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tire action far beyond the normal duties of his rank. During the Sgt. Nutting Of fighting in Belgium, Nutting s pla FOR BEACH FUN Famed 82nd Given toon leader was wounded and the men were scattered under the Ger Army Discharge man attack. Sgt- Nutting, Assistant THIS SUMMER Suuad leader, quickly reorganized Sgt. Donald D. Nutting, member the platoon under heavy mortar, • of the S2nd Airborne Division, hus artillery and small arms fire and moved from man to man disregard*, band of Mrs. Ruby Marshall Nut i, ting, who returned home recently ing his exposure to severe lire. • after 21 months overseas, has re Through sheer leadership ability; i i ceived his discharge from the and force of character, Nutting i mvV- S g Army under the point system. welded the scattered group into a Sgt. Nutting holds the Unit hard-hitting force, drove the Ger Presidential Citation, the Purple mans from the wooded ground, se r Sgi Heart with Oak Lear Cluster ami cured the platoon’s objective and , yN'-i-x-:--' Y J T Bronze Star Medal. The latter was organized an outpost line for his Summer Chronicles Of New Hampshire’s Seacoast Resorts awarded for courageous and effec- battalion. \ , Sgt. Nutting took part in the air- _ u .A borne landings in Normany on D- j Incorporating The ■p Hampton Beach Advocate WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. 1945 FREE DISTRIBUTION Ogunqiiit Day. the airborne invasion of Hol MM•: . • \ * Beach Notes m ■ ;v. m THE Mrs. Joseph Green of Passaic, N. ‘‘■Vj J. who has been visiting her daugh 4a ter, Mrs. Harold L. Pierson, return ...&jffirKnQCa/ I - BIG ed Tuesday to Passaic. Mrs. Green cared for her granddaughter, Lin da, during the absence of Dr. and STORE Mrs. Pierson, while they were en joying a two-weeks vacation at Kid [Popularly Called The 10c Store ney Pond, Maine. Lt. Vernon Dennett, husband of u Mrs. Eleanor P. Dennett, is now in fa x . LOCATED ON , Hawaii. ♦ W.'Vt Captain Theodore Hollis, hus B STREET band of Mrs. Evelyn Brown Hollis, died in Germany, May 28. ■ ■■'■A The 42-yeav-old captain was an Has What You official in the Allied Military Gov ernment. Before he was commis sioned as an officer in the army in Need For Y our 1943, he was very prominent in public affairs in Boston, Melrose SWIM SUITS Cottage and Stoneham, Mass, where he made his home. Mrs. Hollis is the daughter of ONE- & TWO-PIECE SUITS I Houseware Stationery! Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown of Hampton. Sizes 32 - 40 Hardware Dial WHITE - BLUE - CORAL - BLACK j There are approximately 36,000 printing establishments in the U. S. RED - LIME. PRINTS & STRIPES THE GREENLAJNDS 3.95 -10.95 WALLIS SANDS, RYE NORTH BEACH TOURIST CAMP NORTH SHORE BOULEVARD HAMPTON NEW HAMPSHIRE George B. French Co. ALBERT D. FANNING H A Z E L P. F A N N IN G WINTER ADDRESS PORTSMOUTH'S LEADING DEPARTMENT 31 SHERWOOD ROAD STORE MELROSE, MASS. 37-41 MARKET STREET PORTSMOUTH — The beachcomber The BEACHCOMBER VUjl.. XIX., NO. 2 VISIT WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1945 FREE DISTRIBUTION Record Crowd Visits Beach Over Weekend $ Great Bay Development Trains^ Buses Crowded, Traffic W ould Heaviest Since Wartime Ban Seacoast Regia 5 I A record crowd of 100,000 vis NEAR BRIDGE Quiz Program Is itors jammed the beach and boule Beach Lieutenant Thorsten J. Kalijarvi, executive- vard at Hampton Beach last week director of the State Planning and Opening Feature end. Vacationists, weekenders and Now Stationed In Development Commission, under Of “Beach Party” holiday erdwds flocked to the beach whose supervision the report of for relief from the hot inland cities Caribbean Area the 1945 Legisltaure, entitled, "The The first of the "Youth Activ and many mill workers took ad vantage of the long weekend for First lieutenant Donald Langley, Great Bay Plan", was prepared, ap ities" programs was broadcast from USAAF, husband of Mrs. Margery peared before ihe Kiwanis Club of the bandstand over radio station many mills in surrounding towns Sargent Langley and son of Mr. the Hamptons at the club's regu WHEB, Monday July 2 at 7:30 pm are closed from Saturday to Thurs lar weekly meeting in Community with George J. Keville, former sec day. VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL NEW and Mrs. Edmund Langley of the It was also the first real vaca Langley, B street, is stationed at Hall, Hampton Beach, last Monday retary of the Hampton Beach Cham night to fully explain the proposed ber of Commerce, as master of cere tion weekend when thousands World’s Fair COCKTAIL BAR At The Antigua where he is in charge of start their summer vacation along vwo crash boats with the Army development of the coastal hinter monies. land. Bob Fuller and Win Bettison, with the general opening of sum Air Force Rescue Squadron Boats. mer camps. Lt. Langley received his com Mr. Kalijarvi stated* at the out announcers from WHEB, conduct set that he thought it was time for ed a quiz program called the Hamp Police Chief Jerome Harkness re- mission after graduating from Of RECORD CROWD Feather ficer’s Candidate School in Miami. some "straight talking" with rela ton Beach Party in which the audi tion to this development plan ence participated.. Two girls and (Continued on Page 12) Route 1 Salisbury He was eventually assigned to the Caribbean theater where he ! which became controversial at the their Marine escorts, a girl from Phone Newburyport 1510 For Reservations was attached to the AAF Rescue last minute and one gathered by Texas, a girl visiting Hampton To Entertain Vets Squadron Boats and was stationed inference that the speaker felt the Beach for the first, time and a in Trinidad and Tobago Island. objections, which led to the with gentleman who had just been swim At Beach Picnic In December 1944, Lt.. Langley drawal of the legislation, designed ming, took part in the show. The Members of the Hampton Garden received a commendation from to put the Great Bay plan into prize was twenty silver dollars. club will entertain hospitalized vet- General Hayes for his work in set effect were ill-considered and per This Is the first of a series of week pitai at their annual picnic at North ting up rescue boat squadrons for haps trivial. He brought out that ly Monday night broadcasts to be erans from Portsmouth Naval hos- maintenance and operation. the cost of the development, over a held at the band stand at the beach. Beach on July 11. Mrs. George Mrs. Langley and her eighteen- twenty year period, estimated as Green wood of Hampton Beach, and month old son, "Jay” are staying approximately five million dollars, Have You Heard? Mrs. Ruth McDonough of Hamp at North Beach for the summer was only two or three per cent of That Jack, formerly one of ton Falls, have been assigned as with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G R E A T B A Y Hampton’s Finest, is a darn good the committee in charge of the pic F. Sargent of Amesbury, Mass. (Continued on Page Five) painter? nic. KAHfTCJe H. M. ~ r«. * VEGETABLES FRESH The RENTING ? EACH DAY FROM NEARBY Most BUYING? For Your Casualty - Life SELLING ? Money \ _ . . ’ ’ •:. • . x.• *y.\.... ,-S ‘ *. ' \n\v . . •: N ...... SEA FOOD FROM THE OCEAN 3 Market Square one Portsmouth, N. H TO YOUR HOME THE SAME DA? HENRY’S REAL ESTATE 409 Ocean Boulevard Hampton Beach The The Beachcomber The BEACHCOMBER Incorporating The Hampton Beach Advocate SHIP SHAPE estimate accurately, yet It is never rubbish thrown into the Bay and GREAT BAY — theless certain that In 1939 the cal control and set up an author into the streams entering the Bay. ity in vrhich both features are to A Vacation Digest of all the news state’s recreational industry was "It would be foolish to attempt this (Continued front Paffc Three) showing every evidence of a heal be found.” He stated that the de information for the summer visitor. phase of the project merely in the lay in the printing of the report thy, sustained growth which cer interest of the approximately 800 Published Wednesdays, June 27 to August 29 tainly could not have been said of was to be regretted because it made the estimated income, which, he persons who live around the Bay," impossible a sufficient Interval of either manufacturing or agricul said the speaker in emphasizing • By The stated, might run from 250 to 500 ture. time between the publication of million dollars. . * the wider interests that are invol the report and the Introduction of ved. HAMPTON PUBLISHING COMPANY "And’*, continued the Planning The speaker then went on to out legislation to put the report into Commission executive, "one of the line the manner in which the plan The money to take care of pol effect. Under these circumstances n e w h a m p s s h ir e M ning and Development Commission HAMPTON most uncomfortable moments I lution might be secured from fed- he was content to "let the legisla ever had in the 23 years I have had been authorized to make the eraf and state sources and from in tion be killed and then ailbw the fo r advertising r a t e s in t h is p a p e r spent in New Hampshire, was when Great Bay study by direction of the dividual communities, but in any report to speak for itself." He General Court in 1941 and further TELEPHONE HAMPTON 555 I realized that I had been unable event It should be turned several hopes that careful consideration to get over to the people of this direction from the same source in times over In the form of a profit and study will convince all resi Communications and Items from Bection the splendid potentialities 1943 after a progress report had able marine industry. Mr. Kalijarvi dents of this section of the import of the Great Bay development." been approved. "The legislation quoted the Marine Fisheries Com ance of setting up an authority by readers are welcome at all times. A -at_ v The speaker alluded to the pre authorizing the study was promot mission as estimating that two mil legislation in order that the plan eminence of the Great Bay area ed by the Seacoast Regional As lion dollars a year clam industry for the development of the Great from the standpoint of both natural sociation**, stated Mr. Kalijarvi, would result from cleaning up the Bay area may eventually be con officers should be commended for their' and business resources during the "and during the four years between Bay pollution and that lobster fish summated. Beach Parking Proble: promptness in carrying through the project. first 150 years of the state's his 1941 and 1945 we worked hand-in eries would yield another half mil The meeting was most success tory and then pointed to the fact glove with the Seacoast body." lion dollars each year, not to mem- ful and the meal, provided by a Beach Notes I jjie tremendous crowd at the Beach over Now it becomes our task to develop this that recently 4,the coastal hinter "And", he continued, "in order that tion other possible returns of a committee of Kiwanians included Miss Ruth Lambert, Miss Beryl lbe past weebend only served to accentuate the land has apparantly gone to sleep.* all moot points might he satisfact-* smilar and equally astounding na Alfred Tower, Victor Grandmaison land—a project which may take some time orily cleared up as they arose, we ture. T o ! i r “ n“ need for a large parking area to accommodate This apathy, in view of the fact and Ralph Harris, was very enjoy for the town doesn’t have the resources avail brought out by the recent recrea held meetings and numerous con The third problem, and one able. Three visiting Kiwanians ferences in various parts of the week’s vacation in New York. I the cars. able to complete the job immediately. But at tlon survey of the C. W. Hoyt Com which seemingly created consider were present and two of the mem Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Leavitt j j n other columns of this paper you readers btttiy. the,, that there is less interest areas on numerous occasions.** able controversy, had to do with. | bers were accompanied by guests. least we have made a start in the right direc Mr. Kalijarvi expressed surprise methods of controlling the water The president was unable to an end with Mr. Leavitt's father, Frank may behold the kind attention given this prob- thdil heretofore id New England as tion and we can safely predict that another a recreational area, may be mosf that so few people in this section areas* The commission advocates nounce the place of the next meet E. Leavitt, of North Beach. Law-jlem by the State Highway Department back ing because it is not definitely seven years won’t be needed to build a park harmful, argued the speaker. With were acquainted with the Great no dam at present and the even rence Leavitt is headmaster of Ver- in 193g The on, troubie is that the plan never 34 states now appropriating funds Bay area and then went on to out tual constj^iction of a tide-gate dam known whether the "Goody Cole mont Academy, Saxton’s River, , , . , • , , ing area. , CJ for recreational publicity every one line three or four of the main prob at the Sullivan Bridge, only if the Room” at Lamie's Tavern will be Vermont ' got any further than the drawing-board stage ready for occupancy by next Mon of its natural resources and like lems which the four-year study had need is demonstrated. Mrs. Margaret T. Barry and son I—like so many other proposed projects for brought out. Another minor and a fourth pro day. There will be a meeting of wise to offer every type of modern, the directors on Friday evening, S S S S aS aS r** 8“mmer ‘he of Hampton Beach. recreational business facility "with First, was the problem of access blem has to do with the use of cer to the waters of the Bay and he tain swamps, pasture lands and June 29 at the office of President Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Edgerly of It may also be noted in the legend of the a smile, with good-will and with Don Rand on High street. courteous hospitality.*' thoroughly explained that the pro scrub woodlands as a game sanc tuary. Manchester, N. H. recently stayed sketch that the same Daniel Dickinson who Thoughtless Visitors Mr. Kalijarvi called for a broad posals for acquisition of land for at their summer home at Smith’s . , .. ,, . In concluding his remarks the All of Mark Twain’s manuscripts Grove, North Beach. sPoke so prophetically at the annual Chamber view of the state's recreational pic this purpose were few in number and the areas to be acquired, rela executive director of the Planning were edited by his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dining and I °f Commerce and Precinct banquet a few Hampton and its beach has achieved a far- ture and said that although its ex ■“» » ■“» act dollar value was impossible to tively small in dimensions. He Commission touched upon still an ramily of------Exeter------nav^v returned— to vw. weeksween* agodgu was wab in m onun this inis plan.pian. Aa fewtew personspersons | reaching fame for its hospitality so that ^ 6aid that the Bay channels had be other problem—the problem of con tfSr,rtheUI8^mer0ttMra. n o ir c n m m o r rm ffo ota ‘•fPV« Eiean^p. a a wuti I have informed us that Dickinson * is the X only know a few words regarding thoughtlessness come filled with silt chiefly because trol. "We realize that a project of Baskets * Sweetgrass f the eel-grass had been destroyed this magnitude cannot simply be Dennett and son Brian, are visiting friend Hampton Beach has in the Highway on tke Part summer visitors will not be ISABELLE STANLEY V IS IT T H E by harmful waste chemicals, pro tossed at the people and because tbem- 'Department and that the Highway Commis- miscontrued- bably emanating form industrial of the statewide interest a purely PALM READINGS sioner is the real holdback in Concord. Every year the town spends thousands ol plants. Access will have to be local control organization is pre Buy More Bonds STANDISH made at points near channels and cluded," said Mr. Kalijarvi, "so. we 30 M arsh Ave. Foot B St. Whoever is at fault we will repeat here that dd"ars fo keep the beach and town clean and the channels will have to be kept combine the ideas of state and lo clear. He said the eminent domain ^the Highway Department has sadly neglected r 1'16 state also spends a large amount keeping GIFT SHOPPE provisions of the bill were intended HARRINGTON | the outstanding recreational resort in New lke roadsides trimmed and clean. primarily to permit the state to it secure these necessary access HOTEL of dollars the StatrS/spmt* , Ye' despite ade IV President at Seven Remember When? Lt. John R. Rowe With The Fifth Army, |ta, r— Sgt. Greenleaf Pickard, 8oJ, Flies Home On of Mrs. Helen Pickard, Perlkon Cottage Blvd., Seabrook Beach Two' Week Leave New Hampshire, has been cited Lt. John R. Rowe. USNR. and by the 86th Mountain Infantry his wife, Joyce Holm bring Rowe R egim ent of the Fifth Army's flew from Chicago here, Saturday. 10th Mountain Division and a- n m Lt. Rowe will spend his two-week w arded the Com bat Infantry, I leave with his wife at their home man Badge for actual partlcl. i in South Hampton, Mass. pation in combat against the I Lt. Rowe has been stationed at enemy in Italy. Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin as assis tant to the supervisor on ship build Standards for the badge are flag since April 1942. This ship high. The decoration is award, yard is a private-owned yard under ed to the Infantry soldier who ! government contract. When Lt has proved his fighting ability was assigned there, it was “nothing in combat. but a coal pile”. The biggCst prob lem was the fact that there were The handsome badge con no trained workers * sists of a silver rifle set against Immediately vocational schools a background of infantry blue, were set up and today 90 ships of enclosed in a silve r wreath. different types have been deliver LEARN TO RIDE CORRECTLY ed from Sturgeon Bay to East Coasts ports. These deliveries are D river F ined By We wonder how many people remember when Hampton Beach made down the Mississippi to New Dumas Hotel looked like this? At the time the above photo was taken there were only Orleans or up the St Lawrence to Court F or Hitting a few houses between the Casino property, then owned by Graves and Boston. Stables Ramsdell, and the world-famous mile long wooden bridge over Hampton Lt. Rowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. KING’S HIGHWAY Sailor At Reacli River, Atwood Rowe. Marsh avenue, is in charge of inspection and force trials NORTH SHORE One case was heard in Hamptoi and deliveries. He has done a large Municipal court Saturday will Police Foret; Hit President Harold W. Stoke. In line part in making this inland port of Tel. Hampton 2101 Judge Perkins presiding. James with the university custom, Profes great assistance to the war effort. Buy More War Bonds Today Ogunquit sor Scudder is relinguishing ad Garritty, of Lowell, Mass., was fined By Manpower While he was in Chicago last £10 and costs on a charge of opor f ministrative duties after a long week, he located “Larry" Tucker Playhouse term of service, but will continue and the two old friends had a pleas ating ac unreasonable speed, and = Shortage Again his teaching. Chairmanship of the on a second chairge fined ?15 ^ WEEK OF JULY 9th ant reunion in the famous Empire department will be assumed on Room at the Palmer House. costs for inadequate brakes. Por “THREE’S A FAMILY” The manpower shortage has a- July 1, by Dr. Sylvester H. Bing ice Chief Jerome F. Harkness pr* A farce by Phoebe and gain this year affected the Hamp ton Police* force as well as all other ham. associate professor of Eng ferred charges, with police officer Henry Ephron lish. Leavitt Magrath testifying. Directed by John Kirkpatrick institutions but in spite of that dif Mark Twain attended a log cabin Professor Scudder received his school until he was 12 years old. Garritty struck a sailor while drlf- ficulty, Chief of Police Jerome B. S. degree from Dartmouth in KATHERINE ALEXANDER Harkness has built up an efficient Ing along Ocean bouilevard Sundtf and DORO MERANDE 1903. From 1904 to 1913 he did June 25. The sailor received no to- body of men to maintain law and ?H\IUPS tXETtR Eves, at 8:30 Frl. Mat. at 2:30 order at the beach and in the vil newspaper work in New England. iWlWtWY ^ jurys except a leg bruise. 8 Prices: 76c to $2, plus tax lage. He was state publicity director for Tired? Hungry? -----■ — .. —1 the Federal Food. Administration P H O N E : W E L L S 70 They include: Chief of Police There were 1,440,000 marriage in 191S and in charge of publicity BOAR’S HEAD Harkness, Lester Brewster, Clifford for New Hampshire College, 1914- in the United States last year. Eastman, Ellsworth Hobbs, Albert & typical 9fjuv BaqJhn 23. INN Jacobs, John Keefe, Leavitt Ma In 1913 he became Instructor in grath. Charles Meeks, Scott Paul. English, being made full professor for Heads Leatherneck* STURGIS Gordon Ray, Roy Shaw and Clar 12 MILES—ROUT 101 C in 192S. Following a year of study PARTICULAR PEOPLE ence Schrock. at Cambridge University in Eng TAXI land. he returned to the Univer approved by Duncan Hines UNH English Head sity of New Hampshire and served DINNERS BY as head of the English department RESERVATIONS ONLY TELEPHONE To Retire July 1 from 1939 and acting dean of the College of Liberal Arts for two Hampton Beach Tel. 911 Durham, N. PL, June 28—Retire years. HAMPTON ment of Professor Harold H. Scud- der as head of the English depart ment of the University of New 864 Hampshire to become effective July 1 was announced today by Minute Mereh EARL’S MARKET Hampton Store GROCERIES FISH Div. Of E. G. C O L E Co. DELIGHTFUL s h o p LARGE NATIVE HAMPTON CENTER LOBSTERS — High Street — sho ppin g DISTRICT NEW LOCATION — ROCKY BEND Fine Furniture » _ Open Saturd OPEN 7:00 am - 9:00 pm TEL. HAMPTON 880 for Summer Homes «ween The Beach and P „ . I The BEACHCOMBER Have You He Have You Heard?^* w with her daughter Susan, of Lowell, The BEACHCOMBER That Tucky, cashier That those two blondea are ( are spending the summer here. j ing over a handsome undertak H. Judith Bean. WAC, daughter no has the best booth Kiwanis Discuss Have You Heard ? , * * Have You Heard? L of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bean of RIDE That Downer’s has a kitchen full Smith’s Colony, at North Beach Arthur L. Yeager* Hanover man. Plans For Circus of music-makers and jitterbugs? is at Campion's for his second sea received a promotion to first lieu CASINO HORSEBACK Carl Zelner, Bill Gardello, head son? ~ * tenant last week. Lt.~ Bean is sta STHAM 1 chef Joe Lanley, Danny (theflame) t h e a t r e Miles of private bridle paths At Beach July 30 Ready and so many others. tioned at Des Moines, Iowa. NEWBURYPORT HAMPTON BEACH through beautiful pine woods Patronize Our Advertisers leading to the sea. T Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pinkhain cele The Kiwanis Club of the Hamp 2:30 Eve: 7:16 4 9;0q tons* held an open meeting at Aie mei brated their 45th wedding anniver Private riding ring. Now Playing Ends uoub shows on rainy diji rivi sary, Thursday, June 20. Congrat new' Constance Hotel, formerly Culler’s at the Beach Monday night. wee ulations and gifts were received HUMPHREY BOGART HOOPER’S Hai from many friends. The couple are Host Edgar Lessard furnished the ALEXIS SMITH Ki wan laps with a hospitable re THEATRE Exeter hea summer residents of the beach. RIDING pou “CONFLICT” ception and the guests a \ery delec D on ald Telephone Exeter 270 Ion. SCHOOL table dinner which was greatly en for joyed. For A Pleasant Evening’s P eggy Ryu Just off U. S. Route 1 alse Instead of listening to a speaker, Sun. - Tues. July, at Breakfast Hill two items of business were taken side Entertainment Tel. R B 139 W. R Y E , N. H. Bal In Glorious Technicolor Patrick The up :.nd disbursed; first, th* riistri th is bntioiL along local business nlaces GEORGE RAFT Great” cl the glass banks used for the col mei OUTDOOR MOVIES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMl LY* , 9 JOHN WAYNE - ANN DVORAK day JOAN BENNETT lection of funds for the club's work VIVIAN BLAINE S h orts dim m ifB U R Y AUTO THEATRE among underprivileged children; JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT - VIRGINIA GREY — — — PEGGY ANN GARNER liau " — — — second, the coining Kiwanis circiiF. OMTHI BEACH ROAD SAUSBUR*, MASS-j Thurs. - Fri. & Sat OLYMPIA It was announced that plans are rLiJRlOVl'ONI«j NOB H IL L A J u ly 5-6-7 completed for Hi* first annual Ki “FLAME OF THE tioc PORTSMOUTH. N. H wanis Circus, thrill show and Carn er I NOW. ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT Veronica Lake - Sonny Tuflt ival which is to be held during the BARBARY COAST so 1 Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. week of July 30 at the old Golf bea GREER GARSON “Bring On The Ju ly 5-6-7 Driving Range on Winnacunnet GREGORY PECK road. ‘Jungle Captiv The circus, a Harlacher attrac CHARLES STARRETT - DUB TAYLOR V A L L E Y OF G irls” tion features wild annimals, horse, DECISION” S h orts with Otto Kruger pony and dog acts and several un HTY JANE GRAHAM - JIMMY WAKELY and Amelita Ward surpassed aerial attractions. It is — plus — an entertainment designed prim arily for children but providing a ROUGH RIDIN’ JUSTICE real thrill for grown-ups. ARCADIA ‘Belle of the Thousands of free tickets will be PORTSMOUTH. N. H OLYMPIA distributed to the boys and girls Continuous Show Friday & Saturday IN TT?CH*/tcoLo% T H E A T R E Y ukon’ of this vicinity by Kiwanians in HAMPTON BEACH with Randolph Scott business and friends of Kiwanis in K h NIS M O RG AN VXKPCYlL business—men who have a real in Mats. 2:30 Eve: 7:16 4 9:0 and Gypsy Rose Lee Chester (Boston Blackie) Morris terest in young America. The cir Continuous shows on rainy day* ‘‘UNDER SUSPICION” FO X N E W S cus begins Monday afternoon, July 30. « Jimmy Wakely - Dennis Moore Wed. - Thurs. July un. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed DOROTHY LAMOUR - ARTURO deCORDOVA “Springtime In Texas” July 8-9-10-11 Have You Heard? SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS Lana Turner - Laraine J. CARROL NAISH - FRANK McHUGH Sun. - Mon. - Tues. That Evvy at Randall’s celebrat also BUGS BUNNY COLOR CARTOON • ‘Within These ed her second wedding anniversary Eric.Von Stronheim and “K eep Your alone? Husband is overseas. “A MEDAL FOR BENNY” Mary Beth Hughes in Walls’ SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY “T H E GREAT Powder Dry’•r with Thomas Mitchell Love, Loot and Laughter . . . FLAMARION” and Mary Anderson EDWARD EVERETT HORTON - GLADYS GEORGE S h orts Maria Montez — Jon Hal Don Ameche - Carmen Miranda — plus — - ROBERT LIVINGSTON - RUTH TERRY “Greenwich Village” and Turlian Bey in Fri. - Sat. ‘Patrick The PORTSMOUTH, N. H Wed. - Thurs. Thurs. - Fri. - Sat Fred MacMurnay Great’ STEPPIN’ IN SOCIETY Richard Arlen - Gabby Hayes Claudette Colt^ George Sanders - Donna Reed with Donald O’Connor and Jane Frazee in Continuous Show Sunday and Monday “THE BIG BONANZA” and Peggy Ryan “THE PICTURE OF Practically RKO N E W S DORIAN GRAY” Tallulah Bankhead and — also — . ...where adventure lives William Bendix in Y ours” j Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Latest World News July 12-13-14 Cont. Sat. from 2:00 P. M Tues., Wed., Thurs., July 10-11-12 and romance ^ . A S h o rts j rules I ‘Enemy of the Humphrey Bogart and JOAN FONTAINE - GEORGE BRENT L a w ’ Alexis Smith in DENNIS O’KEEFE - DON DeFORE “CONFLICT” with Tex Ritter • FOR A MORE — added — RITA JOHNSON - WALTER ABEL and Dave O’Brien Musical Parade ,#BOOGIE WOOGIE” • « In Technicolor A LADY FIGHTS BACK THE AFFAIRS OF SUSAN For Whom the Cont Sun. & Mon. ■------c o -h it------Extra Show Tues. 11:30 A. M Bell Tolls’ UNDERCOVER M l ning Thurs. July 12 with Gary Cooper d MacMurray - Joan Leslie did# 70 m/to p+r hour to rtlLDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED and Ingrid Bergman “WHERE DO WE WE SELL WAR BONDS DAY AND NIGHT str#omfin#d trains on th* GO FROM HERE?" thrilling.....„ . rollmrviiw coasiar------— m ^ ***** ** - j FO X N E W S S a l is b u r y b e a c * m J The BEACHCOMBER at San Francisco The BEACHCOMBER Beach Notes j Have You Heard ? ] Cpl. Ralph Moulton, USA, who Is That Fred (no-hair) Donovan, ex stationed in Germany with an Anti- bouncer at the dance hall, now Third Girl Chemist Aircraft unit which operutes halt lieutenant (Jr) in. Uncle Sam’s Have You Heard? lracks, recently sent home to his Navy, was dancing with bis beauti l father. Mr. Ralph Moulton, owner ful wife at the Casino, Saturday [ of the Ashworth Hotel, a hox con- J night? Fred just returned from Paci Have You Heard ? j mining the complete equipment of j fic duty. Have You Heard? : a German paratrooper, including j yXv’5 ?:. > y.-. That Jacquie (McDermott) Niel * at > mi. That Leonard Galipeault. Fitch ' arms, clothes and money. LOAM * mmm PATORNIZE OUR ADVERTSERS son had a happy reunion with her burg, Mass, bowled 128 at the Fern- I Cpl. Moulton, who attended Flor-1 W ** .Wvi • § Mm husband who has just returned croft Bowling Alley’s recently? He | ida Military Academy entered th e; from overseas? is vacationing at Surfside Park. I Army in February 1942 and went | • overseas in November 1944 where; TEL. HAMPTON The Kentvilie 1 he served with General Patton’s Have You Heard 7 Have You Heard? ; Army. That June (The^Body) Koehler, located on ! The Hampton chapter ’•Bundles That “Hank” Bailey is the new 930 smoothie at Campion’s this season? Claire (Forever Amber) Crompton, Ocean Boulevard Loyce Bowers and Tucky are at the Hampton Beach, N. H. lie sure can model Campion’s zoo. FOR QUICK SERVICE suits. Auntie, of course? ALL ROOMS WITH HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER YOUNG’S Have You Heard ? Have You Heard? Pete, Smitty. Joe, Jim Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Goding, That A1 Fuller has returned to TAXI the Casino? (brother Bill is in the Army) are in OHaaMB Owners Room 3? TELEPHONE HAMPTON 950 Edythe W. Parker, 17, Evanston, I1L, shown as she conducts experi Have You Heard 7 President Harry S. Truman shown shaking hands with Secretary Have You Heard? ments In “laboratory" in kitchen of Stettinios on his arrival in San Francisco to bring down the curtain on That the “Auntie” lias new room her home. Edythe has been select the United Nations conference. Left to right are Sen. Tom ConnaP' PIC K Y O U R Dick Hemingway, former life ed as the third ranking girl chemist President Truman, Secretary Stettinius, Virginia Gildersleeve and S*J rules? in the United States and awarded Bloom. guard, looked stunning In his war a $1,500 scholarship to continue LOBSTERS rant officer’6 uniform when he visit studies at University of Rochester. Fresh Out Of The Have You Heard? ed at the beach, Sunday? WATER That Francis Murphy, star sales WHOLESALE — RETAIL l Eat a Good Breakfatt man at Campion’s, has a slick line Have You Heard? NEW of chatter for the carpet baggers? By Dr. J. B. Warren That Adrien McNamara, who UDGBT Tlie (Lobster used to push it over the counter at X - RAY POKER Have You Heard? the A. & P. is a Tufts Medical stu FASCINATING SKILLFUL Pound dent? Right now he is affiliating Valuable Variety Of Prizes DARLING-WILL That George really was going B O U L E V A R D You (King me a (formerly Yacht Club) dancing Saturday, but. at Danvers. HAMPTON BEACH CUP of coffee J Tel. Hampton 424 Have You Heard? Have You Heard? That Dud Ba!h, recently commis That “Freshie” Donovan visited the Beach last week? He is an ex- FISHING DANCING sioned in the Merchant Marine was BOATS and LINES down at the dance Saturday night A. & P. man, too. at the for Rent with his bride, Ginny? M RS. H. C. G IL M O R E AT HAMPTON RIVER BRIDGE Have You Heard? Barn Theatre T E L . 503 North Beach, Hampton Have You Heard? That Peg Allen is pulling a That Mrs. Flaherty’s homemade “down for the day” act now that TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Will is home? & SA T U R D A Y pies taste even better? As most stomachs get no food T H IS W E E K TRY THE from about 0 p. m. to 8 a. tn.» Have You Heard? about 14 hours, the stomach has A N D E V E R Y Have You Heard? had about 10 hours rest fro® HARBOR About the snappy new redecorat That Allen Bogrett, who used to work and practically all food li WEDNESDAY & hold down every job on the beach out of small intestine also. AD SATURDAY ing job Foley s just finished? Panel that is left of the meal of the ed walls and blue booths. is witih the Sth Division in Ger GRILL previous evening is the wastes DURING THE SUMMER many? .His wife, Paula and daugh ™rcugaif (d) Spain. lying in large intestine. ter. Sandy, are living in Rochester. At The Bridge answ ers To br. Thus as your stomach is reftj Have You Heard7 Hampton Beach ed and ready for food you should REDDY KILOWATT :• Foreign mir Visit Our That Wally Platt, handsome new ----- O P E N ----- eat a good breakfast It will give Have You Heard ? Your Electric Servant fa) Liberal. you strength and in most case* ticket-taker at the ballroom is 9:00 am — 1:00 am 3- (b) William Jen arouse* the large intestine and SANDWICH SHOPPE busier collecting phone numbers 4- Ninety pei. cenL Room S is cluttered up with Welcome to Hampton Beach, Folks. You c a bowel movement occurs. * than tickets? Sylvia. Rita, Jackie and Rose? ALL HOME COOKING . (d) Spain. ly picked the right spot for a real vacation 1 everything here to make your stay a ham P€°P C y°U U me€t here are the f> WHEN AT HAMPTON BEACH “Where you meet your old and neiv friends. if “As for me, I’m just the little guv vm, ^ 1 1 helpM . wh. will sh«rle„ Visit tag. H a m p t o n 1 The BEACHCOMBER The BEACHCOMBER Hampton, were married recently. RECORD CROWD — of World War I, who was recalled Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MacDon Beach Notes to active duty in July 1940. ald and* daughter, Jean, are staying (Continued from Pane Thrcni Who Said Hampton Beach Had A Parking Problem? Miss Barbara Butler, daughter of at The Lawrence House for the Mrs. Arthur S. Gregory and sis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ben Butler, is ter, Miss Lairnia Warburton, Fall fifth season. ported that coastal traffic was the entertaining Miss Ruth Ogden of . • • >4 - M River, Mass, with their guest. Grosse Pointe, Mich, and Miss Mr. Dinny Driscoll and Mr. afld heaviest Since wartime restrictions Miss Jeanette Baldi, Everett*. Mass, Thelma Ulrich o r Mt. Clements, Mrs. George Dawson of Ports Garage repair men were contin have arrived at their home on Lafa Mich, at her home at Nor.h Shore. mouth were guests of Mr. and Mrs ually busy fixing flats and repair- yette road. ing broaen parts ot cars which Mrs. Alice MacSwain and Mr. . Neil Lessard of the Mary-Neil Cot- Mrs. Gregory is the wife of Lt. I tage, Sunday. have been in use since before the Arthur S. Gregory. USNR, veteran Arthur L. Penhiman, formerly of war. With the temperature at 92 the traffic poured onto the beach American Prisoners say: in a double line. Cottages, hotels 1 and rooms are reserved far in ad 1 1 vance and those who had not made 4 arrangements had to seek rooms 1 It in private homes. I Express trains were crowded l m WANT TO GET with every seat taken and the c aisles filled with many standees. 0 All trains hauled as many extra t cars as permitted to handle- the vacation-bound passengers but un der ODT rulings no extra trains t BACK A T | B could be run. e A large number were swimming in tlie unusually warm water ot the ocean. Hal MacDonald’s band gave its four regular band concerts and at the second concert in the THE JABS evening at nine o’clock. Bill Elliot, the Singing Cop sang, receiving much applause. Also during the band concert, en tirely unexpected and delightful was the impromptu singing of a Merchant Marine, Ronnie Stuart, The above beautifully drawn sketch of a parking area designed to accommodate 4,000 automobiles should disprove any conten formerly a member of Charlie tion that Hampton Beach has a serious parking problem on its hands. The only drawback in that conclusion is the fact that although Spivak’s orchestra. the plans were made in 1938 nothing as yet has been done by the State Highway Department. Fishing was a favorite sport with The town of Hampton has just recently completed the purchase of a great part of the land proposed in the sketch and will now many. All day long the pier was proceed to build its own parking area to accommodate the tremendous influx of weekend visitors. filled with rod and reelers and the ‘'string, hook and clam” fisherman waiting for the illusive flounder. Have You H eard? mer visitors of the beach are stay rence Norton and daughter, Dotsy Beach Notes ing at the Grand Manor this season of Manchester, N. H. Many hired boats and went up That Aileen O’Leary,- former Hampton river to try their luck The Reddy’s of North Andover after a long absence. Miss Ann Penniman, senior at the Mahoney girl, is at the Casino pa are also spending their annual va Pfc. Robert Cushing, USMCR, there at high tide. Mrs. Fernald at per stand? University of New Hampshire next the Bridge said that by four P. M. cation at The Lawrence House. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Cush semester, is employed at Lamie’s Mrs. John D. Buzzell and son, alJ bait had been sold. H o w ev er ing, Exeter road, is spending a 30- Tavern for the summer. there was not as large a catch as Jackie, New Britain, Conn, are day overseas furlough with his par that of two weeks ago. spending the summer at The Max ents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Cush Food supplies were adequate for ine. ing, Exeter road after being dis FOR SERVICE Mrs. Paul Gallianno and children MATCH THCIRSFIRIT in the MIGHT? Saturday and Sunday, the only charged from the US Naval hospi ROSS GARAGE CALL of Long Island, N. Y., are spending tal at San*Diego, Cal. At the end HAMPTON BEACH shortage being the popular hotdog the summer at Hampton Beach. of his leave, the 20 year old vet by late Sunday afternoon. Many HAMPTON 401 Mrs. Osmond Collins and her eran of the Frist Marine Division visitors had taken no chances ho"* baby twins of Stoneham, Mass, and who was seriously wounded at STORAGE WAR LOAN DRIVE ever and brought their lunches with Mr. and Mrs. George Foss are Peleliu, will report to Camp Le- DAY W EEK them. Allied guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeune, S. C. where he will instruct ES, despite their long months and SOCONY But to come even close to matching New Hampshire Burbridge, Dover avenue. in GO mm motars. years of privation and suffering, Miss Carol Ann Dempsey of For Among the guests of Mr. and GAS OIL Y those gallant men, just released from their sacrifices, everyone here at That J^ave You Heard 7 filthy Jap Prison Camps, still have home must buy War Bonds until it rest Hills, L. I. is a guest of Mrs. Mrs. Paul Damour of Boar’s Head, X ^ m i o h t y Gas Co. FLATS FIXED GREASING their good old fighting spirit. They’re hurts. Buy double or treble the extra Kathleen V. Grandmaison, Ocean this week are Frank and Nellie itching to get back into the fight and War Bonds you’ve bought in any Boulevard. Norton, Mr. Norton Cox, Mr. and OPEN 8 A. M. — 10 P. M. give the Nips a taste of their own previous drive. Remember, this is 95 MARSH AVE. Margaret Murphy and Betty Mrs. Henry Cogswell all of Henni- medicine. really two drives in one. In the same Lemire of Haverhill, annual sum ker, N. H. and Mr. and Mrs. Law Let’s show them that we're not period last year, you were asked to High Tides quitting either 1 Let's match their subscribe to two War Loans. So let’s go, Americans. Our hard- V. s. r w ^ ert Pie»rea at spirit with our dollarsl Let’s make Guard Station, Hampton MAY WE BE OF SERVICE? this MIGHTY 7th War Loan the fighting Soldiers, Sailors and Ma - i.A CALL HAMPTON 2038 mightiest of them all! rines are giving their ALL. The least Time we can do is to lend our dollars. THURSDAY 8:15 am WAR LOAN 8:45 pm For Protection JOHNSON’S MILK FRIDAY ON YOUR SUMMER PROPERTY 0:15 am The Local Dealer mmooT-evYMSRt 9:45 pm d BIGGER WAR 60NPS SATURDAY 10:15 am Grade “A " Milk Family Milk 10:45 pm TOBEY AND MERRILL Homogenized Milk Chocolate Milk SUNDAY 11:15 am INSURANCE AGENCY Vitlmln “D" Milk Cream Contributed By 11:34) pm Retail HAMPTON MONDAY 12:00 am HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE PUBLISHING Stop Our Trucks TeL Hampton 564 COMPANY TUESDAY 10-0 12:30 am 8-r' I 1:00 pm g.9 WEDNESDAY 1:15 am 8-< 1:45 pm The BEACHCOMBER 14 The BEACHCOMBER Have You Heard? DEEDS OF VALOR— Wc* That Bill Glynn is a handsome Promoted new lieutenant in the Army? Grad iV uated from West Point, June 2, Lewis Robert Adams, 29, son VISIT and is now stationed with the sig of Mr. and Mrs. George A. ft THE CONSTANCE nal Corps at Fort Mommouth, N. J. Adams, Seabrook Beach has Bill who used to be life guard here been promoted to the rank of m Formerly The Cutler was captain of the swimming team lieutenant colonel. He i9 a ' V at West Point and for the first time tank battalion commander of Page’s SHORE DINNERS in many, many moons, in the Yale- the 16th Armored Division of West Point meet West Point was the 3rd Arm y now in Czechos .« Lobsters - Any Stlye victorious. lovakia which participated In the surrender of Pllsen. »• v W R estaurant Open To The Public L t Col. Adams graduated from Amesbury High school in NEAR MILE BRIDGE 1935 and Norwich university In THE' , ly - _____ 1939 with the rank of second ■ COMMANDER,DRESSED IN ARMY KHAKI LED MEN WITH ORDERS TO PE N E TR AT ECHERRqj i Jr PATSY’S lieutenant. He entered his mil WITH AMERICAN ASSAULT TROOPS AFTFfi PRINTING itary career in December 1939 w ■mk - LISHING AN OBSERVATION POSITION -H E WAS 4? SHORE DINNERS RADIO BACK REPORTS ON HARBOR AND P O c K , at Fort Knox, Ky. In August DINING ROOM 1944 he was graduated from TOM MANDER QUENTIN £ MENUS the Command and General Staff , * WALSH- — n LOBSTERS AND FISH B ST R E E T GftOTON,CONN ..COAST GUARD OFFICER ' .r •*. *• school at Fort Leavenworth, JJJ COMMAND OF k NAVAL RECONNAISSANCE i l l LETTERHEADS Kansas. From there he went f*R™^CREftQO(JR& CUEING Sensible Prices to Camp Shaffee, Ark., from FAMOUS STEAKS AND ENVELOPES LANDING o p er a t io n s ON THE — where he was sent overseas In NORMANDy PENINSULA . - BUSINESS CARDS February of this year. HAMPTON RIVER FRIED CLAMS PERSONAL CARDS His wife, is the former Betty Ann Hardy of Haverhill, Mass. THE MERRIMAC RECEIPTS They have a son, one year old. Sea Food From The Ocean ON THE OCEAN FRONT FOLDERS WALSH AND PARTY FOUGHT SALES BOOKS Beach Notes THEIR WAY TO TH E CHERBOURG To Your Plate The Same Day (Dup. & Trip.) WATERFRONT. RADIO CONTACT HOME COOKING IN ALL DINING ROOMS WITH THE NAVY COMMAND Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Young and WAS ESTABLISHED. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT AND INSPECT GUEST CHECKS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Penniman were RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS AUTOGRAPHIC visitors of Mrs. Marion Penniman OUR CLEAN KITCHEN REGISTER FORMS recently. Mr. Young, USAAF, is serving with the ground crew at kw*™**^ 3SSS2S EDGAR P. LESSARD Grenier Field, Manchester. Pvt. Elizabeth, Pvt. Marjory, and CALL Pvt. Fred Schaake, USA, of Pic. Anna Stanislaus all sisters in lethuen, Mass, is spending hLs re- ary Society of the Congregati the WAC. spent a furlough at the church in Boston was in charg HAMPTON 555 Breezes last week. Pfc. Anna cuperation furlough at the summer street ° P3[eUtS on Bra«ord 1 he opening * service of the j ^ n,Blaus 18 stationed at the Con- nmnity church last Sunday. r*; stitutbnai Building, Boston and her street, Hampton Beach p vt i ------“ iaaL t3UUUaj'- DIAMOND C MARKET And Solve * sisters are stationed in Youngs frnmn W&S recently released !. Mr* Carl Osborn of Miami, from a German POW camn. camp. *s spendiner n mnnth at town. O., their hometown. *s spending a month at his s WTHrrr Your Printing ^BeUiany Cottage Camp will open Robert Dushame, s 1/c n 0UR SNACK b a r ST>LL ROOM B O A R Modern Refrigeration Plant *1 Pir* • . •ndIDFMHE SAME FINE SERV,CI HAMPTON BEACH t e l e p h o n e AND CLEAN, WHOLESOME BAKERY h AM p t o n 2142 MR- » 0 Mrs. RALPH aT F° ° D ._____ LPH A- MOULTON, Proprietors TO/ TO/ IG: GAG AW1 GAG 1 PAG INI PAG 1 V The BEACHCOMBER Harold. Ralpli Blatcliford and son Donald, all of Hampton, had no dif Bass Reported ficulty taking limits of squaretails It’s Sun Fun Time! Running Well In and rainbows in the Ossipee section last weekend. They fished streams Hampton River like Pine river for the most part. Harold Secord, Seabrook, hurried With the New Hampshire fishing out of his house the other morning,. season open on all species of small- bright and early, so he would be one : mouth black bass, ‘‘the month of of the first on a small pond not far roses” thiB year becomes top fishing from home. William Sanborn, a month too. There are a number of neighbor, watched Seoord go. Then factors which are bringing this he dropped a line in Secord’s own about ice pond. He was still fishing when Late spring weather has delayed Secord came home. Harold asked the trout fishing; travel has been William: ”Did you catch any trout? restricted; with the pre-season Don’t answer that. If there were Btoeked trout not yet caught out, a any trout in Secord’s pond, Harold Summer Chronicles Of New Hampshire’s Seacoast Resorts second planting of trout has been Secord could catch then out of his completed in waters throughout the kitchen window—he wouldn’t need state. Moreover, trout are just com to go fishing elsewhere.” ing to life, particularly in northern Sanborn smiled quietly. '‘Well, V O L . X IX ., N O . 3 iJXSFSSfEZ*. WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1945 FREE DISTRIBUTION Granite State waters; like the Harold,” he replied, pulling an 18 anglers, fish have been held back by inch rainbow from his creel, “I did cold, wet weather. not catch many fish in your pond Pickerel, perch, hornpout and but I’m pleased with this one, any other pan-fish appear to be more how.' abundant than usual while fisher- What Secord said then, cannot men have been fewer than In normal be quoted. times. In the service or defense Salt-water species are coming to plants, sportsmen have not been lire, too. Fishing in Hampton river able to do a great deal of ice-fishiug with Roger Moore last week, the during the whiter months and this writer and Moore each hit one nice reacts favorably for the the pond striped bass. Returning the follow fishermen now. ing day, the writer took three fish— Selectman Elroy Shaw, his son top weighing eight pounds; the other two, six and four pounds. Moore operated his outboard motor and pulled in a five pounder mean while. Another couple took eight stripers farther up-river. School fish probably will have arrived by the timeahis is published. STORE Hold Rites For Popularly Called The 10c Store I ; George F. Cuddy Funeral services for George F. LOCATED ON Cuddy, well known resident of Law rence, who died very suddenly at B STREET his home Friday, June 29, were am held Tuesday morning with a Churnh HSh ma33 in St- Patrick’s Church, Hampton Beach. Has What You Mr. Cuddy, president of M Car ;ey Co., is the father of George Need For Your Russell Cuddy, owner of Co^y e ve SC0res of fashion-hit swim suits—smartly Corner Cafe. Hampton Beach Be yours for all summer. Make it a point to visit our Cottage s'ies «• ™ .>» ■..*« bu.f,: sur wear department this week while selections are still good. Houseware Stationery ONE- & TWO-PIECE SUITS Hardware Dishes Sizes 32 - 40 UTE - BLUE - CORAL - BLACK > - LIME. PRINTS & STRIPES Horseback Riding- Along The Sands A Popular Sport. c B. French Children’s Day To Be Held July 26 M O U T H s LEADING DEPARTMENT s t o r e 1 m a r k e t PORTSMOUTH