Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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American Legion Post
Installs New Officers
New officers of Margin-Rlinek Post
No. 137, American Legion, wtrs Installed
by Courtly Conunaiidir Ken.
Beth Brown, of Mirmori, at » meet.
Ing in the post home Wfdneidoy
night last week.
Those inducted were 1 Leslie Law.
rence Jr., commander; Ctwrle! Bates,
senior vlee commander; Vuwint
EvangelLsta. junior vice commander;
Dr. Raymond a. Blood, (townee emcer;
Thomas Weiltr, adjutant, and
William Getty, ierftintflMmi,
, Another special fuMt of the post
was Lawrence Sacks. (UatrKt pra.
sentstlve, who made an appeal for
financial support of the ampitheatre
at the Lyons VA Hospital, Lyons,
N. J.
South Jersey Meets
to Convene Saturday
Tne annual convention of South
Jersey Legion 05, Legion of the
Moose, will be staged at WlWwood
Saturday arid Sunday,
The El Dorado Cafe, North Wild,
wood, will be the scene of the open,
ing business session and election of
officers Saturday and the locale for
the enrollment and Installation of
officers Sunday afternoon.
The convention ball and supper
will be held ai the Wlldwood Mooie
Lodge Hall Saturday night and Sunday
afternoon respectively.
CANT
One Cannibal to Another—"We
can't put this missionary in the
boiling water—he's a Friar,"—The
Ousport, Rensaeola, Fla,
AWNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS
Call Jim Barbour for Estimates
DAY • NIGHT or WEEK ENDS
Oc«an City 3393
Writ* P- 0, Bex 656
BARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE
Savers. 1 maktebeelinetoour^v mm m
Balsnci grows at interest
odds la it, and you
Build credit standing far tht
futuri si you ion,-yaur
Banking nttds of other kinds tan be
mil at thi some time; and you
Benefit, bttsuif your funds art protected by
itvnd monogemtnt, laws, Maminititni/ and
f) BMUII they art insured by the Federal Deposit
(niuranct Corporation.* Only q
all these advantagiii
OPIN ONI WITH US SOONI
msur&ne* 1st sash
The National Bank
of Ocean City
Cap* May Ceunly'i Largest Bank
MiMBIR PIBIIUL RESiRVI SYSTEM
PIDiRAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000
' ', Banking Hours:
9 «. m, until 2 p. m,— SafurilByi 9 a, m. until 12 noon
SEA ISLE OFFICE ~ 43rd Strut and Landis Avtnua
om©on©
a Letter?
(you'll both fee happier
if you phone instead)
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Big Gift For Betty Bacharach Home
NEW STATION WAGON was piesented to the Longpoit instilutioli lor children recently
by Mr and Mis Ernil Palmer, of the Ocean City Cheviok't-pldsmobile agenty At
ceremony here are Lohgport Mayor l&on Lcopardi, Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Palmer handing
keys to Mrs. Leon S. Drum, home superintendent, and Joseph S. Abrams, executive secretary.
_ __
Record of Private Enterprise
Over 50 Years Cited by Broker
Alvsl adults now living have boon
fortunate enough to witness tht 1
birth anil ifrowlh of the Iron A|!e
and the Gasoline Aw, and an 1 now
crin;! the Atomic and Electronic
Ae.cs, it iva* pointed out to members
ol the Of can City Rotary Club. Fri-
day Miflhl.
The speaker was David W. Aiken.
Atlantic City stock broker, who
called the attention of the ilubmeli
the marvelous industrial and
.echnological developments during
;he ||r« half of this century and
oundod a note of optimism rrgardnis
the next 50 years. His topic was
The Romance of America."
Mr. Aiktn tilled attention to
the fact that the petroleum Industry
and the automobile Industry
as we know them -today were financed
"out of the pocketbaoks of
Individual Americans" and not by
major bankers or tht federal government.
As an example of risk capital, he
old the classic story of the spinster
who was persuaded to lend Hem 1
Ford $100 uf her savins;* back in
MOI. from it she collected about
$95,000 in cash dividends and finally
sold her interest in the company
hack to Ford for over SJOO.OOO.
"Millions ot jobs now exlsUnjj have
been financed out of the public
pocketbaak during our lifetime," Mr.
Alken pointed out. "Some people
made millions, while others lost
money. But the Important thina is
that in a period of BO years we have
seen two important new modes of
transportation—automobiles .and aircraft—evolved
that did not exist before
1600.
"The Wright brothers didn't fly
their first airplane until 1903. But
mil) ef the growth of that Industry
hat been possible because individual
people dug into their peck.'
eh. for cash lo finance It,"
The speaker referred to sortie of
the pioneers in the automobile business
such as Studeljak'er, Willys,
Dodtie and Olds. He painted out that
since Henry Ford's (im automobile
there have been 2,720 different
makes of ears marketed in the United
Stales—yet only 21 survive today.
He forecast that the development
of the television, atomic energy
takes only y about a minute to phone
ll'i cheaper than you think
especially after G PM and all day
anywhere these day*
It'* more satisfying...
Sunday,,. look at these typical mi.ee:
Camd*nlo
Provlnoalown, MMI,7Ie
you can ny mote,,. find out more. Wlldwoodto
And folk* get such a kick out of hear- Philadelphia r.r.r.r.. 4Oc
ing from you in person.
Atlantic CHy to Boston.., 7Oo
I mln, itntton call. Mfluud IBS tan not Included.
NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
P.S. The nicest "fcwJ end butter" note you
can said is a personal "thank you" by phone!
and electronics Industries during
the second half of the century
will foe |u>t as spectacular and
fraught with risk and adventure os
WJS the automobile and radio bus!
nets of the past 50 years.
Along the samo line was thi* taw
well talk by Gary Priiyiic. ihe H«Uir\
Club's Junior Mifinbi?r, who howi'tl
out. after iiUondinj! mct'Linus for Lin
month of May
fiarv dfst'i-ibt'fJ for the ftoMrii'iu
somt* of tht? peacetime uses ol ytomU
erjjy as well as the national' dofon,so
applications
He predicted thiil • ovcnuwlly
atomic pourr will drive i\\\ of the
nation's merchant .ships", and thai it
gradually will replace coal ami oil
the power source foj" jiiMU'i'atiii;'
electricity
Coimk rays, the high school stu ;
dent said, are being experimented
with as the means of running
super-accurate clocks, creating rain
artificially, and curing cancer in
the human body
\u hulls lioii oullmid (.ill*
silmul < in. i i 1 . i mi mix • •>< ( r. pi.sthtod .It the
,n \,n, vii •, lull ml linn 1U .it (on
(iiti.iu II ill mil .t th< (liutir pn
i nl ihuii ul til. IHI \\. Kill. Infill
Club on Au,_u I H
OBYRNE,
DAILY SERVICE
PHILA. - SEASHORE
Ocean City 2338
CU. 91130 WA. 44111
By CHARLES H. CONNORS
Rutgeri University
This Is the lime when a lawn enn
bo seveioly damniii'ii by dose clipping
or scalpliitf.
We oro prompted 10 wrlle this
after watching a young man who, we
beiiM-e, Is liavlnn his first lawn.
There are many In that .mutation
this year.
If the bed knife of the power
mower la set loo low, soil may be
picked up as the mower'moves, due
tu iincvennesH in the lawn, and with
this the mower chops Die precious
buds from this crowns of the grass
plants. No more spears will HI'iiw
from there.
We are coming into ilii' c-rnliMrass
season. Clip die; linvn i-lose nr «l|i
it iintl you "pell il so tiiilwiiss -
(.IJS-, jlujls lll\ lllCll \\C idll-.nl
the owner that too close mowing
PIANOS
for
Practice and Beginners
A few good ussd spinets are
available right now at prices you
can't afford to miss, sec us before
you buy, Cash counts, but you
can buy on long easy terms,
WEYAND'S
Atlantic and Georgia Aves.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j:
dantamievjiffi
was the cause.
Being present when a now mower
was deilverod early one spring, we
set tho cittilnK holaht at 2 inches.
A 111110 crobgrass came In that year,
but niine since. And the grass was
more pleasant io walk on, also.
So one of the important factors in
the maintenance of a good lawn is
the height of cutting. Plate the
THURSDAY
mower on a
and set the
, ; ^ o r S
inehes. or brlt.r, ,7
times reel type hand
be adjusted to ,
"•'«ho«t the u« .f
would pay to hav
lary moweri Uma
BIG SPECIAL SALti
6AUDN
ONE brand,,,ONI grade...ONLY
All Chevrolet's competitors and most ofthe
high-priced cars
tried it recently in-official NASCAR* trials—and
took a licking!
eet the *homp! The new Chev-
M rolet "Turbo-FW V8"-the
most modern V8 on the read todny,
Here's whot hoppened-
Daylena Beach. NASCAR Acceleraiion
Tests Over MeoiUted Mile
From Standing Start.'Chevrolet caplured
the 4 top positions in its class!
B of the fint 11! And on n lime basis
Chevrolet boat every high-priced ear,
too-but one! But wnitMhis Is just
the beginning! .
Way, w|y ahead!
Daytonn Booth. NASCAR
Straightaway Runnini. Open to ears
delivered in Florida for $2,500 or
less. Chevrolet captured the first two
places, 7 out of the first 11 places!
Doylsna Beach. NASCAR 2-Wiiy
StrBightiway Running Over Measured
Mile, Open to ears from 250
to 299 cu. in. displacement. Chevrolet
captured 3 of the Orst 3 places!
Colombia, S. C. NASCAR 100-
Mile Race on half-mile iraolc. Very
tight turns. Chevrolet finished first!
y s , N. C. NASCAR Late
Model Event. Chevrolet again finished
first. Because of even tighter
turris the driver chose to run the entire
15,0 laps in second gear! Yet no
overheating or pit stops!
These facts you can't laugh off.
Sales lender. Road leader. A crowning
achievement of Chevrolet and
General Motors, Try a Chevrolet...
and live in a land of going-away
where you win all the arguments!
Soon, maybe?
PALMER CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE
1117-1129 Asbury Avenue Phone 0235
u eon buy I
Sales leader for
19 slmisto V*" 1 '
Ocean City Lions to
Assist at Convention
Ml, (),„, tl|
IMU.,,1,
>. srnlfil llshment of better police training mini i MI uses it lunt.in Slit
I 's 1 |lOssihlllll 1,1 S| itt
'uliu h t techniques throughout the coun IlKll^Is ( (lllltl SltUtllll
'liln ml I im,|| ,, M.,,,,1.. ._ ^ . try steadily gaining for police of 11 Iti. 1,011 \diins d iit^litei nf Ih
| "in I I ill llu I),i ,n ( ui I \, I, HI i fleers a level of dignity never be mil Mis \\ i ii nn is \ri-iins (,i2 AI
< lull .1 I himmill I ii ii
fore experienced in this country IIIIK n mil iiim, a IIIJ;II< ui I I In Ilidfll JIL in the Imthwiii husi
' '•It "loll mi. lull to llu Nui
knuli l L, irti 11 ind primiri cdticiUuil
I >' i 'i lull" \i ulum n si i < in
| II. Knorttd Mill tlu rollit Add
I in ss in the mi but mil spmd tin
niiiini; lui four collit;. icors shi
urn npdiliil hi ihi Si iti Polite il
siiiiinici hoi i
I It pin till Mill ( n lUbill It. Miinil
Ins bi i n i numlKi »l thi Pluloin i
Si I dill is (111.111.1(1 in tills piojt.t
I Ml mil Mis II C I Minims of Ojk
I i nlsi.ll I in} h i | n mil [o tow|ill
till in ulorlli hMiiitm IJniril iii.l 1
ul i IISIIIJ. llu liquid uf pulm ulll
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ll.iukil pnlu.lluii |,i Hit ml |KJ||(.
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m ikt tin u ptimmint huiiie in
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pi isi M.oliolii B(unri (onttul ol \n 'inn sin (In Lnndd iimhtl r (if On in ( iti
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lulls Motiil \.hiik Illspldols Mi 111 I. II 1,11111. Smdir I1U Cuul Mi ind Mis I,in don Horn-
miiim Hid iniiniiipii poliFi minus Kt'i rd \M!I ncilii IHI (ICMH in iiud suns fium ( iillin^siidiiil jhu
He said that the state attorney llOlU Ut] ull [ {Iu st tt(.
ilimtntiii iducitKin ind in Sptun pi in tulisiiU MOIL thi urn IIOIIIKI
hir uill In till tijihini' tin third
general s office agrees with the \dmiltinci In Hit Aiidmii is In
Mi IlLmsuntlll is slipiriliKndint uf
Lndi in Ii nuik N I
governor that some kind of train inluntni ipnlu mini ol ill, indiiul
j tin n IMMI, in Mi rlun
ing in police methods should be mil utlliii I isi ii u (In Aiuliim I iilluiMiit. tlu conimimi mint Miss s • 11 k
given recruits before they are al Ii mini (ill nun 11111 iti, list of ip Silytlvr Hill lie uf llunui i Mi ind Mis Julm h l),n ui Oil
lowed to wear the uniform and plicHUs s((linj iilmissiini is bidli house party ijlvi'n In ri l>i i Iru Buih Mi in luri fui tlio
the gun
lirandniDlhei
siunnui inunths
Niu Jirsii s^t ( inull sjitl is
I Mi pi ikil in! t Ii M Hi, hi phi piiilliinni: fin Hi. iiiuntii in llu id
-i!|iu- iiml the hriiwii whiili ;il oni iniK.I Ii iiiiini' loi luilUiiutii 1 lie
The Caps May Co
Hull' vn'ii' Hie L-his-l riiulinriitions \i nlimi »is up. mil ni l'12'l mil
Heart Amoclallon
Two Fined On
loi ;i iiulirc iilili-fi- havi. lil-i-n 11' linlil I'll' hill piiuissKl llu trimm*
Ciiitcfully
h '' i|uiii-mrin-, (hiil [hi uf lill mill Iu I'lU hmuiri llu
Aiulimi i\ is mi lioni tin St He
I'.iliii bud . I ind tin- pnif.rim ri
memorial gifts
4301 Londls Avenut
•niliii.il niii|iiiitu, until Wi) niun
Im mn (,oi \lli(d Dusioll proildfd
Hi. tuiuls tu r. sunn th( tiiiuin^
Sea Isle City
pi 11
t tin
t in
Police work today has a numbei
of diversified specialties, which are
changing constantly from year to
year The police officer today must
keep in training to keep up with
changing techniques equipment
and methods, the speaker said —
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i.illnu ilii -, uiihi i Hi it in. in II
shuilil iiiimiM ID ilu i|u j,,li «nh |
11 \
t 1 \. .loy
v.. A[lant > Cil.v, was fmtMl $10
( ,-.K oil t ihirt,i nf p ISSIII
ol lius ;tt
H|. anti the
i\( i k
Miilty. lit- tl(I thi
iuv liiih 1 . «;is not
sf.-l:ool infi mid thst
i [M>lit'i' nJTiriT mid
iit 1 ;. ;it tht tinn 1 t'liurt ltu> t>)inK
>,> bvlit'vf
Patrolman Harry Severin f*i*.fied
that ht hid itopped fAcrJl
other motorlftt for p»ilng th*
hitted but before he flagged down
Joyrif-r tor th* ttme violation.
sio H. M(iiJr!t\
.u :\ U>tt turn
;ii tht 1 iiitiM'M-
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S i (.in.,11 u,Miiti,H|IKl,| in •>••• ,,,„„ „ ulsmr K.
M im thulium Phillip limn • I'll, 'il,,,,.,,,,, I,,,,, MIIII. f ,i|i,,i to hPid .
Hit nt (.hulls \ Ii iiiiMiiuliil rduiillMtip slim si n it lllh si iiul (,n
Ittkn hi hi id i loiiiinilti i ut pit ii il ,\
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n limn iliu
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Kiniinillii Niiinin limn I All tulil llu" in n,,,,, t|, ,„
th( si tiiml si\ niinllh | ^ i u itslups in Hit distimir ill.
W.
nt Alulliiis
$3 costs fin
thi« wrotu
of 7th st
«f Miilv
St \ DM inlini \n "ii in'"" ^ '
, I"nki Cu 1122 N Fit nit SI I7IJ(I Hun in Rd Phil i II Pi
• •Inn's Ilultl ,ii|)|>I1LS 2211 All inlit \u MlintK tin \ I
l l — ,n I Milllni "SI Phil i Pi
: SI Mil MUk •• •>
Slinkier*. Suns 201 ( illtiMiiill SI Phil i I'I
* Co-it Aprnn & Timol SOMICO 4100 Imlkfuiil \io ''lull I ">
v '«or\ did (o 14 S 21st si Phil i I i
JAMES ANDREA & SON GULF STATION, 9lh St. and Palen Ave.
MAPES' ATLANTIC SERVICE. 9th St. and Bay Aw.
AL'S CITIES SERVICE. 9th SI. and Bay Ave.
CHICK'S SUNOCO STATION, »th St. and Haven Ave.
ART'S FRIENDLY SERVICE, MOBIL GAS, ?th St. and Aibury Ave
CARTER JEWELRY SHOP, 83* Boardwalk
TAMBA GIFT SHOP. 924 Boardwalk
MORROW NUT HOUSE, 933 Boardwalk
MINT-ZER MINT SHOP, 94648 Boardwalk
BERTEL'S CANDIES, 10th St. and Boardwalk
UTTERERS LUNCHEONETTE, 840 Boardwalk
COPPER KETTLE FUDGE SHOP, 11th St. and Boardwalk
GOLDEN GALLEON GOLF COURSE. 11th St. and Boardwalk
WEINDEL'S NOVELTY STORE. 1240 Boardwilk
SPLASH INN, 1234 Boardwalk
Ri. ill lliuluil. in.l Punt (u ll>2 \shiuv An Otian t ltj \ I
Mnlltniinii ii s l'linl Stint 721 \sbuii All On in Clli, N J
Wilsiin DJIII Lu \tn Yurk & \dnitu Alls Atljnlio Cm N I
S\ult i. Co Ilkilll f.liiinlnr|;i 1" O llo% 1041 Alljillic I ill \ |
Sllppln Will -Junii Milk Cu 247 \ S C iruluu Ait AllmtliCili \
\ llnkin in Si. iluu.l IIJJ Ashuil An Odui Citi N I
} Ojs.ikis A Sous 11115 Alliiliii. An Atlmtii Citi N J
Mind Loui! «. Hi" Ulll St in.l full An , Cjiiiikn \ J
Win nuli.ilii Hiking 11> 101 \ Sin \.irk An Atlintir(m \
I. h 11. id & Co 1024 Blllluimuud St Pllllu Pj
Iloujld M 'si'lt un Iiu 110 \V (Jp(n 1 inc Phil I M t'J
On in Citv Smtinil IidKvr 127 8th St On. in Cill N I
I ishi r Brim & Co 221 Maikcl St Plllla Pj
(.ior_l B \loom-in Int, P O H«v 1489 Plnh 5 Pj
I C Kurl7 2112 All ultit An All intic Citi \ I ,
ViiflirMins rmpiie ( nit loiul Suppli [iu ill (.nmiui I'l HI A
Hailif Inn. 010 Wesley Ave.. Phone 1238
Ilfinsiom, 803 Sill SI.. Pllullf 1900. Kil'lianl llalisciim
lillewild, 710 Moorlyh Terrace, I'hnnc 8520, Florence Bauer
Illinois, 926 Wesley Ave., I'honc 12Sr>, Walter II. & Wm. .1^ Camp llros
Lincoln, 510 Otll St., Phone 0400, E. L. Cope
Logan, 816.6th St., Phone 88.U, Henry Meyer
Lnrav. M2 Wesley Ave.. Phone 8549, A. M. To I ley
Mallard (former Ilaincsi, 3400 Central Ave., Phone 0081. M.\S, Dotts
Manor. The, 730 Moorlyn Terr., Phone 8813, D, Loos and D. Fauerbaek
Northwood, 401 Wesley Ave, Phone 1213, J. II. Chambcrlln
The Ocean Call. 1412 Central Ave., Anne Herman
Ocean Manor, 1040 Ocean Ave., Phone 1014, Florence E. MeUuer
Oceanic, 1110 Wesley Ave., Phone 1310, Katliryn Ryan
Parkiilde, 501 Sth St., Phune 1M4, L. P. Wtbcr
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
REGULAR MEMBERS
SPLASH INN GOLF COURSE, nth SI. and Boardwalk
TWIN KIST FROZEN CUSTARD. 920 Boardwalk
JULIANO'S CHAR-BROIL, »31 Boardw.lk
PRESS DELICATESSEN. 601 Asbury Ave.
BOB'S SINCLAIR STATION. 7th St. and Aibury Ave.
TRIANGLE SHOES, 74S Asbury Avt.
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.. 732 Atbury Ave.
WARDS PASTRY SHOP, 724 Aibury Ave.
SMOKE SHOP, 714 Asburr Ave.
BROWNLEE'S FURNITURE STORE, 704 Aibury Ave.
STAINTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE. 110 Asbury Ave
LEWIS L. BARRETT PRINTING A STATIONERY. 107 Asbury A.t.
MAIER'S RESTAURANT, 9th St. and Atlantic Ave
WELLER'S DRIVING RANGE, 5th St. * Boardwalk. 930 Boardwalk
12th STREET AMUSEMENT ARCADE, on the Boardwalk
Phila. Jobbing IluliM
.1
1 . 21ll. r > Pai-ilk- Avi'.. Allantir Cily. i\, J
Atlantic County Fruit & rnxliii'i- Cu.. 5 Municipal Marki't. Atlantic Cil3
GltllcllH; Rcxsaincr & Co., 242 N. Delaware Ave. 1 . Phila., Pa.
John II. Horlon, Pruiiuce. 1200 Asbury Ave. OCOJII (.'itv. N, .t
Abbutts Dairies. Inc.. Ill 12ih St.. Oei-an City, N. J.
Mason Co.. Inc., Baltic and Kentucky All's. .Atlantic City. N.
Weekly Guide. P. O. Il»x 314. Ocean City. N, .1.
Fretl Laundry. 112 Dili .St., Ocean City, N. .1.
Mmood Prt-i-, IU1 A'-buri All. On m ( n\ \ I
C. II. Shoemaker Lumber Co., 200 12th St.. Ocean Cily. N. ,1.
Fi^clle'l• liakillf: Co., Absecon, N, J.
Hearst Advertising Service, 922 Del^ca Drive. Smith Dennis
MIMcn A White (Ralph Ii. lianzalezi, 1212 Filbert St.. 1'llilli
Wells, Ctfo. I... Inc., 402 N. 2nil Si.. 1'hlla.. Pa.
Scual, Wm. I. It Son. Inc.. Atlantic k N. Carolina Ave.. Alia till
loit-ph Jitobi ,»WI"I Ml lime \i. \MI(lunii.l \ I
Park View, ntii St. and Anbury Ave,. I'honc 1270. Henry drinin
Penn Manor, S01 7th St., Phone 8057. V. ,S, Hanrahan
The Poplars, 410 Ocean Ave,. Mri. C. Ohrislensen
Halelsh. 100H Wesley Ave., Phone HI104. Waller Hamilton
St. Charles, 601 Central Ave., Phone ftTvtO. K. Biekcrslair
Sandaway, 61S nth St., Phone 2770, R. T. Siinderland
Scarboroii)!h. 720 Ocean Ave.. Phone 0839. S. T. Workman
Seaside, 830 6lli St., Phone 0714 or !K)20. Uenjalllln Baker
Seaspray Manor, 815 5th St., Phone 21131. Mn. II. L. Youni;
Southern, 835 5th St., Plione 1330, 3013, 8825, Ralph D. (Jiarth
Strand, 9th St, and Wesley Ave,. Phiine 1804, J. J. WorUiingtou
Surf, 9th St and Central Ave., Phone 3071, Frank Ni>cilo
Vernon HaU, 410 Atlantic Ave., Phone 8518, Benjamin Hater
Wynmerc, The. 833 4th St.. J'bune 3192, Mra. ConaUncc B. Wlieelei
DUNKEM INN, 1132 Boardwilk
PNUITT'S 5 ind 10. 93* Boardwalk
SURF A SAND. 731 Boardwalk
SIMMS' RESTAURANT. Moorlyn Terrace and Boardwalk
PLYMOUTH INN, Plymouth Place and Atlantic Ave
HEN HOUSE RESTAURANT, °th St. and Atlantic Ave.
RUSTIC INN, 14th St. and Boardwalk
TOWN6 HOUSE. 4th St. and Ocean Ave.
TILLIES. tU Asbury Ave.
HOGATES. 9th St. and Palen Ave. al Bay
ESSIG'S RESTAURANT. 9th St. and Asbury Ave
WATSON'S DINING ROOM, Vth St. and Ocean Ave
CHATTERBOX, »th St. and Central Ave.
Ocean City llfirdnjire. TH) A.-Jwry Ave..Oti'Jin Ciiv. iV .1.
Imlsl, Uirntl OIIILI Siiiiphis 110/ Asblm \n On.inUti N I
llanry Lloyd Chiittin. H.al Estate and Insurance. i:i|5 Asburv An-.
l>(ira-FinLsh. Furnillile ItctilliNliers. Stinier*; Point. N. I
M. 11. Heildini:, Bl. r > Allantii- Ave, Atlantic City. N. .1.
I'livvell-VanCiltler, Lumber anil IHiildini Siip|ilies. 131 h'ft West Ave
Stainton Department Stuic. 1(10 Aslnirv Ave.. Oieau Cilv. N. J.
Mmuit Inland Ft i inn ( olUe lilXI \ Mbini \\t MlmlK (_it\ \
.Seashore laundry, 202 6th St.. Oican (.'itv. N. J.
Henry .1. Kuhiier, l-\H>ti Sil|>|ilier. 72 N, Floni St.. Phila.. Pa
PiluardS (oisun Hiitnnl \p|ilnnii.s 7»i\\i*,r All OfejllCltv \
Selvann'.s Pharmacy. 802 Asburv Ave.
Win S Alilki-.on Ini MulMiMii H r >J Asbim An Oiean (Hi N
1 A. Bedding, 5020 Spruce St., Phila. 3I>. Pa
llmwnlec Furniture Stole. 7lh SI anil Aslniry Ave., Ocean Cilv N J
llirin.n 1-uir r^O \sbiiti \M On in (111 N I
Anchor'n I'liint. 20(1 Buy Ave.. l'liune !IO2II
Chullcrbo.i. 500 Otll St.. Phone 0717. Mrs. ,1. 11 Campbell
(lii is' Ri'.Uurint "IB I' ill n An phiini B">lt) Lhns Montaena
Colta«e Inn. .1234 Asbury Ave.. Phune 0791. Mrs. Edna KinK & J. Towiucnd
Fiesta Lunch. Dili & Boa.dnalk, phone 97111. Amelia Fisher ft Kdith Carlton
Florida Inn, 607 8th SI,. Phone 2,105, Venalda Buieham
llufatcs. VOfl Palen Ave,. Phone 0141, Charles llaip
1'lymuuth Inn. 717 I'lymuuth Place. Phone 887W, Miss Louisa T. Corson
Suiiin-, lu uurjut BJ-' Biurdii ilk Phone 010* 1 lujd (. Simm;.
lottiii. House, -till bt and Ucun Ait phom. Jj20 Rj>mond Koob
22nd St. Resuuranl, 22nd and Asbury Ave., Phone 8530, Chris A. Poulos
Watson's Restaurant, 901 Ocean Ave., Plione 1065, Albert W Jones
Whitehall, 710 Ocean Ave., Phone 9021. Miss Loubn Corson