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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10,

County Students Form Junior Army To Help Scrap Drive

COURT HOUSE — Organizing: under the recently formed statewide Junior Arrtiy, school children of Cape May County this week are preparing to "get in the scrap 1 ' as their part of the na-tion-wide move under way in all schools, Dahiel J. Ricker, county school superintendent, said today. Under the suggested plan for a state-wide Junior Army, the chief state school officer will be the Commanding General. County and city school superintendents will be designated as colonels; principals of schools will be majors, and teachers will be cap-

tains.

School rooms have been asked to organize and have lieutenants, sergeants, corporals and privates. Pupils will write letters to prospects and make personal calls at every home and farm for solicitation of scrap materials. Scrap piles will be made at certain desiganted points. Large items of scraj) may be transported to the pile by a local salvage comniHtee or by trucking companies, Ricker explained. Finally the scrap will be sold to junk dealers, and the proceeds from this sale may be used for school projects or distributed directly to participating children in war savings stamps, the County Superintendent added. Announcing the program late last week, Mr. Ricker released a letter from President Roosevelt, in which the Chief Executive said: “The boys and girls of America

can perform a great patriotic service for their country by helping our National Salvage effort. Millions of young Americans, turning their energies to collecting all sorts of scrap metals, rubber and rags can help the . tide in our ever-increasing war. effort. "They will earn the gratitude of every one of our fighting men by helping to get them the weapons they need—now. I know they will do their part.” Donald M. Nelson, chidf of the War Production Board, recently said: 'America’s children in thousands of cities, towns and villages across the country can make an enormous contribution to the nation’s scrap collection effort.’’ Lessing J. Rosenwald, director of the Conservation Division of the War Production Board stated: “Efforts of school children can produce a huge tonnage of the vital scrap iron and steel, rubber and o.ther materials that must lie had at once for war production. The proposed plan of canvassing and collection will give every school boy an girl a desired opportunity for patriotic participation in backing up their fathers and brothers at the fighting front.’’

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By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, ir sale of Morteaged Premise*, to c directed. Issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on the Sth day of September. A. D. 1942, In a certain cause wherein James Me Cooley is complainant, and K. Conover l^ccdom. ct ux. et al.. are defendants. I shall expose to sale at public vendue, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1»12, between the hours of twelve and five o'clock P. M.. to wit, at one o'clock In the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's office. In Cape May Court House, Cape May County, New JerAll that certain mortaaked pro‘n the

All the following tract or parcel of lend and premises hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying and being In the City of Cape May. In the County of Cape May,, and State of New Jersey, and described as follows: All that certain meadow lot below Schellenger's Banding. adjoining land of Maurice Cresse. John McCray. Robert Hughes. Henry S. Rutherford and others, situate, lying and being on the Northwesterly side of Devlks Reach, of .Cape Island Creek. In the City of Cape May. In the county of Cape May and Slate of New Jersey, and Is bounded as fol-

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be tskea — The said bill Is Bled to foreclose a Tax Sale Certificate made by James A. Vance. Collector of Taxes to Middle Township, Caps May Co. N. J. dated January 7th. 1919. recorded June 6th. 1941, In office Clerk Cape May County. Book 111 Mortgages page 401 Ac. on lands in Middle Township. Cape May County, N. J. and you Frankford Trust Co. sxecutor Sarah Major, deed, are made defendant because you hold a mortgage thereon ana may claim some Interest In the land and premises. And you Robert Hltchner. are one of the record owners of the land and premises. Dated September 9th. 1142. CHARLES A. BONNELL. Bolr.. Oapr — I ” ” 9-17-4 ts-pfl

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In conformity with the provisions of Title 19, Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplement* thereto, dated June L 1111.

District Number One comprises south of Sewell Avenue, west of the Atlantic'Ocean, northeast of Madison Avenue and southeast of Cape Island Creek. District Number Two comprises south of Madison avenue, west of Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Howard and Franklin streets end southeast of Cape Island Creek. District Number Three comprises south of Franklin and Howard sts.. west of the Atlantic Ocean, norlhaast of Jackson 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 tbs southeast •' of West Perry Street to and Incl

Tuesday, October 13, 1943 between the hours of one and nine o'clock on said day. for the purpose of making n registration of voters and to revise end correct the register of voters for said General Election of Tuesday. November 1, 1942. Notloe la hereby given that the

thence South 61 degrees East. 61 feet to the edge of the Creek: still the ■fame course to the middle of the Creek or so fur as the law of the State allows: thence along the middle of the Creek a Southwesterly course until it comes to the line of Lot Number 12. formerly owned by James Thornton and In range of the Westerly line of Maurice Crosse et al InS. If continued on said Southearflfrly course Into the Creek; thence up the line ofsLnt Number 12. formerly said Tlu-rtkqii's North 25 degrees West, (as per', survey of 1R77) to the edge of the Creek, being 24 feet from where the Northeast side line strikes the Creek, measured

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NOTICE TO VOTERS

NOTICE OF FERMANEANT REGISTRATION

be held during the year 1942 for the irpose of affording voters an oppermanent registration law which takes effect July 1. 1943. will be held Tuesday October 13. 1942. at each polling place In each municipality in the County of Cape May. between the hours of 1 to 9 P M. Only such voters will be permanently registered ns present them- ■ ts personally. Naturalized cltiniust produce their citizenship >tcrs ar» urged to appear for registering at their respective polling places as early ns possible on the date specified. In order to avoid con-

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IN CRANCERY OF NEW JERSEY To Benjamin C. Elm/: Elsie Brintoti and .lames Brlnton. By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the date hereof. In a cause wherein Township of Middle, a munlelpal corporation. Of Cape May

complaint, on or before the 10th day of November next, or said bill will be taken as confessed against you. The said bill Is Bled to foreclose a Tax Stic Certificate made by James A. Vance. Collector of Taxes to Township of Middle. Cope May County. N. J. dated January 6th. 1940. recorded July 1 Sth. 1942. In Hook 292 Mortgages page 136 &c. on lands In Middle Township. Cape May County. N J and you Benjamin C. Elms are made defendant because as husband of Sadie Elms may claim some right By way of Courtesy .In me lands and premises: And you Elsie Brlnton are made defendant because you ore owner of the premises being foreclosed: and you Jaynes Brlnton are made defendant as beIngihusband of Elsie Brlnton may claim some Interest In the premises by wsy of Courtesy in the lands and £>ated*September 9th’ 1*42. CHARLES A. BONNELL. Solr.. Cape May Court House. N. J. 9-17-4 ts-pfl 14.28 .

OF N1 To Frankford Trust Company, Executor Sarah Major deed, and Robert Hltchner. Bv virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the date hereof. In A cause wherein Township of Middle.

Third A Fourth •lection district* of the City of Cape May at the Shield's Cottage. 1014 Washington Street. for the First election district, at Cap* May City Oarage. Washington street *— tween Queen Street and Maf avenue for the Second election trlct; at the Chemical Fire House. Lafayette and Bank Street*, for Third Election dlr*rict. at 320 Washington Street for the Fourth election district on Tuesday, November 3, 1943. between the hours of 7 o'clock am and 4 o'clock p.ro., a General Election will be held at which time the votera of said city will vote for the following officers: 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 One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for three years. One Coroner to serve for three One Justice of the Peace to serve, full term. FLOYD C. HUGHES. City Clerk. Dated, August 18. 1942.

NOTICE OF ELECTION Borough of West Cape May, N. J. Eastern War Time In conformity with the provisions of THU 19. Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplements thereto, dated June 1. 1921. Boundaries District Number One comprises all the territory on the southwest aide of Broadway and continues to the Borough of West Cape May line In :aeh direction. District Number Two comprises all the territory on the northeast aide of Broadway and continues to the Borough of West Cape May llna In

F making a registration id to revlsa and correct the register f voters for said General Elecon of Tuesday, November 3. 1942.

sit In the First and Second Election Districts of the Borough of West Cape May. N. J.. at the Borough Hall on Fourth Avenue for the First Election District, and at the Joseph Hand Store. 209 Broadway, for the Second Election District on Tuesday. November 3, 1943. between the hours of 7 o'clock a.m. and 8 o'clock P.M. A Ocneral Election will be held at which time the voters of said borough will vote for

the following officers: of the United States

Sernt

nemhor of tke Hoin e of Rer Ivrs. • Second Congresalona

."x of the. State Senate to

la conformity with the provisions of Title 19. Revised Statutes, and tha amendments and supplement* thereto, dated June L 1981.

between th» aours of o'clock oa said day fo. . of making a registration of voters.

lay, November 2, 1942. tarebr given that the

Notloe la hereby l Board of Registry and Election alt at the Fir* Houa* on Tale A

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Oon will be bald voters of said borough will vole for the following officers: One member of the United States Senate to serve for six year*. One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to

e for three ye^r -

One member of the General . sembly to serve for e - -

One Surrogate 1

> serve for five

Two Member* of the Board of Chosen Freholdera to serve for three TOMW One Coroner to aerve for three LOUISA W. TRADER. Borough ClerkDated. August 18. 1942.

In conformity with the provisions of THU II. Revised Statute* and the amendments and supplements thereto, dated June 1, 1928.

Tuesday, October 13, 1943 between the hours of one end nine o'clock on said day. for the purpoer of making a registration of voters

Notice U hereby given that the Board of Registry aad Election will alt In the Drum House In the Borough of North Cap* May. N. J. oa Tuesday, November 3, 1942. between the hours of T o’clock ejn. and I o'clock p.m. A General Election will be held at which time the votera of said Borough of North Cape May, will vote tor the follow Ing officers: One member of the United States Senate to serve for six year*. One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congresalona] District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to serve for three year*. One member of the-. General Assembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five year*. Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholder* to serve for three year*. One Coroner to serve for three One Mayor to aerve for two y< Two member* of Council to serve ELEANOR OLIVER. i>orough Clerk Dated. August 18. 1942.

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Two Member* of the Board of Chosen Freeholder* to serve for three years) Om Coroner to serve for three TOar, I?. A. SWAIN’, SR. Borough Clerk Dated; August 18. 1942.

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NOTICE OF ELECTION ■or*ugh of South Cap* May, N. 3. Eastern War Time In conformity with the provisionof Title 19. Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplement, therein, dated June 1. 1938. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will sit at the Borough Hall. In the Borough of South Cape May. N. J.. on Tuesday, November 3. 1943. between the hour* of 7 o'clock ajn and 8 o'clock p.m. A General Election will be held at which time the voter* of said borough will vote fot the following officers.’ One member of tne United Plate* One member of fhe House of Repj Metric!) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to One member ( embly to serve f One Surrogate 1

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