FACE FOUR

To Recruit Men For War Work On January 1

Saar

Harry Henning, Wildwood manager of the U. S. Employment Service, War Manpower Commis«ion, announced late last night that the Drm vo Corporation of Wilmington, Del., will have hiring representatives in his' office January 13 between 9 and noon; 1 and 4 P. M.; and 6 and 9 P. M., to employ

men “on the spot.”

This is the first time workers in the Cape May county area have had an opportunity to participate in what the employment service tails a “pooled-interview,” partic- j nlarly designed for the Dravo cdmp^y- „ '4i These affairs are planned so as to bring together employers and workers, who because of transportation difficulties and other fac

tors, may never meet.

• Experience has shown that they > have been highly successful in indudag employers to hire men who otherwise would be disqualified because of the employer’s inability to make an affirmative decision from

an application card.

Meeting the workers face to face enables the employer to size up the man’s physical condition and mental reactions, also, to get a" . better picture of his educational

and work backgrounds.

In speaking of the affair, Mr.

Henning said:

"I am elated in having the Dravo Corporation visit Wildwood. Froth iny knowledge of the company’s liberal hiring practices, I am of the

"lien its represenca-

jve _ leaves the office Wednesday evening, several score of our residents will be signed up to work at highly remun<j««tive positions." Trainees should not be any older than 55. However, skilled'men have no age limit upon them. They will be hired regardless of age, providing they can do a hard day’s

I- work at their trade.

Youths of 18 and 19 and men With 1-A draft classifications will »ot be hired as trainees the

Draft Registraats Called For Exam

One of the smallest calls for Selective Service inductees in recent months will be filled nevt Thursday when a group of southern Cane Mav f’.nn n f 1/ TTiam «m11 a.

REV. F.. PAUL L^NGHORNE

Who last week accepted a call

to serve as pastor of the Cape Island Baptist Church here for the duration of the war in the absence of the Rev. Robert D. Carrin, who left the local pastorate several months ago to join the Chaplain Corps of the U. S. Army. During the first World War, Mr. Langhorne served in Washington, D. C. as secretary of the Federal Council of Churches

of Christ in America Army and Navy Chaplain Committee.

Miss Thomas Speaks

To Club Today

Camden for final physical examinations and induction into the Army. , Registrants passing the examination will be inducted immedJmtely, and will be given a week’s furlough to allow them to settle their personal affairs before re-

porting for active duty,

i Men scheduled to appear for ex-

I animation are:

I . CAPE MAY: James Peter HawInns James Hoffman Matthes, Jr., W illiam Snyder, and Hiram-Leroy

j Washington.

: W’EST CAPE MAY: Francis Anthony Purgatorio and John Andy

■ Harmon.

RIO GRANDE: Frank Louis

Rosell, Jr.

WILDWOOD: Joseph Christopher DeAnnuntis, Sylvester Joseph r ranco, Henry Nelson Hand, Charles Lin wood James, Edward Harry Pollock, Glendon Marshall Shank, Jr Kenneth John Thomas, Kosano Richard Versaggi/- Edward Lawrence Webster, Jr., and Hayes Charles Barnes. NORTH WILDWOOD: Grover Cleveland Bradshaw, Jr. COURT HOUSE: Richard Elwo ® d Chambers. Vinal Irvin Colwell, Thomas Charles Ringelstein, and Leon Wells. MAYVILLE: William Richard Garrison. Joseph George McCloskey, Howard Douglass Mooers,

are made deisudams, --•* • ''

Miss Sara A. Thomas, Cape May County librarian, will be the principal speaker this afternoon at the January meeting of the Cape May Woman’s Community Club. The club will meet at the Batten Cottage for a luncheon meeting. Miss Thomas will give a series of book reviews following the

luncheon-which is scheduled to i

start at 1 p. m. A business meet-

Local Board No. 2, in charge of conscription of men in the southern section of the county has received a call for February, but no announcements concerning the men scheduled to go for examination have been issued. The February call is much larger than that of January-

bonds to the amount of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00), to provide the necessary funds for the enlargement, improvement and '—’-Action of said sewer sys-

5“^ approved May

1, 1942, be and the same is here-

by repealed.

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon its due passage and legal publication. >1942? aDd * Pproved > December FRANK S. RUTHERFORD, FRANK W. HUGHES, Mmyor ‘ MILTON H. BAIR, Attest- Commissioners. LOUISA W. TRADER, ■ -7.lt.p85*, B ° r ° Ueh ^

w. i^earaon. his wife. waJt.r kr w n ' ro11 - li **cutor of the Estate of haume D. <jouwull. dece«*ei Tax Investment Coroorsuon -r-v ■....

Borough of 4

Notice U hereby given t Piers of ths k,,......... .

—uueo is noreoy given to the TexSnfv r 7«? f .i h * Borou S n of Bouth Cape tlrn, r v.r. U ‘, e * ,ur POse of enabling taxpayers to saoariain wnut -

• antue u. uonwall, deceased. -I'ai ^ ent ^rporatiomTsx ulvest^ corporation of isew Jerssv a ln r ^ r * Uo . n or X,ew J ereey. Wwia? .H* 4 * * u,t »■ defendants; audit

10 •Pl'ear by ajtt-

davit to the eatlefecuon of "

——r me purpoa

mxwers to eacertain wnut aasessn«ve been made against them 1 confer informally with the es

, “-~T• .enne any errors m

Th.Uf?" if** “ii?.* ‘ ,f f

duplicate, the ssseasment list for the

w11 * he open for inspection

ttouih Cape Stay, hi,

•>-• l> ' Jtw ®en the hours or i;uu p

P- pi-. January 9. iy«j. EUtiAK JBUKCHKU. JR.

:-31-2ts-pf|8.7ti

IH CHASCMtT or HXW JERSEY

_ fictitious:

,fVS.. V ‘ rtU0 ot . W Order of the Cot If Chancery of the State o' -

lev maria „„ the J-».W

y of Decem-

,-x - 4 - 1942, m a-.cause wherein led Cei-UMcato Corporation a orporation of the State of Jersey. is Complainant Charlotte Murray. her *• ?®®* ° r Personal representand John Doe . husband of

lotte Murray, said

i? r ii°a U,e h*tate of h'annie D Connjri 1, .t*^® , ** d - ar * oul °f this State X™ S.Vre.'SS “■ "

if IS. I. s <to

ii lb, on this ISlh day of Decern-

that the said

luduard M. I'earson end M&ry h J 8 wlre - » n<: Welter nx

conweil, t-xecutor as aforesaid be fMdIm. tnd ri Ulkt ' n t0 ^ abaen l defendants. and that they appear and answer on or before the lath day of

next - a ' ,d fhat in case they

Shan not so appear and answer tit

MIU Olll

;V‘““ inKcn as confessed against Marv W M, ward M -. p «arson and Mary W Pearson, his wife.

Halter L. Conweil

oc uiicu ns irainees...

ipany feels that it would be ?““• “V,j ™- n business meeti„.—1_ ix ’ to have ,nK W1 follow Miss Thomas

r address.

j! to train them only to navi

inducted into the armed fore-1 -r—

8 before they reach a period of A large number of club members Joductivity. Men presently cm- “fe expected to attend the meeting. Wyed in war production and util- Many currently popular books t their highest skill, will not be I will be reviewed briefly by the

g'Jiired. county librarian.

4-H Club Members Launch New I&ive To Aid War Effort

^EHTTR-r wrmcE- • xi__ .

BOURT HOUSE—Accepting the njeof 'Food Administrator __-^a R. Wickfcrd to double the

[. •S°P* 4-H Clubs on a national L •cale and to atregs the production

d products for the duration, "“T club leaders, at a con-

New '^Brunswick last ppd plank for expansion

-ne present-AcH' Club program,

r^^^ict Club Agent Willard G.

Fatten disclosed this week. “The entire 4-H program is to be

streamlined to meet this new situ-

Patton explained.

•Projects and supplementary instruction materials are being n up by the specialists. These

. 1 “I- My vmc opvcmiiats. 1 nese

— in - the h * nds of locnl

Jership groups.

“Since this- is a war effort of major importance it is hoped that community organizations of all sorts will fiSRIKt in the attnnn—

45 Youths Registered For Selective Service

A total of 45 Cape May County youths bom between July 1, 1924 and January 1, 1925 were registered in the sixth Selective Service registration which was concluded m this county on December 31.

The figures, released by officials of Local Board No. 2, which has jurisdiction over Selective Service administration in the southern section of the county, showed that -2 youths were registered in Wildwood, 16 in Cape May and seven

Gape May Court House.

r the bill or o«iu vumpiainant ir . before the ISth day ot rc-bru-

A. D. 1948, or the Said Bill will an confessed against you.

Said Bill is ’itlod

certain certlflcate of t by Harry Morey, als Harry u. Morey. Colic-

«ary n Pearson, his wife. Halter B. Conweil. Executor] ana iSd J^ Cell ° r ,,ha,1 deen ‘ “OuHable „ IS FURTHER ORDERED that

° rder be served upon

Edward M. Pearson and Mary W Pearson, his wife, and Walter -

Conweil, Exccutf >x —

Fannie n (•-.

Fannie u

registered man. i requested, within

»Taiier Li.

of the Estate of

Ca/factefyefi/t T Victory Food SpedaU

Sweet Juicy Florida

ORANGES doz Z9 c Urg. Florida Taaiwlan - i* c JulcyGrapcfrait -.-3" X4c

POTATOES

Selected —• — -it

No. 1 Maine J. original^! lO-re bag as. ; 50-n> b bB8 • 1.45 CARROTS »—— ISc f

r“i“x i " cnt >’ days from

the date hereof, by delivery of a copy

to them In such registered »nd by publication of the Cape May Star and Wav

JiVO (pOfwLaA SjUMack

Glsnwood Pure

pursuant to a sale of land for de quent taxes hedd-hy said Collcc on December 19th. JL D. 1939. cov w Ia v'i d i.f ltUate ^ <hc Uecough

o* me norough of

.. -'Idwood and which certtilcate made and delivered to the said iugh of West Wildwood. Said llicate of tax sale covered lots i.d 86 of Block 9 on the tax map aid municipality and said ccrtl- ■ assigned by the Borough

—.n interest, .but clothing repair imS of' 1 ! R vel; -"j*' and conservation will also he „«•" 01 . 5car '°' ds , all. males stressed.” attaming th. age of 18 since JanCooperating with high school In tho o a ^- requircd ? ictorv Corn, the rinh 4^." .J l 8 .^ °" “S anniversary of their

birth at the local board office, where they will be added to the

W,L “ mgn scnooi

Vjctory Corps, the Club Agent and Home Demonstration Agent will be prepared to supply information to those wishing to carry on agricultural and home making projects and may assist some in placement

of youths on farms. "No community cai this program without group or local leader,

plained.

Mr. Patton is in this county alternate weeks and will be

- aaaignea

• cst Wildwood . . _. „ w

day of March, A. D. 1942. to ed Ccrtlllcate Corporation, and

-ded in the office of the Clerk of

May COunty in Book 293 of gages, page 22; and you. CharMurray. are made a party De-

mi because you are the owner u. »ald premises, and the heirs, devisees or personal representatives of Charlotte Murray are made Defendants because Complainant has

: to ascertain whether or d Charlotte Murray is

‘I'VS; a ! ld yojt "John Doc", husband if Charlotte Murray, said name John

»nd published In the City and County Jf Cape May. State of New Jersey, wherein the land is situate, for four .Imcs. during four concecutive calmdar weeks, at least once In each week, and in the case of such pubbe a majicd h wlthln 0 thc° f SUCh notlce the said Edward M. Pearson and T t Pea r ,on - h '» wife, and H alter! E. Conweil. Executor as aforesaid prepaid, directed to them at the Post Office nearest their residence or at the Post Office at which they usually receive their letters unless such residence or Post Office be unknown and cannot be ascertained upon making the inquiries ijHbed by the laws and rules of

this Cou

ASSESSOR'S NOTICE City of Cape 2^y, IT. J.

Notice Is het

s iix-ix-uy given 10 me Tax

™. .„ ... the City of Cape May fo the purpose of enabling them to as certain what Assessment- *• *—-

made against them and '

formally r-— ••

Glsnwood Purs

APPLE Butter 2 -27' Iosco PEANUT SNA' K ■i.ri9 C

Enriched Sup-ems

BREAD

2 17«

lists of possible selectees.

Board members and the clerical staff of the local board this week , expressed their gratitude for the

carry, on I assistance and cooperation given sponsoring by volunteer Registrars throughout Patton ex- the southern neetSeM ~r .i__ .

xxoc oerng nctltlo

fondant because x-u..,puumiuu l--cn unahlc to ascertain whether the said Charlotte Murray is married and If she is married, the ^ -* ■—

lusband. and because h

XI* inv aasessor as to me

X-.. > vviuvaa of the assessment, and that any errors may be corrected, before the filing of t*-- -*— -

of her

ncr said hus-

■" Claim Bume right or interIn the premises covered by said sale certllicatoa^hy reason of

me duplicate, the

~.e*smeni list for the year 1943. will be open for Inspection at - City Hall on Washington St

—.—...aw wveas unu win oe aval able for Grange, P. T. A., Kiwani Rotary, Garden Club, church

j, viaiucn vxiuo, enuren

any other civic group meetings

explain the plan.

In addition, Miss Lois G. Hamil-

«?cH wi aZ“ t in th "'“i*- 1 "™ 7z"„,zzz‘; ^fe- t '? tock c l uba wll. include ] t^speLking'to's^nargrou^

-.xax oxiwa XIUDS will inciuae beef, pork, poultry, rabbit, sheep *nd goat clubs. m - ^ •

will be t

"n F°*l club8 - ^ fir8t interest JffU be that of supplying the home tables to save transportation and handling, costs. Dairy clubs will nuse replacements and keep pro-

■cpince „xvx, m uC0 T 8 - family and market

also be encouraged.

1,1 encouraged, produc

t the home, canning will be the tinned,

I February 6 to 14 has been do- « as 4-H Club Mobilization “Cape May County should ha at least 500 boys and girls in tl army of 4-H Victory Produce working in step with their new 4production song," Mr. Patton coi

,T '“lougnoui —itnern section of the county

who assisted in the sixth registration between December il

through Decernocr 31.

Legal Advertising

AN ORDINANCE

Explains ‘Block Plan’ Under way For OCD Groups In N. J. TRENTOV Mr* i c ■'

TRENTON — Mrs. Richard S. 1 Bethell, deputy state civilian de'enae director in charge of Community War Services, said today * that many local defense councils | throughout the state had initiated

jock plan” under the super-

vision of the C

jMmtvu ux me Community War Services Division and that in several places the plan was func-

tioning efficiently.

She pointed to Montclair where ■‘block plan” has been estab- ‘ for some time and said she "1 the set-up in that comcould be used as a model r —er places in the state. The first program block lead-

“ have been asked to undertake

“Share-the-Meat”. Others will after the first of the year

wner. a “Share-the-Car” program

is contemplated.

Mrs. Bethell said the purpose

r the Community, War Services

r “* n u of each local defense and the establishment of “block plan" in every comi* to ebtain all-out volmobilization of everybody the big or little jobs at --what must be done if the t Use, that of the military at

-c front, is to be maintained in noral# and if the second line, hat of indust^ T is to be unified «d strengthened in its task of >reducing weapons of war neces-

»»7 for victory.

She explained .that one of the

all information

holders “but to get information to the householder on how he and his entire family can best

assist in the war effort."

Dated. JanuaryAth. 1943. ‘ EUETHV and FLEMMINtV Solicitors for Complainant.

ASSESSOR'S NOTICE Borough of W..t Cap. May, n. J.

She said that the newspaper nof-B-.r. 1 J! - doin

—v.l—X XI iv I It-VS X

magazines and radio are uotng fine work in disseminating this information but that the block leaders augment and supplement this work by getting to each household detailed information regarding various programs sponsored by the state and federal governments, such as child care, conservation of critical materials, nutritional foods and other im-

portant information.

^ « ORW^ANCt repealing an Ordinance entitled “AN ORDINANCE authorizing the enlargement and construction of the sanitary sewer system of the Borough of Cape May Point, and making repairs necessary to complete said sewer system to comply with the laws of the State of New -Jersey; and to provide for an issuance of bonds to the amount of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20.000.00), to provide the necessary funds for the enlargement, improvement and construction of said sewer system,” passed and approved May 1, 1942. The Board of Commissioners

I of the Borough of Cape May

Point does ordain:

Section 1. The Ordinance entitieii “AN ORDINANCE authorizing the enlargement and construction of the sanitary sewer system of the Borough of Cape May Point, and making repairs necessary to complete said sewer system to comply with the laws ia of the State of New Jersey; and II to provide for an issuance of 11

-ERNON- ROBIN-SON- 1 FARROw! ia.i been duly adjudged a bankrupt a n petition filed by him. on the

the duplicate, the naneaiment list for rear 1943 will be open for Inapeeat my store on Broadway. Went

briche* by yeast high la VH 0

■Is Bl Coat sat, Niacia aaC Iroa

Supreme Cracked Wheat oread a toe Rob-Ford Fancy Rite * jjc ~ Macaroni apa^em 2 1** 19c Famndale Cbeese XlT " 3#c Borden’a Chateau C»eese * • Gerber’s Foods ■'S'™-':" 3 ZOc Uom-de-Lite mayonnaise tSi.to Watkins Tabie oa.t « c • O'c.ock Coin mnmn Mix Tenuerom a fa

1

TUulv and Jimsrfy

A delicious, cumukte muiki.i-iii dinner, all In one pucka ice. for X or 4 -r<-|iartxl lu IS uiluuUa.

--- ■ . ■•••iHireu in |j linilu SPAGHETTI OINNEB

29.

Conlalnliix b-o/ pkc Spaxl. Suuee. mill .,r uilhnul meat, ami I V,

City. New d day of J

ASSESSOR'S NOTICE Borough of North Cape May, N. J.

PANgAK^

n.ooa-*^

Ituntlemma 1

I sweet

In Bankruptcy the

DfflllEHWftBE

m hk|i wip wav wax, r household is through

Kr*. Bethell pointed out that

stressed « ' “ ‘

•ar—iao. ouooocu continuslly the ktt that the “block plan” is not > sbtain information from house-

SOLDIER SENTENCED

COURT HOUSE—Private Carl S. SeoBten, of the Army Coast Artillery unit at Cape May Point, was sentenced to six months ht the county jail yesterday by Judge French B. Loveland after he had plead non vult to charges of as-

sault and battery and larceny.

Scouten was accused of taking * watch from Alexander Breckenridge, of Philadelphia, and.assault-

ing him.

n-..

.. In Admlr-

. Barge "I parel and fui

ality. Vendltlo... r-xponaa, tsy virtue of the above writ to me directed and voted, I shall expose for sale at ,"'"l" on on the vessel lying at Cold Spring Fish and Supply

jn.pectlon at my home on the Hlgboe Beach Road. Cold Spring. N. J.. between the hours of 7:00 P. M., and 9:00 P. M.. January 8th. 1943.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Scheller

"Sviwsw®

Breakfast Foods for Cold Weather

\ Moth«r'sOa<r£?IOc ;g22c CrG.inefRicw"’"-' I Sc ^ ■ *• —ir«c

Quaker Honuny ‘ WkmwSww. " ™ IT . ttws ->

Thursday, j!

r Jersey.

P. M.. the barge "Eoma". tier etc Hubert J. Harrlnr- -

Marshal. Dlstrlci

' l ?* regular annual meeting of t-. ckholders of the MerchanU lonal Bank of Capo May will be

’cookies is. *5*

Whoatana 13. i ^kT 22c

. „ _ ' AN ORDINANCE ,„„ An Ordinance authorizing the private sale l-? 8 -?,JJe City of Cape May and not ne

, CrMmofWltMt'i!k7l4 ^T24c H-O Oats p?. IOc:2, 1 T.I9e Grapa Nuts 15c instant Ralston '^7 21c Goldan Canter „? , «29e Ralston Whaat ,w "' ‘iff 21c

uiiiiniium prices. — ordain; 6 Boanl of Commissioners of the City of Cape Ma; rvertu.t C 'riU„i.'x ’2 t er f. b . y ? p *ermined that the within desc perUe* described*,. Block and Eot number. In arcordane, tS cur are not needed Jor public use. Such

Dated December 17. 1*42 E J JERREEL, Cashl< 12-17-4 ta-pf$7.14

asseJbor's notice Borough of Cape May Point, N. J.

- - ■ Kalston Whaat 2

t'aua& Ctt'smys. chickens'

111-12 So. Lafayette St. 298 Congress St. ’7 Jackson S*-

■t for the purpose ofer yers to ascertain what to confer informally a

F'alley

FroJi Killed Up »o SH tb*

19-40

Opportunity Knocks ” "

eij i oiumbla Ave 812 Columbia Avt 918 Stockton Avenue

1024-28 New fork Avenue

* . a 1rvi . 15n . 7 Beach Avenue

vttS SSuixI S, 1 ;.",’- " «•» U..lr mixta

O Be p

“'eeasmenv list tor tne yei , ».I. be open for inspection at the , Fire House. Cape May Point. N. J.. , between the hours of * m—A . - —.

, January 9. 1943.

i-rah Scrapple Corn meal Mmh

Cana me Lamb Lircr

Tender Pom Lirer

>«< posted In the City Hall

Section x'r.Sv m,, . d ® aTaJ1 * b,e f or distribution.

:i-2ts-pf»J.«0

JOHN 8ADER.

J. ara. ■ ow xi e xxuna i fteetton t. No private .tilled by Um

Section 5.

seember 81. 1»4I. . — ue nereunoer unui . Jta'StUoJS. “■«' “»* UTtal taumdlxtel, upon tawl ».■

«a5? ,vat * ** ** ar * Authorised to be made hereunder until

ASSRBSOB-B NOTZCN TowasMp of Jwowai, N. J.

Notice la hereby given to the Taxpayer* of the Township of Dower,

Lh,., P-AW—" *17, | Baked Scans 7|S ^ BU-,— .x-x,_ -29. | p.t,,. Salad »|J.

TV. Xj-rM,,, ortlwuic. v ‘ard of CommlwtAMM -V#

READ the ADS

l-T-n-pf8»40 FT-OTD C. HTTGHES, City Oerk. •

L w X :

pajem or the Township of Lower, that for the purpose of enabling the taxpayers to ascertain what assessments hare been made against them and to confer Informally with the Asseasor as to the correctness of the assessment, and that any errors may .. aras'xsns': sey. between the hours of 3 p. m., and ! * P. ul. January 8. l»4J. 1

SEA TROUT —• • 15c _ r'liiet os Wa.tiBg * as -,

Fillet el Ced * 3Se i Wee Ita. 1 SaMile

622 Washington St.

ntuPA

We Reterve Right to Limit Quantities

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