Blair ' Blanton, Newport News, Virginia, a ahipwarker for - 48 yean, received the fint lapel pin awarded by tile Navy td workers Naval vessels. Classified M Section FOUND FOUND—A way to lose those bulges. Consult the Spencer Corsetiere, Mabel P. Scribner, 321 W. Magnolia Ave., Wildwood, N. J. Key. 4042 8-26-81-8877 WANTED WANTED". Tool designers, spot and arc welders, pipe fitters, elec- . tricians, teachers for vocational training, machinists, maintenance gheet metal layc-*

men, miuwngnte, and an Kina ox Isthe operators for War production industries. Trainees for machine shops wanted, 60c per hour while in training. Apply United States Employment Service, 8818 N Jersey Ave, Wildwood, N. J. 4-9-lt-3887

WOMAN for chamber work. Apply Macomber Hotel, Cape May, N. J. . 4-9-lt-8886

fwfitsi ^_ bs. satisfied with”good living at " ~ • • • • Dept.

FOR RENT

m LARGE Front Room, heated, twin

DESIRABLE 2nd floor Apartment with all conveniences. Apply 18 Second Ave, near Beach. 4-2-8t-8882 8-ROOM Furnished Apt Apply 916 Queen St, Cape May, N. J. 8-26-81-8873 BUNGALOW, 8 rooms and bath, oil heat All year. Reasonable. Harry L. Kehr, 87 Perry St, Cape May. 8-26-3t-8872

ONE or Two Heated Rooms with bath. Rent reasonable. 11 Broadway, Cape May.8-26-31-8876

FURNISHED Rooms with or without private i»tfi, running water, heat Ugh* end hot water . Included. Apniy The Madison, 25 Ocean St, gape May. 8-26-3 t-3878f ROOM, Fwinished/sini double, heated*, Mrs. Hi Kehr, 87 Perry Nit/ 4-9 FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD furniture, Westinghouse refrigerator, hot water beater, china closet, beds, chairs, table, bureaus. E. R. Ryder, 1811 Mt. Vernon Ave, Cape May, N.J. 4-9-11-3885

RCA 7-tube Radio in dltion. Price 86. App Bennett, 915 Queen St. 4-9-lt-8884

ly Lewis

COTTAGE. Central location. Ten rooms. Steam heat. Bargain. Easy terms. W. R. Sheppard, Agt, Cape May City, N. J. 4-2-3t-3881

MISCELLANEOUS

ANNUAL Easter Card Party and Radio given by the Knightn of Columbus, Easter Monday, April. A 8:80 P.M. in St. Ann’s School HgU,' Pacific and Magnolia Aves, Wildwood, N. J. Admission .32 Tax ..... .03

QHAIR Caning, Tennis Raqueta (•strung, porch rocker seats $1.60, rush, hand and machine seats neatly done. The only efficient chair caner in South Jersey. Charles Pierce, 321 W. Burk ave, Wildwood. 8-5-6t-3860

VBIOIDAIRS DEALER Lee V. Qutiert suggests ywt leek ground rnr ■Me, gangs, basement, ste. Any •saMs arMtisa eaa ba tnd-

ssTte an Frigkteln Ranges, Hot Water Heaters or Rsfrigsrmtors QMTWe Trader, Xsystoas Wild-

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Manager Joe McCarthy of tbe New York Yankees is showing s group of rookies the correct way to The scene.

Fisher Drops Golf Crown Walter Bew, veteran Atlantic City amateur golfer, won the 19th annual Wildwood invitation golf tournament during the Easter holidays, wresting the crown from Clarence D. "Spike" Fisher, five-time champion of the event Bear's victory was unobstrusive, and he won the tournament while most of the gallery was following Fisher, Ralpf Wolf, of Holly- ‘ ~ ’ ...

Bew just kept winning until he bagged the crown he had sought for years. He defeated Besselink, 2 and 1, in the final. Fisher was defeated by Wolf in the second round (Saturday. Bew stopped Wolf in the semi* finals, 2 and 1. ~ Besselink tied Fisher for the medal with a 75. The two golfers will play off for the medal at the Wildwood course next Sunday at U o'clock. Fisher is manager of the local office of the Atlantic City Electric Company and is president of the Cape May Kiwanis Club. Other Cape May golfers who took part in the Wildwood tournament were L. R. Crease, Wis Dougherty, S. R. Trottman and ik Cassedy. Norbury, of Wildwood, decrease, 3 and 2, in the flight; Ray Sears, of Elmhurstkwon from Trottman by default; 'Dean—Haedrick defeated Dougherty, 4 and\2 in the third flight of the'second round; and ' anardFredericka, of Pitman, :eate<lCasfPdyt-. 4 and 8, in the sixth flight of\the second round. A large gallery witnessed the annual Eastern States Easter Inaugural during the holiday weekid. The weekend’s balmy weather was in sharp contrast with the usual tournament weather.

Big Season For Boatmen Seen Plans for a big season are being made by membprs of the Cape May-Wildwood Party Boat Association, Captain Robert J. Pierpont, president of the organization, announced this week, following a recent meeting of the boat owners here. Members of the organization agree, that the new regulations imposed by the Navy Department will in no way curtail party boat fishing this summer, Pierpont said. With more money in circulation and with the safety of the Cape May County coast waters, a banner season is expected here, according to the unanimous opinion of the boatmen. A resolution that Congressman Wene, Senator Scott and Assemblyman Boswell be contacted and requested that they use their influence to obtain priority ratings for association members on repairs to party boats was adopted by the association. Local commercial fishermen have already been granted high priority ratings from the standpoint'that they produce fish val-uable-to the nation’s food supply, disclosed.

CARPENTERS WANTED FINISHED and ROUGH CARPENTERS NEEDED. Apply UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 8313 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood, N. J.

A Supplement to An Ordinance- entitled "An Ordinance defining the duties of the Commissioner of the Department of Public works.'' proved October 2S. IMS. The Board of Commissioner* of the Borough of Cape May Point does ordain: Section 1. In addition powers and duties given to and

the Commissioner of the partment of Public Works Is hereby given the jurisdiction and authority to Issue permits for the removal of buildings from one location to --- other, and when buildings aro tc moved to another location plana the buildings so -removed and to be

altered and repaired ... .... now location shall be submitted tn the Commissioner of the Department of Public Works, and If he shall aprove the same then he may Issue building wrmlt for the setting up. •ectlne and making alterations to .to building In the new location: and he shall have authority to refuse the v-anting of a permit for the removal of a building from any location If In his lude-ment the removal shall not he for the benefit of the Borough, or s detriment to the location whereon the building sought to he removed Is Inrated, and the fee for the permit nnder this sunnlement shall he Two Dollars for each removal and location of a building upon another plot of land. Section 2. Alterations and addl’lons lo buildings now erected shall -mt he made tint II plans of such alerstlons or addttlona are submitted -o the Commissioner of the Densrtnent of Public Works: and he shall • t hl« discretion. Issue a permit -herefor: and the fee for such nermlt 'hall be the «"m of Two Dotl.c PR AW W. ITOOHRS

An ordinance authorizing the private sales of certain lands and buildings owned by the Borough of North Cape May and not neaded for public use and fixing minimum prices. The Mayor and Council of tha Borough aey do 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 of North Cape May. are not needed . for public use. Such lands and buildings are hereby authorized to be sold at private ealea at not less than the minimum prices hereby determined by the Mayor and Council and eet opposite to euch described properties, as follows:

lnB-«f t: Borough

e Foregoing ordinance v

final reading at a regular n 'of North Cape May. held 1942. ELEANOR OLIVER. Clerk.

Fubllc notice Is hereby given that the' foregoing Ordinance was duly passed on first reading at a regular meeting of the Board of CommlsaInners of the Borough of Cone May Point, held on Anrtl 8. 1842. and that the same will be taken up for passage on second third and .final readings, at a regular meeting of .the •aid Commissioners, to h" held In the Borough Hall. In the said'Borough of Cape May Point, on Fridav. April 17. 1942. at eight o'clock P. M.. at which time any citizen or taxpayer may appear and object to the passage of the same. Dated April 8. 1942. LOUISA W. TRADER. Borough Clerk. 4-9-1 t-pf$8.4C -

Every (Jay the Naval Obaervatory photograph.-, the sun to find sun spots which have * direct effect oft aviation.

ATTENTION SERVICE PEOPLE! Are you having: trouble getting summer accommodations? The management of the Admiral Hotel, which opens June 1, offers marvelous rates to all men in the United States Service.’ The hotel is on the ocean front, modern throughout, swimming pool, bowling, tennis courts, and dancing; adjacent to Naval Base.

Write now for Information and rates that are definitely within your budget. ADDRESS MANAGER

% Rdmii«al CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY

NEW 1942 CARS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE All NEW 1942 Passenger Automobiles and Trucks in the Commercial Garage, Inc. Showrooms are not “frozen”. There are sixty-two New Plymouths, Chryslers, Pontiacs, Packards and twenty-two International Trucks to select from. The first step is for eligible buyers to fill out the proper application fofm. “Eligible buyers” include larger groups of persons than most people realize. As a service to the citizens of Cape May County and elsewhere, herewith is a list of types of persons to whom new cars may be released and for whom we will be glad to help fill out applications.

PRINCIPAL ELIGIBLE GROUPS Group A—Physicians, Surgeons. Visiting Nurses, and Farm Veterlnories. Group B—Regularly practicing ministers of a religious •* faith . Group D—Persons engaged In flrc-flghtlng service Group E^-Persons engaged In Police Bervicea ’ Group F—Persona engaged In Public Health Services Group O—Persons engaged In Mall Services the

executives, engineers, technicians and workers (also In allied Industries and services).

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ^ When required for professional serv-

Same requirements

aX M—I

-Traveling salesman

Group N—Persona, delivering newspapers

IMPORTANT NOTE: In the event you are encaged tly connected with the prosecution of the war—even though mentioned—you aro cordially Invited to call upon "— -

When required In direct lino of duty When required In direct lino of duty When required In direct lino of duty When required In direct line of duty When required In the Interest of

Public Safety St convenience

When required In direct line of duty When required for transportation, to

and from, or within factories, power plants, transportation ' or communication facilities, farms, lumber camps, 'mines, military or naval establishments—when the work done at such places of employment Is essential, directly or Indirectly, to the prosecution of the war, providing proof of

necessity Is established. When applicant does

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When required In selling machlnel or equipment to./arms and fa tOrt.es, mines, oil wells, lumbel camps or similar productive es--t&bllshments. And of foods and medical supplies, providing proof . of necessity Is established.

When required for wholesale deliv-

ery.

essential service, directly or Indlrec- ‘ ■Hi are not listed In the groups - ilstancc In filing your application

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See, us today for the Facts on “HOW TO GET A NEW CAR OR TRUCK”. CMMrcial Garage, lie. South Jersey Sales, lee. Cape May. N. J. — Wildwood. N. J. ’ ■ •'

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