Jun 1954 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

New 

Smart Loot in 

Sport Coats 

an A Slacks ,,. 

A Man's 

Idea of 

a Summer Suit 

SlioulJ Do 

for 

His Appearance 

Again, lasliion's preferred new fabric taket 

llie spot light... in conl, colorful Palm Beach 

sport coats and slacks. You'll like the smooth 

feel of this rich, nubliy.tojtliired fabric ,., 

the free and easy appearance that's Palm 

Beach tailoring magic. And your eyes will 

pop at the wonderful colors in our largo 

fresh stork. Drop hy and see! 

Sport Ceati 32,50 Slacks 10.95 

PALM BEACH* 

fashioiisj from a rich, distinctive fabric iliat'g 

"woven to breathe" 

Cool-Trim Palm Beach 

32.50 

Luxury Lined 37.95 

IMeri just naturally lake lo llif smart rirhnt?*,* 

of this smunth.fnpling Palm Bcarh fnhrie 

... especially when fashioned into the hand, 

dome, easy-draping suit you see here. You'll 

like It. too, for its famous Palni Beach cool. 

nnss and wrinkle resistance ... its exclusive 

controlled tailoring that giye» you the fine 

fit and smartness of Pints costing many times 

more, See the magnificent colors 

•R«. T, M. Ooudali.Sanforil. Inf. Mohair, rayon, acetate and s» nylon, in malt styles. 

OPEN DAILY, 9:30 A. M, 

Monhy thru' Thursday, Closing 5:30 P. M. 

fl^Wdays and Satunbys'tfl 9:00 P.M. 

THI OttAN €IT¥ 

WONDER GIRL — 

franf •liirrine from top to •»«• 

torn I Adjustable boned br. tor 

strategic thapMnaking . , . H 

lurvn ftw way you'd Ilk* tol 

Made ef §yn Tafftta . , , drl.» 

amailngly fast , , , amailngly 

light tool 

NOTHING ..... 

F/fS A Boor LIKE A 

PLAID LASSY _ 

Form perfect fit , , , 

n.w draped £r« |t Interlined 

with pelisn th.l 

adds curv.-conlrol with, 

out benlng. 

a suit cut far 

Patented Stay.|ra 

ant youthful Umtm ^ 

rle union of Afetaii m |, 

f«». 

MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE \ 

MONDAY, MAY 31 ! & ! 

STORf aOSES 1 P. M. 

K 

SyS Yean Young , , . 

That's Ocean City 

This Jubilee Year 

Hh YIAIt — No, 7 

On Dredging 

;w City Marina 

Hill Co. Say* It 

Can't Start Work 

Until September 

The fust step in thr 

Ton 

rULtion of the propoMMl (it\ ' u ' r 

rim nn Little rint;ci ( I1.111 , ,,M1',ni 

ran into tcmpmaiv dekn in,,,,) 

jhis week .lulling Jition h\ wii.in 

•he Matt- on its pioject lo 'I'". 1 

Iwpen Ihi. (h innel ,inrl JISII 

iratiss < til 

Bid*: MIK Mil 

inimi^ iniii i-. 

nrt imii IN (lit 

hf \ u 111 In i n v 

Hi on llu i'nth 

ras., iml IIIMI 

mil iii tin1 

• It V 

I 1 Kill fui III, I 111 

initi il pli 1 1 III 

.huh Mill hi IlK 1 

l(l| HI IlK 1 1 Kill 

111 111 ( III " dim i 

Action t>o tht bldi wil de 

Iferrvd, howsV", pending award 

Itno of In* &t«l« dredging contract. 

• The Nivlgatlon Division of thiiu ( i < Him \% MI 

î (u nl \tl •••n(i.M 1 tmoiiiiK i t *. • . H 

) consult i itj|\ 

moi' th in ihi *^ 

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t nt ordin nice • tith > i/ 

IJ Hid 1o 

i (Mind out tin HIM It il por 

e the m trinai 

I nin 

. i tin MM; i 1 in 

TK* co mm in (oners kaid the grj 

I iff fUffJClng protect will be dp 

I until next year when 

|fendl Will b* appropriated for the 

Th|| brings the co*t down to 

US 50 well within the amount 

|«.tptted for thK V*5T 

[ ttMlcr UnUil rtpit^ nt iti\i >i 

p Hill dun lo'd >h( (ommi ' >n' > 

Page 3 please 

Bell Injured 

i Phila. Accident 

[ K;illlf]iiif 

anil Mr 

rd., i 

! Mr. Bell re 

Am. ..fit. li 

Knh.-n K. 

in Hie irn 

Hu^piijil. lM 

coticiis'.ifin 

ne sis ihi< rt Milt 

Iliat 

mUd Ih it Ills ll t 

ill Hid i ill p 

Inimt lit it till 

lit SJ1,1 (h, if ( nil. lit OCtllll' d tl 

I illCllv^'i V uhilt Mr 

and li. II Hit t l)li Itl A 'sm 

•nmnn Ir 

liirnnn 

tif Odl Ljnt r i ut i 

y luul been iti>;irtmt-nt hiut 

.Soniu-niiialn. whrt wjis tlii 

t Ihe time. . Ciflith. president f th 

ASMH-iiiliun, :nii.uurit-f(I that durlnK 

I 

that w^-k (.'hiklrt-ii uccuinpa 

th*L'ir puriNit-S un viit.-jttJOtls ijnd 

lu-n- will lw j-iv«»ii rouin imd 

111 I (Mill rt^tAiirjintS and hotfl 

itt v-hJirfj*" 

Th* promotion wii dl*cu*t*d at 

» mnting of th* At«*cf«tJon latt 

w**k at th* Gl*n-Nvr Hotvl. It 

wat d«ld*4 to mak* "Child W**k" 

•n annual *v*nt to that youngit.tr* 

will tMCAiti* r*gular vltlton as 

th«y grow Into adults and In turn 

bring th*ir own children. 

ActDrdlllt In U ntlltUi plains fur 

(hi. t Vt III tllf. VOLlllt't(« ri v\ 111 hi 

^liit. n Itiulll Jnd bOsild li hudlx of 

tttuik Hit AmtLlican plani 

V isltors 

to hon K UMII^ thi Furo i plan , 

uill h t\*" mfjls 

h to obtain tht purtlLip^ | 

tiuii uf t>lhti rm ichniitv timl biistnoss 

plaits in tht ivtitlt Mining pitliltf. 

iind shops will lji_ ii.MUtl ti> full) tht 

ini>i(> 

Th* *v«nt- will b* «dv*rtii*d In 

th# Sunday Uiuet of n**rby tnttro 

poll tart rt*w*p*p«r» for th* next 

thr** w*«ksJ beginning thii Sun 

day Publicity r*l*as*i alto will 

ba ifnt out 

John W Ahli hciitls « COininitler 

plfinilin^ tht- t.-vi>nt H*- i* hi-iny. iis 

ivted by MKs Kay Hyuii, Ilav Sun 

derl.nid Jim! Al Au\w-* Tht- cummi 

tut- u-it! work with Arthur \Viitkin 

promo,i»n d'rector for the Diiimoll 

Jntiiift? tiirnmHisf, to hnvt» tlic prok'i;im 

pjirt of tht- Jnhllpe cektiratiini 

K\pldinil)jJ tht- plftn fllltlifr, Mr 

W;it kills said I fiat tht.- ufU-r would 

include vountfsUMs UU lo 12 VL-LII?, on 

Pag* 1r pl*a«* 

2,000th New 

Home Due Soon 

29 Units Started 

Here During May 

it homt 

On Milt, thi h< 

pt I lotl h-is 

mil llu JlHMnh m 

ll I., h. mn-.llu 

nthin thi IKM w 

This li |iult h r 

istinl^ In I 

It nr\ H { o ipt I 

| past nini. vi. n ft" 

1 ltitHi tif llu nt u h< 

,iiK, Uorl.l u ir II 

(ion 111 

^ of th 

tl I'MHt 

inp Insp* t lur I 

i sjitl Ih ll Ins j 

n t tirds of tht 

I 4 \ it I t ipitu 

m's hlillt hen 1 

tliitltjns t ml ' 

A total of lib pormlt.s w*»i-t* issiit-tfor 

building proji'tls ,-slini.itf.l ill 

$261,162. Of this. 2tt permits wen 

for iii-w homes valued at appm\i 

niiHrlv $214,200. Tin.- iwimc munlli 

?j>-it year produtM>i| 11H pfrmits fi k tnd miifli olT with nine 

A human cliilin of Is men was 

land, and washed her aijainst the Hth | 

The trucks this week are heiitg 

•rife sf about $7,000. Th. dupl.n 

Col. Thomson's addr.it climaied • cm H.iif. .ind oni- AmerirAii 

formed to lifcKuards to rescue an 

st. Jelly. Mllislay and Morrow went i 

i brought from their fat-lory site in 

Was «h. casfllesf, astlmatM at 

a colorful c.remony and Imprei' line itisOnK the city a total nf 

unldeniined hiilhef at 8th St. Sun. nut over the, prerariouii roeks to ! 

I Wisconsin by y representatives p 

of ihe •Iva purttie as the resort paused •Î'llfi Miloi (tlunrd B llimkfr 

bring her to shore. Sht> KUffertd ! 

day when a stroni! undertow u 

Hmail Ford Int.- , of PicasantviNe* In it. busy holiday activities lo rt portt^ was annsunEtti by C.pt. Williams. in 1953 

s soon as passible after their de- II was the laruest and must inter. : 

muwir 1* ptirtt*H 

.channel S, snd wa« inter- plunged into Ihe mvt '" «l» ^•n 

Total new homes thus far are livery. They will supplement two estiiiM parade In years for the an- 

wed by sic Aim Seott about var- of a boat at the unprotectea beach, j ^ nevl Siaiions will be manned estimated at HOUM3, while those ! uncovered trucks currently serving nual event The line uf march 

Tolict rii.ot(K ic\i.il that tht 

evenis Brheduled for Ocean 

i at 9th st,, 17lh «t., Brighion pi, and of last year tutaled 11,40?Ml as of I Hie city's trash toilet-lion routes, snapped With the precisian of men 

plastk mermjuds tlKpia^td b\ 

7Sth birthday year. Local The running tide proved tea 

llu 4 itv anil hiislni sk plaets to 

| 32nd st. 

June 1 The 182 new units eon-f The now trucks are reported com- end 'wnnirn of all branches of the 

»rt of the program agreed that ng even fa the guards, who 

t timmt.mfiiiit4 the Irlamtmd Jub- 

strong even «r ,.,,„„..„.. „.„ The T h e w w||, ^ ,n ,,,,,,,,„„ 

Slrueted this year is exactly 10 jess ! pl«ely covered, and meehanljod to armed forces. 

,0 ,he 

Persuasive promotion job. 

than the number In the first live pack —"" a " larger '-~— load •""• of '' debris "•—'• thsii 

llet. Imve either 4«4a|ied th( 

"— Three platoons of infantry fniln • 

held 

>ung 

Hit 

men 

man 

en 

up 

the 

while 

fcaai 

a group of j opened last week at it, Charles 

«Aiins men en the Beach were en- 1 

pi,, 10th and 

(nife . 

14th sis. 

months last year. 

the trucks presently in use. They 

uiitiie nf tin. pllfi rerh or have 

Fort Dl£ ted the parade behind the 

..ih Illtod to l»ln hands In • III* «haln 

t 

are fully encloses!, preventing rub- 

•ii.il ui moutt'il their Inli rest a*> 

martial airs played by the Cape May : 

fram the beach h» the ylttlm and 

bish from blowing into the streets. 

stiuwnll plum 

County American Legion Band, Im 

haul him In. Me left the Kane 

nl\ tine of the nuimalds wa- 

mediately following W.RS a platoon f < 

befera the sumrit could obtain 

ttptiiltd miitfiing n\er thr. neek 

Oup City 

INSIDE TIPS 

WACs. smartly dressed In summer. 

his nafrw. 

end from a him I at 7th st and 

uniform, 

Lcnttnl n\ 

A platoon of ullars from the 

Naval Air Station mt Pomona, 

dr.is.d In summer whites, separ> 

atad Ihe WAG unit from a group 

ol lha Air Porte Base it PaltHn*, 

In charn* of LI, Charles Mlllan, 

and marthlnf under Hie torn 

mandsj sf Staff Stjl, waller jack, 

ion, drlllmastsr. 

Thay'ra From Missouri 

Mr and Mrs. j, E, Lyness. of 

Savannah, Mo., had their first glimpse 

of ocean City when they visited (heir 

son and daughter-in-law this past 

Street 

Point 

itreet 

week end, Ll. (Jgi and Mrs, Eugene I a—ApMM 

P. Lyness, 40» Central av., enter, i 

Ufned the visitors. Li, Lynena la 

The military segment of the nar. ; stationed at the Pomona Naval Air 

1 

tde concluded with Buttery B, rioinii Base, 

AAA Battalion, New Jersey National 

1 „,.. 

4 .„... 

5 

Guard, of Ocean City. 

Th. Youth Cantw has lust 

Girl Seoul Troop No, 1 and Brow, an outstanding winter 

nie Troop No. 4 were followed In tMn pltrv, | p 

P*t* 1, PIMM 

•MtMn 4. pas* I. 

Traffic V( 

Bathing 

Called Li 

Many felMrwd 

.Through In 

In JobiU* 

Sunny and warm. 

TlioM magical i - 

wMitter, along 

j other factors. 

bring to Ocean City 

believed to have I 

i largest Memorial Day',, 

end crowd of visitor* 

ord from Saturday 

Monday. 

Truffle volume and I.. 

beach and boardwalk 

June and July a* 

najshboring cities flocked to t 

atlOR is rnjoy the moat 

thrrnloy hollrlai peiiad at ' 

•tin in many years 

Temfiwaturtts 

t* 74 davrsNMi, 

tatnparatur*, tMrMnfl •»*!_._ 

on Safurdar, sutiusnefial tw art 1 

shora ssrswia Monday aatd m 

M dasraas. 

Experienced obsvrvvrs at tlM 

•cene »i.rr rmpnatlc In ctllla 

eruwd a retwd breaker 

I'hiel uf Puller William H. 

Jr said that traffic How m 

heavieiit in hix 

Memorial Day p*rHid. 

that (ail there wrrr no I 

4lcnL% un4l 4mlv a few 

Imps , 

1 he throng was so larsv 

chief and seicral other men 1 

their normal mid lUmmer ' 

trol" ptilky. rematnlnfC on duty I 

II14.' end of the 4 p m I01 

*liirt i>n Saturday and staying \ 

tin patrol until about 4 a- m 

10 be prepared itrr traffic 

or digoider 

•each Parrel Captain 

Wllliana alia tailed H i 

ff*n'fflff*9T Isal 1 sss*4V]r r C a ^ l%n 

parlanca, pelntln* sat that 

on fit* beeth at lath ssst 1 

r-lvaliad rnVdêasan anal that 

other batbara wr+ acasa*resl 

the entire l«n»itr*ef th. 

Ihe Ki.i4.li Patrol treated 33 

.ud t.i>i'A 

^100 Planes Visit 1 

'Port on Hoik 

Pilot, 73, On* ef 

Aerial Gu«tts 

Ihe KiuhJiiit reputation for 

pitalitv lieint: dixelnped at task 

"nan (.Itv Munlt Ipal Airport bf sn^ ^j 

tanw. mure wldt^.pread as Ills* I 

uf u itam bakf h> the Airport , 

union at the held on Monday 

Assut lution olHcia.li eKtlmated Uut 

up In 1OO pmatp airplanes hrotl«tai 

mini than 3IHI iieoplc to this 

fur jm tiutniK til aviutiun 4nt! 

h\ uhit.li Hit liical gioup la 

Inc nniili K'liKlwill fur this resort. 

Dr F B Lane Malnes, Astweiey 

lion president, repartee! that M 

ene occasion fAonday, 4S 

were counted parked so the 

ways. He said the visitors 

and went at tha Reid in a ata—)fi. ""; 

procession from sunup t* 

sundown 

Miu hifc allLndtint at the I 

ported that 5.1 pilots signed thr'] 

He added Imtaeicr this w«a 

alMiut hulf the number of 

uhlrh touched wheels to UM 

Sik\ of gas and oil and other ertMirffr' 

weii giratU stimulated by the oaa>. 

lnK 

Dr Ilalnt"} said the plane 

frtrm 4t see his 1 * 

Hies to RvMAh on butine** 

TIME and TIDE 

•• tb Mek 1 

1dm, add H I 

MA

;|WM 

of Uw tabllth*d Immadlat. peuailltn, FOR 

QUICK 1ALI OWNER WILL TAKE 

(raduHd Iran fllMO) 

t badrHmi, all with twin bt S*. 3 b«k i _.. 

Mania oat •—- Mai •—• r».,dov,-« no fair cam BM writ n> 

Raa Mata 1MM fUB"—»0I Hard! Mi. —i filjlilii (A 

To Attend Reunion Of 

Ohio College Class 

I)r. W. Thomas Adams, 012 Atlantic 

av . will receive a silver cortirmale 

alons with other members 

of the 1029 sradualin/; class when 

he attends the 25th anniversary class 

reunion of The Ohio College of 

Chiropody, this sveek end. The cer, 

lificate will bo presented during 

commencement exercises for the 

class of 1954 at the college, Satur. 

day morning, 

A dinner tomorrow fr'riday 1 eve. 

niiiB and a luncheon on Saturday, 

will he attended by the members and 

Iheir wives 

Dr. and Mrs. Adams will fly to 

Cleveland tomorrow and fly back en 

Kiihday in time for baccalaureate 

services nf ihe eradiigtiiia class of 

the Oeean City High School, 

FOR SALE 

iAY S1CTION 

BUNGALOW 

1 bedroom., living room, dining 

room, kitchen and bath. Nicely 

furnished, large lot, liar garage, 

A rial buy. fO% 01 Financing. 

Redyetd to 

$8,700 

Mutt Sell 

COLONIAl, TYPI HOMI 

Overlooking setan. Heated, Three 

lovely bedrsomi. Living room 

with fireplace. Dining rssm, kitchen, 

and bath. Also J b.droora 

apt, Spscisus grounds with a corner 

location. 

Week-End Special $17,500 

ATTiNTION Oi'i 

We have ievera! hemei avaiiaefe 

which can be purchased for 10% 

DOWN. Balance rnsrtgaged for 

31 or 30 yeari, 

CALL US AT ONCE 

SUMMER RENTALS 

ALL TYPIS — HI US FIRST 

D. ALLEN 

STRETCH, JR. 

803 Central Avenue 

Phone 0655 

B 

R 

Nij' froBi Kri*!t'B_... 

fi»r brtt^r latu^t Mad ihat 

warn, friendl^ ii^Ftlrp Ihgi 

»D«t« jnu nalhinir it all. bgl 

i* priFi-ln,i ill tlm omd, 

K,\f, pFidi* nf gHBPf!,tliB ivUI 

In. jnyri, Hhrn igu hui Ibin 

hnelj I«..1»,,.H> unit In. 

rati'd in ftav •pfflnn, in pi. 

p*-liriit f-itnilliiffii sort & siiii-n, 

did ifirpm^ at uBly 91l,5do,6f 

IF VCIT Brr inton.»tfd in Bluk 

I in« jour diiliarg wurk for 

I y*ta. ysa fmm't Eo WFBIUJ Qm 

I thin liir«F faur-unilly ui.il; 

la 

K«N^T I..- dlupniiiBIn) and »•>• 

II loiply year ar»uitij hnm^ 

C din't * inl»V thiii, "f" »•" 

| kamr In ihr aardaag for 

rlrirr. Itunnlnn ivaifr In 

JirdrpfiBM, plu« plfolj. si 

j M, *tt'f^%m nil 'our'"* 

fi^ sntf tell u* ^finr nppdt 

'mtSt*liii r ""* "'* ***'*' *•• 

T Tins nrire .lmoh, .„,„„, 

1 ran but Iklii « w l»";|i«lt 

M" 

j;. finr. ,..»», rr-Blalii .nil. 

alilr at prirn l,j ,BI1 in. 

bra SB at .^PEP. 

IF WE SILL IT 

WI CAN FINANCI IT. 

BRIDEGAM REALTY 

516 Ith St. Otun City 

M 0953 

A SUPERIOR 

NEW CORNER HOME 

IN A SELECT 

GARDENS LOCATION 

WIST ATLANTIC BOULEVARD AND LANDING ROAD 

OPPOSITE THE LAGOON 

Designed for Gracious Living. There are 3 Bedrooms, 2 Ctramii Tibl 

Baths, Separate Maid's Quarters with Full Bath, Large 2-Car Garagi,] 

PRICED 

AT 

$36,500 

This will be of Particular Interest to a Discriminate Buyw 

OPEN FOR INSPECTION SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 1 TO 5 P. M, 

PHONE 3035 

OTHER HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 

MURRAY REAL ESTATE 332 ATLANTIC ti 

SEE 

THESE DIAMOND JUBILEE 

A GOOD PROPERTY IS LIKI A DiAMOND 

"... A SOUND INVESTMENT , , ." 

BUYS 

>RI (tarrn°u E -- s#lnl " -lt' ailiy. 

All yntfi fully furnllhad, Incllfiflng aytamatlE watar haatari. 

$2i,5M 

TWO FAMILY APARTMINT IN GARDENS 

First Floor: 1 badrssltls and bath, giragt. SiCSnd Floor: ] bodrqomi 

and bath, larf a, floorad attic, Furnlthtd. 

$12,710 

FOR RENT 

APARTMINT 1ITH ST. LAGOON 

Two badrogmt and bath, ilaapi ilx. Beit Slip Included, 

Far the Susan SIMO 

"TO II SURi" REALTOR "INIURI" 

Management Appraisals 

Sales Rentals 

Notary Public Mortgages 

Haney Lloyd Chattin 

REALTOR 

MAIN OFFICE; 131! ASBURY AVI, PHONE 0060 

BRANCH OFFICE: 894 BRIGHTON PL. PHONE 0432 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

Eil.blUh.d Jflf 

"Insure Your Title and Be Safe" 

PLANT rOUNDID IN It" 

COMPLETE TITLf INSURANCE 

THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY 

CHELSEA TITLE 

and GUARANTY COMPANY 

OCEAN CITY 

NATIONAL, BANK OF OCEAN CITY BUILDING 

OTHER SFPiem 

alluiii cttj, Manatc, g« i.ic city, wilatrMi, Cap* Mar Cairt »••• 

Strained 10 *• If* 

Mrs. Filbert's 

Oleomargariot 

Wetion Oil 

Pill MM ajllrf « , 

>ki> M n%- Oil 

Swan Soap 

llf*•lllAQC 

Swanee 

coio-s.ft Tissue 

"liitiM A AP| 

It tali •! 

Woodbury Soap 

M rtnliF lit* OO c 

^ Mil -MI, AS 

•f 21. .nri psf 9 4* 

1e lift •! 

Woodbury Soap 

- iMiiM one 

4 wit »•!. o«9 

b¥ 3 ••Hi liH abt ai itpfla? artfi 

.1 H( —i ..I « *t. wtt lit 1. 

Palmelive 

Soap 

A rifiiir lift MAI 

O i LL 

Palmolive 

Soap 

kirk tin 

Cashmere-Bouquet 

Soap 

3 S.r 22 e 

Cashmere-Bouquet 

Soap 

kith IIM 

•ikti 

Migoa 

Laundry Soap 

Vel 

>k» 0Z Me. ID 

ft 

cune V 

Stretch Your 

Dollars 

AMCuH (BMM In) 

Chuck. OQi 

Roast *v 

OfW PrK 

Veal 

Vial Roast *i£t - S7 a 

Logs & RiJMl if Veal - 49' 

VMI mam m imam " ti.ti 

M t ' * ••• 

VMU PMtlM 

MffMUvtr 

B*Ttyrtot,*. 43 e 

Me 

Cflr»Bn« 

Fresh Shrimp M.d,um 

F h S •>••''" 23c 

Mid 

FLCWIDA 

Watermelons 

m 

pric»—nona> p^--* kt, 

Fresh Tomatoes 2 .C 35 e 

CHip (Oil PriM—Nsns Pric»d H(9h.r) 

Iceberg Lettuce 2 -• 29 C 

Californi* (on* pric*—n«n* pricwj Mgharj 

Large Lemons ^?W 

Snow Crop froun 

Chicken PartsmigWJm* 7S« 

Real Gold Lemonade »•>• 81£ 78* 

Libby's Melon Balls — 2 ^ 45« 

OnMtMN O ZZ? I is; W 

SMMnrtft UnMb — 1 ts tS* 

PotatMt i %»,te* I ft It* 

••••Mtt OhkkM Pies I** 4f 

FUhstkkt •;-.::• ^ Ms 

Spoan 

Dole's Pineapple Chunks 2 ^ 

SalaiBtetshg r% £ 2»« r 

Tomato Julee^,.2 V.\ 23« 4 t7. 

Dewco Golden Corn 7*Z 2 

83' 

27* 

IT 

Armour's Chopped Beef 3'i:; 

Wt'sFnutCwkWI ^ 26 e *1 °° 

^ 37* 

Corned or Roast Beef •-*j 38* 

Gelttin Desserts V;.'^ 4 

Hershey Syrup 2 '^ 

Erj«i In Ihi. ^..rti..m»nt ,u.,.nl,.d Hvauah Sarwai**, Jwaa 

Aj«x 

Cleanser 

2 -^ 2S § 

Florient 

Aerosol Deodorant 

85 C 

Mi. 

Lifebuoy 

Sup 

win 

in. 

Kaiei 

Dog Meal 

33 e .a 

Fred's 

Mushroom 

Sauce

MfclMIHiht.Muty 

Iks OnM Chiireh 

In Somers Point 

Plan, were made is Mart work an 

Point Graduates the making of pajamaa and dresses/ 

for Ute Reeky Boy Indian Mi,,l.,n In 

j named for the club are Mr*. Blake. 

Montana 

| Mm, Ruth Rinwy. Mrs. Ruth Turner. 

The meeting approved the placing 

I Mrs. Dorothy M»«iblrr. Mrs. Clau- 

6uiM 

Tuesday Night of memorials to Jin, Josephine Iredetle 

Gcrrle And Mrs. Oliver. Tins 

land and to George Luckenbaeh in 

Guild will nslst (he Luther IjaKiir Third Class From 

the new Grace church building when 

Yemen's Guild of Grac* Luther I with Its weekly publication 

It Is completed. 

1 Church ua» held at the home of Plans were madt? for "Men's Junior High School It was announced that a covered 

. Ann Oliver Wednesdai exciting 'Night". June 2.1. al I he homr tif Mm. SOMEIU) POINT—The third dish supper will be served at the 

CtllistiiiF Blake prrtidrd Mrs Ruth Ram,ev 1 Inuood Mrs Mrs « m mill KnidiuUon graduation exercise, exercise* of of the thenext 

meeting of the Society, June 21. 

. a Gr»> led tilt demotions Cray "III IK- co ho.tci.-i An out | Som.-r, point Junior High .School uill Iladrk fm th Rk B Mi 

'IJPIUW were 

»rv«d tor the rrssp, "platter 

€hitter" was the sixth annual pre, 

ductlon of the Dramatk and Dante 

Werhthsp, and was held In Pleatantvlllt 

High Scheel Friday and 

Saturday, Seventyfsur Girl Scoutt 

took part. 

me American fancer society. They; Color Bearers for Troop 40 are ' fT"' •--"£•*.•.— ' 

went to Miss Dorothy L, Molinari, | Darlene Keller and Harriet Gregory; i """ n M r '" lllrt 

Phon© 1363^ Free 

STOP and SHOP 

At Th* 

17* ST. MARKET 

FINE POODS CQMPITmvi PRICE; 

Ml CENTRAL AVENUE 

Serving 

FINE FOOD 

FROM SNACKS TO FULL-COURSE DINNK 

SPIN EVENINGS 

iGuelff ef Andreas i 

! Mr, and Mrs. James E. Andrea, 308 

• Inlet rd.. had as their guests over 

! ihe week end Mr, and Mrs, Mas 

j Blob, and son, Henry, from Phljadelphia. 

and Russell Reinecke. of 

AWNINGS 

Albuquerque. New Mexico, The 

, Blob's, Mrs, Andrea's parents, ex- 

; peel lo slay here for the season in 

publicity chairman; .Mrs. Lea Fraser. guards, tiioria Table and Ruth Vieth 

ehou-man of the spans division, and TroofJ 41, Mrs. Betty Bowman, 

Mrs, James E. Fraser, county com leader, also held drill practice lost 

ARE JUDGBD BY THf/S APPMMMKt, 

munlties chairman. 

week. 

For Top TV Enjoyment, 

Get Top TV Service 

With 

FACTORY TRAINED 

TECHNICIANS 

ANTENNAS 

Erected and Installed 

* Self Supporting Towers • 

Authorized Dealers 

•HIILCO • RCA 

• ZENITH 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 

PHONE 1242 ASBURY AVENUE j 

« « 

HOWDY 

FOLKS! 

Greetings from thm Wild and Woolly Wnt from 

\ SUi and JERRY'S 

12th STREET and BOARDWALK 

WATCH FOR THK OPENING Of OUR 

WBTWN CORRAL 

LATTM PABT OP JUNE _ SOMETHING NEW AND DIPPMINT 

GRAND OPENING 

OF OUR 

FLOWER MART 

SAT. JUNE Sth . 12 NOON 

III OUR LARGE SILECTION OF FLOWERING 

ANNUAL PLANTS — GERANIUMS — ITC 

S*ntiUy PriMd — W* Will N»v.r 

Knowingly Ba Und.«old 

DELIVERY -_ PHONE 9044 

i Haw* — WMMsyi 12 to 3 P. M. — 7 to 10 P. M. 

Md tun. W 1%n to 6 P. M — 7i30 P, M. to Mldntflht 

SUi and JERRY'S 

t?TH STREET AND BOARDWALK 

1Day 

Service 

Regular 

or 

Album 

Size 

STUDIOS 

Msilf of Diftinctien 

, . . In an , , , 

Atmoiphore of 

Rsflntmtnt 

DINING* ROOM 

OPEN TO PUBLIC 

ALL DINNERS -- 

TWO DOLLARS 

Free 

Parking 

At 8th St. »nd Oeun Av.. 

OMAN AVENUE if 

MOOHLVH T1RHACE 

NEW JERSEY 

NATURAL GAS CO, 

PREFERRED AND 

COMMON STOCKS 

Information on R*qo«*t 

WOODCOCK, HESS 

A CO., INC, 

New Y.rfc Slatk Cxchans* 

rTill...«.lf.. ~ ' 

in MUTM RIIOAB smerr 

miLAMLPHIA f, PA. 

• KINSIUT MH 

Hy M«pr*UfltaHv* 

ARTHUR L. BATTEN 

MS BRIGHTON PLACE 

Phon» 1IIMW Evening. 

•nd W«ak End* 

—• TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 

ply nnin 

SAl.!. _ 8eivpl 

eii, fi, rt^fi iKpralor. flood 

efilEeratiir, unto 

electric miser, S2O.OO! 

n axla sum 

cmditlon, Vpry phpap Ap- 

HI 

raer rugi^ S3,S) each; Wlitaii fmis 

t, James Place, tio S30.C0: di«Hes etc. t Friday and Sajur. 

day, iMS park Place, phone ig^J 

HALKCie pin] Klwtrte rpfrlfierator. 

6 ra, fi,, £ifi.00. s|. EKcrllont ronditinn 

Call Qi-pan lilj 

ALI?Flnp rnllecHon of Iniimrled spa 

shplis, also carpenter's InitU. Prh-= 

ate party, ,14111 and Boy, T Arisyle PI,, 

ocean Ciu-, 8-s 

WILL BU\' 

lure. 

tinds i 

tiquns. 

MODERN liiid old fitfhl* 

nn kllthrn wore aild ail 

t aid glassware, L-hlnii ina and an 

rail Bright, tSomprs Pnlnt mi. 

GREETING CARDS 

FOR ALL OCCASIONS 

MYWOOD PRESS 

Ph. 1490 123 Asbury Ava, 

IN OUR MARKET 

Oysters - Cfants - Lobster Tails 

Lobster Meat - Soft Crab* 

AND OTHER FRESH SEA FOOD IN SEASON 

OUR OWN FRIED CHICKEN 

COOKED SEA POODS TO TAKE OUT 

Crabnwat • Scallops • Soft Crabs 

Shrimp . DavflMl Crabs 

COLI ILAMf . PRINCH Mile MTATOIS 

rlPr-IR HAIH POTATO SALAD 

TRY OUR DELICIOUS SPECIAL PLATTERS 

We Deliver . . . Phone 1348 

SPINCi'S SEA FOOD 

SEA FOOD MARKET mnd KITCHEN 

10HI STRIIT «nd ASSURY AVINUI 

Confirmation Sunday 

At St. Joseph's 

SOMERS POINT—The Sacrament 

of Confirmation will be administered 

in SI. Joseph's H C, t'liiirch Sunday 

at 3 p. m. 

OPEN FOR THE $EASQN 

ELIDA 

COfFEE SHOP-DINING ROOM 

QUALITY OF WORKMANSHIP AND MATEMl \ 

FOR THI BEST — AT MODERATE PRICES 

Twoj^difl 

BAi.K—Ot-yan riiy vicinity, _«n Mai- I 

irk' kitthrn wllli 

h automat ie Wiish 

mttyjip full biisomt'lit- luuncii V irays. | 

view. :MHT AsUur 

\\(ii water hunt, piiu-ifk* wutpr hPiiiiM. f 

l>10 > Front unij re:ir prirc/h. I>ii!KP I!vinu. 

SENIOR 

-==^=^^^__— = .,.;__-__^-_= . jiinlnH si ml niufiri n !iiU'hi>n Thic^ 

IN ASBURY AVI. PH. MM WOMAN DESRlEH POSITION JIS ' lai'EP. uhv bfiifnqms hath and slninuc 

per iii hell Pi or private honiP . fO'*m, titmblnation alOi ni sjish uhrt 

d ant) hus rPfi*r#«nr< 

WEDDING 

smaii Jipai 

Phono 1T53- 

ANNOUNCIMENTS 

RECEPTIONS • FORMAL! 

Raymond McHenry 

QUALITY PRINTING 

412 Oefin Ave. Whdnm 0711 

0»in City, H. j. 

s s FhOiit? ! set'Wns, v^nelian bllnfls, ftpw }jsirngg. 

•fr3 i AN In perfect tHindftlun. Oi-pr im PPIV 

=— ^—. i in lawn, unr-den, bfri icn and wOiid. 

A very rare burgnin at ST^rido.oo Furnfluri' 

miiy bi* tma nt half its value ir 

ilpHfrptj. CiinlsU'i n\\ n?r on nrcmisi's, 

fl-1Opeiin 

rM> 183T-J-S. or _t^:ink I\ 

MnttSi-ins EiMki'i, Ri=i -ivyn, Psi. 6=3 

SAI.l; — .iplprr Kohlcr Ililns ronm 

sulic, end taijieri, rgffee fabie Cixl2 

Hlgehjw niK. lumps, csmiileti', $175.00 

Ef tu, ft, rrijIltUilre. separate !np frfcz- 

Pl'i wiwllent condition, SlTSOfl (>hont- 

RENT=4=beilrooffi apyitfficnl 2 haihs 

pHvalp wharf nnd dm-k, enp stjuaip 

lo Ywht Club. Perfect ilmi r,r hnai 

raecs, Llvirm room fjinlnti i-oom, ki 

JHjir piaj- ronm, iiiundij. jsiii: 

SSgOn season, R13 plasa Flatv, hair 

Olork to boardwalk, fi-ntrally lowiicd, 

slrielly fijsidenfiai. one of best sireeu 

In Oppan city. 4 bpijrooms, 3 full Diitlis, 

powder rooni, dpn, ilvinjr room breaKra«l 

iTiana, djninK room, kllpheh. aâr 

MSiîKP outiiidp hoi and told showpr 

room In Karaite, S2S5P aeajion. Apply 

810 IMaz-a Plaee. nr any brnker i~i 

HOTEL 

SALE—f [lin liripr ilMhcr, Brartlpoliv 

np», s 13.00, em pill plnpr, 6.1C) 

SALK 

and ••-$¥8? v ^ m: 

Sr.,00: 

SIC U lop 

lpv 

B-ft 

SALE—jiisi I'.ickuni aqo four-Huur »••ilan. 

Hatiin. hpalpf, L"i!i iimalii*. ijond 

pfm*ll!inn Low mllp up phonp 2T',I, = All children who are lo receive 

the Sacrament are to he present ni 

the Church Friday at 4 p, m. for 

instruction and rehearsals. Ail odliltg 

will b(> present Friday al 7:30 p, m. 

Catcehism class will be dlscon. 

PHONE nm 

tinuiil until September, 

LOST 

AWNINGS REPAIRED, STORED, HUN6 

Yellow Gold Ring with f 

phires and diamonds. Vicinity 

of Wh Sf. or Asbury Ave. 

CANOPIES — BOAT CUSHIONS — NAVY TOK | 

Reward, Phone 23«.J 

VISIT OUR NSW MODERN SHOV/ROTM 

I. 

Did You Know? 

f living VINCENT and JOSEPH 

suiie. 2 rliifir tamps S,lTs fsl, Aiipiy 

MANUFACTURING CO, 

SOS Itii Sliwi 

Arri rjp#n at 

THE FLANDIBS HOTtL CHIC'S 725 ASBURY AVtNUI 

\VANTED-=Miin uith m>rvk-f stntlon 

LANTH — Kinnlaa, 

ji law itti wcr-l alysstim. i. You mm also 

iigc-riiiu_ms 

nients im an emu tine just Just \uM taken back, 

arurlrl «IIBC. ui-tunliui. snapdrnKons, sn- 

(IQZ. fiollyprytf.. Chi ysanihemurn flumus 

nur Koud values ilufJnK £ . June elriifanpp; 

Kifi bPiirinK _ ulrjiwborrira [•••..•niilui 

WEVANDg Athihlfr and id t^curt^si AVPS.. iyiiers, Nd Hundfiy. Phnnr TiU\*-J 

Atlanllr- City", , ..... . N; .. _. J. I'hOH ~ 

6-3 

JUBILEE 

RESTAURANT] 

CORNER 4TH STREiT AND ATLANTIC AVI 

SERVING — 

BREAKFAST - DINNER 

CALL 2557 - OUR OUTGOING ORDER DEPARTMENT 

PLATTERS-SEAFOOD-CHICKEN-m-THE-BASKET 

* FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 

CLOSED TUESDAYS 

Ownmd mnd Op*rafd by Edward and Betty Strange 

jsTif i 

A ,Jid 

CREAMIRY-FHISH 

TO YOU 

AaiarlM'l «rHt Prkla MnaHr, Ma* 

wild iwMl MMl (Maiii, A kinakiM fanrita hr fair i 

Richland laftcr e»< »• « •••«•' * »ii«i t 

Domestic lltt ChMic 

Creamy MuMitor ChatM 

Sylvan Stal Cattafc Chatit 

r»re-»k*tone Cottaga ChM» 

Kraft Cheai Whii 

Exlri Sharp Cheese 

etnran 9«IH, «, Will n A, rrlu, *, *•• (HI |q M,# 

-65c 

.79* 

Ahlq Sakedby (Jihqutia Jtee Farmdole Large 

Chocolat. Chip Silv-r 

LOAF CAKE 

A THto, Mdliw'Wklt* C.I. CkMMal .f C....I.I. CUfl 

STICKY CINNAMON BUKS 

BIG MONJiV-SAVIN 

t^ SamattanalValifM dominate Hilt Big Sato. 

'You CM MM yourMlf tamo monoy wulln« upon th« 

•KtMif of your parHtlpatton by purtAMlng many of mesa 

mo»» inlarMHni MIUM, Hart's anehW avwil fhaf will prav* 

FOLKS AGBEE-SAVE AT ACHE 

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO STOCK UP YOUH PANTRY 4f A HEA 

TOMATOES 5 

Tomato Sauce 

Pork & Beans 10 

9mat Fancy puality Golden __ 

WHOLE CORN 7 

aoLas rarmaaie Large ^ ^ 

75- SWEET PEAS 8 

%tt Vain* 

Super Quality—Fresh Daily 

InrUhid 3ypr«m» / SAVE \ , „ M m* - 

BREAD ; 15 C 

Na iatt»f IrM* »•!»« AiywMF* 

SUHIMlMISiN NIIAD 

Save With Acme Bonus Dollaii 

YOU SAVE $8.00 On Tlifi ••* 

Stsam-O-Matie EUctric 

STEAM & DRY D h 

Purchase 

SAVI 

'1.50 

«• nil 

•OLDIN* 

SHOPPING 

CART 

I ••••• Mlar 

Earns On* 

BONUS 

DOLLAR 

Not 

•MlMflMibpS 

tar Coth 

California. 

Bing Cherries 

SpMlally MlMtai by ear •ip«rt baytn, mU raibM fo Mr narkcti a* 

fnt si nochn trsalfortaHao aaa >«rfarm. 

LETTUCE 

Greaf Lakes large 

PERSIAN LIMES 'X' 

"» 49c 

Lara* lisa Famy Noriawaitara 

WINESAP APPLES 

Lorfa 

omom 

Tender Stringless 

GBEEN BEANS 2-29 

Govt.GradtHj U, S, Chefea iMf 

STEAKS 

SlrloJn 

Men* Ib 

Port«rheus« 

tbt, Stand Qa 

All MM* SUBIMS ^ . _ 

FRANKFUBTEBS - 47 C 

Olive or Pepper LOAF^ 

Dri*d MMf 

irmtJ SH«t«i ••** lelof M •- "• 27c Macar«Ml SatM StM 

Nh«*l• 

WWML » 

NwlHII •ttoHiit •-IM 

LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS ^ • 53 C 

Pknty of Free Parking 8th STREET and WEST AVENUE PRICES 

TOILET TISSUE 

PriMMt 

•rand 

JUtaf HawaliM Chunk. 

10 m-V 

SAVE 15* 

Tropic*] 

Giau 

9cUue Apricot Nacfar 

frUae Apple SauM r< " v 

Hunft Cling P«ach«» 

Hi-C Orapa Drink 

Hi-C Orang* Drink 

Orapafruif Juic* 

Cranbairy SauM 

Playboy Dog Food 

4— 

.t »• - 

$1.00 

4* $1.00 

$1.00 

Cone«ntrot»d 

LEMONADE 

I & W GaAPUlUlT JUICE 

BLENDED JUICE ^ 

7. 

Your 

Cholca cams 

CHOPPED BBOCCOU 

CUT cowr 

U.S. OMM — Otwa Ready 

ROAST 

YECCTABLES ir 

Fancy Lara* Shrimp •#.« , 

Pan Rfxidy Whiting "17( 

FroltoH Cod nihfs 

Ommn 

fit 

it* 

59< 

ALSO EFFKTIVE SHORE ROAD, IGMHtf K3W|T 

•II 

t 

i\i 

fa

V I 

Employs 

hNJ. 

Average Income 

b $325 Monthly 

, ' ma** W tost! gsvanwnt an. 

|ln»M in N«w Jersey lavohrn 

OUR SPECIAL SEAFOOD PLATTERS 

French Friat, 6«le flaw, Tom.to and LMtuce 

T.rt«r Sauce and Pickle 

. . . OR, IF YOU PREFER 

V% Fried Chicken er Breast 

and Lags 

Alt* Vtil Cutlat 

i 

knocks AGAIN 

for regular thrift depositors 

Seize the opportunity now to bank a definite 

part of your earnings •aeh payday— 

and you'll be in a better position to open 

the door to opportunity in the future. 

STAIT NIRI SOON, AND KIIP IT UP- 

WI LI WIICOMI YOUR THRIFT ACCOUNT. 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City 

Cap* May County 1 * LiifMt Bank 

MIMMlt NBIRAL RB5SRVE SVSTIM 

•IDHtAL MMfIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 

YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000 

Banking Hour*: 

9 »4n. until 2 p.m. — Saturday: 9 a.m. until 12 neon 

SEA ISLE OFFICE _ 43rd ST, and Landit Av«. 

Whafs Your 

Answer? 

Thrw«h the M>, Ml* Nw Jar- 

«t Pyailimiil at Health 

fM y 

• Hinay erf a*f*ty nioMum In fb* 

... -- - - «j 

•taffe iMt of MM Undln** an »lv- 

•ad laMl gannuBMt anpleytc far 

•my 10,000 pumu 

Broken down, the MSJ ratio IncludM 

M.a la education. 11.7 la police 

and In protection MfYieM, »,7 

in bullh ud ho«piui Hnriee, 22.2 

on highway* «od itncu, 1.B for natural 

resource., and SS.2 for all other 

public purpoM.. 

On IDS avenge, full time state and 

local government employes la thU 

MM earned »23 par month, u el 

lot MMir, WIMH the figure* were ft I«- — t d d l M M i W 

' tMtm Fmaiii, or Ma A employes compiled The comparable n«Uon. Mir Hw l 

Mek 10,000 Inhabitants, inri, wide averafe for that month waa Cnila H#slttl* Tnh s ffw 

S to tanttr Jam A cibaon, UN per full lime employe. 

The quatUsn below waa aikad 

1 tn* U,T0Ma Santa itotHet 

of 30,000 New Jeney parany recent- 

cafe*, PMUdelpfc(«. 

Friends ore people who Mow you ly In a rtudy of Mrnial attltudM 

0* wU tkta fliun eaapanc with well enough to tulk to ana •Mtlwr toward alluaUMu which m*» prom 

a MUnwiii, limit of MO.t MMa•taut 

ynur faultt. 

hMtrdaua to chlldrra 

The study WM U» Joint effort ol 

the New jeney ConirMa of Panmta 

and Tauten, the New jtortey state 

Safety Council, the New Jersey 

State Department of Health, and the 

3rd & Asbury 

National Safety Council it ii endorsed 

by the Medical Society, of 

New Jeney and the New Jeney 

Chapter of the American Academy 

SEAFOOD MARKET 

of Pediatrics. 

There U frequently more than 

one aolution to a liven •ituatMh. la 

the situations uied In this • r , 

however, there Is one answer which 

303 Asbury Avenua 

would be the bell oft he four cool, 

ces.. 

PHONE 8835 

Check the answer which you think 

would be most likely to assure the 

safety of the child without tataf 

COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKI OUT 

an" unreasonable InopoilUon on the 

parent. Then compare your answer 

with the one given below. 

* ' 

•

PAOl 6 — SECTION TW© TNI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THL 

•traUon irouriti a camp fire on thewen 

Mail-Ordw Couplm Oaf Acquainted 

AVIS 

beach. The troop', Indlan-farbed I site It n, A^Z 

220 Scouts And Cubs Whoop boy. and leaden also won a Mi j the I,,,,. Dta*M! 

RENT-A-BIKE 

a* the outitandini Scout entry In I ""•*•• 

It Up In Holiday Camporee Hero Monday's Memorial Day parade, I 

SERVICE 

The beat of Indian torn tsms and trial along, th* boardwalk . and Traef) f alee MerM th. meat aa. I 

the yell« of Helled boyn bent on beech r.fr«.hm.nt clnulK 

gratate pclnta In i urlti el am- ' 

teefi at th* Centar •atuMay aft.r. 

outdoor fun kept the Ocean City 

Recreation Center area lively over Troop 9. sponsored by the Inlet neaii, Th. annh intludea) tampan 

"EXCLUSIVE IN THE GARDENS" 

the holiday week end as more than Social and Athletic Club, Atlantic 

readlnf, an avar.and-untlar relay 

pace, leap frefj race, end an , mil 12 imn in Liiiiiced, 

—in the Cnmdiin ilmti Sili 

plant 

(1 

mas ,4. nijjjiiin. ilepiity siauMl'i 

''"'" ' rn of it-* kinil 

ol Civil Ucti'iisi- ami iiiw,. 

. "'* 

inrlil Mr Hnmn s ud 

liol, iililiniilU'Cll 

lii%t pljnmri il tu hi HI iu 

I'he toiirse,, spiinsoreri 

«< itumi jtitiifH'ii lu i hi^ 

t iit Db 

Urul ~' t '"" t iind with which u ml 

rest Hridegarn, Allied ja»iiei!, and 

Its lo the Melhodi) i A,*embliCK 

•w Jersey, The I 

•holarsliips are to 

the hy"" 

and 

M ' s » Klhvl '•**•. li'avher,, and .illlcei, [ 

ccipientK cif * K * youth division. [ 

Mill Idytha Pow.ll M | nimad 

l llu> Mipt-I iiiliiiidi-iit ol 

meant Li'HLix quality throiiMhuijI ihe 

dliismn (,|.urLi ILnl. > 

world for 6,j years ivii! in no way be fsllnl 

r 

' ' dent of ill.' vouth diilsiui'i- 

changed, becai niMi, 

In 

mi-rhaniird if 

lained " 

Spokane Man New 

Mr lini.ni i -vt'.tlt'tl thiit the P(r 

mona plant is iii Mi|ot pi-«rtlu-ti,,n Kiwani* President 

iiosv and that c,;uhir prcMlnctiOn n( 

nos dinners ind irlUdU 

(ii( mi Inn i mtiiuJn 

Hits «ill nut IH Of>t.r,itin^ 

îniit'Ill fisr stiim ilmr 

An nun ual it-dture ut j 

pidlli u if] b* Ihi mudi m 

^huHrtiiim dild rtljll ^lurt 

(Uill br upi n lu Ih(> public 

pi nî wj •jpdri rt m plann 

Hhn«ro«m spptialU for ihi* 

of line tiling dinru rûn s 

îiri* It «ii>. (Jf^lE 

WE HAVE 

pramimiit Chiriij,n jnh 

Kirhard* ho pr

1 

THI OCEAN CITY SINTINiL-tlOOIR 

The Billows 

* W—Ur IT (*• FaMliMlm Cta» •! 

city IM KMaM (sir, M, 1. 

lUM of CoJumbl. SchoJaitic Fttaa AHaslation 

MMn Bailor. BOUOLAS JOHNSTON Feature tailor, MICHAEL HcNAMARA 

Managinc Uitsr, QDnivnVal ROSIETTI 

Pt,o»Q,r,ph.r. WILLIAM ONLEV 

nn.lnrW HiDHtr. THOMAS FRY Faculty Advtasr. JAMBS B, KIRK 

•tato PATWCIA IUJS . HILEM BAUER • BARBARA WEAR 

yo«_ XII OCCAM cirri N. J, THUHBAV, JUNI I, IIM NO. as 

Fitortof 

w Council Faces Challenge 

An apes letter to IMM Student flections. Under the original plans, 

Council officers: Angle Longo, Ar. the Council was to be the guiding 

a)dd Young. Sandy Weber, and Bar- light ol th«e elections. In previous 

„ _ _ yeari the Council, to attract interest 

We of the Billows editorial staff in the voting, held their elections 

Iftah to express our wish to you for at the Nune time as the class elee- 

• pnaperMn and productive term Uoiu, Not so this year. The Coun. 

at aOtet sat year. We alas hope ell voted in their officers weeks ago 

thai m WUI proflt by the myriad while the Junior and Sophomore 

•np.fc— made by thto year's officers classes without our student govern 

5the Student Council. W» realize ments McUng failed In their at- 

tftf t you face a prodigious tuk nut tempta to come up with a decent 

Ml: you not only must perform election 

ggur own duties, but you must un Aa nest year's officers of our stu 

ravel the thread of student govern- dent government, you have acquired 

nent that this year's officers hive Wuch more than the honor of your 

as atllfully tangled, once. You are vested with the re- 

in •Peaking for the Billows via apoiulbUltles of that to which you 

thi> editorial, we realize you are have been elected. 

avan of thU pan year's half fin- Your present officers are passing 

ashed business. We point to the Into the oblivion of another year, as 

•stantten benefits, .cake (alea, etc,, are the editors of this paper. How 

iinlch have been held for three ever, when you take over the reins 

Span for the purpose of erecting next year, remember that there will 

a new trophy case. It appears as if be other editors—and other editor- 

jour shoulders will represent the bus. Let's try to make next year's 

fourth successive group to bear the final editorial on the Student Coun. 

Itcd of the trophy case farce. cil one of commendation rather than 

We point, and again without pride, reproof. 

to the smooth, polished way In MIKE McNAMABA, fer 

vhlch the Council missed the pro- the editors of 

, WrMal boat regarding the student The Billows. 

Y Club Dance Well 

Enjoyed By Seniors 

MMMUS WORKMAN 

MM Friday evenine the comhiiivd 

•(torts of Hl-Y and the Tri HIY 

BfeMDted |Ue Graduation Dime in 

Up hUh school gym In honor of 

fc graduating class, "Diamond 

" was the theme 

ComplWUn* mt 

JM Tint -* AfMfferM* 

Wa Sarviaa ami Raptif 

All Makw antj MocWU 

Studebaker 

SALES m. SERVICE 

111 Central Aranw 

1441 

SEE AND DRIVE 

TNI NiW 1954 

Kaiser & Willys 

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Trees and the class numerals dec. 

orated the gym and tables were 

placed around the room. Music was 

ably prsvided by the Bluejackets, 

with Dcrwyn Hughes, 

The main event of the evening 

was the crowning of king and queen 

of the dance. Club presidents Joy 

Farashian and Al James placed the 

crowns on the heads of Joan Me* 

Dermott and Bubby Onley, Bvery. 

one attending enjoyed the evening. 

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Seniors Having 

Busy Schedule 

Preparing for 

Final Big Night 

By CONNIE CAMIRON 

bait Friday the Seniors attendM 

the Senior Tea In the gymnasium 

Tuesday and Wednesday, June 1 and 

2 they Journeyed to baccalaureat 

practice at the Music pier, and th 

practice of the Senior chorus. 

Tuesday afternoon there wai Atb 

Wtic Award AsjemUy, and Wednes. 

day the class attended the KlwanU 

Lunchson at Simms' Restaurant, 

Their schedule for the rest of the 

week is ta fallows: 

Thurs., June J; — § a. m. Com 

mencement practice with band at 

the Musle Pier; 10:JO a. m. Practice 

for Senior Chorus at 'he Pier. 1:30 

p. m. Scholastic Awara Assembly In 

the auditorium. 

Frl., June 4—I a. in. Baccalaureate 

practice with the orchestra at the 

eri JOiJu a. m. Practice for the 

Senior chorus at the Pier. 11:15 

a. m. Class pictures taken at the 

High School; 1:90 p, m. Ivy Day in 

the auditorium, 

Sunday, June 8—8 p. m. Baccalau- 

reaM Service at tile Music Pier. 

Man., June 7 — 9:30 a, m Com 

mencement practice with caps and 

gowns; 10:10 a. m. Practice for the 

Senior Chorus al the Fler; 8 p. m. 

Commencement at the Pier. 

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Etiquette 

For Grads 

By CONNIE CAMERON 

''Clip and Gown Etequette," in ac- 

cordance with cornnjeiicenient cere, 

monies, has recently Been Issued by 

the office to each one of the Seniors 

This includes not wearing the cap 

and gown on the street, but carry. 

Ing them in a box. Caps are to be 

worn on the head slioight, never at 

an angle, They are to be removed 

during the prayer by the young men. 

The lassie should always be worn 

draped over the led front quarter of 

the cap. 

The style of the high school gown 

as been burrowed from (he tradi. 

tiona) academic gown and is to ho 

worn open and not to lake the place 

of an outer apparel. The girl Brad- 

uitos are to wear white collars with 

their gowns, which have been sup, 

plied. 

^"inaily, the custom is to hake the 

young men remove their inns with 

the left hand and receive their di= 

filomas with the right hand, then 

replace the caps when they take 

their seals. 

Coming Events 

By JIM BOYCE 

Fer th. Week at junt 1 

During this week—Reading tests. 

Monday—Graduation at the Music 

Pier. 

Tuesday—Latin Testing. 

Wednesday—Regular achedule. 

Thursday—There will be a 1 o' 

clock dUmissal. 

Friday—There will be a 1 o'clock 

dismissal. 

Saturday—students will report to 

school at regular lime for one hour 

to receive report eards. This is the 

last day of school- 

Seniors Entertained 

At Tea Dance In Gym 

•y MABV JANE SCOTT 

The gymnasium was the scene for 

the Senior Tea Dance on May 21, 

While popular records played, the 

Seniors danced and ate their nil of 

lelielous refreshments, most of which 

fete made by the Senior girls, Mrs. 

* Thomai Adams and Mrs, leorge 

Meyer, the Wives of the presl. 

lent of the Board of Education and 

he principal of, Ocean City High 

iehool, respectively, poured coffee 

ns tea. , 

The affair on the afternoon ef the 

ist day on which the Seniors have 

i be In school was staged by the 

:iasi of '54 with the help of class 

dyisors Mrs, Justine K. Kreps and 

Irs. Kathryn H, Willis. These mem. 

srs of the faculty were both very 

eased with the results of their 

torts! 

Said Mrs, Kreps: "Everybody 

icmed ta enjoy it very much", 

"It was a very nice affair, and I'm 

ire everybody enjoyed himself Lm- 

lenseiy," added Mrs, WUks. 

To Plan Program Of 

Teachers' Masting 

By MARY JANI SCOTT 

On .Ilino R. O r II S Prinrip.il 

George W, Meyer and Mrs. KaUiryn 

II. WUks, Senior English teacher, will 

attend a program committee meeting 

at Cape May Court House. They 

will help plan an October meeting 

of the Cape May County Education 

Association, 

On June 23, 24 and 2fl, several of 

Ocean City High's facility, including 

Mr, Meyer, Von E. Henriod, Oeorgi 1 

K, Bowman, Mary, Kasspb and Louisa 

D. Van Oilder, will attend the Dresol 

Lodge Conference at Droxel Lodge, 

near Newtnwn Square, Fa. 

lephs Nominate 

or Class Offices 

By CONNII CAMBROH 

The Sophomore nominating com- 

mittee, after two meetings, has 

picked a slate for the election of 

next year's officers, Jim Jeffries 

was nominated for president, John 

Del Corio for vice president. Penny 

McDermott far secretory, and Carole 

Turner for treasurer. 

There will be a class meeting In 

the auditorium on Monday, June 7, 

at which time two other "candidates 

for each afik-e will be nominated. 

Girls Advised Of 

Point Scoring 

By BARBARA BOOTH 

On Thursday, May 27, Miss Miriam 

Rpiehly, Rirlsi gym instructor, told 

the Seven!h GFnde- gym c!a*s at *&¥= 

eiith period Use number of points 

which they had recPived. 

The points come from relays, etc., 

aild out=of,school activities which 

the Birls attended. When tllfy com, 

iilu 40 points, they receive their 

CIC" letter. 

Linda Crowers received 20 points 

nnd Ejainr FarnHhiaii received IS 

Driven Test 

Braking Time 

Show DistancM 

NMd«d To Slop 

ty BOLOUS WORKMAN 

Icott Johnson, driver education 

instructor, held a brake reaction test 

last week far the students in the 

driver trainini course. The object 

of the teat was to compare the stu. 

dents* stopping distance with the 

standards ol a state movie, "Short 

Stops", a state pamphlet, and a 

driver training testbook. The stu- 

dents also noted the greater stop 

ping distances with increased speeds, 

A brak* raacllon Indicator was 

attached to the tar and loaded 

with ran pl.es of y.llow chalk. 

The alliance wai noted (ram when ' 

the first plate sf chalk wai dli- 

chargad to when the feraktf ware 

applied and then to the actual 

stopping marka, 

Madeline Tarves was the test driv. 

er at 20 miles per hour, Don Eckert 

for the 3D miles per hour test, and 

Bill Ob for the 40 miles per hour 

test. 

Mr, Johnson stated that results of 

the testa were better than these of 

the book, movie, and pamphlet. The 

reason for this is that the students 

at this age are in better physical 

condition and at the peak of per 

formance. 

The total stopping distance at 

20 mllei per hour wa* llVt Met,' 

at M mll.s per hour, t%Vi (Hi; 

and at M mll.s per hour, the 

total dlstanc. wai 93K (eat, 

"It must be realiied also, that an 

average driver wouldn't he as pro- 

pared and as fully aware of condi 

tions as these students were 

ed out Mr Johnson, 

Year •esk To Be 

Delivered Friday 

•y >T|VI CAK1 

The Caravel, Ocean City Hlih 

KM year book, Is expected to be 

delivered to school tomorrow (Frl. 

day) The year took will be distri- 

bute,! to all studlnU who have paid 

their $.1- 

All students who have paid a part 

of the fee will have to hand In the 

balance of the money to Eugene B. 

Halieran, year book advisor, and get 

their book from hUn, 

Juniors Win 

Girls' Track 

By PHEBE TURNER 

The Senior High iehool had Its 

track meet last Thursday, May 27 

The Juniors were the champions with 

,17 poinL, to the Sophomores' 27, 

The events vvure the running broad 

jump, na.yard dash, 100-yard dash, 

baseball and basketbail throw, hop 

,tep.jump, sO.yard relay, and run. 

ling high jump. 

1 The scores Were as fallows: 

j High jump, Ist, Becky Barkhdole: I Taylor is going 

(2nd, Carole Tumor: 3rd. Murioii : McNomora hopes to' hf. A life saver 

t 't' | 1«. j Illf's i>ol the hole in tho head fo 

SOyaril dash—ist, Anitn Hayes; it, tooi: Charles tjood is goirio ti 

Intramural 

Relay Times 

By MIKI JOHNSON 

Charles Bakley's Team P holds 

first place In the Senior League 

rack competition for the MO-jrard 

relay Team time was 49.9. Dave 

Letter's Team R took second place 

II 00 3 seconds. Team Q, captained 

by "Jun Jeffries, took third place in 

SI, The eight other Senior League 

teams have not yet raced. 

Wayne Winner led his Team K to 

Arst place in the Junior League for 

the 4npyard relay with a tune of 

48 1, Dick Coe's Team I took see- 

ond place in SIB, Third place was 

taken in SJ.g by Charles Johnson 

Team J, The race was net run bj 

ail in the Junior League, 

Team K also took first place In 

the uoyard relay with a Ume o! 

o-yar 

Tea 

y 

m 1 took second plac 

' 

:4i,2. Te ^ t p 

In 1:54,4, while Tim DeBaufre's Team 

L took third place in 1;54,«, Som 

of the teams were unable to com- 

pete, 

Danny Libro's Team X took firs 

Place in the Mo-yard relay in the, 

senior League with a tune of 1^48,7 

Warren North's Team w came in for 

a close second with a time of 1:48,9. 

Third place was taken by Team 

with a time of 412, 

Summer Jobs, 

Here We Come 

By STIVt 

spring is slowly giving way 

te summer, lind a§ usual, ©veryene 

suyking summer empieyment. 

Upon roaming the halls ef our high 

HehoQL I was abli? to joarn that 

there are many different jybs being 

id thi H 

sumrner= Here 

the local stude 

i 

occupied this; 

h»me af the j 

have in line for the coming season, 

Tom Meptfuga] will be 

washer at the Coffee Shop; Ralph 

Class Doing Biographies 

By FAITH BRIDfiGAM 

ingraphies ef important people 

are bning read and written into re- 

ports hy" Oscar O- Hst?kney's Eighth 

Grade class. Each •.tudent will make 

a cover to explain his report. The 

ss i^ ylbo writinfi deHyriptioni of 

m.Nt-ive^ a pprson' in a crowd, 

and any other 'object they wish to 

describe. 

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Daily Delivery Service to All Shore Points 

2nd, Pat Carey; 3rd, Kac Woolley, 

Baseball throw—1st, Gerry Inger- 

soil: 2nd, Janet Sye; 3rd, Marion 

casen, 

Hopsiepjumli—1st, Marlon SwflrU; 

2nd, Marioh Emens; 3rd, Ellen Dean, t 

Basketball threw—1st, Edith Pier, 

sen; 2nd, Jerry Chadwitk; 3rd, 

Sharon Walker. 

lOOyard dash—1st, Becky Barks, 

dale; 2nd, Anita Jlayeiii 3rd, Vannio 

Titus, 

Running broad jump=l>t, Anita 

Hayes; 2nd, Gloria Casen; 3rd, Janet 

Sye. 

Relay (SO yards'— 1st, Becky Barks- 

dale; 2nd, Vanflie Titus. 

away his time at a parking 

lot; Ralph Plait will be a disc jockey 

at the Jockey Club; Polly Nsylqr, a 

waitress at 'Pop's Sub Shop": Tom 

Jones is gainM to be Scouiinaster for 

Troop S3; Jim Goldy Is going to salt 

Kiphorn is working at Winner's Fish 

Market; Anna GLiftaio is going to get 

mighty dizzy taking tickets on fht 

mPrry.qo.round. 

Well, this just goes to show, 

O.C.H.S. is full of ambitious people 

with no "if's", "and's", or "hut's M 

about it. 

Bur 3 Jubilee Shan Newl 

Can 

Imagine? 

By NIKKI CLARK and LOIS LLOYD 

Mr. Kirk with a DA? 

John Relnoehl ui a Model T? 

Norina Capeza being quioi? 

Milie MeN'Bhiara «s a ballet dancer? 

MF, Jarvls chewing gum? 

Joyce Harkins with long h«lr? 

Connie Cameron with a pink slip? 

Miss Speck in high heels? 

Bob Moneriof playing a violin'/ 

Carmen Demene with long hair? 

Miss Van Gilder playing tennis? 

Hob Schmidt dressed for |.ym? 

Miss Nevius screaming? 

Ocorge Loder with a haircut? 

fhebe Turner in the office? 

Ralph Plait awake in advanced 

scieneg class? 

Lois Lloyd with her hair combed? 

Tommy Fry working? 

Barbara Boswctl without freckles? 

Bd Scott a Republican? 

Theresa Gardner in a had mood? 

%Vinnins an argurnent from Mrs 

D? Brenda Itarkins without a dimple? 

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Nominal* Officer* 

For Junior Clan 

•y DOLORES WORKMAN 

Last week a nesting wu held by 

the nominating committee of the 

Junior class to appoint a nominee 

for lbs executive offices of next year 

In the elan. Members present were 

the elans officers, home room repre- 

seiitatlvos, and the nomlnatini com. 

mlttee. ' 

Those chosen for the nofflinating 

committee were Barbara Boswell 

Angle Longo, Noel Halnci, Joe Ken- 

nedy imd Ben Nutter, 

Possible canduUte. for each once 

wen dlMutMd and on* person wos 

voted for. Nominees chosen were: 

President. Ililmar Louis, vlee presl 

dent. Norm Capsa: secretary; Jer- 

rle Chadwiclt, and treaturer. Mary 

Sharp. These names have been 

posted for aU the Junior class 

members. 

When the Billows went to press 

the class had not met to select other 

nominees 

•IX** to m. , 

nuamng ( ^^ 

Tho ipvmMmr 

Angle Urn,,. .-?• ' 

of Student r 

The j 

Leader 

Speak* In Actwmbly 

In an Impressive Memorial Day 

lervlea in the High School auditori- 

im Friday, Anthony j, Volpe, mem. 

jer of the United Veterans Council, 

students 

tton. 

By the tia 

had checked . 

lions that bad 

once, there -~ 

to make the 

In place of „ 

cornmittsei an 

Present a ilate to 

for their 

from the i, , 

during the class 

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IfQWi Surprhe% Sentinel-Ledger With Honor 

ill For % Dmvoted Inimrmtf In Young People 

^ja.is m^mh£r« of thi*s faff tinMA . A group ef lioni conatltute* • (pride) (herd), 

6. Tomatoes were once called (love applet) 

(devil 1 * fruit). 

7. Snakes (do) (do not) aUng with their 

tongues. 

0. The Apostle, Lake (was) (wai not) a phjsi- 

cian. 

9. Some butterflies (do) (do not) have a Boral 

fragrance. 

(0. Largest living bird to the (ostrich) (South 

American condor). 

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correct choice, A »core of 0-80 is' poor- 30-80, average! 

TO-IO, luptrior, and 00-100, very superior- 

Decoded Intelligram 

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Elementary School* 

Award Assembly 

Due Tuesday 

Final Session For 

School Year 

At the 

school year, last assembly for this 

nexi Tuesday flpprnxi. 

pil f Gd B d 

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bother you nc«t year. 

lima beans, too. 

E lid 

They work on 

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Eggs are laid in clusters on the 

under side of the leaf. From these 

hatch the yellow larvae These feed 

on the lower surface of the leaf, 

skeletonising the leaf, leaving merely 

[he veins. Before they lay their 

eggs, adults feed some. 

Some gardeners try to keep this 

insect under control By examining 

the lower surface of the leaves for 

ORRS and destroying them. The best 

w.iy is to keep watch and "as soon 

as the adults appear, apply a three, 

fourth to 1 per cent roenone dust, 

especially to the low surface. This 

dusting needs to be repeated about 

every two weeks. 

Bolenone dust is also effective 

against the cabbage worms on cab- 

bage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and 

caulillower and also against flea 

beetles that bore little holes in tho 

leaves of beets, cabbage and other 

plants. 

If you do not control beetles, you 

may have no beans. Besides, you 

build up a harmful population for 

nest year. 

Hotel Group Sets Up 

Bureau On Vacancies 

The Wlldwood Hotel Association 

this week inaugurated a room bur. 

eau for the convenience of vlilters 

!o that resort this summer. 

All hotel proprietor* ef the resort 

were urged 10 telephone Ihe ASHO 

ciation's inferfflfiUon bureau when 

they have accommodation!, available. 

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EXPERIMENTAL WORK 

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eday flppxi 

malely 80 pupils of Grades 4, B and 

0 will receive special awardii for the 

year's work. 

Miss Gcraldine Foster will present 

regular certificates to members of 

tie school safely patrol, which is 

headed by Mr, Carl CosL 

Miss Katharine Agden, faculty di- 

rector of Ihe "Sandpiper" Club, 

will present priies to members of 

the staff for their journalistic efforts 

this year. The lost issue will be 

hajided out on June 11 

Fred Howell, and Fcnton Carey 

will present ribbons to members of 

the Termite League who have done 

outstandinB work ill the intramural 

competition, 

* * • 

STORY TILLING PROJECT 

Miss oeraidine roster's Fifth 

Grade has been helping the Kinder. 

Carton children by sendinE pupils to 

read to them Rome of the pupils 

have drawn pictures ^hout the stor^ 

ies they have read. They are read. 

inB Wall Pisney's "Dumbo". "Bead 

Another Story", and "smoky, the 

Little Kitten Who iliUnH Want To". 

They read to both the moraine and 

afternoon sessions. Fourteen of 

these^ Fifth Graders have read so 

far. The rest of them will read next i 

week. They, have learned to read 

slowly and especially clear to the 

liny tots so that they have time to 

get pictures from the words, 

* * * 

THIRD GRADE STUDIES 

GROWTH Of VieiTABLIS 

In a science study of "How Vege. 

tables Grow", these hoys and girls 

made a churl shewing the kinds of 

vegetable that grow below ihe 

ground and those that grew above: 

Gary Rickley, Craig Meisenhelter, 

Edward Turner, Richard Ang, 

Franklin Chattin, Edwin firoHS, Huttl 

Montagna, Sandra Adderiy, Joanne 

Russell, Linda Adams, Joeelyn Al, 

»ton, 

A group of bsys find girls have 

been reading stories about "Early 

America", This Third Grade group 

made booklets showing comparison 

between life in that time and today. 

Especially pood booklets were made 

by Sandy Parker, Marie Thompson, 

Jeanne Lear, Sharon splti, Susan 

Johnson. Barbara oriibh. Donna 

Nania, William Warren, Paul Tau«. 

cher, Oraig Gerth, Jack MacMurray, 

Bobby Tribit and Edward Muhler, 

* * * 

Craig Meisenhelter, a student in 

Mrs. Frances Johnson's Third tirade, 

received an alligator from Florida, 

which he brought to school to show 

the class. Crais doesn't think he 

likes his now home as he won "I eat 

anything, 

PRETHIP (H§WIN§'§F 

CAN MAT COUNTY SLIDES 

On Tuesday afternoon in the Cen- 

tral Avenue assembly, the three 

Fourth Grades were showily 8 series 

of Kodachreme slidei of cape Mas- 

County made 6y Mr«L Sarah Mdwen, 

one of the Fourth Grade tpaehafs. 

The other Fourth Grade teachers 

are Miss Emma Marshal! of Central 

and Mrs, Marie Paul from Wesley 

Avenue pchool. 

County Man Loses 

Driving License 

A Cape May County motorist, 

Marlon Eugene Ellb, M. of Whites, 

boro, was one of %t ttr the st«ti 

whose driving licenses were revoked 

by the Division of Motor Vehicles 

under the point system last week. 

Director William j, Ueorden re- 

ported that Sills' license was re- 

voked sit! months sfter wo eonvic, 

lions tor reckless driving within an 

Id rnonlh period 

National 

News Notes 

By STANLIV JAMES 

3«nrlnaM.*nrFsrntaUv'«—have had 

enough of the Armv McCarthy hear- 

in C- A lot of ihcm uy quite frank 

ly Congress has more Important 

things to do than gel into a battle 

royal over the question ol wM tofd 

the truth in the Schlne-Cohn-McCar- 

Ui.v Sti'vpni AdanM affair. 

And even if Conireu dldnt, a 

battle royal has already been staged 

and the public has had a good ahaw. 

But with the end of the fuetl year 

just around the comer, much legu- 

Utive business lies Immediately 

ahead. 

Many Republicans also fear any 

continuation of the Republican fight 

will do serious harm to their perty'i 

chances in this fall's flections. The 

Democrats, standing on the outside 

looking in, are n.orc inclined to en- 

joy the whole af/alr. 

There are Indieatloni that Re 

publican party leaders welcomed the 

Supreme Court decision on segrega- 

tion in the public schools as both a 

relief from the Ready diet of Me 

Cm thy Army rowlni, and as ponlble 

political asset for the fall elections, 

the President himself did not elalm 

the credit or blame for the derision, 

and told reporters the htghett court 

was under no administration. 

since the White House general 

stall decided to take the gloves off 

with McCarthy, the WUeoniln Ben. 

ator has been at least partially on 

the defensive. President Eisenhower 

is said to be well satisfied 1 with tho 

Army mse as outlined before the 

committee. 

But it is accurate to say that most 

member! «( the House Mid Senate 

think the hewing tin consumed 

enough time and headlines There 

Is a widespread feeling of disgust 

among soions as the dogfight drags 

Says Rental Ltbrariw 

For Customers 

Mo*t people wbo borrow book* 

from rental ilbraJie* m MW' 

means of MCape. Mr*. MlTtlU 

ens. a former aaaiaUnt mHMan 

told the OSMB Ctty ttoOiy Club, 

Friday nUJht- 

Mn, Slcvciu Iiva UM clubman 

and gueiti an UitertstlnE uulght In- 

to tin operation of rental UbruiH. 

•nd the people wtto p 

by contrast Mth tbe 

library auch u tho one htre. 

"In Hi* 

•th» 

fMclM 

fcf Ht4J L .... 

fo k«*p to, of fh* tM, 

"Where the free library Buy stock 

live copies of • popular novel, the 

rental library will buy 75 to 100 

copies because that ia where the df- 

Jfland lies. The big problem k i«- 

tlng the most revenue from each 

book on the •helves, Aa the stock 

broker would say. It to § rnMtr ef 

quick profits and not long t*On in- 

vestment ' .•«,•* 

Mrs Stevens cUnMerbieif JW 

ntai library u "toe alum ana of 

the book world", but she said that 

working hi one jtrovMc* the HhraW- 

•n with an excellent opportunity to 

^rve people 

Mait fraajtHjiiMn af mMI R> 

twariw ar.lon.ly, sh. laid. Mi 

they an looking fer nastlng na. 

uiar fc« an 

Dnrrmfuw 

h hl 

high athool SwUor, bemd os* a 

ttst rttuy* Mtmttar an4 M 

Robert ^Mn«n*. nilatad H M 

te, 

Student 

m:z?tt 

at Ifea neat Junior Mam. 

In a Maf 

• xlia^^ ^^^d jj- f - — —^* — - = 

•rt> •Hkittfl • **or4 «l ch**r; L 

•n, tweh at w*t!fft? wsiiMfi. wiwf 

•Irh) are 

humtiriini 

inn to MMlr awn fam4ly prat* 

The WUdwood premn tu 

to reduce Juvenile mtachlef, 

and also la valuable hi dnvlgflM 

yfung material for tbt hlî aekasil 

MhleUe tesum. 

The heaviest bOTroVing In mcfc b 

UhnriM Is of tucn volume at rhjtit club treaaurer. 

love stories, myftery itorie* and MM, ite** 

eiteni itories, Theie three type* 1*, I Hanrd Sharp 

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FIGURE IT DOWN I 

HIKE If 

„••.. Dfjffifc i P ^ 

HMH MeMlrK

is- 

•*— I ~ 3 *~"~îr '7^' ¥ 

* n ISi if 

t r 

r Drives 70 m,p«h. to 

Memorial Marathon 

nutes 

MtCtilLSTTI 

Jr., oJMerton, 

bl jnior «t 

* _ _ 

WfW^Too. to vic- 

QM> Jita Mwwrtal 

[ hum Sunday, cover- 

i 4S-mQe course In the 

H of 36 minutes, 13 

„ conmjlad Fort engine 

' a eMBaoae to Mvtn otter 

r'ta the Holiday elasale, the 

~ i anted lip new 16-foot 

, I Tuekalioe River from tho 

Ctty Y«eht aub to Man 

and luck «t an avenge 

' 70.1 fBllM an tour. 

M H H flaaataaaaaaaV ft-rra aiwf» 

^np fa>nw imp lines 

Fl^MMt fM MmaMtdt 

inM Una, Miner's 

m only a minute or jo 

'• Aa record when Urea minutes 

iHncted from tte hydropUiW. 

i tor a refueling Mop at Mays 

hndtu. 

to KltMrt nks came OMI Oat. 

tar. OT lotuwort. In hja K aantee 

runabout, Beaver D, which wai 

docked at 47:01 Qatter waa seek- 

ilia Ms third •useaaaln win In toe 

emnt, and permanent Bsuesalan ef 

Uie Hg gold trophy. 

The larfaat crowd ef ipectatera 

HI HI Y l 

Yacht Club stadia and decke, ami 

*»- a T -1 itiA aU&** —m^ — —— *-— iti-trii 

ffiniipHI nW Hf SftvrP f"O ifSfCfl 

the fltM BO away to a "King •tart, 

Dr Oearge Firth In his E eervlee 

runabout. Medico Vft broke under 

the •tarter*! flag in the lead, fol 

lowed by flatter and then by miner. 

Alter the turn up the bay toward 

the mouth of the river, tho Beaver 

and Wa-WaToo threw their wuh 

to the Medico and lettled down to 

make toe run to the BMsley's Point 

Bridge 

Miner uught the calmer, waters 

along the bulks as he lent his craft 

up the bay, while flatter painted 

his deeper draft boat straight down 

he channel. It wu apparent that 

the river could not contain both 

boat* churning at close quarters 

and that the Ant qraft into the 

river would gain a distinct aclvan 

HP. 

•Mp-te-ahere bullatlnt from p.- 

tr»l M i alons Hia rout* Feperted 

that lt» Wa-Wa-Tes waa Ih. flnt 

to antar MM rlv.r and settle down 

to Hia Ions trind In tha tompiri- 

Hnly calm waters. 

At Mays Landing, Hitner found 

SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT 

OPEN DAILY — 11 A M to 9 P. M. 

(CtoMd Monday.) 

ALL FULL COURSE 

PINNERS 

4.25 

RIB STEAK DINNER $2.00 

REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 

,'«t tha Mays Landing - Semen Point Read 

Sara*, Prop, Phona Somar* Paint 8445 

does McTavish 

in touch with home? 

By thr-r-r-riirty Long Dutance. It cosu 

nen Uaa now that the lax has been 

cut to.only lOfe. Topeka — only $1.45. 

Three minutes. Station-lo-station. After 

6 PM and all day Sunday, Plus tax. 

•aaf Maw and dtounc. betwws 

hln, «M Oattat to tak. DO fed Mr 

Ua lo»-««Kto taite H* waJ it- 

ST. a w A s n •pwl lw*t near 

unUl he Ml an am to an d l 

durinf a race la Flortdt 

yeaft ago. 

Back at tta .Yacht nub, tha 

minute warning gun far a apMial 

ennt for JSfrlnch hydroplanw had 

bMB Mundad whan the lookout an 

the bridge ef the club nnt noud 

Rltner^ waka cooung undar Sooi- 

en Faint bridge. 

Th* tMrMr Mraw up tha yalla«f 

flag on Ma lira and erdantf Hwm 

»# tha auraf to maka room far 

HM tatMh/Ing Wa.Wa.Tae aa It 

nand BMt tha wharvaa tar aarilar 

tH.n axpattad, 

Eleven minutes later Gutter gunned 

his Beaver across the finish Una, 

followed In four minutes by tha lie 

Puke, a Jer.ey skiff, with JimH 

Camp, of Long Branch, N. J. at tha 

wheel. The Slo poke covered the 

course In 11:10, 

The field wu the mulUM In re- 

cent years, and three of tha •Utt- 

ers failed to cover the route. The 

Minit Man, with Charley Hieknun, 

of PhlladelphUi, throw a propeller 

and was tewed back to the club. 

The Buddy, piloted by Frater H»d 

ley, Westmont, N. J, clogged a gu 

line and iUffered the same fata. 

Wei Turner, of Mnlvllle, hi Mi» 

Starduit, luBered jnglne trouble 

and also failed to finish. 

In Iti. dtvaralanarv run ef IM- 

hydraalanM, William Knewlana^ af 

•iktan, MM, in th. Cavalier, eut> 

dtataneaal Hia Lll Appli, wltti F«i- 

ton Apeiaby at th# throftli. In 

The Cavalier covered the mile and 

two-thlitls course in 6:34,6 in the 

flnt heat, and In fl:D7J in the second 

three laps. The LU Apple covered 

the first heat in t:M,2, and the sec 

end in 0:08 3, 

The Bugs, a diminutive craft more 

uiuble for the serenity of lake 

waters, found the choppy thorofare 

too rough, skippered by W. N, 

Ott, of Meadvilie, pa,, the little 

hydro shipped water In the flnt 

beat and abandoned the competition. 

Prtiea were awarded at the Yacht 

Club following the races. 

Summaries: 

1. Wa-Ws-Too, William Elinor Jr., 

tJerlon, Pa,, aiiia-S. Beaver II, Otne 

auifr._ LflnKPdrt. N. J., 41:01; 3 Slo 

Charles Hjefcman, Philadelphia, PNF; 

Buddy, Frailer Hailry, Wejtmonl, 

N, J,. EJNF= Miss Stardust, Wesley 

Turner Mlilviile, N J, DNF ""* 

ISS IIVUKOI'l.ANKH 

First Hot: 1. Cavalier, Wallace M, 

Rowland, Elkt.in Md,, S;43.«; 3, Lil 

ABBle, Fenton Appleby, Mlllvllle, N J.: 

""«•»£ •"*». W; N. O«t, Meloville; 

Serena heal; Cavalier, t;O7,8; 2, 1,11 

Apple, 8:08,3, 

Dedicate Diamond 

At Wildwood CrMt 

A double header marked the open. 

Ing ef the Greater Wildwood LJujs 

League baseball season and the dedl. 

cation of the league 1 ! new diamond 

at WUdwood Crest. 

The Klwanis team won over th 

Sertvanl Motors, 8-0, aDd Halpern 

routed the Exchange nine, IH. 

Present at the dedication cere- 

monies were County Judge Harry 

enenbaum, Superior Court judgl 

Anthony J. Caflero, Mayor Geergi 

Busfleid. NertB WUdwMd, and Com 

nlsglaner Edwin Nesbitt, WUdweod 

Crest, 

Crucial League 

Contest Today 

OMW qty QUb fikes|% nip. «U1 

Play on. at tta nod crucial 

of Ike m m hi th* B 

aftsrnoeo 

Wfcta tt dWU Ug Wwoer at tha 

•ay av laU it 4 B, U~ 

A RaMer wta onr U» Bock.t. 

bl tl CAt Ud into a 

twnpatllliiii kera,M, 

While BBldiBf the btfaden Is • 

teeMd .Innloa- alngla biy plckiruwn, 

Caper eMtarteldfr, Butler fanned 

10 and walked only one batter, IUn- 

riaw wu the lo^n* pttckar, ulviog 

up Ihree hlu llkhif aaves likll 

ri t o^n* pttckar, ulviog 

up Ihree hlu, vllkhif aaves, tlfiklol 

Mil lour, and Lhrowtog one 4 

—11 

Tha Baldeti, Merai Rrtf in tfey 

walked, 

an • 

perftM 

Laitr, 

) fn « 

The victor. scerM ttf second Ully 

Jn the fifth wfwB Pan Ubro «u>Ilt*d, 

•tale second, md moved to tUrd on 

Butler's ground ban to Uurd baaf 

man fenslad. Ubro uored wnen 

first baseman Ewjnj dropped the 

ball as Butler collided with Mm W 

beat out the around tuJJ, 

c*rc MAY as 

swain, it a 

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lip 

lSinclair, 

BHea «i 

ayTor, » 

lelly, xx 

Total. .. 

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Wlekes. et . 

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Stiffs TWsWwk 

The popular weekly prue feature 

bald hi conjunction with Cap* May 

County-. 10th annual Billing Mntsit 

atarta iaturday, Walter H. Traen, 

tOttmot of pubuc affalra of the 

Board of neMolden, aaM the weak- 

& feature will continue through 

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1 ntmi NANpu meniM typi 

ALLEY LUMBER*CO 

Wickes Chosen 

As All-Star 

Frank Wickes, lanky Ocean cii 

High School hurler, was named 

the Cjspe Atlantic League all-sta 

baseball team for KM by a vote o 

the league's head baseball coache 

last week. 

Wickes wat the only local playe 

nuked to the first Ma, though his 

taannatM George Butler, Dan Ubro 

and Joe Kennedy all received ban 

arable mention as a result of th 

balloting 

The flnt Mam MlecHen nanwd 

Hire* •(Mien. BaaWai the Raider 

nMundiman. the stheri were Jim 

rbor, and 

nMundiman. the stheri 

Schafer, of log Mi 

^vl^ritft B4ftSDBIf«f of H 

Uammonten placed four others oo 

the all-star team, inleiderg Charles 

Cnlf, Ronald DeMarco and Joseph 

Lanza and outfielder A] Marasi, 

Egg Harbor won three first team 

cneiees — Jim Williams, first base, 

man; Ronnie Heencs, catcher, and 

Barry Klenzle, outfleider. Cape May, 

like Ocean City, won only one place 

on selection of George Dickinson, 

outfielder 

Chosen as utility inflelders wen 

Bob Mossbrooks, Middle Townihlp, 

and Charles Sampaye, Egg Harbor; 

utility outfielder*. Ken Banuhaw, 

Cape May, and Wadsworth Cambel), 

Egg Harbor, 

Other honorable mentions went to 

hil DeMarco and Mario DeMore, 

Hamnwnton, and Allen Carson, Mid 

die Township 

CAPT. BOB'S 

TACKLE SHOP 

at HM 

BEACH THOROFARE 

YACHT BASIN 

Bay Avanua at First |traat 

Wa carry tha NcwMf and 

fftt OMaiMbls |n 

HODS and RE^LS 

Spinning Rod* apd 

Equipntant 

BOATS & OUTBOARD^ 

NMMCi m 

•an • Candy . Smajwe 

FOR CHARTEft 

RALMAR IV 

the Brite *m M awarded to the 

•stay fortunate eough to be drawn 

each week from the entries received 

tor the current week, 

"No nutter hew.large or small,' 

Treen uplauiMI, "or what specie, all 

entrtea are eligible for a chance at 

tha weekly prize". 

Drum lah MMhea continue to hold 

the apotUght, Andrew Turkot, Weed. 

Ifane, brought in a pruie catch, 

which tipped the soles at 88 pounds, 

Faul Turkot, member of the New 

Jant; StaM Poll, hooked an 

pounder, off Town Bank, 

MilMfieBeats 

Raiders, 5-3 

Ocean clty'i, defense collapsed in 

the tenth Inning of an extra Inning 

game with Mlllvllle High School Fri 

day afternoon, enabling the Innd 

era to carry off a M victory over 

Coach Fred Ho weirs taueri. 

George Butler lolled diligently on 

the mound the enure route lor the 

Raiders, and proved effective until 

the 10th, when two singles, two 

walka and an error provided the vls- 

iton with the margin ef victory. 

The killers tallied once in the sec- 

ond and fourth innings to lead all 

Ike way to the lait half ot the sev 

enth. 

•utler (alnad lint on an errar 

ef his infleM •raundtr. and Joe 

Kennedy drew a walk, Prank 

Wlckes laid dawn a perfect bunt 

te ucrlfU bath runmn ts the next 

b»g. Pave bedtr then lafhed a 

double to right to send Butl.r and 

K*nn*dy aersn and dMdlack the 

same. 

The tussle went through two more 

scsrelesa innings before defeat over- 

look the resort team. In the loth. 

Hurls tingled and Zimmerman and 

Ton brook bath drew walks to load 

the oafs, Yarrish singled to chase 

Harris and Zimmerman home, and 

Tenbrook came across when Dexter 

Fiunce bobbied Yarrish's hit in left 

field. 

The Riidari made a nnal, fwtil* 

bid In their hilf of the IBth- 

Lod.r tripled and Trad Mitilik 

•alnad a base on balh, Loder 

MerM when Mettled drew the play 

to himself when he attempted to 

steal HEsnd bate. 

Around the Fishing Beat 

Blue, and beatto are running &P»W 

effihore, .wording to ' repo»Md 

catchea rtported at Id CommuT, 

tackle •hop thU weak, 

Mayor Edward B. lowker and City 

•lectrlelan Lynn Smith bauJed In 

M bluea while fisUnf off the north- 

•atl end of live nthen aheaU, 

the average weight waa bettreMi 3H 

and three pounds, according to the 

oneuis. 

William Stuempflg 'and a party 

aboard hi* Mat, the Ajbatraaa, ran 

Into 70 blues and three banlto 

trolling the *»•!« ' thoala. Id- 

clud«f In the i««p were M 

MuMhler Ir. end Bab MuMhtar 

jr. atong with Frank Canklln anal 

Arnold Himmenlay, 

A haul of M bluea and two bonlte 

wai reporttd by a party with Abe 

Landes, of Souderten, pa.^ who were 

out Saturday with Cap!. B 1. Wynn 

In the Rahmar IV, The Hue* wMgbad 

UP to two pounds while the bonUo 

pulled from three to four pounds. 

Similar luck was enjoyed in the 

surf and the bay, according to early 

reports. Walter Snider, ef Phila- 

delphia, reported two drum flab, a 

10-pounder and another tipping the 

scale at 12 pounds, caught Monday 

from the surf at Whale Beach. 

Corn. Keich, of phll»d.lphl», 

proved *et flounder flahinl In 

Sraat let HtriMr ley |i aoad 

(port th days, lunday h* reeled 

In one reported to have welihid 

IB eaundfi Mven eunsei. 

PlfHINO CLUB MNi 

Ilio Ocean City Flihlnu Club op- 

end for the new aeaMit ever the 

Memorial nyt week end aa donn of 

eld and new members vl.lled the- 

pier and clubhoum at Hlh at, and 

tha beach, 

The pier waa gaily decorated with 

.null flag* pad with "Old Glory" ly- 

ing from lit topnuat. The club- 

house committee reported that the 

building was painted inside and 

out and the entire property reno- 

vated. 

President Jihn F, 1 Malloy conduct, 

ed the flnt general meeting of the 

year 

slon wi mg ^ 

that the dub if 

quests for memo 

a big additions 

The nnt rw, — , 

eurred *>tut4a7 ml J 

sr5f 

Appoint* 

rian 

wn« reappointed 

«t the Cape May Coun- 

,, a snlsV of K.4M, by 

•ctlon of the Board of Freeholder, 

this week. 

Director Lawrence M. Lear re- 

ported1 tb.t ihe board 1» ,,|,| ,«klnf 

coordinator. Hi 

civilian defeiii 

Samuel Goldle entat*. Uat 

catch category by (—-.*• 

pound black drum, wha* * 

from th* outer taa olti.2."- 

old Patterson got Into tw * 

catching a 45-pSSd^2J^«t| 

'measured ' 

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SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS 

SERVING DINNERS 

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m 

OPEN AU VUI m Mul 

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KITCHEN OPEN 

WEEK-ENDS 

FRIDAYS - SATURDAYS - SUNDAYS 

PACKAGE GOODS 

COLD BEER TO TAKE OUT 

FAIR TRADf PRICK 

Junior Raiders 

Retain Crown 

Winner And Ca.on 

Break Records 

wl »ii.r and Bill Ca. 

THE OCEAN CITY SBNTIN1L4.BPOER 

»• 

With 

«on smoshln 

Ocean City 

Junior high 

for the meet. 

and Arid team 

n.talned n» championship In the 

e ihth annual Cape.AtlantIe League 

classic at Noun WUdwood, Saturday. 

Winner covered the course for the 

lOO-yard dash in 10,, for a new meet 

mark, and later shattered Ihe fee. 

urd for the iZftyard sprlnl In M.J. 

Canon gave future cotnpetilen a 

mofk lo shoot for In the brond 

Jump. estoblUhlng a new mark by 

soarlnE |() reel, gi, inrhPK In thai 

event. 

Winner and Cason joined with 

Oeorge Wickes and Pan Elsrnhardt 

lo capture the half mile reiay event, 

ana Milt* Varano, Dave Harvey 

Charles Bowman and AJ DIBantis 

li-amed up lo win Ihe 4«.ysrd feloy 

fur CJoaeh E. Pinion Cirey, 

Tho vietory was Ocean City's 

fuurth in the eight runnings of the 

event The Junior Raiders ruled ev. 

cry year But In 1947 and 1M2, when 

Cape May athletes were the victors 

and in 1(50 and IBS! when North 

Wildwood linished on lop 

The summaries: 

am fan 

ART'S RESTAURANT 

OPeH EVERY DAY 

// You Like Good Food, This Is The Mm 

HOURS OPEN 

WEEK DAYS 4:00 P. M. 

SATURDAY 15:00 NOON 

SUNDAY 12:00 NOON 

ON THI CIRCLE 

I0MERS POINT, N, J. 

PHONE 

SOMERS POINT »73 

What happens to your bettina dollar at Delaware Park; 

RITURNiD TO 

RACE-GOING PUBLIC 

89.31% 

SfHP BAR 

SOMERS POINT 

ELMER BLAKl PMSiHTS 

THE NATIONALLY FAMOUS 

DAVE 

APPELL 

FOUR 

BACK AGAIN FOR THEIR 

3rd SEASON — THEY MUST BE GOOD 

PIUS 

BUDDY 

MOOSE EYES 

HARRIS 

Iioo.ynrll daiii-1. Wojnp Winner, or 

a. Knusm. »•: 3 FIllMil!, IV; J. Tap; 

liollOBi, NW. tint- :10,1 (neiv fw. 

" 23u.jaril daih—1. Winner, oc, I, n^ 

Sf lu --Wi 3. MMIraw. NW] j. Wick. 

!«;. Time—-Ki.a iw wcordl 

Hliill lump—1. Tlf. Alfrrt haudpr 

jl and Jeramr Toylnr, w": 3, Sun: 

V,' t MiT.ravv. .NW. llf.|Eht_f, fwi: 

Bruail jiimp—I. Bill Colon, OCj 3. 

4. Am- 

lnc-nr« 

>3S&, WT'AiMi .SWF! •/ 

nnn, OT. piiiianr^- 19 t&A, 2'^ I 

, Pile vault—1 Richard McGraw. NW. 

B. PfSontls, Or, 3. Hirwy, Or: t, 

Soudrr. CM. llriimi—9 rwt, » Incnpa: 

SMoi put—l, ' fW per let, making a total 

of ti.nt, I. acceptable hi the com- 

mltte*. If thll price I* net agree, 

able te the Parkway autherltle* 

they were Invited to meet with 

the MmmlHH June 14. 

Announcement wai made that the 

newly constructed wharf at Bees- 

ley's point la nearing completion 

and will be ready by June 18, the 

completion date set on the contract 

when awarded. 

arr.ns 

Monerlef. 3b 

Moncrlpf. 

C«e. 21) . 

Bud. m 

Scare hy innlngi; 

M, Twin iui fill j 

o. c. .;.., o I d ! o | 2 | 

unm 

Point Chiefs Edge 

P-ville In OvtrHiM 

Two runs In the botton of the 

11th Inning gave the Sonten Point 

Chieii a narrow win over the Pleas 

antville A's at Somen Point Sunday, 

The ChU'fs evened the score In 

the ninth with one run, but fell be- 

hind In the 11th when the A'« noved 

into the lead. 1 to 6 

Mark Price smiled, stole second 

and (cored on Skip Côvert aingle 

to tic it up acaJn. Bert AvU then 

lined out a two-baje How to chasa 

Conover across with toe winning 

run, 

Wehle Vrtt waa the winning 

pitcher, and Eddie Bennct Jr the 

oser. 

PIZZA PUS 

FINirr MOM and 

Veterans Decorate 

Graves On Mainland 

MARMORA—Veterans- graves In 

the stiles. Trinity Methodist and 

Seaside cemeteries were deeoraled 

with flags and flowers Saturday by 

Burl Costlean, past commander of 

the MorKon Ranek Post No, 137, 

American region, of ocean City, and 

member of the Fnscr • Ross • lack. 

WatchkO Foal No, SMS, Veterans of 

Foreign Wars, of Marmora- iomers 

SCOP SunHner 

Mine Cruber 

COMPLETE pCi 

Outboard Cruiser 

(POI Lani liland) 

Inboard Cruiur $atw 

— Agency Mr — 

JOHNSON Outboard Motor, 

OCEAN CITY 

BOAT WORKS 

619 PLEASURE AVI, 

H Colllna, aUu a number of the the New York Tftrtant* lit 

Ffas«r-S«uaaek.Watehko Post. » vale, and also to Mtd a rntut It Mar- 

staled, ; .on. 

The- decoration of graves In the, Orrle Da Nooyar, newly tppotnpld 

geavllle Methodl«l, Quaker anil I Authority chairman, said th« nanr 

Tyler eemelerles was done by 

Michael Kruk, part commander of 

the Kraner Ko«» Sack Watchko Post. 

(iravMlde serviced In the Stlte*. 

Trinity Methodist, Seaside, Seavllle 

and ilead-of.Rlver cemeteries and 

servleei at the Veieram Monunent 

In Tuckahoe and the Peienburg 

Cemetery were held b) members of 

the Veterans of Foreign Worn Post 

and the auxiliary of the post on 

Sunday, 

bonds would be retired 

The original $tanfiO0flM tseoe to 

build the main route of tha Park- 

way from Pramua to Cine May, haa 

sLate guarantee whlen aamired 

sale at a low rate of lntenaL Suc- 

cess of multi-lane superhighway* DM 

led Authority ofBclali to bellew that 

the new bonds can be sold at • low 

rate without tne stale barking. 

- - * " • - • - 

The 

on 

paallng a rw 

•treeta. The 

petttloB wttn 

TOR AN ADVEMTURf W 60» 

ISSOW S 

RQTAURANT AMI COCKTU LOWGE 

Open Daily from 4 

Open Sunday from Noon 

Under 1ti« personal tupwvitkn ef Mauri**/ 

f jiMijfca••!!>• i • •fill Ttt • • ri i* • 

Ft?IIII0ll|p nrlrll SnWrwy 9 

234 SHORE ROAD, SOMERS POINT 

1 mil* north of Senwn Mnt Qrcl* 

OORHEWPOIXY 

OPEN DAILY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 

CAHRIN6 TO BANQUETS AHO PWVATt P 

For niMivatiam, Phon« Somar* Point 

THE HOUSE OF HITS 

THE MUSICAL SENSATION OF THE CENTURY 

THE WHOLE 

TOWN IS 

TALKING 

ABOUT 

LEN CARRIE 

AND HIS 

KRACKER JACKS 

O'BYRNE'S BAR 

LeMperl Mint at Mmarf Mnt 

P. tl7 

A Sandwich** 

Pt«U on draught 

••Nil • MM . 0M. 

atHMTapt 

POINT TAVERN 

ON THE BAY AT SOMERS POINT 

Delicious Lobsters 

a Specialty 

Steaks and Chops 

Seafood In Variety 

6. 

ENTERTAINMENT 

NITB,Y 

RUS TAYLOR 

at thm, 

PIANO and OHOAN 

Phone Semen Point 909 

'xemllmnt food • appmtfzingly . 

D«liOhtM, bro«sa.sw«pf dining roomi «nd hm 

ANTHONY nCANIG, Prop. W 

^^gg 

0k: • 

•* , »• 

I

"f -4 V 

— SECTION FOUR 

Injured In 

II Rd Crash 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

POINT—Henry R WU. 

. irf PlaWWUvUle, «u admitted 

- MfeBiBria! HMpital Salur. 

rniQ, was thu printipitl Kpes 

; at thi- M-piiioi-tii! Day t'Xt'reisoK Suiv 

i clay, at City Hall, and ni fh-p fnnt nf 

• Sow Jofhi'y av. 

! Mayor Fred Chapman was mail 

' of L-oi s i>mfinifNi and hiirrfduccd tin 1 

Gold siur Mmhrrtt. 5lrs: Anita EMfl- 

.son, Mis Miitidp CInrk, Mrs, Mad Mo 

Pripe and Mrs. Eleanor LoMhlpy, 

The T\v\\ Henry B!3J*£cz,vn?ikL pas-^ 

for of ^t. JuspphV R. C. Church, gave 

!hi> hiviKMiiun and the Rev, Gharir* 

Kintk, priNinr nf Orflrt' Lutheran 

("hiirfh. thi' bpnt?dli:tion. 

StfvJEf^ were conducted at the " 

hener r-sll by membgri ef CijFk. 

Ellason Po*t 3Si, American Legion, 

and Roberts Johnson Pott 211?, 

Voterans of Foreign W*fs, Silver 

Mean Council, 0*gr» of Poca 

hontas. reified a while dive in an 

f 

SOMEHS POINT-Ncticly MOO was 

realized from the Pun Carnival sport, 

sored by the I" T A rrti'nlLy in 

ihe Dawes as*, school. 

The, baking coniesi, svhifh tnok— --. --•= •"- > ».< 

was I SpanishAmerican War Vrlurans. A 

. . ' j i*l Fill lii ¥ n ^T a «:^ 1 Um.j-.r... - .. ^-. _-i ._ 

Services nisei were fondiieic*ii nt 

the War of IS12 monumon! by ihc 

place bt'foro tin* affair opened. 

Sicker, of the! - - ,„ .„ = , 

MINH Cynthia ' Wlt " lhp launchinR uf a boat laden 

place before the affair opened, was I p r i a n a 

judged by Mrs Sarah Sicker of the '• HihiKe in Naval hiM-oes was 

Gas Company and Mi Cynthia" 

Did You Knew? 

VINCENT and JOSEPH 

Ar* Ojira si 

THB FLANDERS HOTEL 

Phone 2277 

NEW G-E FOOD FREEZERS 

IN 4 SIZES! 

. Warlse. of Ihe Electric Company, A . tt ! lh HIMWTA by Buy Scant Troop 33. 

gold sen! on a blue ribbon wa* the " TMP - waN ôunth'ti by Kenneth 

award, Mrs. Joseph llssrlchak and J Tllrlirr Jr. 

Mrs. Frank Bates mml on the com- Several hundred persons lined the 

fflittee for Ihe Cake baking division, streets as the parade moved down 

Siion. id Chief (if police William 

Morrow was marshal Others par- 

iii-lpsllni! were a rifle squad from the 

Air Force Base. Oirl Kraut TruBps 

18 and 4.1. Brownie Troops 34. 4n, 

41 and ikiillvllle Brinvnie Troop .18. 

Awardt went lo the fallowing: 

Mr., Albert Psreman and ,Mf.. 

eierfl Stfvaiii, layer take; Mrt. 

Herman Meskart, chiffon cake; 

Mri. Herman Jsoy, ipgnge cake; 

Mfi. Fiarenee ShcppartJ, funny 

cake. 

I Snmers Point 

t'nit. Red Cro> 

e Brow Tp 

Social Club, Marino 

Sinnwilt flub. Par 

Second division: Mrs. Charles I Pnl-ToaehiTS Assoiiaiioii ami' Cub 

.Itiiiek and Mrv Haymund smith, j .Scouts. 

r antl Mrs. Viola MeKeiiVieli, third. 

Mrt. Montgomery Ihreve re. 

salved the candy award, and tha 

relied and HIIM cosklet were won 

by Mri, Marian Rghlls and Mri. 

Rlrick. 

In the chiidreiVs division t'ontestj 

Eleanor A!U*n was awarded a prize 

for her layer eaKe, and Ruth Fieth 

and Jian llavriichak won for their 

, UntSHT I1CU.FT 

'• HOWS IIS POUMDJ 

Fill in moit any kluh- 

•n. FsalufB! niw Till- 

Shall, 

j lhttf, 

ffiuing iNalxi, t,n,H 

Jyict Cmtt QHpihiiT = 

plwt ihBiiy meet wen. 

dirfy) ^ la 

Iriflralt* ••* and ba*. 

IMll 

COMMer n-tu-FT 

HOIOJ ]|f MUMM 

lamatlsMl valgtl 

U» li lar rafvlgr o, 

raian* iis«(a, o.i.i, 

lawiHI aparaiisii, far. 

fafllaal tobin.i can, 

ftructisn, Pgmswf @.| 

d st 

far 

lifr tKt trf tin. hiyh Jiiitlin-iK if (di 

lion it Hit h'hh M IIDOI II, s ,i 

n t tint if tin stinlont li is tin will t 

t\io l(tl *»^ On I>r binbid piuti tin m 

int uirk tin n i no in id for flirt he 

^(] l rt |'dt it*.rv tUtl lo (|L1 thl\ f i 

1 \ 

hn I 

I i commemoration of A half cen- 

ry of preparing local youth for 

s place In commerce .the profc 

oni atul the d< tohcthi r Mith 

|*i maikutil to m n muntilpi) ilerk 

in \(iv Jtisi\ 

StiffuUt prav)d* that any muni 

Cfpalify rnay voluntarily adopt th* 

COd* by a to called r«f*r*nc* or 

dln*nc* Th* cod* centlnuM to 

grant ctrtaln dltcr*tfonary paw - 

•n to Hi* local building official* L 

vndtr tha prlndpl* of ham* rul* | 

and Ifttal ra«pon«lbtllty 

A SlaU BoHni «f stjmdards K i.. 

IH t j.tfibh-»luil tti rontinuousi\ mod 

i. rnlie ftaUlrrs of t!i* r*nft tor^l^ 

lent with in u dt i-ii is mjitt rials .ml 

methods nf construction 

Bowh*r uld that tha first 

stop h«r* Will b* to ttudy tha 

•t*t* cod* *nd com par* It with 

tha local law and Its varlout 

amandnwnts ae as to datvrmln* 

what changtt might b* to Oc*an 

City s advantafj* in bvlfdlng con 

ttruction practlc*s 

Down 

FromTc 

Patriotic 

To Be Staged In 

Strand Theatre 

Rep Samuel K 

fJr, Congressman from 

13th district of P*nir—*- 

for the past 10 yean, 

tepted an invitation to. 

S incipsl, speaker in i 

ty at a special public 

' otic and religious 

evening of July 4 

• Ttlh was announced 

1 Kalph C Luff prvaldcnl 

Ocean city Tabernacle All 

which wil) join with the 

Jubilee- KMntnUlee in .poaaariaf ti 

avrvlc* in the Strand Thaia"" * 

the hoanlwalk at 7 30 B m. 

CHARLES H. 6VOV, of Ruihl*nd# PA., ihtwn -Aftvr h* *rrl«*d at th* 

OceAn City Airport on M*ntartAl O*y In bit CntnA 110 plint. Mr. Evay, 

who it 73, toAk up flying at fh* ag* of 40 and hA* lon*d nwn than 

1,200 hour* tn th* *lr tine* than on both buifri*ii and pltaAur* Uvnt*. 

—Stnlor Studio photo. 

mar mWait *f Oc**a 

yaan l» wall 

Cltrltn and 

trim PhUaalalpkla and Ww 

Llna ar*a Ha l> th* Hfl *t-« 

•dttt ntlnliKr and fcMvm ak «pl 

outstanding sawakar 

| A tine of «.? qnd 14 costs wai 

I en Barbara N Smith 18 

I Drexel Hill Pa for failure to 

a driver* llren&e With^rt) 

|»l. 13 sf Plea.nritvlMe wai 

0 and 55 costs tor driving 

a stop street 

Alert tO Halt Twice-a-Week Publication To 

Activity Monday Begin Tuesda v For summer 

r- I r-j t T '""' '" t t k l' llhl "-"'lon .1 Ihi S,nlintILid«.r a nern.. w 

Civil Defense Test 

Is Natiort-WHe 

firhii I 

, P ml "i 

Carr\ i 

4 Ih 

es n 11)1 

vltni IK 

tp it t 21) (I 

11(1 L L 

i ( r tl tttimi ( i 

ll i « s li 

(1 li ui 1 (ii 

i 

r 

i i 

ii in ill paits of l T h m 

th (it uill n mmn F i Cints for (.iili is&ut 

Ntitict f ii chitiuiiu thi nrldrt ss of in nl sub nllH>ra nnisl (» ructui! 

in I his nllm i uttk in td\ 

iti been employed 

t the New York 

| School 

To Graduate 16 

Exercises Follow 

9 A. M, Mass Toda 

It 

V on flit (1 Si 

Mr Anrf4 FMI: 

ih ut }**18 "Kt 

MIHt tli.il Him 

Shlphulldiil^ ( l|' < rifntlin lit 

Itirmt 11\ u is i loll t o|lt t tor In ri 

m tin I,oiiM> irt hi i(I| ( 

IU aid his \wf* (Liitinunl Ui ht 

K-^Liliii hummn i isltors to ihis. n 

t>l I Jilt! tin v spent mosL of list 

st ison tit n tin SI (1I-II1F> pi 

Mr And*riOlt t^r many y«*rs 

was on* at the b**t known 19^^ 

myilclani *HC*lllng mt both Hi* 

•nd tha xylophone H* pUy«d 

fh* latter fnttrumant for t*v*ral 

y*an In a dance band led by Put 

Rilay on th* Did Hippodrome Pier 

which burned down (n the fire of 

1*37 

This U the service* at 

Tabt.rnacl(* *nd tU 

hupvfl to present the 

ihi United SUtes in Oc«ui 

Mr Luff fuld 

Houcier afivr m»ny 

negotiation »nd t«tl» with 

of President Eisenhower* It 

found nee*sft*ry for th* chief 

•L^kU tit of this report and utive to d*clln? *cr*p**lc* 

( thi uncertainty of national 

100 chestntit at., HaddonlM'ld. 

much 

Ih Inn 

i ition 

I i I \ 

f Hi 

I h il 

h.ilm III 

1< 11 uill I 

III I I 

i i 11 

I Mlllillf A||:in|il- SMIi's 

i«f Wnlm-n'.s Clill^ 

m n Ft(l> 

'York, lY-iin^.vl 

of C'ulumlji 

K d 

iiiji. Dolawjn 

ami Nt^v .lei 

ii ti 

lll( \KIIlll 

[ I ( (I: 

I ll 

II 

II 

u fk prise ilttd tt> tin i i ii 

J«dei itiiiii bv Mi-. (hiHLiHii i 

fupporl ,.| tin Indipctwltiut 

>i (lion jtrojt cl v. is ih- 

!ht t uf anv s[ in 

fe/come 

ur City 

_and Mrs Dt M,,tti Inu 

Umnt residLlliJ til Oc (in (itv 

to tiutlrt IIKII nun 

^•nd lifter •ipmdini; nm 111 i 

11< ctLd tlu sltt on Dil 

In tin Gnidtns tin 

«ls built in suih j »m tint in 

P*rt nn( has i t tiitnn indium 

tht lagoon 

kcit N an automobiU dt il 

*'» «>-klvn nnd b ,,.mmutlnL 

Czl n F fct>k fl i»im b\ foi mt r 

in liuslni-j, with his 

r and mokc» his hoint in Had 

«';iv 

(I 

ttu trtLt ind 

6 ple-a}i» 

Five Fined On 

Number Charges 

Penalties Follow 

April Raids Here 

t < 111 O n ( it in in u (in* r h )I|i>t> *n 

< niniv I irrt i Him 1 < nt ntniiin 

{>l I isi uiik on nun>h i untint, LIIII 

i I tdlitli, fiolil r tuls lu it in 

11 \uiil In tin iuiiiit\ | i > tditoi ( I 

ftt nid lo( il point 

If Mfl Uunil tpir tor of a Un il 

pool pjiloi UJS Kivm thL sihr t 

lint on i t IUTM t)f tht sîlt of iiiuii 

I bt rs W i|tir luniir nl tmplovf 1 it 

1 tht. p« 1 roam vi ts fmtd SWW for 

pt>sst ssitm uf numb*, is hps 

Also fined war* John E Wll- 

||«mt 71 year-Old r«t*urant dpir 

•tor John M WtllUm* 61 and 

Earl Henry $9 Th* flrtf two w*t* 

| charged with having number dips 

In their pOfHHlOP while Henry 

was charged with aiding and abet 

ting a lottery 

1 hi (i\t mt n uin. Mwn T tvif 

\t it siisnindtd Jail sfntniLe and 

ill wi.rc pi in (1 IHI piuhalion for 

tllll *. U J1S 

t- arm s i)\ tht. I iw otTitt r" 

— I 

,t li \ 

riu n 

• tt>i i 

Save Room Rent; 

Pay It To Judge 

Kivo l.'iiiversity of IVniisylv.in 

in itiidcni-i were lined S10 each 

In Municipal Judê Friinkliu A 

Kinti Monday on charge* of vio 

lilting the ordinaiiee bannfiu 

it if t-iUKh < • uU i upii 

ifiuiti d fiom **t Aiit.ii 

L Sihoo! llns mtii ninr 

hvi lolltmui,, i I iiilo K Hi «i«I* * in < ll\ \\ t Alt 

t iht flmifh nth st mtl Pi u I t f \ on ilmut 1**21 ..ml n 

llr 

I (-, (,Ulll Ul I* Lit llldlllMI 111 sill t I 

inu if louli l)\ lilt ( hiimlit r I 

( linmt rt ( ind olhtr t i\ i* in inir i 

tion 

i Mht 11 I" SJJII is istant 

ill t.t Hit ttlthriril .t tht 

I il o u il] prt. icfi o\ 11 (ht 

In 

tint 

I h( \ u t rt r \ 11111 I 

in Koheit It (.indmi to 

tinnril |*( (t thon 0 \Ht n J 

nt) J?I> uid I t an I> Iliinllt \ 

Awardi wtll be given tp the 

graduate with the highest general 

average, and alto to thot* with 

the hlgheit In the seven lower 

grade*. Honors alio will be given 

thos* attaining the higheft aver- 

age* In religion, and those who 

have perfect attendance for the 

school year 

lilt 

il oi 

IK « II 

tun 

hit tu 

Jubilee 

!!„ It „(!! II 1 

in thfn : 

It till 

\ Kill III uopul il 

I H 1^.0 Illfl ll 

I \\ i * tn jl 111 

i ci m [>i imoii* 

tht hiLh (h i 

fox Penalty Date 

Fixed at August I 

I i*cpji\?rs who din\ 

of tht. n uuume fnim HCUMIII il 

business wtrt K'^^n their ctistu 

in il^ hrt tk \i\ tht. iil\ Kmi 

mi>Muti( i^ J 1 1 IL)A\ HIJI n Hu 

*l>O*ird \otid tit Wai\i •j/^ Iptf 

t * J i II ilt\ mi prt ft fl-r * tu4:e^ T 

if ilu tntirt amount t>f tin l*i"Vl 

hill i pud l>\ Auf-iist 1 

I h noi m il I alti r 

u tilth nitt rt 1 is \ 30 di\i " 

I'urpt) i ol thi * 

mi iu11

id i lo UIM i isoti il bnslntss 

I t o[ ti II >pp*tUini1\ tn ol)t nn 

Julit uild Julv 

• uil(i llu dt\ 

condition 

"Th* fir*mjb*r» of tit* 

and ttw AHKlatl«fi wM 

clat* 

O 

it wal M"—> that M 

n«t v«ry wall 

mitteet particular 

(distant n>latrt»» 

Pag« 

ioi.er*. have 

pcniilly dead- 

i- yeat •* 

tender. ii Do tin s 1- 

Tottiio (.inoi«^ s | tt II > r >hn 

I'm] Alhf^rtttO Jjmts I I ilUi I II) 

< tlmo Jimis 1 J-1\iiii I-r nit i 

IIuutiliLi I-jidim \- u t ph Unix i 

An mt n i t uf *i^ ptr d iv in rate-* tdwin Alfitd Hunur MM h n | H tn 

tnr prii-ate duly nnrsine SI.IMC

1 

ft* 

_ •M: Monti 

IMMRf A' 

Hawk, 38, 

M. 

Onttl HU1. 

W. Stain, 30, 

ftfgulor 

or 

AJfcum 

Sin 

PH. MM 

RICHARD'S 


PUUdatDhia. rad ««•»*»» Udit. tKh 

WlWam W. Oart. 17, BHM Hm, 

ipMiUiii, tltj John Oontoudte. II, 

Philadelphia, faultr muffler, |lt> 

Wilier H SneiieL 1«, Wpar Barby. 

nfl ll«tt rfcUtW tJO; WUiita 

SPECIAL SALE OF 

SAMPLE SKIRTS 

SIZES 22 TO M |M M A 

VALUES TO S.ft J.yO 

BEAUTIFUL PRINTS — SOLID COLORS 

Perfect wedding invitations from the 

CATALOGUE 

THE Offer WEDDWC INVITATIONS .nd TROUSSEAU 

STATIONERY "%W ^ fin#j Adi/" 

Gkseic the SBIJP wcttdiag 

•MIMBay •Bbewd indi ihe 

rmo-ntd MOM of Emily IW 

Yes |ti nfaitiwdctiiat, 

HcUagnHd' by ttcfeMr o» 

Ike bat ofpapo.. atJkc JAr 

RAYMOND McHEMRY 

testify Printing — MiM SuppliM — AdwrfMng 

'«n 

pattwmtercd •u.pldofl ot, 

In, who In tee mcantln* Wd 

mainland M i l wtih i MHn 

Point burtender and fferee women 

A poUce dyer brought a reply 

from the Stste Pou« that, Whllley 

bad railed Mi wife In Bsltlmore 

from Atlantic Ottr on the day of the 

fepwtea robbery here, 

•MM PMle* MM Hut 

. MlBr Unit* 

The suspect was picked up shortly 

afterward by F.B.I, agents in Allanlie 

City, who charged him with the 

theft of article! of fqulpment from 

•a Army Canp near e»nimon>. La. 

fc«l police pUced a detaldfr on him 

before be wan taken ta Camden for 

trial In FMeral Court, 

Radio StaHon Opens 

Broadcasts Af Pier 

; A aeriei o( dsUy nroadeasts froBI 

•Ocean City w«s initiated thjj week 

by radio gtaUon WM11). of Atlantic 

City, from quarters made available 

by the city governmiTlt on the sec 

iond Boor of the Music Pier. 

David H, Freedman. general man 

ager of the station. Mid that the 

broadcasts «» to salute Oceaa Clw 

in connection wtUl its Diamond 

Jubilee, and will be heard dally 

from 10 to 11 I, m. 

Tho programs will feature thli resort 

cdUn-ly and will include occa 

slonal Inteniewj with local people, 

as wen n weal news. 

The station in the past has broad. 

ca«t from here on such special occasions 

as the baby parade, Easter 

parade and other elvie events.- 

Ground hai k*M broktn for a 

new Yacht club, and the city ameiad 

arc esneamed akavt HH antiti 

of ice wigofi 4itnn. Whtnl In If 11. 

Raad all about It hi 'NIpplnB 

PaBM," new JvMlee hliturical f*atur. 

on Hi. adlforlal page. 

THI OCIAN CITY SINTINIL-LIDOtR 

\OM»r Adult Activities fo be 

Topic of Conference In Resort 

X t|e the American Medical Association 

Burner, Mi ***»*. *KE m Ut 

New Mney a d 

and long regarded as an authority 

1U, Pa., atop el., |M, mil Nprbert E 

odlat Anmtlt 

Dooling, U, of HlMrtawn, failure Baltimore Prisoner h d 

tt ii wUI Ha Haon 

ierUtrici, wUI -peak on the 

then* "The Challei.se of Longer 

here at dUegataa to the convention 

la comply yttt foodtnom sin driven 

LMe." 

police next waek wOl end a 

Thrt* New Jeney motori.t» filled long, patient trait to praaacuta a «IH Hotel TueMUy. 

Dr. Harold Paul Wean, of 

to appear. Judge King ordered Baltimore nan alleged to hiM _ Th» Knfaii, widph •» planned NUlii, N. j , will b. M. dwmoM 

leader M Me aaMent, A fsrnMr 

tMi Mmrii tar than if n« robbed the florid* Inn Mr* « MB for peopW ppW in tM IWI y*ir y . ediler *» «>• ChrlNtan AJv«.M, 

n, att tt brtatf brtaotf. flj wflj dW devW pro- 

fmll to #llv, MAl Bid My theItth 

at. of m aut In Au«in*, IHL 

and aufher of nearly i Mere of 

na far the «nt«rtalmn*nt, recre 

SuMMery fine wttkin HM nett fe* 

a WniUay, 35, will be 

feMto, Dr. glean tiai »rv«l prsinliwnt 

tfiorchu In kefh conf.rd 

picked up by county autborftIM 

YuMda* whan he ig rataiad from , Itegtatrttteo of the diWlitM WUI 

a Mirylamd penitentiary at Mtf. fake plna prior to toe opening Other Maden Include the Rev. 

meetlnf of ,tM wocDiw, which M 

Re win be brought hack Dy 

Waadnw W, Kern, Narberth, pa, 

scheduled for 4 P. m, Tiwidw. The Philadelphia Conference director n. 

County DatMMVe Kennedy MMMJ. conference win close with the noonadult 

work and corrector of the 

to f*» • ifcttiai amd entering In toeal on Friday. 

Ocean City Older Conference, and 

dirtnwnt bm. 

the Jtev. Daniel Hulltt, of Salem, 

Dr. t M M L,, mart*. H Phil*. N, J,, «dyB work director for the 

Accordlof to Weal 

dMphla, «• New Jemy Confertmee. 

Wtuttey. who live* ' 

BCpsrtfnwit^ #f MfwdHft M LSiH 

k«MU Ho«plHI. will b. on. ot Mi. 

The morning devotions will be 1 

nlihf* (otfttnt «' 

charge of Benjamin F, Moore, t 

ten DSEB August f 

Lanadowne, Pa,, and Mm, Herbert 

lawUf Mjkltii ._.., 

C, Hague, of Salem, will be the 

obtained a Job it the 

plsnlst. The Hw, D. A, Simons will 

but wta dlnnnwed M 

be In charge of Ncmtlon. and Wai, 

four day. liter. 

lace McKeai, regWir. Mr* w. W, 

Kern and Mm Daniel Hulltt will net 

s» hostews- 

2 Of OUR MOST 

OUWl CA&IUS 

wHh whit* Sthlttli -mbrold.rv in 

• MtftiMl thwm«l In flaHarini 

NW MM, f*MI pink, (Camden A Phlla.J—Sundayi (Camd.n Only) 

2:57 P.M.~W«kd»v. (ClmdM A Phlla) 

4.00 PJM—Sundayi only (Camd.n « phlla ) 

Chanf* •• Haddonflild for Phlla. 

DUotft hiva OHM to 

UMlw ITini |!in 

or it btntnM. stva DM 

MrtMHilHf MMtt to M 

Alls SA pBn ©f TnJtn 

our huf* #4IWctton. 

fiis 

MENNIES 

753 ASBORY AVENUE and tSO BOARDWALK 

WHITE SHIRTS 

SPORT SHIRTS ky Jltien and latia, Lsn, and 

MMrt tl—Jtt. iMId eatora and print. ...._.,. 

1.95 up 

PAJAMAS by Pla.lwav and WIlMn •reHliri. Sumiw,and 

r.dular w.lsbt. Cotton, Rlyon and Btcnn, 

2.fSfa 

ROBES by Dunbar and Botany tor Home and h M 

wear ,,,,,,.,.• 

SWIM TRUNKS by Cat.lln., •rtnHned and (taWrt 

•run, Plaldi, print* end wild color.. Lari* auertiMnf 

sf ttvlH , 

2.95 to 5.9* 

CABANA SITS hy Catallna and •rantwead, MM 

tor b»aeh and playflmi wear, Fancy pattarnt ant 

plaidt , 

SWANK JEWELRY Cempltt* itlecflsn Includlnt 

collar pint, tl« tlatpf and cuff link uhj. 

BELBER LUGGAGE Preferred by matt m*n. 

Two »ult«r* arid companion bio. , . 

Air Conditioned for Shopping Comfort 

ixon's 

MEN'S and BOW WEAB 

I]] ASIURY AVENUE _ PHQNE lilt 

OPEN FRIDAY A SATURDAY EVENINGS 

FAMOUS BEACH BEAUTIES 

JEWELS OF THE 

Joif on. frorrt our brand nanw eoil^thm , , , Sfring of Narit' - h* 

dr.^d , , . b.wltchingly O^tA in .(MtleMid MHglltM W MH 

tail (illm) | H *b«,t your ffetir*. P..rl. tract Hw contour of tN Fi* 

Ftara ira ifftf taint H, cu. frbm yoO M UftMr ir WW(« •• *M ^ 

may b*. Com* ehseM your faverit* celsrl 

Othart pricad from a law i.91 

.-,, '•'•'»'« 

.!>.'*-:(. 

.BOARDWALK STORK 6PIN WiRV IVINi«» "** ' 

Com* m, Bhhrai AroUMd... SM WHaW «-# MI 

Y, JUNI 10, 19S4 

(ling Key to 

>re Success 

FRESH KILLED CHICKENS ~~ 

FRYERS _ ROASTING _ STIWING 

CHICKEN PARTS — LEGS, BREASTS, ETC. 

WE ARE CONTINUING TO OPERATE OUR 

HOUSI-TO-HOUSi PRODUCE ROUTf 

FRANK and ELEANOR BRADLEY 

News Gems of Diamond Jubilee 

Garrison Jewelers 

WATCHES 

DIAMONDS - JEWELRY 

Expert Watch and 

Jewelry Repairing 

Modernizing 

ALL WATCHES TE5TID ON 

WATCH MASTM 

Mi ASBURY AVINiJI 

Kitlsasl Bmak «l Orraa Citr Bldf. 

PIIONF. Bli 

HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY 

"FHf FAMILY DRUG STORE SINCE 1911" 

Takes the Burn Out of Sunburn 

HUCHIS' FAVORITE 

SUNBURN LOTION 

loethlnn. _ Healing fer 43 Yeifi 

aemuriu fat the 

Full Line of 

SUN TAN Preparation! 

Gaby • Ceppertont • Skslex 

I iUN GLASSES • all type. - all pricai 

lathing Capt 50c to fl.SO 

UndarwsMr'SWiM GOGGLES 

NSM Clipi. Ear Plugi 

ntcttfilkt (or 

FIRST AID KITS 

for 

Horn* . Auto • Shop 

SIM, 12.15 • f 2,7!. $3.10 

ADJUSTAiLI CRUTCHf S TOR SALE OR HINT 

"THI DRUG STO1I WITH TH§ SIDEWALK SUNDIAL" 

alM For and Delivarad Proieription and Night Phona O. C, M45 

J, THORNLEY HUGHES, P.D 

' Owner and MnlHr 

ROURT 4 PAUL, P.B. AOHMM Plwnnaflif 

Cornw 8th Stiwat and WMtoy Avrau* 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINiL LEDGER 

operated liter %MH month, it was 

annuuneed by Capt, Jack Jeiner, 

ohiiirmun of bay from aetivitio^ 

New York In preparation for an 

operatic career* after a lengthy \Q\\T 

of scrvlee in the Army, 

Th* father and un appairtd en 

tfif fatnttf Anutaur Heur ritdis 

shew witti Mater Bswts whttt that 

preffsm wit in its heyday during 

th. 19»'t. 

He Is survived by hl§ wife, Florence! 

another son, Donald, and 

daughter* Jeatiette, 

Funeral services look place in 

ttaddonfleld yesterday, 

Mary Pickford. screen actress of 

the Twenties: "Success Is a whip to 

beat yourself with to become bet 

ter, H 

•uy a JuMIe* ihar* New) 

ALL MAKE'SETS 

Don't' miM prMiout houn 

of TV ajntarfainitwnt. Our 

prompt, •fficianf MFVIM 

nMtarM your Nt to puk 

h in a |lffy! 

ALWEATHER8Y 

WI SELL - . 

ADMIRAL. DUMONT - RCA 

TELEVISION SETS 

144 Asbury Avanu* 

Phon«22t7-J 

Opera Singers 

Due af Gateway 

What's Doing On 75th Birthday Program 

f Telli Kiwanit 

JUBILEE PLATES ARRIVI 

participation, Commluloner LaUL 

(His Method. 

Almost 1,000 of the specially it- once P, Lunny and CommlHlonC! Noted Stan to bt 

signed Jubilee dinner plain arrive Harvey W. Adama; Dr. F, 1, Lam 

j Iho llutv of svfrj' clilien in 

here lhl» week and are now belni Halnei, for the Airport Association. Heard Thit Summer 

j ffsort urea 10 soil and sell and In wlntar during itsmii th. *«,, placed on sale by Ihe Women's Clul Robert P, Oarey, pruldent of the 

J, fiwfBi' A, llamld Jr. Htlvlsnl 

• wnitantly 9n.»ln» at «,*"" of Ocean Oily, both directly sn< Chamber of Commerce, preilded, Leading opera campanlel of 

through retail outlets. 

America will be fully represented 

, Klwnnis Club yr«tp|doy noon ill 

The next meetlni of the plannln thla auminer at the Gateway Musical 

The attractive plates were manu committee will be tomorrow (Fr, 

Resloiiranl. 

to .hew 

Playhouse in Semen Point., when 

factored In Alliance, Ohio, The; day I at 12:15 p. m. In Slmmj The slngora from the Metropolitan, San. 

!J Ihnl what we offer pfople 

have tho mermaid Insignia in tli public is invited to observe or parFraneliieo, 

New York City Center,! 

|li inlnnglBle, but It ran tu- 

renler, surrounded by landmark: tlclpate, 

and Philadelphia Civic Opera Com! 

rn «s on iirdlnary pilrihuHO. We 

and activity scenes. 

peration i, 

• * • 

ponies will appear. 

,0 wll 

(ivinB Ihfni reiaxatiun nnd 

nd sell 

MANY HEW EVENTS 

rf. with our beaches, hoard, 

! MERMAID MODEL IS 

The ienweek seaaon geta under 

LIITID FOR SUMMER 

way June U with the performance 

ami .imiisimi ills If p,.,,i,i,> or iii '* """T 

an op. | OUIIT OF COMMITTEE 

Jubilee planning and development of "Milter Roberts", A well know known 

not durlvlnB ihcsr benullls 

in recent weeka has greatly expand, Broadway and TV star to appear il 

rcsurt arras Ihuy would nut 

if II will 

ed the achedule of evenUi on Ocean the tills role will be annotmcei 

Mlip lo return, 

•m publicity, he con. for the now familiar Diamond Jubi City's summer calendar. Director next week. The alMroadway cast 

elutlecl. 

I), told his •udlenu thol n 

locmermaid insignia, was a guest a Walkins pointed out this week. He will perform "Mister Roberis f 

Ticket, for the annual Kiwanls a meelliiB of the Jubilee directors said there are now many apeeial 

if number of people whs an swimming and diving dii myel on July commllU'e chairmen. Chamber oi events in addition to the usual 

..Icing 111 retort areai do not9 

ill (he Flanders pools were di^. Commerce directors and city official? summer activities carrying over 

•lilt th> ImBsriance of oiling trlbuied to members of the club by Thursday night last week at Simms from other years, 

u.Hon to the public. 

Arthur M, M DeMarls DeMarr;,",n'eci"chai met li Restaurant, 

They will be sold to benuiii I] 

Ichaduiad to run rhrouohout 

Homid EnlerpriscB, (ilnrtc>d by \ for undiTprivileKed children 

She was introduced by Ernest II. 

th* t.aton arc f*yr .Huh-an 

• A. Humid Sr., Is considLTcd [ „ — -—••••. 

Philson. first vice president and 

amateur photo tsntMt far vliltort, 

Ht'ileral chiiirman of the celebration 

. of the largest anHlsemerH or. 

a Juklla* fnhlno c*ni«t far prbw 

He also gave a summary of i 

uiioils in the United States 

awardi, a ihMrMbHrd tMrnamMit 

•«•»•• Inclvdln, 

City To Study Revision budget of the Jubilee and said that 

j ore nuresentcd In 13 fairs in 

ip«niar*d by Hw thufllaboard 

ihe sale of additional shares is n» 

stole. Including the Trenton Slate 

Club, and a hiifwlcal uhlUf of 

eessary to meet a goal whleh he 

„: own and oneTiilc n string of Of Building Code 

Oc.an City niln, map*, photo- 

rt'ferred to as ^0,000 currently, to 

mitts in Atlantic city: also o«n 

Continued tram pate 1 

sraphi and olh.r Iramt. • 

carry om the program. 

Hamid Circus. In iidditlun to cessed later. 

and tiperutlnM the Stcrl 

Reports also were given by Tile next ipecial event on the pro- 

Albtrf «, Po.f, chlaf ol th. S#ll, (Jharies W, Munich, on ilnanccH, and gram will be "Children's Week" be 

i steel Pier, j.nit-Jui -t-.l by the Bur.au of Planning ,Bd eBm, Ralph G, Lull an acllvllles of the ginning Friday, June 25, and apfln, 

aid!, ill IMS, is considered the Bi*ree, uld thai 'fht purpaM of Tabernacle Assuciation, 

sored by the Hate! and Restaurant 

Id's finest amusement place, the pramulgatlns a tltr* it.nd.rd Arthur Walklni, proniolional dlrec Association ThU will be followed 

(ierlaiod, Mr, Harnid Sr, eede It to itrlv* for up-f»datt unl I tor, cave a detailed account of spe- 

by the Warren Boy Choir on June 2» 

had an extensive career in form admlnlitrallsn and cenltruc. I clBl events and activities excluding ind SO at the Music Pier, sponsored 

busini'!,s._ became aeqiiainled Hen itandantf within th* mi, " I those already planned ani) sponsored ly the Lions Club, 

Atlantii- Lily when he had a 

, - i by the miinicipa! gyvernment, Hf Other June activities include the 

ilinK an on the Million Dollar 

11 could save miiniol-, explained that seme Jubilee eventi 'abernacle Association's Diamond 

He nho oriKinnled the divine 

ilirii.sands of dollar', since Iti, will run throiiahout the summer 

by reference would be in 

ubUee dinner at the Flam)ITS HO- 

season, and others have net yet had 

I lieu of preparation and publishing 

el on the 21th, and a "Breakfast 

dates assigned, 

I People in patroni (treamlng ! COsts, 

night" sponsored by the Ay-port 

4,fS fe IMS 

« the iteel Pier and think it |, i The Ocean City commissioners Mri, Rutull Hinitem rtauntad Association on the Mth. 

iklnf msnev hand over fist. The • have received numerous requests for and w.i granted a (ptclal Jubilee The amateur photo contest, Urn- 

HM, the speakar tald, far op \ revision ef the local eode over a fluf in the b.by parada. It will ed to snapshoU of the Ocean City 

fifing in the blaek ii th« c^rf» period of almost 10 year*. The Gar, tarry gut fht mtrmald thtmt In rea, will open June SO, 

rclftd In buying talent and den's Group as recently as a year th* parton of Mill Bay, Norman Mr, Watklns said that almost two 

The moviet must appeal ago insisted that tho city code is Stull Wai appointed chairman sf a loien other special events are in 

milv audience, 

: nniiguated beeause It prohibits committ.. to craat* th* float, .reparation for later In the season, 

[ ûme huildintl methods developed in 

iilh some not yet dcllnitely iched. 

? as it may seem, the mnie 

nober! K, Bell spoke on decorative 

recent years. 

led. 

lighting nl homes and busutciis 

ilaces to crealo a festive atmosphere, "The auccMi sf rh*m and th* 

iuberl Hunter, chairman of the prospect* of n*r* will depend en. 

llghtint! commillee. offered the serv, llr.ly on fhe amsunt o( money 

ices of his group on a consulting which can be railed from the pub- 

9.M to !«,?§ 

basis to anyone desiring assistance lic purchaiM of iharM," he uld, 

in planning such Illumination. "The Juki)** AuaclaHen U antlr.ly 

Inavpendint Dnancl.lly from 

BRADLEYS Others who reported briefly were 

the city, ssvarnmenf, and mutt 

Mayor Edward P. Bowker, on city 

rely antlr.ly upon fund! ralitd 

frem rHldmfa and kvilntii •*•• 

FARMERS MARKET 

Phona ISM * pie," 

Among the proposed events are a 

Dr, Roger G. LaResa bayfrunt pageant and boat parade, 

| a model airplane meet, a golf iourna. 

116 ATLANTIC AVENUE PHONE 2124 Optometrist 

, fflenl, an archery tournament, a eav- 

144 Canlrai Avt. : alcade of bieyeles, an old,fashioned 

MEAT DEPARTMENT 

OCiAM CITY, N, j, 

j block party, m pushmoblie derby, 

j an amateur* rifle tournament, a 

Offlre Hours 

t polle# pistol tournament, a police 

CHOICE CITY DRESSED VEAL 

Pally 8:30 lo 5(30 

1 

No Hours on Wed, and Sun. and firemen's ball and a Jubilee 

Moil, anil rrl. Eve, hy ADPl. "press day", 

GENUINE BABY SPRING LAMB — CHOICE BEEP 

* • c 

NEW TYPE CRUiSI PLANNED 

PULL LINE OF 

\ A dully Diamond Jubilee Cruise 

aboard Capt, Chris Montagns's pleas 

PRODUCE — GROCERIES — DELICATESSEN 

ur*> eryiser "Bxpendabio" will be 

1 

lonui fm Dr Adanu. after belna AawUtM for uae u It 

presented by Dr. Charlet B. Ptem, The Mrvlc* will conclude at > o'clock 

•uperintendent of Khoolt The Rev, with the turning on of th. JubUM 

aeorge FUeher, paitar of the iirit llghta which wUI floodlight tht Tab> 

l>re>hyterlan Church, gave the Invo- enuele building eaeh evw0n« during 

cation, and the Rev. Albert Saart, the rammer 

aaslilant patter at si, Augujilnes R 

C. church, pronounced the binedie- TIM pvMIe aiaa la ImdtMl M HM 

lion. 

Under the direction of Miss Helen 

M, Derrick, the graduate! ung 

choral arrangement, of "Give Me 

Your Tired, Your Poor" and "Hand 

of Ivy," 

The high school band under the 

baton of Paul H. Weil played the 

••"•dltlonal proceuional "Pomp and 

Circumsunce*", and Invereargil, by 

Liihgow, at the recessional The 

bind opened the program with the 

"National spirit" and Mignonette 

Overture? 

Penna, Congressman 

through July 4, 

To Speak Here On 4Hi 

"Paint Yeur Wagon", darting 

p^ 1 

July t, will brlni ants tha eara* City and had anticipated a visit." 

way ,>.D> a canfully chsMn The patriotic service alto will In. 

•rsup ol iinfari lo ra-cnata th* elude a short addren by Mayor Bow- 

Bread**? hit fron th* Mm. writlier and Jubilee Chairman Erneit 

ars at •Brloadooti". From th* PhUson; a reading of the Declara- 

Matrapolltail Optra Company. Ar. tion of Independence by Miu Dia- 

Ihur Budnay, batiârlfsna, and mond Juhlloo, Maria Aderns: and 

r*t*nl winner of the NMrapMltan music- by the Diamond JubUce Chor. 

Audltlani ef th* Air, whs a» Us of the Tabernacle Association, 

pearad thli pa.l uaton In -Berk 

Th. program will be enhanced 

Oodunov" and ethar eparai at tha 

by the ute ef th* new srgan pun 

"MM", will loin tha company fer 

chased by Hi. Tabemacla Att*> 

th* •till Himntar, 

ciatian and inttelM In th* ttrand 

Th.atr. through ceartny of th. 

The New York City Center Opera man*g*ni*nt. It It a Wi/HUut 

Company In repretented in the per- fwo-manual srgan with amplinu- 

•on of Bar) ReddlnK, baritone, who flon tynihrsniud with DM n.w 

appeared there last Hasan as Dr, Strand •MrMphsnlc tewnd In.fal- 

Falke In "Die nedennaus", and ia latlan far CVi«naicop« fHnia,ITtie 

well-remembeRd u leading man at ergan la (jmllar Is thaw inttpllad 

he Gateway during the last half uf In the Vatican In Rom. and r*> 

he summer season this paat year cwitiy in the chap*) at Narthw**> 

The San Francisco Opera Com. t.rn Unlvenlty, 

my lends Richard Sharretta, haaa, 

protege of John Charles Thomas. President Luff also announced, that 

o the Gateway for the role of Bonn he regular Tabernacle tervlees wjii 

Tweed in "UP in Central Park", the 

f*&i 

t-ri 

fer 

^ " •" r xr*v> 

>—MCTWM om THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

SALE 

Straat ami Wwt Avanua 

k. from bwcli. Cup. Call taHaa*. S Mmm, III* bath, llvfnat 

for Imnwdl.t. S.I. $11,000 

WALTiR A, DITTRICH, Inc. 

, Realtors 

Comer Ifh St. and W«sl«y Av«. 

AWNINGS 

YOU MIGHT AS WELL HAVE THE BEST 

AT NEARLY HALF THE PRICE 

^48-Hour Service On New Awnings 

Repairing and Re-Hanging 

LLOYD'S AWNINGS 

INSURED BY LLOYD'S 

727 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 3042 

DAVID V, 

BRADFORD 

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 

111 ATLANTIC AVENUE PHONE 1856 

LAGOON APARTMENT FOR RENT 

On Itlti St. Lagoon. N>wiy wwvtfM, 2 btdngnii, bath, living room 

dining room combination, kitchen. 

SMMii * 1.000 Including Boat Slip 

INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALI 

. I H M M d«lr»b). St. CharlH Place. Upwr cott.o. part hai 4 badr»m. 

and fcath, MaM'i room >nd bath. Living room, dining room, 

madam Htch.n, two car g.r.g.. pint (Iwr apartmint cantaini 3 

fcrtrtami '"*> Bath. LlvlnB room, dining room, kitchen. Automatic 

MMw h«tm aich flwr. Funtlitiad, 

$26,180 

COTTAOI FOR SALI 

r*# tadreBinl. m.ld', room, living ream, dining rMiit, klrthin. 

Attract!.. .11 m.pl, fwrnltun. Parking far two cart IMIc.ly .qulpp.d 

Fnnlyn Plan (100 block naar b.ach) Financing av.ll.bl, 

»14,100 

•TO BE SURI" REALTOR 'INSURE' 

"/mure Your Title and Be Serfs" 

PLANT FOUNDED IN lift 

COMPLETE TITLI INSURANCE 

THROUGHOUT NEW JIRSIY 

CHiLSEA TiTLi 


OCEAN CITY 

NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BUILDING 

OTHER OFFICIS: 

AtlutR. City, Mmrtalr, R,« |.l, atl W1MWOI>1J {. p ,,,r r " 

* .,. urilW T.m. Blv,r i 

AT THE OCEAN CITY- 

SOMERS POINT GOLF COURSE 

(• IH/I Tlaia I. f./>y • f.H »„,.« .f ».„«,, f.J. 

Vaur l»iiiHif>wf t»« rwidt U-» It 

STllt 

HlllUa K 

ir N Kami 

FH.1 MMI SIMM 

hwhiiliil MHtiM! uiti 

rrn Mil *t r 

990 MWN 

Ml 

VITS 

M/IHUIIM' 

5 Lmrmm 

Mtti-m tLUtlum 

Out Hmrtmmd t\mn 

K. of C. Council 

Elects Woolson 

Succeed* Fox as 

Local Grand Knight 

I^'tnuel F Wool Mm un< t It 1 tf d 

^mnd knight of Ocean Ctt\ (.nuncil 

No 25«0 KnlghlH «f , 

Tuesdo\ t'\* n lit if L» IHICLCMI f{a^ 

giond D Fox ttr The meeting \m-« 

in thi* pHrochlfll xchool hilt 

John h Holland u HI named tit \J 

nU tmud knlffhl and John J 

Motxt tluiiuillur Other ofjJuT^ 

i Ii 11< (| wen* Lt ••lit* F Brooks rt 

torthnj, suid II \ Unix rt (i Morns 

111 J»SI»I Pt I Ann J Murphj w\\ o> 

i iite John J GrelsJger \tarde 1 

rhomnv. n \foi rim Insid* guard 

mil M it! hi w, 1 t ail in H dutsidt 

DJiviil (; Clayton wos elected tmir in 

2 b«lroom», all conven- 

iences; Urge 1st ... 14,100 

WEEK END SHACK 

On large wooded let, 3 mile* 

from Ocean City; water and 

electricity. Pull price $750 

Homes, Hemsiltes, 

Form, Waterfront 

HERMAN B WALKER 

Real Ittata insurance 

SHORE ROAD, MARMORA 

r«Mif• N flit 

Phene OC 2956-R-U 

OPEN EVENINGS 

At) Haw 

4FH nut Bltnti Mfttt H 

M t 

Tilt ••(• md Pmmt^ «— 

Mint 

Balimllr ilHW 

SAMPLE 

10 A. M, ,»o I P. M. 

DAILY and SUNDAY 

SOMIRS POINT DEVELOPMENT CO. 

Villa** Brlv. A R«itt* •, Plyw lawin 

*A> Ifcl 

Jt \ * 

PHILA. EVENING & 

SUNDAY BULLETIN 

For Home Dalivery Service 

Phone O. C. 2669 

FOK SALE 

Baautlfully Fi.rn. BUNGALOW 

3 yaar. aid. Lot«' • 115 

Biv'ront COTTAGE. Fornlihsd 

tt.500 

DUPU6X, Furn. 3 y««n old 

$13,500 

Small COTTAGE, Large let 

MJOO 

Small COTTAGE and extra let 

100' i las' 17,500 

Sanrals * Scatdn July @r Aug, 

OLIVE MacPMERSON 

Uth and Watt Ava. 

Summer Daze 

Announce Betrothal 

Of Ethel I. Moray 

Mr, uiul Mrs Ktmncth R Mof 

20fl 12tli si., rtiinrtLint-y the enMn 

fflMiil «f their diiUMiiter, Ktht'l E 

iibeth MiKH'y, iy Atiman 1 Robert 

k'ti LiiwtsMU soil uf Mr and M 

Ljuyti Lawtuii. of OMfli'nbijFU, K, 

Mr. Liiwton IN Htiitionptt at the N 

ii] Air Station, Allmitl? City. 

FOR SALE 

HOUSE AND 24 ACRES 

Tht* fuiiplr plan a fall wedding 

EXCELLENT LOCATION SHORE ROAD PALERMO 

IDEAL P@S TRUCK FARM AND PRODUCE STAND 

Houw, 8 rooms and bath, new heating system, new 

shingle siding and roof, 82 gallon electric Net water 

heater. Full bawment. Must be sold to settle in estate. 

Price $15,000 

Phon* OC 2248 between 8 A, M. and 5 P M, 

After S P. M. Phon* 2U9-J-2 

BOARDWALK STORES AND APARTMENTS 

FOR RENT 

2 stores Not. 390 & 392 approx. 15x60 each — suitable 

for Drug Store, Beauty Parlor, Dress or Hat Shop, 

Pastry Shop, Pudge Shop, Linen Shop, Haberdasher or 

Leather Goods. 

3 Apts, Not. 380, 386 & 388, each with 2 bedrooms, 

Murphy-Bed in living ream, tile bath, dining room A 

kitchen. Open front' lun-deck overlooking Boardwalk and 

Ocean with full view of Atlantic City across the Inlet, 

Season Rent, $1,000. Half-season, ISSO. 

HANEY LLOYD CHATTIN 

•94 BRIGHTON PLACE 

1315 ASBURY AVINUI 

REALTOR 

OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

FOR SAL! — 

PHONE 0432 

PHONE 0040 

FINE COLONIAL ALL YEAR-AROUND HOMI 

809 SEVENTH STREET 

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pantry, h«r*, rn 

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p in i.:our1 of uuarris will follow 

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Marks Birthday At 

Parry In Classroom 

Ji-lf Olivers son of Mrs, Kii-sllno 

Oliver, IU29 PicHsuro ov., celchrnlsa | 

J hfH Mt-i/pnd birthday rt*centiy as the I 

hiinnryd Huitsl in his mother's Fifth I 

Uriel siixlh Mratlp clflKSroonl fll the 

Ni'w Vork as% schotjh SORIUF§ Paint, 

j Thi' thilrircn eniertaiiied by 

j dl'awiiiH large colored birthday cards 

en Iht* blackboard, Songs and indh 

virtual l!riH>liii(!s wfru tape rpcordrd 

, a?* a permanent memento of the* 

; MIHS Lynn Lawrence, Second Grade j 

teaeher, rerojaied three gangs in his { 

honcir. She plSyed them on the Horn, 

mund organ. Sixth Orude student ; 

; Richard Conover, also recorded a I 

: number on the accordion. 

The traditional birthday cake WBR ! 

served. 

\ Ths? man who sits and waits for 

a uuidi'ti opjiurtiinjty 

iii s gulden ehulr. 

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GREETINGS FROM 

SUE AND JERRY'S 

12th and Boardwalk 

WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF OUR 

WESTERN Niw AMP 

TRY ONI OF OUR FAMOUS, FELIN'S 

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VISIT OUR FLOWER MART —SEE OUR 

SELECTION OF FLOWIRINO ANNUAL PLANTS 

GERANIUMS SPECIAL -,49c Md 5* 

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SINIIBLV rams — we WILL nmi KMOWINOI-V 

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W« please yen, er cheerfully refund your monsy. You'll enjoy particularly LancaiWr Irand 

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THt OCEAN CITY iBNTIHIL-LlOQH 

Selected Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 

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Colossal Ripe Olives 

Kinjcn K-P Corned Beef 

Chmn Salmon 

Ground Black Pepper 

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t*i—- SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

MO Pound* of Tropical Hah The Wmmkln Somers Point 

Mn. A. W. Saburn, Reporter 

'William Ammann is 

Haverford Graduate 

lain. Mrs, Henry Ford, Mrs. Frrt 

llutrman. Mm. Charlci Blnck, Mr», 

Olio KortisPl odd-Mrs. Auiuwll Ira} 1 , 

MSLIB PLeCTOGNATHI. an Ocun Sun Flih la you, praunli • r.tti.r 

unhappy tiMd-M view •> h* pom with Oon RapHuI, Imfliui-LadftT 

•dvtrdtlna nun, left, and hli brother. Tummy. • Marin* Cerpt HnM 

HctttiMant- Tha flvt-fooMong tp*clm#nr hundr*ds df 'fnllH train lt£ ysysl 

trsplMl habitat, wat trapped In * gully and proddad up en th* Inl.t 

bMCh by twe rMort vliltori l»>« watt —Senior Studio photo. 

Law Officers Becoming More 

Professional, Rotary Learns 

Law enforcement ofTiMrs toelas 1 

are following a trend toward .spe- 

cialized professional status to engblo 

them to do an effective job, nccord. 

tag to George W, Dougherty, chief 

dps May County investigator, who 

addressed the Ocean City Rotary 

Club at Plymouih Inn, Friday nigh!. 

Mr, Dougherty, a local resident, 

spent 12 weeks last fail nllendinu 

the National Police Academy con- 

ducted by the Federal Bureau of 

Investigation near Washington, lie 

wai the first law officer from this 

county to attend the famed Acad- 

emy, where enrollment Is iimii.it 

Ttt* lnv«(lg«tor told th* Rot.r 

, lam lain* of hit own uparlincan 

In the itrenuoui training regi- 

men, and polnlud gut that fhf FBI 

ha. uerted a tremendous Inflo 

•n€« In helping raise the stand* 

, irdi ef law enforcement work 

throughout the nation. 

Last year, he said, ihi.-pc wi-it- 2,- 

414 schools Kponsori'tl by 1 hu Fi'ii. 

eral Bureau around the nation (or 

the purpose of spreading its knowl- 

edge and know-how among many 

thousands of local police officers. 

Mr. Dougherty explained that FBI 

laboratories, finding;) of the uniform 

crime reports and many other ser- 

vices and facilities are available to 

assist local police at all times. 

Another guttt it the meeting 

wat Lsdgl* Dsi Carls, icoutmait.r 

ef Troop II, ipsnwred by the 

Methodlit church. He wa> pre 

»nt«d with a cath gift from I* 

tary to bt used toward the pur- 

that* of trosp equipmtnt. 

Jubilee Chairman ErntfSt (I. Phil- 

Non presented citation eertlflcates 

from the Area Boy Sceut Council 

to members of the Rotary commit, 

tie which helped conduct the yarn- 

poms hero over the Memorial Diiy 

week end. j 

Visiting Hoiarlan litiFhtK wore in- : 

IruUiii'i'd by IJr .1. Tlinmicy Huahei-, 

Tiu-v tlixit wai! upon the Lord 

shiill renew tlii'ir slrcillitli! they I 

shall mount up with wings aN eagles; 

thi'v flliali run and iiol be weary,! 

and they shall walk and not faint, | 

—Isaiah 40.31 ; 

Beauty Pageant 

System Changed 

Citizen* to Veto on 

Girl, by Postcard 

SOMEBS POINT—Man* for the «. 

lection of Miss Somers Paint for 

I9S4, were made Thursday evening, 

when the Social Club met at the 

home of Mrs, Harry Johnson, ^ 

Mrs. Virginia Allen, ctulrnuT'af 

the affair, announced a change ill 

the manner of selection of the beau- 

ty queen, who will reign over the 

annual baby parade, August 21, and 

will ol«o Hde on the float in the 

Miss America pageant parade in At- 

lantic City. 

Because the Social Club will span, 

gar a float in the MUs America pa- 

geant. Mrs, Alien said, the content 

for Miss gamers Point wlU be con i 

ducted differently. 

Prwlsuily, an •takerat* pn- 

oram ant) HiMrtllniMflt were 

planned far th* nlsht ef rh. chas. 

ting of th* winner and her court 

of honor. TM. year, Initaad, pk 

tVPM ef th* nnreMant* will b. 

displayed In iacal tter* wlndowt, 

and mMMtl of the town may 

yota for rh»lr favorll* by lending 

a PMt card to the commlrH*. Poit 

•fflce bo*« ]W and Mt, 

dosing date far entries will be 

June 30, 

Any unmarried girl living in the 

community year around, between 

the ages of is and II, may compete 

for the title, A girl who was either 

a contestant or a winner in prev- 

ious contests may enter, providing 

she complies with the rules. Bach 

entrant must submit a photograph 

of herself to the Miss seiners Point 

Committee, together with all other 

information, 

A csmmirre* wai eppefnfvd far 

th» preparation ef the Heat «ffl> 

prlaln* Mr,. Ann Weod, Mr.. Clor- 

la B*ker, Mr. Luclle ••fie, Mr. 

Virginia Allen and Mr. Allc* 

Clark. Plant wen made for an 

outing June 1 at the ,Sunny.ld» 

Restaurant, 

A letter of thanks was read from 

the High Bank Park Association to , g m - 

the members of the club who served i 

refreshments to men working on the , 

pier, i 

Baptist Mhsloners 

N Cwnmfttm 

SOMEIU POIfTP-At a meeting nf 

the Miulonar}' Society of the First 

Baptist Church, Thursday evening, 

committees were named for the 

year. They are Mrs. Grace llawn. 

hospitality: MR J, Serh and Mrs, 

Nellie- Helm. Fellowship suppers; 

Rev, O. Arden Fam-n, book reporlsi 

Mrs, O, A, Farrell, arrange devo. 

tional period each month: Corre«. 

pandenee, Mrs, B, Rouland and Miss 

Blanche Reni'ssan, 

Mrs. Oeorge Farrell, president, 

conducted the meeting. The Hev. 

Mr, Farreil >poke on missionary 

work, Mrs, Thomas MarHh read a let- 

ler from her daughter, a mission- 

ary, with her husband, also a mis- 

sionary in Africa, Rev. and Mrs, 

Robert Hajis. telling of their work i 

there. Also a letter was read from 

the Bev. I. Dannuig, a mhsionarj- in 

the Philippines. 

The young people of First Bap. 

list Church are working on a pro- 

Jecl to beautify the lawn oi the 

church and hope to wpply new 

shrubs. They will sell grecilns 

Zavflglia Win* Ed.M 

At State University 

Joseph C. ZBvaglla. Ml ISIh »t.. 

Ocean City, received a degree ef 

Master of Education at the iUlh 

commencement of Rutgers University 

! ut New Brunswick yesterday, lie was 

.me of sis from Cape May county 

receivInK Slate I'niversiiy degrees in 

various fields. 

Among ihe others were Michael J. 

Del Collo, Sea Isle city, and Ralph 

I HcliclliiiBer, «rren Creek, 

Named Lifsguard Captain 

Patrolman Gene Taylor, of thep 

WildwDOd Crest police ilcpfirlmeiit. 

this week was named captain of the 

Beach Patrol there. Mayor Palmer 

M, Way announced that Taylor will 

have charge of 20 llfettuords on duty 

this summer. 

ManLoM Sought 

Is Brought Back 

To Aniw«r Charges 

Of Bad Check. Hat* 

A man siniKhl by Ocean City po. 

lice four yean for ii worthier I 

cheeks was taken into iiistmly hy j 

county authorities and lodged in the ; 

county jail jrsterday. j 

Charles F. Beam, who is under an i 

infiictment on three eyunt§ of i>!*' 

It-ring fraudulent chrciM, was re. 

Ilimed from Aitoonj, Fa., by Under, 

sheriff A. Ilublmnl Ileii and Troop, 

er Ullrich of the Court House State 

Police jHiiiion= 

•••« if to b* •rr«lgn«< to »n. 

t«r a #)•• «»«t MradnHday b*f«r« 

Judge Harry TMIHihaum, 

lMuan» of 

legediy «,,„ 

' Be«m liter , 

WILLIAM B. AMMANN 

Son of Mr. and Mrs, William Am- 

maim, 20! w, ITlh si.. Oeean Ciiy, 

was graduated Friday from Haver- 

ford College, llaverford. Pa., in a 

clfiss of 110 men, 

IH' went to the suburban Philadel 

cards to raise funds for this piiijwl, ' Phiu Quaker collet'e from Ihe Wil- 

_____ ~ lyim >*enn Charier School. 

Rev. Rinck to 

Go to Canada 

He ma 

jorecl in ccoiiomich and expects to 

j enter buînt'ss with his father after 

t-umpleiing military service. 

r Mr. Ainmarln Is well known here 

I as a speedboat racinjj driver ut the 

Ocean City Yacht Club, He Is a Tor- 

mcr winner nf the itcMwoar Trophy 

1 *yev'Wx._ 

SOMERS POINT —. The Rei. . Principal speaker at the Ilaverforil 

Charles Rinck, pastor of tjrni'e i commencement was Dr. HotH-rt M. 

Lutheran chureh, will be a dcleijale Hulchuis, associate director of the 

to tht ]»l)i Biennial National Con Ford F'oiindatiarl and former presi- 

vention of the United Lutheran ' dent uf the University of Chicago. 

Church in, America, in Toronto. Can- ' who spent a uwk an the r.impu» 

•da, October 6 to 13. 

The Rev. sr. Rinek, «as eleclnd 

at the recent conference of ihe New 

Jersey Synod, in Ocean City. 

The Rev. Mr, Rincfc also was re- 

esntly elected secretary of the Sou. 

them Conference of the Synod, at 

a nueting In Mount Holly. 

Tuesday evening, he presented In 

members of the church council ol 

Epiphany Lutheran Church one of 

the programs of the Evanjselieul 

Lutheran Synod of New Jersey, Tri 

Objective Appeal. The council «f 

Epiphany approved the plan and 

will participate In the Synodical pro 

with the Senior classmen. 

Sinawilts End Season 

At Gala Luncheon 

j SOMEHS POINT _ Mrs. Richard '• 

ess ar a farewell board of director* 

luncheon recently at Harry^ Inn, 

The tables were attractively dec= 

orated with cut flowers. Mrs, HaHcn. 

burlier was presented with a com, 

pact by the directors, in approeia. 

lion of her work durlntj the year 

Enjoying the luncheon were Mrs. 

naymond Smith. Mrs. Wallace Mac. 

I sear by Ihe 

Portation of 

I served a te 

744 ASPURY AVi, 

PHONE 1035 

NOW IS THE TM 

TO CALL CM 

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FOR YOUR eARMI 

PEKONAUZIO 

CLEANED — GLAZED - REPAI 

STORED 

IN OUR MODERN CUSTOM 

COLD STORAGE VAULTS 

LOCATIO ON •MMiiU 

STANDARD lATIi 

AWOLPoliceman 

inq at Point 

mforf,,, 

A U T O M A T I C H O M E l A U N D S f 

Sent Hem* to Face 

Double Charges 

SQMBBS POINT—A Delaware City 

policeman, A.W.O.L, from duty, was 

arrested here last week and turned ! 

over t9 authorities of Susses County 

where he vJi wanted for contempt 

of court resulting from a desertion 

and iion=Nupport case. 

Police Chief William Morrow re-' 

ported that Harry A. Brunei!, 39, I 

was picked up at an apartment on i 

Bay ay. by local police acting on a • 

i request by Newton, N. J., police. He 

g I was located when police found his 

car, described in the flyer, parked in 

Iron! of the apartment 

Following Nil arr.it, a detainer 

wai plated afalntr him by th* 

, Delaware Clly polk., charging lap. 

| cany, Th* chart* (ItM Bannvft 

I for al!*g*slly walking off the lob 

1 with a tomplat" poll*. Uniterm, 

I Sam Brawn* Mf, handcuff*. Mack- 

' lack, M-caliBf* asllc* iwsim an-i 

'• an awfamafclla alrwi. 

Delaware City poUce sajd he had 

been employed there as a special 

officer. The items were Valued at 

about S300, 

Somers Point police reported find- 

Ing a large quantity of new automu. 

J bile and carpentry tools in Bennett's 

I apartment, along with a U. a. Army 

I Colt automatic pistol. Area FBI a. 

: gents, state Police and local police 

questioned Bennett on a psssibls 

I robbery In this section 

i Hi wai returnnj to Nawten In 

', th* cuirsfjy sf So»m County 

I Sheriff Jirnii IMkH. H* It r*s*r> 

trjd to hair* daiartad • wlf* and 

f»Mr miner children th.r.. 

Chief Morrow said Bennett was In 

possession of two eari here. One 

was taken by a Delaware City fi- 

nance company for non-payment, 

and the other was driven to New., 

toil by a friend. 

Natural 6) Gas and the Empire M Boiler 

by 

AMERICAN- 

with soil-seeking water mttltn 

• filly automatic agitator action 

• OlitsmaHe Selectg.CycI* Control 

• S separate riming octiefti 

• Inulti Auurad proof sf beHar 

_ 

JO/Q QF 

al.07. / V 

•Hxunltton. Awt$matlc Dryer 

tint, th* imBttit, th* 

• •atentei f^rrief.ewrreiit Air Gal and B.rtrlr moj.h 

• PobrltXal Temparahira CMtral 

• 13O.MInuta Ttmer, 

• Son-£ Day Lamp 

$ 1Q0 0E 

lOfefV 

Com* lit today—ond don't lorgtl 

to eilt about gyr ijMcisf pvrchai* 

PILEGGI 

PLUMBING — HEATING 

WEST AVENUE , PHONE 1876 

Cake Salt to Aid 

Boy Scout Camp Fund 

SOMEHS POINT—A cake Mle wUl 

be sponsored Saturday by the moth 

ers of Boy Scout Troop 65 to help 

raise funds for a trip to Camp Edge, 

Salem County, by the Scouts in the 

near future. 

The troop committee, meeting for 

a pot iuele supper last week at the 

home of Mr. and Mrs. William Min- 

crief, also decided to give a dance in 

the near future for the sane pur. 

pos*. 

James Warren. Atlantic Area 

Scout commissioner, told the group 

of some of the advantages of Camp 

Edge and the Improvements recent, 

ly made In lit faeUltiea. 

Fifteen Scouts and about 10 par 

ents attended the supper party, 

which Included games and a hot 

dog roast. 

Com* In today and see how ffftr* it coin 

to bov quick, completely automatic h+*t 

REMEMBER: n, „„ 

Empire boiler you want when 

shoppiBg for your fu hoil*r 

—the most narjular guflred 

boiler on the maiiei. 

• Enjoy the Magle of Hoi Wafer Comfort, 

quick heating, automatic gas fired Empire boilrt a 

your home. The Empire k eompaet-you'n w^total 

such a small unit can produce so much heat to qukilr- 

It fits unobtrusively in the laundry, utility MM) or 

game room as well aa in the bawment. And with to 

handsome For^ Red jacket the Empire will «ctMBr- 

add to the attractiveness of your home. t. 

It's a penny-pJuiber too . . . assures complete Mfr 

liustion. Keep. tml biUa wity down. No wonder if •*• 

most popular gag boUef on the market! Sw it today. 

SiASHORE SUPPLY COMPANY, Wholesale Distributors 

Legion Psit Dane* 

Saturday Night 

SOMEHS POINT" At a raeetbiR of 

Clark Ellason Port 352, American 

Legion, plans were made for • 

dance at the past Home Saturday 

night. The eonmiHee In eharM cif 

the affair Includes wlULam Vlflh. 

Kenneth Turner,, hrinr Mulford. 

Sherm.il Window, Bert DuBoin ud 

John Dcbda. 

David O. Shield. W». welcomed •• 

• Baw 

ATLANTIC CITY 

S§S OK PHONE ANY OF THW HEATING RBTA/LEKS LISTED BELOW 

MICHELE PILEGGI 

231 WIST AVINUI, OCEAN CITY, N. J, — PHONI 1876 

HANS BURKHARDT 

136 WIST AVfNUI, OCiAN CITY, N. J. — PHONB 2674 

WIUARDSTETSER 

304 WfSLIY AVINUi, OCIAN CITY, N. j. — PHONE 0383 

j. A, SLIMMER 

3101 ASBURY AVINUI, OCEAN CITY, N, J — PHONI 2974 

JOSEPH STAHLER 

2001 ASBURY AViNUi, OCIAN CITY, N, J. —' PHONI 3085 

HARRY DIBB 

750 WIST AVENUE, OCIAN CITY, N. J. — I 

J. H. CHADWICK 

310 HIViNTH STRICT, OCEAN CITY, N. j. — PHONI 

CHARLES PALERMO 

1447 ASBURY AVINUf, OCIAN CITY, N. J. —' 

FRANK j. SANNMO ft SON 

700 ASBURY AVENUE, OCIAN CITY, N. J. —' 

GAMBROADUY 

VERNON ROAD, MARMORA, 

Old Grads Go 

(Back to Campus 

Febrey, Hand at 

Rutgars Exercises , 

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f y ^ i l r s . H i J i i i r . - s u l I H u m 

m f i n l i n i H ( i f I M P V i i i ' M t y I i c ' h i i i . | 

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Rutgers Prepares for $3,500,000 Project 

THl OCIAN CITY SENTINEL.LEDGER 

Re Named Auditor 

| R i c h i i ri ' S l u m * S f m I m m 

| , i f l i l o r u f H i t U H - i n . . . n i l 

i i l l ii n i i l u i i n n i p i i i I I % i t l h * 

Aid On Autopsies On Dead Fish May 'g£j 

Beach Approved So/ve Delaware River Mystery iajrajSS 

Now AM We Need 

Is Appropriation 

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PHONE 1S17-W 

SUMMER 

fieshfiutt. 

Choiee of 

TANG1RINB 

PINlAPPLi or 

plat 

Safe Thinking In 

Summer Needed 

School Vacations 

Increase Dangers 

W i i i t t i f f l i r t t n t f M i f f ( t m i n i i i l t l , i 

t m f l ^ I F i * U t I f M J f , t i n l i m y 

HALF GALLON only 

You can'l buy finer .herbs': WNVt Only ti-wH '• • 

fruil ii utid lo flavor •KIYfllS SHERBET 

I k i i r t t u p u p i l s i « k t ' . p h i f ( i i t 

u m f i l l i i i ] ^ \ n 1 1 u r n H i t - S i f i H 

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tiiun^ ptr uiiil injiniLt Iu Jid | 

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••ll, daughter 

of Mr, and Mrs. John E Doewell 325 

E Surf rd., sponsored by the Colony 

Clubi Carolyn Loper, daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Loper, 60S 

Atlantic av., sponsored by the Wom- 

en's Club: Sallle Laird, dauihter of 

Mri. WlllLam Laird, 820 7th St., spon- 

sored by the Women's Research 

Club. 

These students are> campletin 

their Junior year at the hiih school 

They will visit the clubs in tht 

fall to report on the program, which 

will consist of a series of lectures 

on various phases of state govern, 

ment, with the evenings devoted to 

social events and entertainment. 

The opening and closing addresses 

will bo given by Mrs. Wilson Y, 

Christian, president of the New Jer. 

sey State Federation of Women's 

Clubs, also from Ocean city. 

Old Marmora Home to be Open 

To Public View on July 9 Tour 

Girls Guests Of 

Miss Sandra Thomas 

Miss •andra Thomas, daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs. 0. Sanford Thomas, 1 

Snuc Harbor, and Bridgeton, had as 

her SUssls over the Memorial week 

end Miss Carole Coombs and Miss 

Palsy Blew, both of Bridgctqn. 

Sandra wUI be in the graduating 

class of Bridgeton High School, 

June ii. She plans to enter coileee 

In the fall. 

BUICK 

GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

Genera! Meters 

Sales - Service 

Parts - Accessories 

BATTERIES 

Delco - U.S. - Ixide 

TIRES 

U.S. • Lee 

REPAIRING 

AH Mokes Cars 

KnM Action, 

Whaal Alignment and 

Balancing 

THE MODERN WAY 

Wallace Bros. Buck 

9th St. and Simpson Ava. 

MMM 1271 

Auxiliary of 

Legion Inducts 

Mrs. LUlum Bates was inducted as 

president of the American Legion 

Auxiliary, Morgan-Ranck Post 137, 

at the Installation and final business 

session last evening (Wednesday). 

Other recentiy-eleeted officers In- 

stalled were: Mrs. Mae Harvey, first 

vice president; Mrs. Kaihryn Ying. 

ling, second vice president; Mrs. 

Ruth Hogan, secretary; Mrs, Alctha 

i MeHenry, treasurer; Mrs. Ethel 

Weiler, sergeant at arms; Mrs- 

Myrtle Crowley, historian, and Mrs. 

Imlly Turner, chaplain. 

Members of the past presidents' 

club served refreshments This club 

recently had its annual dinner at 

shafto's restaurant. 

The Auxiliary will sponsor a puta- 

liy card party at the Legion Home, 

14th st. and Haven av., Wednesday 

evening, June 23. Befrcshnients will 

be served. 

* * * 

Latest Births At 

Shore Memorial 

One Ocean City family i* receiving 

congratulations on the arrival of i 

new infant during the pait week at 

Shore Memorial HogpitaL Maggie 

and Charles Terell. 712 West av., 

had a sen born June 1. 

Others in the area arei 

May 28, Virginia and Brazier Bates, 

Pleagantville, a girl. 

May 27, Richard and Eleanor Ker. 

Northfiel_d. a boy. 

May 27, Betty and Michael O. Lee, 

Fleasantyille, a girl. 

May 28. Elizabeth and Jesse Hack- 

ney Jr=, Absgc-en, a boy. 

May 29, Sally and Calvin Biftij 

PlfSHantvllle, a girL 

May U0i Marion Joan and Jack 

Weidnes, Atlantic City, a girL 

May 31, Jeannette and Theodore 

Sziyethy, Dorothy, a girl. 

Guests of Mrs. Graham 

Mrs, Joseph Graham, 227 Ogpan 

av., entertained Mra, George Flack 

and her two daughters. Jane and 

Denlse, from Beth Ay res* Fa,* for 

several days last week* 


No matter what yeur preference or requirement* may fcw, 

we can supply them. 




(Non-Atuuable) 


l# yav are leaking low.r ar leu pr.mlum,, 10H to 11% (immediate) 

may ba rewind by •laelns your automobile builmn with thli ef. 

awn 

Thh m..n. two thing, _ Savlfilf m* t*rviu, 

Crtltaton pr.rtllum. with 

Honey Lloyd Chattin 

CITYI LARSliT AUTOMOBILE PUMIUM F«0 

HIS Atbury Aw, Phone 0060 Ocean Cify, N. j. 

TWIN CHIMNEYS, athirwlM known ai th* J.cob WIIMl HauH, 

IsutHi « Wlit.r av, and Norwood Ml, In Minmri, Ii .notti.r of th* 

hlltefie C.p. M.y Coonly home, to b, vliINd In th. .nnwll Old Hsuu 

Toup en July *. •r«t*d mar. than 100 yun .go, It It currinH, owned 

by Hie »»v. and Mrt Thorn., A. M.rywt.th.r. Th. arlglnal hauu with 

c»d.r ildlng and chimney, .nd (lrepl.c. built of brick, from Bnol.nd, It 

hai b*.n pr.,.ry.d In If, original farm except far jome exterior mod 

ernliatlen. 

Whafs Your 

Answer? 

Through tht P TA, the New imr. 

Hy State D.p.rtment of He.lth 

•nd ether .genclg, r.c.ntly m.de 

• turvey of ufaty problemi In the 

hems hart and throyghaut tha 

•tata, Santa of the finding, .re giv. 

•n in a uriii of child i.fety articlai. 

hy the •uraau of Maternal and 

Child Health Thl» It ths IKIind. 

The question below was asked of 

iO.OOO New Jersey parents recently 

1 a stub>' of parenuii attitudes in. 

ârd situations which may prove 

azardous to ehildref!= 

The study was the Jolnl enTort of 

ho New Jersey Conefrss of Paronls 

nd Teachers, Iho New Jersey State 

Safety Council, the New jersey Slate 

iypflrtment of Health, and the Na- 

ional gafely Council. It is endorsed 

by the Medical society of New Jer- 

sey and the New Jersey Chapter of 

the American Academy of Pediatrics. 

There is froqiiently more than one 

solution to a given situation. In the 

situations used in this scries, hew, 

ever, there Is one answer which 

would be the best of the four 

choices. 


would he most likely In assure the 

safely of the child without being an 

unreasonable imposition on iiiu par, j 

ent. Thyn compare your answer 

with the one given below. 

1, Makf tha baby comfortable 

and place tha bottle in a bottle 

holder,dallgnad far tha purpoia 

ef laving time for a buiy mother 

A. Prep tha baby up in a crib 

or carriage and let tha Sye.r-old 

hold tha bottle for th* Baby. 

Dr. Reneo Zlndwer, Chief of the 

Bureau of Maternal and Child Health 

of the New Jersey State Department 

of Health, advises as follosvs Kith 

reference to the situation: 

Despite the fact that Mrs. Jones 

is obviously rushed and probably 

somewhat upset about getting a late 

start, she should take the time to 

sit down and held and feed the 

baby (choice number 21, This choice 

not'only important from the safe- 

ty viewpoint but also because the 

baby needs the feeling of security 

and love which ho gets by being 

held In the mother's arm and close 

to her while feeding. 

The other three choices contain a 

serious risk of choking Choices 

number 1 and 3 utilbse mechanical 

devices which cannot be Beared to 

the baby's specific rate of feeding 

nor watch him. should he vomit, and 

a 5-vearold child (answer number 4) 

is too young to assume adequate re= 

spoiisibiiity. 

Boy Has Party 

For Birthday 

It ii family wash day for Mri, 

Jonei She hat forgotten to ut 

the alarm clock and breakfast train en routs from 

North PUlldelplUa nt.Uon to AlUn 

tie City. He wu 01 

Mr. Brut «nd hU wife, Je«le, r* 

aided here at 4U Asbury av A 

resident here for M yean, he had 

worked at mrlou. times on rallrMd 

•'runs" from both AUantM City and 

Ocean City. 

tin began hl» riilroodlne career 

July 21, 1917; was ennated to • 

conductor In 1MI. At the Ume of 

Ms death he was • tr.lnnuin or 

brakeman. 

Mr. Brant was stricken «hortly af- 

ter the train left lu Philadelphia 

terminal. The railroad summoned • 

doctor and ambulance to meet the 

train at Frankford Junction, but he 

already was dead. 

Funeral sen Ices were conducted 

Monday in CoatesvUle, Pa 

MK. Bdk Miller, 

TB League Offklal 

Mrs, Belie Ludlam MUler, actLns 

executive director of the Cape May 

County Tuberculosis and Health 

League, died Wednesday last week 

•t her hnn* in South Dennis. 1 she 

wag 71. • 

Mrs. Miller formerly taught St the 

old Holly Beaeh School at WUdwood, 

and at Sea Isle. Clermont, Belle, 

plain, South SsaviUe ond Avaion. 

Born at South Dennis, she had been 

named to the health league post 

several years ago after 20 years of 

volunteer servlEa. 

8M was active In 

Red Croat, the Nee 

tha South Dmala Mrthwjlrt Ctan-ch, 

•nd for m.ny nan mnt twwMaBl of 

the Udt«- Aid oi tht chuMB, 

She Ii anrrivM by Jwr haitaDd, 

Thorn.. P. MUter. •ortU wit M 

urday In Soutli Dnml. Cemetery. 

A. J. Cliff is 

Heart Victim 

Bias 14 Month. 

HU 

Funeral aervleea ware conducted in 

MMelpUa on Tuaadar far Albert 

J. tSUf. an Ocean city naMant Im 

the past five yean at 1ST Bayshore 

Drive. 

Mr. Cliff, who wu president of 

the V, B, Smelting Co. of Phll.deJ- 

phis, died suddenly of a bean attack 

Wednesday night last week In hi. 

apartment at the St Janes Holel, 

that city, HU body was found early 

Thursday morning by a bellboy. 

He had observed his loth birthday 

anniversary on Tuesday, the day 

prior to his death 

* MnMner rasMMif htrm ail sf 

hlf life* MF* Cliff b&ltf A hums MfiM 

•vftiA4âk*4 Bsâââk aUb^ 1 ii alg ^BV^mmûM aslu^K 

iffS*VS ffVfv mf fHr mw valllfl I* W 

¥$A^S S0fi» HIS 9tww9f R4lCfl4!r All 

pctlve club anal ttiurcli warker. 

Mr. OUT was aaMelatM in tbe 

smeltnig bunlncn with Us bnlher, 

Evererte N, CUV, •!*> an mean 

City resldeiit at 4 W. ITIn at, / 

He was a member of St. John 1 . 

Lutheran Church, 

Also surviving are a ion, Albert 

B. In the Naval air service at John- 

ville. pa., and a sitter, Mrs. H. C 

Orau, of FeDn VsJle^, Mentgomar 

c*unhr. Fa, 

Services were at the J. Wealey 

Craft Funeral Home, Philadelphia. 

Tha NMr 

Urn __ 

•mutb -r 

menTMMor _, 

chief of tUS 

Department of 

(Hi. nt. 

Oaanl Row alkf: 

ystng men, miwlful tit 

Uon under tt* l»w to „,. 

•rmed force., an eaoMttfe ) 

In their home-town uaaS:,; 

Guard. 

ThaBuart 

6 vl st ttMll ng BSnAfAn* 

In WorM War h , _, 

en. BaasiWa of IM «ma4 

and Oraif- MB tafaBtny-.r" 

fought la Uw Anjomte, — 

and nny MM to I 

Hlndenburs Lkw, World 

saw New Jenera Mtk 

vUlon awl Wtad C«lry 

Ml the eipU*. of tbeJr I 

Frsnce and atnwy, 

Todtr Hie Jersey Guard |a ami 

Maiag orgwilntloo. Tbmr 

(red MvistaB, wttn ewer* 

•era and men, U nsvdM bjr 

leHtanal iMdlera to be ausortf ' 

tta traimiic ml atate at 

•, Tin naa-divWaaal 

102nd Armored Can 

meniof Euex utd Union 

te SMtb AnUAlrcrtft 

iroup of Mercer. Cwnden. 

nd Cap* May counties, tat 

ly organtaed Utrd Aruvar

?&» .-, 

^rif 1 -: -.r 

WStT OUR NtW MODERN SHOWROOM 

H 

m. 

MM In a Lesnut Mil, 

Mr. WUma Warn*, up with 

th. top ball 

rmttr, al» of Philadelphia, bin 

m CMWIU. 

l M Ma flNF 

mm a* OMM'VMr 

. _, 

>j) wf trwi weoodary and 

ill MM two DMBden iwcond. 

to Naw Jiw, PnuHylv*nla ready to 

ilaware wflf attend the twfh weaUei I 

Friday Wlluin wu accompanied 

day session In toe IMa] high aeliooi While •'gnd'nnnBtr of weaklas by Gnaq*. and twsvictory 

to MM last half ol OK tanln* Track captain Warren North pra> 

al cbwnplomolp La Sail* CtUafe ceded that the water ta «UD Juit a 8«onl«y Be went out with hi. ion, 

1 tf aFiaM ana) wn«i with two out Dick MnaMd intal the Capo-Atlantic LMBBB 

five, of Philadelphia, will conduct little too cold for goad wenkflah Brebt, and came back with a a 

to BO pound, ««Lrapped 

a stag!* and aeond a mo- track champloiuhlp trophy nad tfea 

the clinic, which will b* sponsortW anglhig, whatever quirk of nature 

. of TuSWown. Pa., mam liter on a thrtPbaaa Hew " CapeÂtUnUc Junior Hlfh School 

U as ,«iiBual eveat by tke OeMii cauies the weakle to Morn bait In 

which b. booked Bud Marigold, Hewner, U* Ou trophy m pnMMM ay Wayne 

died then whan the ant battar 

Oly Ki Ob 

cold watar l» not ganaralry known, 

Winner. 

but the fact remain, than' hit* b»t- 

um a pmli, (rounded out to drat base*. 

HOLIDAY VII.LA 

Thrw OsM twit busklM, w 

tor in wormar water. 

M to M Hik 

Bridge Alhermeo angling at oithl 

J V. totton and buorU: Arnold 

report that UK light* from the 

Ken Font Stoddard BUby, flflr will d#fiiunsfi Aft 

Bridge spotlight thU 041 '•«>, Many 

Prank WlckM. Wicket, clats «| Jot But, Ratpn Halt, Blnur LeUU, 

have placed their bait on or,Just 


'II, M Mw fnr JuntocM nulw Harry HMT, Vtoce nranaaiitta, John 

under the water and watched tke 

thi. riHHncMM m, «M Del Corlo and Klchart CM. 

wily weak Sip Its tall settrnfully at 

SfflV/fVC DlNNtta 

It m won by Andy JfMM 

high tdml Mni will be uftd In the hooked morsel. 

W.U • M M 

Intramural Awards: Senior Lea nk d^msnsfrattons. 

The bay waters are averaging 57 $.». 5 P. M. to 8:30 ft M. — Sun. J p, NLHUi 

pie—Team "X". Dan Ubro. Al 

degrees temperature at present 

The All Cape-Atlantic tun award., James, George Butler. Bob Berry, Bob DotU, of Burlington Ugh 

Sead HIHTI* Csefelni PrM Amol* Patu^, ._I^ 

W'hen the water warms up another 

HOTEL 

which are made by the selection of mm Gorman, Mime WcNamara, Jim School, will address the eUnlc on 

the various lcagui coaches, were Greenwood. Dim DeSantut, Don Scfc- 

10 degrees, a harvest of weakle* la •If fcfc.WlW.Mt, PlMlAHTViLW '****'*•** 

the problems of hlfh school coae{). 

prnented to Frank Wiekn and Bob art, BUI Chadwlck. M Cox, Herb 

In promise, ' 

tag. This Item oa the program wUl 

«tonMMiMit af MR. and MRS, J. OILMRT 

Msncrlef for Ant team basketball, Cntldwiek, Evorett Reynolds, Out 

On 5th SfrMt Overlooking the Pf rk 

be conducted Just prior to LoetBer's 

• • • 

and to )M Kennedy far Hcoad team 'Parker. Ted Smith. Junior League: afternoon seuiea, 

LIMONT'S REPORT . 

basketball. Frank wlckea was one Team "K"—Wayne Winner. Charles 

Phone 1350 

of three pitchers in the league to Bowman, Day* Johmoo, Ralph Tay. 

FILLID CRIII,! 

Joseph Zav.glla, phy.lc.l educareceive 

Ihe award for baseball. Mr, Dick DeSsntla, Al DeSantls, Matt Han te.ch.i- at Atl.nttc City High 

Sam Wilson, a retired Philadet- 

The fsllawlni trad letter men re- Calrne.. BUI RqUedgf, BUI Mitchell, •cksfll, and ch.lrm.n o* th* Inphlan. 

has Men havlBf 1 field day 

celved the silver track shoe, emblem BUI Ernst, Steve Cake, Harry Sa» ching. Club committee arranging 

this week with the king*, weaks GREGOI 

atlc af the C.pe-AtlmUc League nlno, Tony Gibson and Jerry Holtz. Ma mill, r.portwd th.t r.xrv. 

DINING ROOM 

Ham for tha cIMc art coming In 

900 Shsra Road — 

Tracksters Sixth to 

rapldjy. 

to Betty Cox, Diane Courtney, Jaaet 

Duke,, Dot Leone and Betty Muhlcr. He said many of the coaches, par- State AJL Contest 

Hotel . Bar . 

f*wiur!ng=iurKeiF Turkey MatMrt Fipwnn mil and •MIm 

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Girls' Athletic Seniors recelvfalg numerals were ticularly those from Mew Jersey Coach B, fenton Carey*g harriers PrM entm.liMppw Imp.PrM 

Betty Jane Austin, Jaaet Blackley. schools, may not be able to register placed slitth in the Group I divislQn 

Oloria Catmi, Mildred Penan, Helen until saturtlay morning. 

of the sath annual N,J,S,I,A,A. track •HUPPLIMARD OPIN ALL 

PULL COURSE DINNER $2 

•nyder, Deane Faunce, Joy Farashlan, Coaches Fred Ilowcn and B. Fen. and" Sold carnival at Atlantic City, 

BREAKFAST _ 8 A. M, to Ifciff A. M, Awards Listed Blanche Uvlngston. Eleanor Mlpes, ton Carey, of the athletic depart Satuiday. 

Frannle Mesken, Barbara Wear and mept jf Ocean Oily High School, Competing afainst IS schools In 

Marian Emens, juniors were Becky 

DINNER —S P.M. lo 8 P.M. 

Go to Sanier and Barksdale. Barbara Boswell, Anita 

will assist in conducting the clinic. their class, the Red Balder runners 

and jumpers (joined 11 points on Ted 

Junior Highs 

Hayes, Joan Heed and Janet Sye. 

Ford's winning pole vault leap ol ART'S RESTAURANT 

Ralph D. Oiarfh, Ownar^Managar 

•y CONNIE CAMERON Certificates in the Senior High Minute Sports Quiz M feet, sta (nehes. Warren North'i 

In the Award Assembly on May 

were „. liven .„ to_ Derotfcy Herbert, 

fourth place in the shot put, and 

Irene Mulherin. Carolyn Rtois, Ive- I, what threeyearold won the 

Janet Duke* and Betty Muhler relyn Taylor, Sharon Walker, Carol Preaknesrt 

BUI Onley's second place in the 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

ceived the awards that •» aWvc Voss, Joan Bakelv, Alice Koch, jerry i. For whom does Moot Bvers 

Javelin throw. 

the letter awards in Olrls' Sports Chadwkk. Maria Adams. Olen Dean, play hageballT 

More than 1,500 athletes competed 

Second SUM awards were given lo Jerry IngersoU, penny JBeDerniott, 3. in what month Is the AH-starIn 

the faur groups. "Verona tap. 

AWNINGS 

the following girls: Betty Muhler, Marian Swaru, Carole Turner and Major League baseball game played? tured the Group I UUej Palmyra 

Becky Barksdale, Barbara Boswell Vannie Titus, 

4. Who is Cai Hubbardf 

Group D, Princeton eroup Hi, and 

and Janet Dukej, Deane Faunce, 

5. What Is .Sam Snead's latest on 

Montclair aroup IV. 

Dot Lehne, Carolyn V«i, Vannie 

entering the British Open,this rear? Cape May High School finished 

HOURS OPEN 

Titus, Carole Turner, Jerry Ingenell, 

THI ANSWERS 

fourth In Group I. 

Mildred Denan, Joy laruhlan and Athlete Likes 1, Hasty Bond. 

Anita Hayes, received the first state 

2. New York Giants. 

Club fo M«» Wad, 

BY fHf.it 

awardi. 

S, July. 

A meeting of the Ocean City 

Medals were given to the members Model Planes 4, American League supervisor of Shuffleboard Club has been sched- 

of the Sophomore Blue Team for 

umpires 

By OINIVIIVI ROSSlTTi 

uled for next Wednesday. June Jfl, 

Of WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL having accumulated the most points 

5 If he wins the U, i. Open, Sam 

This active Senior was born Nov- 

at 10:80 a. m., in the city ncmt 

In the school Carole Turner Is 

says he will enter the British Open, hall, 8th st and the boardwalk. 

ember 14, 1935, in Somers Point. He 

the captain and the team members 

in an effort to duplicate Bea Hogan's 

are Jerry intei-solI. Marls Ayers, 

a resident of Sea hie City, His feat, . 

Buy a JUMH than Howl 

THE BEST — AT MODERATE PRICES Oretchen Battersby, Eleanor Carr, 

name is Danny Ubro, 

Marie OagUone, Bllea Dean, Haul Danny showed his athletic abilities 

Fry, Sheila Grossman. Joan Guar- from grammar school days. His favscino, 

Grace Moore, Janice Hagel orite sport* were baseball, football, 

jam. Blossom Kelly, Laura Belle and soccer. 

PHONE 1606 

Qlchasky, Betsy Martin, Mary- Lous, In his freshman year lit high 

Marie Shaw, Pat Shields and Kae school, Danny went out for baseball. 

Weoley. 

The following year ,he played, right 

The Junior Hlth school girls re. field on the team and become a full 

AVIfNINGS REPAIRED, STORED, HUNG ceivug their letters wan Diane back on the football squad As a 

Owlfrev. Barbara Ann MeCardell and Junior, Danny played left Held and 

Joan Sampson. Those in On Ninth wVi the most valuable nan on our 

SW* BOAT-CUSaiONS = NAVY TOPS Grade receiving certlflentes ware' baseball team. Ha again went out 

Judy Amu, Ruth Campbell, Sandra Mr football, playing tackle. This 

Hflkbelner, Joan Andrews, Sandy 

Weber and Marian Wukie. Those In 

hfi Eighth Grade were Lee Buuard, 

«ncy Lahtl, Betsy Lee, Marian 

Shoemaker. Xataerun Harvey, Joan 

Toltlngfhead, Peggy Kipheni, Phobe 

urner, Vickie Longo, Betsy Ewing, 

l f e MANUFACTURING CO, 'aith Bridegam and Christine Wle*. 

1 \* & 72$ ASBURY AVENUE nthal. Those In the Seventh Grade 

•ere Linda Growers, Joan Klein and 

CHARLES B. MILLIGAN, Prop. 

me Fanshian. 

In Senior high school, letters went 

! 

WEEK-DAYS 4:M P. M. 

SATURDAY 13:00 NOON 

SUNDAY 12:00 NOON -r. 

ON THE CIRCLE 

PHONt 

SOMERS POINT, N. J, 

TO¥TN JI ItS IT'S 

us FOR 

an NpM MiMaHS 

COMI IN TODAYI 

. INSUUneN,,. Kl y*. full Mtk, «,. n, 

htMHum thick ...Mi. ft. Me 

i,tM.ni 

WARE VALLE 1 * 

TIUOW 

' PMI 

1>*>T«O 

M, 

Tear, his Senior yew. Danny became 

captain of the O.C.B.S. baseball 

team. He also piayx jtaartstop. All 

wu footbaU fanf *« rtteb&tze Sanay 

at being the HUM vMtuMie play. 

«r on the team tSTye*r. ' 

Danny's favorite boMnr U model 

(Irplanet. A» y«u can rMdBy gueas, 

»l* favorite ngUrU a^ IbotbaU and 

Uwb.ll Be A M t% aonf, "Stran 

JTl SiWTWK SToutataBd 

tog singer la ^shaftr Iv Be eajays 

watching TV, ctpecJalTjT -when Spite 

J It on. Hit pet peeve Is U 

& 

When uked about hU fafnrtM 

ta white In Wa^bfaiStoa, m ? 

aome aleeR 1 * - » 

•uy a JubOee than Newl 

If You Like Good Food, This h Th» Wo» 

RACING AT m u$T! 

DCLAWARE PARK 

CONTINUOUS RACING-MONOAYS THRU SATURDAYS 

MAY 29 THRU JULY 5 

Additional Dojly Double facil.ti,, on M«izanino 

(Doubls closes 1.45 PM—D.S.T.) 

Pmti Tims 2.0© PM-D.S.T. 

* * 

Regular Parlcino_35f Vol.f Parkiiia-5O< additionol 

AvallabU Through AU Cnfranc* 

Cams to Diliwiit Park via The Delcwar* Memoriql 

and follpw tb« dlr»rt}or,al sign. 

Sli THIS OUTSTANDINO STAKI 

Saturday, Junt 12 

THE LEONARD §TAKES 

THI DELAWARE STEEPLECHASE AND RACE ASSOCIATION 

*Yw?i,*m- v - --• 

>•.•'•-** 

ss» Wpltfjf|lL 

ASMMONBIAN 

1st 

Test, 4-3 

Hammonton in 

Opener 

ieM 1 lasMlteh ilnile to 

Ick cse In the bottom of the 

i live Ocean City a M win 

_jBimonloii TueMay and pro> 

luji Raiders into a |)l8yoff with 

"jrtsr for the Cape-AUanUc 

, baseball championship, 

Ii Ited Hpwell's toilers will 

i neulrsl Held In Haminemon 

fnundiiy) to complete their 

the "spoilers" earned last 

rtfn they beat the league. 

I Buckets and threw the loop 

lime-way deadlock. 

HUNT'S PAMOUS 

DONUT NOOK 

758 BOARDWALK 

Couch Hawaii Mpeetad Wlrkw tollM 

M hack on th* mound today to try' 

and ban* tile Hockst* out of th* 

champlomhlp with his left Iun4 

ilanla. He beat Egg Hal-bar handily 

last week.. An allernatlvc starter u 

"MAM BEFORE YOUR EYES" 

| EVERY WEEK IS 

OLD FASHIONED 

DONUTS 

PLAIN SUOAR 

CINNAMON 

SfflP BAR 

SOMERS POINT 

CLMCII BlAKt 

THE NiTIONAUV FAMOUS 

DAVE 

APPELL 

FOUR 

BACK AGAIN FOR THIIR 

3rd SEASON — THIY MUST BE GOOD 

ran 

•IAUTIPUL 

PIUS 

BUDDY 

MOOSE IYES 

HARRIS 

Supmrb 

Cuisine 

anil 

Atmosphere 

BALA INN 

EASTERN IlABOABD'S UNIQUE RESTAURANT 

Bala Music Menu; 

ALSMAU 

AND HIS TRIO 

SOMERS POINT, N. J, 

Excellent CuiilrM Sarvad Until 2 A. M, 

• SATURDAY. SUNDAY 

COMING — PRIBAV. JUNI It 

•ILL COATII 

WIZARD OP TH* KIVMARM 

bit' 

H» RaWtn- 

winning Ully, 

subside, Tnrce races oHgiqally wan 

Wlckes, In winning, fanned four, 

'fK^'. 5 

walked three, and Ut one twtsman, 

Ws opponeni on the tnound, Charlis 

Benedetto, struck out nine, 

1 Ul — — " • — W—9,'WW :^W»< 

h l«.iwM>; 

•ay jwaf, tar H 

P«k of E But 

nuehrt in {Mt, |aa ^^ 

T«lli ixefcena* Valua 

Of Savinfi Marl bond. Inn te sow Hi ••-""• 

tloo^ both matured and 

The part the U, S, iavlngs Bond 

program play. In paraanal and national 

money management wat told 

by Lemuel H, Hlrw, vlc» pnaMeat fr^ry^-"and 

easUer at The National Bank 

of Opaan city, to the Ocean city 

Exchange Club at Plymouth Inn 

Monday evening. 

* >»P»UU»n was iuBitMrta: 1. Runyon Collie ... nThe- savings bond program, Mr. 

called off for the day after the ant Philadelphia. Outsider; i. Al Hopkln Hires MU, IS "the way that leads to 

one, 

Lafayu. My,, p,,, Flninyj i. »loy future security for million, of Amer- 

•iinyst) Cell. Jr. .1 

Vallutn, OMU city. Dark Ho-; i icans, It la euentlal to proper mam 

phi*, iklppMnd ' 

Walt Iwvg, Philadelphia, upchuek agemenl of the national debt. In 

s. Bud stretch, Qunden, Two Way 

H» » iar ahead ol Hv. 

both ways It benefit* all of us, by 

«, Cbarjaa itrausburg, Baltimore contributing to economic atabUty 

•ndbly 7, Teddy Blta, Oeean City 

« was tecMd 

and the attainment of the sotwd 

Mad Wti a Jack Kelly, Drmel Fari 

In M. HreHy, and Iw _ Vellum, 

dollar. It Is a ch«ck against severe 

Ocean City, in rh. nark 

Ft,, BanaMc; », J»e Kelly, Dreni 

rk HWM, was 

up* and downs, alike", 

third. 

park, PWari DNP, BUI Buck, Phil* 

delphU, Put Buck, 

Mr. Hire. ISSJM In cMlunttiMt 

wMfi fhe naMMial pnaram Mita 

«~l«t»d ky b«k.. In which 

W. ». lavlnw iMnria at* Mn| pr» 

•noted In wide. (Nib. M eamnuit. 

IHn, Tli. spMlwr H vie* chair, 

man of the antnm In Cap* May 

Cetinfy, and aha prMtdant «f HM 

CMMy •anlnn' AwKlatten. 

9 1 ^ 

NM IMS I 

•tf In h M 

1*54 kr aawMwr 

« MUwnmtW 

but tt RHrf. to k* 

In 

"The aavtngt bondi iMtilu 

to uphold th. buying powVr at 

dollar you mmt or wi 

motes savuaV In all IM, 

Ing AmMHBa to anw, II 

sav. America and aako ltf.' 

liberty man ienwa, r 

President Robtft 

nouncM that the ro. 

"The uvlngs bond proaram." he 

Richards •takes has its 17th «n said, "U a growing and healthy an. 

richest running over the euelln, terprise .There are more Serle. E 

Egg Harbor 

mile and a furlong distance. • and H savings bonda outstanding now 

Ocean City High School's Uwsen Del., and enjoyed a field day of 

than ever before—more than m 

look the role of the spollerj Thurs- base hits, coming off on the long 

Each year, Delaware Park In billion, cash valut, 

day artc-rooon and defeated Igg Har- end or a 28 to 7 score. Playing at 

ereajnw the pune for the Leonard "Individuals hold altogether more 

bor here, 3-1, to knock the Rocket* Absecon, however, they ran into a 

Richards by MJOO, It Is an early- than M billion In Federal wcurities 

out of the Cape Atl.ntlr- League W scalping by the Indians, 

cloilng event, for nominations closed of an types and are the largest 

last year—on May 1. to be enact. group of owners of the national 

ihamplonsliip and cam far them- 

To remain eligible, second and third debt. 

•elves a positisR In a ihree way lie 

payment! must be made. The Anal 

for the title. 

payment had its deadline last April "Sight mllllen was* and salary 

Frank Wlckea served his left-hand Junior Baseball IS, and m horses remained eligible •anwrs Majr ar» kuylna I tsnds 

slums In a manner baffling to the 

to start. 

through the payrMI tavlng. plan, 

visiting batsmen, holding them to 

Pending the official entries due to Mnt many ether* are buying bond, 

two hits. Only a wild pitch In the 

opening Inning prevented him from Starts on 16th be made the day before the rice, thi retularly through the •and* 

possibilities for the Stakes Include itoirtli plan at thalr banks, which 

a complete shutout. He struck out 

12 and walked only two. 

Boy. Undar 15 Ara Palm Tree. Red Hannigan, I Appeal. offer this fr*. Mr>lc. h, Mlf. 

Menamaha, War Doings, Chevation, 

pnfMatMal and buslMta 

D. Mir prevlMd Ih. alia,,, Invited to Practlc* CoMtM UgHt, Renoir, BUoil, High 

•MMH to ahtn

Graduates 

OfHwrflrt PMC 

***\ v*»^/ 

SINTINlLLIDOIlt 

Otmthm by 

Amwmv by VA 

BARRY McDtHMOTT 

Bury McDermott. lit 4(h it,, 

OcMin City, was graduated and com 

Dlhjloned a second lieutenant in 

the Ansy Iron the Pennsylvania 

Military College, Tuesday, 

U. MeDermott. who was a cadet 

captain and company commander in 

hta amior year at PMC", also wan 

>wardi of Distinguished Military 

Student and Distinguished Military 

Graduate Ifls company was receg. 

•lad as the best drill company of 

Ike cadet carps and won a trophy 

SB Mother's Day. May 9. during e*. 

•nixM at the college. 

In September U McDermott will 

bo sent to Fort Benning, Ga,, tn 

complete a 16-week bogle Infantry 

courae After his Army service he 

Btesdi to enter the. iasuronc£ and 

hal •Mate business here. He was 

graduated from Ocean City High 

^ In 19U, 

John A, Voetsch 3rd, son of Mr, 

and Mrs. John A, Voetsch Jr., IIS 

Simpson av., was graduated Tuesday 

from Pennsylvania Military College 

with a commission as second lieu 

tetant In the Army, 

He previously attended German 

[own Academy and the PMC prepare 

lory school. During his college «• 

feer he wag active In campus affairs 

and won a vanity letter for swim, 

mint. In which he captained the 

team. 

Lt. Voetsch is scheduled to report 

to Fort Bennlng, Ga,, for additional 

infantry training. 

Gannon To Attend 

Electrical Course 

Pfe Ray W, Gannon. Ul§ Asbury 

»», m of Mr and Mrs, Thomai 

Chattln. left Tuesday for Camp Lc- 

Jeune, N. c, for a slx.monm eloc 

Btaafl nurse, 

' He has just completed a SMay 

furlough front Marine Corps duty. 

German Complete* 

Specialist Course 

Pvi. Donald C, Gorman, 34 Ocean 

av,, this cllyL has completed the 

Unit Supply Specialist Course con. 

ducted by the B81»l Field Artillery 

Battalion of the 69th Infantry Di- 

vision at Fort DIx. 

Pvt, Gorman, son of Mrs. Claire, C. 

Gorman, was awarded a military 

leave diploma by the high school 

this week. He 'has been in the 

service since January and previously 

was In training at Camp Picket!. Va. 

Back (n Hospital 

County Service Officer Anthony 

Volpe returned last week to the 

VA Hospital in East Orange for 

further surgery. He expects to be 

hospitalized for one to three weeks. 

ANCHOR >N 

POINT 

DINING ROOM 

SECWD STREET ON THE BAY 

STARTING FRIDAY 

OPEN DAILY 

10 A, M. TO 8 P. H. 

(CLOSED TUESDAYS) 

ENJOY FINE 

Lunches or Dinners 

On the Covered Screened Deck or in 

Our Pins Panelled Dining Room 

GERANIUMS 

TRAILING IVY GERANIUMS 

(from California) 

Thm Latest In Varieties and 10 Colors 

Ideal For WiR and Box Plantings 

Fancy Leaf and Collector's Varieties 

All Cotefs ki Regular Stratus 

PETUNIAS, All Color., New VarietiM 

HYDRANGEAS — ROSE BUSHES 

Alto, A Pull Lin* of Summer Annuals 

OPEN SUNDAY 11 TILL 3 O'CLOCK 

WHEN PUNTING Sfff US AND GET THE BUT 

THI 

Colonial Flower Shop 

3332 SHORE RD., SOMIRS POINT PH.: S.P. MM 

fr— Mtvmry MnrlM in Ocean City 

Q—fa my atlstaui application for 

Korean 01 BUI eoIMf* training, I 

put down u any objec.lv* an AB da. 

PH In Rngll»h IV* received It, 

and now I want to •• on ,nd get 

an MA degree, aljo In Bigllin. 

Would this be GOiuMered ai my on«- 

and-only chanfe of proeram, Utah 

much •• Im only a1mln« for tha 

iiHt itep In the iUH field—Ene 

ItahT 

A—fiolne from your AB to your 

MA In English would b» considered 

a change of program. In your earn. 

The «MM U Uiat you've reached 

the objective Mated on your applies 

tion, and now you're going on to 

another objective. II originally you 

had ikied the MA u your original 

objective, the move you now Intend 

to make would not he considered a 

change of program, but rather at a 

•tepping-stone to the MA degree. 

Under the law, VA must accept »f 

an objective whatever u listed on 

the application. 

8—fllnce I was discharged before 

August 10. IBM, my deadline for 

starting training under the Korean 

QI Bill Is this coming August 20. 

Must I actually he In school on that I 

date, in order to continue after. 

wards? 

A—Not necessarily You must, 

under the law, begin your training 

before that date, In order to con. 

tlnue later. So long as you start in I 

time, you won't be required to be I 

In training on the daw Itself. I 

Weather in May? 

It Wat Uncertain 

The Weather Man wasn't do- 

ing much bragging this week as 

he summarized conditions in this 

area during May. 

Meteorological records showed 

that sunshinei for the month 

totaled 10 per cent less than 

normal, and that there were only 

two days of the Si which had 

lull 100 per cent sunshine. 

There was rainfall of measur- 

able amount on 1J days, but 

despite that the total preclpita. 

tion was half an inch less than 

normal. 

The thermometer jumped ill 

over the place, from a low of 41 

to a high of S3, with the month 

averaging out at sa.9 degrees, 

slightly cooler than normal. 

Policeman Hurt 

In Auto Crash 

Avoids One Sump; 

Gets Into Another 

Patrolman William Lockhard suf. 

fered a slight sprain in the right 

arm Friday night when the police 

car he was driving struck a parked 

car while the officer nl trying to 

avoid being struck by another ear 

at 581 h si and Central av. 

According to PU. Lockhard, he 

was patrolling south on Central av, 

when another car came swiftly out 

of MU) St., making a wide turn 

north. The officer sajd he iwerved 

to avoid being struck by ihe un. 

known driver. 

As a result, his car went onto ihe 

Bravel shoulder of the road, where 

ii crashed into the car of Raymond 

B. Sejdel, of Wynnewood, Pa., parked 

in front of S742 Central av, 

PU. Lockhard was treated by a 

local physician for Jus injury. 

County 3 203 Over Its 

Cancer Drive Quota 

Cape May County was the 10th In 

he state lo exceed iis 1JM Cancer 

Crusade quota. 

On Monday, collections in the 

ounty djrtve totaled »TJ0S, or KM 

nore than the $7,700 quota, Adolph 

:, WUsey, campaign chairman and 

'resident of the Cape May County 

:hapter of the American Cancer go- 

lely, reported to the ofBce of the 

tate Division at Newark, > 

Later Ihe same day, Wilsey re- 

Ived a telegram from Charles j 

uesing, state campaign chairman. 

ongratuiaiing all workers In this 

ounty's drive for their success and 

irging them to continue Until they 

lave "every dollar In". The state 

uid Is one million dollars. 

The County chairman pointed out 

that while the quota Is 17,700, the, 

actual goal of the cape May County 

crusade .is to top the W.T43 contii. 

buied In 1053. 

Start Amnghg For 

N, J. State Fair 

Preparalions for the New Jersey 

State Fair, which will be held this 

year from Sunday, September M, 

through Sunday, October I, ore well 

under way, according to Norman L. 

Marshall, secretary manager. 

Hearing completion is the new 

building being erected to house 

the cattle show of the Future Farm- 

en of America. This competition 

wag held at the Fair for the ftnt 

tune but year and so great was 

the Interest among the young farm, 

erg of New Jersey that steps were 

taken Immediately to provide addi- 

tional room so that more beys would 

have a chance to enter their ani- 

mala and win prizes. 

One big attraction. Phil SplUilny 

and hbi All-airl Orcheitra, has al- 

ready beta engaged and others will 

be lined up before the Fair opens. 

It bu also been denounced that the 

reduction In federal tax« will brnt 

fit the Fair patrons, u the wvlati 

will be pMM on to then through 

lower grandstand prices 

Ooan City Youth'. 

UcanM Revoked 

An OHM City motorUt, Ralph D. 

Orth. 19, of 4M Atlantic av, wu 

IUt«d yenU>rday by the Division of 

Motor Vehicle, a, one of 34 drh/ert 

whoH UcMllH ban been revoked 

for varying periods under the point 

•Yalta, 

State Director William 1, Dnrden 

MM Orth'a driving prlv1l«te w.. re- 

voked for SUE nantb following two 

MnvteHans for eaxe|«i driving, two 

for atop atfn vtolttlDiu, tnd one for 

apMding 

TV 

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75 Years Young , , , 

That's Ocean City 

This juhihm Year 

\rtih YIAR — No. 9 

Printed and Published in America's Greatest family Retort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Thundiy, y 

arm, with Ilk^NlfM •• 

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Tflcphnnc 0301 or 

OCfAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, TUESDAY, JUNE II, 19S4 

••nlliMl L*d^r Bulldlna. 

[Visitors Called Worst Violators in Air Raid T< 

isherman Dives From Boat, Drowns Summer Ban On 

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lissing In Bay 

ispite Rescue 

Effort By Pals 

Policeman Vanishes 

Coast Guard Search 

Falls To Find Body 

A fishing party on his 

proved falal for .1 Phil; 

l I pillKUT) 111 \(.sll Hi 

leniooii when hr app:n 

drowiii-d i' 1 Great K(>K H 

Bav near the HSIPV 

iridiji ilti • hi phini ( d 

oard to recover a bail hi 

Latest Style in Trash Collection Trucks 

(111 t 1 u II 1 

ii I III 11 >di 

The victim wai JkCComp 

I fh* trip hv fovt other pdltc 

I «ll from the satn* precinct 

I lphi4. They were Jo: 

key, 42, of 2902 Aranii 

I ft.; lamei Johnson, 17, of 4 

i it.; Jmr*(* Williamson. 77 

14314 L st.. and Slgmund Ko 

f , 3B, of 520 S. Contestoga st 

In t 

I 

si-itioii, itii 

ul i p m 

oil Mii.-h I 

t il h hi i 

The bAit box fell overboard, 

iTtmpleton immcdtately plunge 

lifter it. A strong running 

' caught him and /c.irried 

|r«pidly awAy from tho bo 

I Him ton d()d Koilowskl wr 

|*Hlit him. and the tatter 

• luck to the boat whpn 

• •On reached hi* founde 

lp*nlOn. 

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175 Fete Bishop 

if Banquet Here 

10th Anniversary 

In Office Observed 

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Till nlni it lilt n in,|, 

Loose Dogs Is 

Effective Today 

Mayer Warns Owners 

Of Pets To Keep Them 

Off Beach and 'Walk 

Today is "ft Day" for dap 

in Ocean City. 

It marks the start of what 

Mayor Edward B. Bowker calls 

the official "Dog Days" of 1B54 

meaning the peiiod in which 

dogs running at large will be 

fair game for the dog catcher. 

IXiu Days i un from June II io 

.September l;i, according io a proc. 

liimation issued hy the mayor .vesler. 

Hay, and diiiinH Ihiii period any 

IIOBS riiiininu at laiue, either ii- 

c-ensed or iiiilicensed. will be con- 

Durinf th. tummer Maun dog., 

licenied or not, mn (let permitted 

on tha boardwalk or beach, .hire 

Ih.y alts ara tHBlnf to nnllHi. 

Nan. Ivan wllti Ih.lr «I»II, fh* 

animals ara banned en tha board, 

walk or beach. 

In conjunction with Ihe iirmlann, 

lion, the Atlantic County Society for 

Prevention of Cruelty to Amm.ib, is 

• scheduled this week lo intensify its 

j effort* in the resort to round up nil 

j ilojja runnini! (it iarue. 

Under the low. ilojis coiilkcutdl 

| ore uikcii to Ihe SPCA pound hi Ai. 

j lantic Clly. There they are held 

for seven days. ,.|nd if not claimed 

by owners or placed, in new homes, 

they are destroyed. ' Owner* claim. 

inM pels friim custody are required 

to pay hoarilinii fees. 

"Duo Dayt" ar. dtilgnated ai 

the peried of Hie year when 

rabl»i ar. mo.t prevalent and 

whaii dags it large ofler th* mo.t 

annoyance lo the public. 

11-Minute 

Points Up 

f 

South End Pail ro 

Hear Danger Slgr 

;. P°^ AWARD wlnn.r W.rr.n t. North Jr., rHilm citation from 

«• •«•". P*»* IwtlWMr, on bthtft ef th, OiHrT Clf* Raury Cluk. 

Aw«pd ».. far p.,t accampliihimrlN •M qualllln proml.lna autttMdlnl 

. introduced 

by Robert T HuphH, eh.lrman 

of tha youth atflvlflH eommltt.ii, 

who r.cll.d to tha club th. out. 

itanding aecampltihmtntt of aaeh. 

Hi laid that tha Junior Rstarlani 

ware in esEellent crsgi.ieefion of 

'he. Boy Award io | even one In Ijina*»rt, uW ha) 

'could "ntif^^lWtf'ffiBlr 

Ihroiljihoiil lire To J'ecoKiiiw the im ooardwalk 

poriiincn 

mnii 

of sprvicu to Ins 

"Thauiandi of code, of athlcal 

conduct hav. b«n written,- Mr. 

5111.. uid, -but fha on. that 

hai andurtd Is fha an* you Hnd 

In tha Bible", 

Warren Nollli, who wa* both an 

oulstatidlng scholar and athielu, 

plan, to atlenil Ur«inus Culleue next 

rail lo prepare for a career in the 

Held of veterinary medicine He is 

ultiployvd this sumrner as a life. 

Page I, pleai. 

50 Lifeguard Candidates to Vie Children fO Give 

Blood On Wed, 

I hr 

ladelphia Conference, presided 

l« th.lrman of the banquet com 

e. Ralph C Uuff_ pr.,|dent of 

I •»• Ocean City Tabernacle Asio- 

I'lltllin. was taastmaiter. 

TWO POWER-PACKING trocks costing £17,500 were accepted last waek by Mayor Bowker, right, fram 

tdwln W. rf^nce, ^,IID& manager, and Robert J. Small, president of Small Ford Inc., of Plea.antvllle, fram 

whom the sprci.-d vehicles were purchased. Bottom view shows "business end" where collectors dump rubbish. 

The truck mi>chanUm revolves a drum which draws the load inside and pushes it forward until if Is cam. 

prfsied Into .1 tl.iM oale. These trucks can carry much larger lo>dt and eliminate littering of stratti fram open 

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lili III .>[ til. CM ii I I 

Wi\or Bi nj uiun (ill Mill il 

KMiop t Orson s hum If i\ il 

'tii'd thi honoietl imsl wil.i 

I" ult of wood fmtn tin p \ 

1 Tin m ui> vt ii s 11\ hi 

m thi Tilniii Mi >li idi t 

of MIIKIIIL 

"i- to thi hi hup mil All 

>" n i-il. iidid un In lull I 

il inn (.roup h\ I In l{ \ 

' I Iluik di tint mn im 

«t tin \( w It t i \ ( ml t 

School's Out, So $ 10,000 Worth 

of Building Improvements Begin 

fi 

It >l Ml I! Il 

HIM Mill, I 

i public 

umim i 

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il.o 

ills 

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usual" 

nlal cllnjf.- and 

mWi-|F m'W d 

in^ inslalk'd. . 

Miss Miriam B. Rclchly, prusi- 

di'iii of the Ht'fvicu Ciub Coi!h< 

cil of Ocean City, imnmifH-L'd thiN 

wt't*k (hat a nu« fuldtiia wheel 

ehair has huun purcliast'd fur 

loan tu ru'i'tiy pcr.Nunri in thu city, 

Thi? ijffiL*>f of the Dujjyrtmtmi 

of Public Safety will be? gJ^d to 

assist aiiyuiii* in nv-vd of tht* 

• jrtvlout vvenlng ** 

l \ s '«tjt M 

f 

honor the 

rally in the 

h 

Wyoming 

Uhop Cor 

at 

hv 

will 

huttk* for ihe uvuilubli- jub-* ;it 

liiiiio a m in thu >uii ;.i imh M. 

They \viM swltn iirousid a IHIO> ;I 

qu;]rii?r-miU 5 off the hi'mjh. 

Yiuni m. held Iii^t ui*Mk 

fur ioeiil residents êkii.y poMiilons 

fin thi? Pnirot. This, he ?*;ild, is in 

romiiilanije «Hh HliMv civil seivitu 

rules, whUil call fur ihu i*U.ei s nH*m 

i of ;is many jiiral men as jiussihji?. 

Test, Sat, 

Onli'y will po to 

ill. Cap!: Williams 

anil 

uddliioiiid lifeMuurd stutii 

will bt' opt'iu'd this \vei?k ond. T 

proU'.iMijd sliitionh lor balhurh v 

III' ill 57th nl.. il4lh kl.. 261h si.. V, 

SI. Nth »l., 12th »(.. loth »t., Dili 

-•»!Ii »!.. llriiihion pl.. Si, Cliurlvn 

and Atliiiitic blvd. 

Cîpt Williynis nrêd Ijntht.rs 

i'iiti'r lilt' wnlL'r only ii! protijcl 

iH'ili'Ili'S. 

Sunday School Picnic 

Today af Lenapa Park 

The 

.School 

A. * reiult of lait week', hilf. 

nilla awlm^ five Oiaan City High 

gchasl athlete, are elljlble for a>. 

paintmant to the Patrol 'hi. lum- 

ffiir. In fha ardar of rhalr flniih 

In tha Ml iwlm, they are Mike 

MeNafliara, Bill Onlay, Chick Me- 

Oswall, Kan Bufgein and Tom 

Halit. 

p 

uiiiiiial combined Sunday 

picnic hy lour- of Ihe Pin- ; 

[ U'Ni.:ini chiirehi-.s k taking plaeu to. | 

day Sit Lvlilipe Hark. Mays Laiullnu, j 

Buses lo transport ihe children i 

HJ the picnic Mrouiitis will leave be- ] 

lwiMII 8:311 anil 9:30 a, m, from Ihe j 

corner of Hth sL and Central av. * 

Many others will maKe the irip in ! 

private cars. j 

Henry H, Cooper is weneial cliBir. 

man of tin. event, which uil! he 

supervised by clergy anil laymen ur 

tho Metlindlsl. Preshylelian. l.iilh. 

eran and Kpiscopal ehurches. 

NBW Samples Part 

| Of Vaccine Test 

The resoii', Iiulio Pioneers" will 

troop hack io »chool lamurruu 

iWednemtayi (or Hie linal phase ul 

Ille eiirrenl years pruKiam In con- 

nuctlon with ihe Salk trial vaccine 

projeii. by which It Is hopuil t,, 

Iind a preveiiiallve for infantile 

. paralysis. 

Liioiid samples will he taken lr«m 

M "rst. kcioncl .nid third yrade 

, pupils in the local vaccine iliiiic in 

the Central av. Schoiil. al B a m 

IThis will he Die second of three 

samples to he îven hy Uie yutinij 

• *!ers. 

p 

the i 

§•!• To Aid Legion 

The American Legion Ausiliflry of 

Maryannanek Pout will sponiior a 

rumniaiie sale Thursdiiy and Friday 

at 744 West av, Proeeeris will bi'ne 

fit ihe post. 

Anglers Placidly Listening to Army-McCarthy 

Broadcast When—Wham!—Lightning Hits Boat 

LI 

I Library Now On 

Summer Schedule 

The Ocean lily Free Public 

hrary went onto Hit summer AdiL'tf 

I ule nt bu*tneHH bourn yegterday. 

I From now until after Labor Duv 

the library will be open from » 

| a. m to 0 p. m.. Mondays through 

Friday*, and from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m 

Saturdays. 

During Uia winter moAlha the II 

braiy wu doted all day Saturday as 

well ai (or *n hour at dinner ttnw 

You're fitting peacefully in the 

cockpit of a comforlable boat, fish- 

1 HIS line danglinE over the sierii, 

ualiinii for a bile. 

Conversation lag* as you turn' an 

the radio to lUten to the Army.Me. 

I I arlhy hearing droning along in 

1 Wajhinirtoii. 

The inlet hear E buoy, where you 

are anchored, Ls eilm. 

All of a gudden=Wham f 

A nolle like a bomb exploding, 

and the Wool >ea .klff ahudder. 

fnm item to .tern. The radio I. 

dead 

That WU the unusual Ashing trip 

Central «v.. and his companion, Clif. 

ford S, Richmun, 1(1 Oordi'li rd, 

last Thursday afternoon. 

They were neated near Iho stern 

of Orlando'a skiff "Jay Loiikie"'whon 

a brief electrical and rain storm be. 

Ban. The i'lenrlcal part prenided 

thv rain. 

The hell af lightning .truck the 

"Jay Loula." radla, antenna and 

ran dawn It Into Orlande't .x- 

Mnll*« .hlp.fo.ihau end all pur. 

po.e abort wave .et, Imlde tha 

•mall nMn, 

In the pmccM a hole w|a hlown in 

the bracket holdlnfi the antenna. 

apart, compietifly ruined. Bill, odu. 

ly enough, the liishtninK didn't dam. 

age the boafs hull the least hit. nor 

did il effect the batterle> or inKhi.- 

The ielephone.type receiVfr iisi'tl 

with the KhlBteHharc radio n< 

blown off Its hook. 

The ihaken fl.h.rm.n, (nuiett 

at ttwlF i(M fortune In •uflarina 

n* waru-fata, uid afrarward that 

H» b#«f .hook a. If a bomb had 

B«na an In the cabin. 

They lost no time uettlnii hack to 

dry land. ' 

''Somebody once told me thai 

lightning never hlu a bail,' 1 U|d 

Mr. Mehman, "Thai, take it from 

experience of joe Orlajido, 4710 and Uie radio equipment wu blown mo, i, i lot of hokum! 

Fourteen of the .ampl. donor, 

will fee from Oc.an Elfy'j public 

Hhaali, Ii from St. Auguitine't 

School and (even fram the Upper 

Tawnihla Elementary School al 

Marmora, 

Thi' Krniiii will incllidi. fcDvun of 

IMi) Sucond Gnidi. joiiniistiirs whn 

have ilndt'rijoni' thrue Injertionii of 

the varcine as part of a nat|Dn-widr 

lest hpotinoryd b> ih«> National 

foundation for Inrantlli' faroivsis 

Thu children partifipatinB In' t'lit- 

li-lils have been awarded button!) 

and inrih identifying thim os "Polio 

Pioneers". 

The blood (ampiet are being 

taken fa, cBmparan,. purpeia.. 

The, win be an.lytad In ralatlan 

ts the csrinptlvi sandlNni ef 

thow who have not bean Inacu- 

••ted ai compare wilt, tho.. whs 

ha*a received the vaccine, the 

third and final (ample will ba 

taken In S.pt.mb.r, after tha 

polls leaian. 

The sampl will be taken in the 

local clinic by Dr. John B Town- 

send and Dr. Robert Cornwell as- 

slslod by the school nurses and the 

cily nurse. 

Notify U* Early 

To Change Addr*% 

Muvlng lo Ocean City for the 

•ummer geamn? 

Don't forget to notlly The 

Sentlncl.Ledger of your change 

of addreu. One full week I. re» 

quired to make the change. 

Beaae give u. your full rum*. 

your old «nd new addTMa*., i 

cluoe-a t* I 

Mayor Bowk.r said Nut fa« 

•eundlngt war* taken to d.t«-mtn* 

the bait location, far ftw exMtna] 

•Ireni, and that ev.ry pmilbl. ac- 

llqn to m.k. th.m iMard has MM 

taken, Th. only aniwer, 

I*, It man •Irani, he ttMlanel, 

The "Yank" signal, or yellow 

aierl, was received at pollee h 

quartern at 9iM a. m. The 

was passed on to ill clvU fnV 

illills anil murlicipal public safetr 

ajiencies. which dl-spatehed men l 

siaiions in scallered p«rt« W t 

city, - . . 

The "Rudoiph", or fed •ignal, 

came thiuugh at 10:01. Hounding the) 

gianl siren at city hall and five) 

others in different parts of center 

eiiy 1'oliie cars and fire apparatua 

placed at siraii"liic locationH Joined 

ihe alann with iheir sirens. 

The Aril of tha all-claae bl.»ra 

•ounded at lfl.l], ..tHn, traM* to 

mafisn again in rhe irf*sfs> mG4 

freelns •happen and itroll.rt from 

their pailtlant aoaln.t kuiWInt* 

and In dsorwayi and itafaa. ^ 

Civil defense ufYleilis rpporied In. 

Pas* 1, plea.e 

Award Kinzlers 

Crash Damages 

Court Holdi Cab 

Driver Liable 

Damages of SIM were awarded by 

ihe Niiperior Court last week Ur 

(JeorKia Kinzler and her father 

aorgu. of 1B0I Bay ay., for injuries 

iiliiiiB from an accident Involvinu 

Ihe family car and a iaxicab bent 

two years ago. 

Judge Elmer B, Wuodg ordered 

• 12B for Miss Kinzler and S2S daBt- 

aBes fur her father. The judgment 

was returned against Jeff Mtlvin, 

operator of the laxkab. 

Accsrding to police records, thai 

accident occurred In front of the 

Kinzler home on May 10, 18M. Pollee 

reportN slated thai the Klniler EU> 

was iurning Into the garage at UH 

Bay av. home when struck by M«lv> 

in's taxlcab. Mr. Klnzlers wtfe* 

Sadie, Georgia and another (taufh- 

ler were in the car at (he tinHl. 

All suileu-d injuries to some de»i 

greu, police reported. *i 

Judge Woods also awarded UlJH0 

AamageN to Woodward Dlller and hi. 

father, of lion* Harbor, for an 

injury Incurred al the Yacht 

there .last summer. The 

was Ml In the eye by a plceej 

waddlni from a .mall gun u w i 

the club lo siart races.

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGfcK 

and Persona! 

.*«, Florence H. Royce 

r»l.phon.. MMI R«M«i«, 11M 

Resort Young Women 

Cedar Crest Graduates 

il Governor Installs 

^ A ooroptimist Club leaders 

About M members and 'guests of 

the ' roptlmUl Club of Ocean City 

•Mended the instaliation dinner 

Thursday evening at Chris' Ki'slau 

.rant, 

Mn. Mariarci Wilson, of AUanUc 

tha vaungar nf, Niankad tr» club 

Hr Ir. lift toward ha MrMr. 

Mrs, Myrtle Richards, outgoing 

president, was presented with sev. 

era! gifts, She thanked the group 

and Ihe governing board for their 

support during her term, Mrs. Wil. 

•eated the newly elected officers with 

a personal greeting and resume of 

their respective duties, 

ThtH InitalM Into offlc. win 

Mn, Kiy T.I.I., pr.ildtnt; MlH 

Piaranct Jo»»ph.an, vk. prMld.nt, 

Mn. Loul» eriibaum, corre.pond 

Ins •xretarvi Mr.. Mildred W.I 

tan, nurding tMrerary, and Mr». 

HIM Smith, freaiunr. 

The three, directors Installed were 

Mrs. Bertha Slubbs, Mrs, hfcllii 

James and Mrs. Elizabeth Schmidt 

Lovely bouquets of geraniums, dt-1 

; pin. 

Perfect attendance awards went to 

Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Walton and Mrs, 

Woodruff. 

Two riaw riwrnkart w.r. Induct 

ad during tha c.remonl.,—Mrt. 

Mahal S. Clarke, Saa (III City, and 

Mn. •dm larnat, Bitin city. 

Bay iv. Ocean city. 

Harvey Warner soleoinli 

III liivuic greetings to the club. 

MM Wilson also thanked the Ocean 

L'lty group for its part in the un. 

usual gift presented to her as the 

retiring tovernur far this district 

ihe wa wtannc the chirm braic 

Christening of the new Ashing us 

•el, ^Flying Cloud** and invited mem 

ben to attend on June 28, at Holtl 

Boat Works. 

Miss Helen itedein acted as fni 

tress of ceremonies with Mrs. Ekit 

Woodruft? giving the invocation. Fi 

tertalnment was furnished by soloi t 

Miriam Zone accompanied by her 

tetter, 0. i. âne, from Someis 

Fsblt. Miss Zane attends Ocean 

City High School. 

• Another, special guest presented 

was Geraiitine Amiel, graduate frum 

the Ocean City High School who re 

eelved the nursing scholarship of 

the Soropllmist Club, Miss Amici 

• WI enter the September class at tht 

Ahington Memorial Hospital, Perm 

sylvania She Is the daughter of Mr 

and Mrs. Michael Amlci, 401 A 

bury av, 

"itrrf," si the li known among 

IMS Stud. Champ, 4-dr. Sadui 

Overdrive and eilmtllicr 

ItJJ Itud. Champ. ur. 

Overdrive and Climatlier 

194S Dodge 111 Ion Truck 

€ab and Chassis 

5TUDEBAKIR 

SALES and SERVICE 

111 Centra I Avenue 

Phons 1443 

SII AND DRIVE 

THi NIW 1954 


More Power, Mere Style 

Mere Value Per Dollar 


Solas and Service 

tOO Washington Avenue 

Woodbine Phone 1-2266 

Kitchen Trailer To 

Visit Here July 3 

Mis EirJyn M 

thi. New Jir Heart 

ha c 

Nur i- 

the 

that 

nstitute on CiFdim 

Di^ca^c held in Atlant 

bruught aut mcr 120 

dtnt und prartiLal nur 

in iht- ûbjti-t 

The im-tting â*. HpDi 

Atlantic County and 

Heart A^soclaiion m coop 

ftilh the? Atlantic City Hu*.piU1 

Mis Rhode** also annsunced that 

the 01 

et thn 

in Ottan tit\ 

Thi- Cape Ma\ Counts fit iri A T 

cmtlQil I-, de%t_luplng a mumnri il |,ifl 

prupram I ift-rLatirJ danora vtill bL 

**cnt âmple% of tanj^ on rtque t 

Mulford-Wise 

Rites in Phila. 

Resort Man Weds 

Summer Resident 

Tho WUsshiekon Baptist Church, 

FhllndeiphU, was the §gtiing Satur- 

day ifteriioQii for the wedding of 

Deris Virginia WUe, daughter of 

Mr, and Mn. Harry G, Wise, of 

Philaduiphia, and 3025 Asbury av. 

and Russell R, Mulford, sen yf Mr. 

Furtnan Mulford, of 1046 

The Rev, 

I the vows. 

Given in marriage by her father, 

it' bride wore g ballerina length 

down of Iae# and net over wffeta, 

and matching 

mitts, A fingertip veil completed her 

Her bouquet was of white 

Mlii Margaret Hertdry. of Phil* 

*lph)#, w*t the bride's only At- 

tendant She wort a taJmsn csisr 

ballerina length sawn of l*ce find 

het over taffeta, and carried pink 

carnations 

Priscilla Gerlach, Summer 

Resident, Wed in Lancaster 

Prlicllifl GcrlMh. dau«hwr of Dr. 

George Qerluli, S4S N, Duke si,, 

Lancaster, Pa and 4 W. 18th St., 

Ocean Cits', • scanio the brldo of 

Robert M, Bo endalp, son of Mrs. 

Matthew RssendaU. 0 N. Oak st,, 

Mt. Carmel. Pa,, Saturday afWrndyii 

at the First Methodist church, Lan- 

caster, with the Bev, Luther Keteli 

fil 

Given in marrlaBO by her father, 

tfio bride wort an Ivory silk taffeta 

gown, empire sllhouetti!. with Chan- 

tllly lace Inserted into the bodice 

with an overall embroidery f 

pearls ana irrldescent heads. 

chapel train fell in soft folds from a 

billowing skirt. The veil, designed 

by the bride, was attached to 

Juliet head'jiece. She carried 

crescent bouquet of calla lilies, 

Mn, Omar V. Croon Jr. af 

Farnilnatsii, WH matron of honor. 

Bridnmaldi war* Mn, Maurice 

Walt* Jr. North Hill., P... Mn, 

Pmtmt Davii, LaneatMri Milt Clccl 

Galanfi, Lodl, N, J,, and Mill Mary 

Lsuli* Raicndai:, of Mt. CarmeP 

All tht attt r 

(ran, of ill 

„... «uFC nil£> ETfi n 

Jmu I iitu of Philadclphn wu gnwilj, of ,n i Mri?int The mgtrun 

lit si mm mid Harold and turman|uf hunur \\L: a urckt uf i\\ inii 

Mulford biDtllClH Of th*- propm hef |,,bdl(1,fl, on ,ier hfcad ind tarried 

buuquct 

the brides fnaihuf wa 

htuo with while srge 

Mulford, mother of 

; a beige frock with 

u i Both Wore 

A reception fsllewtd at jht 

Philadelphia Cans* Club. The 

COOpfe left for a trfp through the 

New England ttatvi, after whlfh 

flke their h@mt in 

q 

The bridi "inlaid 1 , 

lets uf iv> ind geranium 

b 

«orc c?irc 

with crt 

MRS R M ROSENDALE 

A reception followed the Cere 

many at Stone Barn MlllefEYill* 

Fa flfter which the couple left 

Hr a trip through New England 

and Canada They will make their 

hemf in AHenfswn 

Observe 30th 

Anniversary 

Mr. «nd Mrs, Nicholas MlraglUo, 

93B Haven av,, celebrated their 30th 

wuddlng anniversary Wednesday at 

a family get-together at their home, 

Mrs, MlraglUo, the • former Ann 

Fennelll, it a native of West Chester, 

Pa., while Mr, Mlrajlilo has Ilved^ in 

Ocean City since the age of IB. The 

couple were married in Atlantic Citv, 

Five children and six grandchll. 

dre-ii cdmpl€t# the family picture. 

The MlraglUo children are Mrs, Marie 

Lysok, Mrs, Rubina Smith and Niih 

plas Albert Mlraglila, of Ocean City; 

Leonard MlraglUo, of Luiwood, and 

Mrs, Beatrice Wsugh, who resides in 

Birminghain, Ala. * 

Mr, Miraglilo is in the cement 

tiintracting business, 

• * * 

Sorority Gives Stork 

Shower For Member 

Members of the ^ta Chapter of 

ti»* Omuga Lambda Psi surerhy ?,uf- 

ini^tii Mrs, William Douyhgrty with 

it wiork ihoiver ThursUay evening at 

the home ef Mrs, Fred Dieterle Jr.. 

812 Pflrkridge rd, A doll bassinette 

decorated with pink and blue eon^ 

ctnt bauqut-b, af tht imt flower 

R>an CaulhLld of Lc%it!n*ii N \ 

waa bi-at man U hera were Hal 

j rison Wrmht Ernmeu^ Pa 

W Gtr]at.h Jr Lanca ler 

Galit kl Lark limn Pa m 

Smith of lit Carmd 

The hrldt. L a graduate uf J P 

McCii Rnbort M 

thL orj, mi I 

Smith Birdhbtru with till- PtnnmUanla 

and Lif-ht Lomf inv 

in planning a \i_it I Mr Dnmth\ \ i Her Bus Central 

Heart Saver kitchen trailer (]ccan LH> and Jjnt Tail Dr 

llI% 3 d luphter of Mi md Mi- Jam 

Dm 115 Sfathff rd OLLJII t 

^riduJttri Ma\ ififrmCdir C 

Lullcj,i. AHciitu« n f j 

Mi *, \itltt f in d ihx iU«rt.) 

E iChi_Iur ul Stitntt in Ku in€ 

utatinn Purmt In! la t \LH 

t dar Ln t Mi-. % Hi r ua 

Lit. tiad 

BUICK 

GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

General Motors 

Safes - Service 

Parts - Accessorial 

BATTERIES 

Delee - U S - Exide 

Tllli5~ 

US • Lee 

REPAIRING 

All Makes Cars 

Knes Action 

Whoa I Alignment and 

Balancing 

THi MODERN WAY 

Wallace Bros. Buick 

9th St. and Simpion Ave. 

Phono 1371 

Ld 

Bu Lil 


No matter what your preference or requirements may be, 





(Non.AsMiMble) 


If you ars *e*klnfl low.r or itst premium*. 

t b* rallied by pl.clng your automsbL Mi. 

— the only Ocean £ity Ag.ncy who wrifei Ift §wn •ulomoblls 

„..._, to 1|?& (ImmedtitB) 

autemsbil* buslnet* with thli of 

Thli niMm hue thlnii _ Sivlnit and Scrvlc*. 

II y«l can qualify under prnMf underwriting nqulrtmantt, mat 

policy goo out th. mn day n rcniy* your appllittian. 

If you .r. p.,ln» mar* th.n «5c far Ro.d and Tawing S«nfl»,4hin 

•f * tnant yaw ar« «llllng — yau riant h.v. te, 

Wh«n yau rMjuin •ulomobll. fln.nclnj, at your loci bank and 

h.v. them Inciuda your Compr.hn.ilv. and Csiiitisii prantluitit with 

youp nata SBlisatiaiW 


-OC1AN CiTY'f LARSISf AUTOMOBILB PREMIUM PRODUCER" 

I3Ii Atbury Aw. Phena 0060 Ocean City, N. J, 

• PACKARD* 

Sates - Service - Aetmnorlmt 

Body and Fender Work - Painting 

BISHOP • PACKARD 


}!•• or 1020 Cor, 12th and A.bory Av.. 

Cadillac 

Pontiac 

Minat r nd a i n thi FFL idi-nt 

Advi».i F\ Lnmrhitlt t Sht i^ 3 \- r t 

uatr> rt Ocelli Clt> High bchuol cla 

Of IÛ 

Mi ^ f)r f rtrcued the dt 

Bathtlur of Art Dunnu h*-i Stmt 

\tar at fidar t ri_ I Mi Drn wz 

j mt rabcr of the Mu k t lnh and V 

In! riidtiuiul U liliun ( lub hi: 

l( J IK i 1 till I 1 ii i- il i II 

Ui-ii SthL l (U i n n 

Phariracist Shows 

Doctors New Films 

DF J Thnmlt^ Hukhi rt ui 

phormact t tntiruintd d erûp 

ph>Niciai]H irurii (It nn Cil\ Sc 

I le Cits ind Sam r Puint ttndne 

dav tvemng 

Two intern mm uund film i 

CulOF VkCfO fft nti-rl m ilu mtdlt J 

One \ » n and rut-in 

Mr Ii ink E II n r Ir iniith tun 

thodLst Church, The parly ai | 

arraneed by the paslor and his wife. | 

the Rev. and Mrs, George Ogden, 

Guests iiichided members of 

Gloria's Sunday School class and 

schoolmates at New York av. School, 

ns well as friends from Gwinhurst, 

Del, and Bridgeton. 

EXPERIMENTAL WORK 

SPECIAL TOOLS and DIES 

Milal Sfiinpinn and Mf|. 

Atumbllni, Me, 

Many Yean* EiiMriHiu 

-^— Prieei Rlslit. 

NORCO 

METAL PRODUCTS CO. 

PH. tuo if N«. CHISTIII AVf, 

PLIASANTVILLI, N. J- 

EARL STEELMAN 

.nd 

LAWRENCE TARVES 

Contractor 

and 

•uildars 

1309 Bay Avanua 

RES. PHONE: 

Obituaries 

Wm. T. Corson 

Dies at Palermo 

Carpenter Was Well 

Known In Resort 

Funeral SITVICUN wore conducted 

Saturday for William T. Coraon. ef 

ghsre rd,, Palcrffly. who UU*d Wed> 

rlt'hday nfMhi Just wuuk afitT n funt? 

illness. Hu wu* 07. 

Mr. Coison HUM U. liiuluii^ rt*sidt?iit 

tif pAJsrinu and ivas the son yf WU-- 

iifirti Selh CafKon, on tafiy HUIIRT 

in that arsa. He was a viirpf?nti!rs 

cabinet makpr and .Him builder, and 

formerly hpd been employed by 

sev^fa] ocean CUy building epn= I 

tractors . 

IH* is survived by his wife, Mabel; 

iwo sons, William C, and Irving, ant) 

suveraL grsndchHdrun, 

The Rev. Harry Findeison, pastor ! 

of the Secniid Cape May Bapti 

Church, aattductod HorxkvH Balti 

day at 2:30 p, m. in the, Liiniflpy ¥ 

nerfll Home, Tuekflhoe, Intcrniu 

\\a% iii Seaside Cemetery, 

Philadelphians Become 

All-Year Residents 

ydurgftf summer viHitin^ in 

Ocean City, Mr, and Mrs, Henry K. 

ghiw, fermeriy of the Garden Court 

ApgrtmeDtg at 47th and Pine sis, 

Fhilflclclphlr., have moved to 261 In 

let rd,, a§ permanent resident^ uf 

Oeean Cit/, 

Mr, Shaw fe vice president and 

stjcrelary of Johns an and Higgiiisi 

ef Pennsylvania, Ine,, iflsuranee brok- 

ers,, a firm established in IB45, 

Partially retlredt Mr, Shaw still 

akes eon tag t with the business 

about once a week. He is a meiB^ 

b#r of the CommuterN Club, 

They have owned several summer 

homes hero. "Judy", tin year-old 

eoeker spaniel, shares' their nejy 

James C. Lenahan is 

Viljanova Graduate 

Jgmm C, Lenahfin, local summer 

resident and sun ol Mt^. James C, 

Lt'nnhnn. of Mt, Aii-y and Ocvan 

City, was graduated last week from 

VilUnova University, Philadelphia, 

Hi* majored in marketing at Vih 

lanova and was a member flf thr 

Naval Reserve Officer* Training 

Corps, from which he was eammlh^ 

ied sn ensign in the Mavsi UQ 

vg. He has been ssînned to duly 

with the VBB Zt'llae at Portsniuulh, 

Earlier he attended tht_> LaSal)* 1 

Csllege High School, puring hum- 

mep vaeayons for the past six yearn 

Mr, Lenahan was employed in Ocean 

City at Horsey*s Restaurant, 

Ralph H, VanGilder 

Rag, Archit.cf N. J. 

Ulh * Witt Av*, Oc.n city 

PHONI 0033 

INDEPENDENT 


ROOFING — SIDING — SHEET METAL 

AL GARDINER 

206 Sixth SfrMt — Phon. OcMn City 0163 

If N« Aninr, Call O. C, 07M-J 

PurnWiMl — fMJK. jphMndni Arr>no«l 

Homan trlhiinu who won It on the 

throw of ihe dk'e. 

Filmed in Cinemascope, the story 

stars Richard Burton, Jean Simmons, 

Viiior Mature and Michael Ronnie 

wilh a cast of 5,000 

The Biiicy lells of the effect 'The 

Robe" had on thi- gladiator who 

won it in ii garnblu at the fool of 

the cross- any how he was converted 

from his pagan Roman principles 

to Christian beliefs. 

The siory is sweeping In scope, 

anil tremendous in action. It Is n 

deep and signiiii'ant episode in the , 

history uf life brought to action in j Delaware 

VILLAGE Delomre Park'i MWay • thorough- 

Thunday, Friday anil Saturday , bred raco^ meetulg esters lu seeond 

•Them" is n shocking story of half on Thursday with nine sf th* 

giant crialurcs Miawned in Ihe des- ! Slanton track's 14 rloh iMk« 

Joan Weidon and James Araess. 

The story Is a Bclpnc* ncUon 

thriller involving myaterlaui klilinss 

in the Majave De»rt, rsnilUag in a 

governmental uwHtlMUait. 

Owenn in the rple of a scientist 

Ands that the gruesome monsters re- 

sponsible far the devastation wen 

the result of the Ungerlni radUUao 

of an atomic, burst. 

The measure l« wipe out the horde 

of creatures, which is soon threaten? 1 

up 

tt 

Ing a major metropolis, makes 

the major part of the action. 

clMu will come on timing day, 

July I, with the world-. riefeMt ran 

for rUU« «nd JMTM—to» *10Q.0OO 

aided, mile and * qiarttr Wew 

CuUa Htnaicp—fejituriot Me mM 

l 

A -variety of other trnporUnt flx- 

turn «r* on (he »«enrl», t^taaJag 

with tola HBUHA'•l».oaft**lad, 

Sve [uriong ChriitUns SUkH. Xhe 

17th runnKni «ilM* wwA whirl *p- 

p«n. nrukn lo «Jtr»ct a kaaaer 

Held or young colU mil galdUgi 

from a toW of 1ST nomUi.Uonn. 

The 1953 ChrtoUana wa». upturM 

by PortirhouH, ,Uri helped tha 

Uangollsn Farm's Mlertearw to ha 

tome tit* JuVEOye CMBMH. TJW 

•table has two noniln*e. thin 

-AtUln«l and FMSt. QuIU 

the fivarU*; wUl nun up b( 

btlilr StiM's NukM, a «« " 

wtaMr In New York. , 

! * • * 

Pitrolm C«rt. OoM, 

~itar:ri'M;MM.N 

>«udtd awtUMlW.te. 

Fred Howeil, af lbs 

«Uan department, pre 

paUoB In tht Termite 

IMnBiural athMle 

Am Mad* wm tin 

winnum, tad J««y» WM»'L 

thaa' with perfect •Uimknct 

Ma year M Ita, taague^ acUrttim. 

hi. BOM to tbc tliadMOM-l 

doeuit, »**r(K!O Bne'. Witt. 

PLAN 

MOW 

L«ffliB!HHWirHUtt!itt:tiM^lft(i!Ki«t:j-i!!«--:.iS( II fc If I U H li I I II M 

Builders Bulldw* 

KRUEGL and HEIST 

REGISTERED 

— BUILDERS — 

Phen* Olft-W 

Office: 201 WIST AVINU1 

BERGER LUMBER 

Repair Your Present Home er Build 

Your New Home with the Best 

Lumber - Mlllwork - Spruance Paint 

Lox-Screen Teniion Screen* — Ns fiHing, no painting 

Eaiily imtalled and ttarad 

Call 0948 - - - Thm Friendly Yard 

llth STRUT and SIMPSON AVENUE 

Du-Mor Corp, 

KISISTIIIIP 


"You Gef More With 

DwMer" 

Cor. Ifth and Havan Av*. Ph. 1479" 

REGISTERED •HHi^HI^H^BH BUILDER 

P, B. STAHLER - Ros: 1547 B«y Ave. - Ph. 2980 

Off in! 9 Wnf 14th SfrMt 

OUR MOTTO IS! "BUILD RIOHT" 

H, C, AMOS 

— Rtgiitcrid _ 

BUILDER 

417 34th STREET 

Phone 3180 

No Job Too Large 

No Job Too Small 

Richard B. Onley 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

4100 Aibury Avenue 

Phone 0714 

H. C, POHTIERE 

•33 Watt Av., h, 1808 

GEORGE V. RABEAU 

• - 'imitttmnk' 1 

BUILDER 

Atiintii Nsnw BulM 

rf H. J. 

Aun, 

803 Central AYS. 

MtSDHf Oc«n City Mil 

R«,i Som.ri Paint IMS 

JOBBING • ALTERATIONS 

PHONI Hii MSitTlitie UNLMIt 

EDWARD D. DiPUTY 

205 14th StrMt 

Nmw Homes - kmpaln - Remodeling 

ALL WORK siviN MT MMMAL lUMRVIfMN 

LET'S DO IT! 

MS ill J* 

w» MI niiliri 

limit, yew MM tot, Mn «• 

JOHN I, and 

HOWARD 

REGISTERED BUILpERS • • REPAIRS • JOlMI 

Mir 

1053 Asbury Av*, 

Phon* 12QQ 

Fred S. Tarves, 3rd 

- - - BUILDER - - - 

1 BAYVIEW PLACE * PHONE 1127 

ROOPI NC 

TifiW 

R«gi*t«r«d Builder 

Edmund C, Wbham 

24 AAury AM. MI. 1237 

CLAY TILE 

Par HrHMaaw «f nihiita, M i 

PHâcM, Wan Fiwrta 

UT IM ••TIMATC ON 

VOU* WORK NOW I I 

Aitert Oldftald & Son 

M Vur.- ktMNanc* 

\W7 WMtoy Av. Ph. 2951 

SAMPSON and HAMADA 

328 WEST AVENUE PHONE IMS 

t Metal \rVpck 

forced Air H*afing — Air Conditioning 

Economical Operation 

R«dwcM InstafkiHon 

, . , - •

PAtSf EIGHT THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL L MfSiR 

DO YOUR WASHING AT 

2744 ASBURY AVf. 

Phon* 1710 

PLENTY OF 

FREE PARKING 

Your waihinf ii don* automatically in famsuf Wafting- 

hsuM Laundromat Automatic Waihtfi and dried if 

dasirad in huge sun-warm air dryert. 

DRY CLEANING SERVICE 

DAY or'NIGHT 

FISHING 

59th St. PIER 

ADULTS - SOe Days - 60e Nights 

CHILDREN • 36c 

iiASON TICKITS OPFfR A RIAL SAVING 

Egg Harbor Wins 

Over Raiders in 

League Playoff 

Locals Drop 3-0 

Decision; Outhit 

On Neutral Field 

Oit in ml Mil ll 

Golfers Try 

ToBeat Hogan 

Participate In 

Welfare Event 

1»54 

I In 

lilt ll %% ll ll in, mlH 

1% I Illlllll V ( |lll> I 

III III 111 Jl|l|,|l 

k Hi 

111, 

men v. ho 1 

lien Iliii 11 

>|ii Clinir 

. .,1 I he 

- nl 1 hi- < 

1 ivi-i-k In 1 

ili'ly IIHI II 

fiiii-wny In I 

I'lil S In 

i nll% 

Hill 111 

f 'tions 

f«. 

*£••• 

75 Yean Young , , 

That's Qeman City 

fhh Juhihu Year 

Uh YIAR —No. 10 

Printed and Published in America's Greatest Family Resort 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER m 

Telephone 0M4 or 0305 

;..«" Local 

OCEAN CITY, NIW JERSEY. FRIDAY, JUNE IS, !fS4 puwintisa one* 

*I.Ui tn 

\ .1 

ii tintlri-ii.'it 1 ill 

ill .'ll Uillh.sr.,1 

ater Supply Doubled For South End of Cit 

o* th* Ocean Cltv Exchange dol) • II.III, loil J, 1 Hull i lln.14: .1.1. 

tpD*nsortng orgflnlzatlDn. 

along with their 

g 

at dinner 

p 

1 

in i-itlrml.-i 

s tu n l,'ii 

Frank Wlcktt took th* mound ' 

#or th* Raid* for hit tec ond 

Km* out In two d«v> La*t Tun ' 

AIR 

CONDITIONED 

FREE PARKING 

TO DINERS 

UNCOW 

RESTAURANT 

9tk Street ond Wesley Avenue 

SERVING 

BREAKFAST 8 A. M. to 12 

DINN1R 5 to 9 P. M. 

Same Management at Lincoln Hotel 

IVIRITT L, COP1, Owner M.n.g.r 

SPECIALIZING IN 

TO TAKE OUT 

SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED 

RAVIOLI 

WITH TOMATO SAUCE 

• PIZZA •SUBMARINES 

• BAKED LASAGNE, Imb. 

• ANTIPASTO • CHICKIN CACCIATORI 

• VIAL SCALOPPINE WITH SPAGHETTI 

• Horns Made Italian Spaghetti and Meal Balls 

> ITALIAN SPONGE CAKE (Cream and Fruit Filled) 

VOLTACO'S 

957 WEST AVENUE PHONi Q7S3 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORi 

On the Traffic Circle, Semen Point, N, J, 

NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMERS POINT 

Complete Stock of 

POPULAR BRANDS 

IMPORTED and DOMESTIC 

* WHISKEY * WINI 

* LIQUOR 

600 CASfS OF 

ICE COLD BEER 

ON HAND AT ALL TIMES 

Ctosfffed Ads Are low Cost Salesmen 

I day h* but H* mm on ton O I 

th* flrft of th* three playoff gamu 

to d*cld* th* thre*-way deadlock 

for th* league Uad 

I \\ it k( \ on ih IN on isiun t,.u< up 

IIM hit nit Ittdnu I (Jmifok h\ 

(.luili\ s«mpj\o nid i thnt lust 

nusli b\ Komm Mui m s Iim 

Stliiltl ««•* thi winnii.-. pit. hti 

tfa\ { 

tit'*! .imotii; lho.s 

Bitird II. 

csl iHid in 

lillif. ill th 

Th* ftaldtr* only threat occurred 

In th* .atond fratn* when Gtorff* 

BuHer Ufhed Ovt a tripl*, but w#t 

thrown out at hom« trying to 

stretch ft Info « c}rcttlt ctouf 

JIM Ktnm rt\ jmt \W ki •, tin n 

tinil ilnl tht I n < IH Id oi 

( nti It MM in ct tuil cluriNt, ill oi 

li( uifk in in < frm t to milfli oi 

hi it Iht (in jo ii (i h\ II, j. n i 

bi i|T 

IIIIHI i 

Morefupils National Bank Directors Youth for Christ I p|an Survey of South End Feeling B. . A 

High School Elect Dimon as President Conference to On $993,000 Assessment for Sewers ijEitoSS 

nrPf aU nV nil A dv "nces to Fill Vacancy Caused by Death RAHIII âtlllvJav - - MISO DOOSTOa 

UlCtOil UJ UU of Powell, K.rkmon Named Boor,, rLs . /Deglll jaTUradj 

uuti,.,- n ,,.:;:::::;;:: ;t u i 

Ki-nnr-dy. 1b .... „ .1 u u 

S." 1 .':!'' I'.- -••- ••-- 5 « i 

Fuurit-p, t-f 

Run, 31) .- ... 

Uui-m-'in. c „ .. 

iiMossifk 

2."! 0 -1 

I I.I- IIAHHOK 

Klrnîr If ' :i n n 

Si-hah-r. B . ..... 1 1 ll 

Sumi.iiy,,. m ..... . a i a 

Hijones e ^ , .j 

wiiiiuniH ID :::: 1 ,, a 

GiibrlPI ^b a I, I 

riimpbi-ii. ,f : " ri o n 

cmi'urn. nb ...... ,_ :i (i (, 

Afii-. ! r .. . = = . y j) n 

u—fiinnecl fin Bull In 7!h 

(.1. I- ... I) u • ll 0 , 0 II i 0 

t II -- I » I II 1 i) v 

JBaseball Diadem s 

liroup chatnpiuns r,-.ullint' from % 

stholaslic basi'ball vumnfil|>ns lllia i^ 

sprinM in Sinnh Ji'l'î-y utTf named ^ 

Fridiiy hy a ninp.niiin riinimjuee »f W 

Hyriyllufl. ifc 

K«i> Harbor ivus named uiih Borcl. J 

Fli'.own^ in u lii> fur lirciiii, I liiinur», % 

: wliilo I'lviinnnlvillF sliari-d Cruup III ^ 

liiurels with Wuodruu' Wilson HiKh % 

SchfHil, of fiimdcpi. Briduvliiii »» O 

acclaimed L-hampiun^ in llvuuft IV « 

Elcvon imliv icln.,1 basebiil! ('"ham- W 1 

j pioiis wcii! nami'il in ijruiipi IlirouBh- ^ 

, on! Ihf jlitw wi'lions ,,f ihi. slate, ' {u 

Norlh, CJentriil and Suulh jt>rh(.j ^ 

Five, (iroups fhdfd In liMh betwuvn i ft 

; two feaiti!,, aiitl Ihi-ri- ivvrc iiu, 

j awards jit four gruilp*, 

; The bust rpturd was turiu-d in bj 

[ Thomas Ji>irori.on. of £li«ubulji, 

I Group IV champs in Ihe Cuiilral di- 

vision, which won 20 anil lost three 

diirinji Iht past simson. 

Felton Wins 110 

Tune-Up Series 

l-i ink J-t Iton i>(~ ( i rmuiitowii r . 

nit fl hL Noiiuid Ut MI (or\ in du 

link Bov\I M nt of "Aiirni Up rn 

fji 110 Imtrnatiiuuil jt th OK m 

( il\ \ itlit < luh Siaturil \ -iml sun 

(tJ\ 

Ffltiit. suUfl u\tr tht finish |in< 

HI si ( OIMI |I1JH in both hi fit*, i DI J 

loi it of 11 point link If FfMt f f 

L> vtin I 1 ;, sjilnif. tht Tiji f. iiiutl J 

firM plan S iluidl\ iricf t ffiurt h 

plat I SUM tl TV J~OI ]î J ^ puilll 111(1 

si (ond plat * t >r tin *AI ( k end 

Thi r«i_t w-rt t tfetd tn h ikt 

out tlx kink*, for tlu opi iitn( of tlu 

J sutiaintr trits for 1 JO s tl* xl u-f tk 

I i nd Il\ Vnllini.1 chaiinum ot tht 

lutt tvmmitt4.< ->uli.l thjit tin strip 

for (omits dku mil IK îii ni \t Sjt 

uttl i> j.nd Sunda\ 

Mtmm im s 

'-ATI HIIA1 

1 F u k 1 I it D \ >n I i Mil 

1 ik l-tlKii t mi II \n l i 

I ^ t ii t] t Hill Mt. •iiupfii, thtfilnil 

I Hill ) -i I . \\ > tlt>ui\ N J Ulnit i|n j 

I ft! Killiiin J nklnl M i 

hi VDAV 

T f>l k Murtln M hn F i Rmn 

H tint i l-i i nk I-tit >n t. nn in 

j t un N iluul i mil Mtifliii flk i luvt 

, n it Hill Sn t. |,-. Jmk 1^1 rt I>f. 

I )-i T i Mjl " Mm < innv t umnilnh*. 

I \\ M ur\ \\ In |\ Jin ô Firl KJIMun 

! U nnm >i I 1 \J tfj.li K I I "nil 1 i|ii,( ihli I ill I in. ( h,,m> in ( 

il '"-in ili. n II in i ..I i .ill Mi. s ,.,ii ,,inn 

One of the f«*tur*9 th|, y«#r 

for the flrit time, will be the finals 

of a flv*.*tat* rclfgloui quiz con 

t**t for teen*g«ri. Wlnn*ri will 

do on to th* Annual convention of 

th. VFC mt Wtnona Lah#, tnd. 

la|«r this year 

Artisans Prepare 

For Outing Here 

Full Program To 

Open June 25 

"t till tlH (dlllrlilK 

tin 

l intitule Mr 

-luhil 

l* (In* I 

the Orient, :md 1H- 

n, .'mii)(!*.T ;inrili I I,,, l,,,| I,,,,,, ,,.,,1, id , 

l-h In, I nil loi th. , h nl 

f >>i,l will In ni.1,,,1 In InU 

I ISiiinl >r>T imnl 1,1,if, ,1 ,,( Hi 

dir.l I iinii, l>, in., jin I, i I I 

Patrolmen Move Up 

In Police Departma 

•lulu ,1 Muni 

Ilii ,| mil, l,,i ill 

lUMiiu (,i llns ut . k I: 

(( II'lit Mi-,1,, \n, 

hi 11 (oinmilf. ( ( h 

v ll L til iirmd 1 I t 

Xlljiu I Illui 

si llihti 3ft 

Th* progiam of events will be 

gin Friday evening et a Most 

BuctlUnl Officers Night at Conven 

thy* HaS-wlrh the Ocean City As 

remblrit host Women of Artlian 

farrHfles will *n|oy card playing at 

th* Breaker, Hotel while the mem 

b.rs are honoring the Order s of 

fleers at the Convention Hall 

ILL FATED Jtfoot cruller from which Policeman John «. Tenipleton 

leaped to his death in the bay Monday- Boat it shown tied up al Coast 

Guard wharf here after It ran out of gas and was towed to port. Fuel 

w*s exhausted In vain search for Templetorl near Beetlev'l Point bridge 

State Building 

Officials Here 

Meeting and Outing 

Planned Saturday 

Ml M u I. i i It nl,llll llll, I . 

\ , I ,ti, i ill ll ll I II in null 

ni, I ,, I,, i, S I in I j\ it iv In, 

linn III in nil I I it will , on,III' 

llll ll 1,1th ni II 

\| | IIIIUIIII.1% 

ll on, milnll ip ilit 

ll, . M I (I t I 

ill.. In, I 111, I 

Seivi' 

Sgt William Ferguson who was 

first on the tlst was appointed last 

month and Sgt D Norman Young 

second In line was el*vated a few 

weeks later Pll Gordon Co* 

il in line for the next vacancy In 

that rank 

]»,NK 

ml in 

ll linihl n Hf,< 

ill will, I 

1, ml III, Illlllll, 

n.l.i ll.nl 

miuir,- 

h M'llo 

\hc n loom 

The principal item of business 

On the .agenda will be di*cusslon 

of the new Statt? Building Code 

section* recently released pertain 

Ing to residential construction. 

Inn, VIH 

I tliiflm in n 

lu tl" il.li"l 

s t \ Mill 

ilulh. ,1. | , 

i n h, I, J 

Willi nil II S 

t, mini 

ind 

in n in In kii 

lit IK |< , i 

• (I in llll lti( ] 

• idu il, ot thi 

M( u is .p 

i. I |i< mi nut 

\( I ll. uuikmi. MI 

. Mill HI 1,1 lilt |l| ,1 

tmtm Fin th, |,.i 

>,iMd 1 mil ti, < hi 

null ll 

CONEY'S 

UQUQR STORL 

Well Known Brands 

RYE 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BEER 

OPIN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

No Sunday Sales 

BAR 

r. Crowe To Attend 

MA In San Francisco 

Dr. Alilrirli (.'. I'l-nwc. 120H Di, in 

Ill-ilnli-il tl. ll'.IV!' liy nlr Sill 

!•>' for S:ni I-YliiiiUiii. C'lilil I 

Ilic ji,iiiii;il i-onvcnlion d ;i>eh.ill timlrr tin- [ulHiin 

of Kr.'il |[(>we]lL ..Hil.nt dir.•!_],.[ j,n 

Ihi- CltV rerri'jitittn pi (»t,T;m.. 

Cniuh lluwt'll report.-ens:it.> JIM II 

int< lL e>! iind I'lKhliiiiisni 

The baseball union* are con- 

ducted dally from ?;30 a, rn, to 

12:30 p. m.. Monday through Sat- 

urday, at the ball field at 5th st. 

ertd Bay av., at part of the sum 

mer playground program 

IMI-IKle mil I 

mi i milt,' itinMi 

il.lll a. in 111 

. and In III nn i 

I I, ninn leiii, 

he li.i'Alin;: I 

,1 the I'l.iv 

TltC -IMIIUill .', I 1 I 

(iin(lnct,liii tin 

Juniiii- Artisan tl 

•nil lie al the I 

I itiInc. at I !.:)(> 

n nilent will lull ,) 

illevs al } •• „, 

The day s activities will lit cli 

maxed with the selection ef Miss 

Artisan of 1954 and her crowning 

at the Convention Hall Saturday 

evening 

\ im il, .II ihi li,,,i,lv. ilk ,t II i 

in uill in( 11 ih tin < I, , tion oi 

i « ni nun. fjii,. n ( nit. i ,,ii IOI 

i. lUtuii will ink in tht p ir .(I. 

Him inu II ioii\ti i M.ll IMI 

,11.1, tin minium. ,il Ihi ni « 

ll. t il I h, piihh, will l>< nit in il t, 

UK Md 

INSIDE TIPS 

- 1 

Search Fails to 

Recover Body 

Boy Combed For 

Drowning Victim 

p 

Jiirnts to thf SJnd Kt. «Ution, 

m uith tlidM- jutlvated bv thr 

int; ^t.iiluiis at Wth and 27th ^ 

will prntltit'*.' ^ capacity **f 2»i nail- 

li «r||nan altfo announced tJut 

KiMii'itiiJ-l futilith** Imw bi-en in> 

-•i.Mk'd l'i provlttf full walt-f pr«f,- 

i'iR iili-iiti tht- hflTfront and B*y av. 

fiuin l^th t.t. southward lo th«- city 

1 To tvpfMy thlt cwvlc*, ha 

i a 12 Inch W*tn ha* baan l 

fram AvbvK •«/. t*-Bar * 

21st «t, and back al«nV Say •*. 

to 11th tt. 

Tin- .KKlvd fJititilit-a an- new. with 

tin- 4'\ In Ni yi'iirs of 

,ti visilnr lîrents jire iitviu-î| Ihi-ii yoMilL 

iKty-i there ltir Mime )le*il!htii] fin 

ind useful exercise, not tn ineittinii 

tile release Inr pent up enerjrv 

rhe yoiuiK-.ter% an- spending Uu 

hrsi lew dji>!> leiirliiufi the Inn,I i 

mcni.il-. ,.f the name, mid drillinn HI 

'him tniill Ilnmll Itiirhf. II" 

' youlxjslers tn hm, field, run. and 

il i 

Spoil 

So mi 

Sit I 

Point *• 1. pa lit- 

SIT •"(, 

Th*? Coast Guard, 4-.deted by the 

D*f#Ht* Mirlnt patrol unit, 

»*rch*>d itvadlly through Monday 

waning and Tufriday. #t-d r* 

fAKf-d In their Op«r*tlonf W*dnsi- 

day and y#»t*rday whtn the ef 

fort* availed nothing, 

'liH'si-Iiiy u lih'lHiiit in the com 

in in.I -if ni>iitsv-iilii .SHIIW MMichrd 

Hit* imifl >>.u.ks and tin.- >;ill fi.'itv ol 

tin* LipptT li.iy ifi;i(in. iind (\vnnxvii 

Hit- (-hJlliU-l 

Ttmpleton, a Veteran of Marine 

Corps service, was lo*t »fl*r h« 

plunged overboard from a boat to 

retrieve a bait box. At the Urn* h* 

WII pn a fishing party with four 

JAMES WILLIAMSON, CDDIptn 

Ion of mliilnp man h*roic*llv trltd 

fa i«ve hi* friend by diving ov«r 

board attar him H* &upport*d htm 

for a tin?* but lo*t hit hold btfor* 

otlift 1 ! In boat r*>*ch«d their tld« 

Senior Stodlo photo* 

fellow officers from the tame pr* 

clnct *tat|ort In PhlUd*lphfa 

llempts l>v lii^ (.MttlpiiiiU 

him laiit-ti. ,'ttut lit- wiis 

n^t -JMHMV Jtf(i-|- 2 |>. in. M 

l>oiil with thi. 1 ullifi lour 

IU.1 t.llk, -.\hllKUd U\ 

N4-U It'll, W.Ts lnWfti lo Ih 

ii.l .sliiiion lu-n 

I IK .UIM HI or full wjier 

md st M m In Hi." fMttiiit i 

< ll\ IS 4 ^|H'CM*d tO i-lllliJI 

tit\ \ijiKS tlRi. to u siill ttrealrr 

•ltt,m' with tlu ttsutl th.t the pro- 

kii's-^ (if Ji vt I(ipmt*nt utll be In- 

rn wiin,( i hi tlu in *. »t libiurian ut 

Thi II' nil. i. \Kiiiorul LllHairv her* 

Mond i% ii w,>s nmio-iiucd vtstfrdnv 

hv < lionn r shiM mjk' 1 pnîdent 

i>1 tin lihrn\ ho nd of tlllstfvi 

Mi W tsNftsM wliu ti tjuglified 

lt>th iv. |||H HI in ^nd J tf tilt Sinn** iiî bracket in 

rhv t onirniiiutii's 

tit> \ ,nin(^sU*rs p| JJ u all 1 tulila 

FIK-Itenetl to compensate fntuui(> un 

• 1 liltl* iti AilflUst 

News Item Reunites Buddies of "„ 

World War 1 at Resort Home 

A In •• f itim in ihi w.nmni li> ll< irllnK won and \l»ini n mjinlni- ' ~ " ~ ' _, . . 

dm im (iipiitimni ni ML- s,n in tin? 4ust PnlirA Fnrrp Rnniohr 

lini I 1 ("iki r i. ii 1111% »is irnlilirl Mr llmils huiiih « is fuithi-i | lOIHC IWlLC IHVU"|III 

uilh hiinmni: nlHiiit thp n union if -.In nKlhinid bi Ihi racollottlon .. . a« a. C,lmllll.r 

t».i, min «ho olilKinl tiiîlli.i in ihit Alwini btfiir! ihiv sipjulid UD TO iZ lOl JllHilllcr 

thi in I vmrlil ».n hnd lwtn (llllnt ""' " '°'' "I"'' 11 J Scifn more trmporarv siimrmr 

111. linn ripiiilitl Ihil Vr_ .""I tin" r " r '" C° to « olk •'"" •"• '>'• pairolmen donned nnlfmms of Ihe 

Miv Until It AIWIIII ll ' " 

st mnveil ciniipjii 

" h Ih'l 

fiiini (.(iiinilliivin to i I I 

hmni II 10)0 A him .I' 

M.ir iiouml It ol'-" rntnnorii' 1 that 

I Mi Alwm' '*- a ciinstrnrtlim on I 

I in vi for Gulf "II (-" 

Enter Mr and Mr. Elmer Boyd, 

of Van Nuys Calif., who carne lo 

Oiiin City for a visit with Mrs 

1 Boyd'i .Uter at +413 Asburv •" 

Mr Boxl in brimful: throm'h 

the pni»r »os •struck bv thp min 

Not quite lure, he atked a bread 

faletman who served In both 

neighborhood* whether he served 

the Alwine home. Me didn't, bur 

promised to Inquire whether Mri 

Alwine was named Beatrice. When 

Ocean Clly police department this 

week, lo lirliiK the number of \. i 

s.in.'il officer!; to 1-1 arid the total 

strength of the department to 4-i 

men for the blihy ncarion. 

Director of Public Safety Ijiur 

dice F. l.iimiy aitii.iimced the ap 

#«iwriiie WPI nvmrn HIM ILV- TWIIVI. . «» » ,i i 

the breed man reported back af . polnlment of l,ewl» R_ AuxUn J.. 

nrm.tlv.1,, that wa. all th* Call-' i »eph F. Do> le. M.nerl E M.I I)on 

fornlan !.*« to mek. hlm..lf ; •?•> 3 -^ C ^T^.? "V?"i" 

known at the Alwine deer 

John I Both jind Jotvpti A I-tiibrfV 

Mr Lunn> said the new trle[\ «re 

Mr Aluinc rilumini; fnim a bus belli", teamtd *llh ri HiilyCj.JMtrol 

• !"• r «r"Hubert Alwine lleremi-in Im-si trip to Delaware «« amazed men until they an ttnh-lrnl!\ 

I i II i i n l» Hint name h»d ti> entir hu home mil l)e «ieeted couched In their dutln to assume 

^.iTi-rf and eo'ne overseas with hint bv « P»l be ludnt seen for IS , ê»pon^lbllltv on thf Ir own Hiitl 

b i l l III' FolloWUiK thf' r dl » 5*"" Thflr Ktbfent" la*ti-d for ] will du regular beat dtilv and man 

chiirge they «eparmed, with B.»d hour. , tr.nic pouts 

i.i. nl World War II. Mr 

(onus hfl 1 ** troni Jîwtr 

llii?h school «r Camden, 

hfi'vfd »s librarian and 

hUi 

suo^k\ IKI1(K a di>uree of 

«f si.lt me Ui library work 

Kut7lo\iii Pa State TeA(.h- 

' ? Vî/ U ""'' h " tllsh ""' M " 1 - 11 -""ties 

, \' *f, Two New Elementary 

' Teachers Employed 

(juta, menlHr\ sihiiol^ next 

\i u h\ tin Bonrd of Ldiir^tinn. «hd 

Ihe ri >mii,itii>u «f unuthir prt-Krntly 

impl(.\td wus ,ic(ipti-d thin week 

fr ^3 T TI " B '" rd »' »-. monthlv meellnc 

Tllnrluv lipproiid tllr uppulntllieilt 

"I Mi-. Kalhiiim. Raphael und «|ri 

I "ii (litulr u, , UiiK.iuut teichern 

Ihi ie-.lEii.mon nr «n Doruthy 

lliHixn Hiini-nturi mimic teacher. 

was aiieptid ulih n-iiirt 

Mi-, n«phii.l is . ciaduatr ol In- 

dmn* Stale leathern (.ollegi- while 

Îi-. onolf romt.-. from Trenlvn 

stnti 11 hthi rs Ciilleije 

Tin Do,ird alho granted a lesve of 

iih-iiu, |i> \tf, Mary (.orm.n for 

Ihi* in \t ^chiMil \ear 

TIME and TIDE 

C*aip«te# •• Ike 

•tmitport Bi'" 

wt-'BrMpc, 

CLOSE ATTENTION li beln« paid to High School Ceach Fred •Dial*' Ho well by. from left, Charla. Fm, 

Fred Bayce AM) Jowph Henry, a few sf fh* yaunej enrhutlaili who reaarfed ts th* Sth it. sxtl park far th* 

*p*nln« af the summer profram till. wHh. After training In bauball fundamantalt. they will k* ttlvMeel 

Into tuma f*r lenfju* play.—Jenlor ttudle photo. ^^ 

A.M. 

IS »:!!! 

1» 

an . —; jo « 

31 , It 37 

xm *.^- .^ 

3 11 

tv,

ftff eV' - 

WUta 4—• 1BCT1PN ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER 

SALE 

SfTMt and Wit) Av.nu. 

1 blackl Irani b.«ch. C.p. Cod ceffag*, J Mrmili, 111* bath, IMn0dNtHtf 

rewn, Urchin. MrMfKd-in porch. 

PriM tar Imnwdi.t. §•!• SI 1,000 

WALTER A. DITTRICH, Inc. 

Realtor* 

Corner 8th St. and Wesley Ave. 

GRACE Realty 

HI COR. 18TH ST. AND ASBURY AVE. 

PHONE 1811 

BRAND N1W BUNGALOW 

Lares living Foem* Combined kitchen and dinette* 

Ceramic fiir bath with (hawer. Two large bedrooms 

Harriwssd fleers fhrucuf. Utility room, gas hot-air heat. 

Patls-perch entranci* Trimmed with Florida Brick, 

Naar bast beach. Immediate eositiilon. Reasonable at 

$11,500 

SACRIFICE 

FINE GUEST HOME 

NIAR 13TH ST. CATHOLiC CHURCH 

On Weiley avenue. Six nice bedrooms, all with twin 

badi; Two and a Naif baths. Living room with fireplace. 

Dining room Modern kitchen with breakfait nook. 

Hat water hilt. Garage. LaniuaMd. Nicely furnished 

and In excellent condition Immediate Bosseislen, 

reduced from 521,000 ts 

* 17,100 

EDMUND L. 

WISH AM 

— Rmaltor — 

"We Sell the Earth and What's on It" 

810 OCEAN AVENUE Day or Night Phone 0900 

THE PRICE 

Could Just As We!) Be $18,000 

FOB THIS 

SOUNDLY CONSTRUCTED 

NEIGHBORLY HOME 

Pipit Fleer hat large living reem, cheerful dining room, 

up to date kitchen, one fcmdroom. powder room and 

grand front perch. The Second Floor has three well 

proportioned bedreemi, ceramic tile bath, and generoufly-tized 

closets and iterage space. 

• Heated • Furnished • Large Let 

Only $14,900 

j. i. COFFIY, Jr.—AMoe, 

Hospital Woman 

Name Workers 

Bazaar and Card 

Party Scheduled 

Mrs, Leon Sharp presided over the 

MrsL Walter Nester, ehairnim, Mrs, 

J, Prescott Cad man, Mrs, Maude 

Rlckardsi, iMra. Harvey Grauer, Mrs, 

M. Driseoli and Mrs, W. M. Harper; 

Kiddy booth, Mrs, C. H. piekson, 

chairman. Mrs. E, j. Field Jr., Mn. 

K, MiUhauer and Mrs, M, Ladley; 

RENTAL SPECIAL! 

JUST COMPLiTIDI New duplex available for half or 

full season. Right en the Beach this six room and tile 

bath Apartment features three bedrooms (each with twin 

beds) Mahogany living room and dining room. Of course 

it's newly furnished, heated, automatie washer, hot and 

cold outside showers. There's real home Hying at 3103 

Central Avenue besides being elese to churches, transportation 

and stores. Sll FOR YOURSELF THIS WEEK- 

END! 

ED. LENNY 

REAL ESTATE 

DUAL SERVICE 

3132 ASBURY AViNUl 2977 YORKSHIP SQ. 

OCiAN CITY PH. 1788 CAMDIN PH. WO 3-2526 

Asoeiate, FRED ROGERS, Phone Ocean City 243? 

SALES SUMMER RENTALS 

WILLIAM W. HICKLER 

LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 

417 34TH STREET 

MORTGAGES PHONE 3180 

A YEAR-ROUND HOME 

AT y%ft#THE COST OF SUMMER RENTALS 

2-IEDR00M HOME $1,100 

*895 

Dawii?«>lnElifS*iii§ Alt 

Sattiainaa! Cam. 

3-IIB100M HOME 19,800 

*1195 

S*ftf*nitnt CBII.. 

VETS-M95 DOWN 

Including All Settlement Csiti 

EASILY FINANCED 

merion 

undsr under VA or FHA ^fe 

park: 

W 

SEI THESE BEAUTIFUL 

2- OR 3-BEDROOM YEAR-ROUND HOMES 

, , ^PU|PND FOR YEAR-ROUND LIVING 

• SPKioui dvlnff frorft will! pklura Win3sw* • .* Awnini Hriiidgwi aB*n lOOfi, Iff ajl Bi 

• llflt. lift! and (icy «iiiHmtl 

• Til. Mthi 

t> Mod.ni lilch.n ajtll tolo. 

and laundry Irav 4 lailW {• ranM. 

formica work luffataa 

• VMunm utility tKa|>tplca 

• H.f> IMA wlU •*»! *>«»•« Mh 

Mfallfl. 

• ianifaf;. iastlj dained aiphill tili nsgFti 

• iftsulatsd tJireugfisyt. 

• Ci! htaf and feat Wileh 

•» , 100 lau wlU M>M Hltl aoJ 

Mawllki, 

• €, Mrs. Wli| 

the Gateway Musical Playhouse, lit and jnd fleer apifi. with encleitd lun porth ]|vl__ 

ef the wsys and mtini eemmit^ liam H. Lehmkuhl. Mrs, E. W. Earn* 

C. H. Sullivan, of the Camden Lions, 

room combination, kltchvn, 3 (Hdreemi and b.i'h i,, 

••#» appointed chairmen and cam* est, Mr»= crabtrce, Mrs, A, Willard* 

wa§ Installing ontcor. 

with hot watir hnt, iultable for a ysar •rognd horn, 

mlHsei fa assist with the bita^r Mrs, NYstcr. Mrs, JHItthauer. Mrs. T. 

fornl.hed lit floor partly rurnLhed Slorm ,,,h ,od 

Others seated were William Qa*- 

to take place July IS and 16 af nlinHun, Mr* Robbina and Mrs. 

garag.. 

kill, first vice president; William 

Gonvtnfien Hall, Ocean City, Tinker, ' 

Gorman, second vice president; 

$15,500 

A tuluphunt' committee' was named 

James Scythes, third vice president; 

Thuse riymed wi»ru; Apron booth. fur the benefit show August 18, at 

Prank Darby, secretary; James Wald. 

the Gateway Musical Playhouse, 

man. treasurer; Harry Maier, lail 

'. "PnJ JuL'y" will be the performancp. 

twister, and Ted Clymer, lion lamer, E, M. MAXWELL 

• * • 

Thane named were Mr§= Lad ley -, 

Mrs, A: R: _Maxwell, Mrs, Cudm&n, , MARY ILLIN MCCARTHY 

. Realtor 

G. l.'s 

Mrs. Hulcn Dickinson* Mrs, Crabffcc, 

Miss Mawhinney Plans 

Mrs, GnreVs Mrs. TufriiiriHut.* Mrs, i | Mr. and Mrs. John r, McCarthy. 

ROBERT R. B1NN1TT, Aiioeiif* 

GrulitT, Mrs, John Becker, MrN = M, ' B43 Linden av. PIMsanlville, have 

HOMES 

Mnri'au nnd Mrs. tlcna Wiisi>n, iinnounced the entja^cnient of tji'jir 9 Week European Tour 

1400 WHT AVlNUi 

dauilhler, Mary Ellen, to Robert MLss Doris E, Mawhinney, dauuh 

James Bartholomew, son of Mr, and.or 

of Mrs John A Mawhiniiey and 

His Dinner Quests 

Mrs, Waltqr Bartholomew, 332 As. the late Judge Mawhinney, of Frank, 

NOW 

Mrs, Myrtle Crowloy, 408 Simpson bury av., Oeean City. 

ford, Philadelphia, and 415 28th st , 

av., had as her gaostN four chartered 

members of ihe dii Font Uriit, Ches- 

Mi^s McCarthy is a qraduato 01 

and Miss Nancy Schneider, of Phil- 

NEW LOCATION 

AT GREATLY 

ter Branch, of Ihq American Red 

Atlantic Cltji High gchooi and Is now 

adelphia and Beach Haven, will be 

guests of honor at an open house 

Cross, nt a dinner at Simms' Resiau^ 

a senior student of the Atlantic City 

and buffet supper Sunday afternoon, 

REDUCED 

rani Salurdity, 

Hospital gc-hopl of Nursing. 

given by Mrs. Mawhinney at their 

and 

Mr. Bartholomew, a graduate of Ocean City home. 

COSTS I 

Ocean City High School and the 

Spring Garden Institute, of Philo- Miss Msirhinney and Miss Schnei- 

Iniuranct 

LOST 

delphia, is euirently serving with the der, both on the faculty of the Lang, 

Black leather overnight bag Army in Korea. 

borne High School, lire sailins on 

SCOTT with zipper top, 14th Street No wedding date has been he Queen Mary from New York 

set; 

next Wednesday. They will spend 

Formerly LeVay Really 

RIAL iSTATf 

Station, Tuesday night. Re- 

nine weeks touring in Francs, Spain. 

614 EIGHTH STREET ward, Sindia Apt. D-2, 18th Alwine Honored At Haly, Switzerland, tlermnny, Knaiand 

and Wesley Avenue. 

and Scotland, They will make the Two Family Unit 

Surprise Party 

return trip to the States by plane, 

eavinu friim Giflsfiow. Scotland. 

l :'v_ rllisl " 11 '-.1 *''•** «»' '"•"'•••I. T««,. 

B 

R 

D 1 

E 

KTTKR boy 

riiJ t»Eam 

d thai 

for Biirnii bfl!*f fFipndjj ^ftiri' that 

#?i.«ts van usihtsf Hi sii, hot 

U prifFlPf.6. in thr red. 

at u*.norvhl|> 

»*P ?aaF^ wiiB wiFB JJOB 

buy thin 

ioirlv t«n=ramS| t«nramS|j unit 1»- 

fBfrd ja j bbav 

KiM-iloH, In •?*> 

rMrSt M fonditiiifi and a ppl?ndid 

Inrflmr at 0BI5 tH.JiB0.00 

F Vlir afr inlrpn d in ms! 

ins yayr do 1111 work fnr 

yru y , Stu ii'i i mn »f"Bg

forfeited US bill wh« th«j failed. 

n> appear for a court hearth* Sun. I 

day on dlMuilerly conduct charges. | 

Diatl St., Pollco >ald they att*iupt«f to enter j _ 

. D*!.. and Charles a- local tavern with false* *tf* doniof 

Lancutcr. Pa., both' menu. 

• ANTIPASTO « CHICKEN CACCIATORE 

• VEAL SCALOPPINE WITH SPAGHETTI 

• HMM Mad* Italian Spaghetti and Meat Balls 

ITALIAN SPONGE CAKE (Cr..m and Fruit Fitted) 

VOLTACO'S 

WIST AVENUE PHONE 0753 

The Week In Sommrs Point 

Mr», A, VK. Saburn, Raportvr 

Ellas Naame, city solicitor, report, 

ed that he received word from the 

Atlantis County Water Department 

that work on the water mains will 

begin shortly. 

•' Councilman Charles Rowland, of 

itbe parks and playgrounds commit. 

! tee, announced that the city pier ha> 

,been painted and the beach was of 

Iflclally opened the past week end. 

PRINTERS 

MV WOOD PRESS 

Ph. 1490 131 A.bury Av«. 

THE OCBAM CITY SeNTINlLUDQjR 

Morint Unit Aids in 

Bay Mishap Search 

sdlRM POINT — The Semen 

Point Marine Unit of civil defense 

helped In the search for the Philadelphia 

pallseman, John E. Templp- 

! ton, who wu mlMlng Monday after 

! he plunged Into Great Kgg Harbor 

I Bay and drowned, 

Communion Breakfast 

Sunday Morning 

1 SOMERS POINT—Plans for the 

Father-Son Communion Breakfast 

sponiiored by the Holy Name So, 

clety of st, Joseph's B, c. Church 

have been completed,, 

Llnwood Church Group 

Work. For Hospitals 

SOMOtt POINT— Mm, W, P. If. 

ard, 225 W. Meyran av,, ennrtaUiM 

members of the Llnwood Commun 

Hy Church at her home Thundiy. 

During the morning the group 

rolled bandagea for the minion has. 

SPECUIJ2IHG IN 

) TO TAKE OUT 

1ZZA 

VOLTACO »PIC. 

-Hh SAUMSI 

MUZZAKILLA CHIMB 

-mi MPPIU intf CHIItl 

wim MUiMieoMi 

with AHCHOVIIt 

wltt. flUMHIB MIAT BALL 

• RAVIOLI • SUBMARINES 


. Kumar Louis and Charln McDowell 

•re lifeguard!, 

Shore Rd. Work : CMintllnun lap! tunun NiMkad 

Ma tmmin MM iMUi Club far 

' B* 111 !•.•••• I tm ft-- wrf.r.tt - -.* 

I •••* piiwmf HI •••** ^PTTÊ^P^BVSI^^QÎ fllv 

Due September 1! 

Hw tteaf 

SMOKED BDTTS 

FBANK1IRTERS 

Bs-aunsweiger *«••• *£ %9 C 

Beefi Bologna '•"—" 

Bed Loaf 6 KS 4 J 

ISSc 

Baked Loaves 

PEPPER LOAF ;: 33c 

BoiiedHam • >sect • •»75c 

flovorful. 

Ov«n-Reody 

One Price— , IU 

Non9 Priced Higher , 

i Ground Beef ^ 

Seafood 

Fancy Large ! .Ji b l.IS 

59 C 

75« 

SHRIMP »• S9* 

Cod FilletS "'""•• '„•; 

Boston Maekeral 

MAKt FATHERS DAY DINNER COMPLETE 

CHICKENS ";

— SKTION TWO FRIDAY, JUNE It, 1954 

Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

Publl.hr.l «W5 TuHda, nnd J-'i liliii nt The RentlnrMiniiHT BuHiilng. 

Sin it, and liayrn av,. Ocean City, N, J, 

bj THE 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc. 

^PllhlUhp of The O»,m Cliy SrMlnrl-LrdlWr — F.nt. 

JOIR* T, STKTJIRRS. C.fnerai MnnuBpf 

HABOLR I.KK. liftilnr 

VWrasT T. MICIIELETTK, Aunt, FMIInf 

SUMCntPTtQK' PRinc: jn.ag p,r spar hr mull In CVrsn City 

Elsewhere, eaif nl Mli»i«»i(ipl Kli-*r. per yeur, 'J3,1 

-Mississippi Khes prr yiir, $J,75, I'rlf? un nrwg 

I vicinity: »IJ| 

: gU months. 

Entered ai Second CIBM Matter it the Pout (MTU? ot Ocean city. N«w Jemey, 

rnder Art or Starch 3. iSTR 

ll*ip«er fri* Water; You'll Live Longer 

A healthy, vigorous young policeman of 24 was fishing 

with a group of buddies in Ocean City's back bay on Monday, 

In a moment of quick decision, he dove into the water to 

perform what teemed to be a simple act of retrieving a bait 

, box that had fallen overboard, A good swimmer and a man 

1 trained in fundamental! of public.' safety; yet, somehow, he 

loit his life by drowning. 

A narrow escape from a similar fate was experienced 

over Mumoria! Day" week end by another young man, who 

entered the ocean'surf at Oth st, and was "being carried to 

his doom when two lifeguards arrived and sustained him 

until a "human chain'* of bathers formed and pulled them 

to safety. 

Tht tragedy and the near-tragedy, both figuring in 

Ocean City news within two weeks, pointedly emphasize 

the fact that too many people simply have no real concep- 

tion Of the power of the ocean and its currents. 

Both men thought they were good swimmers. Yet the 

man in the bay was unable to cope with the swift-running 

tide that carried him away from his friends. And the chap 

saved from the ocean discovered too late that an undertow 

in the surf is a treacherous thing. He compounded his mis. 

take by entering the water at a section unprotected by life- 

guards. His rescuers had to speed from their (tation a block 

away—leaving others unguarded—to fish the foolhardy one 

out. The moral is; Think at least twice before you go Into 

the water anywhere. And never bathe at an unprotected 

bthch when safety Insurance is so readily available. 

As was stated in this space a month ago; Ocean City 

Ukei to measure the success of its Beach Patrol by the 

number of people it does not have to rescue or revive. 

If you'd like to see some real American manhood in 

action, drop around to the lifeguard qualifying swimming 

test tomorrow morning. The winners don't get medals "but 

they do get summer jobs at SIBO a month. 

Civil Defense—Whof Defense? 

How the Russians must chuckle when they observe the 

pitiful spectacle of Americans going through aid raid drills 

such as the one on Monday. 

To anyone bent on deitruction or subjugation of this 

Ip-eat nation, it couldn't help but be amusing to note the 

horrible Inadequacies of our civil defense organization to 

cope with the realities of aerial bombing. Our weakness is 

•ot only apparent in small cities like Ocean City — it is 

glaringly so in the larger metropolitan areas. Person- 

nel and equipment are only a trickle of the amount needed 

to do the job if the actual 'necessity arose. 

Ocean City fortunately is not a strategic area that an 

enemy might deign to waste a bomb upon. But that is no 

guarantee that we wouldn't be hit, possibly by mistake, in 

attempts to wipe out the nearby Pomona airfield or the 

Palermo radar base. 

What would we have to cope with a bombing disaster? 

A mere handful of workers, most of them not very well 

trained, and with precious little equipment with which to 

work Our civil defense force Is at full strength — ON 

PAPER. Our siren system is so inadequate for warning pur- 

poses that large segments of the city didn't hear an audible 

warning at all on Monday, 

It h t serioui, frightening situation—one that only the 

people themselves can remedy by volunteering to man the 

many very vital posts that should be filled; by approving 

expenditures for adequate defense equipment; by having 

drills often enough so that everyone really knows what to 

do, without guessing. 

The principal trouble with civil defense the country 

over has been inertia—"it can't happen here"—an unwil- 

lingness to accept the stark reality that the next war, if it 

comes, will be fought not in Britain, or Ethiopia, or Guadal- 

canal, but right in the ikiei over the United States. 

Economy still is the watchword in President Ike's ad- 

ministration, but the big hitch seems to be finding out what 

we can afford to do without. 

Yesterdays 

In Ocean City 

ONE VIAR AOO 

Dr. John B, Townsend, prrKido.it 

or the Chamber of Conuneree, urged 

a curfew jau- to curb recurrent arts 

of vandalism and noise by vlslUjii,' 

youngster*, 

* * • 

'Ocean City's free public Horary 

opened in Its new $80,000 home-- 

ihe Ilrodley Memorial Library—on 

th* corner of 8th si. and Ocean av. 

Completion of (he flarden State 

Parkway in Cape May County by 

(he summer or 1BJ4 was predicted by 

Bayard L. England, Authority vice 

chairman, al a C, ôf f>, dinner here, 

Lemuel II, Hires and Clement 

stokes^ of ihe resort, received diplo- 

mas from the Graduate School of 

Blinking al Rutgers Ijnlvei.ity. New 

Hrlinswieli, 

* • • 

James Pulvino, head of the high 

school art department, was installed • 

as president of the Teachers' Club 

of Ocean Cits- at a dinner In the 

KdKrwatef Restaurant. LonjiPort, 

FIVi YiAHS AGO 

The old trolley drawbridge across 

Beach Thorofore-M 1th st. was ord. 

ered removed as a menace to navigy- 

tiun. 

The Ocean City Water Service 

Company completed several plant 

iniprovementH to add approximately 

2si per cent to the peak load ra- 

parity. 

One-daj excursions between Phila- 

delphia and Ocean City were, re- 

sumed after several years' lapse due 

!o wartime emergenej restrictions 

on travel, 

Paul H. Well, school music direr- 

tor, opened the Music Workshop* j 

Klweek period of sessions for vis- 

ittirs and residents interested in 

music. 

The Rev, Billy Graham, who bus 

since gained worldwide fame as ,1 

preacher, was a speaker at the 

Youth For Christ Conference here. 

Flipping Pages Ocean dity a la Carte 

AY JUNE 18, 1954 

Forum and Ag'in 'Em 

Thorough History of City Urged 

As Vital Jubilee Year Project 

10 YEARS ACS 

The Rev. Fred Pierce Carson, of 

Carlisle, Pa,, was ordained a bishop 

of the Philadelphia Area of the 

Methodist Church at ceremonies un 

the Music Pier, 

The Board of Education turned 

thumb'i down on a loan of public 

school kindergarten equipment fur 

use by a private summer kindcr- 

Maftcn operator 

An army ban on photographiifg 

beachfront scenes was lifted after 

more than a year and a half of se- 

curity limitation, 

* * * 

Wallace L, Johnson, tennis and 

squash coach at the University of 

Pennsylvania, was engaged for hi* 

fourth season as professional at Ihe 

Ocean City Tennis Club, 

John F, Trout, civil defense offi. 

cial, invited visitors, vacationists ynd 

summer cottagers to serve as air 

raid wardens to help relieve a sir 

lull* personnel shortage. 

Editor. Sentfnel-Ledi|er=As a iur- 

ffier Ocean City resident and a Mr, d= 

uute of the local high school las is 

my w.fe, the former Priscilia Teas, 

dalet, I have been following with 

keen interest the Sentinel-Ledger's 

stories about the Diamond Jubilee 

This summer will be an eventful 

one in the history of the commun- 

ity. But il seems to me that a mure 

permanent memorial to Ocean City 

should be planned than a series of 

parades, nag-waving exercises, and 

so on. The founders of the "Bill I.H- 

niversary project are doing a fine 

job in calling to the attention ,if 

other sections of the country the 

influential nan which Ocean dis- 

plays as a jersey seaside resort. In 

time, however, these things will be 

forgotten, unless steps are taken 

to preserve the records of ih^ noli- 

ievemenis of Ocean City and of "s 

citizens 

A daflnltlv. history ef OcMn 

City ihsuld M undertaken, Tht 

Hm* fe begin tuch • prsiK, Ii 

new, whtn rhere art itjj) living 

ilmi "old timer*"j who c*n plye 

Mi mufh InfAFmatisn en fh? 

town's early yfarh 

A t'ood basis for the undertaking 

is LWrt DarbyV article, 'The Oc = i»iin 

City Story", currently appearing in 

The Csipe May County Magazine of 

History and cH*iu?aiimy= Ever>= ph^se 

at Oi-ean City's history should be in= 

\estiâied — poHiirnL et-ynymle, f^ 

riyL rt'Iigiuiis, educational, cultural, 

buMm--K.s, miliiarj'. atv. Ctiri-fully pr** 

pared biographies would show ihe 

inHuent't* which the city's leaders in 

every walk of life have exerted from 

its iiit-upiJDh io the present day 

A Genealogy of the L-ake Family, 

by my friend, Dr. Arthur Adaffls 

"1!M5L pryvltJes much information mi 

the founder?, oi (he resort= The Sen= 

linel^Li'dêr irequenily puhlisht's 1&- 

I?HI history stories, a colletiion of 

which I hiivf in my tiles. Back ix*w°* 

uf tin* Hentiiiehlêdner and of Oci>:in 

C-ity's now defunct papers shoiik! LH S 

examined. The records at Court 

HoiiM* preserve n wealth ot iiifdrma- 

P*v* 7, 

How Much Do You Know About 

Driving Car Safely? 

(Thli »rlti of teils far matarliti hii h>*n pr»p.rtd by lh« N.w 

Jtriiy Buruu ef TrjBle Smtity at ptrt of II. "S*v» • Life Today" cam. 

p.lgn It It pr«,.nl.d fay th» Stntlnci.LMfir in 1b. Inl.rsil of promot 

Ing b*ft>r un^pritindlng ol good highway pr«ll»i.) 

IS VIARS AGO 

, The Atlantic City Electric Co, piu-- 

chiijiHl ih» N'atianaj Bank ef Oican 

City buUdlnif at Sth st, and Asbliry 

Besrd»alk prop#rl> OBTIsrs from 

ith si. to North st prlilloiifii ihr 

lily to rrmovo all old jetties in Hut 

st'ftion 

City tifflciaU were besieged bv 

residents of Bay sv, and of Cemrai 

«v, each group seeking to have 

one planned paving project ipm 

pletHi (Irst in Its respective area' 

» * * 

Up in 100 voungsters arrived here 

for a week-* vacatjon al the Ger- 

mantonti Bojs' Club. 15th st and 

the bus front. 

PuUi-e Chief Jack Jertiee iiroud 

•natives" to set a shining example, 

in deportment and safe driving fur 

the slimmer visitors here 

Oufii What? New Trash Trucks 

Summer visitors, and the natives, too, often used to 

wonder how Ocean City ever got its trash collected with the 

equipment that limped along in service. For years, same of 

the trucks looked ai if they were held together with wire 

and a few safety pins. Often they broke down it the height 

of the summer season, and the disposal service was in a 

pickle. 

If you've been looking in the back alley lately, you've 

seen something entirely different. The city government is 

now its own trash collector—instead of farming it out on 

contract. Two new trucks were bought in January and went 

Into service immediately, and now the city has added two 

more of the latest type which gobble up the trash, pack it 

tightly into bales, and keep if covered so it wont blow 

around the streets. 

Cost of this equipment will make our collection cost 

higher this first year. But it is expected tq be lower in subse- 

quent yean. Provided, that if. that servicing and mainten- 

ance of the more complicated self.packing trucks does not 

run too high. The big dividend, of course, is better service. 

That this is being paid is shown by the decline in complaints 

to city hall. 

The city, with its police cars and other vehicles, believes 

li f tding them in every few years So unless 

The Nut lew) 

TliT I 

Which one of the choices ulven lio- 

low oesl completps the stjilemtini' 

I ndiTliiie your choice Correct an- 

swers are given under the test. 

1. Night traffic on the roads is 

much less than day traffic, but niKht 

accidents are far more numerous 

than day accidents The main reason 

is: iAi visibility Is poor; (Hi ped.-s- 

trians walk on Ihe wrong side i,f 

dark roads; It') people drive faster 

at night than durliiij the (lay 

2. For safely, a driver • limild nut 

"over-drive" his headlights. Over- 

driving of headlights, particularly in 

bad weather, is one of the reason,, 

why: (Ai some drivers prefer io 

drive with parking lights only; lUi 

more fatal accidents occur at "night 

than in daytime; ici there are more 

trame tie-ups In bad weather than 

in good weather, 

3. Another mgni driving haza.d 

is the danKer of striking a pedes- 

trian. This hazard Is greatest: tAi 

when pedestrians are eroxsinM at a 

marked crosswalk; 1H> when ped-s- 

triaiis are walking on the left-hand 

side of rural roads lacing traffic; (Ci 

when pedeslrtans in dark clothtn,' 

are crossing where there are r,a 

marked crosswalks, 

4 Tile law relative lo lights on 

vehicles operated ai night requires 

that Ihe liBhis be lighted during thi- 

period: iAi from dusk until dawn; 

'Bi from one-hull' hour a'ter sunset 

io one-half hour before sunrise; IC"i 

when the street lights go on 

" When drivini! In the open 

S. 

OBLIGING 

A Los Angeles patrulnan had 

brought in a neRTO woman some- 

whal the worse for w#«r and Ihe 

desk sergeant, with his very best 

scowl, roared: 

"Liio, you've been brought m 

for Intoxication!" 

"Dat's nne!" beumed Liw, 

"Boy, you can start right now!" 

WHAT? 

"nobift," .hided mother, "whyare 

you always wishing, for things you 

haven't Hot?" 

"Why, mother," retorted the 

thoughtful lad, "what else ran I 

wish for?" 

THi HORRID THING 

Mrs, Jiuiebride—How do you like And Dally Life 

this cake I made? It's pound cake 

Her Husband—iltn! You're wrong 

with your welfhls! I thought it was 

at leant ten-pound cake. 

country ai iii«hl, the high beam" of 

the heailliiJlitK should lie u»ed How- 

ever, the high beam should he de- 

pressed: (A) whenever a vehicle t Prebyierian Church, of Ash- 

land, Ohio, The church Ls one f»f 

the strongest in Central Ohio, hav- 

ing a membership of between TiOO 

and 600 

This is the fourth offer Mr, Boh- 

ner has received since coming to 

Ocean City, all from churches lar. 

BIT than the one here, but all efforts 

to have him leave prior to this have 

been unsuccessful. 

Building Permits—Frame IB-room 

dwelling, central ay. below 31st si . 

tor w McKcmle: builder, Walla"e 

r. Mat his; cost H.000 

Charles D Ilitz, of lladdonfield. 

M'cretary of the South Ocean City 

Improvement Association, has given 

the contract to Otis M, Townsend 

for an attractive cottage, consisting * 

of two stories and a basement, ai 

5*th st and Central av 

County Press 

Opinion, Condensed 

THi COUNTY COMMITTEE 

SHOULD CHOOSE CAREFULLY 

(Wlldwood Leader) 

Within a short time it becomes 

ihe duty of the Republican County 

Committee to come up with a name 

to be placed on the November elec- 

tion ballot as the Republican candi- 

date for State Assemblyman, 

The man elected is to fill the un- 

espired term of Assemblyman Na- 

thaniel Smith who is resigning in 

order to have his name placed on 

the November ballot as ihe Kepub. 

lican nominee for the Stale Senate, 

Undoubtedly, many names will be 

proposed to the Committee as suit- 

able candidates. The committee will 

have lo choose very carefully, in. 

deed, not only that the man select- 

ed shall be able to draw sufficient 

voles but iilso that he be a man 

wilh the intelligence, character, 

concern for his constituents, and 

political acumen necessary lo dp an 

efficient lob If elected. 

Several names have already been 

mentioned. Among them is that ef 

Edwin Nesbitt, chairman of the 

County Republican Committee and 

commissioner of the Borough of 

. Wildwood Crest. 

Of all the names thus far proposed 

we believe his to be- the most logl- 

cal, deserving and promising one. 

If nominated, he has an excellent 

chance of being elected. If elected, 

he has the qualifications to become 

a very good AssemBlyman. 

out a really enthusiastic piece entitled "All Aboard ,„ „_ 

The whole purpose to to sell Presbyterian re.der,tij*«?"" 

their vacations hm this year-not just because af ift" 

ih^^mt""'^ 

%> " fluth " '*'" """"• ' ris ""»" K 

in browsing through her article, one can detect 

longing for the old home town where Mrs TeeuwiE 

Vema Smith, Wis grsduated from high tehool mihSl 

the late Vernon^. Smith, in his ihoe gtore on 

of Sth st., where Essie's restaurant Is now. 

The former Verna Smith has been away from 

years or more, but her article In the "United 

looked few details of her home town, atteatinf u 

well as a flair for lialeimanship W* Imagine she 

Ihe latter while selling shoes years ago, 

"OCEAN CITY IS CALLED America'-! Oreatest 

she says at one point, "Ail such I commend it t 

town; there are no slums. It has neither of the 

„ „ ... » J ,_ ,., ., reso,,^ Allanlle < 

înrom's St-n Is 

jit Speaker 

fliibliiciim, 12-ycar-eld sen 

and Mrs. Milton Itubincoin. 

-JJ. Ocean City rcsldciils who 

flivc at 'irecn •Meadows, Mil., 

ukled his ttiip.llliiilniliiiii as 

Sent of his class al Ihe AKur 

Road Elementary School by deliver 

ing a speech at the annual Olh grade 

ban.,,,tl Tlmrsday eWnlm l;lst ^ 

"u icviuwod tho dui*l,)|,mt aixl 

diirinir Ihe i 

i>.SHi,iies al' 

IHE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LIDQ6R 

i>« years 

leniied it. 

or the Mh 

lit and his 

Buy a Jublli, Jhare Nswl 

EARL NORTH'S WOOD SHOP 

phon«, 2936 lOfh St,» Opp. R,R. Station 

Fumltun Repairing — Rofinishing 

CABINIT WORK 

Antiques and Used Furniture For Sals 

Comp/ere Linm of 

UNFINISHED FURNITURE 

Sl|$T0RAGf — INDIVIDUAL BINS $6 - $10 . $15 

•Of course you'll want to go over for a walk on 

glamorous, neon-lighted boardwalk, but yoilTl be 

Ocean City again, 

"Naâlcoholic beveraEes of any kind are legally 

Ocean City, The mavle houses are closed on the 

all stares except drug stares and eating places ,,.,» ~-u.. 

are called 'Blue Laws' by those who object to then tat^* 1 

long way toward malting the kind of resort you!! llii» - • 

Mrs, Teeuwissen, mentioning In the article that 

well supplied with churches ef all denominations 

attention to the Central Ocean city Union — 

it Your Beauty Parlor This Week 

lenloiSr 

"Ocean City Is as restful or as exciting as your mood •» M. i_ 

Try it once, and you'll try it again," " "" •**» 

Which is one of the most pungent su 

story we've heard for a long time 

It was noted on the masthead ef "The United 

na Teeuwissen is listed as a corresponding 

STRANOI PUT 

„. . MUs A—It's a pity how jnobbisli 

In a Dohcv of trading them in every few years. So, unless that Barnes girl has become «uice 

... r y * si ^ z. _L *i i_î ~1 it *w& j««,^ ~e it-. =-, she wan accepted at the baiiet- 

Mr. S—V«, it seems as though 

her dainty feet have gone Io her 

things get awfully tough, it looks as if the dayi of the an. 

tique trash trucks are gone for good, 

Generotity Whmn It Counts Mott 

Mrs Annie Lucas, 86-ysar-old leamitrcM of Stone 

Harbor, had taken in sewing for some time to accumulate 

enough money to visit her sister in England. Recently she 

boarded the Queen Mary and headed for Southampton. 

As the ihip neared the end of the voyage, Mrs, Lucas 

Still had *8M in her pocketbook. But ihe went on deck one 

windy day, and to her dismay it blew her pocketbook into 

the ocean Her Mvings disappeared into the briny—appar. 

ently gone forever. 

But the other passengers aboard the Queen Mary heard 

B the story And they began passing the hat. Before they 

% finished, they had collected almost jSOO, which they put 

L' into a new, pun* and presented to Mrs, Lucas before she 

.topped off the ship in England. This generosity made it 

. >r ywMdble for the Jersey woman to visit a sister she hadn't 

fr .MM for 44 yean. 

All of which proves that people, despite what MM of 

\ do Mid my. nave big heart* when It counts. 

head. 

Perhaps the most distinctive, and 

at the same time the most puziIlnE, 

tlilnij that Jesus said about faith Li 

in the words recorded in Matthew: 

"If ye have faith as a grain of mus. 

UK! se*d, ye shall say unto this 

mountain, remove hence to yonder 

Placei and nothing shall be impos- 

sible unto you," 

These words offer no puzzlement 

for us today, when we see such 

ihlnss actually being accomplished, 

HlUs that have stood for centuriea 

are daily leveled by hime Bower 

equipment sf puny man's devising, 

ThUj Is an interpretation of the 

words of Jesus that we could easily 

make today of the greater works 

that were yet to be accomplished. 

Perhaps it is the interpretation that 

Jesus Intended. 

What did the words mean to Uie 

disciples to whom they were spoken 

and what did Jesus intend them to 

mean? 

Jfim was about to give to Iheae 

disciples a seemingly Impossible tuk 

lie was (ending them out to preach 

the Gospel to every creature, to 

make disciples of all naUona, 

What a vast, nwunulnoui taak 

that mint have Kened to those few 

tuknwa mat u th»y hat o,, fa. 

B«M KsBUB Empire, with Iu qi«- 

urUUin, lia power and IU pagw 

STOCTLYFRESH 

Student at the University of Ok- 

lahoma took one look at his exam 

paper and fainted, shocked that 

he knew the answers, maybe. 

Sign ui Denver, Colo, reads- 

^Drive carefully — cats at play" 

They're trying to make "pussy, 

footers" out of the local motorists. 

Police and firemen in Sacramento, 

Calif,, who chued an old jalopy 

with iu braliea afire, really had a 

"hot rod" on their hands, 

• * * 

When the approved national law 

•gainst intenute shipment of fire, 

works noes into effeet, dangerous 

eelebraUoni will turn out to be a 

complete Hale, 

London, England, city officlalj ,re 

pondering abandonment of thi cltys 

i»t !«•««Uakta. Ttay ihouioiit 

AND ABOUT TIM1, TOO 

(Can May star and Wan) 

A story in last week's Star and 

Wave, emanolinE from the Office of 

the Collector of Internal Revenue 

told of plans to teach an income tax 

course in high schools throughout 

ISew Jirrsey nest year. 

And quite unintentionally, the 

story provided a commentary on our 

times, for it Ulustrsu-s Eraphleally 

Ilttn tTowlne complexlly of modern 

It's a good thing, we fee], that the 

schools and the Internal Revenue 

Bureau have at last recognized the 

need to acquaint our young people 

with the conroundinii and confiujna 

intricacies of Income tax reports 

for they are soineUiing with which 

our future cltL»ns wUI have to deal 

as long as they live. 

We think it's practical and sensible 

to at least try to live our student, 

an Insight Into one of the eomple*. 

Hies of adulthood. But we know 

full well that the foms, the rule, 

and more than likely i good pwc,,,,: 

age of the legaltitie Jargon ec tail 

forms will have been changed lone 

before the kldi have flnbhed their 

course. It always happen.. 

Bug Bvtinmu 

Man in Phoenix, Arte,, Is doing a 

lively biuineu u, lady buS»_«]i|nl! 

tatehe. of 2TO,00O of the fiuwu 

for III, Cilii them 'the farmer" 

fanhful friend", becaiiw they dfr 

Someliow, we get thp impremion from this _,„ 

prose that she wasn't exactly unbiased in hw edilofii] 

WHATEVER THE SMITH OIBLS do. they are 

In ease you didn't know, Vema's Bister Belva S 

ary of the tDeean City Baptist Church down In 

America, where she has been stationed over 10 yet, 

Mrs, Cora Smith, assists Belva In her mission work 

They Say in Washington.,, 

The Foreign Policy Fizz 

WASHINQTON-.The Elsenhower Administration hai ben ma 

in a fat by stresses and strains at Geneva in recent wttlu, IhU 

cial United states policy is one of saving Southeast AJU, of not 

but various people in the party in power have virioui kldj iW 

saving that section of the world from Communism, 

And our allies are currently dlfferrlni with us on _„ 

larger points, as the Beds plug along at the conference, 

a chance la split the Big Three tsoâlledi, if such a splH sa'w 

accomplished, the Communbits would have achieved 'a nijot d«* 

matic victory, , ^^ ' 

S.cr.t.ry of St.t* John *o»t.r Dulllt wit Impmi 

luvlna tor G.n.v.) by demand! frsm hii .wn p«rty-i 

w«rri fhir no IndMhinn* t.rrlrory b, (Ivan to Hw 

in • umtmmnt. Naturally, no wtH.mant wit poMlbl. UMvM 

ttrmi. Why fhauid lh. H.d, uttl. at ill. If all Hny HI II fhM§' 

funjfy •• fjlv* up t.rfltorv they hav* conqu.rad? 

They should rightfully give it up, of course, but they Dfwk 

Pulles thus went to Oeneva handicapped from the slift, B> lal 

some members of the Eisenhower entourage had tried te lint !f 

alliance on the spur of the moment. Just before the CeaenCML 

ence opened, but that had flapped, England and FTUM diddi • 

any point In UnLng up the alliance on Ihe eve of the COHIH 

Afraid to back up much from the posltlen demanded bjtM 

Hepubllcans, lambasted by highly vocal critics like Stnitor h 

McCarthy, and facinf the first all-out Democratic attick Blakt* 

eign policies, Dulles found himself In a sweat at aeoeva. He Waul 

home and left the V. 8, taak in the hands of Walter Smtth, am 

of Staff to President Eisenhower, 

The problem for Smith has proved difficult too. He to inns* 

to held his ground even though the French—who coatrd ttt a* 

china—are ready lo do almost anything to obtain pease, lh ii Mif 

to refrain from ceding any of Cambodia and Laos—with bto.mi 

now, from France and Britain, He is limited in what Men*!if 

the knowledge that whatever he does, the election yeir itm«t*T! 

will mean partUan atucks on any compromise plan, 

in iuch a pailtisn It It hard tor lt» U, %, H leapt • «•?» 

mlie plan, and It hat long tine, tttmn •bviiHii thar tin Fnwdi n 

•Blnf te h.v« to acc-pt a iempron.ll. uttlMIMt Ifldw Mil 

drag the Unttad stM.i into war. Th. U, I. diffituHIM M MM 

art, thtnton cauiM by th* fact Hiat th* fmiiitiw Bipuni^ 

tahB a krsM vl«w ef lor.lgn niatiani -hll. many ItpuMkn 

S«i.lor, and Con»r*nm.n ,r. .xtr.m.ly nalion.lhtk In Mr 

potltlom 

This, plus the fact that the Democrats are waltiM for w #» 

ing. a failure or a blunder, has helped make the job for U, S, aRM 

at Geneva a trying, frustrating task. 

Ike Tiring of Job? 

President Elsenhower b reportedly telling • nuabn «f * 

eauers he won't be a candidate for the Presidency in 1151 W 

sounds like old hat to many of us. but then it may turn oDi I»I»B, 

;-ase, , '" 

Ike Is not taking to the number one executive Jotliiw 1 

to water. He has no great lave for politics and a lot of psrtt 

he may be getting a stomach full of the "grMI game" «N« 

And there Is always Tom Dewey, who could certainly &•"* 

Job, whether one likes him or not. _. 

., v, # **** ••*«•« iioiii\ i Ino id 

profcr-im of g m* rnnu mil ltfotni i 

titt (It(! \lui with tills urhjni( it 

form mil t IKI t timt i n form in 

tilt philu (iph\ of 1 txnll ill i mm 

fir it L]( ((I 

The fate ef New Jersey 7A, hand' 

some three-year-eld orphan, may be 

decided this month, The alternatives 

are adoption or •abandonment! 

N, J, IA is i strawberry selection 

of the Rutgers Agricultural Expert- 

ment Station—a potential Sparkle, 

Rcdcrop or HcdwinB, 

Sparkle, Bedcrop and Redwing are 

Rutgers selections graduated to the 

variety or commercial class and cur- 

renlly the mainsprings in this state's 

strawberry industry, one of the 

East's largest. It la estimated that 

these three berries accounted for 

roughly 78 per cent of last year's 

whappln(

Soft Crabs 

D*viled Crab 

Deviled Crab Patties 

Imperial Crab 

Fi»h Cake* 

Deviled Clam 

Fried Scallop* 

Clam Chowder 

French Fried Potatoes 

Fried Oysters 

Cole Slaw 

HOT PLATTERS 

Crab Salad 

Shrimp Salad 

Potato Salad 

Macaroni Salad 

FRIED CHICKEN BUTTER HALF FRIED CHICKEN 

with Col* Slaw, TefMto, LatiuM, Pickle, Fr««ch Frlat or Potato Salad 

SEAFOOD PLATTER Contain*: Deviled Crab, Fried Scallop, 

, Mod Oyster, Fried Shrimp, Deviled Clam, Fish 

AIM Col. Slaw, Tsmafo, LBHUM. Tartar Sauce, Pickle, French Frie» 

1 PLATTERS Contain: Choice of Deviled Crab, Scallops, Fish or Clam 

Soft Crab, Shrimp or Oysferi 

AIM Cob Slaw, Tomato, Lettuce, Tartar Sauce, Pickle, French Friat 

or Potato Salad 

COLD PLATTERS 

CHOICE OF 

Crab Salad, Shrimp Salad, Shrimp Cocktail 

LMtwM, Tomato, Celt Slaw, Plehle, Potato Salad 

• . Ubflhir Salad 

Lettuce, Tenute, Ceto Slaw, Pickle, Potato Salad 

OW OF OUR FISH DEPARTMENT 

LIVE AND BOILED LOBSTER 

H > ; • **§• MEAT LOISTIR TAItS STEAMING CLAMS 

ALL KINDS OF FRESH 5IAFOOD IN SEASON 

i.HlCKi 

PHONES 1515-1516 

fHJ OthAN City 

EVERYTHING 

FOR 

VitYITY 

LAWNS 

Old Inglish LAWN SIID 

Vlgoro Imported P»st 

5-10-5 Michig.nPeat 

Eipoms Vermiculit* 

Sana Mail Sovung 

Celton Sam! Mail 

Mushroom Ml 

Hyper Humus 

Water Solubl* Plant Pood 

Crab Grass Killer 

WMCUX ROW Dust 

Aluminurn Sul^hata 

Cilcium Chloride 

OLD ENGLISH 

LAWN SEED 

Shoemaker 

Lumber Co. 

1fW M 1W 

-«**Vthln. H 

BtMi 

ia«. it, a 

Ex-Trooper New 

Mfetjr 

IWMS If. Bergcr Hostess New Colony Club Administration for '54-'55 Daughter and Son tar 

puWie 

•M 

To Colony Chainnen 

Ocean City Families * 

and the method" uSlf 

r Oeaan Otr, Or, Dorla fisrger, Bos Atlantic iv.. 

Two Ocean City families are re. 

eident prewntioB, " 

AJMrteu Am- 

newly appointed program commit- 

celvlng congratulations on the ar- Safety Director He aerved 

I aktl but a. amtlnf f of UMtee 

rlnlraian far the Colony Club, 

rival of newborna at Shore Memori- 

Police. Ap| 

uttatlHlId* 

City wai batten at her homo Monday 

al Hospital during the pait 10 days. 

1921, he rote inn 

Dunn SMS N#*d Of 

On June i, Margaret and Walter 

was preniatod to 

tint k evening to aH new department cUir- 

Hughes, 1350 Sljnp,on av., had • Training Driver* and made Beglai 

.. to offlca war* Mln miD of the dub, 

I Bnnm, Tuckaboe, flnt vies 

daughter, and on June 14, Dorothy 

headquarters in IV 

Plani for next year's program nn 

' Mn. Jamil* Ikb, Wild- 

and Nicholas ftUmo, W Central 

Appointment af Dsnlcl J Dunn, 

formulated The annual picnic wllJ I 

- vie* pnaldcBt; Mn, be the atari of ueUl affalra In Oeto.; 

rd., a son. 

retired captfllfi of New J»rs^y Stat* lit* lait Jt^" 

Pottff, a? director of the Traffic 

Woodbine, treasurer; ber, when members nay get together 

Others In the area were! 

Weathertiy, Woodbine, 

Safety DlvMuri" of the New Jirw-y 

with their famllle. and friends. An 

June 11, Mildred and Mark Lash 

Mn Markw Town. Sna other annual affair will be toe dues 

btjito Safety Council wn? nhnounceU 

• " , and Mra. Anna Block. 

ley, Bomers point, a glH. 

ui February, 

today by Rich 

June 11, Rita and James Aspln 

, aerfaant-at-anns The club alia will continue to 

***—•*- Brennan, , retiring g bold art claues, I his year under the 

trail, Pieauntvllie, • bar. 

art) V Mulligan, 

to * nominal- •upervlnion of Mra, Edna King 

June Ig, Ruth and Herbert Weber, president of the 

Hammonton, a girl. 

Council 

Mtected at the meet It was decided to promote muiic 

June IS, Josephine and Alan Starting in his 

Mn fewnnan briefly thanked meeting! of some type, peutbly twice 

Bird, Somers point, a girl. new post oit July 

county officer* for their a month. In order to furnish more 

June 13, Grace and Paul Olas 1. Dunn's duties 

with her admlnlitratifln, music to the club throughout the 

Abiecon, a girl. 

will Include all 

nwaber unlti to «i« year, TWa wil^ be under the direc- 

June 13. Doris and Edwin Carbon phases of traf- 

t of poppy conafH planned tion of Mrs. Either Well, l, Mstated assisted 

Pleasantville, a girl. fic safety and fa- 

• ' nfi national con- by Florence Ely and Mrs. Beth 

June 14, Dorii and Stanley F cilitation He will 

Brownies, 

Casey, Pleasantville, a boy. work through 

June 18, Jessie and Joseph Weiss school adminis- , 

Somers Point, a boy. 

MTAILIIMIB IMS 

trators, civic, servlro, rtrllelouStfru 

June 16, Margaret and Raymond t^rnal, busine&s, industrial. labor 

Martolina, Egg Harbor, a girl, and sin liar organizations to enlist 

June 18, Marion and James Fur ipport uiul pnrtktpat.on In trafHc 

Diamond Tailor Shop 

sell, Atlantic city, a girl. 

* 4 • 

L. i. MAZZAKBLLA, Prop. 

Weakly Card Parties 

609-611 ASBURY AVENUE 

OFFICIRS OF COLONY CLUB far Mri yew were InttalM at dinner Int «Hk at the Mtcayin. Head Begin af Blscayne 

tabl. group from lefh Mn. E. J, Field, corrxpsndlna ••crMaryl Mn, InM Prn., atiMant eerrMpendlnf Weekly card parties are now in 

..crat.ry; Mra. Paul H. P.nit, vie* prMMent; Mn. CharlM *. Ummam, prt.ld.nt; Dr. Derii Barmr, t.tond progress at the Biscayne Hotel lor 

Dry Cleaning 

vie* prnMent,- Mn, Brut. P. Dlmon, traaaurar; Mra. Ttiomai A, Wllhamt, part prnldMt and initalllnf the benefit of shore Memorial Hos- 

offlc.r.—Sanlor Studio photo. 

pital, Somers Point, 

The party quarters are made av 

Pressing 

included among the guestj at theailable 

every Monday night by Mrs. 

Repairing Exchangifes Learn About New meeting were Patrolman Charles Elizabeth Blundln, of the Blscayne. 

The parties, beginning at B o'clock, 

Gross, of the police department, and are conducted by members of the 

Joseph DeFraneo, of Ocean city, Hospital Auxiliary and are open to 

AlteraHons Products With Strange Names who was the guest of a Pleasantville the public. 

Robert A. Kershiw wis nominated I its stem was not effected by theExehangelte. 

Last summer's parties raised $378 

for the hospital, which helped the 

Guaranteed Moth Proofing for a second term as president of I chemical. However, when he crushed 

Auxiliary purchase a large piece of 

the Ocean City Exchange Club at the flower between his fingers, it Brings Friends Here new equipment, 

joint meeting of the local club will! disintegrated Into crystal particles 

tho Pleasantville Exchange «t Flym which fell to the floor In a shower From Wichita, Kansas 

* * * 

NO. JIRSIY FAMILY HERE 

oulh Inn, Monday evening, of red and ureen Ice flakes. Robert C. Currle Jr., son of Mr. Stanley Miles and family, of Berg, 

INSURED FUR STORAGE 

Mr, Kershaw's name wag place* The speaker also used the refrig. 

and Mrs. Robert o. currle, J Ocean enfleld, N. J. are occupying the flnt 

in nomination for another si* monll erant In administrating anU-freeir 

iv., flew home from Wichita, Kansas, floor of the rear cottage at US 

Cleaning - Repairing 

term by Harry Adams, reporting fei solutions developed from crude oil 

to spend two weeks' vacation in Central av. 

the nominating committee, of whie 

Ocean City with his parents. Mr. 

Taking a piece of string he dipped 

James Becotte was chairman. 

Currle is program director far tele, 

Pkfc Up and Dalivary 

It Into the Freon and brought ii 

PHONE 1120 

vision station K1DD, Wichita. 

Other, nominated far 

out of the solution frozen stiff. Ther 

• Radio Repairing • 

were CharlM Ath, flr»f *lsa pml- 

taking another pltee of string ami 

Accompanying him were Mr and RADIO and RECORD CHANOIR 

dtnti Kenneth Landlt, ttcand vice saturating It With and freeze h. 

«rs. Ben West, also of Wichita. 

SERVICE 

Ir. West la advertising manager for 

preildenf, and Robert Sharp, fraaj. dipped that into the Fran. Thi ho same station. This was their 

wrar, 

string remained limp and unalfectei iirst trip East and Ocean city made CLYDE CARSON 

by the soluUon. 

luitc an impression on them. I Hi BAY AVI. PHONI 1141 

Joseph Zavsglia was nomlnatee Ha alls dljplayed torn* af the f J 

3rd&Asbury 

for election as secretary, to succeed different typ« of traniparant fllitu 

William Donahue, Named for mem made •rom crude ell. Ha thow.d 

burs of the Board of Control weri tha type In which fra.h vafiatablei 

Richard Snyder, Waiter Hosier am arc found In food atartt. Ha Idan. 

SEAFOOD MARKET 

Edmund Wishnm. 

Mitt Mill ai Polyethelsn* Thii, RAY'S BICYCLE CENTER 

President Ed Hildebrand, of Pleas he laid, wit flnf developed to kHp 

antville, headed a contingent of 2] molittira out of irmi and muni. 

members of «he Mainland group a Horn ihlppad inHHi during th* ; n': 

the meeting. 

war. After the war, he Hid, de- 

f336 Atbury Avenue 

303 Atbury Avenue 

John A. Jones, of the Public Serv. veloperj simply revenad the u» 

lee Oil Co. of Pennsylvania, and his of the plaitlc like bags fay placlno 

PHONE 8835 

"magic barrel of fun", was presented fraih foods In them with a llttlt 

by the OU Industry Information 

Open 

water til k«ep the malitura in. 

Committee in conjunction with the 

American Petroleum Institute. 

COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKE OUT 

Also demonstrated were nylons ant 

orlons, fabrics popularly used in 

Evmry Day 

Mr, Jonu •nrartalntd Hl> mini- clothes making. 

M SPECIAL MAPOOD PLATTERS 

ban with • demonitratkm In He exhibited pipes made from 

^Sr!"^€ndtii€AlSf VFniCii QVflra wifn 

Pnmh FrtMt Coiailai./Tom.to and Latfum 

althyon. which expands and con- 

chimleali taken from trod, ell and 

Tartar tauc. and Plekl. ' 

tracts with the temperature, thus as- 

SCHWINN BIKES 

developed Into material from suring against breakage. He said a 

which UHfui articlet an made. coil of 880 feet of the pipe, which 

. . ., Oft, IP YOU PREFER 

The most Interesting demonstra 

Is becoming popular in plumbing 

RENTAL - 35c Per Hour 

tlons were those using Freen, i 

uses, ean be carried easily by one 

Mad Chicken or Breast 

modern refrigerant. Its quick 

man. Alihvrm is also being used as 

Also Rented by Day • Week • Month 

freezing qualities were graphically 

bridge cables, and is contained In 

and Legs 

displayed by Mr, Jones with the use 

the popular squeeze bottles used 

of a fresh roie. He dipped the 

Tor deoFdorants and other cosmetics. 

Alw VN! Cutlet 

flower into a container of Freon, 

Two of the newest and strongest Strollers - Tandems - Repairs - Sales 

and held it up for the audience to 

f ell biproducts are Mylar and 

see that the color of the flower and 

Teflon, he said. Mylar is a paper 

material one-third as strong as steel, 

and heat resistant. Teflon is on 

ipaque plastic which Is unbreakable 

and Mil eventually be found In storm 

indows and in motion picture [Urns. 

OCG& 

Ha MM that TMsri motion pit 

tun fllirii will allow thrw tiffin 

at many faat ef fllni en fha real am 

th. celluloid fllmt of today. And, 

ha Mill, they ara unbreakable, ellrn 

IniHns Hi* need for •pilflnf. 

Teflon, he added, is practically im- 

nu to t heat at. It can t be bailed in a 


I 

solution of sudphurle acid for 

half hour without affect. Many 

modern baking concerns will be us- 

• VEAL CUTLETS • HOME MADE SNAPPER SOUP ing Teflon-lined baking pans in the 

future, eliminating the need for 

Pried Shrimp Pepper Hath greasing the pans. 

Both Mylar and Teflon, however, 

Fried Fll«t Fluko Leb|f,r SoWg| will not be available for public use 

for another three years, he said. 

or Flound«r Crflb So|ad 

1 

charge of 20 iubiuuio 

Dunn hit a ,IMw( 

Wan » a fram, » ^ 

nfahllth Ni« ftati ft 

th* Agit efflfifflt SMaj 

III kind In Hi, wunh 

Mkn lawli 

^Mfstri, tha Unh 

Sin, and tht 

HHM, 

Dunn tees a n 

trauied drlveri, , 

stringent vehicle tin; 

«dls examination of drt>iii"a 

Sfenter intereit lattuiSJ 11 , Iton Workers 

THE OMAN CITY SMNTINgl-UEDOER 

j M«et af Wildwood 

f& New Jersey Probation Asaoci. 

will open lt« annual eenven. Me over the ».J.iolS 

rrlriay and continue through 

lay In Wildwood at the Mnnor 

TIB iroup will he welcomed hy 

' 

the part of the pdHiTl^W 

cidont prevention 

gn %e W Which One's Holding Thm Bag? 

anKi 

election of olTlceri will be Friday 

»"

; • • ,• 

THt OCIAM CITY SINTINIL-UD4HR 

ilee scing Sanctioned 

Classes 01 

r. dub anaouiiced tha 

... given for the follow 

a and H utility run. 

me ' 

Ewings Capture 

. Jo. iijr Speed Skirts, Claaa F 

luuta, racing eluaei D and 

>r, is*f cubic iach hydroplases 

48 cubic Inch hydroplanee. 

June 1 

Corson Trophy 

ederlck Hahn will act as ref 

at racing u. ivi ice far the regatta and Harry Wilt Playoff For 

the entire eastern sea- J. Bellwoar Jr. will be the an> City Pin Title 

havo bean Invited to iioyiicsr. 

All drivers and mechanics will be Ewlng Plasterers, City League 

i City on Sunday, Juno served luncheon by tho Yacht Club. bowlinf champions, lust week added 

.to participate in a Diamond 

further laurels by winninp over 

bllee speedboat regatta to 

Palmer Chevrolet, ieashere l-eniiuf 

;b* sponsored by the Diamond 

Minute Speifs Quiz Uilehoiders, for^ the Ewlng T, Cor. 

-Jubilee Association and the 

son Memorial Trophy and the city 

i. For whom dse§ Don 

{.Ocean City Yacht Club, pitch? 

pin championship. 

Announcement was made pester. g. Who recently won the Western Paced by Frank Iwlnf Jr., the 

«•» that the American power Boat Open Golf tourney? 

Piasteren experienced little dlf. 

lAaBaotatlop hag given official sanc- g. What U. S, mllor recently ran fieulty topping thalr Saashore loop 

Ûo» u> the running of event; for the world's second fastest mile? rivals in three sf the four gamef 

„ Mx cliwes of bouts during the day. 4, Who is Paul Mlnner? 

'In the nil off; to accumulated a 

eighteen special Diamond jubilee 8. Who is Uie tldost active Na. total or 2702 pint igalnit IStl for 

trophies Will be awarded to nee tisn&i League ball player? 

Palmers, / 

THE ANSWERS 

1. The Baltimore Orioles, 

Ewine posted the high single for 

PLASTERING 

p. Lloyd Mangrum. 

ho evening with a 224 score in the 

3. Wei Santee, 

second g&me, following 3 20&pin 

BRICK POINTING 4. Ace Chicago Cub southpaw tally in the opening game. Bud 

itcher. 

gannino helped the winning cause 

CLYDE CARSON 

5. Alpha Brazle, of St. Louis, with a 2O9 first game, and Mickey 

Ang added 197 pins to the second 

111* BAY AVI, , PHOMI 1142 Opposition Is proof that you arematch. 

on the right track. 

Fred fi'Imperls hit a 204, while 

Mike Denan hit 195 pins the first I 

time at the foul line, and 1B3 in the ' 

: 

eurth for the losers, j 

•wings captured the Canon j 

Trophy play two years age, the | 

last time the roll off was held, { 

Lojt year Swaynes Grill and Trout 

YOUR SKILLED 

Builders, league winners, did not ' 

compart for the Inscription of ! 

PHARMACIST 

their names on the bip cup, 

PROTECTS 

YOUR HEALTH 

Filling your doctor's preicription calls for a high 

degree of knowlidge and precision. Our licenitd, 

graduate pharmiciiti havi spent many years 

training for this important service which helpi 

to safeguard your health. 

PESSANO PHARMACY 

ATLANTIC AVI. AT THIRD 

Wo Deliver Phone 188? 

Home of 

TAYLOR'S 

BARBECUE 

SUGAR CURED PORK ROLL 

! 

Shufflln' On Millar Predicts Zernial to go 

Newt and Gossip of 

Shuffleboard Club As Result of Row On A's Bench 

•y 6, T. WIILIR 

The humorous background of big an Immedlata daeUlaa on tin sllua 

The Ocean City Shuffleboiftd Clu leagus taieball was told in a num- 

approved the purehste sf fsui ber of laugh provoking •torles to 

•ham of Diamond Jubilee •lock al ths Ocean city Mwanlj Club at 

IU regular meeting in the city reere Simnu' Bettaurant Wedneiday by 

•tlon lull, Wednesday night Lewla T. Miller, former major league 

WUIIam H. Conner, and Ben FBlk npir 

fnhagen announced that final Prejldent Robert Powell and mem 

fangementa have been complete'! for ban of the Cdpe May Court House 

the annual banquet on Saturday, Klwanui club were in attendance u 

August 21, at the Llnwood Country part of an inter-club meeting with 

Club, The ShuHeboard Club wll local Klwanlani, 

be in full possession that night. 

Tickets will be available toon. Robart P. Car.y inlndutaal th« I 

Diamond JublNa »traw hat and 

* * * 

can. which nwmbar. al all 

The IMHII'I tint pregrMiive it city', wrvlca club, ara i 

to be known •• the Diamond Juk urtad to »ur at public funttlont 

(In Klckol* Tournament, and la during tha JubllM yaar. Onf.r. 

op.n la non->ntmb«ra. It will to for th* hat. and can., wan takan 

h.ld at I0JO a, m. Monday. July from m.mb.r. at tha m«Hn». 

Thar* will be prim awarded Mr. Mljler was ireetad with loud 

for Ihli and mvtff bl-WHkly pro. boos" when introduced by J, Bush 

•reMive event up to and Includ Chattln, Brst vice preildent, Thi 

ins Labo( Day. Jaaeefi M. Tamp, speaker thanked the memben fo 

klrii ii tournament manaserv Datei he rousing weleome, commenting 

far efhtr malchat will be an- ;hat "without that traditional mluti 

nsunied later-. 

10 umpires, 1 would have been at a 

* # • 

loss for words today.* 

Due to conditions beyond his con- Mr. Miller, who for 12 years wa 

trol, William W. struder has re- scout for the Philadelphia Athsigned 

as the club's publicity direc ietScs, touched briefly on the curren 

tor. Tnere has been no one se- row between Manager Eddie Joos 

lected as a successor to date. and Ous Zernial, star Athletic out 

John Jacobs is now in town at fielder. The dispute, currently h 

his Moorlyn terr. home. He Is ing recorded in sports pages all over 

slowly recovering from a serious ill- country* occurred while Joost 

ness and expects to be at the courts making zernial ride the A's 

in the near future. 

bench for a spell. 

If any ana of you fallswi ai a 

Angler, 12, Whis Href builnni man gava an erdar to an 

tmploy.. and thai .mploy. dltpulad 

your order In front of illll 

County Weekly Award athar ampleyai, yay weuld hava 

Twelve-year-old Lee Broomali, Qf only ana uuria la follow, Tha can 

: 118 Warren a*., Maivern, Pa., has 11 Hut •impla," ha HM. 

Scores; 

the distinction of being the first 

angler to win the weekly prize fea- He assured his audience that 

EWINGS 

ture of Cape May County's 19th An- members of the team are fully in 

Frank Ewlng Jr. 106 224 161 ISO nual Fishing Contest. 

support of Joost, and predicted that 

lud Sannino , , 209 157 102 159 The boy not only copped the honor ilthin (he next few days the news, 

'rank Swing ir. 148 131 152 117 but also hooked a 63-pound drum apers will report the trading off of 

Mickey Ang ... 179 197 18!S IBB fish while angling off Town Bank. ierniai to another club, 

Director of Public Affairs Waller H. one story he told which found 

Total 

Treen, ill charge of the contest, re- particular humor among his listen- 

PALMERS 

ported that Lee's entry was turned rs was that of the game he was 

Don Lee 152 149 147 138 In by weighmaster Edward Zimmer- implring on a baseball Held immedi. 

Mike Penan ... IBS 154 139 IBS man, Town Bank, I tely adjacent to the Willow Grove, 

111 Monk . . . 159 148 154 IBB 

Fred_ D'lmperio. 177 140 183 204 

The weekly prise feature will con- j Pa • - •airfleld - • • H e gpid the grand- 

linue through September 4. The J stands were built so that planes 

winner is selected from entries re- 

Total 25B3 

taking off just managed to clear the 

ceived for the current w.eek. The stands. 

kind of fish or the specie is not a The game was all tied up, and two 

factor. 

men were out. with ihe home team 

Sport Slants Reported fishing catches include a at bat. The batter hit a high My 

10 pound, 7 ounce flounder, by ball which, under ordinary circum- 

By PIT! FRITCHIE • George Keleh. 321 K. Dcveraux av.. stances would have been caught by 

Philadelphia, while angling at Ocean tho opposing shortstop. At that in- 

It begins to look like Cleveland's City, 

slant, however, one of the low-fly- 

Indians and Chicago's White Sox 

ing planes roared over the grand- 

might make a race of it for the 

Yankees this year. The Indians 

KINGFISH CATCHES 

stands, and the ball in its descent 

LISTED AT PIIR 

fell' into the cockpit. 

are off to a faster start than usu- 1 

al. Tho White Sax are starting 

Klngfish were the popular fore "Both managers rushed from Itiyir 

hot in the traditional manner. 

for anglers ulyins thuir favorite respective benches and called for 

sport from tlie Ocean City FishlnE 

This may be Cleveland's last Club pier during the past week. 

chance to win a pennant in same 

years. Bob Lemon Isn't liettlng any 

Bruno Wilinskl enjoyed the best 

fishing with 20 kinsles. H. Patter, 

younger. Bob Feller is definitely in son, w Davis and Joseph Oarey 

his final years. Mike Garcia and Ea'r- hooked 13 each. Charley -Jmith 

ly Wynn have been star hurlers for and J J. Dougherty reeled in 12 

SOirly yeara iiusv 

each; Ouorje Kcisje, K Schulu. Bill 

Laurence and Squid McFadden each 

Thus, th. Indian's pitching ean't hit 10, and Charley nockett and S. 

continue to keep them up there, Silowski each pulled in inne. In 

certainly not this same staff, for audition, Schulu hooked three floun. 

too much longer. Al Besen can't I ders, Laurence one weakflsh, and 

get any hotter. Generally speak. . McFadden three weakies. 

inf, Cleveland must make the : 

grade n»w or go down hill, Dr. Joseph Limguleo, of Temple, 

caught a five and a half pound 

Chicago is younger 

striper at Eeesley's Point, and Harr 

1 

Vt. JUHl j$, 1W4 

'Converted' Airman 31 ^ , 

OCtAM CITY 

Win Softball Game SMend Blood' 

The Palermo Air Force Btation 

hardball team aultchcd to loftbalj All but two ef J ^•Oay Mart fo 

Cwf* Young Finhtman—Cut* Catch 

and i layed and defeated, lf-11, a scheduled to glv 

Unusual and unique booths win 

tlon," he Mid; He told how lie •quad that combined the Palermo of. "•«• local phu, # 

be set u» around theAground, on. 

quieted the managers while watching ficen and Non-CommUsisner officers. cine projeet here 

the direction the plane look. 

The game was played at the 34th at. 

W^ [Aid Hospital sood feature of the mlrt wuf be I 

nurpry to take care of th, "y^Se 

Diamond In Ocean City, on Tuea. UP at the Centnu „ 

Mainland Guild 

Whan tha plan, flaw ailreclly day. 

Clinic ameiab l 

svar DM laft ffaja] fanca, h« callad Airman First Class Paul chalsion 

Ivanf Open,Today 

it a hoflna run, Haaj Mi* piana pitched the winning game for the 

pa.Md ov.r tha laft fl.ld foul Una converted hardball team. Tech. Sgt. could have 

The Mainland Guild of Ihore Me- 

ha wai praparad to call It a loul Maurice Jordon pitched fer the 

ppriil Hospital' is sponiorhig a 

ball. "Paur top. at»rM ma 

IÛi Mart today (Frlaay) and tofrom 

Hi* park that day," na aald, 

I porrow on the grounds of the At 

opron,, china, glau, mode | & 

Mr. Miller hu been president of The man who finds himself In the 

lltsUc City Country Club, from 11 Wtj gadgeu ,Bd a country^to 

the Pcnniylvanla State Board of most fiiees ii the one who has no 

I a, o, to !0 p. m. each day. 

Baikatball omcialg, and la a past fund course. 

n 

from st. 

I The entire proceeds from the af. 

president of the Baseball Umpires 

Blr will £0 towards the recently- HEBI WOm FIFTH YEAR 

Auoelatlon of that state. Ha lias 

Mdiutcd new wing of the hospilaj. 

raided In Ocean City for 8 number 

On Saturday evening the Atlantic 

Mr and Mrs. F. M. Bechlel, of 

uf yean. 

City String Band will furnish the Brooklawn. N. j., who have ium. 

maiie. Cards will be available to mored hero for the past four yeari, 

Tennis Ssrf#s Set 

GREGORY (hose Interested today between 2 and West al 

i Shore) Road _ 

On Wildwood Court* 

O Sh Rd 

More than 250 invitations havg 

Hotel - Bar - 

gone out to individuals and Organic Featurlnf—Turkey flatten and Sandwiches-Oyster 

zaUonj announping the annual Wildwood 

Amcrioan legion Mcmoriitl Fried Oysters. inappejF Soup-Fried Jutnbs' 

Tennis Tournaments held each year tMUFFLEBOARD 

in Wildwood* 

According to Dave IngeriolL ehalrman 

of the Legion's Tennis Commit 

, tho tournaments will begin on 

Tuesday. July 8* when the boys* 

Mingles and doubles will be eon^ 

dueled far a week. 

During the week of July 12 the 

men's singles and doubles championship 

play will start. This will be 

followed by the wemenî tournament 

and the mixed doubles during the 

week of July IS, Girls* singles 

and doubles will be the week of 

July is, as will the men's "Duffers" 

tournament, . \ 

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PHONI iQMIRi POINT 951 ANTHONY PRiVITI, Mtntgtf 

g yntspr at heart striper at y 

perhaps, but the White Sox also Stelwagon, of Aidmore, returned 

can't exptct Virgil Trucks. Harry j tram a trip to Cape Hatteras with 

Dorish, and even Billy Pierce to seven Tvh!." 

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channel bass 

HARRY MARTIN 

KO on forever. If Pleree has any; 

serious arm or back triiulile. it 

And Hii 

may oe fatal to White Sox pennant 

hopes. I 

Mennwhile the Vaukets are net I 

dead. They have been ploying 

One-Man Band 

ball — and are still the losm to 

beat. Morgan. Ford, Reynolds. 

Lo|Jat, McDonald and Grim have 

been turning in Rood mound per. I 

^^^^wtmmj 

formances and iain is still strong! 

in relief. I 

Yankee battinf power hat been 

a bit off ,o far, but when the 

champions gel the range, they 

might quickly eareh up with 

Clivalind and Chicago. 

1 " ^l 1 1 Scout Troop 51 

Has Ceremonies 

Awards Presented 

At Methodl.t Church 

In an impresalvc eandlelliht aei 

ice Monday evening, Boy icouti from 

Troop No, 51 licard-4he Seoul Lav 

and iu meaning read by the icoui 

IMiter, Lodgle Del Cerlo, aa eacl 

Scout lit a candle. The settin#wai 

the 

"ifW «» fe M* 

^ at Ih. Inlat rmlipll. |.,| •>•»'•••»• •*'•• • 1. nth rt hauM 

l ! ! ihidta photo. 

Accused Drivers Complain Loud 

School Bus Horn Disconcerting 

Two vlslilng motorists were Hned 

$10 each for passing • halted school 

bus, ana similar charfca agalntt Airline Sarvica For 

three others were dismissed Ttleaday 

morning bj. Municipil Judge Frank- County Start! July 1 

Hn A. King. 

Work will begin Monday to pre. 

pare the Cape May Cuunty Airport 

The charges were Drought by Luke for pauenger cervlce by the Alle. 

rurner, of IMi Bajr av,, driver of a gheny AlrilneJ, July 1. Mllntcnaiiee 

public school bus, who testified in all crews and office personnel wili sun 

cases heard in that session of court, work on the airline hangars and 

olllee at ihe airport to prepare for 

Gharlta Oav.nport, M, ef Hani, regular service. 

monton, wat found guilty of a 

chlrga that ha paiud • ifgppad The airline will operate a daily 

Khosl but at Saaipray r4, ami thi schedule from the airport in Lower 

Parkway on June 2. Ha told tha Township to New Yolk, Washington, 

court h. did not know Hia vahlcla Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh 

wal a Ktissl bua, 

Buffalo. Cleveland and other suit 

ern cities. 

lenvenuto Dai Farra, Bi, of Marshallvllle 

rd., Tlicfcahoe, waived a 

hearlni and pleaded guilty. He was 

cited for passing a bus • Bayonne 

pi. and Bay av, on June 4 Legion Band to 

The sama charge against Qesrge 

.. Feniilmore, 37, of Ml, Molly, N, J,, 

\vas dlsmlsseil. The defendant testi- Play Concert 

fl«d that he was driving slowly behind 

a large soft drink truck on Bay 

«v, at the time, and did not see Opant Garden Pier 

he but until he was alongside it. Programs July 3 

Ctrl Savlna. S3, sf shore rd., The Cape May County American 

Oc.an View, alia wai found not Legion Band, with headquarters at 

aullty. tHtlfylllf Mai ha had cwna nearby Palermo, has been selected 

to a compl.t. .top bahlnd a larea to play the initial concert for the 

dump truck which wa, ,topp«d In official opening of the bandstand on 

tha traffic (ana abraait of tha Garden Pier, Atlantic City, In con- 

Hhoel bua. Ha .aid ha thought necllon with the alster resort's Con- 

the drlvtr ef tha truck wa. ttlklnf tennlal observance. 

to Turnar at tha Hma, Mr, lav. The bandstand will open the eve 

ana ft.Id th. court that tha halper ning of July 3 when Mayor Joseph 

of the truck motionad him to NN Altman will out a red, white and 

tha truck. k Whan h ha tfartail to blue ribbon and there will be a 

men, Turnad 

him, ha h salute to the colors by color guards 

uld. 

of various veteran posts. 

Turner alia took the stand In the A program ol evertures, marches 

ase against Margaret Heineman, ol and popular nrnlt has baan ar- 

Main st,, Corliln Cily, but the ea§e ranged for the band concert, to 

as dismissed when the bus driver be directed by Con.lant Ford, One 

ated he had "nettling to say", ol the features will be a diiplay 

Mr, FennlmBrB and Mrs. Heine- ol baton twirling by the band, 

on complained to the court of the state championship rntlereife. 

iseoneerting effect of the sehosl 

US horn. Police in court admitted The band, of which Raymond 

hat the horn sounds "like a blait Price, of Ocean city. (» president, 

m a dlesel locomotive". has participated In Legion conventions 

and other events In all part:) 

Mr, Pannlmsra admlttad candid of the country. 

iy that h. wai "narad out ef hit The July 3 opening proijram will 

wlti" whan blown down by th. but launch a Bumnterleng program ef 

hern. 

music on the Garden Pier. 

Police said that the horn is legal, 

nd there Is nothing that can be 

one but to appeal to the Board of 

Iducalion to replace the loud hem 

Ith one of softer tono. 

1 •bout jut 400 with With tnb tnfa Ifcwmmn 

It la 

poaaj ulfale aooieUian to Pffv#* can-' 

ear, '. •awedaUy anunf tbm|aajitfp at 

vrorkers in ladtuttr, 

factual knowledge la 

In Uvea saved/ Office Put 

Icnowt Uut thai rial W'Harar

Areas Get 

For Season 

Suârvisors to 

Start Duly Soon 

ANCHOR 9 N 

POINT 

DINING ROOM 

SECOND STRUT ON THE BAY 

OPEN DAILY 

10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 


ENJOY FINE 


On the Covered Screened Deck or in 

Our Pin* Panelled Dining Room 

THE OMAN City SENTINEL LBDOm 

Record Field of 70 to Compete 

ft* ts* inject were 

•to, Ibua oa> 

laying- the replacenent of playground 

equipment ihlfted from other sites 

last fall. 

The new playground wUl be la. For Lifeguard Jobs Saturday 

ciled along the fence In «n i n 

•bout SO feet wide. The piny area The UriMI field of applicants In new (ration, thi. w*eii 

the 

will be separated from the adjacent 

htotory of the Ocean" Cliy Beach '"•.? " -•»• •"•*•• of pnMi. 

Patrol 

Held by > fence. The playground 

ol will breast the surf tomorrow awacfcM atong fh* strand, fha re. 

equipment was uprooted from Its 

(Saturday) morning In a half-mile matoint W BMehM will be opened 

position last year to convert the 

lest swim, with lifeguard jobs await. neat weed and Mi* July Fsurfh 

City a summer playground ana Into a clear .fleld for high Ing the first IS or so across the 

. _ will gel o(r 10 a limited school Intramural sports 

fiuh li line. 

awt thuj week end with the partial 

•each c Patrol Captain Thomai F«f the benefit of bather, planninf 

-—-'—, ol some, of the clly* play 

TIM playground program It as. Williams yesterday d reported td that th the h a dip. Urn protected beaches are lo. 

George K. Gardiner, play. pactad t» swing Into full Kited* •eld of entries during the past week catcd at 57th st,, Mth at, 28th st 

•round director, reported yesterday. V* •flFfllH 

has swelled to 70 young men, moat Mth It, 1TO, ,|,, ,j t h rt,, m h st' 

While all the- clt playground* In 

of whom are high school and col- lttn «,. loth st,, Mh it, 7ih st., 

opened, none is yet under super. •Mi Iftstruffar* at all stafMnt, lege, students . 

Mh st. North it, Brighton p|, Si 

Tttlon. A few instructors and al> The athletic -., portion of the . 

Charles pi., and Atlantic bjvd. Capl! 

pro 

tandanu are expected to be on hand iMro opened this week with Junior Aspirants far Hw potlrlont will William, urged that bathers use ihe 

— can for youngsters in the play baseball at the Bay av, field. The Pjunw Into Me nil at loth •», at prelected beaches. 

attwaa. starting - - tomorrow 

summer Softball and outdoor basket itiN a, m. Thay will talatii their In addition, flmt aid attendants 

ball schedules are listed to start way around a Mwy anchorM a 

The Recreation Center play* 

will be en duty at the beach patrol 

some time the week of June M, ejuartar mil. off tha beach, and tents located at 1st and 14th sts,. 

Is being delayed l d 

•wlm bMh. 

and the ambulance driver and first 

>eiama ef a sodding project going 

an than. The entire area along FAMILY FROM CAMDEN 

•Id crew will be stationed at the loth 

Capt. Willlajns said applications It headquarters, 

Mte 4Ml at. side ef the Center he. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sf. Wrowill 

be taken from young men II 

basketball courts and blewskl and family, of Camden. wll years and older up to •larting tune 

hall Is being rt- remain at MB 4th st, tint floo for the race. Successful candidates Hnvcrford Group H«r* 

until July 11. 

will be placed on the Patrol at • Fifteen members of the Delta 

monthly salary of (ISO, an Increase Sigma Delta fraternity of the re. 

of no over the salary paid starting cent iraduating class of the Haver, 

men last year. 

Ford High School, Haverfurd, Pa., 

The water is rough, the undertow •re upending same Una ut the 

strong, and the water relatively Brookllne Ouesl Home, 1020 Central 

wans for this time of the year. If v., with Mr, and Mr*. Franklin 

the present condition persists Deputy. 

through tomorrow, the race will be 

gruelling one, the captain pre- WILMINGTON POLK HIM 

dicted. 

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Churamella, 

of WUminston, Del., are vacailon. 

Tha Mich Patrol will add live ing at 809 Stenton pi. 

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That's Ocean Ci'ly 

fhis Jubilee Year 

174th YIAB —No. 11 

Find Man Dead 

In Bathroom; 

lAutopsyOrdered 

City and County 

police Prob« Porti 

About Victim, 27 

Jyocal and county police yesllerday 

began investigation in- 

|to all circumstances surroundlingtlip 

death of Evans McDay, 

|27 of 7,18 West MV whost- 

Ibody "'a- 1 ' f« unf ' in the bath- 

Iroom of his liomo late Sunday 

•night 

I prosecutor Alboii M. Ash »r(|nccet h nl\ a^ tout a:. there ««•» in •eased bath legislative hawses 

port an t bufclnt.** to *«• transacted 

tions and a *slaabje 

Tlif mia&urr uould Hive the state tation of summer 

Earlier y*«t*rday, h* all* re- Niipcri hlon and niainU'nanr-r rpspon The Mrvlce In the. hirtoric 

al chairman ef Hi* *flia|| bibililt over thr road from Central (•round edlBre where Oeeaa 

covnt|*t firoMP of au*fnblvm*H, «t •« In Oct-iin (.Itv lo tht- Marmura nmt imrsUp rltea were 

m mMting ef th* araup In Tr*n Intersection ulth Route P RuOKtielt i a roof was an 

tan H* bed »rv*d H chairman lilvd currently in a countv hishwa) 

for tlx year* 

I nlna for what I! 

Ihe lotinlv only ircvnlly nkmplLtvd 

an IfnproM. Bicnt project fin part of 

i planned « an outstanding 

Llden Mills, of M ir- it 

observance' Ihnsuthout the 

KIWANI* CLUB PPHXY Al Otrrlsan avan «at dawn an bandaal kna* 

la parsuaa^ *tla| tMamanai JiiMla* 

straw hata. HM at last weak'a maattnc Aflw amytn*), tha a*y» 4acMad 

they hMkad prattr launty, at Hiat.—Smtar (tuail* •*•«•. 

Commissioners Try Again to Get] ^. 

Acceptable Bids On Fire House' £ 

Th* bodv wit on th* floor of the 

tirttem, with th* upp*r right 

1 tightly wr*pp*d with th- d*ad 

a lew wh« |u.t .anted ta be l« .ampetMton—are thaw* a. they an...red the starting 

rtt b#lt Nearby w*t a spoon 

to buoy a quarter mil* at sea Gruelling qualification .v.nt was lust south or 10th 

l»nt*lntng a. pllt, which wit pat 

I Hilly ditfolvtd Al»o found w« *> 

r burned match** and * book 

Iff covered match** A hypodermic 

Ifyrlng* JIKD W#* found in theCity 

Lauded On |rewn ihe police *aid 

| Mrf M'Di\ toM polict h. i M>II 

his room t ir|\ Siiiut i 

At iboul Up m in unult i 

ftKIKI i i|]Mf md iskul f.n 

Penn Swimming Star Paces Test Old LiqUOr LdW 

Safety Record Rc ^ Declines D e c l i n e s 

' ^guard Job 

tin 

Awarded Plaque By 

1 MI im 

u t^ lhniiir h Thi- 

State Official 

S^tunl u miiniinf.' tu 

visitor i p 

outihM inti a In 1.1 uf 41 lorn 

in j null- 

On 111 (-IK ^lld run ( lu i 1111 

phi 111 who -«uljns f»r Wvht Caillollc 

jKifk th* bjltl.loom i Jti 

• Picture, tmt 31 

IHkli School Third in 17 21 nan 

s (Iwr \fr McD>i\ csi^tcl h< r 

(Ml 4)1 I r( Hi nil Vjft t\ 

, ,11, 1 lit HH, st 

They anlayed a mp«rat1t^ly 

e«lm turf, w*tti brMk*r» to harnpfr 

ftwlr t>r*#r*si t>nlv for the flri* 

li y*rdv, and l«>n« tw«*p»nsj il*n 

ttirvftlnfj them hl^h *n Hi* 

" Mm&J**^ ***** *** * 

IHI lurnu rt sin* *» it hus Jliov-td 

molt tUpth for the nh cuolln • 

t- iiiAiruci.ir iiir tin* American

S'* w 

QCEAN CITY 

no, ptmMtat of UM P-T. A.; 

Strata, Arthur KkMr.'Hmiii 

turn. Jack RwnoldM and 

AsOolaw. 

O D JUI •McHn ImpedMeiy far th. 

7 re Iwtm Belt il«e ef the Surnnwr Menrhi 

HMta nfri (hopping haun In the Mil jf till evwilni 

wW cantf nix during Ilia iununar SetMn. 

This Summmr 

lot thm 

Pint Time 

fci Ocian City! 

- Fpvara and 

fMstBMS Gift. 

Wtlh Old-World 

Quality and 

of 

^ and 

Toymakarp 

Abroad. 

401 ASQURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

Bishop Corson Calls For R#n«wal 

Of Faith in Resort's Ideals 

HotelmenReport 

Heavy Inquiries 

Public lr\tere$red 

In Children's Week 

Interest by the public in the forth, 

coming "Children's Week** program 

is running high, according to reports 

given at a dlimer meeting of the 

Ocean City Hotel and iteitaurant As- 

sociation at the Southern Hotel, 

Wednesday night last wetlj. 

Members were encouraged to lear 

that many inquiries have been r, 

ceived in response te riewspaper ad 

verUsing In nesrby cities, and that 

the volume of mail was so heavy 

last week that it became necessarj 

to engage the services of a seen 

tary to answer it 

Albert Jones, chairman of a spec in 

committee, reported progress, am 

Arthur WaUclns, Diamond JubUei 

liaison oBlcer, reviewed the actii 

ities scheduled during Children 

Week. 

In an effort ts panonallu the 

efrerlns. It wat nwvad that Frail, 

dent Ralph D. Cl.rtn pananaUy 

aniwtr each Inquiry and that each 

Inquirer recalve follow-up literature 

from caaparaHnB member 

hotel*. 

Another mecliiit for final arrangr 

menu for the week was schedule' 

for last night (Monday) at th 

Luray Hotel. 

iUMMH ON BAY AV. 

William jtrnmu jr. and family, „ 

Philadelphia, are staying at Ml 1 

Bay av. 

30 DAY SPECIAL 

naw^M qn4ffto*r wjis 

action puHi utip uuii sad 

ctsUtpi «Wn into «.ntsJ 

dtaiatng mint Itii dins 

wmtw dfaim tsk ihrsugb 

iltom tlelkii. 

movo tutu wain iif,|r: 

No brotm buRoni, ne 

pullej m , 

$189 

LOW DOWN PAYMENT 

IASY M0NTHt,Y 

Yei — n»w fts pt a IMMM 

DIX lull; MWtlic "wwk Urn" 

wuhef at th* kmm pnet mm. 

Btfore |eu tMf dwUcMit. mA 

drudgery A««)«U old fuhi««f 

Wiih d»>f Mf Out tMW WMb dMf 

miracle . . . a 

All Week-bid 

Crashes Minor 

VohfcUc DomogaHl 

But No Om Hurt 

Despite the heavy flaw of Iramr 

into the regort over the past week 

end, only «ve accident* were report 

ed by police over Friday, Saturday 

and Sunday, None was of a serious 

|nature. 

The only misttap Sunday was one 

reported by John Bettare, 32. of Philadeiphia, 

after his truck cruhed in. 

to a parked automobile owned by 

Sylvester W. Thonmsoq, of 024 Hay. 

en av,, on Bay av, near 44th st, 

•sttara Md police he WM driv. 

Ing moth en Bay a*, when an 

olh.r .utomoblle cut In frsilt af 

him and forcad him t* Me read. 

He uld hta brakaa falM when 

he applied them, and his •ruck 

ran Into th. rear of Thompson's 

or. Battere eecapeal Iniury. but 

the crash caused an estimated ISM 

damage to Mia parkad tar 

Samuel RaunfeM, 40, of PhN. 

AND TRACK MB 

SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIILB, Mi STREET AMD WAWIWALK 

% P. m, — 3OWLING TOURNAMENT 

PLAYLAND ALLEYS «Mi STREET AND MARDWALK * 

f i30 P. M. — BOARDWALK PARADE 

LiM of march frem 12th Street en Boardwalk to C#nypntion Hall. 

P. M. ~ SELECTION AND CROWNING 

Of MKS ARTISAN 19M 

—AHiND THE CHURCH OF ¥pUR 

m nm isCOMHAUY mm w m WHTIMS 

IN OUR ANNUAL 0UTW6. 

\Y, JUNE 22, 1954 

s Gems of Diamond Jubilee 

Doing On^Sth jjrthdqy Program 

y|U TO EXPLAIN 

[f»ILS OF eiLEBRATION 

• questions pertaining to ihi, 

program and Its special 

finances, activities,! etc, #111 

iveri'd In a folder now be!ni{ 

entitled "Your Diamoml 

Hoiltliiy in Ocean City, 11 il 

ponwi to the eiccutlvc comat 

its weekly mi-cllng in 

1 Resiauranl. t"rldav, 

flBur fi Watkins, promotional 

(tor, presided in the absence of 

I H Philson, general chairman 

i,nl K. Sullen and C, T.Weiior, 

b Jubilee Association's share saluj, 

reported upon progress and 

jme of the questions osltcd 

Ilium by purchaseis of shares, 

kins said that the infur 

, In the new folder is in great 


Deviled Crab 

| Deviled Crab Patties 

Imperial Crab 

Fish Cakes 

Deviled Clam 

Fried Scallops 

ti 

of lMl Diamond J 

Ntraw 

dinner pin (OH 

reptifted this w 

i'k to t}# dollIK 

iiats are ava 

iljtble in many s 

with ipeclai ..-,„.,.„ .mu 

canes at M a pair, by calling 

Chamber of Commerce. 

Jubilee dinner plates, , .- ... 

the Women's Club of Ofonn City 

may be purchased, while they last 

fur 12 for a sllifile plate or SI JO In 

lots of a dozen or more. The Chamber 

also will take orders for these 

attractive and 


• VEAL CUTLETS • HOME MADE SNAPPER SOUP 

Fried Shrimp 

Pepper Hash 

Fried Filet Fluke Lobster Salad 

or Flounder 

Clam Chowder 


Fried Oysters 

Cole Slaw 

Crab Salad 

Shrimp Salad 

Potato Salad 

Macaroni Salad 

HOT PLATTERS 

FRIED CHICKEN PLATTER HALF FRIED CHICKEN 

with Cola Slaw, Tomato, Lettuc*, Pickle, French FriM or Potato Salad 

SEAFOOD PLATTER Contains: Deviled Crab, Fried Scallop, 

Fried Oyster, Fried Shrimp, Deviled Clam, Fish 

Alls Cola Slaw, Tomato, Latfuca, Tartar Sauce, Pickle, French Fri«» 

PLATTERS Contain: Choice of Deviled Crab, Scallops, Fish or Clam 

Soft Crab, Shrimp or Oysters 

Alto Cole Slaw, Tomato, Lettuce, Tartar Sauce, Pickle, French Frits 


COLD PLATTERS 

CHOICE OF 

Crab Salad, Shrimp Salad, Shrimp Cocktail 

Lettuce, Tom«to, Cola Slaw, Pickle, Potato Salad 

Lobster Salad 

* L.Huce, Tom.to, Cole Sliw, Piekto, Potato Salad 

OUT OF OUR FISH DEPARTMENT 

Live AND BOILED LOBSTER 

CRASS CRAB MEAT LOBSTER TAILS STEAMING CLAMS 

ALL KINDS OF WISH SEAFOOD IN SEASON 

ASBURY AVENUE 

PHONES 1111 - 1516 

THE OCEAN CITY SINTINtLLEDGER 

City Honored For 1953 Traffic Safety |19,1 Pet. C. M. County Budget 

Boost Called Largest In State 

Of th. field af Martin, only 14 

f(|j*« ts flnlih, O.v. Bl«hop, of 

Bryn MfWT) l*lt yur*i wlitrwr on 

th. b..t Mm*, flniihM fourth thh 

yilr lit 17t)l, H., too, dMIlnM a 

|»b, 

Olher finisheri wets John McLean* 

Philadelphia, 21:58. John Wanner. 

DEPENDABLE HOMES 

OF THE BETTER TYPE 

BUNGALOW • 4 bedroom., 

heated $12,000 

BRICK HOME • heated, 

3 bedroom. ... .. $9,000 

Three family Apartment 

horn. ..."...... #1i,Sr» 

SINGLE HOME - two 

badraoml .. W,5O0 

GUEST HOME with 

• bedroom. . .. $14,500 

APARTMENT BUILDING 

« apt., extra good $27,500 

FARM • near OCMR City 

63 acrat, no bldg.. $1,800 

FARM • near Ocean City 

3 atraf, 2 Mr'mt £0 

LARGE HOME - Heated 

1 bedroom* .... $11,000 

Summ.r Kmtali af BuntalMn 

AIM W«kly ajMlfilt 

CLOSED lUNMVI 

EDWARD H. HHiS 

••fat* — 

502 Ith St. HMM 2193 

The 1954 budget of Cap* Hay •lW.3e7.ooo. or ISJ per cent nun 

County ahawed tha Urgni inenu*, than a year ags. 

p«rcentagcwi», of any of New Jer. The Btateirlde average tas rate la 

nteaxid the' •»! 

•ey^ 21 countlei thl« year, accord. «Umaled by the •tale Chamber to 

be *7 so per f 100 of memd valua- 

Int to a tabulation preps red by the 

th. dtroweed pp | 

tion. The statewide average waa 

New Jersey Tupaycn AsMcJaUon 

at area aeveral M I a«a.' 

17.04 In 18M. 

In connection with Its annual lUll.tl- 

umtUllr. tbei 

eai booklat, "County FliianeH", to 

allow, the h 

TO INNB JULY Him 

to reduce the «ta» e« 

b* published In the early falL 

Mr. and Mrs. Char!** Hall of Cyn- 

Uv* from T.«M tb 

The flEures showed that In ihbj 

feet It ulao ellrafaipiae' 

fnunty the budget for 1954 u. il,. wyd, Pa., will arrive here next week tloo contained In ta* a 

mrsn, an Increase of miMO, or to vacation at 911 Sin. M., flirt landa In 1M1 whldk 

19.1 per cent, over IBM, 

floor, through July, 

Hvinl lasoona 

This cemNnrf wiHi a MafiwM* 

avirase IncrMM ef t,r per cmf 

J* ttte II county .HAM. . V 

ADVANCIi PLANS FOR. BALL 

**" ** " general i 

mmittee 

to be sponsored 

the Colony Club 

Percentage Increases in the county 

met with 14 mi 

bers of the comi 

budgets ranged from 1.9 per cent in 

bj the Chamber of Com. 

iiitee lit her ho 

Thursday afterni 

Burlington County' to the 19.1 In 

and hotels to help ans\vnr 

Cape May, The greatest dollar in- 

Mrs. Jeannrtte 

crease was in Ease,, the state's larg 

to take eharge tj ukrllu 

est county, where the budget rose 

|M> alto nported that there arc I lection el prizes 

il,Bi8J45 to a record «4,678.663. 

, .bout 75 ipHlal .vent. ll,led I at the hall on Jy 

The smallest dollar Increase was »22.. 

,«•!*» program from laifer 

I»l In Hunterdon Caunly, which ta 

ish i#pt*mber, 

the only county with a budget of 

fcf thinii stressed by Mr. Watkins 

Philadelphia, 81:12; John 

less than one million dollars 

Gale 

I the sales team was that "the 

PhiUdelphia, 23:38; John I 

R««>l««f" Authprizes 

Turn' 

__ Association, although recelv, MM Starts Army £ f f p 

bull, B#e,ley1 Point. ga-lB; %,„ Another watchdog of governmental 

I much assistance from the city 

Pickle, ColumbU, Pa.. 24:iS; Bay expenses, the New Jersey state 

•nment, is not dependent tlnati- 

PnilUoi, otean city, mm Jamei Chamber of Commerce, also released 

Duly At Fort Knm 'ale of Four Veteran Houses 

f upon the city. 

Gay Ta|e«e, son of Mr, and Mrs The machinery for the prepdsed 

PMnuris, Mthlehem, Pa., 2S-.M' survey figures this week showing 

Joseph Talcse, 744 Anbury av, left *MiIe of foiir units of the local vet* 

•he entire program, with the 

der me formula of apportionment, 

John I, Helper, Brookivllle, Pa., that property uses levied by local 

Friday to enter active duly with erans emergency housing project the slate will receive about 80 per 

27:20j John Hamilton, Chester, Pa governments in New Jersey reg- 

ptlon of three events ordinarily the Army ot the urmoretl divisions was set in motion last week when cent, or about M2.000, and the ell* 

27:40; Earl Brown, Selinifravu, Pa, istered the greatest Increase ever 

.lletl by the ejty, must be flnan training base. Fort Knox, Ky, the state requested the elty com. about *7,000. 

27:S4; Nick Coyne. Nomfch, N. Y. recorded In a single year. 

from nKjrplJership shares." he 

What the AssoelaUon does Mr Talose was cummissionerl a missioners tu draft a resolution 

Mill; Cordon Thomai, Plttsburgll, The total of 1809,041.000 being 

what the public therefore second lieuteiignt in the Reserve authorizing the sole, and the call for 

UM; B. laijey, Bikini Park, Pa., spent this year U an all-time high 

United only by the money Officers Training Corps upon his sealed bids, 

JO; JoKph Robbing, Philadelphia, 31. and u MS,i2I,ooo mghsr than last 

Recover Body Of 

year, the Chamber said, 

^lic makvii ovailabie." 

Braduation from the University of Julius J, Seaman, chief of the 

Alabama a year aô, since then, housing section of the State Depart- Drowning Victim Anti-NeiM Law tar A detalM analysis ef tax rat. 

4m. esmrnittei wted to tpenter while auailinii call to active tliiiy, ment of Conservation and Economic 

ables thrsushBuf th. state ihsmd 

I Dl.mond jubilee SpHdksat he had been employed in the edi. Development, advised the commls 

Continued from page ) North Wildwood 

that .bout 44 #«r cmf sf iMal 

,lHi mil Sund.y at the Vasht 

vork sinners that the approved resolution Bales recovered the body. 

North Wildwood City Council last 

tiiatisn ii going tar schesh, while 

*, ana (e fumUh trophic, to 

school will be, necessary before the state 

I rue wlnneri. 

It wai found approximately four 

week adopted an ordinance designed M per cent Is far muniilpal urv. 

is for the SentinelLidiier can proceed with the sale. 

mllet from the ipst near High 10 eliminate usnecHury noises in 

(cat. Th. rmtainlns 11 par cent 

Ocean City High Sehool nnd 

Bi# eorrimitlee will meet later wja sport. Mfitor nr th, 

anaiii nest Friday at 12L1 verslty newspaper. 

liili. 

Tht rHsluHiri will fi« • Il.l. 

Point In Qrear Ees Harbor Bay 

the cemrnunlty, including a ban 

flnancn coonry govarnm.nt func. 

•dmlnlitrahjr tutharluHsn to act 

where TemplMan't frjudi, all 

againil loudjpeake from Boats and •ISill, 

In Hie clfy't Intereir In Hie ujll. 

Phllrf.lphl. BOIUemni, rvparrad 

airplanes promoting commercial en. 

The Chamber reported that the 

terprtses. 

mate tali or the prapertlai. City 

he had plun«a«l lnt« th. water 

aggregate levy in the state for 

Ssllcitor John Bsiwili inttrueted 

after a half boil which fell ov.r- The ban on noi» also forbids school purposes is $225,1)58.000. an 

the city clerk to draft the meat, 

hoard, 

plsylni! of radios, phonographs and ncreaso of lo.i per cent over 1BS3. 

other musical instruments between levlei for municipal purposes total 

ure from a pilot copy ,.„! here ky Templclon drowned deiplta the ef. 11 p m. and 8 a. m. the use of 

Mr, Seaman, 

forts of his friends to rescue him noisy construction equipment ex- 

BRADLEY'S The four properties are all that 

from the swift running tide whioh cept from 8 a. m, to B p, m,; un. 

remain for sale of the eight emerg- 

carried him away from the boat to necessary blowlnf of automobile Garrison Jewders 

ency houses erected for veterans 

his death. The group searched horns, and other loud sounding de- 

FARMERS MARKET jointly by the state and the city. 

without success for an hour, after vices. 

WATCHES 

The four properties are located M 

which Coast Guards and the civil The council also Introduced an 

202, 210 and 234 Battersea rd,, and 

Defense Marine Unit ef Someis ordinance to provide salaries for a DIAMONDS . JEWELRY 

at 78 I, station rd. 

Point joined In the teareh, beach director and mercantile us Expert Watch and 

eaUeeter bath seasonal employes. 

Four other properties previously Auguihii J. Smith, county can 

116 ATLANTIC AVINUI PHONi 2124 

Beach Director Carl Hoffman will re- Jewelry Repairing 

had been purchased by tenants, un, aner, aiamlned Hie body and tar 

eelve #440, and Mercantile Tax Col- 

der an aiireemeni which gave them fined the eaule ef death ai »ac. 

Modernizing 

lector John Wiat $500, 

lirst ehuiee ut prices sent in by cldental drswning," .uppl.mmtad 

ALL WATCHES TISTED ON 

MEAT DEPARTMENT 

appraisal. 

by extreme •ihauitton In effsrM 

WATCH MAtTM 

CHOICf CITY DRESSED VEAL 

Tenant purchasers previously re. to lava hlm«H- 

OUEST PBOM WILMINOTON 

Nl ASBURY AVINUI 

purled were Nicholas F, Implazzio, 84 

Mrs, J, B, Hobos. Wilmington, DeL, 

6INUINI BAIY SPRING LAMI _ CHOICI BEEF E siation rd.; Kenneth F. Holland, The body was tentatively IdenU, is occupying apt. B-l at 1218 Cen- 

Katlanl Buk al »«• Cltr Bid, 

86 E, Station rd,: Ross D, Humphrey, lied By a pair of blue and white Iral av. 

PHONE Mm 

FULL LINE OF 

724 Moore av,, and Charles Spenee, swimming trunks which Templeton 

731 Moore av. 

was reported wearing at the time 

of the tragedy. 

PRODUCE — GROCERIES — DELICATESSEN Tenant! ef the feur remaining State Police of the Hammonton 

unlti were required to fake an In- barracks came here and took tinsel 

HHM In rwit ion* i, whloli .trill 

FRESH KILLED CHICKENS 

i printi to compare with prlnu for- 

centlnue until the propaiad tale warded the Hammonton station by 

FRYERS — ROASTING — STEWING 

II EBit^leted. 

Philadelphui police, George Foun The TRIANGLE 

| tain, a linilhiT in low and part V' 

CHICKIN PARTi — L1G§, BREASTS, ITC, 

| er of the boat came here laturc 

portioned accenting to the Invesi. 

Organization Will 

afternoon to make formal Identifi- 

ments of the state and the city, 

WI ARE CONTINUING TO OPERATE OUR 

cation. 

which built the eight units In a joint The body was sent to the Robert Bring to Ocean City 

HOUSE-TO-HOUSE PRODUCE ROUTE 

project shortly after World War II, Mam .1 Funeral Home Pranfcford, 

A recent appraisal of the units by Pa, lor funeral arrangements. 

Walter A. Dlllrlch. conducted for 

AMERICA'S 

FRANK and ELEANOR BRADLEY 

the state, resulted in the eight 

homes being valued at $49,000, tin- Ptnn Stir Fastest In GREATEST 

Lifeguard Swim Test 

VALUES in 

OCEAN 

Contlnixd frsm MM 1 

f to the lifeguard force. They are, in 

the order of their finish: George 

Hall, 17:00: Jim Sutton, 17:21; Lewii 

Schooner, Philadelphia, 17:35; Jlin 

Holmes, Ocean City, IB] Prank Koh. 

ler, Philadelphia, I8:M; BUI Ward, 

Lengport, N, J,, It; Robert Miller, 

Philadelphia, 19:02; Richard Besehen, 

Philadelphia, 19 55: Eric Sailer, 

Ocean City, 20; Janes Quigtey, Phi la. 

deiphla, 20:15; Buddy Preckup, Phils, 

deiphla, 2(1: IS. James \yalsh, Phlladelphia, 

21:30. 

Sheet far Men, 

Women and 

Children! 

Daily! 

HOLIDAY VILLA 

NOW OPEN DAILY 

(IXelPT FRIDAY) 


$ PM, to 8.30 PM, — fun, 9 PJM. ta MB P4«V^ 

Co«f Ham Caofchv fin iaiajli Feifcjim 

•IS %, MAIN »THMT, 

Mainnnunt af MR. mt MM.J. MLaMWr MOOM 

CAREY'S 

REAL ESTATE SERVICES 

Boardwalk «rt 15th StrMl Phone 0178 

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WATCH THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

FRIDAY FOR SPECTACULAR ANNOUNCEMENT 

•*-V'r' ! 

1 — WCTIOM ONE 

Nam* TruriMs For 

IhKillY Scholarships 

tta New JWMy Aoselitian of 

MM Mate Board, lui mined trim 

Mi to udmlnUter the J Raymond 

MfMin MemorUI Fund, the profwdi 

tan which will be uied to 

provide KhoUnhlpi In nil MMta 

**• daMrrlM youn* nee and worn. 

aat. 

President Edw.rd C, Holme, in. 

nounccd the original board of iruj. 

lew as foLows: J. Carroll Lauglin, 

Beach Haven Terraee, for a 4 y.iar 

term; Arthur D, V«n WlflUe, K.ither 

ford, for three yean; Fnd w, Jenk- 

Ins, Cedar Grove, two yean, and 

Fred A^ Mrbann, Morrlatown, one 

year. The president lervei during 

his term Of office 

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20 6Ms to Stefc 

Artfsan Beauty Tttfe 

Continued from pas* 1 

No. ISO, American Legion, with Pott 

nenben and a eolor guard In the 

line of march. The Atlantic City 

string Band also will perform In 

Ui parade. 

The new queen win he chosen at 

Convention Hall, and will reign over 

the ball to bo conducted there 

throughout the evening. .She will 

receive a variety of prises donated 

hy Assemblies and Individuals. 

Sunday morning, all ArtUanj are 

requested to go to the church of 

their choice. The Moit Excellent 

Chaplain, Dr. Leon T. Moore, will 

bring the message at the message 

1 

Day 

Service 

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PHONE 1142 710 ASBURY AVENUE 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

YFC Conclave 

Nears Climax 

Major Feature* Due - 

Saturday, Sunday 

The annual summer conference of 

the Etilern Region of Youth for 

Christ Internationgi moves into its 

final sessions today, lumorriiw and 

Sunday, with hundreds more people 

expected to augment the large -••«•- 

Th# Bible null, which ha, d(, 

VBlsped Info ens §f the suttaitd. 

Ing faaturn of Hi* confarancc, 

ha, been narrowed down to three 

of the 10 teams repreiontlng varlaui 

communities which Origin 

ally were entered, 

A daily eliminatiDn series has loit 

only the teams of Hampstead, Md . 

Lancaster, Pa., and Chester, Pn,, to 

compote in the llnals tomorrow (Saturdayi 

night. The winning team will 

represent tht> eastern region at ttw 

nationiil championships !ajtt?r thi^. 

year at Winona Lake, jnd. 

Tonight, conference members 

will vie for individual honor, in 

contests to determine fh« best 

youth In preaching, unf leading 

and musical Instrument playing. 

Last evening's session featured the 

showing of a new film release of 

the greeting extended evangclbit 

Billy Graham recently by 40,000 pursons 

in London. 

NAACP To Spon-or 

Patriotic Tea Hero 

A patriotic tea to which the pub- 

lic is invited will bo sponsored h^ro 

Wednesday, June SO, by the Ocean 

City branch of the National Assoelation 

for Advancement of Colored 

People. 

The affair will be in the WnshinK' 

ton Hotel. Bth St. and Simpson av., 

from 8 p, m. to midnight. A small 

donation will be taken. An entertainment 

program will bo presented 

Meantime, Association directors are 

formulatine plans for the group's 

annual July 4 celebration which will 

feature a program of Barnes and 

sports at the 34th at. playground. 

Morning activities an the Fourth 

will Include games and rices far 

yeunfiten, with prliet and flfti 

far the winner,, and * bainball 

same during the aftBrneen be, 

tween s team repreientlns the 

Aisoelation and another eiititand, 

ing nine sf the area. 

Ail thi! activities oil the Fourth 

will bo open to the public. Mr. North 

invited residents of the cuntralclly 

area to join the Association and par, 

ticipate in it* programs. 

Children to be Guests 

Of Hotels for Week 

Contlnu«d from pag* 1 

ridsi at GIIM*rt'i pun Dsgk, Blng. 

ham'* Kfddt* Rld« and Pluyland 

•muttmtnfh Self rldt# will hm 

provided by Cap*. Chrlt Montapna 

and corifsttioni by SaKy'i Swt*t 

Shop and tht CoPP*r Kattl* Fuds* 

Shop, 

The nine-day conference, which bejfnn 

last Sunday, will be climaxed 

this Sunday afternoon and evening 

lit the Methodist Church, Bth st, andwith 

an Interesting musical program 

Central av. 

J"gi. Closing services at the Music 

The throe-day outing is sponsored 

by the Artisans Extension Commit, 

tee, with Noel O. Orover 8r., chair, Th* muilcil MatlBn will bagln 

man. The Artisans outing Ocean City at 1 p. m, and will fa.rura th. 

eomniittce, a subcommittee of tile fanwwi Chi-lit F.mlly, Iwllrlnstri, 

extension group, Is headed by 

Charles E. Roberts and Albert Hum, • lalgh bails, olint* and tlmilir Im. 

plamanti 

In addUion, the concert program 

lists tht PetUtown, Pit. Band thu 

Palermo Brothers and the hllMi 1 

during the evening by local and visiting 

artists. 

Mr, Giarth said thit the pragram 

is an innuvatiaii dcrstgned to promote 

fuiure trade among today's 

young visitors, "Children^ Wetk" 

will beeemi an aiinusl ^¥ent of the 

Outdoor Movies Association $o that youagstera will 

become regular viMters as they 

grow Into adultf and, in turn* bring 

their own children liere, 

Begin Tonight Tht yeungiters will bt gutiff ef 

Central Civic Assn. fh* AHeelatisn in tht bails of 

snt child for *v«ry adult. One- 

Sponsors Programs day vifitors iPt net included, 

Th?» aiiglbl* muff bt fram F*fa^ 

The annual weekly community tivtly iliitsnt poloH and her* f«r 

movie program at the 34th st, play, 

it feait a wttk. 

ground, sponsored by the Central 

Ocean city civic Association, will The prof ram was planned by a 

begin tonight as the neighborhood committee headed b^ John W, Ash, 

group opens its summer activities. Ho was a§aigted by Miss K3,V Ryan, 

This evening's program will begin 

region-wide choir made up of YFe 

Ray Sunderland and Al Jones, Thy 

at B o'clock and will show two fea. 

members. 

committee werked in conjunetioii 

lures. "The Climax" stars Boris with Arthur Watkins, prqmai.on di 

The Rev, Hal Webb, eastern re Kirloir, Susanna Foster and Turban rector for the Diamond Jbil^ 

glonal evangelist, will be the speak, I Bey in a mystery chiller, and "Tteas. 

er at the closing service Sunday ; ure of Monte Carlo" is a swash- 

evening, Dr, Bob Cook, regional buckling adventure starring Olenn 

president, Is presiding over the ses Langan and Adelc Jergens. •§» MOTHERS!**!!! 

siqns. The conference is under the 

direction of the Rev. Floyd Anker, W, Earl North, Aiiaclation •«. lour Cblldrea'l Wtaw •! 

berg. 

rtfary, announced tht motion pie- 

CHIlORINi OUTFITTIaS 

rum will be ihown •ash Friday 

night at the playground after dark, 

and invited Hie general public lo A SPEAR'S SH 

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CHELTENHAM FAMILY ARRIVES 

Mr, and Mrs= Paul J, _PinU'r and 

family, of Cheltenham, Pa, arc va= 11 

cstmning at 332 OcL-an av,, secol 

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Lettuce, Temate, Col. Slaw, Pickle, Potato Salad 

Lobster Salad 

Lettuce, Temate, Cola Slaw, Pickle, Potato Salad 

OUT Of OUR FISH DEPARTMENT 

• " LIVI AND BOILED LOBSTER 

SOFT CRABS CRAB^ MEAT _ LOBSTER TAILS STIA 

ALL KINDS OF FRESH SEAFOOD IN SEASON 

Shrimp Salad 

Potato Salad 

Macaroni SoW 

PHONES 15t 

BAY, JUNE 25, 1954 

\ point, P».. «rr Mayine m 2 ,a £ M °« W ''W». of ll,Bm 

{,V; for the M-nsmi. nay i,v ' v "ioninK at in,- 

[JOIN WITH THE ARTISANS 

IN THEIR BIG WEEK END 

ANNUAL OUTfNG 

Friday - Saturday - Sunday, 

1 m p M 

June 25-26-27 

O P. M. 

Ladles' Card Party, Hotel 

9.-30 A, M, Saturday, Motor Parade. 

11:00 

A. M. Saturday, junior Artisans Field and Tmek 

| 1:00 P, M, Saturday, Bowling Tournament 

Treasure Hunt, O«an Ciry Merchants cooperating. 

> - 

| «;]0 P. M. Saturday, Band Ceneert. Jth Street (Below 

8:30 P. M, Saturday, Boardwalk Parade, 

9iOO P. M. Saturday, Selection and Crowning of Miss 

1 

Artisan el 19S4. Public Invited: N« Cha^l 

Dancing Follows. 

Me ' 

||0;30 A, M, Sunday, Attend the Church of Your Choice 

Rev, Leon T Moore, our most excellent 

Chaplain, will bring us a 

Mefhodisf Choreh, 8th " 

Avenue. 

744 ASBURY AVE. 

PHONE 1035 

Hera Prom (Ilinslf 

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. VornOfi and 

ciaufihiiTs Katy and LauplM, of Evan' 

-Mori. IN. have been visiting in Ocean 

CHy ruci-ntly. They also spent some 

lime wilh their friends. Mr. and Mis 

Huhrri C, Ciirrii!, 7 Occnn av. 

Phon. 1544 

Dr. Roger G. La Rosa 

Optometrist i 

S44 Central Av«. 

OMAN CITV, N, J. 

— Of ripe Hriuri — 

Dolly liim in SiSO 

Nn ITmins OR \Vra. and Sun. 

Mori, and Kil. t]ve, hy Appt. 

PRINTING 

COMMERCIAL 

STATIONERY 

Lewis L. 

Barrett 

farmeri? S«nrlnel Loda»r 

Job Printing Dspt. 

Phene ISM 


NOW IS THE TIME 

TO CALL OUR 

BONDED MESSENGER 

FOR YOUR GARMENT TO BE 

PERSONALIZED 

CLEANID — OLAIID — R1PAIR1D 

STORED 

IN OUR MODiRN CUSTOM 

COLD STORAGI VAULTS 

LOCATfO ON PRPMISIS 

STANDARD RATES 

W/hy of course -tfiey mn stey -forrf 

••• it's simple to prepare meals on short notico 

when you have a 

You'll welcome the eanutmence of a 

freezer when unexpected guests drop 

in. It's so easy to take out exactly 

the cuts of moot you want to serve 

... the vegetabiea and fruit for a 

complete meal. No hur.'iod shopping 

trips ... no lant-minute opening of 

ATLANTIC CITY « 

caja. Serve your finest foodi, per. 

feetly preserved, wliennver you wtah, 

in Ma«on oroutlYou'Ube surprised at 

the money you can save in the family 

food budget. And you'll be delighted 

to flnd the time-mving, work-mmlng 

ease of preae- 'ing ftjodi bylteezing. 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

Two Injured As 

Auto Hits Pole 

Driver Says His 

Lights Went Out 

A IBy nr:ieriric Co. pole before he coiild York eriiie for "diineing a.N well a 

iring (ho vehicle to a stop. Ho was e Kelly" but biMng a hem 

'hnrged with reckless driving. linger and ortor. 

MY PLAY SCHOOL 

WILL BE HELD AGAIN ON THE BEACH 

School will be held Monday through Friday 

Ages 4 lo 8 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 

SUE KAISER 

211 WIST ATLANTIC BLVD. PHONI 

Thit Summer 

for the 

first Time 

in Ocean Cityl 

Souvenirs, Party 

Favors and 

Christmas Sift! 

with Old-World 

Qualify and 

Charm—directly 

from the 

workshops of 

Craftsman and 

Tsyrnakarf 

Abroad* 

«51 ASBURY AVENUE 

Of thi li mtmlnri sf ft» r.g. 

ular caif, Barbara Quanay, young 

aefrail from Yonkara. N, Y., wai 

Hlacftd to play ,n. only fimlnlnt 

rsla. Mill Quanay hn bnn actlva 

In Naw York falavlllsri and 

radio work and alia hat 4mnm »m> 

mMallng. 

Giarth Urges Curb 

On Job Jumping Here 

Continued trom pag( I 

comporing wages from job to Job Is 

one of the quIrke.Nt ways of ruining 

morale. 

Pr.tld.int Olirfh (lie ollad fsr 

Garrison Jewelers 

WATCHES 

DIAMONDS . JEWELRY 

Expert Watch and 

Jtwajlry Repairing 

Modernizing 

All, WATCHIS TESTID ON 

WATCH MAITIR 

MS ASIURY AVINUe 

Nktiensl Bask ef Qf^BI Citjr Bldg, 

11ION-K SIII 

Mi. csap*r*Nan ef .*ch AMtJaNcn 

m.mb.r In finding Wt wlwtfHr mr 

not an appllc.nl (• naw, er ha. 

ba.n werklng I i OcHn City, who 

hll anvlawl amployar wai and 

why h. I. applying far a chanfa. 

nxxitiu a«o 

•lone to anaet an 

Uni up a mm at ngtatratlaai i 

iwaltk aaBliutloa 

fk 

TBe ommhuontra 

He said ho intends to do syery* take, action Ml Ute (round 

is the story of a Navy supply crew Cnrmon Capliniier. popular at a hing legally possible to Iry to keep i t wsyM " 

In the hack areas of the p*cinie, comedian with Gateway theatre goera out trangient employes who ire un. 

Where tht'y would like either action Inst season, will play the role of desirable. 

Buy a JUMIH Man NMM 

or feminine compfinlonshlp, or both. "Dowdy", 

The story becomes more animitiiii 

when a jgroup of nurses come into 

the area. 

Mr. Raymond, In the title role. Is 

the executive ofllciT aboard the ship, 

Wail Chsifer, p., 

IMPQRTID 

Toyi 

Decoration! 

Handicraft 

OCEAN CITY, N, J. 

PALERMO'S MARKET 


CHARLEY and FRED 

J 

Choice 

SWIFT 

PREMIUM 

MEATS 

FULL LINI OF 

FROZEN FOODS 

GROCERIES 

PRODUCE 

Open Daily — 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. 

Open Friday Evening Until 8:30 P, M. 

WHY WAIT IN LINE?- - 

Save Your Time • Patience and Temper 

PHONI Btfi FOR RIAL SERVICE anrf PHII DELIVERY 

SB* FOOD 

IN OUR MARKET 

Oysfers • Clams - Lobster Tails 

Lobster Meat - Soft Crabs 

AND OTHER FRESH SEA FOOD IN SEASON 


COOKED SEA FOODS TO TAKE OUT 

Crabmeat - Scallop* - Soft Crab* 

Shrimp . Devtlad Crabs 

COLE SLAW FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 

•WIR MASH POTATO SfkLAO 

TRY OUR DELICIOUS SPECIAL PLATTERS 

We Deliver - - - Phone 1341 

SPENCER SEA FOOD 

SEA FOOD MARKET and KITCHEN 

IM. STREET and ASBURY AVINUI 

1 HEYWOOD- 

i WAKE FIELD 

OLD COLONY 

MODERN 

ASHCMFT 

— FOR — 

Living Room • Dining Room . Bedroom 

ee m 

,704 ASBURY AVENUE, 

Open Friday and Saturday Night Til 9 

ASBURY AVENUE 

Home of 

America's 

Leading Brands 

If Catalina Swimwear 

^r Duke KahanamBku Baach S«t» 

it Westminster Sacks 

if Van Heusan Sport Shim 

if Wembley and Botany Tie* 

if Botany "500" Suit. 

if Van Heuien Shirt* 

if Northcool Suits 

ir Botany "100" Sport Coat, 

Mercantile 

License Fees 

Now Due!! 

ORDINANCE No, 597 and Amended Ordinance 768 

provides that all MeRCANTILe LICENSE FEES •hall b* du* and 

payable In the office of the City Clerk in City Hall, Ocean City, 

on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE in each year, and shall expire 

May 31st following such payment. 

Any person violating any section of this Ordinance shall 

upon conviction before the Magistrate be subject to a fine. 

RBGINA B. RODGERS, 

Clfy Qlmrk.

.....'Fete 

Saturday 

Kn John a. ObmrU of 

MrtPbl* ud Hi tad,it,, Onu 

W, •» «l.br.Un« their Mtb w«d 

dim Uwlvtnary at • dlsiw tenor. 

«•• (Saturday) at UMIF •unnr 

Known u -Uncla John' hi their 

•tonmar community. Mr, Obert ». 

eantty «Mnt*d hi. Htk tatrthd.y 

and Mn. Obwt her Hrd, 

is!sl& mvmtU 

Sb|c at prfr,-, lo ssis y0B, 

M 

IF WE SILL IT 

Wl CAN FINANCE IT. 

Tha Offlca whirs our Cuitsfnen 

Sand their Friend.. 

BRIDEGAM REALTY 

516 8th St. Ocean City 

Phone 0953 

Flo Mfmy, xawfiMpMiiit 

Mcratary, and Mia Clara McClary, 

financial 

have u Invited lUHti the membera 

A box supper preceded th« m**i.of 

the oft cUl board of the Fifth 

Inf at 0 30 p m. with Mn William 

•apUM Church, Philadelphia 

Thotn abierving the unlvcrury 

with the honored gueitl will be Dr. 

Davids and Mrs Vou acting AS 

hoalfsses 

Mrs Ladiry reported on activities 

of (.lit* state convention at lUddon 

and Mn. Jaaeph W, Kebrer. Deacon 

Hull recently, and her lmprpsntons 

and Mrs. Rat Eastwood, Deacon and 

ns a delegate M>rch«nriU« rlub c*r 

Mn, Albert Gibbs. Deacon Fr.d The "hut**. Jit 8Lh st. and MIA itr» went to Mm Lewis Gandy, 

Schwelnle, MlM Mary Leopold, Miss Boartlwulk, was tin* Halting Tuoutlay M ra VOSH, Mm Ladley And Mrs 

Ellubeth McDowell, Mrs. Mary«Blri>- cv-fMilntf for tin* installation of olh Bowkei 

mm, Mn. Henry Norrls and son. 

Henry, the organl>t tor the church. 

and Mn. Robert Jackson, 

rvrs of the On-nn City Civic Club. 

with Mis. Clnrenco S. Scull acting Mrs Roo*r K NAVIU* was guait 

a.s installing officer 

«p**k*r $h* 0*v* m book rtvlaw 

c ceremony wns an Impressive 

of th* b**t wllvr "Doilr**", by 

one hi which tht' outgoing oilk-vr; 

Anna M«rf* Svlinko Thl» I* A 

receivwl vummondalury jippiiiisal of 

ttory by diary o# A popular young 

thrir work for. thf club ami rmpim 

woman of th* French- Republic 

sis was pi act i] upon tin- tlulios nt 

during the y**rt of th* wars of 

the new uflk'vrs 

*ogr*«lon of Napolaon Bonapart*. 

"I hi (.tub uiH n sumo uvular 

i Hint Untib in tht 1-iilL 

j * * * 

Reporters Observe 

50th Anniversary 

Mr and Mrs, John StfUlherS, 2200 

Aahurv av.i recently celebrated their 

BQth wedding nnniversary at a fara- 

I ily ci'nner KIVLTI at their home, 

| Euih burn and raised in Scotland, 

, tht* s.riiti.erV havo lived in Ocean 

City for thy ynixl fuur yearn, having 

moved from philatteipnm 

G. 

HOMES 

NOW 

AT GREATLY 

REDUCED 

COSTS! 

SCOTT 

RIAL ESTATE 

614 iiOHTH STRUT 

SALES SUMMER RENTALS 

WILLIAM W. HICKLER 

LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 

417 34TH STRUT 

MORTGAGES PHONE 31 SO 

Oaut A YEAR-ROUND HOME 

MlilOOM HOME 

*895 

Hl.4t.,« All 

C 

3-lfBIOOM MM Sf,SN 

THE COST OF SUMMER RENTALS 

VETS-*495 DOWN 

All •atNamant Csata 

EASILY FINANCED 

undar VA or FHA 

ondw VA or FHA A M 

merion park 

§11 THESE BEAUTIFUL 

2- OR S-NDMOM YEAR-ROUND HOMES 

FOR YEAR-ROUND LIVING 

ff?- 

OU utolW uWMtl. lint 

s-: At-' 

• Sanllaw, «••"! du»< iflull Dto Iwi, 

a InataH »r*»« 

• S» tut lad Hit naUf, 

a 50 • 1W Mi Mm Nnl tat 

a Cit, nla >M SialUri wa 

.Iurtul0tu.cn, «*»(• 4 

34 AND BAY AVI; 

OCEAN CITY 9094 

WHY PAY MpHE RENT , , . whtij you, can 

own your own home in Merion Park in Ocean 

City. Enjoy 82 week vacations until you're 

ready to retire. When that day comes, your 

retirement home's paid for with tin vacation 

money you would have spent anyway. 

MERION PARK DEVELOPMENT CORP. 

Two Reichle Brothers, Both in 

U. $. Army, Become Engaged 

PATRICIA D. FRANKLIN 

Germantown Couple 

Start 41 sf Season j 

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Heyser. 

of Germantown. celebrated Iheir 

SOih wedding anniversary Tuesday 

at an open house at their home. 

They will arrive ill Ocean city this 

week end to start their 4ist sunv 

mer season here. They will be 

guests at the Flanders Hotel. 

Their only child. Mrs. Samuel J. 

Hanna. the former Virginia Mildred 

Heyser, divides her time between 

her home in Germantown and her 

home at 2632 Wesley liv.. Ocean City' 

Mr. and Mrs. Brown 

jOn Trip To Scotland 

Mr. and Mrs, John Brown, 27M 

Asburs* av., saijed en the Queen 

Elizabeth last week for a threemonth 

visit lo their native Scotland, 

i They will visit with Mr. Brown's 00year-old 

mother, who lives in Fife, 

shire. 

Mr, Brown made a visit live years 

ago, but Mrs, Brown has not seen 

her birthplace In 2B years. 

FOR SALE 

BAY SECTION 

BUNGALOW 

furnl.hnl, larpa 1st. 2-ttt faraf*. 

A r..l buy. M% 61 Flninflng, 

3 b^Jroomi, -living room, dining 

ream, kltch.n and bath, Nlcdy 

RMu»< to 

$1,700 

Mutt Sail 

ATTENTION Gl'i 

W« havt nvcral hornet •valllkl* 

which Hii b. punhaiad tar 10% 

DOWN. Balance mart9a|«d (of 

U trH yarn, 

FOR SALE 

Yiar 'round ham*, ] Badrasm, 

b»th, living room, dining room, 

kltchan—Hat water halt, unfuf 

nlth«(. Prlc. 

56,000 


ALL Trrai — ••• us FIRST 

D, ALLEN 

STRETCH, JR. 

803 Centr«l A 

FIKHMMM 

JOAN M, M0CNNALY 

John Andrew Reichle, USA, 

PHILA EVENING & 

SUNDAY BULLETIN 

For Hems Delivery Service 

Phone O. C. 66 

MORTGAGE LOANS 

Conventions I F.H.A. 

Construction Loanl—G.I. 

NATIONAL BANK 

OF OCEAN CITY 

Oeean City, N. J. 

SIA ISLE OFFICE: 

4!rd StrHf jind Ljndli Avenue 

tiSlHT rrdpral D^najiU iBxyrsSF 

rtl 

JOIN THE ARMY! 

OF HOME BUYERS 

MARCHING TO 

MILLS OFFICE 

BUNGALOW 

healed ... 

BRICK HOMI 

' 3 bedrooms 

4 bedrooms, 

* 12,000 

heated, 

... $?,000 

Three family Apartment 

home ....... $13,500 

SINGLE HOMI . two 

bedrooms . , , $6,500 

GUEST HOME with 

8 bedrooms . . . $14,500 

APARTMENT BUILDING 

6 apt*, extra good 127,100 

FARM - near Ocean City 

63 acres, no bldgi. J 1,800 

FARM • near Ocean City 

3 acre*, 2 bedr'mi $5,000 

LARGE HOME 

5 bedroom* , 

Heated 

.. $11,000 

Summer Rtntali ol Bvnfalswi 

and Large Horn*, 

AIM Weekly Rental! 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

EDWARD H, MILLS 

Ruliitit* — Iniuranfl 

502 Bth St. Phone 1193 

"fniuiw Yow Title and Be Safe" 

PLANT FOUNDED IN IIH 

COMPLETE TITLE INSURANCE 

THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY 

CHiLSiATITLi 


OCEAN CITY 

NATIONAL BANK OF OCiAN CITY BUILDING 

OTNIR oppieut 

. M*«MjOepe Ib, fleut 

• • • WTI¥ ll • • • M -^ 

it 

FOR SALE 

FRIC 

8 FAMILY APARTMENT HCMJSl 

lit and Ind floor apn. with anclOHd ,un 

room combination, hltfhvn, 1 bmlroom. ai 

•Ml hoi Wltar hMI, iultabla'for a yaar arou 

furnlihod. lit floor partly furnlthad. Storm 

S«r«l«. 

$1S,SOO 

E, M. MAXWELL 

Realtor 

ROBERT R. BENNETT 

1400 WIST AVENUE 

RENTAL TAL SPECIAL! 

JUST COMPLETED! ED! NN«w 

duple* avaiUW, 

full Massn. Right on the BMeh thii 

bmth Apartment features three bedroom 

beds) Mahogany living room and diiiinj 

if* newly furnished, heated, automati" w 

cold cora eutiide euriioa showeri. ihowart. There's real home honw \M,1 2 

Ctl Central A Avenue batidei bid being bi clsia d" to churrfL 

pertstien and tfores, SEE FOR YOURSELF THî 

KTTEB bny- ffam Briars 8 m 

When a soldier becomes engaged 

1 

for b*lt**F %S1UFH and thai 

to be minted, it Is newsworthy. But Miss Franklin and Pvt. Reienle 

when two soldieri, who happen to 

feat* yep nothing mt all* by 

are both graduate* of the Ocean 

be brothers, both become engaged City High School, class of 1951. He 

The t'ouplf? havtj twi> diiughlefN, In the same week, that in rather 

also attended the University o f 

KAL pridp ft! annr^hip 

«il 

fa** jnurs whrii v« buy lh| Mr*. Harry Jan.*. and Mrs. John, A, unusual. 

Virginia. Miss Franklin is employed 

Ii y twiMf unit U Brown, but), ui (HM-iui City, and That's what happened this week in the office of the Forrest Laundry. 

Ja bay n, in PS unt* sun, John Htiuthuis, o£ Hover= or the two sons of Mr, and Mrs. Fvt, Reichle is stationed with the 

ffil il ritffi]Hh»B iin 

did fumc M unly 

tuttn. Ha Thuru arts two erand^ Edward B, Heichle, II] Brighton pi. Army at Brooke Medical Center, 

Mrs, Helen Franklin, 1033 West Fort Sam Houston, Texas. 

• F VCHi are inti*rt*t,ira] in mak 

•„ announced the engagement (if 

I Ing Mlur il!.!iflr« «i*fk tiiT 

Mr, andj Mrs, Joseph Mochnaly, of 

her daughter, Patricia Dellazine, lo 

I sou, =v if a fah'i E» WRins «S 

Trenton, announced the engagement 

FOR SALE 

I fhu hiFgr f)fur=lBl!iii!i tlniii 

of their daughter, Joan Marie, to 

mil si !«• hit hi ts» spttli' i^f-ati- Beautifully Furnished 

Charles R, Reichle, a brother of 

A f.-ii! r>ui-rif.fo = ==4*10l,'>U0.I 

COTTACI ,,. 

Catharine Drain On John. 

VT ln= (Ji»Hi)p„ Pn 

alls wara dl>cu>Hd 

sir and Mrs. Ulln Uarruan, 20M 

t ' 21. *' "HI 

afrair. 

" a unique and Rev. pr. Willtam Faulds will 

t'cntral av;, are eiyertaining Mr. -md 

ioim the 

The Krqup also voted «3 In bo 'Mrs. 

Paul, I, Broun and son, of 

II n.is -.n^malK planned ti> picnic donated to the 'Harold Ilaslcil 

un lhl Baltimurr. and Mrs Ceriion Nanale 

* bench, but the RirK dfcid.îl Fwnd" In Pleasantvillp. 

and iluuKhlir, of llisf.uk. Munluno 

tti work nnd nctdmplish more bmlar 

DOROTHY PLEVA 

Mr. and Mr*. C. Juwiilt I'lovn. oi 

t^liihitlflpliifi, ItitM.- ;iiinotimi-il \h\ 

< luyii^finrnl uf thru (i;niuhU'i\ l>ul' 

uthv. to .)iinn'^ Ciii ru ,lr., -son ot 

Mrs. J.inirv 

Miss Plcva is a ^liulllatf nf Ito\ 

buiOUr-'.h HiMli Sfhotil antl fiihnel 

lilhiilic^^ Collide and is «'mpto>t'(l l»< 

i t'liihi(it'lnht;i phMUw-njii.ivnif. nrm 

Slir iiiul lu-i lainit> Jin- Miinint-f H.-M- 

Ml' 

Ciiv II. i.s un Arm> vetfd 

StfVfl'Jll .Vl'ill'S 111 

rd t>y \\u* IIIICHK. 

py y 

lioiiiil Huîni'ss Miieliiiif. 

is now receivinn ^pott;»i 

thnt tirm nl Endkuit. N 

GREETING CARDS 

FOR ALL OCCASIONS 

MyWOOD PRESS 

Ph. 1490 823A»boryAve. 

ASK FOR 

wrse 

POTATO CHIPS 

INTROPUCiNG ANOTHER 

LINE OF FABULOUS 

COTTON DRESSaS 

W 

JERRY GILDEN 

Sizes 10 is 11 

1011 DcHlrsch Avc. 

WOODBINE 

Phone 14311 

Boot • II to 8_Dally Including 

Sun'iJ.y 

ESTABLISHED tf)g 

Diamond Tailor Shop 

L. J, MAZZARELLA, Prop. , 

609.611 ASBURY AVENUE 

Dry Cleaning 

Pressing 

Repairing 

Alterations 

Guaranteed Moth Proofing 

INSURED FUR STORAGE 

Cleaning - Repairing 

Pick Up and Delivery PHONf 1120 

YOUR 

OCEAN CITY 

A&P 

SUPER MARKET 

AT 

300 EIGHTH STREET 

WILL BI OPEN 

TUESDAY, 

THURSDAY and 

FRIDAY NIGHTS 

Eflecllve Immediately far tha 

'TIL 9 P, M. Baljnce of tlii Summer Month* 

Th«ie *«fri ihopBlng heuri in the t«l if tha evening 

will Esntlnue during tha Summer itinn. 

LIDA 

DINING ROOM 

SIRVINO PiLICIOUS 

FULL COURSE DINNERS 

DAILY PROM 4 P. M. 

841 CENTRAL AVENUE 

Fop Top TV Enjoyment, 

Get Top TV Service 

wiih 


TECHNICIANS 

ANTENNAS 

Erected and Installed 

1 Self Supporting Towers 9 

Authorized Dealers 

• PHILCO • RCA 

• ZENITH 


PHONE 1242 710 ASBURY AVENUE 

Liptoi 

Soup Mixes 

EkitkM-NMfli 

3 ^ 

it up Mii ipkn.au 

labyFaMh 

Strain.J |H j.r, ||£e 

Aiiv.ri.tiM III.; 99 

Ail V.ri.ti., 0 

A 4-a, 

C«ruh Pli». 

Orttttii 

PeaMl litttr 

let, 

I " 

Liploo Frostoo 

Dmtrt Mix 

2 pill. 27« 

ShflrNlMix 2 

Mb, 

Spry 

Shortoniie 

Mnativt 

Soap 

O ak,, ILL 

Palmolivt 

O bjthiri. M, 

f) ulll, Oi. 

QisiiMrt-l«iH|Mt 

Soapp 

regular l lit* 

GashmeraBoi4]UB( 

Soan 

O bathih, 

«J - eakai 

larfa 

ptf. 

Itrg* 

k 

Vel 

Detergent 

Fab 

Ditorgtil 

s f !.nf 

32 

Octajon 

Laundry Soap 

z a 17* 

AjaxGleaater ~ 

•it I IMU plf. M Fit InM wH% 

•inktM M M 

I itn M k|ii if 

Ik! llfallr iiaiir Prlsa. 

1441 

h Bin comb 

Ftli 

(mint 

Soap 

COM fa 

MltMlkiii i 

Chuck 

Roasts 

OM 

Fryers or Broilers- 

"Super-Righr" Pork SIMUUM Smêad 

Boielm Bitts 1 %?J£ 

R»guUrF«rfJy{On«PrM^--Non»Prief 

••liar r.,,,CrMi««y Mli WV arhrt. 66* 

An Page MayoinaiM ^31' T 

IIP flriN JBM m IV M 

Paaaahaa Ml H*M 

rUCMI tuiMii 

Piitapplt JIIN 

Span* Tftal tr Prt« 

eiMtr's SIN-WNI 

EaiwHilar 0rax 

ft&P Atjiarigin Spms .'1 

Niiley OltomarcariM , 

Narabay Gbaaalala %riip < 

Cheddar Cheat* *T 46' 

Beverages *"** "tf^l 1 

5 C Candy Bars ' 

hrf* 

pkg. 

Iraazi 

Detergent 

Sirf 

giant £E( 

Detergent 

w 

Lax 

Liquid Detergtat 

Fata Naptha Soap 

/pk,. 

I \ 4 

' .1 IS M 1 

MI •• 

Deterged 

SilvorOast 

•ranulaM Stiip 

33 33° ff 

9 r 65' \ 

S«par Saris

i — sacTiQN one THl OCBAN CITY SCNTINEL-LgDOER 

Induction For 

Artisans, Fri. 

Visitor* To Join 

Local Candidate! 

The vklUng AisembUn alia will 

be invited to attend • «!«• bake to 

be conducted by the mart group 

Saturday at High Bank Park in 

The 

Chatterbox 

fth and Central Av«. Phone 0717 

"WHERE FRIENDS MEET 

TO EAT" 

SERVING 

Breakfast • Luncheon - Dinner 

Delicious Snicks 

Fountain Serviea lea Craim 

PHONE 0717 FOR OUR FREE DELIVBRY IIRVICI 

Seaside Theatre 

Somert Point, N, J, 

Fri.. Sat., Jura 25 - 26 

GUY MADISON in 

COMMAND 

Phon. 6S1 

Adolf. - SOe 

Chapter No. 1 "Canadian Mountlai vs. Atomic Raldert" 

Sun, • Men., June 27 - 28 

ELIZABETH TAYLOR In 

RHAPSODY 

Children . 25c 

THEATRE CLOSED TUESDAY NIGHTS 

' » 

Wed.. Thu., June 30 - July 1 

— DOUBLE FEATURE — 

MARLON BRANDO in THE WILD ONE 

AND 

JiFF CHANDLiR in YANKEE PASHA 

L»» Leva at the Hammond Organ Nightly, 4:45 to 7 P, M. 

Your Doctor Knows 

.ESSELVAGN'S 

REXALL PHARMACY 

9th St. and Albury Avenue 

FREE DILIVIRV SERVICE 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

Phone 1839 

ONLY THl FINEST DRUGS USED 

IN COMPOUNDING YOUR PRBSCRIPTION 

A. A, SELVAGN H, C, SELVAGN 

j. CONOVER J. I, DAY 

4 SKILLED PHARMACISTS 

AT YOUR SERVICE 

Ocean Cify'i Largest and Most Modern Coimetic Bar 

A trip to our Cotmttic D*Pt. will reward you with the hew In 

ParfvmH and Cslmetlcs. Canivtt Clara, our Co.m.Hcl.n. 

AH. PAIR TRADE PRIMS — NO LOWIR PRICIS ANYWHIHE 

Stars Hour. — Dally 8:1 S to 11 P, M. 

SUNDAYS INCLUDED 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

On tha Traffic Circle, Samara Paint, N. J. 

NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMIHS MINT 

Complete Sleek of 


IMPORTED and DOMESTIC 

I* WHISKIY * WiNi 

* LIQUOR 

600 CASES OF 

ICE COLD BEER 

ON HAND AT ALL TIMES 

Art League To , 

Fri . Sat, Ju.n. 3S - It 

_ 4 BIS MITI — 

1 LOW PRICE! 

•veryftilns Shewn One* 

Starting at Bulk) 

Chlldr.n UNDER 4 - PRIII 

7 KARTOONS In KOLOR 

— plul — 

. In TECHNICOLOR 

"THl NEBRASKAN" 

Phil CAREY . Robarta MAYNES 

Tony CURTIS • Joanna DRU 

"FORBIDDEN" 

— and at 'MMnlt*' — 

"Surpriw Horror Show" 

Adult! Me, Children OVER *. Me 

Sun, • Men, June IF • M 

1 . SUSPENSE THRILLERS! - » 

In WarnerCeler 

PHANTOM OP THf 

RUE MORGUE" 

Patricia MEDINA, Karl MALDEN 

->— plut — 

Richard Calitsn, Darker* Buih 

"IT CAME FROM 

OUTER SPACB" 

Tun. (On* Bay Only) June M 

i iHitins Wettem Hltil 

in Teehnleaiar 

Van Yvonne Alex 

HEFLIN O.CABLO NICOL 

"TOMAHAWK" 

^ plus = 

Randolph SCOTT 

Raymsnd Maiiey, Adele Jeraent 

"SUJIARPOOT" 

Wed, • Thun, June N, July 1 

All Technlcalsr Shawl 

Victor Maturt, Plpar Laurla 

William Btndtx. Vincent Price 

DANGEROUS MISSION" 

— and — 

Red CAMERON, Ruth HUSSIY 

"WOMAN OF THl 

NORTH COUNTRY" 

DOLLAR CAR NITII . THUBS. 

ALL rhe PASSINOIRS In your 

Car — ONLY fI.GJ piui taxi 

VISIT OUR LARGE MODERN 

RIPRISHIRY and FRII 

KIDDIE PLAY6ROUNDI 

Mercantile Licenses 

Only Third Issued 

Mlit Xefina B, Rodger,, city elerk 

thla week reported that the rate at 

which builneiu) people are obialnlni,' 

mercantile Hcenaei la about "par" 

with previous years. 

MUi Rodgen, who along with Mrs. 

Ruth Nlekenen la hsuing the nceniet, 

qualified the term "par by 

explaining that twa-tiiMa of the 

eiUbliihmenU requiring them have 

not yet paid up for 1054.15. 

Han Ftnid S30 In 

Hit-Run Accident 

Til* meaning of Artlunship was 

Ssnieri Point, from noon to 8 p, m. 

Heeelpti from thta event will M 

to benefit the As«em6ly M budding Dine Tonight 

fund. 

To Honor Owntrs 

Recant Births at 

Of Tour Hemas 

Shore M«morial 

•r LOil o. HAMILTON 

Retorters Guetts 

At A. C. Dinner 

Mr, and sirs. Merrill strohle, mo 

3rd St., wore guesta of Mr, and Mrs, 

Steven Kurti, of Cl«rkshoro, N.,1, at 

dinner In thP Cloridjsti, Atluntlc City, 

salurdaj cvcnlnE. 

Mrs, Mary ua!la^hi>!% of Dinrv, 

who will make hi*r summer homi 

detailed for members of Ocean City 

Recent blrthn In this area reported County Horn. Agtnt 

AMSBbly SBy 88. Artluns Order of Mu Muby 

Share Memorial Hospital WMJIUE Tlie annual Cape May county Art 

tual PruCectlon, Tuesday T evening by day were: 

Leafi.s dinner far sinters of aid 

tfc« MOM Excellent Membenhlp Di- June 22. Melvln and Clirlsllnc hauwi and their frlanda will be 

wetor William Vorhew. 

Lewis, Somerj Point, a girl, 

All bwiliiHi piacat o» Hta rnart 

held tonight (Friday) at 7 o'clock 

an auppoud to apply far »||(WIM 

Th» guest tpBiikert talk wu nude June 22, Harry P. and Helen Hoi This annual affair will be at the 

•r Jun. 1. Al In pravlMn y.ar., 

•t « nceUitf In the American Le- deffian, Pleauntvllle, a boy. Washington Inn, Cape May, 

Hw lait WHk In Jun. flnda 1,000 

llMl Home. A question and answer June 22, Charlei and Mildred Tur. After the dinner, the general chair- of MM approximately t,Mt bull. 

PMftqd folUwed. 

Her, Abseeon Highlands, a boy. man. Miss Sarah A Thontai, will n*M plain have not yat obtalnad 

June 28, Britten N, and Joyce preside. Greetings and huiineu re- 

Th» Aixmbly't dagr» IHRI will 

Hun, * 

Bixby, PleauntvUle, a boy. lated to the Old Home Tour will be 

Mwct dshf Ms iMmb.n .i in), June 23, ouy and Ethel Furrow, taken care of by Raymond Dlxon 

H»Hon »r«nsnln Friday nlghl. 

Ale« Glvcm mereantlle inspector, 

Marmora, a boy. 

The Old Home Tour will take place 

AIM «• t» incluM In tha Initlatn 

it currently buay cheeking on new 

June 23, Norman ami Isabel OH. Friday, July 9, 

will ba candldalaa from stliar A. 

plans opening this year for the 

bert, Northfleld, a girl. 

MmMla* hen tor 

Mrs. Margaret Sehellenger will drat time. Within the next week 

MMVii autlng. 

Buy • JukllM Shar. NOw| 

•haw Ihe work of William Morrow, or so, however, he is expected to 

recipient of the Cape May County nnd time to start prodding the re- 

Art League's •scholarship for 1M4, newal delinquents into compliance. 

The Him, "The Restoration of WUllamiburg", 

will be shown. Go.it From Pittsburgh 

Those Interested In attending this MIM Lois N. imlth, at FlHsburRli, 

dinner may make reservations with pa., and Virginia Beach, Va., Is vl«. 

the writer at Cape May Cour Iting briefly with Mr, and Mrs. Don. 

House. 

aid J. Raphael, Me it, Charles pi. 

Her parent* are guests of Ihe Hotel 

Buy a JuMlM Shara Nowl Claridge In Atlantic city, whore they j 

are attending an insurance adjuster 

convention. 

1 A fine of 130 and M court costs 

was levied against Harry Pontiore 

Jr., 27. «f 300 »th St., by Municipal 

Judge Franklin A, King, Tuesday, 

when the defendant entered a guilty 

flt plea to a charge of leaving the 

309 Wpslev av,, «a» u Duusl of thuscene 

uf an accident 

Stretwri last work end, as woru Mr. The charge resulted from an 

and Mrs, Jamo?? Me FaddiMl, of LariN. early-morning crash several weeks 

downe, 

ago When the ear Ponlifre was op- 

Mrs. Gallagher 1M a past prrsMeM erating was alleged to have struck 

of the Iris Club of Philadelphia. n parked car alongside the Ocean 

Cltygomers Point slate highway near 

lht> fllh si. bridge, 

To Spend Week End William Shaffer, of Somers Point, 

In The Poconos 

reported to police that hlf. car was 

struck Bine time during the night, 

Mrs. E. J. Field Jr.. and hqf twoA 

card reading "Painting by Ponchildren, 

Kathy ond Edward, JS42 Here" was found on the scene, and 

central av,, will accompany Mr, and 

led to the defendant's arrest several 

Mrs, Daniel F, Conner, 1B1B Asbury 

hours after the accident was re- 

ay., to the Mpuomonoctc Hutei. 

ported by ShafTer, 

Mountainhome. pa., for the woofc 

end. This is a spot "sky high" in 

PHILA. FAMILY ARRIVIS 

he Pociinos, 

Mrs Violet Kaelin and family, of 

Philadelphia, are spending the slim- 

PHILADELPHIANS ARRIVE 

mer season on the nrst floor at 

Mr, and Mrn. William H, Manooly, 332 Oeean av. 

of Fhiladeiphip, are siimmrring -it 

011 2nd Hi. 

SUMMERIN6 ON OCEAN AV. 

BROOMALL COUPLE HIR1 

Mr. anii Mrs, Joseph E. Me Kay, 

Mr, und Mrs. U illi.im R Potors. of of Phliaili'lphia. fire nrrupylnR Ihe 

Broomail, Pa,, aro spending HIP Kr-o. first floor at 334 Ocean Uv for the 

son at 81,5 Ocean av. 

sufflmer season. 

SPECIALIZING IN 

TO TAKE OUT 

PIZZA 

RAVIOLI 

RAIHD unn 

WEDDING 

AnnsunceniMti • Invltatlani 

MYWOOD PRESS 

PH. 14M Ml ASBURY AVI. 

CEEL'S SUB HOUSI 

1101 Simpson Annul 

Phen» 1573 

LARGE PIZZA $1.00 

WITH ANYTHING 

SMALL. 65c 

Allow 20 mlnufei for Baking 

NO EXTRA CHARGE For 

MOTHPROOFING 

ALL CLOTHES Treated 

with CHLOROPHYLL 

Fast, GaurtMui Service 

ASBURY 

CLEANERS 

— ALTERATIONS — 

923 ASBURY AVI. 

Phone 2681 

PICK UP and 

DELIVERY SERVICE 

NEW JERSEY 

NATURAL GAS CO, 

PREFERRED AND 

COMMON STOCKS 

Information on Request 

WOODCOCK, HISS 

A CO., INC. 

M«mber«: 

Near York Stock Eich.ng. 

Phils B.lto. Stotk Ixchangs 

1» SOUTH BROAD STRUT 

PHILADELPHIA f, PA. 

KINCSLIY 5 7300 

Qcun City R«pr««nl.|lv. 

ARTHUR L, BATTEN 

MS BRIGHTON PLACE 

Phone 1SS8-M Evenings 

and Week Ends 

VOLTACO IPIC, 

with MUSAOi 

MUZIARILLA CHIISE 

with flPPIRS ant) CH1I1I 

with MUSHROOMS 

with ANCHOVIES ' 

with CRUMBLib MEAT BALL 

• SUBMARINES 


• ANTIPASTO • CHICKEN CACCIATORE 

• VIAL SCALOPPINE WITH SPAGHETTI 

• HMM Mad* Italian Spaghetti ami Matt Ball. 

ITALIAN SPONGE CAKE (Cream and Fruit Filled) 

VOLTACO'S 

9S7 WIST AVENUE PHONE 0753 

JOHNSTONE'S 

SSI ASBURY AVENUE 

JUST THREE OF MANY DINNERS 

ON OUR MENU 

SI .65 

Choke of — IEC Cald Juice* Htneydew Melon, 

Presh Fruit Cup or Homemade Soup, 

Fresh Caught Filet of Sea Bass, Tartar Se, 

Chicken Croquettes/Cream Sauce 

Fresh Ground Sirloin of Beef. Onion Gravy 

CHOICE OF TWO VEGETABLES SALAD 

BEVERAGE HOMEMADE DESSERT 

CLOUD MONDAYS 

DAN'S SEA 

FOODS 

Phono 2279 lOfh ST. AT IAYFRONT 

SPfC/AL JERSEY LOBSTER 

(Live or Cooked! 

COOKED SHRIMP and CRABMEAT 

FILET FLOUNDER BONITO KINGFISII 

BAIT 

Ground Bunker 

Mlnnewi 

Blaodwarfnt 

BLUEFISH RUTTERFISH 

SEA BASS WEAKFISH 

PORGY SHRIMP CLAMS 

OPBN SUNDAYS — Fllh packtd In Ic. will wrry tor 24 hour. 

r CONEY'S 

LIQUOR STORL 

Well Knovtn Brands 

R¥i 

BOURBON 

GIN • RUM 

and BEER 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A.M, to 10 P.M. 

No Sunday Sales 

BAR 

OPiN 

DAILY 

SUNDAY 

12 NOON 

Phone 9051 

34th Street 

Just Over the Bridge 

1 

STAHTING MONDAY _ MOfirlLYN AND 

CONTINUOUS 10.30 A. M. TO 

MAT, SAT, 

J;JO P, M. MDDRLYN 

'«i wi f 

THU.fAT. —JUNi24.J6 

MON, • WiD. _ JUNI Ji. 30 

James Janet Robert Debra 

MASON LEIGH WAGNER PAGET 

•••••••• 

THU, SAT. —JUNi 24.26 

Outcasts -.. Living by th# Low 

Of the Jungle! 

SECRET 

OFJHE 

1NCA& 

TEGHNiebLQIl 

p . ROBER-TVOWG 

MCOLE mum • "mourn wmm. 

,VÂ SUMAC 

MON.. WID. — JUNI 21 • 30 

THU.. SAT. ~ JUNi 24 • 

ADVANCED PSICIS PASS UIT 

ALL MAIL 

M-Q-M'S DRAMATIC MABTHtWaWI 

Or WILLIAM IHAKnPMKN 

JULIUS CAESAR 

MARLON BRANDO - JAMBS MAMN 

JOHN SIBLAUB • LOUIS CALHKHN 

•DMOND O'BRIEN 

...OIWIHOAIHON , DafORAH 

MON. • WiO. — JUNi 21 • M - 

Tie HMO TRUTH iMBT UFE HI W U 

flWI 

flBAY, JUNI 31, 1954 

[fescue Truck ^»r7^-.r, 

ear Completion : rS^;^;r"' nd 

Special Vehicle ••"'•'" ""'"'"" " < '>! In 

»"••'•. ..".V 

Being Outfitted 

•lie S€|i 

Ihl" r 

,,1,!,";,1';;: ii " l ,V"!" lvi " ••"• •-" '•"• 

"I" 1 ill HI inml ,i , ,,,||% 

MlllU Ifiinmti. ... ..i_ • . ' ' ' ' " 

^1 IhK in it |,|ol, IU 

I|,t MIIIIIIIK i (ii „ lni, i I l n | ! 

rompli tiuii in,! lull 11,,, „, ,„ . - ••„ 

i,n, f.i. tcnlu i,v , , , , i. ' ""'"'" ' 

llni ihi mill, mil I, I,,„ „ ' ,.' "' " ll s 'l" 

j | lMI l M ^ IH iU ill ( 

I fha work Af rcmodalfng the 

m,r Army vahlcla 11 b[ipiiallj I'urniuluti-d fur us liv 

IIAI.I.IWEI.U fur |iiTficl iiiililral-likr hair. 

To umLi' our HllO|ilii'ril or Jluliail Hoy (,a\ laji! iiilii laal, 

I'or hair that wijl mil fp«|Miiiil In uur |).II.-III..I 

iaiil|i-4'Ut nit^lhrMl. »n liyvr fh'Ni|intMJ d fr^li 

liinufatrd pernlylienl **hlvh will pivr fnijiivli rurt 

ill your hilir, wlipii, v*liHri^ yBii H3 niilrh ait >tiii litrL-d, 

wllll pin curl •fillnisi! or srnniullt unilfr 

liOl, iioisy drji'ri, nni iii'refîiry. 

$ Cumplftf iriil Pruning 

10 and Hnir Styling 

HAIR PRUNING 

$2.OO 

LAMP CUT 

$2.SO 

Til* Hair Styilit N*ar TH 

5* **«., N. T 

Hodden f I *iii 

Use** OS fef 

,411 Illsni AirCgndltlsned ^___^__OBen Isenlnji , 

FATHER'S BANK... 

MOTHER': BANK.. 

i 

wd BROTHER^ TOO: 

In 

Our Bonk is for EVERYBODY! 

We invite every member of )/wr 

family to bank with us. CtMe in any 

time for help with money mailers. 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City 

Cap* May County*! LarjMt ••nk 

MIMHit PiBMAi. nf^ytSSStSnOM 

PINIIAL MM1IT IHiUHANCl ee«Fe«ATieii 

; YCHJ* DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000 

t*' Banking Hour.: 

^ tun. until % p-m. — Saturday: 9 ••m. yntll 12 n«on 

\HA ISLE OFPICE _ 43rd St. mad Ltniit A ^ 

THfi OCEAN CITY SENTINeL-LBBGEB 

Bus Coming For Free Chest X Roys Here 

-•••». m — ...H.M. •„ 

..r»k. I, ,pOnIor.d by lot.l. county 

Engineer Predicts Truck Travel M '" ZTJ?f Z 

Will be Light on New Parkway 

N< ,il> 

lln>. PMriictli 

".I !• Diuwn 

hk-lri will pay ilrn Smlr 

iirt On tin- 

M ll Cj.rilin i-iirkuiiv. 

t\i|l liV 

till- l 

of hutli 

|)l" ii il i 

I,, 

id tnll 

sim ..muiint Illl pi' 

„,„! ( u| 

Mih llî 

iiUTs. wlio uiliii.,1 |),ni iriiUlc .in tin- 

I'uku n mil .!„>. I,, , , > too lirqm-i 

Water thoruiiKhly »-h*-n you dd. di 

• tiloiv si'V'TJil cLiys 1r spray- 

20 Cats Held Too 

Many In One Place 

UildvuMid (Yes! pulk-e i.in\ 

IHi peisnriiil jiviTsiun lor I-;I|S 

l)ut 20 t-.Hh in tun- PI:Kf Dii'liinil. I'd, m, stiiyinu fit 2BI4 

MRS. CAROLINE • DAUNT. 

who w«. honored iMt ;MI by 

the Mew JenWf flalry industry 

for lirr S3 jeiirs of caliliiiunus 

prodm-Unii find shipiiiPHt ef 

Bulk ui ilu uiaie dealer. 

Doctors Advise 

On First Aid 

Good Intention* 

Can Be Harmful 

By M*d!c.l Society of N. J. 

Kirs I ;iid K I-HH-I •yt'iicv rn-jitnu 

ivcn to ;HI injutrd or ^1lit.^rll pii>n 

u nil I (hi- |th\ -.U-jiiii iiri ivt 

An>,.ilr wlntM- i/ifmli timl 1> st>|-(ui 

11 m\ i II i i i pl)\ 

. nil. I |». ilili 

Hi, ||, i pcinii i 

ml ml 

limilil nut In may 

breath* It Into hl« lunai It l> | arV 

ir 

wlu too te r*aard *v*ry IH|ury | In araaa BV tn* k«s)r 

to tha h*ad a* a avrlou* ln|vry, i * 

and vvary candltlon which pro 

ducat (incanicl»uin*tl a* a aar 

' " • " 

lou« candltlon Th* b*tt that you 

can do vnd*r th*a* clrcumfttanca* 

It to k**p th* patiaitt qul*t and 

*t*r|| 

cvmfortabl* until th* doctar cam*m FirHt alii 

. i *imt>* tt lit* r,et thr 

When 

llnr; Ls pitstnt ilimK In mfud don I licaltjitai lift a 

^.t i int k ihi HIIU us fitilrkK ItraerKinrv l«> talc* chare* r 

I.I. If Hi. hi,,ml ls llouint l'"1"'nil\ a matter nf III* 

In-, htui " Mliliwl S New John. M. 

. ut il m i ,1. 

;„:::,rr,..;;;: ^th ***»£-fi 

or ln>m lit-iliL; 

p.-itk-nt slmiihl 

Miiiiiii.ln p»»t ""I th. lu ut imiditik " 

• in miikr a s 

mjtiiv )y\ |>ii-J 

t> *i 

h ••« r L*t «' "ttfinpt.nii Ut **&• v /i 

'iiinn 1 urn iv tttnii wiili hv pit^ ' liquor at W lUK.oofi tn \iolnllan 

11 ihi i im i|>|.|ittl 111 u Hit* mm 1,111 of . ,,n Or

1 ^ •• 

FRIDAY, JUNI II, ifM 

:ean City Sentinel-Ledger 

eierj TIIUAO} nnj nult at Till-'vnilnri.Udsci' BillldlnE, 

8th it. and llnn-n ui . Ocean city. N, J. * 

u> T11K 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDOER, Inc. 

Publisher* of The fWon CltJ Smllm-l-LedgeF — f«t, 1881 

JOHN T STFTliniS!. General M.m[ir 

lIAftOI,r> LEE. Eflltor • 

VINCENT T MIOirET.FTl E A»»t Eillloc 

[J*T1ON PRtrr: S3-.'l IM-r jenr bv mall In Ocean City . — ,. - 

pi 7% Flseuheie ^not uf \U»I1MII>P1 Kiirr per yesr. 13,73; six months, 

West ot Mlululpp) Win per >esr W 71 Price on new Hands, i centa 

A new braneb of the Boardwalk 

as Imnil rijiu Matter «t Ihe Poit OBI jt Oe«n Hty, New Jersey, j^jiiongi Bank was opened at Somert 

Point with attendant (anfai* by city 

and county officials and area bank- 

ing circles, 

, * , 

Oscar D, Hackney jr., of 730 Bay 

•v.. received his Master of Sducatlon 

degree from Temple University. 

Yesterdays 

In OtMif City 

ONI VIAR AM 

A citizens committee comprising 

resident, of Ocean city and Cap* 

May County launched « drive for 

1MO,MO la build a new three story 

wing al ghpre Memorial Hospital, 

, * * 

The annual late-June Influx hit 

Ocean City's tnsh collection farce, 

throwing; trie disposal schedule out 

- 

lit 

hall. 

Under Act of Mur& health, good manners and cheery, confident 

* iracterutics which can't help but make a 

i for Ocean City wherever her regal duties 

Conybear—Could you lend me la? 

Oumbusta—N*s. 

Conybear—Have you a friend who 

could lend me 1ST 

Oumbtuta—Yes, but friends like 

*MI-O NO MCCMANICAL TASTES 

Betty iwho has been served with 

a wing of ehJekeni—Mother, cmol I 

have another bit? Tills (* nothing 

but hJoget 

Ml TOO, MNNY 

•Mummy, you bought iMir 

w "* int whu * " he 

Those who favored the legaliiing 

of bingo and rallies called it a move 

to permit "inoffensive potty (fimh. 

luig. hardly more than a pastime 

for good causes." 

The proponents pointed to what 

they described as dependable eon- 

trols in the law,—controls that could 

be counted on to keep the legalized 

gambling reasonably limited. 

Opponents predicted that the 

bingo and raffles measure would 

serve as an entrance wedge to con- 

Bluntly increasing pressure for legal, 

tzation of more and more eumblini;. 

Most ot the voter* apparently be, 

lived the safeguards Ih the law were 

put there in good faith and that 

bingo and raffles could be Icgallied 

safely. 

That "good faith" Is now thrown 

open to serious question by the in- 

troduction of a bill in the state Sen. 

ate to amend the raffles regulation 

law. 

The bill. SMS", provides that tho 

soâlled »M raffles, the only form 

of raffles in which cash prizes may 

he given, can be participated in by 

people NOT ON THB PREMISES at 

the time of drawing, and that parti, 

clpation tickets may be sold 15 days 

prior to the drawing instead of only 

OB the premlsea on the day of the 

drawing. 

It apean, therefore, that the op. 

ponenU of legalized gambling may 

have been entirely correct when 

they predicted that the legalization 

of "petty gambling (or gMg causes" 

vould result in opening the door to 

more and more legalized gambiins 

with the resultant threat of addt 

tional taxation lo finance enforce, 

ment. 

HMD TMC WARNINOI 

(Cap* May Star and Win) 

The warning sounded l*«t week 

by Public Safety Commissioner Sol 

Needles Jr. that traffic laws will be 

atrlctly enforced In Cape May this 

Mimnujr to hold congestion and actf. 

«knt» to a mlnbiuim tbould be haed 

e«l by bwr »Mr not only whll* 

tl» warniuc to fttti but thnraUwut 

driver will not be revoked for fail- 

ure to answer a summons if the 

traffic violation ocpurred In onelhrr 

unite, T P 

7. Ni'W Jersey driver licenses and 

reslistratlans eJiplri! at midnlKilt on 

March 31st each year, T F 

B. Every New Jersey resident in 

possession of a motor vehicle in this 

stdte is required lu have a ceftifiratp 

of ownership indieating his leaal 

riu'ht to the vehicle. T F 

ft when a New Jersey licensed 

driver or mnier vehicle owner chan 

KCS his address, it is not necessary 

for him to report the change within 

a week; he may wait until tlmo in 

renew his license and reaistnitior, to 

make such reyfii'!, T F 

10. If a driver's license or driv. 

Ing privilege Is suspended or re- 

I'oked, only the Director of Motor 

%'eliicles can restore It T P 

ANSWIRS 

(J,i 01 iijli 0 Hil i IlJ,) L iiji B 

ilji t 'ij,l t !lj,i -J !(J1 t !(JI 1 

raced with so many serious traffic 

problems stemming from our anti- 

quity and the universal situation of 

an overabundance of aulomoliili.,. 

city officials have little choice but 

lo be hard-boiled about traiiic regu. 

lations. 

Cape May is in exactly the same 

Posit kin of every other community 

in tha country , , , and all are com- 

ing to the point of enforcing their 

laws to the letter, 11 Is the only hope 

of avoiding complete chaos at peak 

traffic periods- 

STRICTLY FRISH 

City fathers of Manchester, Eng. 

land, have a new way to remove 

natal "spiashi's' 1 when redecorating. 

They've hired a boatman to retrieve 

splnlieiinj! j,iimi,.i< «ho fall In the 

river. 

* * * 

Austrtans may construct a dam 

across Lake Neusledler, half of 

which Li in Communist Hungary to 

keep nsh in Austria's end of 'the 

lake. They feel the Reds have 

enough flihy tales as it Is. 

* * * 

Fellow in Ai-rhus, Denmark, fun 

for treasure in his garden and uii- 

Durrell Hoffman, the principal of 

Swaintowl> public school a member 

of the board of Freeholderi, was sev. 

erely cut abaul the head and face 

Thursday evening by being thrown 

from his bicycle under the wheels 

uf a passing wagon. 

He was run into by a man en 

horseback, throwing him lo the road, 

from which position he could not 

escape being run over. He was re. 

turning from the Teachers' Institute 

at Ocean City, 

The Bible 

And Daily Life 

Saint Luke, author of the Third 

uespci, was not one of the Twelve 

Apostles. But to him we ewe a 

great deal of our knowledge about 

them. 

For the history of the early 

church, we again depend upon 

St. Luke, whose Book of Acts is 

a valuable supplement lo the Faill* 

*ine Epistles, 

Of the Gospel incidents, Luke 

was noi an eyetwitness (Luke 1:2). 

but in relating what eyewitnesses 

told him Luke brought to his Gas- 

pel the game power of narration r-a 

vividly displayed in his reports of 

things of which he was a part. 

Of Luke, himself, we have but a 

limited knowledge. Reference in 

Cotossians IV' indicate he was a gen- 

tile convert. 

That", he was the companion of 

Paul In much that he narrates Ss im- 

piled In passages where "wo" op. 

pears, and It seems probable that 

Luke became a Christian through 

Paul, 

What is certain, apart from all 

conjecture. Is the place that LUKK 

occupies in preserving for all time 

the most complete record of the 

Oqspei story. 

He has given the world the life 

and work of Jesus, and also tho 

vivid story of how Christianity 

spread from Jerusalem to Antioch 

and to Europe, 

News and 

Reviews 

Bari Warren, Chief Justice, U.fi, 

Supreme Court: "Learning the truth 

today is difficult because we are 

living in an emotional age when 

most of the reported news is not 

only controversial but bitter," 

Rene Coty, president of France: 

"If the fref nations could have re- 

malned united*after November 11, 

IBli, the last war would not have 

ocured," 

Elliot W, Bell, editor, Business 

Week: "This country is being men. 

need as never before by the chal. 

lenge of the Soviet Union and by 

demagogues at home who are trying 

to burn down the house of our free 

system in order to catch the rats or 

Communist subversion." . 

Dr. A, Whitney Griswold, Pteisid. 

ent, Yale University: -Individual 

moral integrity U the key to the 

survival of democracy," 

Joseph R. McCarthy, u. S, senator 

from Wisconsin: "We have a Presid- 

ent who Is a ine individual but 

apparently too honest to realize that 

people are advising him agalnn his 

own good," 

Professional weather men usually are reluctant ta 

conditions more than 14 hours in advance, lut beinf boiaTS 

seashore, and responsible for a threiNcaunty stretch of' coutli»aj 

agrieultMral country. Mm obligingly sticks his neck out anttuito 

than many of hij contemporaries. 

For Instance, he gives us a forecast on Monday, to be nibUid 

'Tuesday, predicting the weather through Wednssdiy BaTa 

Thursday he gambles again with a forecast for Fridiy, iatMwtt 

sometimes Sunday, 

Anyone who knows the conditions under which Mr, BtU h 

to operate, in an arta where advance knowledge Is I 

can appreciate why they gave him an award thii week. 

They Say in Washington..\ 

Danger of War Semn Lessened 

WASHINGTON—The outlook for the United Stalei L 

involved in a war this year, or even next year, is delinlttlj i_ 

Events ef the last six weeks have brought the country MM 

intervention in lndoehinn, but the major crises hive bra I 

without U, i, involvement. 

It Is true that on several occasions soine meinben of m Ml 

Chiefs of Staff, and even the Presldeni, were actively ctmaknml 

request to Congress for the use of United States sente an if 

Indochina. But the wisdom of certain key figures in WaalMoikf 

lunately stayed this reauesL 

Probably Hw deciding factor In Hill clsu 

d.mon.lratlon to tht right people— juif In Iln»-^hat Hx Mtl 

did not ha., the supewrt of the pHple •• Indechlna tin mil ill 

Th.r.tor.. had the United Staff* tent IH keyi Infe thtt Mr, to I 

might have «td«d up fifMIng the very peapl* ttm swaM N Mil 

In short, they might have ended up fighting « war oi okl 

European colonlalisBi. The French came very near dniMf I 

boys into their battle. But another decisive reason the U, & i 

out, In the critical moment, was the conviction of naayn. ii 

that French forces were not fighting against the Reda la I 

as vigorously as they might. 

The I), g, decision to stay out of that war probably I 

the Communists wUl take over large areas of the country,' 

been doing that for seven years already. 

The nncluilsn mm. to be that tha United IIM|«M 

to tat up a barrier aBaln.t Communlim behind th. InaMM hi 

An A«t»n alllama li Hie bait chance is Hair the man* af Cat] 

munltm In Hilt ana af rh. world and wetftrn dlplom.lt w.**!*! 

•t work on trill propoial. 

contrary to what some harkers of doom would 

believe, the loss of a large part of Indochina does not ilUrtMi 

balance of power. The Communists can Uie IndMital Had, 1 

minerals, to advantage. If they can use this newly.w« ttHiiiiJI 

launch new aggressive drives against other countries, fUth • M 

Burina, Indonesia, and Thailand, they can make slgnUaBt «• •» 

But if the Western allies rally and form a barrier to aalr 

further Communists conquests, the loss of a major pirt «rl ' 

may have only minor consequences, 

Businett Outlook Good 

The key question In Republican political circles tMM 4m • 

cerns prnperlty and the fall elections, plus—of coune-iat r' 

versial Communtsts-in-goveniment issue. There Is a f~~" 

the country Is enjoying good timers business pickup 

ber. It wlU mean fj, O, P, vletory at the polls. 

Most economic forecasters are becoming inert 

about the future, and thus there is some optlmlsBi imoni «— 

However.there is concern* «bout the elections imong tooai •*» 

the pickup will not arrive in time to affect the voUag Itmt m 

They uy a teatanal .umm»r .lump will Iwld batk m** 

It ncsvery until the fall month., and that twn W •*•»» 

b»»ln. in early fall, the tnnd went be fully apparent h Nprt 

Business forecasters—by an Impressive majorlty-lwt M 

business yean through IBM. They say the recent ecMUJle M 

touched bottom and that, were it not summer, thing. wmM 

NI 19S4 

K, Auto Th«fl 

lS,year«ld Marine, AWOL 

.aw Camp Jejuene, N, C, wa« 

Iturncd evei to his commanding of. 

liar this week after receiving a 

mded sentence and a ©SO tine 

Wildwood Judge Nathan Stal- 

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3, It Ii beat to acquire yogr wtnintc's tan 

(by degrees) (u soon as poMlble). \ 

4, Despite •ommer'a h«t, tha snnmt HTM 

(does) (does not) require one hot meal • day; 

5, This (ta) (I. not) the but July 4th when fire- 

works ntt b« shJppwl ttmfy In Inlcnlata 

commerce, 

«• ^Jtaw light nit of thi- IMS|( 

iniMdiHo. ot c( nu,inns or think that 

Hie i Knitim.. i iu have bt't'ii it 

l> .1L.I Wt hi ir much v.d)iling th^l 

tiu ,111110] In*.* fulfil tn this w- 

ii I *W"1 He ill i tor required 

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\t«rj simple * it f 11n J t ,rc thur 

things ^hu h Ltlmoil iti\oni- Lail Ix* 

blu i^tit t » lni(] 1 VH1 (t 11 t (it 1 •> MT1* t'llllj.- 1 

'ui i 'tiling loo m itk\ Hunk itu v 

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"If all our people accepted these 

three economic axiom? and Ihed b> 

them we would li\i m an economic 

paradise " 

National 

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•r MARRV S. BINT 

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Wa>lila«tDn CarmpMaMt 

VVASHINOTON _ P m M Blser,- 

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tmm support program, and any 

question pertaining to ifgnlmllsil 

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Invariably, sRe of Uie thrw lop. 

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One, however, has been exconamtl- 

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pnu BonfenBcM w Mtf« «l the 

PnnMent hlnMU, That sne te the 

current feud between Iks Junior KB- 

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Wm. B. Powell, 

Former Sheriff 

Court House Man 

Din Suddenly 

William I. Powell, f«l»r Cap* 

M.y County AMI for M M n 

died BitMaSly Monday of a haul at 

Funeral services were held yesterday 

(ThuEidayi and interment was in 

the Baptist Cemetery. 

Dr. D. A. Bolard. 

Dentist, Dies 

Resort Man Had 

Phiia. Office 

McCorkle Dies; Was 

Resoffer'i Brother 

Edgar K, MeCorkle, retired Mutual 

Ute Insurance Co. employe, died 

Tuesday at his home in Chestnut 

Hill, p.. He was M. 

Mr. MeCorkje was a brother of 

Mrs. Samuel Keener, of Ocean city 

He also leaves another sister, Mrs 

' K" J 1 

died recently. She is survived by a 

George Heller, of Espy, Pa., and &daughter, 

Mlsi Helen Davis, 

daughter. Mr,. Ellen Simpson, Las 

Cruees, N, M. 

Csleiftan H, Taylor, 

Masonry Contractor 

Funeral services were conducted 

yesterday ior Coleman H. Taylor, 

Cape May Court Houw muonry 

ville, following a long illness. She 

eontraetol-,.who died mddefliy at biswas 

71. 

home there Monday. Hf was m. Surviving are anottwr son. Hay 

Mr, Taylor was a lifelone resident •nond, Engll.h Creeki two other 

of Court Haute, a member of Swam- daughters, Mr*. Manr Murray, •euUton 

Methodist Church and Its board vllle. and Mrs. Sadis Burrdl, Allan, 

of trustees, and wit past worshipful tic City; two brothers, Israel and 

master of Keystone Lodge IM, n Elmer Sleelman. SctillvW.; a (Mar, 

and A. M. 

Mn, Clara Carty, Pleasantvllle: 14 

Surviving are his wife, Juliai grandchildren; 10 greattfrandcbjl. 

three sons, Coleman W,, Julius and dren and II «r«at-gToat-sr«jidchil. 

Hlorrii; three daughten, Jin. mil. dren. 

abeUi Penman. Ih, Margaret Uaht. Funeral services will to held Sal. 

foot, and Mrs. Margaret Brown, all irday at the Protestant Bible 

of Court House: two brothers. Bay, Ihureh, SetdlvilM. 

PHOME 

War Crimes Prosecutor WarnsThat Far bens and 

Others Arm Gaining Power to Foment Nmw War 

"I h.v. ana job to do," he said, 

"and that || to be governor of 

Naw Jarwy lor the next three and 

a half year,. However, thl, fall 

I expect to ipend my evanlnfs 

•peaking for the candidate, of my 

party," 

Church Broadcast Sunday 

He added smilingly that, though What Is God?" Is the subject of 

he had campaigned for eight months 8 Christian Science radio program 

last year, he had not lost his liking over Station WOR, New York, In 

for the task. 

its Mutual -Radio Chapel" on Sun- 

As to his own political aeplrationis day, at 9:30 a. m. 

in the future, he said he has no 

Dr. David A. lolard, of 2J1 Wplans 

and has always proceeded on Buy a Jubilee Ihara Nowl 

Atlantic blvd,. Ocean City, a Phila- the theory that he would rather be 

delphia dentist for 42 years, died surprised than disappointed. 

Tuesday In the Abington Memorial 

Hospital. 

An editor asked what the jover. 

nor thought of persons holding dual 

Dr. Bolard. who was M, had hi 

jobs at different levels of govern, 

dental offices at as? S, lath st. 

ment. 

Philadelphia, He was a graduate a 

Allegheny College and the University "A, a lawyer." he replied, "I 

of Pennsylvania Dental School. A have (iwayt been ikaptleal of di- 

Mason, he also was a member of vided loyaltle.. In general, it !• 

the American and Philadelphia Coun. 

bad In principle for • man te 

ty Dental Associations, and the Old 

York Road Country Club. 

Mrve the axetwtlva at w«ll a, the 

leglilatlM, or vice verja, tinea 

An enthusiasUe boatman, he wts fhil It a violation in principle of 

a member of the Ocean City Vaeht the doctrine of taparata power,. 

club and the United states Power However, I thsuld like to tee the 

Squadron. 

factt In a particular cata before 

Surviving are his wife, the former patting ludgment." 

Elsie Maier; a daughter, Mrs. John 

S, Rosslter, and two grandsons. On the question of his relationship 

Private funeral services will take 

place today at the Helweg parlors. mend and Ltnford, and a sister, Mr 

Jenkintown. Interment will be inGeorgia 

Corbln. 

West Laurel Hill Cemetery, 

Former Teacher In 

County Dies At 93 

Funeral services were held Wed 

nesday for Mrs. Mary W, Davis, re 

tired school teacher, who died Mon 

day at tier home In Wlldwood, Sh 

was »S. 

Mrs. Davis wai the mother ol 

Oedrge Davis, hotel operator who 

Mrs. Luella Tollman 

Dies at SculMile 

SOMERS POINT—Mrs. Luella Toll 

man, mother of Arthur Tollman, this 

city, died Tuesday at the hone of a 

daughter, Mn. Ellis Bailey, at Scull- 

SUMMER SOIOOL— — 

SHOITHAND 

and TYPEWRITING 

FAMOUS 4fli :i)'STf/Vi~ 

SpeeUwrjiJng 

wuunw ctrtt o#rtv 

DO YOUR WASHINQA1 

Many of Ike persons r«ponilble death wrought hy ttaoa* men, every 

for U* Mart or World War Q areone 

has Men tet re/and they again 

•Ull (t Iwgt In the world, and are are building up tnanr power over 

again buUdlog up powerful Influ continental Europe/ 

eneea la Euroee and A*ia. 

Thl» WM tli* m«ui> brought to 

UK OCMH CUy Klw»U Club at 

&imm*' RMUurant Wwlneaday by 

JMall Bu Bob. of Camden, loUni 

tionai lawyer and author who par- 

tack whUe aittlni in a chair in tb* ticipated ll| ike famous Nuremburg 

bedroom at Mi home. 11 a. Boyd St., Mala follo*lng the war, 

Cape May Court HOUM. He wu 71. 

Mr. Du Boil waa Introduced by 

Mr. Powell lu slwjilt from JH31 William H, Collision Jr. as a familiar 

to KM and again from 1MT Is 1MB, flgur. In Ocean city during hi. 

He wat one of thP tow Democratic 

youth, whan bin grandparents were 

candidates for gfln ever to h* 

regular dimmer visitors In thU re- 

elected In the county. 

sort 

H. wat hern in favMt Bmnia, TM InflvMttMi paspl* ral.nad 

and had llvad at (wit Neva* far ta by MM apMiur m MM princk 

50 y«n He BparaMd a nurMe paU if iti I, s, FarMn company, 

yard than 10 year* k#fan r«Wr- Hn •pnwllnl Herman chamlcal 

Ins In IHI. 

Inn which, Mr. Du Boi. (aid. 

halp«d Influence Millar Into pre- 

He was « member of-the County cipitating Wortd War li, 

Jury Commission and Oie Moaqulto 

Control Commission He was flrat Mr. Du Boil wu the chief govern, 

vice president of the Cape Mayment 

prosecutor In the trials of I. 

County Savings and Loan Aisoela, a rarben himself and a number of 

lien, •nd • member of the board of his aMOelata. He aaM that dMplte 

governors of Tomlln Memorial Hos- the most aitoundlnc and unbellev. 

pital. He also was a former asses, able testimony of- destruction and 

•or and vital statistics registrar for 

Middle Township, and a director of 

the Cape May County Title and 

Trust Company. 

Mr, Powell was a member of the 

board of trustees of the First Methodtai 

Church of Court Home, and 

the Men's Bible Class of the ehureh. 

He wu superintendent of the Methodist 

Cemetery. He belonged to the 

Arbutus Lodge, F and A, M,; the 

Cammandery of Cape May, the Dtas 

Creek Orange, and was a charter 

member of the Court House Klwants 

Club, which he served for 

many years as a director. 

Surviving are till wift, Myraj a 

daughter. Mrs. Charles Back, Court 

Hoot*,- a tltttr, Carrie ft Hughe*, 

Cap* May; four grandchildren and 

five great grandchildren. 

tna 

Mr. Du BoU Identified tUnaMf W 

part at the pnildmttal mlaalon aant • I i-j- J 

to toe Far But ta September of 

f-T, 

pe/ 

IMS to- wNt out a proa-ram of reparation 

from Japan, far the economic 

TMt. MM •MtaW taWpsInrM 

MI, rehabilitation of the war-ten Far 

I. a «la«ta aMbnpto af Mk t*«n- but 

try't itMHrf 4 approach «fl IM ft- The mission rsMBBMidM a profan 

which dally thrtatan Mir way gram to itrengthaB China, KlrM, 

•f IrM, /Nf MM Mai tMIMt of Hide-China and th* PnlllpplnM, aU 

the l*de'of pnlHn actkm by our Of whom fought with ua agaitut 

diplomatic and political rinia*, Japan. Mr, Du Bout said the preti- 

•nejttfni sf the peoplft of the deot gave hit approval u the pro. 

earth today an gov.d by feren gram, but that Is aa far U tt went. 

" to our prtMiplM af •«*• 

The million warned In lit report 

that unless action along the recommended 

line waa taken, china would 

Despite our fores of arms, com- 

fall under the domination of lbs 

prising atom and hydrogen bombs Communists, 

and more than a million Gl'i st-a 

Uoned in 200 bases all over the inttMd, Mw apHher Mwr chareaO. 

world, the United States has lost the diplomat, anal polltfclwo MM eon- 

ground in the struggle for political CMtrated en the rahaWlltater. rehabilitate sf 

allegiance of the free world during Japan and IM pMplec anal iw 

the past eight or nine years, he as- turned M hljh pallHcal paaittafla 

serted. 

perMM wh» anh/ a faw yMra 

ThU Ion of ground by the Free aarllar wan MHsr •nwnlw. 

WerM la diracfly du. to rha n«Ba- The result of the government'* intlv. 

pollcle* of thli gov.rnm«it In decisiveness In the Far East is ap- 

dHIIng with th» farctt app«lns parent by the tainting of China, th* 

ua, Thl. lack ol deflnlra action hat struggle in Korea and the present 

lot! far us China and half of rha difficulty in lndo-China, he Mid. 

•urepeen csnNnanf, ha Hid. The program wai carried out in 

Europe on fundamentally the same 

with leaders In his own party, Mr. principle, and once again the war- 

Meyner said that, on the whole, it mongers of the pre-World War II 

Meyner To Take is good. 

era are back in circulation, he con- 

He pointed out that there are eluded. 

some persons who have an erron- The meeting was attended by a 

eous Idea of the number of Jobs group of member! of the MUlvllle 

Stump In Fall available when a new adminlstra- kiwanil Club, A souvenir Diamond 

tjon takes over, ignoring the fact Jubilee dinner plate was presented 

Soyi He'll Speak in that an overwhelming percentage of to Dr. 0, M. Churukian. of Paris, 

stile Jobs are subject to civil serv. HI., as the Kiwanian from the most 

Congrau •attics 

ICJ. 

distant point 

Governor Robert B. Meyner in The gevarnor laid he wai 

ends to take sn active rol* In the amused to find that. In this ri. 

November election as a speaker on •Beef, he wai In rha t«m» beat 

behalf of Democratic candidates In with President Elsenhswer, who 

various parts of the state, he Indi- hat been crlticiied far net p"«> 

cated Friday at the second of his Inf out man |ob« to Republicans. 

series of monthly press conferences 

or the weekly nswspapart. 

In response to a suggestion that 

The governor was asked what par! iomething be done about weeding 

he would play In this year's Congres- out misfits from local police departsional 

end Senatorial campaigns, ments, the governor said consideration 

is being given to establishment 

of a sereunirij! process similar to 

that used by the state Police to assure 

selection of personnel who are 

lit mentally and physically for police 

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Upper Town^tiip News 

State Commission Orders Boost 

Of 25 Pet. In Upper Vahjations 

Duties of Fathers 

Streiwd at Church 

MAHM0RA—Memoers of the Men's 

Bible Class of the Palermo Baptist 

Barbara Paullin (• 

Wed In Philadelphia 

8th Gradcn Awarded 

Ugton, VFW /VWdaL 

MARMORA — CltlMnihlp medal 

awardi from two local nrvice or- 

ganlxatleni w»i» pmentM on the 

COMIHO IVINTS ' 

MARMOBA-Of interest to resi- 

Church took part in the Father'sdents 

of thta area was the marriage Today—Food sale. Woman's Jo. 

Day service Sunday. 

Saturday of Miss Barbara Mildred clety for Christian lervlce of Mar. 

The Rev. Harry F. Flndeison, pas. Paullin, daughter of the Rev Dr. mora Melhodist church, on Mrs. 

lor, uniciattt] at the dedication serv- and Mrs. Norman W, Paullin, of Maud Stralton's lawn, Marmora, be, 

ice of Michael Philip Dubrllle, of Philadelphia, to John David Pringle. ginning at 10 a. m. 

Beesley's Psinl. The responsive The marriage was solemnized in the Today —Pood sale. Woman's So- 

reidlng was led by Ilobart Sapp jr.j orace Baptist Church, Br. ,d andciety 

for Christian Service of Sea- 

illhes and ojferings were taken by Berks sts,, PhUjdelphia, uy theville 

Methodist Church, on the 

Philip Dubrllle and Ear! Butler. A bride's father. The reception fo|. church lawn, beginning at 1 p. m. 

choral selection, "The Song of Won. lowing the ceremony was in the Tomorrow night — Spring dance, 

dorful Love", was followed by scrip, lower auditorium of the church. American Legion Pest No. 23i, in 

lurq lessen read by William Wells. Dr. Paullin, a native of Marmora, Porter's Hall, Tucfcahoe. 

Allen VallVorsl sans "This Is MyIs 

well known In this area, having Saturday, July i—"Country rair", 

Father's World". 

been ordained in the Palermo Bap- sponsored by Marmara Volunteer 

A sormoneHe, "What father's Day tist Church Attending the wedding Fire Company and Auxiliary, from 

Means To Me", was presented by were Mr, and Mn. M. Spencer 10 a, u, and throughout the day 

Raymond Williams, Mr, Wmiami, Young, Mrs. Charlei Noble arid Mr. and evening. 

suggested the day as one for test- and Mrs. Robert Young. 

ing whether fathers are discharging 

their responsibilities lo church, 

Neighbors To Share In 

community and family. 

1 

Putting Walk On Beach 

m SYMPHONY of 

M.t« in food, form, MuntJ, 

, color and f»»ow»hlp. 

You will •n(«y 

th. lov.ly MW unfMrvcM vtawl 

Mutle • • 

; TO ARRANGE YOUR PMTt, CALI, WIC, PHON1, S0M1M WINT f84 

Work* On Convention 

MARMORA—The Re», Thomas A, 

Meryweather, of the Fraier-Rofs. 

gaekWatchko Post of the VFW of 

Daily—4:30tofcM P.M. 

• Rail Italian Spaafwtti 

• FrMch Frisd Shrimp 

• H>lfofFrI«dChlck*n 

• Ravioli 

• Davilatl Crab 

• Stalk 

SANDWICHES 

and 

SNACKS 

Until 2 A. M. 

MSI i — SKCTION THWH 

10 Apply For 

Planning Post 

County Beard to 

Interview Four 

The namei of 10 applicants for the 

position of county planning director 

were presented to ihe Cape May 

County Planning Board this week 

ART'S 

HEBMAN B. WALKiB 

Uulier are eireciiv.7 " 

Mr. Butler has been instructed hy 

the «uie commission, which Mr two 

.veers has been working on the 

lale" "'• # " u » lllln laal day of Hhosl by Principal W1I, 

Ham H, Donahue io two Eighth 

Grade pupil. In the township achool 

Tn» medal and ceniflcaW from the 

It l-i »ald that nevrral yearn ago Aonrican Lefim cape May aunty 

work was begun on « lax map, but •and Pott was presented to Mill 

It was stopped and hMNjuver been Bev.rly Murae 1 hi. award hi bated 

resumed. The Township ConmilMe 

on food flllMn.hlp throughaut the 

balks at tne ld*a of apariding the 

enllrB •lementaiy achool career 

money for the work, varlomly «U- 

from kindergarten lo the completion 

of th. Ughih orade. n,e medal 

mated at from HOMO to M m 

and certl/lcale presented by the 

despite the fact that the State Local = - — ^n 

Governmtnt Bureau and th« Ipwi,. 

iS " •hip auditor annually ncommend 

the uivedment 

menu by 25 per cent. He is more 

or less mysilned as lo how lo pro* Thara It • alata law najuirini 

ceed and will ask ihe County Tat all mwnMNlrHH •• hava tax map*, 

Buard lo clarify the Instructions and Ma Lacal SwnmMnt *lnM 

ThP cammlssion's efforts is lo re- Nat aurlwrlty », main wet. map, 

farm assessment practices to bring and Mil HM nit M th. municipalabout 

more equitable distribution of Irr wh.r, lacal csvarnnHiiH fall 

local laxnlion. It recoinlies that as. hi pravWa on.. 

sessors, especially those chosen by 

election, as Is the rule in lownihlp, The Legislature, however, has nev 

are generally underpaid, and are not er given the Local Government offlce 

guided by any uniform rules! and any money for this purpose, and 

also that throughout the state each there is no legal penalty for munlci. 

municipality tries lo keep down pallUea refusing or neglecting to 

assessmenls to escape paying a 

make maps. So the sulemate cun 

larger share of county taxes, 

tlnues. 

j A thraMay Khssl of lo.rructi.n 

tor Istal auaiHri wat MnductM 

By Hi* commlulon iait y»r and School Exercise 

another li to be h.ld at New 

•runiwlck In Aufuit, 

In Upper Township, as Is ihe rule 

generally, improved property bears Enjoyed By 400 

the heaviest burden of taxation, 

while unimproved or poorly Int 22 RMsiv* ltd 

proved properties, regardless of flit! Grade C«rt.f.caf»f 

market value of lni, i8nd escape 

willi lower or nominal assessments MARMORA—On the programs It 

growing g areas, like l Marmora was desiinated as "Closing Day Pro. 

Beesley's Point and Palermo, home 

gram", but the pupils culled it "grad, 

uaUon", and by any name, the «0u 

relatives and friends who crowded 

the auditorium of the Upper Town, 

ship school in Marmora Thursday 

night, voted It a happy affair 

= "••—* - r M II You Lik* Good Food, Thin 

HOURS OPEN 

WIEK-DAYS 4tOO W. M. 

by Valenlyne Irennan, planning director 

of the Community Planning 

SATURDAY 12.-00 NOON 

AuocUta, who have been retained 

^^^*5**M ajj iiie 

Frt.Pr ROM Sack W.tchko post, VFW, by the board. 

SUNDAY tMO NOON 

waa awarded to Michael Dean. 

The board, meeting at Court 

, Haute TuHday, approved the pro. ON THI CIMLI 

petal that > four of the applicant* SOMERS POINT, N, A 

with the moat promising qualillca- 

Auxiliary Gets lion, be interviewed for the put. 

At the same time, •rennan dinplayed 

several maps showing the 

centers of population In the county 

Game Donations the rate of population growth, roads, 

and municipalities that have set up 

To Help Cheer Men . some measure of planning. 

The planning expert said that the 

In Army Hospital board's respgnilbUlty will be to guide 

MARMORA — Mr*. France* Per- 

the municipalities, but thai action 

guaon reported a proiH of »«« 

for deallni! wjth tuning and other 

from ihe i rteent r t food ood and andcake 

uie 

problem! in planning must be ban, 

•pwuord » th Ldl U 

died by the communities themselves. 

•pwuored »y the Ladle. AiaUyiry 

Of the FVawr • ROM . Sack . Watchko 

Foil, VFW, at the AuxUlary meet, Buy a Jufettee than I M 

ing held laal week in the post 

home, Msrmora, with Mn. Chrkllne 

•asp preaidini. 

other eominlUee reports were given 

by .Mm. DalHy DeVaulU peppy 

•alH chalnnan, and Mn. Martha 

Kane, chalnnan of the commillee 

for U» purchaie of HBI plastic 

duihware for th« home, 

Mn. Mary Bottle, chairman of the 

Fort Dix llcnpltal committee, announced 

the receipt of donations of 

I] gamet, eight pusles and II decka 

of playing cards to be given to the 

hospital for use by hespltaliied 

•ervieemen. 

Announnment was made of the 

admittance of Mrs. Helen Donahue 

I as a new Auxiliary member Mrs. 

The 16 (iris and »« hwg making Donahue will be Initiated and w,.| 

up the elan of t4. who wul enltr comed d at the h Jl 'ul.v meeting, 

Ocean city High thU fall, jhared Following 1 ie business meetlnf, 

with WUiiam Donahue, the principal, refreihmentfl were served to U 

and Mrs. Bthel s. Bllnard, eighth 

how It ii to be datermlned, and Grade teacher, the cengniuiaUona 

whether other fnunicifHHHe* In and praise- of the audience. In the 

1 

th. iaunhr art to |ach up their informal reception that followed Ihe 

; atiHunants on mn •auailtlnf program. 

I baili, are WM of the auettlent to The ntember>! of the elais. In red 

| which Mr, lutler want, aniwars. eowni, each told something of the 

Upper's assessor is paid ITjO a 

work they had done la the Eighth 

year, with a 1200 bonus. He pro. Grade, and children of the lower 

vides his own office, most of theEindes, 

similarly gowned, joined 

equipment, and is given no allow- them in singing several numbers, 

once for the use of his car in Held closing with a school song. 

work. The job Is made more In presenting certiflcaten to the 

tun by the fact that the township | lM », mbe«, Albert n. Wells, 

•••••- 

N TRADITIONALLY THE Fll 

Wissow' 

RESTAURANT AND COCKTAJL LOON^ 

We hold a particular rignlflcance with the gnurom; 

his a flair for our justly famed Food* and 

"A Oratifjiisg Treat". ..., 

1 

DiNiNO ROOM 

Undar personal MpwrvMen «C Mawrk*, 

OPMN DAILY FROM 4 P. M. 

OPEN SUNDAY PROM NOON 

re served to S4 

members by Mrs. Christine Sapp and 

Ms, Elsie Keppler. 

234 SHORE ROAD, SOMfftS POINT 

Ray Darby Speaker 

1 mile north of Som*» Point Orel* 

At Marmora Church 

6th and BOARDWALK 

MARMORA—Laymen of the Tfrin. 

PHONE SOMERS POINT. 913 

ty Methodist church of Marmora 

took part In the Father's Day evening 

worship service Sunday. The 

Scripture was read by Gam Broad, 

ley, and Morris Willltj. led the re. 

THE HOUSe OF HITS 

sponaive reading The offering was 

taken by Bob Qarrelt and Harry 

has no Us map, and the charge isI 

Beard of RducaUon president, con, Rabbins. The Rev, Samuel L. Way 

frequently made that because of gratulled Kratululed them on n thi their good d rec- lead Ihe group in prayer, 

thU fact considerable al properly propety ord. Among these In the audience Roy E. Darby, a layman from the 

cupes laxatlon because the asseshor who eitended congratulations were Ocean city Methodist Church, gave 

doesn't know the ownership. members of the Board of Education, the menage. In spelling "rather", 

the I>,,T, A., and Wiilard B, Mat he Ilited the many qualities a father 

thews, county school superintendent, should have—"f* as In faith, "a" as 

in ability. «(" for truth, "h" for 

home or head of the home, "e" for 

example and "r" for religion 

For 

PACKA6C 

end 

Phon* Semara Point 

2578 

JACKHEWLOH 

At Tin Pkmo 

A group of residents on Morning- 

Marmora, has been appointed chairside rd. wen preparing this week 

man of the committee to make prep- to do aomethlni ID make It easier 

arations for the memorial service at 

to walk across the bathing beach 

from the street lo Ihe water in their 

the National VFW, convention In area. 

Philadelphia, beginning August 1. At an Informal meeting they dis> 

cussed plans for sharing the cost 

of building a portable wooden walk 

to span the Morningslde rd. beach. 

JOE DiORIO'S Such a walk waa Mid to be needed 

to anlat those who mult carry In 

fanis or push them in coaches, as 

well as elderly persons who and it 

CIRCLE CAFE o long Jaunt through the sort sand. 

Another meeting to make Una! arrangemenli 

for the walk will take 

SOMERS POINT place next Sunday on the beach, 

William Daley is. serving as temporary 

chairman of the neighborhood 

KITCHEN NOW OPEN group. Other proponents of the cooperative 

project Include James 

FOR THE SIMON Reukaufl. lira, James McOIoskey, 

Mr», John MeCloskey and Mrs. Lewis 

•Igel, 

Southern New Jersey Is referred 

io as "SMQ square miles of opportunlly." 

, 

THE MUSICAL SENSATION OF THE CENTURY 

ENJOY 

THE HOTTEST 

mm 

IN OUR 

m 

CONDITIONED 

BAB 

LEN CARRIE 

AND MS 

•CRACKER JACKS 

POINT TAVERN 

ON THI BAY AT SOMIftS POINT 

Delicious Lobsters 

• Specialty 

Steak, and Chop. 

Seafood in Variety 

Phone Santera Point 909 

King of Hw Ptan 

ond th. Orflon 

food - appetizingly i#rv«d.... 

Delightful, breeze-swept dining room* and bar 

ANTHONY DCANIO, Prop. . uffj 

->*.,

•" ,'V".' 1 Club Sailing Fleet 

ised For Title Racing 

Classes of 

to be 

Series 

at fleets of five classes 

•Urt their series of fleet 

"lip and national 

new Saturday at 

i Ocean City Yacht Club. 

competition for the 

MfkT wIU kaaaB Sunday 

with Of the belt 

i and twinf runabouts of the 

taking part 

otnoi 

In the flve-wc*fc 

Plant HHe races will Mart iaf. 

Mw Carnal*, 

Ban In the Dlnmond Jubilee MU- 

bout regatta. The Comets will fas 

•W II * territorial niitM at Beaeh 

H*ven. 

Pram Attaint 7, awry weak end 

«af fMr IIIIILI, the 110-. will eon- 

dutt a bell-and-chaln Mrles h«r«, 

wMla MM Carnal* and •enter Math* 

ere away far regional meat*. Fab 

lowing Hi. Jubilee regatta. Ma 

Junter MaMn and Panaulm wIN 

resume their reftriar and M 

week H 

The Comets'and Moths will be at 

Avalon August 7 and 8 fur the South 

Jersey Championships; at the Wild 

wood Yacht Club Regatta August M 

and 15; the Margate Yacht Club Re- 

gatta Auguat if and 21. and Ihe 

Regatta August SI 

r?. nab besan their 

rate lest Sunday. 

to addition to the regular week 

echedule of new, the Junior 

tor Math* along with the 

wUl unfurl sills on Wed. 

In a special mid- 

i weekly schedule will run un 

Opted notll July II, when all 

but the Comets will compete 

Omslrtn and Cllnuttur 

•ffl SUHL Ch.nn». Mr. 

Overwrln aod ClbaetW 

IMt Darfae 1U Mn Truck 

€in supply HtMn, 

Pull Stock Company Rotas 




M yon an taahMf lower or 

may b* MattM by placing 

«ca — MM only Ocean City 

lati pnml.HU, 10% to u% (Immediate) 

your aufamsMla buslnen with this of- 

Aaant* wha wrttta Ira H I auMmeMia 

Thai M M two rhinos — Saylnw and Service. 


•OCEAN «rf| LAitoatT AUTOMMIL* -MMIUM 

U1S Ajhvry Av-. Mmm M60 O»an City, N, J. 

• PACKARD* 

$alm» - Service - AccessorJet 




er 1020 Cw. ISth and Atbury Am. 

Cadillac 

Pontiac 

in District soBpeUUsiit. The fleet 

championship scries will be sailed 

for prixa to be pretanud by the 

Yacht Club. The 110 allnilnatlnn 

and club efiantplenablp aariet Ul 

run naeurrenUy, 

Sport Slants 

By Nil PtlTCHII 

Three teams in the American 

League are going all out for the 

pennant this year, with the nee 

now promising to be a torrU one. 

Over In the National League, the 

New Vork Giants are the moot sur. 

ii tfit d i h 

prising outfit and may give the 

Dodger* a bad lime of it before 

they are finished 

TBOM seem to bs the highlights 

In the Major League picture at June 

draw* to • close Chicago'* White 

Sox, by obtaining both George Xtll 

and Morrle Martin In recent days, 

have shown they are ready to go 

ill the way In an effort to win the 

first Pale Hose flag since 1919 The 

So* reportedly paid 1100.000 for Kell, 

They aUo gave up cash for Martin, 

• southpaw hurler 

Cleveland, realjiinf that the 

great hurling (tan tolling far th* 

tun will set no younger, are off 

to a pretty fait start and going 

all-out even It this stage ef th* 

race. Par feller. Lemon, Card., 

Wynn and the net, It Ii this year 

or never. 

The Indians have been flirting with 

pennants for five years now and 

just missing. Other younger teams 

In the leagues are building! the In. 

diang may get weaker In comparison. 

The Yankees are coming through 

as always. In a midjune series 

with the hot White Son they grabbed 

three out of four games, thug cool- 

Ing off the Richards flock a bit. 

They also took a series from cleve 

land on the same swing of western 

clubs into the Bait. 

Over In the National, tha Oaia- 

er* ere getting hotter but the 

Giants ara •tayine witti them* 

Willie May* has helped the New 

Yerkers tremendoutly, and they 

might be able to give the Flert a , ,.„ ..._ 

rough Mm. from here on out. j „ furlong stake, which will be run 

Softball League 

Ci O 

CampaignOpens 

' Mailm.n 

In Pramtor, 18-17 

The pat Man team topped tha 

NaUaul auaraanen In .TfraMaar. 

taw gam Monday night la span tha 

summer's eauipatUtM louni tfc* 

sin softball turn* comprising the 

niter of the city'* Recreation 

League. 

The pojul tossers tallied 18 run* 

to 17 for the Quart* to taka the 

•eMon 1 * opener. Tuesday anmnlng, 

Wlsham-« Realtors, defending champs, 

walloped the Amusement Guide 

Ine, 7-i. 

Laaaue Director Fred Hawaii 

announced that the MUM* will be 

Played nlahfh/ auept Saturdays 

Center layout at MM VafcMk. Tha 

•each Parrel and A A ¥ club* are 

the sther teams In Hta league. 

Meantime, Mr. Howell reported 

that the formation of the night 

basketball league, to play under 

lights on the concrete court! at the 

:enter, wUl uke place sometime 

iext week. 

Team managers will meat In an 

effort hi HI Mi) start of the 

leaf u* an July 4. Al many a* la 

teams ara eiMCted fa apply tor 

entry, necessitating a preseason 

tourney ro para tha number dawn 

te eight league quintets. 

The Little League practice sos- 

ions at the Bay «y. field come to an 

'nd today (Friday) when Coach 

Mowell will form five team. Into the 

oop for summer tomptUUon, A 

iroup of approximately 60 young- 

ten under 16 years of ago has been 

•tending the morning practice se.v 

Ions held dally, except Sunday, as 

irt of the city's recreation program, 

•lawar* Oaks Race 

To Bo Run Saturday 

The Delaware Oaks, wruM Is ex- 

pected to have s gross value of at 

jeast $48,000 and net the winner 

$.15,000 or more, is the big attrac- 

tion at Delaware Park this Saturday, 

One el the finest fields of three> 

year-old fillies brought together this 

year is anticipated for the mile and 

Around tM Fishing Beat 

They are Wi, ami they j 

That to .th* " 

the MCBA sid. of the 

A tyrftcal report was that of 

Harbor y 

Tka Hi paauUtBt an tnapplM a 

•kaMar •"«• M't durlnf the hours 

around sunup/and again at about 

sundown, particularly aMg the sod 

buka M/ttt atbar aMa of the 

vyice 

haisl, who brought a sliand-three- 

pound speckled beauty to 

Cornroan's far measurhlg and 

hbif, 

atiglen, possibly exercl»lng 

their traditional prerogative with 

Hie truth, report that In some cases 

the weakles are » big that they 

cannot be landed on the banks, 

Bliiham reported that the bit tel- 

lows are hungry and give apparent 

prcftntiM Is the hook which has 

about half of a 

paled on it. 

* * * 

TIM TABLII RINRTIB 

TWO HOURS OFF 

Ed Common Sr. yesterday reported 

that this month's table of tides has 

teen running about two hours be* 

hind the listed times. 

Bay anglers looking for the more 

prodijctlve two hours before high 

tide have been reporting arrival at 

their favorite spot on or after the 

full tide as lilted In ths schedules. 

# * * 

N, I, WINDS PUT! KINK 

IN BAY PliMINO 

Strong northeast winds Wediies* 

day, Thursday and Friday upset the 

feeding habits of the Ash in Ocean 

City waters, causing many anxious 

ported food Mttatde fliMng over 

the week and, particularly for tea 

baa* and patftM. itaeUgaiit report- 

ed th* Mai ara running heavy abou 

a mile and ta. half offshore, and 

arc averaging almost a pound. 

Proof of the pudding In the 

Ban story was the report by Corn 

man's of a catch of lot bass and 

porgtet by a party on the boat of 

Capt. Bner BbeUy. Enjoying the 

•port were Harry Bacony, Dick Ober 

holUer, Ed Peterman, Nick Mancusa 

and George Zuek, 

• • * 

VAMiTY of: ineiis 

PO> PISH ANOUKS 

Fishermen plying their favorite 

•port -on the 14th at. beaehfront pier 

found the Hah not too plentiful over 

the week end, but whit was caught 

proved to be a wide variety, aeeord- 

ing to John J, Dougherty, plerrnasttr 

for toe Ocean City Fishing Club, 

The nail Interesting catch was 

that of Charlie Calhoun, who reeled 

four and-a-half foot blue shark 

which weighed IB pounds Calhoun 

rae assisted by "Squid" McFadden, 

•ho netted the shark when it was 

hauled up to the pier. 

Dr. Joseph Llmqulco, ef Temple 

University. Philadelphia, hauled 

In the nott enviable catch of the 

weak at •essley's Fsint, a three 

and three-quarter pound striped 

but. Tarn Fisher caught the big. 

feet welkflfh on Ml* Bier, a tan. 

anil-thrlaûarfar pawnd beauty, 

•runs Wlllnskl and Run Schulti 

both hoekad 6#ynd4nd*thre#^yer~ 

tar weaklef to make their day 

more enleyaBia, 

Triangle Shoe 

Store to Open 

N-w Mtmbtr of 

Chain of 100 

Th* new Triangle shoe store at 

741 Aibury av, will be opened ofli 

claUy for business tomorrow morn 

Ing (Hturday). 

Th* Triangle organizntion operates 

100 stores throughout Pennsylvania, 

New York, Virginia and New jersey. 

The Asbury av. store Is done in 

modern style with a correlated alu- 

minum front. It U located on the 

site of the farmer American Store, 

which has been converted Into three 

new stores. 

Identifying signs on the new store 

are nude of porcelain enameled 

steel, and the windows feature thu 

new open effect, permuting un. 

hindered view of the Interior from 

the street. 

The •helving offer! a n.w typ, 

arrangement In which mass dli 

playi of merchandise are con- 

tained within the wall s.ctloni. 

The Interior Itself has keen paint. 

'lStlBf"ta^| 

b 

newest 

MMon, He 

l 

pneed 

local area. 

By hard 

sale, 1 , 

to 

be opened 

prewnted 

pauled by 

Weh», 

Will ihMk , 

r»r mail, 

elts • 

all residents 

area to visit ib 

Jeiiing, or at tj 

Mr, Weiss ma 

atlon has full 

future of Ocean 

ing of this new 

angle's Intention 

member of trle 

or many yeM1 

Charlie Reinholtz enjoyed the most 

angler some disappointment OVM j PleoUful Hshlng of the week, land, 

the week end. ling IS perch. J. F. Murphy did a|. 

Ed Cornman Jr and Wallace Run-' most as good with 23 kings and 

g 

Mllwavkae. Philadelphia, and it, 

Lsultêmeng the ether contend- 

ers—don't seem at hot at the two 

greater New York rivals. 

Detroit seems to have folded in 

the junior loop. If the Tigers don't 

rally, It might be § long fade before 

it's over. The Athletieând Orioles 

are doing a bit better. The Cubs are 

•laying tough ball in spells, and the 

ieds are a strong team, despite 

the fact that these two contenders 

are almost out of the rgce=because 

of the unusual situation wherein 

five teams are actually pennant eon- 

tenders. 

CIVII, DEFENSE 

Acting on the assumption that any 

Soviet atomic attack would be aimed 

at "substantially" destroying 92 prin, 

clpal cities in this country. Civil De- 

fense officials have announced that 

by July 1, 1B5B, it should be possible 

to give at least one hour advance 

warning of an enemy strike. At 

present cities can expect no more 

than twenty minutes warning. 

for the 18th time 

Another important stake is sched- 

uled for today at the sunton ovaj. 

This is the 110,000 added George 

town Steeplechase Handicap, to be 

decided on the stskes course at 

distance of about two miles. Among 

the potable Georgetown ellglbies are 

The Mast, Mrs, J, K, H. Thouron's 

champion nt the 1953 jumpers- Mrs, 

V. G. Cardy's sun Shower and James 

F. McHugh's Sundowner, te name a 

few. Only two steeplechase events 

are run on the stakes course each 

year=the Georgetown, and the later, 

longer Indian River. All the other 

jumping contests are staged on the 

"Inside course". 

The possible favorite for the Oaks 

is the Cain Hoy Stable 1 * Cherokee 

Rose, a stouthearted lassie who 

proved her class In winning the mile 

and three furlong Coaching Club 

American Oaks at Beimont Park on 

May 2ff. 

PHILA FAMILY ARRIVES 

Henry Schulti and family, of PhU. 

adelphla, are staying at Hi? Bay av. 


JOHNS-MANVILLE ASBESTOS OVERHEAD DOORS 

BAKED ALUMINUM SIDING CARPORTS 

PERMANENT AWNINGS JALOUSIES 


A. C. CONSTRUCTION CO. 

Ml NATIONAL BANK OF OCIAN CITY BLDG. 

PHONE 1471 — RICHARD PARR 

FMA FINANCING ARRANGED — AS LOW Al t$M HI MONTH 

yon reported fairly good luck on 

the bay Sunday evening, landing 

six kings, three weakies and three 

flounders. 

Down at Lemgnt'g, six.year-old Billy 

Miller was the center of attraction 

Monday as he proudly displayed the 

two pound, five ounce-flounder he 

landed while on a trip with his 

father, E, Miller, and a party of 

friends from Palmyra, N. J. The 

party landed II flatties in the bay. 

Sunday. Sam Wilson and Harry 

Feitig, who have apparently desert- 

ed their Philadelphia homes for the 

waters of Great Egg Harbor Bay, 

made a killing of 22 kings, weakies 

and flounders. Their angling ex- 

cursions are becoming almost a 

daily event, according to dock gos- 

sip. 

Both Cornmans and Steelman's re- 

perch. Other pier catches recorded 

were Ed McGough, 8 weaks; Harry 

Stelwagon, seven weaks and five 

kings; Joseph Garay, nvo each of 

weaks and kings; H. Patterson, flvu 

weaks and seven kings; W, Davis, 

nine wesks and five kings; Stanley 

Ciloswkl, nine weaks; Bruno Wilin- 

ski, 14 kings; Warren Cunningham, 

four flounders; Frank Warner, five 

perch and one flattie; John Malloy, 

•even weakiex, five kings and one 

flounder; Dr. F. c. Murphy, two 

weaks and one king! Charles Ruck 

ell, five perch, and Harry Weidman, 

three flounders. 

A meeting ef the Fl.hlno Club 

will be conducted tomorrow (Sat. 

urd.y) al the Club Heute at 1 

p. m, A number of new members 

have applied. 

CHARliS F. SPENGLER 

FLOOR and WALL 

• Rubber Til« • Linol.umt • V 

t Congowali • A.ph.lt Tile • Pluth 

C»rp«t In.t.llation and Alttriltonj 

- SUR SPICIALTY IS eUAHANTIiD MU 

PHONB SOM1RS POINT i " 

Soy's Sma Horse Has Neighbors 

Gaga Watching Many Of f spring 

ITS SHORE LIVING 

WHEN YOU PUILD WITH 

CAMPBELLS 

WAYLITI — SUNROC 


THE DURABILITY OP CONCRETE AND A RANGE 

OF COLORS IDIALLY SUITED TO THI 

BEAUTIFUL BEACHES OF SOUTH JERSEY 


Manufacturers of Waylitt. Block* 


EAST AVE. and WALNUT RD., VINELAND 

PHONE 9-7285 

When ISycar-oId Steven Straehen, 

of Walton pi, and the bayfront, 

caught a sea horse on his nshlng line 

Monday, he got a lot more than he 

bargained for. 

Steven took the unusual catch 

home and put it in a tank of water 

to aee if he could keep It alive as 

a pet. 

Hardly had It reached captivity 

before It hatcltad out Hwuiandi 

(men er last) of baby sea hors.i, 

to Mny that ftny could hardly he 

teen with Hit naked eye as they 

flitted shout in much Hi* I H I 

manner as myrlsdt of tsdpolat In 

a qultf pool. 

Residents from all around the 

neighborhood became Interested in 

the "herd" of horses and kept the 

boy busy showing off his prises all 

day Tuesday. 

AlHieufh tea horns! tiny trea> 

tures about four Inchet lens, art 

native to these waters In the ium- 

mer month., it is rare Indeed when 

•fie elves birth In captivity. And 

It is even mare rare ta keep them 

alive In captivity for any length 

ef time. 

Oddly enouBh, It- is the male sea 

horse thai does the final reproaue. 

live act. The eggs are carried In a 

pouch something like that of a 

kangaroo until 

hatch out. 

they are ready to 

PAINTING 


PAINTING 

_. ... MTMHWI 

Ralph I. Watson 

4U WMtoy Am. 

nm 

Daily Ddfveiy Smke to All Shore Points 

MACKAIN 

FOR 

MASON WORK 

PLASTERING 


PAPERHANGING 

„ PAINTING 

Fronk W- Ywng 

OSCAR A. NILSON 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

CLYDE CARSON 

1111 MY AVI, 

Klngfkh Caught Here 

Wins County Award 

The entry of Donald Schachte, of 

4W Alcott it., Philadelphia, of a 

one pound, 14 ounie fciniflsh, won 

for him the weekly prim in Cape 

May County's leth Annual FL.hinE 

Contest. 

Freeholder Waller H. Treen, di- 

rector of public affairs, reported that 

the flsh was hooked at Ocean City. 

The entry was witnessed by welgh- 

muter Louise Comman, 

Entries received during the week 

indicate the largest run of weak< 

flsh in years. The entries also indi- 

cated that anglers in the Lower Del 

awar Bay region have been reaping 

a harvest on weakles as well as 

drum flsh. 

Dudley L, Phillips, Sr. 

PAPERHANGING 

Wailpapcr Far Sal. 

IMt Aabury Ava, Ph. 1JMW 


PAPERHANGER 

. PAINT« 

Mi Say AvmiM 

••HRMIM 

Lacal flihlns authorititt uid that 

It was unusually early In the tea* 

ten tor the equine us creature! 

to •xhlblt th.lr hunger here. They 

utually freauent the deep tea until 

latt In July or August. 

Some of the baby sea horses ill 

Steven's lank hail died By yesterday. 

And the adult sea horse looked ter. 

rihly unhappy. 

wmmmmmmmiimi 

CUSTOM 


• Sink Tops 

• Cocktail TMma 

John E, A Howard 

TROUT 

Call O.C. IMP 

FLOOR 

SANDING 

• LINOLEUM 

• CONGOWALL 

COMPLETE 

FLOOR SERVICE 

ASPHALT TIL! . RUBBED TILB 


Asbury Ava. Ph. 0298 

Electrician* 

rî_^ 

IRVIN JOHNSON, JR. & 

Phone ISM — Day or Night 

944 Asbury Avenue 


Hotel*, Hornet and Shops Wired far powtr or I 

SERVICE . INSTALLATIONS 


General Electric Appliances 

FOR PROMPT, 

COURTEOUS SIRVICI 

CALL 1771 

ANDERSON 

ELECTRICIANS 

£ 



Win, S. Andersen, Prep. 

EDW. S. CORSON • Electrical 


Rafrigaratort - Ranges - Water HeatM 


Phon«: 224S _ Residence: 1HN4 

IfM 

Mfeen in 

Spy Drama On 

Strand Screen 

New Film Made In 

Pest-War Europe 

, Tondsy and W.dn« * 

I linl Ktrk DUUKUS^ IS a ttrtalilf 

fi'llow He did tiapeet ntlu In 

*mv [Jictuie juHKlt^l in pnothir 

find now hull JuHulf on a iranofc 

n( iht> Sjiharu* ll..(r! dm Inn his 

nltfht \ Ilr J,imt.^ K i-imJuil/ 

« Pmkttdnl mlnlxtt*. U i*amti|Iti« 

Ins life , uiliin^-, tf> pimlliie a Him I 

Hl(iHi.',ph\ ot Jt-riiii fMirtl> (in it it 

i(>].;! in tlu DIM, |)r trifdnch \fi 

hend of t Mfirdrrnl l-ilm-f whkh 

has irrndt? ^3 n IIKIOUM niovks Un 

^huuinss in churchrh The bio 

*?fti|,h\ of U"*UH ta lie titled * Dm 

A« h.H KUCBII attaint (*n his flrtt 

shuu OUT th* *lr Gary Cro«b\, 

who is taking ov»?r his lather'* nit 

blioh Tor (he ttummer tn*>ni|i*F Ivfd 

llw* Klam0roys h>HM i4tofmt*~-J*m* 

Utisell Ithonda FlrmlnK. C D if o I 

Halnt-n and Bfvrl D«\ls 

Aflvr lhr«f yvara of/ the acrtwi, 

•Ii 

,»..„,, HVCT- siH*-i» K^T' n 

- 1 - - #» 

Rtcvmd In 

THI OC1AM CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER yi 

. lncludln« • yr 

vtra Mnd from drowning 

id WadiwHlay In two rca. 

In the nrf and Mother 

Inlet. 

•tuna, 11, of PMladdphU, 

M from the inlet by 

Archie peleratw, 47, of Wn 

after toe youngster fell I" 

water at North wild" m< 

Wlldwood lifeguard 

Cruiade, 27. of Trm 

Ipeto, It, or Linen, 

the surf Cruude i • 

ed trying to re««ie • ,m. 

wu being carried 

tide. 

ABVBItTfMMINT Aoverrr 

Book Reveals How 

lew Invention Helps 

Stimulate Circulation 

PHILA., PA, (Special)—Science has 

MMM a nvoliitleniry new inven- 

nun that en completely ehMige the 

JBFM of million* overnight. At last, 

gkapte who an tired of being tired 

tony flnd welcome relief. 

Tbii remarkable new invention 

pay make the difference between 

(Mllng relaxed and strained. , , . 

M m a feeling poised and nervous 

, between sleeping peacefully and 

awake. It promises happier 

and mare youthful •plriti 

to thoK who have given up 

of enjoying these priceless 

again, 

* Thle new scientific Invention It the 

famous Niagara Deep Massage. Just 

a few minutes easy, pleasant use a 

day helps symptoms of poor Mood 

circulation such as painful limb 

crimps, numbness, sleeplessness, 

cold fwt. 

People who use this discovery are 

imaicd and delighted by the new 

wonders it works for them. There is 

nothing like it. 

To acquaint newspaper reader* 

with all the facts about this new 

getentUIe invention which gives such 

amazing benefits, a fascinating book- 

let will be lent free on request. No 

cost or obligation. Write H. Bartell 

Box 7731. Sentinel Ledger. 

ANCHOR 9 N 

POINT 

DINING ROOM 

SECOND STREET ON THE BAY 

OPEN DAILY 

10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. 


ENJOY FINE 


, On the Covered Screened Deck or In 

Our Pine Panelled Dining Room 

What's Your 

Answer? 

- rewah rh* PwTA| «,, jj^ j, r. 

Stale BeMrtmeM ef Health 

•• i ,. daEeSSK a^xfejB&âsÊl^B^B ^^ j^^cjM — - —^ » — 

a avrvey af aefMy praMMm In the 

ImaafeB jtsiral KeKael jhaMi * ==* Ml — 

InHnf nf/fV •flM i!i lâffaT^llflUI F¥fS 

•»•»•. leme af Hie flndlnaje are elv- 

en IneeerlecerchlMMfetyaHIMH 

by the liiruu of Maternal and 

Child Health. 

The question Below was aiked of 

10,000 New Jer»«y parents recently 

In « fitudy of parental altitudes to 

ward situations which may prove 

hatardous ta^ children. 

The study was the joint effort of 

the New Jersey Congrems of Farenis 

and Tnelwn. the New Jersey suite 

Safety Council, the New Jersey stale 

Department of Health, and the Sn- 

tlonal Safety CetiheU, 

It U endorsed by ihe Medical So 

ciely of New Jersey and the New 

Jersey Chapter of the American 

Academy of Pediatrira, 

There b frequently more than one 

solution to • given situation In the 

•ituations used In this series, how. 

ever, there is one answer which 

would be the best of the four 

choices. 


would be most likely to assure the 

•afety of the child without being an 

unreasonable imposition on the par. 

ent. Then compare your answer 

with the one given below, 

Chrtormai halMaya are |vit ever, 

Mary, at* 1, end Billy, aee f, have 

recelvMi many feyf at prawnr* 

and they ere tHIi HCIM about 

trylna them all oof. The toy. are 

Karreree) efceut the fleer In the 

living room. Th* parent! theuM 

1, Tell thefn net te kee? taya 

Kattereii en the living ream fleer 

hut Me their own reem for that 

Burpese, 

3, provld* e •tsrase box or 

(helve* far teyt end have the thll. 

dr.n plat* the' teya In the bag 

when they are through playing 

wltn fheni, 

I, Civ* H»fn each wily on* loy 

te play with at e timei whenevar 

they flnitii with ene tey they 

theuM ilium It to the parent* in 

Hchanfe for enether tey, 

4, Tell the chiMren they can 

Inn Hi* tey* eut en the fleer but 

they ihould be ceretul and watch 

their itep In erder net fall evar 

the toya. 

Dr. R.-nce Zlndwer, Chief of the 

Bureau of Maternal and Child 

leelih of the New Jersey state De- 

partment of Health, who prepared 

the questions in consultation with 

the Professional Examination Service 

of the American public Health Asso. 

elation. Advises as follows with ref- 

erence to the situation; 

We consider answer number 2 as 

the proper one. THe reason for not 

having toys kept on the floor is th** 

danger of tripping and falling. This 

is true whether the toys lie around 

Ln the living room floor or In any 

other room. Therefore, answer num. 

ber 1 would not be advisable. An 

swer number i in our opinion would 

he too restrictive and answer num, 

her 4 would be hopeful but not lou 

helpful. 

b08t of all sun pnd swim suits 

C MNttlH 

CAPRICE_J»nti«n cutt a diver caper . . . and 

that itarti and andi with Nylon lace ... and 

plaits, fool The bloomer illheuette and rounding br« 

OPENING TODAY-4:30 P. M. 

THE 

CORCORAN HOUSE 

FOURTH ST. AND OCEAN AVI, PHONE 0308 

Under parsonal OwMrihii^ManagarrMnf of Dally *n (ternl* Corcoran 

AN INVITATION TO ENJOY 

BCCttUHT HONE C00KM6 AND SEAFOOD 

SERVING 

BREAKFAST, 8 to 11 A. M. 

DINNER, 4:30 to 8:30 P. M, 

TERRY KOMr 1 IN—J.nrj.n gi»i terry cloth a plate In th. 

•un , . . In th* cutnt paitlblt way. Thty've faihlontd a fin. 

SanfsrltHi Moor.ivlll. terry Into i romping tUn tvlr 

with cuffed bodlc». ipafhertl Del ever th* thoulderi and a 

erlnklcintlc waict far mug and camfortibie mid fit. 

SI(H t.15. *,?{. 

t MNTlfN 

PLAID FAD—Jantien fathlont a iparNIInf lult from Hit 

fjthom,. Underwartr Plaid borrow! the look of dtts moving 

water for * sunny swim Inspiration In coel $anforli*d eetttn. 

Employing the Crinkleiaitic conitruttion for form Ofrfact 

fit, all around, up and down. Bra line ii btautlfiad by aalyit, 

able boning , , . Opllon.l halter neckitrip buttont adjuitably 

for individual luppert in 9 beach btilc colors, Sli.i ?ll. «,»5 

FOR SUMMER COMFORT 

ALUMINUM CHAISE 

By Bunting. Comfort on whasis in our 

lightweight aluminum lounge that lies 

flat. Plastic covered innerspring pad. 

CONTOUR CHAIR 

Wov«n plaitie backed chair fhat bartdi 

to »v«ry whim, in sturdy, breaw-light 

aluminum. 

21.95 

REDWOOD 

Sturdy and dacerativa outdoor furniture 

In rich, rugged redwood. 

OUTDOOR 

STACK 

CHAIRS 

11.fi 

Aluminum with trfllHt 

Stack UP itvaral. Ia» 

tnd tpac*. 

GHAIil LOUMOa with 

luniiM Mr «w whaah 

Ing . . . thick tvftwi 

•M tmr eeinplata r.l.x- 

34,95 

Wooden, Folding BEACH or 

LAWN CHAIR 

with Heed and 

Lag Rait 

f5 Years Young , . 

Thai's Ocean City 

This Jubilee Year 

\ 

YfAR_No. 13 

Printed and Published in America's Grealesf Family Rnsarl 

-f; 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Mid-W—k 

y, Mr 1HH1 1 

MMMtaav, fair •»• 

Wtattwr lurecs. 

Tc h plinnr O'in4 or 01(1", 

OCEAN CITY, NIW Jf RSIY. TUESDAY, JUNi 29, 1954 

nBin 

Nnlln« u 

in ( n\ munitipii >>' MM I im ... |,|, , 

¥nce Fuliiffiiill wi-'ll kmtuh i, N l t h ll 

lot 

nd i i m m l m i i M I t i M i l l jipt n n l n l " l % * 

t n " I * I m i n i m , 

»>••">• i in mil I ,1 „ , l h ,„ I | N 

, ,,;;::;,; :•»•• i.. ,.,„..„ 

.* , \ 111! i Mt (- t,,j, j i I | | 

* "••- ' ,';,;:;'?, fi 

N..MI1.,, Smil.i ,,„„! ,,, | | | I M 

The piers IWQ 

at Girl Injured In Curb 'Nudity Fad,' Bishop Advises 

At Tabernacle Assn. Dinner 

Hi it pill i! >n 

lloi.l,,!! 

M ,.I(,I h, II 

I in «.ilmn 

"illi llu pin 

i" nil Ihi 

slinit Mi nun y 

t 

One Machine Swerves 

Into Rail; Two of 

. Drivers Arrested 

\ thi CM i JI iiash on 

iii'st end of Kainbou I'ha 

iji iclgc mi tho OLUJII Cilv S 

en* Point blid shorth 

midnight Thurstl,i> lpsiiltcd in 

ininiii iniuncs to n lb\i*arcild 

and the i^huJiic-e nf sum 

nonces tu two of thu diner*. 

\,II,Illl, II, luilkl III 1! ll I I NIl'.H il 

uhiu thitmii fl.im 

8.95 up 

A. W. to 5:30 P. M- — Fridays *nd Saturday. 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. 

PEEL CAM! 

TUB CHAIiR 

CLARENCE FUHRMAN 

iU Hlimmti sii ttii ufi tin My it f'u j 

It 8 otltM k rtmi -.t! i\ nielli 

Th* * H i iilbli ill 22 mi n ni.l warn 

| mail) hi lu ml HLÎHU i\njii s,n 

iirda^ fhi HI hunt ihi urnniti \\i 

FDnt.tr! Hi insm R in Jil p m S ii 

Ijrria'i', \wl! hi 11 . i M ft hti \ di iuii 

EStC ! tlmi I uiiiup a n d Severly aewer seprine sg iil-m . n Hi pn.,1 li.il 

uj ] ],, i U U III Lit Hill I 111 1 1 Im 

II |! Ill 1\ I 1 Mil I t I I'lllllll «• Ii 

u i nil i nti V 1 limn 

I , Ih, Ii n p • l-nil. "ill Ii 

piiilnhil.ii mi . >i il mil »' " h < 

• iiml 11 mil mill Hi • II h llu ml 

„, ,|,i lit ill.u "Hi" "'"'I' 

I, m Li i" I .Imiilili' 

The ban on overniijhl parking is 

h|ta,l on Saturday nijhts Over 

nlBhl earklns l» «l" «ll"W'" i »" 

Wes* av at all fimes 

Ilniitm I in"" i |cl ""' v " hlt 

,„,„ ,in (Inn li'H '• '"' 'I" mul 

m.lil I.. H • ", lull »ill '» in 

,|i II, ml I" I"-"' ' ""'- l l l k t l 

' "" 

ilir, link, .1 un II" I"" HH"-"I 

|i Ihi Inn .'» i m " ' " " ' J ' '" 

lull ? 

Mr Lunny |WMI«', warned per 

, e n . rellrina 

In an .Hurt 10 .void cslllilan with 

twq ethtri which w^r# Invelvsd In 

£ palling a£Ei4ent. Ail thrte E^pi, 

were enrsufe to Samtri Feint, 

Introducing Tabernacle Jubilee Chorus 

t 

Adherence Ki; 

Basic Rules 

"pleas tar each 

citizen of OtTttan City tc 

; part in seeing- that the A 

' fundamental chal-actef V 

itrictions are not took 

highlighted the prir* 

dresses Friday night *at 

Tabernacle Associatioli'* 

null 'kidt-off dinn^J' *f 

Handers Hotel 

T1i« rient, sllend«d 

2OQ nil }HF and iHDBn 

and ifUviiU, nrfitured ||i¥ | 

uf file Agfuelatlfin m Bi 

t hums e^prcially 

ld« itutslandlDS muiie 

SPECIALLY RECRUITED for annlverury V.«r muilc ,r* fhna Phll.d.lphl. IW .rtl.tm known aa «n* 

Diamond Jubilee Chorui ihs.n ai they mada thllr public debut 4l(r> at Tabarnacla AlHclatlsn dinner Friday 

night From left they are Carolyn MsGihH Harry Martyn, Myrtle lavar Roabini, ItHIIIHnM, Rajsart Frank. 

enberger, Mary Jackion, John Qudlly Crt.n. Normt Matthew! Raid, Frill Kru.o.r and Nancy Fl.nburn—Senior 

itudle photo. 

THOMAS PERKINS 

shut , 

ilittlnl,,! 

ilvation Army 

[Seeking -2,250 

Annual Campaign 

Under Way Here 

Thi jiinn il riiml i II nit i imp n 

par 111, Sijtdicni Aim\ in (it i i 

QIHIII-II "M.itîv \illli j In. • 

a ut sijfyi u uj, nihiuniiii'l h 

Hiilnil MiCiiiimik ah! Ill 

id i -I in I ,1 ill in in in uT II 

JUiin îim ii\itt mill In 11 In 

Kl numlii i ul l t II 

I Till i mil n n mil hi Ii imlliil 111 

Itami i in llu tut I upi nin^ «ifh 

IBIICIIUI II n i.l I Iimutlu in i link 

lint a il i n ln,l ,r i I in i n 

I Ihi »1 m 

AA *P H Mr Broadwatcr has worked In 

' H °n Army far • number of 

~ ^ ^ ' ^^H HBK0* LJ_ --111 t == ita 

'«"|, Ih, I Ml, 

I lum ul (Mill ,,|< |,,1 

in ilipi il HIM i,,i 

Camden Girl is 

'Miss Artisan' 

Wini Title At 

Outing of Order 

M nl. Inn M ii a,i II , 

Warringten told soliee he taw 

the jamon ear apprsaehjns in his 

mirror and itarted fo move ever 

Into the right hand lane of the 

highway. At that moment, he laid 

the LukasiewUE Eir came parallel 

with hU and he cralhed Into M. 

4 Minor MishapS Lutf Reports' Tabernacle Spent 

Over Wppk FnH $ 32 ^ 000 on 1953-54 Activities 

•^^SI'IIIS^'.' " n^^ 

gun war* a *Mpa) tr, i 

•vl • Bavfew that HP> 

•rmeit will laatciifly jitart 

r«trlttl«t. Inaaeatl by HH Ml 

Inf fAlfian In 1i7*a Mitf « j 

BY Wlh«Bi Prttf rttfft CaiiaM, j 

•ney pr(|M«i> *f MH ' 

for Ot.an City (fMaMi 

i.ni ts raalit what h. Ealtad 

|aA ^rsiiuret" bvlpS CBSffacI 1 

BKhcip Conton eloquently i 

fnr Ihi dlnner'throni the* i 

3 Arrested On 

Traffic Charges 

I 1 lf:n, pr,ltl , m ihiiiutliiiiil ll" 

In tin irra 

«Jni lu,i, him hi-lpitl lui", 

jj j briLliltr ind iurd\ mi in i 

••f* Mill II, hf, Ihruu^h Illl- milk 

Wf Thi i]l\ inui, Armv ' llu i Ii ur 

•*"" »,iid hunri^ rjl,i'.l uill *> » 

il^ i imp iif^n niokv il puiîhli I" 

nil tin wurk nf thi* hum ml 

•flan uit,iiii/jt,lm 

\f Dollars contributed to The Sal 

•Won Army will stretch and do 

^ ? BF " *or deserving unfortunates 

' "-In you as an Individual can da ' 

ÔMING EVENTS 

oflighf and tomorrow nlaht—C nn 

(to ' 31 ' * " Hicr h\ Im Lllilii »t 

|Wirnn p, KiHinnurcd In linn 

July l-llpLiiinH uf fri-c HlEhlli 

Mlterli, hi c-tn in, lii-sli,i al Mil It 

ftrter 

, Juhj J_Concert bv Lulu Temple 

Wine Choir, Mmic pl«r 

July 4-.Pairiatlc eifnniB surilcu 

• Slrtnd Thmilre, npuniorrd In Tfl" 

i\ win mh lit «i,t 

u i ]i Hul Mi l iiniji n I iiuiil 

I - iiiitipi It in Iht Ml \*« Jil , . 

I ISMlL I Uilil iht It Ut l( urt bunda\ 

muiH !•> the r^burl » 

. 111* i*n I hi ili^m 

111 pi nit pilule JII 

« 1^. 1 IHI ikfi-t 

tlit On in i il\ An 

inr ih, BiilMirmn 

d flu' FiiUMuWii 

i!h itii basic instrument of law ill 

iffliHlitiM iilut f pu tin 

Khup Curîin dytlarpd 

Fhc hi!*hep «h» heads ihe S 

dht thiinh in Ihe Philadel 

rtd v.mi tlmi Ocean Ciiy's pt 

ifit> rt*]t?i-Uny bniijQ and r&Rlcs 

1 thy April pi imSFV Wfift 

rmif Ijiat the t PcmeHdetis 

Free Chest 

X-Rays Today 

Mobil* Unit te b« 

At City Hall 

l-rti chesl n fur all 

uvtr 16 

IT ilu iliiiliit "» ' 

Imlii H , 

Tih mtirnmii 

^fctian 

1 if t In ih. midcili Mitlon «h«- 

I'hMunlU nil *lr«l- ore B*"d curb 

nil ^ ^ ^ l n l h B oill 

'"mini IBhllurhaod'. hnvt di» '•h""! 

dhlni exhiblUan al Flandiikl, 

". iponsored by Klwunls Club i In 

* W-Concert b\ Haddonncld . M 

rr.11 Socletj Munlc Pier I'"' 

L» 11-SwlmmliiK Bight to mu ,enir 

lkl —I airport ' ""' 

,' 11—Flower Show at Consen- 

Hall upanaared b> Colonv 

Spend Summer 

d i i 

b> 

* H Frld»y—Games of Sum 

f IMtball League e P m , Secre 

"I Cinter. 

flillgpy—gpllbsat and 

l,\. I HM.,,-,1.1 I'.I hi,. 

ti iU |>Mi\td !lu- mu 

mtuft llu ISihli iiid hu 

urutliiii cl liLii Sit in du 

iuhick ilu Hlli iimmi 

at l\'iiilh tm thrift | 

1. iii.ili il 

i 1 U 

,ILI I i|iiuli it mi mhi \** ut 1 i 

lu giiin HH riiMlllitiull ul 

rt|jj< * ut m & Hit > i^hln Rtîun 

Mi .i( tin ii,.in.Ii..I hh.ii^ in tin 

Hil>U ijui/

4 —SICTION ONI THE OCEAN CITY SINTINEL-LEDOIR 

Naval District, New Yoi>, b#nnln 

the use of the count* followed 

previoui years by the speodbe 

between the Yaeht Club and the it 

sit, bridge. 

Th* off)c«r* rul.d that tti# ap*«d 

•ten wtfi |*op«rc.liln0 th* t*f«ty 

of othtr boatman and propey 

•lens fH# reuft #f tfi* sM csurf*, 

•ntf prohibited IH furthtr u»* 

Regatta quickly 

Regatta 

Firth-Hickman 

Contests Top 

Y, C, Action 

By V. T. MICHELETTE 

A whiilling Simile wes 

Wind combined with a jtrong 

Incoming tide to churn the 

waters of Great Egg Harbor 

Bay into a furious sea of white 

caps, and eauied a regretted 

abbreviation of the Diamond 

Jubilee speedboat regatta at 

the Ocean City Yacht Club, 

Sunday, 

At least 20 of the top-notch hydro, 

plane drivers In the East were char 

Bug at the bit waitioK ts eel their 

iraft Into the water, when"regatta 

officials ruled that the three.lap, 

fivfrmile course 1 was too risky for 

•the wild-riding hydros, 

Th* choppy water was an ant!, 

cllm.* to itlll another difficulty 

which far a while thr.at.ried to 

•u.p.nd tha rafatta before the flnt 

gun wai wan Hundad, Until Frl- 

day momino, tha regatta toitlmlt. 

ft* Mi without a court, over 

. which to run tha fiiu. 

LSr, Georpe Firth's Medico IV find 

Early last week. Yacht Club offi, | Charley Hickman's Minit Man pro- 

elali received an edict from Admiral vided the thrills of the day's brief 

Ol d | 

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and drew up a new eourse. The ad 

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along the first leg which runs from 

North st, to a point near the Ocean 

CHy'Longport bridge. From ther 

the eeurse runs toward Some. 

Point for approximately a mile, then 

turns southward ta the North 

bony, 

ht' new course? was charted, and 

sent to New York for approval. Of- 

ficial sanction of tht? new triangular 

layout was not received until late 

Friday morning. 

The four h»fi In rh* two mvsnH 

far s*pv!et ryntbsufs? run befert 

the rices wire lutpeiided, prated 

eedingly rough mn th* drlMFi, 

partffulirly frem the brldf* b#uy 

ta the upper inlet turning paint. 

The cembined rip ff&m the inlets 

Finger Channel and Beech Thore- 

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racing, with their big I service run, 

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i:SJ8 It was a torrid heat in which 

the Medico pressed to overtake the 

lead the Minit Man gained on the 

first turn. 

After wallowing in the Minil Man's 

wake for two laps, the Medico caught 

By Rough Water Wishams Lead 

Softball Race 

beuy, and bath speedlleri opened 

up for a bow4o*bow run for 

bridge bouy, where the first one 

around would practically win the 

race. 

the Hlckman tell on the North It, IF. C, Moor. Norman Bradford'! 136 

• Tiler eh.rk, from St. FMankurg, 

Fla.: Frank Hern', lit, the Chrom. 

ium, and hU 22.1 Chromatic, from 

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Al the conclusion of the ri 

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sf tti* M#^lts^ €«minf •(tfhfly b#> 

Hind en tfe* Inild*, At fh* l«f 

minut*, Dr, Plrrh w*« f$r§#d ft> 

fall bflik and cut behind Hi* 

Mlrtlt Man t* sveld 4 cr»«h, «r 

th* Indignity of h#inf puthtd eft 

the cgufH, The move pw* Hlck< 

man w#i! eut in fp#nt, mtre ht 

remained until he came under Hit 

finishing sun, 

mekman's Juck ran out in the 

second heat when his hatch cover 

flew open, bringing him to a virtual 

at the second bouy on the first 

lap, Dr, Firth pushed the Medico 

sizable lead before the Minit 

Man eouid recuperate from the mis* 

hap, and finished the heat out in 

front with the elapsed time of 8itt4, 

Top honors for the two I gervlet 

ats went to Dr= Firth on the basis 

if his better time in the second heat 

Four G service and one F servic 

»at competed in the same races 

vith the big I's, but couldn't begin 

match the speed of the larger 

ts, and in both heats were lapped 

the Medico and the Minit Man, 

€ torsi Rssen puihed hii F 

»rvle« butf tht Fskit, te vieftry 

bsth heals sf the mvmnU far 

tty SNifft and D and I §*rvlie 

•raff, PeNle, ineldentaiiy, wat the 

buslmtt zrstf &t fkm d*y^ t&meth 

ing in the G and ! service evsnts 

waif at that far tht tmaUtP 

boats. 

The Fokie eatne over in 12:11 in 

the first heat, and moved consider^ 

ably footer in the second go=roiind, 

timed at 0:55,2, In both heats. Char 

h»y McCann, of Avon, N, J.s brought 

his gkiff. the Little Stinker, in sec^ 

ond. The Yankee Clipper, with 

Frank Camp, Newark, at the gun, 

failed to finish in both hcaU- Char^ 

ley McCann's Nitrogen, out of Wilm- 

ington, Del, gave up during thy firM 

heat, 

in additisn t« Dr. Firth ,nd Nick- 

man, whe rtcaivtd prfztt in th* I 

ssrvic* class, other award winners l 

were the BH !#t, driven by Bill , 

eitner Jr, of Mtrlsn* and tht j 

letty F, with ilii Frarif, Phll.del 

phi*, for G service boars, and Mc- 

C*nn for Jeney Skiffs, 

Following thi> inboard rsuen, rt 

eatfa Qjficiai^ halted the events far 

about an hour ond a half to a watt 

Hophin Wins 2 

Penguin Races 

Honor* Divided In 

Other Soil Event* 

Turnabout wu lair play policy Tor 

sailboat skippers »t the Ocean City 

Yacht Club Saturday—with the ex- 

ception of lud Hopkln, who reftisea 

lo ehare honors wilh anyone In the 

Penquln class races. 

In the 110 Internationals, Comets 

and Junior Motha, the winning skip- 

pers in the morning races wound up 

In the wake of ihelr second-place 

pursuers In the afternoon runs,' 

Hopkln, how.v.r. fallM t. ak. 

Mrwa Hla rlhial, and pwlhaai hit 

Plraflir under fht sun ahaad of 

Joanna Hack, In tha Pojiynf. in 

th» morning haal, md teal Jack 

Kelly In Mia •antha* In ft» nl»h( 

cap. 

G i n n y Cummings tillered her 

Windy Oln to victory In the morning 

run of Internatlonailh with Jack Le- 

rort, in the Fiji, second. In the 

afternoon race, the positions were 

reversed with Mrs. Cummlngs trail. 

Ing LeForL 

A tlmilar aichange af tap han. 

or* was made In the Cemaft ba^ 

IwMn Buddy Carrtll, In th« joalha, 

and Roy S Vollm.r Jr, In th. 

Toot*. Carrall thowad hit Iran- 

torn lo Vsllmer In the flrtl r«n, 

and Irailad Vgllinar In the lecsnd 

race. 

To complete the pattern. Rose, 

marv Bellwoar lost to Paul Christy, 

ill thf Miss Diane, In the second 

heat, after pushing her Buiterball II 

in ahead of the Miss Diane in the 

first heat. 

AmwMfMflt OUMM, 

NaHMHl Ou.rt. 

•Mrii Patr»l 

A * > ,,.,, 

Early Deadlock 

Per Second Spot 

•y RURT AtPLUNOH 

LIASUI STANBilMl 

Team Wan Leil 

WMhmia ,,,,,, I 

Tuih—NMfMtal Ouarrfi n. A*P 

W^.—P.it Ofllc. n, Wlthama 

ThMri, — AiP «, Amuiam*nt 

OuWa. 

Wlsham'B Rtaltora chalked up two 

Ins afalnst no losies last week to 

lead the slx>team Softball LeagUB 

itandlnis after one week of play at 

he (th st Meerettlsn Center. 

Pitcher Ed William led his heavy 

ilttlng team to a 7 to 2 triumph 

ifalnst the Amusement Guides* Tues- 

night. Losing pitcher was 

Seorge Butler. The defending 

hampi gathered e\'en more steam 

their second game as they 

squashed the National Guards by a 

EL-5 count. 

Tied for second place In the 

andlngs thus far are the Post Of- 

e and Amusement Guides- each 

tth a win and a loss. The Post 

i/Tice boys registered their win 

igalnst the National Guards on qpen- 

g night last Monday, with Hack- 

ley pitching. 

The same Port office team became 

fair game niday night for the 

Amusement Ouideji when the latter 

ent on a last-inning scoring spree 

break a 7 to 7 deadlock, A falter- 

IE Post Offlc e rally did not steal 

ictory from the Guides pitcher, 

leorge Butler, and the game ended 

11 to 8, 

The two latecomers ig the league, 

e Beach Patrol and A & P teams, 

d played no games up to Friday. 

Two Philadelphia Area Teams 

Tie For Artisan Track Honors 

The old barker*! slogan. "Every- No! to be closed out of the lion- 

body Plays! Bverybody Wins!" could ors, the Bariram Assembly showed 

well have been the keynote for the ffor,Best In Group 3 for ages, |» 

»!h Annual Junior Artisans Track 

and Held Meet held Saturday en mo 

Aeereatlon Center track. The scene 

was a literal melUng pot of athletes 

of all siies from 18 different Artisan 

Assembllec In the South Jersey and 

Philadelphia area*, as the weather- 

man put the heat on in one of those 

rare Ocean city days. 

About 109 runners and jumpers 

and throwers from ages B to M 

sweltered through a program of 18 

events dliided into four different 

age groups, but it all boiled down 

to a first place lie. 

Tha Harr^rwln Mamarlal Tr». 

phr, awarafad to tha AtMmhiv 

palnlnl tha |r«l«l numbti sf 

palnM In tha HHI, will haw to 

k* tharM until nail yaar a* the 

ecrtnantawn Auimbl, No. M and 

Barlram Auemkly No 55 ball) 

l M palntt durlnB *ri. 

Only 

the outgoing tidn. It 

th li f h 

hoped that 

t id l 

the nllqnmenl of the west wind wlln 

the ebb tide would calm the choppy 

waters and allow the hydroplanes to 

) overboard 

The elements refused to cooperate, 

however, and some of tin- best h>- 

dro planes on the eastern seaboard 

remained landlocked. 

Present and ready to Bo were such 

craft as the 138 cubic inch Wa Wa 

and the 225 Wa WaToo, which with 

Bill Rilner Jr, at the throttle won 

the File Memorial Marathon here 

Decoration Day with an average 

speed of 70 miles an hour. 

Also nestling in their cradles, but 

justifiably hefusiiiji to go ovcrbourd 

nto the punishing waters, were thi; 

US Holiday and 48 Southern Alre, 

behind was the North. 

No 54, defending 

champ and winner of the past three 

annual meets, Iladdon Assemb 

_ IS, of iiaddonneld, brough 

«houih stars to scare the Nort 

westerners with a total score of 34 

only two points shy of lying fo 

hlrd place. 

The picture Is shuffled eonsidei 

ably in the group breakdowns Thi 

older group I, ages 17 to 25. was 

cluttered with individual stars from 

the defending champs of Northwest- 

ern, They collected 2i points 

against their nearest compelitiei 

Iladdon's 11 

Tan of NtrthwHttrn'i points 

were the direct reiult or one 

Stephen Krartlnger, a graduate ef 

It, Th.ma. Mo.r. School In Watt 

Philadelphia, and a track and trail. 

CBunrry iter there Kratllnger 

raced te a number ana tpot In 

bath tha IN yard and lit yard 

daihei far group f. He also eeppetf 

; 1S8 yard daih hensri in Group 2, 

and joined Mahen, McCfeikey and 

McMaften In accepting the Charlei 

N, chflirman Memorial Trophy 

for the vlctsrloui quartet In the 

mile relay, 

Kraizinger, who is shooting for , 

: scholarship at St Joseph's College 

last year was a member of the mih 

relay team taking the Catholic Stall 

, _ Championship of Pennsylvania. 

I Bowlers of the ocean City A.« j Two of Kraizinger N relay fronie- 

• sembly No BB bowled over 21 oilier , Saturday starred ill their own right 

| teams of the Artisans' Order of phil McCloskey netted lirst elaci 

Jr, i Mutual Protection with a clean strike I paln,s fer Northwestern in the Bii 

at the Playiaiid facilities Saturday, . yard run Robert MeMahori's mile 

coming out with a net total score of ! was good enough for more North 

2971 and plenty of room to spare, western points and the Robert W 

Nearly a hundred pin advantage 

tiling instruction for children in the | over the nearest competitors went 

Quaker City area. i to the Ocean City team, which has boosted 

Mr, Kelly, whose parents have a not won this tournament from its ! second I 

summer home here at 26th st, and annual influx of visitors for at leasi 

Wesley av, is a former member of , two years. Only a nine pin score 

the Ocean City Beach Patrol and at | separated second place Coliingswood 

one lime held the Patrol's rowing with 2B73 from third Place Iladdoii 

championship. His wife Is a former ; Heights, which rolled in with 28W 

national backstfoke swimming Cham, 

plon arid a member of the 1952 

Olympic team 

The Aquatic Council which they 

head is composed of representatives 

from all schools and a variety of 

ocial and welfare agencies. The 

to 14. which they led with 29 points, 

far above next place Oermintawn 

Assembly with II, Sparked 

George Powers, winner in the 

and 7S yard dashes, three others 

from Bartram—Slokley, Howe, Do- 

slmonp—combined In a winning hall 

mile relay learn to take the Herman 

Meyer Memorial Plaque, «£, 

The Bartram Juniors ofOroiip 

also proved themselves capable i 

layers by capturing the Clyde 

Struble Memorial Plaque for 

quarter mile relay "^ 

The csnilitant Oarmantewn At 

terribly, which compiled •nough 

.core to He Bartram for flrit place 

over.all honort, managed te edge 

out their co winner. In tha tmall. 

fry group of age* f to 11 by II 

te 17, johnny McCulleuah proved 

the mott valuable Korer for tha 

Cermentown entrlei by daihing 

Beth SO and 71 yard! te win.. 

The Ocean City Assembly fared 

poorly at the hands of thetr visitors 

hY. JUNE 2f, 1»54 

Obltuarh% 

Tomorrow 

Composer 

IhWi S«i lib 

I Man Dies Suddenly 

1 services for Vincent Trav- 

no*" music eoinpoieF and 

who died Friday, will be 

loinorrow (Wednesday) at 

ii'R C, Church. Sea Isle 

hardly ever n»M*'«l,^,' 

them to see your (fit* 

Kelly and Wife Head 

Swimming Campaign 

Mr. and Mrs John B. Kelly 

have been designated as eo-chalr 

men of the Philadelphia Aquatic 

Council, which yesterday launched a 

montMong program of mass swim- 

Local Artisan 

Bowlers Win 

Top 21 Other Teams 

In Annual Tourney 

point* 

Ernest Memorial Trophy for the bee 

mile of the day McCloskey again 

his Assembly by finishing 

o McMahon in the mile 

brought here from Miami by "Doc' under 12 

g 

swimming instruction will be given 

at more than 50 swuTUning pools in 

the Oreo, primarily for children 

The Ocean City contingent wai 

led by Jim fhrepihlre't thre*. 

game tally of 179, the hlgheit po«t 

ed ef the day. Join Slimmer rolled 

right on Shrepihlre'f heeii with 

MS. Both railed two hundred plu. 

garnet, Shropshire a 217 effort 

and Slimmer a 211, 

The consistent bowiing of Frank 

Kwing, Russ Barndt and Charlie 

The Haddan Atiembty was un- 

disputed leader In Group 2 for 

•IH 15 to If, with 21 palnrt. Mail 

of theie polnti wara eslleclad by 

Bob Carney, a Sanlsr al HacMsn. 

Held High, who» varleut lalenlt 

won him the thst put with a 41 

foot, 10 Inch Isii, the braid lump 

with a 17 foot. 4 5 Inch laap, and 

a quarter sf the ihire In Ihe Most 

Encsll.nl Mailer Arllian Trophy^ 

far lha half.mile relay along with 

Sherwood, Bell and Brown, 

Carney, however, was unable to 

demonstrate his more famous skill; 


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Ocean City Assembly, combined with 

! the niii.tandlrii; Ncorers to c«rry the 

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: Ilouevcr, Ocean City was not to 

have at) the laurels as Shropshire 

missed by a single pin from uking 

I the high single oame honors ef the 

day. The award went Instead to C. 

.BarlMio of the Keystone "A" learn 

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| 500's for three.game totals, and his 

prisewinniiiB single represented the 

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Philadelphia teams, 

Tha defending ch.mpi of lurtki 

Aiumbly No. ]|, of Phll.d.lphl., 

couldn't break Into Mia winnlnf 

telumn. again Mill yaar with th.l, 

total of IMl, 

The trophies were distributed at 

the Plajiand alleys as soon BS the 

officials had summed up the scores. 

Guards Bear Airmen, f.i 

The Cup* May Coast Guard sta- 

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M, over the Palemis Air Fwee 

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» p m,. with the owners themselves 

acting as hosts to thousands of tour, 

sts and photography fans. Some of 

the owners are expected to don ap. 

propriate colonial costumes. 

The route of the four, ipontared 

fcy the Cape May County Art 

league, will enrand tram Bee.l.y, 

Point, iKated at th. n.rtham and 

ef tha county, along U. i f at 

the iBufhern top ol the penlniuia, 

ana then via a clrcuitout route 

«l«k up the waitern tide of tha 

«unty, returning to B..,l,y-, 

Pelnt. 

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Immediate Community Planning 

The Garden state Parkway will 

reviiallJS and revalutlonln the won. 

only of cape May County, and will 

banish the "end of the line" psy. 

ebology which hu pnvented full 

irowth of the sounty, 

Thl« it the opinion eipretied by 

former AiMmblyinan Nathaniel C. 

Smith In an or Help "Toe Power of 

the Parkway In Southern N. J,", ap. 

pearlng In the June Issue of New 

Jersey County Government maga- 

line. 

"Tha Parkway will provld, p«w.r 

t» ravlfalln and ravslvHsnln Hn 

•csnainy sf th* County." Mr, Smith 

wntt, "Wa will tuaManlT awakM 

•t a llaaplna slant ta rtallla naw 

•tranlHi. YMt.rd.y'. "tut of tha 

Una ptycholoov promU.i te kt- 

CMtla tha bail, lor a frath proi 

Mrlty In Ssutharn Naw jartay, 

Iipaclally whan th. lashlahid 

Cap* May-LawH farry cap* tha 

coming ol tha Parkway, 

"The Parkway Is opening the Cape 

to more people, productivity and 

pront. Even educated B'ifsses on the 

effect of this superhighway throuiili 

the heart of capeland may quiekiy 

be ove^reiched. 

"Tht power of the Parkway will 

perform a miracle before our eyes 

—let us have the vinlon to seiie It 

as the opportunity for a rieher 

fuller life in Cape May County" 

The magazine u\ Ike official perl- 

odlcal of the AHOcjatlgn of Chosen 

Freeholden of New Jersey, md is 

distributed widely throughout ill 21 

counties. 

Someone has prophesied neweom. 

But we must prepare for it". 

baglnnine lata this summer and 

rising ts a paak In 1*U and the 

year aftar. 

One of the most notable of the' us, 

olfl buildings is Ola Cipe May Court i 

House, erected in IBM. Old wooden •*'• Smith commended the Cape 

benches crossing the main hall are ' May freeholder, for letting up a 

of interest to sightseers. The Court planning heard competed of hull. 

House was constructed in the style nan, agrlfylfura and civic lead, 

en, Tttii group, he ttated, can 

prepare the county to cope with 

the new way of life about te det 

* cend en the people ef the county. 

Among other hiitorlt buildlngi • • - 

which will be open to tha public 

are! the Jacob Cglllni Home, leuth 

hfflll., C.M Spring PreibyteH.n . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M 

•ed to that pioneered by the county 

; to absorb and make the best use of 

1 new Parkway enterprise, enthusiasm 

and initiative along cape slay," ho 

j added, 

Mr. smith wrote that it will be 

necessary to add the patience and 

courtesy of every citizen of Cape 

May County to welcome the tide of 

development coming this way 

"We have plenty of land area, 

natural attraction, and potential 

made famous by chrlslopher Wren 

and wa» the third court house built 

in the United States 

Cold Iprlngj Calvary 

B.ptlit Church, Ocean View; jamei 

Dlv.rry Hsuie, Bannlivillat 

"Wedgewood" at Flthlng CreaNj 

and Victorian Manilon, Cape May, 

FROM SPRINGFIILD N, J, 

Mrs Mary L. Butler, of Sprinafield, 

N, ,1 is occupyini an apartment at 

2220 Central av; 

Seurh City Group 

Plans Bik« Parade 

A bicycle parade on July S will 

be iponaored by the South Ocean City 

Improvement Auaciation u part of 

the Diamond Jubilee celebration, it 

was announced yesterday by Ernest 

H, Philson, Jubilee committee chair, 

man, 

Mr. Philson said plans for the 

event are still In the embryonic 

stage, and will not be completed be- 

fore Friday, He said, however, that 

the event will be open to boys and 

girls aged 3 to 16 years, and that 

many attractive prizes will be of= 

fered. 

Acceusad of Theft 

Of ElMtric Wire 

Fred Jones, 34, of Whltesboro, was 

committed to the county jail last 

week in default of $50© bail en a 

charge of theft of wire from the 

Atlantic City llectric Co, 

Jones was arrested after he had 

sold s quantity of wire to a junk 

dealer, state police reported. He 

was said to has'e admitted selling 

the wire, but denied the theft. He 

said he found Ihe wire on the dump. 

A total of 3,000 pounds of wire 

was removed from the electric com, 

pany warehouse at Cape May during 

the past several months. 

$32,000 Spent Last 

Year By Tabernacle 

Continued from page I 

nacla receipts from all MurcH in 

IHS were over tliJKK, which wai 

mere than aeven Hntet the fMM 

total Income lilted In 1M7, Prem 

thli, he laid, It can be deduced 

that "our public relation, hive 

been pretty feed," 

Another disclosure wai that |7M 

of Ajuelation fundi went Into the 

referendum election fight agalnil 

legaliied bingo and rafflei here in 

April, The games were defeats at 

the polls by 3 to 1, he said, due to 

oppotitlon by the Anoclation, the 

local Mlntiierial AHociaUon and the 

city commUsionens, 

During ILi 19U stjson, he report 

ed, the Tabernacle received Siajso 

In offerings at Its Mrtiees and ill, 

243 in private eubecrlptlon. of var 

lious amounts. After the aeaion 

closed, an additional fSJOO worth of 

subscription! were fiven. It was 

the latter money that was used on 

grounds and buildings Improvement 

this spring, he said, 

Mr, Luff aald that the Taber 

nacla la.t teeton iptnt I1MN on 

itt program, Including guait 

preacher., muilc, new equipment, 

maintenance, radio breadcattlng 

time, advertising and printing and 

ether Incidentals 

To cover a Bider area this year, 

the appropriation for radio broad- 

casting of sej-viees has been raised 

from 13,000 to fs,ooo, he said, 

"Most of our money is given by 

summer residents," he said,,''and we 

In turn provide summer residents 

with fine religious programs- Last 

year we stimulated and inspired 

thousands, and had to turn hundreds 

more away for lack of space. 

''I do not feel that we compete 

with the other churches, and in fact 

we try to cooperate with them in 

every possible way," 

WWUM 

Newsboy Brothers x Groundi 

Until Filched Bikes arm Found 

TO SPEND JULY HERE 

Mr, arid Mrs. James S MattSon, ef 

ngtingswood, are at 604 Isl si.. for 

July, " 

HIRI FOR HALF SEASON 

Mrs, Otillie A, SeheeiTcr, Melrose 

Park, Pa,, is enjoying the first half 

of the season at 805 Park pi. 

Billy and Jimmy Flynn K(jrned 

to business as usual late ult week 

after being "grounded" from their 

newspaper rsutea when (oneeiic 

had stolen their bikes from near 

their home, lost Asbury av. 

The youBinieri retrieved their 

bikes Thursday morning at police 

headquarter) following a solemn lee. 

lure by Haute Sergeant Harry Hoiu 

and on the danger of leaving their 

bikes lay around at nlKht. unlocked 

Normally a youngtter*a bin Is 

safe In ocean City no matter where 

he happens to leave it. But oc- 

casionally, the unwritten honor sys- 

tem is broken and the bicycles pil- 

fered. Consequently it is wise to 

leek or CUB • bu» or 

indoors where- poaslMe. 

Thli wai ike wwnjaf tswa 

age 10. and Jimmy, U, a* 

thanked SUBBM m. Bur, U, 

found the ernat olkw abanf 

her lawn at 1 mam Hirbor. 

The youngiM'k Mi of I 

Mn. 1 I, Klyna. mmrVeiUni 

•orbed SSI. Hoauan M 

vice, farced a small nwud, OB 

Burrows, aid kaumd off ko 

their evening papers, once 

mobile. 

Party lines give the nelghban tK 

oportunily to fet a line on the otbaff 

party. 

ELIDA DINING ROOM 

SPECIAL, WED. THU. 

FULL COURSE DINNER 

SAUER BRATEN 

AND 

SPAETZLE 

S J,65 

841 CENTRAL AVENUE 

HIRI FOR FEW DAYS 

Mr and Mrs Elmer Shelley and 

dauBhter Carol, of Lansdewne, Pa, 

occupied their summer home at Mil 

Boy av a few days last week. 

Oi!e,third ol the nation's papula, 

lion lives within overnight delivery 

distance from Southern New Jersey. 

p 

hauling to anlmllat. tha lnflo« 

ta thli w. niult add tha warmly 

human touch of people who hava 

discovered a wonderful hemeland 

for themselves and are willing and 

pridaful af sharing It with others," 

ha said. 

Buf/tVers Builders 

News Gems of Diamond Jubilee 

What's Doing On 75th Birthday Program 

EDW. S. CORSON * Electrical Contwctf | 


Refrigerator, - Ranges • Warer HtllM 


Phons: 2248 — Residenca: 21I9J-2 

ABOVE ALL — 

A GOOD ROOF 

«•" Us Ph. 0916 f3r 

— ROOFING — 

SHEET METAL WORK — GUTTER$ - SPOUTING 

FORCED WARM AIR HEATING 

• GAS and ARC WELDING • 

Laurence E, Stedem 

— M6ISTIIIID - 

Electrical Contractor 

H. Craig 

9th St. & Haven Av#. 

Phone 0916 

The ,Iui>rlece;iu City Yiich! (*:lul> 

Ocenn City Sluillleho.ird Club 

I'iirkei' Paper Trocluct:, 

I'nilll. I> It. 

Press liDliciiteshen 

Housher, E, F, 

hpenee Henfaufl 

Smith, Nathaniel 

Stein's Hotel .supplies 

SchillinK. llclen shriver 

Hhriver^ 

seiispray Manor 

Suiter. Kre[l p. 

Stretch. D, Allen 

Senior Studios 

Strickler. Chas, 4 Sons 

Smith'!, Kiddie Shop 

South Sea Shops 

jiimtns' Restaurant 

Thiirston's Mftrkel 

Trout, John t: and Howard 

Tswnssn, Ernest 

Weiiijr, C, T,, Sf, 

Woolworths 

West, Francis H, 

Wilson Dairy Co. 

Women's Regular Repuhliean Club 

WiBDnheim, .liiseph It Co, 

Vincent and Joseph 

Kubyk. J. 

KRUEGL and HEIST 

REGISTERED 

— BUILDERS — 

Phone 02?t W Offlc*: Ml WIST AVENUE 

BERGER LUMBER 

Repair Your Present Home or Build 

Your New Home with the Best 

Lumber - Millwork - Spruance Point 

Lex-Screen Tension Screens — No Fitting, no painting 

Easily installed and stored 

Call 0946 • - - The Wend/y Yard 

11th STRUT and SIMPSON AVENUE 

Ralph H. VanGilder 

Rag. Architect N. J. 

11th * Watt Ave., Oinn City 

PHONt MSI ' , 

INDEPENDENT 


ROOFING — SIDING — SHUT MITAL 

AL GARDINER 

206 Sixth StrMt — Phsna Oiun City 0163 

If No Aniw.r, Call O. C, HIM 

FrM EttlmalM pyrniiM — F.ltA. PlMMlng ArrlnBMl 

Du-Mor Corp. 

REGISTERED 


"You Get More With 

Du-Mor" 

Cor. 15th and Haven Ave. ph. 1472 

REGISTERED aBlfa.MBBI^HIIIIIIIIIIMH BUILDER 

P, B, STAHLER - Rat.; 1547 Bay Ave. - Ph. 29S0 

Office: 9 West 14th Street 

OUR MOTTO II: "BUILD RIGHT" 

"AS PIR PLANI" 

ontmctintf* 

Hsuta plant and 

ar» ||k( praurlptlona. |l afeHnraal 

with Inl.arlty by Hi. Contractor, 

tha Mom. will ka all you Kspajd. 

If nut built with SMWrwa riglM 

far hMhwiallty ttandards, dlup- 

pointm.nt. may rHUlt, W»'d Ilka 

ysu fa talk wit 

w. hava bulltl 

JOHN I, and 

HOWARD TROUT 

REGISTERED BUILDERS • REPAIRS • JOBBING 

"IINCI 

1053 Asbury Ave, Phone 1200 

Fred S, Tarves, 3rd 

- - - BUILDER - - - 

1 BAYVIEW PLAC1 PHONI 1127 

ROOFING 

H. C. AMOS 

BUILDER 

417 34th STREET 

Phone 3180 

No Job Too Large 

No Job foo Small 

Richard B. Onlay 

REGISTERED BUILDER 


PfioM 0784 

H. C, PONTIERE 

— BUILDER — 

933 Watt Ave. Ph. 1MB 

GEORGE V. RABEAU 

BUILDER 

Bonded Mamber 

Atlantic Home Oolldcn Ann. 

•f N. J. 

803 Central Ave. 

Ph«n*t; Ocean City 0455 

In,! Ssmsri Point Mil 

JOBBING . ALTERATIONS 

PHONE 145S RieimitiD •UILMR 

EDWARD D. DEPUTY 

205 14th SttMt 

Now Homes • Repairs • Remodeling 

, ALL WORK 6IVIN MT NMONAL SUPIP.VI8ION 

ROOFinC 

SIDING 

Regittered Builder 

Edmund C Wisham 

24 Albury Ave. Ph. 1237 

GENUINE 

CLAY TILE 

Par Bathroom, Kltchani, Sink* 

Fireplace., star* Prsnti 

LET UI liTIMATe ON 

YOUR WORK NOW I I 

Albert Oidfield * Sen 

30 Yeari' Exparlann 

1207 Wesley Av. Ph. 1951 

SAMPSON and HAMADA 

328 WIST AVENUE PHONI 1048 

Roofing - Sheet Metal Work 

Forced Air Hearing — Air Conditioning . 

mm MEAT1NO 

Economical Operation • 

RwiucM Installation Cot* 

Ea.ily Finance

fyT-, . 

f — SlCTION ONE TH1 OCEAN CITY lENTINlLLIOGiR 

State* Government has 

American governments 

a plan to declare the right 

nueU Miqwcted of carryantu 

to Guntrnula. Great 

SHIP BAR 

SOMfRS POINT 

Britain hai rejected a similar re 

qumt for tile searching of 'Brltl»h 

ships but promised to detain any 

IMB* impeded of tr.niportlng 

Itmi to this Central American Republic. 

* I 

Elmer Blake Invites you to the new 

Captain's Quarters 2 

Colorful and Gay 

k? 

Mere Room and Patter Service 

THE AREA'S BEST 

ENTERTAINMENT 

THi DAVi APPELL FOUR 

DfCCA RECORDING ARTISTS 

FRANTIC FRAN CARROL 

AND HER DARING DITTIES 

PLUS 

t 

BOBBY BRANSON 

AND HIS HAMMOND ORGAN 

SPKIALIZING IN 

TO TAKE OUT 

PIZZA 

VOLTACO SPEC, 

with SAUSAGE 

MUZZARELLA cHiise 

with PEPPERS and CMIISI 

with MUSHROOMS 

with ANCHOVIES 

with CRUMBLED MEAT BALL 

• RAVIOLI • SUBMARINES 


• ANTIPASTO * CHICKEN CACCIATORE 

• VEAL SCALOPPINE WITH SPAGHETTI 

• Horn* Mada Italian Spaghetti and Matt Ball. 

• ITALIAN SPONGE CAKI (Crtim and Fruit Filled) 

VOLTACO'S 

9ST WIST AVENUE PHONE 0753 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

'On iht Traffic Cirel«, S«nwra Point, N, J. 

, NO LUXURY TAX IN tOMHi POINT 

Comphtt Stock of 


IMPORTS) and DOMESTIC 

WHISKEY * WiNi 

* LIQUOR 

600 CASES OF 

ICE COLD BEER 

HAND AT AIL TIMS 

Start of New CinemaScope Film 

i 

1 

GREGORY PECK comfort* Rlt* Gam—which Is mighty comforting, 

n# miff*r hew yeu I»N *f if—In th* Cfn*m«$cop* production "Night 

P*opU," which opened /•irerd*y and continued through tomorrow at the 

Slr«nd Th«fr#* 

Danny Kaye at 

Strand Thursday 

Mexican Adventure 

At The Moorlyn 

! STRAND 

Thunday, Friday anil Saturday 

j "Knock On Wood" is the king-sin) 

I milsieoitledy starring clown prince 

| Danny Kaye, and Is reported to he 

| the star's most hilarious to date, 

Danny sings, dances and prances 

through a merry mix-up that finds 

him a ventriloquist seeking psvelu. I 

atrlc aid when the dummy starts ' 

talking back. The Psychiatrist turns ' 

out to he a beautiful Swedish actress 

Mai Zelleriing, The plot thickens as 

Kaye falls in lave with the doctor 

and gets tangled in a foreign espionage 

plot. 

The film is a Technicolor extrava. 

genia including ballet devised by 

I Broadway's Michael Kidd, and a very 

j liberal portion of Danny Kaye, 

j MOOBLYN 

| Thursday, Friday and Saturday 

''Garden of Evil" is a siar^powered I 

adventure pocked with counter plots : 

of suspense which involve^ Gary j 

Cooper, Susan Hayward and Richard I 

Widmark on the black sands and for, ; 

bidden mountains of Mexico, i 

Susan Hayward opens the action I 

with an offer to pay gold to Wid- j 

mark and Cooper if they will rescue ! 

her husband rHugh Marlowe t, trap, j 

ped in their Reid mine hidden deep j 

in the forbidden Indian territory, I 

From there Cinomaicope and [ 

Technicolor carry the adventures in, 

to the heart of Mexico, where thi' 

picture was filmed. 

VILLAGE 

Thursday, Friday 3nd Saturday 

'•Jiihnny Giiiiiir** ! = tjm bint's Joan 

Crawford, Stepllng Haydpn and Scon 

Brady in a Htlrring action picture 

that is more than n Htoek Westorn 

adventure. 

When the railroad propoês a 

route through Arteonn territory Joait 

Crawford and i = eformod outlaw Slois 

lirijj Hayden build a KaloOii anti 

gambling hoii^c? along ihe righi-un 

way. Trouble eriiplH when Mercedes 

MeCambrid^L* spearheads ihe anii- 

Crawford, aiiii railruad faction of 

faiiehurs, Scoif Brady t-onipliedtt'* 

the plot as niillaw leader. * 

The film is in'Trueaior 

SURF 

Thunday. Friday and Saturday 

"Johnny Dark" dishes up a real 

romantic- wallop co=starrinii Tony 

Curtis, Piper Laurie and Don Taylor, 

Danger ta ail three live* romes in 

the ht'adiong c*st s iieinent of ihu 

auperspeedy sports ear world: 

Car designer Tony, Ktyibu Piper, 

and driver Don break records* in 

Thursday Pier Program 

PART I 

Victor Herbert's Favoriaten, Herbert 

SonjJ 10 the Evening Star,, Wanner 

Mr, Perkins 

Loin DU Bal ,, Gillet 

In a persion Marltet ,, Keteiby 

sempre Libre from "Traviata", Verdi 

Miss Beverly Bower 

On thf Mali neldman 

PART II 

Student Prince Rombere, 

Wilhoill a Song ,. , Volimaiis 

Mr, Perkins 

Ilurnoresque ,,,,,. Dvorak 

L'Amour Troujours ,±,,,,,,, ,FrimL 

Miss Beverly Bower 

Henry Vm Dances Oerman 

New Moon Selection ... Remberg 

CONSERVE YOUR FURS 

CALL 

ATLANTIC CITY • 

5-3030 

Kaap your fun'Ufa during 

lh« dan««ropin^-|inr:Iiny iittion. hut cannot jjci 

burking for Tony's rotlhiil new spin i 

(he 

^rdiiKuiee hnnninM sleeping in cars. 

Propose Cancer 

Study In Schools 

ih- 

rnmiuls fill 

iiiici-r infill n 

reMlll 

,,! ihi I nhlii 

li 

will) 

•mmitli i 

hers ill 

THE GATEWAY MUSICAL PLAYHOUSE 

AT THg CIRCLf, lOMIRS POINT 

INTIRI THfATRl 

JONATHAN 

NIWLY AIRCOOLID 

l.-llt 

[ Hit 

it ilil 

III In 

. t tin* 

ml In 

\nv 

I 'ii 

Atl .1 HIJ 

it |il L 1 II 

DWIGHT, Producer 

Now Playing Nightly Through Sun., July 4 

(NO PERFORMANCE MONDAY! 

—— IN PiRSON — 

GENE RAYMOND 

IN THI COMfDY SMASH HIT 

"MISTER ROBERTS 11 

WITW ALL.BROADWAY CAST 

POPULAR PHlCI RESERVED SEATS — IJ.OO, ia,40, tl.lB and 11.10 

BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY PHONI SOMIRI POINT 3111 

ISAM,- 10 P, M. P8R RiSlRVATIONS 

NOTE- 

TWO PiRFQRMANGiS SATURDAY, JULY 3 — 7 P, M, AND 9:45 

r WIB> 

* MATINEE PRICES AT 7P,M,_ $2,40, $1,10, $1.20, ?0« 

• AMPLI PARKING • 1,100 MODIRN THiATRi SEAT! • NIW LOUDIPiAKIR SYST1M 

• CURTAIN AT 8:45 • 

NEXT ATTRACTION 

. TUISDAY, JULY 6 — SUNDAY, JULY 11 

THf BROADWAY MUSICAL SUCCESS FROM THI WRITERS OF HRIGADOON " 

"PAINT YOUR WAGON" 

Superb 

Cuisine 

and 

Atmosphere 

ALA INN 

EASTERN SEABOARD'S UNIQUE RESTAURANT 

SOMIRS POINT, N. j. 

Excellent Cuisine Served Until 2 A. M, 

COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPfN UNTIL 3 A. M. 

Bala Music Menu: 

BILL COATES 

WIZARD OF THI KEYBOARDS 

BOB DtSIHONE 

AND HIS TRIO * 

A SYMPHONY of goad 

taite In food, form, tound, 

ipica, color and fallowihip. 

You will enjoy th. gr«ciou« gaytty, 

th« levaly n*w unobMruetad vl»w; 

. . . Relaxed contentment 

TO ARRANGE YOUR P^RTY, CALL IRIC, PHONi, SOMIRS MINT tJ4 

latlvex of other statewide organlza- 10 in 

t\un$ and industrieii, . 

A teaching guide for high school. 

will be prepared under the com. 

mlltee's supervision and efforts made 

j to Intercut superintendent!) of see. 

i ondary. schools In the great dangers 

of oncer 10 that courses ImtruetinK mi in 

high nchool pupils as to the need of] secure 

watching fur danger signals and < socletv 

learning what I* knoH'n about can. -•"•'• 

cor may be Included In Ihe eurrlcil. 

him. 

In uddiilon. the leadership ' con, 

ferenee to be held Oclobor 8, » and 

I stale. 

June 28 to July 3 in Ocean 

CONTINUOUS 10:30 A. M, T0 

MON, . WED. 

"PRINCE VALIANT" 

JAMES MASON, JANIT HiOH 

Ginemascep* and 

Stereophonic Sound 

THUBS. • SAT, 

"GARDEN OF EVIL" 

SUMII Hayward, €lry Ceapfr 

Clnsmaieepe snd 

, itcresphenle Sound 

high 

"**1| 

"NiGHT f 

er»iery PICK, l|ti m 

ClntftiatMpi and 

Si 

DANNY KAVI 

DIANA ADAM 

in T.chnknW 

MAT1NII DAILY 2t30 _ EVENING fi\$ AND fctil 

"PRISONER OF WAR' 

RONALD REAGAN 

STEVE FORREST 

THURS. • SAT, 

"JOHNNY GUITAR" 

JOAN CRAWFORD 

STERLING HAYDEN 

in Color 

THURS, • iAT, 

"JOHNNY DARK" 

TONV CURTii 

pipit uuu I 

SIDNEY BLAeKMI 

In T«chnltolor 

Your Docidr Kho0$ 

fc^SELVAGN'S 

REXALL PHARMAG1 

9th St. and Asbury Avenue 

PRIE DELIVERY SERVICE 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPBCIALT? 

PlMMil 

ONLY THI FINEST DRUGS UUP 

IN COMPOUNDING YOUR PRESCHIPTIOH J 

A. A. SELVAGN H. C, SELVAGN 

J. CONOVER j. I. DAY 

4 SKILLED PHARMACISTS 

AT YOUR SERVICE 

Ocean City's Largest and Msst Modern Cotnwtk Mrj 

A trip to our Caimifit Dipt, will r.w.rd you with rh.an.HJ 

Pf and Csiincffci, Csniuir CUra, Syr W 

ALL FAIR TRADE PRICES — NO LOWER PRICES I 

Stare Heuri — Daily 8:15 to 11 P. M. 

SUNDAYS INCLUDED 

CONEY'S 

UQVQR STORL 

Well Known Brands 

RYI 

BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

and BEER 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A. M. to 10 P. M. 

' No Sunday Sales 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a.m. - 

SUNDAY 

12 

Phone 9051 

Mth Street 

TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954 

*Mr. Roberts' Wins First Night 

Acclaim For Cast at Gateway 

GIVI YOUR WIFi 

A RIAL VACATION 

BRING HER AND THI FAMILY OUT TO 

THI COTTAGE INN, WHIRI A FULL- 

COURSE DINNER STARTS AT ONLY fl,j| 

(from Monday thru Thund.y) 

Wi PIATUKI A SPECIAL 

CHILDREN S MENU, 

ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTSI 

IF YOU WISH TO IAT IN 1IACH ATTIB1 

TRY TNI "BEACHCOMBER" ROOM 

{ltd* desr tnfrantti 

FOR TAKEOUT PLATTERS FROM II, VISIT 

OUR TAKg.OUT DEPARTMENT IN 

THI BEACHCOMBER ROOM. 

COTTAGE INN RESTAURANT 

"TH1 LITTLI WHIT! HOUSI" 

Located at 3234 ASBURY AVENUE 

a!»i»!!tal dltnmfirt. 

Hia captain. 

nichurd ShaneUs, ah ,„„ {. )ain 

^"VJ"^ r "L » ?»»« •>'«« «"*" 

him 

TH1 OCEAN CITY SINTINILLE06IR 

in all, Hia .h.w prwiot., th* 

PVncn which brau«ht MiHIri lov. 

m vur conml.l.ntly durlnf In 

rxr-and • hill run an Iraaaiway, 

It It a lyaty itary anictM cent 

mrantly b, a a roup af acMnwhna 

•alaiiM Indlcata futun itardsni. 

The openinii nltiht crowd was ue|, 

. iimfil hy HrtHliiriid Jonalhan Dwleht 

Mb*s Maria Ailams extended Oeeiiii 

r Murti;. \ Smith, wife of Ihe fltM>t or party llshii.R •«!« sight *««k 

u iHiiilr i>f!*"« >«>»t^ flptralrd by th* bay front 

u fitm-btili.-1'kfK.. gleaming 

ull Into tlt wjitrr* of HtMOh 

to st 

Th. bunchln* wa. .H^ri by 

Mavvr Edward B. B*wli«r and Cwnml»l«n*r 

Lauranc* *. Lunny, al«rt« 

-i.h a h«, .f p»Pi. ; * 

The eraft i» scheduled fur JI trial 

i utt Thlx week a*t iiiHin a^ her twi 

IWHi hui »,i po«i>r Parknrd marine en 

tine* mi adjusted mid wurmeil up 

The < Imiii it expected to rpael 

Vin#>land Night* at 

Gatowav, W«dn*fday 

p V a n l*e" M en Post Xv. 107, 

of that city «M 

Omfl City awl ».. 

the nroccfd. froati 

for "Mr Bob*-rt»go 

thr pant 

jî m Ihe Paciflc 

i'ilily errw. 

•^(o omcer, Mr. Roberts Rivalling Hia ,,„., ftrftrmt 

C*rmon 

4 l,itnM cart .nrhu,l..tlc.llv Ih* dlffllult rol. „ EB.i,B p»uii* m«l! .1 Ml, », 

,HP«I • numl»r ^m^%l*" nt A , n - **••'• dl Mlille Mayur Fr?(t Chaiiman, «t 

Henry SchroU •» 

The Flylnn t'loild slid iliimi the 

.Somers Point, offvri'd the srime for 

dent of the WlMw 

hi» mmrminity. 

way. of the llsllt Boatyard Satin 

Him lul week to i 

day afternoon, with hundred,, Iliimi. manti w«r« «*rvad t« Itt* 

Harry Ktwle. TTle.i_ 

Mr Rubvrts will run throiish .Inly 

the bayfreiit and In boals ihce. nu; of tp«ctat«n. 

Charles Maaclanlla Brat, 

4, with a selhuut huuse likely every, 

nl«hl, "Paint Vuiir Wat'un," Ihe ihe launching ui me newest addlNuii 

VFW, of Vlnel«nd, In HpanwrlnK* a dent, and nomlutod tbt I 

POpiiiar musical with a western seh lo the Blue KihlKin Fleet upiratnl 

Thr 

far three vie* | 

pi'nlei'f.tHurK. the Flying Saucer,! lumvrrow ut the ftalt*WAV Musical 

C.pling.r. whs Allad tiny, will be the nest otTerinK of 

o be rrcated. The lot* 1 

liy Cap! Chris Monlauna. 

Flylnri Cmise and Flyintf Pony In tho ' I'lnyhoiiHt 

com.d, ralai al th. the Playhoiise, runniiiy from

SHAKES 

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rlTl»6 PONY HOW WINHW6 DAftY 

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A|_Jwt Water Swfce 

•OMBfcg POtNT-SonMrVpolnt of- 

Bdala have moved u> Jain those 

other mainland oommtmtttea In a 

eompUInt, about MrvUe br the At 

lantlo County Water Co. 

Mayor _fr*t Chapman Inatructed 

aollcltor ntai Naaana to confer with 

etty Mltcitore In Unwood. North- 

Firemen Prepare 

Country Fair 

Annual Event Set 

For Saturday 

TUiSOAY, 

puma. HaMm ark Mia, 

WUkle, Mn. Mary _. Coraon. Mn. Mtq 

Fbl Faahler, Mr. M and d Mn. Albert Walk 

and the Rev. Harry P. Findeinp 

owHrttorkal 

Church Clou Hoi 

Society 

Dinner in Rosort 

MARMORA-T«n member, of the 

Joy Clm of the Second Cape May 

BapU«t Church of Palermo anJoiFM 

SOiURS POINTV-H. It 8. Sin 

•y HIKMAN *. WALKtR a dinner Thundiy evening at the 

d*r, of FuA Scpublk. will be chair- Add and plMnntvlUa and to pre- MARMORA —All road, will lead DnS it, Rwtaurant In Ocean City. 

man of a leu, to be aerad undar a brief for the Public Utilltlea Saturday to the Marmora Fire Hall, A mu.lcal atmoiphera waa provided 

tk* •tuple*, of U» Atlantic County Comm! niaaton citing the water com 

M14 Mbjtorical SoeJaty today y from 1 to 4 

when the Volunteer Fin Company by a plantot during the dinner The 

panyl alleged laxity in providing ta 

p. m.. *tt 

SMMra S Manalon, Ml , haad- hd 

and In Ladles' Auxiliary are biiiily remainder of the evening wal apanl 

provemeot*. 

engaged making preparation foi on the Ocean City boardwalk. 

tie Society Th Th* hhoateai 

•TBUp will appear In colonial «M- Commenting on the pltuatlon. their second annual Country rair. ThoH who enjoyed the Mcial tvt 

Councilman Joeeph Welntraub HU The program being arranged Is ninf were Mn, Anna Well*. Mra 

that "two year, ago the water combe 

aiabted by 

designed to provide fun for every, Marie Totten. Mra. WlhM Clayton, 

pany wa» asked to put a water main 

Kn. Clarence WMmi, or Ventnor, 

body from the opening at 10 o'clock Mn, Elitabeth Cunningham. Mn. 

In Occatur av. and bu dona nothing 

Mn. Howard Stout Jr.. NorthneM; 

In the morning until the hand brings Winnie Gandy, Mr.. Helen shoonkolT, 

about It We are putting out money 

MSm Sanh Sicker. Pleaaantvllle, and 

the duvet dance to an end at mid Mn, Anna Collins. Mra. RAM Wood.. 

and getting no Improvement" 

Mn. Minnie S. Smith. Port Republic. 

nlitht. Pony rides for, the children Mn. Kathryn Gandy and Mn. EUic 

Member* of the Burlington County 

and hayrldes for their eiders, a pet SlltH. 

llUtorlcal Society will be honor 

•how at 1 o'clock, and priie con- 

guana, 

tests far children of all ages will be 

T«t are held weakly and Mrs. VeteroiTeachers stellar attractions, 

Leonard Runditrom. of Atlantic CUy, 

For evening vlnkors who dont 

woo U Brasent Men week, abw will 

want to dance there will be games 

asaiat, Mn. Vernen iooy, caretaker 

In the lire house, where memben ol 

6et Pay Raises 

of the building, will conduct gUMU 

the company are building booths. 

through the Mace, AdBualSB n 

Displayed for sale will be baked 

free to memben of the Atlantic $200 Oivan Thoae gaodlet, garden produce and candy. 

County HUtorlcal Society. Then In 

Features will be a "White Elephant" 

H*M 30 Ytan 

a nominal fee for Interested guaats. 

booth and • Ash pond. Hot dogs 

SOMKRS POINT—A »200-a year In 

and soft drinks will be an gale all 

crease In salary for teachers In the day and evening. 

P«ggy Wlgflfctworth •omen Point school aystem far 10 Both the Methodist and Baptist 

iremn or more was approved by the hurches will have booths in charge 

tltis Bli'lliflfsy Party Board of Education late last week. of commltteea of church women. 

GOMERS POINT—HIM F»ggy Ann In addition, teachers with 10 yean In the event of rain on Saturday, 

Wlgsle«worth, daughter of Mr, andor 

more tenure In local schools were lie fair will be held Monday. 

Mrs, Tbomaa Wlggleiworth, cele given a raise of tlM annually. 

br.ted her second birthday annl- The Increases ire In addition to 

nraary recently and entertained a ttie 1200 boost in teachers' pay pre^Sapp 

(tamed Trustee 

group of,friends at her home, luusly voted by the hoard. 

Glbbt ay. 

Teachers with more than 20 yean 

The table was attractively daco> and who will receive the *2O0 In 

t Church 

rated In pink and white, with a crease are Mrs. Hetty Gain, it years; MARMORA—Hobart Sapp Jr., of 

large birthday cake ai the center- Mn, Florence Johnson, So, Mrs Mar •eesley's Point, hog been elected to 

piece. Game* were played and re- garet Kapelli, 31: Mrs Margmt serve as trustee of the Second Cape 

treihmantt served. 

RUey, 29, and Mrs Catherine Smith, May Baptist 'Church of Palermo for 

Helping ' Aon celebrate were JO, 

the imexplred term of the lute Elton 

Corson. 

Joann and r Mesken, Marie and 

Alfred r UileU, , Jorethr lader, Mra. 

Announcement was made of the 

Sinawikt Hear 

Vtotat Bader, Mn. Emma Metiers, 

Hot Dog" Roast sponsored by the 

Mr», Marie Cramer, Mn, Claire Ur 

Young Married Women's Class, to 

Talk On Mexico 

icU and Police Chief WUnarn Mer. 

he given for children of the Sunday 

SOMERS TOINT — Mrs, George 

row, Peggy AnnH grandlathef. 

School at 8 p. m. Tuesday. July 13, 

Martin, of pleauntvllle, took mem- at the beach in Beesley's Point, Reben 

of the Semen Point Sinawlk freshments for the children are free 

Club through an Illustrated tour of and a nominal charge will he nude 

Mexico, with the use nf colored for adults. 

slides. Thursday afternoon, when the 

club met for luncheon at the Allan A tentative date of Saturday, July 

tie City Country Club, Northfield. 24, was set for the Annual Sunday 

Mrs Raymond Smith, president 

School picnic to be held at Lenape 

conducted the •hart business meet- 

Lake, Mays Landing. 

ing, Mn, Russell Hay was in charge Plans are being made for the 

of arrangementi. 

l&Hh anniversary of the church m 

Hie next meeting will be the an 

Palermo, which will be celebrated 

nual picnic at the Fraser estate, 

June 19, IRS. 

English Creek. 

Attending were Mrs, Smith, Mrs. 

C. Hardle, Mri. H, rofd, Mrs, Fred 

Hoffman. Mrs. Elmer Blake. Mrs, 

George Roberta, Mr«, c. Dubenori, 

Mrs, W Mutier, Mrs, Paul Cameron. 

Mn, Fred chapman, Mrs, John Koch, 

Mrs. R. Hagenbucher, Mrs. W, Mac 

Bain. Mrs Charles Odem, president 

of PleBsantvUle Sinawlk, MM. C. E. 

Johnson and Mrs. Sclma Hageiibueher. 

1 Four Students 

At Boys' State PHONE 

Four Ocean City High School Juniorg 

are attending the 9th annual 6-1036 satooi 

summer session of Jersey Boys state, 

101 S. INDIANA AVI, 

sponsored by the New Jersey Depart, 

ment of the American Legion at 

FAT MATTKO, M 

Rutgers University, New Brunswick. 

The event opened Sunday and will 

continue until Saturday, . 

Ocean City Is being represented 

at the affair by Frank Wicltes and 

Charles Hadtke, both of Ocean Oily; 

Richard Straubmiller, of Sea Isle 

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