By the ■Obeerrer

Seeks Special Treatment For Resort Areas

(Continned from Page One) remedy. Although most Naval r ionnel with whom I happen to familiar, are paying, in my judgment, normal and reasonable rentals, it is quite possibly true that in some instances there are cases of hardships -as the result of aummer rentals. Of course the view of the landlord is that he is not raising his rent, but simply renting as has been the custom always in the past, for extra rent in summer,” the Mayor explained. “The problem is further complicated from the landlord’s view point by the fact that year around rentals cannot be depended upon from Navy personnel. Such leases, I presume without exception, contain clauses releasing the lessee in the event of transfer. Thus, we have a situation, and this has occurred, where a landlord leases the property in the spring on a normal 12 months basis, only to have the property vacated too late to obtain summer rental and thus suffering a substantial loss. “What I am trying to point out is property at the seashore is an entirely special problem and has nothing to do with the normal area regulations. “I should be glad to discuss this situation with such agent as you may designate either here or in Washington, because, as you have pointed out in your letter, special treatment is undoubtedly

required.

“For many months because of - the shortage of proper housing facilities for the increasing Naval personnel here, I have strenuously urged that this area be designated as a defense housing area. 1 think this is an appropriate *time to revive this discussion. “I am taking the liberty of closing a collection of letters this phase of the problem, which 1 have heretofore sent to Washington,” the Mayor concluded.

USO Club Active In Aiding Service Men A number of activities sponsored by the Cape May USO Clut have been held during the last week at the Army camp at Woodbine, Adjutant Theodore F, Thompson, director of the club, said today. A party of young people from a Camden church visited the camp on Saturday and enjoyed a swimming party, which was followed by dancing and movies. On Sunday, the soldiers witnessed a motion picture sponsored by a cigarette manufacturer. At the local club, routine activities have been scheduled for this week to provide entertainment for service men stationed in this

area.

Tuesday night was music night, under the direction of Miss Edith Backman, Wednesday night was party night, tonight will be game night, and tomorrow there will be another club party. The weekly Saturday evening dance, with an orchestra provided by the Civilian Defense Council, will attract a large crowd, Adjutant Thompson predicted. Vesper services will be held at the club at 6:30 Sunday evening. A donation of flowers was made to the club by Mrs. Herbert F. Campbell, of Cape May Court House, this week.

Sisters Taken To Hospital Together Two sisters were taken Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, yesterday in the Legion ambulance. Mrs. Marvin Oliver, of West Cape May, was going to the hospital for treatment. Shortly before she left, her sister, Mrs. Martha Hand, of 801 Washington street, fell while sweeping her porch, and sustained a broken leg. Both were taken to the hospital in the ambulance. Mrs. Hand’s leg was broken between the knee and hip. Patrolmen’s Local Elects Officers Raymond Dhue, of North Wildwood, was elected president of • the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, Local No. 59, for the fourth consecutive year at a meeting in Wildwood last week. Charles Breakall, Wildwood, was named vice president. Charles Solomon, Wildwood, was elected financial secretary; John Cunningham, Cape May, recording secretary; John Carlson, North Wildwood, sergeant-at-arms; Stanley Roberts, Winfield Inglee, Wildwood, and Mulford Bradfield, North Wildwood, trustees.

association for the coming year.

Schools Get Money Cape May County's schools this week received $6,278.47 from the state as payment from the 194041 deficiency fund, appropriated annually by the Legislature to bring attendance payments up to

three cents a day.

County School Superintendent Daniel J. Ricker received the check for the funds yesterday. «— share of the fund

Oscar Wilde's most famous and very delightful comedy "The Importance of Being Ernest” opened Tuesday night at the Cape Theatre. In' this current revival of this classic high comedy of brilliant lines and clever situations, the cast was as follows: John Worthing, John Byers; Algy, Philip Earle; Lady Bracknell, Frederica Going; Gwendoline Fairfax, Patricia Deering; Cecily, Florence McGee; Miss Prism, Ruth Gregory; Canon Chasuble, MacGregor Gibb; Lane, T. C. Upham; Merryman, Connie Dilks. “The Importance of Being ist” has been played thouk of times and in thousands places since its original production in England in the “Nineties". It is popular with players and playgoers everywhere. Most of the members of the cast at the Cape Theatre have appeared in this play at previous times. Mr. Earle and Miss McGee played it together in stock in Toronto and have worked in it elsewhere too. Mr. Byers was John Worthing at Southampton last summer. Frederica Going and MacGregor Gibb have been professionaly in the same parts they are playing this week. And Mr. Upham was seen as Lane last winter in Cape May, and a number of years ago was John Worthing in a production on the Theatre Guild stage In New York City. With all this experience hind them the actors were able to give a fully prepared and convincing performance on the opening night. Fine interpretations were in order from Frederica Going, Patricia Deering, Ruth Gregory, MacGregor Gibb, and John Byers. But the real laurels for acting must go once again to Florence McGee and Philip Earle, although Miss Gregory also gave a splendidly clear and original portrayal of Miss Prism. In parts in which she is right —and there are a good many of those—there are few actresses anywhere who are better than Miss McGee. As little young ladies, be they sweet, pert, or “bratty”, she can hardly be surpassed, and this is true of her in the part of the rather unsophisticated country girl whom Oscar Wilde contrasts with’ tho citified Gwen-

doline.

As for Mr. Earle, there are those who prefer hint in a straighter, more serious romantic role, perhaps even on the heavy side, in such a part as Kernmann in “The Curtain Rises", for instance. But his audiences in general feel that he does not fall far below his best as Algernon Moncrieff. He was an able support to Miss McGee. The two attractive sets were designed and executed by Mr. Gibb, who also handled the lighting effects, which were by equipment provided by Broadway Stage Lighting Company. Mr. Gibb was assisted by Mr. Byers, assistant stage manager, and by Jinny La Salle and Joseph Field, members of the stage crew. The play was faithfully and pleasingly directed bjr Mr. Earle, who chose to produce it in modem dress, which did not lessen in the least the enjoyment of the

audience.

C. Upham, director of the theatre, announced that it is uncertain when Mr. Lynds will join the company, as he has been seriously ill. The original plan was to have him play the role of Canon Chasuble, which was so well taken by Mr. Gibb Tuesday

night.

Mr. Upham also announced that a delightful new comedy entitled "The Major Had a Daughter”, by Lina Kane, will have its first production on any stage opening next Tuesday night. Several New York and Hollywood producers are interested in this play -and it may be seen later in New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. The Sunday night presentations of the junior group will be resumed this coming Sunday when three one-act plays will be given. They will be repeated on Monday night. Admission is at reduced rates for these shows.

FRANK S. RUTHERFORD Mayor of Cape May Point who this week was given statewide recognition when his photograph vas published in the full page 'Who’s Who In New Jersey” feature of “New Jersey Municipalities”, monthly magazine of the State League of Municipalities. Mayor Rutherford was collectortreasurer of Cape May_ Point from 1936 to 1940 when he Was elected Mayor. He also serves as-chair-man of the local defense council at Cape May Point.

LEAVE FOR WEST

Mrs. David Bewick and her daughter will leave Thursday for California where Lieutenant Bewick is stationed at the Army air base at Santa Ana. Mrs. Bewick has been spending two months with her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. William Schellenger.

Hava a »iayw _M UM motor v*. to bo fully equipped and fully appointed. and to be del I TO rad to tba Borouah on or before the fir-* *— of July. -IMS. Bidders may supply specification with their _ The Board of Commissioners re senre the riaht to reject any or at bids, sod to award a contract foi the purchase of a motor vehicle at the Board ahall deem for the heal Interest of the Borough. Dated June 5 IMS. LOUISA W TRADER. Borough Clerk. »-ii-it-pr»(.M

IdOTICB OF APPLXCanow

Take notice that

Congress Hall Corporation

has filed application with the Mayor and Commissioners, of the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jersey, for a plenary retail consump•'on license for the premises situated : Perry Street. Beach Avenue. Con_ress Street, and Congress Place,

Cape May. New Jersey.

The names and residences of all idlcers and directors and stocktolders holding one (1%) or more per :entum of tho stock of the Corpora:lon are Joseph B. Uhler. 2320 North Broad Street. Phlla.. Pa.. President: P. Davey Crltchlow. <21 E. Montana Street. Phlla., Pa.. Treasurer: Alice K. Crltchlow. <21 E. Montana Street. Phils- Pa., Secretary: Joseph Mur-

. . Asbh:

Street. Phlla.. Objectlons,

Apts., 60th and Ludlow

any. should be made Immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall, Cape

May. New Jersey.

CONGRESS HALL CORPORATION, Joseph B. Uhler, President.

Cape May. N, J. 6-ll-2ts-pf*S.9<

Your home is a “front line’ ... the war front and the production front. Every dollar you save < your household budget, invested War Bonds, is a Victory dollar added to your county’s quota.

Your state has a War Bond quota. Remember that every time you open your pocketbook or write a check put 10% of your family’s income into War Bonds

and Stamps.

Obituaries THOMAS WINANS EASTWICK Thomas Winans Eastwick died Saturday at his residence, 46 Jackson street. Cape May. He was bom in Philadelphia May 31, 1857, the son of Andrew McCalla Eastwick and. Lydia Anne Eastwick. «. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Joseph E. Lockwood, of Merion, Pa. Funeral services were held at the late residence Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock with the Rev. Wilbur E. Hogg, of the Church of the Advent, officiating. Interment under the direction of Earl L. Hollingsead, mortician, was made in Cold Spring Cemetery. Mr. Eastwick had made his home in Cape May for the last 45 years.

Cape May’s si

il $628-36.

JACKSON IN TRAINING John E. Jackson, of West Cape

May, who waa called to active duty in the Naval Reserve in April, is now a student at the aviation radio school, Jackaon-

vUte, Fla.

Before leaving for Florida recently, Jackson received hia basic training in seamanship at Newport, R. L Naval- Training

Station. <-ii-2ts-pff S.<2

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Toko notice that the Villas Hotel Corporation has filed application with the Township Committee, Township of Lower. Cape May County. New Jersey for a plenary tall consumption license for premises situated at Southwesterly er Bay shore and PacIQc Ave- . Villas, Township of Lower, Cape May County. Now Jersey. The names and residences of all members of the Board of Directors of the applicant corporation are: Charles Fagan. Villas, New Jersey Msrle Fagan. Villas. New Jersey Charles Bonncll. Capo May Court House, New Jersey The names and residence of officers arc as follows: Charles Fagan. President. Villas, New Jersey Marie Fagan. Secretary-Treasurer, Villas. New Jersey. The names and residence of stockholders holding one Cl«&, -- more per centum of any of the stock of said corporation. Charles Fagan. Villas. New Jersey Marie Fagan, Villas. New Jersey Charles Bonncll. Capo May Coup House. New Jersey. Objections, If any, should be made Immediately In writing to Bertram Snyder. Townshljf Clerk. Township of Lower. R.F.D. Cape May. XT —

Jersey.

VILLAS HOTEL CORPORATION. Charles .Fagnn. President, Villas. New Jersey. Township of Lower. Cape May County. New Jersey 6-18-2t-pf»7.7<

NOTICE OF APPLICATION

Take notice that

William C. Schellenger i filed application with the Hon.

Mayoi

tnd Com

of the

City of Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jersey, for a plenary retail distribution license for the premknown as Beverage Shop sltuat 31S-17 Washington Street,

Cape May. N. J.

Objections. If any. should bo made Immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City HaII.-Cape May. N. J. ■ ' . * WILLIAM C. SCHELLENGER. 315-317 Washington Street. G-18-2t-pf$3.42 Cope May. N.

138-269

By v

of Chancery of New cause therein where Capo May is complo

order of tho Court

>hcna C. Esse

the City of lant and Try-

tnd others are de-

lams you are required to appear answer complainant's bill of iplalnt on or before July 20. 19<2 . mid bill will be taken •- —

fessed against you.

Said bill Is filed to foreclose the equity of redemption In a certain certificate pf tax aale Issued by G. C. Hughes, collector of taxes of the City of Cape May. at a tax sale heir Nov. 6. 1939 covering premises in the City and County of Cape May situate at the southeasterly corner of Jeffer“treot and Kearney avenue hav-

_ frontage on Jefferson street of

50 feet and a depth of No. 118.35 ' et: also known as lot 19. block 76

i the tax map of said City.

And you Bertlnla E. Kallowell. widow and Della R. Bauer are made defendants because you are the rec- -* - of aald premises, subject

» estate therein

made a defendant because you the husband of Della- R. Bauer and may claim to have a right of curtesy In said premises. Dated May 31. 19<2. SAMUEL F. ELDREDOE. solT. Cape May. N. J. 5-28-<ls-pfJM.96

NOTICE OF AFFLICATION Take notice that Frank Joseph Kohler has flUd application with the Township Committee, Township of Lower. Cape May County. New Jersey, for a plenary retail consumption license, for premises situated at Bucks Landing. Wilson Drive. Township of Lower, Cape May County. New Jer-

sey.

Objections, if any. should be made Immediately In writing to Bertram Snyder. Township Clerk. Township of Lower. R. F. D.. Cape May. N, J. FRANK JOSEPH KOHLER. 1237 Washington Street.

Cape May. N. J.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION

Take notice that J. Warren Arnold

i filed appl(ration with the Hon.

of tio City of Capo May. N. J An you Mary S. Loodom < ado a party dofsndaat U .. because, ss the widow

Aod you Mary Mages. om and Elisabeth Leedom Howell re made parties defendant t< ause because, as the hell rankim Leedom, deceased, you have r may claim to have an interest in

said premises

knd you Kermlt Magee, husband -- Man’ Magee. Charles Fordham

Howell, husband of Elisabeth Leedom Howell and Christine Leedom. wife of Oscar Leedom, are made

parties defendant to this ca

cause you have or may claim to have a right of dower or curtesy In said

premises.

And you E. Conover Leedom are made a party defendant to this cause because you are the holder of -1 unrecorded deed for and are In , jssession of said premises and therefore have or may claim to hav< Interest In said premises. And you Helen Leedom. wife of — Conover Leedom are made a party defendant to this cause because you

premises.

ated May 22. I9<2. SAMUEL F. ELDI

Mayor

City c. . May. New

and Commissioners .. • Cape May. County of Cape Jersey, for a plenary re

urn lounumptlon license for thi premises known as Arnold s Cafe situated at <01 Beach Avenue nn< an additional <0 feet In an easterlj

direction to be Included.

Objections. If any. should be made imediately In writing to Floyd C Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape

May. N. J.

J. WARREN ARNOLD. <01 Reach Avenue. Cape May. N. J.

BOROUGH OF CAFE MAT POINT PROPOSALS FOB OF A MOTOR VEHICLE TO BE OPERATES BT THE T.wmrgu Foa A PERIOD OF ONE TEAR The Board of Commissioners the Borough of Capo May Point will receive proposals at an adjourned regular meeting to be held at the Borough Hall In the _ Borough of ~ “onday, June — 8:<5 o'clock. . War Time, for the leasing of a motor vehicle to be owned by the Borough for a period of one year July 1, 1942; and aald bidder ssce shall operate tho said mochicle on a route to be established by tho Board of Commlsslou- — --d approved by the Board of . Utility Commissioners of tho State of New Jersey, and to charge fares to be established by tho said Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Cape May Point; and tho ’ see Is to furnish all gas. oil. and other necessary supplies for the proper operation df the said motor vehicle for the said period of one year; and aald bidder or lessee shall. If awarded the contract to operate the said motor vehicle, enter Into a bond of tho Borough of Capo May Point In the penal sum of One Thousand Dol'trs for the faithful performance of ic contract. The Board of Commissioners rosrve tho right to reject any or all bids, and to award the contract for the operation of the motor vehicle ns the Board shall deem for the best inic-r.'-it -if the Borough. Dated June 5. 1942. LOUISA W. TRADER Borough Clerk. U-2t-pf $8.10

8/435 OF 1

IN CHANCERY

To The Joal Corporation, a corporaion of the State of Pennsylvania: By virtue of an order of the Court jf Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of tho date hereof. In n cause wherein the Township of Lower, In tho County of Cape May. a municipal corporation of the State -* New Jersey. Is complainant: and •u and others are defendants, you e required to appear and answer e said bill of complaint on i re tho fifth day of August. on hundred and forty-two, c. id bill will be taken os confessed

:«inst you.

“ 'd bill Is filed to foreclose thlrty-

138-802 To Rose Marls Slaemore: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made on May 19,1942 In a cause wherein the City of Cape May Is complainant and Rose Marie Slsemore and others are defendants you are required to appear and answer the complainant's amended bill of complaint In said cause on or before July 20. 1942 of the said amended bill will be taken as confessed against you. Sold amended bill Is filed 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 on Nov. 6. 1939 and covers certain lands in the City and County of Cape May situate at the northerly corner of South Lafayette and Congress streets having a frontage on South Lafayette street of 120 feet and a depth of 200 feet; also known as lot 1. block 32 on the tax map of said City. And you Rose Marie Slsemore are made a defendant because you are the record owner of said premises. Dated May 22. 1942. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, solT. Cape May. N. J. 5-28-4 ts-pf$12.24

By v

e of a

--- -ale of Mortgaged Promises, to me directed. Issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on the 20th day of May. A. D. 1942, In a certain cause wherein Ahna G. Mautz Is complainant, and Warren E. Richardson. Marie T. Richardson, his wife, and others are defendants, I shall expose to sale at public

vendue, on

MONDAY, JUNE 82, 1842,

'■clock P. M..

n Cape May - r County, New

id and premises illary described, i

n the bill of

E

UK on me isurmcitMi Slue Of EmerAvenue, West Cape May, In the inly of Cape May. and Stat< w Jersey, bounded and descr follows: .lEOINNTNG at a point In .... Northeasterly side line of Emerald ‘ e as widened . ■et. which point .... •d forty-eight and thirty-four -dths (148.34) feet Easterly he Intersection of the Easterly ne of Broadway and the Northerly side line of Emerald A

which

<al<l i

said

also the Southeasterly ' ' of land conveyed by

ty of the first part nercto tc tries Dorner: thence (1) North ter ;rees forty-five minutes East ng the Easterly side line of said •nty-flvo hundredths (73.25) feet, nee (2) South seventy-eight de-

thlrty minutes East, fifty

mid

of sale of lands foi ' nude by Ches'

of Tax< Lower, to the said er. and all di ‘ '

Township of September 12,

' tho Capo May county Clerk's ice, In Mortgage Book No. 385, —ih In the several pages of said Mortgage Book. vix.: 91. 92. 93. 80, 52. 61. 65. 84. 85. 86. 87. 65. 88. 89. 58. 53. 54. 55. 5G. 69. 71. 60. 72, 74. 63.-76, 77. 78. 79 and 69, cover- ... ninety tracts of land, particularly described, being In Blocks 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ri. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16, •" 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 26. 27. 28. 31. 32. 33 and 34, on a Map of Cape May Terrace, made by Harry W. Bell, civil engineer, and duly filed WFtho Cape May County Clerk's 1 you. The Joal Corporation, party defendant because y ... -ie owner of record of a port! of .the lands and premises, by vlrt of a deed dated May 26. 1932. n.. u recorded In the Cape May County Clerk's Office. In Deed Book No. 638, at pages *69. Ac., and therefore you —ay claim some Interest In tho said nds and premises. Dated. June 4. 1942. LEWIS T. STEVENS. Solicitor for Complainant. No. E18 Washington Street.

Cape May. N. J. 6-11-4 ts-pfm.42

NOTICE OF AFP LIGATION

Take notice that Leslie A. Norton, Sr.

has filed application with the Mayor

and Council of the Borough of North Cape May. Borough Hall. In the Borough of North Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jersey, for a plenary retail consumption license for the premises located at S. E. Cor. Broadway Avenue and Beach Drive, North Cape May. New Jersey. Objections, If any. should ba made Immediately In writing to Eleanor Oliver, Borough Clerk. Borough of North Cape May. R. F. D.. Cape May.

LESLIE A. NORTON. SR North Cape May. N. J.

U-Ite-pfll.M

SD) feet: then

dredths

i (3) f

-Mo

of Emerald

uth t

p Northerly

idened. aforesaid. th< ... (he Northerly side line of Emeralt Avenue. North seventy-eight degrees thirty minutes West, fifty (50) fee

to tho place of beginning.

Being the same premises which

Howard E. Richardson, single by Indenture dated August 24. and of record In the Clerk's Off Cape May County In Deed Boo 478. pp. 147. &c.

> Was

*nd Marie T. Rlrt

Rlc

r the Entirety.

<lue under

deer

*3218.21. with Interest and I

fees to be added.

F. MULFORD STEVENS. Sher Dated May 27. 1942. Scammelt. Knight 6k Reese. Sol'rs

5-28-4ts-pf124.48 F

NOTICE OF APPLICATION

Take notice that Madeline Willis

with the I*

May, New Jersey, for a plenary tall consumption license for me premises known as Mayflower Ca*tno. situated at 1287 Washington street. Cape May. New Jersey. Objections. If any. should he made Immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape May. N. J. MADELINE WILLIS. 1287 Washington St.. Cape May, N. J. 6-1l-2ts-pf$3.42

NOTOE OF APPLICATION

Take notice that James R Mackell

s filed application with the Towi

ship Committee. Township of Lower. Cape May County. New Jersey for a plenary retail consumption license for premises known as Ship Ahoy, dtuated on the South Side of Rio Irande Avenue at the Lower Town'hlp line. In the Township of Lower. Objections. If any. should be made Immediately In writing to Bertram Snyder, Township Clerk. Township -* Lower, R. F. P.. Cape Mar. N. Jr.

JAMES R. MACKELL, 7nn* Park Boulevard. Wildwood Crest. N. J.

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