Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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p Heater Given
cftj.aundering Show
Irion,, 878 park pi., was the
ri of an automatic gas water
hiater given away as, the main attendance
priie at, the "No Soap
Opera" dramatization of modern
laundering in .Convention Hall here
Friday night.
.A, number of others who attended
received towel sets, and everyone in
tllQ Wdlencc was given a box of All
detergent
come'dy drjrnatlzadon was
under auspices of the New Jersey
Ijtipftal Gas Co- in cooperation witli
Hamilton washers and dryers and
Bimd Manufacturing Co.. makers «f
water heaters.
A similar show was staged In Wild
wood two nights earlier.
Fined di Hit-Runner
Leo Hutchlnson, 22, of Wildwood
Crest, was fined $25 Monday by
Wildwood Municipal Judge Nathan
Staller on a hit-and-run charge. Police
reported that the man's car ran
into a pole on ^Lincoln av., jumped
the curb and then (led from the
scene.
1,200,000 Homes
It is estimated thai there were
1,200,000 new houics built in our
land during 1954.
STUFFED SQUAB
CHICKEN
OURS EXCLUSIVELY IN THIS ARIA
•: PRIZE-WINNING CHICKHMS
t , - COOKED IN OUR ROTIiSIRJI
Always a Large Variety of Take-Home Platters
Advance Orders Appreciated
BAKERS Chicken Cottage
i Asfcury Aye, Open Dally Phone 3395
SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT
! OPEN DAILY AT 7 A. At
BREAKFAST SERVED, 75c
ALL FULL COUKSI
DINNERS
$ 1.25
t' TENDERLOIN STEAK DINNER «2.2S
r REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI
"Scullville, on the Mays Landing • Somers Point Road
,Jpfin ia'rao, Prop. Phone Somers Point 3323
On the Bey
Chris'
Handwriting Expert ^ere for
Season, Helped Solve Murder
Dr. Abraham K. Kamin, grapho-psychologist
who has elevated handwriting
reading from tfie level of a
carnival concession to an exacting
sconce, has returned to Bala Inn In
Somcrs Point after an absence of
two years-
He treats handwriting Interpretations
as an objective science for helping
people socially, emotionally, men
:allv and occupationally, and recent,
y cmploied the silence to help
iolve a crime out west
Dr, Kamm, who Identlflei himself
as a Mftiuftant, iKfurer, re-
•eanher and author. h«t returned
to the Semen Point rendeivsui tor
his fifth seatmi, and will e*erelte
hit tslenti on handwriting ipeel*
mens frem patreni there thli summer.
Just returned from Hollywood,
where he visited relatives, prepared
a series of lectures and spent tune
on a book on grspho-psyeholoiy on
which he his been aatherlng mate,
rial and writing for the past 10
•ears.
Dr. Kamm reported -that the Weit
Const could not produce a publisher
with national distribution, so he has
eturned east In an effort to have
he book published.
He Hid that the book for the
flnt time In hi.tory will enable the
average perten to make UM of
handwriting inalyilf In • v.lld,
pr.ctlcsl and Mlentlfle way. There
are bule naiont far the wiy pee-
Near 9th Street
NATIONALLY
RESTAURANT
' SEAFOOD MARKET and BAKERY
SEAFOOD
RESTAURANT
BAKERY
Take Home
DELICIOUS COOKED
SEAFOODS
FAMOUS
OPIN DAILY
FROM
12 Neon to 9 P. M.
8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
9 A.M.—
Ready to Serve
NOW RUNNING DAILY
HOME-BAKED GOODS
Buns - P/es - Cakes
Sweetheart - 65 Ft. Auxiliary Sailboat
flying Pony - Speedboat
DEEP SEA FISHING TRIPS
CHRIS MONTAGNA, Prep.
I
pit Writ*, he »ld, and the bosk
will .enlighten tti* rMdiri to Hie
Mfiotlonil and phytletl hablft
which make peopte write as they
do.
The., handwriting analyst has dem
onstratcd ' his talents all over, the
country^ and has visited In Palm
Beach, Phoenix, Blloxl, New Orleans
and other famous amusement and
cultural centers. _,
Since he entered mis profession in
1035, he has been consulted by some
of "the largest and most Influential
industrial 'firms of the country on
problems of Industrial relations and
personnel classification, and is con
sidered a national expert on ques
t|on«d documents of value or of
historj'.
In Indlannpollt rtuntly, he wti
*mploy*d by police f» inilyie the
ch«r.ttwlitlei of *n unknown mur.
4tf«r, Tilt compoilte nlclure of
th» niurdtnr, dr«wn by Dr. Kimm
from ivtlllWt lum In fh* CM*,
•Wed pallet In »pprehmnlon of the
crlminil.
Nayai Ainrian Hurt
as Cir Overturns
John Stack, ef Llnwood, chief air
controlman at the Atlantic City
Navil Air Station, was injured early
Monday morning when his car over,
turned and landed upside down in
the meadows on the Somcrs Point.
Longport Blvd."
Longpojft police reported that
Stack apparently fell asleep at the
wheel "while driving toward Somcrs
Point and the car struck a utility
pole before overturning.
He was admitted to Shore Memo,
rial Hospital with' chest Injuries, and
later In the day was transferred to
the Philadelphia Naval Hospital.
Mrs, Margaret Stack, hl( wife, told
police he was returning to their I.inwood
home after taking his mother
to her home in Longport.
Guard Test Wednesday
Tests for applicants for the North
Wildwood Beach Patrol will be con
ducted there Wednesday, Curl Hoffman,
beach director, announced this
week. A skeleton force of six men
repairing equipment for the coining
season. A full crew will be re
crulted shortly after the tests.
9% ^
•7 Bn.L flULSOM
"We got our guaranlt id annual
wage. Now al| we h»ve to
do tt find a guarantee!! annual
factory!"
Maw tnglaad Virginia • Moriifo
. Hawaii
Calibratd *
B« »t for lu/ormttlpn cut
1
Horn, ft lu«J»t RunVAnoin
$hreveTr*Yel$erv1ce
IMS ricliln A"., Atlantic City
TBAVKL PHUNKS
A. C,
CITY SENTINEL Lfeb6^R
Catharine Drain Wins
West Chester Degree
CATHARINE DRAIN
A Bachelor oi Science- degree from
the State Teachers 1 College, Well
Chester, Pi., was conferred upon
Misi Catharine Drain.' daughter of
Workshop For Disabled Persons
Planned in County, Says Volpe
By ANTHONY J. VOLPE
I. Kortn Prltontr of W«r Clalmi:
American servicemen who were
prisoners of wor 1ft Korea have until
August 21, 1955, to file their
claims with the Foreign Claims Settlement
Commiislon, Washington 25,
D. C, for Special Benefit of $1.50 per
day for each day of Imprisonment.
Those veterans who have not yet
filed may do so by writing a detailed
letter to the official address as
stated above. When writing, be certain
to give your full name, rank,
service number, unit served with In
Korea, approximate dote of capture,
location of confinement if known,
number of daya Imprisoned and date
of escape or release, and of course
your present address.
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II, dps M.y County DlMbted
Workihop:
This office, in association with
several disabled persons In Cape
May County, is formulating plans to
create a "Disabled Workshop" in
this area. The purpose of this pro.
gram is to offer the disabled person
Mr. and Mrs, Naylpr Drain, 708 BUi Interested In such a program a
st.
means of rehabilitation and employ,
Miss Drain was graduated from
ment security. The eligibility re-
ClOChargesGOP Ocean City High School with the
quirements are as follows!
elasi of 1051,
The disabled person, both Voter,
At West Chester she was a mem- ans and Non-veterans, must be resl.
ber of the Student Christian Associa- dents of Cape May County; have a
Flouts
tion, Future Teachers of America, physical disability or Impairment re-
Neilhlan Club, Women's Recreational
gardless of extent or nature. The
Job Benefit Balk Association, and was on the Dean's
basle and principal obligation of the
Rapped by Labor List She has accepted a contract
applicant is a valid interest and an
assurance of ability to perform work
to teach in Pleasantville next year. hours In this program. Work hours
State CIO Legislative Director liar- Attending the graduation exercises and work assignments will be prerj>
Kranz this week charged that the were her parents, her brother and scribed according to the disabled
Republican-controlled State Senate his family, Mr, and Mrs. Sims F, person's physical abilities and llmi.
has "torn up its state OOP platform" Drain and Judy and Tommy, of Chel- tations and the amount of hours ho
less than a month after Its adoption. tenham, Pa,, and her aunts, Miss can devote to the program, .
Krone declared! "On May 12, the Catharine parsels and Mrs, Isobel The entire program cin benefit
Republican state convention adopted KirlBBan, of Upper Darby.
the disabled person in the following
Its. IMS party plntform, pledging,
ways: All enrolled and approved
uribflg other things, that the Rcpnb
members will share the profits In
lieans would increase unemployment
proportionate shares depending upon
compensation, temporary disability Woman Arrested the amount of work hours perform-
and workmen's compensation beneed,
on any contract, subcontract,
fits from $30 to 135 maximum week,
any work lor which a financial re-
ly and would enact a' state minimum
turn Is realized. This will provide
wage law.
After Crash
the disabled member a means of
"Four days, later the Assembly on.
livelihood and the secure feeling that
cted these four bills, raising bene. Miamidn Accused of In spite of physical disablement, he is
fli mixlinunis to S35 and providing
a useful person. This organisation
state minimum wage of 00c an Drunken Driving will be chartered and ineorporatetj,
hour.
A Miami, Fla., hotel operator was
under the laws of New Jersey.
"But the Senate Republican caucus arrested on a charge of driving un- The type of work we hope to do
has refused to enact these measures. der the Influence of liquor here for a financial return Is In the ma-
Political pirtles frequently break Monday night after her car trashed
heir campaign pledges after oleo- Inui a parked auto on West av, near
Ion; this is one of the few oeca.
Zanders' car Into the rear of a dump
7th st,
lons In Now Jersey history when a
truck parked alongsido. wedging the I
Mrs, Ida Virginia Johnson, 04, of
political party, has brazenly* and
ear's roof and roar ond under the
openly broken its platform pledges
820 NB BBth St., Miami, was released high dump body of the truck.
before election and only a few weeks
by police u,nder $250 cash ball for Both cars sustained considerable
fter maklni them,"
arraignment in Municipal Court here damage, but the truck was undam-
Kranz charged that State OOP
June 21. She give her local address aRed, Police did not Identify the
Chairman Sam Bsdine must "bear a
at 160 Ocean id.
owner of the truck.
major share of the blame for the Acoordjng to an accident. report
Senate's Inaction because of his In. filed by Patrolmen Kenneth Holland LOYAL
slstonee that the Assembly.approved and Lewis Austin, Mrs, Johnson was
bills be amended to include provi. driving south on West av, when her
glens recommended by the State
ear crashed Into one owned j by
'hambor of Commerce,"
James H, Zanders, 2B, of the* Palermo
Air Base, which was patted
at Ihe curb, , "• .
The Impact of the crash knocked
!
Jones had an occasion to reprimand
his wife,
"I think, dear," he said soothingly
.that you lib a little occasionally." •
•swill, I think It* a wlfrt duty,'!
wri'i her response, "to spMt"mil •$?
her husband occasionally."
WINNER'S
3rd and Asbury
SEAFOOD MARKET
Phone 8835 303 Asbury Av*.
COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKe OUT
Our Special Seafood Platters
INCLUDE: FRENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW
TARTAR SAUCE, TOMATO AND
LETTUCE AND PfCKLE
NO METERS — PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE
FILET OF FLOUNDER
StALLOPS
6 DEVILED CRAbS
FRIED SHRIMP
]of part assembly of manufactured
goods. Also, finishing business, and
Industrial products. We shall obtain,
through contact* witli industry,
business establishments, etc., work
orders, contracis ancj sub-contracts.
Of course, we plan to obtain, build
or rent, a building large enough and
suitable to carry on such a program.
Anyone interested and desirous of
an application form, mfly contact
this office and/or Mr. Charles Marstcn,
B. D. No. 2, Cape May.
rd, Wnawood Crest,
and hod his liccns
days by Wildwood
Nathan Staller
run driving charge.
Police reported Hutchl ...
scene after hls qli,Jf*4
pole lin Pacific av II. '**!
guilty pica
e lnle W|
"— • -^—
Those Vacant
What's wrong about that ii
used to buy three UIBH . *•
may be that you. dWnt fcnJV 1 *
DINNER
GOOD FOOD
Carefully Prepared — Pleasantly Served
TWENTY-SECOND STftffi
WEEKDAYS
RESTAURANT
4:00 P, M. to mti P. M.
WITH A FULL LINE OF
22nd and Asbury Avt.
SUNDAY
P.M.t«ip.«,
Phone 8530
OPENING OF THE
BEAUTIFUL
HOTEL BISCAYNE
DMN© ROOM-
Saturday-June 11th-5:00P.M.
'• ~ MENU
CHILLID TOMATO JUICI ORAPiFRUlT JUItl
FRUIT CUP
ICED CELERY HEARTS OLIVES
SWEET PICKUS
CRIAM OF TOMATO SOUP
CHICKEN CONSOMME
FRIED PILLIT OP FLOUNDIR WITH TARTAR lAUCf
BROILID NATIV1 ILUIFISH WITH LIMON SyTTIII
6RAl CUTLIT B'ORLIANS
, «OAST fWM< RIM OF CHOICI BEEF'. AU i
BAKepSUWR'CURED HAM WITH HAWAIIAN J
^—-^HfiftwMiy TBNBUf WITH MUSTARD.»»
ROAif STUFFED TURKEY ,„ SAGE DRESSING & CRANWMVI
FRESH VEGETABLE PLATTER WITH POACHED 100
SHERBET
MASHiD POTATOES GREEN PEAS IN I
CANDIED YAM YOMNC CARROTS VICHY!
HARVARD ilifS FRISH ASPARAGUS DRAWN r
, ^_«
PIAR SALAD WITH COTTAGE CHEESE
. . ..,"'" HIARTSOF LETTUCE
FRENCH, RUSSIAN OR MAYONNAISE DRESSING
BRAN MUFFINS
APPPLE Pll
LEMON MERINGUE PIE
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
VANILLA OR PEACH ICE CREAM
CAKE
HOT ROLLS
JELLO WITH WHIP
CREAM CHEfje AND f
HALF GRAIT
CHOCOLATE '•
HOT T1A ICID TIA COFFEE POSTUM
ALL DINNERS — *2 25
TELEPHONE OCEAN CITY 1335
FOR RESERVATION
StAFOODS and MEAT PLATTERS
FOR YOliR HOME TABLE:
FRESH CRABMEAT TURNOVERS
DEVILED CLAMS
VEAL CUTLETS
FRIEtJ CHICKEN
WATSON'S
RESTAURANT
"take Home"
Department
NOW
OPEN
FRESH SHRIMP TURN
ROAST TURKEY
, CHICKEN TUR
STEWED CHfi
All Platan Served wHH French Fried ir Baked Pfiii'foet' and Frtih VaJjaVfile
AUo — ^resh Shrimp, Crabs, Chicken, Potato Salads, Cole Sla* antl Friilf Cups ty »he \
Pies, Rolls, Muffin* and Biituifs by the diwon. Order! Taken for Dotorated
WEtKDAyS OCl^AN AVliNlUE AT NINTH STREET
4P.M.to8P.M. FREE PRICING . i.\
ptDAV, JUNE 9, 1955
tt>
HORSEY'S
RESTAURANT
1357 Asbury Avenut
DINNER SERVED DAILY
From 5 P, M,
DAILY BREAKFAST
BfGINNINQ SATURDAY, JUNI 11th
S:30A, M. to 12 Noon
SUNDAY DINNIR from 4i30 P. M.
OPEN DAILY AT 12 NOON
LUNCHEON—DINNER
the" perfect combination
, . . , our delicious
foot/ and delightful
tlmoiphere.
^ JINE SEAEOOD
RESTAURANT
'•A
— Special Children's Menu —
"..
Ample Parking
••»» «.»•••,#•«.
^"V
Cahetr Educational
AeHvity Reported
A tola] of 44,782 pieces of liter
Uiro was distributed to reildents o
New Jersey by volunteers workin
under the direction of county eha
ters of the American Cancer Sooletj
according to a report made to thi
New Jersey Division by the it cotm
ty chairmen.
The summaries cover a nlno-montl
ZKSS""" 1 Mw ' Ol
T- e i. 1Ma '""'inH 8 were held a
which 1311 rilms were sho and s.
MB of winch there were speakers
I he altendanee reported was 81,843
III a I2.rnonth period In 10fl3-54~
lulal of 98B mcellniM were held a
which 1377 films were shown an
there were speakers at ?5B moe
ings, A total of 375,300 nieces o
ileraturc was distrlljiited
Water Safety TipT^
Know what to do for a drownlnu
person if you can't swim? The Ins!
lute For safer Living warns, don 1
make it a double drownina by jo.
ing in. Throw the victim a rope fry
to reach him with a branch, push a
board or Intf out to him, U you go
for hPln, be sure to line up on the
show two sticks or four stones to
m a fix on the exact spot wher
ho person whs lasf scon.
ON THE BAY
AT NINTH ST,
Charles and Christine Har
THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Seniors, Faculty
Enjoy Tea-Dance
Colorful Social
in School Gym
By DOLORES WORKMAN
of the Blllowi Stiff
'Midst a decorative letting of gilt
ttrlng elssi numerals, the Senio
class held Its traditional tea danc
In the gymnasium last Friday, The
alTnlr was attended by the student
of the Senior eloss and faculti
members,
Mrs, Oeorge W, Meyer, wife of the
high school principal, and Mrs, W,
Thomas Adams, wife of a Board of
Education member, poured tea and
coffee at either end of the foodladen
buffet table.
The BUBsls were provided with
dainty sandwiches of various shapes
and contents, cakes and nutbread
Naturally We Are Proud Of Our Record
Exceptionally Fine Foods For 43 Years"
Breakfast
Serving —
Goldfish, Elephants, Buffalo
All Patients of Veteran Vet
Carroll T, nodgers, V, M. D., of 3
W. ISlh st., on Saturday marlied hi
BOth. year of loving care to animal)
as s veterinarian.
Dr. Rodgers lias been practicing
medicine on animals since 1005, and
has bean earing for fourlcgged creatures
in the Ocnnii City area since
IBM, ^
Wsbuit, hetlihy and psitatsfd of
•hifp wl». DP. Rod|«rt and hit
wlf. um, hire to in|oy (If* In rs-
Wrtiiniit, HBW.V»P, hit repotallon
at • vtr followsd him h», and
h* hit b*#n bo.y ever .Ince.
Embers from Burning
Paper Ignite Awnings
Burning awnings threatened
f|rc lo the home of A, J, Harris
at 10 Beach rd, Sunday, but
quick work'by firemen saved the
building from extensive damage.
Deputy Fire Chief Ferd Tiecarliio
reported that the flames
destroyed awning canopies at the
front and the back of the house,
and scared part of the hack end
of the building. Damage was estl.
mated at $300,
Accordlny to Chief Taecarino,
the owner said he had been
pabitlntf inside the house, and
llial newspapers, which were
used tg protect the floor from
paint, were burned In IHe fire,
place. The burnlny embers went '
up and out of the chimney and
ignited the awninss.
Dr, nodgers holds a degree In
veterinary medicine from Ihe Universlty
of Pennsylvania, the only source
of the medical degree In onlmal doc
torlnlf.
He began his practice In Wooduury
with his father, Dr. Thomas D. Rod.
All the food was prepared By ngers,
velerinary surgeon, who had
group of Senior MMS under the ca. practiced the profession since IBM.
hif supervision of Mrs, Jane After five years, young Dr. Bodgers
Buckley in her home economies took up practice in Swedesboro,
lass.
where he remained unlll he came
world, and helped to organiie the
here.
Atlantic City Firemen's Association
The decoration used the class
Dr, and Mrs, nodgers are the par
colors of blue and while in the mo. During hit eirMr. Dr, Rodger,
ents of a son and two daughters, all
if of • class numerals and flowers hat trMWd everything from gold- grown, married and away from
adorning the canopy. Flowers and flih to fltphsnh. For inn he was home. The son, David C. nodgers, a
blue candles also decorated the vtMrlnarlan tar t buffalo herd ••oloriii! of ihe Korean conflict ivflli
erving table.
m.lnl.liml by * rtnthir In Gren- the Navy, Is in industry at Dover,
Music for dancing was provided by loch, N. I. In addition to Ihe utual N. J, Daughter Virginia is the wife
words.
dsft, eats ind farm livMtotk, he of Dr. Alfred Truax, of Chester, N.
The alTair was enjoyed by all hit vaetinited PBuHry and In one '., and herself is a nurse. The other
ind proved to be a new social ex* In.tanc. nur.td a newborn bunny lauyhior, Louise, is the wife of Kd.
rabbit ts healthy maturity.
rard Anclrovotle Jr., of Durham,
lericnee for most of the students-
II,, where they publish a news,
The Senior class wishes to thank
he school administration for making During the early years lie look •aper.
his possible and also expresses its jre of the carriage horses for I!
ratitude to Mrs, Justine K. Kreps
W, Leeds, which were made avail
or her supervision throughout.
able to patrons at the old Ch iironlt Introducing New
irotel. He also was vet for 11 i-ds
ihow farm ot Westvllle,
Hospital Official
Triple Threat Toaster
Next to his love for his pjhciiK
Now there's an electric toaster on >r, Bodgers has n dsep Interi •.! jnd
he markei that does three slices at s active in volunteer firemen's uork
ince.
Te was president of the Cloiinstir
County Firemen's Association the
Unified Adi Bring Quick Rttulti econd oldest of Its kind m the
Luncheon *. Dinner
Businessman's Lunch Served 12 Noon to 3 P.M.
FREE BOARDWALK PARKING
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"HOTELS, STORES and
RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED"
John H. Norton
WHOLESALE
FRUIT - PRODUCE
12th Street and Asbury Avenue
Phana Ocean City 1717
JOHN F IMIRIE JR
Iiilrorfiitinr the now asswtant at
minMialol of Shore Mtmori il II ^
pinl. who jcccnlh assumed hr
rltitu s
Mr Imllli! umi hole from the
Jackson Mimond Ikispilil m Miami
I la uhcu IIL \\j H iident jdminis
tiatue nssistint He «nid thenundir
I)i C C Ilillman, retired
iMl^iidiri tilii.il of lilt Arm} \ihij
1 t,i .iin/f.[l Uu ,uint.d forces blotitl
|pinn'iim [hiring Woild Wjr 1
I A niuluilc of ll.iiii He Mllltnri
Acndeni\ Jl rhallum Va, Mi Imi
I1 ii' ,iKo ins ijiadmud from ihi>
lUniitisilv of Klchmond with a
| Hithtlor's depici- and holds j Mas
lei b dent in admlnisti.ilho mull
tint frtim (.iilumbu I'ntveisilv
111-* wilt. Sallie i\ n pidduile
liliisi lionl tin Sihli v MLmoilnl Ho
pil il Wishimlon n I rim haw
I luii illllditll Bonim I lltn unit lohn
IK lid Mi Iniillt tried in the
I Arnu in Woild Wir I anil Koica
Dennis Graduates 31
Thirty-one Eighth (iradtrs at the
Dennis Township,Elementary School
wcif iM'adiuilcd Monday in closing
exercises in tile American Legion
Hall, Sea Isle City. Diplomas were
presented by Lewis II. Slmpkins,
president of Ihe Township srliool
hoard.
HANDICAPPED
Flint—Did you evpr win an ai-RU
ment with your wife?
Stone —Yes, once. It was years
ilKO.
Flint—What nljoul?
stone—I doirt exactly remember
tliut. nut I do remember very dis
tinctly . that we were laying carpet
nnd her mnuth was full of carpet
tacks nl the time.
Better Govt,
Council Elects
Lamanna, Sandman
Assigned to Posts
Vincent Ijimonna, of Sea Isle City,
was reflected treasurer of the New
jersey Conference for the Promotion
of Better Government, at a dinner
meeting in Princeton last week.
Mayor Donald II. Scott, of Bloom-
Held, was re-elected chairman of the
group at a meeting which saw Ihe
acceptance ^f 15 new members.
Charles W. Sandman Jr., Republcan
nominee for State Senator
from thix county, was appointed to
a livo man committee to contact nil
members of Ihe legislature regarding
the water supply problem.
The Conference adopted a resolution
urging speedy action by tho
state to provide more adequate water
supplies in various areas.
The Republican group, dedicated
to the fostering of better govern-
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ment «t «n jevelf, Jtwjet
senUUvet ironi ]B eountlM
m one V. & Senator, two C
men, five State S#nitdrt, II
blymen, foilr county cJnlrrn»o.''
a number of leading mlmielMl" c
M
Cape May High ,
Has Class'of 43 ri ,(V,
Cape May High School griduWwi'l[^
43 members of tha Sanlor dut it ,
Convention Hall there Tu«tdjy. If)ff- J >,'
lomas were presented by Mr*-l*' r '^
land C. Sharp, preildant of 'l^»' '<
Board of Education, with P»ul ftiu
Ensmlngcr, principal, makiqg :