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Ease Standards For Car Sales Under Rationing Liberalization of restrictions on the purchase of new automobiles were announced -today by Cape Map’s local rationing board, following passage of an amendment which eases the requirements of those already in the eligible clas-

sifications.

Those eligible for new cars are doctors, nurses, military personnel, defense workers and other limited groups to whom operation of an automobile is necessary in performance of duties for the

public benefit.

The revised section provides that an applicant eligible under Section 702 may be granted a certificate to buy a new passenger automobile if he can furnish proof of both his need for a car and the inadequacy of the car of which he now has the use. Unless circumstances require contrary conclusion, proof of necessity is established if any of the follow-

ing is shown:

He must travel quickly and would be better able to do so by automobile than by any other

means of transportation.

He must transport passengers

or heavy or bulky tools or

terials.

Without an automobile and ing the most convenient public transportation facilities, he would have to walk a total of at least three miles in going to and ing from work. He would have to spend a total of at least one and one-half hours, including necessary walking and waiting time, in going to and from work through the use of public transportation facilities, which time would be reduced by at least 45 minutes through the use of an automobile. His duties are exceptionally ardous, or his hours of work are unusually long or require travel late at night. The public transportation facilities on which he depends are overcrowded. His physical condition would i make it a hardship for him to i walk or to use public transportation facilities. He clearly needs an automobile because of other unusual circum-

stances.

. The automobile is needed primarily for the transportation of officers, employees or ajjents of the applicant who otherwise meet one of the above standards. Proof of inadequacy of the car of which the applicant has the use is established if any of the following is shown: The automobile is a 1939 or earlier model; it has been, driven more than 40,000 miles; it has been rendered unserviceable by fire, collision or otherwise, or it . is not sufficiently reliable considering the nature of his services and the circumstances of its use; demands upon the applicant for the specified services or his responsibilities for rendering such services have increased to such an extent that he needs an additional automobile to render such

service.

Reserve Offieers To Get Training An intensive two-day course of training for reserve military officers to qualify them as instructors in, civilian defense subjects will be held at the Police and Fire Training Academy in Newark on May 2 and 3 according to Wiliam 'R. Dorman, director of training of the New Jersey Dense Council. Major Frederick Kraissl Jr., Chemical Warfare Reserve, of Hackensack, has been designated State Civilian Defense Officer and will conduct the school. More than 300 reserve officers in the Second Corps Area have been invited to attend and many of them have accepted.

Upon completion of the intensive course the reserve officers will be detailed to act as instructors through out the state for air

other .... ^ councils. Dorman aaid^he desired a number of reserve qfftoers from South Jersey to attenfl-t&aid in >eeding training Instruction wfi civilian defense systems, gas and chemical fire, emergency defense against chemicals, handling of incendiaries, rescue squad work and many others.

yacht afloat, was William K. Vanderbilt’s Navy Day gift to the Navy.

FOR SUMMER!

No matter what your property needs, the businesses advertised in this section are capable of handling your particular problem. All are Cape May County institutions, long established and experienced in handling pre-season preparations. Whether you are planning to occupy your seashore home yourself or to rent it for the summer season, you should be certain it is in first class condition. NOW—before the rush—is the time to order your pre-season work.

LOUIS CANTOR & SON 343 CHICAGO AVENUE EGG HARBOR CITY, N. J.

Architect

A. Gregory Ogden ARCHITECT

Awnings

Raymond Otter AWNINGS ' — UPHOLSTERY Window Shades—Venetian Blinds

Linoleum

316 Washington St. Cape May

Bank

School Band Needs Funds Cape May High School’s band, while progressing rapidly as a musical organization, is ir the hole financially ... to the tune of eleven dollars, Dr. Edward E. Pickard, city school superintendent, disclosed this week. Expenditures for the band total $647.32 and total receipts to date amount to $636.94, Dr. Pickard’s report showed. The expenditures listed were for five comets, five clarinets, two alto horns, two trombones, one drum, 12 music stands, a $100 loan paid back to the Athletic Association, $12.55 for uniforms, approximately $50 for music and miscellaneous expenditures totalling $57.47. Receipts were listed as follows: Hallowe’en Dance, $150; D. C. Appelgatc, $25; Earl L. HollingSead, $10; food sale, $76.16; collection at concert, $27.22; Kiwanis Club, $100; borrowed from Athletic Association. $180; miscellaneous donations, $68.54. In addition to the above, parents of band members have spent approximately $165 for uniforms. The band now owns seven cornets, six clarinets, four alto horns, two Arombones, three drums, one baritone, three bass boms, a total of 26 instruments. There arc 86 playing members of the band, one drum major, three color bearers and five majorettes, a total personnel of 44 dn the new school organization, Officers’ Group Has Meeting, Election Officers of the Order of Eastern Star held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Marguerite E. Williams, Cold Spring, Thursday evening with Mrs. Beatrice S. Ewing, of West Cape May, as hostess for the evening. Elected as new officers for the ensuing year were Mrs. Ewing, Worthy Matron, as president, and Mrs. Wil Hams, Conductress, as secretary and treasurer. Those present were Mrs. Ruth Moon, J. R. Moon, Miss Marguerite E. Hutchinson, Mrs. Elizabeth Conner, Mrs. Clara Bohm, Mrs. Margie Repp, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Helen McCullough, Mrs. Edith ShleMs, MraJ^tm porter, Mrs.

Merchants National Bank

CAPE MAY

Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.—Member of Federal Reserve Bank FHA LOANS—Title 1

Building Supplies

J. P. COLLINS South Seaville, N. J. PHONE WOODBINE 26-11

Boulevard Lumber Co. PAINT * MILLWORK Davis A New Jersey Arm. WILDWOOD, N. J. Keystone Phone 9020

Wildwood Lumber Co. 101 W. Burke Ave. Wildwood, N. J.

Builders

|g. CHAV ANNE i CONTRACTOR and BUILDER j 1 to 3 Years to Pay Financing a specialty Shore Road, Clermont Ball Phone Sea Isle 168-ltS Keystone Woodbine 808-11

Walter Hernquist CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 1208 Maryland Ave. Cape May Keystone Phone 3731

Charles S. Eldredge CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Second ft Pacific Aves. West Cape May Keystone Phone 44

REAL ESTATE FRANK S. RUTtHERFO 'Contractor ft Kgilder / Cape May Point, N. J. Keystone 2843

Albert ]. Johnson CARPENTER ft BUILDER Ocean Avenue Cape May Point, N. J.

JERRY CHURCH CONTRACTOR ft BUILDER 1012 Lafayette Street Cape May Keystone 3723

Building Supplies

W. J. Tyler &. Son Co. Capo May Court House Keystone Phone 221 Bell Phone 2

Masons

ROMEO MACCIOCCHI GENERAL CONTRACTOR Brick, Cement and Stone Work Lafayette St., Cape May Keystone Phone 2788

Painters

Alfred E. Evans Practical Painter Estimates cheerfully given Glazing 1008 Lafayette St. Keystone Phone B161

Boofiug

ROOFING and Sheet Metal Work RUBINSTEIN Baker & Atlantic Avee. Wildwood Keystone Phone 4350

Sheet Metal Wcrk

BROWN’S HARDWARE STORK 110 Jackson Street SHEET METAL WORK Plumbing Supplies ft Roofing

John J. Stewart 125 Emerald Ave. Keystone Phone 1066

Paints

Carpenters

FREDERICK G. BENNETT CARPENTER - JOBBING Furniture Repairing 924 Corgie St. Cape May

Samuel Wilson

J3.00 per month

Eldredge &. Phillips 315-21 Jackson Street Merkin Quality Paints Building Supplies—Feeds Garden Supplies Keystone 1440 Bell 1S9-W

Clarence Beltz Carpenter ft Builder Asbestos Shingling a Speciality 228 E. Atlantic Ave. Wildwood Villas Keystone 191

SWAIN’S Hardware Store 805-07 Jackson St Shenoin~Williams Paints Keystone Phono 190

Electricians

Albert B. Little STOCKTON BATHS Beach Avenuo Keystone Phone 2838

Court Dickinson Capa May R. F. D. Keystone Phone 808-812

JOHN J. McNUTT 120 E. Oak Ava.. Wildwood. N. J. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Supplies and Appliances Keystone Phone 2088

Floor Sanding

GEORGE OGDEN & SON Broad ft Bank Sts. Gaps May, N. J. M

Eli S. Rutherford Caps May, N. J. FLOORS HANDED ft FINISHED

Wildwood, N. J.

Plumbers

ARTHUR G. REEVES PLUMBING ft HEATING 314 Washington Street Keystone Phone 81

GRANT VANAMAN JOBBING 1122 Washington Street Phone Keystone 8826

H. C. WECKERLY 468 Washington Street KEYSTONE PHONE 1821

Plumbing Supplies

WILDWOOD PLUMBING &. HEATING SUPPLY CO. 186-87-89 E. Wildwoed Ave.

Cecil F. McCullough Tin Roofing ft Sheet Metal Work 806 Jackson Street Keystone Phone 8831

Traders

Frigidaire Appliances Youngstown Steel Kitchen Sinks ft Cabinets, Easy Washers — See the Trader 26th A New York Aves. Wildwood, N. J. Bell 763 Keystone 1800

We wish to an- = nounce we are open for the season, with = a complete line of = Seafood and Bait. 1 - CRAB MEAT - [ JOHNSON’S SEAF000 MARKET E BUCK’S LANDING. CAPE MAY = Both Phones

SHIP VIA CAPE MAY TRANSFER BE SAFE (Daily $&/wks p H'LA office: cape may office 15 S. FRONT ST. 312 DECATUR ST. Phones Key. 9946-5111 Phone Key. 3520 Lombard 1670 ALL GOODS INSURED

ANCHORAGE CAFE

Upholsterer

Howard F. Otter West Perry St. General Upholsterer Awnings

Wallpaper

WALLPAPER PITTSBURGH PAINT Products WHOLESALE ft RETAIL W. CAROF&CO. PACIFIC 4 BENNETT AVES. WILDWOOD, N. J. Keystone 5534

Water Pumps

Cook Water Pumpe, the only pump with cast bronze chest. Shallow and deep wells driven. Perfection Oil Ranges. HANSMAN HARDWARE 16-22 W. Bate Avenue Wildwood Villas — Keystone 181

Patronize these Craftsmen

AT THE LANDING Put in at THE ANCHORAGE for a - real evening of entertainment and = fun ... A regular port of call on £ the course of aU fun-bound = shipmates. = CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND BEERS —FINE FOODS S ORCHESTRA AND DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT iiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiHiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiii

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1223 Washington Street. Cape May.

5 Keystone Phone 3430

N. J.

Bell 448

5 DAILY TRIPS: Philadelphia. Wildwood and Cape May PHILADELPHIA OFFICES: 54 North Front Street Belli Mar. 8386 Keystone Main 7657 GOODS DELIVERED SAME DAY »iiiiiiiniiiniiiiimiiiiiiinnunitiiiiiiiiiiiniiiu;nniiwintiiii«iimiiiiniiiium

NEW EBBITT HOTEL

150 ROOMS

U>th 8 H Ste.. N. W. In the Business District WASHINGTON, D. C. . EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS AT MODERATE RATES RATES: Sinsles 02.00 up — Double 03.00 UP Special Rate:- Vor Family Groups or Large Parties Friendly Atmog-.4ERb Fine Food STRICTLY TEMPERANCE HOTEL GEORGE C. CLARKE, GENERAL MANAGER

J. S. GARRISON WATCHMAKER and JEWELER CAPE MAY CITY Old Gold. Silver and Diamonds Bought

WENTZELL’S — FURNITURE -

810 WASHINGTON I

KEYSTONE IBM