THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1942

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New Set-Up For Car Rationing is Announced New regulations governing the rationing of automobiles in Cape May County were received this week by Robert K. Bell, Ocean City attorney, who recently was appointed Cape May County Quota Authority. From the Office of Price Administration, Washington, came the following instructions: "With reference' to Form R-206 already distributed for second inventory of new passenger cart and tracks starting as of close of business February 28, dealers, distributors, finance companies and banks will report on Fora R-206 in same manner as first inventory on Form R-204. "Local boards will follow same instructions except for change in dates and the cars and trucks to be covered. "Second inventory on R-206 indndes only new passenger cars and trucks shipped from factories on or after January 16 with pool stkker attached and received by close of business February 28. Forms must be filed between March 1 and March 8 inclusive. “Local boards should be requested to report to you status of this inventory report for their areas as of close of business March 8. "Please instruct local boards to proceed accordingly and refer them to instructions for handling first inventory pending receipt of instruction letter dealing specifically with R-206 report. ‘‘After careful consideration of the problem of distributing the available light, medium and heavy tracks and truck trailers, it has been 'decided that the War Production Board will undertake this distribution. "A rationing plan covering trucks of all capacities and track trailers is being developed by the War Production Board and this plan . will utilize the experience, facilities and recommendations of the Office of Defense Transporta"As the Office of Price Administration, state administrators or local boards will not deal with the track program, any inquiries regarding trucks or trailers should be directed to the War Production Board, Washington, D. C., pending full announcement shortly of the procedure and operation of the rationing plan. “Other persons seeking delivery of passenger automobiles purchased prior to January 1 may not be able to meet classifications under either rationing order. Please send to Washington office details concerning any /Such sales which you after investigation have determined were bonafide transactions but whkh did not come within the regulations written and where a hardship might result from denial of application. Washington office will appraise these cases with idea of affording such relief as may be feasible in view of restricted number of automobiles available for distribution,” the letter doded.

British War Relief. He has his own studio in New York and is a director and teacher of the drama in the winter season. He has been recently the leader of the Sherman Square Players who toured the soldiers' camps around New York. He is furthermore. a writer of „j mean ability. At the age of 16 he wrote the well-known oneact play “The Camberley Triangle" which was sold in London and produced there. And two of his one-acts are being produced in New York this season. (Possibly he can be persuaded to let the Cape Theatre stage one *' ‘ s several short plays). And in addition he is an artist, especially. of water color pictures of flowers, birds, and dogs. Many of his pictures have been exhibited in the Anderson Gallery in New York and several New York art shops carry his work. ^ His association with the Cape Theatre insures the company and the audience that in the theatre membership is a man of culture, a man of the theatre, and a man of the world. Next week: W. James Bedell, well-liked character man of last year. Further note: Florem Ames, character man in the .1940 season, is now one of the toasts of New York. He is an overnight sensation for his great work playing the leading male roles in toe Gilbert and Sullivan operetta revivals. Brooks Atkinson, drama critic of The New York Times, says that in some of his parts he is the best actor he has ever seen.

Cape Theatre Who’s Who By the Observer Philip Earle, already known t many people in Cape May for his work in the winter theatre, will return for the summer session as director of the apprentice group. He will double also as one of toe leading actors of toe professional company, but this will be no particular hardship for Mr. Earle, is always ready vote all his waking hours drama and its friends. Mr. Earle is noted as a “quick study”, and in the opinion of T. C. Upham, director of the theatre, he is the most rapid in learning a part of any actor he has

ever seen.

Now in early middle life Mr. Earle is at that age when he can still with ease play parts of men of 26 and can also play equally well any role of men of middle age and. old age, as he showed this 'winter in the productions at St Mary’s Hall.. His experience covers a period of 20 years in the theatre in all its branches. Years ago he played in England. He was a friend and fellow-actor with Clive Brook in pictures and he appeared also in the films with Evelyn B(ent and • other stars. Coming to North America he had a long stock experience in leading roles in var--ions cities in this country and for four years at Hamilton and Toronto, Ontario. On Broadway his most famous role was perhaps the part of the second male lead in the long-run success “Young Woodley" with Glenn Hunter. The well authenticated story is that at many cities on the road tour of that play audiences and placed his performances ahead WI that of Glenn Hunter himself. He played also in New York in “Exit the Queen", "Jungle Fever”, and other plays. He made a long tour of the country in the famous play "Stella Dallas" with Mrs. Leslie Carter. And for two years he had an important part in that equally famous war melodrama “Seventh Heaven”. Mr. Earle, though English born and English to a slight extent in his speech and manners, is just ms -much at home in parts that are thoroughly American, and he himself is American to the core, though he has recently been producing Elizabethan drama for

NOTICE TO UlffXT CREDITORS

.Pursuant

HARRY W. BELU Do-

i order of

i the

sixth day or ’March. .. the application of «ht Executrix of said decee hereby givetr to the credit!

deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affirmation their claims and demands again:’ ‘ estate of said deceased wlthl.. ..... months'from the sixth day of March. A. D. 1941. or they will be forever barred of any action against Uu

subscriber.

Dated March 6th. A. D. 1942. REBECCA BELL. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. Proctor.

By virtu* of an order of the Orphans- Court of the County of Cape May. made on the Eighteenth day of February. nineteen hundred and forty-two. the subscriber, Subst tlonary Administratrix c. t. a. of Estate of Frank B. Mocray. deceit

^ 23, 1942,

afternoon, sel

... the Sheri fPi Court House, at Cape

public

Office. In me

May Court Hi First—An equal undivided half Interest of ALL that Island, or Tract of Land, meadow, Marsh and Oyater Ground. Situate In Middle Township. Cape May County and Western Division of New Jersey: bounded by Dead Thoroughfare. Drum Thoroughfare and Little, or Jacoby's Sound; and by the third course of Tract Number Three of a survey of 1628.

I Tract

made to Peter Shields and) n Liber KK. page S etc.; being more particularly

'-4122. Real Estate Co. for of Hew Jersey. by virtue of plurlee writ of tlon out of said court Fom

BEGINNING at therly side of Dead Thoroughfare ui bearing north fifty-six degrees ■Irty minutes west, three hundred .eat from the third corner of said Tract Number Three of aforesaid survey to Peter Shields: from which pjet the lantern on the Hereford * '.ghthouse at Arglesea bears south .. ,e degrees fifty minutes east: the ct'poH of the Life Saving Station at Slone Harbor bears south elghty-two decrees forty-sight minutes east: the westernmost point of Nummy's Island bears south seven degrees *—— *— minutes east; from said point extending <1) north fifty-Six degrees thirty minutes west, four hundred slxty-one feet: thence (I) north thirty-five degrees four minutes west, two hundred nlnety-Ove feet; thence (I) north fifteen degrees fifty minutes west, three hundred eighteen feet; thence (4) north seventeen degrees cast, seven hundred fourteen feet: thence (6) north twenty-two degrees fiftytwo minutes east, three hundred nineteen feet; thence (6) • north seventy-nine degrees fifty-eight minutes esst, three hundred ninetyfeet; thence C?) south thirtydegrees fifty-eight minutes east, three hundred fifty-four feet: thence "• north seventy-*lx degrees thlrtyminutes east, four hundred thirteen feet: thence (9) north thirty-nine degrees forty-two minutes east, five hundred five feet; thence (10) south fifty-two minutes west, four hundred fourteen feet: thence (11) north fifty-five degrees forty-eight minutes east, two hun- ■ ‘ 'ghty-nlne feet: thence (12) four hundred ninety-two feet: (IS) south flfty-elx degrees --.-o minutes east, four hundred slxty-one and three tenths feet: thence (14) south seventy-five degrees west four hundred sixty feet; thence (16) south thirty-five degrees west, two hundred thirtyfive feet: thence (16) south thirtyfour degrees east two hundred twenty-five feet; thence (17) south seventy degrees east, three hundred forty-three feet: thence (18) south sixty-four degrees twenty-six minutes west, thirteen hundred seventyeight feet: thence (19) north fiftysix degrees thirty minutes west three hundred feet to the place ol beginning: Contnlninc sixty-seven acres and fifty-eight hundredths of ar acre of land. Meadow. Marsh and Oyater Ground, strict measure. BEING the same land which C Chester Craig by deed dated October 17. 1910. and recorded in Cape May County Clerk's Office In Book Nc 258 of Deeds, at pages 66.&C.. rec order! In Surveyor General's Offic at Burlington. In Book 1 of Deeds page 310. granted unto Frank E Mecrny and John W. Mecray: ani the survey of which Is recorded h. Cape May County Clerk's Office in Book 256 of Deeds, page 121 Ae.. an!" of record In Liber KK of Surveys pages 56.&C.. in Surveyor General'!

Office.

Second—An equal undivided fourth Interest of ALL that certali ' ' " land and premises situate Northeasterly side of Decatur Street In the City of Cape Mi BEGINNING at tl corner of land late of Barrett, and running thence along the said Northeasterly side line of saffT Decatur Street Northwestwardly. thirty-six and four tenths (36.4 * --•— Uu>d afl

To Colonial Trust

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the date hereof, in a cause wherein the City of Cape May is complainant and the Cape May Real Estate Company and others " defendants, you are required appear and answer the complains bill of complaint on or before April -1. next, or the said bill wlU '

Jcen as confessed against you.

Said bill Is filed to foreclose (he right of redemption in a certain certificate of tax sale made by Gilbert C. Hughes collector of * — the City of Cape May. the bolder thereof, dated February 10, 1SJ0. recorded In the Cape May County Clerk's office. In mortgage book 359. page 162 and covers land In the City of Cape May. situate -* **— || * corner of Wl

Texas avenue; thence

north along the southeasterly line of Washington street to the corner of lands conveyed by Cape May Real Estate Co. to the City of Cep* May for street purposes and bounded partially by lands conveyed by Peter Shield*, et ux to Cape May Real

hleld*. e

Estate Co . Physlck to Cape May Co., and Texas avenue and also known as Block 161, lot 1. on the tax map of the City of Cape May. And you the Colonial Trust Co. trustee are made a defendant because It Is alleged you recovered a judgment In the New Jersey Supreme Court against the Cape May

-ray. conveyed t 9fl) by Jeremiah Mec ending Northeastwa Southeast side Hr

this day ray: then

Columbia House property, th Southeastward))- by said land formerly Columbia House property, thirty-six and four tenths (36.4) feet lo said land lale of Thomas H Barrett: thence thereby Southwestwardly nlncty-alx and six tenths (96.6) feet to said side line of said street and place of beginning. Dated. February 24. 1942. HARRIET MECRAY PERRINE, Substitutionary Administratrix c. t. a., of the Estate of Frank B. Mecray. deceased. LEWIS T STEVENS. Proctor. 2-26-4t-pf|53.04

ordln

luthor

t needed for public

owned by the Borough of West Cape May a

fixing minimum prices.

The Board of Commissioners of the Borough of West Cape May. N. J. d(

ordain.

Sec. 1 It Is hereby determined that the within described list of properties. described by block and lot number. In accordance with the official tax map of the Borough, are not needed for public use. - - - - buildings are heraby authorized to he sold at private sales, the minimum prices hereby determined by the Board of Cot

Rich, then sheriff sold or all -- sell the premises desert i bill of complaint, but by possible Invalidity of the o levy under said Judgment

h,vc some Inter*

And you Franklin 8. Jerome. Earl ' Charles- D. Tdxtepoff. -ustees under the will atthiee. deceased, arc a because It Is altegI George K- Matthtes being sed and entitled to several

Carlisle J. Gleason: Clayton 8. Boles and Carlisle J. Gleason - and Bail B. _ '

via Appelbaum are made defendants because Elizabeth L. Bennett, widow, conveyed to you by deed of release and quit claim certain land " [bed. forming no part

a defendant because you are the wife of Joseph Einstein and you Edward Appelbaum are made a defendant because you are the husband of

Sylvia Appelbaum.

And you Noah Knowles and Aubrey Knowles are made defendants because you are In possession of a building and curtilage covering some portion of the land In question. Dated Feb. 20. 1942. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. Solicitor of complainant.

222 Decatur sL Cape May. N. J.

NEW,

BOROUGH OF SOUTH CAPE MAY

JERSEY

CORLBOTOR'8 8ALB OP UNPAID TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND OTH: MUNICIPAL CHARGES ON REAL PROPERTY IN THE BOROUGH SOUTH CAPE MAT, IN THE COUNTY OP CAPE MAY, I STATE OP NEW JERSEY

NOTICE OP BALE

PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby given by Mary A. Kelly. Collec

of The Borough of South Cape May. In the County of Cape May. in tne state of New Jersey, that she will offer and expose for sale and sell at public sale all the lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate, in the Borough of South Cape May. In the County of Cape May. In the State of New Jersey, hereinafter listed upon which the taxes for 1940 and Prior years, remain unpaid In order to make the amount chargeable against said lands, on the first day of July. A. D. 1941. as computed In the following list together with Interest on the said amount from the said first of July A. D. 1941. at tho rate of eight (8) percent per annum to the date of said sale, and the cost of sale, pursuant to the provisions of Act of Legislature of the State of New Jersey entitled. "An Act concerning Unpaid Taxes. Assessments, and other Mupjclpal Charges on real property in providing for the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement of liens thereon" (Revision of 1915) Chapter No. 237 of the laws of 1918 of New Jersey. Pages 883. etc. ami

supplements thereto and amendments thereof.

The said sale will take place at the Borough Hall. South Cape May. In

the County of Cape May. In the State of New Jersey, on

SATURDAY. APRIL ELEVENTH

A. D. Nineteen Hundred and Forty-two (1942) at the hour of Two (2) o'clock

In the afternoon of th* paid day.

Municipal

Marguerite „

Milton HlnlelnSarah Kelly

James G. & Marg. W. wirttiiii

gAi-ah Kelly

Sarah Kelly

Donato LapeLoo

IV- L. Franck ... Milano Barthalomew 1 A. Laugh ran Donato Lapetlno if™- J - w - Bolster Mrs. John Monteure !!' Union National Bank Isaac H. Dai’s John 8. Burcher . George A Mary Wagner Mrs. Anna Tyson ... . Edward Hoffman Lillie Gabel ™ . i!'! " E. B. Martin Lillie M. Zimmerman Howell Erneat John Orr

Ihony Notarofi

r of Taxes

Edward 'Hagen Jennie Richardson John B. Armbright John Montcmura Jennie Richardson Sabatlno De Medio Unknown r Edward F. A- Teresa Burcher . Alfred H. & Mabel M. Brown E. Sllbcrsteln O. W. La (forty Margaret M. Shaw E. P. Casey Estate Misses Alice & Adclaid Megond Viola K Grnser Willard P. & Emma Errlckson Unknown ~ C. F. F. Randerllnn Est Union Auditorium Wm. B. A Ellx. W. Webb

Total A Lot Chargeable t Part 13 Pari 15

7A/‘

n Colga

Unknown Elsie M. I-ogsn Edward Hagen .

South Cape May lm| Dr. Jesse W. Thatch South Cape May Imi

Unknown Lillie Gabel John E. Mulherln . . W. Conway - ..ion National Bank . Union National Bank Union National Bank Charles It Nahn . . F. F. Sanderiine

J. Bonsai Margaret Gorman John J. Mtillahy ... J. Christ Estate F. G. Gabel Board of Home Missions'! " O. A. Fow R. B. Bloom C. Algoe L. S. Richards ... ’ Mrs. M. Hogg .. ““'t- A. Lahey .... hyP ton Son * Milton Hinlien Elmer H. Locke South Cape May Imp. Cn. Lillie Gabel J. J. Harrigan •>n Opr Estate McCann F. ^Joseph O'nell Leonard Rice . ••an- M. A John L. Tun! John Orr Estate E. A. McKlever ..... *-• 1 L. Smith - —->n National Bank E. M Kirby Estate Edith M. Schmmlll G. Abel J F. Baler G. M. Clarke .....' ' ' i Randle ... rilnon Samuel R. Slekels Mrs. C. G. Wills Mrs. C. G. Wills L. S Richards Edward Hagen

Plot No. No.

F L. Lem G. P. Lem H. Chain.

Unknown . Unknown Edward Hagen

ARNOLD TRACT

Price for both

Sec. 2 This list of properties with their minimum prices as set forth

n section 1. shall

(a) be posted in the Borough Hall. (b) be made available for distribution. Sec. 3 Such sales may be made for cash or upon credit, subject to such -ondltlons for the payment of the purchase price as the Commissioners by (•solution, may determine, which resolution may also Impose conditions nd restrictions on the use to be made of such lands. See 4 No private sales made hereunder shall become effective until -Stifled*by a resolution of the Board of Commissioners. " ' — ales arc authorized to be made heVeunder until Decem-

r SI. 1942.

Sec. 6

ordinance shall take effect Immediately upon final pass: The Board of Commissioners of the Borough of West Cape May. FRANK L BENNETT. Mayor JOHN J. STEWART cecil McCullough )9ALL. Acting Clerk. Commission*

adjourned meeting, March 6. 1942. and will be considered on sec for final passage at the Borough Hail, on Tuesday. April 7. o'clock p. m.. at-which Umc a public hearing will be held thereon E. V. EDSALL. Act

3-i:-lt-pf»16.8t)

CAPS KAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY

TASKS FOR 1942 1941 State School (EsUmate for 1941)8 1.405.00 I 1.401.14 State Soldiers' Bonus Bond

County

(a) General County .(Estimate for 1942) 1.699.00 2.697.70 (c) County Library .(Estimate for 1942) 121.00 120.07 Local District Schools .(EsUmate for 1942) 10.955 00 10,955.00 Local .Purposes 10,695.20 (a) As shown by Budget Less Bank Stock Tax 10.994.66 Totals 26.806.20 26.199.47 Funds (Allotted for 1942) 2.000.00 2.228.11 Tax Rate (Estintated frfr 1942) 5.70 5.45 --12-lt-pf$4.00

2.803.96 97.58 9.540.00

a Sayre

Edward Ha*

Union National Bank Unknown

Edward Hagen Edward Hagen

Unknown Unknown Maud Romenter Amanda M. W. Landerdalr Union National Bank Amanda M. W. Landerdalc

John Orr Estate Unknown John Orr Estate . Unknown

Mary A. Longwell .... L. 8. Richards J. H. Lock Jane Smith Moritz ... H. J. Erdman Edith H. W. Rhoades . Dr. David Umstead

24. 26. 28. SO. 32.

!/3 of 26. 26

20. 32. 34. 36

26. 25. 30. 32 12. 15. 17. 19. 2 23. 25. 27

26. 28 30. 32. 34. 36 IS. 15. Part 17

9. 11 13. IS. 1' 25. 27 31 33. 35

14.17 17.42 24.82 20.12 17.48

51.71 12.22 24.42

87.89 18.10 10.57

28. 30. 32. 34

Phillip A Joe PaJnol

Union National Bank 67 Horry Underwood 67 Union National Bank 67 Union National Bank 68 Union National Bank 68 Union National Bank 69 u-lon National Bank 69 John Orr 70 John Orr 70 etrl'B V Riley 70 O. A Fow 70 11 Speeht ,(> John Orr 71 A Cartwright 71 John Orr 71 Madeline Muller . 71 John Orr 71 Lillie Gabel 71 Madeline Muller 71 Milton Hinlien 72 John G R. Rodgers 74 Wm. Lantz 75 Mrs. Patrick Welsh 76 Union National Bank 76 J. Paul 76 Arthur E. Buckholz 76 Union National'Bank 76 J R. A T. C. Stevenson 75 W. Garrett 76 Union National Bank 76 Union National Bank 76 Walter R-shton 7* Wm. Middleton 78 Charles Reger .V» 79 A. E. Nahm 79 J. P. Teaz 79 J. Hilroyd Estate 83 Henry Lammertz 83 Wm. J. Sandy. Jr. 83 Cane May Building A Loan 90 4b 91 Clara F. Henry 92 Mr* Jot’n C. Allen 93 A 94 J M. Hildreth 100 8-12-4t-pf3282.54

37. 39. 41 36. 38. 40 29. 31 38, 30, 33

716.28 19.74 170.77 13L77