. ‘PWW»« AY. FEBRUARY 18, 1943

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[Homemakers Save Fats For War Effort With the Cape May County quota fcr household fate set by the Salvage Division of the War Production Board at 5,800 pounds per month, the County Salvage Committee this week urged that all housewives save all their fats and sell them to their butchers. Fats are one of the most important war materials, according k to the War Production Board. F Glycerine is made from fats,* and gunpowder is made from glycerine. Glycerine also is used in gun recoil mechanism, ships’ steering gears, depth charge releases, and , in medicine for fighting men. ' . “We are using up glycerine faster than we are making it," according to the Salvage Committee’ aUtement. “We are ^sing up our reserve. If this continues, the time will come when we will not have enough to fight the war—when , some gun wul not fire because there is no glycerine. That is way to lose the war. “If every housewife would save ! all her kitchen fat, there would be ► sufficient. After the housewife has used kitchen fat in preparing food, she strains it through an ordinary strainer into a can. Solid | fat, she melts down. -When she > has a convenient amount, she takes it to the butcher, who pays her four cents a pound. The butcher sells r to a Tenderer for iust enough to ! cover the cost of handling. The Tenderer makes tallow and sells either to a soap manufacturer or a fat splitter. The soap maker gets glycerine as a by-product. The fat 'splitter gets glyercine by a chemical process. Both sell the glycerine

for war use.

“In four weeks after the housewife sells -waste? fat to the butcher, it may be firing an anti-aircraft » cannon. Bu*. she , must keep on ' saving and selling it, for the cannon has to keep on firing until the war is won, andSt_keeps on using

up glycerine.’’

* Farm Labor Facts Are Revealed By Survey COURT HOUSE — Cape May County has 103 vegetable farms. 87 poultry farms, 56 general, 23 dairy and six fruit farms, it was disdoaed in a farm-to-farm survey Conducted recently by the Extension Service Volunteer Corps. The section of the survey devoted to labor requirements showed that 640 family workers are needed for 1943, according to estimates of county farmers. One hundred and seventy- full-time hired workers

will be needed.

. Other estimates of labor required for the current year foubw: Seasonal workers, men, ISO; women, 60; boys and girls, family, 120; boys and girls, not of the fam-

r ily, 100.

“Taken as a whole, these farms at that time intended to increase -production one per cent,” said Henry H. White, county agricultural agent. “Poultry was toincrease nine per cent and frujf two per cent. Intended decreases were vegetables two per cent and dairy

products eight per cent.

' - “Tl»e farmers listed in .order of importance their chief bottlenecks » or problems as labor, fertilizer, feed and supplies, trucks and

equipment and machinery."

Of family workers who have left | the farms in Cape May County,’ 64 per cent have gone into the armed forces, 21‘ per cent into in- « dustry and 15 per cent to other

farms

Of hired workers who have left county farms, 53 per cent have gone into industry. 25 per cent to other farms and 23 per cent ■armed forces.

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AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE AND LICENSE TAXI-CABS AND THE OWNERS AND OPERATORS THEREOF OPERATING IN THE CITY OF CAPE MAY. IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAT AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. FIXING FEES AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BT THE CITY COMMISSIONERS of the City of Cape May, in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, —

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which accepts passengers for transportation from points or places to points or places within or without the said City.. "DRIVER” means any person who ives a taxicab within this City. "OWNER" means any person. < ration or association In wb me title to any taxicab Is reglsterwlth the New Jersey Deportment Motor Vehicles, or who appears such records to be the conditional ndee or leasee thereof.

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said City Commissioners — _ -- Ing thereof to be held ai the City Hall in said City and County on the Twenty Sixth day of Febroary. 194*. 11:30 A_ M.. St City Hall. Washington and Ocean Streets. Cspe May City. N. J-. at which time and place all persons so desiring may be heard *<— —Ith said ordInane

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sloners may. in

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each "Taxicab Driver's License" hereeach year or portion of a year for (SSO.OO) for each year or port on of a year for which the Uoenae Is issued or renewed. Such fees shall not be

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funded fo. — upon the denial of an appUiAtion for Issuance or renewal of a license by the City Commissioners, ninety per cent of the fee deposited shall be ~

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State of Now | Complainant, /

of being a dis, violation of Tlue »«. — and Traffic Regulation”, of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey, or who violates any provision of this ordinance or'bas any judgment unsatisfied of record against him arising' out of an automobile accident or v-ho Is an ;n cltlxen of any nation between om and the United States of Amera state of war exists or who i mode false answers in his ap-

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The Complainant ha

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iudget of the Township of Lower, County of Capa May for the

nm.-ai yew* 194k.

BE IT RESOLVED, that the following s propnatlons shaU constitute the local budget ..i-- v-e tmiD-eut.-o RKSOLVKD that said hi of ikth day of rabruary. i wnshlTl^fnrmlUoe'ofNh^Townahl^of Dower, County of CajssJMar ° n ^'hearing on^the budget and tax resolution will be bald at Township Halt onElghth of Marchl943, at * o'clock. P. M. at »hlch Urns and ptooe objections to said budget and lax resolution of the Township of lower for the year 1941 may be preseoted^by Wp (Required by kevlsed Statutes Section 40^-14)^ X8 FOB 19«3 (Estimate for 1941) 9.Z7A91 County ..(Estimate for 1941) S.990.00 Library ..(Estimate for 1949) 900.00 Local District Schools . (Estimate for 1041) IT.646.34 d Purposes 96,109.99 ) As shown by Budget Leas Bank

(Allotted for 1943) 7.900.00 7,900.00

, Harry Hugi d Corwin, bolem Corwin. F red -in, Maude Llchty Perrin, Erin

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Tour Township Committee beg to report sldered the Budget for the year 1949. . We find that the Collector —"—'

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they hare carefully con*

I fleeted sixty two per cent of the taxes

The District Tax-

, 'fifty per cent of these assessments for said purpooses and the amount uncollected must be made up In the 1948 Budget, as the recent law makes the Township responsible for the collection and payment of these The rate' will therefore be Increased a little, especially as the n County has Increased thirty cents per hundred assessed valuatioe

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First Lighting District Election. Lower Township. New Jersey. Saturday, February 90. 1941. Villas Fire House. Villas. New Jersey. Polls open 1 to 7 P. M. Three members to be elected for ** >emr cnjFTAV A BIEN JAMES MEEHAN HARRT G. 8ILCOX Amount necessary for current operations and expenses for the enBmlget .. -g.81,890.00 Current Expense . 180-90

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Mid be retained with the application form uni ess the application shall be issued. In which event one of such photographs shall be permanently affixed to the license card in a space provided thereon. . SECTION 11. Every applicant for a “Taxicab Driver's License" shall, at the time of filing his application, be fingerprinted at such place-and by such agency as the City Commissioners shall from time to time direct; an Impression of such fingerprints shall thereupon be forwarded forthwith by the City Clerk to the Bureau of Identification of the New Jersey State Police for a report bf applicant's criminal record which report Mvcd shall be permanently the application before conthereof by City Oommls-

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iviction thereof, be subji

to a nne not exceeding two hundi dollars, or Imprison me"' in i

County jail for a term nc. ....

ninety days. In the discretion __ . magistrate by whom such person

convicted,

SECTI6N 97. AH ordinances a parts of ordinances inconslstn the provision hereof are. to ' tent of such Inconsistency, hereby re-

pealed.

SECTION 99. This Ordlm take effect upon final publication according t

th Rudln. Cook, a said lands and premises described the amend' d bill of complaint. Dated: January 99. 1943. SAUL A. WITTES. Solicitor of Complainant. 1143 East Jersey Street. Elisabeth. New Jersey. 9-11-4 ta-pf»90.r'

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Reflecting the greatly increased purchasing imparity of American families, life insurance is showing increased purchases and sharply decreased emergency withdrawals in the .first quarter

of 1942.

Notice Is hereby given that a Writ of Attachment, at the suit of Georgs Ogden & Son Co. against the righto and credits, money* and effects, goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Wise A Smith Co, Ine-non-resldent debtors, for the sum of Four Hundred Twenty Two Dollars and twelve cants. Issued out of said Court on January 13. 1949. returnable on the 11th day of February, next and returned Into Court, duly executed by the Sheriff of the County of Cape May. In the State of Now Jersey, on the 99th day of January. A D. 1949; STIRLING W. COLE. dark. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGK. Attorney. 1-31-6 te-pf|19.99

of the subscriber. Executor of . said deceased, notice to hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under oath affirmation their claim* and do- - ...unds against the estate of said deceased within six months from the third dav of February. A. D. 1949. or they will be forever barred of any action against the subscriber. Dated February 3. A D. 1941. T. MILLET HAND. T. Mil.LET HAND. Proctor, Cape May. N. J. 3-4-Sts-pf99.99

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