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THI OCIAN CITY 

Bowlfn 

Lee. high school Senior, al- 

til* attention of the local 

_ fraternity lut Thursday 

when sti- rolled imii e-.- 

new high fame record Tor 

High School Girls losgue at the 

«t Bowling Academy CMii- 

Kuhn's 444 Hi the best series 

' the week. 

Brownie* Furniture con tinned un 

In Mw second half by v Inning 

seeoiKt *-0 Dutch in Ho week's 

the AUeyi team In ihi- 

other match. Hughes JTwrmacv lop- 

ped Ooean Ctry Cleaner*, 3-1 

* w * 

MotrraoMtRv TAKES LCAD 

, IN HMJM SCHOOL BOYS LOOP 

Morttgotpery Paint Starr Krahbed 

undlaputed lead In the High School 

' Boys Lsesue at 12th st with Mil 

victory over Plitt's Appliance rn ri 

deadlock ptoyofr 

Montgomery's and Plait's errlored 

the natch JsstgMd In tha 

but PtaM'a f ell hr Ihe wayside and 

dropped into third (msition. PMflH-r 

Chevrolet topped Andre* Service, 

3-1, to take over stfeond place. 

Eddie Roblnson-i 2M wan the high 

$*me for the day. John Gardner hit 

a 183. Robinson »l«o turned In the 

high series count at 5H1, 

Standing!: 

Montgomery 17 

P.lmcr LI 

Plltt 13 

Andrea ., II 

11 

15 

17 

to making thm 

H*'ir Apparent 

"UNAPPARB^T" 

MATERNITY CLOTHES 

ONLY 

9204 VENTNOR AVENUE 

MARGATE 

PHONI A. ft 1.7Sft 

O|Mn MlM tiM AM. fa «tW M*. 

SAPPHIRIt ASSUME PACE 

IN WOMEN'S GBM PLAY 

The Sapphires climbed out of third 

position Into a shared lead of the 

Women's Gem League this week with 

a 4-0 conquest of (he Diamonds. 

The Rubies, pare setters prior *o 

the match, stumbled to [he full count 

by tht* Emeralds and dropped to 

second position. The Onyx split with 

Topaz -to climb from third to n firs* 

place deadlock uith Sapphires 

Koblried lip nil 

dlMttuai honors with lt.l I) -h 

Sapphires 

OnjK 

RuWeii .. 

TopsI .. 

Emeralds 

Diamonds 

Standing* 

14 

14 

13 

11 

10 

10 

10 

10 

II 

13 

14 

14 

•MNIIS DISSOLVE JAM 

IN WOMIN'f LOOP PLAY 

THe Peonies copped a 4-0 decision 

over the Tulips to break up a three- 

Way tie for firs', place in the Women's 

Tuesday night League at the lath 

st. Bowling Academy and take full 

command of the sUttberth. 

The Iris elung to second position 

with a jli—Mi win over the Daffodils 

while the Daisies, the third dead, 

locked team, won 3-1 over the Lilacs. 

Klaure Wimbefg won the high 

singles linnors with a 1H2 game 

while Terry costeUo's 471 was lire 

top series. 

Peonies 

liia 

Palsies 

Til lips 

— 7 

fl>4 

a 

4 

4 

KLAUSIK SHINtS IN 

MEN'S THURSDAY LOOP 

Rob Klauser mopiH'd ur> all [ndivi- 

dual honors in tills week s aft ion of 

the. Men's Thursday Night Iêajjue, 

hitting singles of i'2-t and 235 and 

posting a scries of 613. 

The OC Dry Cleaner* continued on 

the pace with a 4-0 win over the Alt' 

Base. Second place Dry Wall topped 

MAB. 3-1. while third-place Boscul 

nailed Chelsea THIc for the full 

count 

OCIX.' 

Dr\ Wall 

Bo^cul 

Standlnsi' 

11 

U 

11 

2 

1 

> 

SOMIR.S POINT LUTHERANS 

BUILD CHURCH LOOP LBAO 

The Sorncrs Point Lutheran "B" 

earn t»o*.ted a 4-0 win over K of C 

\ in the Churtlr League al tiro 

12th st Boulin ' Aeademv lo gain 

d pmnt in the lr*rd u\er second p] tie 

;omcr>% Poltrl Lutheran A' whlth 

opiM.il Ocean t.it-v BopliKl JI 

Standing!. 

s P, Lutheran -B" .18 8 

s. P. Lutheran "A".. IS 9 

O, c. Baptist IS t 

0 C Lutheran Hiy Jii 

Norlhfiold Bowling 

it end congratulations 

in person by .PHONE 

RICHMOND 

only 

•3 mtnnfr Xnlum rate frim. Adimtic City 

9tUr6pJn. Tm tut indudeL 

Tie Develops For Lead 

In Seashore League Race 

Public Safety climbed Into a first 

ptace lie wiUi Wallace Hardware as 

the result of Friday night's action 

in the Seuhare League at the North 

field Bowling Center. 

Wallace's enjoyed undisputed pas- 

lesion of the sunberth at the start 

at the night's action, and defeated 

Shropshire Jewelers, 31. Public 

Safety, trailing by one point, took the 

full count over Marmora Pire Com- 

pany to shire the top spot. 

Bob Sampson-, MS was Ihe high 

single for ihe evenlnf. Joe Fogllo 

was close behind with 228, while Ed 

Hamada and Fred D'tntperie each 

ante In wlUi 221) games. Other highs 

included Mike Colao, J12; Fran* 

Pile#il, ail; Walt Hughes, 210; Fnuilt 

Kwing, 204 and 202. Wait Wear 20.1, 

and CJI Miller and Mick Pessdlano 

201 each, 

Hamads posted a 5*4 for high w 

lea, with Swing coming In with BIS 

and PUeiii wHh S«i, 

Putlic Safety took team high hon. 

ere with a U44 series which included 

a ts single Ocean City Pord had 

a 2S3« triple count and Sampson. 

Hamada 2484. Sampson Hamada reg. 

istered an B88 single and Ocean City 

Pord an M7 game 

SMfMflfHfll 

Wallace ....".. IB » 

Public Safety IB B 

Shropshire .......... IS 12 

S. P, PoLice ,, 18 ID 

Water Sen Ice ...... IS 13 

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LBAD6RS ALL WIN 

IN CITY LIASUI 

The status quo of the first four 

teams in the City Bowling Leamie 

remainded unchangeil when the lend- 

ers all scored 3-1 victories Monday 

night at NOKhfield. 

The pace>maklng Johnson Five top- 

ped Point Diner, Hyatt's beat Wallace 

Real Estate, Mape's Service tumbled 

Hackney's Refrigeration, and Pal- 

Bier's Refrigeration downed Samp- 

son's, 

Frank Pileggi earrlod off hish 

triple honors building singleg of 

218, 214 and 111 into a series total 

of §14, Other high sWles Included 

610 for Sam Benner and 60S for Walt 

Hughes. 

H Johnson posted the h'.-:!i single 

of 234. Hughes' series total uliiuded 

a MS and a 211. Benner came in 

with a 220 and 110. other hiyh sin- 

gles ineluded J Lancsster, 217: ,1. 

Kugler, SOB; W, Hailiney, 204: Paul 

Gerkens, 103; Mike Denan and Bud 

Hackney, 202 each: .1. Wallow a p«(r 

of 2W Bames, and O. BrfwstPr, 201. 

Hyatt's monopolized team honors, 

hitting a 2,6o3 series which Incliidcd 

the high team single of BJT. 

St.rtdlnsi: 

Johnson's - J.J B 

Hyatl's ... 2| II 

Mape's 1!) 13 

Paimer's in 14 

THURSDAY, PI 

Elementary Sc/ioof» 

Assembly Friday 

by Third Grade 

Lincoln Pennies' 

Ploy on 

Delay in Appointments Better 

Than Wrong Man, Says Meyner 

THENTON — Governor Robert B. 

Moyner will consider the appoint- 

mont of a committee to recDmniend 

wnys and means of epiebritum the 

! -Mth annivefiary of 

New jersey. 

At his conference 

civil service in 

The Third Grade of the Central 

Ai'Cnlle School, taught oy Mrs. Fran- 

cea Johnson, will give an assembly 

program in the auditorium tomorrow 

Fridaji at B;10 a. m. and 10:10 a, m. 

parvnts and friends arc invited. 

The proftram follows; 

Announcer liidy Thompson 

Bible Reading Louise DiMeglio 

I Flag Salute Wayne Adamson 

Play—"Lincoln Pennies.' 

Cost: 

with weekly 

news editors and reporters, the ff 

ernor said he would "uniortain such 

a suggestion arid give it my sinMrc 

cooperation" after paying tribute to 

devoted public employees at state, 

county and local levels. The golden 

Charlli? 

Father 

Lincoln Ponnlrs 

and .. ., 

3rd 

4th 

lih ...... 

Bth 

71(1 

Bth i 

9th 

10th , .... 

111)1 

latii ........ 

i;ith 

14th 

.. Donald LaRene 

1st . Kathy Kelly 

... Susan Sortimer 

Uwyor for the post acceptable to 

Senator Prank S, Parley, A lantic 

Cmmty Republiciin. "Were I to gel 

less than my choice in Atlantic Coiin. 

iy. I would not he llv n» up lo my 

"'on'tne" Prowls of the State Tax 

Policy Commission to adopt a a per 

lentbuslnesii lax applicable to the 

net income of both incorporated and 

unincorporatc.d business tp replace 

the present local tax on houNehold 

(.oods nnd business inventories, and 

to balance the sllile hudiict, the Ggv. 

ernor said II will take a little lime 

to Wiolve public opinloii and secure 

legislative action. 

The. Oovpmor cKpects the Non- 

nesident Tax Commllieei si-t Up 0y 

New Vork New Jersey and Conner- 

licut to study iaxatidn or Now Jer- 

sey "and t'onncrticut residents fty 

New York to tlo somcthlntt soon 

aboiit Ihe situation, lie julmittcii New 

York, al present. in the 

SMALL HIGH SCORBR 

IN BAVSIPI ACTION 

Bob Small picked up 

dividual marbles In last 

MLAXi TiiM your TV from onywhsra in Iha room with «SiI«nt Sound* 

ftEMOTf TV TUNINO 

THE •RRITATIQM 

OK JUMPING UP AND DOWN TO TUNi TVI 

JuM pr«« a button on th« control 

bo» you holJMi_your hand and 

UR$NW control! your TVI 

No wdrn no cordi... 

no tramiitort... no radio control 

WOVM ... no •l.ctrldtyl No botlerm 

to wor out. Spoce Command 

tuning it not an «xtra accanory 

. . , If'» built right into th« utl 

...fo Turn Set ON/OFF 

...10 Change Channels to 

Right/left 

to Muff Sound of long 

annoying commercials while 

phfuit mnaiitf on scraen 

Suuotionol 

NEW Sornhbi* Picfur* 

T«b« with fln«t pictor. 

tM and contrail. 

4 

11* oV*roll Dt 

Ml SOMOM cbM of Umaûlar 

fktufa Ana. In tfrtfMd MahotMny 

eokr or aroln«d MMM Optt «4ft- 

(l«i Oettwul) 

m Bring In Yowr MotiMf or DM and Oaf Yeur 

ZMW Sfwca HrimM feiMi S«tr«t M w m 

. . . ONLY 49c 

OFF ELECTRIC 

PHONE 1242 

iue, hitting a Ml series which 

eluded a 232 single. 

Standing!: 

Diamond Cleaners .... 22 

Berger Lumber .... Jl 

Egg Harbor ........ 20 

Home • Oarden ...... W.'t 

• • * 

WOMEN'S BAYSHORI LOOP 

STANDINGS SHIFT QUICKLY 

Daniels Restaurant managed 

oil the In 

week's ac 

1H4 

liary Harmon 

Marjory Witmer 

,. Joyce Weldon 

Pamela Weaver 

I5l(i Uory Orbb 

Promoter Elizatacrth Cornish 

SUSP Manasjors Ricky Mask 

and Joseph Lewis 

Stage properties were made by the 

elass, 

' nutopliane Selections by the 

-''• | Class: "Comm 1 Horrnd the .Mountain" 

"Jingle Bills" 

(Soloist: Colleen Casti-llo 

on electric guiiir) 

Song by Class "Washington 

and Lincoln" 

Dance 'The Walk- 

Leaders; Carl Keese & Terrie Baker 

anniversary of civil service ciime 

fluout through Ihe enactment of the 

first civil service law in 1MB in Now 

Jersey. 

Governor Meyner also in formed 

those attending the news conferences 

that he is considering the appoint, 

ment of a president of ihe gtate 

Jack tellers I Civil Service commission but will not 

Ije rushed. The vaeantry was caused 

by the resignation of William V. 

Kelly. Jr. of Jersey City, upon tak- , igekgV.t S1,m . 

State Senator from ,jur',nl, tne new, rntifcrence, the 

Kovcmor fldmittfii i'lH'rn i« no .icnti- 

Chorlotie Jaeji i "In suih situations, 1 have never mcnt for middjf imumc hiniMiif; pro 

Carey Bradley founil waitinj! lor the riKht appoint. 

... Gail Ashby ee has ever done any harm," said 

,.. Linda Hart the governor, "Any delay ineurred 

Kenny Gorman : in finally gelling the right person 

Colleen Costello ; Is more than olTsel by the Knot! that 

results," i 

Asked about the status of proso. 

I'lllor Lewis P, Scott, of Atlantic 

County, who has been holding down 

the position since June 20, IBM in 

a holdover capacity, the governor 

said up to this time has not been 

able to find a competent Democrat ie 

BrTnda Bri ing his seat as State Senator I 

Grace Bakiey i l!ildson Cdunty on January 14. 

to 

hold the lead in the Women's Say. 

shore League Friday night, but the 

standings below the p»eemakins spot 

were churned considerably, 

Daniel's downed Ventnor Furni- 

ture, M, driving the latter deeper 

into the cellar, Harry's Inn took a 

4-0 shellacking from Gregory's, sink, 

ing from second place to a fifth 

place deadlock. 

Peter Pan took the measure of 

Rugby Inn and climbed from s three, 

way tie in third position to undls 

puled possession of second place. 

Chldsey managed t0 hang onto third 

place with a 21^.1 Mi conquest of 

•hep's Pharmacy. The Joss dropped 

Shep's from third to fourth, 

Lll Men-meld carried off ail the 

individual honors with 

and 492 series. 

Standlngi: 

Daniel's 

Peter Pan . 

Chidsey 

Shep's 

Harry's 

Rugby 

• * * 

( RICHARDS. WEATHiRBY 

' TOP DOUBL.eS SCORING 

Fran Richards carried off the sin- 

sles honors in the women's segment 

of the Ocean City Mixed Doubles 

League at the Morthfjgld Bowllns 

Center, hitting a ijs score. Kate 

Iwini'g high 478 series included two 

180 singles. 

Al Weatherby's 220 was high' for 

the men, with Norman Miner's 565 

winning high triple honors. Dan 

Daniel turned in a 20! game, other 

high scorers among the women were 

Blanche Smith, 172; Ruth Shropshire, 

IU; Sue Pessolano and Freda 

BohnajTi, lei, and Elaine WtaDe-r 

160. 

Standings: 

Apples i» a 

Lemons 14(4 3*4 

Mums ,, 14 g 

Orages . 1)14 ii 

Pears is 7 

192 

1!) 

1C 

15',4 

14's 

14 

14 

single 

B 

12 

ll'i 

ISii 

14 

14 

FIRST GRADE AT WISLIV 

TO PRESENT PROGRAM 

The boys and girls taught by Mrs, 

Phyllis Hover will present their is- 

sembly program on February 28 in 

the Wesley Avenue auditorium al 1 

p, m, and 1:20 p, in. Parents and 

frlencls are invited. 

The children have been studying 

about the care of teeth and will pre- 

sent a short play on this subject. The 

play is called: 'Ouch—My Tooth," 

Announcer ....... Frank Busier 

Toothache Children — 

Doie> , Heather Carey 

Dick David Hacknev 

Mother Linda Stout 

letty Phyllis Tuni*r 

Steve Steve Slegfriei 

Birthday Parly 0irl .. Judy Sharp 

Judy's Mother — Eunice Orean 

Tooth Paste Charles riefces 

Tooth Brush Tina Cornman 

Good Foods Billy Force. Oail 

grams in the metropolitan areas of 

New Jersey, lie said these areas, 

where suth demands inually ariiUn- 

ate, are lookinR more 10 the federal 

jjovernment for finam'ln! holp, 

Oovernor 1 Moyner lolrt Ihe editora 

present that he eonslders Phillips- 

liurB his home and his lean! voting 

plate, rolbor ihan Princeton where 

he resides In the Executive Mansion, 

"I certainly like Princeton but my 

homo is in phiilipsburM." he con- 

cluded. 

4-H Conference 

To Return Here 

S. Jersey Meeting at 

Flanders May 9-11 

By WILLIAM S, LB(=BS 

4-H Club Apmf 

Twenty.flve 4-H Council members, 

older 4.H teenagers and ieven t-H 

Club aients held a joint meeting In 

llammonton to plan the second an 

nual South Jersey 4M Council Cm- 

ference. Representing the Cape May 

County Council were Barbara Bevli, 

•M Clubber and Junior leader from 

Oreen Cr»K. and Edward Wuerkcr, 

Junior leader in Rio Grande, 

Both Bevii and Wuerktr attended 

the Conference last year. It was lield 

In the FlBndera Hotel In Ocean City 

Th« MSB Conference wUl again be 

held in the Flanders, May B. 10 and 

The ttaona selected for Ule Confer- 

ence is "Looking Ahead." The pro- 

grim will explore the future for this 

older «rnup. Definite plans wU! be 

gjinounced Later, 

Gape May County's Council, led ljy 

Edward Wucrkor. will ]i«d UP the 

three-county planning program. At. 

lantic and Burllnjum counUeg will 

round out the committee. 

Other county Council, aro rcspon- 

sible for specUlc phsses of the week, 

eni program. North Jersey Council 

representatives will be invited to sit 

In for the Conference Mia year. 

Clulrmiui-elcct ftr t*e Conference 

I* Betii AnMlo, Salem County jontor 

leader and 441 Club member. Sec- 

retary is Gloria Hay, Burlington 

County Junior iMd 1 

Thl f 

Thl* conference is unique among 

teen-age activities In that Council 

members ptaii and .execute they? own 

program, dub acents are advlson 

and remain In tha htekgnoM to a 

Urge extent. 

COMMON SMUMB 

Often one meeti peomfcj with Inter- 

Aoitar to hto. In front of th* 

Bosenberger, John Pfaelill, Kathy 

Stretch, Ronald Ryan, Tony Watts 

Billy McDonnell. 

Dentist JeJ Monlha 

Nurse Jackie Hal 

Dancers — Olen Kuhns, Davey Ann 

Belber, Scott Johnson, Cynihi 

climie, Bndley Collinfwaad, Ter- 

ry Hamada, Billy Rolls, Diane 

Woods, Jay Gerkcn. Joyce Johnson, 

Xylophone Players — diaries Lyl» 

Gene Beddow, Jay Gerhen Tomtn 

Kruegl, Judy Morgan, Meredith 

Morrison, 

Properties ..,,.,,.., Valerie Hahn 

All of the singers, dancers, and 

xylophone players were coarhed by 

Miss Jane Kyle, music director 

CENTRAL AVENUE NOTES 

The children in Mrs. Frances John- 

son's TWrd' Grade have been study- 

ing animal footprints in the iflow 

for g Science Unit. A large mural 

•was made, showing the animals and 

their tracks. The artists were Kennj 

Oorman, rabbit! Ricky Maak rabbit 

Carey Bradley, squirrel: OaiJ Ashby 

deer; Oary Harmon, cat; and Donald 

Lallene, dog, 

ThS background was done by Judy 

Thompien, Oary Olbb, Jack Zellers, 

Susan Sonuncr, Terrie Baker Joseph 

Lewis and drace Bakiey, 

* * k 

WISLCY AVINUI NOTES 

Hie children In Mrs, Anita Hitter's 

Kindergarten class made hatchets 

and put their names on them for 

Washington's birthday. 

The iboys and girls in LMBS letle 

Thorpe's Wrst Orade^ won the Thrift 

Banner this weeN. They will try lo 

keep It, They have learned many 

things about February, and have 

made pictures of Abraham Lincoln 

and George Washington, 

Miss Ruth Reed's Second Grade 

ha» received three blue seals for writ. 

IIW David French brought in a 

aUteator 

•luffed 

thm children in Mrs, Helen James' 

room are having art lessons with 

macaroni and spaghetti. They aljo 

have received their writing seal* and 

•0 far they hmie not received any 

cheek marks, Thta class also received 

the FTA Banner for the highert at- 

tendance at the last meMiag -• 

are very proud of this 

Kenneth Luke Ricky B 

and Ronnie Tmi student* a, mn 

MMy Gorman's rourth Orade h»« 

muds * Huge landing field for «lr. 

Planet of eardboirrt. t)f d^tmiaa 

of the •"•hid is charted on thVfliM 

JroiB 

boxes. This was dope to 

m itady of .lipl 

now «udyliiB the we.uwr 

Mrs. Emma Warren's Second Grade 

U (been .npirtaentlja *hn ^ 

moBMen, They lake 

chert* with a ttemooi 

and on (ho flW If 

witaw te 

They hive different 

«m en flW 

amtan w^r ttemsn.i^ 

•Us Mva iMeraosea that light up b 

Omit you CM tee differentôratjiff 

UttlS. 

rtrtrldge 

^laîr 

*MH, (lw tl n it did 

•ntf BO 

Kay Outlines 

Sunday Bills 

Says Opposition is 

Growing in State 

Assemblyman Robert B, Kay this 

week clarified two proposed Sunriii;. 

closing bills which will be given g 

public hearing by the Assembly com- 

mittee In Trenton on Wednesday, 

•Mareh 12, 

Mr, Kay Is on recort os opposing 

Sunday clositii bills, saying such 

action would be an economic blow 

to the resorts of the state. For the 

edification of the general public, he 

outlined the bills as follows. 

Assembly BUI 22 would prohibit 

the sale on Sunday of clothlni, wear- 

ing apparel, furniture, furnishings 

and appliances for home, business 

or office and all construction mater 

iats. The bill provides penalties of 

fU.% for the first offense, |100 for the 

second offense, and 1200 or 30 diys 

in jail, or both, for the third offense. 

Assembly Bill 152 prohibits eon. 

ducting of all business on Sunday in 

the state except drugs, meals, ore. 

pared food, newspapers, periodicals, 

non-alcoholic beverages and gasoline 

service stations and except for all 

business on boardwalks and benches 

on the ocean and lake fronts and ex. 

cept sale of alcoholic beverages. The 

bill proposes fines for violations from 

WOO to «00 and after two violations 

the state's attorney general could 

move to shut down the business 

Mr, Kay said that earlier this year 

17 of the state's !! counties were be. 

hind the Sunday closing movement, 

hut that senllDient is currentlv 

swinging in ihe ether qlreetion. 

39th Suggestion Prize 

State Spent Million 

On Snow Removal Job 

It cost the Highway Department a 

cool million dollars lo pic* Ihe IMS 

mile state road system from under 

lost week's blizzard. State lliiihwa.i 

Commissioner Dnighi It, O. friimer 

announced. 

The cost established a record hiah 

for a single snowstorm, ocfordina 

to Department records, which uo 

back to 1B1P when regular snow re- 

moval operations were lirstv under, 

taken. 

Commissioner Falmpr said the 

statewide plowing job Has equivalent 

to elearinK a twolane roadway i"; 

tending from Newark lo Los An- 

leles. In some arras of the state 

drifts 10 feet high werp encounh'red, 

he said, and continued hinh uiiids 

required constant plowing around 

the clock for three days In order to 

kep the highways passable in a rrifr 

jor portion of the state. 

At the height of the siarm the 

Highway Deiparunent had 2300 men 

and 8S0 pieces of snow removal 

equipment on the highways. 

John A, Plppel (left), of BIS Penn- 

!,vh Place, Ocean City, receives a 

cheek—his 39Hi for a total of $1140 

rn 10 years—for a suggestion made 

to hrs company. Enide industrial Di- 

vision of The Electric Storage Bat. 

*ery Company, Philadelphia. 

Pippel. a supervisor or submarine 

luttery assembly, received the check 

for in improved rn.plant lighting 

suggestion. Presentation was made 

by U E, Well*, director of enainecr. 

ing and chairman of the Exlde SUB. 

«stlon Committee, in a ceremony at 

the Exide plant. Pippel is entitled to 

wear Bxiiie's gold suggestion pin be. 

eause of hrs numerous costcutting 

ideas. He received the annual "Bug. 

gester of Year" award in 1BBJ f,om 

the Poiladeiphia chapter of the N 

tional Assofiation of Suggestion'Sys- 

Wildwood to Fight 

Sunday Closing Flan 

Mayor Ralph James, of Wiidwood, 

this week spearheaded a new drive 

to have postponed scheduled puMic 

hearings of two legislative measures 

which won id effect Sunday elosin« of 

business In New Jersey. 

The hearinits are to be conducted 

in TTenton on March 12. and Mayor 

James and representatives of Wild- 

wood business interests arc rinsing 

more time to prepare argumenis 

against adoption or the bills. 

At a meeting m the Wildwood In 

formation Bureau, Mayor James said 

he has received irssilranrc of threri 

other seashore communities that thev 

will combine their erTorts to deteai 

the bills. 

Mayor James said that Wildwood 

doe* 23 per cent of its busihesj! on 

flundaj-. Ho said Sunday e 1 o s i n a 

would grovely effect the ecorfomv of 

that resort, I 

SJC01 

Seek 

Chairman 

Counties of 

Seven |>romln«»t(L 

have been namtd A] 

drive by the 'mithtjiT. 

Develoinnent ôuBejia 

present memberihfei 

The appointmeaU 1 

by George j. 0 

the Prudential .._. 

regional offices in ] 

wood and chain 

membership con 

Selected to rtpn.___ 

lee in five of Soulaai J 

si* couniieg were^ 

Atlantic Co., NelU! 

HsinR diroptor, AtU 

Gnlftden Co., WillUmj 

dent, William Flinn Bm 

den; t umlMTl.ind Ca, J 

field, general rrrannjw j 

Evening News; elm * 

renco Crispin, attarnty \ 

and Salcni Co Willltai 

Harold ti. Cline, |nc, tm. 

An appolntmcBt fw Cmj 

has noi yei be ntis, 

Named to *pur meBttea, 

financial instUutions nla 

ties, respeiilvely, in in at3 

were Edward c Jona twV 

at Ihe Boardwalk NatMdl 

l.inli,- City, and Cturtat 

lognc npjilianee dell 

of Ihe tialliiwaj' Twp, i 

GeislnBer said lilt I 

Jersey DcvdlotimtBt 1 

lo all persons, or 

firms Interested In r 

New Jersey 0 better | 

work and play. Us 1 

permits a vote In 

from among whom tat ( 

cere are selected. 

Morris Opens 

For GOP Nc 

ROBERT MWUW 

With the formal 

rign hcadqugrten 

Staey.Trehi. ihe < 

Morris for the RepuMWI 

lion for V. 8, Senatw I 

Jersey swung Into hill ( 

week. 

Morris, a point , 

who recently resigned sf 

sel to the Senate 

Subcommittee, Is 

nominaUon in the . 

His opponenl Is Coi _ 

W. Kean, of Mvingstsfc 

ONLY Hf NIID1D 

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tal. 

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makei cheerful reading. 

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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER H 

Telephone 0304 or 0305 OCIAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1958 

iourt Ruling Upholds Citys 

xtions In Stoeco Land Deal 

rime Extension 

Development 

Called Legal 

Supreme Tribunal 

Rules 6-0 Against »/ 

Oldfifld Contention^ 

The Now Jeriiy Slate Su 

Court on Monday ruled 

the City of Ocean City 

within its rights whan 

tgranted Stoeco Homes, Inc.. 

n extension of time in 1962 

1 flll and f rade the area east 

Bay av. from 20th it, to 

4th st. which the develop- 

»nt firm purchaied from the 

in 1951, 

Ijuitlce Albert S. Burling en- 

the Suprenie Court's M 

10 uphold a previous juds- 

l of the Superior Court that the 

Bad the right to renegotiate 

Stoeco Homes when it was 

I that the firm could not com 

with turn original restrictions 

! by the cHy In seUing ahe 

i land was acquired tv Stoeeo 

• It public sale on February 14, 

.. Stoteo acquired the tract from 

i it, to 24th st, on Mie west aide 

y av. for tlUO.aoff and th* 14> 

tract on ihe eMt aide (or 

, The sales were eonflrned 

r ctt}' rtsokrtk>ns on February it 

id Bn4l gettlenent made on June 

I tto same year. 

\ < n» •*** to MM lantJ cMtabMd 

which rtaulrad that 

fiU ma *ra4* M th. 

I ami Milting municipal 

• H»lot> on boHl tract*. Th. 

i prslMt w«« to have 

Hi in MM year, or th. 

•11 l9f1Bsl In w I WO VF9S If 

: to th* city, 

i acquire all Ihe parcels in the 

_jSio#ce negotiated with a mum- 

[Of rndlvldii»ls and purduwed an- 

117 lota for a total price of 

Boatmen Invited to Give 

Data to Fix Span Policy 

Jacksonville, Fla,, will be the locale of a hearinf by the 

Anny Corps of Engineers on April 8, which may nave an 

Important bearing on construction plans for future highway 

bridges into Ocean City «nd other neighboring resorts along 

[Stoeco, shortly tflw KtUtment. 

I d Hill DfedHnv *:», of 

• City, to stan diMgins flve 

' tofooni from til* tofytnra In 

wars sector of the U-Kt, »nd 

the dredged naMrtlu* lo fill 

i in* to grade, according to the 

t opinion. 

I Mnen September and December 

I that year, s large portion or the 

-- rr ilde sf the tract and « small 

i or the east side were filled 

lt Biannor. Jtoncver, the ma, 

dnMhed from the Br»t two 

_I««M ligoons revealed it Vim 

I or sulBclent quality to fce ujed 

HI. It contained too high a 

ty of «ud ami iilt. 

IStsen was compelled to acquire 

T Wind froni a private source to 

i a» a splU area in order to dU. 

' ef the suUstandard substances 

from the uigMni. Tlwse 

*le drertglng eondiiioni ere. 

Ipalms (ngineeriFuj and rtnanclal 

on. y..r 

1 * * rt - Sh *^ *-* »* 

"" •»Wantiai portion 

rml 

*, column 1, 

to 

the inland wateirway. 

Col, ftiul D. Ttoitler, chief M the 

engineers for the South Atlantic PI 

vuiion, this week announced that the 

public hearing in Jacksonville has as 

its purpose the obtaining of "fsctual 

information as to the usage of the 

Atlantic Intracoastal Wateriray be> 

tween Ttenton, N, J., and Key West, 

Pla,. by vewels requiring more than 

nominal vertical clearance." 

Thar* IMI bMil ne dacltkHi mute 

tint* latf SflTiihtr M «o Mpm, 

al of pl«i> tor a Sfâat flxwl ip«i 

bridge ov.r Oc**n Clty-t main bay 

chanMi at Mth M, It wai hwtefk 

nil* Mr* m la whether or not a 

dMliton en thhj applMttlan fey th* 

County Bosrd af PrMlraldari may 

b* hald up pending rtiulti of Hit 

Jkckxmvilt* during. 

It was laarncd from one source 

that til* Army Engineers have sub- 

mitted a report on the Ocean City 

bridge to the Slate Division of Navi- 

galton, where a decision now rests. 

Local boating Interests slrongly 

opposed the 35-foot span and rerom- 

mended. iMtead, that a drawbridge 

be buut. 

Col. Troxler, In connection with 

the Jacksonville (hearing, sdld that 

the Information obtained "will be 

used in connection with a detailed 

study Being made by the Corps of 

Engineers, U. S. Army, to determine 

the minimum standard vertical clear, 

•net or clearance"! which should lie 

established to govern the future con 

atruetion of (Died bridges or other 

overhead structures crossing the 

various reaches of the ImracoasUtl 

Waterway in order to meet the reas- 

onable needs of navigation." 

The present minimum standard 

vertical clearance Is 80 feet stove 

mean high water. But the Depart 

ment of the Army has considered it 

"necessary and proper' 1 to permit 

construction of one bridge of leaser 

vertical clearance, and applications 

are pending for two similar addition, 

al bridges, one at Cocoa, Fla., and 

the other at Myrtle Beach, S. C. 

Col. Troxl.r ..Id that It Is In- 

MlM that HM «tudy new under- 

way will mult M th. r.- toadar* and 

panoU. 

Judge Clears Montogna 

in 'Flying Saucer 7 Case 

Ocean City party boat skipper Chris Montagna won vindi- 

catiqn in the Atlantic County Court at M«ys Landing Monday 

of his contention that he was not guilty of reckless operation 

of the 77-foot super speedboat, '.'Flying Saucer," in the Great 

Egg Inlet, 

Judge George T. N*ame, at the 

conr-Iuslon of an appeal hearing, re- 

versed a finding orf Hie state Marine 

Court at PleaaantvUle, which had tan* 

posed a fine of flOO on Capt. Montag, 

na In Octobtr, 

Remo Croce of the stale attorney 

general's staff presented the state's 

ease, while Oapf, MontsgmTs defense 

win handled by Edward I. Baker, of 

Atlantic City. 

Th* Hse irvw out of a lr|# by 

the "Flylns Saucer" latt Mptamber 

11, with 111 fiafieniars nboard. 

After tfcay retumed Is por-t, 15 of 

the pamngtri filed a eMnpiauit 

with the CMst Guard here alMalng 

that (hey w.r. «ndan(«red by 

MontaBiM'i retkleM Mention ot 

th, cr.ft. 

Only three of the complainants 

House Flooded 

by Pipe Break 

Extensive Damage 

Found by Police 

The most damaging water pipe 

break of the current season was re- 

ported Tuesday by police when a 

prowl car craw saw water seeping 

from the sides of a Cape Cod type 

summer cottage at 2232 Central IT. 

S g t. Nicholas Impagliano and 

Patrolmen Andrew Cappeiza and 

Charles Cramer gained entrance to 

the house and found It to be watered 

down from the roof to the basement. 

Firemen under Deputy Chief Wil- 

liam Meenatr manned power pumps 

more than an hour to empty, water 

which Indundited a basement heater 

room 8 by 4 feet to a depth of three 

feet. 

The police officers pulled switches 

turning off the. electricity in the 

house, and summoned a plumber to 

turn otff tne water at the main. 

The officers reported water In 

depths from a liilf Inch to one Inch 

on the downstairs floor, and Mid 

that the wall* were damaged by 

dampness and ceilings were loosened 

from their lath by the water. 

Chief Mecnan said that the break 

apparently occurred In a water pip3 

running between the celling ot thj 

upper floor and the roof. It was 

CFtlmated that toe water had been 

running from the broken plp« since 

the Hunt following the oold apeH 

last week. 

Police reported that ttie home Is 

owned by J>r, Harry w. Fullerton Jr., 

ot M Shea Mad, Carney's Point, 

N. J. o 

w: W 

deaHut, 

« t 

With tmro "delay*! 

Hie l»5fl total to, " 

mm raised to us

w? 

ajad. tvj 

lattnW'aaat J*«* «Ao tMM » 

cidl-«iiiW"Dinii«b ftmn 

? K*° make ttw turpln* 

•round of ft* 

aa hfa «akm Ba aMd Us tana u 

toitf liter Wne wvera «Ubo.t* only and 

second l« applicable to dndidH 

wnstnieUon equipment. The 

hi derigned to cover two Baata, «i^f.' 

Wrylved .by another daughter. Mrs, menial vmwln, fretghiern, "Hu^kUM 

WUllam_T. JDay, ^ of strafford, Stra »., 

pd UBW grandchildren. 

of nUbsata. • , "Tf

I* 

•>!i*y*ii-jtai*»ih.fti ,i. 

fiîv.. i y/ 1 ;^ i._ 

Aw*. Jtotf CbwMr 

RMM Apples 

COfTOtS 2-a 23* 

• • " * 

DHicion Btked. Broiled or PtaFried 

Fresh RIlM Cod 

£wMMr Brand All-Meat 

Frankfurters «»4§« 

's Sawrkraut «r 

BIG 6V GROCERY SALE! 

Star-Kbt Tuna 

Planter's Peanuts 

ftvit Cocktail ^^ D CHUNK STYIC 

WHITIMIAT 

MNCT. 

3 

OAJIY 

Matches MGMMB 

UNO 

fMtaf srni 

Stewed Tomatoes#4 ^ 69< 

UNPCfJI wana O 

TtMMrt* flute w 9 £69* 

."'I. ' 

'FROZEN FOOD SALE! 

... Ideal Fresh Frozen 

ower4-69 ( 

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59* 

vam m STUFFED TOYS 

WINNER'S 

"THE CANDY KING' 

711 Atbury Avpnv* Phone 1465 

"At «»• îp ft th» »tooo Candy Bw," 

Beta Zetas Aid 

Welfare Project 

To Join Council 

for June Carnival 

Cub Meffcan Mm Nr 

*hl«t and d Af J „ 

NEW LOW PRIC1 

FOR VETS! 

District Head 

qHrm*HY^'»*' 

83 

• MOM 

m • SiHoin 

•^ • Porterhouse 

. MM.HANB 

I OR HUNT'S 

FANCY. RICH 

WBCCOVVMEH 4aM* 

wr " vv ''' «irinfinnflooflf»inoc 

Soc/a/ A C/db Notes 

By Kay IOWM 

xooooooooooooc 

SOB 

Women Bid To 

Lenten Course 

CircU Groups Hov« 

Monthly Section* 

AnnotmeemenU were nude tt 

mestingt Of U)6 Circles of the Woman's 

Society of Christian Scrvled 

of the Fint Methodist Church TUBS. 

day remlndlni the members of the 

lenten study conn* which trill itart 

next Tuesday. The study will be 

conducted by Mrs Uumice Lunny 

and «U1 to held .t 11 a. m. In the 

Members aba were reminded about 

the Church Calendar Birthday Party 

ctor tomorrow evening at 8, 

111* individual circles net u follows: 

Martha Clrde met In the Cnurrt 

Parlor with 18 members present Mrs, 

Walter Allen and Mrs, Prink 

Pe.Jardines were co-hostesses. Tht 

topic of the devotions, led by Mrs. 

Edwin Kay, was "Prayer ind Peace" 

and the study boek was reviewed by 

Mrs, Thomas Huff, Mr*. John VoeUeh, 

president of Ui. WSCS. ni a gueii, 

Nine members and one ?Utit0r of 

.tie Miriam Circle net at the home 

I at Mrs, J, Brintan YounS. Mrt. 

Andrew Maxwell wai coihasteiii. Devotions 

wer« le I by Mrs. George Ma«'. 

I.innsn and the study book was ri- 

1 

viewed by Mn. MaxweU . 

I Eleven, meitibin of the •Doreas 

Cmle met for 'anchcon at Pivmeuuh 

; Inn. Mrs. William R Guttick was a 

I Mest. Devotions were led by Mrs. 

Jack Jgrnee an.l the study book was 

revle\v*d by Mrs. Henry Paul. Next 

month's ineeUBB wUS b* at jhe Cha«. 

lertax. 

Mrs. Charles poweil entertained 

t>.e 14 member, of the Bstlier Clre 1 Dan nattiari of Cub Scout Pack 3S 

completed plans tor UM Fark diiplay 

at the 1« Brposltkiii of fcsut. 

Ins Tu«d«v (fNmoon In th* honw 

of Mrt Gordon LaBwe. 

TOe p«k ttian* it -Let 

A donation was mad* for a lewl 

welfare project ty Beta Zel* Awter. 

Beta ataa Flu s»mlifmaMiS 

Honor Student Nomad fast Thursday evening In the flame 

OAR Good Citizen of Mn, Water MMvn, «S «*» *• 

jfllt* 3fauve Peunon, ways and 

meanii chairman, reported the progress 

of the nwrchajitfM ell* to 

date as successful oUa Peterson Jlso 

ouUlned a project of selling greeting 

cwts «nd atatkHiety, ivfeMi was ap» 

proved. 

Plant were nude to join the four 

other chapter-. In APO City Council 

to sponsor 

A report was Tend on the last Cily 

ten for IMS by Sarah SllllweU Chap, 

Council meeting and plans were 

ter. Daughters of lhe American Revo. 

made for the local chapter to enter- 

Julion 

tain the membership of all five chap, 

teri it a "get aequaisted" council 

Miss WTiiteslde, who is 11, is a meeting in April, 

member of the National Honor soeiely, 

the Leaden Corps and is a The hostess gift went to Mrs. Brad, 

Senior editor of the school yearbook. ley. Refreshments were served and 

Her tHit-af-st-hool activities include cards were enjoyed. 

membership In Grace Lutheran ' 

? 

•i her home. Kn. David Powell was 

eo-hostess. Duvotisns «ere led by 

M J i ^ l d th d bk 

1 will'M . Utachtis 

«• tattall 

Present ail 

Thomai IM4 iker on Art 

Boy Darby, 

Dapiwtnwnt of (he Wo- 

JulM J Mai 

is Club Speaker 

* Have • 

I Research Club n«t at the 

Mr. Jacob 

Party" and 4h# adult luden will go 

' Mrs. George Wenrlcli, Mon Federation Tour of 

over to the Convuntion Hall In At 

M, Mm Hary *, Ut#*t 

UmUc City on both WedneMUy, 

Europe Described 

_|'a piper OB Spunbh, Portu 

March n and Thursday, Mwch 13, 

to let up the display. The •HWIw 

f nemWi Ml Dutch furniture Mn, Allan B Endlcott, Second 

to be displayed are being made by 

FV;nsU»ance Period. The DUtrlct vice prsaMent « the State 

Federation of Women's Club*, was 

the Cubs Tlckeh for the Exposition 

maunUln. of W»Uj, ttio inert speaker « the meeting of the 

were given to the Den Mothem to 

clora, and Me Mootlth In Women 

be distributed to the Cubs. MAT 

j contributett to the itrilt 

TDe Pads will go to McGuife Air 

nt furniture of Spain, 

uweht said that life WM 

.Undid and dignified. There 

TifOrous eccle.la.Ucal fnflu 

tortwere of paitemed tUa. 

Boyd's Gl 

Tnere were endlMs 

of stont furnityrB with 

velvet and bromde for 

a, ih* spoie ol tettles, 

benches, and Wtjles 16 to 

TV V; 

t'tong. These table topi Were 

one wild plank, 

W« challana* you Is 

ntries were influenced by 

•f this Zmllh TV with 

•other because of trade, the 

Influenee was found In 

U man, Iwfar* yev bvrl 

Here furniture was much 

te In line. The Portal, 

luced the use of canting 

i and the Putch Baroque 

German and Italian 

„ pictures which followed 

i DeUt tile flreplaee, C*iBe»e 

[and lacquer pieces and a 

t rtrlnc It was noted that 

rlns sat on chairs. Also 

BRILLIANT 

fU pictures of Brussels, the 

lack churt* of a thousand 

I at AnateMam, Bergen and 

> and Scotland 

[nut meet hi s will be March 

k ••, at the home of Mrs. 

» B. prescript 

ilhM, Our pfneription dtpirbMnt 

• TOPPERS 

unhtlly nuintite 1nA stocks 

0'«w druf oisraveriK am) 

— CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED _ 

UP TO $100 Trade-In 

Wm Bervlem Any Make TV, Hi-Fi erL 

YOU 'ASKED FOR IT 

BOYD'S 

Wl HAVI THEM 

RADIO & TELEVISION 

HALF SIZES AND REGULARS 

FIRST IN COLOR TV OUR SPRING LINE 

920 Asbury Ave. 

IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH THB 

IS HERE 

DRESSES, COATS, SUITS, SKIRTS, BLOUSES 

By Perette, Gig), Deeds, Jo.elli, 

Rosenfeld, Coirom-Craft, Merriwelher 

CHEMISE - SACK - SHIRTWAIST 

Compfofe 

EASTHHOIiOW 

'Chalet 

CHOCOLATES 

M,d, from Our Own Hleh 

M l Chocolate 

un PRICE 

Rv Riiii 

Despite draitie price 

PLACE YOUR MOMS EARLY increase in chocolate 

WHILE WE HAVE COM during recent months, 

we are holding our 

ASSORTM1NTS. DEPOSIT prices at the l«f 

leveL An extra sav. 

WILL HOLS TO* EASTER Ing for you. 

Home Matte Decorated 

EASTER EGGS 

COCOAWITT CMAMJi p 

• n|MT * NUTS 

• •krrm CRIAMS 59c 

— Utmn pr*e 

1 land. The affair is set tor March It. 

. Mrs. John Kelly, president, urged 

all members to attend the neiit meeting, 

March 17. Nomination of of. 

fleers will be held at that time. 

The hostess gift went to Mrs. 

Jack Florentine Refreshments lerv 

ed by Mrs. Violet Cause and Mrs, 

Fret Palermo, concluded tho meeting- 

Hospital Auxiliary Sets 

Bus Trip to New York 

REX BUYS OUT 

Central av., and Mrs. John H. Spratt, 

llm Central av., tor a bus trip (o 

New York, sponsored by the Auxiliary 

of Shore Memorial Hospital, 

The trip is scheduled for April 8 

and will leave the Public Service bus 

terminal, 9th st. and Atlantic av, it 

7 a, m. It also will stop at (th st. 

and West av, ano[ at the Nurses' 

Home in somers Point for picking 

up passengers. The bus will leave 

New York for the return trip at 7;S0 

p. m. 

The schedule will include * stop 

MONDAY— 

for "brunch" on the trip up, attend 

Upholstering class, 10 a. m In thp 

ing the television show "The Price 

Reereatlon Mall, sponsored by the 

Is Right", seeing the Easter Shaw at 

Cape May County Home Economics 

Radio city, dinner and shopping. 

Exienslon Service. 

Anyone desiring to go should make 

reservations immediately. 

* * * 

Molhers of Oirl Scout Troop 1 

meetins, l-ao p. m In the Firs! Pres. Artisans Schedule 

yylorfan Church. 

^ * * Ladles Night Dance 

Board of Beacons of the Baptist The Ocean City Artisan Assembly 

Church meeting, 7:30 p. m. In the No. SB has scheduled a Ladles' 

paitar's study. 

Night affair for Tuesday evening fol 

SALES 

lowing a business meeting in the 

Aleoting of Red Cross fund drive Legion Hall, All members are urged 

captains, 8 p. m. m Red Croas head, to attend and bring their wives. 

quarlon. 

The special affair will be a square 

« S * 

dance complete with a professional 

Chapter 83 Order of lastern Star caller and his entourage of music 

ineeting, 8 p. m. in the Masonic makers. Adding to the naturalness 

Temple. 

of the scene will be the authentic 

calls of Bill 'Mctlvaine of Mount Holly. 

Ferguson Fagiio Past WHO VFW 

meoling, 8 p, m, in lhe Poit Woiiie. 

6TH and ASBURY AVE. PHOM£3eOO 

Announce Betrothal of 

TUBSDAY 

Sewing class for American Horn? Joann Barbara Megse 

department of the Colony Cluh, 11 Mr, and Mrs. Edward W. Megee Jr., 

a. m. in the Recreation Hall of 107 Central av., have announced 

* * * 

the recent engagement of their 

Philathea Circle of the First Prts- 

daughter, joann Barbara, to Paul W. 

byterlan Lhureh meeting, l:S0. 

Cole son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow 

i? 4 * 

W, Colei of Ansted, W. Va. 

'Artisans Ladies Nigrit Square Muss Segee is a Senior at Ocean 

L)aiii_e, a p. m in the Legion Hall, City HTfli' School, Mr. Cole is serving Bedroom 

* * * 

with the Navy in the Mediterranean. 

Knijjhis of Columbus meeting, 8 A fall wedding is planned, 

* * 5 

P. m. in St. Auiustine's auditorium. 

Bargains! 

Whir* Inamal Bat* 

Sorority Members 

CabiiMt* with expensive 

Woman's Society of Christian Serv. 

Madam Dsubls DraiMr 

Formica Tops, Sold ev- 

ice of the First Methodist Church at Swimming Party 

Bedroom — Choice of 

meetins, 8 p. m. In ihe ehureh, 

erywhere for $11,95. 

sacred drains, "The Challenio of the 

Members of the csmnined chapters 2 finishes. Double dresser 

Cross," 

of Omega Lambda Psi sorority got and mirror, chest and ft A IIA 

out their water wings and enjoyed 

a "swimming social" given by the bookcase beds, So]d ev MU III 

3-pc. Mt matal Wall 

Westminster Circle of the Firrt Gamma chapter Wednesday evening orywhere (or 1180.95. Iff. IW 

Cabinet*, white. Sold ev- 

Presbyterian Church meeting, 8 p. in. last week, at the Hotel Morion In 

erywhere for (18,95. 9.70 

at the home of Mrs Fred Rless, 300 Atlantic Cily, 

Modern Full •in Panal 

32nd st, 

Twenty members and guesls alien, Bad* — Sold every, 

* 9 m 

Utility CaUnata — IS x 

ded Ihe affair, which was iioncluded 

Chamber of Commerce open meet- 

where for as much ai 

64-inehes, 5 shelves. Sold 

with refreshmenta at Kornblau's The 

ing for all members, 8 p, in, in tne next regular meeting of the Gammas $44.95. 11.75 everywhere lor $14.95. 

Flanders Hotel, 

will be Wednesday evening at the 

* e * 

home of Mrs, Joseph Zavaglia 10 Modern full size Boole- 

Woman's Society of Christian Serv. Halnes av., Unwoffit, 

cat* BMII — Sold ev- 

ice Lenten StudyL II a, in. in the 

erywhere for $59,95 to 

First Methodist Church, conducts 

by Mrs, Laurence Lunny, Class of 45 Plans 

$79.95, 17.30 Savings on 

WEDNESDAY 

Reunion Next Fall 

Lenten breakfast for high school Hans are being made by the OCHS 

students, 7:)0 a, m. in the First Class af 1MB for a reunion, to be held Bedding Finds I Odds and Ends 

Methodist Church, 

next fall. The committee met for 

the first time Monday evening at the 

Bethany Circle of the First Pfef home of Mrs, Anna Annarelli Satlel- 

TV Snaek Tray fata — r If 

(70) H0UYW000 

byterian Church meeting, 1:30 p, m, myer, 1014 Atlntry av. 

4 In each set. Sold every- "ft •f'J 

The next meeting will be Marcii 

where for f 11.95. "#«W 

P.nH.n.lly 

Man's Felloivihlp of lhe Baptist 18, at 8:30 p. m,, at the home of Mrs. HEADBOARDS 

Come In — No Obligation 

Church, B p. m, 

Rse Ewing Aosenberger, « Villag-s 

Drive, Fairways, Somers Point, Ail 

Matal Smokers — new 

Allar nosary Society of St, Augus members of the elass are urged to 

Covered in Heavy Duran, ityles. Sold everywhere 

tine's parish meeting, 8 p m, in the attend so efforts may be coordinated Soma Quilted, Some Fancy. for as much as % 5.95, TAIESE 

1.1 school, 

to locate everyone. 

Single Size, sold 

Those attending the initial meeting 

Morgan R.inck Post IS? American were Mrs, Saltelmycr, Mrs. Rosen, 

everywhere for $13.95 

Individual Ladies' Apparel 

legion Auxiliary meeling S p. m. In berjor. Mrs, Marian Evangclista 

the Post Home. 

Town, Mrs, Ofaca Gslante Adamson 3.39 

744 ASBURY AVENUE 

• * * 

tnd Matt Smith, 

Gamma cliapirr, * Omega Lambda 

Full Size, sold 

FABUIOUS HMDS! 

rancher 

DOWN 

Psl sorority, meeting B:Sd p. m. in Rotarians and Wives 

the home of Mrs. Joseph Zavaglla, 

everywhere for $15.95 

_ _ including ALL 

10 Haines flv., Ijnwood, See Level and Films 

Members of llio deean Cily Rotary 

monthly charges $70.12 

m line of 

' Uroliierliood of St. John's Luth- 

4.3? 

Wrought Iron 

luft and their wlve» were inkcri on t 

eran Church meeting, 8:30 p, m an illustrated leelure tour of for- 

* * * • 

eign liinds, at the club dinner.meet. ! 

«MJ SUMMER 

Magazine Rack* 

Sunday, Svhool Board of the Bap. ing Thursday night In Plymouth Inn. I 

list Omreh meeting, 8 p. m. Tile notary Anns were invited to ! 

'Challenger' «„*,, $495 

for 

stlend to share the photographs and I Lamp Bargains 1 

comillenLary of FtnUry Past Presi, 

f Tbl Lg 

mmntMy cAorget $77,96 

Pre-teens 

Auxiliary Reports 

dent French B, Lovelancl. He exhtbi- Group of Table Lamps 

ed Wms taken in Tahiti, Australia 

n AA 

Card Party Success and Hawaii on a trip last summer. with Shades. Sold every- "I ill 

Mrs, John Taccarino, Mrs- Anthony 

igeUter with a -tew telwted Benes where for as much as 

Only 20 to choose from . 

Volpe and Mrs, Benjamin Uungan 

rrom his earlier trips to the.Holy •11.96. 

so please hurry .,. 

werp co^hostcsscs.for the Junior Lea* 

Land and Africa, 

Tall T.blo Lamps. Sold 

'Country Qubber' , 0 5 0 ^ 

lUe ef Short JWamorlal Hospital, 

•verywhsre for as much 

avoid disappointment! 

nioiHinri Monday evening In the Golden Age Club 

«*tht Charg* 

Nurses' Home. 

ai f95 

Mrs, William gteelman, presldont, Miterves Birthday 

Floor Lamps in many 

reported that ths recant card party The • Wrfhdiy « Hoburt Wilkim 

was a siicecis and she thanked all 

styles. With shades. Sold r AA 

was observed by (he Ooldeii hv 

v. ho woikeil on the aflalr. Follow- Club al a mntiug Tuesday afternoon everywhere for as much *1 IH| 

ing a brief buauieii ineellrig the In St. John'. Lutheran Church. 

Coats 

member!, played cards and were Follow Inn s twered dish Itincheor 

served rcfrUhnfiiiM . by las co> MS fai 

Bcv. mm IÂ«M- JMK* ateiy 

Acwtsories 

BAPTISMAL S COMMUNION 

DRESSES 

KAY LITTLE, Inc. 

WANTBP—Girt 1m 

unit fi.i 

ycaiiy JljMruiwnt 

I offlfe -viork 

•\ N» S.H6 

MID 

lunijaliail 

or tmfui nlihc-tl ideal Tor ^T> 

couple. One Inrif* iMrfrrtom. path H 

Irj lonm kllclicn prlvnlc rntratne. 

uiOl) ln-i month ImluaiDK all ulll- 

ItUm. oil hoi «utcr Mi-ill S«- Wlnîum 

Rd naatc Hmnc WOO J-W 

SALE—MC3 Caillllac 

tU fl Phone OOgt. 

jr. flrtt elnM. 

V«t An, 

/ • • 

Holy Trinity to Have 

Evmiir 

An L\%nin4"]>rs.ytr'seoicc » 

been instituted at holy Trinity Epl 

nopal Ohunfi. Thin service hel' 

«sch Sunday at 4.30 p. m., |» COP' 

ducted toy lay readers under th' 

H«v. Fornd E. Vaucban, roctor. Thewill 

be continued throughout th 

LanUtt «uu»n and if attendance waranto 

arraiujtinantit will bb nude 1 

moke It a regular weekly lervlcs. 

V* 

Get Almost everything 

For Less Than 

H«r« I* MM toniptel* warofiouM rtciefc 65m «rt» 

alMirta^Mîb'* tofdin* fymHur* d^r^ytort •» 

fh«t «r* actually br*alh-t*lciii^ H*r» h 

yiit9 for livuitt tôoin# b#Hiôoiiif dltiifiy ffvom 

and kitchM . • . ham i» n»M«han 

tr«iTwfidov* Mwy can't 6m dupilo 

Ytt, h«r« U an opportunity to 9 

taving* you'v* «v*r aaanl SO shop 

Mlattlon an av«rytWnol 

SHOP THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY UNTIL f P. M. 

Innerspring 

Mattress or 

Bex Springs 

All sizes! All famous make! 

Mapy sold for 4 Umes pur prlopj 

Kitchen Sales ' Uving Room Buysi 

3-pc. 

Maple 

Sold everywhere 

Large dreeocr with 

chest an

RAJ'S DANISH BAKERY 

and COFFEE SHOP 

"Tb* Homo o/ OiMsw &,&«* GeenV' 

DAILY SPECIALS 

3380 

it * oM 33 

— 0»t 13 4 P. ML Sunda 

BOB SMITH 

t g Your favor** rVuml>*« 

HHDAY — SATUtOAY — SUNDAY 

UQUOR 

STORE 

*2.00 

GREGORY 

- atesfauiwif 

PHONE SOMERS POINT MM 

CoundlProposes fan* Group 

a*T 

76StopSlweh SeeKy of a. 

R. CQaM was add » Hie Pirti 

H*B Mav •nakti, ftOomaf 

•en DnstatM to Ike etono. 

teal Board of HemKB, reported tna: 

d 1*57 a total of 13 m 

n r 

Ml Births, af wUA 31 nre to local 

tarik d MO damte of HIM 

im tool pcapietm^Mrr. 

«ff «•«*, r*peffed 

l O» hu a(CB esllenM in ioi 

fee* 

l M> ressrWd tbe» is a 

balaste la ike etty ticuufT at s:'ip 

Capacity Throng 

Sees P-TA Play 

Edward Sound«fi 

Had TMm Roto 

NurtM 

Plant Fothion Shew 

SOMKBS POWT-Tte Nunw_A» 

•MiM of »o» HmortaJ « 

Thursâ' and JfMay n* 

aid aw wUMWrf IM an- City 

Stir 10, Mam 

M 

kn tM under 

*v wfcool W •es^Birs oi the Pirent. 

UM«Bd> of prrsni are expected to 

» m aide la Mom a 

willies t&« Iarf> mUt dam«isliai!r.n 

AssBttstion. 

He added that hots tte near Mm, 

Our L«ty of 

Cdvmrd Sauaden ponrarvd the 

ncd w. 

a boardwalk patent of fle»ti ind pan of the atteigB and Mr; 

j of the nuniiff in wtfc* tie Sunday marchers. feUvmd by ojhrms of Offlfn ftm-e^ t»e hrtde. Other 

ink tne CM dMtaf atari ttasisf bUs bare ton introduced H8 in CoBnaUsa Rail, ai;h Bi»;ioB members of tjie ^st i&fiyded Ffajlif! 

Into the Aiwmbly Assembly and and oried w«ed thai JuAta J. MeOntf Brestdiai •irwti. Jlensan Mfskers. Dr. John 

, akt to hi. Bi 

a iaree attendance . sh« Mr*, Frances WaJto conducted the S'af em. Tom Keuainper Miss Janic* 

as ItMC he deairM Bore fne Urn* ! Oucntwr of Ccmnwra. dimwr bu«n*5.i meeting and aoaouand Le». Mia Joan HM± Jin. Jan* 

JH Man plan: eafl for a potable , in* SlBrt 5 al shM Use AxcAhty. plans (or a baked SJB dLisfr is itwNupm 

ahd three rhodrei. SUSKJ 

WW Mftria>Hmth nnt jwr. 

o£i Albert g«rjh ^^£ 10 £pesk on Parun Hall Sunday. Van* 23 /raa 

jaoiev O#rB»r aad Kari 

OOSO to 6 p m. Jlrt Jtinh Hilts 

U geseril dsBirBUB at IB* dinner 

^ - iirrtttd the 

PiUl Silstmrg asd Senator Fran It Sirs. TMBU fanning («la,>B»s. 

Drass «aj f«»fal 

SuCCMS 

sbovB is an utempt to Mr*. M Smttu Is 

delay (fine bOU. 

SOUMS POKT—A on!* to bene. 

fit Ike Bean Jund Dnre »aj heU 

Cotmeiteas George l^âit, eh*Ir* 

at Me Base of ihe aarMBtasoe 

nun df sSe ordinance eoomittee, re- 

Legion, attarta;quesud 

UMI the rity saticitar, Ej4* 

was provided to- tti 

Nimf. pcepare as ordinance which 

mm amaonne 71 gap streets within 

the e«y ud two ose-way jireets, 

j Mfe» «n*i. ttamm of toe Is. aa9eiy Georie s, to Bay iv. and 

j tad «*re, rcpsnM tfte Met * «ue- 

PPOBSJ !«•*»« *r. from Shore Bead 

«• 5e?eni door erars wr» to Firvt si The propoal itUI be 

rt * coed tin* •»« has 

«h 14, 

MoaaiBcs, eity treasurer 

reported the imujl data cuuaent, 

SaaBclal jUseBeat, local budge! sod 

exptanaton. jutaeet of the budget 

are no ale with ihe riff Berk and 

m»> be ma b> w msmrtsti prr- 

•am, PuhOr bearmz aa the local 

badge! wUl bt held in nuBnl rfaamhen 

on Mir-h 7 at t 30 p m. 

SmBh, »ier«»o- of 

1 ! in t Ocean City, ad 

the AfflocUUon on Innova. 

tians in laboratory omwdurei at a 

• "i#ld in the XursM 

Mis* Husali 

lij- and 

«« 

Tht pomauy*** tint assiajd to 

Srtiaud fhi j- 

ef ••he Annul 

Tift«f_Mrs. Onar;** Onf, Mrt 

••lyrti wia be »»'d in :heK*Bn«a 

Turn*?. Mrs Jala Forealia 

H*U May 4. 

ASd Pan*M BtMr\ Profram—WJ 

Connnjtiee report* nn r«y.i ed ;ji« RawobeKer Mr*. Kit D»«»»i, 

and Mnt Alite Gtee&Bas ftpprifd en Mrs. Ffmsees Bl^^-^sas and Kr--- 

Altar limns TTie nett B5««u-,i nji RutR Lêr. Pester-*—Mr* AJ ClanE 

be Aprti 7 

Mr*. Mjrr McCue *jid Mrt Jtse 

Sjej Vrs. B*nha BTOITE iod Mrp" 

S»r»h L*rBed, ied PybJj*it>—Mrs 

Students Invited Ra^-îrj Creg«r> Sir*. Betty Bart- 

Mrs Virginia Ai«! afid Mrs C«ii 

to Write bsays 

Legion Auxiliary 

Sponsors Contest 

SOMDtS PODTT—An tsar cosies 

with the sUb»« " Women la M» S4K* 

«-ha H»v» Made ABcria Oreai" =0be 

toodurted la (be loemi scaeoli is 

slje aear f jtiB* Tfca netes »i: 

t« spoasofM 9r the WMBen's Atrsili- 

»rj" of CtarkBasOB Pau Ml. Affleri. 

mm Legioi; %|f>. G^Qrr? 

fBairman. 

1 ! tarrett died the day befor* hb hotel workw, ^ 

1 4«th birthd«v Marrt i. H? »« »• vtved mly to hb , 

lerred y«lerd»i- in Zion Cemetery, 

Bargainiovra, foUmflng wrvlMi at 

the Mlddleion Ftinefa] Home. wiUi 

IMBW the Bev. Jamef RobiMon, or Bethany PIZZA- 

The tadk w« part of the' 

MetbodM Churrt, offleialiilg, 

educational prowo. 

Sub..: 

' He •-*# a lieutenant m Volunteer 

(Tre Co No 1 and a nmchlnist in 

Women GiMsti Of the Kreaz Machine Shop at Somcn 

Prt He «»s active in Cub Scouti, 

Lyni#f@fi Ivlatfl 

a* a Den pither, and I«t AcrMsfraaiAM 

SOBERS PORT—The annnal Li. 

die*' Slthl Out itf held by the 

DAN'S 

LmheraE Men in tlie Atlantic City 

Countn,- nub, yaodiy evening. Corsues 

were pfrwnwd to all the awn. 

*n present snd special honor an be. 

Of 

Ho**i ypuo she atj^fn who sens 

the BoothJj- dianeri o( ikf Lutheran 

\Jf« Jl lie Gripe Lutherjn CBUKh. 

TSe R*v, Qaniet Olsen, a misiion 

B. to is* Sudan, Ms (ueM fpeaker 

4! :!» aâir AcfoBipanied by his ; 

=Tf#, b* shonei slid** and namtM I 

) An Kuhlmtma, presidtnt of the ' 

frajp, tnd WaUam Hodson aifre in 

pB*rg# ef ifranjemenu for the an. 

Bull affair 

FILFT FLOUNDER WHITE FISH 

Fatal Crash 

CantMiMa* frem PH< 1 

SEA BASS COO 

ported b* died of a broken th'ek. 

The furBitnre far ",b» pLay Hs U» mBtni nuatfMi fhesl and 

ioaed bj fUtft rufmtaf* bead injuriM, 

OYSTERS PORGIES 

' tfi Jlifkej- Saiuiaers and Mrs Mar- 

Pi«&er died o.' a basal siun fnf. 

ion Cirsej took oier tn* Baftevp 

lure abou: W Binutei aftrr he tj, 

^sr*# aDd Mr* Ciraer aisa ousted 

d 10 tto hofpnal 

ii! ',.'1* sffotn te D 

is rtari* of 

Mn. FW»r M admNtad M tfit 

swats. 

«Mi t fraavrM risM hip Seaside Theatre 

HHT* lacantton of H i 

BHM* Gi-B Bilpn Ores feser 

Somtfi Point, N. J. 

Bers Mn, Gais 

Ita: sriscei 

rfewi KH f»« frwn Hw 

Thu, • M., Mir, 6 . 7 

raasW^ fl liaT rt.-- ,-J. •- --^ 

"wwlrthh thin Mrs, Taulam 

ww mai.im, »IB fewrt chMk, 

— OOUILI PIATURe PROGRAM _ 

34TH STREET 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a.m.-2 a.m. 

BAR CLOSED SUNDAYS 

THRO APRIL 6th, 1«« 

Phone 9051 

IS OUK PROFESSION. V ITS 

THE SICK ROOM. WE HAVE IT. 

PHONE 3535 

PICSCIIPTIOHS 

Oil SPECIALTY 

a^BaWaaajfjy, 

WDtALL-S TRU 

UN 

'J1 

SBStth. US eMcetor, report. 

«d wma nQened is :UK du-. 

Ms Jasuarr, 

Fairmys Assn. 

S 

1M It Rescue Sqi»d 

SOMBS POWT— 

pestoest of 

i , and 

ef t 

Sqsad wits Woo •fejrt -r»i real 

Bed trooi » ^*e aj» rcceetii-. 

fort^ preîdesi ol ifaf 

Squad, iewpsed 'ta siii »el 

Uunked UJMQ oc tohUf of :a* re*; 

of ttt a^ben. 

Sir Bostnberst- annouBfed teat 

tbe liuanjtBo immtt o.' tbe Fir 

«*rsAs>oei»*iODff _ tlie monthly 

mectiDg of the FartntTeaehers' Asso. 

eiaiiOB will be held Monday eveainf, 

March ID. al 8 ocloffc in the and] 

M m of tte I>au« »• sehaol 

Chin of Poliw Clvarles Oraj- sUi be 

is cfaan* of the prof ram followins 

^ MSJCW. 

in Nursing 

SOMEftS POWT—MSm Imr Cajka. 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew 

CirU' stile efeiaiBas. asoeuaeed : 

Ihe appj»i»t! Iroa Uie pos 

wad a dek-siie ta Cirti' ftate - 

year had been approved. Hf t 

si be bid D 

den: Siri B.-»iT;t;i »ts irijs 

Uas, 

TS« Eeeeri; welfij 

aad 5B*nal allotUB#£i tii 

•we sni .0 ;he MpeRsn 

lo»ing Lbe outa*i» iessioe 

menu «we ssmtd B> Jtr 

E»iag aad r»ffesaeiK>aij 

sw-i'ed at t^ n#st 

Apr*! T, by Mrs. 

y 

VFW Auxiliary Metta 

at Madd*n Horn* 

POKT-TSe ASIIdrr of 

f.sJoftasOE Po« lie VJ-w 

Moodss- anerBaoB ai ia# 

jTije Debsa. a cterge. 

so stiea 

J«ls 

The «»!i«red p«;!,Bn of ihe three 

aj;^^*Jes mvetred Ued up traffic 

*; Us*! poifl! (ar iliaas: » h*lf hour 

S^sers PoiBf poiin wrrt rerouting 

uari; o»*r tie tiOfBort »ad and 

iooi poUee were dupourafiBi travel 

ortr the item poin: nishwav from 

AB Juae a to tr 

1 cart «Ci 6e taeii at tbe ;(E 

regular m*«jif of Uje iwim» 35! 

I" us the paa hast The 

sal be placed m > faod :o 

;6e tirt »i*«ed to Girti 1 at Cart. y 

« Bwlai. Mirrt 

[ 1=# SOD* of Mrs XaVBaM 

B8BBiE4:»e aad eiemja; at 

S 

»s«t 

7 Miee ctief WOuarn R Smith tut. ' 

. at 

*d thai a eharie of reekjes^ killiag 

m lato wfli be brwiEtii against 

Lewj upsa his nJease from the ho*. I 

pmL Other e&affe? are also beiaf > 

CTwdend, BOIM, offleOii report. I 

of 16c eart pan} and her eoma;-,:e# BrarMI Hudt Driv* 

A^ three car? in 

BIT as Mrs Aoc BfTR»E M,-s M-.-fî* 

p w 

Pb Tin \e 

pp iota; eUatraas «• 

Cross drne asd a Btr.af 

firs 

of ibe nrKiB> fcar 

s 

lie rify ««i toli 3 

of M-* Katary- ti«oi 

E>SO roe 

1 %'o|s^d were he- ' 

m he bfjflod ialvage , | 

» psoted out iiat ftve other 

penonf wre ndiag «ith Mrs Tau. ' 

Uot m the jution waion, aad onls«d 

fonane prevented sti[! more i 

., *• Cavau waf released 

S1J0S hoBd i, a materul wit. ' 

Other memberj p«*p «^# 

Alice Iwing, Mrs Ad*j; ftofc- 

Janet Adams, Mrs rt 

thmnre prii?. 

Rosenberger Resigns 

Board of EduuHon 

SOMBU POINT—Major Frtd W 

Chapman announffed ion- 9tek ihr. 

ht had rewhsd the 

William Ros«ib«rj>«. 

o( the local Board of 

Mr Rosenserrer *i*o 

lettef of rvsjgaatitio to JeSa 0 rîtersao, 

preadeet o( the taart 

In ha letter Mr Rasentofffer R»ied 

itit he jpprmaln] his ippotr:- 

. School of S'nrsiBj. Tfte eseriiH 

tefia s* ft*! »>•, lo 

cue* »Ul be held at nni 

o; the board. 

tth aad Mereas Kt Ha, 

den, Miss Cajta *u 

from oceao Cit>- High 

of imr. 

«i*s 

lea of Innocence to a eharBe o 

breaking and entering with lntenl 

to (teal. Wand was apprehended by 

local police In October, 

In other area cues, Harry Heed 

of Sea Ble city, pleaded Innocent 

to a chuge of breaklne and entering 

with intent to steal, and Edwan 

Glbba Jr., of South ScavUle. pleaded 

not guilty to a lOmUar charge. 

INEXPGRISNCCD 

Foltos Judge—W*U, Sam, about 

your ion srtwuins those chickens. I've 

decided to let him off this time but 

why dont you snow hkn Uie right 

way? 

anâ done triad hard, Judge, 

but Iw goM MM «M« fcli teU edught 

anyhow. 

Female Delinquency Level Low 

in County, Soroptimists Told 

worker In PhlUdstphX. aad did her 

ease work training In the proMUon 

office in Emiex County, N. j,, ipefce 

on the two female Mrraetlve taaUtu. 

lions In the Mate. She Mplatoed 

that the Stale Home for fflria la 

Trenton takea the at* croup from 

eight through 17 yaan aad the New 

Jersey Reformatory hi Clinton handles 

those from 18 y«m up. 

She explained the gMa and woman 

In tine lnsUUtUon. are referred to as 

student* and that the honor lyxtem 

it utad suee«i

u*,—t- 

ItM 

BDCOB, Inc. 

Yesterdays 

fit Oeton City 

Now He Needs Help! 

The Neighbors Oceflfi ffly ft to Coff#1 

at Things Inttmllmml Hen for Collage 

taafcattall team rljwed through Sat- 

an, BM1. nlMdt Pajptn*. V-M, 

wMpiiad SfrWibla, «*M, to iris tlw 

Santa Jacaagr Onxap II (ttla and ad- 

Priority of tomb •HMUB and other 

»«*-w 

4lf-r*»r y 

Chtmfter of Commerce, wtîch 

t from business and 

program of county 

to be a sensible ap- 

$9 process of making a survey 

1 pnd obtaining a variety 

ourselves which will de- 

what we do have to offer 

ftrms that might be interested m 

; ft, tMs county. 

I ggttvai leprn sojne of the real facts about 

MMIK, we will be in a much stronger position 

intelligent selling job among conuner- 

n give us year-around payrolls and a 

& years to attract industry 

i«e we weren't quite sure 

m , r ^_ such as pjant sites, buildings 

finr! 

•Hie Chamber's Promotional Council decided, after 

, and eztea)»$ve debate, that it could do 

, 0s mhahWfnJB more good by concentrating 

at project than it could by 

already under way or 

to county resorts. It 

; the all-year economy 

jj^ss people than any 

Of the current labor pool survey 

to come later, is that the county 

~ MaiWe go that information 

conudete. In our own self- 

tfae Chamber in its quest for 

to birpwa for MM lime being an offer 

to tba federal 

to Uw swt ... _ _ 

dnooM fa> Gnat Xmt Hartoor Inlet. 

tta Tt>in> Cout Guard District 

tiretented Ocean CMy Flotilla 31, V 

B. Cout Guard Auxiliary, witti two 

ftoquea and (our anedal award car, 

uaoata* lo neomatUou of 

Mfaty eMottM in local w«t*n. 

Wall Waar turned lo a rarity in 

bowling dndaa hi ihe St*nhort 

League action *t Mia Norttfleld Bowl. 

Ins Center when ba racked up ID 

straight ((wet for a ltj HHI. 

FIVE YBAM AOO 

Acting fire Chief Samuel E. Smith 

streamlined ttw organization of the 

fire department and offered a new 

service to -bualnaa people—tne in 

gpectlon at properties for detection 

of Ores before ttiej start. 

The National Bank of Ocean City 

•nrnxfoccd taat Bo -WBBI strong moral support from the stands. 

the comforting 

„. . re making ew*ry 

It^mrUitmtintaa 7 

_ J itself to the local fans 

, , ' 1» straight victories without a 

l«f aunt, along with it, t£e C*pe Atlantic chain- 

r-4te fourth confecutive year, 

i we ttalbe tfcat local teams have won 49 regular 

i In a »w, and hav£ had two straight unde- 

—ft'* Jwomes dear tnat this fellow HoweU 

i school archives as tne outstanding basket- 

10 YCAM AOO 

Approximately lôo persons atten- 

ded the two nights showing of the 

Exchange Club's minstrel show 

ivhich lampooned city officials and 

other prominent local citiiens. 

• • * 

The Business Men's Association 

made a deal with a South American 

florist to ship air express orchids to 

be awarded hi ttie annual Boardwalk 

Easier Farads here. 

• • • 

City commissioners approved an 

ordinance providing for the use of 

$110,150 in capita) Improvement 

funds to pay for toe saving of West 

av., thus averting the need for a 

bond issue. 

Rod BcsbyaoeU, Tom 

en were paying tor OfiT.^ 

Imfcetitarf te«D> vfcicb lost M-45 to 

the Harfon Globetrotter* m an exhl 

Ution game on the nigh school 

court 

• * * 

Ocean Cay last to Gloucester, 30- 

25 In the opening round of tne 

N J S LA A. cnampionxhsp tourna- 

ment at Convention Hili. 

A new Income tax guidebook pub 

lisbed vy the flrm of Prentic*-4ialJ 

contain* an interesting little ^pcci.il 

section, in addition to deUiled in 

slractions on how to accurately fill 

out your tax return. This section is 

based on the exnaustive Hoover 

Commbsfon 

ways and means to 

and tneffrciency in U>kk't then oteenes ihat one 

of the Wggest reaiOB* far the prej. 

ent stale of public spending b found 

in government earn pet it jea with pth 

vate gaierpriie in ail manner ai 

fields = elgcirie power, insurance, 

' lending, warghousiiig, transportation 

and so on and so on. For the mo*t 

part, U points eut. ihese enterprises 

pay no Uses, pay littJe or ns "intvr- 

e§t on capita, invented, seldom 

chargu depreciation, frequgmij do 

not include their directing p^rsdnnel 

en the payroll, and in most tas*s do 

not iacludt the cost el "fringe benc- 

fits** of gQvermnent personnel. 

FSrtaer President Herbert Hoover 

has said that, if w# adopt the recom= 

sendations *% 5 the rewards in re* 

dueed taxes could be very greaj and 

the rewardi in improved servicei 

even greater/* 

FRBH 

Most uncomplimentary thing yau 

can Bj- about a uomm: fh 

good in ont of the new saek 

A "yes" man Is lackini. 

In knew-hosv. 

I 

inidjet 

teams have a any qt 

, with an abundance of 

one year and a drought following the next 

J e seems to have the rare ability of iosUUing 

tato ywthi who, in less capable hands, 

such heights as his local teams attain. 

hopes, naturally, that the Raiders can 

in their quest for South Jersey honors 

win at the summit, which would be w»n- 

heart-breaking final round disappointment 

\W>- But even if disaster strike; along the way, 

i already won a secure and warm spot in our hearts 

pwfonnances 

tt V1AHS AOO 

AssemUyman John E. Bositell in 

traduced legislation to eawovpr the 

jtto MMtto MM toward 

t>-nine different agencies of ine gov 

crnment are engaged in these actm 

lies. Toe Commission iajb that ftui-r 

agencies, better centralized could dti 

toe needed Jobs for less mone> 

InirtBtory. Because of Ihe go\eii- 

ment's poor lmc-ntiir> system, mou i 

tatns of supplies, including p^ri'li 

aWesF pile up One horribii; cxamplL 

was a 719 months' supplj of cann«l 

namfaurger, which his a 'keepin: 

life' 'of 34 months 

Government rtcord, Ijkt 

during the winter. Keeps it under 

His pillow it nljhl. 

Same men never argue «ith their 

wives. Others have the courage to 

spesk up once in a tthjlt'. 

Ticklers 

The Slat* DMston of atutor Vefal, 

els sent BSUBH to Ocean Ciiy mo- 

torists Instnicting them to bring 

their vehicles to die station at .May 

ville near Court Home for their first 

safety inspection. 

* • * 

George W. Meyer, wtio had served 

12 years as history and civjc letch- 

er at Oce«n City High School, was 

named principal to succeed retiring 

OW. ReicMy. 

By George 

r J p 

of peop 

- thing we wonder about is how people confined 

—• j-iriffw mUlinery. 

Tax Season 

L published a care- 

.' of the Russian Revolution 

„ Americans a sobering picture of 

i we are dealing with In the cold war for 

minds and degipjes. 

John £. Trout, r^wU contractor, 

started work on th# ap* Shriver 

BuiUHji« on the Boanhmik ttte |>rcv- 

iomly occupied fay Mfe SUtud Tfa«a- 

trc dettroyed s*ver»l mtmUu before 

by flrt. 

of 

otic* in * r Ftcncb 

wed 

* f w 

mine cimimstAiftc« 

ious disapp 

til* myaU«r- 

»70p /roin 

particmkrdServes to be remem- 

in this rather historical period when 

over the sputnika and Itetf advances in 

I said: 

r/ie 

"You remind me so much ou use that phrase m U-, slang 

form, since it does not follow the 

dictionary definition 

Sou list three -plausible" explan 

ation* Arst tighter mono,' see 

or,d the publics miônieptlon of 

Hie polio situation and ImalU "peo- 

ple are Just fed up with appeals for 

mon«i • in tin- light of launching 

the Red Cross Annual Fund Drue 

M.tir observations appear somewhat 

untimely, undulv pessimistic 

Tlie residents ot Ocean City ABE 

charitable, they are known to haie 

pn-en generoudy to then- neighbors 

in time of distress I cannot 1)cll«c 

that we have lost sight of the fa t 

that we ARE our brothers keepers " 

MARTHA L STEVEN^ 

Cape May Count 

• Chapter Chairman 

WITH Tin 1H0MASINQ anpn«i. on coltej. ta 

•cience and career pfeBeMtion tnMe day., one of th,1 

achei of eoneem to parenU to haw in the world i 

ananee in* advueed tnunmg that they know theli 

And me,auBJ*!, Beliwe it or not, U being klcke« . 

•aUonaliy not only M leBOoJ meeting! but at» ui T 

commercial bufcnf, 

Tne reams many parents are frankly worried, ot i 

the eost of amuing • boy or girl to a college g 

boomeu along witn everyiiung eiue—incluuing ua I 

pal w support puMiG grade and kick tchooU. 

At a reeeiit meeung of parent, of »tn gradtn j 

Superlnlenaent Charles «. Pierce advUed them to b* i 

an edueatwnal Bill of W.two to *lo,o«o by tne Un. |' 

Anlsh high ichsol, Aye yean hence, Even now, he i 

are eosUng from a low of flJOD a year In itate4u| 

tiuns up to Ji.iwO and more in tile hallowed halls of I 

Literature puBUshel by one of the nation's ban knot. 2 

college* lor guis muiealei Wat the COM the.e wr 5 ^' 

la year, UMiuuing Board, Books ana tne other | 

on ^ 

of conces- 

mmtm, stupid and decadent, will 

in tbelr own destniction. They will 

UMsits 

Be b not atwayt 

ia for bis own aood, 

• 

J (or vthen 

bound up vilh 

slieneth and ctmr- 

fpl or a nation arc 

by Ofe sort ot lives toe 

are fouling. 

of tlw sood and well- 

may qtfset the l 

Jersey Hotel Offers Retired Folk 

%eashore Luxury Living at Budget Prices 

Igent But the 

re. k. loweo a natlon 

impairs Us actua 

AWj of luxury on a 

The new omiers or Asbury Park» 

famous Slootert-y Hrtel announced 

today «l»y «ra convening the luxuri- 

ous summer mqit Into a year round 

Uil botel doigDed lo accom- 

P*i« Urlafi on mdcrate 

F n flao-win oaHtau« to 

W l summtr resort bn Mtkm* and babiU are 

bia own affair, ^hat they concern 

oobadiy but bJaWt but in «« al 

MmubuiElnxLWeiri 

one ocVpotber. 

I coodfCt may bav« far, 

«nd 

. Itpf* utopens 

ffit^nsive ttJurbish 

the biggest facility of 

«fae nation. 

fironde not only the citensl\L- regu- 

lar hotel sen ice, but also 

Torre mc-iL-s a dj), »it]j choKe of 

menu at no extra cost 

A telephone in eieiy room 

Fife laundry Inaldiet 

Complete recreational facilities u)< 

eluding teletulon lounjcs, parties 

maties dances, entertainment spro 

lal dents, and free instruction m 

dozens of different hotylcs 

Kor summer recreation U>s hotel 

is situated across the itreet (torn 

the Asbur> Park beach snd 

valk. 

offer the low rates jad un|iro\cd 

service Our summer business and 

summer rates nut continuo as be- 

tore. 

Dr. Kaplan announced that Sidney 

faiegcl who previously managed Uic 

Florida, win he general manager 

The hotel advertises iu ne» plan 

r for sliow people and 

tow Yirtc, Boston and 

JfletjC ' 

•*M» « pjarc when- men and wo- 

mn owpt 00 with small hunme can 

M* oot Ui#ir lives in i luxurjpus way 

pm» naerved (or only those in the 

When the notel first opens* 

" one of the most fashionable Minv 

mer resorli on the eastern seaboard 

Douglas FairtanJu,th«r>ashbucklin-' 

mmie hero, was one of the lirtt 

GitesU Ho registered -Htth Sam 

,% 

"*" a r« not-getting out of the 

cummer retort business. 1 - Dr Kaplan 

emphasized -This is simply a nicans 

of keeping the Bolel open yMi-.round 

for thote who would lite I* I>econiE 

permanen* guests. U'a obvious that 

J»l*oj to eo 

in Uio bed 

liectic worW, many mid- 

* find %«y fcSre j o 

ith toi 

et irf tAdr o»n. bavu 

tuno to spend with themTiS 

cases, tlwy ha»c their own 

they n 

, enjoying the hore 

2 y ' * rtlv)u « " d 

ONE RAY OF HOPE for parents i» the prnpact Itaat 1 • 

come increasingly easier to llnancc Juntorn collqs, i - ' 

the insuiimtiit plan, the tin as you buy auiomooiv 

eonsumer goods. 

Tnu suoject was soberly discuued ]Ut last waek i 

of the Mew Jersey twiiKcrs AUOCUUsn hela 

consumer credit prpblems. 

One of tne speakers, Otto Lorani, assocUte 

American Hanker, traoe newspaper, aaviud the tauten t 

pioneermj in tne liela of inalaiunent croul; cilur tnan'al 

He particularly stressed college euueaUon and hnandnf i 

charge account plans for home town roercnants as wayti 

tne loan Business of banks and at tne sane time 

need 

Lorenj outlined a plan whereby parents and 

pay tluu a month through four yean of college 

paid tor all tuition ami soara. At the end of tne p 

uate would Pay off whatever was still due the bank out all 

on his lirst job. 

He emphasized that while survey) have shown He i 

for scientists and some 30.000 engineers a year, ther* W_ 

Uudequary of scholarships and (tudent loin fuflds'ts n, 

through their education, 

* • • 

BRUCE P. DIMON, president of The National Bu» | 

City, tells us that his institution already makes college'y 

loans to parenU and students, but that it is limited % i 

as to the amount and the length of repayment. The only Î 

situation in New Jersey can be cased, he said, would f 

legislative action. 

The local bank currently is able to lend up to K , 

is repayable within two years, for educational purpose*, tail 

longer term installment loan credit permitted is in the 11 

Title 1 home improvement loans originated by the FHA, 

Mr. Dlmon said the (2,(00 limit actually can be , . 

the method of the student or parent paying off a subsuatul"• 

of the debt from summer income, then redrawing the Mtt il 

fall for an additional sum. This system works fairly and a I 

fluctuating seashore economy' 

Bankers feel that loans for educating young people «rt • 

worthwhile from a community service standpoint, ranking i 

such items as lotns to help war veterans start their own h__ 

or to enable a pensioner to install a new heating sj'tt kl 

home. 

Editor Loreni, in eutlining the financing pl«n he i 

eommented iasi week that "you bankers who follow thii 1 

some day get credit for having enabled a Sieinmeti or t> ! 1 

to obtain an education which scholarships and studatl Ion I 

would never nave made possible," 

New Jersey Capital Cat 

By J. JOSEPH GRIBBINS 

State Vmtmran Loans Nearing End 

TRENTON—pj* Jersey's attorney general will be la tat I 

business »ft»j Jpfcj» j»**t if the ttM Legislature faUt H ft] 

tennin>• itate Toit vHeBns of the Korean emergency lo I 1 " 

for loam. 

Under a IBJS Jaw, the duties and function! of Ihe gulf \ 

ans 1 Loan Authority and all Its records and doeUBWnu) m 1 

transferred to the Department of Law and Public Safety on J 

80 next. The law calls upon the Attorney General to essiplW 

unfinished transactions ot the authority and wind up IU tllh | 

Under a 1951 law, however, eligible veterans of Uul 

emerieney have within two years from the date of their f 

to apply for either a business or household loan and the I 

is still guaranteeing loans to Korean veterans- As the ml 

stands, the Attorney General will be making loans after fat* 

erity is transferred to the Department of Law and Public SMJ( 

June 30. 

The Authority was created in 1M4 after World War 11# P 

a guarantee or Insurance of loans to qualified veterui i ' 

from far places. World War 2 veterans are no longer a]L 

such benefits but Korean Emergency veterans are iUB • • 

picture 

The Authority approved 27 ">51 business and homehold I 

iDtfi loan-., totaling M5.4H4.IM6 47 lo World War 2 »etenun »J 

June 30 last, the authority guaranteed 1,674 business and 1 

furnishings loans to Korean veteran* totaling $l,48«.0O0 

\ctcrjns defaulted on 2,610 business loans and 1,209 1 

loan., for a total of $4,140 933 72. or 12 94 per lent of I 

number of loans approved Thl& default percentage IS ' 

Slate banking authorities as excellent 

Many of the veterans who secured loans now live l» ' 

states, as well as Alaska, Canada, Australia and England. 

83 appointed out.of stale counsels, these debts are slowly w 

ofT This partially accounts for collections of *15«,7946» by U» s 

of New Jersey during the past, fiscal year 

ATOMIC AGE—Bowing at last to tile atomic age, I 

expected to do something to control unnecessary radiatkw I 

Kanima rdj,, xrajs, alpha and beta'particles, high speed r" 

neutrons, protons and other atomic or nuclear particles. 

Under the provisions of a bill sponsored by Senator I 

fclout Monmouth. a se\cn-member Commission on MdUUM I 

lion would be tel up to draft a code prohibiting unneceaur" . 

tion which is injurious or dangerous to the health of the pwM 

the industrial or agricultural potentials of tbe state 

The proposed law pro*Ides a public hearing musl be haM" 

such a code is finally approved. The commission wouM W" 

five appointees of the Governor, the Commissioner of lUaltli < 

Commissioner or Labor and Industry 

After such a code is adopted, the State DepartmBit oil 

would administer It as well as disseminate health education•• 

tion relating to radiation protection. All MXircea of ridialK*" 

be shielded to prevent persons within effective range f— 

exposed to unncceasafy radUtlM). 

ASSEMBLY SEATS—The New Jersey Legislature b I 

to play the game of musical chain for real this year. 

A fundamental change in the SUte Constitution to PHJJJ 

a membej-jlup of 67 lawmaker* in the G«j«ral Asneml«r**JJ| 

the present SO members, is likely to be submitted to NW 

lotcm for approval or disapproval next November. 

Counties canning ono additional member each underj 

posal now before the Legislature Include Camden, Btn' 

gen, Mlddletex, Monmouth, Paiaalc and Union. It la ' 

both Governor Mcyncr and logUUUve loaderTiucii • pi* 

by both home* oftho Legislature and tignad Ky . ' 

The nropoaal would alto include an automatic 

I >eats based on the changing population of 

Federal census figures would form UM base 

decade. 

clears the Legislature ihii yaar. the 

effect since the 1030 Federal' 

Oahenntn and other* ' 

jhorc ^ 

,..-,. — Seniidc Park into a AthermcrV 

will havo more than the sport of fishing to 

The three municipalities, all of trhicta have aorf 

have OEMniied a «l«jnm, T.,in,.n.ni ~* nib 

whlph 

fortmr State 

editor of the 

event. 

Tournament of I 

may partldpam. Jjaftn U' 

—.Jan. and Ranald KJUko*. 1 

n Evening Uncord, art Uie < 

will be awarded u> 

cdulMa- and a * 

Pk ill 

duMa and a C* 

Park will am l» 

[ipgOAYf MARCH 6, 1»58 

OUR CLAfSlFIED ADS FOR QUICK RfiSULTS 

THE OCEAN CITY 

headed 

your way? 

It can be. Lack of raacly cash needn't cauie you to 

poitpone home improvements you wish to make, 

Get coniraetorB' estimates; see ui about financing 

the work with a low-coat, comfortable-to-carty 

I0ME IMPROVEMENT LOAN 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City 

Corner of 8th Street A Asbury Avenue 

DRIVE-IN OFFICE — 1300 West Avenue 

ISLE OFFICE — 43rd St. and Landis Av*. 

3% INTEREST 

PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 

YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000 

MfMBIR FEDERAL RISERVE IVSTIM 

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INIURANCI CORPORATION 

Banking Hours: 

MONDAY THRU MIOAY, » A.M. TO 2 P.M. 

All Our •ankini Offlcn and Drive-In wlndowi Will •• Opm, 

FRIDAY EVENINGS, «:30 P.M. TO » P.M. 

[ALL DRIVE IN WINDOWS WILL •• OPEN DAILY AT t.io A.M. 

ALL BANKING FACILITIES WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. 

Pierce Explains 

Budget to P-TA 

71 Pet. of Cost 

For Instruction 

Dr. Charles B, Pierce, siiporinton 

dont of schools, explained the 1B58- 

59 sthool budget at the monthly 

meetinf at the Parenl-Teaeher Also, 

ektlon recently in tho Centre] av, 

school nuditorhun 

Dr. Pierce said Hut the hudeel 

oeMRiea effeeiive July 1 and has an 

appropriullon of 1851,435, which Is on 

Increase *f iu,43S. Ho painted out 

that this Increase is duo lo salary 

adlujitinenn of lUJtg two addition, 

nl tejeherg for $10,000 and miHrol. 

laneous boosts of ia,54o. 

The ipeaher went on 1* explain 

where the. money for the budxei 

comes from. Local taxed produce 

81s, while m: comes from tuition, 

97;- from the «tate and g'i from 

In eitplflljiiBg the ipendlna in the 

Sudget, he said 71'V goes for In. 

struetlm, IT, for operation B 1 ', for 

malnienaiiee, 4 1 ;. for odminiitrBlion, 

$ r i tor aujtuiary agencies %3i:±y 

0ETA 

ROC 

BOTTO 

HI WHOM FAMILY'S INVITED 

...There's Pun tor gveryenel 

"IM.-w ear" baa never meant u mui-li ai 

in rile irilliant nrw Rovket Oldamnbile! 

Tlnu'» why Ol J> linn rockefed to ] at |i|«ot 

in ftoptiliirity Ii tbe nicdiiim prieii eluMl 

Come in arid liclp ui eelebrme Hurinr 

out big "OLDSmMjitz OpM ilouw'1 

proud of i(, 1 think people should 

take pride in their years. It's a farm 

of personal insult if they arent.' 

What ebout life after forty, cs 

compared with earlier years? 

"Infinitely more satisfying!" he re- 

plied with enthusiasm as he Blted a 

crew-cut iwig over his sparse locks, 

"I consider youth an agonizing 

though charming period of life. 

While I accomplished a great dea: 

before forty, I've don« even better 

since. The satisfactions have been 

richer too. For one thing, I've 

learned which things really matter 

I used to feel a dreadful urgency 

abou-t going to parties and events 

which didn't realty Interest me. But 

not anymore. Maturity brings liber, 

alion. This h one of its compensa. 

lions." 

I asked if he Has less creative to. 

dsy than In earlier years, 

"Not at all," was his ready reply, 

"I haven't produced as many new 

works in the past few years as prev 

ioiisly—but this is strictly my own 

doing, I eould turn out as many or 

more if 1 set my mind to il," 

What about retirement? I prrtied. 

"It's not for me—so long as I h« 

my health, I find work the most sat- 

isfying thing in the world and I 

hope to go on until I drop, I feel 

a bit sorry for people who must 

retire at «0 or m. But don't get the 

idea that I work ail the time, I en 

joy leisure too. When I'm In Jamaica 

I can be lazy for woeks and enioj 

•very minute ol it," 

•1*1 Mlf fay;, TO A NIW •••Ml 

veUrts. 

warn 

Wanac6 Bros. 

THE MEW SYSTEM 

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NO DISROBING NO EFFORT 

Make Your Appolnfment NOW for FREE 0Be*t VUIt 

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MS NINTH STRUT, OCEAN CITY, PHONE O.C. 1«2 i 

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Kiwanians See 

Loveland Pix 

Members of the Ktwanls Club were 

taken on a trip "down under" at 

last week's luncheon meeting. French 

B, £*oveland reported on and illus- 

rated with colored slides his recent 

rip lo Australia and ihe South Pa 

lflc islands. 

The world traveler left Philadol 

phia June at on the first leg of his 

22,000-mile trip. He flew to Los 

Angeles and left from this port by 

ship. Included in his travels were 

scenes In Tahiti. New Zealand, Aun- 

alia arid Hawaii, 

In the commentary about Australia, 

he speaker said it is as targe as the 

United Stales and has only a popu- 

lation or 10 million. The surface of 

Ihe area has only been scratched. 

The Australians are appealing to 

eople to help develop their area, 

iiueh of which has never been en 

•lored. 

The Australians still thank «M- 

Vmericans for saving them duruij 

he war. There Is Mill a great deal 

if the British influence; cars still 

rive on the left side of the road. 

Inflation has hit hard in Honolulu 

!iid like Ocean City, it is feeling the 

ffcets of beach erosion. Mr, Love- 

nd slid. 

He also included some pictures 

a ken on his trip through the Holy 

Land, 

The speaker was introduced by 

rogram chairman Joel Mott and 

hanked for his presentation 'by Dr. 

Phomas Adams, Past President Bruce 

Dlmon inducted Into club mentber- 

hip Elbert J, Bggly, Frank R, Free, 

tone and Henry J, Paul, 

A nickel today Is about as useful 

s a glass eye at a keyhole. 

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THt OCIAN CITY SENTINIt-Lf DOtR 

MeJiBOSA 

."ll. J. TMWIMY, MMN «, IKt Na. 

nwff^ $*pw fiesf Sportsmanship 

$ Tournament Games 

«•* ctrtoUn comfnon 

•^,,--_- B«*ss8iy if wa want 

totem a KM inpHwiss on the 

MijTReUfARU 

OMlaMnaBr, HeMlae afliir the 

»M W easily be avoided if m 

•Wt C9 looking for tnMHe, 

Wut*. you mink ef other schools 

when they Hart flgnti, utter o» 

murts aM hog oftcisUT We dont 

*"*}»• thinking that afcoot us. 

JfMp Msperato fcuy win the 

ftaerleaden, and sfmr good 

Talented Couple Entertain in 

Assembly With Indian Program 

in Central 0 the tourae- 

Not only will Q.GMM. 

known as the) •cbool -with ttie 

ton In New jersey, 

e will be known as a 

demonstrates the bast 

out also 

ffi iffy Student In Line 

National Scholarship 

ey fPMW IWYO 

tfaaMtti'Mitl at a result of her outstanding 

ot doe« oiy men 

«* all may *• -nty 

iofis Ctafetiiie Kuhn. She 

•warded Certificates of 

IJ1_J__ Senqisnhlp Program. Hlgn 

Kent In two eaBage aptitude tests 

have) MtoOt nstlooiUy recognized 

"**W honor* 

Mnie way. The derignf 

i transferred again to at?«> 

*w, colored wltli water eol. 

I outlined in black India Ink, 

*»» are supposed to 1» ex, 

an in design and color 

*." •?*,"?•'•:..-.-.. 

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Court League 

$fasofp With 

2 

GOVERNOR MEYNER and six-year old Nancy Dwqrak, 

of Maplewood, Naw Jersey's 1658 Easter Seat Girl, get 

together to launch the month long statewide Easter Seal 

regular school next year In three yean of treatment at an 

Easter Seal Center, is representative of the 2,000 New Jer-. 

sey handicapped people who recaive Easter Seal help each 

year. 

- „ c designs are on dis. 

• He main lull. 

worries, given a little 

themselves. 

YOU ONE Of 

CUSt'OMERS? 

frwn 

Men. 

NhMIVliln.lBre^hTyai. 

V* **, call OCHX CHy 

PILEGGI 

* HiATINS 

Home fc Teacher at 

Drexel Conference 

M«s Elaine HUle, of the high 

school Honu Economics department, 

attended an Alumnae Senior educa- 

tion conference at Drexcl InstUute of 

Teohnoleiy-i CoHege rf Home Eco- 

nomics on Saturday, 

iMri. Clio Reinwald, coordinator 

homemaking eduation for ihe 

JoramonweaKh of PcmwylvanLa and 

Miss Dorothy Luvton, ehlef of none 

economics education In New York 

State, were toe principal speakers. 

The Library 

Bookshelf 

The Ocean City Free Public Li- 

irary recently received several eopici 

r-' the great "Some Came Running" 

V -James Jones, This novel is a 

Major work of nciion which took the 

uthor six years lo write, 

1 James Jonei gained fame for hU 

first novel, a book securely estab 

lished in American literary history 

"From Here to Slernlty," which sold 

900,000 copies In isig country and 

his been published In 10' countries 

abroad, 

"Some Came Running" takes place 

in the Wabash Valley of Southern 

Illinois and encompasses the fou; 

years of peace between World Wa 

II and Korea. It deals with at leas 

a dozen major characters and nun 

minor ones, but the two central fig 

ures are Dave and Frank Hirst! 

brothers, 

Dave Hlrsh, a writer who recent! 

received his discharge from thi 

Army after having won many ban 

on during the War, returns to l"ark, 

man, his home town. Frank, whe 

missed being called into the war, ihas 

become a leading businessman. 

In, "Seme Came Running," one o: 

the longest novels to be publtshet 

in this country, James Jones artfull; 

uses a central theme of illusion show 

ing Ike gaping difference betweer 

what a man thinks he it doing an 

what he is actually doing, 

• • • 

E. Digby Baluell, a native Philidel- 

phian woo presently is Director of 

Foreign Students and a member ad 

the Department of Sociology at the 

University of Pennsylvania, gives a 

scientific and professional picture el 

class structure in America in "PbUa. 

deiphla Gentlemen " 

The author takes three anonymous 

gentlemen living in Philadelphia dur. 

ing the three great periods of fflie 

metropolitan city's history! Mie Co- 

lonial Period, me Nineleentli Cen- 

tury and the Modern Period. These 

tnree periods deal with the city as 

a leader in American politics and 

finance, the founding of great in- 

dustrial enterprises and today's pert 

od of downtown banking and sybur. 

ban sport. 

The author gives a clear portrait 

of Philadelphia families and bus! 

ness enterprises and an analysis of 

the historical and social develop, 

ment which produces such a class 

and lights up a little-known area of 

national life. 

HOME 

Spring 

I **»tveryd»!|Wi|l»f

0 

two 

\Y, TWttOAy, WIDNBDAY, SATURDAY 9 TO 6; THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 9 TO f 

CltY 

Students Sworn as Jr. Ffn Mai 

turn 

\9t* 

Arttsts, Craftsmen BW 

to Mt. Molly Festival 

AnUi ana cnrtjmm In ttia Mm 

City m of tooth profen.iomi grid 

ResortersAttend 

TH1 OCIAN CITY MWTINIH.IDO1R 

Lounching Resort's Red Cross Drive 

Ctnritr rn&Mn rev , 

6W Scouts ScheAried 

Girl Scout Troop S4 will rmentn 

IU official charter Monday »ftmooo 

In st, Au«uitin^. .«UIM«lu». Mi* 

Maurice YlntUlng. prwX(mt of «bo 

Mainland Girt Scout Council, will 

tinder state law, municipalities dps- 

In* Baaa at Quautlco, Va, oo 

Not 

iinaltd ai boroughs arc not permit- 

M. 1«HL 

Resort Man on TV Show Guesses ted to use a Mies tax. 

IrtOCS 

Hi* two lOwrit oour*e*. whit* 

State Senator Charles W, Sandman 

lead to a eoaualaelon «a tacond lieu- 

C ftadd 

mil Assemblyman Jtobert E Kay will 

tenant In the .Marine Corp* Reaerve. Too High, Loses Free Fur Coat 

. m» Infamy tarn- 

ho liked lo Introduce hills In their 

are open to college graduates bep 

tlut UM Marinetween 

the age* of 20 and 27. Hoy Gillian, of M ArkanHt av., nearest (Inure Mow the actual prlci' respective branrhM " 

b ntnr «n*j>Uns apsJIcaUbnt 

i ttad Gffleer Candidate and 

Captain Budd wU that awllcantx narrowly missed towomlns tiU wife', of the article. 

» Offlear Ckndtdale Counti 

for the ground program will tervs favorite televWon penu)n*llty n«rt. Dalian last week, however, wat 

b * ! . TV.!* 

thre* nan on active duty following 

console! by hU fellow QtembeM in 

receipt of commission Aviation offi- . the Oeuut City Kutunge Club, who 

cer* serve two years following com- Mr. Gillian, operator of * board. presented him with a fur mat and 

pletion of flifht training, which is walk fun dee*, appeared on Na.C.'s muff, Jin, ombm eduMni wear this 

fi to 1* monthi. Ground officers popular pnnd show, "The Price Is either, an they ware doll sited, 

are given eight months advanced Right,' and ahMoct mm away with 

training at the quantico (Use Atla- valuable fur coat 

tlon officer* ere sent lo PenmcoU, Gillian was in New York wllh jay Wildwood Crest Wantf 

Fl«.. Immediately following their Etfgly on February 14 when the pair 

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vinlted the Hudson Theatre, where Sales Tax Content 

btensted men may contact the 

the show It televlied nuiinnally Gil 

Mta lnftuitry Company, U. 8, Marine 

Man was selected from the audience WUdwaod Crest Borough Coenmisby 

M.C. BUI CuJlen as a panel mem- •loners this week approved a resolu- 

Carpi, at S. Carolina and Dfexel am., her,tion 

requesting that the Legislation 

Atlantis City. 

roltowing a brief Interview which introduce measures nuthoriz nc the 

priwedes ieatuit* the panel, Gillian borough to employ a Mies u% upon 

WILL! — WMH 

estimated the price of the fur coat. approval of the voters. 

Marriage begins when you sink In His hid was "the closest, but unfor- le resolution stain that (he com. 

big irais and ends with your arms In tunately it was in excess of the cost. mission desires to false revi nue to 

tbe sttifc.Âugusts Gaietfe, 

To win. the panel must estimate the relieve the burden on real estate. 

f (he lUI 

lure. 

Girl Wins Honorable 

Mention far Coloring 

Marilyn Booth, Me 10, of 4H W. 

Surf Road, OMan City, has seen 

atvorded honorable mention in the 

t.i st national Color and Wla Contest 

luld by Vogue Dolls, Inc., of Medford, 

M«ss,, for colorinc a tfrawini 

i— of 120,000, Thus 

*fter comJnii home from the hospital. has a SS,000 capital gain which 

Our member.hip to date totals 142 j will not be taxable if he tuy« an. 

'•»*» year it wss IJO: In 19S8 It wasf 

ether home that costs 120,000 or 

lia. 

' more withm the prescribed time per* 

! led. 

SASSY REPORT 

j "Moreover, in such cases=sjnce the 

shipments of Greeting Cards for 

1 

concluded, 

Adleieh A, Burke, 

V. 8- Navy: "If we ii 

, , , is necessarily wl«w 

, ., . why not Wi 

and Pl«ee our 

of a single military 

tor?" 

Irate Salesgirl to disagreeable eus- j " a ' n " "it sale of the old home 

met- "Oo easy, madam. The days f 01 tome 

rrecognised 

for tax piirpgses=it 

are j 

when I used to Insult customer: 

still fresh in my mind." 

"NO MAN IS HURT BUT 

IV HIMSELF'/ 

•(Author'! Nun* lelowj 

With just « little help 

m ^ urn reduces the inn base en his 

' second residence by $5000." 

: In the second illustration Mr. Wisi 

ham put the hypothetical Mr, Jones 

j in the position of buying a second 

| home that costs only S1S.O0O—the tax 

base of his original liomf. In this 

case, he said, the entire giin on the 

old home will be taxed in the year 

of the sale. 

For a third example, Mr. Jones is 

your body ein make all the 

yean of your life more enjoyable, 

All it aski from 

you u not to abuse it and 

when you overwork it, or 

sickness attacks it, get competent 

assistance to restore 

it to normal. 

When you contlnuouily 

feel tirtd. recurring pains 

or headaches trouble you 

and normal sleep becomes 

difficult, your body is asking 

tor help. Do not hurt 

yourself by dilaytaB imm'e- 

Oiata aid or depending only 

on home remedies. Instead 

visit your physician quiet 

ly and let him prescribi th« 

?u n f P,ftf c , ulap •DEVQTU 

treatment 

that will help you most. 

YOUR PHYSICIAN 

CAN PHONt 

OCEAN CITY 0901 

WHEN YOU NEED 

A Mf DICINi 

prescrlp. 

uon a new us, or 

let in deliv protl 

without *xtra g / 

entrmt 

with the ilit 

vm 

W* compound 

781 AiiNiry Awmn 

1 

m«n1i * J d d 

you're 

to 

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National eonM^J 

US Bond Dinner 

•itwtcur Mltrl m tavited to par, 

from *mo»i the several new styles of the county increasing daily, the man, for the disaster plan he has 

tale Boards. 

or government ihe framework best basic structure of county govern, set up. 

First premium heating 

Morton i. nine of Trenton, ques- suited to local need. 

merit needs revision. 

Mrs. Alfred O. Halfh, local branch 

tioned the feasibility of setting up 

oil at regular price 

standards of value that would be Among these, the City of Newark 

chairman, reported on the local 4c 

acceptable to the whole state, In l»53 dropped commission govern- 

tivltles and introduced the board 

"The new constitution over a d*e. 

went «llh Its divided responsibilities. Sandman and Junes New members, ' 

Order from us today I 

ado ago directed the Legislature to 

In fsvor of the new mayoivcouiicil 

Dion W. Taylor W»s introduced as 

set such uniform standards," Kline 

form of government. In Trewon, Leaden of County GOP cheirman in etmm* of special gUtt 

pointed out, "The fact that it has 

two dty commissioners recently SUB' 

tot the March fund drive, Mr, Tay- 

State Senator Charles w Sandman 

not been done shows how difficult 

gested that it's time for a change In 

lor is retired matMger In the New 

was successful in his bid for leader- 

It i«, since ratios of assessment to 

the capital city, too. 

England states for the Insurance 

ship In the county Republican party Company of North America. He has 

MILTON HAGERTHEY 

true value differ so widely between The couritiei, however, contlriue to last Wednesday afternoon when he worked as financial clialrman of a 

Unban, suburban and rural areas. operate under commission • like was elected chairman of the Ctpe community chest ami on a commun- 

"A more logical approach seems to "boards of chosen freeholders," r«n«. May County Republican Organization ity drive in Boston He has resided 

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be to permit each county to set its Ing in membership from three to 94, at a meeting in Court Mouse. In Ofean City for the past four 

own ratio for each taxing district in who divide the regpenilbilitiog of Senator Sandman succeeds the late yean, IJ a member of the Hrst 

! PHONf SOMERS POINT 3571 JACK NIALL, Prop. the county. Since there no longer county operation. Even this divided Freeholder Sol Needles, who died Mcttiodtet Church vice president of 

«r» state tastes on real property authority U further diluted by legis- last month. Sandman's bid for thetrus 

Shufrleboard Club and In otter 

there would be no inequity in ratio latlve enactments and practises which orBaniMtion leadership climaxes his local organizations. 

differences between counties." exclude virious county functions political rise which started about 

five years ago when he ran as an In. Hirold S. P.rU, iattl MM drh 

dependent candidate against the Ehalnnm, MinAimMd Hw Otwi 

choice of the group he now heads. City qvsi> for Um Mml tlrtw to 

Mayor Ralph o. James, of Wild. M.4O0. H. Initructid mm volunwood, 

was elected vice ehalmun. |Hri and dl.(rlbut«l kilt. Th. 

Mayor James was named by Senator clfy hat M i di»ld«J HIM fl ««• 

Sandman as campaign manager for Hani with tfw captain* and dl«- 

the Organisation's candidates In com. trlcH announad •• followts 

Ing elections, 

U- S, Senate candidates Robert Dr. James N. Coombs, eastsWe of 

Morris, Bernard M. Shanley and Rep. the Gardens; Mrs. Aithea Davis, wert- 

Robert W. Keen addressed ihe meetsldc of the Gardens; Mrs. George 

ing on their respective qualiiieatloris. Meyer, North to 3rd st».; Mrs. Cjin- 

No endorsement was nude by the ton B. Fries, 3rd to 6th *ts.; lira. 

group lit this time. 

Laurence Lunny, ith to »h gts., 

ocegn to the ea»tsid# of West av.; 

Mrs. Koihleen Sample, (th to 9lh sts,, 

Commuters Club Plans wesUlde of West av. to tAe bay; Mrs. 

Listen to the Live Broadcasts 

David Hali. 9Ui to IMh its.; Or, 

Session April 10 

John Becker, 12!h U ISth m.; Mn. 

to making At j 

The Ocesn City Commuters Club Helen Graham Riviera section; Mrs, 

has sehedKied Its annual meeting Helen Paul Uih to 21ct sts.: Mrs. 

Hmlt 

for election of officers at the Cedar- Doris Amos 21st to 30th its.; Miss 


brook Country Club, In suburban Marian B. Hyde, 30th to 40th sts.; 

Philadelphia, on April 10, At thta Mrs, UsUe Famalh, 40th to 49tJj iu i 

MATERNITY 

alTalr some plans will be set In «nd Mrs. Balph Taylor, 4Mb to Mth 

motion for the IBM summer season, sts. A eBBtain for the Merion Par* 

OCEAN CITY RID RAIDER 

me commuters had their last whi- 

section will be named later, 

ter business meeting recently at Mr. Paris also announced a meet- 

W04 VfNTNOR # 

the Alpha Club, nil Chestnut St., Ing for the captains to be held Won- 

AAAR6AT* 

Philadelphia, 

day, LMareh id, at I p. m,. In the 

PHONI * & *•» 

Bed Cross headquarters to (hear re. 

(Bpan ilf 

ports on collections to date. 

BASKETBALL GAMES 

THE SENSATIONAL 

in the State Tournament 

mw om-coAT Women Given 

rUT WALL PAWT Calorie Advice 

The Flanderl 

THAT'S SOUBBABLMI 

•y LOIS S. HAMILTON 

Mom. A|Mt 

over 

•Tsktag In 1MS ealoriei than you* 

body needs is the way «o loi# 

Ocean City's Largest and 

W0ND 

weight," Extension Food Specialist 

Mrs. Irene Wolgamont told a leaders' 

training group last week. Mrs. Wol- 

1400 ON 

gamont is from Rutgers University, 

the leaders are from all over Cape 

Most Modern Fireproof Hotel 

May County, After this training (hey 

YOUR DIAL 

Vel-Kote 

will teach local classes on "M»lntalnins 

Normal Wetafct," 

BOARDWALK AT ELEVINTH STRICT 

The leaders were shown how to 

flgure the number of calories needed 

Play by Play De«cr!ption by Jim Rodio 

each day to maintain or reduce body 

weight, nils Is one of many things 

which each will pass on to her 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

by WathwiH group, 

A delicious low calorie luncheon 

WH prepared 

ATTRACTIVE Off SEASON RATES 

Broadcatts An Spemond by 

Contact the leader nearest to you 

if you wish to Join a group. 

ThU Ii part of the free adult edu- 

• EUROPEAN PLAN .CONTINENTAL 

cation given to Caps May County 

people % UIB Baud of Freehold* 

and< Kutf en University. 

MODIFIED AMERICAN and PULL AMPMCAN I 

Those people who took leaders 

Anderson Electricians 

training were: Mm. Pat Conley. Hn. 

W, H DMiert Hud Mrs. A H. Mvls 

of the WMmod't; MM, Dorotliy 

DINING ROOM OPEN 

Mack and Mn. Mabel M. NM1 of 

Ed Coniman's fbhinfl Supplies 

West Caps Mny; Mn. Rolland PhU. 

UM mi Mrs. C. R. Whitney of C«e 

May; Mr,. LoU Jordan of NoMl Cape 

BREAKFAST 8:00 a. m, I© M0 a. »• 

Mayi Mn. hid Young and Mn. 1*0 

NovaaMfe of South rMnak; Mo. 

LUNCH . ISiSO p. m. lo 2iW p. «: 

FtendenHotd 

Howard Turner. Mr* Louui Brooto. 

'Mrs. C. £L India and Mo. L. C. 

Scfearff •* Ocetn Oî Mn, Rwmood 

WNNK , 6:00 p. m, to »M 9- •- 

Stwrp of Petetwburg; Mr». Wllliatn 

Rabat Men's Shop 

Kuwait «f Tufcf2

*• "Wireoiatlon for any lulp 

CHORCHNEWS 

towcbuMiatlfcM 

d*t*a ofafaret. » 

nut BMetUuc of the AaaocJa- 

U be a regular 

(Vf Tim* Wrt* M Near M Y«ur 

MR. HfUltT L, MBFMT 

MR. PftAMCIS •• TSWMMNB 

Uvhg 

Smnrkm 

O. C OO77 

I fWaw HH S*n«a1 Pawn City and Wrnwrflnf AIM 

> fcr « V« 

Christ Setantfit «f AtlantisCity, M. J- 

Frtoncit fo attend • FRIILICTUR6 

"Christian Science 

U/f answer to rain's need 

All the Atomic Age." 

,,W«*Unfton Gale OS.B, of Su naaUsn, California 

c «tLne -Board of LecturwHp of The Mother Church 

Ctaoft of Chrlat SdantiM. in Boakw, Masa. 

Tlmei 

Many SvaiiliMjb 

Mirth loth, 1*» 

at lill P>.M, 

PARSING IN LARGE LOT ACROSS STREET 

[. WW UM tikadp* BfattaftV 

*n£ Ifn giuiM (« 

lor on «rlh lor ik,. building ol 

chorocw end gpej ciuundllp |t 

|« ai iiordiouM nTKiriiual nilun 

Wiihcui a •trana Church- n«nh., 

up- 

port Iho Church Th#y or* tl) 

Tor hu own/sake. (2) Tor h4 

ch.ld(«o » njk.. (3j por ,h. Mkl 

ol hi» conmunilf aqd h4l(On (41 

Tor ll» tak* ol lh< Church moll 

••hich n«*d* hi> moral and ma 

!tna\ lupporl. plan ID as to 

1 1 and road you. 

evrriiM iia. m,uu,M: fc..k.. smîq. v.. I 

Um*»r fh« df AW 

. •.ecfwc COMPANY 

•00 Asbwry AvMO* Phon* ©»30 

oc 

WATER 

210 T«nth 

•bockay and-MA 

w*re wekoined •• 

nuwil»n at the nuatln*: of Uie 

_;» Dauatnera of the Wrat Prea- 

bytarian Church Monday evening In 

the Home of Mn. Harriet Colling 

IB* Mary Jane Allen led tte de- 

lWfcm* and continued the dlaciuilon 

Uike. Stw pointed out man 

which lead to b*lieve that: Luke 

, _i Sestile. rWnnn^ tliMarj* that 

hi. Irttw ottly/jowel which e 

in detail many of tti* thing, .bou 

Hie Jew. which a Jew «wUd taki 

for (ranted that everyone wouii 

understand. 

She au» Pointed out that Lufcr 

make, it clear that Jeaus wan ten! 

to all who would believe. He also 

trace. Jems' geneology all the way 

bask to Adam, whan the others 

atop with Abraham 

Mrs. Herbert searle reviewed 

-Journey Into Mlwlofls," by iFJiilllp 

Winiamj. This book, written in 

diary form, U the «tory of, the write 

as both » teasBtr and preacher in 

the Japanese mission field from 1950 

to IMS. He told bow he alae work, 

od with American soldiers taaakini 

them hew to live with tti Japanese 

The author elves both political and 

sociological views. He described the 

Jsimms diet, stating that a native 

eats for a whole day what an Amer- 

ican would hive tot one meal. 

Another point of interest brouelit 

out waa that the American movie 

releases for 'he Japanese people 

nuke the nd mistake of lending al 

most exclusively films ahouini: war 

nnd all its horrors, while the Russians 

Hlsu show only peace. Ho also ex 

plained tfaat the Japanese people oh- 

serve Atom Bomb day as a legal 

holiday. 

In desjriblne Ihe native urupltaii 

he gave a first hand picture. HU 

third child WM bom In a Japanese 

hospital, the first western child born 

there. 

Following thi- program the women 

worked on their (enpboolu and 

made stuffed toys. Hefre.hmenu, 

were served by the 

$525 Raited by School 

Gr6up For Mis Fund 

Teen agen in Cape May County 

raised fBStJl this year toward the 

March of Dimes against polio, it was 

reported by Joyce Szuirftki. of Wild- 

wood, chairman of the "Teens 

Against Polio." 

Her report to County Chapter 

Chairman French B Loveland show 

*d that Oeean City Higb School and 

Wlldwood High Schiml were the two 

largett contributing Ingututiens, Tile 

OctMrat sehool provided fU&M 

580 f b 

TABMNACLa BAPTIST 

•Hi ,t. and Waat av. 

Rev. William M. Wlltan, . „ 

10 a. m.—Sunday School. 

11 a. m.—JKomlng WoralUp Service 

Thumaiy s 

1 p, m—Choir RehaunaL 

7;4J p. m.—Evening Wonhjp Serv- 

ice. 

8 p. n.—ftww mnatlna 

IRST CHURCH OW 

CHltifT, KIMTIfT 

Mb tt, and AahtirY ... 

Sunday Service—11 a, m. 

Sunday School—11 a, m. 

.Vednesday evening—8 p. m. 

Reading Room open Monday. Wed 

aesday and Saturday, 11 a, m. to 1 

How spiritual understanding of 

true manhood brings new healtb ud 

freedom will be trxpldined Sunday at 

Christian Science services 

The LAHomSsrmon entitled 

wm Include tha following ] 

from the Bible (PMInu 16:f.6i: "Tne 

Lord is the portion of mine inherl 

tanee and of my cup: thou malnUiu. 

ert my lot. The lines are fallen unto 

me In pic&Aant places, yea, I have 

a fondly heritage." 

Readings from "Icience and Health 

with Key to the scriptures" ay Mary 

Baker Bddy wul include the folio*, 

ing (817:18) "The understanding of 

his spiritual individuality nukes nun 

•nore real, more formidable in truth, 

Bid enables nun to conquer sin dLs 

east, and death," 

Tile Golden Tejtt U from Psalms 

!S»:S7); •Wane the perfect man, and 

behold the upright: for the end of 

that man is peace," 

HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL 

HNi at, (nd Central av. 

Parrot I, VtuoMn, Rector * 

Sunday 

flam— Family Eucharist and 

hurch School classes. 

11 a, m.—Morning Prayer and Ser- 

nan (Communion on the firit gun- 

day of each month.) 

7:10 a, m.—-Holy Communion, 

Thursdays—N 

•;J0 a, m —Holy Communion (Heal, 

ing service on the first Thursday of 

•ach month.) 

Adter 

8 3U p m.—Cfeancel Choir rebear- 

sal. 

8 30 p m.—Brotherhood meetin. 

Saturday, Mamh IS— 

% p. m. — Pastor's Confirmation 

Class.' 

IT. AUSUITINFI R, C, 

IMh it. and Wesler a». 

Rev. BarlhalenHW B. Beyle, Mite, 

Ray. ARMrt ft iaarf. Ant, Mstsr 

Sunday Hastes— 

Masses at 8 and 10:30 a, m, 

ConfessioM on Saturday, 4:M < 

S:SO and 1M to •;« o, m, 

Dilly man at 7 a, m; Saturdayi al 

7:30 a, m. 

nut Friday— 

Masa at 7 *, m, 

Confaniotu Thursday before 

1:30 to 1:30 p. m. 

M? Days- 

Maun M 8 JO and 1 a, m. 

Confessions evening befon from 

/:30 to S 30 p. m 

JUEEH OF MARTYRS CHURCH 

Ind tt. and Atlantic ... 

Sunday Man- 

Has, at 9:15 a, m. 

Confessions before man up 

9:0S a, m. 

First Friday and Holy Days— 

Mass at 7:30 a, m, 

Confessions before nuus, 

• • • 

FIRST PRESBVT1RIAN 

7th and W«m av. 

Preadilna Chrltt CruclfM, Ritan and 

R.v. William RaOtllfr. AII«1, NMr 

S:N a. m Sunday School for the 

whole family. Edward A, McJoblan, 

general superintendent. 

10:45 a, m.—Organ MediUtion. 

II a, m.—Morning Worshlfj. Nurs. 

try for preschool children In the 

Church House. Message; "From The 

Crow—Thirst," 

6:46 p, tti—Intermediate and Senior 

Christian Brrdesvor, 

7:31> p, m,—Gram Meditation. 

7:45 p. m,—Ivening Worstilp. Mcs. 

sage: "Christ, The Bread Of Life," 

The choir under the direction of 

Mrs. .Marion Traut Murphy wul sing 

«t both s*rviH9, 

) 

Chapel of Jesus 

th Pih H 

the 

OctMi.raty sehool provided fU&M, 

«.' which *75.80 was from baaketfaall 

iamM, m tcom a dance and $39.41 

K mljjellanoou» donatSans, Wild, 

wood HJgt turned In tise.SS. 

Oihar teen ago support came from 

i Wlldwood dance, *26.45; tha Wild- 

wood Catholic High School, $5(1.94; 

Caps May High School, isujt, and 

Middle Township Ugh Schojl, 175. 

Atofhodltt CICKS to 

EnNrtain Home Guild 

Twenty4w> mmbm of Ui« But- 

anna Wesley OM of the pint Meth- 

odist church were su«Ms of Mrs. WU. 

Mam;It GurBck for their meeting 

last Thursday evening in the Meth- 

odist Hnonage in W««- av. 

Hut, Arthur Ostrandcr led the de- 

WtJoni, after which tbe memNrj 

•ewe* swtr. bandaaM. Haw were 

made, to serve luncheon for the 

Ocean Grow Rome Guild meeting 

here in Ocean City on April 22. 

Following the meeting Dr. William 

H. Guffick showed pictures of big 

»eceot trip to New Orleans and at 

O» rebuilding of the church. 

The neit meeting, March 21 will 

be in tbe church with Mrs David 

Ball and Mrs. Park Mitchell as co- 

AocUsse*. 

ttog In the Parish House next d meet, 

ing wis held Monday afternoon in 

he home of M.S. Hugh Graham, 104 

. '*•'•)•&'•'' •>*, 

Corinthian av. 

Th* laaaon , 

waa "Ajnerlta', 

Mr* I lllU 

of tlia CT, 

struggle of bull 

JemaalBm. 

Dlactiaakm waa 

ishurctn*. A ~n 

rtid from the 

for the ChrUthui* U. 

The Naomi Clrcia 

-thank you" note j 

the Lutheran Boa 

card aent to her 

Refraaninanta 

tuntant Takes Exchangites 

hough Tax Return Processing 

THI QCIAW CITY 

tut of McGulre Au- Force Hue 

Mttn and fHends of Cub 

Twill be condurtjd on April 

, announced Monday night at 

ner-ttuetinf of the Ocean 

ihange Club, iponsorini or- 

nree.hour tour «nd luncheon 

wise is being arranged by 

„, s Goeu and Thomas 

-jus and Parents and BxchMiga 

ImeBiBe inUrested In the tour 

teen invited to Join the Cub 

Lawyer fa 

County Dinner 

Ud a^Te ucfc 

contrite .plrit—j 

ill*? 

All the will 

world will not n. 

Heart, or bring , 

•ouf in d«ep aott^ 

of God sJone, ta | 

to those who leaf I 

MM and Hid h 

and restore ui i 

happineas, raia« i 

the depths of de' 

MlM 

man* 

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JOHN H. RilNIRS JR. 

attorniT and president of 

are Valley Council will be 

rip*! speaker tonight (Thur* 

[at the installation dinner meet. 

I the Cape May County Cham. 

f Commerce in Babenr'i An- 

t tai. North Wiidwoed. 

i affair is for fellowship and to 

Chamber members to hear 

i reports on progress of 

Ipropsm, 

; Helners Is a fanner president 

i Camden County Chamber of 

erce, and has held numerous 

r civic and public service post,i 

r prosecutor of Camden city, 

t of the Camden County Bar 

ion and assistant solicitor for 

ICamden County Park Conmiis* 

j He is a 1MB graduate of the 

Iviriity of penn^lvania Law 

Complete LANDSCAPING SW 

Stods 

frown In Our 

Own.Murseiy. 

CEDAR BRIDGE 

NURSERY . GREENHOUSE 

I1ON ROAD AT DARGAJNTOWN MM 

PHONB SOMIRS MINT mm 

FOLKS 

FAR AWAY?" 

PHONE 

TODAY 

W* anywh«r*j 

Toronto 80* 

The meetlnjE at Plymouth Inn wa: 

entertained by a trombone quartei 

Mmprlahif Robert Mangel. Charle, 

Agh, Edwin Rumer and David 

itnawr. The quartet waa presented 

by James Beootte, chairman of the 

House Committee, 

The trombones were miniatures and 

of the dime store variety. The quar- 

tet was requested to play the Ocea 

City iilgh School Fight Song as 

penalty for paislng.up last Monda 

night's meeting to attend the Oeeai 

Clty-Bridgeton Iilgh School baskel 

baU gam*, 

Arthur Ford, certified public ac 

Muntant and local tax expert, wa 

the speaker of Hie evening. Mr, Fori 

briefly explained what happen, u, 

the Individual tan return after It is 

mailed to the Internal Revenue area 

office at Camden. 

The apeaker taM that tha return* 

ao wnMi Mtere wHI be refunda 

•re tan* to Lawr*n», Mail, whare 

«W are precnud .. w|tkly u 

panibt*. It takti frem M ta M 

days tor a refunai return to be prs> 

and returned ta tti* ta«. 

Mr. Ford said It will help to expe- 

dite processing the return if the 

tender win mark "Refund" on the 

envelope if hi* returns show he is 

entitled 4o a tax refund. 

He uid that most disputed returns 

are adjusted through agreements be. 

tween Revenue Service agents and 

the taxpayer. If there ia no agree- 

ment, the return is reviewed by the 

unit-supervisor or crew chief. 

If the dUpute is still unsettled the 

taxpayer may employ a lax lawyer 

te bring hli case to the Appellate 

Divijten of the Tax Court, and may 

even go so far as the Supreme Court 

with his arguments. 

The speaker was Introduced by Mr, 

Heniel, program chairman, and pres- 

ented with a certificate of apprecia- 

tion for his appearance by James N 

rulvlno. 

Allegheny Reports 

Air Travel Increase 

Allegheny Airlines flew over 77,. 

011,000 passenger miles in liS7 for 

an 18.1 per cent increase over IBM 

and a new company record Leslie 

O. Barnes, president of the airline, 

announced today, 

"Air cargo and air null were also 

up substantially In 19S7," Barnes st«. 

ted, "with air freight leading the 

way with a phenomenal increase of 

1M per cent over the previous year," 

Air mail traJrie was up 2* per cent. 

•Will fit, that, 

exchanteproblems. 

knows how to noire the other 

flow's." 

•y Vour KutMn Sar^Mt M*p«rt*r 

V*ny * lawn builder will scatter 

seeds of a vicious weed thi) spring 

and pay for the doubtful privilege 

They ire the people who close 

their ear* to words of caution from 

a Rutgert turf specialist. 

Dr. C, R. Skolgley, in even lemp 

ered profeiMr with a lot of savvy 

about lawns, served notice the other 

day that he Is mounting a soapbox 

In a fervent campaign against a pan 

tlcularly ornery weed celled tall 

fescue. 

Of tall fescue he says: 

"I'd rather have crabgrtss " 

If you've ever battled erabgrasi 

you know that's strong language, It 

reflects Dick Skogley's mood as we 

10 Into tbe season when many of us 

will be shopping for grass seed. 

VIA* APTIR YUI 

Unlike crabgrass, tall fescue il a 

perennial, comes up year after year 

After year, once it gets started. It 

thrives In a wide range of soUs, poor 

to good, wet to dry, Uglit to heavy. 

For some purposes, such as roadside 

turf, grassed roadways and airports, 

that's good. 

But that's as far as Dr. Skogley 

will go in tolerating tall fescue. It's 

extremely coarse and wiry, hard to 

mow. It does not blend with desir- 

able lawn grosses, and tends to grow 

in a prostrate fashion, rather than 

upright under lawn cutting heights 

Furthermore, it does not remain 

tight when planted alone, but other 

grasses came in, A single plant 

stand! out in an ugly wayi 

TWO ALIASES 

This enemy of a good lavvn has 

two aliases. It's called also by the 

name of Alta fescue and Kentucky 

31, You may find It listed under 

one of these names on a box or bag 

of seed you buy. 

Tills will be a "bargain" mixture, 

to be sure, because Alia fescue is 

cheap and plentiful. Even * little 

of it in a grata seed mixture can 

cause a let of trouble, 

Weil, the remedy is plain. Dr. 

Skogley strongly urges you to read 

the fine print on a grass teed label, 

especially If the price Is low. 

There's a chance for confusion be- 

cause some fescues are good citizens, 

worthy of a place In your lawn. 

These are creeping red fescue, Penn- 

iawn. Trinity and Chewing fescues. 

Really high class. 

But you'll be buying trouble—may. 

be for years to come—if you buy and 

plant a mixture containing Alta fes- 

cue or Kentucky 31 , 

Rotary Anns Veto 

Needy Family Gift 

A donation to a local needy family 

was made by the Rotary Ann Club 

meeting last week In the home of 

Mrs. Alexander Kaunarck, 400 IBID 

it. 

Following a brief business meeting 

Al Kaimarek showed the women 

slides taken In Canada as veil as 

l.c 1SS7 baby parade and othir local 

ieenes. 

Refreshments were served by Mrs, 

Kumarek and Mrs, Samiei n, 

Smith, 

Taking thm Promise as New Cub Scouts 

CUBMASTER ERNEST PHILLIPS, of Pack 57, administers oath of membership to 

new Bobcats who joined tt monthly meeting in the Parochial school last Thursday night. 

The new Cubs, from toft, are Joseph Gerety, Daniel Horn, John Houston. Frank Sannlno, 

John Sattelmyer and Nick Trofa,—Grainger Studio photo. 

No Curtailment in 

Army Enlistments 

M-Sgt, FTsnk Cramer this week an. 

nounced that despite unfounded ru- 

mors the Army has not curtailed any 

of its many enlistment programs. 

New programs are opening every 

day for young men antf women, he 

sold, 

"The rapid strides In research 

made In the Army have opened 

many now fields and offer an excel- 

lent opportunity for young people 

to get in on the ground Boor of 

tomorrow's technical skills. Especial- 

ly needed at present are applicants 

interested in guided missiles, elec 

trojiics. radar, television and micro 

wave radio," said Cramer, 

The army also offers to the young 

man who joins for Armor. Artillery 

or infantry his choice of Europe or 

Ihe Far East. 

13 Counties New Free 

Of Cattle Disease 

Thirteen New Jersey counties ire 

now rated as ofikially bruceUosis> 

free areas. Dr. H, 8. Kerlin, chief. 

Bureau of Livestock Disease Control, 

New Jersey Department of Agricul- 

ture, reports, 

Cumberland County Is .the most 

recent addition to the list. All or Its 

Sfli dairy herds, comprising B,22« 

animals, have been inspected and 

fud f r Ifti ith d l 

s, b sp 

found free or Infection with d e 

logis. once one of the most serious 

diseases aiTecting New Jersey's cattle 

population, 

Othe rcounUes now certified are 

Atlantic, Bergen, Camden, Cafe May, 

Issex, Gloucester, Mercer, Middlesex, 

Passale, Ocean, Onion and Warren: 

All except two have ibeen certiiled 

within the past year, 

Anita Loos, when asked on Tex 

MeCrary's TV program to summarize 

her advice to American women In 

on*^ rtntencc: "A kiss on the hand 

ma} feel very nice, but s diamond 

iracelet will last all your life," 

CHESTER J. WfMBERG 

Funeral Director 

201 ASBURY AVINUI 

OCiAN CiTV, M. 1, 

PHONE 2654 

"Throe Generation* of Funeral S«rvieaj" 

I, 

IN WinUms and Mi wife. Elaine, mm •sinf to buy a home. 

Said He. -It must te Cory"; •And be «bsr*fFM,> tald 

Ml tpMM. 

W Mum II ihouM to modem ,., aanttthjnf Mtadi would 

tWJWi, 

Tmtt thco th«y M a buUder. who was tuft could help, 

Ot 

tad for As community. 

thB&y hat a stake In adv«r- 

 

rler, Sejf badge. 

Den s—Harry Kiuuse. Be»r tadge: 

Robert Yuliclilta. sue gold arrow and 

» fllver anwn; OpeKory QiMoii, 

Wolf nadgeand one tmld arrow! Oerald 

imart!^, one gold arrow and 10 sliver 

Pen t—Honald asMman, Wolf badge, 

i"a sliver arrows and one gold arrawt 

John TaeeaHno, ti "'- •— 

Bean Wolf badge. Mel. 

Lion badge: JantM Foello. 

nltli 

M «!._,. 

gel John 

* Trenuie, 

ir MdM 

Day of Big Snow S«l 

Telephone R«cord 

An all-time record In telephone Use 

was esUWIMied Kbmary 1? when 

New Jeraeyarui made 17,150,000 CJUII 

during the big snow. The mnlne 

rate eclipsed the previous martc of 

10,600.000 Mt last December 4 dur- 

ing another anow storm, the New Jer- 

sey Ban Telephone Co. reported. 

Normrt telephone traffic for an 

average JjuMness day Is about 11,- 

500,000 «aUi( the company said. 

N«W School Vote 

Voters in Ova May, Weil Apt 

May and bower Township wilt go ta 

the poll* May 6 for the third time 

W vets on a proponed 5ite tor MM 

planned new Lower Ope May 

County Regional High School. 

The Regional Board sf Bducrtton 

hM offered • 81-acre «ite on ilztb 

•v. in Wett Cap* M«y M the pro- 

pfflml locaUon for the now acbooi 

bulldini. 

The vote will bo the third on An 

•a l»rae by resident* of 

t*» nrt ytt. OB two 

occarirHUj tte votcn 

May aty«It«. 

Fuhrman Gets. Musk 

Contract at Cap* May 

Clarence Fuhrman, popular Phila- 

delphia music director and batonman 

for the Ocean CHy Coneert Orehes- 

tra, was (warded a contract by the 

Cape May city commisiloners this 

week to provide music at the Con 

ventlon Hall there during the itsa 

summer. 

Mr. Fuhrman was the only bidder 

for the music contract, offering 

$9,200- The contract providei that he 

provide a six-piece orchestra to play 

for free evenlnq dances and Sunday 

evening concert* from June II to 

September • Inclusive. 

Wildwood AutheriiM 

$83,000 ImprovomsnH 

The Wildwood city eofflniiHionm 

last Mf«ek apprmed an onllnsnce 

calling for |n,0M for general Un. 

provements In the resort. 

The measure provides tM,0M for 

the reconstruction and improvement 

of the city's comfort station, and 

tSS.M0 for the construction of a new 

comfort station. An additional $12,. 

000 will be for the erection of new 

•ewer pipes, curbs and gutters on 

Sennet av, between Atlantic and 

Pacific avs. 

$110,000 Motel to 

Go in Stone Harbor 

A $110,000 motel with iwimmutg 

pool and tennis court Is planned at 

Stone Harbor Manor on the Stone 

Harbor bivd, Alex C, MeOregor, 

Middle Township building inspector, 

reported this week. 

Plans submitted show a 20-unit, 

two-story motet with a sundeek over 

the office and lobby. The pool is 

planned in a curved drive to parking 

areas, and the tennis court U to the 

BstftesMlp WIHI Jwiicc 

A vlalt to Bayonne by Ml* VFW 

h BkMbU L a r ; ttta 

BtokMbiaU L « r ; a, 

h«rie«d#m and aMsompaaj* 

i ddd t fit 

Youth 

their 

ing adulu wa* given *4dfd aaat fiat- 

unlay when the group vlitted tbe 

battleahip Wtucontln at the Bayonne 

Navy Yard. 

Adding Interest to the extra-cur- 

ricular excunlon was tbe fact tbat 

the mroup waa guided on the 76- 

minute lour of the gnat Uattle- 

wagon by Lt 0 K.> Andre Jernee, aon 

of Mr and Mn. Jack Jernee, ot 

Ocean City. 

U, Jernee has been with the Wis- 

consin tince hi* wraduatlon from the 

U. S. Naval Academy two yean ago, 

and wax aboard when the ship en- 

tered the Bayonne Navy Yard for 

decommission. ' 

The group of 12 boy*, four girl 

cheerleaders and 12 adulta possibly 

will be the last civilian group, to 

tour the Wisconsin before It Join* 

the nation's Moth Ball Fleet, The 

ship will be decommissioned S*tur- 

day The Wisconsin Is reported la 

be the world's largest battleship. 

Woodbine Has Problem 

On Baseball Uniforms 

The Woodbine Borough Council 

this week turned down a request by 

the American Lesion there that tor- 

DUgh recreational funds be used to 

pay a *2S2 debt against th# Letflon 

for uniforms for a baseball team. 

Mayor Jack Segal said the borough 

was not able to pay any part of the 

COM Of the uniforms, but council 

members pledged support to a drive 

to raise funds front the public to 

meet the obiigatfain, 

Post Commander Philip BeSantts 

explained that Hie Legion sponsored 

•the baseball team, twt did net auth- 

ortte purchase of the uniforms. Ho 

did not say who ordered the ant. 

forms, but aid that r law suit has 

been threatened by the sporting 

goods Aral which supplied them, 

ffnotv About 

thm Weather 

By •, H. SIMS 

What does smoke uii us about the 

coming weather? Does soot some 

times play the role at weather fore, 

easier? 

Both smoke jnd soot sometimes In 

dicate the nature of approaching 

weather. Most often they ten of 

approaching rain or bad weather. 

Smote that curls downward from a 

smokestack Indicates unstable weath- 

er, probably rain or wen a storm. 

Soot which falls down a chimney 

Into • fireplace below indicates n 

falling barometer, and the approaeh 

of rain. 

Smoke that rises steadily, not ne- 

cessarily vertically. Indicates good 

weather ahead. Vertical smoke col 

umns reveal a lack of wind, or front, 

al movement; this sign could mean 

that no weather change is imminent 

for • day or so in winter, through 

summer, the value of a vertical 

smoke column as a weather Indlcntor 

highly questionable. . 

Municipal'' 

" 

wek. CUM 

Sat, NMbniM 

ofrtcer, wa» »k* 

The 

SI, of 

J. Oakland lU 

•go IS aod4MUotMd atH 

Inlet Ufeboot StdkM. 

Motc|uito riylifMi " 

to MM> March 12 

county owsquk« . _ 

missions «iU meet at the I 

don Hall. JUtantte Oty, 

AM- the «Sth • 

New Jeniey Hoaonito i 

AexwirtUm. 

MeetuiS miOt them wSl M'l 

quits control expeit* 4Mtt | 

other states and the MaMft ft 

Some 40 talk* 

program, prvsldl 

sMH will be the 

dent, Lbmood W. 

wood Crent, Oape 

*t ! . :.:-m 

• . X: 

Mi. that M* to net 4 tough awt- 

an* wVJmV lor 

te tftt • 

B nady a* V 

. . . I JUMte tufetKt 

iMtfit ftMd. Mwy In an* 

35u*Moa>gasiH ad HHitiwt o 

*M MNB> *» *•*• fete rebounding 

MHw* MnuwM itlay 

A Llh d Mk fMdl 

1 Mm another wltt BrJdgMott. ••* Uw 

lie tutda-lbon 

Aw* Llbro and Make IMdeB-also 

sblksjilt 4rom the BrkhJ-ton game 

Jjbro suffered a pulled 

In tbe groin while Fadd.i 

of buck trmtte. Bom 

m action. Howvu gave his 

charge* Tuesday and Wednesday off 

bar* wese out lor «it«ulv* drilling 

and praeflce Thursday. 

.tkw BiMan tt» considered br 

aperts writers around th« state u 

laot eoatsoden. Should this opinion 

hold op through Hie South Jamay 

title play. OOHD CUy will ba In con- 

tention for state hsnon tor the third 

time In four nan. Tha IDW ttim 

Copped toe Group I UU#, while tha 

ISM elu* wa* eliminated In tbe MC- 

ond round of tii* regional play. Lut 

year's dub ranit all tba way to tfce 

tap, only to fall In the llnali at 

Jiutgen University. 

2 Raiders on 

v Star'Team 

Oowt d(y ffigh School's unde- 

isetad B*d JUJders pieced two mem- 

ber* on (he All-Cape Atlantic League 

AUStar team selecUd this week, wilt 

third Haider nuking ttn> second 

CuCaptaaia Mike fiadden and LHIV 

•nJsoa received tftt unaninmu 

of the onacbo of member 

k 

te bo of member 

teama otltkmc the .ejections. The 

two Haider high scorera received a 

•oath Jersey HOe next total at SO vote., the highest number 

,*w*Kt«ter, Fember- 

nd Hu 

4, and Hunan are 

Section 

. while m 

and Weodttown 

U aeetlQt.. 

will 

*>r tee sectional 

available. 

Stow Uhro, playmafcer «nd oecs- 

ckxaal hoi nnr hbnaelf, was select 

«d Aw second team honors with 11 

votes. Fred. Hadbke and Join Me 

Laughlin received honoraMe mention 

ftouodkaf out tbe ant team were 

>rti (op performer Tony 

wtth 20 votes, Car] Hlcfcs, 

May's snerkplug, also with 20, 

Gnyton WetHer Middle Town 

ship mamabsy, with 16 points. 

WBdwood placed Bhun 

Mj lyruo dlnlnu luWc, 

tf 1 olosct, bullet, survic 

Phone oiea. if 

MATTRESS—iEALV PEM1 ^p - REST 

. flpuble bad KIZU, l!i-iictl£!iiiy new 

PilKinal price fiS.aiJ-inly S20. Phono 

Sonttra Point 40m, if 

CAR RADIO. MolqiTiJa. rfiniplctely 

overhauled. Sw It anil hear" It "on 

the. bench (nul 01 cat), EsCTilent buy. 

only iis. mane aumcn j'uint IOM. It 

r students, teache |yL 

tully unanitilml. jlaS.CO 

H. fiCfjFjcia and Atlantic Ayes 

City. Phono MiW. cjper 

linq Friday cvpniniis j 

Yale Keys 30c each 

2 for Sic 

Quic 

1^ uick Service* Davis liaidwaie 

^ AteT Aye, 

CALL US TODAY 

We will estimate the 

coif of installing 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

You an under no obligation 

Wm.S. 


!!J2 Aibury Av*nu«— Phono 1771 

tf 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

WANTED — An opportunity to give 

you M eatinate on your next eol- 

liion. Yoy wiu like our bodjr and 

- ork. Own nlty Kelbfi, Inc., 

Bav Ave. PhKie gsoo. If 

endsr work, 

7th and BIL> 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 


eachers c|yhL 

l l jlaS.CO 

A 

und KANT-WKT 

(29 Aseury Art-nur. 

TWO RAPIANT.I.-IR15 GAS HBATERS 

' nnd 10 fflgnlic wllh nmnlies ealv- 

unlwd niitor tonka for same. One m 

BFM iKiicdcr chanser. lull WesI 

Avenue, PBune 310B. ; 

BEAUTIFUL JUNK.CAPE, fins 

IKjjpONHriU 1 Ave*. "iffsfllmf: 

lip 

TWIN INNKBSPIlINd MATTR 

untt box and opun coll sprlriK 

eiirn; walnut chest of drswers- 

IHo foam pillows, brpnd new. 

jU£h; two fealher pllimv. Sde iaih. 

Bhang MM, M 

• Asliupy Aw/ 

BUY HEM AND SAVE! 

CHEVROLETS OLDSMOBlLES 

rnllea. Molts and runi HKe new. 

1^, V* snOPW coupe, radlB, heiil. 

" shun) black and while special 

rS Ant-eBiiirawa brjgi« 

w Trodeg (rom ortolnai 

i *r Wwf 

-^"^nanical fall* 

- hlli _. 

us since , _ - . 

i-imt BMarHniee uguinst rnfilur fflfr 

tliarllrul fallumi, 

'SI •&• Blurfire Iliiililliy Oiupc, 

equipped ivlth nulomatle ilrlvn. 

Power iilcrTinii. "•" —•—•""•" 

uml se« 

cleolric 

power iilcrTinii. (iruk, wlni 

untl se«l«, iiuih.Buitim rwllu nith 

ltri nntennn tind Ifui' still 

mmMm 

nncl sm-viiefl «lntc new 

year. 100 per qeni rnujor 

ituaiantcr 

mi rneUi! 

tor, sparkilnK 

•Under engine 

ve. for eeon. 

J[oct fpr busl. 

PONTIAC 

'86 r-ATAt,lKA 

mMUS driie. pusnÔMlinn _ra*«tn. 

ilcluse McMier, olhrr esli'ys. Trartt-1 

from oriillniil owner. One ww. 

itn p» "cent mujor nwcnunli-'W 

Sfinrl M*d'in. iiUia^ 

liush-liuttnn _faalo. 

UITOM iiwrt «UIM, euulBpeJ. 

auianwtle llrlve, radio lipalci- 

wlllt« WWlfc, Ti»dHf Iiom original 

owTiCP. One year fuaranlw. 

MANY Bihor I'II io ehoone frum. 

Will l*»de, Givo. luw fMl O»IAC 

I* lili WiH. VWTH CHiVHOtlT 

iOWsnwbile 

i " 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS QUICK RESULTS 

Selected 

USED CARS 

'650 

'S7 PLYMOUTH 

Belvld.ra. L«H Ihan 

4M0 rnlln. DOWN 

'J3 PACKARD "300" 

DOWN J 195 

'S3 MERCURY 

H.rdrop S«d.n , 

DOWN 

'54 FORD Ranch Wagon 

J 3 

H. C, AMOS 

— RAMBLER — 

So/©* ond Service 

30S EAST 34th STREET 

PHONI INI 

Frst 

ilQQ.OS 

401 IS 

ilQQ.OS dswn, ^.00 siî 

40x1 IS to IS* driveway, 

N. IBUI St., phliadeJBhui. 

RIAL ESTATE WANTED 

SMAU. FAMILY (no ehlldrai) want 

to rent nloe apartment or unall 

nut on marly Ian Must be un- 

lirnWMd Mia well equlprMm for winter 

vlnl. WMtC Box 8335. Sentlrml- 

RUTIRIB COUPLS 

er MSMM. O«opy May If on 

Yairiy L«n. Irtfem InvlMd. 

LVMMN I. MALI, 

•M I. Itfh ttTMt 

h Mi 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

ALL YEAR RANCHER —Three bM 

i-ooou LaaaKd 3105 Bay Ave. Owner 

will redecorate. Small payment and 

munthly terms, Intormutlon Walter 

3 Barter, 735 Wood St. Vlneland 

FOUR FINE LOTS, traded, between 

First and Second an Slmpnn Ave 

ilQQOS dswn, ^.00 siîui Each lut 

IS* driveway, Feltu, 463j 

hliadeJBhui DAit& 

AMOS-BILT HOMES 

For More Enjoyable 

Year 'Round Living 

205 23rd Str«t 

MODERN DUPLEX 

Oood view of beach and board 

walk Two bedrooms in each 

apartment Modern hot water 

hitat, gaa Bred. A real income 

producer. 

2306 Wait Avanua 

BUNGALOW 

Two bedrooms. Trim and nest 

inside and out. Fully insulated 

Public water and sewerage sys- 

tems. Liberal financing. 

204 2lit StrMt' 

SPLIT LEVEL 

Three bedrooms and 8W bath? 

Play room. Completely modern 

year 'round dwelling Hot air 

heat. Fully insulated, Oarage, 

2320 WMt AVMIU* 

BUNGALOW 

Fully insulated arid heated two- 

bedroom dwelling. Liberal flnan 

cing. Completely furnished. Only 

iis.ooo. 

H. C. AMOS 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

417 34th Street 

Phone 31SO 

BEAUTIFUt HOME Oft BAY. Mil 

features. Furnished. Askli 

CQniftlete defcFlption 

cai-lj-, joi ReadlnH Ave 

ii. N. J. 3-20 

SUMMER COTTAGE, 4 bed nji.nia 

a uolh oonu. llvinK roam, dinlim 

en, 2 ear garage lot 15 \ 

heat. Owner nil 

,589 furnished 

Bay Ave. 

tl 

UMMER CTAGE, ed 

a uolh roonu. llvinK roam, 

loomj kllcnen, 2 ear gar l 

IIS". Cnal hot water he 

take Buck mortgage. £ 

Franklin Williams 13M 

BAY SECTION, Winter home, 2 bed 

itiorris, Dsth, ilvinif room, dftilntr 

inorn kitchen, meloieff sun pai-ch.- Bum. 

board hoi witter heat. Unfurnished 

JI!,00f>,00 EJltiU lol. ti.O00.0O. Flunk 

lin Williams, laau Bay Ave t 

RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

BUNGALOW, 130 Ocun Read, 3 

B. R. A B. etc., furnMiidi 0»« 

heat; (adjacent lot net Included) 

SIMM, 

COTTAGE, 415 Bay Ave., 1 B. R. 

* Ba,, eft, all hot wafer hear, 

unfur, 

W.O0O. 

COTTACi, 1«I A.bury Av«lu>, 

Sun-porch, 2 H . 1 B , etc., fur 

nished, >p«c* h t 

COTTAOB, 14M Atbury Ave, i 

••. It, • B, its. «tr. Lav. * 

Shower, lurnltritd, gai floor hut. 

COTTAG6, %m Aibury Av.nue, 

Sm.ll Cuait HavM 4 B.R. A B. 

—Dormitory 6 cots with Law * 

waih-itand, furnlthcd, hat water 

ridlatlsii hiaHng »y.l«m. 

Hanay Lloyd Chattin 

RfiALTOR 

1315A»buryAv». Ph. 0040 


nu ue sOToa AND VLVIMOIITUS 

WOODBINK MOTOR SALES 

UK SOrO—rLVMOl'TlI 

-j-etsifctaij^ 

Opel 

lulu Bil 

US l.»lpa 

NEW JERSEY'S LAR6BT 

Chiysler - DeSoto - Imperial 

INVIU YOU* INSPKTHON 

OF A MOST COMPIETB LINE. 

YOWLX EXPEWtNCE THE LOWEST 

PRfCBS OFFBRfiJ ANYWHERE 

3205 APtCTIC AVB. CltY PHONB 4-1191 

RIAL •STATB F0« SAtl 

TWO, VKAB-HOUND JiOUMS ost lot 

75 xiuu ; muicm attut «JU Jduu 

atorm ivinmnvK end »rrmm. B 

nousta Arl wnoltlojv «1MHM.UI>. M M 

uatricn. l>iti>ne IW. , M 

LOTS CKNTaaJU.V IJOCATED, St,1PV 

wen one corner m |EI,UJUL, Frank- 

lin Williams, via OUT AVK U 

LOTS OF LOTS—fiouUi and. MUl to 

«•« Street. faeacnrroni, OtmrM. 

AsDury «JW West Av*. I*i> ta cmtamt 

rruni. rliced lian 41.00O to »iu.uou. 

hd One HPfcrunent 

oil UW heat 1O57 funtmer Itwomc 

91 030 00 $J4,U0U* H«rr Ai-mer, 

u 

737 

TWO-FAMILY HOME—One block to 

bench. Ha* one three-bedroom, bath 

etc.. upartment, plu* A five-bedroom 

biith tipai-tment. Fumlihed. Reduced 

lo 513.750,00 to allow for pAlntlns 

Harr AK^nry 737 W«sley Ave. 3-© 

HEATIitD HOME IN GARDENS. Thtw 

tKdroomi ncv, bath, etc Unfurn~ 

Inhod. C;»rpKe. I14.S0O. tJarr Agency 

7.TT Wesley Av*?. && 

HS IS A GOOD BUY! Furnlilwd. 

two-family house. Hot water heal 

Year around inconio over tl.SOO Nev 

nil nctlvltles. For "ujck Bale, only 

S11.iXQ.oo. Stanley Pontiere. liti A*- 

bury Avf, - 4^ 

CORNER BUNGALOW, ftirn|«hed 

bedrooms, (forage, $11,000.00. H 

J21 Buucrww RiMtl. 

INCOME PRODUCER"Two-family 3rd 

Siipet area Three btdiopms bath 

ll\ Ing io(im und kitchen etch flooi 

Hair block lo heaeh. Rental return IOJ,I 

season over «Ci\O00. Furnished. Flrnt 

floor heutod, Insalatlon and storm tui»h 

Buy imw tur C14.5OO, GOFF REAJ* 

ESTATE. 3211 CenCraJ Ave. 3-0 

BUNCAWW-B«ch Block. Two-bnl- 

^, bath living mom dining 

kitchen, finished ottic, heatea 

U Also iwo-fsmlly Apartment 

Wells Realtor. 3rd and A» 

( 

fTOOOOJ 

buji Av*? 

FOUR BEDROOM^ COTTAGE—South 

End Walk SCTuq the fit IT* t And 

\ouio on the beach Here 9 an Ideal 

viirptlon home for the Rroutne fom11\ 

Cu» floor heat foi t.urf and late «ou 

• • Better see Ihlu one today 

__ S13 00O GOFF REAX^ ES- 

T21I Central At\t S-& 

son v , 

Tho price, 

T're T2 

WE HAVEN'T THE KEY to Ihp CITY 

but wt» do have the key to a luvrl 

cuttuKi? In tho 20th Slrwt section The 

house is ont? story and Kood nnutrw- 

(loti; It i'111*1 room and dlnlriK lutsi 

modern kiirhL-n. utility nmm. fcjut hot 

uli htî tw aee what we could do abort keep- 

ing the Air Station 

By going to the highest level of 

government, I thought I could Im- 

press upon them tbe terriflc eco- 

nomic harm that would lie dons by 

moving the date of the clodnr up 

by two yean. Further, if the dosing 

schedule wen inevitable, I hoped I 

could, preu for aid from the HIM 

level of government ±or a replace- 

ment by ottyer governmental agen- 

Governor Adams and General Per. 

sons were interested 

twtic -- y^^ 

Cumberland CSoonty 

aw at yteeumd 

iny ive 

Atlantic City 

met at virkMn 1 

in all three on 

Thi* I* th* *3nd of tWDf U 

win continue ttf deretmi, fw 

few it my JOD WISD Tuptntix jvk 

all of you. And I can do that 

tf you keep m touen with •>•-: 

your letter*, phone ealla or «1M 

et me know what yoa want and 1 

Held For Grand Jury 

on Burglary Chora*) 

• hd in 

Jury Action g 

Bi toeforat 

., 

ktfa,. 

Pt 

Re 

fa*Co., d 

South Jeney-I 

of Wild*ood. I 

tnacUne and ' 

_ M urn, and; A 

natchebiand banancra. 

When amitud Satontay, 

bad two - - - 

hla 

k^ffi^l 

.. Here Is a norm 

K n nlrc ipturn Pilrwl 

Iho [ilscrttnlniiilni; hu.\ 

ilni; hu 

tr«l 

Jy for 

[>r Iirrstlgt. 

ut I.1S0OO 

r COt F 

I! .1-0 

lHth STRKET NEAH BEACH—AUHC 

tlvc 5-hedit>om furnished cottnav. Oin 

k convt:i-trf Civil derrlei 

AnnouiKvd clovlnir 

pllratlon* March fl 19&"""Fm 

cations dutiDs, and minimum 

upply to nepanrnpnt. „ 

- House TriiOon. 

.MIOWV 

Aria Aupplla. 

or Supplis 

ItMlal Aria Aupplla. ^ 

and Janitor Supplies. T£ '3 

Maintenance materials - Pauttse^ •IS 

Lumner and Electrical SuppOeZ- £? 

Furnish 3 unlvenra and 3 tenner**' 

renmlrols ~-M~ 

STL^nue^hoo? 

Rennlah cynui4sluni floor in htgtl^ 

xvss. 

applleaUon _ 

. The Board 

NOTICE TO UNIT CBEDITO 

P*Jt Fiarwr. rkeeasce. 

ureoitom of said uecrdent to pinmt 

-.V-

OV 

FWi 

urn 

B etayed 

CitY 

AiOray Bead turned in high sesrea 

la «h triple. 

Diniel's Reitaurant slipped in the 

league: lead w*ie« Peter Far, hung o 

S-l defeat en thfm to elose the •«» 

in »e«ond Bla«. Chidsey Chiysler 

sMyed in thlrt poiltion with a aui 

count over Oregory's Itotel while 

nugby tain Battled Into fourth posi- 

tion with • full count over * minor. 

Djniel's 

Pi'ler ?*n 

Chidjey 

Rugby . 

Whip's .... 

SHndlnfi: 20 

19 

IB 

1TW 

12 

13 

1.114 

14 

14V4 

Adamt 

T 

NMr Mm* 

Tom 

MART¥ MMY, PiTi PUbLIN 

PACK MMUIi KFCL1RS 

.Marty Darby hit a 193 hlj-h 

lo snow the way In that department 

tnt ladles at the Ocean City Mtaed 

D'Ubles Leagiie *t Northfleld thU 

week, while Pete PuUen'* 243 and 

84S outranked the men's singles ef. 

foils. 

Kate Swing wen triple hotiori tor 

the women will a 517 series that 

Included games of 173 and 177. Pol- 

leu's (Si n*w the best series effort 

fmong the men. 

Other high scr.rers included Mary 

Bocotie. iw; ponn* WettherB}', 190; 

Rill Smith, 140; Al Blum, 204 and 

22t; Mickey A-K, 214 and ill: Clark 

Moore, 211; Frank Rldgeway, 201, 

and Ed Keller, 100. 

him been pie 

ternlty at n 

ware, where h* j 

Adams last 

plug of th* ] 

which compl 

ular season . 

finals In the 

tournament 

Verona, 

He Is the «n { 

Thomas Adanu, I 

Wildwood" 

County 

Halne Penk 

WUdwood HigL 

represent Cape 

district flnala of | 

•ion's annual 

oratorical i 

Miss Pen_ 

and Mr,. RoSti 

ihe Bounty UUe I 

erine Umfrld, ' 

School 

The winner vu | 

lUnch trophy , 

eate. Mi will i 

flnala at tolam,. 

College tomorrow. ! 

A CIsMMed Ad I 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER i 

,YiAR — Telephone 0304 w 0805 OCEAN CITY, NIW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, I9M it, and •faten nr. 

Murder Most feu/—For Study 

Johnson's 

Mape's ........ 

law's, ....... 

Sampson's , 

Stjiiriton's , 

Eddie's 

.... 24 

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... 21 

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... 80H 

12 

14 

is 

15 

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1SV4 

Petersburg 

By Lillian Schw«Jblr.i 

IMPAGLIAZIO IMP 

IN BAYIIBE LOOa. V 

John ImpaglUBo carried off In. 

dividual honors in thli week's session 

of the Ocean City Bayside League 

at Northfield. fuming in a SB series 

and a 841 single. 

ImpagiLaizo was pressed in the 

singles department hy Boh Small, 

A GOOD REASON 

TO SHOP m 

OCEAN CITY—PTOST 

BUDD'S 


PHONE nm, 

NEW STORE HOURS 

MOB, to Thur, Fri and Sat, 

•ilotoS Motos 

Temperance Council 

Supper On Monday 

PfclluKSBURG—Tile Youth Ttan- 

peranee Council of the Petersburg 

Methodist Church win sponsor a 

cevered-dirti supper Monday, March 

10, at 9 p. m. in Uie Community Kail, 

Old TUckahoe Road, Petersburg. 

BMertalnmaat will follow. Pro. 

ends of the supper will be retained 

in the VTC treasury: 

The Loyal Temperance Legion of 

the Methodist Church met last Sat- 

urday at the home of Alice Wrtsgms, 

DennbvUleHoWl 

following the regular meeting, 

members enjoyed a Si, Valentine's 

party, Present were Darlene and 

Melvm Hearon, of Goshen; Ronald 

Cassedy, Alice Wriggins, Leah and 

Hobart Young, of Petersburg. 

• • • 

CU« PACK CHAK-THEO 

Cub Scout Pack 77 of Woodbine 

wan presented iu charter at a meet- 

ing recently in the Woodbine puWie 

j>*ool. The charter was, presented 

hy Irving Branch, nelfiltborbood com. 

misiioBer, to David Feldman win 

hi turn presented it to Mrs. Ruin 

Unowna, president of the J».TA 

«Weh sponsors tbe Pack, Frank Lee 

Sr. Is cubmastec 

Members of the Pack Committee 

We: Lee; Frank DeAugustlne, as. 

Mtant cuhmaster; Max Muenzer, 

chainriani Or, Milton Nevins forti- 

tutionoi Hepreientativei Herman Sin. 

|er, treasurer; Arthur KeMier and 

Branch. Den mothers «re Mrs. 

Hamien Of. Lee, Mm. Dorothy A. 

Waasky and Mm, Clara Creamer. 

Cub Scout Chirk MueMer was are- 

sented with a troop nwfcerehief and 

welcomed into Boy scout Troop 77 

jwScoutma*ter ,„„, gfcura Sr. SkUs 

fre presented toy the three Cub 

Scout Dens and awards were made 

• * • 

PERSONAL NOTCS 

' t the Methodist Youth 

District Rally in the Fin* 

Church ln JHIUville tart 

weeic from this 

Clark. Ida 

JUST 

AND TR 

FABUl 

SMI 

COI 

TVI 

HUM mutt 

ah!n> ammH 

kto, 

. ml i 

• offlcU m 

0OMINICK LONGO, second from ngjjj of the Ocean City poUce detecUv« bureau, 

les "body" for important cioeg duili,., a recent course In advanced criminal photo- 

' fiven by Lawrence E W^scOtt, of th| fBI Other! who attended with Longo were, 

_ tfl, ftobert Sherman, Sgt Christian EQk^rt and Capt, Lewis HawUns, of pleasant. 

s police, and Thorn Daughcrty of Vent»,or, 

Moore, Trmui, ,M»U BUly 

H JS 1 01 " 1 Bailey, jimmy 

¥w. J""on je»ter. Billy Ca«fdy, 

Cta"df Kohlw and rwvld «.ni^ 

Mh Ella iMina Moore 

d 

l 

ifMale 

'Quit, I| 

all for d 

DONTI 

TOTUfi 

REI 

Just 

button I 

"SILI NT! 

tunes TVJ 

across th« I 

mar 

ter Heads 

tn 

Group 

REMOTE! 

0. Snyder, ^ 

, *, hu bê,, elected 

f tae Qtmtn Cl^ Airport A 

MteetdUit Dr, F. 8, 

TothtT officers elected include Ctrl 

•amen, flrrt Viee sr#iide«t. Rob- 

I Rwell. leeond vice Vrmatmt; 

t WOkerson, corresfionding 

niSuyj Edward mat, trej,iUr»r, 

md any Melntyre, geeretary 

l*«l to the iboprt of directors 

M* ««it, Mr, jjnyder. Dr. haines, 

tewe* Stedem peorfe Lajferly. 

K Melntyre, Hairy Styer All*n 

6, Mr. Powell will JfctaW Mr. 

tomdllobert'a(enwj, ' 

îK** **• «•" fWWmt of 

l Ajjoclotion 6|nco its lornutlon 

' )*ani ago under the sponsor- 

Pof Ihe Ocean city Chamber of 

"•oeree in a n,me to prevent the 

it -fMui being dosed *>y tlty offl- 

•• • flnancia] burden 

. Snyder and Mr. Wi 

Mire active ta ibe Air 

rw. whUe air powell fas « for 

f Air f\on* flyer. Mr. Mlns has 

"* thB A 3 9 «ll 

snd 

VWffIAN BUNDS 

*"M"li 

2 for 

Snow Whir* St*«l 

Duck Tip. 

S»lf-*d|u.Hr»fl Tilt Cord 

Sim 

pinUn 

••lw*On 

••ally 

MU PIMM 

Mdoy « Srt. Only 

twrs.. 

vsisr 

, KenneUi and John 

Ud od „, Bu 

JJ, clgnth 

t and Mr.. Bohart 

** Court Hou» 

6 Horne Starts in Feb. 

Pumping Project Behind Sched 

City Readies Drainage Bond Iss 

Drainage Bonds 

to be Sold For 

10-Year Term 

Delayed Sal* New 

Scheduled In June, 

Adams Announce. 

the 

Me- 

•uiJdinl activity' !„ o«eaB city 

cntljiuea •» dr »S iitrM february 

*hea ^rmlts were Uiued for (14T,- 

I* of con,trllCtion, Bunding 

Henry a_ gooper reported 

this 

flfure In. 

new home! 

iBJoo 

ielai rti 

sa ,t »n esth^^ i . o , U> 

rebTi,wyi 19BT, 8? _#rmlti were Is- 

sued fof isas,»O j* tttal construe. 

Iton, including 21 r,%fr dwellings va|. 

u»d »| iiM^S. 

BulidlnS ftr « h e Brit two months 

of the jiirrent ye», ta iigfinl about 

$S0,O0o Behind the ^ne period ui 

1B87. A( of Marej, j thii year, a 

total ol M permits javered MBi,«7 

worth of building, ^|IB same oi]dlo|( depsrtmpn; 

had lssued permits fof 36 nc« dwoll 

Ings costjiig an esti^jjicd $313,875 

Fpb tuaO"s building volume wt, 

bolstered considerably t>> 'he $S3,ooo 

project o( erecting o 30-bvJOO foi)t 

extcriS(0I1 to the Horin side °r the 

Acme Super Market at ath it. 

West av. 

Other projects supporting Uie Feb. 

ruary construction action were per- 

mils for a (15,000 single-family hem 

by John Baviea at 300a Central av 

a 114,600 one-bmUy honie by Rich 

ard Gorr, at i? Walnut Road, and : 

118,000 duplex at 085§.SB Aibury av 

Rotary Club Gains 

Larger Class Status 

Because ef recent gains In mem- 

bership, the Ocean City Rotary Club 

has •been advanced into a higher 

class in the attendance records 

Rotary International, President Herb, 

ert Godfrey reported this week. 

For many years Ihe local club 

fluctuated between 40 and 45 mem- 

bers. ' just last month, however, 

C'laik Crosby was inducted as the 

50lh memher This moved the tlub 

UP from Clij, F to tlJâtl". (.odfrei 

Clay, F li the sm.illcst member 

ship group in notnr> Some dubs 

in the UniU-d Stales hmr us mi 

as 400 or ^00 nit'Jnbers Oce4ni Citv 

b*s nttcndanic averagocl St>51 [ 

ot-'iit during January, ils ljist month 

in the under r >0 class 

i-Time Operatic Star in Germany Settles 

iton os Contented Housewife in Ocean City 

&&S* 

•y KAY BOWEN 

and MUalc pier 

ft 

th / ee 

iPRINTTNGl 

p 

top features 

ome again -g 

Wt on thi* 

d 


MESS A I 

THEO0M1 

IN YOUR HA... .-;_., 

• Turn ta4 Oner Off j 

c 

the l«t«t awrt 

«Iebr»ied her Hrat an- 

with the 

time «h# not only 

1 "«" *>» d '•t her 

COMMERCIAL 

[STATIONERY 

Lewis L. 

Barrett 

*»-i» SanHnel-Lai 

•MMMI^Daat. 

* Shut off •ouno'jl 

ing comnwri 

rtmakwoni 

tte, a* die could 

not underhand ft,.. 

.««•, Wl* the ht\St 

P'u, the radio «Dd 

now en dert 

S 

•ften ahB 

A 

, *?** and > p 

r mak* thjng, much 

trie* to 

SCHt 

She 

Berlin, Hamburg 

he li ( ppea 

her muS|cOi training in 

Cologne and 

d 

, Ham t^ g and 

her list 0( appearanOcJ includes jU3t 

about every î city in Germanv 

Many of êr personal possessions, in- 

eluding ^replaceabl,, pictures and 

memen,os collected ttutim h « r e 

Ing cn cessful 

during 

Mrs. 

s col ttutim 

sUCcessful c4reCr, were 

last war. 

always was in the 

< * they th ta 

jiask was big 

and »ln c< * they êfe the target 

n^jgg inlasiona ê often had 

£ ) wnat she comj and run for 

a *helt«r At a resU|t dr these hur- 

ried tteh.'rture» her SJlatiori t 

male ll «nd 

male tquller «nd singjier. l»«t the 

bombs un cily's ib% pro- 

ject ol fsaCBinn more than H.ooo 

Pieeeuartaxabl* real ertate ' 

mdÔ IBS!, Assessor Thomas 

P&lglil reported this week. 

Although the city commissioners m 

far have not appointed an assessment 

congmUtee to assist McDougal In the 

fleld work, he and his lecreury, Mr*. 

Alice Behle, already have ibefun 

laying the groundwork In the city 

ball office. 

The eortntil«ilo«*r« hava appro- 

BriatM *W.00o far MM cstt of - 

valHaNan, or only a IIHI* mer* 

than on#Hfth HM ant of havbia 

ma work osfMby an euHM* eon- 

tractor, according to nflmatn 

sl¥*n fey *uch flrmr. 

MtftbftgfMM 

dene fey a loMli'flravp of 

; flv» aHhtanhi fs Hie la and InMrHttd In 

followlna Hi* gwwral Idea* hald by 

city amclala far «h* ana, h» add«d. 

Mayor Bowker asserted that Ocean 

City has barely scratched the sur- 

face in development of its bayfront 

He cited the fact that 400 or more 

large yachts pass through the In- 

land waters here evcry year en route 

o and from Florida. With good 

marina facllitica many of theae would 

stop over for varying periods, he 

said. 

Alleged SpMcW 

Forfaift $20 Boil 

iMorrls SMar. «1S E. Ufwal at., 

PhiladetphU, fonfettad «20 tian Turn- 

day when he failed to appov m 

Traffic Court hero on a speeding 

count. 

Police Issued sklar a amnOMnf on 

Maruaiy 1» the 

sit* 

at « 

. be aaJd 

largely upon the Mud ct i 

i toy bt t 

daler on 

Hie «ngmeer 

iintmi—. of five t 

b4> wquliwd ma tot i 

ed < 

Wki 1 

for tnalnlowini 

> and Ml 

pw It, ^m* i » M 

city Itvldt va> aha sfatv" 

Tbe oMnal 

bttla IDJanuary. 

tent the city* *SDO,goO- 

Sons of the Legion Group Chartered 

cost to Tnoton on J«nnaly-_ 

plans and other datajtt 

«« nut? w»ll 

Mr. HyUnd said a report 

«lng prepared on naulU of 

test tKHtapt for the proper 

of sand In the Any bottom. 

report must then go to the 

Engineers for «n tppl 

also wilt he a delay ID 

v/bich route the dredajiig 

shall take Bcrws Uie lalmd. 

He dtacloMd that the tot i 

found a large and fsnb 

of aand In the tny stmut : 

off Battenea Road. From 

three pipeline rtmtes have I 

gested—one across Mil at. w 

used ln the prevknia- 1951 

project; one acroxa 2nd *£, 

to the source of aand; and * 

around the north point 

Longport bridge to avoid 

crossings and other dtl 

vanlenrt. 

Cadi route kn 

uated, the an*MW 

TO* it fnlf 

p i H ta §* I 

and Mi tf., the area _. 

by anelon, the H M a> 

The commissioner* told the 

ence that the entire natter U 1 

In the handa of tbe (Wa and • 

eral engineers and titey wui n 

ill Uie major decisions. Tfcey 

isjured the audlenoe thai " 

'liase aeendei will beep a 

lupecttoo check on the quality" 

valid fcetaig pumped aa the -work I 

creases. 

The olty oddrti, In iMpoo*t,'ij 

questions from the audience, 

ed that it would not be pnctl 

Inetell • permanent 

ground, to be us* 

beach nwtomtlou work. 

Mr. Hyland explained tlwt onei 

advanUce would bt that eavsna! 

ferent rites of ptpM are tuwd, • 

ttoer* would be no iray of kw 

"list *Ke equipment urouM 

tncttnc the Job from yen- to 

awnsinc from one toeasioa of 

aunply to another alM mold i 

rtl»ai»imitaiii 

use any leogth of _ 

M M Moefca* «r «o 

•eeKa«el,ee*it< 

AnBJA CANlZZAttd, "iweeefheart" of the recently-fonnea 

corps; accept* its formal AmMcan Legion charter from her dU 

:&N

• • < * - ; : % > 

**i u .,,.„* ^. 

• ••" s»ii= 

feus iii 

'tfftffllg at Mtthoditt Party 

. . OtulnMo of Uw 

. . Wit #» Mats SUM 

cowl,, MuMlv (to OHNir, 

win tfv Into affect in tne counts 

ibout June I. 

Opera Star 

U4 ut at. n* 

more Mum sold tbcat on 

Ocean City aa they spent every avail 

N* moment daring We snugly y«t 

and younf 

• for 

Kv'Jhfc: 

THADEUS TWIDDLE THUMBS, the happy bridegroom, 

alias Dr. Charles H, VaU, and Pewe« Q, Singlepiue hii 

blushing bride, otherwise Dr. Robert C. Paul, just before 

they wan "hitched" at hilarious program in the Methodist 

Ctareh Fridiy night.—Senior audio photo, 

A meek wedding uniting MlM Pee- the groom's father and m j t h e r, 

Luther Mgaey and Br 

wee Q SlnflepuH and Thadeiii 

Twiddle Thumbs and officiated by 

Dr, o. u. Hllchum w«s the highligh 

oi the Birthday Psrty Friday e 

the First Methodist Church, 

Over 300 persons enjoyed (tic eve- 

ling of light humor and gay comedy 

fhe affair was emeeed to Dorothy 

KUgaUen, alia* Mn. Edwin Kay, who 

introduced the vldling fuests. Prosi. 

dent and Mrs, Uunhower, Dr. Wil. 

ilam Qafflek and William Sharp; 

Vice President and Mrs, Richard 

.Mxon, Thomas HubfflMter and Roy 

Darby Jr.; Governor and Mrs. 

vleyBer, Watson Lambert and Edward 

Hgh Mayor and Mn, Bowkcr, Dr. 

riaymond Stood and Karl North; Elu 

ilOwwBU, h w Hackney: Dinah 

Shore, Fred Todd; Kale Smith, Ernest 

«{urU; Arlcne Francis, TOesj Town 

send; Prince Rainier and Princess 

Oraise, Oate Lyacu and Harry lu 

ier; Sophie Tucker, Bdridga Austin, 

Lawrence Welk, Jack Hanmell; and 

Ethel Mertt, Lewis Oandy. 

Flcltltious telegrams from many 

ivited guests including Lucille Ball, 

Edward Murrow, Harry Trunian, and 

CMrs were rend explaining their 

1.; enee (or such reasons as nut tine 

ig Ocean City an the map and Lady 

Codlva's exeiue of not havini' a Lhing 

j wear. 

* Making up the wedding party were 

PRINTING 

COMMERCIAL 

STATIONERY 

Lewis L. 

Barrett 

JsbPrlnHngD.pt. 

PIMM 1282 


keni the bride's mother ant 1 father, 

iiavld Hall and Arthur Qitrander 

»ejected suitor, Moe Wiesim'hai; 

minister, Elmer Bovd; best mar. Miss 

Alberta Bumess; flower girl. Bill 

B&leson; ring bearer, Robert French; 

bridesmaids, Lodele Del Corio, Phd 

Turner, Joel Moil and Etaer Steel- 

mas: maid of honor, Robert Sharp; 

soloisti, George Aattfon; accompanist, 

MB. Arthur Byi and tfte bride and 

grown. Robert Paul and Dr, Charles 

Vail. Ushers were Mn. Madeline 

Simpson, Mrs, Jean Baltlef, Mrs. Mini 

Lyness and Mrs, Ila Eurnun 

Poll owing the "ceremony" the 

Mests were inv.led to the reception 

'Here they were scaled at in isbles 

representing tne Ii months of the 

year. EseJi table sponsored by a i 

organization of the Woman's Society 

ol Christian Service and the guests 

iii I a song iipreprlate to iaelf 

Alpha Clrelo sponsored the Jan- 

uary table with "Winter Wonder, 

land" their song; Dorc.-.s circle for 

February with "Let Me Call Ynu 

f 6*theart"; Esther Cireij with 

March and -My Wild Iris* Roie"' 

Lvdia Circle h«d April and sang "In 

Your SasMr Bonnet"- Martha circle 

look care of M iv singing "Mi •THER" 

MIHMB Circle was assigned June 

with "For Me and My CBl"M(4asiBi 

Clrele h«d July and "QoVfllus 

AjBerliB"- Priseula Clrcie II tool J esre 

of August and "By the Sea"; Hac-hel 

ClrcJe for September with "School 

Dayi"! Buffi circle hostesaed October 

and "Shine on Harvest Moon"; the 

executive board handled November 

and the appropriate "A Prayer of 

Thanksgiving" and the year was 

completed with December by the 

Wesleyan Service Guild and "joy to 

the World" and '-Jingle Bells." 

The wedding cake was presented 

to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Steigerwald, 

who were honored as those present 

who are enjoying the longest mar- 

ried We, 57 yaws. 

The co-chairmen of the affair were 

Mrs. Arthur Ostrander and Mrs John 

Voetseh and they were assisted by 

ill the Circle chairmen. Mrs For- 

rest Bridegajn .Handled pubtl'eily and 

3U*s Alberta Burness wu in charge 

d( posters, eoaluaei and makeup, 

Longbottom Shifted 

Airman (2c) Walt S. Longbottoffi 

Srd, ton of Mrs, Florence Ely of 

NorUilickt and frandaon of Mr and 

Mrs, Charles A. Hart of Groveland 

a*., Semen Point, has been trans, 

ftrred from Baltimore, Md,, to the 

Air Research and Development Com. 

mand Air Force Klisht To«t Center 

it EdwanU Air Force Ban in the 

Mojave Desert, California. 

iiic tax rate is held in line by a 

greater use of surplus revenue, a 

$630,000 increase in taxable valua 

tions and a continued excellent rite 

of tax collections, tile commissioners 

said. 

An appropriation of B0O,MO for 

the proposed beach pumping project 

is a new item in the budget. The 

budget planners took the burden sf 

I this cost off the Isjtpayer this year 

by appropriating $100.(XK) from a 

W70.000 surplus appropriation and 

mother $100,000 in a capital im- 

provement appropriation. 

Another new appropriation is a 

$20,000 item which provides for a 

complete property revaluation in 

connection with the 100 per cent ii. 

sc-ssment program The Job will be 

carried out by a "eommission" to he 

appointed to work with tin city as- 

sessor. 

Total appropriations for municipal 

operating purposes are $21.169.550, 

an increase of U76M6 over last 

year. Much of this increase results 

from «n across-the-board boost in 

pay for city workers, which amount- 

ea to approximately $100,000 a year 

and which went into effect Janu- 

my 1. 

Huge Tax Job 

C N d f tags 

value In 

erty. 

CsnNniMd from tags 1 

to all otter prop. 

CsmiiilHl«iw M*** W. 

Mtev* *af a fair*? .and MM 

sf rwaliHtMn ««n b. dona fey 

familiar wlrh Mai I 

... . ««M suHMa ««IwHi" fl* 

M wall .ci Anna Fiihnr, wita sf m* 

dMd man and a miiWir In 

L.wl»» auto, lulNnd • r^ûtW 

rlsltf hip «d !• still confined H 

H,, hatpHil, Mn, Sadla Taulan., 

•f SOS Arijory n,, • 

In Mia itaMan w«on. w.i 

to Mw h«p(f.i in „« , 

but hM tubfMUMNy bm 

Ad*ml 

buthHM paspla M act al ' 

" a «LK • •••• ••• i ill lliJ U #l^âar 

ntpn t&r iiifl MHiHHwiitfT ~ '*^p 

twtr vUHan campMn abeuf IM 

pumping ootni an during m* »uni- 

mr, fey BstoMns awt M th«n Hut 

It was net m* cHy* tavlt. 

He said that although the state 

and federal engineers have not said 

so directly, he is under the impres- 

sion that they favor pumping in the 

summer to avoid disruption by spring 

Moras. 

Jailed 30 Days en 

Disorderly Charge 

James Homer, 87, of 34S Bay av., 

was sentenced to Jo days in the 

county JiU by Acting Municipal 

Judge Richard Thompson Tuesday 

on a drunk and disorderly Marge. 

Homer was arrested at hu home 

Monday night on the complaint of 

his wife. Helen, who charged that 

be created a disturbance by contra, 

susly pounding on the door after she 

refused to allow faun in Homer 

admitted in court that at the time 

he was intoxicated. 

* ta 

Mr at Ite 

hear hit 

to 

Meandering Beaver 

Samples Timbmn of 

A taw M m taking • goring 

wcatton trip paid a shart vlilt to 

the Ocean dly bayfront on Tuesday. 

Beavers are native Io fre»h w«ter 

streams Car inland from h€re, and 

they are unusual In the local salt 

wafen, which »re more accustomed 

to, teeini smaller cousms known at 

muafenta, . 

Anyway Mr, Beawr first came to 

BOBUC no« -«kua 'lapping «w 

water vttb hl» lirg* flat MU under- 

oeatl, O» May BoX WoBka bulUtat 

at 12th at, and tot bay. 

Th» Har bnttm luvtstUated and 

the ttavtt, nMtlol their curiou. and 

t shan , 

to* tld^Ha frwn 

nuy h# tw 

direction along M 

the woodwork at 1 

the 

nrreamed at 

Whw, UM 

wa. 

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Scouting Show 

to Open Friday 

The 1M Exposition of Scouting 

will talie over tlie main floor of the 

Atlantic-City Convention Hall tomor 

row and Saturday evenings from 7:30 

to 10 o'clock This year an added 

attraction will be 19M Girl Soouu 

on Parade. 

Cub Scout Picks, Boy Scout 

Troops and Explorer posta of th« At- 

lantic Area Council will have ex 

htbits showing handcraft, safety and 

striUs, ^ 

Local unlu planning to participate 

include Cub Seoul Pack 57, wbose 

theme Is "tulip Time In Holland," 

under the direction of Ernest Philips, 

cubtmuster; Vutt Pick 52 under cub- 

master Thomas Hutchlns with dis- 

plays on the theme "Let's Have a 

Parry." 

William Jumper, scoutmaster of 

Boy Scout Troop 61, has announced 

the members are exhtbltlns under 

lie title of "Firculaces" and Elxplor 

in of post 51 are using the theme 

'Bridge Building " The boys of Ex 

liorer Post 56. led by George Gollo 

ind Frank Blizzard, will demonstrate 

he "Hangers of Hume-Made Rock 

its." 

The public is urged to attend nd 

•e the progress of the Scouting 

movement ibotli in Ocean City and 

neighboring ana. Tickets may 

purctiased at the door. 

Jaycees to Entertain 

it New Member Nlptf 

The Ocean City Junior chamber 

ComjnercD will stage a "New 

lembers Night" at the Boxwood 

Lestaurant next Wednesdiy cveflinB, 

arch it. President Philip Aifofd 

announced Uu. 

Junior Chamber af 

organliatkm U 

«S yean, of «g _ 

and carvlce work la 

Andrew Trofa d, 

MramtttM arranglni 

nouneed Mat all 

local Jaycee 

asked tsttrlBg 

the meeting. 

State Vice 

of PleaaantviUe and ; 

tor Rodney Saab* " 

. wUl be the . 

meeting, Fuma of , 

wUl ta shown. 

Pow.l 

Navy Pw 

The Navy l_-, 

this week that an __ 

has bean awarded «tt < 

UUoa for takku ' 

reieyo of two Jialin • 

Robert Gary Powel ar.aai 

w. Bin Aiffif, mWm, 

of the Navy swlmmcri i 

rMcue th* Italian, tltm *£} 

sank oB Hie coast of I" " 

on Fcbruiry It, 

Imt, 

Powel, an expert !•!•• 

tue tit this serrice oo IS.0 

Umob patrol, wat on i 

time aboard the dotnm t 

USS Leiter, based it j - ^ 

He is a third cbas 1 

«nd jigs been in the ; 

year, following five m mi 

serviit. 

William w. Oarnuui, nwrf 

Ideal Cleaners and Mali 

Ocean City, attended flu , 

Institute at Launderlmrt T 

versary Convention HH 

cago, February 26 tlunlf* I 

John OsviUe, of 401 4Jth st,, drtvei 

of the MaUon wagon, is under f 1 ooo 

bond as a material witness In the 

case. The crash resulted in the flfst 

hlgltway fatality in Ocean City slncsi 

Hughes Central Pharmacy 

(YOUR FAMILY DRUG STORE) 

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Social & Club Notes 

By Kay Bow«n 

1" 

.ss of 

ms Reunion 

kfter plans were made and re. 

i gfven of progreM to date for 

' nion or the Oeean City Wsrh 

Class of '42 at a committee 

ig reeently at the home of Mrs. 

fcsJlse Palermo. 

>grs were sent to' all members 

locations arc available. The 

rtqutnst rcservationn be made 

f«r« Toni Evangelists Hunter, 

igott av.. not later than April 

I the M class members, all but 

h have bopn loeated. Anyone 

ng the whcrMtoogtg of any of 

the rollowin« is requested to contact 

a member of the committpe Mario 

L, KollnsU, Russell it. smith Jr, 

John r. Cook Jr., Webster c Cooper 

Lyeursus A. Olllii, Earl Scott and 

Olorin Ann Smith. 

The reunion wlUi ibe held May 3 

at the Flanden Hotel and um in 

elude a tmffet dinner and dance 

The next meeting or the inmniit- 

tee will *# April IS at S p m at the 

horn* of Mrs, Mildred Sjpp teller-,. 

1906 Rosemar Lane, 

Those attending were: Michael pul 

ermo, Dr, Homer J. Cfrken Edward 

Town. Oam Broadley, Mi>" /ciiors, 

Mrs. EOeen McGallion Zovaplio Mii' 

Mary #hoemaker Marshall, ' Mrt 

Betty Campbell Booth and Mn Pol 

ermo. 

KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY 

and COFFEE SHOP 

"The Home of Delicious Baked Goods" 

DAILY SPECIALS 

ir 11th and Asbury Ave. — Phone 3380 

l 'til 12 Noon Monday* — OfMn 'HI 4 P.M. Sunday* 

REOPENING FRIDAY, MARCH 14th 

THE HAT BOX 

THE SHOP OF DISTINCTIVE MILLINERY 

. MARY DONAHUE 

\\7 8th St. Owner-Management Phono 3359 

ALL THE NEWEST SPRING FASHIONS 

From *5.95 

OES Chapter 83 

Honors Officers 

•Miss Claire McClary, worthy ma- 

tron or Chapter as. Order of the 

Eastern stir, officiated ot a cere- 

mony honoring the five star pointa 

Monday evening in the Mnsonlc 

Tcmpli-, 

In the epremony the worthy ma- 

tron rend "a resume of the history 

of ench star point nnd dolls, made 

and donated by Mrs, Bessie UnskJII, 

hearer of the Christian (lac, wore 

presented to lh« flve' olMcer« by 

other members of the stair. Tlii> live 

point holders an. Mrs. Eleanor Voss. 

Mrs. nutti J. McLailiihlln Mrs, Louise 

B, Sohmldt. Mrs. Jean MncMurrav 

nnd 'Mrs. Florence Ri^npy in whose 

abscm-e 'Mrs. Kliiabetlt .McClary sub- 

stituted. 

The worthy matron then rood n 

thltnk yuu poem dedicated to the 

members of the rofreshment and 

decoration tommitlee: Mrs. Maud 

Sadler, Mrs. Elsie Stclnruck, Mrs. 

Minnie Blum (in aoscntuii. Mrs Edna 

hind and .Mrs. Mildred YounK. I 

offlcors honored were Mrs 

Martha Hoiton to 

W«d Richard Lyon» 

MARTHA HORTON 

Mr and Mri John II Horton. 1425 

Atkinson av . Somers Point f have an 

nounced the engagement of their 

Josephine Palmery. Mis fiaskill, I duu^htcr, Martha F Horton, to Rich 

Mrs Mary Marshall tin absentia), aid K L>ons, or Coatee illc Ta Her 

Terrie Sharp Mrs Clarj Mills, 

Mrs Muriel Me»ec Milt Ethel Shaw 

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SPIN FRIDAY EVENINGS 

land !Wr«i rioitrude Ounipert 

IMI^5 McClary olso was presented 

with u doll diesscd in tho exacl jna- 

terlal of the goun shi* wore Appro- 

priate musii was sung bv the thoir 

with Mrs Milnan Troul Murphi al 

the organ 

IMembera were reminded of (he 

March 15 date for the 10th District 

Homecoming of the Most Worlhv 

Grand Patron. Lowell W Hussoii oi 

Atlantic City The affair will 1M- II 

dinner and reefplun in the Masonn 

Temple Atlantic flty 

Announcement was made that lhe the Easter teromony and 

will feature j I^S-minule tcliglulis lilni 

in rotor 

R#fi eshmeiits were gerved from 

tables decorated with streamers in 

the center, miniature flower arrange- 

ments and napkins symbsHiIng the 

colors of the star points, 

# * * 

Eta Chapter Plant 

Dinner In May 

Plans for the annual dinner were 

discussed by members of Eta chap- 

ter. Omega Lambda Psi sorority, 

Thursday evening at the home or 

Mrs. Edmund Wisham, 2J West av. 

The dinner will be In May and the 

conunillec appointed id make ar- 

rangements comprises .Mrs. Wisham, 

Mrs. Edward Strtnge, Mrs. William 

Niekles Jr. and Mrs. Thomas Swayne. 

Announcement was made that 

there will bo no regular meetim; 

March 20. It will be replaced by the 

anniversary ouUng on March 19, The 

hostess gift 

Bosbyshcli, went to Mrs. Hodne.v 

Federation District 

Conference on 21st 

The Second District Spring Confer. 

enee of the State Federation of Wo- 

men's Clubs will be held Friday. 

March 21, at 10:1s a, m, at the Madj. 

son Hotel In Atlantic City. The Wo. 

man's Club of Atlantic City will be 

the hostess club. 

The vice president, Mrs, Allen B. 

Kndieott, will preside and brins 

greetings, Mrs, Clement Stokes, mii' 

sic chairman, is in eharne of music, 

Among the speakers will he; Mis? 

Seraplilne Mayer — "Convenlion 

Cues"; Mrs, John M. Alton—"Women 

Build a Better World;" Mrs Roy 

Thumall — "Season io Taste: 11 and 

Mrs. Kenneth E, Bandomer—"How a 

Club Woman Looks at Civics." 

Luncheon reservation must bo sent 

to Mrs, Ed, F, Jardine of Longport 

not later than March IB, 

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OCEAN CITY, N. J. PHONE: OCEAN CITY 047S 

cngogement »r announced at II dirt 

ner cl\en Wednesday evening March 

5 

'Miss Horton is a member of the 

Class of J9,*>n Jit Ocean >!rapher y pidn to be married Juno 14 

Venfure Club Honors 

'Bosses' at Dinner 

A prociam 1>\ Ihc Doris Sutton 

School of Darning ol Plcasantvlllf 

wa. presented at the annual Bosses' 

Night ol (he Venture Club List 

Thursda\ 4it Daniel s in Somcr- 

Point 

Miss Dorothy Iiolroyd, president, 

welcomed the guests and was emcee 

for the evening. Each member Intro- 

dueed her boss and told her place 

of employment. Thirty members and 

guests attended. 

Place cards followed a nautical 

motif. A ship's wheel inscribed with 

"Captain" and the name designated 

the places assigned the bosses while 

the employees' places were marked 

with an anchor incrfbed wilh sea- 

man. Miss Siaine Hide was in charge 

of the decorations. 

It was announced that a eard party 

for the benefit of the club's scholar, 

ship fund will be hold In the Legion 

Hall on March 26. Tickets may be 

purchased from any member, 

# § * 

Odd Follows Fete 

Grand Patriarch 

pcean City Lodge J44, Independent 

Order of Odd Fellows, was host 

Tuesday evening to the Union Lodge 

of Ploasanlvllle. Honored guests in. 

eluded Frank Dountun, grand patrl- 

arch af Parker Encompment of At- 

Jamie;District, and his staff of «m. 

eers. 

following the m e e 11 n g refresh- 

menls vtcre gerved. Robert Woeiston, 

scerctarytraesurer of the local lodge, 

was chairman. 

Disciple Story 

Features WSCS 

A sacred drama entitled "The 

Challenge of the Cross" was present- 

ed for tile Woman's .Society of 

Christian Service of the First Meth- 

od Irt Church Tuesday evening. Mr». 

Theo. V. Townscnd was the director 

Tho drama was the story of six 

disciples who enmc in answer to 

Evangel's rail for followers or Christ 

to carry the rross. The first dl=- 

ciple ivas turned aside because he 

looked for pleasure and ease and 

questioned why he must give U.T 

wortdy pleasures and ambitions 

Tho second disciple also was re- 

jected tweause he wanted a Itajht 

croas that would be congenial to his 

personal taste. The Ihlrd fell short 

because he wanted to worship the 

cross and use it for an ornament. 

The rourth disciple (rled to hide 

his Cross because he did not carp 

to have it »hown in public, and the 

fifth dlidple erred when he boost, 

cd about his cross. The sixth and 

final disciple took his cross but soon 

tired of it ond laid II away 

Evansel explained how each dis- 

ciple had fallen short and finally 

all Aix return in a spirit of humility 

and penitence and take up the cross 

previously rejected. 

The drama was interspersed -with 

music, sung 'by the 'Misses Lynne 

Jomwcll. Elanlc Spencer and Karen 

-ind'blmn. Their accompaniest 'was 

Miss Marion Shoemaker. The follow- 

ing members of the Miriam Circle 

were cast as the dharHCters, iMrs. 

Forrest Bri(ii>-!»m, Mrs. Ernest 

Kurt*. Mis. Andrew Maxwell, Mrs. 

Chaiies Gloss, Mrs. Arthur Ostran 

der and 'Mrs. David Hall. Mrs. Dion 

Taylor was mistress of ceremonies. 

'Mrs. Arthur Ely accompanied at 

the piano fur congregation singing. 

Special soloist for the evening

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FLOOR COVERINGS]; 

Wrought Iran 11 

G AND SUMMER 

TOMhOURS 

IN EFFECT 

M. 'til 5:30 P.M., Dally 

Saturday Ivw. 7 to 9 P. M. 

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Own R«ady 

Noils Priced 

Hlfh«r 

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RockJnghpm Meaty, Tender, O, S. Gov't Inspected 

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PIAHUT BUTTER ~T r. 5* 

War 249< 

CAKE MIXES ^HH- 2 !tt?49< 

Acme. Makesjiopsecleaning Easier I 

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INDIAN HVI* 

Grapefruit 

6 - 45* 

Vitgini* Let fresh Baked 

PEACH 

WES 

Cornmnn to 

Head VFW Post 

Al WMtnerto, *n£ Pinto, 

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April 

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UP TO $3,000,00 

• REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN 

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PBTfR LUMBfR CO, 

15th Street *t the » « d Ocean City 

Parochial P-TA 

Slates Events 

Mother Amu leniad#to, prU 

Next, depend on a phermMist 

to supply you with 

the medjeines and healthaids 

you need. 

Wo physicians and phar. 

nwcists. havjs gtudied many 

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TOOAV- malnlaliiiM norma 

6 FAMOUS BRANDS 

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hi 

, THI OC1AN CITY SlNTIMiL-ilDQgR 

Township Budget Adopted, 2-1 ; 

No Tax Rate for Local Purpose 

at Last 

Year's Prices! 

Despite drastic Price increase 

In chocolate during reeent 

months, we ar» holding our 

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MAHMORA—Mrs. Mri Stvp, Hn 

Estelta Madara.- Mr* Anna Bb 

JOUI Jr. commander: John Kelly, lute on her ftvortte subject, interior 

•xnlor vice commmider: Louis Mai decorating The second morn big fea. 

H»Ua, junior vice commander; tun will be a Chinese iaihion show 

HjtUicw Hutnaker. quarternijulei; Luncheon will be served In sntargas> 

Heiuy SiUlni, tliopitin, Chc-iU r wim- bard style right on the Cape May 

bern, tergunl at arnu; J Bruno,i Pier. Along with the luncheon WlU 

Young, post advocate; and Wailacc, IDS a fashion show of garmenU made 

trustee £or three yean, 

is extension daues. 

Congrotulatlone were given Is J. H. Letache, outgUndlng traveler, 

Jojiph pe Francs for the sueetsziul will take ua to Spain by his colored 

season of the VFW junior b»s»elball pictures, 

league and for having the final Tieknts for the luncheon wlH in in 

round a! Ihe thamnlonihip 4 B Lea- the hand* of tbe various members of 

gue tere. 

the Extension Council by March M 

A vote at tfaanka also was given 

* * * 

to Me "klteben committee" for preparing 

the food served to tbe Judges Philatheans Enjoy 

f nd visiting officials following liiu D«is»rt-MMling 

4B game Saturday evening. The 

committee Included Fred pulormo, 

Nineteen members of the Phllathea 

Charles Palermo, Vincent C a I i s e , 

Circle were guests of Mrs, Bessie 

Kelly and Bill Getty. 

ftrouse for their dessert meeting 

Tuesday afternson In her honie, ago 

A reminder was made of the St. Plymouth pi. Mrs, Grace Siebcr was 

Patty Dance for meoiben asd their cthhostegs. 

wives and guests Saturday evening Devotions were led by MIES Call! 

in the Post Home, 

erine Gordon and the program was 

• * * 

a review of the took, "Journey Into 

Missions", given by Mrs. Herbert 

Thay'll Wear Ih* Ornn Kf&rle. 

Natona Council Degree of Pocg. Mrs, William Cashour, chairman, 

hontas will literally take to the announced that the next meeting, 

"wearing of the green" tomorrow April B, will be an alUlay session tj 

evening when o bt, Patrick's Day he held in the church, Sewiug will 

party win be heij at 8 o'clock in the be done in the morning an I a box 

{Episcopal Parisn Hall, Jvorjone is lunch eaten at neon with the regular 

requested to wear some ireen artl. business meeting and proeiam in 

cle. 

the afternoon. 

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%" -'4x8' Grooved 

24c 

Sq. Ft. 

» MISTY WALNUT PAWL 25C.«.ft. 

*r I B e «« YELLOW PINE HOMING 15c •*«• 

(2i/32 x I 1 pal of St. AuguaUue 

/*") 

KNOTTY PINE PANEL , . . 141k *•«• 

JALOUSIE DOORS 

COMPLETE WITH SCREEN 

1 TUMOAV- 

Woraan'a 1 

! school, in univ Home lesnfflSie* nl^ni— Lenten Study'ff, 

Jounced He Bhwl'a MMay K—' SIS, »a. m. in the JUBTMUOII 

* 

ule at the meetta* of Uie *-TA < Hall, 

Sawing clan 

neaday •vaUns, last ««N*, In 

* * * 

Department of 

wheel auditorium School will John Ollvin Clrde of ths Firi a. m. In the 

•Town on Wednesday, AprU a, 

WU reopen Wednesday, AprU », 

Prestoyterian OiuiMh mMting, 111 

Mrs CJharles N,*'Palermo, presl* 

p, m. In Urn aurBh House. 

Oolden Ate U_ 

dent reminded the members of the 

* * • 

P. m. In St. John 

Bay of HearttoMlon Sunday, March Annual Turfcay Dlnn»r «lven * 

Ji, in Holy Spirit High School, A* men of the M Methodtat CBurei 

lantle City. Mass wul begin promptlj 4:30 to »:S0 p. . 

at 1:45 a, m. Anyone dedrlflg trtnc 

* • • 

portation was requested to nouf; Soroptlmlit Cluto Dufiness and din. 

Mrs, Palermo. 

ner meeting, till p. m. m Plymouth 

Announcement was made that Inn, 

Lenten film will be shown n«l 

* • * 

Thursday March », in «he seheol Zcta chapter. Omega Lambda Pal 

ludltoriiun. There will toe three iorerity, eovered dUh iupper, ? pm 

showings, 10:30 a, m., 1:19 p. m, and in the hom« of Mrs. Clem Stevens 

1:15 t», m. Mri, Robert Mayer U Ml W. New Jersey av., Somers Point, 

chairman. 

* * * 

Mrs, Anthony Volpe give a report Men's BiWc Class of the Kiret 

on the fashion show and' luncheon Preabytarlaa Church meeting, I p, m. 

held recently at the Flanders Hotel. The Rev. WUliam Conover'of Ua 

She thanKed ail the committee mem. wood, gueit Bpeaker. 

Mn and others who helped make II 

* * * 

a success. 

St. Mail's Guild of Holy Trinity 

Further plans for the fflater WonEpiscopal 

aurch meeting, B p. m. In 

day card party were mad*. The Uie Parish Hall, 

* * i 

affair will 1w held in the auditorium 

at 1 p. m. on AprU 7 and there will Women's Club meeting, B p m in 

be prlies for ill. Mn, Palermo and the home of Mrs, Edith Smith, 825 

Harold Marshall «r# CMhair. 5th st, Mrs, Paul Well will weak 

men. 

on "Flower Arrangements," 

Coininlltees *ppolnted were; eardi 

* * * 

and tables -Mrs Marshall and iMn. Beta Zeta chapter. Beta Sifiina Phi 

Mary Sehley; tickets—Mr«, Robert sorority, meeting 8:30 p. m. in the 

.Sampson; refreshment! — Mrs, An. home of Mrs, Kiunelh Danner, 1223 

Uiony Bello, Mn, Leon Costello and Central av. 

Mrs, N, Cflstaiua; table prlies—Hiss 

Claudia Mayer; cake sale — Mrs. 

Beerse Jeffries and Mn. Carl Kon. 

TODAY, TOMORROW 4 SATURDAY 

schak, and articles for sale — Mrs. 

Food demonstration in the A & p 

Edward Klein, MJ-S. Theodore Cly. iupermarket sponsored by the ULCW 

inor, MUs Helen Stedem, Mrs. Violet of St. .Iiihii's Lutheran Church to 

Trofa Mrs, Joseph Lombardl, Mrs benefit the Moorestown Homc- 

Charles Co/T and Mrs, Anne Herman 

• • * 

TOMORROW— 

Women's Christian Temperendr. 

DAR Hears Wisnosky L'nion meeting, 2:10 p m. in (hit 

en Library Aid Plan home of Mrs. Uavid Powell, 1 Garfield 

Place, 

Peter Wisnosky, director of Ihe 

* * * 

Qeean City Free Public Library, wa« 

guest speaker at the meeting ol 

Natona Council Degree of peeahon. 

Sarah BtlllBell Chapter, O.A.R., Sat 

as St. Patty's Bey party, a p, a. i.i 

urd§y afternoen in the home of 

he episcopal F.'irish Hall, 

Mrs, Irving Mounts, 

SATUflBAV— 

The speaker discussed the state 

aid program for libraries and ex Married Couples Nifht Club at 

plmned the purpose and function of -rrys Inn, Somers Point, 

the bill now pending before the 

Legislature. This bill would provide 

SUNDAY 

aid so all areas '1 the stale would OCHS Class ol '43 reunion com- 

have access to adequate library iltlee meeting. S;3q p. m, m the 

facilities. 

ome of Mrs, Rae Rosenberger, 40 

Miss Dofeas Whllesiuc, BAH Ml illaae Drive, Somers Point, 

grim, was a guest at the meeting 

Miss Whitcslde, eeconipanied by Mrs. MONDAY— 

Mounts, Mrs. Jphn Lamond and Mrs. UpiiolsterlnB class, 10 a, m. In thn 

Sarah Mowen. lift this morning for Beercgtlon Hall, 

The Sprint; Conference In Trenton, 

* * e 

The schedule will Include n lour of Hed Cross fund diive captains 

the capital and a conference with meetinf, 8 p, m. in Red CrosL head, 

Governor Robert Meyncr, 

quartere, 

* * a 

Women Democrats 

Art Department of the Women-s 

Research dull meeting, a p, m in 

Plan For Campaign the home of Mrs. WUMam OuffWlt, 

plans for the women's activities in •m Wesley av. Mrs. tewis O. Hip. 

the coming campaign were discussed Kins will spMti ta -Ajjerieap Celoii. 

at the meeting of the Women's Dem. ml Furniture 

• * t 

ocratie club Wednesday evening, last 

week, in the Recreation Hall. MB. Ferguson Fagiio Post MM VFW 

Olive Maepherson, president, was .uxiliary meeting, 8 p, m, in the 

welcomed back following her v«ea. 'iisl Home, Nomination of offieers, 

i: 

gn. 

Refreshments wore served to the nebekah Lodge meeting, H p. ;n. 

IS members attending by Mrs. Mac- 

Pherson and Mri. Chester Witters, 

Home From Florida 

Mn, Olive MaeMierien, of 100 13th 

St., has returned homo following a 

m month vacation in Miami Beach, 

Fla, She stayed at the Promenade 

Hotel, 

"THI FIRST STIP TO 

KNOWLEDGE IS TO 

KNOW Wf ARE 

IGNORANT" 

•(Author's Name Below) 

This ii the age of spficlaluts, 

A wist person ft one 

who realizes it is impossible 

to know every thing. He 

gets the advice of experts 

to help when sickness attacki. 

First call on your physician 

to flnd out what is 

wrong and what to do about 

1 TOWNSMP—Tlw IBM Up, 

per TowMhlp budse* HI • M d 

W a M nM aM p«ned an Bnal 

nadiaf «t tka pubUe hearing Mon 

-tend U» neMhti d«r ewug l t 

p 

T h 

in 

_ March fl from 7 to • @>do@k d«r ewnui 

i Hu |n 

tne Township 

t M»nnor«' M^wdlat Chun* 

U nAll 

pUiym miiit be A nirprlje action by David Van 

U All pUiym miiit Wwtt of PtteHburf, now wrvlng hi» 

," 

btfan April 1, 

nut t#rin as township committee 

_ ._ actlvilin includhijj man, who refused to Meond the mo 

i djy dance ind movi# were tion for «do(>tU)n reaulted in a Ml 

Auxiliary of _ 

id by parent, of the (.layers call vote. Van Vattt voted no and 

piUl BieMing, i 

I mmm in «• rtunet TtaBoth 

Mayor Juts J. Kl«!n and Can. 

Hume. 

DM held N U Saturday mitteenun CurtU E. Coraon voted 

« 

j Ud 1 HMM of the par- 

MetbedUt 

jêd for Thunday tvmjlng, 

Church nwt^ 

["if, to eomptatu rtaea lor UM Van Vorst «tal< d that after givhi" 

S3 fffi* ft" eoBiiderattan he 

fliurch. Sl>u.« 

dldnt think tt mm pre^r. Tht budg. 

with UawDod jl« 

Benjamin F Guiles w«i tp. « wai unsntmouiily approved and 

ebslrmaii at the planned paused on fin* rndlnf on January 

Woman'i c 

dance and Mn, Charles 

InaaUiig, I p _ „ . 

chairman of MM plan- 

Uwrge Bailer, St. 

Marmora, 

i Noble Jr., manager of the 

to Ult y..r'. 

•* 

•anphasljcd the Importance *•*•! •• V1IZMM0; tatnw. Hi. 

Daughters of 

irbu all paren^ cooperate In kWMf MMi m ieai purpaM •««, 

p, m. in the Ef._ 

• Ing activities and attend HM 1»M tax r«t. will b* mHn.lv 

VisiUtlon of Si#te ( 

meetings- Equipment tar county 

and ietasl nquir*. 

needed to begin the Mason II Hf ll§£ 

Board or E4uq 

, dlKUM«l. 

p m in the high , 

Bjttersby vokmtecred to 

In the discussion (irecedinB pas. 

itiOM of six uniform*. 

•age the question wai asked If a 

part of the BO.QOO mrplus appro. 

Circle of I __.j •ttendlni the meeting were prLated to finance the school costs 

eran Chureh mce 

|john clurk, Mrs. Adam Tomlln without raisma the tax rate wag the 

hone of Mn c 

Mn. William H^nes Mn,' Her •10,000 set aside during the past two 

L icoln Place 

load, Unweed Adams, Sam years for a tax map. Wlilmm j 

* * 

I Charles Couaboone and Henry Brown of Beesley". ptolnt directed 

Sunday School A 

the question to Mayor Klata who re- 

First Presbyterian 

B p. m. 

• • 

Columbus Club u. 

at (27 Slnmpson n 

WBOHMPAY- 

...And On© That Will Last Too! - 

Lenten Breakfast tath 

•Maun Thh Hsiuînia, H« PrMM«d 

dludents, 7:t0 a In hi IMf 

odiM Church 

And •uMHtod HI, Hem* WHB 

Women's Dcmacr»Uc( 

8 p. m. In the - 

•HWW.RBICTAWT Mtvi.paM! 

Morgan Ranrk Po«t Uli 

s Applkobl.ro all ,urf«« 

Legion meeting, 8 p m. fit 

HaU, 

o Avtiilabl.blmonytolon 

• wKolBUSTtR-RESISTANl 

e Mto«r4ltiWaM 

JaycMs Neu Member 1 

in the Boxwood 

o fcui.rlobtuih 

Ruth Circle o( St ,., Stop in 

Church meeting, 8»di 

IfElION-SIBlEY DIAUI 

Infartaint at C*rdi 

Mrs, RobeTl R, 

Asbury av,, • 

card party given *y St t 

PHIL TURNfR'S PAINT STORE 

of Holy Trinity ; 

eenUy in her home Almtpj Open Friday and Saturday Evenings 

BUended, 

II ASBURY AVI. 

PHONE 0499 

FOLK0 

Iff OUR 

PAR AWAT 

PHONI NEW SPRING FASHIONS 

LADIES' A CHILDREN'^ 

• Suits - Ensembles - Peppers 

Ladies' fflzei, 8 to 86 — ehUdren'i, 5 to 14 

TwMdt • WoolFlann.1 • Wool Jariay 

• Linan • Imported Italian Silk 

LAWIf ALL WOOL 

OILON 1, DVNEL 

SUITS 

Tweeds & SoUds GARRISON J( 

J 

TOPPHK 

til,95 To Wear Now H A,95 

ijy UBM 

or Over Your 

DIAMONDS - WATCHES • JEWELRY 

Slies 10 to 20 4 Spring Costume '14 

WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRINS 

.,,, JIWILRV MODERNIZED 

^ * ! S l ^ * ei N. t, 

nnanti & Place Goods 

Before you buy any set • 

Stop in COMPARE BO1 

MOTOROLA TV VAU 

SPECIAL!) 

For the Arst 40 ladlel 

who enter our store 

this weak end. 

m " t I^ S B piled that It wu. 

Klain stated that the money bad 

fieen set aajda previously u a capital, 

tnveirtujont but thai committee 

man fait that due to the ecoootnlc and Mrs Julia Bailey conducted de- 

Mr, StoHt was MM tauty duwln* 

condltlonfl not only in tills area but 

throughout the anil u, S, economy votknu, at the nwetin* o* tha Wo- 

tii« p«t two week dcUvaring U 

measures should be used -wherever man's Society of Chrlrtuui Service 

n«w nnten for the "Stork Club" 

possible. 

of the Mtmnra Methodist Church 

at Shore Memorial HojplUl. OCMB 

Brorvji then asked the ammittea. last weak in the social roam. 

City flainHt three boys and tiro 

men irjhcj- ware .ware at ths order The March of Mission. In Healing BlrlS at new resident., SoUMn Point 

to efToctiiate a oomplete revaluation was Die topic. They emphaiized that •MM one boy, laaaMy's Point wel- 

of tax nsseatmenU ol all land real Just as Jesus •pent much of tils (hoe comed two girls and Marmora added 

estate and personal property In Jan- on earth healing Me sick. It m the 

uary 10, 1050. This program iias responsibility of the QtHsUans to 

one boy, 

been ordered *y the Cape Miy se« that those who are ill get the Mr, and Mn. Louis Miller, of HM 

County Board of Taxation. Town necessary care and treatment. Simpson av., are receivinfi ooogmtu 

•hip olncliriii replied tjint they arc Mission work at Brawster Hospital, UMsac on the birth of a san Msx 

aware of t*e prd«r and asked Brown, Jacksonville, Fla,, and In India, Kor- «bw afternoon, l»st week. He w*i«h 

who ta a member of the Oounty Tn ea, Sarawak in Borneo and Okinawa M eteht sounds and,four ounces 

Board, ivhetlwror not a tan mip ta was described, A girj of money and and faaa been named Leu. Joiokw 

mandatory for TBe reassessment pro. items for their May Baiaar win be bin at hone are a brother Gerry, 

gram. Brown told them it Ii not sent to the Deaconess Home and and • .Inter. Ruth Ann. Mn. Millar 

required *y law, Tbfi law Is only Community center hi Camden. la Ills fornusr Ruth OlMir of mis 

permissive. 

city. Mr Miller works for Che city 

A special offering was taken to he 

When asked now the tax map 

highway depratnent, 

used for educational institution, of 

(when needed), more road equipment the Woman's Division which special Confratulatlons also so to Mr, 

and other expensive it«ns in the lies in training Christian workejs and Jfrs. John Sapp of Ii E. Station 

future will be financed Mayer TTie money will go to National Col- Baad on the bWh of tt*ir firit 

Main stated "Upper Township has lege, Kansas City, Mo,, Scarritt Col- child, a son, FrWay morning. He 

no banded Indebtedness u many iege, Nashville. Tenn, and Harris welshed nine pounds and has been 

other municipalities throughout tho Memorial Training School In .Manila, named John Robert. Mrs. Sapp H 

slate and country do have, we do 

the former Dorothy Anf of this 

not owe a dims and are not paying 

city. Mr. Sapp is a oiember nf the 

any interest (for municipal expand!, Plane were made to purchase mon Ocean City Fire DepartBent. 

tures) to anyone. If we do have yarn and continue knitting bandBgti 

to borrow to finance some of tlieje for use in leper colonies. 

Yvonne and William Lrtne of at 

neeecaary expenditures me will dis- Miss Elsie stltes wai appointed to 

Central av, also became ttt* proud 

cuss that later. 

replace MM, Somers Collins as pub- parents of a daufttttr Sunday. 

"However, we all expect the in. licity chairman and to take charge of The Rev and Mrs. William R. 

flu* of industry into the township the sale of dish cloths and tflweia Allen, of 610 7th si,, ar» announcing 

in the near future will help remove and send cards, 

the birth of a daughter Sunday. She 

webjhed six pounds and IJ ounces 

the taxation burden from residential Mrs, Anna Collins was Appointed and Jains two sisters, Barbara Jane 

property owners," Klain stated. chairman of the nominating commit and Martha Jane, and one brother, 

Mayor Klain asked Issae Butler, tee. Other members are Mrs. Julia Robert, iMn. Allen Is the former 

tax assessor. If he could handle the Bailey and Mn. Ethel Youni. Mn. Mary Jane Bendell of ColIln£SWood, 

reassessment program and Butler Helen candy was welcomed back N; j. TOe Rev. Mr. Allan Ii pastor 

replied that ho could not do it after a vacation In Florida, of the Firs! Presbyterian Church, 

alone. There are about S,iOO pro. At the close of the meeting Mrs, 

perties In the area: MM vacant land, Anna Bheppard and Mrs, Alice Add), 

Mr, and Mrs. Robert Adams, of 

116B residential 80 farms, 96 com- ion served re-Jresliments to Ii man. 

358 Simpson av. are receiving con. 

mercial and 51 tax exempt prop- hers. 

graiulationi on the blrtii of their 

erties, statistics show that one per- 

second child Tuesday morning. He 

son can appraise eiaht properties In 

weighed eight {sounds and five 

one day; therefore no one nun could 

ounces and has been named Mark 

complete the job iby the deadline Mrs, Goff is Raymond, Awaiting Mm at tame is 

set, Butler said. 

a brother, Robert. Mrs. Adams is 

Mayor Klain asked Butler to meet 

the former Peane Paune* of this 

with the township officials later WSCS Speaker city, Mr, Adams is employed by 

and help them map out a plan for SBAVJLLB_Mrs, Ralph Ooff re- 

the New Jersey Natural Oa» Com. 

the rcassessmeni. He reported that parted on medical and missionary 

pany. 

the officials feel there are qualified work done in home fields ineluding Commander and Mrs. Conrad Don. 

persons within the township who Puerto Rico, Florida and the farm ohue of HI Col wick Drive, .Somers 

could assist in the roBSscssmcnt program for Spanish speaking mlgra. Point, are announcing the birth of 

and they do not feel it is necessary lory workeri in South Jersey when a son last Thursday, He weighed 

to pay an outside oryanijotlen. members of the Woman's Society eight pounds Mid 14 ounces and hai 

Charles H. Wagner, Old Tuckahoc of Christian Service of the aville been named Thomas Joining him 

Road, PotirgburB, requested by let- Methodist Church met recently In at home were Uiree brotheri, Conter, 

an ordinance to prohibit radio the home of the President, Mrs rad. Steven and Paul, and a sister. 

and television interference by ma- Clarence DeVaul. 

Ann O.l.-irie. 'Mrs. Donohue is the 

chine shops and other establish- 

former Regina Callahan of Ohio, 

'Mrs, Joseph Lutz, who conducted 

ments. Mayor Klain reported tint 

Commander, Donohue is assigned to 

the devotional service, used the 

on a previous request for such 

the Pomona Naval Air Station. 

first chapter of the Book of Saint 

legislation he had suggested that John as the theme: "Come and Sea". Mr, and Mrs, Richard DeStaffany 

Wagner get In touch with the res- Mrs, John Kirby opened tfte meeting of Beesley's Point also are reeeivuig 

ponsilile party and try to resell with prayer. 

conRrolulntions on the birth of a 

an agreement to alleviate the eon 

daughter last Thursday. She weigh- 

dltlon. 

It was announced that the annual ed seven pounds and five ounces 

As stated by Klain such matteri 

BpruiB Tea, originally scheduled •and has been named Cynthia tarnne. 

are the jurisdiction of the Federa 

for March 19 has ibeen postptmed Joining her at home was a brother, 

Communications Commission a n 

until April ii. Benefits from the Christopher. Mrs, DeStaffany Is the 

township officials agreed that r 

tea will help finance the kitchen former Patricia Somers of Washing, 

township action in necessary. 

modernising program. 

ton. Mr. DeStaffany is an engineer 

A plan to build a home on Tuek^ A covered dish supper will be for Philco and is assigned to the 

hoe M ui Marmora was submltim; held TuAday, March m, at 8 o'clocfc FalernW Aff r*orce Base. 

by Wilfred Lea and was approved in the social hall. In announcing Congratulations also go to Joan 

Wain stated thai in reply to per the supper Mrs. Everett Bannister and Caleman Haaie of Marmora on 

sons who have asked the townshl emphasized that, all are welcome, the birth of a son Wednesday, hwt 

ts scrape or otherwise conditloD •Miss Helen Foster, viee.president week, and to Rose and F"rank Btoby 

their private roads the law states of the WfiCS of the Sea Isle City of Beesley's Point on the birth of 

:hat only township roads are to Methodist Church, and Mrs, James a daughter Monday, 

-oeeive such treatment, 

Lubt of Ocean City were guests at 

* * * ' 

Robert Ountner and Ralph Baum the meeting. Mrs, Howard E. Mul. 

requested promised construction 1 doen was hostess, 

Women Republicans 

Veninor av, to give homeownei 

to County Banqual 

access. Mayor Klain staled thai 

township road department will Nen-Csm Wives Plan MemMrs of the Women's Regular 

the job as soon as possible. 

Republican Club went on record en. 

'Zany' Hat Contest dorslng the straigBt Republican tick, 

PALERMO AIR FORGE STATION; et in the April pruoary at their 

" 50« yd. List Candidates For —'Members of the Non-Comnlssioned meeting Wednesday evening last 

Officer's Wives Club of the station week. 

will feature a "Zany" hat contest at Announcement-was made that the 

PEERLESS GARMENT CO. 

County Committee Posts their next social meeting, Tuesday annual county banquet will be held 

UPPER' TOWNSHIP _ l>r. Jules J, evening, March IB in the Non.Com In the Villas Saturday, Mrs. Helen 

Klain, now serving his second term Club beginning at i o'clock. Mrs, Booth, president, and Mrs. Reba Col- 

FACTORY OUTLET 

as mayor of Upper Township, has Gloria Flaherty and Mrs. Joyce 11ns, first vice president, will be dele, 

»l» KAM ST. ViNILAND—(2nd and Ptarl no KepuDJieiui eppOAiUon as commit- Miller will i» CMiUMMwn, 

gates from the local group 

teeman candidate In the Upper 

HOUMi AIM, Tytt, Yfcun, Prt» iat. 10 A.M. M j P.M. Township primary election. William 

Current officers of the club are: 

Plans were Made to hold a card 

ckesae WBDSUN. 

J, frown Is the lone Democratic 

Mrs, Olenn Byder, president; Mrs, 

parly in ths Recreation Hall on 

candidate for that position. 

Edwin Sylvia, vice-president; Mrs. 

March go, Mrs, C, Thomas Welter, 

Lawrence Dailey, trea»urer and Mrs, 

Mrs, Lulu Xenper and Mrs, Howard 

The Republican Club has endorsed William Jensen, secretary, Mrs, 

Sutton were appointed in charge. 

Milton Wood as county committee, Beverly {Uvertson ia puolicity chair- 

man In the lit District and Mrs, Ola nan. 

Mae Hassle-pen as commkleeuoman 

-Too Late to Classifyin 

that district. Regular Republican 

The club meets on Ihe first Tues- 

candidates for the two posts are j, 

day evening of each month for a SALE—1MB Cadillac Coupe De yilie 

Henry Sihclllnger and Mrs, Olive 

business session and holds a social hardtop, dark blue, white wall tires. 

TIemo. Democratic candidates are 

meeting on the third Tuesday of Bower iiqulppml SeUlInu alate. W. 

ohn Orfanella and Mrs. Rachel 

Bach month. 

itor, 30? Seabright 

load, Phone 1080. 

MaU, 

Kohart sapp Jr. and Mrs. Oeor. 

i;etlc Bond, Regular RepubllMns, will 

be unopposed on the Republican bal- 

FOR RESIDENTS Of 

lot, as comnuHeeman and committee 

woman candidates for the Second NOW! SOMERS POINT 

District, pemocratlc candidates for 

those positions are William J. Brown 

DELIVERY SERVICE TUESDAY, 

and Mrs, Virginia Brown, 

THURSDAY ft SATURDAY 

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, • •$*'** 

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No Extra Charge for Promptness 

There's no delay when you bring your dry cleaning to Diamond, 

Bring your suit or skirt hi the afternoon and it will be ready 

tbe next morning. Just part of our regular service. 

Delivered in Reusable Plastic Bags 

Each garment and shirt Is packaged In transparent plastic bagg 

to give absolute protection against dirt, duit nod dampness. 

Reusable, too. 

Laundered Shirts Our Specialty 

Beautifully lauiidcnd and delivered to you »potic»s]y clesn in 

plastic bags. All these ••extras" at no extra cost. 

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Recent Stag* .._, 

_ 1OMCTS PO«T-0harte, DMBI, 

general chairman of the play " 

AlDinUiiiMM Brtdeiroom," ,. 

W f^**l Mlb r raentbeni of ihe . _. 

•j^;"*""' A«oil»UBn, andounced 

Owl • profit of U8I.40 wu realized 

IKHB till* project, (i a meeting of 

the Dawes av. school, • 

tali alu snnounted that the 

dUM, who Mid the moit t 

fw the affair were Betty Ann . 

and Jan Oirlstenien from the New 

York «v. sefeeol and Ruth Lamberd 

from Hie Sawn «v. aohool. 

that rwtlved award* for gelling ttio 

most Uckets ware Mn, Marion Camey-a 

mUpd Orado and Mn. Bmwle 

Qath F « nabta Grade In ttis Ouni 

IV, buHdlng and EoWa foaoOV? 

Sigh Ond« in Us New York «», 

*WHiSKiY *WINi 

* LIQUOR 

ICE COLD BEER 

ON HAND AT ALL TIMES 

V J 

Cttrd Party Monday 

of $

•fc 

frC," 1 , 

...• >•• ;^H 

'•;# 

Vfey Hardy IWtafcl 

mthe , to gasoline 

New Jersey tike the 

should not all be used 

tystawl toward general 

practice of diverting 

aes has made it pos- 

igSQimepf Uteotker 

taxes that nearby 

I)» Cape May County . 

Squid, fun} wlUi tike need of a 

ded In it* 1MB Studebafcer Amlw- 

t far a couple 

j t y we*© told that 

[were, attended &r roads and roads 

ftWas tttefcffelators who, for polM- 

-*, the steaduy increasing diversion 

hhighway purposes without the 

ay about it. This was nothing 

ot tfre «vffl day when some other 

i would have to be found. 

of Jersey residents are also 

governor is right in his apparent 

TdUference whether they foot the 

other forny o| levy. 

? whole thing seems lib he that once 

1 trend is for its rate to be grad- 

B eyeptualJy subverted to other 

to be kept in, mind as the Legls- 

.,: the gasoline tax another penny and 

I it should adopt a new form of tax on 

Bntth»n far AfMJ 

By** 

ktffer 

of SUC headed 

Nathan 

tart In re»h J w»*ks 

sources U not to be drastically re- 

duced In SCOP* or abolished, an some 

haVc proposed. 

ThJ* has become dear on Capital 

Hill, as Senator* and Con^nss%f«n 

have begun to rally around the Joint 

Chiefs ayiiem WhHe this system 

was under attack. In favor or one 

combined Joint Chief. In recent daya 

It had beeft pointed out that the 

present Chairman of the Joint Oilefa 

had no vote snd lacked the neces- 

sary nuthorlly U> have bis views Im- 

plemented out the recent maneu 

Ing General twining has been qukt 

and baa refrained from makiiâ; 

sharp statements one way or the 

other But support behind him has 

steadily aweUcd- 

Now It seams that Consrau U 

mere Interested In ItlMCfclna evl 

urn* «f Hit *Kht 

THIS IS ANOTHER of tho»# columns that tuna J 

purpose bringing the resUeas ottlvea up to d.uToJ < 

boy* are doing- away from home. 

Our subJacU today ars John P. "Jack" 

. F. Wrry. both W>.« Cjrrill B. 

Take inflation Into Account 

fbi 

improvement tax. 

many people have con- 

Ocean cjty imposing a 

; AOOt 

A new c&y ordinance 

that In UM future mH on*-tansjy iota •• a* f n . • . f a* 

ZZ?G{2!Z£Z?£lgi Haw Much Retirement Income? 

square fcec MUHIIWM^W]^ JQ existence 

at the time. 

* . . 

Ernest U. Pillion -»t*a panted nun- 

alter ot tit* Qctata City oQoe o( ttie 

AHuntlc City KJ*ctric Co, succeed^ 

fred T EUedbeic, who was (ran** 

ferred to the AUanUc City office 

' . . . 

Tbe United Veterans Council was 

deep In a eampascn to raise funds 

for the purchase of permanent metal 

crones to be erected In Mom 

Park in memory of We resort's 

dead. 

* * * 

Dlxon's Men's and Boys' Shop the 

resort's newest apparel shop, was op. 

ened at 73S Asbury av fcy Jerry W. 

&nd James A Dlôn. 

• • * 

The flrst Ocean Ctty Welcome Night 

sponsored ttv tne ttutnber of Com- 

merce brought out MO persons to 

honor the ntont new residents at 

the high school touJMtae. 

f 9 

night's C of C discussion of our 

s, it Is timely to peek in again at 

le University of Elorjda ntuntains 

Laboratory to try' to learn more 

ion that eventually will help all 

effective job. 

id of the laboratory, made a speech 

declared that thenjost logical answer 

blenw at this time fi "artificial 

Of pumping sand from the: bays 

to ,000 

l« YEARS AOO 

Michael DattUo, Samuel Johnson 

and Charles Otdflekt were nominated 

for election as commander of Ute 

"erguson-Foglb Post. VFt 

• . * 

Ocean City police estanUtbed their 

own -ntugglisg 1 * department with tbe 

lnEfaHitlflu of a fixed-focus camera to 

make rogue snurry pictures of ar- 

rested criminals D^t Samuel Price 

was In cteuxe. 

* * * 

Ocean CHy ittgb ScaooTs team ww 

- whom 

Sclent knowj- 

fj.,,0, t^ Ioml^rtu7ln«j*; lellins 

"Tberv are too many examples of 

tt ^my and slate anginpnrs are 

these aays to the" opinions of Dr. 

*-- come around to this point of. 

oot have agreed to finaqce half 

project." 

ts built in 

httbeach^j, 

tied stumps of old pUntgs re- 

Jetties of 20 years or more 

is ever done to remove them for both 

ta * mystety to """^ SIlmlner visitors 

, 

oil Intetiest to bis binineat ( 

for yean, Kal^b It VanOUdei-. 

B|Oljtrt H. BeU, solicitor for toe 

County Bridge Commission, an. 

nounced Uie new Ocean-City Strath- 

mere toll bridge 1^ open June 1. 

2S VSAIt* AOO 

Work was started on a »,000 boat 

ffWT* 

The prospect of long term Inflation 

U playing havoc with ineoiBH of 

those couples who are planning their 

retirement, say the editors of qhang. 

ing Times Magazine Anyone saving 

mopey for the day he roaches 65. 

wIM ftave to up that tlMure consider- 

ably for every year before he attains 

that age. 

Today* the miiiiiwiiyi^ S£ure of 

*2.000 to $1 J(0 a year to live in 

"modest but adequate" circumstances 

Is needed by 1 retired couple. But 

they can easily use more- They 

shouldn't «rpect to get by on much 

less without real sacrifice or without 

"invbiUile income" to draw upon— 

such thjnjs •• a hone owned out- 

right or furnished free, home grown 

foods, etc. . 

This minimum is based on the re> 

qulrtmerits of T « retired couple ibsut 

«S, UylPi In. rented ûarten of two 

or thrte rooms, city dwellers with 

no car. It represents a level of 

llvlne which provides tê goods and 

servlie!i oMMn to maintain health 

and allow normal participation in 

community life, in accordance with 

current American standards. Social 

and conventional needs are taken 

Into account. Naturally the level 

of living Is not luxurious but it pro- 

vides far mare than the basic esscn 

tiaU, 

An approidmat* yardstick for any 

counle fUrwrinjj on what they will 

need to live On when they rcUre, 

can tie applied, OM third Is one 

half of pre-retircment income is the 

mort widelv uwd measure. But tbe 

do«r OwFart to the day of retire 

ment, ia» the Hilton, the harder and 

more precise their figuring should 

he. 

In order to plan your retirement 

needs, vlsualiie yourself in the re, 

Untaent yean and estimate your 

And Oath Of* 

r for 

to be in order (w ( 

his nomination to 

ot th i4 

OMhr 10 miîben «jf tbe board of this 

, «ffi0i aiTbdoOr tea distinct tribute to 

fcart 

fen served as a member 

'i lw^-5Q, indTpr many years 

•ton on* Uniform Law§, a Very 

: was one of the relatively 

! Wfeo went to England for 

t* tier? that betpid foster 

8th st. 

• • • 

Watson's Coffee Shop at 8th st 

and Ocean av started an e psntioi 

program with the construction of a 

new »l,S0O «nne» to Its kitchen 

* • • 

Morgan Hand and Irwin fechwatt 

were m«uct*U tufa membership In 

tiw OceiA Ctty Stamp and Hobby 

plus Seward O. Dobbins wu presi- 

dent. 

Some Csoiytrf -w^re protesting 

plan* tor a? new recreation center 

00 Atlantic »v. factne the high 

school. They argued that a hospital 

would be more suitable for the site 

• • * 

D, fysKp* Sauncs announced ptons 

for nkTeoHstL and tt» board- 

waft, ufbt IsMwn & the Strand. 

Wflien M speak today of Insanity, 

it ta not to terms of possession by 

devils. There are forms of Insanity 

not related, to sin and evil tenaper. 

We wWB4 not. In Unn of modern 

science, *f>Mk of demons leavins a 

demented man and taking possession 

of a to* ^t pl« » «ut they *«UM 

run daws • seep place into Me sM 

. Obviously, a 

various expenses. Eliminate from 

today's budget such items as the cost, 

of feeding, clothing and raising chil- 

dren, transportation to and from 

work, saving program, etc. 

Unfortunately, warn the editors, 

figuring what you'll need by today's 

cost of living is not realistic. You've 

got to take Into account how Inflation 

will eat into your income. 

And there is no guarantee that it 

wont. In fact, expert opinion agrees 

almost unanimously th»t living costs 

will continue to rise over the long 

haul. There may be shorMerra Inter- 

ruptions, when prices might decline. 

But the long-term outlook is for con 

turned inflation. 

How much should you adjust this 

income you've decided upon for the 

probability of higher prices? There 

li no way to say exactly and with 

certainly, the editors continue. No- 

body is that good a prophet. You 

can, however, protect yourself with 

a reasonable assumption. 

Taking Into account the long-term 

inflation of the past. Changing Times 

editors suggest that you up your In- 

come estimate by about 2 per cent 

each year from now until the tine 

you retire. 

Suppose, for instance, that you 

have decided that, were you OB today, 

you could retire happily on tUPO k 

year. However, you're actually 41 

and have 20 years to go. Add 40 per 

cent (JO tunes 3 per cant) and say 

that you will need an income of 

HMO. Or, If you retire In 10 years, 

add 20 per cent to what you figure 

in terms of today's living costs. Add 

snot her 30 per cent if you plan to 

retire in IS yean, and 50 per sent 

in 25 years. 

Forum and Agin* 'Em 

Summer Resident Lauds 

Library Friendliness 

Editor, SenilnclLedficr — L) the 

Scntinel-Uidgcr I reed, with a great 

dpu of pleasure your article pertain, 

log to the qualifications of Uie MM 

«t the Free Public Library, 

I spend the greater part of (he 

year In my Ocean Oty home and 

while there I avail myself of the 

Jolpt CfciaU 

pular G«n«r«Jl Bobcrt F. Bt)ny, oh 

TttntW .T i^SSin of oS»n City Polfc* «» < 

«*nT3rlous John was a threesport man (fîj 

dtill when he attended Ocean City I^ch, where He was I 

So ¥ unt itirprislpg that today he la winning , 

as a sport coach while serving In the U. S Ai,, 

During his high school car«»r Ji* hfld duk$b 

mmi records and was named t« the 'alt' 1 lHiu*'t£ 

guara After school ho attended Fennlnjrton Pi 

Joined tbe famous Watercad* and did diving 

Plef and >•> other P"^ ot tne ("¥'•"• SUtes, 

The«e days. Jack U stationed, by the Army at tba J 

Reed Hospital In Washington, D. C. where tie 4M£U 

time hi physical education work. Part 0/ his dubV, 

famed -Army JUUT ha.ketbidl team, which. Uk» hi? 

Mater, Ms been building quite a. record. ^* 

The JUIs, according to * recent Illustrated 

, „„,., Stripe, iported an undefeated s^pson of 10 stri 

Throughout the recent ^• MUV f r only two wmes to go to win the Inter-Servlces t 

g General twining has been quilt u -J^^, ^ thlJ ^ ^ ^ ^ ,„,, p.rtlcil,,rly wo7J 

who. under his tutelage, are averaging over 23 polm, « j 

Both the service rtew*psp«r and tbe ff" 

given the Jills prominent coverage recently. 

Jack and his wife, the former Joan Kinsley, of I 

in Washington at 7103 Georgia av. 

* • • 

TURNING NOW to brother Robert, who was 

Ocean Qty High hi IMS, we find him «Uo serving | 

far different, though, allied, capacity. He Is . serg_. 

Force and Is doing classified work haying to do wttji 

and rocket program at the Medina Air force Base ncari 

Texal, 

Bab also was acUvs in sports (basketball, footb. 

track) while In high school. After entering the Air 1 

nary 18M, he wai assigned at hU own request to the ( 

School at Lowry AT Bate, Denver, Cob,, which 

fascinating career m thl* relatively new service fc.. 

While attending school In Denver he was married I 

Roberta Jane Mitchell, of Denver. They took • two,*, 

trip after which bridegroom lob wu sent to the F« L 

he served In Okinawa, Japan and several other Islands. 

He returned to the United States last August and11 

highly secret work at Medina, where he expects to I 

tbree years'. Only a few wetto ago he wu sent (o t 

Pla,, as an observer for some of the rocket business 1 

Bob and hL, bride reside it 1M Stratford Court I 

Texas 

ome «f e eH aHtant B 

•MrcNrtei, and Hit «Mt «f 

and which have prewn «p> ai^B 

mm »»«•, *•» to in»«fcNii down 

Me strvtture o» th. Joint ShMQ. 

The dtaturBuig reailMtlon U tbat 

President Eisenhower's much-herald, 

ed reorganlutian is likely to be the 

center Of • storm of controversy as 

is the proposals forthcoming from 

the Secretary sf Defense himself. 

Congress is already getting crossed 

up witt the Defence Pipanratmi'] 

plans hi tome wayi—tliOM of thn 

top civilians—and one wonder? rehnt 

wfli come out of the whole ti.log in 

the end. It U even possible that 

no genuine effective reorganisation 

will result front the overwhelming 

avalanche of sentiment in thai direc- 

tion a few weeks ago. 

In any event, Defense Secretary 

Mcllrey h bumping Into hit flrst 

wIM oppojltlon. The Air Fore has 

taken him to (ask for curtalllns 

their'aathnlHla program In fiver 

ef Me Army's, and Hilt—coupl*d 

WlWl pPSDlDW oppffSlflpfl ff^ffl ffW 

tws chalrmm of the Ceitf ntslHiai 

f 

At fi^fld s^Rsf¥l#Si ^Sfiini II"1 • if ffl 

«tm Mar MM honavmawi far Me- 

elny may be at an end. 

If the divergent views on reorgani. 

utlon of our defense effort, especial, 

ly the rockets and missiles programs, 

prevents strong, authoritative cor. 

recUons from being nude, It will be 

a tragedy every American may event 

ually have to say for. 

The Neighbors 

ACCORDING TO Proud Pappa Cerrul, both 

closely following the fortunes of i»e Ocean City bas.. 

rooting for it by long distance. He has been k*eplB«l 

by sending them copies of The Sentinel Ledger. 

• • *- ' 

Delivery Service Dmluxe 

SUPER SERVICE would seem to be the motto of Or. J.I 

Hughes, who recently (?•• given the K of C awart Coi 

mUvity n a resort pharmacist and civic worker 

A customer entered his store early last week with a 1 

to be renewed for one of "Doc" Hughes' regular custs__,_ 

Joseph HUbnan. She explained that Mrs. Hiilman Is wbitach*kl 

Petersburg, Fla,, and wanted to know whether the drufftt 1 

maU the medjclae to her, ^^ 

"III do belter than that—III deliver It personally." 

to the customer's amazement. 

Sure enough, when he and Mrs, Hughes left by bus ipt j_ 

morning for a Florida vacation tn St. Pete, they took alodtbii 

scriptlon for IBrs. HUlnian ^^ 

One of tbe best excuses we've heard of yet for local fiAittd 

on old friends down south. " 

Look at Things Nmw Jersey Capital Cat 

. By J, JOSEPH QRIBBINS 

Gtunas of Chance Group on the Grk 

r, ttirvard etwio- 

3 «*forc Sput- 

But when it comes to the moral 

and spiritual values, the story Is 

clear cut atd definite. 

Apert tram the healing of the two 

aea sosawsed wltti demons, it pre- 

sent* V picture of that moral detin- 

quijpcy and hypocrisy so prevalent In 

ItfrmMra' »e)Mntcr«t arid gMed 

coMU^t

't i 

r?-.* 

des. North Peon High School, tandale. 

The third separate meeUnf was 

for cttdanee confusion, and tbe 

topic wa» "H» W»» « Fnrtiolo»*»l 

Tests." Its chairman was C. C. tlali 

Institute and co-chalrrjhrwy 

tfifldr 

4M*v*v *v^*v ,w^^ m*r'*~r* W»«*» » 

ance director at Upper Darby Junior 

High School and lbs. Jeanette K 

McPonnnl. dm of *trU MT.8 Pu- 

Pwit HKh School In Wilmington, Dei. 

At 93b dinner was served In the 

Student cafeteria. At 7 30 a general 

meeting was held in the student 

lounge The subject w*s • lecture 

and • demonrtratlon on school to 

horn* service, and the speaker was 

Harry J Belden, sales raaMgw of 

the Ban Tetavbone Company, Enstem 

Pennsylvania and Delaware District. 

Questions and dlscmslon followed 

his talk. 

MI dnd Son 

tfcFttfji 

sen, G»il 

present. 

6i)ldW* Staffers Off 

to New York Cfiy Today 

BY warn LLOYD 

The highlight of Uie year for staff 

members of The Billows and the 

yearbook is • ttroeday trip to New 

York City to attend the Columbia 

Scholastic Pros Association conven 

tion. 

Everyone on the school paper catf- 

~.1y awaits the year wnen he or she 

will be chosen to eo on this trip. 

Those chosen are the stall memoers 

who have done Uie fceat work during 

the year and, have been on Che *"ahn minute 5th period typing Modes 

trjlm. Copt* plantation* sit ftaefc tnd a marvelous time compoaing at 

th, - ^ ' 

„ . _ ^ro the 

run «Mfl fresh water 

toe drum* «r a Tajutian 

_ more freely. With the Sen Ed Cordon and Urry Harrison. Judy 

ting something hi her hair that re- 

tlnel doite our printing the BHkws Weeks and Christine Kuhn have Painters 

quires • chemical to be removed . 

gets professional and helpful criti- been accepted at DsufUu Collcgi- 

w'lonever this happens, howc-rr, it 

cism and advice. The advantages and for Womet,. Both of these glrlg have 

geons as U poor BartMras hair Is 

disadvantages of a scnoodl paper in ' for sMnfarBhipi, and they 

always dirty when this happens . . . 

a local publication will to* thorough- will' know about whether (bey have 

GwaW that's Just about It for this 

ly discussed. 

received one In May. 

DON'T PUT IT Off - 

week . . . sec you 'round the cantpus, 

t WORDS 

PUT IT ON • 

Lttiey conU te 

•y JUDY MIMPHILL 

PONY TAIL Eight of any ten girls don't have 

the right physical specifications, says 

flat. They ban FOOT members of the Student 

a corset publication Those are fight- JACK j. WATKINSON D&HPAWTERS 

(for one 

. selected to tfepre- j f f n Q 

Ine words to eteht of any ten boys. 

wir Mbool at- a conference In 

—Alexandria (Minn.) Echo. 

448 Atbury Avanu* 

ShoWn Irt library y 

I. J, They are Stephanie Me- 

PAPERHANGER 

CNCC PAkKEK 

Interior Exterior 

Canute There are ssnic i new paintings k dlt- Ptvtnblhg 

•Dartlnelli and Lany Harrison. Rep- 

>Iayed in the library, done by Edna 

>AINTIR 

W. W, DOWB H. L. HUDSON 

I. Hyde of Ocean City. The sketches 

•reaenUtKcs from many other Silt- 

_l« tay AvaniM O.C.2W5-W pmhrku 

Hi exhibition *rc dry paintings done Frank M. 

font Gowmjmeat wganliMions will n Artista Ftescol. Most of the pic 

ALSO B6AT PAINTING 

ifa^Wmeot •!** meeting will be urea were made In Vinalhaven. 

«, JFiWfcn Utjh School on •line. There are 1$ altogether. MAZZ1THLI 

The outstanding one* arc "The 

"Let Goorge Do If 

'"-It CouhcU received a [lartor at Sunset." "Rock Beach PLUMttMNQ - HIATMO 

the Atoerksan Lcftoh [awe's Island," "Bluff's 1-ane'j Js- 

HalGflck & M, Benner 

»Ut(NltU 

laO,~ "Smith Point." and "My 

MINTING 

$hag are Fishing — Ocean -City, 200 S 

PoinHng & DecoraHng 

w Jersey." 

Gf ALL KINDS 

206 W. Delilah Rd., Pleasanbriul 

Th* paintings arc interesting «s 

MB «s decorative. 

v. LOKR Phone mk 171 

4S IMh Strait 

INTERIOR EXTERIOR 

& salal ' 

--OH 

PAINTING 

H. WAira. em 

©anaral CMitriieting 

k%T*§W 

iffcOfll Read J. Caesar 

JUpIS ^ 

Thl. year, an U the annual rttuaj 

to the Sotrtioroore Kn«U»h tiaasn, 

the piûlsr draawh #JW. *«» 

C / I twin* read, 

gitctrieaf Contr.cfor 

VB A4BU«Y AViNMI 

COME IN TODAY 

AMP SEE TW 

Sfudebaker 

on your 

P»rf«niwm» 

Control 

caiaed by tktfnMffri monster, 

eglousy. 

The anston mounta until the tip 

Kotarkun Elect 

Hear folk 

ha. arrtvrt for CMsirt surpi*lng 

em «stm the iiiay. The vfcSous tfet- 

The «lven:lv, 10, and l low of f us teenagers ai be b 

be completed. B** (Mliadnl dHvM 

dejKrtbed his saber, with pwlft Mc»r«»r; 

and Mends are M oonnal and wns, wnslble, » ( (h« pi poi^ 

laltî y^ "JuUm." "JuUm" l> preserved. preserved 

through the richly attired body of 

A routine day of literature in Sng- 

ury AUe«retto Open- lleh claai bfsgliut wtth over 80% of 

(arjorle Walfert and Uje conjclentious «1«M forgettuig 

^ ^ or St their batiks. AJai, the teeoher 

'i Gwer Bnwn. Poem, 

,.__ V MWU DWl Tow" T«wn"'. KUi 

l«m Boilami. Dubi Jumper, Sylvia 

Thimet and Julio Callowi, Hay, 

"The LepreclMun/s VUit", Grgnd- 

.itfcer Dennis iMeCorkle; Maty, Bar. 

jar. Butler; Michael Kobert tfughei; 

Jtother, Cheryl W^Mrson: rather, 

WUllam OovUi Brlgld. f aknl Wttmeri 

Brian, Robert Qny; K. Patriok, 

r Oefnw, 

lut last re to t,he Senior 

Burke Lahti; Lieprechauni Alvah 

Jeter, George Swank, Griffith Reese, 

Uli Vfrtous proMenis that Charles BoaweU, Thomas Southard, 

indudlnf rell- and Walter Sudoln 

.MiceorJtW »» •UHrtfc rtl "When Irl3h Eyes Are Smiling 

of two fllirerenl talMis ha 

U tuoe i»iUng gttung al^ well 

, other, 

»1^ spoke to Uie girls 

•teady.' He said that 

chiJ'ioeii'oui with »M» 

si the opposlit se*. 1*ie 

V 

i that thiir chiM is 

and very often this Is 

i lurtt and Myi go with Just 

" i In order to buUd up 

Jence in themsei*e». After 

sae person for iiulte a 

Han how to «e« along 

elite «*. 

«t an sailing number 

.âl stunenti "go tteady" 

,i the number of students in 

_* going iteady is very low. 

lulk w« exirtmely interfstuig, 

l 

i doubt hflped Many who had 

i on Ume problems. 

Shpws How to 

. Teeth Clean 

.% BILLIE KENNIDV 

\ (male sluderlts of the Eighth 

aw a movie In their gym 

,JB M«rcli 4. This movie •was on 

I It showed examples of teeth In 

JtM bid condition and how 

llrii In the mouth and teeth 

• decay. The class mm how 

f foods cling insMe the mouth, 

Uie teeth. It demonstrated 

_ttas an apple after meals can 

I tkc~amm-nt of decay by free 

jt iwth of the food partldes, 

Fmrim was very informative 

m libreughiy enjoyed by the 

11 Coionc* Donald A. HwQnM, attta 

dlroKr ef *tort»v» Service for New 

Jeraw^MflMiMad, today the Soleck^^f^3 

^PnT'Va^^ a^^^fajâ^g âFa^^û^Bj^v^BBTa^^âs ^ân 

will M given to coUega m*« jfar 1, 

UK UiwWtmthe only tm Mend 

.. u» utmm •*»• vug. 

SefUM^MM OB toe tert_a« uaed 

deferment from 

to coptinu* .tudiM. 

After survtviiig o*er 20 ferocloul 

sword wound., the variant Caesar Bn« vice local twud* aiter «bnf » tiroken heart «eoauM March 10. Wn tHanni»« (o UH M 

Brutus, one of his mast muted com' id were urged by Colonel Mac 

dimMoundedl Finally after a few patriot*, * also turns agabast him. Onrti to Mb early awUcjtion ai enly known i 

friendly Huddles have Men formed, Here, while h» is rather re*»oibUBg (he nearest local bo«d onloe far tmc«Uon that 

the cUss proceeds to Uie readlnfi a pin euaoion, Is Caesart nnal ap- fuller Information and ttaeMaary two sets have < 

and dtacusston ol this week's tJiriUpearance in the play. 

forms and materials 

tlcal. Atpr. 

ing episode in the lite of that un- , The remarlaMe man, Julius ft* The State Director pointed out tnat 

ortunMe fellow, Julius Caesar, A sar, actually will never M dead to 

Ike Federal 

stud«pt defermenti, which teat 

en minute drtmte continues about humanity as long •» tbe numerous, scores buve helped determine (lnce 

wkerc the ejail had left oB on the heroic high jcjwol EagiUih teachers 1M1 have Men a major factor in 

iuceedJD* week. When this eoatro- and studeotj bru.1 his woeful story 

li.«l identification IU. 

Insurln* the nstloo Us present supenial 

matter is settled, the action back ea«h year. For without the com. 

en are ' tor industry, 

ply ot specUllied manjwwer. SUfty 

osmiiienees, 

pletion of this HUrnry composlUon. 

force, tnd other 

students deferred since the testing 

tt seeing that powerful Mr. Caesar 

no group of student* could ever ae. 

Boies. 

program was begun are today scien 

las a number of subversive enemies 

tiuiily tje the recipients of a truly tuts, engineers and specialism n 

who have only one objective In life, 

well rounded eduwMw. 

other technical ftelds and In the 

, 

Robert Gray. 

to rid Borne and the world of Julius, Unless they have had the enjoy social sciences, teaching and humanl 

This daring band of conspirators are able and enriehenun Mpertenee of ties. ' 

An Irish Mace, Judith fetid. Sue real rocky Romans and are even win. becoming familiar with this Impor Test senra, with otter infornmtion 

StsBieri, ~ " — ' " ' in< to indulge in hand to hand eom. tant literature, thehr education ta- whM each registrant Is required, to 

and Ruth bat with the irrepressible Caesar (all deed will lack some of Its necessary provide hl» local board, win help 

y 

a of them st once against him.) Thai tolerant ideas and views of human those boards continue to Insure tbe 

"The Little l*eople", Suian Lundy should prove to fee quite a massacre underatMdJng, 

national Mreoytit «r maUntf the best 

and RUM Hackney. 

DoatlHe datfslons on how and when 

a man may best contribute to the 

•RINClÂL TO CONVENTION cording to beginning sounds, ending Glenn Appointed to naUonal defense, the state director Flrujerprints, said Hie wMMr, fall 

tie snotial meeting of the Depart- sounds, opposite meanings, rhyming 

added. 

Into tnree pattern types — 

ment of Elementary School Prlncl. sounds, or to tukt new words. Two Sufa-CMUnittMM 

pals, National Education Association, Tina Cornman brought big bran- 

In previous years, two regular and 

looped and wUrled-^r •• 

wiUM lieU in miladelBhia, March hes of pussy willow to school tor the 

one makeup test customarily have 

tion parpOMs, He 

23 . H. tHie theme of I his eon children to enjoy. 

been etven. But wkh tower mm ap- 

ot each and, them 

plying to MR the, test, it was an- 

chemical, are UsM to 

vent ion, iwilcii is expected to attract Waiter Trout and Sherry Hurt, 

nounced last summer that only one 

prints that are not visible 

'our to five thousand elementary pupils in Miss •ette Thorpe's room, 

test would «e offered this cdioM 

naked aye, 

school principals from all over the had birthdays last week. 

year. 

A second (Maker WM Fred Muel- 

United. States, Is "Today's Education This elass Is ftusy looking for signs 

for Tomorrow's Cilitens." 

of spring, Archie Foor and Hank 

Emphasizing that no make-up t ler, Ocean City HUfh »*ooi Senior, 

Kenneth M. Landls, principal of 

Adams brought in pussy wlliiows for 

will be offered, the state director who bowed out after kaftti at^no- 

the elementary school*, will be leav. 

the class. Shirley Hughes has 

warti«d studetats wtohing to take the ed meetings for • montb ai Jtiofcir 

Ing for the convention on Saturday, 

brought tn several picture* to put up. 

test to obtain lisa application card* HoUrlan. He was succeeded by Kd- 

and other material from the local ward Gordon, *to M fcttoiufBfl, 

March 22, since the opening session These children made Easter Bun 

hoard. 

to McOuire as the new Junior for 

is the following day. The exhibits nies and used nweirenl for the eye§, 

of this convention will be in Exhibi mouth whiskers, and tow tie! TOey 

Applications must te postmarked Mar*. 

tion Hall o( Convention Hall- had fun painting them. 

not later than midnight Friday, ' * Mueller told the Rotartau ^ 

11, 1958 The test will be ad of hU experiences as a boy In East 

Mr Landis will particip.Hc in ~~ i children In Mrs. Warren's 

tered fcy Science Beseareb Associ- Germany, where he lived before 

discussion group whose topic U room have made an Easier Tree, 

ates, Inc., of Chicago, 

coming to Hie United gta^M U" ' 

"Technlquei for EUcctlng Changes This tree is made out of branches 

in the Curriculum", In addition, he of a real tree. The branches are 

will attend several small assemblies painted yellow, and they are stand, 

which will discuss grouping children ing in a Mg vase full of sand, These 

for instruction. 

children have made Easter baskets 

EAffl. L SHAW, A 

* * * 

out of colored paper and hung thorn 

on the tree, ft mafces Uieir room 

MOtUm ami 

N0T(S OF CSNTRAi. *,VENUI look very attractive. The children 

Donald V.lnn and Jimmy Nixon hope the Easter. Bunny sees their 

SHUT METAL WORK A. w. j, 

made same examples of foulls. These Easter Tree. 

MYAMT FOaKco AIR 

boys pressed some greased shells 

JO6BING 

collected In Ocean City into ha! 

CONGRESSMAN SUNN 

MATUW . 

dried cement. They are pupils to Freshmen to Stage 

Two comniKtee appointments for 

ALTERATIONS 

252 WEST AViNUE 

Albert Oiiden'i Fifth tirade. 

Bop. Milton W, OMnii, of New Jer. 

1707 BAY AVENUE 

The Junior Fire Marshals of this 'Merchant ©I Vtmic** soy's Second Congressional District, PHONE 213* 

RathtoMt NM JHM 

room have an honor roll, children By ALICE CRANSTON were announced this week. 

who have helped to prevent fire, Mrs, Cameron's Freshmen English 

report the circumstances to the! 

Mr, Qlenn was named to the sub- 

classes have begun their annual 

class, if the «!a* ftels the action reading of Bhaleespeir's "Jlerehant 

committee on Pish and WUaHfe Con- 

lidfinten 

worthy of honor, the child's name of Venice," Iliey began to .casting 

servBtlon, » part of ihe cmBmlttee 

piseed on tile list which ii, dig 

onVi.it 

the characters by popular vote. The 

on MercWBt Marine and FltheMei, 

played in Uie elBssrbom. Honors Ic.ids, Portia Antonio and Shsloek, of which h» al»o Is a member. The 

> BRUCE SMITH so far have gone to Meredith Martin were chosen' only after heavy con- sub-committee organized Wst Wed., 

i Monday Mrs. Amorila Cope- dale, Gordon MacMurray and Walte sidenlion because of the extent and neiday. 

la rtpn-sentatlve of Pairlelfli Hughes, t 

Impoitncc of their parts. Because of Aniong th* flrst matters to be con- 

MO University, waa at OSHS tUm Ceraldine poster's riflh Orndi the large cast, almost everyone has aidcred in legislation to a]io«at« a 

t k U)OM seniors who had ap- has nude Ice Bkstini figures fs a reading part. 

percentage of revenue from the fedb 

the University. Jlrs Cwe- their hullelin board. Some of thi 

I PHrpMe in visiting here was 

The rrcshmuii also will be rtsponral duck stamp sale to the purchase 

children made a background scene 

t Ule student* with the 

siblo tor learning 34 or the more ad developnient of federtl duck 

of a. pond Ireci, and houses, Every- 

and to tell Diem about 

wejl'known quotations In the play. preserves. Bportsmen through, Byt/ders Buildmrt T 

one hi the class made figures. They 

i;«niiHi3 which Is going to 

They n-ust know also the person but Southern New Jersey h»yo ibeen 

were very attractive, Most of them 

tMtMfl, M N, J. 

speaking and MM spoken to. As iiKerested in su* a program for 

were pictured doing stunts, Th Shakespeare Mid, "AU that glitters years. 

QUALITY HOMES 

four students who bad the children pasted the figures on th ii not gold," and these Freshmen are The Congressman also was sppoin 

me with Mrs copaiand were ^background. THey look very «olor. out to prove that knowledge glitters ted to, • new House special sub«oni. 

i Ifarittas mie Bpeneer, Bud. fui. This elass decided io make ice just as much as gold. 

CHARLES |. MUMFORD 

mlttee on Ocean Freijht rorwards. 

" and ban Siuli. 

skaiUii figures for th* buUetta foard 

This croup wUI follow up on the 

BUILDER 

heeaufe It fits in very well •with the 

investigatidn and reconiniendatloni 

weather. 

Stone Harbor Tax 

Tf am 

of a similar cenijniUee Ui the B4th 

II AricarwM Av*. Phfin* 3445W or 3247 

Budget Increeses 

Congreis. The work relates to ibrok- 

Stone Harbor's Borough Council erase f«e» and commissions charged 

•v' MUT •OVMM 

this week adopted on flnai reading on freteht shlpmente earried by ROBERT MONROE 

Id We was taken fcy the Blue very proud of its door. TOW have its municipal budget calling for gen- ocean-going aingo vesecls. 

I of UK Skis Freihnwn gym the PTA banner and the thrift ban- 

Building Contractor H. C PONTIERE 

eral appropriations totaling M«,M9 

I on Monday, February at Ijynne ner on It, 

This compares with SM1JO0 last 

pr m Stephanie afcFartand This daw bad the 

Wicket Mak«» Dfan's Jobbin 

— 3UILDER — 

year, 

2249 *— "» trip as * he.Uh fro. ©fth^ pear conch »*•) brought Wto 

I and dieting. WM Lucy " - room. The ehP* were sur- 

The oudgct caUa, for J2O6,52».B0 l« 

9M Wf,f Av,v Ph. 

be raised for local purposes, boost- 

i 

, Miss Miriam Eclcnly 

FntS B. Wlojep, Ocrtn C*tj Higl 

l>rl»ed to see toe tidy *ejr wneh Ins the "lax rate to approximately 

I them. They traveled to 

{•rhaol graduate and btiketfull star 

.hells found In each disk. The egp »6.89. an Increase of sii cents. 

»V Satan.: ' 

hfis attained th.- bean's Us' at Ih 

m *#en Sutnt ashoW fcefwo the Tho budcet provides for payment University of Oeiawari!, *+ero hi 

Kr, Mrs Jules SaBnUo, by snails could get out. ' in full of the ebst of the ne* muni ij. In his Junior year. 

( aU the mechanical dfr ^Be ehfldren in Mrs.Phyllis Itovers clpnl hill and *i 10.000 for the eon 

to lose weight and a)sa MOM have * wort tram In thy rooni. 

Students on tile Uit must have 

tmued development of the southern 

Each w eenUln* word» **Wi »e 

minimum 3.25 Index which is bette STAHLER'S 

end of ihe community. 

Sud may arrange to groups ac. 

thsn "B" average for all work taken. 

BUILDERS 

TED CLYMffi 

R«.: 1547 Boy Aw, Phena 2980 

"WE SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES" 

• '*•> r i " j ', 

I5S'' *. '.NUJ?* 

BODY A rHMPE* 

ITRAIQHTENrNO 

BERGER LUAABER 

r 

W0RK 

LAWRENCE TARVES 

TIL! 1TAI1BABB A ACO 

PINE COMBINATION DOORS 

MILLWOWC 

MM8 - - - Th. Fri^ 

11H. STSSCT *ml SIMPSON AVENUE 

No ^ Too Smalh 

• naisgaiinn IV 

on 

•nrly-organHed Hamnwnton 

»ub will rteUve «• latanuttaMl 

charter. 

JALOUSIES 

fro|» Our 

MUMI-SeMfRS C0. : 

Successors to If. J.LUCKENBACH 

CMAMB F. srmn 

FLOOH and WAU. COVtt/WOS 

tf, 

*c 

% 

antf I*- 

o- ti» 

|t not an tin- 

«•> iliMalHattw 

.'••r iflifflllliPl | 

• fwlbr aMMMtt or Ma an 

tlkM «*• lM,-|aWMtl«», M 

• M aMM* HUM naivef that 

da Mkvb or. IUSM the 

, at MM MMfed which are 

SI. mwrtSTwi 4Mr t« iMn 

tt««Ml|Mr«M«Mt|MgM 

WW «f Income ituuM 

tog thto typ. o. In, in thatf.ll. 

m to comply witn nwnlaliMu ear. 

Heiamn Peru-ties. At Unwa -raAFB ••(!*• 

is typical of the joint efforts carried ited to attend and bring their spc 

qn by the two state agencies," iflc (awn problems with them. 

TO PHIIADEIPHIA ^ ^TIMETAB 

The second meeting will be on (149, Phils. & 30

**•**• TIM MM< 

•a? 

a canfngkkn o 

Juin, •*• destroyed except 

•» «•> a* Uw mult of an anon 

M Your Phone" 

. lallJlW L. COOMBY 

. WtfJaCH ft. TOWNMND 

SwvfM 

• far *I Yewf. 

(P. 

WTMtTHOOtSrCHUftCH • 

kkh't Annual 

TURKEY DINNER 

?«* fUNiiAy) WO to 6:30 

st-. • 

Ht&fclS 1 . . $2,06 

(§fr »t SUinttm's, Montgomery Paint Store, 

Sarffcc Sprite or Hughes' Pharmacy. 

fUt 

Throughout the history of mankind 

nm» tbe account 6f a double quest: 

Man searching for God , , . ova rratlesi 

ocernest to understand and please our 

Crator has paralleled the centuries of 

dpd seeking Man , . , ceaselessly, pa- 

His Love has lighted tile ages, 

reaching toward our hearts, encomg 

our souls. 

no powerful lens ever devised will 

this search. Our quc • fids its connot 

beneath tiic lens of a 

••talt beni-ath the spire ui a 

ntia aês not recogni, 'its own 

-• top* witfi tne c

xmmmv ; ' 

"'T 

•flt : 

appeared In 

Jss old. Tiu. 

> «nt wroupiwtn. 

aai •; 

laware naxt season wiil 

•Ity of DaUwire next 

IVkOldwood Catholic 

School's 

«l « « • Somh Jane? Catholic 

•V \ 18 14 

Rubles 17 jo 

Emerald? iei.j 151 

Sapphires . 1(1 10 

Topaz is 11 

IIUN. 

> and MostiorYour Dollar S*« Us 

KEALTOR J 

•A * OeMn 4Wm4 . Phoo-0655 - 0007 

Lutherans and Baptists 

Share Church Loop Lead 

Tfle top eerlfl ot the uourcn Lei- 

gue at the 12th st. Bowling Academy 

hceame crowded this week with two 

learns ciunbiaB up into a deadlock 

with the former pacemakers 

Somere point Lutheran "A" and 

Oeean city Baptist took the full 

count over Oeean city Lutheran and 

Palermo Baptist, respectively, to 

gain thc top level with earners Point 

Lutheran "B», which lost Si to K 

of O, "B". 

Bob Adams monopolized high In- 

dividual honors with a 530 series and 

SM ilngle. 

Sfindinssi 

S, F, Lutheran "B" 22 10 

S, p. Lutheran "A" m 10 

O. C. Baptist SJ 10 

0. C, Lutheran isii laii 

St. Augustine 17l-j 141 a 

OYSTERS CROWD CRABS 

ON TOP POUBLES LIAOUI 

The Oysters humbled the Shrimpi, 

4-0, to (aln a first place tie in thu 

Mixed Doublet League at laih st. 

with the Crabs, who lost 3 1 to the 

Lobsters. 

Ileljel Johnson hit 199 to top the 

men's single efforts, while Aubrey 

Heed's 5a7 was the best series. For 

the ladies, S.vl Johnson mopped up 

all honors with a IBB single uni 4BB 

triple. 

Oysters . 

Crabs ... 

Flounder 

Shark , , 

SfciMinist 

17 

17 

13 

10 

tl*ndln«* 

PuWlc Safety ...... 23 )3 

Wallace 23 13 

Water Service 22 H 

S PI Klwanls 20 10 

S. P. Police IB IS 

Shropshire 10 IB 

1» 1» 

MAPES CLOSt IN 

ON JOHNSON 5 

Mspes' Service Inched closer to 

pjcemukiiva John's FUre \n the City 

League at Northncld Mnnday nifiht 

by dropping Palermo Tech, 4-0, while 

Johnson's toppled Hyatt's, 31. 

Stnlnton's Department Store 

moved out of a thret'-Wiiy tie In 

third position and took undisputed 

possession ot the level with a 3-1 

count over Eddie's Service. Samp- 

son's and Hyatt's, slipped into 8 

fourth place deadlock. 

Dr. John Weaver turned In 574 

for high triple. Included was a 

211 .tingle. Sam Bcnncr'g 213 topped 

the singles list. Oilier high singles 

included R. Nugent. H. Davis anil F. 

Allen 205 each; Frank Ewing Jr. 

202; k. Pulld), 201 and 200, and I'. 

Pcssolano, 201 

BETIY LSI iHINii 

• N H, g, GIRLS PLAY 

Betsy Lee posted a J7C single an. 

a 422 series count to take inuividual 

voring laurels in the High Sthoo 

Girl's League. 

Browniee Furniture stiyed on the 

pace despite a 22 deadlock witn 

ilughes Pbarmar}, while thu itcond- 

place Ocean City Cleaners uropped 

the Alley team, SI. 

Standlngii 

Bro»TiIee .. ... 12 

Cleaners 9 

Hughes a 

Alleys J 13 

Northfield Bowling 

SHRINIRS HIKI LIAD 

IN MASONIC LEAGUE 

Tha Shrlners picked up extr, 

ground in the Masonic League a 

12lh st. by posting a J.1 victory eve 

second place Blue Lodge. 

Ben Connelly turned in a Sao sei 

les which included a M* single lit 

came off with all the high inOividU 

honors. 

Standing!: 

Ihriners 14 4 

Blue Lodge is 7 

Belcher ijj y 

OCBC LEADING MIN'S 

LUWI IN COMFOUT 

The Ocean City Dry Cleaners ar 

front running the Thursday Nigh 

Men's League, maintaining the pae 

with a 4.0 win over MAB, Secon 

Waee Dry Wall topped Boscul, 3-1. 

Xearslcy hit JOB for hlfh gam 

whfle Aubrey Reed's a!4 was tae 

best series e/forl. 

SUndindj: 

OCOC ....,, 20 

Dry Wall 17 

Boseul IB 

MhRCI PETERSON 

TOPS LADIES LEAGUE 

Marge Peterson snowed the mj 1« 

he Tuesday Night Lariies League, 

luming In a IBS single and a ..!'a ser. 

les. 

The loopleading daisies held the 

pan with a 44 win over the l;ose« 

Tie For Lead in Hot 

Seashore League Race 

WalUeo Hardware moved up for 

a share of the sunberth In the Sea. 

shore League at the Northfleid Bowl, 

ing Center Friday night with a 3-1 

win over Palmer Chevrolet whlla 

Public Safety, pacemakers to this 

point, were stood on by V.F.W.. SJ. 

Water Service clung to second 

Place with a 4* iriumph over 5om. 

era Point Police, while Somers Point 

KiwanJs roosted in third position on 

a 2-2 split, with Boscul Coffee 

Frank Ewina jr. turned in hi-Jh 

triple, a Ml count which included a 

232 jingle. Ed Hamada's 22T was 

top game, while Frank Townsend 

doubled with « 212 and 200, Tom 

Ani came in with a Ms series, 

which included a 226 single and 

Townsend registered 565 in "three 

games. 

Other high singles included Joe 

Psone, 210; Bon Guiles 209; Frank 

imith, 208; Dr. John Weaver 804; 

Bill Niekles, 201, and Milton Brown, 

200, , 

23 

2a 

22 

lilt 

law 

13 

14 

14 

17'i 

17H 

Jolm&on's 5 n 13 

Mapet , U 14 

Stalnton's 24 16 

Sampson's ., 22 IB 

Hyslt's 82 IB 

Eddie's Jill IB',4 

* * • 

SYLVIA CARPINTIR 

•AYSHBM LOOP PACER 

Sylvia Carpenter picked up all the 

Individual laurels in Friday night's ; 

action of the Women's fiayghore ' 

League hitting a 4M series and 

213 single, 

Daniel's Restaurant continued on 

he pace with a 31 win over Harry's 

nn, Rugby Inn topped Chidsey 

Chrysler, 44), to gain a second place 

tie with Peter Pan which defeated 

Shep's Pharmacy, 3-1, The loss 

dropped chidsey from third to 

fourth position tie with Harry's, 

Standinf! 

Daniel's 

Peter Pan 

Rugby 

Chidiey ,,. , 

Harry's :,.. 

* * * 

AN6, SMALL 

PACE BAYS1DIRS 

Tom Anj with a hlfh singio of 

244 and B. small with a series count 

of 804 tapped the Ocean City Bay- 

side League ptay at Northfield, 

Other leading games were Small's 

244, B, Brown, Jl4s n, Barrett Jll; 

T. Cralibe, 1M, and A, Berman' 206, 

Stafldinfi 

Diamond Cleaners , 2a a 

Egg Harbor , 27 9 

Berger Lumber 2S 11 

House-Garden 22l-j 131 j 

Qarrfjon Jewelers ,21 lo 

* m c 

RICHARDS, WESCOAT 

OP DOUBLIS PLAY 

Fran Richard!! hit a 184 single 

score to top the ladles of the Ocean 

City Mixed Doubles League at North, 

field, while Coarse Wesceal's 217 j 

epped the men's effort, | 

Mrs. Richards added sinslex of : 

["0 and 1(3 to come off with a higii I 

triple of 827, Bill Boisona res- 

istered a 579 series to lop the men 

in this department, lip hit eanjcj 

sf J02 and 201. 

01 her high suislcs included Marti- 

Darby. 17D and 177: Donna Weather- 

Uy, 17a; Ted ciymer 214: Mickey 

Ang, 210, and Al Westherby 20f ' 

if, 

i •*• iJ 

TIP ON THRIFT: USE SENTINEL-LEDGER WANT ADS TO GET THINGS DONE QUICKLY At 

(ossified Advertisements 

• forth*"* columna (hould be In the office of The 

NOTÂTW _niAN NOON TO1SDAY TOB 

knd NOON WEDNESDAY FOB TOO- 

SSMwIM, 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

i ttnt, 18 I^rt* .... 

(3c per word mtesdlng 25 words) 

IBnnnfci« S esUMutive Times, with M words or Lon 

"^^Âd» MfliUrtti M Numbers. 20e Hare 

* i 

1 Be 

t3M 

_ AU Classified Advertising Cash — 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 2se EXTRA 

milled tn, given to ropr«enUUve or brought to office 

_j,, MUSt *M ACCOMPAMm BV CAJH OR STAJJMi to 

f«j2. Cow accepted over phone u courtejy and convenience 

f ,r. Remittance must be in before advertisement la set 

Ctaistfied DbipUy Advertising _ *1 Be rar Inch 

I MIMORIAM 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

PROPERTY 

look uita 

front- In ho 

BSUF 

irsa 

near BUi 

•USINISS SIRVICI 

C^ÂN and haul away anv^ 

' want from attfc, 

you do not 

rw~i^'- w "» who pawed 

Reva- ihall you be 

Ti rsni *" * fc 

Sadly 

miAND.^ 

ACTION WAS HOT and bmvy at high schbol gym Saturday night ag] 

Athletic Leapt team beat Ocean City VPW Juniors in final round of state ] 

Local players in this action are, from left. Randy Fox (0), John Kiphorn 

and Bob Price (foreground)—Orauiger Studio photo. ' 

OF THANKS 

TO THANK our lamily. 

- »nd mlBtlbo for eardi, 

anl all efpreaalOM ol .ay_IB- 

*-•'—& during our recent Be- 

We Mpeclally wlih to 

"Good health la the thing 

(hat makes you feel that now 

Is the best time of the rear!" 

Oranges 

Lemons 

P 

Standing! 

MORI SPORTS ON 

PAGE «. 

BOARDWALK 

LUNCHEONETTE 

If^QQ (Financid) 

FULLY EQUIPPED 

and 

READY TO GO 

"You Can Make That 

Much Nat in 2 Seasons' 

RINT Of LOCATION 

IS $1fW SIASON 

SCOTT 

614 8th Street 

THE NATIONAL BANK 

of OCEAN CITY 

8TK STREET AND ASBURY AVENUE 

CONDINSID STATfMfNT OF CONDITiON—MARCH 4th 19S8 

ASSETS 

Caih and ReMrve , 

U, S. Govtrnment Notes and Truiury Bills " """'' 

U. S, Government Bends...... ....... 

Municipal l a n d s ..•'.'....'.'.'.'."'"•"'"""" 

OHiM SMuritiM ...... , " ' 

Ifeek in Federal Rojerve Bank 

LMn« Secured by Collateral . . . , . , , , 

Other Loam ,....,, 

Bank Equipment ' ' . . . . . . 

O t t n r A w a i t ................. '' / ' ••••••••••• 

"Intun Your Tltlm and S* 

Squaa. 

. JDA PERRY and FAMILY. 

ED DISPLAV 

PLANT roUNDIB IN IM 

COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE 

In New Jerjey, Penntylvartja, Dalawar*, New l_ 

Maryland, Diitriet of Columbia, Connecticut, I 

CHELSEA TITLE 

and GUARANTY COMP/ 

. OCEAN CITY 

NATIONAL BANK OF OCIAN CITY 

V 

Mlutie city, luiiu, 

3dj l 

OTHER OFFICiS: 

llala,0Ur. WUdirHd, 

Hfer, 

Make Your Home-Owi 

Dreams Come True I 

$ 2J76J40M 

4,i7S,m.7l 

77SMQM 

M00.M 

192,001.00 

28,500.00 

5,918,217.51 

1,485,192.24 

37!Jfr 

,,r3 

42,760.28 

Capital—Common Stock . 

Surplus .,,.,..... 

UndMited Profit. . 

BtPMiti ........ 

Unearned Discount 

LIABILITIES 

* 15,936,208.27 

$ 350,000.00 

600,000.00 

132.015.49 

188,419.23 

515,936,208.27 

' ft50 

$81.92 

DOWN 

MMMt 

BHUCJK P. BIHON 

JOHN f. SANDY 

ELWOOD F. KIRKMAN 

LAWREWCE X. IM/M 

JOHN o, Mimat 

lUmm ft POWELL 

JAMES s. man 

CKABLB It THUB6TON 

IN B. TOWNSBM), Mj», 

torn a. warncAB, MA 

IB-I-G 

\ Clearance 

IDWILL 

ISED CARS 

10 

LIKE NBW 

'ADILLACS 

1957 to 1952 

All Models 

Mn. 

% 

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Chtoffn H'dtap 

MM 

!Ms 

OWsmobite 

Ford 

V4 Rinth W 

M 

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J 

BUY - BUILD - REM< 

YOUR HOME WITft OUR 

DIRECT REDUCTION 

inymourn V4 Club C 

•Or. 

M4I. 

[ PHHI V4 Club Coup. 

I h j V4Mn.DtlHira4Br. 

MORTGAGE LOAN MBAttGAINS 

. otncEss 

ELWOOD R KIRKMAN 

OuhTMn tf the Board 

BRUCB P. DEMON 

PrtHJt 

DEPOSITS INSURED 

Terms Up to 15 Years 

A*»'t C«ibl«r 

KmKMAN, HULUOAN & UARBJ3 

CURRfHT 

BATE 

SAVINGS 

Ywr mon«y is Mf* h*r« , , . • 

U, S. Government agtncy inwrM 

y»up uvlngt up t0 *10,0pp. . , 

• 2-Dr. SMan 

1 Plymouth Convertible 

>Ni«h$u|Mr4-br. Sdn. 

- TRY 'EM 

US AN OFFER 

Jn Display I 

"ritain 1 * fte.f Buy 

M SUPER 

VAUXHALL 

1001 AS 

FIMALE HILP WANTED 

16% 

•nd ha 

BETTLEB WOMAN, uBineumbered 

ln»l «U«ri >itin« uid i> luna 0 

cnnur«i, fntla, luDurgan home 11 

Wimer, IXoun (atiF in nimuen (Joo 

Wary II lnim,u«l wrlle Bolt tiiS, 

El>fl!c3l nur*e or cut!* 

pmlon for eiderly lady ui hur lionie 

PHom 11m, 3.1 

WANTED—Girt lor (CIKnl office work 

Mid for iwltchDoard. Box No, SMS. 

tnunetLfQe â 

MALI HELP WAN I ED 

PAINTER VVANTKD — Only sxwrl 

oBeea men need apply, iup m«« 

fan. Appiy William y, Wauura, in 

—lury Aivnus, uecMn Cily. iii 

SITUATIONS WANTED 

BABlf SITTING. Mperlfiind BQC an 

flour: after mldBignt, 7be an hour, 

Mrs, Jsatner MisiMceia, uai Slmtsun 

Ave. Mione K»B, « 

PIRSONALS 

rOB THE FIN1ST IN WEDDING «n- 

tvmmet, inioiu.au. Mcnptiuni, liaer- 

•mi caru*—rnun (ml, Muienry •. 

ju Allaaue Avs. U 

VISIT eur eonat deparuutni tor glrd- 

le», eonmnstua m trauitrel u lit 

•very Ilguie. HeMqusrtcri lor new ay 

lull •ssHueiwr unliormi. nmm, beau- 

tician, ana wutrtiMt, wirnc «nd Ul 

colorj. Tni WIM SHOP, »0o A»bury 

TUTORING 

R8MEDIAL READINO. Phdnlcs train- 

inii, jL'iementary school subjects, 

Sjmple spe«n work Certifies waencr. 

Mr*. Noal, U3S Pleuure Ave, Plione 

1794, 3-27 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

. moth holei, euti teara,' 

Builnnhoui. Buttoiia - 

, Made, Heinalltehlnf, 

Sarvlee, ReuonaBle. i'lofenof 

1M Bay Ave, ~--- -— 

INVISIBLE REVVEAVING — 

om Cbvered, 

Prompt 

. JtUriei, 

Phone 1304, 4-3 

SUP COVERS MADE. Very rea»an- 

lible. Tree eiUnitn, Phone JM1, 

PIANO TUNINO repnlrlRK, rpbuila. 

inji- Paiil Piirker (rrs!sit'i*d> sue- 

ccwir 10 Wllej- Ktistmun. A.I pliino 

T_eohnlclsn - Qualjty work guarsnteed, 

^3 W, Vei-non A\e.; IJnftQod, phone 

Some Polnl 4310, tl 


Selected 

USED CARS 

«57 PLYMOUTH 

B.lvld»r«. LMi thin J/Cft 

4,000 niiMt. DOWN oaU 

'53 PACKARD "300" 

*S3 MERCURY 

Hardtop Std.n S9TC 

POWN £19 

'54 FORD Ranch Wagsn 

S3 

H, C, AMOS 


Sales and Service 

MS IAST 34th STRUT 

PHONE 1888 

me or MKWher*. Will pay you 

JlfriiT-nco above tne e«t of labar 

hauling, W, Bright, SU Vernon 

, unwqod. pfionu ioRlen Point 

WIW, HAUL AWAY 

you nav 

whlcn 

& tor 

EARL NORTH'S 

WOOD SHOP 

10th Street Opposite 

R, R. Station 

PhsM 2936 

FURNITURE 

RIPINISHIB — REPAIRED 

ELECTRO PLATING 

SILVm — CHROME — BRASS 

GIFT SHOP 

ANTIQUES 

REGISTERED BUILDERS 

ALTBRATIONS — REPAIRS 

KITCHEN 

INTERIOR RiMOCJELINO • 

riBHEOLAM YOUR BOAT with our 

Uip quaiuy Marine Grade FIDreelsas 

Bout Cloth jind Regin, On Hie at 

NIXON MARINA. STO Bay Avenue, 

CJiain city, N, J. Phone ocean Clly 

WIT. (i 

Yale Keys 30c Each 

2 for 55c 

ûlek servit*, DavU Hftrdivare Co, 

1338 Asourjf Ave, tl 

TYPEWRITERS ^ 

ADDING MACHINES 

REPAIRED 

OCIAN CITY TYPEWRITER 

SERVICE 

3W Atbury Avi. Phon. 1JM 

AtUMINUM STORM WINDOWS and 

screens rfHlnd, Baker. AwnlnE 

Shop, M2 «ay Ave, FhoBB 1S41, 

CAR RADIOS REPAIRED 

Colas Radio Service 

ALL MAKIi 

Motorola Sales and Service 

211 Atoury Avi. Phone MM 

KBYS MADB—OoniBlfllB loclumlth sep 

VEee, Automobile^ Inqks _a specialty. 

Waller B, Alien, TOS Gentrai Ave, 

"%ne »M, tl 

Sheppard's Auto Service 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND 

BRAKE SPECIALISTS 

BATTFRIKH Far All C»» 

•1214 SIMMON AVENUE 

PHONE 0722 

FOR RENT 

TV SITS 

Week — Month — Seaton 

T v siVvTc i 

Sslf-Supporting Tswin 

•nd Anninnil ir.cl»d 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 


Phone 1242 

Authored 

SALE! AND SKBVHK 

•Our Hfnlrfoirn (» all 

rmeiitr Trulled" 



IUY HERE AND SAVE! 

CHEVROLETS 

V-H Bt'l All unoilJi w il.in. 

natlc dihe, |iusli hutti>n mdlo 

w hourr. beoutjiully J loned. 

l-)->T 

uutomallc 

alrfluvr hwitrr. btntiljiully J loncd, 

hoi-v and tii'ft.n finish »ct off by 

while wall tlrej Drlitn onlv 90m 

mll«. Looks »nd run« like new. 

1906, v-8 Htmilii coupe radio, heut- 

mun ult metal 

Bullion wflKon heutei, HPiirkllnR 

nrw 3-tone piilnt fi rounder enftlne 

ultti cnminllonal dilje fn-t>uttn ivdlu with 

clrt-tilo antenna end real PCHI 

speaker deluxe h*atet\ Luok> « 

iiiui nFnirrd ulnce m-w by t* One 

>ear. 100 per cvnt mojor nlcehanlcul 

>ear. 100 per c 

PONTTAC 

CATAU 

atlc dri 

h 

TAC 

UNA s|M>rl srdiill outii- 

ntatlc drive posh-button «dlo, 

dclUXP hwter other extra! TYrtted 

from original mvnrr One year, 

100 pfr cvnt nia mechanical 

Cuarantred X 

a^Mlnat major . 

Xt& STATION WA0O?l. Kour-dnoT. owner. One ywv «uamnu>e, 

nlno pawenier" iWdiinistli. Ha- MANV other can to choo« from 

dloahd heiK. Will n)ake ldaal Will trade Clw low COM OMAC 

•ecuna (or unit. terms, 

CiLEBRATlMe OUR 25TH YEAR WITH CHfcVROLKT 

Palmer Chevrolet & CHdsmoblle 

bUSINliS SiRVICB 

CALL US TODAY 

We will estimate the 

MM of imtalting 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

• You an under no obligation 

Wm. S. 

AMerson EMCITKWIS 

lin Awury Ann**—MIMM 1771 

ff 


WANTED — An opportunity to live 

you an atlnutt on Vour Ken ml- 

auen. ifeu wm UJC# our D@dV and 

ot Mi 

under work, ocean > 

7UJ and Bay . 

AWTOMOIILIS FOR SAL! 

FOB SALa-.lMS Fora 

*wa mlrlane taub 

•n clean and fully equipped. Will 

lacniue. Phone 3H§. u 

Victoria, UB7 

3edm.. Both 

id Wil 

raaio. i 

Phone 1329, 

Liffr 2iltKir sedan, Hnter 

iiso.go, Kaiph Clayton, 

9 SiJ 

MASK, 1M0, 

tion. *JB9, 

Some Point, 

sedan, Bcuutl(u) oondU 

Dick's _Amoeo Service, 

Phone SMS, 3.13 

BOATS FOR SALE 

WANTED TO BUY 

'IANOS Wfl 

AUahuc city 

AM LOOKING for a cash bargain 

„» M. or 34 foot crul.tr. R 

[Igfliu, 1ST Moreno rd. Wynne' 

ANTIQUES. 

brass, ian 

VertiDn Aye, 

all kinds, China, Kla 

Brass, lamps, etc, vV. Brljjht 

.ernon Ave, Umsr J — - 

Point 4M3 of 437B 

Ligwood, Phone Semers 

tf 

FOR SALI 

tlantie Aves 

Al, IN«T«UMffiJT8 

oil, FuHBca in naoni 

na I mf 

ô «% oil, FuHBca 

»en u,yi ana eveBInn, mf 

*uslc Store, 834 Mantras* st,, 

lana. N, J, Phone B.77S7. 

USED TV 

SETS 

GOOD CONDITION 

10.QAY WARRANTY 

9 25.00 up 



Phone 1242 

These make ideal 

second sets lor 

your home. 

UKNERAL BL.ECTRIC RANGE 

& M y entuti - 1MS "** Me 

iGlBMRE, M5.00. 

chair (matc'hlng), b 

as"?" 8 |1|Wm WWe " 

bed. bureau and 

ioy'l high chair, 

4 chairs, - i - i 

TIIRIFT-WAV ll 1 he Blare 

when .vou neeil unfs, y 

ll»l prlw; (CCDnd tlir 1 

DudHFt. plan nvallablr., ii/oo ". 

lire will .put on a full «et, _ 

SVAY. MH St. und lluvrn Ave 

save 

lire; 

4.17 

WMTINOHOU; 

new. with 

ROASTER, brand 

..... cabinet and timer, 150,00, 

alter I P. Mm .veek end "BO 

0U\HS UNED Auiomutlc 

healer, used one year, 

•retto.. machine. |*,00; 

149.00, Olck > Amoco 

Point. Phone 144" 

REflTAU 

lTAUIlANT FIXTUBM, If Inter- 

S ' VUwland. N. J,. Oxford 

CLASSIFIID DISPLAY 

DCSOTO . PIYMOUTH 

r pnrti««-ai( Sivta(. 

WoodbineMotorSales 

Autfi. BttVM.nMMwM D«l

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J'' f' -ijtf 

THE QCfeAN CITY SINTtNll-iEPOEft 

March 29 to Help 

Scholarship Fund , 

Boy Scoyf Troop Receives Its Charter 

L4t»*t*n4 In 

City High 

,to attain «h* itBtW 

w «M* 

• #>. «., FrnwHt km W 

.;_ .". awe 

I a*. Mw Caa»*M»irr)e 

u. s. Air 

nc He dba>lv«d 

' alMea «f ten and spoke on 

-• imple* nabltt. wenere 

Cot billiard In IMS re. 

from the Air Force after five 

•a « lactatk* officer in the 

, Kut, from Korea to Indonesia, 

> apaaker pointed out that the 

Md area of the four rosin 

int Japan u less thin that of 

, fiats of California, hut that Jo 

nt 4anuaitkMi of 117 million l 

if 

n peop 

tbat of the entire United 

> 

§ at 7 a, m. 

Confessions Thursday before from 

J-JO to 1:10 B. n. 

Holy D»yl— 

Mosses at 6:30 and I e. m. 

Confessions evening before from 

1:30 to 8:30 p. m, 

QUEEN OP MARTVlli CHURCH 

Jnd .1. and Atlantic av, 

Sunday Mass— 

Masi at 9:15 a, m. 

Confessions before man up 

9:05 a. m. 

First Friday and Holy Bays— 

Mass at 7:30 a, n. 

Confessions before nun, 

* a * 

FIRST ptRIIBYTIRiAN 

7th .nd Wesley av, 

•reachlni Chrirt Crvclfltd, HIM 

and Gemini Again 

R.v. Wllll.m (tsetitffe Allen, Paster 

9:30 a. m—Sunday school for the 

whole family, Edward A, McJoblan, 

general superintendent. 

Iu:4J a m,—Organ Meditation. 

11 a, n!—Morning Worship. Nun 

ery for preschool children in the 

Chureh House. Message: "From The 

Cross • Destiny," 

•:45 p. m—Intermediate and Sen- 

ior Christian Endeavor 

7:30 p, m.—Organ Meditation, 

7:45 p. m.—Evening Worship, Me* 

sage; "Christ In The Golden Candl 

•lick." 

The choir under the direction oi 

Mrs, Marian Trout Murphy will sin( 

at both service*, 

TuMay, Mareh It— 

3:30 p, m—Bible Club for girl: 

and boys. Lower Auditorium, 

4:15 p, m,—Cherub Choir rehearsal. 

I p, m—Monthly meeting of Sun- 

diy School Association. 

4, Eluniid _.._.. 

chpi- IT). Time. .31,1 

fjo.,vij!t! indlvitiual MP(UPV=I Fad- 

den (Si, 2. Ervltw (Si; 3_ ttarey ITI- 

1 TouwHur ((); 5, Don Monev if) 

Tlmp 114 mlnulM 

4&,varU BlVusUirokfr—I l*m!th fS i: 

i 3, ] 

Jiiefc MucMurray ( 

Timp. 41-^ seconds 

T - = 

Wairt-n (Hf 4 Paul 

a. Munpy""*7). " = Time 

ritu 

11 puims. 

nsElfihl 

Seventh 

Grade 

In Appreciation . . , 

Hay we thank the hundreds of customers 

and friends for their wonderful response 

In visiting us last week during our open- 

ing days? The success of this occasion 

exceeded our fondest expectations. We 

shall look forward to seeing you again and 

again In the years ahead. 

— TOM CAKE 

Thomas 

— FORMERLY JETKrt-THE-JEWELER — 

Asbuiy Av*. Onan Clly Phon* 0359 

ilnri&ltifefO \*&1«*.?' 

7;48 p m.—Midweek "Bible Study 

i Hour", The pastor continues a ser. 

i ies of studies on "Th? Irresistible 

1 Cross." 

. ThuFiaay, March 20— 

' 1 p, ra—Chureh Membership clas 

; Friday, March J1— 

T.SO p. m—Junior Christian En. 

2, | deivor and Junior Choir. 

S 9 p, ra,_Senior boys basketball 

! practice 

! lafureaif. Marsh SS_ 

> 1:30 p. m— Meeting of BuUdlne 

I Committee, 

i . . . 

i OCEAN CITY BAPTIST 

! [Mh rt. and watlay av. 

Re*. BavW P, Wright, P.,h>r 

MH, T*8nna SmMi, TOMMI Dlr.ctor 

Sunaav, March l»— 

i S:M a, m. J. Sunday School with 

im wiiawoof! Kiwanis cuh thi« ' f^f,* s f 2£ e ,j* r Jl.fn emb * 1 ' er lho 

week made i S100 loan to 4.H Ciu-i / ,' Donald Phjllipi, auperinten- 

i-.emhers in Cape Majf County, The ' 

loan was made speclrlcslly lor tho-io I 

i ho wil£ raise the chickens for th 

annual Board of Agriculture Barne 

cue to be held at the 4-H Fair, July 

Youths Get Loans to 

Help Raise Chickens 

•y WILLIAM S. HFES 

4-H Club A««n( 

The Wildwoof! Kiwanis cuh thi« 

17, 18. and IB. 

Loam to eluii members w 

made on a "need basis," 

be 

An inter. 

tst rate of one per cent will be 

charged club members. The latter 

feature is one designed to make the 

lean more businesslike and true to 

life. Club members will be asked 

to repay the loan when they (re re- 

imburnd by the Board of Agrlcul 

tlire for the- chickens 

The barbecue chicks are sponsored 

by the a, Ii F, Store in Woodbine 

Fourteen youngsters will raise 1J00 

chlcfe (or ike barbecue. Tie chic- 

kens will be raised for nine weeki 

and wyi be ptaked up, dreaed 

eviscerated and prepared for bar. 

bjcue. It I. •sUnMitM ttat mm 

3B00 barbecue dinners will be served 

by the Board this year, 

MIM Dean Sings In 

Concert at Boston 

Muu lllen I* Dean, dauihter of 

», and Mr, Joseph g. Dean Jr., of 

Mi Marshall Jtoad, Tuekahoe, ii a 

member of the Radcllffe Chor»l So- 

ciety which Bang Bach's "B minor 

Man" In a Joint concert with the 

The eoneert, «*ieli benefltl tn» 

•estop Symoliony Orche.tra't l^n. 

alon Fund, wa> a perfommce of the 

complete text of the mas. and re- 

quired two Minions by the Penorm. 

«*, one from 4:110 to • p m. and 

the oMier from B to » p, m. Held In 

SymplUHiy Hall on Sunday, the ver- 

fonnance wu conducted by o Wai. 

lrce Woodworth, director of both the 

Choral Society and the Glee Club 

of the Boston Symphony Orohettra 

Mia* Dean, a Sopbomora at R*^ 

g"»». to • «*wte of Oceto City 

vgn Scnool. 

"-Worship Service. Mrs, 

1:IS p, m—Gospel Service at Crest 

Haven condueted by Howard Turner 

7:30 p, m,—Evening Gospel ~ 

tet. SiniUig led by chartel 

Message by Pastor Wright 

"* " -Supervisid Night Nurs, 

JiJO p, Bi,-YeuBg 

March It— 

Service. Cued 

sst' 

M W. oub for b,,. 

Adam.. 

. Mb. 

•by. Mr, 

Jftf-OriSP?*** 

11 a. 

f:» pi B^JOBletCn 

• SO p. »L-*»^ Cliob- refeaarnl 

MPTliT 

10 i. m^Junday School 

11 a, m.—Morntag Worshaj Bffvlce. 

• p m—Choir Xeneanal, 

1M p. BL—Bvcnlng Worship Serv. 

the ahrtvaa at the l«»r«ry K 1« 

•meted ttiat abont »f**> additions 

will tM owda durlnaT ean Cltv at nresent Is nn#thi« 

under a method of mreartlne tr»*>i 

on the dumo and cowering it with 

crave!, without burning to comoact 

the material and kill vermin. This 

is a compromise worked out after 

Ijurnlne of the dump drew criticism 

last year from Mate authorities. 

Local officials are in • dilemma 

on any other solution. They sty 

construction of a new Incinerator 

adequate for the job would coat 

up to $2 million, and land fill dls 

posal In trenches or pits on the 

nearby mainland ta Mocked Iby leg. 

isUtloB In offshore communities. 

The Incinerator atUI standing at 

27th at. is in dlsrwalr and It h 

beUev«t quetllonable whether it 

would be Mtf enough for the Job 

even if renovate*. This plant was 

built about 30 years ago but oper 

td l a fe 

.built about 30 years 

I •ted only a few years 

Spatial to SanHnel-LedBar 

FREMANTIÊ, Australia — Koltert 

K Bell seaman apprentice, US>' 

son of Mi* and Mrs Robcrk K Bel 1 

of 360 E Surf Road. Ocean Cltv 

lilted Fremantle. Australia. MB^"^ 

aboard the aUeck cargo shtn US C 

Arneb while on an "around tb" 

world" prulô iafcine data on co*an' r 

rav rnndlltnM for the Internatlonn' 

Year Conimlttee. 

Frnjn Froniary S-M the Aroer- 

Sydney. Australia after cow 

her operation Deei> Freest 

mission of resupplylng 

Antarctica stations at Cape Hone** 

and WUkes Coast. 

During her stay In Svdnrv. 

vessel dressed shlo In 

of Washington 1 * blrthdar and 

ed the Queen Mother, who was visit - 

hie Svdney. 

Carrying supplies, 

LWeat 

befdre 

ml***-* to 

of tnwk in 

lNh»t.iiattf> 

Hoild. a* •: 

what it 

tlon. 

lra>Me enrtau>n*a« «f nrt i 

and 

Local enKulns, The shtirV 

oreW f»rovlded a pen and pnol fllln^ 

with sea water on deck for their 

cold weather friends asM upon ar- 

rival in Sydney the birds boarded 

Pun American flight to the Swi 

Diego/ Calif,, loo. 

Senate Candidate* to 

Speak Tuesday Night 

Voters with a desire to see an' 

hear the three candidates, for Unite' 

States Senator from New Jersey 

have been invited to attend a rally 

to be sponsored by the Young Be. 

publicans of Cape May County next 

Tuesday, March 25, at • p, m, in 

the old Court house building. 

The organiutlon has invited Rep 

Robert W, Kean, Bernard Shanlej' 

and Robert Morris to be present 

and speak at this meeting which h 

open to (both members and the gen- 

eral public. Mrs. Margaret Lkm, of 

Wildwood, will preside, 

A large turnout Is anticipated. 

Refreshments will be served to ran- 

elude the evening. 

Diana. nUnHjd onVfe«V 

Taw««s)aM. r 

Ji"en fiwnmisaloned bv the state and 

rm trained m methods of prcvent- 

e Bres. 

"In New Jersev durinu the «nt 

^f*sr there wtire over l.IiOO individ- 

ual ftref. created moiftlv bv carder 

iwBle w*io did not realiii- that the- 

Had toeen restton«M>1e for more th#- 

*0.000 arm belnc burned over." an' 

Wost. •"Some of tbe forest area h» 

H-tn so *soiv dammed that it w 

t>e a permanent loss as a naturr' 

. resource. 

"Smokers accounted for 62 oi"- 

-ent of these (Ires and careless bruti- 

ttnm aeoounted for an addition*' 

IS Mr cent. In almost even- |r 

•Mice thase flrei could have tw 

wnMsd If i UUle caiv liad bev- 

CAFB-ATXANTiC CttAMW(»*B and ithwiers of 21 games in a row before they were knocked out of the South 

Jersey Group 2 tournament are the OoaanCtty. Red Italden, shown here with their coach and managers. Standing, 1 to r, 

are JVhitey Haak, Steve Ubro, Chet Lov«Iand, Urry Harriaon,, Dave Ctte, Wade Moncrlef, Fred Badtke, Hike Padden, 

RUM UndMor^ Jobn ifcUughlin and Cowh Fred "Dttrie" Hpweu. a^MOing are Nelson Dean, manager; Batch Kratten- 

mak«r. Dick Fox, Scott Lahtl, Brad WJctos, Jettk Moore and TO*U 

•You otn helo bv breaking 

•nateh In two before discarding? It 

And not throwing clear or clearett- 

hutts out of car windows, but put 

ting then In the asii tnnr: If w 

«re lit the woods or Dclds be Mr- 

to rrush them out In mineral po« 

"WJien cleaning uo around v>» 

"rnnerty and you- have an accum 

••Vatlon of «Mto to burn, be sure t" 

._w^:i..;;-"Wjiii8SP 

J**ff 

For The EASTER PARADE 

Ladies' 

COATS 

29.98 

The New Chemise 

The Straight Une 

The Softly Draped 

Flannels — Tweeds 

B#sket Weaves 

Soft Pliable HOMO 

Multi-Button Fronts — Open Fronts 

Back Bows and Tiny Back Belts 

OTHBI COATS and TOPPERS 

14.fl to 39J0 

Ladies' 

SUITS 29.98 

TUB Ctamise — The Walking Suit 

a w Jackets _ Fitted Jackets 

Bo»y Jacket! . 

OTHIR SUITS 

16.98 ft 39.50 

"Aunma." that Washes 

W% Orion — 50% Dacron 

Wool and Duron Mixtures 

All Wool — Rayon and Wool 

Tweeds — soiug _ m 

W 

HEAD THE 

Clfy Sentinft 

Arme Carey 

in Narberth 

...»r Real E«tat* 

tnf and Librarian 

IBiePal services took plan Sotur- 

^ ii- the Nanberth Preibyterian 

irth for .Mm. Anne Schofleld 

Sf former Ocean City real es- 

broker and onetime city ii- 

him who died on March 12 in 

pHuuiemann Hospital. Phlladel- 

i Carey, who waa 53. had been 

Ind for the past three years 

int to the dean of the ushool 

By science at Drenel Institute, 

r to her maFrUge to Bertrand 

In IMS, she had seen in 

I of the Ocean City Frte Pub- 

•y then in the hl^h sehoal 

Vrum 1M8 to 1955 she 

so the Carey real estate 

-at 151 Ii st. and Ocean av. 

BUS the IBM's Mrs. Carey was 

F in amateur theatricals here, 

member of a Little Theatre 

• directed by Ralph D Jar vis 

a a member of the First Pros, 

n church here, 

JM,r ieaving here three years ago 

i resided in Downlngtown, Pa., 

[ liioved to 318 N. Essex av, in 

isrth lost fleplember. She suf- 

I a heart attack there on '.March 

d was admitted to the hospital. 

iirvivinti are a daughter, Mrs, 

McMasler. of Palermo; a son, 

and Corey Jr., of Narberth; 

. brothers and a sister, all of 

ladelphia and a granddaughter, 

vlewlnB at the Kirk and Nice 

ersi Home wa« followed by a 

Ivice In the iliurch and interment 

West Laurel Hill Cemetery. 

. L Dowall, 

lip Engineer 

i Diilinguished Maion 

Diis Hare at 71 

ibsrtjon Luurance Dowall, retired 

nd enfineer on tank shipv ,,f the 

Irinc Pepariment of the Atlantic 

•noinf Co., died yesterday at hi, 

i here, JJS Central av. Ho was 

ir. Dowell held 0 jewel member 

f in the MBNonic Lodi>e. a unique 

Won enjoyed only by about 50 

HI throuuHout the world. To 

J the honor a Mason nut I havs 

mbershlp in lodKe-N in two coun 

fit iu 0 member of Bt, Andrews 

Ije. ND. MS, GlasKow. Scotland. 

J of (he Ocean City Lodge, No 

ft, F and AM He was a member 

1 the Golden Age Club of Ocean 

i and ihe Fox chase. Pa., Pres. 

Itrian Churc!: 

",' Htd been a resident hero ai, 

4Mj years coming from Bock. 

Pa. He recently .served as 

i of St. Jorm's Luihetan Church 

•M L. Jtr, o* down Ca» 

Hn, MartarM Fentoo, 

flirt Om gramWiUdrt... 

Funeral (ervicea wHl b« it 8:30 

p, m. tomornnr at tho SmWi Funeral 

Homo. Maioiile larvleu will be at 

S o'clock rrlandi may call lielween 

7 antf t p. m, TIIB Htv, Frank r. 

Ailler. paitor of St John'i Church 

will officiate. Cremation will be 

Saturday at Went Laurel Hill Ceme- 

tery, MontionMry County, pa. 

Edward J. Bowen, 16, 

DIM in Philadelphia 

Edward James Bowen, son of Sher- 

man Bowen, 22 Bayonne Place, this 

city, «nd Mr*. Evva Bowen of Pros, 

peel Park, Pa., died Saturday mom. 

Ing at ttt# Philadelphia Home for 

Incurables He was is yean of age. 

Survivor, also Include one brother. 

Sherman Andrew, of Philadelphia 

Services were conducted Tuesday 

afternoon at the Witnberg Funeral 

Home wiUi the Rev, Robert S. Judge, 

pastor of Sea Bright Methodist 

church, officiating, Interment was 

in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. 

NaUon T. Smith, Was 

Goehan Postmaster 

Nelson T, Smith, m retired post, 

master at Coshen, died Monday at 

his home on Delsea Prlve, 11^ re, 

tired from the postal service in 

March 1B«, after serving ulmost 40 

years. 

A nutive of Coshen, he operated 

a general glare there for .50 years 

He was a member of Arbutus Chap, 

ter No, 1T0, P. and A.M., o' Court 

House: the Independent Order of 

Odd Fellows, of Wildwooit, and was 

treasurer and trustee of the Qoshen 

Methodist Church. 

Surviving are his wife. Biia R.; 

a daughter. Miss Jane Smiih, Gohhen- 

two sons, Harry M. and T. Everett 

both of Osshen, and one grandchild. 

Funeral services will be Ms after' 

noon in the Methodist ChurLh, In 

* will be in the church eeme- 

i are his wile, Mergaret 

n DOWJII; two sons, William 

I of Churehville, Pa,, and Boheri 

School '58-'59 

Calendar Sot 

Ocean City public schools will open 

their IMMI term on Monday, Sep. 

tember S. hold sessions for lil days 

during the term and will close sn 

June 12, int. 

Next year's calendar of school 

days was approved l>y the Board of 

Education at its March meeting in 

the high school building Tuesday 

night. 

School will he out on 2Slii days for 

holidays and for other reasons, ac> 

cording to the calendar. Classes 

will be suspended one day on Mon- 

day, October JP, for the county edu- 

Woman Marine 

Club Speaker 

Kiwaniont Learn of 

Little-Known Branch 

Major Helen Tatum, Womin'n Af» 

fairs officer of the 4th Marine Carpi 

Reserve and ftesrulfmen Btatrlat, 

Philadelphia, addressed tê Klwanii 

Club yesterday tit Plymouth Inn, The 

Marine officer reporle'l thai there 

now are 1300 eriisted memhors and 

7a officera in the Wom-s's .-vuxillsr/ 

hnsnch of the Corps, 

This la just a nucleus group, sti.j 

said, kept during peace time MI that 

in ease of a national emergency n 

?nup would be resdy lo lrt- 11 new 

recruits. 

The girls afT duty aie pfimitted 

J wear civilian clothes and are 

scattered all iver ihe United SI ale J 

end at foreign bases. This is why 

urople do not .»te many members of 

the womens corns. 

The major : rowed the different 

regulation style uniforms for every, 

iiiing from dre«a to fatigue auty, in- 

cluding summer 1 nU winter uniforms. 

She reported that the members 

are allowed to marry after serving 

one year In the eorpi. Enlisted per- 

sonnel sign up for either three or 

four years. Commissioned officers 

must serve at least two years active 

duty and four years in the reserves. 

Women must retire at the age of SS, 

Male personnel are not required to 

retire until they have renelud the 

age of SB. 

The Marine officer showed a film 

taking g girl recruit from the time 

she was sworn in and through her 

basic training, including the differ. 

"' '' W 

I f;ip 

...-,, MAURICE YTNGUNO. left, preiident of Main. 

....- Council, preients charter to Mm. Ann SattiemByer, 

leader of Troop 57, spoiiiored by Altar and Rosary ioclety 

s »- AugustiM's Church, The other participants in cere- 

mony art Mrs, John Fiynn md Mrs, Anthony Mtack. assls- 

tint leaders. New troop has 26 members —drainger Studio 

photo. 

Police Study 

Search Plan 

bers. 

Followlni the film Major Tatum 

answered questions. She reported 

that the Corps will supply prcgrams 

for both schools and service clubs. 

The speaker was introduced by th s 

program chairman for the day, Vice 

President Jack Dean, 

Visiting guests and Klwaninn, were 

introduced by a visiting Klwanian, 

Arthur T. Tota. at Somers Pulnt. 

A-Bomb Blast 

Contlnuxj from Pas* 1 

J«rn» rwarti nead not faar a 

direct felatt (rom sn atomic WMp- 

•n In caia ef attack. The weapon 

I) tes mpmtive ta .xplod* ta 

waits Iti effect* on an aru tueh 

at louttxrn New Jtrtev 

He said, however, that the sea, 

shore would be in danger of fallout 

should a bomb be dropped by an 

part of the contract obligation of 

every faculty member. 

The Thanksgiving vacation Is 

hdld f N b d 

of the fallout here would 

the prevailinM wind a»i> 

site of the blast. 

from the 

..i. .,. voinntetr. at 

a meeting of the captains Monday 

evening. 

This figure ia the total received 

during the first two weeta of ths 

drive, leaving a balance of about 

I1BM stUl to coma in foV Ocean City 

to meet its quota. Ho requested 

that any donations toe sent to him 

or any of Uie ibranch officers. 

Local branch officers include Mrs, 

Alfred O. Halgh, chairman; Dion 

Taylor, vice chairman and chairman 

in charge of special gifts; Mtei Mary 

p, Uteoht, secretary; Mrs. Harold S, 

Paris, treasurer: Robert French. 

Peter WtsHOjfky, Mrs, Morgan Hand 

and Mrs, Sarsh Brydson, member* 

at largei Mrs, Clement m. Stokes. 

Volunteer services; Mrs Rachel 

Schermerharn, Grey Ladles; Mn, 

Florence Jeffries, canteen; Mm Wil- 

liam Garret son. motor corps; Mrs 

Philip Shaflo, blood; Mrs, John B. 

Townsond. home service: Benald Pi- 

ieggl, disaster; and Mrs, Frank F, 

Rsyce, puiblle Information. 

Women Slate Tour 

of European Gardens 

The New Jersey State Federation 

of Women's Clubs is iponnorlng a 

Oarden Tour of Europe leaving 

Idlewild Airport, New York", tjr tbmr. 

tered plane May 19 and returning to 

New York on June 9 The trip is 

open to Federated dub women and 

members of their Immediate families 

It U planned to visit Uie World's 

Fair in Brussels, the flower auction* 

In Auiamear, famous gardens and 

nurseries in Bokskof, Paris, VenaUei, 

and London, as well as the Hyfcs mu- 

seum, a diamond catting factory, 

the "Jet d'Eau", high«!t arUfical 

fountain in the world, and the Castle 

of Chilion. 

There will be a sail up the Rhine 

River past many aid and beautiful 

castles %ni fO4 ltfkMtloiu, M well 

as endless vineyards. 

There wlli 'be a «Swi« NWlt Out" 

with a typical Swiss dinner, Swiss 

yodeilng, folk dancing, flag Uirowlne, 

and an Alp horn Mowing earnest a 

motor ride through the Black Forest, 

and an exhilarating excursion by 

rack pinian railway lo "PUatue 

Kulm", 1 13 miles above sea level, 

A copy of the complete Itinerary 

will be mailed upon request Those 

Interested may notify iMarian H, 

Wlftlns, 433 Cooper st., Beverly, 

DR. MORRIS GOTTLIEB 

Dr, Morris Gottlieb, chief of oh. 

stetrics and gynecoiogy at the At 

lantie City Hospital and chief eon 

suttant at Shore Memorial Hospital 

was principal speaker last nlsht 

the monthly seminar of the 7th 

District First Aid Council, in the 

Central av. School here. 

He addressed the volunt/Bsr first 

alders on "Emergency Obstetriejif 

Procedures." A Him was shown In 

conjunction with the lecture. The 

Cape >May County Rescue Squad was 

host to the district group for this 

one of a series of education sessions. 

Dr. Gottlieb a graduate of Temple 

University Medical School in 1947, 

did his post-graduate work at Man 

caret Halg Hospital and the Jersey 

city Medical Center after intemlna 

at Atlantic city Hospital, During 

World War 2 he served as a llcuten 

ant-Colonel flight surgeon for the 

Air Force. He Is a Fellow of the 

American College of Surgeons, 

Young Democrats Plan 

Registration Canvass 

The Young Democratic Club of 

Cape May County will hold its reg> 

ular monthly meeting at the old 

court house in Cape May Court House 

on Thursday, M.-reh 27, at 1 p. m. 

Patrick T. Ourbett, president of 

'he Camden County Young DenMN 

trals, will be the guest speaker. Ho 

will assist In Planning a registration 

canvass by the local club, Cnrbett Is 

a prospective slate president of the 

New Jersey Young Democrat 

The registration canvass J« sn ex- 

perimental project to be carried out 

in a few selected communities, stu 

Atwood of Stone Harbor wt:< super- 

vise the project. 

Try Our MIM Cilmal* 

Easter Parade 

Continued from g 

tors of a local children's shop, will 

serve as judges in this division. 

The selection of the winners will 

be done between 1:30 and 3 p. m 

The Easter weekend program will 

open on Saturday. April a. at 10:30 

a, m, when the children of the area 

will be treated to a free moving pic. 

ture show at the Village Theatre, 

Decorated Easter eggs will be distr 1 - 

huted at this event also, Robert K, 

Hunter is in charge of arrange- 

ments. 

Serving on the committee with 

Godfrey and Hunter are Chamber 

President Albert W. Garrison. Philip 

Turner, W, Earl North and William 

Morrison, 

Sandman, Ramagosa 

Buy Historic Hotel 

The hbjtarie 142-year-old Congress 

Hotel at Owe Hay this week came 

under th» ownenhlp of State Sen. 

ator ChtrlM W, Sandman and GU- 

sert R*m«gosi, s WUdwood business- 

man, who «*ld they plan to restore 

the Colonial dignity to the sprawl- 

ing Mat hetel enjoyed at the height 

of its glory. 

Hie new owners have blueprinted 

eolonuil-slylo public rooms and a 

drivawmy curving over, expansive 

lawns to the main lobby. Horse- 

drawn Uxhaiba wUl farms guests to 

the hotel. Sandman and Ramagosa 

When Brut built; the hotel build. 

Ing mewured 108 by 140 feel, and 

was HM to fa* the largest frame 

building in the country. It was twice 

iestroyed by lire and reconstructed 

fourth time, each tine gnawing 

(»s hi proportion. The present 

itructure tfctes to ina. 

UU 

Hoa«e cooking In N«w York would 

Ml up M inan Mte 

•Hut New/ Jtwy euMiMKMa J» 

atad atate sodrtla of DrtawaM, 

Maryland and Pmn.ylv»hlo, wffll 

apnuor the 9th AIHUMI Keeioo I 

Chiropody Hn« OmtaN, April 

1790, at the AnMaMdor Hotel. Air 

laiitlc City. 

According to Dr. W, f. Mum.

'•*•'. 

$ • 

mar 

atoes 

K$ 

—U. S. Gov't Choice Beef 

83 

iilMST -f* POT ROAST- 

>«rWnf ftim Meaty, Tender, 47, S. Cort Inspected 

Ckkken Breasts 3 - $ F 

for m fsv Gardening Need*' 

-^GrassSeed K 1,71 im,mt 

Spring Festival oi Values 

VOUATO PA$H SS^: 6 pi-25 < 

mm w wxim 

Supreme Sliced 

RYE BREAD 

Brmad Fresh Frozen 

i 

Soda/ * Club+4ot*s 

Authority On Stage and Writing 

k Colony Club Guest Speaker 

Mm Mat sMM, «MMi af Ike • PMBB anm* hr *i H taars* 

UtanMn T i .._T_I±1 at »• Maw 1 tw IMU im rccotto 

Oh*, •mini. Br. Malm & Mf- >a> U—. Onna asi M» 

Dr 'fat! 4 

. > I 

ar « tan hi OKer, 

Va, as* «•••••• 

M M 

kit 

and bead af ttal depuâeal, -toe* 

l»tL 

at a* 

stag* irttSi tbr SHOHR 

m AS 

atone the enure 

the United Sttf 

Sr, nuesaBcr êfee oe »Fea tm 

IBM to date B, a.1 it, taa a, 

cessful novel mu nMM a 1SSI r? 

Bod keened, a IBBII in ifce Cm 

War, and n cOtasn "In Urn ' 

The second put BCM ease OH: ir 

lmp and was the imorul -Freetles** 

hF Jssses SBHH^ Pcîai 

real Be* seller. "Ptj-ms Bi«* 

which has BMB Oie «*om; » M, 

sell the pw la h JMsie .Sirtersqn, who fractured her eold anecU It, 

Niij ii Mr, arm. 

Retreshmenis were served from Economkalr 

l*Wes decorated in the SI, Fatrlek's All work 

D«v theme Hostesses were Mrs, 

MJEAA: n-fB 

.Myrtle Cook Mrs, Army Bracfcley, Phona Som*n 

Mrs Ida Garwood, Mrs Hpster Mer- Cap* M*y Ct, 

^ ^^^=ii w J^*^ 4? i 

r>Btan and Mrs, Ada Johnson, 

BY - - 

MOTOROt 

mUT YOU11 

MtfTB 

rf Daughter 

Ks VT.iE Ki.-.-H, 

Sri Hifr. 

GARRISON 

DIAMONDS - WATCH1S - JEWELRY 

WATCH and CLOCK RIPAHtlNO 

JiWfl.IT MODIBNIZID 

•M Atkyrv A»... OcMn Clfy. N. t, • 

Z?fc IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE 

ALL WEB"' 

Come (n for 

A Shock Treat 

YOUU BE SHOCKED TOO WHEN YOU HEA1 

THI LOW, LOW PRICf OF THIS DELUXE GOLDEN »M 

CHASSIS TV CONSOLg fOne of Our Highmtl Rated 

u 

»f »l 

— ATTENTION — 

snaK HOISECUANERS 

•OUT THtOW OUT THAT BCAT-UP 

^ ^ _ AlAtM ttOOCt! MHNG IT TO US 

ftlHWt TQI HJg PQ| IF ÔWÎNG Ofi NOT, 

A «T MM SCO MOTOHU OOtt 

2HNCH 

OVER-ALL DIAGONAL 

263 10. IN. 

VIEWABLE AREA 

Model 

— SPRING SPECIAL 

OUR REGULAR $85 

'49,90 

VISIT OUR USED TV 

Advance Summer TV Bff^ 

BOYD'S 

& Television . First in C^l 

fa Artery Awe, t» p0r, to ^,^1 ^.j, ^ 

DONTUT 

THE 1958 

TAKE Off 

WfTHOUTYOU!! 

Mwlrlvn Cflklincy Aparhn*nr. 

Meara's Ou.»t Hsuta 

Morrlton Realtors 

Marritan'i R.it.ur.nt 

NHHII AparfnMnH 

National S.nh of Oman City 

National MaEhlna a Iran Work,, Int. 

Ocn city Airport Ann. 

Otaan City litiploymtnt Ayeitcy 

Oeaan CHy Horn. Savlnis * Lsan Ann, 

Oca.n eity Hstal and R.itaur.nt Ann, 

Ociin ttty Marina 

Own C*ty Real litat. •sard 

O».n City MuMtkeard Club 

Qe«n eHy Yaiht Club 

Ot..nlc Hstal 

OnUy, Richard B. 

Ovirbrosk Sardeni 

Parker Paper Product. 

Ptnauin Hall 

Pannnrlvanla Dutch R.ttaurant 

Mil's tub CMMr 

Ponfl.-OIM Cantrtctsrt 

Ral.l»* Itofal. TI» 

Rait, Ranald 

RtfeMff Rtal UtaM 

Rofary Club 

Sn3aZ"y*Hof«l. Th. 

•anal*. Hit i 

Scott Rialty 

taaftlr, Tha 

•aaahsre BuMlnf and Loan ASM, 

SaavlMr. Ths 

••nMr Studle. 

ShaMfa RMtaynnf 

Maw, larf L. 

Shtppard'. Auto tarvlca 

Slxntm-Wllllann Paint 

ShDWnakcr Lumb*r Ca, 

thrlv.r. C.ndy 

IhnmB Rattaurant 

•India Ap.rtm.nt. 

Slawm, P. C, 

Smith Ruf Work. 

fpenilar, Charles 

Stihlar PlumMin A Maallnl 

ft. JcfctftLuNMrari Church 

itrVNh. d. AU«i,M^ 

Tacurlno, Lsul. 

TH* mm**, n* 

Tony's Marina tarvlta 

Slates Events 

Mutlc Program For 

* Guests March 77 

MN. LOU Tbotnpoon Mn. Ethel 

Hill .nd Mr.. Ctalre AlaJMndw wer. 

Mia Meal dub', annual milk prs. 

•rani will b* piowi MarA ,17 M 

will ba an apan maatiin for luaati 

lUwi^HfiWfi in flic «*! 

auHLJH ftAalll irt ta^^ aElvât- aM Bitft rTTJigfr 

w99W^S9Tf WW9w9 &¥ Hw Flf^Ps IfiBffiVliln 

Church. 

Guest artist for this occasion will 

hostess. 

be held in the Legion Hall «nd will 

Cam* Atay CotfMy •rMa* CemmlHion 

I.e followed by a covered dish supper. TUISDAY— 

Florist 

Caaaskall, Idward tm, 

The refreshments committee for 

Woman's Society of Christian Senr. 

' t RatlCstaf* 

the supper Is Mrs, Mulvina Kleley, 

ice of the First Methodist Church 

JrfiHen Study, 10:4» a. m. In the 

WlILD 

chairman. Miss States, Mra, Muriel church, 

IMcgee and Mrs. Slmmerman Sorv 

ing on the decorating committee are 

• * * 

Mrs, ategee and Mri. Florence Town- Literature DepartflMnt of the 

tend. 

Colony Club meeting, 11 a m, at Uie 

home of iMrs, John Butler, 2012 

An auditing committee wait ap- Ctntral av, Discussion on New Jef. W«M,W 

pointed and will meet Tuesday eve. ey. 

COIUAMI . WIDOINa * 

ning at 7:30 at the home oi Mm, 

• • • 

fUNIRAL MSION* 

Shomo, JOB Bay av. Those rnrnprls* Executive committee of the Wom- OUM SMCIALTY 

Ing the committee are Mrs Simmer, an's Society of Christian Service of 

nu.n, chairman, Mn. Julia Chattlii the First Methodist Church meeting, 

and Mrs, Emma Sehuff. 

7l3O p. m in the Cliurch Parlor. 

" T ^ , "t *f 

3-DAY SALE 

THURSDAY - 

FRIDAY - SATURDAY 

UNCLAIMED WATCHES 

Pay Only the Repair Costs! 

DUplay in Our 

WJndowiand 

in Hi* Stor# 

GARRISON 

HUGE SELECTION of watches left for repairs 

to be sold at these unusual prices, line watchej 

•for ladle* and gentlemen at prices you nay never 

again be offered!! 

MS ASBURY AVI. OCEAN CITY PHONE 2278 

•w 

9; 

, ' • * $ ? : & 

Discounts Alp A fact 

—Not Talk! 

Some people brig atxtaf vft«t they*m gifaw4»««, 

not u« ... we do what jqa'n 

later on. For instance, the 2 

they're typical of the kttd of «*w»get 

for you. Both are really ^f 

comparing are your b»rt w*y of proving wtoit w| I 

s - PIE 

DINETT 

Sean Nationally for $69.95 to $100.00! 

These (rent ordinary kitchen gets . . . these are hi-fashlon 

suites. The collection we picked ojit from the manufacture 

warelwiue atoek includes dlaeontlnued styles, showroom 

samples. Imperfects and mich ... but each and every «w ot 

them If a terrific buy — you save at least H on 

retaa prise! Shop sow — gat test sclacUob. 

HOLLYWOOD 

BED SETS 

. $89,501 

Our price Unt for 

worlul , . _ . ._ 

tmcy hwdbbard and bos .prtog 

tat If _ 

that much lad f et a

6fyen Here 

1ft. AM DtfWrinMUt of tte Wo- 

nwt Pn__. ...-=-=.. ^ ! Jr 

United SAates qovwnment Qbllgmtions, direct and n -—— : ^^- 

ObUijaiitins of state and political nyhdivisions==-==--__ 

t)ih(.r bonds, notes, imd debeniurps..,.. ===-_- 

OM-poraU 1 sim-ks lincludinii â.^QP.Uii stock af -Vderaf 

bank) =,-........,. = ,..... __..=====_.__...._V.== 

Lisans and disi-iiunljl Unciyding ST1.59 over_i-_ft_) 

Bank [ii*mts*^ uivned None, fyrnlture and fixtures $!F7. 

Invrsiments and oihi-r iiss__i in_lrect!,v pepF^senlliij 

iir-pmUe-s or yther i%>al estate.. = _== = = -= 

Othei' assets .== = = = = ... .___._.=== = =.,= 

TXJTAL 

Demand deposits of indlyiduals partner-shTps an' 

rime depi»?i!is of Individuals, pgrtnci^hip- and corpbntle-l-^' i% 

pcuusits nf Ujiltrd suites OaveiTUnenl (Inbludine IKMU) H M ) 1 

LfeposlUi of ISLatc- and poIltjeBI subdlvialons-1==- "" 

Otht-r dt-pitsiils u-ertlfietf and cashier's €-h«?ks. 

TOTAL DBPOalTS -----_. 

Other iliiiiiliilcs .-„______, ......... 

TOTAL t-IABILITIia|_ ._ .. 

C1APITAL, ACCOUNTS 

Capital Stock: 

it) commim stncli, tolal par laaaadri.ai :_ 

Byppiy* ^--=-_ __ == .:_ 1 _l\ ~~ ~~ ' ~ 

UtidKiHed pitifUs l/__= = =~ _ " ~~ -- " -" J_y J 

Rmi 11 is (and relUmem accounl" tar prrlrrrVd ifockY.VJZ- 

TOTAL CAPITA1, ACCOUNTS 

TOTAL LIABfLITIM AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT!.,-. 

*" " 'RANDA 

(OSS? e"iUiblll end for sflw 

the toesi of my know 

LEMUEL H 

of I >Wf_"J New Jeiwy. County of Cape May. tt: 

s mlttic 

nounced the next meetlni! will hi „ 

covered dish supper The hoklcs 

Hits went to Miss Miriam Heichiy 

and Mrs, Ann Shcpnard, 

uPh H '" , an " «ub_cTlb«i Bufoie me this 

Hih day of March, 1058 and I herebv 

ei p'li.i v ¥"• ' um n " 1 on officer or direcluf 

nf this hank 

MARION T. MURPHY, Notary Public, 

Si—I ' * s P lre " October IT, lOig, 

Correct—Allot: 

JOH 

JOH., 

BRUCE I 

Now YOU TOO Can 

Afford A New Home 

As low 

495 DOWN 

a ALL «»!»„„„» eha 

Th«i» new term, fw si only 

19 I » 

Hilarious 

Council 

i POINT A varisly ttiow 

Fiday afternoon at a 

jmNy In the audttgrlum of 

I av. «hool tiy pupil* Aon 

, E-Kh«i and Ninth tJrade 

td U 

. a t I 

ae enjoyed UM hilarious 

»*. 

_jow was presented by the 

[Council and featured many 

| entertainment. mH nerlom 

humorous 

twpe nerved as muster 

and •!» portrayed 

[ with an impersonation ' of 

S known TV character 

ffRSfnted were acts from 

Kltrtienett-S contistUvg of 

i girls and a pantoniimB 

i Walk's Orchestra 

•Mas wen presented by 

, Alice Januky, Harriot 

Buih Lamberd 

u offend a vocal aelec- 

Surran Mayed an av> 

f «olo_ A j>_ntomln# skit en 

I • Penny in the Mm Dot" 

I and also another Bklt 

ImuranM Agency 

)-FIRE LIABILITY 

Notary Public 

Dr. SP-4#14 

Point, New 

a g Npmuin John* and J»ck 

Barnard. 

A highligtllt at the variety thow 

w the appearioce of Janice Oerner, 

Marttyn P«l__t and Dime Vleth, 

Oin» little baton twLrlBrs from m« 

lower grades. 

AnaMiar iktt featured lartara 

SslcU*, DMOTH Bird, Allan MeNelia 

and Jkamie Nawaome. Oonuaittet 

memtoeci let the affair were Marjorie 

nahar, Ourlaa Rent tai Tom Dix, 

publicity; MIM Sho«-ers, Hcsthcr 

Jordan and Sandy 'Pharo, talent con. 

mittee; Don Verdory, satropp* ana 

Jam itravcrman, properties, 

Paul Jaokion mid J«n Bnvfrman 

were OM-halrmtni of the variety 

tHI OCIAN CITY HNTIMtL-CMOWIt 

otlwr BMlvitin in Me Dawes av, 

school uKiuded a 8cM trip for the 

HUptlh fiiade itudoiU to the Mi 

Uonal BUIK of Ocean City where tncj 

toured ths vaults and the loan de- 

pirtment They were also stiu#n 

Ule money packing department. 

Thin trip was taken in cooperation 

With th* group's current study oi 

financial transactions under the di 

rtction ot hklwaj-d Johnson, mathe- 

matic- teaener. 

City Receives Award 

For Traffic Safety 

S O M E R S M W h 

SOMERS 

M 


MttWChie. of Police 

and Mrs CJiarle. Cray and Council, 

Olan and Mrs, Omrga Berger attend- 

ed ceremonies jn Newark recently 

at whrch time Qray and tlergir ac- 

cepted on bshalf at nhe city an award 

for traffic safety. 

Mayor Pred W, Chapman previous. 

ly had planned to attend and re. 

ceive the award for Uhe city ibut per. 

mutl busines* kept him front attend. 

Ing, Berger Is chairman of the pub- 

'ieity eo-ninittee for city council. 

TELEVISION 

• Salts • Aerials • Any Make 

• Sarviet • Towers • Any Model 

AERIALS and TOWERS EXPERTLY 

INSTALLED, REPAIRED and PAINTED 

RVJCE EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK 

ROVfR D. BROWN 

lay Ave. (Rst.) Ocean City 

DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE CALL 


PAINT YOUR WAY TO NEWNESS 

JIFFY-NAMEL 

ioiH. JiffyNlmel. CMS 

on in • jiffy. Dries in ajiffr. 

Smooth lowing, I_»--_i no brush 

•tlfcl. Tough, 

•ui PT, QT, 

PHIL TURNERS PAINT STORE 

Open Friday and Saturday Evenings 

I AttURY AVI, PHONE 0499 

JL fCMDIK 

AT UST YtAR'S PRICES!! 

draille priee Lnereua In chocolate during recent 

we are holding our Prices at the 1957 level, An 

•avlng for you. 

BBMPLITi LINE 

Milk Chocolate 

JltOVILTIES 

ALL MADI 

HIN 

THISAMBHiOH 

TV CHOCOLATE 

FAMOUS, '" 

Put On Free 

All Ceeeanut Cream 

and Butter Cream 

Egg* Mad* With 

Yelk Canton 

%lb. size 59c 

Othen up to 5 lbs. 

— _ll§S ^ 

FRUIT & NUT EGGS 

with 

Milk or Dark Chocolate 

COMPLITI ASSORTMENT OF 

JjQME MAPI EASTER BON PONS 

7>LLID EASTER BASKETS 

' QUALITY JlkLY EGOS Ib. 

EL 

ib 79c 

LINfi OF STOFFBD TOYS 

INNER'S 

"Wtf CANDY Kim" 

Av»no« Phen* 1465 

Board to Buy 

Stage Curtain 

Liberalize Rule on 

Teacher Sick Leave 

Pmm — Haw to 

Hw ^_ 

tws eurtiln (or the 

auditorium or the Dawn av. school 

were discussed at a recent meeting 

of the local Board of EdiMMkHi In 

the New York av, aehoei, Mn, Wii- 

mer WUnn and W, Stoddurd Gr.v 

w« appointed to a committee for 

the purchaM of the curtain. They 

hope to have Ule curtain lust-lied be- 

fore the smduntlon exercUu m 

lane. 

The realgnMlon of WtlUam RoaeD- 

berger a* a member of the board 

WM received and nled. 

After a lengthy discussion It was 

decided that In the future If a 

teacher hns to ttay at ham* due to 

slekneu of her children, the lost 

tune may 'be applied to 'har own slch 

New* of Somers Point 

by Mrt, Bfy lofc Phone 2779 

Haining Quits Regional Board; 

Start Seeking Superintendent 

leave tube s this year " ^ *f ule „ 

must submit II t-rilncBte of their J*hys otherapy—Dr. Mar 

— Dr. Eu 

God-1 

toodontlm and Oral turgfry—Di? 

'•ffc'fflOtoiWf, Dp. Jtarae" flarei), 

§Sflt cntsf, = 

chJ-f JL Burkhardt - 

ConsulttaB Staff—Or. Lev! Walker, 

Dr. Jamaa Gleaaoo, ootoral medicine, 

Dr. C. B. Whlnu, Dheumitalogy; Dr 

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Appreciation 

Township Group at 

County GOP Banquet 

VWFMR TOWKSHIP—The f fih an. 

nual banquet of the Republican organiiatlon 

n held Saturday ever.leg 

in Layre's Dutch Kitchen, Vlllas- 

Loeal residents attendlog weve Mr. 

and Mn, John Candy of Marmora, 

Mrs. John Bergti. Aickancei Mrs- 

Herbert Bond, Palermo- c •His L' 

Canon and ton, Curtis, Seav; 

Hohart Sapp Sr and Hobart Sapp 

'r. and Henry Schneider, Beesley's 

rant; and Frank Kruk and Michael 

Kruk, SeavlUe. 

f© thm hundrmd* of frlmndi and patrons who 

vhHmd m at thm Nmw Circle Cafe during thm pa$t 

wmmk end, w# extend* owr heartfelt apprmeiatlon. 

Yaw aphndld turnout madm peuiUm thm trmmmn- 

t4Kc.it of our Oranrf Opening. Thank*, once 

Joeand Stofcy WOrio 

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FRIDAY 

MARCH 21 

"TIN STAR" 

—PLus- 

Mr. Rock'n Roll 

KBY RINGS 

PEARL NECKLACES 

POPCORN. CANDY 

PASSES 

SUN. • MON. • TUI. 

Yl M 

STY 

LEDOEH 

•T PWl PWlea O Ourtos any, y, aMitnnt t 

aanast kt ojaaMane. vtb the taw 

M iMlMliaill Of tm load* of Hnn 

aite«ilM •»•>» permit. 

added (bat than an indica- 

«e»a»ool el*«uier» have 

M» their debrix to the 

•ay ml and hnv failed to obtain 

uflkient pawns. The local ordiatater 

that for each load a 

Hast be secured from the 

local glnmhlpa nupector. Richard •IOMI EOWAtD COU 

A continued effort will be made, 

ray BM, to apprehend (II violators. 

at Son 

ofNN. New- 

. f. « w t. in?, 

paid * fin 

lM (M«f< Edmrd Col. -ill, no, 

Accident Hearing 

s? «.. Unlawful H.ilit lo A.oid 

mertMa SMiri. i. Mwt k. A.d fren 

Court Saturday 

Hn S«*t> of C.Nfo.nis to . i. Retorter Spends 3 

Ictpe my County's RtpubUcah and 

U, S. CHOICE 

Similar meetings are scheduled 

\m»cratlc orgmiiatlons filed corn. "tg^^Xe&SjtiJ Waller Reade Theatre located on 

Black Horse Pike at Tilton Hand Stars Brymer 

for 10 areas covering the M coun- Days at Dnxd Init, 

Units for State 

U, unopposed slates of candidates 

Traflle Clrele in pleaaantviile, Mrili 

ties in the Third Federal Reserve J«mea L, Snyder. Ocean City Wih FILET MIGNON 

• cauaty oBiset In die April prt 

re-opsn for ths season tomorrow Brilliant Cast In 

District, which comprises the entire School Senior, wu one of (lie M 

eteeUon, County Clerk Henry 

(Friday) It was announced ilry W«l- 

CD bntmmntf Total 

state ef Delaware, nine counties In Seniors from high schools In six 

nan reported this week, Ostrander ls weklng: then'o'minoti>r_Reada Jr., circuit president. 'Bratfiers Karamazov' 

IncrvMMdto 11 ) 

New Jersey and 48 eouniiei In east- states who hove been accepted ,'or 

j OOP Uctot liiii Lawrence M, tlon ifor the unexplnd freeholder 

The opening this year will coin, VILLAOf 

ern Pennsylvania. Dlscussien« will admission to Drexel Institute of 

• .nd art Youngbem for free- Um whUe Hollanff 2Wi 

clde with the circuit's 50th Golden 

Eight mon Hlf«onUbwd 

center around the outlook for butl- Technoloro' In September this year, GREG 

jri, Norman B. Taylor for sheriff full term In November 

ir a Anniversary celebration wWeh wui On. wMfc .»artloo tedav 

•meremcy boaprUl units ar* about 

nes* and credit this year. 

who spent three days it the Insil- 

t Herbert C. Godfrey for coroner, 

be held (hrough April 88. 

"The Brother. Kuamaiev" la one 

to be m«aa*d to N«w JTarMy bf Shlrttv McUfew Ii aHwi County Court on a charge of break, Army Resenre to Set 

Thompson. 

WEEKDAYS BAR CLOSED SUNDAYS 

Rodolfo Acesta in TIA JUANA GEORGE'S 

OVERCOATS tlan to receive estimates of cost for clou at U.C.LA to iMn big and entry wtth the Intent to 

the Job from Uie University of Penn- •» • * «« ap HH IanitMl, 

brought by Ocean City police. Up NorthfieM Center 

sylvania. Rutgers University and WMW fairly fluanfry wh«i sfw He was committed to the county Jail 

Pvt. Mackln Now tat 

• A. M. to 10 P. M. 

AMOCO STATION 

other agencies. 

loin, her hutband In japan. Shir, to await sentencing by County judge 

A dirertlve has been Issued to the 

Ft. Campbell, Ky. 

No Sunday Balm* THRU APRIL 6th, 19SI 

SAT, - SUN., MAR, 22 . 21 

The action Is the result of an edict ley, t>y MM way, KH another Di- Jonathan Aeten. 

Chief of Engineers for Uie •equal. 

Uen of land for uae aa an Arm? i 

CLIANID and PRESSED 

by the fipe May County Board at nali Shor* TV thow eomlns, and •land was apprehended by local serw TraMtac Center site In iJ 

Anny Pvt. Mward Mackln son 

JOHN WAYNE. SOPHIA LORfN to j| 

Taxation that all property In thethrw 

unrMMHd pictum. police early In October whan hU re- 

Giih and Carry 

county be revalued at 100 per cent 

lease flora the Atlantic County jaU 

of Mrs, Anne M. Mmkin. Mi Bay 

av,, Somen Point, recently was as- 

assessment. 

How talented eon you get? Bobat 

Mays Landing, whore he bad 

Phone 9051 

MitchuM, of all people, Is turning 

signed to the SOfllh Infantry at Fan 

LEGEND OF THE LOST 

served a go^day sentence on convic- 

The directive was lamed try ttie 

Into the Orson Welles of ltSS. 

Campbell Ky. 

tion for a Pleisunlvule charge. He 

n«^ Deputy ttjef „» Staff for 

Teehniranui In TeehnlCoIor 

He stars in "Thunder Road." a was sent to the Cape May County 

Logistics 

to maJw moat i 

Mackin, a HfleiBan in the infan. 

movie which his own company Is grand jury at a preliminary hearing The directive order, the acguiii. 

try s Campaay C, entered the Army 

producing; ho wrote the original here October 11. 

Uon of • rectangular tract of land 

last September and received basic 

Th.alre ClstatJ Mon,, Tut. A Wati, rflohh 

story- about moonjhinlna on which 

training at Fort Bin N j 

IRCLE 

Local police said they are certain 

the screenplay la (uuad; he com- Bland wai the man who lut HUB. 

The 20-year-old soldier is a IBM 

posed the music for two songs mer looted home* In Ocem City by 

graduate of Otean city High School 

which Xeely Smith tings In the pic- entering while the homeowners were 

and was formerly employed by 

ture, and finally he acted Is agent asleep or In another part of the 

Trofa^ Oulf station, Ocean Cits- 

for a new tebtjy-sogt Idol who makes 

REVOLUTIONAI 

hoiuie, PollM point out that all 

his acting debut In thla picture sueta burglaries have topped ,Jnee 

Who? Jim Mltohum, le^year-old son Wand has ben in Jail. 

See , , , 

LIQUOR STORE 

of the actor! 

In another ease heard in the Ooiui. 

"OUR HEARTS WERf 

WLVAG 

ty pBurt late last week, Lewto ^. 

Central American explorer Layun, W atao of HeawnMHe, wu NEW GULF 

i 

MM, "Jui«He Jbs" Price, has found guilty ^ tin cotmbi o* tods- 

retained to help scout Panama Iocs cent usault on minor children. He 

tiona for the filming of "The Nafe 

YOUNG AND GAY" 

was arrested here fci September last 

Complmtm Stock ot 

and the Dead," starring Aide Ra year. He too was committed to ate 

and Cliff Robertson, and co-starrin county Jail to await sentencing. 

Presented by the 

H d Massey, 

OC Teachera Club POPULAR BRANDS 

W ^^f~\ fA ? Hal k aiâlaw 

Jerry Wald is walking on air thH< Drought tand Cold Cut 

—savea you money becaiue it 

d«yj, since four players in "Peytoi 

Friday and Saturday 

MAT. SAT, 3:30 P.M. 

Plies" have been nominated for n NJ Blueberry Outlook 

givsa you more cUan beat per 

FIRST 1V1 SHOW WI 

March 28th and 29th 

IMPORTS and DOMESTIC 

Oscar. 

The 1MB cultivated blueberry crop gaOon. 

m New Jersey ta expected to be 

Stata Okays Street 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Utett Mike Teddltm: He triad about 10 per cent smaller ttan ujua] First premium heating 

to biry Russia, Mien teamed the state Department of Agriculture' 

Paving at Wildweed 

AUDITORIUM * WHISKEY * WIN! 

NOW, THRU WED, 

MARCH 1 

couldn't take II out of the red I He reports. 

d "And do State Highway Department _r ap- 

and Lli are flying all ever Europe A main contributing factor h the oil at regular price 

always think of me du, ing your 

proval was siven this week to WUd- 

• P.M. 

their awn plane. No ... h generally thin jet or fruit buds 

taw night trlpiT" 

wood for tne paving of Burk av. Benefit Student Welfare Fund 

not at the controls. 

caused W 1«M summer's hot dry 

r*r«r—"Do 17 I've wrecked two Award of the contract was made to 

weather. This is particularly appar. Order from urn todayl 

train, that way already." 

Gerald A, Barrett, of Cape May ADULTS tl STUDENTS SOc 

* LIQUOR 

Sweetie—"Oh, you darllnE,» Court House, lowest of dve bidders, Produced By arrotitti-mt-nt with th» 

Me-M presents the bold, burning i 

Ths Ronald Colemans with thel; ent In fields which were not Irriaa 

daughter, will be taking off soon ted. in addition, the severe cold this 

at *5.882S0. 

Dramatic PuBliihlng Co., ChiMgo) 

for a two or three month sojourn winter has killed already weakened MILTON HAGERTHEY 

The work Includes i-inch Mtunl- 

In Europe. 

.butts In some areas. 

nous oBerete surfacing for 2/10 

THE BROTHERS KARAMP 

OIL COMPANY 

JOE DrOWO'S 

miles at a paved width of 30.2 to 37 

Her Angeil ls wanted in London CianHM Ad. Brine Qokk PHONE SOMERS MINT 3578 • JACK NEALL, I 

feet. 

ICE COLD BEER 

to play opposite Bob IMItehum In 

YUL BRVNNER 

"The Angry IBil," but before doing 

CIRCLi CAFi 

this, she'll probably work In a trip 

ON HAND AT ALL TIMES 

to New York in behalf of "Merry 

[ 10 MacAltTHUR BLVD. SOMIRS POINT 

MARIA SCHELL-CLAIRE 

Andrew," In which she co-stars with 

Danny Ktye. 

OCEAN CUTS FINEST 

ESTABUSHB-D 

PHOHTUSS 

Prank liHa Kim 

Sinatra Hayworth Novak 

"PAL JMY" 

CO-ACTIOM HIT 

JAMIS CRAIG in 

tan City** 

Only Stat. 

Ragiitaratf 

Surgical 

Phafmacy 

PRESCRIPTIONS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

Only SkHM 

your wr¥lt. ln 

GHOST DIVERS- 

STARTS WED., MAR. 26 

THRU SAT. MAR. 29 

— SPECIAL — 

REVLON'S SILICARE 

LARGE SIZE 

WITH LE FUI BIIPINMR 

&SUlt 

Yew R*c«iv« FREE 

FISS DOROTHY 

A HI-tH LIPSTICK 

PARKER MMUipti 

IN 

WALT DISNEY'S 

"OLD TELLER 

HAL MARCH in 

"HEAR ME GOOD 

R«wall Supm- PlMimim 

No Pureha» Neceu Neceuary 

Onteai End. May 10, 

SPBCIAL 

Boudoir Sttt NOXZEMA 

Beg. 89c NOW 69c 

AltHd 

SINNER,. 

LOVER,.. 

GAMBLER,.. 

LEEJ.COBB • ALBERT SALUT 

*H,RICHAfiOBASEHART 

•«WUUMt1UTIEII 

*na IW HMtl >f rrOOOII DWranYMV 

" mm Mmvcnw • h 

n inl IhrM tt MCWWRI 

COMING 

THU, - SAT. 

"UfAYETTE 

TAB HUNTIK — •TCtflKAC 

•^^Mm^^mm 

m 

mjiasyîepjhmjjreamtng iQj)rtving! 

Here he It at lait—just a few miles out en 

journey—with hia hands on the wheel and bis head 

» the eloudi. It's bisl 

And yet, truth to tell, ha docs have one regret. 

nr hfe knows that he needn't have waited thU long, 

w he but realined what an eajy step It Is from 

dmming of a Cadillac to driving in a CadlUM, 

Lite a great many motorists, for instance, he was 

•nt -ware that a CadiUac—In view of its obviou* 

Wrtuw-eould be so modest in prtoe. 

Nor did he appreciate, until the facts were pre- 

•nted, how economical m Cadillac is to maintain or 

how wonderfully It holds its value over'the 

And little did he suspect how accommodating his 

dealer would be in welcoming him to membership iu 

the great and distinguished family of Cadillac owners. 

So, if you have your heart set on a Cadillac, you 

should hesitate no longer to investigate thi« happy 

set of circumstances, 

In fact, why not visit your dealer today? He wul 

be happy to help you select your favorite Cadillac 

model with- your favorite Fleetwood interior—be it 

the luxurious Sixty-Two Coupe or the magnificent 

Eldorado Brougham, ' ! , 

VISIT YOUE LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER 

.— —Light Out Way to Softy—Aim Your Headlifktt 

You Aattorteed OwUUw DwOtr••"in Ocean City Is 

DKUCK MOTOR COMPANY, INCmtitim-im 

Ate 

Debrs Psget will spend a week In 

Arapulco after flnishinE "Barth to 

the Moon" In Mexico, She does not 

•ay a word about her marriage; her 

bridegroom 'hunt been there and 

Is not expected. 

She wat seen at a bullfight with 

a handsome Mexican socialite Yes 

Mama went along, too. 

Mariene Dlatrieii was honored by 

receiving an Invitation from Presl 

dent Elsenhower to attend a meet 

big In Washington. D, C.. In behalf 

of United States foreign aid, and is 

sorry she ant «o; 

Child Hazards 

in the Home 

By MWdlcal faelaty af N. J. 

Meplnf cJiDdren sale Is ai lm 

portant and at dffllcult at keaplM 

them dlieaieftee, Aaalyils of the 

nature and frequency of accidents 

to chlldrm shawl that about SO per 

cant of the oases reported are due 

to polsonlnsj, 30 per cent of the 

CUM lnvolv* burn* and the remain 

lag 20 par earn embrace everything 

from strangulation, suffocation, and 

faua, to tUurlM reiiutuw from poor, 

ly diskgned furniture and dangerous 

During the winter children are 

indoori mere than usual. This clreumataMa 

ia dangerotu tMnute of 

the possBUJlty and frwiuency ef ac 

UdMt* within the home. fVMtt. 

keapbtf the natural curiosity of Ml. 

dran to mind—rfiould in to It that 

poisonous *»**&*m kept to a 

•ad that anaU artWes, like ajuttoai 

" J " -*~ naw Hadaa and nails, are 

aroond far toddlers to 

pertUD. swallow. 

Bat WDM* Uisre an chudrm, 

that «mUln toad or oth.r 

•nd 

im safety 

U not t» uied. 

and fumlahuia^ AotUd 

with comUderaUon of 

art 

...tellyou^ 

who 

anything 

Y«n1IBnd: 

WATCH FOR THESE 3 TERMITE DANGER SIGHS! 

Bast way to make sure you're safe ... 

GET A FREE TERMINIX INSPECTION NOW! 

Every yms termites do Uiotamnd. ofdonarg" worth 

of damage in this area. They could bo iiowiy 

destroying your bome right now . . , Ud you Ml 

even know they are there. 

That'll why. if you ate any of tboss tennto 

daagH »gjns, it's ptafa comnton HOW to aet a 

free TerroiDix inspection. If you don't have ter- 

mites, you won't wont be a penny out of pocket. And 

you'll enjoy real peace of mind knoWin* kWi you're ' 

safe. If you do have termites. Ttrminjx wffl 

quictry nep tbe attack-atve you co*Uy tenrote 

damage 

Tcrmiiujt is tbe world'. Uraeat knmte 

TERMINIX INC 

*^*ember, no other 

, • - '-iiaa Ajbury

Chasi^ Rainbow**' 

: %iSttUV €*hf 

• events in the United States has 

_. ot judgment displayed by Ocean 

im wHfep they flftclded, a year and a half 

waJUunl-see attitude on the issuance of 

i pf bonds for long-term financing of a street 

i fold late in 1966, the financial con- 

_ would probably have meant that 

_. . would have had to pay somewhere 

>p*r Gftfet interest an the debt. Since the 

"" sd and Mterest rates have dipped, 

i City will be able to issue the same 

of at aeast 1 per cent. That will 

; of dollars over the proposed 

rai namad ON* Way 

•ttoaja Bonda Dtvlatao. 

• * * 

«ddabJtpi»aa Alfred Saalor and 

Robert ttompd, Onttm CKy boyi 

attending tbe U. S. Naval AcBdamtr 

at AnnapnHi, ML, • « iioow for 

vigtta will) tlMir naa«ctlv« . 

Frank I* Porter •»*» named lob 

lant sdtainlttrator at Snore Memor- 

la] ftbapMal bj action of the inctltu- 

Lion's Boaid . ' ~ 

&t*te Senators Wayne DuMont Jr 

and Malcolm Forbe» candidate* for 

the Republican nomination for gov- 

everyone mi it the state champion 

sMp bukeUbulI gum* at Ut 

and tbt pdUtJclahj 

Ignored. 

I agencies and industries had 

vo ago. They also waited. The 

..__ . > there is a deluge of new bond issues 

gt, WtaKh may make the going rough for some 

jMt too favorable a credit rating. In this 

, Ocean City is fortunate for its amount of out- 

' ita ly the Governor's 

Them Mb develop,specific m- 

f sniftfl planning problems, as 

other non-rui^d areas, 

bring out several new and interest- 

g wiULSome of the problems facing 

ôonty officials as they try to find the best ways 

i together a Small area with agricultural, indus- 

—*—"— -\ phases, all demanding fan- treatment. 

t ftfch a small world, why does it take so much 

Jr t& run it? 

10 YEARS AGO 

Hay V. Thorpe, city treasurer and 

a former publisher of T»ie Sentinel- 

Leaser, died at the sge of 57 In 

Snore Memorial Hospital fallowing 

an extended illnets 

• • * 

Two week-day trains and three 

week-end trains, were eliminated 

from the resort's railroad schedule 

In a curtaHment order to cbiuerv 

coal supplies during a miners' work 

stoppage. 

* • • 

An ordinance for the Imposition 

oMiectlon, adminlsUMiim and en' 

forcemeat of * United tales tax In 

Ocean aty was approved by tfie 

dly commissioners ower the objec- 

tion of local Intel ttwnera The 

^ 

for * pubI " : 

Mm Know M 

r seems possiWe, after all that snow and ice we 

r program. 

spring is practically here and the Cham- 

is well advanced in Its preparations for 

The Board of Education approved 

plan* tor the operation of cafeter- 

ias in the Central av and Uie Wes 

1* av elementary schools under 

the subsidized National School 

Lunch Program. 

• • * 

John W. Dennis, owner of tfie nrc 

ravaged Delaware Hotel, decided 

against rebuilding Uie hostelry and 

Editor, Sentinel-Legder — "Local 

taxes, shot through with inequities, 

are at record heights Rising state 

expenditures threaten New Jersey's 

delicate economic balance Thi Fed- 

eral debt, crowding 1U legal celling. 

precariously underpins the national 

economy. 

"Increasing numbers of taxpayers, 

already goaded by high taxes Into 

an unprecedented grass-roots de- 

mand to «.ut the Federal budget, de- 

mand release from the tax effects of 

mounting state and local expend! 

tur« as well Meantime, special in. 

terest groups continue to call for 

new and expanded spending pro- 

grams, adroitlv but often erroneous- 

ly identifying their desires with 

public need Many of these pro. 

grains would extend still further 

government's already far flung Inva. 

sion into field* traditionally reserved 

for private enterprise 

"Every level of government—fed- 

eral, state and local—is torn be- 

tween the conflicting pressures to 

expand services and reduce taxes. 

Out of the resulting Controversy 

arise question! of crucial Impor- 

tance in the life of American gov 

eminent How much government do 

we want' How much of our indi- 

vidual Incomes an TIP willing to 

devote to government*" 

Tne above quoted from the pre. 

face to the 1»58 Platform and Pro. 

News and 

Reviews 

Dr John L Barnes scientist. U.C. 

LA , "We must protect ourselves 

for the next war which may come 

from space " 

gram of the New Jersey Taxpayers 

Association pictures the plight of 

most of us, as taxpayers. The Plat, 

form goes on to spell out prudent 

fiscal policies designed to protect 

the Interests of all tsxpayerf, as fol 

lows: 

"I. Efficient and economical 

penditure of all public funds. 

"2. A revenue system which will 

require from the taxpayer only such 

funds as are ne»nary for th* effi. 

cient *nd economical conduct of 

government and to give maximum 

encouragement to New Jersey in. 

dustry, production and employment. 

"3 Delegation of the various func- 

tions of government to the lowest 

levels of government capable of 

fulfllllng them efficiently and eciv 

nomlcally, with minimum reliance 

upon centralized financing. 

"A. Coordination among govern- 

mental ggeneies to tie end that jov. 

eminent as a whole may provide the 

necessary public serving at the low 

est possible cost. 

"S, sound federal flnanee through: 

a balanced budget and improved 

congressional facilities to study and 

act upon the budget; reduction or 

elimination of federal subsidies to 

slate local government business and 

agriculture; curbing of the trend of 

federal competition with private in. 

dustry." 

F. J. PINQUB, Preiident 

N. J. Taxpayers As»n, 

Fatter of tha Prets 

REAL SAFITV 

The class-pin of the School of Ex. 

perienee is the safety pin.—-Louis 

ville Times. 

R. A- Tiegst Minnesota educators 

"Americans cannot afford watte In 

education. Human resources are the 

oountry's greatest asset." 

preparations for 

*ta year, on April 6, and that fact » VIARS AGO 

It comes to preparations 

g ery a 

offered it on the auction block in 

Philadelphia. The ijniiding sustained 

about *1SO,000 damage. 

Shirley Temple (Mrs. Charles Al. 

den Black), former child filmstar: 

"The thing 1 don't want to do Is 

get caught up In the career whirl 

because that's wlial Jeopardizes your 

family life." 

, .-, , Ul * et3 •* $2.50 each from a 

fasf-talkins salesman for an Ocean 

Y*H^ VHJ lOr Ajia|^bMUII 

to have tome repairs or 

*" J a tradesman or ob- 

of this country Is stronger than ths 

spirit of those people that I tee 

A perfect wife is one whose fav. 

erile radio program is your own.— 

Rochester Times-Union. 

LUCKY WORLD" 

The world was created in six days, 

no Senate confirmation being necej, 

sary,—ArKansas Gazette, 

ABOUT THI SCOTS 

Scotland is a country where there 

are detours at all the toil fates,— 

The Bay City BaDy Tunes, 

IT IS "~~ 

The BIS of discretion Is when you 

learn that nothing is as Importart 

" •—• ": tt was.--Mmni. 

.The cotmninloners awarded a 

$5,102 contract for construction of 

_ __ r_,—_,„ for viewing 

ttart to Arrive? Jf you are in a 

do jax tblqk it is about time to 

i, fixtures and personnel? 

aeedia to be that Ocean City can 

? tee* at Mte calendar—and scramble! 

it'* best friends are bis parents. 

Uie boardwalk at 1st st 

• * * 

Copimsa was considering a bill to 

"**ioMxe « Wflmhwton Bridge 

for the construction and 

—liofi of a suspension 

froA Nftw Jersey Aver the 

- Bay to Dataware In the 

May County Bar Aaso- 

"""" "* """' Ocean City 

Improved a 

Bar Aasocla- 

^, which every 

attorney would bo re- 

Join. 

• 4 * 

The new 1«38 FYigidaira with new 

Harry S. Truman, former Preil. 

dent: "Modern weapons are so ter. 

rible we cannot assure our survival 

with certainly, no matter what we 

do." 

APPARENTLY 

If the bravest are roily the ten- 

derest, »h«n a lobster Is certainly 

an errant coward, — The Louisville 

Times, 

National 

News Notes 

Ocean City a 

ifc » niinaii I hrtaaf 

WASMNflTON — tne eoiitliiueil 

recession- nM MUSMl a groundiweU 

of seritlBMiit in Comjrt«, amooir 

lUspubUcani a* well a> Denjocnts. 

ff al« eyt whtoll wouW MW 

effective JOT W, Octoow lit or 

January 1st. Chance* WM »uf»iH- 

incly good that tfee •arlieit data 

«» PrtiHent has luntoC on earl- 

ier oselikMu, that Out month 

should tM the upturn in the econo 

my so nun]' Uve been MokiK for, 

but there is grave doubt u to that 

at Ihe moment 

The President's advisors are for 

lowering taterert rat**, speedini do. 

fense orders—especially in hard-hit 

areas, lowering mortgage require 

menu. In addition pUoue worts pro- 

ieey will he Initiated on a larger 

j 

Vice PWlidBlt Nixen is generally 

credited with a masterful Job of 

political timing in coming out for a 

tax cut. His call came at a time 

whtB there was evident concern In 

both parties and among I he popu- 

lace and received a fine reception. 

Oi course, in ail the talk •bout 

tax Cuts it should be remembered 

that this' is a congressional election 

year. That fact alone enhances 

chances ot enactment at this seg. 

sign, which Is the last of the 85Lh 

Congress. 

As interest rales are cut—after a 

short spell at "hardship" rales, 

home and office building will be 

come easier and borrowing may in- 

crease, If confidence does not con- 

tinue to decline. 

But reductions in taxes mighl en. 

able the automobile companies to 

announce decreases, while excise lax 

cuts mignt further reduce Uie price 

to the consumer. The consumer, aid- 

ed by lower taxes himself, might 

respond to lower cost automobiles 

In turn. And the automobile busi- 

ness is about the biggest consumer 

business In the eoontry. 

Therefore, the preient picture 

might be one of same encourage- 

ment, if excise taxes, in addition to 

buiineis and personal Income taxes, 

are reduced, the year 1M1 might 

have proved to be memorable and 

tiie second session of the ISth Cong- 

reis might have taken the only 

action possible to prolong its indi- 

vidual lives. 

The Neighbors 

Look at Things 

IMUNirr . . . STRENGTH 

Cap. May Star and Wave 

The possihllity of creating a Cape 

M«y County Health Council to study 

the health needs of the county and 

to coordinate thinking on general 

problems of community health 

looms large as a result of a meeting 

In Cipe 'May Court House, 

In recent years remarkable strides 

have ibiin m»de in almost all Reids 

oi public health. Much has been 

dene in promoting the reseanBh and 

treatment of various major diseases 

to the point that some are virtually 

under control today 

But in Cape May County as In 

thousands of similar areas through, 

out the nallon, we are eitpertencing 

wistefui duplication of eBoH waste 

of administrative resources and of 

money *s a result of lack of coor- 

dinatk.n at the many good move. 

KtS" e W * U U 

It ta tne thought that the forma 

lion of a Cape May County Health 

Council, such as those now in operi 

alien In Salem and several other 

neighboring counties, might be able 

to correlate in sensible fashion an 

of the effort* now beamed al pro. 

meting and improving public „„,,„ 

and at the same tone to have a 

central, single agency to conduet 

year in and year out the conthiuiiig 

PUBllB education program that is I 

Jack Hawkins Britinh Him star 

describhiK Hollywood: "A mixture 

of great elegance with a leavening 

of squalor." 

Senator Paul R Douglas, (MID, 

commenting on Congressional refus- 

al to extend the reciprocal trade 

tariff-lowering program. z,nd speak- 

ing of the President and Republican 

leaders "If they bend every effort 

we may still have a chance But We 

Democrats who believe in free trade 

cannot do the job alone " 

"MMrimony" \s a serious wort, 

says a rnagaiine writer. Word? We 

thought it was a sentence.--Aliinta 

Constitution. 

GORMCT ~ 

It mmm that modern statesmen 

cant leU « lie. either. The correct 

game terlt u us "ofticial tfenial«-, 

Star, 

Btcabeth Mac Craig, journalist! 

"It's dangerous ibutslness when you 

start controlling tbe news." 

THI DIFFICULTY 

..,--—..-—•«•• 

isr 

Tbe restaurant has become a real 

factor In the Hvini habits of jnisl 

of a. No burin tamo?, directly 

dejKWiient for it, ,,,«„, upoo the 

ju«J|ty of its produM, tbe eourtesv 

atmosphere of Ita plaee of tomincsa. 

probably did more than anyone else 

In popuiariilng the practice or habit 

of what ta sMled ««Un« out." 

« was torn 

— .-•. 'Ipnd, cams 

* youth, and on his 

~—- a rntaunnt 

York City, In 

business to 

tbe 

Ticklers By George 

in Zmk 

A IMMMModut u «ne wHo make; 

Makelfiat are exttaoely hard to 

itenttons c>n 20 nun*.. 

His team wii trailing it the time, of courMb B'l 

there were many Ocean City fatls who f.lt the iao»i 

the fame Wai bandied the ooyi on the Boor wemftal 

bMkitball far more than 10 to MMandi withoui C 

fart, It became inertaiingiy lrriliMn« to hear fiT 

intone "penoiial Foul on No, »o-Jnd»o/; 

IT SEEMED to this observer that bqth leams 

but clean basketball. There were only a few aecnj 

observers, at leitt—something occurred on the 

deliberate 

Referee Bernstein and Umpire sari officiated 

been warned before they went out there that • 

a bloody slaughter, 10 hold it down," And hold It L, 

the tune of SO foul calls against Ocean City and , 

Riverside—lust about double the number of foul, | 

mally be expected In • scholastic game 

By the second half the boys on both teams 

afraid to move, lest they be accused of fouling, Cer, 

their usuiily nimble performance adversely. And 

City standpoint it affected the outcome of the \ 

slrallon. for the winners made 33 of their points I 

while we made 23. 

The impression of overofriclatlng Is borne out 1 

City in its semifinal tournament game ggauut . 

charged with only U fouls, and It was seemed ... 

second round tournament fan* against Glouce««ri»i 

toughest battles of the regular coason, In var ' 

and Millville, the Raiders committed only 13 and i 

It certainly doesn't seem reasonable to ' " 

team all of a sudden changed its stripes and 1 

Riverside. Nor is it reasonable to assume that the Raaa'j 

flawless record with a low fouling average, hid nMîk 

ruthless tigers. 

The main complaint from a spectator standpoint an B_ 

incessant whistling and S3 foul calls made the tounuaMk 

dreary spectacle, whether you were on the top or botuiai d 

still think so, even though the pandemonium thit bnal| 

toward the end might seem a contradiction. 

CERTAINLY NO PARENT of a player on the eoart 1 

officials to let a game get put of hand, with the daagar g 

Injury, And sports fang as a group don't like to see it I 

But there ought to be some happy medium In gj 

ment whereby the boys arc given a change to guird or 1 

ball without being accused of fouling when they t " 

opponent. One of the nation's top pros In a national 1 

only recently stated that pro game referees call only 1 

of things that technically could be called, so as not t 

much with the action 

That opinion was expressed by many fans after t> 

and some of them agreed with the opinion held '•'— 

were just as many questionable calls against 

were against our Haiders, 

One thing for sure. Those who attended the game 1 

seen something of a record established: A (ante thit, I 

lasting an hour, dragged on for an hour and 45 minuta, u4i 

foul call interruptions in the last three minutes. 

A few more like that and we predict that box office 1 

at tournaments In the future would take a decided drop. 

New Jersey Capital Cat 


Spring Is HoreSnow Fences Go"m\ 

TRBNTON—Springtime is slowly creeping fltWb I 

bringing 1 out farmers with plows, robins from Uie j 

greener grass, welcome flowers—and stale highway CMMI 

miles of snow fence 

Two hundred miles of snow fence which silently 1 

Jersey's !,B38-milc state road system against driftlnf 

the worst winter In a half century, will be removed A 

month. If stretched in a straight line from north to 1 

Jersey, the snow fence used last winter would relrt I 

Jervis to Cape May Point, ... 

Workmen in Cape May county are now rolling up "•> 

fences «nd storing them awajf to be in readiness for tbtJ" 

of 1959. Throughout central New isnef, the fence* «•« 

about April 1 when the threat of Mowing snows dUaBps^ 

warmer sun, In the northern B*rt of New Jersey the !•»•«« 

fences disappear from the fields about April 19. 

Snow fences Installed hit fall by highway mil 

farmlands with permission of landowners, expedited I 

ably during the mld.Fcbruary billiard through blot 

of snowdrifts on the main arteries of travel. This 

State Highway Department a coo] million dollars to I 

oft* highways, a record high for a single snowstorm 1 

Whore no snow fences discouraged the whirling r 

ten feet high. 

Highway maintenance crews install the snow M 

and remove them in the spring M a regular rout 

Trucks transport the fences to storaja buildings w 

hidden away with snowplaig companions to await 

snows of the colder months ahead. 

• * • 

PRIMARY ELECTION^Battle lines are drawn In 

United States senatorial primary race with three Rf 

three Democratic hopefuls participating in the rate to 

at I p. m, April IS when tne polls c!o«. jfi 

Republican candidates an HapniaBtative Retort f 

Livingston, who has served It years In Congress, Utm 

of Bemardsvllle, who recently served as KesMejit 

ipplntBienli leeretary, and Robert Maria, of Point 

chief counsel to the V. S, Senate Internal Security 

Bimeeratie candidates Include former Repress 

A, vVllllams, of Westfleld. who has the Mining of ' 

|. Ueyner; Joseph B. MeLean, of Princeton, Stale 

of Itoboken, the pride ^HudaDn'SuatJp'Dt 

Primary fights •ho will oeetir In the first 

Sden, Gloucester and Salem counties, where t 

ler way for both tbe Republican and DaBioCTiUe, 

Democrats are also MramHing for Senate Matt in UM ' 

Prim 

1 

that 1 

31 latt, 1 

with total IPS* trrtle 

lW J » 

.-»"•- tb« n«W .Walt -. - - 

hard core of regular patronage, 

wow resort traBle, After let* , . , - - 

span b,t passpd lti,iteniest earning! ten with BJFI 

in 1 ^> m TOWPON-Tpeciiua air polUition jn,'I 

"yu'ljiw t« huitan, Btaqt or aolmsl life snd %»\\ 

pî « ^! b ^* toftlort tmt onloyinent efTlfftr 

Sa^'SKArJ^t*"* «yse It would pn, 

VMM much of th* wirttd training 

wpenM now suffend fey Hv» Air 

Pmrtm mt other branchn in this 

of intreatM d.,>*nd«ic* «n 

il tiri l 

til's Beauty Shoppe 

|M1 Wwt AVWHM PNM 19M 

HAIR STYUNC 

PERMANENT WAVES 

CLOSID MONDAYS 

RO MMWILL form.rly with H.ltn MarMn, 

Hiddonfl«ld, •nnauncn her a.iocUtlon with 

CLAIRE ALEXANDER 

BEAUTY SALON 

754 Atbury Avanu* PhWM 1141 

SpMialiting in PIRMANINT WAVES 

CLOSFD MONDAVa 

HELEN'S ••*• 

Beauty Salon 

NT WAVINO HAiR THiTIIM 

.KALP TRIATMINT* FACIAL* 

1 It. » (Mntral An.. Whmm 09M 

OUIBB UONDAT8 

)f's Beauty Salon 

Compfcu iMuty HMdquaitM* 

' W«» AMniw PHONE 1262 

ON 

mr MtiMtefflMIt of Dorrl. WMh 

W* iNwt S*H enen Slamp* 

CLOSED MONDAYS 

JOHNSON'S 

Unttar Itow Ownar MnMgamMt of 

LAURA NEWTON 

BEAUTY AID 

0664 Ml Aftery A««. 

MOWPATg 

IDREVV'S HAIRDRESSING 

fiitvica 

by ANDREW and CLAIM 

Avmul 

CLO|lf 0 MONOAYS 

'f' 

He pointed out that about 75 per 

cent, of the people the Air Force 

trains today get out of the service 

after four years, Jn the Hi years 

he has been in command at Paler- 

mo, he »aid the changeover of per. 

sonnel has been 300 per cent. 

"It has been estimated that It 

costs the taxpayers $130,000 to train 

a jet lighter pilot and between us,. 

000 and SM.000 to train a techni- 

cian/,' Major Haws said. "YM the 

Air Force loses 27,000 trained mech. 

anics and 19,000 electronics techni- 

cians in an average year," 

He Hid that a good many of 

fM (ralnid mm from rh. Air 

Fore, ar* hind aftar (hair dlh 

charg*, by Stnaral •iMtrie or 

»l» «HMr torpor.flon Mlgagcd 

In i«lMfranici at rwo or thre* 

thnn rh«lr ttrvlce ularim, Sam* 

of Main ivvfl CMM back to Hi. 

••m* bates at civilian fachniclani 

tar that* cantpaflltt. 

The speaker also submitted to a 

yariety of questions fired from the 

Rotary audience on topics ranging 

from length of training periods to 

the effect of missile warfare on the 

coastal defense network. 

During the club meeting presi. 

dent Herbert Godfrey announced 

that the board of directors had met 

and selected the off leers to serve for 

the new fiscal year beginning July 1. 

fire Chief Samuel R. Smith, now 

vice president Is scheduled to suc- 

ceed Godfrey in the presidency, 

while Gene MMuire, a member of 

the board of directors, will go in 

as vice preiident. Re-elected for 

another year were Harry Baxter, 

secretory, and Joseph P. McParland, 

treasurer. 

Seebaugh on Dean's 

List at Rensselaer 

The Dean's List of Kensstlaer Poly 

teehnic Institute, Trey, N, ¥., reeog 

nWng scholastic excellence in the 

flrst semester Includes the name of 

W. Russell Sertauih, Freshman In 

the department of aeronautical en- 

gineering. He is the son of Mr, and 

Mrs, Charles R, Secbaugh, 1844 Shore 

Road, Llnwood. 

A graduate of Ocean City High 

School. Seebaugh was one of 40 stu- 

dents who received (op honors with 

no grade less than A, 

Chaek UM correct vnN: 

1—ChlnfM Communist troaaa wffl to WHMMWH 

from (North) (fWutb) KMM by tha tad of 

tht year, 

I—Prwldent EiMnhowcr ku a*kad far (mon) 

entlng this would be an In-service 

training program for all operators. 

Concensus of the conference also 

was that four-Inch letters used en 

iigns identifying school buses are 

too snail and that eight-Inch letters 

should be used. 

ANT E N N A S 

Far Top TV EnjoymtMit 

0*1 Top TV SetviM with 

I Focfoty Trotntl Tfrtntetom 

TV TOWIRS 

- ALL miL, M NOT - 

MM* 

Easter Seal 

Appeals Out 

Htevtor Mailing 

in ThrM Countl« 

A tun »l|fn of sprinf to the open- 

Ins of the 18M national Easter Seal 

campaign. 

Thousands af sheets of colorful 

Easter Seals cascaded Into the malla 

for delivery to oone than W5.000 Ai- 

lantie, Cumberland and Cap* May 

county homes, according to Mr), 

Many J. Hedlund, chauinm of the 

1MB BMter seal Appeal. 

Mr, HedJund painted out that this 

year's malllm; will reach more homes 

than m 19S7, set-king support for Me 

continuation and expansion of Easter 

Seals services for crippled and 

speech handlappad children. 

The IMS appeaL sponsored by the 

National Society for Crippled Chil- 

dren and Adults and Its 1.8M Easter 

Seal AW!Me» In every state, Diltrtct 

of ColumMg and three territories will 

continue through Easier Sunday, 

April ». 

"This should toe our greatest earn 

paign for although Medicine has 

overcome som# of childhoodis Im- 

portant cripplers, accidents Inereaie 

and, with expanding population, the 

number of children crippled at birth 

Increases correspondingly," said Mrs, 

IMlund, 

The Easter Seal campaign In At- 

lantic, Cumberland and Cape May 

counties seeks funds to support the 

Easter seal Speech Treatment. Center 

in Atlantic City. Last year the 

Speech Center had 187 speech handi- 

capped people referred to it for 

service by physicians, schools, and 

other organizations It had provided 

4B diainostie evaluations and 82 re 

evaluations of patients who have al 

ready been rehabUItatM. Speech 

treatments were given to M pa- 

lenU with an age range of 4 to M 

years. 

Bcpuuion of the clinic facilities 

at present under way with the ad- 

dition of four rooms (two of which 

will oe sound treated) In order to 

take care of the ever Increasing wait- 

ins list and demand In Uie care and 

treatment services for speech handl 

capped people. 

Two Wildwood tanks 

Propose Consolidation 

An agreement for tne consoildo- 

t.on of the Union Bank Of Wildwood 

and the Wildwood fruit Co. has 

been filed with the Stnte Department 

of Banking and Insurance 

J T. •Connolly, deputy commis- 

sioner of Banking at Trenton. Mid 

ttiat if the merger Is approved it 

must fee submitted to • vote of Hie 

stockholders of both banks within 

60 days. Approval of at least two* 

thirds of the stockholders is re- 

quired. 

The Union Bank at 3600 Pacific av, 

has been operating more than 45 

years. The Wildwood Trust Co. was 

opened at Atlantic and Wildwood 

rvs, in IBM following a reorganisa- 

tion of the old Wildwood Title and 

Trust Co. 

At the close of 19S7, the Union 

Bank listed resources at »7,SOT,lfS. 

The Trust Co. reported its resources 

at MlliJ47 

Sees County Airport dp 

of Future Jet Airline $**> 

Expansion of the coyntf 

at Emut as a «w for 'futon 

raerritl Jet airllnew and dsrrtop 

menl of the airport as tno nurietw 

or an Industrial park were cnvModqd 

recently toy John H. JtoHwH, urett 

dent ot the Delaware Valley «>un- 

° miners was principal tfittkar at 

the annual dlnner-lDsUtlatlon of tha 

County Cbwnber ot Commerce at 

North, WUdwOOd. 

Th* (pwiker HM MW nmd tar 

t ta •* alni 

Th* (pwiker HM M n 

ttrfr alriMrti tar •*• eaaslnai 

cenumrclaf |*r •«• «»«* *"" *• 

j._ •• ^ _. rfft^s. liiiM.taaailhitltif *f aw. 

pandlna 

l 

IK «• M*w Y««K 

* 

|*» alrlinaiV could a«tan M» a« 

to Mi 

air. 

He said BurUngton County Is 

planning an airport wllh ranw*y» 

for jeti, *ut they must start ft»m, 

scratch. 

Relners said tbe Cap» Majr County 

airport has a head «t»rt In having 

basic faclUtles establWiad and BM 

room for extension of runways, 

iaM • nw ha 

an authority has avMMr 

i 

that a m p 

fVHTra|HPfinn mr^m •• in Hquaa* 

trtlltv." New sltM will IM mijul 

In Ma let He, anal Hie Oantxi 

Mat. Pikm "— ~- "— 

Vor* naJwt 

Parkway link 

maJiat MM county an WMI 

jrtvwm 

KIMZUHt 

period 

*nd .Checkers 

dub meets every Tuesday afternoon. 

This semester only the Sevte~ 

join-this 

it'of tin club la 

tbe secretary 1» 

. > JS studWs 

three Birto and tt boys. 

, 'is 

'The 

Mtwr 

of tbe 

the com- 

FatwIBawffo 

•at samtjaysjfhav ._ _ , . — — ._ 

«M» afcpa*Md to do and bar* dene 

a food job of it. That In Itself is 

praiseworthy. 

—• —w—->—-» «T— f^Mv tlnVvje are soane pedgtlu vtfio 

fr -vffitTtnt 1 '" 4 ^ uwii— mit tsa Jost aa* Mod ei those wiio 

I sot *e inMuaVM In •**» cttoscn, -but beratae of the 

• -tar said, tt toot tbat somewhere they did not 

r fcurd subject attde hy, -they dM 

. .>•>*•*• Set the marks they 

should hme. 

SCHOLARS with 10 highest Average^ to 1958 graduating class are, from left, Sally 

t there Wko con my who mdly ehould or 

•hoaJd not **j/a It ev*h when you Loyejoy, Phebe Turner, Jfudllh Kephart, Katliy Roberts, Fred Hadtke, Christine Kuhn, 

the ouk Sut you win find James Snyder, Bobbie Sickels, Wade Moncriaf, Jeanne Flukey—Billows stalf photo. 

th» people wt» Utk .about «e 

oice an thoee Jadhrlduala who 

i»%re the /evtheet removed from the 

tup ten atad vita Mm nothing betto 

do than talk. 

ik(?j Purvey Shows 

ot Improper Eailtit/ 

•y JUOW CaWSMN tbe professor Informed him that Jf 

He didn't decrease the number of 

fsurvey of lfcOOO hltjh school (Winds of chocolate candy lie de- 

.startling results. voured dally, he would be toothlesa 

r, who l> a#l». 

before be -reached the age of rwentya 

at the Dpa%t 

save thi 

o*. tts,'sm

CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

lfc^*S' 

•tepaa vrwMmma-un. ma lKMte» Mceqtly an MM atH« 

UM tfceft tol d«anutntlMj 

i of nttrctundiu Cram 

on Old TaekahM 

i Star* In Wild- . Mrs. Jane Coates, 

, . _-.. ed flndln* the Smtn Point, was the demonstrator. 

• 'attic of KuUtert home. Guerta Included Mn. Berth* Mlf- 

dinted UM ourclary ltacdo, Kn. Doris Mtgllacclo and 

but admitted tarwny. He 

' ' driTlM his ear 

Mn. CeetUa Wood, of Tuekaiwe; 

Mrs. Marie Demarest. Mn, Alice 

_ -the itore and 

fftMo mm pU» the merchandise 

Ooud. otn. Ida Cawedy, Mn. G.a 

of tta atot*. II* »td UM men 

Young; Un. Doris Cloud and Mn. 

Jf and that lie loaded 

Ktta Sue Haralepen. of Petersburg; 

• arttcte* In hb car. and Mrs. Jane Coatea. of gamers 

Point 

were served by the 

SOCIAL MIIM 

HlUKSIRVKI Weekend (iuests of Mrs. 

•MIS 

to 

! IMt 

Louise 

Man Wmleonwt iecefltoi 

Marmora 

SatcoTror Apffi'll. The ta' will 

Beer In Auto 

be held In ihe Mor|an««êit ArteH. 

cm Legion Fort Home. 1«1» ««d 

Haven nv., Oeean aiy. Hie d»nco 

Brings Penalties 

Fire Auxiliary Is for young people « and oldtc It 

will be held M VM to 11:SO and 

It is to be called the "Satfuite 

Mm Hn«d, 2 Coatt 

Marks Birthday Itop," Music will b# fumlahtd by a 

local combo and by recordings. 

Guards Disciplined 

MAtUtORA-nut prudent, of the 

A cjuh OM far a 21-y«jMjld 

ladies Auxiliary of the Marmora vol. 

unteer Plre Company were honored $170 Collected in 

ley's Point nan and disciplinary ae> 

•t a recent meeting to eonynem. 

Uon agalnM two Coatl CuardMHa 

orate the Hth anniverwry of Ihe Heart Fund Drive 

rewMed from trill recently of ths 

group. ThlftjKwo members attended UPPER TOWNSrW — Mn. John 

trio »'ho »vt arrested here for h*v- 

the meeting 

Lorenzo, 1958 chairman of the local 

Iroj lntoxlcatlnj beveriuje in their 

Sirs, Maud Sadler, current preil. Heart Fund drive, announMo 

dent, presgnted gifts to five past 

Walter Ow, St. of Shore Road, 

presidents who attended. They were 

B«slej-. Paint, was lined KO on • 

Mrs -Mae Clark, Jlrt, Marie Tetttn, 

dtaorderty person charge, while 

Mn. DorpthK MeMMWr, Mrs. B#rtha 

Hany J, OuUll and Meivin N. 

Field and Mrs. Ethel Schneider 

Prlnee. both II and member, of the 

The!* un»We to attend were Mrs. 

Coast Guard, were rendered lnellsl- 

Peu Frasea Robblns. Mn. Ann Clark, 

Ut for promotion for three monUij. 

Mrs. Christine Saop and Mrs, Setty 

Tiw three vntm arrested tar Sit 

OV€tte, 

MUS impagllaiio p g o on n the night of 

y and family were her son, 

JTsur new members, Mrs, Alice 

FMruary 21 and d charged hd under d the th 

Mr, and Mn. Burton Bymm and 

Reagan, Mrs, Ruth GUliland, Mrs, 

new «Uie taw which prohibits the 

«on, Robert, of Arlington, Va, 

Nicole Oniey and Mrs, Ken Shield, 

rinking or possession of intoxicat- 

Quests of Mrs, Mary Sehwplblnl Imj btveraxea on public streets or in THOMAS HAMM, second from left, Cape May County wen welcomed. 

tad daughter, Ullian, Sunday eve. can *y anyone under the age of 21 division manager of Atlantic City Electric Co., greets a few An Impressive travelogue film socompanled 

by choral singing sf 

nlng were Mr, nd Mrs. Joseph The law comes under the disorderly of local realty and building representatives who were fhymns wu presented ^r Carl Shaw 

fcfeweibbu Jr. and son Joseph 3rd. ?non act, 

company guests at educational meeting on electric heating of ocean City, 

of BtlJepmin 

Accordinc to Set. tmnafUaizs, the 

Recent guests of Mr, and Mn, rio was apprehended in aukiu'g ear equipment at Flanders Hotel recently. The guests from A covered dish luncheon to which 

Frank Clfonl were Mr. and Mrs, Nick at 5th st. and Atlantic air. when a left are Stanley Pontiere, realty broker; Henry B. Cooper, the public ii im-iied was planned for 

Thursday (March 20, at noon in the 

Simon and daughter. Donna, of rull bottle and a broken bottle of city building inspector, and Edmund L, Wisham, president Ore hail. Mrs. Benjamin F, Guiles is 

Woodbine. 

beer were found. The defendants ad. of the Real Estate Board.—5yd Stoen photo. 

chairman. 

Bin, Ida Deiro was a visitor 1 nutted trying to conceal the bottles 

Philadelphia on Saturday, 

behind the back seat, ibreaklnjj one 

At the close of the meeting re. 

IQu Lillian Sehwetbuu was a via- in the attempt. 

freshments were served by Mrs. Wll. 

liam Oniey, Mrs. Frank Foglio and 

ilor in Vtneland and MlllvUle, where .Municipal Judge Franklin A, King This is Time of Year to Check Mn. Rudy Kdllng. 

site «n a fuesi of Mn, Linda Flan. ehutiied camp for pun*aslag ibeer 

dera, of Orlando, Ha,, at the home si for minors, and advised him to do 

L, iutclls. ' 

his drinking with Mends 21 years 

Mrs. Walter Drubb, of Ocean City, old or over. 

Your Boat, Gmar and Trailer Palermo Scouts Set 

visited Mrs Maud Walters and daugh. Judge King reported that he had This is the time of year when Canvat tarps, life prasarvars, Plant for Dance 

tor, Boris recently, 

worked out the disciplinary penalty th« entire erew of a boating family cushion, and older gear >houk< 

Mrs Alice Cloud, with her daugh for the Mrvfee men with Chief War- 

PALERMO AIB JTOHCE STATJON 

gets Impatient to put that rig bad b» givMi a brlik brvttilng and put 

tor and son, Mrs. Bla Mas HaMepen rant Officer Dennis, commanding offi- on the water atfaln; and it's a Is out Into MM warm sun far nW- 

—Jack VUet and John Huff attained 

and Jam« Cloud, attended Hie cer of the Hereford Inlet Ufeheat the time to eli#«* your outfit befon ounti drying. Mildew ofbm In. Tenderfoot rank at a recent meeting 

uneral of the former's brother In Station at North WUdwood, where the boating season gets Into ru vita* rat, and nathlnf will dhpei of Boy Scout Troop 79, sponsored by 

w. wniiwn Bowden, of .Morton. Pa, they are stationed. 

mll*w fatter Nun freih air and the Palermo 

WUItam Cloud entertained his In addttlon to- oelng retarded In Mow "gwu you prepare your era- pMntly of iuniigM, 

daughter, Mn. Edith McDonald, el Ms promotion effort!. Prince was for winter •torage wUI depend upor 

Gennmiown, Tuesday evenlne. denied lus next twcMiar UbeW from now quickly y0u can get ready foi Oiecit your anchor and anchor 

Mr and Mrs, floficrt Lee enter, «ka base. Judge KUaf said the extra launching In the •prins, but regard line far wear or abrasion and make 

tallied aunts from Court House, penalty was napoaed faeeauM Prince less of what you,did last fall, a few certain extra line Is aboard for 

CorWn Ctty and Bdora, 

•UwesHy caused some dlfliculty for tips from the Evfnrude Boa I in i me as both bow and stern painters. 

. (Mr. and Mn, Thomas Grace and the arresting officer. 

Foundation will help you get you Dents, nicks, and gouges in rails 

daughter, Janet, of Oak Une, Pa, 

teat ready easily and efficiently. and topsldes should be filled with 

Junta of WUlUm Cloud 

plastic wood or marine dough, 

The first thing Is to make a e»re- smoothed down and then painted 

Kiwanians See fill check of the hull. If you find 

MLDOM 

the paint checked or blistered, sand 

or varnished as required, 

A Ids that tpnks volumes is «•!• 

down the rough areas. It may re- Make certain the bilges are clean 

Ml • «rat edition—Pensucola Air- Film on Mining quire only a touch-up here and there —free from gasoline and grease. 

i, Goaport 

rather than a complete sanding end Look for the seacock or plug which 

A color Mm, •auning for Mekel," pa In tins 

you removed to di-sin water from 

was shown at the meeting of the 

the bilge last fall. Now is the time 

Klwanls Club last week. Early and If you're a salt-water skipper, to close it. 

present day methods of mining and chances are you washed down the Cheek over your trailer to make 

modern prospecting methods were craft before storing ]a§t fall. But certain all rollers operate freely 

explained. 

if you didn't now's the time to do They can probably stand lubrication 

Today prospectlne Is airborne, a It, Warm water a good detergeni with a regular oil. Check your 

plane flies over the area and a de^ and a soft cloth will remove al trailer wheel bearings and see that 

vice regtater, the presence of ore particles of salt. Dry the washed "hey are properly greased, and U 

and limultaneoiuly uklng > picture hull with a chamois to avoid streak- not, either do it yourself or have 

of ttie area sa that the esaet et lo loea. ing or staining, 

It done at a service station, 

Uonof tt» tt dwrts dwrt U registered. it 

The flan was supplied by the In- 

H you didn't clean the bottom 

•It is well to check electrical eon. 

of your boat last Mil, git al it nections on your trailer. If any 

tematlon.1 Nickel Company of Can Hgfrt now. The Mad# af a putty wlre« are damaged or worn, they 

TIMETABLE"! ada. International Nickel produces knife, a (tiff win fcrmn and st**i should be repaired, A little water- 

over W per cent of the free world-j wsoi, tjlut plenty of elbow inase, proof grease brushed over your 

. A XMt & 

total output of nickel, rank* first in will nmn any clinging growth! socket connections on tali lights will 

the production of pUtlnum and re. 9n fh# ttull. 

keep them free of corrosion and 

latoa metal, and is (taut the fifth 

shorts during the season,' 

tannest copper producer, it also Check youE hardware for cor, 

produce. aJiver, gold, selenium, tel^ n and pitting. Excessive corros- 

ittHurn, cobalt, sulphur and Iran ore. ion or wear will mean that some Student Cleared on 

^ wer. nearly »500«o,. of the hardware may need replacing. 

for r f, B (, known as a Uue .Movable parts, such as blocks or Carelessness Charge 

enh, aMMt «ith 76,000 ahaMMden turn/buckles, should be treated with Alien Day. IT, of !« Pinnacle 

•nd approximately so.Ono l • penetrating oil. OU will many load, was exonerated of a careless 

Henry Xoeaer Jr. . wass 

Tf tknes loosen pulleys which seem 

mr far f th the day anii completely "frozen" by salt or cor- 

•riving charge at a Municipal Court 

•rmogenieiiU tor the fllrn. rosiofl 

Searing In IJpper Township laa 

Group sinking was led ty Jack 

Wednesday night. Judge Floyd 

Along witi th* hardware check 

Jean. Vteltimt Kiwanians ana guest* your fire extinguisher to see lh»t 

Sandy dismissed the complaint 

ere Introduced by John T .Sth: it is properly filled and jo working ?hleh had been filed l>y State Po- 

order. 

ice. 

Charles E. WUsnn, former UMtage, the lines and cables con- 

ry of Defense! "Vou cant 

The charge wss the outgrowth of 

necting the steering wheel with the 

nr ft*ever," 

in accident tht night of Februiry 

motor, should be kept lubricated and 54 when a car driven by the high 

receive periodic cheeks. Be on the *heol student struck a pjtch of Ice 

lookout for wear and faulty con. in the Tuckahoe-Marmora road and 

neclions. Steering cable faces a kidded into a ditch. Diy and Linda 

good deal of stress during the boat- •lilligan, 17, were both admitted to 

ing season and a ehecit now may *ore Memorial Hospital for treat- 

save many frustrating hours of try. nent of minor injuries. They Wre 

Ing to; nuke offshore repairs on part of a group returning from a 

linkage during the boating season. basketball game in Sridgeton, 

1 date, n 

contribution 

r S 

n 

» of , 

albie to cover i 

to-house as i 

may null be , 

hoe, 

Those who 

Uon were M 

Harry Buntk 

Mn, Ollbert f 

Herbert Bonn 

and Thomas, 

and Jakie, JiJ 

thia Oam Broadley | 

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.-j . •..... —L "Sis"lovii*eni 

Danny Clark or acavUie, Silly Dickinson 

of Palermo and Bill Powell of 

•eesley'i Point were welcomed. 

There arc now M boys in the troop. 

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Find out why OLDS it FIRST In 

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Drop In 

at our 

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Mr low pries can-all make*, 

all models, all this we*k! , 

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111*4 

PALMfR OihVROUT-OUMMOBILIE, INC. 

crnr, N. j. 

**.? 

MM! of the entire daisroom for • 

week. ncinbHa voted to Mangfe the 

propoHd E»ster wanUan and school 

wm to in MHion on April i mil. 

Only Good Friday wll! be • sdiool 

holiday this year, TriLi U oetoe dooa 

rather than continue school gMsnoni 

later into June, 

A letter «aa read froni R. Claude 

Johnson In Tuekalrae protMhif the 

prMent poUey 4t few required tor 

the use of the tehso! *y other or- 

•uUMttoM, Th» lettm aUo referred 

to th* committee of local tup^ying 

to Lester Thorn, eterfc, m Instructed 

to sdviae Johnson of toe 

receipt of hU letter and Inform Mm 

thai the skmthm la bum studied. 

Mn. John Barsh Robert Hiualepen 

Oam Brosdley, Albert W»ili and 

John banglay were designated u u. 

•Mate moiDoerj of the New Jeoey 

Edwatlon AmmclstJoo representiiH 

the *w»rd. Mrs. Berutt was appoint, 

ad to attend • tneetWE M ba hdVS also 

began merit badge requirements for 

swimming. 

Seventeen boys attended the swimming 

class The troop plans to 

swim at the pool ones a month 

Three boys Clarence Battersby and 

Albert and Bomtla Way, ymn rein. 

Mated aj Scouts, 

Broadley Heads 

•re ptMitiin« to contribute to the 

fund. Clotbteg g and food o n, be b 

^tad d and d no more clotting 

needed. Thorn MM. 

Anyone wishing to contrHMte may 

do «o with Charlea FoMer Jr., catfiier 

of the First National Bank of Tuejtahoe, 

whei^ tlw fund la being established, 

or may «tv# the contribution 

to Thoin. 

Mr. lîer work* in the R, B. M». 

nn and Son mrtory In Beli»ptahi 

and, the family Li temporarily livy 

In mat arei. 

Auxiliary MMN Tonight 

MAHMORA—The annual meeting 

of the Lodies 1 MR, Richard Smith 

• Pro«pectlve player* 

Gift Shower Quart for the Marmora •"Tigwa* Boy« 

MAAMORA _ A aurwlae fafMte Magua in»l MO will meet tomorrow 

.hotter honoring wn. Kiciurd smith, evening (Friday) from 7 to • Vdoc* 

or Palermo, was «ii reeemly by In the wcial room of the Mamurr 

Mm, Albert Craln at her ham* on Methodlat Church, 

New Road In Marmora. Mrs. Smith 

to the farmer MUs Joan telley, Dane* Saturday by 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs, -Joe Dalley 

of Palermo, ' Upper Grade Pupils 

Clfta were presented In a decBrat, UPPER TOWNSI^ — A Sprnt 

ed pink and white bassinette. Those Dance for young people in Urn Ftftt 

present wer* Mra. Joe Djdley, MM, to Ninth Grade, wUI be giver 

BlUy Cabiness. Mrs. Howard geheflck •ventof, M.rch » ta the 

M Mn, Andrew And May, M MMr*. 

Garrlsow M«wor» Volut Volunteer Hre fi *Ii JuJl, * frow 

Aiwili«ry of thi Hunter, Ttn, Joe B. Whlttm MrTT 

Prtser«oltSacfc.Watchktt Post No 

mm, V.r,W., wttl he hel. this evl 

ntag (Thursday) in the pott home 

pfllc«« for th« coming year vriil be 

elected. 

George Meiny, President, AFL^rO 

conaBenting on tlw current reces- 

•ton; "I think the situation h far 

worse than the Administration seems 

?! Upper Township New* 

ay Mn. Hwtort tand MMM ©,€. 164I-W 

Easter Vacation Shortened to 

Make Up For Lost School Time 

m, TOWNSTHP—David N, Myler, 

of somera Point, wu employed 

fcy members of the Upper Townaiiip 

Board of BdueaUon it their Tuei 

day evening meeting to the ele 

» •» H:M »:«» oWocfc, o'clock, 

mwrtary school in JMarmora, He will 

James DaUes^ Mrs. Harvey Garidy. The daneo u being sponsored bj begin ai teacher of the ElghtH 

Mrs, Jacob rieid and .*•«, Mary niothen of the sixth Grade puplli and* on April 1. 

Smith, 

and proceed! will be givni to Mri Mr, Byler, who was interviewed 

Klrgtine Oliver, their teacher, who by board members. Is a gmduate of 

Luncliaen Today 

has been 01 for several months, Earilvsm College holding a BKhelor 

Refrejlunents of eaJtes. Jimnpum of Arta degree. Mm has done grad- 

MA»atf«A-^ covered dUh lunch, ers, hot dogs, ,.nd soda will be sold uate work at New Jersey State 

eon, sponsored by the Ladles AUJUI. Doiuliona of My of these articles Teaeners 

iary of the Marmora Volunteer lire or money to purchase them will be 

Company, will be held at noon to. appreelited. For information con- 

Jay (Thursday!, in the fire hall The tact Mrs. Benjamin F. Guiles or Mrs. 

public is Invited , 

Charles Sachaeiimalcr. 

1 Upper C of C 

Bridge Protest Is 

FJUd Wlrh Army 

m»n. Mm. Oroeh Jane Wetuneyw MAJU«O«A — Gam Brwdloy Ml 

and aeorga E. B«JI«y were renew»d elected pnwJdont of the " 

•t the meeting. 

Upper Towiuhlp OttOHM of Can 

nraw HMhV mMWk 

II wm aMMUiMad NH tte room of to* MMoOdhrt Ct 

ood Orxl* rnumd i 

Ottar officer. *lect«l 

WOaon OarrtaaB, «iM 

Ht SMtp *, 

s ft prW*utlMUry 

Quntr•part 

two l EMM In ttat »* *rm4: U 

Mr, 

p.1, M» «** 

i f 

The secretary «• lwtroct«l to 

College In Olanbom and 

oniert the «jn*t*lon of • 

mom UM M MW aliiaai n. 

the University of PennsjlvanU. H« 

tpan type MOW at tlw •aaawMt 

taught in Friends' School Moores- 

lerlsr of rh. room hu u boon ftmh Boulevard entrance to'Owm &&. 

town. N. J,, from 19S2 to lui. n dHtU mi i HHM» 

MM A Mtw wlU to mM to OoL r - 

The contracts of Mn. Agnes Good 

D, Trotitr, met of «jgln««1o< 

HM Mutham Ataratto MMM, 

JacfcMOvUle, Fla., prior to a bovine 

aelMdaled ttm «arr#'^_^^, 

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if" ,. 

il 

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V* ft C 1> 

it •.« 

ilXf aim. 

PHI 

Ttt»' 

Ole* CW^ttU^r*BH . eoqetxt itt 

the AtUdtfc CUT Hteh S*M1 ait* 

torinm bo Srtarday nlffftt, * " 

, ertanitt 

tunaay In Lmt—Judlc. 

Ml, m._Ohurch Bciiool. Clisses 

rer all ages, Nursery through Adult i 

Dtpartnentg, Christian O r o w t 

Series used. Visitors always we; 

come; attendance cards given, Pu 

tor Adler teaches Uie Adult Class. 

„ 'I a . m^-Tbe Service. The Sermon 

"Jswplng Death." «,, Anthem, « 

Sought the Lord," Stevenson th, 

ChaBcel Choir. *The SoIoT "Ti 

g r »f" Harriet Ware, Helena 

Hand. The Epistle. Hebrewi W 

The Gospel, John l:«Ut, 

11 a. m—Nursery for Small Ohil. 

dren, sponsored by UlCw 

Wednesday 

7:J0 p, m_Lenten Meditation Sub. 

jeet; "What Man Ha* Dona," 

7:^0 p, m.—Chancel Choir rclieara. 

iaty'rda i -2~ JUBtor a " > " 

taheata 

a p. m, — Pastor's ConArmatio 

Clasi, 

Wmere Uiere Is the most love-1 

Ood. there will be there the truest 

and most enlarged philanthropy— 

Robert Southcy. •-. w . 

ntm Atlantic City, 

live not inctudst 

B.SO a, m.-Sunday School with 

classes for every member of the 

family, Donald Phillips superinten- 

dent. 

n W-JSsm-Wonhip Bervto.. Mrs. 

David P, Wright, organist. Message 

hy Rev, David p, Wright, 

1O:« a. ni,-ûpervised Nurses 

downstairs. 

7:S0 p. m._Evening tjospel Serv. 

Ice, fiinainii led hy Charles Oooil, 

Vocal solo by Otadys Douglas. Mes- 

sage ^r «ev, David p, Wright. 

7:10 p, m,—Supervised Night Nun, 

2 

Inmiortal, for matter if temporal and 

b therefore a mortal phenomenon 

a human concept sometimes beauti 

Ail. always erroneous " 

SelecUom, from the Bible will in 

dude the following iIsaiah WB) "The 

irais withereUi, tbe flower faaeth: 

but the word of our Ood shill stand 

Ior ever," 

WCONO CAPS MAY BAPTIST 

•her, Raad, Palermo 

•a». Harry F. PlntMten, Paiter 

Sunday Church School begins at 

BM a. m. The lesson this week is 

iST- ffiMl.KJeSry'.le 

«W^, compel t»eh-4r 

Service begins at 11 o*. 

ie vester clioip win 

Mary Pjihlty 

iwmon 

b l 

d7iS 

come 

i 

old faihtoned 

^ ^ Y 

Hymn 

lSi 

v w 

S 

• p, m,—Berean Class meeting coil, 

ducted 6y Mrs, Oharles Good presi 

dent at the home ot Mrs, Hugh 

Doa^ S Villas* Drive, Soraers Point 

Ouesi speaker, Mrs. Harold Chllton 

missionary to the Philippines 

Tvatday, March M— 

7:30 p. m,_YounB Adult Fellow 

snip meeting and recreation Jim 

LuU, president, 

WadfltMay, Mirch 26— 

•:80 p. m.-îoneer Girls led by 

Mrs. Ihrry Schmidt, 

T:80 p, m,—Mldweelt service of 

prayer, nnd Bible meditation 

TtNinday, March »— 

10:»a, m, ta 1 p, m,—White Cross 

group meets, » 

8 p, m,—YoMn« Married Couple's 

ems' mcetlnc conducted hy Norman 

fcjijl«oi), proildtiit, 

FrMay, March ii- 

Yoltti leuomSp ant'junior'Hteh 

mpwshlp, fcoturing, showing of 

nration pictufe* of iMornlnj chee' 

Plnebrook and WMe Club'lit 

summer camps, 

• • • 

IT, JAMES A. M. I. 

•^ iaif "- v - -** 

^ "• rm rrMeVpn av» 

Av. O. i. Smith, fetter , 

Ji a, m.-Momhig Service. 

2 P. in—Sunday School. 

•?• oi.—VoMug PAoplu'i Meet. 

Bethany Circle Has 

Minienaiy Project , 

Miss Mathilda Strathnunn and Mrs. 

Isen were eo-iiostesses for the IB 

Members of the Bethany Circle of 

the rirst Presbyterian Church meet. 

Ing Wednesday lasf week in Miss 

Ptrathmann's home, MB Ocean av. 

Devotions, on the topic "Luke the 

Physician," were led by Mrs, Lena 

Miller and Mrs. Herbcrl Searle re- 

viewed the book, "Journey Into Mis- 

sione." 

Members continued work on their 

sock dolls and icrapbooks for Uie 

missionary project. The Misses 

Bhoda and Jeannette Mathewson 

were appointed hostess«s for the 

next meeting. 

No one is useless in this world 

who lightens Ihe burden of it for 

any one else— Charles Dickens 

IMOBINII 

Miss Emogenc I 

ton, D, C, dlreetoF"L . 

for the General BoaMi 

ance of tile MeUie&i 

be guest speaker at ( 

Conference Youth Se 

Studies on Friday » 

toe nrst MelhodlJt ( 

Begistralion will ! 

Prlday and the ii*i_ 

7 p. m. Miss DucUpVI 

Is "Why Are We r 

Saturday afternoon i 

will be "How Can ' 

PressuresJ" For lUrl 

use the dim entitlei.'L. 

No," The balance « £3 

will be devoted to «T* 

which Miss Duniap is 1 

tor. 

Miss Duniap also £ ft, i 

Board's liajson* pm lJ!fi3 

Board of Education __ 

'rnent and Curriculum i 

She serves as a 

Church's Natlonil Y« 

Alcohol studies and 

with the Department oft 

clal Relations of tl 

vision of thrlstltn i 

board of Mission*; 

THE FIR 

On* Startini 

Survives 

i(» Foul Call. 

\ VINCe MICMiLiTTI 

City High School 1 ! 

_rted B«a Raiders 

„ with frustration as a 

,„ and detenniiwd Rivar- 

iHilh School team gnawed 

it the Raider point ltad 

'btnch reierves tq cra»h 

jugh in the flnal minute 

win the South Jen-say 

ipII championship in 

din Convention Hall, Fri- 

"night, 71-89, 

e Baiders came oft* the court on 

Ishort end of the score and left 

1 iBoils for the jubilant Rams. 

to the several thousand Ocean 

J fjni and objective observers at 

•title Came, Ocean City turned in 

"championship performance In 

t »specl of the contest. 

pjlr of officials Mrifh over, 

mftaitia whistlH and a lack of 

•jln. reserves on Mia Ocean 

F tench forced Ihe RaMeri to 

-BODYWORK 

PHI ESTIMATES 

aliace Bros. Bufck 

ST. AND SIMMON ,VK. 

•HONi 127a 

[iverside Reserve Strength Dethrones Raiders in Tourney Final, 

U Lead Most 

[Way, Yield in 

4 Minutes 

yield Aa aactlaml tW. te «M mv. 

arslda th* affar th. rwiiii,, ... 

rt»a# a tatiMcl ranflna frem .i^jj, 

5 " ^^* ^rn

fit >v 

.«',000 

each will be wanned up prior to the 

1 p. m qualifying time-trial, that 

will weed out all but the 22 tastes! 

machines. The latter group wil 

then engage in the lOO-mile UBAc. 

FIA tiUe nee that is open both to 

the speedway type American ears 

and the foreign sports ears and 

Grand Prix machines such as Fer- 

rari, .Maserati, Jaguar and similar 

types. 

Last year brought the fSM.000 

speedway into existence, the plan: 

consisting of a one mile paved anil 

banked raceway on which two world 

marks were established. However, 

the excellent calibre of the field tor 

the big event on the Soth is expect, 

ed to shatter aU existing standards, 

We present re-ord Is IM niUes per 

hour. 

tint* rmwltni 

A field IMl and two foul shot) 

by fleorie Both *nd a twin-pointer 

by Vie OiSylvester in the overtime 

Haitian «nM tae victory. Wild- 

wood was on the short end of . 

20-14 flrrt period score, picked ui 

three /polnu in th« turd and foui 

hi the fourth to take the lead, *M8, 

going into the final quarter, it, 

Cecelia hit eight points and Wild 

wood Catholic Mven in the lait 

period, endln« the game In a tie. 

Roth and DiSylvester paced the 

Cruuderj with 17 points etch. 

Cape May enjoyed two fat periods 

to win going away from their Cape. 

Atlsnt.: rivals In the Group I 

title go. After coming off en top si 

I 7-5 count in the opening period. 

the Capers ran up a second period 

count of 21 to 13. Wlldwood topped 

the M third period scoring, but the 

Overs cue off IJ-i in the final 

canto 

Willie Hick., and Bob Wallace 

paced the Capers with It points 

each, while Ton Dunlevy topped the 

Warriors with etjfht. 

Mty ftlned MM fln*ls with 

a M4f victory aver Hamtnantan 

In an aHmlnalkxi roond pUy*d 

hare W«(n«day nisM last weak, 

Tha Capers ex par lanced no 

trouMa, wMi Hicki leading the 

war wlH, 14 and Harry Learning 

and Ban Cluff h*h>lng out wifti 

11 atch, Prank ReM and Jaa 

Petrvcelll each tsllaetad 10 tar 

tha lasara, 

WlMwood gained the title play by 

besUng Egg Harbor on the Ocean 

City High School court Thursday 

Ight, MM. Ctrl Aspenberf spark 

ed the Warrior victory with 11 

points, while Id Spragg and Ai 

Morganwick each garnered IS for 

Egg Harbor. 

Atlantic City High school staved 

off a last minute desperation try 

by Camden High School to carry 

off the sectional Group IV title. 

Camden threatened durinf the final 

28 seconds of the fame during 

which time they held possession of 

the ball, but could not crack the 

/iking*' tightknlt defense for the 

ylng or winning points. 

Slorthfield Bowling 

$ 10,000 

FURNISHED 

Modern, three year old 

bungalow in desirable toog. 

tipn. Two bedrooms, bith, 

kitchen • dinette combina- 

tion. Disappearing stair- 

way. ParUifiy floored at- 

Uc, Gas heat. 

MAXWELL 

— Realtor — 

BOB6RT R. HNNITT 

Assetlal* Broker 

1400 W«tt Ava, 

PHONE 294V 

Patterson Hits 242 

to Lead City League 

Water Service topped Marmora 3-1 

gain a tie with Public Safety in 

he top berth ef the Seashore Lea. 

sue at the NorthBeld Bowling Center 

n Friday, while Wallace Hardware, 

co-tenants of the attic at. the start 

of the action, dropped to third place 

on a 44 lacing toy MaulteUi Plumb, 

ers. 

Public Safety helped Water Serv. 

ice UP on the top rung by allowing 

eighth-place Boscul coffee to gain a 

M split with them. Somers Point 

Kiwanis, third level Occupants prior 

to the session, gained seeoni place 

with a full count over \'.r,W. 

George Patterson showed the wa 

for high Individual games hitting 

842, Other high singles were L 

Frank Smith, Ml, Mike Denan wit; 

207 and Nick Pessolano with 

Smith took high triple with V)i 

and Wait Hughes pressed for ih. 

honor with $13. 

Soniers Point Kiwanis posted 2M 

for high team series, and an ii2 by 

Boscul Coffee was the best team 

tingle of the evening. 

Sfandini* 

Public Safety 

Water Service 

S, p. KiwatiU . 

Wallace 

Shropshire . - > 

MaBltelll ..... 

Coombs Dairy 

• * * 

JOHNSON'S 6AIN 

IN CITY LOOP LIAD 

Johnson's Five picked up graun 

on the top of the CUy League e 

Northfield Monday by downing Hack, 

noy's .11 while seeond-ptace Mapes 

were dropping their match to Wai 

lace Real Estate by the same count 

Hyatt's climbed from a fourth 

place tie to third position on 

Mean sweep over Hires Hoot Beer, 

while Eddie's Service won 3-1 over 

Sampsons to move from fifth to a 

fourth level deadlock with Stain- 

ton's. 

Stainton's dropped a 3',i-'i mate}) 

to Sentinel Ledger to allow the newc. 

men to dlmb Irnm sixth to a fifth 

place tie with Sampson'i. 

Eddie BoMnson copped high singl 

laurels with a 220, while BUI Smith's 

565 won triple honors. Other high 

singles included Smith and 

Tucker wH* 11* each; J. Will*** 

wtth 208, BUI Plunder wltti 205; BH1 

Hackney Aid F. Klauser with S02 

each and C Underwood with 200 

Eddie's Texaco wrapped UP all 

team scoring honors with a 258» 

series which Included a high single 

of »1», 

StandMfs 

SO 

Johnson's 

Mape's 

Hyatt's 

Eddie's 

Stauilon's 

Sampson's 

Sentinel 

j, 

24M 

14U 

23 

23 

14 

17 

18 

19Mi 

21 

SI 

•AVilN LBACUI 

PACI JAMMED UP 

Diamond Cleaners and Bgg Horbor 

share the lead in the Qeesn City 

Bayside League at Norflilield, with 

Berger Lumber only one point olf 

the pace. , 

This week's action resulterf 

MS htgh tingle for C. Butcher and 

a SH series by Sian Tqtien, Other 

high singles included 231 scores to' 

both Tot ten and O. FUUng, 311 hy 

B Chiapplnnl, ml by E, Weiss, and 

200 each by P. Piieggl and D. Cum 

mint. 

Stafldinss 

Diamond cleaners 30 10 

Egg Harbor 30 10 

Berger Lumber , . J9 111 

Oarrijon Jeweler*,. M ' s 

* - > 

BITTY SCHUCK RICHARDS 

HIGH DOUBLE KIOLIRS 

Bttly gchuck [urnea in a 4M triple 

which included a high single of 1B3 

to cop the individual honors fgr 

ladies m the Ocean Cjty Mixed 

Doubles at Northfleld. WrI Rich, 

ards' all topped the men's singles 

while a STi by Clark Moore was the 

best male series, 

OHier high singles Included 178 

by Evelyn Tilton 175 by Kay Lynch, 

171 by Marty Darby. 210 by Moore, 

208 by caartes Moiijis. 201 by Mickey 

Ang. 

In the triples Ruth ShreBshire 

pressed for high honors With 484 

while Kate Ewlng posled 403, For 

the men Ang had M7 and Pete Put 

len Ml. 

Standings 

Oranges 

with » 3-1 vfctory over *• 

Helen Mumford i»n»poJ 

Individual «a>rtag honori wlUl • 

single Mid 467 aerlef. 

(tandlaa*: 

Sapphire . 2» 

Top« • }• 

Onys JJ 

Dlaoonds ......... m 

Rubles ............ »7 

18 

19 

IB 

MM 

19 

Lemons , 

Grapefruit 

Pears 

KWARA, RAHN 

TOP lAYSIDIRS 

Mary slraara posted 

21 

20 

7'a 

II 

2 IB0 single 

and Mabel Bahn s MS triple is take 

high individual honors in the Won. 

n/s Bayshore League at Northneld 

Daniel's Heftaurant stayed coin 

ortsbly on the pace with a 40 con 

juest of Rugby Inn, while second 

lace Peter Pan held precariously to 

iltion despite a 11 defeat by Vent 

nor " Furniture. Chldsiy Chrysler 

moved into third position with a 

lean sweep over Harry's Inn while 

Rugby Inn slipped from a second 

place tie to fourth position on the 

IMS to Daniel's. 

Standings 

Daniel's ., .1,.. 27 13 

Peter Pan m 17 

Chldsey 2!>a 17(i 

Rugby Ion 22 Ii 

12th Street Bowling 

28 

2S 

24 

13 

22 

22 

22 

la 

IS 

16 

17 

IS 

18 

14 

BUY NOW Nit 

MST BARGAINS 

fs«r tatfraams. 1» bafflt. 

Nwt, alMMtrli kltch.n. 

^ ^ l Naif- 

Gardner and Fkkes 

Pace Church League 

The hot running Ocelli City 

Church Leiiue at toe lglh si. Bowl- 

ing Academy shook down to*two 

Hams in the sunberth with o third 

that shared the top before the action 

cropping badly into second position 

The gamers Point Lutheran "A" 

and "B" teams both took 4-0 victories 

over Palermo Baptist and SI. Augus. 

lines respectively to continue on the 

pace. Ocean City Baptist tumbled 

from the crowded top level on a 31 

defeat by third-place Ocean CUy 

Lutheran, 

Bar! Gardner with a llf single 

ind Charlie Fiekes with a MT triple 

were hiih Individual scorers of the 

evening. 

Standlnit: 

S. P. Luiheraii -A" m Ig 

S. P. Lutheran "B" 28 10 

O. C, Baptist ..... 23 „ 

O, C, Lutlieran aili 141 u 

ONVX TUMiLlS MoM , 

IWW LOOP LEADERSHIP 

The Onyx were drubbed 4-0 toy the 

mmonds in.this week's lathering 

sf the Gem§ League at 22th st to 

tumble from th0 ieaj into"; seB 

, 7Ss 

S| 00 

USM 

Cleaners 

point of 

makers in 

Alley team. 

Betsy Lee tui 

id a 433 

honors 

Brown Ice 

Hughes 

Cleaners 

Alleys 

. j for th«e cotdjnna aheuld ha in ihi 

ji:L*iI«r NOT lATia MAN NOON TV 

\iwJBUCATION and NOON WatDNESDA 

*^ -TV. Phon« 0*04 or 0»03. 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

Word* «r La** .,,...,,, ,,.....,. 

(3c par ward eMsadini U word.) 

.. B conwcutlve Times, wit* IS word, or Leu 

Ada Bequirlni BM Number.. He Hera 

_ AU Classified Advertising Cub — 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY AM Us KXTBA 

In, given %e repreHntaUn or brought to office 

-ijr, UUWC BB ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR STAMPS ^ 

'•ML Copy aec«ted ovar phone u courtay and convenience 

BemltUpce BUM be In Mon advertl«in«nt u M| 

DUpUy Advenkdni — flje Far Inch 

II HiLP WANTiD 

WOMAN, 

Wni uneneunbena, 

_ and is lona oi 

sBBur&an hoine in 

sumniss, 

write Sox 

Victon h 

nd 

scries. 

MORTGAGE LOAM 

• CONVENTIONAL 

• CONSTRUCTION 

NATIONAL SANK 

OF OCEAN CITY 

Oe»an City, N. J. 

5BA ISLB &FPICE: • 

«rd Streat ani LanSs AvamM 

Ocean Cltyg 

JJy whimrt 01 

YMCA baskctbell 

day Blaht when I 

s«son wiUi a 1S4 

don Hall. 

"Ilie ««nts, 

paign all year _ 

win 2 loss retard 

advantage over 

Donut Shop. 

In Tuesday's IMML 

•on lad the winners 1 

points and Joe " 

up with IB, 

1 tor general 

Aboard, Box 

LTwANtfD 

I HEAL ISTATE OFFICE 

• **^—- QF iveman with 

QF iveman wth 

I met 43 years o 

rljlil penon. 

CE d 

with c 

old. 

A 

I CLASSIFIED AD 

MINOS RESULTS 

to/ 

FULLY 

and 

READY TO GO 

"You Can Mate IM] 

Much Nat in 2 

HINT Of LOCATION 

IS ilTM SUNN 

SCOT 

8th Siiwt 

"Insure Your Title end to Sofa" 

IB-I-G 

Clearance 

©WILL 

(IED CARS 

10 

UKE NEW 

\DILLACS 

1957 to 1952 

All Modelt 

I D*||IU» lf * r d. Cut, Mn, 

fpJ-UjjS^ChlelH'dfepi 

ChWt'n Wdto 

PLANT FOUNMP |N IM 

COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE 

'" Naw Jaraay, Panniylvania, IMawtn, Haw l- 

Maryland, District of Columbia, Connecticut, 

CHELSEA TITLE 

and GUARANTY COMP> 

OCEAN CITY 

NATIONAL BANK OF OMAN CITY BUIl 

OTHiil 

"M'HeltdV 

I3.JM, 

[ AUrmnktU "M" Sedan 

IflUt Super'•!!«-Hfep 

M V4 Country Mn. 

4-Or. ladaii 

LDr, ••lair 

V-tSdn.DeluM4Dr, 

Your inspection ^BARGAINS 

is invited*.» taptrSwlM 

Wnwlh Convartibl* 

4-Dr. $*dan 

SMlari 

- TRY 

ANQFFEK 

Phphyl 

lit 1 i? »' •.' '••"'"SB wh.n yo1t n*m»>re dollar If*} 

iVi I"° r "iâutr, creative t.na'Inverlnjr »6d oonafrss 

"Ml btcopMnccd jt nn't be duplli-at ' •.—1 

IXHALL 

MOAN 

WEa BUILT ESSJSJU HO 

UCK 

•ODBI, HOKB orasit VOB 

*"• * AVENUE 

SITUATIONS WANTID 

>AB¥ 

hour; 

uuiir 

Ave, MOM 

experl 

nmnt. 

iu, 

. He u 

an hour. 

t.lmp«on U 

BCUIUry OFFHMR — Thirty y 

e«perl«ls». store and pianuiin 

PERSONALS 

ALCOHOUCS 

ANONYMOUS 

Meets every -Sunnay evening I 

p, m. in jhe Parian House ot holy 

I'rtnity church, nth and Central 

avenue, Mme 1580 J, u 

TUTORING 

REMKDIAL RBADINO, 

i Eltmcnlury 

cn work" 

ing. 

lmii 

Smie ip 

MB, Ncul. 

1794, 

-, Phonics train. 

. pehotil subjects, 

•W«n work. Oertlflod teiiclief. 

pleasure Avu, 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

lyOPERTY AVAILABLE. Invcslori, 

look this location over, 23u feet 

ont In hotei-molei section near B«h 

ana BDardwaIN, Present propertv in. 

come Bcr leasan aver 56 oou. Wiile 

Bo* 8»7, Senunel-Ledge « 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

UB REWBAVDs'a — MganiM 

buriu, moui holes, eyts tcui, AJltr- 

Jgjg 1 f?i! OIUI J« M!»«a Ctoid 

mat, Henutltehln 

Reasonable. Floret 

By Ave. Phone 1204 

r.M. 

±4 

'IANO TUNING, 

inH Paul Pa 

to Wiley BuUnan, Al Piano 

îan -Qujilily work guaranteed. 

— ... Vcrnon Avo., unwood, phoile 

Samen Point 4340. tf 

, repairing, rebuild- 

rker (regliteredj »uc- 

MsUnan, Al ITuno 


Selected 

USED CARS 

*17 PLYMOUTH 

•Hsu, Low Mileage, IEEA 

R.dla I, heater, DOWN ODU 

•56 PONTIAC 

H.it.r. Hydrsmatlt SCCA 

Drlv.. SOWN 99V 

•U RAMBLER 

H.rdtop. imeilcnf SIC A 

Condition. DOWN I3U 

'Si RAMBLER 

Cultem SttMon Wagon. 

Hydramalk Drive, it A A 

DOWN OUU 

'53 PACKARD "300 

'S3 MERCURY 

DOWN 113 

'54 FORD Ranch Wasoh 

•K»WN S 3S0 

H. C. AMOS 


Seles and Servles 

MS IAST 34th STRUT 

PHONE 111! 

PROFESSIONAL SIRVICES 

•uiiNiss gnviei 

KEVS MAD lockimith 

1^ U y 

Avt. 

W. Shw 

S*H GREEN STAMPS 

with all RUS CLEANING 

For Hck-Up and Delivery 

Phone 8897 

CLEAN CITY 

DRY CLEANERS 

Agents for RV-MAR 

Rug Cleaner 

South Jersey's Itraesf and 

moil reliable Rug Cleaner, 

Wm» CLEAN am h»ui away any. 

thlnR you da not want (ram siUe. 

irage, or riiewhwe. Will pay yoii 

ie dllfei^nee above Uie eost af Isaor 

•nd haujijig. w. Brunt. Sla Vernon 

Ave,. Llnwosd, Phone Sourer. Point 

MM or 4»7i, U 

EARL NORTH'S 

WOOD SHOP 

10th StraM Oppo.it. 

R, R. Station 

Phono 2936 

FURNITURE 

MPINIIHiD — UPMHB 

ELECTRO PLATING 

tlLVIR — CHROMI — BRASS 

GIFT SHOP 

ANTIQUES 

REGISTERED BUILDERS 

ALTIRATIONS — MPAIRS 

KITCHEN 

INTERIOR REMODELING 

BUSINESS 1IRV1QI 

CAR RADIOS mum 

CelM Rodlo 

ALL MAK1I 

Motorol SIIM ami Nrvha 

111 Aafcvry Aw. PhM* MM 

ALL MA 

Motorola SIIM 

111 Afc A 

FOR RENT 

TV SITS 

TV SI*RVICE 

rttoa Tnnrt 

pp 

and Antanna* 


710 ASftURY AVINUe 

Ph«n« 1242 

•AIM AMD HKBVICB 


WAJJTED — An opportunity to give 

nu an estimate OB lour nul col- 

lision, you will Ilk. our body SM 

wader •ark, Oeeaa City Motor., I 

fth and Bay Ave, none, 0100, 

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 

Yalo Keys 30c Each 

2 for Sic 

Quick Service, I 

ISM A»Bury Ave, 

Davli hardware Ce. 

TYPEWRITERS and 

ADDING MACHINES 

REPAIRED 

OCEAN CITY TVHWRrriR • 

SERVICE 

MM Ajkury An. Phot.. 1IM 

FRIGIDA1RE 8ALM ana SERVICT- 

RepalN to all mike refrigerator. 

New rrigiaalre rffrieeraton, rangt* 

woiher.. dryen, IneKn. PiUBer Wl— 

flair*, luf Aibury Ave, Phone 0L 

Open every evenllW -Ul », / tf 

Sheppard's Auto Service 

iLICTRICAL SYSTEM AND 

BRAKg SPECIALISTS 

UATTEKIKH For All Can 

fIl-14 SIMMON AViNUB 

PHONE S7S1 * 

CALL US TODAY 

We will MtimtM fha 

east of installing 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

You m under no abllflaHwi 

WIH.S. 


lljl A«b«ry Avtnu.—Phon. 1771 

tf 

A CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 



BUY HIRE AND SAVE! 

CHEVROLBTS 

sedan, 

radio. 

OLDSMOBILES 

IMi SUFtR.. » Hdan autanalle 

art, push button radio, with rear 

sent speaker, deluxe heater jMin 

3-lono gray nnioh nitdieC M* 

whits ivillt Sold and MrVIM by 

ui since new. One rar, 1P0 per 

t guarantee againit major mt- 

wall lipes, 

owner, qua 

wnl against major 

IW'BBLJMIl «oor sedafl, Radio, 

hemt«r, Qffglna! wilnt, bKcepllon- 

-tf y i m&&inoved. Cosh woltlnl. Acme, cat 

tianu city $ Atkyry Ay«, J 

• R. a\ B. ate. .jrtr. Lav. • 

Shawtr, furnithetf, fat Hear heat. 

COTTAGE, INf Aibvry Avenue, 

imili Gu.it HMM 4 B.R. A B. 

—Dormitory 6 sett with Lav, * 

wath-itaiHl, furnished, hot mter 

radUtlsn hutlng tMtem. 

Honey Lloyd Chattin 

RBALTOK 

1315 Asbury Ave. Ph. 0060 

BAY SECTION. Winter home 2 he*. 

I«ITI». hath, living room, dining 

room If lichen, eneisaei! sun Boreh, r 

jmrdhst .water hnij, uF"»~i- 

.iil.ooo.oo Exim lot, 0.000.0 

lln Wllllima. IMP Any Are. 

[O STEPS H 

Lovely two 

.ivlns ivom, 

itehen - •• 

on one flnor. 

o bedriKim slnEle home. 

.1, dlnlne room, modei-n 

lichen, full tile bath and utility 

*oem. Oai hot air h£al. Furnished In 

he best of taste, A home joull be 

iroud to own. .Ocean view. Inspect 

o own. .Ocean view. Inspect 

for (snrly •JiinB occupancy, COFF 

L ESTATE, ail Central Ave.. 

r (snrly 

ESTA 

;UMMER IS OOJ 

bedroom bu 

shed a'ltc far 

**v bemtrenovat 

sale ul rr*H0. Ael 

STATE, Mil OBI 

w. located half hi«k 

"ehett norches. — 

weekend £ 

Prtcod for 

. now, OOF*" 

mtral Ave. 

OUR OPPORTUNITY. Pour family, 

half block to oeach. Consist I At; of a 

lovely year-around liome. tpuclnua llv 

ng l^som. dining room, kitchen. ,1 

ledioonis and 3 oaths, first riMr liai 

S iil>»rtmcn«. Separate garage v. Ilh 

-bearoom apartment above. Three 

its In all. Wletflfejion. Oood financ. 

na Wron«iBSpt. bon't wait. Goff 

Him Estate, - Wll Central Ave 3sin 

CLASSIFlEp DISPLAY DISPLAY 

Chrysler - DeSoto - Imperial 

PIAIIRS 

IMVIH YOU* INSPECTION 

OF A A«asr COMPETE u/ve 

YOU'LL BXPKtlENCE WE LdWIST 

CHELSEA MOTOR CO, 

MM ARCTIC AVf, ^fLAtlTIC CITY PHONI 4-1191 

LOTSC! 

eah 

lin Mh, one cornet lot MUv7 raink. 

Wllllanis, i^ »ay Av«. tt 

Grmeieus Ytar 

Living or Unsurpas$ed 

Summmf Home 

in tha Gardtni, Ii a de> 

Itlhlful tingle % bedrswn Mine 

with KM >Hh, lara# HvfitfMm 

fSSfllj sMInfl P99ffl( HtSBpFB Kip 

dMn. m«W« r«m anfl Mth, 

laundry«Mlry room, irtaihetf 

•araia and many ether airtra ha- 

turn. Lovely surrounding!. A 

hem* you will appreclatp; Let ui 

arranfv an lmp*ctlen. Pi-lcxl tow 

ro ttttii eitale. 

GOFF REAL ESTATE 

3211 CENTRAL AVINUI 

IT'S M^NKY IN THB BANK' Hlg 

rtntal return shown on (Els B1K-I«I 

lly apartniem Milk UK«M4 In g 

ot the hot rental Aw in toWn F 

full detail! sco COFF REAL, KSTAT 

central Aic 

LOTS OF LOTS Wt have many 

loratloiu, Prloed [j-oni II,o 

now a tmilif ymfi homrfer t. 

nm. GOFF RKAL. E3TAT 

cilral Ave 

POINT—FAinWAVa 

- •— Lw ' ' 

ponw—Modern * lark* >1 

>w, iirapiace. (Ml eeuw, 

w view. ljapaon»nli. < 

«M«» ftknt W* 

REAL tSTAtW PORHWIt 

SUMMKR RENTAI^rtv* beoVvHn c«t- 

u b«Kh Two bwtnom 

EXCHANGE 

for home or a- 

inent In Ocsan City, E. 

N. Fourth St. CamdsB. 

ions-saao. 

APARTMENTS PUR MHT 

812 DELANCEV PLACE and 4 ' 

Av» MonO" seasDn or halt. 

ll attractive, ~ 

IDEAL FTHST FlyOORr—Thrc* ( 

room apartment, full ocetui view, 

tq iXMrdwalk, ne Hp P 

ce for At, Adult* 

V EARLY—Un 

floor Two 

Ing room dlnl 

closed porch 

r r fjrvt 

nff room kitchen ' En- 

Heat furnished *BouO 

EARLY . 

bedroom 

u, share . 

ply j*i or 2nd ' floor, 

At* invited. 

ROOMS FOR RENT 

lB ASBURY AVE. LI 

lor th* aenaoA. ofl .—. 

10 women and youiui ladles. Houae- 

iHnff Prtvlleses. spnetous tun par- 

or. Taklnc fMWVmziW ' Rals ^7 

reuonable Writ* Mrt W Bpjt 

MS V»rnon Ave T-Uiwood, or ptm 

Somers Point 4833 or 4378 if 

1424 CENTRAL AVE.—Cheerful ulry 

rooms. Groapa Invltea. Rediieed 

Memorial Day «nd June rates. Hot 

and cold showers. Phone 3S48. 4-17 

DORMITORY—Private ba«h ami en- 

trance. Working ElrlS- Hmsonable 

onth or season. All reduced Memo- 

rial Day and June rate* MM cSffirtU 

Ave Phone TS48 4-17 

1; jx^jjL 1 *3Sit"*3r. 

BydnwliB 

troncE 

BttsMof N. 

Pursuant to Uv 

BurrofM« 

«» mttmoVber, 

deccdam. not 

UK Creditor, 

M tthfa 

fun th*? 

French « 

Attorney. 

Ocean City N I. 

WOTICE OF Ht.TTLKireNT 

Notice Is hereb given tlfat the «f- 

eounts of the subscriber vs Executor 

or Ihe Lstate ot LAttlp c* Vollum de- 

censed wilt be audited and stated by 

the Surrogate and rpporti-d for settle- 

ment LO tne Cvpe Ma < ounty Court 

Probate Division on the twenty firth 

r oC April next al ten o'clock 

M at which time application Mill 

mnde for the allowance of conunls- 

. Ocean city, 

fXTun Clly Motor* In 

tho right to bjd_on ' 

Jack Qt 

3-ij—au-pj . 

NOTICK or aVU.K 

'hi> undei-plgned Will *ell it puMk 

aULtlon on MaiLh 39 10DR. ai 10 00 

a, m nt Bishop Motor Sale* inc 

Roule o Marmora, N 4 one (II 1MD 

Plyrhouth 4-dooi Miter Serial Nft. 4m^XVB 

12375711 by virtue ot default In Jm>- Hen far Ri 

nwnt of wriuw bHI of ttonald jjfmr f*r* 

AdndnlatralotY wltHln itt nvwth. 

u«- seventeenth Oay af Usrcn. 

thdr cuunu In wi-j&DC udjiuider 

specifying the amoMnC etahned an 

particular* of the clair 

DHM Maroli 1— ' 

s 

John E 

Attorney, 

Ocean City, tf, J 

* (2100 

JR. 

XOXICK ' TO UfJT 

tsute of Eva L. Flther 

Pursuant to the order of 

arlcka. 9uiroaalc of the 

dipt May, maoe on the t 

3Vf2 T 

to tlw executrlic 

from Uw tw«nty-«|jrtli 

1038, thsar culms In > 

oadi, sMdWlAs; tbe • 

•nsV DMjiaRlculan ot 

Dated February 3nth 

ADA MA' 

FrankUn A. Sine. 

«) 

MonOB or 

suction on I M 

P » 

Ave «t. «m exv., unau i^f«ji. ^ 

one WSS Ford Ctuntls Cab, 

orjohn H In 

"ci, 

I uini iTltina. 

ve staUnMptv u true, 

$worn to and auDaa-UKa attorn 

My conunl«slon expIrM OotoMr 

l t f fT.W 

Please... Cq|h 

•\

: 

J&$**nV 

(tchaieal aahaote U Uw 

sm Ml ft* »i»td so 

(y, J&iduto dm be ar- 

to intent 

-»la»ei of studies over 

Junior and 8«1« 

Jtr.^Klrfc and Principal George W 

Xeyw. eleng- with an, Virginia 

£aa4erati,'«t> Orada Counsellor, and 

Barry MeLaughlln. lMh Grade coun 

HOor. will be on hand to aniwer 

by Ute parents nnd stt> 

Or, Kknel. Vice-president. Union 

CWMde Oocxi: "NOW. nor* than ever 

our adanlme breakthrougha depen< 

on tho qaatttiv and civatlvenesi ol 

qvr enaweers and scientists." 

Magr AVENUE PHONE 07S3 

SPECIALIZING IN 

IK TO 

TAKE 

OUT 

Opening Saturday, 

March 29,10:30 a. m. 

SUITS, COATS, JACKETS, 

SUCKS and HATS 

To do a "Feller" Freud on Easter, 

or. most any time of year 

SPORT COATS 

Colon and Patterns to Huy Any ley 

Sizes I to 20 

no 96 to w M 

SUITS 

a kn Styles 

Sizes 6 to 20 

«14 M to «tt» 

NawMf and MM Latest 

TELESCOPE CROWN HATS 

••}. 

WHITES 

COLORS _ STRIPES 

ixon 

MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 

I ASjMJRY AVE. PHONE 1W4 

Makes This 

tfiCML PURCHASE!! 

Hit** Swing* W« Ara 

„ lowing on to You— 

&*^ Mr* CirttmtMr 

Rayon 

Tailored 

Curtain* 

S«- lei* 

99c 

|*«ie»Blr 

•UDD'S Now Hat 

NEW WASHABLE 

FISH-NET TAILORED 

CURTAINS 

M" wide te 

fhe pair 

TV (eni 

•198 

pair 

Colors-White 

and 

* 

•*.** 

WASHABLE TRULON 

PfftMANiNT FINISHID 

PRE-SHRUNK 

TAILORED CURTAINS 

• m MB3CD6 NO STARCHIN& 

« NKCD6 NO STEBTCHINO 

UTTLK OR NO IRONING 

wwh . . . and hang. 

after fint 

yidling. Stve that trip 

to town. 

Order* Accepted 

Otcotator Shop 

Fined ^ For 

Sukfde Try 

Jail Ternit For 

Woman Su*p«nd 

Ethel Lena Swlley, or W\ \,i« 

av,, a 32-yearold housemaid, vras 

given a sfrday suspended iail sen- 

tence and fined *M by Acting Muni- 

cipal Judge Richard Thompson Frl- 

day on a charge of attempted sui- 

cide 

The woman was taken Into cus- 

tody toy police late Thursda night 

after she had been stopped by Earl 

Hlggs. of Tuckahoe tiridetender at 

the Bth st bridge, who urn her look- 

Ing msr the rail into the channel 

of Beach Thorafare 

Police Sergeant Nicholas Impag. 

liaao testified that she threatened 

that when released she would at- 

tempt suicide again After thinking 

it over In a city JaH cell over night, 

the woman told Judge Thompson 

she would not attempt it again 

Sgt Impagliszzo. who with Patrol 

Max Swank and Andrew Cap- 

'ai relieved Hlggs of the woman's 

custody, said she told him she had 

planned to leap Into a lagoon near 

BUl it The tide was out, however, 

and she had nothing to leap into but 

mud 

Judge Thompson in suspending 

the prison term said that the uo- 

man was to refrain from drinking 

during the period of the suspended 

sentence. She pleaded guilty to the 

dorse. 

I Hi OC1AN CITY StMTINll-U 

cond Ward Council Contest 

. r» Fn iture Somers Pt. Primary 

Tomato Growers Hold 

Out For Batter Price 

The big commercial tomato grow 

in In New Jersey are determined to 

tlay a waiting game in the weeks 

ahead rather than rush into early 

contract deals with the processors 

Which would cost them $2 per ton 

inder price* received last year. 

The growers have been stunned 

t>y the announcement of Campbells 

WILLIAM I. IIOSINMitOlIt 

impbell 

uld pa 

p Compuny that It would pay 

nly $38 per ton for No. 1 tomatoes 

igainst last year's price of »3«.50. 

. J Heinz followed suit and offered 

IS? per ton for the No. 1's, which 

m a ton under last year's price. 

These prices have brought out tilt 

tomato producers to mass meetings. 

Decently growers from the big to. 

nato counties In South Jersey gather, 

nl 200 strong in Clusboro High 

lehool to voice Uieir protests, and 

t another meeting In Burlington 

rounty. in the Columbus Orange 

Ball, tnoUier mass meeUng of a|. 

most 100 farmers showed tie same 

temper. 

•eth groups voted overwhelmingly 

to told out for better prices from 

the two big soup, ketcup and to- 

m»to product companies 

NEW JERSEY 

NATURAL GAS CO. 

Information on RaquMf 

WOODCOCK, HESS 

I MOYM A CO.. INC. 

IH.IIa.-B.lto. ; 

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I SOUTH BROAD STREET 

PHILADELPHIA », PA. 

KiNOt IV 5-7M0 

OCMH City Repnaentalln 

ARTHUR L. BATTEN 

Ml BRIGHTON PLACE 

Phone> 3234 Enntngt 

and WMk End. 

SOMBHa POINT_«howii here are 

the three men who have filed peti- 

ions as Republican candidates Tor 

City Council here in the primary 

election next month. 

Incumbent Farrest Conover will be 

opposed by William ftosenberger fur 

the council post in the second ward, 

while John Taylor will be unopposed 

for the first ward berth: 

Mr. Conover, bom in Oceanville. 

has operated a food market In Som- 

ers Point at 759 Shore Road since 

1016. lie Is a veteran of military 

ervlce In France and Germany in 

World War I and is a member of 

the Clark-Eliason Post, American l.c 

gkm. He is a past president of the 

Kin/an Is Club, secretary and treas- 

urer or Volunteer Fire Company No. 

2. and treasurer or the Rescue 

Squad. 

Mr, Kowftberger, « native Phlla. 

delphlan. Is a specLal agent for the 

New York Life Insurance Co. a posi. 

Uon he has held for the past two 

years. Formerly he wag In the ad. 

vertuini business for nine yeari. He 

waj educated in Lower Merlon, Pa,, 

and prexel Institute A former mem- 

ber of the local Board of Education, 

he recently was re-elected president 

of the nirways Community Assocla 

tlon. 

Mr. -nijrlor is in the hardware 

business and also has been shore 

representative for the Banner Oil 

Co. for the past 10 years. He was in 

JOHN TAYLOR 

business In Pleasantvllle 22 years be 

fore seeing a better future in Som 

ers Point. Also active In civic af 

fairs, he U chairman of the Mayor's 

Advisory Committee, trea»urer of 

the Civil Defense Marine Unit 

board of control member of the 

change Club of Ocean City, and a 

past president of the local Chamber 

of Commerce. 

2 Fined, 1 Freed 

in Traffic Court 

Red Light, Speed 

Bring Penalties 

Two motorists were fined and on 

exonerated of a motor vehicle viola 

lion fty AeUog Municipal Judge Bich 

ard Thompson Tuesday morning, 

Alan M, r«yi 17, of 140 Pinnacif 

Road, was lined §5 and PS court 

cost* on a red light violation char«e 

and Harvey M. Sames S3 of 119 E 

Adams av,, w»i fined tig and $J 

«t» on a speeding charge, Herrich 

S, Wmner, of St. Martins pi Mar. 

mora, was freed on a spiedin 

eounli. 

Patrolmen Glenn Shields an 

James Luddy charied that Day weni 

through the red light at 6th it. ane 

Atlantic av. on Februarv li. They 

testified they were driving a police 

car west on Jth st. and were about 

to pass the intersection when the 

defendant's ear went through uoing 

north on Atlantic av. 

The officers said that at the tint 

he green light was in their favor, 

and consequently the red light was 

against Day. The youth said the 

streets were icy and the yellow light 

caught him as he entered the Inter, 

section He said he chose to go 

JEWELRY - CLOCK • WATCH 

REPAIRS 

Prompt ft Efficient Service 

Thomas 

JEWELERS 

S25AsburyAva. OcaanCity 

Planning a Party? 

If a banquet or party Is in 

the offing, your plans for 

the BIG evening will be 

'complete when you make 

reservations at Daniel's In 

Somers Point. Spacious pri- 

vate dining rooms with ac- 

commodations for 2 to 200, 

delectable foods and a plea- 

sant cocktail lounge all add 

up to nuke yours ONE 

HAPPY GROUP. 

DANIEL'S 

RESTAURANT and 

COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

234 SHORE ROAD 

• S0MIRS POINT 

PHONE 

SOMIRS POINT 

41 17 

MR INFORMATION 

through slowly rather than jam on 

his Brakes and risk skidding, lie 

said the light apparently turned red 

as he drove under It, 

The court decided in favor of the 

testimony by the officers and un- 

posed the penalty. 

Patrolmen Shields and Harold 

Hedrick aeeuged Sames of driving 

his car U miles an hour on Central 

av, from 4Sth to 54th sts. a 25 mile 

isne. Sames admitted spewiing. but 

was unable to tell the court just 

how fast he was driving. 

Patrolmen Luddy and Shields Is- 

sued a summons to Winner charging 

him with driving through a 50-mile 

zone on Bay av, between 24th st, 

and 34th st, at m miles an hour. 

Winner explained to the court that 

he had become violently ill at his 

shop here and wag In haste to get 

to his home and under a doctor's 

care. He produced a doctor's cer. 

tificote attesluii to the siege of U|. 

ness. 

Judge Thompson acknowledged 

the emergency of the situation and 

ordered the speeding charge dis- 

missed. 

Weatherman Deitch 

Has Dual Anniversary 

Last Saturday was a double snni 

veraary for Samuel Deitch, 

Petersburg 

gy Lillian Schwlblwi 

y o , gplal 

chief of the Atlantic city office ol 

the Atlantic City Weather Bureau. 

It marked his 47th anniversary 

of service with the Bureau, and his 

28th anniversary In the Atlantic City 

area office. He Joined the weather 

men in 19H and came to the 'shor 

in 1932, both on March Iff. 

Mr, Deitch. who Ms addressed 

number of local organizations on 

Weather Bureau topics, has served 

In all pang of the country as 

meteorologist. His other iports ol 

call have included San Antonio 

Texas: Bingamim, N. Y.i Provi. 

dence. R. I.; New York City and 

Philadelphia, ' 

The Weather •Bureau gave hhn It:, 

ileritorlous Service Award two years 

>go. . 

CUulffed Adi •ring Quick Rttuih 

Youth Temperance Group 

Hosts Suppw, 2 Plays 

PCTERSBURI - A rowed dun 

supper sponsored by the Youth Tern 

peranoe touncil of the »' rt * fvh V r « 

Methodist Church »af hld Orandy. Mrs. M. 

Snyder. Carol Snyder and Mrs. UardA 

Betts sang a trio. Billy Cassfdy and 

Milton Jester ^dvc a reading. 

Proceeds of the supper .nd thp 

sale of various flavor extracts will 

be retalnea In the YTC treasury 

Milton JesttT, treasurf- reported 39 

rrafit. 

The entire event was f.ivon In COM 

junction with thi Annual Instituti". 

• * # 

JMHRV BAILEY HONORID 

A farewell party was held in the 

Community Hal). Old Turkahne Tloml. 

Petersburg. In honor of K. Jerry 

Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. £dmum' 

Bailey. Route 50, given by his uncle 

pnd aunl. Mr_ and Mr*\ Jo«'-pll Di> 

Haven Jr. 

Approilmalrly 3S guests were pres- 

ent. A travel Ut was presented to 

the guest of honor by James Cleak 

on behalf of hh frleniK 

Three cakes \.erc b-ikcd hy Mrs. 

Ma Cassedy, Mrs, Alfred Jester and 

Mrs. Edmund Bailey. James Clark 

0'fO brought a cake, .' ppranrlately 

e"ccorated for the occasion, with two 

American flags .-nd "Jerry" inscribed 

on the top. 

Bailey was graduated from Ocean 

City High School, class of '.15, and 

was employed as a state engineer aid 

at the Pleasantville officer. lie now 

is stationed at Fort Dix for basic 

training. 

1U AT HYMN SING 

A Hymn Sing was held in the 

Petersburg Methodist Church Sun. 

dly evening with 114 present, 

Somers Conon, of Seaviile, led the 

Inging, Mabel Sears, of Clermont 

played the organ and Mrs, Uarda 

Beits ,of the H?ad^f the Hivpr, play- 

ed th* piano. The Petersburg choir 

sang several selections. Mrs, Walter 

Betts, Mrs, Louis snyder and Miss 

Carol snyder sang a trio, A duet 

was sung by guests from Aviilon, 

The new Hymn sing will bo held 

in the Baptist Church. Cape Mas 

Cnurt House, this Sunddy evening 

Holland Candida* 

For Freeholder Pott 

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UllalDPY 

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'CongrohUMttfi n i 

'Thanks for : 

thejsm" s 

»et well '•• 

soon" ; 

YOU SAY IT SO 

MUCH BETTER 

WPIIPNE 

Washington D. C. fa just 60* 

•Rex 6 p.m. 

Stotionnt.fromAthmticCity, 

hMtaUM 

PRANK MOUNT 6UIST SPIAKiR 

Frank Mount, represeittaUve of Iho 

Methodist Home for the Aged at 

Ocean onve, was guut speaker in 

the Petersburg Church at the 10 

a, m, Sunday service. 

Mr, Mount, neid secretary, deliver- 

ed a messaie concerning sctivltiei 

at the Ocean Grove Home. 

* * * 

MRS. PISANTIS HONORID 

Mrs. Mario De Santis, of Cape May 

Court House, was honored at a stork 

shower given at the home or Mrs: 

Claude Grant in Woodbine recently 

The room was nicely decorated for 

the occasion, Mrs. De Somis, the 

ronmer Mis* Alberta • ob i n el fe 

daughter ofMr. and Mrs. W, J, Hob. 

alt, pt Tuckahoe, was the reel- 

pient of many gifts, Mr. De Santis, 

«n ef Angelo De SantU, of Poiers" 

burg, is owner of Mario's Inspection 

Service, at Court House, 

The hostess, also a tBmeT TUck«. 

hoe roildent, ^terved refrcsiimenu, 

PERSONA LNOTIS 

Mra, Alice Cloud enjoyed a trip 

o the duPont aute In WUmlngtof, 

M' * * J""" tnm "»•• vicinity 

Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Meeker left 

this wtek for New Haven Conn 

Cuesti of Mr. and Mri, Alfred 

Jeiter Tuesday were Mr and Mw 

Weaver Buihy, of Tuckahoe 

FASTINS...CLOSEf. 

HXH easier 

W.US _ 

5,000 STAPLES 

Vdue) 

• • McHCMIPrS., 

QUALITY PRINTING 

©•*. MMMta. • «!« HuNM 

ATLANTIC AVI. PH. 

JOHN f HOLLAND 

Ocean City motor frpiRhl spruce 

operator ami a lotal resident sjner 

1910 has been nominated bv the 

county Democratic POiK as Its can 

didate for freehold" in I tip forth 

coming primal i 

Mr Holland »0s burn inil (-dun 

ted in Philadelphia and served with 

the Ordnance and hicn.il Colp..t Vliunday'i 

PrfnfW and f»wW/»h»»f *» Ammrka't Greatest Family JtaMrf 

, mm, h 

R« 1, lartl« *. •» " OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

W • Had remw 

anj had extliif 

fora firemen 

E»timatetl da 

Wai opproxli 

Telephone 0804 or 0305 

tetion 1 To Force Extension 

Sewers Pledged By State 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH %7, IMS 

Everyone will k 

now creation inyogri 

In right away-w,| 

Packet of Seeiif 

Oil IURP1I 

AND VII 

SUBS 

lEWS W 

2ND A WEST 

OCiAN 

GARDEN 

r, Asserts 

Official 

APBO Prebl«m 1 / 

•-•j-t 

Famous Lad] 

— House of Style 

1011 DeHirsch Ave. , N. J 

Pre-Easter Sale 

— on — 

SUITS & DRESSES 

— NeWSELKTION —L 

SPRING COATS & TOf 

State Department o 

this week indicated 

would take action on 

extension of the loca 

system to, the south 

"and other outlying sec- 

s of Ocean City if city offi- 

i n the Ocean City Sewer 

i Co, fait to supply the 

services. 

|gr, Hofh D. palmer, district state 

stated th»t prevision 

its adequate sewage system Is 

C odllfitlor, of the city officials, 

1 tt» State Department of Health 

I to fallow up on the project 

I Tin Milan 1 of Hie state depart. 

> In Mi. local issue was r*. 

I h a letter Mm Or, Palnwr 

I Hn, John Betrl, ef I* Walnut 

, wMetl was read tt FH«t»y J » 

j af me cny commliiloinn. 

• \*HT akwlausly was an answer 

i . fsmplilnt by Mrs, Dottl ra. 

• overflowing ttptk tanlci, 

|*Wt in fully aware of the serious 

• tt the problem and the need 

r proper sanitary facilities in Lhls 

•," Dr. Palmer wrote Mn. Dotti 

pt Un previously called tills mat. 

r,to la« attention of both nmnici 

" i ind the repre,«iitativei 

n City Sewer Co. 

|*Ws hive been advised jhat for 

In rfjsoin the Sewer Company 

i set Intend to pursue it! plant 

- J ---- the sewer sen ices to 

area. 

N ku nw kacam* the obitoa- 

It It our r*>pontl' 

Flvkiwri that lh» olflel.l. 

band we mtond to ttka tha 

fhe haalth ef. 

Co, In Febnisry an- 

lit was ahaodonlng 

».», column 4 pkM 

Coming With Famed College Band 

raUMPET QUARTET will be Iward Saturday iilght, 

Apm 12. in a concert at the Ugh school auditorium by the 

widely known 45.pieee Franklin and Mirshall CoUege Band. 

Evant is sponsored by the school Honor Society to benefit 

Us scholarship fujid. Collegiate musicians, from left, are 

Robert Beher, Eliiabethtown, Pa.: Churles Houlihan, Wai- 

lmgford, conn,; John Bushanan, Altoona, Pa,, and George 

Eavagnaro, Vineland, N. J. * 

Scoff H. Adams Dims Suddenly; 

Was Civic Leader, Star Athlete 

A coronary attack proved fatal 

late Monday night to Scott H. Adams, 

ifelong eivte worker and farmer itar 

athlete, of S34 Plain Place. He died 

In Shore Memorial Hospital at the 

age of 54. 

Mr. Adams wai uii^gtor of pur. 

hases for the Wheaton Glass Com 

pally of MiUvllle and had been u 

lated wilt the firm since Septen 

tier 19S0. lie aim w a member of 

the real esute.lnsurance firm of 

Adams sad Gardiner, which he form, 

ed with OWK X Gardiner In the 

ate USD's. 

HI* 

lain 

CANDIES 

PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY 

FOR OUR FAMOUS • 

EASTER EGGS 

itors to 

Dinner 

1 Sandman, Kay to be 

Qwsts of C of C 

• COCOANUT CREAM EGGS with Yolk i 

• FRUIT AND NUT IOOS 

All iiies . Namas put an FRII '1 

OPEN FOR SEASON — SATURDAY, MAReHfl 

^r-zer^^fj 

RIO. 

4$ Ymars of Quality Candie* 

972-74 Boardwalk 

SEE IT DEMONSTRATED NOW AT 

SCHUFF ELECTRH 

Most important chca 

in washers since 

the automatic was t 

Sf-**? OiUntys representative! 

»j»«L»|iilature have been Invited 

IWi it ffle annual Spring restl. 

J& m w lhe Flandefs Hotel 

k*« which time Uie Chamber 

Lft2? e wi " H 10 * »« '«« spring 

vaeation ieggon In die 

Mann, OK-halrman with 

1 * " arrmilnB the ivent. 

PFwetfent will be alib. 

tt# InviUtioM to State 

" 1 W Sandnun «nd 

Mid that the ie»ture 

old of poll«c». 

and Mr, Kay have 

n tte leglsIaUve 

""BBrtton with 

h 

In O«in City •»• 

w»» >Of»i hen In 

Mm mutta •» 

rh to «.«•«. 

Prior to graduation from Ocean 

City High School in 1923 he was one 

of the school's most prominent 

tlhletei, participating en the base- 

tall, baskcthall, football and track 

teams. Later he attended Trinity 

College and also starred in athletics 

there. While at college he i stabllsh. 

ed a school pole vaulting record that 

still stands. 

In more recent yegrg Mr. Adams 

was One of the slaunchcit promoters 

of tennis tournaments for Ocean 

City and he played a major role in 

jrranling and conducting Atlantic- 

Coast events that brought some of 

Campbili Heads 

5-Member Tax 

Appraisal Unit 

Aid«i to McDougal 

to b* Paid $3,000 

For City-Wide S 

Four real estate operators 

and a wood ihop proprietor 

have been assigned the huge 

task of appraising the 14,000 

properties comprising Ocean 

City in the^highly involved 

taik of reassessing at irue 

value for tax purposes. 

The city eommissiuners Friday 

nwaed the gpeclal live member re 

awralHJ eommiuion and gave Miem 

uittructlons to have their u».k com 

geted by October 1 thU ye.r iacHsn sf th. city 

All plans mn sHIl t 

itii Hd 

Beach Contractors To Bid 

Âlternate Pipeline Ro 

— ^ÛDI 

Musk Pier as it Got a Dirty Face 

to Traffic 

He added Mat Masi* 

«nejo*iFB 

route tnm th* Mate 

bar 

BLACK SMOKE and intense heat pour up the north side of the Music Pier as ctty 

firemen pour water on biasing roofing paper, ignited by ruptured tarpot Doors and smaU 

windowi partially obscured by smoke were broken, need replacement. Johnny-on-spot 

action photo by Senior, Studio. 

city. Ha saM fw iwd ne MM at 

ereaent as to when th. work will 

start. 

Koch appraiser «m bi lunplled 

wHh fMkMMi to be flUejI out 

ittea.'jfce fjo- 

cover tta l«*Uon and 

dimensions, the type of buUdlng 

and other pertinent facts, 

Director Adatnj stated that the 

Anal value placed on any property 

reappraised by the group will re 

quire the approval of the city's tax 

Sti P«B» 1. column 1 ^ 

Moil Cite Few "IV 

Driver is Held 

For Grand Jury 

$4,000 Bail S«t in 

Double Fatality 

Bright Lewis, 45-ycaj-^W 

whose ear «M U^M fctt 

ml aecident on Marcfc * la 

two men died, was hod Ik* 

bail for the grand Jury at a pre- 

liminary heartna tafore Munreipjil 

Judge Franklin 

momln, 

A. King, Monday 

Estimate $2,000 Damage 

by Fire at Music Wmt M 

Fire early Monday morning threatened for several mln 

utes to spread over the boardwalk Music Ptor, but

'^^t' 

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OC1AN CITY M»ITINEL4.tdOt« 

NYLONS 

T A K I O N A 

[ The Easter hat news is just delightfull 

i brim* big and little, tilting up, 

turning down. See turbans, wrapped 

1 high in printed silks and other lovely 

'fabrics. See cloches, pillboxes, 

\ Sailors... captivating floral caps, 

8 See... and choose, here and now! 

JACKET DRESSES 

DREAM GftEY.. .a new whpy 

army to complement a army or 

blusieok, 

PINK MTAL,..a faintly in- 

Htmrn pink to mflMt the deep 

rad or garnet of fashion, 

HEAVENLY 1LUI, ,,Motie 

with blu«* and anwthyit tones, 

SOW GREEN...qll-in-on« 

eaitwiM color for graan, 

60 gauge, twin threads 

of loveliness . . 1.00 

15 denier seamless 1.00 

W'/i to 11) 

ARE HERE 

10.98 - 14.98 

bright Spring color* 

OTHERS UP TO M,#I 

\ ttbtii with Solid Color Jackets 

Vti^bf with Print Jackets 

. -goto Colors with Matching Solid 

Color Jackets 

I tfcat run Croat Misses 10 to 

22% 

WOMB* 

i Solid Full Length Coats 

14V4 to 22% 

Starting ffOfi 


2.98 Handsome leathers 

.. , novelty plastics 

, . , shining patents! 

Find them all in our 

collection of 

handbags for Enter. 

êtectric vibra massage pillow 

__ 6» JUMINOTON 

^ W R1UBVES TENSION ,,. 

# PEETOTES FLABINESS 

Easter aooanfe 

Whit« • Blu« . 'Pink 

Sapphire - Beige 

Aqua - Yellow 

Orange 

AMAZING PILLOW 

"1 ON YOU! BODY! 

I MSRVOUS TENSION 

"* IMTANTLYI 

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mmwt 

Limited Time Onlut 

from dainty shorties 

to graceful longer 

flloves, you'll find just 

ths right gloves for 

Easter hero..,,from 

For EASTER 

l •^^PB HIW 

MM jUmiiicr 

Ktlux and reduce in tlm " \ 

privacy of your home with Ililn 

new acimUHciHy 6aalgntd cushi >n' 

So powerful. No need to diirnbr' 

Stably ptuc In Hunt AC outlet 

J tfw Bam Vitr»tinK Cunhiun 

• Ilk* a taatn of .killed Miwin 

r you I'M I good again! 

L «MM unit (Mat bull- 

ntii p4at*i •anf «wlr ampiarat 

hom. and ctoaarf tor Mia d*y. 

Children at St Augustlncr School 

were sent home at 12;S0, *nd MU- 

dents In the three local public 

a ha;f 

_. school 

remained closed Friday, but the 

public schooI-H resumed SOHIOUS, 

A Hood lido early Thursday morn- 

ing was held hi by a strong north- 

east wind and surface storm drains 

were unable lo carry off tint abun- 

dant water loft from the heavy rain, 

tall late Wednesday night and the 

slushy snow which fell through the 

early morning hour's 

Many areas of the elty were In. 

undated, and city crewo were kept 

husy endeavovorlni lo keep the «ur- 

face drains free of snow 10 that the 

water could run off ailter the tldj 

slotted lo recede. Considerable de- 

bris from the ocean was deposited 

ia street ends In the uptown section, 

Mtmban sf rh. Fir. Daparfmant 

alia wara (»pt buiy frsm aariy 

mornlOB to Ufa Thortd.y pi,fnp«na 

out fleedad eallara and haatar 

roomi ef ratidinN, Tha fir* fluht- 

m nfuinad tha aparatlan again 

airly Friday meming and w.r. en 

th> (sfe all day, tars pumptns 

unltt w.r. In alHMtf conit.nt sfjar. 

atton. 

The Electrical Bureau worked all 

night Thursday and Friday nwrnlni; 

mending a break in the city's fire 

alarm system. Fortunately no alarnu 

were sounded during the night. 

The only mishap from thm power 

failure occurred about 11:50 a. m. 

Fciday at the home of O. W, Drake, 

of 2MB Wesley av. Fuel oil had 

accumulated in the fire box of the 

heater and was Ignited when the 

burner snapped on. The flsmrs were 

quickly extinguished and no damage 

caused. 

Like firemen, all members ol the 

Police Department were ktpt on 

standby emergency duty Patrol cars 

were busy proiectinig the public from 

fallen power lines in several sections 

of the city, and In assisting with the 

transportation problems of people 

with heated places to go to but no 

way to get there. 

Civil Defense Director Harold Price 

«as prepared to declare emeueney 

status should the power blackout 

prove to be more prolonged than it 

did. Emergency relief quarters were 

•napped out and the purchase of 

rations from supermarkets was plan- 

ned should the need come The can- 

County Promotion Ct 

Publish Brochure For h 

Plans for a new brochure extoll- 

Ini: the virtue* of Cape May County 

for Industry and buslneu op*r*tlMi«, 

were approved by ths Promotional 

Council of the County Chamber of 

Commerce meeting Friday night at 

Zaberer's, North Wildwood. 

The tentative layout wu tubinlttwl 

by George Carter executive «n» 

lary ai the Chamber, - The Inside 

contains a site map prefmfed by ttie 

C P l l B d rfi 

Albert 

vW^^lswHQ",- ____. — . .i—P.— 

ported on ne#oll*lllMr,Utr.\. 

ol time on teleytata* •*• •wklni nllaf 

from told hamM, A parafa at 

Mill it. affarad traniBarfitiefi If 

naaded. Many tolvtd the probltm 

cr..t.d by ail-altctrlc horn., by 

tt.ylng at tha Piamlen Mot.1 far 

Hi. day, or having mult In mid. 

town nttaurann which wan took. 

k)I by gat, 

Families with coal fire fnrnaeei 

or certain kinds of space heaters 

took In friend!! whose JiaatlBg sys- 

tems were down with the power 

shortage. Housewives with electric 

ranges took advantage of friends 

with gas ranges to cook meals, and 

in many homes the iss ovens were 

School Administrators 

Going to Convention 

"Two local school officials will leave 

Saturday afternoon to attend the 

eastern sectional meeting of tbc 

American Association of School Ad- 

ministrators In Cleveland O. 

Oily Superintendent Charles 1, 

Pierce, and County Superintendent 

Willard B. MaUhews will be attend- 

Ing convention activities openin 1 ! 

Sunday and continuing through next 

Wednesday, It i% llmlled to admin, 

islrators. 

converted from baking chambers to 

auxiliary heating units for families 

gathered In flickering candlelight in 

the kitchen. 

The gale • whipped, water -logged 

snow fell to a depth of four Inches, 

according to a report from the U, S, 

Weather Bureau at Atlantic City 

The heavy water content of the snow 

caused rapid melting so that streets 

and roads were negotiable Friday 

revalued j and the blanket of snow was rapidly 

,,,,. ,..,, disappearing by Saturday morning. 

The storm and power failure stop- 

ped almost everything—everything, 

that Is, but Spring, which arrived, 

undismayed by conditions, around 10 

p. m, Thursday evening. 

They're 

Priced from 5 5.95 

LOOK "'ILL 

• HT WILL 

• WEAR WELL 

Doctors' Prescriptions Accurately FUted 

23 Asbury AVMU. 

PMDAY IV1NIN0* 

Phon. 1373 

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HOWELL tLACTONE MNE1TC 

LOOKS EXTENSIVE, NT BUT 

SET *69.95 

oft»n tin todByt (Uk ima* b. 

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It, Hawin BUctow 1. tht Mv; *iU Mterttptnt, 

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MiMl CiTV SiNTINH-LgDOER 

Spring Institute for WofflM 

Spring Fashions Homemakers April 16, Donkey l»p,| , 

*.iijj,- ,-..oy Lounl) lloniMiiflkers 

Social & Club Notes 

Sprina Institute wIU lie held April for anlo at ne fa 

Shown For 200 1« In the CoiivoBtlon Pier, Cape May, en's Democratic 

Luncheon tickets are on sale locally 

Hospital NUTMI through Mrs. Louis Seharir. Sf 

The schedule will Include an Illus 

Stage Big Affair Irated talk on Interior decoraUon 

and a Chinese fashion show before 

oooooooc More than 100 women were glttn lunch. Durln-i they smorgasbord 

000000 

a breath-taking pllmpse of the latest luncheon served in Hie solarium a 

fashions for spring at a luncheon, parade of models showing current 

Jersey's f?o/e /n American 

fashion ihostf and card party Tues- stylos made In (he Extension Servkro 

day afternoon in Harry's tan, Eomirs 

clns'.e, this winter will be featured. 

Workshops deputing activities car- 

History Citmd to Civic Club 

Point, The affair WHS sponsored by rled on by the County Home Eco- 

the Nursei Assoelatlon of Shore nomies Extension Service will be 

(Mr». Dorothy Vest, publto rW. by the high school, 

Memorial Hospital, 

shown In boot'h** areund the main 

Mn, John B. Becker was appoint- Thlrly-si!i outfits from the Tilcse 

room and a new Honieinakers Serv. 

•ey BeH Telephone Compsny, an* ed to repHsent tVG 

GARDEN NEEDS and FERTILIZERS 

OUfi MUSHROOM SOIL 

IS GROUND AND SCREENED. 

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/ OLD ENGLISH GRASS SEED 

• "' AGRINITE-OROANiC PJ.ANT FOOD 

• BPOMA • HOLLY TON! • iONi MIAL 

• VERTAGREEN PLANT FOOD 10-6-4 

• 5-10-5 BOVUNC • MICHIGAN PEAT 

• BALED PEAT # LIME FOR GARDEN & LAWN 

H. SHOEMAKER CO. 

Priori. 0150 

* * w 

Guest-Apartment Assn. 

to Celebrate Birthday 

The Ocean Qty Guest and Apart 

men! House Association is preparing 

to celebrate Its flrs.t birthday anniyersary 

with a djnner-danee at tne 

Flanders Hotel on May 10, it w«s 

reported to the mentbership this 

week. 

The group was organized last April 

17 and since then has taken an active 

interest in a variety of civic 

affairs. 

One of it* most recent actions 

was the purchase of eolorful placard 1 ! 

to bp placed in the members' places 

of business to show thai they are 

amiiated. These are to be distributed 

this spring with membership 

renewals. 

During its first year the Association 

has had a number of suest 

speakers at its meetings, on timely 

topics. Among them have been Senator 

Charles sandman. Finance Commissioner 

Harvey W. Adams, former 

Senator Nathaniel c, smith and 

Philip Turner, former president of 

the Chamber of Commerce. 

* * * 

********* 

Storm Cancels 

Social Events 

fer rttteattei, tai today witii a,e 

The wtatar iiMiin'i gu«l to* lMt 

»our w«k tt BUM loct* where iu nod meeting of MWIBC dan anw 

Thunday troujftt * 100 mr cttlt 

PMPtojn nake good u« of thtlr •ml br ON May County Hum. 

caDcelUMMi or patHpotU^tat of 

Bon-wQrWn, nwQrWn, noun. In tMa rârt, Bconomlc BSttenslon Bmnkx, 10 a. m 

•v#nU m**4Ut4 for tha aftsnioon 

M HM, Bwith h J Jersey offer. ff huBtinj In the Reowtlot, MBII. ' 

and (rvahloc, 

UUnc, bOWng and many other Hi- 

• . • 

PoatDotNCBiato BKludao; ti* Pur- 

data for itartUf the dwattantt, while rtlll being daw to 

BWÛlw «lght Ufe, thtitrit ." 

Picnic supper for fwnttlw of Holy 

tat-Ttadttr AantUtton meeilnf 

w «lght Ufe, 

ai mm mi-to m» meeting', ti' a * Trinity Epbcopal Chun*. 0 p. m. In 

wbldi hai beau n-*ch«datod tar ahli 

pfcf m» meeting, am *r«i. 

(Mat Bverett ett Copt a 

the ParUh Hill. 

«vanlnK *t • nUaft in *£• OMtnl 

annouaad that h 

iv achool audlhxtMi. A ttetj (w*- 

T«to 

tnt New Jeney Bl«trtet of Klwanii 

• • * 

iram win b* £**Mnt«t Wtt UK 

lnt«ra«tlMjl l j hat t eccepted an Invh Invh SoropUmlst Club (Jlnnar and on 

gufe*t apaaluf Mi to a niMliiii d* 

raglsml 

MI to tttgtjla tjl lma eonvtntion grain meeting, 8 15 p. m, in Plymouth 

Uie sute JUnUwi. abManb ao

l\ 

m 

open to the puMie Coast Guwdsman 

He ••» tnitt' •:U a. m. and WM aecaoHiinied by hoon for MnNttr aM M**ral n n 

Yoirtl Ae nirprbMHj Hn, J, R. to 

every Wednesday, « « » «ln» a Cape Oby Station, m 

ft Collsge At a steady uiowfidl laft many cHlions alw pnpand for fwnoni to 

OdMU OdMffUe, 

KUB «ehool art te«Beri have teen Wlldwooq. ""' 

t-Bi of office will be effec 

defenn airector. placed the My on menu wan flooded by the bey 

Dutryroen especially bate tiiese 

requested to sfllevt five pkfurei from Police said Wer 

• dy and will run to F»ban 

emergency batln with members waters which ran tteut thne f«M 

* fceewue com ant after a 

each school. 

ffer In an auto 

H# added that he felt 

of Volunteer mn Companies One above nornul 

tuflty imcfc give anlon-flavwed milk 

Uuhi, M. also a 

> wUl prove a decided 

and Two opening the door» of *elr Police department* of Somen 

If they eat ft* wHd onions. Ttioso 

Spur Bulkhead Work Tin car was 

•re ihalto to all who needed the Point, Unwood ana Northflcid op- 

fannen an finding tli«t they can 

traffic light when 

yia of the kitchen for emergency erated their radloi DO anengency 

kMp tin- onions under control by 

at North Wildwood hi the rear by an mti 

cooking purpoMs. Both companies generators, Unwood Volunteer Fire 

b _ tlieir Ht pastures with 2 4-DD 

Thursday's jtorni prompted Nortn 

Win, Dorothy Perron 

alia «t up coU hi the event that Co. aided the •rower family ml 

mixture. 

WUdwood'* City Council to order a 

chantvule. ' 

i lOWt — Mr. and Mrs the current w*t not restored by bed Woedlyn av. by attaching an emera 

But 2.«-D U recommended for 

speedup of existing plans for the re- 

.flaln are receiving time ao people could have a warm ency generator to their oil burner 

we around the yard only If you're 

pair of bulkheads on the bayfront at 

on the WrUi of a place to sleep. 

as Brower wag quite 111 aod the f«ai 

wlHlns to take apeelal care If you 

Announce 

New York av, 

r Hkreta 31 at Shore TWemorl The pert home of the ClarkEiiaso'i Hy feared pneumonia. 

use It as a fln« Mny as dairymen 

Chanberlain Is the po> 

William Rice, city engineer, follow- 

port 8B8, American Legion, also was The Rev. Jaioo Hohlnson, pastor 

often do, tne chemical can be car 

School Potter 

at the local police 

ing a survey Friday reported that 

open to the public wit* member! of of Bethany Methadlit Church of- 

rled In the oat tad blown fay the 

wind to Mm plant* or trees. 

MRS. RICHARD SAMPSON, right, drivM ujihuliterinf pressure of the waves stirred by the Mana Qreenlee wat 1 

i the father of two the post keeping the araolaee (olni> fered the facilities of the church 

storm damaged the bottom sheath winner In the dnnucl i. 

, Frank Jr. and Carol. so that aaynu could flnd warm shot. to any who seeded aid. 

OLOVI 

nails in pet chair under watchful tutelage of Miis Lois G, itig of the bulkhead. 

eontcat itaf ed amoog < 

•Milton has been Named ter In the post home. 

Mayor Fred W. Chapman said that 

Or, Richard SKogiey. extenaion Hamilton, county home agent. Scene was during upholstery The council directed Mr. Bice to 

cMMran. Patrolnan 

Commander Mllre Mrvlea prepared the emergency generator ln city hall 

town wechutat, suggests that you class of Home BeoBonuei Council for local women in the speed up work on plans for the 

s M. Landis and J* 

ground up. The treatment will work was held Monday In the Recreation Ident-eject for the newly 

trates of Cape May County polled school art 

better if you can Mat the stem oft, Hall. Miss Lois Hamilton, agent, was Hammer and Hoe 4-K Club. The 

this week. 

too. instructor for the five-week course. club, piloted by William Fry for the The magistrates are of a concensus VMMfS AND REVIIWf 

THi NEW SYSTEM 

One treatment like this Is enough Tlie students took a chair with past two years, chanfed leaders this that jail twins would be more effec- Plene Oardin, Part, A, 

far this year, but wild onion Is sueh them to the first meeting and were spring , 

tive in curbing the violation. They er; "The Th body y Is out t Ml 

OF SLENDERIZING 

a tough character Hut you'll nave taught how to strip it to the bare Ben Lash ley. South ieavllle. Is 

said that persons arraigned on the adays. d It I takes k tn» 

1 1 

to repeat the treatment for two or frame, Tliey rcnnlshed the wood, put leader for the group, char lei 

charge as usually fined, and in many 

NO DISROBING NO EFFORT 

y 

d 

three yean, 

in springs and padding and finally Craver, well known carpenter in Jhe 

Instances are repeaters; 

Hlk« Your Appointment NOW for FREE Guest Visit 

Thit Ls the one method that seems Uie finished upholstering and trim- South SeayUle area, will assist as 

The State Coordinating Council on 

to work best. It does no good to ming 

projects leader for the shop project. 

Traffic Safety and Governor Robert 

BGURAMA SLENDERIZING SALON 

try to puJl out the plants tgr hand Those wJio completed the course 

B. Meyner are *oih on reoord f«y. 

Other officers include^ Arthur Von 

because the stem usually breaks off. were Timothy Harris, who assisted 

oring a jail term for offenders. 

_ 

Ahnen, vice president; Donald Lash- 

Oth my 

I NINTH STRUT, aCIAN CITY, PHONE 0. C. 1M2 DffVOffD 

Even If you drag up the btegcr the women with many of the steps; Isj-, secretary; Bobble Cain, treas- 

... i*e IHI 

bulbs from e or S indies down, 

ion. at WaSBL 

Mrs, Warren Buss, Mrs. Clarence urer; Fred Houston, News reporter; Milk Delivery Rules Hppllcotlon for a cerl 

you're sure to leave behind some or B rod in, Mrs. Hobert Breekley, Mrs. junior leader, Billy Fry. Billy, as 

CDnvcnlenc cnencf and netsHBiF nets 

the smaller tjultolets Mat wUl con- 

itbandnnment al a portion I 

J. Lynch, Mrs, C. Harkins, Mrs. junior leader, will assist the leaders Changed by Agency of railroad Known u (Mm 

tinue to make trouble • 

John Kelly, Mrs, Florence Hedler, in the organizational 

Even the little bit of 2.4-D that 

ind project Further amendment or the section 

branch extendlnii fron tin) 

Mr, and Mn. William Pessano and 

of Ninth street, at mum 

you put on with the double-glove 

phases of the club. 

of Office of Mil t industry Regulation a northerly direction to L I Your Beauty Parlor This Week 

Mrs. Richard Sampson, 

method Is enough to start to wcakci 

F-21 which deals with Sunday deliv- he line at mllcnojt t>M 

* * * 

the plant, because the chemical goe 

eriei of milk in New Jersey shore 

outherly tide af ltt 

down to the roots. The rubber 

towns during the summer months, 

Kiwanians and Wives 

gloves keep the chemical away from 

has been announced by OMI Director 

your hands. 

Have Theatre Party 

Floyd R. Hoffman. 

JDREW'S HAIRDRESSING 

The chemists and other wonder- Forty-silt members of the Ocean 

The amendment permits wholesale 

workers have caught up with many City KJwanis Club and their wives 

weed pests, but wild onion ts one 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 

enjoyed a theatre party Tuesday ev». 

Hut stui gives them bad dreams. UnK In Philadelphia. 

"Hie group stopped enfoute for 

by ANDREW and CLAIRE 

dinner, after which they attended a 

perfomjance of "say Darling," a 

I ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 2«M 

trtsh and witty musical starrlna 

David Wayne, Vivian Blgine and 

CLOIED MONDAY^ 

Johnny Desmond at the Shubert 

Theatre. 

0000 driver Pays For FiromenMade 11 Job) School 

U, w«UonMi * 

M Iu>IU«MlMJMM 

tinu. to do U>* MM* «MMy 

Life Members 

in the fatdre. 

Passing Blinker SOUEBS POINT—Jmieph Hockney, Honor Society Edward Jofcnwn 

AttmUe City civil defem* director 

moth and* t 

Warrant* Issued 

in gueat spanker at Uie annual Parents Gu«tts at •on of th» hxal 

dinar of the Unwood Voluntwr 

Per Two Other* 

nra Company Saturday AtfM In the Induction Ceremony It WH MpUlMd >i>1 

bome of dark IHasen Po«t U, Am- 

thU iocl«y I. P«*l ol A 

M W POINT-An OeekB City erican Legion. 

SOMERS POINT — •ate lamer, 

youth aeeturi of faUnf to obwrrt 

point Chapter of Ilia Junior Nttlmul 

Hackney ipoke .of the ways in 

1 red fla«hlu light at the Interiec- 

Honor ioclMy Inducted 11 pup*U 

which local fire companies nay take 

Uon of B*y and Maryhitid an, *ts 

from the ElaitUi aiM Ninth Ondan 

Mft In an energeiiey through co- who had caMUM In the ftn qiMliae* 

fined |5 tad W SMU at • tMrlng -opsraUon wtth Hie i-lvU detaBM, A of Character, Leadership, flboLjrablp, 

before Munlcip.1 Juds* Rlch.rd film entitled "The Day Culled X" Service and Ctttisnililp Into die 

thompwHl on Siturdiy 

Ml tin shown at this annual affair Society M' tbalr maavmi indu*aoo 

David Prtaano, 804 Third it,, «lMd- tad Was narrated by Hackney, exercises at the Dnwej *v. (Cinol, 

•d Innocent to the charge and ukad SUflity Vots, Unwood fire chief, Friday •fternoon 

Man 

Chief of Polite ChaflM Onr why he •poke Briefly, Other vMtng chiefs The qualltiw wtalob mint be poa- 

n not< flopped and given a nutn were Robert Lambert of Pleasant- 

Drunk Driving Cltanj* 

sesaed by a boy or girl to tw el*cted 

Boll! Instead of receiving it through vlUe. W«li(un Camey of Northfleld, to the Honor Society were explained sanfERs potto—Arthur et *x*&. 

the mull. 

Rlclmrd mupatrick of Somerl Point, by present aumben. 

4*. of 2SI1 Shore Bbmt, URiHUWd, 

judge nMHnptan and Chief Gray and Charles Canale of BarfalntowB. 

Joicptilno efaeeran (pok* on wat nnM fUS «n4 hi* drtvug |MM- 

•Kplained that a poUceman may !•- Ufa raembershlp sards were pres Schouirs«ilp and *ald that It Is • goal l « rew*»d tor bn» y*WM 

lUe » lumnsBt ID that gHuir when •nted to Fred Out, George Krebg, toward whkli each person aHould 

after he plwdml guilty 

he observes a violation and obtains Wayne ScuH, MuuTord Potter, Louli strive. 

the license number of Hie vehicle WooHiert. George Dunbar, Leo Gar- 

Judge Thommon ordered warrants son, Harry Pannell, Fred StMUoan, 

Character leads to confidence, self* 

Issued for tiro persons wtao filled to Allan V.nSsnt, Charles Johnson, 

reliance, pensna! honesty and cour- 

appear hi court to »n*wer to traffic Manvllle Rotjlnson. Charles Stcuber, 

age in all contacts and dealings with 

violations , Arthur H, Fr«veg«, of Harold Smith, Chaltln Rtsley and 

oilier people, Jerry Nugent said. 

(00 Park Place, Ocean City, and Chrenee Fetter, 

Ruth Vleth explained that Service 

Julian Lavlne of 3 S. Harvard av. Charter mmibers attending the consists «r courtesy and modecty and 

Ventnor, also were charged wtth annual affair were Cant, Penned and the will to help others without any 

failure to Mop for the (Mailing light Steuber CharlM Johnwn acted as primary thought of recognition. She 

It the ume intersection, according natter of ceremonies. Blank. Jiek said that the golden rule Is "he who 

to CSilef Oray, 

Scull and Bud Phillips were In charge would command muM serve." 

Rodney Henderson, of 431 (Shore of iirrangaraenu, 

True Citizenship means cooper- 

Road, Sinners Point, was charged A roast neef or seafood dinner ating with others, Harriet Gregory 

oy police with failure to observa the wax served by members of the •aid. We shoyld !Uw to live suck 

•top sign if Bethel and New Rool, Legion post 

broad lives (hat we mlfllt say, "lib 

and was fined IS and «5 cosU 

Country Is the world, my Countrymen 

are mankind " 

Elaine gaeheninater of More Road, 

MarmoM, was charged by Oray with Special Police Are 

Kiel Chrlatensen eipUined Lead 

ership, laying it is the art of direct. 

rot observing the red flasher at the 

Ing others In conduct and achieve- 

Intersection of Bay and Maryland Inducted by Chapman ment Leadership will show a man'] 

and paid a fine of W and $2 costs. SQMERS POINT— Members of ihs goodness, his mercy, as well as his 

Qeerge •eddon of 333 Haven av.. Sumers Point Police AHOcUtion were selfishness and his iniquity. 

Ocean city, won charged with the administered the oath of offee as After each quality wu explained a 

•ame violation and paid a fine of *5 special offlceri by Mayor Fred W, candle was lighted to represent that 

and eosis. 

Chapman at ceremonies In the coun- particular quality, IMs flaming 

Bernard Mackle of Ocean Gate cJl chambers of city hall, iunday. torch la the emblem of the society 

was charged by State Police with 

Chapman presented each officer and symbolizes the light of kaom DAILY 

with an Identification card . 

failure to observe the stop sign at 

ledge, 

Those inducted were Crsncii j. 

* the Garden state Parkway and Rt 

Marjorie rusher. Holly Frost, Carol 

May, Llnwood Dllks, Robert Fugee, 

f and paid a fine of K and costs. 

Stamper, Pan) showers, Stanley Tur 

rrank Ewlng, Vietor Gilford, Oeorae 

fo making thm 

ner, Jane Roberts, Charles Steejman, 

Dunbar, jam*t Ounn. Victor stratton, 

Firanwn Plan Oinnar 

James Fsrman, Norman Johns, Frank 

Heir Apparent 

Joseph Toeoro, Charles Buhrn, Prank Bates and Georgia Berger were then 

SCUL1,VU,IJJ — Tfte loeal Volun- Branca, Stewart Mancaftroppa, Hus. Inducted into the Society. Jan Braver- 

"UNAPPAR»IT" teer Fire Company will hold « baked sell Adams, Charles Adelisi, William man, president, led tile new mem 

ham dinner in the Seullville lire hall Carr Sr., William Carr Jr., Joseph bert In toe pledge and presented 

MATERNITY CLOTHES on April 19 and dinners will be Innocente.Mike Mrvica, William Mod. each with a membership card, Jerry 

wrved Bttween S and 1 p. m. Pro- son, Prank_ ChamUrlain, Charles Nugent, vice president, pinned each 

ONLY 

ceeds from the affair will fce used Peanen, Girl Brown Jr,, Howard 

MM VINTNOR AVENUE toward the purchase of g new Are Adams, Sherman L .Wright, Joseph 

MARGATE 

truck, TlefceU may be obtained Laufhlln, Joseph Mackln, Edwin Pan. 

PHONE A, C. I-71»l 

from all members of the cumpany- coast, Joseph Massaro, Donald Brown, 

Norman cheeseman, Wllllain Lock, 

Op.n Dally fiM AM. M fits PM 

ClaulfM Adi Brlns Sulck •••ulls •rd, Michael CoMo, Fred Rest Sr., 

Arthur Ford Jr., Samuel lenner, 

William Morrow, Charles Liwrenct, 

William Loder aad Mrs. Virgin a 

Allen. 

See 

"OUR HEARTS WBtf Y00H6 AMP 6AY" 

•y 

Pre»nt*d by O.C. Tuehttf* Club 

TOMORROW NIGHT * SATURDAY NIGHT 

8 P.M. — HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 

BENEFIT STUDBNT WELFARE FUND 

ADULTS, $1 STUDENTS, 50c 

(produced by arrangement with the Dramatic publishing Co,, Chicago) 

BOB SMITH FUMO' 

Haying Your Favorite Numbers 

FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAY 

U. i, CHOICE 

FILET MI6NON '2.00 

GREGORY 

900 Share Ro.d — Samara Paint 

Hof«l - Bar - Restaurant 

PH0NI SOMERS POINT 3943 

— ANNOUNCEMENT — 

The Dentil Offkts of 

DR. DORIS M. BERGER 

' Have How Reopened at 

636 ATLANTIC AVENUE 

PHONE 2871 

Scrwn* SupplMi with AH Unit* 

24 Hovr 

from Our Own 

By Registered Buildws 

M1AMIS0MERS CO. 

to tL it HM7WENBACH 

Mothers to Sponsor 

Dance Friday Night 

SOMERS POINT—A dance sponsor. 

ed by the mothers of the Little League 

Association will be held Friday 

nigh! In the New Jersey av, fire hall 

and will be open to the school cliU. 

dren. 

This affair waj previously sched 

uied last week but was postponed 

du* to Inclement weather. Mrs. 

Josephine Bird is general chairman. 

There will be several specialty 

dances and a kinB and queen will 

be chosen, 

Refreshments will be sold and 

music will be provided by records. 

The affair is scheduled to begin at 

7:30 p. m. 

Prizes Awarded at 

Ninth Grade Dance 

SOMEM POINT —J*rry Forcellii 

and Miss Jean Baxter were erawnei 

Kin( and Queen of the danee frlday 

nljht at the Dawes av, school. 

The affair was a Mml-fonnal Ninth 

Grade dance In the lym of the 

school, 

roreella and Must Baxter were also 

the winners of the glow dancing 

contest with Eddie Reichlc and iMIs, 

Delorei BW winning the jitterbug 

eonlest. KJel thristensen won thi 

door prize. 

Chapei-ones for the dance were 

Ralph Oves, Nlnlh Grade corn t

M-' • 

: ComjrfttM Sttick of 

POPULAR BRANDS 

IMPORTS end DOMESTIC 

* WHISKEY *W!Ni 

•LIQUOR 

ICE COLD BEER 

ON HAND AT AU TIMES 

•AN'S 10th 

Street 

at toy Front 

PHONES 

2379 or 2437 

Foods 

Qt*p $•¥•!. Days Each W««lc — 

' rtlif FOUNDER WHITi HSH ClAMS 

HTBH OCEAN SHAD SEA BASS 

PORGIES 

Pottponed until 

Friday, March 28th 

— OK S( BKKN — 

Friday . Saturday 

"TIN STAR" 

—PLUS— 

"Mr, Ketlf'n Roll" 

FRIII FREE) 

KBY HINOS 

PBARL, NECKLACM 

POFCOHN.CAN-DY 

PASSES 

SUN, - MON, - TUf. 

FIRST SHOWING IN 

ATLANTIC CITY ARIA... 

HEDY JANE 

LAMAHR POWELL 

In 

"FEMALE ANIMAL" 

• 2nd Big Pint Run Hit! • 

KEITH MARGARET 

ANDES HAYES 

in 

"DAMN CITIZEN' 

W«d., Thura. 

3 FIRST RUN ACTION NITSI 

"WINCHES- 

TER 73" 

Box Office Opens 6:3(1 

thaw Starti Daily at 7 p m. 

Children Under 8 Free 

COMING HWAY NIGHT 

fWlN TUNIS 

TMt OCfcAN CITY SENTINf L-LEDGER 

event. 

Parents who supervised the pi 

et were Mrs, Benjamin Oulles, Mi 

Elaine gathsenmaier, Mrs. Henj 

Schneider and Mrs, John Lorenzo. 

Dennis Twp,, Woodbine 

Advance In Planning 

Good progres.1 ia belna nude 1B 

zoning and planning work in Dennis 

Township and Woodbine* aeeordinf 

to County Manning Dlreelor John J, 

Holland, 

Flnpi sdjustments are eurrentl 

under way on a completed toning 

ordinance and map for Dennis Town, 

ship, THe project will then be ready 

or area discussion meetings for the 

n»Wie, Holland said. 

Woodbine planners are in the flna 

stages of developing a comprehensive 

plan for that borough. At a 

meeting late last nveek the planiun;; 

board there considered detailed development 

plans tot a projxjsed 

nelghborliood m the souUieartem 

portion of the community, A completely 

new street pattern for tttl< 

new seothm, with st-iioo] and play, 

ground site, are important design 

features. 

Once Woodbine has had a hearing 

on a master plan, the work will be. 

jrin on a ionfcng ordlnanee for the 

town. a«Drdins to Holland, 

Spiritual Mission 

Conducted of AF Base 

PALMMO AIB FOHCT STATION- 

A threeây Protestant spiritual mis. 

slon was resently eondueted here by 

Chaplain fCapt.i Elliot H. Jlobinson. 

assistant ehaplsin, 28t'h Air Division, 

the Rev. Thomiir A. Merjweather, 

auxiliary eivUian chaplain for the 

station, and the Rev, J, Stanley 

Wasi. pastor of the First Methodist 

Church of Trenton, 

Dally services were lieldTlrtfine. 

eently completed chapel alileh was 

donated to the station by residents 

of Cape May County. The Rev Mr. 

Wagg, a former pastor of the First 

Methodist Church of Ocean City, 

who was auxiliary chuplaln at this 

station for four years conducted the 

services, which, wore well attended 

by officers and airmen and their 

families. 

Golf is an Ideal diversion for those 

WHO are willing to save their health 

ind lose their temper. 

Township News 

Storm Showed Ntwd «# 

ttosic CD 

Thwnday a tutm and PBWM tailure 

may InwreiB PW«» a* •'e*" 11 : 

ly of the grave need el an Misting 

ijwem of elvHUn drfm» Meaiurei, 

John KlieeM, dtputy (oordltutor for 

civil defense In Cape May County, 

silted Friday, 

For years civil defense efTlelals 

have been ndvlslng the public ne«lnst 

mrt emergenrtes. Mr. Kneelit uU 

Poisibly the hnrdshlpg of the storm 

PHARMACY IS OUR PROFESSION. IF IT'S 

NEEDED IN TH1 SICK ROOM, WI HAVI IT. 

FREE DELIVERY PHONE 3535 

OcfMit Clfy'« 

Only Stofo 

Ragiitcrad 

Surgical 

Pharmacy 

— SPECIAL — 

REVLON'S SILICARE 

LARGE SIZE 

WITH Mil DIIMNSIR 

Only JEU*> .-. the Lmuood Countrv Quo 

mldenri of HH trmm want rvsula- 

Plan* art* under w aj to hold n had bi'i-n Mayor Klain staled that an s|. Railroad Would Drop 

iind upheid, A tepy of tht? tempted Jobbery had been made at 

on Is to be secured for ih*? 

16-Mile SJ S«rvico 

uiie of the biisiiiess establiihnienti 

nevl meeting, 

in the area=he ârneil businesstnen The West Jersey and Seashore 

Tne dl>H'U»sinn then eentered and h.3usehald«i's la be veilant and Railroad Co, on Tuesday naked the 

armind JunJcj-arda now ejtislini!, par. to fcMj) „„„ K.»,„„.» premites ,„„.,.., securely locked. „, Intersute Commeree CmnnUsslon at 

ticularlj alana highways and main spieiaromecrs are an iolunteer dulv ! Washington, D, C, for permission 

reads. It was thought thn! a state to help patrol the various areas and 

law regulates rued esiabllshni«i''! 

along state highways, deflnins surh 

things as fencei, dUtanee from hijfh 

way, cie. The tov.'nahip eommllief 

lo «&«ndon 16 miles of trtck in 

are servina without pay to a«s»t the : Oloucester and Allantlf Counties. 

Slaie Police he said Crime and T 11 More thin 1100,000 In final Wai 

turned OW i» the St«o *f New 

Mtm- al I lenlilt of tf«me tleketa 

given out on M Oarten SMte hirlt. 

way last year. 

Commissioner John B, Tuttnuend, 

vice chslrmon and aecretary of the 

New ]»tmf Htanway Auttiortty, reported 

today tBat triirlc law enforcement 

on the Parkway lost year net. 

ted a tota| of fld0,B40 In lines for 

Ihe state and an additional WM2 In 

court costs for 44 nuniciMlr 

* wmitfny s*id (he line, linfe 

rubbery beeemes mere prevalent »n ing .Sewnejd and Mays Landing, is 

times or un«mplo,vment, he warned. being operawd at a suBstanllal loss 

The segment is now operated by the 

| PeiinsjivsniaReading Seashore Lines. 

SO Attend Dance Fire Company Buys 

to Honor Teacher 

UPPER TOWNSHIP—ApproJiimaf Radio For Tank Truck 

ly SO attended the dance, given io .MARMORA—Members of the Mar- 

student* of the fifth to Nintl mora Volunteer Fire Company re- 

Orades Salurda9 evening in IHe Ma eently voted to purchase a used two- 

mora Fire Hall. The affair was spei way radio fram Charles Batters'!;, 

sort* by pupils of the Sixth Grad' and Install it in their tank truck 

tid the receipts wore sent to the The company has one radio in. 

toaeher, Mrs, Kirillne Oliver, whe stalled in another truck which pro- 

has been ill. The gi/t was aeeem vldes contact with Ocean Cits" and 

panied by a fn:d signed hy all theethor 

Bre companies who have radio 

children and adults attending th> equipment. 

Plan5 were made to have a surplus 

whistle repaired and installed in "the 

Palermo or Seavllle area to provide 

,j more complete alarm system. 

Plans also were made for the first i 

of the roast beef dinners, cooked the 

and served hy the members of the 

rire Company, to he held Saturday 

evening, April IS, 

> Fli«t 

lead MiMat,! tfrtel the pfc-tore -VlHaf. of the 

[Sam tabemad. in naly. na 

for MUo 

in Sioiiii 

\ I VV« 

from WlMwoo**"* North 

&ura« North U taUng ew the 

ttld two itubkon flni 

Owen Verdon rol* In "New Qtri in Poor Shelly winters tad to nul 

Sand Inr 

ttom. t 

Tdwu- on Bn»d*»y. 

on U pounds lor a role ka nwther 

fiifMft. WB* 

M Court Hou» on j^y 

In "Dbur of Anna Frank." During 

Clam 

of lean O, J»mi»n creditors may begin filing Gene Kelly know, Mtflta MMot ChariM Chaplin lrn't 

the picture shell have to take off 

damaging 

T*» F. H, I 

g • *«J. Mil, •Men to coU«t unpaid dMtta upquit* 

mil and will go to parti to MOM to be tnbedila 

M. If* a good thing ghtUey hag • 

d while hil fir. 

In Lower To, 

ir.men 

try to U* her up tor -Ohmd ftour," Mm M «h« ridewalk. of Hollywood rugged constitution! 

week while , _ 

l aunty Judge Jonathan w. Actoo which hell niake on ihe continent, bouln»rd. 

fvUl PMMe to the eauM. Action by and In which hell have an American, Imm>tMU*ln« a heft Of itan In 

repair damage (Jl 

ttw County loud of StMhoMenKngllth. 

ItaJUn, a»d>r«BCh glrL 

David Nlven EUrred In 'Around 

the sewing ef a "Walk of ftae" la Uie World In §0 Oar." without 

well 1MB hIA 

wdWOOd Md AD«I«M flM. last weak Intrcaied Judg* Actoo'1 nil film iound. at If it might an Unpromwlwll Project planned tarteeing 

murh of it, so he's taking his 

Watir 

•nnual (alary fcy •NO to compensate have quite an Uitern*UoD«l turn? uorULud B*rchants. 

tflfe on a worid trip. 

d 

U 1 liim-feetir MaM atfor 

the extra bench Binlona. —* miniature League of Nation*. In A«k«d why hit nan* wmi omitted. 

process. The piatt j SrlatlitTUi WB*Wo* ArtlBB In the curt mutt M fact. 

Hair* M Susarman, head of th. 1m- 

'>i. 

Highway, )g ..-* * 

D brought by the orlainal creditor, who 

praMMt umtlttioB. npUed Ibat Dennis Day, searching for an Ana. 

J%e wiiltr and i 

kitchen M MUffiMm IU •Nil be cMrcid a fee of tt.lt for 

Ohapllp*, nun* could to added later, •on to carry bin on Ma|* for hU 

All trairlc cases are handled in As 

courts of tr

Si*r 

o ' 

• '-U • ,..-> ,',. 

Yesterdays 

Making It Hof fer Him 

I fo later, it was inevitajris that toe onto railroad 

i Cite wVfflld majke a mov« to simplify Its ser- 

Wtne ainoant of property upon which it pays 

4nOT h«M) been in financial trouble for 

t deflate to Msseneer operations far the 

'•"-- most fowel between tie seashore 

Ja^S |s by Mtfhway, not rali In these 

at line has much in common witfc 

1 other railroad in the country. 

t «wne years ago to the extent 

omotives and substituting the 

i and faster deteel coaches. But apparently 

bade to the trains to any extent, 

'ad to the Interstate Com- 

to abandon the northern 

with the obsolete 4th st 

ited iacfilties. 

t argument advanced by the rail- 

htnent makes a Tot of sense and 

Ltun will be of more benefit to Ocean 

Shore M«nort»l Hwpital began use 

traM MOiMI Unit to ntfaee the 

Individual tanta /onnerly UMd In 

treatment of faUMU. 

i will be a relative handful of regular 

• to c*tph the train at the two uptown 

•r to ftjefr horned. Tney are bound to 

! ldis of convenience they have enjoyed 

-Vide to that coin is that the PRSL operates 

) Ufca a trolley line than a railroad, anyway Where 

" q&*mitf vl this sue, would you nod a single 

i seven station stops within seven miles' 7 Host 

i have only one station, and the customers are 

to going to it Without expecting the tram to 

i a Cpr blocfcs of tAeir home*, like a school bus. 

" ft of the tracks north of «h st is bound to 

! development and enhancement of propertv 

•d marfiaven aV., just as the reooTil of the 

ana from West ar. hrought a post-war renais- 

i on tfcat kngtonis« artenr 

linliii nun, if ^^*|1 " ' . 

iMJrago^reB wns îw^siimg 

suggests curtailment of uneco- 

almost invariably follows. 

we haren't seen any 

business men ate wild 

unused or unnecessary 

lor the greatest 

At toanl of Edncjtion nt con- 

ahMHU • VnMMl to admit Uawsod 

as a M M dMHrt »r student, it 

OflKB Otf •«* **ooL M W* «•* 

UntriMAnfmitmBM. 

•Ml Ftaatannffia O«l SctiooL 

• s * 

Herbert J, Brownie* Jr ires sand 

chalmaa of the nty OTSUHK-J 

Retail MarAuu DMSSM of Uc 

Cbanher of f 

for a drive w gatt MnOc 

benup. 

New Job Opportunities, m 

Cited by Development Cooncfl 

Isdustiy ta I(f7 aMt CULKT JW^ 

is Issttai X« Jcctey 

i 

?«• *«• m 

1»3J «• tumors. Thr, 

of MiCtiDe 

wt «uj;'K 1)< As 

aeai Cooaefl. of tie Ctoooofi s BBS.— 

H'jttsr Snitut. lav. 

i :J.*»I MI. :1, ijuuilinM lu 

AqMnt B. C art in- 

plins to fonstnm « Aapel 

«Ui JL and CrtU ar, far tte 

saat ar ta* 

en* 

Dr. isd «n. Clurifi 

Mn, 

in a nek 

^ n, Xaqarie Xe- 

CUBC, of WMfcutfUiB, D C. gan 

birth to a dn^tEr, lud a KH vaj. 

boro to Dr. Qarie R. Vail m Dor. 

K e. 

ASLuitn? C» • tsswmd: TS# PnJ- 

31 a^rr* lor eoaîryttiwn 

M m JH ft, reflanM ofnee 

that wiH UIEissLely empley IJpiQ 

nMMn srf St John's Loth- 

am oacnwioB nn confirmed 

bjf the fcr mn r, AnSer. n« 

were Loottr Hem, otto Bein, Rebecca 

Mutter, Mas Uppincott. OabHt 

lee. Sandra Koscuip, and ponjthy 

HaBMi * 

10 TEARS ACO 

Oeean CSIy ntini registration far 

the primary electing wu listed st 

SJB W %ht County Beard of B«. 

ttoo. a drop from Die 4,747 registered 

for the previoo* general election 

in accidents inrolr- 

l t o the ages 

5, fee far* 

sank Hm» **HD« iSi,,e U1 ^m 

a daw fMfep tfrcr ptttHaW Allan- 

Mm BaUm, New Jersey By. 

B*wr tar Auk tauma. 

T. 

to mart in Ocean City a 

te*> IM advanced this 

_- Builders Association. 

Jbaki S. Wright, contended a 

"— "•—reasonable, selfish and 

and municipal govern- 

to nikeiiiplcryment in the 

fpr a number of years the 

" siijiectors office have 

A, Oldfleld 

wu etwted fturrmmlTr of rerguson. 

Fa*Ue B«rt. Vet«M »f foreign 

VK Jrepti DEfMneo aM Suanel 

were tlirftd vie* comman- 

Wmekmgzm "T 1 ^ 

* OB gamed Mdcqirtstd pub- 

IWtr MMtiM NaUMMI EicJunge 

Câfc ffaigajiiley fttstgjhotfg ts siem- 

ber* tftrnntfcnnt in* couua-j, orried 

aa m M af tha local 'Biehange 

~-#g ****** of awmM the tea. 

iluHlluil Ins a faun Center. 

alt 

> Gnuy aod others, the city 

- inrer of rtptotting ar 

•fivaded four lots into 

ftl a* to tece the building of 

* them. Sico 

naidenlial 

i the coustruc- 

official, 

prr*«H«f Ibi tSinpIrtion in flm,. for 

X»»tnr of • pro)crt to retnUd and 

n>«t It be permitted also t0 

abandon passenger train service to 

the Oak Avenue station in ibe win*. 

ler rnonllH, when the Rio Orande 

«lstion would Deuaed as the Wild, 

wood itatlon. During the summer 

trains would he ru« to the Oak Aven- 

ue station. • 

Five hcarlnjs on the railroad's 

application were held In Court Houfe 

A counter-petition wai filed by the' 

City of Wildwood aaklniioV K 

abandonment of service on New Jer : 

»ey Avenue and the HMBOVBI of ,,," 

comparatively (#w -- • -- »-• 

«n«l l^«a it= ia \ r 

Oman City a la €« 

Orphan* of thm Shrm. 

LAW wraps Bitm »» ttto .amuy 

have -rtraddlwl- th* power line failure th,t p 

ru tofta«*i weduw In the MBM a 

. ifw rtauK wa. that aome ef« —, 

time Tburaday rooming, while about 2,000 

until pHday or Saitunaay or tvap later, r 

«i« early and Jala edition, got the tame ,_ 

F&IowIng our uiual ciutom, we put the pap 

(the frent »IB) on the BrMa Uut WednewUy t 

of the ptm run-«iou|fc to BiWi and add L 

f» OMafl Cmr and ridihbariu polnu nuh u f£ 

nan, Uhwood. NorUifleld. pleaaantvUle, Atlantic^ 

nnrtday morning, again aa mual. the prM f 

tuning out coplej for all the newaitandi and I 

oUtflfTown maU wiwn Ihe Jlght bulta sUrted 

powerful press motor faltered, and flnslly quit at j 

Fqrturutely, there were eMuih pas«ra «val 

new. dealers In Ocean City, but wo ran out and ; 

Somen point and Unwood dMrihstloB, 

The crew puttered around doing mme .. 

about Boon, by which time the heotlem ban In < 

dropped down to 58 degree* Then, like a good i. 

people, we decided to lock the door and go home. 

With tne reiUmptlon of power, th« ever-wUM 

ita run Friday morning and the mailers bagged 

for distant points around tl» country from Horldl't 

well ai overseas to aome of our local service men In 1 

etc Probably the readers on the "po»t storm shift" ( 

papers until Monday, In nan)' cases, though the , 

have had delivery Saturday, 

The Ion of a day's work also created a icnunb 

•et a lot of type for another tection of the Spring ] 

printed Saturday, as scheduled, by dint of husUe at 

tile snow Mii melting furlou.ly outside, we were tu. 

dies on the pleasures of summer boating and fishing,a 

This storm wag the third severe Jolt handed 6#ai 

newspaper Dy tbft very uruisual winter. The othen i 

close to SSM worth of paper by water from a Ami. 

pipe In January, and a shutdown of a day and a half firl 

in another blttel-cold ipell in February, 

Along with these thlnga we have had pile drlvtnt i 

the north of us from the Water Company's new stonft t 

tlons, and pile driving and assorted other eonstructkn i 

ths Acme Market's new addition half a block to tie i 

Never a dull moment around 8th and Haven! 

Hot Nmws for Num/s—Coin Colh 

IT WASN'T UNTIL a wife and ion became 

subject a year or so ago that we learned how 

are In these parts wfto are numismatists- coin e , 

There literally an thousands of people of all _ 

the hobby of trying to build up full assortment* of 

every coin of certain kinds aver Bunted In the 0,1 

rarely that you can find yourself In a local group of 

finding someone who Is saving Lincoln pennies or , 

or Washington quarters or sometMng else. 

Some of the collectors go to great trouble and 

brand new coins from the mini. Others just search dl 

their change from the store or the gas station and u 

one they need to nil a gap in one of those vardbami 

books then sell in the hobby Mops, 

Well, this Is to advise all ye numismatist* that there 

exhibit of coin collections on Saturday. April 12, in tnt 

Hotel, Bridgeton, under auspices of the South Jenr 

Displays will be there from six states «nd awards win 

the best or most complete In the categories of U.S. 

onlal Coins and Currency, Foreign Coins and Ancient 

We had never heard of the South jersey Coin ( 

out notices of Hits April showing. But the group 

years ago over in Cumberland County. Now It has Iti 

in Bridgeton and in a school in Vineland. It is open K"S 

where in this area, ' f-;- 

Joseph Belmont, Vineland, Is president, and 

Pennsgrove, Is secretary. The April IS show of t 

open and free to the public and is in observance of 

Week. Hours of exhibition are U a, nL to S p. m. UT&mtt 

coin collector—dop't say you weren't told about it 

or—don't 

New Jersey Capital Cdj 


Child Labor Laws lnconsi$lent 

TRENTON—Child labor laws in New Jersey are I 

sistencles and frustrate desirable employment oppo. 

youths to their serious disadvantage In other wonH \ 

a me*.*. 

This l., the contention of this New Jersey Child L 

Commission in a report filed with the Legtalatu»"i-^_ 

most high school pupils are looking for summer "ortuj 

slon claims additional study is needed before detn 

additional legislation is needed and wants an Mil 

luilsh the job 

Under existing law children of faim owners may I 

woik or all kinds and at all times Other children fl 

years may be employed on farms but may not work all 

machinery If a gasoline pump is on the premises, a IN( 

cannot pump gas, and although boys 1416 caij clean a] 

the familiar pall and showl. they cannot be permlttS 

button to start the operation of a barn cleaner. Tij 

milking machines unless 1« or over. ' " 

A strong boy. ph\sJtallly mature and possess*!! ' 

ment. cannot under cabling law. work in a ga'sollne iL, 

although he can drive a car at 17 Allilelk boys «I1- 

undcr the existing work Idw, work on construction Jobl. 

A 11 or 16 year old boy cannot legally operate a I 

mower In fact, became of inconsistencies m the U«, ta^-» 

of 17 who have graduated from hlgli s. l.ool, must v^lt •«••»« 

until their isth birtliday to qualify for certain cvsrydaj f* 

lhc> may hold for the neit 40 years 

A bov of 16 cannot paint a fence, under Ihe law a« L. 

betauje paints are listed as "dangerous" chemical* In i 

nigh whool l»ys who display unusual ^kill in auto m< ' 

arc unable to accept part time employment that 

ticir ernplojabllity upon BraduaUon or leaving of 

unflcr IB (.an operate any elevator or hoisting appaO.,. 

who qualified as bottle washers and laboratory worka*« 

such positions und in 

Spltlnx one of three Sonlor «oc In the three (OCletU*. 

Sf*ilnx H8M1 Casque A OaunUet 

(18B7) and Drafon (IMS). Ii con- 

ferred upon nwa who «•• VMMle 

outsUnding contrHjuOona to aanpua 

life. New memben are

n Beat 

Rumblings 

•y WILL WIN 

AM yon id know, our glorious baak*lMl 

tiam was drset by Ui« uMde- 

4**tM ItfvertMe qfllritet. Htfwe+ef, 

Ue Riveraide aomd was not able to 

«SeMM th* oactitaut Ocoaav Clly five 

but was able to take our J V.'s It 

waa one of those things Uut was 

ttard nave proved tlieni- school, ItH dose much to tie noticed Hotel along with MO other students 

of thla rewanl am. 

She 1> a nwn6er of the top ten, in representing various parts of the 

ifce _ A CapfiatU Choir, AMtate 

Oirfatlne Kaon, fiat? Cnnu, and many other school OT Early on Thursday m o r n 1 a j , 

n# Kathy Boberta. The 

March 13, Glany Hedner, SobHe 

were welcome)} Into 

Boyd JudJe Crasen Jmtj- BempMD, 

Gail Blimrd and £ott>ie Peterson, 

Girls Visit 

m i diimteirtwl by Oar, Reynolds 9AMchell. 

boarded the chartered bus 

which would take them to New 

NortftfolU 

Wwfc, 

After stopping In Pleasantvllle to 

CltOtMN pick up 26 students from that 

sanfc* *lri» neaped (ally school, the ftua nude good n o w 

1 

two bate* and Warded to 

today, anaa Gloria Ua 

•fin Idiey Ceasuir aetne 

gmtiav. The purpose 

—7- —-' "W*M to fanttuartu the 

: I* a «srtim extent trffh some 

In treating 

Uâv He li an 

W( member of 

> nladlctorian 

r* 

*1hi n. 

tt 

, g 

proceeded on the Parkway to 

tlfti. rtly utter 11. Me 

students stepped Iron the bos to 

the sidewalks of New York. 

After a short wait in the lc by of 

the Tart, while Mr. MMChell nf. 

Mend and secured ttie rooms. Ike 

0. C girls were shown to their 

M girls irrhiad at North- rooms by the bellhop. They arfield', 

4har were apokeit to for a ranged their things, then went out 

short pnttd br a doctor They y then to a snail restaurant far lunch. 

WMlii • guided idd tour of the in Following lunch the ttols went 

m * they were with Mr, Mitchell to Columbia Unl- 

permitted to 4u««Uon m offidat of venity where they attended the 

tfi« boatdtat Thk questkMi period afternoon conference. Split into 

oUtucd for Vt ntntiln 

groups of two, 'BdbWe Patterson 

The sMi were alt greatly benefit- 

M * UU> Intenathng trip. They 

UtH to~W> tasr^rhorsday. 

of UcMmcnt weatiitr 

they wars foicad to post 

ip Tki* lattaal vl«ji by 

«h-U llmttll «Uss has ber 

» irddUlon. Eavli «radot 

{ld> may consider 

• ntoeatory iwrt of their 

irhteh •*»! broaden Oielr 

nutloolt oooceraWg life. 

and 

Leave Monday 

for Washbigton 

fonlM 10 Spartrf 3 

Day* S h i 

•y 61IMV HBNM 

The Clasa of 'M Is anxiously 

awaltinl tt. Wasmn*ton trip. Now 

that the time to very near, the Wi- 

Mr. are -« te a dlnW decldtoj 

wftal to wnr and wbat to take. 

They will leave Monday memniij 

at TVrtoek Md return ÔTUffll 

10 p. m. WediMsday. T»e *»P«net 

for the trip will ibe Mr. and 

Mr* ayde Blto, Mr. «nd Mrs P«ul 

WM «r. SuboUeh, and Miss Judith 

Cauldy. 

TO* îtativa itmerary for the 

tr» was wortod out *y Mr, nils, 

wbo has Men chaperoning the Sentor 

Wasnlogton trip for a numoer 

of years. 

They wiU arriye in Washington 

about nooB on Monday and go dlreetly 

to the new Hotel Zbbltt. 

After unpacking, they plan to is 

to Mount Varnon, Lee 

YeariMok Staff Blows 

Horn For New Edition 

By JODIE CROSHN 

weather prevested the girls from Last Tuesday the yearbook staff 

attending the general assembly at presented an cntertaintos and pur. 

the University. After eating break poseful assenAly program for the 

fast, they wandered about the hotel student ibody. The assembly h 

lobby and bought some jewelry. The lighted "She was only a Fanner's 

two seniors, Bobbie and Ginny, went Daughter," one of the Senior plays. 

to the Garry Moore Show, and Bob. After the drama, the qualities of 

ioie was Lucky to appear on the the yearbook were explained thor- 

show. 

oughly to the students, 

By afternoon, the rajn and hall Wednesday morning croups from 

had let" up slightly and we rode to the yearbook stall went to each 

Columbia to attend more confer, homeroom to take orders for year, 

eases. It was that afternoon that fgooks. A date for ttie collection of 

Mr. MltskeJl informed them that money will be decided upon indl 

The Billows had received the Medal- vldually by each homeroom and 

bit award for our group. This is the team of representatives. 

| highest award that is granted, and 

Mley were all Very thrilled. 

Tile members of the yearbook staff 

On Friday evening the group went firmly recommend that everyone pur. 

to see the Patrice Munsel Mow, chase a copy of their product. They 

That night the girls also had dinlabored 

diligently for many months, 

ner at a well known restauran and the result should be a yearbook 

iOnu Leon's, The food was delworthwhile 

to fiear the name and 

honor of Ocean City High School. 

On Saturday morning, alter break, 

fast, there were more conferences Pmintmn 

to attend. Then the entire thre 

day* were brought to a close wit 

a ti» banquet at the Waldorf As OLD WALLS REFINISHED 

toria Hotel. The guest speaker was 

William -Leiy* fin authority on space 

OR REPLACED 

and spaceships and the author o Economically 

many informative books on the sub 

jert, 

TAPING — SPACKLINO 

Soon after the eanquet, the Ocean ShMt Rocking — Painting 

City anil Ph-asantville groups packed 

up their suitcases, checked out of 

Per •iflmatai Call 

the hotel, and boarded the ibus to 

Gall Bltoard went to a meeting con come hone. After making one stop J- MacMURRAY 

earning the yearbook; Gipny Redner on the way. The ibus arrived In O. C. OHM City litO-J 

d a b M ^ > H ^ h • 

about 1 p m. 

which dealt with creative iwrlUas; 

and Judle Crossen and Judy Hemp- Those who have tried It most fre. 

hill went to the meeting -which quently •» the ones who are con- 

JACK J. WATKINSON 

dealt with making our newspaper* vinced ntarriagc is a failure. 

topmotch job. 

PAPERHAHGER 

Upon the conclusion of the Thurs. Plumbing 

day sessions, the >glrls returned to 

PAINTER 

the hotel and went to dinner in the 

grm of the Taft, 'Mr, Miff tell de. 

Ml lay AvMiiM 

Frank M, 

parted on a search foi iln'.i tk 

EsHlMfM MOM ifM 

ets and returned vith yiny y 

seats for Peter Ustinoft* . "HuinanoR MAZZITELLI 

and Juliet," 

TIM ptay.was excellent, ai... hey PLUMBING • HEATING 

enjoyed it innntnsely. From ie ' OIL BURNERS 

theatre," Mr. gftjtefleil and the si 

went to a nearJby restaurant. The 200 ASBURY AViNUI 

M s Hall, for a »n»cJc and then to 

PHONE SIN 

the htl hotel 

On Friday mornutg, Inclement 

1 THi &W 

INDEPINDEI 

M 

Oscar Uackneya El«hm Grade 

ROOFING CO., 

cU« aaw a DDVle on March 21, 

called "Modeni HMrill," It showed 

how Hmll ia coBaflruetM in land 

area, quality of land, and ita pro- 

ROOFWG - $mm -* mm 

duce. In modern dur. It Mowed 

how Me cftltf erop.ofHirwiii.Mincr, 

. ART1C ROOfIN© 

an aunr sal and Wnewpte, arc 

AL MlttflNflt 

grown and mad« ready for eiport 

to other countries, mostly the u. a 

206 Sbcfh Stiwt ~ Phot* Oc«mn 

H Ito kmtm, CM O. C.M37 

etiou* Me M of New Jeney. In 

tne nwvte, the casual efty, Honolulu, 

Fr« Ittlmln PwaMkMl 

wpe she*j» # 111 Harbor, for 

, ind loBftie 

, oeorgUnns Ood- 

ABOVE ALL — 

Cranston u mech, 

o*n comp*tltlon 

A GOOD ROOP 

defeat. These Mot 

^rkin-s Lady Wimm. 

B«ttlinf B's, Banftani 

. Mansion, 

k and Joanna 

and Arlhuton. They wttl return 

- Oto Onto •»« 

to the hotel for dinner. The first 

Mites are as yet 

night is freei they may go where 

they wish. Everyone muu Be bark — ROOFING 

dub, whl* Witt 

in the hotel by midnight. 

nttht at am has 

The next day they will visit the SHEET METAL WORK — GUTTERS 

ireM as ever, Ap 

Washington Monument, the FBI 

»,m have tore* or rour 

Building, supreme Court Building, 

and various other places such as 

FORCED WARM Alt HEA1 

U« all battling furious. 

ebamplonsUp In their 

the Smithsonian Institution. They 

also will visit ttis Capital where the 

• GAS and ARC WILDING 

t^lS-eis are »»£»«: 

and the Senior high 

annual Washington group picture 

Undefeated teams n 

will be taken. 

IKÎ Lonfo's Senior Team 

r 

After dinner, the group will go 

mlteidde's senior teain 

to a tbeatre and return to the hotel 

i Freshmen team L 

for the night. 

, also has a Stunts 

The third day they will visit the 

e open to them, 

Franciscan Monastery and the White 

^to put on an mfclol- 

House. On the way home, th-sy 

frit tt, & 

I»wr future. The swim 

will stop at Annapolis to see (he 

just ended, and ton 

U. 8. Naval Academy. 

bHn 

Phon* 

Student Body Enjoys 

Song-O-Gram 

CLMM aARRlSON 

Jr. Dramatics Comedy UmiMeimns 

i You Sincere?—When you 

By RON KINZLIR 

Misi JudiUi Cassidy's junior Dram- 

m - Gets in Your lyei. — 

atics Club gave Its production of 

t Ub ejperiments. 

Craiy Violet," on Tuesday, March 

«»T» »»n to Know—wheth- 

17. The play was given twice, once 

FOR PROMPT, 

• Mel or not. 

for the Junior High and once for the 

• • ness- -A good report card. 

Senior High, The first shewing was 

done for the Senior High during the 

COURTEOUS SEKVItt „< Miy — I have enougti 

jf to 10 to the movies. 

first period and for the Junior High 

the second period. The show was 

greitly enjoyed by the students be- 

CALL 1771 Coming Bvants 

cause it was funny and still had i 

•y MLLII KiNNIBY 

mystery about il. 

WM. S. 

, March 31' Seniors leave on 

The east included- Eileen Spencer 

_aftai trip. Regular schedule. 

i Mrs, Beulah Martin, the house- ANDERSON, Inc. JT (April II Seniors still in 

keeper, Charlotta. portrayed by Shir, 

"gtoB, Reiular schedule^ 

ley loydj and Eleanor qualtiere as 

, (April 1) 8 44 a. m, Baiter 

the mysterious visitor, Violet. The 

ELECTRICIANS 

if, 1 p. m. school closes for 

remaining characters played the parts 

vKauoB, Seniors still In 

of guests of Charlotta, They were 

wfll ibe home soon. 

AMce Clark as Dot. Kathy McGallan 

Lpnil S . Frl, April 

is Patty, Mloheie Tolson as Ruth, 

GEHERAL ELKTWC 

r Vtwtion 

and Sandy Cunningham playing 

I) School reopens. 

BetfL 

Service and Installation 

i M Brln» Oulck Resulft 

FLOOR 


SANDING We SpacialiM in IlMtrie H«M, Heating 

• LINOLEUM 

• CONGOWALL 

IRVIN JOHNSON, JR. 

COMPLETE 

FLOOR SERVICE 

Phom 15*8 — Day «r Might 

ASPHALT TIL! . IIUBHR TIL! 

944 Atbury Avanua 

Russell Sutton ELECTRICAL CONTKACTOlS 

nt A*bury Av. Ph. 0298 

Hotalt, Home* and Shop* Wlrad far 1 

Painters 

SERVICE . INSTALLATI^^ 

DI H PAINTERS 

44t Atbury Avanue 

Interior Exterior 

W. W, DOW6 H. L. HUDMN 

O.C.29S5-W P'villa741-J 

ALSO BOAT PAINTING 

Hil Glkk ft Id. Benner 

PoinNi & Decorating 

w h M., Heasantvjfll 

Phone rville 176 

1 m\ 

ports and othU Important pieces in 

The movie was rtiown to the class 

beeance it wfil certain to the new 

Chapter they are 1 appToaohlirg, 

OGHS Merry 

Go Round 

m, gang! how are you enjoying 

the spring weather? I can't rtand 

afl thit heat ... It doe* something 

to ray Mood preaiun . , . we al( 

have to be good to Washington, Ben. 

tors ... did you get the paper 

signed? ... the teachers are busy 

practicing for tfte play ... it sounds 

real great—wfcy not drop In and see 

It . 7 . ir'3Pe same as the mile. 

Horticulture Session 

Hen Tuesday Night 

like 

Home owners wiio are interested 

in' proper placement of shrubs and 

trees around their home grounds 

putting are invited to attend the second in 

a series of home grounds meetings 

to be held in the Ocean City High 

School next Tuesday, April 1, at I 

MONEY p. in. 

Raymond P. Korbobo, specialist in 

Ornamental Horticulture, Rutgers 

the WANK University, will he Uie principal 

speaker. He will give an Illustrated 

lecture on where trees should be 

planted to accentuate the nrchltec 

ture of your home, where foundation 

shrubs should tt used to blend the 

home Into the natural landscape. 

The area around the home should 

be landscaped to provide for spe> 

cine uses. Korbobo will explain how 

It should be divided into public, 

6eneril Eltctrfc 

private and service area. 

There will be sufficient time following 

the lecture to answer ques 

Uons of any person who attends, 

EDW.S.CORSON * Hedriul tafr** when you modernize 

Arthur E. Sunmerflekj, Postmaster-General: 

"The Poet Office Department 

is convinced Hint a general fl 

HOTPOtNT APTIIANCES ypur HOME 

per cent postal pay Increase, uniformly 

applied, UP Justified and oec- 

Refrigerator* . Rang** , Watar Jfealtf* 

essary." 

752 Watt Awnui 

Phone: 2a4t — Residence: 2534*1 • 

Laurence I, Stedem 

-motrrtwo- 

Electrical Contractor 

j '^» j 

Dispute College 

Spate Claims 

Tax A**ri. Cha||«ng«* 

'Closing Door 

TED CLYMER 

glactrieil Contractor 

W MIU«Y AVINUI 

MM 

COMEMTOWY 

1 Th«me 

•y N, J. Taiipeyen' Aspn, 

The widfly-pubUeiMd clajm that 

lack of facilities is "closing Uie door* 

on college opportuntties far New 

Jersey youth IMS been hauled un 

short—high up in educational circles. 

Dr. Peter Sanurtlno, president of 

Fairlelgh.DIeklnson University, and 

Dr. Alfred D. Donovan, vice president 

in charge of student personnel 

service at Seton Hall University, an* 

peared before uie Joint Legislative 

Appropriations Committee recently 

to challenge the "closing door* 

theme. This theme has bean used 

to support demasd for a $75 million 

tax supported program to provide 

new faculties at the State teachert' 

colleges and Butgers University. 

While not denying the need for 

continued intelligent expansion of 

higher education ftcilities, the private 

college spokesmen shed encouraging 

light upon an otherwise bleak 

picture of collegiate opportunity In 

New Jersey. 

They tsM MM comndtNe that 

many New Jersey c#nesea are net 

operating M elpaflfy enrMNnMt 

an* Niaf many iUtir«Mnt ere 1 T 

mrt nave NenatudylnE 

about IndUms. They haw brought 

In scene* of Indian villages. 

Mrs. Emma Warren's pupils nude 

Wg J-D bunnies with floppy ears 

They all had different expressions 

on their fates. It Is Bunny Time in 

this room. 

The children in Mrs. Phyllis Hov 

er's class have been studying the 

weather and winds in their science 

books. They have made pictures 

showing a windy day, a snowy day, a 

sunny day; a cloudy day, and a rainy 

day, and have put tMm all t 

th to make 

and Days, 

• * * 

CINTRAL AVINUp NOTgS 

The children in Mrs. Minnie Chew's 

morning Kindergarten were discus 

sine the possibilities of what will 

happen without electricity. The dis 

cusslon included the doctors 

va. 

lant tor part af rb« d»V. 

LNtewM, private MlWfle MRcWjatoa 

mhilml» MM thrtat that 

•MM will b* cloHd to N*w Jerwy 

They paint out that New 

MHtutMns regularly n. 

ealva a large n'wMbar af ttudenrs 

from eufmlde fh. alata and that 

Kill intarciMnt* It net only In. 

Now that this controversy Is In 

th| open It should he rejolved, points 

out the New Jersey Taxpayers' Association—before 

the state proceeds 

with multl million dollar expendl 

tuns for additional public college 

facQltlei. 

nils, the Association observed, li 

In the interest of all taxpayers who. 

In addition to supporting the growing 

needs of higher as well as ele 

mentoty and »econd»ry public education, 

are confronted with stagger. 

ing demands for MX funds far water 

supply, highway and other facilities 

along with gkyrocketlml operating 

Mats of state anil local governments. 

1 be Moyed 

Export T*ll# l Bjwt 

Way to Do H 

Tr«« Ou± are uunahtaiad h k l ManVcii|t 

to trapaRlMA abou|d be mpnd oaftr 

AinotiglibMp «re 

woml, •On ltoilen, 

mpl m g U nrHtanns aoaf 

U 

tie*. 

to do 

oundj apedllM 

Bfove Sam iwlHi a «*H of soil 

about a foot In dlMMtar' for'•*•

w-- 

ft "-'5 

You 

lt underto 

(Mali fa* it 

of the year. 

leana tba 

St Mpenin paid tor a per- 

•Mi tm.nl. loiMM, medical t 

dental ear*, or other similar expen- 

M, 

KM amount of the child's earn- 

Ings, mid fW hi* or her support, 

nun *» added to any other sources 

of wpport In. determining whether 

or out the parents contributed more 

ABB one-half of the ausport of the 

ehlia. 

HYACINTHS , 1.00 to 5,00 

ORCHIDS 

TO mve ro 

ORCHIDS , , 3.50 to 7,50 

ROSES , . , 3.50 to 5.00 

GARDB4IAS . , from 1.50 

CAMELLIAS . , from 2.00 

C|IT FLOWERS 

ASSORTED SPRING BOX 4.00 U P 

maw . . $M 

. . . dox. 6.00 

5.00.10.00 

Htt MUVBkT M OCEAN OTY 

LONIAL FLOWER SHOP 

AND GREENHOUSES 

i SHORE RD., LINWOOD 

1H MM*« from IMW 

8;*' 

PHONE S. P. 2648 

• ClrtU 

Now the magnificent 

Continental costs only a 

little more than other fine cars 

THl OCtAN CITY S6MtlN6L4.EDGER 

4 Minor Crashes Sfafe University Professor 

Had Role In Vanguard Flight 

During Storm 

Polic* Patrol Car 

wr before has there been so little money between the 

co«iB!$>np(ace and the magnificent. We have a limited 

number of Continentals on display no^s*. May we in-yite you 

to sec alid coinraand the finest motorcar in the world today. 

MOTORS, IMC. 

upper atmospheic research h.is mads 

predictable. 

One of Dr. Stolov'j projects jt 

Martin has been the creation and 

functioning of jn artificai Untspherj. 

in whk-h communications equipment 

can be tested under realistic eon. 

ditiens since the control of s missile 

often depends upon electronic ruin 1 . 

nc# from the around. The t'roun.lto.mlsall» 

control system must fune. 

•ion juring the night through regions 

••f variablD pressure, temperature 

and toniution, 

TBe artiilcLfil Ionosphere ai Martin, 

Baltimore js crested m a 20-euh,^ 

foot chamber in which condition; 

from ground lei-el Io height of 100 

miles c«n be simulated The effee 

of the environment on materials and 

he was fined a total of I1T0 and 

assessed »0 in court costs on six 

traffic violations heard by Judie 

Louis Mattera. 

Police charged Hand with recklMs 

driving, disregarding a police signal, 

speeding, having license plates of 

another ear on his, driving without 

headlights, drivin!; after his license 

had been revoked !,;»;! -jithaut reg. 

istration. 

The violations were committed In 

Wiidwood on March II but Hand 

escaped captura by police at that 

time. He was apprehended the 

following day by police awaiting hij 

retuni to the resort. 

itrueiiires will bt determined. 

HARRISON A. WILLIAMS «• geophyslcf staff—, leii,...., WHAT WORLD 

inner Rep Harrison A WilUaiiK new .ddrtion to the aviation Indus, 

who with Gov-rnor Hobert Mevnei 

The mystery is why they can't «ei. 

try—includes specialists in the field? 

an upset election victory Ir 

He a strike as easily before losing 

of netearologv, geography, occani millions as they do after taking the 

irapli!-, climatology physics of the 

and K» county leaders as Uieir ean 

loss— Richmond Times Dispatch 

upper atmosphere The stiff a;ds 

didate in the BmocraUe Brimary enguiwrs and Designers in creating 

for the V. m. Senate nomination. engineering products that function 

WUUanB was endorsed this week effectively in the assigned puvlran, 

by the Ocean. City Women's Demo, ment at land, wiier, the atmosphere 

cratic Club. 

or al»ve. Much of the staff re- 

Now m, he won his Congresslena search remains classified informa. 

seat hi a special election in 1K-) tion. 

becoming the first Democrat ever to Dr. Sioiov has made turbulence 

represent the Sixth District. He war studies lo determine the effect of 

again In US4 by 21.(20 votes bui the jet stream on missiles as well 

was defeated in IBM by 4J99, 

ioniiitlon studji for the Titan 

' Williams, who practiced law for a 

year in New Hampshire then joined Out*f.sighi is not oul«.rrjll,d as 

a firm in Newark, to now with a law lar ai Douglass students are con, 

firm Ln EUubeth, He formerly earned. Dr. Stolov and |WV senio"• 

taught business lew and principles physicLmathematics majors icm- 

of finance at Rutgers University pleted an innospiiere study ittt year 

The library 

Bookshelf 

In ^Mplng with H» policy of hav. 

Ing available for circulation the 

books appearing on the national bcM 

seller llit. the Ocean City Free Pul> 

He l.iorary has recently received a 

number of lale releases. 

Among these are Teler Freuchon-i 

"Hook of the Seven Seas" and Em*" 

bMhVoud^s "The Wh.te Witch 

Peter Freuchen, who many will 

rcmombei as .1 constant of many 

weeks on « popular leloiKlon qulj 

show has compiled a iionderful vol 

ume'lllliMl with ^tory. lole and Ire 

end tthout the s«-a Much hUorv 

«nd fact. m>ths strange l.iliv. a? well 

as personal c*perlein-cs are included 

I in his "Book of the Seven Seas," 

! The author takes his readers on 

Imaginarv adventures wrestliiiB with 

sea monkers, drifting endiesslvjn 

hot dead calms, facing wild storms, 

battling mighty navies and joinink 

scientists arid explorers on their expedltiens. 

Mayor nemmlue pointed out M»t Lcalle Gn.. 

Bumped In On* 

Four automobile iccident., one In. 

volvtng a police patrol EM, wars reported 

by police during; tile period 

„ police fOH» of 14 men protects II chief pf aU 

(he community. Ttm police deoMt. I» mingle nUMhl 

ment Uier* SO yean sta eomprtasd 1 

13 he Mid. He also ruled that the Biuaia todiy - ] 

• Hr*nt cUlmJna the do- 

of slushy streets during and after 

miiit tan «ntfloutsd BOA If your, child nm aver WOO and the nov storm Thursday, No one 

«l» mfcfwrt far the the allow 'taata are net, the child was injured, «nd police issued no 

hS/and •ay file « separate return claiming 

tidied BUM ta hit own eieroptton and you may also traffic violation summon!. 

, i^KiiUd or adopted cklrn an exemption far him as a A crash occurred during the height 

kM net iwdnd MM agedependent 

OR your tax return. If. of the storm about 4 p. m. Thursday 

bowmr, the dependent Is married nod Involved automobiles operated 

and Asa a Joint return •with a .wife by Robert r, Selvasn. of fUO Sth «„ 

tor husband), you nay not claim the nd Aramon K. Matt, 828 Central av. 

OE4I exemption. 

According to police, Selvsgn mads 

a left turn to go east on Bth st- 

OcMnGHy 

arter approaching the Intersection 

going south on Bay av Ms car 

collided with that operated by Watt, 

which wa going east on Mh rt. Botb 

SUITS 

driven said they did not see the 

otter approaching in the heavy snow 

PLAIN 

fall, 

He Includes stories of sailors who 

fought for .fame and glory, traders 

Thursday evening about S;3G 

who risked their lives for wealth, 

o'clock Wilier J. Mine, of SIM 

'1.00 

Pirates and privateers, whale hunt- 

bury av., was driving hit tu north 

ers and many more. He tells of the 

CUAIWO and 

on AsBury av, and attempted a right 

"Ugly nmaim often f-«l) 

greatest battles of the seven sens 

lurn to go east on ITth rt, His ear 

from the destruction of the Perslnn 

. CNtaMd.Cawry 

•Urted in beauty shops!" skidded In Uie (now and crashed in- 

Meet at Salamis to the nreat conflict 

to a stop street sign on the corner. 

at Leyte Gulf during World War II, 

The tint mishap of the day occur, 

The Book of the Seven Seas is 

ed •bout 11 o'clock Thursday morn- 

Uie result of many years of explore, 

ing when a car operated by Dorlj 

lion and research Including not only 

Jean Dixon. of MS leabrlght rd, 

tales about the past and present but 

•truck another backing from a super- 

predictions of what may happen to 

market Barking let at 1th st, and 

the oceans of (he future, 

West av. Driver of the other vehicle 

was William Wlllard, of 2788 3rd it 

* • * 

Avaton, 

From teaching college students to | at the State University women's coJ. 

Induitrial consultant on the upper 

Elizabeth Ooudge, an Engllshwom. 

lese under a subcontract froni Uie 

^ Frank Clark, SJ, of 1ISI Tings atmosphere and back again Io teach, 

an and the author of JJ books, adds 

Terrace, drove his car Into the rear liii—all in a year's time— may seem Martin Co., for which the pijtessor another great novel to her wi'll 

WMM in Our Own 6reenhouses of a police car on Bay av, between to be a far cry from a trip to the has been a consultant slnea li-5* known list which inchides such fam 

Bth and 10th sts, Friday morning, mssn. It may be more closely re, Ceples of the study wi;rc reauestett lllar titles M "Green Dolphin 

ratnbnan James Luddy. driver of I»ted than first glance shows. lecently by Iho Scientific Attache ei 

Street," "The Boaemary Tree," "Qod 

AZALEAS , 2.50 to 10.00 

So Loved ih« World" and many 

the police vehicle, said he slowed Dr. Harold Siolov. assistant profei the French Embassy and will bo ethers. 

down to permit another oar In fron aar of physics at Douglass College on Miven out in exchange tor copies s- 

of hun to make a turn, Clark could leave this year, is upper atmciphere 

In "The White Witch" the author 

French work In the field. 

not bring his vehicle to a halt soon ipeelilist on the geophysics staff of 

returns to the historical novel giving 

enough to avoid the bump. 

the Martin Co. of Baltimore., builder loth former students are now a rich long panorama ,6f England 

• They bloom in the house for weeks 

of the Vanguard, which flew tnvaUH 

through SwltwrUnd and G 

last year. 

We'v« 

Got 

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is tM mutfe of Bach, Handel 

and Noble, will fee gmmtad % the 

Ctanod, fJtafHri and Wesleyan 

0>otn of the Brat (MkadM Ounn 

an flWNtw Mllf at 7:48. TM 

mmic will be natter the directkm 

ot Q*arv> 0. AaMM, organlit and 

At «h» U a. m. mrvlee this min. 

Isr Or. WUlkun m, Oufflck, win 

*•• on the topic: "The MynUry 

ttie Croai," These Palm Sunday 

Mrvteu win formally open (ht •«•¥% 

Ices of Hoty Week at the chirrch. 

Men will M an Informal ml* 

net •nvke on Wednesday at 7:45 

P m. In. MeyMr Memorial Chspcl 

TM theme is "Christian Matortty." 

A choral Communion Service will 

M conducted on Thursday at 7:45 

p. BW to Hie sanctuary. The cm*, 

creation will Join with the church 

ofToo eflnBiunlty in Urn IS noon to 

I o'clock service on Good Friday 

in (fee St. John's Lutheran Chun*. 

Home It • mighty tut of char- 

a«er, Wliat you are st home you 

an everywhere, whether you dem- 

autnte it or not—Thomas DeWltt 

TaJmadle, 

BT» J. WIMBERG 

Funeral Director 

»I ASfeURY AV1NUI 

OCaTAN CITY, M. J, 

PHONE 2654 

OMtmraMMw of PuMrai Service" 

Witnesses Pkan 

TwoUctures 

WfjH 

makln* th* uuMM 

Important aa MM*'Urn 

MHef Id U U, there to 

«unmM to eeleMilto 

mrNMlSB «ad 

•aMSftK 

I fsUowen'te 

muiM to esMinta 

however, ranaand Hl» 

nnHMMt «• death, 

••Sine* He died on Ntota 14, *c- 

cordint to the calendar God «afa 

the nation of MM, on fKt jrfcjht 

alone aWaM the nMHtortal of M 

death be obM-red. TWs year Ninon 

Mr. WoMm.hr. wffl delMar toa dl* 

course at » (.. mil Ktofdom Mali, 

E, fane «.i flsam Bl.t • IIIHWIII Hue. 

All persons of good wUl are invited 

to attend. 

On Sunday, April 8, the public 

Brble dlscoune, "A New Song Far 

All Hen of Oood WUl* will fie de. 

Uvered world wide In all the mare 

than Ufltn eonfretfatlonj' of Je- 

hov»h/s Witnesses. Locally the dis- 

course wffl tie delivered fcjf Jack D. 

Hardy, associate minister of the 

Ocean City - PleasantvlHe congrega- 

tion, at a R. n, 

Bible Program Tonight 

A BlbHcol progi-am emitted 'The 

Prepared nan* (home of the ml) 

will lae Held thij evening at St. James 

A,!U. Oiuren. The program to for 

the benefit of the Daughters of 

Allen and missionaries. 

Posthumous charities are the very 

uenee of selfishness when be 

queaihtd by those who, whUe alive 

would part with nothing.—C. C. Col- 

ton 

BIBLES 

THI HKPI6T SIFT 

, . . McHENRY'S , ,,, 

Mica lapplIM A tqvtpmant 

0711 Hi Atlantic Ava, 

THE CHOICH FOi A1X . 

*u rtw THE 

the palm 

city silhouetted against the iky. 

I did. ntddenly the city wasn't there 

1 flw only the palms, 

like being transported to another 

place. I felt aa if I were in Old 

letn. It was the day when He was 

ing the city, and Mis devoted follow- 

strewn palm leaves in His path. Is 

r that movntrrgp our minister had told 

story of folUh Sunday. Now I real- 

bow much this message meaYit to rat. 

'atcbing the palms, X realUed th*t all 

need help in understanding life's basic 

£ W« find that help in th« Chureh, 

Following; 

ATLANTIC CITY 

ELBCtRIC COMPANY 

13S35 tM Asbory Avfms, Phan. 0130 

OCEAN CITY 

SAVl 

CITYHOMI/ 

LOAN ASS6CIATIOM 

The Bibh 

And Daily Mi 

ta Mw story of tM tnMBgiiMtlsn, 

Chrtrt did not Mr M KM «U« 

Into Uw mounlata Mtk Him, Out 

only Prter, Janot ant Jot*. F» 

h^w the eijwrienw w« ma for 

ttie rot «m not Btctd. Yet 

, Jaran and Jobs would net 

MB to bavs Mm jwrHculwiy pr*. 

pared lor th* eipertence, for we are 

4oM Mat duiiw it their e]ni wen 

IMvy with sleep. 

eupt the VMBO which the story 

tenrii earn* to than In the form 

of a Ann en the monnUlntop. But 

It -win r*sl and unter^taHe, Christ 

aMNUed In a glorified form with 

35iaMnias, 

_iBi apostles w»r» astounded 

TJiey didnt now what to say But 

rWf aJwayn ready to My Mme- 

m his lmpuUlvcness. trurst out 

, -Mmter, It ta geed for u« to 

be fcwej and let us M!» three tafr 

Ju« then a cloud overshadowed 

them and a voice was beard nying, 

"Hill Is My Moved Sen in whom 

[ am well pleated. Hear Jihn." 

With the voiw, the rtilen diMp. 

Beared, and Chrijt m ttanding 

alone. Deeply knp»Hed Bid holding 

tholr peece, Hie apoatles came down 

with Him from the mountalntop and 

returned to the tuSeringi and needs 

of the peeMe, 

We cannot have such an experi- 

ence unless we go to the mountain 

with the Master. And siwh eijiert- 

enca are worthless unless they 

bring us back, as Christ and the 

three apostles, to dally duty and 

•ervtoe. 

lapttet Chun* Sets 

C Prtdiy Strrtcc 

y 

TOe. Rw.^ld P. Wrttht will 

conduct I SaerM asrrtee en Good 

Friday .at the Ocean City Baptist 

Obur* from 12'noon until I p. m. 

•Hie Smett but WMrta From the 

Orois" J«1I it H*en tjr uytors from 

tte surroumllng area: "Forgiveness 

At Ai fTm« B »y Mr. Wright; 

"Auttortly At TOe Cress* W Rev 

William Gonomr, paster of IJnwood 

CommunHr Church; "Remernbran 

At* Cnm' by Rev Jeho He 

paitor of Plr«t BaptiM Ohurrt, Ham 

monton; "Submlmton At The Cros' 

by Rev. William Brill, pastor i 

Oraee Gospel Chapel, Hip Orandi 

"SoMerini At The Cre»t" by Rei 

Wlfflam AUen, paitor of First Prei 

bfterian Ctiureh, Ocean City; "Vi 

tory At Tlie Oreis- Sy Bev. Wililai 

Abernathy, pastor of Ne*«eid Bit 

list Cfiurch; "Confidence At Th 

Crow" ^ Kev. J*n Kay, pastor o 

Bible Presbyterian Ohorch, Venmo 

Leon Sullivan, Investment broker 

insular lay preacher from Phlladei 

phla, »I11 be the guest s p e a k e 

bister Sunday at the Sunrise lervie 

SM a. m., "Decision Day" in Sunda: 

Soho.il at »:J0 a. ra., and at tfle evi 

nins gospel service 7:30 p. n. Th 

Rev. Mr Wright will bring the East 

n>essage at the morning worsh; 

service 10:45 t, m. 

Circle Attamto Service 

Mefflibers of the Ruth Circle o 

St. John's Lutheran Church itten 

ed the Wednesday evenlnf scrvii 

last weelt In Hie church after wWeh 

they went to the home of Mrs. 

Robert Drudt, IM Inlet Road, where 

hey were served refreshments. 

CHURCH NEWS 

IMT METHODIST 

•th and Centnl av, 

William R- Sufflck, P.D, Mlnljter 

G*urg. 6. AiMan, Mlnl.ter of Music 

Sunday, March 30_PALM SUNDAY 

B;JO a. m—Chureh School with 

classes for every age. Forrest It 

pftdfgsm. superintendent. The 

Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and 

Junior Departments meet in the 

flnt floor of the church. The Youth 

Department meets In the Assembly 

Room on the second floor, the Men's 

Bible Class In the Blejier Chapel 

and ^he Susanna Wesley clasp in 

the Qiurch Parlor, 

11 . m.—Morning Worship in the 

Sanctuary. Dr. Ounlck's sermon 

topier *The Mystery of the CToss." 

Special music by the Chancel Choir. 

§:S0 p. m.—Mothodlft Youth Fel- 

lowship in the Fellowship Hall of the 

church. All young people are in. 

vited, 

7:46 p* m,—"The passion of Our 

Lord" ih the music of Bach, Handi 

and NMie, sung by the Chancel 

Oiapel and Weslejan Choirs (100 

voiees). 

Monday, March 11 -~ 

1 p. m.—iBoy Scout!, Fellowship 

Hall. 

TMMay, April 1— 

. m.—Girl Scout nieeting, Fel 

HaH 

ice. 

Thursday* April 3^ 

7:48 p. m—Holy Communion Serv 

ice in the sanctuary. 

Friday, April 4— 

12 noon to 3 p. m.=Go©d Friday 

Service in the St. John's Lutheran 

Church. The ministers of the com. 

munity will give meditations upon 

the seven last words. 

iaster Sunday^ 

Identical services will be held in 

the church at 9 and 11 a. m. 

Cirele meetinei in the 

in, church 

WACM, 

homes. 

Alpha Cirele meeting 

FaHor, 

Wadnoday, April 1— 

JiJO p. m.—Brownie Troop Sun. 

day School Room. 

11 a. m, to 3 p. m.^Siwing Group, 

Pellowihip Jtolf 

7;« p. m—Mid-Week prayer ierv- 

"IT IS A MISERABLE 

THING TO LIVE IN 

SUSPENSE" 

•(Authors Name Below) 

Physicians and pharma- 

cists often wonder whether 

many current health articles 

are not causing some men- 

tal distress. Their informa- 

tion about new miracle 

drugs, usually accompanied 

by vivid descriptions of dis- 

ease symptoms, often may 

influence one to think they 

have the disease they are 

reading about. 

If you have any constant- 

ly re-occurrini unusual 

symptoms that you think 

might be serious, don't 

worry about It. Just visit 

your physician and let him 

rind out if you railly have 

any problem. 


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These mofce ideal 

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UVINO BOOM sectional sofa, one 

chair, lamp taole with lamp, telephone 

table, tmuo, phone owe. tf 

CAR R4OIQ, Motsrolaj eompletely 

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e toeneh CMt f al Eellent buy, 

31 

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SB-FOOT 1 ^ DHISCIJLb CARVEY. 

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Druck Moioj. Co.. Inc., 12th and As. 

bury Ave., Ocean City, 4-24 

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS, adding 

machines, S&iea ana t#ryiBe, 

McHenry's, 3M Atlantic Asa, none 

0711. U 

WANTED TO BUY 

PIANOS Wanted. All model. skilKu 

removed. Cosh waiUflg. Acme, C 

Atlantic City 5-4500. a 

ARVIN FORMICA DINETTE wrought 

Iron living room suite, utility cabl. 

net. steel hsse cshinet bureau, double 

bed eompie|e, vaeiium eleaner, console 

television, dishes, usts snd pahs, chest 

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itSB-J, 3-27 

AM LOOKLNa lor a cash bargain In 

a 31 or 34 foot cruiser. B. L 

Hlnlns, «57 Moreno rd, Wynnewtjort. 

rnaUm, •ll Mndi ehina, IM, 

bran, lamps, etc, tt\ Bright, 213 

Vernon Ave, Unwood. Phsne gomers 

point 4^ or 437B, tf 

FOR SALE 

rORNlTURB OF SIX ROOM rental 

Bpsi-tment, including valance boards 

(white), two large hook shelves, small 

Admiral refrigerator. Reasonable, 

Phono 1I31.J, afternoons and evenings^ 

FENCB — Rustlcraft Wijyden Fence, 

Needs no paintlne. Post and Rail, 

Basket Weave, EnB!Ish Jfurole. Bert's 

Patio Shop 2nd and West Ave, PtMRe 

3121 or 31M, If 

JO-GALLON GLASS LWSD Automatic 

gas hot water heater used sne year. 

fff.CB; cigarette machine, Sw.OOi 

gulUr amprifier, SiS.fJO, Dick's Amoco 

Service. Someri Point, phone 244S, 

3J? 

ALL MUIICVL, 1NSTRITJENTS — » 

to M>% iff. Finance 90 months, 

n iiasrs and rvenmo. Pl»tMiu«'« 

Hfiio Store, U4 Montrota St., Vta 

land, N; 1. Phone B-77W. U 

MATTRESS—SEALY pERMo 

double Bed alie, pracllcHUy new. 

Qi-iglnal prlee iSi,Sfr-=only ^10, Phone 

Somers Point 40W, tl 

BLECTRIC RANGE, Weillnshouso 4- 

nurne!', te,inch size, lapge oven an_d 

s^fiiiic space. Good condition, ^,00, 

Inspection «t sentlne|.Lied(cr bMf. if 

DAVENPORT large slse, uptioUU>red. 

down uijlew, good eondltlon. phone 

8W1 evenings, a-ST 

MUSKRAT MINK DYED icl-out sklnl, 

full length coat, site li, liOO.OO: tvm 

lounge chairs, 175,00 each! one bach? 

elor's chest, tll-O.Oti: taelei, 203 S2nd 

Slreet, Phono,.75W.J, 4^1 

KELVINATOR. lOH cu, ft, refrlgera, 

toi-. Like new. Phone Ocean City 

1131J, *ar 

AUTOMATH1 DRYER, Genera! Elec- 

tric Excellent eondltlon, Phon» 

43110 *3 

S RKFRIOERATION CASE f»n 

food cyhtnet, jlluis pic lineN, bread 

and cookie riiuks. Apply aai Cenlliil 

Ave. phone 1507-J, 3.27 

WALNUT BUFFET W5.W: walnut 

rhlna closet. 513,00: wylnut server, 

SI5.IX): svalnul wardiobe closet, W,00; 

bed pillows, $1,00 each, TOS Ocean 

Ave, phone 164-1. • If 



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17, V* Bel All- Worts sedan, 

OLD$MOBILES 

JSi SUPER, 'ffl' Ktiqn outpmulle 

iiushôstten fsdiu. with resr 

kBdlxe heater atyllsh 

fy^ matched by 

•«, "•MS-Hondynisfr, all metal 

station wvssn heater, sparkllni 

SS*M Mint..* wirtaw englnl Sra-1 lHQ!iAxm>»L'ii* 

din and heiitei'. Excellent iMonu 

•reBn paint with nateninf snen 

rntn-ior. rull power Inciudinji 

po ^ndoM ana •eatj. Wifl 

CM.1BRATINO OUR MTH YEAR VWTW 

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^* UiiiMMfM iflW 

UiiiMMfM iflW 

UiiiMMfM iflW 

Op«n MomUy thrMgh S.tiird.T » A.M. to 9 P. M. 

REAL ESTATE WANTED 

GENTLEMAN desires room, batli and 

garage, rjentralj near beach, July 

and August. Sox i^, sentlnei^Ledsei 1 , 

4=3 

APARTMENT^Year around, unfurn. 

ished, 2 hearoonis, hath, living room, 

dining room and kitchen, widow. No 

children. Bos g35i Sentlnel.Leojter, 

8-27 

REAL ESTATg FOR 1ALE 

AMOS^LT HOMES 

for Mom En/oycbU 

Year Round Living 

MS 23rd Sfr^t 

MODERN DUPLEX 

Good view of tliA MUl *m& 

walk Two bedroom, to «*h 

apartment Modern fcot wmlte 

heat, gu ared. A l taMi 

producer. 

2306 Wnt Avenue 

BUMOALOW 

Two bsdroonu, 'Mm M* neat 

Inside and out, FUByJHS*"!!. 

PuMle water m IMSkti M* 

terns. UteM flmmdng. 

204 21M SfnMt 

SPLIT LEVEL 

Biree bedrooms ud 2V4 bafitt. 

Bay ream. CJonirtftely modern 

year •round dwelling Hot tfr 

but ruUy insoJMed. G.rage. 

2320 W«Nt 

BUNGALOW 

Fully Insulited md heated two. 

bedroom dweJUng. Uberal flnnn- 

clng. Completely furnlahed. Only 

H. C, AMOS 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

417 34th SMMt 

Phone 3180 

INCOME PROFERTY—OB»*all W4» 

to beach. Three uniu. One apart- 

ment equipped ivilh hot water ht«t. 

ll4.nO, Buy now and i M 

•uminer-s Income. lee MORlU 

Real Eatate and Insurance Since 

ith St. and Ocean Ave, Phone 

TWt>, YEAR-ROUND HOUSES 

WiUOi 1 ! modern pauis end id 

storm i 

Hbuses A1 

DHirlch. Phone 

OB lot 

THIS IS A OOOD BUY! Furnlpea 

two-lamily house. Hot wjtfr h»at, 

¥ear around inegme over fl.SOO. Near 

ay activmes. ror -uicii sale, ontor 

111,000,00. Stanley PonUere, 1717 As- 

oury Ave. *^ 


Gracious Year 'Round 

Living or Unsurpassed 

Surnmer Home 

Lociltd in «m Sardtni, I* • de- 

llghHul tingia 1 b«lroom ham* 

wlrh til* bald, Ian* Hv|na4un 

room, dining reoni, modern kit. 

cl»n, maM'i room and bplh, 

liundry-urHfty rMtn, attachad 

•aragw and many otW extra Ut 

tvm. Lovely lurroondlno*. A 

hsma you will apprMhM. Let us 

•rrang* an InisMtlsn, Prlctd lew 

t» «*tH« mMM. 

GOFF REAL ESTATE 

S21I CENTRAL AVENUE 

YEAH AROUND 2-FAMIL¥ Apartment, 

2 beoroomii each Hoo .gecond floor 

oil fired hot water bc-b nut floor 

oil space heater, 112,000, Wells, art 

St and Anbury Ave, t) 

tive 5.bedroom fumlsliea eotta^, CSB 

Be converted to 2-fainlly «partmt. 

prieei for auicfc iat*. (17,086. iee 

MORRISON. Real E.tatf and Injur- 

ance slnee lilt, Rh K, and mean AVe, 

HAT COTTARE IN THE GARDENS. 

This eozy ynd t-ompacl COPe cod has 

J hedrnoirui, iivlnn rmim with op 

fireplace, GarnBC. pi'leejj ut o 

513,H», Sec MORRISON. ReaLElla.j 

and'Iiu.urBnee ilnco 1919, Bth SI. ant 

Ocean Ave 

il ^ s 

SKAVttJjE, ROUTE SB—Ideal BuslnesJ 

spot sad home, 3 Bedrooms, Deamed 

Milna, one acre jrround, S.0t30. Own- 

__•: Phone Ocean cSty 221i>B.S; Realtor, 

sea Iiie 34W1B, $-3 

ALL~¥BAR BANCHISR — Three bed. 

rooms^ Loeated S10S Bay Ave. Owner 

will redecorate, small payment ana 

monthly terms, Infoi-mellon^ Waller 

O. Barber, TM Wood St., Vlnelund. 

N, J, Phone OX 3.3*73. If 

HOME AND INCOME, Two-riunlly 

» apartment plus a 2-l)edrmij7t cottotie 

near center elly. AH tor ilq.soo. See 

MORRISON, Rcnl Estate and lnsui» 

ance, Slh St. and Ocean Ave 4^ 

TWO-rAMIiY OOTTAGE — Klve bed- 

rooms£ p baths, sun room, eU', FM-st 

floor apartment, a bedroonii, hiith, etc, 

Licensed Guest House, Vicinity lalii 

Street beach, 113.500, Lewis J, Cori^ 

«4 Sth Street. M7 


DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 

WE LOST YOUR. PHONE NUOTER. 

Will the parts' who wanted a Beach- 

front 2-fantHy apartment with extra 

ot under iK.000 BleaW call us; we 

have 11—4 bedrooms, Vi 6«th« In each 

apartment. Furnished, aâr garage. 

MORRISON, Real Estate and insur- 

ance. Slh and ocean Ave. phone Olio, 

WoodbineMotorSales 

Autti. D*Soro-Plymouth B«l*r 

BOO WASHINGTON AVB, 

Woodbrn. Phraft 1-2266 


BUNGALOW, 120 OfMfl R«d, S 

B. R. A I. ah, turnWmS, ••• 

hut- (adlaiant lot not inslutM) 

IMJN. 

COTTAGI, 411 lay /kit, 1 B.». 

A B.., tic, ell hat watar htaf, 

unfur. 

nm. 

eQTTABl, ini Aibury Avanua, 

$un-porch, 1 1.1. I «, ata, fur- 

nlshadi t#aca haatah 

COTTAGE. IMt Artury « 

e. R. * B, *tc m«n w*. * 

Show.r, furnh**d, gn flaw Imt. 

m 

COTTAGI, l«i» AsHlnr *««» 

imalf MtH MMta * *.*. § I. 

-Dormitory t MN «M t.», « 

w«h-.t.nd, MrnMM l«t W»t*r 

r*dlatk>n haifM •yitwn. 

I1S4M. 

Honey Lltoyd Ghattln 

REALTOH 

lilSAiburyAv*. Ph. 0060 

REAL ESTATE FOR 1ALJ 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

BA¥ OOTTAOE, S23 fiMmm AM 

Deck, sunpoteh. 3 MMtm •ntll- 

abie Jun«. July. Aunat. on »,«•» 

mn% three w»ft ends or Phone Vuliey 

b-*>6i. BaniBure. Md, 4-a 

ROOMING HOUSE (Xlta&Usned) Five 

bednoms, two ttatha, lane iun morn, 

etc, Vieimty wh pt^ WaeB 

etc. Vicinity UUi Str M 

Lewis J. Cirf, Wt Ith Street 

room. 

fl MO 

3-27 

EXCHANOB 

EXCHAJJOE—Ha Apartment House. 

Camden. 0000.00 Una, nsuSiui 

lota In Uoonawwn. Will aVenanac 

ifcltft cash for home or J-faollly aparv 

Blent In Ocean city E. 

» or the County 4&. 

the twentyÛta. 

_, _. J. on the petltM 

jf the s-umtrlber the executrix oC apld' 

eceuent. notice » hereby given to f " 

Creditors of said deeedent to prw .. 

to the executrix within six montlia" 

rrcifn ttie twantâlxTh day of February. 

1958, their etanna In wrltlna and i -- 1 

oSK, speettylnit ttie anvui - ' 

ADA MAY : 

Franklin A, Kins, 

Attorney 

S-«—it—pf, (21 00 

LARGE FRONT BEDROOM In second 

floor apartment Yeat arounfl Kit 

Chen prlvileKV If desired 305 oth SL, 

second floor. Apt B 3-27 

NOTICK OF SAI.K 

The underauned win sen at public 

auctlfin un April A JSSB nt 2 15 P tf 

at Palmer Chevrolet and Oldsmoblle 

1119 Asbury Ate Ocean City, 

Jersey, one (U 19*9 OlOwnobUe 

Fortr-Door Sedan Serial No 

r ,—23 by \ Irtue of B(iray;t4300 

year 

*I7—31—pf. »7,«8. 

OF SALfc . 

The undenlgned will sell at public 

auction an April 2nd. 1998, ut li no 

A M , at Burke Chevrolet Sales, Inp , 

503 W RIB Granae Ave Wildwood 

N J one II) 1«B Hudson, SeHlU Nn 

7C3PS2M W virtue or default In, pd - 

1 • on COndltUiuu Sales Contract or 

.,.,vy J, pctersun, held by (..etKTiil 

Moton Arcaptanee CorpDiatlun 

General Mbton Acavtanoa Cbrpon- 

tlon reserves the rlgmT to bid on the 

Pi 

CORPORATION, 

ACCEF1ANCE CORPORATION, 

Robert A Kler. Atlorncy-ln-Facn. 

3-27—lt^-Pf »1.78 

The underslci 

auction on Api 

A M at NIcP 

tun Mo, ~~~ 

Oldr 

Dated 

C!v«' 

New 

NOUGD U herifer given ' " " 

counts of the sunaciiber 

of tin" Eststf of Tjjttle c. 

oeu»-d will bo andHeu and 

,hc SujTOSBte and reported 

meht to tne tape May Cur 

rrobate Division on the 

day of April, next, at 

A, M. at which tlOl* appl 

be made tor the allowance 

•Ion* *l i 

undersigned will sail 4 

Inc. 

To iomre yniirM., 

office not tartr —- 

' • " ' * ' • 

• i 

i .- 

V'

'•îlp 

BCfm 

BantU* OufA 

cGh t 

I TwTTialllll JS {& ^M|lf flfSSi B^^ 

ItoBMtBUw. ^"^ 

IE, a* jfA.'A" j»w the 

• lift by dewulnt Somer. 

Lutheran 'A- lot tha full 

^ fba startef the night', 

*oth lluthar«n Mams wen 

eked sof f ha tap run*. Ocean 

r Luttttnh oted the rnhnrfune of 

ttboc. brtttaen to win third 

toy defestin* K. of c. •»*, 

j.,Bet> AdMfr stmered all the Indl 

|3 JWMra, Mh . m triple and 

•aaala. Other high singles in- 

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•rMUMMS NIKt LBAD 

ofsnrt iwr JUIATCH 

The Shriners were held to a stand 

off by the third-place Craftsmen In 

Hit* week'* session of the Masonic 

League at 13th it., hut gained 

'ground hr the lead when second-place 

'Blue Lodge lout 31 to Trinity. 

Souders ported a 500 series and 180 

single for tits'! scaring laurel* 

Standings 

Shriners 20 ft 

Blue Lodge IS 13 

Craftsmen 13 15 

* # • 

KOMIM BUMF DAISIES 

PROM WOMEN'S LOOP TIE 

A Orst-placc deadlock between the 

Peonle* and the Daisies .way: dis- 

solved in this wrtk's meeting of the 

Wotnra's League, with the Peonies 

topping the Ro»vs. .11, while the 

D*ud*s unlit, 33. wtUi the Iris. 

May Rott ported a MS Jor high 

series, and Blanche fililthi !M tu 

good enough to cam-her high slngls 

donors. 

Stendlnas 

Pranje* , 17 1 

Daisies 18 8 

Iris 14H 9H 

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MAIL & PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED 

OYSTERS «O» TO TOP 

IN MIXED DOUBLES PLAY 

The Oysters flattened the Flojm- 

ders for the full count to lake the 

lead in the Mixed Doubles League, 

The Crabs, frdnt runners prior to 

ihc competition, helped the Oysters 

t>y being stood ulT, 24, to the 

shrimps. 

Miriam Bradway topped the worn 

en In the individual efforts with a 

471 series and 178 Bmc. Charley 

Fieke*' 

will be running 51 days, frsm May 

29 through July Si, and the .'im uf 

Mr. Fahey's project will be to give 

the public a competitive stake event 

every time we run one.'* 

Delaware Park's traditional open- 

i day is May M Bent when Iho 

Wilmington Handicap will be run,, 

ss has been the custom for many 

years. This year three new stake 

events have been added to the Dela- 

ware Park roster, one or them a 

handicap on the dirt track at a mile 

snd a sixteenth, while the other two 

new stakes are for juveniles. The 

highlight of the meeting will natur- 

i.lly be the SI50.000 Delaware Hand), 

csp, climax of the Distaff Big Three, 

and richest race in ihe world for 

nilies and mares. It will be run on 

'illy as. the flnal day. 

The new slake closing program a 

Delaware Park wili^ cause no changi 

in the Distaff Big Three January ar. 

•angemem that has become so sue. 

•essful In recent years. 

Sporf Slants 

By HT( PRITeHII 

Fans sometimes get excited when 

the New York Yankees lose a num- 

ber of exhibition games, Bui then 

is little reason for sueh optimum, or 

pes«lnilsm,*!i" 1 fmj>ia» may be. 

The Yonlteea eaenFSarjjem lo 

play less ihaa insplraUonsTbaTi dun*. 

inii the first part of the spring base. 

Ml season. IM not that Ole* Casey 

Stengel wants to lose. But the aid 

pros don't get that burning, yearn- 

ing fire io win every exhibition game 

sumo of the lesser clubs do. 

w. do not think th. Yankeas 

ar* • super cluk. In fnl, we task 

tor them to miss lha pMnanr this 

year. But our clua ifft'r thalr 

tarry WMenf In •ahlbltlsro wHn 

Hie St. Louli Cardinals, or anyana 

•Ise, If, thai the Yanks have net 

mid* the big fhtitges ever Mi* 

they ofrsn make. 

Pe 

By 

They've come up with TuHey and 

Larsen, Bobby Ihantz, or someone of 

(real value, just about every winter, 

this year they're not as improved as 

some of the other teams, over what 

they were In IB57—and thus the com- 

parative change Is not in their favor 

in ISM. 

Last year the league champions 

cot off to a sorry start. But they 

were pretty strong at the finish—and 

managed to whip the team they had 

is whip, the White So*. They can 

probably still handle the White SON, 

who lack punch, but they may not 

be able to handle Detroit, or loston 

—should the Tigers catch firs or the 

Red Sos find the pitching. 

The Baltimore Orioles will be no 

pushovers either. And maybe the 

Athletics will beat the Yankees some 

this year. All lhat might help. 

As we've said before, we do not 

concede the National League flag 

Is Milwaukee, either—as so many 

sports writers do. Milwaukee has 

been an up an down team for some 

years. They might not be up again 

this year, and the Cardinals and 

Dodgers might be. 

So dont think the World Seriei 

li, already arranged. It could be the 

Cards and Tigers, Dodgers and Red 

Box (or White Sox) or maybe New 

York and Milwaukee' 

Youth Fellowship to 

Stage Ptay In May 

PETERSBURG — Tha MethodW 

-Vouth Fellowship of the Petersburg 

Church met Monday evening at the • 

home of Billy Cassedy, Ruth dark 

presided and Billy Webb led devo- 

tions. 

Members decided to present a plsy 

in May lo false money for the gen, 

era! treasury. 

Present were llulh Clartt and David 

Candy of Oreenlleld; Mary Moore, 

Carol 'Snyder, Milton jester. Billy 

Cassedy, Claude Kohjer, Ilaymond 

and Bruce Belley. Billy and Bobby 

Webb, of Petersburg, 

The next meeting wUl be in tin 

Community Hell. Monday, April 21 

Schilling Captures 

Trapshootfng Crown 

MM, mion HOSTIIS 

The Woman's Society of Chrtstlan 

Service of tho I«eisbur8 MethodW 

Church met TUMday •veniM at the 

home of Mrs. ton* prior. Route SO, 

Mrs Diubeth Butler presided, with 

Mrs, Mabel Sears leading Uie devo- 

tional period. 

Members voted to purchase laster 

flowers for the church and the Shut 

ins in the community, 

v 

Attending were Mrs, Mabel Sears.of 

aermont; Mrs. Pewla Sack, of 

Oreenfleld: Mrs. Olene Cawthra, Mrs 

Theima Galdwell, Mrs. Edna Lee, Mi* 

Agnes Kohler, Mrs, Louis* toyman 

Mrs Bertha DelUven, Mrs. Kliubetr 

BuUer and Mrs, Frlor. aU of Peten 

burg. 

The next meeting is set for AprU 

15. 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

.. rKlttNn i S ... 

OUALITY PRINTING 

MFlea SuppUai • Offica Bauipnanf 

»* ATLANTIC AVI, PH. 0711 

Charley Schilling, of Ocean City, 

captured the Huntingdon Valley 

Country club's men's tnpsbeMing 

championship last week end at Ab- 

ington over a classy field. 

Schilling broke M of 100 (Ingle 

IS-yard targets lo tarry home the 

club's most coveted honor, A left- 

handed gunner, lie led at half time 

with 49 of SO, then coasted along 

in the second half to top the Held 

The Ocean City sportsman has 

been hitting his targets In Una style 

this winter. Only a week ago he 

carded 49 of SO and M of 100 in an 

Interclub match against Torresdale 

Frankford CC shooters and prior to 

that has been outstjuidlng In PhUo 

delphia district trapshootlng compe 

tltion. 

Second place in the HVCC title 

shoot went to Walter Uehelberger 

Sr. with 91. Herb Cantley, another 

summer resident of Ocean City also 

took part in the HVCC champion- 

ship tournament, scoring 89. 

NTIIIIIUR6 MiiPS 

•Mr, and Mrs. Joseph De Haven Jr., 

and son Eugene, a»d Mrs. Edmund 

De Haven, of Cape May Court House, 

attended graduation exercises of the 

SSrd Recruit Class of the New Jersey 

SUM Police Academy, at West Tren 

ton on Friday, The former's son, 

Edmund R, De Haven, one of 

If members to he presented with 

their badges by Governor Robert 1, 

Meyner. 

Attending the Sub-district Rally in 

the Asbury Methodist Church, Mar. 

more Monday evening from this 

area were William Canedy Sr., Mil- 

ton Jester, Truman Mali, Ruth 

Cl»rlc. Dsvld Candy, Evans Hewitt. 

BUbr Ctssedy, Carol and Jean Byader, 

Robert and Wuiiam Webb, 

Mr. and Mrs, Prank Clfonl and 

dauehter, plane, were guests of her 

parents, Mr and Mn, Jack Bu> 

guislii. of Woodbine, for several 

days. 

Mr and Mrs Chester Shorejr and 

family, of Delaware, were guests of 

her mother, Mrs. Ida Detro, for 

several days. 

Ilk* 'mm plain, lov* ••m fancy.., 

famous •••HVillna by 

WUSJHff 

For our Bengaline devotees (meanins; any man 

who's worn one) we present a new Dixie Weave 

Bengallae. Same Jmjenioua ventilated coolneaa 

,... wins Am Trend styling by Hart Schaffher 

* Marx.,, in MW flecked aatterai that tiv* 

yon a handaome style "plua." Only f£C 

GOBI WIWM-NI HPatei^ 

ixon* 

MEN'S and BOYS' WEAK 

Shufflln' On 

NMI and Gotalp of 

Shufflaboard Club 

By H. MIKl BAKER 

It wu nice to see Elizabeth Smith 

ai last Monday nlfM's card party 

after an absence of three months 

due to a fractured taeeeap, ThiTty. 

nine aUeaded this affair and theneb) 

set a record high for a Monday turn- 

out. 

We welcome back executive Jxjord 

member Charles Hiller and his wife 

from a three months* vacation hi 

Florida, Too bad they had to tje 

•reeled by a severe storm and a 

power failure. 

Because of Ugh winds, rain and 

snow, shuffling enthusiasts had to 

tum to Indoor sports during the lit- 

ter half of last week. However, now i 

that spring Is officially here, a warm 

and bright future is bi prospect. 

LMM Tennis Courts 

lie Cape* May City cwnmUsloncrj 

this week awardeil to William J 

Moore a leue to operate the Lafay- 

ette st. tennis eonrU ffn Hay 15 

to ScHoBMr IB, Moore's HM tiid 

for the lean was the only one re> 

sired. 

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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER *l 

lVR_No.60 Telephone 0304 or 030B OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1958 jenlinel.j^dnef Buttaing,'*lS at. and Havan ay. 

Ocean, Stay Away From My Door 

HeHBteMtt 

•'$( 1#ES%* •'•: 

Si mk 

: ' ~ ' . ' ' . •"'" ; 'Mm 

Award Orchids For Hats and 

Attire on Boardwalk Sunday 

County Hearing 

Set to Protest 

New Boat Rules 

Glenn Hopes Party 

Operators Can Win A 

'Understanding' [/] 

A public hearing to discuss 

controversial provisions of P. 

L, 510, enacted some time ago 

to tighten safety regulations 

covering beat! carrying six or 

more passengers for hire, wUl 

be held in the old court house 

at Cape May Court House on 

Monday, April 14, at 1:80 p. 

m., Congressman Milton VV. 

Glenn announced today. 

Widely Known Administrator Named Pint 

Supt. For New Mainland Regional School 

By BITTY BACK 

SOMERS POINT—Dr. Willlnm B. 

Slover. superintendent of (Vntrrl 

Regional High School in Ocean Coun- 

ty, was named iuperintendent of lh*? 

Atlantic M.ilnl.md Itop.lonnl IllKh 

VChool at a «pc:ial meeting So'nrdny 

sftcrnoon In -hn Nrw York av 

school. 

Dr. Stover's jppointment r.s chitf 

rdminlstralor of Hie rctioncl schnnl 

becomes c(Ti!4,tivi' July 1 of tliis yea 

for a period of one year with an 

ittinual salary of $10,000 plus Iravcl 

expenses 

The IXHird also named Roncrt E. 

Honon of Nortlifleld SB a new mem- 

ber or the board to (ill th» vacancy 

created by the resignation of David 

\V B. Kslning Jr. Ilaining resigned 

to permit board consideration of his 

architectural firm's plans for the new 

school. 

Dr. Stover Is 51 years of age and 

is a graduate of State Teacher. Col- 

Glenn made tlie announcement ! 

after h# had completed arrange, 

aunts with Coast Guard headauar- 

ters In Washington to five party 

boat operators and other boatmen 

of Cumberland Atlantic and Cape 

May Counties an opportunity to dis- 

cuss the new law with top-ranking 

Coast Guard officials. 

Boatmen throuohout the nation 

have charged rhal Mw new law 

Is in many retpMts ImprafHcat 

and that ih full *H«ctl¥*n*M would 

IBHW FUkwus financiil bwrdans on 

MMr HHluttrv. 

Ontgretanan Glenn has been one 

of the leaders In the Congressional 

aftort to work out a praetlcal solu- 

ttoo to the praUen, 

Owhen and operators of boats 

eaBym« siK or more pHnngen for 

hlr* are Invited to attend the April 

14 hearing to discuss their quettions 

and comâlnts aialnst the new 

safety law wiUi fJoast Guard officlnis 

has 

he received his B.5, and his 

Degree, and Wagner College. State.] 

Inland. N, V. 

H. was pnsisvnr of ttw Naw 

Jersey Idutatienal AssseiaMen 

frem 1M1 to ifMi Is paM pratl- 

d»nt af Nw Naw janay Syp*rln. 

tandenr't AsHclatlani and a Ufa 

DR. STOVER 

af tha Nltlanal Muutlen. 

•I Aiis£laHen, 

stover-s tJH»la on the Building af 

Elementary schools has been widely 

used. He has been a superintendent 

for si* yeari and has Jurt expert- 

ihJCROACHMBNT OF SEA betwetn I3th and 18th sts. tha week » . . 

I —in by trieie views' on Tuesday morning. At top is sandwichstandI just northi ofi«f» ?^ 

Uterhuie wavts knocked out its underpinning. Center view shows how sea mbbtadâway 

toiith foundation of 8-unit Burd apartmenU just beyond Bob's after washing out yard 

'-'lien building and boardwalk. Bottom icene is looking south toward "^ s^ show n| 

1 Wivis advanced close to private home after eating away large part of Fishing UUD 

Wn| lot at right,—Senior Studio photos, 

luge 'Bit©' by Angry Seas, High 

|di Perils Apartments, Stores and 

>mes in 14th st, Beachfront Areq^ 

. Worsi Erosion in 10 Yman Destroys LiMguard Fin* Aid Slotion K 

prAngry ,MS on prolonged high tides agitated by ^«&J^^/^J i t^J^ mw 

|»Wsand in the l«h st beachfront area in gluttonous biteis and have exposed more 

l«fialf mJHion dollars worth of private and city property in the area to senous danger 

the erosive action of the tides over the past several weeks has beenactively;gnawmi 

'« the strand, but it was not until Monday that the immment danger to bo»waK 

% apartment houses and other structures between 13th and 15th streets was fully real- 

Seriouiness of the eondttion was emphasBed early. Tuerfay moriî with »*J^ 

We of the 14th st. Beach Patrol First Aid Station into the mountainous surf, ana tm 

i Of a bioch luncheonette on its naked and battered pilings. 

"" ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ : = S= ^ ^ ^ ^ ' = f 

ididate Says US Should Put 

loll of Stone' Along Coast 

—•..... which produced 

j-^fMW over shore arms 

» swdttsively that the federal 

iÛjtliig the New Jersey 

2*. Major John J, Omgaii, 

*&*• • DenHKntic candidate 

î. stnile nomlBBUon, saM 

[J^wnsliiently nuintglned 

fe?^» JWIon program need- 

Wtral tovVrnment," *«• 

ta4m. _.. Individual towns 

SSI * W* have the flnan. 

«e 

with 

^* •!« uiis prenem.. 

Jtei* ilwuld he built 

«•« » kMp out Ml. 

«Hnt enautf bom**, 

**Nif*. Home, were 

••From Monmoutti to Capo May 

County if intinttj," 

Orogan explained that he consld- 

ered the New Jersey shore "a n«. 

tlonal shrine." 

"Certainly no other shrine in our 

country gives so many people from 

M many sMes so much pleasure," 

the mayor concluded. 

Bonk Clotad Friday, 

to btOpm Saturday 

Thl. 'week will be one of the few 

oenatam when The National Bank 

of Ocean City will be opw for Mil. 

ness on Saturday, President Bruqe 

P, minon annsujlced. 

There will be no tanking serriw 

offered tomorrow becsuse of Good 

Friday, However. DUnon sala the 

main tank u well as the branches 

at ISth at. here end In S*« bit City 

wHl IN aden with nil fKllltlcs on 

Saturday from 8 •-m. to noon. Thu 

ta o*toi d«w to compwiMt* (of tb. 

The Inrsadt of •realen an MM 

I4t»i st, tacftai of Itt. btaeh «• 

winMr Is csmldtred In affltlsl 

circin to k* as tarleua a« on i«l 

Attanlk Mis, aMIit 10 ywn 

At thai Hill* crowdi gain 

ftwr* for nwiy hwrs to waMi 

M M on fh* ectwi >W* of *• 

cmmMlns hater* Nw rMr< 

.wi. Savan «n»r* nev*d to 

saHr spars farmer MaM. 

Mayer Eklwnrd B. Bowker and City 

Engineer Joseph KyUnd toured Uie 

be«c«if ront Tuesday afternoon toting 

up tile damaga to city property 

caused by the rough se«s on the 

high tides. An ettlnuite of the dam- 

age to puWic and privsU property 

wai not umnedlatsly available setter, 

flay. 

The danger '» i» ••*• *«*•* •* 

continued loss of »snd ^fora the 

project to replenh* *i_kti* MB 

be Itsuted thk spring There Is «1- 

•o tt» danger of flood Udfl «n«* 

fuU moon due tonaorrow night, The 

winds Tuesday shlfteS to wester^ 

•nd continued there through yester- 

day, calming the besvy mrf to eon. 

MMHt num. A shift lack to the 

ttnntWMt w wMrV M.thatuB 

ttoHtwart «r exterlr on .KM fuM 

«noo« ttda could ntnlt In Aooding 

at triy n*w taw's provl.loiw end ra 

ait ttwtr profnts aaainsl nS» inaas 

Announelng the hearini, Congress 

man Olenn sain he hoped thai the 

session would be helpful In aafclM 

at a workiblutindtrslandlng.between 

the Bonlmen and the Coast Qyard, 

which is charfEd with admlnLsUtlni; 

the new law. 

He urged ail individual boat oa-n. 

ers party boat gsweiatlensfîid 

^tferi intererted in the roa^r to 

attend or be rBpresenied at 

Ing. _;•• 

Rescue Craft 

Run Aground 

Free Cruiser, But 

Stick Hiermelves 

Oeean City Station CoMt Gunrds 

men early yesterday momlnf were 

successful in freeing • M-root cabin 

cruiser which ran aground In, West 

Ginaf at Ventnor, but two Coast 

Guard boats were left high and dry 

alter the cruUer was escorted to 

^Tlie'"station Tueiday evening «• 

celved a radlu message that the 

cruiser, "Survivor IV" WM Biround 

In the Inland Waterway. The station 

dispatched • flnt boat, which also 

went aground while navigating into 

the area, 

A second boat was sent out from 

the station a short time later to lend 

assistance to the Survivor and the 

first Coast Ouard boat. Oil arrival 

at the scene, the second rescue craft 

wai ordered to remain In the ares 

overnight until high tide at B:SO 

a. m. yesterday and then givt, aid to 

the two grounded boats. 

The second boat pulled the Sur- 

vivor to deep water on Hie high tide, 

and then guided the civilian craft to 

the safety of Beach Thorofarn where 

she could make Air own way. On 

returning to assist her sister ship, 

the Coast Guard boat also ran 

aground. . 

atatlen oKlclaU late yesterday taid 

they were awaiting another high tide 

at 5:57 p. m. before trying to free 

the two stranded vessels. 

Two District Polling 

Plans Ar* Changed 

City Clerk Henry 61111ns this week 

•nnounoed changes of address for 

two |>oUln« place* for the primary 

election of Tuesday April 15, 

In the Fourth Dliinlet of the First 

Ward, the booths win be located at 

IH AD it. nnli to Dlttrich's real 

estate office. The old location was 

Sit 8th at, 

In the First DlstHct of the Second 

Ward voter* will east ballot* in a 

restaurant at 504 Mh at Booth, for 

UUi dMrWt ware Moated at HI As- 

bury mv, Mr A* last etactlon. 

The clty'a wren other districts 

will vote at tha un» location as In 

November. 

ajMT IT 1ST 

mat (Mk «HiMtaBM--yoaV Itt 

Fifth Generation Launched in 

Trenton For Local Area Family 

A torty boy wa» iborn last Wednei. 

day in Trenton—and thereby beeams 

the fifth living generation of an 

Ocean City area family. 

Glenn Alan Ferguson arrived in 

the Mercer Hospital as the first child 

for Mr. snd Mrs. Alan R. Fet-Kuson. 

of Trenton. The father is a rormer 

Ocean Clly resident; the mother ii 

h Beverly Stutsnan, of 

• third genera. 

lion, are Mr. and Mrs. Boss Feiguson, 

218 Creseent Road, Ocean aty. 

The g«at«»fandp«rent» are Mr. 

and Mrs. «dwln R. Stues. IM Wesiw 

av, parents of MR. »»M FerguiOB. 

Up at tte ttfth generation pmnaele 

is Mrs. StUe» mother, Mrs. Harriet 

Crema. of Tuekahoe, who ii stHl 

fh% hi t M 

iih% chipper at M. 

infant Glenn's father is a. Senior 

student hi business administration at 

Rider College. Grandpapa Roll Is 

Ocean dirt iissistan% Wte 

litmt 

A. ' / 

Artisans Stage 

Show Tuesday 

12 Acts Slatad For 

Program On Pier 

TONY GRANT 

Twelve acts of entertainment will 

be staged next Tuesday night in the 

Music Fler auditorium as part of 

in Honor Nlgbt program for mem- 

bers of the Ocean Clty_ Assembly 

No. 88, Artisans Order "of Mutual 

Protection, with their families and 

friends. 

The show Is- scheduled for 8:30 

p. m. and will be cmceed 'by Tony 

Grant, well known Atlantic City 

Impresario. He has added some acts 

Sea Pas* i, column 7, pleasa 

It Wat EdmumJ C^Not 

Edmund L. Whhafo ' 

To borrow from Shakespeare, 

what's in a middle Initial? 

A great deal, insofar as • story 

In lart week's paper was con. 

corned. * 

We reported that Edmund L, 

Wiaham, a realtor, w»s one of 

flve members appointed by the 

city eommissloneri to a special 

tax rMssetsment commission- 

Actually, the appointee was 

his father, Edmund C. Wieham, 

who ii a building contractor and 

member of the Board of Jfiduea. 

lion. 

Membership of the group thus 

comprises three from ttle realty 

field and two in other occupa- 

tions related to it. The realty 

agents are Robert J. Campbell. 

Paul L. Brady and Miriam H. 

Bradway. The fifth member is 

wood shop proprietor W. Earl 

North. 

Post Office Entered, 

But Nothing Stolen 

Police and postal authorities here 

this week investigated « break Into 

the local Post Office early last Sat- 

urday morning. Entry W8d gained 

through a washroom window in the 

rear of the building. 

Postmaster T. Lee Adams n-portcd 

lhat there Were no signs thai any of 

the three safes in the building were 

tampered with, nor was the mail dis- 

turbed. Nothing was reported miss- 

ing. 

The intruder gained entrance by 

breaking a window in one of the 

employes rcstrooms. After break- 

ing the glass, he smashed a locjl 

holding a grill of iron bans In place 

inside the sash. 

eneed the building of the Cental 

Regional High School of OMaa 

County. 

The regional L-oard feels Dr. Stover 

poueiies the qualifications of at- 

pertor InMUWnice, sound aystem of 

vahjes, ablUtr to provide profeatton. 

al leadership of • high order for the 

board of education, staff and citllens, 

broad interest, knowledge of Nnnd 

budgeting and acbool administration 

procedures and praetksg them, gin- 

uine liking for young people ana Is 

strtol, eXMrieneed in actual school 

building and possesses excellent 

health 

Dr, Stover Is • member of the St. 

Paul's Lutheran Church of Beech 

wood, N. J., and it an active Chris, 

tlan layman. He Is married and his 

wife is an elementary teacher. 

•Mia Re*. Chartes Rta«b chair. 

zj afcA ••••-••rfcitanii»int *a*tfi 

nan er iw*w wli" 1 •••••••••••i_ •*•-• 

esf*M)!y 

' Ha uM MM dialca MM 

baanl, nNMr DM a 

unanlnnHHlY MULI.II Stomr. 

Morton, the new board.member, 

resides at 318 Davis av., NorthMd, 

with his wife Mildred lie served 

•ca P>wa 1, csJumn 1 ! plaasa 

VFW Post Plans 

Building Project 

To Double Sin of A 

rv. If \ 

Free 

(UN 

Here 

Musk, 

Animal* to 

Easter 

Oman City fr 

the spiritual < 

temporal celeb 

Sunday UHa w*e , 

only Uie help i 

man needed for the 

ttw first major 

of the spring and > 

son. 

Local ctinnhe* and 

of ~ 

g of tv 

other event* aJpM 

holiday fare for the) < 

Itoc* and resldanss 

eBMari boardwalk F 

Tko long mnaa • 

:«*elMbje, with M»e 

sstms ttoougt the 

lie ^Wtual oro»*a» > 

Good frtdw terrMM • 

Weak aettvlUM in 1 

wttk-a Sunrtw •anrtaa on . 

Pier at »M a, m. to be «•-) 

a fnU Khedule of bMar i 

Sunday morning. 

Rl^sba^sAj^s*BaB*MalV 

en Bay av 

Mtembers of Ferguaon-ôgho Peat 

66B0, VFW, at a SPMM meeUng Mon- 

day evening voted unanimously to 

deuMt the atae of thek'present post 

home. The addn^ta is tksj ramrl-.ftl 

pphUc demand by MMt orr- 

as weJJ.a| MdUtanai 

for'A* growing n* 

Official ground-breaking 

les have been set for noon on Mon- 

day, when Mayor Hward B Bowker 

ivlll turn over the ant spadeful of 

dirt. 

Mans were submitted by J, Brinttn 

Young, architect, for an addition 

voioh wiU be Identic*! to the PrM- 

.nt building. It will be attached on 

the south side and by means of Mo 

large eight foot arehwaysi botti sec- 

tions may be opened and med as 

one large 80 by 80 foot hall. Plans 

call tor folding doors in the ar* 

ways to that .when the entire area 

In not needed the doori can be 

closed and the present hall, SO by M 

teet, would be sufficient 

The addition also will Include a 

new, modern, kitchen equipped to 

handle dinners for Urge groups. 

The work wUl be done by members 

of iba post with the help of local 

contraetors. A fund raising cam. 

paign will stan within the next 

couple of weeks with the flrrt pro- 

Jeet being the selling of building 

blocks to interested members and 

Mends, 

Thta' marks the flrst major bund. 

Ing project entered upon by Fer 

guson ptoglio Port since the post 

home was built in 1M». The post 

numben 210. paid-up members this 

j ear and aim boasts an active AuxUl. 

ary unit. 

and aiinmii 1m* 

The Eutec bonnet < 

Ma raa* *. m—vmp • i 

Mission 

iris* S*tvfc*,M 

Hav. SpMial 

Pollc«m«n 

Donald s 

member of the Ocean City Police De 

partOTKnt effective AprO I, Police 

Chief WlllLam . H. Smith reported 

this week. Mr. Neibuhr had been 

& patrolman since January 16 this 

year, mtd Is leaving tho force foi 

i Uk 

Re*Estabnshment of Physics Lab Seen Next 

Need in Stepped Up Science Study Course 

By v, T. ajiigMitrrn 

The apeclal Saturday morning 

classes In .dvanced mathematics, 

physics nod diemlstry are proving 

two points. A segment of high 

school students are ready for braln- 

buckllng subjects and science study 

Is not strictly the domain of long- 

haired "squares" In hornrimmed 

* With ttw lit* week of classes con- 

cluded Saturday, only three of the 

original contingent of M Juniors 

and IT Seniors have dropped by the 

wayside In pursuit of the difficult 

technological studies, and the en- 

thusiasm end •baorptlon ot tiie top- 

ics by the remaining students 1* 

Hl 

s y e e 

H«lp£)aX«.h>ve 

tto tht 

H«lp£)aX«h>e the long-standing 

uaumptton that science is for book 

worms Is attendance at the classes 

of some of the outstanding athtetas 

In Uie high acaool Mike Fadden, 

one of the finer basketball players in 

South Jeney scholastic circles, U 

among tha group tnimaUng their cou- 

v*nttM»l ftrw V, wltt caknUus, 

hfO and" «tM»Mry. 

Ottwr aMtletas signing roe re»- 

httar for aadi class Include 

Hadtke and Wade Moncrlvf, 

line basketball players, Dick Park- 

er and Paul Petllt, vrito m helping 

e. Feiitan Caray ta tialp revive 

swimming as a varsity high school 

sport, and Kan Myers, Paul Plarattl 

and Bill Daan, sll memoars of the 

Raider Cepe-Allanrlc League foot- 

Melvln Ttiompson and George Dow- 

Instructora at the Saturday 

morning sessions, reported that more 

than Ualf of the entire enrollment 

of the special classes are able to ab- 

sorb tha Intricacies of the studies 

with no difficulty. The others are 

benefiting by being exposed to the 

•indies, and could swing over to ttie 

more receptive group at any time-, 

Botti Thompson and Bowman ei- 

press the need for a physics labora- 

tory. They point out that pbysie* 

In theory haa struck a highly respon- 

se cord In the students of tb» 

special «•***. A laboratory âffaara 

theory could b* transtatadllrto taot 

by experuncnt would heighten the 

interest and enthusiasm considerably, 

they say. 

The high school facilities Included 

a physics laboratory until several 

yean ago, when crowded conditions 

forced the use of alt available spacr 

for classrooms. 

Dr. Charles B. Plena, auparkc 

estatilWinMnt s« Ih* physics lab. 

oratory "Is Aa* aut of lha aju*ati*M,~ 

and Indlcafad lhat she marh-r will 

The enthuatasmfor labor&tory 

work to teat Uie theories learned 

from lecturea Is very evident In UM 

Senior Chemistry students of the Sat- 

urday moraine group. Afternoon 

dlunaslans wrUi Mr. Bowman at the 

chemistry Uitonas lectured on Sat- 

urday morning resulted In large OOD- 

gregatlona In tha chemistry labora- 

tory after school houra. 

nV, IRNEST W. 

The annual community 1 

rise Service sponaond by the ( 

City Ministerial A—odtaUoo i ~ 

as Its guest speaker thl* 

Rer. Ernest W. Lew, en 

ret«ry of the Board of i 

the New Jcraey Cooferwwe ' 

Methodist Chun*. 

The service wU be at l!» < 

Sunday In the Music Pier i 

Walter FMMMB, well I 

cert and operatic tmtot 

featund In ttvt 

concerts. »B1 b, tJ» MOM 

sunrise prospam, J 

include "C 

pie," tar 

tous," by SUlner, aod-'Oodeiat 

the World," also Iby Stamcr. 

cbolrmasusr of tte ihrst .__ 

Church will be at tt» fitar 

The Rev. WUUam ». CtuKMt 

Allen; the Scripture 

road by tte Em. 

the E«v. urovw C. W» 

the of 

The Rev. Mr. Urn Is a 

of Taylor University In , 

received his day* ro " 

Drew UnhenByi •! . _ » 

Temple School of Thwlpn, 

demhla, honored him -wtth a T 

of Arts dogre*. He \*M • 

m AtUntJc Qjjr, 1_ 

ten «nd Trenton lufare i 

pr^ssB^ pBatttOB, 

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