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Many To Attend Army And Navy Ball Saturday (Continued from Pnge One) order a grand march to start the dance. An entertainment program which will be presented during the intermission is being arranged by the committee. .It is planned to have three entertainers who have performed at Fort Di* * and vocal selections by Private Paul Engeneri as part of the program. Nearly 1,000 persons are expected to attend the ball, which promises to be one of the outstanding Memorial Day weekend events along the Jersey coast. All official USO Club hostesses will be at the ball to introduce atrangers to men in the various branches of the armed forces, and dub chaperones will be in attendance to act as chaperones. American Legionnaires and Boy Scouts will assist in taking tickets and distributing programs at the entrance to Convention Hall. The Army and Navy Ball proceeds will go to the local USO fund, which is being raised as part of a nationwide drive that will continue until July 4. Cape Mays’ quota has been set ht $1,200, and is to be raised in Cape May, West Cape May and Cape May Point. Lear said it is hoped that sufficient money can be raised at the ball Saturday night to eliminate the necessity for a house-to-house canvass for funds. Lear and Mrs. Steven Callaway have been named co-chairmen of the Cape May USO fund campaign. _ Anyone desiring to contribute to the USO fund should send checks to Ensign M. R. Brownell, treasurer, at the Cape May USO Club. A survey of USO expenditures revealed that complete costs of providing service clubs, entertainment, refreshments, etc. for men in service amounts to approximately eight dollars per man per year. Of this amount, less than three per cent goes for administrative costs.

Hunt Gives Flowers To Club Members Nearly two thousand chrysanthemums were given to 90 4-H Club members in Cape May County last week by W. C. Hunt, of Clermont, to help with the beautification of homes of club members in this county. Each member of the 12 clubs in the county was given approximately 20 plants and a short bulletin on the preparation of soil and care of chrysanthemums so he will obtain best results. The club members will report on the ; condition of their plants to the extension service next November.

OFFICIALS WILL DISCUSS RESORT AREA PROBLEMS (Continued from Page One) on conditions of beaches and the likelihood of assault from the aea, Holmes said: "There’s no need for spending thousands of dollars of state money to publicize the shore and offset these rumors when another state board is going to drive people away." Holmes added that during Sundays simulated aid raid and invasion practice in the Monmouth County seashore area, thousands of motorists were kept standing in line for “three hours and not allowed to get to the shore or to get away from it.” "Why did they have to pick Sunday for the test?” Holmes demanded. “That’s the seashore’s best day for business.” He said he had asked State Civil Defense Chief Leonard Dreyfuss whether it would not be possible to forestall, as far as the state was concerned, any further air alerts along the shore until after Labor Day. “At any rate,’’ he said, “they should not be held on Saturday, Sunday or Monday. If they must be held, they should be during the week.” Holmes said he had asked Dreyfuss to promulgate a set of uniform rules for coastal dimout, ordered by the Army to prevent silhouetting of shipping against the glow of land lights. “There is no set regulation,” he said. “One municipality seems to be trying to outdo the other in certain sections as far as putting out the lights is concerned, while in other areas sensible dimout precautions have been taken.” Lawmakers from Cape May, Cumberland, Atlantic, Ocean, Monmouth and Middlesex Counties will attend Monday’s meeting.

Obituary

MRS. LOUISE CURTIN NEALL Mrs. Louise Curtin Neall, wife of E. Percival Neall, Philadelphia jute and burlap importer, died Saturday at her home, G055 Drexel Road, Overbrook. Mrs. Neall and her family were well known Cape May summer residents for many years. Active in civic and art circles in Philadelphia, Mrs. Neall was a member of the Art- Alliance, the Academy of Fine Arts, the Sedgeley Club, the Civic Club and the Fairmount Park Association. She was also a member of the Overbrook and Cape May golf clubs. Besides her husband, she is survived by one child of a former marriage, Curtin Leser, now of Honolulu, and three other children, Miss Marie Louise Curtin Neall, Overbrook; George Moore Neall, 2d, Seaford, Del., and E. Percival Neall, Jr., stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. Sendees were conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at 1820 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Interment was private. ALBERT PIERCE Albert Pierce, 70 years of age, died Friday, May 22nd, at his home, 820 Jefferson street, following a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Monday with interment in Lakeview Memorial Park Cemetery in CinnaTownship.

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Pastor of the Cape Island Baptist Church entered Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, on Tuesday, where he underwent a major operation performed by Dr. Gus* tav VanLennep.

The flower project fostered by Mr. Hunt is the beginning of a home beautification project for the club members. Sometime during the summer each club will have the opportunity of attending an illustrated lecture on farm and home beautification.

AN ORDINANCE! amending "AN ORDINANCE: authorising the private sale of certain lands and buildings owned by the City of Cape May and not needed for public use and fixing minimum prices", sdopted February * * D. ISIS. IT ORDAINED AND ENAOTED by the Mayor and Commissioners of the City of Cape May, County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, that an Ordinance. "Authorizing the private sale of certain lands and buildings owned by the City of Cape May and not needed for public use and fixing minimum prices", adopted February 6, A. D. 1912, be and the same Is hereby amended as follows: That In the paragraph of IMPROVED PROPERTIES Block E3—Lot S3 description 309-15 Ocean Street for the minimum price of $10,000. and the same is enacted to read as follows: Block 53—Lot 33-309-15 Ocean Street minimum price 37.500. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED AND ENACTED, that the part under UNIMPROVED PROPERTIES. Block 76—Lot 18A—Kearney Avenue. minimum price 3100.00 be and tho same Is recinded and struck out. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED AND ENACTED, that there be added to the said list In said ordinance—the following property: Block 32—Lot 2—South Lafayette Street for the mlnmum price of $500.00 That this amendment to tho aforoOrdinance shall take effect Im-

NOTICE The foregoing ordinance __ passed on llnal reading and adopted by tho Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May. New Jersey, at a regular meeting held on Friday, May 22. 1912. and was ordered published according to law. FLOYD C. HUGHES, City Clerk. 5-2S-lt-pf$8.10

NOTICE OP APPLICATION Take notice that’ Hetty Murray has Hied application with the Tow: ship Committee. Township of Lbwe . Cape May County. New Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Distribution Llcens for premises situated, at Bayshot and Atlantic Avenues. Wlldwoo Villas. N. J. Objections'. If any should bo mad immediately In writing to Bertram Snyder. Township Clerk. Township of Lower. R. F. B. Cape May. N. J. HETTY MURRAY. Bayshore and Atlantic Ave. Wildwood Villas. N. J.

NOTICE TO BXSDEHS errr op cape mat CAPE MAT COT7NTT, N. J. Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk, for tabulation and transmission to the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May. N. J., until 11:30 A.M.. Eastern War Time Friday. June 12. 1942. for the furnishing of City Music for tho season of 1942. Complete specifications may obtained upon application to the City Clerk, at tho City Hall. Cape May, The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to award the contract as may seem to the best Interest of the City. The Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May. N. J. T. MILLET HAND. Mayor. GEORGE P. WENTZELL I. GRANT SCOTT. Attest: FLOYD C. HUGHES. City Clerk. 5-2R-lt-pf$3.30

NOTICE OP APPLICATION Take notice that Paul Lanna has applied to the Hon. Mayor aii,u Commissioners, of the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jersey. for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises known as I^irralne Cafe, situated at 744 Lafayette Street. In the City and County of Cape May. N. J. Objections. If any. should be made Immedlattfy In writing to Floyd, C. Hughes, city Clerk. City Hall. Cape May. N. J. Signed. PAUL LANNA. 744 Lafayette .Street. - Cape May, N. J- ■\. J. CAFIERO. Attorney.,' 1 5-18-tts-pT$S.78

For the first .tune since March 27, Local Board No. 2, Selective Service, will bold a physical examination for registrants on Friday evening at Mace's Hospital, North Wildwood. Men from the first, second and third registrations will be included in the group to be examined. Until press time yesterday, board officials had not determined definitely the number of men to be

Occupational questionnaires are being sent to all men in the first and second draft registrations this week by clerks of the local board. The questionnaires arrived at board headquarters Tuesday, and are being prepared for mailing as rapidly as possible. Approximately 1,760 men in the rat two registration groups will receive the questionnaires to determine their employment qualifications, their experience and their aptitudes.

NOTICE or APPLICATION Take no lice that Charles Herman Collier has applied to the Hon. Mayor and Commissioners, of the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jersey. for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for the premises situated at 202-204 Jackson Street (S.W. Corner of Jackson and Mansion Streets) In the City and County of Cape May. N. J. Objections, If any. should bo made Immediately in writing to Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape May. N. J. Signed. CHARLES H. COLLIER. 125 Eldredge Avenue. West Cape May. N. J. 5-2l-2ts-pf»3.78

NOTICE OP APPLICATION Take notice that Milton Blume has applied to the Hon. Mayor and Commissioners, of tho City of Capo " . County of Cape May. New Jer- .. for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises known as Tarpon Bar, 143 Decatur Street. Cape May. N. J. Objections. If any. should bo nude Immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape May, N. J. MILTON BLUME. Sttmpson's Lane. R. F. D. No. 1 •2ta-pf$8.24

NOTICE TO LIMIT CNXDITOBS Estate of EDWARD M. MILLER. Deceased. Pursuant to the order of IRVING FITCH. Surrogate of the County of Cape May. made on the ^eighth day * "lay. A. D. 1942. on the appllcaof the subscribers. Executors of said deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to tho subscribers under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from the eighth day of May. A. D. 1942. or •bey will be forever barred of any :tion against the subscribers. Dated May 8th. A. D. 1942. EDITH WHANN MILLER LEMUEL E. MILLER. JR. FRENCH B. LOVELAND. Proctor. Ocean City. N. J. 5-!4-5t-pf|8.82

The bond met last Wednesday and assigned serial numbers to all men registered in the fourth registration. A total of 2^177

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TO Bertlnia E. Hallowell. widow, and Della R. Bauer and Richard T. Bauer, her husband: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey In a cause therein wherein the City of Cape May 1s complainant and Tryphena C. Essen and others are defendants you are required to appear and answer complainant's bill of fomplalnt on or before July 20. 1942 or said bill will be taken aa confessed against you. Said bill is fllod to foreclose the equity of redemption In a certain certificate of tax sale Issued by G. C. Hughes, collector of taxes of the City of Cape May. at a tax sale held Nov. 6, 1939 covering premises In the City and County of Cape May situate at the southeasterly corner of Jefferson street and Kearney avenue having a frontage on Jefferson street of 50 feet and a depth of No. 118.35 feet: also known as lot 19, block 76 on tho tax map of said City. And you Bertlnia E. Hallowell. widow and Della R. Bauer are made defendants because you are the record owners of said premises, subject to the life estate therein of TryAnd you Richard T. Bauer arc made a defendant because you are the husband of Della R. Bauer and may claim to have a right of curtesy In said premises. Dated Hay 31. 1943. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. soPr. Cape May. N. J. 5-28-4 ts-pfll4.96

NOTICE OT APPLICATION Take notice that Fletcher Parker. a Parkers Liquor Store h

May County. New Jersey for a Plenary Retail Distribution License for the premises know as Parkers Liquor Store situated at Delaware Parkway and Bayshore Road. Villas. Township of Lower, Cape May County. N. J. Objections, If any, should be made Immediately in writing to Bertram Snyder. Township Clerk. Township of Lower. R. F. D. Capo May. N. J. FLETCHER PARKER. Delaware Parkway and Bayshore Road. Villas, Township of Lower. Cape May County. N. J. A. J. Cafiero. Attorney. 5-21-2ts-pff4.ll

To Mary a Leedom. widow; Mary Magee and Kermlt Magee, her husband: Elizabeth Leedom Howell and Charles Fordham Howell, her husband: Oscar Leedom and Christine Leedom. his wife: E. Conover Leedom and Helen Leedom. his wife: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, dated May 30. 1942 In a cause wherein the City of Cape May is complainant and Mary S. Leedom and others, are defendants. you are required to appear and answer the MU of complaint In this cause on or before July 21. 1942 or the said bill will be taken as confessed against you. The said bill of complaint Is llled to foreclose the equity of redemption In certain certlflcatcs of tax sale made by G. C. Hughes, collector on November 8. 1939 covering Block 26 lot 3 and 3a on the official tax map of the City of Cape May. N. J. An you Mary 8. Leedom wldoi . are made a party defendant to this cause because, as the widow of

1941 AUDIT CITY OF CAPE MAY

May 16. 1942 The Honorable Mayor and Board of Commissioners, Cape May. N. J. Gentlemen: Wo report that we have audited the financial books and accounts of the CITY OF CAPE MAY for the year ended December 31, 1941. A complete copy of this audit Is on file In the office of the City Clerk for Inspection. SUMMARY OP RECOMMENDATIONS That the requirements as to a complete and all-inclusive tax sale bo compiled with. That the lists of uncollectible taxes, submitted by the Tax Collector be disposed of as required by the Revised Statute 54: 4-94. That the amount duo tho Current Account from the Trust Account be refunded. That the lax overpayments bo refunded or applied to a subsequent year's tax. That any balances of capital ordinance appropriations which aro no longer needed be cancelled by resolution. Wo shall be pleased to assist you to the fullest extent in connection with the recommendations of this report. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: In tho course of our audit, we received .the complete co-operation of all the officials of tho City and wo grenlly •Ajiproclatc the courtesies extended to us. CERTIFICATION: It is hereby certified that to tho best of our knowledge and belief the within report 1s a true and correct statement of the financial condltlon'of the City of Capo May In the County of Cape May, for the year 1941, aa shown by tho books and records'of the said City submitted to us. supplemented by personal Inquiry and investigation. Yours very truly, CHARLES S. ROCKET & CO., WILLIAM H. WELCHER, R. M. A. (N. J.) * ELWOOD C. DAVIS. Registered Municipal Accountant No. 94 (N. J CURRENT ACCOUNT Balance Balance Ref. Jan. X, 1941 Dec. 31, 194 Cash .. A-8 8 1.637.57 3 28.771.tl Collector's Change Fund Contra 20.00 20.n Clerk's Change Fund Contra 10.00 10.0 dvance for Payment of Bonds and Interest of Future MaturlUes A-ll 7.160.00 7.010.00 Taxes Receivable A-13 147.784.13 130,518.33 Tax Title Liens A-14 460.333.36 469.757.32 Foreclosed Tax Title Liens and Property Acquired by Deed A-15 421,750.97 427,127.01 Other Accounts Receivable: Due from Extended Payment Account ....A-16 19.337.65 9.411.90 Due from Rent Receivership Account A-17 14.500.74 17.825.03 Sales Contrscts A-18 18.427.57 27.818.65 Franchise Taxes A-19 1,113.66 310.32 Due from Bond and Interest Account A-8 70.00 Revenue Accounts ..A-21 4.893.47 401.53 DUe from Trust Account A.-S ... „„ Emergency Revenue A-22 28.500,00 2.250.00 Cash Delicit — 1940 A-23 34.810.50 7S.71 31.150.349.62 3U2I.503.03

. -- have ild premises. And you Kermlt of Mary Magee. Charles Fordham Howell, husband of Elisabeth Leedom Howell and Christine Leedom. wife of Oscar Leedom. are made parties defendant to this cause because you have or may claim to have a right of dower or curtesy In saM

party defendant . cause because you are the holder of an unrecorded deed for and are in possession uf said premises and therefore have or nuQr cJ.ilm to have an Interest In said premises. And you Helen Leedom. wife of E. Conover Leedom are made a party defendant to this cause because you 1 — may claim to have an Inright of dower in said premises. Dated May 22. 1943. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. sol'r. Cape May. N. J. 6-28-4ls-pf$24.48

NOTICE or AmiCATION Take notice that T. Palmer Holmes, trading as Marine Bar has filed application with the Township Committee. Township of Lower. Cape May County. New Jersey for a Plenary retail consumption license for premises known as Marine Bar. Schellengers Landing. Township of Lower. New Jersey. Objections, If any, should be made Immediately In writing to. Bertram Snyder. Township Clerk. Township of Lower, R. F. D.. Cape May. N. J. T. PALMER HOLMES. Schellenger's Landing. Township of Lower. ~ Cape May County, N. J. A. J. Cafiero, Attorney. 5-21-2ts-pf$3.78 NOTICE or APPLICATION Take notice that John Welszer, trading as Weiszor's Bar has filed application with the Township Committee. Township of Lower, Cape May County, New Jersey for a Plenary retail consumption license for premises known as Welszer’s Bar, 3rd Avenue and Wilson Drive, Town-

of Lower. R. F. D.. Cape May. N. JOHN WEISZER. Avenue and Wilson Drive, Township of Lower, Cape May County. N. J

NOTICE Or APPLICATION Take notice that Joseph H. Fennlmore —a filed application, with the Township Committee, Township of Lower. Cape May County. New Jersey, for a Plenary retail consumption license for premises known as Fennlmorc's Cafe. Bayshore and Evergreen Aves.. North Highland Beach, Township of Lower. New Jersey. Objections, If any, should be made immediately In writing to Bertram Snyder, Township Clerk. Township Of Lower. R. F. D.. Cape May. N. J. JOSEPH H. FENNIMORE. layshore Road & Evergreen Ave.. North Highland Beach. Township of Lower, N. J. Cape May County. N. J. A. J. Cafiero. Attorney. 5-21-2U-pf$3.96

To Rose Marie Sisemore:

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made May 19.1942 In a cause wherein the City of Cape May Is complainant an" Rose Marie Sisemore and others ar defendants you are required to ar pear and answer the complainant’, amended bill of complaint In said cause on or before July 20. 1942 of the said amended bill will be t "

as confessed against you.

Said amended bill Is filed to foreclose the equity of redemption In a certain certificate of tax sale Issued by G. C. Hughes, collector of t of the City of Cape May. at a

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of Cape May situate corner of South Lafayette and Congress streets having n frontage on South Lafayette, street of 120 feet and a depth of 200 feet: also known ns lot 1. block 32 on the tax map of

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And you Rose Marie Sisemore are made a defendant because you are the record owner of said premises. Dated May 22. 1942. SAMUEL F, ELDREDGE. sol'r. Cape May. N. J. 5-28-4 t8-pfS12.24

Liabilities for which Cash Is Required: 1941 Appropriation Reserves 1940 Appropriation Reserves A-24 Prepaid: Taxes A-Z5 Convention Hall Rentals A-18 Licenses A-27 Tax Overpayments A-28 Tax Title Lien Overpayments A-28 Due to Water Operating Account A-29 Collector’e Change Fund Contra Clerk's Change Fund .Contra Local School Taxes: A-SO Amount Due 329.000.00 315.000.00 •Less Deferred Liability .. 19.500.00 15.000.00 Cash Liability Reserves for which Cash Is Not Required Surplus Revenue — Non-Cash A-6 Surplus Revenue — Cash A-7

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The foregoing Is a nummary of herewith published according to law.

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FLOYD C. HUGHES, City Clerk.

SHERIFF'S BALE By virtue of a writ of Fieri Fn< for sale of Mortgaged Promises me directed, issued out of the C< of Chancery of New Jersey, on 20th day of May. A. D. 1942, i certain cause wherein Alina E. Richardson, Marie T. Richardson, his wife, and others are defendants, 1 shall expose to sale at public

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aid Avenue. West Cape May. In the County of Cape May. and State of New Jersey, bounded and described IIS follows: BEGINNING at, a point In the Northeasterly side line of Emerald Avenue as widened out Northerly five feet, which point is also one hundred forty-eight and thirty-four hundredth* (148.34) feet Easterly from the intersection of the Easterly side line of Broadway and the Northerly side line of Emerald Avenue aforesaid, and which -said point Is also the Southeasterly corner of a lot of land conveyed -by the said party of the first part hereto to Charles Dorner; thence (1) North ten degrees forty-five minutes East, along the Easterly side line of said Domor’s land, seventy-three and twenty-five hundredths (73.25) feet: thence (2) South seventy-eight degrees and thirty minutes East, fifty (50) feet: thence (8) South ten degrees forty-five minutes Wost. seventy-three and twenty-five hundredths (73.25) feet to tho Northerly side line of Emerald Avenue as widened, aforesaid, thence (4) along the Northerly side line of Emerald Avenue. North seventy-eight degrees thirty minutes West, fifty (50) feet to the place of beginning. Being the same premises which Howard E. Richardson, single man. by Indenture dated August 24. 1928 and of record In the Clerk's Office of Cnoe May County In Deed Book No. 478, pp. 147. Ac. granted and conveyed unto Warren E. Richardson and Marie T. Richardson, his wife, as tenants by the entirety. Amount due under decree Is $3218.21. with Interest and Sheriff’s

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