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(Department of Municipal Recre which was upheld Wednesday, Fisher Cove Cases ner has already attended one and COUHIH-EOST, Csmdtr), N. Thursday, July 193t Progress Rapid: Chess With Sam Laird: Eight Best McCormick In Simultaneous Play a good showing against Edgar South Jersey players made McCormick In his simultaneous Woodbury Chess Club's annual open house. Playing 24 boards, the North Jersey expert and former state champion won 14 games, drew 2 and lost 8. Players who scored victories and thereby won themselves copies of the bootc ol tne 1958 New Jersey Open Championship were D. Fernandez, E.

Smailer, G. Cake and R. Lincoln Jorgensen, of Wildwood; J. Jankowsky, of Camden; I btreitleld, of Atlantic City, and M. Garner, of Chicago, a visitor to Atlantic Camden Boy Cameraman InU.

S.Navy When he was a Courier-Post newspaper boy, Robert L. Tur ner, 2724 Hayes was noted for his zeal Starting to deliver papers in the Cramer Hill section when he was 14, young Turner eventually became captain of 10 other Courier-Post newspaper boys. The zeal Turner demonstrated in his after-school work for the Courier-Post extended into other interests, especially photography. He had his own camera and used it frequently. His Junior high school graduation gift from his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William R. Turner, was a kit for developing film at home. Joins Navy Following graduation from Woodrow Wilson High School. in 1956, Bob Turner took his camera and his zeal into the United States Navy.

In something less than two years, during a time when pro motions are slow, Turner became a photographer's mate, second class. The Navy has three special ized schools in photography. Tur "The Fines! Seafood LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS DAILY 0 ancv rj LODSTER would raise legal doubts about much land obtained by the Penn sylvania Railroad from some of its predecessor companies in volved in the 1869 law. 44 Parcels Involved He said he could not say lust how much land was involved but the 1869 law granted a license applying to 44 parcels of land and totaling hundreds of acres. A spokesman for the state at torney general's office said the decision would not affect land on which the railroad has built docks and other facilities, but would involve only the land be tween nigh and low tide marks which has not been developed since tne lob3 law was passed, me railroad held a 999-year lease on fisner tove until tne United Companies transferred it to River Development in 1955, River Development filed a suit against the Liberty a Pennsylvania firm, after Liberty began dredging in Fisher Cove.

Meyner Signs Bill To Aid Shore Road Trenton, July 17 (AP) Gov ernor Meyner has signed a bill aimed at improvement of a highway link between the Delaware Memorial Bridge and Atlantic Shore counties. The bridge, at the southern end of the New Jersey Turnpike, is a main artery of travel be tween New rjigland and the South. The bill sponsored by Sen. Waddington, Salem, adds about four miles of Wiley rd. in balem County, to the state high way system.

The stretch of road connects the bridge with Rt 48 leading to Atlantic and Cape May Counties. Putting it in the state highway system makes it eligible for Fed eral aid on a 50-50 matching basis. Meyner said the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads is wil ling to participate in improving the section.

Court Rules Against PRR On Tide Land Trenton, July 17 (AP) The Appellate Division of Superior Court issued a ruling Wednesday weakening the Pennsylvania Railroad's ownership of undeveloped waterfront land in six counties. The court specifically ruled that the River Development Corp. of 528 Cooper Camden, had no title to 73 acres of tidal land at Fisher Cove in Penn-sauken Township. Fisher Cove is located between the PRR tracks and what is known as Fishers Dike, north of the Rundle Manufacturing Co. plant.

The officers of the River De velopment Corp. are listed as Grafton B. Day, Collingswood, president; Philip B. Robeson, Camden realtor, vice president; Richard E. J.

Summers, New York City, treasurer, and George Moser, New York City, secretary. i Old Law Rejected In a decision by Judge Sidney Goldmann, the court ruled that River Development Corp. traced its title back to an lba law giv ine the United New Jersey Rail road and Canal Co. the right to develop tidal land along its right of way in Hudson, Union, Cam den, Middlesex, Mercer and Burl ington counties. But Goldmann said the land never had been developed by the United companies and this amounted to abandonment of the license given them by the Legis lature in 1869.

Edward J. O'Mara, attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad, entered the case as a friend of the court after River Development lost its case in the chancery division of Superior Court last year. O'Mara said the decision then, UOAt NOTICM tMrorroeimc T-OWTR camdkm countt REGION, IIIfiH ftC'HOOU DISTRICT KUMBBR ONI SEALED PROPOSALS Board ol education of tht Ut Ctmim CountT RmIoimI School District Nunibar Oua, LindanwoW. gialad propofila will ba racalvM Smtrr WJth Davla. at tba offlcr of tha Board of Educa.

Hon of Lowar Camdan 0unt R-ilonal Hlrh School Dlatrtct, KumtH On. ovarfcrook Raaional Hlh Bchoot, Llndanwold, up tj and lncludin Tuaadai. Jvif it. W. 3 at which tlma propoaala will oa pubMdr opanad and read for rootball Bqulpmmt and Acceaaortea.

Phyalcal Education SuppU. and Gjrmnaalum Equipment. SpaSflca-tioni mar ba obtained at tha offica of tha Board of Education of ha Lower Camdan Coontir lUrtonai Wsh School Dtetrtct Kumhar Ont. Whita Horaa Avenue. Llndenwold, N.

J. A certified ehack or bid bond tn an amount of not laaa than 10. of total bid mut accompany each bid. Tha Board rcsenrea tht rlfht to releot or all Wda or anr Pjrt of any bid and to wain Immaterial WdeT'of th. Board of Educa- 11 on, EDITH X.

DAVTW. Secretary, Dated! July 14 lt. (tin 63 BHXHUT BALE VIRTUE Of A WRIT OT BXECOTION to me dlracttd, laayad out of tha Expartor Court of New Jerary, Chancary OIWpn. County. Docket Ko.

r-la3-S7. WIN ba aold at Public Vendue oo nUOAV. THE 33TH DAT OP iULY. 158, at 1 a'dock Local Tlma In tba after noon of aald day, at the Bhanff i Ofllca In tha Court Houee, the City and County of Camden and State of Maw Jener. All that tract or parcel of land nd premises situate In the Township of Delaware, County of Camden and State of Mew Jersey: Beflnnlng at tha Morth westerly corner ot Weatml niter and Hlnchnua Avenues: and extendlnf thence 1 1 1 Northwardly alone the Westerly Una of Westminster Avenue 100 feat to tha division Una between Lots 4 and oa Plan herel natter mentioned: thence (31 Westwardly nlonf said division Una 110 feet to a earner common to Lots BS, 87, and aald plan; thence O) Southwardly along tha rear line of Lota ST, BS, BS and SO tha distance of ICO feet to a point In tha northerly Una oi Hlnchman Avenue: thence (4) Est-wsrdly aloof the northerly Una of Hlnchman Avenue 110 feet to tha point and place of beftnnlnf.

Belns Lota SI, S3. S3 and S4 cat gan of MerchsnrrUla Coif EMataa. ini Also Known ss Sit West-nuniter Avenue. The approiimata amount of tha Judrment aourht to ba aatlaned by this sale to S13.4T0.41. Tha rlfht to adjourn this sale ts apart fl rally ra- srrved by tha undoralfned.

Belted as tha property of Prank O. Jones, et als. taken la eaecutlna at the suit of The Union Labor Ufa Insurance Company, a corporation of tha State of Maryland and to ba sold by MARTW SECAZ. Siertll. Rermaa J.

Pino. Att'y. Dated: July 1S58. twt fat tt SHERirrS SALE BT VIRTUE OP A WRIT OP EXECUTION, to ma directed, Issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division. Camden County.

Docket No. r-173-57, will be sola st Public Vendue on PrUDAY. THE 1STH DAT OP JULf, 1SS, at 1 aclock. Loral Tlma. In tha artr.

Citv. Those who drew witn mc Cormick were W. O'Donnell of Camden and youthful D. Roberts. McCormick ft a vice president of the U.

S. Chess Federation and one of the leading boosters of chess in the state and nation. He is giving his time and talent at present toward raising funds to send an American team to the world Chess Olympics this fall. The Woodbury exhibition was for that purpose and raised $32 toward it McCormick de serves much credit for the hard work he is doing on behalf of this worthy cause. Bobby Fischer, the U.

S. national champion who also won the National Junior Champion ship last year, could not compete in mis event this year because of his current tour of Europe. But despite his absence, the Junior Championship will remain in dear old Dodgerless Brooklyn 1 for another year. Raymond Weinstein, a 17-year-old sophomore at Brooklyn College, was the winner by a shade in the title event just concluded at Homestead, Fla. His final score was 8-1 on seven victories and two draws, edging out 16-year-old Larry Remlinger of Long Beach, who had i eight wins but lost his match with Weinstein.

Third was Stephen Jones of Austin, the winner of the brilliancy prize. Fourth place went to John Freeman of El Paso; fifth to Stephen Sholom-eon of Los Angeles, and sixth to Robert Dickinson of Redwood, Calil. The 12 players who were finally ranked 4th to 15th on tie-breaking points actually finished with identical 54 scares, a testimonial to the hotness of the com petition. The first 10 were all experts or better, Remlinger at 2270 being the one rated master Opto Thuri. 'til hopes to attend the other two be' lore he leaves the Navy.

At present he is assigned to the Atlantic Fleet Camera Party with tne OJewport tR. de tachment Pictorial coverage and evalu ation ol naval surface firing the primary mission of a fleet camera party. Turner was one oi the photographers who cov ered the fleet's activities in "Operation Springboard 1958," held on the shores of Puerto Rico. Presidential Visit He was also assigned with other Naval photographers to cover President and Mrs. Eisenhower's Newport visit last year, coo is not the only Hayes ave, Turner in service.

His brother Raymond is in the Air Force, stationed at McGuire Air Base, Because of the present Middle- tast crisis, both are on an "alert," according to their mother. Mrs. Turner said that Raymond is on a 24 hour alert and Bob is on a four hour. Bob was due to come home on leave in August, but Mrs. Turner now is "afraid he won't be able to make it." HEADS PA.

MAGISTRATES Atlantic City. July 17 James T. Mulloy, of Johnstown, is the new president of the Penn sylvania Magistrates Association. Mulloy was elected at the con cluding session ol tne group 60th annual convention Wednes day to succeed Lloyd E. Grammes, of Allentown.

it the Lowest Prices" Alaska AAc crab tjg-b Fancy SIIRO 89li 31 srj 2JjJ TEAR 1223-25 DROADWAYlS1E fl ation, attracted 119 entries, Benko and Milton Otteson of Minneapolis tied with point scores, Benko getting the title on tie-breaking. Donald Byrne of Oliver, last year's winner, finished third. y. Hera la an interesting game played In this year's Mar del Plata tournament by Oscar Panno, youthful Argentine grand master and current holder of the Pan-American title. Panna Olivers Pan its Black White P-Q4 14 BxB P-K3 15 Q-KtJ T-QB3 1 F-B5 Kt-Q3 IT P-KR4 Oliver Black Q-B2 Castles Kt-Kt3 P-KR4 Kt-K3 P-Kt3 E-R3 K-R3 B-QI BPxP Kt-B4 White f-Of P-QB 3 4 5 6 KI-QB3 F-K3 Kt-B3 Q-B2 Q-B3 10 R-R3 7 P-QKtS I B-KtJ B-OS B-Q3 30 R-KU Kt-K2 31 R-KtS P-QR3 33 R-R 33 P-KKt4 10 CutleaQR r-QKM 34 B-K5 11 Kt-KS 13 PxKt 13 P-B4 JU xKt 35 RxP(Kt4) PxR BxP 36 OxP B-K BxKt37 P-R5 Resigns Two Youths Arrested As Auto Strippers Two Llndenwold youths ar rested by Gloucester Township police in Llndenwold Wednesday on charges of larceny are in Camden County jail.

The suspects, Kenneth Carter, 19. of the 500 block N. 8th and Craig Demarist, 18, of the 300 block N. Chews Landing were arrested by PtI, Lawrence Choimer, following an investigation into the stripping of a parked car. Choimer said the lnvestiea tion showed the youths alleged ly stripped the car of William F.

Sims, w. Atlantic which he parked on Drivers la Gloucester Township. Tuesday nignt. Carter and Demarist are scheduled for a hearing Tuesday before Municipal Judge Lewis Mutchler in Gloucester Township. N.

J. AIDE APPOINTED Trenton, July 17 (AP) Gov ernor Meyner has appointed Thomas M. Russo of Marlboro to the New Jersey State Em ployes' Award Committee. The appointment of Russo to succeed Edward J. Hall does not require senate connrmation.

(VIO-TEAR. 1MD LsX i rvn LUQM0T7U "It rtori ef Qualify ne' Service" NO I Cr nam? Camden's Most Economical Food Market i exhibition Tuesday rnght at the ol the the Woodbury Club; Tom in the tournament, which had 25 entrants. Two Philadelphia stars were in the big tie-broken group. Larry Snyder of Central High School was placed 10th and Anthony S. Cantone of Perm State's Ogontz Center 12th.

Cantone is a rated expert at 2013, the eighth highest of those who competed at Homestead. While Weinstein won the championship trophy, he and Remlinger split the $100 first and $50 second prize money. Jones won $25 for finishing third. All players who finished with plus scores got $5 each. After three rounds of the finals of the international student chess championship at Varna, Bulgaria, the Russians were leading with a 9-3 score.

Bui-earia was second at 7-5, Argen tina and the United. States being tied for third at results so far are a bit disappointing to this country after the American team's fine showine in the Sec tion 2 qualifications, which it won with a score or and no games lost, me Americans have already lost team matches to Argentina and Hungary in the finals. Robert Sober, of the Uni versity of Pennsylvania, was late in reaching Varna but competed in the second round, losing to Yazlo Paczay of Hungary. Pal Benko, Hungarian refugee who sought asylum in the U. S.

Embassy at Reykjavik, Iceland, after playing there in the 1957 international students' tourna ment, has just won the U. S. Western Open. Benko, who is 29, is a former Hungarian cham pion. He now lives in Cleveland and intends to remain in this country.

This tournament, run under the auspices of the Milwaukee Frl. 'til 10; Sat. 'to QS2 STEAKS DAYS FOR uu FOR 00 DEPT. i Sun Klit "Jeltefuir LEMONS 25i ea 51 i MEAT DEPARTMENT PRICES ARE DOWN HERE U. S.

Graded Choice Quality Guaranteed Tender Metier noon of aald diy. at tha Sheriff a Office la the Court House, In tha Oty and County of Camdea and SUta of New Jersey: All that tract or parcel of land, situate, lyuir and betar In the Bor-oufh of Coilhuawood, tha County ot Camdan, In tha StaM of New Jerser. Betlnnlnf In the Easterly line of Cedar Avenue dlsunt 168 feet North. wardly from tha Northeasterly comer of Cedar and Tut em Avenues, said point betnc In tha extended line of Party wall between premliea Noa. SIS ajid SIT Cedar Avenue: thence Northwardly along tha Easterly line of Celar Avenue IS fen In front or width to a point In the extendfd line of party wall between premises Noa.

SI 7 and SIS Cedar Avmur; thence Eastward! between peralMI fines of that Irontase or width throurh the said party walla and their extensions at rlfht and! to Cedsr Avmue 4 feet In lenath or depth to the Easterly line of a 10 fet wide rwht of wsy across the rear of premises herein described and beini ale the Westerly Una of IS feet vide Public Drive. Betas premises Mo. SIT. Cedar Avenue. Tha approximate amount of tha Judgment south! to be satisfied by this sale ta 111.701 01.

The riant to adlourn this sale Is spectrically rssansa by thai under sixned. Seized as the property of Prank O. Hills, at ux. taken In execution at tha suit of Klnxa Hlrhwsf Ba vines Bank, sad to ba aold by MARTIN SsV.AL. Bhsrtff.

Banjamla Porar, Att'y. DatedJuna 38i5. fin tm t.f SHBUPP'S SALE BT VIRTUS OP A WRIT OT EXE- CUTION. to ma directed. Issued out of tha Superior Court of New Jerser, Chancary Division.

Camden County, Docxet No. P-1S05-B7. Will ba aoi4 st Public Vendue on R1DAY, THE J5TH DAT OP JULY. 185S st 3 o'clock. Local Tune.

In tha afternoon of aald day, at tha Sheriff Office In tha Court House, in the City and of Camdea sad State of New Jet All that tract or parcel of land, situate Jflns and twins la the Boroutn of Llndenwold. In the County of Oamden. in tht Slat of New Jersey: Beflnntnf at the Intersection of tha Northwester! Una ot Park Avenue (50 feet wide) -lth the Northeasterly Una of Wade Avenue (40 feet wide): thence Northeastwardly alonf the Northwesterly line of Park Avenue SO feet to Mat In the dlvldinf line between Lots 31 and 33: thence Northwestwardly at rtcht amies to aald Park Avenue and Hons the last mentioned dlvldinf line J01.BS feet to a point comer to Lots 30. 31 and 33; thence South, westwardy at rirht anfles to Wada Avenue and alonf the dlvldlnt Una between Lots 30 and 71. 83.

IS feet to a point In tha Northeasterly Una of Wade Avenue; thence Southeast-wardly alone tha Northeasterly Una of Wade Avenue (4 63 feet to tha point and place of betlnnlnf. Belnf Lot 31. Block Survey of Parcels Laurel Serines Manor. Garden Lake and Morth Clementon Tract Surveyed bs Albert O. Wise and Furman W.

Shaw. Licensed professional Ehflneers and Land Suryevora. on 730S4. Belnf also knows premises .0 Park Avenue. Containing wlthm Slid bounds part of Lots 1.

3. 3 and 4, Block f. Plan of North Clementon Tract. And belnr the same land and premises which Crystal Lake Hills, by deed dated tha 38th day of March. ISiSS.

and Intended to be forthwith recorded In the Resister of Deeds Office of Camden County, New Jersey, granted and conveyed unto Thomas M. Francisco and Victoria E. Francisco, his wlfs, In fee. The approximate amount of tha Jtirlrment aourht to ba satisfied by this sale ts ST. 317 4 The rirht to adlourn this sale specifically reserved by tha under-timed.

Seise at the property of Thomas M. Prandsco. et ux. taken ta execution at the suit of Tha Howard Savlnes Institution, a corporation of New Jersey, and to ba sold bv MARTIN ShtrlS. Chanallt, Lynch aV Maloney.

DatedJ'iy. 151 Ptr-tfetlSS 1 SHERIFF'S SALE BT VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION, to me directed, lsaued out ot the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division. Camden County. Docket No. P-3337-S7.

Will ba aold st Public Vendue on FRIDAY. THE 18TH DAT OP JULY, 1958, st 3 o'clock, Local Time, In the afternoon of aald day, at the Sheriff Office in tha Court House, In the City and County ot Camden and Statu of New Jersey: All the followlnf tract or parcel of land and the premises hereinafter particularly described, situate, lylnf and In the County of Camden and Stats of New Jersey: Beginning at a point in tht curved Southeasterly Una ot Remlncton Avenue distant S38.7S feet Southwest-wardly measured alonf tha curved Southeasterly line of Remlngtxm Avenue from the Southwesterly and of the curve connectuix the curved Southeasterly line of Remington Avenue with the Southwesterly Una of Fortieth Street, said connecting curve having a radius of 30 feet; aald beginning point being In tht division line between lots 10 and 11 Block 614 on Plan hereinafter mentioned; thence Southwestwardly along tht curved southeasterly line of Remington Avenue, curving to the left with rsdlus of 1750 feet an arc distance of 9.79 feet to a point of tangency In same; thence South 67 degrees 03 minutes West along the Southeasterly Une of Remington Avenue, 53.31 feet to a point in the division line between lota and 10 Block 614 aald plan; thence South 33 degreea 57 minutes East along the division Una between lots 9 and 10, Block S14, aid plan 100 feet to a point in tht line of lot 33 Block 614 said plan, thence North 67 degrees 03 minutes East partly along the line of lots 33 and 33 Block 614 said plan 63 feet to a point In the division Une between lots 10 and 11 Block 614 said plan; thence North 33 degrees 87 minutes West along the last mentioned division line 99.97 feet to tha place of beginning. Being Lot 10 Block 614 Man No. 1 Fennsauken Gardens dated 4-7-B4 made by Remington and Boyd, Engineers. The approximate amount of tht Judgment sought to he saUsfled by thl.

sale Is $13,752.06. The right to adlourn this sale is specifically reserved by tha undersigned. Selred at the property of Joseph P. Stanford, Ruth M. Stanford, his wife, and Danny I ones, taken in execution at tha suit of The Lincoln Savings Bank ot Brooklyn, and to ba sold by MARTIN 8EGAL, fihHf TMYU Ground Meat FRYING CAPONS 3 lbs CHICKENS jgJ(JC (g)(5)c jC GROCERY DEPT.

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