oni lui M i I(M. 

IJi ai do i Sijnh ^ in Sim »i 

\jnitti I>* nt M« h i intn ^nii 

in IML H» K tj tn ill n M ii »i * 

11 hliiip4 IU »i is in t ^ >'k*'» \"l l1 

K I hi i liu * ' il* 11 m I ''*• " llh ' 

Likht tnou h K*nm tlU "ill ' ^" 

tmiit ^ Sukim thiomh smul i\ >t 

tht (• lit* n i * mlit ion »t Ti ahoii * 

ajl I, - , A tt.W fa^.L. .1'jJiiS,.-^ j. *ZA..,-J&.,uiiSUm*Afil 

Mr. Landis «nnounc«d that the 

•bow would need twtWHO N and BO 

Here men and the following »p*cl»Hlei: 10Star 

of Stage 

Eirli for the RMkattii; eight man 

lab lagin 

K«nn*ally Ntrturad 

I W*elc't'lngogeni*ni 

and eight glrli (or a long and danM 

Shew oponing number; eight .how glrtawho In Gateway Comedy 

Opeht Sunday Night 

would have three numbers through, 

director of the out *h« program; a mala ojuartet, pn. 

was introduced to 

i itUndlag the talent 

fcrubly an already arganlnd iroupi 

(bow given Monday which would have four numbers. 

art In Siomers point, Red Hot Mammas In. ludlng • Sophie 

wno arrived In town Tusker type iotoUtj eight married 

noon lo tak« over Ihe couples for in old faihloned soft 

_ and arranging the •hoe dance; 

| the show, •mured the A husband and wile team with the 

•n and friends that man u Boloitt and the woman un 

director, would BMkg able to Hing: eiRht couples for blue? 

out of them before dance, numbers; elsht men (or a 

I on the first showing Hjtwallan dance, eight dancing 

ciuplt-B for » Vir-ginla Reel; elgnt 

to Mplaln ihatjil 

couples for • Calypal routine; male 

1 b* iimlM M on^ 

and female witbists and four persons 

iM would bt 

to appear in two ikits. 

watolv tar aach ail. Mrs. Warren Smith, general ehuii 

man of the affair, announced tnat 

algnatiirc pagea in the program 

ImuKa are aviilablc. All those wish 

ing to aign up are requested to con. 

SCHOOL tact Mrs. Ernest Townson and Mrs 

Edward Field Jr. 

rRAL AVENUE Muilcal entertainment at the partv 

ncMl TMchari was provided By Mr. and Mrs. Paul 

Well, with George Ashton actorn 

•ling Program panlng at the piano. 

. M. to lliM P, M, 

li 1 TO f 

Many a m«n. even Ihouuli he i-. 

unhandy al maklna repairs around 

1797-M the home, could iiWp a lot by meiid 

Inn his ways. 

f tian 

In amateur boxing rank*, (lugging 

his w«y to the world'* amateur 

lightweight ch*mp1on*hip. |n 117 

amateur t>aut*r tht fighting Irishman 

won ueven t|tl*i |n #ddltion to 

playing freihrnan football for Notre 

Dame. 

Tlit'n in) ii^lrmlol in , »nd the "l>n^ 

hit him lie lor cot ;tbonl rolli'ê 

fool hall and boxing. iiijnndoiKHl nth 

.rholarship, went to Chicstnt. n 1 (ill Thompson, bass baritone, and singly in feature, acting rok^s foi 

Cmalee Earon. ttmtrallo. return to CBS Television 

the Ocvan City Music I'ier Sunda; Both Miss Ejron ind Mi ThoTip 

evening, alter ftv*.- yrar*. The sinif, son studied under scholarship at the 

ITS brinn with them brand back- AtHdtMni of Vut,al \i( Ml s Lai on 

grounds n 

( ily. lloU'l miti tluh iln\c Miiptuir- has hi«j MA (urn. ltin at the Music Pipr Tnt\ 

turntd Is thl* coirttty Josh Loflafi 

u ill continue tin oii^h nc\l trida\ 

whon) K*nn#ally had chauffsured /Vius/c P/er Concerf Programs Miss t ullni 

durfng the war remembered hi* 

|uep drlv*r and put him In an i n — Clarence Fuhrman, Conductor — 

portant rel* in the national com 

Bsvlnnlng Dally illr M 

pany of Mlst#r Rob*rt£ 

1 ^ a 19JO winnci ot I be 

\(Himbut r, huunddtion Anjid tids 

unk In man\ citic from coust to 

Lm t is ^ solo tecitiilist and h ts 

\ on tin pi*iL>. AI K;it'ti»;um 

Mr rc.iin 

N.iu;;lil\ Mani'Itl* 

I'AHT II 

MIMTV Widitw SL-ICLIIDM 

Thij. Ij. My Unloved 

Miss Doiiljlod 

Wrddiiitf ut tin* Wind:- 

Wlu-n 1 Unvv Sum; AA 

Swnus ....... . 

Mr. Dei 

Unc In Idk'iH-iS 

l'lt-nly ol .NuUin 

Mr. Potkin- 

KIM HIUI 

MONDAY JULY 8 

Miss \nK' l f |l1 t olluii ^ 'MJI I ino 

( n ii li \\ ill i I KIUIK.' I i 't 

Mi lorn Pi. i tin Hi Hum 

II il II I'AHl 1 

t in I Hi \\< 1 > in I li it M in K n 

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lit i I tii ^ f>u Alont (J in. I 

Borwdm Mi WJIILI IKIJLIILI 

NTIII IJtlih •* 

II 11 smiliii I hit u_h I 1 mi 

 

Mis till il K.^ rn 

Mis \n i I. in I oilni 

H(»ni;iiM't- Rlilifiv.li.-ni 

t"l(.n\n- SuiiL.' irom "l.'iii'mi-n". . IM'.'A 

Mr. W.iltrr Frodi-ru-k 

VlMci-l^ltlll^llls II**ltji ll 

], mom U nm 

Hr. Tom PtTliins 

.\1iivtinii* St-li-clion Horn IK 1 r 

Ail (.ll I ht>l l lson ii is L- ll il " 

Ml \\ilLLl I ndunks Jui i 

"\iii i Antiques Show at 

11 MLV", 1 ,, NU,.. ,..d \um si,MM IStone Harbor, Tues 

M\ II lit U Ihv S\ LÎ lli._ iiiiiuil \nhiint SIKI i I tin 

\ oiLt, S ml i>d r \\ onu n Civi f Uili ol SU in llitljai 

Mi s bm.il i L n *n uill lx lit hi it thi. i luu lion L l>t>th 

Anvils Seitnidi Bi i ' st md Hit t>i ich in Jul\ l > IU 

MuêltAs W iltz Irum n Iht tn v will IMU II n Int: 

Laliohciiit. PULL UU U \ p In ind on the oLliL1 *. i until- n and II ' ill I t tuicri 

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Mi \\ J|I i 111 d.ktioi> fmm 

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tiki ii ^ lulion Ilirnil I in *.h i i i«u in il LI liln\ttn H\ 

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M I II ilu I mi l statts 

FLI KU I 11 nit ln\ (i K n dotJiid 

I m in Invt with \ II inn SH .u^ Try Ocean City Merchant* Flrit 

THE NEW 

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Apply on Moisture Surfaces 

No Chip - ,- - No Peel 

For Inlarier or istterief 

EXCLUSIVE WITH US $C 

IN OCEAN CITY Oil. 

•OCEAN CITJf PAINT STORE 

We ASBURY AVENUE PHONi 2225 

.HOURS; DAILY, | A.M. to i P.M.; OPIN 4TH Of> JULY 'til 1 P.M. 

1 .** 

M.4 IIHI appoan. (1 uith leading 

MMpltoiu oithtstijs tn Oklah ma 

< il \ Pin ti md and \ nil tht JS*. v 

\oik t it\ n^llot in Cutting Iliumi 

nation in Niw ^ oi k and Chicago 

Shi. »us a ue^l ai list v- ilh Lûritz 

Milthun JS i\ highlight ol hti 1952 

Mi I ud i K.1 Hn iinnu 1 pprfm m 

(i tin ilu pi r is i Simili Ursi\rmti 

v ho (Hik'n 1 '^ \\i a nullo« m ' ^tutli of 

I Ixiidi i in Mt\KO t < jiti \\ uid Sou'h 

Ami i it.a 

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Mi tnd Mii ludsun \V 

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1 Puiul 

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Tii«dMy, July *. «bd 

through M

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cakw QI k* w fort «' her Jutws i?e tte Atltstk C:;y 

1 p 

tth» I" S, Camera Jijâiiiw W'.a;npw .'£ i 

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ilu { ipi un wiih tlu Hi* i ol kitp 

m 1 olns Hliis nin md Im illi tl * j 

Tht n itioii s fn-t m th^tvv m il*- Service Costs You Nothing 

a lii'liihouti mil IK I |i ituit ol i'u 

Until the Property is Sold; 

dedfention with mon th.m MUt \\ n i 

rt 'in Dm) oil paintings htint, on i IK Then His Commission is the 

intirioi bm k w-.ills of tin UUilho t • 

Sponsoitd l>\ Dun Bl.u Hit. umk of 

Same as that of the 

the artists Is l>t hi^ mîilkd l» M " 

Novice." 

tin Zipin diit o| tlu 1 mif, Bi fh 

Ishiiul Foundation of Aits md *MI 

See 

climbing tht uon mi and Bftrnttut lnh I im-i 

looking the AUantu Ottjin 

810 Ocean Ave. Ph. 0900 

niiig nan-*?i-M*ntLal retailing on the 

Sabbath with rfnewrtl \lgor and 

encoujaK^nu-iil". tt announced today 

following ihf recent L'nited States 

Supreme Com I * refuta! to upset 

Jersey » bun on Sundav ni4'nt fi-om thr Citizens Com 

miltfi hailrd Ihv high tribunal'* dumixsjl 

ol tht appeal fiom the state 

Supu-flit (.ouitrt decision upholding 

the ban on Sunday auto naleit as 

supposing the reasoning behind Sun 

day n 

ilon^ \\ il ti t \ i i \ inn s ippi ov A\ ih* 

(olontl plivtd h\ Kith ml II 1 urn mi it th nl 2WHI 

(i ( in» -iv i< if I ill du t < toi hi Stt pi >1 i 1 \OIII 

( nut thoi ounhlv i. on I usi it mil v \ illi him 

PROPERTY 

lhm_ pi i -^ r nn ont mmhiul 

(t IU lo MI 4lRI until I n ilt\ th 

i i Ioni 1 ii i i\i s p( i (Hi ill\ f»n I In. 

Three bedrooms, Icitchan- 

(tilt tntl \i nli hii l*i\oi nt tup dinatte combination, bath 

ion W h ii in thi n nni of On m i 

' lion tnt^ lo d nit oul liou ( ipt and spacious living room 

tmn triis (•» liûii out IKFW ( IJH 

\\ t nl mil 

Ideal for permanent 

•I 1 hi h\ Si II II | ( i I nn n u ( tin iu I residency with forced 

t in I v thi t inn i iii \\ it ii p c i 1 

hot air heat. 

| pi list _nillu lo I hihp K nni i \\ 

W llO \}\l\-^ tilt I>llt (I > ik 1111 I1IIIM 

Located on corner lot. 

hi font lltiimt^ t | mhthoust mi ilw 

inn I hern tip of Lnh lit at h hi nul 

Ll f ,t in r il f.t in M (.(irdftn W* " ll 

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htm an iillt>iin tht hi hh his o

top di nui pt i ti>i in nit i 

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area as i V» dtsv\ si itt I'jik 

tlu loin hin^ md \\ |>n t| Oi it m il 

W i o n k h l hv Itoi is lit ii ni< d p iiim^ HIIKK 11\ tht \iit,u I 

siulptoi ind dt tn ol tht I \ li i 

Sihool of l-iiu Aits in linipli L m 

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pilAster on tin s*imls in I ion I ol ttu 

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$12,500. 

E, M, MAXWELL 

REALTOR 

1400 WIST AVENUE 

1914 

NHKT mmm 

SEASHORE 

. BUILDING and LOi 

ASSOCIATION 

411 EIGHTH STRUT 

MODERN STORE 

FOR RENT 

Located in Cantor of Oe«an Ctt/* 

Shopping District 

Idaai far MilliiMry Shop, China or 

©iff Sh»p»» Tri¥*l luruu me Strrn*! 

Laval OtHcm. 

Hear and E/ec/ncify Supp»r«J. 

WRITE P.O. BOX 111. OCiAM CITY, N. 

Buy Now 

For Summer 

Central Location 

FRONT 

T room) »nd battl, h»t w»t«r ol! 

hut. 

RfAR COTTASI 

Hat 3 ktdrssm apt. »nd 1 reem 

efflcltney. 

Hooby Horse 

NEW 

NM-rM 

b.Hi. Hi 

Lai 4T • tOO-. '." j 

»!4,7Dtt.' *j 

Ya.r Around BU» 

Naif Meek to HH bHdi. i 

room, dining room. 

heat. On. Hi aarafe, 

•Mclmcy aMrtment. 

lh# 

For the Best & Most for Your Rental Dollar Seelhi 

D, ALLEN STRETCH. JR. 

REALTOR 

Cor. 8th & Ocean Avanua PhnM 065S • ' 

Your home of distinction 

Threm & four bedroom homes 

with luxury and economy, 

• fir nil 1,990..- 

From S 595* DOWN 

•FHA T.rmi 

FOR EVERYONE 

Hart ara four baautiful display homt laeatail in i 

wood.d .it* (wartoofclni tha gvrgaaui golf «Hirw. Step fa* 

and taa what i* iiira to ba your naw hema.

nnngtov of A 

Stfi piaDin^ IS 

by •" 

_tmm Ike "inter thai msai 

r«f tte T§»that WMUt loaded ' in 

r»ntk af My botkfay pytod m m *•* a-* G* 

took b_- b^ nudmsbt tfcm 

fta bits 

tem cootrois 

tm* 4M tow tattt 

m 

Serf f* aM E. AQHSX !*•* 

âaaiaaa ^^ » J » - - » — - * — ^--- ¥ ^ p j . ^ ^ = 

4BW ancs Is* tte WBOBE J^»F- M» J^*T OQJT ar YoMr ••• ows «•. 

Ji*K> S M, Omo QO 

Wtt *•« mEiteiK- bagger In to get help on Improving their 

the four-run fourth. Bud Sehaffer stroke, as well as having the funda- 

smacked his first of two singles in mentals of tennis fully explained. 

the same inning. Wlsham's got some Those attending must provide their 

scaring aid with a few passed balls own racquets and tennis shoes. 

and wild pitches. 

In the Realtors' lost inning they gave up four hits and ieven walks. 

put across five Insurance runs when He struck out two. Rich Dorsey took 

Viet singled to lead off and, after he loas. He had no strike outs. He 

a fly out and an error, WIsham's was hit 12 times and walked nine. 

boys teed off for four straight hits, Jay Heckler was the leading hitter 

Adams doubled, and. Rocky Con- for the losers. He had two of their 

stantino, Schaffer and Garrison each four hits and scored three runs. 

added a single, 

Hoagies ...,,,,, 1013100. 6 

Ed WUham "was the winner. He WWtam's ..,,,,, 033405x15 

1 . 

• • • 

DUAL pmsONAUTY , . , Len 

"Just a Bad Boy" Carrie, leader of 

the Krackerjaekj, traded in Ms 

drumsticks Monday night for a basebail 

bat. He was on the mound 1 

6 W«Mk« On ft** Boy 

Tha annual apatdbaat nda| for 

the Bethnar tnpby will 

Sunday at 11 a, ta. wU 

fleM oT local poworboat drlnn to 

compete In dm *tK-WHfe Mfia* of 

tabaain racing, 

Jame< Cherry,

MSTAURANT 

w>. ~ \z?zii 

IAUY it NOON 

hF I Q ' NATIONALLY 5| 

FAMOUS 

RESTAURANT 

P-Sk, 

KKuiK: 

SEAFOOD 

rAURANT HfP.IL 

*-—:^--« 

9 A. At— 

I 

«J 

BMnkfV 

Woman Snare 

Contest Prae 

HTTC •"«,- »»i3- _;• 

OCEAN DRIVE 

RESTAURANT t BAR 

40IH A LMflfi AVI. SEA SM Off 

S&tfCOC - SEMB - Q*P5 

^d» ft 

» r s» »». 

Tfce 

PRINCETON 

LQBSTCBS 

it hJmmonton Bill 

awn !«t fcatlwrêigAt Tom 

Smcettbe 

HOTEL 

DMNGROOM 

N»| S» , Jun* IS 

cem TO 

re* o«NNar 

i 

THE 

,V,^4; 

Mid-Week Races 

Bob Hock, Jill 

Johnson Paw Swiiort 

M H»* UDc 

JUI Johnson and lwr Cane South 

Hat th> Girt. Mur Moth mnl, 

JaBier Mk rn» • U Happy Hew tggkM^j^'gJm 

Mtll B ctaptored A. fes 1 , BSff- »S; sTE 1 

J^n^tF Meth race is ^f B ' ***Tf in 

H.A ten ta -a** for Bob D«. ^'âîtaS* 

. Ml» Inhmiin stand bcr 

nan •W » Hba WLonu- lulm Buooo mi in rtomd Bie her MB. ' WIM Hsgpn ti: • •> 

B., «tth EUdi Adattcatf tUrd in IM 

5jHtilj DfdL — ,— 

• M m McKHfan. ailing th* I M M erab at i 

IfMtnragr. cam* wider the ww» be- j ebcf (• tops M 

BB9a auss ftUfKis ISO siar^ t«y» m iMimilj USB Ifi 

•K in third pMtm *hb Wha Hop. otter MnCTi « Ml»», 

Point WlJtEpMui'liy pUbr Day 

'fdr Itie A film entitled "ChllSran Are 

u» of the 9omen Point tier*" tpooabred to Uie New Jcney 

•re uri>Ier way and aUepaninent 

of Education, w» ihmvn legion Women 

nmittca v.aa named in by Jack Patterson and Herbert 

t arrangeimnta at the week- Searlc. superintendent of schools. 

nteetlns Tuesday night at Ralph Mlddleton olT«rcd the InNominate 

aurant. 

vocatldn and tinging was conducted SOMERS POINT—•#rs. Kay Thomos 

nlucc n»Ticd b 1 hcodorc 

by Charles- Adellf.l and Wilbur wa? rpnomlnalcd for president of the 

IpmUdcnt, In n (ollmvs: jot Mutier with Mrs yivUn Handon nc- 

flter Gregory, Stanley Van, oompinlst. 

Auxillarv' of the Clark Ella soft Post 

I Adellzzl, William Godfrey. William peter of WasliiiiKton. D,. C. 352, American l^cyion. In the second 

Uddleton, Bonow Tallman. was U goe K»y Thonms • 

Dine in q o i • t comfort 

Child's Dinner 

|n*& busth In a vnsc and lien 

enth member maiched ntuuftd and 

pkett u ctli Voihees, Mrs 

Anna Eliasun. Mrt Maud Clark Mrs 

B.irbai .i St ui t Mi Janet Johnson A YOUNG CHAP Uke Bkvii SaiHIuiky, of Pltuburtfh, 

"•lr& LX»raine L*unberd *li-s Ha'tk 

ln ih.»r iind Mi> tlhcl htthen* can learn a lot about currents and sand crabs and acquire 

a healthy tan at the same time on the Oc&in City beach. 

Photographer caught Steve midway in some construction 

project that waves seem determined to undo, — Senior 

Studio photo. 

^KFAST _ 1:30 to 11 a. m.,< DINNER _ S fe 7 p. m. 

WE ARE FAMOUS FO» OUR RUM BUNS and 

OUR MONDAY NI6MT BUFMT STYLI DINNERS 

P.rtl.. Wlshlnf to Make n.wrv.Honi Call IMf 

Annouricemunt was miidy ihoi a 

dollar night dange will Ijy held Sat- 

urday, July 6, si B;30 p, m, at the 

nest home, «it h music by 1 he 

bi 

WATSON'S 

RESTAURANT 

OCEAN AVENUE at NINTH STREET 

Serving 

Delicious Dinners 

Since 1934 

TAKE HOME DEPARTMENT 

NOW OPEN 

Dally 4 P. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays 2 P. M. »o 8 P. M, 

FEATURING: A PULL LINE OF SEAFOODS AND MEAT PLATTERS 

WEEKDAYS SUNDAYS 

4 to 9 P. M. 1 to8P,M, 

AMPLE FREE PARKING 

,11 A.M- 

DINNER u 

/fkmm^m 

} WA/f in the home-like atiao$ph$n 

ofi the Hotel Hmcom Re$t$mnt 

and your family will enjoy the cool 

comfort and restful atmosphere of our 

dining room. Our food ii well prepared 

in our spotless, sunlit kitchens which are 

always open for your inspection. Porlioni 

are sensible and prices are moderate. 

There are special rates for children. 

Special facilities fpr luncheons and 

private dinner parties. 

RESTAURANT 

6nf-half block from th« Boardwalk op 9th St., 

OcfOn City, New Jersey: Rhone. Of:ean City I96 

150 Youngsters Take 

Free Swimming Lessons 

SOMERS POlN'T=! ii ree swlmmifig 

in si ructions wuru started on Tues^ 

day with mart 1 than ISO children, 

from four yyars of ugu and up, sh&winî 

up ai the locaf bafJiiiig beieh lo 

take psrt in the proceedings; 

Lifeguards Ilil mar Louis. Jnek 

Mawson and Jewell Craddot-k served 

ss insliiictois for Lliis group of 

youn^siurs who were divided into 

three yroups. One yroup eonslsiud 

Start Second Half 

of Little League Play 

SOMTKS POIM— Thv T» tfi.d lulf 

of tin. 1 I(K .il Lllllc 1 v.i ;ni' ti,ist li.ill 

Kuinnuif in (IK HIM «.iim -mil 

DK'KS Thick !I\Hit\ pl.j\ed fîniLh 

Spin lock in t IK snond ;amr ol 'Ju- 

umnu> ol i lie fn t hiil I w it Ii tinlin.»l 

_.inu ol tkn ti.iii bcin^ .i -im 

tjc.iil.ii mi ,ni IV tnki tmi -j.imipitcliccl 

1^ t Mil is- Fields loi tin- 

I lie ulnnci^ ~> «lllCl t lo (llUllllHH 1 

tin c liii 111 pmnx nf Uw M .it I lw 

ch.((U|Monshlp pl.iMilT .,'JtiiH , In >1 uiit 

or !)uIK- .ill -Hiludultd to bo 

pl.ijid .it 0 r> |) in 

League Mothers to 

Give Fair in August ,, 

soMFKs Pol\ r \ I ih lo bt Ii Id 

on tlu ^round- ol thi I ittk I i I^LII 

field sum tniK in Annu 1 

111 nl mi i mn 

ol tin I Mlk I i 1^" M IIIKIS in ilii 

\(u lfiii\ i\ fni. hill-utlli Mi-> I 

( ll ll| ill 111 fjf 

I llC M l\ 1 Hid tilt tills I lllilllltttl t Will 

bi m t Ii ii ti ol HI mni IIILIII-K lor 

i I in 

PI III^ 

^ of n frt liinint M 

thi Itod ind Rul C i lin^ i lul) him 

( 1 i hi k Mi mot til FK Id on 

August 11 

\lrh 

mini < 

\ilmi I itu tk r(.|}int held Mondi.y nkghl. July B, at 6:S0 i i 

THE EMILY 

OINING ROOM 

71 i 1IOHTM tTRIIT 

liiviNi 

•MAKFAtT liM a, m. la 

P. ni. in DanleU Restaurant, } ^ 

11:30 a. m, (ncapt funday) 

ol the children who could not sum John G. PaUersen, president of Uie (> J 

at all, another for those just bt'jjim 

DINNIU O.Oy 

Board of Edueatton, will serve as 1 - 

fling to paddle around, and third general chairman, assisted by Maj'or ] :* 

4:10 f>. tn. t* f p, m. 

for tht= more advum-ed Mviminers. Fi'ed w. chapnian. GouneiliiiGn Bornt -. •undty 4 ».m. fe'l cm, 

Cold watpr temperatuid^ InMed to Johniten and UrorKv Ityuit all mem. ! ='- 

dampen the .vouns^lers* spirits, j bens of the Busrd or School £sti , 

NinatatnHi S**t*n 

The irtH? tiwimmint! lessons are Ise^ mate. 

iiiK conducted through (he Parks 

and playground!* Committee of City 

Council, with Joseph DlOrio as general 

chairman. Lessons will be aiven 

reffutai'ly vuuli Tuusday and 

Thursday at 10 a, m. 

MOW • : 

Travel not qnlv brusdeiis a ninn It 

plso leaehsi him lm» Is sleep fn a 

ifa^' ciNt^h »Hth hi< tluthes on -= 

UreeHiboru (Out Herald - Journal 

Ocean Avenue 

at Fourth StrMt 

THE BIST OP FOOD, DEUCIOUSLY PREPARED 

and ATTRACTIVELY SERVED IN CHARMING 

and GRACIOUS SURROUNDINGS 

SERVING 

BREAKFAST DAILY MO A.M. to 11:30 P.M. 

DINNERS 5 P. M. to y P, M. SUNDAY 1 lo 9 P. M 

FOR RESERVATIONS CALL O.C. 3151 

TAKE HOME DEPARTMENT NOW OPEN 

And PHfurtne Ocnn city's Only DrlvÛp window tirvlc* 

Vr IVHnnl 

Til* Cbaodwr or CoMw 

Monday evening and dlacuaHd 

m 

FEATURING A 

Specializing in - - 

SUCH AS: 

SAUERBRATIN with 

H 

AT 1HE 

PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH 

DIHIR6 ROOM Of THE SIHOIA 

Food" . ' 

DINNER ' 

8 A,. M. to 11 A. A^ 4 (, M- to ,7^0 P. |A- 

SHOO-PLY Pit, FUNERAL PIE, AMISH VANILLA 

Atlantic Avenue and Plymouth Place 

err MMm'M ' e#&*Gto CIAI 

im and nh Sh. 

WE BELIEVE OUR FOOD TO If TRULY GOOD 

— Serving — 

Breakfast * MinclT«im — 

Full Course Dinnen and Platters 

tDCCU DAfCn r\A.tlvr

' - . • ',-< 

Dreams Make fop i«tfwTftarten 

it* Ci •*•••• A itfiWaniafis are Told 

w THATftCHI 

in Future, Kiwamans ai 

Dr, Bnaat r, PWis«J.«|^WiW. j ^L^y*[| ,{,„ Buy mrawi «" 

nate Ho—Hal ia TWMOII. •!> BMfWiB M •••"* •"• 

1 rot mod of I 

Mntr |i WMMM WWS 

MttertUtteftNigs 

-| Mapw Ralph C Jtow 

ttrnnoD to 

ittibn t* 

ttaK iwt and thr rattoinc at in* 

haacacud boardvalaL 

' anno, of tbe Greater 

One BrtnrnaaM Assocsa- 

beaded » gimp of citizens wtn 

taa> undesirable condition*. I 

at Uw Unas** aieetlag «tf «*» I 

BeMiorant. Hk talk «•* as » ! Dr. PMUII ' 

jnantrltifn-ltl fMfteUe AIM. ! -Oor totrtitillton dan not 

-Dr SiDinf dntaied af a cur**fl 

Mtn (be mi«TT at d»J» «• 

dFeaaea and then nrked ao a piew, f , „ 

at moJd and dJaeanBred BWllrilllB." : W f um dare dream Of 

Br FHraU Battled OBL .jm-rn-j and IBM do snOMtftiia 

-Bdisco dnawd of nakiaf I.«to • .^g rtooi realm* of our 

Classified Advertij 

Ad » irttt W Wort, „ : 

Ada MuMM •« NuMM, Me Mmt 

_ All Classified Advertising Cufc 

No -Tee Ml* to CtanJiy^da 

nall«l In. glvm to npNMBtatlve at h 

, «»T » AOOTMFAMam IV CASH 

. Cew i«epW* amr pto. M rt 

Be drMBWd and tBea ke mltrt to 

gi« u U^ka," Uw s»e«»« d 

panacnlarty aloof the besrhfniaL [ 

The (msp attended a meeting I 

of tike elry coaBDUs&wners and ob- 

to early nomine iinbsadittjc 

ot chartered buses and subsequent ' 

lung and 

beacfi and board* 

in public 

places 

f^tf asked ihe 

#r* 10 post **j!ns titiiv 

and tailed for a more strvt enforce- 

ment of existing onliAanm ^fan>r 

James pmtmed prompt action 

WALTEB W. POULSON, MM, Most Excellent Master 

Artisan of Artisans Order of Mutual Protection, was pre- 

sented key to Ocean City ton Friday night at Convention 

Hall by Mayer Edward B. Bovker. Greeting occurred during 

free public concert by ArUsan band,—Senior Studio photo. 

The Starboard Watch 

N«twt and Chatter at HM Yacht Club 

*OB> lanrfathen df»amfd of J 

i land of Iibrny m awe**, worrtup 

Lapidus May Get 

Publicity Post 

ri—hoMwt Balk 

en Civil Service 

A praptsi! to tare ilsf rojjtj 

d 

DMIay AdnrtWng _ »iM p^ 

o( eoioR. -A» 

H B t»» fBMie* emW«B 

n the aorld iodSJ, he 

of 

"*******• - linded his ILaenefS 

Hut liberty . itin PDQffl etc. First fiQOf 

g Bedroom*, O&iA elc, L,I- 

HQUBO, vicinity inn mi. 

i t , iêwta J, Cari, ^ 

istB sirtct 7-5 

Bain*, eie, taeh Bparim#iit furn- 

ft Average income *6.UUJ teatpn. 

Lenii J. uair ^4 Stn §L 7-5 

FOKMkt 

AP 

WKHU.i MaMTAUi—four 

an M waca at 

id 

_SUUUlwrKin«, JJoJ 

y«7 

CWHM 

uuuele, WO.IAI Kfmiijf. 

UL î.uu WietiKjy. SSjfm 

Hi lor 

BuuawaiK, 

•uiti iiuuw-iwin IHHW. mma »•» 

u. muv. not ana sow WMK «iJ.*»rm, 

everyu.lim ytrr B«u, HthwM «««. 

HUuia, uu Aioury Avenue. fuSBW 

wifcK 11 

MODfHN WEU. FURNI3HBD **«. I NISi'tiU IN HUri'AUKAN'i 1 . 

room aiuruwii. uanrK klteMA. I saw awaw ana, sun UB 

rooni apaHjneht. 

Avaliaole weeMiy oir w 

EdWirK kltenen, 

mcjnuiiy. Siw.uu 

MODERN rUORIDA gTYLE duplex 

aplu'uncflt, tour resma and Mu, 

•csummsaatins »ix Mnona. AvaUSBIC 

Auaim lu to Auimi ait, *LiS.ou wmuy. 

feuudc MMei, sat tkii btnet, v-a« 

au» OCBAN AVK.—Attraetlvi »Mnni 

iimnui and newly furalaBM one 

bearoom apartnwnt. Both •partmenu 

will ilH M avMlanic lor wlnMr rentai. 

Autonutie hoi water B«al. T^ 

NEAR OCEAN—Beautllui, eool p»«l- 

nouK aparunem and 3 orfromn 

msoern apartment 

B tt aiee 

CllOlUt qEN'i'lfill tll'i. Curner. li»o. 

liiffliiy Ap&j'tiBfnt Buy, Twd boti^ 

irioffla eaen, ene heated Oai^gs will 

{.L>!1. Near Dead!, Vi&.uyu, M. H. Cftat 

tin. BIS central Ave, Jj3 

NEW 3-BEDROOM COTTAnE. two 

blocks lu êe€fl, furniihta. Aakins 

tB.yat,; 3 lou an Wai Ave., asutJi 

cnii. u.ooi. UlUey 1 Real Uitu, 4BUU 

AiOuiv Ave, Hicinp (ruH. fj 

SEVERAL TWO AND THREE ROOM 

Onice tuim. Ail utilities. Modern 

Ua," 1 ' Wrlt * ao * Sl ge t! 

SIFIED DISPLAY 

UARDEN iUPPl,lES— Pe»l Moil. Scott 

Urals Heed, Verlagreen-rietlar.Mnoi- 

sanltt-l lolly Tone, Burpee Bmds, 

berti patio Shop, 2nd ana Wat Ave, 

Phone 3121, ire* awivciy. II 

>ODWILL 

[ED CARS 

If find thm finest 

Cars whmrm thm 

i«sf New Cars 

are sold. 

ILLAC Coupe 

S 10 " % 

ILIAC Series 62 

RtlTOP 

C Sedan 

"210" 

llIDAN 

[FORD Fairiane V-8 

m »1,S95 

ECHEVROLET Deluxe 

m % m 

> PLYMOUTH Deluxe 

\mkr°°* % m 

LOADED 

Yfe NEED 

USED CARS 

Alldwtthtes 

ind NOW on 

Hf Yoiip Choiea 

RUCK 

CAWLLAC 

Asbury Av«n 

EAl.B~Cu«toni made 1 It. NnettJ- Bine 

Mow cue. jillM Irani, •iidlng giaia 

doo. B!«M snelvea, (iuorneent iiiihU, 

Ai Hll 114 Brlxhton Pi, p n 

o. B!M sn 

Aivyn Hulel, 114 

1BTO, 

iiiihU, 

pnone 

tf 

Hirrt bulhs und oslra gup: fluwurs. 

cvtMgii'ens n,vfiiiini|Pas; Polldry Jafk'e 

and umBll. spa shoils. Monncsj Routs 

9. Swainlnn. secrind house nni th fit 

Awilon RiiaU. tf 

BABY COAC11. mdiil iiil.hurnnr. teg- 

uliir K!EC dfHtf iind " mtsriM!iine«us 

llpihk. Phone I(BM. T-5 

BBP'^THAIR UVEIRSTVf'KliD;"^ 

soil? jatiiii. riituc un* latilf* hiRips. 

rut;. Resiiunjibh-. Ii*2i3 Wi'sk'y Ave, 

Blt'VfLK — NlHil-i St-hsrtrin. EnniWli 

ivpc, pxecTiifnt cnndliiun. i3s.CKi, 

3T14 refnbfokt? Ljinc. Meriun Park 

Ocean city- "?.S 

TWO AND THIIEE BEDROOM COT- 

~ IKS and uuartmenu by week or 

41T Mill Si. 

and uiiartnibnu bj 

Inngr-r, H y, Amos, 

l>noni> 3180, 

trseuve 2-bedroom bungalow, nicely 

furnished, near -nroterted betieh. Week- 

ly rentnl. Rnhsil W. Mnillndttie, Renl- 

».r, 4HZ2 Balllmiiio Aii-,, Philadelphia. 

Bcllii-iidv B-SSii ".as 

613 KlKl H ITREE-i—Facing iKauUlul 

Mt-nioi ia! PSIM, Private ieaideive or 

guest noyi.e. Five neniooAyi oil not 

ualei- heat, newly renov'ated inside 

lull. Buaulilul enndlilOi 

electric kilchen- 

t'ull ciwncr. 40H3, 

f'Urnlihcfl, on. All 

I1S.IMD. 

7^5 

APARTMENTS FOR HINT 

p n t , HU.U 

Bay, apartment aieept [our 

ly. Owner, 315 Bay 

sffll-w. 

U0 

r, Hi. 

AvB, 

MODERN, well (urnUHM Madreoai 

apanmenu, ili-ctrlc kitchen, altcpa 

v» ne« Oirtm Avaiirtie wefjuy 

rt ^r 

(IM, 

rmit* ply sou Nona street ^r 

THREE BECROOM APARTMENT — 

Cool and sir>-, near North Street 

beaehes Perking Ineiudcfi, Avuiaole 

Kaaori, halt KUon or weekly. 635 

Uurel Ro.d. ti 

BEAUTirUL OARAQE APARTMWIT, 

Garden Section, sleeps four, Aog, 

4 to Sept, IS, BW.qo, phone irrTiW, 

TWO RUUB ilk., new siiiu AxmliutL-r. 

Hogg rich, 435 Bay AK. 7-5 

ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMBNTi — ai 

to 40% off. rlnance SO months. 

Open days and «venlngs, Flawtnta's 

Musle Btore, U4 Montrost St.. Vine. 

land. N, J. i-htmc B-TWI. If 

IIOOSIER CABINE'r tn escflienl itinili. 

tiun. $12,00; iiouiiie mixing feufpi. 

slnsle maul iSSO, 70 Station IliiatJ 

Wai. I'hiinu olUi.R. 7S 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

FOR TH§ BEST DEAL IN 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

• '57 PLYMOUTHS 

• 'S7DES0T0S 

• Top Value Used Cars 

Woodbine Motor Sain 

Auth. O.Sott^Plymsuth Daalar 

100 WASHINGTON AVI, 

Woodbine Phone 1-2266 

USED TV 

SETS 

GOOD CONDITION 

30-DAY WARRANTY 

$ 25.00 up 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 

710 ASBURY AVENUE 

Phona 1242 

These make ideal 

second sets for 

your hemm, 

OFFICE SPACE 

ONE, TWO and 

THREE ROOM SUITES 

Modern Fireproof Building 

Janitor S.rvlc. and All 

UtilillM InclucUd 

Write lex 7843 

Sentinel-Ledger 

• BAYVIKW••--las central A\c. Two 

and fiiur bediooms. New bos springs 

iiiia innerBiiring mtutressei. Weekly 

HI momhly, Aiiply ietiinu Hum, octun 

HOMER APARTMENTS! SxTTijCeln 

Ave, W eek. rnantn, siiuon. ElMlrie 

refrigei-atori, accomniooate two to six I 

pmniB. MO.UU w«k up: June and Sop. I 

temoer &0.UO week up, Piione rjwj. | 

URBANS GUEST HOUSE—3 mildcfn , 

•punnwnw. lieeB 3 lo a. Beiiultluiiy i 

furnished ireezei top retriKerslor snd 

washine iaetlilies- uonvenieht location > 

luia Wesley Ave,, Pnone l.ub-j. 

^ = ^^ I 

HIGH BA.NK APARTMKNTS— s 7.5 

SCHlfKS APARTMENTS, IBT Wenley 

Avi'fiw. Cl«an, qiilel nnmelike i 

hriusekeei!inj£ npiirtmeniH. centrjili*' lo- ; 

, I'iiieii, Openlnfi from July yTih. Roteit j 

i HUM up Si.'piemher, WSM up. Phone ' 

^13», 7-IB | 

hed Innersiiiini fflattl-as. 1012 w, 

ley Ave, Phone I70B-J. Tfl 

ADVtBTIBKMKST FOB HIM 

oAB or t niBiiUnhW 

tAI'ls MAV COVNTr. W* JKBBKIT 

HTUBJI 

ROOMS S2JIXI «EEK UP; dsjmltary 

for •eitied bays M,(» and U.00 per 

week Hptei rooms for working jiirli, 

Reasonubie, Maid service, surf Ho- 

le], 900 Cent! 1 Ave, 7-9 

BAYVIEW. 135 centrai Avenue, cleon, j 

newly decorated, new bos springs j 

Hnii inhersprlng maltressep. Apply see= 

ond finer, Seiison or w-egkiy, Phnne ! 

aaf4.R, • 7-B I 

GARDEKS^—PrlvHtD hpTne, large master 

bedroom privilte tile bath, four win. 

dews, two closets, half square to beach, 

Purkfnir, hathlng, 535(«>*45.i>J week, 

iWI E: Inlet Road, 7-lt 

Not tec Is hpreby given that gcalod 

bids uiii be reecH^sa by the SOKM ef 

Cfiuson FiêehsideiM of ihe County el 

Cspe May ler the ConslnieUeii ef 

Estorm Drainsf& Faciiltiei on Glffiwaod 

Avcfiye CCputujr Bssd No, 14), lit iiH#r^ 

i^cligns ef AYfny» "j^*" pnd "I", |n 

%hs Bpiuugh of west WlidutiQd, cape 

Msy Ceuntî i%sw JefHtvi ana op^fiH 

utta rfad |n piiBit^ at ue sBia e( ihe 

Boai^, Court HUUH Building, Cftpe 

May Court House, New Jersey, H 

TUESDAY. JULY 16, IS57, 

at i:0Q P, M, Ktundurd Time ur 2;lX 

P. M. Duytlnht saving Tlmt'. 

.The wtimfcied quaniitlei or the pitt* 

C|itfjLJteflH pf const. nr(|f>n ai*; 

im Un, Ft, yf yi* H, C. Pipe . 

S Unlifl of Typ»? "A UrgP inlfU 

2 Lull* of HctjUntfiiltir hunt 

Fl t mt 

0LJ3N1IDE APARTMENT and Rnorna. 

Clean modern, twin and double 

bedipnmj, tniwnprlnic nlattresses. 

tile bHib centrsi location, HeasDna^ble 

rates, 1101 Wesley Ave, -.IB 

CI-EAN. COMFORTABLE ROOMS — 

H it m e y atmosphere, residential. 

Double and Iwtn beds, targe erib, near 

beach, PariilnK, television hot-eold 

._. rUJOK APARTMENT _ On, m^h^'M^"- ""-^ M 

bedroom, twin bedii, «iudlo eouen, !-^——-;,••••. 

full kllehen, Biith. Neiii- hem-h. Week- 

Jy nr nlichtiy. Linens suiipiied if de= 

sired, iiE£l Vi'esiey Avvnue, Phone 

sired, 

(HS7.J. 

hone 

7.11) 

SIX BOOM UNFURNISHED Apnrl- 

mont. rlpiit supplied. Yeiiriy Idssr. 

SciTinrt fi.Hji-. BIB Anbury )ve, 7-LB 

ONK BE! 

menl. 

>M EFFICIENCY Aaan- 

weekly. Phone M M 

RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

LlttwoOP—Nil, 5 liut Drive 

Shore Road)—New rancher, 

bedroon " ' " 

^^m», 

heat. Sale 

rlionge for I 

ownei- and 

I ISM 

three 

ei!S!l0 

Cltyfironeily 

fr OCBS Citv 

LIVE HIi^TJFREU - Q«d jnconic. 

i KJRST rLOOR ErFlCIENCV AMrl- 

I meni. aeeommodeies twoj 2nd f!6pr 

, (2 bedroom) apaiimeni. Reusnable, 

I Week or monlh. Apply MS Bay Ave, 

I ' " ' . '_ T-5 

ilMS FIFTH STREET -Beaih bloekV 

! Combliinllon living, beai-oom auan. 

I men! with new kiiehpn, niodf-vn Holh: 

ilTh oveiieoNins eeenn. Sleeps thrte 

• Available Immedlatrlv 

week, 

one 0713, 

c, 

lv. 

BRKEZ&SWEPT Bum 

Uard*nsl. On* bkipli 

mmnr ColtJiKe In 

^ Fk frnm hiiy und 

lagoon; Thim* bedrooms, open fhe. 

place. Hei^#ened pereh, furnished. Full 

brtce'bnly i7,S0uT Act nn«;: See MOR. 

llISON, fch arid Ocean Ave: 7-8 

837 DELANCEV PLACE—Five 

house, eath, kitchen, dining room, 

living !*oom, Twofbedroom apartment 

on' llrti floor. ' Qlit'age, Piieed for 

guleksale. Call 1BM.V?. ^ 

VER¥ NICE SECOND FLOOR AMrl. 

menl, 3 bcdiTOims. SeMon iaO.OOi 

half •casan, 5300.00; nthfil to select 

from, NletiolHn SjT Central Ave, 

phone 0748, . Glased Sundays, 7-5 

OCEAN" FRONT APARTMENTS—lat 

and 2nd floor*-—4 bedroofHs. garage, 

August and Septembers Efficleney'. ao. 

comitiiidaiea two people, August' and 

September, Phone SHS-W. " 7< 

SIX ROOM HpUSE—Tliree bedrooms, 

iwe rooou knotty pine, gas heal, 

screened In iun poreli, eomblnatloii 

storm windows, refrlgei-ator. A real 

buy, Musi see to appreciate- Centra! 

laeaUon. IS.300 Phone 23H8-R. T-5 

rf« CENTER CjtY—Bioci » 

Two-Mmlly s bedrooms ipWtRBiK, 

and garage aiwrtment, Nice cDnalllan, 

A liuV «l nfj«K). See M. R, Chaliln, 

HCS Cenlnii Ave , 7«5 

SACRfRICE—Three bedroom home.,'bp? 

prsNimaieb' ' SM acres, Shorn Road 

and TucKBllite, Road MaJtnttra, Lesi 

than Uitê minutes to ocean ef. ba^, 

ldeaJ for large family. Own your 

summer bottle plus peal enjoyment for 

•Hi than prawning seasonal nnial. 

Uow down payment. Terms ig suit. 

Drive by, then call Ocean city 4Dts

**' i 

fOR YOUR OLD 

,-• Wfaii You Btty This 

W'W .'-' ' 

NEW PHILCO 

AUTOMATIC 

AS 1QW 

249* 

!«• ' *• - r * 

AT 

1 » • 

% 

WTOMATiC! 

I * "* 

ELECTRIC 

i t r , 

fowns/»ip 

Liquor Licensees Ask Low to 

Curb Age Misrepresentation 

**» •Bmew»»fi*t «•*» M* 

ml « «*• ••« 

Hi promt M aumniw 

Blue Cross Has 

Private Wires 

: Network to SpMd 

! Hospital Information 

jvrr hf 

h,- railed Statr. t,r 

i". n*a" WBBfnied I'jrl K Uitfl 

srv Hr» j«r», Blue Crtw. prr.idrni 

lie jAirvf i.^jf !H*- ii^M fji-;!:tie^ II 

of Me 

Blue eran 

rludln, flu 

| Srw jeney Bhif CroM now can 

{handle out-of-Msle hospital author, 

iiaikni for its .uburiben wKhin a 

Smaller nf minuto- with 

TUMUJ o( ihe first iniernnlional 

private-wire fummimicalion'S 

dniined for u«t in reporting sdmis. 

..Mm of hospital patient*. The high 

*pred system, les-sed from Western 

iniM. Iinls* Sen Jtrwty Dili* Criwn 

tireHIv *Mh iiiher plans over an 

and will citi,.rltcv 

for New l-.pa 

ho are he 

»»ai from their hum* stall 1 

Mciitlan, 

A pMM MfMd hf 

M-Mif wf • tat 

l it 

„ pfMMM at »•«« T, LerHUer. 

prepand hy 

t 

fsu«UB 

J Jif»vwU. Mt 

4 MM an JrsflVr 4irwta.il lol 

-fh* i»t» arransrn 

3i> Sf» Jer^n Blue C 

er ei prumpt adrm^Hifl lo an> nne 

A AMU *»> i'A(t It, 

«1 kOMIT PITUSOI 

"•r. JSW* M s mnrjj, ^j. 

tr j* f«T -r-i^^- 3 v j^ 

WKftJt -in 

buck to Wed 

L"W> OM 

4 GOOD •£ASON TO SHOT 

OCEAN CITY — 

BUDD'S 

Decorator Shop 

SHBEVE TRAVEL 

J1ME1MJC 

txon 

•aught by 

•»'"! 

- , - 

amf fob//if.«c/ In family ff«ierf 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER '"% 

— No. IS TWephone 0804 or 0805 OCIAN CITY, N1W JiMIV, TWSBAY. JULY t,Jf|7 

i.nW«,i-ui.«r I SSi35!?. I1 »ST 

lots Without Lights 

ht Harbormaster Patrol 

of Small 

Ordered 

Waterways 

r«oc/i»r Honor Stamp GMS on Sa/e 

BusinessGoeson 

as Thief Steals 

SI ,680 at Store 

Sofa Emptied On 

'Walk; Asbury av. 

Stor. Al.o Robbed 

A total of $1,680 in cash 

was taken Saturday afternoon 

from the novelty store oper- 

- -# 

Utility Records Br 

by Throng on Week 

Stubborn Refusal to' Flee Cost Many Lives 

in Hurricane, Resorter in Louisiana Says 

Crackdown on 

Ruloc May 

In Court 

cean City harbor paweek 

took on night 

êfforts to enforce the 

Navigation Bureau 

fet all boats using the 

ys after dusk must be 

with running lights 

uty Harbormaster Wil 

etc >«Urday reported that 

"• patrol S. turdaj and Sun 

came Jtfo.i about 20 

-light ulthout nnv IIRMI 

1 were ordrrtd off Ihe !>otin^ *»irK neie appre 

daik In j Until rl.es 

.ithouL tights on it The 

violators, the hilt bormi st 

out are tin snail ho.il 

r* Mill pel n shoit 

grace duiln^ tihuh Limi 

nastcr patroli will warn 

running vtitnoul li ¥ ated by'D B Pruitt at 952 

Boardwalk by a thief who, 

Police Chief William H Smith 

said, found all doors conveniently 

open to him. 

Another $167 was stolen Saturday 

morning from ttie Ocean City Hard 

ware Store at 7SS Asbury av , presumably 

by two matronly women 

who found a cw.h rej'Utcr in the rmr 

of the store casv pickings IK r-ontln*' 

to police 

Chief Smith urged lw»l shop 

owners nad business paast* to *x 

erelte swi car* In the handling 

and safekeeping af their cash H* 

pointed out that the large Influx 

•f visitors to Hi* resert during the 

summer months Is likely lo Include 

sama "opportunist*" whs *r* *vcr 

al*rt far larceny 

The theft at the boardwalk novelty 

store occurred between 4 40 and •> 0» 

p m Saturday with a full stalT of 

FIRST BLOCK of new commemorative stamp issue on supenlM>ry And >4iles employe, in 

the gtore PolK.e reporUd thut the 

the centennial of the National Education Association was safe V.&H unlocki-d and louited ^n 

purchased here last week by Scott Johnson, center, presi* a rear stoi e room near H diH>r 

dent of the Teachers Club of Ocean City. Making-the sale is which the proprittor ailm lied is tt M 

hK James Pulvino, right, also a local teacher who is employed open for purposes of vintilatlon 

Mr 0*Kectc said at the postoflfice in summer. Looking on is Postmaster T. Tiie theft va^ di>xov< led by Mr 

p*nl«ti *nd Lee Adams.—Senior Studio photo. 

Pruitl when he ucnt lo thi sufc for 

iin employe's pa envelope The unv 

•wntn rafut* to coop- 

i-unljiitmtc pay en\elopes with a total 

> Milt nfw «jf*tv rvgula- 

of $3A8 r ,«^*e store near the *toek, 

p Smnem Potb^ several wo^ks 

'.t»frfs> Oiunrtng «t IJ o^lorlriilSpi-tn**—!" oior When she Hlqntred->U> 

warned^ h«uwvcrk that thin 

Unue throughout the summer. Gurtl •*«• could help him, he toltf her he* 

in subject to end at vny 

elerKMnen from other parti of Nni »as looking Tor another employe who 

Jeiê and Pennsylvania uUl ociupi had promised him some empty Iwxes. 

rmastcr.. are anxiou. f«r i,«W Un nonu rw the pulpit The^lcscleikja.rt-.lu^lt IjlmWnd 

%eguirn, lh a P n m dôr n" Pr*Ci«iOn ShoW J ^ ^ RTS'"^/".! ' K.T \ ^ " ^ ^ ''» ^ k »" 

° "Tl'Zint 1 ' Uola",on" r I A rt *»

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

Ufokri. 0*a 

NATION ALLY 

MMOUi 

QNN DAB.Y 

PROM 

12 Neon to 9 P. M. 

8 A.M, to 9 P.M. 

* 

••atfy to 

HOMMAKB GOODS 

tat • Pin - CcJws 

7 lKhU« P.M. 

»OAT tfOES 

MONUtfiNA, Prop, 

110 A.M. 

NOWf AffOME 

SAMPSON * HAMADA 

HARDWARE — PAllfT 

&r •*! a. , s . 

Coips Cant' * Judge Orders Heavier Bail for 

la* Burm, 

in U» 

Bstar 

i, n 

M Mm PVM 

phui, H* KtutO 

IBM, VF», 

arwstart-ssa 


ArfUSAUCE CAK 

MSTl * TO I ff^, 

HVE*S rVPS CAKE 

SECM • TO 1 

or 

Me I Me 

Sleepers en Beach or In Cars 

1 • _ . _* _!_.._ & vi—» Bi*««iuicwitf ttsbBrt A, DSe= SB, Pill 

_„, _„, in paitasi wt 

heartHs of U» m»rt, H* 

a hijlwr haU upon their arf«i 

an MttUBn that a lug*" 

THE ONLY WAY 

when 

• MU 

PUUkunhl MU W. Summers, 23, 

CnM, Be,; Arthur Zclkel, M. Bronx, 

N, Y 

flreedere Sloin Jr., JO. Fbllldci. 

L. MlCITUn, ID. Fhita. 

dp; 

YMOOB, fti i 

^ i b, r« ft i», niu.- 

Starwllo C Mon», I», 

J N.Ule, 19, 

DotwUer, so, 

O, PIM, II, 

William Of den. 

Texas Folk Enjoy 

Cool Wtather Here 

r I 

Polk. 

onCri 

Swap 

Bl-Cour 

Ocean „., , 

AllMBlH- Ci|y 

method of i 

and caw hi. 

Atlantic Coil 

the future 

1 and other i 

munition 

j Polke Oitaf 

' Detective Caw,: 

: and Prtecth^ 

eusaed aiaueti 

Atlantle gouir " 

cn« in Hand 

Three soldim forfeited SIS tail n.^J- 1 tea In em «r parkad at I*ft 

Ocean a*, aaH» Sunday mentinf. 

TM •nftfft wmim IVMII 

af fwa ans Nine and 

^" 

each on charfe* of sleeping en the - -.-.--•» 

(or Lutis : 

'fwd idUtj ptaM «a"*Sanr» at *• Jerchoww. a. New York 

jSSnJta pKed arTiidW. BM O. BU«II U. Dayton. 0.. Brune 

•aid III '»f* Tb»> «»• Jans and Louii J DoncirauUKDi, ZJ of pioealion 

L ThomwoB Bid. 'si; of nttaburft; Lowfll. Mas. 

SMard B, CTeBfBt 19. WaadBBrj. In .noUMT OBC. Frank 1 AUun. 

N J. and day* t TBrMr Jr.. It. W. o« pBUadriBhu, forfnted ili bail 

of Oai» OS*. V* on a disorderly charge framing 7 ,,, , ' 

,v Tkirt* «r >taKi! filled is ip. fiom a tompUinl of Mrs May w«. *« A « aDI * 

!» s«»r ind forfBitd 115 MU «f*. cell, MM Asbur} 31 . who i«u«d " » r Co. 

1! 'Pit t^BP Of ih&T aiTPS* **•* maii «/ ffiitlnp insld youth 

who on Friday arrived at Shore 

Memorial Hospital In Somcrs Point 

with a badly injured Jaw and a four* 

hour memory lapse was written off 

by police yesterday as a display of a 

juvenile oode of honor. 

Police Saturday reported that 

Thomas Bloomfleld, a visitor from 

Lexington, Ky.. no doubt knew who 

struck the blow which landed him in 

the hospital, but remained silent for 

thy reasons £0 typical of teenagers 

and so frustrating to adults, 

Blswnflald was ruth*d to tha 

hospital by hit f.th.r. Hi* R**. 

Citric. Bloomfl.ld, and Pallc* Sgt, 

NichBJn ImiMBllaatW, wh.n ttw 

bay told hit f.th.r iata ThurHjjy 

night thai h. could net •Ipiain 

hew h. cama by a hruiHd right 

law, Tha Bloomf)«ld« an Mimm.r 

vl.ltor• h.r. at W Cantral rd, 

The youth was ndmltted to the 

hospital, and was questioned Friday 

by Detective Captain D, Norman 

Gives Cop License, 

Than Take* Off 

Wildwood 

ten Mrs. Dorothy Anderson, Ventnor 

city chapter; Mrs, Vera Anderson, 

John A Clemenls chspUT; Mn. Catherine 

Burton, Friendship chapter; 

Seat Godfrey 

Cenrlnuid from pig* 1 

will cast him a fine, Nicholson warned. 

. 

Mr. McGuire Introduced Police Set 

Spencer Ughtcap as the nominee for 

Officer of the Month for July, and 

presented him a certificate for community 

service. Sgt. Lightcap jn 

olfleer since 1M0. has recently been 

in charge of a basle training program 

for Mtnimer patrolmen. 

Rotary guests—who outnumbered 

the natives—were Introduced and 

welcomed by Mr. Howard, Tha songhit 

WM lad by Mr. Stull. 

Parkway Sets Up 

'Oasis' For Cars 

Hopes to Cut 

Traffic Tieups 

Barrels of water have been let nut 

on the Garden State Parkway to 

serve as an oasis for dry. overheated 

vehicles. 

The barrels are at the Raritan Toll 

Plaza—just a few thousand feet from 

the watery Raritan River—to acconi 

modate motorists whose vehicles dry 

up or break down on them. Water 

buckets have been provided to make 

the transfer from barrel to radiator 

tumdy. 

As a central point for heavy traf. 

He moving between the metropolitan 

northern New Jersey area and the 

Jersey seashore this Summer, the 

Raritan Toll Plaza has been the 

^ne of mass breakdowns due to 

overheating. Literally dozens of overheated 

cars conked out near the 

Plaza on the hot Sunday of June 18 

and aggravated traffic conditions 

there. 

In an effort to minimize sueh 

breakdowns, tha New Jersey Hlgb, 

v.ay Authority, which operates the 

178-mile Parkway, ordered the placement 

of the handy water barrels. 

Needless to say, the water is on 

the Parkway! 

Coming Events 

In Ocean City 

TODAY— , 

Sunnier Auxiliary of the First 

Methodist Church meeting, 2 p. 31. 

in the solarium of the Bluayne 

Hotel, Miss Ann Townsend will 

speak on "The Art of Campanailo". 

# • * 

Lodge 171, F-and A. M . emergent 

communication, 8 p. m. In the Mason, 

ic Temple. Visitors welcome 

TOMORROW— 

Shufflebaard Club monthly meet. 

Ing, 11:30 a. m. In the Recreation 

Hall. 

and the District Deputy. Mrs. Edith j 

* • * 

Drumm 

Rummage sale. t:30 a, m . In front 

of Dalley*s Plumbing and Heating 

store, MO West av., benefit Chapter 

83. 0J1S. 

THURSDAY and FRIDAY— 

Rummage sale at Talese Garage, 

743 Weit ivt, benefit Hoiteag House, 

Cake sale, 1 p. m. at the Acme 

supermarket, benefit Zeat chapter, 

Omeia Lambda Psl sorority, 

Zeta chapter. Omega Lambda Pil 

sorority, meeting at the home of 

Mrs, Mary wllkerson. 2113 Bay av. 

HAVIRPORD WOMAN HIRE 

Mrs, W, W. Comfort of Haverford, 

Pa,, !• vacatlonuig at the Delaware 

Hotel 

PLAN CAMFAION «TNATaavu-««. Ma 

NUt Court Started In 

taJfMridM 

Tfa» WIMwood Mimldinl Cnnrt ai* 

rionik^ ttJ^Srtry of ttw 

JaU Mm at • mlnlmuu durlnc tha 

current drive w W roncdyUm and 

flagrant violation, af resTiUtlon.. . 

Nine penapa were roused out af 

ttalr JaU bunk* at • a, n. SowUy 

moraine and appeared before MunMpal 

Judge Louis Matter*. They 

w*n ssang tlw aeon of person* 

netted by poDoe for UfrMtMia Satj 

nrday. 

fwtlr"" J 

•Ma all of Ufa, and he noted Oat 

recent utterance* of leading men In 

public Ufa Indicate ttiat nan ud 

more ttwy in utuure of thenuetvm 

ud feel HM need for Divine guidance, 

"Cod," h* Idded, "Ht» a 

bigger plaea In our affain than we 

Juve been willing M give Him to 

data. Bewilderment and fnutratlon 

of mankind *U1 navar end until we 

recognlie that God deserves first con- 

•ideration In life." 

A brief hUlMy of the construction 

af tha chipel was recounted by 

Harvef j, Aungst, who wh* uui P. 

Van eansruMd the buUdiM H H » 

tee of Hymen of the church. Mr. 

Aungst credited tha Rev Mr. Adler 

with having had the original conception 

of ttt dDwn*»ocJb ehapd ud 

to amîalir 1 tha Idea to the 

Chunk Council. 

H* MM that nallMrt Mspara- 

Sunday 

latar toe 

Truckload of Yoiflh* 

Capsizes on PorkWay 

A tMWl t* ewryiiii IS yavtlM 

naiflng In M> Ant 14 to M Maw 

Oarfln as>lnit ttose arrested to- a tiro on Uw Rk> Onad* 0—«paa» 

eluded loHerln*, disorderly conduct, of mm Oardcn suto Faitanff *—r 

reckjeu j driving g and ilccplng pf on ttaa Wildwood Sunday and overturned. 

benen. Judge Matter. knpo»d a One girl wu admltMd M Snrdatto 

Mai ef »220 in Oaos in the a. TomUn Manwrial Bcwttal with brota- 

KMlen of the night court. 

as, white eight oUwc wsr« traatad 

(or minor Injuries and 3!*cti*ltad. 

Three wen unbijurfd. 

Synod 

Toe true*. owBod bV Tho«n«» 

Nlven, of Wildwood, d w enrout* to 

the re»crvor re»crvoir near WUdw WUdwoo* Tha 

youths h were on an outUtf U at Towh 

Bank from PhiUdlUH 

Mm. Aa an •aampla, h. MM HW 

h h M IIMS 

MM m&t •« 

pawl Wf buybn th«p wnai 

and MMMhf Mam wh* rohm- 

Special thinks waro eirpressed by 

Mr. Aungft to William H. Colliss 

Jr.. local civil engineer, and J 

VaugbaD Mathl.i, Atlintlc City anhlteet, 

botfa of wbom donated their 

services in designing, engineering, 

supervisisn, technical work and ad* 

i«, 

pastor Adler told the audience 

that the chapel project wag undertaken 

on faith since the church had 

no ready cash available to finance it. 

It was carried out with the aid of 

many contributions and a mortgage 

granted by the Lutheran Brotherhood 

Life insurance Co, of Minneapolis, 

Minn, 

The newest expansion of the 

church emphasized die remarkable 

growth in the past 18 years, the 

pastor said. When he came here 

then the church at loth it, and Central 

av. had a seating capacity of 

M, bad 25 members, and an annual 

budget of WOO. 

He predicted Oat the chapel will 

be beneBcial in nerving the down, 

btaeb nu—nrr cenmunity and in 

finding mere new members for St. 

Billboards 

Rmmovd as NufsancM. 

The North WIMwood City Counca 

thll week ordered the removal of 

tlllboards and other advertising >l«n« 

from area* in which anafe ilgni are 

prohibited by city ordinince. 

The Council turosd aslda a reguest 

by two' North Wildwood ttvtrn ownerg 

that their gig, erected b«r» 

trietad area, be allowed to remain 

through the eumnt summer. 

The dty official! •ant out notice* 

that objectionable «I«n« are to toe 

removed by tanaftaw In accordnnce 

with tha city ordinance. 

NOfOOMCR 

A boatter may be described af a 

person with whom It to no Henar 

done than aald.—MUwoukee J U 

root 

GROW 

HOUSE 

TAICI 

ar«l 

THE PIZZA 

14TH tTRiCT 

ASMJIIY *, 

Sam* low 

V. ', 

IMBtK Silf 

•V OKMR OP HON. WtLLKat LIMCIM, MFIHI "*«*Kv 

•WJPTCY. TNI INTMBST or rm nwrn Muuiajiupvev isC 

THI NLMWINS WILL H SOLD AS mLLOWIi 

PANS, fcMEften cJblinH, DaaM, staMb faaaaf* 

desks, etettrte aMbif MtaAlna, k m M l , •» 

trie stall taw, banal taw, alaifili. MHa saw, asMtrls saw, 

haminer, healar fan*, vhe, IM, fa ka aeH at lllf •ewswan . 

Ooan Ctty, N H Jeney, an Frtdar, July W. 1»S7, at IMS A. IS, *< 

Nie hhheat WMer. 

»ORD. ifftt/staln bwty frwak and lf*4 Paws) IUHM waasat, «a •*. 

•eld at auch DIM and alace. ', _ - 

POM, ifM, stake truck and IM1 stalie trvtk. W be aeM at aaaki; 

Mm* and ptoca. 

b B%flr*a#at _• a^^. ». _ »A—^ a ^ ^ ^^^^^Li Hdanc lii^BHaaiBi atUaiak atahel Ik * 

BKHif CftHr^ TypBWI •••• f MM99g SHHI If I !•••# SaHB^^ a«^n# WIW a^ 

he saM at 10M AaMry *«"», OIMB City, Haw Jartay. at 11>>t A.J 

M, Friday, July It, 1», •» Ike hMbast BkHar, J 

KITCHEN CAB4M1TS, ( M wal 

alactric addlnf m«*hl»., tan. _ 

to be saM at IMS Atlantic AWMMM, AHalMIt City, Hw Jaraey, aa> 

•riday. July II, 1W, at iliM A, M, ta Iba mahiK alitdtr. tf 

Int, FORMERLY I 

the knentefv and lajulajiisnf af TROUT KJTCHaiMt j 

BavM , and JOHN la*. B, and HOWARD TROUT, IM. 

Herman Baisijbar%Jw» . 

I, 1 . 

Stiffing 

Wood and Fox Win 

Week-End ROMS 

Bab WHARI 

phtndkmadc an 

Uw ifeT wOba 

Veet cod br u 

Red An and Kin A* 

at«t on 

_— aaOboat •aaaon . 

cod by awnopolliln*: tba ias 

tltnc poattloan In twn wont of U«iU 

Din* FfcMt M t of Hobby Ham 

on tbe ifUa at. lagoon 

Wood. ulUng hlx brand new Lady 

la tbr roucn. UMMlc bar I 

Swteh Knttomiater darted INnes 

««k Up iWt dtt of tba ball 

An arror pot tJottn Baker on 

tUefar Kdd 

ottn Baker . 

H^^—i iblnl to to* Black Fiasb 

1 | iîk* 

>- t:.itth line for tnese three boats and j W •>• 

Fax look sundayt run with 

Wood in Ihe snow position 

\int boatx competed m Saturday* 

run and II made tbe Sabhath circuit 

Tur fieri hu prospects of enlarging 

to la boat* Ibis season the lar^ret 

«• Ibe Jerxei coast 

I tune. 4 43 

TTpiiiTm Haw 1- Ul Singapore. 1 

1*1* Toi: 3. Oft. Own; 4. MlnR 

an. *. Oerm Cw; a. annMT Hwll- 

s>turd>> 1 Dab Uou4 Lad% Rebel 

i 2. Ftwd Fas 7"TiUi 3. Kurt 

I lundfc. Black Fladi 4 Bill 

'carpri «. tt alter 3tl game*- 

I tbe* Masted MrtMfrtaek home lins ^ tbt, fcwk „„ »«„«„,„ Rand} 

in thr last innln; to break i W lit fm Sannino lightweight, ond 

Viiyne. heflvywuii^hl .ûffC-'red 

boys were liandie?! by 

en and CflimtMi DiMariiiiu, 

fllliym Cani/.?ar(t In fht'ir.ar^ 

Plans arc und**rwyy 

pi^d in th? CMRibf la ai Phila- 

Ruth Teams in 

Fray Today 

m POINT-Thi) local Uuj's 

the VKw ltam rruiii 

lly last week with a wuiv of 

Memerigl Field, with a re- 

ne scheduled In be pla*i?d 

ning (Thuridaji in Somurs 

i B:IS 

featured ^ a home rim 

riple by Lewis' Braschiird uf 

al team, Ru^êli Lindsey was 

ning pitylier and Lee gimlyw* 

ded out the battery. 

|the Ocean City team and the 

am are Babe Ruth leamn. 

limits the die of the partiei. 

to IH years old. 

Sumiiier R«tld«nr Wins 

as Taachar 

BARBARA PEPLOWJKI 

Miss Barbara Prplvutikt. or 145 

Bay av. this citi Slid 21B Jewell i\ , 

Jersey City, was graduated n'fi-ntl\ 

from Notre Pamc Colloue foi Women 

In Staten Island N \ . nieivniK B 

Bachelor or ArlsUogier in Tducalion 

She has been appointed 10 lh< f.ml 

iy of the Paramui N J 1U100I 

«5 stem. 

Miss Pepluwski is tlu dau^htfi of 

Bernard Pcplowvki SIIPITMSUI ol 

inslructlon and mt'tlioils of Jtmj 

City High Schools anil Mrs Peplow 

ski, president of the High Sthool 

Faculty Wives* Abboiialion 

Ttie Feplowskis are spending I heir 

lUth summer In Otron l'n\ 

Delaware Has 

New Manager 

The Delaware Hotel this year wel-- 

vitmvd la tls slaff Edward K Nash as 

Uvncral manager and Mrh, Virginia 

Hewol) Ph social director. 

.Mr. Nash ii a veteran nt 33 years 

usperlfnec? in hot el maiiBgemyHi, ho%-- 

ing served for six yean as vise pr#sh 

dent ind egtering manager at the 

Maunt Washington Hotel in Bretton 

Woods, N, H,; regideni manager at 

tho Holly wood HsteJ in TioUywood, 

Fla,; resident manager at Beverly 

Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills. Calif,; man, 

ag#r al Samobot in Rocklcnd, Me,; 

20 yeai's at various hotels in Nc-w 

City and al the Fenn^vhania 

Hotel In "West Film Beuyh, FlaT 

Mr, and Mrs. Nash and inoir sons, 

I8yijari| MK'inl iirOMram lias 

been arranged lor the hotel guesLK, 

Movies are shown cm tht 1 pylio every 

Sunday evening Biiiyo gamy?* are 

1 planned for evt s ry Monday nnd 

' Thursday, uord pur!its tfie siL up 

j reguiurly and sotiai wtMiis me held 

j on ilie palia, beach and in the balh 

room. John W= Abh is owner and 

prpsideiil of the llOteL 

Water Co. Asks 

Higher Rate. 

Court Mbut* Firm 

Files With F*UC 

Thf Neptunua W«t«r Cd, haa filed 

an application with the SUte ^ h l 

f Pbli uttll C i l U l 

pp h t SU ^h 

of Public uttllly ConiinlBUoflerj t*Bk- 

InE a JO per cent IncrâM In Ihe 

water rates of 309 consumer* 1B the 

Cane May Court HOUSE area. 

Anthony J. Greco, president at 

the company, said the new ritH 

would be effected August IS If the 

petition is granted by the PUC, The 

Neptuniu Water Co. and the Ocean 

City Water Co. are affiliated utility 

companies. 

Mr. Greco said thn new schedule 

was the first actual Increase since 

1D19 when a revision of flat charges 

»as effected. In 1928 the compsny 

•intituled a tariff not metered serv. 

ice. The utility president said the ie 

quest for a boost In rates reiuUed 

from Increased costs of materials 

and supplies, labor, taxes and other 

cofitJi for the proper operation of 

the service. 

The new rates would incri-j,e 

1 gross revenue About $400 annually 

I The firm IIHS spent more than MB,. 

000 in capital additions and Improve 

I n-icnts to the plant and syitern since 

January 19S0. of which S25.5«7 was 

i spent in thv past five years. Mr. 

lehuol 

bqird, announced thb week. 

The hoord has named Dr; Lee O. 

Gerber. of ihu University nf PLMin- 

syhaiiia Burenu of School Serviceij, 

tu conduct the survey. The wurK 

is to he completed by August 1 when 

the fiiullri(4K will be subniiUed io 

tllp boiird. 

Dr. Garber is to survey sites at 

LcJayelte si., In Cape May, on 1MB 

Taylor Farm in Lower Township, ;ind 

a location In West Cape May, The 

regional sehaol area includes Cnpe 

May, West Cape May and Lower 

Township. 

"SM rttcu* worker ff#m 

Chirlii had about 11 bodtct, t&tnm 

In 'his boat and offtsri In tpw. H« 

man«uvcf*d tils fesaf gtosa tw en* 

of th* picnicking famlllH antf liter 

commmttd: I hop* I t^lIM their 

holiday*, 

• There are thQUMands and thous- 

1 ands of dead cattle »hieh the rescue 

| workers are trying to burn, A friend 

] of mine has been at the tee plant in 

J Cameron trying to identify bodies he 

; thought might be cousins of his. 

I He said that the bodjej are so bad 

ty decomposed It is impossible to rce= 

ognile anyone. He said the bodies 

ore lined up with a piece of ice on 

the stomach of each/ 1 

He reported that **a lot of boys 

were turned into men" among the 

rescue workers, "1*11 be glad when 

it is all over because it makes you 

fee! guilty for having gome out of 

i* so lightly after learning how those 

Gulf coast towns made it." he wrote, 

JAMES R. HENMHX 

Bulldar 

Repairs - Alterations 

Kitchens-Fonnka Tops 

20 E. 12th St. Phona 0993 

W. Ronald William* 

(tagitterad Builder 

JOBBING 

1201 PLEASURE AVI. 

City Phona 2349 

HOWARD J. WILLIAMS 

Registered Buitdtr 

Formerly 

A. W. t. William. A hM 

JOBBING 

ALTERATIONS 

1707 BAY AVINUI 

, Raddenca Mtm 1S73-H 

CAMBURH BUILDERS 

1039 WMI AV*. 

Phoiw 0661 or 0762 

ReraodeUng-Jobbing 

potent antibiotic a* Tenmtf. 

cured in a matter of 

•ICMATION «60M* 

• OARACfS 

• •MIZIWAyf

•i, "/£**•' 

RCLE 

CONEY'S 

BAR 

r*l 

BE BTT3E Ofc Qtt 

V t LL AGE 

ating oil bills 

the EASY way 

Al F«u Hive te do If uat Our if»ti»J bydgOl plan Ill (hit 

fwJFB-ifitf ftaiiB th« HSi, even dUfinf • leVeFc aid ipelL 

AH£ As* an ne arfyitif charf-si, 

W* nah* aytesatk detivsnsi of Atkntiri £ms«i 

felt liflwiif bHting #0. It'i saw mmim with t new sddHivs 

Oatli^pRv«ithi&f5Hti«ol#d^ You g*t *VM* 

•u*dvb«t 

URKARD 

I, Eleventh Street 

Onan City 0414 

wriu sr eali B 

U4444444444444444 

VILLAGE 

I New Playing 

• "The Ten Commandments" Cecil B= 

; DcMille's Bihical epic starring Charl 

.ton llcston, Yui Brynner, Edward 0. 

Robinson and Dcbra Parent. 

f -,*• 

THI 

Jan Extravaganza 

Two Characfn of ytttyward But' 

to Opan Tonight Sophia Loren on 

, a b»rt«ndcr. sufferthe 

right arm ThufsdHy 

npted to put out a lice 

Strand Screen 

•I • Wlldwond Roomfin 

• wash room and the 

third-floor room w»» 

'Boy on a Dolphin' 

[Mrs, 8t« Scarpoll, pro. 

lehouw detected smoke 

Filmed in Gr-MK 

. hi* room. She gin 

ITRAND 

nd (hen fainted, Bath 

Today and Tomorrow 

I «t the off! of > phy. 

"Boy on a Dolphin" U a hrenthti,* 

Ingly beautiful rom.net filmed In 

hrew lh# burning mat. 

Oreese. It stars Aim Ladd, Sophia 

Loren anil Clifton Webb, 

ndow. 

The story deals wHh a beautiful 

Greek girl who dUeovers in ancient 

slrtne while diving for «poiiges, 

Webb Is a wealthy art collector who 

1Y SCHOOL 

tries to get the statue for his per,on 

Sensational "vibes" expert, Lionel •I collection. 

ITRAL AVENUE Hampton, (g starring In Ihc unusual The plot Is complicated by Ladd, a 

neM Tuehtrs cxtravasanz-a « Allanlic City's young archeologist who la trying lei 

Warner Theatre, under the dirm-i,on get the girl in give the priceless 

•ting Program of Gior«e A, Hamld, frem today 10 back to ihe Greek penple. 

through Monday, July IS, Tne jau 

LM. I, 11:30 P.M. 

"Brflt" combines, In one show i he Thund.y, Friday, Saturday 

•ES ) TO 7 

Bravel.lhfoated trumpeter Louis Island In the Run" i« the drama- 

Amutroni, «nd |.h i 

Unit Ion of Alee Waiih's provocative 

Ella Fitzgerald, 

best seller. It stars. James Mason, 

.loan Fontaine, Dorothy Dandrtdge JOAN COLLINS AND RICK JASON co-star with Jayne 

and Joan Collins, Also appearing in Mansfield and Dan Dailey in "The Wayward Bus," Cinema- 

Harry Refefome 

The story Is a provocative drama Scope version of John Steinbeck's novel, which to current 

exposing the gradual crumbling of 

PLAY 

social and economic barriers thai screen offering at the Moorlyn Theatre, Mils Collins is 

existed in a British Crown colony In 

Ihe West Indies just after World alcoholic wife of Jason, who drives the bus on perilous 

War II. 

journey. 

It was filmed in Cinemascope on 

TENNIS 

Ihe Islands of Barbados and Grenada 

in ihe Caribbean 

Pier Violinist Has Devoted 

At thm 

MOORLYN 


John Steinbeck's powerful novel Life to Music Since Age 7 

"The Wayward Bus" has been 

brought to the screen. Joan Collins, 

By KAY B3W1N 

Ocean City Tennis Club .l;,yne Mansfield. Pan Dailey and A newcomer thh year to join the 

Rick Jason star. 

ranks of the Music Pier orchestra 

6th STRUT and ATLANTIC AVENUE The formula for this story is is Basil Ponîo. 0 voiiny violinisi 

simple; Take a handful of people 

Mr, Ponzio and hb bride are spend- 

who wouldn't be round dead with 

OPEN DAILY 

each other. Put them on a "Waying the xeaxan at 605 Ocean av. 

ward bus** Shake well and ujilth He began his musical earepp at 

! what happens! 

the age of gevi'ii. eenducried the 

9 A, M. TO 8 P. M. 

scîooi band and mnfi in the ehureh 

Thurids?* Friday, Saturday 

chair in QlaNgbQro, N= J:, his home 

Sunday!) 

Marilyn Monroe returns to the I town. His family noved to Atiantic 

screen teamed with S!r_ Laurence ! City when he was eiirtit and he be- 

14 COURTS — NOMINAL PII 

Olivier In a love comedy, "The Prince ' iiati êriousiy to ^tudy v 

ROFItSieNAi. INSTRUCTION BY APPOINTMENT 

and the *Showglrr*, 

Miss Monroe portrays en American 

••STRINSiNS AND TENNIS 

showgirl visiting London at the time 

of the royal coronation, She meets 

and U whisked off her feet by a 

roving-eyed, stuffy prince played by 

44444444444444444444444444444444400 Olivier. 

The fun reportedly begins when 

the prince, overwhelmed by Miss 

Monroe's charm and beauty, loses 

ills pomposity and falls in love. 

low to pay 1 

r eUn: 

Gateway Slates 

The Gateway 

Youth Matinee to time flroop parti«. 

rat will MaOered rW 

•Magic Sheas' to b» 

M«ny un*nport«n* Wlwwi mak« 

Staged Saturday a ipaMeli at tteiHclva 4nM tt 

Imp, their Mmdr, Witt «IM*- Im- 

A deHlMhll 4hr»*rt play with portance. . . .. 

mustc and dancina will fee pnatMad 

»l the r.atewmy PtutuuM in Somtrt 

Paint M • wccul matinee treat for 

1-dildn.n. nixt Saturday. July IS. 

at 1 p. m. 

Pawnu, day campa, c.nnmunHy 

senu, YMCA's and other youttl 

t'roups are being Inviled to attend 

this dingle pcrfonnance of "The 

Magle Shoes" at the oateway. 

"Hie Magle shoea" U a atorj- of • 

young girl »*o longs ID dance in 

Ihe ilrcus She quarrels wMh her 

snndfather and the bay who wanli 

to marry her and runs away to he a 

danciivg lady In the clnetu. On her 

v/ay. she meein an old wlleh wlio 

Hives her a pair or maaic red ihoei, 

IstKt rfevelepinanMn 

WM 

and irom there on the play Is Oiled 

•uHlnf heir. 

with excitement, •uKjienH, and en. 

Heir * • 

lertilnment as the magic Shan Unit 

wrapped with water. H 

oiT with lu-t on a taur of wonderful 

Then •prayed 

iidvenlurei 

with a • 

aiild wtution. 

ITio children's |)lay »u written 

H . -^•••1 

and directed by roiifclance Coii|>er 

futrantead for al 

IJJUX, and is baled on the famous 

typet *f hair inelud. 

Hans Christian Anderacn »tor>', "The 

Red ghees", included in the pnfe» 

atonal trained youthful cast wlU be •nd ft. MntrHve hafr .'" 

Grace Anne Schivciuer In the lead 

role. Grate has danced in London •f IXPICTANT *12' 

For Normal Hair *' 

and at the .Metropolitan Open MOTHMS. 

OTHER DAYS «H> AMD (SS % 

flofiê, 

IN OCiAN CITY '; 

Qthert in lite in>t Include Ward 

Landrlgan, in the dual role of the 

VINCENT « JPSH*H 

boy In love and Punch; Dlanne Ash 

wnn called to serve with the 309th field, a-l Tola, the clown who doe* 

AT THI FLANDERS HOTEL 

Infantry, While in Berlin, Germany, an amazing twlrlinii act; Mary Ann 

O, C, M77 

from 1942 to 1946 he played with Tlrtji-n, as Jurtv; Tim Nolan, as 

the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra 

until his relum to the States and 

discharge from the i;ervice, 

Hv then «L-IU la tile Pea body Co 11 = 

gervatory in BaNimure, Md.s snd 

studied Ihure Tor t wo yeara with 

Osraf HhunNky and Afldrew cjales, 

formerly with NBC Hymphony Or^ 

vheslru. Frnni ihyru he vnraliud in 

the New £k-haa| of MUHtc and studied 

iqlLn when he under the fiimous Yashuii Brndyky, 

! SV3S 14. 

fir^ ' violinist of the Curtis Hiring 

I He" played in tlie high ÎHH.I on Quartet and now a teacner or violin 

! yhpstfa and made many solo per- at ihe Ciiribi instiiiitts 

I formanees during his gchoo! years, He has played wilh the Miami 

1 Fallowing graduation he played with Symphony Orchestra and the Birnv 

ihe' NVPA S>Tnphnny Oi-cheNtia uf ingiiam Hjinphony ()n-hc*Mra, Whil« 

: AtSantie City, 

with the latter he was married to 

, When World War II binko out »IL y Mirl violini?*l with the epi'heHira, 

Music Pier Concert Programs 

— Clarence Fuhrman, Conductor — 

Only the N e w 1957 Kelvinator Has It! 

Magic Minute 

160 *»condi off pr«-tcrubbina will 

I doubl«-rich sud* cut* graara b«tt«r, | 

wathss everything cl«an«rl 

KELVINATOR 

AUTOMATIC WASHER 

mm 


M LOW AS $ 179,95 

i*z ii. •£.,•>. '^ 

OM 

PLUMBING A HEATING 

231 WEST AVENUE, PHONI 1176 

f 

Beginning Bally M I P, M. 

TUISDAV . JULY Mh 

Mr. Tom Pcikins 

SURF 

! Tod.y and Tomorrow 

Artistii; 

Miss Aniieleno CoIJins., Soprano 

Mr. Walter Fredericks , Tenor 

Siaii 

fJJ'AHT D 

PrincHSN Pal 7. 

Goldman 

Herbert 

Majdrie Mfiin b> back again as Ma .Mr, Tom Perkins Bnrltons Come Baek to gorrenfo .... DcCurtis 

rKettle in a rural rioU "The Ke'tles 

PAKT I " 

- Mis? AnMelene Dsllins =• ' 

on Old MaciJonald's rarfn", Pafher 

• Fennelly plays the part of Pa, 

Zainpa Overture Iferold 

£ereniide Pierne 

The Kettles are placed In rharMe 

Jewel Bong from ''Faust" . Gounod 

R Lut-evan Lc Hielle from 

' of a lovely yriung girl whose fnther 

Miss Angi-h'tii' Collins 

"LaTssea" ..... . . Puccini 

| is trying lo break up her romance. SaJly Heleeiion . Kern 

Mr. Wulter Fiedericks 

The purpose of t he wardship in lo Trees Rasb,ich 

Orienule Cui 

"iiiispoil" the young debutarUc, 

Vlr, Waller Frvdnrlclu 

My Heart Htood Still Rodgers 

To add to the troubles of the round 

Nell Gwyn Dant'es ticrmim ticnoan .. , *?• 

the clock ehaperones, they have to 

\ Nothiny Like a pame .. 

Ideal with ii rather large grimly 

I Mr. Tom Perkins 

I bear, 

| Scotch Medley Ti.nliliim.il 

| PABT II 

: Thurfdty, Friday, Safurdcy 

j lied Mill Selection .. Herbert 

I "This Could Be the Night" is theOut 

of My Dreams, 

I story of what Jiappens when a school] 

from Oklahoma I>odaers 

teacher becomes involved with a Miss Angelene Collins 

bunch of night club mobsters. Jean Whlsiler and Ills Dog Pryor 

Simmons, Paul Douglas and Anthony cielo E Mar from ' 

Francidsa have the starring role:*. "La Gioeenda" .. ^,,,, .PonHiielli 

When Miss Simmons, the school Mr. Walter FreVm icks 

leseher, joins the night club crowd, j Monastery Garden =. Kelelhy 

she learns the faetN of night life, Into the Night Edwards 

Julie Wilson appears as a torch 

Mr. Tom Perkins 

sihger and Joan Blondell plays un Oklahoma .Ilod^crs 

eK-burlesqiie queen. Ray Anthony 

and his band supply the music. WIDNISDAV • JULY 10H, 

Try OtHn City Manhanti Pint 

Miss Angelene Collins.. .Hoprano 

Mr. Walter rrtdericlis. ..Tenor 

.Mr, Tom Perkins Buritnnu 

Tom •"«••*"•* ., . „ 

nod.jtrsfT'" 11 ' 11 '' Ti'lli-r llerben 

THUUSDAY . JULY 11 

AftiNlNl 

I 

Miss Angelene Collins, .Soprano 

Mr, Walter Fredericks , = , Tenor 

Mr. Tom Perkins Baritone 

PABT I 

Mikado Selection , . . Sullivan 

Vn Bel Di from "Madame 

Butierfly" , Puccini 

Miss AnMclcne Collins 

Au Moulin , Gillcl 

Songs My Mother Tauilhl Me, Dvorak 

Mr, Walter Fredcriiks 

Peep Purple DeRbse 

Holiloquy = , . = Rorijicrs 

Mr. Tom Pei'kiiis 

Thunder and Blazes. Fueik 

PAHT II 

ssveut Adeline Kern 

iiiimanee from . 

"Dusert Song" Romtacra 

Light Cavalry Overiurtv =,, = Sip Miss Angelene Collins 

VUla trnm ''Merry Widow'**,,, .Lchur L'Arlcsienne iuite , 

Bizet 

Miss Angelene Collins 

HICSH This House , Brain- 

High Jinks Kriml Mr, Waller Fredericks 

The World Is Mine Tonight .Poslurd AdBBie Palhetique

S*fl# 

E ftaM 

Mb* Sfcuyrin in 

New CD 

-# ••*£?** 

• £Mp*ration Couynit- 

>on alter* going to bat, 

' ri>e displayed in 

i about regulations that are 

ntiorr of visitors to such 

, littecbiucgjng, dogs on the 

I nfc standpoint of public rela- 

I td handle the distribution, 

ML 

h •# *»r vacationers get into scrapes 

\ because tltey unwittingly violate 

know ealsted. The ordinance 

- and minor sins against the quiet 

i of toe cDmanmitp 7 . 

i in stores hotels^, restaurants and 

1 be stivthg a useful purpose in guiding 

* t for the first Ume. 

r booby trap inr tfte whole thing is that the 

! qt ate placards must be extremely diplomatic, else 

• k faMjfW- get the idea- tint just about every- 

1 Ocean City, which is not the case at 

*- , < * 

"don'ts" have evolved over a period of 

H» txpes of nuisances arose to endanger 

jit FRnic files e*n. the exact attack pattern *ra$ 

known months in *d\ an.ee The 

change was made to stimulate more 

nalhtleall) the situation that would 

c-ilft in an actual attack 

Hie signals to be mounded for the 

public participation phase in New" 

Jfrsej oh Jlllj 12 will be the Alert— 

A three minute stead) siren pitch re- 

quiring the people to listen In ttlclr 

rrdios for further official CD in 

RrtKtiong. 

Aboui an hour later. Dignan re% eal= 

ed, the people win be directed to 

seek shelter when they heat a warbl- 

ing three.minute siren. This means 

"lake cover" immediately. The Alert 

will be repeated to mean, for :hls 

Ust only, that It is safe IB leave 

rhellcr 

Pennsylvania. also, will use the 

i«me signal sequence. New York 

will diner only In that the first Alert 

fignil will be omitted 

MAYOR flED CHAPMAN of Somers Point, left, pini 

honorary badge on George Jessel. known as the Toastmaster 

General, at recent luncheon on behalf of State of Israel 

Bonds, Mayor Chapman, who became a Guardian of Israel 

for second consecutive year. «as highly commended by the 

entertainer. 

Briefs For 

Homemakers 

What Home Owners Should 

Know About Pesky Crabgrass 

Hartley,tiifisis acknowledge thai in , 2 An annual plajiL crabgrasa pru- 

Qlmest all lawn?* thpfp is a lypp of ' L^W* ^cdi in great ahundaiU-v A 

grass that resists htat and druu ihi, ; sample ef lawn sull examined re- 

that thrives en ngglpei, and ^preîda • ftM,i!r af an e\prnnH ! nt Ntatien re- 

quicklyi often crowding QU! uihtT. ' vealed approximately 100 ?vo&* per 

less vigorous speei***, , ounve ef 

OW Houses 

Listed for Teur 

It HlgfilfeWrf in NJ 

Seh« 111 Cape Mty Lourl Huuse, 

i,nd at Slainisna in Ocean Cii,v, 

Poitfrcdf CRmate' 

Restraint Plea to I 

•y I. J, »mMOMS 

, H«n* e«rf«Hn!, back each iail jlltr 

seeduig. leaving bare ^piju :,i hr. 

eome mud puddles when I nini 

The weed is crabErass. a by,- ttâi 

pest that has luusert mini „ nqmi 

net only chedBer o w n e r ,a dc,pa(, „. Bvc, _1,,l(.,^ , 

good la«n; 

UllHI rfRjiflf, the hjm.j.,,i.i 

war aialnst erab«-«H his b«e^ 

mare marked By ffjii-aficfl fh«n 

success. Now, however with df 

valepmani af the hurt .illjthmcrl 

spraver and crabgr,i(t k.:i-r it „ 

pMsiMa literally 10 wlp.. out 5rjS 

grass manly by wrayinj (he Ijwn 

regularly wilh herbi:i«e. 

i>e Eliminalion of cra.ii. . .. .•.,- ^, 

,el ilfected with greatesl ,i»i)f,i it ,-'.v 

oi 1-nows a feiv eritifiii i-,t..s Bijou; she 

i«eed, Horlicultiiril «\,-,'.t. .i,_-> -I 

the following as what every home, 

owner should know aboul crabgra,* 

»]en>, outside leave, P«ved"r,eher ij,,, C ^ l Wf s sf ! ' » "M: v,f- P- 

!"»• eut of node, iir K3.nl. u r : , ( 

«iems. and jhc ,ieni, bt,ia y, i:-,e 

joints, ansulirly. soinmha! |.'.;~ ;-,, 

i'&i of a ejab A planl guv .^,, --a 

Ly puitins S(,i nmle:, I 

•'odes vhsic they tu.Tip ,r. 

«ith the »o:i 

if c 

SOil 

t ,1 rrabura^^ like* hoi, drv v. i s 4ih= 

r. = and uili not gerrrtiniiiy nui 4ru« 

iiiiSii nignf!;ine temsefaiurc? re:iwh 

fri decrees ihade, vM:n that prn. 

H;,ct^l fe> permitiiny desirabte yr,i?, 

tg sryu thick tnii reasonably t^]|~ 

, «sy three inches — nill discsuraae 

ciiliiifis. Belore thu adii'nl of li 

quid crsbsrax killer and Ihi- hu-i- 

:niachmt?iii spraver the .hiide and 

thokeKUit cumbit ^cre arnoiiL trie 

f* « vii'jpcn* homeowners could '!**=> 

iiaint: crabsrass ' 

4 Because crabgra-. i* , 

bicau.c il ,« a prulItU »ecd 

aid since :l isn hv siipetl uut «.!th a 

-fUcli\e 5P=j>. the procedure thai 

should be adopted !*: o apphent, m 

ui Ihr tir>I killing spray when Ihe 

in'i frcp u: cfal)ara«« jpp!?ar>: D 

thereafter, gppiicsliun oi ihe er3^ 

^ras= spray a hen a nrw tTvtp aj, 

[>êr^, i, mj,; tmp&riant us a,!, ir 

the wetfd is ever In be flim:na:id 

u etu) xirtWt .pra\;rit of in* 

.Tiss killer in !nc bios.unvn= pt?:.,^ 

—«hfch isiv be Julv, August. Svp I 

timber gr earlier or Jater .n ,u,itr., 

?'T. reg.yr^ 

Sd>. one ',!iiri» la be rcmcmb*ri^ ,. 

ti.jl 3 .inslv t;rt;fi« pio.il lurni,! 

IllS' 

New Rescue Squad Gives 

Exhibition at Cape May 

An hour lens demenMifitiaii nf the 

rtrroial and handling ^ easusliles 

of iarieus [ypes of dihasUrs H^S 

^t^Led in front of Capi? May Cilv 

een^nUyn hail Ifl^t week by that 

re-en"* newly organized R e? e >* e 

Suuad under Ihe Civilian-Diâaler 

Ci-fltryl ad-up 

A toU! nf SB lOlunU-ur members 

\hv Resvue Squad parUeipiiied in 

d i hih 

!.»• 

p 

in which 

h; 


î,rk techniques were 

lunu'mber it-am comp 

ijfrs ol the S'OiLintL'cr Kirc i' 1 * ,vho 

h; ^ i? rect'hed . rescue - uaiiiii^y ^ a! 

Li,,sh ,n the Stale Police hcadqujr, 

ttrs at IfammoniQii 

' State Police Sjit juhii >l Kmll;i.ld 

,crvud a> narrator, csplaininy "he 

jianpus rescue U'ehniq,K's, S t ^ , y 

I Pslicc SEI L>d*'ii Sirntneriiian ?,,p 

c^t-.i'd thf rtscur upe^ : a'!'i."-- 

The Cape May Redeye Squad h,,? 

Ui'en in operation jive ut,ek. Tiaiti, 

;ii^ >es5!Oni are cnridAictt'd faih Mijii 

(•ay niiht at the fne hall 

Town Sank Firemen 

Buy New Pumper 

A ne« 7^0 ganyn pumper 'AH? de- 

i;îTvd ty the Toun Banfe SuhmttH-r 

iViWwoorf Visitor 

Has fxp#ni»V« Nap 

Thomas Lynch, J8, of Philadcl. 

phia, was fined SIM by WildHuo.1 

Municipal Judge Louis MatliM-a 

Frida.v on a charge of slecpiiiM 

on the beach 

Lynch was subjtcl lo Ihe hCi.v- 

iest penally to be impyscd to 

date for trcspaJsinB on the beach 

alter it is closed lo Ihe publk' 

at niffhl 

The mni sins arrested by llii- 

police jeep pilrol al 3 P m, when 

he was found asleep under Ihe 

boiirdwalii The public is bannerl 

from Wildnonds beach from I'l 

p: m. uniil 6 a. m 

The 

Ihe annual mr ^_ 

and bills intrMuM 

lolure are pliyli 

far Mrcater than I 

the legislative 

the readers ofIht| 

"II «»eh 

tain prepoialt 

to the ianf 

Induifry, yoo 

•hay are breuf 

ef firms, whii 

i 

•Ian In 

"Even though 

piopohals ln-nim 

islaiiun, the ever T 

tniitnined in all ^., 

i-ool thy iliierest J.'! 

uiialrial nr.thbt 

"UFCUIIM- nut 

ihieh of these 

iictert iin, (hoy aft 

negative column £,_ 

tlmt imponderable gw 

purtant plant,(ocaiM 

us political i-lim«t«." 

NOW OPB1 

FRUITS and VEGETAI 

L:.nintl 

\S'tlik is btir.g 

p 

The r.r.a'i atlmanilisn, Ihen iifir fund 

ttte Setter economic" conditions Smart 

bad better watch his. 

MM wield, the edltonai pencil the more we 

i«.^ "SS. *"' nwst ot the Myhop Is unneces- 

I1b*ta higb percenUge of highly pubUcized events 

i Its alTfAat citizens who have somethme 

^ -^— -ty stonltf #ut th«Ir time arJ 

aaiv^ _--. •' limiled number, rather 

vg «*»T dtoft ah some of Uie nonsense goiof 

Matter 

Chatter 

PUZZLE 

•v 

Sarah Vaushan Si«s Ocor-jc Ucr- 

shwin 'llcrair,, nj,s tOp msrediiils 

for an all-Umt- favorite—one »oull 

uant in your coUeetion. Sarah smis 

w» of the least heard Gech.in 

SODS*. ta well as the well known its! 

VBaney's backing pjus Sarah', \~. 

brtnt penanalily on thfrsi; area! 

«na is somelh.ns to hear, .Sum. 

mensme. The Man I Lave and Bioin- 

My Time are higriltgrrti 

All of uie wards wrtticn ibout 

Bla Fiugerald can be uimmcr up 

by the than lenience "There is jus* 

no one like her,- Bla stnji:!rt 

ciilHhood—poor pansnLs an 

;e, Iticn a round of anuicur 

eoiribu uniil the was dtKovercd w 

the tale One* Welbni—and Ihen her 

n» w nwttacular. Iler currini 

alhum !« Hla and Her Fello»', ilk"-, 

tai. Ota 1, heard wilh Louis A-m 

?. Uuh Jordan, Eddie Hcvwsrf 

Sy Oliver, the IiU spats, the Milli 

•mlh»r», and the Delta Rhuhm 

Bvi, 

With tan protoi bit in iht lUinijn 

and Blues field, Jim To llifld ,1, 

Hand, Clyde WrPhauer is 

II all bcân *1ifii LI>di »ai m 

ten auurmtee that 1 oautlti, PaUHr 

Chevrolet and OldlmohlliTTlaaa CJT 

Lat, till and slmpioh Av». none CU37. 

Open eveBlnstf, II 

IMO, DUICX, >Boar iedan ReMon. 

able, latff Bay Ay?, seeond floor 

MATS FOR 3ALH 

. RQWBOAT and 7U h.jt Evln- 

miie molar. $131 332 W. fKh St. 

JI Dhone 'Jtoe-M. tl 

1,'IBREOLAJW KVACK, used. In c»tel- 

ieiit condition: Chris Craft, £i' utll- 

lly, very fast, full pMee, ilMd; new 

Oliver outboai-da for sale. IS h.p., full 

price 1210.1X1. Many usod aklfls. Hallo 

niarlne Co., 1133 Bey Ave. phone 

JT4S. If 

1MT OWENS FLAGSHIP 2O-IOM cabin 

cruiser. Only iu houri on twin mfr 

tors. Con Jio.oqo. Will sBcrltlee at 

$8,000. Ocean Clly ^». 7-la 

UTllJTY BpAT — U 1 oil mahogany 

cl|nker built, oak keel, ribbed bronze 

rivets. fo*ir seats. Three years^ old. 

Exeel lent condition. Asking 1175 Phone 

1J.FT. CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT 

with Ig h.p. Biideaneer molor. Both 

one year uid. Windshield. ateeHng 

wheel, gearshift, custom made eas^ 

vus cover. Perfect condition, S45G.Q0, 

111 W 10th Street. 7-ii 

MERCURY OUTBOARD, 5 h.p. Three 

years old, eseelient randlUim, Ask- 

ing MO.00. Phonp M40.W. 7-9 

NIMLI 

PHEASANTS—If SUM like tW 6f* In 

HtlruL ardur OHI: mw n£u SlrOs 

tedar.' w* 'i«" P»M fot you, Oc»n 

City aailwy. Phone pmam. V» 

Avaloit 

board, tfioo, or complete luUe, SMtGOi 

antique sola. MO 00: card t»bl«, (5.06; 

alas card table MOO. sn uth street. 

Phone oaoo.w.' M 

LADIES' BICYCIJ:—Good than, M" 

wheels. PrKtialiy HW urm. Me. 

cray, K4 First, it Pnone l^SJ, 1-9 

COUCH WITK COVBR thlit eon»erta 

Into bed, fxn.oe; two HI ru@ and 

ffil2 pad, 110.00. 3 Walton PMee, 

WASHING MACHINE—Manual 

Nood eomlltlon. iio.oo. 

COLDSPOT REFRJfiKRATOH. mechsn. 

l.-nlly perfect. 133,00; ehurdnoe, an- 

[iqu.. plank chiilii, 1J3O Wesley Ave, 

phone 1947.W, 7JS 

BOARDING 

LONO ACRM REST HOME. Elaerly 

tttdies. Homelike atmosphere, uood 

core and meals. Reasonable rates. 

Phone gamers Point »1»1. 7-12 

REAL ISTAT1 FOR HINT 

1S-BT OLD TOWN SKIKF wllri.5 h.p, 

Johnson motor. Priced at ^50. 1 

Flmt St. 7-6 

WOMAN DESIRES DAY'S 

liHi!, phone 4I1V-J, 7-16 

JITTiNU. esperien^^. sue an 

rafter midnight, 75e an. hour. 

^"Jier Mieliaccio, Uî Simpson 

one ffiS. tf 

.p—Odd tohfi iif iinv kind- U 

plinnp sea Isle L'ily X.SB'M, 

CAR RADIOS REPAIRED 

Coles Kadis Service 

ALL MAKES 

Motorola Sal*frv«nd S«rvk« 

21. A*Burv AY.. Phon» 320* 

WOMAN amte'v* imvx litm* ( 

ht »oi'K- Ii*i.fpT"t s nvPSi If nwtl- • 

O, C, 23i8-J. f-H 

CIIOOL SENIOR. pîMTicm-vvL 

baby sfttinK ill h|irtii> ur 

r î-mii^ SAii||y->Jnlin- 

St. Hhnnu L'.ilfl-If. 7-fi 

., OLD BOY 

HunibfH 1 or plPC 

in 41 liJiiilWi 

e. Fnu yiii Ixi1i 

t Henry i'>Ufl)TlrII(i.* 424 

7,13 

lun hiljici- ni- 

[i'luiiihlnil Of 

Yale Key* 30c Each 

2 for 55c 

Quick Service, Savia Hardware Co, 

; 1235 Asbyry Ave, U 

I WILL HALL WAV h«rnB fur which 

vnu haê no u$p. No uhiiitie for 

si'ivicc. My pay Beiny itnrns I can 

uiit>, \\' CHatlin, Phunc lsn-J*2 0=6 

So/ei and Service 

Winter Storaga 

Intid* and Out 

EXPERT VARNISH WORK 

FREE DILIVIKY SERVICE 

HOFFMAN BOATYARD 

Somers Point 2205 

tXJTTAUE=Thi-ee rooms and bath on 

spacious grounds. WeÛy or sefisotl. 

Shore Road, Palermo, snort distance 

from Ocean City. Phone 34S1.R.1. T-ls 

£HT^-Bungalow % bedrsoms, ocgon 

view, eleetrle Idtehen with garba« 

disposal, outside shower, gun deek. 

Jlfn weak. 3047 A.ouiy Ave. (1 

caipICE BAYFRONT RKSTALS, En. 

lay your vacation on the cool water- 

front Heetlon. Klinlng. swimming and 

soatinir. Franklin Williams. Realtor. 

1^2 Bay Ave, tf 

i SEVERAL, TWO AND THME ROOM 

: oa-ice suiua. Ail utiiiua, siodern 

In every respect. Write Box 712«, Jen. 

tlnel-Lodger; if 

I TWO AMD THREE BEDROOM 

Phon. 

1AGES and apartments By seek or 

inser. H. c. Ajnot, ivt Mth St. 

hone aum tf 

4B» WÔCK 

tiaclrlve 3._..,. 

. furnished, near p, V.E^.-VI-U wtatn. .* «» 

! ly rental, Bpbeit W. Martlnilale. Reol- 

lor, 4SB! BaUlniure Ave,, PhlUdetpHIa, 

CK WEST AVE.—Modem, at- 

2-b,.rti-oom bungalow, nicely 

, near protected Men: Ween- 

S3*j, 

FRlGIDAiRE SALBB sno SERVICE— 

Ht'pairi iti uil make refrigerators. 

New Pijfitdalre refiisgrators. ranges, 

nuslicis, drjers. fieeiers, Pslmcr Frig. 

I Ldaire, HIT Asbuiy Ave, phone 0233. 

open every eveninil 'til i, tf 

WANTED TO BUY 

FURNITURE — BNTIRi; HOME or 

smaller luls. Will help ypvt_ clean 

I all ie. baaenieht or u 

; phone Somcrs Poini 4i 

Bright, 

or 437S, - 

LOYMENT AGENCY 

CITY Emptfiyfttent Aeeney. 

mi Avq. ReHabJd help furnisbeH, 

-- )n\c-*t(fi(itcd iÔRDELlA 

TUTORING ~" 

Bt,M. RK.1MIM; All iiac-B. ii'ud> 

' c^rr 11 ,i iiiiTiu. f'iiiiii-iiijr y sL.h, 

;'r«.'A_i'"flne N'viil. lajin Pieuguir 

unt? ](yi, ?Hi 

IKEVS MADE 

1 vice. Automobile 

Waller E, Alien, 

• phono 2S41, 

:ompleie locksmith ser- 

— - '«kl » specially. 

Central Ave. 

; ANTIQUES VVANTED— Brlc-a-brae cut 

I uliisK. old china and glassware, i 

, ilimps. bogks and etc. W. Bright. , 

i Phone somers Point Itm or 4Wm. tf j 

; Vacuum fjimyier Repairs 

L HOOVBH BALKS ,*"" 

ROBERT E. H 

z F: Wllmgt Avi', gamers Point 

rn. »,P, 3110—Free Plek.up * Delivery 

i 

i ANTIQUES — 

Klaas rilla 

paid 

NTIQUS 

Klaas, riialola, etc, 

id Cull Atlantic Cil 

Furniture, china 

etc, Hluhcjl j 

tic Cily SIM, 

cut 

icw 

tf 

OFFICE SPACE 

ONE, TWO and 

THREE MOM SUITES 

Modsrn Fireproof Building 

J.nltor S«vl£. Ml All 

UtllillH IncludMl 

Writ* Box 7843 

SentineMedgsr 

FOR SALE 

Ki; IN JUTHlSMA'l'lfS, SiM- 

n\u\ sluiiirs hv rvt 1 \!\vii 

01 ICiilhci. Hilll tutullllU BV 

Cull 3HIMV. 7.12 

hv M.l!.liHr 

1-h.iin. u,i 

il ii' 

i iiii 

iu-li 

iilf i 

In 

n,r 

if. 

illi 

In till 

still 

, H 

Ship To Shore 

Marine Radio Service 

ALL MAKES 

PETER J, ALLEN 

17* I. SURF RD. PHONI 00/1 

I BOTK MAPLE DINETTE SET, «l» 

chair* and table 1^,00^ dnublt., iron 

!w(i, BOO: Tavioi lol Sil.oO; iiofo hed. ; 

( S'Js.00: bud pillowii, M cents- charcoal : 

; buinliiit lyiidiiiir bill becup, to,06 (iu37 

Asliury Ave, Phone 2273. 7-12 

U.K. nEI.UXE Aulomallc Wuihor and 

HOUSE FOR RENT weekly In Septem 

her. Apniy 13)0 Wesley Avenue 

Phone IMf-W, Tir 

f^lfi 

COTTAUE FROM AUGUST 151 to SeB- 

tembet' Sri. Hnif block fmm beach. 

Fully equipped, Thicc bedroonu. hoi 

cold shiiwcr sereeRed poiYh, teieilfiion 

Aiiply 403 #ih Sifwl, 7-l 

h'QitSQl trunditlun/ hdne 

79 

U.K. WASHER—Wilnxer type inntf 

i"i»m!!lhin= Rcasunubie. otiyfi Asbuiy 

All Tfl 

OSSIFIED DISPLAY 

THE BEST DEAL IN 

MAY COUNTY 

57 PlYMOUTHS 

|57 DESOTOS 

Top Value Used Cars 

line Motor Sales 

h. D«SotoPlymoufh Daalkr 

I WASHINGTON AVI. 

bina Phon. T-T166 

FLOOR SANIilNi; MACHINE und Wlls. 

ing ntiii'lilne for rent by the day. 

Davis Hufdtturc- Company, 1335 Asbury 

Ave. Ph.me 0913, if 

WASHER, rtrvnr, ieh igefiiiois nil 

burners Herviep on nil makes, Terv 

Ice lull $1,30, Chlillln ftefrliceratfgn, 

1116 Asilury Avn. Phone JOil nlynt or 

°ay. M 

rlAFT MKI'AIR - L'miirnllujl beach 

chaiiii. In Miir «liop», Bcrr* Beach 

SciiiTO mill I'lilli) ahiiii and and West 

A t f 

Sheppard's Auto Service 

•LICTRICAL SYSTeM AND 

•RAKE SPICIAUSTS 

HATTi:niK< Fur Ail can 

91214 SIMPSON AVINUt 

RKMINOTON 

nimliiiirj. 

eHenry's 

11 

ni 

MeH 

0711. 

iPEWaiTK 

Salci and 

Sis Alluntlc Ave 

g 

ervica. 

Phone 

tf 

BEE NVMAN FOR ULABS. Auto Klus 

IlliUillcd. iilass table and desk topi, 

mlrro!^. Boat Klass. window glass re. 

J OIK »' d -' w o Asfcxfy A 

^hone 

kASttFiiD DISPLAY 

MAC-CADILLAC 

lOODWILL 

SED CARS 

leu'M find the finest 

|std Cars where the 

f jftttt N*w Car* 

are SOLD) 

RUCK 

iC-CADKUC 

1158 Atbury 

•n City Phon. 0606 

TYPIWRITlrB md 

ADDING MACHINES 

REPAIRED 

OCEAN CITY TVP-EWBITiR 

SERVICE 

nm Atbury Av*. 

CALL US TOMY 

W. will utiniat* th« 

•oil of intlalllng 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

Yaw tr* und.r no obligation 

Wm.S. 

Anderson Electricians 

1111 Aibury Av»nu»—When 1771 

tf 

GARDEN BUPPL1M—Peat MoM, SCOU 

(irasa Beta. Venagrecn.Fieatar.MUar. 

ganlte-Hoily Tone, Burpee Seeds. 

Kit's patio Sh ad d SVt A 

f OR REK1 

TV SITS 

\nMlt — Mont* — 

TV SERVICE 

Mf«IMMrfMfl tMnin 

MM! Anlmnaa frKM 

SCHUfF ElKTIUC 


uiy 3BiB •kuivici 

, CUASSIFIID-AO 

BRINOS RIIULTS 

ly Tone, Burpee Seeds, 

io Shop, and and SVest Avo, 

i. Free dellveiy, u 

SAI.K—Cu»tom made S It, kniitly pine 

show ease, 0au from. alldlnE El me 

door,. Elast snelves, (luoicseent liiihia. 

Alvyn Hotel, 814 Brighton PI, l 

ap^ waanar, oeaas view, gundaeii, 

eoychim. Available from July 13 at 

HWB week, Induaing uilllilu.. 3M7 

Aabury Ave, Phone J2L1. 7-li 

F1RBT ana CENTRAL AVB. — SOU! 

apaMBenta, weekly or monthly rent, 

ols. FUW fluar uMnaMnlB, M0.00 per 

week durlBS July. Owner on premlsea, 

Marsr Sundstrom, WB Central Ave, tf 

NICB APARTMENTS near beach, Ac- 

nOlinadBies Z-—§35 w-eekly, 4—J70.UU 

weekly. fl=$!n,ga weekly, with park- 

llw, AoMy 251 Asbuiy Ave. or Phone 

S, Owner, &4 

FDIST AtiO BECOND fl-OOR rnodeia 

clean homelike apartments, 344h?l$ 

per weelt, .Nwu? everything, tree ParR. 

ing. The Park View,. corner SUi and 

Aaoury Ave, Pbone 129B. Alto ab 

tcaeuve airy rooms from ^S week, 

double, 8-lli 

SCHICK'S APARTMENm !B7 Wlaley 

Avenue. clean. quiet, homelike 

housekeepins apsrtfflenis, centrally lu^ 

catcd. Opening from July 27th- Rates 

S45.i») up. sepiemlwr. H.ion up, phone 

mm. 7-19 

FIRST FLOOR, APARTMENT — W 

bedroom, Lwln beds, studio equch, 

full kitchen. baUi. Sem : beach. Week, 

iy or nightly. Linens iuppiied It de. 

sliced, 1^3 Wesley Avenue, Phone 

O3BT-J 1-19 

SIX ROOM UNFURNISHED Apart- 

ment. Heat suiiBiied, Yeurly lease, 

aeeond floor Sly Aibury \ve, 7.19 

ONE BE: 

meni. 

M EFF1CIENCV 

iseeKiy. phone 

TWO-BEPROOM second Ilopr apart, 

ment. facing ocean. 175,00 weekly. 

Utilities included. 3D.I7 A«buiy Are, 

iiwoND rijooa APARTMENT— I«U 

bedrooms, bath, klunen. large liv 

Ing roam, sundeek. Hat waler includ 

winter. CalT 2TOS 

VEEKLr l(fcNTAlS-l«b»*V room cf- 

flclenof on *tae btucli a(i 22nd St, 

Aeconunodaut •!>,. InuUire' 17X1 Wt'a- 

ley Ave, Phone 1372.M, 7-W 

MOWFWHHW 

ROOMS, mm WJEEK UP 

tor HttM boy». H.S0 H 

»etk, Hplal r«#l» »f w 

Central Ave, 

bMivom. prlvili 

dow. two elasaM, h 

Pklrur. p.lhlmj 

TIIM Ro«a. 

urita mastar 

GLENBIOE APARTMENT 

Clean, modnn. twin 

badraoraa, Inamprlng 

ill* bath, ecnteal loeatian, 

ratea, 1104 Wesley Ave. 

CLEAN, OOMFGsVT, 

H on 

Double 

sr. 

NorUi atnet. 

1BA. f^RCnW W«T, w 

US yard! to beach. 

KiOOO to »85.bu •aturday to 

AMrtmanta, HO.OD week and 

Crearbftî EF^fgH or Ocean 

"FOB A HOME AWAY FROM HOME" 

oecommadatlons for young men and 

ldl S deck, launjry. etc. 

Atlantle Ave 

oecommadatlons fo 

young ladles. Sun 

Central location, 

, launjry. etc. 

Atlantle Ave. 

VIEW—flO* Wesley Avenue. 

* with uvo window*. 

1509 kl l lA 

CEDAR 

Single room* with uvo wind 

next to bath, £15,09 weekly; also lA 

dsuble ropHus wlilt running water 

weekly. Free PdrlUnH. T 

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS In small gnwt 

house, PrliUte or iemuprlvale baths. 

Free parking, 13» Wesley Ave, Phone 

OLEAJ5. AlBV IWOMS-Slnale, 115,00, 

weekly: double, HMD wcejay. Other 

rooms to BEcaniRiodaie «oi ting boy» 

at m.QO weekly. MM Asbury Ave. 

AIRY ROOMS—Twin-bed*, sleeps two 

or more hot and cold water, ghoweiv, 

everything very clean. 530,00 weekly, 

Ruth*_s. IOlfi Asbui-y Avenue, phone 

NESTED 1W RESTAURAPrT. BEACH, 

boardwalk arsa. sun deck on ppem. 

ises. Roomj for week, month, sea. 

son. Private poreh If desired, Dorothy 

E, 60S Atlantic Ave. ocean City 

1234-W, T-lg 

ARGE AND SMALL APARTMENTi— 

»»,qo, pmOB. ilUD.OO week, accom. 

ioaallhg [rail to 9 people, phone 

DELUXE KIHST HJOOR Apui imcnl, 

(OS Wesley Ave. Two twin bed- 

l-oami. nil tile bath, lai'MC livlnE room 

with uinoiie ail olcelrie kiuliBh wllli 

breakfast nook, open frum Juiy yu 

on. No less thun two week rentals, tf 

MODERN WELL FURNISHED 4-bcd. 

IM apaitneu. Sleetric kluJrnn i 

AvaJlable weekly or monthiy, il33,00 

Meekly, Apply aia Wesley Avo. phone 

279S.J. 7. IS 

MODERN FLORIDA STYLK duples 

apariment. Four rooms and hath, 

a«ommod«tin8 »l* peiwins, Avallubli, 

August 10 to Auiniil m, 313S.au weekly. 

Seaside Hotel, Has Bin street. 7-!M 

NEAR OCKAN—Beuuiitiil. i-ciiil nsni. 

house iiporiment and 3 bedroom 

modern apartment, it§o,00 up: facinti 

buy, Mpannicnt sleeng four, S,iT,O0 «eeh- 

—' Ouner 313 Bay Aic Phju' 

On ner, 

i-W. 

nt sleeng four, S 

313 Bay Ai uju 

MODERN, well furnished tbeijiooin 

apartmonLs, vieclrlc kllcHen, slrcus 

ve near Uurduna AIlbl weklv : 

ap 

five, 

or inu 

Phone 

artmonLs, vieclrlc kllcHen, slrcus 

near Uurduna, AiuIlublL, wevklv 

unlhlY. Apply am S'ui ih Slreol ui 

e (HS1.H-. "•• 7-23 

DESIRABLE auui luiL-nl. two bed- 

Mfflfla, Vetr ai'ound iKieypsncy. Heat 

and hot_ water furnished, Jjujt lenanr 

•yed 7 yum*, call at Powcli-Var, 

llder Lumber Co, office, UtB d 

'est Aie. 

cliVar, 

tB and U 

THREE BEDROOM APARTMENT — 

Cool and airy, nr-iir North Sircei 

hlr 

heuchei. purklrik' iniiudcrl 

half 

!*aurcl Ruiid 

seusen. hali Bcasun ur wuekii. t'! 

BEAUTIFUL OARACIE APARTMENT. 

Garden section, slectig fiiui'. Auii, 

1 lii Sept, 15, safjiio, phone iyT7-W, 

f.Mi 

OCEAN AVIS—Awirimiinu. Sleeliii 

sa a 

3 to 

_ . 8 persons 533 im ueek up Cliisc 

lo beach and Muslr "' 

isn premises or phone f*iei, S« ownei 

ai0!».,i, u-q 

YEARLY—Modern, diiilrahir 2-bedroom 

fiist floor opiirtment. unfurnished. 

Kent and hoi wnier Included. m 

West Ave. Phone tftli-M. T-Ij 

112 CENTRAL AVENUE— Flrsl^floi.f 

opartmeni, livo bednwiiu. llvlnit i 

room, kitchen, bath and poiifh. Week, i 

month or season, 7-23 

PEACEFUL SECLUSION -- Prliillc 

beach and dock. New modern apart- 

ments. Week half iu*agun. High Bank 

Apartments, end of Brniidway. two 

ipnilr 

(locks frum CliTle ibeyijnd 

i Point. 

Inn)". 

7-23 

ROOMS FOR RtNT 

HIUJARD MA.NQR 51OTE1,-5P lilies 

in Boy oveilooking peemi City. Pine 

.neled rooms with nrlviiie bulhs, M,O) 

?i' couple, S3B.IJ0 iieekis, i-ioss at , 

Ith Street, turn right I mile on Shore 

sad (Route 0), Phone Uceun City , 

"11^3, IS 

DORMITORY for youiiM men 

weekly: 51.TS » night. S 

Sand. TU Boardwalk. 

SB.00 

Surf 'n ; 

g-18 

ROOMS 

tig)M 

Witfi 

AIT wilfi 

Bathe 

Airy 

Pw«he* 

i l 

PrM PsWktag) on Our 

Own l*rhMl» tat 

RMtatirMV on 

msnm 

Mir mm 

I*. W. Corn** 

For Complete 

Ocean City 

News 

Read 

Both 

the 

Tuesday 

and 

Friday 

Issues 


THE 

SENTINH- 

Tuckdbav 

Attracts 

•vcnliuj (TyM 

U» Tuekat.a* «re HH 

bustani affaln el Bnu 

ful anntuU «le»jrt«on to d 

Nm Unn M0 pmmm 

the alataMton and «loy 

lad »ctlvltte« t 

mmm altiMM 

tt th d 

MiyaMrn la M aMy fir mm- 

^mamznm ijajH fctaUlm VI Wt_ M flak 9 

ffns|r IHII*^ n

Nf Tewr HaMayl 

Par Any Bay! 

vnco, of Ptu> 

*|iuiaa at WO* 

y an 

Burdette 

fOOG-S ESSO SIRViCI 

I* ymr AVE. PHONE SMI 

AFRICAN ViOLiTS? 

iwl M "AftfWCA-S RNEST' 

jL« QMM, Cirjr of Jean Johnston's Gift Shop 

7th and the Boardwalk 

Stafntafi's Dept. Shire 

•th and Atbury 

MI Lmwood at ©ur Greenhouses 

O»k Av«, near Canfral Ava, 

Mwt off IMt t, 

eHy, 

... LINWOOO, N. j. 

IDERS TENNIS COURTS 

to httc - '1 fm Court fcr Hour 

fcserw by Phoning PC. 1000 

Expwt Stringing from $4,50 

Bulb $1 75 A MOO 

Bancroft * Wibon 

by Experienced Coacn 4 

WONE 1000 

tPmhitkhm-nhtimpkirB 

comfort and f«ffol ofmosphv, o| 

di«i Our food i 

] otel ftmeonf 

RESTAURANT 

s Handy Guide to Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge 

^ — ^ — — ^ — i II i i im i "" 

News of Somers Point 

by Mw, 

fctt 

fcttv 

Bk 

Back 

Unnan Fined in 

Accident Case 

Mays Landing Man 

is Exonerated 

1 

PQEVT-A ptes „ -aa. 

ififiM."a»ii»..'' . . * 

O«s»i2—*—-^ ^W^&i*i< 

iNfj«T« BUS EOuTl 

v»u.t¥ raasi 

• * ' i 

^ ^ ssi ra^^rKS 

Minors Again 

Keep Court Busy 

Fined of Point on 

Alcohol Charges 

j . Pa . ani 

. Kovaiti. of Philadelphia 

Auto Injure* Bey 

ANT I N N A S 

SCHUFF 

Rr NO 1 M..\^ L^ndtni:. v.3^ r:dinj 

••..s b.i>t!# un i 1 !,' Sami-r. py,n! 

MJ.^ Landm^ rd and d.îdmi i> 

;yri: iruurd Ho turnf^ d;Evr':y ;n 

front af j csr d:\on aj Leu.. 

«-; it •!•,• Mil. Ijr,(j:n: Barr.,k, 

rk.:;a*in; ii „•;• i-' iatiun in Trnow-r 

p 

Point Couple 

Wed 50 Years 

Windi 

A SMeot 

nn »hie»i ^j, 

SOMERS PQWT -Mr and Mrs 

•Phil lut week i 

Lawrenee Bay Parrtr.. of » Doll 

wortd emlie 

ware av., Some Point, celebrated 

their Both w«ldlns annlverttrj' ait 

wood CrtM 

July 3 at the home of their son Itl 

and daiigjiter.iii.law, Mr. and Mrs, 

Edward M, Furris. S044 Ceniral av,, 

in Owan Ciiy. 

WIMMII 

alnnla, M 

i A family dinner parts- was attend, 

• 1 their ,__ 

ed by their daughter and son-lnlaw, 

lh a month', 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pettyjohn, of Col. no money, » 

lingdnip Pa and their granddauiifi- the schooner. 

ter, Mrs, Dorothy KnhliT. md hw The craft mi 

husband Jainra 

»«hed .shore 

Orandchiidron present Included The trio HIVI 

Lawrence' R Parris 3rd, Robert A. led the rest . 

Pettyjohn, .fames Kohirf Jr.. nieherd mercy of the 

Kohii-r. Dtimlhy Kohfer. Ano.her seekers. 

KrondMin. Knsiiin Edtsarii P, Parris, 

in Klulionrd al (he Sunfmri Naval Air 

The three yo 

neir homes b 

Slatuin, Sanfiird, Flit. 

«•• Mil again wh 

Edward Kelly, brother (if Mrs, Par. .lake. 

ris also was a Blimrl at the dinner. 

A special train was arranged for Even 

Ihe couple al SI Jo-Pjih's R. I", 

Cliun-h at 1 .'iu a m. 

NOVV 

D U D D Y' 

LUNCHEONmE ft BlUli 

3 WiST 9TH STRfIT 

(Just off Bay Avtnu*) 

DEVOTED^ 

Open Daily 

MARGATt 

PHONi AA MR 

to Making thm Hmir Apparent "Ufle 

MATiHNiTY CLOTHES ONLY 

Ourt thing Sam" had tots of connechow! 

Witches of fun? What i ifkcboa! 

Called up a "friend" iu i MW at *»f 

Go! i ra! bargain-an outright tie* 1 

BuLiiii, iht earwaswMtfcMl k] 

Sam learned a i 

New in ntmt-but s 

"No ar"! a bargain, ff jt ijn't owf 

Moral: It doesn't cost a penny more 

• • • put your money on tomorrow! 

of thmt 

Join Un swing to the Swpt-Wirf D 

Dial 

* SCilNflff I- L f Bp8 P if An GGEAN 

CITY SENTINEULEDGE: 

i — No. 16 Telephone 0304 or 0305 OCEAN eiTV. NiW JERSiY. FRIDAY. JULY 12. 1W7 Publloitlon OBhsa 

Building. »h it. Kim »¥• 

F/na/ Cheek Before Fie/d Training 

Expect Record 

Field Tonight 

For Swim Meet 

Many Aquatic Start 

to Compete For* 

Kiwanii Medal. 

A field of about 850 entries, 

the largest in the long history 

of the event, will seek plaudits 

and medals in the annual 

AAU-sanctioned diving and 

swimming meet to be staged 

by the Ocean City Kiwanis 

Cl ub at the Flanders Pools to- 

night. 

The 17«¥«M program featuring a 

ealaxy of th> best swtanmlng lUn 

In the east, will bensAt the KKv»nls 

Club'i uiMliTprivllcfd children's wel> 

fare fund. 

•Nifiitifif M* tvtftlnf will b# 

MUfdl* AMinHc AAU HIFH, 

dkifl ch«mfttof««htp, which 

will ep*n tti* ilitH at 7:J0 P, in, 

Dav* P*tw*ll*r, of th* Ivbyrtoaii 

Swim Civ*, and Jack Hovltkl, of 

Ml* VMp*r >«t Club, Hand an* 

third, r»-^*ctlv«lv. In last year's 

•vcflf, will b* anisflf ftta #lht 

hla|> a1|y*rt twnpttlng for 

City Calls Bids on E^taf f 

Schools Start Major Improve 

$29,000 Worth 

of Projects in 

Three Buildings 

Canfral School is 

Remodeled to Gain 

Lavatory Facilitie* 

Five new lavatories are being 

installed in the Central av. 

school building as pact of a 

129,000 repair and improvement 

program scheduled this 

year for the buildings in 

Ocean City's public school 

syitem. 

Fixtures in the new lavutarieK are 

boinK inMolkd by Louis Tncearino, 

p I u m b i ii E nmlr;idor. with ihe j 

fiohoai's maintfmincc erew complvt- i 

Ing the real oC the work, The 

school budsoi i.iovnl..« $2.«."i(] for the ! 

Public Invited to Tour 16 

Historic County Homes Tp) ai\d 60 stu 

With the ur-jtnt ncttl lor hngui^tii 

inn If [plied b\ ihe * arid vildo dti*lo> 

EINC CRIMINALS 

meni of our Armed Font** ami the 

electric chair hps something teaching nature nf nan> of their 

i with d*tei-riii(f crUntnals—but n iK5lQii8r the U S Army Lflngu^^ 

*r place la to Mart with the School K open tn slud+iUs from til j 

hair 

the Her\tces Nou pcunnnenlly lo ' 

1 ^ uie nalms ol tlu •.c)imti> 

4 hove lanÛiiKe tfu\ tea- Marmora, Jacob W ! I ! e t * ' cs.peeled, 

: = .= ^ - , - - - - ^----- 

Drive Opens to Lure Industry 

After Naval Air Field Closes 

The Southern Nc^\ Jorstv IH\*lup 

mem CaunLtl in jMnl aidon Îth 

Lho Atlantic CK\ ^lerlrK M 

d»r »r Iht- Naval Air 

begin Monday 

ih^n asked to itljotv \v 

of llrms considering plan 

to in-M*ect (hi- IXIM.' '>rior to fhe date 

l60 

I " 

jiii.vfm of (iimnitir more than 4fHKk) huiritam t 

tir>i ttnd I«. Iwi , almit? 

. ContrJbMtittiii >A]|I ht mnud i^ 

t 

uid 

Uf-nerally promote HH membership 

and projects. 

1 Niiw uftitJiiK It' i nmiiili iin 

t iiituntud -plini>i lor tl*> 

e unl> ( Impli i M.iin ^1 i nurt 

i IK ke(» •!>» the it. nil of tun minor 

»int. (tit %\Z 

.itcidmts h«*e Wednchdav I 

i iiliion .in ]n»ii in-nt ill Huin b\ 'nl\ 

I 1 M«*» lithnK.il it i>un* m-ludnU 

H trr\ Statkuh of f'hiladelpJila 

innusiii^ in li I'TK in iht HH'i HI \ .IK thrived w-iih illegal parkins 

Mis botgit! Li Beun 1'ftddonHeld wan 

si.Hiim Iminil. il elm n*_ U urlil U m tluuLt'd \»-ith tinelt 

II 

MIH.IKI W(M>II l>t wlopnunt 

i tPttiuil (|iKii()i told .i mi i tin; al 

Itêdh utt.ttktMt John Col linn, TJ nf 

640 WtM k demanded that the 

** Tlrnln^ and 

J II Neil of 115 7th si a trtirfe 

1J1 iVi r Uiis 1 liJ-i 4* *1 V\ 1th Ipililre In 

t IIIV iht H ^Kirdlluil iHtfH.it, for 

Ins emplnttr n tnitk 

rite i hiiive v^jiiiist N* il rtûlttd 

\t.Mt hli truck n->>

\T* • i; 

m 

Wm 

•few .* 

_ 

NE IT A_' ' * ai-l'^T I'TI 7 *" i' i * T'lu-'n 1T1 i imnrr 

_ !M PW MUM be 

A^^B ________§ 

«ou_Md by mont. 

b Holy Trinity 

in Itie MM «. OcMn CHy MM Nun-bar two cutogory of rafUaa iNnfl (m *)** 

» p. m. cracnal #1 be toMdag 

•tnlMry HMrM mUM InctiHi. all 

«. -_r5 -' 

•night t» prooBaaed Into snail hot . _ a hhjhty IMW 

at the Waat Laum HUI Creroatofy, 

•f Cap* Mty, AtfMtta and Ctinv low gtaaa bead* for uie ai a UgM- 

Fbiladelphla. 

Inrltild cauiltlM. TM pratMllNi weight nggregato for plaaMri or put 

In lieu ef flawen the famllr *•• 

ptini thawM ba HalMl Mnlr.l t» verticd to a very fine texture for Baa These "dlgMtora" an the de*elae> 

thrifMlaa. nriwn* af rafuaa and as a Oiler or extender when c6m- nent of The barp Latoratortoe at Dies fei Florida nquaat«il ttlat donation! be mt to 

tut* 

the Holy Trtnnky Bt>lscopal Cbuiqh 

as Mat, Mia haul wevM ha •» man bund wltt other matcrlala—for any High Biidse. HuMonlon County, New Word wn reevtvod tUa week of as a ffienwrUl fund. 

Car avan tata) MM in haur (ram number of purvo«ej. 

Jersey. They an betsg fabrteatad tho pnttog of a former resort re»l- 

any n»4nt in HM SanlMry Ol.trlct. 

by the A. O. Smith Oorporntton, MO tm, lUrry I. Tinkler, who died tud. 

Number thrw «rt«cory of rofuae Park av,, Nmr York, 

Number one saMmry of refute might he prooened hi an aUBOaefaere 

dad; June 12 In St. rotcrsburg. F1«. 

mlglH be pnenaed by simply baling of hellB gaa In a suitably deaigned A SB-ton "dlfMsr" coni approxi- He wu n. 

School Work 

It for uie to the used-paper con- eleetrle furnace to recover the tinmately 00,000 and a SO-ton unit «p- Until tteout a year ago Mr, flak- 

1 

version Industry. It could be proafter 

which the Meal could be proxiDate^ MSÔO, The tonnage lev and reHded at US Ipt at. Forthe 

high iciiee! bnlWlng. Floyd 

cessed *>y oueeratln^ thnddlng or 

pressed into standard hale* lor scrap nsurea refer to the amount of n» about S» yean. During the past Hunt, of Margate, la retlllni «he bet. 

pulplna for use in eemblBMlgn with 

used In steel making. 

lerlal the "dizestor" will take-in K»d yaar M had nude Us home wltt hl> torn of Uie nwtninilns pool, asd 

convert in a M>hour period. The daugbtcr, Mrs. Earl Meaner, In Or- 

suitable Undart tor molding, press- Number four category of nfUse 

maintenance workers are installing 

cost of cpnvaniOB averages Mtwaw aikya Relates, a suburb of St. Peters- 

Ing or felting Ujrto arqr number of might be separated and baled for 

acoustical celling tile on the third 

g0 for 

»3 and |e per ton and the r«ulUng burg. 

useful products (not now In eitlit. use by the several industries using 

floor corridor. The pool Mb will 

soli tondltloner and reBullder prod- 

encei. Such conversion refuse might the particular snap. 

uct sells for approximately fS4 per 

air. Tinkler was a retired engineer, con WJ00 and f«0 has been, set 

aim be used aa a Slier or as nn Number ive category of refuse ton, , 

b»d been owner of Tinkler and Co. up In the achool budget for the 

extender In combination with other would ibe made available for rill. 

Btafi of thl. flty and for about live celling project, 

Nothing haa teen said, up to this 

This has already been done wttD years had owned and operated Tlnk Ihe maintenance crew alao has • LOOK WB-t 

point, about garbage. No garbage garbage and there In no reason why lert Uuntfronat at loth at, and sen occupied with the Installation 

category of refuse has been sug- similar proftUble convernlon of other Wast av. Ha wu a graduate ef the of new unlvent beat and air eon- • HI WELL 

gested fbecause teehnologleal ad- refuM cannot he done. 

Unlvenlty of Pennsylvania, a mw trel units in flm high school elaatvaneenent 

has made the foul smelb Sooner or later, some community bar of tte Louis Wagner Lodge No. rooms. The total coat of this pro- 

Ing, fly and disease breeding gar- is going to take the Initiative and 716, F. and A, M., Royal Arch Mi ject Is 15.000, and Is the eoMlnuaiton • WEAR WELL 

bage can as obsolete as gas lamps, change collection and disposal of Ita SBBa Ch»pter No. 2-10, the Mary of the program of remodeling the 

on automobiles. 

refuse from a liability to an asset, Coninnndery No. M, all of PhUadel. heat-distributing system Inaugurated 

All garbage, should he put thru Admlttably, there are problems 

phut, and was a member ot thelast 

summer with the InstaUaUoB of 

so-called "disposal!" units at theand 

the need for much research to 

Oce*n City BtptiN Cburch. the first group of unlvcnts. 

source and carried off thru the sew- get the most from the proposed pro- He U survived by a daughter, Mrs. Another Improvement project com • Brown and WhitV 

erage system. If sowers or sections cessing of refuse (wastej for sale MofdJer, formerly of tnbi city and pleted by John CastaMi u concrete 

thereof are Inadequate for this pur at a profit. 

now reulding in St. Peterstninti two repair work around the school and 

pose, then necessary changes should Surely, right hero In Ocean CIU' 

sons, Jack C_ of Pottatown, P«., and on the paved walks around the • Blue and Whit. 

be niade now to permit trouble€ree are men with vision and daring who 

Harry S. Jr., of Havertown, P».: a grounds. This has been completed 

passage of garbage thru the entire can, themselves, or who know men 

brother, Clarence C, ef JeffersonvUle under a *a,ooo appropriation. 

• Plaid and Whit. 

system. The day Is here when no and companies with the sklU and 

Pa.; two sisters, Mrs, Florence Hunts, The ltS748 budget for building bn- 

self-respecting community should faculties to get the ball rolling. Why 

bcrger, of Oleuide, Pa,, and Mn, provetnenW adopted by the Board of 

•S.95 

tolerate, garbage cans in its kitchens shouldn't it be Ocean Cttyf The 

Anaon B. Evans, of JeffersonvUle, Education provides {19JM for the 

and yards or garbage trucks in its value of the advertising resulting 

I*. . 

high school building, ISM0 for the 

streets. 

from such a move \/ouid ibe local- Burial was In Roslyn, Pa. 

Central av. structure and $3,500 for 

cuUMe, 

av. •* 

CompUt. SalMtlMi of CHILDREN'S S 

• fabric by PACIFIC MILLS 

• tailored by MONR 

$S% PaiHM' 43% huwfiaa Watt 

Mrs. Cowan Dies; 

Worker 

Mr*, Praee CHID, of MB St. 

James pi., died Wednesday at Shore 

Memorial Hospital following a short 

"ineH, She was SB, 

f AMIC-7i% atronger than other Wool 

tropicala toted; yet, it weifha |aai (hw 

6 ounce* per yard! How eenef TMfM ffduaive 

blend of Dacron Hud imported wool, navfi only for 

Stfiw, apun for nTiimnrn t*n«i)a (tfing^. 

TAILOtlNO-pninluin quality b, ga|BW. 

That B M H Bemberg waiMbud. •yion pocketing, 

French fly, aecret coin pocket, bangtr loop. 

Hookflai dowin. Conmu- tipper Mat, and 

back pocket tab ud button. : , 

COMFOtT AND OOOD lOOK»-« paw standw) in 

l 

r w v*** _. jaiiiHjwi vvv piiî___v m f - ______^____1___FVW- v - 

The average boy is about half as 

good as his mother thinks he in and 

half as bad as the neighbors think 

Is. 

FOR SALE 

EIGHT 18 CU. FT. 6IHOM 

A resident of this resort with her Flnansa Co, Dealer ClosaBut 

husband, Tnomas, and two daughters WOKDBSniL Bl V AT MIU 

EACH 

for the past 18 years, Mn. Cowan Writs M B. B, Monk Mnk, 

S 

was past president of tho Women's 

if H, IMk BtnM, Fk Fklla, 

she was rushed by police to the Auxiliary of the Holy Trinity Epis- 

offlce of Dr. Mania V. Smith who copal Church, past Noble Grand of 

placed the Injured limb in a splint, Ocean City labekah Lodge No. 80. 

number of the Past Noble Grand 

Friendship circle, the local chapter 

luchwafd Wins Club of Order of Eastern Star and the Oil 

ental Shrine. 

PinochU Tournament She leaves her husband, Thomas; 

The Ocean city Fishing Club held two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Green 

its Arst pinochle tournament or thewood 

of Philadelphia and Mrs. Edith 

season last week. 

piatt of this cltyi seven grandcWI- 

The tournament was under the dt- Area, four great grandehudrenj two 

rectum of Henry Weigand. Weigand sisters, Mrs. Oars Clayton of this 

and the commlttte announced the cHy and Mrs. Beatrice Breham of 

fallowing results: 

Oklahoma; and two brothers, John 

1 George Buehwald, 344; 1, lolin W. Bultett «f Kennott Square, pa., 

Mallov, 338] 3. Qeorge Relsae, SS7. and Lmmr •»«en of Drexel HUI, Pa: 

Tots-to-T*»n* and I 

Docfor** Praweriptions Aceurataly 

»*. :* 

923 Asbury Av». Phon* 

Opam Friday 

New 

STORE HOURS 

Now in Effect 

Mondiy timi Svpran, 

9:30 1 M. to 5 JO P. M. 

Friday Eventngs.7P.M.tD9P.M. 

FURNITURE - - BEDDING - - FLOOR CN 


For Home 

ZJhe oLiluan 

Cottage 

Apartment 

with a, ^tlair to Ammfnt ffnttttu » 

For ftwhion right ciothM In DNMN, Suit*, Cwh, Crt 

WMr, SfMrtMrMr, or mmn |utt a Smart Gift or Acoawory, 

(Wr MHIMMM In tha) LILLIAN ALDUS SHOPS. |»_Wli 

dl,Wnctlv« flair will bring yew HMM. fUtHrrnfl " 1 ^ 

•II thru the, ftir. MrMnaltnd MTVIM and < that 4W 

all HM LILLIAN ALBUS SHOPS mak. MchvWt., 

A charming collawtien and a wtda MtocHMt In Wb 

827 Atbury Av«. 

904 BcKirdwalk 

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IBM On 1 kiW«ni « r* - 

£» i * S STS, 

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SUGAR 

»»« ItalUlids k«M l»*ifcl»a1*BJfj**J 

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st*iir« 

ajo is 

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Fomga aad Doaiestk 

MEN and WOMEll 

mcav 

15 SMAfl! 

MOTOROLA 

PORTABLES 

c*>». 

•tal »• .MMBii. 

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GIVE PARTY FOR CHILDREN 

r lio rrûWir Monday moniiti^ Infill] 

piit'tV loi" yut'MS Of tlW Kllillflt.il 

Ili'U-l uiitU'r l^ yo.'irs ill" am-, A;I.S 

In hi in II4MH u( the Ciibniia Cl i'>. 

S;x cial pri/vs wti't f:ivt.'ii to Hotly 

Luu Moiiin uf Hrid^cjjori, fonn. 

m,(i Jean Bill of lli.ltimoix. Mii. 

USTATK IJ|-' 

tn the oidii uf the 

dpi sl^m a ) i i_nluil 1 i ml i unipitu 

(\ |)I(M|H tn \ho f ilMN AVI, 

fHONE 127a 

Complete 

LANDSCAPING 

SERVICE 

Slack Gr6wn In 

Our Nyriary 

Cedar Bridge 

Nursery - Greenhouse 

ZION ROAD AT 

BARGAINTOWN LAKE 

Phsna Som«r> Point 2340 

year's 

smart new 

"poured-in" 

look— 

The 

ondCl 

nth 

OCEANIC 

11th and WfSltjf 

FOR DININ6 

Daiicieui Dlnnari . . , 5:30 until 7:30 P.M. 

Appalizlng Br«kf»tt 8:30 until 10:30 A. M. 

R«*«rv«,Sont 

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Captabi and MM, MtDcr 

roamt to tar nation aad a ferrwen 

cttl was (Inn to Mr*. WMUtcr Camp. 

" Hwvi-d (a California. 

Working Their Way 

Through College 

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ii. rttn m 

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by AOffstfy tfin- 

Autot CW*h at 

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i Carelea driving chanea wer " 

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MHt wa. tajn«a in the anHdeiit. 

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_— 2MB HO MIT _ 

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July 14 

Tke 6 

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with DAVBI 

MAY WTM 

WILLIAM 

J«ly 14. H.M 

Yaa HI OaM •« 

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lancoiler Brand Frozen 

Chicken Pies A 

Turkey and Besf ^1 

Special , , . Limited Time 0>dy! 

Tender Dalicioui 

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Hom-De-Lite Mayonnaise "-' SAVE IOS quirt 

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REMEMBER TO PICK UP 1120Z GLASS OF IDEAL MINT JELLY 

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Ideal Grapefruit Juice Quality A cam 

Ideal Prune Juice 

Our Finait 

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( quart 4A( 

hoHi.i 17 

New! Dole Drink immr 2 v. 

Ideal Tomato Juke 2 :.:;: 49* 

Ideal Pork & Beans 

C ::;X' 4 : 45* 

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EXTRA SHARP 

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Delicious with French 

Apple Pie ... and Idea! Ib, 

for cooking. 

Sauce 4 

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Ntw Regular Lew Price 

IDEAL ICE CREAM 

Creamy 

Dreamy 

COMBINATION SALE! SAVE Ac 

Pork Roll 

Regular 43c vdlu* 

A VIRSINIA LEE-TREAT 

FRENCH APPLE PIE 49 

VIENNA BREAD 2 — 35p CHERRY CREAM PARTY CAKES - 69c 

Special Prices 

•lue Rinso ^ 29< £69 

1 1 

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BOTH 

FOR 59 

Virginia Lea 

Bar-B-Que 

Rolls 

22c valu* 

8 In pig 

ragalar 

45e valua 

PriMI eftfMn Mly II, II, II, HW 

21e 

ll Oqean.rT#ih lt 

Stsomad 

lobsters 

FRESH FILUT HADDOCK * 47c 

FRESH JERSEY SEA IMS •• Z3c 

SStDHirme « m j ^ Me 

LOiSTBTWU 1 """'""'" "lie 

sLicn Tusnv "s 1 " *m 

Alaetad Southern Yellow FrMstana 

ELBERTA PEACHES 

Sliet and lirva with milk or 

erBim. Make frash ptach iea 

eream lundaai, or • Jalieieus 

peach ihorteaka with whipped 

cream. 

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LEMONADE 

- 1 fcI S - • I M 

Itch * at «*« nwbl • qu»rt #n< »«h 12 o». can ft ftl, t 

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DinRtfJK 

J.H. 

Prafw 

Scheei 

soMSHs 

a (ban Jr., 

tlon pntUnt, 1 

prasiMaataijf 900 

Monday 

Mwiaghan, wM tut ban a nxW>her 

of the tocal Boawl of JtducMfcui 

for 2S f*m and xirvad at prMMBW 

tor » train, ^snUjr ^ ^ * 

M.yor n-ad W. Chapman, fanl 

.rollh. affair, prwontwl Wm 

a PMWUe Utevlmton aat en " 

at (fee community. 

nan ina llwSfi Hlfwl 

TRAVERSE ROPS 

for Draw Drap«i , 

SIIM In Stack tar 

Window* from 28 inch«i 

up to 15 ft. wld*. 

eUDD'S 

749 Aibury Ava. Ph. M03 

jlf 

Into 

POtNT-Â 

MM M f» 

BUM and »h* 

tStl 

iBonrt Johnson, president sf CHy 

Council, pnacntrt a similar nwlu. IMttl 

lion on bahaU of ibe H M n olw 

and w«a i 

City OouncU. 

•M0 MIL He 

Councilman George Ilyatt pttsoot- MUtf M«f 

•4 Managhan wtth • U-.tHer Mdfer 

which contained letters, BMM «nd 

^rSiteot of Hlafc, PDla* 

telesrami from viriMu dlnltariM 

nuati aM police aiout |W 

from throughout On mi. Watt al- repertM ttM torn M

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**. IMjaa p^w. M m »# am, 

«r OPNUI o». Atae amrtac HI 

lhta cooynUtrr ta Hn, CUIrr Qtfg. 

of Hudnn County . 

Mis OoWte Brwn. of Marnon. 

T Me 

JIAN 

CARROLL 

m nw *-. tteu,* 

Mr »Bd Mrt wmtaB K Mum and 

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a LILLIAN 

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DIAMONDS 

; DAKOTA MU MM 

aa*. 

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ftm**»«. taW «MfM*r. MM 

my rcM HOC8ES mwanmna • naac * row 

T. Jem* Cbucihv Use CfeaDm 1M1 

NOTICE 

AtMTIQNAL MOVE AD5 

H TWS ISSUE ON PAGE 

OCEAN enrs FICST 

PHARMACY IS OUR HtOKSSIGN. IF ITS 

M TM 9KK ROOM. WE HAVE IT, 

FIEE lELIVEIT PRONE 3535 

far OuBcwry Products 

MESCIIPTIOttS 

Oil SPECIALTY 

SPECIAL 

TBS TAUJTSII 

VILLAGE 

SUB 

IARG€ PIZZA , $1.00 

SPAGHCTT1 

To Tain Out 80c 

WOODY HERMAN 

STARTING WEDNESDAY, JULY 17th 

ADULTS — EVOKING, $1.8ft MATINH, $1.25 

CHILDRBM 75c AT ALL TIMES 

TODAY * SAT 

Marilyn Monroe 

Laurence onvfer 

Ttieprfnc© 

'i^m^^^^^^^^^k^M 

"i V * iJ - 

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ir:«itaiM» • (mmw i, PIIIICI ilsf . SHH* Phi tt 

!•« e ittii ii ujiMi 6i,,,«. riR>rin f'-.t«STV 

1 I. r, I, aUillll MMISI ftanctiHI, IK HI 11*^* 

LAUREN 

"DESIGNINGW 

DOLORES 

JEAN SIMMONS 

PAUL DOUGLAS 

ANTHONY FWWOOSA 

\ 

Lawrence 

to Steel Pter 

[A. HmnM 

SMI Ftar In AtUntk 

ill Mluatlatul new tingi 

LnnMeg, and one of 

OPIN 

ILLY-LIN 

ICHIONETTI 

ft Mm, t, 4 MINUTM 

! OF tSMHI MINT 

IP 

•lit 

BUI SANDWICH!! 

•HAKH 

: HOMI - TABLi 

mnm •••Viet 

i from # p.M, 11) 

the CutaM |UI| wnrtaM I 

tauliuH, The Diamond*, In • »p«rk 

Ung M« *ow »e« In tlie «U* 

mBamoned Mute Hall Theatre tailn. 

PEN DAILY 

EXCEPT SUNDAYS 

The Hem* of th« Famous 

imon Buns and Baked 

foods Made With Butter 

UNA PASTRY 

OUR 27th YIAR 

Daily 8:30 to 5:30 P. M. — Clot.d Sunday* 

8th STREET and MOORE AVENUE 

•th Strnt bcfwMn Wait and Bay Avmuttl 

GILLIAN'S 

jtf FUN DECK 

OUR 27th YEAR 

At Plymouth Place and Boardwalk 

ENTERTAINMENT 

Ml 

MAUTIPUL 

FOR YOUNG anil OLD , 

U R-l-D-E-S U 

N YOU'LL FIND N 

OUR HH.P COURTEOUS 

AS ALWAYS 

'Island in Sun' 

Opens at Strand 

Tropical Drama 

Olivier goes about woolna her In 

princely manner and the fun begins 

when he falls inilove. 

Monday, Tu**d>v *nd Wtdnatday 

Oregory Perk, Lauren liacall and 

psleres Gray star in "Designing 

Woman". 

The story U about New Vork's lop 

sportswriter, Mike Hntien inregory 

Peck), and what happens when he 

unknowinRly marrirs New Vorli'ii lop 

dress designer. 

They find that iheir friends and 

fHf OCIAN 

Many Stan in Drama of Strand 

nine Sunday, July 14. Him Hn fallowing 

Saturday, July M, 

The music of Woody Herman and 

the Third Herd Ifl played in Hie flp» 

clous Marine Ballroom for the listenine 

and danebif plMnire of Pier Stan Jam** Maien 

natmnii thmufll July 1§ when Hie 

Buddy Morrow n its ream Ion tnkci STRAND 

over, 


Steve Lawrenee, formerly of the •Wiind to the Sun" i Darpyi F. 

Steve Allen tetevUlon show, mode Zanuek'n prortuctlon of Alec Waunh's 

hid musical debut at Hie early ago of best seller. It guru James Mawin. 

eight and has succeeded in nuking Joan Kflntnine, OorJIhy Dandrldge 

sllUlns hU etreer at the age of 21, with Harry Belafonte ai loyeVir, 

HUi lop records *h!o past year were The story U one of Jealousy, Mi* 

"party Doll", "Puin.p«4*ira" and pielon, hatred, fear and love. There 

"The Banana Boat Song", The Dla- b Maxwell netiry, played by aim 

nondl haw catapulted to popularity •uffertns from extreme fcellns* of 

via their muwh hit record, "Little Inferiority. There in the aide etc 

Darling". Cnnndkini (ill, the four camp to the Governor whoiie creative 

•iniera are the hit of •upper elubs talents are encouraged by Miss Doncl. 

and theatres In United Rioles and ridge. 

Canada alike, 

The nun was made on (he Islands 

of Barbado* and Orenoda, 

Mondav, Tu««l.r and JOAN FONTAINE, James Mason and Patricia Owens 

W«dnf 

•'Tanuny and the Bachelor" Is a art just three of the all-star cast of "Island in the Sun," 

light comedy Nlarrlna Debbie Reyn. Darryl F. Zanuck's independent production of Alec Waugh's 

olda. Leslie Nielson and Walter Brcn 

nan. 

The story is one of a love triank'le. 

Neilun plays a »ophLstloole(l, well lo 

iMSt seller. It was Aimed on location in British West Indies, 

Film opened yesterday at the Strand, 

do bachelor and Ml«s ReynoldM pliyn entangled with o t"i lxir>ileci:ei. now 

a little Mississippi rlverboal girl. 

What happens u the .buck woods 

Blrl ends up learhlns (h* uorhelar 

about love. 

owner of the night eluB, a torch 

singer, a stripper and a former burlesquo 

queen, 

Mond.y, Tunday and W.dn«»d»y 

"The Deadly Montis" is a science 

MOORLVN 

del ion thriller starrinj; Craig 8tev> 

Today .nd Tomorrow 

ens and William Hopper, Tnrmory 

'TIIB prince and liie Showairl" Li of a giant praying mantis thai in 

teanu sir Laiirence Olivier and freed from an ice cap after ccniui-k's 

Marilyn Monroe. 

and the monster Insect wreaks havoc 

The Bielura was produced by on a terrified world. 

MarHyn Monroe Inductions and On the same BTOgram Is "The CJIrl 

L.O.P. Ltd. and was direvted by sir In the Kremlin*' starring Lex Barker 

Olivier, 

and Zs* IM Oabor, II is an action- 

Injuries neemTo ov plaguing a few 

of the 01ms now in pnn_(_•••> of prndurtmn 

Vul Brynnur frjuturuft ii 

lumbar verlebiy |'i u< ticiuu 

trick hoi^cback riding fur sit-ties in 

•Thf' Brollu^ Kiiramazov". iind hiid 

to be out for a f*'\v days. Then | 

Olivier plays the pan of a stuffy ful. fast-movlng cloak and dagser Rits HityworUi pullod a i&aimmt in I 

prince who meets a showgirl, played mystery. 

h*T right tog rehearsing a dance , 

by Miss Monroe, at the tune of the It plays with the Idea (hut S.alln 

royal coronation, 

and his cohorts might siill be alive. 

number for s "drerm sequence". In | 

"Pal Joey", and ihr final day** l.hn* I 

ing or »hi* pk-tun- hnri id hi* i«'«|- | 

poned. 

Supmrh 

Cifisfna 

and 

Atmotphere 

BALA INN 

•alo Muile Menus 

MOC KWAIT ORCHESTRA 

VfiRSATILE MUSIC 

EASTERN SEABOAHD'S UNIQUE RESTAURANT 

BiUCOATiS 

Wiiard of Hi* 

Keyboards 

SOMERS POINT, N, J, 

ExcelUnt Coitin* Served Until 2 A. M. 

COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPIN UNTIL 3 A, M. 

BOARDING 

Msdarn Individual E*cap« 

Proof Pant A Hum 

Alts COCKER SPANIEL 

PUPPIES 

SHORE ROAD 

BEESLEY'S POINT 

Phon* O.C. 36S3-R-2 

^ SYMPHONY of good 

taste In food, form, sound, 

color and fellowship 

You will enjoy the gracious ga/ety, 

the lovely new unobstructed view; 

Musk , , , Relaxed contentment 

TO MIRANSI YOUR PARTY, PHON1, SOMIRS POINT MM 

'Bus Stop' Next 

at Playhouse 

Sherry Britton and 

,V '] 

"J.t Pilot", fhs Hpw.rd Nugh« | 

flying #plc, whlth wat *»-rtcd 

n»rt than 10 y«ri tf@ with Janet ! 

Lcl^h and John Wmynm st*rrfng^ I 

will »an t» rf(«fi«4 probably In 

September, by UHIVCFHI - tnt#FRation.l 

interests differ quite a bit end another 

woman enlerfi the scene in 

complicate matters even more. 

VILLASI 

Now Naylng 

"The Ten Commandments", Siarring 

Charlten Ileston, Vu! Brenner, 

Edward O^** Robinson niitl Debra 

Pagct. 

SURF 

Today and Tefnorpew 

"This Could le the NUjhf' i« n 

eombinaiion of laughs, romance and 

music. If stars Jean Simmons, Paul 

Douglas and Anthony Franciosa. 

It tella the slory o; a school teacher 

who gels a part time jofe as secTetf,rj r 

Neil Hamilton Star "The Khtt'P Man/' tu star Cilui 

: ^ •,••-. -- . i f*rd. will k* Edmund unm 

= Neil Ifamillon. one of tht alhiim^ | piGturt! ^ an Indept'ndi'nl 

niytint'e idols, und Sherry BrILtun, ' 

VfiluptuoUs night club Mar, will team 

Uif-Jo give the Gatewdy Playhousu a 

c'oubl#^tar bill for ihl* oomiriE produLtion 

of "Bin* Stop*^ which mak"s 

j its nest deleur at xhv air con1*«d 

Somers Paint theatre, July iO*ii, 

MUB Brition \%.]\\ tevfvalv the rnk 

to some night dub mobsters. In the 

course of her rie^^^^riii^ hiwimen 

1 

aE Metro, Originally Grningcr \ 

tended to make "The Vaiiijril Struin*^ I 

but chunked plflMN^ \ 

After a long iibft'tit-e frum the | 

screen, Briiin Danluvy U biu-k in j 

lloilywuod, working in "IU

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rfMttMHUOM 

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Ike t*y TiirirtlMiiirrt Mi btfeb- 

City CMMry CM Mod 

calyaMttten^ lMHtt|HMtk||M 

n. 

The •urd BaUti) u Jtnwl from Uw thî 

uinc put*. Tht u«* on« •»» uih*bii*d i 

Ud ifc» Leaai Utatpft. Many of than iln , 

b l l ' Pml d Mt 

Iron Works •« rreettd br i 

•UBM lap, « teuu#usfced lawyer. Supnn* Court 

ui 1M Ires mgutcr, IB lisa In 1770, Col. John rw/j 

Kûirtd cvetrsl J UM b-H nrlu M mttt CUM! 

n(lii • «• ,{»• Rrioiuunun inn of Gnml Wishinrua 

tat • n«ti tinn •»,-? pjn* lor rtipenting all. aad BtW i_ 

eat Conference 

at Baptist Oiiiidi 

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Are jrrc -ct srcrs apT — 

cc t :*;cr sairr atmi vrm i 

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* -areL in a garden, in the 

'.- ii. cc ic » fiif £:cra« m -JI « ihurch—that God is 

^s*-*- cr raosquitoes. 

And after all. you 

j--*ir~;.-. : is »r.:_ ê sc«c:r.c in ten* 

:r 

V_ htsr; ;.TCU tn«=« E: -rayer, praise 

êr= :,'TU. aiTiii; -m-rJz p*^>ie who are 

j;t and is"a ^nni: -•- ;* Ha rcesence. In the 

* aura :«su init .-«•¥ -usrâe distractions. 

nar -THE liats s : 

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J:C s rraeica. wanp -,r. -,-e û^ ii tie Lord this 

CTT 

PALMEI 

n« NAflONAL 

Of OCEAHOTY 

HUGHES' 

C£NTKAl PHAtMACY 

Mi 51, Md Wiilii A^ » 

HOWAM) S. STAJNTOH 

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REXAU PHAtMACY 

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tolo toy 

CHUKCH Dsvld P. Wrifht, "What The Natural 

Man Cnnot Do!" 

IO:4S a. BL—«-rvk» nay b« vlawM 

, Wrltht, Pnttr on rioMd ctrcult itkrrtsiim la lower 

.ndltorium. 

[ImiHi, Youth Mnder 10i« a. m,—Supcrvlaad Nursery 

downiUin. 

Sondny gchool with 10:49 a, m—Junior Ohureh ean> 

ery mtmber or the liiia. dusted ^ Un, niuMth Fry down, 

»ulton, lupwlnteiideiit. stain, 

-Wor.hlp Service. Mrs, 2:00 ii, m Gosipol Service al Caps 

May Court Hwuc Jail eonductsd by 

Robtrt W. Sye, 

3:00 p, m.—"The Old-Pa(hlened 

IURCH ynuiAnl" on Music Pier—sne hour 

mualcal pngraBi, 

THE 

7:90 p, m,—Opening Service sf 

Third Week of Bummer Bible Uonference, 

Muale by Mark Corto, bBri- 

•EEMER tone soloist, »orig leader, trumpeter. 

Illantic Avtnmi Breaker .Rev, Melvln Forney, general 

BMRT 

secretary of The Lord 

RMN, DO. 

if Communion 

ureh School 

ttl. U> sf 

m lun. Ithwl 

Communion 

I Strnwn 

• WILCOMI 

1 •:« 1. m—Sunday MUM* aader 

thf direction M tnfMtc Dcbui. 

11 a, m.—Mornlrm Service xenduew 

ed by Utt Blalater, Rev, Qrovtr c. 

Waltan, Sanut topis, "In Uw palinn", 

DanM 5:17. Bpeeial muale arranged 

and directed by Mrs. Helen 

B MulllnMuji, diraetor of mutlc. 

Prelude: "Noetume", from "Petite 

Suite", A Borodin. Solo: ••The 

Stranger of Galilee", aucst sololtt. 

Mn. Karl Hoyler. OUcrtory: ••Bereeute". 

G. tMbruek, Youlh Choir, 

aceatnoanied by Helen Anne Mill 

lineoux, F.thtr AlmiBhty". by Scaur 

Franek, FMtiude, "Cujus Animan", 

from Stabal Mater by O Raisin!, 

NAVILLI PKIINDt MHTINS 

tMiilta, N, J, 

Meeting for Worihlp. Pint Day, 

11 a. m. 

. Day Alliance. For Information call Ocean City 

PhUadelphla . 

7:10 p. m,—Supervised Night Nurs- 

* • * 

ery dawTMtalm, 

FIRST CHUKCH OP 

i p, m,^Senior Young People's CHRIST, SCI1NT1ST 

Uy, Leader, Mark Corts. i 1M »1. aiHl Albory av, 

Manday Hiur FrW.y— I Sunday Ser¥lef^#:30 and 11 a. m. 

7:io p. m,—Bible Conference ill- i Sunday School—9:30 and 11 n. m, 

ruled by Pastor Wright. Speaker, j Wednesday evening,—S p, m, 

B*v, Forney. 

Reading Room open daily, except 

* * * 

Sunday, 11 a. m. to 2 p. m 

UNION CHXPtL BY THI SIA j How' conatatent prayer, boied on 

spirit gal undcraMndlng or God, 

IIHi it, airf Artmry a*. jbrings 

healLh and rreedom will be 

brought out at Christian St-ienee 

services Sunday. 

of TroubU W.'r. •• Nw M Your Phona" Keynoting the LeLsomScrmon «n 

"Sacrament" in the Golden Text from 

Matthew (8:81: "Thou, when thou 

\J pravest, enter Into thy tiostM, imd 

un&%a 

when thou hast shut thy flour, pray 

to thy Father which b in suert't; 

IIN 

and thy Father which seolii in sicict 

I MM, A, J. SMITH MR. HelHIT LMWHY ihall reiwgrd they epeniy." 

rii 1, WXIITM 

Mil, FHANCIS •. TOWNSEND Selections to be road from "Siiienee 

and Health wlOi Kty lo the 

The Finest Most Complete Service 

Scriptures" by Marv Baker Eddy include 

the folloulm: (4:101: "What 

in South Jenmy 

we most need is the prayer or rerv* 

ent desire for grffivth In urBce^ i-s. 

pressed In patience, meckneiss. lovu. 

tniiaCesfvMM ^fionz, (P, C, OQTJon^ 

good deeds.3 

•ral Mama Hat Sarnd Oc«n City and Surnvfttfhis Ana Tlie fallowing will be aniynii rm° 

•ages read (rum the Bible (Psalms 

Csnnnwamly fer ff Y««-t. 

19;14ir "Let the words of my mouUi, 

and the neditaUan of my heart, bu 

aeeeptable in thy sight, O Lord, my 

itrenaih, and my redeemer." 

* * * 

IT. JAMES A. M. E. 

ntt it, and Havan ••' 

John's Lutheran Church •av. O. •, Smith. -MhJr 

10TH AND CINTRAL 

11 a, m—Mornlnj Sirvtea, 

* a, m,—Sunday SebasL 

Rav. Frank F. Adler, S.T.M., P**tor 

•dO p, m.—Young rtonle 

•KINS loth >nd Ocaan Ava, Mr Church ami Sunday School 

IER SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE 

.M.—THE EARLY SERVICE 

*.—THE CHURCH SCHOOL 

Cathadral Fllmt • taund, color • tar 

All DapartniBiits 

Attandanc* Cards given ts Visitori 

.ML—THI SERVICE 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Wall, Ministry 

•f Music 

Jaannatta Darby Sfokas, Solelsl 

rch complatoly air conditioned for all wrvlcm 

including Church School 

ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL 

MTH & WEST AVENUE 

A. M THE SERVICE , 

Barbara Cor*on, Soloist 

Istalla M, Adlar, Organiit 

1 at the Strand 

Bishop to Sp*titc 

mm OMiMraww «t itae 

at TaiWnacI* 

Churt* MUI MUl • Doctor jfit- 

f» tram l 

l 

Dr. Jfton wa* a dotes* >» I* Uw 

thsnorM CoBtrnama *t tb* Mi«»odwt BOB 

Chiiot* In |«M and la • weaker M 1 tt 

Ihe Geaenl General ConfenetK* Conftncnce CommW Comml*sl«i 

on JuruHUctkmal StmcttH*- In 

\ : 

THE MASTER'S CHQRALA1BBS comprise four students 

andI 

a teacher from Moody Bible InsUtute, Chicago, 

who ling and play instruments."They will -appear Sunday 

afternoon on the Music Pier from 3 to 4 o'clock as part of 

the Summer Bible Conference program sponsored by the 

CHBTER J 

Ocean City Baptist Church, 

fvnmrol 

201 ASBURY 

of the IXIN Aniieleti ArM of 

Rev. Adlsr to Give 

OCiAN CITY, N. t. 

the Methodint Church will be the 

Sermon This Sunday iuett speaker at the Boardwalk Scrv. 

fHONM 24S4 

lee In the Moorlyn Thcatiie, There 

The Hev, Frank F. Adler, paKior will be a song •ervlee led by How* 

Ganaraaioajs of Fwn*raAi 

of §1, John's Luthdr&tl Church, svlll ard Gilbert and special muKle by the M. NOAM W. MOOM JM, 

preach his first sermon this Sunday Summer Solo Quartet. Anthem "For The Tahemacie In Ocean Cite has 

momlnfi after haviap! been stricken A» Who Watch", Dickinson, >|o by been filled wttli overflow erowdi at 

ill last February, rk will address Waller rrcderteks, tenor, ' Open the the 11 a. nt, ierviee i.locc H opened 

{ the 9 o'clock service. 

Gates of the Temple", f» Knum.: for (ervicei on June U, Tili*< will 

The clergyman underwent a long Anthem, "Pwir Wayfaring Stranger", probably mean tllat many members 

j period of hOKpltallaaiioii and later Spiritual, 

of the coiinn-Sallon, unlna they 

convalescence at home bclore he was Tuiidiy, jyly li_ 

mako It a point to arrive early, wUI 

pQrmitted to even visit the church. ' i p. m,—Summer Auxiiijiry flieel, prefer to attend the s o'clock Mirv 

For the past two monthK he has grrd, ! ins In the lineayne Hotel. "Mono, lee, which so far hah not been filled, 

[ ually bo#n "getting baok into har, 1 logyes", bf Mrs, Ruth ParKOns Stra- it was painted out by Dr. Ix»n 

ness" by ptteridin^ spctfipj events ] lian, win. Harry W, Torben is theMoore, 

superintendent. 

and speaking briefly to thv Sunday ; hostess ehairman, 

Thta iundiy molna, July u, 

School, 

MfadffMriay, July 17— 

the Tabernacle Aaaoetalien will pix- FIRST METHODIST CHI 

Ills most eneiiretle effort to dale i 7:49 p. n,—Mid-Wevk Prayer Serv. licnt as its morning r-praStr the pop- 

occurred last Sunday when lui spoke j ice in ttie. Assembly ilali, A Kervlec ular biihop ol tliB Los AngclH Area Eighth StiMt «|i«d Central Avenue 

at some length during the dedica- of long, prayer and medlLillan, All ot the Uclhodbtt Church, Bishop 

tion of St, John's ne\v 3fith st, chapel, : are Invited to share In this hour. tierald Kmnedy, ills post include* 

In Its Jurisdiction not only Southern 

SUtm MY HHi 

California but Arizona, Hawaii, ike 

Jecl: "PlayinK God". 

Cap* May Building Latin American pnswiaeal Confer, 

7 p, m,—Vusper Service, fôptilar 

eneet and those Korean anu ChuiHC 

dlseussiun, hymn slnglhu, $8,500 For Month 

IN THE CHURCH 

minister* who were formerly in tiie 

Sunday, July II— 

; Building permits tuialing ai,SMO Oriefilai Conference. Bishop Ken- 

lr a, m,—Bible classic for all. ; were is«UEd by the city of Cape May nedy Is a ti-usue of the FaeMc 

f A.M. and 11 A.M. Service* 

11 a, m,=-"Sorrow Lessons". 

7 |l, m—Veiner SunB Service, 

during June, ii v.ns reported ay 

SclMol of IUHIKIU" ul Iho Collcse 

Rev, Smout Ims bevn a popuUir ; Public Woi-ka CominissionL-r Carl H. of thv pacific at Stuviiten, CaUfoniia, 'GIVE IN AND WIN" 

si-eaker for HUVITOI jeiirs He hn« Youniiberg, 

and a director of th- \iat,1can AH» 

bien pastur of CliRpcl|iBtu I.unc 

elation of TheoIOiCici'l Schools, Rocke- 

Two permiti for :ic-.- buildlnKs 

! lint Church, Balllmore, Md., for 17 y.nrs 

feller Fund, Inc. 

Sr. Wftttim R. Gufflct 

C'liHPlsin ICiil I ol Middle FJIN! Rtîiin with an eslimaied value of HMO As usuaL there will be two morn- 

• p. 

m —Eytnln* Wonbtp. ill givll AJr Palrol, L' H, Air Forte, were issued duflns .lie month, and ing services, one at 9 and the other 

Mati f 

! one permit for rc-sn In- al a nominal at II o'clock In the new Oeenn City Summer Solo Quartet Sings at Every 

I' ' p, m. Wadnesday -evcnlne SECOND CAP! MAY BAPTIST I value or $1,000 was granted. Tabernacle at Weak? av, between Janlea Mar»a«yi, SoaM-atw Walter FtvaWIcfc 

prayer meeting. 

Shara rd, Paiarma 

Sth and sth sts. Birth êiviees are 

7ilB p, m,—Priyer Serrte*. Riv, Harry F, Flndclian, Pasfar 

preceded by a IS-rnhJute soirs icrv, Rachal Arnwtrvny, AH* DavW Humphrey, 

•rWa¥— 

,_ Su.nl.]> Church Srhoul lupins al 

ice. The TabernaelB Ii mecfiaillcBlly 

7:30 p. m.—Junior Chair » 8:45 n, m,. Albeit Wells, superinlin 

air vcMUalcd and lhcre Is naple 

O. AshlM, 

l 

dent, Durlnii llil» qunrter, the lc«, 

•:S0 p, m —S.nlor Choir notarial sons lire about "FcrLanaliik", of the 

• • • 

Old Testament", and this neck the 

In The Moorlyn Theater 

TAURNACLI BAPTIST 

lesaon ronciTlls Jethro, the falherin, 

lih it, and Wad av. 

law of Moses, A eerUfleate of at- 

R.v. William H. Wllten, P«.K>r lendalue will in- given il you need 

10 a, m, Sunday School. 

U loi- ,vour church and buhdiiy 

HOW 

730 IV M, 

11 a, m. Morning Worihip Service. Sthuol, 

Thursday. I p. m. Choir rehearsil. 

Why art than east down, O 

7« p, m. Evening Worship Sefv. 

Worship serviet* burins ul 11 u'- 

CHRISTIAN 

my soul? and whr art thoo 

uliHik with Mrs. Fashluy playiny the 

lee, - 

diaquieled within Me 7 Hope 

i,ruan prelude. Hermon by the pas- 

SCIENCE 

Wednosd.y. I p. B Prayer meat tor, 

thau In God.,,— (P»l« 42, 

Lo. An0«l« ATM, AtoNwriMf Churdi 

Monday Ironi 9 a, m, to 11:30 a. m, 

HEALS 

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ii, the Daily Vacation Dibit S»hnul, It cone! to all of us that, 

• • • 

flolllers, bllrl" lour ililidren, "Play, 

CBNTHAL OCEAN CITY CHAPEL 

havliir achieved our wordly 

ilistrui-iion", 

11M C.ntr.l .v 

desirea, we st.111 know a vacua WONB (1*00 kc) twnday «t4f A, M, 

Wednesday rvvilhi'! HI (I uVlock is 

Sunday, July ta- 

Iho Iliillr of Inspliialiiii, 'i'hv i-i.iks and gnawing despair of joy 

9:30 A.M.: CHURCH SCHOOL MR ALL A0C$. . 

WLDB (14WIUI Sunday Ilt4S P. M, 

il a. m—Morning Srrvlrr. llt'v. ii, slildylliiJ Ihe, 'Lord's Prayer", unfulfilled. A nd It will jive m 

Robert C. Smooi Jr., speaker. Suh. 

WO« (Hike) Sunday 7:41 P.M.: NURSERY for mill children f •. m. * 11 •- m. 

Come and fiijoj UIIJ i.iudy «i;ll us. no peace until, humbly Erek- 

The suiiclay uvuiim;' service will iiiR. we have made our peace WFILTV

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13Spe«dersPay 

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iy witt a hip 

in a fall at Hie A 

One Charged $23 For 

aruio wag taten In 

ra to the offlc* o 85 on Boulevard 

Bitk, who in turn A group of 13 apacdort were pen- 

" for x-rayi, 

aliaed by Municipal Judge Franklin 

A Kins In Truffle Court Tuesday 

when aix defendants wero Aocd and 

the others forfeited b«U by failing 

to appear 

John M Clark, M, of Brooklawn. 

N J, was fined *W and » court 

cosU on conviction of the chars* by 

police that he drove hla auto W 

miles an. hour on tho Somcra Point 

Wvd He told the court hit apoedometer 

waa not wwrfciOB and h« 

didni realize hla M>*ed. 

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RoberUon B Taylor, 21, of Bethlehem, 

Pa , waa ftned »30 on a guilty* 

pica, and Jackie Lee Golden, 23, of 

Poteau, Okla. -was fined W for 

HIARINO speeding and *t fo- falllns to carry 

OLASSBS the registration for his car 

Gene B AdamJ. 22, of JlFglns, 

Pa, was penalized *l« ana Amos J 

Stull 3rd, Huntingdon Valhsy, Pa, 

waa fined *I3. They bolll pleaded 

guUt} 

Forfeiting ball on the charge new 

Buckle> A Reed", 21 Ne« Freedom, 

Pa, *M; K»b*rt L. KnechL is put*, 

burgh. «», James A. WhltasV 10, 

PoNsville. I'a «t3; Stanley M Went 

icl, M. Columbia. Pa . *30. Mildred 

F Gelstwelt, 53. WoUlneford. Ta . 

an, iMonte Croca m. PhiladelpM*, 

§25, Richard Hoilltaktr, 20, Ablng 

ton. PH. MO, John J llagcn. 2o, 

Philadelphia. f» on charges ol 

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SAVING AttOUMB* 

Enconraged by the results of an •II Hi* way from the KayparMMala. 

experiment in traiflc movement over wan Interchange fa tha Cllflsn-Pal- 

•nan ana, wni Wl mllea. O« Hiat 

its Raritan River crosiing, offk-lals Parkway dl.twii*, sniy the half- 

ot the Garden SUte Parkway today il utifi :m SVyin 

flower Arrangement*. 

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GRACE ANN SCHWIETZER, who plays the lead in "T1a» Magic Shoes," c6mlng to 

the Gateway Playhouse for » special children's matinee tomorrow at 2 p. m., points to 

her .magical red shoes, while Mary Ann Tietjen, left, and Ward Landrigan look on in 

amazement Three-act play with dancing and music is booked for youngsters of the area, 

with groups invited at special pricei. * 

Parkway Trying New Project | % fgy 

to Reduce Raritan Congestion f l 

One Accident 

Bring* DiunitMl 

•two rtolo'rtt* '«•««. itaed *lS tath 

of tho 4.400-fooi bridge. 

by Munlslpar Judge Franklin A. 

th-, brldia prasMHy lacks a third 

King Tuewlsy on earelDss driving 

Chairman Katharine E. White ol Una, 

chargeg, while two oihor defendiints 

the Now Jersey Hlghwiy Authority 

which operates the 173 mile Parkway, It Is in that half mile where tha were exonerated on Ins tame charge. 

reported that eontrnrtori havi begun permanent Improvement will be made Ferdinand P. Bericr, «, of Col- 

preparations for paving a third lane to offer greater axuranea against llngdale. Pa,, wa. Bned tar an •«!, 

alons the northbound roadway Im- a Lotllenack devdoping at the Rari- dent last week wbea his ear emtiicd 

mediately MBth and north of thetan 

Rivet Bridge, whWk under the into the rear of anotlwr In a tine of 

Rjrltsn Wver, 

enierlmenl has been marked with traTHe oi! U* Somert Point bhsd, " 

ji-lluw (raffle lines for three-lane The charge again;! Rtbert A, 

Thlt new «»l«t will provide northbound muvement. 

MarUi, ja, Chatham, Pa., wai brouxht 

thi*, lane* for northammJ Ir.fllc 

by Patrolman Ralph Ovos who told 

Trudi Shoppe 

CARDS — 8IFT1 — FtoWtM 

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ahead of the htavy traffic whlci 

drnlops In that area on summer 

Asbury av. and again a lew moments 

v-eek ends," commlatlonsr While 

later at Mh st. and Central av. 

•aid. 

Careless driving charges against 

Mrs. Marie B. Paul, of i§63 Central 

The new work Is scheduled to beav,, 

and Victor L. Cronin, of 22 Simp, 

done In two weeks under a $59,000 son av,, were dismissed by Judge 

contract awarded the South Jersey King, i 

Construction Co. of Riverside. Com, 

fetltive bids on the contract were 

According to the dcrendanu. their 

solicited without advertising In the 

cars collided when .Mrs, Paul was 

tiforl to expedite the Project, 

driving north on West av. and Cron. 

In attempted a left tum to jo cast 

on nth M, The court, held It to be 

a civil damage nwttar. 

Tin Autlwrlry last month camaiktad 

tit* MiilTilaiii *A «fcs LSHIIB 

p i v f n TlVV ^VBaê^fi | d ajaj 4V1 • nw arâivilie/ 

•IrMch katwaan Hw K«yport M«t«wan 

infarfhaitM and tha Raritan 

Isli Plata, which la •!•* Ihouund 

fnt ssuKi of the R|v«r, In Iti 

Initial try-out, a bottleneck tniira. 

•ri sn MM northbound roadway ka. 

twaan.Ni* tail plata and th» brMsi 

f unday avanlnt. 

As a result, the Authority undertook 

the experiment 1B painting temporary 

yellow lines to funnel traffic 

Into three lanes from the toll plaza 

to the crest of the bridge. Such a 

move required motorlfts using the 

extreme right lane to staddie what 

Is known as the Parkway's "slnglni 

•houlder"—a strip of corrugated cmirete 

which resounds with an audible 

w.irning when a ear's tires" stray off 

he payment onto It. 

Whlk! State polleo and oihor Paikway 

personnel have repwted favorable 

retulta In moving traffic since 

then, it was felt that a permanent 

L-iipravement would provide a great, 

tr measure of relief as well ns a 

feiore adequate surface for heavy 

travel. 

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Agincy apxlallm In ALL Marin. Inauranee. Veu want 

Arm Your Agmnta In Cat* of a Claim. 

11 Atlantic AVMIIM PHON I Hit 

"5ft.' 

'• 

Around the Fishing Beat 

port Mtwsni October 1 uHt M«r 

I en en^r, 

ill Dltpoial fihouM flw dm txMti be unible 

Township Committee for emereency reason* to carry the 

, Snow Canning OB, this clam riteOa anray between ihoM By BILL UNI 

bow channel around tt» Mh it 

an agreement In tK- dfta, the flim will be permitted to About dhlt time of the Milan bridle . , . king, around UK bar In 

i shell disposal by the stockpile them at the airport pro- might be'well to rtop >hort and take 

the Mat , , , apett, donunooly known 

an "ape May MedlM*, #rywher«. 

viding tliB riHils are covered sriui a good long look at the condition! The apota are about a half pound. 

•Rnemcnt signed by Cravcl or tspaoll to prevont an odor. prevailing lit and around Ocean 

Snow Co. officials be- 

Court Judge Vincent Nowadays then are few ttilnfi 

City's flriitaif grounds. 

pulstod that the amore 

certain than expense we hadn't There have been a lot af lull 

RIAnlfl §w rlvv 

•t the county olr- counted on, . 

taken » f.r.thU summer, but cuches 

hive been erratic and the flih waa sndktad. and tvnwd m» M 

•mall. Hurricane Audrey did netfc-. 

ii.- iTatwt fJ-jfcln-B aaataBBHa H 

help matters any when ihe fluttered 

past tun weeks ago. 

thlnli ptak up within the naat twa 

weeks, pcrtH^M MM year wW he 

King flriilnf hai picked UP llnee Hi* IMM, LrnTt hap* Hi M n 

her departure but the klnglen are 

•mailer than the generation that wu 

swimming around here last year. Oettlni to the actual c.tchM 

Flounders In the bay are to iUCh corded for the pan week end, Nil- 

variety that there*) a ehinee of on's Marina reported one of thole 

catching them the ilie el a barrel lurreihead Bsunden, Pete Jordan 

»LL BOAT HOIST and It TON ELECTRICAL HOIST head or, more often, null enough of Yeadon, P.,, celebrated the 

IHTKST UINIHINUS AS D IIAI UHTS AMV« HKHK tn drop In a tand bucket. 

Fourth of July by reeling In a nine 

t Complete Line POWER BOAT 

pound flat fish from Rainbow Chan- 

MT and TACtCLl MNTALS 

Klnlt and weak! are in the wrf nel 

MINE HARDWAti ROW BOATS 

hut II la hard to My iuat when you Four niiiermen reported their nuf 

COMPLETE ONE-STOP ItRVICg 

will hit them, The sndnlsn at the catches at Ed Cernman'a Tackle 

channel In Me Inlet tat MMh that Shop. R. L. Dotts of PltUburcn 

turf nthlng patMtW I* very o«od. snugged e'ight kings on the Fourtn. 

One lent •••ndlng aurf caater uld 

MAY'S 

The same day, A. johnion of Pollly 

It It In the beat condlHwi he hit netted II weaka and one king. 

teen tar M yean, WfMher thh la 

BOAT YARD 

actually the caae er net. the catch. 

William Krouse e| HaddonSeld, N. 

•i in the Met wrf have "---- 

1. had the best catch with 80 kings, 

and BASIN 

•petty, 

f thre&pound flounder and 4 

white perch. 

12th & Bayfrant MarlM Produclt The iittrf Ashing from the Oeean Dick QiffBrd of Oc*an City landed 

City Fishing Clubs Pier at 14th at. 11 kings, five flounders and SO Cape 

hat been good as far at numbers May goodies. 

are concerned but again the nab, Steelman'a recorded a pair of good 

with the ever present exceptions, are fluke catches. Jimei Jordan, Droxer 

Email. 

Hill and Francis Robinson, Ocean 

There were blue fish catches rans City, brought back 14 flih. Including 

Ing from 24 to 100 thU week. They one nine and one eight pound, 13 

SEA FISHING BOATS are reported out about 14 miles, ouncer. 

weighing between Hi and three 

pounds. But the reports also indi- The heat tatchea •( Muea were 

cate that the three pounders are few listed at tteelnian'a. J. Lynn, S, 

and far between. 

Bawnuut and N. Ratahert abaard Henry Stetwagon and Sluuider •erger. 

Porgies have been taken along 

Lynn'i "tuttyn If landad IW AJIen'a fishermen lvorking In uie 

with sea bus oft live Fathom Ught 

bluet, July 1, and It en Hie tolei made some good king catches. 

•Ian lanagar, and BIU gasiaman of 

There also waa mm mention sf a Ed Rook, Bin Tyson of PhUadel " 

Leaving Daily at SsOO A. M. 

few porglea landed In the bay, andphla, 

George Culleo, Wynnewood. 

Mti bass from 12 to 14 miles off Lou Hayes, Whltemarsh, and EdOn 

BAIT and TACKLE FURNISHED 

Ocean City. 

Hlnes, Phllly. on Jim Aecardl's "Jim 

ROW BOATS FOB HIRE 

Weaks are in evidence In Rain- md" boated 58 blues off the North 

east Bid, 

CHARTER BOATS FOR HIRE 

WHIM TO TiNB.£ONTIST Out of Lemant's, Sam Wilson and 

WIlSHMAtnU AND Herb Harrison wen flahlng all weak. 

HOOK TH1 WINNIRt On the fifth they were out with 

George Bsaner and captured 25 

ALLEN'S DOCKS 

In tha 22nd Annual weaks, four kings and one flounder. 

On the sixth with Bruit Wilson the 

and Bay Avanues Phona 8513 CAPE MAY COUNTY total was 23 weaks and on the lev 

enth Sam and Herb netted 25 weaks, 

NEW JERSEY 

two flounders and six Uogs by 

FISHING CONTIST themselves. They reeled In IS weaks 

the Bent diy. 

WRIT! FOR FOLBIR 

Gene Lukeni and Blanche Forrest 

Walter M. Treeii, Dlreeter uf Philadelphia netted a total of M 

Cape May Court Haute, N, J, 

kings and six flounders In two days 

v.orth of fishing, July ( and 7. 

Pop" Shaw Joined them on the 

eighth and the trio pulled In M 

kings and 12 flounders 

Charter Heat 

Lou Momyer of Philadelphia 

hooked two nekflsh on the htm 

e weighed four pounds, the other 

SPORT FISHING three. He was out the next day with 

Bob Momyer and C. W. Kaeppler and 

returned with a eaten of 14 flound- 

on fh* 

ers and weaks 

* * m 

"Tfclt Runner" 

Last Saturday the Ocean City Unking 

Club staged its Ant club fishing 

content witti about SO member* Ink. 

Ing nan. Between l:tp and 1:30 a 

tout of 240 Afh were broufht onto 

the pier, 

L Prize Wiim 

County Racognition 

Victor X>. SeUBBerar, SllS Kennedy 

dr, Chevy Chain, 1M.. U the 

wwMy winner In Cape M*J- County. 

Had annual flsbine «mt«t. 

Fr«*oM*r Walter ft Iraeii, in 

chart* of Hie contort, reported that 

M M m r Mught a abi pound, nine 

ounc* flounder In the bay at Ocean 

City. The entry waa submitted by 

w*lstuniiit«r D. C, Lemont, at MB 

Bay ay, 

iBtrlaa of weaMah, kiitsu, flounder, 

fluk*. ttutog and leabaH prevailed 

fcWl fte past week, Treen stated. 

W«t«f Mdrtguea, JIM Bybenrj- 

**.J 

"id«lphla nagged lie kingjes. 

V McCarthy did the aane to M. 

__ Sunday, John Una and Joe 

Brook* af pjuily Boated. M kings, 

George Xoah and party from PhJ. 

adelphla aboard the "Mary G" netted 

2* bluet. 

• * * 

In a recent edition of the Wall 

street Journal, mention was made of 

a ftahing lure with batteriea Inside 

that power a mull buser. The 

btuaer Is aupposed to attract the fish. 

There's cause to wonder If it #U1 

attract many flshermeh, B 

> Wu9 to Introduce Home 

Intramurals to Middle Twp. 

The mtnunural »|»rt« proenn of 

O«an Clty'« public •choola. which 

ha> gained atate-wld* and even nv 

tlonal recognition among educators 

over the past IS yean, la scheduled 

to be -tnnsBlanMd" ttla fall to the 

cumput of ana of Ocean City's athletic 

rival*, Middle Townihip. 

Doing the •sadework down •*. Cape 

May Court House will be a young 

man who la a product of the local 

Intramural system, Richard O. Titos 

Jr., of ill 4th ft, 

Tltua, a graduate of Trenton State 

Teachers College last month, 

just been elected by the Middle 

Township Board of Education as 

teacher of health and physical education. 

Ha duties also will Include 

coaching the vanity basketball team 

and assisting with the football team. 

On. af hit malar ajaaJt wlll be 

•w •ffn^PllsSISsy Bww ii!!! HnvHI apVFSS 

Wiadelpbla, recorded th« «M 

catch In the flounder entrlea, that of pnerwn aueh aa Ocean City hat 

a *even (Winder, hooked oft* Town, had far many Many yMra, years. In InwMck 

kM all 

•eod/b inW 

and alrla era fhran an oppor 

y te partMpaM, A atart M 

nt heat fluke eateh was by Joseph 

H»!ilt» 

«••- 

• •••as HrKIHII •Ifnf^n 

ji^j-fi^j a&laiaBiBEAania' 

^H! •llWlliy VBUJp I^n B^*f! 

Rusa» af Yeadon, Pa , Hrhlcfa wiUthfd nftaaSBBBBi Aar aaBSaaBainilsBi Âa^liaTa4afciM, ||||i ffcaat 

U (HHiuds, 12 ounce* caught fram a 

party boat out of Wildwsod, 

Ocean CHy man aspects M hraaalsn 

and refine H, itarthm in September. 

Thlrtsenyâr-old Albert Xolanick, 

of Shrewsbury, N, J, submitted UM As practiced In Ocean City, Intra- 

only drum Ash entry the past week murals offer every 

It Uppad the scales at M pounds, 9 

ounot, and measured 41 lnche* In 

lens ns, 

William Henry. South Bennl* has 

tin distinction of eatchuig a four 

pound. Bve ounce large mouth bass 

In Hit frenh water pond near the 

wateffworfca at Rio Grande. 

1 Alter such a ayftam baa naan to 

effect In Middle Township fW a 

while. It ta]lad «f)/MS^00^M0, or IT par 

cent below the Munar rnonttn laat 

year. In the flrtt half of IBM, amtract* 

war* runnlac I par a 

above 1965. 

student a chance 

to play a wide variety of major and 

miner iports during the school Mar, 

with team whuiers and Individual 

champions determined on an Intrlcute 

point soring basis. 

It was developed by the brother! 

Carey, T, John, who sow la in the 

real estate ouslness here, and E. 

Feriton, who Is still Ocean City's 

physical education director and var- 

•Ity foottaU aaeh. The Intramural 

system they originated has been 

widely copied and has Been featured 

In ariieles in several professional 

nagazlnet for teachers. 

Titus, who Is employed at the 

Ocean city postoffice during the 

summer, was a track star for Ocean 

35 SHORE RO. 

City-High School while attending 

chases here, and alto played some 

basketball and other snort*. At 

Trenton State he played vanity 

basketball and participated In track 

nd scoccer. 

Intramural* han been credited 

In the past wHh haarlnfl helpad h> 

davalas battar vanity Mama far 

Qeean CHy bacauae May start traln- 

Ini ItM hoys both In skill and 

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Tlie old newspaper axiom about sent to vet the purse from the finder, 

the news value ur a dnu biting a but by the men In the headquarter!! 

man and vice veTHa, can be jipppliod ofilrc and oh the desk 

(a Ills police officer. 

| "They all were not only efficient, 

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cites Ihv odlcer, that Is nol nmi | during whaL musl l«? onr of thf 

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a-FT. AJUSTOCHArT RUNABOUT 

wilh is n,p, Evinrude motor, on* 

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if 

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PHr.ASANTS—(l you Ilk. th. 

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rWRNITURE— Dei 

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•n 1957 Chevrolet & OWsmoblle Demonstrator 

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it lull tile fath and pow- 

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SM.E AT SACRIFICE PKICB^-Owner, 

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Section half block H> 

• A beautiful 

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90 weehl> 'Apply 

soul AilanOc A^ 

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Utn, aftei J—m —.,— T.— 

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«nd l»th. Summer or ye»'ly. NI0B AP. 

ROOMS FOR RINT 

Ne«r Ocwn City. J10O.IM) per monUl 

for lUEuur winter $49.00 $4900 per month, th 

Phone T ioe Tf-R-12 1J» 

323 ASBURV AVE. — Threv bedroom 

catuse. il«» B. fOKOO week: ii» 

complete home, sleeps 10. poivh, purkinii- 

Apply 301 Atbury Avr. T-13 week. Near evi 

Tla> IwE View, WWr 

Dury -A»*. Flwtte 43M. 

ive >iry room* (ram O 

uDlu. 

BOARDWALK STORE 

SCHICK 3 APARTME»fTS, 1ST Wesley 

ft APARTMENTS 

Avcnus Cleas, «Mlet. keaneuk* 

PrL._ 

houselceepln( apattmeau beatralUr lo- 

ttsre (Cerner) *•* 

cated. Opening Inn {ulr »Tsk Kaia« area. tads, i 

fountain and Ivneti 

MSU1 up September R&0U up week Laiiidry 

The J6-' 

bvilneii — now fo October lit. FIRST FLOOR APARTMKNT — OneBAYVIEW. 

l)B Central Avenue 

bedroom, turn boa. uudlo couch, nnvir •ly decoreted. new box 

full kltctirn B«UI Near beam Wetk end end Innenprlnd e matt! 

Apt. M0 Soirdw*lk 

ly oi nJg-hiJy Linens supplied If de ond d ffloor. l . Season or weekly. 

Auvvif A SepHflrixr ... SS&M. Jil U13 Wrtley Avenue. Phone 2574-H 

7-13 

Apt. 1U tMrdwalk 

T-ie 

GARDENS—Private home, luse master 

July 

SIX ROOM VNFtjRNISHEn Apurt- ledroom prlvaU tile bath, four wln- 

Ausutt A September 

mem* Heat nupplled Vo«rly leime *••. two chneta. half square to beach. 

unditlun. sm.OO each. Cun »c i Apt. *M biriwll 

Second floor. HI!) A»bury (Vvc. 1-19 Parkins, buthlasj. W5.*>-» TWO-UKUIUUM second floor •part- rates. 11IH Wesley Ave. 7-18 

klrdien, .un d*ck« overlooking nicnt. faclnff ocenfk, STft.00 weekly, 

BBFIIIOERATOR — Senel, upHilmenl boerdwelk and ocven. 

UtIUtles Included. 3VM7 Asbury Ave. C3-EAN, COMFORTABLE ROOMS — 

Homey atmosphere, residential. 

size, good t-iindiilonf 9-lneh Admiral 

Double and twin beds, large crib, new- 

console TV, 515.00; o«li burtrt iviih 

mirror, mat, fhunc o. C, M3D.M, Haney Lloyd Chattln 

SECOND FlJOC'U APARTMENT—Two 

beach. Parking, television hot-cold 

7-12 

bedrooms. Ldtn, kitchen, larice llv- 

•himm. «30.(J0 weekly, double. H1H 

REALTOR 

fnK roOiii sund^clc. Hut water includ- 

rth street. 1.TS6-R. 7-19 

MIRRORS, »4 matlreu, C-00: nooi 

ed. 1315 Atbury Avenue and winter. Call 1765 or 12TO-J. tl 

S1£A FRONT REST. 877 Dol&ncey Pl- 

190 yards to bench. Rooms—some 

i curtkln atreleher, Phone O. C •M •rlfhtwi Plan 

housekeeping 2 to 6 person* S&OO 

K M 

WEEKLY RENTALS—Four room ef- to Sl^co dully weekl} 3 to 7 persons 

ficiency on the beach «t Ztad Su tisob to XS5 00 Saturda to Saturday 

BRNDIX AUTOMATIC WASHEIl tW 

AccommodatiY six. Inquire 1723 Wes- Apartments 150.00 week and up. Phone 

1H24 Vi'esl Ave, Phone 0UT-R. Mj 

ley Ave. Itlune 1372.M. 7-12 CTearbrook 9-5628 or Ocean fTlty 1ST0. 

OUR PIECE Maple Living H.JWTTI s#i, RIAL ESTATI FOR SALE 

Md.oq, a B8 Bsis and ixs »-J5.oo 

APjily :t!S Seabrlntit Rasd, 7-U LJNVi(X>r>—No. !» Ea»t Drive i\ I, h.p. fi,E, Rliflijr. reel 

i.vi>e. tB-lnch cut 100 ft. cent, Sxcel 

ie_nl eunditlon. Used three summeFB 

fÔ,GO, Apply 5S4 Central Ave- or 

phone O. C, 11 

•- f-12 

UARAaE POORS Two overhead, brand 

new. Will sacrifice cheap fur quick BOARDING 

sals, 13? Haven me. T-IJ 

LONG ACRES RMT HOME, Elderl} 

ladies. Homelike nlinQiphere, Good 

cure and meals, Rcasanuble rgtes 

Phone Bomen Poliil Silti, 7-12 

THE DELPHIAN RMT HOME—Eld 

di>* ladles. Hefnellke stmaephen* 

USED TV Good care and meets. Reasonable 

rates, Phone Ocean city 430S, 7-20 

RIAL ESTATE FOR RINT 

SETS 

ree rooms and bath on 

spacious grounds. Weekly or leejan 

Shore Road, Pitlf rmo. Short .distance I 

from Ocean city, Fhane îil-H-1 7-16 


30DAY WARRANTY 

up 

mam 


Phena 1242 

rhese makm idmml 

second rart for 

your horn*. 

iXTRAS 

E NEED 

[SED CARS 

Allowances 

irad NOW on 

57 pONTIAC 

1 LARGE AND SMALL APARTMENTS— 

IS3 00 fpoii *iutlOu week aueom- 

1 

modatlnE from 3 to * people. Phone 

3447. tf 

^ ballu. oil bnseouai^l 

heat. Sale price $13.SOn. or will ex- I DEL.UXTC KIRST FLjOOR Apartment, 

change for Ocean City property. Phone 028 Wesley AT-L TWO twin bed 

'ner and. builder. Ocean City 23TR-M. I rooms all tile bath laige llvins room 

7-19 I *vlth dinette HII electric kitchen with 

breakfast nook, open from July 37. 

(W DELANCEY PLACE-Flve bedroom 

house, bath, kitchen, dining room, 

Uvlnte room. Two-bedroom apartment MOBFRN WELL FURNISHED 4-bed- 

on first flour. Garage. Priced (or mnm Baaiiaftant Electric kludwn. 

quick sale, call lMO-W. 7-11 Available weekly or monthly 9133.00 

I weekly Apply il* Wesley Avr Phone 

i o«» r 

ALL. YEAR BUNGALOW, hot w»ter 

heut. 3 bedrooms, batlv llvins room, 

dlnlns room kitchen Carage Nleely 

furnished and equipped. Excellent condition. 

Ijsrgc lot. Priced low to 

aettle e»intc. Rousher, 93i& Oceen Ave 

tf 

r of the total amount ol 

rne standard proposal form 

u> the supMenienUi 

copies or *M* will 

upon application to tbe 4 

... All blffiteca not atuuBnt 

« dau wltli the State jBgbieay. Pay 

runent ihaill submit prldr to obtain- 

...j the BMCtncatlons a Questionnaire 

on the rtlri form whlrh (IIBII be aDpiwcd 

by the Mayor or rejected by 

Rim. No Ud4m. dlnlnK room, upHrtm^ tWD Mm Iti triK 

PHONE OOil 

MU h U f ttx»m klt< 

\\ d k 

month or r 

7-3-1 

T 12 R ( Pipe 

S Unit* f l>tK A Drop Inlet* 

Z Units of H4vliin([ului Alatlhules 

PlUltfi XUPPIL mellUir.> SlH-t-iflCeltlOIaal 

and fvi-nisf uf pi npotaJ font-itttt and 

bond for the pri>pfw*?d woit prepared 

"' ' i A Kcppler Counl j k-tig.\ 

L bot.it filed in (te4u0Lfv ol 

thf suld EnjEfneei Mt the CoOrt HuuK 

Bull dins* ( ape Ma> Coun House Nn 

Jeimov and mil} br ln«poct*?d bj pro4jaec 

tie bldtleis duilnic tiuKltiAai huuxtL 

•JiddLtsa will be fmnieibaad \l thi \cw 1or*c\ i>(tite lllkhôi 

[>Cf>fii Inif nt tippU B of u hlrh mti\ be 

ohtn-InLd front LJIL N*«] foi m In llif 1 mannoi 

r lh^ tupp(en>Lntai j sun If 

copies of uhkh ulti br rumlshtsd on 

application io \hr tn^lnti^t *Ihe 

Botiixl rrsrivf> thr light lo icjett UJIJ 

Ot »ll bltlP 

B> oidoi of the Board f>f C nn rlagc IJr 

FMWlkn, of 

CmmMt )n M« 

•Mihail «oriM«. 

or, while Mr Wft 

brother of tHe litid«$rocfn, ' 

tnmu 

A i*«pU«i f ol 

•tt#ndta« from i 

AfUr > 2un«y»«n In, 

burg. 

Mus UDI«a 6dHmnliix wiai 

sister. Un Dorotlir 

chlldren, UltiaJi *nd f ^ 

bine, motnf«d to MHITU3W Aafl 

Und W«dtM«d«y 

Mr*. EtH*. fodiat tj 3rd 

»H*J*0 week 

3481 R 1 7 16 

r*,ES1fc.D IN RLSIAIRANT. BlÂClt. 

Seeand 1o*r. 

f lavanth St, 1 bed ' boardwalk srrti. gun dock on pi-cnv 

raomf, "IMP• 

71 tlta batht. July 

Iffes, Rr>om* foi 

I,0 

•Hi |» Mth. »1O0JM weak 

First fleej-j •leventti St. a bad 

Pwfer HpHrlajpt* Brdnvdd 

flrtarit nlaabn lulu llu nan nHll «|s)*y( 

a. Tiled baHt, J«ly 

r Aparlascal. OlT llrat 37th (s Aw«. )rd *MJM wtefc 

Carafe Apt. Asawry Ava, 2 b*d- 

O water MS Bar A\mDo rooma, tlae* • *. All*. Ird *n 

Fit oar 3581 « 

U lnj[ tht. amount claimed and 

the particulars of thi claim. 

Dated June 21th AD * 

MARY *, Ol 

B LJ>, clonij 

Attorney 

Oicon t ll>, N J 

f3-38—4t -pf #31 00 

7-B|-«—Pt. I 

RKINtnT OF AK AFftUATK or A MAT 

I'abllphnl IK Aenrdaaee wltk Nordaa «]ll. V 

KtltlKT AH OF JL NK «, 1U>. OF N AIHK' CO . Mi , 

rtT\ mn, MAY IOINTI, KKW jkatAKT 

Tl! NATIONAL BANK Or OCKAH 

rkertrr »nbr Itlu 

, JtefenL el 

kind n[ DUKlprss ot Mils airiUiile R«al «al BMaie CWnaffiy.. 

Mwmtr mr in, ln,w»loh walrti abot-e-flaneil aew^Hienwlot 

BHaflo* Is JSulatM- witii.il 

and decree

w 1 

•IV 1\ 

^ 

«"';*• 

LADY! 

YOUR OLD 

TOR 

BRING 

TRADING ON A 

New Philco Automatic 

AS IOW AS 

$24995 

11 

•£fc- 

*\ jCt***" * S ,,] 

WTTW YOU! OLD 

The StaHxwrd Watch 

UK .1»

i. * .** *•* •« i-» 

is? •* •» te- 

suit JIM "OM 11 3M OHM. Haas* BjBJJfcr •*•> •»• » #"* 

a*, aw ^Btm_ mamas aw*.- ^ Tn — matmt rtr -•mm; 

MOT «t 3» inluji n &HK TS~ I «» .iiL.rji- 

i^wc a* »&a s*?s i«a ^s J-TT ^î." "sa-'t* MSKS .jm^ni s&f 

Ey t^r* *m~* ^mir^ ft ^Tiiere^ 

3 ^2^s£i: "Sit «*;*•= ;^ T. 

SallMlf 

BUI'S 

Man 8 arid 10 Cu, ft Automotk Models ot Big ..MG 

^trS», L -t- ' v ' 

ISMS 

ELECTRIC 

i • 

1 1 

:| . i 1 I 3 1 

t '* '" 

1 

»!•• 

u as jsut-iism 

i* JOBS SB x. 

I i 

jfaBaaae a m. 

or » tat J- 

imqieMr 

••r >V Tfcain Mrrf 

^^« ^y^-*^, W4» -we 

A GOOD-KASON fO 

• • a • ay »~ »»-^«»w ar •*- v 

SUMMER 

SJf 

'•"wis t"s> isr 

-, ft-, 

txon 

«.« 

ClOTHfS 

• * * . . . 

W^ 

**-* 

'N«wtpap*r 

•might by 

,800 

LMt WNk 

I—No. If 

sfensc 

tiled 

lory 

i 

Violator., 

Raport 

i participation in 

-wide civil deartlclpation 

test 

satisfactory to 

nse and Disaster 

and police. 

freen, csumv civil da> 

•Tftf B^lfl HM alwfT 

par cent affatHv* 

a* M.J County. Ha 

f fMnabiarf at tha ton- 

HM Cavaty Airport 

• racelvliig 

were report, 

the takHheltcr 

•wood Fire Department 

extinguish a small 

« the boardivsik. The 

•ported slight. 

I, CD and DC director 

bted that "coniidering 

of vehicular and 

•Be In this resort on 

Printed and lit 4m*rJc«i'* Oraatosf Family Jtcierf 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Telephone 0304 or 0305 OCEAN CITY, NEW JIRflY, TUESDAY, JULY 16, !?« 

4/rporf Equipped for Night Flying 

WTSTALLATION of lights to bonier main runway of 

municipal airport has been completed by the Airport Assoelation 

to assist landings and takeoffs after dark. Field 

linemen Bill Meenan, left, and Bob Powell check wiring of 

one of the lights, let in concrete base—Senior Studio photo. 

Federal Reserve 

Finds Business 

Good in Resorts 

Shorter Visit Trend 

Continue; Rental 

Rutii Held Firm 

Flexibility keynotes the va- j 

cation plans of most people 

these days, according to a. report 

on vacation business released 

Sunday by the Federal 

Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. 

The bank reported that "although 

vacation lime nil. unccs have becume 

inin-osiiifil} liberal in the past 

sevcrol yi-arn, •pending pattern* nnd : 

length of stay in 1,1;' one plot's havu ! 

not chaniiPd aignificantl)', I 

"Buda*it Hldam call far mare 

than a one sr twa-week (panslne 

ipras In any •ingle raaart,** ha mt, 

•*rfed. "In fact rhsra saams to he ; 

a (rswlns t«nd«nc» tar v.c.tloiv 

m n ro.lt. shBrtar •rssov.ri and | 

M »top avar In man •lacas, ; 

School Board May AcTopt Coi 

Polio Shot Policy for Local T< 

Hydrangea Queen and Hmr Court 

Up 

tont(ht, 

.,-Vl 

state to tekd Mttoa 

new taw sienod last', 

by Govern* tU 

ner. '>* r -w 

TIM 

"The rmpld ETOISVUI of motebi in and i 

near » many of our summer play. ! 

grounds has been an important fnc- j 

lor In determining length of sl.-y. ; 

week end. the 

Thig type of first cla»> aeeommnda- j 

Boat Operator Fined 

I fery satisfactory." 

tlon has iH'cumc esncelnily altracilvi.- 

, and Police Chief Wllror 

those -who want to 'cover Around' 

eruisod the oemeri 

during their holiday It also Is And- 

h 

Uip resert in a police $50 For Recklessness ing increasing favor with vae-atinri- 

the response of 

j ers who just want io '-4i't liway for 

the lest linns. 

Tha State Marina Court Saturday lined Howard Hairiest while 

of Somera Point, $50 on • charge of reckless operation of a 

that me were isma powerboat with which he ran broadside into an anchored 

1 ." 

Federal Reserve ivnnl on to rcpiirl. j 

however, that even ihauKh the piip- [ 

iar»a : rowboat near this resort last month. 

ularity of motels is increasing by ' 

leaps and bntind^. "neither the ho- [ 

•t Mat hour Hit Appearing bpfore Marine Court 

w«i nlatlnly Judge Frank V. Walsh Jr. in Pleas, cruiser. 

e«|eri;nc^riny 

antvllle City Hall, Raines said he Judge Walsh reprimanded 'Haines, 

' §sw the smaller boat about 200 feet commenting "you should have made 

pikf and flremen, and f _away 

from his 27-fool cruiser and Huffielerit oBservation within the 200 

ayes In the various ie- thought he could navigate clear of feet vision you had of the boat to 

the eity engaged in 1 ''• 

prevent a collision. Those are the 

\ sssianed roles as ! 

sort iif circumstances thai can brins 

aeh olfleer and work- j 

Porratt Nymin about very severe injury—and seme* 

*d to man the corner 

MM fna court Mar Halnn' beat times death can be the result, 

> at the time the "take 

ifryelt and unit a 1a4#ot rsurbeaf Dijion was cleared of § similar 

actuplad by C. 6. Ddwn, of North- 

was sounded. 

charge heard by the Marine Court 

flald, »jid Mrs, Marnia Tartaflllsna, 

[ said that no effort was 

in connection with the accident sev- 

•I Miyi Lindbll. Tr» era A ocurase 

participation or 

eral weeks ago. 

(B ffclmbla Thaiati 

he beaeh at the time of 

defejiie dlreetor said ; tw«n Ihlp and Rainksw Oiannah, 

I have been deployed on fha HvHwitf (Ma af Ika OcaaH 

but ^confusion amonif | Clty4aman Paint Mva. 

1 have been detrimental 1 

Haines 4old the Haa~' No Worry Yet From Cement Strike 1 

sbeuld be pntajtcd By U." 

al rain and aaHaaa aMI 

apartmanf rantata, feund IHtfa DeKpite iintmpecled delay>> al ihe j the new wing, orders for 'equipment 1 room, and possibly the Anovtng of 

Ocean Ctty aeheola 

Wave Dislocates • frani a yaar age lavala. If auuet, thi> project of ereilliu: a land fumiihingi are n«#beini placed the iatoralory to rh» (Mt. floor. 

n> 

•l» MM -IMMa pataMliry ef aMv new i3Ta,ooo wing at Shoi'i,' 

and it U planned to install && much 

prawuras a f*icta Qoot, Js Hn- 

Frank Poiier, 

sal admlnutraiar , .... 

rneHntobis. Restaurant prteas it Mr. Porter disclosed that the com- i patient room, on Ihe first floor of 

Guard* Abe Rticut found la be a IIMa hieher fhan.a pletliin id Mill fixi.d fur some timf 'he original hospital building will be 

Boy* In Surf 

year aeo. 

i In JaniiiiFy, in iKiniiily plBii- : eliminated. This space will be u«en, . Another innovation wilHie a maxier 

i ned. * 

Porter said, lo expand «.ra_y »ervlfe«, | •niennc systcin to televtaion sets c.n 

The Ocean City fl-nch Patrol dur- În Ihe area of aitiiir^cnipnf.N. liu'ie 

ing (he wet?k ending Sunday assisted hsn been muc'h t-nnCL'tn over Ihi- A i-urreiii uuri'v ij^ the ^.triki' in I yiiuw fnr relocation of the emergency 'be connected in the patient rooms 

12 balhers from difficulty in the »urf. New Jersey ruling oullawinM „,,- , the cement industry, • which possibly 

gave 102 others first aid treatment 

ssid the I could hoid bark Ihu uark if proiunaand 

reunited a number of lost chil, 

dren with their parents, 

•each patrol Captain Tbomn, WJIward. 

4n, of West Chester, Pa,, suf. 

/end a dUIocaled ietl shoulder in 

Whan Me cotllilon eicurrad, ha i the surf Sunday, lie applied to tiie 

Hiraw hit engine hh reversa and j 10th *t, headquarters for assistance 

Iross Heads lumpad •varkearg la sHlst fha ! and wag taken to Df, Mareia V, 

fwa peeal* lit fha wafer, 

• Smith, beach surgeon, for treatment, 

CapL Williams said the man apparent- 

Wltnossei for the prosecution ly was knocked down by a breaker. 

fHereToday were Joseph p. lazard, of 222 W. Also on Sunday, 18-year.oId Billy 

Oroveland av., and Harry tngerun, Adams, of 1012 Central av,, WON 

OuHina of , of 116 Cleveland av,, both of Somera caught ln a jetty wash while bath. 

•r Set-Up 

Point, Neither saw the actual col- Ing in the loth si, area. He wan 

lision, but both recalled passing a helped to the beach by lifeguards 

.by the Ocean City word with Dbion and Mr§, Tartagli- Buzz Kohler and Ray Phillips He 

^branch for handling pos. one while the latter were eating was uninjured, 

Itor Mndlttans -will be de luneh a few minutes before the Saturday, lifeguards at the 13th 

IRcd c»sa leaden in the crash, 

si, beach assisted two unldentllied 

• May County at a meet- •aiard assisted Dixon into his boat boys who found themselves In 

in the local branch while Ingersoll gave a hand la Haines trouble while playing on a rubber 

at the Hcadley Me to get Mrs, Tartaglione aboard the raft in the surf. 

ary, 

There were no serious emergency 

here will be disaster 

j runs by the force during the week, 

[of the branehes in all Boardwalk Breaks, 

county, beginning at 8 

Stroller Injured 

Kathryn Quinene Joins 

hear a tall: by Donald Albert MahjoubUm, of I2M West Music Pier Orchestra 

aster chairman of the av,, suffered minor injurleg to his A change in the line-up of the 

branch, who will outline 

land ot-(f»nlzaUonal set-up legs late Friday afternoon when a violin section In Ocean City 

i for disaster control section of the boardwalk at 31st at. 

• cooperation with civil pave away beneath his foot, 

tritief. The Red Cross 

defense rules is respon* 

Mahjoubian was (reated at the 

food, clothing and shelter 

Bench Patrol first aid elation for 

Urgency conditions. * 

abrasions of the left thigh and right 

r feature of Umlcht'i meet 

knee. He was assisted to the station 

the showing of a new 

by Beach Patrol Lt. Warren North. 

notion picture, 'Reeov Police reported that a section of 

Wwl', which (haw* the Ihr boardwalk IB inches long and 

n Tt-ofk faUawing dait eight inches wide brake through 

draught in ihc Soulh- under the nun. 

to attend »re disaster 

f Sea Isle CHy, Stone Harand 

Cape May. 

bo Mm. Edwin Steven., 

branch chairman. 

Bern to 

Jacksons 

1 Mrs. c, Howard Jackson, 

d. Pa, «r« receiving 

MM on U» birth of a 

Kyle Marie. July S, at 

Hospital, PhUadoIphU. 

MaSB U tho daughter of 

Mm, J. 0. KuUwr, of SM 

1 

pi.. Oil* city, and Cynwyd, 

CRYSTAL BALL 

! called 'games &f 

tank, * 

s Music 

! Pier orchestra was announced yesterday 

by Prank fluRgieri, huîness 

manager, 

Kathryn Hilda Qiilnone, of At- 

s Ii was TPII ihaf shorn ri^-orl ed. However, Porter said there 

bu?jln#ss volume *mmi sovoreLv mil- enuugh ceitiynl on hand to complete State Warns Some Stickers on 

fer this year-, He\vt*iw5 uthpr forms I he third ileur of the building, whk'h 

of entirtsinm^nl havp Vunm dt>v*:ied 

will hi' some time yvi= lie hopes the 

and the tenstnsus nmv (N ihal loss 

strike will be over whi'n additiunal Windshields Are Now Invalid 

of resort revenue frem gnmo* tiv 

supply id neeUtdr 

With few .-it-eption?,. all New -ler ( ponement et^tiflcate has be obeiared 

Illegal wll! f»t bo si^pioiiN," During excavation work for the §gy registefed vehicles should now j tjin*^ from the Division of 

iautidatisn and basement earlkT this display a valid numerated inspection y tj-.i—, --»*.•* V 

>car workmen hit three underjiroiind j Rtieker on the wlnd^hiid. Those î 

Bach Chair Owner 

driver or owner, 

: Director Gassert potnUd out that 

Reports $100 Theft 

TJiis was thp annauiKi-menl made Personal aFpearanco of «i owners 

ytmterdiy by Motor Vohialv Director !•» ii« required, 4>ut the driver of 

A beach then* a car looting and 

Ihe damaging of thro? boardwalk 

tel#photies were reported by polity 

over Ule week end 'here. 

t«y lo four bt'ds i'ach. it s\ho i'rtii= 

in the 

Jay Et'fiiy. of 281 West av,. iM-.uh ' tnins all the dietary fytiiilK^=-fl now 

supplies concessional re. 

: kilfhen. cufetvrla and dlnlnis arvaH — 

©f §100 from his beaeh ten* and expanded 

at 9th si, and the beach, Eggly tojd 

police he left the money in a bag in 

the tent earlier in the day and found 

it fnlMsing at about AAB p. m Sim 

day, 

Mrs, Kurt Baiicr, of 1001 We*d«d. 

I til and including September 14. oi|ni cool spot and anna" 

j —• ———- —- 

( in iintivlpjii itiii oi Ihe mpUMiun nt 

7" and "B", iTile fiutneiiU on this Man Fined $25 on 

type sticker chsn||efi with the expire- 

Uon of ear;h month. Alt vehicles Disorderly Charge 

bearing red stickers must be mgh 

Politeitrresf proved within 21 days oi the date of 

The date for |lnsl 

Shirtless Males 

10 Forfeit $5 Bail 

in Municipal Court 

•ALTiMMU IBITOR HERE 

.lîsisas Hu^hos nnd family of R«l- Ihree ur>ni|i!> IDIDIIUI,' 10 \iiuth-, 

timers^ Md,, ar# vacAtlonin^ At 70fi \

» 

*? , 

aa*M**A.s*ii%..tv' 

»•*. 

ii*. iffis ," v 

of Jamboree F/nds 

'Crawling' With Newsmen 

Newspaper's 

Office Robbed 

Tyf»wmi*r, 

Tabn Over Wttk bid 

Tlw cold '.'•>' 

kattBE in Jui> rsu're «tot- 

Isutr nmn. 

•Nik PaUBi Captain Thtyri?, 

niliitKs after •nJun^ ;JI uv 

batten Ainr ud lulmnij te 

» BSB snpes ibml itrfd aalrf 

laa w«k. dmM t» waaih hj> 

Fatr&l rsssrds 13 fiad mk\ ^% 

irolh. 

IQ his ^ 

tkas tfic (IB 

OTY, 

Godfrey Takes 

'Lead 

jrisrsl 

;*; issti %5t 

titftiBs* 

^•.^fifa^ • < . 

!SMt 

• 

Heavy Traffic 

Well Behaved 

Only Ftndsr Sumps 

tale the _ 

b>- • •outhb 

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-to-tlie msosben of the Oce.n City ana, and the enUre attff of Ike reg- 

report on two telephonf uMrarilSf Csmmntsn Club who dial WAlnut ion*! office, some 900 PMMM MW 

The Boxwood handed the Kongles devlreji, served by two direct Una MlOi Juat to flnd out how artworking 

In tanporary quarter* ln 

their third straight defeat ln the elty b«lwe#n Phy«delphl« and U». ateel things back home" 

MllliUle. 

Softball League Friday night, 41. 

MUM the manufacture of gl»« 

It WII tied at one all whan the 

U eitenalve In South Jartcy, Canal 

| Coxwoodi cams to bat In the top of 

M. ihanki, PrudenUal Prejldent, will 

; the third. Lee llahn led off with a Coming EvmntB AbKtd break ground witti a glwa «nprel, 

uaik and moved to third on Doe 

specially fursiihed for th* opcamlpn 

McGrath'i two bagger. A walk to 

by the Owenslllmola Olaaa Cempany. 

Allison loaded he bases. In Ocean City Rdbert K. Bell, local attorney who After the ceremony, tiere will be 

Dave Coe stepped up and Muted 

reside* at 360 E Surf rd, alonf j reception at the site ot the build- 

TOBAV— 

a two baser, bringing home Hahn 

with Jamas D. Carpenter Jr. of Jef^ ing and relreahmenti will he served 

Summer Auxiliary of the First 

and McGrath. Allison was chased 

sey City and John H. Vaueh Jr. of If It ralni, the fnund breaking will 

Methodist Church meeting, 3 p m. 

home next on Joe Anderson's blngle 

in the Solarium of the Biinyits 

Newark are repreisntlng New Jer- be held on ichedule, but the recep- 

Bob Megoniele took the win. Ho i Hotel. Mrs. Ruth Par sunn SU-ahan sey at the House of DMogates protion 

will move indoera to the gym- 

K.ive up nine hits with no walks and 

UMlum of the MUlvlUe YMCA, 

i will present a group of monologues ccedlngs at the 80th annual conven 

f.o strike outs. 

I . . . 

lion of the American Bar Associa- 

l.uss Russel was the loser. He waii I Mectiny of leaders of Cape May tion, yesterday and today In New 

hit five times and gave up three ! County Rod Cross. 8 p. m. in ned York City. 

swilks. He struck out one man. : Cross headquarters at ihi library. 

Mcarath was the top hitter for the 

Following the New York proceed- 

I . . . 

He went three for loui 

ings Mr, Bell and his wife will sail 

,e, a double and two sing. 

I Board of Education meeting, I 

for London, England, to attend the 

i p m In the high school, 

second part of the Association m«l 

Jack McFeeley and Joe Haas smack, TOMORftOW 

lag there with the barristers from 

two hits each for the loseri, 

Great Britain 

Bi» wood 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 

Card party, 1 to 4 p. m, at the 

Other New Jersey lawyers taking 

Hanseom Hotel, benefit cancer re. 

Hotgles 01300004 

part In the New York meeting were 

search. Sponsored by Women's 

Dr. Emma E, Dillon of Trenton, sec- 

Auxiliary of Lankenau Hospital In 

retary of the state oraanliatlon; Mar- 

stltute Research and the Institute 

shall H, Dlverty of Camdcn, presi- 

for cancer Research Inc. 

dent-elect of the New Jersey ajgoci- 

All-Stars Win 

atlon; Sylvester C. Smitii Jr. of N#w- 

: THURSDAY— 

ark, and Nicholas conovcr EnfUsh, 

[ Annual Open House at Hostess also of Newark, 

Paces 

Over Bob's, 4-3 House for Convalescent Girls, 940 Following the meetings in London 

| Central av., 2 to 3 p. m. 

the Bells plan a slght.aeeing trip 

Post Clincher in 

before their return. They will be 

struck out four and 

Guest House and Apartment Own. gone about a month. 

• walked three 

Seventh Inning 

ers Association meeting, I p m. at 

Shots in Ocean City 400 0 0 0 8 8 

the American Legion Hall. 

Two last inning errors gave the 

Mays Landing I ! I 0 o II II ] 

fl« 61-56 

All-Stara their first ^letory in the 

tziiy Softball League, Thursday nlulii, 

THURSDAY, FRIOAV A SATURDAY 

•8c slar Ed 

when they etiKed Bob's 4-1 

; Colony Capers, variety show, l;30 j 

Resort Team In New 

Btteiboji, Thursday 

It w;,s tied at three each from the ' p. m, in the high schooj auditorium. : 

Bey dcfeulud ihe Hoi- 

fourth inning on. In the last half 

City BaskellJali Babe Ruth-Circuit 

or the seventh, Willis Thompson 

A new eabe Ruth League hns'boen reached first base when Bob's first 

jfnvilh -20 uuiilln. miltli.v formed in the area with Ocean t'lty seeker booted a throw 

I was forced to sit oul well represented The Ocean Lily Ho stole second while Bob's pitcher, 

mlnuH« ijecau,t> of Bube Ruth VFW team mut the IJpiier Len Carrie, was collectlni a strike 

also the loB rebound, Township Sabres Thursdilj nluhl nd lout, and scored when Rod Boshy. 

set back the out.oi.tqwners. 73 shell's liner to center field was drop, 

' was „.,„ »t.,,..u ccsond ,,,„„ hiMh for ,ur Butch luich Dean worked on the hill fur ftir ,_. ped 

as aeeurme on his , Uli BUJ-dette Tumlta 

H. wu

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Open 

ll^pM** ptlplt MIL pw ShiH— 

30 Advancing 

Reading g Club 

O.tkkM Abo fy 

library Story Houn 

*• 0* ».aaTp« Caab at ta» OCCBB 

C*y FW» Pwallc Umr; am «* 

•tot* thdr third mek af acceaa. 

lilliaaMiili and lamed the taluM* 

stan « ttwlr olOrlal FllcM Lac. 

Tlw dak. oam to *u M 

and udh ITiuaiiulij autaJnc aa 

tb* Ubray Manben nuitnt^ «•> 

ftoan PtiUadelBoâ, I jfa^ 

HUlt, 

wnuaoapan, 

and Pitl* 

bnrth. all ia PHUnylvanU. WDmta*. 

ton. Del. and MUlvUlt and Oraaa 

The Koi^nfkljr story noon far 

tttHVt laMtk*?, 

H efilktrcn also an caaalnc » 

ipDiaB\afl^y JD^r tB^f4 V¥C^Y ll^p^ 

l» ikcR#a(t, expiates toM. 

day and Friday moraine*. ts* 

weather perfnlttui*. Tin- 

* lathe tor * 

• froup aeeragtx aeoat M 

tarn torn, it «• pcnniMcd 

and Hw older trow au ttjout ID 

M WpntliW *• mm of M» talks 

ji out 

i i r ûî 

Mrt, JMB RMcy, sBlar Utnrr a» 

siitant, ka* augaana (bat Ike Buntad 

MUM 

- ship tm mr WMn 

I* few • anr we, ptat SM» •Mek 

from C»r»cus. Veanu- 

•» Ihe male aim »( Uc «M one. to*, Mia Ors^n p. Ltart. wko is 

pbtnMt cost ia lam iIHICmlnliv 

far a latke Mat wniU 

B laaae fiMMMu as IM 

•rMfJH 

WMIM f««MSJ south. PWmttAm 

Op»n Ham* Thursday 

•ata and Kentucky 

Mw for OacnteKvcI i 

•f MM Peter Wtamskj. djreeior. has •»-Ocairal 

it *SJ B* I»M f; 

•M of praMs, M in OOOMWI tte addition af In najan I p. BL T*rod*y Tte K.-i 

C HM aaaayal is ISM, dcaUw arkk Oe state af N«-» J«- I, Oofirt, ptaar at Utr 

f iwi|ia«j hat to earn a profit of xy Tkae titl« Include "Irons in MMhatfH ^* •« 

•e Mam HIUM MM* tana, b*. tka HBCI- by Arthur D nene, tke 

• W M H an Urn* tonswrj- 

af •wtkera New Jetwr* : 

CTaMM tank its eerp. tons and tag iron, inclndin. rtarnet *•£»} 

ant* fn» tax af B par eeM. the Uaerr of tke famous Whanon i betilf af 

l*Mn UuiaHUotpntt.tbr le and the story of Batata. i ikei 

B Me 

toads af mane' bj nearj- O«i+ ' ter 

Pa 

Betk. which aeata silh the lasei ' fan 

leceadt af Jiear JMMT; 'GB, ; tn spins far tae lixi* , Wo. 

Mt tka* tUDMM *f MM to State" aad llade m N«* Jer- aaa. 

Im JM «H BaeMeel 1MB, •BUC 

1 

both by John f. OiniagkK 

WU» swh tbilgtDl profit. and a Juvmil* title 'WeaawW » • 

k Mi eka to* LMnÛifcn cm WarM af ?*»« Jer»y- br VMtr U 'IW^ 

MM at K, A* gg.«—mt too* Crowell. «tucti preHBI* by sard Mid I niMI Hi 

•Mwlfcah aaM. —- Uw, M ««u tke safy ^t ~.— — ~ * • - • - ••* 

«wii' ratat the irot 

ki the Bar 

NEY'S 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a.m.-2 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

12 NOON 

Phot* 9051 

34TH STREET 

StOP 

, Mr 

the mvl of a croup af 

boofa donated by |kr «B 

LMnarf. 

at TuEkakaf t«. 

Jafr M. The BBt 

Mr ike Men >• be 

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raped mjnry ha na) •in-c 

16* fjBES irhseis st t*f 

»» ?**» Vie* ifter 4* 

ial M ntnfriratm 

Doubt* Trouble For 

Wikrwood Merchant 

turns 

Bother Stricken 

With Heort Attack 

14. 

phil- 

31 Iht SBpaorr of ttasw! F ad*l|»hi*n. «a« iim-.ntd to Byrtftuof 

tryewflod Tomlsn M«raorii! Ht»pnii Sundai 

to, £-et«j fStm ~~ " TTO physicians it ihe Wildaosd 

JttM •»«««*: ssto * pirtjsi CT«S bcifH ftaspitii •dm r.isii?r«t 

fBtssc* Mi blji as fir if» :rT*SB*e: far « m;nul#» brfore Kil 

aviifsd » n Knoenl tor. njuid sa,'ri. b* mnoved lo the 

Hit by 

^ E 

THE INN 

3 Big Nights 

This Week bid 

Am* hi, kt. 

COLONY CAPERS 

An fsettinf Musical 

8:30 P. M, 

OCEAN CtTY HIGH 

SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 

TkkMi mm talc •' Kanta rmr 

$1.10- SUG-S1.4S 

— formerly Bm»tlmy"s Point Held — 

ON ROUTE ? NEAR THE BRIDGE 

NOW UNDER 

NEW MANAGEMENT 

Ml SMITH at flie Namri Orân 

IRC 

LIQUOR S 

On HM Traffie Orefci, i 

NO LUXURY TAX IN! 

Compl*r« Sfocfc ef 

POPULAR BRAI 

IMPORTBD and DOME 

•WHISKEY * 

* LIQUOR 

_ A 

ICE COLD BE 

ON HAND AT ALL TIMB* 

July 16 to 20 In Ocean City's 

DRLYN 

Continuous 10:30 A, M, to 

Today A WednaMay 

DESIGNING 

WOMAN" 

GREGORY PICK 

LAUREN BACAtt 

DOLORES GRAY 

Thursday • S*turd*y 

"LOVi IN THI 

AFTERNOON" 

ARY COOPER 

AUDREY HEPBURN 

MAURICE CHEVALIER 

Mat. Dally 

2:30 5.5"."/ 

Today t,\ 

"It 

THE 

DEBBIE 

LESLIE 

WALTHM 

rin iiniini 

Thurtdaf • 

"MAN 

BING 

INGER: 

JLY 16. 1937 THE OC1AN CITY SiNTINtL-LEDOIR 

ivfce 

Cars 

I electronic tmf 

ihMMure vehicle 

le densities snan 

I an (ho Nei/ Jirncy 

ntlats of detKtan 

> record truffle moveanes 

ilnmltsneouily. 

ivement BVW older 

. bccidM being dim 

Md raquln cables 

», gm«raily would 

utalkHM on slncle 

will to port. 

mm" 

Mune 10th 

si Avenue 

1W-M 

mf Dates 

7 4 8 

flbla, petmlttlna Ha transfer *ad ua 

to various U M of ^ .JBrapiM. Tlie 

severai lending Imrtrwmenta wfll be 

fattened to overhead Artdfe crmw- 

Inga and ncntf iho vehicles which 

pan underneath. 

IMs new computer will be avail. 

sbla in measuring the speed and 

denaity of trafllc during periods nf 

high volume, and in Ota recording of 

time and length of the occurrence iir 

such volumes. The Information obtained 

will be helpful In long range 

planning since U. will give an Indi 

cation where lane widening Is new. 

sary. 

Automatic Signal Division of Bast 

em Industries, Norwalk, Conn,, h« 

been awarded the contract for these 

computers. The Insinuation of the 

New Jersey Turnpike will be the 

firm of Iti kind In the United siaten 

Musician Fined as 

Dies Gam* Lookout 

Bay Veruck, 17, • Philadelphia 

uilclan, was fined 525 by Wilduuna 

ifllm uhlclpal Judge Louis Mnliera Fri. 

day on a lalterlng charge. 

Police testified that Versork was 

picked up at J:30 a, m. Thty occusfd 

him of being a lookout for a sidewalk 

dice game. 

PLAY 

TENNIS 

At the 

Ocean City Tennis Club 

«th STRUT and ATLANTIC AVENUE 

OPIN DAILY 

9 A. M. TO 8 P. M. 

(Clatad Sundayi) 

14 C9URTS — NOMINAL PII 

HAL INSTRUCTION •¥ APPOINTMENT 

••ITIUNSINe AND TINN1S SUPPLIM 

14H444444f44444444444444444444*< 

low to pay 

ating oil bills 

ie EASY way 

I yen lian Is do a uH w ipseiAl budfst pima. In Aa 

r fas apnsd parsfea sû^ly evw tfaa aeathfl, Yeuf 

i itBaip tha •», « • durinj • »vm cold inU, 

an H cwryin, dur|ta, 

f W. naka .ulomatie d>ll«M af Atlantie'l fuasui 

( kMtktf oil It'l now Bad* with a n*w adiUUva 

I U^l lam th. hnmtlsa of dudf*. You fit «•, 

lifhaai, 

: Tm Jim luiijiit AtUnticaaaMit sB-a 

V Mt^ptetic writa sr sail is teaiy 

kURKARD 

E, eleventh Street 

MANtIC 

\Qnan City 0414 

HEATING OILS 

U444444444M4*4*4\ 

Sheny Brttton Shim 

Star Rola at fotoway 

SHI'RV BlriTTON 

Voluptuous night club star teams 

up with Nell Hamilton to Rive the 

Gateway Playhouse a double-star bill 

for the production of "Bus Slop" 

which opens tonight at Sinners Point 

and continues through Sunday, 

Miss Britton revrestes the role 

Played on Broadway by Kim Stanley 

and in the movie version by Marilyn 

Monroe, Hamilton, a star of films 

for many years, was so taken wllh 

the character of Dr, Lyman in the 

hit play that he acrppted it even 

though It is not the male lead. Mis 

pertorniance a« a reprobate, boozj 

professor Is expected to be a highlight 

of the summer theatre season. 

Hamilton recently completed an 

eight-month tour with "The Solid 

Gold Cadillac" and has had a long 

and enviable career in movies and 

on television, -Miss Britton spent 

eight years at Leon and Eddie's in 

New York, where she starred with 

most of the outstanding latent of 

our day, 

"Bus Stop" tells Ihe penetrating, 

heart-warming and hilarious story of 

a bug-load of people forced to take 

shelter in a resaumin" when their 

bus is snowed In, 

An innovation will be inaugurated 

this evening, Eêrv Tuesday will 

be Teen-age and College student 

Night, and all young men and women 

who Fit these categories will be admitted 

at half price for alt seal*. 

Rotarians See Bell 

Fllm On New Jersey 

A eompfehenslve report on the 

variegatrd asgots sf Ne%v Jer§#y was 

pr#§#nt#d la Oeein City Rstarlans in 

easily dlgggind mstion picture farm, 

Friday nightjii Plyinouth inn, 

Th# film* "This Is New ior%&^\ was 

shown by Ed Johnson, public rplaliens 

r^prpsentativp of ihe New Jdr= 

spy Bt>it Telephone Company, Ht* 

was introduced by Robert Howard, 

who was program i-haiitnon. The 

latter announced thai the Him Is 

available to any t'ivie er service 

group;* that wish \o mhlhH Kw ._ 

A Only the N e w 1957 Kelvinator Has It! 

Magic Minute 

STANLEY 

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KELVINATOR 

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Introductory 


AS LOW AS $ 179.95 

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Bockwoodt Bmtl* MMfs Big City 

DEBBIE REYNOLDS, taken to the "big city" of Fairville 

(Pop, 1650) by Leslie Nielson, is an excited young miss 

in thU scene from "Tammy and the Bachelor," Technicolor 

and Cinemascope film now at the Strand 

Pier Violinist, 19, Tinkers 

With Unusual Cars as Hobby y 

Debbie Reynolds 

in New Comedy 

Bing Cratby N*xt 

at the Strand 

STRAND 


Tanunv and iho nachelor' l>f a 

coniMly nmunm man int! Dobbie 

ncvnoid» I*e«iie isfteietLii Maia^Pow 

m du> uliite biowsln.: lltioimh * 

more at Antherst College, He I-, (mi Iropolllan ntuspjprr he •.«» j 

following In the footsteps of his older bur fain sale un tnlKiUKnii »hlih lit 

hrether, who U a Chief Naval FllKhl | piomplli «tnl fin \Mn n II HI I Kiel 

Surgeon stationed in Aristena, I In toboKk "l luimd out ti> b< idit 

Jen«Hipn can IM Hin riding H*. »#•. i {(odd iport about it all *o 

•round In an ArmUrsni IMdlay, h'> kept U. The first and only I rip | 

an InfllHl mad* car which nMm> I>I. it tilt- track (VII out. This tn.rtff.in 

MM a ifM. P.ck.rd. Friar to ttilj lotfoggiaii' now flt'cor^t^s hlK roiuii.! 

he had an InWIlh Singer, H. llkai i umplete with a M-akctik 

lo »«t HIM* can and tlnktr with 

lh«m, a hobby all young ">•" will 

und*r>t*nd. H* fata thwn running 

In tjood •hap*, ••*• •naftwr an* 

width cpa«i*s hit mttreft^ tradts, 

and ttartt all aver again. 

At College during th*- piist yen r 

he was a member of the crewl Diir- 

1 ir 

tion^ at frifi.dM du nut n.lx \vi-ll #( 

their .pai-ti^-i 

Aho apprartn^ are. l>olf AII>1**HIMO nlmfr.iiti.in of (.'1HIIIU« And'* ^picy 

PoiTL-Mi uf All.iiKic City. VVhil.. (n , rr.raiantU: iirn.cdy .starring i)ry 

hi^h -school he wa_s a member of thi_ (..'(tOJX'i' ynd Audt'i'V 114-plHlrn 

All Stiite H»nd and Orthes(r,i foi | r 

ITit .slorv is «>nfi|is It 

Sinnlra and 

Two North Caps May boys, aged 

0 and 8S were apprehended by Lower 

Township police last week and 

hold for juvenile court oil charges 

of stealing mail from boat's there. 

Villas Postmaster Thomas J, Carey 

said that the boys were picked up 

with several pices of mail In their 

possession. They were released in 

the custody of ihiir parenti* 

Lower Township Pol tee Chief William 

llalhruner reported that con> 

pi stints of mail theft?; in North Cape 

May have been rweived periodically 

over the past six months. 

! rPi>iJhi s ffOfll "Jiiivclyii" . , . (fodiird 

tJhtpv Ax Pngus In a Huuk lUimbi-nf 

Miss ghirJgy t'hvsii'r 

Torri'Sdnr Sotlff , , , , : . = . . , . = , . ni?i ! SOUM! Lôtn and PJixit-atn = 

Miss Shirley C 

Herald ' Rart,-a«dile = 

OfTt'iiiKich 

[>odnrd In ih# (inrden of \ty irl , , , Hall 

inibens Mr, Tom Pi* 

Irene = = = , = , 

TJerhuy 

l 

Mr, Tom Purkins 

Gun" brou^hl to the 

Hliim Cary Grant, FrriMk 

Suphia lAtrcn, 

Thiji muiti-miltiun Hi.Nyr epic? has 

been more than two yuan* in prepara? 

tion and produefion. It was Aktipd 

entirely in Spain, It is the story of 

the afiemp! uf Spanish MueriMa^ to 

drati a BXiOO pound eiiiinon to the 

French held vily of Avila and r*?= 

gain the iowii=; 

Grant is eseellent in his rule as a 

British 

Roses Hons^Tnosn ,= =-,,,=,. ,Rmfton 

Show Boat Mi^dley = = , =, = = Kurii 

1 navpl offieer, Sinatra i> par- 

WEDNESDAY . JULY 17 

Arti^lN 

Miss Shirley Chester, .. ^RoiiriiiHi 

Mr, Tsm Purkins Biiriliiru* 

PART I 

Vleior Hfrljplt Ftvorilus , llt'rberl 

Minuet Piiili-ri'w ski 

I'm in Lave with Vienna 

Misfi Shirley Che*H'r 

Indian Numrnrf Hi'fhert 

(Jf0St Day , , Ymimmi* 

Mr, Tom Perkins 

Orange BlohNamK Overiin-v. Ilcrbc'r! 

PART II 

Eileen llt>ihcn 

Moorish êronadL 1 CANADIANS AT DELAWARE 

Included amon^ tho Miit^ts .it the 

Delaware Hotel an* Ml^Ji Wnndy 

Kijpera uf Toronio. C.-ii]jid», and Mrs, 

H, H. niover of Siîrtioifiiiyh, Oniarin, 

c'anada. 

Young and Foolish 

Miss Shirley Chenliir 

tiinpi 

Gallop from "Willioin Tell", Rossini 

Lost Chord 

Mr. Tom Perkins 

HuHlviiii 

My Futr Lady lilts, Locwu 

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nm p«m ^ rtlitian' 

The first of Lhe p*¥ia! event- a 

*€-ajed 5C^5rfî prti^TPt^sîS c Kill hsi 

held Pndfli. Julj 19 ,t " 4,1 p m 

OUler such affair, mil tjkr Place on 

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4 0,000 

OCEAN CITY RESIDENTS 

AND VISITORS READ THE 

SENTINEL" LAST WEEK 

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No. II Telephone 0804 or 0306 OCIAN CITY, NIW JIRSIY, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1957 PubMaatlon Ottle* 

Bulldin*. *th »t. Mid Hdvwi «T. 

School's Working Day Open Registry 

ithened by 17 

of Boats For 

Bay Pageant 

Print to b» Olvf n 

4 Rescued After Yacht In 4 ClasMf in 

July 27 Ev*nt 

Damaged on Inlet Bar Registration! of boats to 

Rfiert Coast Guardt Take Off Parantt and participate in the Night in 

Children; Tew in Split $30,000 VMMI 

Venice marine pageant on the For Wesley av. 

A Woodbury, N. J, boat owner, his wife and two small 

bay Saturday night, July 21, 

•re now being accepted at the 

ft af NT- "i 

wit*** 

Allows 

to 

ie Classes 

jty's high school 

I going to spend 17 

re a day in school 

eptember, under 

chedule approved 

an City Board of 

•t its monthJy 

esday evening, 

11, Pierce, auperlnien. 

I, explained that the 

|J heing incorporatool 

day for students 

i traffic congestion In 

arrldor* during lhe 

i and at lunch time. 

The ChamMr af Caninwrce cam* 

an arranietnenli, and Hie 

. , •nclaJt, aarto thai the ap. 

anath to M* ch> fram Me m.ln. 

Itnd CMIM fee matf* man atlrac. 

Hwa M MltHaft M bayfrant dacara. 

Hani (*r up Mr Ifih nant war* 

k*pi an pl*c* fer a week er (anger* 

Court Ruling Upholds City's 

to Restrict Residential idnd 

onOceanfront; DeniesDuplefx 

Two Ordinances 

Under Attack 

children were rescued by Coast Guards about a mile out of 

Great Egg Harbor Inlet Monday night when their boat went Ocian City Yacht Club and at 

aground on a sandbar while enroute from Sandy Hook to Chic's, 725 Asbury av. 

Cape May, I 

The event 1» cponxored by the 

Fred A, MUheim and his family, sand split some scams in Ihe hull, Oeean City Chamber of Commerce 

of 65 Dubai* st,, were taken from A second CosM Guard boat wan «em 

with the active support of the Yacht 

the OT-foot auxiliary schooner. Little I to assisi the first In Belling ihe dis- 

Whale, after lhe erart was beached abied eraft te safely. 

Clu* and will *e directed by a com. 

Bl Longport, where it wan lowed by 

miitee headed by Ourles Mllligan, 

boats from the Ocean City Const 

With Hi* flr.t baal towlna and 

Ouard station. 

th* £fvw ef Ib* ittsnd beat yndsr Local boat owners are invited lo 

command sf Ranisni Wlllard, masquerade their craft for display in 

Th* craft, valu*d al n*ar 

•Ml, pumping Hi* LIHI. What* •• the ioM (loatlns parade which s|jnrk» 

Iff In* naw «th«dul« Ml Rnt ilsritH* In difficulty by lti*y wsnl^ a ryn w*t mid* H f«t a Mardi Gras atmosphere alons Ihe 

a aHavwd for the th. Caaif euard lookout ai I, Hi* trtppl.d v.tHl sul of danfarr. 

i will ke Incraaiad 

bayfront. 

Atlantic blvd. Th. boar had gont eut *€*an wal*ri and Is th* saf** 

i feor mlnittti. Thli •ground en Hi* b.r al Sill p. m. ry el Hi* Inland wettrwayi* 

An aftracHv* array *f I] prim 

• mJnuhM h? Ill* day, and w«« in absvf rhr«* lit* of 

will fe*. e#*r*d te Hi* kwf die- 

#Mi will b* Incnaiad wattr, 

The towing-ptimpinp operntion was 

Brand asats, Three prim will 

i ntinwMt, 

continued around ihe south point of 

b* awarded In *>ch of four cliun, 

A Cosil Ouard boat *an dispBlch- the Lonuport beach with the Little 

Stephen J. and Helen D. McEwen, 

Hi* betl Beceraied bMt, the maw 

i September, classes will ed from the Yacht Club IJIKOOII sin. Whale taking In more nntee than 

ol 2720 Wesley av,, were plaiBUfra 

•rhjlnal, rhe meti nmlul and th. 

• a. m.. Instead of at lion under the command of .lohn the pumps equld expel. Finally the 

in the case heard by Bupeilor Court 

mail .ttr.ctlv.ly 

twos the case lust term, MeChesney. BMJ, A towllne was craft was nosed toward lhe bay ride 

Judfe Anthony J. caflero at cape 

abtmiis.Ml al S;80 p, m, I iectired to the stranded craft and of Lon^pori and she was beaciied 

May Court House on June 2?, The 

At the same time, 10 prizes are hei 

1:18 p^m. the - Const * ' Ouord - -----••••••• 

bonl pulled ii tree •t jhe foot of 14th st. there. 

court's opinion wns received this 

Ing offered for the fcesl decorated 

time, Dr, Pleree laid, from the bar. 

The prow dul Into the sand of lhe 

week by elly official*. 

homes, business places, anchoraiies 

udents msre time is As ihe l»al come olt the Khnal, iwach at •bout 7 p. m, and for the and installations 3iong the entire Mr. and Mri, McCwm K>u«ht lo 

agg to class^ thus help- however, St wo* learned ihnl It ivnii next 4W hours en"orts were made bayfront including gnug Ksrbor and breach Hi* •xliting tonlni ordh 

nt Uteir being late for ahlpirinK water. Apparently, Cnnst to Boat the boat suffleienlly to trj' the la«oons at tflh and Illh sis. nance which placet Mwlr Wnlay 

he session. 

Ouards said, (he impiiel with the Set Pas* S, column 4. 

Sir, Mllligan pointed out that In av. ar*B*rty In a ene-family r«b 

creased mierest In the event by boat *1*nca tana. Th*y teuehf lo con 

owners and bayfront property own. v*rt Hi* pree*rty Into a tw*.famliy 

mt Colony Club's *Rmd Hot Mammas' 

era could project the Night in Venice 

marine pageant into one or the an 

nual highlights of the vacation sea, The plaUitlffi specifically nllniked 

son along the Eastern Seaboard, and Ordinance No. 811, adopted by the 

could conceivably bring a large city in March, 1931, r.nd a subsequcni 

share of attention to the resort nmendinent, identined, as Ordhiance 

through pubNciU*. 

No, 741, adoJHed by the city commig. 

slonera In November, 1948. i 

Cafiwro Agraat That • !' 

Tight Zoning Htr* 

Has B«en Consictent 

• An, attack on an Ocean City 

Zoning ordinance has been repelled 

in the New Jersey Superior 

Court, which declined 

to substitute its judgment for 

that of municipal authorities 

in the enactment and enforcement 

of the zoning regulations. 

dwellings. The McEwon pioperly is 

located on k west aide of Wealoy 

av,, which U included in the area 

coverod by We ordinance. 

The ISM amendment changed all 

CLANG, CLAN0, CLANG! cry these nei*borho 

far ar* Mrs, P^nk 

Club; Mrs, Russell llansconi. Ocean 

City Yaeht Club; Mrs, '.lildwd Wa|. 

ten, Soroptbnlst Club; nobervttiafp. 

Exehanle Club; Herbert Godfrey, Raiary 

Clubi Albert flarrisoii, Klwanls 

flub, and John Carew, Chamber of I 

Commerce, Additional judges will 

be named this week, Mr, MUltaun 

said. 

OF MANY hilarious feature acts of the Colony Capers local talent show 

opened last night and continues tonight and Saturday at the high school audiu 

the "Red Hot Mamma" number. In case you don't recognize them in costume, 

hhe lin&up snot at rehearsal earlier this weak: front row, from left, Mrs. Betty 

' , Mrs. Helen Gardiner, Mrs, Helen Mumford; second row, Mrs. Irene Williams, 

lorenee Woods, Mrs. Blanche Hires, Mrs. Roberta Russell; top row, Mrs. Alice 

and Mrs. Beth Brownlee. (Story on page 3).—Senior Studio photo. 

PcMMr County Invites Mayflower II 

Reformatory 

Taylor Jr., Palermo Air 

an, found guilty of pass- to be Exhibited in This Area 

worthlpM checka totaling Capo May County through the •aHt Ifala ofTlcUll, Including the 

van City tnerchanii, plead- County Chamber Af Common*, hai aov.rner. Mat "Hi. aMIfatlan af 

to two additional forgery •ntkred the, nee for a licit from the r»anaclnienl of th. hlitarlc 

the Cspe Mar Coynly the Mayflower D, 

dneaday and was sentenced Chamber representatives on Frl Mia jMayflewer II vlllta ool only 

.terminate,term |ii Bordcn- day met iwHh producers of the May. Mia place, but Hi. p*e#l*," 

orm«tor>'. 

flower's New York visit tnd yester- Tile'chamber protest, framed with 

her MM, Thonma Chalmua, day tiled a protest with official* of the help of County Historical Society 

Vent •¥,, wa* flned WOO and the Plymouth colony and the state officials, admitted "ihe place of 

MI one-year probation after of, Mnssarhusettd. 

Plymouth hat Us claim," *ut said 

' guilty to maintaining a din- The Bay State officials want to en- that "the people of the famous nhip, 

IUW In his apartment here,.' caw the Mayflower U in cement near through (heir descendants, have an 

followed a drunlrcn light the original uhlp'n landing In Plym- equally utrmw claim which must be 

. month, 

outh 

met before lhe .Mayflower II reaches. 

i Taylor, of MM Central av., 

ItJ permanent berth," 

, appealed a conviction in •aaad M th* men lhan UN County Chamber Executive Direc- 

r Township naiglatrats'i tfHcandanh «f HI* Mayflawcr M tor ©coree J Carter cited the his- 

t »t»odln« charge, bit the Cap* May Cwmty, Hi* csunly torical Bock-ty's claim mat Cape May 

#a» denied by the court. h b ^ pntiit Mid MawaAu- County has more Mayflower descend- 

•nl» than any other plnee in the 

world. * 

Ma/wachusctt-s leRislator* tried to 

New 78-Hoof Party Boat Impound the ship at Plymouth when 

It arrived and before it moved to 

New ¥ofk, according ' to Edward 

un For Fishermen All Year tee Page J, column J, pleaa* 

[ 'round deep MI flaking will The bo«t. which has been moored 

' Ml to OCMD City till, win- In the bay for •bout three yean, Go*tx Appointed to* 

i Capt. Chri* Montafna be- will b* the first all mason fishing 

vtmf hla rebuilt party boat. craft to run out or Ocean City. It State Bar Committee 

t With' Ihe, Wind", from hbiI* 

equipped with • large heated Augaitun S. GtoeU, Ocean Cllv at- 

the be/ near 9th d. cabin to aceaeamodate llshemwn In tAtikay and former city commissioner, 

(7IMboMon( deep tea fishing the colder weather. 

hai been appointed a member of the 

i at pratant tMlng eompleUsb; It la hydraullcally controlled from Americanization Committee of the 

d at Holti'i boat Work. the pilot house, and has • tape depth* New Jvraey State Bar Association, 

expactcd to be In the wster 

according to an announcement toy 

Aitgiut. n will operate for When "done With the Wind* it Milton T. Leader of llackenuck. 

ttOv of th* Mnnmer and vn cammlaaloned it will lnereaM Mon- Piwident of the organization * 

i and Suodnyi an winter. taftu'a party (mat Oeet ID fogr. He The committee aeeka to cooperate 

C «7t dabM MgiMi h»ve now opentea "BUly C", "Flyhm with tha American Bar AtaoclaUon 

UUd to power the oraft. Cbmd" tnd "Wild Qooee". 

and other lawyer** oroniaatlona In 

IbMn ta planked with 

Onh/ tbe new fddiUon will run oUmUni the lUndardi of 

1 • • » » - - 

the r**TT0ia,a. 

•hip. 

lault| n"« *° < '•"•• »' »««*lnK 

t Russell, Colon,v 

5 pleat and the! 

miUK in th« I 

To Flrffichlef GBmael R, Smith 

and cily .#riie!a!s, however, she is : 

Sh* dHHi't have la turn . #ha*l an apparijtlon of bitter days and 

M roll te a big tlr. in h' lp> i ^threat to the safely of hundi " 

werld ot ysung frlcndt, Thl«ir j neighborhood children who 

•Ivld hnealnallsni rac* h*r cl*n#> I over her immobile form e 

- ny^mumn J, pi.... 

Defer Action on 

Polio Shot Rule 

1 

As 

be^^posed to tMr« 

amf ffay aince she 

I, the danger ol i 

Will be inert 

WflTiere to no efroct to i 

I museum piece, and (he (rti 

tas and rsarins back and forth to during the neck. 

•lent does not feel it f-'-»- 

s s 

a m«n to mind the • 

Hie blw.it, briBhr«.t and nmt The old fire truck has been cen, 

fersclevi flr« ill* hat ever known. vtrttd Info a form ef baby-tlfflnf 

She IUIIN without more than a (oil by Mine parents who are reperf> Ttiui It MenM that 

complement of brave, fearlesii and ed M h. depealted their cM- S91sfp49SVflF PpS- • 

eager Smokey Stovers flding In her dren te play en the eppanrtus ianoinlntiait eHtii 

hiBhrendi'red tractor and itlnnM the whllt they went shepplns or took See r>«a« X column tit 

School Board Waits Intrepid Bather Qutmaneuvers 

for State Directive 46-Lh, Drum Fish, Beaches It 

The Board of Rducaftm Tuesday 

A 46i« pailnd blat'k drum lish Wilh the aKsislance of Bill Gin- 

cveninii isblcd eumpureon* untl. 

on Tuesday afternoon went thronah node, of Upper Dartiy, Pa,, Fiftun 

polio vauclne Inoculationa far new 

a series of mishap, equalled only in lirvuuht the bin prize bach to the 

school pupiU pendiiw further no 

the "Perils of Pauline", 

beabh. It was weired in at Ed 

tlon Uy the Stele Uepartmenl of 

Erttit'olion and Department of lleallh. Shortly before B P, m, the drum Comman's laeklo shop, 

WHS hoisted from the surf to Ihu Cornnian, who has been a resort 

The tnard ditwusBed ihe permis. 

NIVO legislation, signed into law la«t 

Ocean City FUliinK Club's I4ih si, Ashing authority for many years, said 

weeli by Governor Bobcrt B. Mevner, 

IliihlnK pier. 

he never heard of anyone eatehinu 

a nah that way around here before 

which would enable local school After a short visit the poor 

boards lo require anti polio laccma- was tossed 30 fout oil the pier (Mick | Chances are he will never hear ot 

tlon aloim with oilier existing health Inlo the sun. While Mvjmmlrtu 

meaNures for PUIIMH entcrinil school 

The board members expressed fav. 

arable opinion in ihe mailer. >bul rte. , 

fcrred aeilon pcndinB turner dirct- l*seh, A pair of llfcjiuflrd. were 

lives from the slate aBencles on I paddllny around lhk same arm In o 

how lo Unpiemeiit the pioiiram lo. i life boat and Mrectcd the plncBlorlal 

unlly visitor with the *\v»l ot un oar, 

n other ai'lion, I he'board declined i Nicholas KIKIIII. n[ WllmlnMlon, 

ll Illness Changes 

Gafaway Show 

Vivian Blaine to 

Replace Keating 

The sudden illnecs of a star per. 

former has caused a iasi^mlnute 

«S«in. 

change of the show to be staged 

around trjlnn to shake off its llrsl Many fish have been hooked in 

next week at the Gateway Playhouse, 

harrowini» experience, it drifted in. Ocean City and many have been net 

Producer Jonathan Duight an. 

nounced Tuesday' 

lo be "oared**. 

A story about "The Qreal Se. 

bastlans** to open on Ttiesday hod 

THE CRYSTAL BALL 

already ibeen printed In section S of 

this issue of The SenilnehLedger 

when word was received that Fred 

July 27=^Cfirnl¥sl In Venitu boat 

Heating, master nasiclan v,ho was i 

a requuitt from the Ope May County Pel., who probably iievur- i-auBht psrade on the bay, 

to have co-starred with Claire LUIT ' 

Heart l"und to use the loial whool tt'i pound black drum while balh, Auîsf 2 = Lifeguards gurfboat 

iiii'ili(le» for fund drives. The board ing before, decided he wuuld like to rae#5 In the pmduetlon, had sulTercd o 

10th st, and oeean. 

expressed reluctance to permit wide, give it a try. The guards uraeioUKly 

mild hfart attaek, 

A S*l5^Âtlantic Coi§t Juniui 

spread use of lhe schools by fund, lent Fbjun lhe use of thu oar and 

Mr. Dwight said he had to cancel 

raising organizations. 

the Impromptu ilshermiin made his 

a Keating engagement at both Som 

The board authorized a contract k 

en Point and liphrata, Pa,, where 

he also is producer. j 

with the New Jorsey Bell Telephone 

Co, to install another trunk line in 

Dwight rushed to New York and 

the high school building. It also 

was able to secure Vivian Blaine, 

Broadway and Ifoiiywood star, and 

her national touring, company io I iT e » 

play "Haul", the Sadie Thompson ; 

story that featured Rita Hayworth 

In the movie version. This will open 

Tuesday night for a sixnlsht 

stand instead of "gebasUans'*. e- I I a •• I I* I . I • I L I . * ••« • 

M^ja^LW-^teî Schools Highlighted in National Report 

^,. m U n "' Uns 2MenHdd 

Tipsy Drivers 

Fugitive From 

< Point Nabbed Her*' 

An Owjin City mum and a 

|H\l\anifl \iHi(or w-yre srr&ted 

wttk b\ (ki'^n ^-tiii polH 

•(.hiit^f-d vitLl) fipcratinK KVUA 

whil* 

Tennis ChampionsMp tournament at 

TTennis 

Courts, 

attack. 

•—i«th snniiBl Baby Par 

By y now the fish probably decided ad. on the boardwalk. 

its company was not appreciated so August .0—Noilonal rhamplon^hip 

after a few more swats 11 look a dive. casting tuiirnament ot the lull park. 

heard a maintenance report by, Cv- I Figun gave chase and brought lhe Aufluvt 10-11—South Jei-flcy SAII 

! drum up on the oar. 

hmit re fiat (a oil the bay. 

[Outstanding Financial Condition of City 

tl.Htu-, The median value hchlnd K accorded Ocean Cily in the amount 

Sadie Thompson, . •" one '»"-• of .";°«> the le • of, r h r Owm Ul> puim Mhools P11 

of modern literature It places the Joy one of the bcift linantial stand- 

each pupil Is $21.4,1.1. 

spent pt*r pupil fui non-lnsti Uctioiittl 

and non-maintciMnce purpose*. Here 

temptress on a South Sea Island I ings of the 150 dlftrlit-. uhu.h are Dr, Charles H. Fierce, city -supeithe 

figure lx fX as against a mcdlnn 

wilh thousands or Marines and a Imembers 

of the Aiiotljlid Public Inlendent, pointed oul that the rea- 

chaplain determined io reform her Sehoola Systoms. M nationAvldc orson (or tills situation Is Ihe fortunate 

Thv retsort ranks 37th from the 

uanlzalion 

fad that Ocean- Cily has so much 

top in the amount of local revenue 

Soonfe of the details of how theproperty 

that In occupied only in 

Mn. Simpkins Quits 

per Expenditure Pupil Unit, or S265 

financing of local schools compart* summer, which produce* revenue but 

agalml a median of f J72 HO 

County Welfare Board with their contemporaries are con not pupllif for Ihe schools. 

Another good rating occurs in the 

Th* ralgnatloa or MVi. Ida Sunn- tabled In a report Juat received by 

kins, of South seavillc. from lhe members of the local Board of Rdtl 

' SaUry-wfM, tha local «theol« •lie of the local leaching itarr. where 

Cape May County Welfare Board, cation 

•la* «r* b*n«r tlfuatad than mwr Oc**n City ranks Mrd among 140- 

dMrlcti In •rtncHn* 

dtetrlcta wilh a staR lit M.S teacner* 

wa. wceJHed by thu board Wedne»- Ona «f If* hlahll«hh la Hi* fact 

per I «00 pupil, u ajipMit • mtdiin 

day. Mra. Simpkins cited ill health that Ocaan CHy ha* mar* ta*aMa 

aiaff- of «M nni|w>pi [in iijtoo * 

aa her reason for leaving the job 

ra*l «t»f. Itundhia bahlnd aach llatari a* W.l"f7 a year. 

The APSS sxplnhted in It* repert 

Paul Snydcr, nf Cape May, vice pupil HIM. any *f Ilia aNwr nwm- 

that the EKpondtturs FupU Vntt )*• 

chairman. I* serving aa .cling prosJ. bar ailatrIeK *f M» utHlaHon. In* (MirHtti. Th* jnadlan wlary used hi eomputln* dollar ooâ equtt 

dent fotlowln* the denUt or Robert 

far fh» f |w* l> (O73.M. 

•My Each ehIM in svutajn- fU 

G. Plerpont, ol Wlldwood Crwt. Dr It ahowa that for every Expendi- 

att«nd«nc« io gradM " "" 

M. A. wQker, of Wlldwood. hat ture Pupil Unit the OeMn City, Qooilt taty rujkfl tl»t amoa^ l«r to «th dodota •»>•*» 

been named t* auon«d FUsywnt. •ctoool. b*T» »BM73 -worHi of tix- itA Ua. tkel difiêlll, axileiidl- each thud Iron 

•We prapacty, ppcy, *ua4 * on fuU valiw. 

inU naniMnlilp tui bm comUtut. ThU ThU glVM,^, l ^ Int nt nmk WBan« WBan«1ll«ir i 

ad. ) school #SiSrt.,tl -tepoTtln« OOut 

1 und-tr lhe influoncc ot I 

Fjii ly >i-M-ri ftay n 

W Putki-u 2fl. of 

Simp-ton uv , and on 

nliifj, Ravmond (irtfUn 

W 1 

Bnt h d rlvprn wn-pometcr 

twt« by Stftf 

and Defective Drnnloltls J 

thv r^sulU todicftfftiK b0 

der iht inBuefle« or ttajiitofej 

nations by phyM^laHit i 

drunkoiD«ef 

I 

irtamfc

m 

t~ 

£* 

Bit-"- 1 

v* ". * 

''£ ;,- ^#*Sî^ 

7** 

inlMnim 

•iaaa»ara W th. Onfy O 

DqwbML 

Mlis Sandra Weber, local r 

Gwdu 

|u Qiiwn, m chosen anon*: the 

lu) 1* HMolMi al UK Hydnnit* 

HUtaAUMikdir Aha toavcurat-! 

in TB Fight 

Ov«r 3,000 N«w 

ini Ottn CM»"j entry Int* the Hyd 

Tnfl ennt, ennt. Jobs • 1 Ckfly chairman Mr* I summing alone 1 Jen 

6000S STOOLS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 

TODAY'S THE DAY 

BARGAINS COME YOUR WAY! 

Our 3rd Annual 

SAMPLE SALE 

literally Thousands of Houseware & Giftware Items, 

AD First Quality SAMPLES Acquired by Special PurcW 

AT THE 

House wares Exhibit 

HILD LAST WiEK IN ATLANTiC CITY 

BUY AT LESS THAN WHOLES^ 

Come Early . , Quantities are Limited 

NOTE THE ADDRiS$ 

E ' S ANNEX 

Most Items Otu» 

Wms 

X 

**** 

5b, 

4-M. to 9 P.M. 

£ * • M* vs» • 

tat* 

respsnciNilUea af 

k - continued 

associations, irorted 

•roMem* and 

asainst tubetrulosis In 

to**. 

Drought Hilt ing 

Cemjomatoes 

Lock of (lain to 

EffVt Crop. 

A shon supply to threatened thu 

sunnier ia e»rm>n toe-rob and to. 

Agriculture predict 

ed this week. 

The *reefcb- bulicUli J< the Dc 

irtmenu. -hack Crop News", asrtcd 

"the MlUan is the lack of 

rain* 1 . The U, S, Weather Bareau 

reported that itmcn In some parts 

of the Mate July 1. S aod 11 failed 

to relle\e minor draught condlUoBs. 

Many areas are short M nuen ai 

it* inches of rain ant* early May, 

The Agm-tiliurr Depattini>nLt said 

now expect a much 

Harvtsling oi toouion was report, 

ed hc|w in goHth Jeney uut "grou. 

er» exnert i rathrr light crop be. 

eausc of thy elferti of the hoi drj 

wealher" They added ••rain U badly 

needed for the fall e-iery crop " 

Other crops reported ,uvin« dim. 

eulty because of the drj- nnditiaiu 

• are snap beans. be#L« eggplant on- 

»». peppers and poutoe 

Uien, 

h 

Her life 

Jurtng the 

tack in Ira, , 

Into town a* a 

retirement tu 

ihe is much 

doDUI-t Mind ill 

preur tike, off , 

PoaalWy"ito' 

HWfcsf asS)a»A&. ii 

H*w friends 

astie oxid 

for her to 

•a one of 

urea at major 

three 'eêf 

, r ,. "Uler vanctir* are en. The highUitit, 

pected on the nurket the tatter pan Ihe great hoar 

of the week,- they said, -bui non. How the need 

'—* fields .re yielding very another, offenni 

port that w.-u i 

WEEK-END SPECIAL 

She-i old and 

and more senile 

bered, and her 

But like a pah, 

who enriches ha i 

PU»lui)lp of 

preat erandchild 

ladder it ap 

Boal role in lier ( 

be ready for the i 

truclu when her I 

** rtmn ot CanMenf Unit, Under the Sanw MaaaMt 

and In ih« Umm Lacafisn 

Hughes Central Phai 

(YOUt FAMILY DRUG STORE) 

Located In th. Hwt ef Ocean ChVi MasMcal Cr"^-**' 

ilSHTH AND WESLEY Aî. OCEAN I 

0345 for Frw 

Free h. OH, C r t M a r, „ W M l n 

THf SURI WAY TO 

HILP YOURSELF IS 

TO SIC YOUR DOCTOR] 

, I 

4 REEF 

FIVE 

LAYER 

CAKE 

Five layer* of Wards 

Geld Cak. 

with Chocolate Fudge 

in between and 

frosted with 

Buttwr Crttam. 

WMsrMn;SlHp.lK. 

*tb»iy 

Wat.r C 

Avoid the 

In the 

ti'lo for Safer 

nater ufatj rule 

low«d Stunts and 

rate cheers fnn 

wetrh out for 

headline* as a 

B AU G U 0 fO QffU TO Yt 

FOLLOWING MEDIUM Of 

,, ^ £«,*»««•« Hal. Ill 

i math who auUtod 

««y durin« a 

' town and returned 

to the poatoun. 

a snap! 

MUTUA1, TtNMWUB* ',,, 

TnaD-JINn* Ja »' «W «t»U. Yon 

can board a train at dnpn. and 24 

boon later yon atlll tw In T«ua. 

MIM Ohio—We hajrt train. lUke 

that In our Mite tee. 

Ot.kd af fsw 

ol«, anWi M* 

DOROTHEA ROBINSON 

LENDING LIBRARY 

662 BOARDWALK PHONE 0094 

obody Beats the Savings at 

UNIOR'S 

^DISCOUNT 

BURY AVENUE 

md fashions 

mt Prices 

you get 

$... 

Discounts 

real savings 

hen! 

CENTER 

YOUR CHOICE! 500 DRESSES & 

375 BATHING SUITS, NOW 

Zoning Upheld Home Talent Cast of tSO Opens 

^f^^VII WHH^B V^^^n ^P^^^pV I 

CfwpefHws 

thea« ordinances cine* they had 

been enacted la 1938 and IMt. »• Lively Variety Show at School 

•pectlvely, and onforcod Mn« those 

Side .putting comedy and rib 

datei. 

outfit* fwot the Jsrana R Cr«ul Fund Canvass 

eraeUnf Umrhter ar* ttfef «rs> PrsMHM OnttnlMtton In Nair Vork. CdftaUAl. sfV* lair • aU*t%«mam 

It • • held by the court that th* duesd by the uitiei of ttio ettt ot A AataM of the final MtantM, 

tHalntlrfa, in paHleular, wore too lata Colony Cnm -wnlch opened lMt tomorrow •venu*. wOJ bo Ma mmm. JOUITI UIUVI* nopv 

to complain became they punhasad nleht and contliiUM tenMM and to- IX «f Ui. Klha of th. Caper., win. 

the tot In March, IMS, Md eon. morrow In the high school auditor- ner of th* popularity niM which to Expand BuMding 

strutted a one-family homo Upon it, lum. 

bu bam conducted during ike put TUe Union Cluioel br-tlw 8M, 89th 

Th. dry In It, •rfwmMN thaw** The act* run the «amut of pur- 

two wMkt, 

st. and Aaburr av, is otmtinuin* lu 

that rtcordt o« Mt Iwal bulMIng losque and vandevUle satire, humor- , MM, Warren Smith ta iMaral 

vrognuB to raiaB tmfiOO to anlaraa 

*••!••• j t n l •••iiiil IIIWIIT Call fail IB ta si>cmv illirlnii wir « H ous skits, singing, dunclng and Juat rhalrman of the thow and has Been 

the ch«rch and Uopro IU cfaapal 

p*rmlh lutnrf ter Hi* eon»*ructlon about everythlna to produce a lively aariMsd fay Mrs. Herman Muni, co- 

The church Is an undenomination- 

or c«fiv«r«)Oft #f any two*f*mllv variety •how. The cut of about ISO chairman. The H.mmond electric 

al summer chapel and has no reg- 

men and women local and nmner organ hit been supplied throw* 

ular membership Hit those who wor- 

Ordlnoc* No, ill «lnc» It. adsp> residents, exhibit talent* hitherto the courtesy of Howard S. SUlnton. 

ship than each Sunday. It was 

unknown but brought out by the Tttont far the riiow was obuinod sponsored by the Tabernacle Associa- 

director and choreographer. Jonph thMMh the combined effort, of the 

The McBmns In April, IMg, made 

tion In approximately I«QB, nad their 

Landla, of New York, 

latent committee, Mra, Ralph J. charters are nueh alike. The Tab- 

application to Building Inspector 

Tremfw. chalrm.n, lln. WUllam Bis- 

Henry B, Cooper to convert their The •how Includes dance numbers 

ernacle Association donated the land, 

top and Mrs, Paul R WeU, ciMdislr. 

one-famUy structure into a two-fiin. running the gamut from OrienUl 

and erected the building as It stands 

mm, Mra, Jackson Ne.ll, Mrs, Jaaeeh 

Hy home, and were denied the per. and tropical rhythms through the 

today. 

E Shomo Jr., Mrs. Lynn F. MuiMar 

mit. 

fast stepping Chsrleston and square jr, Mra. William Conksn. Mrs, Arthur No changes In the structure ka«e 

The plaintiffs were represented by dances as well as several blues teni- Mefiitypa, Mra, Lodgia DelCorto and ever been aaade. Duo to the rapid 

Albert M. Ash, while City Solicitor pos. Vocal numiwrs include all Mrs. Qeorae Loder. 

«rowth at the south end of tha 

John B. Boiwell defended the city's types of singing from male quartette 

After th^ .final curtain Baturday 

lsUnd. the chapel to now nadasjuate 

ease. 

through female trio and solo work 

eveninf a party will be given for 

to meet the Increasing attendance. 

plus chorus routines. 

the entire east and workers at Mac's It does not have the fhisnclal un- 

The Capers Is fully costumed with In Semen Point. 

derwriting of a Church Extension 

program, such •«* new cJiurch would 

Mayflower Bid 

have under a specific denomination, 

GenHnuad lr«n p*s* 1 

and because of the unusual circum- 

Levy, «o.pnduGvr of the New York Scout Extracts Whale's Teeth, stances of church neMbarsbJp, m* 

visit. 

trustee* will not sanction taking a 

Levy uld the Mayflower H rt- 

manage. Therefore It mult raise 

cdvlng 11,000 vl.ltor. a day. It It Uses 'em For Jamboree Barter Its funds entirely from those who 

warship there each Sunday, and from 

moerad at Ihe Hiidnn River Day Many unusual articles ire belnfe this long, heavy. Western style whip. Interested friends. ' 

•in* pier al 41it il. 

used for barter and trade by the He report* he Is having the time of 

He said a eon I r act lies up, the 50,000 Boy Scouts attending the Na- 

Next week the trustees will start 

Mayflower (n New York yntU Novemtional Jamboree this week In Valley 

hi, life with his only complaint be- door-to-door solicitation in fnclr 

ber 18, ft ta to Bo to Plymouth for Forge, Pa, 

Ing the multitude of beetles which neighborhood giving the opportunity 

ThunkKlviM, where It will be dedi. A local summer resident, Gerard Invaded the campsites. 

to contribute over a three-year period, 

if the persons so desires. 

euted and encased In cement. A, Gallagher Jr., has added hit items Gerard can be seen normally ev- Approximately *25,0O0 will permit 

California and Miami, FU,, proto 

the unusual list. He took along ery afternoon and evening delivering work to start on the enlarganeitt of 

moters are trylnfl to lure the M«y- seven! teeth he extracted from a and atiUng papers along a route be- the chapel. They are hoping to 

flower U to their shores and at- whale which had washed •share en tween North st. and Brighton pi. raise sufficient. funds so that this 

tempts are being mode to break the the beach it the Inlet seme time aio, from Atlantic av, to the beaeb. can be aaonplithed before the 1958 

New Vork contract and the eom. Gerard, who is the ton of Mr, and 

season opens. 

milment to have the ship perma. Airs, G, A. oallagher Jr. summer* Nil ONLY HOPS: 

A card party will be held next 

nently secured at Plymouth. Pro. here at MS 2nd tt. He is IS yean As often happens when a woman Wednesday, July 24, at I p. m, to the 

motion men want to move the ship old and is a First Class Scout, mem il apprOlehing 40, Miss Robinson Chapel Hall. This Is being sponsored 

around before anchoring at Plym- ber of Troop 220, sponsored by St. WHS ".bout 28, and not without hope." by the Ladles Auxiliary for the beneouth. 

Andrews Parochial School, Drexel •ven her favorite fortuneteller coulil fit of the building fund, A sake 

The ship's original sponsors and Hill. Pa, lie will enter the Fresh, not see a suitor hi the offing, but sale and fancy table will be added 

he Plymouth Colony Historical So- man class at Banner High School in was anxious to keep * customer. attractions. 

ciety want the ship back In Plym Upper Darby tills fall. 

-Hal" tha uld, her eyes on the 

nth Immediately following the New In his dally reports to his parents crystal. "I see a tall man. He's go> Try OCMn City MsiUi.nts Flrjt 

Yurie engagement. 

Gerard tells how the bull whip b a Ing to propose to you." 

big thing at this year*s encanîment. "Dark?" fluttered the excited client 

The boys have been taught How to "Yes," said the fortuneteller. 

handle It and do many tricks wkh Dark. It will have to be." 

C.8I 

t.*f EACH 

Nationally known brandi that rag. 

ularly MII far much nwrt avary- 

wlMnt Choica of many «tyl«i and 

color, in wantatJ fabrics . , , ariU 

tor •vcryonal Shop haw — 

yvurMlf to uvlng*. 

Othon 6.88 to 10.W 

BERMUDA SHOfiTS 

1,97 

Twlll.1 IrMdiMhi Ihtflt to It- 

COTTON BLOUSES 

1.97 

New Way to Use Mak-up 

"Ckmgef the Shape of Your Face! 

DuBany "Contour Maktvup" Expert 

Here For Consultation 

W you've always wiahed jrofj bad that perfect "ovaT fan. 

J here at last is a chanrr to da traatiiiimg •hunt it. 

Now there's a new way to 

apply rouge, lipstick and 

other beauty aida so you 

create the illusion of nun 

perfectly proportioned eon* 

lours—minimiting ten than 

perfect features and playing 

up your own prettiest paints! 

Called "Contour Make-up" 

it's based on individual analysis 

to find out which of six 

basic face types is yours. 

c face types is yours, 

Then an a diagram which 

BeartSbaMi Rnaje 

n i blab detract* 

frai painted ebia 

and lone hair bslaaees 

wide fofchead. 

•riniinf eyebrow got 

to comeroloje nukes 

• pper taea aeeai 

Ba « 

be addid la tMad 

face by aa •piwvpt 

bsirdo sad a aladav 

ini of H M The Upt 

an eitesMd aai aar> 

rawed I* i«n

F-Vd 

lit BfEF 

lie 

^^te^ê^«q 

ARROW 

CLEANERS 

MOVED TO 

935 ASBURY 

Nearby Fresh Killed 

emujNi 

CAPONS 

Sto7lb,Aifi. 

_ ft 59e 

FROZEN KING 

MEAT PRODUCTS 

•iaBlatdaKi _^__^ _ _ 

Ysiir Choke 

run mm mm 

PLASTIC 

TABLi CLOTHS 

E *°" 1 " --"•— nn ,i 

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BREYERS 

f 

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BAG Ib 79c 3 "w 

PALERMO'S 

TWO SL«R MARKETS 

Monologues 

"» gww»» «»"*• aWW.'-r, H» a*l-W Bam Kbi 

| *MritaM MUical *M 'anuuov aaa Mast MM 

Mrs. Donalu t nugn „„„ 

on Llft. fn India Guesl 

be Mrs. Albert Brooti 

* • • 

Current Tips 

On Fashions 

This ii a ehat ihoot u» BMS nt 

porlanl members of tic human "far" 

«}, Vii. ti,» ch.ldren. There «., 

"' "' " nJ really levc 

Ifcas; ihej are ruiomg U, f« 

and eternity. 

Offi^Js An Gim 

of D, of A, Council 

J«nn «ai» wsjEmJof. asd Hn. 

it- Hub 

r«U«na| llw mttunt 

o. bow, u 

fOHUoclWs 

Plan Events 

j to. a** O. •eOnr, W , 

fawim «f OM Ctty Efeaptar It. 

JauV ifc I wan iafftmi Mi- 

M of MUy**, « tJH, ag »« 

si. 

Jojy 1ft Edkh tod IMM Hqd 

on of AtaaMB, a boy. 

July IT: Gladys and ftobcrt rer 

HB af Atlantic City, a «1H 

ftr Scfcod 

^ ^ » ÊK ^K^Ê V ÊV Ê H . • • • ^V ^K. W 

Jae deCBialed niih I * • " » *C «** UolvWsJJjr of 

-«r, •• prartli-l; Hany tBa» Jr, g^t, Mrt sails amm nut Uie BaiMlad a West Capo Cape May kite a, 

"«W. «•• «•*«* MaM. irsas. sa«m ni Star star eaten. ntotm. Bam la* oom boar »•» was uie n« location for • . PH propMed Lover 

•»• f • _^_ ___ . „ . _ , SUrd SUrd witt mUt penal P«« Mttle t*»l«t*e nude H A to- to , Caps Cap* May May ftcgtonai Jtestonai Stt sehool, 

Jams Parma b rtuimmi in ,£, • 

« If ^~*-?.'^f ,/ «*• 

flsaTgc aT uTiummu lot the af. ni 

Mr, at .fee*, a optf« c»M of ^ * 

t WIUI 

l 

" panl]>itag i PUrr*— 

Isr 

a*p«iv « is* MII ijiMrie!, rtiis__ . ,.~ . . , fields'att^ 

Lower Tsuiuhip and i Laia' ell,' tl *3ns lo t| 

m?« mad? that Mr» „,„ ln t-aw M«v~" stnicttoo b 

auipiij ha» tmnfea (or * ____^ ' »»t«r in del 

Juij »,*al"l-Sp"m "ififtf^lur^m gl *^* Wwi ^* • ril ^ *>W« ••Wit! 1^ 

of thr Bufaine HMei. A uivcr oB,r 

ni «UI br uirn .-ml the public '• 

taiiltd. 

Nursery Biz 

Off For Week 

Mr Sort look n ca.y dunn? ih 

in *eefe b>= kcepfBg his driller 

1! aore VleaioriaJ Hibpili) to 

low of four bov» ud four Eirt* One 

at la» to« B rrudmi m Otttn 

itrr and oiw of tile eirts i> i ne« 

[Widenl for So^fr POUT, 

CanjfiiuUtioiis so to Mr and Mrs 

\ht birtJl of j wn Tbur»da% 

I! He irnrcd a- J 41 p m 

..^J«d 16 puysd> snd 4 ,„„, 

4Sd Sas beta uari Robert s\orrl: 

\=a alc-^r sf Wotfburi Mr 

^"~ i #mpU;>tfd m she rif* 

_ depanmefii The* EddU- 

IU« e^TS tOOf rftjidegLs >ftr 

^•^^^ K^¥-i>inj eertjraiu 

M-- lod Mrs. ,'oh3 Bi.-r-i 

•'* a, saracr, pOir,- 

1J SiB 

130 Co 1 

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CQMMEKIAl . 

TUCICAHOe, N, j. 

Ocean Avenue 

In 

ot Fourth Street 

THI 1IST OF FOOD, DILICIOUSLY 

•nd ATTRACTiVILY SERVED IN , 

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IRIAKFAIT DAILY 830 A. M. t» 

DINNIRS S P. M, to 9 P. M. SUNC, 

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— — — — — • — _ _ 

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- 

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FOR THE SHARPEST PICTURE EVB 

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- ri> • ,*., V, \ ••';'" \ '•^"^S 

n « 

f • llrl could catch Now In Ute 

them catch liu»- Completion ot Uw •urfatlns of 

West and Aabtiry avt, under the 

itat«-8M paving program Is schedulsd 

'or today, accordiml to progress 

r oonalat* of dcv. reports on tile project received yes- 

, soaUoM, fried terday. 

utidwr. cole slaw, 

The work will move to the ptvlna 

. uqe lettpco, 

of side streets between Anbury snd 

f liutt«r. The new 

Central ail. listed In tho program. 

F S*veh SABB. ft 0*1 

There was no report «» to when 

Phone 

the rcsurfadne of °th st. will bo- 

Kin 

A Bpokeemin for Ihe Slarte Arm. 

contractors on tho Job, reported that 

the 9th st. lab will be done during 

tho middle of the week so an not 

to Impede peak traffic There was 

no Indication the Job will be Marled 

until after next week. 

Plans call for the elating of one 

half of Mh st. to triffie while workmen 

lay the new surface front West 

to Biy av». This will require one 

day. The following day the new welion 

will bo opened to trank- and 

the other hair will be closed for 

work. The entire project will be 

completed In two days. 

5 STRiKFS 

SEASON 

gilt M into a fslM 

|, Your powJ h««lth. 

I iffUld*^ in 

1 PHARMACIST 

PHONE 3S35 

County Refuse* to - 

Share Light Cost 

The Cape May County Uoarrl of 

Freeholders Tucmlsy declined to dopart 

. from it* policy of a quarter 

century standing under which the 

board reluses to Use counly funds 

for the erection of traRlc lights with- 

In a municipality. 

Lawrence Daniels, chairman of the 

Middle Township Committee, requested 

(fiat the county pay on,-t)liar(er 

of the cost to erect a traftie light 

at the intersection of Bay Share rd 

and Highway 47. 

Daniels said that the truffle Hlhl 

is an inter municipality piojcet and 

the coat should not be can led by 

Middle Township Instpa.vers. The 

State HlBhway Depaitment has 

agreed to pay 78 per cent of the 

ffl,500 cost of the Itahi, wilh ihe 

connnunity to pay the rwd. 

Try OcHn City Mcnhanti Flr»t 

Save I/res, Time and Milmt 

ClM May County •rMH Cammltilga 

OCEAN CITY • LONGPOftT 

0 

• GE 5 Tickets S 1 

•t, tic 1M TICKITI, fltJI j 

• Th« Ihert Root. M AtlanIM CnV • 4 

J'S DANISH BAKERY 

md COFFEE SHOP 

Home of Delicious Baked Goods" 

DAILY SPfCMLS ( 

444h «nti Aibi#ry Ave. ( 

12 Noo7> Mond.y. — y 

d.y. — Op«n 'til 4 P. 

U«0 

nJ.yi 

THERE'S A NEW - - - 

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3315 West Avenue 

n Year 'Round — 

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Featuring 

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MARANDINO TRIO 

ling Room Open telly, S P. M. 

Lobitars — Prim. Rib* — Ch.f* SpaciilflM 

Caftrlng to Banquatt and PartlM 

A PLEASANT PLACE TO BMNQ 

YOUR FAMILY FOR DINNER 

UK HOITS — eARLO MAYER * MIBY HANSON 

wf"i 1 1 P M 

opm (PEN 'TIL 

I I r • IVU 

Disposable Diapers Make BdbfQowi trarehr 

B¥ EDNA 

TN thtee tlmei ot easy travel, 

baby goes along with the 

whole family rather than staying 

behind with grandma. 

But much as baby may enjoy 

the sensation tot traveling, and 

many babies are intrepid travelers, 

it's only fair that mother 

should have some fun. too. 

First problem lo be solved It 

that matter of diapers Tim disposable 

ones, of course, are the 

best answer for the Orst time, 

this summer, pastel disposable 

diapers are available so that 

baby can look well on hb travel! 

and mother c«n »lax as she 

shows hint eff* 

• These pink and blue dispotabln 

have a plastic Aim back fur 

insurance against dampnesa and 

a luper-sbsorbent cottoned lining 

thafi meriinated acainst diaper 

rash. 

On a warm day, mother can 

deck him out in his pastel dia- 

pers only and relax while baby 

looks both stylish and comfortable. 

Boy Trot* 2V, Mifas, 

Dmttdmt Hm'% Lotl 

Joseph Orajl. seven .jyar. iiltl 

Wlldvvoud Cresl visitor from 

P!l!»Burgh, appaicnlly is nut u 

lad taken to hasty dvclaiuiiii, but 

one who can aeeept the obviouii 

whun fat'ed with it. 

Littlu Jou walked from lîvender 

rti in Wildwood Crest lo 

Ulh «t. in North Wildwood, u 

distance ol' 2> j miles, iiliin; 

Wildwood's PivoOlile b«at'h Before 

he decided ho had better 

consult a lifeguard eoncornina 

the possible fact ihut he A-UN 

le«t. 

Capt, E. CreutzinMCT- of thy 

North WlidHOOd Beach I'utroi, 

agreed wilh the weai^ youiiM 

visitor and returned him lo hln 

anxious pArentK. * 

OBITUARY 

John P. Hannlgan. 

Car Agency Manager 

John P. Hnnnigan, of loft C*?n ral 

av.. a rt-skk'nt hvfv for nine yvars, 

(died Sunday hi Shx 

months, hie wu* S6. 

I Mr. Hannlgan, n former Phil add 

phinti, csme here /is office manner 

for the Edward Ct. Kurtz Cumpiny. 

local Ford agency, and continued In 

the same position wtlh its KUCftfesor 

Ocean City Mntnrs 

Mrs. McCormick Dies; 

Formerly of Palermo 

PAI-ERMO - Word was rcnrivi'd 

Full Line of Cold Cuts, Salads and 

Sandwiches to Tak% Out 

ASBURY PiLICATESSEN 

ASBURY AVCNUB , ACROSS FRtiM PALMKR CHEVROLET 

Dbrosable flln»»rs ran eaatriknte greatly 

tlonal pumps wore Rupplicd liv (heOcean 

av. to cMlnKulsh a fire In an f 

Lonaporl fire Uepartmcnl, (he t'apc nulomobilr there, j 

May County Rescue £k|uatf of Oeeim 

City and the Uingpail Mnruie 

A flsme caused by on tine^tinguizih. 

Works. 

I cd ctBarette on the driver's side of 

I the front seat resultc'j in I'sllm- 

^ iff#rti In this eparatieri w#r* • ated iao damage. The vehicle was 

stsppad ni» midnight and Miaowned 

by W. Paae. of 218 4th st. 

; Vesterday absut I p. m. firemen 

atieh. By W*dntsday; marning 

tn* anfirc atsrn waj under waftr 

In the II toot d««p channal of 

•each Thorof«r« and Hit prow 

were called to extinguish a gragg 

' fire on the Sonuri. Point tide of 

I Elbow Thorofare bridge on the •outh 

, Hide of the oecaii oty Somirs point 

blvd. 

Aboiird with \1illiL-iin, ;• 4:1 ytiir old 

pipefitter .it Ihe TCXIIN CO. cusolintrefinery 

nt Kiiîe Point". N. J.. were 

Ins ta-ifr. Pulriehi; their .son. Leslie 

tillr live, ami (tiinîilei . .litnice, two 

nitinths*. The ti.otlnr iiiul children 

illumed lo tlu-ir liotiw- by bus Monda\ 

niiiht while Millieini .sluyed with 

W. R. Work Jr.. of 10.1 12th si., l^n.«port, 

to be uu h;m' 

vacation lo Lonji 1; liind, Tln-v vi> 

ited Shindy IltKik Tuesday and were 

Hoiiijl to Citpe May for a short visit 

l>eff»re rt'turnlnu up the Delaware 

Ho WJIS a Pdnt nrfind kniuhl of [he River tu PhihulclphUi. 

San Domingo Council. Knights nf Milheitu wns running un his deisel 

Columbuti. of I'hiliidiMphiii. 

4 iiJ4iiti- unit sflJd he WHS itol uwiire 

Surviving nre hi» wiff. An tie; i"«» of the shaul t'ondiiion i.i the but 

.sons. Juhn P. Jv., of FhUadeiphio. mtl torn at 

Jtune.s. uf Orffln City; three HMCIS 

Mn. W T. M.veru, »f BHI» Cyirwj-d. 

PH.. Mrs. Kdwarri ti. Kurtz, Occjn 

| C\ty. and Mrs, .1, D Gitrtlaiitl. Un.-oiin 

Ctty and Springfield. N I 

Kunvrnl services and intrrm^til 

( were yesterday in Philadelphia 

l ltu* mouth of t.ri-iiL Kû U«rbor 

InlrT. 

FARM SURPLUS EXPORTS 

Exports uf ftirm .nurplii.se> fur 

forc-i^n cuireiuy added $275,000,000 

lo American fitrm income in the 

lUSti-57 ci-up yenr. iucordinj; to lig- 

HITS rek'jiiL'd l>> the AjiticuUuie 

f>ei>i»rtiir.ei.i. Tl.e reiwrt indicated 

tluit o?£|xirt.s under tJw MpeefHl i>ro- 

rt(.ci)|lv uf the death oi Mrs, Ain 

arantba Smlfii Mctormick, u f*n HUT 

OPEN DAILY 7:10 A, M, TIL 7:30 P.M. 

FRIDAY A SATURDAY TIL IP.M, 

rrsideiil uf Palermo, un June 30 in 

, Pvlyvllnie. lfw>pitul, HHTI i-Jiurj/. VH. 

»n«r » sliort Illness. She was s 

Mm, Mi-Cormk-k was born IK it 

and resided In Palermo fur iihuiii 

IS yv*m when ihir family movwl lu 

Ru>alton. P*i.t lhlivft. 1 prices nine tent u txishel mid 

prices one ci-nt bushi-1. 

(il siu(i nl s!\ SliiU'-ci'cl tficti .snlt- 

J.|)1H1 lllstjt 1 iLURlllUll hl^ll 

*I KrlvllO ll îiiuhlliji t'ourscs fKst llt^H 

Hft.enth Hi. PhtMie a.'thi-w 

ithi. wns L.ind IT1 Ol- O( » \\ 

ualed frum Middletuwn Ili^h SLIUHII. M)TI(I Til (O 

The family then moved to Minns (ONTItAiT Nu, |1 

burg and KIIO etitcred ihe Pea body 7>7 Kl.lr A HI I'a.tnK, ;•tnrtllsslonrr*i nf the 

and pliltw. 

City f thvn» CH\ N J. for the ievinu 

or i>mu ld K.. Unii her mother. Mr 

Mary Ellen Smith, both of llurris 

Heart. * * 

louiers 

mn mur*. 

nm/trtimg tb** 

_. •• art am e»a kt aon • 

it M » li i m !• w > 

«l*w«n I. u aUnal 

I.IA valck taiuiv an wk» km 

•tff«Wl* 

3r*p*Ar f1owcr*c 

aarwlwn br 9m 7TD 

COLONIAL FLOWERS 

PH6NE SOMBRS POINT 1*** 

Shor* Road, Mimn Point 

PIUIt^L t i l * * 

1 (M H 

\ oiled ruuihvuy; SUi tind ftth fetiX^H 

' nheci uxplmlU in tho rily nf 

ijtu Ctlv. N. J., with UlluiuiiMtuK 

t-ivle nm-luro uH (-sMItliji fiili ffirij* 

illluUil iniiMi.nl MI lATJC-I M..IH. 

c-mrnt itqulffd IK Lil.'J Tuns ( 

ff. T 

the bill i hi. stai^prd 

ip (Hdictipd to the i 

flrntlonx fiPiilf* ol .. _,_ 

••..L(i upvn jtiM>Hr»tt(in t ihi __., 

Clcik AM hidtit-iv rn>f quttllffetl uii 

thl* flute with the Stuie HiiftiwA.x r>r 

pATtnirnl BIWII KMbmlt pilin ti> (tbtuln 

• rut; the «i>n.li;i(i|Uun>f ti tjucsLlomiulri. 

on the City * r*iim uhkh «htill be n\* 

J*.. "i.j( Mft.- 

Jlln, Nil liltldti tu tH hilt riFUU In 

niutL thutt oiti bid 

D> Oirfei ur tlit: BfMinl of i iiimnli 

HLNHY SIL.LJNC. CH. ( Itrk 

' Major Etfuiml B Bowkor 

Oh-wloi public \\oil(* 

n( tf CallUsoh Ji Enirlncfi 

N J Uc No ifiJ 

_- Tlf UHIT CRfr.JIITOHK 

„ of Coincllu A CoraoA Do 

Punuiinl to |he ordflj «f Aithur \\ 

l4»rJtk* dui n>j£4lc uf I hi* county uf 

. Cdiw May itutdr un thr t«ent\ ffjutlh 

dnj of UUM. l«7 î Unit pclUttitr of 

| tip ttutavi jber Uu? Executrix uf «tuid 

Itcodem iwtlcp is herfrb; yhen to the 

'•-editor* of mAld d«t#d*nS tu piYient tu 

he Extcuti-iY within in»f thv iiniauni duimed ana 

he pvtttculiin of the nliUiu 

CLOUD SEEDING. 

TOILS, to answer the question of 

whether cloud ftcedlnf produces 

significant increases In rainfall wilt 

be conducted in Santa Barbara County. 

California, beginning 1 this year 

and running through 1950 by scien- 

tists of the University of California, 

The trails will provide an opportunity 

fur studying the effects of silver 

iodidv smoke, produced by ground 

generators, on storms passing over 

mountain areas. The storms will be 

selected at random after a forecaster 

has decided the conditions loolc 

New 

...in 

tn Th#U. 8. 

laieat 

Oms 4ttr 

cHy satiirtUr intHir J*i r—^~ 

*hlp of die Jurior Cruudbkr °t Co** 

•Hit rce 

The exhibit will bo Iri • traMr ftt 

bo parked In trout of ctty WJ on j 

AMnirj av at Mb at. The ^toJktt 

ivOl be opened at t a. m. Thai* 

will be no adihiastao Miargo. 

Arnold John, prwldwt «T tlu. Jajv 

cues, hii IntltMl resMent* ana via- 

Itqrt to visit the t^hlbit ft 

lotmaWtrr jrlmpie of tho 

uwi or Uie atom 

The exhibit Is ahaara Hstfer *a*nsorahlp 

«r the Natlgul UnlntcHy 

Bxtention Aaaociatlon and (Ho luilor 

chamber of Commerce. 

Daliitoui 

At 

OCEANIC 

11 in 9M WCflCj AVClnlc 

Th6 CRYSTAL RO01 

f OR DINIKG 

5:30 until fM P.M. 

llkJ0A.M. 

Fashions at Dinner on Wednesday* 

by California Shop, 1112 Boardwalk 

the first Strapleis Br» 

that stays up all day long 

... because each size comes In "full*' 

and "regular" cups-for perfect fit/ 

f •w««lu«iv* H«OV«nly Catnfart iMMrH 

'I^Bfpw'plBfi 1 k. 

CT~^ 

l'*.^!^ 

, * % * • 

f •,!•«*• *..« 

rapless 

1 / • 

hii 

- 1 "y

BM» 

i-ek 

£ if* 

1957 Genuine Spring 

IAMB SALE 

less of Lamb s» - 57* 

SMOKED HAMS 

FULL BUTT CUT 

b. 

Ctrt Wees «f SMked H« 99* 

^'^^BBB^BBBSBar^H ^LaBaaaâsaa^lââa^BaaaaV^ 

$QM|*CC Gran 

a«^NMB P0lwi06$ 

b, 

•Syp^JUglrr- fef" f#€ 

^MigtLM 

No E«« Fatl 

3 -T.00 

ÎMppbJrice 3 - 85< 

4psle Sauce 4ir49* 

Appbs 2^:39* 

Jake 2SC53* 

M. at n 

M ranad ihouf mefttmt 

ta til* fj place. 

ST^ i ^ * *«K Sâii^ 1 . •tne'-êrSor » 

r»"jy?" *" 1 * a W" SIMd of th* Ink* von a tir. Mew 

.. V?, T 2"^* ••* •*•* lw ^ 

«« •*« Sp»*« and Part ais, »«. 

a iBLijiiLi or is? wcLtaJile OIWIBS . wsod^ 

"* %S%/1Xa?2«« KM 'Tin. «r «J«t«d •« the hijh.av 

d _«iK*i.nSn- P ^5ui 1 WM^t S5^nTp^S,rhK 

K=^ w E2v*^S.ÊL:^^ ;•• »t Mr. ud Nn. Howard S. Net 

?" rS "i«'rt£ 

> "•« "I" i 

PACJU6E GOODS n*«fr *assned fwTiiiirt- lor CIP» 

Mir Cauai), Bad b«*e »uM ti» 

Army Coma*Bdaiwe 

• WINS 

t, p-*« i,«. -r. wt«. s .y-rs,"s^^B^' 

BietaJ pnsdast f 

(anu ind fiilt,'^ »T-.rt mbje as .. E A 

»a 

ednutttM Mn 

EIM of tnWr I 

•(fair, and Uulr 

tha mHm sf B i L ^ 

miwlty, OiMH MM. Tbe 

wUJ »*• - - - - - - 

0 

nuntaiy acnool 

(rant, uifctwtctt 

ortal U U l iU ra*et W«* U 

July 2S, In tba d«r "hall 

chWDbcn. 

Mayor Cbapman utd In »nnouncin« 

the appointineDU Utat he felt «teli 

member of tW* conSattltte* wffl «pOirlbote 

much to tb* ^vwth and 1 rfro*perlty-oi 

Somen'Point. 

Pollowfog are the m*ipb«t» ap- 

Bolntod: Delmon m^k. New J«W 

fl«h and ganw waittmi John Bdrry. 

Spencer gift corporation; Pr- lr*tM 

Bravernun. ho*ptt«l admnilatiator: 

Thomu ChH»t*HJien ST., GandM 

Stete CotutrucUoa Conovaoy; Mr*, 

Ralph Obettcr, uunlpc IMnw; Frank 

DeFeo, duck ranch owmr; Walltr 

Gregory ST., mUurant 

Fred Hoffman, boat yard w ; 

Mn. Edwin Heck, prealftaat p/ PT+; 

Bicbard Hagepbucher, nurlne (ton: 

John Koch, hardware dare; dears* 

Roberta, vice preaident of th* Ouaranler 

Truti Company; Harry J. 8t>«r. 

restaurant operator; Kobert Stretch, 

contracting company. «od Jobo Taylor, 

hardware store. 

Heskers Host to Cnbs 

For Boat RMes on Bay - 

SOMERS POINT T- Theodore 

Mesfcers, preald«at of the Kiwanfs 

Club, was hart la elffiU Cub Scbiits 

Tuesday Alfht and seven WednesdMy 

night from Cub Scoot Pack JRJ, B^ 

treated them to • boat ride up f« 

On-at Egg Hvrbor rlv«rr 

\ Motorist Fined $5 

"ji**^ 

»M^ S5R 

3QES3 

The group leit from Stretcb't Docfc 

properly p p y attired hi life J $ $ l 

toured the h local l l docks dk bbefore 

«gg: 

qp the river to M*ys Landing, WQ- 

)ii.m Shaffer took th* pltotlQg of the deluWa Oolf i 

boat vhUeikfci1i«Hn*BtoK*tfiKtflrôC* 

the boy&. They also enjoyed 

vookies and pretzels. 

Those taking the krlp on Tuesday 

nlKht were BUly Allen, David and 

Rli hard Banhoixer and Billy Shaller, 

ai Den 6, Walter. CwttiÎl. Eickfty 

Brtwster, Johnny Sullivan and Ronnie 

DUks of Den 5. Mn. Walter 

Cottrell, den mother, «lsd accanwanied 

the, jjfeout*^^* ' -7R. , 

Wednesday night the bbyt got much 

pleasure \\jitchln{j a >ea-. guJJ 

i fish Oul of llle Water 'Ihvhc g 

the trip include Marvin and Danny 

, MtAlllstt-r, Harry Higbee and Bobby 

Lopcr of Den 6; Jhnzny. Moore, den 9; 

J inimy Adamson, den 5, snd £dwin 

| Heck, den 1\ Robert Loper and Mar- 

I via McAllister also accompanied the People Nyw If- 

[ greup, 

Ocean City A§ree 

| That Cotunttmi 

For Not Slopping . * *• *^» «• *«' 

SOMIK8 POINT — Janes T. 

Dougherty of PhUadelpMa paid a 

j fine of 13 and is costs on eliargex 

| or fgilure to observe the itsp sl^. 

That the city exten* 

Strmt south. But fcf a 

i at the intersection on Rt I and Mac 

Arthur blvd si • bearing Saturday 

before Municipal Judge Richard 

Thompson. 

Other cages hesrd by Thompson 

Include Joseph p. Mattbewa, Atlantic 

City, careless driving, $ 10 and coats; 

W. R, fJerkens, Maple shade, illegal 

parking, flj T. Allen CaBUort, Pitts. 

! burgh, careless driving, * 10 and coRs; 

Eugene Malr, Philadelphia, carelau 

drlvlfli, 110 and costs; Mclylq Thompson, 

Somers Point, Illegal parking, H; 

and J, F. Fupnlk, CaradeH, Illegal 

parking, U, 

ClauMtd Ads Bring Quick Jteaiflt* 

City folks nay 

y o ay 

that ctipuilyu ^f prttopa 

collecOverV ai Uwl&aBW 

chasad hwrvk O 

of the year. Treat y 

below nth Direct i «a tb* 

at t Utli Utl IMt. IMt 

Thorn HIM la tha oafik«, 

outlet*. Sea, the iabulon* t«S 

and "Winter creitaftta- awfr, prio 

ttlt 

HIQHWAY 

HaB0Y:- : $w^pi 

_ OCBAN CITY and HAOOONFIBLO 

1316-18 BOARDWALK

CIIPTIONS 

CULTY 

s^j^s li 

NOW 

PLAYlNC 

*»J6C^ ii*''i.i-i>»* 

s and Playhouse Ads 

Gem Be Found on Page 6 this Section 

TUB SCREEN 

HAS EVER 

I» STANLEY KRAMERS 

MONUMENTAL FILMING OF 

TBCmilOOUJE* - VISTAVISION* 

CONTINUOUS 

SMOWINO DDRLY 

FLEET IRELAND *^3S5 

4gbLl- 3#r r*,j 

Afclrtag YouMck 

1IDAY VILLA 


St., Pleasantville Phone 3709 

Good Home Cooked Dinners 

t Mond.y, 1. 8:30 P. M.; Sunday, I - tM P. M. 

Free Parking Space in Rmar 

Mr. anil Mr*. J. Gilbert Noon 

SPECIALIZING IN 

tUANiiOQDS 

TO TAKE OUT 

Ik VSLTACO 

IMC, 

with SAUiABI 

MUZZARiLLA CHEESE 

with PEPPIRS end CHIItl 

with MUSHROOMS 

wiHl ANCHOVIES 

with CRUMBLED Mf AT BALL 

with SALAMI 

WlOLI • SUBMARINES 

• BAKED LASAGNE, 1mb. 

PASTO • CHICKEN CACCIATORE 

M. SCALOPPINE WITH SPAGHETTI 

[MADE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI A MEAT BALLS 

Vi CHICKEN • FRESH TOSSED SALAD 

• DELICIOUS STUFFED PEPPERS 

•LTACO'S 

AVENUE PHONE 0753 

ONEY'S 

fUOR 

ORE 

fnown Brands 

BOURBON 

UN . RUM 

BEER 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a.m. - 2 a.m. 

SUNDAY 

12 NOON 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

M, to 10 ft M. 

\Sunday Sat** 

Phone 9051 

34TH STREET 

|Nmt to M«adowedge Restaurant 

BOB 

••' : \ . SOMERS POINT 

LEN CARRIE 

SMASH 

SEASON 

100% Air-Conditioned 

2 New Singers, Old Favorite 

Next In Music Pier Concerts 

OCEAN CITY'S 

ONLY 

BOWLING 

ALLEYS 

12th St. & Bay Ave. 

Open Evening! 

7 to 12 Midnight 

Alto Rainy Afternoon* 

COMPLETE 

LUNCHEONETTE 

Featuring; 

PIZZAS & HOGIES 

PHONE 3108 

Mr. Wiloe. wno In al.no a fine actor 

..). well as slnuer, b a natlvn of 

Ontario, Ca'imla, and bi)!on »tud}iny 

fiinfiing al the aije o[ 11. He hat 

bven heard frequently on radio a? 

soloist with orcllestras on KVW aurl 

iVC.AU in Philadelphia 

A trraduate scnoiarship student ui i 

the Academy or Vocal Arts In Philadelphia, 

Mr. Wilde has Men heard 

with the American Opera Compan), 

tin.- Charles Wagnor opera Comrmny 

ion tour, and at the Berkshire Music 

1 I'citival He hai sung at leaM It 

oratorios «f Verdi, BrnhfflN, Mhlari 

and Rossini. 

Millville Chorus 

Here Saturday 

Legion Singers 

in Free Concert 

The well known pice club j. 

Nabb-Lcsllc Post, American .Legion^ 

of MIIKllle, will present a free pub^ 

Two vocal artists with a wealth of He conert on the Mubic Pier thilt 

egtêrience, but new to Ocean City Saturday eventmc a& another In the 

Music Pier audiences, will open a stiiies of programs b^ .t|uest choral 

week's engagement with Clarence gnupa. 

Fuhl man's orchestra this gundly, Titis SS^volc-e mixed chorus Is di- 

cunt inning through July 2(1 

rected by George Satterlee and ac- 

Ellen Alexander, mezzo soprano, companied 

has been described by critics °i% a 

musical diseovery, proved by hei 

operatic engagements, a« soloist in 

Qiatorip performances, and In Boncc^ts 

with leading syrnphony erclies= 

trag from Vermont to New York to 

Chicago. 

Miss Alexander, a graduate uf me 

Pliiladelphla Musical Academy and 

Temple University, was a scholarship 

Hupi! of Mme, £; Giannini-Grepory 

uild Victor Truqco of the Metropajkiin 

Opera staff. She hag sung leading 

meMO-soprano roles with the Philadelphia 

LaSala Opera Co and also 

has been teaiurea at a number o 

the country^ famous muski CestleaU, 

.Winner of the 2H% Vs^^lty Concert 

Artists Guii$j!vi4fibfMe>HM 

given eoneiirts all e?#r Mfe-eBHlcrn* 

seaboard and in tit southern states 

iuflng the past winter. In musical 

comedy shy has , appeared In m.-joi 

rjles of Kiss Me Kate, Carousel, SanH 

yi' Norway, Showboat and Music in 

the Air, 

Allan K.ll*r, t.nor. Is widely 

known far his tfeial work on rtls* 

vislsn and radie as welt ai In the 

al the piano by Mm. Helen 

Ricck rath. It has been playing to 

larlo audiences here for a number 

of years. 

The Saturday proi'iiim falluwa: 

Legion Buddies 

1*1 There Bo Mu«if WillLims 

Happy Wanderer Moller 

Absent MeiTOif 

Barber Shop QusrteU 

a My Cuttes Due at Two-Two- 

Two Today. 

b I Love the W«y You Boll 

Your Eyes. 

HalU of |vy ,±.., Russell 

I Could Hive Danced 

AH Night ......._.. Loewe 

The Jo(|y Roser Chudlcl-h Capdlfch 

ileeted 

'Uohn 

es 

Lard's Prayer Malntte 

J.NTERMISSION' 

Fine and Dandy Swift 

There's Nothing Like 

a Dame ... RodMprs 

Contralto Solo—Seieelrds, 

(Nani-.y HolTmun'i 

Drink To Me Only With 

Thine Eyed ACC Rlnav.-ald 

Sweethearts , Victor llurliert 

Baritone Solo—Selected, 

iDouglag CoNSaboont 

In My Merry Oldsmobile ., Edwards 

yislons .,...., Sjolwrs Balurtlh 

This Is My Country..ACC ninsiwald 

¥ "' ' 

ClaiilnM Adi Brlno Quick Reiultt 

the*- 

State's Farm Realty 

Value Leads Nation 

New Jersey ones again leads the 

nation in the per acre value at farm 

t- f *, * S§& 

and Illinois were high with |MM4 

and ftaOlll, napeotlvwly. 

New Jersey farm reel ettato val- 

a hik* till. «JnW- L 

ues have advanced rapidly In re- 

to meet at ihs tumtt of tbt 

cent years In tWO. the per acre 

value of land and building" was 

snaatar, William dumper. «t , r 

•f ipm and apwaHa, ton- 

•292 84. Laut ear's figure was rd., at 10-3B a. *>. Hi* itajrt. a««t* 

ctrt rMltals »nd •• r church land MM buildings, according to the H42MI 

Hl« will inelud* cooklnu two m*«I» 

over th* ""' 

MlsUt, 

New Jersey Crop Reporting Seivlee 

Tho estimated total value of all 

Mr. Keller appeared lor four years Tils estimated average value or 

farm real estate In New Jersey for Try Ocean CMf MMthMb Flrt» 

on tho WON Mutual -Tlieatrc of the farm real cittata In the Ttardcn 

the year ending last Manh was MM 

Air" ind the NBC "Northernerii," H,< State was S4U.BS )HT ar. r for Ihe 

million dollars 

•lia has appeared on the NBCyear 

ending March 1 lt)17 more 

"Chewy Shaw,'! the Fred Waring than live times the national average STANDING PAT 

S!m« and the NBC "Frontiers ui* of tS4.82, Rhode bland ranked sec 'Be kind to in*ect«," nayn a writer 

Failh," 

and with 1M4.M, and Connecticut We never lone an opportunity or pal- 

third, with $334.12. Outside of New tlnj! miim|iiltoea on the iMck.—Hum 

IIU extensive repertoire hai l»en 

Jersey 'and New England California orlst 

preiented In oratorio, with majiir 

'unphiHiies and choral aoclrtini, and 

he has been on recital tours throunh 

New Jersey, New York, Illinois, 

Mkhlgan, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania 

and Wisconsin. 

GREGORY 

i \ '.•»! 

He has - been • •slolit In aevui al 

of New York Clty'i leading thuri! ie». 

MO Shor* Road — Semen Point 

NO LUXUatT TAXlM 

Returning for a onmlaht Migae* 

Hotel - Bar - RMtauratif 

nunt on MM Mutlc Pl«r this Sunday 

will b* an aid favarit*, Ray 

Wild., bariten* of op.r*. r.dle md 

conctrt l»m*. 

PlillAf i AIM XcnaWMiiAii O^HAP SfHSj €IM WmWW 

Prlad Oyttart, inmrmt lawp, PriM Junib* Shrimp, 

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Ymi will «njoy H>« 0ipctaMS j 

lli« lov*ly KIWI 

Musk , . . ft

all mats r ud 

•ally and Jun Sollnu, 30? Wn- 

I 

Raiph T. Fai Jr. »o of Mr, and 

Mrs Balpk T, Fox 5r, of tef nl 

•M anons We pBMBSen on |b. 

iteJBsMp United SUlei OB its m. 

ort-breaklns AlUntic 

Point, n, the ondv of Rilpt L 

CheMcr Jr, of Ocean Lily, in a 

• eddlng at SI, Joitph , ûreh. 

It TIAU AGO 

A peUêa bear^g 6ia M^flsiure^ 

inaueoecd tbc eity itmaitstHmn is 

repair tae tHnMI small of i«a 

«, ralftcr lhan tear it dflun as erh 

Family Budget Balancing to 

Stay Tricky Rest of Year 

llf and added Oat "then we 

_ be fan without involving pmbpeople 

hare been making a good living at 

•eterve. reporting wonderful 

.-ihflnt aad roTf-nting. "In the 

. hac tan much concern over tht 

onUawtng so-called games of chance,* 

Ag.Mm iNil 1 FIVl TIAU AM 

Th. HMMB line M thedredge 

pumping sand (mm ihe 10 ih« 

beach/not at ttb tU raninto 

a 

deeply burwd OJ-MW M with the PrtHs "ill ris ( 

remit thai sjn-lli A M ilw line and tbttt » DO end n se"h: 

and knocked UK dredge eat of tn. flradf ebop • I he mmr mi ao.%miision 

far nine boun. 

i. confias to thr edBan af CbaE 

Times im{aii»f 

One or the 

The raTafea at aifL»:M« :.,Uc»» 

in years developed when PWIHT higa pnees «rr haims L&ci- >: 

WMpI bwriMM volume must raided a 50-giOoo opacity Mil] in en ajaiait »itn *«€*. T^» onTiit* 

fWltt'. Hdwever, other forms of enter- operation an tnd H, Bear Bay >v tptnd today boy* 15 1 r.;. 

Jiiliiii and tte «-«»•"«»* now Is that A FMlaMphia au »« JiTMBi a than R fcrouibi M J5..Vm 

from games declared IBegal win not UJO oner, 

A las rat, tfce edxlori si* s 

ia I he eva» tfca mr Sfi" 

DT, John E Btvine aas elected la joy may get tame r*;«f BLI 

»U1 believes the House or Bellies 0/ iac Awiv 4l^l*lDl tJpea B IS mil! KB- 

tin its ban can OMeopatBie Allocution at its a dent io vaur agen r * 1 

small tEU convention in AUaBlic CitT 

Messing betting on the hois* races aad 

Bobongfor * 

r 

Funhwaiore, tber* ••ill in T,, 

•» to tne hUden tiM- tir.« 

total and date tu e»l)«O!ir» 

SytfluKylent Charles B. Kerc«, in a recent 

tatonr CWn, MM attention to the tm that the 

!WH t .***%*« *«• tnm sfcu t torn altor the 

«i|ji*§ippt for summer Tacation^ 

*- *•*' ' jnt projects now in progr« 

ha report that the schools 

TB» m^tftmten at th, surf TIM. 

aire w« 1DBUB> for a bride and 

arooBi to te nrnini OH the Bade 

heiue -Jijr ten: \ht âmms af 

the anUaa pktarc 

The Neighbors 

Look at Things 

COOnitATtOH tS 

ICapa Mn Star W WMM 

TBe proie«ed jBrt-ej of 

iodus.tr} le be nduBM 

May and 

tie* i« the Tfcird rederai 

PUinet •« prefaces Iim 

•Pliealt for raspenitar of 

peoê s-DuBded h« Xliw i 

Jr,, and Bav&rd L. Eeiaaad 

el the Aliaetic Cn\ D«c,ns 

psnj and lot Sen 

rt of C 

s»;. 

I be important* u ::« 

sunej to (Be rt^gn indamn IT ye 

faiHK. bdh »ri«l loea] apencir, w 

C»/ttMifcla%ii 

OK*. Bar,, afn, aod alher r 

»** Pm* •» »er»» paper to m amtm mlarmmtws IT. ifM B M a! ta, emon: 

FMaiaB, «f .SataBa CaianJ • a 

_^ f an • fit #f dothtn£ on 

far Ion. So is the common habit of 

! M piain rtew Bear groand floor apart- titj-. was Mr «( tke (i 

mnieiBattlrs 'a 

tWUg to do, of none, is never to take 

• ^ ^ with jm white on Oe Hewn. Leave 

Tar _ tmjmuMM,*rJmsaum other safe EmU Palmer aad Ut -- I mil 

; S yon feet yon must have such items with you in the were iHmored by th€ deiTolel M r 

them inside the tnolk. Experienced thieves can Co, at Atlantic City for MIB reeaN 

which nude the Ideal a-enc-r fiis 

locked air doors via the vent windows, but in the district and m-enik iiooc tar 

to make aU the noisy fuss of prying open AtlanUc Coast, 

when they locked the 

d didn't uloek them 

1M may ff 

wfatiol dBtricte, spends the 

^p 

Fire Chief SaBuel Conaier «a» ijured 

at a danseniai aU tank in 

ki AtlanUe CM? where local fire 

tinten gave IsMus to the Bre 

department of the neighkanas re- 

City oHctah wm bem- vêd io 

curb StlBdaj- picnic Hndi as un 

desiraMef who »er« only haH rt«d, 

Uttej^d tbe beteh, inade noise aad 

dMMnjed ptwpeeUve hOBe own. 

tn. 

James "Sofln;" Fra«i «iia toler 

ham u Athntie Couni, \ssn»bly. 

on. ns aaenE the ravBrtd Is the 

fleW of VX> loifefs in the AUanUe 

^mM ekcBpaMlttalp iggnuBwt at 

the Oeean Cily Golf Club, 

Ladies shoo H ere sclUn; lor SI 95 

Dick Po»ell was a nmjital mrrnib 

SUr; Cant. Chris wsi sellinj U 

Plaueri tor M cents; Ewlna T. Cor 

Potfr at the Press 

AMEKJCAH PI-ACt NAJMI 

ncMyng: Kiddle. Ind; 

Answer, Ark 

>WI buy then, 

to *•#•! tie of » csw (o*«fd 

M. AM 

Tbc timei arc out of Jaint, Mt 

under- MaU,-iMibrDle D TliBet, 

-Otum Semi. 

Tie ftier: run rj S!Ji 

ta» rtttni gaint 

fir*4 sf it, teod rier 

•« he ispef-jE-, ;s ii « s, », --, 

—"? I« -I »itl STBilfe !t.- tfe e 

STWCTLY FRESH 

*-, a ka»» 1M iaiiaiB Iifes «• ate. News and 

Reviews 

r» BVin 1 J>j,-i,,, 

Ibef* *re mrtn, 

fees. 

ii is twpttl SMI i___. „ ^-y 

»bo mii ^ mntj'tsa .,- lit oiur « 

»" tbe &!yd^ a [:: i^?.? T _t- ii^^ j 

fooperalivcl) i, pwsj.at -s 1MB 

*»n ultiBairiy Qcru* elf ta 

Jlool Ihe retujj ol iSt ;iuiT. 

Th» Nut 

WOUIDTT OBJSCT 

WifF) its hunt, (c*p :» nil •«EXT 

— Ed: I lold 5 o« you ictc nfuni on 

thai Baini question 

He-Se! 

She—Ye?, and >pu «er? ^15^ i,3y 

of' on thr relor of 1'un kaM »uper 

He-Ye,? 

She—Ed. if >o« rr stin. 10 be w 

ynsoeHblt, fm soins to Seaie jou 

thU minulc. 

Cta-t. L V-:- 

i pa-1 of «; 

What fFiitm ' 

aiea* 

and r 

di t.1»r» un tir*. 

l pft>iSm> jmmi^ralion c*sc. 

01 Ju*/ as>t>riod cfinnnaU. Vnc 

Thr highest average sentence 

violalofs, a months THc forger was 

24 3 mumh-v Boetlcegers received ai 

(.ar thieves Mot 28J month*, d* an ivereif, 

federal court.* of the L'niU 6 d Slates and Ifc--! 

ictlcrsl >fn! me in l95,J.,Js waj. yj a monins. bul 

time Hvried, user Ilio VniU'd htatcs. was isj B 

In Sew Jefsoj. duriili! IS}j-U, more 

iPlied prabaiion, JOJ, than were senl to prison, 

coniicied letlerol U* violators of .Sew Jersejf 

IMO oi Cfcapins impruuiilnicnl bs stayinB «t !"• 

•» a ualehei ward of a fedora! probatwn ofTleW. 

Over the nation ana iJifllories ul tn« * '** 

»a» Bunted in laUM to IUM3 men «nd 

si all the people sentenced in fc-der»i coMrlJ 

cad-, ,u have a belter chance of getting 

courti of New Jersey i3&3 per ceiiti than ! 

nin*f thcmii! federal caurt of the Uoiled 

JOD£—With thoiisaiids of New Jerstj'i »• 

! hcir fir.l full time Jobs this month the StaM 

muni SKurny declarrK Ihr; art livored 

' Tuday 1 ; later mtfkel puts a tn«h 

diiislon said in ttimmariilng the labor marlf 

workers were children of toe Ute liWs—«B* 

Mtej—and there are now ill loo few jauaf 

nileh the demands ef the treawadatig let' 

Lie I8»«, 

"Inose young pcvpie fortunate enaugh to 

inevntive tor advanced technical. icieDUaa ajW) 

laiared as sMdom berore, The rewaro*-**!" 

career wcurUy. and menetary retyraa—are * 

IMMUNtTV _ ChariUfcle iHWiuity wUi 

cnurches and ether jimUar oruoJution* kM I 

ihi, b i*» aptaiM al two m*m%mm ©f »• " 

Court. JuMiea WUUam A- \V«cof*ld mat Nn 

JmUee WaekMfeld claims Ilia bwrMr at 

lonered oa many frMU and it is mm a tmf 

huaaae and cinli»M jurtlee ih»i a wrMiiU 

DM4*H|M if I 

"h Spr * adu; *

.42fc-rl*^ •':'' ••*' J 

HIM nM l^fafak 

_*i?f,ii Monday tbe "Know Your 

Bma Ksgions will besin again and 

continue each week day afternoon 

l*e» are led by Dr. John Kalr of 

&= ¥v^^& Metâdist rîniB ii •iHi. 

bofo, - — . . 

The evening proijunis neKt wret 

at TtiS wiU he: Jlonday Jlev. Clyde 

Baara'af BaBcaUDB^r'he^Nw J&. 

aw Confereoo-; Tnetday. in* Brr 

»^^» mm, minister of the Meth. 

Tbe mmssmiMmatif ataesg ml» 

alrr at tht Unnii Chnn-li .. _ 

York, Df. •obert J, McCnfceii, sfl 

be tt* >4»aker at the BaardwA 

— rin of the PM Matin 

Qiirrt in the Moartyn TBair* 

SuM*y at 7 18 p. «. 

Dr. MeCnckeo jus maiir returned 

Inn a Lhn-e-motilh !«•«* 

of lie South Jer. I tour of Japan and tne Far East, 

W i Aaaonaiton ilca- State becoaunp pastor of the It- 

_*•£ fMaeni Canfcmce of Baptist Church, Glasgow, md jertin 

Methodist Church, win preach I surer on Systematic TBeaias je a* 

At 7:M, the preacher wlU he Dr. Bspiul Tbeoloiital CoScst n Sm-,- 

Franklin T. Buck, minister of theland. 

WWl 3tottMlst Church 

He *»« ptsfeuar »! OHT^JH 

Honday tbe Darning devotions led 

by the Re*. MUler H, Oraven»ilne of 

and pBi&?SRfey @f 

the Cap* May Methodist Church will 

" at 9, and contlBue each week 

lario, and «»s » BeB 

board of naacten ef 

Konifji MUaauf, StBXî JMfc 

Dr. McCrackra bsW* huooTBri 

, fna Ifc Hi,, ujiUTan 

Bl»fe Conference 

i 

JUrfc OoS 

aaturda* ni-h 

t 

•«»« t«pel and mlJslonarj 

• Ssafid and EeA«. 

s *' fealure 

eaJrr" The Confer 

nt His, «ace wtmmn TSe 

- ^*«" - Jlttle ItoTSS 

r afierooon from J to 4 « 

Scfc)ol Okiie. ***- Th* ill-musical hour is d| 

AdaJt »*"** to 1 »•»««• Wrtihi with Mart 

- . •*» • 

i 

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i 

\ 

\ 

106 Atlantic Am 1233 

WAT« SBMCi COMPANY 

210 Tanth Wtrmtk rimta 0423 

HANW Uam CHATTM 

OCEAN OTY HOME 

SAVINGS 1 LOAN ASSOOATrON 

1001 

PhonaOOlI 

thm 

ATLANTIC OTY 

RICTtllC COMPANY 

ATDUCKUM' 

ran CHOTcaf FOR 

ALL FOR TTiE 

Th. Church ,. ih. rMMi tow en Mr*|r 

IB* building el charocWr and oood tin At 

II UNION CHAnlL «Y THI MA 

SUNDAYS— 

tm •». aaa) Aakwy av. 

Hwnes~8, »:1S, 10:19 and 11:18nil*. 

Onw C. WjHn. Mliil^» 

*. m. 

»:« 4. m.—Buaday School un«ai 

CDnfealoo* on Snttirdiy>~7:S0 to 

•Moo*. 

• p. m. 

tl «. a>^-jtoirnbat SwTice conduct- 

NodaUy 

ed by ta* mloMcr, Aev. Oronr C. 

Waltan. UtmM M»k: -TtirM 

OCIAM CITY u m n 

Courta", Prnvorka H:U: 1*W. So- 

HMM «f HM Own city Iwwmr cial miiite arran««d ana dir«cl«d by 

BLaMt CMWrnct 

M>». IfcWn B. " - 

IOHI ••. tmt WWkr av. - 


Rw. DavM P. WrMi», 

P. TKb*tkaw>ky. op. 1», Na 1. 

M«H YVMIO* t*iM), 

Dm*l by Mr. ant Mn. fflliri Noato 

Sunday, Jwly I1~ 

Pa. Optrtiwj. 

"Chant Sana Parolto"-, f. TichalaaHr- 

0:30 a. m-Sumtay Sobool «i(h •Ky. Youth Choir aecoakpkaled by 

clane* for every • «i«inJ>er of tbeHetan 

Ann* MnUtnum, 'Utt Vp 

faioUy. RuHell Sutton, luDeiintcn- Your Heada, O Ye paW, LatnrelK* 

dent 

Kaatlng. Po.tlud*. "Conuiatloa 

10:45 a. m.—Worship Service. Or. Mbrch~ from "L* Prophete", a. Mey- 

Sanlxt Mrs. David P. WrUht. Vocal erbeer. 

I duet by Lois LMten* and P.itsy Sal- 

1 • * * 

ter WesHge by Rev ravW P VIU.1 FRMMM MaiTlfM 

j Wright. -Sad Salnta" 

K N. J. 

I 10:45 a. DL—Sarrlce may be viewed .Meatinc for Worihlp, Fint Day, 

{ on closed circuit television in the11 

a. at. 

lower auditorium 

War laforniatlqa> call Oceas City 

10:45 a. m.—Supervised Nursery 

downstairs. 

iwu. 

10:49 a. ID.—Junior Church con- CHURCH OF 

duced by Mr*. Blzabeth Fry down- CrrWIT, ICI«MTI»T 

ilaln,. 

Bill aa. aa^ iîû ^M 

S p. m,—"The Old Fashioned Hymn Sunday Service—»:30 and 11 a. m. 

Sing" on Music Pier. AU-nuakal Sunday SAMl—«:M and 11 a, m, 

! program conducted by Pastor Wright Wednssday avsnlne—t p. m. 

I 7:S0 p. m.—Opening Seryk* 61 Reading Room op*n daily, tatept 

I Third Week of Summer Sum M Con C Sunday, U a. m. to I p. a, 

j j ferenee. Speaker k Dr. John Ball- Tbe ev«waUaTBUIty to humanity 

back, panor of Innanucl Baptist of God, the aonrM of all try* life 

Chureh, Wilmington. Del 

and inteUUenea, will lie set forth 

7:30 p. m.^Supervlied Nlithi Nun. at Christian Science nrvleea Sunday, 

cry downstairs. 

SrriirturmJ »elecUoo« In the Lesson 

9 p, m.—Senior Young People's SMnan OB "IMt" win Include tne 

Rally led by Mark CorU. 

MBnKim tram nakaa (la:l, II): 

Monday thnufji Safwây— "Freserw at, 0 God; for la Ul«e 

do I put my trast . , , Then wflt 

•hew (M the path of life; tn thy 

prennn Is fulness of joy; at thy 

CHURCH right hand there are pleasures far 

evermore*. 

Of THI 

Correlative pasMses Is be read 

from -Science and Health with Key 

to the Scriptures" by Mar> REDEEMER 

20th A Atlantic AwMiias 

LONQPORT 

Ka*. John Craig Rook. DO. 

9:00 Holy Communion 

9;3O Church School 

Cslsred Film, en (he LMe of 

CbHat Uiswn durlna tun, Sdical 

11:00 Holy Communion 

and Sarmon 

Alt WIlfSMl 

kklr Taner 

' tl Armrtrong, Alls David Humphrey, Bus 

Gaorg* G. Athton, Organrit 

r to H«ar Mhnfonary 

Uw WMMBV Alitelttlna of th* 

ftart Pnkbrtorian Okarali wtl hold 

IO < 

It* ant *um*r MMMtof Tbinday, _ —, B. BuaA. tm *trl«»*a 

July M, at 1 p. m. lo tb* lowar audl- 

tnlta. will fMtot* Ik* >n«raBi 

at tn* «topaMr Avnttary at th* 

tsrium of U» church. 

Flr»t Miflnaait Cauirah on Ifcaaday 

Mn. Harry Patan, veteran Mission. at » p. a*, in lha JMawn* HataL 

aiy In South America, will be On Mri ttaali •win •»•*• ta* Satrfa 4M*a 

•uaat apaakcr. lira. Peters with het of twtla and brine • ObaW af S» 

IndlH aolta. 

httabwMI, Her. Harry IVtara, teft lot Her huaband, the Rev. Mr Hugh, 

South Amarlea In UM. Tacethel 

A «tfd Of ttoiaka was 

all « l>*«d.lSiM>t la « 

Uwy bar* terved bi Ouaiemaaav 

Pago of PlnnS id., Oeaaa 

Call*, and now hi VenanwM. Mr. They Aav« have jast campMcd a aacoaj »bo geilenHuay *** *» th* 

Peter* la tatmfd \a •vancelUtie live-year missionary term In India Thoae on baard war* Wan 

wort, wblla Mn. Pettra cartle* on 

Durinu these 10 yean they have 

been acttvp IA eduaaMataJ vork aad 

cxtenilve work amonc the women 

/weri.. Mr. a 

In tha Relief Work «f 4te Natloaai y, Mr and Mrs. 

and eblldnu. Before entering tb* Christian Council of India. They their two daiajMen. 

ministry and alsaton Held thay wer* have aerved a< the representatives of and hta date BUM, tarry 

mcHibera of tbe Olney Preabyterlu 

Church vY.rU. ««cvlce. In r*biu- (da- date JudyLAll*o VaaiVor 

ary the Raw aa* Mn. Busk expect 

Cburcn. Philadelphia. 

aa4 tiigene PaabWy, Harn- 

to return to Woodstock Sehaol, a son Jr.. Doris semnb, slaljfc taj 

Th* oncers and member* of tb* school wllh an Aanerlcnn «ur*tetilum DBlorbr Clayton. Mr. an* Mrj. Bjowiaf 

Preatarterlan WQOMD.1 Anoclaikm u- for MIHIOIUUT ehildnea. 

K*gam, George Bacan Jr. asM fir 

v(t« the public to attend their suao- Mn Wlllttin It. Gnmet win pre- date Joan Beaaatt, Kaflnr^ttEk. 

mer aneetlmr. 

side The devotions will be led byChuck 

Balr, Nan Powell, Can* BaaV 

Mrs OstvM llail' Mra. Albert att«ok* 

or FtiiladMBhî will t» tne apWUt 

SoW Quartet. Anlhcm "Jubilate 

Dae" by Schubert, solo by Rachel 

Mrs, Benjamin F. AUsood Is the 

Aaaatnaf, alto, •Faith. Hope, Char- 

hostess chairman, aaalated by Mrs, 

Scott Adams, Mrs, W, Thoaiu Ad 

ity" by Brahms, and anthem "Psalm oms. Mn. John Augooa, Mrs, Her- 

IN" by Lewandowskl 

rtun AicMBdM, MIH Mamie Ander 

B;M a m—Church School wita son, Mrs, OMrgc M. Ashton, Mn. Bo. 

eluan foe every age. The nursery, tert Bell, Mrs, Leon Biackman, Mn, 

Wndiflartan, pramary and Junior Albert Blum. Mrs. James Buckley, 

etaaaet aiMt in tHa Srsi floor of th« Mrs, Edith Bourgeois, Mn. Thomas 

ehnreh. The youth department Bhiett. Mrs. Forrest BrMegan, Mrs, 

CHBTHI J. 

meets in tbe Assembly Room on tbe Ann A, Brown. Mr. WOno Y. 

f 

•eeead floor, the Men's Bible Qui Christian, Mrs. W, W. Chalmers, 

in ibe cbapel and the Women's Blblt Mrs, Gordon Cox, Mrs, John Courtot, 

201 > • 

Claas In the Ladles' Parlor. Roy E. Mrs. Pred F. Corsan, Mrs, Bruce Di- 

Darby, general superintendent ana, Mrs. Clyde Ellin. Mies Ruth 

Flaherty, Miss Marie Ifakes, Mrs, 

11 a, m.—Worship Sonfice hi theFred 

Cm, In, Banfora Pm, Mn, 

chureh, identical with the 9 a. m. David Geller, Mrs, Ida Garwoad. 

"Thra* O«w 

service. 

Mrs. Augustus Go*tl. Mrs. Morgan 

The Nursery where paients may Itand. Mrs. Daniel Hulltt, Mrs, Nelson 

leave their small children during M. HolTman, Mrs, Issae S. Hoffman, 

the mominc sen-ice wlU be held on Mn, Samuel Hoffman, (Mrs, Lewis 

Ule first Boor of tbe church Hlpklns, Mrs. Ansua T, Johnbon, 

Baker T:M p, m.—Dr. Robcit J. Me, Mrs. Charla Keater, Mrs, Laurence 

Eddy Include the followlnf (116:121; Craeken. putor ol UM Rlvcrvld* Ltuny, Mrs, WDlunn UifrM, MM, 

"Whatever is governed by God. IsChurth, 

I4ew York Cily, WlU preach Albert Layton, Mrs, Blehard Maaoti, 

never for an Instant deprived ol theat 

the Boardwalk Scrvê in theMrs, 

ehester Martin, Mrs. Wlllord 

light and might of intclllsence and Hwriyn Theatre, There will be a MaeBwan, Mrs, William McClelland, 

Ufa", 

song servlee led by Howard Qttbert Mrs WUIIam X Neiwn, Miss Earth 

The Golden Text la from tomans and SBeeiai music by the Syannet IMI, Mrs. Kenneth Perlnchlef. Mn, 

(6:U)i "The gift of Col In eternal Solo lluarttt Anthem, "Tin- Ds«n Carlton Rowand, Mrs, Arthur Shoe, 

Ufa through Jesus Christ our Lord". of Peace • by Gale, solo by liavld maker, Mn, Howard stalnlon, Mrs. St. John's Lutrwfafl 

* * * 

Humphrey, bass, "Out of the Depths" Nathaniel Smith, Mra, John Town- 

ST. JAMW A.M.B. 

by Wooler. and anthem "In Heav> send, Mn, Theo. To«*n»end, Mrs, 

I0TH AND CINTHAL 

1l. 

at. aad Mann av. 

enly Love Abiding", by Parker, Harry Tripple, Mrs, Charhu Thnrs- Tha Rav. Frartk F. AtRw, S.TM.. Paator 

U A S ' AiBBja> sabalfchB 

ton, Mrs, Charles Vail, Mrs, Eugene Pltll PARKINS Ml* and Oeaan A«a, »ar Oarntiapjat B*aa| 

• £ ft 

U a, at. " 

L, White, Mn, J, Harry Wagner, 

HOLT TRMiTT IPISCOfAL Miss Florence Way, Mrs, Somers SUMMER SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE 

Itfh sf, M Cantrariv, 

Young, 

Rev, FernM I, vauafian, R*M*r 

9:00 A.M.—THE EARLY SEatVICaT 

9:45 A. /WL—THi CHUI^H SCHdbt. 

T:SB a. m,—Itoly^ Communion. Youil never "ftad" Ume for any- 

Cathadral Film* - MMind, color - for 

• p. m. Wednesday evening 9 a. m.—Famllj- EucharW and talli thing. If you want time you must 

All Dapartmanr* 

by the Rector. 

make it, — Charles Buxion, 

ArrarxUnca Card* ghaan to VttHaWs 

^ja 

9 a, m,—KlnUeraartcn In the Par. 

• « • 

Ish House (older chilclrcn go to The secret of success in life, ta 11:00 A. M.—THE SERVICE 

TflB p, BL-J BL-JuaDM am re- Church with their parents). 

for a man to be ready for his op- 

Mr. and Mra. Paul H. 

•MnaL . . ' 11 a. m. — Morning Prayer and porlunity wtfen It comes. —Disraeli.. 

ofMuric 

p. n—BMiar pal; MBaanaL Sermon (Communion on tirsl Sun- 

fM ••* 

i*a •la 

JaannaHa Darby itofcaa, 

days). 

Wednesday-. 

Holy Communion at 7. 

HURS£RY SCHOOL 

Chureh cwnppataly air condiNotMd for aH awnrkM, 

Including Chwrdt Ithiail 

(l». "..tor 

2912 CENTRAL AVENUE 

10 a, n. Sunday Sehooi, 

Holy Trinity Church U alwayi op- 

11 a. m. MnrnWg Worthlp Service. en for you prayers and devotions. Ixparfanead Taachtrt 

ST. JOHN'S CHANt. 

T a a, m, Caalr nhearad. While the Chapel is being redwBnt. (nrarMting Program 

p. m l>««nis Warthip Senr. ed,_tbe Bthued sacrament Is to the 

tiMA,M,NUil»P.M. 

v m 

Wedneiday, • p. m Prayer meet- 

ASM J TO 7 

Ettalla M. AdlUr, Ordanlat 

SICOND CAP* MAY BAPTIST 

PHori* 

BiouBst Sellers 

ran tmii ttH Irmm fha war 

rlivy'r* put f*aalli*r fhaf 

job aava «M tha jobl 

A track witta built-in stamina — 

that'i Chevy. Whether highbaffi"! 

dawn higbwayl or rouohtag it 

acro»» rugged terrain, or dainf delivery 

duty in town, depcddublc 

"ew-tektHt" Cfcevrofcts are cottipj 

ys», 

downtime to the barest minimum. 

A truck with m. etioice of readyto-po 

power-thsi's Cbery. fto«B u 

advanced lineup of c4|W eBgiyeg- 

140 to 210 hp-youlTn save by 

chooping the power precisely 

m*tchcd to your job. Thanks to 

compact weight-iaving deiign, 

Chcwftlet'. V8% deliver high power 

per poujid of m-tita wei|W-power 

that worki harder for you, Chevy 

true* ft ar» ftrpc>V for tb-ir May • 

** a ". 

CfNTML OCtAN CITY CHAPEL 

IM Cailtral m*. 

10 a. m—Bible classes for all, 

11 a. ».-"S«row Lessens", nev, 

Robert J, Smast, Jr. saeaher, 

? p. m.—Vapor Seilil Service. 

Rev. SMoat has bnen a atppular 

speaker,for several years. He has 

been pastor of ChapclEnte Lane 

Church, lalUmart, Md,, for IT years, 

iCaaplaln (Coll •( Middle Bast Region 

of Civil Air patrol, tj. g. Air Poreq. 

PUUT«MTMMUT 

tm st. and C.ntr.1 av. 

William i, ewfllck, B,B, MinliMr 

OaWra. O. Ashfaii, Mlnlit*r of Music 

Maq, Mly 31— 

• a. in.—Moming Warship senices 

in the sanctuary of church, Dr, 

Guffh-k's aennon topic: "The l>r> 

•rook", Muiilc Iby the Summer 

ing power. Whichever engine, you 

choose, you know it't got the power 

to baglc up every inch ol brawn in 

every Cfiprolet TMfc-Forec ttuck. 

' A tnWe for your tob-ttaf'f 

Chevrolet, too. From* pickups to 

!•*• Sae . year 

Hell Owfw you ft AMBI 

practically made' to order for y6ur 

Only fronchi$*d Chevrolet dealers BB^Xlfifr diiplay Ait famous trademark 

See Your Local Authorised Chevrolet Dealer 

Nil' *, i *»'•> 

•a*. Harry P. Flnd.lHn, PaiMr 

Sunday school berrlns at 9:45 a. m. 

Albert Wells, superlnlendenl. The 

lesson this week Is en!Hied: "Caleb, 

Man of Faith and Courage". There 

Is a class for every age, and • 

aualifled tMcher for every class. 

The sernon will oe preached by ; 

the pastor, service beginning at 11 

o'clock. . 

The evening service begtas at f :J0 . 

and will continue throughout the I 

summer. 

Wednesday evening at • o'clock is 

the Hour of Inspiration This Is the 

chureh at study and praise. The : 

class Is studying the Lord's Prayer. 

Thursday evening at I attack, 

choir reheartil. 

rriday mornine at 10 o'clock, TTie i 

Mile Society will hold a BsMnr on 

the lawn^f Chsrlolle Browne, Shore : 

r4, and Tuckahoe rd,, Palermo. 

Chevioht 

Tiudks 

^ ^ ^ 

Ocean City Tabernacle 

Assn., Ocean City, N. J. 

78TH SEASON JULY 11S| 

9:00 A. M. and 11.-00 k M. - VM1OI SttYKK 

NEW OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE, WBlfY AVE. 5H. TO m SH 

(Alll VEMTItATION) 

SPEAKER. 

Dr. Norman W. Paullin 

Profa»or of Homilatlcs, Masram Bapfhit Trnotogical Safltlriarf, 

Phlia4ai|thia, Pannaylvanla 

7:30 P.M-STRAHD THEATRE 

Mi AMD THE BOARDWALK 

SPEAKER. 

Dr, Alfred W. Price 

Raster, St. Staprwn'a EpMMâl Church, Philadalphia, Pm, 

JULY 28th 

9:00 A.R, and \%M A.M. 

SPEAKER: 

Dr. Game Little 

Paatsr, Paaadarta Praabyfwian Church, PaaMarta, Calttarrila 

7i30 P. M. 

SPEAKER. 

Dr. D. Thotims 

MiJtk ef Aft irfvMtA by »/»• 

OCEAN CITY TA»EtMACU QU, 

Plenty, *f ¥m NrftMf Spoc. A***mbh for lh* 

1957 78TH SfASON 

t ' 5i| 

•f V.X 

•-\< -a

ifR. . 

i*fj»if»- 

~^ffrf^0^^^^% S^ 

WCLE 

in BARGAINTOWN 

All Roods 

Lead to 

UNCLE 

DICK'S 

WMaYMARXF 

MAT NKVT5 71 f 

mil Jute 

Dessert Cut I 

kftrtand _ 

Cut Green Beam 

t%@iEN FOODS —- 

leans 2 far 49e 

Breasts 

AThiqhs 

1*1. 

gMi 

YOU'LL ALWAYS 

FEEL AT HOME AT 

UNCLE DICK'S 

FAMILY MARKET 

IN BARGAINTOWN. 

Shop in cool air-condition*d com- 

[fort and meet your fricndt and 

I neighbor*. 

, Relax in comfort in the Coff*« 

(Leung* and enjoy a h— cup of 

jUnel* Dick's famous brew. 

Never a hurry or worry. Always 

lift* but in your favorite food* at 

(budget prims . , . Plenty of 

Parking, 

BARGAINTOWN 

99c 

83c 

25c 

• LAKE 

ftWiffeik 

WHEATIES 

2 pkp 35c 

FAIRLAWN 

COFFEE ID. 89c 

SAVARIN 

COFFEE 99c 

. A. tat O3C 

"SPpH»' ; ff«M SliVr iMwfi afBrlfrwar Magic Theme is 

Next at Gateway 

•Grant Sebastian.' 

to Optn Tuesday 

TONY CUBITS, a truffle cop who quit the force to 

devote all hta time to tracking down a murderer, finds it 

difficult to explain the revolver in his hands to Marisa 

ftvaij, the fjrl with whom he u in love. S«ne to from 

Tne Midnight Story," Cinemascope drama which opens 

Monday at the Surf Theatre. 

Divorce Tragedy 

Theme af Strand 

•Ing Crosby Stars 

as 'Man On Fire' 

STRAND 

Man on Fire ' is a highly dmoatie 

story of * broken home. It stan 

Mug Cmabv, Mary FKkeii and Injer 

Steven*. 

Crosb> b engafed IB a battle with 

hi, (orewr wire. pUyrd b% MLu net- 

«tt, for the custody of Iheir llyemt- 

old son, The KB is played by Mairatal 

Brodrick 

IW U the trn motion pkturs 

Cns^ feu made in wUcb he docsot 

slng- 

GunfiSbt at OJt, Corral" is KVO 

solid hours o( bran ling, actionpacked 

excitement. It stars Burl 

Laocsster, Kirk Douglas, Rhonda 

Remains Md 1» Van Fleet, 

It presents a vivid, realistic study 

of Hi of the ffiOft colorful .Tunfighters 

the West ever produced. Wy. 

ait Earp is pitied by Ljuitiislcr and 

I>oc Hollida, by Douglas 

1»* k*y io the plot's iron flrip Is 

teBaJon, brought on by the inoxor- 

•Ma drive toward the elimaiic gun- 

Bght 

MOMILVN 

y and Tsmsrrsw 

Gary Cooper, Audrey Hepburn and 

Maurice Chevalier star In the re. 

mantle comedy, 'Love in ihe Afternoon", 

It Is the story of a BUIIIonaire 

AmerteaB IOOK knom—and dr. 

edb-—as an iBienMUonal Casanova 

win never »*•(« to Iwcune enlatw 

led in a serious love affair, aed 

what happens to him when in Part, i 

be meets a younu eelJo student, who ' 

first became aware of him by readiaj 

dossier-, in files at her detective 

father. 

Manday, TuMday and 

Bob Hope stafs in the story of 

New York's illustrious mayor Jteaj 

Walker, "Beau Jaoes", 

Never Btinmiiinx Wallieri lia'.u 

nor overdnwtnf his viriues "Beau 

Janes" foUoH-g his «orj- ihrouga the 

turbulent rears in waieh be made 

ihnost daily seadlines by bn 

anc* of Cily I la II in (aver or ^ 

•fay or Yankee Siadmm 

It rs the nimiutH n or G*ae Tow 

tor's celebrated b i h 

"The Pride »nd the Pn.ioo" 

tie timing of the Spanuh ft, 

, Ojlrt Uainsl ppprcsiiofl from ".»- 

II poleon'j armies, it stars Oary Grint 

'• Sophia Loren and Frank Ssutn 

The story, based on C. 

tr"! book, "Tie Oun", Utts of the 

1 tBonceoas and arduous 

half af Spain with a S 0(6 

1 cannon. 

Grant plays a British Ba- aj 

who is trj-inf to jet tSe ?ua far 

tae Iriliili. Sinitra pUjs :fce satrrtHa 

leader wfco b detensjaed to 

P* tk« p« to A»Ua and m aa 

i Napoledn's troop* and Lens 

| Us firy girl inrod 

fVtf "" 

T«(toy MHI T, 

*D«k «H-, a .__ 

toe modern minnff. 

fner and Kjiiertn* 

It B • baue iriu, «, „ » 

of mimaitr M tan HaM 

n-Jtiw. Ttmer plan 

expert ite ptom an 

STATiONtty 

Lewis L. 

Barrett 

IB the office of MUs Hepburn. The 

offlce girls refuse to be rvplved b> 

• rruchine jo they matrh vnu * ith 

Tracy and the brain. 

and 

"Tie MIdnistit siorj" b a aifpensefui 

mjsier? starrtng T*OJ 

Curtis, Marij Pivan lod Giiltef, 

Doland, 

Tiudevllle art mlied up (a a Red 

plot In CiertMUviltU. It combine* 

mirth and melodrama In hllnrloui 

dotes, "me Oreat 8«bnnll«m" will 

play Tuesday thru Sunday at 8:48. 

E\tn Tuesday night Is teen-age ind 

college nite at the Gateway with nil 

young men arid women admitted at 

half price. 

Fontane Sisters Open 

Mix • potion of expert maslr. stir 

I! with a bundle of mirth, cram it at Steel Pier Sunday 

H ih Hupcns* and excitement behind 

(he Iron Curtain, add an Internal, George A. liamid's wôrtd-fainous 

ai star ar and I master magician and 

Steel pier In Atlantic City pre»nti a 

sou JOU niVf nave "The Th 111!" IMISI ttires! i ! E?r!-wiH!!ii Sebastians" 

Sebatis" , spectacular arrnj of Diitertainment 

starrtnr r Claire Lure Luce and Fred Kent- Kent- for visitors »i!h fln in^porM^n „. 

IHH at the Gateway Flwhaiu.' in sbaw leaturinil ihr sensational sing* 

Somrrs Poinl. Tucsdaj, J11I5 M thru ing trio. The Faniarie listers. 

| Sunday, July M. 

The fsmoUii television and night 

"The Great Sefaa«,tian•• 

- 

is a He- 

I elub stars uill open at the pier on 

illihtful coined} (hat i« ia 

mislure or i Sunday j u i v S1 smj ,,iniLnue their 

sad 

Juvial non»enee and ih,. the kind of nf , sla>. ,hrough Jll|}. j. Dancing to 

Ihrillrr stuff every. 

trio, 

the musie of Buddy Morrow and his 

1 kid SMrnn- in 

and 

many 

..o...... 

I Lvnn Fontaniie arc Iwo *tar* kmAvn 

M111UU,,, „ a!si> f.atunwj ed to 

Sam Doqahur and his Urtiicsfra op; 

' the world over. 

A few ,_„ 

en on July 26 fjr i ono-wppk stay. 

I ClaJn Luce Is «n American actres* 

"Hearts of 

iiiho has son iniiTrutiiiii.il afpi.ii.n 

The Fontane SNfers bogan their 

! ii the world's cult ural fpnu-r*— eareor singing In s church in New 

London, Paris and New Vurk- she 

wai the only Ameriian to slur ill 

I tne Shakespeare festival .it H'rat. 

ford en Avon". Her *tork s'yrriiiM 

role* include leads in Time of the i 

Cuckoo." -Bell, Book and I'andli-." 

and "Tile J"oufposH'r" , 

She has been recentlj on the stevt> j 

show doing g a short bil frum f I 

her un^-sonaii show 

m 

L**ve" fof which >h* booked s 

fsr ae\i sinter threUL iiiji ihe cu 

the 'genius of ma§ic # ' has 

-Iloudinj and Frnd AUrh 

^ = pntv^ Hk farnou^ di* 

•Bpsaring tjnar} act" Mhii-h he i, ill 

renor io "The Great Seba^tiiirl'," is 

»orid reknourlPd. He has 

a I tfie Paiare on Broad u ay I 

ari> other single at-!, 1*4L-I * 

nfr ati Talluiiih Bankhead^N leadinii I 

„ " — , man and also placed oiimiilr lea 

,"Ff , m lrtJ " "•* i LJLl * H * learB»d hit magic at the 

MJ,%, f •«V-W«taj. fe^ of Thursion. Houdini and LeiMu 

*a> play lells of a hai imy 

to tracking down tie nurdrnr of i 

priest. The pne«t a is at n,Bi 

benefactor. 

Srfy 

AFRICAN VIOLiTS 

NNK MIHACIJ:-—Si^W .Ml a «M# pMk **»t Wlrtr«r of tap 

award* in al HiH.il C—illll.ui. mt%, M, 

This W«k Only • • - %\M. 

, , in OCMII City at JEAN JOHNSTON'S GIFT SHOP 

7TM ANB THE MAIBWALK 

STA1MTON-S DEPARTMENT STORE 

«TH AHO ASaHJtY 

in Linwood at OUR GREENHOUSES 

ro* 

MK AVe KCAI CENTRAL «\VI 

• Na 6cMii eitT, 

... UHW000, N. J. 

.starting as low as 

NOW OPf 

FRUITS and ViGETi 

GROCERIES ... DELfCAT 

SEABROOK FROZEN 

SEALTEST ICE CREAM 

Shop at 

BRADLEY'S FARMERS 

116 Atlantic Ave. 

FREE DELIVEI 

FRANK and ELEANOR Bl 

Shiiioo wagon mindMff Paid has S to cboom 

from (including the 9pasnenger Country 

Squin, above). Like all '67 Pqrda, they're fine 

ran in every scrwe of th# word. Yet, they' 

yours for half the fine-ear faS 

i •#•. t » 

r Suva mt you* fbKt 

OCJANflTY MOTORS, Inc. 

Off 

uiiery 

Illdwood'i boordjwalk 

d, much to their 

•led July Fourth 

| at a nhootlnB lallery 

I uh kll 

a carton of 

etrd up and ultlflanci, 

with the 

Mack powder 

I from the premises, 

[intplodlns eartrldgea. 

i a man vivid knagk 

fellow boardwalk 

itrollen called polloe and reported 

a gun ftabt In the eitaUMimenl. 

Thli brpught police to the scene. 

i.'un» drawn. 

The (lro flghtcm werp also rnlled, 

but cmployea had exlliltfuLah(Hl the 

flames with no damase to the build. 

Ins. 

(iUMfs af tha OeMnU 

Amons those vacationing at the 

Oceanic Hotel in Mrs Bertram 

AMher, Mr, and Mrs, Harold B. 

Chattwlclt, Mr«, Resins MBeCaughem 

Mr. and Mra. H. Nlehoff, MLss Pauline 

Ullmleher, Ml» Mat Kuoster Mr 

and Mrt James whlpkev, Mrs Car. 

ris o. Crowe, Mrs, Lucy a. Cole 

Mr. and Mrs, Paul T, Burfoat and 

William Wright and hit mother. 

Now the famous Fjord Boom Buffet 

Maya a double role—as king of luncheons 

{•very noon and king of dinners every 

E.*venlnK. At prix fixes. With daneing every 

> nlcht but Monday By the sea in Atlantic 

(City at the Hotel Dennis, 

Over 

35% 

OFF 

•laHllnilllii 

3 DAYS 

ONLY Ovei 

AT 

« * 

Jersey Roadside Markets Launch New Drive 

to Guarantee Food Standards to Motorists 

SIGN GOES UP—A new non-profit roadside marketing organization is launched 

with a lign going up at an Englishtown market. Left to right are Paul Taylor, inspfCtor 

Of the Bureau of Marketing, State Department of Agriculture; Herbert W. Voorheti, 

president of the sponsoring New Jersey Farm Bureau, who is handing up sign to market 

operator Robert DeBaun. a director Of the new group. Looking on are John L, Hendrickson. 

Jr., president Of "Jersey Certifled Farm Market!", and George Hoffmire, manager. 

35% 

OFF 

firtston? 

CHAISE LOUNGE 

FULL Sill 

F«Ms easily and 

eompaetly f« 25" x 37" 

FOR SUMMER LEISURE HOURS 

Rsgulor $19.95 Value 

1277 

Pay Only 75c a W#ek 

a Mad. af durabl., lighlwalajhl 

• WMb FiTHtsn. ValHi pl«il< 

•Md whMa> 

far *o«y 

»UT NOW AND SAVI OVIR 33%. 

FOLDING ALUMINUM 

SUN COT 

7-Tloog 

21 

n 

MIMRM mat mm urn mm enm MB 

 

nppmg 

»UY ON CONVINIINT BUDGET TERMS AT 

•ORE'S FIRESTONE STORE 

f Asfaury A*. «*PN MIBAY • IATUWIAY IVININOS MOM 30%; 

FREE TIM MOUNTING S»VKE 

-'.:-. iW'^pip^^pf.v; p* 1 ^:; 

A new idi*a in roadside marki*iiii4 

has gone on trial aloiiii busy New 

Jersey highways, ond ihp forco ht, 

hind it i* 11 harfl curi' at mjirki-i 

«l>eraiors clitl Iu ili-Hiroyini! i 

p.ijudlee, 

John I. Ilcndrickson Jr., of Mi.idlt 

tu'.vn, pri-sidrni of |hu m>w, Hun BI-IIfit 

group—"Jprso.v Ccrllfied Farm 

Markets"—notes the uroivinB voUinn> 

of produFe liuyint each yi>ar alunM 

Jersey highways us rcaion to he eiiii 

Tli» lamp pruninj m«liod hii 

.«« iMi-reiifui .11 avtr iht 

U.S.A. II brinEi gill (he naiunl 

Wive linn Khirh v,ry ofim .„ 

•vfrlMked—tipfciillv in ehildrfn'i 

•air, a, well ai in ihai ,f ,nn,,Kt,, 

and watnen who irt VErf pirlinilir 

alioui hivini ihti, h.ir iriinrd inis 

•oft nitiirll ni m 

NiMmur Haf.il... 

titritit 

At all Vin«nt * Jaieph by 

stniillal «nli>« of Nvw Jt>niry.ifrnwi. : more than 2.000 stands in a sUte with 

produve. 

»umc of the busiesi hlKhwAys in ihe 

The new marketing Ernup, span- 

: iiyrld," he said, "and we feel that a 

wired s by the New Jersey Farn, 

Is iig-range influenee can be exerted 

i, pin* mmlJtt 

Brook. 

Warren W. Oli-y. chief oj Iliiiciiu 

if Markets. Department of Agriculture, 

Trentun. and r>r Diivid Bii.ns 

el the COIII-KC M 

in New Jersey Farm Hure.ni 

Try Ocean City Mtrcnantt first 

Til 

PHILABILPHiA 

IN.. Phil., » MID.M. liaiiaail 

end CAMDIN (Iraarfway It.tl.m 

TIMII SHOWN AR1 lAlTIRN DAYLIGHT SAVING TIM! 

JbKAJ'B OCiiAK .CJTV.— IMkHJKKKT 

. la Pkii 

. •PaaMUrn ikaaar M RadiaaflcM 

Par FurMMF Infarm.tten Call AC. «4»i 

MAT *TAH, TWKMSKI.Vts Ol> 

BUITIOa •* BOAaWMO CAMBHn TRAINS 

wniMTni mra rn irovn 

NI0n«PHKp LINE AT tlKOADÂT. ' 

CAMIJltH TRBHINAL TO IIT1 AMP 

•«*• jjaij i... -.jt-;,,;.v»*:-f -ji 

mm 

\ :,« 

Rules Eased for 

Doctor Draft 

SpMlol Liability 

Indcd in State 

Colonel Donald A, MacGrath, New 

Jeraey illiuctor of SeleeUvB Service, 

Hald today doctors and dentlnU, linee 

July 1. are liable for military service 

Undor the Selective Service law In 

the aamc way as other reflatnnts 

—endlne the apecial llsblllty of 

thsH profeMlonil groupi which haa 

been In elTeet ilnce IBM, 

Under former "Doctor Draft" aet, 

physicians and dentists were liable 

for service at older age* than other 

registrants—at one llmo up U> age 

SO, Under the new low, the upper 

limit of the age of liability for docton 

and denllsta li 35 for than 

, defeiTed on or after June 19, 1M1— 

; the name provisions that apply to all 

men. 

The new amendments to the basic 

, draft act are expected to supply the 

'military forces with their medhal 

»lH-il»liBt needs. The amendments 

mean that no doctor or dentlat older 

than 32 at the time the amendment! 

were adopted Is liable for service 

under the draft law. 

The changes also provide for selection 

of these professional men 

apart from other registrants! for 

ordering such specialists to active 

duly from the Reserve; and prohl 

bits the induction of doctors and 

dentists who apply or have applied 

for Reserve coinmlssionR and have 

been rejected solely on the basia of 

phyiieal disqualification. 

Virtually all docton and dentists 

who will complete their training 

over the nest two years wen, In 

the past, deferred for study and 

PUBLIC siivici 

BUSES 

PHILADELPHIA 

CAMDEN 

NIW 

ALSO 

Sea Isle City, Avalon, 

Store Harbor, Wildwood, 

Cipe May 

and 

NTIC CITY 

OCfAN CITY TUNUNAL 

Ninth It, and AltaMii *».. 

MSNI Ufa 

P.R.S.l. TERMINAL 

T.mh and Hm.n liraal 

PHONI 1111 

STYL» LIKITHl 

«*tta»»«*. tilth t** 

liability aWtandM W ub 

menu to #•* Mw 

thaM iiMWalhM an vn 

apply for »8im»Miafcw» In tit* 

force* nmtv' eomponwrt* 1 

that helps your 

skin look 

every 

you wear it... 

New 

,. with preciout Royal Jetiy 

l 

MkMa. ila BalanT Kafal 

Valyat, Fnfentrok. k M .. . 

wry fMua| koatj. full k't 

•Hi> -hii pnen Kojal JoJIj. 

««ld. Wav k atoM br 

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fmwimt fa a M(T«7 look I 

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A»*ta*r liTpmn-*^ rnima baa DBB.ITT *- 

HENRIETTA MAKOID 

ipaclal R.pr«.nt.tlv. far BuMrry PrMucta, M han until Julf.! 

tor eamplamanfary CsnuiH*n«nt en all ysar •aatriy 

cu«tsm.r will ba pntan^ wMi a nlnUtvr* umpla af , 

prMuct, '. .;/ 

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•.TRICS 

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Saves Your Uwn 

Stays Gr*a,h If 

Property Watered 

•y BlOkttl W. MINOIN 

Acrlcultvral AtwWt 

It's not easy to kaep » lawn grern 

all over when th* weather gets hot 

and dry 

Usually there'* • variation In | m 

nils with respect to ability to hold 

water or plant nutrients. As a reault, 

when a lawn •tirti to •» off 

or fcrtintcr Ifi not top a*rly t 

have toll lestM. You can gat a Wf 

to mail b sample Co Rutgers and Instruction* 

by imsdlna *1 to .your 

county agricultural agent WOPS* of- 

fice Is In th* Old Court House. Cape 

May Court House, N. J. 

Oo You Know 

That . . . ? 

Speed Is dangeraus . , , , Record, 

throughout the nation show that 

speed Is a factor in three of every 

10 fatal trafnc accident, , , , , In 

color, brown spots appear and get New Jersey it Is a fBCtor In U par 

larger. 

cent of the fatal accidents, according 

Grasses feneraHy are not dying. to the New Jersey state Safety Coun- 

But will green up again when the cil .... At a faat clip even the paat 

weather U favorable, according to driver has a lot less control of Ilia 

pr, c, Richard Skogley, extension car, so lower your speed and neraaae 

turf specialist atSHie College of A£rl your margin of safety. Don't gamble 

cujtun, Rutgers University. your future to gave a few second!, 

If you turn on water to keep the the Council advises, you'll find you 

lawn green use It wisely, he urges can drive better and you"u live longer. 

Too much water ein be worse than 

too little. 

The New Jeney Sate Safety Colin, 

Dr. Skouley says that the time to ell reminds drivers,that "headUsht 

apply water is when the grass stalls glue" from approaching vehicles Is 

to wilt or turn Hue-green, Then another "night driving hazard". Tht 

when you irrigate, put on enough greatest haxzard and annoyance from 

water to soak the toll S to I Inches glare is due to the failure of some 

deep. If water stands on the surface motorists to "dim" or use the lower 

move the sprinkler or turn it off beam of their headlights when ip. 

until the puddles disappear. preaching within 500 feet of an oo- 

Usually a watering every 5 ID Inctmlng 

vehicle. This Is the law In 

di.ys la enough if water Is applied hew Jersey and also a common 

property. 

courtoiy drivers owe to each other. 

Lawns on soil that Is well limed Motorists should remember, the Coun- 

and fertiliied remain green longer cil reminds, that using the high 

than do those on acid, infertile soil beam as a reprisal against the motor. 

But fertilizing during summer is not 1st who has neglected to dip his lights 

generally recommended 

Is illegal and unsafe. 

PHIL'S SUB CENTER 

STRICTLY ITALIAN MAM 

SUBMARINES - SPAGHETTI - HOAGIES 

First and Atlantic Avenue 

FREE PROMPT DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN O. C. 

PHONi 

1500 

OPEN DAILY 

'TIL 1:30 A.M. 

R-at-E-ti i 

DINING ROOM 

7TH A WiSLIY AVINUI 

Have your braakfait and 

dinpar In our beautiful, 

n«wiy daaoratatl dining 

room on tha Second Floor 

of the Hotel Luray, 

Pine in quiet comfort 

and a moit congenial atmoiphars. 

Full Course 

Dtnnsrt 

2,25 

Platter Dinners 

1.75 

Child's Dinner 

1.25 

Undar 6 yr». 

BREAKFAST — fliW toll*, m.; DINNER — 5 to 7 p. m. 

WI ARI FAMOUS FOR OUR RUM BUNS and 

OUR MONDAY NIISHT BUFFIT STVLI DINNIM 

partias Wlihlni ta Malta R«arvatlsni Call IMf 

DAN'S 

Street 

ot Boy Front 

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Foods 

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PORGIES 

SEA BASS 

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A terowing G o s Utility . . . 

NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS CO. 

This company it benofiting from New JarMy'f rapid 

•conomlc and population growth, itirpulated by Meant 

completion of lUjMr highway! and bridgat. An Intanilv* 

•alat promotion campaign of applianeat, continuing expansion 

of facllltlai and an ineratMd •upply of natural 

gat tftii fall could imficat* a .taady rlta in •arnlnM 

over ih» year.. Vie coupon below Mr fhi latatt report. 

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Phone 3334 Evenlmj* and Wtwk Ends 

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NEW FEATURE for entertainment of Oceanic Hotel 

guests is a weekly fashion show every Wednesday at the 

dinner hour. The fashions are provided by the California 

Shop, 1112 Boardwalk, This billowy creation was presented 

at last .week's show by model Barbara Wren. Events are 

proving popular with vacationers.—Senior Studio photo. 

Bees/ey's Point Girl One of 

Aspirants For 4-H Fair Qummn 

•y WILLIAM S. LFFI5 

j 441 Club Aftnr 

| Plans far tho 10th annual 4*H Fair 

aro rapidly shaping tip for ths^realest 

fair yet, •. 

, .JJobert 

f, j W . report, 

that approxiinsliJf 40 4>H anteal 

exhibits are ^xpdeted. The groom. 

Ing job on these eshlblts will ex. 

empllfy the real spirit of 4.H Club 

fain. Club Members have worked 

Bird lo grow their animals for the 

fair. In KddKton to grtmdilng. leading 

them for the Judges will play 

an IMpdrtant pan la the judftng. 

Mrs. R. Miehener, ehairinan lor the 

1937 county fashion review, plans to 

use Uie theme "Ciethes Around the 

Clock" for the show this year. Five 

older club ntcmbem and one leader, 

Mrs, Melvhi Godfrey Jr., will narrate 

the colorful show. The public is invlled 

to all events of the fair free 

of charge 

Fowil, vaaatakla and ffawtr •«hlblfi 

will b« ludgtd on •panlnl 

day, JoIV If. . Thtw .xhlblt. wfli 

pnvMa miKh color ter Wt fair. 

The auditorium at Lower Town- 

at the 

OCEAN CITY 

PAINT STORE 

INIIH OR.eUT, IT« THI HIT 

926 ASBURY AVCNUE 

ship Consolidated School In Cold 

Spring will have most of the exhibits. 

Tents on the grounds, however, 

wUl hive livestock and poultry. 

Commercial exhibitors will be placed 

under canvas. 

Not lobe forgotten ta tbo annual 

ehteken barbecue sponsored by the 

oxeeutlve eommittee of the County 

Board of Agriculture, Leslie Xea, 

West Cape May, U chairman for Ihe 

committee and Joseph Semoff, Wood, 

bine, is president of the Board, 

The fashion review will lead off 

the events on Thursday, July 25, 

•1 1 p, m. Friday afternoon will see 

the annual tractor drivers' exhibition 

sponsored by Edgewood Supply Com. 

pany in Rio Grande, At i ihat 

pvening, the 4.H Choru.-. under the 

direction of Mrs. Itobert 0, Young, 

of Beeslcy's- Point, will render sev, 

eral selections, 

Th* crBwnlna sf ih* Iti7 4-H 

AWMII will foflew, with Osvcrnsr 

Rabvrt Maynar alelni thi honari, 

Mrs. Milton B>rft>n,^r«n Craak, 

will

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July 25-26 

doOnn. It* py 

Mwn* 3779 to ft t mUUoaa a jmr, 

t to 

m, rfulnnu of dtaqcr; Jin. n Mil. 

aoo,)w tald. 

KKm 

Ihfuthe?. Attbw room: P»«i 

tdd 

Buoy, lUbtM; Alfred Wacott. 

fifz Celebrity In fteteff 

Pet Wrwenrhal in 

of Gram LaUWMW nfl 

•fW b* Held July 13 and 

Hear-Queen Contest 

' to lo ft. HL HHITHIAT md FufioV Next Week 

SOMXRS POINT — Ml« Patricia 

19 to 10 p. m. Friday A baked 90MESS POEVTT—Hie anniut fund Wtetenthal, daughter of Mr and Mm 

. or devilled crab .cafeteria din- drto* Mr Volunteer Fire Companies Ryon Wlesenthal, 118 E Veyran av. 

• wM jba semd by the mms of No. 1 and 1 wUI ttart Monday. July Is the first entry In the contest for 

I church. 

a, at Upm 

VI» Chamber of Commerce Thl» 

, of the Lutheran Men. bafton vOI bedistributed 

con- contest Is open to all girls who are 

r-Ls**i» and tb* women wOl 

envelopes p ' Con- residents of Sotners Point, and entry 

~mrw* sf Uie booths, irUntora arc asked to enclose their may he nude by submitting • pho- 

arranged as a bou____._ and address, and * window tograph to headquarters, 750 Shore 

.Paul tUnuay trill have cnarffa itkkw with a Fin Company emblem 

L 

« kttejken booth: Mr*. Sonars win ba mailed to each contributor. A hoard of directors Kill select 

i tn* Unea aamb Jin. Charles AD active firemen of both coro- die girl* to ride on thr float In ihe 

•nr. nunary: Mrs law Ikrb- aaale* are requested to report to Jtiu America Pageant parade to be 

. aWc (phlto ataphant); Mr*. Mar- the flrehouses at 6:13 Monday. When held tn Atlantic Clt> hi September 

U the •iron I is i sounded, dd they th will U be- The float is to be constructed by the 

ing distribution of the letters Chamber or Commerce under the 

Schneider, fish pond; Mrs. 

direction of Sgt Allen Rlslcv 

; nuck bU] itn. Lsuli 

ftana; Ma. Jaâft Ov Kiwanians Told of 

Merchants to Sponsor 

Prudential Building 

SOMERS POINT—Ceoree J Ola- Outboard Racing 

A« RESBlVAtiON* 

infer, director of the South Jerw> 

fictional Office of the Prudential 

Life Insnranre Company or Brldife- 

Ion, was cum speaker at the seek 

(y dinner meeting of the Kiwanu 

Chsb a«( J«»c'j. Tuesday evfnlnji 

Mr. Geislnger told of the new 

SOMERS POINT — The business 

men uf Somers Point Mill sponsor 

an outboard motor race Augutt 4 in 

he baj, along the bathing bca

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n:»t.wf iho I S rvp»Mnw«; of \tJVv\Kkrt and Usi 

-.-» Rivw, om iir*v 

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County Folk Bid 

to Meyner Home 

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nswers 

about NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING 

, What an tha 1 meat Important ndaa for 

profitabU aawapapar •dv«rtUin«T 

, 1, Your ndvertirint mcuac* abovM b» »way. 

friendly. infommUv., May to iMd, Giv» 

faeta m& nn about your iD«rchuHlJM and 

aarvka, 

1. Advartiaa r»ful*riy. Mate your advarUrinf 

do what MetaisM —1—nwin do—cull on 

cuttonara aai pnvaeta cMaiataBtly, 

3. ItuUt MI auditad drcuUtton nporU Oat 

giva you Uw rAcm about tha •udicne* that 

your aalaa maiaagaa will h»v» whm you buy 

dU 

I, It thara a MMn for the Tidaaof nawtpapar 

circolation to aa MdvarMaw »uch •• 

tha ataadiardi • •trAul MMa I* boy 

Ing merehandlaa—for axampla. Ilk* 

STERLING •• •llvart 

I A. Yea—ta tha wall known circulation atandarda 

I of th« AUBR mniAV ot CrtCuuwioNa. 

Q, Wfcat U tha A-B.C.T 

I A. Tha A.B.C. la a aMpaMttva, Bon-proflt aaaocN 

•ten of S.4W admttaan, a4*artlaiiii agandaa 

and pubUahara fat OatMtaiatataa and Canada, 

Orvu^dta 1*14. Brought ord« 

Ml of ad " J din,rtl»int 

portlnitbadreoUtkiOi U 

paima ml partodkala. 

Q. What doaa A.B.C. do for naf 

A. At ngular IntervaU ena of th« Bunau'a n 

•Uff of Mperienced circulation audltsri makef 

a thorough audit of th* circulation record* of 

each pubUshtr member. Tha result* of each 

audit ara published in an e»^-to-read ABC 

report for your uaa and protection when you 

buy nawapapar »dv«rti»in» 

Q. What ara th. FACTS In A.B.C. report.? 

A. ABC. raporta taB you how much circulation, 

whan it to.-, how obtained mad other rAcr* 

that help you buy adv.rtitinf aa you would 

A*k* uiy aeund burinaia intment—on tha 

D*tu of known valuaa and audited information, 

Q. Ar« «U pubUcaUon. •Ufibla for A.B.C 

•aBbaraUp? 

A. Na. Only tboaa with paid drculation. Thli 11 

imporunt to ad«wrM«ra baMuaa it ia .videnc. 

that tha papar U wantad and lead. 

Q. la Ota mawapapar a mambar of th* Audit 

Bur««u of Circulation.? 

A. Yea. M an prMd of anr droilaUon. V/m want 

you to know th. PAOn about 

ih. »udietM» your aaUtag •» 

aagaa will hav. whan they 

appear to theaa pagea, Aak fei 

a copy of our tatMt A.B.C. 

rapork. 

Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

^ V 7 

Around at 

Club 

Dick Oouilna of Highland Park, Pa., 

. once taU, "there', plmty and Cbrit Lawson of Sewell. N, 1., •y M. KUIKK tAKIK 

. . . by Dr. O*oro« S, B«nton 

of flat In the ocean". He did notlifted 

21 flounder*. IS klnga and 11 Thlrty-.bt took part In la«t Satur- 

BiRICTM — NATIOHAL IDUCATWN NSMAM 

•tate which seun or which part of 

V( Arliainaa 

whic^ ocean, so It's ufe to usume spots from Rainbow. 

day aftemoon'a rmgnulva. Top 

honor, went to Dorothy Jacfcaon, Lil- 

bi wlnt ipeaklng about the ana 

• • # 

lian Clifford, MargturU* Ca**, Ar- 

'TBie htatory of liberty U the hU- have been anxloui to establish sueli 

•round Ocein City. 

Pram Ocnn ehV Phhlna Club thur Gorge*. Charles McCoy and MINOS 

torjF of tha UmlUtten of goyojh- courses. 

Tts Mndi tave been coming from 

Ernest Derhy- 

Bt of the Burnwnlal 

NWH, not tha tan «' tt. Tha Harding Academy, which li 

the north and northwent. eauilDf WMk, Changar B*r«*r iandad • 

Hoapltal OB 

When we rental ooneeBtraUon of the high school branch of Hardlnc 

th* warm water to slide away to f»psund blMk drum eff Hw (M In tha Men-. S4n«l« fwrBamMt 

power we are resisting tha procew CollpR*. han been teaching Ameri- 

pojnta unknown and, judging from ftrMt pfcjr latf Ufurtay night. M» concluded iMondny MenlH, tta win- 

of death, beeauaa U» eon«ntr»tloB can cttUemhlp for yean. Superin- 

rrporu the f!th went with it. hit H>» Ms flth at uacMy high ner. *»« OMrlea HUltr. flrrt; WU- 

e, wag named of power I* always what precedes the tendent Perry Mason rqeently pub> 

It U a good thing there are alwan tWa, fill p. m. 

luun Waiten, teondi Parke Mksr, 

* a niocttii^ ofdeitrueUon 

of human Ubertieii," llshed hlch school sauna outline* 

a lew «tralglers that do not follow 

thW. 

West, President Woodrow WUson said this. In American Government American 

the crowd. The "crowd" left about 

Fishing out of Lemont'i, Blaaclie There's room for man entrtaa an 

History, Civics, and World History. 

the middle of the week and the 

Forrest and Dene Lukens of Phila- Uie Men'. Double *eet. The dead- 

•t the nKeting 

The founding fathera of our na- 

i of more than 

tlon takj It, pernaps in (llshtly dU- The outline for American Govern- 

'•atraggleri" have kept local anglart 

delphia netted 52 kings on the 8th. line ia tomorrow, • p, m. nay beferent 

words, over and over again ment begins with the Woodrow WU- 

buiy trying to track them down. 

The same two were out Friday with gins next Monday, 7;4S p. m. 

Ed Moren and the three landed 42 

SEA 

«n conueted as they worked upon the construcson quote on the danger of concen- 

! their help tion of our Republican form of gov tration of power In government. 

TIM wMki and Heund«r» In H» kings, Sam Wilson and Herb Harri- Wrte ilwaya ready to 

eminent dispersing the powers Into Goals to be developed In each stu- 

bay «r» rttsHta WHn. karrar in son totaled 29 weaks and kings on 

ore than S.O0O three branches, hemming them In dent: in A knowledge of tha Amer- 

M* * Ifle f bauri. Find • MMan 

wfwn Friday. 

WHIM TO FIND CONTtrr FISHING 

, the elambake with many safeguards, and retain. ican Constitution and gratitude to 

MM. I It llbal* llbl I* I |Mkay |k a WMd d 

* • * 

WII8HMAHIM AMD 

LSAV* OAK.Y AT * A.M. ' 

ore than one Ing ihost of the governmental pow- the men who wrote It; lJ

tfTS TMK RSNNG 

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Move Into Tie TOP 

Botn Win Cwnti in 

Morning Uogu* 

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5-4 

on One Hit end Court Top Spot 

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SITUATIONS WANTED 

1ABV SITTINp — ReliaCIC MMKT, 

Ev^ninei. Biaffeiiiah. 1131 Cemraj 

As» ' i-is 

ROY 13 drain-, jab u dellvtry or 

niessehKPr su^ ttartlnK August lit. 

Honest and r^Nable, Hai *^vn Bleyeie. 

Phone occun city aaia-R, 7.10 

UlilL DffiiBQ JOB u tffterinaid 

\Qt pmali guest houge from 9 to 3. 

Experienced 15 MHW PMc*. 7-1B 

BABY nTTBIl—Big or ninhl, Malta 

dsy thrsugh Friday, Mat'Ble giifiw, 

SQ WMiey AW, ' MB 

EMPLOYMiNT AGENCY 

OCEAN, CITY Employment Ag#hey. 

VIS Wat Ays. Reliable BciR furnl«h«l. 

RitiKneci lnvatinted. CORDELIA 

MADDOX, Prop. Ant 1986. M 

TUTORING 

RBMEDIAL READINQ—All sees; rending 

pacer training; elementary msjeets; 

simple speech wark. Certillei 

leiicher, M. Arrine Neal, 1SSS Pleaaurc 

Ave., Phone 11m. 9-6 

PROFESSIONAL TUTORINO, Mperi. 

cnc#d gtsif of s!^ BlateêeiîfJed sul^ 

Jeet specialists, Elemeniary, hii|h 

schuoi, eollQge pi^paratsi'y or remedial. 

Educational advisory sci^vlcc fiTe, 

Inlpnslve Coacninn csyrsea lEsi, 11131), 

12 W Fineenth SI, Phone 23»-W 

f.19 

PERSONALS 

g OUF Eprtet agpartiflent for girdles, 

cyiseleueg and braUlSrH Is III 

every figure, Hîdûarteri fsp new ij^ 

ion iferBUcfeer uniiurms, nurses, b#ay^ 

tlsiami and waltremseii white and si! 

colon. The Wlie Shop, Sid Ajbury 

Ave, U 

¥On THE FIN^T IN WEDDING enseitibigt, 

infgtiTiBis, Rfeeptienj, ftesef^ 

vstien eards^Rfione tfFii. MeHenry'g, 

^S Atlantic Ave- ff 

FOR HIRE 

SILL'S BIKES 

TO HIRE 

Hour, Day or Week 

01 BATTERSEA ROAD 

GARDENS 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

|-C>LST\IN MAN4i.hR Instil ^dlin 1 

WISIE E REWEAVINC — Llsareile 

burns math ho lea s eyfi tears, Altef^ 

_iiui % \\t iittun t it* N J " i*t atlsns ButtonhDlcs Bulfons Covered 

BcKa Msrif HemsLlIchlnK Ptj.nl> I 

t ULI tc.E VTLDl" %Tfe—M intirH(li ff>r Service Reoaanable t iorenn? Jeffries 

3116 Buj A\c Phurl'' l^M ;+G 

ciimenlt-fu.1 

^lJfi 

SITUATIONS WANTED 

hi 

nnd 

Cl-Rllf-I^D TIAHILK ffrtlLH pn«l I 

Ilfin iis ffeilji niici Lin\ ni nlkUl 

F HJIL i tpm ed mil Ociiin CUi S£2fl W 

1 " 

BABY SITTiftU. espenensed SQc an 

Naur, aftci mldnlpfiL, 75c an hour 

Mis Ealher MiSllaislu IU îffipsaD 

Ate Fhane ts^ if 

ANTbI5^ndiI ji 

I tn> Phttnc S 

*B\ SIT Pb R 

icnl d»\ IJI i i 

v« I'hunc 1101 

!if kinri 


FOR THE BEST DEAL IN 

CAPS MAY COUNTY 

• '57 PLYMOUTHS 

• '57DESOTOS 


Woodbine Motor Salts 

Aulh. DtSstB-Plymsulh D..l.r 

BOO WASHINGTON AVI. 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITV 

OPRJRTLNITV *If A LIFETIME — 

N!»h ristuittl irstniirnnl r»f i*nt 

in \imhPii N J NIH nonl c^tsrl 

ii nt IiH-jiIion tjj". itfUaJ Musil he 

s*pn In be* uppi pel itr*l \S fltc AnLhnnv 

Di'l- ifit) 3n37 Asbiu\ AiC oi phone 

Oeoin t IU 22^3 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

EDNA MAE COTTAOh. Halidnwi 

Opt n Nu Hppulrltmt IIIP n«-i>£*ni> 

Prcjpi \a\ni Ellzubcth rmtlptu 1 !! Apph 

'fij S\psl A^^ S-2 

RAFT RFPAIR — Lmbn>lla« bench 

ihulrs In uiii shuys E*>i 1 a Bcath 

ôi\kt and F'alio ^hup And und Weal 

A 

-I Yale Kays 30c Each 

2 tor 55c 

Sulck Service Davis Hardwan Go 

12.15 Aibury Ave tf 

CAR RADIOS REPAIRED 

Coles Radio Service 

ALL MAKES 

Motorola Sale* and Sarvles 

311 Aibury Av*. Phwia 12M 

Ship To Shore 

Marina Radio Service 

ALL MAKIS 

PETER J. ALLEN 

376 f, SURF RD. PHONE 0071 

Woodbine Phone 1-2266 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

Buy Here and Save! 

This Seal 

on a 

USED CAR 

is Your 

Protection 

One Full Y»or Warranty Against Mo|or 

Repair Billt—Good Anywhere in U.S.A. 

»>tjtft W.|(in, | 

Wll Priw 

IT, ptlilr Sport 

Itr and pow.r 

«aJnT ?Rl. ¥ Ind h.Jt.r, 

Full prlM |9«5 

'H POBO Palrlani Wear, V* 

haatar »B* swrtrM, 

Only jSM down 

•U CHiVROLKT lalllr 4-door 

Stdan. Htltir, Vmty claln. 

J485 down 

•ft OUDIMOBILE "II" 

^•n with r.dlo, hMlar, hydro, 

itntlt and pswar brakai. 

ftirl iWI 

SAVE UP TO $1,000.00 

M1957 Chevrolet i OWsmoblle DtmonsfratoK 

Palmer Chevrolet & Oldsmobile 

(HTABUIHIB Iflfi 

Op*n Men. through Sat. 9 A, M* 14 4 P. M. 

Nt«r C*r Shew Room • 111 f itburf AM- HMHM 0235 

-*V- 

BUSINESS SltkVICI 

WILL HAUI, AWA* anythim you ie 

not want, fresi attic, attic garast or ssite 

where. here. Sly Sl pay a bbnng 

Item. 1 can me, 

W, Bl Brlant, pMnc Somcr. pomt 4633 or 

s, , P, 31*. ti 

WILL HAUL, AWAY Items Mr whuh 

you havt no uae. No ehirsf tor 

service. My pay Ming ItalM 1 can 

me- W, Chdttin. Phone 1837^1-2. »-8 

CERAMIC TILE WORK, mud qi Mdtlc 

liutajlaliaiL BxpcMcnna neehuik. 

By liu- hour only. Phone O. c, m 

before IP. K 7^ 

ShepponTs Auto Sendee 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND 

IRAKI IPICIALIfT* 

BATTEWKS Wmr All Can 

•12-14 lUMPMN AVIMUI 

PHOMI 9m ff 

rRIOIpAlU SALJU5 and SERVICE— 

IMMIra to nil make nrnteratan. 

New Frtsldaire fefHaieraton, nseeai 

wuhera. dryer*! freejers. ^tmer wry** 

idaire. liiT Aabury AyeK Fhene oss- 

Open every evenlm 'til I, U 

KEYS MADE—Oampleu loekliniUl •trvise, 

AuiomobUs locki a ipeelalQr, 

Walur E Alien, 70S C*ntnl Ave, 

Phono MM, ti 

TYPEWRITERS and 


REPAIRED 

OCEAN CITY TYPEWRITE* 

s 

3M Afbury 

Vacuum cleaner Repulr* — All Maket 

HOOVEH SALES AND SERVICE 

iRpfiS^ E, HUFFMAKN 

2 E, vvilmot Ave,^ Joneri Point 

Fh S.P. Mis—Free I'lck-Up ft Delivery 

D 

R SANDING MACHINE and wasmachine 

tor feat by thf day, 

HafdWsrg Company* 123S AibuL-y 

phone egl5, « 

WASHER, ^pyer, refrlgeraton, oil 

burner* Service on ail maKfi. Ten 

ee eai! $4,50, Ohattln Rornflcrstlon, 

116 Anbury Ave, phone 3061 night or 

ti 

If You Wont Picture* 

Phon« Somsrs Paint 2553 

MIKE BLIZZARD 

PHOTOGRAPHERS 

107 KDCIKWODP AVK 

AIM, rrrpf. A.( . 1'r 

CALL US TODAY 

We will Mtlmata Hw 

co*t at installing 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

WntS. 

Anderson Electricians 

Il£l Aibury Ay«nu« Ptwm 1771 

tl 

FOR RENT 

TV SITS 

WMk — Month — SMMn 

T 

•#lf>3WP|HF0 f 

and Ant»nn» IraiM 



1242 

•ALES 4MD iravica 

Wlnt.r ^ 

Intl.* ind Out 


FUI DELIVERY IIRViCI 

H0FPMAH)_OAtyARD 

Somtfi pm 3-91 

BOATS POII SALS 

a-rr. MyitepArt HUN*BOI*T 

with l£v]Iip, Evlnruile BIDt^," ma 

yaar olii. llto n«w. E. Thornton. 110 

w, oanneGtlcut M*, aomeri Point, 

Phon* MunFolM 4M, T-a 

THOMPSON U-FT. LaPMrakt Col|. 

MruGtIM. Cutiopy. venfllMMi wind, 

•hleld. Mad, Evlnrudc 30 h.p Link 

Both ens yttr aid. iîtîn. Set teat 

at, Buratmn Brai,, m Bay An,, mid 

motor at Anchorn pain! 300 lay: Ave. 

BOARDING 

THE DELfHIAN RMfT HOJ 

•riy laSTM, Hsnelllw 

Oootf wt and mall 

ratei. phone O»M City 

RIAL ISTATI WANTID 

U-TT , -... tmuisEn, h.«a. hov- 

itt bllI** 

pan 

KfOO.IJO. HoUni 

pump. 00 h,B. OMy motor, 

Point. 

"man Boat Wyrks, ienwrs 

STATE TECHNICIAN trsnafirrDd, «e- 

•ircs unfunilaned dwMllna far 

lljf or foyr In MM C* 

IRISH SETTER PUPPY, female, c 

months. AKC, Champion stock, 

wormed, house-broken, esoeiienL wiih 

children, H. V, Sheeta, 3312 Central 

Ave, T.2B 

WANTED TO BUY 

URNrU — ENTIRE HOME or 

smaller lots. Will help you eiean 

stlie. basement or gBFage. W, Bright, 

phone Someis PoinL 4633 or 4J7€, 

ANTIQlMfa WANTED—Brlsa-bivs oul 

•lasa, aid CBlna and glassware, 

sumpi, books and etc. W, Bright, 

Phone Sorners Point 4633 or 4378. tf 

ANTIQUES —, Furniture, china, cut 

glau. plstoli, etc. Highest prises 

paid, call Atlantic City USa. If 

FOR SALE 

AZALEAS, GERANIUMl, 

Flower and Vegetable 

greens, Flowering Shri ., 

Ulobes lea Shell. Bird Bi 

mlngsa, qiated and Unglatet! tiers-, 

Oorden Urnamenti, stranbi 'aHberi riy and and 

DINING ROOM SUITE. 6 chol a 

table an* buffet. 133,00, Apply'3M 

Dnvi. Ave,, Northricid. or phnne 

PleaiantvUle Bln-W, 7.10 

BOY'S SO" ROU-FABT BiCifCtJt. 

mndillnn. Wq.OO, SB AikoMas 

Phone 37O3.W, 

WKSTINCHOUSK Elcelrlr Slovp, full 

tup. itood condition WS.OU. Phnne 

Ocean Clly 3031. 7-»9 

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS, aduinf 

machines. Bales and servIM. 

Mcllenry's, 326 Atlantic Ave, Fhoai 

SEE NVMAN l-OH UI«ASS, Aulo glau 

Installed |IU| table and desk tops, 

minors. Boat alais, window glass replaced 

and glued. S40 Asbury Ave, 

phone aim tf 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

aajSorT^B; Me, % FHniSoii,"HI 

RIAL ESTATE FOR HINT 

OFFICE SPACE 

ONI, TWO and 

THRI1 ROOM SUITES 

Modern FIraproof Building 

Jinltor Strvtaa «n# All 

UMIItlM Includwl 

Write lex 7843 

S«ntin«l-Ledg*r 

CHOICE BAYFRfJNT RENTALSjoy 

your vacation on the. eool sf 

front section, ihing, swimming and 

biiatloB- Frai Williams, Rei Utor, 

1388 Bay, Ave, 

REAL «TAT« .C* »AL* 

A»k tar Pavli' (MI OP molar, Pnone 

HA 7*335 In Phllaaelphla, w«k danOOTTAOE 

WKOM AUGUST lit to leponly, 

f-is MiMt 3rd. Hall block from besch. 

Fully equipped. Thrpe bedrooffla, hot- 

FT .SKA SKA SKIFF HUM. M ihilwr crti- cold ihowei\ icreened poreb, televlalon 

n, neaS. S iti o€tri biiKi! bii nulan. out. t 

Apply 4W 4«h ftreet, T-l* 

Sacilflra fMJ fiMJoOU. Br»Bd. 

llngg Dofk, k , Sy Sly s say O BENT—Bungalow, a bedroom*, oofon 

h r 3m, n view, electric kitchen with • 

Olty, or phone owne 

disposal, outside shewtr, tun 

, OHIUS CRAFT SMHinin Ull|. 1-1) —^ • a047 AlBury Ave, 

Ity, MlUUihcd two wwki iu!s. Per 

Ita candlUon. Prulleally new ISO h.D. HOUSE FOR RENT weekly In Seplem- 

nwwr, 18 W. lfllh St. Phonp OMI ber. A»n|y lalO W«foy Avsnue, 

Oily aiOO-W. 7.1B Phone lirt-W 

enue, 

WI 

OOTTAOE— Furnlshsd, Kitchen, 

1B.KT. UKLUX1 SEA SCAMP, Si h.p. rooni and baih. sumtnef ar y 

Mertul^y motor and irajirr. Fully Near Ocean cits'. 1130,00 per mont 

eoverea. Qm H.Smj.'.o Nu rcunn- for tummer! winter N3.00 per msnth. 

able offer i^lufed. can be sepn at 10 Phone Tuekahoe TT-R-U, 1-2& 

S, Waterloo RoaU, Uevon. Ha. Tel. 

MUrray B^1 M 

19W OWWI. 27 fool liwpi four. In 

water, r-eady ty yy, î'Win engines, 

M m.p.h. J ! APAR 

413 CENTRAL AVEMUR-^M 

ap«rune«, two bedrttomi. 1 

room, kiicnen, balk UM poren. 

monui or MM. 

PEAffiErUl. 

< Mflca and „ 

menu. week. Hall 

SI. Five bedroonu. Apiitnu.nl*. end o 

. Ih'tns I'osm. poi-Qhei. modorh N|teh@n. 

I bath. Sol «n« cold ihower. Weekly Bomera VnUlt. 

or month of August. Reasonable, Ap- 

i-ado accepted. Al iti-eicli. ply 14^ Weaiey Ave, 7^0 KIVE DAYS OMLV-MK gt W MM 

Harbor Marine, Som.i« point KUO (.a 

1. Two BSlrfcln nWrfii&-llB 

4SS WEST AVE.—Attractive modern ment, laelna ocean, vu,Oi Including 

TWO BOAT&^-S-fl, dlniihy faS.oaL 2-bedroom bunsaio^-. Newly furn^ liilliues Apply »«T Albun- *« 

ft, rjnrlit craft with id h,p, Bue- Uhed. open for'insneetloh. Near pro^ phon* an t«8 

caneer moter. fully pqulpprd. One teeted beach. Other weekly rentals 

sear old. In water. Ill W 10th St. (AUKIIIII. Rnben W, ManindBle, Real, 

7.1B tor. IBM Baltimore Ave. Philadelphia, 

pa. phone BEInrade 6-2W1. B3O •leepi 4 - Si also 

ern *p«rtraents, 

DOGS • CATS • PITS - ETC. 

Hay Ave. FBOne 

Star* (Cor- 4th A Bo.rdw.lk) 

fountain ^qdjun^lusîttl 

Mulpmani alrudy M»n rudy 

Ht buslnasi—new »• 

Octobar lit—mtk» oB«r. 

Ap.rlm.nt, MO Bo.rdw.lk 

AufUit 4 S.pl.mb.r ...... MM- 

Ap.rtm.nt, 3M Bo.rdw.lk 

••lane July- Mfkly ,,,,. iiU 

Augusf A S*pl*mt»r IM. 

Apartmanr, M4 Bo.rdw.lk 

July 20, Is July 17 fill 

S*pt

¥• 

Custom-Designed 

To fit Your Car 

CAR RADIOS 

«MM VOLUMATIC* 

- ant,", . J»-J~ 

kutalkd whllm you wait-EASY TERMS 

COMPLETE CAM KADIO KEPAIR 

WE CMttv A coitPLrn srscic & 

EVOIADY PORTABLE RADIO tATTERIES 

COLES RADIO SERVICE 

SOIM and Smnln 

AAmf AM 

320ft 

LMi at the •MMng nr the 

>«-«••. gacMy al OuMkaa Sm. 

• to* af Ike leartie MetladM Church 

Tfce aBHUBg mm held hi Ha South 

Statne OaM aratnM eatiue of 

»*. Outk at, Genoa. 

Mrs, Howard Muldaaa prMded at 

htKheoB, The prealdenl, Mn. CUrl 

n» rvvaui. if on TanUoa. j 

Mn. Carl Sharp reported sa in*' 

seed for B ehuresei In the (row j 

TH1 OCEAN CITY 

Upper Townthip N»m Methodists 

''-*-'•-' J^H tlM "" Wan Pfcnie 

Approve Fire 

Lane at Dump 

Township Act* to 

Bim.nato Hazard 

• fw* 

wfli te no Aueua 

ni 

! dtah huicaeaa in Uie Cuu v B* , 1 *** 

: Ground eotuge of H, Sooen Cor. Contractors, : 

-A csalncf to no- 

«wl •«* C 1 * 

Police Pepper Bulh 

Lead; Sgt. Dungan 

i la tare (he an- j sgt Benjamin Duncan Brand Uw 

f^rj | Baa rflMtm with a M 

no- *J at Ik* i •» lv « > •" •*• Orsi traiea of .. , 

. to fare-aa- Le-to , £iBi«'li«eh were au^ at the 8^*". * 5*?J? .«?*.»"?• ! L-Tt 

iliir*. the ifleM haadlaif of a ,,im nin ensus » « « « 

the garbage and tra* renMiaa n Jgu^ Bortn- The group • .11 

IBM-area, B ft «f tk« court* ii 1 oVIoft 

nt maM (Wf fl 

[tot fen- laai both aaaJSepi and 

Tii* 

Mainland Musicians 

! wfll benefit the Methodist Hone at ri> * *"«* taae I 

Uc 

! JJJ^, aura Uetfeodi-a Chare* ruetiiy «* 

Mao) of the members plan u at. 

tend ihe WSCS B»y «ervtae?Th,uU 

nre lerviee that ihe dump »M 

da;, July m, at the Camp Ground for a fine 

The a/temoos meeting mUl he at 3 minated. 

ss the K^rjt Fri ^ pj^= 

kî •sit B} Tn*J? Eacs, i Ofii 

>upfHr will b* 

S s'dsrk. 

LANDSCAPING 

SERVICE 

Sfodk Grown in 

Our 

Cedar Bridge 

ROAD AT 

•AMAMTOMM LAKE 

- for lae canstruetioa of a buii 

at Puuum BOM in %irnhmrtt 

OB tb» buls 

IVtro 

•• t«»a«- CHIC, Mann 

Pta HM T 

_ . ^* 9 ^B^HP lua ânsffari 

••ad Tna*r ruriji in Mtm, 

Art urn on a Irani pii ippjja.je 

bjt Luno MiglUwio at OE**S C : 

fumuUas an tie pit aj»a.~ 

Hobart Saop it requeii^ » =!«u 

ollicer to hasdie Sundar mnr,L*_ 

infOe at tbe S*rond Cape Mij ij; 

tM Chureb in Palermo Tli* r*&jr- 

•as euted. 

mi 

FOR YOUR OLD 

REFRIGERATOR 

NEW 1957 KELVINATOR 

B.1 CU. FT. TWO- I I I 

••FRIGERATOR - FREEZIR COMBINATION 

* t 

HOME 

SAFE ZERO-COLD STORAGE 

AUTOMATIC 

DEFROSTING 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 1242 

B6 

MtACH EASY 

me, sj Mrs. Kanfn ^tv,»i, is 

•Our ris^w- rso« AH G,"»J: - , 

f ««a tft,>_- iKi iow. "la 

BIM Deon Advonc#d 

-j. it. 

TW A^fc&j; C^-i Mac; _L-J.*,- V. 

HINTS 

S*rvi 5B!3!S!'iS^r^ ww ^, . 

iew Appeal Tomorrow For State beach 

less Boatmen Bringing Day of 

ulsory Licensing, Nyman Warns 

ter Crewman of Wrecked Sindia Returns After 

UldtlOn 56 Yean- Surprised to Find No Sand Dunes 

FAutos 

For 

Learn 

Irtety 

motor boat! 

liarize them 

problems are in- 

; auto truffle proli 

' said Mr. Nyman. 

O.WJO boats of all 

United States lasl 

ne the total num. 

oylng recrenlional 

SO million, 

alert fakt ism* 

with fhelr own [ 

j Ih/n ef ethara, ; 

Ocean City had changed quite a 

bit since David Jackson, of MSI s, 

franklin .11.. Phlladelphui, last aaw it. 

In fact, when he spent the day 

here lost Friday Mr, Jackson avowed 

Iliat he never would have recMnizoil 

i'UI place ho had seen before. 

His amazement over how Ocean 

City his grown up was not surpris- 

Ing, for he hadn't set fool on the 

island since December, IBOi, 

dar** eurlnf Friday by «n» of hit 

•In tani. He renmntared Hi* r*. 

tort ai msiHy und dwn« and a 

law tmall fnm* bulMlnsi, Hli 

*vn almnt huind w» at the 

light of a buiHIng. huiftmB city. 

Why hadn't he come back earlier 

to the scene ol his naiTOw escape 

from death? 

"Just never not around to it," he 

explained duriny a chat in the city 

assortment, or nationalities includinf 

Norwegtanft, Swedes, Scots and Nova 

Scotlans. Most ef them traveled 

together En trios or quartets and 

signed on lor voyages the same way, 

McCann and stvtraJ 

Jackaeii P«€*jic9i; war 

frsni H» Irltdh Navy who 

away on Hi* •inrfla when III* 

HIM our of UanBhal, Chin., 

bound tar Kot». Japan, wkin (ha 

picked up th« ur(s aha brought 

•II Ih. way to tb. OcMn City 

kHch, 

t „.*.» Mr. Jiickson, you *oe, was a mem. 

0I 

. . . " her of ho crow of the burl: sindia, hall office of Norman V, Sargent, city 

at, and abide i one of New Jersey'* mail' famous public relation* director 

won't be long i shlpwre *«. which was b I o w n 

rnmtirit iuth-; S* 110 " e b K J" "^"iy mle on 

regulating H(, may we|, b(, lh# lasl survlvor 

tne same way Of the Uman crow or the vessel, 

ic is HOW con- vho were taken olT by ihe Coast 

Quard so cfnclently that mil a life 

was lost nor a seaman injured. He 

yon'! be sure about the others, for 

ho has lost touch with p' nt them,, 

oven s chap named Oeoi ,e Mc-Cann, ina Mr, Jackson was an adventuresome 

youth who went to seo out of 

his home city of Dundee, Scotland, at. The aiowaways were merely signed 

the age of IS, And he continued tip by Capt, Allen MacKenzte as 

sailinjf the seven »eaj as a crewman members of the crew, and put to 

on all kinds of vesseli until 1944. work, 

when he was an oiler aboard an Jackson recalled that fie and most 

Army I ran spoil in the Pacifle, Hi- of the other crew members stayed 

ne we! sounded 

quit for good then because he didnt in Ocean City hoarding houses or 

by F, Forrest 

lik the war-time eondittona of hail- private hemes for absut two weeks 

he local corps of 

nstprs and mem 

without lishu and doduine sub- after the wreck. This was lb keep 

Guard Auxiliary 

who. like himself, established a home I marines, 

them available for the Court of In. 

,He apoke to the 

in Philadeiphla niter the Brock. He ' He recalled rriday y that he was quiry conducted in Phlladelphia by 

Club and guest presumes Mt'Cann to tac dead. only 20 at the time of the Sindia 

merchant marine omclala to try to 

I over the country, 

wreck, but even then he was a vet- 

determine the causes of the wreck, 

The 77.y#ar-sld retirtd itafarer eran of five year* at sea. The Bin. Ater the hearings they scattered 

wai breugtif to Qcean City sn a dia's erew, he said, was a motley in Fas* 1. column «. pliaM 

annual Maty Par. 

•lit, ., 

•I chtmplonthlp 

at th* ball nark, 

uth Jfney innthe 

hay. 

nual Hunt Broi. 

by the aOwanta 

Contracts Awarded on City Declines to 

New Fire Alarm System Split Precinct 

The city commissioners Friday awarded two contracti 

totaling $16,782 for the installation of a new local Are alarm; 

control system to replace one that has been in operation since 

PRIZE 

awarded top priie for 

Differs With County 

On Law's Meaning 

-r 

Atlantic blvd., was 

I Urge hoim in Oc«(m City division of annual 

her* are only part of blooms around Gardens 

went to Margaret Toughton, 632 Atlantic 

Last Chapter In Unusual Fiih 

NICHOLAS FIGUN. left, of Wilmington, outmanetlvered and subdued this 4«VSpound 

black drum flih while bathing off the 14th st beach last week Fish previously 

had been' weakened by bout with angler on the nearby pier. Bill Ginnodo, of Upper 

Darby, helped Figun bring the prey onto the beach and to Ed Cornman's for welgn-fn 

—Senior Studio photo. 

Ocean City Ktwanls Club officials 

announced yeiAerdey Ilial Ihu dale 

of August 12 has brcii net for the 

annual visit heiv by the Hunt Bros, 

Circus, Thh> pcrrornioncc is anonsored 

to benefit the underprivileged 

child fund of the club, ' 

The KNranlanH alas art sisowarini 

a theatre party nt thu Gateway Play, 

house next Friday nbfht, July M, 

Mlrbafl McCalx., public relations 

aupervlaor *or the No* Jersey Bap 

T«l««>hoiH Co., wfll-glve a loctura 

dwnsDSlnUeB of -Assent on Sound" 

at th. Ktmnui lunelwm weMinK toi* 

Rnrtaqrant. 

! -Mr, Lear wUI ieFve on the executive 

commltteti tor one war or «ha 

unmplr*d term af Cmdcn Coooty 

Sc*»tor JoMph W. CMkllll, who prev, 

ioualy TBBmentaA New JcMey on 

the national bonrd. 

Lonspart. MMM* 

f 19.000 for ^ 

was one sf tit— 

|ferg*f that In an ' 

ur ai It maih*d ! 

on Hi* curb. Our ; the city hall was opened back in 1914. , j Ctty officials this week turned 

Hur* It no Bids on the contracts were re, 

•side a QtMMnmendation by the Cape' 

•went*!, *v*n eelved July £ when the Maria Equip- j ahlp of the low bid Arm, and also to 

May County Board of Elections that 

•r* mar* ••r- ment Co., of Philadelphia, altered determine If the propgaed mrsttm, 

the Third DHWIel of Ihe First Ward 

n- 

| to supply the ayitem aîippMt tor wnuW be familiar to flre.fnTlflala of 

in 

« 

Ocean 

J2JI 

Oilf be spill into two vat- 13 Week-End Auto Accidents, Complainant Tof anyone bavins; any donation;) fur The collection of Kt,73R.H7 html Glenn W. Puekelt, 28, of MM 

Jim as the grand II-' prev*m*nf of th* fir* alarm iyi- I the Hurricane Audrey Disaster the resorrs .parking meicrs uver Davidson St., Altquippa, Pi,, was 

•lorful and hilarious' tmn, 

Fund bring them to her, home, the paM several K-ks has nn elli'd lined S300 b by Municipal M i i l Judge J Frank 

308 Central av. Donations are 

blony Club vnrivly ; 

the yenr's total yield from the m lin A, King Friday on a drunken 

Awardinii of the contracts was de- urgently needed to rehsbilUaie to ilS,3S4,94, rinanee Director lltir- drlyinii charge. His license was re-1 «r the Uimpliell vehicle. There were 

•turing Ocean City ' 

layed pending a survey of systems the area around Cajiwron, La,, vey W, Adams reported Friday, jaktd for two yyears 

and he wa« or- •••' injuries or arm tin. 

in singing, dancing i 

in neighboring communities. The and neighboring sections which Tills compares with ilu,R7B,9S tak- dered to pay $10 court costs and J20 

nbera, played lo an 

survey wai to eatablish the rellablll were hit by the (lrNi hiiiTit'ane en from the metern over :i vuniiMir- doclor'ii fee for a sobriety examina- 

ore than 1,300 per-1 

ty of the equipment and workman- of the 195? season. 

able period in IMS, 

tion. 

performances and I 

Pink it i wan picked up by local 

I a substantial sum 

police at 10th st, and Simpson av, 

[and scholarship fund] 

last week following a radio call to 

• organization, I Jersey Shore Hydrangeas at Their Best 

local headquarters that Puckett's car 

: had been Involved in an accident at 

ho represented the, 

{somers Point and was believed 

the popularity eon- 

' headed toward the resort. 

was escorted onstage 

royal robes, crown 

Puck«rl alH wai flniri IN M* 

(it Before the ahow'a 

•anwn Paint Municipal Court sn 

two oth.r charyM Saturday, 

Nil winning *r«an- 

Puckett's ear is alleged to 

' i • hnm a eh«k tar 

struck a parked ear on 8omen av, 

_ dsfpFlylls^^Q diHd 

on the mainland, driving thv parked 

I* thfiw wnm H 

vehicle up en • nearby lawn. Puck- 

to Mia King by Mra.t 

ett w« reported by police to have 

fanaral chairman 

been diki drlnkK'KI Pit t i 

eandldattii received 

•eh penny depogttsd 

ng their naniM at 

ft he eity and ouUlde 

inow, 

, elved 24^4 vote., 

out the Chamber of 

ular candidate Many 

J wax ninnemp with 

i cotumn t, plot* 

UAL BALL 

In Venice boat 

[taw. 

Ulwuard* SurUjoat 

| and ocean. 

tlintlc Cotat Junior 

Mp tourniment at 

1 ? i * H * ^ prior *-& Shoemaker^ of PottWown, *... 

lo th* crash caUed police and reported her ear 

In another case scheduled by v * s property at* S. WaHon jpl. receited 

more eonnderatlon bj the 

city eommuwlaners than he Mr 

tallied for when he compuuned 

of Hurface drainage eondittonf 

in the neiyhtiorhood of nig property, 

Mr, Wrtijlit a»ked the city to 

do Mimcthiny about the Condi 

lion which results in 'frequent 

Hooding around the gingc on 

the Walton pi. property. He 

complained of neighbor fences 

blocUnii access lo the titrate 

and bemoaned other incanveni. 

encesi. 

The eily officials looked Intu 

the matter, and tbb< week turnt.-d 

the matter over to the attention 

of City .Solicitor John E. Bonwell 

In following through , on the 

complaint, city otnclals have come 

to the eunc!u«ton thai Mr 

Wright's liarnuc has been erect 

ed on city proper(y and must be 

removed. 

Pier Visitor 

Heart Victim 

Woman Stricken on 

Pavilion Bench 

Mrs LJlub Hiiber, SB, Of l'hiladelphia, 

vlnltini! here at BIS Cential 

av,, died suddenly of a heart attack 

on the pavilion of thu Music Pier 

Thursday evening. 

Police Sergeant Nicholas Impacll 

ami reponed that Mm. lluber uat 

litrlcken while aittins on a benib 

with her husband, John G Muber. 

Tlie hughand said his wife hnd been 

under treatment for a cardiac condition- 

far about four yean. 

TTIIJ crew of the city ambulance 

applied a reBpintor at the teene < 

y 

"truck fcy a p.saliiii vehicle 

Judge Kini, Friday, a IB-year-old 

Philadelphlii 

Phep driver forfeited •» 

bail by railing to appear In intwer 

to a charge or reckless driving. 

The youth, Harry Streamer, of 

73.14 Rural la,, PhUadeJphla. wai 

rharled by police with making a 

left turn at 9th it and Central av, i 

at a high nate of speed and narrow, I 

ly mlMtag another car double 

parked then to duieharge panen-1 

gers. 

n 

Stats iU' la pnnlded oo. • 

matd.!-, li«B/«atth iho, ' 

putting aft I 

Uaoed tar M 

lagoon area >ktv»mn Milt 

its to providfe better nal 

dllions for homtit tuimt 

(IliiMhollzer, of Philiidi'lphla, 

Jemee Mom 

driicr €if ihe other car. No arri'sH 

resiillcd from t ills onse. 

Hiirirll.v before noon ,'i vvuzh oc. 

Small Building 

furred at ihe Interaction of Bay yv, 

and Revere pi, Involviny a car driv- ! 

en by .Samuel R. Hose Jr., of Doylestown. 

Pa,, fioii>^ north on Hay yv^ 

and another operated by James 

Sniilh. :ilU Shore rd,, Somers Point, 

Jack (i Jernee has 

i-!itei'iiiM Itiiy iiv. gniny euil from 

the city'w rtqunt tu remove * I 

structure adjacent to his 

al 30th nt. and Central '•», 

Samuel RsM Sr., M, luffcrad 

the city Mid, was standing on 'M 

minor ln|uriei In th* craih, and 

Property deeded as a public sO 

his wife, Claire, 59, suffered shock, 

The ctty notified Mr. Jeri» , 

N* arrest! were mad*. 

month that he was expected *» - 

move the hulWln,; from the 

At 4?4O p. m,, fluth L'amiitii'll, of 

uhlctl runs between 30th and - 

lamsdiswne, rta,,slov,'ed lie*' car down 

sis at the r*-ar of Central av. . 

it! the reur from the Coa^t Ouard 

in time anil jymmud Into Ihc rear 

World War It 

The ibuildinii. Mr Jernee Hid, 

used by Ule Coast Guard ai • | 

The same type of nibdiiip occurred 

lie added that when he 

lo Ihc car of Morton' f>, t>oldberM, 

the property he was not i 

of Philadelphiy, when he stopped 

the city nor by the Ifeden 

foe ii I ruffle liMht at (111 si, end Iliiy 

menl that the structure 

jiv, al iLboul 7'Iu n, m. Another 

veliiclL', driven by Joseph A, lîlicr, 

cMy property 

111-o of Philadelphia, crushed Into 

City Sollclldr John E. 

the rear of the noldberu enr, Ptfc 

ported al Friday's meeting nt 

lieu issued lûer a summons ehiirM- 

Cily Conunisblonera thai Mr. . 

Ihii careless driviii)!. 

has nwied Ifte Jmlldlmj In 

mice with the city's request. 

Shortly before S p, ni. .Suturdliy. 

Mrs. Laura -I. Mitchell, of Ml, Martins 

pi,, Marmora, witti backing' frain a 

; driveway al S4ih »1, and Abbury av,, 

On 

have ' "'"'

WltSM 

;,,.sS|K'Si-' 

ttttf 

f 

(J M -!i4 "ait 

m. 

Wm*n Crowned 

~" Y 

*r n Herbert Godfrey, af Ike I 

•Mw OHe, who MUM 

1W nil at lh» MH| save Wo- 

DM Meliet, CnbaMe Club. UH; 

WUttu WaUpcc 

tM; QHkrgy 

SQ often...Summer Fun 

begins with a Phone call 

Mowing a vacation trip or wtekeod fun , 

' " ovw far • "oook-owt" or liiiint up 

in Ocean C3ty 

and It 

*utUpMMi we train thta newt 

or the innKdWr ana, 

Red Cross Leaders Told How 

City is $•! d 

DmuM mH, H dlM.nr chairman 

for the braneli at the Red CCnu, 

Which ultJm Me rrtibUIUUon of 

the flood MM of the imithwnt from 

d, clothlBg 

AabA'Keat Ltah" SiST 

Leal arrangement* 

Jri the military litary arriv arrives for evacuation. 

Court ftouseY R. I* Byrne, 

Under' ihli program Mr, PUeggi des- I nUun»i Mr*. Joseph Molley, Wild. 

MM EMngfiMa, American .Legion, iJ"uie 

rribed Ike local »l up. 

Iwoed branch chairman; Mini Jean 

fit. I Arrangement have been made to j WeihmanB, Sea Me City braneh 

Mr*, Smith atas aBnounced that SCOTTY em 

•ith his oMaln two large kerosene sieves ; ehBimiani WullaiB ToierSr., Avaion 

If. Aoetnucr niade a. special ilrt i A Scott nt re* him; 

laf MM la the CMaay Mbit Mad.' wUe when the "tkH(iit*uruck him 

Tbe Open m the SrM boon- t* tnjs ycr birthday 

"1 ever " " " " 

: wludi can he y»»d to cook food for diaadar chairman! and Mn, Hester 

Well then, 1 < eneuMs. Blankets will Be made I Sleveni, executive secretary of the 

* UM kale." ataiiabie *nd a local trucking firm 1 Cape May chapter. 

volunteered to provide trans 

Qtmoltiwtm* thing, rtoox 

mora. Yet, it cotf« K> btle, 

everyone can enjov 

Mif InMnf Mime 

me city has been divided into I Rsnf For Self Rang* 

four area*, each under its own tap- , ____.,__,___.__ J.,,J, 

laiB. who will keep in eoniatt with The cii, "»stw» 1frids 

She rtaiwn bv mean, of walkietalk. «*" IO J q J^1" Or John E B ° 

us. The chairman will remain al ' aJBatterjiJ rent 

f«h 

all operations 

of the emir 

, „„,„ ,Ic, Nonnan Shriver ihoou the rank uf 

ha* two „ 

shrive[, the son of Mr and Kn | '"""}*• *• 

sr, of 718 Maorlyn ler,. | w A nvid description of the entire' 

p3«B •« given W the avus fcj Mr. ! Acwmn. 

Pfl€«v Cbarles Deuclaa, Cape May Mayor Edward B io.ttr uid (hat 

Csuntr Di-jjtti-r chaimian, esprnwd : the city offlciaU rcluwd lo ells* the 

aihi - 

ka pi«icrr with the prasreai that I nnfe to open UILI seuon until -ip 

and a iludent at the Most of the 1 

hu own nude by the local chair- proxlmitely SMO hacli rant was paid ^ g savn\ Academ 

assiaanL Al Gardner, by (he operalor. The arrearages ,|b 4".ta|1#d w df 

Brazil, delphia 

. Ihe report a film en- have not been paid to dale, the mayor July 210, and was scheduled to ar. was one of 

•«ecw«5' of the IVesi" was reported, and the mailer hes Iteer rhe al TrlnidBd, British Wot Indioi. qrove .Naval , 

IB* croup , This IS mm film, sent lo the city solicitor for action on jundij training 

Mori: thad juuu muli>nipmen from * na 

L I". S Nival Atadimy.and. Na. al 

•serve Officer Training Carps uf 15 • 

OUR FAMOUS 

Whites 

Pastels 

Ncufrolt 

Dark Colors 

Originally 

112.95 to 

I15.M 

1 ChwiM Ht G^ Th«* Fine Shew* 

MlMmg Pric« 

• «n *»*• in "try 

tin 

W4M, »oS-30 P.M. 

V. 900 A. M. to ? •». M, 

THE ONLY WAY 

Completely 

b to Read the 

SENTINEL - LEDGER 

Contact Ocean GlyV Buying Market 


NTINEL - LEDGER 

and univcrsitiw are taking ^ 

part in the firii iraining cruise if 

Iht summiT 

The midshipmen It'll Nurfulk, Va , 

June 11 Ater participjtlnil in 'he 

lulernalionjl .Saul Rfiu 1 near 4th st 

nt.i 

" al U.t.np 

Ion Roads June VI 

Al f *, m. i 

il sea ihe\ are receiving 

•run, af 

training In Ihe .Julu-. ind 

•wr Ship I 

iitv aboard diDdcrn min^Niir 

The midshipmen are Dihvduk'd lo 

Fompleie Ihe cruise al Nurfulk Ali|j. 

usi S iifler tiintii Iralnlnsl ncmses 

at auanlanaino Bai. Cuba 

and about I _ 

hi* awtB, H»i 

SUillllH^ Rlj 


MONDAY 

APPLESAUCE CAKE 

6 TO i 

DEVIL'S FUDGE CAKE 

sitvi t TO i j«u 

WfDNfSDAr 

FRESH ORANa 

ANGEL CAW 69c 

THUKSDAY 

POUNDCAKE 

GNOICI OF (CIN6 

«0c t Me 

-- • - - 

Wards Pastry Shop. Inc. 


PHONE 1240 

Op«ri Daily 7:30 • 6:00 P, M. 

Al 4; 10 p, 

ton, ita 

parkini,' space 

iar hacked late 

Jr., of Bryn N 

Ihe itrsi meler 

At 6 p m 

•Philadeiphia, 

denim; JJ Of 

nii to 

«fik IBakmg a I 

•v Iran (tk A 

•.iru. k by Cunalk* 

4» p. IB. 

John F 

on Cefil 

About 

Kicth. of 1 N. 

nor ' 

1 hen )irr airo 

tovtn PJ nuktaf tl 

lOih •.; iu iiurr * 

The '•c-qULiKt w 1 

nit 11.10 p 

bury av,. 

or w sltotk I 

. »• iiW P. M. _ Frid.y & Saturday f:30 AM, to fifJO P. M. 

Early Registration Heavy For 

Saturday's Boat Parade on Bay 

JU>S fORQUiCK MSULTt 

Sindia Sailor 

to the four-wind* MM ernitiu&y l«t 

FRICAN VIOLETS 

Wm. B. Nelson 

of , 

Early nfiitntiaaa for 

Coaat Qoard Auxiliary, to (Ufplr 

ItltTIKI in Pr*tty Canfalnw — A L«v»»y (M 

Won In the NUM In Venice mariw. boat, to |»trol the O^yfr O^yfront t route 

The Pin 

ikm 

pageant Saturday night Indicate Oat 

ot t tbe tb marine i plon. l ABIBIWI A I B I 

act 

a» Clltt Clark In the aa taM, Dies Suddenly 

$5.00 — THIS WNK ONLY f3.75 the event will be aa big and aa ipee> Dave Clflrrk* In the Damara, Bill U 

taculajr j a aa. Ml n M , Charles Moncrlef In the ngmar, and Howard OHM Pert Copt, 

Ifg flMf pw l p n

*hnMiu who sails hi I i.one Fred Kauer luck* Irhflniin P ill euplaird a tin hit «llack *o difiit 

poaltton polnu both times xiuth in ih, IWjn l u \a. hi Kflle» and Bnr 1 nirqui I'l ihr Huain * *1 

George Kelle\ «vo the Muidji\ I tub lull Vtnor Moth L1_ *>H> 

Len Kr3tkt.jflft (.urn look h_* 

Man I run of Uie Bov» Junior Moths in hit 

I Ink} link and MMiael HU.HW 

sinner of

my 

-in • 

B& < ' 

rDOU6tAS 

rLANCASTER 

* 

. ..—.. ,i. . 

AwnBftD^ 

•GUNHGHT AT 

THE OK COURAL' 

RHONDA FLEMING 

Thursday . Saturday 

"SOMETHING 

OF VALUE" 

ROCK HUDSON 

^MM'^ K^\J'rJ 

!S«fcto 

be Herein July 

Pal of Children at 

FWM* KiMik Ma5 1 km -aa JWatfar IMR. 

lt» t*at date M-Taw am kaadM jOMn»*P. «Mu\ IT, ei an 

jfem •*. Hjirtil ** aaUttanr m. 

*-**r •StL'"'* jaSSL"** tai.aa aftaaot vlltmn W Lyrtc. to • EwS1tr,Mi relay Utc 

Mr M * 

Hone on August " 

teat •seniors, ttw most frequent 

see being Uie evatJon of a wake 

Behind the boat vUch can eapstte 

ar diBi(a imaiier ermft. Ev#r> 

nMtiMii auui be taught to run wiUi 

eKreine auUan when near nuruiis. 

[Htri or paces siKTe psoplo bathe. 

~nm kM-M H rttpamftto tar 

Ml -ak, M »M»»r tamtam It 

SUver o< ! 

»nd h#r 

Bethlehem, pa,, nna Sinn Bruh 

aag t^ Mrtaeh, all of letaleh 

^ J t a t r of KviswB Pt the 

fc'SSJS 0 is more liberal than 

-—es in its rui« govern, 

or basis ihnuA 

deelanri. but the 

•eose ar» bein« » _ 

Mused it the harboraanefs „» 

„ down on those who go 

MB. MbdrM?,^,""'" 

Creek>t 

spani too fast or take other 

mmi »nd ana soa." son ugn 

usseceâry rhanee^. 

Stress also u being iakj on m- 

«•«*!*". Cirol no tommeot of a suie law Uut requires 

two people la a boat luiiinc 

g&npssn and son. Boh, of Wii- water skiierj — one to manage the 

too Del 

toy line and one to steer the boat 

To raphasue th* serioib.neis of 

« Fort Da, X, J 

ft?* "•"* 

KIDDIES: DON'T MISS THIS 

r 

ttux 

re«lsea toy s m»r, he a 

He said the harbormasiM 

'» FW*W «H boat thai 

FiBl 

Ui eifht ^ 

. and the use of Har» tsge 

turned over to the Coast 

FtBl entered the Art!) lan j4B. PTOwution und ^ft 

H" S" * h»ae ttsiaiii- at reglti 

nn OB, ifc ,„ fradinted ftDBi 

; uij^ I wi-ennr of PeoBsylnnia fa 

• and U a member of Beta Thpta 

T0 

Any time ii a tood time for all 

MB that wen kera equal u sbow i 

MESSAGE FROM SANTA 

N/T-O- 6 R AM 

STOP IN OCEAN CITY ON MY VACATION THIS 

' EN0 STOI> W* T P TAUC TO ALL MY FRIENDS 

NIGHT 7 TO* AND SATURDAY 10 AM. to 

AT STAINTChyS TOYLAND san ACO.,DV ..„ 

5S 

this 

Platter 

in 

Chatter 

MKSWSBiln*, *. 

i 

to put feeling and m-aninq into 

| Lvrics—his newest is If I Thousht 

; Vou Needed Me, Hip Youn-j Girl. 

Afh en Criminal 

Law CemmiNM 

Caunty Pnnwuisr Albert M, Anh, 

of Ocean City, has been appointed 

to tht ertnilniil low (mnmiit« Of 

the New Jersey Stnte Bar AaUFia. 

tlon mnrdlng id an mmjunnrncnl 

by MIHon T. LashtT at Ifariccnurh, 

pn>»ldpnt of (lie ors.inll.ilinn 

Tii* committee's funetion U to 

study proposed ehimies In New Jer* 

mey and federnl eriminiil lawn with 

at 

a View |a . 

tton tothsj 

Daughtar 

Mr, and 

Dover, 

birth of iK 

Salurdaj. i 

pltal Sh 

. ,Mr, 

and Mrs Q 

lhl« 

ORDERS TO 

GIVEN SPEC! 

Conrich Chinese 

RESTAURANT 

Op*n I A. M, 

'til 2 A. M. 712 WfST AVENUE 

mttmmmn fm ft Ith S.rwnj 

NOW PU1 

•1 iKc pri dm 

«tn» 

THB 

pRouoin 

MOMENT 

THE SCI*HH< 

HAS EVER 

KNOWN I 

in ITANLIY KBAMEW '' 

MONUMINTAL I 

i VAX1 

¥, 'T ,r* 

##, 

H1 • 

JLY tS, 1937 

Blonde' 

use 

rho 

}lain« Opens 

In 'Rain' 

/"'' "^^"- 

•chedulcd "The Croat Sobaatlnniin-hkh 

had to tarred 

In many Hollywood movies including 

"Knob Hill". ^Somcthinn for the 

Boys", "Slate Fair", the movie ver. 

alon aa well an the Dnadivay show 

'Guys and Doll*'*, and her latest, 

"PuWIe Plilgeon No, I", 

While Miss Blalns hen. been in the 

llmrlighl for many ycara, ahe nicyrocketed 

to new heights n» Misn 

Adelaide In the Dpmnn Runyon hit 

"{Suva and Dollj", Then, In»t year 

she turned •round and acgTM In the 

highly dramatic "A llntrul of Riiin" 

to further prove her versatility. 

The Somerset Mfluffhnn story has 

been •dapied by John Col Ion and 

Clemence nandohih arid while It hns 

boen hroiiRhi up to modern times. 

It still packii the punch and drama of 

Sadie, the stuffy miBioncry and 

thousands ot Mnrlncr. rauaht In die 

torrential, rains of a South Sen island. 

Tuesday is teen-age and studnni 

niRht it the natevny with ail slit. 

uys snd Dolls" fame, dents beln* admitted at hoir-pripp 

n Miss Sadie Thnmn- Curliiln is nightly al Br43 p. m, 

, one at the niMime ; - - - - 

lie GJUnvny Pl.i> r •TiANB 

Today and Tmmmrr&tl 

•OunUfht at the O.K. ,Corral", la • 

alam bang WMn atWrrinx Burt 

Lancattar MM Ku-k Douslai, 

|jnc«»ter playi Urn Msendlty W> 

alt Barp and Douglas flays (he equal 

(y lengendary Doe Hallkuy, The 

lawman and the gambler rorm » 

strafMe partnenthlp. 

There an tnany skirmishes alonR 

the wny—saloon t>r»wls, knrfo ftghla 

house to^house atalUnga — but the 

story riwvea Inexorably toward the 

pitched battle l*iat la a flnal explosion, 

Thursday. Friday and talyrday 

•SomethlnK of Value* in the mm 

iution of the teak of tne same name 

by Robert C, Ruarit, It aura Rock 

Hudson. Dana Wynter and SWnci 

Poltler 

It brlriKs to (he screen the en 

plosive best selllne novel dealing 

with ihe Mau Mau uprisings in Ken- 

%H BLAINE 

ya^ a«t Africa. 

#, the dynamic Alomir 

For this Him, MOM has assenthled 

the top Negro aefors of stage, screen 

and lelevision. 

MOORLVN 

hoii??e Charles B. Wllion, Defense Seere. 

iaiy, opposing .further uniflcation of 

Teday •nil Tomorriw 

STANLEY KRAMER'S spectacular 

ouah Sunday, Jul.v 2B. the Armed lervlces: iThe exiting or. 'Bob Hope slan In the ntm of the 

' vemian of !He stnn* ganizatlon at the Pentafon fepr*. life of New Yortt'i illusirioua fofmer 

dnnr inminierahle sents the must effective and most ef. mayor, Jimmy walker, "Beau James", 

iitnne with svenilnr^ ncient way to run the largest organ!- Alts appearing are Paul Douglass 

afe* the orieiniJlly isc ion in B free nountry," 

and Darren MeOavin, 

In the title role, Boh Hope emerges 

as a fullyÎedsed dranutie aelor. 

with a many sided portrayal of me 

witty, dapper, songwriter and ni"ht. 

club, hopping mayor, whoê free 

HpendiMf and stomij' private life 

scandalized everyone except the vol. 

f>rs. 

The nim drainatlies with warmth 

and humor Walker's night life, domestic 

trouble* and headline mak. 

Ing ability. 

Thuriday, Friday and Saturday 

'•The Bwect Smell of Sueees*" in a 

reaiuiie, hard-hitting ptonr of a 

Broadway tolumni.il \vl»» evil lust 

for power leads hhn to deittriielloii. 

It »Urs Burt Lancnftef and Tony 

Curtis and Introduce Buwsn Ilarrison. 

1 •me Bdard of PrtboUitn and ttw 

Middle Townatalp Comnutt— rridfnr 

temporarily aottlcA tmir dlCanaeai 

ovw the ootral of tnffle at th* Mtenoctkon 

ot Bay Shore rd. mad 

Route 47 near Court I route. 

At the euw«Mon o< 

diama of the valiant guerrilla war in Spain 

against Napoleon's army of occupation, • The Pride and the Paiiibn," is now playing at 

The Village. It stars Cary Grant, Sophia Loren and Frank Sinatra, 

the English to u^c. ' Sinatra play 

the (ley guerrilla lender and Mis?, 

Loren plays his tqtiAlly liry Uirl 

friend. 

Mus/c Pier Concert Program* 

SUBP 



•afliinlni Dally at 1 P. M. 

A traOie eop quili: the foree and 

turns civilian detective In the "Mid- TUISDAY . JULY 21 

night Story", It stars Tony CurtiJi, 

PART I 

j THURSDAY • JULY U 

MnrLiD Pnvan and aUbort Rolnnd Hungarifln LuKt*piL*l . . . . Kuiur , ! PART I 

Curtis plays the pollcciran who Di Prozenza . Verdi MITIT Willow Lehar 

undertakes lo track dov,Tl the murd- Ajigela Serenade Braj>a Ther«'ii Joy In My Heait Mona-Zueea 

erer of a priest who had been iikv a Mon t'oeur S'olivre a Ta Volx, 

Mr. Allen Keller 

father to him. 

gaint'Saens Ajnaryilis ,.,. Ohys 

It was. Aimed in Cinemascope, Miss Ellen Alexander 

SMjauidiiia ...Biiet 

mostly on location Mil Ihr docks of 

Miss Hinn Alexondvr 

San Francisco, 

Waliling Cat . . , Anderson 

Mominu 

Mile ModMe ....:...., llerhert 

Mi 

Thuriday, Friday and Saturday 

Mr, Allen Kcllur 

Loves Old sweet Sona Malloy 

Hands Across theiSea .... i Mr. Tom PerHins 

"The Little Hut" i» the hilarloun 

Sempre Kldelis Sousa 

PART It 

I •lory story of of three tree civilised cii Inglishmi-n g 

PART II 

LancORter plays the power drunk ' east away on a nnt.so*ivillzed desert Prineens Pat Selection 

LiMhl Cavalry Overture Suppe 

columnist and Curtis the Brosdivay j island. It stars Stewart firannor, 

Strange Music 

If I Loved Vou Bodgcrs 

press apent who h supplies him with 

| Mr, Allen Keller 

Ava Gardner and David Nivcn, 

! Mr. Allen Keller 

items for his column and does all his 

Oranger and MISB Gardner play a , vVunderbar ',',',',',','...".'.',",',",. 

double dealing for him. 

g 

DellheH I Qaiinp from Wililanl Tell Hajilnl 

It is H ilec-hi. Hill and LancaMtpr 

husband and wife and N'lvcn play^ s Miss Ellen Alexander Ziguener Coward 

Production, 

friend that was ont- the wile's Au Moulin 

suitor. He comes iip wiih ,1 "share 

the wealth" plan whn they become 

VILLAGE 

trapped away from the lest of the 


world, 

Stanley Kramer's momimenUil Oranger however, comes tip with 

film, "The Pride nnd the Passion", an unusual way or lioldina lii» wires 

is (he story of one of the most ad- romantic interest. 

! venturous treks ever undertaken, 

and stars Cary Ofani^rrank Sinatra 

and Sophia Loren, . • r . Tuition Booilcd by 

IfeVO'S GULF S-EHVICE 

! It is the Lple of a band of Spanish 

1 Rutgers University 

LLOYD McCRACKtN 

Buerrillas «ho are determined to, 

• drag a 0,000 pound eannon half wev j Rutgers UUniver.Nity i i next fall will 

iTTIRSfA ROAD PHONE IW2 j ncross Spain to liberate the villane charge all rulitlme stiidenis fjuo pr 

' of Avila from Napoleon's troop, semester for tuition instead of 111 

(Sardent Sac tion i 

j arani plays a Brittah naval offln r per credit hour «s at presenl, Dr. 

- ivho is trying to get the eannon for Ltwia Webster Jones, president of 

the State University, announced tonay, 

Oirtflr.staie students will pay 

an additional (SO per term, 

far the student tarryini! ill average 

academic load, the new tuitiun 

rate, plus a sa7,50 p«-r term collvile 

fee, will mean an increase of $75 

per year In his college costs. Students 

In the Colleee of Agriculture 

ivlll pay (IBl more thon they do now. 

Last Minute Menus... University ColleKe or evuning »lj 

JoJu> talbit'ftjSi 

Knecbt, 

window. 

county traffic coordinator.' a townanw 

police officer will be awigMd fty 

Mayor Lawrenos Daniels to the Jnt«raertlon 

during p«ak traffic bom* 

and an week end* to. contnH to tn* 

How of vebldea there. m Mayor Daniel* said Out If the trsf- 

(ic proWan cannot be solved by t!ie 

policeman at the Intersection, the Dll 

lownihlp would pay the cost of UM 

Installation of a xnfiie U0IU. 

Tbe dUIeronre* «nw lut Tueaday 

wtien the frtetwWcnr refocMsd n request 

toy township official* that tka 

county shirs with Uie State Hfehwiy 

Dcpartfnent the «Kt of Intrtilluig a 

traffic light sinnal. 

Under the proposal, the 

would pay 7S per cent of the M 

cost of the. traffic WH -with the Tfawradoy.... 

county paying the other quarter. 

County onlcisu, polated oat that it ••rrlnO »• I 

hu Been a ©-year policy nmtotm in Part* 

county funds far traffic lights within 

a nujnleipailty. 

1M1 THj 

$1. 

Memben of the white raee have 

an average of 50.000 hair, on their Children 

hcKda, 

CALLED ROSES 

AT 1245 WiST 

Ol»»l DAILY 9 A. M. 'Ta 9 P. 

FREE PARKING 

; 

Spealis 

, Herbert 

Porier [ 

Daneins in the Dark Srhworls 

Mr. Tom Perfcins 

Under the Douhle Eaiili 1 Miss •lien Alexander 

Oillet i N#i| owyn y Dances German 

wrls 

21st ItrMl and Second Av«nw« in A% 

u-r.o Al Knctouim Bossini 

Mr. Tom p..rfciiis 

. .Wagner 

— Only 30 MinutM from OMMI City « 

On the Moll Ooldmnn 

Rio Rita. Tierriey 

nodgefn 

Tlw Oanhm State Parkway 

WEDNESDAY , JULY M 

Experiment Station 

©WIN "lyCK" McGOVERN 

PART 1 

ACCORDIONIST 

1 

Jolly Robbers Overture 

Hqd PlentYt Compan 

'"« 

Serenade ........... I 

Mr, Allen Killir 

st^tiuii it Rutgers University had a 

Serving the Finest in 

pjines Honej moon 

Biaiiiin dB0t.mai ii woijld be pretty well worn 

Gyp*)- Sona 

. ,,Bi2ei ar|jjr a year's use. 

LOBSTERS 

Miss Ellen All'standvr 

Or William(H, Martin, director, 

Mikado Sullivan H,-,lit after lookliit at some rincal year 

• STEAKS 

Low Mv and Iliv World l» Mint' rccyrds that he was surprised td t'lnd 

Mr, Tom i*i-i-kins 

li,at the StatJiLtn entertained more 

• SEAFOOD 

him Division Kieffer than M.OuO v^lturs in 12 manths. 

PA 1ST II 

There were )H4 meetings Btleilied 

• LIQU Oll^ 

Swuet Adeline 

. Kei n bj 17.481 pemans in the year ending 

Vnil'll Never Walk A|uiu>. . Julie 30 bthefs totalllnjl 1,000 mide 

Mr. Allen Keller 

leu formal visits, just enjoying ,!ar. THE ORIGINAL SHRIMPS LAMAZE 

Indian Love Lyrics 

J'inden ' or loojkini; the Station over to 

All the ThinKs Vou Are Kern get a general idea uf what It looks 

Mtes Oien Alexander flke Among these were prospeellve 

Mnijrisli Dance Chapl students. Cub Scouts, Brownies, 

PHONE AVALON 7-3701 

Vienna Dreams Stolz | s, hool children, gardenen, home- 

Mr, Tom Perkins ; ntakers and many mere groups, 

dents wUI pay S1S.S0 Pt-r tri'dit hmir , Oklahoma 

, riodgers | ^_ —^——— ' 

instead of til, 

"The new nchedule of tiiilion and ; 

l\ei at the Slate University has ncen ' 

adapted to equalize rollege cosli, i 

within the University and also to TEEG 

provide badly needed additional income 

for Dperatinns", IJr. .lames explained. 

..a cinch, with a FOOD FREEZER! 

Whatever Hit delay, yon can whip up a meal in minute*,., wM tkt help 

of » fied fretier. • Fruits, vegetaUn, paitrie^, meat, poultry, eat.— * ' 

th^f a" *tay fresh for rrtorrt hi» You can fill menu* forth* 

antirc month with just OM trip to th« »tora. And by cookittf amti 

In advance, you do away with lalt minute tmergencie* comfUUly. 

A food freezer actually cuts food tdsti through quantity buying 

•nd mart ieaional purchases. It'i the nice* thine that'a happened 

to women ,. . and to the whole family ... for a long, long tint* 

wiv% - >W 

ppup-wi^wwwmpi 

VOW AM 

OUAUTYMRCHANOIM.PMi 

North Wildwood to 

Regulate Truck* 

The North Wildwood lilv eiiuliuil 

Friday took aetion to reMulrte luis 

and truck traffic nnd s|iueditiM un 

Delaware av, 

, At the rvqiieiit ol a dele;:alu)ii of I 

eituenti in the area, t'ouncii authorized 

.the posting of 10 sliced MIMHH : 

and two truik routi'v In the neiMh. 

horhood, 

TJie Council, however, said it wns 

pmverlesa la reroute bus traffic .is 

the bug companies operate under a 

franthisi) which slipulalcs which , 

routes the vehicles ire to lake. 

Take new, safe and 

effective TEEC tablets 

before sun exposure. 

TEEG modifies sunburn 

hurt and pettibiliry of 

blisters. Approved by 

doctors, Gef TEEG at 

your druggist. 

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in our spofless, sunlit kitchens which are 

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Special facilities for luncheons 

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ANT-O-GRAM 

fXASHL FLASH! FLASH! 

IN OCEAN CITY ON MY VACATION THIS 

STOP Ito TO TAUC TO ALL MY FRIENDS 

7 J0fr AHD SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 

STAlNTd^S TOYLAND 830 ASBURY AVI. 

3& > J 

THi OC*AN CITY 

G*rmanfow Cowp/» 

Marr/«cf 57 Y»mn 

Mr. nod Mrs, Bugepo C. Moore, 

as Wlnon* ay dgrmaMowB, 

be Here in July will etlebrato tholr WHi wedding 

anniversary 90 ThotwUy with a 

tMOrt Pal of Cbildron at /amity dinner party at their sum. 

mer home. sA *th at. 

Folio* bat* on Saturday appn- 

I OtmmS. StaHa, IT. or «sa StQinton* r FfnMiy 

Mr. Moore U a former teacher 

rofe 

«», laportad to aillltary suat 

OcmuDlown ISA School, hav- 

to a familiar aong relay the 

rat Mtvfoa ah** 

* a* aftaont without We 

ing retired mmar 

that "lu Juri* In January" 

„ . M *n tha tfand In- 

They hive d Hot 

Tbe Board of ftHholdan MK ttu 

and TMnarraw 

Middle Townahlp Coaaaaltta* FrWay 

Mama" number that aliaUid the "Gunfrght at the.OK. ^rrnl". la a 

tnnnanirlty aettled tMlr dMtanmeaa 

screen version wtth Rita Hayworth. slam bang Weateni atkrrins Bun 

over the control o* tnnle at HMt in- 

Try Our Deli 

The hlue-cyed blonde hnn siarred LancMter and Kirk Douglas, 

teraoctlon of Bay Shore rd. an| 

in many Hollywood movies including Lancaster plays tho legendary Wy. 

| Haute 47 near Ckmrt ItovM. 

"Knob Hill", "Some-thinrt for thealt 

Barp and Douglas plays the equal. 

, At the suMcatlan of John Knecht. 

Report Incrctsc M 

Boys", "Stale Fair", ihq movie ver- Iy lengendary Doc Holllday The 

1 

county traffic coordinator.'a townablp 

r.lon as well as the Dreadv.ay «how 

Si Psrinviy Traffic 

C H O 

lawman and the gambler form a 

I police orflscr will be aailgnml bgr 

"Ouys and Dolls", and her loti-rt. strange partnership. 

Mayor Lawrence Daniels to the ID- 

"Public pidgeon No, 1", 

Cardan Stale Farinmy tralBc vol. 

There are many sfcinniahes alonn 

i/TMction during peak traffic noun 

While Miss Blaine hss.heen In the 

ume from the Abwctm Intersection 

the way—osioon tormvls, knife Mbts, 

and on week enda to control to the 

llmclLghi for many years r.he «hy. 

to the Cane May tftrtrilnal ha* in- 

house (o house atalldngi — but the 

How of vabldca there. 

SU E 

rocketed lo new heiahts m mi* 

creased O per sent thl» year over 

story moves -Inexorably toward the 

Mayor Daniel* oald that If the truf. 

Adelaide In the pp«ir.n Runyon hit 

the same petted In MM, D. Loub 

nau 

pitched battle that is a Ansl e%. 

flc problem cannot be aolvcd by tin 

Tontl, eXeeutiVB dlrteior of the Now fiUMMVR 8ERV1CE PROJECTS, vmand by the Episco- 

ORDERS TO 

"Ouyn and Dolls", Then, lost year plosion, 

poUcrman at tbe intersection, die 

she turned around and seared in the 

Jersey Jttthway Authority, reports. 

pal Church, giva youn( men and m n si high «chool and 

GIVEN SPECIAL A 

tnwndiip would pay ttio coat ot tiw 

highly dramatic "A Itntful of Rnin" Thursday, PrMay and (aturdar 

Tontl uld Ine ibarp increase In 

lnotallatlon of a trafT.c light. 

traffic on the Cape May County pop collete ace a cham to "invert their tummer" in helping other* 

lo further prove her versalllliy 

••Something of Value" Is the fllm- 

TTie difference* mat laat Tuaaday 

tlon of the Ptritwuy IndtaKes a •lid to grow in actf-underctandinc Here, • group paint, a 

The Somerset Mnunhnn sinrj' has iHtion of the book of the same mme 

I when the freenoldem n>Jeet*d a regreater 

number of visitors to county Layreadeft home at an Epiacopal Work Camp M the Standing Conrich Chinese Ameri< 

hern adapted by John Colton and by Robert C, Ruark. H aUni Hoc* 

| quest iby township officials that tha 

resorts trom upstate aeeUons and 

Clemenee Randolph and while It hn» 

Rock Indian Retervatioo ta South DkU 

Hudson. Dona Wynler and Sidney 

county abare with the State Highway 

from New York and New England. 

be>en brought up to modern times. 

RESTAURANT 

Poliier, 

Department the cott of Inutalllnf a 

He painted out Out considerable 

Open S A, M, 

It still packs Ihe punch and drama of 

publicity promoting Southern New 

lo put feeling and moanini; info 

Sadie, Ihe stuffy mLwionery and 

It brings io in* screen the en. 

trafficltght sUtnal. 

Jersey rewrti Is being Issued by the 

Authority. 

Boat Licenses Lyrics—his nottcil l« if I Thouflh! 

HI 2 A. M. 712 WIST AVENUE 

thousands of Marincn eauftht'in the 

plosive beat delllnf novel dealing 

Under tbe txnpouil, tbo state 

Berw»n 7th a tth Sireiti 

VIVIAN BLAINE 

tofrentlaLrains of a SoulhSf,, island, 

niih the Mau Mau uprl-.inHs in Ken- 

would nay 75 per cent of the 10,900 

Mr, Tontl said that the Capo May. 

ConHnimi 11 Jim B#AC 1 Vou Needed Me. dip Vountf olrl. 

ya, East Africa, 

COM of tho traffic Ujjbt with tin 

Vivian Blaine. thr dynomic Atomir 

Tuesday ia teen-afle nnd Kind ni For this lilm. MCI has assembled 

county paying the other quarter. 

ix-wes. DeL, ferry hss been In batter aptnlsn that Hie day ef ilcamlna 

I Blonde of "Cittys nnd Dolls" fflrnp, 

night at ihn Oatwny with all siu. ihe top Nagro actors of siage, screen 

County onMala pointed out that it 

Btvcneet for the part two menOu and •namlnatteni tor power boat 

denis being odmllud at hn!r.pfief. 

[opens tonight as Mint Sadie Thump 

and television, 

has been a 25-ycar policy ant to naa> 

Ihiii In Hie more than a half century optralsrt ll flat far all, Whan Mat 

rurlnln Is niffhlly at B;46 |) m. 

county funds tor traBic lights wtt*. 

el Its promotion. He uld Ihe High- haepeni the driver mott be able 

i in "nain", one of tho aH-lime 

way Authority in greatly interested uiiiiuiiili af# his kifewlad09 s" 

liitsnics, at the njtewny Fin) house 

MOOHLVN 

in a municipality 

Chniles E, Wilson, Defense Seer*, 

In the ferry. 

running a boat and twrtHy tar 

I in Samors Point. 

lary, opposing.further unlncailon of Today and Tsmorriw 

STANLEY KRAMER'S spectacular drama of the valiant guerrilla war in Spain 

(Hwn er be won't qualify." 

Running through Sunday, July 28, the Armed services: "The existing or. flob Hope sla in the film of the against Napoleon's army of occupation, "The Pride and the Passion," is now playing at 

MATINEE 

I this modern vrniion or thn stflrv, (anliatlon .-a Ihe Pentagon reprt- life of New Yoric'i illu«irlous former The Village, It itars Cary Grant; Sophia Lorin and Frank Sinatra, 

Placards M Resort 

Mr, Nyman said ihe New jersey 

11hut has been dnnn inni;*tierah!ff senis Ihe must effective and most ef- mayor, Jimmy Walker. "Beau James", 

government officials in charge af 2:30 P.M. 

[ times on film and s!m*o wiih wonilnrficient waj to run the large.*! unjani Also appearing are Pniil Douelau 

waterways became alarmed nboul 

fhil siiepMH replnrtiii Ihe oriBinnlly jjilion in a free eoimirs," 

and Darren McOovin, 

(he English to use, - Sinatra pl.-iy. 

Rules Are Mfffftuftrf 

the Dry guerrllU leader and Miss 

reckless boating three years ago and 

In the title role, Boh Hope emerges Loren pl!iy» his equally (try girl 

Tbe problem or littered resort begin setting up an enforcement 

as a fullyll.Hlm-d dramatic aclor, friend. 


beaches wgj dtaeuMwl Thursday eve. program, A start on tightening up 

with a many sided portrayal of the 

nuts at a meatlng of tne Ocean city control over boatmen wag 'nude in 

witty, dapper, songwrtler and nhiht. 

Guest HOuso asd Apartment Owners the Ocean City area last summer, 

club, hopping mayor, whose free 

IURP 

— Clarence Puhrmmn, Conductor — 

Association at Ugiun Hall, out noand 

It is being intensified this year 

NOW PLAYING 

spending and stormy private life Today and Tomorrow 

Bailtinlni Bally at 1 w. M, 

im«IUte action «« planned, by a carps of 20 harbormasters cov- 

scandaliied everyone except Ihe vol- i A traffic cop quits the force and 

TOa Issue was reviewed by E. 0. ering the ana between Sea Isle city 

THI 

i err i turns civilian delee:ivc In the "Mid- 

Raymond, the Associations npR. and Langport. There are now 468 

The fllm diiimotij.s wllh wBrmth night Story, It sUra Tony Curtta, 

SMitatlve on the Ctvlc Cooperation Harbormasters and boat inspectors 

! nnd humor WaHter's night life, do- MaHsa Plivan and Gilbert Roland, 

Committee, which recently took the throughout New jersey, 

PROUDIST 

1 

mestlc troubles and headline mak- Curl is plays the policeman who 

matter up with city officials 

"We have been given tremendous 

\ inij ability, 

undertakes to track down the murd- 

• Mrs Ethel ZlfiUiHUan, president, Bower to deal with a serious proberer 

of a nriCKt who had been like- a 

announced Hut placards Hating reg. 

MOM1NT 

Thunriay, Friday and Saturday 

lem,' uld the speaker, "However, 

father to him. 

ulatUins far ibeaeh aBoarel and bewe 

are not running a Gestapo and 

"The Sweet Smfll of BueeesN" Is a It was, filmed in Cinemascope, 

havtor have been distributed by we are primarily interested in edu 

THI SCRKBN 

renlUtic, hard-hitting story of a 

members of the Association. The 

mostly on location un lite doi-k» of 

eating boat operators in safety. If 

BroaoiwBy eolumnirit v.hosie evil lust 

cards, printed by the city, have been 

San FraneyBjo, 

we manage to save only one life, 

for power leads him to destruction. 

placed In public buildings through, the effort will have been worth- 

HAS EVE It 

It stars Burl Lanenmer and Tony Thur.d.y. Friday and Saturday 

out the resort, * 

while." 

Curtis and introdiicpN Susan Iiarri, "The Little Hut" l» the hilarious 

TIM ntwt meeting of the Associa- He outlined for the club some of 

KNOWN I 

san, 

story of three civilized Englishmen 

tion wUl be conducted at the Legion the main offenses committed by 

Lancaster plays the power drunk cast awoy on a not-so*ivi!i»ed desert 

Hane on August IS, 

boat operators, the most frequent 

columnist and Curl is the Broadway island. It stars Stewart Granner, 

one Being .the creation of a wake 

press agent who supplies him with Ava GaFdner and David Niven, 

behind the boat which can capsize 

items for his column and does all hL< 

GuMtt of Flandcrt or damage smaller craft. Every 

double dcaiins for him. 

Oranger and Misii nardner piay n 

on Biking Safari 

boatman must be taught to run with 

huaband and wife and Nivrit plays a 

It Is a ilechi. Hill nnri Lancaster 

extreme caution when near marinas. 

friend that was ont'.^ the wile's 

The laraeit cycling safari of the 

production 

Biers or places where people bathe, 

riuiior. He come** up wiih a "share 

season for guests at the Flander, 

the wealth*' plan when they become 

Hotel was held Thursday mornlnB. "The boatman it raipanilble tor 

VILLAS! 

trapped away from the lent of Lhe 

Included among the bicycle enthusi- hit waka and whatever damaae It 


world. 

asti were the W- T. Meaures of uuiet," h> anerttd, 

Stanley Kramer's nionnmentnl Granger however, corner up with 

PUUMirgh. Pa.i William iiiver of 

Him, "The Pride and ihn Pasgion", an unusual way ol holdina hi* wlfi's 

Berluey, Calif.; R. 0. Mel.un of Van. Naw Jersey is more liberal than 

is the story of one of the most ad- ! romantic ntcrc^t. 

comer; Mn. O. F. Holler and her most other states In its ruMs govern* 

venturous treks ever undertaken, j , , 

son, Philip, end daughter, »r»iire(. ing speed of boats through bridges, 

and stars Cary Orant, Frank Sinatra 

of Merlon, Pa.; Mr*. Helen janea of Mr, Nyman declared, hut ihe rules 

and Sophia.Loren, •. ' ' . Tuition leoitod by 

Bclhlehem, Pa.. Tina Sims, Bruc of common sense are being go badly 

M ym Mirhieli, all of Bethlehemi abused that the harbormasters are 

T LLOYD'S GULF SERVICE 

: 

It is ihe lale of a band of Spanish 

Many Diener at Kutuown, pB.; thenow 

cracking down on those who go 

LLOYD MCCBACKEN 

• iliierrlllas who are dniemilned to Rutgers Un (varsity 

' drag a 11,000 pound cannon half wey Rutgers UnlverBity next fall will 

Bryw»rr family af Beech Creek Pa • through spans too fast or take other 

BATTERSEA ROAD PHONE 8892 i aeroiis Spain to liberate the vil charge all runtime students $200 i)iT 

Mn. Mildred Masehal and son, Don unnecessary chances. 

Karl Foole md daughters. Carol und Stress also is being laid on en- 

IGardtm Section) 

of Avlla frum Napoleon's p troop. p semester for tuition instead of %\\ 

Susan, of Lafayette Hills, Pa.; Miss forcement of a state law that re- 

I Orant plays -a Brliish naval offlii r per credit hour as at present, Dr, 

fiarol nynn of Pittftarg, and Mn. quires two people in a boat lowing 

who Is trying lo get the cannon for Ltwls Webster ,lone», president of 

Earl Simpson and son. Bob, of 

the State University, announced to> 

Wil- water skllen —one to manage the 

mington. Del. 

tow line and one to steer the boat. 

I iiay, Oiit-ofstale sitidenln will pnv 

! 

an additional $50 per term, 

To emphasize the seriousness of 

ihe problem he cited a recent boat. I 

F For the student carrying an aver- 

Pfc Font Completes Ing collision on Lake Hopatcong in I 

age academic load, the new tuitiun 

which three were killed and another 

rate, plus a $37,Sn per term colleue 

Army Radio Course > penon crippled for life, in this 

fee, will mean an Inerease nf §71 

Pfc Thomas D. Fanl, son of Mr, area a woman swimmer recently 

per year in his college costs. Btu- 

and Mn. John F. Pant, 3949 Anbury was struck by a boat and a small 

nenta In the College of Auriculture 

•V,, Ocean City, recently was irad. outboard craft was rammed and 

»/il) pay $18^more than they do now 

ttatcd from the radio operators wrecked by a cruiser, he uld 

Last Minute Menus... L'nivenilty College or evening sia- 

caunet at Fort Dlx. N. J. 

He said the harbormasters recent. 

dents wUl pay $13,50 per credil hour i 

R.A IN ' '• 

IIIB la«wetl( course trained Fanl Iy pIcKed up a boat thai was slowly 

instead of til, ' 

in the ryndamentals of electricity, sinking with eight persons aboard 

"The new schedule of tuition and . 

MODMN V1MION O« THI ALL TlMt CLAMIC 

he operation of various Army radios but no life preservers. This case was 

fies at the Slate University has Iron ' 

Thaf "Doll- from "Guru ami Ball*" Singing, Daitcing and Emoting and the was of Morse code. 

turned aver to the coait Guard for 

adopted to equalize college costs ! 

rant entersd the Army last Jan- prosecution under federal safely 

within the University and also ID ' 

in Hw Modorri VmlMi of S«Mmt Maugham'. CiattU 

uary and received baale training at regulations that require a preserver 

provide badly needed additional in- • 

Wrt pte. He was graduated from for each passenger. 

come for operations", Dr, James ex- 

Mis Univenlty of Pennsylvania In Mr, Nyman was introduced by D 

plained, 

NIGHT 

BM and Is a member of Beta Theta Allen Stretch, commander of the 

H fraternity. 

local toast Guard Auxiliary and also 

a harbormaster 

r \: 

, «h * Watl^r, Call K4S, IM|, IMal TO 

The meeting enjoyed two plane 

tar Oc.an Ciry Any time It a good time for a 

•olea by Jack Newlon, a formei 

men that wen i born horn equal to show 

Rotarlan, who was guest pianist fo 

th» evening. The numbers were nil 

whit *ey are equal to.—Columbia own compositions. 

Record 

Vi« President jtamue! R. **,,„ 

hail his first opportunity to preside 

in the absence of Herbert Godfrey 

president. 

Platter 

KIDDIES: DON'T MISS THIS 

aith* pride 

Chatter 

By •••• HILL 

Sue • Raney makes her debut on 

Capitol Records with a nock and 

MESSAGE FROM SANTA Roll-type oldie What'i The clot 

Wort Mr. Bluebird, backed by IIS 

XPWEPT 

th«(h 

; 

North Wildwood to 

Regulato Trucks 

The North Wildtvoad rry widuw ,,,.,. Lehar 

Dl PrOicnia Verdi Thurp'» Joy In My Heart ManaZuFCa 

AniieU Serenade Brm'M 

Mr, Alien KPIILM- 

Mon Coeur S'nuvre a Ta VoU, AmBryiliii .,,.,,.,,, Cihys 

Solnc Saciis Scûidilhi , , Bitet 

Miss BNen Ak*s;and^r 

Mis-. Kllcn Alexander ' 

The 

Walaina Cat Andenion Mile Modiiite : Herbert 

MornliiM , ... SpoaliS Utvvz Old Sweet soils Mnlloy 

PRINCETO! 

Mr, Allen Keller 

Mr, Tum perkhn 

Hand* Ai'ros* the Sea ,,,,..,. Soii.â 

Sempre Fldelis ,,,Sousa 

PAIIT II 

\ 

PART II 

Ut'ht Cavalry Overlure... . Supse 

Princess Pat Selection Herbert If I leved Vou 

Itodgcri 

strange Music Crit'i; » Mr, Allen Keller 

Mr, Allen Keller 

Oallop from Wiliiani Tell. , Hosilnl 

Naila DelibeH 

Wiinderbar .^...., Parier 

Eisiuener . Coward 

on thm Circle at 

Miss Ellen Alexiindt'r 

Miss Ellen Alexander 

Au Moulin Cillei 

Nell Owyn Dances Gcrnuin 

Diincinj; in the Dark Si'liwarli 

UBFISO Al Factotum .Ho«slni 21st Stt««t and Second Av«nu« in A\ 

Mr, Tom Perhins 

Mr, Tom P»rktiis 

Under the notibie Knsle , 

Wegnci | On ,he Mnl, Ooldman — Only 20 Minutas from OCMI. City via 

Rio Blta 

Tlerney j g\aie fa|r ,, Ilodfi-r-, 

The OardM State Parkway - 

WIDN1SDAV JULY 14 

PART I Experiment Station 

OWEN "BUCK" McGOVERN 

ACCOItOIONIST 

Jolly Robbers Overlure ,,. pp Hî«ntKC«njMia_ 

Serenade , 

Mr, Allen Keller nomberg M f t e 

Serving thm Finett in 

noises Hone.vmcuiii 

^Si,mm, at RutEein University had a 

tlyijsy Song , , allon Biiet [,(„,,,„,,( h w0UJd ^ pretty well worn 

Mi»n Ellen Alexander 

Bint af,eI, a ytflr"s U]lt. 

af,eI, a ytflr"s Ut. 

• LOBSTERS 

Dr, Williaml It, Martin, direeisr, 

Mikado Sullivan said after looking al some fiscal year 

• STEAKS 

Lovi, Me and tile World In Mine records that he was surprised to find 


that the Slalom entertained more 

• SEAFOOD 

Iron Division .Kii'flVr ll.un ZS.OUO vijilli.rs In 12 months. 

I»AItT II . 

There were HJ4 meetinMs alien'ted 

Siiei'l Adeline 

. , ; Kuril 

• LIQUOR! 

us 17,461 peraans in the year ending 

Vou"II Never Walk Aidiie Hoduers June 30. others totalling 8,000 nude 

Mr. Allen Ki-IU-i 

lo-. formal visits, just enjoying ,;lr< 

Indian L#ve L^TICS .,,.... Finden uens or loolUnic the station over to THE ORIGINAL SHRIMPS LAMAZE 

All the Things Vou Are , Kern get a general idea of what it looks 

JUiss Ellen Alexander like Among these were pro»pec!ive 

Moorish Dance Chant students. Cub Scoutu, Brownies, 

PHONE AVALON 74701 

Vienna Dreams Sloli sihool children, gardeners, home-1 


makers and many more groups, ; 

Oklahoma ,,,,,,,...,, Rodger? 

TEEG 

Take new, safe and 

effective TUG tablets 

before tun exposure. 

and truck traffic nnd Kinviling on TEEG modifies sunburn 

Delaware av, i 

. At the reqiiciit nf a iielc>:;atluii of jhurt 

and possibility of 

ciliiens in the arm, C'ouiiclj aiilhnr, ' 

iced the posUm; of 1(1 stiecd slins 

and two Iruvk ruuies In the nchih- blisters. Approved by 

horhood. 

The Council, however, said it was | doctors. Get TEEG at 

powerless to reroute bus irafllc ,is 

the bus companies operate under a ; your druggist. 

franchise which Htlpulaien which . 

routes the vchlcl.-j, are to Inke | 

*Wch ihe sing, in the same manner. 

Bob Bain's accompaniment ia perfect 

June li, int, and la a niuve of Me, 

Ing Unes the age of four flrit for 

her own amusement and then from 

« W teolM 

own TV allow from 

W, N, M. Su. now 

Angeles and when ihr 

she attend. Iloiiywood 

aiool 

b 

(op la Bobby 

mm headed for the 

Darin—a writer, ar- 

J is Million Dollar Baby (Atoo) 

For the «lrta—Bobfcy is o felt «* 

j ull. wolehs 165 Ûnd7 Si. 

brown Tf and brovn hair. ' Ms 

«o»n«thl»4f Smith and IDs Bed 

. It Ifou „.. 

. Baby (Vplc), two oldie, 

«ool reconversion. ""* 

Sand., fe»turod on cover, 

Mori. b. ^""'J!!" ou ««*ta« »d 

•torlaa in thn* oiuan abf a Let Me 

5L to S!!fLl C• * 

Dau Story", wtm gnat fceUnc 

*0dd atVMl to to* man, i|J 

iittla *nm Joto. alway. 

NEW LOWER 

ÂDULTS - 

IACC0MM 

in iTANLHY KRAMIR'i 

MONUMINTAL FILMING OP 

Bffl 

TECHNICOLOR* • VUTAVISION' 

ADMISSIONS 

,tf t jk'^^rS~ l .14'.f '',*•.>- /

£T'5^£SU5 L *5* i *' m . 5* 

city, N»* 

r Casey struck out, there 

for Ocean City boys and 

broke the l>ad news that 

longer when Ocean City 

September 9 

the rest of the summer be- 

Jut actually what the board 

..better break 

• and he or she will tell you that 

mfctter of life and death—to get 

Unthree minutes, especially if you 

„ gvin and must go to a lab class on 

LaiiSoyanCe has been frequent over 

"" ly of gobbling luncheon in 30 

>se who go to nearby homes 

^. ol the school cafeteria 

L ln>aa effort lo prevent incipient ulcers and 

neVcutaown traffic problems in the con idors, 

fctHSKtratininute to the time allowed for 

:hen the luncheon period from 

not nW the change very much except in 

will face in September the disagree- 

jitmixy or Bnsie .out ol bed 10 minutes 

i to class by S:3S. 

for all cohcerned is that once they 

wdn't even be noticeable—just 

and 10-cent phone calls 

Governor Robert B Meyner will 

be the principal guest speaker at the 

slat* convention Collins thiiirman oi 

Ihc 411 ir-ilr cumitivi Util ithib-l-, 

(ommltlee lepoilt thut II ixhibilGit 

have reserved span- lui the 4 H j 

hair opening mi Ihursdm 

AinonK Hit i_xlnbitois lit the 4 11 ; 

rmr an EdKiwood Supply t-ompj.15 j 

Rio Maude kdgewood furnishis j 

[taimall, for tht. IIIKIOI t)ptidtot> 

Exhibition each >(.ji Kindles told j 

Molois, of Cipe \ljy t ouit IU.ii'.t | 

ihis exhibit m»rki tlu flist uuttimu 

mile BtEeiKV to mtipri nte with the 

t4-H Fair in t-dpt \la\ Lrninh foi ex 

The it-nt t.\hibitoi^ \wll met idi 

Ihr Atlantic (.lt^ bleunc t.ump.in\ 

I California Sprav Chemical (_o(np.uiv 

Beactu, tox of the Villas lutfiii*, : 

1 ML'SIC CO or \milancl nith 'hi ' 

] Hummontl t>rjûn txinhil L I'art 

Jo, the)(, 

3 

r. Ut M*r. 

•V'" 

PQUBI.E PAYOFF: WANT ADS RAY BOTH UffB AMD READER. BE WISE, BE 

_, _, Advertisements 

BrtlssBitnta Mr ftieie flolumnj should b» In the office of The 

ll-Ladsar NOT LATER THAN NOON SATURDAY TOR 

fcY PUBLICATION and NOON WEDNESDAY FOR PUBUCA 

 

Uy Tone, Burp eeeda. 

Us Shop, 2nd aolWat Ave, 

il. Tree delivery. if 

FOUR PCBTER BED 

i 

1 U ' 

•Imoil 

Phone 

FOR YOUR 

antlcii. 2 

norns, etc 

PEN—Set of Qre 

h «now shoea 

A l 

tti El 

now shoea buffalo 

AIKIUI pleture pro- 

» l J«K iell for 

W* clar ' c » l J«.K. iell fo 

powerful 7xm mm binocular.. 

Icraes co«t im.ng, «eN lor 

Will buy gold cofn» and old 

trade phone nuns. 7-ge 

Igcd 

WSOn ill 

mi or trade, 

MOVING TO KLORIDA — Must sail 

Spreads, quilts. Muitha Waihlngfon 

cablet, maple mblc. laige maple 

arm chair, ceramlca and mlgcellaneouji 

Items. Also 14.fi. bout. G2Z pieuure 

Avenyr-. 7^ 

POWBR MOWER 

cut, Bi d 

reel type. 

tlt 4 

R R reel type. lUnch 

cut, Brigpi and Stialton, 4-eyqie en. 

Klne. Good condition, MTi.QO, Phone" 

some point 3621. 7 

LAROE ICE COCA COLA BOX — Ap- 

ply only evenings or week end«, A»h's 

More. 0lfi and Central Ave Ms 

lALLMAJlk WINDOW FAN three. 

•peed. Almost now. Heuonabje, 

Phone Somen Point 4370. T-2B 

TWO DOUBLE BED BIZE Innersprlng 

•"•\ltr«Me«, Good, clean eandUlon, 

m each, rot AUunilc Ave. phone 

7-2B 

iOARDING 

THE DELPHIAN REST HOME—Eld. 

erly ladlei, Kvmellke atmeasheie, 

Good care and meul>, Reaunabie 

s. phone fêan City 4206 7.2S 

'RIAL ESTATE WANTED 

ITATE TBCHNIOIAN iniiisferrBd de- 

sires unRjrTiislied dwelling for fam- 

" of four in Ocean city ai-ga, begin- 

bei 15. Write John J. 

"- S, Princeton N. J. 

7-23 

nlnK Sentejnbei 

Saylor, ft, O No, 

EVlNaUDK MOTOR. 19SS recently 

•hauled. tn» Plmiilcrail Winner. 

._ raulcu. in» P 

ia-n. Boat, Simpicv 

\Ba plemuic Ave. 

Winner 

S2S0.flb: 

7-23 

FR1U1DAIBE SALts and SERVICE 

Repair! to all make refrlgeratoi s. 

New Frigldairc refrlgeraiors ' rangeS- 

washers, dryers, freezers- Palmer Frig. 

Idolre, nil Asbuty Ave Phone (JJ35. 

Open every evening 'til 8, (i 

KEYS MAPE^Gompleie ioclumlth ser. 

vice. Automobile locks a specialty, 

Walter E, Alien, 70S Central "Awl 

Phono 2W1. |f 

SIFIED DISPLAY 

[uc-wmuc 

IDWILt 

D CARS 

Hmembmr — 

find th« fintit 

ars whore (lie 

Naw Cars 

> SOLD! 

UCK 

: mm 

>ury Avenue, 

f''V PhoiM 0606 



REPAIRED 

OCEAN CITY TYPEWRITER 

SIRViel 

MM Aabury Av.. Phana 12N 

Bales and Service 

Winter Storage 

Imide and Out 


PRII DELIVERY SIRVICI 

HOFFMAN BOAT YARD 

Somers Point 2205 

SMALL HOWSK OR APARTMENT— 

F ttrnished. yeiniy. Would like tbiTC 

lieditioms if possible, Smnii luinlly 

North end preferred. vVrlio Bu* ffira, 

Henilnel-LedKer. 7.Jfl 

MARRIED TEACHER 

wire desire one ur t 

apartment. September i. 

write (I. R. liHnison. 

Utne, Ai.in.iii.ihe.STO, N 

nnd uorklng 

o bedroom 

Ni, children 

vm Lincojn 

J 1-m 

VOU MUST SEE THM snserty tor 

Invritment. centnily loeaAtf.' with, 

n wdklne dtatanee of alt .tort., rea- 

tAUninu, Ooordwafk, Upper Bart of 

ItooM Ideal lor rooming EoyaeXc bed. 

raonu, J baus, Irving i|iaiw> for 

owner. Street, floor non weuplM, 1 

•pannent and afnee. Mint b. .«-n 

to be •ppreclated at a •aarUleTai 

price, calf DOTS or Hop at 813 (Mitral 

Ave. * 736 

BEACH FRONT DUPLEX—3529 cen- 

tral Ave. Excellent laeatlofl. Mod. 

eralely urieed. Apply owner. Phone 

Ocean cliy MIS, T-SP 

I*A eorner property tor Hie taiyer 

looking for a year around home. 

Built lo present, owner', specifIcntlum. 

Full price SHMXi (flrmj. First Iloori 

larMt living room with fireplace, 4ln. 

ing mom. «un poivh, kltehi.'n, utility 

room and powder nioRI. Seebad Hsori 

3 Mdraunu and hath. Atlached pnif. 

hot water oil heat, fully Insulated, 

Cjpsg to finest beach, J, A BiifWii 

Realtor. 27SD Asbury Ave, tf 

Mit tent • » " - 

wesfcly, Si« any 

ROOMS FOR RENT 

TOE WYNMERE 

ROOMS—Private I 

twin bcdi. Freshly 

arm. Laundry BcllIUe 

week. The Jo-T " 

•AB.TMENT and Roonu. 

— twin and double 

ripniw maunsaes, 

._ loeaUon, Rsusnsle 

ealey Ave, »a 

TODAY 1 !* SPKC1AI, 

IM FKKT BAY 

NKAK 

Pkau 14(t n < 

LINWOOD—No, i 

Road)-Mew 

m DELANCEX PLACE—Five bedroom 

house, tath, kitchen, dining room. 

Hying loom, Twu-beUr 

quick sale. 

Bayi, Kitcnen, aialns room, 

om, Twu-beaiooin apanment 

floor, OaraEe, PrtoM for 

e, call 1102-W, 1-m 

M,l. YEAR BUNOALOW, hot waier 

Beit, 3 btdioomk, Bath, llvlai room, 

diniu rooin. kllchsn. Garage. Nicely 

furniihed and equipped. Excellent con- 

dition. LargB lot. Priced luw .0 j 

seine estater Rousher, ^ Oni Ave I 

to •IB.m 

25,00 to 

Aptutments 

ClMrbrooi t 

ATTRAC 

house. 

IVE ROOMS In small guesl 

Frlvale or s.m|.prlvale bathi, 

ng. IMP Wesley *ve. B«hone 

EARL BECHTEL, right, is i 

Lions Club, installed last week by 

den, center, international councilor of the Lioni, ( 

president Carl Wllkerson is at Ush.—Senior Stu^to ] 

Two Changes In 

US Dealings With Com 

•y 

Wathlnoton C 

WASHINGTON 

AIHV ROOMS—Twin beds, sleeps two 

pr more, hoi ajid esld water, showers. 

everything very clean, H0.0O weekly, 

Ru_t*is, »1B Ashury Avenua, Phone 

3!lh STREET nUEST HOUSE—Light, 

ally uilh private kaths Large 

sun deeji averloAins ocean. Free 

purKIng, Restaurant on premises, 417 

MU1 Street, if 

STREET FLOOR ROOMS — Suitable 

elderly people. Very reasonable. 

Near Boardwalk, restaurants. Com- 

fortoble beds tone private bath), Larse 

pm-cn. Weekly, balance leassn. Idle. 

Wld, 710 Mooriyn Terrace, phone 

VERV SPECIAL SALE throughout coin, 

i orvei-j- flni- 

J>iici.-a 

ing wiek oh seleetian of veii; flni- 

Trle 

Am 

TWO FAMILY, HOUW — Furnished. 

Ideal Irani Ion. ajn sixth street; near 

II jinlvlilos. Summer and winter 

use. A home and an Income. Some 

mlnur i-epnh-3, S'ery reasuniibfe for 

prompt Byy. MORRISON.* Sih 

Ocean Aie. 

GATEWAY MOTH 

BAY 4 MARYLAND AVENUES 

lOMMS POINT, HEW JERSEY 

' MotUrn 21 UniN 

ivarything Fln«l 

TV Air Conditioned 

Wall to Wall car*4t 

Omrtoahlnf Bay balwMn 

Aflantre City awl O»«i City 

Modsrat* Rafas 

PHONE S. P. 4356 

APARTMINTS FOR RENT 

RIAL 1STAT1 FOR RENT 

RENT=Bungft!ciw 2 bedrogmfi ocenn 

view, electric kitchen with i-arbsiMc 

,ll«I).,siil outside showi-i sun deVk 

S10U ta-wk. ,rO47 Asbury An- "" tf 

COTTAUE—FurnlsHM. Kllclivn" bed- 

riHjiti nnd iiath, Sunutier or %eiiiiy. 

Near Oir in city. slSo.ijn per nionUi 

tor aumnu-r: iilnlei, S45.t») pei munth, 

Phiin^ Tui'kuhoe 77-R.12 7.26 

413 CENTRAL AVENL'E-Kllll 

apiirtment, two bediuonu. 

loni. kitchen, bath and porch, 1 

ninth av season. 

floor I 

i Ing i 

COTTAtil; -ISih si. 

Niltiy tiMxii. iifiii'hn 

liiiin. hoi (inn rnid 

or month of AUKUII. 

lily HOB WealF}' Ave 

Kiir lii'dmunw 

. niiHicrii kilt-lien 

slimier. Wcekit 

llcnsunublc. At- 

7-& 

Vacuum CMeuncr Repairs — Ail Maks 

IIOOVKH SALES AND gEreVICI 

flOBUnT E. HOFFMANN 

2 H, uilmot Ave. Bomers point 

I'h, S.I*. Siiu— Frse Plck.Up A Delivery 

POOS • CATS • PITS . ITC. 

JSKH \VEST AVE.—AtlrucMM. modern 

2-bedriHjm hunyjiloii, Keivly furn- 

ished. Open for inspect hill. Keiir pro- 

iecti'd bciich, othor ueekiv rcniui^ 

IIVUKUSII. Riibm-I w, Muiilnihili,. rtcul. 

lor. 48a> Rjilllrn,,,, Aic., phlludcluhlli. 

Phime BEIKiuMe d-inSl g.39 

Pii. 

FLOOR sANDINti MACHINE and wax- j 

ins t*mb*r 4, to 30th ISO. 

Apartnwntt aquiv. to 3 b*d- 

roomi, living and dining raonw, 

til* bath, kHclMna—all with 

•undaska evarleetilna K*an and 

Boardwalk 


MAI. TOR 

1J1J Aabury Arnnit and 

•»4 l 

DEUJXE KJRST FI^XJR AuurlRieol. 

SM Wesley Ave. Two twin bed-' 

rcjorai. ill me bath. IHI-BCLining is = 

«llh dinette ail electrie kliehen « 

breakfast nook, Ojicn troni Julj 

i\ 

Ma UALREL HOAB-Tnu in- llin-c lied. I 

n«>m ut«ii-tnii>ni«, I'.BII und nil y. In '• 

n ijulel nvlKhhuriinuil, riillllcs und 

iiiiiHIiiK included, "W«t-*kl$ in munthly. 

Piione 3131.W. if 

iny r 

ed, . 

winter. 

FLOOR APARTMENT-TWO 

IS, .bath, kitchen, lumn lit, i 

sundfek. Hot water iriclud- 

(oMIed._ Sumniui or 

SS or l.TO-,1. if 

Tuesday 

and 

Wld CENTHAi A\E, 

-"" ckly or - 

menls wee 

jral lioor »L 

wwn during Ausim, 

lies, Mary Sundstrom 

Bmull ! 

moniiilj rent, i 

ints. MUM per 

nci- on pft-rn. 

nil al Ave, 

sailCKfl APARTMTOTi, Bnêsjey 

CKJ 

Avenue, 

liousekeep; 

culed. Obenlns 

uu. sepi 

Cl'.%n. quiet T__ 

a(iHiiniiMiu. Cenliully lo- 

I fiTJm Julj aTth, Rales 

iombef, B5.ou up. i'tntne 

tAHGE AHp SMALL AFARTMENTS*. 

lSB,qO, »T5,00 1100,00 weei., aeeani. 

motaiinB irom lit! peopia, phone 

1139 AMURY AVE,— Foul ruonu anil 

bath. Available the fiBlh of July 

and Autusl mii.oa u »«.!;. ulih atui 

and electric. Apply 1IJ0 AsbuiT Alf. 

7-33 

PARK PLAft.—B2»_3 01 1 rooms 

i o^nlnits Ptciu bomdnajk 

munth Appl>

.ftftrVStf' 

tui 

tef tl» 

rCltiBiu 

Joins 

US Budgeting 

and «v* 

Mew Jersey 

_ US MM, tbe bill is 

. for eoBsMeratlM In the 

I'Jf ittM-BtaUve. this 

> HO has already been ap- 

apposition In the 0, 

and (us tbe support of 

I flsetl authorities Including U. 

star Harry F, Byrd, Secretary 

£,t ihe Sori 

.u! o{ \.«ur life 

tuiw 

trv? our old car 

ARROW CLEANERS 

935 Atbury Ave. Ocean City 

PLAIN 

DRESSES 

CLEANED and PRESSED 

s 1.00 

Cash Arid Carry 

. ip ta i 

Matt as Buck at the sundsrd T3 i 

I in^pas paNencer ship auadards, and tbe meal 

radar tad other navigating equipmect. Manned by a 

mmtMT oswr't homeland, ise eovend some 8.800 mflej. 

ot Om I M Canal, u> deliver crude ofl bom tha PersUai 

#f 

Th# heavenly new compressed powder f 

YO.-T.WW. hw ,mVmiA FM» »>Om yew OH 

ind|law!No 

OowItifcBa»W*onKnenlv, 

can get a broad hint of same af ihi' 

reasons from un pdititnal EM£e 4ir. 

Uele In last Friday'H Wilmimiinn 

Morning News. 

The eyliimii-lung e. Townsi-nd 

I The boats v.ll| sftil lo a point Dor 

the Ocean City - Lon£poi I Briilji- 

whrre they will turn and move in u 

southerly direction pflftt a Jud^« s 

revlewinj! stand at the Yacht Club 

They will continue along the (jay 

front. In good view or spectators on 

the shore, to lBth «t. nml back. 

I*riie« will In- awarded »( Ihv Vm-ht 

Club rollowini! the pamtli' 

ft««litratlon< for *ntrl*s will con. 

Hnoi through today and tomorrow 

at Chk's, 725 Aiburr «v., and af 

rh* Vechf Club. T\,t. Ii no reg 

*>e Pe»* i, column* *. pt*a» 

tin- terry hill iifirr Cjipe May Conn- 

I.I'H Stale ScMiiiinr. Charts W S«nd- 

ii'tM. had uniKiunced thi* nu-fi mrv 

bfid "ununimotis" support ijtross ihi- 

10 Uw 

Of the fcri'v in IVhi 

Sandman himself. 

awfully ftm*lly About thl» Cap* 

M*yL*wfi f«rry". Ha go** on to 

say that *-th* hamt* with which a 

*mall aroup of politician! In Sut- 

*•¥ County, D*law*r«, and Cap* 

May County. N*w J*rs*y, ar* ti-y 

ing to ram thl* ferry along glv** 

r|»* ta a rank odor that offend* 

th* note" 

Tbe writer t«yB hv was "*ho('it'fd 

by Sen at or Sundmtin's net ions and 

public uticriii.ct'K ubile eonferrlnjj In 

Dt-tuwnrr with I'lTiciuls, anil hf wax 

xlijifply "*-"r!IiciiiI of ihc New Jersey 

I* î*liitor fur bis effortK to "ha\e 

the I \\(i stiiirs rustl inlo the ton- 

si ruct ion of a I ti tv even be.Ore a 

t'.i If if feaîbilily report in issued 

i.nd sliiflietr 

Flunk t-tiiir.irtei-i7.cM Sandmun a» 

iKivin^ 'ii Hiiy of sprinkling hair 

ti iilhx ii round" Jiltd li;ivinji yn ,,p. 

lîrenl lovt.- of «tinji his name In 

; -I. The proponents of the ftrrjl I 

(headed by State Senator Walter I 

lloey of Mil ford i have never 

j proached the Ilgle HlKhway 

m. nl with their plans nor asked 

llhhhH'ay Department nupport 

i "2. The same proponents have 

never Approached the Delaware Me- 

muriai BHdge Commission with their 

[Hens nor asked for the cammlaiiinn'a ! . , _ 

wRPort, , A. public hearing to 

II*"- I ringed in_ " 

Araa 

ObiaKHon 354%. 

'3. The »ime ferry 

Stiidmm wiiiiid have thi* ntatr i» r 

Dil.iuan riiik »U*> 

,«ui wnitinn f 

exp 

expecte 

a propel with-t S 

traffic feanibihty . nuenoe W 

rcnwri. . lypebf new 

"4, Tbe hjinii' ferry fnK.H-t.te* hold t b bllf 

»iti 

Miin'h tbe p'ueon would have 

In en just fill much barbecucl 

mt-'iil In its e-seupt'-proftf prison 

in thf i-liiiiluev of Mr. jincl Mrs 

W I Dunahut 

IVputy Fire Chief WitlUnn 

Mcvnan said ttiiit the bird uppiu 

t mlv souJJhi shelter under the 

peeked nie|;i| ciivi'r o-f I he chim- 

ney, mut fell lo ii-s bottom. 

Flreniiin F.d How en bnumltl 

the reseile to it Mieee^NftiT COM- 

'llihion h>' reuehiim up throti^ i 

it tlraft opetiiim ut the bottom 

4il tbe *. himnev >t;irk »nd remo 1 

*rij_* (be bird h\ h;iu yards fiom 

tile tarlii'l 

SeraeaHl Beiijamln Dunaiin in a 

range suasion two iveeks ayo lilt Uw 

Liu »hot«. Chief 

aven 

Ohief smilli reiiorid thai 111 

age sliootlna »e»sloii ustts u, 

round* of Biiununition, At jg,7D lor 

a box of B0 cartridges, now fatioi'J- 

loaded ammunition COKIN f 122.In, Tile 

officers have adopted a ivlwidint 

methad In which the cost of each 

shot fired on the range is an eml. 

mated V% cents, or a total of $12,S0. 

Simple arlUmiviii reveal 

. - . bulUcve 22 times in 30 shots, Clilef Simplij arlUmiviii revea 

learn lo protect himself against gm|ih hit 14 and Hergeanl Cliaiies of iioo on each practir. 

naardji of his prsfeMioli, and he I Rosk-a pepfMM-ed Ifce rcllU-r spill with The workhorse of lliu reloading 

13 hiiN. operation Ut a uadget whleii hag Ihe 

no priviieees on the appearanee of a small, pneuinailc 

•. Patrolman Hurry automobile Jack. This device per- 

Beverin scored 14 bulls. Kven Ihe i fornu Bve separate and dlMhvl ftine- 

that ii • no, tempoiiiiv Kumnier pstralinen I lions In COIIVyiluiy « IIHKI bryiiii 

p 

"•1 lvain lo pi-oteil the ifeneial 

"""" 1 ' " nV 

Court Rules Waivlr 

For Steeco Wen 

The In 4fl i li_-« 

in^'Utt 1 cutivoy 

Drum without 

riliu^ to dipt. 

t. 4'timnijindin^ 

iiien. iravelini 

made I Iu. 34O.mlie 

movcmeiii to Camp 

a NiiiMli 5 mishap, iiccu! 

Trumiiti H. t4wuiy«ii, 

officer. 

Each Uiviil bullery 

Ciiy, Wikhvtmd and 

went iu ihc first hiv< 

side ill lliuhlttmvn, N. I. lisl Thurs- 

. day evening. Early Kriday morning 

the convoy moved on! to the night 

hlvouiic area by way ol thy Pennsyl- 

vanla Turnpike extension tlirouslh 

Hcranton and Alieniqwn to the Court- 

See Page §* column 4, please 

Thvy ibeard the city oillt-taJ 

lit** nt-td Inr M wider beitch at the 

report from ,Surf rd. to 12th *tt.. and 

for tht.- dredging »( Be?ich Thorofare 

for \hc l>en«-(.l ill iifl\ t^jttion in the 

•irea of the 17th .md l«ih st. la- 

rom OCCHM 

ll,mimonlon 

H -.ite out 

Th* Corpt of Engineer r#pr»- 

tentatlvft* •pi'H'J to coftftr with 

th* chftf *ngitir«r of the PhlUd*l 

phla district and r*port tv th* 

*t«t* and tha municipality •* a 

latw dat*. Mayor ftowktr »ld 

final word I* not *aTB*ct*d until 

tha mlddl* of $*Ptvmtt*r or lattr. 

lîsi wei>k the State IVp»rtmenl 

ol (.'iinservjilion and i-^connmic Do- 

£*>• P**e 3, cotumh S, pi**** 

fêan CJlty eom 

Iheir aeaind favoratole opinion i 

"""" Uie stiite Superior Court in 

weeks Wmlne)id«y .when 

til or i thony J. Catm nfMId i 

**"" clly offlciait) in weivintf time 

aliiiii In eonnectlan with tlie 

velopment by Stseco Homes, tne,, 

tlie Bay av, niviera area, 

The intention resulted from a i 

bi-uMghi by Wtnirred C. and Char 

A. OlilfleW ajlainst Sloe __ 

Inc., Worshop, Inc., City of Oceacj.; 

City. WeJlinston Homes, Inc., an*.; 

the .Si-.ilxiard FidiHIty Co, 

Rescue Squad, With Services Booming, to 

Ask Public For Financial Aid Next Week 

Tha *u.t was for d*m*#*i 

vdly su*t*ln*

f: 

&*, *9'- 

!.'„* . "I. • i 

"Jr -•=• 

i «• 

Ing, The old casing It fitted into a 

grove on i revolving ling which 

move* around the bottom of the 

machine to the right. At the tint 

station a plunger shape* Ihe easing 

to Its correct cylindrical proportions. 

The second station knocks the 

used primer from the bottom of the 

easing and moves it on to the nest 

stop where a new. fully-charged 

primer Is forced into position. 

The casing Is then moved to Ihe 

next Italian on the round table where 

the itecenary granii, of powder are 

dropped Into it. At the final station, 

the bullet Is placed in position and 

forced and crimped Into the month 

of Uw casing. 

! Opcratlani are performed an 

fiva caitingt In th. varloui Magei 

with on. puih of Hi. pfvnaWr, 

Traffic Jam 

CantlniMd Irom « Hamn, dhltlon managar, nport. m. Frank Humell, Colony aA. 

Mayor Honker retailed that this m»nl lmf>rov*m*nH. 

•d that power coniumptlon Monday Members of Ocean City FtoaUa M, 

outlawed practice of anchoring null 

was IIJ par cent ahead of any U, s. Coast Guard Auxiliary, will pa- 

boats on the ,bay blinds is exactly Past CommiKtore Edward C, fay single day In ifM, 

trol the parade, AHtgned are CUff 

what led to the establishment of me Jr., of the Own city Vaebt Club, 

Clark In tbe Sea Lark, Daw Clanicfc 

squatter's village which blighted ine in a letter tills week is Osl. Allen F. Mr, Hmn concurred with Mr. In the Damara, BUI Monerief to the 

approach to the city two decades , , Jr., dirtrlot engineer of theHasan's 

observation that much of Pêr, and Howard Palmer In th* 

ago. 

Army Oorpi of Inaineen In PhUa. the Increased consumption Is dueJeteaway, 

delpllU, recommended tfeM a Aamlt to more widespread use of air con- Qlarlea 1. MIHtean, of Un eh, 

It was noted that at (hat time a 

bfldec «Hh 20 to 21 foot clearance ditioning and coaling equipment hi ber of Commerce and the YaeM 

IS-foot boat was pegged out on the 

be built instead of the proposed public buildings and homes. How- Club, is chairman or Hie committee 

meadows near the .Sotners Point 

Bjied Brid«#, 

ever, he nld he was convinced that on arrangements 

Mghway, Tile owner Auiii a shanty 

on the boat and lived in it. Soon "TW» allowa 7S per cent of theCape 

M«y County Is entertaining 

DISCOUNT CENTER 

other nomadic baymen joined *he mull boats and cruisers to go more people than ever before, which 

first and the squatter's village nose through without any openlni! being is another factor boosting consump- 

along g the highway g and at other required, but itUI would allow pastion lor all purpose.. 

y aie of large comnvercUll fishermen Figures from the Air Conditioning 

819 ASBURY AVENUE • OPEN NITES TIL ? points it The Th city it cleaned l d out htheand 

nltboau «-lth marta of more and Rafrtgentlon Institute and 

condition in IMS, 

than 35 feet Is make the Inland pas Edison Bectrlc Institute show that 

sage during periods of bad weedier ntm restdentJal room air condition 

iffshore", fce «splaised. 

ing untta were sold to New Jersey 

your Choice! Baby Parade Fay also argued that the flxed residents last year, though the exict 

spaa "would militate against an number in Southern New Jenti Js 

Continued from Page 1 

eventual Improvement by the federal net known, 

sler, of Union, N. J,, will be a guest 

government of the waterway M ACT has 213.209 customers is 

fur the day and will rid« • eonvart 

Dresses or 

Cape May to Manasquan", 

eight counties. 

lole In the proeeaslon. 

One of the major additions to this 

U and when the public hearing Is 

jear'i event Is the offering of a 

scheduled, the agencies involved will 

special f!00 savings bond prize by 

give boatmen and other Interested 

the Ocean city Hotel and Restaurant 

pertlea ample notlee so &at 'they 

Association for the most outstanding 

can imnge to attend and nxsrstul 

entry In the parade. 

their facta for prescntalkm_ 

Mr, Keppler hope* the data can 

be set before the end sf summer 

i j -—-jaj* iaiîila ar abAâ^d^ 

UGyilTS lurat pppBg patBnL 

drinking idgs ftar^teid fay 

libber-«. 

704 Asbur? Avenue 

MEN'S SHOP 

720 Atbury Avenue 

Bathing Suits 

5 

Hundreds to choose from' 

... all from well known 

makers ... all at Discount 

Prices! Sizes for 

juniors, muses, women. 

Or, Sargenf uld that this prlu 

will be l authority to 

chans* Hi. Mrtm ef Hie tale from 

what Wll advarflicd and agreed 

upon. 

"By what right do*t U lie with 

the BlalntHN ar the parti., to »tlpvlate 

whs ttiould b* .xompt? 

"In the absence of any fraud or 

bad faith on the part of anyone, and 

because of the long deity during 

which large expenditures wen made 

tt Is nun in keeping with justice to 

safeguard all," Judge Caflero ruled. 

Try Otun CM MMrMinil l-lrn 

Beach Funds 

Continued fretn paga 1 

i-elopment, under wMeh the Navl. 

gatlon Bureau operates, announced 

Uw alloeaUon of $761,500 to nine 

beaîfront communities. Ocean City 

was not Included. 

The state department has $1 million 

available to assist seashore communities 

In their battle Mains) 

beach erosion. 

co had not made the required fill 

and was, given until December, 1W4, Caps May Driver's 

to BJ1 and grade the area between icense Revoked 

2Oth and 24th sis. 

The driving license of Joseph A. 

Trolll Jr., », of 411 Elmira St., Cape 

Msyp has been revoked four months 

In his opinion, judge Caflero said 

"to trt aside the resolutions and . 

dMterri • f«rfeitur» at this late date 

would work an injustice and wrong 

not only on the defendant, Stoeeo, 

but also on Workshop and Seaboard, 

who with good reason and faith relied 

upon the sets done, 

"Furthermore," the jurist iald, "It 

is dilHeult to understand how the 

owners of 23 properties (currently 

occupied) or their grantees, if any, 

could escape the results. Similarly, 

their respective mortgages, of separate 

flnanelns occurred, might be 

affected. 

"Tlie plaintiffs desire a strict eon. 

•traction of Ihe clause which provides 

'a failure to comply , , , will 

automatically cause title to all lands 

to revert 1 . Such construction can. 

not overlook the word 'a!'; and !hi« 

notwithstanding the stipulation that 

'any judgement could not effect the 

rights of these Individuals 1 9&rt Jr. rspspted ysierâjf. 

He said Trolll wag arrested for 

•peeding and i#svy^ Us seene of 

in aeeident^ 

. 

SOUTH JERSEY 

HEARING AID CENTER 

llrADU AND 8EBV1CB FOB 

Ul MAKE8 

Mull* N. Kauk, Hrp 

IM BaiBHir Tfrrace, Vladaad, N, J 

PIIONK ox. 1 I7H ar OX. 

HERE'S A REMINDER 

To Check the Fit of Your 

Boby't Sheas . . , Out-Grown 

Sheas Ara Harmful to 

Growing Nat, 

• FIT WILL 

• WEAR WILL 

Cemplato Election of CHILDREN'S SHOES 

Tott-to-T*«ns and ln4riWMni 

Tralnad P«r*onn«l la (MUM Propr FIHing 

Doctor*' Pr*«cr»ptlon, Ateuratoly FilM 

en's 

923 Asbury Aw, 

SHOES 

Fhem 3373 

SUMMER 

Ocean City's 

Largest Exclusive 

Mill's Store 

Summer Suits - Sport Coats - Slacks 

36.95 

SUITS 

45.00 

sum 

Bermuda Shorts - Sport Shirts 

Swim Wear - Dress Shirts 

$ 36 ,00 

SPORT COATS 

LEISURE COATS 

55,00 

sum 

f 31°° 

$ 43 PI 

" oyLAR 15.95 to 31^80 

• W.7S 

RIGULAR 10.95 8.76 

SPORT SHIRTS and DRESS SHIRTS 

2.95 , , , NOW 2.36 4.00 . . , NOW SJ| 

4.95 

, , NOW 3.96 6.95 . . . NOW 5J& 

SUMMER 

SLACKS 

7.95 , , , NOW 6.36 

10.95 , , . NOW 8.76 

14.95 . . , NOW 11.96 

17.95 . . . NOW 14.36 

PRIi PARKINO 

IN RIM 

or STORE 

ALL BEACH WEAR 20% 

"iiijiî *^JS* 

BERMUDA 

SHORTS 

4.95 . , . NOW 3.1$ 

5.95 . . , NOW 4.76 

7M . . , NOW 

9.95 . , . NOW 7.H

1*37 SPRING' 

LANDSCAPING 

SERVICE 

Slock Grown in 

Our 

Cedar Bridge 

Nvsay • GreeBhoose 

ZKN4 ROAD AT 

BARGAINTOWN LAKE 

&Mit PoM 2M0 

69: 

^m£^(^MM^^&Si^^ 

WofMir Taken 6n 

Tour 1 

Auxiliary Program 

Mn. Bafb saw . wM ataanid ok 

lun 

•MIIT îpia wtw in- 

haWf India. 

tariM. rt »• 

nMtag 

miny bwgln aM r < 

pWk or nd- 

Otfen'lBlndni 

cb^rvMrj a Sifl Wlea 

wonun who f • 

II yean «M BJU< 

sred whtn sp 

ppllliciiJ r*pr 

ethers, 

•The vuiii ID In 

4*5 

hwr. Maria. •*• 

Mf.- %S* , IT AM 

fam 

V. 

«:•* *< 

M>nUe trip lo a 

Mreral dajf* 1 The IM «DM MUndini |haj Sum- 

• H An*JU«r» of law Fin* Methodist 

CuURfa TIIM£w aJtsflsoa in the 

jo,irnc> Ii 

»** 

Bdcuyn* HMM mn taken an a trip •ortd fansiu Taj Mahal, 

j to India In (mini Iff Mrs, DaeuJd I 

Mrs Ructi'i amchalr 

UT 

K. Ru*h, sue* spMkw ;„„ „„ allBtratH, wit|J ^ ^ ^ 

t »1» to* l»ep»r! 

' Mrs, Ruch. who originally «n» tunic, whirh she had bnuCM «itfc _# 

Mdoda i» 

ham N«w .fcncr. kM a*eal UM past hrr, including the Modem nun', ^ 

10 jeart snUi her huafeud u mb «mpl«t covering and the Bant arrri 

in India. Th* lut Bye rear, and rari-nlarcd outfits of 

ban Md aMUnktraiiTe jabs and 

vr lo relief work. 

Mr*. 

Mr 

The nusieal pntng was prf.»ai 

the audience for Ibcir jd by Mrs. Albert Broski, who sms 

'inp Iv India, the speaker pkaed "Wbilhar TUou G^HB* and -CMo**. 

around large pictures of Iht cauair; She was iccomnasied at the piano rium 

cud II* inlutkltjnl* She explained bj her dauiihter, Mn, Helen a Itid- 

that she and her husband live in alineatui, 

who Joined her Bother n The D m OVlacik C3u6 tl utf^. 

asm bane in N'e* Delhi, whirh is j singinp a duet of "True L0i«* iHBS T^w** •'01 mtrl Sar.rin fit? 

BWden wonder »»h runniDi water, Tholnas UutlkiHtH sanp a solo ol ina a: fc>* o«iact « -,s# fcssw ••; 

onlj wild, and Busll laUets. 

"The Bible Tellj Me So". 

Xn, KalMeea Simp.-' ill Tit >; 

Ptvotionj eotilled •Faith Wjih'Hit 

•t her ha«e Ike 

Btaervatloii" were led hy Mrs. Ba*id 

iii.ll She look her tmst frma lh# buffalo milk 

tfl targe buekeU. ThU sutk BU^ he 

hoUed befene it y u»?d and is v?fy 

heavs' with rream. 

CMnlinuiRS *?tll h*r ii\ arqUJ-nt- 

«*" lilk Mr? lufi irl-ûrecl S r 

Ibndu neifllhor% *hy alos^ ûh 

tteir taree niarned &s&? acd Ifteii" 

10 TO 14 LB, AVERAGE 

FROM OUR NEARBY FARMS 

Morrell's 

ICON 

REGULAR 

GROUND 

BEEF 

m 79c 

3, 98c 

REEK A FULL LB. FREE!! 

of Extra Lean GROUND BEEF 

i m mats of mm ION aowp tm 

unan j 4froa, caos 

OMMk sM> USerr MIAT 

TM 

AMIBMMV MEATS 

? 41c 

TOUR Beef Hasfa »•«•«» 

-^ Mobsses i2^j«r27c 

R far M 6Aft 3 P^ 25c 

atiMfir BCAC ^V M0BT0M 

. ffaaVaVI I3CHJ •f%af^ Sitt ' mimatnr c s> L tor IB. 

of Palermo's j n«B *£ Ik 

_=. _ 1 iritriinii mini rrTi 

• A. M. to 6 P. M_ 

FtBAYS 8 A. M. to 9 P. M, 

ALERMO'S 

SUPER MARKETS 

Awe; 411 istm Aw, 

Phil's Beauty Shoppe ^ 

W«ri Avanu* Pham ifM /»•, 

HAIH STYLING ^ 

PERMANENT WAVES "—^ 

Dot's Beauty Salon 

A Comptor* iMUty HMd^wrMra 

3331 WBT AVMUg 

Deris Walk PHONE 1247 

AMPLI FBI! PABKINO 

WE ISSUE S- * H, GREEN STAMPS 

^Jl "* 

mow 

404 Boardwalk 

Spetialiiing in Per 

KMlfV AH) BEAUTY SHOP 

SALON 

713 

Complete Scoufy 

Phem 1770 For 

Ro*d 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

JOHNSON'S 

•eAirrr SALON 

A 

Phena 1141 

Afl Type* PwaKBMfif Wmms 

LAURA NEWTON 

i 

HELEN'S 

Beoufy Salon 

ANDREW'S HAIRDRESSiNG 

ASBUIY 

BEAUTY SESVKE 

by AMMfMr and CMitf 

GLADYS 

CERRUTI 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

IN NCW LOCATION 

part 

tWWLT 

teody 

torewide 

wings! 

SIIUU, 

STEAKS 

IMNNI IMSM 

Turkeys 

5 to I pound, aven-Ftady BELTSVILLE 

NONE PRieiD HIGHER 

Special Lew 

None ffieed Higher |b. 

Frwh Graund Beef E.,.U 

aP -I. M— M M f "SuMr>ftiqht" Regular 

rranKiurrers «K;ng $» 

Slked Pklcle LMff P ^ P.g 

Fresh Clams rlTM^::;'.;!:'at 1 , 3^- : 

Sunnvfield Butter "%lr^.'u 6T 4 

P^; Beans 3 S 35c 2 2 is- 31c 

Corned Beef Hash 2 55* 

Allsweef IWargcrine 2 ^ 53* 

Triple Colo (^jdn's^'îit o t^« 49 

A.P Orange "'",?"" 3 85« 

it ef fW SMSM, Carf* 34 Shi 

CANTALOUPES 

f, thick, pint mrateJ 

Cantaloupes from California 

S*n Joaauin Vallev , , . 

W Wee .., Hent Priced Hiqhw) 

Pears 2 - 25* 

» JSpecal Low Prlee ,,, NSBS Pri»rf Hif rwr) 

Cherries „ 31* 

Orante Juke ^« § £ if< 

0M Leaonade *-» 6 t= Sf« 

Educator Cookies £:i: 2 , 45* 

Kraft ^t^ Kr 33< v 57* 

B«KAsts«A^ki af*Latu» J*(4 

rwiuiv %IIIDS MCwW « T « *!^- 49* 

§n 6-ounce CEIO. pjcLjgei. ••• ^" " 

Oierry Pie &^- ."&.•*£."• 45 r 

A*P Coffee «^ ^ 4f< ^ ^#W 

ke Cream 

f!aiT "* J T r "iS** 

Sal* to Pln«ne» 

to Ball Gam* 

eike sale wlU be held Saturday 

line at the Acme Market, ipon 

bv the mothers ot tha Little 

City League, Proceeds from 

[ale will be used to defray expenbuses 

u> take the 

boyj to philuttapfUa on Augiut 14 

lo tit thi Phllllc» piny St. Lbuls. 

All person) desiring to donate 

cukes, cookies or any horns marie 

baked goods are requested to brink 

thenMo the Acme Saturday morning. 

Try Ocean City Merchants First 

More people by far. use 

HERTZ 

cmi 

For Vsur MolW.,1 

Far Any Oayl 

FOGG'S ISSO SERVICE 

ITH & WIST AVI. PHONE 8561 

"WHERE FRIENDS 

MEET TO EAT" 

The 

CHATTERBOX 

9th Street and Central Avenue 

Complete Menu from • Snack to a Full Count Dinner 

PHONE 0717 / 

Free Delivery Service 

SPECIALIZING IN 

TO TAKE OUT 

IZZA 

VOLTACO 

SPEC 

with SAOSAGS 

MUZZARELLA CHEESE 

with rlrPIM and CHEESE 

wilt. MUSHROOMS 

with ANCHtfVlfS 

With eBUMBLID MIAT BALL 

with SALAMI 

• RAVIOLI • SUBMARINES 

• BAKED LASAGNE, !mb. 

ANTIPASTO • CHICKEN CACCIATORE 

• VIAL SCALOPPINE WITH SPAOHiTTI 

la HOME MADf ITALIAN SPAGHETTI A MEAT BALLS 

U BAKED li.CHICKEN • FRESH TOSSED SALAD 

• DELICIOUS STUFFID PIPPIfli 

VOLTACO'S 

1917 WIST AVENUE 

PHONE 0753 I 

Ljke JLliiian ^JtlbuA 

with a ^jtair to feminine 

Twins Among 22 

Births of Week 

I Son Arrive* For 

I Oc»an City Folk 

Mr. Stork worked HOUblc tlmi- ilur- 

I Ing the pant vreck by di'iitiltlng 11 

I boyv And n like number o( lfirlii, includlrvK 

twin gb-ls. at the Shore Mr 

mortal Hospital. One Imy Joined nn 

Ocean City family, onrr glii was lor 

a Mnrmora cuuple and Uirr*.* j|iii>. 

plus ihe twins arrived for Sumers 

Point fnrnilles. 

Con-gratulatUms ti't to Mi 1 , ami Mr 

ThomaB SuiUvan or isa w. Duwes 

Benefit Opens 

Hostess House 

Thu first Mile of Dirties ^smp-tign 

or the current spjisfjn, sponsyri'd by 

the HONIUS-H ilouhK lur CitnvHlpsetMiL 

(h 

i od IN! Chii Fth, £ti vf I Jit* In v at"ill Uiii 

u bfiuf ialk. I'lill Turner. pr f -*idnt 

uf thy Chainbf>r «r L'ttiniiivt'yi 1 , 

'expressed tho MUp*s support in pro. 

HiutiitM iiitcrt-Ht in ihu !u^q| L^tabii^lv 

ItiVlfl. 

Croup siiijiinM* iiUL=ump.iiiietl D,\ 

MI>. Jflmts Kiifilihli. tuiuludid thi^ 

pi oyrain Rulrt'shniunU were st?rVi=d, 

Phi la. Group at Church 

The Rev, Ithva Swann Limia?i. ul 

the Aileyne Mumorial £rMM, =ChUi-i-h 

of Phllaclelpiiio, and his choir and 

tfoi^regstion «iil be guests at the 

Matudonia Churvh. lOlh si. and Simpgo 

A av. Sunday evening et 8:30 p. m. 

P»r f«*hlon rlflht daHiM In Draim, Suits, Co.tt, Cocktail or Dlnnar 

W«,r, Sportiw«r, ^ W M juit a Sm«rt QMt'gr AeetMBnf, /•« " " »»]•«• 

yaur tMifldtHM In th« LIUIAHALBUS SHOPS. Exqul«Jt. r.ihlorj with • 

îitinttlw* flair will bring you ttiSM flittariiiB "iMf Drârt" eofiipllirieriti 

all thru Hi* V**)*' PMrsfnaltiad'Mrvicja «nd that delightful atmMpihara in 

•II fha LILLIAN ALBUS SHOPS maka aaeh ¥l»lf an Illifanlura In Frthlon. 

A charming coll.ction and a wide taiaetion In both ehtiarful Shop*. 

Atbury Av#, 

904 Boardwalk 

Ocaan City, N, 

Ocean City, N 

J.i 

| 

tHl 

Coming Events 

In (Ocean City 

TODAY AND TOMORROW 

Milo of Dime, ttmlt Ilwtcss 

SATURDAY 

Cm-nival in Venii 

p rn. alonff the Ba* 

iv., Somen Point, on Uiq bliih if a 

daujjhtr.i" last 11iursdn,v. She has 

Men namod Tonl Lynn and joins 

two brother!!, Tomrn,v and Tlmniv, 

Mm, Sullivan is liie foiniiir Saliy 

High ol Otmin cily, Mr, suillvnn Is 

emplujud on tlu- Oteftn L'lly Sqmers 

Point bridttu, 

TueHday twin Mill" nrp'ivtil for >ir, 

and Mis, Harry (icrlurd, 14 K. Wilirioi 

av., Homers Point, 1*hey h.'ivy 

been ndmed Barharfi Ann iind N.NtH^y 

PalKU and jnin Ihree sislcis. Marjorio, 

Jiino and Bll»an, iinil i:nc 

brother, Johnny. Mrs, Gerhard In 

i the former Barrjaill McDonald uf 

PorUniouth, Va, Mr tiL'rtmrd I* 

! stationed wilh the Nnvv ill Viriiinln 

, Bcinh, 

Also uii Tui'uday n sun nnhed lor 

' Louisu antl tiuoiHi. (iriirlili. 3Tn 

Weslminiiitur la,, Ihis t-it;,-. lie wilf 

be jnined Jit .home oy two brothel's, 

; Oeorae ,li, and Mark, and ii sister, 

Mary Belly Mrs. liiimih is tile 

iofnier Louisn Powell of i lii^ rily. 

Mr (iiiflilh is slnlioned ul Fl BrHSji 

N, C. 

Also un Tiicsdfly .'I tliii|j,hlt_ ! r iirrived 

lor Anna \!ne and niHuird Hun. 

j bury- oi Marmora nild (in Wediiesdny 

' Haiti"! ;ind RohlTI Volini! ul HI W, 

Meyriin av., .Somers pninl, Heieomed 

a ihui filler 

Mr. iind Mn Mnrliil ISiilcs nf 1H0 

Ejtton rd., Somerii Pullil. bt-i-aniv Hie 

parent!, of a (iiiuuhliii yisli'iilny Hhe 

ha« been named PeDordh Elaine nnd 

jyins a i:j=muntlwi!d hnjHikM T Kleven uêloek Club of Gcrariium 

Tcmi)le mcotliiK, 8:30 p. in. HI iJle 

home of Mrs, KnWllpeii Sample, 111 

7th si, 

* c * 

Confer! hy Ciiuir of Covenant 

Church of 8pfln2Bol(l, Til,, B p, m. 

Th* Ocun City MMllul Sotl.ty 

his arnnstd far spMllI NhM 

•incrflincy sirvln far th» mnm»r 

miM, Und«r fhli plan • 

Physician Ii an duly far »mi - 

Biney Illnnt from II F. M. fe t 

A. M. A list of than Phy.lcl. • 

Is an fl* •! Palic* H.«dqu.rl. , 

Phon. MM, Th. f» tor Ih* i 

c.llt will b. »10.oo. 

OFFICE HOUR! 

S«rvicM 

Tha offlc. hour, af th« fallaw 

Medial Phytlciani, mtniban 

fh* Octtn City M.dlcal $ecl< 

•r* Ilitad far th. convtnl.nc. 

nf of arnm 

John B. B«ck«>r, M.D. 

1811 V*>fclry AifHif 

DIuiMi nf BcitnH ••d Aim 

•»:Bi •• II «,1B, — f OS lq iiM p 

By Apeiiiainii'si 

. James 

I'liO.SK SIM 

David. Mr Bui i« Hie liirniei 

jeumlle Weils of Mnru.-ili- Mr. Robert A, Cornwall, M.D 

Battv^ is em|ilo>ed in AiUiilit/ C(b. Til ttmim Av, IMi IMl - Kc«. « 

Oll« Houri b|^ Appaistaifiii 

Aldrich cT^rowa, M.D. 

I31IB Owns Arr. Pkgnc • 

If S* Alim, e«l! I7M 

Office iiourf bjf AppiatB 

William A. Doabela, M.D 

1413 Wilier *»«. 

Office Hsart by 

Dr. C. Fred Ooaringer 

IS Nnu( Ilirliur I'lmn 0 

Itouri b 

HarccherPetllt, M.D. 

Ml W*HTP?S Ar^niiy rhiillr < 

Offlfr IlffSFtt Iiv ApP»!f!lnifil. 

He HnliFi W^datîUy of SSiidi 

Paul H, Pettit, M D. 

311 Bth Slrf^t — l'h. I95fi K^p 1 

PriffiF*. timifri |o I lie ?>« 

Mareia V. Smith, M.D. 

Ml wUiVJ A.VDU"'.•'" "Vhii'iw It 

0 lu IH nftiin == ii lii 4 ... m. * 

i to jh!» p. m. 

Suiiiln.v-. ri flu.in lu 3 p. m. 

John 1, Towniend, M.D, 

Howard 1, Hudson, M.D 

M.1 U»l«j A»r. I'll, IHi »r ii 

ID-ll a.m. — 2.S um, — M p 

I. B, Tyton, M. D. 

-.10 (rnlrai Avc, 

liins IliiHr* by Aplttpini n.i'n 

riii.n, ol:!i—HIM - J1J1 

Paul L, Yingling. M.D. 

««) «>.li.y /Irr. fh. IMS. Id I 

liUl'RSr ift u. m. ill Qiit>n IKs. Nl 

? |i, iti. if. fl |f. In. 

"*jlV AIMM(l!wTiiK?jT """' 

George C. Godfrey M.D. 

• in HKXI.I;* A\ i: i'liiisi: II 

II Sn Annnrr—('•II s,,ni.r. IT II« 

Ufflrp Ilifllri! f •' M. Hull) 

Hfif! lly Aiirifiiifmi'ni 

OFPIC1 HOURS 

CuMi-tegy sf Ui»a& (il^ 

OiUopalhic Physician* 

John I, Dovine, D.O. 

»:,a HKSI.KV AVK, 

rnou. MS! rmidpact oi* 

Office Ilffiirn: 

It a.m. . 1 p.m. — t:S« - Dim v.m 

No BrcatBf llaan Tbandar 

Charles H. Vail, D.O. 

Ill Illl Nlrret fhiiBr O 

Offlrn ifniira hjF AppyiBimrnl 

Nil Kirnin^ Iliiuri 

Eliz.B.Wolfenden.D.O. 

By Appointment 

2740 Central Avanva 

Osaan City 41211 

CHIROPRACTOR 

Dr. John A. lohan, DC 

711 ATLANTIC AVINUI 

Ftion* HU 

SIUnil.y..«Vil.r«l., .o..• 

aid ThroRl 

llj- App-lnlniriil OBIJ- 

Mori, . Kl. . Sal.—IB . 1 

KIIOSK Mil 

G.org. E. Nrrh, M.D. 

PBOIATRICS 

Phon. 1753 J 

Weil • I'ri. • Nul. • Nun, • IIS Ap|>* 

..•• riHJ-i'.*(,i JÂS 1 ^ 

ttn ft» MIBIC Pier. 

perudj, 7 f MONDAY 

y Hav,n MiUIn^' nrhool pieillc, 

Cîko Kiilv nt th A» «!«• 

Hous£ fur CjnMili-*t-. nt OhU (.n| 

"Thousand Duller Ruiulutlonnry 

•eflvMi* *mi ifMay «M*rk

•frg Y« Q*t feat* 

IDAY VILLA 


f 1 M * St. neuaRMk PftiM 3709 

' 'V Wing Go»cJ Horn* Ofofc«d Otnn.n 

| hi i »m fflinilii T T" " " - *—*-r * *•*"* * " 

fi»e> Parting $po» in 

• JttjUlri. Mr. WMtf Mr«. J, Gilbert No 

At Oiamofid Beach Lodge 

ON OCCMfQMVC SOOTH OF MLWWtJD CRIST i 

AHt CONDITIONED 

THE BEACH CLUB 

PKESENT$ 

RAY EBERLE 

AND HIS 

ORCHESTRA 

DANCING EVBRY NIGHT 

HOME OF THE BAYBERRY ROOM 

THf SHORE'S FINEST RESTAURANT 

•AST J MM. MIVE FIIOM PAUWAV IXIT 

ran MMMC FO« IMI CAU 

THE INN 

Bmmtlmy's Paint Hole/ — 

ON ROUTE 9 NEAR THE BRIDGE 

< -* 

nmrt at tbe 

. Hwlricilll>«fIBPtiC 

| Throws JatluJli lferold Bodlnr and 

m. t»d OcMn 

wHfc tood, cote, brr and his wife, and the Rev. and 

HIS 

Mrs Davidson, who art missionaries 

SAM DONAHUE 

•AND 

un a neighboring island, 

MATIHII CAHCIHO Ut, AHD 1UM 

AMUIiMINT 

OCEAN CITY'S FINEST PHARMACY 

; Tht clergyman is obsessed with the 

' iticn thiit all should pay far Iheir 

: 'iiiH and in Sadie Thompson he sees 

1 

Si( at its ugly workl. When she re. 

ibnVM his efforts to save her 

iSTABLISHID 1W7 — MOOHNIIID IN Ifli 

DOCTOR KMOW* 

PHARMACY IS OUR PROFESSION. IP IT'S 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

Five Skilled Regi»ter«d Pharmacists 

at your service In this Pharmacy 

Final Opportunity HAVE YOU AN 

EMERGENCY KIT? 

You "Should Have One for 

DuBARRY PRODUCTS 

REPRESENTATIVi 

Car • Boat • Home • Hiking, 

ite. — Consult U* 

We Have a Full Line. 

OEMD CSty'i Only Rsgliter.d 

STATE SURGICAL PHARMACY 

1 commtUM rocai&DMitled 

ho 

goes to the uevernor and using nil 

tils connections forces the Governor 

to order Sadio to leave the Island 

on the first ship for San francisco, 

Sadie cannot go to San Pranei.NcIo 

due to a legal difficulty from which 

she had run away. 

At the end of her rope and willing 

to try anythiiiB to avoid being re- 

Uiipi'd, she agrees lo repent and 

be saved'. During the fallowing 

(hours he seems !n hypnoli7.e her nn. 

tM she firmly believes the only way 

eiil is to reiLirn and face a three, 

yuar penitentiary sentence. In the 

nieantimc several Marines who are 

st.'iionecl on the island and have 

become friendly with her try to save 

her but in this semiconclous trance 

'hu refuses all help and insists on her 

punishment. 

Tho final, act produces a surprising 

fiimaJi and sululion to the whale 

i.fliiir and brings about the return 

•if I hi" unjjiHul Hi iitious, lively, rough 

Hid imiBh Hadle Thompson. 

Vivian Biiiino, blonde favnritc htar 

Qi the Bri!adway«hit musiciii, "Guys 

nmi Dulls", as well as many movies 

proves to be a star performer in thu 

rule, 

Frank Schufeld also holrii, the and, 

u nee wllh his stellar acting His exp. 

Fkhliin. nostuie and even Ball an 

'.o superbly done that he is thoroujjhly 

haled by one and all, Sihofeid 

also is a veteran of Broadway anil 

UjkviMon dramatic produsMiutis. 

Others uppeariniJ in "Rain" includ • 

Edward Julian os i;ie Marine Ber 

Kruiil who wiinti to marry Sadie, 

Mary Ann Lowe a, Mrs. Davidson; 

resident director Hichard Farnier as 

Tratlir ,Iae Ilnrni'i Emy Hosc.]|[ as 

Trader Homo's wife: Art Wawon as 

ihe sailer; .Carmyn Ciplinger as ur 

MrPhall; Connie Van Ens as Mrs, Mt- 

Phtil and Edmund Johnston and 

Oattanno Mannlno as two Marines, 

1 having

Stop 

AT w* rrwr 

Piripwij Ml MriHr 

Of Custom 

WOMEN'S APPAREL 

POT MM WMWI Mutt 

PfcHin.H»» f tarn 

OU1STANDM6 SUMMER CLEARANCE 

NOW IN PROGRESS 

SePARATES —SKIRTS and BLOUSES — BERMUDAS 

f * 

h 

I?' * 

»«rtil UM a *w m du 

1ft* ft Kto htu h mi* i Mi M Ukc Uksot 

KB 

«*• Central w. tnAc without teak- 

B ê^^^tf^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * ^^^^^F^ • • • • • ^ •- ^^V 

tato •=- nwitt 

m OnM •». 

itWC» 

1 - «-»^ 

wm ridtog Hqda noted fm a 

knl MHIMIH »» •» 

Mki at • w«t Atlantic OB BMal 

•UH iMr Ittbsm, trim brwum ttaB 

to this toan to rc« tto Mtgcta. 

NIe* akf William R, Smith 

bnndrd CTCIM* M a •#• -nan* to 

tool tnBe safety". Re naUitad out 

Mat bicrrtln* aaMcnu bra been 

tenaW nm ftvqMnt dnrln* the 

pul Knnl months Tbc rtlri urfrd 

pirnu la in»i« aa euefal rMM 

to UwJf MeyeUBg ehUdna, 

Ptana OMM CHy 110 

OB/TUAKY 

WHMI MHtef, Bit 

Hanlware Merchant 

William Miller, former AUeBtoirn, 

Pa, hardware dealer vbs had been 

residing here stnee his rcttnaent 

about Sit yean MO, died at Short 

Memorial Hospital (I Somers Point 

Wednesday Be mm, 81, 

Mr. Miller Bade his home here 

at Plymouth Inn Before taking up 

resort raMaee, he had tew a sumner 

resident for M rears. HE U a 

member of Hw F. 9nd A, M . Aoial 

, Arrh XasoiB, Commander; No HI. 

and the Knights of hniUas, «U of 

AHenioKn, and the Lettish ConsM 

or> End Degree Misonj He betooted 

to the Reformed Chunrh of 

AltaDtnrn. 

Surviving k a daMhter, Xn, Rath, 

erlne Newell, of MUttum, N. J,; • 

mo, Robert C, Sillier, of AUtniova: 

three grandchildren and two gnat 

erandchiWrrf. , 

FtDMrsl Mrriee wB he conducted 

tomorrow at ABatMnL A local 

viewing for Mends here will be it 

Foreip and Domestic Apparel 

for 

MEN and WOMEN 

DAILY 

A. ML 1*6:30 P. NL 

mcavoy 

boardwalk at haddon hall 

atlantic city, new jersey 

phon* 4*3439 

PARKING AT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 

•nd BOARDWALK 

A GIFT FROM McAVOY IS SMART! 

JVJMIB 

li*iT*". 

THE OCEAN CITY SiNTiNEL-LEDGER 

Commotion of the Coffw King 

JOIOJ DEAN, Of the Klwinu Club, was given the royal 

robes, crown and sceptre of "King of the Capers" « climax 

of Colony Club variety riiow Saturday night. Here Mrs, 

Alison Smith, right, presentj check for $100 for welfare 

fund of Kiwanis Looking on are courtly attendants Mrs, 

Betty Clymer and Mrs. Jinft Smith,—Senior Studio photo. 

smith- Wlliia.T. J. ... * Bajnnn" !"!-«> 

tte Smith Funeral Don, MB Ceo. 

TO THE VOTBRS OF CAFE SLAV \s ernrr. ML^ tîjjih^n 

COUNTY AND TO THOSE HEJUnN 

,1S3 ceniral AIP 

tral IT,, from 10 to 11 a. m. today NAMED NOTICE IS HEBCTY C.IVKN Werner Hnrare -- ..isss iin.rni Aie 

(Fridays. laterBCBt will be in Unkm That the Board of £]epflu>i£ cl County 

Westend Cemetery. Allentoirn. of Cmse M*y Sl«t» of New Jmws »(M U iiitajn*. Uil.iiffl J l^&i r'rnrr.t A*e 

traSfer lo the Inactive til* on Updnfj- 

IPPKR TpMSoHiP 

d»}-, August 7lh 1957, Ihp pfi-mruifni 

regtstralion forms of the fg!lo»in!£ vv^ 

D1STBHT I 

Utrmms whs or? at prm/eni nÔsAi-r^d Brauch.e. Mrs M:iiif . prip-sBu-t 

TOUR MAMUAmilS PM from the addrti. Bppearirm afisr Ihtir Bmuchle E4»in P«n«M 

AIR RESERVATIONS respeiflKT Rnm^s for the ri-psun thiii e Hn Sia-t.^ret - ..Tu^taiic* 

upon investigation eonduei^d by the e Sir. PtUiip TyefealK* 

Lmr Traval Aganey, IM, cbynti of Cape Mas' Bmrd of ClmUnns Mr» fin Ptitnburt 

it vcam fpiuia that the resistprfd (taer Kuien* H - ,...Ft--mtnirs 

11 % T M M l>m, AJUntW Cit» dpea sot reside at the sddFe^s i^Ji^n. 

Si) r,ie D^ 

Any penson ahoge fyiiiie appc-aFs 

\\ ts>ds Rrl MafTr^.T 

herein will be Blvcn an npauriunli) 1.' r wn:iim L 

be heard at Jhe County Elation &->ard 

BH Aind-i^s P':.-.. Mirtnora 

Case Mav court House M*5nd;i>. Ay, eii- JacW ........... -..Pa>f=m£ 

gust Kh, ISBT, frntn I! A. M. anil it etL Sirs Marjor.r K 

appear* that the result of the invosti' 

nation is erninesus iviih rt^spe*M i.that 

person his or her mum. win ne 

nulntd in Ihe Arti%e Flic. 

TKIS NcrTICE Is given puriuant in 

Title 19. 31-15 of the EleFIIon Lam 

itate of New Jersej IBS. 

.r:.^. Hr.., 

Pfeiffer Marian_ M 

Taulane. Sadi? E- 

JACOBS BROS. 

ve.VineUnd,N.J. 

*,*>!* 9 

Harold E Winder....... ....Chahfnnn 

draw A. McGonigle. 

Stanley C SehellenEer 

Janies AT O^Netll .,,.,,_ ,,SH?TIIES^ 

OCEAS CITY 

5human 

Shuraan 

Jcsseph ...so S' Jrimes PSaft? 

Mm Helen B'SI Jinm I1a« 

D,* ~--* XS Allantle Avtv 

Bland.. Mr.. Luc'ileT.*.,,,,,. 119_7Ui si 

liikraffi baiia? ,r.__. = 442 s\t^t Aw 

lerUI JUH, Jr ...,,ii6 West M. 

Jordan, Maijorle ... MB \v«-. An 

I^ge Nelson - KM v.t-st An 

1 — 1 

Bailey Walirr A 

" "• "• inn. F\ymc^h " —• 

Muilirn. Hii»jTl B 

u illiam*. Rfi.- - .. 

Bardoe. Ba-biir ] K. 

3afdL>e: WillUUTl ... 

Duneui Mlrtatti P , 

Duni-an Ronald B. . 

Kyre Korart 1 Jr - 

Eyre. Horaf* J. = = .. 

j.iiie. Mn "Ul'liar,, 

Jone. Paul M. 

L M E 

Turklngloh. Hnrace R 

Austin. CAaries = = _,. 

Callajjy Frank ..... 

Callass Tlle (UHe R 

Feenev Mac 

MattheHî. Da* 

aladyi 

Sin S- 

»! Aw 

, ;«9 K surf 

.".•> E Su-f 

. T18 V." s J ' 

g:mtr. A 

..Jtt, "h S; 

..,5*5 «h St 

6.V. ldth Si 

Ajres. Mrs niady«.lO» V. . 

Dale. Mrs Eliuhetn A 

Ifui Iu AAs 

Ai» 

Dale Hai-iTj .....„,,! di* Af Ai* 

Ulil* RMhel I0B7 Simpj-jn A 

Power Uwmw E. ...12B We« A 

Power, Blaneae A .,...1«S V.-lV. i 

Tufpln M, Marj .. nrfr y. csi A 

Bnmeller Annrew F 

.ffl V, i'ih s; 

Henk, Juason R, ... ..... t: 5T 5TUi a 

UnBiin. Mrs, Helen R 

1SH «.»;•>) M>. 

In, Horaee W...1S14 w^w, A\e 

e j. Russell .....ma w i"ui st 

: R«na JH W :T!JI SI, 

HEssiii Tn»s*lllr 

HI«TR1I T S 

BM"v Sins Unvh J 

rmonl 

CV-r-.,.n! 

ITS COMING 

EXCLUSIVELY 

TO 

Htxon'i 

MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 

7J3 Aibvrv An Wttanm itM 

HIGHWAY 

HOBBY HOUSE 

OCEAN CITY and HADDONFIELD 

1316-18 BOARDWALK 

MODELS, CRAFTS. TOYS, PHOTO SUPPLIES 

^ — ATTENTION 

BROWNIE LEADERS 

DIN MOTHERS — CAMP COUNSELORS 

CY VAUGHN 

WORLD AUTHORITY ON PYROLACE 

WILL DEMONSTRATE THI HUNDREDS 

OF. USES OP i«AW.ST«W» 

AU DAY SATURDAY, JULY 27Hi 

DONT AilSS THIS 

THI LARGEST MM, MOST MODERN 

TOY and HOBBY SHOP 

ON THI JERSEY COAST 

! IMf • 

Comings and 

Out Petersburg Way 

•r LILLIAN s j 

prrraSBUBC—Mr*. LouUe HINI BjTUin 

and djushier ittnmt JlUs '|?*: 

tored to Miami, Fu., wher.• **> 

visited the Wmwi «•". *•»J" 

her bother, R D, Oal« of Charts 

ton. West %'».! her aunt Mrs, H u 

Mellon, of Bomwv, «.»• %>; and ' 

friends in Windwstw. v«. ( 

Mr Hid Mr, Rohert U-! ""JO"* 

lo Ai!»ni,c cil, and PhiUdi-lphui, 

rweitljf, ' 

Ms. M«r? Srtr»-ei«)ln« *» »";' n 

law Karl iodiuni, of PnlliiiJelpliia. 

P, • «•»« BUFSIS 0( Mr. and Mra 

J.ck Bujansti and famiij, of Wood, 

bine, 

Mr «Dd Mrs Frank CKoni and 

diuchln- Diane, VUIIMI »iui rel»- 

HIM in Billeplain and Wow'bini!, on 

Sunday, 

Mr and Mrs. Roger fiibcrson reiumed 

home Thursday J^rom a honevmoon 

irip lo the wsslefn »tat« 

Mrs Esther Kauffman, of Wood- , 

teine, and Miss Lillian Sihweibinz 

*»re sTsjioiii in New Vorii and At , 

lantif City on Sunday. 

Discontinued Summer 

FLORSHEIM SHOE? 

for Men 

REDUCED 

T0 

15.80 

OCEANIC HOTEL 

11th and Wesley Avenyt 

The CRYSTAL ROO1 

FOR DINING 

Delicious Dinners . . . 5:30 until 7:30 P. M. Reservation* Accepted — I 

Appetizing Breakfasts 8:30 until 10:30 A.M. Personal Superviiion Kill 

Fashions at Dinner on Wednesda) 

by California Shop, 1112 Boardwc 

PLATT'S MIDSUMMER 

FURNITURE 

AMPLI FREE 

ENGLANDER 

Fucka-Bed 

S T O R E W I D E 

CLEARANCE 

Reductions of 

20% to 30% 

DTN G 

DANISH MODERN 

. LMng Room Set S3S9 M * 

S-Pc, Dinette Set $2*f 95 "' 

S-Pe. BEDROOM SCT 

With Doubl. Dwii,, 

ri Nile Stand! j40f 

5EAF0AM MAHOGANY 

4+c.DinhigltoomSet$31f M 

WALNUT 

PLUS MANY MANY m— 

DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN 

FURNITURE and " 

OPfN EVENINGS 

SUND4Y I TO I P. 

PHONI 

SAY, JULY Ifc 

FOOD SHOPPING 

and JULY HEAT 

GOT YOU 

CO/VIE TO 

NCLE DICK'S 

FAMILY AAARKET in BARGAINTOWN 

COMPLETELY 


A PLEASANT 10 MINUTE 

UNCL| DICK'S 

BARGAINTOWN 

• LAKE 

UNCLE 

DICK'S 

(Tlk* Shor, Road to 

6 

CENTRAL AVENUE 

Llnwood, m*k* l.f* turn at 

C.nlT.I M.thodl.t Church, 

•t«y on Central Avanua, 

csnlinua pait •arsaintewn 

Lain up ovir th« knell 

and you unt mlii 

Uncle Dltk'i h.ng.ul). 

- ACRES OF FREE PARKING 

Sliced Beefs 

CONE 

omatoes 

Iheerios 

)scul Coffee 

FROZEN 

Tartan 

FRENCH FRIED 

POTATOES 

Tartan 

Tartan 

juice 

Tartan 

LEMONADE 

2 "" 29c 

2""27c 

V 35c 

ib. 

97c 

Syrup 2 ""35c 

Chickcn-of-the-Sea 

TUNA 

Chunk Styl. 

6'Ai-oi. can 

TARTAN 

METHODIST 

CHURCH Q 

LINWOOD 

iOMIRS 

POINT 

SCOTKINS 17c 

CUT-RITE 27c 

SCOTTIES 27c 

^SCOTTOWELS 39c 

SOFT WEVE 39c 

WALDORF 25c 

SCOTTISSUE ifc 

Pineapple Juice ^""3 "85c 

KEEBLER 

pkg 29c 

Butter Cookies 

ftêîceMilk " 9l 7fc 

RICHARDSON'S AFTHUUNNER 

Mints -•-* 2^250 

Lemons >"29e 

- - - i - , , „ — - _ _ [t t j i 

Farm FrosK Meats, Poultry and Produce 

;t»'.tfc^ ^C 

\ 

-., ^'.jri^SVri 

THI OCEAN CITY StMTtHlLLEPQER 

Hwroyd on Destroyer 

For Training Cruke 

ROBERT •, HOLROYD 

On a summer Irainlnlf cruise 

aboard the destroyer USB C, H. Roan, 

Midshipman del Robert E, lluliuvil 

plots the ship's pyslllon and course. 

Holroyd Is the son of Mr. and 

Mrs. Ernest Holroyd (if SIB Ashury 

iv.s Ocean City, and a »iiiritj!it ill ihe 

V. S, Naval Academy. 

He vlnlted Rio do Jancrlo, Briizil, 

July 210, and arrived at 1rinlcl.nl, 

BrltiHh Will Indies, July 20, 

More than 3000 midshipmen fnra 

Ihe II. S. Naval Academy and Nav.il 

Deserve Officer Training Cofpa of 

1b colleges and universities arc *nk-- 

ing part in the flrsi irainlnM *?ruê 

of Ihe ftuntmer. 

The midshipmen loft Norfolk, Va,, 

June 13 after participaling In the lm 

ternational Naval Review at Hampion 

linads June 12, While at §ea they arc 

recelvlnn praiical iraiiilng In the 

driies and life sboafd modern men, 

nl.war. 

The midshipmen are st-hediiled ie 

crimpletc the cruise at Norfolk Aiii!. 

list S after gunnery trainine esercisi's 

kl Oiiuutmi im.i Boy, Cuba 

CanheuM Tomato 

Season Op«ns Light 

Processinii of the 1BB7 crop of 

tomatoes. New Jersey'« principal procemlng 

operation, Bets underway this 

veek when tomato lines are started 

as two iarue rnnnlne plants. The 

season will Bel into flill swinM nest 

v.-i-ek when Ihe rvmaindi-r of the 

prticvssnrs will be iipen i« ret-i'lve 

tomnioes, 

Kseept »here urowers have heen 

ahk> in irrigate Ihelr fli'lrts, ihu early 

pickingi and deliveries of tomatoes 

In the canneries arc espetied to be 

i likht due to the severe druuaht of 

the piisl motith. Recent estimiles 

a'icady forecast an average state 

wide yield of only about half of Ihe 

record yield nf IS ft iiiiis per sere 

harvested in UM. 

TRUTH 

GaDg^teni are the reaNitn more 

elllex imulil eiindlirt stum clearanee 

HE WILt. 

FIX IT I 

What? Why moil anything! 

• Automobiles 

• Chimney. 

• Electric Appliances 

• Glass • Furniture 

Ht't tht repairman you'll 

find ml m glanc* ' ' 

YELLOW 

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NMJEtscv lUTaMeMCMrMn 



•••Inlilnf Billy at 1 P. M. 

PMBAV • JULV MHl 

Ojern 

Ornnoda 

Mr, Alli-n Kelliir 

Kngfora ,, Bllllivnn 

Aulumn Leavtw Komin 

Mi«s Eilpn Alvxiindtr 

JIB Plttkalo , , Andprwn 

Swalnton Mm Named to 

Farmers Home Committee 

The iijipoinlmcnl of nonald Bar> 

ber, of Swflinton, to (ho Cape May 

County Farmyrs' Home Adnilnblrulion 

Cannnlttce was announced by 

Ralph B, Johnson, County Farmt.rB 1 

Home Adminislrulii.n AitinH Sujwr. 

visor. 

Barber rer>lauu

hi,i, Omttnu wwaude by ta* Cos 

May Coaatr «4 tk> Allude CMaHr. 

Mmi»i O»ti»l c»aaaaaaal— better mncr known ingni bird Biro hazards nazaras is the th haaal' 

eivil defense warnir.g sirens Electricians are always 

of feathers in the sirens as mule evidence that an 

didn't jump soon enough. 

. >M » tmi HIM tt» 

Mtafl taftw—If M 

Aeeortm? is sas litesi aspraiaal 

•ae faned sutes u probjblv ahead 

*! Ruasu m Ine reeMet n«. not bi 

luarf. Vet it » alwaji hard to (mo* Puzzle From F. fl. L 

»tea avfraua! of mew to believe. 

tat snauj tie pesmbfic ones nnt FRENCH fl LOVELAND. our traveling barrister 

»fcs Coagre*, B deharms defeise former judse, i- being heard from by his many " ' 

WWWfaliab aed Ift* eptiBKiic 

m such far-off places as Tahiti a, 

•mm, Uter—ifbea tie appropriations 

isaMfe B w*r 

The city.. Iiavelinaest resident is looking Oicr varloml 

T>le l"B:a^ Siiiea tii irariiUonali.i oaradlsfi spoil, on a *Iineeli cruise, with other slops 

uaderwaîed its ntm m the IWJ Samoa, Fiji islands and Hawaiian isUnda 

s( weapae< M 15 mtgill not he wrtl One cryptic metuEC from New Zealand si Id seoeMM I 

.jêto-i mi inw ih* laiest offiral -today 1* Sundav. tuniprrou in Tuesdij " Wo never wen gBji 

iuinffli,-> of racket InfiMToalion, wfcich timj belt intricacies, and that one floured us col 

« 1: lias sneourajiEi so Amerkan more conpliciiled than making change in sharlss' 

5ii 

ou an maite ine aterugc man 

ajd m ntttrmt to him u an aver. 

at •an,—creenabars flerjld J ,ur 

as!. 

riBi 

I: be roRnitcd? Why, he joined 

the Strj to let the worli tee him — 

O«B«t f S .Navai Air SJation, Pen. 

nnfB 

boon to nunkiiM is the new iraf. 

New Jersey Capital Cabm 

By J JOSEPH GRIBBINS 

Jn 7 

fo do 

m its SUle 

'a New 

MOOJiT 

ro^sir^ ched 

of l" al PWW '" New Jersey should be 

„ NcB, j,,r!iev m 

lM. the compcrative nejri 

'""" "" slhoil < "mpaign 

«-«.nH-nt«. Londucted bv State 

n " 1 ^ D k " ^ i ' 

r( l 

"«««vorillB I" Waw UX 

K '»t I" neirlv all counties 

Bureau L'aunTv "la,; 1 ,-"•'"S h als " l " cll " les lhe Loe " "^ 

«arl"ion. in M f I ? ards " ntl lhe 3'iessors are prooWii 

Mrcpntasc by"which'the auesied valutaf" 

"^ 8 ' 1 ' O r" S "' l "" li '"« on . Hunterdon, f" 

CBU '" May, Ciimberland, M 

" n B J 

JULY Mi 

HDtNTLY 

Brown eves are an Indication of 

ireak will; black eyes, of a weak 

ffenae,—Bralnhridge Malntheet. 

FURNITURE 

ANTIOUI * MODIRN 

REFINISHID ant] 

REPAIRED 

CUSTOM CABINIT WORK 

fIRViei ON PUUIITURI 

PAUL NORTH'S 

WOOD SHOP 

[lott. irnaf appsilta «. R. Station 

PHONI MM 

Saloon Without a Bar , ^m CpCMfF 

SPEAKING of traveling, the Dodge New,., Bureau F O M I • ' — ' ^* ^ 

that Americans in Cireat Britain have a lot to learn al 

biles 

If vou «hould "flat on!" in'a Brlliiih 'saloon," for t 

one may haij the bobby on the beat because it means w 

top speed in your sedan in the land of peers, FarliamM 

Besides satooiu. the British have such body styles a 

for convcr1ib;e KAI«IR ROLLS 

1 tTIAK ROLL! 

1 ITALIAN ROLL! 

1 RiPPtl RM.U 

1 HSALI 

AM, DAY SUNDAY 

m§mm^ 

Scholarship Recipients Make 

Good os Leaders, Survey Shows 

It Costs Less to 

Shop at Casel'sl 

THIRi'S litth) myatary why Catol't 

•all MM bMt for law. I«momy-wl«» 

vacationers who «n|oy tha unusual 

. . . tha salacfaUa ... In th«Jr 

•umnMr m«l*, find HM "|uit right" 

foods at Catal'B. Thair •hopping 

demand* have built a volume that 

ntakM possible the tow, tow 

that you'll And only at — 

TW KWOCRH SUPER MARKET 

THAT IUS EVERYTHING 

IN MARGATE — JUST 10 MINUTES 

FROM OCEAN CITY 

FRUITS and VEGETABLES 

DflJCATESSEN 

SEAWOOK FROZEN FOODS 

SEALTEST ICE CREAM 

BRADLErS FARMERS MARKET 

116 AHantlc Av«. Phorv. 2124 

FREE DELIVERY 

DSD? 

aBalattlalat TjfcaiaUJaBaSA ftfa^kaÂAHU 

new lounsr inreciury 

Vkjior Jatoby, execu'lv* 

of the Now Jer«w fltat* jfc(«l 

cLotlon, amMuncM that l« new 1967 

Directory of Hototo and JfoMa In 

(n Man'. $SO Rn« " 

A row o*w aptth rlctat* to • 

barroom atool at a WUdwood tdnrn 

Saturday nl_ht ratolted In a «#aanv 

old Candm man tij-Ini • |M 

Ing every mode of transportation 

list Unretired which has just come 

from oit cart to airplane On her re 

o my attention. 

tun to San Francisco she plunged 

Miss Martin had been a teacher of into a busy schedule of lecturing and 

psychology at Stanford University, furthering the work of her beloved 

jut her academic career was relative- counseling center. She, continued to 

colorless compared to what lay Uva actively until 1943 when she 

ahead. After W she tried to enjoy passed awif at 91. 

quiet fruits of retirement but, 

S • * 

LOCAL 

24-HOUR SERVICE 

FACTORY TRAINED 

rebelling at boredom and inactivity, MISS MARTIN'S LIFE should be 

jecame convinced that mankind need 

SERVICEMEN 

an Inspiration to all, for she has 

ednew challenges In retirement She shown through personal example that For Information on 

leelded to set a personal example by the retirement years may well be the 

packing her remaining days with bast years of our lives. 

THIS LOW COST PLAN 

fire eom- useful effort and stimulating activity. 

CALL 0450 

gnles to participate. 

And pack them she did I 

At u she became a consulting 

i.vcholoKlst ^nd then at W opened WN IIVMM 

LOUIS TACCARIHO 

Shannon Training 

he world's first Child Guidance Clln. 

With ROTC Cad.tt ie for preschool children. ftMLMp Mf 

FUEL OIL 

James J, Shannon, SOB of Charles At 75 she and a friend took a trip •QUESTIONi Whe in*«tei rti. PLUMBING . HEATING 

J, Shannon, las' Si. Charles pl,f Ocean around the world with leisurely stop- Ump hair tint R. I., Utivttd Clti. 

City, Is scheduled to complete six vers In Palestine, India, and Japan, Ctllftrmit. 

QtM*ra( Motor* DBICOMM 

weeks of annual BOTC trainiiig Aug- At /76 she bought an automobile ANSWER: It „.. laveattd b, •11 WIST AVINUal 

ust 3 at the TtanspoiiaUaB Trdninc J and began taking driving lessons. ft'» i"Nii *i v i * 

Command, Fort EtuiU, Va. with Flunking the first examination, she 

JOSEPH, Ian, 

members of the University of Penn- pissed the second and subsequently 

sylvania cadet program. 

rove across the country four tunes. Patmi ipplied February If, 1141, 

While it the fort Cadet Shannon At 78 she opened the world's first 

Grained June I, IMt 

will be Instructed In all phases of lid Age Counseling Center which Tbi lamp prumn( Betaod kat 

ansportatlon activities, with em. as since become a model for coun. 

N nit Mcceuful all n th. 

phasis on nuclear warfare operations. 

V.W.A, It btiog, am i|,4 sellng for the elderly. 

B1iBrlj 

um lint, wtleb Mir shea in 

The jl-year-old cadet was Kradu. At TO «he took an extensive auto- •Tfrlasked—npKiillv fa children'! 

aled from the University of Pennsyl. mobile trip through Mexico which ••ir, li wtll •• in that of ietB-igen 

an la In 1117, Me is • member of was packed with excitement and ud W«M« who ,r. TifV Plrdnilsr 

Beta Them Pi fraternity. 

skirmishes, Including a robbery dur> atout Biting Ihel, k,i, tfilaed into NEW! 

ing which a bandit brandished a IB- •ofl natural mint. nt, 

Try OCM* Sty Marehmitt Pint ! inch hatchet over her head. 

•£» mMratf h TW dmritmt 

At 80 she pjunged into politics, MMrMstr M f 

from 

leading political study groups and , 

JACK LOUIS 

MUSICAL CENTER & STUDIOS 

637 Ajbury Ava, PIIMW MM 

SHUT MUSIC RECORDS 

Bally f tit A, M, 'HI • P, M. — Friday A 

FOR THE FAMII.V THAT Nt'FD 

Worried About 

holding posts on various committees, | 

That same year she bought a typewriter 

and learned how to type. 

At II she took a tour through 

Soviet Russia, traveling alone as the 

eldery friends who had promised 

to go along backed out at the last 

minute. 

At 82. having always lived in the 

city and being curious about rural 

life, she bought a 87-iere farm near 

Pieisanton, Calif., where she experl 

m 

niented with scientific farming meth 

Your Food Budget? 

ods and used as co-vvorkera unent. 

ployable elderly people who were 

happy for the treat of living on a 

farm and doing such work as they 

could In connection with raising vege- 

At tU VlM«i 

ln Ocean City, 

phone K7T, 

Flanders Hotel, 

1 

MORE 

FOOOSTORAG 

1 SPAC 

• DIPPIRBMT VARIBTIM la Prtfty 

Ragutm- VaiiM |M0 — THIS Wlf K ONLY? 

... In O«Mn Chy at JEAN 

7TH AMD 

STAINTOH1 DWAkTMfMT 

O nriM from MM CHr, hnt •» I 

*wr 6reenhouses,., UNWOOfc i 

SOUTH Jf JtSffT'S A4OS7 COMPLETE 

STILL OFFERS 

REDUCED 

STUDIO RENTAI 

No nMd hr any child or 

fongo HM of>portunity o+ 

MiMduM prattle* white 

ALSO INSTRUMENT RENTALS 

BY THI WEEK _ BY THE 

BY RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 

W. An knetashn DMtan far 

SOHM1K . JANtsEN « KIMBALL •lANOt 

COMN A LOO«V MMAMJ 

•etT IN BAND INSTKtMMNTS 

Big 

BIO NIW 19S7 

12.3 «•.*. 

J6EIAT0* 

> • Popc«lain-on^t»«| < 

• BvttorBlnln 

• NmrUal 

EDWARD S. CORS 

HOTPOINT APPLIANCES — ELECTRICAL 

PHONE M48

foams 

> Bare than you «n 

—FuMIlM Hynu. 

t) Ilka Adonis' gar. 

', Vfcat one day bloomed, and 

t war* the next. 

—StudtupMT* 

I JWM >M rdfaig to our hope*. 

I aaffora accordta* to our foan. 

Vat tlun ai* wikonn, welcome M 

friend, WIHM Hwt outrun, hia 

MUMLy—^tv dTdsWAsTstll 

*70,000 

at Wildwood Golf Club 

A fnum nrandtatt project M 

UM WUdmett 0o¥ and Country dob 

waa annonowd tar ofndala Mila wrrk. 

The promt M-raarotd wooden 

bolldlnl la to be nwiaced with 

Bodem Mock and brick struoture 

And all he does Is lo encourage ahead by saving reg- 

th then made d ffor 

replacement plates. ernor said that on visitors' day at 

roots to turn up toward the surfarc 

This costs twice at much per plate Ktrvin, nonalcoholic punch and of hose water instead of going down ularly . , , and mve 

than through mtss production, the cookies are served to the guesti, lie deep after the moisture in the will. here. Your money 

governor Mid, Then, when the plates observed that Morven operates on a Then for some reason he canl 

*n ready, the Botorijt must return light budget. 

spriflkjs, and whs! happen!,? Plants earns mor§ .', , your 

to the motor vehicle agency. He An editor noted that Senator 

iiMustomed to a daily drink are like, account is insured 

must remove the eld tags—often a Forbes has been to Washington to ly lo die unless they're rained on up to $10,000. 

difficult JOB and turn them In before request the endorsement of President 

getting new onei. 

LAWN CAN KICOVER 

Eisenhower in nU quest for the guv 

This means two trip* for the mo- ernorshlp of New Jersi'y, 

torist or for tama member of his 

Our lau-n specialists are in the 

family, greater inconvenience, grvilt Sswnwr M.yn«r gave {I at hit business because they like tu me 

ei cost, and generally unsatisfactory opinion tti.r th. popularity of a green grass growing. They say that 

CURRENT 

method of operation. This came Prnld.nt i. n«t "nagatiabli". He the typical bluegrass lawn is luiici 

i.boul. uld the gavamor, bscause MM PrnMetif Rs«ev>lf, Pmigent off if you just let nature take over 

the majority party In the Legislature Trom.n and PFHtdent ITIs«ihow.r iii a drought unless yoii'rc prepared 

RATION 

listened to the Republican guher. had dhwannd that they cauld not to apply plenty of ualer. Lawn 

runortal candidate, who persuaded always transfer their p e ri o n a I grasses Just go to sleep when tliinMs 

tl.tm it would be possible to nave political stnngth Is sthen. This get tough, and they'll come bat* 

SAVINGS 

some money. 

h (tfucUlly Irus- Mjf y.ar becauie when the dry spell is over. 

The governor said his administra- the FmidHif It not a candidate far SpeciiUisls in ornamental plants 

tion then urged that the legislation •iMflM. 

know how much money some home 

VIAB 

at least call for 1B57 Inserts in the 

owners have put into their landstap. 

oid platw. That, too, was defeated "When he is not running, his coat ing and they suggest that budgeted 

In the Legislature, the governor tails are not so long as they are when »aler can best be used around new 

Hid, with the embarrassing result he ly running," the governor said. trees and shrubbery. 

that New Jersey motorists are now He added that Mr. Eisenhower was 

DIRECT REDUCTION MORTGAGE 

A soils s p c c i a I i s t, Wallace A. 

stopped in other statea and question elected In 19S2, there were more Mitchellrw, goes along «ith the idea 

ed aa to whether their registrations Democratic candidates for Congress of first taking care of the wilef 

have expired , 

FOR HOME PURCHASE mi 

elected than Republican candidates. needs of trees and shrubs with im. 

The governor was asked what he Apparently Mr Elsenhower's person, mature root systems. 

might do about a proposed bill to al popularity was not transferred to 11 you have any water left, he says, 

IMPROVEMENTS 

prohibit Sunday retail trade. He jther members of his party. use it on the annual flowers or vege= 

•aid he doe* not comment on legis- In response to another question, 

lation before It reaches him for de- he Governor said he would appear 

Dltldrld Ba.rd Ol PrnrM 

cision. He described it aa a complex with local candidates and give sup. 

situation. The resort areas in the port Is them. He said he respected 

•late rely upon Sunday business dur the right of the Democntie party ARROW CLEANERS 

lug a limited number of weeks in thenumbers 

to choose the candidates 

ji Jr. It would be difficult to draft 

935 Atbury Av». OcMn City 

they wish at the local level. 

THE DRIVER'S 

SEAT 

the Air Force's' l«h Fighter 

Group, stationed at Ethan Allen air. 

Held near Wlnooski, Vermont, should 

haw a Sergeartt Gulliver named after 

the hero of Gulliver's Travels. Sergeant 

Gufliver would he an appropriate 

member of this safety-conscious 

group, for it has built a unique little 

toum that mteht have been inspired 

by this faneus book about the adventures 

of a man visiting a world 

of tiny people. 

Members of the 14th Fighter Group 

recently erected a miniature village 

—complete with churches, schools 

Ml homes that line real asphalt 

street!!—In which safety is taught to 

children. Overhead blinker signals, 

trueto-llfe reflective signs, traffic 

control lane* and airmen policemen 

»dd realism to the village. The 

signs help teach the Importance of 

safety after dark as well as In day. 

time. 

Called Saietyvllle, U.S.A-, the mln 

lature town, logically, is a popular 

•ttractlqn far children of the area. 

Safetyvillr programs, conducted 

•very Saturday afternoon, Include 

bicycle and automobile safety, pedestrian 

safety, family automobile safety 

and safety In play. A motion picture 

made for the children features a 

lead character, Dopey, by nine, who 

insists on doing everything wrong. 

HU heroic cauBMrBart la Safety Sam, 

an airman dmaed «• a clown, who 

rtdei the streets af SafelyvII!e in a 

buttery-powered ear, 

A string of children In Bedal ears 

follow elate behind San, and whan 

he signals far a tun, the youngsters 

espy hi. lead. No wonder the ehu. 

dren love BaAQrvIUe. What young, 

ater eould rMUt the appenlof s child 

ntae village, a rre* Movie «nd a clown 

to lead all procwdlog.? 

Vou tmay aak U the town teach*, 

any ttatblf itaaMM, Or dwa it Just 

keep children from underfoot Sat. 

urday afternoons? 

Some induction of ih. effeMi of 

•» program tan b« mtuand by 

the report from a filher rebuked 

W te her whan he started 

"HfKBad, yeu'r. f«Ung out on 

Dopey, yd,,* Mid the youngrter. 

— . • •tap UM tfory about Ui« 

slxyear-old belle VM asked h«r 

moth*r to Mop tw.uie h«r door of 

tb» car mot l«k«4. And *n II. 

ypu-vla boy wtoo had teata •ttendlnc 

Safatyvllle clanea IruUUd that bis 

father check his bike for .are work- 

Ing order 

••*• awiat ailnlflcattr 

f «h* Safatwlll* prwatn 

f«at«r urs MMn ky 

• t •-- - - - 

Th* J4«* nchtu onaf bo 4MM 

!•,- >•?" t 

something significant—mijhe safety ' 

education both entertaining and ef-' 

fectlve. Everybody agrees that there 

is a vital need for safety education, 

and the 14th fighter Group has i 

shown how it can be made fun for ! 

all concerned. ' 

Try OcHn City Merchants Pint 

SUITS 

PLAIN 

s l,00 

CLIANID and PRESSED 

Cash and Carry 

Thta me wants you to get djoowyr For 

Chevrolet lov« to Aow what it's got 

inside, outside and in performance. Chtv. 

jr^t is the only ear in its fidd with Body 

by Fliher—rtyrdUy put toother, with a 

ioljd, wbstantlal took. Fine finishing 

touches on every ilde confirm the crafti. 

nmndilp that worn into its mafcini. 

and perffmnanee 

1001 Atbury Avenue 

are pretty speeiil, too. There's a wellwhat.are.we-waitlng.,or 

spirit in the 

engine, eipecially when you show a Chevrolet 

a mountain. And you'll do a lot of 

i«»ldng to find comparable imoothncM 

steadineis and nimblenesi on the roadot 

any prici! See a Chevrolet at your 

dealer-s-see how much more it has to 

s^rk ejECitement and your pride! 

Eftlt 

cnivnoi 

MOIll: PKOfLE I 

CnliVMOLKTS 1 

ANY 0THE« CI* • 

It gives you 

more to be proud of! 

DONTiW 

(M****^*.^, . 

, f a m m, 

Chevrolet Dei 

JULY 26, 1957 

iphlc SocUty 

i M*y Geographic Society 

i 1M7 lecture aerie* on Fri- 

July IB, when James 

presented 111* beautifully 

lecture ."On th« Trail 

i In the Northern Rockies", 

i heads Hie Gsolojy Depart. 

men* at LaMy«tu Coes 

Last Saturday morning, p, Ruaell 

Ufom, farmer prwrtdent of the Sort- 

e«y. conducted a toor of thi fluhlng 

Industrv at Qjid Spring. The group 

lew ttie dragnets and cabin used 

for fishing, ud the iotaler tHti, 

T*«n Uie jroup vIMted the c»nnlnK 

department, where flams and conchi 

are prepared. 

Choicest Ingredient* for 

CANAPES I HOfiS D'OEUYRES 

Delightful, delicious foodi for the 

cocktail hour including Cocktail s»u. 

sage, Smoked Oysters. Cocktail Onion. 

Caviar, Olives Stuffed with Anchovies, 

Roquefort Dressing, Sweet Pickled 

cantaloupe. Cocktail Meat Balls, and 

many, many othera, 

COLD CUTS SANDWICHES & 

SALADS TO TAKf OUT 

Open 'til 11 P, M, 

Asbury Delicatessen 

I Asbury Av«. Acroti from Palmar Chevrolet 

Custom-Designed 

To Fit Your Car 

{MOTOROLA CAR RADIOS 

nth 

••riiniw Motorola VO1UMAT1C nnm rliK 

csniisnt ten* atnn, th.r.'i a .ignol - 

•irwif w Hit Holloni. (Ml p.rlormina, 

RiOit.c1«e«iidabl« rselie yey esn swnl Medtl 7M, acfiel snrf 

"istalled while you wait—EASY TERMS 

C4if RADIO REPAIR SERVICE 

Wf CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF 

EVEREADY PORTABLE RADIO BATTERIES 

COLIS RADIO SiRVICI 

Motorola Sales and Service 

Asbury Ave. Phone 3206 

Wetherill's 

THBOClAN CITY 

Mo$t People Think They're Overweight, 

Says Man Who's Weighed * em For 26 Years 

By BILL RASIR 

At the comer of Atlantic gv. and 

Wh at, sits J. M. podd jf, beneath 

his umbrella and behind his scale. 

Jim, as he U known to pven'oue, 

can easily bo caliod the weii'hmasUr 

of Oifnn city since he has hucn 

operating his stale hole lor 2B OI 

his 62 year!,. 

Ail those years were spent at 

various spot!! along liiu uoiii>d»alis. 

but this year then! were no platts 

ovallable. Miny visitors lime asked 

where Jim wenl this summer since 

he was so well entabllslietl on the 

'walk. 

Spigot Left Open; 

Beat Almost Founders 

Coast Guards at ihe Cape viay 

Station Tuesday .'uiompanii-.l to port 

at Wlldwood a commercial lishiiv 

vessel which »m Ihn-aU n.-il with 

founderins by a fool of water whirl) 

had seeped into the enaine room 

throujjh a spigot accidentally [eft 

open, 

Henry Hi-nrickson captain of the 

"Boho," H 50.fool trafi, said Ihe 

trouble developed three miles at wa. 

He radioed the Coa«l nuard that the 

boat was In danicer.of sinklns. The 

spigui lakes In sea water witti whith 

to wash the ftah oboan'. , " ', 

GREENBRIAR 

KENNELS 

BOARDING 

AIR CONDITIONED PENS 

TRIMMING AND 

BATHING 

SHORE ROAD 

BEESLEY'S POINT 

Phane O.C, 3653-R-2 

150th Anniversary 

GIFT TO YOU!! 

Thru 

PHIL TURNER'S 

MONTGOMERY PAINT 

'21 ASBUDY AVE. 

lisbmautiful 

IATTER 

OWL 

STORI 

PHONi 0499 

REE 

HaMi IH fitM-i« *m ** • 

,talMriplil 

WITH EACH 

HaaM -Jtat-Inr- n inslii. i 

ii in utji In • «• mi •awiihM i 

GALLON OR MORE 

k« ay, VMI •• i iw, tn- 

T T»k» Advantag* of this SpMlal Anniv«r*ary Offar Now I 

7 

Irtaln* I* that he cannat w«rk hit 

Malt In Mil .all y.ar rvuntl. 

til hi* M years, hf- haa mode many 

Jrkwids •nd weighed many people. 

He estimate, he wclghii between 100 

•ltd tOO people a dry and multiplied 

ly m summers, that i> a lot of 

weight on his urale. 

Aa a matter of fact, one Male 

MUM not make it, Jim ha. had 

TTle weighing iMuinea:, was Inlrodueed 

to Jim by hl> father who op- 

He says he has bc

U '

STORE 

RENT 

of Ocean City's 

Shop, China or 

-TfVMl lllrNil or StrMt 

., 'Aff 

MJ 

k'Oy Supplied 

. * w r 

patar Council 

lei 

1W 

cert 

or 

provide* 

lie, OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

See 

5-OOC7 

Lfstwl For State 

Drinker*, 

Tjwre an wa.00o alcoholica lit New 

.Jnay. Dr. Aleut •rawna-Itcyar, 

ebnlaal director of the SIMa NMMO- 

Ptjrchiitrle tuthuta, reported u N*W 

tiattle Brunswick tills week. 

hf a police officer or Dr. Brawae-Meyer, parUeiaattnf in 

~ .fMMatrUav atoll no} tlw wtckty broadcast Ratten thl 

vafilty forum, uid SjOOO at thii 

At • enflnnnt That group nave bam humM both ment- 

nr* prohibited ally am) physically by alevbaUtn. 

tat mtdbtocfc under 

William Harris, chief of the alcoholism 

control program of the Stile 

.^~J\ traffic accidents look Department of Health, offered 'he 

. of S53 pede&triatu on Nowopinion 

that moat alcoholics come 

*fr#eU and fai*h»a>s last from among those who call their 

selves locioi driakers. 

ttaa tkld chafu on your Moat authorities now believe there 

*- alway* My l*aa thin you 

I* no definite cure for alcoholism, 

taint 

Mr. Harris aald. They feel the -mswer 

lies In rehabilitating alcoholic* 

to the point where they, csn nuiuxc 

th*ir lives without the use of alco- 

INCOME r»ft6p«TY hol.. 

419 OCEAN AVENUE Ariel Ljndv. rehabilitation coun- 

Llcanaad IMMOI Guatt HWIM «r selor at the Sute RehablllUtton Comfamily 

A*t*. Open far inaawc- Fission, said that in rehablMtatinf 

Ran, U» it • tl» aflrf Baraf. 

Mew Jersey*! (Icbbollcs the prtmiry 

r toerf Brakar «• Phana PMa. 

Job of the commission Is to fiadj 

suitable einployment. The comnn* 

Dffway 4-1100. 

sion tries to take alcoholics awaf 

SACRIFICING AT $11,500 from conditions which would encourage 

drlDklnf, he explained. 

:* i 

$*w*r Plant Plans 

Advances! by Cr*>«t 

The Wildwaad Crest ConimiMlim 

this week adapted three resolutions 

advancing the comtmctlon of a new 

sanitary sewage dlsposul plant there. 

The resolution authorized the McepUnee 

of srchltccfs plans, Me 

communlty'i request for federal aM 

In flBaaclBf (he project and the iequltion 

of iddltlonal property or 

evMnent to link tha proposed -lt 

with the Inland waterway 

The new plant will be located on 

•h#ws bland and will replnee the 

eulmodM InjUIIalien « Rosemary 

ana Park hlvd. in the Crest, 

BtaajB Clly M.rchantt 

MORTGAGE MANS 

* CONVENTIONAL 

• CONSTRUCTION 

NATIONAL BANK 

OF OCEAN CITY 

SMM City, It, J. 

7*L t 

SEA ISLE brnett 

£ M J?L t 

COTTAGi 

Confuting of 3 btdroomi 

(jriin 2 «xtra rum in attic) 

dining room, living room, 

(titehan and bath. Extra 

•ntt, utility room on 

ftnf floor. Aluminum combination 

Mth and screen*. 

Oil hot water heat. Properly 

b csntraiiy tocatad. 

tM.MAXWEU 

-Worn $%tbo; 

WKT AVf NUg 

Xhristmqs In Mf Theme of 

Party tot 

SANTA GLAUS was an honored guest and distributed 

gifts to all the small fry, even though it was July, at the 

weekly social event at the Flanders Hotel. Herbert Johns, 

of Pittsburgh, one of the gutiti, impersonated the visitor 

from the North Pole.—Senior Studio photo. 

"Christmas in July" echoed through | Thomas Leer, conductor of ehor- 

Santa Clays. Amid Christmas Use 

orations and laughter of the fuesti 

the Mwiskered old gent arrived with 

fur fashion shsw sponsored by 

the Oermanlown f*ur Company, 

Prises were presented to Ihe guests 

and i perfume named "Christinas 

In July" was given to all (he women 

presult. The fashion* were in!ro. 

duetd by srn, Walter Sleunipng. 

Kiwanians Enjoy 

Hi-Fi Concert 

Telephone Man in 

Demonstration Hare 

Ooean City Kiwanjans were treated 

to a hi-ll rewrdlng eoneert Wednesday 

by Michael McCahe, public relations 

supervisor for the New Jersey 

Bell Telephone Co. 

Mr. MeCabe was guest speaker at 

the meeting, but for the most part 

employed an elaborate recording system 

io tell his story of "Accent on 

Sound". 

He demonstrated steno phonic 

sound with tape rtcortuigs of it- 

Hospital, entertained 

with several vocal seleelions 

and climaxed the program by 

leading the guests in singing -Jingle 

Bells". 

In keeping with the winter ichjd. 

ula of New Year's Bvo being «! York and MliirBalto, Stack behniat 

Amarlun Stack exehanpi 

121 Sooth Brood StrMt, 

•Innypwkar SV49M 

Clinton D. Lowden 

RiPRBSiNTATlVI 

Save Tins, Timm and Miht 

Cap. May Coonfr tVlda* CwnmliiHa 

OCEAN CfTY - LOHGPOBT 

AUTO 

BRIDGE 

MN6LI FAU, M. 

• Tha (hart UovH H AManllc CKr • 

11141 

FarmSponesnwn 

Values 

tanta**lhil tte iUI* ••» •--nation 

in ytr MM v»lue of 

id-w «U».te avcraaW 

•atkmd MW) M W per acre, 

a* aefetf. 

-v«m» fiiEti M a» New twin 

Ihwkr las ranKM. wanld 

rmllU |M of tho- nornulrf faaBBBBaia&ll 

IS SlMlES ' fit n Hi I *••••• a! s 

_ as«M«. W f 

«ntval tth b a rtdtcnliw* tHMIiSB, 

H ki MM Ma h; ttfst who kn« 

h MM fcMMl* «#• bw H Ml 

• hbJB Mai nhte mum ot Hi 

n|M 1» *»n»bu. Bat liram at 

tfaui , 

Wlu, U spoti, six flounder and U 

114. Um Ollphant hailed a no-Wt- 

pwen Ia«t Thuradiy. Bob Borkley 

ter for the Pale Hoee and hi* taam 

of HuBtMten Vallpy nit Into eight 

mate, John CMnat«. oontribittad to 

! wsten. The wind shift, WeaU »IMT 16 kings. 

the acortiut with • thrw baaer. 

ed •round to the pouth and nnught A (Mb of IMkn aboard Bob 

In dolphin, irmrlln, tuna and a fssd 

The flrat half mbur cfaanuM, V* 

Monuun> "Jembo" landed a total 

run of MUM. 

Dodsera. edged the Cfcrdfnalt, M. 

of IM blue* Mondajr about 33 miles 

Diek Wertley amaeksd a hiwte run 

The dolphin urn off fm Fithnm aounatM of Capo May. Monihan 

•long with the marUn and tuna. The reported ttat the Mich waa mad* Malani ' 

to win the tfaitm. Jim fOn« W» U>e 

ponutomui uitatrbt, what the Ito- bet»tai 10 a, m. and 1:M p. m. and •ran* 19 J 

wimina pitcher. 

man* called MUM, have aetued tha fish were hitting as fust aa the Yankan • 4 Rick ffowell pltdMd a\ Ottw» hltttr 

around the pota, IB to It mile, off hook* hit the water. On several PHKIlM i 7 Tuesday aa the White Sox ttok a 

shore. Report! aay Mere are plenty occasion* ail four outrbnen went Mrafn 1 10 7-2 victory from the Cardinal*. Hie 

of them but they an on the umall off on strike*. Memlxrs of the party 

aame day the Dodtfera made fct two 

side. 

were, RicfloM Oorr and Harry Walk, 

Malf 

straight try downlsW the Bed Latfa, 

Sea bam and porglr q can be taken 

of ifcKewHwrt. pa,, Fred Dtlu-h of MJnant 

B-I. Wdt Wertley ni the winner. 

Oeaan City, and nussell Conklln Jr. White lav , 

An King mucked a triple for the 

between 12 and 15 miles outside of Baltniere, 

Dodgw. .... 

Bums 

Oeean City and one report haa It 

R*d Latt .. 

that there are a few flounder out 

« • * 

C.rdliuli .. . 

Some people never 'know whan 

there, 

Th« J. MacDoiwelii, senior and 

they are licked, and other* get ao 

Junior, flshlnu out of Lemont'a on 

BIUM art Mkini M whila aM 

Arter playing to a 2-2 tie In theused 

to it they dont mind. 

TMMdaJr MaM SO kings and four 

fratn, er white and blue nytani naandef, Brlnl Wilson of Philly 

Ant play-off game, the Braves came 

and are clot, ro Ihf Mirfaca, rha eaftarM 40 kings last Saturday, back tlw Bcond day to top the Yan- REROEANT AT AltMH tUUM 

larsMf Mphin, an II Muitrier, mn Tb* fitmm day Richard Itartman. 

kees for the first half Morning BY VIRTUE of eiteCMUon 1 aliall «- 

hkw with a rlas*d Hi. 

Arthur Elchorn and WUllam Hart- 

League crown, 104. In the minors, 

pour to Kile At public v«ndue_on Tuc«diy 

July 30, 1BS7, at 1 P M.. tt 

Closer to ihare, klngii, weiks and 

man 4 miiadeiphia totaled IS King*. second half action started Monday JubtlH RHUuruit, «ti Si. and At- 

white pereh are good In the surf, Joe rWell, TrtMiton, Alvln Philips with the Dodgers and White Sox 

lantic Aimue. Otwul City. «U th» 

WeaMs seem to be holding the edge and Arthur Johnson of ocean City falling Into a quick tie for flnt place 

rurnlture on Ihe 

In the surf u areli as over the floun- and Charles Howies of Ltntvood took After the 2-2 stalemate on Monday, 

der In the bay, Klnea are again 25 kings and two flounders. Ron Miles pitched the Braves to 

I SUP MMTAUI 

running In the inlet. 

i i * 

As far as the martin and tuna are 

Captain _U FMi,f. "THa Run. 

0 

concerned, they have been hooked iS^^r 9*9^8 Bly ftyf or Afnurn PBIHF 

• MAWMi 

and fought but no one can keep ran Intv »m» af M«a MUM latt 

them on the line. The nrst one has Mandari Tha party af V, D, GARRISON Jewelers 

not been brought Into Oeean City Lctuir*, V, O. NmtniHBH, Paul 

DIAMONDS . WATCHfS . JEWELRY 

yet, 

ClfcM, Htrff PhlllpMn, and My 

* • • 

TMHM •« HirrMurt and JM 

WATCH BMI CLOCK H«P#I«INO 

Puka af NM £umk«Hanrf, Fa, 

JIWELRY MOMRNIZCD 

Turning to fish that have been fcaatwt a tafal af II MUM and ana 

HI Aakury A», Ocaan City, N. i, MMM ftH 

brought into town. Id Conmun tells banlla, Fhlllpaan Maffad Hia 

us that the four "boy* on dolphins" kMilta wnkh wdndfd In at flya 

this week were Jack FeJton, pan peundi, Th.y mn 14 mil afr. 

GwdwLn and Page Brown aboard 

Pel ton's "BaHyblrd" and DanOn 

the S2nd. the Silver Spray un- 

Swell a rt, Felton, Goodwin and der Cast. Al Burchard was out after 

Brown brought back three from off i taaa, Alfred Day of Wsslilnfi. 

the northeast of Five Fathom shoal. ton tanded five and Norm Smith of 

The largest was 18 pounds and was San Francisco boated a three pound 

three feet, nine inches long. The er, Burcliard reported the ba«4 

smallest was 10 pounds, gwebUrt's running well on Thursday, Friday 

weighed In at 16 pound). Ed tells and SHurday with a slackening off 

us these are unusually larae for this en BundBy, 

far north. 

BUI and Fred Erinkman of IJiln 

AIM frwn Cornm.n'i Mckla «hop resort and Bill ROM of Philadelphia 

CMMI tha repsrt of Eln»r Shelly, were n*hin( out of Sleelnan'i last 

Tom Weaki and tan, Hner 8r*o Saturday and caught It flounders 

ory MM) Rlch.rd OfaarhsMH- etch, and 29 hinss. Twenty weaks and 

ing IM MUM and flv* bonlt. three flounders made up the creel 

aboard Hw "IIMarLaa", John Me- of James and EUa Jefferleg and 

Klnnar and w. H. Davl* landed M Frances Pcten of Walllnford on the 

of Ihe um*, avenglni about 1/4 2ist. On the same day P. L. Baker, 

pound). 

of Woodbury, slugged 22 klngles. 

Aho on the !M H. Tauf and L. 

Cemun netted 25 basg and five 

flounders, F. M. Carlin, Art Taylor 

and a, William NlbMett of Ocean 

City boated SO baas and seven kings. 

The weight range was 1 3.4 to 2 

pounds. 

f ' 

„'»*_, 

TOUTS MMtae 

Unmatched Quality - Unbelievable Sqvj 

Tireston* 

SUPER 

MARKET 

TIRE 

SALE!! 

Tha tira that was ORIGINAL 

EQUIPMENT on 8,000,000 new 

can as they left the factory. 

Same Tread Design . . . Modern 

Improvements . . , 

firtffotit 

DELUXE 

SUPER 

Plus t»x and 

rteappaUe 

turn 

* 

Lew, Lew Prices en All Sizes and Types 

CHAMPIONS 

Site 

6 00 16 

6.5016 

8.40.15 

6.70.15 

7.10.18 

7,60.15 

Size 

B.70.15 

7.1015 

7,80.15 

•lackwall 

1 

I 

• J 

Price* 

$13.95 

19.15 

15.40 

1S.fS 

17.85 

lf.S5 

Price* 

I17.M 

19.95 

21.85 

TUB! Type 

HftllfCWflll 

! Sin | 

6,00-16 

6.5016 

• 6,7Sl5 

'• 7.10-15 

7.60.15 

TuiiLiSi 

| Siie | 

6,70-15 

; 7,10-is 

1 

7,60-15 

I 8,0045 

•Plus Us and your r#esppible lire 

Prieef 

$17.10 

23.45 

1930 

21.90 

23.95 

Price* 

EVEN LOWER PRICK ON 

FAMOUS FIRESTONE 

CHAMPION 

$22.05 

24.45 

U.U 

29.85 

12.95' Stock 11.95' 

•Flua tax and recappanl« tire 

ALL SIZES COMPARABLY LOW PW 

TRUCKERS firtttont -4 

SAVE TOO! TRANSPORT , 

AT THESE LOW PRICES THEY'LL GO FAST . . fc SO 

FIRESTi 

FREE TIRE MOUNTING SERVICE

ato* la QallKmU, 

OK SuMer tber will uivfl to 

»aaty 

Stta* Sports 

Whirligig 

Mf tut uiu : 

MU> WANttB . . . ID* Crnlrnl ! 

H at* *••*«•» «H* u i»fcm»; 

i||l>nm a* Monday ami Tkun 

««•«• IT }«• >WH to have I 

Kn >«»»bal ttw that toni desaie, 

aa tkU 

C**inl 

ik contact ! 

HKAVK HO . Timly-two Mai . 

«Mta «* la* Beat* Patrol art in IM 

(t pra*ejca>£ for tar annul ' 

•jaaaar BMtpi Ratnt aajtf teat r»c* an Aus 

a! JAm wat (. Tfat II t***a w«t (51 U* wrf 

S laaaa | M l M | ^ ^ ^ a h M | fc^y^, „,. 

(tap, T«nr*an> &4 favw 

(«a*sB tie CM 

I •* hr as «s SMn eeM» 

i» I*un»d Four 

, an tt*a«Bt*jsa*>aa 

8 t w«k» « ac«n* 

Uc MUi. w,;w and 

nawim a>i J* and Jta 

1 a* MA ««• the 

Outboard 

Chaffer 

, MM Wan M alt 

b 

at Ciul !»• iff Marl 

Mn, Wa> ipMm 

M apâaaBaB? Hi III I'lfim 1 

*> Ikt MsMs, rarlaaaaan]:' 

itl»4. inn a pan tut* 

SfiBtktl Safe W* 1 « 

ws Sunday Dhtnt 

Lancaster Brand 

YOUNa HEN 

TURKEYS 

Ov«n Rnady 

MW 

Family $| 

10-12 pound 

Lancaster Brand and U. S. GovH Graded "Choice 

Chuck Roast 

s Bon« Removed 

Oven 

Lancaster Brand and U. S. Gov*t Graded "Choice' 9 

Rib Roast ' 

AOM'S Own Mats Mad 

Lancaster Bread 

W MAST * 

()• Cmewi 

Summer Grocery Favorites! 

Star-Kisf ^r^t. 

Fruit Cocktail 

Apricot Nectar 

Tomato Juice 

Apple Juice 

Hunt's Pears ^ 

HunrsPeaches 

PorlcABeans 

2 

57* | 

35* | 

39* > 

rnirl4il brecn 

2 39* ! 

^3T c a: 

! 

2 59< ! 

^ ^j * i; ^ i 

•a* 

... » 

Tlwnd«y'M 9 Friday 1 

Price* Effective July 25-24-27. If57 

izitit Broma 

CQOKB SALAMI 

MiAT LOAF rtJfM 

OLfVi OR WWLOAF 

LUNCHiON MiAT *~J«f 

iOLOGNA 

_ J •QtOGNA ___, U 3* *• k^. 

— — i _ . . 3 — — _ _ _ — 2 « _ _ , 

Ideal Fresh Frozen Green " 

BEANS 

Fordbeol 

MAR JMCE I«*J 

PUCKS 2 ur 4Sc 

Highly jUmwretl* Imsdmu Cmhfwrm^ 

CAMTALOUPB BUTTEIt 

Each 2? 

• * • V* I" * . -v\ 

'***Jf*ti»gs" i 

^^^^** ^saV ^^Â ^^[^P* I 

r»i 

— — •aa- • aa mm *a? »*a1 ia»y 1 • 

yirgiuim Let BmietjSpecUll 

HI 

- f* 

if, JULY & DOUBLE PAYOFF: WANT ADS PAY BOTH USER AND READER. BE WISE, BE BOTH 

(ossified Advertisements 

irtlMiDwnU far theae column, auould be In the afflM of The 

I-Ladiar NOT LATHI WUN NOON SATURDAY TOB 

j»A¥ rWBUCATlON aM NOON WEDNESDAY FOR PUBLICAnUDAV 

on the Claanlfled Page. Phone 9304 or 0306. 

CLASSIFIED AD RATH 

rime, *a Wqrfa of Less ,......,..,,,,,. Tie 

(3c per word exceeding 25 word!) 

• Consecutive Time*, with 25 Words or Leu ., 

Ad»'tfeûlrlng BDi Numbers, 25c Mora 

— All Clasaifled Advertising Cub — 

Ma "Too Mta to CHiiarMi 

$3.00 

mailed in, Il¥«n to representative or brought to 

JB ^B CO BY CASH OB STAMH to 

y~Hmt Copy accepted J» AccomANmo BY CASH OR STAMPS to 

i goit. g "-• 

wtoDier. 

ov * r PhoM u courtay and convenience 

r, RewItUnce must be In before .dvertl.ement to let In 

CianUeA Ottpliy Advertising - |180 Per Inch 

LOST 

LAPEL. WATCH with pin. 

• •law, CMltaa Dr. B. I. 

I 2ad Mi, until July 27. A Her 

- N. JOUi street, AHenlown, 

IM 

black cat. white on foce 

,__ Given collar. Itewerd. 

urlcr SS Mm nlnuslilc Hqud, 

and eruy 

Pnone u 

Ltwt lit 

ted .EASTMAN KODAK, aim 

i n niirn-»mtk case. In vlclnf 

ixon Marilla. Mrs. c A Alien. 

neOOni, 7.8i 

\LE NBLP WANTED 

JENCED TYPIST wHnlcd fm 

ffme empleymtnt, Fermaneni 

[ (leslrea. fli-Mc reiily to Sox 

ilLedEer. 7-28 

SSIFIID DISPLAY 

»OODWItL 

ED CARS 

II find the finest 

Cars where the 

finest Nmw Cars 

ore sold. 

Cadillac ! 

krdtaa Coupe 

^Vllle 

Cadillac %% 1QC 

rdtop "ta~ fj| | I fal 

Okflhc $2,995 

J 

2,795 

befwaad 

CadHiac 

* ^2,795 

Moor |«dan 

Utility 

J 795 

$ 795 

LOADED WITH 

•XT«AS 

WE NEED 

USED CARS 

Top Allowance* 

|Off*>r»d NOW on 

1 '57PONTJAC 

RUCK 

MALE HELP WANTID 

TO LEARN PFUNrin 

netnpaper plant. 

•IB St. and 

BICVCLB MECHANIC and parking 

_let attendBni with diiwr't 'llceiiic, 

Full time. Good Hlary for Qylilj 

person. Holiday parkins, 12th ci 

Ucean Ave. 7. 

AUTO SALESMEN (Two) — To sell 

Uncoln-Meicury and clean used cars 

ExcepUon-l pay plan. UHntr straliht 

Gomnilssion ulon or aaMry nlcy and cOffimistUm, 

•" ldMI ' working eanAltlau. Seo Teo Mr. DIIB, 

Caraen Moton, Inc.. 2U waley Avc, 

HELP WANTED 

MSTALRANT HELP WANTED — 

Wultraaea ond fnuntain vtniken 

Must Be IB jeara or olile!. Only exnerkneed 

neeil Bpply. Apply SJUi Si, 

Keiliiurnni or cwl MO if 

BAB¥ SIT"I iNu. eipeiicnced, Mr an 

hour, ufter ' M1 liildnlEht, ^nigpt. Tncân hour, 

M. rMlhef Mlgllacelo, 

Ave. Ph— •hone MiA ~— 

SITUATIONS WANTiD 

BABY sITTiNG — Daytime. Cotle.e 

iîLmenuiiy iMluijiuon iluOm 

Senior life MUVLM'. W\ti uikc children 

to beach. Pnone 22SJ-M. 7-W 

BABY SITTINO NO Htllnljle tccn-noir 

twnl UUlnLkmun 

ltoi cemml 

Ave, 

H13 

CAPTAIN — Cxpei'lcnceil «n private 

DOILL. uuntj pocKlon auituncr or 

pcrmfuutnl. '1'ravtl AAywhcro. Ueorve, 

box 38-A, May* LaAOlntf or phon* 

O. C. ia*^ to 7 P. M. 7-30 

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 

OCEAN CITY Employment Azency. 

»15 Weat Ave. Reliable Iwlp turnlahed. 

Reference! Invntlcateil. CORDELIA 

MADDUX. Prop, f hone Witt, it 

ject*; 

TUTORING 

L HEADING—All R«C8: iv&dcrr 

ualnitiK; elcmeniAry subimplc 

ipcvct. work. O*?rtllled 

Mi*. Arllnt? Ncal. 1^13 flc*xure 

uno 1794. 0-6 

PRIVATE Tl TORINO — ExptrlcncMl 

in history _n_ilah elemental y sub. 

iet-ts Specialized training in atudent 

ptoolcms Keasunablc bid Atlantic 

Avenue Phone 1S7T R 7-38 

PBOHiSSIUNAL T_l(JJUr>G expcrl 

ented stair of six State cti-rifled subject 

specialists Mementaiy lilifh 

PLIIOOI college prcpaintoi) or t-emedl 

ai tducstiunal aovisoiy aeixlcc trve 

Intensive (.nachlnu (ouiscs (Fjrt 1KJ1) 

lii V. tilLccntn st Pnone ..330-w 

PERSONALS 

VISIT our cunet department fcir JlrOics. 

corteleLiea and brtuslerea 10 lit 

every fivure. lieadquaneiv for new nyiott 

aversucKer unliurins nut«es. beauticians 

and waJtiâies. white and nil 

TOlOii. The Wise Shop. 85O Asbury 

Ave. tr 

OPPORTUNITY OF A .irBTl 

Nruly n^tuicd iL&IiiurunL for rent 

in Vim-land, N -I. New tionl. excel 

lent I Hull >n I~ou 1 (.Dial Mum b< 

sr, 0 t> l> mtpnt liilrn \\tlt< Mlliionv 

IK-r"lni "«-'ir Anliury Mr . up l.lu.ne 

tJi-cun t.lty '22T.I. 

BUSINESS SERVICI 

RAFT REPAIR - Umbrella*, beaok 

chain ip our .hops- Be it'a Hiirt 

Service and Patio Shop lad iaa Wajj 

CAR RADIOS REPAJRH) 

Colas Radio S*rvlc« 

ALL MAK>t 

Motorola Sato, and Swvlc* 

111 Aabury A. 

Yah K.yi 30c Each 

2 for 55c 

WILL. HAUL AWAY anything you do 

not want, from attic jrarnw or I?1H 

where. My pmy belnn itoms 1 c^n UK 

W. Brijrtit, phone Somer* Point 4«3a or 

S. J*. 43718. tf 

Win. HAUi. AWAY Itema for which 

you have no uai>. No charge (or 

asrvlce. tty »y beln« lutna I can 

me w. Chattln. Phone iaStsJ-3. 9S 

FRIGIDA1RE SAus and SERVICE— 

Repairs to all make refrlgeratora. 

New FrlKldalic rvfrtsaratora ranges 

washers dryers, freezers Palmer Frll 

tdalre 1117 Asbury A\r Phone 03A 

Open every evenlna: til 4 9 

KFV3 MADE—Complete lockamltb service 

Automobile locks a spectaTty, 

Walter F- Allen, tSi Cential Ava 

Phone 2S44 U 



REPAIRED 

OCIAN CITY TYPEWRITE* 

SERVICE 

J3#* A*bvry Ava. Ph«n* 12N 

Ship To Shore 

Marine Radio Service 

ALL MAKES 

PETER J. ALLEN 

J7« 6. SURF RD. PHONE 0071 

BOATS FOR SALE 

SJ-TT. CABIN BOAT. Chrysler 141! 

h,p tieatw tour, 1 x)0 cockpit Portort 

(hue 1173600 In w«*r Sae 

fouy a Marina Service IlUi and Bay 

13-FT, ARIBTO-CRAFT RUNABOUT 

wlllt 15 h.p Evlnrude motor. One 

year old. like new. E. Thornton 310 

w. Connecticut Ave., Kmnei-a Fvlnt. 

Phone Svmera 1-olnl 42S3. 7-Ie 

J4-FT 

Point, 

CABIN CRUISER head 

BO a p Cn 

Ueuit Works 

1967 OWBMS, 27 foot, aleeps four. In 

Water, ready to go. Twin enfftnes, 

30 m ph. Trade accepted. Al Stretch 

Harbor Marine. Somers Point 3000 0-3 

DOOS • CATS ' PETS - ETC. 

LRISH SETTFJl fUPFY. fenwle. « 

mjonths, AKO Champion atocJc. 

wormed, house-broken, excellent with 

children. M. V. Sheets. 3S13 Central 

Ave. 7-38 

WANTED TO MJY 

FURNITURE — FJVTTIHI: HOME or 

amaller r Ion. 

will help you u clean 

attic, i baeement b or garage, w. . BBright 

Briht 

phone Somera Polnl JKO or 4376. 76 

tf 

ANTKJUFB WANTED—Uric a^binc cul 

aUass old Lhlna and iglaasware 

suunps books jidd vlc_ Vt ^ri^ht 

•wmers Point M33 or 4378 

FOR SALE 

DO\ S 20 ROLLFAST B1LVI Li. unid 

condition 920 00 68 Ajkansaa AIL , 

Pbone TTO3-W 7 30 

BKM1MGTON TYPEWRITERS, adulng 

machines. Sales and s'rvlc* 

McHenry'a. 32£ Atlantic Are. Phone 

0711. a 

.BOARDING 

THF. DELPHIAN AjWT HOM1>-El4> 

ei ly ladles Uomtllka aUnoaphef*. 

Good care and Mala. 

rates Pbone Ocean City 

REAL ESTATi WANTED 

SMALL HOUSF OR APARTMENT 

l-ûrnlshed yearly Vt outa Ilk* three 

bedivoma II poasible Small family. 

North end preferred Wilt* Box 83% 

aentlnal-Ltdgrr. T-a* 

MARRIED TKACUEH and woiHinn 

wile 4ml re one 01' tiro bodmmn 

abartmenl. September L No ebjldlvn. 

Write o. ft Harrison. US Lincoln 

Lane. Avonrby-the-Sea. N. J. 7OB 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

RENT—Bungalow 3 bedrooms, ocean 

view, electric kitchen with garbage 

disposal, outalde shpwxr. lun decl. 

$100 neck 3047 Atbury Ave ti 

COTTAGE—Furnished. Kitchen, bedn»m 

and batb. Summer or yearly. 

Near Ooton City, tlajtOO per month 

for iunuuer; winter, S4S.00 per month. 

Phone Tuckahoe 77-R 13. 7M 

OOTTAjCiE—15th St. Five bedrooms, 

living 100m. porche*. modem kitchen 

hath, not and cold ahinver. Weekly 

or month or August, 

ply 1406 Wesley Ave Rcasonsble, A! ££, 

4929 Vi KST AVE — Attractlrt modem 

2 bediuom bunsalo^\ Nev\l> lurnished 

Open for Inspection Near protcclcd 

beach Otbpi- nveklr rentals 

(Ausust) Robett W Mai-tlndale Realtor 

4&EI Ballimorc Aie Philadelphia, 

Pa Pnone BLlgi aile H-iSBl 8X» 

CHOICE BAYFRONT RENTALS. Enjoy 

your vacation on the cool watvt^ 

from section. Ktshinu. su-lmmlnd and 

floating. FronRfin Williams, Realtor, 

1332 Bay Ave. tf 

SEVERAL TWO AND THREE ROOM 

Office suit. All utllltiea. Modem 

In every reapect. Write Box 7390. Sentlnel-Lsdger. 

U 

IS Mis wliH plain n csstilnK. csstinK 

kitchen work. Mutt ilH-p l In. I PRACTICAL OR TRAINED ArDE for 

teeit. Phone MM. 

it _. ling homo, Cull St.m.i. Point 

iSBl befaie 3 p, M, 

GIRL OVER m tar eounter 

Experieneeii. Apply T^l 

MALB OR FEMALE In work In lunch; 

alk. If 

coneHf. Siilary antl meals. Also 

Ji ; mun to work KI'HII. Apply gue and 

TO AMMT 

Jprr; 

\tt at da^' 3 tlmea a 

W. 

FENCED WAITRESSES wnnltollnatane'i 

RMunal, tS Aa- 

: *OK THE FINEST IN WEDDING ensemnlea, 

Infurmals, Receptions A Vacuum Cleaner Repalra — All 

vailon cards--1'hone t/rii, McH i HOOVER SALES Ar— 

3ye ALlnntlc Ave 

tl ROBERT t HOI 

ph BWIMMIN'C INSTRUCTION — Phnne 

Oceun CTIty 1317-M nfter ti P M, 

a. 12th and goardwnlk. H-i 

7 

~~ \ -- 

COLLEOE STUDENTS-_ManufacTu7oT 

iPBUIies on campus airenu, OpfnlnKS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

uMillBbc "'" HI Bl some soul* eolieget coliegH hejlinnlnii hejlinnlns 

Fall Seffleiter, Sophomores or Junliirs INVISIBLE REWF.AVTNG — ClgarGLte 

u.x-fDi.ililc, xfDi.i, Write Box ffiTJ, ffi, Ocean burns, moih holes, cuts tears. Alter- 

Cit City scntlnel-Loagirr. sctllLa Glre Gl cnlleMp ll nii 

aflnns Buttonholes, Button* covered 

" J tenrtlg lending, Rere* RcfcreneM rreuired. 

A mv- Melts Marie. MenutltchinK. Hroinpt 

. sonai Interview w'il ari'anHed at Betvlce. Reasonable. Florence Jeftrles 

T-30 1116 Uoy Ave Phonr 0-9 

SITUATIONS WANTID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

[ CLASSIFIED AD 

CERTIFIED TEACHER deshe. poi|. 

IRINW RESULTS _tlon us Baby siller. Day nr nljihl. 

Es,peiIcngcd, Call ocean tilj M30.W, 

3 i"p w 3iir t F^-*" HW - E " 1 ' it 

BALF—Custom made 6 ft knotty pine 

•how case, glaas front, sliding giass 

pain — All Makaa doors, glass shelves, iluorvsasait llpua. 

AND BERVICB Alvyn Hotel, 811 Brighton pt Runa 

HOFFMANN 

1875, U 

ALL Mb 

to 40 

WASHER, dryer, refrigerators oil 

burners $cr\lce on all makes rv 

li.c Lull t-f 90 Oiattln Hpfrlseratlon, 

1116 Asuury Ave Phone 3001 nlahL or 

day. ' ti 

FLOOR SANDING MACHINE and wax- 

Ins machine for real by the day 

Davis Hardware Company. 1235 Asbury 

Ave. Phone 0915. ti 

r COTTAGE-899 Sth Street. Five bed 

j-ouma. baih. powxter room, furnished 

svn deck, enclosed poich. oil heat 

S. and W domeitle hot watei Available 

August 1st. 39T4-R. rjt 

. ^ _ , . 

Open daya 'and 'avealnts 

TWO AND THRBE StDKOOM COT- 

Music 6u>rc 834 Usatioae 

TACES and aaartmenta by week or 

land 14 J Phon* 9JTI8J 

lancer M c Amoa 41T Uth St 

Phono 31S0 tt 

FRIGIOA1RK - Good working condltiun: 

cement tuba and plfea. W3B 

Park Place, -7-3B 

OFFICE SPACE 

AZALEAS. t^^KANlLMS. 11 yulaitcceas. 

Flower and Vegetable PUIILL*. Lvergreens. 

Flowering Hhruiifc ttadng 

titobes Sea Shells Birti Hu^hi. l-'la ONE, TWO and 

minyus. Glttzeu aim UltKluzeti Pottery 

(iarden Ornarnenis. £iuA.v&tT'^ and 1 THREE ROOM SUITES 

Vloltt Jail all ilzei l-|>n,\ ..1 Pint-' 

wood. Aluminum Lawn Furniture. 

Money's Pottery shore Kd. swalnfcon JM««l*rn F.r*>pr*af Building 

Itoute !>. second house north ul Ava- 

Ion Koad. U 

Janltar tanlaa aaid All 

WANTBP^-Ortil jotw ol any kind. L. 

Ullr, Phone set ICIR I ijv a-.'aai. 

STOP - LOOK - LISTEN 

TWO RELIABLE PERSONS 

ta take children five on up, 

down to beach and play. 

fBHinA^sn* |» B» ill th« 

afternoon, Monday thru 

Saturday. 25c an hour. 

Phone 2332 or 3207-W. 

Ref. supplied. 


FOR THE BEST DEAL IN 

CXPTltnY COUNTY 

•'57 PLYMOUTHS 

• 57 DESOTOS 


Woodbine M«for Sales 

Audi. BaSaM-Plymeulh Dealer 

800 WASHINGTON AVE. 

Woodbine Phone I 2264 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 'I- 

PI-T SUCH I (;lt S\LL -N* ts W (UO 

ti i it HI txrcllint liKiitlon KIKHI 

vtm HI ouml buslnesfi Suit pi lee of 

S3 %M> rUJiesmlK nil ntix k ruiiiltim 

Jintl riKtiiri-s lit etist. Perfect r*ir retired 

iwrson. t:illl Oeenn City SMS. 

72t, 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

SheppanTs Auto Sendee 

ELiCTftlCAL SVSTtM AND 

BRAKE SPECIALISTS 

nATTlCBlTS afar All t ••"• 

fI214 SIMPSON AVENUE 

PHONC 0722 %i 

FOR RENT 

TV SETS 

Week — Month — Season 

~ TV SERVICE 

9*lf-$upparHn9 Towtn 

And Ant*nn«* ErtcfMl 



Phon* 1242 

Avrhorlnd 

•C* - PllltCO 

Talavlslan 

BAI.RS AMU SBBVIC* 

"Oar fcnlaiKa an all 

afaetary TralBerf-' 


Buy Here and Save! 

This Seal 

on a 

USED CAR 

is Your 

Protection 

On* Full Yaar Warranty Against 

Repair Bills—Good Anywhere in U.S.A. 

'13 DQBGS Siwr* S»»#Km W-»on. , 

©yr*T*i»f»C r#dlq #nrf h*r*t*r, . \ 

$991 Full Pric* 

'» PONTIAC, Hydromallc. ^msr 

Sedatt. MWkj «, ' Heater. Vary 

Fwll 

•M FtfllD V4 CviMmHna 4-dwi 

•edan, rad|e and haiiar, ' 

Pull prUt f»»S 

'St FORD FalrUne l-floor, V4 

Radio, healer and overdrive. 

Only $595 down 

•53 FORD, 4-door Sedan. FordomaMc, 

radio * haatar 

Full prica $795 

'H OLDSMO8IUE "M" 4-door 

Mdan with radio, healer, hydromsrlc 

and oower brakes. 

Full prica $«95 

|AVi UP TO $1,000.00 

9Q1*? m ^ | OWanoblle Denionslrators 

vrolet & Oldsmobile 

|11TMI.liH1o MIliH1o ifif) 

Open Mtti, *bf*oyh lot, 9 A. M.,to 9 P. M. 

|l11ft JMb A (t 073* 

V.-•>'' 

Phone 0X37 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

Safes and Service 

WinUr Storage 

Intid* and Out 

f XPIRT VARNISH WORK 

PHi DILIVIRY SERVICE 

HOFFMAN BOAT YARD 

Somtr* Point 2205 

I DRIFTWOOD - Wholesale and i-eUul 

Uitd builis und eMrn cup: flower* 

ciei£ti>cns h>(luini{tai. Pottery large 

I and fimni!. Sea shells. JMooaey's RouiA 

Swainlon. second bouse norttt of 

Avalon Road. tf 


30-DAV WARRANTY 

SCHUffaECTWC 

710 AStURV AVIMUI 

PIMMM 1S42 

That* imilcf idetil 

McoiTtfMe'k for 

your /A 

Write Box 7S43 

S«nlin«l-L*Klg«r 

NEW 3 BEDROOM HLNC-ALOW Hi* 

bath, ull ctrclrte klU'hon, eau hrat 

OAK to trootf frnu*. *10,. Will fln- 

AIH« Ijldt* patwcHlvti la r*»port* 

No ptipnr J A B-vun 

> A> W 

IMV; 

Fistll 

REAL iStAfB ** SAL** 

TWOSTORT 

»arttar fiiralaMil, 

CkfltraTAni ' 

honuTand nppn>aanatajhr 

Thr« mlnutea to *Sk.fc 

OKU* your oes tmlt «*•••"• 

ena tie Ideal location 

units tot Income Lo* < 

fermj to sulL Rrlva 

and TudtabM IM-. 1 

call gnu J- - 

Three bedrs awl ararau 

lahed fllOOO HMari Raal 

Ul BatUrw. Road . 

GARDENS BUNOAIJOW—O«a4 eae*tlon 

Two bedraoOH, *?&**• *£ 

duced In (.rice Pbeot OS^nT f^f 

REAL HOME in «)«»*• t 

•ion of country Iff*. 

y«t 

wUhin ntinirtw «f atarM. 

churclw*, .efcooh, bav «n*l 

OCOMI, locatod on TwdtabM 

Riv«>r. Not a now frtvM but 

• r..l sturdy îlS 

horn* in *xeanMlt 

Of W«jtf#f 

on i Cornvr u^-» - •^•^ —a-i-^ —r 

150 tWt with rivtM- frontaa* 

with prtvat* pfar. Pin* floor 

ha« living room, dining 

room, klKhon, pantrv. Soeond 

floor, four fctttVooini 

and bath. Lirg* AooMd 

•Mit. DotaW* fpraW*. Wot* 

Shop. PHol/W Mil for 

$•,000.00. 

For intpMtfon contact 

I. LESLIE LAWtENCE 

REALfOR 

4101 CBNTMAL AVltMM 

OCIAN CITY. N. J. 

•Horn Mt4 

APARTMENTS FOR RpWT 

FIVE DAYS ONLY—July 37 tW AusHat 

1 Two bedroiHaj aaoand floar apart* 

laclna; ocean JOtM I l d s 

Aiy Jtefb 

tLrV 

V AP 

(Neai Oceeuil WSl 

. 

SlHpa I 5 alao threa thre 

arn apirtmenia. Ij 

Bay AVC. PtlO&e 

HOMER AJ-A! 

Ave. Wel 

1914 

daS 

AU«uat 

«3K« 

let* mtiHi. bin ttgn 15a 

gatdTSoMa- ft. "i%aaia 

TttB 

9!&s 

GUSNStDE 

Clean, 

tMCti MCti Rustleian WOODEN KBNC 

I BaskLiv.eaie askLi Fllh Fnfllsh Hurdle. Hrdle. d Post 

1 

and RRan 

w nodes Picket. Enacted qr 

, nonîected »re* eMMataaj. aaj. JMst'a 

Patio Shop 2nd and Wast Ava va FHsH 

3UI or 3122 

if 

CM! US TODAY 

We will etlimete tha SEE NVMAN *X>H t^LASS, Auto 

Installed. Blass table aiid teak 

co*t of Installing mirrors. Boat Kiass. window ftiaas rv- 

Blaced and fitted. GUI Asbunr Ava. 

ELECTRIC HEAT Phone 01Sf tf 

iri YOUR HOME GARDKN ARDKN SUfPLIES—Peat SUfPLIESPeat Moss Scott 

O Orass 'seed, s , d Vertaareen V aen elestaj lt MMIl 

You are under no obdaatlsa) nlte-llolly lolly r rone Burpee Seeds 

Wm.S. 

E Ptl hllop .'nd und West Air 

its Plltlo hllop I dlltcy .nd und 

Phone 31.'1 Iiee delltciy 

KM II KMHt III H 

Anderson Electricians »l»i H.KK "ntl niHtlii. -^ 

1)52 Asbury Avanva—Phana 1771 Cllv 01J0-M 

tf I 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

Us'uh \ou w It) like OUt body atid 

hnrter work (Jcfan I lij Mniorg lnc 

12Lh M and A^huiy Avt. Phone 0d00 

tf 

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE I 

OK U I_S1L> CARS \\D 'lalCKS— 

All unkn find models W Ittt a \MH' 

trn cunmntro thiit coiintj, Palmtr 

Chrviultt and Oldsnicibllc IIs»»d Cor 

Lot, 9lh and Slmpnon Avc Phone Q&fl 

Open pvonliv> tf 

1 CORNER BOARDWALK 

STORE * APARTMENTS i 

«t*r* (Car. 4Hi « Boanlwalk) SB3 OCEAM AVI—* 

hmMmln and luncbaanatla) 

ft lo a peisona closr to kcacS n*l 

i Witslr Pier Set owner ntr on plvadaaa pit . . or 

•ûlprhaar jlfeadif ftwra raady pnnne 1H]f>- Pricea i-edîced dd now 

far hmlftaai -new *a 

34U1 STJtEET 

Octsbar !«•—matka »#»r. 

I DlttJjXt FIR4.T t-LOQlt Ajnuuwal, 

Aperlnfenf. 3** taaraiwallf 

CM Wnnr A»c T»o l^ld lnSl 

Auouat a\ Saptatmbar 

I rooms all tile nn(h. l^rfp living room 

with dlnettv all elei-lrle kMcken ultn 

Ap.rtm.nt, Ma Bcardwalk 

bieaKfosl nook Open fi om July 27 

Balance July—weakly 

August A September 550 «2> I M ItJ- L ROAD Two or Ihrw bed- 

IUIMII iipji Lmt-rus. CCoul 

Aim a try. In 

Apartment, 3*4 ttoardwalk 

I uuk l m lyhborhcHHt t LJtllllt Atm 

July 10, to July IT 1125 

mohl onthly 

U 

OR \UlR L>t N—StL of (,iuffnli> 

SECOND HXMJrt APARTMENT—Two 

hoi ns tit $.15110 A'f>us [lielitrt. pro- Apartment! aquiv. to 1 bad- 

is bniji kitchen iBree IK" 

Jwloi und ittxr > 

n H(TP; ends beluern und LJ HL 

1 j()i Aj»but-v \*,t T3U 

J bid, or ; 

lhl> BO>aV_ 

Oi* of OCMII dtl\ N j for i 

paving or puts of \Y Sdi St.. 1 

nnd A*bur> AK 4 Aibuo AV* 

graieJled i-oadu-ny, Sth BIHS Via 1 

lire sheet *»ph«lt) in the * 

Ocean Cltt N J with BK 

LoncTsHp sui face on exiftln 

e«tlmiitod timount of FA 

IXiAtfiient n.quired Is 451 . 

I and (00 Ton* u>3 ) and 

\iirds of Fine C*i1adji>s 

, Uf flll ft»i #UbMfSdfc Hfls. 

1 and rtma »n fcubitc »t ^ 

I July anil. ratiTjt w.OO 4 

ARTME\ T tw(n I bid* _____ . 

housr- lflpal lot momlnfi hoidc—4 b*?d > D*U» all tlectil'. kitchen Sleepi 4 

n,onm 2 baths, U\IJIK •juau-t«r> for Biork from ocnti i\lth ocean \te*v 

Siifft fiiwr nun (M_i_upltd 1 i *75 00 v.*ek(y Phone Tfti^-M T-3C 

n.tirtment unri 

Mu&t be SL-_._I 

U> 1H> appin lut i t>t a saci liiclaJ , .... —Two hedi 

pikt (all (Uil < Atop at 813 Cvnli-aJ nie Kitchen with K"i 

A\_ 

HotpoJnl autoitlfitlr muhrr 

to A4lÛ_-L g and \uf.usl 17 I 

I-ROM 1>1 PHX—TSO9 Cen urtsfc J007 A«l'ur> A\ t *~' 

traJ Aw I Mtunit locaLlfji. M«d- --,-—; *.^., _.nutcJv 

priiicl Appli uviiur Phone I J**h *ir_U.tr—Mm riovi 

Orean ion 7 "W "* ncdrooma nmr t»cu*h 

i»> «erRk Aqcu»t till to St StpUml 

A €t>rn_i piopeii^ fvi me i>tiy»?r Ill 20ft (intial Ate t 

loirklnt, f«i H f»i uround hvilV *MR\ ' I ull pi ho 32,1300 (flrni) Ftrtt floor ' 

t\\c it*iKo min^ mom «ith HroiMucc din- , 

7 26|in« t_H>ni Run iK>i scrn isne 

I'K-aauro Ax*«. 

7 

1 dSfiT 

*-'!" 

11 

turnable Ala_. most he I 

stafldnrd prqpoeal lorov 

net deisiiinaud therein aw 

the apeclficatlona must 

emelobea tenrinK the name 

di-eaa at the buT " " 

numSer wit Ui- 

TIHW beti'ôwm apmt the Board or Cm.—.—.^— 

Auirust _bri to 17th Illy, N J . U07 gtau AM i 

l> drroiHtrd vnd fiu n- arrtdia a«d «tr acfaiopa. 

Mornlfigvlde Ropd or eb^ck feeifljfittl) or o_MI nut I 

7-3* 10 pereentum of the total 

the Md The standard 

805 FIFTH —3id Com- Isattarlied to theau 

Wtl 

r«»m nodpi ti flcatlona coplia of i 

Islied upon application to „ 

Hut und cold Cleik All bltfdcra not quail 

_. Aiull>ble Aueunt 10 t» IN this date with Ih* SUI 

SIpfl'K 3 tSSOO v.pok Half iat

6«U:. _ —u J.- 

*',,•»' 

of !«#> 

TM1 OCEAN CITY 

p 

wt Saturday 

KMKT — CUrk-Dluoa 

Lesion, and the 

a dance In Che 

at • P. 

as open to the public. 

last Saturday eranini 

attended and enjoyed by 

Pocohontas Club 

Mom WiWwood Trip 

amis PMNT—Masters of the 

Mt Pacahonta* dub met at the 

MM af Mrs. Doris Nichols recently. 

wfccs plea* mm made for a trip tc 

HIIWH Wednesday, July 31. A 

jo_* .—. —.1— w U J ta lu,,^ 

the home of Mrs. Mary Janaskv 

and the group will leave from therr- 

forWlMwoed. 

nana atao were made for a break- 

fast dub at UK tune of Mrs. Annie 

Itobiim to tbr near future. 

*MWIW B1 was made that the 

drive will he closed un- 

PRESS CREATIVE 

PRINTING 

- SOCIAL - SILK SCREEN 

M.J. PHONi WO-l-3941 

Point Fugitive 

is Arrested 

Hold Eddington Man 

on Four Charges 

SOMERS POINT An Eddington. 

Pa. man was apprehended Sunday 

morning at Jack's Grove In Rgg Bar- 

ber Ttownshlp by Patrolman LTD 

Bader, after a two-week n|d. 

Paul W. BnmeL, of the MM hloek. 

Bristol park, Bddlntton. hu been 

hnnt«] since a series of event, task 

place approximately two week* ago. 

Enunel wait being checked at city 

hall after a complaint was lodged 

against him by an unidentified per. 

n_ 

Emmel requested permission to let 

his credentials from his ear and whan 

he failed to return immediately 

Bader went to the car and Emmel 

refused to en out of the ear and 

rolled the cor windows up instead. 

Bader put his hand on the door 

handle and Emmel started the ear 

and proceeded about 5 feet before 

Bader could get his hand loose. 

Emmel then proceeded south on 

Shore rd. uith Bader giving chase In 

the police ear. ^smel went areund 

the traffic circle the wrong way, al- 

most striking an oneoming ear and 

proceeded across the Ocean City* 

•omen point Boulevard at speeds 

better than 100 m p h according to 

police 

Ocean Cily PsUre joined in the 

chaw and Emmel went south on Bay 

av. to Mb U. where he made a Wit 

turn, PoUee said that u he ap- 

proacned Aahury ay, he barely nuMed 

hitting a car coming from a aervlee 

station At this point the police lost 

tut fugitive. 

Emmel wu placed under SBO bail 

to await a hearing Saturday before 

Municipal Judge Richard Thompson 

on charges of failure to heed officers' 

command, reckless driving, failure 

la exhibit drjyer's license and ret 

Istratkon on officer's request, and as- 

sault and battery with a motor 

vehicle. 

Invite Entri** For 

Outboard Races en 4th 

SOMERS POINT—Applications will 

be accepted until August 1, far the 

outboard motor boat races scheduled 

for August 4. 

Ted Evering, general chairman re 

parti plans for the affair, sponsored 

by the business men of Soraers Point, 

are earning along nicely. AppUea- 

tkuis are accepted at Leslie Cqnever's 

service station, 441 Shore rd 

Gnat Chief* to Visit 

Silver Moon Council 

SOWERS POINT — Silver Heon 

Council, Degree of Pocjhontss met 

Friday evening in Bethel HaU, OtMIl 

Heights av. Mrs. Viola stevii:,on 

pided, Announcement was made 

that the visitation of the Great 

Chiefs will be held in August, The 

next meeting will be August 2, 

League Plans Picnic ; 

SOWERS POINT—Members of lot 

Junior League of Share Memorial 

Hospital »ill have a sweetheart pic 

me at High Bmb park Monday even 

ing, August 5, 

BE WISE - DQN1WM *• • 

NOW! 

3200 

PETER LUMBER CO. 

FREE PLANNING 

FREE ESTIMATING 

NO OBLIGATION 

FOB ALL rom HOMi IMPROVEMiNTS. 

COOL SUV INGS 

^ HOUSE HLL 

UtSULATION 

ALUMINUM 

SCREENIN6 

Durabla Non-Rutting 

20" to 4«" WicU 

SPECIAL AT 

RUSTIC POST 

FENCING 

10* SECTIONS 

bMrty •rtd Pro»«cf ton 

to Your Horn* 

2 Rail 4.50 

3 Rail S 5.25 

APPLIANCES 

SHOP TODAY and SAVE 

4 urn aecrae 

SURFACE UHIT 

tto0.$1M4B 

Sale' 

20 INCH 

ELECTRIC RANGE 

R«g. $119.95 

Sale 5 159 

1 UNIT ONLY 

BUILT-IN OVEN 

Ms. S145.00 

Sale 5 120 

lith & HAVEN AVES, 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

Op#n 8-5 Week Days 

i 

^^=__ 

3 Injured In 

New Rd. Crash 

Both Driver* Are 

Callwd to Court 

SOMERS POINT—A two-car accij 

dent tied UP trafflc on New rd, for 

three quarter) of in hour and three 

person* were injured, two of them 

hwpitaiSud, Tuesday afternoon, 

Morris 5. Davis, "0. of Philadei. 

phJ» driver of one of the autos in 

voived was admitted to Shore Me. 

mortal HaapKal mth iacrrntions of 

the hack of the h?3d ana a chest 

injury. Emily Davi», wile of the 

driver, also was admitted to the hos. 

Pltal with a lacerated forehead, frae. 

lured left »t and possible frae. 

tured right knee, Hospital author- 

itles reported both in fair condition. 

John Proa, 47, of 10 W. Braddock 

Drive, Somer* Mint, driver of the 

other vehicle involved. wa» treated 

for possible chest injuries and a 

puncture wound and released. 

Davis was travelling north on New , 

rd. •nd turned directly in front of 

Frost, who was going south on New 

rd, according to Somers Point Pa-; 

trolroen Michael Colao and Lyn i 

Dader, The mishap occurred at the I 

intersection of Bethel and New rd. 

at 5:24 p. m. 

Police said that both ccrs were 

badly damaged- The two an-bulaiK*s ! 

if the Somers Point nescuc Squad 

ook the injured to OH- hospital, 

ymvood police assisted in detour- 

ng trafBc on New rd. 

Both driven were issued summons 

or careless drivim returnable o*. 

ore Municipal J u d ; e Richard 

Tiompson tomorrow. 

Millinery Show to be 

Feature of Luncheon 

Somers Point 

Churches 

OMACI LUTMllAN 

lev. CharlH Rlneli 

rldaf, Juh/ »*— 

6 to 10 p. m—Ilousehold Baaar « 

thednml, preceded by a «re.e« 

Mjle dinner with ham nnd crah 

cakes on the menu, 

iU s"M V . "m'-MornlM Wowhlp, 

i-4S a' m -Sunday School. Classes 

"in!.""«««« w-n'p- 

•1TNAMV M1TMO01ST 

«.. Ralph Utn Prt 

Prhtaf, Jyl» M- 

I o m.-Voung adulfa will meet 

at the home of Jlr. and Mrs. Robert 

Evans. 411 W. Connoeticul av. 

m*—SuiTday School. Classw 

Annual Art Shew 

Open* at Cop* Moy 

The lith annual Capo Mar AH 

Show sponsored by the City of Cape 

Hay and the Cane May County Art 

League opened Salurosy evening at 

Convention Hail witli a preview and 

reception ailended by city ofneols 

In? hundred, of visitor* from ail 

partt of New Jersey. 

The exhibit consists of oU and 

water color paintings by well known 

•I«a*i, Thiiii 

Modern art, 

does not 

The «hlbHl«| 

Including gyB 

7iS0 to Silo 

IB. Adj 

The Art S 

tton of Mr. i 

well kDown 

MW Ceuiity , 

%". m^Mornlhi Worship, Rev, 

William Bally pasts' of the Asbury 

Methodist Church, EMlUh Creek, 

trill deliver the nwswe m the oo- 

wnce of H*V Ralph Barrett. 

TM p. in — Evening service and 

meditation will be under the diree. 

lion of Misses Marilyn Wf,ter< and 

Barton Scull, 

Wadneiday, JMhf H— . 

7:30 p, m — Prayer Service. Topic 

Bill be conliliUition of (he itudy of 

The Book of Acts. 

POINT—The annual syni' 

ner luncheon yeai"?i ae.o, lie 

tiTnl interlocutor mid dl 

Whi-n the Ocean fltv F\t 

t Club inltMted its sei it s of m 

show , 

cs the 

'in itc-ogultion of this s yester- 

dny mornlntf 

I Joseph ft Embrey 3rd, 2ft, of Phll- 

adf.lphia a summer patrolman here 

for several years piiur to thit KA 

jiii'n was ehargnl with driving nutMter 

V' i (i.p influence of liquor Friday ntcfet 

'^\\ hen hi* rftr struck a pole af. Oth »l. 

1 fine) Bay av 

According to pot ire, Embrey'a c«ir 

•pproarhed the intersection from 

efaM on 9th xt* and matte A 1ft£L*litfQ 

to go north Oft Bay av ,J** ffude the 

•v., Unwood, reported to | 

on Saturdar -nidtt lie 

*ml on the Ocean : 

open for all bidden. \ 

JODY MILLER. I9.year-old 'enn State Universily 

Sophomore, of Bryn Mawr and 1512 Pleasure av., this city;- 

will reign JJS queen over the resorL's 48th annual bafoy 

parade on the boardwalk, Thursday, August 8. She was a 

lady in waiting to the queen last summer, and more recently . 

was maid of honor to the May Queen at Penn State—Senior 

Studio photo. 

Two Summer Girls Named Aides 

to Queen of Annual Baby Fete 

cumpaulon ^rre uninitirod 

Ltt.r FrM.r nlgbt. WaKlr Graff, 

«, of Ba»hn*n, ***U w» backins 

>pac> on Watt av. Mtor 4Hl at. nd 

c*llkl*4 with anoHiar car. *p*rata4 

t>r Ray C«*avr, 3t, #t Wa*hlrtgt**j. 

N J., wtie wai driving Swth an 

W«t av. Graff wn chargtd with 

car*l*>t driving and Casp*r wnfi 

failwr* t* carry Nil driving llcana*. 

YestertaV"*n»riflrig. 

by E. T. Buggelrt. o^ls l>a 

Ocean City, wan passing th 

interMscUea of Snllaii 

•v i(h»ing -north on AUotlc 

it «-as struck, by a «T«t 

,3rd st. VMM c 

pnla, was iMuetr-'a 

1 charging her with a stop 

tion. 

I Saturd ay morning, 

th 

pt-d hu car In the lane of 

tolng soulh on Ocean av. 

llm and «th sts, Anotlier 

D l 

Preparations for the resort'* an- 

nual baby parade on the boardwalk 

proceeded rapidly "ver the weok 

end as Norman V, Sargent, city 

director of public relations, an 

|VINCENT EVAMOKLISTA 

Moi-ganBanrk Poal No, 1J7, 

can Legion, Milt week pro- 

Vincent A, EvanaeUcta, im- 

kte past fommfndcr. ai a candi- 

for lli d f 

Guidance Director Reports 

Growing Demand For College 

Joe Kennedy and Bill Cox runnfrik I nounccd the gelection of two pretty 

" summer residents to be the maids 

Faithful adherence to their pro. 

claimed Intenlions liy this fall's 

Freshman clus at Ocean City HIM 

School will produce in the gradual- 

Ing class of IAS! the greatMt num 

her of local high school sludcnt 

preparing for college entry in the 

history of Ihe school. 

According to projected flguru 

presented the Bosrd of Education 

•for Heolion as commander of ! oy James Kirk, guidance director at 

|Cape May county American . the high school, 98 per eont of thin 

| yeart Freshmen class will pursue 

Welier, tost representative. . coileie preparatory studies. 

nlM ihe local man-, eantfldacy , ^ ^ ^ 

prapar* th*m tar caltof*, whll* 

th* Junior clan will haw 41 par 

«*nf praparlns tor call***, HaH 

•f Ma ianlar ciait will take cab 

s y 

Iineetlng of the County Legion I 

"lUve eonunltlee at Cape May, | 

Canizzaro was endorsed a* . 

ernate candidate. 

! 

Ineetlnf af the remit POM 

poay evening awarded a eon. 

I to Huuell Sulton. of Ihh city, 

f • liuuilation of • new floor in 

* 1 Home at Mth it. and Haven 

lander Anthony J, Volpe dis- 

the qirard cue, and reported 

"*! 1 he sent to U, S. Senator 

! 

CM, regarding 

reaction to the 

he td 

hi. -per- 

Ha re- 

reaction to the «aae. Ha re- 

he acted u an "Individual" 

1 u a reprcamtatlvc of Ihe 

>H*m 1, MhMM I, pirn* 

This years 12th year group will 

have S3 per cent of the pupils study- 

ing general mbJccW with II per 

ennt preparUM for the JwnlnoM 

world. Among the Junioi* tT per 

eent wUl »tudy fanerai subject, and 

22 par cent will tafea BtulnaM eeuraw, 

Tl» elan of 1960 It expected to 

pnduM the tte*t number of 

Citms Historical 

lekground of C, M. County 

Robert B. Meyaer dl«- 

with leclalatkn ud politic. 

• >t . reception tendered him 

««• Meyner at Ckp* May by 

nc*pUon attended 

a5 OHM 

which mtt annie* fmght. In ymir 

annual pUtriraace to liMoric hauaaa 

you pr*wrv« ilw |i*ec*ful tradition 

of everyday life which U a* truly 

American aa that of war. 

"Vou in Cap* May County may be 

MMdally proud Hurt ao many ot 

your cttuwn* an da*c«ndant< of that 

ttrtwld UUIa band wph* brand U» 

ocaan on tha tiny Mayflower to aaek 

frHdom oo an unknown contlnanL 

'ttm mv all nor* ' 

business trained students. Thirty 

two per cent will concentrate on 

business subjecti and 10 will take 

up ceneral itudleH, Freshman 

l ill h 27 t 

p c 

classes will have 27 

studies students an 

business subjeelH, 

r cent genera 

IB per cent In 

Mr, Kirk npartMl that N per 

«nt of m*inh*r« af tha ItS7 ciau 

w*n accepted m faur yaar col. 

I*S* program!, uvin par cent 

war* accepted m buslnau anil MC. 

retarlal achaali. 

The report showed thai 41 per 

cent of Hie IH7 graduatuM elau 

had intentions of furthering their ed- 

ucation, » per cent were assured 

employment, IS were undecided on 

their immediate future course and 11 

per cent planned entry into h 

l 

Among June graduate! enteruw 

•pcejallnd fields, at per cent planned 

leaching careers. M per cent are 

sacking a future In the sciences, 17 

per cent arr uricrnied In nursing, 

technical school* and vocational 

SM Pat* I, «lwni f ptaata 

Somers Point Girl, 17, 

b Reported Missing 

BOMmS POfNT—Police hen b- 

sued a miaaing pcrnon ilarm ynter> 

day for a 17>-ear-old girl repoTtadbr 

not seen here aince llsM a, m. Sun- 

day. 

Mn. Catherine Lonso.of Broadway, 

reported tba dltappurmm of her 

dauchtar, Catherine, a ntudent at 

Holy Spirit High School. Polloe SgL 

Albn EUey aald the girl* abmMe 

was reported Monday morning. 

Ill* moUicr Mid >he lest um 

CathartlM while ah* waa preparhej 

• dance In PleaianMUe, 

anar aildalaft Satnnlay. She waa 

aa urcarlng a green taffeta 

a 

! up to the OvwAvis leam last yrar, 

are amom the favoritm In this year's 

"" ' However, considerable 

title quest, 

competition 

, erabl 

is Uilratcned by each 

Mrs. E. E. Michael or -tOofl sotnhfiel.l 

rd,, Drexel II1II, Minimum here at 

(24 Bill st. She ii « Senior -.tudint 

at Penn Stale IJnliersily 

Queen infanta, announced ia>t 

week by the parade eommliiee will 

be le.year.ald Jody Mllier, of MI 

Ljite Knda> ^fti-i IIIHIII mrs di Ivci; 

liv IA'O Podlcfim of llaxolton, fa 

-i.u Wendell WuniiSrd.PhllsdrtpMa i dmen by Donald Mamr «T 

i cie travellni; side by aide -,oulh nil > > - -- . . *~V_ Mt r. 

West a\ Poilli-Hnv\ aulo vet-rttl t» 

the rluhl and huinpt-d \ o u n L, S 

\t hulf Itaniaê uus -.ll^hi and mi 

auents wire made 

Jami-i M cily cum- 

niiKsliineis, 

tiotnsr on (lie auction Mock la 

the hii;h,.,t bidder IN ihv i«26 

Ahrens.riis acrifll ladder irut-k 

which was riiirtd iiom iit'iivi! 

•ervice IBSI janiiaij. 

Until roeonliy the a-jpnralUH 

hail iuTii parked tUo.i^-.ia- the 

fire Htation af 2Bth st, and We«l 

av,, where it served us an ni 

traction to youn;;sicrs. Last 

week, however, it was removed 

to the city incinc-alor where 11 

will stay unili disposed of. 

concert orchestra Mr, Fuhrman in 

turn acted as piano necompanM and 

introdueed four pier artists. Each 

offered two seieetionf. 

The performers, all of whom were 

given a warm reception, included 

Mm Ellin 'Alexander, soprano: Al- 

len Keller, tenor: Thomas Perkins, 

baritone, and Dan Desldcrio accord- 

ionist. 

Mr. Keller led sir with two Irish 

tuner!, "irM Eyes Aro Smiling* 1 and 

"Little Bit of Heaven", Imitliui the 

Roiarlana to Join him on the llrsl 

one, an old club singuiB favorite. 

Miss Alexander sans "Calling Me" 

and "Auiumn Leaves", Mr, Desl- 

dcrio drew an ovation with his vaHa- 

lions on "Carnival of Ventae", a fiiv- 

| oriie standard of aeeiirdlenh^s, 

I Ai a climax, the •rchestra't p*> 

nnnlai barthM* aaloM, Mr. Park. 

talK ^•An^naSai M am M BBTH 

Clanging Jail Cell Door Waken 

Young Vititor From Slumber 

A 19 year-old visitor who alept ao 

aoundly that ha dldnt wait up un- 

til he heard a Jail cell door dang 

behind him, WIN fined 420 vhen he 

made a wide awake appoorftnee be- 

fore Judge Franklin A. King yester- 

day morning. 

Charie* Hall, of Bala-Cynwyd. Pa., 

told the court he was wailing to fio 

to. church wh*jn police found film 

•lutnlwtimt In hi* parked on-on IJth 

st. near Ocean *v. at « 49 a. m, S 

impoiwibl* to awaken hhn. 

Hail wai'phMa, mn 

a police radio ear and 

benlna him awakened the prla- 

Ions mmtgti Cor.Fokbey to uk 

a question. " d> : •' -•****••*.•; 

vlted Hi. racatkMMt t* ««**) 

Music Pkr wtHn H ralnaali 

tsal Hi.lr mnlHim. flig 

wi fs fiic fiftis 

•eng" anal yrgail nafangr< 

weraa of aeriabii ta Mr, I 

Ihe "P«M- llttl* lamb* 

www fee *u» af wart, 

Mr. Firhmuin In a briof L, 

Uon to Hie pratfram Invited 

tartans and vtaHors to 

concerts and prattiMd i 

talent all aunimn- loag. 

Club Vice PresiaeBl Ro*d» S 

PrMenlecl each aRkt — ^ 

notary's souvenir dam i 

oncd with the faaM 

•ouvanlr of the oocuton. 

Mr. Soilth also anrwunood 

locBl club Has Ijecn liliUti 

pUlen of Cape May and __ 

Und counties as «ieate o# Si , 

Aussat jp, TMa asnya] i : 

"eUwtana and their wises 

duww aboard an oyster 

and it erulK on Oelaw.re B»y^ 

r¥atMant Herbert 

and cntataar j 

on Angyat 1 M 

hu Ttm.m 

l 

When h, arted 

H b 

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lf"ku 

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/'-•'m

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Ms^d-^.::^t!^^M 

semmfw 

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JMIAC 

Guidance Auto Races on New Trade to be 

POUNOCAtt 

cnotct or leiMe 

60c* 80c 

THE ONLY WAY 

• 

Be Completely Informed on Ocean Gty News 

1$ to Read the 

NEL -LEDGER 

CoHact Ocean Gb/i Bam Market 


.muni «pil 

• 

UWS Sale, w«i sfa* M pV f 

B, Md c*>« Snath?, Sep- 

at Jcrw] City 

•ctompanied iu itmnui tiw other 

day. Old Number UN ,1 m 

take its place alongside ih, -Tiwi 

TbuBb* and oiker laacut iron 

burses at m» BaJiinwr. an* Ohio » 

naa«#«|aik» Jhaeuai 

, .» .... im or m 

; ^ » «B be -Ot W" lau «f tac 

•Persey Central's - 

# fm ret^terml 

«o-««k«r vttkmi M lk« dietel era. 

bowleaJ 

S * lam ne MBan. in 100 

, Me cue* vtB tw imi to u,, pfciup. 

Pine* after ibe? have been miero, 

Btaed BJ toe Naiional Ar-hiics 

•f tha sp> 

on 

Sunday, 

day of the Fair Jack 

•» Hell Drivers will be ihe 

fa Monday and Friday 

Second priJC In this caici;er» went 

to the Undl M. u«n-J bv Chick Mil^ 

liEan. Adoptine the tht-ir.i- "Tea, 

house of the August Moon-, the craft 

carried Japanese characters under 

5. larye pajuda, 

j* cfcugging ouibuarri rjlia t.hhd 

prut ,„ ihe aajgnal arou/- Younf 

I Oforê Kellc~ decSrated his dffi* 

^Mrd boat, the Peanul Sntll iiitll a 

Hipcratnietur* rejcmblin 4 .Noah's 

An •tnh the decks covered »iih rut 

out animals. 

e '•*• Alien** cruiwr, the Bis 

eunner capped Hie top comic 

jrHe. The traH had Bre engme 

Base ttandt on the bo- ann rtem 

water high mn n,m air. 

m waited and naihlng rad 

•**/»d allatais th» rauH, 

.-im trunks iM uiitt and 

fad fireman hclnsers. One 

Boys 

Somersl 

M May 

•fternowu, which will be observed SOMSU 

1UM l 

Route • and 

Jt 10;J0 

botiiOriwr.. 

Patrohnui 

Use drivers as ,._ 

MMaate dinciar adtM Ikai 

of the Stale Fair will or H.ddonfi.TJ 

UK sentse of Ma 

«• in* opouiac day wtth Muuspole, IS, of i 

[expaaderf wiih us P| infill of , f^ ^^ a»»nanr ekaMB la Ik* 

"B the ttoaNi and avs., Unwood. 

taurrfHr a* ~ ^TM TTI?I ^ -" ^ has 

_ at the Queen In Ihe wu going weM 

In. VHrtimil am eB ^LrZ*i k rtrt 

She will reign during the when the car d 

jto the FrtjMua. 

week aa4 pmldc at many lunellon*. made a left turn i 

! Barry UcLjuehlin for the Sopot 

" the ovB^nts of fair week, 

I Moret. In Hannee Speck Mr the J^T 

Taken to Shore ! 

B arranging for ihe appear- 

Junion and Eueoe lUllrrsn for Ihe |Jjir| M^jLISTi tad 

Hainbach was "\ 

ance at Maw, screen and lelevUJon the head and 

•ten in Broad* av revues. Lad year 

The departments arieauUaa pro. 

required three stiu 

type of program mad* a de- 

p pw has been expanded by iiuu 

hl» left knee. TH 

hit with the grandstand audi-; were 

kf fee director -it. again tirade 

and (Ul be RpaM with an ' 

ail 

s n filini districts taa aba 

to bring even bLsstr head- 

Wnnmtthtr PWIB of these 

linera IS the fair. 

I Carty, 14, oi fi 

I Bobby 1 

Mr, Kirk asaounced the eaaMisb- 

! O'Brien, 1J, both of j 

•eat of 1 lie la kb afln of IHer- 

, Point, 

atme ranf«rnlng omipaUBM. stmliw 

tat uinu, and abo a eJc laUag Vinfdge Diesel Boat Parade Ptl. Bwlna sai 

property o( tke 

Jonior saUsgei aad collogei tor Ike 

I and had Men tal 

information of seniori anUciMtWS 

coOefe BBtn, 

Ri Point Wvd far •haul a half permission Mast 

•ule and oo Mh a. to Wedey av, be driving 

Out to Pasture aecasieB, Mil the situation was 

ckared when the drawBpan 

Jail Door ou 

»»s lowered, Chiuf smith said the 

longest opening of Ihe 1th si. span Both C*rby and 

Jmnmy 

was about la aunutea. 

being heM in the i__ 

aad US MoraingSde rd tUs city VH Ke* Jen**, *tuek had aa 

lion center pendin#t j 

eioMraiei •aile ioU lie eourt h* ant Me ia the ] 

ganiaUon. , ^" 

»! frfim &r the Central fiaMmad Bill BaUenby's cruiser ill.: Louise 

of New Jeney for Bore (hn s 

Pieat 

iU was in parody with Knorrs cralL 

years. 

and ejUlibitcd the Happy ,Se« Year 

MONDAY 

APPt£SAOC£ CAKE 

55c 

TUBDAY 

KYIl'S FWGE CAKf 

SIBVB 4 TB t 

Me 

Powered «i|jb a dieae! eflyiiie ef 

WQ harscpoaer—hardrt more thin » 

hick powered 1MT .ulomoWle _ 1st 

squai square tndet »», Ike forerunner 

of the Uauandi of puUii 

reamlined dlesel ium, .hich 

tedai have jusj ahem driven lit 

steam engine li«ai ike Bach, 

.Number LM tras pvnnd wiih 

the first kedlufûi dleiil enînr 

talih eipresjly for railreaj kxoniot-oe. 

Tftje tsgise *î built by higer, 

at its Fbiilip^bur^ plant to 

oa* drain by Herman 

l«B, * General Bttlnt engineer 

and instilled at Cni, Pa, in « body 

built by ALCO, It hi, been worked 

hard By the Central lailrsad for 

years. 

thcae. Aboard were a group of revelers 

Hlhcred around a larjje pla«tir 

champafnc sla»« Blifd with balloonJ, 

lo resemble bubbles. Thu v.as good 

for second priie. 

The Gladys J.. «yi!d by C M. and 

w 

T Jent,. *»» third prize «inner, 

A playpen and dlapcri on the lines 

clearly indicated that here was a 

nursery aflaai, 

•ak Menihan's Jamker wa. CHM 

•• l*a wktiwr In Nit most original 

ManMceNM, The MHI was on. 

•hteir Bfini witli aluminum toll 

•X a inwt of octwMnfs garbed 

l« M cectumei lumped up and 

i 

Pkwnca OfAcer 

ami a fawakfe 

•nambanlilB fak 

clurfad wera two 

eareH far put 

Smith and PhH 

on sack far 

Charles E. Bieber *, 1 

Lancaster, Pa and atw i 

in the offlce of the Oam ' 

her of Commerce, sat j 

b ^ 

The membership nole4o>« 

tance of Wajler 0 

H£îtai and the 

lup up and Roger WUuajoa from 

all •ver th. i,af». The theme Hospital in WUB 

-Cati an * Hot Tin tor. 

The Post sent a i 

the parenu of Lt L, 

who was a c«iuallv j 

plane which 

lulj. 

-LEDGER 

.?'••»- 

Comfort 

1 In skewi tar Hw I 

of Me 

Pa«l»k theatre af ._._ 

came aut *f the ••"*•• 4 

tMBf, 

He was a memtoer af I 

City local of the 

tion of Musicians, 

Lodge 171. p, and A ; 

Trinity Eptaespal CBB 

Suniving a.e hia nife,l 

Jeanne Pmb, and 

Jcarine Anne Ctomfoft, 

Ciu, Hhe abo u a wd 1 

l i 

Jlolln 

*t»arfl McKpnna and hi, uartv 

i. spcedhoat Mamau Here 

, m l h o ( r lhemr- ., 

E J SaiiM i,t My Maiden 

7L. " ' h# elltlrt The «ev. Farrui 

cunduct (erviees at 1 a, 1 

in tile Smith Funeral I" 

in» a viewing froa 1 

Inierment trill be 

lery. 

sarbed in airdici and bra;. ' «UP was 

Past Commodore OilJ Townsend's 

Bil! Knurri 2, 

rnjll took third pri»c in »huu.. 

Jnaes, 

IlupUymg tnc Ihcmc, 

, IISEJ 

urivlaal "—' 1. ft 

ni 8, Ullda >L, ' 

« to f-'R, 3 Pimnut Pt men. Shel " 

»or the 

iiijnuiabie meuki — 

m \eane en.ni 

i^mlni—L me 

l 2 Mamnu, j^m . 

" °*tT-i Pathet 

»ilit*ni D. Twit 

.„ .,""», l"»m«o - 

e, ind ftalurtd a mimic at 

Ms}, "The PaJama " " 

Capl. Can» 

.Mo,ila;nja 

ban neet *« cited h» 

thg Evens 

for tbeir eontribulion to 

Apt, Chris had his 

I say, over therc, 

WHAT'S THi »t»T 

CAR-WJY THIS YSAR 

... and where em* I 

•w nm Ms? T«A»fi> 

rrenf ftps 

Fashions 

\ the current hot weather one'i 

naturally turn to lomeUiIng 

ear. And ttwn'a when cot- 

IB to th« for". 

J'I cotton, an thlngi of beau. 

[well ai being nwM practical 

•psntlve. Wonderful thinm 

g dona by the manufactures 

1 textile* lo make them more 

_j, M well u more attractive, 

ypej of costumfis—from early 

1 dreuea to evening wur, 

mention attractive bathing 

Fare being shewn In cotton. 

', combined with prints, art very 

while solids of two shades 

1M? THCOCCANCItY 

of the BJ» cdlor make, up pleaalng 

outfit*. 

The «aa«nM»—« pretty, cool-looking 

Hint drcM worn with a top coat 

which picks up one of the colon of 

the print—la a Practical outfit which 

may be worn on many different oo 

cjuilona 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

' On HM Traffic Circto, Somar* Paint, N, J, 


IMPORTED and DOMESTIC 

* WHISKEY * WINE 

ICE COLD BEER 

ON HAND AT ALL TIMES 

IT'S 

THE 

BEST 

NEWS 

YET! 

|Keep August 14th thru 17th 

Open for Big Things! 

hunk Drivers Fined 

In Cape May Court 

Two motorists wore convicted tn 

the Caps May Municipal Court Sat> 

urdfty on charges of driving while 

FARM PRICES 

Price* farmers received for their 

products Increased four-tenths of 

one per cent during the month end 

ed June 15. according t 

law Uiat of a year ago. 

Acrobatic Sailing 

Parks in Wrong 

Place; Fined S15 

Smith GraduatM 

From Army School 

Army Pvt. RaytBond E, Smith, gen 

of Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. SmlUi. 

1ST W, Meyran av, Somen Point, recently 

was graduated from the basic 

Army administration course at Fort 

PUt, N. J. 

WhUe attending the euhtweek 

course, Smith studied correspondence, 

typing and M other clerical 

subjects. He entered the Army in 

March and completed baste training 

at Port Dbt. 

fTHATS MM way rachrtmen oocrilH a Bermuda ntMd *n«by M 

M. Thl» dccUci. 14-foot craft carriM nan tul for Its (in than nf 

otbtr rccamiied clan, aomctJme. aa much •• lj)K aniara tmm ef ft 

On or mart ef In ili-to-eight-mao etwm may bt dumped anrbaafd 

baJlati wh« the wind alachna, Bcmndun. tew bean aaUac this 

•f dinghj, uniqiH to th. niid-Atlantk taort, for mor* thui • eMMrjr, 

r beet buy by fari And 

Trade and Easiest Term 

•••••I-H Km MM 

Mtaaaa Bakar Hi Uf.aJr 

Model for mod** 

FORD 

htheLowwt 

Priced* of tbe 

Low-Price 

J 

Vandalism Brings New 

Rule at Scout Camp 

All Girl Scouts and leaden plan, 

nng to visit or use the facilities of 

Camp Coy, the official local gin 

Scout camp located at English Creek. 

must have proper Ctrl Scout Identi- 

Railway Express 

Resumes Service 

Railway Express Aflency is again 

CLENN MEETS DEC 

Coming Events 

In Ocean City 

TODAY— 

Summer Auxiliary of the First 

Methodist Church, i p. m. in the 

solarium of the Blseayne Hotel, Book 

rtview on Taylor Caldweil'i "Tentler 

B*achcotnbers Ball 

For Flanders Staff 

The annual staff dance was held 

last week for the Flanders' big fam. 

lly of helperi. The theme was of the 

salty sort entitled 

Wall". 

Besides lavish decoration. Including 

a S2000 fish net from Chris' and hurrlcane 

lanterns, the ballroom was 

filled with music by the Tune Toppers, 

who came over from Cape May, 

operating fully throughout the m> 

Highlights of the night were when 

tlon and all embargoes on rail and 

the voice of Jane MeCrainor fllied, 

air express shipments have been lilt 

the roam and when five pounds of 

ed, it was announced here by It L. 

Cupper Kettle Fudge were awarded 

Leeds, Blent. 

I to dancers during the "spot" dances. 

The strike of nearly 2,000 vehicle 

employes at seven major cities and Marmora 

certain adjacent points, which began 

April 22. has been settled and employees 

are back at work at those Methodist Picnic 

points. As a result of the strike, 

shipments to and from (00 communities 

had been embargoed. 

Public Invited to 

Weakly Card Parties 

The weekly card parties given by 

the board of Ihe Hostess House for 

Convalescent Girls are being held 

Flanders Guests Win 

Music Quiz Awards 

Handera Hotel guests gathered to 

participate in the weekly musical 

quli. A large crowd arrived In hopes 

of winning notne of the priies awarded 

to IkoM who know their music 

beat 

Hnt Mta WH given to Mrs. Weir 

Brlttlo. of Prexel Hill. Ft, Second 

prize wai awarded to Mrs, cooper 

Jeoup of Woodbury. N, J., while 

honorabU mention wu prewnted to 

Doris m. Anieraon, of Penn Valley, 

aad cWMrwt, of Arlington. V«,, woJ 

occupy taaJr eottace at • Walton pi 

fat* At month of August. Mrs. 

HebklHIt Ik* former Carol Buiby of 

it Well Attended 

MARJIOBA—Nearly 100 Bttended 

the annual Sunday School picnic of 

the Marmora Msthodht Sunday 

School Saturdiy evening at the 

Strathmere beach. Dames with 

prizes were planned for the children 

by Mrs, Robert Ountner and directed 

by Mrs, Jacob Field and Mrs, 

John Young, 

every Wednesday evening in the The picnic was planned by mem. 

Recreation Hall, The public la In- bora of the Jolly Workers of the 

vited to attend, 

church and Mrs, Gam Broadley, who 

Mrs, Mae English contributed the also served on the picnic committee. 

proceeds from a private card party 

she gave recently In her home. Several 

of these affairs have been plan- 

SBAVILLE — A buffet supper, 

ned to benefit the Venetian blind 

served by the Seavllle Chuicn choir, 

fund. 

will be held in the social hall Saturd»y 

evening, August J, from S 

Tentative plans have been made to 7 o'clock. Everyone li Invited 

for • tea to be held at the horn* the to attend and proceeds will twneflt 

middle of August. The public la Invited: 

A well known personality U 

the piano fund, 

expected at guest speaker. 

PALERMO—The Mnnnora TUen 

wUl play a by* game wit* the newly 

organked Avalon Boys' League team 

thb evening (Tuesday) at Hie Hollls 

Cakrwcll Recreation Center at B:W 

Hagy and DiMarine 

Teams Lead in Bridge 

This week's bridge results from 

the tournaments at the Yacht Club 

lave top acores to the duplicate 

teams of Mr. and Mn, J, Milton 

Hagy and Dr. and Mn, A, OlMarma. 

The contract winners were Hence 

Frohner, Mrs. William Doebole, Mrs, 

JudM for the quit were Mm. R, Ruasell rtanscom and Mrs, Harold 

Motaon M Vancouver, Canada, Mm Hag«r. Mm. Doebeie leada for the 

A. Burger of New York anil Hn tournament with a score of TAN, 

M«d«Un« Trt of Penimuttn. 

VISITOH FROM MOYLAN 

•MtlKVS IN USOIIT , 

Mrs. Ant Walton Parker of Moy 

»OB H*Y. ind Mrs, R, B, Melsky Ian, Pa., la vncationlng b«"s at the 

Howard Hall Hotel. ISth at, and Central 

av. Sho plang to remain until 

August 12 

THERE'S A NEW - 

One lure way to kaep Asm being 

nurdmed by • Msriihi*— u never 

to pick one up. 

HARDWARE STORE 

at 3315 West Avenue 

— Open Ymar *i 

» - - i ••-•>• 

Chronic 

ToldtoScrarT 

Twke-Arreftwd Man 

Ordered From CVy 

under the Influence of liquor. 

Evening drvnei of cotton. In or- They were Joaeph E. Major, of CIS Court Continues 

gandies, valla, glnphaan or pique., Broad at,, and Juan SantlMO, of stt 

ore vary papular. They are practical 

Aiiault COM 

Lafayette it., both of Caps May, 

for tha young, a* well as the older Major wu santaneed by Magistrate Donald Natalia, IB, of Ardrnor*. 

Francis Dwyer lo three months In was nned *15 on a traapnahic 

the county jail, plug revocation of eharaa lit MUHMMI Cburt hero 

SUCCESSFUL PAHTV 

his license and a S2i fine for leaving Friday aarlea FInkbouior, of Ot 

the scene of an accident. Ha lerved Weam av., said the youth parked 

"Was your parly a succew?" notice of an appeal of tha sentence his oar on private property parted 

"A great success." answered Miss to the county court and was held with a "No TrespaMlng" ilgn, 

Cayenne, "I doni remember who In tMO ball. 

Hearlnl of an a*Mult and battery 

wu there except tha society editor,. Santiago wa* fined $200 and hischarge 

against Row Dee Humphrey, 

But not one of them wrote less than license was revoked two yeara, 38. of 724 Moore av., wa« postponed 

a column about It" 

Janes Williams, who was charged until this morning (Tueaday!, pend> 

with allowing Santiago to drive his Inn a doctor's report on Uie Injurle. 

ear, «ns fined the same amount. he allegedly Inflicted on hU wife, 

Julia. 

Mrs Humphrey eharged that her 

To Split Precinct 

husband a aojdler on furlouvh, beat 

at North Wildwood her at the Moore av, address last 

Thursday evening, and threatened 

The North WHdvnnd elty cauncU to kill her with a loaded gun. Judge 

this Week took und-r canslderaUon King reduce, the original $2,000 ball 

a recomnmndjitlon by the Cape May to WOO 

County Board of Elections that the 

saeoiid ward In that community be John F. Kalpin, 90, of Buffalo, 

split Into two voting precincts. N, Y,, forfeited |M bail on a drunk 

The Election Board In its recom- 

and dlwreriy charge brought by 

Ha far Comma inaj New J-MT'* **"J MM 

mendation cited law which permiU 

police when he wag found lying In 

fi I HU PI msatuwsr •» •>• Wl*. Neaae. Mr. 

now district when the number of 

•oxlcatsd on the sidewalk at lltr. 

i teatf— J-nHn wW. «W rWilii.a, 

NO LUXURY TAX IN MMMS MINT registered voters exceeds ?00, North 

it, and Asbury av, early U»t Tue». 

WUdwood election official* report 710 

day morning. He failed to appear 

registered votes In Hie second ward 

for the hearing. 

there. 

In a lone iraMc ease heard, George PoHce Break Up 

Comptmtm Stock of 

Lavls, of 1355 Ttoga terr,, wu flned 

*20 on u careless driving charge re- RowOn Wildwood 

Police Asked to Help tuklng from an accident l»tt week 

at 34Lh «t and Bay av. 

A nearriot outilde the stnrll»ht 

Find Diamond Bracelet 

Ballroom on WUdwood 

A Devon. Pa., visitor late last weels Sceffiaw Fined $50 

reported to police the losi of a diamond 

bracelet valued at about *1.000 in Wildwood Court 

while on the beachfront last Wed- Leslie N, Oorey, af Mantua was 

nesday evening 

fined M0 by WUdwood Judge JLouia 

Mn, John s, Bloren told police Mnttera late last week on charies re- 

that Me bracelet, which she hajsulting 

from a four Line accident to 

worn for 41 years, contains 17 dla WUdwood July IT, 

* LIQUOR 

monds and sapphires on links of In addition to the floe, Corey was 

yellow gold. The lots occurred be> admonished by jndfe Matte for 

tween the Delaware Hotel and 7thnuking 

k neeesuty for WUdwood 

St., sho 

police to pick hrm up wrien he laUed 

to ippor on ika original dMa of 

DITTBICH IN HOSPITAL 

Me hearing Tuesday, 

County Treasurer Walter A, Dltt Oorey ta alleged is have left the 

rich, local real Mate broker, is re- scene of the accident. 

ported to be Improving latiafaetoiv 

lly In Temple University Hospital, 

PJilladefrJiia, wnere he underwent 

surgery last week. 

1 lt>t - 

•bov* WMMÎ 

of tha aBpatnay, (aajaaapi 

WlUte S«nltli, M, of «« Wert »y.. 

4-i/i.V*'! 

Uteraily "cu«aMi~ btnutff out at 

Ocean city over Of mtk Mil. 

MunJdP«l Judtf* fraMtlin A. Kln« 

ywterday ordered Btolth out at town 

fallowing th« defendant* second »ppearance 

In court hi four days on 

disorderly change*. 

Friday afternoon Willie HI flood 

$20 by Judg« Ktas on th* tttirgs 

whlcfi resulted from the complaint 

of • West Side father who Mid 

Smith used "loud and profane* language 

in front of hi* two teen-*se 

daughters 

Saturday afternoon WlUIe waa 

Kk In the city Jail, lociod up by 

Sergeant William Sprulll. who told 

ttw court WUlie waa talking -loud 

and profane" hi the neighborhood of 

7th st. and Wat av. 

A change of assault and battery 

against Elizabeth GItaeon, 41, of «SI 

West av, waa continued until Friday 

by Judge Kuig, who asked that police 

Investigate the circumstances 

of the case further 

According to Bamber Jackaon, 34, 

Charles Roster to 

uf 109 7t*i st, Jin Gibson nit hfan 

Address Kiwanians on the head with an unknown object, 

ikying open his forehead over the 

Charles O, Soeser, of Philadelphia, left eyv and lip. Jackson taid he 

wall known Olympic and AAU swim had been calling oti the woman for 

* boardwalk mlng official, wUl be gueat ipeaker about 1V^ ytoars, 

waa squelched by a squad of 18tomorrow 

afternoon at the weekly Mrs, Glbooo, in her own deMnte, 

polleemen early Sunday morning. 

told tbe court that ahe did not bit 

luneheon ef the Ocean City Krwank jactaoii « he wat leavtog the porch 

The fracas began shortly after the Club, Mr. naeser h an honorary of her house. "His wUe did," the 

dance nail closed at midnight, when member of the dub and eonduett changed, Jackson countered that hit 

•even! youths cot into an argument the annual meets here 'it the Flan wife was not around, • 

near the ticket booth, Thre* ears ders. 

Oiled with ameers were called to the Local KiwMiiana have been Invited ToH Are Rescued by 

scene to break up the flght and

A;. 

•*•«. 

j 

i 

£ V 

V "V^SyiJj 

^ 

i day 

put. 

. -Wlldtiu 17. Chl- 

ctals. 13 Vine. 13. Dicwllne. 8. 

Satis bonus (four ««•)—Hormonj 

I. CMcnBr. 55. Wlldalu 51, Orrx- 

tne. n. weau. 49. Cadet. 31 

urta- 

Joann Hack 

Winners 

Ja«fc 

* tfte 

iCKy 

; to the 

Jill Jobnaon Gone 

nfcti Gall't Pull. 4, 

Mitt Barb. 3. Bath 

RoU. 6 Wllll 

. HBSI a 

Bon' Junior Moth>—1 Michael Bu- 

na. Mr, B,. g. John MeCniulanrt Jam- 

Waltem. Walt Up. i 

•rlno Jr LI'I Due, 5. 

r 

Mr W> 

^ 

Senior Motlu—1 Vollmer 3 

• 3. Accardl, i, Hulzfi. S 

•, Kroesser 

Out* Senior Moth*—t Kelt) 3. 

Aashead, 3. Hopldn, 4 Jnnnson 5, 

Alewjler S, Nary till, June, Pest; 

Junior Moths—1. Kelle>. 2 

«. 4. DlMarlno 4 Doug 

•Y4WHM 

SB'S* 

A. ft. W 

•art. 

Tita Chatterbox «, 

il* rtugjn a/ $£ 1" 

day night trim e . 

Warrior* adsad the Box 

' ^h^vajurtajr Ue 

at W ft Iha Uat 

fraiqc, Oene Hudslns and Dick Dav 

•nPflrt. Wgb n)fsn for 

tho lctf . 

At*«J»%nd«ru 

scan was watte 

Pfl. Wgb )f o the 

ed tho S% to victory 

Hudfin collected a total of 30 

poloti, all on aeld goalx, Pavenport 

netted 15. At one point, Kudelns 

Jerfanned • crowd pleasing drtve- 

starting from' ahnost half court. 

The Morgan Stater luA hia feet limit 

foul line. swltd>cd the tall from 

hand to hand and deposited the 

lay-up. 

The capacity crowd responded to 

» well played cane all evening. 

was good basketball. There were 

JBly 21 fpuls. 

If there was any deciding factor 

was the rebounding. The Wa-ri 

rs had better control 'of the back- 

oards Ulan the Box. Both teams 

were hitting on a high percentage 

f their shots, and tooth U'ams were 

ilutllng. 

High men for the Box were Wayne 

udson with 20 and Fred Swtnltlt 

vlth 1«. 

Rustic Garden 

Beats Hot Shots 

Tom Adams Posh 

29 Points at Hoop 

day, M-t 

On Ttundiy night iho localt 

«4 Uttla Unie niddfrta un Uij 

they pu*hed acroia aty tuna 

Ant Dnune Dave auhHEoi* ai 

fapoaky auaplfad tfee*corina pinton 

SjTW InnUK wUh a doubfe #5 

triple, resaactlvely Bcrtaosky • 

thjsee-bawer cane with the (juts 

Bidiks Rffrsey was Uw wlnnlrif 

hurier. ttie Unu(>odcrii were heV) 

to three hk» and received flve walks 

Dorsej' fanned four- 

Ocean City liscd U hltj to apqylrc 

21 runs In Wednesday otht's jlascn 

Unwood did l)Ot know wfit hU tbiJ 

Nine Win* 

and Linwood 

when the locals started off with a 

ns hit-lour run first Inning 

Before that a triple 

0 0 0 2 10—3 

(10 2 0 0 0—2 

, The Brumwkk iopreienlnllvi. 

. the res on bow hn£ haî g,alnt>pularlt\ In America I txiiute it 

| In a sport In wh«li e\cry mcmlHr of 

the famll can lake an JUliw pjrt 

Lenlhan aUo- aawerted Uu| bow*' 

ing is a major determnt to Jut enif 

dellnquenc} Parent's prefer the 

bowling alley lo the slrect corner 

a., a place of congregation foi laelr 

children. 

Hie speaker outhned the hL,lor> 

or bowling and offcicd fltun-i, «n 

the cost of tonstrueling a 161,mc 

boultng alley, whlth he âid ,lp 

half a million dollars 

The third st 

by Phil Mover 

St. Augustine 

Kiwanis 

Plumbing 

PILEGGI 

HEATING 

Appliances 

14^ 

tHIMP TRUCKS 

PHONE 


JOHN R- KEMENOSH T/A 

vow 

G-f APPLIANCES 

5lhSt.& Atbury Av: 

Phone 0413 

W. ©IV. f ft H craj.0 liana* 

Plumbing 

HEATING 

JOBpING 

KBSIDENC* PHONE lt*7-JJ 

P«rif«rlr wttn WUItrd t. S 

Frank M. 

PLUMBING . HEATING 

Oil BMRNIIIt 

A5HWRY AVENUE 

•H0NI tin 

THfV WERE 

Teacher—"Robert who were th< 

FhvrUees " 

Itobbj — "The Pharisees m-re 

people who fasted in public and ID 

secret devoured widows' houses. 

Mlnan 

Whit* Sox * 

Dodgers 

] 

Cardinals < 

Red Lest ° 

Smond half nipilituin bn,,n 

the major seftlon of llu Morning 

League last wee* mill thi Hnt half 

champi the Dravci lakmc un e«rlv 

lead In the nuv In lht Mlnoi-. ih. 

White *>o\ aic provmi: lo be Hie 

number one fflnl«ider foi lht »u 

ond half cr,>wo 

On Wednc-*dm mi BIIIM^ knotkoi 

off the Pirati-i Ixhind tin no 111 1 

pitching of Ron MlH 1 -. Mik" mound 

21 work wii* biM.kcd up uiih .• !>**l till for llu 

fli-d Birds \ ith H fourb.u,ti 

Format League action itood tHIl 

on Thursday whilo Hie league All 

Start met the Stth it team Th* 

up-flDc4 to the hospttal, 

atoW with Mn. Hurry GeWuirdt, al. 

« l« Jgha iMPar of «*»d> 

««e/k tut tat entiatoiHie a 

•iM UkM mfi» have tBMlallMd 

t kk t l rt 

iM UkM mfi» hae tMl 

kl wtwu knaskn at aslMM «art 

as **ology. phyincs and- ehenlitryi 

Mtta lUjm Udtod 

aMttar lUjm Uudtod estfiiMrtag, 

and mere Own «0,000 coreUed In 

enft, trade and Induttrlsl field* such 

M ekscu-onics, metal work and. me- 

U addition to these OeMo, the VA 

survey found that Um rest of tha 

veterans enroMed In GI aounai lead. 

Ing to virtuaUy every typs el Job 

found In America, 

Some 108,000—or 16 per cent of all 

tn»inse»—have taken ceuran to help 

them enter the wcrld of InniiiHa- 

MoBt took eaunes la business admin- 

istration and aHJiRSemcnt, hut a 

smiH proportion trained far clerical 

and sales work 

AMOBg the proffsslom, VA ri- 

vaatad thai HMD vatanns war* 

training to ha tachow,-with ihout 

oawquoner concnotraUna iit spaeial 

teaching fields sush aa Indus trial 

arta and phy«l«l aduciltlail. 

More than S2.000 othsr* wn 

studying accounting; «,00O. medtelnc 

and related subjeetcj 30,000, law, 

and 8,000 pre la-w. The social set. 

enee»—such aa govarament, assnon- 

lei and psychology—*ttracled 24,000 

vewnn4tudonti, and more than 10,. 

JAMES R. HEHDRIX 

Icpifrs • Attcrttloos 

13Hi St. Phono 0993 

W. 

JOBWNO 

AnoMMT «IN (ttdlod, a«t and da- 

•In, wtth. xmvtr •*« taamlng to ba 

AppnnJsaatoly 

«f Utam 

atHar iald* *t 

*wk IWr » a> Nmrt, 

N. J., tuMad out Um at Uw doae 

vt M» asauoi y*«r Aarv ware 17.W7 

Manan yataraa* bkklna coune* In 

tfca ata4a of New Jaiaay. This In- 

chuktd U4M In Inatitiitlaaw of high- 

er laanala*. »,7M In «booH below 

eollatta lawl, IJU» la on-thc-Job 

~ id 7 iaUng iBMttuUenaJ 

Craw DQUMS Hn en 

Ib «w of th* Sootty Wiirren, a 

fJchtaeeJns bwt art of Wlldwood, 

sxUnsuUbed flmnu In tha. tf 

Fid 

sUnsuUbed flmnu I mtf 

inn Friday while a pasaenger IM 

of n adulei and 17 ohudren topside 

•waited Uu oateome. 

Leakags of oil In the sUrboard 

engine caused Me IN, ««ktk ss- 

curred naar the Capo May COM* 

Ouard Station. The ftajnes we ex- 

tincutshed before Coast Guard a*, 

sistanee arrived. 

StolMi Auto Found 

lit Pif 

An autanabUe which h»d been re- 

ported .lolen In Cape May Ust week 

m found Thunday abisdanad In 

tna giavel pit behind tha imuity air- 

port near WUdvond, 

Lower Towmhlp pollen fcund tte 

car with two tires missing gnd tte 

back KU torn out. The «*r la 

awned by Una WssUuon, of PhU. 

deiphla mi CaM 

HOWARD J. WUJAWS 

•vflrfw 

A. w. J. WMaiM A tani 

JOBBING 

ALTERATIONS 

170/ BAY AVfjfUl 

1039 WMl Av*. 

PhMW 0661 or 07*2 

otet** «*«)rt-i-_, 

Jka to anuikaarUi 00 tfcta avMMtt 

but IBMMB «*at te la klldMf «MM, 

AllHMloC* "- ^-"^--" 

aot to . . 

Ac amlahapa. Ha haft toaf 

(ram.ttfhatfUMliUmmimtmA 

m twg of (b> vlctlna ot at ptM* 

hot 

* "No *lr,- he replle*. "both drtwr* 

wiav maiun men who •honld huVe 

known better." 

*|t>laV yaw 

Jla> wan* as«, 

^ * 

Ttia aaa»ih«*» •*)»» «a«*a> 

af arasyam WM». wauM wfiiM 

l t l4 1#L 

Kara mn tw, 

Sgt Turner haa the bmckUm Of 

many rnfflc c^wrt* in tal» bellof t»l»t 

a lame number sf adolt mA Prt- 

cumtubly "BperJeBeM" drlvsr. 

could benefit from lmtrpttlon Wat 

would brine Onm ap to data on 

the ehangea that Juve made motor- 

Ine so much more complex and BM> 

ardoM th«i it was «fj«t th«jr 

learned to drive. 

Jim pouted to a report In one of 

the tramc pobUcatkau. B aHawed 

ttat man than one oat at tour 

driven who were ra-examlntsd aOcr 

allowing their drivlDG UeaBaas to 

lapse wen not even able to imam- 

niie staBdard band and arm alcnlft. 

or reraenlie traffic lagnii bjt ttelr 

shape. 

"When It eomei to Mich (bins* as 

stopping distaneei. bad weather driv- 

Rolph H VmOMw 

B_ai m fc fin ,.• tt: • 

R*9^ fvelfilir 1% *c 

IWfi A wet Ai^ mmm mtw 

RAILS 

GRILLES 

ocei 

IRON WOK; 

733 MOBM Av. ' 

mm 

FLOOR and WAU COVEWNGS , VM 

• CiRAMIC TILI • PLASTIC WALL Till 

• LMOLIUMS • CQNGOWAMP 

CarpM ifKtaOatiaft A ANaratlam — Wark 

341 WMlAvtnu. .. 

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Builders Builder* 

KRUEGL and HilST 

RIOISTtREO BUILDERS 

MKittSN VtMoaWMKIM • MOBILS • PRODUCTION ITEMS 

OUTLAYS • AMMT1CTUIIAL WMDWtMK 

»UU,T-IMS . KtrCMNt • CAllNrri 

IMIIINI ITiM$ . FeWHICA WOUK . FUHNITUHE TO 

236 WIMI Av«. 

Phon# 0392 - 2549-R 

STAHLER'S 

REGISTERED BUILDERS 

: 1547 Bay Av#. Phon- 3919 

tPICIALIli IN MQOf RNIZINft HOIMS" 

BERGER LUMBER 

ALUMINUM UNSrONIP SCREWS 

MA PA1NHHQ — NO B»tTIN« 

fttVWQOB Interior 

- LIME - CEMENT - PLASTER 

Colt 0949 - - - Th« Friondly Yard 

$TMIT •"* SIMPSON AVSMUe 

No Job Too lorg» 

No Job Too Small* 

ROBERT MONROE 

Building Contractor 

Jobbing 

2240 AStfURY XvENUl 

PHONE ifU-W 

HC.POHTII 

— BUILDER — 

Frmd S. Tarves, 3rd 

Home and tejutsf OMStrncHm 

RBMOOEUNQ AND 

REPAIRS CM= AU. KIMDJ 

1 BAYVIEW PLACB PHOKB 

ROOF I He,,. 

Roofing 

Air Wtoft^ ^ AJr 

Wft 

/"'i-'t'As^-*^ 1 

V ''

m-ffm 

iViR 

4 6,000 

•MB Ma ptaea. 

ID u>a AaneJMBB kcUcvc 

el Soli. 

• lato 

•f tMMtt ana retired pee. 

das dijdootd that 

kamdiflErsiteanl 

HKfuanluntOust). 

Soiitclr* and Rummy in 

OCEAN CITY RESIDENTS 

VISITORS READ THE 

LAST WEEK 

~) 

-iU_ JI 

GATEWAY 

PRESENTS 

Mr, and Mn. Andrew i'eekcr. of 

1 Jersey City, spent ths witi end ai 

their home here. 

Karl {odurn returned to his bosae 

in Philadelphia, following a west's 

vLril here *Ttft relatives 

Roger Ciderm! left Tuesday for a 

Ailrens" auto il Mrd «l and Crn:nJ 

business thp to Washington, D. C-. av= 

ifld Pennsylvania 

Miss Bati Oibersna, H V. retuj-D. Judge KiM rtteased AAnni frca 

ed home from Mi Kipp. Glen Car- tlOO bail as a nuterial **!»»*« pond. 

Bener, last Saturdiv 

ing the outcome of Injurtffs ia J*i 

Mrs. Manila Emmons, formerly of Rife. 11. of WUuaiaaom- Pa «fto 

Ocean Vkw. was released .'mm the s-aa injured m t»c eTa»h. Awordaii 

Shore Memorial Hospital thit week. to reports received by tie rou-. 

Mn. Louise BJTUB and djnghtf 

there were no «f»ys m}un« 

Jmaaau neeatly viaied the former's 

son. Burton Byrum, of Ariinslor., 

Va, wno pwttwd a home there, 

Lewi* R. Shupe to 

Celebrate Birthday 

nape, of Sis E. Sessprsy 

HL, will celebrate Ills 72nd birtidjj 

Friday, Following a brief hoiBF tf 

ftir a family dinner sJI b# held 

it the Hisi-avru' Hotel. 

Mr. and Mrs, Shupe a!« v il; relf. 

bfate their list wedding ann.nrjn' 

Stpwmher i. 

The Shuprs have summered here 

for the past U years. Mr Shupe 

u • daUjf emninyter to rtllfdelphia, 

where he has been a**. . i«j vtih 

:he William R WanamakeT Co far 

mw « yeari. 

They have two children K»tfcryn 

C. of Fhiladetphia, and Letvk Jf of 

Bofal P»ri. ,\ f . Y and 1 vo -randchOdrrti 

aese of tm- larw of . moth w 

j Kitchen Open 

Steaks - - Seafood 

Sandwiches 

Spaghetti - - Platters 

Antipasto 

JACKNEWLON 

AT THI 

Piano Nitely 

—•-—. -. 

Complete Line of 

PACKAGE GOODS 

FOR FREE DELIVERY 

Phone S.P. 2578 

iOEMORIO'S 

CIRCLf CAFi 

10 MMARTHUR BLVD. 

SonMra Point 

W, $2.40 

tax incL 

* 

G««.Adm. 

$1.50 

taxlncl. 

I, thru August 4 

VE N E - 

r 

HUNTER" 

iUUB 

City 

I 

| Driver Released 

in Bike Accident 

Herman Ahreos, of 4Mi Centfli 

sv.. jesterda)- «-a« cleared bj Mnnidpal 

Oaart Judf e rrtnkiln A 

Kmg of nstponiibUily in toe injur,*, 

of a t»j »hiM bic)-CIe eraihed inlo 

County Planners Seek 

Data on Employment 

The Cape May County Funnies 

Bos-nd his unde.-tilteii a job juris? 

anoos lifhi ajdurtrws of lhe wjT-ii 

Nr Skimming Baad, 

•innniuni 

. . . 'to tfte Oceans, Whitm With Foam' 

Hfîtf fig .£gfl]l£ STS^^ 

THE FOAM liWraUy bubbles around Judy Muir, of I ! 

Williamsport, Pa., to add a Uttle action to Uie setae as she : 

trim the mrt before taking the big plunge—Senior Studio ; 

photo, , . I 

July 30 to Aug. 3 in Ocean City's Theatre* 

DDRLYN 

Tod.y A 

Continuoui 10:30 A, At to MUnUm 

DOWN BELOW 

RITA HAYWORTH 

ROBERT MrrCHUM 

JACK LEMMON 

Thur«Uy - Saturday 

"SILK STOCKINGS" 

FRED ASTAIRI 

CYD CHARISSE 

JANIS PAIGE 

Today A WadnMday 

"THI DBJCATI 

DMNQUBIT" 

JERRY LiWiS 

Thursday • Saturday 

"NIGHT PASSAGE" 

JAMtf STEWAItT - 

AUWI MURPHY 

FMTW 

Wo 

Watting Nr MM! 

BBBBC«hat MMndm« 

CM Ike heat of Jeanne wnlnney, m. 

of Wf GMtni atr. as sai? watted In 

tine lor aMMfcn to the Stodia 

at Fljmoulli pi. and At- 

XH MiilmwA cMUptea on the 

ridmlk aad nrt her he^ HI 

tte MBW. toffe.-ina i «ip »miiid 

ikM Pf. Join B. TswiMeiid needed 

A raiiop bere tr«B Philadelphia, 

she ns nk M More Memorial 

Ho^wtil III Itw r.lv anbulrnre and 

(dmiued there memlaht for otwr. 

SumnMr Resident Wins 

Prizes For Oolli 

•Mrs R. 6 MrUli)-, of 1 Wallon pi,. 

th« rilj, and Afllngloll, Vs.. Bon 

•rveral pru« with her doll enincs 

in a recmt doll and handnvrk shou 

at Arlington, 

Anung the enltiet b> Mrs, Mcisty 

nere Urge twin Mar* Hover dolls, 

dreswd by Mrs, Anne Euro of this 

city, and two clo'.hMpin dolls also 

made by Mm. Butby. 

The Marj- Hoyers, ramplfte with 

partwls, made a hig hit and awe 

iwarded first prlM. A display of , 

rharaeter dolls, mostly McMyf, wan 

second prize and third prize wont 

ta the elsthespia dolls, . 

mm 

MODEItN MCOM«AISSANCE-~At Part Ruta— I 

a trnnln pnl iallnc back to Indian KlMlnf J ^ 

•iny c«». mipBMat »f «u kis*. u IMS» BUI t 

alueBa IM lug* Ink «HrM«H MM. 

l •!•*!• M UM wian .r • iidx 

NOW PLAYII^ 

THI 

PltOUDBST 

MOMINT 

THB SCftELIN 

••tlwprlj* 

FRANK 

HAS EVER 

KNOWN I 

I. STANLEY KSAMES'J : 

MONUNSNTAL nlMWO Of % 

Venezuela Cited 

Presbyterian Missionary 

ttafr 

h§ W«tl»d, dy,d. 

and ttw NMiMva hair 

•f EXPECTANT 

MOTHER!. 

Mon,, Tun. « Wed». 

No Appslnlmanf Nmiury 

_ For Normal Hiir 

OTtffiH DAYS WO AND |2S 

IN OCEAN CITY 

EAN CITY 

VINCENT £ JOSEPH 


O. C. 8277 

Drought Proves 

Irrigation Need 

Houses Look Alike; Youth Gets 

Into Girls' Room by Mistake 

County Bewty 

[Visits Seriate 

Glv«« VagtttablM 

r Peter* outlined the aim Mm. Petws want «TM dwenbe 

• of the Prwibyterian HM habhla of toneuM In Caracai, 

n flaU In dmeas, VonennHa, where Mia. can hoar Spanish, Eng 

SO women attending the ant lUh . Italian and nrtutne Fortufese. ,.„.. n 

or meeting of the Women B* about UfcBOO Italians m Vetie. 

HstM of the Flraf Presbyteru. -^.^tagest de-ntion o, any 

, Thursday .rternoon. 

and Jta, Petan and their The sWhtjieelllg Wp Included 

UdreA are spending a rtsil to the bautiful parit, loirvar 

• tack In the State, Slate. ftom Ptaâ rtop by me Amerlean school 

I field In Venoiutla. TJiey where BOO students are ennlled and 

ieonplMed 10 yeara in th* South finally on to the ehimh, called 

H cauntry. 

caurch of the West, which, was the 

l BIB audience to result of the union of two outlyina 

«la the speaker simulated an 

• flight and landing at theS" 

located on the Caribbean 

I just 20 minutes out of the cap. 

To reach the capital city the in their homea, 

or take* a tasi down Hie beauti. Peters closed 

[new highway which Includes a solo of 

S three bridge* and going 

_ i two tunnels, 

vividly described the slums, 

are prevalent on lhe outof 

town, then con traced the 

[beautiful new skyscrapers built 

six years ago in the center of 

[city. These buildings house gay. 

nent and business odlc^. 

fo making the 

Heir Apparent 

•UNAPPARENT" 

1ATIRNITY CLOTHES 

ONLY 

VENTNOR AVENUE 

MARGATE 

PHONB A.C 1.71M 

Dally tiM AM, to IM WM. 

r t F with the rnort'l alike. 

streets, together with a sUgM MM- MKzer Mid that hi* anpanioni 

hoiie kin Ytaldt In County 

in rMllted n • ll^yewwld ^ l d of the, previous oveolng ntopped the 

Ud UiHdowtw, Pa., jwuth uuUverteMly 0M In which they were riding In 

Sharply Reduced enterlni the bedroom of MB young front of the Asbury av, address and 

tvomen about 1 a. m. Thursday and UM htm that was wten he wa. atay. fe liMnhowar 

•y OIOROI W. MINOIN finally landing In the arms of theInn. 

The youth admitted he had 

Agricultural Afanf law. 

been dtinHnf. 

«h« Lorraine IQekaMla, of Bdonl 

A» the KinM Muoo begins the Dean Seitier escaped penalty un- He climbed two (Ufbts of stops thia year-a National VMMaMs Omen, 

yieldi. of vBgetrtte tnni an towdcr 

a disorderly charge Friday attor. •nd entered what (w thought fit be vWMd WuUniM, D, c, last week 

as a result of lack of mln,fal!. In noon when Municipal Judge Frank. his room. He was rudely awakened 

mom •reaa of the county, fln Inches lln A. King allowed Robert c, Onm 

and wai Introduced to Uw U. s. 

to the Met that ha wa. out of place 

of rain In the maximum recorded at 10M Asbury av,, open lor of the •*»n the two girl, started acreanv imate by Senator K,, Al«aod«r 

•taw mld-AprlL At the time or rooming house at 1044 Aabury av., to, big, Mr. Cross came on the icene Smith, who Interrupted Proceeding 

22LSl ** «*"*"" * writing of thJ« artieio anHeipaied withdraw the charge. 

and signed the complaint against the on the eK-ll ttgbu defatM to Ultra- 

The youth explained that he hadyouth 

|lw described how mission Sunday 

rented a room in a Central av. guest 

SchooU are set up and how the na- 

Mr, Cross in court told Judge Klnf 

Potatoes, cornj *»an« and tettuce house and that his roan was kvthat 

he was convinced tturue boy 

tvere 1U reduced in total crops fcanr. catcd h about the same position a* mad* an hon«t mlMaie. Judge King 

talk by ested ta the county. Irrlnted farms the one occupied by tho two young allowed ttie charge to be withdrawn, 

„. - „ . ••-» With the showed twice as much yield as non- woman In the Aabury av, house. Hii hut ordered Seltzer to pay 15 court 

King", one verse of wfc^h she «n» urigated farms. 

utructtirw, police said, Vtefc much eduts for the trouble be caused. 

in Spanish. Bhe aim lid arranged Tomatoes harvested prior to mid. 

a display of large colored pictures of July wm Im» in quantity due to 

Venezuela to ramlllarlic- the audi. reduced blossom polknatlon earlier 

ence with the country. 

fn the year. Prices have bees hj«h 

Miss Anna Robinson played a in tomatoes as predicted eartler in College Draft 

ptano solo of a medley of religious the year and prices will probably 

numfteni. Mrs, Mary McPaUa "choir -emaln ahove avernfre for the yeer. 

director at the Calvin Presbyterian In fael, as crop conditions looked 

Church, Philadelphia, sang a solo. 

Testing is Cut 

up to July IB, reduced supply with 

The Name of Jesus h Be Sweet" 0e- equal demand should hold' price, 

.oiions wore led by Mrs, John Wll- ilgher than averaiie on nil p#rUh Only One Planned 

ion, devotional chairman of the As. Me craps throiichout i»ST, 

sociation, who took her Scripture 

For Coming Term 

from the 10th chapter of Romans. „ Si?* °* P'oeeailM bwns, both 

Mf». William H. Alien omcintpd, bely Ikaa and pordhoofc types ihouW , PMns to limit the Selective Serv 

bofln In the next few days. Early Ice ColloKe Qualification Tests to one 

planted beanji show little set andIn 

the 1(157 58 school year Instead 

Man exiled From 

yieldi should be quite low. Drvof 

three per year as In the past havi 

weather held ,baelt Erowth, but most been announced by Lt. Generai LesviL 

Retort FOP Assault 

important, Innuenced blossom set. B. Henhey, dlrettor of Selective 

Harry P. Ifeynunn, of Hoehester Blossoms opened p d but hot dry dryweather 

Service. 

•as, Hned $100 by WUdwoad Municl. nuHd them to dro drop from f plants. lt Scores on ttie tests, and sludeni 

al Jiidgu Louis Mattera Friday on Blossoms we« pollinated In many cla« standing, are criteria used 

n assault and battery charge. He eases and beans were formed but by local boards In the consideration 

Iso was given a BMay suiuended due to a prolonged dry period the of requests fcy collese students ai 

ml sentence. 

•mall beam dropped from the plants. both the undei ate and gradu 

Judge Mattera suspended the jail Fordhook type beans, new in theate 

level for deferments from Indue 

erm on the condition Uial Keymann county, show less potential crop than tion in order to continue their stud 

IMVO the resort and never return baby lima, Thta is true in the earlj. les. 

The charge cited him for attacking est plantings and with low rain fail The single test planned for the 

i man and a nun in a Wildwood total continuing, it wUJ be reflected next school year probably will be 

tolel. 

the rest of the year 

held in the spring. Three testa per 

Two Cape May Coast Quardmnen, 

laymond Van Allstyne, , . 21. _.. andon 

All of these symptomi renect but I «hool year have been provided for 

* hare fast-successful vegetable students each year tdnce the 1951-52 

ames L. Wilson,. 17, %vcrc lined $86 ! *weia In Cape May County must 

school term, In the spring of 1H1, 

for dlMurbing the pnace. I have Irrigation, This Is a known wh^ the testing program was In- 

i fact on Intensive vegetable farms itiated, four tests were given within 

but remains questionable on farms a tttf-ce-monlli period, ' 

growing only beans for processing Main reasons cited for offering 

Water-Wound Spray Permanent 

Some growers are utilizing irrtBi. only one opportunity next year for 

Uon an some bean plantings this students to take the ted are: 

year to help find out if thta i» an I. The number of students taking 

economical undcrtrklne, 

the tests has fallen steadily from ?4,. 

Thb season has stepped up the327 

In Uie first full school year under 

trend to more irrigation ., Many irri- the program to 11.122 In the school 

gation ponds have been enlarged 

bt*fi d»v»lopm»nt in 

Mrtinf hair. Hair • 

wrapped wiHi wat«r. 

Than ipray.d with • 

id •dutlsn, it k 

yeiu ' ' ust ended, 

more new ponds constructed and' *• Induction calls are presently 

more irrigation systems purchased | eas ' ' 6? mgn ^ years of age and 

Those Interested in having irrleatioii older. The student who progresies 

on their farms have Increased three-1 normally throuth school will com. 

fold. With two droughty years out £'**• his four years of undergraduute 

of the last three, the ctiaUpniip is w 8, to 

of the O m . 

nouncanen. by O 

bud ICBC), V«N, 

cer. 

The thntMBV «l«*rabop, to 

•il former fliUMi a. w«Ua» 

Rnsiiwer Cotpt ofllcn an lov 

will glv. -mlannl- at »> N>«y. 

atruction ItotUllvn* a chaoc*.|a Mt 

together afBin with thalr a u p 

fcudtttea *ud maw »»|u«i>Bl>l)#l 

g de t In with Uie famous cantor ip MM 

duce- the Cape May County «lrl. many of than rec*(«d DUIt 

tratnlo*. In Addition, they will 

Miss Klckawla presented a Ipaket the opportunity to rub J ^ 

of vegetablet for PnaMsnt ELnn- with aomie outaiandlnff teartofa) 

hower, Homer GruenUmcr. ttie comUuMlon and wglVj 

ant lo tile President, accepted th« world, who will ow» to DorriairlUe » 

gift. ^ partlcipote In lîe Anatlvltle* 

The vlKlt marked the opening of 

National VecetaWe Week. Mta* Feature er«nta In die eelebraUaa/ 

Kackasola had luncheon on Capitol 

Watch for Disease Hill and toured thi Willie ttouoe 

En the party were George Hlnghl, 

Signs On Dahlias Now county agricultural agent, Arthur 

By OfORSI W, MNSIN Towson, of Bridgeton, and JoHfih S. 

Shelly, executive director represent- 

Agricultural tgtnt ing Uie Vegetable Growers' Awoela- 

This time of year, when Dahlia tion of America; Sonator Smith and 

plants are really starting to stretch. U, S, Senator Clifford Caw. 

is a good time to inspect them for i Miss Klcfcasota, Uie daughter of 

disease troubles, I Mr. and Mrs. Klckaaola, appealed 

If the leaves have more or less ' here last month as an «ntry in Uie 

circular, yellow spots in them the 

Miss New Jersey contest for Mlsa 

UnlVFTM* 

plant has a virus disease known as 

"Ring Spot". If Instead of spots there 

are pale yellow bands on either side 

of Oie main veins, the plant hag Do You Know 

mosair virus. 

Both virus diseases are spread That . . , ? 

from plant ta plant by Insects, Once 

the virus disease Is In the plant it is 

The New Jersey State Safety Ooun. 

too late to do anything about it. 

ill reminds driven that a motor vehlele 

is "out of control" of the driver 

In order to prevent the spread of when It cannot be stopped In the 

these diseases to healthy Dabliai, assured clear distance aheadl TW. 

remove these diseased plants so that means traveling at a speed thai Bel 

they will not act as a source of In. quires a stopping dMancs erester 

'ectlon 

than the dtstance of a clear roadway 

p jd 

At Baach Party 

A common driving error is to ess. 

Three brother and *Liter duos were fuse nsjiured dear distance with apt. 

Included in the young guesu of parent clear dMance ahead. Fbr ei- 

the Flanders Hotel who enjoyed the ample, , 200 feet of clear mad ahead F 

weekly beach party Monday morning, ion "an open highway hih IIs 

vastly dif- 

Those holding the spotlight were ferent from tile dUtance In a city 

BUI and Carol Garter of Madison, where there n vehicles parked at 

N. J, David and Diana Keller of New the curb, inM-seetlng streets and 

Bloomfleld. N, J., and Christy and other hidden hazards. 

9TH aV WEST AVE. 

irbara Stoeckleln ,of Pittsburgh, Pa. 

»rt( by that age; thug the demand 

apparent. 'or the tests has fellen, 

* =^-— i .Since the program was initiated 

In 1951. a total of M2.MQ students 

have taken the test. Of these, mn. 

slderaWy more than half or 339.039 

were tested in the first four tests in 

May, June and July 19S1, 

County Cracks Down 

an Trash tat Airport 

Freeholder Walter H, Trcen, director 

of the county airport hat 

threatened immediate prosecution of 

persons Muad latttaliy dUlpffcinir "W 

garbage and trash at the airport 

dump. 

Treen reported that persons as far 

away as Atlantic City have been 

found dumping trash at the airport. 

He said airport workmen were called 

to the dump three eons?cutive days 

last week to extinguish flrefc. 

Treen said the dump is not for the 

public. He said airport officials are 

liable to the state for fires which 

are in violation of the air pollution 

code. 

BIG 

DOINGS 

AUGUST 

14th 

STARTING FOUR 

BONANZA DAYS! 

WATCH 

THIS 

PAPER! 

r 

HOME 

SAMPSON A HAMADA 

•PWAND T. HAMADA 

LUCK 

A trimnd on talklni to ma 

about tptrM In aanaral net long 

if* tM nwMIr about ihamptont 

«•» and proanl. Orandland 

Rk. immt f*n auallM« Mai 

•hMM baton* ta a ch.mnlon. 

Nan ttwy an: 

CenManc* and Caartlnaftwi 

Cwi«ntr*tWn and CenaMlsn 

Cwira«M M MrtMutia 

Determination and ttamlna 

MiknM and SpMd, 

•cMr f lnry«- (int •• May ka> 

1 to Bampaiy ar Martian*, 

•an Haftlt mn4 Tut William.. 

Trua, theft I* • hlajily bnpsrtant 

famr of naiwral aMIHy, ya» It H 

•••In trut that LOCK playa • 

part In HM IIKCCH *f any HM 

ami I MM HI* way MM «im« II 

Hft! Hi fnla vafaa* 

•MM "ertun. Is a achayad 

MMti II Mm* MM 1 * HM 

And yM N»OM Bam* •!•,• har 

•aaaaa^ IBB •••••* BaBSaaMBlamaBl —••---—•I 

^WT HI Inf •MIHII| BCSn^ 

Tain. aH NM cnilt ya« atwrvc, 

llaaaaaatal UM aafm ^HaaaaRlbi * * 

aatu# alatll*ar Jbasamasali ihaA 

••*¥ S^fl W nffll Inn ^ =^ 

rljirajl at iftlur -'-•-' 

Ywil *!* It Mttof to tl« 

P 

mn Intowiatoal In your 

Mf Th»* ta my 

* • • ! 

HOME BUILDERS 

SUPPLIES 

HARDWAR1 ~ PAINT 

S24 Watt A*. 

PLAN 

THlirr: 

CALLmm 

AT 124i 

:opmt:ti4^rim.mî 

m 

Nr». 

FOGG'S ESSO SI 

LIVE BETTER &.** 

WITH ELECTRIC HEAT 

The Cost is Surprisingly Low and it'« 

iKi..i '•-•'„ iK3!,*ire:-i;. 

:MM& 

BASti 

- s 3*8

.ceo/aM IMIIIJI •«• 

to the 

Dela Bay. 

tM newspapere in 

Home have been so 

Ot th ha*e 

AFTER A DIP in the briny, Noma Mcllo^. of Ofwe 

here »t the Hanscom Hotel, •njoyi tto 

m& the warm sun for that all-over tan. 

Senior Studio photo 

Meyner, Forbes 

Differences iri C»O 

Soil Chang** 

Aluminiun 3U9 * . 

leas »*ieh saenlist* luve found 

routa^nV thai % ferry 

,iw4t present m the otessonis. ; 

SjrdJess of Bower «»or• »• "J^"; 

• » • e !Wal «« the 

any lime irsund tHe rwfa, «»rw 

Oonald B. U*rv, esieo»»n boat 

grounds *P«iaUst at Ruii#rs Ini- 

«rslt}- Lim# will nculfatae iht 

acid »U. But if you Mi 10 Sfep 

pink ones pink, use lime. 

Group Making 

Drought Survey 

Emergency Status 

iu £ miunum 

May be Sought 

^ , f^r . «*w we* mth Itafr 

»ndib«lf lor overtime: m repe«l *f 

Um dberwllted Pubiie L'tttities Ann. ule wss adopted. M«lBiinn» ior 

Strike Law; and tlaie aid to muniei- tcMPOrar)- total djsahiirly »er« inpaUlis 

lor the ajsMance of the to *40 per »ve«k. 

needy mcludiKK those made Idle by 

or other Hbot dl»puies. 

liberallnflm ef ttte 

; thai Us mtrd II cM*r ; . ,„,, 

totaWU" *>i» dene ; "Dunns the prrtioio Mar, in I5», 

W *» for lie R*pu&ii«n l*iifl«iure in 5P» 

jerws- adoptBl one of UK «umr>• s 

mon ilheml re.ioe!« for unempioy- 

« « ** **Vi>t*r¥ disawiiiy bsne 

au lo 

nd *• 

DMHcratlc Gmmmmr mak* a •«*••• 

**—1 sf eINr any part ef a 

.... and I S» per »«k 

. - -. • ..-.3,y jo^pieu jti O( l,»»ralBins j 

_io\-aient airi lefflptrs^ du^ | 

i*sf aU ou#^^ Îbens j( afeifflj* benefits without asv asîi-i^ 

refpoiaibOMy W« j ance from tlie psmoeriiw Ooirr 

irkeeidtaeWsini Uut oWI- nor", 

If mO»dy wants ihiafng larks, -.he • 

mf Iwr Imr et«B and hi r • 

sîtt to freflyeal brush, 

us, TS tetac> (he I 

tiny follicle and feeds the hair After 

„ vigor«u( bnishing the sralp glows 

warmth and has » (wllnf of Charter Boot 3% INTEREST 

being which is induert by Imcirculation. 

Masufe helps to invijoraie the SrOni rewN 

Paid on Savings Accounts 

!lp, J( is a goad pranie* ta cateh . 

Up imli bunches and pull it mcr j on fH« 

getkally. TW» loosens and «ereu« ' 

the aeajp . ' 

jltunnf** 

nonnCT 

Bank 

Is tat that wororn de not hecmof 

bUt- a» d» oten heteuw the 

I scatt is fed by iktinM h broucbl 

5 

H Pfiffi of Ocean City 

«* won we 

ST. « TH6 BAY 

. We admire 

MI Attmry AVMHW — DrhrHn Offle. 1300 W-«r AvaniM 

talent, but 

penalize the 

« Aflr thta *Am** o n 3 

nuke (fee hair «•* *ck *iaia. 

Air M&'suuWnr' »M- cowl lor IBe 

H»ir Aould Me 

e»ery |iy •«< *hi»B*(e« on an 

sponsored J*ony 

debut. 

FOJ ITPNT 

SOmCC STATWH 

Mo»AT1ON 

rOUB DCPOSITS INSURED UP TO 910,000 

Banking HtjifR 

Mon^y thru Friday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 

f _ SJ a> • • EiaAB £ BBiÂaF 7 Eal aiA' a\^ A a9 AX 

rrfHBy Evvnin^Sj # ft if!* fe y i*. fn> 

Saturday'Dr*-ln OfficM Onh>-9 A. M. to 12 Noon 

(Far Limil«d " *^ J - • ' 

mfS ORDER BLANK NOW! 

tmmmtnmm •*.......... .timm to T*. Own CII> s«,iind Lwifw, 

' fir*,.,,..........^.,. h 

fkM Print «f 

•••..•-•... ••••••••*••• A d d « » 

ttMlaj Part of Ad toUUt^PôfJW 

,.. mftnÛ 

lie Mare 

•faould be ui the gtm of 

— 

Blcnard 

dent. MUd toe 

on? «W« 

the SUM 

CommUstoneri 

for tt» Ml eus 

Anthony J. 

tho w»t«r 

•efeaduto U the 

•HIM Ml* 

«t«, if ip 

H-ould go Into 

Th» effln L 

«aHlt 

... 

tar I 

John B. I 

iiii 

Robart A. < 

AIan_l 

William A. I 

HU Wnlrl /»•». 

off>'"f h «' 0 *" t .Mdv 

Mul|»nent already there ready 

far mnlne»«—-no* to 

October Ht—moke o»er 

Apartment. 3W Boardwalk 

Au«vit A September *5» 

Ap.rtment. M4 Boardwalk 

Balance July—weekly 

Augutt * September 

Apartment, 3»4 Boerdwelll 

July 20, to July V 

September 4, to Mth 

Apartment! eo.ul* to J 

roomi. living and dlnlns 

tile baft., kitchen.—all with 

Hind>ck> overlookln» ocean and 


^ R1ALTOR 

1315 Artmry Avenue and 

»?4 Brlshton PI 

IN YOUR HOME 

art iXW "• ««>nH«»r*/!:'V8* 

^smsss^g&X 

rtMun J 

.._ ;ii d«.ui-u 

l r-~uted 

partilnt, 

ar, „ *> 

thai, Waa rJorm* K 

smith, MM iJn*« -« 

Kophart, Man Jo«»e» 

VTnglnta .Ctoay MM 

Rcclna. ' 

Mm. Eetber Colao, i 

CharobCT! * C 

| thatevlefeirea «TE* 

SheTwin be fcoateaa ait UN »

s 

•w 

n* g 

ti Spam. After 

ftrnanarked about 

liewu rather 

I «fctfl informed liter did 

ajarUoilarly to hear aiaa 

r. TWVMa «• 

•a Italy i- l«7*. 

id play* a CWlo 

Lmmr, -mbkb vac awarded first prize 

la Chi Mil Puttioo to KM, 

h J 

Strand Screen 

J*rry Ha* MlnqVticy Trouble 

Thriller 

Opens Thursday 

ha* dooe. TOenuth oo viols whM B 

on lite af the. Havana Qmarmrr 

Woto etadMus Shaw 

at Rutgrt Aug. 7-t 

A Clad How' ti tho 

the US? Mai*«U 

to ba held in the 

•amtrthe Kaar Jersey GtedUaa «o- 

J»*»W« 7MI, flu show 

••wepemaad Urn to Mini 

far Ike tot ttae last 

to MpaexM U (eatolc ever a 

JiUMMii tMtos of el»di 

aha eMMtnJ by emaiour and eaai. 

oeU tnwii hot New Jenry 

•d BHrtT MM, 

The theme of ihe aw wa he 

Has, which »u» toTarr-neelnû 

life. A •huhUi, living rules. »nd 

dHaih. cam be bad Ana tfte show 

•WJeiaiJ, Sherrmnd BMBC of at 

Bun it, ~ 

and Tewenvw 

Delicate Delinquent" it a 

hilartoos omedy dealing with Men- 

e note. U star* Jerrv Lewis Dar- 

ttcCavin and Martha I Iyer' 

Jerry play. Sidney Pjrlhioi, * scat 

tnrhraia usislant Janitor of a rick- j 

apartment hoate, «od be Is al- ' 

way* In hot water. If U's not from { 

tenant*, lie ongbbor. 

a, witti whoa) be he- I 

inadvertently iiwulved, are co ' 

IU< nil They accuse titan of hob- 

ooMnBT with • oop. and theyi* not j 

it berausr Sidaey wit* ' 

to be * cop. i 

TawnAer. FrWar a** Saturday j 

'Nlfht Pusice' is a western 

thriller Karrinc Jimmy Sipain and 

Aadie M t 

and Murphy play brothers, 

saw OB taa tide or the lew, a«. 

art is a raurad oriwtire durraf the 

building of * pioneer (Mn rail 

Use. Marphy Me hit brother, wfeo 

kac trad is pratect htm durfaf * 

canar of TiUiinj. n>b. a pajroU 

tnin and bersos i maahrr at i 

MUs killer 

JERRY LEWIS is the bewildered taifet of the leather- 

jacket set in "TOe Delicate Delinquent,' howling Vista. 

Vision comedy How at the Strand Theatre, Hoodlums on the 

left are Joseph Corey and Robert Ivers. Richard Bakalyan is 

the toughie at right 

Blu 

&MT m a trap* 

iai mwiwf, -PTJ» Down Mow". 

ifltrtHim pbyi a âali Uine ^nj= 

gJcT who »-m run fuss, uxroec mar 

Ui far a pn», ) firman plivi as 

lun!r living oo borromej inur 

nho lu not as )-M sunt la ttie AM. 

(•MBI rock bouotn % looMttbit blonde i 

That Just nine In! j 

W. Dirt 

Careful With 

That M©w«r I 

dJinTSiLW **-*«« * «l 

mm or Junior • Ptln m 

•AecidiM nmt," M t U a r 

book «f th. IWawtl iaffW OaiiDell. 

doMDi eiDUto that Hw hallui k tlw 

Me toe, hot It M potot «t Nwi 

the Mta, ite nor analiar Ml 

and otter parti of th* fsM an nan 

frequently Injured In pewcr mower 

aaridenH. 

A nott Minry by the OeorzU 

Depart* of PuWis Halth n. 

TMltd llat «M power MM? in- 

Jury In ml rHUlUd la •"» par- 

nanent dkuaOHy, InformUion for 

tha Hirv*y WM oWilned from about 

on*-fourth of tke doctors In GeorgU. 

They reported 7J7 •ccidVenta In ! 

which 7*4 penonii war* tajured dur-' 

PI 

TiNI 

At 

Ocean City T( 

6tft STREET and Al 

9 A. M, TO • 

IClMM 

M ceuiTt — NOMINAI. 

PROFESSIONAL IMSTKUCT1OM BT 

ItimtlNCIMO AHO TMMII 

The 

PRINCE 

en the C/rc/e af 

21st Street and Second Avenue 

— Only 20 MlnutM from OCUII 

The OanfM StaM P 

OWEN "BUCK" McGO\ 

ACCORDIONIST 

Serving the Knit m 

• LOBSTERS 

• STEAKS 

• SEAFO* 

• 

THI ORIGINAL SHRIMPS' 

PHONE AVALON 7-3>tl 

,__ M H and 

i TOitfiday bejuu, oreataaai 

M «Mcn of Use iMfiSUnliy 

aiw rojuiiwl 00 the peUUMB la ord- 

er w «a«mr UK ime ta- rW«x& 

•kn in MM Notwba i ««»r»] eJec 

- - - A MmlltT pMUm Uine 

tM*MM 

One at Urn ftbalaoi 'wi 1 fign 

-Ows Bid IMC U MOokiae in me 

««•• "**- tmm the aw anew 

a< tfce G«1MIT PUybotup in Somm 

Point piajs Iwa to ton 

J ui 

D9B.-, win 

' i^^«M M annnal »a*i«3^4S^ 

*?J*— •»• .«»» cbiet, at Kuujw, bit. 

C H O P 

SUE Y 

oeuivmr 

nm 4 P.M. -re » p,^ 

Conridi Oiinese American 

* ttSUiUNT ^ 

*M : 

ntntuc 

DINNER 

M.tolPM. 

t fKiWrtn'f MUI 

You and your family will «njojt 

eomlori and restful otmospherf 

dinlrtfl room. Our food Is df 

•n our spoiless, sunlil Itifche 

olwoys open for your insp«cl 

tions ore i«nsibl»and prices oL 

qfi ^*f ore special rates for* 

S P*ci*1 facilities for 

dinner 

On Y*«»r Otal 

»t* •* Oeaan CHy 

I Tha S«nMn»M.»*f»r rtiM 

— Ho. 22 

In At •*f family Retort 

OCEAN CITY SMTiNEL-LErxiiif 

Telephone 0304 or 0305 

ie Fisherman's 

>dy Washes Up 

Resort Beach 

ired Philadelphia Baker Pronounced 

m of Drowning; Overturned 14-Foot 

Recovered From Sea Off 59th St. 

City lifeguard! at 1st st. Wednesday moraine 

am the surf Uie body of a Philadelphia man reported 

Guards at Strathmere aa having Been missing since 

; afternoon In a 14-foot rowboat out ol Corson's Wet 

Seargle, M, of SU N. 7th 

rielphii, waa Identified by 

her-ln-law, dannee Birth, 

Mavis at,, Philadelphia, who 

-ted him missing to the 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY. AUGUST 2, 1957 ct. aMitanea ar. 

g 

I late Tuesday night. 

I ky an uni> 

J bathar aa M Maatad face 

I Me turf, efeatft knee deep 

•r the tat M, leMy. tlf* 

' Charll* •aaypilii, Pranclt 

• »nt Pelf IMhmaii made 

V »n4 bMvaM Me kady 

' aW itaHen M Iff «». 

attondant there and 

•1 student at Jefferson Col 

j a quick examination and 

I Beach Patrol Captain Thom. 

and police. The body 

to the Smith Funeral 

a retired biker, was re. 

sslng from 2:45 p, m Tueg. 

i he embarked on a fishing 

of Strathnere. When big 

j found, his wrist watch was 

at 3:55, wdleatlns that what. 

Idem befell him occurred 

24JudgesNamed 

for Baby Parade; 

9 Musical Units 

Commuter* to Serve 

af Marshals,- Clubs 

to Handle Seating 

A panel of 24 women has been 

named as judges to select the win- 

ners of the 25 major prUcs to be of- 

fered In the 48th annual Ocean City 

Baby Parade which will roll south 

•long the boardwalk Marting at 10:30 

a. m, next Thursday, August it 

Two colorful string bands and 

seven junior drum and bugle corps 

have been committed to provide the 

in hour after he left in the music with which more than 1B0 en- 

I irieh will cavort along the beachfront 

in the renort's annual tribute to In. 

| fancy. 

Mr, and Mrs. Russell Hansrom, co. 

i-holrmen on arrangementK for the 

event sponsored by the Oeean City 

Conunuters Club, announced jester- 

(•ay that the city official party will 

leave the Convention Hall at 6th st 

at 10:10 a. m. sharp, followed by the 

Baby Parade queen's float. 

These two units will proceed dime*, 

Ouard, »,4 •»« Sî^lLÎÛ'.IS 

j was clad eniy In a pair 

[•ndartharti and aaein, 

ward* reperted Mat ke wit 

I when left Men by hla 

It w« aiitMied 

jpttadand hedla, 

hit eutar ek«Me« while In 

and made an efferl te 

of Canon's Inlet, The croft 

und flaating on th* ocean 

Ia half mile off U«o 5tth «t. 

pier Wedneaday morning hs 

Guard search plane out of 

ennett Field, New Vork. 

•tive Captain D, Norman 

I said local police received no. 

S a. n, yesterdoy that the 

MOB, MU» cowM .she 

• I H y for SCFTgle or 

.in Indication that they wcie 

at Strathmere when the 

occurred. 

- Coroner John Landey pro- 

Seargle dead due to at 

•1 drawning. So rule had re. 

I IBM after IB yean in the 

department of the Acme 

, Inc.' Leeal arrangements let 

were by 4a» Smith Funeral 

Unra on Ihe 

350 Clerical Jobs 

In Prospect ot 

Office of Prude 

* • * w * * m 

Confidence of % Pru' Expected 

to Influence Other Firms to 

Come Near, But Not On, Beach 

*y NMMB Ul 

IMtw, Tha lantlml Laiilr 

The Prudontial Insurance Companr 

move in fieighborisg Linw^sd la part 

of a tread that eventually nay and 

the. eastern mainland frincod with 

important buslncm and IndOatrlal 

plants that \vill supply liuh panolla 

to nourish the all-year economic* of 

beacji resorts sueh as Ocean Chy. 

Commeiita by son&e of the leading 

fures in this week's news devel- 

opment are indicative of the think* 

Ing about the future. They (hew 

that there Is iltfle likelihood of bua- 

ine§s or industry yhooRini iiites on 

the Wands 

Riehurd Con£l#ton, Newark attor- 

ney who is general counsel Cor Pmt* 

dentlal. was asked by The Sentinel 

Ledger Tuesday whether in the 

I future his company might consider 

locating in a community such as 

Ocean City. m 

"I woutti a&y no," he replied, "frr 

the simple reason of êogrfiphy, 

"When wf aurvey aji area to find 

a location for a new office building, 

wo alwnys sclct-l u »pot thai is g 

sort of hub from wiilch paraoonel 

can be drawn from III sides. 

IncavM It I* 

vast paal af 

ranftat la 

vNta, Afeaac 

BUM CHy 

Cwnty, at wall at MaiM ANantk 

Ccuaty pal"**. Tha H M dtiMttoo 

annlh M Hw naw MMvHt* ttHtm, 

whM It tMuataat 

"Beaeti reaorts, on the other hand, 

are so situated that they can draw 

from only one direction—the land- 

ward tide. And they are in many 

CESM handicapped (ran our view- 

point by having only one or two 

causeway approaches wtikh *re 

potential traffic bottieneî'," 

A sllghUy different avtôarb. was 

given the question by G Raymond 

Wood, executive director of the 

Southern New Jrrtr-y Devdopnwnt 

CotineU. wbieh worked closely with 

Gateway Addigg New Chapter 

To Its Colorful31 -Year History 

,.,|,w»n, ^««d. 

Mr. Hanscom, Edward GUlaio and 

Horace Kelton will nerve an i>ranil 

mamhals for the parade, with mem. 

ben of I ho Commuters Club acting 

•• marshals. Members or the Rotary 

inj Kxcbange clubs will serve as 

ticket Kellers for seats •long the 

SM Papa I, «lumn 1, •!•*•• 

irmers Resigned to 

saster In County 

ef from losses suffered 'by Cape 

Tounty fanners in the current 

ged drought win be sought 

from the New Jert*y F1IA 

lltee when it meets In emer 

' session at nnmn, 

nty Farm Agent Gcarge Mlncln 

made appneatlon to Uie 

littee to deelaro Citpe May 

' an cmeraeney area. M|ngln 

he present ISM M county farm- 

about »1 Billion, wlih the 

tn setting worse every day the 

ht continues. 

in www N»n In IMS, 

' are aaprMfMlti !Mt, which 

Me «nnt year abMe ftlf, 

i twnntJal nlns would be of 

dp to third, fourth and fifth 

•ws, Mirojla said. Rnln Best 

however. «ould help l«t« 

!», he added. Una bean 

i make betwMrn four and ilx 

ng« a yea>. 

Nonlrrlgatcd vegetable farms witl 

harvMting in two or 

with a yield of M to So 

per cent of normal, he reported. 

Field com is beyond the paint of 

Hiring, he added. 

Farmers with Irrigation will fare 

better, but they, too, will feel the 

pine* of the drought.' Tlielr season 

will be cut three to four week* short 

of normal, Mlngln predicted. 

Formers •re re.ii*nml to the fact 

that they are in for a disastrous 

year, tout give no Indication of quit, 

ting. Seme growere arc planning a 

faU lettuce e»p to liMa make up 

the deficit Others iiavc indicated 

Uiey plan no fall crop of my kind. 

The Pit* Cmmim. today wHI 

j^jj. ^t^djâ §^ aiab •••• tmitmrmi 

si CHI HiMimr •• »i^ ww ••*••!«• 

iwnwwnt Hr tM hr dreu*ht 

•trickan New Jeney tarsnen. ped- 

eral appreval will entMe hard, 

hit anduean ta kerrew et a tow 

lea Pate i, eelumn i, pleale 

iman Bakery 

irker Burned 

Hospital After 

•n Blows Up 

Virginia Swayne, of Wood. 

ywtorday wM TOperiad in 

condition •{ Sbore Memorial 

W. where the to recovering 

KjWiKd«M« bun* luffwod 

h»kw atddeot here Tuwday. 

jwarne, who reside, im 

"»., WeodMM, was ta 

«> umt, «• »M .nd 

If RtalM Somewhere, 

Bef/ev* It or Nat 

The WMther Bureau has been rii. 

ferrlng frequently of latf to ^'scot. 

tered ihowers" In Its forecast. And 

when they say scattered they mean 

wintered, for as far at Ocean City 

la concerned the rain goes every- 

where but here. 

In ease you tudntheard,UiaraWBt 

rdln on Wednesday, The Bureau of. 

flee ip neighboring Atlantic City re- 

corded ,M of an Inch, which fore- 

caster, describe aa a "nice ihowei '. 

There wai a Mai deluge if M of nu 

inch at the Pomona Nival Air Station, 

,41 of an Inch at TleasantvlUe and 

M at an Inth at Beach Haven up tile 

(oa«t. 

But not a drop in Ocean City. We 

heard thunder, though. 

Two County Granges 

to bhibit at Fair 

HM Tuekahee Orange «., .— - 

Dlai Creek Oraafe No, 128, both of 

Cape Hay Ceunty, are Bmrnf n 

farater trwua in «• •tale whkh 

Have ••#• Utttajl »hlblt apaet at 

the New Jersey glate ralx itt Tren. 

"» »nd- a^Bm 

both of b 

n MM. QM aoujht 

dswn. 

I This week's announcement mat 

| Prudential Insurance Company In a*- 

qurring the spaclou, OMeway build- 

Ir.g on Somers poinfii bByfront adds 

just another chapter to the long and 

Unlulcnt career of the structure 

Illial hast been a landmark en Me In. 

! eal scene since 1MB, 

Conversion nf lhe Gateway Jiito. 

nn orrice Inillilini! for an lnsua»no*1 

cumpany will bc> a ume aftefma#i 

to its history of recent sumnjer tbe- 

atrical successes and before',that In ; - 

I a variety of more flamboyant roles f*the*eMnd 

over a quarter century 

it. Subsequent playhouse •easoni 

have brought other Improvement! 

and rehabilitation, 

Prydwittai -IH M It 

winter MWpMMy and tarn? *u» 

tiant an th* Intarlar. Thli 

»!>• MEMHI malar •varhaul 

vaart. tar It wat l 

whaii HM nraauitlum 

The datewBy 

•istb. r. 

ties. _ 

Anpearance of pictures iiiid an 

account of the Night in Venice uc'ivi 

ties in the National liniKmiiliii' 

would give Uie reson urlculi-ss pub- 

licity. The OeogniphlF, )iiibliKlti>il 

in Wuhington, D. C, i» one of ihv 

most discriminating «ictuit> mai>a- 

lines In the country,- with only lop. 

Interest events and pliH>eii iiiniiuir- 

Ins on IU pages. 

Teen-Age Dance* draw 

1,000 or More Nfghtly 

Attendance at the Iree Convention 

Hall dances has been averimlng 

about 1.000 on woek-day nichl.t and 

close to 3.000 on wevk ends, Ccorue 

K. Gardiner, superintendent of IH 

reation, reported yesterday. 

Every Tuesday and Thursday ninht 

Bob taiefter and his elahtpleec band 

cunpllea the muiic. Th* iean«gers 

dance, to records on the other 

ii«oa> are held 

2 Children Hurt 

by Autos Here 

Two smpll chlWren wcrD injured 

slighuy Wednesday ancrnoon and 

evening when a six year-old l«y 

crashed Into an auto wJiHe riding 

! his bicycle and a Ave.ycsr*ld girl 

darted into the street from between 

psrked cars Into the path of a mov- 

ing outomobllo 

Mary Claire Nicholson, of SiSu As- 

bury av,, was treated ai the office 

of Dr. Mania V. Smith for minor 

Injuries received when struck by a 

ear drtwn by Marian J. DrsnlhoffiT, 

of IMS Asnury av. 

Tile Incident occurred near 84th 

st. and Asbury av. at about 8:15 

p, m, »-heii, according to Mrs, Brant, 

hoffer Uie child ran into the street 

from between two parked ears, 

Uie Tuesday afternoon Timothy 

Floyd, of til Central av., was treat, 

ed at the office of Dr. John B. Town- 

HIM for bruises below the left 

shoulder. Hie hoy's Meycte crashed 

wtth an automobile at itji si. and 

Asbury av, 

Harold W. Ramaoe, S3, of Bmivna. 

vlile, P». toW Police he had ap- 

proached Uie intnnection tfolng 

uth oil Aabyry a*, and was maklntj 

a Mrti to go east on'Mi st. Tbe 

boy on the Mlw *• rtdin* oortti on 

Lifeguard Clefs 

Compete Tonite 

Dozen Boor* Enter . 

Annual Mile Race ' ' 

Twelve crews of liouch Patrol ; 

l.usklos will battle each other i.»er | 

a mile of surf water In the ocean off 

14th st. toohiht in queet of the In* j 

man rowing chnmyionship of the I 

Ocean City Beach Patrol. The starv- 

ing gun will sound ai 6:15 p. m, 

A last minute adjustment In rosi 

ers saw the split up of one crew with 

each nember taking a ncn partner 

to swell the entry Ust from II to 11, 

and also presented the possibility 

that one of the lop oantnic-n of lht> 

force will 1» sidvlined. 

Dick ute and John IliilU-r dis- 

solved their partnership, trilh Coe 

taking on Harry finner as a bmt- 

mate and Butler RiKning on with 

llirry Mlccoi. Joe Kennedy, both- 

ercd by • eta!, may have to pull oui 

of big place with pill Cox, This pair 

was runnenup last year. Should 

Kennedy be unable to entrr, Cm 

v.-UI go with Dllk liosi-hin. 

The winner af Mnlfhfi event 

wHI reaweMnt Setan Cihr'f ••ach 

Petrel ta. tha lauM Jay Lite 

•uardt Chanwlanlhlp Murnay ai 

VMtnar an Awiust M, A halt 

mile *wtm taif will t* Mlied for 

Mai IHefvania iwMt •rldaT nieh* 

ta datarmlna Mil* rewrfa enfr* In 

that cftamplefHitip event Ifl Vent' 

Beach Patroi Capt, Thomas Wil- 

liams reported that an entry for the 

•aa P«i« 1, Mumn *, i 

City Court Swamped 

With Trattk Cai.^ 

Tuesday's session, of |/Ne ciiy 

traffic court was the longest of 

the year thus far, running al- 

most 1M hours. 

Municipal Judse Franklin A. 

Kln« heard 31 charges against 

W iiiotoiisLn, one of woon wai 

in on two traffic violations, 

Deven of the defendants were 

fined, nine forfeited ball, two 

bench warrants were issued, and 

eight charges were dismissed. 

There were IS defendants on 

speeding charge:), ii on care- 

less driving charges, two on reck, 

{en driving, one for improper 

license plates, another for a 

noisy muffler, one for a ston 

street violation and one on 

drunken driving. 

Judge King opened the court 

•t about 9-30 a, m. and continued 

through to almost 1 p. m 

Leder is Officr of 

Gun Instructor Group 

George Lodcr. retort painter and 

sportsman, has been named vice 

president of the newly (armed Cap* 

May County Organization of Safety 

Instructor 

The group IK organized to teach 

safely practices to new hunters and 

promote safety measures In the field 

during the Oy. and 

musicals under CBIIVBS. ft 

) lee f>apa 4, column , 

Fined $300 as 

Drunk Driver 

Mtral Man Plead. 

Guilty in Court 

Raymond Oriffin, M. at «M 

iv, was fined trooTby M 

Judge Franklin A. Kla« Toe 

a charge of drunken drtvlnf, i 

also resulted in the revocatiou 

his driving license for the jiext 

i Oriffin entered a 

j the charge, brought of jatfe-.^ 

16 when the defendant commuted •' 

i traffic infraction at »th rt. and W 

1 av, Aeeordlng to police report*. I 

drunkomeler test at bta amtM 

vealed ,30 per tent of alcohol In i 

system. ' 

In another ease, Thomai A, . 

B, of Philadelphia, faUed to . 

to answer a reeldeH drlvini 

and xao ball poaled «t hi. arrert 

declared forfeited. Poitee aaid Bj 

I viove In and out of traffic on 

Ocean City-Someni paintklvd, 

Foike N, Alvani, Proaaect 

Fa,, forfeited »10 oo a.^Bp 

charge, and a beneb wirrtit 

ordered for CMriea W fWu>, 

Bcllmawr, N, J, who failed to 

UP on a faulty mumer charge. 

Gabriel M. Jordan, 87. of loM' 

av,, wit nned 110 for faUlng to 

tain a New Jersey Ueenat far 

(•r, which bore FlorMa plaM* rt 1 

tine of hU arreat. 

$quare~Rigged ^Mayflower III' Joins Other 

Weird Craft For Annual Hobby Haven Picnic 

msrj&ga 

are the danc* directors. 

had cleats tke inmvcUon. 

No arnata wer* nidi by Bollca. 

By aj|LL 

Ovar MB people attended the an- 

nual Hobby Haven sailing acjuo! 

picnic Monday, and were treated to 

the light of Mayflower OS aaDini 

Into Una pienlc spot at the 1Mb ct, 

lagoon. 

Operating under a full net of 

squire rigged gall!. Denny Dutton's 

UHttoIng, Cindy, became the third 

Mayflower to hit the coart af 

America. He added a mioen maid 

and a poop dock and actually uaW 

the squared salU Is propel Ma heat 

across the water, tuition's boat may 

well JUJ the ftrat square ringer on a 

teach In Ocean City sines In* Sindui. 

A number af other decorated boats 

landed on the MM beach at Me 

lajoon. Soo Wood mud* Ua Mat 

into -m« UtUe llut" wUk Robert 

AckJey In th* but. 

•MI 1 . Swltaa-k 

bulls huojr from the green dyed aalla, 

atul enw members were drcKtted in 

Chiislinas-tlme garb. 

DM Denahawer want Oriental 

Lla*itwlna InM a Japetteae type 

iinipan. A day ail the ctretn w« 

Brad Lkntttkiiiii'i Hienw. »tr.aw 

•n Mae M W feet tani wavad 

Dr, HhMr and ramily declared 

haw ttw Mt *b««t tMe wwkly FVwt 

N nisi Vf hanahsc tpnt MMM 

din fron ttteir (MM MdWMlDaj 

UM boal, !>An«psWuB», VbecNW 

dreseid In Uw Uvta pNaley »eui. 

Mb HutchlDasn and en. Bolt. 

Shades of September 

playtd toy Oenr«e 1«J' 

it waa called -School 

plet* wtth Sandy Hoop » 

a froup of moUiera 

t^l *artn# 

Dorla Lejeun* 

Se* Pa«e 4. 

mm 

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