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New Blackout Signal System Is Announced — Continued From Page One — 2. An Elidible public “Red” Sir raid signal is prescribed consisting of a series of short blasts on air raid horns or whistles or the warbling notes of the siren. This signal, which corresponds in general to the present air raid, alarm, means “Enemy planes are practically overhead.'' All remaining lights are blacked out except a few authorized emergency lights. Persons take shelter. Traffic except for emergency vehicles stops. The public is warned that in some cases the "Red” signal will be' the first audible signal whenever there has been insufficient time for sounding the preliminary "Blue'' sig-

nal.

8. A “Blue" signal will always follow each •'Red” signal after immediate danger has passed. It returns the community to the conditions prescribed for the “Blue" si^hal. The community is thus prepared to return to the “Red" without delay if the r. my raiders return. 4. No audible "All-Clear" sig- [ nal is prescribed. The “All-Clear'' ! will be indicated by turning or those street lights which hav< been off during the “Blue”, bj public radio announcements and I telephone, or other communication with warden posts and by local p police. - A community may adopt an audible “All-Clear” signal provided that it is not the same as the “Blue” or “Red” signals and - does hot resemble those signals • so as to result in confusion. A special feature of the new regulations prescribes that certain radio stations, on selected t frequencies to be announced pubt ‘lidy, will remain on the air to | broadcast official bulletins during * the periods of the “Blue" and i "Red” signals. I The new regulations prescribe j special authorizations for essenP tial war production and war E transportation to insure a minii mum of time loss and interference during the period of the “Blue" signal. The new regulations reduce to a minimum the period of time of the “Red" signal by providing an additional “Blue" signal permitting an earlier return to the conditions under which essential war work and. other activities

Obituaries

- regulations also specify that under no conditions will ^ lights in actual use be left unatf tended at any time. Unattended f lights in homes, business. -houses, or industrial locations are defined as potentially dangerous and therefore unlawful. ■ The Office of Civilian Defense recommended voluntary adoption of the new regulations by all ■tates except those in the Western Defense Command, which already is operating under a uniform system of air raid precaution regulations adapted to its own needs and approved by the War Department. In urging adoption of the new Eastern Military Area regulations in all the area between the Eastern Defense Command and the rVeatern Defense Command, the Office ot Civilian Defense pointed out that uniformity is of greatest importance. In Public Proclamation No. 4, issued today, General Drum

•aid:

a ‘The right of any person to enter, remain in or leave the Eastern Military Area, or any part or tone thereof, shall hereafter be subject to regulations goveiming air raid protection including coastal dimout, blackout, the control of lighting and radio, the movement of vehicles and 4rther conveyances and activities Of persons during periods of blackout and air raid, and related matters, issued by commanding generals of service commands and Vie Commanding General of -the Military District of Washington, each for his appropriate jurisdiction, pursuant to orders bf this headquarters. Such regulations are hereby adopted as restrictions. “Through out the coastal dimoul area, nightly dimouts, in accordance with regulations of com.manding generals of service commands, each for his appropriate j^pisdiction, will be observed. This ttmout is a preparatory step for periods of blackout throughout the coastal dimout area. The Regulations governing air raid protection provide that a blackout must be effected more quickly in the coastal dimout area than in those parts of the eastern military area not included in the tetal dimout area. "Any person who violates any **rietion or order issued, re«d to be issued, or adopted the Commanding General, Defense Command and rmy, pursuant to the _ cited in the preamble of proclamation, applicable to whole or any part of the arn military area, is subject immediate exclusion from the ■n military area, or any part m thereof, and to the penprovided by Title 18, Sec97A, U. S. Code. In addition, wo or more persons conspire to violate this section and one »r more do any act to effect the of soch conspiracy, each parties will be subject to allies provided by Title 18, 88, U. S. Code. In the of an alien enemy, such perwill. in addition, be subject > ■’ • apprehension and

MRS. ELLA SIMPKINS Mrs. Ella Simpkins, a resident of Cape May for the last 10 years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis 3. Sayre, Monday morning after a three weeks' illness. She was in her 90th year. Besides her daughter, she is survived by seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at le Hollingsead Funeral Home yesterday afternoon, with the Rev. Albert W. Lenz, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment will be made this morning at Evergreen Cemetery, Camden. Mrs. Simpkins, a native of Cootstown, Pa., had the distinction of having attended Abraham Lincoln's funeral. During her girlhood, she had had the honor of singing for General Grant, when he was president of the United States.

iry.

superintendenU of the Strawbridge & Clothier store, died this week at the Belgravia Hotel, Philadelphia, where he had resided for many y Mr. Casselbury, an employee of the department store for 53 y< had held the post of assistant superintendent for • nearly years. He had been a visitor to Cape May for many years. JAMES McCOOLEY James McCooley, 82 years of age. died Thursday. January 22. at University Hospital, Philadelphia, where he had been a patient ne day. icral services and requiem were held Saturday at St. Stephens Church in Philadelphia. Mr. McCooley, who had made his home at State Road, Schellengers Landing, for many years, was well known here as a taxicab driver. He is' survived by three and two daughters. HENRY JOHNSON Henry Johnson, colored, 71 years of ager died Sundav, January 24th, at his home, '811 St Johns street. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 11 a.m. at the Hollingsead Funeral Home, with the Rev. Martin officiating. Interment was made in Mount Moriah Cemetery.

iaant U> tun «ult b®i the owner of record

You. Mrs. John Wei

Weiner, are mad to this suit bees to .have a riefat

you mar

dower 4a And Too. WU1-

mrm made a party <" fendant to this suit because you a the bolder of a mortsage of race '-* 1 —■*- and premises; And You. _ v*-*— -—■ and

i Friedman, are New

Weiner and made parties defendant to this suit because In the event of the death of John Weiner and William Fnedmam. you may claim to have an Interest

in said lands and premises. Dated. January 8th. IMS.

SAUL A. WITTES,

Solicitor of Complainant, IMS Ea— ’

Ells

-21-4 ts-pft 18.88

To Elizabeth K. Gutekunst: Paul E. Gutekunst; Howard. Id'Kennedy Mrs. Howard M KAnedyT m.4. Get rude Taylor: Enoch Taylor: Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy; Elizabeth Kennedy: John Doe (the name ' John Doc" being nctltious) husband of Elizabeth Kennedy; Grace Kennedy: Verna Draber: John Doe (the said name "John Doe" belni fictitious) husband of Verna Dra her; Wilbur B. Kennedy: Mary Kennedy: the heirs, devisees personal representatives of Ro il. Kennedy; the heirs, dcvl and personal representatives John Kennedy: the heirs, devi and personal representatives of John Kennedy. Jr.; Edward Kennedy; Mrs. Edward Kennedy; nohee> n ir. and Mrs.

Robert B. Kennedy: By virtue of an order of Chancery of New Jei

. Wells is complainant and K. Gutekunst. e( als. are s. you are required to ap-

bc taken ns confessed against you The said bill la filed to foreclose certain mortgage given by John emiedy. dated the 12th day of arch. 1931, on lands In the borough Avalon. In the County of Cape ay mid State of New Jersey; and

e defendant bc»ife of Howard M i-ason thereof have lands described hy

and "John Dos", husband of Charlotte Murray, said name John Dos

1 being fictitious:

By vlrtas of an Order of the Oc of Chancsry of tbs state of New J asy made on the ITth day of Deo her, A. D. 1848. In a reuse wher Bonded Certificate Corporatism * Corporation of the Stats Jersey, ' la Complainant

j,--.- ’ 01 * • Murray. bet J* 1 ™- dev ‘f®S* < ? r Personal repreaentatlvea. and “John Doe", husband of Charlotte Murray, said n.c j 0 hn Dee being fictitious, are Defendants

' rsqulrad to appear and an- ”■ the Bill of said Complainant or before the 18th day of Febru-

ap , ; A. D. 1M8. or the said BUI W1U •>e taken-aa confessed against you. Said BUI la filed to foreclose a cerUMn certificate of tax sale made by Harry Morey, also known as Harry G Morey. Collector of Taxes of the Borough of West Wildwood, pursuant to a sale of land for dellnquent taxes held by said Collector on December nth. A. D. 1939. cover-

■ituate In the Borough of

W est Wildwood and which certificate

i SMEWS.".!

made and delivered to the said l-7-lu-pf|25.

of Charlotte 1 Doe being fictitious, are made a : fendant peoaues Complainant 1 been Unable to ascertain whether the said Charlotte Murray la married and If aha Is married, the name of her husband, and because her amid busband may claim some right or Interest In the premises covered by Said lax sale certificate by reason o* dower or curtesy or otherwise. Dated: January 4th. 1848. LUETHY and FLEMMING. Solicitors for Complainant.

424 Manet Street. Camden. New Jersey.

Th*r« are many interesting value* in your nearest Acme that will supply the extra energy needed for wartime activity. Buy tood* that are plentiful—for Victory. * tfoor £mT Straight or Elbow ~ MACAttO*! 2^0 "^ Sc IS S, Wc

» 33

Farmdale Cheese Fully matured lor prvk Sav

LOCAL BUDGET lor o' M*>- rolM. &„, r „ Cp. M„

hereby certified

a part hereof Is a t

budget annexed hereto and hereby made ’ 5 ,° f „ th f budget approved by resolution of

a day of January. 1943.

LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE

SECTION L

t';rSL5“S 0 ,'„ , , h " Point. County ot C„. M.,- * ;budget and tax resolution will be he held at Borough

'.iy s ; “IP-.*; o'clock, at which time and plire

" e Borough of Cape May

. of

objections to said bodgt Point for the year 1943

persons. *

TAXES FOB Coun t^* 100 * (Ks ) Genera] County . (El 1 County Library . < E; d District Schools (E* .1 Purposes ) As shown by Budget

r Ini

Actual 1948 I 1.039.10

e for 1943) 2.788.38 e for 1943) 69.74 ; for 1943) 1.640 00

fa/ay of Vlaiwu& QUa/kuu Crisp Iceberg « LETTUCE 3lZ

Juicy Florida Oranges IS xsc Florida Crapelrnit j "“-> 3 i4 c Pascal Celery ***'”"1. iSTISc Sweet Potatoes 3 »• 14c Heat-flo Roasted—Peak Flavor

(tSCO Rich Blend

COFF£E

from surface roast Itm iirucx.

tin linn Coupon No. 28 good

24

February 6.

Farmdale ETap. Milk

10c

An Outstanding Value 7-Pisc# Stippled Utility Tobls

State

lotted for 1943) 2.51 LOCAL BUDGET

3»LANATOBY STATE KENT

n of t)

S'-nned

THEODORE HAYES Theodore Hayes, rolored, for many years head waiter at the Baltimore Inn and later at Halls Hotel in Washington, D. C., died Tuesday, January liith. Mr. Hayes was well known here and was the father of Mrs. James Al-

lison.

Funeral services were held this week in Washington, D. C.

BOROUGH MAN HURT IN SUBWAY ATTACK “

May, was injured recently when he was assaulted in Philadelphia by four colored men at Broad and South streets in the Broad street subway. He susjkmed a fractured skull, lacerations of the face, mouth and elbow, and is a patient in the Methodist Hospital.

John Doe" being f made defendant beer husband of Elizabeth d by reason thereof lie In the lands described

ne of the owners of said lands Y reason thereof have I the lands described li

Legal Advertising

HAND AND

TOi WILLIAM _. .. - . .. EDNA O. HAND, «T« WLPX. By virtue of an order of the Coi

of chancery of New Jersey, made the 26lh day Of December. 1942. a cause- wherein The Tax Inveatmenl Corporation of New Jersey, a corpuratlon of the State of New Jersey. Is complainant, and William G. Hand and Edna G. -Hand, his wife, are defendanta. you are required to a;

answer the bill of complali

or before t

t. or the confessed

The i

.■T"

G. C. Hughes. Collector of Taxes Use City of Cape May. New Jer- •. at a lax sale held on September 1940. In said City, against lands i •‘“ilgnated as Block

' duplicate of the

and premises

47. Lot 8 on 1 City of Cape May.

Hand and

Edna G. Hand, hit parties defcndanl to thle cause because you are the owners of record of the lands a--* — * -• -

In the bill of c Dated: December 28th. 1942

SAUL A. WITTES.

Solicitor of Complainant. - 1143 East Jersey Street.

Elizabeth. New Jersey

NOTICE OT APPLICATION TAKE NOTICE THAT Robert H.

Chance trading as Shore Bar. hai applied to the Mayor and Commissioners of the City of Cape May foi a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises situated at 315--1. Washington Street. City of Cape

May. New Jersey.

Objections If any. should be made In writing to Floyd C. Hughes Municipal Clerk of the City of Cape ROBERT H. CHANCE. 815-317 Washington Street. Uay; New J ® r * e >'

i ther

f Robert M Kennedy;

e the owners or in the lands des

award Kennedy, are because Vou are the Kennedy and by

ou. Robert B. Kennedy, are defendant because you are one • owners of the lands described Id mortgage: and you. Mrs. t B. Kennedy, are made dent because you are the wife of t B. Kennedy and by reason >f have an Interest In the lands bed In said mortgage. BUDD M. RIGG. Solicitor of Complainant. 330 High Street, "urllngton. New Jersey

COMMON PLEAS COUNT OP

WEINXX AND WILLIAM PXIXD-

Bp rlrti ^ . Chancery of New Jersey, made On 8th day of January. ‘

n order of Ihe Court

I

me Bin aay or January. 1943. In a cause wherein Bonded Certificate Corporation, a corporation of the State of New York, la complainant, and John Weiner, and others are defendants. you are required to appear and answer the bill of complaint -on or before the 9th day of March, next, ar the said bill will be taken as con-

fessed against you.

The said bill Is filed to foreclose a certain tax sale certificate Issued by George R. Beck. Collector of Taxes of the City of Wildwood. New Jersey. at a tax aale held on October 81. 1940 In said City against lands and premises known as Block 95. Lot 70x50 of 7 and 8 on the ' tax duplicate of the City of Wildwood.

New Jersey.

And You. John Weiner, are made

GEORGE OGDEN & SON CO. Plaintiff. Va. WISE ts SMITH

DefendantNotice I* hereby given tl of Attachment, at the suit Ogden & Son Co. against and credits, moneys an goods and chattels, lands menta of Wise & Smith Co.. Inc.. non-resident debtors, for the sum ‘ Four Hundred Twenty Two Dolli and twelve cents. Issued out of si Court on January 13. 1943. retui able on the 11th day of Februa next »nd returned Into Court, du.. executed by the Sheriff of the County of Cape May. In the State of New Jersey, on the 20th day of January, A. D. 1943: STIRLING W. COLE. Clerk. SAMUEL F ELDREDGE. Attoi l-21-5ts-pfm.02

be revealed that each of ihe approprlatli., from the 1942 Items: but. In the opinion of a sufficient sum In each 1943 appropriation government of the Borough during the yeai.

for ot . “ pp r o P rl * Unn has been added for this y« mu i, “ f garbage and ashes at the expense of th,

rroerse c f each local householder, as he or she sa-

erlally reduced

.eo.ooers, there will be atlvcly provide foi '

of the

>te Department of Health has pi he sewer disposal system, and s figures, will be about 18.400.01

mptor

illy ordered a

the

it IS

ilf of the cost of the

an aio to the Army. Navy and

-— •*— Therefore, a new approprlatloi

-ap'tal .mprovement Account of *4.600.00. in order to pr

expenses Incidental thereto. " • --fore, be Incresaed to an amount to pr

of Health.

The local tu~ smu. mcreiore. ne mcr r this mandatory order of the State Departi......

ANTICIPATED HE VENUES

Anticipated

OENXKAX REVENUES

v?. urp !. u * R ® ve " ue C * ah Appropriated

Miscellaneous Revenues

Licenses

Fees and Permits Interest and Costa on Taxes Franchise Taxes

f Local Government

Receipts from Delln

(a) Local Purpose Tax . (b) Local District School Id) County Taxes (e) State Taxes Tola) of General Budget Re

1.350.00 3.791 06 10.141.06

for

only

with purchase o<

2-lb pkq of

GLASS SET

19®

Roh-tord Rice Swift’s Corned Mutton Fancy Sour Krout Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise Glenwood Apple butter

4a authoritative guide to assist taxpayers prepare their returns ter 1942 IN tax e booklet Coat alas Tables aid Farias. Data Charts, Ust of Dadac- for M Worn and Ma.y Otfc.r Voleobl. 0 _ |w ■ Hslps. Got year copy pew. 0P 7 MW

Sweotoned or Unsw.

GHAPEFRUn JUICE

29'

APPROPRIATIONS

Department 0 !!? Revet A. Dlrector-a Office

G. Int

H. Ren

I. Adve J. Cape Mr}

t of Borough' Hall !i.' ;

' Printing .. e of Municipalities .

..racy League of Municipalities Department of Public Affairs and

Public Safety

A. Director's Office, Salaries and Wares

B. Fire. Other Expanses E

C. Police. Salaries and Wages

Other Expenses D L'Ie Guards. Salaries and Wages ! Other Expenses

E Board of Health. Other Expenses. .

F Poor Adlmlnlstration. Salaries and

Wages

268 16 650.00 477 26

500 no 60.00 25.00

r Relief .

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS _ Estate of M1CAJAH S_ SMITH. Deceased. Pursuant to the order of IRVING FITCH, surrogate of the County of Cape May. made on the twenty-ninth day of December, A. D. 1942. on the application of the subscribers. Executors of said deceased.- notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscrl- ' under oath or affirmation their da against the w. uncaused within six months -from the twenty-ninth day of December. A D. 1*41. or they will

claims and

Dated

December 29tK A. D. 1942. HELEN O. SMITH

H Mosquito Exte

Other Expenses Department of Public Works. Parks

and Public Property

A. Director s Office. Salaries and Wages B. Streets. Salaries and Wages

Other Expenses

C. Street Lighting D Water & Sewers. Salaries and Wages Other Expenses . ?- ^H*j*ch Front ^Bulkheads .

F. Engineer. Salaries and Wages G. Municipal Share of State Aid Road Projects

II

Garbage i

) Debt Service (1) Municipal Debt Serv Payments of Bonds . .

Total 25.663 7#

Reserve for Uncollected Taxes ....

■1 General Appropriations S4.n4« 14 j] rni 76 •*" 34.048.14 8L701.78

STATE ROAD AID SECTION OP BUDGET

avenue* Anticipated

1843 1949

26.010 71 5,691 Oi

•IM 06 29.840.80

I (b) Appropriations

1*. Grand Total of all Anticipated

Revenues

The dedicated revenue antlclpa.nu aunng licenses U hereby appropriated for the purpose . dedicatedbv statute or other legal requirement. l-28GDpft39 < i0 1 ° f ApproprUOo “* •••• 56.615-82

1.009.00 277 7* 277.78 277.78 2.777 78 2.777 78 1.620.98 Appropriated Expended and

1.777.7*

U 1849 1.111.11 1.111.11 1.668.87 1.868.87

21.825 *2 14,479.54

anticipated during the year 1941 from dog ■*•■* * v which said revenue is

Campbell’s Tomato >°u' SSC0 Tomato Soud cJ5"_

Vegetable Soup,

Farmdale Mince Meat

gM Seat Tasty I'en

3 - 25* 3UT 22e

10c Ida 180

Post Tens or Kellogg’s'""i- >*• 200

FLOUR *:

47 c

Unslleed by Uncle Sam's Order

Enriched Suprcm*

BREAD 217°

loovoi

Caricksd by gtltg yeast

Cracked Wheat Bread

m 10e

ShatethsttkeU-tifiVictckg

CHICKENS

37

(3% to 6y» Tbs)

Fresh ScrappJI^ 1

Beat Salad T “* ,,

* 15.

Papper Hash

“ 12t

Corn MealMuth 2

•“I2t

Baked Boant

• 15c

OYSTERS ’■SS.'SES' «»■ 25c Dressod Whitinfl ZTt-la * <3 k Fillet l-iih “ ISttFillal. Trout *23<

Watkins Tab s Sa t M nuie Man aioup Mixes dSti) rancake Floor American Toilet Tsisue Woodbine Tissue Pint Mason Jars

I^c *Sc “19c ric S*c

622 Washington St. Cap* May, N. 4. FREK PARKING for Aoma Customers

We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities