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THURSDAY.

Navy I

Bond Sale

On In District "Fighting Dollar Days” commenced at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, the Cape May Naval Air Station, and throughout the Fourth Naval District on Labor Day and will continue through

September 16.

The drive is to enlist at least 10 per cent of the pay check of every civilian employe of the Navy. The purpose is twofold: First to encourage civilian employees to put aside a part of their wartime incomes for a rainy

day.

Second to curb the rising spiral of inflation by having employes lend back to their government a portion of war earnings which might otherwise be spent on civil-

ian commodities already

for which demand

supply.

Rear Admiral M. F. Draemel, commandant of the Fourth Naval District and the Navy Yard, is chairman of the campaign. Directly under him is Lieutenant H. M. Gilmore, USNR, who has been designated as Coordinator of the War Savings Campaign. Each department head district is a vice chairman of the campaign and each department is a division in the drive, having its own individual organization. Group chairmen within the departments will supervise and encourage thd Minute Men. It is the Minute Men who go on the firing line for the campaign as did their S redecessors of 1775. [inute Men who arc the individual employi ting them to sign the voluntary pledge cards for bond purchases. The pledges authorize pay deductions and when sufficient deductions have been made by the accounting department, a bond will be made out in the employe's name and delivered to him or his authorized repository.

Engineers Seeking Dredge Workers Marine firemen, quartermasters, dragtenders, marine oilers, steam and diesel, fourth mates, and fourth assistant steam engineers are needed by the U. S. Engineer Department for duty on dredges operating near Cape. Jday, Barhegat City, Atlantic City, along the Delaware River, the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, on the Schuylkill River and on the Christina River at Wilmington, Del., it was announced this week by the U. S. Civil Sendee

Commission.

Vacancies in similar positions the same locality may also filled from these examinations,

was explained.

The pay for these positions varies from $120 a month to $175 month, less $35 or $40 per

exceeding j month for subsistence and auar-

Many New Entries In Fishing Contest COURT HOUSE — The popular weekly fishing award of the Cape May County fishing contest ended last week, Director P. H. Jackson, in charge of the event sponsored by the Cape May County Board of Freeholders, said today, but entries arc still being received to be judged for major

prizes.

Although the weekly prizes have ended, the seventh annual contest will continue until' next month: At that time, the judges have the difficult task of perusing all the entries and' deciding what species of large and unusual proportions was hooked in Cape May County waters to be eligible for the prizes of fishing equipment to be awarded. The weekly award was made by a chance drawing and those who have won will still be ii) line for the judging of contest enDirector Jackson told of having - received numerous letters from anglers, who expressed their appreciation on the ideal set up of the weekly prize. The-, incentive, they said, was indeed a good one. Fishing continues along the ooeanfront and in the bay areas. Row boats are active while pier fishing is holding the spotlight. Pier managers said they will remain open until next month. Veteran fishermen expressed their views to Director Jackson that September should be a; -good month for fishing with croakers: seabass, flounders, kings and weaks expected to run in large numbers. "Unless there is a radical change in the weather the outlook now is for fish running in great quantity. Everyone who casts a line over hooks fish these days,” Captain Robert G. Pierpont reported to Director Jackson.

Copies of announcements specifying the required qualifications for the positions, and application forms, may be secured from the secretary of the Board of U.. S. Civil Service Examiners at the postoffice in Philadelphia, from the secretary of the Local Civil Service Board, U. S. Engineer' Office, Penn Mutual Building, Independence Square. Philadelphia, or from the manager of the Third U. S. Civil Service District, Philadelphia. No written test is required. Applicants’ qualifications will be judged from a review of their experience as shown on their applications.

518 Telephone Men

In Armed Forces

New Jersey Bell Telephone men in all branches of the military service topped the 500-mark last week, more than 12 per cent of the male employees of the company. This week the service flag at telephone headquarters in

Newark bears 518 stars.

The largest proportion of telephone men represented by the flag are in the U. S. Army Signal Corps where their specialized communications training is being utilized to greatest advantage under a plan worked out by the Army with the telephone com-

panies two years ago.

The plan reflects the War Department’s view that men with specialized communications training should serve in the Signal Corps so that the Army can take •full advantage of their knowledge and experience: and it also reflects military realization of the need to keep enough trained personnel on the job to provide the ift and plentiful telephone communication essential to the total ar effort on the home front. Under the plan adopted, t Signal Corps selects telephone men on a volunteer basis for specific Signal Corps assignment in small cadres, each of which forms the nucleus for a Signal Corps unit in active service.

Many Attend Special Service At Church A large congregation attended the second weekly service for service men held at the Cape Island Baptist Church Sunday evening. Lieutenant Commander R. ] Mulford, USN, was the princip speaker of the service, taking f< his topic “Christianity As a Way of Life”. Commander Mulford is a member of the Berean Baptist Church of Bridgeton. Anthony Candelori, a member of the Convention Hall orchestra, played a violin solo which was well received. The third of the series of special services will be held this Sunday evening, followed by a fellowship hour. Frank tiarima,., a representative of the Canadian Radium and ^Uranium Corporation of New York, will, speak on “Radium and Its Human Advancement.”

35 Boy Scouts Back From Camping Trip Thirty-five Cape May Boy Scouts returned to their homes last Wednesday after a week’ camping trip at Camp Edge, nea Alloway. The Scouts went to camp under the supervision of Charles A. Swain, local Scoutmaster. The group left here Wednesday, August 2G, and returned last WednesWhile at camp, they enjoyed the routine camp life, including daily inspections, schooling, the .ssing of various Scout tests, .’imming, fatigue periods, boatg, fishing, and other outdoor activities. highlight of this year’. Scouting trip was a visit to Riverside amusement park, from •here the Scouts boarded a Wilon Line river steamer and travelled to Philadelphia and back to the park as part of one day’s Returning to Cape May, the Scouts expressed their appreciation to a number of local business en who provided transportation and from the camp. Those thanked for their efforts ere Joseph Kennard Skilling, Earl L. Hollingsead, Albert B. Little, Frank W. Hughes, Lee Sharp and Clarence D. Fisher.

CORRECTION The names of Mr. and Mm. George ,C. Clarke, of Cape May and Washington, D. C.. were inadvertently omitted from the list of life members of the Cape May County Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital published in The Star and Wave last week.

About one of every six candidates for the Naval Academy fails to pass his eye tests.

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[■ SETTLEMENT by given that the ac-

Dated August 19th. 19. W HARLAN 1 T. MILLET HAND. Proc Gape May. N. J.

Junior officers "at the c _ ere Bruce Hand, Frank Engman, Harvey Williams and Robert Hollingsead. Scoutmaster Swain was assisted by Stanley Puff, of Atlantic City, Scout executive in this district.

Sealed proposals for the construction of a stone jetty in the Atlantic Ocean. Borough of Stone Harbor. Cape May County, New Jersey, will be received at the office of the Board of Commerce and Navigation. State House. Trenton. New Jersey at 11:10 A. M. Eastcrn-War Time. Wednesday, September 9th, 1942 and then publicly opened and read aloud. Plans and specifications may viewed at the office of the Board Commerce and Navigation at 1 1060 Bread Street. Newark. New Jersey. or will be furnished persoi upon requert at the Newark office. No proposals will be considered unless accompanied by cash or certified check made payable to the BoartI of Commerce and Navigation of New Jersey, in the amount of S'* of the total amount bid for the project and a certified statement from a bonding company stating that it will furnish necessary performance bond. The bid deposits received with the three lowest bids n.ay be held for thirty (SO) days after the opening of bids or until forty-eight (4S) hours after the accepted bidder has executed the contract and filed the required performance surety bond. All othfdeposits will be returned v three (S) days after the open!

bids.

The accepted bidder will b< quired to furnish a performance

In the amount of the c cordancc with Section 2:60-212 Inclusive of Statutes, and with sur* tory to the State of Net The Board of Com me I gallon reserves th any informalities ii

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FRANK D. HOLMES. Director and Secrctar: !7-2ts-pf|11.84 NOTICE TO VOTEBU

held during the year 1942 for purpose of affording voters an tunlty to register under the r permanent registration law wh

• • • -gtS. will be h

September 16. 1942 t lace In each municipality I

ity of Cape May. betwee s of 10 o'clock A. M. unt

and from 1 to 8 o'clock ]

South Cane May 4 P M. to 8 P M. CAPE MAY COUNTY HOARD OF ELECTIONS -27-3ts-pf|10.14

CITY OF J*APE MAY SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES AND WATER CHARGES. tlce Is hereby given that the undersigned will sell, pursuant to R S. 54' i scq. on MONDAY. September 21. 1942. at the hour of 1:30 o'clock In ifternoon. Eastern War Time. In the City Hall, corner of Washington i ranklin streeis. City of Cape May. N. J. the lands and premises hereer described. In fee. to such person as will purchase the propirty. subto redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but In no case In excess of dernplkm at Innate oMnteresM* * I ^" on Bh * 11 ofrer to purchase subject -ate of Interest, to redeem, offer a premium over and above the amount tes. assessments or other charges due the municipality, and the property >e struck off and sold to the bidder who offers to pay the amount of such assessment or charges, plus the highest amount of premium. H ~ 111 be sold to make the amounts severally chargeable against -'O July 1. 1942. for the year '«•« • —‘— • -- TOGETHER WITH INTEREST AND COS'. JULY 1. 1942 AND THE COSTS OF SALE. Following Is a list of the lands to be sold des last tax duplicate. Including the name of the o plicate. Hams Block Lot Teat

• May M>t. m. sr.

of T*tU 1.. there toT dated'Tuna TTim!*'*

Point. N. J, soUt at the next ensuing General -.r” tlon, by making actual Inquiry at >>t,« •very dwelling house or habitation. .,mhli or of the head of every family raald-

Notlce la hereby give

i Fire House on

said Board of Uon will ait at t

Tuesday, S*_ _ from 7 o'clock a.m. until • P-m, to add to the register of voters the names of those who shell personally appear before them and establish their rights to be regis-

Notice Is hereby g!r“ that a primary election will be held In the Fire House on Yale Avenue on Tuesday, September is, 1942. between the hours of 7 A.M an P-M.. at which time and place Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballots for candidates for their respective part tee for the General Election tc be held on Tuesday. November 8. 1942, In the .Primary Election there will

One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the. State Senate serve for three years.. One member of the General A sembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for fl Two Members of the Board of Chosen F reholders to serve * One Coroner to serve for three One male member of the County Commltttee to serve for one year. One female member of County Committee to serve for one year.

Tuesday, October 13, 1942 between the hours of one and i o'clock on said day for the purpose of making a registration of voters, and to revise and correct the register of voters for said General K!colon of Tuesday. November 3. 1942. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will -*• at the Fire House on Tele Avenue Tuesday, November 3. 1942. ween the hours of 7 o'clock A.M 3 8 o'clock P.M. A General Election will be held at which time the voters of said borough will vote for the following officers: One member of the United States Senate to serve for six years. One member oC-Jhe House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate

LOUISA W. TRADER. Borough Clerk. . August 18. 1942.

NOTICE OP ELECTION Borough of West Cape May, N. 3

In conformity with the provialont of Title 19. Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplements thereto, dated June X, 1438.

! names and esldences of all legal voters residing within their respective election districts, entitled to vote therein at the next ensuing General Election, by making actual inquiry at every dwelling bouse or habitation, or of the tu:ad of every family residing Notice Is hereby gl’. — — said Boards of Registry and ElecUon will sit at the First and Secoi d Election Districts In the Borough of pe May. N. J.. at the Bor11 on Fourth Avenue for the ■ctlon District and at the Joseph Hand Store. 209 Broadway, for the Second Election District rTneeday, September 15. 1942. from 7 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock .. to add to the register of votthe names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish their rights {£>• be registered. otlce Is hereoy given that s pri--y elecUon will be held In th< First and Second ElecUon DlstricU. f the Borough of West. Cape May. J. J.. at the Borough Hall on Fourth .venue, for the First ElecUon Disrict and at the Joseph Hand Store 09 Broadway, for the Second Elecion District, on Tuesday, September 15. 1942. etween the hours of 7 a-m. and I

r official ballot

Primary Elec

John, '^m j a'^ I ImM n n ,t g 1 |jjl* Is

Leon & Eva Stiles 90 S Cape May Bldg & Loan Asso 90 11 Elsie Arnold 90 16 Sophia H. Dougherty 91 to Arthur P. Smith J: Arthur P Smith 104 48 Arthur P. Smith 104 49, Geneva Bridges :05 5 Edith N. Carroll 106 28 .'alter, Hemquist 109 16 .'alter Hernqulst 1109 17 oufsa Souders 1C2 12 esse L. Souders 122 12a llleon-Realty Co 122 34-35 toward A. Souders . .122A 4 irnest F. Pharo 122A 8 Ibert R. & Adelc F. Grange :24 14 :dward Allan 135 20 23 dward Allan .135 24 ,nna T. Morris 137 42-43 Margaret Johnson 137 44 R. Howard Eisenbray 185 4 Louise F. McCarthy , 185 6

40.21 5 60 39 39 5 46

WATER CHARGES

Block Lot

Victor Chorney EsL . . - . Jaa. and Glenlta Hand 78 Henry $L Hill Eat. 90 Leon and Eva SUles 90 Sophia H. Dougherty 91

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Bit oTuesday, October 13, 1942 between tne hours of one and nine o'clock on said day. for the purpose of making a registration of voters and to revise and correct the register of voters for said General Election of Tuesday. November 3. 1942. t the

■her of the United States

District) to asm fw # __. One member of the State Senate to

for three rears.

‘ - the General Aa-

One Surrogate to serve for five

years.

Two Members of the Board ol Chosen Freeholders to aerve for three years. One Coroner to aerve for threo R. A. SWAIN, SR. „ . Borough Clerk. Dated. August 18, IMS.

EOTXCS OF SLBOTION City eg Caps May, m. g.

In conformity with the provisions of Title 19. Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplements thereto, dated June 1. 1938.

Tuesday, September 1, 1942. proceed to make a house-to-house canvass Jn the First. Second. Third and Fourth ElecUon Districts of the City of Cape May, to ascertain the names and residences of all legal voters residing within their respective elecUon districts. enUUed to vote therein at the next ensuing Genera] ElecUon. by making actual inquiry at every dwelling house or habltaUor. or of the head of ivery family

NoUce is hereby given that the said Boards of Registry and ElecUon will Bit at the Shield's Cottage. 1014 Washington Street, for the First ElecUon district; at the Cape May City Garage. Washington Street, between Queen Street and Madison avenue, for the Second elecUon district; at the Chemical Fire House, Lafayette and Bank Streets for the Third elecUon dlsstrict, at 320 Washington aL, for the Fourth elecUon district on Tuesday, September 15, 1942. from 7 o'clock a.m. untlj t o'clock p.m., to add to the register of voters the names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish their rights to be register-

NoUce Is hereby given that a primary elecUon will be held in the First, Second, Third and Fourth elecUon districts of the City of Cape May, at the above stated places on Tuesday, September 15, 1942. between the hours of 7 a-m. and 8 P.m., at which time and place the Republican and Democrauc voters will vote by official ballots for candidates for their rcspecUvc parUes for the General ElecUon to be held on Tuesday. November 3. 1942. In the Primary ElecUon there will be

elected:

One member of the United States Senate to serve for six years. One member of the House of Rep resentatlvcs. (Second Congressional j District) to serve for two year? One member of the State Senate :

serve for three years.

One member of the General As- I

sembly to serve foi One Surrogate ti

Notice la hereby given that tha said Board of Registry aad^”" Uon will alt at the Borough ~ — until t o e personally"appear "before "them and establish

Tuesday, September 16. IMA. between the hours of 7 a ny and • P-m.. at which time and place tha Republican and DemocraUc voters will vote by official ballot. toTSS

Primary ElecUon then will elected: One member of the United States Senate to serve for six years. One member of the House of Representatives, (Second Congressional District) to serve for two Fears. One member of the State Senate to serve for three years One member of the General tm - sembly to serve for one year. _ One Surrogate to serve for fire Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for three years. , One Coroner to serve for three years Mayor to Berve tor two Two members of Council to serve for three years. One male member of the County Commltttee to aerve for one vmr ^ One female member of County Committee to aerve for one year. that tha

October 13, 1948 —- —ours of one end nine clock on said day. for the purpose °t “aking « reglstraUon of votara and to revise and correct tha register ?, r T °i e I? f 5 r 8 » <d General Election of Tuesday. November 3. 1943. NoUce Is hereby given that the Board of Registry and ElecUon will sit at the Borourh Hell. In the Bor- ° - * k £j.2? nth *F tp * i^ y ' N - J - on Tuesday November s, 1942. between the hours of 7 o'clock njn. fi n<J p ’?- AGenersl Election will be held at which time voters of said borough will vote for the following officers. One member of tne United States Senate to serve for six years. One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to servo for two years. One member of the State Senate to serve for three years. .One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five years. Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve tor three year*. One Coroner to serve for threeyears. One Mayor to serve for two years. Two members of Council to serve for three years. EDGAR F. BURGHER. Borough Clerk. Dated. August 18. 1942.

la conformity wit I

Tl’le 19. Revised Statu . i amendments and eupplemente for five thereto, dated June 1. 1131.

Two Members of ths Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for three years. One Coroner to serve for three One Justice of the Peace to serve •One male member of the County Committee to serve for one year for each Election DistrictOne female member of County

District Number One comprise* iuUi of Sewell Avenue, west of th* Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Modi son Avenue and southeast ol Cape Island Creek. District Number Two comprises south of Madison avenue, west of AtlanUc Ocean, northeast of Howard and Franklin streets and southeast of Cape Island Creek. District Number Three comprises south of Franklin and Howard sts., ‘ of the Atlantic Ocean, northof Jacksoa street, east of Cape Island Creek. District Number Four comprises south of -Jackson street to Second Avenue. West of the Atlantic Ocean to and including the southeaat aide of West Perry Street to and tncludthe northeast side of Broadway.

Tuesday, October 13, 1942 etween the hours of one and nln< 'clock on said day. for the purposi f making s registration of voten nd to revise and correct the regls-

tlce Is hereby given that the d of Registry and Election will t First, Second. Third A Fourth ion districts of the City of Cape

election district, at Cape May Ssrage. Washington street beQuecn Street and Madison s for the Second election dlsat the Chemical Fire House.

n Street for the Fourth elecUon ct on Tuesday. November 3. 1942. sen the hours af 7 o'clock a.m. I o'clock p.m.. a General Elecwill be held at which time the s of said city will vote for the

Tneeday. September 3, 1942. proceed to make a houss-to-house canvass to ascertain tha names and residences of all legal voters residing in North Cape May, New Jersey, entitled io vote Ihersln at the next an suing General Election, by mak-

Nollce Is hereby given that the said Hoard of Registry and Election will alt at the Drum House, In the Borough of North Cape May, N. J..

P.m., to add to the register of voters the names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish thalr rights to be regls-

Notice is hereby given that a primary elecUon will be held In the r '“— ” 'he Borough of North

Cape May. N. J. u_

Tuesday, September 15. 1942. **■* *■ of 7 a.m. and I . _me and place the Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballots for candidates for their raspecUve parUes for the General ElecUon to be held on Tuesday. November 3. 1942. In the Primary Election there will be

sleeted:

One member of the United States

c member of ihe General As~

Two Members of the Board Ihosen Freeholders to serve X bree years.

:nc County of County

beftreei. o'clock on said of making a r

iy, October 13, 1942

s of the Peace t

NOTICE OF KLNOTXOB Borough of Booth Capa May, N. J. In conformity with the provisions f Title 19. Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplements thereto, dsted June 1. 1938.

Tuesday, September 1, 1942. proceed to make a house-to-house canvass to ascertain the names end residence* of all lernl voters residing in Borough of South Cape May. N, J.. enUtted to vote therein at ths next ensuing General Election, by making actual inontry at every dwelling bouse

f Tuesday, November

of North Cape May. N. J, on Tuesday, November 3, 1942. between the hours of 7 o'clock a-m. •nd 3 o'clock p.m. A General Election will be held at which Ume the

One member of the United States Senate to serve for six years. One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to serve for three years. One member of the General Xffsembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve foe three years. ( One Coroner to serve for thraa years.

One Coroner One Mayor to serve for two years. Two members of Connell to set is for three years. NLEANOR OLIVER. Dated. Augost 18, 1948 , ." f '* , ^