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DRAPE 

mermaid could 

for more 

this fully 

ioned 

Ljtyid rubber 

ihmth. 

average or 

% length 

•l>oHswear 

diagonal paisky 

by Jantzen 

Art Finder looks for fit, 

comfort kad smut fabric In his 

swimwear to take the rugged 

wear given by this world-famous 

skin diver. One of Us 

'favorites this season is Jantzen'a 

cotton diagonal paisley print 

flat front boxer trunk. 5.00. 

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D«y* •t30«.hi. to nao p.m 

OrifeMfl'tLMAiNtM Record Hop July 11 

WendtU F. Row, MB at Mr. Wd 

MM, D«U MM, «f m m A. » 

In Convention Hal) 

tw UalD ft* D*»'« LM «t 

Franklin Schooi of Scion ml** hold the tat of UN •UUBBM' Mt. 

nA« to to ta SBIM S it. ft. la* and owl hep. for »• *«« o» W *«» 

dent SchoUnhlp Fund on Monday, 

May ^stalelMi coorw. TW TWi I I* ' ••» 

.wood tt» Mr. HM MI **•« 

h I I 

MOM CEEL'S 

1201 SlnipMn Aw 

NOVVOTiN 

Try Our 

Subs - Pizza 

NOTICE 

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ILll ftliitWn nf IT"-*- 1 !*'* —*• 

«5Si WrtUwUI b. MM•*;W» 

monks, for U» prot»in. «*>»Pin 

penon will be »« •" 

Co tad »oybe»n futures waken 

nirtliir. 

Thai* Will Be a Regular 

TRASH COLLECTION 

MONDAY, JULY 4th 

from Sth Street North to 

Bridge including the Gardens 

RAY GIPFORD, Supt. 

Ocean City Department of Public Works 

FOR DELICIOUS DINING , 

CRYSTAL ROOM - 

OCEANIC HOTE. 

11th and Wesley Avenue 

BREAKFAST 8 a.m. until 10:30 am 10c to $1.50 

DELUXE DINNERS 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. ..... $2.00 to *3.Qj>! 

Delightfully Different 

M. RYAN, Minaiement •"• 

GOOD POOD HOSPITALITY COURTEOUS SERVICl 

Priori* IXport 9-1310 

J OHNSON'S CONFECTIONS 

Snail City Boardwalk's Largott 

HOME MADE ICE CREAM & CANDY SHOP 

NOHPAREILS , , , 

Drop* rrf rich chocolate at (heir deUdoua best 

Blended with special chocolate Uquora 

Proeess4d la the Johnaon Homemade tradition. 

Also out wonderful boxed assortment 

Milk end Doric Chocolot. »1.50 

WE 6H1P )• 

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if, < 

AVENUE 

rotary Sets Out 

Baity tiM •,»••, fll| 

FrkUy •«. I»,i 

\UDAY 

I 

Apartment 

ee s 

1AY, JULY 4th 

BCp«t 

tHI OCRAN City MNt)NlL>UiPk*n •» high tMi (IHwhich 

are all eared for greatly by 

wn nni*tlv>. Four other *»mpU« this 

ihowffd 49 tocMrll « fh* highttt 

eounf, 

Compl«t« Coverage Is Behind '59 The State of New Jersey has been 

of Your Oil Burner 

R aetlvltsp in Ocean City examining the simples for the past 

showed a sharp decline for the first six years, and the latest report is the 

for Juil a six months of 1BBO eomparod with best the loesl health department 

last year, according to figures re- hns ever received, Mr, Chattln stated 

Few Pennie* a Day leased yesterday afternoon by the 

office of acting Building Inspector, Woman, 80, Injured 

Walter E. Hosier. 

DoHar-wlRe there is an overall de. (n Wesley Av. Crash 

cllne of llBa,MT BO far this year, 

including ic uaing new ««« dwelling Unii5 »"'» costs '» Injured 

An iO-year-Qld 

Wednesday 

woman 

night 

was 

when 

slightly 

the 

•hich dropped oil *100,000. Until the , which she was a oassenaer 

eloje of b^mpM yesterday thj trt.1 , Slu^^S ^ ^ ' 

LOCAL 

24-HOUR SERVICE 

FACTORY TRAINED 

SERVICEMEN 

per Information on 

THIS LOW COST PLAN 

Call EXport 9-O4S0 

LOUIS JACCARINO 

FUEL OIL 

PLUMBING - HEATING 

Ganaral Motor* DCIEB-HMI 

611 WIST AVENUE 

MAKE IT 

YOURSELF 

KIT 

Main ih«m tar youn.H. 

Olv. ikMn to yuur friMdi. 

Kit Includn approx, M fasclmulnK metal but. 

toiu (no two ulikc). olnailclzo eord, knlltlnB 

and crocheting instructlsfu. 

RECEIVED , 

Complete Selection 

PRINGLE 

2 Children Rescued 

MATCHING SKIRT KITS 

From Drifting Raft 

Lifeguards were summoned to i 

unprotected beaoh at list MonA Dorothea Robinson 

afternoon to rescue two children I 

a aurt raft we» mnatols to retaraj 

•hue by themselves, Beach OT Is-. YARNS 

Captain Thomas Williams report*/ 

ALL YEAR 

ROUND 

BiU Mower, g, of Olenrtaw, 

lk iB M 

and his idaynMa, Holly Gales, f 

Mall & Phone Orders Solicited 

QiMtephni, Pa, vm brought r 

LENDING LIBRARY 

m th« heach m Lllegua«d» 

Hatnltlon and E*wanl Ward. Ni 

Aild suffered Injury Owl the • 

ferlenee. 

S "" l * mW 

estimated Building cosiswcre ll.iai,. 

428 and at the end of Juno 1959 the 

figures stood at $1311,973. 

Par n*w dwelling unit! the Mil 

mated costs far the first half year 

•re Mif,lll this year and w»r* 

fnt.llS for the flnt six month! 

last v*»r. Thar* ware permits If 

sund for onlv 41 ntw dwelllngi 

hers thh year, *hlle in ifSf there 

were M nm dwelling permits 

The month of June showed a docline 

in the total estimated buiidina 

costs. Last month the permits Indi. 

catod the costs were S1B9,54Z, com. 

pared with »M7,iia for the same 

manth last year. 

Permits were issued for 10 new 

dwelling units wlfli an estimated 

cost of $134,500 last month, while In 

June. 1050. 18 similar permits were 

issued with estimated costs of ilii, 

000. 

Amputated Heater 

Causes Small Fire 

An improperly installed gas water 

heater caused a fire Wednesday afternoon 

ai 51! 18th St., which resulted 

in an estimated ilM damage to the 

building, according to Fire Chief 

Samuel H. Smith, 

The premises ore owned by Helen 

Oriffin and the house is occupied by 

Frank Watson 1*6 heater burned 

a hole throush the floor wherc_ It 

was standing, Chief Smith said. The 

legs had boen removed to provide 

clearance under a window and tlie 

floor CBUght fire, he added. 

Firemen under the direction of 

acting Deputy Chief Carl s, Shaw 

brought the blase under control 

within minutes after they arrived, 

Hosfess House Sefs 

Season's Program 

The flrit meeting of the IMO sum, 

mer season of the board of the 

hoard of Uie Hostess House Tor Con. 

valescent Girls was held Tuesday 

evening at the house, 940 Central av, 

Plani for the coming season were 

discussed. The annual Open House 

and Donation Day has been set for 

I p.m. Thursday, July 14, is 

entertainment will he presented .cial 

,4 .. 

An 

invitation to 

cool elegance 

that's the . 

SPECTACULAR 

Cooler, lighter, more flattering than any suit you've ever 

our 'Botany' 500 Spectacular. Tailored with the distinctive DaretT touch 

from a fabric of the world'i rarest wonted yams blended with DacronV 

it will be one of your favorite warm-weather suits, See it tdday in the new 

Unsurpassed Comfort 

panerM and colon, 

for the RUPTURED! 

Is die 

Of the •BOTANr 500* LOOK. 

...youra for only S|| 

ini l Utura on Wesley av, near 

WITH Luiuar 

Hivin ••roM svaiLaci^n 

10th st,, according lo pnlkf. 

A ESfAiMtign gi 3 Uyifi ol rxm rntnsli mali. 

rtii—KJB, BMSntM-laagiilaB l«m ruBHf 

James H. Mars, ij, of S7M West Intw l*JF*f—svsid si ifisids with sstfiing tn, 

av,, was driving south on Wwles m-va oo Msiae Mid amen, BHIBIM 

when another car. dricen bj ' . Fill ISHI ruBBJf roin BM. PM«« W 

Jerome A, somers, 49, of loli Wea 

* * * 10 lililns rtguuM, WaU. 

ley av., made a U-turn, Mrs. Berthj 

Fer rcdyeiDle inegirui Nmia. By sntk- 

Mars, wife of the driver of the firs! n ill tamom BUPTUfili fjefp. Sw «' 

MEN'S SHOP 

vehicle, was treated by a local doetoi HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY 

for contusions of the head. 

720 Asbury Annw 

Police estimated the damage ai ltd ft WasMy Ays, Oc«n City 

WOO to both cars. Mr, Somers was 

charged with making an illegal turn 

and interfering with traffic. 

Cape May Canal Span 

Opens For Holiday 

f 

TRENTON—The New Jersey Statt 

Highway Department's new high-level 

bridge over the Capo May Canai is 

Upper Township Uape May County, 

will start carrying Route U. S, » traf. 

fie late today. 

According to a Highway Department 

spokesman the shift in traffic 

to the new bridge Is being made before 

the §1.3 million project is entirely 

completed In line with the De. 

partment's policy of making new improvements 

available to the public 

at the earliest possible moment. 

Work on the project has been ex, 

jicdited in order to assure the hridce 

and approach roadways could be 

utilised in castnn heavy Independence 

Day week-end traffic. 

The spokesman said, however, that 

traffic will continue to use the new 

bridge and its approaches for the 

balance of the construction period, 

Trade-Business 

MCKESSON SUMMER SPECIALS 

School Planned 

A nlne-niembsr committee to study 

the possibility of a vocational-business 

scJiooi in Cape May County 

was named this week by Assemblyman 

Anthony J. Volpe, of Ocean 

City. 

Tlie action fallows a statement 

made By Mr, Volpe last week that 

in the face of the anticipated arowtJi 

of the Industrial complexion of Cape 

May County, trained employes an 

refrejhmentj will be served. The pub- an immediate requirement. 

lic Is Invited, 

Major Industrie, in New York, 

Pennsylvania and other parts of 

Landing gear for jets among New Jersey will be solicited to loan 

patents, 

maehlnea and equipment to the proposed 

school for the purpose of 

eiauMed Ala Bring Quick training youths in manual ions. 

The group, to toe known as the 

Cape May County Vocational and 

GIANT VALUE 

Business School Study Committee, 

ifrOUNCI 

will gather at a luneheonmeeUne on 

July 13, 

STATIONERY 

INITURE•• • BEDDING - • FLOOR COVERINGS Named to the group are Wiliard 

LANOLIN PLUS 

Commander Gerald H. 

Matthews, county superintendent of 

Chaplain V8N, with his wife and! 

schools! A. Bdward Tedesco, Wild 

taoghten M vJ»iHBg hta »*" 

wood superintendent of schools; 

SHAMPOO 99c 40 Envslopo* 

Hrs. Neman V, Sargent, of U < 

For Home 

William H, Donahue, of the County 

•a. Chapl.ln Mat h lUtk-* 

Teachers Association: Mn, Freda 

fie US N«vM Air Station In 1 

Wilson, of the County P,T,A.; F«e. 

97c 

holder Leon H Shuck, Lou la A, 

Rodla, of Uie County Press Club, 

Jacob Selgel, of Uie County Lugiw 

Cottage 

I of Municipality, and George Cartar, 

executive secretary at tho County 

Chamber of Commerce, 

IT. S. leads Britain, 3-1. In Wightman 

tennli. 

WWL EUCTRK FAN 

f-IOT 

srauff Hi 

710 ASBURY AVINUI 

$1.06 V.lu. 

KKODENT 

Now Only 89c 

8 Rag. Me Tub- Jj 

0 AW 

H U C H E S 

CENTRAL PHARMACY 

8TH ST. AND WESLEY AVE-DCCAiM i 

FREE DEI 

M.0O 

STOPETTl 

MILON 

Only 99c

, *#^ 

•> r 1 *- 

Parking 

JULY4J* 

r •^HBBwflSBHS^Bff *^^^«^^^^^B • ^^^^^^^^r^^^^P ^^^^^^^* 

Fri. 'H110 p.m. 

Srnokod, 12 to 16 lbs. average! 

(»m* tfkn ranwwwl) 

LtiKstter Brand Brltketi 

S53" ConiedBeef- 75' 

'i|^ - 45 C 3> 1.29 

r RoHs 8.A 24* 

Brtnd Vacuum P«fc*d 

Meats or Salads 

lJb. tUM 

•f ywr 

IMIVMIMI pfcfi*. 19c 

'KAIN, GOICEN « MARBLfc-SAVi l«d 

Pound Cake 

I fly «*«• 

"Gomip toe often 

L. loth mMm MM. 

OMW city, wd Din. 

(At SH tm MA6NfflCB(T EARllsTYll SUPffl 

16 th STRr ^ 

s««nt MH |Mlldl nytar. Worthy «.b»n «( snwtk iiaUt In i FREE PAR 

AND ALL OTHER WTO-THe-MINUTB tH CLOSED ma mmKf, 

anil aapur. 

deeonMd In ««• ma »«. •»» 

la latin O MsGtaty, FMt Mains, win 

^ AFRICAN VIOLETS 

"PINK SHASTA - a fringa Pink Double" 

"PINK HALO - White Edgo Pink Singh" 

TWO NICI ONIS — Ragulirly $140 Wih 

THIS WliK t% |__ $*».00 

ONLY , , . ^ I»I •* 

, . In Llnwood at Our Air-Condltlon«d GREENHOUSE 

OAK AM, NEAK CCNTRAL AVI, 

(7 nrilH fnm twi CHy, iwM all Rout, f) 

ucire/Greenhouses ,,. UHWOOO, M. J, 

Ocean City'* Franklin Storm 

WALLACE 

HARDWARE 

750 Asbuiy Avenue 

^ ..y EXport 9Jm7 

Complete Hardware Stock 

HOUSEWARES • GARDEN TOOLS 

1 DUPONT PAINTS • 

ALL TYPES Of LAWNMOWERS 

SOW • SERVICED 

WE TRADE 

POWER MOWERS RENTED 

POWER MOWERS REPAIRED 

Wo Sharpen All Mower* 

. Full Line of 

Beach Umbrellas - Rafts 

UMBRELLAS REKTEO . . , *3 weekly 

OPEN 

All Day * 

Monday 

BERT'S PATIO SHOP 

SURF RAFTS 

by Hodgnun-ÂII made in HM food oM V.SJK. 

RAFT REPAIR 

From V s 

: '- 

J BY FACTORY M1THODS 

I UMBRELLA ft BEACH CHAIR REPAIR 

OUTDOOR FURNITURE 

• < SAND CHAIRS '3.95 ut> 

• BEACH UMBRaLAS »8.95 •- 

' 6ARDEH SUPPLIES 

INSECTICIDES • ROSE DUST 

SCOTT LAWN SEED 


2nd and W.«t Av-m* 

•wed u aw Id. M«M MIL 

TUUIkAV— 

adw Church meeting, I p m , 

* * * 

J«ycee-et«i DMsetlin, •p.m. 

New Arrivals 

•In new addtttou to limiUes of 

the area checked In at tha Stork 

GMb «l Shan Memorial Hospital 

during the past wMk. 

Congratulstkma go to Utrtta and 

Raymond McElhcnny, of m W. Johnson 

av,, Somers Point, on tbs birth 

of a daughter at 1:48 a. m. June 24. 

Helen and Roy juksan, of 31 S. 

shore rd,p Marmora, welcomed a soa 

at 1^ p. m, Jiue 2S, 

Butrln and Charted Scanlon, of 

S48 4th st4 ioBers Foint, are an- 

BounelBg the birth of a ion at 10:25 

pn June 17, 

Also os Juee 17 a SOB arrived at 

7ilS p, m, for Laura ssd jobs Si^ 

ton, of 104 W, PitcoM av., Llnwood. 

Congratulation! are in order far 

Catherine and WUlard Green, of 

ton Stawwa av,. Ocean city, on the 

btrtb of a son at 1:06 a, m, June 31. 

Goff Couple 

WBCJ65 Yean 

ifc. and Ih, Ralph L. Gsff, of 

Shore rd,. Ocean View, win celebrate 

tiietr 65th wedding anniversary at 

tteta home tomorrow, Jubr S. 

Mr. and Mrs. OoB were mirrled 

In South Dennis In 1895. Mrs. tell 

formerly was a school teacher In 

Cap* May and Mr. Goff was a elvU 

engineer. 

They moved to Ocean City In ini 

and Hr. Doff became city engineer, 

a lob which he held for M nm 

Itiey moved to Ocean View in iili 

«* have resided there ever since 

They have three children, Mis 

William H, Mowen, at dean Ctty, 

Col, John L God, ret., of Taconu 

Wash.; Harvey 8, OoB, of Wlhnlni; 

tan, Del.! three grandchlldron and 

three great irandahUdren. 

Class Of '36 

Plans Reunion 

Initial plans were discussed lor the 

pth reunion of Ocean city High 

School Class of '38 at a meeting last 

week In the home of Mrs. Ken 

Flood Tne reunion, the Ant one the 

class has aver had. Is scheduled for 

sometime next spring. 

Whitney Shoemaker Is president 

of the da» and Mrs. alary Buffchart 

Halnes la secretary. Of the almost 

•iO members of the ska at the preiat 

time It 1B believed the where- 

Awls of all of them Is known. 

Those attending the. committee 

nesting ware Mm. Malnes, Mrs, 

Butt Jeffers, Mn. Theresa Taecar 

too, Mn, Flood, ms. Bartaja Sdbal, 

Obi. Ruth OorM, Mrs. Angela Braca 

Mary Burkhart, Mm, Ann WUkln. 

Mrs, ROM Ella BUby, Mrs. Lucille 

French Cake, Mrs. Vota Bone Flukey 

and Mrs. Betty Downey Lovette, 

MONDAY, fUHAAY AMP 

WEDNISDAV SPECIAL 

HELENE CURTIS 

PERMANENT »1O° 

10 Committee OiliiBm tor tho net 

Ox MUM , 

Alvi« CNMU MpMIng Off 

•»*_••» M. Banal B. Cattail, 

iMn, Hflfcert PeKoei, BrtMiiUiiei '. _ 

Decorating. Ma. gsymond Catey, no meeting of the Council __ 

UDWsod, sad In, John MeNaUy, oing. Nolt Frldjiy evecini, July 

City and Mn, W. Shaffer Smith, ish Hall. The public la 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS | 

THi WASHBOWL 

OCMR City'a Mutt Madam Coin Op*r*t*d Laundr 

HUB SHOPPING CENTER, 16th St. & Hovan A 

• 17% Minute Wash • Soft Water 

FAMOUS FRISIDAIRE 

30 WASHERS — 1 DRYERS 

SHELDON'S 

5 & 10c STORE ' 

1606 Haven Av*. Ocean 

IN THE HUB SHOPPING CENTER 

GREETING CARDS 

FOR ALL OCCASIONS 

HOBBY MODELS 

BEACH WEAR - RAFTS 

Open Every Evening 

-NOW OPEN- 

LUIGI'S 

/ ITAUAH RBIAURAMI 

q 

AIR-CONDrnONED 

AT 00* N1W LOCATION IN 

THi HUB SHOPPING CENTER i 

l

JjfBK 

AVMHM 

to 

H*n Sunday 

to*. giMiM 

Weitmlnltter feer 

Outr 

daughter 

& in T5i 

ediulloD at 

at Prince- 

Mo. Hamuiyi liu don* axtciuln 

work 111 UUa country and aboa/d. Her 

forte la concert and oratorio rcperloln, 

ud I* certainly one or the 

flout In bet; medium. Her ivitular 

[appaaraaea with Mr. Ormandy and 

tn« Philadelphia Orrlxutra prove 

her artlatiy. 

At 11m mrrlm at the FJrat M*th- 

• Odlat Church Sunday she will he 

heard In "Hear Ye. Israel." by Men 

ideliaohn; ^Prayer" by Bethoven 

"How Seautl/ul Upon lhe MounUin, 

by llarker, and a Negro spiritual. 

CleaeMetf Ada Bring Qulc* 

FOR THE SEASON 

TE STEAK HOUSE 

Mtf WMIV? Av#, — Ground Fleer Strand Hsfs! 

> • B|OILED SIRLOIN STEAK 

[• DELICIOUS % B.Q, CHICKEN 

SOUTHERN FRIED 

DISJOINTED CHICKEN 

1 

TENDER RpAST CHICKEN 

• JUMBO LOUISIANA SHRIMP 

• RSH OF THE DAY, Broiled 

L 4 Abo OTHER TEMPTING DISHES 

Chilled Tpss Salad — Choice of Drewing 

French Fried or Potatoes de jour 

Assorted RoUs 

AH Baking Done on Fremiies 

PASTRIES AND DESSERTS THAT 

ARE OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD 

a.*a1i.....t......T,Tt,ltttll 

CASH LOANS QUICKLY 

48 

YOUR 

CHOICE 

VACAT!eH fo EXPEMSE 

EMER6ENCIES 

Any Worthwhile Purpose 

25 to $?00 i 

LOANS 

•ltd 

LOANS TO HOUSEWIVES 

OUR SPECIALTIES 

Call[«r HIM In today 

Loan Co. 

Of Ocean City 

WO ASBURY AVi. (S«ond Floor) 

. - OnxHM* Wwlweriti-. 

Wi N. •»- lk«.» No. in 

I H all Mir&y 

' 

TOM BRADDOCK 

PHONE 

WW700 

Mr. and Mrs. Cerruti Honored 

At Golden Anniversary Fete *\ 

t 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

rach/ Club Smt 

For Bridge Play 

The annual bridge t&unu 

ihe Oc**an City Yaelit Club i 

next week, Duplicate bridge 

ulod far Tuesday evenings s 

o'clock shsFP, Weekly p 

swarded. These Interested 

sted to either Drag a perl 

„. Mrs, An many JT DO 

iJi mako srrsrifc*omefit§. _ 

•will continue fhfoujif. 

inunutn.cn t bridge 

mvdy Thyrsdsy even 

wyj b#liold every fhi 

at 1:30 and will 

ry Thursday up tp and ihe 

I August 23, Weekly prizes are f 

ed in this series also fcowoy. 

The Bible 

And Daily Ufa 

Is clear that 

iSOll His aiilhoi 

|ary To 

rs. Adler 

whe-n 

y in t 

"1 Niiy unto yau" i, „„. 

thu imlh hi? had \a derl i", and n/ 

heeaiisn «f ,in ordinary •taiiemJirrank F. Adlir 

of n frWi^tiT to his di?«'ij. 

HIM HjscJpIOSi though they wnf^ F Adlpr. uf Ocean 

slow io Ki=nsp (Jie meaning of what he .ppaker nt the first 

'rrv deeply flitAch«iiur>. eroarnm tin Tut^ 

Hold 

tint 

tii their ni(ij.tiT bwause of tht .way , ,„ ult 

ly or His lifr, • »l lnt ' Bl " 

1 But Jesus turned doftm mrre pefii ^ T 'Tii*j 

snniil (illflihniint. Hi- said. "Why di Worltl_-i>bt 

yt- call Me Lord, Lord,, and do naf s i yn p l a > 

the thiiiys whieh I 5i!y,' T and her t 

The«e words raise a verj' imnoHink F '\i!! 

tan! quesiinn ahoui bur relationship perrormai 

!o ,Ieîi^, If HO priffess to he Chri* Play on M _ 

iian^, where is niir life and alleaUent trip to Kuropt*: 

antr In >•• ieathina or doelrinq Brooks of Philadelph 

aljoiit ,le«u«7 Is it loyalty to Him asj,v will' be ihe slam 

n ureat liHure or reliijion and history?idcr aynin this M-O.IO 

Mr. and Mr*. Peter Cerruti 

ftr is it supreme loyally to liiajn,\oloist lur lhe dii 

Mr, and Peter Cerruti, of i«s and famijleir, Mr. and Mi rruth that He deelarcd and to thn Brideeam will prise 

1033 West av.. observed their SOtii George Lsvis and Mrs. Edwin Hum example ihal He save? •"-'--». 

wedding lnnlver«ar.v Monday, June and ehildrtm, Edwin, Susan ar Are we among thos, who say' r k,, will •-• ••• 

"Lord, Lord," bul whose llvf • do lie 

11, A family diflnor parly was hrlil Gtwgc, all of Ocean rity: the 

iundav in celebration of the aiToil j Kranddauohler and nor nushan 

r '* 

ill be as- ,.,! hi ; MM 

espress the reality of ull inat It 

; said? 

Jr.. Mr Herman Al- 

it Petlnelll's In Noi 

, It is 

I,i aii.ii,!. .ir. 

eat 

and Mrs, James r.-istalaÛ 

nurv .ind the 

Mr* WiMirim 

and Mrs. Cerrull were mar. 

Christ 

kirdentown, N.J.. and Mrs I 

ia] iicroru (he >>d "Blank. Mrs- T. 

rfed in Philadelphia and eame to s sistri", Mrs. Eiiiily Arpiiio 

r hi'jiiiji and 

of || 

Mi , nobi'ft »• rkluy: 

rean City where Mr. CetTUli opined its Point Mr. and Mrs Cen 

Hi M. If, 

. Rk'hard riunn. Mrs 

. beauty •shop in IBOa Mr, CJeinili ^_ 

kdird Mri. Loilmi" Del 

has been a hair stylist all his life e., — j_„ »a „• _i^ Barbara Boyd Makes f)3ild Ellintl. M'». Wll 

jnd when their daughters, Teiri and Sunday- ml/SICOleS 

fc Mrs Willinm Unskill 

Betty, greu- up they followed ir 

Dean'$ List At SCU 

tiatiis, Mrs O.i'iir Hack 

their father's footsteps. Several year: At Flanders Hots) 

Mr, Cerruti turned his busines: 

Miss Harbara Boyd. 

M 

to his daughters, Howeyr, hi The )! inn i!l\- 

[Airs. Lillian Boyd, of M2 H;7vpn'nv." i ,rd lli|| \li.< Emit) 

'Wn A me 

iiiues to help out as tie is need 

Wiiit 

; has made the Dean's List at Ihe L'ni. t. Cm-dun LiilU'iH-, Mrs- 

•ka will I 

, versiiy of South Carolina To,- ihi. f Mr. Biiuine 1 yni-i.; 

it the iiiitial Sundii 

•> semester. This marlts the .eeoiiil , VM,n4inli Mr- ciin"!e: 

Those present at the dinner pnrM. 

ale at thu Flindei 

were their sons and families. Mr | Hotel 

r* year she has received ihis honor 'JRijh.-n Paul Mi--. Him 

and Mr*. Robert Cerrull and son1 

Om 

Miss Boyd, who nag eiled as Iwiv. ' a.,," Willinm R.iaii.irnii'l 

•f the 

Roger, ef Allenlown, Pa i and Mrof 

(hi 

featu; .'I ina one of Ihe hialuM averaue, on \t snmtison. Sirs 

otel's >t!mmer prttgr le lhe esmpus. will enter her Junior Si \viiii:im ' Shar 

and Mrs. Julius Cerruti and son, I Musiiale Us the Plandi ii year at lhe University in the fail- Jtjnrv ill-. I»av 

Julius, of Bristol, P*u their dauyh. i under th 

r- She Is majorinii in journalisin. Mis:, ,oVin Tuiki'r Mi 

L'ni PhMadelphij 'r ":'>' 

lanisl, CHher me 

Fresh Cut the trio ,i re Jômeo Di I 

I well knowr eeili^l and Fra 

violinist 

GLADIOLAS 

GARDEN %H.00 

GROWN I »« 

d *«* arl liiih. 

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Opens Sun. 

Doll In The Pulpit 

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no-hit 

ir«-s this -înnnuM- i> Alha-n C W.I^MI 

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mini. (>J Ma Tisburu, Pi. :i yoini^ 01 UH\ f 

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THE 

MOTION 

PICTURE 

GIANT 

OF I960 

BY THE 

AIJTHOK 

CfCiwin 

MON. - WED. JULY 4 - 6 

••3 

BOARD WALK 

MAT. DAILY 2 P. M. — 2 IVi SHOWS 

TODAY ft SAT. JULY 1*3 

>•>» 

•VI SHOWS 7:15 » 9:30 

Ji ii ii 

Umax 

FRANK CAPUA'S 

AHounl 

MON. • WID. JULY 4 . & X- 

STARTING MON, FIMIT IVI SHOW AT 1 P.M. 

THEJju PARADE OF CDMEDYI 

Sham Ev. 7 * f tis - ihown B¥B a.|| Only ; 

•OTM PIATURU tHowfri P.M, MAT. , A 

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M t* "« 

Vt 1, %9» THI OCiAN CITY SINTINIL4.IDOIR 

ratone 

irHere 

. Bonnie Avalone 

Anlsne. drsnuUo toi»r, 

itWeu » the Oeetm aty Jlusic 

afternoon at The Old 

-mn ling sponsored by 

loam City »»ner mibie Con. 

L at 2;J0 p, m. 

m wrUun op by 

tlw imuwniEnt 

wkly, « ' 

with the 

ul LoBdsn. 

industry'B 

lUDdrb" in 

Or. 

^» ni singing In Broiilway 

1B children's parts from his 

_i wan, w« soprano soloist 

itbetuntd Paultat Fathera Choir 

ma, had leid parts in light 

it foartten, went on concert 

bothThere and ahroad In his 

jeau, and finally appeared at 

jfctropolltin Open. 

I IM Ige of eighteen his voice 

tale one of the rareit of the 

jt-^ hiltmate draraatie tenor, 

•rice hM Men called a "modern 

nd welHnformed people 

Music Pimr Concert Programs 

C/ar«fic^ Fuhrman, Conductor 

frank Ru Managmr 

-i I P.M. 

Sunday, July 1 

SOIXHSTS 

Mlu Chrlstlite Palmer 

Joanin Deis 

Perkins 

Soprano 

tnternaUmai Tenor 

Baritone 

Sempre Fldclls March §ou«a 

Victor Merbert Favorites .. Herbert 

Cheleste Aids Verdi 

Jean Dels 

Loin DuBsl ...,..,...., fiillet 

I'll TaJle Romance Hanmcrnein 

MUs Christine Miner 

Conxmedlan a Gallop . . Snietaiia 

Song of the Bvenlng SUr ., Wagner 

Tom ^Perkins 

Orange Blossom Overture Herbert 

INTERMISSION 

Orpheus Oyerturji .. Offenaach 

Romance 

Great iPay 

Tom Perkins 

•tudent Prlneo 

RubenMelB 

Youmans 

Romberi 

Blcen Seiectlon Herbert 

La Donna E Mobile .... Verdi 

Jean Deis 

Medley of Scotch Alr» Trad, 

Sound of Music Itsdgen 

MlM Christine Palmer 

KbiR Cotton Marsh 

Porgotten 

Tom Perkins 

My Maryland 

Souta 

Cowles 

Ksmtecg 

July im ' 

aowiSTS 

7S-Voke Haddonfield Choir 

On Musk Pimr Sat Evening 

field have termed It a 

Ejteerpts from "Countess Marita", 

Joan Hyland and Chorus. 

t million." 

«e popular operetta by Emmerich •*ISTER MINE" 

Kalman wUI be heard on the Ocean 

I appear with his Own 

Kathleen Doyle, Harry Shuster and 

City Music Pier Saturday evening at 

_ ptrty, which includes his 

chorus 

8 o'clock when the Haddongeld 

_ y» t former Broadway vocal- 

"PLAY OYPSIES, DANCE OYPSOS" 

Choral Society of 7S volees appears 

^ lad Jesn Shaw, mariinblit. 

Harry shuster and Chorus 

under the direction of Fr. Lewis A. "LOVE HAS FOUND MY HEART" 

SheBrer. 

Joan Hyland. 

v. Rndeison Hack The Hadoonfield group needs no "ROMANY UPS" 

introductiMl to .Music Pier audiences, Kathleen Doyle and Chorus. 

htm Bible Session and is appearing for Its 14 consecu, LOVE IS JUST A FLASH OF 

iUn _.. F. Fmdeison, ._..., r pastor of tlve year. Those attendlni the eon-UOHT" 

$ Bapttat Chureh, has Just | eert •will be treated to a vaHeil pro- Joan Hyland and Harry Shuster, 

from Sandy Cove Bible : gram of beautiful choral music in "FINALE — SECOND J*Ct" 

, where he, togethar with addition to the operetta excerpts. 

Entire Chorus, 

I 171 other ministers, were the The Barber Shop Quartette, fea 

I far a week of Dr. George A. tured for the flrii time last year, 

Th* cherah 

dhtctor of Mornina Cheer, 

i program heard every morn* 

was such a success It has been re. 

"The Pledge of Alleglanee" 

Wilson 

fimm Philadelphia amj Chester, 

quested to reappear. 

"Song of the Vaiahonds" Friml, 

The Society in the past season pre- "Let My Song Fill the Air" Cllarles 

i r«ar, Dr. ftlmer invites a sented 30 secular and sacred con. Because" ............ D-Hardetot. 

sf ministers from manv de. celts for various churches and or- 

HOODS from most of the Statei ganlzattons In the PhHadelph.a and "I Go My Way" La Boheme .Puccini 

I ike etftern part of the country South Jersey area. The Kaddonfleld "Ah, Sweet Myitery of Life" 

• *e his euein with all expenses Ohoral Ohol Society Sciey has s been acclaimed Herbert, sufll by Jean Johnson 

1 for i week. They share with b by critics iti as' ' one of f th the ^ tudig g Th» Chor.l: 

other Ideas, opinions, sutw* choral groups along the Eastern sea. "The Holiday Polka" Large 

• iad problems eonnerninit their board and has appeared in the"Llda 

Hose" ... Wilson 

i». md meet missionaries from Orand Court of the John Wanamaker "Seventy Six Trombones" Wilson 

s pirtg of the world. store in Philadelphia; at the Ocean 'Pick a Little, Talk a Little" 

Orove AudHoTiumj was selected to 

Wilson 

| SiTOinetmi finds 

sing for the Centennial at Atlantic 

United States 

•arMr Shop Quarter!*! 

I too slow. 

City and the lOOth Anniversary of Hie "The Halls of Ivy" .... Williams 

Welsh Society of Philadelphia; has"Moonlight 

lay" Rapport 

performed severii television and Euiene orier, David smith, 

John 

radio broadcast* and in Decem'ber Craig, Richard Hunes. 

presented a program at the Union Th> Cheralt 

League in Philadelphia for Its mem "Me and My Shadow" 

toers, Grant R, Harden wUI accom- 

Jolson and Drier 

pany the society. 

"When the Saints Go Marehlng In" 

Wfcurt ie flnri Eoiitnf 

The program! 

nrr. Schumann 

w.i.t,..,,,, ,,,,1 

»k ffit Winnsfft \a l!h_ Muttcal ••lictMtH fnm "Cavntm one of the ehalnijan of the IBth 

"VouTl Never Walk Alone" .Rodgers 

tith 4*iii/ Aillij Ctnut 

Entire Chorus. 

"DEAR HOME OF MINE" Midshipman Duckworth 

CAK MAT COUNTY Harry Shuster and Oeorje Barstar. 

"HOLA" 

Nlw JtHIiT 

In Amphibious Work 

LIlUn Seybold and Chorus, 

— Wf» far t.U., _ 

"THE CALL OF LOVE" 

NORFOLK, Va. (FHTNC) — One 

. nini, Bir 

•BPltv Hughes and Harry Shujter. at 700 Naval Academy miilshipmtn 

t 

"IN THE DAYS OONB BY" who completed two weeks of am. 

Harry Shuster and Robert Williams 

"THE .MUSIC THHJl.LS ME" phiblous warfare training June 24, 

at the Little Creek Naval Amphibious 

Base, Norfolk, Ca., was Midship, 

man Second Class Kenneth J. Duck, 

worth, son of (Mr, and Mrs, Manley 

C Duckworth of I42J Wovern Pi., 

HEAR YE! Ocean City. 

During the training period, he «. 

eeived eleven days of classroom In. 

struetions eonstatini of techniques 

of amphibious operations, prncUcal 

work in the use of amphibious equipment 

and small landing exercises on 

the beaches of the base. 

While on board ships of the Atlantic 

Fleet Amphibious Force, they 

received training in shipboard drills, 

climaxed ith an amphibious landing 

at Camp Pendlcton, Va,, June 23, 

OPEN 

EVERYDAY 

SUNDAY) 

ti3Q to 5:30 p. m. 

July 4th until 3 p. m. 

The Home of the Famous 

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PANA PASTRY 

OUR 30th YEAR 

8th STREET and MOORE AVENUE 

i WM mnd Bay Awnwri 

UO&nl MENDANA VICKKRS 

Californla vote* shows sower of 

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At Moorlyrt Service 

Dr. Norman W. Paullih 

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He's Smarter Than Taxpayer 

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dcnlien of Uw deep h«» • bUger 

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dtotanoH and dovtto, ki might apply 

It flacally and ootne up with •ens 

utonhihlng and tboeluni fl|nm. 

WW»ul thta. nswewr, points out 

U» New Jaiwr Taxparari Aaaada- 

UOB, Mr. AT«ng« ClUaen anuhnu oneoanfortably 

and atretchea a protec- 

* * * - „ 

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U oj i ^ ^ 

kow high Is np, wheM Bt tetenl 

budget y taking nil or how far la 

down—wh«t a deep bole tre're la 

with OOF nm billion federal MM, 

And. he vouldnt md any Iunt> lo 

letter telling hli Congresaman to (lap 

throwing thate bard earnad tax dsl> 

lass fato tne bffttiplm osass ef 

new spending propouli that perpetually 

Ssdd the ^Mttew*! apitoL 

Ty** th* Knet 

land^ sief hnnifiiiin. 

Eng •ffor- to Iranalaus thl. MO "•«« « «- 1*nf 

MIUM. total Into ta*mao»U_aTenuje A Wmnride, Calif., woman, eao- 

M i •—ry 4s get alwaja Mac |4alnlo( that aba and her hotbud 

theMgm*M e« the desk, M> had betn immj uptiycaiai• taten 

ezannla.tenaVaMdMgBieeanttr tor J* yMW, autved, Tfce waon 

sakmlaHd that tbe nan making #3,000 never aeen to mist ua." 

Garden Sfafe Scene . . 

TWtNTON — Naw Utwej R*pabU- 

* far U» fMKirmin to do Vl» Piwldent Richard Ntaon far 

to town and watt for the 

to open M ne oo^dbn; awn b«tt g»tea and lÛ •ltern»t« delagates 

•t th. MMTMMSMi Amphltheatm, 

«M »mt daMMd «t»., Chlcafo, on 

J » 4 l t U I U I d i 

fact that aweame- It 

aim better 

fltlnp. 

Matt of Ita M dalefatea and altamatea 

tn—i Nwr Jer^y wlB tr»—1 

to Chlcafo on «he oonmiUDn nadal 

ptana of th* American Air tinea, 

whit* laavaa Newark Airport at 3 

p. m. an July m, The balance wlU 

win future 

them, uch .toy The 

cohl'a nomlns- 

1 Wedneaday U OOP ^y, and 

Tnoiaday fat -N 

wen the pmidentlal aamlaatton 

. Capitol Hill , . , 

. The opening 

•tan at 10 a. m. and Uw tour «n> 

nlng acariona begtp at AM p. m, 

Nt«U»«B tarry tbe prooaodlngi 

to «72 TV Mittoni In m EWU 

R*dto aKUona win link 1,000 autlona. 

The contention win have a potmtlal 

audience of 45 million homes •ash 

night. Here than half • raffllan miles 

• mil carry the 

story to 1J0S Bewapapen and win 

p j y g a 

_r vataUom. there U little Ukllfaood 

Oat the Leglslatui* will reconvene 

on leptenber IS. 

T*Ji week Mr, and Mr*. Meyner 

— to retro- WJilt* Hotu. BaHng 

Astaaur, toe 

»»Br Democmtic legbU- 

AIOU Tfrftt « *«• you 

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Or- jAncfrew Telford To Speak 

At Baptist Bible Conference 

Dr. Andrew Telford 

The second week af Uie 1IM0 Ocean 

City Summer Bible Conference di 

rtcud by Dr. David P. Wright will 

open Sunday evMilne at 7:30 p. m 

The speaker will be l>r. Andrew 

Telford. pastor of Berachah Church, 

Cheltenham, Pa. 

Dr. Tel/ord Is tnown 

$49.95 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 


PhlladelfLhU pre.chir. author, nd 

Bibte Con(*rence spMkw, He wlU 

apeak «very evening (Sunday tHrough 

Friday) at 7:J0 p. m., and at In* 

Morning Bible Hour (Tueidw through 

Friday) U U «. B. . 

Dr. WMihl »1U dirwt On tUlt] 

-Old FtthioMd iHymn Stag" for tbe 

1900 HIM u Hiute Pier SumU>5 

from 8:10 tt i;36 p m. The «Umusical 

program will featun Ronni. 

Avalone, dramatic tenor, recordins 

•Ur of nni record*. 

Saturday night will open the "FUn 

Nluhl* lumaier «erie§ of (he DIM* 

t onierenw, "Windows of the soul,' 

fulllenlUi motion picture in wunii 

nd color, will be featured at 7:89 

p. m. 

David D, Allen Jr, CoBlerence » 

HEADQUARTERS for MUSIC 

THE JACK LOUIS 

MUSIC CENTER & STUDIOS 

637 Asbury Ave. 

Ex/us/ve Dealers far; 

Ocean City 

5OHMER - JANSSEN - KOHLiR 

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BAND INSTRUMENTS ACCORDIONS 

TEACHING BY EXPERTS 

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Janet Sye. 

1:30 p,m—•The Old Fashioned 

yrnn Sing" conducted by Dr. 

right on Musie Pier, Featuring 

Bonnie Avalone, vocalist, saered re- 

>rding star, with his musical team, 

7:30 p. an— Opening Service of geemd 

Week of 1980 Summer Bible 

Jenferenee dlreeted by Dr, Wriaht 

speaker, Dr, Andrew Telford pastor 

f BeraehBh church, Philadelphia, 

Music by Mr, Allen, trumpeter, tenor 

oloist. 

7;SP p. in,—Supervised Night Nurs. 

•ry dovtTistairs, 

§ p, m—Yeullj People's Rally con. 

ucted by Mr, Allen. 

Monday— 

7:30 p, m.—Btble Conference dlreet- 

10:30 and 11 30 a. m. 

ConfestioBs on Saturday—1 to B:JO 

and JM to 9 p. m. 

Dally Mn-i:N a. m, 

QUEEN OF MARTVE'i CHAMi. 

Mi «, ."d AHairMc a*. 

Masses on Su jdny—8:30, B, »]15 

IBlSO and 1130 a. m. 

Confessions on Saturday—4 to 5:S0 

and 7:30 to t p. m. 

Daily Mass—7;S0 a m. 

LINCOLN 

RESTAURANT 

AIR CONDITIONED 

9th Street and W.»l«y Avonu. 

"Cenibtofiffy Good" 

OUR 22nd YEAR 

SERVING 

MIAKFAST . , . 8 to 12 Noon 

DINNER . , , 4:30 to 8:30 P. M 

m.-n>ij 

The Hector il 

BMBt te «WB»1 

FiMT PMi»WlRiAN CMUBCH 

nh •». art «»*¥ •»•_, „ 

' Alton, 

:mr MPTUT 

Chant 

n I 

Fttsn 

The ICvmiing 

•unday— 

Mto School tor tb« 

Walter H. PW i" 

O 

Bishop Fred P, CoMon Dr. Dual* A. Polliig 

ul director, will lead the sinning 

play Jfce trumpet, and «iag tenor Bishop Corson, Dr, Poling Will 

iotas at each of the SnTereBceTet 

slons. Ha will be misted by Doric 

Wright, organist, and Jean Lalne Share Tabernacle Pulpit Sun. 

pianist Allen U • •B.ysar-ald ju or 

student at Philadelphia OolleM of 

Bible. He is a native of Royal Oak, 

Mich 

The IBM Summer Bible Confer. 

ence continues dally for ten eon. 

iccutive weelu throuill Septeraber 

4. The Conierenoe is interdenominational 

in iplrit, nqn-denominsiipnal in 

emphssis. with all meetings open to 

he general public 

St. John's To Screen 

'The Robe' Sunday 

The fulIieBftn motion picture of 

I hi- Hebe will be shown on SaturdKy 

inning. July J, at 7!30 p. m. in St. 

ohn'i Lutheran Church, loth it. and 

i ntrol IV. This Is a public ihowins 

of this well-known film and 

II rvonc is cardially invited to at. 

lend . The picture Is in eolsr and 

tit'maScopo, and will be shown on 

12 foal screen 1 George Harrison He 

uiaell guttOD, 

10145 a. m—Organ MedltatioB. On 55th Summer Vitil] 

11 a. m._Morning Worship — Will* 

err tor pre*ii rtUdreo ta to Onega Hitrlwa, of Caatarin. •' 

lower Auditorium- Message, Bappl- U vacationing »t the 

BCM Through PowMJF." 

8:4S p.m.—OrMlai) Endeavor 

Onupi. 

T:SO p. m.—am*B MeditatloD, 

*:« p,m._»WUiil Worship. "Oto 

ing axereMea dally vacMlon Bible 

ScBoaL» 17S wmUt «M tsacaen. 

Director of Muiic. Mr* MartsHi TTOUI 

Fourth of July Sunday, July 3, or, leader in civic movements, coun Murphy, Organist, Mlia QwendolyB 

brings two fine speakers to the 

Hilor of phUanihropists, and Mend OldfieM! Dirertor of CheruB Oiolr 

of yauth, it 1 dynamic figure In 

Ocean City Tabernacle AisoeiaUan American life. Hit putontes hnvm 

platform. They are Bishop Fred included Marble Collegiate Chun*, 

Pierre Corson and Dr. Daniel A. New York City, asd Baptist Temple, 

Poling, it also sees the belinning Philadelphia, He eonUDuea at to* 

of the scheduled evening services to latter u chaplain of the chapel of 

the iiErand Theatre. 

Four Chaplains, hi* ton was one of 

iiisnup Corson will preach at the 

the four young clergymen of thne 

two fiidrning services at 9 and 11 

taithj who lost their lives in the sink- 

o'clock in the Ocean City Tabernacle, ing of the S. S, Dorchester, 

Wesley av, between 5th and Sth su. During World War II Or. Poling 

, He ii (he HeHdvnt r.ishnp of the visited every major theatre of opera- 

I PhUadulphia Area of The MeUiodlit lions and was on every active front. 

£;hufeh. 

He is the author of 25 books, includ- 

The Taoemacle Association eongreing four novels, and has a syndicated 

gatisns Hlii otf happy to know that column, "Americans Ail," whJeh af. 

Bishop Corson has been returned to pears In leading dally Journals, Or, 

this Area for another Quadrenniutn Poling has logged over 1.800.000 fly. 

by the Northeast Jurisdictloniil Cfln- ing miles in his world-wide activities. 

fcrence of The Methodist Church An organ recital precedes tfte eve. 

which met in Washington several ning servlee atartlng at 7:Ii, All 

weeks ago. 

services include a spirited song serv> 

. 

liishop Corson has had a long as^ ice The morning song service be- 

TICKITf GALORE 

seclailon with the ocean City Tabergins fifteen minutes before the de- 

Son Anlenio, Ten.—In a wild night 

nacle and Ti«?eds no introduction to sitfnated hours of 9 and 11 o'clock, 

,r careening around tewn in his ear, 

Tabernacle congregations, He is ^Jie and the one in the evening starts 

honorary president of th^ Ocean City at 7:40. The formal part of the 

Kiihnrd L, Sinclair, 20. colleeled 28 Tabernacle Association and is a paai- evening service is schedule for I 

traffic Uclfets, 

president of the Council of Bishops o'clock. 

of Tne Methodist Church. Ho Is also Walter D, Eddowes Jr., joins the 

a vice president of The World Meth- Tabernacle Association this Sunday 

odist Council, A world traveler, he as sons leader. The Ocean City Tab- 

is in close touch with the contemporernacle Quartette will furnish the 

ary world scene. His interest in music al all services. The quartette 

young people takes him to many is composed of all solo voices and 

youth conferences and college cam- includes Frill Krueger, director and 

puses. 

tenon Mary Jackson, soprano: Nancy 

Dr. PolinB, chairman and editor Fishburn, contralto and Tom Perkins, 

af the Christian Heraiy Magazine, baritone, with E, Woodley KaU'hoff 

New York City, will preach at the is organist. 

first evening jserviee of the season The speaker at the 11 o'clock serv. 

in the Strand Theatre, Sth st, and theice 

at the Union ChapeLby-the-taa, 

boardwalk. Dr, Poling, minister of 15th st. and Asbury av,, will be Dr. 

religion, editor, novelist, radio speak- PollBg 

Church Announcements 

Csntlmwd from pas* j 

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the 55th yew Mint Mr. H, 

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In UW Mr, HuyitsB arganl»«] 

OfriieMn at MM OUvet MetbT 

Church In OMtaviDa and on 

SOth 

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The Fow House at 418 South Broadway, Cape Hay, 

contains the oldest structure la Cap* May County, it 1B 

the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Regar and will be open 

for the Old House Tour on Saturday, July 9. 

Many Interesting Historical 

Spots On Tour For First Time 

The oldest •trnetnn in Capo May 

County il prohnbly ths kitchen portion 

of the Fow House at 4U South 

Broadway in Cape May, U waa built 

aa a base for the whalers who came 

Near 9th 

84 % 

CENTRAL 

AVE- 

DAILY DINNER 

Dally (ram S;M p.n. 

SUNDAY DINNER 

From 4 pm. 

NATIONALLY S 

FAMOUS 

RESTAURANT 

SEAFOOD MARKET and BAKERY 

SEAFOOD 

OPEN 

Monday thru Friday 

RESTAURANT •s-sEzttS' 

SIATOOD MARKET , . 

SEAFOOD PLATTERS . . 

I^KIRY . , , . 

TOIM Home 

oaicious COOKS 

SEAFOODS 

, 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

Served 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

9 A.M.— 

toacfy to SMV« 

CHRIS MONTAGNA, Prop. 

HOME-BAKED GOODS 

Bum > Pht • Cakm* 

Enjoy a Ride en the 

SWEETHEART 

New Sailing at 

11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m. 

8:30 p.m. 

SPEEDBOAT 

RIDES 

1 Hour Rides 

Starting at 

10-armT-wntit-i-l* •*•• 

PiiP SiA 

FISHING 

Boat* Leave Decks 

Daily at 9 a.m. 

and Return at 

4 p.m. 

PHWi «>•••MMO 

tTH ST. and OCEAN AVI. 

Muli of DLtinctlon 

In In 

DINING ROOM 

OPiN TO PUBLK 

FOR DINNER 

ALL DINNERS — $5.50 

fnm Parking 

During Dinner 

Af 8th Sf. and OtMn AM. 

by ftev. Forrest E. Vaugban 

The 111B bo»t drill wuat u bid. 

nan wan only two thlnî that 

want wnaf, \v« couldn't ItBd Lhe 

OPENING TONIOHft 

The DOR] 

RESTAURANT 

war* aanouaelai U .. 

nUtMi of ttaa Summit MlW 

•an Clipboard Meadh yon realm, 

•re only th*, but we BMt HNM.IIMI 

wa would Uk* to keep. FarUeulvlr. 

boau and wa uuuidn't get our iUathere 

was • "hlrding" couple from 

jaokata on, 

WestehMtar with whom wa lsua« 

Tbe BMt deck waa the wend • tarllUBi aaria. of .-Ufan," ffitt 

precinct of the 'tint GUM' paaasngen at sea an dtflennt from thsJ» you 

and aU the dear* leading to it wen 

urn at home, even Himi tha he»eB. 

marked •verttaten* «nd lu •quivaknt 

I can eu MnMUIbar remember noun toun (p •pent ppeerlnj 

in Duteh, French asd English tad so, into fleshi of •neiaHRM, ntM? leo* 

of course, we didn't go there. Ing for pBalwopM, but ten M the 

Ins ills Jackets wen a violent 

second moxulng at lea wan BUB 

orange, UU nothing else on eutn, 

pbatHvpea tbu «M MM count. 

and wa ward one girl wnUpor to There were doveUef, • ant el 

her friend, remind me to wear my North AtlanUe edition of • penguin, 

orange UpoUck If we begin to go 

toe, flying, as they de, buUeWart 

down." I waan't worrying about 

right ever the topa of the waves. The 

color cemUnaUaiu. My trouble MI 

only dovekki we Md seen in U yeara 

of Mutant "htrding" waa one that 

down from Now Insiand and Lotuj tnat the strings which tie the life Marc picked up out of a puddle at 

bland to hunt whales In DoUunre jacket down Just werent long enough the corner ol Bta at, and Wesley av, 

Bay, 

to go around me and my sweatar sad 

my evaKoat, 

_ _ 

eight years ago In the middle of a 

I decided that in «aa terrible northeaster and which died 

Fow House wW ba opeB for the oT,iipwre* I'woyid "nave tne blttw (altar playing host to counUeia vtsi- 

Old House Tour sn Saturday, July | choice between freezing and drown- 

S. The present owners, Mr. and, ing. 

Mrs, 0, H. Regar, will act as hoata. I Wa Mednt nave worried about 

Featured at this bouse are the large 

shlpwreek. 1 am sure that much of 

fireplace In the original kitchen sec- 

my enthusiasm for ocean travel stems 

tion and the priceless collection at 

from the fact that we had wonderful MMwxzm 

antiques. 

weather. I had bought lots of 

The only ether stop In Cape May 

Uramanune from Henn Mlvdfln that 

RESTAURANT 

on the tour this year is the historical 

1 am going to have to aave lor trips 

Community Center at 407 Lafayette 

out ol Great Egg Harbor Inlet, The 

KL This tine structure wns built In 

motion only became bothersome on 

liSJ as a church. When It was 

the day of the finals In the pint- 

abandoned by the congregauan 100 

pong tournament and served as ex< 

sears later the city bought It to pre. 

oaUent 'alibi' for losing. (Honestly. 

serve it. It is now used primarily 

I think it helped me mere than 

as a community center. 

hindered. I was beaten by a fine 

young man on his way to teach at a 

A newcomer to the tour this year Methodist School In the Congo). I 

li the Janes Raney Hughes House did need a face-saver, however, for 

on the Highee'i Beach Hoad. The Margy ran off with the trophies (an 

house was built in 1832. By lurnish- ash tray) in the women's competition. 

ing the boards, the owner kept the A ship at sea Is a self-contained 

original cost dews to $175. The clap, world, a microcosm. Cut oil from 

boards are original. The present owners, 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, nave 

a notable collection erf pewter, china 

and Windsor chain. 

The Daniel Busby Hughes House 'Keep To Right' 

on Old Shore rd in Cold Spring is 

OPEN TO 

atao opening for the flni Umt on the 

Old House Tour this year. Owners Mr, Parkway Urges 

and Mrs. WUHani N. Morrtion wUl 

show visitors some of the original M© BANK, N. J., June SO — The THE PUBLIC 

furniture, family sea chests, comer Garden State Partway urges motor- MiKPAr 

cupboards, Chelsea china, oriental ists to shun the middle of the read, I t.m. to II •-•". 

rugs and a stairway el hlrda eye Parkway officials said drivers hug- 

BINNM 

maple. 

ging the center were creating as 

A perennial favorit« on the tour much confusion and congestion as 

• P.M.M • P.M, 

U "Old Brick church"^ on Old Shore those who hog the left lane. Only SPECIAL 

rd., in Cold Spring. The churchyard th«L extreme right lane is right. 

contains the remains of some ol The safety and legal requirement Children's Rotv» 

Cape May County's earnest and most that drivers keep right and past left 

distinguished elUuns. Indians have does not mean a motorist may stay 

been buried there, as well as slaves. In the middle of any three-lane one- FRHPARKIH6 

There Is a slave bra in the balcony way stretch unless it is the only 

af the church. The first church available space. 

built here was built of logs in 1711; Failure to keep right has plagued ot dinner hour 

rae worshipped then without bene* 

the Parkway for some time now. 

HO WAITMG IN LIK 

It of heat or Ught. 

Summonses and warnings have been 

Issued; algns posted; leaflets and MUSK 

Hotel 

Corqforttbl. 

Hmcom 

•Wto WhOby wHh 

brochures distributed; and public 

statements and speeches made. 

State Police en the Parkway said 

HOTEL 

the center and kit lanes of each 

roadway should be reserved lor pas- 

•ing. The extreme right lane provides 

more safety because only the 

road shoulder next to it Is wide 

enough to pull onto in ease of break, 

down of other emergency. 

Captain David Dowgin, Commander 

of the Parkway's State Police troop. 

ANCHOR'N 

POINT 

RESTAURANT 

"Driven obeying the law and 

operating in the far right lane who 

come upon the poorly Informed, alow 

driver in the center lane, ire enforced 

either to pass on the right 

swing over into the far left 

lane and then cut back across three 

lanes of traffic," 

FLYINO HIC-M 

London, England — If her plans 

work out, Mrs, Anne Burns, of I^>ndon, 

will be the first person to glide I 

ever the top of Mount Everest, highest 

peak in the world, ht the Himalaya 

Mountains of Asia, 

Mrs. Burns will make the attempt 

with the help of her husband, who 

will fly an airplane to tow her glider 

aloft. She is a veteran glider pilot, 

holding most of the British women's 

records. 

Dine Indoors or Outdoors over the water 

on Our Spacious Screened Deck — Enjoy 

the Finest In Good Food, temptingly 

served, expertly prepared. 

BREAKFAST 

LUNCH- 

DINNER. 

EXport 9^617 

104 Asbury Am Phone EXport 

Serving The Sane 

DELICIOUS HOME COOKED MEMS 

INCLUDINO FULLÔORSI DiNMttf 

Enjoy thm FlMft 

5«ved In m Home Atmosphmr* 

DINNERS FROM 4 P.M. 

CLUB BREAKFASTS STARTING JULY 1 

-Hi* 

4 

DINE In the home-like $tmo$ph$n 

of the Hotel Hmeom Resttunttt 

You and your family will enjoy lhe cool 

comfort and restful atmosphere of our 

dining room. Our food is well prepared 

In our spotless, sunlit kitchens which ore 

always open for your Inspection, Porlions 

are sensible and prices are moder- 

RESTAURANT 

* One-half block frem lh« Eoordwalk on 8th St* 

Pacilillet for luncheon* and private dinner partlm Phone EXport 9-1960 

Serving 

Luncheon 

COKSISTEHTIY 

GOOD 

FOOD 

FOR 49 YEARS

^'.» 

, i 

HE BUILDS AMERICA'S 

TIRES AT ANY PRICE 

" " HMMTLON CHAMPION 

m* • • _ - 

Si»«.KM9 

AIR 

COOLED 

CUSHION 

July 4th until 1 p, m, 

lOT. 4lfc Stowt «d Asb.7 AT 

RRESTONE STORE 

b EXpott 9-3006 

SATOBDAY EVENINGS 

Expert Car S e r v i c ft 

Him Fare This Week 

as iBMi of thit 

•f Apart m i ii My Mart 

- * ; that 

•* rat. 

n•* mrr rf "-- 

-wva rumti wax Eat.«"** * "rnnnn IT 

. . . - dart* fTnnf» aad 'Maws a£ ifcr *•* •< tram MB- 

„„,„.,,•.., ___- _ , ,, ,,_ __, Jungle,- rckaaHi kf mm ftsw. *©•• M a» iw> far Q» tan 

ISSUES, ^fMfif' jLK S"* 1 • 'T ••«« *w Jtaasi. jta« 

••are, worfcj* ItsM Btarynttlll ^"* TBa-.UT "• "*- 

^^T^L^L^J^ t .'Z. B L^ am comrfj M»« Ike etnada.':waaa » 

on location oo u«l 

•«• ate tte »"--'—'rr oT Hut j 

vk nan 

Urn* fam.- 

af wortd ffirlk nm 

1 

as BM ome •*"• Irasa H. WolgUMt, extenilan 

dT1ibtaT5u5 rtk twift »nd-.Mtlo. HnSJut t> toy 

ilppera on tta apnolslMy, making lara Uaifm^, 

 

trttted . to raatat alUn and fabric HOM MOMSMMt MUCP* 

buck fliWtfi nm come la attractive Whan you want to fu aooelklnf In 

tenure, and color.. a hurry for lunch, try BroUad BBS* 

Look for the label for Information «u Gratln, Fry ago. In a atlllet un. 

•bout euaMaUnO! filling, tba frame, IS the whH«a itesla to Ml, Sprinkle 

Nat otuutructlon and flnish. with grated cheeae and plaa under 

Thli information m obtained the broiler until they ara aa dosa 

from SUM Oasa Thamc, eitcnslon aa dulnd. 

home furolahln* .pedallat at Rut- . . . 

gen University, A variation of the ever papular 

• • • fran iHMiaRta and vanilla Ice 

FMMK CLOT«BS t«Lf> OHO It SbnMMrrjr let Cmam Pta. 

M iVJMmeilllW gftmia) Make your tavarlta CTOnrb pie onut. 

a you wiU ho a Jung graduate on fW a Blown* oruat, uaa a quart of 

Ihe hunt far a lob when « u n » {«• ^"kj^ 1 " 1 " •»* «•» «»« 

n»nt l» mr, slrtve tor a Mai, yn. ^Sr. Top with a pint of atraw 

cluttered appaaraBM when you go " ernihed or cut In piece, and 

for Uio» intMvlawi. TSS M * a S ^KS/ 1 *•• ftw w * oto 

Young people should remember "wnsa and wklpped cream, 

that flrit unprHloBa are very hMV • • • 

Ing, and your elothaa tell • tot about -—- ^. .. _ 

you. 

•nd cmirtcsy 

Employer* 

are 

say 

Important 

good grooming 

In Uw 

eONMBU A friend THi from tBIHIM Tmn w« vUithig 

gegu 

You dont want to wear your obvious 

best or noil flashy outfit. Employers 

deplore a holiday spirit In 

the clothes you wear because ob- 

UNDERETTE 

607 WEST AVENUE 

offlm. Neither wul you fo drenscd 

la your amater, Hdrt ud oltfordt ^ 

thit werB the deUght of your tehool uBt rtrief «1iMurt 

aewrflamboyBt ft»v«. tho« flkit ywu «r liSlSd up « .Snwftfff 

emptoyera prefer BUM*, navy blue, ^T , mm v m s i , fmt oat oa son!' 

tult might be the yoong man's best T,,,, ^ drawled. "Wai. you iei 

eholeafoThltintBrte^ Voarihaai. wta» I coS^», wi Jeaâwful 

hat and other accoMOTlea irtU eame („( that If we dont want to get 

under the «•«••]« of DM tan* .plarted with mud we ahraya get 

vtewer. Remember, this it the only out „, (^ „,, gj , hawi" And ne 

CBanee he may hays to ludge sBor ^^g^ on, 

•fattens. Bwuputthlnpioiitor - ' 

cajolwly he may dMda tUa may 

be your attitude via work. They CkaatlM AA MM MM awwtta 

inould be the best you can afford, - 

not too tricky, and abow the result " 

of ears, ' 

The virtue, of Beat hair, wall-eared 

for hand., and a frlondry attitude 

cannot be overrated, 

1Ut Information waa obtained from 

Mm. Florence G. Mlnlfle, extension 

clothing apacUUit of Butgera Unlvertlty. 

' 

• • • • 

NWIBl aUWLY PRUITS 

ANO ym^TMum NOW 

Nwwla tha tuu to put aoou aiparafui, 

rhtlhaA and itiawfljeril*. In 

your frecwr. 

Select aapangtta speau H to 1 

Inch thick at butt end. Wa.h, blanch 

• minutM and pack In aatt brna. 

Blam-hlng cons^t. of tealdlni the 

•pean In bolUng water for the required 

time, then cooling rapidly with 

running water or lea water. Blanch 

ing of vegetable* la necessary In order 

to retard action of •Bongoi fa, ••rabavaf IS.M 

-"-*• would towar quality during *" 3 

KELVINATOR 

• TMa) MMhlai OteaMnl 

— PLUS — 

•25,00 

in FROZEN FOODS 

From AManrle City 

iinific woiiipuiy 

PILEGGI 

PLUMBINO « HEATING 

231 Wwst AVMUW 

EXport 9-U76 

:, i «~£, ^ ( r • 4 

SK 1 -' * S 5 a-*:%%i-M«'' ' 

Ocean 

0 FURMTTURf 

• WAU * 

WSUIUMtt APPW» 

Auto Glass I 

- . '•' . v _ - . . . • • • • • - i - .' 

We Replace Any arid AH 

Tria Itrf bautn |«v» |yh« In their Sold M«dalion Homo ... . • 

V home ftiat It buiH to stay medtrn, for .gantNfHsnf . . . « homo that wiH 

be copied many timet through the coming yean. -,_ ; 

In the Berobauwr home you'll dhcovt th« magic of ELECTRIC HEAT- 

ING . . . (th« clean, Mlfe. economical hut) • . . Full houMpowar . . . 

' (for pmtnt «nd futur* wedi) , , - Full insulation , , .Automatic Heotrlc 

Cpokeiy . . . Autom-tlc aectric Water He«t.r . . . LiflKt lor LMnf. 

Y-^ tWi it a horn* d«Igr«d for Battwr Uving . . . ELECTRICALLY. 

• •• • . /.••*.# 

PAINTJ 

WITCH WY I 

H yea «ra pl«Ni|a« H> lwl|. Mr* y*or, be N N p r t M )• dttlfM*! M* (nt:

' ' i 

at Mr m. Ian owil 

and Schuff Electric 

OF SUMMER VALUES! 

flMLfi 

S-Ti-** 1 

TKAW-W AUOWAMCE 110.00 

•289.95 

IBS ATUMTK OTY IlfCTMC 

m m FOOD AllOWAHCt . 25.00 

YCHIRNiT 

COST ONLY 

KA WfcHpod BAMM 

COMPLETE $ 

wllt» TOOLS 

ELECTRIC 

JJfcjsjBiatJ 

U*s nriOBs approved 

CAJtBON DtOJUDE B a sm 

Shu BMn BimmMf liquid 

and tkjmtal fine K to BOB 

cflcetiTe uxloors but aBM be 

ndiarfed »t Ma, 

Fond Car iniunil. a : 

LaMnwtlM 

m cffccihe. at ieaH. aa 

is a 

) ntn-tsuc. 

ud 

Mark* iVilm eu tas adne 

lm# dealers can Gea adfS 

J« « tne*tjpe Of EJEtingushers 

BHI effgEtH-e for ysor 

test, ud ^^vst ^fla itt its UK. 

Political Conventions Proved 

Best Way To Pick Candidates 

5 BICYCLE CENTER 

SALES and SOVICE 

1336 Asbttry Avenue 

Open 

Every Day 

snap. 

Additional 

(Ml eteeaj " Do not 

af Mr aathig or 

j 

If ISM foDaw UMH 

you can took 

. Maw of ifce 

ing a Nfe ud mi 

U point in * 

j 

tulth nutiBe, 

CM wner enwrinf tb* 

cMsU ^j #«pl«lnea. 

Uhfrintli and not Ike othar. 

^« it difficult far the 

wjmiaH to jBdte bodjr pMltkjii. 

Inder Itw conditions jwin. 

m«ri oll*a p»nif; many , r 

After U>* ball cam* &m* «D1 *• 

tug-owmn. kaowrov i, 

^1V6A O7 ^""^ "^^ w hia •'•••• • ai L • 

from «t»l n.m. and DfWBirCT «1U 

toUotw at daak. 

Then wJU be nftnhMaat> availaJHe 

all day lodudln* bot oMt, avdas, 

pluaa and aooMfialai. IMinMs 

wul to* •ervwl In tbe ~ 

Grange Hall, The 4*1* 

July ». 

SCHUFf HfCTWC 

710 ASBURY AVENUI 

•H* 

AtSomerel 

POINT— 

oDDottt Kill nawMtlMt at 

tan Mfat 4tfa of JlaV 

finuiit a procram of 

«t and Nw rd*L P*ooa«la 

Wl 

PILEGGI'S 

1117 Atbury 

FREE PICK-UP* 

HATB& 

C LAOMOWV ! 

RUOCtlANtNO 

SERVE J 

50,000 PLANTS =; 

GERANIUMS 

NY OUR 

FOR FRESH HEALTHY PUNK 

Ideal for Wall and Bex Planting. 

All Colon — In Regular Strain* 

• PETUNIAS • 

OUR FAMOUS WHITE CLOUD 

ALL OTHIR COLORS, TOG 

TIB and HERM MISKUtt 

Colonial 

FREE DELIVERY IN OCEAN CITY i 

DELIVERY 

Phon. WAIkM- 7-3BM 

OPEN SUNDAYS - 11 to 3 Somera Politt Clrctel 

Rainbow of 6 

Sparkling 

Colors" 

WetherilFs 

ALL-PURPOSE 

MASONRY PAINT 

wHh Goodyear'* PLIOLITE S-5 

Now! Add beauty pita protec 

tkm to nuuonry suriscea with 

Wetherlll'i All-Purpose 

Masonry Paint In colors! 

Formulated with Goodyear's 

Pllolite S-5, color. la»t ud 

List, beside* resisting moisture 

and alkaliee! Easy to apply! 

Really permanent! Choose 

your favorite color, today! . • . 

DON'T THROW AWAY FADED BEACH 

UMBRELLAS OR OTHIR OUTDOOR 

CANVAS GOODS. 

MAKE THEM UKE NEW 

SETFAST CANVAS MINT 

' Pint $1,15 Quart $210 

VWth 

All Color* 

PHIL TURNER'S PAINT STORE 

721 ASBURY AVENUE , 

PheiM EXport 9-0496 

FREE DELIVERY 

Wl «¥• MH «r«HI StMTlfM 

"W« Cover tl*C8y and Wlitt> 

PHIL' 

Well, • real JtapprOTy < 

lay to ewryhndyl W* bop* 1 

weatlwr la 

the oceanmm a to*Bt «H4 &i, 

crowd* Ms and bappr. Fro^n v#m 

on until Labor Dart* OoMfa 

bUfeat time tt 7*».,C* "** ^ 

Muleat. SomeHmwi It tin* me, • 

Ihrtll th»t aU /Of ip loedltsa **• 

engaged in one *J*y* 'Gr anottitfr^tfl 

showing a lot of other fc*t» 

wonderful time. Ifh nloe to do. 

worta fcln* la I toll IlliPt, , 

tata tar tale. We «M 

far Klnp CMnqsn. 1M f 

• only «*•«•* f»*d • ciMML 

•lat; ; w« tlnr« »«*V IWW 4) 

**t filfM. .*'• erf « Mf , 

Next «wk the "Xfaic ani^ . 

open* ait the Odnv rt 

It's one of 4he beat amaKpO* # 

Be mn tad *ee It For ah *§-i 

vanee thrill listen to K«dto itttfj'j 

WM5> between SS* 

Sunday afternoon for a J 

all the hlta -with Da 

Bnwdway conweay. l^.f 

of the luper-ODloHal PW1 ' 

Operetta Hoar. 

We hmnrt 

Stretch 1 , hobby I 

and month*. 

as, * pobUo, iervtoa >M*vj 

ft

K^JSKS. 1 

«y 

'SWEIOART 

Nk>H* EXport 9-1219 

Doty of 9 A. At 

I ATS 

•OATS FOR HOI 

'S DOCKS 

POINT 

aid the BAY 

L1TS60RSWHG 

WITH 

BCORNMAN 

it MI watt «• to. 

Sa, •**» v*h tin tatma M 

fc*M fr—Hndr an «*• M 

ttwi «>Ma anmad hat* In tie 

nr SPECIAL • 

OUTFITS 

? •!••!•.•• 

'M 7 

a^ £!?**>£ 

at iMitmoiMf^ft*** 

tas 

COiORIZBR 

MAMCFMSHES 

WdTHERILL 

•M YOUR BOAT 

PMOM MMST TO MtL 

U AVENUE 

IMfiMNI 

BAYSIDE 

MARINA 

• SUPS • 

BAIT—LAUNCHING 

BOAT * MOTOR 

RENTALS 

GAS and OIL 

116 Bay Avenue 

FISHING 

LtAVI (MULT AT • A.M, 

•OATS TO HIRE 

(MJTBOARDS, ROWBOATS 

rACfflff - BAIT 

STEELMAHS 

228 BaV Avenue 

Own CHy EXport 9-M26 

MAY'S 

Itthatth* Bay 

ROWBOAT RATALS 

or wltlwvt now In tb» prnewu of UUIMliW 

•pprojuiatu teluMt noli and com- 

! tnunlcatkm* apace adjacant to the 

old building. lAoat bulldctz. tamper 

and paint atona, contaeton and 

electricians IUVB donatad ma(«rUJ< 

on whleh'manibairB b*»» iW»tt nunj 

runhonrt to onct a building. "We 

tpent 00 ccntM m% nallfe.ao iar/ in> 

tarjaotod Mr Seed laUEIUng. 

Thar* am itill aoma matarlal* 

needed to complet* thai Job, snch at 

•Idlng, ihsat rock and electrical fix. 

tunei, but the dedicated and «nthuMiaatlo 

Squadron membera fe«l 

nn tnat theio netesaary lteou wili 

i forthcomina, 

•How an m faUf" adnd Mr Reed, 

•with the baeUM of the local newa. 

paper, the Mmnisttonan, tnc par. 

•nti, our volunteers, our cadets I I 

ask you, how can we fall?" 

1155 Asb*y 

$£AFOOD«ftd 

- Friday, Sofuitîy Am j*d« oand 

OPEN 

Enjoy an Appetizing Luncheon 

watching the activities . 

on the bay, 

Serving 

Dafly from Noon 

FINE SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

ON THE BjAif AT NINTH STRICT 

— SpMtol ChfWr»n'« MMU — 

Ampfo Parking 

Chartot and ChfMtn* Matfi 

CAMPBELL'S SEAFOOD KITCHEN 

OFmATEB SINCI IBS? ^ RUSSKU, & DORIS MULFORD 

Sail ASBURY AVINUI / BXport *4M7 

Combination Sea Feed 

Deviled Clams • 

Deviled Crab 

Crab Imperial 

Scallops 

Frtod Shrimp • • 

Filet Flounder (Fried) 

Fried Oyster 

Soft Shell Crab 

Lobster Toil 

Shrimp Salad ••-•---•-- 

Crab Salad • • • • 

Chicken Salad 

Shrimp Cocktail 

Veal Cutlet 

Filet Flounder (Broiled) • 

Op-n Until • p. m. fJWIy^ , ^ Jn t„ , „ . 

" ' J • • 

COOKED SiAFOOD TO TAKE OUT 

PLATTIIJS 

•1,40 

1,00 

1.10 

1.25 

1.00 

1.10 

1.00 

1.35 

1.10 

1J0 

1.15 

1.15 

1.20 

1.15 

1.10 

1.40 

Fried Clams 1.10 

French 

Col. Slaw 

All Planar. Includ. (Cholc of 2) 

Baksd Potato 

Macaroni Salad 

Potato Salad 

Hash 

FROM OUR BROASTER 

Vi Broa

I 

if. 

/-. 

f 

Eugene W, Pashley Agency 

DEPENDABLE SERVICE - REASONABLE RATES 

Big Enough To S#rv« F"eu — 

SmoH Enough To Know You 

T.kphon* EXport 9-3344 

SHORE ROAD MARMORA, N, J. 

JMktant Partner 

Experience 

M the» Newburger m 

and b»ve participated In. 

p m 

1 

ie »ny of our three SouUwirn 

M oa iH, fat tti Moute 

ati Ifewborgw A Oompimy organisation 

tuiltt"fam Stock Kicbange, Amencsn 

HMn Stock SMhugt lad a.1 

wlio turyirm (ha h*>p of oar n- 

" * " vlll^ frift 

tlonal sorvlcw wnlcb wo 

Ith oar r»oUltl«—with our eipertenco 

i

3 

,4 

KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY 

|f^d COFFEE SHOP 

Tfc. Horn. UBMem hM GooJr" 

..DAIdY SPICIAIS 

». tlH» * Aibwiy AVMIM EXport 9-331 

I; MM DAILY* SUNDAY PROM tA.NL 

PLAY 

TENNIS 

At the 

Ocean Oty Tennb Qub 

V OPBJ DAILY 

Ml STRUT end ATLANTIC AVINUI 

;; ' v -" .9 o. in. lo 8 p. m. . _.__ 

14 COWKTS — NOMINAL rai 

Pi«r«Mtuii*l InrtriKtlew by Appsintmant 

R h 

WALLACK F. JOHNSON. IMfMdraal 

T&AN NOON 8ATUBDAY FOR 

round I to the victory far Aoallo John Dilks 

I to «Uef sf Frank Ctiamberiain was WAWrE1j WOMAN ror Hunt some- s 

of tth tjnekM Mil I MM wtth (te UK 

W £KP : ?nd W *hi»f wl£ 'ffidr4nffi , 

three RHi'g and school. No laundry or cooklnx Must f 

i Mta Meed ttie aj,,iS *"* *""* " iui wnj, CARE TOR CHILD in i 

"?» • Hw 

Ikwerj wMie AbaUo Mid Eiton mi. •»•«* r 

•'-"--" **•- • for the winner*. 

1 4 1 S 1 • 1-11 

Banjr Smith bad Men coasting CMBOE THE ADVANTAGES — >I> 

•lotlK iui 

COLONIAL SHIN 

urn than 

fft«a WAIfeer ' 

SOMEONE SOMEWHERE NEEDS WHAT YOU HAVE — 

U I ; | WH SALJ > | 

nahop CJEN131A1. ELECTRIC refrlserator, 

n iiTt J35.HU. 84 E, 1181(011 RMif after 

~H«. bodfltng, B p. m. 74 

die chair, «u*U«U t>UiNNINa NEW DEOOR for your 

^Mtf* Mma hwwrt .You'll Se »IK M me SftiUh I 

I Ave. in OMU aty. Phone Export 

1MWL T-ll 

-Newat modtl Totto. si inch Whirl. 

In bu. 

Ip CIJ. FT, TBtitzait, good conauion. 

t~ rNHBME—Pain Kafooa Market 

LOTS FOR SAL1 

RIAL 15TAT8 >Ott 9ALI 

Ave., 

. — * 10O 1 UNUSUAL 1 BEDROOM 

utility room, 

. hot intef, oil heat Beautiful yard, low 

tnyD.oq lor group, Grace Malty, 18lh 

and Aabury Ave, t-i&i* 

wma. Phone DCpon 8-4335. w •» 

""* DHTRIOT, Inc. Healtsrs. corner 8th 

— u . _„ and weiley Ave. Phone fctport 9-1360 

pair nurrleane lumps, O(|ers for sale In JStarmora, N, J. 7 

"5** *SJK^ le "^ lou "*" *0" x MW at ttJ06.00 for 

Export »«»J, enure group. - 7.1B 

i retrlmralor, KB. - 

ition. Apply iMi RIAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

Y SET cflB, chia. 

isrcnHt, liiderand 

i Qentral AW. 

: J paim«d 

bedi SRrlng 

. Rail buy* In mm., 

new- youth bos 

opee, 1S14 New 

N. J. &11 Milton 

. ana Save. 74 

SEVERAL TWO AND THREE BOOM 

' Office iuitea. All utlllUM Molarn 

THER OMB aiAIR, with n every reipect Wrltt Box TSB, gen. 

riM eondltion, HOP; minei-Ledger 

u 

chalr, rush bottom 

! Export MOtfw, _ a AND 3 BEDROOM APABTMQJTg; 

i gottaget; by week-^ ieeson-aeason, 

OBBI tUTuo weik up. UT Mtj street. 

ndition. 

twin bed tin, 

each. Bureau 

. each. Call EX. 

•dlali 

mir= 

duna, spreads, tables. 

, vatfi stand, pictures, 

" Aabury Ave, 

WOT DOWN ClJiHION, Holi, 

LMa, iwd nndltion, _U0.00 

II mower IB" crafts, 

am c-iumli. 525, All 

none EXport 0-MB5, 

HID DISPLAY 

fhesecar 

WRY MMftray 

rJirdtop. Badio and 

'1.095 

LLACCoup. 

>w«ter. Pow« 

St-MortW 

'Cmttiry 

' KidJoaod 

$ 1,0W 

*/ 

FOR RENT 

BEACH-fRONT 

Apt.. NH. 9HMIM Boardwalk 

(rwnalnlng 4 aptj. rantad 

for M M } May lit to October 

1 at. •lath apt, turn two twlrooim. 

til. bath,' Murphy-Md In living 

ream, Mining ream and hi 

with •undMbsviriasklnf 

Sntan 11,080 or Jun. and July 

fSM.Augutt and tapt.flH Mch, 

Haney Lloyd Chattin 

REALTOR 

894 Brighton PI. IX 94432 

1315A«buryAv.. EX 9-0060 

FOR RENT 

STORES 

N«. 384 and 392 

BOARDWALK 

$985.00 ea. 

Sultabl. tar Iha taliswlng — 

Drug Stan • Lln.n Stop • Jr—~ 

ry - Mw.Mlr.phk luppllM 

HabarditlMr • Wmnan'a and 

Chlldnn'. W.ar - Plorlit. 

&C0TI1 

SALES 

RENTALS 

INSURANCE 

614-8* 

EXport 9-4202 

SIX GOOD REASONS 

WHY WI CAN SILL 

YOUR PBOPiRTY 

We ham tha MIM tarea 

W» hava tha flnancing 

W« hnm the sdvertiiing 

W« hav« th# •xpariaiin 

Wa work hard «nd gat 

raiultt 

For Buying • For Selling 

It's Always 

RIAUTOR 

1330 BAY AVINUI 

TWO-rASOLIf COTTAOB — Five bed. 

rooini, 2 bathi etc Flux first floor 

apartment, Fiirhiihed, L4celUid to 

rent room. Vicinity liUi it. Beach. 

112.500. LewU J, OBrr, 424 8th nreet. 

FOR SALE 

BEAUTIFUL HOMI 

lir>Jha SardatM, Pour kadragtm, 

baffi. IVi ifBHM, Hot ah- hwt 

Two-car aaraga, SplandM cotim- 

$17,500. 

In Marmora—Near Oeoan 

City on Short Road 

Two flMra, hot Wlfar oil h*at 

teh floor. PurnWiad. Apprmk 

mataly m HW, Mat twy In thb 

•raa, ••ally Hunad. 

$8,500 

EDWARD H. HlliS 

Raal ittatt A ImuraiiM 

21* Aabury An,'. Expert MIN 

aa I • J »M_ ail LOVK.Y S bedrooni cottaw.m baUls, 

Hanau I Inufl rhatHn breeaeway, 2 ear mrage, large n K 

llalKl UQlU (tHallHI 100 lot. FurMshed. OonllnaUDB atom 

* - windows, insulated, Hfeted and man? 

1MLTBB l Bm 1 i cxtrm. This Is a showplaee. 25311 

* " *" Asbury Ave, inspestion by appoint. 

HISAsburyAv«. EX9-0060 WtsJ&^k. v mJ u Wm.?t 

894 Brighton PI. EX»O432 

COTTAOB, with S bed reams, kitchen 

dinning room, living room, sath tpsm 

and sun porch. For season, iSD@,00 

month, or weekly. Call at 435 Central 

Ave, ' § ' 7-1 

s ROOM BUNGAIJOW on lagom aide 

of Walton Place, Season or monthly, 

reasonable, €£n be seen Sunday, July 

Jra all day, 5 Walton Place, between 

tatlt ana ilth on bay, 74 

STORES 

FOR 

RENT 

In fornwr S«ntin«l-L*>ilaa>r 

Building. Will d^lgn to 

•Wit tenant. Cantor location 

With parking fatilltiM n.xt 

ta.ttorw, 

• TOR rNPORMMTON 

Phon. EXport 9-1125 

Richard S, Fara.hlart 

RSAL ESTATE FOR SAL! 

LAXtOON PMNT HMM 

a* 

MOST DELIGHTFUL 

COTTAGE In tha Gartlmt 

j Badrggws, 1 HI. bafh, Mns*. 

•aauWully lanAatpad, A-l cand* 

Mm. iMlualva with Wagw Rail 

Csfafa, 

COTTAGE 

In tha Gardant 

4 tj«lroom», i bath., nnaly dab 

anM. HaMad, Outtt.ndlng valu* 

•r RMI BrtaH,, 

If Yaw Ar» Inhnttai In in In* 

VMUmnt ahovlkifl an etflataRdMf 

tuMmUiM Ntum asm* In and 

(MKVH th* anlufiva IWina wllh 

WHiif RM HUM. 

VMf Mm «MM whMai yaut ra> 

amrinmalili n our ptaatun. 

Strictly panenaltaai MnlM with 

tti* RHI Ettaf* Broker only. 

WE6ER REAL ESTATE 

240 Batranea Road 

Phona EXport M M 

BUY OR LEASE 

BOARDWALK STORE 

1200 IMA 

RiAL ItTATI POA ML! I MAL IfTATI PO* «Aife 

sum, BOHL 

—a kaaraaM, MM, 

* STAW0M6 • 

TOOArS BEST BUYS 

ouirr HOUM tiun 

. MaialtiHIMMan, 

WU1 itaaaiin 

tm, A AUItT HOOM 

Wax tU I^Mat Maaa, Yarn 

• will M*w Rant M, U waaaa 

•*• 1 •••IIMII.H Paiklac 

ana, tr (Macs, »«»iu»t 

• ••Jllli.. aalaa awaw'a MM 

. Mea* M aaU. lav 

n.tl(aiU! 

OARDCNS S1«jM§ 

IN aaaaprar Mad, Mama 

lac mMHU ta« M, 

îMMtualhr i»«*..-|.rt Pu 

» i i». statkaraj ui»u* 

•aa onH, (wul. H»w u 

tho tlam. 

MANY OTHim 

Our Picture FUe. Java Yon NUaa 

Morrison 

REALTORS 

"Our 41st Vtar" 

•th and Ocaan Avanwa 

EXport MIM 

OUEST HOME in esctMlcm condition. 

1 nedrooms, 2 bathi, got water 

radiation, automatk! tuning machine, 

no.5011. furnlahed. Immedlste »aaea- 

*ion, iMttnî, ihe, neaitoFs, comer 

ith and Wesley Ave, Phona SCI 

s-ueo. 

FREMCH REAL ESTATE 

1 Atlantic Avanu* 

Phono EXport 9-0908 

LookatThb 

A chelca Mamlly apt. wM 

esapn vl»w. Com.r location. I 

b*dr6oAHHch. iMludlni rantato 

to daw, Immadlafa pnaaMlail of 

Dwiwr'i 2nd II. apt. 

f 18,900 fiH-nlihad. 

Year-Round Home 

Thl. ahswM ba a must M yoor 

ImpMtlMI tour. Ma.tar ludromn 

ep«na to uppar SMk wllh M M 

vl.w. I hadraaiiu, Mia Bath, i- 

«ar datadiad Mnfa. 6aa hot 

wat*r fiHt, For a lowly hwrn 

r«*rrHy llmd in Mta for 

$22,500 furnlthod. 

Choke Investments 

Available 

FRENCH REAL ESTATE 

1 Atlantic Avanua 

Phono EXport 9-0908 

GARDENS COTTAGE 3 bedrooms, bath. 

ete. ell IM hot water raulattoii 

throushout, 113,530, furnished. Includes 

Dittrien, Inc. Realtor., corner BUt ana 

YUI AROUND HOMI 

• ttw. Sat yam iM. Cermr lo«- || 

laiMML HikmmUmi fc "t»»i» AJk*> wimW 

»up»rmarita«. UnfurnMwd 4r t, 

ntnfHfltfl lll4nPBHf8 •vivfwIwWÊ 

WMfwr, airwr and IMW PrMI- ffi| nl vS3»'i l 

dalra (MM paMry) rafrltwaMr. K M « W ^ 

MM IIMMdN AVINUI •• " ' ' 

LOOKING 

HiAT»5*DOPLEX 

PRIclb RIGHT? 

TURN TO f AOB i MC, 1 

WMNfAl Itoai MM - 

SOMERS POINT. 11 

vacejit nouae on ]3Q ft. 

near gott murB club home. 

phona WAIker T^sia 

Street beach. 3 Bed 

each. Bear garage. HS.OOO. f 

Dlttrlch. Inc. RMltor.. corner 

W«leyAve. 

APARTItfNTS TOR MMT 

STUDIO EFFICIENCY AFT. — Al» 

room. Mm and without private BatB, 

The BUk an Okntnl Avaf MOM Export 

M n tt 

•Irabl* 2-Nmlly prnparty with 4 NprMnhw. 50 Oeatral Ave, 

badrwiM, 1 Ilia bath. In «di 

apt. hiclvdlng rtntata to dat*. II 4, g or U. All 

2217 HAVEN AVENUE 

LhHilg r$oni|F HnuMii Wfc \ 

FIRST Aaat 3 beanon avartOeiit I _WMay Am 

ateeps alii. Single home. *8eason. Wen all jrear, 

will Wiu .put parkimt narkimt «P»M in (car. Tear I 

round avauakH, { 

IM Wesley Avg, L 

I AUantlc Av*. 

3 BEDROOM. nMMr turnlatwd 

ment. 

iiT misn •«» 

evening, or weekenda, 

a U 

VTUA6E COURT 

2222 Cmtral Avanu* 

4 badraoma, 2 HI* bariw. 

OCMII «Mw, AvallaW* 

KMMH 

CLASSHFIED Ab 

ARIHOS RtlWLTS 

'M'

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"9 

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J JT *4F 

,^_. *-, ^jpfc t-mS 

*!> bucks with a 

.- 1 I futme 

SAVE! 

•.—*£' 

TORS and [Wmkt^km 

_, 1 SAVE'110!! 

ar-ai*^.*- - 

'.-*.. 

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-T«.-A 

4 - 'iTcis 

tOW COST 

:.»r ;*- 

CHOLLY'S 

LANDSCAPING 

WflLIU OUKOWN 

. „ %4,95 

r7f 

1 95iSf- 

• ^ ' ^ 

• ii 

-jfjw * fcwn PHILCO 

IpSifiif 

IC • . irV A S H E R 

.a: wnr 

EYEAft! 

« ^,fa.i 

#> t'K ÊAt! 

•f -' : 

•^ ^^,,-tîi 

ah ass -afiniMi 

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^ 

Slt^ta3£^ £«Ai Wbi" JSTJl' S tK * |M " "*-*—?• to »*• ~ *-•«- b» C.W, MS) I, 

wai sponsored for the fifth year by Mr and Mrs, John 0, Smith Jr., of *I*I**«H, Omî nrlrlee. However, «»•• W «« »• P«l» department, Joanna Vaodegrlfl, 5120 West «r, 

Horgan'Aanek American Legion Post Hollywood. Fla.. and 20 Atlantic av. a ataoaf gnat of wtad ovettttned the Commissioner of Public Safety D, «nd Christine Clark, UN AaMry av.: 

137, or Ocean City, Vincent A. Evan- Her brother, scveivyearold John 3rd hnit throwina all six persons into Allen Stretch Jr said Since the fire -• Doria Bode, 5000 Central a?, and 

geU«a was, feneral chaimian, aided was a Bag bearer, the water of Great Big Harbor Bay, »ad police departments work under SuMm * |W 1 ' WlS ***» Wt 

m lnloria* ?IB 

by C. T, WeUer, Dr^ John floeker, —. _ ^ ^ _ The United States Coast Guard Sta- _,» , ^ _ ~ ; Potato Sack Raw (boy, MM 1, 

F«nkUnA.Kini»ndJaeliJerneeand W o m a i l Bumsd Ac « *«• »•* «" **fW'Wleaj 

Grrl Hurt SllghHy 

In Car-Blk. Crcah .«, . 

A nlne-year-oW «lrt cydlat wm to. 

, lo/th* BDWI utt 

„ _, , „ . '# Boardwalk Shop ! 

I JewmetteLeMion.oIOl.Mld- — I A * ^ flre In Hie war of 

r 4'. 

*>;.

S, „ (ll. 

••$ flfllf Frimnd* Fate Wafer E. Alhns iriSS. 

On 50th Wedding Anniversary : 2T- 

DifUrent 

mman imaim 

A0T0 I" *• a, a S« 

MIKE STlciefs 1 

, Restaurant 

J Omsm Avcoiw 

- s# feartii StawN 

far frirfy grociotra luting 

. . . MO to 11 a. n, 

BBW , , , , 4^0 to 9 p. m. 

ftHW "Take HMK" Smke 

ÎMM fXport 9-5722 

BMGHTON PLACE 

«T ATLASTIC 

FAT 

Hh STREET 

DINING ROOM 

OPEN TO THE PUBUC 

* PMal tVUUOMO 

OPEN FOK THE SEASON 

GRATE STEAK HOUSE 

Mil, 

l-Q. CMCKVi 

Boys Recount 

TripToD,C 

KISttiEs FJOW 

*t vl paffiw 

1 — ia» «-»w——»r 

a» iiii rt at VskgB 

mu tne mt Mini mm-osm tt 

HUSH; -masmm thr, IK lAt WttgU; 

4p » • 

MaaMi flUi M H tt« 

n« «m*«t kept fer ~e 

m m MSlBS «• Ki««m k 

JMn, Deratiiy' B. Jtê* ! 

Wmd* K. C, Northman 

A mielac ef leal Untt •». 

•eltaBsM -Satvd^r altenaaB. jalr 1 

Litth UsM MtkM MctkaoM Ckanfe,! Ckfe! 

B. MM, 

Tfca tar, tene Ifc-itt. «M«r,] 

MBoaM« mt Mill 1MB OB 

I WWtt»l!IHjaii»g-BM I 

' 

Zl UK: Kl 

*^ — 

, Mr. map, * jaw 

£na g^Qg^^ 

FLO 

FAIRW 

FLOWBU 

GARDB4 

425 NEW 

jwriiucn 

«•«* «=-• **•« •«"! WAHwr 7 

Ma/ce Sunday a Day 

of Enjoyment at 

CRONECKER'SI 

Sea bk CHy, New Jamy 

L......Hoon *M3M 

M#O...5:30 to 9p.E 

AH You CM lot far *3^0 

RELAX EVENINGS AT THE PIANO M 

MN0N6 EVBf SATURDAY 

10 P-Bt to 2:30 «,•. 

wiHi PAT KAHETW) 

^ EV^Y DAY — NOON TB, 1:30 AM 

FOR « YEARS 

Boarrfwlk at Moerlyn Terrace 

MB, «f W* 

ÎHINNESTJ 

•W- 

, Sin and handsome— 

atyM for drejs and 

ipdrt wear! ThU ntw 

dlnniian in jelf-windlnj 

niche sddj elegance to 

iapd BUtruetioa. Windj 

at you wear it, ihocknsisiuit. 

waterproof.* 

A. M5O-»95.O0 

B.T-500-$79.SO 

THOMAS 

JEWELERS 

m ASBURY AVINUI 

WARDS 

SPECIALS 

Mondmv 

APPUSAUCE 

an 60c 

Tuetdav 

CHOCOUTT 

FUDGE CAKE 65c 

Wednetday 

AWGELCAKE 69c 

Thurtdav 

NORWEGIAN 

T«m CAKE 60c i '1 

IN OUR 32ND YEAS 

WARDS 

PASTRr 

724 Asbury Av*niM 

EXport 9-1260 

Health And 

fMM with many 

"-1 Hut 

All mu tenda to make u» 

rt«d# ouratlvw, .galmt atriy *81n«. 

A lUt of ttan WHIM Indudo M 

nltrltlpB. good postuw, hippy 

thoueht.. «BH> tnteretu lad are, 

ful (Un »nd Imlr care. Then there 

la eierciw which haa great magical 

powers. 

• brought to Mn. Lilrd's ublc aa 

My Neighbors 

•Tm takine you off jour 

KMb! ffh.lt D«~tt ft low M M ' 

SnHMr fmul Carfalt looks 

The trick la to 

at/fB* ta^t na 

1U« dMMH call* far onurn 

flavor, bu« hula puMfa for cherry 

wm&s?vm 

Vmti PtrftUI to ten than 100 

calorie* per aerving. 

••nM tfai 

. Out cup tttod fr«h rtr» 

MMW, W cup cold MM, 

ft ft? O ^ itUrtta, Uta » 

cup boiling water, I owio In- 

-»nt ârklln, drlok taWet*. 

f« swi. Hej» are two; pint -vanlJU nmtN M 

IMrlttra JtUM lUekk 

Stan* Mto »IBW t»ck toward the am 

mil with your head, .hookler. and HIM .trawowrtw In bowL 

Ota Al Kwr, «f 42K Central av.. hip. touching the win, " —-•- Cov«r wltt cold water; .prlokle 

Ma MDMMwt the engagement of 

nd stir to dlaaolv* gelatin. Add 

tor BtoM, Mwi Jane SBoldte, thewalL PuJl j*ur .brtomen In hard InMint iparUinj drink Mbtoto 

dauehter of Mr, «nd Mr». WlUkun F 

and let aund about 3 aiuiuua 

UiewalL HoM white you count ilow. until diasolred. Add tea mam, 

Mlfilcke, of Hlgmjlown, N, J., to Hob- ly to lUt Later you can wdODd the then teat with a rotary halter 

art Applegato. of Cnnberry, N, J, count to mpn&. Lift the dust •o* until blended. (TUa (tap hw the 

Mian iMOeMM, • graduate of Wyom- nln the aMmm. Repeat a num- effect of puTMlBf the strawisg 

Seminiry M HngMao, Pa, la • ber of tune,. 

faerriea). Turn Into S to 4-cup 

student II FVlrlekgh DIcUTUOn Unlvpr. AnMher; Ue «i your back on the mold or a parfalt |lat««. Chill 

rity. RuUMfsM, N. J. Mr. Apple- floor, les» alright Slowly lift both * hour.. 

gate 1» in Ui»ur»nce broker. logi «s you lift your h«d. Dotit Hcreii another different warm aolved. Beat egg yolks «Ughtly; 

The ii-eddina will taks slue No- due* your chin. Now slowly return weathar desaert: , 

add smaU amount of the hot mhvember 

5. 

IP-CS and head to the floor. 

tur» .lowly. .Urring rapidly Return 

to double boUer and cook, 

Birthday Dinner Party 

Mn. Pearl Laird, of 41i AtlnUe 

One envelope unfavored gel- 

stirring consuntly. until mUtUre 

•V., wu guest of honor at a dinner 

atin, Vi cup sugar, divided; M 

coats spooti 

party celtbratlng her birthday We* 

teaspoon salt. 1M eupi cold milk, 

Remove Iron Mat; add bitten. 

ncsday evening In toe Blscavnc Hotel. 

2 aiCI, separated; 1 taaapw 

Chill until mixture la .lightly 

thicker loan me consistency of 

cream, whipped, fresh or frozen 

stmwberrtes. 

Mix gelatin, U cup of tna sugar 

and Hit In top of double boUer, 

stir in nilk, nice AVer boiling 

water andaUr until gelatin U du- 

Mn. Mauear Intartalm 

u Emm. Mauger, of 91*0 W«t 

•v., entertained (Mrs Dorothy CowdrU* 

and Mr and Mn, Albert WoUen- 

•teen, of woo Asbury a»,, tor cocktails 

and dinner ttunday evening, 

June », After dinar they were 

guests of Mr and Mrs. WolkanttMn 

on their cruiser. The liar Wlndj, 

returning to .Mrs, Cowdrtck". hone, 

3220 Asbury av, far a ml-lnl«ht 

snick. 

IwlllMytmloa»eLord,He 

ta By refuge and mj fortms: 

•y God, In Bin win 1 trturt. 

— drhren a CwMr-evsiMted Ma A M 

not, mat ateenng, frao-mu-awi-fo uauaai 

andGsrveiu atym heat eu/AmmtJ Chtvnht baler 1 ,. 

EVROLET and OLDSMOBILE, Inc 

K-^;^f\v' r ^- r \'- 

•nit W rWliMirita *a Hi ma mtut •••••! 

unbeaten egg white. 

MM egg whitw until «tlff tail 

not dry! gradually beat In remaining 

V. cup sugar. Fold m 

beaten egg white, and whipped 

cream, leave m bowl or turn into 

a wit S-cup moid; chill until 

firm. Unmold. ierve with 

strawberrks.. 

PRICES f FFICTIVI JULY «th THRU Wh 

PALERMO'S ^ 

4th St. 

and 

Asbury 

Av. 

BON&ESS 

MAST 

FRESH 

LEAN GROUND 

I 

, The life of ent flowera can tit 

be wrolaaMA or AuMl ftm^m 

HOW TO KILL IT. 

INI DAYS. 

Parkins 

BEEF Oven or Pot Roast |b. 79, 

BEEF Ib 

pkg 

Lean & fresh Shmriders of PORK *• 

CHUCK STEAK 

CALIFORNIA 

ROASTS 

JELLO ^ 

111 Pkgir. 1 

ALL 

FLAVORS 

PILLSBURY BEST 

FLOUR 

Lb. Bag 

MORRELL'5 YORKSHIRE 

LEAN SLICED 

J 1.29 

BACON I BOILED HAM 

u» 49c w 99c 

Montco SALAD OIL ~« 

Giant BISQUICK »„ 

Montco 

SALAD DRESSING • 39c 

Montco i 

GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 

Valley Forge BARTLETT 

DETBtONT FAOAL TISSUE 2 

«--»• «1A Montco OLD FASHIONED 

^ ^ PEACHES . 3 

PILLSBURY 

CAKE MIXES 

CALIFORNIA SUNKIST 

JUICY 

ORANGES 

LARGE IXTRA FANCY 

BANANAS 

FROZEN FOODS 

SPINACH 

MONTCO 

BRUSSEL 

ASPARAGUS 

SPEARS ' 

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"His Awakening- li an Italian film 

which is muble tar • HrtaaaB perforaunce 

ty Amu Mi gun I KB 

Viium pull* out all the stops— 

•nd ttaa MM aa • nan who bet 

h ' h i tthd, 

in tin of her vows—to a rawedy 

I with MittM ate haw Uttta time 

I or money far him. 

bsan ordered 

)W) Is the inakuf, th>|do«d. The affection between the 

who (IF tow « 

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tspnmmt the I l 

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Ala HM1M" Ja MOT. film 

aT th* hroutwvy hit ntiulcal 

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4 

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• the nHala of thr eMe 

add* It to tb* bottom at Us 

i. Me ttaa tans up Us tap 

ewtfeia pats M out to MM* a 

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the M«f 1» beautiful. 

Othm M the east iBdnda Here 

•sett, mdH aa the hay, awl 

HWMH SaM Bnga a* hii mother. 

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Plwn. Milton I-915J 

VM AM ^ M Per 

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Co«*t to Co-*t Swvle. 

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OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

MM* mx*9m nu ^ A 

Whm «omwo« nsnUona "dio»" or "danks" two pletnfM com* to 

MM, Perh.p« JOB h«T« Tiilnii of • hot tmr with • peal or tok* is 

Uis h»ckiround. or, TOO immMtaltly tusk of potato chips, crscken. 

•nd eon sblpi wiltlnf to iceop up • ciwnr "dip" or "4m*. n When 

toon din mn mil* tn-' ' 

•arra dlpi often , , , all yaar «» ••« Tlbm»«gj b«at Jutt utO 

nxnd ,.,«•• dinner .ppetl.er. •noou. Chill. Make* .boat 1 emna. 

TV Mask, w M a midnight nibble- Mtw Eniianl 61am Dip 

Here m I dip recipe, whjeh rw'U i Macwii on.) f#« ««fc 

I cua (10 OUDCH> IHM can* 

Thaw eosp, Mat before nrtag. 

Itaw Mft MM MM* Mlnj. stu cheese, garlic, and Worceaby 

|Mn unopened can In pan terahlr., and lemon Juleasheat nnof 

hot water for asMt N Biaitas, I til smooth. ChllL Hakes abcput • 

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EXTERIOR INTERIOR 

James J. Flynn 

- Contracting Painter - 

1059 ASHRY AVENUE 

EXport 9-4862 Sine* 1931 

HMM WAIkar 7-2032 

OffitSJACOeY 

PLASIEMNO - iOUBtQ 

BLOCK WORK 

BRICK POINTING 

Prompt Service 

EX 9-2717 or Ml 1-M97 

123 Oc«an AVWIIM 

JACK J. WATKINSON 

PAPERHANGER 

PAINTER 

•OS lay Av^nu* 

naa PhoM WCport MIM 

Point! 

Wallpaper 

P-Inf Co. 

HIM ST. * Mlintv AVI. 

Uf OMAje Do It" 

MINTING 

OF AU KINDS 

PAINTING 

JESSE EMGILSH 

• PATCHING 

REASONABLE PRIdS 

HISM WAhwMIM 

DICK ANG 

Painting Contractor 

INTERIOR . EXTERIOR 

We do work In Ocean City, 

Somen Point, Iinwood, 

Northfleld. 

•HOP LOCATIB 

728 HwM Av«nu« 

Phon. EXport 9-3091 

D*H PAINTERS 

441 Atbury AvMU. 

Interior Exterior 

W. W. DOM N, L. HUDMN 

IX 9-29S5-W PMII. f4W 

ESTIMATES OWEN 

PAINTING 

WUIAM JACOBY 

MAnrtiWAMCi» MPAIM 

1530 WMI^ AVMU. 

Plxm* EXport, M02« 

PAINTING 

l 

OSCARA.NIU0N 

nJ 

till t**»n to 

Ml shatUar, 

«nd • protrud- 

orUl (round lamb, aaaajMad wiOaaH 

company with a mug of crunchy and pepper. Into * pMUaaTnaea 

raUahM , , , acaUona, cucumber, on breUer Ban: brash with MOC*. 

and carrot attoka. Broil, about I lochM from h«t. 

Tomato Chutney •auea 

% cop choppy onion 

, cup.nbr 

, cap etataay, ekBMid 

bans. Makaa I aenrtnja. 

Lamburgare (OutMer Mathad) 

— Prepare eaw*, Snap* 1M 

P

PLACE 

AT THR FORMER 

POINT, N. 

WAHnr 7-4135 

itAURANT 

W«*Uy 

Good" 

YIAR 

.. 8 to 12 Noon 

4:30 tt» 8:30 P.M. 

CORE 

WHISKER 

POINT 

Trophy Event 

•went Into n «M» race yyesterday 

leadlnsi 

Isrtth tt • 4S nunnu!* 

Total 

• he «• tied for Jbat plan . Series . . . Point*—1, . . . BRSdMr - l w 

point* 2, Staunsr, 40 points: 3, Csllan, 

, slM. driven by Fred Maoffer. fc pointu 4 MeAllisur. Si pplnu s, 

I who placed second In tbe point ad- Koch. 30 points, a AlmajidTOnl. * 

pome* 7, Cat**, aff pointa, whc4toit. 

$p point* 9 rjolaway. 8 point* (DNP 

Nine boata startad the series fiat- 

II unlay but Captain Cbass, owned 

[lasat operated by MliMMl 

M 

t 4 

int 

louts 

tm agalntt no • it 

• x i « *— n the dub House 

fleet 

tovar a 

4 a i • 

Snowdee, with fanner Commodore 

Dr. 

4 4 1 • 

BUI Staempas at flrat half title of Die Mainland Wf botb enota. He was fol- tost ground to) Oantam later In tha 

PONY League could be decided tolowed In ea«* race by Jaelt Letort 

it* 4 

race. Unthsmift halo tbe lead for a 

night at Sonera Point aa the Drug tn the fttl wMb the Prelude H. with while watn bis teat turned over neai 

, • and me Unwoid glsta boat the Unwood Sports Cen Ed F»y pilotlns. In Uurd position. tbe nhlah lahUne. 

rSrt beadon in thetor. 

Tbe Point Diner and the North 

but decided Ant Said Brave* an the only teanu, The Increasingly gusty wind) 

_M half. The battle which could catch the Center, but slowed down ttie time of ttie second 

alsitoeen the league's Unread mutt ioae both games. If me, Tbe wtanenj of the nine race 

Unwind'* George Ma faMon Drugs nine wins tonight Mrlea at the Yaebt Club will go on 

TfWni'a Out fields. behind Barry Smith, then the Brave* W paMeVMe in tte Dtatrk* Two 

two hit. and wlU meet the Diner at the Point to. races to August, sort possibly to the 

morrow with games to be ichedqled Nationals In Septenww. 

CBnutbout the rest of the weej 

» paint* **»*1 unto a winner i, decided. 

Trounce 

les 

i CRy Baereatloa Da. 

aar Softball League, 

I tietorlona over tbe 

i Tboraday night fey 

r stroek out «rt«*t 

Jk mUer was the losing 

L of the Lit•guard*, fead 

Jattaig a hoaae run, 

• usual tactks, toe I 

•sited until last inn- 

j Huh- only run. The Ua* 

_j(M their only seoriflg In 

t kouag of tne piwiooa gone 

• latbya scon of S4, 

l a a • 4 4 4—IS 

• •04 0 

j vs. WlmbergB 

r — VFW vs. UteguanW 

Mutwum 

i have been eMBptti 

Cape May County Mnae- 

I pi anen every day wttk tbe 

I of Sondays and holiday* 

t Mr and Angmt, It was anttk 

weak by lloreui Bawd, 

t of the County BkMt> 

«atordui However with 

i rttKing the ahore, 

Dalaoare Bay areaa on 

i available on Sat- 

r to be bald Saturday. 

M Mr*. Merle Morrier, 

f of me HMorlcal Society 

committee, will welcome 

d who will receive tha 

magathie wiuntbay 

Till BOOBIt -i Duncan, of ] s» 

• anarday at nla _ . 

J 1« year, old and had 

»M la an execattve cap- 

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to 

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AVE. 

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2 for 89c 

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BOX OF NABISCO 

ICE CREAM COI 

With Each PiwttetV 

HALF GAUON CfiltY 

HOustiaaiAM 

ENJOY A FREE CUP OF 

COFFEE WHILE YOU SHOP 

AT UNCLE DICK'S 

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FRESH PRODUCE 

OOLDBHUfe 

BANANAS 

1 * ? "^:

Ocean Ctty 

rf §M*fait that 

b pannittby the sate o* 

our opinion that burdening 

dt'deciding what« deemed a 

s 8 iftif^jr to him or any 

Ninwtbeiess, it's the way 

terras Of Ordinance 110 and Mr. 

MOTS DOWBT 

_ him. 

f^Kft'yaumd out on several occasions, OrdJn- 

Octi a mutt-mash of obvious inequities that any 

».M lot the better seems to make it even 

. and even downngh ridiculous. 

of us with half an eye know perfectly well 

cameras has been available for sale in 

ys for maqy a iong year. U»t when Mr. 

. , ' letter if it could be sold he was in the 

apt Bither .saying "yes" and therefore coni'M 

a necessity or saying "No" and pretendft'•old 

here on Sundays and couldn't be sold, 

ill honorable gentleman, obviously couldn't do 

* simply approved something which was going 

L « it was illegal. 

V* necessity just -because Mr. Stretch says so 

the sub of the Question. Only, it seems to us, 

It sophistry can one swallow such an idea. 

of the Jads on Ihe beach or movies of the 

illy aren't necessary occupations. Just fun. 

of fact, without using our imagination to the 

ttardry think of a situation when amateur 

really necessary. It's Its a pleasant and valuable 

artHme and that's all. Nothing very important 

It And, it does seem that a prudent photog 

bay bts fllm on Saturday just as well as waiting 

Vie «9peat that we don't think any real 

bs-ttown because of Mr. Stretch's decision, 

thing. The easy substitution of fantasy 

-*—•-- it to have any real respect lor our 

: is all right doesn't really make 

ty to the idea that ordinary sales 

on Sunday then simply putting a very 

is the bad 

140. 

about our present enforce- 

ges may not be 

thaMt 

y really 

riar^ salable here? Forqar 

sates doesn't depend on 

cnrWone Jnternretation by the 

'-' But the pariSleris dear just 

qMr. Stretch's willingness to 

some kind of sense out of a nonhsltaWtMthl 

zr,—j.1110 wouldnu stand up to any high 

' "Would laugh themselves aflly over its 

"te* and general lack of legal logic. Sec- 

' believe that that Sunday Sunday should shoua be iTday^t ^ 

ordinance, fair and rational and 

by competent legal authorities 

Commissioners. 

I of^btaining blic money for their 

unanimously nimously chknlng nlng tttat 

more gov- 

more economic growth, growth 

something we all want and need 

TSiajfc dependents of the economy 

*TOWth. When they become too e»- 

Mw it 

to worry about long-term growth 

ia&tonee that those a«e,t& 

i a* fiat"ai~»iÛir i i 

increas , in 8 its tax receipts 

^* «•» * APwrtetnit lWere incraasjiig theh- aa- 

&* ' 

,It banter for individuals: and 

'- growth JilwaysJias.come 

can 

—1 of tnem are at the expense 

s «*«snse of private cojwunSttou 

_ ' these sacrifices; 

-, governmental services. But 

ito confusing government spendto 

suspect the , 

""i to foM them m 

•A.P 

Capitol Hill . . 

IZettoe 

FAMOUS OLOSTCRS I A Congratulations You're a rare 

HUMAN I 

birri and if I rvallv believed you en. 

Jo>^tl " i: 

Q "The newspaper* make a lot 

of fuss over famous old men like > 

Churchill. Banich. and Hoover nd 

seem to suggest that everyone should 

be hopping around giving speech 

and writing books Don't you agree 

they're unusual and that the average 

mah cant hope to keep up with 

them? I'm 82 and dont mind telling 

tou I don't feel like doing anything 

but sit in a rocker on my front 

porch and watch the cars go by" 

A Sure, they're unusual, but they 

are Just human beings like yourself 

•*•- fact that they're stlU able to 

hop around and write books in the'r 

«"• Htmuld Inspire you to try something 

more challenging than rocking 

You might et more kick out of life 

i? you tried woodcarvtng, 

" your memoirs 

•1 rest, hut lr you spend km much 

time In Its clutches you may lose 

your ability to do anything more 

exciting*. 

Q- "tn your replies to older people 

p yvu y are arfnj* j* haTTtdff ooff 

tile 

need d for f retirees i 4> keep busy. I'm 

66, nave been ntired nearly a year, 

•ad dont do anything more strenuous 

than endorse my pension check 

every month. What's more. 1 dont 

want to do anything more xtrenuou$ 

and you can quote me as saying I 

enjoy njo di doinff 

yg 

thj WWh«t 

do you 

to that'" 

1 * ia:iium 1 wouldn't îv 

trmtiir* —ord. One of theê da\ Thenus 

AVB Mark . . . Bash Gounod 

JeanMf 

Obwerm Ltarte 

Laimr Rodgen 

MlM ChrisUDe Palmer 

Wedding of the Winds HaU 

National Emblem March Bsglty 

The Flea \ Motusargtky 

Tom Perklna 

Band Waeon SthwarU 

INTERMISSION 

Dario. of the Hours . . Ponchielll 

Sorrento Curtis 

Jcu Dels 

BOHJS Honeymoon .... Oratton 

Thunderir Slarch Tout* 

SirDeU. Debussy 

Mis, Chditine Puimtr 

Carmen Suite No. 1 Bint 

Kashmiri Love Song Flndon 

Tom Perkins 

KlnE and I Selection ledgers 

July tth 

SOLOUTI 

Miss Christine Palmer Soprano 

Jean Dels , International Tenor 

Tom Perkins Baritone 

Force of Destiny Overture . . Verdi 

Song of Songs , ..... Hoys 

Jean Deis 

Sweetheart SetoBUon 

Vlsi d'Arte 

' M 

JOB Plulcalo . .... 

Oi nwena ...-.TV: 

Tom PaaUM 

Vm* 

Minuet Fada«wiki 

m CapiUn March . Sou»a 

INTBBMISSiON 

Irene Medley i ncrgey 

iiliij of Horn- ....... F« 

Jean Dell 

Ad4fstUjB - • = • T Boro'^wu 

WhiiUe. and His Dog Piyor 

Love ta Where leu Find It, Brown 

Mtas Christine palmar 

Ballet Bgyptlenne Lttflnl 

Ysur Kris Have Told Me is, SUufun 

Tom PerUM 

Jealousy •_ Oade 

South Pacific Medley ...... Hodgen 

Thursdav July tth 

SOU>1STS 

Miss ChrtaUne »W»ar Soprano 

Jean Deis IntarnaUoiyil Tenor 

Tom Perkins .Baritone 

Guarany Overture Gomel 

Because . . dUardelot 

Jean Dels 

Fortune Teller Herbert 

Someday PrlmJ 

iMlsi Christine Palmer 

High Sehool Cadets Smua 

Piaicato Polka DoUhes 

Long Ago In AlcaJa ..... MaBBgre 

Tom PerUM 

IfWtl- 

01 01 

^KSUUO..* " W-ÔTf 

Jean Dels 

Valse iPoudree 

Vo 

Semprc IJbera 

Au Moulin 

Can MID Ben 

Oklahoma Medley 

Miss CariitBie l^lmsr 

Bodoan 

Tom Perkins ............. Baritone 

gamna Ovtrtiiw 

lndJan Sumner .. 

i 

Jean Dels 

led JJUI .. Ha* 61 * 

iMusettel Walte PnaSm 

ed by MM «_.. 

A rrladrich at 

punch on 

p m. The 

The#o .. 

Follawshlp 

•bout ' 

Miss Christine Palmer 

On the Mall 

G 5 WB S 

Vsientiort FareweU 

TomiPerkioi 

Oounsd 

Pinafore ' Sullivan 

INTERMISSION 

My Maryland SefcHSuon »»?•« -7 UptCPU 

Celeste Alda 

JsanDoU 

..... VmU How 

Lava Sands A jJtUe Gift of 

Hoses Openshaw 

Gallop from William Tell .... Rossini 

Fair Lady Medlsy Me 

Miss Christine Palmer 

Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, Josel 

Tomador Song 

Tom Perkins 

««» 

Carousel SeleeUon Batten 

my nouth; fc«- 

14]fl 

'^ - — - ^ ^^^ *sivaîia i 

selvei and other*., 

love and kindnaaa i 

flvmJU we asked C 

•oce. ever and alu 

that we do and a«y, | 

desirs—and ho» bl 

Strong and happy 

be! 

THE BEST NEWS IN TODAY'S PAPER 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

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PROFITABLE raading. Main 

the Classified page* a wtekly 

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in to many fold*. Abo — 

when you have tsmMhing IP 

wit or MH think of Cl«uifisd 

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uiniM ahauM be in Ola office of The 

VtfB THAN NOON SATUBOAY FOK 

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poaoe a. courteaj, sad rnvManlt 

ut mast be in before adverUMnent la HH 

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— Lansing, H* J. Argaln. 

imrmam auiBQAT, is it, TWO 

SlMa , suits St »Uls, 1 Joys 1 Olmer. Com- 

Si Inlm. 

rm,: 

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eelient condition. uHd 2 years «5U_ 

TrolanJiSil, |n ^ of îfflS, 

Call E3£part i^^&l. If 

11' OAB.WOOD UTIIJT* good ruhlns 

boat. »y be seen at Hslu Boat 

Vard, or IBS central Ave, 7-li 

FOR HIM 

Course Winston. (Jnderhlll 

FOR SAL! 

_ to 

Sat 

hour. 

USED TV 

SETS 

GOOD CONDITION 

3MAY WARRANTY 

•25.00 up 

TV SETS 

FOR RENT 

WEEK . MONTH 

SEASON 

mmaxm 

710 ASBURY AVBNUE 

Phoo. EXport 9-1242 

Thmtm male Meal 

second MM for 

ymif 

Connelly. liM Main Shore 

moBt, S, JT Mow see We 

nmw DEOOR nsr yoyr 

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Works (or your run ana If 

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sse. Owner leavlns area, P 

right. Q'DMIiieU sad Murphy, Rea 

l«li and West An. 

ran SALE 

UAUTIPUL HOMW 

In »» Sarcsn. Four Iwdrsonu. 

b.«i. ivk MarlH, Hot air heel. 

SpfcwMd 

In Marmofa Maaf Ocaaii 

City on Shora Road 

DUPLEX 

Two Veen, Us* water sH heat 

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3OMKR3 POINT—Low POI INTLo QI nwrtauei nwrt 

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port 

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gthlw*. 1 minute. Iron, canter of 

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aaiii^L Beai 

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i v l Mdnoma, tile stall 

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mmm. 

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or 1 down lor a dollar. 13O1 Pleasure P 

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Coming Events 

In Ocean City 

IWMt Bridge session, IfcJO p.m., 

MttiYMtM 

s s • 

GffMal Beanl of the Mm Meth- 

MM «B» meetkifc • p.m. 

, O H M Stay TsBtag Boor, 10 

a,BL, M «» ©Bean Cltjr (kae Public 

' • • * 

ftyese-ettea meeting, • P-m. 

the Heeayne Hot*L lbs, FYsnlc Ad- 

Khnnl. CJub WW Bay, «JB 

p.ra., «t BHMMinat 

CBHdnn-1 BMdtag aub, 10 »JIL, it 

«he tpi Civ Its PaWe Una?. 

• * * e 

Moron Ranck Port in American 

Legton meeting. 

tm ma. MM Teenage HHi Ch* 

. 7;JO p.nL at Tabernacle 

Ch* 

THIttTfttftY 

Iila Gage 

% King And Y Opens Ton/ghf 

41 GofewoK W/>/J li/a Gage 

trayed M thai mutual play 

Bated upon the MM, "Amu and 

the King of Slam," which in turn was 

bused upon the matoMagraphy of • 

KMl VictorUn mgttsh governess to 

the roy«l children of the Siamese 

court. The Bag and I* took lit 

pie atone side sagh other Rodgeni 

and Hmnmersteln Immortal tills as 

North, in elected 

p 

•specially the honor ef ta*. 

Ing one of the teal members, OJ- 

not district governor, and the tact 

that the Ocean «ty Club reached 

(he HO per MM mark In IB rapport 

ot the jtotery Foundation Ntewahlp 

"SnioJhtod em out feed lettership 

M vlul to the aimii ot a club, 

and that ma MOM Rotary clubs 

around the tnrld wen turning over 

tbe rein, to new leaden during tbe 

with uu aaae M victor Hciou -OUahomar "South P.clOc" and Before turning onr the gavel to 

•tamed, "The King and I." one or 

"Carousel- when It ran for a fun hl» iuraaor, Mr Wllli, espfMaM 

three yeari mlnm Jut nine days— 

Rodger* and Ownmentela-i most not- 

his thuika for the •ttpport of the 

on 1M first presentation M New York, 

•Me mujical jncniMaa. My apes M 

member, durtns fcu Mm, and ». 

from MS! to MM, 

the Gateway Playhouse this evening 

parted thatall objeetl^ of the year 

It Is the story of a decorous British 

ul win run ttmagh Sunday. 

had been met through their full co- 

widow brought IB 1M0 to the blurt* 

fUM that dtvtlop. between the rchool- 

You,- 1 WhilUe a Happy Tone," and 

"Something WonderfuL" 

In July Issue Of Sport Mag 

hope for the Bane kind of support 

Some hsoMhaU wmtori a» not 

nat sport flahlng takes one of U» ttiey return again and agslo. receiving social Mcurlty credit foi 

a ** 1 rtant of Importance In Cape "Party boat Santa! an the Jmtsf thett earning* according to Joseph 

f fSZ* •? O ^ ^ de«*ea Ow-i »»««»* pnipoiti with M, n,^ HSMCT of b4 SocUl to. 

£ > i?^*?1 *^H*^ I L i W*" »»Wj»B#r«lB« from May throogh ^^^ Dutrlet «n» In At Untie City, 

ing In the July issue of Satt Witter October—or as loaf » there are The law makes the employers re 

apoHamiB -written toy Lou Rodla. "- k - »-"• •-• ~"" — - - -"•"" - 

• • • Illustrated wltt four picture*, » elemento to try lor cod. ^jg BaMs, Household workers who 

PuWie Art now by Once Travis «W shows the teat on the Ugh In cooperation -with the Bodia recah. HO or man In cash wages 

ranfletnr.l to I p.m. and 1 to f | ieas,«nd Inland ntersaja, the final | story the board of MahoMeta con- ouring a calendar quarter have 

... _ ' are vWble by toe eatehea of tuna, I mart e*ptoWng tbe H annualfiah- alaSertoa^lfiBifnt Se1a*l]ttle 

• • • porgies, seahass and noundara. I Ing contest and other ads tar the wort as M per week, Ihese warken 

Bwcue Squad meeting. 8 p. m.. at **» "» ardent angler, takes the County Chamber of Commerce, mu- ^44 makesure that their employ. 

lotay «HB dinner meeting, 6:96 nuant why Ope May County lathe arms, all ahtrbic in the ftahlng prop,», 

«t HUM H^ "^SL^rTffio ta «*»!», a * toBl 

and f harming ruler or the country— Nlcholsen u dutrlet governor, tbe 

who is a conTiHKd eombinatlon of local club has Been designated ttm 

rathlanas and goodnet* at pride I 

In Ms own barbaric tradition and trict Conference in Atlantic City 

cogence to learn of awten inn. neM April, ftat President Lemuel 

Some of th. aon» 1MB Uui lut m m-» h— hn jmanlnuil h« Nlrh- 

M Pr«ln>nt Robert C. 

To Domestics 

«• «• *1*« fcoM workers to the Watrln Director 

Council Btgne of fmeshontas, »« to the aetn and the -«ce* Motion Mctures «ên M yean The next quarterly report la due 

• • • • lent flatting which lie* Jut offshore." ago of Cape May county histories! *? October 30. 

•serton Htfk Community Aaiocia "Juttins 20 raMea out to asa," the «*tes and at other aresa and which D«vU anphssUed that all hou»- 

Iten meeting. S p.m.. In the Amer •tory contlnoea, "Cupo Hay County were haraaOeaBy aeaMd at Oat M4 worken •koaJd keep a record 

fcan LacfanBuU, Mth and Haven av. h the buffer between me water, of time, «n anuaUa for showing. & their caah wag«. At least once 

; • • * Delawara Bay and the Atlantic Morgan bad, M, president of tbe «very three yean, they should check 

, aUmmfr men nung Hour, 10 pewn, making ttk Mte peninaula. County Hlstortcsl Society, aaid the Mielr aodal aecurlty record, to make 

•-HL MM* OcMta City Free Public >n realky, a launrhlng platform fat aeenea w«n arranged to oa taken; awe that all cash wages have been 

IMnxy. .- ' the Cspe may County party boat fey the Me Henry % Ottane, Norti cotrectly reported. They can do thla 

I a»Uni aaet,- WHdwood, founder and Wner poo. toy caWng or vWtlng the social serHiiihilULir 

niiii •• * e * 1 deaerlied W rietteS of Mi. »••» •* »a Leadar. curtty office «t The Old Po«t Office 

•'; 

Sa OCEiVN 

.nmtfm 

«M«.14 T«ito^«M EXport MSM MMMS ociAN cmr, NEW JIRS»Y, FRIOAY, JULY'% im 

ir Tithe 

Not TUTM 

Slmpeon, preel- 

tion, last 

: that his 

rtakt m •^pn 

Sty's controversial 

1IW 

ttat our Interest in 

m^hft « area* *> 

w contmiasionera and 

•jmortaUon," be da. 

dv twt Intend to do 

• BOwnCtty now or 

> Its tona when 

i — but the busy 

U simply not the 

ir legal proecedlnii 

ians are complete. 

O Albn INvMh 

jr stlil and mavla 

JkneWnenaniluiiliy 

jBaf relHh his vMafV. 

tnily •rry for Alton 

fcnipUlned, 'He li on a 

•KM! airee that claulfylng 

Wm 'nieaiarjr 1 U a perfect 

id the •uhMrtuget taken 

ftMiiiui 110. I warn nun we 

a*laf tor some more aUBiUar 

•aUeaM to uk for all«ut 

aftaniay closing hen, but 

A UUt trying to enforei Ordl 

IK) MS, in the O»A'» opia. 

lll" 

^ »»at Onlinance 110 replaced 

li )•• that does not dlncrlmln- 

HdUut provides for clear, eon- 

atatM. 

r'l«»»l counsel has advlied us 

Hioofh oar higher courts 

,4e MdKy of many mu- 

f M ardhanea s 

w.l»Mlf» of 

•MM* an affair. Purthar. 

In h » tfaute in *e or*- 

SPINDLY TORIST? These creosoted foundaUon of the buUding being congtrucpUtegg 

iwmbto t ôve of banitem, but ted^ftC, PontoW^Jtebrt OflL Thi 

may an th the pilings ili on wMeh M trtl rt rest the oonrtnicttoii li expected to be completed 

mw ^ntinel.ledgw jtant at «th st, and by mid-Smtombiir. In toe backgroiuwf rim 

Poliea Ham To Join 

Mayor »red Chapmiiii, Qeorge Hyatt, stars and artMi of » 

PiwideBt of CouneH, PoUee chief Wli. Ini Indusfry will trad the *»••• an 

tan R Smith. Commissioners D, fha sprawling Cmvtntlon Mall ai 

Waldmsn. and Mayor Imlth, 

1 Jamboree-Bound 

Police 

On Bay Isle; 

Shuttle Makes 3 

PrfrOawn Foray «-%>*y , ,, 

Nips Frolic On Police Pahence With Voi 

Shooting Island ThinByRaueou»HdM«^ 

NO(M Complainh 

Stars Galore To Visit City .»•«-* ^»IM «d» 

For Record Hop Monday Night tltf'feffl, 

music, prlus and Shooting bland, located west of 

•th st. and the boardwalk on Mon- favors. ^ «• •"* Thorofan Channel, 

day evening will be the focal point _ _ 1» appnwlmate^ three-quarters of a 

—u,,.,.,., ... i^jlt, Phil Sheridan, widely known PhU. mile long and a quarter of 1 mile 

_ _ ,_noy adelphla radio and television person, wide, and was chosen by the college- 

Seashore area with a star studded **&* «tth • backlog of demands for age hoya and girls for a beach party. 

Louis Quillen Grand Marshal 

For Baby Parade On August 11 

PnbUe safety. official, ban this 1 not, , 

week appeared to be at the " 

their pawnee with mliiBiisn 

eanuters, and their current tamper! 

An amphibious force Of I the statement leaned Msteaday bylo 

=, _iUce w,|[#j \M& Director D.Alien Strttch Jr. In 

" --•—-- • gjt everv 

tor In tt» ut>]v kniim nf ttTiul to lu MMH M a quiet family ratwt. 

J? * early hours OfWed- W1(B tBta „„, ^ eemmuniWi to 

nesday morning and arrested I law-enforcement official 

§7 youths, including four the wrath of polsoe to be Onr th. Job* 4 hoUdsy 

t approximately U 

j the majter of ceremonies. I when the youths wan mliulOcd out I 

The event which Is dli^cted to the I to the Island, a quarter of a mile out 

•MaiMtontw* 

w»m -1 fit If 11 i h »9 •••Miyy w 

pspsnrfsH 

filled dance sstslon whlcti will be ton to this resort Is initiated for that board motsrboat. 

purpose of fattening the scholarship - 

fund of the Ocean City Exchange 

A majority of theae young people who I 

the paUce are foread to arrwt are I 

* ••:•• a. m, Beak «»*. Leonclub, 

which each year helps support ffjj •*WB" no»hia# a Wartiane call 

the college mreer of an Ocean Cl^ from Mrs. mmff MvkM, of It 

HlBh School aradiute, •prliea rd. lomulaliilBi at loud 

muten Club commute* arranemg the I dent of the Commuters Club, and I 

Slat annual Ocean City «o*r*«^lk I Arthur O. WatHnt, city publicity 

and aakefl Mr. and 9M. 

n for the event. 

irtr niiaiL *** B°y Scout from Ocean city la Jam. 

t—n mmwmt, horee Troop SO leaving July 19 for 

iTsfternade AssocLirtlon soem» the National Boy Scout Jamboree is 

I nat it Is the guardian ot the Colorado Springs, Col. 

iMMBto but we are advised A regular member of Ocean City 

NJ «Md issue insofar as gun. Troop 80, he Joined with other boys 

" ale concerned," Mr. Simp- from the Atlantic ana council who 

WHd, "Actually, Ordinance are chartering a special railroad 

» w to the encampment. 

wood from the 

Club to I .: ' n — *Mr 

such events planned by the Exchange I !"8 fmn wie dbw^laii af is near. 

-When we find that tbe Owner or «,»»* 

I manager of « baaJnaM •stsbushnaeirt tmtitmm 

1 • • hie to control eondlBSaa ill BttteJUtal: 

, we wai DSJ farcas.t vMHiân 

after a proper nsarlno, 

. threa 

"Wta do nataiM.M ram • sjslks) 

M*» aothlni to ftar fraoi 

1 that hJa granp ii 

•iBi the idea that fun. 

/•sadiy art apart. -219 Are Placed 

•and,'under «M feaMm of Chief 

Harry Norton, win teas' the march- 

' fljfrininii nf I _ - - - ill dnni fits BAAnftMni snti* fltiN 

mhlert. Manager James L. Dugan, of the um mi .xhiUHon of chills at Ml 

should l!*** Jerse •iiSa(ib..iM». rthMî^hmiters They will «*•• T*ey an the UkralnlaiLAnieri- Hill, Pa, a beach boy, iwam out to The cutter w» Immediately neaUed. ward for the boyi' efforts to good Mori-blown" WL,^ waa tgkM tato-ea»J John James 

fir fofllwl iH S2 ti!rnTuS . 

y State Employment Serv- a, an. In front of the Musk Pier 

nBnt#n ' » "^ can Strinf Band, Harrowiate Itrtai ntrlve the transmitter, tall Coast Cuard orewa, however, spoWamanshlp, fair play and team to,, iui charged with mslfclous InlDreMj nu|,-.. 

J^SW,", relu *"— '• Band, LaBery'B Scottish Htehlandcrs, The boys nsported theto dtoeovunf spotted the giant blimp off the coast work, . I jury to property. Me was relsaaed MlM Taylor w»» efeanM < 

BMI^SST AMA a SKI • OnlMd Band, Oaklyn Band, St. Jo- to the Coast Guard who came and here earlier in the afternoon, leu Interested parsons who wtoh to 1 fton, jui under taW oaB and scoe* ore to abeam • staTsfe** 

witttte Idea SaTfij! 0 1 0 A MA Plal>Asfl Mpn Bugle * nd D m Corp8 ' St P tek Band, Laffery's Scottish HlHhliindcrs. . The boys reported their discovery spotted the giant blimp off the coast work, I jyry to nraf 

Oniied Band, Oaklyn Band, St. Jo- to the Coast Guard who came and here earlier in the afternoon, leu Interested parsons who wish toi^gp, jail und 

soph Bugle and Drum Corps, St. picked 

e0ty W 

ris and summer Pstrobnaji Buaene by * pe«s*brUn who 

i AUesudroni, . | 

I t*st Sunday Morning early, etnr- 

Ptaasure av. 

for Mr. Smith's three-ywr-oW grand- of • *ntsdl 

- • • • • I T h 

^

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_ ?* / \ * ^^ *k 

Inn 

' AT PLYMOUTH PIACt 

J1MU - 

a. m. to 7 JO p. na. 

TOMATO JUICE 

: ,,,,.. 8,25 

,,,..,,,, 1,83 

2 ?* 

idGNON ....,, 8.00 

SALAD EN *QHAT0 i jjj 

o IM 

2.00 

I BlAIEFISU 2.00 

: ,, ,,,,, 1.80 

SALAD .. 2,28 

, ,,,, i,so 

PIE :.,,,,.,,,..... 2,00 

> POTATOES GOLDEN CORN 

t GREEN CUT BEANS 

HEARTS OF LETTUCE SALAD 

Koqueforte and French Dnessingf 

GARDEN PEAS 

APPLE SAUCE 

ICBDMBFIE CHERRY PIE CAKB JELLO 

.„ _ BICE PUDDING ICE COLD WATEltMELON 

JgBCBEAM SUNDAE SHERBET BROWN BETTY 

/ f*, PLATTER ONLY 2Se LESS 

^ COCTEE ' TEA HUE 

PRIC1 

UNTIL YOUR PHYSICIAN COMES 

SO MOT MMIH ttaMMhn th 

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A PHYDCMM 

• 

FOOT TRAITS 

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CHHJHtEH'Sand 

WOMEN'S SHOES 

MMM EXport 94373 

product! tl. 

•N » p.m. 

^^1-i i-,,if.a, fl.lliM 

lAMO THIS ACCOMPANVIIIG MESSAOB ARC DONATED IN THI 

, UOC«L MEMBERS Of TUB ATLANTIC-CAPS MAY 

I Pharmacy, HUÎM Cantral Phonnacy, Ordib PhomMcy, Parkway 

S d « H Pborm^y. M SOMBtS POINT: Fairway Oragt, 

CUHtlNT THEME. Lampooning the 

? ,i u^Bl miewjfi^raieta South Ocean — 

md John Griffith portray the roles of 

.«,, wiulB Harold Tl*any and C 1 • 

tbe aoeomottoD,—Grainger Studto 

MIM BELL OF TOT STARS. The pitrioUc motif of 

the Independence Day atmosphere encompassing the South 

Ocean City Bicycle Parade 'Monday wa exemplified by this 

elaborate display of the colon by Jane Logan. The parade, 

and annual July Fourth event, was staged by the South 

Ocean City Improvement Association —Grainger Studio 

photo. 

Oberammergau's Passion Play 

Recounted For Summer Group 

SHI 

5 & 10c STOtr 

1606 Hov»n Av». 

IN THI HUB SHOPPING 


2ABEEER3 

ROAST 

RIBS 0'BEET 

•Sinus* nor 

M 6 6arden State Partway 

WUKDAY HOURS: 

TRAINED PEKSONNH. TO Tfce *m r*w of »• SMBBH «IB. 

UUry of the Fin* Metiwiut O»* 

opened Tuesd.y •Remoon la the 

BUcaj-ne Hotel under, the chilrniin 

Alp td Mn. P«d A. Friedrirti. Mrs. 

Frtnk Mw, of Otan City, H pro. 

grim (Mtl «pe«*Jn« on Th* Otxt- 

•Bmwuu PiMlaB PUy- 

Devotions i n led l)y Mm. Forrest 

MMiii whs used for her topic, 

In Case of Poisoning! 

•Wwttn TojHhm WUh God," Ones* 

•oloist ni Mr,. AJbert Brooks will, 

•mi "S«rt«t an*" tod tha spt 

nail. -Hrt Get the Whole world 

fa His rUnd " She HI ««orapsnied 

GALL THIS EMERGENCY NUMBER 

« the puna by ber dinihts, Mrs, 

. Tb Tbomtt MulllDeim. . who u» py pUyed 

11 for the gmip tmgios Oln. LodiOe 

I Del Corio n iDtroduced u the 

WAllcer 7-3501 

Mt treasurer of tba jroup 

MM, Adtar opened her pngnffi 

by pUJrlBI • Una minute retarding 

of th. gr«l nell* a( OtanfflmerEsa. 

POCOH COMML m m , SHORE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 

the ward* of the prologue epeBtng 

tte PiMJoa PUT «nd the »Mew of 

the choir 

Mrs, Adler eipUined that Uie 

SOMERSPOfMT , 

Pas-jlon Flay, presented once every 

10 ywrt by *b# people of Oberam. 

ma-gau. depicts the sufferingi of 

the Lord during Bit last week on 

earth, 

Mrs, Adler opUtasd that Obs- 

a Child's Life Today ... It May be Yours! 

ammergaa Ls i quint UMle vulage 

of WBOdarvin locmted In southera 

Germany. It 

I # M U b» tofcM by pannft Hut no potwnotn ratefanaas ara plamd or Mt within th. raach 

fg *"**£ A«>hM t»M>H, riMplna pill* and many etnar drug, ara fr«n»nt cauta* •# 

"M»* WMHMM d«MMi and otto comma rcial product*, as waii at MRNHO, ara usually 

*"*"• •*« * ^ ^ * y 

iaa&vmMac 

win 

?* •** ProdocH-wndar . sink or an th* »ow«- ifcalvas of MtehK and 

-W"< «**• parmHtoJ m any homo. ThoM who do nothing to avoid HMM howw 

I •> «w-«n*m «nd thatHMir -eaM f«r hrtp- b too late, 

00DBMATION NEAR YOUR TELEPHONE FOR EMERGENCY USE 

1 lowing the tableaux the delicately 

10th St. & Atbury Avo. EXport 9-1348 

done narrative sequence on the life 

of Christ is presented. At times 

there are TOO people on the itage 

W ttllll 

Krk Adler described the scene of 

H 

Christ In the Garden of Ogthsemanee, 

TAKE OUT ORDERS — FREE PARKIN* 

She says that the pradnctlan U u 

real that she sill always remembar 

OPEN DAILY NOON TO 

LTE STEAK HOUSE 

the thud with which Christ fell upon 

bis knees three times to pray in tbe 

Garden, After Uua M I He becomes 

mireal a^»if*. 

There are over 1,000 parts in the 

producttoo with 123 speaking parts 

For over a year prior to the pre. 

sentation the villagers let their hair 

and beard grow to be ready. The 

wonien to 4ne play must be im 

figd and all parts are taken fey 

idents of the village «*o have lived 

there at least two years. 

The speaker explained teat 100 

yean ago the people of Obersmnwr 

gau made a vow to give the play 

every 10 years and no matter wfaat 

happened this vow Is kept, Tne pea. 

pie willingly and lovingly continue 

to cany toe play through hoping 

there will he reconciliation and love 

in the town world, 

FoUowtog the program 

ments were wed by In, Homer 

Gerken and her committee of Host- 

* only fanie to the pre- Next Tuesday's meeUng will feasentaiUon 

every 10 yean of the ttbture Mrs. AlberUilne MOardcon 

uiou* Pa*51on Play, which has neea apuUBg OB "Fun Wttb Shelli- Mra. 

done for *• pet M« Vim. During Ralph r« wlU ba bactaM eh airman 

the presentation se-IMin, 'Which nut 

• • * 

from Hay M to September, at B a, tn. DONI EMOUCH 

the booming beJls ring out and i i^mer, aft 13, was pssled aver 

bearded maa to a whits garnieni tlM gM problem and dMWMd it 

eaU, out, -Bow down In Holy »«• with nil pal Joe. 

oh raw aeraned oy Ood .- 

~I\e wafted to ichool with her 

TOe play, wfcloh taia aUday, Istone 

tinea,' to told Me "and NT- 

presented to three parn on a gut, rM bar boots. I bought her an Ice- 

magnlflnnt atagf wUch was coneraan soda Iwlcc. Now do you think 

structed to 1930. The mu«k k simple, 1 ought to kiss nor?" 

Tne Muo rtbed ehorui appear* Im- "Naw, you dost need to, 

mediately ereeedtog the UMeau 

••iilch an Uvtng Meoef taken from 

On, OH MUMM. lmmedluely ft* 

11 Jot de* 

elded after a moment at deep 

thought. "You have done oBOQgh 

far that girl already, 1 ARTIFICIAL PL 

• 

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UMBRELLA A BEACH CHAIR RiW 

49 

HSH OF THI DAY, Broiled 

|» Alts OTHER TEMPTING DISHES 

Chilled Toss Salad ~ Choice of Dressing 

French Fried or Potatoes de Jour 

Assorted Rolls 

All Baking Done on Premises 

PASTRIES AND DESSERTS THAT 


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w-.«. • 

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COLESLAW 

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Nob 

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PLANTATION CHICKEN 

TAKE-OUT SERVICE ONLY 

i St. md WMlay Av». — Ground Floor Strand Hetal 

|t MOILED SIRLOIN STEAK 

DtUGiOUS Vi 1,0, CHICKEN 

SOUTHERN FRIED 

DISJOINTED CHICKEN 

TENDER ROAST CHICKEN 

JUMBO LOUISIANA SHRIMP 

You Poise and Personality 

ENCE DALTON 

1ST KNOWN 

FASfflON MODEL, 

'• AUTHORITY 

iTANT 

5-WEEK 

INCLUDES: 

CHARM and 

MODELING SCHOOL 

Under the Person*! DlrecUon 

of 

F1.ORENCB DALTON 

at th* Fhmtan ttotal 

RNMnttoll »«• H 9M p.k 

Jiriy IMi, liM MM IMh 

Croups Fttrmdig Now 

TD Begin July lttli 

For Information A FRII 

PERSONAL ANALYSIS 

Phon* EXport 9-1QM 

Weekly Tuition to 

Fit the Budgets of; 

*>}-•• \-"- 

totht 

Otttf, H, 

bottfca of WWrtej, 

N. J.; PatrlcU Ann 

VIKJU, and ana «( b**r wan Uirown 

LUUa;, IS, otOMty TUk. P*,: Xntin 

Into Ore-« EH Harbor Bay, Bgt, 

Mean. IB. M (Rutnerford, N, J.; Jana 

1 OK HUM HteK «nd 

Wyll.. M, of No» (Maun, IM,, Mary 

wnf«H*t«d a qoantltr of alcohoUc 

m Urn youa»»B 

mi. 

D. Kahlo, 19, of Vuntnor, N, J. 

tavertu*. found at tks party .its. 

d«pM« th. fMt 

The trip. atartM at SiM a, m, and Sate uwtoB, W, oltoHy Fort, Pn 

fle.ottVl^ 

the fatal hunt for atnggan Wdln« In m *aV WMner, of Lawlttown, 

,«re bellavod 

the wsctU and rotttea ma mad* atP».; 

M B FM», m, of tMHdmw, 

t.SOui.mitiilh.Miiwu rUmg Pa.; Minna Jaw Ziirtowikl. M, «j 

The police vuai a buB-hom to call idnnuu*. id P Pa.; J J

^ 

* 

*nf mtm fill H will alts fan- 

•Mtr Impothig (til wiltntti sn 

HIM of Hi* Hnt sffindin," ft» 

SmHtr Dlrtrtor HM, 

I CsmmlsiioniT Streteh gave two ex. 

lamplt'n of what some jiivmiles ure 

doing hin> iiilhnui the knowledge ol 

their parents. One Ifryeer-old boy 

from a -Philadelphia suburb, 40^ ar- 

! rested «srly jSundjor morniBS «awlr 

ins up lin aiiey In control i-iiy so 

drunk he bari-ly knew who he a.n eiinipuninns, who fled when 

they sow the puliov npproachi.ig, Tl*e 

buy was k-fi nankins over the rail fit 

4ih MI wild a half tottli' ui votiltii 

and 3 hiiif bottle of whiske} in his 

pOHsesNion }li- did not kmm v,ho he 

was OF where he was Ntiiyin^- 

Every juienlle resiis-ieritm al any 

hotel- niotel- am-sl house- or mumiiu? 

house should have a i-haperon, fie* 

fordine to a 111111111 i|...l ordinanee. 

The i-hapernn niUM rei!!sier ,1! nolue 

JteiidqyJtrt*-r> under Ihis liiu 3ml FIIUM 

list the names of the ju\eni]e-i m 

his or her Hire, 

Warning 

Continued *r#m «ag* 1 : 

niflinhno Phi!a!ipl"h!3 vnuihs \v-. rr 

arrested on n complaint signed h* ' 

room t?(eFk Sainuel Lnpet They art 

Jamps Raymond McGpttigan. ^2, ai } 

Ardiiiore, Pa., iia otcupation, ano 

Buo Hoffman. 19. of Haverfard, Pa j 

went to room IB in thi> Wesley Arm? j 

without first signing iho poyistpr toi i 

lodging at thp hsjn] dnsk- They wcri • 

released undrr S.10 hail caeh and an i 

scheduled for a hearing Monda> ; 

morning in Municipal Couri ht-re, | 

city pffleltli diieusied Hie | 

with Mr. TnhOs Tuesday 

s«id th# ewner agreed fe s mid' 

night curfew gf fyesti comiRi Ifl^ 

to and leaving thf 

A s#t Qf fult's and fesuintions in 

to be posted in eaeh room in ihe 

Hotel. Ma urirefiiîeri'd guest * win 

be permittt*d inside the hott'l, and 

na one will be allowed to U.NC the 

ftrc cscapp except in ease of fire 

ks will be changed on all dunr* 

to prewnt unregistered Mueîs fruni 

JERRY 

GABRIEL 

AND HIS ANGELS 

Incomparable Entertainment 

3 COINS 

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LOUNGE 

AND BAR 

ON THI CIRCLE IN SOMERS POINT 

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BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

PRESENTS 

AN UNUSUAL MUSICAL TREAT 

JOHN LASALLE QUARTETTE 

1 960 ENGAGEMENTS 

•ASIN STRUT 1AST .,,,,,,, Niw' YORK CITY 

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PARIS IN THI SKY ,,,.,, IAST ORANGE 

SANDS HOTEL , LAS VISAS 

GARROWAY 

KATE SMITH 

FORD STAR TIME 

5TARS 

p I v • 

JIMMY BROWN & HIS VARIETY BOYS 

4 HOURS CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT 

MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY 

PACKAGE GOODS 

free Deflvery 

PHONE 

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WHIItMUfM 

TH1 0C1AN CITY 

coming and going at will. 

HUn the city 

The hotel wUl ta tttorouffhly u«d the ordinance p«Sed S 

tiMsseleaned, A man will be stationed 

on oaen of the four floors to sec 

that all the rules and regulations 

ere obeyed. 

The ihrest to lift tho menantile 

Ucen» of the. Wesley Arms Hotel^ 

y ,h""*iTy of 6Sin Cjiy 

on final reading June iTth, nyssioners" eon revoke Uie llecilM 

The ordinanee slates that "If Wo 

Board of CommUsionorg after due 

notice and opportunity to he heard, Eiclu.lv. Plrtt Run 

determines that any person to wMom Atlantic City *»1 

a license bi Issued ha! wUUuUy v* 

Ml. • SAT, JULY I • t 

•Is • Wwdwfyi . Pun^lllwi 

"iOUTH PACIPiC" 

Color by BcLuia 

Al.o WALT DiSNIV tin Color I 

"EYE IN OUTER 'SPACE" 

' SUN,, MOM.. Tlir, 

JULY IB . tl - I* 

STBVI REEVES 

"GIANT OP MARATHON" 

In DyalbcsM and Color 

Alls VINCENT PRICE 

"THi TINGLER" 

In Am.ilng "F*r»plB" T»r»f 

Ml, • SAT,, JULY I • f 

L.tt CNaiw* to SH 

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VlitlVlilsn . T«hiiifStor . 

Alts "OUttiVlHS TKAVILI" 

Color 

SUN., MON,, TUi., 

JULY 10 - 11 • 12 

Th»y TMM • vwhit* H*il 

Bad wittl Inwny Blood 

"Ski TROOP ATTACK" 

Al» io,aM Nten Attitkea 

Only 2 Sot Thrsugh 

iATTLl OP ILOOD IW.AND" 

Cartoon e*hi »t PHIII 

Plot thli 

MieHAIL STR060FF 

frarrlns Curt Jerwnt 

g, - » - • ,WCTN6H0USE Affi-CONDITIONINfi • • ^ j 

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Rosened Seats 

53, S2.S0 

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Admission 

tl BO UI uicl 

P L A Y H O U S E 

S O M E R S P O I N T 

PBODUdm JONATHAN DWIOHT PMSENTO 

TONIGHT, 

SATURDAY, SUNDAY The Kmg and \ 

2 SHOWS SAT. IVf. 

THRU SUNDAY. JULY 10 

HEAR; "Getting to Know You" 

it • • "Hmlh, Young Lovmn" 

Starring LILA GAGE and VICTOR HELOU 

COMING 

TUESDAY 

JULY 12 

ROGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S IMMORTAL 

WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST 

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For Rswrvationj Phone Somers Point WA 7-4115, WA 7-4116 

IN OCEAN CITY, MUOHIS PHARMACY, «th t, WISLIY AVENUE, 

BXport MM! i. Eiclutlv* Tlckit Aganty 

SATURDAY, JULY 16 

Matinee Only 2 p, tn. 

"ADVINTURiS OF SR'iR RABBIT" 

by Pilgrim Children's Theatre 

B , AMPLE PARKING NEWLY AIR-CONDITIONED a 

Movie-wise, 

there 

has 

never 

been m 

anything 

like 

"THE APARTIVH:NT 

love-wise, 

laugh-wise 

or 

otherwise-wise! 

HTATIOW SHMM 

Jack Lemmon 

^hk4 ^hk4w MacLaine 

Fred MacMurray M 

NOW PLAYING 

Thru Wed., July 13 

Ray Walston^.Edie Adams 

I Shoas Sat, 

6 ft 9:30 p, m. 

PWPAY, 

CONTINUOUS 1S:M A. M. TO MIDNITI 

THE TRUiAS-UFEMO-OiAni SWKfWl 

MM WHO LED THE FISHT MUHST m r 

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;; TODAY & SAT. 

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-_ THEIN r 

COMIVIANDMENTS 

C . p i ?ut AN^r 

HE5T0N • BRYNNER-BAXTER 

EDWARD Q ¥VQiiNE 

ROBINSON-DECARLO 

P , DEREK 

services which precede all services 

i a sunny smile and a 

WIU be led by Waiter D, Eddowes, 

Jr. 

liUty, Dr, Stover has 

_ as chairman of the The speaker at the 11 o'clock serv. 

j Crusade to be held In SSth st. and Aabury av,, win be Dr. 

I In 1861, 

James I. McCord, 

«as cfaosen for his 

I*'position following service 

Wmi to 1IM as Dean and Pr» 

STOWI TO 

Aux. Topic 

First Tim* it 

Regular Pricwl 

PLEASE NOT! 

Show & Feature Ttail 

Showi at 

10:30. 3:05. T:« 

n Tschnlcfiler 

Feature Starti 

11:15 - 3:SO-8:1S 

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MON. - WID, JULY 11-13 

METRO- GQIflWWfAAYiR 

THE NEW 

.* THEAT! 

BOflROWALK t 

MAT. DAILY 2 P. M, _ FIRST 1V1 SHOW 7 fci 

PLUS 

»» _ 

JULY 8 - 9 1 :• 

H1RI COME THI PLANET 

•%•( . •• COLUMBIAPICTlJRESin-l. 

MTfumwrnr 

A TOIO PRODUCTION f t 

LAST COMPLBTE SHOW •:« 

**•*****, mM«tu 

JULY 11 • 13 

Mt»t 

•Vi SHOWS AT 1 ft tsM 

Three electrifyinfl I 

CRSSI 

THI OC1AN CITY SINTINIk-LIDMft _j 

>ver And Dr, McCord 

:le Pulpit Sunday 

Tstenuclr Ai» 

pn-senW • long 

mr at Ui« mornlni; 

new 10 O«an 

i 

smtr, pMtor of the 

Church and 

^Mle of niUtdeWiUi 

it tiw « mi H o'eloek 

In fti Oeein City Taberfc 

» v • PAMJ ^ 

evening at 

O«f«« la un largest Proteatwt publishing home 

DIAMONDS -WATCHM_. JIWILRY 

Summer Blhl« Onnfartnee which be- 

 

vast missionary and welfare program also conducts the Macedonian Bfcls 

In his native Greece the land pio- Institute providing yuuleglcal tralnneered 

in Christianity by St Paul ing to Protestant theological students 

himself; a renowned biblical scholar I each year, supports book •tons in 

and authority en the Greek New Athens and other towns, has an Or. 

Testament: author of a four volume plumage in Katerinl, Bupports a Day 

expository study of the Epistle of St. School with 335 Modsnts and care* 

James, and a roree/ul radio speaker. far some 7.000 ehUdren 

AMERICA^ i 

He edited the Modem Greek New Mr. Zodhiatea Is' the Director of 

Testament published by the Million the coast-to-coast radio ministry 

Testaments Campaigns and the known as "The Voice of Greece" 

American Bible Society. 

heard « WABC. New York, each GERMAN fo$i 

Through the American Mission to 

Sunday, He will speak at the Ocean 

Greeks. Mr. Zodhlate* conducts a 

City Conference each eveniM Sun. 

program of caring for orphans, the 

day through Friday at T:SO o'clock, 

A V L 

Dr. Ross H. Stover 

and M tM Morning Bible Hour, Tuesday 

through Flrldiy at 11 otlock. 

PRESENTLY SERVING 

fesar a By^cnatic Tliooloey in 

Church Soloist 

David D. Allen, jr., of Royal Oak. 

The Austin Presbyterian nteslogieal 

Michigan, ».year eld student at 

Dr. Edwin H. Knndten 

Seminary in Austin, Tenas, Other 

FhUaMphu CsUega of Bible, direct* 

BREAKFAST 

DAILY DINNBl 

poKitlons heM by him include the Dr. Bdwin H, Knudteo, president 

tho musical programs of the IMS 

Prom I a, •, 

pastorate of tte Unive«lty Presby. 

of the BvangeUeal Luthsmn Synod 

Conference lie k a tenor sotobt, 

of New jersey, will preach the morn, 

and trumpeter, and Is BssiMed by 

Speelalttaa tadndai 

terlsn Chyirch in Austin, and profeg. ing sermon for both Service* in St. 

Doris Wright at the organ, and Jean 

SAUERBRATEN WITH SPAETZLB 

sor of Bible in the University of John's Lutheran Church, loth st. and 

Lalae at the piano, 

SUNDAY DINNER 

Texas, 

Central av,, at g:SO and 11 a.m. Bun. 

Bvery Saturday nliht Is "Film EXport MM2 KXIOCKWURST A SAUERKROUT 

From 4 p.m. 

day. Ilia subject WIU be The Ability 

Night," featuring full lenith gospel 

ROULADEN & HASENPFEFFER 

In the interest of the church, Dr. to Look Up." 

Alms in sound and color, 'Teen Age 

bctwepn Mh andMcCord 

has traveled extensively, At the recent synod leal convention 

Rock" will be shown ;hu Saturday 

lecturing and preaehytg In Great of the Bynod In St. John's last May, 

I JfcCord, president of Britain, Uw> Netherlands, Canada, Dr, Knudten was elected for hk 

Hlofial Seminary, will Scotland, Czechoslovakia, the Oontl third term as president. 

at T:SO p n,, in thenent, 

and South America, as well aa He was born in Chicago, and at- 

M U, sod tb« as in the United States. He is curtended Carthage College, m,, and 

rently chairman of the North Amer Hanuna DlvlnUy School, Springfleld. 

j ta • «#lMeno«n p lean Area CJouneu of the World Al. Ohio, He received the Honorary De- 

jna mthor. Hii Influence 

i felt throwiliout the entire 

llanee of Reformed Churches, 

gre« of Doctor of Divinity from Wit- 

OUR BIGj^Bff^SPECTACULAR! 

tenberg College in 1MB, and the 

is. «n* he Is widely "TWere Is ample parking space for Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws 

ipuMlc speikef, M* sei* the morning services on the Taber. from Wagner College in 1851 

MtB hwdeiit twice week. natle grounds. The building is meeh. 

m The beautiful new anlcaJly ventilated and there is seat- 

He has served on the committee* WUBam Maim 

Broad »nd Boulevard, 

of the United Lutheran church In 

ing outside for overflow crowds. The 

b i testlinony to his 

America, and U vice-president of the William Maun, bass soloist, will The Greatest Sales Show In Our History 

man as well 

Strand Theater is air conditioned. New Jersey Council of churches. sing at all three services at the 

Dr, Leon T, Moore wUl serve as Tha Rev. Frank P. AdJar. pastor First Methodist Church Sunday. Mr, 

many young men chaplain. Music U by the Ocean City of St. John's, wUl preach on Sunday Maun will sing the works of Handel. 

_y, and has taugM Tabernacle Quartette under the di. morning In the Chapel at SSth st, Malotte and MacGunsey. Mr, Maun 

„«, at Wniple Univer. recUn of Frtti_ Krueger with 1, and West av. at 11 o'clock, church is a regular member of the Oritorlc 

:-«/'limlogy for many 

Woodley KaleholT at the organ, gong School la conducted At the Chapel Choir, and comes here from the • COME IN! SEEING IS BELIEVING! 

at •;« a, m. 

Riverside Church in New York City, , I 

1 to aU, he Is a popular 

I Urtbodlst Summer AuxUIai-y 

dlM visitors and residents to 

I Httel on Tuesday at I 

. AJberthine Richardson, of 

LNJ, «ffl present a pTograijI 

1 Ital Witt •hells," 

t JMudMB and her husband 

I jilterested In shells for 11 

|isd have collected, bought or 

s until now they have 

ipeciestataling nearly 

t. The Riehardsons are 

: of Uie Philadelphia Shell 

I ui spend their vaeatloni 

W" Susan Comôll. of Ocean 

[will play the piano for the 

I music. Mrs. Alnprt Rrooks 

th« slnnlnR, Mrs. Thomas 

will provide the devotions. 

1 A. Frtedrich will pre^lde. 

j. Hilph FOK Is the h(Kt«s. She 

• (Htatod by Mr-i, John Ash by. 

"" 1 Bell, Mrs. Robert K. Bell. 

Botert K. Bell, Jr.. Mrs. 

|Blawell, Mrs, Walter Durness, 

t Bumhnm, Mm. Robert 

Mrs Hoy Darby, Sr, 

D»N)y, Jr. Mrs. Mabel 

«n Clara I Toi, Mrs Sun 

- Ha, Mn. Lewis Candy, Mrs. 

*40od(rey, Mrs. Max Hannum 

«mard Henry. 

k fllftert s. High, Mrs. Roland 

%M. 1. Parker Hlllman. Mrs. 

S. Klmble. Mrs. Raymond 

, Mn, Raymond 'McHenry. 

m Maloy, Mrs. Part IMItch 

I DaUy Morey. Mrs Harold 

n. Omrles B Powell, airs 

»«, ilrj. Olfa Scull. Mrs 

•i!! 1 !? 11 K Vetl *r. MM J 

^M. John C. Williams, 

Winner, Mrs. Edward 

(EL KIDS 

IU 

OUftOIL. 

WA 

M you 

of tta 

«W« your 

Therefore being justified by 

faith, we have peace with God 

through ayr Lord Jesus Christ. 

—(Romano 3:1) 

We have ftith that the ma 

Witt Hie tomorrow j that when 

we turn them on, the electric 

Ii»ht, the TV and the radio 

will work,,, belief in the operation 

of powers we cannot see 

or comprehend. Why, then, 

doei our faith in God often 

falter? Without it, we can 

have no peace. 

RAY'S BICYCLE CENTER 

SALES and SERVICE 

1336 Asbury Avenue 

Open 

f very Day 

RENTAL . 50c Par Hour 

ENGLISH and AMERICAN 

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STORE HOURS: 8 to 8:80 Daily 

1 ClMed IWday and toturfay Evinloii 


FBBB DffliVERY 

W« ©!«• SftH OnM Sl«mp» 

"We Cow tte Ct^r and fWit'i Around ft" 

PAtHTlNG flit 

TOWN 

with PHIL TURNER 

WeU, that Fourth of July 

ithre&day holiday wu really 

somethtng, wasn't It? It seems 

to M we never hed nigger 

crowdf. But, I was gild to |M 

back to the store dn Tuesday. 

I spent a working weekend — 

putting up the MrsMu, mowing 

the grass, ind polishing my car 

If only more people would buy 

paint I would be able to pay 

somebody to do this stuff and 

could ipend my Ifilidays on the 

beach like a human being. Please, 

come In and buy my paint 

Please! 

• * * 

Par •vtrybedy'i Inform.tion 

•• of today fhen art uactly 

M d.yi until tf» Labar Day 

WHkand, thii talMn't l.it 

ttir«-day holiday. But, of 

court*, featwMn now and ttnn 

•varybody will have mada at 

iNit a million dollan and fea 

raal happy. Than will com* tna 

Fill patntlno iaa»n, plaaM 

buy my pahil. 

Evidently some people dont 

believe that the trains still run 

to Ocean City, But, they dot My 

mother came down on one the 

ether day, and everything was 

just dandy all the way from 

Candenp file reports, at least 

until the stalnloss steel Budd car 

started for the South end of the 

island. By ihe new AM> store It 

halted and the conductor got 

out. On the tracks, neatly parked 

and locked up tight with the 

brake on,, was an automobile 

The crew decided that whoever 

owned Hie ear wit in the store. 

There was a long watt while the 

shoppers ware canvassed. Hnal. 

ly, a lady admitted the car -was 

heft She. explained mat 

thought train service had been 

abandoned here years ago, and 

always parked on the backs 

while shopping;. 

• • • 

No evening ttera hours for na 

until after Labor Day. Our houna 

will M from 8 to 5:30 Monday 

through Saturday, My aUfi deserves 

the time off, and anyh anyhow, 

darn dn lw lew ppeople 

are doing ingany 

painting pg iting on these weeke kd nd 

nnga. Th The whole Itaff (including l 

me) Ii going down to the Boardwalk 

on both Friday and Saturday 

evenings and spend money 

like craiy. 

yen nttt week. 

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V 

rvj 

eir appre- 

thanks of everybody hi the community. 

fMaa fill -•---• •-••• ^ Taj^ consteU «£ •coop. f~ «—— ——- —— - wUI — hit — ari — kit — Hani," - — !*>• — I 

QMUBwiQi rubbtthand 

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- • di« refuse a com- flaMen Kate 

•: ry-> 

• it mar u/lth >U«HI of scgasUed gaBHlag, *W conniciM all 

II*M.«2 t. ttis fa thelie 

aiwea, It to mTan^Sr ttat 11 li Bent, nmum -kt 

system w 

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t This fa the aanM aatare to take MtaMM, to Whan Mala ftMpala 

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Jilt Moortyn Theatre Service 

Dr. B«lph W.Mnn 

. AS) Mr, Dr. 

Dlalatar sf OM 

tns 

Or. Soctanan has »r»ed only Hi 

IfuAOni CHNk, *m bs ha. 

Mm IM W «« JM7. IB 1MB 

B MktM ap Park am aa* 

SB UHIMWi «l *• W W 

«O,MaM neipMBt «t Maanty 

rir tam U iimnm Umatr- 

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la* HIM ef •*»* to - 

Ar m |M^ Or. 

17 Traffic Cases Came Under 

Gavel Of Judge King Tuesday 

Totltty 

•f PMYUJt MHI 

•paiMK to Hymn 

Mfm — -n to 

[Appetizing Luncheon while 

activities 

TOW TO TAtX 

-Mow Oat 'air baa 

MM keeps quiet eniest 

true M M chU 

drea tar* to talk. It fins item 

opportunities to aapreas themselves 

take tbemselvtj 

Is a new experience. They 

also Just Uke Ik sound they make 

and tney find wutrili faffjnafipjf 

This Is tbe time when parents on 

do a great deal to help their child 

acquire dear and pleasing speech, a 

•went for a WeUwL Bow a NU 

talks it determined by what he (wars 

He teams to apeak the language 

spoken In his hone, whether it fee 

EmtUsh, Frndi or an, other. Be 

Is pronounce wards tad use 

grammar In exactly the same way 

as toe people M bean, usually Ms 

parents. 

As children get older and go to 

school, they Uarn more about iangtod 

grammar, bat it U by 

example at bane that their talking 

habit* an formed. Many people 

can write without errors, but ir.urder 

the king's English in everyday eonvenation. 

tWIU on encourage their children 

to talk and to improve their 

speech Pronunciation takes time 

and ss does grammar. Parents vnll 

flnd tt much more profitable is prononnce 

warts eorreeUy far tie child 

than to correct hit pronunciation or 

Without making a tts lane of tt, 

neoBraft (ka AM to learn and 

•ewwwwda. LaBgnale U leaned 

y »e nut a AIM can be helped lo 

se 11 wen. 

„ Jr., M, of Poundin. Hill, 

Va. *a>, for speeding 19 miles ever 

the maUt naoit and passing a red 

tnffle uat, Ronald n.tfan.1. a, pf 

Hnerttwn, fa,, pusing a red bunker 

light, MO Hward W, WApna,,, 

•O, of Philadelphia, Pi, BM pajtisg 

* M light Fredrick N. Milaapf m, 

fi, of Scarsdale. N. Y, obstruction u 

•Won, tU. Lee BorfSsetster, 19. pi 

êrkxie, ft^, #1^ gpaj^jhiy Bebert 

O. Shunden, », Warren, Pi, $ 10 tot 

passing a blinker Usht. 

tt. JM LvHwnn 

Mm -t. aad Wast H, 

TW Bav. Pn-li r - 

te OB urn min 

minuM mmm mi say m» tuM 

•p 

-»ujudm lausrcn. n* MH II Jo- MBit. 

ine M*. Paul A. rri-lrich CMMN CITY 

•«• Ma sanaam at UM isiS awl IIHhk. 

*ii, OHM* City 

in woranip aerrieez In U» dHna In, ttarrr P. 

Wuhan Maun nu be 

at att 

The MOM in a sertas ai •esseu 

en a century of Of»mt Propheii wlii 

t;4S a, BL 

U a. m.—»• TOe 

BOB, -Whan, Do D Ys. lmitat.T- pas. 

tor Adtar. na BUotat, Nancy Jane 

ML OrtantatAlbsfta Wasaaun. 

PIMT f«HBVTUMN CHUMN 

and Wesley •». «»"" «"» 

•Ma. Oirw CniMad, Msan 

b* itudJed tha week. The lesion a 

edMed, -0«da Ward and the World 

•UNBAY— 

WO a.Bl,-Sttnday Srtool for the 

trains 

tmu tar sgtBUns; M myes and nsiu 

M u out nan ay Jiuiuapal in a luniie (one. John f Suder, IS. 

iuasm FnnUn A. Kittf Tuasay of 31 -V Share ri. Marmora, was 

manual ba per* forfeited oui 

w tsuin* lo iww, U4 UE Otter eonncted at speeding JS mllet an 

11 wen aU «wM of a s hoar in a 2a-mile sane and lined H 

«* navtoi trafDa natayons and U eoan costi 

awing prMMM a€ three yeneu Uaude r. KaUer Jr. t», of nun, | 

wet* nwked lor W sin sa, 

burg, had the cttarg. at recUeai! 

now artM of speeding u 

Jobs MMilass, H. of Atlantic Civ, urmnj aiiinst Urn ndueed to cirefond 

cmity of liiwdim W miles «B ^^s dsnng, cte was fined f? 

hour is • Matte wne He «u 

(med l u l i court saitt. 

Mta «. P.r«o, », sf IMA *, 

n oMM of dnrtBi 70 mile* tn 

Boar in * Stnlltim nd EM «U 

Jobs A. Svccwy, tt, 

at IMM, N, J. n* Kcastd at 

drMag hi. «r m aw » iwor la 

• mm* BB* and taUened |30 

MdMautaM DoutUm, Pinio 

and rmnmj kit Unlr diivUui 

Yonni of Wast Ouster. 

Pa, was found (ulUr sf reckless drhbis 

by wea«MI back aad forth oo 

the Ocean ci^Saisi Mat tdfftL 

and anattne the middle Una, Be W£S 

fined M and M sMa. 

aUehard Seharf, lfl, sf Bowilnj 

Green, Va, was fined W ggd * 

e f^j 

M costs. George M. Higoee, ju, u 

Atlantic Oty, was canwrted n( ipee» 

ing at W mil«3 an boor In a au-miie 

looe and was fnud W and fi soiu. 

M U S. Man. U, of Mi wen av, 

m lined W and *> costs lor iUagat 

i^ p.ji.wg ^ red s** g The Sunday Church School begins 

at MS a, m. and U«re is a pbee 

for ran Rgardleat of TOUT an. 

The Worship wrtka beaOBs at 11 

rfort you wU alwayi retain a 

conllal ChMtian welcome 

Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock is 

Wednesday eitmnt at.l o'clock is 

The Hour of Praise, Prayer and 

Study TnJ* u one of the most intercums 

aieetiBes of Ibe nek. $49.95 

Sunday ennlBf Gwpel serrtce be. 

HI at 7.30 yith a Gocpel H 

SCHUrf EUCIHC 

Sateflitea lote in trade ntb Mattel 

t'Bioa. 

710 /USURY AVENUE 

fffp |j^*^f Lsvifl 

A. iumun. I?, ar •*-*""»£. r^, was 

louna gum.} OJ Janu a tratue u|Bt 

lined a total of «0 and « 

i *nfl1 M. Hataline, IS of £14 

Surry ar, NstakU, was Cued 

for Mrtfmpt at court- Ue faiied 

to appear for a scheduled heannj 

June 21. £bc HI faond not guilty 

of areless driving. 

ball were Janes â»ti*i 

My Neighbors O*l year frw» tapy sf 

fh» artkU from GAR In 

««•> 

PALMER CHEVROlfT-OLDSMOeiLE, Inc. 

111? ASBURY AVENUE 

JOHNSON'S CONFECTIONS 

Oc*an City Boardwalk's Largest 

H0NU MADE ICE CREAM & CANDY SHOP 

1MJ _ 

HUT BUTTER WAFERS . , , 

426 Boardwalk 

The new confection wMi that old-fashioned extra eom«thi«|;. 

Only at Johnson's. Rkfa "tattery," butterscotch flavor with 

, , w*ter this «od eriip, Alm^ ev«yif, 

wnMtejtol. We't-e only mpd« a batch lug 

enough to M Uarougb the weekend. 

FOR GO1S 

BRINGS 

— II 

Hll.in . . ,_ 

MAIN LINE INN 

IMS CENTRAL AVENUE 

NOW OPEH .,, 

ROOMS AT UASQNAMM RATES 

Serving Br-akfct»t Evwty Day 

8 a. m. to 12 Neon 

• • i»»n "g< 

WXJE CREAM 

Open 24 Howrt o Doy 

SRIAKFAST - UJNCH 

HOT SANDWICHES - LATE SNAOo| 

SPECIALIZING IN 

HAMiURGIRS - «i» CHICKIli 

FRIED SHRIMP 

TAKI-OUT •••viei 

The DORL 

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LOUISE PAY, Own«r-M-n«QT 

104 Asbory Ave. Phone EXport 9-511 

Serving The Same 

DELICIOUS HOME COOKED MEALS 

INCLUDING FULL-COURSE DINNERS 

Enjoy ffra Finest 

Servad In a Home Afmospher- 

* tTONMS FROM 4 RM. 

CLUB BREAKFASTS 

FOR DELICIOUS DINING 

CRYSTAL ROOM 

OCEANIC HOTI 

11th and W«tl«y Amut 

BREAKFAST 1 a.m. until lOsM a.m. 

DELUXE DINNERS 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. $2.00! 

Delightfully Differet 

KA'nmYN M. RYAN, Management 

GOOD FOOD HOSPITALITY 

Mi- 

COURTEOUS SERVICE If 

HMM IXport 9-1310 « 

PENNSYLVANTA 

WNIH6 ROOM OF TW 5ltU 

mm* fancy Food" 

WWAKFAST DtMl 

AM-to 11 A.W. 4 P.M. 

*» AMI.H 

OUR MJNUÔR DHJCKHJ5 

,Ci«lHWf> 

Wtjnvtt- you to ntwr 

NCW §n&BMH% IdtCliWl flpd 

Enlarpwd DbdiKi Ream 

Anchorage Tavern 

f • *** ' 823 Bay Awnw, Somart Point 

Op-n Miy » 

~jtar OpMM • mm. — AIM Paek-g* Good* 

iheJLVYN 

BRIGHTON PLACE 

(BETWEEN 4th and 5th STREET 

OFF ATLANTIC AVTOUI) 

DINING ROOM 

OPiN TO THi PUBLIC 

BREAKFAST • DINNER 

PHI PARKINS 

LINCOLN 

RESTAURANT 

AM CONOmpNIlD 

Mi SlTMt and WMlay Avcnua 

"Coni/ifenf/y Good" 

OUR 2 2nd Y IA R 

SERVING 

BREAKFAST , , , 8 to 12 Noon 

DINNER , , 4:30 to 8:30 PM 

•MM MtMMMMt i 

•vmtTr u eera, i 

W&^-* 

r f. . r, 

1912 

CMN *M HHJ.Yt 

, -Jj «• »« «MMeea tatto 

Dr. William E 8w»»er «zplalned 

that the ground-up crabs ooottln 

rather more Iodine, cblortdea and 

alelum than bolUe, Ilka, The cal- 

Uua especially mlsht uaist Ika 

untwhat add aU^ffiT^ j 

And tie aJkaMda la tobacco would 

not doth. hoUjr much good. 

Whan Ji m taat tini. M prone 

hol^f Wby net watt aad prune 

Just before ChrtrtM, so that you 

u» th. eUpDing. fer dMonSsuf 

Many grower, and that December la 

i»ofl a time H «jy W dupe rnelr 

Wtan tott? taat HST, prw,, 

BMSAHI 

A hone gardener aaka for advice 

shout the American boxwood plants 

be bought at the supermarket. He 

•ays he got then aheap because they 

were on their last legs. He took 

them home, planted them, and cut 

them dawn to about half their height 

The stems are still green and the 

home gardener wants to knew If 

there's a dumce the plants will 

grow If he takes care of anal. 

Donald B. JUcey. home ground* 

ipecdalhrtS aays he doesnt sea what 

else this gardenar eoutd han doas, 

and all he can do is wait and see 

If the paUenU^ survive. 

ANTS m-nm tuumm 

Another home gardeqer wanta to 

know how to Pretnt ants ta Us 

maple trees. 

One way Is to paint a band of 

sticky stuff that's made for this 

purpose- It perks Uke the fly paper 

we usa to tans In the UMhen. 

My authority here says that the 

ants probably are after tbe "honey, 

CONSLSTEHTIY 

GOOD 

NOD 

FOR 49 YEARS 

Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace 

— Serving — 

* Luncheon * Dinner 

CABBAGE PATCH CHAT. Mn, Ralph H. Van Glider. 

Of Ocean City, general chairman of the Cape Hay County 

Garden Club 1 , flower show, and Mrs, Albert Arnold, eochairman, 

discuss vegetable exhibits. Hen they converse 

over giant cabbage £ tbs Van Gilder garden at 13th «t 

and Bay av. The Mower Shew Is listed for tta Chrk Club. 

house in Stone Harbor on August 6 and 7. — Gralnser 

audio photo, ^ 

on the WMber will keep it alive and push type of notary, 

functioning. 

be moved too fast to *> a nnooth 

The neopreae flap on the aeatlng 

value may form a poor Mat beeattM 

cutting Job. 

of foreign material under it or in T»e real type of BOWS' need* sa 

dew' manufactured by aphlds in thetime 

it may require replacement, ac adjustment of the shear plate evenly 

maple, so If the home gardener looks cording to the engineer Sprayers for the length of the reel and with 

closely hell find aphid, as well a. of the direct pomp type Include pis- Just enough prestan to cut an In- 

•nil in bis trees, 

ton washers which also need oiling dividual Made of grass aa the cut Is 

There's certain speculation that and occasional renewal. 

tested the length of the shear plate. 

•Ms somehow pUei the aphlds in 

Bad nicks in reel blade, or (hear 

the trees, Ilka putting cow. out to Valves are usually removable for plate can be dressed down wtth a 

punn 

periodic cleaning to remove encrust- file. For a regular snurpenlns operaed 

aprajr materials and Iron slime 

• e 

tion, swiirt a auapensian ef turbomn- 

front the miter. Valve springs can dum dust or valve grinding oom- 

WHKJH MMUiNT 

corrode aad become ineffective and pound ia oil or water aloag the shear 

Gardener, and other, troubled by need replacing. The span nonle plate edge while the MMM— is 

mosquitoes and other pests as they should, of course, be taken apart oc- Hocked up for stationary operation. 

work in the garden may wander casionally, the strainer cleaned, the 

which repellent warks bast. nonle disk polished on both aides Some maphinw can he ran In re- 

A brand new drcular written by and the tiny orifice deanod with a verse for sharpening and thla is but, 

Dr. Phillip Oranett, who has made wire probe. 

according to the engineer. 

• specialty ef repellent., explains A few minutes' attention for main, 

the Ins and out* of thase handy new tenants win tnanre trouble-free oper- 

additions to comfortable living m ation and avoid the frustration of a 

'Insect Repellents for Personal Use,' balJUng sprayer when you need it HOTEL 

YOB sin get a copy from your conn, 

ty agricultural agent. 

m m 

nurnirBit TELLS HOW 

CAM CAN 

TO ftuiPcH Mown 

Unless your lawn momr makes a 

Thai garden apipyn of yours will etaan tut the mangled and torn grass 

give many years of service tt yea Indies 

back, giving the lawn a gray 

turn give it a little ore, 

and seared look and encouraging di*. 

Many of the spray materials used seaae, 

today have a corrosive effect on 

metals and not many sprayers Inter' W, C. Kcueger, extension fun en- 

ion are resistant, it's an eitrs Aon gineer at Rutgers University, offers 

to flush out and rinse the sprayer some advice on sharpening both the 

container after each we, but rt pays rotary and reel type* of mowars. He 

in the long run, advices vv. C. Krjeg- says few owners of ratafias know 

er, extension farm engineer at But. that only the vary tip of the rotating 

ger. University. Clean water jloshed blade engages the grass" and does 

around does a good Job. 

the cutting 

DINING ROOM 

The pump for com priming the ah- Many authorities recommend dressi 

a pnearaatk: aprayM- usually Ining the Wade with a metal or ear. 

cludes a leather washer and a seat- borundum file every few hours of 

ing valv. at the bottflm of ihe ah» operation to Insure a reasonably clean 

tubs, A Mw drops of MMsfaet oil cut. Sharpening can be done with 

the blade in place, hut the engineer 

warns of a special danger. Be sure 

to tUscorvnect the spark plug to avoid 

accidental starting of the newer 

when you turn the blade by handl 

Power traction nuiwers are design, 

ed with a ground speed matched to 

the rotaUon speed of the blade. The 

OPiN TO PUBLIC 

FOR DINNER 

ALL DINNERS — $X50 

From Parking 

During Dinner 

At Mi Sf. and OCMR AV» 

CLUB 

DELIGHTFUL NEW PLACE 

TO DINE AND DANCE AT THE FOBMER 

BALA INN, SOMERS POINT, N, J. 

IB 

ttwf wmOmmmtr 

doasnt rosHy go to sleep. Alter 

Then, on w* mswo 

w earir ytort i»ck to tm ctty. 

Phona. WAIIwr MIS! 

CHOtCE 

far 

BREAKFAST 

LUNCH 

DINNER 

LATE SNACKS 

SODAS 

The TRADEWINDS 

NINTH rmHT and W1SLEY AVENUE 

•w w»V«M* to auWMae- ao tha| 

OPEN TO 

THE PUBLIC 

MbtAKfAtT 

• •.•*.•• n .. aa, 

Bimm 

SPECIAL 

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You and your family wilt tfhjoy oCkA 

comfort and restful atmospiW«-4rf out 

dining room. Out. food Is well prqppivd ' 

in our spotless, sunlit IcfrdVans wdteh or* 

always open for yotir Inspection, fortien» 

or© W d 

NOWAIIWfiMUi 

Muac 

Hotel Hmcom 

aâtllate fall' aksallllll' îattfa 

RESTAURANT* 

tea-half block from the Boardwalk on 8th Sfv 

for lunchoofw and prival* dinner paittos Phon* EXpatt' 

NATIONALLY 

FAMOUS 

f 

RESTAURANT^ 

SEAfOOO MARKH ami BAKHIY 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

OPEN 

4p. m. 

Saturday and Sunday 

CAFETERIA OPEN , , 

12 Noon to 9 RKU 

8 A.M. h> 9 P.M. 

BREAKFAST SERVED 

SEAFOOD MARKET , , . 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

SEAFOOD PLATTERS , , Served 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

BAKERY 9 A.M.— 

Take Home — Ready to Serve 

DELICIOUS COOKED HOME-BAKED GOODS 

SEAFOODS 

GUM MONTAGNA, 

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1 Now q.Maa 

10 a, m. unffl 1p.m. 

WM at 9 u,aav 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING

s-m 

JAMES NIXON, lie. 

SMCI IMS 

•RMA-STONE 

IN UNK FENCE 

and Aluminum Bldg. 

FARM MHUNHOS. COTTASU 

VINELAND MIAN CITY 

p MOTTID • FMI LITMATUM 

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SAVED BY SHBlNKACt Ocean ihnntojf 

nDm ran to what Bitai it mUMe for 1m in newly ball 

tte State to keep their hwb above •««. 

to E. Bnwe 

Thompson, h Jr. J instructor to in geology i at u the *• Canaan Candai Di*M« of Bat. 

fn Cnjnnity, vbo bs. Aon who* the sboreUne mltnt have 

been. More netnUy recently tbe tbr ntrend d has In n*«Md and tte coast Is siarttBf 

to ri»rtn*_ risrtnk Bui But Tbomp.ni TbompKd -mil 'and nil Ms f«Bow f«ow feotoglfts fcatii|ists see no 

cli» far 

ilum UBlw you plan to stick anuBd for • few more mill yan, 

Camden Was The Jersey Shore 

ions Ago, Geologist Reports 

BBUNSWJCK — Vi«tlowr» 

on N« J«KJ*I scuba 

Ulta y be lotareflcd to 

Iwn am. met would te HHW W 

milM at IH If tb*y bad ben ban a 

few minion rnn «o 

Toil infornution Is np^lcd by R 

Bna TkoBMoa Jr., an mufuetor in 

BoJogy «t ite AndEB Ditiiion of 

the State Univenity. who hu iMM 

me AtlaBUe coast, Aceerdyig to Us 

nadtags, baardnDi bsDd*n BO to 

m million fmmn ago -oald bave 

sttrtad hunnnrlns m Cjundcn and 

TrcnMl. 

l»ytr» of cud M cLa>- (kit 

up tbt Coastal nabi ^fva of 

Jcncr (the region toinlwast sf 

Wilminfton, Del., ' 

and tte Eiriion Bay! an iea floor 

deposits laid down during Meaolote ] 

and Cenozsie Mrs of geologic tin. i 

IB 60 million yean or ao, tte iea has 

withdr»wB gradually to its present 

position I 

In tte last 100 rtmrt, however, the 

const line has receded and eeoloidsts 

art not anile so where it will be a * 

IJOOO or 1.000 Kin from BOW. 

Tbe indications ut, according to 

Thompson, Ihst the tout Une might 

to recede, H* wouldn't ad. 

vise ipMuIalors on beach front propertiei 

to start rusim inland, however, 

anies they f&st fhsa the 

tain of 

775 Youngsters Romp In Big 

Central City Holiday Outing 

Th* Qeatnl Osean City Civic As- (—1st, 

locution heM Its WDiI July 4th celebr.Uon 

under fiir iMea at tbe Mth 

st. ptarpvond. 

&tfi North, se€fBtarr of 

MM an MUm»ted 1.0OO people 

present when tte activities 

started at 10 a. IB. with i few words 

of wetaBe by Mayor Nathaniel C. 

Smllh and Commisuon^rs D, Alton 

Stretch and I, Thomas WaktBiaa. 

Following the welMBie, ra«i nd 

gasies wejs viafed for &e îUren 

of all m&em Mss were awarded to 

Uw wtnaen of the compeUlKHi, Pop- 

•cycle* wen later distributed among 

the T7S youths piMent. 

The Cape Mar County BaMoe 

atteaded the Ûebfatios and 

Play. ^%e Beacne Hqoad was also 

srailable in the event of injuries to 

the Mmpeutors. 

Starttu at 6 JO p m., tbe Associs 

Bon's semiprofcadonal buebail team 

net the Pkjsunrrijle A 1 Mary 

B^s ev^r 13 F^ 

Ut* Bob MacMarara. 2nd, Bob 

kiss. GlfU ov&r IB 

GMsbftU, 2nd, Bâ# 

N S, aide protHts curb 

lift af mail. 

Ml 

"A good listener not only b 

popular everywhere bat after 

a while he knows •anethlnt," 

! on tbe 35th 

tL diamond, ally, pitching far tte 

A's. struck oat |g 0«n aty hacten. 

Parker, hurliog for Oeean City, met 

eat sev^ All Tte game was called 

after seven innings became of dark. 

ss ending hi a 3f3 ti#. 

Tbe Association presented its weekly 

free mories on tte buebaU field 

after Hmdown, 

•' 

OMrn Ctty ,.,,, IN 101 0—J 

HMMHMH* «• 1» 0—3 

2S yard dash—Boys under five—Ut. 

Jimmy Keeit, Sod, Chris Dougherty. 

OW» nadir fl«( — 1st. Ho«m.ry 

M A Ind. Mar? Anne Feelf, 9teye»r-old 

boyi—ut, Ed Cnsaek, lad, 

MvM mUtnan, SU-yeiMld girU— 

Ut, Margr MoCw, Jod, vlrslnU Multw. 

B«»«Wjp>-aM boy*-Jat. M 

stcOiw, tod, Fred BoUnson, inn. 

i «ri*-M, Pegey Wsntor, 

Mbarto and Tna» Mar. 

»y»rd dMh Poj» eight and nine 

—Ut be.t. Bob KeDey. tad heM, 

L«iy Lm«n Urta elpiayi iiH^jff xtgsshi. the 

dJwilred'by 7 5. S Marble, Her 

to MMski tts-M, Definitely 

dtfferaaf. 

B, fi MerHiry, » 

ann'-aa arfan UM by H*e Lay- 

*"?** new Jtmary wkU will »»*• 

.Mr appul to tte rockin* act aM 

a Urn mew Broom Buna . Mit 

w=hhKton iik.1. sIM -n» TW 

Of U»-~ H i» hot M U»jn«n*nl will] 

Ox pop« dun, «d they » ft op 

Mernr; ta nMM tte Riêr 

n«c (Mug "On A Swinging D.1*.- 

•M to tte Utat from a bat «« 

Ore. 

T1a,to • p«w« 

KlL "Hal mm tut eaw^rtal 

h There'* a new Cw 

ii ^nct S»* OB one o 

•ktlcr nu A DmB' oo Ite otter, 

tart k djn 

HE'LL S© Man (to lad 

- Weren't yon Here 

and didSI 1 ieU fw ' 

I wanted an older Boy? 

nw biek. 

mi 

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Pledging for the future, a% in the pawl, the 

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TALENTED TWOSOMfc. Accordionist Janice s 

and Organist Thomas Hubmaster, Jr., will appear at 

AtlMiHo ^ ' i Steel Wer the week of Augujt 14 with 

Tony Gnat's "Stan of Tomorrow." The young Ocean City 

performers successfully auditioned for the show. Miss 

Caldwell ta the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert Caldwell, 

Of 600 Atlantic av., and Mr. Hubmaster is the son of Mr. 

and Mrs. Thomaa Hubmaster, ST., 1029 Central av.— 

Grainger audio photo. 

22 Homes, Public Buildings 

On Old House Tour Itinerary 

The y~»»«u »ud House at M 

North M^» •*•• C'S 8 1W Cop* 

Jonathan Band House 

KouiB, to ono of 32 boBM and p(ib- 

Ue buUdlngs open lor the Old HBUM 

Tour, sponsored tar tha Ctn May 

doittty Art League tsmerrew* 

A sAtMM.ri mierfowl docsya 

wlU be displayed at the John Town- 

Maid Mouse la Oeau View, another 

of Om aMM along the tour. Before 

tte tarn of tho century tool huntere 

took pride In csrvlng their awn decoys 

showing considerable variation 

in design and execution The decoys 

an good examples of American folk 

art Tie collection Is owned by 

RlcJisrd V. Ajjderton, local hunter 

•ltd bird-dog fanolei. 

Also on display at the Anderson 

home will be • coBectlon of old pattern 

glass typical of Ope M»y Coun> 

ty and at the Calvary Baptlu Church 

In Ocean View there will bo an 

exhiblUon of palntlaia and prinu by 

county artists Paintinea of the old 

houses and load semes will be featured- 

Tha people and events associated 

with the 22 homes and public buildings 

are a good crois seotion of 

county history. The earliest authenticated 

data of construction In this 

year's tour la MM, Many of the 

homes display notable example* of 

anUquo furniture, interior decora, 

tlon or archluscture. 

At each atop along the tour hot* 

lessen will be ready to welcome and 

assist the. tourist. .Hundreds of tour 

directional signs will be erected 

throughout tne county and a brochuFe 

containing a map of Uie tour 

and data on all the houses will be 

given with each ticket. 

Hckats may bo purchased at any 

of tbe houses on tbe tour or at the 

county library or county museum In 

Cape May Court House. Ttour ln- 

(bnutUaii may be obtained by telephoning 

»• ooanty mnnum it Cape 

May Court Honse IW111, Tlefcrts are 

tZ for adulta and ft for children 

under 13. Tour houn arv front lv 

a. m. to S p. m. 

^ Wir the 43onrenieno& of tourist* a 

lawn party with refrMbmenU will be 

hold on VMS lawn of the NtUianiel 

Hofaneailenaein,Dennlsvule. Alight 

luncheon also wffl be offered 

the north lawn of the Old Court 

House In Cspe IMay Court Boose, 

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London Traffic 

by tUt. Fortwt E. Vaughan 

Me tb«n P«OSI« In your ill* who 

kntek, Mdor of •*. O»WW» 

Un, Ona, JMBB«* fne In tola way. 

I first knsnrtllinwlien as « Ohunb 

Araiy Oatsui 1W led the aiming at 

a aonowT ullalaranna In O^diier, 

Obio, nearly W yean ago Then for 

a law aunusen wnll* n* was as- 

•laUnt «t the HMy Apoatlear and Itola 

Pblladslpbai he wed to 

toOasaaClty and aeoaatonally 

sttow leaiMr Anns, at kot iwtUy 

a Brlaodabiii; it Is hardly era an 

aatWIUlatttAlaWt* It JWt Mfttt 1JBB*A MLMBB\ 

a leu way. '•» It was Father sMatntn 

5oaaaU ohearftil «mmt«nann» 

that I aaw la tfi* avwd twfan 

•SUce ontneflntmoim. 

This la not at all •tutuWns •>> 

psrlenoed travels tell me that ttwy 

always meet someone ttaf know at 

•fee -Changing of the Guard-. A 

BomeaMt AlwtrHwn can atwaja hear 

hki aaUn language spokaa Ware and 

M American Matbes while he ej. 

Aowa Ms way to tfae wrought Iran 

fence to watch one of the moat 

veaenu* Vuwa* to London. 

Uki good- tM, too, and all for 

free, u Held oar attention for a 

wbole naJfhmir m we terainMed to 

see and snap the approaching 

•mam Ouard'a Bad, then hart to 

ths leoc. to watoh the Irish rae> 

mental Hud parade, followed by the 

fonmUoaêd maneuver, Inwlvfd in 

turning oy walks fleck 

and forto: Us HUM Mue eoit and 

neUut contrasting with the red 

coat, and gold gaUssa of tte eot 

dun, us atao tala quiet efficiency 

components their dasn «s he wan* 

people* away from tte fence — ail 

but Ua MIMU boys wuiirh ue never 

rT 

h A Hazard 

«Cfy % rcot^Wnm/wlSSS 

^»Sl now, maW^lf tM« wwt yoor 

hooM you woaldnt want Hsople 

Thar* k» no doaW £tt V 9*9 **** 

e*a*d upon, the Guard* «M and 

would function p«r«a«Uy, Int |f ,yov 

«ally «aBt ix baan b*U>, Jcfc a 

•KuX flnt day m 

tbrUUng from one and t» »• ol 

Our ftrst ride m • London 

waant as tmd a* I had i 

pacted. We wan too I 

We.tmlnel3TA3b«7 

dm ' 

At 

a* 

at 

OUUTtONi I want la tsa* a 

«ree*-eeun*ry trip by swa. 

Can threw Tlwnl 

ANSWBUi Wfcy as*t We 

vie* an 

olns • am detaftai way ef 

fr»»ell - 

yaw a Mnsl 

Cami In. (snens ar wrB» 

M, We wwlâs BU«1 te 

VT aa3laBa*»rtBB» Baff a^BaV 

Seere °f M°t°rists 

It probaHy won't surprise you to team that most 

people—given a choice of any motor eat* in the laud— 

would choose Cadillac. ' 

For Cadillac is so widely acknowtedêd the master 

of motor cars that it has become a vital yart of tha 

aspirations of people everywhere. ' 

ft to • paoncoriten deliberately created to represent 

de^gn and craftsmanship at thajr highest levels—and 

to render the'fullest powhle measure of personal enjoy- 

Bfnt and satisfaction. 

Happily, more and morn of Cadllle.c'» "asset 

admfrers" have this year decided to declare their 

inta«Uons—omd start driving onet 

SHREW TRAWL 

SBRVICB 

I«M a>ACIPK AVI. 

Ma7 — DIAL — 441S1 

"See Sbrer. and Be WaaC 

II 

And with good 

First of all, the car 

tion to acUon than 

rides and handles—it baa 

that~Bi|rtv 

F/SIT FOI711 LOCAL AUTHORIZED 

Baker 1 

Yau ftaay «ead «r j 

'Sdotoic and HMKb4 

ifW-fiBl* 

Secondly, the "cat nf wa" ^ *pw «rt 

of an even larger nuintar faf nWfl« 

Ita original cos^ if ""pT^'ifiyt 

stature and sateptaWB. Ita '^' 

abaity am nnparaQ«ML AawfeaL 

champion'* of all motwdatu. 'J. 

Weioit-tymlbViia.^ 

w^lsthlmarrat«t««d«%,W^ 

DRUCK MOTOR COMPANY, 

g % 

•nd will be anu ] 

Christian 

7«2 ASBURY

jffi 

^^2ii 

if ''t 

ACKAGH> •an that attetJaA CkmD cot «* 

Ike pnaUze OH taco t»»« away' 

Got chan., far • metal? Well take 

H 6C mur bands FHtl 

tt off your tad^m*. 

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wear them anyway, accident 

t« «„««.»«. 

|— . . . \lZ**~£2Srr*lSLS K?«2«WIST.««!« ««« 

'.«•*• -•»* l»*r faMiii to mmem with the ettttancot of • 

a. ,»«» «^ «.'.»» ^tSg,,?*** 1 ' "*" " 

:*,krtarialtaM* 4toWi-a»avn 

>, atad ft* nor ra»r.lM « ^ •^SaScfcA »*« of lap 

i at !• **t nor card, an* CXMBOVH wha haw ban «n tM 

» pax HM aaaBM tf im M «, ,t 95 b« boatftt «BBt»mne m, 

th» card too. as that 1 not yny in amajlcr rom|.nln gr hat* 

««, aiwl witt • iiijji.il MI i« ««/ •»"• » «a»» after JOB far than, At launched mm bwioron i«f ttelr 

' -*•••—i psplc to be added M feel op Is it OttTt M wni wbr 

yen fhaiddBt u» yoa neb ngom 

ui reinrB to ei»*otiv# «atat Bat 

[ dldn 1 ! do too tad. HUM vet n » this lorn? lei's hop* youTl spend lesi 

„ _ _ __ „ „_ __ ' ear, the aootw ymi t« that ntenrn. aw bckiad la» MBOfanj- dert and 

M e • ^ t M km uôÎ tl« ta tb» fcener. flifc wart I*M »« taae I«UBI annumtel wtth 

ttwi i^Sat^ ^ "GABOUSS,- NUc «»>!oid et Beocf dm MKneBttvc Ma awaitjfle you 

euiteear. # ^^ mt'yeir. lad an -so aSaidea a u#^ttrtd. worM 

At H*t the «outh eâttkaidud •« «neB*er »e t>al fce -» «• ^»» •» South Ocetn City Im. 

ni aaMMsn. 

Oflaumy protests over rUegtd 

'ME . AUTO . CASUALTY 

IMLANO MARINE 

Davit) N. Slytar Agmey 

Notary Public 

Phwit O M City lira 

GLADIOLAS 

Fr»*h Cut 

GARDEN %*.00 

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FLOWER 

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FAIRWAY 

FLOWER & 

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425 NEW ROAD 

JUST i BLOCK* NORTH 

OP THI FAIRWAY* 

WAIker 7^406 

Your confidence It our 

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) When a produnt concerns your 

health, you can buy it here with 

confidence. It is our responsibility, 

as pharmacists to maintain the 

highest standards of quality. 

24-HOUR PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SERVICE 

FAIRWAY Rexall DRUG, Inc. 

Phofw WAIkar 7-2232 for PrM Dalivarf Sarvlc* 

SOMIRS POINT • LINWOOD . NORTHFIELD 

OCEAN CITY and MARMORA ARIA 

Adventure 

Village 

for Unusual Family Fun 

BLACK HORSE PIKE — Just OuMda of Pleatantville 

Everybody bvM fhli auHiantle "Gay W%" tmall town with ra«l buildings— 

•W fmuiiw old-tlrrw railroad—our living parfemiars, cop», flranmn, bandit* 

M baMaa, Thli to th« plac« for a whsla aftarnoon and evsnfng of hilarious 

Wn»Out •Might, 

OPEN FROM ONI P. M. TO TIN P. M, 

Set The OW-Time Movies 

Listen To The Nickelodeon 

> Watdi The Keystone Cops Capture a 

Real live Desperado 

' • See The Rremen Save a Burning BulMtig 

I RW THE 01D-T1ME TRAIH — OID-TIME CARS 

FRIi PICNIC TABLES 

GOME FOR A FUN-PACKED DAY 

IN A "GAY J 9QV TOWN 

Otman CfTy: to Sofn«rt Point to Shot* Rood to niton 

- On Tllton Road pott AritmHc Driv--ln Th-mt-r - 

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Don't Settle for Just Promises .,. 

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•sah you na meral All tampan-tit parta of your Fttnalum awnings ara 

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PLATT'S of Semtrs P6 

Braddock Drive and MacArtfaur Boukvord 

Phone WAIker 7-3147 

SEEN OH 

t:« &L

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BOWL 

Ctln Operated I imrirr 

i$t. AHavtfnAv*. 

m Soft 

• DRYfRS 

NEVER Ifc"" 

-",&/ li >~ "s h--* - -f • * '* - 

If- apJlgiiiii, mutmhamm tumtt 

, aciaj*onlit, wlA apfiear ooe BJiM 

lakW, taadv, ffcS yount mm 

I -rajldly beoomln* a favorite amsng 

M to b* inraM • mmlc scholia 

•hip by the n^ddpUi Baud of Education 

far hl» proficiency on the 

artordion (Bd M flnt to ba •w«rd 

•d • tcMMTiMp by .the American 

AmNMiata A«M>ci.tlon. 

Mr. gopMai n National Champion 

of lM outpUylnj MO com^Mlion, 

lad |B11 IXerbcrt l 

atafettrfl WdM Puccini 

MM CErlrtJoe Imtaw I 

»j»T la*n y^dffian 

Valentine*! Farewell Gounod , 

Twu Perkln, I 

RnafKa SuHlvnn 

IKTEXMISSION I 

My Maryland Select Rontberf 

Cd«rtj Alda V«HJI 

Programs 

Conductor 

9 

Love lend* A Little GUI or 

•Mtetannm. HJa &» technique and RpMi Oponshaw 

ItMceUent swaMaBMUp have woo himMU6P 

from William T»U Rossini 

Wr Udy Medley Lowve 

lie ha appeared u > lltl 

gOKUSTS 

Helen imam Soprano 

jshxa hntoi Tenor 

Ton Pwiflta B«Hto» 

Shop Thursday IB 9 p,m. 

" • ^ —it ••* '• Is. *l 

Hwk toast 

, . . ' • • . - - - * • • ; 

Genulns Spring 

..2X69* 

UiMiiili.... , 6^59 f 

^^•W- 1 "" •••! • • • • oj • Of ^p •jtSBS w** '- 

It. A «M Av*. 

am***. 

We CHy 

3f 

Helen Strine 

•, July IMh 

SOLOISTS 

Helen SMBB ........... Soprnno 

Johami Kantxaa Tenor 

Joseph Soprani Accordlanljt 

Tom Pertlns .............. Baritone 

Slerry Wl¥e» of Windsor Nicolol 

Rawer Song, "CJirnmn" Bizot 

Jabjtfin KarBtn 

Romanoe . , RubeBsteln 

HUM Do Cidlx Bizet 

Miss Helen SLrino 

King Cotton March 

Kashmiri Lava Bong ., Fuideri 

Tom Perklni 

Herbert 

. INTBR'HISSION 

Bant* of th* Hours "" 

Vertl il Olubba 

Ian Goldman 

Somber! 

IDs Man Strine 

Minuet Padorwikl 

into (tie Nlgtt Edwards 

Tom Perkins 

of Venice Adami 

JMtph Soprani 

Mr Hair Lady Loewe 

111 Quaratty Overture 

QUMM O quell* 

WeddBii of isc Windi Bill 

Je VeBJt Vivre GoUBOd 

JOs* Beteo artae 

Rases Huwjsauua Bratton 

r i Star WiIBer 

Tom Perkins 

Setct. ,n Rjmben 

INTESMISSION 

y Oveftap* 

Some ta 

Olosorm 

Can Nooe »M* 

Mi« Helm Sirliie 

Jeraprt Fldelis 

long of the Flea 

Ton Pertias 

emnmedliu CaUop S^rtan. 

SbowboM Medley ,,,. bi 

Tynm, July l»fc 

SOLOrsrS 

Helen Strine 

Johann Karotiaj 

Tom Pertum Bartlon. 

Wo Rita T!«*»ey 

I Lucenm Le SMUa PUfdni 

Joharm KantBl 

Symser Hertert 

Waltz , PUfrtnl 

Miss Helen Mat 

Mmie from Faust Gounod 

Two Grenadiers Schumann 

Tom Perkins 

VaUo PoHdfiif 

King Cotton March 

INTBRMISSJON 

Mikado SulllTan 

Mattinata Leonuvojlo 

Johann Ksratlaa 

Miss Mekm BMae 

Bond WaRon JOU geamrtt 

Heavenly Train Brndaull 

Tom PerHns 

My Torreador 

King and I Seksctkm ... Bodttn 

Ralchla'l Pint •am 

Mr. aad Mrs Willlim B. Itelcnle. 

of Newcastle, DeL, are recelvlns oon 

gntukHou on Uie Wrtli of t*»ir 

flnt ehlld • son ThurMay, June 10, 

at the Delaware Ho«prtal In WUmlnE 

ion. The new arrival mltfwd eight 

pounds, (our ounce*, and has been 

auari Mka Robert jr. Br. 

Belebie 1« the son of Mrs, Harold 

Prentlss. HI Batttirsea rd. 

Mjliiillors 

Ocoaft Ctty'tfrnnklln Start 

WALLACE 

HARDWARE 

750 Asbttty Aveittie 

Complete Hardware Stock 

HOUSEWAiiS • ©ARDEN TOOLS 

• DUPONT PAINTS • 

AU TYPES * UWHMOW^ 

1001 

POWER MOWERS 

W5 

^0 Hiw w 

B«CNh UrnlH«lt«t . Rafts 

Ssê 

««. Bttraml Jnnnti% «f 

Engineer Aide* 

Committee Sits 

o* ^JtaerOa BatttA if 

eg Engineer! I IIUMIIII|IIII• SoctloM, 

AttaaUe mty MrtaliB, wag IMM MR 

MM at ft. imm. W Un Cbari» 

BeUer, « Village dr. «, IMMK 

•» nswlr aMtfi Mff of officer. 

attadllH «M In, aaM I«^ 

pnkMMl; Mm Bhvld MM, *M 

Norcross, InltltrW. 

k ^TminK da m i— 

•as, «k6H>ltallty. TH. bflnw toomittee 

wnl be the ptwldeat an4 rtct.rdini 

.ecretMT. 

Tbe dab iMtMd to DM flw 

of OMaber, 

April and May. 

TCBUUTO plana WBB 

nrofriiin to lndnd* 

MMW 

DwMDber, Fehruarjr, 

Amertcan stesnutup Unet seek 

Conga trade. 

M" WINDOW PAN 

fuu ceeuM* man 

- S39.98 

SCHUff BfCTTtlC 

7I0ASBURV AVINUB 

flalad. At 

• Improvei 

tMieit 

Rockwool or 

HiMfgl«M 

AaLNltoM 

$ 

68 

SCREEI 

V1NAI 

ALUMINUM 

mm 

Mnct 

PETER 

LUMIER COMPAHY 

OPEN AIA DAY SATURDAY 

Havm Am, Phono BCpotf < 

(AT TNI MIMtSABl 

Known f ram Coast to Coat* at 

Tffi HOME Of SUm DHJCtOUS 

Cinnamon Buns and 

deeds Made With 

2& &W DAILY 8:30 A. M. to 5;S0 P.Jt£i 

(Oosed Sundays) 

DANA PASTR 

OUR 30th YEAR 

Mi STREET and MOORE AVENUE 

(On Mi StrMl bahmn W««f and Bay < 

LEO R. and MENDANA VlOKCfiS 

HARRY MARLEY'S 

Ocean City Glass & Paint 

• BOAT GLASS INSTALLED 

• ftlRNITURE TOPS 

• KATE A WINDOW GLASS 

• WALL ft BOOK MltROgS 

Replace Any and All Broken 61 

FAINTS 

jrsa 

aiMUng of 

MOahTiM* 

Rertaurant 

-MmM. A^ 

to to out an 

Includes ]u' jKai, 

gejj training for 

_ All rscrutt. are 

^Mtructlon to ready 

__ who to Wtoi 

fAH, in hopa of MMf 

iTiJ. m«r MW Mate 

lift* prep ••* 

toSgt. BUI. who anrW 

hi. quMOsDi. 

lattMdcd Hie dlmm- 

n.of 

KaMr, af 

J * Pa.1 Jack NeaU. 

^; Brsdway. Knee 

,. T Druck and Thomas 

Hi Ocean City: arrd 

Pleasant viUe, 

I was mada that Uus 

. „„! M Tommy Unighran. 

—J iMYTweuiht champion. On 

l« U» «Mker wUl be John C. 

• - (atef of the Bureau sf 

M tadiBtry, State Depart- 

MtMstloji of Agencle* Mr, 

L t nduate enstneer from 

m University, «rU 'spMk 

I Prbooer. Workf» 

Mgtw preiuoed over by 

k and fte invoatioB was 

. M l DIOrlo tal lead. 

I Iff Emerson Johnson and 

• with Mart* O-Brlen 

'Netted By 

Ikm Army 

1 POINT — The 1M0 Sali 

Anny Annual Appeal netted 

of *130 1S to date. Of 

_ t, 20 per cent remains In 

llMl Somers Point Salvation 

i Apieil sccount to be used In 

|l| tlKNe in need in Somers 

foUowtng membsrs of The 

Army Service Unit worked 

»» Appeal 

fter Martin, Mrs. Louise 

I, Mm. Lorraine Lamberd, Mrs. 

Oemer, In C D. Meschter. 

M, Connlngham, Mrs. lalcy 

(daln. His. Teen Heck, Mrs. 

I Adams. Mrs France* Black- 

IHrt. Claire VIeUi, Mrs. Kay 

Mf. C SttsMman, Mrs W. 

M, lira Wvt Havrilchik, 

IMIW Gray, Mrs. Prances Hoff 

| Hn. Pegjy Broadwater, Mrs 

jt Deuu, Mrs. Margaret Spur- 

IHn. Arthur Ford, Mrs. William 

er, Mr.. Ricnard Schmled, 

St 

\ Aides To Serve 

Dinner 

1A—A Roast Beef Dinner 

1 «nd served by members of 

_Jnnim Volunteer Fire •Com. 

• •Ill be held Saturday evening 

|t fire hull Serving wilt be 

I* to 7 p m / 

\ public is cordially invited to 

", Tickets are available from 

J Blttenby, Frank Fogilo and 

» Orobb, or admission iday be 

**e "l»r Proceeds from the 

r win help finance the Insert 

1 operation the firemen are 

t tnto summer. 

y.-' 

.are YOU 

Jiving the 

letter? 

SSSSGBt G 

SLb&i'** "••'tor "••'tor 

fSSSSGBt 

Mtll 

CM» 

T&v+.^TST 

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SIRLOIN or PORTERHOUSE 

Steaks 

SUKR.U&HT QUALITY 

ROASTS 

KOMI ,, 

PRICED HISHIII 

lb - 

GENUINE ROCK, ALL WHITE MEAT 

CORNISH HENS 

JVi to 2 POUND SIZES 

NONE PRICED HIGHER\ 

Allgood Sliced Bason 

THESE STICKS 4M CUT 

FROM "SUPER-RIGHT" 

QV4UTr CORN FED. 

yOUNG STEER BEEF 

lb. 

CAROLINE FROZEN 

CHICKEN LEGS 

That* or* who/* 

fsa• and >nc/urf« 

»• TWf *• box 2.29 

Chunk Bologna or Liverwurst lb 4l > 

S OUTSTANDING GROCERY FEATURES!] 

SULTANA 

Baked Beans 6 59' 

NABISCO 

Oreo's pt 39' 2 59 C 

WHITE HOUSi 

Apple Juice 3 50' 

JANC PARKER 

BAKERY VALUES 

LEMON ROLL or 

JELLY ROLL 

SPECIAL! each 

PINIAWLi OR 

Lemon Pie 

29 

SPECIAL! 

j.p«S. «A( 

WHOU SMCMU 

Wheat Bread ^ 15 

MI TOP SMCMII 

Roll Cluster ^ 39* 

HOMl STYU SPfCMU 

Donuts ££S 6 A• 3S« 

BALL BROTHERS 

CANNING SUWliKI— 

2 S 

Mason Jars 12 U $ I" 12 ^ $ 1 

Certor;.29 0 Jar Caps 12133° 

SttNUOTiD 

Sugar 

lona Peaches 

NNlte'i Quit 41c 

Town H,ul. 

Keebler's Cwkm 

Nirtiiy Margarlnt 

$1.00 

S i IN 

Mini! Oil ST. We 8 :rS2.05 

Jiffy Frosting Hlxe* W2££ 7 *r 10e 

Kny leri Stew "•itt"* 8 fc Tla 

Worihmore Bum Candle* 'X" tit 

Royalty Pineapple ';;^- ::: 10e 

Star KM Tuna 3££ m i "'""•"" f N 

Chicken - •» -Tuna S ^ I *£^ BBc 

A*P Apple Sauce 4 '££ 49e 

fl P Orange Juice ,T":v:"d' 3';'.,:: *f .00 

HUG Bavwagts "iSS' 31^ 89c 

Rtyntr'tllnnd ?:;z\::i 3t:8»c 

Swiffi Prem I'.'," lit 

Marcal White Hapklni j?U 10s 

Portage Whole Sweet Pickles r 1 Ha 

Welchade flrapt Drink 3 :r 89o 

SOUTHERN SWEET EATIN& 

FRESH CORN 

12 - 45 

ears 

rNONE PRICED HIGHER f| 

FRESH PEACHES f-«,- 3 - 29* 

BING CHERRIES ^%w -39" 

CALIFORNIA ORANGES; FHtiKir 

TWffM 

Baby Meats 

SIHA1NHJ OH CHOPffO 

Ivory Saow Dilb Umj Soap) 

io-'b. | 

bag 

Super Right Corned Btef Hash 3 1 ; 1 ::: Sis 

Hellmann's Mayonnaise *,r 6Sc 

Nabisco Bacon Thins 2«»Ste 

White House Evap. Milk 6,::': lie 

I960 Ism Sweet Peas m • »r lit 

Wesson Oil .':;;;. 31s ;•;:;;: 69c 

aiick Ripe Olives ^ 3 '„;;„ '1.00 

Burry S Aiserted Cookies V.:'39c 

Samhlne Cheez-lh U. 19c 

lathmin Pretzels "^ 

Garden Relish C 

P>1G£ FOODS.', 

1 b 7 r37c 

Salad Husiinl /^ ',.."' 17s V lie 

Ketchiip ho 2 brnriM 39c 

Mayonnaise & t'28c 

Malawi All! °" 

arapeJellyC4'Lr;89c 

FROZEN FOOD FEATURES' 

A*P BRAND 

Peas & Carrots 3'^ 40* 

A*P Inn Jgiea 4tr69* 

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TACKLE - BAIT 

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ExcfwslV* iri Ofton City 

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OMERS POINT —i Hi Dorii Ger. 

ner, Bawea -tw. School ctcreUry, Is 

•Mvlnc to ttaw aosttar position, It 

"as aonounwd fy eMparMMdmt 

Baroert A. Searto. ApIUcaou ara He. 

Bf MaWlawM far th* podtton of 

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ANCHOR'N POINT 

ft .. 

Vocation Bible School Gives 

Certificates To 83 Children 

tt&SZ2L FlAlJtUlO-Vacation Bible SC-£î 

by II»a. ôriliS. liwjoria ToMan. told toM what 

fMiaasMO—vaoaaon WDW JJ=3H? ,__.__i t «riih the Junior 

outificaitas wan t>ns*nt«d to n 

ftk at th. doalne «»ir=taaa T 

l In the Second Cajw 

•UleSMha, 

Mr*. JoaniM 

in the p 

untAt by 

Dk 

Busy 4fh for 

Vach/C/ubbers 

An Equity Fund 

ttng primarily hi common 

HMki wOaatod far paaattle teaa 

tatm fM*tt of oipllaa and fntore 

MR, MAURER 

CAN MAKE 

AVAILABLE 

TO YOU 

OUR COMPLETE 

INVESTMENT 

FACIUTIES 

)o (Jbitffatkm, Of Ccura. 

|1 - tWtTFOLrO AHALTSU 

BUvAlibseLL 

tbw had learned and with the Junior 

grw» pnMtod one of the yodalmg 

I an* dlrattor « P- 

ithy Field, Sharon name, 

AUee Slovertaon, Sharon 

- John Wyara, 

i^Sied^^B-iiaf tC 

end aclivlUcs at the Tuckanoe YacJit 

dub batpn with • buffet dinner and 

show Sunday eveoitti to tte duh. 

rooms here at tte Tucfeanoa Marina, 

The tbow Included maaMl aaja«, 

Hoaa by a group eomprlslni Opt 

John Honing. h«piat, Norman Wak 

llnrton, MuHanst. ^ t Bannf We*o, 

vocalW and Clew Riddle, also play 

Ing the natar, ton Jackie Venture 

presetted a pantomine song -My 

Boy Seoul Troop H i»add ito Suter Kate 

- first t riB print award in the ttepMrlaM 

dl- 

C*ib Scout P« P«* M HI flu 

plBOB imvd d irinner in i the ortsiml rtil 

COLOR1ZER dlvUsB, «Bd the Lmikm AaxiiluT of 

the TvekMMe Volunteer Fi Cm. 

tuny won first priie 1B tte nuc 

dtMim 

The hay seaul troop float showed 

a typical asout signal tower con- 

WETHERILL structed Im poles and rape. Shrubhry 

and soil on tte float added to 

FOR YOUR BOAT the realism- The float was designed 

FROM ROM MAST TO KIIL KI under tte dawnon of Ales Say Jr. 

Ms mother, Mrs. Virginia Hay, was 

the driver 

1WB. PAINTS the Cub Scout Float dlsglaj 

cubbing throughout Hie world and 

the Both anniversary of Mooting, A 

targe (lobe, a rocket ud stars were 

itted, Cubmaster X-yn Adams and 

Ban BoMason, Institutional retire. 

sentaHn of tke pack, aceompanied 

BAYSIDE the boy. who rode on the float The 

large truck and trailer was furnish 

ed by Xruk Brothers, of Sesvtlle, and 

MARINA frank Kruk, a member of Hie pack 

committee drove the float Parents 

who designed and helped construct 

• SUPS • the float ara Mr .and Mrs, Ralph 

Baum, Mrs David Staekhouse. Mr. 

BAIT — LAUNCHING and Ma, Herbert Bond, Mrs Can 

BOAT A MOTOR Braadley. Mrs. Alei May, Mr. and 

Tn. Frank Krui, 

RENTALS 

Ifeinoors of Qm ladles Amdliary of 

OASandOIL 

the TUekaho* Volunteer Fire Com. 

pany were deveriy eostmEned ai fir^ 

116 Boy Avanu* crsclqers sad neb on the old Ms 

fire back that fa used each Fourth 

to gHe youngsters a ride SB a fire 

trmfc 

The DauEhters of America wen 

saoiBid plafe wtaners In tii# paMotie 

dlvWan. Judê* for U» parade were 

DEEP 

Herbert Smith. Charles Messina and 

Mrs. Rins DeLanio. 

The award for the oldest married 

SEA 

juple was won by Mr and Mrs 

Edwin Robinson, of Tuckshoe, woo 

have been married 6p fears, Tn#rt 

FISHING were no contestant! for the youngest 

married soopto award, 

UAVI DAILY AT • A.M. 

Loeky baby contest winners were 

BOATS TO HIRE O. Mark Dickinson, far the up to 2 

rear division, and BUly Ralncy, far 

OUTMARBS, MMfMATl Qic I to f near division. 

Field day events Including saek 

TACKl£ - lAIT raeei, pie eaUne contest!, bubble 

Sum contesui and many irtnn com- 

Dieted the daytime festivities. The 

STEELMAH'S Upper Township Babe Ruth "Sabcra" 

defeated the South GesvlHe Bebe 

228 Boy Avanu* Ruth team "Collins (anBn" lft-2. 

CHy EXport Mttf Earl G Rocker, of the Tuckahoe 

Yaebt Club, mu master of ccremonhis 

pBhUe address system 

operatlns from ms station wagon 

A band concert was given In* the 

evening preceding the fireworks dU. 

play that attracted many hundred 

viewers to tte festivities. The many 

Hands slung Hie midway wen doing 

a steady business all jay, and tte 

refreshment stand, sponsored by tte 

Boy 6cout» and Cuh Scoots, had to 

?oeisie more bambiirajsra, 

A fjnandal report wfll be dvm at 

tho next meetog of the Konrtli rf 

1 sent to th. former pastor. Her. Herbert 

Siaamaker, who la Bow attand. 

ing dental school to Netnpata ma- 

Paring to to bmek. Into the mission 

and several other selection., 

Dane* numbers wen presents 

ed by Misses Unda and Sattay 

Vsnnerman A film. -Oar Fiftieth 

State, Hawaii, IT.S.A." was shown. 

A sunrise breakfast served from 

the decks of the cruisers "Helen O," 

Dwned by Capt ud Mrs. Carl Odom, 

of NortaftaW; the "Bebel n," owned 

by Capt, and Mrs. Bruce Riddle, of SCHUFF 

AUaBtle am tte "BotttsJaBe iH,- 710 ASBURY AVENUE 

owned bj. Oipt, and Mrs, Da« Bennls 

at Margate; tte cruiser "Margie B" 

snd the erutaer "Silver" 

Members and «nest enlored a 

dinner at tte Meadowedje Hastaurant 

In Marmora before returning to 

Tuckahoe for Hie evening display of 

fireworks. Commodore Sari O, Rocker 

wu master of ceremonies at tte 

Held day. 

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400 itTH STRIET 

OCEAN CITY, N, j. 

EXPORT 9-4S12 

AREA REPRESENTATIVE 

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Cote Rdtflo Service 

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Yok Kays 30c Each 

2 for 55c 

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entire group. 

PAHCEL OF_T LOTS on 

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ind Asbury Avt, 

REAL ESTATE FOR 

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In former Satm 

Building. Will 

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with parking *«' 

fo storaa. 

FOR mwomiua 


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in 

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4n Mrmera- NaW j 

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In thadaniMu 

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MERCURY Montaray 

k luntUv. B*dlo and 

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CADILLAC Coup* 

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idw* fcl Albtli TUt 

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ment. 8 bearooSTple nalh ^°Thlt- ire. het««n 14">KStr«t 

trl* latchan, mn Son* Op and rath Street bounded inded by the 

DIoU. Auaun 13 to Jr?, Reasonable Southeast line of Haven '.venue on 

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weat line 

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outii 

Street, 

Near . . 

liult SOUTHERN HOTEL 

Phone KXport 8-13BQ, 

tr 

AFARTMENT* FOR RENT, tint floor. Onan Oty. (J, J.» Family Holal 

attractive. oDttwnleni. central !«*tlon. 

>lx noma. free MJ-Wn*. «07 

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THE GUTJBtpE, modem, clean, a 

from July SUl to Sard. (5n* 4>l«* t« 

boardvralk. Abw roooM, UH w«r 

YEAJtLY—Un*uml«h«l a floor apart 

ment, 3 bMrOofni, living room, kltenen 

and aunporch. fSl-dO month IneludlnT 

heat and hot water 40 A 

bury Ave . Phone Export 

CLEAN OtHoTORT 

RaaeoMMe tar wi 

Waaley In. 

APAttTMENT. FURNTSHEO. 

tlt. TL»aJ[aH 

QUAKTB8S rOR WOWONO BOYS— 

l ht '1* 

«T.O> par week. Oood Md*. Cenusl 

S9M. BentirlSXeSJm-. 

looMton. ail ontni Awe. T-ia 

[El vnfla.la apf.La. XJM •«-• 

i,ulu.l from n,*""* 

and bounded on the Southeast by 

.1-1 ft oubllc etnet ronnlnc 

JjrtUel wltfi e«n iSTfL South- 

'•y.T^^ Avenue. 

lingers and 

__.. a~Mast«-**MMhanlc 

«Kh number of regular paid ~ 

men nt who have *c>rv*

WM eCMN CITY SENTINEL-tEPOER 

1*4 WaW*. 

Fanny Farmer 

, MUCOUS 

ASSORTED CM4MS 

Warren's Oft Shop 

«MA*yryA¥MNM 

IIMI 

Mllll 

Along The Fishing Beat 

by Btt Henderson 

The ymawiteri MuM tn most at 

the ouuiindlne snehes along the 

llag teat this week 'Jerry Con, 

_y. lie 11, of CMIMVIlle, Pa. land- 

ed what nay wry weU turn out to 

bs toe oact outstudiiig «tfh of tlw 

•MHO. jerry did tattle with a «- 

pound tuu off the Cape tail tntk 

Bal nils Wayne jto 

f FWtodrthl Hkd 

ige 11, 

h 

_ longer, j 

. l»ok*d into a three- 

pound nckftoh OB Saturday, Wayne 

caught the tub white wMUnt with 

M* dad ftaa tort. «M. ths 11 

off Longport. U-monl » dock record. 

ed Wayne's food luck. 

Sub-Men, Mori* TneoipiBB, of 

Onley, Po, caught a ni lii-puund 

flounder lasl wrek. Marif silo ex. 

clludly reported 0 ealth of tin idyl- 

tiaiul flounder accarding lo &i Com- 

man. 

But the adult anglers were not by 

any means puihi'tl entirely oul of the 

picture by their younger comrades, 

James O. Trumbowtr. of Merchant- 

vllle, hooked • fine 40.pouml luna on 

Sunday The 43.intli fl«h was pulled 

aboard the Surcsncer II on a halt i.I 

Gl«no, according to Nixon's Murin*. 

The Bea Way, out of Stctlmans 

dock and skippered by Tom Franken. 

field, brought home ISO kinEfifh on 

Saturday, The B»rt,y of five did its 

anclinjt off the Avaton Shoal using 

elan for tail, Avalon Shoal bi about 

in hour-and-a-half boat trip south of 

Ocean Cily, 

Brim \tiuon, of Phll.itlelpm.i, did 

some unusual fishing la*t week, Wit^ 

«n netted a mess of fish inrliidini! 

M kinL's, IB sea robins and 27 harks, 

KinsfiMh are delicious eatlna, waif 

people like shark meat, but what 

adclphui. «»« e»me UP with 

Wahoo uelnhlnfi in at Impounds, S, 

ounces. The !»-ineh long Wahoo was 

{.aught while Hose was fishing from 

the Halmar IV, captained by Uurrel! 

Wynn, 

Mr »Bd Mrs, Gerald MeLouehln 

and son Mr and Mrs, Chester Craw, 

then, all of Philadelphia, formed 

potent team in the blue .'nhin 

waters this p«»t week They netiei 

U blueM which weiBhed from un 

to three pounds each. 

In flounder fishing the top honors 

go to Jack Andrews and party 

Wltsun mint' lo do Wiih all ihos.. sea | Ocean Cily, sho hooked jver 

.lnl«' We susses! ho plant ihom , pounds of lh» rial tl-h last sutur 

in His (jarden for ferlilUer day Andrews' secret weapon 

• his "Rainbow Rascal" lure wmi-fr 

parrnlly pruved quite lempilnl! 

LAST CHANCE SALE! 

Only One Week Left To Cash 

In On These Outstanding Buys! 

The weekly Cape May Countv fish. 

j iiii! prize for the 6v«t enteh want to 

r, Scott tromlfy of ehurrhville. Pa, I flounder, 

I Cromley boated a beautiful sbt.pound. | Doe tlolUngohi-arl. of our town, also 

I2.oume wcakfish off of •Cor&an's In- I has a *eerul w|.upjn for the belsoKUf r- 

let last wwk and brousht the fish I ed flounder Ilollineshead has (Jis 

to Ed Cornman for the weigh-in, 

A rather rare catch for this arra 

we» jnaue by Meads W, Ro«e, of Phi 

covered a hole in the depth, where 

U» fish like to assemble The hole 

if * halt -nile '-om Ralubow Clanna 

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;rqnd Jury Belabors 

bolder Purchasing 

forties; Reform Urged 

A seven-polnt presentment criticising the purchasing 

i of the Cape May County Board of Freeholders was 

yeiterday by the Cape May County Uiand Jury, 

.„/ at the same time censored the official actions of 

'members of the board, and submitted lour recommen, 

' to correct exuting practices of the board. 

The action by the jury culminated 

a three-month investiantipn into the 

board's purchaBinii methods by Conn, 

ty Prosecutor Ueorite B. FHUK-H- 

The presentment was handed up L'itt> 

yesterday to Superior Court Judge 

Anthony J, Cufin> nt Gnpo May 

Cuuil Housiv 

Aceordln, to tha jury. Ma board 

si frnhaldart have "rr.gm.nHted 

purchaun. making no eifort to IM. 

Mildat* thu overall requirement, 

which would Iwid them to a com- 

potitlve manner of •cquljltlon." 

The jury nlsa charged that the 

board's pun'hnH' of automobile's con. 

formed to no set piitlorn or plan, nnd 

held the opinion thai Freeholdir Carl 

YounEbere. as djm-tor of county 

roads, WHS "fieBilgcnt in the pur- 

chase of an Allis Chalmers Irncter, 

The jury declined to make a eomlu- 

Building, MB IM Bran »v. 

ill Clears All 

foufhs Involved 

Island Foray 

Ldg. King Ru!»s 

|Lock Of Evidence 

58 youths taken Into 

by police in an am- 

Mid on Shooting Is- 

_ly Thursday morning 

lU cleared of noisemak. 

charges by Municipal 

Brinkltn A. King who 

them not guilty at a 

yesterday morning, 

tie coIlege-SBe youths were 

_jd by Alexander K. Blatt. 

e Oy attorney. The hearings 

JM In a crowded court room 

• an stimated 200 persons, in- 

C the 58 defendanti, 

. Blatt wai retained by Harry 

pr, o»ner of a chain of 

I candy ilares. JudRC Kinu 

i lestuminy from seven arrestinH 

oil details of the water-borno 

. i tfcal Hw burrim 

I nf «t sn Hi* MaM and there 

•W bt no rMMnakla d«obt in 

I atrTi mind ai la the guilt si 

__. Ha alM HH that 

• • qtml-crimlnal aftoma and 

"the later live, of tho 

i moved to dismiss the case be. 

i ta clalraed all the facts were 

[nt fcnh In the original com. 

but Judge Kim took that 

niter advisement. Later the 

! police officers were asked 

of the youths as 

= 

i who nude fend and 

i noiwd. None of the officers 

d comply. 

group was found not 

jrby Judpe rang, Mr. Blatt later 

% ttot fe? felt the police were only 

their duty. However, they 

I have warned the participants 

He also complimented Judge 

k on a fair decision. 

itos Collide At 

St. And Bay 

new traffic signals at Bth st. 

Bay av. failed to keep two 

i Bom colliding there Thursday 

—Tn. according to Police Chief 

H. Smith. No one was In- 

I in the accident. 

" Jane Sheperd, U, of Pitts. 

• «.. was drivins west on 9th 

IWai her ear Mruck the right 

"" of an automohile driven by 

MO.. Gross, m, of Perkesle, 

• »» had been driving east on 

IB. and was turning left into 

*Us estimated the damage to 

i^cles at $480, Each drivei 

"1 a summons for careless 

Damage To Cars 

[South End Crash 

at the intersee- 

- and Cedar av. causing 

M OB damage to both 

Saturday night, however, no 

•WBed Injured, according 

William H. Smith, 

Del Ross, 27, of 260 

Northfleld, was driving 

av. and collided in 

H rt Mth «. with an 

arlvai hy Franois J. 

i, 17 > of PBiadelphiB, Pa 

ROM was charged with 

** «liice poOce said 

on 58th st, had the 

Pj W 

""• Swimmer.. Taken 

sion on the operation of the comity 

airport and of its economic vnlue to 

the county, statlnE that the Beneral 

public, having the facts brought to 

its attention, may in the long run 

take appropriate nctlun if any is di« 

sired . 

In connection with the airport op. 

eration, the jury concluded that "long 

term rentals and extensions have re- 

sulted in the failure of airport rev- 

enues to mnintain a parity wllh 

rising costs. The county has apeni in 

excess of J20.000 in IBM to maintain 

thn airport. The juiy, however, de- 

clined to pass upon the wisdom of 

this cspendiiurr or to mnkr any roe. 

onimendation eonceiiung this subsidy, j 

"The jury renllxes there are sound I 

arguments for and against this kind 

of expenditure. In ix'turn for this an. 

nual cost, the county deris'es « very 

substantiai payroll from indusliirs 

that doris'e their money in large part 

from out ef the county. 

"The facility itself may be a neces- 

sary feature inthe successful growth 

of the county. Finally, the public use 

of the county airport must not be dls. 

counted although its value swsuld be 

hard to reduce lo *1o!iars ai^l rrnts," 

Tha Jurv axprnHd the tellof lhm\ 

"tar the number of tractors In uie 

at tha county airport, the grau ii 

unreaionably high," Ths condition 

of Hw f rail is Indicative that thin 

war* no fractal? available, the jury 

LAW ENFORCEMENT SUMMIT. A plan 

of action coordinating the operations of 

the Ocean City and Someri Point Police 

Departments for the mutual benefit of the 

area proteeted by the two agencies wu for- 

malizcd at a meeting of officials of both 

communities here Saturday. Pictured here 

(1. to r.) are Police Chief Charles Gray and 

Mayor Fred Chapman, of Somers Point, 

and Mayor Nathaniel C, Smith and Police 

Chief WiUiam H. Smith, of Ocean City,— 

Grainger Studio photo. 

Local And 'Point Police 

Join Forces To Subdue 

Disturbances In Area 

A formal agreement of cooperation between the Ocean 

City and Somers Point Police Departments was reached 

Saturday at a meeting of polk© and municipal officials of 

both communities in City Hail here. 

Thn prnsentffipnt rnndcmnnd tho 

usp of roiinty ears for personal uso 

by county employe^. The juiy ree* 

pmmended that .1 motor p«*i KysU'm 

be spt up to bettor rnnhlp tht* county 

to protect agfiiiwt thU p^rsonul usu 

of county vt?hU.irH= 

ThQ jury psp_russod tho opinion thht 

FT©pho!cteffi YsunBbom, Wnlter H. 

Tr«*n and George Post have demon= 

strated to the "jury "no pnHiriilnr 

fjompeteni'c 1 for the position entrusted 

to them." 

The jury rocommendg thfit tfin pur- 

i—:-: *•..,,-..-. now psjptpnt nmoni? 

the freeholders be rhanged so as to 

"departrnentrilize thosr lequireninnis 

whiph may be projected tor a fiscal 

year." 

The jury comldered the taailkliity 

of a county purchinlng agMt, but 

pstntad out that the iam> desirable 

reiult* may ba obtained by VMlInq 

NIB dlrKtar of Hie board, who It 

prMMfiy Hi* director of finance, 

with the Ml* Bowsr and reipoml- 

blllty of pauing an ail purehuM. 

The panel nlso recomniendnd that 

in the purchase of ttutomphlles hy 

the county that senleri biddlns be em- 

ployed, or an effort be made to pur- 

chase several care nt one time of 

one make and model each year. It 

wns also urged that insofar as pos. 

sihle county vehicles be held In serv. 

lee for a period of nt least five years 

before being replaced, 

TTie jury requested that "succeed, 

inp grand juries continue the tractor 

i t l t i Iof as th* testimony 

Thr jnint eonfei'ehne joined forces 

hi'tsvtvn the tun eitieM jnr the eliin- 

in.-if ion uf Pit>iih?iiiH rrenirfi hy inw 

viulniioim on the purt of n Kniitll mijup 

of unrii!>' visitors to these resurH= 

Mayor NathsRlet C- Smith sf 

Ocean City* and Mayor Fred Chap- 

mmrii ef Ssmeri Psinf,, in a Jefnf 

ifatemtnt said that ef the fhousanii 

of summer visitors, the greater 

majority are very erderly and is 

net' eauie any 

'rausf' traunln nnd Action i^ bring hr- 

ei'lenited auninHt them fur tne pro 

trrfion cif Mi!' mnjnrity of duurnt 

ndult?; and jiivt'iiilt's tuiifiyini^ Viica* 

titms, they siattxi, ^ 

SpmflraNj*. the* \wn polire drpiirt= 

merits will ;tim ni t!ir elimination of 

lirinhinp hy uniiprnar youths, driving 

under thy infiiii'm'c 1 £*f Iit|llQf nntl tiny 

foriii of remdy tjundiit-t itiM.l ondnngprs 

or unduly di8furbs lusv-abjdin^ eili- 

''The ievefnlfif bsdles ef feeth 

cities feel certain that cooperative 

action will maintain the whsleisme 

ahnesphere for which the resort* 

are noted,'' The mayors jointly ai* 

lured ''that law-abiding viilfsrs sf 

alt afg^fpsups are must we)come 

and no thought will be given to 

restrict decent activities of these 

pertons." 

Ocean City nnd Somers Pnint po= 

Urn hrtvo inforninlly conperiiteil in 

• pfist but the meotlne Hnturdny 

svill bring nhniit mort 1 pffcrtiye t-o- 

iaiion nnd inimrfihift? net ton to 

nrnv-t violntors who fk 5 * 1 froni unv 

Hty to the othnr, 

i'pri'NrnMitp Oeean City nt the 

m«etlni? wv-rv CrimmUNinnom B' 

Thomus Wnldninn nnd D. Allon 

vtrh, Jr.. Pnltrv Chief Willlnnt H. 

Sinilh rind Rfnynr .Smith. Homrr^ 

Point otfiHfils prrsont wvro Cotinril- 

n Gr-nret* Ilyatt, Pollen Chinf 

rlns Grny and Mayor Chapman, 

Visitors, From Arizona 

Ruth M. nnd Anne E, Kurtz, < 

tors of Mr. iind Mrg. J, Wesley Kurtz, 

Beachfront Snoazer 

finds Up On Jail Cof 

Most propip ypmlng to Oeean 

Lily svould like bf-at-hfront hotel 

rnonis, hut not everyone can af- 

fitrd \o_ pamper siirh tastes^ WiU 

liam Carl Wilke, 18, of Parker, 

Fa., however, thought he had th? 

answer lo the problem of '11 Ipsv- 

budn^t vaGation, 

I*ainj"Li'tii*n Jehn R, C tri ôn 

firat otasi rvrd Wilke slipping in a 

booth ai Boh's bpiir-hfront tunfh= 

ixmoitt'i __14(h st, and the bo. of able to low income families anj 1 

SIS North st, was penaiteprt HO for 

allegedly fearing up a parldng_lick- 

Pt issued by police, Barry S. rtflni- 

Ban, 18. of Longport. and Patricia 

A W IB f SIB C l 

adults were Judged guilty of of- Ann Warner, IB, of SIB Central av-, 

fenses charged aînst them. Bail I were fined $15 each on 

was forfeited by 19 persons sched-; rharKPS. 

uled for hearings on a \ F ariety of 

charges. In the Juvenile section of 

the court, eiffht of nine cases listed 

were found guilty and fined, while 

four lost cash bail by not appear 

ing in answer to the charges. 

Oerald Beebe, 'JS, of MS 8. brivc, 

Beesley*s Point, and John Hickman, 

Jr., SB, of McKee Qty, were fined 

investigation Insofar as thj testimony I for a viS(t the beRihnlnB of August, highway, 

of îcij Konowltch might be pert), 

nent." Mr, Konowitch is n former 

county agency man who is reported 

to be In the tractor sales business in i 

Philadelphin, J 

Commenting on the jury's views,' 

Judge Cafiero stated that ••public 

officials have a sacred trust and it 

does not' lie within them to deviate 

from the law. They should he held 

to the strict contents of the law. 

From my limited knowledge of the 

facts, your (grand jury) approach Is 

proper and tha criticisms justified," 

Charges On Drivers 

In 9th St. Collision 

A 31-year-old man accused ol driv- 

ing under the Influence of intoxicat. 

ing liquor by police Sunday after the 

car he was driving allegedly smash. 

ed into the rear ol another ear stop- 

ped facing east on 9th st. at Bay 

ay., according to police^ 

Dolores F. Althouse, 27, of phlladel. 

phia, was stopped In line at Bth St. 

walUng for the traffic UgHt to ehango 

when her ear wag struck by a vehicle 

driven by Vincent J. MeAneney, of 

Philadelphia, Pa, 

Mr. KcAtuieney was charged with 

driving under the Innuetiee of alcohol 

and failing to cany his drivers reg- 

istration card. Total damage to both 

automoWlea was estimated by poUce 

• — McAnneneyîaU he «w me 

eluded. 

at mo, MeAnnmey Mud he saw th 

tea tm riBMi em*ms m tto oth« 

car, but could not stop In nmc to 

.void a U 

Boat Propellor 

Slashes Youth 

A IS-year-old boy was severely 

slashrt by the propellor of his 10- 

foot outboard motor boat Saturday 

off the Sea Isle Yacht Club when 

he was thrown into the water as 

'he boat made a sharp tum at high 

peed. - - — 

John McEvoy, Jr., vacationing king 

vith his grandparents in Sea Isle, 

~n§ riding in the boat with a 

companion, Timothy McOlnty, also g•-, " ^-^"S?-" 1 - 1 ^ 

tossed into the water. KfffiFu, ^J«l 52S, 

William Enalish, 54, of Philadel- 

phia, was fined a total of HO on 

aged. 

The Qgures now being readied «B 

be given to the New York offlee of 

the Authority In compliance with it» 

rules. They will show the finnwdiate 

need for such an authority here, hm 

concluded. 

fines alleging he failed to register 

as a criminal and citing him as a 

disorderly person, Jesse M. Powell, 

24, ef 115 Tfh st,, was cohvicted of 

loitering and final $2i>. 

James O, Hoffner, 19, of Runner 

meade, N, J,, was found not guilty 

of a charge that he was a disorder- 

ly person. 

Kirby M. Kile, IB, of Easton, Pa,, 

failed to appear in court and foi 

Wied SSO ball nested when he was 

charged with Illegal possession of 

alcoholic bevrrages, James F", Di- 

gan, SO, of Sharon Hill, Pa., and 

Louise C Jess. SO. of Recane. 

forfeited SM bail each on charges 

that they consumed alcoholic bever- 

ages and left empty bottles on the 

berirh. 

John J. McLaughlin, 22, of Phil- 

forfnited 

charge, 

2S on 

while 

nnfse- 

Edward 

V j 

An amargency oparaHon m p«r- 

form«d by Dr. John Rayal Moor*, 

a PMlMriphla lurgHn, al Hw 

Man* and tt» doctor Ii enditsd 

with uvina Hw youth', left hand. 

Tha boy's arm was broknn In two 

plaCM and nearly twarad by Hw 

p^lor. Hs wai a(M cut akavl 

face, naek and ch«i. 

In attempHng to protect his face 

th ii ll th 

pg 

from the spinning 

boy's sleeve was 

hi 

propellor, the 

snagged and 

th 

ON SUBJECT OF ART. Hostesses and 

exhibitor view one of the oil paintings of 

T i VSiV Phildlhi 

Hotel here, Hetured here are (1. to r.) Mri. 

Horace S. Felton, Mrs. Van Server, Mrs. 

WiM L Ohl d M R l l 

esairaitir ¥£&** VUE M* tii@ use ueuiiui^ w nuiaue s, c^£tuiit mia, fouaumj nis, 

Mrs. Grace Travis VanSciVer, Philadelphia William L, Gruhler and Mrs. RusseU Han- 

arttet, displayed this week at the Alvyn scom.^ênior Studio photo. 

y gg 

his arm dragged Into the spinning 

blades, MeOinty jumped into the 

water and freed the sleeve and ofob- 

ably saved young MeEvoy's life. 

A rope was tossed to MeQinty 

from a passing boat and he tied it 

around MeKvoy's waist keeping his 

companion's head above, water in 

the process. 

The boy was ordered to Temple 

Hospital by Dr. Moore and both 

were taken in an ambulance with 

a police escort. He ii reported In 

good condition by hospital author! 

ties, 

William O'Keefe, commander of 

of the New Jersey State Marine 

Fleet* said the same boat with Me> 

Evoy's sister, Virginia, 14, was stop- 

ped recently for speeding and tof 

being overloaded with six girls. 

Beat Goes Aground In 

Inlet With 4 Aboard 

A 25-foot cabin cruiser was disabled 

and ran aground in the Ocean City- 

Longport Inlet Saturday afternoon 

with four persons on board and was 

towed to safety by a cutter from the 

Ocean City Coast Guard Station, 

cording to Chief Charles Clil 

g 

The Jo Bohb, owned and operated 

HenQr B, Shaman, of Reading. 

was refloated by a crew under 

the direction of BM1 Robert Ferguson 

The disabled craft was towed Into 

Nixon'a Marina hoe tar repair*. 

St.' 

g g, l ad 

rVww."19. nf Wondmere, N. V.. josl 

similiar ball posted on a loitering 

count. Robert A. Graham, 30. of 

y 

lock. 31, of Plftsburg, charged with 

drinking beer on the beach, each 

fo-feitnd SJa hail, 

Peeey Shenlay, IS. of Primes, Pa.: 

fflrnlvn nonTanH, 19. of Secane. Pa.: 

Harold Rich. Jr., 23, of Drexel Hill, 

and ,Tnhn A, Griffith, 24, of Secane, 

lost 125 bail each on charges of 

drinking alcoholic beverages on the 

beach . and leaving behind empty 

bottles. 

Failing to appear en loitering 

charges, David L. Omsteln, 19, of 

Lawrence, N, Y.; Sanford Kriss, 20, 

of New Yoi-k Oty. and Pved Ledv, 

19, also of New York Oty; John 

J, MeDevitt, 21. of Ambler. Pa.; 

Hugh J. Sheridan, 20, of Philadel- 

hi 4 Jh D F l 20 

g 

phia, 

l 

, , l 

John D. Famiilare ,20. 

p , an4 h 

also of Philadelphia, forfeited 

each, 

Phillip Marlef, 20, of Johnstown. 

Pa., and John F. MeElgin, 23, of 

Ablngton, Pa., forfeited tfiO ball 

each on [ighiing charges. 

In Juvenile Court, three boys and 

three girls ranilinB In age between 

IB and 17 years, forfeited SO bail 

each on charges tliat they wore 

consuming alcoholic beverages in a 

parked auto. 

Two 17-year-old toys, one from 

Philadelphia and the other from 

Jenldntown, Pa., were fined $25 each 

on a charge ol being drunk and 

disorderly. Fines against Uie other 

juveniles heard ranged from J5 to 

$23 on diverse charges. 

Woman Tails Police 

She Was Hit By Car 

A'woman pedestrian reported to 

police she was struck by a car back- 

ing out of a driveway at Fslen av, 

and 10th St. mrly Sunday evening. 

The woman ron.plnlnod of an Injured 

back after she said she was brushed 

by the cur 

Mrs, Dorothy Jackson, 48, of Penne- 

grave, N, J, reported to police that 

drive 

Pair Exonerated 

By Judge King 

Two persons were found not gritty 

of charges brought against them and 

five other persons failed to appeal 

In court here yesterday fnornjng fag 

fore Municipal Judge Franklin A, 

King and forfeited ball. 

Frank W. Jones, 25. a salesman, 

of Nomstown, Pa., was found not 

guilty of malicious injury to prop- 

erty at the Wesley Arms Hotel, 8th 

st, and Wesley av. The original 

complaint was signed by James "rtm. 

has, the operator of the hotel tell 

of 1200 was returned to Mr. Jones. 

Basraa F. Ray, 21, af Bmal 

Hill. Pa., was f«md ml flMHy at 

miking iMid and atoioiilatii nolin 

ar 1 •.m. July Fourth « M A 

and CaMnii av. Ball sf $M «n* 

nfuffi^g fs h)Hi By 11^ iMnt 

William Shutteworth, 23. of Lan- 

caster, Pa., failed to appear ta eomt 

to answer two charged, resisting an 

offieer and petty larceny. He to- 

feled a totaT of $100 baU. 

Arthur Heist, 20. of Mr. Ephrlam, 

N, J.. did not show up to answer 

charges ttiat be ûsed & dJsft^ 

bance at the Wesley Arms by re- 

fusing to leave when asked to by 

the operator. He forfeited J50 bail 

as a disorderly person. . 

Sue Hoffman, IS. of Haverford, 

Pa., and James Raymond McG«t j 

tigan, 22. of Ardmorc .Pa., each 

forfeited SSO by not appearing In 

court on charges of being In room 

15 at the Wesley Arms without Brtt 

obtaining permission from the dsak 

clerk, Samuel Lops, who signed the 

complaint, 

Francis R. Wash, U, of Oreliind, 

Pa. .lost S25 by not appearing JPM> 

terday in answer to charge* of mak- 

ing loud and obnixlom noises the 

morning of July Fourth at Mb *L 

and Central av, , 

Mr*. Go*U A DaltgaM 

Mrs. Frances Goetz, of Ocean Qty, 

was named a delegate from -New 

Jersey at the Democratic National 

Convention at Los Angeles yesterday. 

Mrs, Goetz was originally *^p#irril 

an alternate delegate, but wag grwo 

a vote in caucus of the New Jenejr 

delegation at the convention rite Wf- 

terday, . • ~ •; * ' 

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NfOW . . . Use » «. a gufcto to tHUWng «ad ^ 

• * * " • ,• • iMoi^, nor sample, you wiUwant 

ra> t»d In stay etoft. aad ttae » tad nb a ,Wj â,, ate 

: with 

can replenish or add a» 

unumal gamvntii to be wen. ovsr îth a very, very bat ban, 

a nriffi suit is that which, at first To choose the correct size laoic- yfagv u your tHshra I 

alance, Mem to be an old fashioned oWh lor your table, measure your mxi wrUxkirvd designs, use printed 

mm-Wii em oH several Inchea abla Altow a mx to tftfitmirti over- iaUeotoUa thai are rtasoBaWy simple 

above the tats. It 1* in pastel cham- ^"~ to design. . 

Carning EvmnH 

ate.' Uttte numbers In checked . .JH^ f*'a. Wo major cranes. It is recommend-' 

gingham, are reminiscent of school ff| QCgflli l*lf V «» that a doth be folded once and i 

day. _ a pretOr blue Ud white i* " • W^WKH *••• F then rolled around a cardboard tape, 

tne

Li.. 

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_ Undo?, of a EL j£Sat aTlusiamfil 

SctAMt, one-ind> tan and Gable and Sen ~ 

A

ma 

OPEN DAILY 

7 a* n. -2 a. m. 

SUNDAYS 

AT 12 MOON 

EXport 9-9051 

"•**- „< '* 

'wlilSs^M SB^^R^î^^^*/ ^^ 

iSOMIRS POINT 

ineNn — 

THE S04SATION AL 

CARROLL 

•A* 

i f -, - 

SEASON 

DOUAR NIGHT" 

RESTAURANT 

MY SISTER'S KEEPER Little Cameron McKeeray, of 

King of Prussia, Pa., inquires of his nearby mother whether 

or not the Mae West life jacket is property adjusted on 

little sister, Sally Linn. The scene is tho world's best 

playground for children ... the Ocean City beach-—Senior 

Studio photo. 

Plymouth Inn Edges Fiesta 

In Torrid Court Tilt, 39-38 

Haying before a capacity crowd, 

the Ocean City Recreation Depart* 

wont's summer Basketball League 

ad into full swing on Thursday 

when Atlantic Qty defeated Inlel 

Stan, Orioles 

Loop Leaders 

In the Ocean CMy ReaaUaD Dem 

ssgst^m 

Indians dans we? victo victorious. ous. 

O On WWednesday dnday. d y. In the Major 

League (ban 111 11 12). the Stars defeated 

the e Id Indians. 4-1 Rick Honll 

1 the pitcher while John 

took the baa. The Irish 

were victorious over the Hawks, 7- 

5. Charles Dtaram in the winntag 

hurler and Lew Mawsao the 

AIJO on Wednesday, in Minor 

competition (boyi 8-11), the 

ni mm the Pirates, M. 

Bruce hate, Bruce Beaver and BUI 

Men* all had triples tor the winning 

teom. the Orioles defeated the 

Bmvts 5-1, Chuck Watts, the winning 

pitcher, and Rick Fardam had 

hone m tor the Orioles. 

On Friday the India out-dug 

Md Ow Irish, W, An unassisted 

double, play by Grant Marquis in 

the stttfiwith the base* loaded was 

the outstanding feature of this 

game. The Stan bat the Hawks, 

M. Buxt LabU racked up a onehitter 

for the winning Stan. In minor 

loop play on Friday, the Orioles 1 

9M?. 

By Its margin of victory In this 

game, Atlantic Qftr proved itself a 

top contender tor the league crowr 

this year. Ned RamM, of Bradley 

University, with 26 point*. Jack Schevrto 

and Charles Meyers, of La- 

Salle. with » and If points respectively 

paced the out-oMowners to 

vleBiiy. Par We*, 

Chuck Wam bad two home runs 

tar the Orioles. . 

Only one game was scheduled last 

week ill the Babe Ruth League. VFW 

overran Tabernacle 124 despite a last 

inning desperation rally by Tabernacle. 

WIMe certainly wm not wild as he 

gave up only one hit to the churchmen. 

Wertly allowed a low total of 

seven hits while hurling for Taber. 

Bade. Schlirtz banged a double and 

a single lor VFW while OH Tarvis 

slugged the lone bit for Tabernacle, 

¥PW „,.„,.,. „ OISU-J1 

"ttfc«Kb Ill IB-4 

1 Andy Tajte 

bucketed 23 points and Jack Devon 

had 17 The reboundinn of Sam Saw 

yer and Clayton David made the 

big difference for Atlantic City 

On Friday evening. Bert** Beach 

Service zoomed from behind to edge 

the Sabre Gents. B-5T, SwarHBjioH! 

College's Herbster ana high scorer 

for Berts with 22. Allen Urdversity's 

HoweO dunked U points for 

the losing baU club. At half time, 

the score Moid at 28-23 in favor at 

Inlet but, behind five itralhgt baskem 

by Boh Kelly, of the University 

of Pennsylvania, the Beachboys 

started a triumphant comeback. 

In the second game of Friday's 

twinhUl, Plymouth Inn wueezed by 

Fiesta, 39JS. Herk Lanky, of Duke 

swished 13 for the Innkeepm while 

Fred Schmitt, also of Duke, scored 

14 in the losing cause An Important 

asset for tt* winner! was the 

kangaroo-style rebounding of 6-foot 

8-inch center Larry Hoffman, This 

was the second victory tar Plymouth 

Inn, and pun It into serious first 

place contention. 

FUND BILL VOTED 

Hie Senate voted unanimously, recently, 

to appropriate J1.067J27.000 

for military construction In the fiscal 

year beginning July L The measure 

now goes back to the House, which 

on June I approved only $87S,HS.0OO. 

The Senate bill ii H2.773.000 beta* 

budget requests and J272.1H9.200 below 

what was appropriated for the 

fiscal year ending June 3d. 

bcMn M Hun 

CHy AfMM 

PR I Vl;lNi 

r --V f* ' 

muun\ 

DIHEhth* home-like tinrnphen 

$f H» Hotel Hmmi fyw 

You and your family will «n|ey rhs met 

comfort and restful atmosphere of our 

dining room. Our food )• well prepared 

fn our *pofless, sunlit kitchens which are 

always open for your inspection. Portions 

ore sensible ond prices, are moderota 

NOWAITMGMLM 

URANT 

Csff #s#pMS 

•*-:?, 

50.CBoysOn 

y 

All-Star Nine 

Ftee Omui OW bMeWI players 

are men* at the Cape-Atlantic 

Bate KM M m alt*tam which 

Into WIN* wiM open its bid for dis- 

which Is another flW ' 

Stan tart. This fame win te plgg 

S d Bt fcllpbin. at the Vent- 

land la "quest of 

Babe Ruth I 

of the 

twill 

Ufl Will 

UTST nBtiooal «*p 

r this summer. 

trict and possibly national honors. Ocean Qty Baoe Ruthert maklnp 

the att«ar apÂUantic IMW* 

The CAL MfSm on Thunday team are John ftirUi and Rand] 

win encoUBtera^kft«nr Mgnjga Fax, catchers! Harty »rown ana 

B rtti tyers of John Kabnar, outfielders, and 

B2£S&aTSE*. !««*'» Chart*. Mnmtort. pKchef n»d 0^ 

teams from toe Atlantic Qry. baseman 

arm. The Ash VPU 6e 

the Vatnor fcU Park, 

and ambridee avs,, at 

. i i l of this contest will CLASSIFIED AD 

meei the .winner of the Ventnor- 

Mafgate Babe Ruth alWar game. BRINGS RESULTS 

IRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

ON THE CIRCLE 

SOMERS POINT 

mm * BoraaoN 

WHISKIY 

ATRUT... 

PfciiTm bow jnmr ktllik Kindx*, 

iud ii*u MM tMW 

with Diinr ^Hn, Tb«f« 

Imi May Q« is md Bub 

33 BRANDS Of Bffit 

W9&T m 9l0VlB!9 

WHISKIY BUnM 

WHISKIY 

Dairii 

Queen 

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 

34rh Street off Bay Avenue 

1020 Boattlwalk at the Arcade 

JMUTBAM DWIGHT PKBSBNIS 

Thfc Hit of fhe 

Stoning ANN! CABIE 

"•nurmmummui 

SATURDAY, JULY 16 "ADVENTURES OF BR'ER RABBIT' A 

«taHnw Only 2«, m, "Sn^rtnTOillA—.. by Pilgrim OilMran'a ThMti* «_^T^ 

LAST 2 DAYS 

TODAY rad WEDNESDAY 

SHOWS 2:00, 7:15 and MB 

MOVIE-WISE, 

THERE 

HAS MEYER 

BEEH 

ANYTHING \ 

UKE 

"THE 

APARTMENT' 

LOVE-WISE, 

LAUGH-WISE 

OR OTHERWISE-WISEI 

JACK LEHHmOM 

SHIRLEY mmoLAIME 

FRED MmoMURRAY 

e Murphy. W A, 

PONY LM9U1 

I loin Jackson, and Harold 

WedBBsday - Bkwm Real Estate 

at Point Diner; Ralston Drugs at 

PRICKS IFFECTIVE JULY 13th THRU l«th 

NorthfleM Braves 

approximately GO en. 

f'ta «Be __ firat Candy Shoot of 

eTeml; 2, Fay 110 Winners Saturday — Mainland All-Stars al PALERMO 

staged Friday night The 

Maple ' >le Shade Shndc

•S.J 

*„» 

4 - - 

** ...J*1 

BY 1UNOHS" —- 

GUSH TSEIÂGE BEACH I 

In newspapers! 

of tioodliiDi* can * 

~ unfortunate 

ITlN^ toOBP} 

Mpp 

i? 

ajMr that the resorts where 

iritwt tolerate ted conduct 

•peak Cer.OeMa City bat after I 

f we are encouraged byl WA 

of our toed cn35own • rf' 

• ' would nuer belttaial 

, dMmt permit JAB 

i t* run on unchecked. W 

rfcw of pnMte relationi w " ^ 

catttoep 

r arrests. No 

indication that any 

youths gather. 

d S i t 

* "HOT'ABY' H** c *fi J "" J * T in Koiary wlub district govern 

of Ocean City recently installed a com- Brinton Young, 

* te stiff of Officers for its sew Club year, immediate past 

ncfored here are David BlyJer, vice prest- photo, 

dent; Frank Qulgley, of Atlantic City, past 

lt». or SOUK, they are official 

Economist Is 

Rotary Speaker 

Mara have 

Music Pier 

««• a eMBt nuy penon have IDs Helen Strine 

Kennedy, botbtM «dS law - JdfpJ, QZrStjTSSm. i* f Student Prtaee Selection .. RontterE 

an aavme ncte S J ^ i S and 0» dytety. WWfft* - nm Song 

Mn. Edwards old Butler has "If Kanatfr- dBesTt wia eat of all United Stats Industrial 

* to a teatoire articJe^tn research moDey Is spent in N-Jersey. 

It is theM industries, noteg ftuilw. 

J. Jer-r. mnomwi » Jail ^ ^ ^ ^ to the U. S, Governnonsense 

ty toe Johnson camp — Dandn; 

Morton had also eharged that Ken- r . r i„«._.,. run. 1 

—^J had offered Democratic Cbalr- WOUlBy WompiOTM OktahnoM Selectlc 

i fcul BiSer the BOM of U, S. n—ftinn f«iM 

" ** B^tt. *«* svej a 

' U j»Kr, «Ue« B« Irt Wae imprgaon to airêjpeedmg 

Die to deaerftB Nmr Jerwy along the corridor. TOe wbofe Mate 

5jrri4ir State." 'Jersey," loots urban because a per cat of 

New Yoriux ii quoted as aayinK. New Jersey s population and the vast 

York and Philadelphia 

ed into it tor convenimces sake. 

New Jersey, the author concludes, 

•»• Tanky, tM» narrow is really trying to erase this imprrs- 

of land hi m Jon sion n»a people Bet from ieeiJUl only 

the corrtto, ,„,„ a „, ortnin win. 

dow, "JM," he w, "Judging by 

# 

Attom«y General If heis cle«ed DlWfing COun* f^. 

preshlect, a cbarge previously Bade FORT BEL.VOIR, Va,—Anny Pvt , 

by Rep. WiUlam Gamer of JTorMa. James D. Caujey, «B of Mr. and O" 3U 

a member of tne Republican Policy Mrs. Jama J. Cauley, IB «h pL, L» 

Comittee, Sea Me aty, re^nty c«BBl«ed (lie toM • 

Johnsons aides soutled at the 14-week constructioii drafting came T Pcrlons .... 

Johnson ticket, eontendinf thai Va. Itei^, Noopiuid Night .—Suppe 

Johnson had made no deals to serve Cauley was trained to lay out and VaU ••» Ombba .,.,., Leoncavallu 

as anyone B vice president present various views of objects to _ , ,22^" y 1 O^ 

**"" 

— — scale as workhig plans far such item* Pf Wooden SoUBers ».,, Jessel 

WIFE LIT HIM JUMP as bridges. îrfi^T buikllng. and aawboat Medley Kern 

Peoria, DL—Jailed on a disorderly machines. lop Men «riae 

loll Th« aO-year-old adder entered B» Gallop iromAvUliam Till ,.,, Rossini 

a bridge, Baymond Harie, U, of Army last January and completed Jutt A We»yhi'l6r You ,„. Nev

§ 

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•j-'- ,, f- «•' >y ;"*p^ 

LET US 

YOU. 

RATION 

SAVH6S ACCOUNTS 

us ran A mMT RIDUCTION 

«-, it' 

tt'jti •' £ U-V< 

PHONE IXpoH MM12 

^s: 

sttMa of u» MUi it. 1 

W MVrUe Smith it In I 

IIHtt 

Hurry Hall will sanHnae to DUO- 

Ut the AlffleMM ana at ttc 

Krawikm Outer. Mebtbr Mtkct. 

ban to now ja roll wtoe Monday 

ymaaMMrH IcMtt mara. 

A f-—tar bnahan Mhos! is total 

A TRADITION. Guests at the Flanders Hotel over the 

day and aunt. Handicraft elanM hotel. In toe ....-ph, Rhoney GUten (toft) plices a pin 

for children are seaedtttod to (tut in the coat i 1 of R. Hayes Hamilton, maltre d'hote. 

at the •eowtttn Center Playground whjl# Sharon 

• * « , tt. momin, hours, (Urector ^ ^ boULSetHor ttudto photo. 

-, w» appointed u-mpor ^>* 4U °t Ju) The Flanders' SrM cycling safari talking about the need for more 

took place on the boardwalk on Mon- scienttsts, but few people seem to 

H«*r. OB# of the fav F«i» SUtm day, July 4, under the direction of realize that thousands of scientists 

on the UM over the Fourth of 

James Henderer! assistBiit to the so- and engineers are denied suitable 

cial director. Enjoying the ride toemployment 

simply because they're 

M; weekend, *ks parks cars for the endi of the boardwalk were Mr. 

y vaekand Bsrki i iwnmer Urinf 

E. C. Warne, Oais Wafne, of Wynn. Q. Are there any organizations 

irytoorty solicitor unUI Âuujust 1 tbf and of, this HyHt sjiimp M DOB Cook, of WlllUm nd M*ry. wood. Fa.; Mr. and Mrs. Cal Craw, that utilize thf? skills of folks pan 

ford, Dick Crawford, of Pittsburgh. ffflf" 

"•=» •"" »l»d. T»Wd Jy« ben foree- town, rt.: Miss Mary Beth Turner, teptton la the Hastiiijp Law Sehtal 

"^W *"" evicted. of Ocenn City; Mas Dehra ftirkei,' in Sui Prandsco, THs topnoteh 

y,# îmf gs,,, imetH, Tile coo) UuBm ftmm rf i.vmln. was of Rydal. P I 

^ S •C^ 5 ^^ 1 » W « Ted .Mrs.RiAart Baker, QBdy Baker, | 

[ Carol Ro*e. t MarCaM hostels, 

Dmr Burgoyne, Urry 

ins on tht beadi to Improve herJohn 

ana of St. JOM in Cavanaugh, of Bridgeport, Q 

the summer at the shore. 

Bruce and Tim Eiders, of Stratford, 

Pa. 

Eo« to Tonpl* 

BUy Cox It spending hfe summer Miss Rebecca Land, of Clnclnatti, 

John Metzgw, of WMt Chester •irdeiiuc. Bul-s a Phi Gam M U 

Sute CU«f. and Don Kmat, of t» 

Ohio; Miss Dorothy Barton, of Du- 

fzyette. We met kin OB the street 

high, didn't hire enough ener0 to with Ed Morgan. Us of Ljfoyelte. 

mont, N. J.r Ray Wanner, of Warren, 

try Uw inter. What had they done Jerry Scalley ,m Mite Kelly of La 

Fa,: Misses Martha and Diane Tharp, 

the night before to axkHM them- Salle vaatloD her*. They were htvof 

MerchanMUe; Mira Doreen Aud. 

ley of Liverpool, England. 

touted In observing the tlghtj' 

return to 

• slice to sUv. Ocean Otv was 

°W« e >^*- 

""*• "" '^litaverford. Fa.: Miss ReBeca Land, 

. . . - -Jof Ondnatti, Ohio; Mary Beth Tur- 

tilings awing litfs year. Mary Mor-land Mrs. John W, Peacock, of De- 

Trenton SUM, Judy Wddle, from of Detroit: Mr. and Mrs, ADenIt 

western, Aniia Quigley. a West Oath. gronxvule,"N, Y Raymond'*lSrt 

oue pa, Betsy Crawford, of In* gnj y^ Dorothy Barton, of Dumont, 

i arm Stale, and Kafchy Field, from N j 

', '_'____ a, are back as warteês. 

wly?sSr4i£ ^ ^ . HMff, KB DonaMsea u mitre 

wane soe »is » "Shoe B. d, ^^^ and Baft Leo Is «J«* of aU 

Maay of lot yraf, guardi hsve trades" _ bus boy, beU hop, and 

•ean'^ to protect the twacn. Lou «nad toy. 

Mwener te Been transferred to New wstMsses •» the Oceanic to. 

2nd st. m mm he has arttrMls We dude Gloria Mm, TreBtoB State: 

*STee Mat the work on 9th i t w Barbara Ball, Smith- Marie Burger 

too strenuous for him Charlie Bow. Indiana statei Marilyn Hder, North. 

nuiB is keening Leu company on ftid wsten. Sue Bnsius, Penn State, 

•t. •»% working hard to get in shape and Douy Porecca, Ciestaut HHJ. 

f« the faeei. Tommy O.e tug aba Jin, ghyder teaches English at 

recumed to the aqnM. Tom lug h* Penn charter In the winter and is 

run to tose a little weight, whJcB desk dark this aummer at the 

ifs^reportat be seeded to lose. \ Oceanic. Ed Speihock, of Temple, is 

(We're I 

BOM as food a some 

I John Donaldson and vines Fletcher 

t Tueker an back on Mune! Itot. 

110U, rt. They have a thi their hd hand, full fll 

TB, suamer k »ow In ««U swing 

ttbd 

Baa H really great «ib »a«m. 

W* Bes*an and Bill Keenan • » . . . . ^ , 

no longer OB Me tqBad. They re- MutlCtfl QuiZ 

it only to relax in the mm. Both 

kept clear of tin water. BIB and The Flanders' Musical Quiz was 

Dick han been very sueeeasful mak held in the Upper Lounge last week 

In* apud nut* to Ffafla4elphla. Maybe under the direction of Helen Parrell, 

sett year theyll open a thop down ndal director, assisted by the weUher*. 

known concert PnwmMe o( Bernard 

The Oiatterbo! la alwayii a tenter J, CorUse. dlrector-plamst; Frank 

of activity List weakend was no e» Jurie, VIOUB and Roraco DiStetano, 

ception. CiUry BtosB, Beth McO«- cello. 

*ûd JuUe COleaple, an of MM? The winners of the evening wen 

Academy, was M y n the, paw. tint pJace-M. R. E. Rutl. ol Simeat 

Mtt the Outtenboi. Ttiey troit. Tied for tentd place-MLB. 

f HUI. Pa.; Ita, Leo Hefatz, 

Mha Rebeaa Land, of ancinnatU, 

Ons, N. C.Â phyalcian. Dr. D, 

patient* ewe Mm $50,271.39 for I 

AFRICAN VIOLETS 

JIAN MHMMtmn «Pf tMW 

MtBOAaOTWAIX 

OsMBUKTOM 

OAK AMinntt CBTTBAJ. AVKNim 

* 9 o 

UHWOOMU 

For He is not » God of the 

dead, but of the living; for all 

Uva ants Him 

—(St, Lain 30:38) 

God, love, wisdom, mercy. 

^. ^^ A L~I_ i_ all 

•round us each minute of our 

derful reality attainable by 

each of us through Bia Bon, 

When we neglect the -daily op- 

love, we are but merely 

your family. 

5EP 

A. Thaf. «fl 

t ^'t 

SMDM 

GROWN 

FAIR. 

H-OWBt 

GAR0O4I 

625 NEW 

OPTNIPU 

WAIIwr7 

You Poise and Per 

FLORENCE DALTON 

NATIONALLY imOWN 

TV and FASHION MODEL, 

BEAUTY AUTHOIIWY 

and CONSULTANT 

COMPLETE 5-WEEK 

COUESI INCLUDES; 

• Poise • Makeup 

• figure • Hair Styling 

• Personality • Wardrobe 

OHNSON'S CONFECTIONS 

OCEAN 

CHARM 

MODaiNG 

Under the POTOBH 

m* Aa Fjamiari 

anr mv reflfajaan 

Par Infonnrtlot. « 

PERSONAL AMAL 

nwqa EXpoit 

Weekly 

OeMn City Boardwalk'. Lot?*** 

HWdi MADE ICE CREAM S CANDY SHOP 

km Cream it a Family Affair I : 

i HwnWMde Ic, Cr*am will h*lp yoo r«call your 

•"•Wng l» mm, Mikjhtr. " 

SPKCIAl, OLD TDO! FLAVOBS 

|Sr*4"-.^ 

OCEAN • : Ciff 

i± m, w 

Of Tiw Cain 

Telephone EXport M804 « MSOB 

OCEAN CITY, NBWJiRStY.ntlDAY, JULY 15, 1M0 

lk 

Laments Its Restless Nights; 

e Too Stricti No Place To Go! 

Henderson 

Editorial 

How >4bouf a Pmaem Conference 

mm* tMk M tows of Ageiwuch has been going on for unnUmterod gen- 

Pfrhajw over-reported in the 

nt of coffee shops while the forces of 

„ Th« Seatind-Eedger in this «dlton pubUfches a "front 

m 

* dteP^ *«» a "wir oorrespoiidtpt" singularly fitted 

to ~ v «r this struggle, He Is a tenwbnuy membel of our staff 

"ârt concerned with Uton Ut CU College. . - , , „ . . _. . , , 

» repuWtan as a quiet Somi of Ule coiidlttons iuggested by thoie he fct«r.| SK- 11 !^-! 1 ** •»»-* 1 * ?«« k 

MECHANICAL POLL Major Nattnttl C. Smith ex- 

pVimndered thmi|hoiit t 

*& ffi? peopTe W quiet things uMw.., 

ffi? £SS 

peopTe W £SSt However, nobody should forget th»t flie diff«»ilces be- 

^tSar-i ptSk? tween Youth Mld A i» are so important that nothing can ever 

Ur ^^' solv ® U* 01 " permanently. At the very best mankind only 

Mopif are in genera! achieves an unaasy truce between the opposing armies. We 

o what the problems can't expect more, 

.4*" KîSt^ 

On t 06 sM « °* Yout >> la boundless. Impatient energy and 

, to tteir mmpiainto » treinendoui, vital urge to do things, YouOi can go without 

^tteM tor a^loiu. steep—can actually reUsh greater discomforts-has an ener. 

dn, be Stowed to Kmttinut4 on Editorial PaQ^-Pag. 2-^«e»i«H Twil 

"^ in Jail fer eallin^ • 

"Hey: John 1 Hey John 

» TOi ta the peaettai across oi Uee, turn to stated Ocean they City don't next Intend year. to re- Innliig 

would have aomrthlng .so commented fat- tha 

t of Kdley ta Writ, th tta i Many turn to eases Ocean they City dalm next thw year haveIn 

Hd to d 

^finl^Naa Germsay been tanownuy talMng or tau*ins 

jXl What is thU . , . . with i a gp group of frida d when hn or- or Uw nMam of an almttt Mn- 

S This was wa the con- dered d d gruffly gy ffl by b a patrolman l to pMa p lack of rwrtMtaMl laclltol 

Marty y Thalgott, 

Thlt 

"break 

"bk 

it 

it 

up. 

" Has Ha far f IMr IM agfferacM ffeM WHtu M 

, and d Dave D BBennett, t t The economies involved are also •* N •*• mtat m« autitandlna BBlilBirfliiB complalirt complaint 

ft., a pair of coUewpointed 

out by these youni folks. g*S.^''"L'iLI^SyWÊ? 

They contend that they provide »*»H{—• •* Oiirfiyyrg C«II*B 

we*e brought under control only Boon and Wailted hj 

^^^ ^/^SL^^^m^finSWM^ m ^ffl 

The city commisri«aulhori. ' 7 1 »...^ ^ . . , v v v 

Sî^SSi&S S^S^fSw In in Fund Drive Starting Monday 

York atv office These forms entsU- • ' 

ed much legal and clerical worft by Volunteer members of the Cape | the last stages of completion. 

tne dty otf&h, «•¥ Oo>V ^soie iod wlU start to addition to rendering emergency 

imNamit fa OttM Of. thegroiBk to aU persons who writ! them, 'The dty of Ocem''€** 

tollllt,MMii«kM The Squad maintain, two head- As an example of aome of the sew- tonMngfar « ^7^--^ 

i qiwrters. one in Ocean aty staffed lees performed, the organiiation re- 1WM J * 

C*m% t?mak - Am Roftt ' W ^ active voluhteen, fend one in centiy arranged to Lrmnpotl a men- D - Awn L 

OH* «(MIM POm Tuctaboe. with U «eU« members, tal Sti^bPîannSteîi.^ ««o In tM , 

Mak* Sam* Tumoff 

t tffi By potlse, 

n operate » days a year on a 24- York Stats emi tMttsroi? t^S W °«« •» 

MUM 9OHW lumOIT hour basis and handle, an kinds of Me, This patJentîTScconWnlS teMMft.v •^•, 

Tws ears coUldtd nettUn on »» aeMaent ««i, towrnfc^. hoMtal by a erew from ft. *S*iHrm!! J ^ ^ S ? t 

^ «*.. whst^*jdrtwrasj^^ S i, t ^^& U S. ^^ ) *" "" ?«»»"«» were made in advance 'SS-SSUHSS'tf'- 1 

tbniidte tnitatlnttt7m «t. Wednesday sauad answered 650 calte. by telephone at no. east, except Mfl^ft*^^?^® 

afternoon, according to police. Each The services provided by me gnmn traninjortarlon, to the l"niny, »•* "• •*"•'-' ••" 

driver wair charged by poBce with of trained volunteers are rendered Ordinary hospl * 

cafî ««»J» free of charge to year around rart- iBfews and three 

JHna It Wrtubach, m,_jl Anen. dents and summer visitors alike, larty to Eastern t_ 

S^ 1 .\ ,ffl'ff^*S SS? "' w* * lvt *•*•• •* •PP»^WS an also op, em New Jersey and „„ .„. „»..., 

r-'j. - 

few 

H^Fr^ÊStvi. ^ 

i /

ABBOW 100% 

cotton shirt requiree 

little or no ironing,,. just wash, drip dry,., 

and itPg ready to wear. Its handsoiM ABBOW 

"f aahion-right" short point, medium spread collar 

will stay fresh all day long. And the "Sanforized" 

label assures you lasting fit. 

Summer Weaves 

Regulars 

SAT. 9-JO «.m. to 9 p.m. — OTHER DAYS 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 

Big, Comfortable 

ALUMINUM 

FOLDING 

CHAISE 

You'll want at least TWO 

1" Aluminum Tubing 

100% S.r.n WaMriiifl 

Folding Aluminum 

Chair to match 

3.95 

when you ••• their 

colorful beauty and 

tMt their comfort. 

On Safe 

In th« 

former 

A&P B/dg. 

Ad Bring. Quick 

FRIDAY, 

llffc* "» THl O«AN CITY MNTINIL4.IBB1K 

Flanders Entertains Guests 

With Christmas In July Fete 

sale 

JULY JULYl

{.:••'m ' *Q85 

§ and 

Regular styles as nationally advertised 

*10t 95 to $ 12.95, A few at $ The Flanders Motel's fabulous week, pie, Christmas plum pudding and 

long celebration of Qiriitmas in July 

Adeste strawberry sundae. Also 

served were Dancer Prancer diniiyr 

culminated In the tree trimming eere- roils and Doirner and BUaen deminiony 

on CBuiitinas Eve, and the arrival 

of Santa Claus, 

The Holly Danes was gay with 

MIB Helen Ferrell, social director, candle and poinsetta decorations and 

acting as Santa's Helper assisted it specialty numbers of the Christmas 

Nicholas In distributlnK the girtS- Couple, Lucky Dan O, and QiriitBias 

Rabert Hague, a long-time guest of Star ipot dance, 

the rianders,' made the trip dqwn Walter Fredericks, a gust artist, 

from Vlllanovn especially to effee. included his reforded Handel number 

tively play the part of Santa, and also led the group in Christnias 

The Noel Staff Chorus of 60 volrns carols, 

made a lovely picture with their 

• • • 

lighted^ candles hacked by a twinkling 

Christmas tree. The carolersHems 

From lumps 

were lead in singing by Robert Rec- Mr, nnd Mrs, Joseph S. Free have 

tor, of West Virginia Wesleyan Col- returned to their summer home at 

lege, who is taking the theolsgkTilMl 

2nd at. following an extensive 

course. 

tour of eight countries in Europe, 

The Christmas dinner, with all theTheir 

houseguesu last week were 

trimmings, included holiday DewRev, 

Frederick Wetter, of Arizona, 

melon, rudolph relish tray, frosted Mr, and Mrs, WlUlam Free, of Prex- 

vichyxsoisse, snowball sherbet, jolly 

ribi of beef, jug an joyeaux, and el Hill, Mrs. Isabella Vlel and Mrs, 

snowTnound potatoes. The dessert d&Irene 

Wlnsib, both of Philadelphia, 

lights featured North Pole punudn and Mn, Perry, of England, 

Old-fashioned 

HIGH STANDARDS AND LONG RANGE GOALS— 

13.95, r«r u,., Fellowship 

the new dean of Douglas College, Dr. Ruth M. Adams, 

believes that to properly educate a woman a school must 

take into account what her life will be like when she's 

Meeting 

35 or 40 years old. She lays that narrow vocational training 

becomes obsolete not long after graduation. 

for Atlantic, Cumberland & Cap* May Countiei 

.' from our regular stock which have been reduced. Discontinued 

MON. • 8 P.M. • JULY 18 Educate Women For Future, 

' styles. Seasonal close-outs of Summer shoes. Seme dark shoes good 

— - iPICfAL MUSIC —— New Douglas Dean Advises 

for Nil wear. Not all sizes in every style. Some only one or two 

• TEEN AGER QUARTET • BRASS DUET 

NEW BRUNSWICK — "to boat ed- 

pair of a Style, LADIES' SHOES — 2nd Floor — Main Store 

— SPICIAL SPEAKER 

ucjle a woman, consider wtot her 

• REV. WILLIAM SCOTT of Vinoland, N, J, hie rt'iil be like whun slits 3D or 40 

jiars old, 

OCEAN CITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

9TH AT BAY WILL SCHUESSLER, Paster 

EVERYONE IS WELCOME 

CHOLLY'S 

HOLLY FARM 

and 

GARDEN 

— FREE DELIVERY — CENTER 

On Route 9 between 34th St. & SeMiey'i PI, Bridge 

COMPLITI 

LANDSCAPING 

AND LAWN CARE 


•OWN A VACANT LOT?, 

If high and unsightly weeds aro your problem, 

call us today for prompt and satisfactory clearing 

service. 

ESPOMA FERTILIZER PRODUCTS 

SPRAYS - GARDEN TOOLS & SUPPLIES 

OPEN MORNINGS, EVENINGS and ALL DAY SUNDAY 

ARROW 

11 THE OCIAN CITY HNTINIL4.IDOtR 

Insurance. Income Protection and 

75 6irk 

Mutual Funds, (being conducted by 

his Companies at the Nnisau Im\ Dr. Kovacs To Speak Sunday 

For Ball U representative IMnceton, N, J. 

in Ocean Mr, Andrea qualified to attend In St. John's Church Pulpit 

MAnt* the program, which is designed to 

•Ji s as* -_ss«ra uni| 

Mis, r, Crave, 

cte the «ayhelp 

him render better servico to 

open tor girls "_„. 

minar in Lire his policyholderg. 

Ocean City also. 

He was educated abroad and in 

eight eM 14 and 

Amerien at Yale University, Lan- 

played Tuesday and 

caster Semiryiry, and the Juilitard 

•rings at I o'clock st 

Park, 

FOR THl 

Kll f Mi H td h 

The team Is desire 

Ing games with teami 

BULKY LOOK SWEATER 

areas. Anyone lnfc^" 

id to contact Mrs 

WAIkrr 7-1539 ol 

Interchangeable Yomi 

park Tuesday or . 

MY,o - GERMANTOWN - MADELINE 

It also has been 

tween * and SO chum 

MOHAIR • YA1G1R TW»P 

Monday morning (or 

recreation program. 

"7onipl«t* Selsction of Mslchiog Skirt Kit* 

Includes hnndwork 

I m» MTTIRHi IM iTA«IF«B LINEN TABLBCLOTHS 

era! recreaaon eve 

nesday and Friday 

go**. « Dorothea Robinson 

YARNS 

Hans i 

ALL YEAR 'ROUND 

both a gou pro and ft _ 

w.lk IXporl 9-0994 

to give insiructloni dunui Mail & Phono Orders Solicited 

mer. As soon as that infi 

have be rnnpltw aMi* 

LENDING LIBRARY 

The entire summer 

gram -un is under the 

Linw wood Board of 

Save 

Housing 

fM 

TW» infenmiHsii murt h, , 

*» Hw ffliliU In 

f 

f f initial 

i 

To dale all the work , 

local members of the Ai 

been with time they him i 

along with the time requirail 

officials in compiling the ttai 

is ISUi century lietloii and social data necessary tor the ij^t. 

history. 

II the project U .pro^tl 

She has what she describes as Federal Government an MMM 

•all of the college professors dreHry- of 110,000 ii awarded (£.,• 

advises Dr, Ruth' M. hobbles ", such as reading and col- draw up the necejm: 

AdiiiHii, newly sppoiiitod dean of lecting phonograph reeonis. As an 

make all prellmlngry . 

uouulmi Loucge, 

Indication of the range of her taste, Before such a pi 

Warning iisjiiuist narrow vocational the last two additions to her record with rederal funds, _ 

[liiiiiiiiy silufh is Ukuij' tu become collection are a symphony by Haydn guarantee to provide all i 

utwjitiu uuiina Uit' years wiwn aand 

a work by jas virtuoso Jonah iar services, Indluding t 

wjiiuiii is riiisiiiH her family, Dr, Jones, 

base collections, and | 

AUiims buheves iiial ail edutjauun. While she Is hesitant to discuss the After the low income L. 

but particularly women's education, spociflc problems facing Douglass Is completed, a full-time i 

must liave lona-range goals. until she has more time to learn hired to oversee Its oj 

A tall, auburn-haired women, Dr. about them, Dr. Adams thinks that city eoUeets no taxes 

Adams comes to Douglass tram the the major challenge facing higher project, but 10 per cat of 1 

University of Hwbiswr. which sheeducation 

is how to keep standards Ms .ire turned back to r 

served tor 14 years, she was anhigh 

in the face of ever-mcreasing piility as Its shans. 

tssoeiate nrjtesJsijr ol English and numbers of students. 

direutgr of die Honors Program "It's the faculty which sets the 

ihere when announcement el herpattern 

and determines what sort of 

appolntmtnl to the top job at theeducation 

is given—the administra- 

women's college of the State Unitor's main purpose, is to make the 

versity was made recently, faculty's Job easier", she said, 

Dr, AdariiK believes that a true 

* • * 

liberal education, svhich in its ideal 

te cnaius knowledge, judgment 

and integrity, will fit a wdmah not Coming Events 

just to iiLiId down a job, but also 

make her Ilejdble enough to meet 

the varied deniaridM Ule is going In Ocean 

to make. 

TODAY 

The new Uouglasi deaf; is an ad- Natnna Cmmeil begres of ^€abpii 

vocate, as was her predecessor Dr, tas reBular meeting, 8 p.m., in the 

Mary I. Bunting, of educational Episcopal Parish Hall, 

programs which svill re-train older 

* • • 

tvomen who wish to return to out= 

side employment when children no 

Children's Story Telling Hour, 10 

a.m., at the Ocean City Free Public 

longer need full-time atentinn, Libra ry. 

Dr, Adams hopes that her new 

admlnistrative responsibilities will TOMORROW 

not take her completely away (rom 

earhing, 

Concert by Bel Canto Choir of 

"I like students and Hnd classroom Trenton, 8 p.m., at the Music Pier, 

eaehing extremely rew-arding. If I 

• * # 

can work it out with the English Weekly dance at the Ocean City 

Department, I hope to teach once Yacht Club, 9; 30 p.m. Music by 

I have my administrfttive chores Clarence Fuhrman and his orches- 

lonier need full-time attention. tra. 

Dr. Adam's special fleld of interest 

MONDAY 

Exchange Club dinner meeting, 

6:30 p.m., at White Hall. 

• • * 

Bridge party, 8 p.m. .at the Biseayne 

Hotel, benefit Shore Memorial 

Hospital. 

TUESDAY "~" 

Ocean City Jayeee-ettes meeting, 

S p.m. 

• * • 

Children's Story Telling Hour, 10 

a.m., at the Ocean City Free Public 

Library, 

« * • 

Duplicate Brtdge, 8:30 pm, at 

the Ocean City Yacht Club, 

• Si 

Summer AujdUary of the First 

Methodist Church, 2 p.m., in the 

Blscayne Motel, Mrs, Robert Ulrlch 

will speak on "aarty Ameri 

can Tinware," 

J of Music, He represented the 

Y. M. C, A, in Yugoslavia, and int. 

or travelled through nine European 

countries studying social and eononUc 

conditions. He is the only for* 

eign^bern American^ ever to receive 

the National Test Teller Award, He 

win eo-reeiplent of this Award with 

former Vice-president Berkley. He is 

now giving his time and talents to 

spreading the message of tolerance 

and democracy for the remedy of 

the blind hatreds &nd prejudices ol 

the Old World, 

Music for the evening will be presented 

by The Chancel Choir of St, 

John's under the direction of Anna 

J. Baxter, The Anthem will be from 

Mendelssohn'!! Elijah, "He, Keeping 

Watch Over Israel." Soloist Jenn. 

nette Darby Sokes will sing "The 

Ninety First psalm," by MacDermid. 

Guest soloist for the serviM 

Dr, Imre Kovacs, pastor of thewill 

be bassbaritone Guy Webb 

First Hungarian Reformed Chiirth 

voice instructor at the University ei 

Florida, who will sing "Let Thji 

of New York City, will be the speak, Mind Be In You," by David. Mr 

er at the special evening Servic? W ib is a graduate of the .Tuilliim 

Sunday in St. John's Lutheran Church, 

3.64 

School of Music, has been soloist ir 

IOth^ st, and Central av., beginning several New York City Churches 

at 7;4S o'clock. His subject will be, and soloist with the U, S, Arm^ 

NOW IN STOCK 

"The Promise o fthe Deep " Bund. Organist for the Service f 

V/% POUND CAN 

Dr. Kovuca has adressed more 

Mrs, Frank F. Adler. 

than fivi? million people In Amen, The liturgical portion Of the Serv 

including an audience of 25.000 at ice of Vespers will be eonduct«: 

Madison Square Qcirden, He has ap. by the pastor, the Rev, Frank F, 

METRECAL 

peared many limes to audiences in Adler, 

rgt can if a week's supply and saves you $3.64 

ever the pries of seven '/2-pound eani. 

Aides Call For 

As usual, Hughes is fhe 

fir if in stocking new 

Candy Stripers 

drug Hems. 

Another call has been put out fo? 

New Arrivals girls to work as Candy Stripers al 

^wln girls for an Ocean City fam- Shore Memorial Hospital. Any gi. 

jly headlined the new arrivals for interested who is over IT years of 

local residents at the Stork Club of 

CENTRAL PHARMACY •- 

»TH ST. AND WESLEY AVE-OCEAN CITY 

IFRIE DELIVERY — EX 9-Q24BI { 

3IRSON AL S E R V ICE- DRUG iSTOSBfe* 

a B e nn d can give one morning a 

Shore Memorial Hospital during the week, from 9;30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 

past week. Along with the twins j n volunteer work at the hospital 

wore two girls and four boys for ' s requested to call Mrs. Martin 

area families, Bartells at Export 9.2S51-J or Mrs, 

Congratulations go to Eleanor and James Lord at Export 9.3319R. 

James Huttrhins. of 30R Central a, The volunteer work the Candj 

Ljnwood, on the birth of a dauehtt-r Stripers do includes helping in the 

at J;03 p, m. July 8. 

admissions office, working with the 

Mary Jnne and Francis Bell, oi dietician and taking patients to and 

432 Hamilton av., Linwood, are ixfrom 

X-Ray department. As more 

eciving congratulations on the birth girls volunteer more duties will be 

of a son at 7:13 p. m. July 8. added to their roster. 

Congratulations also go to Mai- 

The 

, 

colorful 

. 

red 

, 

and white 

,, - 

pep 

. 

Ocean City's franklin Storm garet and Samuel Miniehino, of Mii ' P*"" 

DUPLIX, 

f WALLACE 

1UNOALOW • U 

Purnlitad, ill 

i ARTS. FnM !, 

OLIVE MacPHI HARDWARE 

IMh and «M 


EXpot-t 9-2227 

FUEL IK.L lete Hardware Stock 

HOUSEWARES • GARDEN TOOLS 

RUN OUR) 

• DUPONT PAINTS • 

OUC SERVICE; ALL TYPES OF LAWNMOWERS 

FINE 

SOLD • SERVICED 

UR PRICE; 

We TRADE 

POWER MOWERS RENTED 

POWER MOWERS REPAIRED 

We Sharpen All Mowers 

Full Line of 

You get your full 

when you heat your Mti iBeach Umbrellas - Rafts 

our quality Fuel OIL M 

supply NOW , . , Vtm 1 UMBRELLAS RENTD , . . *3 weekly 

biucc 

1 """P" P'naforc uniforms are 

| Pleasure av,. Ocean City, on the y^ u fj,jg ^f^ " expense for 

the Candy Stripers were orgnnji 

ed here one year ago and are spoil- 

•if 1 Bums Promoted 

By The Ford Co, 

The appointment of Thomas J, 

Bums as administratian and plaiw 

ning rftanajjer tag the Styling Office 

of Ford Motor Company has been 

announced by George W, Walker, 

vice president and director of 

styling. 

Mr. Burns is the son of Mr, and 

Mrs, Earl M, Burm, of IB Gardens 

rd,, Ocean City, 

Formeriy controUjT 

Seean City, on 

birth of a son at iliM July 8, 

Double congratulations are In or- 

'""! sored by the Ladies' Auxiliary ul 

on the hfrtS of r " 

- *: i Shore Memorial Hospital, Last sun, 

on the birth of tw,n "" ' mer 13 girls were working as Candy 

• 10, 

_ _ _.. July 

;ir- 

rived at 9:10 a. m, for Cecile and 

there are only six actively working 

Raymond Ingersoli, of"732 Shore inl.i 

Many of the summer visitors start 

their volunteer work at shore Mciii- 

Somers Point. 

ortal Hospital and when they retun 

ConBTatulations go to Valerie and home they transfer to their loca 

Harold Hedjiek, of IG Roosevelt hospital' K few of the year around 

bh-d Ocean City, on the birth of a girls work Sundays and holidays dur- 

son at 5:83 p, m, July 12, ine the winter. 

aaudi'tle and LTO Bruee, of 413 Last year about M0 haul's were 

Weil av,. Ocean City, are armouiif. put in by the newly formed group. 

Ing Uie birth of n son July U, Throe of the Rirls were presented 

with pins for 100 hours of work, a 

national recognition for teenage vol- 

Unsurpassed Comfort unteer service. 

for the RUPJUREDi 

Hospital Group 

Sets Tag Day 

Work on the Tag Day project was 

done by members of the Pink Ladles 

QfiidtH Criwa' 

of ihore Memorial Hospital at their 

summer luncheon meeting Monday 

TRUSS 

at the home of Mrs, John Becker, 

WITH LUIUBY nminiiLi 1812 Wesley _av. 

ttmvmitt DIPORI AVAILABLE! Dates for Tog Day have been set 

for Friday and Saturday, July B 

ri31& u'\ p¥r((Hai«f fof-owinm rcum rutib«r 

Ion* liyn- -Trivet*] of, .ns.Je wilh vjuthrny In and 23, and Friday and Saturday, 

£u[ -ami on DutSiOC *v>th durat)Fr unlî in] August IB and m. Stands will be set 

up on the boardwalk In front of the 

abit we ii ITI«;N'I Ti,n( j/ou"d Mvesi nan trf Music Pier, 

• tXluiTilhi Fm r^tir.blL 'HOuillal lierrna \i, i.iah Plans also were discussed lor Hos- 

• I ul lamina HUF M/llt 1>,I U- « H pital Day at the Atlantic City Race 

MUSHIS CENTRAL PHARMACY Track. This will be late in Septem- 

•Hi S W.iley Av* Ocun City ber, 

Other discussion included for manning 

the chance booth at the AUantle 

Cift? Race Tract, This will open 

during August and members from 

the Junior League, Mainland Guild, 

Nurses Association and Ladies Auxiliary 

of Shore Memorial Hospital 

will take turns at the booth, 

Claulflad Ad Irlno* Quick RMUlM 

•tM / /NVY - 

1 Stejano, cello. 

Winners o fthe evening were first 

pjaco: Miss Dorothy Fulton, of New 

York City, and Miss 0, Roberu of 

Whitestonn, N.Y. Second place: Miss 

Florence R, Small, of YounMtown, SHELDON'S 

Ohio; Miss Dorothy A. Farmer, of 

iBnltimore, Md.; Miss Anna N. Bethloll, 

pf Philadelphia; Miss Catherine 

| Small, of YounEstowii, and Miss 5 & 10e STORE 

Debbie Ollmore, of Washingtwi. D.C. 

1606 Haven Ave: Ocean City 

Those assisting In the judging ineluded 

M. M. Harry Law, of Mont- 

of the Stvlins clalr, N,J., and Miss Marguerite Sib- IN THf HUB SHOPPING CENTER 

Office. Mr. Bums joined the Ford 

Finance Staff mm an accounting re^ 

ley, of Wynnevraod, Pa. 

ports analyst in September 1952. Miss Martha Gale Walker, of Bnlti- 

A native of Philadelphia, he wnimore, 

Md.. and Mr, Ray Wanner, of 


âduated from West Catholic Hisrii Warren, Pa., also assisted in the pro- 

School for Boys, and received hU gram. 

bncheiof of science degree in economics 

from the University of penn 

sylvania. He served with the Navy 

during World Wod W War U, , and was en- 

R) i hi h hospital h i l administration d i i i be- b 

fore Joining Ford Motor Company. 

Good News for Gourmets! 

Mr. Burns Is married and has seven 

children. The family lives in HuntuiKton 

Woods,. Mich, 

NOW YOU CAN SEND 

Musical Quiz For 

Flanders Guests 

DANA PASTRY'S 

The Flanders' Musical Quiz was 

held in the Upper Lounge on Tuesday, 

under the direction of Miss Helen 

MOSt DELICIOUS 

Perrell, Social Director, assisted by 

the well-known concert ensemble of 

Bernard J, Cortese, director-pianist; 

* CINNAMON BUNS 

Frank Juele, violin and Romeo Dl- 

* CINNAMON LOAVES 

COTTAGES 

PECAN BUNS 

FOR RENT 

On the toy 

ANYWHERE IN THE USA. 

In Somers Point 

THROUGH OUR NEW 

Nekf to Ba!a Inn 

Accommodate 2 to 8 

persons with or 

without kitchen 

MAIL ORDER DOT. 

facilities. 

In response to many requests from our customers, we are 

By week, month or season. 

inaugurating a mail order department with complete facilities 

Call expert 9-1331-J 

for lending our pastry favoritei anywhere in the eountey. 

or WAIksr 7-4833 

Now your friends back home , . . your business associates . , . 

OPEN DAILY the relative celebrating an anniversary, all can be the happy 

UN A. M. M and surprised receiver of Ocean City's delicious and unique 

Silt P. M, 

WARDS 

CI9M4 Sunday 

pastry products ... a moit welcome vacation souvenir. 

Attractively Gift Wrapped 

SPECIAL i Guaranteed Satisfactory Delivery 

* 

• Ideal for Freezer Storage 

MOCHA 

LAYERS 

DANA PASTRY 

—— OT'R 30TH YEAR — 

STH STRUT & MOORc AVENUE (Betwwn Watt and Bay an 8th) 

75c 

LEO R. and MENDANA DICKERS 

Fin (avert af Ward* Gold Ok. 

put tsgeMwr wltfi Checalai* Fodoe 

md lad wild MBCIH and Sllcad 

W.lnuh. MflHnn, Gnodl 

OPEN 

J 

DAILY 

7 ». m. to 6 p. en. 

SATURDAY 

7 ». m. to 5 p. m. 

Our bclnn work only durlnB 

dWIWlt hwrt M gtw yw n. 

frnhMt of baked gsadi pe»ilbl.. 

In tact, what wm bak. h w frHh 

an suanntu It won't all t» 

nm4f at our spanlng fcsur el 7 

a.m. 

D* OUR S1ND YEAH 

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PASTRY 

724 Asbury Avenu* 

EXport 9-1260 

UNIOR'S 

DISCOUNT OHIER 

819 Asbury Avenu* 

IMAGINE! JONATHAN LOGAN 

AND JERRY GILDEN DRESSES 

AT DISCOUNTS 

HI-FASHION COSTUME JEWELRY 

by Monet 

In Gold , . . 

In Silver . 

In Whit* 

from *3. 

You will f»* particularly delightd 

with Antique Finlth White for' 

Summer weor and winter, too, 

Thomas Jeweler* 

825 Aibury Av«nu» " 

SUMMER STORE HOURS 

NOW IN EFFECT 

Mon. thru Sat, Friday ivening 

a.m. to 5i30 p.m. 7 to 9 p.m. 

Closed Saturday Evenings 

PRICK 

: ASBURY AVENUE PHONE EXport 9-4040 

f 

s 

Ocean C/fy's torgesf Exclusive Men's Storm 

• handsome new collection 

of Clottes for Summer 

BOTANY '100' 

Suits from 57.50 

•OTANY '500' 

Sport Costs (rom 35.OO 

H, FREEMAN & SON 

Suitt from 79.50 

KINGSRIDGE 

HASPEL 

NORTHCOOL 

VANHEUSEN 

HATHAWAY 

Suits (mm 50.00 

Suits from 39.95 

smu from 37.95 

Shirt, from 4.2J 

Shirts from 5,95 

KaLai 

MEN'S iSHOP 

720 Atbury AVWIIM 

Open Friday and 

Satunday evenings 

REG. '14.91! 

NEW STYLES! 

Who else but Junior's would go all out to bring 

homo bargains in famous brands? Nobody we 

know of! That's why so many smart women run to 

our store , . , and go home with fashion value 

unlimited! Just look at the names you choose 

from—Jonathan Logan and Jerry Gilden . . , 

none better! And wait 'til you see the, selection 

of dresses , , , all of the latest styles, fabrics and 

colors. More than enough in every ske to satisfy 

the most discriminating! Come early—pick 2 , •, . 

double your savings, double your fashion ability! 

Alts Larg* Meefisn Va SIIM 

12Mi to 

OP6N FRIDAY 

ft SATURDAY 'TIL9P.M, 

* " !.'" ' -ij- 1

t-H > 

b$ 

were WT aam« « we. mac 

Milton Hagy and Mr*. J. Donald 

GarflandJr. 

* * • 

Have you ever noticed how many 

people stand up AH- other guy's 

right* — until the other guy stands 

up, loot 

LAUNDROMAT 

For the Safest, Cleanest Wish 

JITIMMUf W* and thy 

the gera-free way 

EACH WASHB EOUIPPCD WITH GERM-KIUIHG 

TI5A vwiff wiv UMPS 

11 LB. WASH ... 25c 

501$. DRY 10c 

StLf-SERVICE — OPEN 24 HOURS 4 

you con do it too! Sh« 

&&£>£j&iL- • 

, X.-X fc*'-- 

ffltUjht- 

>// Co//ec#or 

of coral aa ._, 

little animal*. Sea plume* and M 

a*er- irWH?S.S 

•at that watnt 

tnoK related) laft 

Mrs. Rldsfcrdsca ant W tmslHDd the And whtcn the sea 

Mwtt* War-asm* to shaA* If »r* 

The sneaker told the very mterett- 

a*> and *t*e» that dm the* haw 

storyirthe ocMpui whpay nv 

.^jence h) rated •between that of 

sr*jzrtJrstts 

M Mm* *psclK. They h have h spedromM d a oog and a hone. The octopus hat 

trom every state «ttpt N*w Mod- aiTiye which I* more like a hu- 

iJtate Police hi heavy rescue and 

loo and Utah, as well a* from Ausman being's eye than any other and 

231 men mined a* iSderwatjr COHORAT 

tratta. Japan, the South Pacific and Its arms grow to 30 and 26 feet in 

d%* for nvmne nteait*aMlsA 

I *rWF •rfnr*n**f 

McOlBiniiiiia, Ji* 25 ofmany 

other spot* around the world. length. 

Squad also has a apeckl tratt* 

whch rides behind the truck witha 

1 with being 

When the mating season tor the 

14Sot aluminum boat and, a 35u> 

• gasoline ^tM^^S octopus comes the female settles 

generator. 

Went lbs spettcr opened by eiiplaining herself hi her cave and sends out 

> ttpe May County Rescue 

that shell* are animal* and some a calL Four to six males answer by 

are cruelly riiarked tart like sn ant performing a ballet dance hi front 

Squad 1* a member of the New 

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CtpL . 

rasard si 

might be dan to the avenue reader, of Ocean 

but they (how tbe magnitude of his only tour 

problems. 

he fiffURB ^Sll loese on i«a •** 

This lifenvlng job Isn't thousand pewit on the bescbes every 

It Involve* a budget of 171,500 a year day during toe suttmer and eat I"- 

and managing and maintaining 31 dred thousand e«r spedal holiday.. 

protected beaches at tbe cost of about When asM W Us aavtee ajbout 

1860 a day. There are four maul sta- ssfery on the beachas he «u«Barted 

tion, witti a Lieutenant directing that When keep any from Jetties, 

each and assisted by an attending and bathe only on protected benches, 

maSc. Captain Williams coordinates and then only when tbe guards are 

the entire operation. Be is hi turn In attendance. 

under Commissioner D. Allen Stretch "And be an to tell your readers 

Jr., wbo Is bead of Public Safety. that If they 

Capt. Williams hires 82 lifeguards. 

These represent practically every college 

in the USA. from Massachusetts 

to Florida and as far west as Missouri. 

Of the total number of guards, 

15 arc Ocean City boys. 

These boys are paid around JGO a 

week, asl they work six days a week 

from 10 a.m. to 6 p. m, on weeklays, 

and from 9:30 to 6 on holidays. 

They perform from 500 to 000 rescues 

a season, Indicating these boys are 

really on the ball. They are checked 

four times daily, twice by their Lieutenants 

and twice by Capt. Williams, 

who mleht show up at any time. This 

keeps the boys on their toes and they 

realize that they are life savers first 

PAINFUL PINKIE. Young Melvin Harris sits still for und 'girl bait' second. 

First Aid Attendant William Young at the 10th St. Beach There is no doubt about It that 

half the attraction for the boys is the 

Patrol Headquarters while the medic doctors his injured standing the Job gives them. There ii 

foot. Beach Patrol Captain Thomas Williams looks on.— unquestionably an aura of hero wor 

Grainger Studio photo. 

ship which surrounds a life guard 

and the prettiest girls on the beach 

by Mabel Bennett liams reports. 

are always to be seen within enr-snol 

"Children and tube teeth are the These are only two of the many of (he lifeguard stands. The signs on 

two most precious things that get problems which confront Capt, Wil- 

the stands. "Do not talk to the life- 

last on the KBcna at Ocean City," liams as chief of the Ocean City 

guards" does not discourage them. 

Captain Thomas A. Williams of theBeach 

Patrol. Capt- Williams lives at 

The boys know that its forbidden. II 

they forget the rules and speak to a 

Ocean City Beach Patrol remarks." 45 Walnut Rd. He started his work as girl three times they are docked for 

Hie sardi tor the children starts 

a life guard in 1922. In 1924 he grad- a day. If this happens five times 

a few minutes site? tiiey are missiii& 

uated from the Ocean Oty Hi^hthey 

get the axe, 

but 'champers' are rarely oiled lor. 

School and continued his summer Quiet MM 

We have a hot full of dentures wait- work as life guard. In 1942 he took 

ing for owners. 

on the Job as captain and worked Maybe this "no talking" system is 

'•It's a funny thing about kids. 

the year around. 

responsible for the growth of the mas- 

They will stray as tar as 20 blocks. 

MaM Fwn 

cot custom. Little weeds with the ambition 

of someday being lifeguards at- 

Little tots. loo. They seldom go into Capt, Williams has done such a tach themielves to the boys at a 

Uie water, hut walk in the direction wonderful Job that people as farstand 

and make themselves generally 

that the wind blows, and their little away as Australia have written to useful. This Is no place for spoiled 

leg* can cover a powerful lot ofhim 

to inquire Just how he runs the, hrals, and a youngster who gets a 

pound In a short time." Capt. Wil- Beach Patrol Some of the statlitics | big head over his position might be 

*^ demoted and asked to turn in his 

miniature T-shirt with the Ocean Gty 

Beach Patrol emblem on it For a 

Unusual Family Fun - The New Fabulous mascot to lose his T-shirt Is the 

equivalent of a West Pointer having 

his buttons cut off hjs uniform, and 

this seldom happens. 

These midget lifeguards have Uie 

ADVENTURE pHyiJege of talking to the guards to 

the undying envy of the girls, A good 

mascot, however, knows when to keep 

his mouth shut, or he is soon demotcd. 

He takes messages, runs er- 

VILLAGE 

rands and is a big shot to hi half, 

pint contemporaries, 

TTie three medics at the beach sta. 

Only 15 minutes from Ocean City on the Black Hone flons get a chance to practice their 

Pike between Cardiff Circle and the A. C, Baoe Course bedside manner to the tune of Bve 

to six hundred patients a season. 

* Old Urn Msviat * Liv. Shew* * MMM I'm Their ailments run from simple 

* Rid* an Old Tim* Train 

splinters to heart attacks. The medicg 

* Pit* Engirt* # Antique Can 

Mve first aid only, and Dr. Marcia 

Smith, the official physician for the 

Beach Patrol, Is eontacted tor the 

SEE SLIPPERY SAM & THE KEYSTONE KOPS more serious cases. The patients are 

taken to her office and she in turn 

has them taken to the Shore Memort. 

al Hospital If she feels the ease warrants 

it, 

Barney Zeeman's OCEAN CITY'S 

"We can depend on her," spoke up 

Michael J, Imrjagliam, who is Uie am- 

NOTEBOOK 

< CHOICE 

bulance driver for the Beach Patrol- 

I've teard tolta complain that 

He made U runs last summer for 

the season » far Is glow, but 

for 

everything from cut feet to near 

here at the Tradesrinds we are 

drmvninga. During the winter Mr, 

serving more folks than hut 

Impagllajo works wtth Oapt, Williams 

BREAKFAST 

year. Of course, this is only our 

to keep the equipment in top-notch 

second summer, and •ince last 

shape. There are 33 boats that need 

year we have air-conditioned the LUNCH 

repair and painting plus mainten- 

place. Also we have a greater 

ance on trucks, station wagon, ambu- 

variety of food to offer. So far DINNER 

lance, beach stands, and such, 

•e food. But, believe me, II 

There are three medics. Bin W. 

business drops off you'll hear LATE SNACKS Young from Hagentewn, MA, a 

me crying me blues, too, Hope 

medical student at Hahnemann Med> 

net! 

leal OoUen in Philadelphia, and is 

SODAS 

Barney 

to be found on duty at the 10th St. 

Station, jo Lynkonii, of the 1st st. 

Station, ta going to Uie College of 

The TRADEWINDS 

Osteopathy In Phlladelohia. and Ed 

TMeler, of the Temple Medical School, 

NINTH STREET and WESLEY AVENUE 

Is coverinE Uie ITth it. Beach Patrol 

0FB >mvttD 

* THE"

i 5m town! They 

need* a thousand 

irttmMtWT jobs 

itoôytott" the 

'? 1*7 pollee Con- 

or an Idle threat be- 

r«Jat> Will Done 

i and the H«v. Otcar E. 

housing 

room, inor, 

'more 

as tedious 

good 

ahmld 

** 

Ann 

tand as 

h The Answer 

at the draw- 

1 to permit 

In some 

Mi' *••"•" : a 

and 1 .; boys and 

our working 

rney take a dim 

up innocent converr 

- Indeed, trying 

] r to beyond tbe 

natation anywhere. 

Bht ak well not by. 

5iact that a good 

;ervtewBe»mid they 'were porat 

parties In their own homes, 

but ut drinsfnj diki at home is one 

" can or on the beach, somew»is 

something where our 

• ln>pn, unsettled wwW it is unlikely Oat 

oaw loufaf people, visitors or local residents, 

wfll fPfdâuheiKto mld-VJctorian stodgsnen. 

It MOldn't be healthy U they did, 

bird on the nerves—and after all, it isn't 

much fun for either faction. 

to tyve in better surroundings may well be 

dad — but we also must remember Oat 

these alum dwellings could easily be, focal 

points for epidemics that would sweep from 

house to house leaping from slum areas to 

the, best residential sections of the city. 

Slums make everybody suffer — physically, 

economically and above all, morally and 

Spiritualty. Naturally, slum dwellers suffer the 

moat. We hope Out at an outcome of the work 

of Mr. Parashian and the Rev. Mr. Smith, new 

low-cost housing for the poor ud the elderly 

w» rise here with the M of the Federal 

Housing Authority. But, whether this outcome 

occurs or not, all of us must determine 

ben and now that, these pest spots shall be 

removed and thrt 7 creeplng urban blight wili 

our city. 

ished the shocking rev- 

"'' raliinteer public 

immense! vahW. 

owe thanks for a 

done. 

should!* reopened to permit his return passage. 

Ttw whole business didn't take a groat 

!«,,*», ^ tteienerhans 20 minutes. Yet in 

-. -- - motorists were an- 

- u.JM2 t1 *Ways caused by a lad out for 

an idle afternoon's sail 

Sfo4£&ttiing practical can be done to 

chat^.^kp^r^jMikh applies to tbe Mississippi 

River as well as to our thoroughfares it 

might be wise for part-time sailors to be 

• thoughtful in their demands upon the bridge- 

UVMera lest some day the motoring public 

BBBst upon a revision in present regulations 

which would forbid the lablng of the bridges 

at certain limited periods. Nribody begrudges 

boating enthusiasts their (un, bit hire iSselnshness 

Would pay off for everybody con- 

C£Til&Q 

MYUMMft. 

Cape May County Selective 

' Baud went back into fuu- 

: teflon M it prepared to meet 

flesj «n Jar Inductee* brought 

* tgrthe Konum crisHi. 

FORUM AND AGIN 'BM 

College Girl Speakt, 

But Atkt Anonymity 

Editor, SBtfnetLedgaf For tone 

yean I have been Bring to write UUS 

letter to the Ocmn aty paper. As a 

New I would like to list the things 

a young person can do. In "What to 

Do" in the Ocean aty Guide 1 found 

the following things. The first is dancing 

at Convention Hall This place Is 

crowded with Junior and senator high 

school Mas. The library was next, but 

most college kids need other things to 

do besides reading. Others were roller 

skating, golf, bawling, and tennn. 

AU ot these cost money and the 

youth cannot meet and chut at these 

rites, Th* MOMS eost a dollar ot 

mare and beach parties are not allowed. 

There are places to eat, but 

they are too small. Kids try and 

meet and talk outside of these places, 

but this causes noise and disturbs the 

residents. Most kids Uve in apartmenai 

or mams so parties are out. 

So. therefore, the big question arises, 

"Where shall we go and what' shall 

I suggest a huge place built tor 

college people onty. A place where 

we can meet, dance to varied bands 

or records, sing college songs, sit at 

tables or stand and talk, and buy 

rsUwtanaMs. fn fcet, It woukl be 

Youths' Energy Needs 

Guidance, Reader Says 

Editor, Samuel-Ledger: Ocean aty 

is quite exerdsed aver the "rowdy 

tan" of tbe young people who came 

ben far summer Jobs. And rightly 

so. That they earae ftum "respectable 

homes aid respectable communltien," 

as Mr. Stretch said, is an appraisal 

confirmed by their manners, demeanor 

and attitudes displayed as waitresses, 

waiters, bus boys, bell hops, 

salespeople and etc, all over the 

tswn* 

ID age they range bom 16 to a, 

the late high school and college 

yean. Indeed they are mostly stu- 

member of the jwrth between IS and 

H n, I think Oik it It U about abot time i I wrote 

flits since some of my friends wen 

involved in the Forth of Jury partymaking. 

Tne problem with the youth of this 

age is the null ol three diflerent 

groups. The am It the temily. Most 

parents are unaware ol the happeninas 

in Ocean aty. The second is the 

poor Judgment of the young people 

themselves. Ocean aty may be able 

to control these two areas by calling 

parents and Inflicting stronger penalties 

on the youth. Thix Is negative 

action. What we need Is positive acdents who wUJ return to their studtion; 

somethiriE done to CUT OUT ies In the Fall, having earned a 

these outbreaks. NOT to punisn them portion of their education bills. They 

after they happen. This positive ac- are not hoodlums or Jungle gangs. 

tion is the won tor my letter. By-and-large. they are as wholesome 

and as law-abiding a group as will 

Tbe third grant at fault is the be tound anywhere. Tn^ work hard 

aty ol Ocean aty. m letter to «• and they play bard, lot they have 

reeled to tbe people and the city 

itself. Ocean City should provide 

the energy for it 

something tor the college age youth They will become our teachers, 

to do. tbe whole problem circles ministers, lawyers, musicians, busi- 

around Somers Point with ttt night nessmen and women, and our poll 

life of music, dance, and drink, Ocean tieal leaders. But in these yean, 

Cltj- ia Renting It tooth and nail, but when full of vim. vigor, vitality 

Ocean City will NEVER win unless and ideas and ability, they lack ma- 

It gives the young people something ture wisdom md Judgement that 

BETTER to do. 

comes — we like to tell ourselves 

— with age. They are Ufce water in 

Before I give some suggestions. I a baling ketie with the lid on tight. 

would like to state the situation as Obviously, something has to give. 

it is now. Mast young people are 

working and have their free time for 

Once upon a Ume one Mr. Fulton 

fun about 8:30 in the evening. Many caused a revolution In travel by 

have no other transportation other moving a boat with jnuVup steam. 

than bicycles. Most of then have a Perhaps what Ocean aty needs now 

limited amount of spending money. Is not an increased police force and 

The college folks work in Ocean aty public officials with -patience with 

because by like- to be with their youth won thin by raucous holiday 

college friends. ••Everybody' goes to weekend, 

Ocean aty. Since Ibey work aB day, 

at night they wont to go some place 

where they can get together, see 

some of their friends and have same 

fun. 

11 but rather a wise. Mi. 

Fulton who knows how to inline^ to 

good purpose good sMam wU^yo^ 

eonrxdued aad^ ynguldid Is «»iAi»^g 

trouble — bad for the town, bad tot 

the youths themselves and which 

neither group wants. 

Mr. Fulton probably would see a 

it would take a while for a place 

like this to become popular, and it 

3 

Garden State Scene 

TOHTOW — New Jeriey Is nsual- 

S;°ii5L? to ** m ***** 

nMngton to two terms as 

am also helped John Ad. 

Fglirt to tte WM 

ftstw. 

New 1, 

in MM . 

DeWUtOuaW 

Madlsoti uahi carried the 

untitefBiiiwflf rnw 

during; tbe next two 

ejection, buj won out to 

favored 

WbCB 

Clay, a Whig, natni tbe 

J*S"?~^ » 

ally the victim makes the doctor's office and r 

own power where the barb is cut out, the • 

sterilized and the patient sent home. Not Sw» i 

things so simple, However. A customer in Con I 

Sporting Goods Store punctured himself with • I 

tfie other day—and promptly fainted deid a* 

Cornman immediately called the Rescue Squad 

arrived at the scene along with two police -""• 

In no time at all traffic was hatted for 

Asbury av., and hundreds of curious were 

get a peek into the store. Tbe jutknt rode 

Memorial Hospital In the amfiulance where « 

wvived. TOe hook was removed and he wn 

home. But, It isn't funny. Hooks hurt. Stay iwij 

ttem Furtbermore, traffic wasnt restored to » 

for the better part of half an hour. 

AND A HAPPY ST. ITHIN'S DAY— 

of course, to St. Swlthin's „«,, , „„, and, „ as , thk i I 

a day m advance, we have our aangers 

rams pn St. Swithin's Day it will rain « 

40 days so m tegeiid gays. This wouM 

to the Uttter part of August and ta the 

good. Of coursi, Ob fcVom^ Fsl 

B* j 8 i^flJ"*^ «»"^ In I.-.»tf"?!, 

to *W« «••"•« on St. Swithui's 

tne rainy period only lasted for 31 ( 

other hand, In Chiflicothe Ohio in 1913 mi 

iiB? d * »• «*J be shown by the 

,%a bit whV w*« 

Spnkt Here Sunday 

wfll be "Medam Holiday." INVITES YO*f TO 

THI 

jy-Smith Funeral Home 

HIRBBRT L. OOOPRBY, M«r. 

BsUbllsned IMS 

809 C-ntral Av«nut 

for th» futuf, a$ In thm past. Htm 

and mott dtgnif'^d fuifrpl sorvfc.. 

M TIME OF TROUBL1 M Ml M 

AS YOUR RfONI IXport 94m 

to Ocean City's First Funeral Director 

Presbyterian Church 

7th and Washy AwntM 

R.V. Wm. RadclHta AlUn, ThJN. 

Patter 

July 17th, 1960 

Morning Worsh/p 

8:30 a. m. and If a. m. 

-HAPPINESS THROUGH MEEKNISS" 

Sunday School 9:30 a, m. 

CI*SM* For All Aft* 

OiiMt T«*ch«rt-—Mr. Chflrlw Drain 

Evening Worship 

7M p. m. 

-QtHTlLE FURY & NUCLfAR DESTRUCTION" 

' Wednesday Svmnlng 

7s45 p.m. 

THi MILE STUDY HOUR 

Pianist: MISS ANNA ROBINSON 

Ministoy of Music 

MARION TROUT MURPHY 

Director of Musk 

GWENDOLYN OLDFIELD 

Organist 

A COOOIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU 

"Holding Forth The Word Of Life" 

Phllippians 2:16 

Rev. Arthur W. Matthews 

^^^f.S^fthew., 

Age* 

CHURCH OF 

going to dn> 

THI REDEEMER 

MM tiri ANanfta AVM. 

LONOPORT, N, J. 

TNI MV, JOHN 

CRAia MAK, OJ>., IUc«w 

Holy Communion—9 a, m. 

Morning Prayer A Sermon, 

11 a. m. —. Communion 

Flrtt Sun, Meh month. 

F.nrfly Worship and 

Sunday School 9:40 a. m. 

Sunday, July 10th, a v»ry 

intarasting eotor 

. Cmllad By Sod" 

A Short Scenic Ride 

Across the Bridge 

to Longport. 

to kifornntton cenfKt 

W. I, H*tm, Jr, fup*. 

OCEAN CITY TAiiRNACLE 

ASSN., OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

SUNDAY, JULY 17th 

9 a, m. and 11 a, m. — IDENTICAL SERVICES 

Mechanically Ventilated OGMB City Tabernacle—Wesley Ave. 5th to 6th Sto. 

The Rev, Canon Laurence H, Hall 

Rector, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, East Cleveland, Ohio 

AMPLE PARKING AT TABERNACLE GROUNDS 

7:30 p.m. —STRAND THEATER, Mi and Boardwalk 

Rev. W. Edgar Gathers, Jr. 

Pastor, nnt MethodM Church, Lancaster, Pennsylvania 

JULY 24th SERVICES -- 9 a.m. and If a.m. 

Dr. Wallace E. Fisher 

Pastor, The Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity, Lancaster, Pa. 

7:30 P. M. Speaker: 

Dr. John Alexander McElroy 

Pastor, Calvary Methodist Church, East Orange, New Jersey 

All SERVICES BY OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE QUARTETTE 

'• KftURGM, DinMtor afM T«*or TOM PERKINS, BarfleM 

' PISHBURN, Ccjfrtrslt* MARY JACKSON, Soprano 

f 1D00WIS, Jrv Swif |«stf«r t, WOOOL1Y KALIHOFF, Orfanlit 

Biff Season 1960 

ION CHAPEL-BY-THE 

ami Avbwry Avonu*, Oraah CHy, N. J. 

SD»AY,MY17tb-11t.iL 

^ I«!ff er Calh*i«r J 

Churcta, LancMter, Pm. 

»»U>>I to iMM wonhip MCh 

nnt Pv mannna it 11 o'clock 

Lufltanv ttai* , rnfarnuiloii 

mm, SStport 

— QmaM CMr reotatmd. 

»â.ni. — Manttw Wonhlp fa 

to Sanctuary- Mr. Friedrich'. «Tmo 

topic, "PinvMBK*, MUnde, 

NajraJ Law and Prayer." Walter, 

Fredericks, tenor, guest isMat. 

9:30 a.m. — OwvA School with 

e^M tor every age. Fbtrat "R. 

•rideoun. Supertntendant. Tbe Nun. 

scry. Kindergarten, Primary and Ju- 

nior Departments meet In the first 

flow of the church. The Youth Department 

meet. In AsMmbty Hall 

on the second floor, the Men'. BlWe 

Oast In Bleyler Chapel and the SusannB 

Wesley Clao In the Chunii 

Partor. 

11 ajn. — Morning Worship in the 

ianehiaw. Mr, Friedrieh's m m 

topic, "Providence, Miracle, Natural 

Law and Prayer.- Special music by 

the Oianecl aolr. Sfr. Fredericks, 

t tain, pM soMtt, soMtt, 

7:10 p.m. — Evening Service In 

the Moorlyn Theatre. Or, Harold A, 

Bosley. pastor ol First Methodist 

Church, Evanston, HI., will be tbe 

guest speaker. Mr. FrederiOa, ten- 

2i ti° ^ W*J eM ' L asm U «,m. - Morning Bible Hour, 

Speaker, Rev. Spin* Zodhlate.. 

7:30 p m.- Bible Conference directed 

W Dr. David P WHiht. 

AIM, Jr., musical director. 

i p.m. - "Rim Night" dtnet- 

~ ~ M. 1«Sr feature 

in sound and col- 

,'Gortton Lowden. * ierviee 

2 p.m. _ Summer Auxiliary meet' 

ing in the Btecayne Hotel. "Eiirty 

American Turonre" will be the topic 

presented by Mrs. Robert E. Ulrich. 

Mrs. Leslie Reed, hasten, assisted 

tw her committee. All women 

are invited. 

I p.m. — Anniversary Comlttee 

meeting in the church office. 

I'M p.m. — Mid-week service tl 

prayer and meditation in Bleyler 

Chapel. The devotional addresses 

this summer center en "What Was 

Jesua Lite," 

sVlb p,m, — Travelogue in eotor 

given by Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. 

Friedrieh In Assembly Hall of the 

church. Thta weeks topic: 

All art invited. 

^ ^ ^ Bursery 

10:46 a.m. — Junior Church far 

ages 5 to 10 downstairs conducted 

l»Ul Utons. Mmfe Wsby, Hazel 

Fry. Pat Marsico. 

10;C a.m. — Service may be viewed 

on closed circuit television in the 

tower auditorium. 

1:15 p.m. Gospel Service at Crest 

Haven conducted by the Ladle. Bible 

2:30 p.m. — Sacred Muslcale on 

Male Pier, directed by Dr. 

Featuring Norman and Leonore 

Us, 7:30 p.m. — Opening Service el 

ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

lOfh «nd 

The Rev. Frank F. Adler, S.T.M., Pa*tor 

TWO MORNING SERVICES 

8:30 a. m. — THI EARLY SERVICE 

9:45 a. m. — THI CHURCH SCHOOL 

11:00 a. m. — THi SIRVICI 

The ftsrmoft—"CHANGE OP COUBS1"—Pinter Adler 

7:45 p. m.—F«wHval Ivanlnf SanrlM 

Guott PrMdwr—DR. IMRE KOVACS, Pastor 

First Hungarian Reformed Church, New York aty 

Sermon — "THE PROMISE OF THE DEEP" 

wn limit our will, •mimu 

Voi Iratructor. Univer»ity of Florida. 

OriinHt •ITMLUI M. APLM 

op«D 

FREE PARMNO^nUPALA PARKING Uf, 10tn (fld OEMS A 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAH CHAPa 

34fh and Wat* AvamM 

9:45 a. m. — THI CHURCH SCHOOL 

IliM a. m, — THI SIRVICI 

The Sermon—"VfflWB YOUR FAHW 

THI BEV. DONALD O. DOLL, 

Pastor ot St. null's Ev. Lutheran Church. Ardmore, Pa. 

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 

8TH STRfET anil CINTRAU AVENUE 

Worship Servfces — July 17 

, 9:15 and 11 am. 

THl REVEREND PAUL A, FRIH)RrCH 

Praaching in rim Church Sanchiary 

7:30 p. m.—m THE MOORLYN THEATRE 

DR. HAROLD A. BOStEY 

prtachlng 

Methodtet Church, Evanaton, ffl, 

WALTER FRIDIRICKS, Tanor, mhUt at all 

n k * - •- »- -J— a,• mm 

next MflMny RMM| — jmy n 

DR. FRANK LAUBACH 

World Renowned Iltaracy Hotsionaiy 

Dr. Wright. Hn 

ffi NyU 

Sunday S*rvk«M - 8|3O «, 11 o. 

auitT sptAkit|^ lii 

:» P-m. - BHe Conference db> JULY 17- ON. ' 

«cMd tw Dr. Wright Mr. Allen MM. 

•Mil director. SpMker, Dr. Corata- JOtY 24- 

Paator of Ceotnt HwtM 

f. iMwrtTiS 

2040 SHORE ROAD 

HOLYTNMTY 

Hill and Central 

THE lav, FORREST 

B, VAUQHAN, ThM. 

SUNDAY SERVICES 

7:30 a. m.— 

MS a, m. — 

Family lucharht 

lltflOa, m, _ 

Holy 

M p. m. — 

Evening Prayar 

FREE PARKING: 

12th and Central 

What is it about fishing that appeals to no 

many men? Is it the tang of the out-of-doors, 

the nit spray, the play of the reel — or is it 

a part of that age-old challenge of pitting oneself 

•gainst the forces of nature? 

Probably, it is mostly the challenge, for man 

!• forever excited by a dare. Yet, while life is 

full of challenges, all of them are not fun. When 

It comes to meeting the greater testa successfully, 

you need a tot more than a fishing pole, ThelTt 

is that Faith comes into its own; then it is that 

the teachings of the Church are put into practise, 

Don't walk by your church next Sunday — 

walk into it. Equip yourself for your own spiritual 

future now. 

|Thto SMIM to Mng Published UndW 

SAMPSON and HAMAOA 

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required? 

My Artaviwr: In the overwhelming number cti 

• answer is certainly. So far as we «re 

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9:30 a. m.—Sunday School tor the 

PunUy, Walter N. Fdrce, general 

superintendent. Guest Teacher, Charles 

Drain, resident, Pa. Onistiar 

Endeavor Association. 

10:« a. m.—Organ Meditation, 

?:»_Mdweek "Bible Study Hour. 1 

See In authentic sound and color une 

of the most amazing missionary films 

ever produced, "The Land Time For. 

got." Lower Auditorium. Pianist, Miss 

Anna Robinson. 

UNION CHAPEL by MM SM 

fM and Mary «v. 

Sunday 

i:30 a.m. — Sunday School m 

CHapel Hall under the direction of 

Eugene Debus. 

11 am, — Morning Service In the 

Chapel, Quest speaker. Rev. W, Ed. 

»f Qithera Jr.' pastor of the First 

Methodist Oiurch, Lancaster, Fa, 

Special music arranged and directed 

by Mrs. Helen B. Mulllm-aux 

director of music. 

Prelude: "Thine Own," Gustav 

Lenge. Solos: "The Prayer Perfect, '• 

Oley Speak, "The Good Shepherd," 

Van de Water. Guest soprano soloist 

Mrs. Harold McCltnkey of Immanuej 

Lutheran Oiurch, Philadelphia, 

Offertory: "Calmly Trustthg," 

'anet Rand, 

Youth Choir accompanied by MM. 

Karl Hoyler, "The Path of Prayer," 

Anton Dvorak. 

PosUude; "But the Lord is Mind, 

tal" from St Paul by FeUx Mendelssohn. 

FIR.T CHURCH Of 

CHRIST, SCIENTIST 

Mh W, and MMiry .v 

Sunday Sorvlee—i;30 and 11 » m 

Sunday Sehoql—9:30 ind 11 » m. 

Wednesday evening Testimony—8 

B, IB, 

How scientific prayer leads to a 

OMAN CITY ASHMBLY OF MB 

Mi sf, at lay av, 

•"(Mr Hf Itr turvival 

9:ft am — Sunday School. A gift 

tor each viiitor. 

11 a.m. — Morning Worship ila- 

•ase by the pastor. 

p.m. — Evening Service, lies 

i;30 and U a. m.—MorBJnE Wurihlp. 

Nursery tor pre-scheol children sage by the pastor. 

n the Lower Auditorium. Message, 

•Happiness Through Meekness." 

6:45 p. m—Christian Endeavor 

imps. 

OIL BURNER 

7:30 p. m,—Orpin MedltarJon. 

7:« p. m.—Evening Worship. Mj 

page, "Gentile Fury and Nuclear De- INSURANCE 

stmcHon." Director of Music, Mr*. 

Marlon Trout Murphy. Orgarust. Mss 

wsndolyn Oldfleld, Director of Qier. 

ub Choir, Mrs. Herbert iearie. Director 

of Junior Choir, Mss Gwendolyn 

Oldfleld, 

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S A,M. to 11 A.M. 4 P.M. to 8 P,M 

SHOftFLY WI, FUNIML Mi, AMISH VANILLA PIE 

AHantic Avenue and Plymouth Plan 

PLAY 

TENNIS 

At th» 

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OPEN DAILY 

Ah STRlfT and ATLANTIC AVENUE 

t a. m. to 8 p. m. 

1* COUm — NOMINAL Pll 

Pi .finliinl tartruiUM by Appointment 

RMringl and T*nnli Supply 

». JOHNSON, 

lUeCMnxhlsu 

bustrlp to Sandy 

of the church or < 

Special »ound-color films used tor In- Walker 7-W3L 

The Lewm-Mermoo on 

MrtlctlOD pwtodi In all departmentt Include the following 

• . ,, 

Vhie Bg 

Th» Ocaan City (u_ i 

m.—The Service. The Sermon, son shall ask as bread oi any y ol you 

••Change Chage of Cbune." 

that ii a lather, will ll he h give i ll lilm a 

Let tK K All With h Gladsome Gl Voice, 

iU h 

- Scott, 

The Chancd Choir. The Duet, "O 

stpnet stp or U he aik 

School. 

T 

for a llib give him a terpent? . . -Vineland, 

speaker 

7:30 a. m.—Holy y Communion. Laid R Remember Me," , Roms, Jesn- 11 ye then, being evil, know how 

Bdd 

11 ye then, g , 

H 

9 a. m.—Family F mly l Eucharist Eu E h i t and Ser- ette Darty y Stakes, , Ruth E. Beddow to Hive flood d gifts ift unto t your ur children children: g^HH _ Youth Roundup Special 

ram y by Ma Itav. Arthur Mtth* w. Matthew* Tbe b t^tatle. t^l I Peter Pt 3 S15 Th 

bow much iH more shall h your l heavenly l ' talent — Inspiring speaker. 

ThNL Th.NL. . Matter M In I Latin Lti n and d EngiHh, EiHh G l Lte S 111 

ve the Holy Spirit to them 

Mrt 

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Al 

y 

at 

COMIN CITY BAPTI1T CHURCH 

Marion Military 

y 

Institute, 

u, 

Soprano Soloist, Nona H. Mart Boot. Ala. dten, •pomorcd by U.L.C.W 

h L 

The Importance ot prayer I* also 

S p. m.—EvtaJn«. Prayer, 

Festival Evening Serv- emphasized hUd in I readings rdings from "Sden "Sdenca 

7 a, m.-~Holy QMnmunkai 

Imre Kovao, New 

and Health with Key to the Scrip- 

T*«rsaay— 

York aty, The Promjie ot the cures" by Mary Baker Eddy In- 

9:.TO a. m.—Holy Communion. Deep." Anthem by the Chancel Choir. cluding the following (H 27-311 

• • * 

Soloist, Jeanette Darby StokCT Guest "Prayer cannot change the unalter- 

ST. MNTI UrnWMN CHUBCH 

soloist. Guy Webb, bass-baritone. Inable Truth, nor can prayer lUoni 

structor in voice, University of nor. give us an understanding of Truth; 

-MCMM 

ids, soloist with U.S. Arny Had, bat prayer, coupled with a fervent 

habitual desire to know and do the 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will of God, will bring us into 

1 

We are very I 

that our friend, 

i with IM on July : 

Dr. McLeistcr is 

Beverly Heights 

JwMlay^ 

Ian Church In 

Sundny Church School begins at 9:45 traveled quite exiam 

a m. The lesson Is the third nnd ston field and has 

final one regarding the warnings ol of the Pr ' " 

the Prophet Amos. 

Spiritual 

The Worship service begins at 11 

o'clock with a prelude by Mm, EUa 

a of 

15ue7 the regent aSured Ha*. ^ RaUy, 

""IS ^ i g Service begins at ?;« He recrtvtd dep^ 

with aS old-tosWoned Qoipel Hynm on CoUeÛn^^ 

me~Hour of 

•way. 

. Prayer and, "How 

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honon oT "Lover Bey" to none other 

Man Rat* Mamriki —- - * 

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tat he could 

At tint we thought I 

at an three worship services at Sea- ^^^ —m# o, ys are I 

view BaptM Own*. Unwood, Sun- eonunn, a goodly bunch of the mem. „,,,,, " -'!_,"«_-—.-„, I 

day. Tit .ervlM. an at 1:30 and hen are eat having theuMvei a Ft*^?,, h K,^ 1 SJ l >.Wr ? I 

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This (• done for Oie nepentore bike, 

tor HJUTV tan It figured out 0»t 

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fSiaHie Ifcmbinwi" is tHll havina 

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Oulllen No matter what canls Charlie 

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• eg 

Here's some nsu news that makes 

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Me at "Lover Boy" Eddie GUIam for 

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The The plans ntana oa| oaf tor AirIn* 

ransrnu IJ. 

of ' two ' achooto, "-- one In & am .. 

B n ^nlf buuausf will DF 

oc0«M by jmmftsters from Mndertarten 

tbraogb the »Uth ptde, and 

in^de a oalietarla. adralnUtra- 

and other iaclBtla. ""'"' 

____.. other building is stated to be 

cooMnicted in tb$ area itf Ropbu 

and Oak «v., tba Board having 

option on this property. 

Both buildings are expected to be 

nude ready for pupil occupancy by 

December or 1ASL 

Included in the plan Is the cstnblinhmenl 

of a public Ubrary in the I 

Bdbaven av. school wnici wuui.J 

i ^PttseBt Ubrary 

TOYKO ACTION DECRIED 

A former United States laoor attache 

in Japan says that if President 

Eisenhower hod gone to Toyko as 

planned the demonstrations would 

have ended. 

Edward M. Skagen, who served in 

Toylco as u reserve foreign service 

olficer tar four-and" one-half years. 

ata> said thai our own diplomats 

lived in i small world abroad, fall- 

^-d iu mi Ici-stt.; f the thinking of the 

ma&M-?*, md i>i.nJ an undue amount 

of attend* ,n tu groups that they classified 

.... "frk-ndlyt" and neglected 

others. 

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ing Monday evnelng in the Nursa 

timne at Wbidb . , 

cuued tor H«ptul D«f at the At 

uinuc aty Race Track. 

It also wat voted to help purehaie 

a raaislWnr far tta BBSJ apd a 

report on the reeelpM I *- fc * 1 

tiu. lures was given by 

otcelinan. 

a Gateway 

date to be announced later. Thi nsrt 

met ting, August 8. will be a Bnef 

business meeting fallowed by a social. 

Host 

WM0tiD-& 

I tain, ol Ntw York Oiy, Inm 

both 

i permit ftirtrrr Miriam Bogie 

, as might be 

SOMKRS PODiT — Mr and Mrs. 

Thomas H. Bogie, of 130 W John 

son av., Somers Point, have an> 

nouncod the engagement of their 

Aux. Nominatesdaughter. 

Miriam J, to Daniel 

Kranklln, son of Mn Helen Frankbn. 

of 1707 West av , Ocean City 

1960-61 Slate Miss Bogie attended Ocean City 

aUKUdUi tUJlNf — Mcana nanuna- High School and is now employed 

don> fur f officers for hthe 

year at Iteb's Restaurant Mr Franklin, 

were made d til the business meeting t a Krculuati- of O«an City Illgll 

ol Clark EUSson I'osf m Ajlienuin SUiuol oi»_M-MtfS tin Sunoco service 

Legion Auxdmry Monday evening station at 9th it and Haven av. In 

Mrs. Ralph Thomas, president, prf- Otcnn City 

sidBd. 

The weddUiK will take place Octo- 

nominaled Monday are Mrs ber il in St Joseph's R. C Church, 

Russell Adams, president; first vice homers Paint. 

presidency open: Mrs. Mike Mrvjoi, 

secand vice president; Mrs. Wade 

Moncriel, trcisurer; Mrs, Doreaf 

Breder, chaplain: Miss Heiene Slat 

zer, sarmant at arms; historian open. Tom Laughran 

Miss Marilyn {Sever, the Auxiliary's 

representative to Girls' State, reported 

on the activities nt that alfiiir held 

June 30 through 34 at Douglass Col Klwanis Guest 

ego. 

SOMERS POINT — Tommy Laugh- 

A •donation was made to the Post ran, ex light-heavyweight g champion. 

and announceinent was made that the 

was program t at the dinner 

Post will have a Smsrgasbaard on 

meeting of the mei» Point Slwaiiii 

July ffl at 9 p. m. in the Leôn HaU. 

Club Tuesday evening at lUniels 

A pubUc rani party will be held 

Restaurant, 

Monday, July lg, at the legion HaU Mr. Laughran, a native of foulh 

Miss Heiene Stotaer is chairman and Philadelphia, spoke on athletics gen- 

Mrs. Anthony Sarao cMhairmari erally. He told of his strUBMle to 

Mrs. Russell Adams, Mrs. Adolf make good and how a clean llie is 

StoUer and Mrs, Mike Mrvica were essential for athletes. 

apBointed to the auditing committee. Mr. Laughran is a member of the 

At the conclusion of the business Philadelphia Oolong Cbmmission and 

mcftitig mting refreshments were ge-ued seed by is very interested in St. Monica's Day 

Miss Stoker and Mrs. Sana, Other Nursery in South Philadelphia. He is 

members pnsent were Mrs. John at the Taboo Club in Sunn Point 

Doyle and Mrs, Parker Mulford, four days every week. 

The meeting was presided over by 

the vice president, John Roberts, 

Coming Events In Further plans were announced fop the 

Point.Linwood annual Chicken Barbecue Jo be held 

August 20 at High Banks park. Em. 

eraon Johnson and George Patterson 

Silver Moon Council Degree of Fo ire co-chairmen o fthe affair. 

cahontas meeting, 1 p,m., in Bethel 

Hall, 

The invocation svas given by Emerfon 

Johnson. Visitors were Albert 

* * . 

Garrison. Henry Cooper, Dr. Hcrsehel 

Keystone Chapter 63, Order of *ettit and Joseph Biadway, all from 

Eastern Star, meeting, 8 p.m., inOcean 

Cliv, OiifHitt wpre ,'tohn Blfind 

the Masonic Temple, 

inrt .Tmnnh Lawson, both irom Lin. 

. . . 

•••-rid and nutate at Mayor Geoi^se 

TouriB*AaHirTeflowBhlp of Betti- Frannis! and Harold Carter of Sorfl. 

iiy Methodist Church meeting, 8 ers point, 

Ouert speaher at next Tuesday's 

MONDAY 

meerinB will be John C. BonneU 

Chief of the New Jersey state De. 

Somers Point Jaycee*ttes mee partmpnt of Institutions and ABencies 

ng* I p.m., at the home of Mrs. •vhn «-*« Kam Brand . , . Something NIW in Cured *••»* 

Boneless Pork 

Summer Salad Speciall FRESH 

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Idtal Silad Dress 

WMMR Salad Oil 

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SAVt 23d White & Colored »' 

Princess Facial Tissues 6 "«h&r.j& ?J^.'JAÎ 

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Prim An Really DOWN During A*P'$ "Caih-Cade" of 

NONE PRICED HIGHER! 

ROUND ROAST 75 C 

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BONELESS ROUND STEAK 

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FARM FRISH CUT UP 

Frying Ch Chicken Ports 

NONE 

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BANANAS 

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Regular or Pink 

Lemonade Q... 

, 6-oi. 

A&P ftat t Carrots 3 

A*P Baby Lima Beans 3 

MariM't 1 ; : Dinners 

Exctblor Beef Steaks -"••••< I 

Mrs, Pail's Fish Sticks 

Mre. Pail's Fill Fillets 2 

Gap's Jrfw's Floinder "•"• 

57' 

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Dura Sponge 59 s 

Juice Decanter M': n L, 39* 

Tooth Brushes 2

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•—MMCJftan your daily iwuiraniMit of AU. Vltt- 

M M M I S M S . DM aiaito. trial «iz»-M net 

jil taunt kW an* imopanaa for monty back. 

WtttHJsr 

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In N«wfoundland famband of (h« 

J. Moseley, rf 

OBITUARY 

ARGErmNA — N*w Foundtond serving at the 

Gateway's 'South Pacific' 

(FHTNC) - Harold W Simpson, gentia, Ne " 

Bowling Alleys •MM 9* ^^^w«w 

,ôM ordtoanceman flnt da» 

03N ion of John Simpson of atterson eager »^Z1 

A Curtdln-To-Curtain Hit 

Funeral sewlc« were 

SUPER 

weeks of the current season, comes 

into Us own as Luther Billis. Mr. Hie event was given on the lawn 

Slcari gets well-desen,ed rounds id pf her home with the table decorated 

PLINAM1NS applause throughout but he Uterally vtth pink and blue streamers. The Mainland Churches 

brings the house down when he ap- cake waa baked by Mrs. Hasstepen 1RST BAPTIST 

America's Largest Selling 

pears as a grass-skirted hululng nu- and prettily decorated with pink :•¥, ArdM Ftmtl, Putw 

Ms Iilp4wistmg gyrations are a sight icing and white rosebuds. The place Sund.y — 

V8amin4«bMral Product 

carftjrare held by dolls representing B;30 a. m. — Giureh School. 

tatooed ship on hta Saphragm reeff j 8»««" and her' Court, 

11 a.m. — Morning Worship, 

ing and rilling with hi Sance. As aue«s were rUfUine Dill. Leah B:3p p,m. — B. Y. p. 

• cometiian Sicari Is tops. Young, JoAiin Bower, Kathy Cloud. 7;30 p.m. — Evening ServJce. 

Anne Gable, as Ensign Nellie Fo.-- 

Rosemaiy and Heidi Amendt, Loretla 4 

bush, hamllcs this dlfflcult role ver> 

Hasslepeh, Mary Ann, Wanda and r 

capably. Her happy countenance ami Ella Radecki, all of Petersburg, 8 p.m. — Prayer meeting. 

pleasing smile gin the part of Nel- 

SIAVIEW BAPTIST 

lie what it was written tor, Misses Myrtle Young and Ellamlna Rsv. Hot>mn E. Ol«n. Pastor 

Big six-foot four-inch B1U Thom- Moore, accompanied by Mrs, M. Sunday — 

as & cast as the Marine lieuten- Hffiron and Mrs, Gertrude Heaton. 8:30 and U a.m. — Morning War 

ant Joseph Cable who falls in lov, of Goshen, left tor a two-weeks vaca- ship. 

with Bloody Mary's beautiful daugn tinn In Florida. 

Br45 a.m. — Church School, 

ter, Uat. Thomas does an outstand- Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan and |;1B p. m. — Senior High B.Y.F. 

ing job in the touching 'Younger friends, of Fond City, Pa., were 7:30 p,m. — EvemnB Beniee, 

than Springtime,' 

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amass Young Twlfy (Friday] _ 

^STt&u MM «*-*.» »*• Mi 

tor several days last week, 

T:30 p.m. — Junior High B. If. 

A bit of nostalgia for the old theater 

in-the-round was brought back 

Mrs. Jack Buganski and children, 

Monday _ 

with the shadowy figures of the 

LHUan and James, of Woodbine, with 

7 p. m. — Junior B. Y. P. 

DRUG PRODUCTS stage hands as they changed the! 

Mrs. Frank Cifoni and daughters. 

Wfrfnasday _ 

Diane. Cindy and t d Ml 7:U p.m. — Prayer meeting. 

P»M'S R, C, 

with no drawing of the curtains ex- Atlantic Oty. 

S, Fbiugin, 

PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SIRVICI cept between he two acts. The Rosemary Amendt, daughter of Mr. 

hands were the Seebees satiened in and Mrs. Louise Amendt, returned 7.4s "t in" ij' ''' '".j 

the island and as they came on home after enjoying a two-week va- 

stage to make the changes theii cation with the Qirl .Scouts at Oxp- Saturday 

voica were heard talking and sine. part Mils, Bridgetqn. Mis Amendt *;W to SiM and T;1B to 8:30 p.m 

ing among themselves slmilating the is a member of Troup 2 of the— 

Confessions. 

Ida ot Htapboeks to worldng par Petersburg-Tuekahoe Ares. 

Oairr -' 

ties. 

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hollls aid- 7 a.m. — Mass, 

• t«.«a.*>Mp,ai. Svnttn It a.M, h> ft p m 

well on Sunday were their son and 

Once nga.n a high note of conv family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell 

* * * 

mendation goes to Hal Winter tor and children, Robert, ^Joy Lynn and LINWOOD COMMUINTY 

• 7-3212 

his wonderful settings. Each week Cheryl, of Levittown, Fa, 

Rw, William C«««r Bastar 

he has done a fine Job for these 

Sunday — 

most important parts of the play 

Hoily Ann Wetaier, daughter of Mr. 9:48 a.m. — Chun* School. 

and in "South Pacific" he tops them 

and Mrs, Theron Wetiler, of Stone 11 a.m. — Morrang Worship, 

alL AIM deserving a note of com- 

Harbor, was a guest for a week of 6:30 p.m. — Junior Young People. 

ma* to Dick Gltaon who handle. 

her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, 

Hollls OaldweTI. 

7:30 p.m. — Evening Service. 

8:41 p.m. — Senior Young People, 

Efforts by both these staff mem- 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hsssiepen and 

ben Is highly evident in the scent 

daughter, Loretta, attended a family 8 p.m. — Ladies' Auxiliary, 

where Bloody Mary sings the beau 

reunion at Cbok's Beach, recently. Walntsday — 

tiful "Bali Hai'' against a back Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Caldwell en- 

pound of a wide expanse of blue tertained his brother. Mr. and Mrs, 

I p.m. — Prayer meeting. 

water and in the distance is seen George Caldwell, Sr., of Trenton, GRACI LUTHERAN 

the tops of the two mountains. The Thursday evening. 

IW, CharlM Rlnck Jr., Pasrar 

background is greatly enhanced with Attending the Girl Scout Outing of Sunday — 

the colorful use m a fushin light- 'roop 2 fnm this community were 8:30 and 11 a.m. — Morning Wor- 

WRING 

ing effect on the mountain peaks. LaraitiCassedy, Kathleen Cloud, Rob- 

Fran the opening strains of thejrta 

Entricken, Mary Peace, 9:30 a.m. — Oiureh School, 

mary, Heidi and Bobby Amendt. The 7i 30 p. m. Luther League, 

group was chaperoned by Mrs. Dor- 

RETURN ENGAGEMENT 

pthy Entricken, Mrs. Ida Casiedy and 7:30 p.m. - Sunday School As- 

Glendale, Cat.—Robert E. Uiirdnei, Mr. Mary Amendt, all of Petersburg, siciation. 

ST, took iSO from a bank reuently, The affair took place near Lake Thursday — 

MINTING 

poUce eaid. and waa arrested when Nummy, Belleplain State Forest, on 

he showed up outside the same bant Monday and Tuesday. 

T,m p,m, — Choir rehearial. 

few minutes later. 

Robert Sehwelbinz left Sunday for BETHANY METHODIST 

"It was so easy the tint time," a week vacation with the Boy Scouts ««. Jam. Roblnssn, P.stor 

police quoted Mm as saying, "that at Camp Kimble. 

Sund.y _ 

I was going back Mr more," He pre- Many from this community are at- 8:45 a.m. — Church School, 

tended to have a gun the first time tending swimming classes at Bees 11 a.m. — Morning Worship. 

around. 

ley's Point, 

7:30 p.m. — Evening service, 

Gardner was booked on suspicion Miss JoAnn Lovett, of that ramraun- :30 p. m. — Senior amir rehear. 

of robbery. 

ity is the insructress, 

PLUMBING 

Mrs. Aliee Cloud was a visitor in (PrMay) — 

Atlantic City Saturday, 

^8:30 p.m. — Youth Choir rehear. 

David Carey, of Philadelphia, will 

be a gueit of his uncle and aunt, Mr. 8 p.m. — Young Adult Fellowship, 

and Mrs. Eugene Radecki. tor the Waintsaay _ 

1 

surnmer. 

7:30 p.m. — Prayer meeting. 

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Badecld en. 8;30 . p,m. , — Commission meet. 

tertained relatives from New York tor ing. 

a week. I Ttalay — 

I 8:k p'm, — Junior O»lr rehearsaL 

• * • 

BETHEL METHODIST 

RW. A. R, Handrtaki, Patter 

i:45 a.ra. — Morning Worship, 

11 a.m. — Church School. 

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9:30 and 11 a.m. — Morning Worsnip. 

9:30 and 11 a,m, — Church Nursery, 

9:30 a.m. — Church School. 

6;45 p.m, — M, t, T. 

t P.m. — Evening service. 

S p,m. — RaJnbDW CtaM, 

Si4S p,pi. — Junior Choir rehear- 

1 pits, — Senior Choir rehearsal. 

Guards On The Run 

Assisting SafrMn 

Mfcguards had a busy moment 

Patrol Captain Tbofn 

J, H, Tltygeson, B, 

Pa., waa brought to 

was caught in a waih off Ulb he st. 

white swunraing Wcdmsday. LUeguard, 

Lawrence Stedemind An- 

while Richard CUme swam out with 

aauM 1111 * 1 *"" 

-Ive children here on a picnic 

wen taught In a wa»b at the 12th 

*• " ashore by the - - - 

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breaking the gast which cut a woman 

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The boy, from Hanover, Pa., was 

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against Playing ball on the 

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HI Bay Avaw KXfsft 

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WOOD SHOP 

Repaired - Reflnlshed 

Reupholstered 

10th St. oppMlM R.R. Sta. 

Phono DC 9-2936 

PRO: sraviCE 

anleles d 

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U, 

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ir home you 

rsuhd you] 

lur compel, 

lam sharp 

Sid 

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* po is 

IT FOOT Dtl 

outboard fl 

14S 

ff 

dacran 

or M> 

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for 

itml AWS, 

new 

Inner 

M' 

OBUI&A-LONG 58 eapln oruissr. V, 

Fully tampped. apRroxlmsteiy 30 

lioura, 110 hji. Cray Manns engi. 

N«»iy wlnteiL Summer slip paid for. 

12 FT, OUTBOARD RUNABOUT. KM-l 

candltlon. nasonaBle. must sell, mil 

EXport 9-MJ09. 7-1S 

BftetaB^ jMMsatahalaft ^j^^^dLâ*B^^^^^^^^HT r a£la^^^J^^^^^ > ' ' '" 1 ••==*'= ' • -, ' •'•-." i f '" : ' ' !•' \ \* .*. ; . = r 

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SOMEONE SOMEWHERE NEtDS WHAT YOU HAVE -ÂPVaWSE IT MEW ~» fOC>m 

OOOD C0I 

KVOAY WA 

•2S.0Q 

TV SI 

FORRI 

WRK 

« 

SCHUFF 

710 ASBURY 

TAT< FOR SALi UPAL gSTATl FOR SALt 

YO W|Y THRU WILLIAMS 

2 btvdroom ckMtfM $8,390, furntthMl. 

MI 2 tt^ry hom«. Ht*f#>d. L«or IATQ* family. 

" nt 9 family. A wall built | 

lôm ©v^f 400 properties ikttd ivith 

REALTOR 

1330 BAY AVINUI 

melw 

•Metuf 

_^l 

f OR LEASE 

STORE 

Mock 

*W 

t Kreproof 

' Can be us^ for 

v |Itvf of mercbancHsing 

h " \ mmmrmt. 

AMOS 

34th StrMt 

9-3180 

14^6" LVWAN 56 

irpli, trailer, 

[near Bald Inn), 

eiectrie lUrter,. remote con- 

iarim Thieler. 

Soratni Peint 

COMET SAILBOAT — good condition, 

flbpr elMs bsttom and yiny! rubBer 

coating No upkeep, an be seen sat- 

•day rlookel. 1414 Onan Avenu*. 715 

1M BI,mpssn Ave 

7-1S 

__ flberglasi with Mer- 

plus tos. tide curuliu 

—rles. sntire rig _eniy f 

flt sacrifice EXPQ 

oviw — 

burm 

APART 

port 

LEVEL, 

IF YOU HAVi BEEN 

LOOKING FOR A NICI 

YIAIVROUND HOMI 

IN THI GARDENS, 

HIRt IT IS — 

NO. 321 I, SURF ROAD 

1st floor L.R., DA., K., 

den, raaid'i R. & B, 

2nd floor 3 B.B., 2 tUe B, 

sun-room, fimy furnished 

gas heat. Lot 42' frontage, 

2-car garage. 

Taxes $322.80. 

Exclusive with 

HANEY U.OYD CHATT1N 

REALTOH 

1315 Aibury AVMIM 

PhMM IXport 9-0060 

894 Brlghtan Place 

Phoro EXport 94432 

u.r 

^vlnntor 

ATTENTION 

Doe* Yeur Home Nead 

, Renovation or Repair*? 

If M, M ma oh y«u an «N- 

m«r» now. OfMaMsn work uvn 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

APPLIANCE 

REPAIRS 

Complata Parti and 

Rapair S*rvlc« an all 

Malar ft Small Applianro 

CALL US FIRST 

SCHUFF EliCTRH: 

710 Aibury A. Ph. 1343 

coining nil or 

Call EXporl t-lSJI 

B. H. LOVE 

PAINTTOQ - DBMRATTWO 

7-^F 

OR SALE—17 ft. Custom-Built Ottt- 

feord Crulspr—nvihogflny plrtnkc-,1 

«m baltcnea — completely nnlthpd 

>ady fgr waier. Equipment includes 

1^ Johnapn s H,"P," mmar=4 te« 

tanks=Valrath 1 eable Bte#rinii=4" Air- 

fpam CTishisns, fun «yer. anchor, QX- 

tingyisher BiltwÛ Trailer Can b# 

Swri at 6 E. Esies Ave,, LJnwood. N,j, 

any night after 5 p, m,—all day Satf 

Ufday & Sunday, 7J5 

,rr nmiMHAFT iport Express 1^ 

—T. s. Fluhwîl lee Box, s, s. Auto, 

bilge pump, fuljy equipped. In water 

ol Ailem Bock. Bdna lit, *4TBa.Q0 Firm 

Fhsne. EXpsrt &34T2 

*%&Qn SANDING MACHINE and was, 

_ Ing maefiln*? fer r^nt by the dav 

Psvla HsFtJBis CBttipany l^B / -«.--- 

4» Fhsn# ~" "" ~ E Asbufy 

MJP OOVE^ MADE, 

•bin. Pr» atlmatea. 

Point. WAlker T«m 

Very reaion. 

Phone Somen 

tf 

S FOOT PRAM exeel eond—a h.p, 

1BB0 Johnson—saoo. tri W. iTih St.— 

EX 8-lfflD.M 7.15 

! ft. PRAM. 2«L K, P. motor. Ideal for 

ehlld. 190,00, ma Pleasure Ave, 2nd 

fiogr," T-iS 


REPAIRED 

MiAN eiTV TYr-SWHITER 

smvicf 

JJW Atkurv An, EXoort Mm 

DOGS. CATS, PITS 

IÂCK MINIATURE poodles, female. 

champion sired, phone EXport 9.rBt£2.R 

MS 

WANTED — Good home for 4 month 

old milted brood pup,, Male or female 

fail BJSport MilB.R.12 after 7 p. m. 

PARTY FISHING BOAT, cahln cruiser, 

"Alert" 30* x 3*6" beam. Make your 

fishing pleasure and business pay off. 

*3lx passengers, new ship to shore radio 

worth your investigation, $2500 Gall 

ir write. Gapt, Bob, irn W 10th Street 

O city or eall Export S.IS73.W, 

T.15 

MAPLE MtlttqR, eia 

525. Bureau and table . 

slve. Bedspreads, twin aj 

new, GB vacuuincIeaiiB 

menu. 120 call Export ! 

BOOK CASE, muslon 

door good condition. 

eollectori. *6.0O 13U p 

WN6AL0W 

r HAVIN AVENUE 

room, kituhan din- 

SOFABED. modern ft 

kltchî s#u. ehina 

era, ioves^t, goslp Wi« 

apArtffi#nt ilz# wrnahi*!!, 

«a, coaches, addlAK " 

wHteri. Salt? on ail i 

Mink itsJgs^ fifw and 

portunity a-ioep^ 1SI4 

NorThrielu. can ^" 

evet^ evening tij f . 

Slop* ahep and Savr, 

tm lift floor. Exp-n- 

•Mh fraiMd In for 

MM and bath, 

hot watar haaf, 

llto SO x 115, BMUti- 

'round hanw In 

C.AMOS 

ELECTRIC REFRIOERATmjj 

dltlon. SIS, Phone EXportfi 

* BUtUHgR 1 

aabury Ave, after 4 

IXport 94110 

CHRIS CRAFT Sport CrUUer SS, imt 

mode]. Ideal fishing boat. Twin 1Q3B 

ChrisH>Matic drive B to s. 2 new type 

outriKgers, engine completely gone over 

Perfect running condition. In water, 

Musi sell due to Illness. Call Export 

Mm Ms 

18' CHRIS CBAFT runabsut, 1» h.p, 

motor 45 m,6;jl Usvep Hied In ii5t 

water, spotilshi, compass, cover. Re. 

plasangie eosl today over teMOOO Snr^ 

riflce fltwoo Trailer available H05.00, 

1^4 Pleasure Ave, Phone EX;K fi 

iAISE LOUHOE goad l_ 

Redwooa picnic tahie 11 

sower mower practically Ml 

Simpson rd. 

S "SPEED WEBOtM 

Blaver, perfect a 

Phone Expert 1^3177, 

RED HOUSE AMU 

decoys. Franklin 

reed organs and m* 

Central Ave. at — 

(near Uncle Dlcki) Wai 

t rAMJLf ârunent Dnly two 

I tram BaaX (• going to be 

tfm thu imsoff? i ana 4 

~ 1» tathi «ch Nlwly turn- 

- tuft. Sun deek, SPKIniu 

a view, SKdellent .^ndu 

j..t~ Mm*, tun now! Eiclu. 

in Uorrtoon. gth and Ocean Ave, 

«f4H« "Oiir 4UI ¥«r," Mi 

DISPLAY 

OrRLS 

EXport 

I-ARCE WAUJUT 

Al oondlUoo. iMOB 

piele, alnfle In end 

PlJone Walker T^BB, 

GENERAL EL>BCT, _ 

runnlns csndJtlsn. < 

We»t AW, 

burn.. moth hale, cu 

ona Buttohl "utton., coverea 

MM, MdtêmHpnaT 

{MVMe. Bo—onal, ftorSis 

1118 Bty AW. An EKport 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

tMT 

- 

Bounce Into • High 

Busines* wrrh 

TRAMPOLINES 

Proflt 

ar hack rants. 

AY-KAY ENTERPRISES 

R- S, Kondrafh, agmt 

•LUI MLL, PA. 


CAR RAMOS WARD 

Coles M B Service 

ALL MAKSJt 

1 ill 

WttJL KA1JI, AWAY 

Vote K>ys 30, 

2«orSSe 

Auto Service 

•LICTKICAL 

••AM 

WHIIL 

*IM4 llmpian toim 

AND 

n 

AUTOMOBILES TOR SAL! 

1956 LINCOLN PREMIER 

Price $1,495. 

Private Owner, 

Fully equipped. Air OontL IncL 

M BAY AVINUI 

WANTED 

FIRST VIOLINIST from Musle Pier 

orchestra needs piano for his little 

daughter to practice. Must h§ lnex- 

"rnslve or given away. Write Nleholiu 

ielattl. Music pier. Ocean City. MI 

WANTED — Duplex located Between 

Battersea Rd, and SOtb st. Prlee not to 

exeeed moM. Dorothy Kenland, phone 

Export 9-180B. f-jfl 

FOR SALE 

FOUR DINIPJC3 room « 

wool rug SX W «!'! 

eottee libfo. phone tHwecarl 

rRMIpAIRB Refrlgefal*;' 

freezing csmpartment, ttf 

feet condition Run. Ml 

^titer, 330 

M j 

Monfaray 

p Radio and 

feet conditon 

new, s*fgi, ^ti 

Longport, M, j. 

MAHOGANY DOUBLE M I 

and mattreaa IIS,' main 

•pinner flOj esmer tableT 

blind 11 ft wide, i ft., 1 " 

Brlghtan Fi«e, ' 

phone 

WSTTNOHOUSE aT" mneh type elee- 

trle range. Good condition I30IX). 

SMI Wai AVC. Telephow, EXport 9. 

osia. T" 

HAND DECORATED dining room suit. 

Solid mahogany bedroom suit, complete 

etc. Phone Atlantic city 2-8112 14® 

BQATS FOR SALE 

LAOTES ANTIQUE DESK, clock. IBOrt- 

cd ch.lr. portable eleetric dish 

nnaher, folding Hnen, sstttM, mir- 

ror., lamps, china, iprendi. taBles, 

^lina elogef, wash stand, pleturs. 

yonan's ExeMnge, «M AaturV * 

Phone DCpsrt 9-1SS1. 

Ave, 

7-lS 

WATS FOR SALE 

In order to devote more time to the new 

JET PKOKLUD UIRBOCRAFT, we are dh- 

conHnufng severa! name brand huh. 

LOTS FOR 

or i LOTS MM 

'• Point Eld 

OUTBOARD "f %f 

RIAL ISTATI 

(LOIS 

£331 

W 

HULL ... as:;:;;: i 

CLEARANCE OF USED OUTBOARD MOTORS S 75 

225 

200 

240 

265 

22S 

340 

400 

RALPH CLAYTON 

34Hi Str*«t Bridg* 

PhotwlXimtft] 

RIAL BSTAT1 

> CABS ARE 

âws 

EARC.AIN BUY 

Street SKUO 

Orafe Hoalty, 

1 house, llth 

J.UO lurnisner 

and Asbury Ave, _ 

FRENCH UAL ESTATE 

1 Atlantic Avenu* 

Priori. IXport 9-0908 

Look at This 

A chok. 2-fimlly apt. with 

eeaan viaw. CefMr lecatlsfi, S 

iMdrDMMHCh, Including nnialt 

to dito, lnim»dl»»» pouanlon of 

swtMr*t Snd II, apf. 

S18.900 furnitrwd. 

Year-ftound Home 

This (Mould k* a must on yaur 

imaMtlwi tour. Mtiltr bwtroom 

tam to Itppar dKk wHh MHH 

vtow, I Ixdroom., Ill* bath, 1- 

car dstadisri ainn Sas hut 

waftr hMl. par a ievaly him 

$22,500 furnl»ha 

law, Ibt ya.r» eM, Carnar ls*a. 

flan. Oil hast Mmtft i»p*r«l and 

Mlntad, CanvanlaM fo naw 

(uiMrnurfcat. Uta " ' ~ 

t h h d 

turnhhad Includlnfl 

wpHri aryvr And HW FrtoN 

dalr* (cold pantn 

Mdt SlMFSON AVINUI 

8-5-F 

FOR SALE 

ffv ass BBfv* 

ranta «»r awkfc saW«- 

^ fumhhad. 

Only 912,800. 

CHy, N. 4, 

.J ' 

OCK 

' V 

hat wafer haat. 1-»r aaraaa. 

•xcaUant cemllrlan. Pkw canrral 

••cand fla,,: W M , 

madlatarf avaHaMa. t«sr 

REAL ESTATE FQR fALl 

• • • • •• 

Mwt DalMiHul 

COTTAOI 

In Tha Oardam 

• 

OUTSTANDING VALUi 

Cottag* In Th» OarduM 

Few tadnams, I 

•f IIW 

• • • 

MUST U SOLDI 

Gardam Cottsg* 

MOST ATTRACTIVE 

PRICII 

B.yfront Cflttaga 

BEAUTIFULLY 

LANDSCAPIDI 

Lovoly OardM Cottaga 

On. at Ma laMiM O*n»» C-»- 

: aaala ^ a = • J 

nt and 

4 tad- 

raar porth. 

1 • 

II 

M Flaan 

L Pvlly 

RIDUCED $2,0001 

rteatatl Cettaga 

Was $1I,iM naw IIMHI 1 

sfTagv in V 

nil bvy! 

OUTSTANDING 

INVESTMENT! 

.y lnhw«Md In -n In. 

vMrnant Utewlng *n MM*. 

REAL ESTATE 

340 Batt*r»a Road 

Phona export 9-0960 

•• •• « 

• *• aa 

lARGE OUMT HOUSE. susHinfully 

operating, comer location. Quest 

parking. Completely lurnlihed III 

health demands retirement. Complete, 

Information ny appolntnieitt only call 

owner, report 9-llol^W " 7^ 

(scon) 

SALES 

RENTALS 

| INSURANCE | 

EXport 9-4202 

RIAL MTAT1 TOR SAU 

YEARLY RENTALS 

OWNER WILL SHARE home, year 

round vrtti! one or two aduiu, central 

locution, complete living Quartern wltl 

2 Bedrooms lor tenant Scmlprlv 

rti! n r t d , cetral 

locution, complete living Quartern wltli 

2 Bedrooms lor tenant. Scml-prlvate 

entrance sigo month Ineludlns oil heat 

and uulluea, phone Export IMSsV 

UNTALI 

UtilittM. 

H.C.AMOS 

417 E. 34th Straat 

m Aibury 

APARTMENTS FOR RENT 

% BEDROOM, nleeljr lurnlahi 

Bent, iHand floor. Avallal 

Wfekly. monthly, fcrklns : 

r evenlnss or week 

yBAJU,V—3 Mdmam, 2nd Soar uart> 

meni.__IfU month Ineludlnr ^ rr - 

-inpson A«, or — 

eni. itu idlmj Saai, 

' phone EX 

Aucuat 

FIBST FLOOR APARTMENT, . 

Sag weekly ;mso large Ind flosr apart 

mrai; avaUasie now, Kuan or weekly 

-W" 1 Av *- noB * w «a 

AFT. FOR R^^T—Garafe apartmeni 

for summer rental, BeasQnable, 

Apply 340 Central Ave, ?w 

SEBftOQM, nicely furnuihed spert- 

menu second floor- Availaeie now. 

Weekly or montAly, Parking facilities, 

l-hone EXport MM daytimes Export 

91^ eveninsi or weekends , tr 

M ST. JAMES PLACE, 2nd floor, 

Small furnlaheQ' apartment near good 

beach, Accommodates 4 persons, with 

utilities PMIJM week. Apply 251 Ait 

bury Ave, lor key. "M5 

STUDIO V#IOl£NCy A#T. •- Atoo 

. cuîa *Ela aiid wlllieut private b * 

rur Kllda. BU OeBtm Ave Phonal 

part &^â. tf 

YEAJU.V BENTAI^FIneil location on 

Auantlc coast In Snug Xarboi. Wi 

StJi Street, 3 minutes fron cestet 

town, yet very aulet and private, Fi 

Ins laaoon ana ba ith Boat 

[ns lagoon nil buy with boat 

dâtrea, Beautllurlawn, Sowers, si 

ayjifi; trom own dodt, 1st or 3nd lioor. 

TWO-FAMTLY COTTAGE — Five Bed- 

rooms, % âths ete. Plus first floor 

apartment. Furnished, licensed to rent 

roonui. Vicinity llth st. Beach, $12.S» 

Lewis J, Carr. 424 ilh Street, 7-13 

REJVL BUY — 2 family, income, 11400. 

Exeelleht rental condUion, New equip, 

ment. Corner nth » West Aye, (19,900. 

will take «650Ci. mbrtgage Tiici tl35_ 

" i"h tet B^^W 

Owner, phona 

. -M own dock, 1st or ind floor, 

2 of 3 Bedrooms, yie stall ahowers, 

ompietely new and modern kitchen. 

li€i.gu month, Ivat and hot water In. 

eluded, call o\t%v EKport asm or 

bk tf 

eluded, call o\t% 

your own broker. tf 

AEAMTMENTS, 3 and i Bedrooms, 

Moderate week, month, 'season. 

Iwomj, tile uowder rooms and answers, 

TO1 Ocean Avt. TOO Moarlyn Terrace, 

phone EKport 9-O6SH-J if 

TWO BEDROOMS, 14 BLOCK from 

guarded beach f7a,GQ per week, 

AvaUaSla now to July J3_ Alto one 

week, AMiniat ^d week, - Contact 

J^scnall, STUS ASBury Ave,, off Bhone 

Export MMMt. tm 

SOUTHERN HOTEL, 835 sta Street, 

LATge apartment for rest for August 

and September, sleeps 8 to S persons. 

Near bench. Everything Included, 

phone BKBort B-1350. u 

TH GLSNgiDE nodem, clean, 3 

roonu, tUs Bath, Bleeps 4, Open 

from July MB to a!lrd. Bne Block to 

hoardwSk, AUo, room.. UM Wclev 

AM, 

BEACHFfiOHT 

DELUXE RANCHER 

ton tha gold coatf) 

BaiabMirfJ haat, 

Furni 

men to such fire bouses of tM City 

si he may dees proper, and also to 

letall such officer, and men to inch 

luty m coanfeyon with trie pecan. 

Bent ao be shall deem for the Best 

merest of tie -Deiwtsiefit and nf stuul 

trform .ucB other dutle. M shall 

levoive upon flta hy - tee laws of tBe 

Itate and th^ Ordinance ol the ally of 

He n a1uuT*aave aole and entire earn, 

mend at turn ant ahtrns of ar* and 

over ail nulBMn of life department, 

ppantua aril appurtennncta oelonalng 

o the SUM. In uw ahames or (It. 

felliw of He Alef, the Director of 

•ubllc Safety •hall dMhjniit* one or 

He Oevuty Cblefa to aajufoe command 

nd perMm tbe dutM sjf Uw, chief 

n the absMce or dlublllty of a» 

BUBerlor of|K other than the OlleT. 

h|rChief shan Have All pn*er and 

Minority 10 AaUgmEe H m v ' 

SMtJahU. The workl 

tn» neraonnel of the Fli. 

tBalf 5a the t?ve*S!atQom 

HtaUIUied except that I 

•Bjr IIIHU&S of tfts FIR 

nûind to lis SB 

•ny one I*B#IE lit WBBBi&tixm 

isfie^yje u may 1» u^n~ 

the Director of Publfc * " 

Section 12. Be it fc 

stmssL. „_ _ 

this ordinance Be attC 

heresjf râajed ana 

sMrtake effeN •=" 

aiflie are 

T _ ardlnanee 

within Ike Urn* pK 

ifc.. 

The above Ordinance was . ^ 

V the Board ef ConanlDkmer. bf UM 

Ity of Onaa CIV, New Jeraey, on 

it reading at • regular muling 41 

Board held on Ike flnt d 

na will Be tak 

.irst reading at • regular muling 41 

said Board held on Ike flnt day of 

July, 1MB ana will Be taken up tor 

•econa readlnit, public hearing, final 

passage and will ee adopted at a res> 

ular meetlne to Be held on the firtwotji 

day of July, ism in tBe Co£nmlaalbiiefi p 

QiamBeM, Cit Hll O C N 

Jersey, at lilm A. M. 

îrtTI G, NICKERSON, 

AN ORDINANCE to amend and 

supplemeni an Drdlnsuice) entitled 

"An OrdlnaAce imyting aa^ re£i 

Ikl iBd di l 

ft^le*ffii%l 

Vn to tittle with 

MMnsM in the 

tfie dty of Ocean 

WMlbsBAS, ui. txmtd ol 

W, mpMyM sL letU 

alhH WWi Aldrldi 

July. 1900 aad wi 

eeeond raadlfB, pi 

Maagajud T3n1« 

ar nwitfni to >• I _

•\' 

4te Hn*kaV SMB. BcnuMltt 

Chaw both scored 1« paum. 

number 11 tor SOm- 

Schmltt plays for 

TAKE-OUT rOTCHEN 

«f 7 

•f?'\ 

96MN CITY t,MTIr«L4.«>Ol* 

Along The Fishing Beat 

But the trots Isy ns tti^BBi- ted a 

moprty qn Ilddqe ttratWB In our 

Tim* is In the headline* thift w*rk' af-wi While a j**Wiig of kingffoh one 

* f I ikSU t l ! 

by Bill Henderson 

Tim* is In the headline* thift r k i W j 

along the fishing beat. So Cur the t •P"fr*Aiaan of 

Diamond Dugouts 

From the Point 

MMHU MINT LITTLI LIMUI 

seem to 

ifB» Wawliamsft 

In the neighborhood of 40 pounds, but be biting Uke theyT! 

Ed Comman says then are tuna IJ A McCarthy, of Ocean Oty boards 

out In the briny deeo that would tip' ed the Sea Snider on Tuesday and «W 

before he and Ms 

the scales at over 500 pounds Now ?*!!"7lJr ,Z fl?, 

the problem seems toê to find {"" thry Ihey had 

somebody with a rig big cnouKh to I u " 11 

W 

1 

r, Sofimloy and Sunday *tll fl p. m. 

AIK PtM Wife C0MH.ITI M1M0 

Hf» OwliVwr 

*••«•» 

Ourles HefTeman, Rich Warricli, Josh gUnard, his lovely wife 

Bill Qank, Bruce Rickrrt. Joe De- nie, and family friend Chuck 

Frank and Ron Roberts, all from CaiUon, of Beesley's Point, 

BoMhwqn Fa were responsible for d h h Sd 

BoMhwqn, p»., were responsible for 

hauling In the largest tuna reporttd 

this week the boys boated a 39- 

pottnd, 7-ounce beauty while anf 

" n the Barracuda U out of Holt* 

Boat Basin. Accordinc to Lrrnont's, 

three additional tuna were also net- 

ted by the Boathwyners. 

James Trumhower, of Merchant- 

ville, almost tied for top tuna hon- 

ors this week. Trumhower boated 

one that weudted in at Anuhortn' 

Point at something Just under 40 

pounds. C. W. Hefteman came Info 

the ranking with a 3-1-pound tuna. 

Bud Pedlay, of Ocean City, took 

his craft, the Spopner, out deep last 

week and came back loaded to the 

EUnwalej with nine tuna. The heft- 

iest one weighed the scales down to 

#•• the tune of 35 pounds, 

Political Conventions... 

PECIAL* 

SALE 

[lit JCTiJ 

RADIO 

PHILCO 

CUSTOM 

ompact 

TKLONOER 

New 19' Picture! 

Costs less than many 17's! 

18,500 Volts Picture Power! 

W.4U* a***, MM. V O* 1 ^ '199« 

COOL CHASSIS* 

>f MOMnVKK HEADACHESI 7«% LOMQEK TV Lint 

WITH TRADE 

ELECTRIC 

Hurt f.1242 

You Sfnc* '22 — 

iUon, ey t, operi- 

ed the perch season on Sunday wi;h 

a catch of ten, Blitmrd soys he 

prefers a bait of shrimp to tempt 

the fish to his line, 

Brint Wilson of Ocean City, caught 

an error in reports of Ma plscator> 

lal prowes in this column lajit week, 

Wilson states he did not catch any 

•harks and only three sea robins in 

a recent trip. We erroneously said 

he netted 27 sharks. 

Nixon's reported the first Bonita 

catch to this column last week, T!ie 

Uhpound Bonita was hauled In by 

Ed Uebcrt, of Latiyette HUls, rt. 

Watts' Homers 

Aids Orioles 

The Morning Baseball League Mon- 

their smltfcif.rt.cl. 

Wnl " Miami-Soroera-came usi with two 

do sport with one of these mon-1 Steelmans reports a big haul of g| i ^F£S!? a«I "ffikSPeS 

«ter» One fellow Just came ashore kings, by Dr Hersehei Pettlt, Owen gnJthJtaurtaek" 1M. to its* right on 

Apparently"" Frank Wnilnms and nine at the hands of the good doe- 

hooked onto more than they tor nod nil party, 

handle while tuna fishing last Doc Helnekin and Art Ely check. 

Sunday One tuna latched en and «l into Lwnont's with a haul of 41 

took off leaving a busted rod be- klntrfJsh and one flounder. The ang. 

hind But Williams did manage to lers hooked the fish while aricline 

land nine tuna with a top vn-ijjit off the rock fdio out of Ocean City. 

Ourles Heffeman, Rich Warrick, Josh Billiard, Ms lovely wife Con- 

the heels at the league leaden. 

Frank Dougherty was the big story 

on the bill as he won his fourth game 

for the blue nine thin half. Brown's 

two doubles and Badefs single and 

double were the big blasts of the 

Miami fanwi 

rik • 4117 1-11 

111 tlt- 

Hvatrs took advantage of a few 

absent Plan's players to pound out 

a 7 1 win over the undefeated leaden. 

The toss was the tint of the half and 

eliminnted the possibility of clinching 

the championship that night, 

Joe Roberts suffered his first loss 

of the second half and only Ms 

second loss of the season as against 

nine wins, 

Richie Schmled fanned 13 In pick- 

ing up the win as he also paced his 

mates at bat with two hits. Larry 

these teams next week before a tie 

can be clinched or a playoff game be 

nude possible as in the tint half. 

MAINLAND MNTJ.MSUI 

•lawn 

Wi, 

The Point Diner and Ralston Drug* 

opened the second half of play ui the 

Mainland PONY League with a M Ue 

..„ Diner held a 3-2 lead goingJnto 

the Bth on David Banhoizer's dropped 

fly ball. Barry Smith relieved by 

Mickey Bird were the Drugs tossers, 

while Billy Buffer itarted for the 

Diner, the mound chores taken over 

by Curt Fields. 

iiliiiiM 

• itiii it-a 

The Diner broke into the win col- 

umn with a 13-3 romp over the Bloom 

Heal Estate of tinwood. 

Curt Fields won his fifth put 0 

the season as his mates went out and 

pounded the visiting nine far 10 hit; 

to the next scheduled league game 

and will begin at 6 p, m. 

Standings: 

MUM* . _ 

^^•taii Lilt 

• I 

1 I 

I 

Bnluna* 

KhrwOi 

ft. 

Uw 

•Mary 

JCC 

Catony 

Accardi, Work, Route, 

Gockley Moth Winner* 

Jimmy AccanU and Marianne 

Wait won the midweek races for 

moths in the "A" Fleet for boys and 

girls, rtrke Rouse and Jean Oocldey 

took top honoti In the' 

for boyg and (drU*e 

noon at the Ocea 

All four races 

a t h d ^ 

MUne on • iliebuy ^ 

Hartor Bay, ft^T, 

In the midweek tSS, ta 

Summaries: " 

"A" 

1, Marianne. Work. 

3, Maureen McKe^ 

1, 

Hopkta, ^ ^ . oj 

1, Joan GtJkleT!*? ?*' 

Pal Gorman. — — 

A 

CLASSIFIKi 

BRINGS R| 

Fleetwood chipped la with a pair ofMced by skip Castaldi who wenl 

ZMti*ti&i far the vntmg^s. while Mai*, ^k-^,^ I-- tLu-^, * Biii,. £*.„##**!, ii^ 

Jay scheduled the Dodgers against 

the Orioles In the Minors and the 

liars versus the Irish in the Majors. 

The Orioles came out over the Dod- 

gore by a 8-1 score. The winning 

pitcher was Chuck Watts, who aided 

he cause with a home-run. Norm 

Austin, of the loosing Orioles, Uf a 

riple for hta nine. 

The Braves downed the Pirates by 

M, moving them up to third place, 

Monday's Major League tilt saw 

safeties for the winners, while Mar. 

vin McAllister led the losers at the 

dish. 

Malt** • f t I I t-i 

Hywf. 11 I I 2 «-7 

MiamHiomers moved into a tie 

with Platt's for the second half lead 

with a 6-4 triumph over the red team 

despite Marvin McAllister's second 

homer of the year. 

Frank Dougherty and Billy Bailor 

i.lly 

Blllj 

led the bat proceedings as Billy Allen 

pitched the win over Jimmy Smilow- 

ski. 

There will be two games involving 

three for three, 1 Billy Shaffer and 

David Banholzer each chipped In with 

a pair of hits, 

••cam RMI ESMM I I 11 1 • I- I 

MM Bbw llilit x-11 

Ralston Drugs suffered a 1S-S pound- 

ing at the hands of the Northfield 

Braves in Northfield. 

Dennis O'Keefe was the winning 

pitcher as the Braves bopped off to 

a quick lead in the second inning olf 

starter and loser Mickey Bird. 

iiHIMN! 

NorthftoW Inwi M i l l ) i-ll 

Little League Action 

_ __ Major League play saw a no-hitter and Minors are making a strong bid 

Don Winn singiJ in the'winnlng run ' by Wck Howeli for the Legjonairej for the second half honors and are 

;n jhe sixth inning to brtaB; the ^tarsias his team shut out the Lions, 3-0, in first place. All games called on 

in 4-3 over the Irish and keep them, Wednesday night. 

ning 

more. 

bating 

, y g 

*!"• . HeweU wasthe hero of the night as 

account of darkness nill be continued 

es Dins, he contributed two hits in additJon to 

^tES^f.5" •*«••- «'a2o«a e &1=? 

YOU PLACE YOUR LIFE 

IN OUR HANDS 

Every time you bring pharmacists a presenp. I 

tion to compound, you place your health and ya*\ 

very life in our rare. Among the thousnnds of dl-J 

ferent drURS In a pharmacy, we mutt dispense tta | 

exact medicine prescribed. 

Accuracy in compounding proper dosage is | 

portant. Everything must be doubly checked, 

an error is unthinkable. It might cost a life W«l 

accept this responsibility willingly. Our protes«k«l J 

schoollnE and experience has quallfled us. 

swamp, the Braves, 114). and remain 

undefeated. Chuck Watts hit his fifth 

nme-ruji in four games for the win- 

ners. 

In the second game of the twin bill, 

Gary oibb hit a home-run, Jim Ho- 

gan pushed through a triple and 

Terry Howeli added two singles to 

give the Dodgers a M victory over 

the hapless Pirates, Terry Howeli 

•truck out 14 Pirate batten for the 

winning Dodgers. 

In Wednesday'i Major League 

sMrmish, Ron Beaver struck out 12 

Hawks to give the Irish a five to 

two win. 

The Stars came through to remain 

on the top of the heap by defeating 

the Indians, w. Burke Lahti pitched 

a no-hitter, and was aided by Rick 

HowelPs two doubles to give the vie. 

toiy to the Stars. 

Standings: 

MAJORS (11 aa4 12 r«r 

Wan 

Star* 4 

Indians J 

•risk i 

Hawks • 

MINOR* («,Iaudit yaaraMs) 

•ra*M 

PlrMas 

4 

I 

MONDAY 

Majors: Irish vs. Stars. Indians vs 

Hawks. 

Minors: Dodgers vi. Orioles. Braves 

vs. Pirates. 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

on also belted a hom 

the right c^ter field wall, 

LMlM 

HIII-) 

• Mil-] 

• «•*•—• 

On Tuesday night Exchange ouf- 

slUKEed Klwanis, 9-5. Schwank swat- 

ted a double for Exchange. Qayle and 

Oerfln had a double and a triple re- 

spectively for Kiwanis. Jim Wilson 

was the winning pitcher and Jim Tal- 

madge took the loss, 

KHMBU 

Both pitchers hurled no hitters on 

Monday night as Legion defeated the „„ _, 

Lions, 2-0, Ron Beaver of the Legion N-7^ 

and Bun Lanti of the Uons did not 

allow one hit, but LanU's wHdness in 

the final inning plus the errors of his 

teammates permitted the winning 

runs to score for the Leglonaires, 

Beaver totaled IT strikeouts in the 

win, while Lahti swished 13. 

• • 111-1 

LlOM •••••-• 

Rotary edged JCC, frB, on Tuesday 

night Minor loop competition. Kravitz 

belted a triple and a single for JCC. 

Allegretto tallied a triple and a 

double for Rotary, Rotary pitcher 

Faraghsr gallantly fought back 

last frame rally by JCC to take ' 

win. Saddeuneyer was shoulderet 

with the loss. 

R««v 

JCC 

m 

% i • | 

On Monday night Colony defeats 

PBA, 54, Welasman had 13 strikeouts 

In the winning cause, Kitted fanned 

i in defeat. Colony scored all its runs 

in a desperate last inning ratty, 

n* tin, 

Msar (III! 

Bath first half winners of the Major 

ANCHOR'N 

POINT 

RESTAURANT 

Dine Indoor, or Outdoors orar tha water 

oa Our Spadou, Screened Deck — Bnjoy 

the nftMt In Good Food, temptingly 

Serving 

BREAKFAST — 8 A. ,11. 10 II A. It 

SaturtUy and Sunday Only 

M®im.—4 F, it m • P.M. 

2nd St. on Hi. Bay EXport 9*4617 

*'i,.' 1 9 ! 

from the point the game was called. 

Such games will be scheduled prior 

YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US wtwp fm\ 

need a medicine, nek up your prwrtptooo f I 

shopping nearby, or we wiD delrnir pi 

without otn chtrm, A grwt many 

enorust us with their pr«criptlon*. Kaj 

compound younf 

ORDILE PHARMACY 

THB PRESCRIPTION ITOBi 

P. Wwatoy Ordl!», R.P. 701 Adwry A 

Prwtrlptton tpacWMs 

PHONI IXpert MM 

fraU HOURS: BMly I s, m, •• \*M p, „. 

lunday f ..m. to f D.m OPfN ALL MY 

UNIOR'Si 

MSCOUKT FASMOH 

819 Asbury AvtnM 

Brings 

in the 

Bargain! 

Famous Annis Swimsuits 

Reg. 

M4.98 

What kind of swimsuit do you look 

In? Knit or lastex? We've got 

many others in this sale of 

"Annis" swim fashions. Last 

when we advertised them we 

complete sellout . . . this week 

brought in hundreds more . . 

you get the same low price . . . fl» 

same fine quality ... the same auptffo 

selection . . . at ««. tremendowly W 

price! Shop early . avoid disappointnwBtl 

in Ctty 

Printod and Publldfd In Anwrka 1 * OrasfW Family 

,|4W On Yo«r Dtal OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER flM 

Telephone EXport M8O4 vt MS05 

Approve 

Changes 

rfrotests 

Way 

Lot 

L Mir ordinance changing 

• .regulations in MM 

city was passed 

by the city 

iday after it 

denounced by 

Goetz, repre- 

r HM shsppliifl 

he and "is be- 

I for business and it is 

will not sell it, but 

i j) dedicate it ithc play- 

tml from the re-iuning an 

j^h would appear that this 

• the nwrkrt • 

C Smith stated 

I vote for any business in 

1 It win be a playground 

i I am in office " Mayor 

I then* are plans afoot 

^ civic orRanl7ation to do 

[ with the playground 

( diaiiK** K'*HUI Cltv Oreinaas lit," 

Public Service 

Routes Altered 

The routes of the phlladelph' 

Tcean City buses, operated by Pub!l< 

Service Coordinated Transport (S,, 

will be moved from Atlantic av., ac- 

cording to a resolution passed by the 

city commWoners Friday, 

The company was requested . 

change ryUtes to help the city main 

tain the' condition of Atlantic av 

where flip heavy vehicles run ovei 

burled trolley-ear ties and causr 

severe bfrnps to develop In the road 

bed. The request by the city commis- 

sioners was agreed to by the traction 

company. 

Coming Into OtMH CHy 

Wmfrl I ••Illi TUP BVsvs will (9 

•M along tHi •». to Wast a*,, to 

llth st,, M WMter •«-, M Mft m, 

and HM HM tormliul. Busas tah- 

(•f Biiiinjuri M 

In HM uBtenni aru will luvo HM 

Mnnlnal, hud north on Atlantic 

a*,, to Mh St., fa Oeaan a*., 

IIIH III Wf*t wBHWy •*** •••• ••••• II 

•9 TUB Vnl ^v* w^Fffflll^n* 

living Ocean City the buses wi] 

Proceed from the terminal aloni 

Atlantio av, to Ith st,, to Ocean av, 

to North St., to Wesley av., to 12th 

«., to West ay,, to 10th St., into the 

railroad station, back onto Kh st. 

«nd over the Ocean City Somers 

Point bivd. 

Longport lerytce will traverse 

Ocean dr. and thence via the Park- 

way, Wesley rd,, North st,, and 

Ocean, av, to 9th st. This route will 

H»jwvmed for out-honnd buses. 

Tjffeiei *m sHM ustais the new 

tW^raw mîrtorahWtB Al- 

fred RBsmnssen. local rnanamr. In 

formation regardjna the chaiEe wl 

be supplied by the company h> 

telephone at EXport 9-1296. he add' 

sL 

Great* Fir* 

Firemen went to the aid f 

housitvife yesterday morning w.,en a 

pan of caught Ore in an oven 

pi. No damage was 

- B. Smith canes' 

at IBS Stenton 

reported, Mrs, _ 

to report flie Maze in her apart. 

ment, firemen under the direction 

of Captain Charles Wear hastily ex- 

rlnqutahed the flames. 

charged by police with careless driv- 

ing. Mrs. Moyer and Mrs. Hawes 

told police that Hill was travelling 

at an excessive rate of speed. 

The report of the tmna>r crash 

came Into police headquarter* be- 

fore the flrst accident had been 

cleared away. It occurred at 15th st. 

and Wesley av., two blocks from 

the scene of the first. 

Dorothy E. Evan*. 17, of Philadel- 

phia, waa turning south Into Wesley 

av. from 15th st when her car 

•kidded on the wet street and hit ap 

automobile driven by Ethel M. 

Lyons', 34, of Audobon, N. X 

Miss Evans was charged with enre- 

u driving and failure to exhibit 

jr mristiBtlan card. Total daman 

wa* s&oid by potto* at *75O to t&j 

W 

Reynolds Pratt (right), of Smyrna, Del,, put district 

governor of Rotary in tills area, presents tht home dufj 

banner to the new district governor, Osbome Nicholson, of 

Ocean City. (See story, page 2).—-Senior Studio Studio. 

Certificate Used As A Pagm 

Marker Almost Ruins Crulsm 

European vacation plans of a stun. Bennett, 3rd st, and Ocean av,, faun 

mer visitor here were almost wracked 

when she lost her international cer- 

tificate of vaccination. Fortunately 

the day was saved when Mrs, Mabel 

Two Women Injured 

In Simpson Av. Crath 

T\n> persons were ttsled by s lo- 

cal doctor following a car aeei. 

dent Thursday night at 4th st and 

Simpson av., 

One of the cars was j 

a nearby lawn by fl 

was totally demolished, police add- 

ed. 

Mary E. Klrkpatrictk, 72, of Glm- 

side. Pa., was driving went on 4th at 

when she allegedly went through • 

atop street. Her car collided with an 

automobile driven by George W. Fox, 

19, of Haddonfipld, ft. J., going snuth 

on Simpson av. She was charged 

with passing a atop «ign. 

Mrs. Kb-kpatriek was treated tbr 

shock and high blood preuure. A 

passenger In her car, LartUa K. Vau- 

[lan, of 13Z Bay rd.. was treated 

or a braise on her forehead and 

brush bur. The damage to the can 

was t i t d t MOOt M Klk 

b h bur. The damage 

was estimated at MOOto 

paMck-* onr and MOO to 

to th 

Mn. 

c 

Klrk- 

U» valuable document in a borrowe 

Ubrary book yesterday, 

Patricia Ann Werner, staying a 

816 Central av, with a friend. Heler 

Harrington, is scheduled to leave fo 

Europe today by plane, and the los- 

of the certificate would mean that SIK 

could not »«»ter the Umted Stater 

Mrs, Bennett borrowed "Of Micr 

and Mai, 1 

ertd^'eerMficate tucked away ir 

f th bk h Hfl^ 

" by John Steinbeck, from 

: library. When she dlscov 

fSSf rMfit 

of the book she 

police and Mrs, 

Vaughan at the Ubrary. 

noHfle 

Marge 

Mrs. Vaughan checked back to the 

date the book was returned and deter 

mined whs had ben the last borrow- 

er of the book. Miss Werner wan 

notified to pick UP the certificate 

She ran now leave on schedule with 

a tree mind that she will be able to 

get back Into tte country alter her 

Up, 

Caught In Wash 

Georgb Hirburt, 44, of Collins 

Park, Pel., was caught in a wash oft 

the 34th at. beach Friday afternoon 

'while •wtmndng in a gully and was 

racued by Ufcguarda Onuim CM 

ana ttotwrt Banert 

City Asks $34,000 State 

For '60 Street Paving Pl< 

Ocean Av. Job In Progr 

Schedule: 

ToTi 

O.K. By 

FAMILY AT LUNCH, The Andtrson family, of Beau- 

mont, Texas, lunches outdoors at the Flanders Hotel dur- 

ing their visit hare. Seated (1, to r.) are daughters AHeen 

aid Kristine, Mn, Anderson and Bin, Louis Buehn. of 

Philadelphia, Standing Is Robert B. Anderson. — Senior 

Studio photo, 

'53 Southampton-Ocean City 

Sailboat Voyage Is Retold 

Robert Anderson, of Beaumont, 

Tex., %ho along with Mrs, Ander 

son and their daughters, Alleen and 

Kristine, were guests of his grand- 

mother, Mrs, Louis Buehn, at the 

Flanders Hotel last week, recount- 

ed a very Interesting story of his 

late father's 4000-mile sea voyaee Ui 

in a sailboat which terminated In 

Ocean CJty. 

As the Anderson family figurative- 

ly 'n*upied to the soene of 'the 

crime" Mr. Andanon recalled the 

foUMag account 

William Anoeram* a great 

of satlin«, ulwaya had a burning 

ambition to cross the Atlantic in a 

gatli: 

tion ling v 

ir-d in 

He had been sta- 

Saudi Arabia in 1952 in 

administrative work. Conditions 

there finally got to the point whert 

Mr. Anderson was disgusted so he 

resigned and flew to England tu 

look for a boat In which he could 

flnaUy 

tion. 

realise his life-long ambi- 

He found a 60-foot yawl equipped 

with two masts, three sails and a 

SO-horMpower aujdllaty engine and 

weighing 3S tons. He signed on a 

crew of five including a retired 

giih naval officer to serve as 

navigator. 

The Beatryi and her crew sailed 

from Southampton, England. June f, 

1 ^ right after the coronation of 

Queen Elizabeth II 

Their Bret stop was the Canarv 

Islands where they stayed for 

two Ays, Next stop on the trip was 

Antigua, West Indies, and then on 

to Oie Bahamas where thpv Inndpd 

at Providence Island From there 

they headed for the coast of the 

United States and continued up until 

on August 5, 1S61 they Qnaflv an- 

chored at the end of tl«dr flOmay- 

— " at thefOoean Ctty 

\AJ. • __•- 

1 Wniaul Anderson •hirvi'nir accom- 

plished the fulfillment of his dream 

gave up sailing, wld the Beatrys in 

Annajiolh and tonk 

Mine at the city ordinances. 

a new slx 

streets will be n-paVed for a 

of RS8 and 2« fcet, lesp^veJy 

Oil and sand surface treatment 

reconstruction and ret ** 

scheduled for Bartram 1 

set In., from Bay to WestmuMer 

in the Merlon Park community. 

The I960 program was drawn Up 

by Joseph F Hyland, municipal,en- 

gineer, and approved at the meeilnx 

of the dty commissioner Friday. 

Man Accused Of 

Selling Liquor 

A 46-yeaMW man aecosea of sell- 

ing alcoholic beverajgei UtooaUy waa 

arrested Saturday matt atlds tame 

by Ocean aty deteel^, who acted 

on a complaint signed by a membt* 

of the State Alcoholic Beveage Can- 

trol Oommlsxlon. 

Reynolds C, Samuel, of 607 SlmD- 

son av., was charged with KUffig 

drinks to ABC Agent Oarence SSSh 

son. The agent visited Samuel's 

place on a previous occasion on an 

undercover assignment. Police- CUef 

William H. Smith said the state wa- 

asked by Us denarttneiit to investi- 

gate the situation. 

While no liquor or beer was enut;*- 

eated SatJirday night. OHef SmMn, 

said he believes a considerable sto* 

Samuel was placed under J90n 

ball and I* scheduled for s hi ' 

In Municipal Court here Friday 

day afta? 

Guard Runt 4 Blocks 

To Aid Man On Raft 

Lifeguard John .tan moed two 

blocks on loot to rescue a 47-ytflMiM 

nun on a raft at an unpmfecbld 

beach at Srd st. yesterday afternoon, 

Thomas Williams. •""" 

Stun went teto the 

by a pi 

trouble. 

Policy S«^t HIHtun 

to themrf . 

assisted Jol 

•id. Tto lifeguard[was njaS 

paaser*y that the man mn 1 

tkm 

rffel 

' 9 \ i

AUNDROMAT 

lATrWU Y «»h an, *7 

flit jenn-fret wiy 

EACH fAflo wwmD WITH mmim 

mrumnmum 

1! IB, WASH ,., 25c 

jam tm ioc 

S-IF-Sf-V/CE — OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 

Coming Event* 

ftids*, 8:3d fa, n,, at In 

CbUdrms ReadlftBClub, W a, m. 

at U» Ocean atyFree Public U 

I LEATHER SPECIALS! 

. compare 

the capacity 

in big-family si**d I—- 

RRIER 

en compare 

. Public old party. 

Hasten House. I p. m., ot 

HonlWL 

Ocam aty jay^'nudoatf meet SoWfM Point, DOS** lor Uw IS 

ing. i p.m. . Onen there is a good rea-lm 

4 LL« 

13:30 p. n,, at White HaU. 

Ocean aty Yacht Oub In Sffl St. Crttth ,__£•, 

»«*.» UV«V. ta the «r«, , A 1S ' SW * ld **"• ""» *«^ *? 

WirhfrJd, 

W«QOAUTY...I«.|tAn«M...«tVAl«« 

^ ^ 

Balky Prisoner 

Is Fined J125 

A HA accuwiol 

Anthony KowaWd, 13. of Hatrl 

p. m,, at White Hall. CMrt lo answer the charge. Walter noise at 9th st. and Centra] av, 

""""'"• « • A, Davies, S§, of Plqasantville, was July Sth, 

Rescue Squad meeUiig, i p, m,, at M«Med _by police as the driver — — — 

headquarters, . rf the otter automobile. ToUl Jmteam Preeitittnt 

• • • damage to both aas was estimated JOJfC#« rrwSiaanr 

FRIMT Mid SATURDAY « *& »• 

Auxiliary of Shore Memorial Itos- _ , _ 

pital Tag Days on the boardw.Uk in Delegate Stops Hift Oil 

;ront of the Music Pier, ... _ " _" I - _ 

Way To GOP Confab 

Mrs, Isabel J». MeHaelsori, of 

Bradenton, Fla., Ebcecutlve Chair 1 

ida. is vlalUne her parents. Mr. and 

Mm, GeorRe t-attereon, of «! W«- 

I EX, Mill 

M H, Nttlt, M.D, 

V. Smith, M.D. 

• owl 8w 

- M M, 

h AnaMlMat 

Mm. Eltaibeth Barnes, matron, and 

Anyone having any don. the low prices 

The Md later. 

M^»e.3t«Wîl 6e KtorCd in 

a plastic Gag or hi the hydratnr et 

^ ,t _, t B ^*'**•*• * e MM«a«lBr for »everal days. 

i_ ««•» ^rt«tabl" that Wash it jut More we, ^ ^ 

be marketed loan alter It Lettuce is tnvahiable to the thMtf*. 

tor thh satUity. dils very tamlllar 

— . llwr. vegetable h^ dmM t 

The current abundance la brought •w"* In awhile Is xmajt 

on by an svtriaMng ol produftior. strategy. 

s Weat ta com. Far salad variety, bead lettuce Is 

1 u,^ 

news to the Jamv 

x t 

King Steven Adds Another 

Trophy To His List - His 10th 

Steven Edward Smith, two-and-tme- child In the entire parade, 

half year old son of Mr, and Mrs, I Sunday'a event in PleasantvlUe 

bluing m ^1 ijhte young ataejee.p Air »«%«»rrf by 

Wumde when UtUe Mr, Smith was 

ii 

Mayor Scott Irel.md presented the 

Has chosen for his personality, char- 

and should not have an 

outer leaves. Dead or, djseolored 

outer leaves may be an 

„_, ol decay. 

Always select lettuce from a re- 

imflavored RetatJno 

head, ol ^ âty-lr^-cria: %*%?g5! ld ffin^; % 1i cS 

cold water: 2 tablenpoona catsup: % 

JJ, A _ jât,_ _ t«snoon sugar; s teaspoons finely 

>cfas /inorner «KPM ^f 00 ' % : . Irtartlng a new drug,««B«, do thel 

There's a surprise p awaiting g diners served d this tidy salad, soys « t , Don'tyou a^ree he sagM to 

Ma f Lois C, G, HamiltflO, Hamilton. Cape May County home age agent. gcnt. Under UndeV that uit U to fata taktHne e Intntd of COUJ- 

creamy dressing draped over the lettuce wedges is a i flUfiiK fi of tomatp ing back IB conipOe with me?" 

«»W«POOB oneiyaspic, 

which lends color, flavor, texture contrast and nddeUghttoffie ^ There's a probleni of emJc. Indinner 

In general. 

" volvedhere. But if. a free country, 

carrot; chopped M celery; teaspoon 1 taMaspoon salt: 1/18 grated tea- """^ •""«• 

and a retiree can embark on w 

s^wi .ground black pepper; 1 lariu Thta gges tar a^p We of Qooring | "mad money. ae, too, needs an legitimate project which * 

cold water, U. , 

boiling) water to melt. 

In the meantime, remove outside 

as marble, flagstone or ceramics, or 

a gold statue of a child Handing on a ""* ullu " •"=«, loavB uuwr IMVH 

square of white marble which was * or ," Mladt), Cut out core and unity and spaciou 

anchored to a black marble base. f«j»Jj mf»"S "hole 1«WB«*I lor. 

Consider any resilient flooring In 

get about ab Hies in the design and 

a little extra to flexibility. 

other In the family 

I 

feel has Hn 

numbers of older 

A Id vote tor Grandma 

even though • pmmr •—* •—' ' 

non and training If • 

cover talent, taw ta^ 

-—> b^door toatailllMt nrtt *m-| 

, GmadBM MMM, jrtfB reaUJ, 

lievuK the t«»um and 

arthrltk In the aw 

hawihown her to be 

and take of commercial Hto. 

' 

Smith, featured a fair dimensional 

MBSLICT OROOMIMO 

f " " "' * iJ *~ *-*»-* - -p name. Unless ^HI and ydor 

's iamily have an unusuauy dots 

.—„ _ _. ..— _ . „. a some with a cottage cheese base, and affectionate rriataSSl think 

I kitchen, take the color of the counter- The U. S t>epartment of Agriculture you'll be happier In a home tm 

| top material and kitchen equipment suggests this one: Thoroughly blend older people which offers nundng 

Mo consideration when selecting the 1 cup cottage cheese with 1 table- facilities. 

Steven was dressed In blue dungarees "~ — ~i».n- ,color. (Color. spoon mayonnaise. Then mte mfa In Q. 'TinJW 'Tm TB and a staunch staunehj r ' 

«>«« any other 

was a proud rooster atop the hot \»eBther, but will sttB 

am 

jn n|a3ted muscles and give Personal allowances lor all man- 

which is scheduled for August 11. 

Special Group of 

Cocktail 

Dresses 

Reduced Up To 

One-Half 

Lillian Albus 

904 BOARDWALK 


IN OCEAN CITY 

take good care of your feet Sff > me

: - M*- 

twill 

..,,,«,t.7f-T -j!»ffK : ,' 

4l UB 

55 

S 1111 1 1—M 

On Wednesday, the Lifeguards 

crusted In tot fcurih Inning lor four 

top tod, then held back a Wisharo 

" to «U, 8-7. 

Iflem slammed a home run and a 

1 Oat banged a single and 

for Wiriiams Bob 'nicker 

" far the lifeguards. 

. _ ley pitched seven-hit 

in. may Jhn Withgin walked 

out live and allowed six 

For 

O6CANCITY 

tXJ>RESSCO. 

aaw Khnnli 

: the lions, M. Allan ni the 

pitcher and loom to* the 

' > Garfin had two dngla 

. Taatnatst KeD> and 

iMawm both slogged doubles. 

JCC 

XI tit 1—« 

• • • 

ID Minor league play. Rotary de- 

I fated PBA, fj. on Friday. Adamson 

strode out six tor Rotary while Bus- 

I field tanned seven lor PDA, Hall, sf 

l^sAf and Hanson, ^sf Rotary^ yutb 

slugged doubles. PBA out-bit 

Invetofcor. 

Mary 

i i/it«rt*ri/p#*J Dtlhfrf of Yew 

HUM 

tltlt-t 

. On Saturday, Firemen combined 

I two Ug Innings to defeat Colony, M, 

I Firemen geend three times In both 

I the'third sad fourth fmma Foglio 

My Neighbors 

Homeowners • Persoul, 

and M w Liability • Tin 

• Ante • Uud Hatiaa 

• WorkBtBi COB 

^ Thrit Md fflM. 

T&B fet Htm faj*»» irf^ 

wt flffliaai 

1-LEDGER 

HARLEYSVILLB 

INSURANCi 

HA*LBV«VILL1, PA. 

•iriwsrtlt MnUalOntKy OD 

BurleystJU. Motuil tasaMea Oo 

HAHWlf UOYB CHATTIN 

A UeaBMd Mi tof Bk 

ca> 

Of ADDRESS 

IN ADVANCE 

mjr 

Close Contests 

Marks Loop Play 

A stiuiding room-only crowd saw 

two o( the most exclang games In 

the history of the Ocean Ie«santville on the home fleU. The 

pg 

8 p. m. Olt win be the opening round 

Sunday, race was held over a of Area 3 tourney dashes which will 

•even and a hair nUle triamular Involve the Point Mrs, 

course. High gusty winds prevailed 

both days. Sunday the southeast 

winds went a( high as 20 miles an MAINLAND PONY LKAOUE 

hour near- the mainland win choppy 

white water to Mt the aUppen' 

• * 

bility. mm? 1 I 

Lightning Fleet 99, out of Hobby 

Haven at tot 17th st. lagoon, will 

m$e in the 26th annual Ocean aty i i LOTS 

Yacht Club Regan thla week end. 

The tint of mm races la scheduled ftari IM 1 1 1 ! 

10:10 a, at 

CLEARED 

More, More, More. ....... 

AND 

Weather satellite shows Wrath m SWp Castajdls three-run homer 

forecasting. 

ever the left field fence powered the 

Mainland All-Stars to an extra-Inning FILLED 

- • ••—-•-••-• ^n over 

\ "1 

• PILL A GRAVEL 

16 yS Sst 

— CALL — 

. J Layton ana Castaldl romped 

wlUl unearned tallies m thec. 

M. 

a pair of I 

CONTRACTORS 

I, and Qeorgt 

T Backs setting the * 

bft.nddf from l 

to toiEwtti Mth I 

Bex 62 Marmora 

DCp«t Mitt 

«^j ô sut m th# eighth when 

Ralph Abmo walked, stole second 

and IMfed on k singje by Unwaod's 

TCMMTCtll JUTMY 

The bequest was listed In the MU 

of Mrs. Beatrice Barber, ft Ondnnatl. 

She also snecUled that a monumenf 

worth J500 be bought tor her , 

own stave, 

Ns Jab TM Larw er MMU 

NICK MIGLIACCIO & CO. 

9 lay AVMIM EXport 9-2226 

SPECIALIZINO IN 

CONCRETE WORK 

-^ READY-MIX — 

• TOPSOIL • QRAVH. • RLL 

ROOFING—SIDING 

JOHNSJMANVILLI ASBESTOS 

PERMANENT AWNINGS 

INAMELED ALUMINUM SIDINO - ADDITIONS 

FENCES OARAOfiS 

CEMINT WORK SWIMMING POOLS 

A. C CONSTRUCTION CO. 

Ml NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BLOO. 

EXport 9-1471 — RICHARD FARR 

Financing Airanged — Aa Low Aa $8.00 Per Month 

WILLIAM BROWN 

TOPSOIL ACT^S STONt 

SAND

H 

* ' • 

•>' ,

MOt • — SECTION ONE TH§ OCEAN CITY ilNTiNIL-LiDSlR wYi JULY 19, 1960 

i 

PINTAMN CRITICIZgO 

piifHiiiitiui ftuhoomniHt;*!' of thr Son- [ f * 

A rwenlly n_fit_ 

Malre Sunday a Day 

of Enjoyment at 

CRONECKER'S 

Sea !•!• Cify, New Jersey 

BRUNCH Noon Hi 3 p.m. 

When ygy serve a rich, iyih arid delieiem desagrf, Gut dawn en sala- 

BUFFET DINNER . . , 5:30 to ? p.m. ries by serving iced tea, ieed tea has ns eateries eseept what yfly put 

is it, and it's ene of the few summer beverages with the ability to 

really quench a thir.i because it leaves no sweet elsylna afiertaite. 

All You Con Eat for ^3.50 

| Ri, Ii. lii», inns ami ili'li, iniiH — 

RELAX EVENINGS AT TH1 PIANO IAR 

!fU!!'^ uli.tf 1111^. .1. >^liitIK : yuikH one at a limo late 

uur*?, heriihiM afti-r eacli addi. 

and J'IIII i.ill drink nil you wiilll 

tiuii. Add nit-lted eliot-filare, nmciM 

Till, is iiniHuliiril I.I.JII.I miiy if 

us and t.stras.t. Fold is atiSly 

full have n |i-mj. in y t,i las,- a 

ti'.Lih'n egg WIIUFS, Arrange Isdy* 

let of biuly Hour (Jin. in |,, rsiuru. liimi.rs ui'nunil sides of K 4-CHp 

Uuo un ii,,t. hiiiniij iliiys 

hElilIy greased mold, pour bail 

the mixture Into mold. Add A ulraf 

ICID TIA RICiPi uf lad} ii users!. Add remaining sixiniik* 

i q!i,lit of «,if,,f. fu a full Chill In rcrilBLiator 1-6 liouri bfr' 

Minis: ln.il in u miu.i.piin I], mm.- fuie Kvrving. (Serve with ' 

ttom beat. Iiiiiiitiliiiiiily iidd ij i'r.am, if desired i 

Today and Tomorrow 

by Half Hardester 

P e a t u r . I d f e r T V 6 U I O I M A G A Z I N E 

'.Will *v 

'I. -.1 « I I ; ,\iiii> N.,\.> ;,M,1 Air 

. i .] I.I.IJIII'. 

Thr 

tu.i 

.111,1 ill,;, ;,l,i\ %l,.ii,l,i> MS, niK>. Tl 

in tn l"l >i.u- ,nj.. i'l'i.iil 

,nlnr,.fl os m-iv .Inii Rill ,-iivl , 

fJ ' Sluii-mi T.-i>liir. nf Kun 

_i. -1 r * 

* Uii-jMiiii, uf Piitvl.ui- 1 Music Pier Concert Programs 

hi I-1 

rhii-Ni 

• [Hid Ailin 11 AIIIII'I«I.II. , 

i-rtliill 11 

ufldfi- 

! 'JVvi* ililil ttii\ U nniiM 

Clarmnce Fuhrman, Conductor 

in the p;i 

Frank k Ruggieri, Ru Manager 

rlpfc'inn nnmi; IJaily at a p M. " 

thf 

pomtu 

Tueiday, July IM Wiiinilir und 11 is Ooj; ., Pryor 

SOI.tiiKTs I Till ThiTc Wiis Yull ,,,,,,., Wilson 

liilii .I,III"S ,,,:,.., Soprnnn Miss Rclinii Jiirnf'B 1 

OUR 

Ait v ••........,,.....,. Titvii Wiiklinc OJ Thp Winds ........ llni; ( 

Turn 

siU_ AFRICAN VIOLETS 

I'Mn* .... —, Iliiriiiiiir l«st rhord , Sullivrii 

flIGI DiEP DOUlLi PINK FRINGI and 

Mil,' Mmlisli- 

My riinmlop ,.,. Pmlilj: 

,,.,.. Hi rtif II Viitiif Herbert F"nvoritf»i ,. iJiThrrt 

FLIRT-LAVENDER CRIPf iDOID DOUBLI 

%Jt S3 50 Value. THIS W1IK ONLY $2.5v! 

Friday, July M 

Mili.itii) 

Sullivan I ... t , HOLOICTS 

i« Otean Citf at J I A N J O H N S T O N S G I F T S H O P All Ki.r« 

V,,,,| Mi-"S Sflfnii Jiimrti 

p 

7TH ANL3 THE HOAHLJWAI.K 

Mi.-s Scl,.ii.'i"".l.iniV-i 

' Art Afncy ,,,,, ... Tt'hOf 

STAINTON'S D1PARTMINT ITORi 

I m,,im Tiiiii Pi.rkjns ........... Biiiiion.' 

BTH AND AKBUKV 

CONNOISSEUR SHOP 

llTtl AND BOARDWALK 

DRIFT IN 'N' SEA . 

., Km ih 

70! BOARDWALK 

Ilirbirt 

I.VrKlt 

AIRCONDITIONED OBEKNllOl'SE 

liJinci U':iL!ii[| 

Qui'lii ti yui-11.1 

OAK AVENUE NEAR CENTRAL AVEN1B 

Vi-iiii 

Ail 

J miles from Otean City, just off Route t AndniifiM.i .,,,- 

M> Hiiii .....".'.'.' 

St iai 

Ljchef Gretnhousfs.., LINWOOD, N. j. Nmhl i.iKl I J. i y , 

( 

I'urli'r 

T..M1 1'i rkiiis 

Read what the experts say: 

July 30th 

Snprnno 

... TLIIO. 

Rarili.m. 

Mii 

i K l.u, \/- Nil.Hi, ,, . Pllriiill 

Ail Ariiis 

Ivilman 

ri-i,iti L.kiiii. 

1 

To avciiil fiillini,' iiihi Iln- liiils of 

liivt. is not so liard UH, afti.r > nil 

ari' UiUKlii. to jjt-l iiiil ol I lie - ii Ytiu 

Art Arnry 

Danrp Of Ttic Hours ...,,, Pcx-hioU: 

rtiilian Strwt Sona ,. Hr-rberl 

I .VUss .4cli-nn James 

Rosfs Hoiicynioon , Brnrtan 

I Nimr. But Thy Lonely 

limit ,„ Tsehnikowskj. 

Tom PiTidns 

Si'olrli MixJIt^ ,, .,,,., Trad, 

Scmprr. Fiduiis ,,...., Botlsri 

INTERMISSION 

iluniKiriuii LusliiicI ,...,, Kfler.Ri.1n 

I Yull Ari' Love- Kern 

Art Arnry 

ifViriidii of the Wood Moldier, Josscl 

I Kiss Me Agiiin ,...,, IlrrliDi't 

I Miss Srti'im Jnnipi 

.ntpriiipô .* ,,,,** Mnscaeni 

.\|.foiilioii Solos ,,,. Churl Daulie-r 

.Aiiu-inu In Till" Dark .,,, Sihwnril! 

Tom Perkins 

iSlloU'lxkil 

Kprn 

Scouts Off On 

M.Hirish C-iiihi- 

rimrii 

(in Thi- HUT. i Wh.-ri. Ynu Jamboree Trip 

'1'i.in I"i 

! who is halldi.ail 

Witli r.iiii;h 

—LtciteTiL's (r. mr,r, n V ) 

Frdm thi'l'iiush 

§hr* gave him of that fair 

Iruit 

V^'ith lilH'ra! bynd: lit' s{-ru|iii.d 

nut iu viii 

AyaiftKt his bt'tU'f kniiwIidHe. not 

• If-IVillil, 

But foedly yvwrtTmij* with fomali 

l 

.J11IIV Mil.TON c I (KM 71 i 

15 per crnt inrrBiae over last 

Shuff Un On find is ve-ry close lo the? 400 total 

Nawt and Gowlp of ri|ioi1ttl five yen nap when tto 

Krtisoii i>ndni with 11 548 count, Tlie 

Shoffl.bourd Club 

1 Imncin of rmchinK our 500 pool ty 

lîibor Day Hopm quite brt0it. 

With HO pariipipnnLa in 

day night's pru£ri.KSIvp, UIP folloiv- Be surp lo enter your naiie on On 

ilti) •(luilifiixl lor HU'fircIs: M'i'ii' nitry blank for the Women's Singles, 

AhiilMMi. Miiiiuii Richardson, Man bepnninR Monday. July ,2). T:30 p,ra. 

tlilli-r. Ui-orjin Giibrii-I. Arthur N,,i. It is poslwi on Uw cup house bill. 

ton aiHl I-'rank Hit hardsoii. 

I.-1111 lnB.nl nnd will rpmuin until 

ii p m, Saturtfciy* 

A momliprship tcrtiil of m wn^ 

uiflK'UI '"IKI W.ffiwidii>.'this "i"ii euiilfltd Adi mrtna 

BUI Thomas Lee Powell 

Porter's 

lii-liliis I 

INTKItMISSKlN 

A11 Aninv 

hi A IVrsi.-in 

Miirk.1 ,, 

l>.iiiiifin\- 1-ife 

IS THE 

BEST BUY 

..liir S.111 

, Hi/el 

1 •• -i-|. ii 

Aliicr .,in« U, 

M.II-M. 

I (il;I,ill 

% Out Of This World' 

Opens At Playhouse Tonight 

Coir Porlrr's mHsirnl exjni«ly sue iiTimpoBPr's long-nutuhlo slpighf^f 

WSK "Om Of TWK World," whU-li jliiilid. The scorn pvpn iiuiudos a 

ancit-ilt siidrt and nirKhin NL11 S l l h 

• * 

PLAY 

TENNIS 

At the 

Ocean City Tennis Club 

OPEN DAILY 

^ ° '''"olliv aJIW. TO !«' HUHf? HI 

6th STRUT and ATLANTIC AVENUE 

n thi' L-asl. will hi? a rrvci on tlio sic of Mo 

od by thr Ciatinvuv I'layhiiusi n OlymtfiiSi svliit ii liiis fhr 

9 a, m, to 8 p. m. 

i^k staiiiiiii tliis evening, this i Porter's Millart oriît !li;it H 

Lee pDivcii will be starred ns ,1 

itinKUishrii such oillt'l 

iCIsHd Sunday!) 

hutiiorouslj utiaiidly Juiiti with soni!- 

I his, Siii/ii as "Kiss M_ 

14 COURTI — NOMINAL PIE 

[ Stoi/Uin£H," and "CatHCaii," 

songs lo sinij. I,OM Aluriin. Nnney j Al Moll!* iM dnwtins; Ihiii rorn= 

Professional Instruction by Appointment 

KiKhcr and Bill Thomiis will lie other binatiqn of c\tra\.aqiinxa and mnui,!!- 

Restringing and Tennis Supplia* 

lividiiii; nicnibtrs of the laiiie easl. do, o, Hal tt'liiti'r will do thi 

The,' flipiuitit and rrolicsomi? ploi nnd Hujfr svili 

WALLACE F, JOHNSON. ProfeHlsnal 

ISM hpfii p,itlet?i«i hy its authors. the 1 

SwlBht Tnylor and Reginald UIWI- 

•nre. liftot the liassind Ainphiliyoi 

fstentl about the philanderinRS of 

Ju|jilcjr iiniotiK tilortnjs, Thn>. iorivi 

Tiwp 50 of the Atifintlc Area the aye of fable far U4iirid arid lililli 

C'iiuiieii Jamboree Troop will denaii rnythologU.ai ciuiracteiii uni. 

Ibis momina from Atlantic City their actions fisihl up to date. Tills 

bound for the Boy Scouts' Tith Na- time, Jupiter Hex (whose lordly name 

h(»-i.!.-il.. Nihliir ,,.., siriuns |tiotial Jamboree at Colorado Spiinm,, naturally rhymes with si-xi cast his 

y y 

I hini Ale.in. ............... ||i>i'|ii>ri jCoio., and two ati'ii Iwys will he in(imerous 

Klanees at a pretty Ajneri 

Ule pally, I can bid bride whom h his hi HOn MMercury 

Kverett C Beard, of 912 Wesley I his hird-doK for these ndveiilures 

riv,, and James Ijilimer, of 31 ] fetches from New York tu CilitH-e 

Ijiurol dr Linwoad, will lie among for her honeymoon wiih ri n-porler 

I he 37 area Boy Scouts ,md Explor- I ! "' m » nrAra 

en who are (linking the trip In the The plot liee.-eime* comnlicated 

company of Scoutmaster Edward ! when this news-hound tacx-omi-s dl. 

Ku-kei-sinff and his assiHtants, Wil- ried by a uursult of a Ciilca-411 

11(1111 Mnncly and Ilohert Josephsun, 

Tiie uiiiup will travel by bus frtirii 

Thursday, July Jilt Bnder Field in AtlluiUb Cits' to 

SOLOISTS 

till' Mill St. Station in Philadelphia 

i Sl-ll-ll.-l ,1 Hill—4 

N T H E ^ 

Tile.re it ui;i jiiiti uthet- si^sut gmups 

Ani.-y 

un tlie sjMviiii jamtiuri.e train fur the 

trip wt*st, 

PRICE CLASS 1" 

til Pi i 

ljist Thursday eveninB in Unwood. 

M.i iilila 

the final meelillB of tile Troop wns 

Ail Ariiiy 

lield at whicii tinie Dr. R. D. iliid- 

•e-nsieiii '''>' 

Get yaur free copy of the article from CAR 

Umi 

UFE Magazine...at your OLDS Dealer's now! 

Tout 

i;inni 

INTKIiMI.SSlON 

MiMH CHEYROLETOLDSMOBILE, inc. 

The Rilillbnu ,,,,,,.. 

1119 ASBURY AViNUi 

An AIIU-J 

lln( ' "'"• '•• Ruffin Stamps piu 

StliiusH '^'' memtHirs uf the Tmop their fin- 

Liiuk.. I U i i i 

i l i 

i l i i 

PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 20th THRU 23rd 

PALERMO'S 

qntmHtei. who has retumi^d tii his 

nativo Ureeco in order 10 linne out 

Thi-s 0vpr, Jupiter hiR t-hante. ig dis 

EUise hililK^lf as the young Rrsew 

s . [ r ; n o 

and pursue his mischiof with Ib. 

.. T f M n 

bride, jenJous Juno yyes lookini 

H a r u n 

for her husband with a soil of relestial 

divininpMTid and for a \wiile shi 

tliinks she has found him disgulsi. 

Sneaks 

as the ganRstgr, 

The porter spnes include "From 

This Moment On, " "They Couldn't 

I piiyHicai examifmtion, 

Compare With You." "Cherry Pie" 

ideisoli i Scoutmaster Bk'kerstnff Bfive the Ought to be You," in which U11 

> boys their final iristructionii and iv- witty, &irini4 Porter lyrics shuffle 

Haijley chivktKl their equipmem. 

together familiar names and improb= 

able objects to make utiexiioileii 

laughable rhymes witii the famous 

S u p n v 

. A e CLASSIFIED AD 

•RING! RESULTS 

Thu. . Sat, 

SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLB S| 

"THI tOST WORLD" 

MICHAEL REHNIE 

JILL ST. JOHN 

ClMtiMCOpe S. Color 

Today & Wed. 

"CRACK IN THI 

MIRROR" 

ORSON WILLIS 

JULIETTE GRECO 

in Clntnuups 

w. Un* Van to SH Thli 

Plctur* From The ••ginning 

Thu. . Saf. 

ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S 

" P S Y C H O " 

ANTHONY PERKINS 

JANET LEIGH 

The PMctun You Must See 

Wnm Tilt Beginning 

Thu. . Sit. 

"HIRCULfS 

FIHST IV! 

SHOW 

AT 1 P. M. 

UNCHAINiD" 

STEVE REKVES 

SYLVA KOSCINA 

In Eastman Color 

I- 

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( 

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iliV 111) A 

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.it.'.n ., ,i> .•,••!II-M i..isnl ..11 muii|j 

lii:ii,li iill.l llMIIII- 

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HIM. Mi.Vi-:i:s si \:;;•- i MM-,. 

'•r'XV ;i 1I1 !,,|- .1 ( U S *[.. ,-!.,! ii.-T 

•i li -. 1., I,, In- i:i.i V\ mum:, p.., 1- 

1,1 111-- .I. I.:,i ,-f !,:, 11, « lii.n.m n 

>. -'I JM I'... M- " U..i, i-iiiii 

iJ> iii.,> -,! .1 ,,II ih,. iu,l. i.i 

/Cnili- n,'M -1 ,.,.111 ,11 Km: _•*-.- Tii". 

Will N..I 1!, iiiiii ii •- .in ,,,,-. ,;.-,, 

":, .I S.-IIHIL: f.iiit.-i-v .iin.iii ih.- |,-i.ii 

r .111 Air |."..r.-i- h.,ii,li,|- I,m 1,, i|,,. 

1^.. t i.KKI in..i,i. nl . 1 i.n.iini, ii!.,i'- 

-- Îlh ii ^*.n.:,, ,,f i;ji,,u n 5 L.i,,hip 

III In- ill,. l,,.|«i* ,,f i, ,r, : ,,, ,,[ I,,,,,, 

Inn',; Hp.'i-i.ilH ruAV h.iii^ liliii.;iHiiii.,i 

AUIMI Aii^l^ KiiNi ih!!^, uili 

I- - - • •^gSTINCHQUSE AIR-CONDITIONING . - - - 

Curtain at 

8:4B p m. 

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3 

Matin** Only 8 p. m. 

PROpUCBR JONATTUN DWIOHT PHESRNTS 

OPENS 

TONIGHT 

THRU SUNDAY, 

JULY 24th 

Storrlna LEE POWELL and BILL THOMAS 

PETER AND THE WOLF 


FOP RHvrvationt Phorw Sonwra Pelnf WA 7411S, WA 7^1 

IN OCEAN CiTV, HUGHES PHARMACV. Irft S WISI.IY AVINUI, 

•Xpert f4MI h lit lusiv* Ticket Agtncy * 

*• « — • AMPU PARKING • NEWLY AIR-CONDITIONED. ^m ^ 

• 

l:,,l..rl Stai-k , riliiiu.'iiahh'S 

:I iij New Viii-k rtvi-ntly film. 

H,i| 'uh.-ii he Mas slufjpi'd anil 

ii> ,| e;t> |~i|li-,'|ii,in "1 kllllvV 

-I1 1,1111- fa.-i- ,in Wanleir |«i»|. 

.,i,i il],, |>i[hi.niali 

In find.is my Ralvation and 

I my glory; the rock of my 

i Slrungth, and my refub-«, is in 

; Uod.—(Panlm 82:7) 

Let us then daily affirm— 

! not once but continually — 

; that the only true and laatinir 

huppim-Hs 011 enrth ia to be 

1 found in Oocl and is icrving 

: liim; that In Him alone can 

we find tlie HtrcnKth to hear 

• life's itiovitriblo Borrow and 

I advcrBiiy; that in Him alone 

in the joyous puuee we all 

leek. 

The Whole Town is 

Talking About the 

DELICIOUS MEALS 

they are having nt - 

The 

EMILY 

DINING ROOM 

715 - 8th Street 

• lFukf.lt 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. 

• Dinner* iM plaffm 

4iM til liM p.m. 

"JUST THE BEST" 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RISULTS 

I?••.>••!•. 

Rico, in w^hich she has the' leading 

feiiiinine role. 

She and her mother have been 

vacationing ill Oci'lin City for the 

past eiuht years lfe,r mother in. 

te'nds to lis*e here the. ypfir limund 

in the npiir futun'. 

APTLY CHOSEN 

Miiseoutah. III. — Of two mail 

boxes side hy side near Maseoutah, 

a swarm of bees chosp to land on 

thp box bi-al'lnii U10 name of Bee 

Brathpni. 

A New 

Younger Look 

for Summer - 

"the lump mrthod has bwn moat 

tuceessful a'' over the U.S.A. It 

tartnifli out the naturml wave lines 

which very often are overlooked 

= i^peelally In ehildren's hair, 

as weU as in that of teen«Bers 

and women who ore veiy parH& 

ular about hnvlnR thrar hair 

trained into soft natural waves. 

ATTHB 

FLANDERS HOTEL 

EX MM «• vm 

and Ihm HUB 

SHOPPING CENTER 

ifTH tT. 4 HAVBN AVI. 

AtrMt hwn A«P 

iXparf M4H 

4th St, 

and 

Asbury 

Av#. 

SSSRib Roast ib.69c 

CHICKEN LEGS & THIGHS lb. 49c 

Fresh CHICKEN BREASTS lb. 59c 

LfAN SLICID 

BOILED 

HAAA 

lb. 99< 

MORRELL 

FRANKS 

MONTCO 

PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 4 

40 C3z, 

Kraft's PARKAY OLEO 2, 

CAMPBiLL'S 

PORK 'N BEANS 

4 AQc 

MONTCO 

GRAPE JUICE 

Eottlo 29C 

SAN GIORGIO 

SPAGHETTI 

No, 8 

and No, 9 

MBA1 FRESH PRODUCE — • 

NfW No. 1 

White Potatoes 10 i*, 39c 

FRfSH CRISPY 

Radishes or Sea I lions w, OC 

PRISH 

Yellow Peaches 3 LL,S 29C 

FIELD FRESH 

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MIRACLE 

WHIP 

Quart Jar 

RAYFIELD 

TOMATOES 

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MONTCO 

19c 

55« 

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PEANUT BUTTER 

ISOzSize 

MONTCO 

45c 

45c 

COFFEE ,,69c 

TiTLfY 

TEA 100 Pick Tin 99c 

MONTCO 

PRETZELS u 35c 

FROZEN FOODS 

GRAPE JUICE 3 c, 49c 

MONTCO 

BUTTER BEANS** 19c 

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MYHMNT Mi LAGOON mmm 

You arm urgently requetfd to participate 

In "NIQffi IN VENICE" ACTIVITIES by 

having your PROPERTIES DECORATED 

AUGUST 6th to 13th • 16 PRIZES TO BI GIVEN 

NAT OWNERS - RE6CTDI NOW 

ran nm IN VBUCT 

, All boat* •iigjbl*. No charge. 

• 24 PRIZES TO Bf AWARDS • 

Per Further Information or Registration Contact 

CHIC MILLIOAN, CHIC'S DECORATORS 

725 Asfcwry Amnw 

U. S. Congressman WtOam H. MiffiHn, Jr. 

7th District, Pennsylvania 

will be the guMt speaker at the 

OCEAN CITY MASONIC CLUB 

TUESDAY EVENING - JULY 26th 

at • p. m, in Hw 

MASONIC TEMPLE, 10th if, A Weil«y Ave. 

A Cordial invitation Is Extended To All 

Matter Masons fe Attend 

EARLE A, POWffli, Prwidant, 

©AMIS REFRESHMENTS 

The Nixon canipuipi is ejopect- 

4d»to be a haid-hituiiii one, basea 

on a strong and ugKressive defense 

of the Eisminower Admim. 

trauons record, and strsasing the 

mililarj- might of the United Statet 

ana prwpenly, 

Nixon aides believe Nixon will have 

the saifle auvtuuage Haity ivumari 

enjoyed in M, that of being in offlee 

when business m retativeb/ eoai. 

A fighting campaign _ in contract 

to Tom Deweys mA-level approach 

— is the key to certain victory, in 

their upirdot 

17 Fined On 

Motor Counts 

A parade of 24 persons 

today (ban It wa* a rponth •# part behind Bit ¥fc* Teddatt m 

In Meant days speculation the East. 

co U. N, Ambassador Mea- But how much of • votegette] 

Lodge ta ramalns • £ood question 

ls' Osbot Lad|e as the .proppecttoc He wa. beaten In MassachweM to 

aomlnM on tb# O. O. P. Senator Jobs Kennedy, and has not 

elaiinnl entered a political race since. Hi; 

(h, ' Is not the rough »nd hard campaign 

'•m Hw la. m M,to«M«tk 

the peiMilflLaUwi at thfrn»W*fiuil»- 

rumlng, ins f 

Nbton appears to feel that it IF them I 

In no contest for either of the twn 

Reiubllean nomlnAtlorH the Oilca 

p> convention win be duU, In coiv 

tout to fee DemsoBtie convention 

in Im Angela, .•..,. „ 

A Nixon-Todse ticket would unite 

a far wiaterner with a nan of the 

uSiiualte wSsfij s£ ^^ BB^^, ta H 

' — 1* of the interratlon- 

: O-rle. A. Hoodoo. 38. of AttaB- 

|tic aty, and IM C KarkeJU, 

If, si 1338 Om r4, NortbfleW. wrn 

ah» OMB VS. Robert LOte, II, of 

Upper Darby, Pa., and Wllnntn E 

Kberhardt, 35, of Philadelphia, were 

fined no and 15 MM. 

through Traffic Court hen Tuesday Thomas R. Troehlar, M, of Auduto 

answer ehwi beta Judge .Bon, NV J,, and Oatni* F. f^_ 

Franklin A. Kins In the kqgett fa* Ijer, S, M RBUedle, I*., P^ fnsM 

jof 15 e«h pna £§ court M fc. 

•ftorfUftmam.-Otii? One other pm^V stop tl8». ttmflry B. Graj 

f^wnst • 

per, failed to apPNT-nd-ftf '•g.7Ba; 

As that maneuvering 

teited ban. ieven were touod not 

the rale Governor Nelson Rockefdl guilty and 17 ini coBViated of Vto- 

er plays continues to irk some Nixlatlons.on men. Rockefeller headquarters 

wen opened la Los Angeles and Three persons lost their, "driving 

other etaes across the naUon In spite privileges for 30 flayi iaeh tor 

ol the dead certainty that Nixon Speeding, Those convicted in Thofn- 

would be the nojnlnee ol the parry. ak B. TTOtfer, M, of Audtibon, N,J,. 

And the New Yorker didn't bow.speeding 

W rrUlei an honr to a 

to the inevitable or throw any praise M-roile me; Wehard J. Townsend, 

aBst, or Of tiir the Vice President's way, as he 

HIM, iff r>ia» lainim • i wu| «» UHwent 

about his work in the Empire 

U. of rUverton, N,J.t and Patriaa 

party, and could wing «omc sup- State He was ready to head the bigBrown, 

B, of Lakewwd. N ^ 

New York delegation to the G. 0. each convicted of speeoM « nffls 

P. convention, but it was reported an hour, 10 nules above the state 

he had angered nine by Ms taclimit 

tics — some who want to climb fn other drivers were also OBB- 

board the Nbton bandwagon. victed of ipaedtai and nned. Tbey 

As a result of this, speculation 

raw as to whether the Republlcajis 

an Benjamin C. Bowfcav 3i>., of 

could prevail upon both Rockefell- Ithlca, N. Y.. IS mUes to a 50 rruie 

er and Nixon to share the iame tick- «ne, and Walter F. HUs, «, of 

et. Rockefeller has said be did notGlen 

Odin, F*., exeeedhii the speed 

want second spot, and wotildn' take limit by 25 mUes an hour, each 

was fined *25 and cost*. 

1L Seven persons were Wind guilty 

Because of Ms anti-Nixon jibes in 

the last two months Nixon has come 

ol careless drtvUlg. The majority 

to the reluctant conclusion that hi were Involved in accidents. They 

doesn't want the New York Governor are Stcpnanie E Olek. II, of Jen, 

on the ticket in November. Thus Hntown, Fs.; Ada Spangler, n, of 

the Republican Party loss the Drexel "HUL Pa,, and Robert W, 

strongest possible G. 0. P. Uek- 3el Ross, 27, of 260 MiU ni.. North. 

et — unless someone is forced to leU. Each was fined *20 and S5 

change Ms mind. 

court costs. 

There is little chance that Recta, 

feller will change his. if he did. Nix. 

on might cuneyi^gbiy come arounu, 

but some even doubt this possibility- 

They say that the New York Gey. 

ernor has never given up hope that 

the might be drafted — and 

Baa burned too many budges lor 

any close reconciliation, ' 

Nixon and Rockefeller would have 

trouble campaigning together — since 

their views are so much at variance. 

So it would seem there is only the 

remotest chance they can sUU be 

brought together in the interests ol 

a G.Q.P, victory in November, 

: jrDlWWt-mi, ftt.. **al^rfg^ 

pairing • ltd traffic UB^ 

We«T Oarage is tt 

munities wUh well .over ^,000.0110 tedfs- a Judy 3mm, daughter of Dr. supply gas arid storage tor another 

"phork-s are slated* "fo* get; ANC thfi W Mrs. JorDfây»^BBes, of Bai.* bhv. Homer A-nos will supply 

year or in 1S61, All-number calling Umore, Md. Dr. Jones is a district bus to the school. 

is expected to span the continent in sunrmtendent In the Baltimore South- Charles B, Pierce, superintendent 

he next decade. 

erh Conference of the Methodist!of Schools, gave a brief report on 

The new all-number calling cystein 

Church, Miss Jones, who is spend, i the conference at Harvard University 

fits in with future plans for the ul- 

ing the summer at MO Central av., which he recently attended. Among 

timate extension of direct distance 

is a_ senior at Edmonson Midi School the speakers were the Honorable Nell 

dialing service throughout the entire 

In Bultimore. 

United States and Canada. 

Atmouncement of the queens and 

Direct distance dialing, or ODDtheir 

court was made by Mrs, Rus 

will eventually span continents, with sell Hanscomb who along with Mr. 

the utilization of all-number calling Hanscomb are again serving as gen. 

eliminating the "language harrier" eral chairmen of the event. 

of foreign exchange name designations. 

New Jersey mutt Department of civil 

ODD involves the use of three-num Service Examiiutlsni Announced clo»her 

area codes to dial directly to dif- 

1ns M for rillBE •BBllatlDni AuguM 

19 1960 For application., autle d 

ferent sections of the United States inimum quallflcatloru, apply t 

and Canada. 

mrtnn» of civil Service, §Me 

Trenlon H. J. or 1100 Raymond 

For example, if a customer in At. ard. Newark, New Jt-ney or City 

lantlc City wants to call Detroit, 

unden New Jeney. 

ndidae* te* from om Ocean 

Mich., he wood first dial the numeral aplleulaiu 

city who taw 

ulaiu will will n»lve n»l no further 

one, routing the call Into new switch f "* *»* 

ing equipment in the Atlantic City 

d sat. 

tandem office, then the area code 

3-1-3, followed by the applicable 

seven-digit Detroit number. 

0 MaVThf eat 

tn» ptcHiil hx 

m 

aware of «mtpW 

thai we wUl be i 

wtth them," I 

Landfill 

Urn dry had kM fl < 

Hw Ls«- (ana aad Qrattl Hi. 

MsrIMIsM, ht a trial (Mart to «• 

tm tfca aumlt aasl «a» to camaly 

wWi Ika s«*N Ian a* *as*ary 

Ocean City's Largest Exdutlvm 

a handsome new collection 

of Clothes for Summer 

BOTANY '50C 

smu from 57JO 

BOTANY '50C 

Spott OoMs trom 35.00 

H. FREEMAN A SON 

SUM from 79.50 

KINGSRIDOE 

Suit, 

Finn 

HASPEL 

SUM. 

iuyi SIMI Plant 

News was released recently of the NORTHCOOL 

acqulgiti of a steel pipe manufau 

smt. a, tr.n 

turlng firm in Jacksonville, rta,. 

by interests owned and controlled VANHiUSEN 

by Joseph H, Pox. Mr. JTBK awns 

Shirts from 4.25 

a cottage at 200 Crescent rd.. this 

dty, and he and his wife are well- HATHAWAY 

known local summer residents. 

SBWS from S.f 5 

The Joseph H, Fox and Company 

Inc., of Birmingham, Ala., has pur 

chased the controlling Interest in F 

and P Steel pipe Corporation ol 

Jacksonville. Fla, The pipe company 

has assets valued at more 

than one million dollars and Is a 

major producer of electric weld tteel 

SMprday 

pipe In the south 

ClasfMcrf fidm Bring Oukh KtauHk 

H. îelElroy, former U. S. Secretary 

UNIOR'S 

of Defense, and Lawrence G, Derthick, 

U. S. Commissidner of Education. 

MSCOWr FASHION (BOB 

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. New JerKy. »•»•» "fom >vaiLAit.ii 

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in so many field*. Also — 

when yw have something to 

rent or **ll think of Classified 

first. These an the small 

inexpensive ads that pay tremendou. 

dividends. 

USE THIS ORDER BLANK NOW I 

r ' 

[CAN ffU&EN. Among the Ocean 

ty summer retfderito attending the "Christnm 

in July" luncheon of the Republican 

Women of Pennsylvania recently at Smith- 

Wouldn't ft be vrandertul If we 

endd buy preserves like our fallible 

memoty tells m mother used to 

make? 

A* »i4* m« COSToi> is wow») 

cLAssin«o«ATis) 

l ^ l l ^ i S ^ ^ ^ ^ 

4 f 

*, -- 

l;ftf ' 

ville Inn included luded (L to r.) Hi*. Alan Knltfit. 

M». F. R. Albany, - Mrp John McFaxtand, 

Mrs. Han? J. ftahnmollt and Bin. John 

Agnew. 

Colonial Homemakers Found 

Wide-Spread Use Of Tinware 

We maintain fresh 

stocks of new and 

standard drugs and 

Pharmaceuticals to djs* 

pens* at • moment's 

notice. Each prescription 

receives the per- 

•onal attention of our 

registered pharmacist. 

Johnny On TM Spat 

A member of die Cape May County 

Rescue Squad, soliciting for funds 

Wednesday evening was called upon 

to render assistance to a sick man 

at a house where the solicitor had 

Just canvassed and received no 

answer. The patient was taken by 

ambulance to Shore Memorial Hospital. 

A spokesman for the Rescue 

Squad said the drive is moving along 

on schedule, but is still far short of 

the $12,000 needed for operation this 

coming year. 

I STEPHEN'S 

BAKERY 

7ih Street and West Avenue 

Opening 

JULY 

pwn»d and OpwciUd by 

and STEPHEN BJEUCKI 

An oaUmr Mr win be hdd Wednenduy, 

M" ^ ^ ^ n ^^ to 

« pm. at I»n «nd Aitntty »v. tor 

the taoeflt of the boDdlna; fund Of 

I Unkm CJwpel- door. 

b]Mb AU 

turn are inyttml 

A cutetaria (pedallttfiK In hoMKs. 

otxles and Uandwichc* •cc«mp»ndby 

ooM drlnln will be held lc 

Ch«p»J if^L 

Oo '(he grounds there will be 

booths selling a variety of merchandise. 

Tboe will be a auistnvu 

table for fflrly sbopers as well as 

a fancy work table. Dolls will be 

attired In their loveliest and toys 

will be on parade lor tots and grandpops. 

Parcel port gifta and white 

elephant* will also be on hand, 

Okec, baked good, and * candy 

bMB wm be mchided also 

Games ottering prflM tor the win, 

M win Uep tte boy. and 0A 

QU-Wml 

Gift* 

Mare than 50 specimens from a of the colonial and pioneer boms 

HO piece eoUection ol antique on- It was used for reflector ovens, 

ware was exhibited by Mrs. Robert roasters and barbecues as well as 

Ulrich. of Riverton. N. J,, tor thecooking 

utensils. Mrs, Ulrlch sbowed 

Summer Auxiliary of the First Meth- tb- pieces from her collection Including 

odist Church Tuesday aflemooo in a ladle, turner and fork, all hand 

the Btacayne Hotel. 

made tinned inn, a chopper and sev 

Mm. VM& di has been een ralctig eral cookie cutters. She also di& 

Unware lor the past 10 years. She played various designs and shapes 

became lnteresled In nntiquws when of molds as well as tiny molds used 

she and her husband began to tut. for cakes or cookies. 

nish their flrst home. This Interest The speaker went on to describe 

l«d to her tinware hobby and tothe 

annual visit of the tin pedlera 

earn more of this fascinating sub- in early America, They would spend 

act she enrolled in a courie given half a day at each house dlckerini? 

her hometa^ra en painting tin- with the woman of the house who 

•e. 

had saved her rags all year is bar- 

The spnker opened by explaining gain with. These peddlers also car- 

flat 0-5 widespread use of ttn is notried 

miniature samples of various 

very old, however history docs siy items from which the houso»1fe 

Oat the Phsenidans wed tin would make an order to be delivered 

nrnko their dies and Me Greeks used the following year. 

tin coating Inside their metal ar- Continuing on from the caking 

ieles to, prevent rusting. 

utensil products the speaker said 

The manufacture at tin sheets that hearths also were used for light 

began in Germany In the ISOO'g, by the early settlers For outside 

It nude its way to England when lights they nude torches of knots of 

a tin center was established in Pon- pine bees burning in metal containteypoole 

producing some of the best ers called cressets, renewing this 

pieces. It later was brought to thecame 

the oil lamps and candles. 

American Colonies and headquarters From her exhibit Mrs, Ulrich 

for this manufacture was establish- saowed oil lamps, a mjnUtture holded 

In Berlin, Conn 

er for a Christmas tree candle, can- 

Tinware was popular because II dle molds, a railroad signal light 

was lightweight, bright and shiny. and a compact pocket lantern which 

Hie articles were made of a thin she described as the original flash- 

metal, usually Iron, which was coatlight. Other items displayed includwith 

a layer of tin to prevent ed spice boxes and lunch palls. 

ruitJng. 

The speaker read an advertise- 

Tin was Brat used on the heartt mejrt «trich appeared in ISO for a 

faultless Quaker dishwasher. The 

copy included such familiar descriptions 

as It lasts a lifetime, the diahcan't 

be broken, hands never 

touch the water and soap. It all 

sounded very much like the advertisements 

for the modern HMO dishwashers. 

In closing the speaker explained 

how the decorations were put onto 

the pieces with stencils and finally 

she summed it all up as a different 

way of life with charm and appeal. 

Devotions for the afternoon were 

led by Mrs, John Machinney who 

spoke on •Contentment' Soloist was 

Miss Beth Brownlee, accompanied 

by George Ashton. Her selections 

Included 'Will o 1 the Wisp" by 

Spross, "Valley of Laughter" by 

Sanderson and Bowles and "Heather 

on the Hill 1 will nli 

•The trouble with the game 

*ta ita 

of golf b that by the tine yon 

eaa afford to IOM • ball, yon 

Mai Mt It that far." 

ISABEL! 

Hair SI 

Formerly of 

New York 

Experts In 

HA!RCUTTlH6t 

SPECIALISTS IN TINTING • TIPPING - 

and PASTIL BLONDING PERMANENT | 

OPEN 1VERY DAY and FRroAY ] 

117 Aibury Av.. EX 

NOW OUR I 

XMAS-IN-SUMMIRI 

* Com* S«* t 

Ltttl. of WtaNr j 

Mix*d with 

A Littlg Sit of Nontuckot In Owafi 

HI KIDS I SEE—THE FALCON BIRD 

FLY ALONG THE BEACH I FUN I FUNI] 

BEACH &IAW 

from Brigadoon. Mrs. 

Leslie Reed served as hostess chairman. 


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Uckats for MM, 

".Out of Yhbj World! 

If 

by'tba 

flnfnroM. Shop. .!*•» 

ny JrtMry front tha HcV 

T|W

»Want to Subscribe to 

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TIRED OF WAITING 

A LOOK AT THE 

for; 1t 

. «rl hai Tommy raowvad. -iUke might 

j have done batter cetUns In the other 

tbw wow mow ptuAt their- 

> la maklnc bos. 

>St ntilm the 

money ploying In 

league. Whether he 

mines at home we 

do* •* know, bat he •houkl 

Print IM attrfbatea hla losing 

MrcaktD tired Mood 

mm » nafft .ttaTw* If we fOtOd only gat (bat 3iarUe 

'•o> •« tte mtdo*n 

the knwnfcld on the train for a Id" 

e cm*. Tl» Area worn- rids we conk! have ourselves use 

Mt the cm*. Tl» 

M Md IMt sot «ut addloal 

loot Oarife plays hard, bat be 

fen* afcl to bold mitaiw jut tarn not have the right "knack". 

'Mara HMte «wl the car 

"M Mo t» *t Opal n*corhe 

Yacht dot*. OUJMB dedde 

ctaun* We U^ fa 

ho«ae In time to find 

LCharite and hla hie lovely lowly wttte wife t*nr» 

'{•bout to wftre wflre far tor aw On nlgbL nJgbL AH we 

to do was p put the merdhan- 

• to their reMantor. t M Lawn L 

stappeo! at Ba*hr- 

BOI Mr. and Mrs. ter Moire, July 18 in the Georgetown 

selected" wHI be held next Friday Clifton Bailey, of 11 E. Delaware nv.: Hospital, Washington, D.C. Mains 

evening. July 29, at the Dawea av. Miss Janice MrLnwchlln. dauRh'T of weighed seven-pounds, two-ounces Rome police said I 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. McLnuEhUn, and Is the couple's first child. charges ai 

Billy Duke, who w currently ap- of 130 Oolwlck dr.; Miss Mary Csrey, 

Emanuele l 

Mrs. Most is the former Maiy Ann 

pearing at BO Atlantic City nightspot, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Miles 

linl'a former cfaef. i 

ShHURhnessy. ol Lakrwood, Ohio. Mr. dent with a knife I, 

will serve as master of ceremonies Cfcrey. of 18 W Picrson av . Miss Most Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. criticized Cblonibo'i 

for tbe third year Other guest en- Kathy O-ttam. daughter of Mr. andElmer 

Mwt of 253S Central av., this A police k 

tertainers .Delude students from the Mrs. John O'Hara, of 148 W. Dawra 

matter of 

Doris Sutton Dance Studio In Pliws- 

city. - 

av • Miss Maiy Burke, daughter of 

after antvllle, the LJnwood Little Theater Mr and Mra. Thomas Burke, of J12 

SANDB 

catching that large Hah we do not Group and Miss Arfene Walsh or Un- 

know. All we do know Is that Harry wood who U reigning as Ml« At- 

SUire rd-; Misses Carol and Linda 

waited until everyone (mid Into the lantic County, Mas Walsh will give 

Wilson, daughters of Mr and Mrs, 

p before he Marled fishing. n sang and dance routine during the Andrew P. vnlson, of M W. Laurel 

GuUtyfTf 

entertainment and wiU officiate at dr.: Miss Carol Satrappe, daughter 

the enwning of aw newly seleeteo of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sumner, of 

How about a few more of youMiss 

Samen Foist. 

ISf W, Dawea av,: and Miss Mary 

fellows signing up tor the Baby Pa- The affair is being sponsored by Aim Under, daughter ol Edward 

Over ffie 34th St. irldga 

rade which Is on Thursday August the Somers Point Social Club under Under, of n E, Dawes av. 

(IV* MlM Wart of ONM CHy) 

llth? Lou Q Quulen's Job J wiU be lg^ general chairmanship of 

Mrs, 

tot easier with the additional help, gpnhie Thomas. This year also will 

RusseU and Mrs. Han.com are de-owkihgnt ume that the contest, 

pending on Leu, ani Lou !• depend. ^nt, ^ select a Miss Qjngenialiiy iMQUiinm 

BAR 

ing on the members. Lets support committee members include Mr* 

COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

the Club in this big event. Sadie New, Sophy and flowers; Mr§. 

Bertha Brown, tickes? Mrs, Ajlee 

• PACKA6f GOODS 

After proper Introduction by Itar Swing, Mrs. Viola Shuman, Mrs. 

ry Gerken, brother Rogers made a Caroline Pritchurd and Mrs. Hs*el 

• SAMDWKKS 

speech from the head able that Nayior, program. 

shoul go down in tbe clubs minutes. Entries include Mis Roberta Mon- 

We no doubt • nild be without train 

Minic Evary Friday and : 

crief, dnughtiT of Mr. and Mrs, Wads 

•ervice altogiUii,>r. U brathcr 

"Some people are fnori 

ManerM, of 9 E. Klgbee av.i Miss 

hd hadI present 

even-tempered Utan others.,, 

Sandra Creetanore, daughter of Mrs. 

PhsM EXport 

they're mad all th« time," 

Edward Filling and Arthur Crec* ' 

DAILY 9 A M. TO 3 A.H, 

Have you returned your card tor 

Ladle* Carousel Night to Charlie New Arrivals 

SUNDAYS AT 11 NOON 

Benedbt as yet? Better get it in in 

a hurry, (or (pace is getttng a bit 

short. This years affair will he a 

Four new arrivals ivcre welcomed 

Th 

great sue, and should have about by families of the area at the Stork 

*e 11 come 

DAN'S 

300 present. This Is a great Mbute Club of Shore Memorial Hospital dur- 

In Th« H^rt el Th« 

to me dub and its membership, proving the past ivcck , 

ing again that the fellowship one 

Shopping Diitricf 

error and sbould have mid thirty finds In our organization is the great 

Congratulations to to Mary end 

lour. 

Fred Huntley. of SS4 ith av., Somers 

715 Asbury Av«nu# 

How Bi File ever became In- 

Point, on the birth of a daughter 

volved in a nhuciUe game Is be- Second in Une tor the cigar chew- July 14 at U:S p. m, 

Club Breakfasts 

yond IB. Ed overstepped territorial ing title gos to Joe ttrter. Bay Dolores and Bemic Johnson, of 

rights by playing pinochle, and inJohn 

ST., who has held the till Lincoln ay,, Tuekahoe, also ars re 

Luncheons 

addition had to tit on a (tool in (or years, is now getting some very ceMng congratulations on the blrtl 

Dinners A Plattmrs 

0* akde. Sen him right, he'i theserious 

compeitlon. 

of a ion July IB at 4:32 a. m. 

tic man lor the bridge league. 

Barbara and Robert Hnrbouah, ol FOUNTAIN SBBVICB SANDWICH^ 

AMisngh I did not get the oppoi 1OI Ajbuiy av.. Ocean City, are an 

When itany Belhvoar and mtunity 

to see Freddie Roth, I imnouncinE 

the hirth of a daUBhter Jul> 

Ownership • Management 

derstand that he was on the train li at B;27 a. m. 

last Tuesday. It sure was nice it .Margaret and Herman Rcgnl, 

Caught Fresh Every Morning 

hear that Fred was up and around. RO 1, Unwood, are receivihE con- 

Freddie, if you will recoil, hag been gratuiationg on the birth of a daugh 

Bernstein 

the club's best "sleeper" for years. trr at 7:30 a. m. July 17. 

Frank Seltzer has upheld the hotv 

or during Freddie s absence. 

elmifM AM «rMs SuM, KHUHI 

Philharmonic 

1 

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»" •» CHM Lobtf.r *"reih SqnM 

Bott.r Fish Cashed Lobtti 

Persies J.rwy Lobtt.r Tall 

Fr.ih Blua pith Fraah Shrimp Blood Won 

King Fl* GMkad shrhnp Un lOnan 

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COPYI 

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It's a good thing that Fred Deltsch 

cannot play pinochle as well as 

be fishes, otheltarise there would be 

no competition Freddie is one boy 

who knows how to catch them. 

Tan members who do not ride 

with us. but who are active in our 

activitics are Jud Henk and Walt 

The Mad Russian- Melnrtk. loth 

were out to the flshing outing, and 

usual Jud picked up bis month's 

upending money • 

When Joe Nee does something he 

does it in a big way. Joe had eight 

guests on the fishing trip. There's 

a fellow with a real dub spirit. 

Now that the new bowling alleys 

have opened in Somers Point, we 

will be getting the date from "Big 

Pin" Harry Bellwoar as to the night 

the members and their wives go 

bowling. That should be some niEht 

We understand it was Mrs. Bell 

wsar who taught Harry the game. 

Now mat George Schmidt has been 

transferred to the New York office 

of Us company, we don't see tan 

much of him However George Is 

down this year driving on Thursdays 

and staying for weekends. 

You should see how exhausted Harry 

Gerken gets after playing a 

hand of poker wim four aces. The 

experience is so limited it takes 

Harry fully 30 minutes to recover. 

Buck Buchannon was a little on 

the sick side last Friday, but we 

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Ah! Summertime at last. . , Themark, 

loth Street's Gaza 

heat Is almost ujjDearanie, although slowly namnvtat. 

no one would admit It. Thank heav- Bob Ruah recelvei all medical 

ens, the ocean 1* here to cool off treatment expauo-frw Is there a 

Ocean City! ine guards have their nurse In the picture? If s Just four 

hands full, not to mention the eyeweeks 

and one day until "D Day", 

arrives for Oiarlle Barman — our 

strain they aU must be suffering g bP«t wishes to him and his fiancee 

with the multitude of bathers In On* of our spies reported to us thai 

bikinis. 

Captain WUUarot and two atrang 

The guards had their mugs shot ed guests dined at Bushes last week. 

lost Saturday. Caesar will appear. Lieutenant Konler expect* to be 

I flexing hla muscles per usual The wearing she 34 trunks next week. 

O C B. P was umpired by ComThe 

aimmer heat U on aid to those 

missloncr Stretch's speech request- desiring to mduce! Jack McFeeley 

ing harmony between the police feree win rfmer UWvel or Join tbe army 

tind beach pntrol Our informer rein tbe fall. Boy voyage! 

ported that Angle Psalti* was the 

M C at the gala event. 

"The Medics have reached ttsfr 

WIta End, the social center for zenith this year," so says one who 

uqua protectors, is agnin hutnmlng should know — he's accident prone! 

with activity. Joe Keiuwtfy ran beEd 

Thleler I* at Saint Albana. lath 

heard ringing "My Bobble Lies Ove- Street We saw him to action, and 

The Ocean." Hie "Cata' and "Jam- he certainly can apply bandalds well. 

mer kids' are back In the groove. Bill Jooe* at 10th Street and Joe 

Jack McFed^ and Bud Dougherty Lynkonis at 1st Street keep the blith- 

arrived acconqajded by a doctor ers 

The state of West Virginia will be 

casting Its vote* In the coming election 

for Oves and Bowman. 

Odds and Ends Dougherty picks 

up his new tank suit at Newport, 

R. I,, on August 15th. Angle Fnltls, 

alias the make, left yarter 

day for Fort Drum, N, Y. Dlek 

Thleler tried to swim last Saturday 

morning at the Ftanden and 

sank, Thil report seems to can 

trndlct another account relating 

that Dick has been training dally 

by swimming around the rowing 

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SUN. • MON. • TUBS., 

JULY M - 1$ - J* 

BISAAARK" 

No, 2 • "BRAMBLE BUSH" 

No. 3 "SOME CAME 

RUNNING" 

WHh ITCF M r 

FRANK SINATRA 

Note: The "BIG 3" Conttnoous 

irom 8; 45 - Nothing Repeated 

1 crtflt wUch he very 

cet. He'll always go to bat tor 

hi* bays,: tbe guard*. Three cheers 

for the Cap. , . 

GUARDS GIRLS: Eves KroosiberB 

Irom DlckenMn Is back on the Islantt 

for a few days. She 1* the former 

date ol Bun Konler. Bab* Nugent, 

an aspiring young starlet, has been 

*een in the T»-boo dub with Nidde 

Dirt Nancy Wheaton Is working tor 

her dad this summer wndoualy 

awaiting the Annapolis vacation. It's 

August that the MkkUas come marching 

home. 

Police 

Ed McCuidle, 

a VUIanova student, la engaged 

to Shirley Gartner. Wlt Walt Pi Pierce from 

Dickmsoif has become Barbara 

Cooper's Dance Ed Scott and Judy 

Wilby are another engaged couple. 

All three couples met hi Ocean City 

— the metropolis must be good foi 

things other than sun bathing 

cuts and bnuwa under control. 

Who will keep Rick dune out of 

trouble now that Angle has gone to 

camp? Scott Wesley Informs us 

(hat the Red Yank is back In town. 

The O C B P. Softball team was 

tied tor first pplace 

with tbe Acme 

boys. The playoff was held last 

Wednesday. 

Ctl OongntulBtlon to the Carl Genna 

family. A reliable source Mis us 

that the "Nebblsb" Is now singing 

song, in the stand at 12th Street. 

Tucker and Rahn seem to be running 

into difficulties — each ,wlll 

row one-liall a boot In the rates. 

In an effort to get in shape, torn 

Oves has rowed bis partner so 

hard that Charlie looks like a P. O. 

W. 

Bobbie Morris Is a guard at 

Brighton Place. He wanted to see 

his name In print — here it Is; 

Leroy Wallace Is one of the best 

mascots in the third zone. If girls 

could be mascots, Kathy Foster 

would be one, a» and Leroy haunt 

lith Street. 

Rick Quite is working out with 

weights but still can't find his muscles, 

it's rumared that Caesar used 

to be 6-^ The Greek has been in 

seventh heaven since Jean arrived 

from Ohio State, Incidentally, Jean 

was Ohio State's homecoming queen. 

Bill Thleler is touring Europe, He 

spent four summers as an Ocean 

guard. The whole Thleler family 

must be beach happy, , .Dick's 

a guard and Ed a medic, Ed's tent 

tte very "coolest" with a cooler 

m the backroom. 

Ed Butt is working in civilization 

for the first time in Ms three 

year beach patrol career. He's located 

at 15th Street with Ben Leise 

and Paul Pettlt, who Is very good 

listening to people's problems 

1 

Jim Waters naa a new car. It's 

a 1930 Men;. He claims it's a good 

car. Jim Is now done with walking, 

except on the boardwalk. Patrolman 

Water* Is still selling tickets to 

the policemen's ball to be held Aug 

ust 17th The dance Is usually quite 

good. This year a special invitation 

has been extsided to the O. C 

B. P. The guards do not usually 

attend the ball 

BEACH BLURB. What was that 

yellow glob floating In our ocean 

last week Just off of llth Street, Ob! 

It was Jolly Jacks U(e rah, manned 

by Flanders personnel. What 

was Charlotte Stahl's nick name be> 

fore she went to coUcge?. 

Pat File, from Peim state, spent 

the weekend here. We met her on 

Mth Street . .Where else? John Warlngton 

of Swarthmora spends his 

paid time at the Acme. He rooms 

at the A Mouse with Paul O'Rourk 

from VUIanova, who works at the FRUIT TRait 

A4P, Tbe fruit and produce man - 

Is an old timer in Ocean City 

Frank QlUpui from the Urdverarj 

of Scnmton also rooms at the A 

House. He's about to become e guard 

and previously worked at i~e Trade 

Winds, 

Judy Cheadle. a Penn Sinter, asn 

all the way from Harrlsburg to êid 

the weekend wtth the Houston twins 

— Linda and Sue, Both twins art 

waitresses at the Flanders. "The 

Shark" was seen sprawled as the 

beach, Sally Campbell of the Flanders 

Is hi charge of the nmA aqua, 

cade to be given July 29th. Unfortunately, 

this show will not be 

open to the pubUe, 

CHRIS' CREW. Audrey Johnson, 

of West Chester, and Jane Huber, 

of B«e same alma mater, were Idni 

enough to give us the low-down on 

Chris 1 i' i m •>-' 

How's 

instance, the problem. has ba*n In 

the seashore communniea, with no 

evidence of Insect or disease prob- (aome an owner* of 

lems. As you may recall, an ex- •n> ten me they an 

ceptionally high tide occurred In this right Yet. In looking •« 

area early In June. Apparently the u PbUty and New fork 

water table was raised as a result •eemnrM about qUna;aa« 

with salt water seeping underground attracUaW ben. *iim to 

from tbe ocean and bay. The results 

it it worth ptuggBaj. 

at this salt damage Is Just now becoming 

evident. Deep rooted trees 

sum such as Cedar seem to be hardest 

hit. Others such as holly are in The TRADEW1I 

Jured. but will probably recover. 

The crawlers of holly scale are now 

NINTM«TRIBT4 

OFEN ' 

active. Two quays -of Maltthkar M 

rqanufacturen ncanunendatkn, 10 

days apart, will reduce this pest. 

However a dormant oil spray In 

March or April will give best remlti. 

Japanese beetles are heavy In localized 

areas around the state. Spray 

plants with DDT. dleldrin, chlordane, 

or sevln 

WlWWCCOOKffW 

Mites are numerous on many ornamentals. 

Malathion used with DOT 

sprays will tend to keep mite popula 

lions from buildmg up but If a mite 

populstioo is already present, ase • 

mftieide as Kelthane, aramlte. or 

Tedlon. 

The spring infections of Dutch Elm 

Disease are re now resulting resultin In " 

"brown flaeg." Ttte down thm 

BOW, as well as those with last year's 

Infections, before Hie next brood of SEA European Elm Bark Beetle* come 

oat Destroy or debark the fallen 

SERVING IMC FINfltf 

trees so the European Elm Bark 

Beetle will not lay Its eggt an debarked 

wood. 

FRUT TRIM Borer Infestations are heavy In the 

county on peach, plum and cherry, 

J\n*er infestation can be prevented 

by spraying the trunks and tower 

scaffold limb* with DDT at tbe rate 

of S tablespoons/gaHon gHn of water, water. 

Sprays should be aplid applied th the middle iddl 

of June, , middle e of 

TAKE-OUT 

ONLY 

of July and nUddto of 

AAugust. 

A tree with a six In* trunk 

diameter should receive a minimum 10th St. A Asbury Avf». EXport 

of one pint of spray solution. 

^ L ^ J - - - WESiTNGHOUSE 

Contain at 

•:« p. m. 

personnel, Beth girls are old 

hands at the waitress game, being 

employed at the bayaide restaurant 

PRODUCEB JONATHAN DWB3HT PBESBNTA 

hut year also. Other waitresses Include 

Sue Korh, a Junior at Buck _ 

neUj, Sue HoUlnaer tan WasbMon - • - • I 

I RosSnary I 

jton, and • 

Barbdra ^Palmer, Barb Vlguera, and 

Marjorie FroeMck from West Ches 

ter. The fwo skippers are Bobbie 

and June, Both Hostesses attend i()r*,4i/iVrk • fl^. *>" 

college. 

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AND 

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NOW FOR THE SEASON 

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LIQUOR 

STORE 

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*- 

EVEtlY WEDNESDAY 

34TH STREET 

OPEN 

7 o. in. - 2 o.tn. 

m 

SUNDAYS 

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TUESDAY iiei • ** CY f\ fifth! f+£Tj 

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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3 "PiTlR AND THE WOLF" '^ 

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PRESENTS 

UNUSUAL MUSKAL TREAT 

JOHN LASALLE QUARTEttiJ 

if«o, INOAOIMEHTS 

BASIN STREET EAST ,,.«.,,, NfW YO«K CITY 

LEFT BANK N«W Y0«K Clf Y 

SANDS HOTEL .^..!!"!**C!!!*!!!!".!!... utsygoics 

/•inrrni • • ÂflttQMfluE . ***- 

RECCING STARS F^SMSS 

JIMMY MOWN I HIS V^Wj^f^ ^" 

4 HOURS CONTTNUOOS 

MATINEES SATURDAY A 

m

too bad, 

Jn tin ^f 

Jpflj^KEflEJ^ÎC^^^^^^^^H^^H ' ' •BBVB^BO ^K^^^B^B^}aa^B^^B?9!âB a^Bpâât»»^ •^•^ n snr^B^BBWÊ ^BS laVD^L^Bt U BVS ati 

Municipal Court 

*' ttat defendants very f—• 

thing points to a successful 1960, As of 

July mean City seems to be in i 

Uon generally. It aU of us Strife 

be good bora then Mn't any reuo 

pose that come next September our final 

nee wont be very satisfactory. 

*"f tempers cold justice wish 

deretanding. Many of the, dereached 

in the privaeyof his r* 

fi> enjoy 

rr 

bers indicate that this is so, and it la 

and his asBjs- 

a sumn£r but the nies- 

A contribbtbig factoxs probably, 

iiitbxi- 

japast seasons we have 

t t y t o l e the proton 

m the bert, a«d thrlSrt 

any accuracy. 

^san OtyYacht Oub. 

'% small 

1 do not 

tm. B the Ctty eta u 

tor the Music Her TO^RTTO OUR /SOUTH AWAY 

school youngsters and there te aid AM MAta, A , 

rj P -milt, itmu M. HBfclB 

11th and Cwtitral 

THE REV. FORHSST 

K. VAUG1IAN, TnM. 

SUMDAir SIRVfCtt 

,AinNO-O«PAUi PAMD4O LOT. 10th «M Oeaan AnMt) 

ST. jowrs LUTHBUN aum JbMt p. m. -. 

fsM •. m. —THf CHURCH SCHOOL 

HK)0..m.-THE SERVICE 

fffci Sermon—"THE HIGHER STANDARD" 

tihllt MAWCY JANB FOX 

em-nt OUKIIT c WWNUUN 

Tell Me.. . 

Mr. Wimberg 

TJum Duonn an paUUid M • 

•ntai to our MM to Mquhl 

tlwmwtthwlut to dowtup BMd arbKa, 

How can we be sure that funeral arrangements 

are in good taste? 

rkmmei Rely on your clergyman to •tart with. Second, 

on your funeral director. Above all, don't be 

emotionally swayed to spend more money than you 

can afford. Our service, for example, te essentially 

the same no matter what the cost of the funeral. 

Unnecessary expense Is almost atways an mdicatton 

of questionable taste. We never recommend 

*ndi expenditures. 

Chester j. Wimberg 

Funmral Homm 

ASBURY AVENUE PHONI export MtM 

w OMMM-ation* of Funtnl Nnriw M All Craarfs 

FEKE PARKING: 

12th and Central 

CHURCH OF 

THE REDEEMER 

MM Mid AMsntta Ant, 

LONGPORT, N. J, 

TNI MV. JOHN 

CBAIO •MR, DA, Hsôr 

Holy Communion—9 ».m. 

11 Bt ill* ^^ €ofniiiiinlofli 

pint Sun* Mcti montli. 

Family Wonhlp .nd 

Sunday SCIMMI MO a. m, 

Sunday, July 24th 

"MMM CaliM 

Of Ood" 

A Short Scenic Ride 

Across the Bridge 

to Longport. 

Per tafttinltMt «Mte

:« ^ f.; IH t) 

mu-< 

fattm?. 

HAVE THE ANSWER 

YOU kEAD NfcXT WEEK'S 

liils^ INC. mmm 

Apostle To The Illiterates 

To Speak In Moorlyn Sunday 

in the Lower Auditorium. 

Fnyar (to the Chapel) 

8:00—Womens Association summer 

a, m.—The E^rty Sendee. TTie meeting. All the women si the church 

I 7 and ^^^îBsonJluff, Dr. Q Eto Rff editor dt of f ud summer guapti an Invited to 

nor Mlra Jeanne V. Bellerjeau 

i mlWble to Qgsri lfc«a.m.—nw.Cnurch genes Bangkok. ThaUanC # 

by appointment Call Oaoei tor all agea, Nursery throut 

Adult Departments. VMtora ahw» ONIOW ClMPIL^Y-TrlB-*ftA 

welcome. Attendance cards give! st. asst AsMy N. 

Special sound-color fllms use for In- 1:30 am—Sunday School In Chapd 

rtructloo periods in aU departments Hall under the direction of Eugene 

mm, Dr. RuB, The Anthem, "When "_"j ££n3Lfi? ^ 

Thou Art Near" J. a Bach, The Ow* Guest •peaker, Dr. 

Chancel Oiotr, The Solo. 'Tear Not AKaander MeBroy. pastor of CaJ. 

Ye. p Israel." Dudley Buck, Helena vary Methodist Church, Bait Orange. 

G. Hand. The Epistle. Romans 6; N J 

*"u' T% -^L^ffi^nLf'S I 

ni KlffchQii 1 

Sl>ectol O"" 1 ' ««anied and direct 

p. m.-uiuier league. oJ ^ ^ „ j ^ ^ ^ ^ Bpeda, mu- 

1:30 p. m.—Chancel Oioir rehear* sic by The Graham Sisters of Philudelphia; 

"Just As 1^ Am." "thi> 

Rosary" and "When They Ring the 

WT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHAPEL Golden Bells. 

iSfc •wwt Whrt jT-f—|- 

•n* Rav. Frank P. MM, S.T.M., 

Offertory, y "Andante Gnuriaco," , Ira 

|P>aMr 

B Wilson Youth Choir, accompanied 

is* a, m.—Church School. by Helen Anne MuUinenux, "Father 

U a, m,—The Service. Trie Sermon, AUniihty" (Pant. AngeUcuf} Oseai 

ibrage Tavern 'The Higher Standard." Pastor Adlet. nuek. 

The Solo, "Enlreal Me Not To Leave Postlude: 

Thee," Nancy Jane Tm, soprano. 

"The Angel* 

• AVWMM, Som«rs Point 

G. Bragsr, 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

FREE PARKING 

m «t- ml WMtoy »v, 

Opaii Dally 1 p-m. to 

Pr—chlng Christ CnKHM, MSM ana 

t Lm — 

1 The Apostle to the Illiterates, 

Serenade. 

PIWT CHUBCH OP 

CHRIST, KWMTIIT 

IM •». »ml Aaburr •*, 

IN. WHIlim Radillffe MIM, Th.M. Sunday Service—(1:30 ud 11 a. n- 

P«tir 

Sund>y Sehoal-eiW ud 11 •. m 

Sunday 

Wadauday CHUM TMtimony—« 

8:30 a, m. Sunday School for theP. 

m. 

Family, Walter N, Peirce, general 

• • • 

luperintendent. Guest teacher, Arthur OCEAN CITY ASSEMBLY OP SOD 

Ruisoil, Olivet Covenani Presbyterian •Hi m. at Bay av, 

Church. 

PnmMlng an Old FuhlMd R*. 

10;4S a, m—Organ Meditation vlval 

8,-n and 11 a. m.—MomJng Worship, tn. Werid'. Only Hap* tar Swvlval 

Nursery tor preschool children In the Rav, Will SdiiMHtar, P.rior I 

Lower Auditorium. Message, "Happinesi 

Through Hunger. 

8;41 p, m,—Christian Endeavor 

Groups. 

?:30 p, m—Organ Meditation. 

T;45j. m—Evening Worship, Me*sagt. 

Rev, R, Hunter Keen. Missionary 

to Indians, Colonxi Film of In. 

dian Work. Director of Music, Mrs, 

Marion Trout Murphy, Organist, 

Miss Gwendolyn QMfleld. Director of 

Cherub Choir, Mrs, Herbert Scsrle. 

Director of Junior Choir, Miss Gwendolyn 

Oldfleld. 

WxtnwUy 

RESTAURANT 

7:4S-Mldweek "Bible Study Hour" 

The pastor continues a series of me* 

i ' _••. AIR CONDITIONED 

cages, "Demonology, Past and Pres> 

Ml SffMt and Wesley Avenue 

"Contltfntty Good" 

: OUR JJnd YIAR 

SERVING 

BttAKFAST . ... 8 to 12 Noon 

, . . 4:30 to 8:30 P. M 

1 

Dr, Frank C. Laubach. world » 

mwried llteracj' mitsionarj', win 

•peak Sunday evening at 7-30 at 

the boardwalk lervice of the First 

MethodUt Church in the Moorlyn 

TBtatie, 

Dr. Laubach began hta literacy 

work among the Stores of the Phil 

Ipplne Isliuxto In 1929. He had eone 

to the Pb!lippln« as a nuMonuy 

with tils wife; m Seely Laubach, 

DUN and teacher, In IM, with 

the dream of working among the 

Moms, II wu not until 1S2§, hawever, 

that the government permit, 

led him to start his work among 

these Moslem people. 

Dr. Laubach found that Hie Morns 

had no written language of their 

own, so, with the help of several 

Panditas" (Moslem priests), he 

jdBBMd the Roman alphabet into 

lie Maranaw language. The Maraniw 

Kolk School was started to teach 

the people to read. Within a few 

months,"there were halt a hundred 

eachers on the mtt. 

When the lack of funds In the de 

iression of the '30's threatened tc 

top the successful Maranaw liter 

y campaign, this chief declared: 

literacy Is the best thing that eve 

(me to Lanao — everyone In m 

lUage who knows how to read must 

each someone else' 

9:45 a.m. —Sunday School. Classes 

for all ages, 

11 a.m. — Morning Worship, Mes 

sage by the pastor, 

7:30 p.m, — Evening Service. Me* 

sage by the pastor, 

Thursday— 

p. m.—Youth Roundup. Musical 

talent. Inspiring speaker from Oiest. 

nut Assembly of God, Vlneland. N, J, 

land, N. J. 

Soybean futures lead advance In 

grains. 

MAIN LINE INN 

1208 CENTRAL AVENUE 

NOW OPEN 

ROOMS AT REASONABLE RATES 

Serving Breakfast Every Day 

^ .«.•««,«««,, tt. 12 Noon »'.• 

e have ANOTHER answer! 

WHOLESOME 

RECREATION 

and LOTS of fun 

FdR ONLY 

1 fcaptlft. 

d C 

drive 

„....-iMlaVt Wwsid il *• Oapi • Sw Mi 

Dr. Frank C. Laubach 

countries. 

For 30 yeari the narM 

Laubach aad the phrase "Each 

One Teach One" Have stirred the 

hearts of millions of illiterates 

some 90 countries of the |rarld. 

For the past 20 years, the "Apoe 

tie to the Illiterates," has traveled 

almost s\x months of each year. He 

has worked on literacy projects la 

K countries with missions, private 

agenda, foreign governments, the 

(J. S. Government and UNESCO. In 

Thus wasa 

total of 274 languages, Dr. Lau- 

am "Each One Teach One." bach and local committees have de- 

Educators in other parts of theveloped 

the teaching primers, so 

Philippines heard about this liter 

that the adults may learn to read 

icy program and Invited Dr. Lsu. 

their own language. 

bach to help develop charts In some One of Dr. Lauoach's present great 

20 other Philippine dialects. On bisconcerns 

to develop literature jot 

way to the U. S. in 1935. Dr, Lauthe 

"little people" who are learn, 

bach stopped In Malaya, Ceylon, In- ing to read at an estimated rate of 

dia, Egypt, Palestine and Turkey, 10 million a year. Literacy htera- 

making initial attempts to develop lure programs have been developed 

teaching charts in languages of these at urnversiHes and special literacy 

houses in India, Pakistan, Egypt and 

the United States, 

Dr, Laubach Is a dynamic person- 

Lutheran Editor ality with a moving message. As 

recentlj- as January IM, nME 

magazine hailed the 'literacy mis. 

sionary's effort to combat the nab 

Here Sunday ional scandal of illiteracy ,'n the 

United states. 

Dr. Laubaeh Kraduafod troni Prtnceton 

University, Union Theological 

Seminary, and holds a Ph, d in 

sociology from Columbia University. 

Six colleges have awarded him hon. 

orary degrees. 

The Reverend Paul A, Friedrteh 

wlU conduc) the service at the Mooi'. 

lyn Theatre assisted by Oeorge Ashton 

at the organ, W. Coition Lawden 

as the song leader, and Arthur 

Abbott as tenor soloist. 

Worship services are held in the 

church sanctuary, Central av, at gth 

St. %i Bilfi and H a.m. Mr. Fried 

rich will pve the sermon, Mr. Ashton 

wUl direct the Oratorio Choir 

in two anthems. 

Dr. G. Eljou Ruff JLJLOW can 

I find peace 

of mind? 

TUB TRUTH 

IN THIS 

CHEATBOOK 

CAN COMFORT TOU 

: tor, ha. Mked ukt all thoM piaa, 

W » «tt^ iflt Ul restro. 

Cov« t4om In by July 24th If po^ble 

Ctorbln Oty 

Ibelr friends to at^ ta morning i^rt, so 

rSuWed but trM 

bpr Conference ai •f*'l?J 

MiwlUday, July 

ST church Immediate. 

W 

- lervlce,. 

Stiff 

;i*» 

jaw 

SCHOOL 

AriiSIc 

Visit Your Beauty Parlor Thiji 

ANDREWS HAIRDRESSI 

0 " ri to ta ""* will be 

E tort ol ft. ehuKO, famedta" 

*,Wfi# Uie tanefflotioii. 

-"SPJSii 1 " 1w » l »« MeUio. 

tog«h *to puu, to & wyi «»,, 

III iHsat ot Oiar ami church aT 

0»to WU^di towup thti* 

Tte» wul be only one itop of X0 

mlnw enroute therefore an mm 

A turkey dumer will he nerved at 

the Oove, 

If you plan to go and ham not 

made a reservation, call Mrs. Snyder 

at Tuckahoe 181, or Mrs, Maiel At 

berteon at Tuckahoe TOW, 

CUnWHÂd, Irhia BuTai HwUti 

COMPLETI BEAUTY SERVICI HARRISON Jewelers 

by ANDREW mnd CLAIM 

955 ASBURY AVINUI IUI PMONI 

||IM 

CW. N. I. 

Phil's Beauty Shoppe 

INSWLULTION 

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HAM STYUNG 

PERMANENT WAVES 

WHiN 

YOU BUY 

RO BOSWELL'S 

BEAUTY SALON 

Formerty Cblre Aleiander'j 

Specializing In Permanent Wu 

75l Asbury Av«. EXport*. 

(Ac-on from Murphy 1 TH« 

on thto predoui Impedimenta but ap- 

Indian Pastor A True Englishman Is Nmvmr parerrtly tbera were no regreta. Even 

at a cro»-road» bui MilM in Uraei, 

"everything rtopn lor tea." 

In Local Pulpit Without Implements For Tea We west to deep that night high 

(I 

above the rtill blue water, of Galilee 

seen. Perfectly Immobile, even as I 

Rev. William Raddifle Allen, pus 

In the Italian Hoeplce of Mount 

W a swiH «f short .rUclx In fussed about reading my light meter 

lor of the nnt ftMbyterian Omrch, 

Beatitude* With the familiar bless- 

wkfeh Hw Iw. Forrw) |. Vaiigh. and getting ready to •ahwt' him, 

announced Out the Rev.and Mr. 

ings of Jena in the Sermon on the 

urn. ramr af Hs4y Trtatty Kpls- swathed from his turban to Ma san- 

R. Hunter Kt«, BUsBlSBJuV »"»!! 

Mount j» h£ had jiald tnem on this 

N|H Owrdi. HJMI M HH6. dals in layer after layer of clothing 

MUM, wiU be the guttt speaker 

very hlil comforting our hearts, we 

in lie Hist Presbyterian Church on 

iWw aat Ma m«aH •! kh n- he fought the sun by Ignoring It. Helooked 

forward to a wonderful fort 

didn't even turn his head to spit at 

Saundsy evening, at T:« o-ektafc 

night with our new Mends In explor 

the Infldei dog who was breaking the ins the «cene» of the Ble»ed Ufe. 

The Rev. Mr. Keen exchanged a 

commandment of Allah by making 

suburban ehurtii near PHladelphifi by Rav, Forrest E, Vaughan an imaae of him fn that little black 

to Initiate a new «tyle mlssioti among 

Dakota Indian communltiea in three 

An ancient arab sittlns In the blaz 

MM. He sat on his folded legs con- •emc OF MIT 

states. Working in a larger porisli 

tag ayn in a tataUy diftereiit Wnd of 

templating the ground before htm as Elberton Ga.-Fbr months, 3, C 

bus station, a primug stove and a tea. 

he patiently waited Ms Kismet. Bun, askmed carpenter and canto. 

which yokes seven Dakota, or Sioux 

et-nmker, nmker, worked on his masterpiece 

pot, a hot, hot, hot has ride with an A nustei of activity behind me 

ehurchei scattered In a roughly 

—hta own cufgn. Wim he died re- 

Israeli speaking English in a French drew my attention and Margy grab, cently thi coffin was •neh a work uf 

drawn cirole up to elghdjtn mUea accent calling out names, mage with bed my camera to get a record of art his family thought Uo much of 

north, east, south, and wot of theaisoaaoons-Jialn, 

Meiiddo, Hebron, "dvutaatteii in the wudemeis," forIt 

to let it go, Mr, Bums was buried 

county seat town ol Stuseton. heNazareth, 

Galilee. 

there on the portable primus stove in an — 

counsels with and aids Dakota pa*. 

ton and minsionaries who speaihend •asm are the memories ol the first 

which every forethoughted English- 

local church programs. He coordin- day In the Holy Land. Our tour with 

man carries with Mm was a tea- YOUR HBAOQUAKTIM WO* 

ates the acUvitia of «he Steseton Fa»ABgIleaii was peheduled tor «ut 

kettle bubbling merrily. Beside It, on 

pariah and of slater parishes cen- days In Israel (based on an Italian 

a packing caw marked with Hebrew AIR RESERVATIONS 

tered at Pioe Ridge, South Data. 

Hospice on the Mount of Beaaiudca to 

characters, stood a teapot, eupb, Lazar TN««I Agancy. lite. 

to, and popular, Montana, 

Galilee) and thai, crossing the harder 

sugar and a tin ot milk. I don't tank I lit, Ttmimii Aw. Atwtc CMy 

A Philadelphia!! by Mrth, Mr. Keen 

at the Mandelbaum gate, eight days 

what part of their precious 34 pounds 

In the Hashemlte Kingdom otJordan, 

of alrtuggage they bad squandered |6.11Sf 

Seminary. Student pastor _. 

one is only 

to cross the 

the Warmuuter Presbyterian Church hrt horder once and to one ldireetinn. 

We 

near Hatboro. Pa., lor two yean were, then begUming the •Israel' part 

while studying at seminary, be be- 

of our Pilgrimage. Joseph K. Veasey 

OTOROLA 

came the church's full-time pastor QnBnarily travellers to a new and 

after his graduation In Ml, distant land have all they can do to 

assimilate the sights, sounds and 

The Rev. Mr, Keen frtB show col- strange ways of that new land. We 

ored slides of the Indian work, and had an additional and equally un 

also, , a message concerning concerningthe 

AWNVNGS 

usual field of knowledge opening up 

Christian witness and responi. to us which we were now called upon 

the Indians. 

to comprehend. That Is the folkways 

of those delightful people, our British CANOPIES 

Cousins, I had never realized (and 

Presbyterian supose no untraveUed American evet 

realizes) just how important a -good 

CAR RADIO 

GLASS TINTING 

cup of tea' is to the average English- 

Women Meet man. It Is more than refreshment: I 

936-938 Asbury Avenue 

Mn. John A. WUSOB, president of 

la comfort, solace and hope. Without 

SPECIAL! 

the Women's Associatton of the First 

writing a treatise on the matter (and 

Phon* EXport 9-0186 

Presbyterian Qmreh, announces » 

there Is more than one to be written 

SERVING SOUTHERN NEW J1RSEY 

•peclal summer meeting of the As- 

a cup of tea is to the average Briton 

sociation will he held to the Lowei 

what that tattered blanket is Mo 

FOR OVER 36 YEAES 

! 5 » !#' 

Auditorium of te Chuich on Thurs- 

Linus', an enduring symbol of securday 

evening, July 28th, at 8 o'd«k. 

ity. 

T*e guest speaker for the even- 

We discovered 8US at a crossroads 

ing will be Miss Jeanne V, •eUer- 

in Israel. The bus stopped because 

JOHNSON'S 

jeau, of tongtok, Thailand, Miss 

the extreme heat of the day (Kham- 

WHATAVAWE! 

UndarOw BeUerJeau has just completed her 

sin, a burning hot wind, had been 

•91 

second term of service as a mission- 

blowing steadily from the .Sahara for 

LAURA NEWTON 

ary in Thailand under the Commis- 

several days and sending tempera 

sion on Ecumenical Mission and Re- 

hires above 100 degrees) had made it 

lations of the United Presbyterian 

(necessary to take on a load of sodas 

,N EVERY BEAWTY1 

H m TM CAR RADIO 

Church Chh In I the h U, SA, 

Sie har 

' and Ice and we were moving around 

In the brilliant sun seeking some 

•XfMrtMMt Ml 

been doing g general g evangelistic shade and a look at local life at the 


work as a member b of the national same Hme, We wandered through 

eonimitteB tor women's work of thesome 

stons and around the buildings 

A» TONE YOU NEED... 

Church of Christ in Thailand, of the little enclosure, smiling at 

Her (work has taken her to many strangers because we knew so few 

HELEN'S 

FOR THE EXTRA S33.eS different cities in Thailand where words to say, before returning to our 

she has met with groups of women little group of English people huddled 

Beauty Salon 

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and discussed with them the prob- by the bus. There we taw two ways 

lems they fan in building Oiristlan of dealing with intolerable situations 

PMMAllHfY WAVIIM MAW TIMTtMC 

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homes and the contribution Chris- --•••'•"-"- ••-* MBit • •• 

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I TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RAMOS In addition to her work In theone 

of the oldest arabs 

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churches. Miss Bcllerjeau has taught 

Bible and Engllih in several of the 

Christian Schools for girls. Miss Blocked or Cubed 

COLES RADIO Bellerjeou was bom In Trenton, 

but call Haddon HelgUM home. She 

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A social time will follow the in- You Serve Yourself 

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spirational meeting. Mm. Paul Niquette 

will be he guest soloist. A!l • • • 

Open WeoaaMaf InBtap hy A 

fte «omen of the church are urged It's another service of Al's 

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gust and friends. 

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owrn M.imtm«iit sf Bwrk Walh 

conslder&uOn of ttds ainesdinenta 

Dr. G. Elton Ruff, editor of Thj 

Lutheran, the weekly newg magadne 

of the United Lutheran Churcb 

in America, will be the Sunday morn> 

ing speaker at both Services of wor. 

ship in St. John's Lutheran Church, 

10th st. and Central av, at 8:30 and 

U a.m. 

Dr. RuB was bom in Dunkirk. 

N. Y,, and studied at Thiel College. 

The Unlveriity^ of Pittsburgh, Ihe 

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and Wagner College. 

He began his writing career wiui 

jtocal newspapers in western Perm, 

sylvanla and served for a time ai 

reporter for the Philadelphia Inouir. 

er. After his ordination he held pa*, 

iorates at Shuvertown. and Schuyl- 

Mil Haven, Pa. In mo he was ealied 

as book editor by the Board of 

PublicaUon of the United Lutheras 

diurch. One of Ms early projects 

in this Job was the Inauguration ai 

the weekly bulletin service now wide 

ly used throughout the Lutheran 

aiurch, with more than 800.000 

copies printed. 

In 1»S, Dr. Ruff became editor 

of The Luthean. A? that time It had 

a circulation of M.000, Last ywr H 

reported nearly 200,000 circulation 

He has also, since 1(48, been editor.in*hlel 

o fthe United Lutheran 

Publication House, has served u 

president of the National Lutheran 

Editors Association and of the As. 

•opiated Church Press. 

He was Knubel Miller Lecturer in 

1361, ajid Is author of the book "The 

Dilemma of Church and State " pub^ 

Ushed In im. He has traveled in 

postwar Europe as fcr cart as War. 

saw. and lenemUy thrpuehout North 

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Robert Ctama. MUM Diane Ckm Sicari Captivates Audience 

J Hendenr, anii- *m and John CTouser, ,.f ptyjadel. 

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Mr. and Mrs. WUllam •fill it ~ 

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JMW Louise BaskwUi, "A husband Ufa. you muM 

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the audience as he eavntb around 

sad uses sly winks and Innuendo 

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CHALLBJGER POWER-PLANE 

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Miss Powell handles this difflcul 

rale in a professional manner earning 

the plaudits of the opening n 

audience, 

Weleomed back alter a three-week 

absence due to Illness is Lea Martin, 

the art crttle In •CanCan' 1 

Kiwaniant Cruit* Rural IbetrMty 

Asriculture, U authority 

SPRING LAKE — Elnctridty has 

statement. More than «0 p 

On 'Flying Cloud' 

reached 99.9 percent of New Jer- 

tioru of electricity to the farm 

haen lWed, ha Mtd. 

The regular Wednesday meeting of sey farnw, giving the Garden Sttt.e 

INLAM51 

Hie Ocean aty KIwanIg QUD WB> a 'flnrt" In toe naooo. Tromiui E 

heM at sea this week 

HJoitoa, chief of th* Futn Electrt- Mks mistakenly think that 

ftoiUon Bnujch, A«Hetil«Mnd Re- election day rooms a. tlrae when 

lie, 

Local Hwaniani and gutMs held 

«nrch ServicerU. sTowtn-nt of 

For a ahow which enjoyed wA their meeting aboard the "FTylmr 

they can elect to (toy home. 

a brief mn an BroBdway "Oat ofCloud" 

tailing rrom Chris's Doefc, h 

This World" Ml »urp^«lDgly high- box lunch was served aboard. Capt 

ly «rjnyabla 

CMs Montagna piloted the erujst 

and took the group to Capt San 

The -ipenlng night auflmee was In Atlantic aty. 

Back Again By Popular 

filven u Mp«cia] treat du during lntermission 

when lovely y Ml** ** * Ula aa 

It was an ideal day for bpattv an* 

Anna a iifnmnm m or r "King "Ki King i and tt, 

several MtitBrs remarked that It tvaa 

ind handsame Ken Park, Pk Emfle Efl de one of the most IntereBtinR Kiwi nit 

Beeque of "South Padflc," thrilled meetlnRg they Jmd pver attended 

the crowd with a duet ot "It's At The trip was delayed sUghtly ta 

R MW Being to Lw/' ' 

tv local KiwaniaiB. one ap 

Brigadoon. Thrte two arttatu will p«»d at the dock waving AM as thi 

team up for a sure to be Mnem. boat puUed out Capt Chris pulled 

bered performance in next week's back Into dock for die late membet. 

ol thm 

production of the Cakt Porter musi- Another start was made and the boat 

cal "Silk Stocking.." which will dose out of the slip when another 

the six week »erie* of mmical pro- late member shouted bom the dock. 

W HI T E H 

M m at the Gateway Playhouse, Again Capt. Chris obliged and tin 

me beginrdng ot August g will ill atari last date member went aboard to 

i of dramas. 

710 OCEAN JMtNtif ^ 

"rtey the trip. 

IUCDUMT 4teift«(fry 

who doubles in "Out of this World 

Art O'MaHey, bridegroom reporter, 

an) Art O'Malley. reincarnated 

Jupiter. 

Also appearing in a co-starring 

rale Is Marcla Harp who plays the 

part jf the bride, Helen, who Jupiter 

has decided to homr with one 

of_hls mam' escapades in amor. 

entire show is Ûy interspersed 

with play on words having 

double meanings and causing much 

hilarity. 

Pram the rousing opener. "I Jupi. Paul Newman finds real love witt IDS Balln la Mark Robson'a 

ler, I Hex," there are many good Twentieth Century-Fox dnemScope, DeLuxe Color production of John 

musical numbers including "Use 

O'Hara's searing novel "From the Tenser," now playing at die 

VUage Theatre, 

Your Imagination," done by Mercury 

and Helen; "I Got Beauty,' 

by Juno and ensemble- "From that 

Moment On," by Helen and Artj Film Fare This Week 

"They Couldn't Compare;" by W 

cury and the girts; "I Sleep Easier LYN 

witti aeOon crowded drama recount 

Now," by Juno, and the touchiiip "I TMay and TamtrrMF 

ing new adventures of Taraui Most 

Am Loved," by Helen. Art Two had "The Lost, World' Is an excftlns of the aim was made in the Britlsl 

wo numbers deservlni mention and le of prehistoric times. The story crown colony and protectorate 

both featuring Juno, the opener Is based on A. Conan Doyle's best Kenya ui East Africa, 

"Climb Up the Mountain," iwith the selling book of the same name. The big screen, big scale color 

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Michael Rennle, Jill St. John, Da- Him stars Gordon Scott as Tartan, 

Ad Hedison and Claude Rains are Jock Manoney, Betta St. John and 

•U it true that it eoit H00 to have among the many stars In this film. introduce!! Qary CockreU. This _ 

your family tree looked up?" Mntfay. T«l*y ani WiJuimy the fifth time Scott has starred m 

"Well, net exactly I paid $5 to "Ice Palace" is Warner Brothers the role of Tarzan, 

have it looked up, and Wto ta big-scale Technicolor film version ot 

it hushed up," 

Bdna Ferber's novel about the nun-VILLAS! 

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SWIMMtNS POOtS come America's «th state, 

from John OUaras novel of thf 

Carolyn Jones, Robert Ryan and same name, stars Paul Newmai 

Chemicals - Repairs Richard BU\-*M Had the t«st. ! and Joanne Woofward. 

AND 

first Eskimo actress to be featured The story tells the tale of Alfred 

in a Hollywood film, Dorcas Bnttver, Eaton from his return from the war 

Weekly Maintenance also stars. 

and the storm of his marriage to 

his promising career as a young 

Wall tt, financier and his final renunciation 

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Anthony Perkins, Jane Leigh, 

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.•iolence threatens at every turn. 

Viewers are asked not to reveal Ui# 

trick endimt. 

Mark Twain's "The Adventnrei of 

[ucideberry Ptan," one of the most 

jeloved storira of all time, is now 

ntnemaSmne and color, Archie 

Moore, world's light heavyweight 

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Tony Randall and 13-year*Id Eddie 

Hodges as "Huck." 

Michael Curtis directs the action 

based on a screen play by James 

Lee Much of the filni was photographed 

on location on and near 

California's Sacramento River which 

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Brnest Hemingway once laid of 

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Mm," 

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IMay and Tenwmw 

•Kereules Unehaiiied," gtarrlng 

n Reeves, is a powerful drama 

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Mrtorial HomHtal nod kit 

'-'-* About 100 nmta and 

i from tbe TYC took part. 

—i enjoyed a delightful 

_ 

Jilts CS1 S 

Cfcok Bolopia - 

Cfcmk Liv.rwKfi! 

FROMFAfiMTQ YOU! 

fXriM MK0f WESTERN PINK MEAT 

CANTALOUPES 

A'P Beans f,. c ;:*:v eac.i 

A*P Slrawberries I 

LMMMlIt •-%- 

DeviW Crabs ,r. 

Morioa't Frill Pie* 

••USHU» 

OR lATHHt 

PALMGLWE 

AIMdai Is 

Plastio Banlages ^ 

AssoriN Pittro CoMt 

ANN 

PAGE 

,„„. _ HIGHER: 

T:% I ICEBERG LETTUCE,^2 : 25 

~ 1 1 JERSEY TOMATOESm 2- 25 

^ B FRESH PEACHES ,;^ 3 29 

i 

2 Si «• 

3 • S 1.00 

MINTHOL OR 

MftULAIt . 

Sparkle 

ream Cheese %* 2^23' ^27' 

I tttUmik ' BHiiC Crarfvtaw " ' 

MftTge Eg|95 IrownSWh:,. 

Crestmont Ice Cream 

Contadina TOMATO 

in '/4-Ib. 

prlnh. Ib. 

A*P Pineapple Jake 3^79- 

Swlff'i S E » Chicken 3v. £ 9* 

M 

Cerawria flow • 

CaroliM Bic« 

MaraH HaikiM 

MlW.ndM.l)ow Rtehwd^liodM jpnoui and Winay 

Eight O'Clotk Red Circle Bokor 

Marcal TtiW Tk«« 

JANE t CRKEti HAt - - ^. 

JANE fARKBR PLAIN 

:?W 

•: i

I* 

F|F««M«a>M|> 

t*. « 

 

^^StatoUmfcra advanced to tht \m atekU rompsi bane with tbe week waa tbe wont tWa 

second round by virtu* of their fint. 

talk ft tie guMnttry ot 

round win over Mapl* Shade. M. 

only scon by tba Nat aa 

*• wai 

•bark to John Acker, ot Haddonfkld. 

Jack Mathl. won hU lecsnd BUM of «rron In tbe second franW aymt- to make fishing history. JM Matt, tbe flosaden tmwî»mmm,^ 

this weskt The uirteti 

r the aw as Saplenzo't of Somers ed the shutout and momantarUy flaV* of Philadelphia, rented a boat MM 

IB at ntne- «red 35 Inches 1H«T and weighed one- 

a M wta over Galloway the Ptumbers the lend. 

Aochorin' Nut on a»timl«y and 

Layton. of pound. - • - 

AlvaiMB Rfflnd hla third wBH B iBes BB Bl# « •CBn9 w 

with tbU 

The Point nine clinched it mound defeat wltbout a win, 

^ Wet. IM 

«rd wjttnnf»i by Joe IfcWemS 

" ^J^S J^feS ** *"*•RarrsasB, 

af Tnooi*. Pa., also pulled 

• I 111 • 1-1 

Lyle Alverson. Iflkt Hamilton Char- 

time* drifted. Wheo he returned In a beck brwasw. Kerrlcan camfct 

HJ Shackleford, MatnU. and MM iieiiM the sun nJnHn* low hto boat was •a eguifpiHma, JMUHJUIGI! aaimmmr 

Hatt. The sljt one-baggeni accounted 

filled to lha tfunwalea witb BO sod hauled ttt flag to Ed Corlnan's 

tor all (he scores. wMle Mathls 

flounlersi ____ 

for tbe wehjhln; 

doubled in Hughes hi the flflh for the 

Jos WM Just as astonished at Ms lit* «•."! t* -a" tMW INVESTMENT MONEY? 

SECURITIES 

HESS, GRANT ft 

We hav it! 

REMINGTON, INC. 

New Tern MM 

rMKNTTH BROAD ffTwsWT 

PWLAMI.PMIA », M. 

Mortgage lean CamtpondanT tt 

I bedrooms, 2 tfle baths, living room, dining room, O,l 

KIMOSHY 

kitchen with refrigerator, dinette, recreation room, 

BLOOMFIELD SAVINGS BANK 

powder toon, garage, automatic lawn sprinkler, IV 

BLOOMRELD, NEW JiRSEY 

tower, Venetian blinds and flipM. Combination storm ARTHUR L BATTW 

Mwr mam uictn sunnui wnm MM 

windows and screens. GO teat. Deluxe brick frame split MS BRIGHTON PLACE 

MMKM Ovar $lOOAOOA)pO 

level. 79* frontage with docks. All in excellent condition. Pheo««Cport 9^X234 

Liberal financing can be arranged. Choic* location. Evening* and Was* 1Mb 

! 

triple tor Ralston was the big bit 

38 ARKANSAS AVENUE 

of the game. 

Bloom Rail MaM 7 112 111-14 

Shown by Appoinfment. Phone EXport 9-177fl or 9-1307. 

RalstcaDrvos • 111 • 1 a-4 

Unwood Sports Center moved into HARVEY W. ADAMS 

Orit place with a 12 9 win ovar the 

Ralston DruK» Wednesday. The leu 

ol the Point Diner to NorttfleW 

Braves moved the Unwood nine 

ahead ol tbe Diner Into the top spot. 

Barry SmMi pitched ana tost, but 

PREAMBLE 

ted all batten with a polr of hits. 

Jimmy Muhoney was the winner u 

TO THE CODE Of ETHICS 

he lasted the Druggists barrage all 

the way. 

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS 

lype« of laaMS from whicB 

1 1111 I MI to ebeote tbe oee nott ftttlea 

• |NDER ALL Is the land. Upon Iti wise utilization and 

to y»jp eeedi. Tbere ore fear 

Tbe Mainland AU-Stan will attempt 

| J widely allocated ownership depend tbe survival and 

(tyle« priced from $10,400. 

to advance to the third round ol the 

^*? growth of free Institutions and of our eMMntton, The 

Wstrirt 1 Pony League of New 3mm 

Realtor la the inMrumentaHty through which ttaa land resource 

tomorrow Mi they t«vel to Olttlda, 

of the nation reaches Its highest use and through which land 

ownership attains Ita highest distribution. He Is a creator of 

homes, a builder of cities, a developer of industries and produc- 

LOOK FOR THE 

tive farms. Such functions impose obligations beyond those of 

ordinary commerce; they impose grave social responsibility 

HOBBYHORSE 

reerec 

and a patriotic duty to which the Realtor should dedicate him- 

•IMM 

self. The Realtor, therefore, Is zealous to maintain and improve 

WHEN YOU WANT 

court* «t IN door. i#t# 

the standards of UB calling and shares with his fellow-realtors 

boy fliMiJi •9E€HH) 

a common responsibility for ita integrity and honor. In the inter- 

TO BUY. RENT OR 

pretation of his obligations, he can make no safer guide On 

Oat which was handed down through twenty centuries, em- 

Sal REAL ESTATE 

bodied In the Golden Rule: 

-'. '•*.--;.. -J.~,-- 

CAREY'S 

at IMi It. DIM17I 

HANEY LLOYD CHATT1N 

Itlf Aabury Am DC MOM 

CqtONIAL REAITY 

27M Asbury AVK DC 9t43W 

FRB4CH REAL ESTATE 

f AHMMki A«-- 

1914 

DfflKT MNJCnON MORRMI 

SEASHCJftE 

BUILDING and LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

409 IIOHTH STMrr 

TRI-CITY MORTOAOI COMPANY, INC. 

Iff Utot Mnfli llnct...OMan aty, N. J. 

IXpw! V-t543 or lUxftri* 4^774 

WHATSOBVIR YI WOULD THAT MEN SHOULD DO 

UNTO YOU, DO YE ALSO UNTO THEM 

ACCEPTING THIS itandard as MB own, every Realtor pledges 

himself to observe Ue spirit in dealings and to conduct his 

business hi accordance with the Code of Ethics adopted by the 

National Association of Real Estate Boards. 

* •*# 

Brought to You M a PUBLIC SERVICE by Th«w REAITORS 

SAMUtH B GOfF, Jr 

Mil Cmtnl Am IX VMM 

I. LESLIE LAWRENCE 

4801 Cmfnl Am, EX 94014 

MAXWB.L-BWNCTT 

1117 Aafewy A**. • 

ROBERT L. MONIHAN 

Mnd IK * CMttral I 

SCOTT tBAlTY CO 

614 Mi St. •X« 

0 

•00 

FHAMOJN 

EDMUNPl, 

•10 

•f- 

1 n

indvdo: 

P«o«*nf£ W.'v. tahn top 

Wv. uM. Tl-y-r. .1 

*t » 

Raymond togi, of Mab, 

ittttfltatu WIJD icfCfwo imvic, rod 

WcmiTa, SocMy 

Ics of Ibe. P 

Church. 

TH* OCEAN CTTV SENTINIL-LEDQSR 

hy 

Christian Seiy- 

OHM PeUlattd, of CortUn Chy. Mn Lucy Higbee la vMttaR Mr the New York av. School of Somers 

vt the dilldm} with pony rides. and Mr*. Clarence. Hlgboo. uf SanPoint. 

In chaise of the afialr wen Rob- Rafael, CallL. where she arrived by 

lert Hantepen, Frank We. plane. 

The uns will state Out the amotuits Bids wiU be received at the August 

I Amcndt, of Petrrtbutf, Milton Wood, 

tor debt service will be due In ameeting 

lor the construction of ath- 

of Tuckahoe; and Dominic Dctro, 

30-day period with the current ex. letic fields at the school site. These 

| Greenfield. 

arras will include a baseball din. 

Thf complete proceeds will be 

KONSCHAK 

OcewOfy 

•TV' 

Regional Board Proportions 

Debt Service, Expense Costs 

The event will take place on the 

lawn at the home at Mm. ficulan 

BMricfcen, on Route 80. Petersburg. SOMERS POINT — The Mainland A eommnniratlon was rcedvei 

tyUd ty VMd*, V , clothing, g, p i Reônal , Board of Education passed (rom the Mainland Junior Chamber of 

jetttea, canned d good* and producea 

nxnioo to bill the three mainland Commerce offering its services for 

will be on «ok>. Mn. Mildred Do- communities tor their portions of any particular project the Board 

ftavtn i» xhilrtnan, of the sole. Pro- debt service and current expenses for 

might deem suited for a civic organi. 

cab will be retained in the WSCS 

zaliun. Hie letter was referred, to the 

the new Regional High School. Auth- 

superintendent lor ttUdV. 

oriiation wag completed at the nionlh- 

!>• meertoB of the Board Out week In Mn, Mary Peter and Mr. John D. 

rttterson were named the Regonnl 

Board representntivM to the National 

School Board AssocUition.- 

I placed In the heating fund. 

I LIB* nfTsTKTMN KLKHJK KLIM 

Mr. and Mrs Robot Lee, of Route 

». Petenburg. entertained the Kll . 

que Mub at their home over the , **"??• »&** Youn Mr. and Mrs. John Schwcibte and 

CU-ilfled DUpUy AdvertttlBC — ia.00 tm hff 

sons. John and Robert, visited hi-r 

brother, Mr. and Mrs. WllUom White, 

cense amount to be paid In install- 

of Northeast, Md., on Saturday. ments from July to December. •Mod, a football field, and a cinder 

LOST 

Robert Schweiblnz returned home The following are the amounts for track around the football arm. 

Saturday after enjoying u week va- which each city will be billed. Semer* Bills totaling 0 m R were orcation 

with tin- Boy Scouts at Camp Point — C2M,n, current expense, dered paid. 

fOmhle. 

and M0,327.*i, debt g«vice; Unwood 

— J9,fi85 66. cuRent expense, and 

1 K «»> 

- Ina Moore, accompanied by J32.828.15 debt service: and Northfleld OBITUARY 

, pi y Mm, 

ORDER EABLY - - - 

Guests include Joseph Brown, Ju- M. Hearon and Mrs. Gertrude Hea- 

— JIO.021.25. current expense, and 


lantta McDuffy, Mr. and Mn. James ton. of Goshen, returned home thic 

mmM for debt service. 

CONVENIENT 

Keuy , Bailta Cbnway, Sarah Evans, week after cnjqying a two weeks 

Matthew Smith, ^PKSFT 

Vivian Small, Art •aker, WUhelmlna vacation In Florida. 

Mirw-i B«utty 

swon, m 

HUtUM FOODS NardsM, Juartta Jackson, Ardelt Mrs. Anna CUonl, of BeUeptain; 

lanien Feint, 

Ftione w 

ti POULTRY 

Harrison, BiUle Nealy. Donald L. Mn, Mary Mayahura and son, Mar- Cape Protects Retired Fireman 

I Gore, Oyde S, Turner, Evelyn Brice, tin. Mm Donthy Bugansld and 

C1IBCK"Ml ADVANTAGES — Top 

ICECREAM 

I Mr. and Mrs. jama Jeter, WllUam children, Ulllan. and Jama, of Wood, 

Matthew H. SmiUi. of SIS Wsley eoinmlHion convenient houn, vsly^ 

H. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Donald bines MrtDorothy atonl and daugh- Cost $344,866 av., a reflred city fireman, died sud. lla'tnraining, 

your joi own g 

friends, t irarli! I Sell 

SHOP IN COOL COMFORT 

Crews and Marie Russell, of Newters, 

Diane, Ondy and LJixta, were 

denly Tuesday morning at his home, aouneuefc PWI AUMile aw 

York; Martha D. Henderson, and recent visitors In Atlantic City. New Jersey counties have spent Mr. Smith retired from the Oceun save tun and phone. 

Stephen Henderson, of St. Albans, Mr and Mrs, Frank Giampa. of nearly HO million on capital Im Oty fire Department In April, 1953. 

EMU'S DELICATESSEN 

L, I,,- mfleata Biqmi and Harold Avalon. were guests of her brother, provement In ttie past six ymn. after 71 ye*r§ of service. He was a 

Smith, Of Bronx, and Sugenle Blunt, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hmadrpen, Sat- Covering major governmental 

g g 

native of Philadelphia, but had lived MALI HELP WANTED 

of N. y. C, 

urday. 

outlays 

tl y f 

for such 

h 

purposes build bild here since dhlldhood. 

Mn, Mary Schwelbinz and daugh. 

AVMIU* EXport 9-0724 

ramMUM wscs 

I Ings. land, d bridges, mad d machinery He is survived by his wife, BUsa. SALES 

ter, UUliin, were recent visitors in 

TO HObB BAZAAR 

and similar long-lived items, the heUi; two sons, Matthew, jr. of GOLDEN 

Sen Isle City. 

I August II is slated for the Ancombined 

capital outlays of all Ocean City, and David, of South 

Mn. Bertha Qmsy. of PhUadel counties in 1959 alone totaled near Hampton, N.J.: two daughters, Mrs. 

OPPORTUNITY 

phia. was a guest of her sister, ly ni M million. This contrasted Elizabeth Pfieigi and Mrs. Barbara Ocean City Are* 

TORno: 

M-Sgt, and Mn. Eugene RadeeH with the average annual expendi- Alvarez, both of 0 Heeffcer Read 

•Ml&M 

— Candidate, for Frwhold.rt — 

Fred C Barthehness Dr. Mot j. Furey 

MIHebnM AVMH 

NWIh CpeMUy 

f Sheriff i^ 

W I. OrckM ftati 

WIHweKOwt 

—. fw Coroner «— 

Us YOU. County-You SHOULD Hm A 

Voke In Its Operation! 

Thh for 2-Party 

and b* SURE you do I 

VOTC 0POOU11C ON HOVEMBER 8! 

paid, for by Roy S. Fanon. 

Ruby May Morley 

Ruby May Morley, of ZOO Bridge 

,, Dreml H1U, pa., died suddenly 

Monday at her summer home here, 

^M Ashury av, Bie had been resid. 

ing here since Stay. 

SurvlvuiB are three daughters, MB, 

Wriam Uma, of Drexel HUl, and a 

son, Milton Morley. of Glenolden, Pa. 

Interment wa* in Arlington National 

Cemetery, Arlington. Va. I^cal arrangements 

w*re by the Qodfreyimith 

Funeral Home, TO Central av. 

Sue Ruby Clalber 

Sue Ruby Oalber, ol 3UI Engltwood 

si., Haladelphla, died Tuesday 

morning at Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Mrs, Clalber formerly raided here 

at 8U Wesley av., taking up her 

Philadelphia residence about IS years 

ago. She summered here ever since, 

a« Is survived by a daughter. Mrs. 

May Ferguson, of Philadelphia. Interment 

was in Arlington Cemetery, Delaware 

County, 1%, Local arrangements 

were by the Godfrey-Smith 

Funeral Home, Hi Central av. 

J 

PUBLIC SERVICE 

Mill 

PHILADELPHIA 

CAMDEI 

HtDNi 

OCOII CITY TERMINAL 

NhMh St. MMI AMeatM A«*. 

Tamfc «< Harni Mreet 

•HONI tin 

Classified Advertij 

AdmrMMnaiti far UMM ashOBH skpttU be to 

Scntind-Lwllier NOT LATER THAN NOON u_ 

TUESDAY PUBLICATION wd NOON WBDNESDAY 

PUBUCATION. man* EXport MM4 w (MM06. 


One Time, SS Words or Le» ..,,, ,.,, 

m Mr wort «e»dnn 38 word.) '" 

Ad Running S Consecutive TlmM, wlUj 2» 

Aos Requiring Boj Nat 

— All Classified Advertising Cash, 

Cow mailed in, glna to reprewnutlVM or 

eniuU, »fUiT BI ACCOIBANnro BY D I B W 

«vw cost. Copy accepted over phone u court**, Q 

to cuônjer. Remittance BIUM be In heron - 

tor enpitnl Improvements last year 

Post, American Legion, 

SeniiMnplm (Ml 

totaled 1344,868. This contrasted with 

Point, 

MR L. GILLILAND 

an average annual expenditure Surviving are his wife; Elizabeth; 

M9,726 between UN and 1968, when a ion, Craig; a brother, Ernest, ALLSTATE 

capita] spending aggrented J24S.631 of OoUlniswooa; three sisters, Mrs. INSURANCE CO. 

tor the live-year period. 

Bart Watt and Mrs. Jack Sommere, 

both of Media, Pa., and Mrs, Walt- Mountain av., Murrey Hill, N. J, 

er Hoffman, of Oulfport, Fla. 

&rviet accepts British Ids at testban 

parley. 

Funeml servfees will be eonducted 

Monday at 10 a.m. at the 

w nnd mod^n kitchen. 

1 tie,00 month, heat and hot wvier Included, 

call ow*er EXport 9-3SH or 

our own brotcdi-, tX »reh Also i^.».ii7 imms . 

ley Avc , pbsna £Xean &-47U. 

towns. Ul* iKWder raama and 

&1 Ocaao in. TOO Noorlyn 

Phone BXport sme!B-J: 

TWO BEDROOMS. »t BLOCK from tl 

tfuarded —,^--. teach T,—0 Vrft par week. 

Available ible now to July 33. Also one 

week August 3nd week, Contut 

Paschall. ifrae Aibury Av*.. or Dhooe 

EXport 9-1393-R. tJB 

room) _ __ — , «.«_ 

rs Sath house with hot and 

SOUTHERN lIOTEt.. S» EUl 

LLarge aparunent (or rent for August COTTAGE 3 bedroom., a baths, 

nd seubnnbrr sleeps 6 to 8 

nine room. Kltttien 

Street 

APARTMENT, NICELY PUKNISHKO 

l>lvlng room, bedroom, kltdien and 

bath. Aviuiable' October 1 to April 30 

Oil heat. *5S per month. Bo* No 

l^d 

1ST AND CENTRAL. 

or montnlv »30 per waaj 

5oTiy? > "-» **

SPECIAL, 

tow aim »IN* MUUMENDII 

N rait ONLY 

6s38 p. m,—Covered dish supper. 

7:13 p. m.—prayer meeting 

• 9 * 

ST. JOHPM'S «. C 

(Mr, MM A. PIUWIM, Faster 

iMtJay 

«:», 7:4i, 9 10, It a. m, and 

noon — MgsH, 

SaNrriay ' 

4:15 to 5:30 and T:U la 8:30 p. 

—ConfesBioru. 

Mir 

7 a, m—Mass. 

LINWOOO COMMUNITY 

(ttv, WlUUm Cmw NMr 

Smdiy 

9: 45 a. m.—Church School, 

11 a. m.—Morning Worship. 

6:30 p. m,—Junior Yojung People, 

7:30 p. Jo.—Evening Service. 

TWO 

tnohel 

6:30 p. m.—Youth Choir rehearsal 

1:W p. m.—Prayer rneethie,. 

1:30 p.m.—Official Board. 

Tkuffday 

6:30 p. m.—Junior Choir rehearsal, 

- • * # 

•ETHEL METHODIST 

In. A. R. Hwiiridn, taNr 

9:45 a. m.—Meming Worship. 

11 a. m.—Church School. 

• * # 

CENTRAL MITMMIfT 

•w, SMMKI* JMUn, PaMr 

Sunday 

9:30 and 11 a.m.—Morning Worship 

i:S) and 11 um—Church Nursery, 

8:30 n, m.—Church School. 

8:45 p.m.—M.Y.P, 

1 p.m.—Evening service, 

B:4S p,m,—Junior Choir rehearsal. 

BENDIX 

SHEETS 

ONCE! 

m thin in am Othtr ijitoto 

p , p 

state controlled institutions. The wort JJJJ 

products include auto mm. tiuto. "* 

•Mtfty 

10 a, m.—Morning Worship service. 

Church nursery provided. 

fiilS a. m.—Sunday school with a 

elan fa Tevery age, 

7 p. is.—Intermediate Youth Te 

lawship. 

C. of C, MMfina Monday 

UPFBl TOWNBrnp — The Upper 

Township Chamber of Commerce 

will meet Monday evening, at 6:30 

p. m. in the social room of the Tuckahoe 

Methodist Chuixh No notices 

sire betas mailed for the nweUrM 

but members are asked to maj»> 

reservations with President RaipSi 

Baum, Those unable to attend the 

dinner are urged to attend the business 

meeting at 7:45. 

m » 

ture, elMhet, machinery, mattresss 

and many other itenis. 

Workshops ore set up in the state 

prisons which teach trades to all tho 

men who show an Interest, When 

these men are released they are 

fitted to enter tho various fields because 

af this training. 

Men accumulate paints for good 

behaviour, DO accidents around the 

machines and no breakage of maehliter. 

Many times die prisoners accumulate 

100 days leave with these 

points thereby shortening their sen. 

tencet. 

The speaker explained that •tMj 

Cuba's rural reforms Imperil economy. 

19WPHJLC0BWWK-AUT0MAG1C-WASHER I 2 SPEEDS - 2 CYCLES 

"- • PHILCOÊHOIX"V)SQOUNT" WASHER 

WITH TRADE 

w nujIKJpieirjr 

T nsMAf ictin 

• 2«yd« 

•*-M IWfc upteit? 

• MtffMt dhpMttr 

• Om-yMriwnHy 

ELECTRIC 

• Chokaoltnjhmd 

ftasi tMpmium 

* One-y«ir 

i 

i a commercial basis, All|yer 

used by the state iwti- —" 

BERMUDA 

by Jantzenft 

3.95 to 10, 

by Manhattan' 

2.95 to 9. 

• SLACKS 

r, 

Blends & Worstet, 

5.95 to 19.95 

• SWIM TRUNKS 

b Jtfcci 

• CABANA SfTt f 

by Jftstzen & C 

S.fi - I 

733 ASBURY AVENUE PHONi EXport 

Open Friday and Saturday Evenlno , 

753 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE EXport 9-0682 

CLEARSÛTALL 

FAMOUS LABEL 

SUMMER DRESSES 

OPEN 

Our Mat Askedôr Arniual 

No "corner"...Ho odds ami 

Our Entire Stock Takes Price 

Every Wanted Style «>d Color 

... In Every Wanted She! 

Your Prdcl Y 

OCEAN CITY 

Telephone EXport W)304or MM5 

Orp/»on >Adopfed By Summer Couple 

rfgy 

«t New York 

jn* it the M puna by 

tai fumnwr PMidents ol 

KWStanford. It* 

mating between Angrlo 

JV adgpted American par. 

i BJ ttgHsh and aeeem- 

•rt iUnetlcan who spate 

Angleo heard the firs* 

Bt* pamirj. Dr. and Mm, 

arc each second generation 

• el ItaUan descent, and 

W»hngu8ge8 fluently, 

jeny amaratd family left 

,nirt by taxi and went to a 

gTltiw *oi* BPW, where 

^regtatered. AngeJo 1 ! flnt 

wiildi he now consumes wltB 

t jood night's rest in Man- 

^ QmeuM left by car foi 

JOB than 24-houra after 

: United States, Aneclo 

th beh of "Amerl. 

y that on the ride 

Wtk th* mt 

" —— to push aU the buttons 

urd, of course he was 

•|» saJety's sake. 

iMy of how the family came 

UH Muted nearly five 

tm mm fee doctor and bis 

* » trip to Europe, Includ- 

WMk in Rome they visited 

,. -, Tta .» iw! J?"?^ *? al * an y h e h M known ta'fiie first #lght years" of 

Ift .*»• T1 « r •« "U* hu life,—Onunfer Studio photo. 

tlrt was turned over in mats for an adoption. This wan about ft» of the hazel eyed, sandy haired 

'Htm Ov arAved back «« same time they bought a home fair skinned boy, as weilas other 

It lias dUcussed nere for vacation, and also to be background data. 

£, ta ,^ U 1i Kw ^mST^ 0 '' e ° USi0 - Mm - *»•" Oorsdlos wanted Angello to 

tte Chun*, the »^ »"• the worst way and arrangement 

m W S couple ware r^vel^ta^grJShêaf ^ ^ *"«* "»«* »" "» «»** 

"as proper par. June, when the orphanage sot 

y I 

automobUes bounding over the pa. The fugitive disappeared at Sth st. F»"*n> *• KtaB ««i 

ment to come to rest ngnlnst the ,-ind police have thus far been unable • * M MM j"»* Jury, 

proojctive fence in front of a fruit to locate Wra, A warrant has been Wllrt „,„„ » .^ 

sti«d, according to Police Clrlef limed and tlMiearch has been fanned fjfSS^TS'S ^ 

William H, imith. out by poUee ova- a wide area. ESTS ^.r ^ 

Everw J. Rueh, «, of HarH»r«n,, •• — %J^SS~ ^ * 

going south A» 

J *» T - a *"'' "• B 001 "« .•*»» • led *"X • aelpbJa, and there were two pasMi. 

the path of the train at the cr,t>MM, 

/ 

Jftaw Dmter. of Bel' 

fireman on the tryJ- 

y w^ 

Deshûrn palMW 

and apply and effar 

•TOP IN PON 

Po.IHv.ly Could Net B« Duplicate 

For Asking Prin 

I bedrooms, 2 tfle baths, living room, dining room, GM 

kitchen with refrigerator, dinette, recreatton room, 

powder room, garage, automatic lawn sprinkler, TV 

tower, Venetian blinds and drapet. Combination atorm 

windows and screens. Ou heat Deluxe brick frame iplit 

level, 79' frontage with docks. AU in exceUent ponditton. 

Shown by AppolirtnTnK PkwM EXport 9>I771 or 9-1307. 

Ihe drtvp wa. 

v,«n Mt»»., 

bB ° oeBB ° ^ ^ ^ d l »« «• man. 90. of Philadelphia: Miss taw- MMllfieil, Jr., O 

""f"* •o win 8 operaUon, accord, ease will now have to be reheard night. He will 

ÊM Crash 

ir " Woman 

APPll l 

WA 

companion «>aa 

riday aftemoMi 

^(irora the rea 

.poU reported 

tf the spine. Her 

E. Wgel, », 

> the car whidi 

Bay av. 

.B b the same 

p 

d for a headache 

action of the col- 

1 Jr. 39, of 9 W. 

, Poiat* was the 

i which allegedly 

La red light had 

I irged with care- 

•rdwalk 

•ote out on 

block within ^ 

moagr aftemona 

734 Asbury\^t wu reported 

• '!,*ik and the 

. Damage 

m nm chtat I CharJe. 

North American 

tl" 

•mat elnb. Ml Wa rk mads a clean 

ato on of the three title events and 

H larg- ad the competition trim a total ol|b»d 

tttVd 2 M points, the lowest l '"'"""" " 

under the low point i 

Desire, MUB Wark is alto the NaUonal I veqtkm. 

7~" Women 1 * champion, a title " 

leensecurlve year, stm flnbdied the 

last race Sunday better ban 200 

yards ahead of her nearest rival, 

Sally SchratJer from Spray Beach 

hracMaub. 

b f G y , 

wfnfa 1 ani Ocean 'Oft? In „,„_,, ^gg, M 

Bfll Wark, IS, her brother, placed * *. ^ 

ttttB in the Junior class cnampion teB *,^51^ 

ship for MoM, A student at Hav- I* Ttaitfrt 

ertod. be placed fourth, third and «n«a»Mfc»I 

second in the rac« Mday and Bun- «o. will 

day, Sandy R*ma, of Spray Beacn. °v °ms served 

hard, also of Spray Beach, .was sec-IOves won the 

Jim Greenfield, a , 

I or from, Cooper River Yacht Oub, tast year's event' 

Samuel C, Reynolds, *. of «T yean. - 

Simpson av., has been held for the aty |n 

a n e ^^ County Grand Jury on a u J( 

5 K a gsSSuaS 

WMcll begins at 8 o'clock. at Court House. Reynolds was arrest 

- • 

guilty and bail was forfeited by a 

third man who failed to appear at 

the morning court session yesterday, 

a claims adjuster, was arrested for 

of not guliar but was Biied W 

' State Alcoholic B«v 

— -mashed into n parkel |_, _,„ ^ . ^ ^ 

lutomobile Saturday on Asbury av. * **«»«»«•. * 

Wesl Va " W 8 « W wltTcS. jwewe 

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U» automobile. He told police the tarn, 

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office of a doctor. ** »»~— .— '—— 

of (be car which rammed tna one 

driven by Mr. MscFarUnd, police 

Mid. He was charged with oareles* 

Hudson and oo-atar Doris Day Wet* 

driving. 

M0ORLYN 

both voted the top box office attrac- 

The parked car» are'owned by TMar ••* 

tions of their respective »exe* In a 

Mardn L. Wefchans, of Upper "Ice Palace" Is Warner Brothers 

Darby, and Jam* Welchans. of 4213 big-*cale Technknlor flhn VentOD at TneBiMMUJ «t»jy, aet ta New New 

£S£y7v! Damage to p— — Edna Farbefa novel about the «m- York Oty. opens with h RRock 

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vehicles was estimated at 

lng of Alaska and the struggle ot becoming hitter 

police. 

tills grout northern trildprao n become 

America's 48th state. 

Summering In Rttort 

Carolyn Jonas, Robert Ryan and 

Richard Burton head the cast the 

Mrs. Val RW«e and children. Bob- 

tint Eskimo actress to be featured 

bin. DUnna end Sharon, ol Rialto 

In a Hollywood film. Donas Browsr. 

GUlf., are spending me summer with 

also sjais. 

Mrs. Ridge'* parents. Bar and Mrs. 

William W. Cafflldy. of 1410 West av. 

Mrs Ridge report* that the temper Ttanby. Fridfl m* W # 

Bture In Rlulto hns been 118 degrrca 

"Psycho," starring Anthony Perfor 

several days This Is the highest 

Idns, Vera Miles. John Oavln Bfld 

in 30 yean 

Janet Leigh, Is one of U« moat «htUJmg 

mysteries ever product Producer 

Alfred lUtchcock has «>anxl 

SOTRUKI 

Many n man i» proud of hla father 

no expense to make the film as real- 

and mother merely because they are 

istic ta possible. 

the parents of a flnc fellow like hlm- The plot opens with a robbery and 

self-Beacon. Naval Shipyard. Pull a murder and the pace never slows 

until the dosing scene Hltchwx* derived 

the story bom a book by Robert 

Bloch. 

Mark Twain's "The Adventurei of 

Huckleberry HUB," one of the rooit 

beloved stories of all time, is now 

In Cinemascope and' color, AreWs 

Moore, world't Bgfct hea¥yweiBi« 

champion, makes his debut u an 

actor In this picture which also stnrs 

Tony Randall and U.year-dd Eddie 

Hodges as -'Huck." 

Michael ana areets tte action 

based on a screen play by James 

Lee. Much of Uie «lm was photo. 

graphed on location on and'IWBr 

CSUfomlii'B Sacramento River which 

today Is more like the Mls»l«sl»pl 

of Mark Twain's era than la OB 

Mississippi itself. 

finest Hemingway once laid of 

Mark Twain's classic, "all modem 

American literature eomes from one 

book by Mark Twain called Huclde. 

berry Finn." 

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Thundty, PrMay «t tanntty 

"Pillow Talk" Is tin Brat comedy 

role ever taken by Rock Hudson. 

Je » w " tl Its regular We. 

at tbe-Voutfa; ( 

attended and < 

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meetlnf-all because they shar« a 

Known 

telephone party Una- 

Bach week Is 

MWP 

erent locality 

Tfdavaad Tamarraw 

affair will honor _ 

"from *» Magnlfioavt" comn ihe dances are *x> 

Man tha he«t of tfce AfHosn J«ngle root and roU 

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viiea to cune < 

crown colony and protectorate of ox anncing utn 

Kenya hi East Africa. 

loose wcuraig 

The big screen, big scale colorappropriate 

Dim stars Gordon Scott as Tanan. nutted. 

Jock Mahoney, Betta St. John and 

mtrodnca Gary OockreU- Thl» is A>lllY 

imiirn 

the fifth time Scott has starred hi iireece. 

the rote of Tarsao- 

TharMlay. Frtday aM fMntay 

"Ulster Roberts" Is UDed ai one 

of the most successful comedies of 

recent yean. Jamei Cajpiey, Jack 

Lemman and William Powell all star 

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The movie was photograpbed in 

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"From the Tmraee," adapted from 

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o* Aval*n.i*|ttijft 

the (Mrnlt City Yacht OdJb the 

II lapai f over Wrt ttte tbreedsy hy period pd 

wen an WP) under near Ideal 

wwtbn aMVa*, (My otaoe did 

the wfad dteANtn. Saturday morning. 

Hi, salttioatc In four dam* 

wa» beoalnM wtthout a bnstb of 

air tor nmrty thrwxpiartws at am 

•inr. 

a*t CMMWNIIM B£ 

ot Ocean pry. MiM bkt 

dee to the too ot the tfAal point 

coUmm ** InMnatlotsd Wi In 

Uw RefiattsWln. He took tm> Orsta 

d a bwrtlWimitkm In the Uuee 

Reap Ommodove John Walton, of 

Bricantbis, skippered his Starlight 

to B> yldtoty In the aerie* for ligh- 

HB edged out Brad Untht- 

. .. of Osaan Oty Lightning Ptoet 

Local Stock Car Enthusiasts 

9S. Walton tad nine point* and LtntMcwn 

9 iTtatUea. 

PWrloi and 9ve CUnoun, of Ava- 

Eye Nationals At Langhorne 

1m, won fb* Ooraet Regatta scriea. 

They w p married only two weeks 

Tfte mighty «m", a stack _ the ear into top nmntns shape. 

ago and van the competition handi- 

omMd by three Josl area men and 

ly with 4 W points. 

At the present, time Mr Camp and 

drivoi by a fourth, finished third In "600" have a record of four first* at The Ooesn aty Yacht Club has 

the compptttlon Saturday at the Pkasantville and three win at Atco been tufced to stage the ISO. In- 

PlensaimiUe S. 

—, the atftwdway, 

where they compete on termtkwal Moth Oiampionhip rac- 

and driver uwtlnue to hold a firm Sunday nights. Their nim Is to move ea. It was announced Sunday after- 

grip on gecood spot In the South up to first place to be eligible to noon when the prbjes were being dis- 

Jersey standing!. 

race hi the National Championship tributed. Tb* matter itunder consld- 

L«ny Voss, of BseilO's Point at Langnonte, Pa., this fall. emtiaa by the Ctub's Board of Di- 

driving the 2K, task the tat place The car and driver are now breathractnn. 

Mayor Nathaniel C Smith 

blue ribbon, and Sal MaseheUa, of ing close down the neck of Larry 

PI'MUIlld the winners prins. 

Ata»con, In Question Murk, took see. Voss in tint place. So lor the too Sununark»: 

and position in Saturday's race. Both car and driver have had little diffi FMIMV 

"Com/i/enf/y Good" 

started nine can ahead of the "600". culty with mechanical defects and 

Jerry Camp, of Oiurch nL, Mar." that has helped their standings con- 

OUR 22nd YEAR 

mma, was chosen to drive "BOO" siderably. 

after K waa entered In competition 

SERVING 

Frank BUsand, a local fireman. 

tor the flrit time this spring, tie war Howard Halt, of Beealey't PBInt, and 

muMd rookie driver of the year in Ed Bushay, a municipal carpenter, 

BREAKFAST , , . 8 to 12 Noon MB, and the most Improved driver also lend their talents to keeping 

In South Jersey teat year. He started "m•• fn top operating oider. The, 

DINNER , , . 4:30 to 8:30 P.M drlviag to competition four yemn ago. help at night and on weekends. 

George Collo. of 5 Michigan av,, This weekend the "BOO" will L 

Anthony "Sunny" MlgUacdo, of ?Uat 

three local area tracks, including 

•Vnurr L. COPl, Own.rtUn.ni 

13th St., both Ocenn aty. and LieVlnelahd, 

rriday night; Plcngantville: 

DlPranelieo, of 214 Central av., Un. Saturday night, and Atco, Sunday 

wood, buUt the stock ear here but night. It will be the first time the car 

winter. It is a Ifl53 Ford body with Is driven at Vlneland In the NASCAR 

a souped up Ford motor under the sponsored scries. 

CONEYS 

hood. 

The "MO" has became such a law. 

The threesome began attending lie with local youngsters that bobby 

various suck car races in South Jer- shops report they can not keep 

sey and the Philadelphia area several enough kits of that model hi stock. 

year* ago. The oar was built at the A targe group of local rooters always 

service station operated by Mraccompanies 

the ear and driver when 

CDUO at on Wot av, 

it races. 

Mr, MhjhBeeio la a cement contrae. 

34TH STREET 

tor and Mr, DiFriuieeseo opewtei a 

local Iron company on Mom av. near Work 

ith st. The driver, Mr. Camp, is a 

hauling contractor. They sometimes 

Inurnstlsiul 

work all night between raci guttln, was crowned the Senior i pen Chain- 

LIQUOR BAR 

plon. He won over a eid of 78 

other top Mutch skippers trying torK 

North American title and represent. 

STORE OPEN DAILY SWIMMING POOLS Ing clubs from Maine to Dlorlda. 

Greenfleld. recently discharged 

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AMD 

the final race by more than 100 

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SOURBON 7 a.m.-2 a.m. Weekly Maintenance •tart. He placed thlnl and fourth 

In the races Friday, His final scot* 

BUR 

was 7 34 points. 

Schwim Poob. Inc. Don Lenhard, who finished second 

2520 Cedar Bridga Road 

in the Junior championship also finished 

number two behind Green- 

NORTHFIELD 

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A diQfuc *flftliisrt s a£l*yfwrMlrfii 

Un was reduced front speeduni 83 

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-Jigla* H. Pawling, a. of Woods- 

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Dorothy E Evan,. » of Philadelphia, 

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Charie* S gcheU, 3rd, 19, of pomguio 

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— that be entered the third lane 

on the Ocean CUy-Somer* Point Wvd. 

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«nd cWUnn, Mary Lotf* 

»ap. and Mn. joact* 

BnugHdnpt, ot Fort Bennlag, 

> tPMtd hi ID aw as* from tawend 

cfaUdtan. John. Tacit. Diane 

g»tJ» »ne aim Irate 

Ea., cuwm n, and Debra; Mr. and lira. John Sto- 

» d fttteMhU *sr. at 

Mary AMM; Mr. and Mn. George 

A 

H*"*"**?. C George 

Jr., Sunn. Sally. Mat* Grace. John, 

Tommy and Julie; and Mr. and Mn. 

Neat MOGee, of Caps mil, and children, 

.Jimrn^, M f8T** Johnny, pun 

and l 

HOW YOU On 

MAIL 

HOME 

OCtAN CITY'S 

MOSTDEUCIOUS* 

TASTi 

TRtATS 

DAMA PASTRY 

ftUNS 

LOAVES 

BUNS 

. - t» 

Sack Horn- 

^ IMAL FOR FREEZER 

SATISFACTORY DEUVERY 

PASTRY 

FED 

Moss 

NOW 

^ 

J 

Shupe Honored 

On 75th Year 

L«A K Shape, of Philadelphia and 

lie m. SeMpray HL, this dry. will 

celebrate Us I&h birthday TuesdH', 

Augu«t2. ' 

Mr. Soupe was bam la Pottstan. 

Pa., In 1885 and has spent Ms summers 

hen tor over' 2S yean. He 

recently was honorrd with a Life 

Membership In tbe Muonic Ladm 

(tut 40 yean of Masonic association 

and activity. 

WARDS 

SPECIAL 

A 

Five Layer 

CAKE 

75c 

Fin Uyrt «f W»r*» OaM Cafc* 

OPEN DAILY 

7l.rn.bSp.rn. 

IN HVB, S2ND 

^.m''ftftj4:TfpwWPf^l?^!P^ 

Comin 


tOBW 

GhUdreirt Kpry 'ffiPfJSf• J° 

a.m» at the Oetan Wftes PubUc 

XJhrary. 

Natona ftuadl Pqpfej of Toahaptas 

Mietinii § pMn.. » «&• tthwpal 

Parish HaU. 

TOMOR*OW 

Sooth Ocean aty ImnrovenKnt Association 

meeting, I pjn. In Chapel 

Hali, 55th and AUwry av. Miu Sarah 

rhoroas wul speak on historic Gaps 

Blay County. Bujtaess^meetlBa T;», 

Barbershop Quartette concert, I 

p.m.. on the Music pie*. 

Bridge party, 1 p.m., tt the 

cayne Hotel, benefit 

Lifeguard swim nee and challenge 

PROLIFIC PBOGENITOR. Henry Baumgardner (top enter) surrounded by hisboat 

race, 6:30 pm., at the loth it, 

20 grandchildren at • family gathering tore. 

beach. 

Pre-Wedding Luncheon 

For Carpi Ann Miles 

Miss Robin Knight, of 117 Pinnacle 

rd., entertained at a luncheon Tuesday 

honoring Carol Ann Mil, daughter 

of Col. and Mm. Charles H. 

Miles Jr.. of 300 W. Surf rd. 

Miss Miiles will become the bride 

of Richard Woods, son ot Mr. and 

Mrs. Homer Woods, of Buffalo, N.Y.. 

next Saturday, August 6, to the First 

Methodist Church of Oesui aty. 

Mr. and Mrs. Woods Kill give a 

dinner at Smlthyille urn msrt f riday 

evening, following the wwMhg rehearsal, 

t , 

Adams 

for eight hour* every. (lay. The young 

men must be able to buIU 10 charts 

of the river and" even tejl how long 

each Ught on the rivet bnayt flaah- 

Adam* was Interested in the train- 

, Membership to the Association 

In United to tti " . _ ' 

'ah* »uppued byihe,»ia)e S 

;m iarB art i p fcr 

•ylvania. "„.,.,:„,:. .u_k. 

MM are eligible V ttUmrwrt 

after 80 yean servic* and a* eact) 

retin* sr-nw appraiHw is 

A»'^ to J%uj»iKip|o, m tbe 

Detawiro MtClS^ M Mntble 

1st' navaEatlnfrf'ms: DelawananB* 

•-'"• 

T is fpr 

transitional 

Cotton frocks with a future that 

Bridal Splendor 

at Budget Prices 

New Fabrics - Latest Designs 

as shown in "Bride" 

and "Modern Brides" 

Bridal Gowns from $45.00 

Attendants' Dr*s»M from 922.95 

NATAUE'S BRIDAL SHOP 

Raloiqh { Ventnor Aves 

tp4>rMMt toe, and Wart stylinc by 

Koret and IMB$. More are atfivfiig 

every day. 

WIDE CHOICE OP HALF SEES 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Stubbs' Dress Shogjpe 

719 Ab AU 

m 

Phoiw AT 3-1890 

STORE HOUBSr Toes., Thurs., Sat., 

JO to 6 t-ni. W«d. and Frl., Noon to 

9 p.m. Closed Mondays. 

Exchange Club dinner meetinjt, 6:30 

p.m.. at White HaU. 

nlUOAY 

auidreni Story Telling Hour, W 

am., at the Ocean Qty Free Public 

ubrary. 

• • c 

Duplicate Bridge seiaion. 8:30 p.m., 

at the Ocean aty Yacht dub. 

a • a 

For almost 45 years Mr. Shupc has 

LAS II RIVIALID 

beat associated with the WlUlnm H. Small Fry Trouper* 

Wanunaher company In Philadelphia. 

Biscayne Employes' Follies 

The Defense Department recently 

Atsraf RMCUf Squad 

acknowledged offldalty thai construc- 

He plans to retire in tbe vary oar 

tion of some launching ajisa for me 

future, 

young hearts and minds with char, 

A family dinner will be held at the.table 

thoughts were evidenced Thurs- Benefits Local Cancer Fund Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Mis- 

Oceanic Hotel in celebration ol Mr. day evening when a group, of five 

sile had dipped as much as five 

The gtraifi and friends of the Bis. Marsha Grfest doing "Old Man Rlv 

Shupe's birthday. 

girls, aged eight and nine, presented 

months behind schedule. 

a variety show for the benefit of thecayne 

Hotel were 

Stoo, j m" and "¥au'B Never Walk Alone,' Secretary of Defense Thomas S. 

Cape May County Rescue Squad. day evening with the Second Annual An interesting change of tempo OaM has ordered the military and 

Water BalUt Listed 

This was the second annual such Biscayne Follies, presented by thecame 

when Benjene Jeffries recited indujtry agencies concerned to Ught. 

performance these girls have given. 

On Labor Day 

hotel employees (or the benefit of Eliiabeth Barret Brawnlng'! "Son- 

en up or change their "management 

The affair was held on the lawn of 

procedures" to avert more serious de- 

the Cancer Fund. Over 190 was reanets from the Portugese" to a piano 

The Flanders- annual Water Ballet the home of Sandy Simpson, IS 

lays in getting the weapons combat 

has become so popular with theOcean 

av., and even a refreshment lized. 

background of "Moomifiht Sonata- ready. 

guests of the Hotel that by popular stand was set up. The proceeds will The show, directed by Marsha played by Jan Blejdnj. I 

request additional performances art offleiaUy be given to the Rescue Grlest and Paul Welch, Incloded Marsha Grlest took the spotlight 

being given throughout the season. Squad Saturday morning. 

a. /wide variety of entertainment. again with "H 1 Loved You" MM 

Tile next performance, to be given The little vaudevtlllans are Sandy 

Mrs. Frank F. HIU wax accompan- 

- • • - - - _ m 

SB July 29, wiU Include, a number of Simpson, Ruth Jeffen, Becky Wallist 

and Paul Welch served.as mas- lowing which HyUii 

dance routines. 

ace, Lynn Ferguson and Marjorl 

ter of ceremonies for the evening Sie humorour "Dian lamonds Are A 

The Around ftaa World motif will Dungan, all year -round residents 

The east members were surpris- Girl's Best Friend" and Judy Jones 

ed and well-pleased to receive a tele- and Jean Bicldng teamed up for u 

be carried out in dear, music and 

gram from Hiu Ruth Niels, a parody of "One of Ui," Sie Der- 

program The productions is under 

former guest at the hotel and anrickson 

and Lenore Reid then en- 

the direction of John Myers, pallo Mrs. Ferguson actress with much experience hi tertained with a Hula and Judy 

pool director. The participants ore 

summer stock companies and vari- Jones gave a rendition of that fav- 

all members of the Mali and repre* 

ety shows. Miss Nirelta. whs hadorite 

Oklahoma hit, "I Cant Soy 

sent scares of colleges from Minne- Shower Guest watched the reheaaals while she No." Frank Lloyd cjime front and 

sota to Massachusetts to Florida, The 

final Aquacades, all of which are Mrs. William C. rerguseB was was staying at the Biscayne, wish- center again with "Garbage Fev 

presented for the guests of the Hotel, guest of honor at a Stork Slower ed the cast much success on their IT' and "fflya, Watha" and Fran 

Boggs and Pam Smith formed a com- 

art planned for the Labor Day week, given last Thursday evening at the 

bo tor "Two Lest Souls." 

end* 

home of Mn. Theodore C Wheat The program opened with Airnee 

3rd, 1905 Rosemar la. Go>hastenes Woodward doing the rousing "Rorus 

The curtain eame down on the 

for the affair were Mrs. Charles Jones." This was followed by the 

Second Annual liaeayne Follies with 

Brlnghurst, Miss Bette Thorpe, equally good opener "Baby Doll' 

the entire cast Joining in that oil 

Jean S- Btown and Mrs. Whea doone i>y Phyllis sprecket, Judy 

time favorite synonymous with va 

The dining roonrWHS Baily r Jades,«uth ABOC Barker. Unda FMfriery 

shows. "There's No Business 

ated ui a pink, blue and white color Frances Boggs and Beverly 

Uke Show Business" after which the 

scheme and highlight of the refresh- Kate. 

audience bad the opportunity to join 

the entertainers in a period of group 

ments was an appropriately decor The next number provided a break singing. 

New Arrivals ated and inscribed cake. 

in the routine with Frank Lloyd 

^rt> boys and two girls joined area 

Several games were played and doing Beatnik Poetry after which 

families this week at the Stork Club 

prlze!i were won hy Mrs. Samuel Nancy Koffke did "You Can"t Gc* or ORAVI IMPORTANT:! 

of Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Goff Jr., Mrs. Robert Stowe, Mrs. Man With a Gun" and Francis Aylesbury, England—A grave dig- 

Congratulations go to Gloria and 

Elvira Lohmiller and Mrs, Marion presented "Top Hat and;cr. 

David Miller, of Aylesbury. is 

David Harvey, of 622 Simpson av.. 

Ferguson. 

Cane." Turning back the calendar indispensable. The town council, un- 

Ocean City, on the birth of a daughter Those present were Mrs. Kennethsome 

40 yean Phyllis Sprecker. Ruth able to find a replacement, has asked 

at 8:49 a_m. July a 

Spears, Mrs. Frank Steelman, Mrs. &nne Barker, Jeanne Bicldng, Lynne the army to release him, 

Barbara and Dr. Ft. William Weeks, 

Paul Yingling. Mrs. William Mnthcw "onker and Sue Derrickson livened 

of RJ>. 1. Linwood, became the par- 

son, Mrs. Archie Koor, Mrs. Madeline things up with a Charleston rou- 

ATLANTIC CITY 

ents of a daughter at 1:12 p.m. July 

Simpson, Mrs. Jack Wythes, Mrs. Le and Frank Lloyd came through 

Roy Booth, Mn. George Gumann, vith another poem, this one on Beer. DRIVfNG SCHOOL 

Mrs. Joseph DiOrio. Mrs. Allen The Bwynotes, composed of Ben- 

. son arrived at 2:54 p.m. on July Burch, Mrs. Joseph Shomo", Mrs. A. ne Jeffries. William Mark. Willie 

23 for Diane and John Tomlinson of Dodds, Miss Josephine Nanla. Mrs. R. Uinton, Robert Johnson, Lawrence 

310 N. Rhode Island av.. Somers Boswell, Mrs. Edward Caranuin Jr., Goodwin, Ramseur Berry and David 

Point. 

Mrs. George Dungnn, Mrs. JU Weath- tarUn, got together on "Bony Mii- 

Congratulations also are in order erby, Mrs. Robert llalan. Mre. Donrony", "Nobody Knows the Trou- NMNM Milton 1-0800 

IT Martha and Sylvester Thompson, ald Merrier. Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Stowe, 

of 624 Haven av,, Ocean City, on the 

ble I've Seen" 

Mrs. LohmiUer, Mrs; Marion Fer- 

and "Swing Loto 

ARTHUR B. PLMtNILL 

birth of a son at 7:07 p.m. July X. 

Sweet Chariot" 

guson, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Brtnghurst, 

interspersed with 

HI N, Main St. 

Miss Thorpe and Mrs. Wheaton. 

Invited guests who. were unable to 

attend were Mrs. Edward Mowhray 

Jr., Mrs. Elbert Eggly, Mrs. Alfred 

Roller, Mrs. Roy Darby Jr.. Mre. William 

Morrison, Mrs. Donald Hamilton 

and Mrs. Jay Eggly. 

Pl 

to Europe. A 

Dr. and Mn. 

•nd Mrs. pie 

Mrs. Horace 

Ttomaa Mlt 

lkun Blair, 

SWlhnan «nd 

his tether, all rf 

Mr. and M». 

Salem, NJ. 

OOAN CITY 

P.R.S.L 

fMM «« 

Fishing for Marlitr 

YOU'LL NEED OUR 

MARLIN SQUID] 

•" « 9" - 10" 

— SDC TO A PACKAGE — 

DAN'S SEAFOOD 

10th Stmt of th« Bay EXport 

WIRiNG 

HJFATING PAINTING 

BORROW THE MONEY 

4$ lank Mm$l ^ 

ENJOY ONf-STOP BANKING AT IT'S 

The National 

of Ocean City 

DRIVE-IN OFFICE — 1300 W#»* 

SEA ISLE OFRCE —43rd St. 

ON SAVING* ACCOMNT* 

TOUR oiposrrs 

SAM DEPOSIT 

AT ALL wncn 

fcuie 

Efclptfea-Wta"; 

CefflmithM Vacancy 

, of EbW And 

laMKeiMWOMte WITO TowNamp — up, tion. TJH> ••WPMII,.' 

i will be held nest per TwvnsWp Mayor R, Witaon Gar 

Gtoa May Onmbr 

rtaoo and qamnlMmap DavM Van 

r 

l» 

ipiw |h» > 

moiml l r ;>ATUW»IY 

H VDaatMOoT* VBOUI JBISSBHIE^ Iâ^^ 1 ^^Ls^^^^^^ 

M. job m in safeotssHlato *|1'* offlBPra i 

•»« imuw: 

w m- m - .ê^FOJFasfsao/ajaFOjTBj ^ osvosp 

STYLE 

JULY 30% 

w« 

vm College, 

School 4 Fraternal 

Wo will bo 

Iff

't- 

"#' : 

In Ooow Ctty I 

•mo ton 

I RINI MINI 

SWOALf A LARGE - 

45* J2 HAFT Now »8.95 

i 

"•PAW 

Hit 

frliMsaar Pule Lw> 

WmBI I M*t3f nIC 

2520 Cadar Bridw Road 

i- 

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3C 

ra 

If 

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nf-ioJLcilntff-rJ 

gP^theO, 

inn fiMsf ti& bii^t 

r r r^'lr II in 1 

On driven by Fhuartehyiliiiis I* 

IkJed at 13tfa ftand Wat av. MOD. 

day night and me man ml Injured, 

tarn MsnclneUl was tewtad tor 

a blow on Ms chat and hi. wife, 

Simpson. 12 ,» the otter driver. 

>ta Manrinflll going wot an 

13th st and Mr. Simp-on was driv- 

*"< n 01 * °" Wiat av - Tbtal damaet 

» »»•» v*ldai n otlinated ky 

Ml 1-4456 

CUHHW M Brlais i 

t • •) 1 

iJ-,-* 

oO Jobs .bmd ntlt I 5^. r f ^y r% '^ 

From $vo*tff||| 

4 HCHJRS COÛ&K & 

^ "** 

»v« '-•* Qb 

vt 

. MATING UttfkliAY 

•mm 

' f IH a: 

iS^ *-lti tA«.a^,< 

.£ J, 

'P1*1 

««*» 

,. 1 

^ ¥'t- 

:•*- 

•.

•of Mr, 

ttor 

West 

.Rlvertd 

to the] 

rdty. 

Te 

iRaUHal 

tor his 

•the 

1 of 

I going to 

|in which 

' him the 

iNewhart, 

was 

In 

••hour I 

1 networlal 

exclusiv 

ntly » 

wiU 

i-Dlnah 

I Boot 

obert : 

, Bowen, i 

land Mnl 

arJon rd.,1 

•aNav 

Ia 14-day ] 

of hl» • 

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WD 

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Wmxm TH1 OCEAN CITY SENTINIL4.EDOBR jr. JULY », \m 

THE OCtAN CITY SIMTINILÎDOER 

letting your piano) take care of them- MY HILLO P8R ME 

PAM T — 

wrtvt*. use the sell IdnJ of plastic oy," laid a London visitor who - - - - -WEST1NGH0USE AIR-CONDITIONIHG - - - - 

MDDRtY 

i Church fabuJoui HouMon, Texan, nnd vividly 

portrayg thn effeet of mimg evanRe. Methodist Chunh 

thai is ujed to wrap veeetablH aid tort his way In the city, to a I 

frmen turkey*. For a ble plant use enaer, "I want to go to the' 

a pjuUe garment bag. Don't use UK 

Curtain at 

2 Sho«f« Sat, 

t Graham Film Itam on a city, and aim, the impact Guest Soloist 

Bank," I 

Mod of pTa»tic that crncklos when 

1;4S p. m. 

• i 9:30 p. m. 

__ HadeUlto Allen, made on indlviduali. Dr. Graham 

eielt. 

"All rl£ht. guvnor, don't be long. 

' tto first Fwnhyieriiiii recently returned from n historic 

__. that the fllm, 17,000-mile African campmitfn. A to. 

imam nun NTTIM 

you're going on watfctt. You've CHy And Contractor 

Reserved 

, I, A.," featuring Dr. tnl of 900,000 persons attended out- 

WEDNESDAY 

„_„. world-famouj evan. door most meetings. The newest doe. 

I a mmr kand tor the pup and Sign pump Nil Pact August 10th 

« WtaWe MnMtMr tor ite canary. 

tienernl 

rMnbers of the Grahnin umentary aim of the Graham AM-' 

1 

1M trial about your home plant* A contract between the City oi 

In Its 

A dm baton 

W M, B. 

li ihown In ihe Pint can ampalBi will he showD next' 

I*** can take we of thenudv Ocean Gtiy and Ls^'s Gmvel pit, 

»I BO lax incl 

Newly Redecorated 

IJM 9:30 p.m. 

__„ ffliirch, Sunony eve month In the Presbyterian Church, ' 

J yojiTl find them a. good M H Northflpld. to use a sanitary landfill 

PRODUCER JONATOAN DWIOHT PBBKNTS 

CONTINUOUS ftiM A.M. TO MlONITt 

r t* o'clock. 

^m *rt caw bt-t iilisu taw od of covering trash and rub* CONVENTION HAU 

"-"•!, S. A.," In breath. Democrats ask overhaul of u E 

> * deal them in ptestk bag.. at the dump here was p 

BA11R00M 

I color, was filmed In pollry. 

Jisst to mow you how mil the by the board of commissioners Wed- 

COtE PORTER'S 

TONIGHT, 

su neMBd «wb one of our, nesday afternoon at a special mul 

t^feorchrr. dfSM to put In* 

i in a plutifr bag The contract ruiw for 10 weeks ,ind 

GREAT MUSICAL 

SEE OUR MENU FOR DELICIOUS 

Istarted Monday, The rity will pij 

SATURDAY, SUNDAY 

ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S ,rw 4.,D 

flp project* that (tart toe private csnrem OSO n dns* (PI 

d ht ld •be days a wfrit, or a total of P.O1XJ 

"SILK STOCKINGS" 

"-Wki IN MS 

2 SHOWS §AT, EVE. 

So Dr. S|W»er H, Davis, a plant Rear-End Crash 

•BMMtpecWIlf, watered a pWlodftv 

• • • 

novin 

tat Want mil, ptaced It pot and all At 9th And Bay 

LAST TIME SUNDAY, 

hmUtTtUOe ffi*«'wdrt the 

kw over three or four time, at the 

A cor itopped for n traffic lieht on Is Honored to Pre§ent 

Lilting Tunes 

lop Md fastened It wdl »1th paper lay av. at SUh St. WIU struck from IEONARO BERNSTEIN 

cUpa. 

Ihe rear by unother automobile Man- 

©oy Comedy 

JULY 31 

Four jtan Wer—thafi right, four day evening, police reported. Tolly', 

Will, tinfciiiijiii 

yosn-hto ptent wax rtll) olKv on a damage to the vehicles wax estimui. . 

Wnrli! l-jninu, 


I at IfflO. 

NEW YORK 

Some days he could hartry •« the August Koikamp, 55, at m (ith si , . 

plan! because at the condensation of Ocean Qty, reported lo pnliif thiit ! PHILHARMONIC 

OPINING OF THS GATEWAY DRAMA SEASON 

moisture on the plastic, other davg he was waiting for the hunt 1 ,i' 

the plmtlc remained clear. 

ORCHESTRA 

TUESDAY, 

TNs Toil miracle comes about because boiuuso 

change when ihe acciclcm eii'iinil. 

the moUture 1» trapped inside, and Charles E. Dnsrt, Jr., of .Mrrinii 

In ill Fir.I ,\p]»,iijiiif 

AUGUST 2 

WILLIAM INGE'S "PICNIC" 

tin? plutlc permit! exchange ol gases. Station, «-as idehtitied by Mr, Kos Of A J fiifi^fuiiriiifni.ii I i,yr 

111 ITZH1 PHIJSK HlNNUt 

If yea want to try thl» method at kamp as the sthcr driver. 

All Seats Reseript! — III, H. 0J 

Far Program and RcMrvaHaiu WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3 'PiTIR AND THE WOLF' 

Write: 

Matinee Only 2 p. m. 


r,Q, Box I116 

DRIVE-IN The atres 

MarfaM, NJ 

Or Ttlcphene 

AH.ntlc City 

2-tUI or I4Mi 

ATLANTIC 

ABSECON 

1 Rev. Roy Gustafson In Pulpit 

For Baptist Bible Conference 

Til© ilWh weeh of the I960 ference presents n full length Kos- 

Oty SummCT Bible Conference dir. pel film In sound and eolor. the 

ected by Dr, David p, Wrirtt opens tUffl Saturday will be 'Souls In Con- 

at the BaptJM Oiurrt Sunday right flict, 

at ?:J0 p.m. The apenker will be 

Rev, Re* W. Gwrtafson. Bible teach 

er and evanReUrt from St. pet«s 

burg, Fto, 

Mr, Gii8ta(son Uluirtrntes hlg mea. 

>«Ke with the me of a larw plctor- 

UU chart. He wlU speak every evenine 

Sunduy through Friday at 7-30 

p,m., and at the Morning Bible Hour 

Tuertay through Friday at U a.m 

Speda! muaic for the ibcth ,week 

of Bible Oniferenee wUl be ptovid. 

ed by the Ohnan numpet Trio, 

aarles, George and Bill Ohman, 

aceompanled by their rirter, Ruth al 

the piano. The Ohmans excel in their 

trumpet araiwetnents of hymn, and 

are rwording arttett for snered rec 

.* QiHjiifJU ^Si'SSinmiousiiffiiua. 

W a lnvif. you to Ma our 

Arthur Abbott, giiwt solotat at theords. 

They will appear each even, 

Flrut Methodist Church, will sing 

Madam Kitchen and 

ing af the Baptist Oiureh startinK 

P L E A S E NOT I 

at both the 9:13 and 11 a.m. serv> «h, and at the Morning Bible Hour, 

Enlargwl Dining Room 

FOR THE GREATEST ENJOYMENT 

icet in the church at Bth and Cen- Tuesday through Friday. 

OF THIS UNUSUAL PICTURE 

tral av, and at the 7:30 evening serv- The Ohman Trumpet Trio wUl be 

the featured artists at the Sacred 

NO ONI WILL BE ADMITTED 

Anchorage Tavern ice in the Mooriyn Theater. Mr, Ab. Misucale direrted by Dr. Wright 

APTIH THI START and DURING THI 

bott, a (enor, Is soloist at the First 

SHOWING OP IACH FEATURE 

123 Bay Avenue, Samara Point 

ittnday on the Muiie Her from 27W 

Presbyterian Church In Qermantown. to 3i30 p.m. 

SHOWS START 10:10 . 11:40 . 7:55 - ftll . 7:1| , ».« 

FREE PARKING 

every Saturday night, the Bible Con. 

FEATURE STARTS 10:50 . 1:00 . Jill , fstt ,!%,$ 

Ktterfn OBOT Pally 1 p.m. to Closing 

CONFUSING! 

; MON. • wib. AUG i 

Danube, Minn,—Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maryland Pastor 

tfr Opant 8 a.m, — Alto Package Goodt 

Tripplett are ihe parents of newly 

Mooriyn Speaker 

bom twin tons. 

Far RMBrvsfieni Phon» Semart Point WA 7-4115, WA 7-4116 

IN OCiAN CITY, HUGHES PHARMACY, trh A WBSLBY AVENUE, 

BXporl 9-0145 b Bxclu.lv. Tickat Ag.ncy 

AMPLE PARKING • NEWLY AIR-CONDITIONED w 

1 Tht Bible Way , , . 

The power of human speech has 

been called a God-given 0tt, Through 

speech civilization ha« flowered 

Without speech it la hard to imagine 

filmed during Billy Graham'i 

worldpubUelzdd London Crusade, 

Piweding the fllm Mnwlng, the C*man 

Trumpet Trio will present a 

musical pngram. 

The 23rd season of the Ocean City 

Summer Bible Conference began 

June 16 and continued daily for ten 

weeks through September 4th. The 

Conference Is non-denomlnatlonBl in 

emphasis, and inter-denoniinationoi 

In spirit with all meetings open to 

the general pubUe. 

Lutheran Editor 

At St. John's Sunday 

1 

speech can be used tor given ooty to th# ktssft, I 

either good or evH-tt adl hate or It to reflect the will Sf fl 

to sell noble ideas. 

N many other human action* j 

So can we say that ,the eurter, U»e takes on the entmcc of | 

hatemonger and the gossip are en- when It Mria to | 

dowed with a gift of GodT Of coune and doctrine o< love. 

the Immense vacuum that man would we can not. 

know on earth. 

The power of speech become* God 

Yet, how much would mankind 

really KMT 

If language has been uMd to carry 

the word of Christ, it has also Men MAIN LINE INN 

used to spread the doctrine of hatred, 

bigotry and greed Through the power 

o< the vocal communication, man has 

1208 CENTRAL AVENUE 

persuaded ethers to follow Into the 

paths of destruction and sutfertMr, 

NOW OPEN 

of detbuetion and sulfMnc, 

Mail hns alia used his voice to 

lead others into peace. The peace- ROOMS AT REASONABLE RATES 

tnakent, although often drowned out 

by Ih.' hate maken, have UMd their 

Serving Braakfatt Every Day 

voices for centuries to show others 

the way to happiiMn under the light 

8 a. m. to 12 Neon .. 

of C3od's love. 

miniiiii 

Part of Your Pleasure Time 

Should Include Luncheon 

at Negate*! with MM Magnificent 

View of the Bay. 

Serving 

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Only IS minutes from Ocean City on the Black Horse 

Pike between Cardiff Circle and the A, C. Race Coune 

* Old Tim. Movi*. * Liva Show. * Modal T'« 

• Rid. an Old Tim. Train 

* Plra IngiM • Antiqua C.rt 

SEE SLIPPERY SAM & THI KEYSTONE KOPS 

>33h«lf block from |h« Boardwalk on Slh St., 

^hncheomand priwto tibiiwr parUM NMM EXport 9-1960 

Rev. Roy H, Stetler 

The Reverend Roy H, Stetler, Jr. 

pastor of the Community Church a' 

caevertv, Md,. will be the meaker 

at the first Methodist Church hoard, 

walk service held in the Mooriyn 

Theatre on Sunday at 7; SO o'clock. 

Dr. Stetler. a graduate of Lafayette 

College and the United Theolo- 

gical Seminary of Dayton. Ohio, has 

held the Qieverly pastorate since 

1945 and has made it one of the 

largest churches In Ms denomination, 

mia.shurch at large ha*appoint 

Dr, 0. Elston Ruff 

Dr. O, Elson Rn«, editor of The 

Lutheran, weekly news magazine of 

the United Lutheran Church in America, 

wiU again be the speaker for 

both morning Services Sunday in St. 

John's Lutheran Church, loth tt 

and Central av., at i; 30 and U a.m. 

Last year's circulation of the Lu. 

theran was 200,000, Since IMS, Dr 

Ruff has been Editor-in-ehlef of the 

United Lutheran Publication House 

and has served as president of the 

National Lutheran Editors Assoeia 

tlon and of the Associate Church 

Press, He Is author of the book 

"The Dilemma of Church and 

States," 

The Rev. Fttmk p, Adler, pastor o£ 

St. John's Church, will preach In 

the pulpit of St. John's Chapel at 

Mth st. and West av,, for the 11 a.m. 

Service, 

Baptist Group Going 

To Sandy Cow Sun, 

Jlemher. and frtanda-al the Cor 

rd Dr, Stetler to serve as a mem- bin aty Baptist Church win be leavber 

of the Board of Directors of ing Immediately after the morning 

the Council of Churches National service on Sunday for the Morning 

Capital Area, as a member of its Cheer Bible Conference at Sandy 

Chriitian Bducaaon Committee, and Cove, , Md. A chartered, d, uMSondi 

as a contributor to "Prayer for To. Ud Uoned bus will bbe 

waiting in front 

day," us ayndleated by the Nation- of th church, ready to pick up the 

al Council of the Churches of Christ passengers as oon as the service Is 

in the U. S, A, 

over. 

The Rev. rtul A. Friedrich will Those going from the Tucka- 

preside at the Mooriyn Theatre serv. hoe Methodist Church are advised 

ice. He will also give.the sermon ,0 wait in front of their own ehureh, 

at the 9:15 and 11 a.m. worship and the bus will pick them up there. 

services held In the church Sanc- Each one is asked to take along 

tuary, 

a box-lunch to cat on the bus. There 

George G. Ashton will be at thewill 

be one 10 minute stop enroute. 

organ, Arthur Abbott, tenor, will A full coune turkey dinner will be 

be guest soloist at ail services. The served at the Cove at 5; JO o'clock. 

Reverend W, Gordon Lowden is the Mrs, Mae Snyder is the chairman 

song leader at the Mooriyn Theatre in charge of arrangements and re* 

service. 

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subscriptkni*. 

" AM; Aatur- 

commodiou» accommodation* Which an eo#* 

iMfcaoIy tan dalnp than newer houses built 

Mice then the '20's gave us the pseudo- 

«""» tts^pi Cod cottage, and since the war 

more Pleasing bat for dow 

«"t jE&rtt thta 

ry a *»*gf e 

disdncti 

Wrt" 

«cupants tural project to any event 

©«//»/• 

CmtfrCtur* Exlstt On Site Of 

***^§@l loaves >W Ftsh9$ 

MM by tte Franctocam (Germain 

ar Swiss) who tad built the*e ten- 

MM bullfflmpi to protect be mo- 

•aioi and who hoped to build a ball, 

titul Qrt en»hrlnli« Iheffl, 

I-Ume seashore SWy Law! wben the problem wn 

at least Uota *« nwBuaed to is and it remained ; . 

ritb new heat- ?W » 

bays jdl ahouldn/t Be wary In dealing with the Rus- low building noted In wnetB 8* did it Mlef to ttan U 

Qnireh of the Mulof 

the Loave* and M h 

not to do 

uutof fa»h- 'ft** a**, beh^n JISatSSHSS «-^^mîS^ 

giva iw good value for our money. 

e Ocemn centpUB 

at* We 

r'to dkactef P*er than th* chap who always expects to get 

r-" ' gypped. We may be old-fashioned suctert but 

Atfod States w«. e^joyltfo: 

i? 

N * .f 

ttonwa.hopi*mylalrfby«caparty 

at the cMNMHsn, 

of «. MMttMt to- ""»«« W^^- 

by the TV cdtheiik. 

* contain, part* letlo- 

Hit tartarl Hu uw*r 

';d#M to 

•fc»•••"• j'--"'-"-7/4*"----'.;p-!i^fe*»fi.*-- ,. i 

•f ;•-•* s ' -•:-!.' t .'/>-.v':-*4r^^..i, 4 , 

ac- he His N 

Garden State Scene . 

each July, 

l«t 3*sr. P6KX*U 

uounty, ttie O^dH .— 

flwd locally snd the tart aft 'Cat- ttoo 

lected hy the munUdpalitia ft* v»hi 

In the county. 

otter, vay BtUe U^ôrfttU Iran 

OrigiijaUr the tax was Imposed on 

the iheory that 1M revenuea wen to 

be used to finance highway and 

bridge construction to keep pace with 

tremendous increases In traffic 

needs. It wasn't long, howeiter, un- 

Ul officials found ways to divert 

Oils steady stream of tax dollars 

variety at gavel 

tnkenly bawd on the ridiculous pre- 

lalr game tor special taxes. In a 

nation wine entire economy lj based 

so automotive transportation, vans. 

segmenti completely dependent upon 

automobile truffle, nothing doubt be 

much as its basic cost. 

With tot w— ——involved 

m m automobiles. 

^ ^ "? "? :« a. m.-WomMp Service. Mr*. 

downtaln. _ *» |o S-30 

W:« a. BL-^Juiyar OM tar ags Ipjn. 

10:Ca.m.-Serviceinaybeviewed «• 

on clowd circuit television In tan; Tjw 

p 

•ic Her directed by Dr. Wright, 

Featuring the Ohman Trumpet Trio. 

7:30 p. m.-0pening Service of «th 

Week of Summer Bible Cnnference* 

directed by Dr. Wrfcht. Mute by 

the Obman Trumpet Trio. Spealow. 

Rev. Roy W. Gurtatoon, Bible te«her 

and evongellit from St. Peter.bun. 

Ha. 

ti» p. m^ypervtai* Night Ryn- 

9 p. n^-Young People 1 . Hymn «ing •**«. Offl Si MBIT, 

conducted by David D. Allen, Jr. • • • 

MMinr «T. JrtlWt IUTHIMII aUMI 

7:30 p. m.-BlWe Conference direct- IM #. aW Clalial M, 

" J 

Ohman Trumpet Trio. Speaker, Rev 

Gmtataon. 

,#i MMr m mMblfMMi 

* kit, Hhia. 

9 a.m.-r*talry EuctarUt. I 

91 m.—MominE Prayer and Ser- 

:Jp|».m.-Ev«iln« Pmyer in the 

MM.ri tmm Chrtat the KD» 

Wgfc7i«i| 

ttiy £ ' 1 

SUMMIT SE*V/CFS 

FREEPARKWO: 

12th and c«U«l 

And how right he ffmt A atrloK of dlplo . 

and degrees does sot make a man MM, Maw of, 

the wisest never had a formal education. 

for knowledge la tie accumulation of facts. But 

wisdom is the ability to apply a few facts — parhapa 

only one — to m Ufe-situation. 

We know • dlattnfalatod aenotar who has writ, 

ten volumes on ecclesiastical arcUtectur*. And wm 

Churchen ain"t made to look at! 

And the scholar — earnest Christian (bat to 

y — htrmbly Mws to the wisdom of the widow! 

_ For whether it be a cathedral or chapel th» 

Church cannot enrich oar Uves until mmWr* 

•we enter its portal* to worship and serve God. n* 

Itur of. rA# Lord it Ms btgmrtng of wtotom. ' 

ThU SwlM U B*lng PublltKcd Urnkf tU f sionapiililp of hS« 

SAMPSON tmd HAMADA ,*î 

aaa—_ . ^. *f*M 

HANIY LLOYD CHATT1N 

mi NATIONAl 

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, Mr,. Joel MM, Mn, Llndky enow work, "Financial Statistics of I 

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Mrs. R. E. NltUnger, Mrs. M, ,W, 

Ma*, MB. Harold Prenlss, "'"" ' 

Merlam HetcWey, Miss UIUUI wmraoicee—'iTiUTy yt«rs HOD me 

Richard, ata. WlUlam F. Ron,, late Robert Rleckoff, a MUwaXe dealt 

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, Mrs. Warren Smitli, chant* of foimsry. 

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Again this week we are continuing ">* It^^m de, Couperln" and 

with Mercury offerings In the dassi "Valses Nobles at Sentimental^" 

cal field. ' . were written for piano, and later *- 

On a Mercory label we suggest you chestrataL This is another mod 

try'-Brahna Horn Trio" and "Sonata _, * 

6MB. "Hie Brahm. Horn mto" I, aifletf rendition at Wagnor In sucii 

WUKU CVef W£tlL^ in JWMHBKP J 

numlc. ' lBoldet" "Louengrin" and the ue^. 

The two works on thl. record inaw 1BI "nantaiBwi"^ , 

be#m them that heavHfly rtiaxa- AlftBU* Antal DoraU ha. conduct^ 

g g. , p d f M , tUi sue Is 

Be meiody, the lngenloiuly lntarmal VMtated in to flnt of Ua Wagnei. 

lapect ai toe componer". eonSple. "w »• 'wm English »onnd mi 

llt equally warm English orchestra 

îea^jjiB pm ALunsi ja g 

Its' fliii stereo appeaiance in a 

Mercury label and wast muipmiid 

quite e*rfy A DeDuSfy 1 p p p 

penKoallty equally warm English orchest 

file "Hnrn Wo" tea alwsy. been " « is.tejn* $#» tu ttae W 

VWln belowd. Sonatas" The •Mood date* twenty at "BrihmV years "»« MlteUBBB. 

•ftpr tte 'lira Wo," and for a i "'""" , " ~ , 7, 

work of its sort It Is unusuaUy *un- llflnM OF Dill 

pie, without pretension* towards umnmnu in l«MUU 

"bigness," but a consummately | ^m ass) • 

grwt work nonflhflew. I f M 

lovers of good musk wffl .find • ^* •• 

tat a new album by Mercury wlU mM UflilBC A DAY 

inveujle Hs way into their eoUtc- ** HWlfiW « um.1 

flat al dasrtcsl mdHc. And Paray ¥««" Cam YlHsKt*lf 

conduct, the Detroit Symphony Or- 

" career. The 

- of tt» Mm M to 

IBy *"W HIMIBI 

chestra In "Ravels Le Tombeau D» 

Senttmentales, and Debussy-s P«lte .»** 9^^ f^S*^* ^^ 

Mk" and well beloved fVMUm A for Garden reaMente and 

L'Apre*-Midl Dun Faune." «U Ocean City. 

The iw-ording of 'tModl A L - m. % t m AL'S 

ATIAMT1C SBtVICE 

—

. ;i ri 

Fag mt Un Qafflen ate raauy •« firing a deer hunting umtm and 

ray*- having a "tan" trytae to get Into prohibitingnonqualitfledhunterstrom 

a tut* all it up with their new home. Lou', punchy loot carrying guna. 

have M M M tag at waff paper, fixture., and an «*««"MI bunting rertrlction were 

at ae,iMi mmm and the ste dmti. im *km*m J S f A ^ S 

*r tte flMt Ume, «al Attembry approved a mauure 

• - ^ rr» hM Lou •!» the BnUUBi hunting on waate and unfnkBng 

him from place to f 

M i. k*. JA r — holder*, Thyj taw atao prohibited the 

^ S^Jfh^ Baathier Joan and her famUy are ««* "M» «» d»r tt«a« and tht 

ijm» a. poMae, yfc,,^ j^,,, ^ g^ê ignga. iue of «t gun. Tne act remained in 

check with the Atlantic and Charlie i. really la !T^m^ effect until 1984. 

^^Lnttk^JStt ^"»iS t **"• •*• ** *"*" A»NewJeraeyiw»aii»sarh.blrd" 

and the ftcmt- mA Charlie is naUy in a "Har la becoming aware of the need tar 

Laura, Joan, and the three cmaervation, ao It wal a precedent 

'm really have "rtppy' tetter when It approved the colonies' 

1 thumb fifltt game law.. Kith an Increajed 

market 

I animaU. the Stan found; 

I few day. toying to find good «- " »«Mnnr to regulate Una traffic, I 

tbo BSUM. We nave new. for ~ yon H«« MdUuMlniigiHl deer rtlna un. 

»rry, Laura ha. been tryinj; to not *r "***»& • *» •» weU a. ftp. 

feiture of the »Wra. 

~~ Wtw Josey'i early settlement.' 

j^ hep a sharp took out g 

Ibr otieî «te boahTwlll be S tor nw yeari la that emnnuBitt'. 

&njBteHT Quo E? *Wi*t to records of the State 

Wrtsido of ««n and Game, the War 

••- 1B3 marked the iBearporation of the 

_.Barry BeBowoar played goll last tint fowlina and fuuitag association 

M v at Atlantic aty, but to date — = ^^^ 

we have no* hmd the KOTC. M It 

if Ute his ptoocbl* It cannot fee 

JM tatedlM 

Lou Len» Wtd hi. wife, Ann, an 

really having then»erve« a real vdation. 

The have been gone about 

fMff week. now. and we moM eerttliUjr 

owe they get back in time 

for the party. 

.Jo* Carter I» ha 

IpUyfag ptaeeUe 

a tough time 

keepuw the 

Jl»* a lioie to B01 IMnfi 

wttr Llmba- op the finger* tUg 

week far the piano at the Country 

dob ha. Jurt been tuned Mm get 

BUT. Snaky am out tor the party. 

•Where i. Joe MmerT He ha, been 

dadgiak the poker gsme. lately Now 

don't ten us that here U another one 

HUM guy. tfhomake. it in threerides 

and sit, back with a smile and 

watchM. 

^m*Jam been wondering whom? 

t Ed File ha. been WMring In 

I the button bole on bi* coat. 

Whs a dog bite, a nan it is not 

Dem, When Ml Is reversed it Is, 

Tta Jhui we would like to Ml you 

• «Ws story about the wile of a 

Commuter who called to a former 

Wg name in the boxing world, a 

man who wai recognized a. a great 

boner, and told the boxer that around 

the corner at the bourne there was 

a guy who wanted to punch him, 

the farmer boocer, in the note. After 

celebrating 25 year, of happy marriage 

we wander why Kit GiUam 

did tUft, Eddie, however looks all 

rUht to u*. 

| Now far the Baby Parade. Fdtow 

let-, get behind thy big event 

fiH.Bv" Un Qullkn, the Qrand 

Hantau, and MSMO and Mrs, Han 

•com our full mpport. Thl. year 1 , 

parade win be the 5hrt and with 

(he dub being the iBoMor we watt 

our nwrnberHnp turnout to be the 

bfritri e-. Freddie Wet»ch,«iU be 

toeharge of the bud., and we MU 

need M men In addition to ttote 

already tfgned up to complete tt>e 

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It'i like changing from the old-fashioned ice-box . , , 

to ute one of the wonderful all new Gas Refrinratnn! 

Completely new in design both In and out krid in 

appearance and functioning, the new Gas Refriger- j 

•tor fully eliminates frostl Your Gal Refrigerator J 

performs at top efficiency therefore, at all tunes, J 

and of course, you never have to defrost! M 

The automatic ice-cube maker assured that you 

always have • full supply of ice on hud ... 

automatically! No more chipping or dripping or 

spilled trays , , , no more suddenly "aU-ouj" of ice 

because the children forgot to refill the trays! A neverending 

supply is always there , , . automatically! 

with the BOW Gu 

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f n~~n~~n rpun i/innvr 

Hydrangea Festival 

Hydrangea 

'Boost Community' Utility 

I|A* An Annwo|rfv«flt 

Winners Announced 

E*T 

at the FeteWinnen IJNWOOO - M m In the un Man Urges Township People 

![Mmw*MlMr Fir* Obrtipiury 

Hydrai«« Festival lor this cll>- 

SOMERS POINT — The Greater were RtuHuncn) u M M : 

•ku* to make the 

Up^ TOWNiHIP - Mark 

J 

r an annual affair 

Atlantic City Hydrangea Oub has •at Bah, Mr, and MR, luriey. Ing, manager of Area Devtlapmeni 

Uttcd the Winner- In the local clUes MB Oak Grove av. 

I of the AtlaBtic, ao neetrie Oom. 

tm W, theiKHit Kuctwdul dim*.- 

In the mo MydraiKim Festival, Win- Best Gardm. Mr. and Mm. t. V. P«ny has Urged all riUicns to be 

l|MiwiavMMf to a n than SB 

IqitrntDui years the da- 

ASH in Seiners hint a»: •our, 546 Barr av. 

BBMten «l their local arm U they 

I^MI beM €aeh Beat hydrangea bush: Daniel 

Bat Any Pwquir_ffiad), Mr. andwimh 

to attract desirable Industry to 

Mn. Hwiry j. Gilson. 103 W. kxate herp, Mr. EwinK •pate to 

Steelmsn, 710 2nd M,, Unit; Mrs 

Wit*» Halnwav, 

numbers ol the Upper T^-nshlp 

p In charge of Wolf, 213 Pennsylvania B«t display around a umall homo, Chamber of Oommene at their din- 

mteod ttartr urat.+U ap- 

and Mrs. Robert Lop. Mns. JaoiM Michael hacepra. Wt ner nMTtinK held Monday •venlng is 

er. no 3rd M,, third. 

Barr av. 

the social room of the TurkahM 

Best hydrangea garden: Pnul Noe, Bat display around a large home, MethadUt Church. 

SB Sunny av., firtf; and Mn. Ed- Mn. James E. Hughes, ran Maple 

A; The committr—«n are 

Mr. KwinK told chamber 

#$« win Heck, 6 W. Braddock dr., sec. av. 

Oaflea latento 

they shouJd analjse their own couv 

end. 

Grubb. 

munity. correct those thinp* that 

Best ami pasquir red: Harry Hoff. Birthday Barbccu* 

aren't desirable and exploit the Rood 

nun, 2 E, Wihnot av,, first; and LttiWOOD - Mia, Maty Aon Bo- 

U. S. court widens ban en wire 

R in the h community. 

Harry Quinn, 101 E. Meyran av , rn, dtjgiter of Mr, and Mrs, 

|tsp evidcnt-ft 

They should atao determine 

•ecend. 

Richard Bowen. at 14 Sanwn av., f Idt h ld b 

Best display around a targe home-; LUf celebrated her 11th birth 

Mrs. R. Weekley, 35 E. Dawes av., day at a barbecue b Saturday even- 

tan; and CM. C. A. Mclaughlin ing at her home, Movi weie »bown. 

~1 S. Village dr., second. 

music was enjoyed and the prover- 

Best display around a small home! bial hamburgeri with all the "Hx- 

Here's a Reminder Frank Sannlno ,4U 4th St.. firsi ^l" were enjoyed bj the young 

and Mm. J, J. Slide, m 1st «„ pp Miss Bowen received many 

second. 

toveh/ il 

To CHICK MM PIT of 

your BABY'S SHOES. 

Outgrown SIMM 

Arc Harmful te 

Growing Fast, 

Accurately Fitted 

Priced According TRAINED PERSONNEL TO 

INSURE PROPER FITTING 

WOMEN'S SHOES 

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y 

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SOHMER . JANSSEN , KOHLER 


LOWREY ORGANS 

BAND INSTRUMENTS ACCORWONS 

TEACHIN6 BY EXPiRTS 

• • • 

OUR $IXTH YEA* 

SHHT MUSIC RECORDS 



1 

to draft the propoied oian and sub. The next iM 

mJLlt to the towmhip e^dals. Oth. September IS, » 

ermembDrs will be«liM Florence meeting In H*J 

Speck, Gamaliel BnS&dley, Harold Trinity MMIDI 

Dalley and Ralph Uum, 

"Jolly Worketi" 

cernlnR labor statistics, guUding 

sites, water available and locol ter. 

nun. Qua! it; 

Every ciUwn should hflp attrart 

industry, Mr. Swing itaW. A «»>. 

resentative of an industty seeking a 

new location may by-pan the rom. lELECTRiCALWORK 

munlrjf just because he gets a "sour" 

opinton of the ana after speaking tn 

the local service station operator or 

grocery store proprietor or any of thp 

other local clUwns he meets on lh» _^_ CALL US TODAY 

itreeta, 

RepresentativM who are scout, GEORGE S. DUNGAN 

ing areas don't announce why they 

are, so if you believe in your Jn> 

. RIO. ELECTRICIAN _if " 

munity. boost It," Mr. Ewing aud. 222 Asbury Ave. 

Including both the Cape May Ooun 

ty Chamber of Commerce, and tne 

suitable for their own area. Thw local chambers and the Southern 

must be prepared to attract Indus New Jersey Development Council 

try with Rood community planning are Joining with utility companira WEEK WHO 

and zonins. should collect Cacti con- to boost good industrial development SPECIAL! 

of this area, Bwing stated. 

AFRICAN 

In the brief business meeting con- 

ANY $1.50 PLANT 

ducted by Ralph Bourn .chamber I 

FOR ONLY ....... 

Public Health president, the members agreed la This WHk End Only. ChoJM of Many ' 

present a program for niert'hantllo 

licensing of ail businMS estabUsh- 

7TH AND THE BOJ_U 

Code Adopted inents as well as Ik-rasing of all 

STAINTON-* NMIg 

ample soliciting for magazine sales 

~H AND ASBURY 

TOWNSIBP — A public ir charities in the area. 

CONNOISUUR MS* 

health nuisance ordinance was ad- Members stated that the proceeds 

11TO AND BOARI>WA_ 

opted on first reading at an Upper rould help defray the cost of the 

Blin IN 1CIU '^'\ 

Township Board of Health meeting jownshlp special police (oree and 

m BOARDWALK 

that preceded the Townihip Com- frauld also ^ve the township know, 

mittee nieelng in the Township Hall edge of types of businesses operat- 

AIR-CONDITIONED GREENHOUSE 

in Tuckahoe Monday evening. ing in the area. Members partieul- 

OAK AVENUE NEAR CENTRAL A* 

The ordinanee will be presented iriy emphasiied the need tor 

7 mlln from Octan City. \tnt •§ i 

for final rending and passage at the jcenslng of magazine salesmen and 

next meeting of the Board of Health other door-to-door salesmen. 

Greenhouses... 

ilated for Monday evening, Augusi Robert Hunter was appointed to 

8, at 7:M o'clock. 

act as chairman of the committee 

The ordinance adopts the public 

health nuisance code of New jersey 

(19531. It is concerned with the in. 

spection ol the premises by enloro 

ing officials and provides for the 

removal or abatement of certain 

nuisances. 

Three copies of the entire public 

health nuisance code have been filed 

in the office of Charles Coiaa. 

boone, of Beesleys J-oint, clerk of 

the Upper TowrBhlp Boari of Health. 

BREAKFAST OH 

The cosies will remain on file tor 

the use and examination by the public. 

THE BOARDWALK 

The ordinanee provides for a pen. 

aity of .not ins than B and not 

IS WONDERFULi 

more than H0O tor each violation, 

and takes effect 30 days after the 

first pubUcaUon of the ordinance 

SUITS WELCOME 

thy week. 

UNTIL NOON. 

SWITCH TO Q u i c y 

-JUCTtk WATER HEATING 

CilANOt I your home ttayt ârkli'ng clean,,, 

beauae tberc't no Mot, no dirt, no gnaiy film, 

frith an tUetric wmtcr heater! 

SIMPLER! O«tt be iniUllcd anywhere—•ven in 

* ddKt!' IniUll it—turn it on—forget it! You'll 

td$4f corapkto uwibte-free hot water service 

mxlomttitallyl 

S«fc •• an electric light bulb! 

dectrfc unit heat, 

net jwa hornet 

AND ENJOY THE 

WG DIFFERENCE 

7 

/A 

•3-f -f%-"\ vwm^'mmm 

PUTT ELECTRIC COMPANY 

Garden Show 

Starts Sept. 9 

SQMEHS POINT - The Bghtfc 

Annual Flower Show of the Green 

Thumb Garden Club of Somers Mint 

will be held Friday and Saturday. 

September 9 and 10, in the Social 

Hall of Grace Lutheran Church 

Dawes av, and a»re rd., Someri 

ftint, Mr». Ed«in Heck, president 

the dub, hat appointed Mrs. 

. .Smit -Smith ilmirnian 

of the show. 

Tim theme of thte jrmr'i evait 

will be Our National Holidays, An 

Invitation has been extended all Interested 

in participating both In the 

horticulture and flower araaeements 

divisions. The pubUe is Invited 

to visit the affair. 

MM, Smith has announced the fbl 

lowing committee chairmen: Mrs. 

Alden Bt-rryman. stagint;. Mrs, Al- 

Iced WMcott, entries, Mrs. Joseph 

Hnvrilchak. clflsslOcaUon; Mrs. F«d 

Schlogel, judges; Mrs, Heck and 

Mn. Edward Halletz. hoapitajtty, 

Mn, Walter Rowland, Juniors; Mn, 

John Dix, blttto. and Mn, James 

Clayton, conservation, educational 

exhibits; Mrs, Earl Sambrook. 

iwanis: Un, Paul Hemphill. publt 

jty; Mrs. Robert Btaekman, chair 

nan of judges: and Mrs, Stoddaro 

"iray, consultant. 

AtnxxJIng Camp 

PALERMO — One Explorer and 

Jour Boy Scout* of Troop 79, pttlermo, 

left Sunday morning for • 

veek of camping at Camp Klmble 

n Auburn. N, J. Explorer Scout Do 

loy Reapm and Scouts Jacob Fidd, 

Ir., Herbert Band, Jr.. David Gunt- 

Mr, Oar Reagan and Danny Bev- 

-' are attending the camp. 

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• DELICIOUS STUFPID PCPPIRS 

• STUFPID EOO PLANT , 

& jui-v », ifw THi OC6AN CITY SlNTiNIL4.ID0IR 

MINNIES 

mm mm • PHOWEX9-0682 

OUR FAMOUS ANNUAL I 

SALE ' 

OF FAMOUS LABEL 

FASHIONS BEGINS NOW I 

No •pMial purchoMs of unwanted 

good* ... no odds and end* . , , just 

OUR ENTIRE STOCK 

REDUCED 20% & MORE! 

NOW! RUMMER 

STOCK REDUCED 

SPECIAL 

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Originally «10.88 to $18.98 

JUNIORS! MISSIS I WOMEN! 

Now is the time to buy for the rest of 

wrnimer — and noxf summer, tee! 

Choose from our complete stock of 

famous fashions—nothing hold back! 

ONN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M. 

=N. 

W 

LVII 

ft !' T ~ "-i" 1 

1 h V 

O 

MISSIS sizisi 

to »16.98 HegidiPly to »1B.M 

hmm Swimsuits by Jantzon, 

i. ROM Maite R*idI and othar 

mak*nl Our entire •tack N- 

W% to 33%% I Pkk your 

20% OFF 

. 50% OFF 

OFF 

Board Renews 

Bus Contract 

SOOTHS FOrNT — The Somers 

Point Baud of Education Monday 

snlng renewed the bin contract 

with Public Service CoordlnHtcii 

Transport, The contrnn lor the ism. 

'n school year will be lor the Bine 

number of bum and routes as were 

mSed for the 18BM0 school year. 

Authorization was given for advert 

Usementa for bids tor fuel oil. These 

bids must be received prior to the 

next Board meeting Augiui 22. 

Approval atao was gven for the use 

. of the health room at the Dawei av. 

ISthool tor a Mndergiirten class. Thig 

was approved by John Hebnbold, 

Atlantic Oounly Superintendent of 

Schools, for the 1960-fii term. 

A contract was awarded the Wil- 

liam J, Crane Company of Atlantic 

City, for the installation of a new 

lumaee and holla' at the Daw av. 

I school and a report was received 

from Board member, Fred Hoffman, 

on the proposed policy for school 

insurance. 

President John Patterson iminicted 

member Charles Behler to review the 

piles relative to putting In new light- 

electrical contractors' bids with sup. 

Ing fixtures and bids for installing a 

new clock system. 

Board members present were Jolin 

Patterson, Charles Adelirt, CharlM 

Behler, Fred Hoffman, Mrs. Billle 

Cranmer, Mm. Uydie Seaman, secretary! 

and Herbert Searle, superin- 

iendent of schools. 

Cuba's oil supply called assured 

tor month 

FIRI . AUTO • CASUALTY 

INLAND MARINE 

David N. Mylar Agancy 

Notary Public 

Phon* Oc««n City 1870 

GLADIOLAS 

Fresh Cut 

GARDEN $.).0O 

GROWN • »* 

FLOWER 

ARRANGEMENTS 

%n.so 

FLOWER A 

GARDEN CENTER 

625 NEW ROAD 

JUST J BLOCKS NORTH 

OF THI FAIRWAYS 

WAlker 7-4406 

Mainland Church—. 

FIRST MPTHT 

*•*, MM runti. PMNT 

tmdm, 

•i30 a.m. — Church School. 

11 a.m. — Morning Worship, 

8:30 p.m. — B, Y. F. 

T;M p,m, — Evening Service. 

i p,m, — mertlng. 

* 

Mv. Rttart •, OtlM, Mp 

8:30 and 11 a.m. — Momlng Wor> 

•hip. 

9:45 a.m. — Oiurch School, 

8; IS p.m. — Senior High B. Y, T, 

I'M p.m, — Evi-nlnjj Service. 

(Frtd-y) 

p.m, — Junior Hirt B, Y, F. 

7 p.m, — Junior B, Y, F, 

T:16 p.m. — Prayer mooting. 

• * * 

ST. jounri R. c 

Km,. Je4m a. PlaiugMi, Mir 

8:M,' 7:«, i, ID, 11 a.m. and 12 

noon — Masses 

4:15 to 5:30 and 7:13 to 8:30 pm. 

— ConfeBions, 

Daily 

7 a.m. — Mass 

• * m 

LINWOOD COMMUNITY 

Rw. William Ctnsnr Pamr 

9:45 a.m. — Churoh School 

U a.m. — Morning Worship, 

8:30 p.m.—Junior Young people, 

7:30 p.m. — Evening Servlee. 

8:4S p.m. — Senior Young People 

Tuariay 

p-m, — Ladies Missionary So- 

ciety. 

y 

8 p.m. — 

• • * 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

«•». CharlM Rinck Jr.. 

Swtday 

9: SO and 11 a.m. — Morning Worship. 

9:30 a.m. — Church &hool, 

7:30 p.m. — Luther League. 

Thvnday 

7:30 p.m. — Oiolr rehearsal, 

* * * 

BETHANY MRTHODICT 

I". J«nm S, ReMMM, P»uw 

9;« a.m, — Church School. 

II a.m. — Morning Worship. 

7:30 p,m, — Evening Service, 

8:30 p,m. — Senior Choir rehearsal, 

Tata? (Friday) 

8:30 p.m. — Youth Choir reheai- 

y 

7:30 p.m. — Prayer meeting. 

8:30 p.m. Commission meeting. 

Thundty 

8:30 p.m. — junior Choir rehearsal. 

- • . .. - 

* • * 

•ETHEL METHODIST 

VVi As Ri nMBnEki; P^^ttf* 

8-4S a.m. — Morning Warship. 

U a.m. — Church School, 

• • « 

CENTRAL METHODIST 

M, SlMM»rri JMIIR, PaMr 

Sunday 

9:30 and 11 a.m. — Morning Wor- 

irtston* 

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«WlM H mi onitMi ir« pr tn sm 

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Our MM-Oxl* Marie 

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FREE TIRE MOUNTING SERVICE 

m PARKING at Municipal Parking Lot, 

Mi Sfrafnf and Asbury Avvnu* 

MOORE'S FIRESTONE STORE 

741 AAury Avenue Phono EXport 9-3006 

OPEN FBIDAY and SATURDAY EVENOTqg 

«hlp. 

1:30 and 11 a.m. — Church Nursery, 

9:30 a.m. - Church School. 

8:45 p.m, — M, Y. F. 

8 p.m. — BvMring 

9 p.m. — Official Board, 

6:« p,ni, _ Junior Choir rehearsal. 

1 p.m. — Commission meetings. 

Thw«Uy 

8 p m. — Senior Choir rpheartal. 

* • * 

»COND CAM MAT 

11 a.m, — Wonuiip Servtoe. 

ft 15 p.m. — Junior and Senior 

Youth Groups 

7:30 p.m. - Fellowship Hour 

8 p.m. - BIUB Study 

VMsMday 

• p.m. — Prayer MectfH§, 

• * * 

TMINITY M—MODItT CHUBCH 

IM MMI, All—. Paalar 

10 a.m. — Morning Worship |Sf 

MPnST CHUMCH 

Ice. Chuixh nurm-ry provided. 

••», DtMM UwMI*. M N UilS ».m. — Sunday school with 

Okwril r*. Mi ttani nl, PatanM a class for every age. 

7 p.m. — Intermediate Youth Fel 

Ssffi a.m. - Bible School knvahip. 

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Sport Fishing 

—,,....,... -. ji 

UWJP 1 * 

IS 

0. to ri 

be stand by GnekJ 

Dawes and Bary Ann Under. Barbara Moncnef 

.t Social ClubJn the Dawes anO 

ag at 8 o'clock. In addition 

Idition 

arw} 

arw} Barbara 

1 

Bailey, also contestants, were 

tth (he not present when the photograph was taken. 

i, Billy —Grainger Studio photo. 

y , y 

emcee a program of profes- 

KiwanisClub Miss Bleezarde Rates Raves 

(n 19th Year l fw Playhouse Performance 

SOMEBS p W PONT -nelMn. n H M 1 * 

nlvgSy of the Some Mat ft- 

Mat n- by Catherine Bowen ling wtos in "Silk Stockings" was 

£•* *J THe curtain eoma down this week •emetttol the audlcm-a have boat 

S^l£ pn tta flve weeto at mojKais of the "Miouily awaiUng. Oomhtelna the 

• In SKnm Point. TOs series has betn and thi deep resonant bas. oaniooe 

' brirf buxtntn meeting, pre- a delight add ail regular attendaatiiol Mr. Park wax a treat The only 

*fckd 4M, by Artnur RHD*. WB» at the playhouse will agree that they disappointing thins WM there wan 

followed by a program of entertain aU have been fine summer stock per- only one aumber, -So In Low With 

ineoL G» hundred and SB membera lomiancea. You Am I", thai these two could 

• ittmied Including ID ^^ maniKTS ot the resident com. rally sink their teeth into and come 

I M* fMUn. Pkw 

Ttan to aMragi Hn tan. 

Sensible Financing On These Propertiea 

, ALLIN STRETCH, JR, 

REALTOR 

HMW ftnwf «th and Octin 

MonM EXport 94)655 . 0007 

NEED 

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MONEY? 

Wmhmvmitl 

TRI-CITY MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC. 

159 W«M Ninth ItfMt,., OeMn City, N. J. 

' IXport 9.154a or TUxado 4-4774 

Mortgagm Loan Comtpondtnt of 

BLOOMFIELO SAVINGS BANK 

BIOOMHEID, NEW JERSEY 

SIAfHORR 

n i* r-y 

RMMMM OV, $100,000,000 

IOIAL FO* RITIinttMT 

INVESTMENT 

SECURITIES 

HESS, GRANT £ 

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KINOM.IV J.74J4 

ARTHUR L. BATTEN 

•45 BRIGHTON PLACB 

from 50 to 80 pound*. 

Joe -Wagner - 

noday, Wagner hauled aboard tht« 

backbreakers. me taunt Martin I 

QMHUKd •evcMleet, nlne-uiche*. 

Bob Bradnnaw rtepped gboard Hi 

yacht the "Baracuda" and gunned 

her out for deep waters thli week. 

Bradahaw and party threw out feath 

er lures and sat back to Wait fot 

"•hatever hsppened alorm. Bob did 

not capture a mermaid but he did 

net something about twice as rare 

Bob landed a vinhoo. The illm « 

Inch fiih weighed 16 pound* when 

checked in at Lemont'g. 

More than 200 msckeral along hdth 

four sea bans, two weakflsh and one 

torblt were registered by Steeusan'l 

frohi the "Sea Way" on Monday. 

Tbe skillful anglers in the party included 

six MnM of the LXfcfc. 

K. A. RIECKE 

COMPANY 

Establisbed 1939 

Nmi Voflt MM 

1433 Walnut Stoat 


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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Of REAL ESTAT* MMDS 

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flk d 

how to Oil out this I 

Itbeo George Smpuna powered a betore she was married?" I didn't 

• Mf|W|teit.ftWtf In break a M tie âny mîtr bdoie*8tm mar. 

MWrol-Somen having wow the KC ^ J ^ " * 

ood hall now nect»»i««a a three- ******** 

pm Hi MA Alfi, wlMf at tti NM Hpr 11111 I •-» 

fl toil to to fcfWtf urn tMm 

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ta aairt ten to noiAlai hta SMOd 

PONY win ol the year. He allovred 

four hits, all In the tint One frama. 

Hlstwo-for-three pncai all batterg. 

Toe Druggiitu came up with a big 

fourth liming to MW it up. Andy 

Cajks and Chariey Helm walked and 

then Kenny Utnk, Smith, and 

Chuck Schmled let loose with tafetlei 

to account tor most of the damage. 

Howard Laytoq wa* the losing 

pitcher M he hofliered in the opening 

frame. 

~ tlItlt-4 

• HUM 

Olympic Team 

CSDflfisice in the physical fioiess s& 

American youth and the* ability is 

S te £^ j ^ g | j h i g 

Olympic* wa» mynaaed by Charles 

Xowr at the Wednesday noon meeting 

of the KIWBOU dub. 

The speaker la chalmum of the 

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'V 

, : ' , \: -.V.v ji ' W 

FBA rallied In the 

I ftauxt to ibutout Colony, : 

also had gum •eon* until 

to Ural Indus y 

I Facing the attack (or FBA were 

HaBwtth a double. HogBn with 

•tarfn and Wlaman with a one-bagger. 

Fur Colony, Mauw tripled and 

Bbder doubled. 

Busfield regiitcred nine strikeouts 

on the hill Jor FBA. Kruegl burled 

13 fens for Colony. 

• •••i-i 

• ••••-* 

In major league action on Monday, 

PM 

the U n handed Legion Its Drat debut 

of the Mason, 7-5. But* Lahtl, 

one of the top pitchers In the league, 

wa« credited with the win for the 

lions. Lahtl totaled 11 strikeout*. 

Rick Howell terns shouldered with the 

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•5 

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* \ 

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PACKING for Ow 

CnrtomertK Now y«* 

•tPadflc 

CITY 

League Action 

Us, OB THnlay cvniip. Exchange 

to inMntmi Ktajpnla, S-l : KhMols Jawd 

Ibwlf from a •nutmt defeat by a last 

lmdoB rally netting one ran. Ball 

pitched a one lajttar tor Exchange. 

Rhywiat' Aflm BUMUI the only hit 

oft HalL a dngte. Cayte was the 

Joalmi pUehar. All tEnchanae Aw hlu 

were racked up by Norrls, Cambum 

11111-* 

and Henry. 

Jill K-S 

#•••1—1 

Acme First Half 

Softball Champs 

Acme soared into the first half 

championship hi the Summer Softball 

League on Monday evening by virtue 

of a inoundine defeat of Its chief 

rival, Wlshams (W. 

As late as the Ufth Inning. Acme 

trailed Wlslmms. 2-0. Bat Acme exploded 

In the sixth and again in the 

seventh to clinch victory. Klrchon*, 

David Ybck, Nolan, Webberhold, Sedtoek, 

Bredslet. and Bbdiy all smashed 

singles in the final Inning rally (or 

Joanne Woodward as a socialite wife npumed by her Wall Street 

husband Paul Newman hi Mark Robson'a Twentirth Century Fox Clne- 

maSeope, Deluxe Color produrtlon of Jnhn O'luira's beat-sellliOT Novel, 

"Hm the Terrace." Now playing at the Village Theatre, 

Records Tumble 

As Fiesta Wins 

• AIR CONDITIONS) 

JOHNSTONE'S 

•51 ASBURY AVINUI 

DHJCIOUS FOOD m 

DEUGHTTOL SUHBOUNDmGS 

Club Braakfaatt till 2 p.m. 

Daily Special Lunchoons from 11:30 a. m. 

Plattars ft Full Court* Dinnar* 

from 4:30 p.m. 

Sundays from I p.m. 

Famous for "Take-Out" Service 

and our 

Taste-Tempting Baited Goods 

Danith Pastry 

Telephone EXport 9-0440 

Rim Fare 

This Week 

iURF 

Today Mid Tomorrow 

"Mister Roberts" is billed as one 

of the most successful eomedlec of 

recent years. James Oigney, Jack 

Lemmon and William Wwell all star 

In this hilarious saga of Navy life. 

The moviB was photographed In cin. 

emascope and technicolor, 

• • * 

MsnAnr. Twrtay tad WadaMday 

Hans Christian Andersen's "The 

Slow Queen" and the "Chartroose 

Caboose," starring Molly Bee and 

Ben Cooper, are featured In a dou- 

We-biU. 

The "Snow Queen" is produced 

by Walt Disney, A full length animated 

cartoon, the show promises 

to delight young and old. "Chni 

troose Caboose" is an unusually 

bright film with a cast of charming 

performers and many musical 

highlights. 

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LOST 

PROFESSIONAL MJ 

UOTT BOOK and ntii book taken 

from the Fatler»n, 1OI7 central av. 

jtyy Slth, It _fsund pltasp Frturn 

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ttcword Plinllo mtport MW 749 

• Iff 1-7 Top hitter* (Or Wishama were Sim- 

APPLIAI 

• 111 •—* mow and Nell with singles and Nick, 

Action was hot and heavy In theTed.y 

awl 

DIAMOND dinner rlnn. B anull dla- 

ell with a double, David Yock WHS Ocean City Summer Basketball Psycho, starring Anthony Permond». vlelnltj' Mlh «ri»t. (Ishlnc 

y , g y iler Reward call BXport 9.uaa.w, REPAilS 

on the hill for Acme and registered League this week. League Imders kins, VVera 

Miles, il Jh John Gavin Gi dand 

eight strikeouts. Wlsham hurled for Plymouth Inn, Fiesta and Atlantic Janet Leigh, is one o! the most thrill- 

CompMt rl 

Wishams and gave up 13 hits. 

Ing mysteries ever produced. Pro- 

Phillies Clinic 

aty all had important contests 

Rapalr Soviet 

ducer Alfred Hitchcock has spared FEMALE HELP WANTED 

scheduled. 

no expense to make the film as real- 

Ma|or 

Mid, •Stars, Orioles, 

Monday night, Plymouth Inn istic as possible. 

AIftTiftlÎ^R, esrperfenged all fWIld 

Here Next Tues. 

clobbered the Hawki. fMD in the 

Dodg«r* Gain Victory 

The plot opens with a robbery and 

operatdr. Top salary, N. J, li^nsf, CALL US 

tint game of a twin bill. Again 

trt^'i B^suty Balen. 7SP Sh&f? Hssd, 

a murder and the pace never slows 

A itafl of four'coaches of the 

Point, Phone WAUIW 7-M4, 

Hitting was veiy strong In the Crawford was the big spark for theuntil 

the closing scene, Hitchcock 

National League Baseball 

SCHUFF 

(3ub will be In Ocean aty Tuesday 

Morning League this week. The Irish Innkeepers as he netted 18 points. derived the story from a book by 

and Wednesday to scout teesl dia- 

Stars, Dodper and Orioles all scored Teammate Herk Lamley. of Duke, Robert Bloch. 

OHIEK THE ADVANTAqM - Top 710 Atbury Av*. 

esmmiiildii, conv«ni@nt hsuri, vgiy. 

mond talent at a tryout session on 

vleteHei, 

also netted 12 points. 

* * 

able training your own safeer, new 

the municipal ball field at 5th st, Til the minor loop on Monday the Satrappe led the scoring for the 

fripndi, pl^sant wsrk! ! Sell Avsn 

OHmetls. Dial Atlantic Cits' 4-3128 PIANO TUNDJO. rep 

and Bay av. | 

Dodgers clobbered the Pirates 12-2. Birds with 11 points, Leary also 

"Please Don't Eat The Daisies" 'rave fieffle and Phong, 7-2£ PnfaBlaiial piano t 

Teny Howell wai ttie winning hurlcr dunked hi 10. 

work Busranfaed. 

Veteran Phillies Smut Jocko Col- 

is a warm comedy dealing with the 

PUBB Tuning lenia. 1 

and Steve Shrtner took the loss. In the second game Monday night, 

As». LJnwooa — 

lins aided by Male McDonald, Mickey 

humor stemming from daily prob 

Sieve Voardman slammed a home Fiesta walloped Inlet. SMI. Inlet 

Filnzi and Joe Caputo, of the PhlUlcs 

lems familiar to every American MALE HELP WANTED WAUwr MM 

run for the Dodgera and Bob Taubel never led. Not only was Fiesta's 

itart, will conduct the sessions at 10 

tamily, Doris Day and David Nlven 

JVralBU; KEWEAVIHQ 

did the lame for the pratei. Don total of ffi points the highest ever 

a.m. both days. Pred "Dtode" HoweU 

head the cast of this 01m which Is LfflMAN (Mule) For Heal Bitau turn, moth hole m, i_ 

Larene uluiwed a single and a double rucked up this season in one game 

__'lre OPBartunily for at ieul tlO.OOQ Etons, Suttonhqlri BQUBM 

and E. Fenton Carey, of the Ocean 

based on Jean Kerr's best selling inesme, bes ^si. Sentinel LedESf. tf 

HuniUtdan, 

for the Dodgers. 

but Fiesta's Fred Sehmjti also estab- 

Qly High School Physical Education 

book of the same title. 

lished himself as the highest scorer 

Department, wU assist. 

In another minor league ramc on tor a single game with an amazing 

The four young sons of happily 

OOLPRED MAN all around njtohen 1116 Bay Avi, Phoot 

work Mnyfslr Restaurant 70B Boards 

Players bom 16 to 21 yean In theMonday, 

The Orioles defeated the 34 points. He was followed by team 

married Kate and Larry Maekay waiii, 8.3 

Ocean Off area are invited to take Bravei, IMO. Christy Day, winning mate Ted Kemer with IB points. 

provide the hljlnks that go on in 

part Members of American Legion nttcher Biitch Pordham and Chuck 

this movie severing almost every xperi pptuiiiDef 

Wdnieti- Haspi Spital 

In a single game on Tuesday night. 

-^-,-.,= Izatlon ^.jyp, srsyp, ana insurant ilei- teady 

teams are required to supply written Watta all boomed home run lor the 

facet of life in a § Mokp yo— 

' I Md builnen Pliy a 

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12.3 Cu, Ft. REFRIGERATOR 

Reg. Pries $429.95 

JAKE'S COTOQQ 

KNOCKOUT $7 /If00 

PRIM efc • W 

Giant freeier stores 90 lbs. of frozen foods. 

Milk Shelf in door holds half-gaUofl cartoni. 

Twin porcelain criapera. Dairy Bar Storage 

Door has Butter and Chee«e Keepers. Back 

storage for Eggs. AH. Porcelain interior. 

ONLY PHILCOBENDIX WASHES 7 SHEETS AT ONCE 

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Barber Shoppers 

Sing Here Sat. 

Patrons to the Saturday night vocal 

concerts on the boardwalk Music 

Her will enjoy a special treat this 

week with the appearance here af the 

Atlantic City Chapter of the Society 

for the Preservation and Encouragement 

of Barber shop Quartet Singing 

in America, 

The Soriery, which promotes thai 

"Rood, old-time close harmony," 

the world'! largest vocal orRaniznti 

boasting a membership of 30,000 sing, 

era in MO remmuniiies throughout 

the country. 

The feelely WTO OrBnniied in 1938 

for the purpose of reviving nnd prft 

serving the auartrr style of hnnfionj! 

so popular around the turn of the 

centuiy In this country. 

"The Boardwallif'rs," the ^horus 

members who represent the Chnptct 

in quartet competiHon, have performed 

to warm receptions in this 

resort on a number of ocrasionn. 

The Chapter chorus of nlmixt .10 

voices in under the direction of Robert 

Heath ani Nell Plum. 

Dancing Campus 

Opens Saturday 

The Dancing Campus, ii new doiicv 

tall designed for oslleRCtagr boys 

and jjtrls, is st-hfduled to open at 

BW0 TurkHhoe rd., Marmora, at 9 

p.m. tomorrow night. 

Red Hughes and his Skyiiners rti.'l 

play live rniigii 1 on Wednesday, FVi- I 

day and Saturday nighti from 9 p.m. 

until 1 a.m. Saturdays there will be 

a full dance orchestra and on WednesdBy 

and Fridays n combo. Rrcorded 

music will be the order for 

the rest of the week, and the enm. 

pus will be closed on Sunday. 

Joe.] A, Mott, Jr.. a local attorney; 

Robert L. Sharp, city (ax 

assessor and Commissioner D .Allen 

Stretch, Jr., were the prim-ionls in 

Wesftvny Enterprises, which is ho. 

hind thi> venture. 

"We feel that a IHPBP segment or 

these young people desire a well 

managed establishment without liquor 

whre they may gather with 

their friends and spend an eveninst 

of enjoyable dancing. A snack bur 

will be on the premises selling je" 

cream, sandwiches and soft drinks," 

the owners Jointly announced. 

Shefflln* On 

•nd Qotttp of 

Club 

•y H, MRKI BAKER 

rorty took part in Saturday's 

. regressive. The top scorers were 

Mary Joy, Dorothy Jackson, Emily 

Hansen, Harold Hodine, Allen Duwnand 

W, A. Brooks. 

The third place tie in the Men s 

Singles was played off Monday aft. 

emoon, with diaries Slam defeating 

Charles Hiller. Thus the first of 

the five regularly scheduled tournaments 

is concluded. It began Moii 

day evenins, July Is. with » entrants. 

The sbrth annual Polar Bear-Pelican 

tournament will he staged en 

August 5 and 12 at 7:30 p.m. The 

Polar Bears are picked from those 

who remain in Ocean City all winter: 

the Pelicans from the Florida 

faeationeni. To date the PB's hold 

I 4.1 edge and are hoping to maintain 

their supremacy. Be sure (a 

-Jffle out and root for your favorite 

We are happy to report that Mabei 

Porch who underwent surgery three 

weeks ago at Siore Memorial Hospital 

Is HsUng comfortably, she re 

lurned to her home about ten days 

»BO, but suffered a relapse and had | 

to be returned to the hospital. 

The next club meeting will be held 

on Wednesday, August 10, 11:30 a.m. 

Since the annual election of officers 

will take place, it Is important thai 

you attend. 

TlnMly T«« Tip 

District Director of Internal Rev. 

enue, Chris L, Qroas, today reminded 

taxpayers j»ho are required tu 

file quarterly Federal excise tax returns, 

that Monday, August 1, Is the 

deadline for flUng return lor the 

calendar quarter ended June 30, 1S60 

Returns should be addressed and 

nuUietj to "Mstrtet Director of Intemal 

Revenue, iDS Market Street, 

Cmdn 1, N. J, 

LillUn H, Maftwwt ~~ 

Lillian H, Mnthcws, a retired registered 

nunie, aied « her summer 

home here, 1B0 Bay BV., on July SO, 

Sie to suiMvod by her husband, ban. 

iel L, Mathews. Interment was in 

HaaaonBeld, (M.J.) Baptirt Cemetery, 

Atrnngements wen; by the Godfrey- 

Smith Funeral Home. 

Ithrt SOwn "" 

IMirt S, O», ol WejtvlUe, N.J., 

dltd July 23 at her summer home 

here at MS E, aoth rt. 

MOTHS TO HIDDEBH 

Wg to Alk» T. 

StfMi 

*** r~*m «»ifuht to r«]«t 

Musk Pier Concert Programs 

Clarence fuhrmmn, Conductor 

Frank Rvggieri, Manager 

Beginning âuy It 8 P.M. 

Wedding of the Wlnfc 

Homing - " 

PlWay July Htfc 

Miss Nada Rownnd 

My Torreador Padilla 

SOLOISTS 

Solo 

Jan and Chuck Broadhurst 

Tom Perkins , 

Singing Duo 

Tom Perkins ,„ Baritone 

Sweethearts ...Herbert 

On The MaU Goldman 

Raymond Overture Thomas 

INTERMISSION 

Thine Alone ..._• Herbert Orpheus Overture .,,,, Offenbach 

Jan Broadhurst 

The Lord's Prayer ,,,, Mallete 

Henry VIII Dances German 

Allen Keller 

Humoresque 

.Dvorak Dk Berceuse de Joeelyn Godard 

Lone ACT In Alriila .Mesmger Selection From Sweethearts Herbert 

Tom Perkins 

Miss Mnda Rowand 

In A Monastery Onrdcn .....^Ketdby Group of Piano Solos 

Will You Remember ,,,,,,.. Rombrrg Miss Zola Mae Rhnulis 

Chuck Broadhurst Waltz From "Faust" Gounod 

KniRhtsbridge March ......Cfflfrs Solo 

INTERMISSION 

Tom Perkins 

My Mnryland .....Rombrm Comedinn Gallop Kabnlevsky 

Just A Little Bit Of Hiiivtri ....Bnll KinB and I ..Rodffers 

Chueh BrondhunH 

Amarylliss ,,,.,, ; Ohys Mond*y Awsvtt 1st ltH 

My Hero ,,..,„ Strauss 

SOLOISTS 

Jiin Broudhiirst 

Miss Nada, Rowand ..Boprano 

Loin Du Bai Cillet 

In The Garden of My Heart ....Bnll 

All Keller .Tenor 

Tom Prrkins 

Tom Perkins BAritone 

Pizzicato ,, , AnderSan Rose of Algeria Herbert 

Kins and I ..................Radgfrx Sure A Little Bit of Heaven ... 

Mr. Allen Keller 

Sunday July list 

Merry Widow Lehnr 

SOLOISTS 

Piici 

Miss Nada Rowand ,,.,,,,,..S'lprann 

Allen Keller ,,,„,.,... tiflur 

Tan Perldns ,..,,,,,.Buritnnp 

Miss Zola Map Shmilis , Iinnlst 

Merry wives of Windsor Overture .. 

Nipohii 

Bless This House Ail Krlkr 

Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen 

•........... Burleigh Builriflh 

Voi LoSHpete , Mas«ig 

1 Spring Song 

Showboat ,, 

Miss Nada R 

Allen Keller „„, 

Tom Perkins ."... 

Schone Gnlnth 

La Donna MobUe 

Allen 

Bailet EgypUBine 

Strtdono Lassu 

Mlm Nao 

Indian Summer .. 

Solo 

Tom Pntin. 

Piddle Paddle ..,^°^ 

Colonel Bogey Mart'" 

Monastery Gardai •„„"" 

Red Mill 

Carousel Hits .... 

Alien 

Unfinished Symptk^, 

Through the Years,,,, " 

Miss Nada 

Farandole ,,,., 

Solo 

Tom 

, Fare Vrrfi 

In F ... 

Miss Nnda Rowrind 

Soutn Pacific ,„" 

T, Piazicottu ,,,,,,,,,,,,.Anderson 

j 

Wear In LanicMiu 

Tom Perkins 

Walter Wear, of 

Ei Qipitnn Sousn a patient at it 

Maytimc Rnmhere Philadelphia. Mr, Vmi 

INTERMISSION 

:o Lankenau four we^ 

Oboron Overture 

.Weber sendinE cards may 

Granada ,,,,,,,,, 

Room SB, Lankeniu 

Allen Keller 

adelphla. 

Pardon us if we blow our hern but we are mighty proud of ( 

expansion program. The size of our store will be doubled, i 

will make it possible to give you one of the largest and 

complete shopping centers for Men's and Boys' Wear in 

New Jersey. Grand Opening will be soon. In the meantimti 

advantage of our Summer Clearance Sale, 

Now is the time to SAVE on all sumr 

clothing. Gigantic savings for you 

Solo 

everything for summer dress 

and casual wear. 

ALL SHIRTS, SUITS, SPORTCOATS Ril 

SPORTCOATS 

Beg 12493 

Beg «B00 

ALTBRATIONS AT COST 

SPECIAL GROUP 

SUITS 

Ret 185.00 NOW J 17J 

Regiswe N0W MM 

Reg. $49.95 

and *a 50 n|j Mc I ^ ,, jj 

NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 

SOCKS % Price SHIMS % P*i 

Short • U»fl mtmm 

BOYS' SUMMiR WiAR 

RiDUCID 20% to 50% 

NCLUDIN© SUITS - SHIRTS - BEACHWEAR - ETC 

BOYS' WEAR 

AVENUE- PHONE 1936 

AIR CONDITIONED 

OpM Friday tfe 

; jVOND 

1400 OB tour DUI 

mil OCEAN 

lien Guests 

By 

Issue 

Coort#oof,' Mayer 

h Here 

Paurr for penny, Canadian 

JZf% as viluaWe as Amid 


and businessmen 

by Mayor Nathan* 

i to graciously ac 

currency of our 

the 

to the north, 

I TIT Mayor tegmei that it has 

|1 " •• -**«HOB recently that 

vljitors encounter 

> wntn they try to pay for 

I •nksges or service received 

--p of their home country, 

i fer DM 

Hw Canton *

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'iiiftaa to the I 

I ws j y H u r H v w 

|jj2*w*i a actagtian by t'h* rhythm 

MaSS i of nrnlliiinl UHM, Tl» 

'«LC«Hent food on the cool screened deck 

f?'Wa#"donit you by our hot dinners or cold 

v Ittnctaecpacked in Insulated boxes to take 

i ttii for your picnic or fishing party? 

Open 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. 

H, J. Frecdy DniQS, Inc. 

Th« Prmeriptlon Store 

P. wesuv ORDILE, •. w. 

701 Ambury AvariM 

npHM w 

by an auto driven by a fS*earpld 

FanMwra motorujt 

Tin Injured man Wit Uenlh 

fled M A M U I. mnu, and the 

oserator of toa auto wa» ,repSrted 

by polk* thar* to be Antonio 

Marcheiiano. 

July 1—Dr. Becker. Phone nog 

!—Cornwell. 1H1 or 2130 

i J—Crowe, MM 

4—a. Adanu, 11M 

i—Goerlnaer, 0910 

«—Doebele. 0061 

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8—Hudson, ini 

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II B Adam.. 31M 

18—Towiuend, 1M1 

IS—IVwn, 04M 

14—YlngUng, 1H4 

«—•acker, 11M ' 

it—CaraweU, 2130 

IT—Craws, 1»^B. Adanu, ant 1120 

19—Coerlnjer, 0M0 

20—Poebele. 0081 

21—Mllchner, SP 1790 

*2—Hudson. 1M1 

S8-P. Pettlt, 2»1S 

2+—Smith. 1051 

25—B. Adanu, 2120 

M—Tswnnnd, 1581 

27—Tyson. 04W 

28—Vlngllng, IBM 

2»-Becker. 21M 

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In OUMN 

11l# ewmtH tor the «l«tion of I 

HIM South Oeaan City yertwday jn- 

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426 Boardwalk 

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Ewytoputon! 

Unman ui WUBam IMMI it MM \[ an 

Mark Tmitn'. -In* Adventam of In Ml hitartoui Hgi of Navy life. || 

HucMtbeny nm," one al the marl The movie I . ... . 

beloved MBtlM ct ap flmt. It now A n a w and Usdmimlor. I 

ft _*««wp ffi. ^v^S w,uai «aa|-iaB «a« at 

dwnpjoo, mfeai Us debut «M»IW 

»ctor In IW. HetaW wtrk* slio rtani 'Trom the Temee." adapted from 

nor RandaU and 13-yeor-old Eddie John OWua'l atta of the MM 

Hodge. M "Hm*." name. MM Paul Newman ant Jo- 

IMri Omm HUM r^ aetoi ««• Wtadwart. 

based on a m a May by Jtmm nm wy Wi the ^ * ^ « 

Lea. Mud o* the film win fhota- Eaton from Us return trorn the war 

graphed On location on and w*r and the storm of his marriage to 

CallfbmlB'. Sacmmatto Hlver whld. Ids promWng career ai ajwaa 

today is own m* fci IOWWM* *W1 * tanettr snd Ma final i» 

oJ Mart: TWalo'. era than I. the nunctatJoo of all worKBy Mft for 

Misdmippi ibjdl, . iat wnB Bi »•*», 

EfiHt HenUgway once said

%, 

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Jtautn 

Point, Hew CompUto 

AttomrrKttfofes 20 Boys, 

1 Riding, Other Skills 

A» Beof Hamburgers 

an (ml. beat(I 

In Business More Than 30 Years, 

sal, Residential, Industrial 

-mlees Work, Serves Area 

m flnt mm, 

JMi C 

111 • I f-4 

MM M* *Mfc* •*• H 

Fnd SchnMtt hkM In W 

fewnMI MM to. KHMfnocw rating 

hy Mr». „, battând alkwal two MU. MM* Ml Nffl UqM 

*« »• LoUngburierWltoon racked W Ai MWMttM GIf w, Swum Mtudl «• i W H 

strikeout! and permitted ftmr Ml*. ML competmon to the Babe Ruth Ltwna 

i Jl held tsveiy Sumtay Beaver ptmched two double* and W#dw«tay^-Hawla v*. neata, BMtt conUnoed to dmnlnate the Ocean Oty 

4Pjn. at the camp, which Bimllnga' tripted tor the Le«loo- vs. Plymouth Inn. Bate Ron, L«gue by deftntint IH 

g 

wned by Wewworth gretto. and • ttatfa 

wto h sldtd by Ha KJ^ 1 ** **«»• 

M # M it *t MR »IIHMHi Ml MMUHHM. He fata* 

wort^ ttwaina|_g« tad Will 

BiwmiJ* of an atate tormer. ajje.. 

b.rtallolhJ* ft^ 

- 

• • 1 • • ^1 Ml S Qi MlnUf SoOTt Quiz 

main competitor VFW. 7-0, Frtday 

S *"*""* . • * - — ' g 

WAlter T4«i. 

1, f»to ta Oirt. Vo* gtftaT Yomg both unjed five tferfka oaf. 

m B 

laty, W^tlt aai LandeMlager bst- 

l«ted Oafcw^, on nmy J^ vta CW IWdMt 

tfW Rotaijr pftcher AduMOB fc«- 1, who won » 

Ptttsburgb (NaUomU UHM 

. ., . ._ ; Steel output expected to tan to 11- 

Ml.^lllslOfrM.awBWAIlwTflCT, «wiMBi • dteMBB hjf *• pWertlytMlow, J 

net In 13 Flavors Including 

Ale"Made By Custom Battling, 

In Wkk Area Around 'Point 

ittd MMattnfib In Ptauant- tocmertf 

Bwlgnan took the operation oveT in 1 

II tmte name from "B*Q" to "Cryital 

«• aMIHnml week- dub." The firro F « beveraga are lnd^ 

t i lt^ 

ea, 

the flnn Phooe WAlker f 4M tor tofarinatlon 

' f ^ .. On Any SIM Swimming 

r Commercial, Available 

; Corp., Installed Anywhere 

EXTERIOR INTERIOR 

James J. Flynn 

• Contract ing Painter - 

vmmmmm 

MM* HflM iJtln 

PLASTBUNQ • JOBBING 

BLOCK WOBK 

BMCKPOINTINO 

IX M717 or Ml 1^497 

JACK J. WATKItttON 

PAPERHAH6ER 

• ÂTCHINO 

DICKANG 

PAiflig Cottreder 

INTBBIOit • EXTERIOR 

We do wort to Ooean Ctty, 

Soostn Point, Iinwood, 

Northllakl 

•WMM* 

Phon* tXpett 9^3091 

DIHPAMBB 

MAI1ITIUI 

M.UMMN0 - H1ATIMO 

M0 ASftUftY AVBM1 

**'• i£K »»ii u*B w»: 

InrtheHawta. 

>> GMVIM: 

OCEAN CITY 

EXPRESS CO. 

- SINttvAw 

FUEL 

nwm DCporl M7S1 

HARLfYtVILLI 

HAM1Y LLOTO OUTTW! 

tUMMMMkll 

mi Mtwv tot 

COURTEOUS sovia 

Call OCpMl 9-1771 

WM. $. 

ANDERSON, Inc. 

S#fvio MM ImtoHcinon 

1345 WBT AVDIUE 

JOHNSON'S ELECTRIC 

HMM KXp** f.%m — My «f MgM 

944 Asbury AVMHM 

ELECTRICAL COHTRACTOIS 

JOLYM.1M0 

."-Tta Wan Dally Tribune. 

MAIN LINE INN 

; 1208 Central Avenue 

DINING ROOM NOW OPEN 

„ M0 to noon , , , from 45e 

m m and FRIED CHICKEN 

5 to 8 p. m. 

One Price:'1.75 

Man* 1 EXport 9-42M 

Service Is Our Business 

CLMB 

DEUGHTFOL NEW FLAC1 

DD*E AND DANC1 AT TTO FOMBB 

BALA INN, SOMIRS POINT, N, J. 

PhMM WAIkM- 7-4135 

PLAY 

TENNIS 

At *• 

Ocean City Tennis Club 

? OPBJ DAILY 

«ft STMIT ami ATUANTIC AVENUI 

9 o. m. to 8 p. m. 

14 COUKTt - HOMIMAL Rll 

PrahMtoml imtrutNMt by Appoln»mwt 

llMtrtnalng and Twmto SuppIlM 

WALLACE F, TO^MWI, FMftMMHl 

OLUTE AUCTION 

The Washington Hotel. 

C « h » * StaiP^" Av » J 

H ST. IS.W. Cep.«h ».* StaiP^" 

OCEAN OTY, N. J. 

PAY, AUQ. 5fh# ^ P« 

SALE TO |l HUB AT 

Ff#iftt Tha Point 

Diamond Dugouts 

ing chance of gut caught the at-1 baa* hit Skip Caitaldi then walked 

bunt •wins Matroey m 1 

| build up a three-run margin. Tlwl torn ootbTthrow to flrttl 

MtTl 

bone INB °eorfe I 

Laytui 

• •»»»•-• the flnt round when Irvhurton k»d-1 

IIIIIM «« *a HcM »t 

— after a line drive double play .tart-1 

Point toumey hopes' abruptly holt- *t by Jame* Laytim gave way to 

it a, the chin tam Cape M«y, 5-1,1 • WHS. 

at muuMUe in the necond nd| T "»• HaHd to the thlnl on 

ot ana competition. I 

IthM In uumey competitVin, rtalt-l 

ly lor the leak. 

Cap* Mtf 

• • 1 • • A si 

• 1111 a-i 

All Star play continued to dominate 

the Point baseball s«e» over 

the weekend as the Mainland AU- 

Slan! resumed acWn Baturday alter 

an opening round win over Hap. 

le Shade. M. 

nil HEM the Molnland nine Journeyed 

to aittslde Paik and retumed 

home with another extra tan- 

Ing win, 5-3. 

Curt Field, pitched the fine* 

game of his career as he tamed 

12 In going eight Innings to Us 

Hrst All-Star win He had one mm 

tramc u CUfhride took a M lead 

in the nith with three »oUd nMUei, 

h! the top o« the sixth Mainiaml 

came right back to tie the count 

when Dick Hennansen walked and 

scored when Ralph AtMta lotted 

a fly to center reml(lna in an 

outfleW conUkm and a Mofisse nkcue, 

Aballo thai Sole In on pitcher 

Fields 1 single to right 

In the seventh the Mainlanders 

took the lead to the first time 

when George Emmm walked with 

two nit, stole second and third, and 

came galloping home on a catcher 

overthrow of Olid, 

CliHside Mine right back in 

Titiiiii-i 

• iiiiiit-i 

Tn« Mainland AltStsr. bMr n 

three-run toad and dropped « M 

run tor Mainland 1B the sMb, Aball 

LOTS 

CLEARED 

FILLED 

ill III ft—1 

• • 11 i i 

— M« — 

— CALL — 

the suns frame to knot the Mont C. and M. 

as the winning nm attempted a steal 

of home hut Jota DDto applied the CONTft ACTORS 

tag aad gave the visitors the boost 

they needed. 

Box 62 Moimoro 

In the eighth AbaUa walked and 

seorai) as DUks laid down a bunt 

and moved to second as the catcher 

overthrew flnt Another bunt By 

Fields resulted In another mltplaj 

at Orst allowing DUlo to come home. 

WMfMUMVI 

NICK MK5LIACCI0 I CO. 

9 Boy Avanut BCpatf • • ^ 

SP1CIALIZIN0 IN 

CONCRETE WORK 

— RiADY-MIX — 

- TOPSCML • GftAVR • ML 

ROOFING—SIDING 

JOHNWKANVILLI ASBESTOS 

PfRMANENT AWMINOS 

ENAMILID ALUMINUM «MN» - ADOITIONl 

CtMINT WORK SWIMMING POOLS 

A. € ^NitWipriON »„ 

m HtmmL MNk OP 6*|AH_emf BLOO. 

EXport 9-t471 ••-. WCHAtD FARR 

FIn.ndng Arrmnged - Ai Lcm At IS.OO Per Month 

WILLIAM MOWN 

nu WRT 

Frmd S. Tarves, 

tt>AHtt Of AU KINDS 

Miami Awning 

Jalousies - 

'fv 

Y0O Alf 

MIAMI-SO 

SOS N.w toad 

H. C Pontiere & Robert A. Gill 

REGISTERED BUILDERS 

933 Wwt Avmut Phena EX(»ort 9-18W 

STAHLER'S 

MomMD BUILDERS 

"Wl SP1CIALIM IN MOOIUNIflNO HOM»W 

BERGER LUMBER 

' ALUMINUM eOMMNATWN DOOM 

AlMi A^îoog UUhm, U. t. Oypwwv CM* TW 

iiHi tniivr mt SIMPSON •„,_,—_ 

AAthWtod DMler M TKftMlNIX W B I COWraOl. 

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PCHDIVRI 

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STORE 

ORCLE 

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Na»a i 

Mr. and Un. Edward E. Anthony 

West Indies Wedding Unites 

Miss Wilkie, Edward Anthony 

The marriage of BOM Mnry Joyce seed pearls and she carried a bay. 

WHMe. daughter ufietatp Mr. J.N. oust of mauve eattebra. 

WUJde and Mrs, Wffide, o* Market Assisting as beat man 

inn. St. George, Barbados, Weal WUHe and serving as listen 

Indie*, and Edward E. Anthony, ton Ashley WUkte and Oneal Goddard. 

of Mra, SUnneth L. Anthony, of Following a reception at Friend- 

Villa., N. J.. took plan- at it •trip Estate. St. MTehwI. the couple 

•targe's Parish Oiurch. Church o! left on a honeymoon at Edgewater 

England, Barbados. June 23. TheHotel. 

Bathsheba. Barbados. For her 

Given In marriage by her brother, 

Douglas WWde, the bride ware a 

gown of One slipper satin topped 

with chantlUy lace. The bodice tea. 

lured a square scalloped neckline 

with long sleeves ending In points at 

the wM. The skirt was made wiUi 

a princess Unit and ended In a chap, 

el train Raced with chantllly lace 

and studded with deUeate pearls and 

rhlnestones. Her fingertip veil ul 

nylon tulle was kept in plae* with a 

coronet of pearls and crystals and 

she carried a bouquet of white cnttelya. 

The bride's only attendant, Miss 

Jean Wllklc. wan atUred in a floorlength 

gown of soft finished nylon 

ar over taffeta with a draped 

bodice and skirt. Her headdress was 

a tiara of lavender traced with 

-WiTMGIIOUSE AfcKOWHTIONMG • — — •• —• 

T tWAY 

2 Shows Sat. 

• * 9iM p.m. 

mtmm OPENS I 

"SItK STOCKINGS" TONIGHT i 

AY, AUG. 3 

O l * 

tilling Tunas 

Gay Comedy 


THRU SUNDAY 

JULY 31st 

"PETER AND THE WOLF" 

by Pilgrim Children'. Trmatr* 

Point WA 7-4115, 

IN «GtABj tnr. HUOHH M4ARMACY. Mi • WESLEY AVENUE. 

> KKfttt MSH k Esijwin Tlât Ijaiiify 

AMPLE PARKING • NEWLY Afif .CONDITIONED a a M 

t *i 

3 COINS 

COCKTAIL 

LOUNGE 

AND BAR 

Rev. A. MorraJw. assisted by th« going away outfit the brtde erne % 

Rev. L. C. MRJMieu, officiated. tropical wit of Hue orton and cotton 

with white accessories. 

Mr, and lbs, Anthony win make 

their home in Ocean aty where Mr. 

Anthony U employed as assistant division 

manager lor the New Jersey 

Natural Gas Company. 

ON THE CIRCLE IM SOMERS POIWT . 



PRESENTS 

"Mr. Entertainment' 1 

O'NEILL 

profit StMCMBtul Enguywnsiilt in 

AfKtnfic %3tyt ana tin CopacabcHta, ^1. Y, C. 

'^ MATINEE SUNDAY 

'""' pink 

m HIS VARIETY BOYS 

K 

Coming Events 


Children's Story Teilins Hour, 10 

,,m,, at the Ocean Oty IWe Public 

Library. 

s • • 

Uteguard Surfboat MM, 6:30 p.m. 

at 10th st. beach, 

m * • 

Duplicate BHdW ie«ton. »i30 p.m., 

at the Oeean a^ Vaeht Qub, 

• * * 

Masonic Social Club meeting, I 

p.m.. in Masonic Temple. 16th and 

Wesley av. Congressman WlUlam H. 

Mmiken Jr., ol rtnuylWuilB, guem 

speaker, Vtaltors wetome. 

* * • 

suimnwr Auxiliary of the First 

Methodist Church meeting, 2 p.m. In 

the BlBcayne Hotel, hectare on Inter 

national Cooueratlon by George B, 

BetaeL Visitors welcome. 

Young Adults' Dance. »:30 pm., at 

the Youth Center, 6th and Atlantic 

Children's Reading Club, 10 a.m., 

at the Ocean City Free Public Li. 

brary. 

Public card party, i p m.. In the 

Recreation Hall, benefit Hostess 

Goad Newt Teenage Bible Club, 

rjJO p.m., ta Tabernacle Baptist 

Church 

THURSDAY 

Travelogue in Color, '-Madcaji Holiday," 

by Rev, and Mrs Paul A. 

Friedrich. 8:30 p.m., in the FlHrt 

lethodlst Church. 

* • • 

Ferguson Jîo FoU MO V.F.W. 

meeOng, 8:10 p.m., In the Port Home. 

* -• * 

Tournament Bridge Sasion, 8:30 

i.m.. at the Ocean aty Yacht Club 

• • * 

Ocean City Masonic Lodge F, and 

KM, meeting, 1 p.m.. hi the Masonic 

femple. 10th and Wesley av. 

* * • 

Rotary Oub dinner meeting, 6.30 

m., at White HalL 

FRIDAY 

Children's Story Telllm Hour, 10 

m., at the Ocean City Free Public 

Ubraiy 

* * * 

Natana Council Dearee o» Pocahootaa 

meeting. 8 p.m.. at the Epiacopal 

Parish Hall. 

A record number of Htt graduate 

engineen from 94 MEtneeHnE tio|> 

legea were recently am/layed by 

WorthuiBtan Corp., Harrlaan, NJ., 

among who wa» Andre L. Jemoi, at 

3801 Central BV., thta dty, and a 

Eradnate of ths U A Naval Academy. 

FoUowlng a tour eu8ng marty In 

^pteniber each nnu wfll Mlact a 

4> nBilniiuieut In onto of tfifi comparry's 

17 dfvWnn*. S 

Commuters' Club N 

nan to draw up the flnal «nse- bralng her 6Tth UrOntey. 

nwnl* tor this ywufi paW wteh The guest ol honor received many 

wlU be tarn M U«ai "CMaosrt" tove% guts including an attractrv* 

Nit*. Much preparation baa been ly decorated birthday cake on a 

made and the reservations have been murical cake fdaM 

coming In dairy, and a capacity Thaw attending were Mr. and Mrs. 

crowd (• ontkioated. 

MeriM BreeUey, el Oceanaty. 

This is one night hi the Cwnmut- Mr*. Betty Woolber, rf ftorajri 

erf allairs that peouts the wives Mnti Mr. and Mw. W j « » 

to join this active and happy group •on and daushter, Armnbelle, ol 

of men, and all who have attended Washington. D. Ci Mr, mi Mm 

the partto* in toe part, have ahvaw George BreeUey, of Cardiff, and 

come away having tad a night of Earl BreacMey jr., of Wnrtimeld 

tun and good entertainment. 

Ths then meoitierB who have not 

AIR-CONDITIONED GREENHOUSE 

OAK AVKNV* NEAR CKNTHAL AVENWB 

I BIHM f rim MM «y, NM •• MM f 

UMW000. M. 1 

•ent in their rewrvatiBHi ai rt now, 

July 26 to July 30 In Ocean Ofy*. Vh*atrM 


MAKE 

SALT WATER POOLS 


SWIMMING LiSSONS AVAILABLE 

GIVEN BY COMPiTiNT INSTRUCTORS 

LOCKERS roR BEACH BATHERS 

VIIIT MM 

GAS UOHT ALLEY KB CREAM PARLOR 

m twu " 

PUBLIC INVIT«D 

TBWSLBSOHS 

by Reservation 

HENRY McCONE 

Shop at tit* 

FLANDERS 

SHOPPING LANE 

MDDRLYN 

CMfinuMM 10:30 •- m. to MMnrta 

Today Ik Wad, 

"ICE PALACE" 

RICHARD BURTON 

CAROLYN MNU 

IMM F«*ff» mm •! Atata 

in Technicolor 

Thu. . Sat. 

ALFRED HITCHCOCKt 

"PSYCHO" 

ANTHONY PERKINS 

JANET LIISH 

TM PMm YM MMl tM 

Frm Tin •••IWUBI 

Today A Wad, 

"TARZAN THE 

MAGNIFICENT" 

JOCK MAHONEY 

In Color 

Today* W»d. 

THE ADVENTUMS OF 

HUCKLEBERRY FINN" 

TONY RANDALL 

•DDIKHOfMES 

anemasoope A Odor 

Thu. • Sat. 

"PILLOW TALK" 

DORIS DAY 

ROCK NiJfiCQIi 

TCNVMNBAU. 

Cinemascope ft Color 

Thu. . Sat. • 

"MISTER ROBERTS" 

JAMES CAONEY 

JACK LSMMON 

WILLIAM POWKLL 

Cinemascope A Oalar 

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